The morning call., 1890-06-02
SEA AND SHORE.
SpecuIations Regarding the Safety
of the Emily.
The Tug Traveller TOws in the Tug Hunter.
Arrival Of the Ship Emily Reed From
Japan-Movements Of Vessels.

"Where Is the steamer Emily?" was
question that was asked a thousand times
on Saturday and yesterday on Change and
among shipping men on the front; and the
answer invariably was "she has either
gone down, put into Port Oxford or some
other port for repairs or is coming down
under sail"
The Emily. which is two-masted
steamer, left here on the May 14th for Coos
Bay, via Eureka, in command CT Captain
Roberts. On May oath it was published in
this column that the steamer had gone
ashore on the north spit at Coos Bay, and,
after eleven hours, had been hauled off and
then beached to effect repairs. The next
known Of her is that according to dis
patch received at the Merchants Exchange,
the Emily repaired, loaded with lumber,
and sailed for this port on the 9th ut.
Since then Meyer & Akman, her owners.
have heard nothing of her.
STRUCK THE BAR.
1t was learned yesterday that the Emily
struck the bar on leaving Coos Bay and al
though she continued ON her course she
may have been so injured that she had to
put into some way port for repairs. She
left one hour before the steamer Ajax, which
has arrived here, discharged, and sailed
again on Saturday evening. She left one
day before the steamer Noyo, which arrived
on Friday.
Captain Erickson Of the Noyo says that
the captain of the Emily told him she was
leaking and would probably have to put
into some port. He thinks the vessel is at
Port Oxford. There is no telegraphc COM
muncation between here and there and I'M
til the vessel is heard from some uneasiness
will be felt.
The Emily is of 2S5 tons gross register and
was built at this port in 1887.
A TUG TOWING A TUG.
The tug Traveller, Captain Larsen. ar
rived yesterday four days from Grays Har-
Dor. via Trinidad thirty-six hours. She had
in tow the tug Hunter, which is coming
down for general overhauling and inspec-
ton.
The weather was clear at Point Lobos
Yesterday and the wind all day from the
northwest, blowing in the afternoon twenty
8 o'clock in the morning 3015, noon 30.17, 5
o'clock in the afternoon 80 Is.
The OceaDia Vance has arrived at Eureka
and is now loading lumber, under charter,
for Sydney, y. S. w.
A. Growholdt has purchased one-third
interest in the schooner Harvest Queen.
COAL FROM JAPAN
The ship Emily Reed, Captain Sheldon,
arrived yesterday afternoon, thirty-eight
days from Hisyo, Japan, with cargo of
100 tons coal and some general merchan-
disc for j. ID. Spreckels and others. She
looked very pretty as she passed up the bay
with her topsails and courses set and good
stiff breeze blowing. The tug Relief towed
her in.
The steamer Corona, Captain Hannah, ar
rived yesterday morning after quick pas
sage of seventeen and a half hours from
EurnEa hrin fftV. ~ hin and thir-
teen steerage passengers. and large list of
freight She reports having experienced a
very rough passage from here to Eureka,
having strong head winds all the way. The
bar at Eureka has been rough during the
past week.
The steamer Oregon arrived yesterday
SO hours from Portland and Al from Asto-
ria. She brought 80 cabin and So Steerage
passengers. Among her cargo were 80
sacks oysters, 2260 mats rice. 49, sacks
wool and large consignments of wheat,
flour and oats.
ARRIVAL OF THE JEANNE.
The steamer Jeanne arrived yesterday Az
days from NanaimO with 1900 tons coal for
John Rosenfed's Sons. Captain Porter re-
ports that he left in port the ships Glory of
the Sea. wilma, Rufus Z. Wood, Joseph E.
Spinney and steamer Queen. He met go
ing-up steamers Willamette, Al-ki and
Empire.
The schooner Mary Deleo arrived yester-
day from Port Restless with cargo of
wreckage she had taken from wreck up
there, and which is consigned to Lorentz
Foard.
The schooner Enterprise arrived from
Humboldt yesterday and went up river
direct
Tho steamer City of Sydney is due from
Panama tomorrow, the City of Picking from
Hong Kong on Thursday and the Alameda
from Australia on Saturday next
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
The bark Tidal Wave came over from
Oakland yesterday and locked at Green
street.
The bark s. c. Alien left for Honolulu.
Among her cargo were forty-twO mules.
The Umatllla went to Beale street.
The bark Northwest towed to sea.
The ship Kenmore will dock at Section 3
OF tie seeawall to-day and the Micronesia
will go to Howard>No. ..
The schooner Dashifg Wave came down
from California City and docked al Folsom
No. l. where she will fit out for voyage to
Sand Point, Alaska.
The Ardmillan came down from Port
Costa and anchored in the stream
The steamer Montserrat shifted from the
Mail Dock to Beale street.
The ship l.. Schepp went up to Port Costa
to load wheat for Europe.