The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-21


A vault II I,eifg brit in the ofiic
Of the clerk ef the district court.
The steamer Afki refnaineA In Jof
all day yesterday disehsrging her ear
20 Of freight.
The case Of T. A. Gardner, charge
with smuggling, will come up In Taco
ma on Tuesday
No eastern mails were received las
night. on account Of the burning Of {
br3dee on the switrhback.
A marriage license Was Issued yes
tersiay to Thomas Regan Of Seattle
and Miss Mary J. Lewis Of Gilman.
Gus Williams, the prince OF come
dams. will appear at Frye's oPefa
house this evening In 'Keppaer's For
tunes"
The regular monthly shoot Of the
seattle Rod and Gun Club viii take
place at the race track tomorrow
afternoon.
DR.. Weed will soon commence the
construction OF business house near
his residence, corner OF Front and
Union streets
The Fourth Of July committee
Issue an address % bousehoIders in
another column which is worthy Of
consideration.
A messenger was dispatched Ia
Gray's Hartor yesterday To notify Mr..
George w. Sfetson Of the accidental
death Of his brother Edward.
The knights OF Pythias social held
ia Odd Fellows hall nj Franklin Tues
day evening. proved thoroughly en-
joyable affair, and was largely at
tended.
The steamer Umatilla will take full
" 9gU tons Of freight 10 San Francis
co next trip from Seattle. including
80 tons OF coal aud 800 tons OF grain
and merchandise.
Eric Johnson. while working at the
bottom Of the lumber chute In the
Oregon Improvement Company's mill
Yesterday, was struck by piece of
lumber and his leg was broken.
t;regorio 0ioyaris was examined In
United states Commissioner Emery's
court yesterday for selling liquor 70
Indians. and was committed to jail To
await the action Of the grand jury.
A base ball game will be played be-
tween q nine from the Standard thea
tire and a nine from the Casino, of
Tacoma, on the oath, at the race track.
Each man Will dress to represent some
stage celebrity in his greatest play.
Mr.. August Blanke. Of Henry. Ill..
left here Monday with the body Of his
father. who died here last week. The
remains viii be taken TO Los Angeles.
10 he cremated. the deceased having
expressed wish TO that effect before
he died.
Ell. L. Terry has had his water front
lot, In the rear Of his Commercial
street property. covered with sub
stantiaI wharf. on which he will at
once build corrugated iron ware
house asxl70 feet in size, aud two sto-
ries high.
Yesterday afternoon officer Webster
discovered three small boys stealing
grain sacks from the stable of Steves
Brothers. on the alley west of Front
street, near Madison. He took the boys
in charge and turned them over 10
their parents, who received them with
open arms and long switch.
When Captain +. l.. Marshall sold
hts property at West Seattle, he reserv-
ed his residence and store building.
together with small portion OF water
front. Yesterday he leased the store
building and wharf to Mr.. Geo. r.
Myers. for cannery purposes for three
years. at 500 per annuIn.
The spur from the main track OF the
Seattle, Lake Shore and Eastern rail
way along the shores of Lake Wash
ington TO the Yesler saw mill has been
completed and the first cars were run
down to the site OF the mill last Tues
day. The spur is on an easy grade
and as straight a. an arrow.
The Catholic church building in this
city il undergoing extensive repairs
II. Phelan, who has the con tract, Is
putting In new bulkhead 60 strength
en- the raised ground which serves as
n yard for the church. lie Is also re-
modelling and re-srranging the step,
that lead ap 10 the main entrance. and
l. enclosing the lot with handsome
halustrade. The cross surmounting
the spire and the spire itself. both oi
which we're damaged recently by
lightning. will he repaired. The cos'
OF the improvements viii be about
Nsn.