, 1888-09-27
From tuesdays DailY.


Mrs. Molloy is again quite sick.
Tie Y. M.C \ meeting was boomer
Ye editor returned from Seattle yes
terday.
Col. &. q. Lyon. editor of the Seattle
Times, IS in the city.
The Bartlett! building on Water street
will be quite an ornament t" the city
ID. W. Smiths brick will be the next
stately struc lurs to rise in beauty on our
streets.
Meeting at Red Mems Hall this even
ing, to be addressed by Mr.. G. s. Mason
aud others.
1t was decided tu raise thousand
dollars To carry on the Y n. G. A. work
for another year.
Fewer failures in the United States
ATE reported IN BEadstreets of Sept. 10Th
than for many years before.
The breaking of ground by the Rail
road Company IS deferred lev days
until all things are put In readiness.
AIR. Oharnock OF Vancouver and Mr..
league of Victoria, general Secretaries
in their respective cities, are in town.
The dog show attracted almost uniyer-
sal interest on the streets yesterday.
Norris has really a fine display OF ca
mines.
The Potter left for up Sound about
noon yesterday. She will go into service
Immediately, and will be very popular
boat.
The Y. NJ. c. 4. have rented temporar-
lily the front room of Major Van Beake-
lens building on Adams and Washing
ton streets.
Mr. r. 8. Wells. of Monmouth, Or,
representing the Northwestern Fire "
Marine of Portland, o., is in the city to
establish business
Capt. Bionii put force of men at
work last evening on the Good Templars
Hall taking out the cid fittings and put
ting in partitions for lodging house.
A large force OF men are at work on a
kind of headquarters building and mess
house for the Port Townsend Southern
up by Judge Briggs, The company is
pushing ahead.
The sale of the steamer Evangel to
Capt. Jas. Morgan is announced. The
Eyangel Is a seTyiCable steamer and will
go on the NeHh bay route in connection
with the Dispatch. The terms OF the
sale are as yet private.
Some of our Sonnd steamers contain
good deal of local live stock. Like the
Arabs they collect good deal OF back
sheeSh from travellers. When person
has once paid his fare in silver he hates
to have it taken out of his hide. We
commend the above to the careful con-
sideration of the Eliza Anderson.
Mr. II. Il. Henley, of California, rela
tive of Congressman Henley OF that state,
arrived yesterday. Mr.. Henley is a
practical manufacturer of ice, aud has
al idea of putting in plant in Port
Townsend. He would De valuable ac-
QUESTION to our locality, and we hope to
see him encouraged.
It is claimed by Portland papers that
the Alaskan is to be the night boat from
Portland to Astoria. We understand
however that she will 60 to San Francis
CO to be thoroughly overhaulsd by the
boiler makers and that she will probab
ly remain in San Francisco until next
spring. There is then quite probabili-
ty that both the Alaskan and the Olym-
plan will 60 on the Alaskan Excursion
route next summer.
Mr.. J. F. Mcintyre. correspondent Of
the Seattle Post Intelligencer. went up
the Sound Saturday TO meet his wife at
Tacoma The lady comes from Mime
apolis, and the couple will take up their
residence in this city. During Mr.. Nc.
Intyre's residence in this city he has es-
tablished himself firmly in the confidence
and esteem of the public-and his con-
tinusd residence among us will be for
tunate for the city.
The Florence Treat, lumber laden
for Sidney, went to sea yesterday in
tow os tug Tyee.
The Palmyra, coal-laden for San
Francisco, was towed out yesterday
by the Tyee.
Tug Tacoma has gone Up to Seat
tie to tow down the ship Ivanhoe,
coal-lalen for San Francisco.
Bark Estella arrived in.