The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-15
BEEyIrrKs.

Hefner & Dishon are Offering som,
iine sore property Cor sale see fhei.
40 n to-1sys piper.
Mr. ringsrEan and his elsess sor
have gone TO San Francisco. to Be ab
sent c0aEsse of weeks.
The steam schooner Leo, loaded viii
lumber and general merchandise. vii
FAD for Alaska to-day
| The steamship George w. EIder
sailed Tor Alaska YESTERDAY. with :
fuE complement Of txcursionis.
Plans for the building OF the creo.
sose works are Eow about com rIesexi
and calls for lids for their consfrsss-
ton viii be inside this seek.
Captain i.asreHce keanett. OF the
steamer Susie, died at his home il,
toaFeviil. Island e0szrsy- u ao'Ssork
&onaay night. 81 brain lever.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day for John Wilson and Ann Wright
af King county and Moses Mack and
Miss Eva Chambers Of Coapeviile.
Mr.. w. II Bogardus has telezraphesi
10 Minneapolis for q new thFee-Toller
mill, 20 he used by him for grinding
corDnse&l. wheat and Graham fsouT.
samuel LivesIey has purchased 80
bales of hops this week, from George
W Tibbetts, Of Gilman, and spaElsi-
ing < Weston OF White riyer, at Is
cents per pound.
The city council met last evening . 5
board Of equalization 10 eqnalize the
city assessment. and viii continue in
session from evening % evening until
the matter is disposed OF.
f~fK4r.. .z-..szs.-s..~ .rl...4 -
lien on some logs in the possession of
swan Anderson at Fashon island, for
"a 80, alleged to be due for services
as cook in preparing said logs"
A telegram received yesterday stated
that the steamer City Of Quincy had
been raised one foot, and that the
steamer Daisy had been despatched TO
Seattle for another lighter 10 assist in
the work
The schooner Ida Schnzuer, sailing
in Charles ii. Wells line OF coasters,
arrived here yesterday morning from
Saz Francisco with 80 tons of general
merchandise. which il being dis
charge at Yesler's wharf.
The hun Of a new steamer built at
Tacoma for &. o. Lawrence to run on
the Henderson bay route, was towed
to Seattle yesterday TO receive its boiler
and machinery. The boiler was built
here and the engines were snade in
1t. Louis.
The new side-whee steamer built at
Utsalady for Messrs ". X Merwin.
T.. ". Purdy and T. harrington, for
the Skagit riyer trade. will be launched
to-day, after which she viii be brought
to Seattle 10 receive her boilers and
machinery.
F. r. Sheppard. aged 30 years, died
yesterday at Providence hospital He
was brought 10 the hospital from Port
Biakeley. where he has two brothers.
The funeral viii be held at II o'clock
this morning from the hospital, and
the interment will be in the Catholic
cemetery,
At2p p. IN. to-day. the bell recently
donated for the chapel of the Proyi-
denee hospital by Mr.. Amasa Miller.
will be blessed with appropriate and
imposing services at the chapel. The
public il invited to attend. and large
audience will probably be present
To-day Is church holiday OF con-
siderable importance in the Episcopal
and Roman Catholic churches. BY
the members of the former denomina-
ton, especially in England, il is called
Lady day. The same name Is used
by the Roman Catholics, though in
the rituals and church offices IL IS
known as the Feast OF the Assumption
OF the Blessed Virgin Mary II hap
pens also to be the anniversary OF the
birth 81 Napoleon Bonaparte. who first
saw light I'M I7tA.