The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-26
BKENITIES.
st. Johns Lodge tonight. Stated.

sewer is being put in at the caHnSf OF
Fifth and Depot streets.
A long and broad fight OF stepsHs being
put up on Ienosa street, between Front
and Second streets.
The Puget Sound machinery depot has
just received 800 Dodge wood pullies,
the largest shipment ever made to the Pa
cifc coast.
The clerk OF the district court wants two
lady typewriters Immediately; one TO sper-
ate No 3 Remington and one TO bring her
own machine.
City Physician Grant yesterday ordered
the removal of the carcas of an OK on
property near Grace hospital. 1t is not
known who put the dead animal there.
The Young Mems Christian Association
has revived its lyeeum. The first meeting
Of the winter was held in the parlors of the
First Methodist Episcopal church yester-
day.
Two more attachment I suits, one of
$3.50, by f. II. Dawson, OF Portland, and
another of $3.09L35. have been brought
against w. c. Gibbs, the insolvent Puyal-
lup merchant.
Chief Mitchell has received letter from
Abby l.. Mcintosh, Of 81 rockingham
avenue, Charlestown, Mass. praying for
information concerning her son. Winfield
r.. Jordon, whom she says was injured in
railroad accident about month ago.
movement is on foot among the brick
layers 10 pay the fine OF one James Rroder-
lex, one of their number, who is serving
out 800 fine in the county jail for steal
ing valise and Overcoat from mem Der of
the Salvation Army.
There will he Sunday school bible class
Mt Plymouth church, corner of Third and
University streets. ~ 7. III. today. Sub
ject: Tomorrow'S Sunday school lesson.
Sin, Forgiveness and Peace psalm
xxxii.l All Sunday school teachers and
Others interested invited
A plat OF the Southern Pacific Sound
Company's park addition to Des Noines.
comprising iifty-four fun and six fractional
blocks in King county. was filed Yesterday
in the county auditors office by the Blaire-
LOOMS Banking and Investment Com
psny.
2. FL. MeDonough was admitted to prac-
lice IN the district court yesterday upon a
certificate from the supreme court of New
York and motion OF Michael Phillips, Esq.
James +. MeEtroy was also admitted upon
certificate from the supreme court of
Michigan and motion OF j. II. Metcalfe
! Esq.
Y The steamship Umaiilla. Captain Holmes
arrived III port yesterday from san Fran.
cisco with sl6 tons OF freight for Seattle.
She cocked at i2;i5 O'Clock, about five
hours earlier than she usually makes here.
Southerly winds We're encountered during
the entire voyage. This greatly aided the
passage OF the boat. Nothing OF interest
happened during the trip.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. who presided At
the Nomans' congress recently held q,
Denver, will visit the Pacific coast. She
will be at Spokane Falls next Sunday. and
lecture az Olympia and other points ct later
dates She will lecture at the Unitarian
church. in this city. some evening NEXT
week. The date of the lecture and the snb.
ject viii be announced hereafter.
he first meeting Of the trustees of tho
new Bank OF New York" will De held IN
Seattle on the IA Of November. Howard
A. Williams and Colonel Broadwen She
New York gentlemen interested in the nro-
sect. WiIi be presen. ST the meeting NJ
arrangement for quarters tor the new haak
have yet been made. bat it is probable thst
some action on this point will he taken =,
The firSi meeting
Captain William Lake IS building steam
sooS ~ his yard AZ Salmon BAY. Work was
eeS'ln several days since and the frame i
already .ap. The seow Is ~ he 10 feet IN
length, and viii have width of bean, ~
3 feet and d,pih ot hold 81 q feet. Her
lines VII he much sharper shan those az
the ordinary steam soowS. she viii have
what = knoSn as schooner bottom. Two
months vii see her competed. She viii
then enter the rock $nd lumber carving
trade.