Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-25
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Jsdes s.szn o. Por. To=Dssc6 made
9 flying visit 20 this city yesterday.
A. NJ. Fonna Is sxpectsd home from
his srip % ske Sandwich Islands tod2y
or t<rDoxgoE.
Little Stanley Piper, youngest sou OF
A. W. PipeF, Is ssrlo1siy III WITH inter
mitsent fever.
The Cluesn Of the Paei6e arrived IN
viesoEial yesterday and viii reach here
early today.
The q. A. 4 picnic has been post
ponsd tnas6niteiy. on seooont OF the
death OF Geo. Grant
CHI. Kiltengsr and G. b. Blanchard
usrs passsneerz on the Oiympian gong
30 Tacoma last evening.
T.w. Lake has Just completed work
on ahe steamer Aiki. Of the SkaRt
FIvef, and sue vas launched yesterday,
Tie eaFpenter work on the neE livery
ssabIe, being built from tbs ruins OF the
late Hotel Oriental, will be eompletea
today.
ArrAn9esnenss are being nnsde for
another yachs race bY the boats that
took part Ia the last Fourth Of July
regatta.
Ths University boarding house 10
being tlIorsazhly renovated and pat N
good condition for the approaching
term Of school.
The funeral of the late Melvin X
Crawford wIls be at the Congregational
Church on Second street AZ O'Clock
Sunday afternoon
E.B. Dovning 4 Co.. bankers in the
Post b1lidlBg, have several thousand
dollars 10 loan on hEst-elAss security at
10 per cent per anpam-
The exeuraion and picnic Of the
| knights Of fythiaE, set for today, has
0sen postponed to Wednesday next,
JaIy 21sh, ON accsuht Of the death Of
Gen, Grant.
The hope Ii generally expressed that
| the new Gilmore bElek building will be
sci back from the street line, the same
IS the brick buildings on the lower part
iSf the street.
! TIE steamer Fanny Lake will be
hauled out en- Lakes ways today, and
tie carpenters will commence the CON
ssfaation of house and upper works.
On eompIetion Of these works she will
bs placed en- some route a. freig hter
simply.
| A new yacht has made its appearances
OF the bay. IL 10 the Lola, a double
endag fishing smack of large pr0poF-
tions. bha made q trial trip recently
and beat BndlonR's Madeap very easily
She seems possessed of marvellous sail
ing qualities.
John Brown, against whom Is charge
4 - 3aa tmh am
still WINS kept by his brother. vas yes
teFdHy surrendered TO United States
Marshal George by hls bondsmsn. anc
he will be taken 70 Mcneil Island to
morrow. unless he succeeds IN getting
, new boRidsmen.
Il A large raft Of timbsrs and lumbel
will be shipped today BY the Seattle
Laniber II Commercial Company Il
Little skookum. The raft contains
, about 125,000 feet of lumber, which Ii
, TO be used in the construction Of thi
5stsop railroad.
Miss Catherine f. Cheasty and Mis-
Mary u. Condor. two teachers of thi
> city, passed the examinations at Oiym
pa last week, aud they now held Terri
! loritl certificates. which entitie them h
teach anywhere In the Territory for
period of i've years.
. II Is nov stated that the q. Il. d n
} Co. will soon change back 70 its forme
schedule. the starr and Hayward alter
mating between Tacoma and Victoria
Saela an arrangement would suit in
: finitely better than the present one
= Por! Teaoaaefsd Argus.
: Mr.. MeEIroy, the logger Who wa
burned oat on the Samish last week
will be- ready TO commence haulip
0 again about August 10th. He had tw
s large and expensive bridges rebuilt, an
as he went 30 construct third he foun,
the irss two had been burned. He La
: q laiRe force OF men employed, and
+ forcing the work as rapidly as possible