Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-10

on Monday, April 9Th
The STERN -zfsel steamer Lo9iss, from
5eabsck. vas IN port ali day yesterday
O1hseF Welsh, OF the police force, hes
bees laid % !og several days ~ spell
Of sickness.
There via be Lstsny services n Tim
ity Ckarch on Wecbssdsy, st 2. "a.
and FrdAy 81 p. 70.
Tho tag Richard Holyoks vas IN port
Yesterday Afternoon. taking 90 fa@s
from the Seattle mines.
Justice Lyon certified both essss Of
the City ~ Myers h PDSers up % the
Dfztrel Coars yesterday.
Eight or sen Of the willanetts's erew
Who ssfi the slzip here tsok passage fer
san Franeisco By the AsTiso Sunday.
Az Los Angeles. Iast Wednesday,
Jasndei PasOwas Vas Sentenced 30 six
years ia san QoeI'tln. for beating Htais
boy.
J. w. Wash hAa retired froaa the edi-
torial direction Of tbs AOntessno u
d>fts. asd has been succeeded by A. ID.
BoSen.
A liohshouas will BE- erected By the
Government of GFsy's H4rboY this
sumner. for which 81. go has besn sp
pFopsistszd
There are q; prsssni eight persons
confined 10 the county jail, most Of
xh0m are serving 0ut sentences for
various eafenseg-
Don't forget the free entertainment
At the Coart House tomorrow evening.
| Choral rehearsal this svening at the
COah House at I'D O'clock.
The Mexico was unable 10 take all the
freight offered this trip, she having left
= lot Of potatoes and oats 10 the ware
house 70 be shipped By the Elder.
Three boy chicken thieves we're ar
rested Al san jose a few days ago. One
was sentenced 10 sixty days in the
county Jail. and the others to thirty
| days each.
| Sunday was a rarely beautiful day.
/ almost ike midsummer, and great vas
| iis enjoyment by thonsads of pleasure
seekers un foot, is carriages, street cars
| aud boats-
The steamship Willamette Is adyer-
tised ia another column TO sail from
San Francisco for Seattle on Friday
afternoon at p. ID. Shippers will bear
this In mind.
Charles SpEagne, youngest son Of Gen.
III. W. SpFaRue, well known IN Seattle, -
nov ir the employ OF the Olympia and
Chehalia Valley Railroad Company az
general utility man.
The Nevada and California Railroad.
running north from Reno about twenty
| or thirty miles, il managed almost en-
tirely by Chinese, except where white
help Is absolutely necessary.
The little steam launch ArRo, belong
ing TO the Goldman brothers, was ete-
vated 10 the Colman wharf Saturday,
and will be put in good condition for
tho summers pleasure excursions.
| G. Is. Whitley, the Tacoma banker,
has gone to Victoria for his health
aud 10 avoid embarrassment on acoosnt
| Of peculiar basinsHs trans actions con-
nected with the closing Of his house.
Captain John son, of the Wildwood,
stated last evening that repairs to his
steamer would be completed by the lat
ter part of the week, when he would
again place her on the Olympia route.
Clarence Hanford states that Mr.. Cat
cert had nothing TO do with the pur
chase Of the Herald material further
than TO cancel a mortgage he held
against it. on receiving satisfaction
therefor.
Mr.. J. Strauss is Just about giving
away his goods nowadays. He wa
selling exceedingly low before, and now
| supplements that action with further
reduction of 40 per cent. Those who
do not buy now will lose an opportu-
nifty they may regret.
James MeKnen received 81, 600. with
interest, from the California Southern
Railroad Company last week, for inja'
ries received from being run into by Z
locomotive near san Diego three year.
ago. The verdict was appealed from al
| that time, but the Supreme Court has
recently sustained II.
The stock of liquors, cigars and bal
fixtures belonging 90 Messrs. Pool
: FaiFbairne at Laurel Shade. and which
were attached at the time of the firm'.
failure, were sold at public auction by
) Front street. The prices realized fol
the goods we're about oDe-third jobbinG
rates.
One L. Beckerly and companion, said
by the csieHim 10 be from Port Town
. send, opened q butcher shop in Vieto
| ria two or three weeks ago. They Ro'
, credit In sundfy places, quickly secured
large custom, took deal of money
and run up large debts-and then fec
whence they came. II l. reported thai
: they got OF with sl5Oo or 5000 Of
money belonging TO other people.
. Frank A. Pontius, who has beer
almost continually engaged In the drus
business either As apprentice. clerk o.
proprietor OF an establishment for ths
past fourteen years. eteFped down ant
. out yesterday, with the intention of re
naming ont of business for some time
He has large property interests in anC
about Seattle which require his atten
tion q portion of the time az least
aasbrouck a Terry, successors TO Pom
tius IN the drug business, took charg,
. Of the store yesterday at noon.
II The Victoria mail needs looking after
| year ago We got our exchanges from
there With unsarying regularity-on th,
day OF their publicatiop IL morning
] paper, and % hours after publication Il
! an evening paper. Now the morning
papers never come the day issued. vhiIs
all come irreSulaEly, some days no pa
pers. followed by two and three paper,
! day or two after. A sunday morains
paper essnles 90 us Tuesday afternoon
OF later. The mail boats leave them a
5 In the nsovnina, giving the papers am
pie time 70 get on board.
! OfiiesFs Gardner. Van DoEsa snS
Mnrphy raided Quar- Lung's Chimes,
establishment on SoEth Third street
sunday. and succeeded In eapturinI
iiaS pounds Of opium on which ia,
duty bad not been paid. The China
man in ghose possession this opium
vas found waa arrested and taken be
fere GATED Stases Commissions
smith. where he waived examination,
aud was placed under $500 bonds 60 ap
pear before the next Grand Jury. *
Justice Lyon the credit u due Of put