Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-01

The regular monthly meeting Of the
LADIES' Relief Society will bs held N
Odd Fellows Hall At 2 p. n, Tuesday.
November 81.
The members Of Engine Company No.
?, celsbratzd the receipt Of their new
ell by q banquet and general good
time at their roons last night.
The Hazhiaq,oH Cniu.rsity Visif0r
has made its appearance. IL u an
5 pses monthly, devoted 30 educational
matters. and sold at 30 cents a year.
The Liberal League will meet at Yes
Isr's Hall Sunday evening, at O'Clock
sharp. Reading by Mrs. Gidd.ngs.
Subject: Christianity = reward for
crime"
Bark Emerald Was spoken in the
Straits yesterday. she - from San
Francisco for Port Gamble, aud has on
board the remains VI the late Daniel
Longfellos.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
h ave Issued sons very pretty jsgenile
vobliea,ions, With which Mr.. L. A. Fur
ner. the local agent, Is deliRh;isg the
little folks.
Mrs. Reeecoa McDsnieis died in this
city on last sunday. Sde WAS 81 years
Of age, and leaves two grown sons, ID.
W. and Il. W. McDanisls. She was liv-
ing With tse latter.
A little girl belonging TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Hinkleman, living two miles south Of
Puyallup, fell into a small well that was
used to water stock, and Was drowned,
on Wednesday afternoon last.
T. A. Jones has returned from trip
to Oregon. While there he purchased
twenty seven head of cattle and span
OF horses, voioh be brought with him.
The cattle are to stock his White river
farm, while the horses will prob ably be
used about town.
Our Liftie Oaes for November is at
haud. 1; is q charming number. It's
publishers are doiRR a most excslleRt
work among the children of the Union.
Address " The Russell Publishing Com
pAuy, IS Bromfioli street. BJston," in
closing $50 for 1886.
W. b. Griffith, representing thu cele.
brsted soap makers, Jas. Pyle * Sons.
distributed 1900 pieces Of Psarline Soap
among families here during the past
week. THIS firm keeps forty men en-
gagged introducing their soap. and dur
ing the past year have gwen away
100000 pieces.
The largest property owners Of Sno-
| homish county. with the amounts Of
their assessments for 1875 are below
stated Puget Mill COG psny, SOS 375;
Port Blakely Mill Company, x47. III;
! Blackmin brothers, $i7 .Sj2; J. Gath
cart, kl6. 500; +. ID. Smith, $i4 515;
Yates Ferguson, Sll, l53.
Alfred Woods, who was being held in
confinement a. witness in the case of
| the United States against Nm. jaime
son Vt al, Was released yesterday on his
personal reooQn zlnce IN tue sum of
| $500, on statement made TO the Court
| by DIR. Minor that his health Vas very
| delicate aud tht. ne vas liable to die
most anv time.
Aboat 60 persons went from here 10
Tacoms yesterday to participate in the
anti Chinese demJn,tration. They
| went "a the small ste lniers . leen City
and Lone Fisherman. A combination
of circumstance = prevented tbs getting
of other and larger boats, else the crowd
going woald have been multiplied seve-
/ raj tlmes over.
Tha jury in the Potter Biyne trial will
| tnhpttts luh Nofk on inAI CASE, ~
least. and II will be hard week for
tben-kept from their homes and all
society outside their own member-h hip.
not ailo sed to read the town papers.
guarded night aud day, etc Jury duty
under such circumstances Is not unal-
ioyed happiness by any means.
IL Is said the Western Union Company
will soon let 20 It's line north Of this
| city, removing its property, and retir
iug from business IL would probably
sell ont very chsaply. and il is a ques-
ton whether IL would cot make II al
object for another company TO take the
plant of It's hands. Here, perhaps, IL a
chance for the PUGET Soaud Company.
and 10 seems entirely in its line. With
a slight Improvement of the times the
property would be profitable. aud II
might easily become exceedingly vain
| able.