, 1886-04-01

D.
Am. ship Harvey Mills, Capt. Craw-
ford, which loaded railroad ties and
lumber at the mills Of Port Gamble and
Ludlow. was towed to sea Friday night.
bound to Santa ROsalia. The ship took
from here one of the largest cargoes of
lumber, comprising Of 1851, $50 feet,
besides 2lO tons of bricks, the slip being
ba!lastei with 80 tons of ballast, draw
ing % feet of water. The Harry Mills is
4 three deck ship of 2O77 tons, built in
Ihomaston, Maine, in 1876.
British bark Loyola, Capt. johnson.
sailed from here in tow of the tug
Blakely, bound to Coquinho. This
vessel loaded in Port Blakely part of her
cargo of lumber being the cargo of Eed
wood brought here from Humbo!s by the
schr. American Boy Jan. 28th.
BarkiVeritas, Capt. Johnson, is loaded
at Port Ludlow and ready for sea; her
destination is Melbourne.
Schr. Alice, Capt. Thornstrum, sailed
'hDAH L OAt NdhIStC lOuiS bOunu 10 OlD
Francisco.
Ship Red Cross, Capt. II. Mcintyre,
having completed her cargo of lumber
for Buenos Ayres, was towed from Port
Gamble to this place by the steamer
Iyee and anchored.
Tug Tyee after towing the ship Harvey
Mills to sea, brought down from Seabeck
the ship Fannie Tucker, Capt Greenleaf,
and anchored. She has cargo of Ium-
ber, and Hfter shipping her crew proceeds
to Hobson's Bay.
Ship Sumatra, Capt. Olsen, arrived
here on the 25th, 10 days from Honolulu,
where she discharged IA cargo of coal
taken on board at New Castle on owners
account. Capt. Olsen reports that there
Is plenty of coal at Honolulu, and that
the feet now on their way from New
Castle will find 10 market for it. The
Sumatra left here August 23sd for
Sydney; her crew were discharged and
paid of, receiving seven months pay.
On the 26th she was chartered to load
lumber at Tacoma for San Francisco, i
new crew was shipped and she proceeded
up the Sound in tcw of tug Biz.
Bark Henry Buck, Capt. Hoyer,
arrived on the 23rd, % days from Quay
mas, Mexico. She is chartered to load
lumber at Port Gamble for Santa
Rosalina, Mexico. Tug Edna towed her
up the Sound Saturday.
Bark Ceylon, Capt. Calhoun, of this
place, arrived in Honolulu March 11tb,
Al days from Hong Kong. She is
chartered 10 carry sugar to San Fran
cisco.
Bark G. o. Whitmore, Capt. Thompson,
which sailed from here Feb, 4th with
cargo of lumber, arrived in Honolulu
Feb. 29th. She is chartered to carry
sugar to San Francisco.
Bark James Cheston, which was towed
out of Port Gamble by the tug Tyes
with cargo of lumber, bound to San
Francisco, met with heavy weather at
the Cape, the hawser parted and the
bark made sail, keeping off and on in the
straits until the next day when an offing
was made.
Bktne. Kitsap, Capt. Robinson, is
loading lumber at Port Gamble for Mel
bourne.
Capt. Killman, OF the bark Arkwright,
was in town Friday exchanging his
vessels register for coasting license, as
she is loading piles and lumber for San
Francisco.
Bark Louis TX, Capt. Laboure, which
loaded at Port Blakely for Brisbane, is
here ready for sea-
Schr. Spencer F. Baird sailed Satur-
day with a cargo OF merchandise, bound
to Quil!eute.
Cept. Oliver, of this place, has accepted
n position as pilot on board the schr
Mary Parker on sealing cruise off the
Cape in charge of Capt. Adams. There
are now eight sealing vessels off the
American shore with headquarters at
Neah Bay: Schrs. Vanderbilt, Challenge,
Lottie, Lettitia, Champion, Teazer,
Granger and Mary Parker. The catch
so far has not been very profitable owing
to heavy weather Indians refuse to go
out only in moderate weather.
Capt. james Morgan has taken charge
of tie steamer S. l.. Mastick, recently
purchased from Messrs. Moore IL Smith,
of San Francisco, and will put her on
tie beach so do some needed repairs. 1t
has not yet beon decided on what route
to place her. The Port Discovery mill Is
now without tug boat TO tow logs and
the company's vessels. Mr.. Smith Is IN
Philadelphia negotiating for a steel
boat.
Tug GoIiah arrived here Saturday.
towing some building material from Port
Ludlow for the mill at Port Hadlock.
Tug HoIyoke will lay up at Seabeok
the first OF the month to have her boiier
taken out and n new one put In, brougnt
here from San Francisco on the bktne. D.
ii. Griffith. 1t will take about three
weeks to do the work.
Capt. J. g. Baker, OF the Inflated ship
John Rosenfeld, was passenger on the
steamer Queen OF the Pacific, which
sailed from here Saturday morning
Ship Richard III, of this port, Capt.
McIatyre, sailed from Sydney for San
FraDcisco via New Castle, Nav south
Wales. Feb. 10th; ahe will take cargo
Of coal and touch at Honolulu.
Chilian bark Margarita, which sailed
from here Dec. 9Th, with Q cargo OF
lumber taken on board at Tacoma, ar
rived in Sydney Feb. zlst. tsi
Bark Sonoma, Capt. HOwes, which
sailed from Port Discovery September
9th, with a cargo of lumber for sydney,
sailed from Now Castle, n. ). w. Feb.
Ilth for Honolulu with cargo OF coal
Br. ship Niueyeh, Capt. Clewlo, sailed
from Sydney for this port Feb. 10Th.
Bark Majestic, Capt. Bergman, sailed
from Honolulu for this port March 9th.
Ship Kate Davenport, Capt Rowland,
belonging to the Port Blakely Mill Co.
sailed from New Castle, New South
Wales, for Honolulu Feb. 18th with a
cargo Of coal.
Bktne. Klickitat, Capt. Cutler, which
sailed from here Feb. 17th with cargo