Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-23
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Tee Clarke ooonsz ss-~ssu~.. s,.o..
~ this year &1.Sa5, So
Captain Alexander. Of the ous~r. has
recovered from his receni Illness
Truly she fools are nos all dad yss
pfo1eef ID On foot 70 fksrf sno.ksr De-
PER II Seattle.
Byron Bxrisv. Of Ilcona, has ben
Spending several days in this city. He
returns hoERe today.
The second of the ssrses Of Eatardas
afternoon eoncerts will be hsId this At
ternoon at Yesier's Han.
Les kse, prSpEieteg' Of ths Chfpsa.
OPIUM joint mentioned il YESTERDAYS
sss1e, szs eDed $50 zI,d costs by Jus
t1os Lyon.
The Seattle Reds are arranging 20 90
% Portland about the middle of June
The Portlgnders prouliae to visst seat
tie on July fourth and 6fth.
HE City Council met Iast evening
and adiSurned. IL order that the MAYOR
and Coaneiimen Night attend the Com
Inencemens exercises OF tie Territorial
University.
Geo. r. Mcconnell A Co havs mr.
chased the Palace saI,son an tbs eo,nsr
Of Frsnt and Columbia streets from M
Bseds, and will hereafter carry on TIE
business al that plao&L
Ihe weather seems TO have cleared
and settled for the particaIsr bensff Of
tne Pablo school aud Queen's birthday
Excursions. Yesterday was 9 beautiful
day and the promise for today il anoth-
e. quite as fine.
w. ii. Marshall, who represents on
this coest the great (thicARo, MiIwanke@
and St. PAal Railway Company, 10 here
again, looking after The interests of his
company, than which there Is none bet
ter 10 the country.
Sparks and ciadeTs from the Thurs
day night IRE few all over the north end
Of town. Chunks of burned wood two
inches square were carried ten blocks.
Lt was fortunate that none of the
chunks were the Cause Of further dam
age.
Major Z S. Dodd of Toledo, Ohio. il
q candidate fer the ofiiss of United
States Attorney for Washington Terri
tory. HIS Endorsements are very strong.
de hiss earnest letters from Pendleton
and Payne and Thurman, and all the
leading Democrats Of Oaio. Of all shades
and factions
A letter has been nsceiEed at the Walla
Walla Journal office from Delegate
Voorhees,. stating that Commissioner
Sparks u fully advised in regard to the
terminal limit controversy in that eoun
~, and that the com missioner will not
be controlled 10 his action in the matter
by rsiiro d influence
II. U. Lang, former California news
paper man, bat for the last two years
engaged on a historical work in Ore
Ron, is now paying his first visit to Pu-
get Sound. The book be has Just writ
ten Is a history Of willamette Valley,
Of about 1000 pages. the whole edition
being sold by subscription.
G. H. Hartford. attorney for Mary A.
La Bounty. who recovered judgment
against :. Kirsohberg. for personal in
iuries 90 her husband who got drunk IN
kirsohberg's saloon states that the
plaintiff ex 0nerates Mr.. n. y. Drew frem
any blame IN the matter, be simply be-
ing owner Of the building. and she has
no intention Of pressing the case against
that gentleman, although the Law makes
the landlord jointly liable with the ten
ant. Kirschoerg has skipped out, but it
10 th00ght the judgment can be collect
ed Just the same. No summons vas
served on Mr.. Drew. vho was never
really made party to the suit We
make this statement with pleasure, and
regret that We we're misled into con-
Meeting Mr.. Drev's name with the af.
fair at ALL