Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-02-27

TIE Esasr sails today.

The E3dsr sails today.
A regular rssstin9 Of Las limos
/, Cab will BE bed This evening.
Cap4- Johnson. Of the SiIdvcod, has
eseen taking visit 20 OJsterSlils-
The Grsg's Hay5er 1NeSsI has been re-
daeed in price to g 90 PER sRnaEs-
Henry Miles. Of Lewis county, and J.
/ n Gale. Of Tbarstsn, we're II Seattle
yesterday.
III. Cayanaazh gill have charge Of
the Sorthsrn Pacific Land OIhSe n
North Yakima.
The steamer " Arlington arrived from
down sound. on time yesterday, as
usual. and bEOazht - passengers to Sc
attic.
The Nellie underwent some repairs 20
her boiler yesterday. and consequently
did uos get Of on her snohcuish trip at
the Geaai time.
A. z MaeCuIsky, Hho has beeG visit
ing the agricultural regions Of the lower
esoand country on business, returned
home yesterday.
Mr.. John Munro, carpenter and
tnildsr, viii move ever 20 flotoFIs nsxt
Monday. The YIetsTians will get q
good workman 10 Mr.. Munro.
The Womens Christian Temperance
Onion of E ssssrD Washington, has had
nsade and printed large and elegant
banner for the Asw Orleans Exposition.
W.T.. Pillman has been elected by
Oassn City Council No. 2, Chosen
FrisnGs, 10 represent them IN tue Grand
C0uneIl, Whicn meets in Sacramento In
April.
Fred Gassbe's nsW house, corner
Seventh and Union streets, IA now all
ready for occupancy, and j. Z. Haines
expects 70 move his family into II about
toe first OF the month.
Tbs Qaeen City TeInple. of ths United
Order VI Ancient TemplArs, holds Its
| rsesIar mestisg this evening. Here
after tue meetings will be held on the
ssoOud and fourth Fridays Of each
uisnth.
Gnstave Ukhola died snddenly In an
OystsrviIle church February 18Th. be
mad congestion of the heart. de was
an earnest temperance advocate, and Il
was at Temperance meeting be inst
| els DEATH
James h. Swain, of South Bend. Pa
| eitio oonsty, has been taken 10 the Ter
rttorlal insane Asylum. de is lnm-
herman by trade. Mr. SSain has wife
and SIX children, who are nov left en-
tirely without means OF support.
The telsRraphic news item that the
sesretary of the Order Of Chosen
Priends vas arrested IN san Francisco
~ incorrect. He was Secretary OF DIFF
fsrsnt, bat some what similar order,
known a. the independent Chosen
| Friends.
The steamer Yakima, while towing q
boom of logs for the Puget Mil Compa-
Nv, was caught in a stiff breeze yester-
day aud piled the logs upon ths beach
In Useless Bay. Nearly II not quite al
the timber can be picked up withoai
muoh difficulty.
A few years ago, DIR. 1. T. Minor
placed two males and one female ring
neck Monaghan pheasant on Protectior
Ialand, and it Was stated at tue hod
and Gan Club last evening that theirs
are at least 500 of these birds there
now. 80 rapid has been the increase.
Two OysteTville boys, last week, wer,
playing With revolver. As usual, theN
supposed IL was not loaded. They dis
covered their mistake when IL snddenl,
vent of. the bullet passing through the
right arm Of one boy, named Riggs, anC
down into his side. He will probably
live, bat will quit foollng with pistols.
Doctor Mary Brown was made tine re
eipisnt of pleasant little surprts'
Wednesday evening, on the occasion o
her birthday. A aumber Of her friends
oonsreg4ted at the residence Of Prof
Johnson, and from there proceeded Il
the doctors apartments IN the ReiniG
block, where the evening was spent II
social enjoy mslts.