Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-05-17

A ne~ u,ooa zsde iis sppesEAnee lsss
evening.
The Elder sails for san Francisoo
Mondsy afternoos.
The bark Colusa has arrived. and IL
dischaFgiRg ballast ~ the Ocean Dock
The Hook and Ladder C0mpany's ex-
earnon today viii be largely attended
Il has been decided 20 hsld the pnblic
school piEsric a. AIki Point nexf SAt1T-
DAY.
BairdFs Ministries, which appear here
shortly, are playing - crowded houses
10 Portland.
Mrs. Cbarses Hopkins, Of Seattle, is
Visiting her sister, Mrs.. Sfesena, wife Of
CoE,sal Stevens, Is Victoria.
Miss Rsss u. Rice arrived here from
| Spokane Falls yesterday, and u guest
Of George ID. Snow and wife.
The City Csnneil will SIT - 9 board
Of eqoaiIz stiop 20 sLAznine the city a.
ssssnens roll Monday evening.
| A divorce vas ersnted in the District
Court yesterday n the case OF Cnristins
| Dunning ". George DunnfnG.
| Governor W. G. Squire and wife az
| rived here from olympia yesterday.
( Mrs. sQulre h IN very poor heaitn.
General Wm. McAieken and Geo. @.
Israel. Of olympia, arrived here Jester
day and win remain during the week.
The Columbia and Puget Sound rail-
road company has fixed the round fare
10 the Eaoe track and back, during the
summer months, at = cents
Before the Liberal I1sag5e tonight
the question Of last week ull be con-
inued: should Oar Public schools be
Secular" Free invitation TO all.
The Northwest Fruit Company viii
receive on Monday 1000 pounds Of
| strawberries from its various gardens
which viii be sold AZ bedrock prices.
| Barkensine Graee Roberts will be th'
next vessel In the Wells line 70 sail from
san Francisco for Puget Sound. Shi
wilI start from below on the 2lst inst.
Rev. J. n. Dsnison, OF the Methods
Episcopal Church Of this city, will de
liver the commencement address q
Willamette University, Salem, on th'
1lth of june.
The Eliza Anderson 10 expected /,
again 20 on the route 10 Victoria OF
Wednesday next. The peaceful appear
: anoe of things preclndes all possibility
; Of her being wanted to participate Il
an Anglo Russian var.
Il Noaahka d Schlossmaehef, the From
street merchant tailoFs. received by th
Elder full line OF Frsnch and EnRlisl
: goods Of latest Styles, and invite III
/ public generally 20 call at their stor
= and examine goods azd prices.
The Baptist excursion yesterday owe
the @. Il r. ). rallroad Was participates
: 10 by at least 200 persons, all CT Whor
= seemed 10 have good time. The oh
/. iect wss not to make money. The re
ceipts were about $75, and the net Pre-
, ceeds shout f35.
. Mrs. Annie A. Birnie, sister of j.
= Ronald, our Prosecuting ATTORNEY, die
J. At her home in Synite. Missouri, on th
j. nd Of April, after long and painfr
illness. She left husband and two Ia
. FAINT children, besides father, sister
!, and brothers. The local paper speak
q Of Der In most touching manner.
a Miss Nettis Horton, eldest daaehts
OF Dexter Horton of this city, returns
home on Friday night. She has bee
attending school at Mount Holyok
Seminary, Massachusetts,, for the la
. four years, and she would soon ha,
Q graduated, bat was compelled 10 TeguI
home on account of failing health. II,
many friends here will be pleased
q learn shat they will have her with the
T. during the Summer.