Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-31
BREtIeiEs.

There oil be !asg tsu bours Of sor =
Iishs tousorros-Iroa TIA g. u. TO 5:ii
.. IA.
TIE Ladies' Reiief Sosisty Will bold
its regular nloBtsly meeting 90 tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock
NJ. Roa. NJ. Crawford will be narri' d
Il I4c,an tonIQst. the bride being Mis-,
NJ ;Artaar Of tpst tosp.
Seventy three pack aRss Of letters came
g last nights mail for losAl delivery, IN
soc aggregate about 500 IetterA
John Troy. WHO insisted on cleaning
oIt q Washington street saloon ke~pes
yes srdsy, w.s arrested and nned SIC
oy Justice Lyon-
GA ssoouni OF III health, II. o. Chip
nan has found It necessary to resign
tie ynrs1rship Of the steamer Washing
too and rstara 70 bis home 10 Inufsson
coauiy.
The Liberal Lsague will meet 81 Yes
ler's Hail this evening AZ O'Clock.
,abjsc. (" The demands Of Liberalism.
aud tbs elsstioa Of officers for the en-
saing year
IL lar reported tina. Messrs. James Weir
aud Il l. fsorns have been supplying
t1e residents Of ksston WITH dacks dur
lng the past week As dask hunters.
those gentlemen have feg equals.
The furnsrs expect their coming mas
ausr4ds bali TO be grand success. Inc
osIl siil take place next Saturday even
ing, and on the following morning will
De pabiished lis, OF all masqueraders
and the costumes worn by sAeo.
the steamship I1ahs sailed for Port
land Ia night, she having bsen released
oy the Customs authorities upon the III
ing Of q bsnd 10 tue District Court in
the sun OF $50 100, With r. Is. Cornwall.
X. W. DeLion and Or. I. L. Minor a.
surelies-
The Temperance nesting at the Y. NJ.
@. A. iast evening was very full. add Q
good program furnished, among which
vss an address on local option from q
oasiaess standpoint. BY ID. j. Pierce; .
short address by Mr.. Eva, q ane rocita-
ton by Mr.. Cummings, an anthem by
the Baptist choir. and q song by Mrs
willard. Tue meetings are held weekly.
Mr.. L. r. Dearborn, while looking
after aud developing his coal interest
on Green river, during the Indictment
weather OF last week and week before,
contrasted severe cold from which he
il nov suffering az toe Seattle General
Hospital. de 10 confident that under the
skill Of DIR. Carman and the good Durs-
ing which the hospital affords be will
soon Dc we'll again.
Aman named Watson, employed by
Al en- & Nelson. Was struck on the leg
I Fir day by q heavy timber which slipped
vhils being handled, and sustained a
fractare OF that limb Just above the
ankle. he was taken 20 his hoxs, cor
ner of Front aud Pike streets, whsre his
/ broken i-R vas set. He 10 poer man
~ho has been oct of work for SONS tiae
/ aud the accident IL she more deplor-
able on that acc1unt.
TIE tng Iyee lowed into this port yes
terday toe ships ivanhoe and Two Bro;h-
| er., and returned to Port townsend i'm
meSistely TO bring no the Blue Jacket
| Yesterday forenoon she lowed the Ken
/ dali. j. q. North and Alice fron Por,
townsend 10 Port Gamble. and aftel
b ineinR the Bloc Jacket here, she uill
/ re urn 10 Port fownssHd and too the
.nip Thomas II. Foster to Burrard Inlet
altar which the tog will tow the Harvey
/ Mills 70 Port q imole.
Captain Bailey states that on Wedues
| day. after proceeding up the SkAait riveI
/ for short distance With the steam u
Glide. he ncsuotsred about SIX inches
of Toe In ths river. he tursed hrs steam
or stera up stream. and backed bel
| through tn Toe fer some distance. vhst
tbs gress dosting u,a-s gave wsy snc
commenced to drift down stream. Fear
| ing taat the steamer would BE- crashed
Captain Bailey started for the Sound
wItn foil head Of steam. Do reaonin,
the ssis water. he.tied up for Sue night
aud the next day ascendsd the river auS
found 70 clear of Toe. The water ha
be-s hiRh, but 90 far no logs have drift
cd In o the sea.