Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-09-26
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The steamship Qneen Of the Pacific
will arrive here Sunday.
large party came over from Blaksly
10 attend the play at the Opera House
last evening.
Mrs. Hsmpson. the evangelist, 10 10
Vistoria. but has not yet entered upon
bar labors IN that fsid.
Work il progressing satisfactorily on
Grace Hospital. Dean Watson says The
frsmework vii be raised next week.
The steamer Mervin 10 engaged in
freieh,ing grain from Ssinomisn fats
to Utsalady. The City of Qaincy 10
laid up.
Mrs. Captain II. +. Beecher and her
mother, Mrs. Fletcher, arrived here by
tue Eliza Anderson yesterday, and are
stopping at the Arlington.
The nsw residence OF James Campbell
10 nearipg completion. IL u situated
ON tie corner of Eleventh and James
streets, and commands q delightful
view of the Sound.
The emotional drama in four acts, en-
titled "Mareusrite; or, Was She X ight!'
Gas performed in very good style at the
Opera House last evening by Only o
Farmers Daughter" company.
The Messenger towed the remains OF
the Wild wood to this city yesterday and
moored them alongside OF fesler's
wharf. Captain Grant will endesvor 70
get little something oct OF the wreck.
DIR. Graves will preach in the First
Baptist Church tomorrow at ii O'Clock
a. IA, on g The Joy of salvation" and
also as 100 y. IN. Meetings will be held
each afternoon and evening next week.
Steamer Eliza Anderson has made
another change In her hours, going
down sound hereafter at 10 the morn
ing Instead OF 6. She will leave Vic
toria EARLIER also, getting in here about
noon.
Messrs. J. T. Ronald, G. F. Mundsy,
j. N. MoGraw. o Jacobs. O. Ii. Han
ford, Go. ID. hili. g. A. Weed, j. Il.
Lewis, @. Davies and j Z Kinnsar will
20 TO Kent TO attend the railroad meet
ing today.
The Plymouth Literary and Social
Club will bold its first meeting after
vacation next Monday evening in the
Congregational Church at 7:3O o'clock.
A full attendance is desired for the
transaction of business OF Importance.
The business aft airs of Calkins & Red
dish have been satisfactorily arranged,
| ami Mr.. Calkins viii continue the bssi-
ness as its sole proprietor. Mr.. Reddish
viii start in q few weeks for the East
where be hopes TO fully regain bis health
| j. f. Atherton. general agent of the
1 n
will give an exhibition OF fine art worn
ON the New Home in arrasene, tinsel
and chenille this afternoon from to
o'clock, at Albert Hansen's jewelry
store, YesIer Lssry block, Front street
Adjutant General Ross g. O'Brieu
and wife. Mrs John q. Peroival, Miss
Gum and Master walter Il. Smith, OF
the Capital City, came down to Seattle
On the Messenger yesterday to pay a
| tiying visit TO friends in the metropolis
They took rooms At the Arlington, and
viii return home this morning.
Patsy Carroll, Ernest l. oughery, Franz
Hermlston and Ed. Richards appeared
iu court yesterday to answer TO the
charge of stealing a revolver. TIE
| prosecuting witness did not put IN an
appearance. and after receiving a good
lecture by judge Hill and Prosecuting
Attorney Ronald, the boys were dis.
charged.
On Thursday, Sept. cath, at 4:30 IN.
handsome sword and belt were pre-.
sensed TO Captain 3. n. Psfcival, Of the
Wash lneson Cadets Of Olympia. BY the
friends of the COMPANY. The prssenta-
ton took place on the public square, In
the presence Of over q thousand per-
sons. Gov. W. @. Squire made the pre-
sentation speech.
The First Baptist Church was well
tilled last evening to hear DIR. Graves on
The Harvest work" The Doctor
prefsced his sermon with short bible
reading on " Cnfistians az Gods Fem
plea" Hts remarks on church fairs.
theaters aud horse rsces we're enj Eyed
BY the more sedate OF the congregation.
He pictured the hard work before bar
vest a. like the breaking up of Chris
tians before q genuine revival. The
meeting Vas intensely earnest and the
attendance was larger than on previous
evenings. To-day at 8 o'clock q child
ren's meeting viii be held. Preaching
a. 7;0 this evening.