Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-24
BEEyIIIEs.

Albert j. Forrest. Of Portland, Or.
retained 10 Seattle last evening.
Steamer Zephyr will take 70 Vashor
Island lhass Veo 90 70 participate in tbs
Oh ach dedissston there tonorrov.
me sesttle Dssrics Ministerial Asso
ci4tion vii tod serfes o. meetings n
the b ,tiery Street Methodist Church or
the lOih. llth aud l2sh Of November.
TT. Miner left for Portland .Frid "
morning, TO consult SIih Mr.. Howard
and others regarding the manner IN
shieh the PaQss soand Shore road Vii
be operated.
II 10 expected the sqnak murder trial.
sill commence on Monday. A bailin
vent out TO rqaak and Newcastle zee
Lerdsy to subpRaa witnesses to be Ia
attendance st that time.
Lee Kse. Wing Ching. Soon Woo
Wan Lee aud 6ee Sss were each fined
$40 and costs by Justice Hill. for CON
duetine vssh houses inside the limite
psohihited by ordinance.
An evening session OF the District
Court vas held last night at which the
case OF the Uui.ed states W. Ge.ree II
Foster. indicted for shipping explosives
on a passen. er steamer was tined.
All day yesterday the District court
Gas occupied IN bearing the case of the
Territory against Oty Wysong, isdicted
for the killing Of Grum, and the cese
eill probably not 20 70 the Jury be-
fore this afternoon.
q. Lavies 4 Co., l22 Cherry street.
have some remarkably fine bargains 10
cyclopedias 10 effer. They oder these
AZ almost half their catalogue values
Wsrks OF this kind are Invaluable, and
should be In all private libraries.
A. Onderdonk, the Canadian Pacific
Railroad contractor. has put in bill TO
the Canadian Government for .extras''
In the ooustruction OF the British Ce.
lambda section Of that road. He asks
81 500 600.
William Cochrane received a dispatch
from @. w. Davis, OF Black Diamond,
Yesterday. stating that go men from
hat point would be down this after
noon to take part In the anti Chinese
procession and demonstration this
evening.
Word came yesterday that 100 men
will come from Newcastle to-day to par
ticipato in the parade and meeting to
night, and 800 from Cedar Mountain,
Black Diamond and Franklin. These
900 men, In lieu Of torches, will bring
their miners lamps.
Mr.. McAndrevs, the boot and shoe
msksr of Washington street, is elssina
cot his stock. and offers his qoods al
lowest living prices. This movement
10 view Of hard times and approachinG
winter. will be considered exceedingly
opportnne BY those In need of fost ap
pafsl.
A large gang OF men were employed
all last night in putting Ia the track OF
the Shore road where IL crosses the Co
lumbia and Puget Sound road at the
fost 81 Commercial street. The work
vas completed at 1 O'Clock this morn
ing, thus causing no delay In the ira ffit
OF the @. q p. 8. Company.
Ths Chinese gardeners near town ar,
preparing TO leave. They are Offering
their vegetables for whatever they'll
bring. In consequences cabbage, celery
carrots, turnips and the like we're neve
before sold 30 low rs at present. TWEEN
~ fse cents will buy enough vegetables
to last an ordinary family q week. Il
go they must they want 10 be ready
and to lose as little as possible.
The Seattle Soap Works use only tn,
best materials In the manufacture Of
excellent brands Of soap they are nov
placing on the market. Yesterday q
i Cosper succeeded in selling them twt
tons of lard to be used as soap grease
The proprietor Of the soap works voult
be pleased to have the citizsns call ane
examine their methods of making
soap. The factory is al the foot Of Mil
street.
George W. Poore, steward Of th,
steamer Olympiap, was assailed by {
deck baud the other day. and was badl,
hurt, his jaw being broken. The decl
hand was taken before Commissions
swan 4, Pert Townsend. on a charge o.
assault with intent 70 commit murder
The assault vas proved. but not the In
tent, and the man was discharged
Poore being told that bis redress lay IL
the direction Of q civil action for dam
apas