Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-29
EgOM rms POwr OF ENTITY.
PoRr TowssESp. Jan. 2stl

PORT townsend. y An. 18th.
British bark Dovenby. which sailed
from Liverpool August 3lst for Port
land, Or, has arrived in. The chief
On tie was buried the day before she
made the Cape.
American bark Nellie May, Of 664 tons.
arrived yesterday. SO days from Yok0-
hama. She 10 seeking charter.
Schooner J. @. North. Captain Moore.
arrived here yesterday. In answer TO
question pot to the captain regarding
she report that his vessel vas seen yes
terdsy in dangerous position near
Point Lip Lip, he replied that he vas
in Oak Hay disoh srRinR ballast.
Bark Ceylon arrived at Hongkong
from Honolulu With 30 Chinese passen-
gers Dece mber 30th. fhe captain re-
ports making the passage in 30 days
There Vas no sickness during the pas
sage. He eXpeotAd to leave HoaRkon
the latter part of this month with a
ca'go Of merohandiss. and on arrival at
Honolulu take CARO- Of sugar 10 San
Francisco.
Schooner La Gircnde. Captain John
son, arrived 10 Port Discovery yestsr day
from San Francisco. Sne loads return
cargo of lumber.
Schooner Mary Parker will sail from
here tom 1rrow With O party and stores
TO operate the iron mine on Texada
Island. II II believed that the iron
smelling works at Irondale viii con-
menos operations In April.
The board of survey ordered BY Capt.
Wright on the Eliza Audsrsoa pro
ceeded to lrvudsle Yesterday morniaR
on he steamer Virginia, fetarniaG at
noon. Chief Engineer O. 3. sweeney,
Of the Eliza Anderson, Ros up steam
and worked the engine to learn II ell
the parts Of the machinery we're in the
same order - When the Government
took charge Of the vesss' October Esd.
and. with the exception Of nndinG the
shaft little out Of line, caused BY the
vessel thumpins On the old dock At the
military station, the borss ag Of " OF
the valves and pipes, oaussd By the
water Pressing IN them, Il vas decided
that the vessel !, all right. 10 the after
noon the revenue eusser Wolcots pro-
cseded alougsids the Andeesou With the
board Of sufvsy ordered by she Score
tary Of the Treasury, oonsistiI 4 Of the
following officers: Captain J. b. Moore,
U. 3. r. T.; Captain Z. Bisndi. Under
vriters' agent; Chief EnRiaeer James
A. Doyle. Firss Assistant Engineer
Horace Hasssl, Enainees ". 8. Miussy.
and 6hipVriens n. Trsnholn. TIE
daty u this board vas 70 ssesFtain the
aseuAl present condition Of tAe vessel
snd report whether she hsd sasesined
any damage, and II %, of What nature.
while in charge Of the Government.
This sep vss takes on the part Of the
0overnnsus in order 70 return the ves
sci to her owner Ia the same conditsoa
that she vas received. The An derson
oil net - rsls &sed until the surveyors
report and repairs are made, IL %
recommended By then.
The meDben OF the Episcopal
Chureh gave an enjoyabis sociabls as
The hoass Of Mrs. Webster last even
ing. Among thoss present we're the
Rev. J. Ajax andes, Professor and Ans.
Ssan. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hsstinss,
Mr.. asd Nm. p. W. Pstsyarose, Jr.,
Lieutsnaus and Mrs. Tuttla, Mr.. and
Ma Doyle. Mr.. and ArA Bsoadi. Mr.
AID Mrs. KorseR, Mr. aad Msa. 3ouss,
NJ. spd Ma Teels, NJ. and Mrs. Ger
rish. Madame 0srrish. DE-. and Hra.
Lyie, Mr.. end Nrs. Pink. Mr.. Wood,
Mss L,ke, Mn. Calhoan. Ma Dyer.
Mss MsCurdy. nio Rosh ssAild, Aia
Cora Bssh. Mlm Eva Baah-
Ship Yorktown. Captain Diekinson-
vas soVs1 doss yesterday By The to9
Tyee, With $50 toos coal. taken IA ~
Seattle. Shs b boand 10 San Rranossoo.
Mr.. Brcckvay. Of Pysht. . large land
osnss. Gill move With hh family 70
Pors ToVnsend-
After dischsreina 70 tons OF fssieht
here, the schooner Alice hauied into
TIE dream. and vii sail tomorrow for
Poss 0ambls, q which pises che vii
aisr6aFas % tons
Bafk OAkianA. Captain Welfare. sail
q Yesterday from Port Asdisos, With
ssrss Of iemesr. boasd "a San Fran
cisco.
Rlosf and fed ~ ". II. sHogps q
Ca 60 jsz
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