, 1888-10-11
From xeunesaax.s Daily.

l 1S IN the clty-
| Mrs. Pugh is moving into her elegant
new home in kuhn's field.
The Charles Hotel is g good place to
get meals. Try it.
Steamer Edith, carrying U. 5. mail
left for up Sound at $50.
Rev. II. V. Rice is absent at the Synod
and will preach at Port Ludlow on Oct.
| 14th.
A brauch of the Pacific Coast Detect.
ive Agency has been established in
Seattle.
The Premier took quite consigL ment
of Orcas Island apples to-day TO Van
couver.
The property of the Mormon church
| has been declared forfeited and has es-
| cheated t. the government
The new restaurant on the Tyler street
| wharf, opened 10y Smith Il Jackle7, is a
neat aud commodious room.
The Port Townsend foundry is hard at
| work on the machinery of the PUrdy.
| She will be done in a few days.
Mrs. Malloy returned from up Sound
| Yesterday She preached morning and
evening at Battery st. NJ. L. Church OF
| Seattle
The Eliza Anderson came in from the
| islands with large list OF freight last
| night. She takes fair list of passengers
| and freight to-day on return trip.
Capt. and Mrs. r. S. Calhoun leave
this morning for Old Tacoma, where the
bark Ceylon is loading lumber. Capt.
Calhoun will be in the Sound only about
| three weeks.
The First National Bank has added to
its numerous list of correspondents the
Chicago Continental National Bank, and
is now prepared to draw drafts on Chi
cago direct.
The new firm of ]. \. Plum & Co. are
preparing for large shipping and COM
mission business. They also propose to
on large scale.
Col. J c. Haines has failed to get his
trial fixed for the immediate present.
More and more it looks like polital trick
cry 1t is fixed for Nov. 20th, after the
election is over.
Allen Weir and Hon 7. J. Humes are
to speak at East Sound on Friday even
ing, Oct. 18th. at Orcas the following
forenoon, at Lopez on arrival Of mail
Saturday afternoon. at Utsalady on Mon
day, Oct. 22nd, at p. m, and at Oak
Harbnr on Tuesday, Nov. 23rd. at 2 p, m.
Mr.. Weir will also speak at Coupeville
with Hon Jno b. Allen on Friday, Nov.
26th, at 10 n. m.
Rev. f. x. Prefountaine has gone
East via the Canadian P.citic. He will
visit Europe before his return. Rev.
=, - Sha Epn
priests on Puget Sound.
Oliver johnson, late of the Palace Chop
House, leaves this morning via the Oan-
adian Pacific, to visit his old home in
Norway. He will probably be absent
about a year. His family accompany
him.
Mr.. Geo. G.. Smith has Just received
the contract from Hon. ID. T. Denny
to clear the entire property, recently
purchased from Capt. Mcintyre The
contract price is $40. This will be
fine improvement.
Willard claims that his great North Pa
cifc excursian, which cost him half a
Million, was the best investment OF his
life, inasmuch as it gave the German
capitalists confidence Ill him and in the
country and led to his reinstatement.
Allen Weir. republican candidate for
Joint councilman, and Hon. Orange Ja-
cobs and Hon. T. j. Humes are expect
ed to address the citizeus of Dnngeuess
ON Saturday, Nov. 3rd, at p. m, and to
speak in Port Angeles the same evening.
The people o! those places may expect a
very full discussion of the political issues
OF the day on that occasion.
Ship Edward O'Brien. 2157 tons
now at San Pedro, wheat from Taco
ma to Cork for orders to Cardiff, Ay-
onmouth, Plymouth, Havre or Ant
werp, f2 Is Cd; direct to one of the
above ports, 81.
Nor bark, White Rose arrived yes
terday from San Pedro in tow of tug
Goliab. Will load wheat for Cork
for orders.
Ship Joseph s. Spinney, 1895 tons,
wheat from Tacoma to Cork, U. K
Ship Tam O'Shnnter, 1862 ton',
coal from Nanaimo to this port
chartered by John Rosenfeld's Sons.
Ship Valley Forge. 1926 tons, coal
from Nanaimo to this port-charter-
ed by John Rosenberg's Sons.
British bark Zoila, 93S tons. now at
Port Townsend, lumber from Port
Discovery to Valparaiso for orders; G2
8s Cd; direct port f2 6s 3d-charter.
ed by Muecke & Co.
Bark Wildwood 1856 tons, coal
from Tacoma to San Francisco.
Am. ship W. NJ. McGilvery arrived
this morning in tow of tug Mogul,
from Tacoma, lumber-laden from
Valparaiso.
Steamer Inaho arrived from Port
land yesterday. and took on cargo
of lumber for Alaska. She proceed
ed up Sound last evening to COM
plete cargo.