The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-11-27
BREYITIES.

CO. d. First Regiment, n. q. ". viii give
q ball ut the armory New Years eve.
The hotel committee is meeting from
dsy 20 daF. continuing the examination of
the architects plans
The grand event OF the holidays viii be
the grand four-siar masquerade carnival az
Turn Nersin hall on Christmas eve
Revival services win be conducted in the
Battery street " t. church. North Seattle.
every evening this week by the pastor.
All are invited 70 attend.
The T~Sian Annie murder case and the
West % At,le Indian siabhing case were
called up before Justice Jones yesterday.
and postponed until this morning.
The seattle Street Railway co mpsny have
had conductors upon the street ears for the
past week, and now passengers eau pay
their fares at the tail end of the car.
Mrs. PhilbFook. an old lady OF 90.
mother OF Mrs NJ. T. aies, living in North
Seattle. died sunday night Tbs BODY is
being emhalmed and will be forwarded 10
Chicago for burial.
james Marshall and Henry f. Brown,
subjects Of Great Britain. and John Nelson,
of Norway aud Sweden, declared their in
tentions 10 become American citizens yes
ter'iay.
DR.. sarah A Kendall. native of Bath.
Ne. has been registered 20 practice in
Washington. She obtained her degree
last February in the Hahnemaau medical
college of Chicago.
william Logic, charged with assanltiug
NJ. nelfel. Sunday evening, with q pistol
was brought before Justice III. +. Jones
yesterday for trlsi The charge was not
proven. and the defendant was discharged.
NJ Seller & Co, new crockery aud
glassware house. filed article. of ineorpo-
ration Yesterday. Capital stock, s., 600;
and incorporates: +. a. seller OF Oregon,
and z. Rosenberg and Z. p. Teston of
Seattle.
Miss Carrie Harrison, daughter of Rev,
Mr.. Harrison, corner OF Third street and
Lake avenue. died sunday night at the age
Of Il years, The fuaerai took place from
the residence yesterday, the interment
taking place IN Lake View cemetery.
There ought to be q big crowd to see
sheriff Cocbfane grind the hand organ
from TO this afternoon in front of the
Merchants National Bank. Do not forget
that the collection goes 10 the Children's
Home and the w0Gnan's Relief Corps. q.
A X.
The case against Charles schulz, the bar
tender of the Standard Theater saloon. for
breaking the arm of the boy Harry Shell
don, recently. was dismissed by Justice
Jones Yesterday. Justice Jones thinks the
BOYS CareiesSness had ~ much 10 do with
breaking his arm s. anything else
{. O. Russell and G. W, Ames. Of Maple
Valley. were in the city yesterday getting
supplies for their nill and attending TO
other business matters. Mr. Ames says
men are up the valley prospecting for coal,
aud a very good quslity OF coal has been
discovered. although the quantity is I'M
known. He has fOund some coal himself.
On three separate occasions during this
month C. A. Mott. the real estate man, No
62I Secoud street, advertised property for
sale fn the Posi- sSCER, and be
fore noon Of the day Of publication effected
sales Of the property Ia each case. The al.
Verfisements in this paper reach about
II 600 readers in Seattle alone every morn
ing.