Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-10-22

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Br. bark Sorcross, Capt. Roop, arrived
90 Saturday in Ssah Bay, IS DAYS from
bandaberR. Australia She 10 waiting q
charter.
The folloviuR vessels sailed on SUNDAY
last from san Frapeisco for the Sound:
BARK Fidette, Capt Boyd, for Port Mad
ieon' oksne. Skasit, Capt. Custis, for
ltsalAdy; schr. Nosta, CAPT. Fisher, for
Port Townsend; bktne r. K. Ham. Capt.
Cove, for Port Blakely; bark Enera aid,
Capt Cater, for Port Gamble.
Sohr. Norma. Capt. Lovedale, sailed
this morning from Tacoma With Q cargo
OF lumber, hound 70 San Diego.
By private letter, received few DAYS
ago from thief E1gineer James 2. Way
s~n, experimenting the work on the
nev revenue cutter Rash, at San Fran
CISCO. ve learn that the engine has been
pot 10 position and the nev boiler will
De placed on board next week. The
WORK vlii not be completed according TO
contract BY the lst Of November. bat
soon after.
There are at present 80 sail vessels at
the different ports on Puget Sound.
loading coal and lumber for foreign
and domestic ports. Eight vessels sailed
during the past week and ten have ar
rived.
There are i've sailing vessels loading
coal at Departure Bay and Nanaimo for
San Francisco, viz: Ships Geo. Stetson,
l7eo tons; State Of Maine, 1867 tons;
Belvid,re, 1l32 tons; Chas. Z. Moody,
1915 tons; bark Columbia, $40 tons.
PosT TowSsrSD, Got. n.
Ship Brown Brothers, Capt. Goodeli.
arrived last evening In TOW Of the tux
Tacoma, IS days from San Pedro. The
Brown Brothers sailed from this port
for Australia Jan. l2ih. She is char
tered to lead spars at Port Blaksly for
Boston.
Bark Eldorado, Captain Humphries,
sailed yesterday from Tacoma with q
cargo Of South Prairie coal for San
Francisco. :
Barksntine kliskitat, Captain Cutler,
arrived this morning, % days from
Honolulu. She will pr ,ceed to Port
Gamble.
Captain n. Lean, formerly of the
British bark Yuba, loading lumber at
Port Blakely for Melbourne, has been
obliged 70 give up his command on 60
count of sickness, and is here to reca-
perate his health. Captain McKinxie
Ia temporarily in charge Of the Yuba.
B.rk c. o. Whitmore, Capt. Thorp-
son, arrived this morning With a cargo
Of lumber from Port Blakely. and an
chored. She 10 boand to Honolulu.
Bark Sierra Nevada, Captain De La
Roche, arrived last evening in tov of
the tug Hoiyoke from Port Blakely,
with cargo Of lumber. She is bound
to Melbourne.
Tug Holyoke towed from ses to
Moodyvilie, b. c.. the ship City of
Brooklyn, which loads Q cargo Of lum-
bsr at that port for Australia.
Steamer Pearl towed from the Com
mereisl Mill at Seattle a scowload Of
building material TO Port Hadlock for
the new mill at that place.
AZ the steamer Geo. 4. Starr vas
making Q landing this morning az the
Quincy street wharf, q strap to the GROSS
head of the engine gave way, obliging
ber TO remain here ten hours for repairs.
Revenue cutter Oliver Wolcott, with
Collector Beecher and Treasury Agents
Spaulding and Evans on board, was at
Viotoria yesterday.
British bark Nsrcross, Captain Roop.
has violated the revenue laws by enter
ine the harbor Of Neah Bay and re-
manning several days, communicating
with the shore without reporting or en-
terinR at the Custom House.