The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-12-30
SEA AND SHORE.
Arrival of the Rappahannock
From Kobe, Japan.
She Has on Board the Largest Cargo of Coal
Ever Brought to This Port-The New
Coasting Schooner Sadie.

OlCAiuSOus 1lOm huUCs Jdpdus liULu WulCu
place she made the passage in forty-four
DAYS. She was towed into mort NV the ting
Mnnornn h. ooro, oo,.;s+s ~ 1hon +ons
1.on"i S"' IL. .so Uvn'S y, thy .on,
Co. and it NAV be mentioned that this is
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ehc iaiees. caleo VI cotA oyer urousu' Wy
sailing ship to this port.
The Rappahannock ia the larppst Ameri-
49,, lit, :. ,,.o,a, 81. -, 49,, ti;;,
can SAILING vessel that ever entered this
harbor, and, next to the Shenandoah,
which was launched a fe,y dave aoo 10 also
w.. $3.50. 1910 70. a..
Tile largest american SAVING snip aHOat'-
She was built at Bath, Me-, and is owned by
Artb,r cau,ou a ~ 90 ,hat nIooo uor al
AuA NO ""'A ~ Oo' Va .i"s pi"oo' Ho. VA
this colnmn On her trim to .Ianan she had
~, hoo "a 20 mo- to,, ,rn,Io, 800 ~ ~, r, =
on ooalu lZ'ooo ten-gaiion cases OF OIL II IS
a coin cidence that the largest British and
the largest American shin in MORT are both
commended hv a Cantain Dictinson
.rha woo+har ,,,os th;oI, a,d a,o,du ..
"e"s"oA ""s 'on anu S.ouuy ~
roiuI I1ooos yesterday anu ishI pieeLo
prevailed, Veerlng from northeast TO SOUTH;
east. The barometer read: Eight o'clock in
the morning. 30.O4: noon. 1908: 8 O'clock in
the evanipo 20 O1
ihh sAhoENi eoNDiIioN
among the vessels tnat let Fort TOWN.
send for this port on the 18th inst. was the
IT, N.
and regarding her the Port Townsend paper
of the oath inst. says:
The ship c. 4. Sargent, now living In the
stream, presents very disgruntled condition.
She has very heavy list 10 siarboard, and men
nave Deen constantly at the pumps since she
andaY n,as & pTT 70 co oh
for San francisco and left here last wednesday
for ber desIination After passing the cane she
encountered heavy gales. which drove her on to
the Vancouver coast. In particularly heavy
cargo OF c0a Was VA a snllteu' anu Uspsan Moo ad
Two ,Ihs SroIen After Which the Ssr. emf mt
back 10 port. Tbs seas made clean breakers
over the vessel, ana large amount of water en-
tered the matches. Before she can get 10 sea the
cargo viii nave r be trimmed anu much minor
damage lepa'iea: Wnen the naf fa =, isi, tnis
oi anS nins ,ns .rnn v ~ i've aina
servire wnien ihrouan. Cantain Biondi had ia
sued the usual warning for masters.
The. British bark William la I,acehur.
which arrived at Honolulu on December
11th from HANG Kong renorts having en-
.countered several gales on the voyage. dur
ing which She sustained considerable dam
age To her masts. sails and running gear A
survey was held and the conclusion reached
was that it will require between $1,000 and
$4,000 to place her in a seawOrthy condition.
THE ABANDONED sTRUAN.
T, moe la.rned ,,astard.v that Con+oin
Jnhnsnn of the steamer Scotia wbap he
boardsd tho abandnned Norweoian chin
Strmon saved from her n chrono%e,sr ,wp
Soron.+ars = cot Of c,da Si,,noI taSs and a
set of Rritish charts brsdes the dog. Had
bs no, bean boa1isb and would lave az
iowad the cantain III the TrncEee to helm
i;, e 20 tha, ~ To -. ~ y, n0.p
nmht ~ h,t ,h, ,h u.s. ,aa,ors no,,d nav, an1
hrongbt tho Strnan m this mort ar anyhaw
IN Pert Orforo and made dnite n fortune
in the wav ~ SALVAGE ' f1o
The new schooner Sadie arrival vestar.
d. g. 49, f,,- tI,,nhaidt lei 800.
of az oao foot nf Iun,,Iar for Prastor &, NJ
K;n~nn and doctad Of Nission No Q wbare
dischsr.;n1 Was at once canmepced She
:; ia,sa; %I i ~ o"ou 800, S h S S,,.
SHEAR bnt has a nerniiar anneaTancn owin0
to the masts being short and carrying no
topmasts. She must be a fine bad-weather
boat, but certainly could not carry much
canvas in light winds.
The new American ships ID. Carleton left
Philadelphia for this port ON her maiden
voyage fourteen days ago. The Carleton is
of 1882 tons register and her home port is
Rockland. Me. She is commanded by Cap
tain Amesbury, and her crew numbers
twenty-eight men. She has on board $500
tons of cargo consigned to Sutton IL Beebee.
HAD TO PUT BACK.
Nave wac receivad yastardav fror, port
Townsend that the barkcntine G. e. Funk'
Captain Chaser. bound from Tacoma for San
Diego. met cyclone off Cane Fiatterv and
had to put back to Port Townsend. When
the vessel was going about the captain was
thrown to the deck and received serious in
juries which will necessitate his staying on
shore for some time. Captain A. Olsen has
Deen placed temporarily III command OF the
Dark.
IT was learned Yesterday from Captain
Corkhll of the British ship Crown of India
that on Saturday last, when the tug Wizard
lowed MN 10 MeNear's Wharf, Fort Costa,
the vesSel ran Into the shec. about hfty feet
OF when was carried away.
Inc steamer oan Jose arrived at Panama
on the 25th inst, and the City of Rio dc
Jaheiro arrived at Hong-Kong on the 9th.
Eight lumber-iaden vessels arrived in port
yesterday from points on the coast.
ON THE DBY-DOCK.
The whaling schooner Mary Thomas
went on the small dock at the foot Of Main
street Yesterday to be cleaned before going