The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-04
BR EvITlES.

Eastern Star tonight See page6
Turkey Lunch today at Mrs. Atwood's-"The
Terrace"
Last night J. H. Lewis addressed the Central
Democratic club on the tariff.
Next Tuesday the monthly meeting Of the
Bureau of Associated Charities will be held.
Four homesteads, two cash entries and two
final homsstesds were flee In the United States
Land Office yesterday.
The Seattle Salvation Army corps has sent $50
to the Portisnd corps to help pay for its new
barracks in East Portland
permit was issued yesterday to j. A. F. Fell
lows to build one and one-half story frame on
lot 8, block 3, Cranes addition, to cost 500.
At Providence hospital yesterday three pa.
tients were received and one was discharged.
At Grace hospital one patient was received and
two were discharged.
The Prohibs will hold a rnass-meeting tonight
in Pioneer place. Good speakers will be present
and the Huckins quartette and q band of music
will furnish the music.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday by the
county audito: to Charles w. Mathews, of Seat
tie. and Lena B. Conrad. OF WINFIELD, Kan;
Truels Nelson and Mary Olson, both OF Seattle
Edwin Griffin, who claims to be a sailor, was
arrested last evening in Whitechapel by Officer
Glasscock on suspicion of stealing dozen new
butchers knives, which he was offering for sale
in . Japanese restaurant.
Thomas German was brought to the county
Jail yesterday afternoon by the constable of Du-
vanish precinct on q charge of larceny. The
prisoner is said to have stolen an overcoat from
Fred Sander while the latter was at Duwamish.
Frank Williams and C. Goodwin, charged with
stealing $26 in money from the pockets of An.
drew Larsen last Saturday night while the lat
ter was drunk in the New Zealand house, will
be given a hearing today before Justice Won
Tobel upon charge of petty larceny.
Charles Lett, a laborer, aged 81 years, died OF
consumption yesterday. He was very poor and
having a family to support, he worked up to
within a few hours OF his death. There lie not a
cent with which to bury him. and his wife and
child are suffering. The body is at Bonney &
Stewards.
DR.. r. NJ. Noble appeared before Justice Won
Tobel yesterday and swOre out warrant charg-
ing J. Stahmaner, teamster with assault and
battery. The complaint charges stahmaner with
assaulting the doctor without provocation. The
warrant was placed in the hands Of the police,
but the defendant has not yet been placed under
arrest.
Complaint was lodged with the prosecuting
attorney yesterday by Officer Powers and Detec-
tive Cave charging Joseph Joebli, aged II
years, aud Frank Hat aged Is years, with burg
larry. They will be arraigned before Judge
Rivers for hearing today. 1t is probable that
the boys will be sent to the reform school. The
youngsters are dccuecu Vi seNtldi
warehouses along the water front and stealing
salt sacks and junk
Thomas Evans, a bartender at the New Zea-
land lodging house, on Jackson street. was fined
$40 yesterday by Judge Rivers for lighting
Tuesday morning at 2 O'Clock S. II. Britain,
logger, went into the New Zealand saloon, and
after buying several drinks, engaged in fight
with Evans, who was tending bar. Officer Pow
ers appeared on the scene, but the logger took
to his heels After a run OF six blocks the
officer overlook him and marched him to Jail
while Evans was arrested by Officer Peer. The
men put up So bail each ard Britain afterward
forfeited his bail by not appearing for trial.