, 1888-03-08
The Nfseklt Ar9as.
Hsrom Tnursaas,s Daily.

\. Il, Coleman has returned from Sc
-.ftc.
Che Iiaho sailed nboa. mianisb, ,or
}la.ka.
sHa';,0ox i, On the decrease ia 5 n
Frsrci<ca.
-. F'a-v,ser las qnaranlncd
- -"-i ! nsaons.
AIN e.. ;..o 7,at, wrtl v:sl, ta. Pa
..y '..,s. :Ijs sunn.ar.
vessels from Hong Kons ace 80. he
IHzr.nt:aed the full Iimi, oI tine.
There was a donation party at the
Methodist parsonage last evening.
The Aneon arrived from Alaska during
the night, aud IS d! Qaucy street dec.
Prof, Il. e. Ryan, county suPeriuteni-
eat Of schools, was in town this week.
\ number of young folks treated Miss
L he. UouRjll to surprise party on
Tuesday!
Preston Troy Of Duuseness arrived
y-s.'riay from Dunseue,s, ard returns
hpa, ts4=y.
f'n 'srtla.I Icy daes - ., l,.. ,nnp-
ei .al +nl exam,"-,G. II worth any
.h.n- = ,e1!. he c..r.#.-'e.;.
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y-s.~siv,, sa tsr arr.vn f..u , % orla
Dam~gs slight, h.wsver,
Nr. Thurman tak4. bis psac. in the
Gustcm L0Hso today. lie Will reside 81.
tbs house with Mrs. CougiI on tie AilI.
The Dispatch got her nose Dumped in
the collision Of she Alask1.n with Union
wharf yesterday. Sic will not be de-
!aiued however
The San alba brought to San Fran
CISCO, on Ger last trip, 1920 pounds Of
al J-uen opium ON which Il duty of
$4,000 was paid.
Ar. j. T. Flynn, 4 successful real es-
tatsman from Portland, called on us
yesterday. He is much pleased with
Port Townsend and Its prospects.
Tbs temperance workers, Hughs and
Ward are through at Tacoma. They had
absut 1900 signers to the pledge in that
city. They organized a Rescue club in
that city.
Anent the names Washingtonia, OlYm-
Pia, Csscadis, etc, suggested for our
new state, Charlie Bessersr, OF Walla
Walls resPsc c!fully rises to nominate
astoria.
Bgird's minstrels had full house last
evening. and their entertainment was
keenly reliShsd by the audience. They
are first-cless in their line, aud no mis-
take; no stale jokes, but rollickinG hu-
NOR, good music, &s.
The Rev. j. q. Hector, has received a
kind of ovation in Tacoma. He fills
the 7. Il. o. A. building every evening
and keeps the people roaring with
laughter. Tacoma is partial. She don't
let chinaman live there but VIC are glad
she is good to the negro.
Hessrs. Chas S GriIIo & Co., of the
Dslmonieo restaurant, have secured the
ssrvicAs of one of the gentlemen who
formerly presided at the Arlington Ho
tel in Seattle. They now have white
eooks-so their establishmant is becom-
ing widely and faYorably known.
Owing to the accident in this Office,
mentioned by US yesterday, We Will be
obliged to omit issuing q DAILY tomor-
row morning, but will try to make up
for the omission hereafter. The induI-
gence st the public is asked for in this
instance because it is absolutely neces-
Eary.
PFsston's sssRilant has at last been
found. At least another arrest has been
made, this time at Pueblo, Col. II has
been generally supposed that Preston
fell down az embankmeRt at Seattle and
hurt himself. But now the fourteenth
or ferty-hrst arrest has been made. 1t
may be the right. man or it may be some
fellow who wants free transportation TO
Seattle.
at the donation party last evening a
ysry pleasant evening was spent with
Rsv- ana Ars. D9ni2ou- No set pro
Sszmme was carried out, but the whole
affair was informal. Some sent their re
Rgets, but took care to send along gold
cein security for good faith-not neces-
sarily for publication. Something over
twenty dollars was ralizsd in money,
eatablss, etc.
New spring hats at Miss Harrison's
King County ia spending good many
hundreds OF dollars TO find out whether
Ex-treasurer Hill stole anything or not
Referee Coleman will have good time
before it is ali over. Probably Hill will
get clear and no one will ever know
whether he deserved to be clear or not;
and yet something may be proven. AT
any rate, the County will have to foot
the bills.
Capt. Kinda, who presides in th
county tressurer's Office, was kept busy
raking in coin for taIes yesterday; like
wise Ar. CLARK Aldrieh, city trasurer.
Mr.. Chas. Willoughby, jr., has resigned
his position on the steamer Libby, ard
is starting today to Quiniault.
The steamer Edith is to be laid up as
soon as the repairs on the Anderson are
completed so tha! she can be put on the
route.
THANKI.-A prominent Seattle gentle
man, who has just seen copy Of The
DAILY ARsUs, says; II was very much
pleased, because it indicates that you are
keeping abreast OF the advance that is
being made in our territory in wealth,