Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-25

PoEr TexNsrNp. OF. 3.

EpEE loWSSESD, OEt. -, L-s-o.
The steamer Eliza Anderson was e.
corted into the harboF this morning By
the revenue cutter Oliver Woicott, with
/ Collector Beecher and Treasury Special
/ Agents sps Giding and Evans on bosrd.
( As soon as the Eliza Anderson made nef
landing at Union wharf. boats crew.
IN charge Of lieutenant from the Vol
coti. boarded her and instituted a search
throughout the vessel. discovering il
the coal bunksrs, covered with coal. two
Chinamen, WAC were taken on board the
I cutter. Upon Captain Wright was i'm
posed the penalty of $50 for violating
the Chinese Restriction Act, and in de
fault OF payment the steamer Was seized
and the passengers were detained until
the arrival of the Geo +. Starr, bound
| up the Sound.
Bark Sierra Nevada, Capt. De Ia Roche.
with cargo of lamber from Port Blake
ly, was toged cut on "Wednesday by the
tug Iyee, and proceeded on her way to
Melbourne.
Bark @. c. Whitmore. Capt. 1homp
s@n, with lumber from Port Blakely for
Honolulu, was towed to sea with the
Sierra Nevada.
The tug Tacoma spoke in the Straits
last night the ship jeremiah thompson,
- days from HongkonR, bound to Port
Townsend also Ihs ship Astoria, "a days
from San Francisco, bound to Nanai
mo.
Bark Aureols, Capt. Fullerton, u days
from San Francisco, arrived this morn
In. She Is chartered to load coal at
Tacoma for San Francisco.
Ship Tacoma, which arrived at San
Francisco Oct. 18th, l7S days from Car
siff, had heav weather aud head winds
most of the passage. On June 24lh her
coal cargo was discovered 10 be on fire,
which was with much difficulty extin-
guished.
Steamer Enterprise arrived this morn
ing from Seattle, where she has been te
undergo her annual inspection OF huil
and boiler.
There is a rumor to the effect that
parties on ibe Sound are negotiating for
the charter of the tug Relief, owned IN
San Francisco. The Relief is a power
ful and fast tug.
Ship Spartan, Ospt. Malgrum, arrived
here this morning from Seattle with
2240 tons of Black Diamond coal. After
sails for San Francisco.
Ship Brown Brothers, Capt. Goodell.
iyipe IN this harbor, goes to Port Blakey
to receive some repairs to be made by
the Hall Brothers. When repaired, she
will proceed to Tacoma and load spars
for boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whittlesey gave a whist
party last Wednesday evening at sheir
resiuence, corner of Jefferson and Polk
streets, to number of friends, and it
proved most enjoyable. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Hill, Mrs. q.
NJ. Gerrish. Lieut.. and Mrs. g, cd in,
Mr.. and Mrs. Waterman, Mrs. Oliver
Gerrish, Mrs. Swazey, Miss Wood, Lieut..
Benham and DIR. Devan.
Mrs. Powers, of Protection Island,
returned this morning from an extended
visit to her family in the East.
Msssrs. Erickson and Paul, tourists,
returned from trip on the Yukon river
on the steamer Corwin, and are now on
their way to Sitka. which part of the
c9antry they are to spend the winter in
until the opening of spring, when they
propose pushing north again.
Mr.. Charles Geriish, of this place. left
this afternoon for Seattle and Tacoma.
Mrs. Webster, Of this place. returned
this morning from Seattle.
Captain Goodell, of the ship Brown
Brothers, left last evening for Seattle.