The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-31

A4uSKHKETS.
His SsrrRaL LIFE AT Frye's
opera house. on Friday next, Charles
Maubury and Nellie Boyd viii produce
for the first time here the success Of
England and America. His Natural
Life. with all the immense scenery
and wonderful mechanical contrivsn-
ces that characterized its production
everywhere 1t has appeared The
| press are protuse in their notices of
l this play, the scenery Is all entirely
new and elegant effects, ingenious and
original Er. Naubury i a sensa-
tionas actor who has won fame
throughout England, Australia and
America. Nellie Boyd Is well and
favorabiy known here, and her name
| always heralds good performance
The rest OF the company Is uniformly
strong. The Portland Oregoaian saws
| the scenery is the finest ever seen at
that place, and the management guar
snfee TO produce every scene aS adver-
| tised. feature too eften omitted by
travelling companies. Seats are now
on sale at the Seattle pharmacy.
|
Bic FREIGHT OFFERINGS. - The
schooner Fred f. Sander, sailing in
Chas II. Wells line of coasters, ar
rived here yesterday with 800 tons Of
| freight for Seattle merchants She
could not take all the freight offering
| for this city. and the schooner Letefia
took her place at the berth 10 load 800
tons which she left behind. A de-
patch from Mr.. Wells states that as
soon a. the Letefia sailed shippers
commenced making inquiries. and he
at once put the steam schooner Jen-
ME in the berth. That schooner
sailed for Seattle yesterday with sever
al hundred tons Of freight. Mr.. Wells
hopes to have his line Of steam schoon-
ers regularly ON the San Francisco
route before the holidays
THE BELusGHAM BAY RoAp.-Colo-
mel C. NJ sheafe, manager of the Bell
ingham Bay Railway & Navigation
Company, returned home from q trip
TO the Eastern states yesterday, where
he went on business connected with
his railroad enterprise. To reporter
he said: Il cannot go into details in
regard to the success of rsy visit, but
can assure you that our road from
New Westminster to Seattle will be
built, and that il will be completed in
the least possible time We viii GEM
mence at New Westminster and work
south as fast as men and money can
build the road.
WILL RuS HIS owN WHAEF.-sI
offered to lease my wharf to the city
for 500 per month, and the offer was
refused. said Mr.. II. l.. Yesler, yes
terday, land yet the wharf this month
will pay $l400 over and above ex-
penses. Since my generous offer has
been refused, have concluded to run
the wharf myself, and wont have any
thing to do with the much-talked of
iive-cent business. II the city had
! leased the wharf, it could have fixed
the charges to suit itself, but if have
to keep the wharf win charge such
tolls as consider fair and equitable. !"
Back COMPANY IscoEPcRArED.--A
ticles OF incorporation of the Avery &
Kirk Brick Company, with w. A.
Avery, J. c. Young and s. c. Kirk as
incorporators, were filed at the audi
tors Office yesterday. The objects of
the company are to manufacture. buy,
sell and deal in brick and building
material, and acquire and deal in all
kinds of property, real and personal.
The capital stock OF the company is
$4,000, in 500 shares, the principal
place OF business is Seattle, and the
trustees ere 5. c. Kirk, +. c. Brehm
and w. A. Avery.
REPUBLICAN RALLY.-Hon. K. O..
Dunbar of Goldeudale, Hon. Elwood
Evans of Tacoma and Mr.. w. w.
Newlin. Republican candidate for
prosecuting attorney, will address the
voters of Seattle at Frye's opera house
tomorrow evening. These gentlemen
are eloquent speakers and they should
be greeted by large audience. A
delegation from the Republican clubs
OF the city will escort the speakers
from the Occidental to the Opera
house.
BRICK BLOCK TO BE EKEcrKp.-J. $.
Chase of Victoria is in the city. Last
spring Mr.. Chase bought the property
at the southeast corner of Mill and
| Fifth streets, upon which a Chinese
/ laundry is now located, and has
about decided to erect fine four
story brick block on the property next
| Spring. II Will nave Il lazy -ioVe AioHt-
age on Mil street. Other improve
ments are contemplated in the i'm
mediate vicinity.
AGAIN CONTINUED The witnesses
in the case against G.. w. Carroll, bet
ter known as "Kid" Carroll, for stab
bing A. Elliott, were not present in
court yesterday and it was necessar-
I lily continued again. The officers have
/ not been able to find the witnesses.
and they appear to be keeping out OF
/ the way. Unless they are found there
viii be no evidence upon which TO con-
yict Carroll
ARRIyAL OF THE WILMINGTON. The
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