Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-12-17

Regular Council meeting to0orrov
evening.
Be sure and read the uev advertise
uen,s Of ,he Star and California Cloth
ing HOUSES
Hog Sing vss hned IS and costs by
Justice Lyon yesterday, for violation OF
tie fire hDIt ordinances.
The grocery store OF y. Portman, 10
Victoria, Vas robbed last sunday ni2et
Of goods vaIaed st 500
A Sigh, aecideut occarred at Black
Diam nd yesterday, ~ which 3 man
had his ankle crushed bg coal car.
Mr.. seavey, wife Of John Seayey, Of
Port Gamble, arrived here from an e1-
tended trip to the Eastern states yes
tefday-
Cnadbourne & Co. yesterday received
another large lot OF holiday goods.
Thew are nov carrying an Immense noe
Of furniture.
George A. Hall. brother Of Mrs j. G.
Iipsky of this city, Who has been 10
California; for some msnths past, ar
rived here yesterday by the QaeeR.
The rain came down yesterday al
most uniuterruptedlv from moraina
until late At night. Though the fall al
no time was heavy, a good deal came
down In the aggregate.
Cyrus Walker, of Port Gamble. ID
arranging to build an elegant rssidense
I on his beautiful plat OF ground at For
[ Gamble. to replace the baildins which
was burned few weeks ago.
The steamer Cascade has gone on the
| Snohomish route regularly. She leaves
here every Tuesday. thursday and Sat.
urday mornings for Snohomisn CITY apc
way ports, returning on Monday, Wed
resday and Friday. See advertisement
The Washington Steamboat and Nav
igation Company has placed the steam
er Mervin on the Whstcom route, alter
mating with the Washington. BY THU
new arrangement the travelling public u
afforded q daily boat between Seattle
asd Whstcom.
The Alvin Jsslin Comedy Compan!
will appear here one evening only
TO night. The bill board printing o.
| the Company Is more shsvy than tina
of any dramatic organization which
has vet come this wav, and for maRni
fioenoe and extent approaches the CIR
cos.
CYRUS Walker and wife, VIM. Walker
wife and daughter, John q. Seavey ant
wife, and L. G. Ames we're among th'
prominent residents Of Port Gambl
Who spent yesterday in Seattle. Cyru
Walker and wife will leave for Sal
Francisco on Sunday neIt to visit Mrs
Walkers people.
By the Queen of the Pacific yesterda
came the first volume of General Grant
history, orders for which were taken b.
j. L. Doff. More copies Of this vor
we're ordered than of anv other sub
scription book ever put upon the mar
ket. Two hundred and Fifty copies wer
sold here. Constable Van Doren ha
the deliver of these books.
Prosecuting Attorney Ronald return
ed from bnohomlsh by the Cascade las
evening. where he has been engaged 70
some time in trying before referee To
case OF Snohomisn county We. Benjami
Stretch. sheriff. The question as to th
validity Of the assessment roll came uT
and BY agreement the case went owe
until the regular term of the Distric
Court.
A. B. Smith arrived yesterday fror
Yankton, Dakota, On his way TO Qai
leute, to visit his grandchildren an
great grandchildren. He 10 the fathe
of ID. W. smith. the Port Townssn
lawyer, and of A. J. Smith. the boo
agent of Seattle. Tn ugh Is years G
age be is looking for new location
and will probably settle down at som
point in Washington Territory.
s. G. Young, Who has been guilty of
number of pecnnisry irregularities
the past, = couple Of days ago drew
number of checks In favor OF himsel
On the FIRST National Bank, and Fasse
them off for goods and money. Thei
va, nothing to his credit at the Ban
named. and upon presentation OF th
checks yesterday they were refurs
payment. Young was not to be fouu
yeste rday.