The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-28
BREvITIEs.

The ladies of the First N. E. church have ar
ranged to give moonlight excursion" tomor-
row evening down the Sound on the steamer
Bailey Gatzert fine musical programme has
been prepared, and refreshments will be served
on beard. delightful sail and an enjoyable
time is assured. Tickets, rs cents. Steamer
leaves Yesler dock at 80 sharp.
The deputy assessors from Cherry Valley and
Falls City came in yesterday and turned over
their books TO Assessor Paul. This completes all
the outside work 10 be done. with the exception
of collecting from the Oregon improvement
Company the poll tax Of the negroes al Frank
lin The total amount of money collected for
poll taxes win reach $4,000.
The case against Peter Burns and John Cald-
well, charged with interfering with Deputy
sherifs Charles wooiery and Judson Nobel
while in the discharge OF their duty, came up
before Justice Won Tobel yesterday, but on mo-
ton OF Assistant District Attorney Mcbride the
defendants were discharged without hearing.
NJ Lyman Wood returned yesterday from
WILDLY island, bringing with BIN his wife, who
was badly hurt about two weeks ago IN run
away accident Mrs. Warren Pepper, Mrs.
Woods sister, who was injured at the same
time, is unable to be moved Yet.
Mrs F. T. Smart. of AL Olympic avenue. hiss
lust received from the Schumacher Piano Com
psny. OF Philadelphia, the first gold string
''baby grand piano shipped to Seattle, and u is
pianos in this city.
John A. Doyle, the variety theater performer,
who is under arrest FOR ssssulting NJ. Rosenthsl,
Washington stree; saloon keeper, with 6 cane,
was called for examination before Justice Ven
Tobel yesterday, but the hearing wAs continued
until Monday.
Richard BenowitY was arrested yesterday at
the instance OF John considfne, one OF tae pro-
prietors OF the Peoples thea,er, charged with
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ant had been employed in TIE thester as stage
hand.
Today closes the fr.t years ministry OF the
Rev. d. c Garrett, and at ST. Marks church this
morning he viii devote his sermon 20 q resume
OF the work done during that period and the
general condition OF the parish.
NJ n. Hall, who wss arrested in whiteehapel
Friday night. charged with threatening TO kill =
woman in the Palace thester, was hned $40 by
Judge Rivers yesterday upon charge OF carry
Ing concealed weapons
CM Anderson. the surveyor viii start a gov
eminent survey OF township Is north, range
east in the southeastern part Of Pierce county
aud The foothills Of Mount Rainier, shout July /.
Lew Axtelle, who has the reputation Of being
a shell game sharper, was arrested yesterday
by O.acer Osborn. charged with stealing some
billiard balls from a whiteehapel saloon.
Trains on the Fort Townsend Southern viii
begia running between Port Townsend and
Quilesre July !. Work is progressing along the
balance Of the line as rapidly as possible
Thomas Davis and Thomas Regency, who were
arrested for fighting in . saloon On Washington
street, Friday, were each Gned SO yesterday By
Judge Rivers
Balloon ascension and other sports viii Re
given az TIE end OF the Yesler avenue cable this
afternoon
The Congregational church building. on Third
and University, il for sale for s2oa
Dr.. York, the liberal orator, speaks 81 Cor
draws tonight Seats free.