Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-18

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Gnis svsainR.
Yssasr Collage viii respen Tassdsyr
Sept. la, esosr ne ussoa3ensns d O.
Pssi Ltnes.
GIv. ". e. Squire and wife arrived
bsrs By the ZspsJr, and are ssopsinS Al
tie EbFasssIsk-
The PoFtlznds defeated the stars, for
the third ume shss saso0, Oh Sunday
% scOEe Of - to 5.
The hip Iv.ohOs sAiIed fer San Frao-
ciss1 Sassisy svs ninR, t4ktnk ~ tons
of Bisek DIaabOBd sDaI
The A,thadisis u Vazh0n Island
wIii D dseats tGelF n5w ck1rco on ace
tifss sasasy 10 s=pssalb-r.
The OIympi4n has taken day on.
the tieo. L. Starr u1akiSg hsr trip 10
and irou YlstorIs yesterday.
CApsAia seEden and family aud Mr..
VI. H. Boyo, ubO spent last Week o.
Mh1iiby Isi4nd. have rsto ned.
Mr.. and Mss. ChsFirs Mcdonald have
getafnes froai LspeE Island, where they
have been o4npaAg :oE thrse weeks past-
Another foat race betSe-n Brierir1
snd Desfsi is being arranged for NJ Il
sssatdsy. toe distance ~ % increases
10 a sundfed yafdsL
shsr4 McGraw commenced yoster-
10y inorssng wOfking the pris0nsrs con
fissd "a the county iati, on kne block
bsloslstng 20 the eooEty On The htii-
Tue steamer Alki will nnish her cargo
OF Rasek Elamond coal, and sail for
san Rraaeisco to-day. The snip state
OF Asiss Sisi take hsF plars nnder TIE
stausss.
Tue zanne lav was % on the 18th, and
on the "A venison made lie appearsnce
IN tue markets. Dealers ehsfgs cents
uasr pound for the cArcsse. and from IA
70 Is ossts per pound for enoiee cuts.
Steamer Phantom 10 offered ct pm.
vate sale BY her preseat owners. They
have no use for her, but other person.
have, and these latter individuals viii
grt = most desirable bargaia II they sp-
ply In time.
Tue msiissFy companies have arranged
10 leave here Thursday morning az
O'clo,sk on the Messenger for Olympia.
The RIfiss hold their last drill tonight,
previous to their departure for the en
eamp@eBt. GO
d. W. Higgins, editor Of the Victoria
Colos.ist, accompanied by bis daughter,
rst1rbs 70 his home today, after a short
visit 10 Tacoma, during which they par
tieIpi.tsd In the last grand party at the
fam6us terminus hotel.
In In Fumesed In Northern Pacific cir
Giles that the construction department.
will lie done away with September LIST
the operating department succeeding &C.
and t4rn. A1aa Anderson retiring from
the Office Of Chisf Engineer.
The Kindergarten 10 nov attended BY
eiehlesn ehildren, o gain of ten Ovei
tbs Gfa day and seven over the frat
week. Miss Fsedisch 10 o most accom-
plisned Instructor, and TO her littls
charges 10 a very uins0me person indeed
The Uaion Choir which IL to sing 10
Mrs. HaDps. ne meetings 10 requested
~ m,sst pr0tnpIy st O'Clock thus even
Ing. 10 tue basement Of the CosereRH
t.onal Cnurch, and all Christian siaReri
10 tiie city are earnestly invited TO b.
pre- cent and unite with them.
Nj. I. Harris has c1Dmenced 10 al
40 mis- new store IN the Ksnney bl lck
o which he i'll place q full line oil
clothing and farnisLinR goods. Mr.
harris will leave on Sunday for Sas
Francisco. 10 select his fall goods, which
De will open in the neS store.
/, The game of baseball played at th,
NswGa.tls mine on Sunday, between
tn. p osuix nine OF Seattle and tn,
| Nsvt,astlcs, re.ulted IN = victory for 10
natter bv q score Of ~ to6. sunday
game sss toe first OF series 30 b,
played by The tso above mentiones
oinefl
The W. @. T. o. of Eastern Washioe
tnn, 10 session a, spokane Falls. elected
Mira Anderson Woe president for Walls
Walls county. Mrs. Potter for Whit
mao, Mrs. Merrlman for spokane an
Mrs. Hatch for Columbia. Mrs Ssiz
OF. With Mrs. Trim bls 40 aitern tte, vas
slsctBd TO Represents Eastern Washing
/ ton In the temperance conference o.
Philildeiphia--centennial temperate,
celebration.
Governor Squire. during the year b,
has held fiicr, has done what he c0ulc
10 make himself acquainted tbFoughou
the Territory. He has travsled mact
Of the time. With bis mind usually IN
tens apon s.,me public work, aud be Ia,
mada innamerable addresses anc
speeches. The Governor has folly sno
ucedsd IN making himsslf agreeable q
the people, and in convincing them thai
he is an excsIlent man for the piAce.
Chss. Stull. native OF Sax coy, dice
AZ Pfoytdsnee hospital yestsrdsy, az, 4
about 81 years. The deceased was 4
hatcher By trade, and has lived Ia Neat
tie for the past 20 years. some time
sincs bic health failed, and being una
bic to work at his business, he cleaned
and peddled trips for q living, unti
compelied 10 awe up and 10 10 the hos
pitai. where be died, rs above indicated,
His friends took up q subscription "a
give liim decent burial.
Go.ernes A. r. Suinefosd, Of Alaska,
aesosapauied by J. @. Fuller and J,hn
Meksnna, two friends who are travelling
with him, arrived here BY the Z.phyr
yesterday afternoon. The party lsfl on
the thympian this morning for Yicte-
ria. where they eih spend q few das Q,
after which be vail returu IN the Snuna
and probably make his headquarters Ia
seattle until tho sailing OF tie next
stsazsr fer Alaska. three weeks heuec.
Professor o. B. johnson, Of The Uni
varsity. returned from his visis 20 the
Est on Saturday might. CHARLES L.
Dsnny remained In Minneapolis Longer
than vas sxpected, through . mistake
~ 20 tims. He viIl return In fee
days. Tue Professor ssys that be en-
ioyed his trip we're much, and that be
impfesed many opportunities 10 visit
mnseiima and natural history eollec.
tons. Hs attended the National En.
campment OF che Grand Army OF the
kspuislie a. Portland, Me-, and visa
there eiected 10 a f,osifian On eha N.