The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-07

property for sale.
Daily attendance at Palafine rim
school house Is about a
The cable cars continue 4, ., cx.x.,f.
ed every trip around the circle.
Richard Flynn was fined SIS br
justice Jones yesterday. for carrying
Dr. i. NJ. Esrnes has removed his
ONCE 10 the Kinney block. corner Of
Front and C0lanibia streets.
BartAle Endrighi and Miss Guestfna
Beftaido we're united in marriage yes-
ieriay by justice Soderberg.
| The tug Queen City, Capt. Oliver.
has been laid up for q few DAYS. fa re-
eeiye needed repairs 10 her boilers.
Auditor Wood issued a marriage
license yesterday for James Clark ana
Mr.. Sarah ]. Man, both OF Dswz-
| misb.
The funeral Of the late Brice Petit
VIII take plaes from Cross & Co = nm
aertaking pagiors this morning az o
o'clock.
Messra. Buiiene and Bryant who
went TO Vancouver 10 inspect the Pre-
u.ier. viii return by that steamer
Monday.
The funeral Of Thomas Burns. who
died ct Tacoma Friday, viii be held
from the Catholic church In this CITY
at p. ", to-day.
Mrs. Emma NalIoy. of well known
| and sonewhat sensational noforiefy.
viii lecture al the Battery Street
Methodist church this afternoon.
A. was anticipated, the steamer
Idaho, which grounded ON Dash point
Friday morning during a dense fog.
fioated of at high tide without injury.
Chief Mitchell is rapidly improving
in health, although il viii be some
time before his uniform viii 1T him
as snngiy as il did before his attack.
The Seattle Ministerial ASSOCIATION
will meet on Monday NJ 10 a. M. in
the Y. NJ. &. A. parlors All minis
tiers in the city earnestly invited TO he
present.
Parties desiring 10 build can obtain
money al lowest rates from the Guar
antec Loan and Trust Company and
Savings Bank, on Mil street, opposite
Commercial.
An order was made in probate
court Yesterday for the sale OF about
$500 worth Ct seattle real estate
| owned by John ID. Enfight. an inmate
OF the Oregon insane asylum.
The net proceeds OF the concert
giTen at the opera-house GA Wcdnes-
dag evening, under the auspices Of
the Arbor Association, were 500,
which sum viii lie added to the Arbor
fund
A vote was taken on the board of
trade exear-ion, returning from Sno-
homish on Friday evening. and il re
suited Harrison 10, Cleveland :. True,
it wont count in the presidential
contest, but II viii between Allen and
VOORHEES,
Daniel lngraham. half brother OF
Prof. Iugraham aud brother OF Mrs.
! ID. ). Smith. OF thi city, died at his
home on San Juan island Friday The
remains have been brought 20 Seattle
and the funeral viii be held this alter
noon.
4 girl aged IA. whose father resides
at Cedar Mountain. was rescued last
night from a house Of iu-repuse by
Chief Of Police Mitchell. Publicity 81
the name would only prevent what
little hope there Is LETT OF saving the
child from a life OF shame.
After the school house Is built. the
next and most important step - to
supply it with comfortable seats, and
the necessary apparatus. Those hav-
ing this too often neglected duty to
perform, are requested "a notice all
veftisement IN another column. adj.
dressed 10 school officers.
Jacob Nickle. a tailor who rooms in
a lodging house on Battery street,
North seattle. reported 10 the police
Yesterday. that during Friday night
burglars had gained an entrance TO his
room hy turning the key with pair Il
nirperS while he WAS asleep, and roll
bed him OF money and iewclry 70 the
value OF s225.
| Edward Williams, the man who was
50 seriously injured by being struck
by car on the Puget Sound Shore
Line, few day since, diel at Proyi-
denee hospital Friday night. Funeral
services will be held at ? =. IA. to-day
from Gross & Co. 5 undertaking rooms.
| Williams bad no relatives and very
few acquaintance In Seattle.
/ At the rate OF g per cent per an
mum, money doubles at compound in
tercst in II years. The Guarantee
Loan and Trust Company and savings
Bank on Min street. opposite Com
mercial avenue, receives savings de
post in any amount from 81 up
wards, and allow. interest thereon at g
PER cent. Deposits may be withdrawn
az any time without notice.
| Mr.. McClannahan will he able TO at
tend church to-day. Last Monday
morning burglar entered his room
and stole his Sunday trousers, but
/ when he found the pockets contained
nothing al value. he tucked them
away IN the corner ola building near
Mr.. McClannaban' house. and
neighbor found them and restored
them 10 their owner yesterday.
The steamer ferndale. Capt. II. NJ.
Hughes. arrived here yesterday morn
ing from Nanaimo with Hra tons OF
coal Tor the Seattle Gas Light compa-
Inv, which l. being dumped IN the cars
at Ocean dock. The Ferndaie belongs
to Mr. H. DHtard, OF san Francisco,
and rams between Irondale and Tes.
ada. She occasionally m8kes special
trips L. Seattle with cargo OF gas
coal.