Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-03-22

The steamer j. b. Libby is in service |
again.
Mrs4 L. J. Powell has been visiting
friends 10 Whatc0m.
The steamship Mexico sails for San
Francisco al ! O'Clock today.
Tyetuy-two passengers arrived by the
MarwIn yesterday from up Sound.
The st. Cecilia Society will hold a
special meeting this evening at 1s0.
MRS Barke and her mother, Mrs. Nc
Gilvra, are looked for home early IN the
week.
! Young Peoples Progressive Lyeeum
NESTS in Yesier's Hall every Sunday
Afternoon at p. IN.
The sun will rise today at O'Clock,
and set at 6:l5, the day being twelve
hours and quarter long, not including
dawn and twilight.
w. r. Boyd d Co. are nov advertis-
ing thar new goods, large instruments
of which have been added to their
stock during the pas; fortnight.
A new and very pretty calendar has
been issued by the Western Insurance
Company OF San Francisco, of which
T. X. Pumphrey Is the local agent.
An unusually large number Of passen-
GERS arrived here on the steamer Wash
inf,tou Yesterday. She also brought a
heavy freight, consisting Of grain, pota-
toes and hogs
L. A. Wilson, Auditor of Mason
county, has been dangerously i'll for
fortnight past, during the greater part
of which time his sister, Mrs. G. Davies,
of this city, has been at his bedside.
The committee appointed by Stevens
Post 10 arrange for the reception Of
Caster Post, Of Tacoma, next Tuesday.
mst yesterday and agreed upon tine pro
gram as laid ont by the PosT-lNrELLI-
oEscKB Saturday morning.
Geo. X. Beeds has contracted to play
= Charley Reeds Minstrels in Tacoma on
; April l4th. and at Seattle, in the Opera
House, on the 18th and 10th. The com
pany 10 said to be good one, and Is &C.
; ooinpanied by a first class orchestra.
David Chapman. a student of the
: University, was exercising on the
/ ,repeze In the caGspus on Friday even
ina, when he fell, striking with full
force upon his head and shoulders
Q The fall was severe one, and fears are
4 entertained that he will be some time
in recovering from the injuries TO his
!. head.
Dr. r.. II. Cabaniss, Of Astoria, whom
. our readers will remember rs the anthol
, of a number of articles descriptive oil
= tho Modoc war, contributed by him Il
these columns, is an applicant for tbs
office of Inspector of Indian Agencies
= held by Ex-Governor Newell. who in the
: past has also contributed generously Il
a our columns.
The late Charles Chilbere did no
leave y will. He carried life insur
= anise policy Of 5000, which will 90 Il
+ his parents. A very intimate friend oil
the deceased said to reporter yester
day; awhile In Spokane Falls Charles
y joined the Ancient Order OF United
: WOrknen. When he left there he die
q moi sever his connection With tbs lodge
but left $50 with l.. B. Nash, an attor
ney of that place. to keep up his dues
q A few days before he died he received
4 an official notification that his nam,
i, had been stricken from the rolls Of th,
lodge for non payment of dues. Sup
y posing the money he had left had be
|, eorne exhausted, one Of his brothers tel
!. egFAphed to the lodge, asking about il
only to learn that no money had beef
y paid In on his account since he left. con
q sequently his parents will fail TO receiv
q tho 5000 which they otherwise woulC
have done, had he been . member o
the lodge In good standing at the tim
o OF bis DEATH"