Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-01-06

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soe1es u another eoiznn-
Bsshop Paddock o5rd1sssd toe ser
vices IN Trinity Ceursh o. soatsy last /
The Ladies' Relief Sosietv vii meet
to<isy =. O'Clock in the Odd Fellow
Hal. - 1s1AL
g.saElsr Emma Hzyssrd i again on
tbe r11.e 70 and frors Olympia sitter
few days 81 fer repairs. SaFIzz which
Der place Ess taken ~ the Idaho.
TIE knights and Ladies Of Honor
sili bold their regular meeting t9aIant
a the resideaes Of Dr. Cbarcbin, cor
nes os Fsarth aud Marion streets
The Chamber # Comuesce nesting
set for !ast nigat z4s necessarily post
ponsd, &C account Ct he occ7paBcy OF
their roon for the p1rposss Of anotstf
Dastiag.
The schooner Ieassr, Captain Quinn.
Il noz dftinz 10 fog sealing. She Will
get away on Friday or s4s7raay' and
vii BE- the 5rss vessel on tie 5eallpg
gfoands-
Three traInps, Supposed % b the Tar-
ties Who have been committing the sew
eraI bofg4iries reported Of late, sere
arrested by Chef WOoserY yesterday
and put IN jail.
A chance 10 work i offered By the
svring Hill Water Company. utleh
wants 80 cords Of wood. bids for
zhicE will be received At tce Office up
TO Saturday next At 3 O'Clock
Sunday vas bright and caeerfal
day, Quite refreshing after the snow
storm. The walks we're passabie again,
and everybody awaited themselves OF the
opportunity Of getting out IN the merry
Sunshine.
The prospeet nov 10 the Eastern mail
viii not arrive here until Thursday. The
Isn2er the delay the more ne viii re-
ceiye when IL does CONF People are
becoming very impatient at the pro-
IonRed delay.
An odd looking little vessel, the Beda,
arrived here Yesterday, and anchored
out in the hArbor. She gill load Rem
ton coal for San Fransiseo. The beda
/ IL a three mastsd schooner With steam
ing appliances.
James McNaught. Who was among the
snoV-bsund passengers on the U. q d
n. Compauy's road t<leRrspned from
Portland yesterday that be had Just ar
/ rived there on foot, and would Dc home
a. soon As possible.
George V. Smith, the attorney, has
removed his office from the Arcade
buildiug to the front room lately oeeu-
pied by Justice Vroonsn, opposite the
Arcade building. Mr.. Vrooman takes
| tbs back room Of the same building.
Mrs. Capt. W. II. Taylor, who has
I been suffering for the past tNO veeEs
with an attack Of infammatory rheums-
| tistn, 10 doing nicely, and il Is thought
by her physicians that she viii soon be
| rrstased 20 her wonted health aud vigor.
The Pirates held meeting last even
| ing, and it was the universal desire Of
ali present that the Amateur Opera Com
uany of Seattle should visit Tacoma
/ nexs Saturday and there present the
/ Pirates of Psnzance. a committee was
I appointed to confer With the company
and see If they could be inauced TO 90
I on that EXCURSION
The recent rains have played sad
havoc with the beach road. Large
bodies of CLAW ans earth have been
/ y ashed down from the bluffs into that
thoroughfare. rendering il impossible. A
/ large force of men are now employed in
shoveline and clearing the road, and by
this evening it will be again passable for
vehicles.
| A vsshout Of considerable moment
has taken plsce on Front street, at the
l foot of Marion. The earth has gone
I for a distance of about twenty by
thirty feet, 10 depth Of from i've 10
twenty feet. The plank remain on
| top, held there by the long stringers,
/ bat badly sagsed into tbs chssm. A
/ half hundred carloads of earth will be
required TO filI up the gap.
The Radebaagh AlIinR case. at Ia
I coma, had singular termination.
| Owing to the absence of Radebaugh's
| LAWYER, there va, no one to represent
4 that side on she reassembling of court.
| The case vas thereupon dismissed.
| Shortly after the attorney arrived. and
vhen our informant left yesterday de-
termiped effort was being made TO get
/ tbe case Feinstated, but with what sue
| esss We did not learn.
Ii is believed By those who should
/ know, that there 10 a large quantity of
smugRled opium cached near this city.
/ waiting shipment to San Francisco.
/ The value of this opium IL yariously es-
| t.mAted at from ten thousand to fifteen
thousand dollars. OF course the owners
Of the contraband goods are not known.
or is the exact whereabouts OF the opium
/ known, hit the officers are keeping q
good lockout, and expect 10 capture the
stuff before it leaves the Sound.
During December. according TO Roths-
child's circular, six sail vessels took
eargoes of lumber from Puget Sound
mills 10 foreign ports, namely: Panama,
Melbourne, Honolulu and Valparaiso.
| Their combined oargoss aggregated
nearly 100000 feet Of lumber, valued
at an average Of over $40 a thousand
/ feet. During the same month three
vessels left Burrard Inlet. one each for
NAgaski, Melbourne and Adelaide, TAX
I ing about 2,0Oo, 900 feet Of lumber.