, 1888-10-18
From Saturdays DAILY.

Adrian Sheehan is at home.
Germany has sent four war ships to
ZaHzjbar.
Eornstein's store is crowded to the
caves with peg go 'ds.
Olympia has issued a., odict of e1pul-
sion against all tramps.
-Mr. J. ". Iiipds of California is in
the city with view to locating.
Rev. j. S. Anderson, pastor-elect of
the Scandi avian NJ. Z. church, ,is in the
city.
The weIl-kanwn steamer Princess
Louise has just besu thoroughly rsfiiteG
at the Esquimalt dry duck.
Rev. 4. j. McNemce who has been Wis
iiing in The City for few days returned
to Dupgeuess this morning.
II. NJ. S. Wrangler, from Halifax, is
missing. Grave fears are entertained for
the safety of those on board.
Mr.. G. W. Spawforth of Pasadena,
Cal, is in the city, and has made a
handsome purchase Of realty.
The Libby made trial trip yesterday
and passed her inspection. She is all
right and will go TO Whatcom tomorrows
Mrs. Van Auken, well known rs a
music teacher in Port Townsend, is meet
ing with flattering success at Port Gam
BILE.
Capt. Parstou of Name has come to
Port Townsend to reside. he will be 8
valuable addition to our good list of cit
izeRs.
The presence OF cholera st Hong
Kong makes vigilsnce doubly necessary.
So far the United States has been exempt
from this dreadful seourge.
Tho snag-boat Skagii is at last at work
on the Skagit river. She has bad e
long rest owing to Cleveland's hostility
to all internal imp rovemeuts.
Capt. W. 8. Seymore we'll known here
about is building him home at Port
Washington. The Captain by the way
is proud Of his new daughter.
The democracy of New York are badly
broken up by internal rows. Tammapy
is very dictatorial aud Mayor Hewitt re-
sents their interference. They are hav-
ing hot time.
Mr.. Il. w. Bessac, formerly OF the
Chehalis Vicette has purchased the NeaU
Transcript of Olympia, from Mr.. J. n .
Gale, and will continue its publication
as Republican newspaper.
Rev. B. L. N. Davis is exhibiting q fiue
herd of Holstien cattle at the Portland
fair. Mr.. Davis has one OF the finest
stock farms in the Territory. His home
is near Mt. Vernon, Skagit county.
Evangelist D. l.. Moody ia to arrive at
Victoria today. He comes via Portland
and hence will pass!the city. He will be
interviewed and asked to hold services in
Port Townsend. He will spend severa.
weeks in the Northwest.
A seizure of opium was made this
morning. About fifty pounds was care
fully secreted by two females, but was
scooped by careful officer. The Offend
ing parties will be tried before Commits
sioner Haller this morning at 10 80.
California capital continues to find its
way 20 this city. Among recent invest
Pasadena capitalist, who purchased a
valuable tract from the Puget Sound
and California Investment Company yes
terd8y.
The steamer Libby is all ready for
sea, but cannot get inspected. Bryant
4 Bullene are very busy, going even to
Vancouver, b. o., to inspect where they
have no business to go, and neglectiDg
very important business at home. 1t is
serious disaecomodation to the Trans
portation Company.
James Crane called at our office this
morning to say that be resented lhe
implication in the evening paper, that he
is an attachee OF the Cal office, or that
| he could be found in such company.
He has no objection TO being compared
to the editor of this paper but resents
any idea of connection with the Call.
Mr.. B. F. Davis of Frankton, Ind, is
in the city visiting his son, Capt. Charles
Davis of the steamer Libby. Mr.. D., ST.,
will probably return to Port Townsend to
invest and reside. He is stalwart, no.
BILE man, but don't hesitate to say that
he has felt better in health while on the
Sound than for ten years past. Such
msn as Mr., Davis are heartily welcomed
To fhe Key City.