Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-13


Read The reeeiver's sale d furpit1rs,
etc.. in snstesr eolamn-
The Beard Of Trade vil hays Q sps-
eiaI meeting At & O'Clock this sftsFnoon-
Al tee saetioa Of SchAfeF paintings
in TssonA sixteen psct1rss oFo2snt
siT5.
Nicholas George. fisherman. es1aht
tzpusT nounds Of shad N Seattle bsy
yesteFday.
The steamship Willamette sailed for
s4ri FrAncise1 yesterday afternoon load
81 With roaL
-. Eurr, the pioneer cranberry cul-
tisaGsr 81 0iympia, - spending feU
days IN Seattle.
sshoaass Teaser. Captain Qsius, ar
rTusd from Seah Bay and Qaiileufs
YESTERDAY. bringing . cargo 81 seal sklns
and dog Ssh OIL.
The steamer ssccess IL laid 90 under
going some repairs, and the steamer
Helen IA perforninR the service on tue
seattle and Biaksiy routs-
q. W. Gaming. Of the Union Bakery.
corner Uaiou and Third streets. has
sd3ess fruit and prodnos to bis stock OF
bread. cakes and confectionery.
Fred Allen. clerk in tbs cashiers de-
oartnsFt Of the Colombia and Pa get
soand Railroad Co1pAny, left on
ylesaara Irip 30 San Frsnei-so ysssefdAg.
The steamer Eliza Anderson has g'Jne
on the aridIron, in North Seattle, ana
Gill undergo sone needed repairs. sne
viii BE- ready 20 resume her Victoria
route OH Saturday.
The mother Of Miss Ella White, sc-
sorzapanied Dy Rev. O. h Ohoadle and
motDsr Of Michigan. arrived IN Seattle
| Wednesday sssniag, intending 70 spend
tbs winter en- the Sound.
The seatsle R>ds have tslaEraphed
the A.usities of Victoria thyitinR then
10 ssspp over here next Monday on thsii
setgrn from Portland. and play tbs
third game Of this seasons series.
| Captain Harry Lofts three mouths
charter OF sue ESsngel has expired anc
ne has turned the steamer ever 10 hel
owueE. Mr.. j. p. L1&ipW. who Is hayins
Der boiler repaired aad fixing her gen
orally.
Mr.. LawtSn, who has IN hand th,
preparas,ozl of a frait and vegetable ex
hlblt for the Mes Orleans Exposition
reauests Us TO ask all persons having
particnIariy fine articles in that line Il
send then to him that they may b
added 10 the collection.
HIN. Chase, o. X. 4 n. Co.'S agsn
al WalIa Walla, Is at present ia the city
He reports that the Company will tax
down 10 Portland from east OF the Gas
cades 10000 tons Of grain of this sea
sons aFowsh. The crop conditions hav
been favorable this year, and the yieli
will be enormous.
! The following ministers went TO Ia
cosoa yesterday, By the Zephyr, .
attaed The Msthodist Conference; Rev
j. N. Denison, Rev. A. Atwood. Rev
Il. A. Banks, Rev. W. II. Zehans, Rev
TER, Orsborne, Rev. b. II. Brooks, he'
A. Farrell, Rev. b. +. Van Deventei
Rev. J. W. Doft, Rsv. A. j. Mao Eeknes
kev. Bishop Walden, Rev. j. A. Ten
nans, ksy. John Finn.
The mammoth circus tent. used b
John Robinson, for his great Tire
Rrng Circus. Is the largest one eve
man ufactared, and is capable OF seat
ing $1,000 human beings. The tents
any two other shows travelling, oo0l
easily be erected within 10 spacious 10
terror, and still have room enough 70
the managers 20 walk about inside, an
see how really small their little shoS
, appeat when placed inside. not along
side, the gigantic Zen big New SHOW
: Of John Robinson.