Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-07-07

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Steamer San Pedro. Capt. Hewitt. With
1000 tons Of coal from Iacoms, passed
down on the "a INST. b0una 70 Sas
Francisco.
Ship fop9allant, Capt. Triekiine, AZ
rived in IS days from San Francisco,
and was towed 90 Port Blakely, where
she loads lumber for san Francisco.
Bark Eldorado. Capt. Humphries, az
rived yesterday and anchored in the bay,
3 days froEa San francisco. She vas
toued 20 New Tacoma, where she loads
South Prairie coal.
Bark G. q. Whitmore, Capt. Calhoun,
arrived yesterday and anchored In tue
bay. II days from Honolulu, bringing a
nunber Of passengers, among whom is
Capt. Mcintyre, amerohant of Houolnlu,
and son. The q. o. whitmore loads
lumber at Port Blakely for Honolulu.
The schr. Challenger. Capt. Hanilton,
arrived last evening, 10 days frem San
Pedro, and anchored IN the bay. This
morning she sailed mp the Sound for
Port Gamble, where she loads lumber
for San Pedro.
Bolivian bark Don Nicolas, Captain
Avery, arrived yesterday. 10 days from
Saa Francisco 6hs loads lunbsr al
Port @ Gsmble for Mslbonrne, and sailed
up she Sound in the afternoon.
6ehr. Dora BIuhm, Capt. Bluhn, with
40 900 feat lumber from Ussalsdy, sailed
into the harbor and anchored. After
completing the complement of her crew
she sailed out on her way TO vallejs,
Cal.
Bktne. Amelia, Capt. Newhall, with
A60.0o0 feet OF lumber part OF which is
redwood, arrived 10 to9 Of steamer Pol
itkofsky and anonored. After shipping
crew she viii proceed TO Honolula.
Bark ssneamon. Capt. 81 ,nssn, arrived
10 II days from San Francisco, and was
toved 20 Port Gamble, where she leads
lumber for San Francisco. She made
the soand trip and discharged $4,000 II
luDber in a days.
Schr. Leo. Capt. Lehman, was soved
down from Seattle and anchored in the
bay. The Leo has on board 60 tons of
Green river coal, 5000 feet of lumber.
60,000 shingles and 30 tons merchandise.
She took on board here 20 tons produse
and number Of passengers, and sailed
Tor Sieka. AZ she takes the outside
route, she will no doubt reach her des.
tination before the arrival Of the steamer
Auoen.
Thirty sail vessels arrived on the Sound
20 load coal and lumber during the past
week. as follows:
Tstse Paeet Mills-Shipv alley Forge,
schrs. Cassie Hayward, Oompssr. Ch4l-
lenger, Lens S9azey, barks SaQamore,
Don Mo las, bktne. Modoo, brig w. Fl.
MyeE, bark skagit.
II Taarsna MslI-0kt. n 4
John Wooster, ship Shirley.
To New Tacoma Tor cosI-Sbio Alas
-. bark Eldorsdo.
. 10 e s..n Seattle FOR, for cefi-ship Msmnon.
To Port Blakeiy-Ship Domingo, San
"a Maria. Topgallant, bark q. o. Whit.
more. schr. VI. Il. Beebe.
Te Seabeck Sohr. CoQuiile, bark BE.
trievef. J.. NJ. Griffith.
| To Port Madiscn-Sc La C7ironde,
kuby 4. Ooasins. bark vidette.
To Port Discovery Enos Soule,
schfs, Falcon, Nora Haskins.
Te Port Townsead-Ship Richard III
Sixteen sail vessels have sailed from
the Soand IN thai time, viz: baFks Kit.
sap and Pondicheffy, schrs. San Buena-
ventnra, Dora Bluhm, Marion and Leo
ships Canada aad Blue Jaekes, barks
Arcsufas. Meteor, Otaeo, Northwest
kktnes. Grace Roberts, Amelia, brig.
Lssvi Stevens and Deacon.
Il Snip Richard III uas decorated with
sgs yesterday, on the ncossion of sh,
visit In our hAraor Of shs British saa
Aiexaud-r with Mr.. and Mrs Crofs on
tne1r wedding tuur. Mrs. Croft wal
Miss MARY Dunsmntr. daughter Of fhs
fowuef of the weIiinQton ooal mines oi
Departure Bay. the stsaner Alexander
ard also part owner ef the ship Richard
Ill. The Alexander entessd ~ the Ous
tsm Hoess end pfoesedd d 10 Teconaa
whore the party took the train 10 Port
J iasd en thslf wsy 10 San Frsnoisco and
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