Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-18
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ETtMI 1OAAnLaAse ats@Ak 49, AAr@A-
4hs bakk sarah, Captain Atkins
..ts-h - tsged 70 Blakely Yesterday
- Nsz YORK Septsmber 3. 1884. witt
s.aersl ,,axgo for CallaO. From there
~ seres here IN ballast, making veEy
- ,,sssat,s Of 6fty-sssen days. Shiis
..-r;na m . southwest gale between the
rsiriand Tslands spd Cape Horn, she
.ssr-,zd a ses over the starbosrd quar-.
=. i.arrytnQ away part Of the after
s~.ss. which gas temporarily repaired
= - sbilys carpenter. The Sarah 10 q
- q liftls bark Of Col tons, bailt IN East
Ss-snn 81 lsfS. Her eresx we're shipped
- as or month. ana as seaDen Rel
- eu sIeep sea voyages and go
soa,tine ffsmI here. IL is likely they viii
n. British bark Marian King, Cap
sssz Nssch, which t0wed 10 Blakeiy yes
ssriIzv. will have s0me caulking done 70
- ,oasifss, ileU fareyar,i and fore and
- torssil yard. She 10 $50 tons,
z~sf q 81. Stephens, N. b.. In 1876.
~ csrYied Ia45 tons Of coal from sgd
- q San Psdro, and comes here In
- shii, jeremiah Thompson, for
aesckono, and bark AfkWrleht, for San
Fu'neisco, lbaiied yesterday morning in
~ a tae tug Tyee.
sskoonef Dakota vas toWed Yesterday
II she Edna.
fIsrk spithegn Chief formerly q
xklnl. CAPTAIN Ross, eas towed from
Psn Glakely bound for i5an Rraneisco
"a e2s.O0l feet Of iamher. This YES
= hss besn under repairs bs the Hall
Frbs. for many months. Ske was hove
1eun. and IN sttempt male 10 put on .
~ kssl, tot the ship, having fst
bsl1om. il was nearly impossible 10
brlpr he trhols length oil the keel ex-
oosp3. 90 that Q part Of tbs old keel still
sensins, caiisine the vessel 90 leak some.
a order vi make she pllssage to San
FIssoisso 10 safety Captain Ross has
ueoyided tha ship with foui. steam pumps
"a "a engineer 10 attend 10 shem--Mr.
Putsr Hins, who was with the Captain
rhen 10 ooIamand Of the steamer Viii
nloefou, .rha Southern Chief 10 ship
n l2s2 tons, built in Bath, Me-, 10 1857.
IN Res and children will 20 10 the
~ ID ths fiso. W. Elder.
Hhiis he steamer RustleT, Captain
Hanjsmiu, vas dragging our bay
"Wednesday, trying 70 book ON 70 the
saehor Iosi lpy the ship Edward D 'Brien
10 months ago. she found another
tqaally q lilFge and perhaps as vslua-
Sd. which aAe landed near the Under
gfifsrss boiler ct the fo,yt of Qainey
sresl wharf. Some people 90 about
xish their hands 10 their pockets and
~ they have nothing TO do. Rustic
ID board and ask Captain Benjamin 10
9os ron 10 vorlx.
Ihs tug HSlyoke took up to Seabeck
~ bark AFsturus, whsfe she loads lufn
ler for San Francisco. and on her re-
tarn will t,w the Southern Chief to
~.
The revenue cutter Oliver wolcott
fssarned today from Port Angeles and
brought hIrss quantity Of cod caught
d thai bag. Mr.. Norman smith. Of
hat pIaes, insitsa all who enjoy the
spors 10 20 and tish from the end Of his
wharf. Tbs Government has entered
Into eoasFi.cs with simith Il Masfick 10
furnish chs Fessnne service With IRE
uood for thinE vessels.
Colonsi douglass, Lieupsnants Muir
phy and Goodwin will remain at the
Ppsf until reiieyed by the two CON-
baniea that ikse expected solt.
fnspectof Wansiow arrived yesterday
from seattts to neslsare The schooner
Spencer y. Baird, ~ she 10 built for a
6oep zee fishing vessel. She was named
b. her owniir fs Q compliment to Prof.
Baird, who falses sueh interest In the
fnny tribe. 6se was built By Mr.. Dun
nstsr. at Hnt Ludlow, who built the
11li Of the Tyee. As loon as tho
aphoonef gets her papers ffom the Cua-
tom honse she will psoeeed on her
e<uise.
Ths bark ,Jeyion, Captain Calhoun's
NV vessel. saa towed In this morning
iadsn with eiiai from Nanaimo. 10 set
~ papers.