The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-20
ON WHARF AND WAVE.
Kingston-Starr Collision to Be
Investigated.
THE CAPTAINS HAVE REPORTED.


Captain w. J. Bryant. one Of the local
inspectors Of hulls and boilers, stated yes
terday that the City Of Kingsion-Geo. z.
Starr collision would be investigated inn
mediaseiy. Reports Of the collision have
been presented 70 the inspectors by the
captains OF the two vessels. and the case
viii be taken up the latter part OF next
week The two vessels are now being re-
paired. Both are running - usual.
The local inspectors leave Monday for
Tacoma. where they viii inspect the steam
ship Geo. w. Elder. which has been under
going repairs for two weeks past
THE AL-KI's CARGO.
The steamship Al-Ki. which arrived here
Friday evening from San Francisco,
brought the following amounts OF freight
for the different Sound cities:
Tons
Port Townsend OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS
ssnofne.------....--.--...
seattle ..-.......--..-...-.. oi<
tacoma ..--..-..---.-..----....-. 90
Total 1.eoe
This Is the first time in months that .
Pacific Coast Steamship Company 3 steamer
has brought more freight for Tacoma than
for Seattle. In addition to the regular
tie. She finished discharging yesterday
morning.
YACHT CLUE MEETING.
The next meeting OF the Seattle Yacht
Club will be held tomorrow evening ct
O'Clock at Budlong's boathouse. This is
the last open meeting, and ell who Join
after it will have 70 b voted in. A num-
Der of new members viii sign the roll to-
morrow evening. The club viii soon begin
making arrangements for boat race 70 Sc
lect yacht TO meet yacht belonging to
Captain Wood. OF Portland. whose chal-
lenge was recently accepted. A number of
boats will enter in this test race, and it
itself promises to be interesting.
wATER FRONT NOTES.
The steamer Edith has gone to Esqui-
malt.
The l.. ]. Ferry has returned down
Sound.
Work on the steamer Delta 10 progress
ing satisfactorily.
The J. +. Boyden was tied ap at Bakers
wharf yesterday.
The steamship George W. Elder sails for
Alaska Wednesday.
The sealing schooner George r. White
has not yet gone to sea-
The steamer Detroit did not come down
from Shelton yesterday.
The steamship Wilmington was to have
left San Francisco yesterday for the Sound.
The steamer Premier left for Vancouver
at midnight Friday night with light cargo
of freight.
The steamship City of Pueblo finished
discharging here yesterday morning and
left for Tacoma
The collier Willamette. Captain Hansen,
sailed for San Francisco yesterday with
2. 200 tons of coal
TIE new steamer J. r. Mcdonald moved
TO Badere's wharf yesterday. She will run
on trial trip tomorrow.
The steamer Point Arena il due here to-
morrow from the lower Sound, with Q
q cargo of lime and stone.
The steamer Sehome did not 60 to What
com last night She viii probably make
her first run Monday night.
The bark Germania win finish discharging
ballast ct West Seattle tomorrow, when
she Will 60 to the coal bunkers.
The bark Aureola, Captain Erickson,
finished loading coal yesterday morning
and was towed to sea In the afternoon. She
has cargo OF 100 tons, and goes to San
Francisco
The ship L. schepp arrived here yester-
day from San Francisco in Ballast. She IL
70 load coal. and Is now dischsrging ballast
at West Seattle. She win get to the coal
bunkers about Tuesday.