Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-05
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Nd the 81 Parsn<r wastsd.
h revenue cutter Ostvsr Wo;csss -
n pers III yesterday a<tesncon.
Ths bssks Tsmpssy asa Dcxrodt hare
saiIsd for 3&a Ffsn ztsco, coat iacea-
Ne shsp Eiae Jacket. Captain etssr4
sFF5red hese yssssxcsJ, 10 days nom san
rnnnciDcs.
a issws forcs Of men ars enp.cyed in
"a NsehAA but;dinx, On C0mrnexcsAi
G5r~t, flung IL up fox tka cccnp&nsy ..
MAX. 0ocsssesn.
rAe Steamship wiiiamseee VIII sd for
porfI.nd tafs morning 81 al early toas
with no to1s q coss sor the Oregon I'm.
prUrsme1t conD-ny.
Ike fanerss Of tho late Captain HIRAM
J. ulnsy. which took place ysstsz1xy
fogencSa. Wa quite largely attended.
To- oody VISA lad away In the Masonic
fsmetery.
Too locomotives. one for ths Puget
Sound and GAN uaroor road. and che
~ tbs Blanchard road 81 Basaish. Ar
lived st Puyssinp yesterday ard viii b.
hauixd Ia over It's sh0re lAne iofay.
aThe ladies' Of the Presbyterian church
80 going To give the members Of fhs T..
II q. A. 3 gram social and entertain
meat at tbs hail crrneF Front and srytSg
Streets. On Friday evening nexf, April en-.
AL q emsers arc especially invited.
A second gan Q ub has hesn organized
Id seattle. IL Is known - tho Qaeen City
Gun Cub. and has twelve chatter mem
bsrs. i. a. Poafius l. PRESIDENT, Jzases
West secretary and treasurer, and A.
Haxker, X Kenward and q. u. White
mcmbnrs Of the executive committee.
Al tbs annual parish meeting held 10
THnity church on Raster Aonda5. the
following ycstryuea were excited for the
ensuing year John Lfafy, J.. y. Hoyr.
n. Hspnstf. ChAs. Prosch, w. X. Forrest,
offerings Oh kAster dsy. Tor s,i purposes.
were over $50.
NJ. J. !. post has con msrced the con-
s,rucsioH Of wooden business block On
front street. adjoining the frseenthsi
buik<lng. IL will BE- 69xf51 feet In size and
tour stories high. including two base
nsnta. The front strses a It VIII be used
for stores and the upper floor for . lodx-
Ing hcsse. Moses kcezsr has the con-
tract
Building 10 seatsle h progressing 1t 20
rapid rata that all the mills In the sur
four ding county arc brought into reqai-
ssiion TO supply the demxnd. Mr.. !. bur
ling me, who runs . mill 1t 1umwater at
the ext enc head of the Sound, shipped
his q Ut scDw lold OF flooring here yes-
tesdAy. and expects TO continue these
shipments tuf come ti3is 70 conn- ot>t~
| o n not hav nz real estate boom, but
gss uiae building boom.
The revival meet ngs at the w. c. I. U.
hall on South second street are attract
ing large numher Of people. The ser.
vices are conducted BIZ key I. l.. Jones.
ths Evangelist. who has sen labortnR
among the Methodist churches Of this
city for the past two rnonths. The meet
INK tsst evening was well attended and
tbcso interested hope that every nsenter
u the w. q. r. U. and all Christian
friends viii turn out and help 70 cary On
these services ths re IL q need Of singers
who will come and help on the work.
A number OF men engaged In street
grading. aud Ia clearing lots In the city
have boz granted permission by thr
council q use powder In removing
sfumps and n sks. bu: IL the occurrences
OF yesterday nye repras 81. thcif permits
win very shortly It. revoked. A large
roek from one cf these blasts came down
ycsts rtay. crashing n -oagh the poareh
In front Of Otto Ranke's house on Pike
street, bse2king 10 the roof and smashing
one OF tsss steps leading up To the porch,
About the same time a piece OF stump.
weighing . hundred pounds or more casfss
down on the residence Of q. X. Jenner.
damaging the building considerably
Powder. like Zee 10 valuab 6 agent
when properly used. but very dangerous
when improperly handled.