Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-06


O h Dasphy has e-Ds to Paxs1
eeand from Eas Csairs. Wisesagia- a1d
esssajs vdll peoeabiy b hi future hoos.
He says tAAk- PFsfsD<f o. d
"a Pe13ss Judos H1inan 2. Janss
assa - liys b Raa Claire. he fsns1-
bssed HillDaa - NJ 'SaAssea bog b
school ssd = hoosiy - . mud fsnss. /"
Hi ssspei0 vbea Be- vss irtrodnecd =
shs Jusssce of The Peaos Uite . seove
paUs hss aDd loog vhiss e14s On b
imAeioe1.
~O9snuas kind Of ssaaosssai yeeth.
He - sUess % I'll H. Risis-s
sWhy, ase yoa mt missakenf He b
tbs nosa digniAsd ssschef ID this vhoas
city,
swssl, that's several years ago. ~
member. kncv hs vss a=uttmeosal
then. Anyway an going 70 huos hin
up and taik aboot oar Eaa Oaiss nstRh.
bora"
Frank Raksf szys be Il thinking OF
Of going iEto the business of catching
and training beas. That detse1ins-
ton vss reached in this way: The par
ser Of the steamer LAZY rave him . LITTLE
Oinsanoa COB. He psttsd the little fsi-
tov fos fev days and Taught him ~
srsi tricka- ynss shsua the time that
the fun Of the thing and the sssioos
work Of caring for his beasship began
10 osensssbalancs Frank jswpsd at IN
oppoztn atty 70 eel The eab for Ten dol
iars 70 the purses Of the o1oaWef Clara
Brown. He vas veil pleased With the
sale until be learned that the nsv owner
sold half interest il shs Sub 70 . -
loon ps0psietos for svelva add oue-half
dollars. Nov be 10 wondering vhy man
car't:make fortune catching and seal-
ing cabs u Is spiese-
W. 7. Sharpe and other baseball
judges say that the exhibition d the
racing ssrk en- Friday reminded thsn
1T school boy playing. There vill
have TO be some lively hustsirR." ~
they, II our boys expect 70 cross bats
with the Wiilamstses."
Hon. Arthur A. Denny says be has
more trouble than any man In town
lust about now. His new book pioneer
Days on Puget Soand," IL ssill In the
hands Of the binder. The review OF
the book published In these columns
too weeks ago carried the impression
/ has 10 vas finished, and since that tiDe
he has had 10 make EXCUSES for the book
hinder 10 about half Of ell the ptooeese
on Puget sound.
Augustus Hoves 10 nov quite expert
10 his duties % distributing clerk IN
the postoffice. When arsa ''iesfnina the
BOXES" no had an experiences that vas
rather Amusing. When ex.O Clark Harris
oame in TO give him lift on the late
end Of the night be fo1nd that Cos had
been putting all the Smiths mail -
ono box, aud all the Jones's mail 10 an
other, with she result that tec boxes, 81
least, we're ''chock full"
Mr.. George Foster Vas In any bat .
pleasant mood the other day. thinking
ind talking about q nice little farm be
owns on Lake Union. 81 beoaht that
farm" said he. "for my own home. ]
have graded II Ia slopinR banks to the
shore Of the lake aud planted rows Of
Terry bushes and other smail fruits;
ind now fiud that the surveys lead
that proposed new avenue right diagon-
tslly across the terraces. like that ave-
nue. idea. Il IL going 80 be Q apiendtd
thing for the town; bus, b. Jolly! its 60
ing TO ruin my nice little farm"
Mr.. n. J. Oalligan vas one Of the
men Who spoke out vha: be thought
about toe new school house plans. He
believed that the Central school should
De built Of wood and that it should be
moved back several squares. when
asked II be didn't think that there
would always be enough children living
within convenient range OF the Central
school to fili it, be replied:
well, yes, l suppose that ie co."
"Wouldn't you like to hsve Il known
abroad tnat Seattle owned too fine, big,
brick school houses?'
swell, I tell you. the expenses arc 60
ing to be enormous, bot II the maj oEtty
sass brick you can jost count me IN
sith 'eIr, tco." Mx1DA.