The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-18

ST. Johns Leap tonight.


The Puget sound Machinery Deuot Offers
good woodworking business for sale in 90
day's issne-
thief Mcdonald yesterday visited Waite
chapel, where he found number og defec-
I've hues that were liable 20 cause Eres
Kitty White, a prostitute, and J. z.
erese. worthless character, are under az
rest for keeping an opium joint ia Jackson
place.
Officer w. II. johnson has been dis
missed from the police department for
cause. r. Bragg has been appointed in h.s
place by Mayor Moran.
Several nuisanees in the sAape Osychicken
eoops that encountered the side}aIks on
Second street, near Union. lanty on Pike
; v 3. a s:'s s'''a NJ o'as''
Charles Brawiek died OF tvg,noid fever Al
Providence hospital early yesterday morn
lux, aged - years. Brawick was a native
OF Norway, aud single man. Disposition
of the remains will lie made by friends OF
the deceased
Dram Major Hopkins has received from
the east sample OF the drums to be fur
uishest the First Regiment Drum corps. IL
Is expected they viii arrive in time for the
inaugural ceremonies OF the tkt governor
. Of the new state
Another day 5 work viii atJu, aHplete
the Jackson street bridge an3r1s<e ii thor
oughly safe. a railing is RH1ired for a
short distance east OF South Third street.
and another from the east side OF the Man
sion saloon 10 south Sixth street.
Licenses 10 we'd were yesterday issued hy
n iFza
Mitchell. OF Seattle, and Mary r. McEllip
OF kltsap: George Taylor and Charlotte
Frances, of Gilman: Frank G. NOVEL; and
| Maria Frances Lescor, OF Seattle.
Charles, son OF Charles kinney, had a
final operation performed on his feet yester-
day by nrs. Smith and Goodspeed. at
| Providence hospital. Three operations
| nave been necessary to straighten the boy s
feet, which were very much dctormed.
| Peter Toka Hoss. japanese restau-
/ ranter, was fined 81 and costs in Justice
/ Rivers court yesterday Tor assaulting one
/ OF the walters in his establishment. The
/ tine was made very light because il was
| shown that there was considerable provo
! eaton.
The body OF l.. J. Henderson, who died
Monday afternoon Of hemorrhave Of the
& i1flf1s viii IN III AfAfi 10 Ntt
tonight for burial SIR. and Mrs. 5. j..
j Hathaway. brother-in-law and sister Of the
deceased. will accompany the body TO san
Francisco.
4 photograph OF the unknown man who
was killed in the Jaekson street death trap
/ about tao weeks ago. and who wss sup
/ posed TO be scott Evans, an engineer from
/ Mobile. Ala. Is now hung up at police
/ headquarters. and will be kept there for
purposes OF identification.
! Daniel Gufour was brought before Com
{ missioner Emery yesterday. charged by
! Deputy Marshal Mears WITH disposing of
! whisky 10 Indian Bob. Gufour said he
/ thought he had better sell whisky to In
+ dams than steal Ike other hOhos. The
/ charge was sustained and IN default OF $50
+ bail, Gufour was committed 90 the peniten-
tiary.
/ Charles Leonard. teamstcr for r Brooks,
! had three rlhs broken. and received severe
scalp wound yesterday morning. lie had
f unhitched his team in an alley and started
So back the wagon cat by hand. The grade
was too steep and the tongue, suddenly
+ swinging around. struck Leonard. infiict-
+ ms tie injuries state, lie VA removed
- Providence hospital. where he was at
tended BY Dr. Willard.
+ The congregation OF the Second Presby-
terrain church Harrison and Oak streets
: Rev benjamin Parsons pastor. holds &
+ free soci4ble this friday evening at the
residence q Colonel prewett. corner OF
Eel aud Third streets. The chief purpose
IS - enable the peope Of this growing CON
/ gregatlou 10 become acquainted with the
pa with MS family ard with one an
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