Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-27
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Esst s.-rIas fr7cz tie Capfs4l Csfy- AID
viii .1~r1 sevsrzi days Il tce 1esFop-
oils
II. hizt is5@s Of TIE Iass day Or two
have fIle.d TIE -.osD6 vita aSetlT z osf't
Baxs- greatly % TIE ann0ysnes Of scan
boat --ss1-
Up Palmer. The nsr poss trader 81
S~4h Bay. 10 e sszstle, tsTirR arrives
y.~ssrasy De - Registered al tse
Brzrsxsck-
LssrBe Eva Coxsss' telephone message
o. answered CHRISTMAS eve sos re-
saved tEo 3Olls- ard 10 soe o. Scs lap
LEST zslsdreE II sssttie-
Ozfts des.zztio1 O, tie Sporting fra
.@rngty sane ~ train from Tacoma 20
seattle lass evening. % witness TIE Gill
sssxsen D7tehy and Linn-
John b. Denny, xbo has bssc s.oty-
irs az II ~IlaEae.te UzIvsrsaty for tee
past tern, u sn5oyirR tie holidays. 81
he family bone lear Lake Union
The Literal League vii meet ~ Yes
ler's Hall, Sunday eveaIrz. AZ o clock
sst,iset for dlscussion: -Which 10 90
ese.y mott bereatted by, Edoestion or
Money!
James McSs1ghs will leave fo- NsS
York 90 January 81, 70 be absent one
mouth. he goes East on bosinsss son
aectsd With the Northern Pseiae Hall
road Company.
Four men we're up before Jnstics Hill
Yesterday corning 70 ansSer n charges
Of drunkenness. Their only excuse sss
that tssy had been celebrating CoEiss
mas. Llshs fines we're imposed On each
Mr. Nate W .Issrs, representing the
hog department Of LilIienthsl Brothers,
OF San Franclsoo, IL again IN SEATTLE
and wisl remain till after New Years,
lsokin2 after the interests OF the nrrn-
Ia Jassios Lyos's court yesterday
Charles Waite. a boy charged With VII
fsliy breaking Windows IN q private
hoase. vas nned g and costs Adrunk
by be name Of Sm. Thompson was
also fnsd 81 and costs.
Abbott NJ l.. Anderson Mrs A o, Car
le John %. Fisken }. Kelsey II L. Nc
Niiiea VT, Orchard " NJ. SexeiI Geo
I3t, Sanders W. Wilson Miss G, have
Iettsrs awaiting their call 81 the ONCE
Of Wells, Fargo & Co. in this city.
The town of Pasco. the building Of
which killed the town OF Ainsv ortb, 10
said By q contemporary 10 have q popa-
IAtion OF Is souls nov. Pasco and
A,n.sorth are melancholy instances of
the Northern Pacide's tosn building
propensities.
Professor Mark Harrington, of MichI-
gan University at Ann A,bor, paid a
living visit 10 bis cousin. Miss Minnie
wideer, 10 this city daring the past
xeek. He has SINCE gone TO Stem.
OreQon, 70 visit bis brother, Rev. w. ,.
Harrington.
The Marquis OF Lorue, Colonel Ineer-
coll. nilil0pairos Aston and Carnegie,
an Irish member Of Parliament elect,
JOHN Boyle " Reilly, Cassius NJ. Clay.
Sir John Macdonald, aud Frank Is.
Sanborn have articles in the January
number OF the North AsserteaH ksvissr
Captain Chas. Low. Of the steamer
Nellie. IN conversation With tie writer
Yesterday, said: IL have been figuring
for some days past, and fnd that during
1885 tbsre has been 5000 $50 feet OF
lumber hauled into the snobouish river
and its tributaries. There are twenty
odd camps readv TO start up a. soen A.
sprins opens, and | expect next year
will shog 9 cut Of at leas: +5.oO,Cs0
feet"
Some time since IL vss Announced by
the Star Cisthin1 House that every boy
purchasing suit of clothes in that IS
t4bIishnsnt. should have q chaacs IN
the draxisg for ten watches. The
drawine tsok place Christmas and re
suited as follows: No. 70, Park Hepder-
son; No. I07. Victor Smith; Ne. 2s2, Ms
ter Fitz Henry; No. l0l, not known; No.
-, Frank jackson. OF Snohomish City;
No. !. Frank Calbert; No. 81, NJ ster Z.
SHAW; No. i03. Master Fred. GAsch; No.
IS. Master Street.
Christmas afternoon WIN. Robertson
aad Jos. r. MsSanehs shot . return
match for the championship diamond
badge, now held by McNaaght. Rob
ertson deposited 500 in order TO en-
deAvor 20 recover the badge. The
weather Vas stormy, and only q fev
members OF ths Rod and Gun Club
vent out 90 the race track to vii4ess the
match. In shooting At the singles No
Nanght hi,9 pigeons aud Robertson 10;
in the shoot ~ doubles, MsNsn9hs got
10. and Robertson 6. Total score: Mo
Nsnght -; Robertsou Is. Hence No
NauRht retains the badge and Robert
sons 500.
Frank Markham and Miss Ella Young
we're to have been married st Walls
walls December sd. All the arrange
neuts we're perfeeted, and there was no
suspicion Of fail re until the last hour.
Then the young lady received q note
from tie prospective bridegroom. stat
ing that be bad reached the conclusion
that they could never live happily to
gesher, and be hsd decided 10 tell her %
st the eleventh hour, rather than render
both miserable for life Enclosed 10
the note vas $40 in money, 20 pay her
expenses 10 her home In Seattle. Marx
ham left town. IL visriol 10 jastiisble
IN any Gaze IL is 10 such a case as the