The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-05
BREyITIEs.
work 3 sd Iohn.s tonight.


Det.rtixe Henry Griffin left for Portland
Yesterday morning with George w. Ander-
son. the forger.
The infant son Of George Clark died yes.
tersiay At Newcastle. The funeral viii
take place tomorrow ~ that place
r. Rosenberg was arrested by Sanitary
Officer McGray yesterday for obstructing
Second street in front OF the Boston block.
City fines collected in the police courts
from arrests msde by the police FOR the
month of September aggregated over s. 100.
The Puget Sound Shore railroad depots
az Kent and Slaughter have been COM
pleted and the agents moved in Thursday
VIM Fl. Green was arrested by Constable
Robinson yesterday afternoon on warrant
charging him with assault and battery
upon one H. b. Lind.
The charge of embezzlement against
Charles Reed. the employment agent, was
dismissed by Justice Miller yesterday,
settlement having been effected.
Nelson. son of Basber Dyre, corner OF
of John and Ash streets. died yesterday
morning. aged years. The remains viii
be inferred at Mount Pleasant cemetery
today at 10 O'Clock.
The bulkhead under the last house IN the
Lewis row on James street caved in yesfer-
day morning at an early hour. The house
Itself was damaged about 500. and the
Scurry residence adjoining $50
The Puget Sound Shore railroad contin-
mes 10 haul three and four cars OF hops
daily from the hop fields. The shipments
are all contract, and no new purchases are
reported. The demand is still weak.
A. Schulsinger, an auctioneer. and J. &.
Maher were yesterday arrested near the
corner of Washington and Third streets for
disturbing the peace. Schuisinger had
s72s.oa5 in his pockets. Maher was released
on bail
Officer Won Rhein, who arrested Patrick
Henry Thursday night while trying TO sell
q plush cloak in Jackson street saloon,
yesterday learned that the owner OF the
stolen cloak is Mrs. NJ. J. kimball. OF
Tacoma.
The funeral of Eva V. Huested will be
held to-day at 10 O'Clock from the residence
OF her grandmother, Mrs. Dennison, cor
ner of Eighth and Stewart streets. Inter
ment will be at the Masonic cemetery.
The electric light iron post at the north
east corner of Second and Madison streets
was knocked down yesterday, evidently by
a team. Notwithstanding its precarious
condition the light continued to burn bril-
hantly last evening.
There was lively debate at the Univer-
sity yesterday afternoon by the lower class
of boys. The subject was, (which Rem
dered the Greater Assistance at the Fire
Here June 6. the Militia or the Firemen?"
The decision was three to one in favor of
the fi,emen. The same subject will be de-
bated by the higher class at the University
next week.
Samuel Stabinow. who was so severely
injured Monday afternoon at the Halter
building and who was taken to Grace hos
pital, had his lower jaw broken in three
places. 1t was found necessary to get a
dentist TO make a cast for the jaw, which
will be set this morning. Mr.. Stabinow is
recovering from his injuries as fast as
could be expected.
Lieutenants Peer and Sullivan raided the
Museum gambling saloon on Jackson street
about O'Clock last night, and arrested A.
b. Webb, Edward Cool, G. Z. Laurence
William Fry, Charles Kenyon, Joseph
Fiemming, III. r. Raymond and Mark
Wallace. each of whom were dealing or
running some game of chance They each
put up SO cash bail for their appearance
before Justice Rivers today.