The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-02
BREvIrIEs.

The city hall has been fitted up with Us
fixtures.
II you have lost anything advertise for it
in the PosT-fsTELLIG ESCEE.
The Bar Association meets Monday
night 10 hear the report of the committee
on rules.
The funeral OF Mrs. A. Claussen win be
held from Cross 4 Cos undertaking par
Tors this morning at 10 o'clock.
j. 81. Eiekum, contractor. was severely
kicked by a horse Thursday afternoon in
South Seattle. His doctor hopes to hflyg
him around all right.
Guy Peeler, small boy. was run down
by an electric car at the corner OF Eleventh
and Howell streets Thursday evening, but
escaped with few bruises.
Mr.. j. r. Edwards, editor of the FAR
iarca PlaiHdenteY, WAS in town yesterday on
his road 10 Tacoma. He reports Fairhaven
booming. and his paper as fiourishing.
The Al opposition steamship Wilmington
viii leave San Francisco carrying freight
and passengers at reduced rates on Noyem-
Der 3, 1859, for Seattle and Sound ports.
high board fence has been placed OPP
posite to and above the windows of the
new city Jail ON Iesier avenue. thus shut
ting out the prisoners view OF the street
A new sidewalk is being laid along Madi-
son street. between Front and West streets.
The merchants along the water front ad-
jacent TO the walk are paying for the inn
proyement. which is badly needed.
The well-estsblished and enterprising
real estate firm of Walters & Co., of Tia
coma, has established an Office in this city.
Their general agent, Mr.. ID. &. Holbrook,
will be found al 2i6 Jefferson street.
The Central school building is being
fitted up with gas fixtures. When the inn
provements are completed the scholars of
that school will give series of entertsin-
ments for the benefit of the piano fund.
Mrs. {. V. Morton, who was hurnettby a
lamp accident at her home on Jackson
street, Friday night, is still very low. Mrs.
J. Baldwin, OF Chicago, her sister, is ex-
pected to arrive at the bedside OF Mrs. Nor
ton soon.
Rees p. Daniels, who has a store build
ing on the corner of Tenth and Jackson
street, is hunting for the boys who threw a
stone through his plate glass window. The
glass was the subject of a Halloween cele-
bration.
Martin Rhingel died Thursday OF ty-
phoid fever, at 4i3 Washington street, aged
"a years and months. The body was re.
moved TO the undertaking rooms of Bonney
& Stewart To await orders from relatives in
the East.
TIVE ranaways occurred yesterday after
noon. bat no one was hurt. Schuster &
Co. s dray team furnished one excitement
near tie postofiiee, aud a horse attached to
gig on Second street, between Cherry
and Seneca, the other.
Word was received last night by Messrs
I Cross & Co, undertakers, asking them TO
ship TO England the body of Mr.. Fred NJ
/ Riekett, who died Thursday of typhoid
/ fever at Grace hospital. The undertakers
4 have emhalmed the body and will send it
East today.
I Suit has been brought againstC c. III. Cham
bers and y. +. Butts TO recover pay for labor
performed on two-story brick building
I on Columbia street near Second The con-
/ tractors. ]. w. Taylor and Fred Ayers. are
I not TO be found and the woTkmen have
I come down on the owners Tor their paw
{ A delicate operation, called among the
medical profession, the Cesarean sec
ton" was successfully performed last
night by iir. II. J. Fleischer. assisted by
+ Drs. sloan and shannon The fact that il
was the first successful operation of the
I kind ever performed in Washington makes
/ IL refs.a ark able