The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-02
SEA AND SHORE.
Tonnage of Vessels Now on the
Way to This Port.
The Ship c. c. Chapman Strikes on Rock in
Mission Bay-Death Of Crazy China
MN on the Bark Newsboy.

The total tonnage of vessels now on the way
10 this port Is 276,S9S. AT the same time last
year IT amounted to 226,317 tons. of that now
on the way 3o.S95 tons comes from New York,
1878 from Philadelphia, 1886 from Baltimore,
l3,3O7 from Antwerp 5S21 from Cardiff G696
from Glasgow, 5637 from Hamburg 1891 from
Inc Hawaiian Islands, 1851 from Hull 1853
from Java. 24.S49 from Liverpool, SO. S25 from
London. 1871 from Manila, 5I,357 from
Newcastle, n. S. W., 15,105 from New
castle-on-Tyne 1899 from Rio de Janelro 9946
IRON Sydney. $500 from Swansea, 1876 from
Seattle and 1927 from Yokohama.
The weather was foggy and lazy at Point
LoDos yesterday and the wind all day light, veer.
ing from southwest 10 west. The barometer
read: o'clock in the morning 29.92, noon
2993 O'Clock III the evening 29.96.
STRUCK ON A ROCK.
When the tug Relief was towing the ship c. q.
Chapman to Long Bridge yesterday the vessel
struck Oh rock that juts up between The bridge
aud Mission Rock. There is about thirteen feet
OF water on the rock at low tide. The Chapman
hung there about an hour and half when a line
was got near her stern and she was hauled OF.
The tug Sea King went to her assistance, but
her service was not needed.
The following changes have been made In the
sailing dates of the Pacific Coast Steamship Com
pany: The steamer Columbia will sail at 10
O'CLOCK n llls morning Tor oregon. instead OF yes
tised 10 sail on the 9th inst, Will sail for south
ern ports on the 10th inst at IL O'clock in the
morning. TaiS change Is made 10 accommodate
The Native Sons The Mexico Will sail for
Alaska on the 12th inst, by way of Portland
she Will take the place of tue George w. Elder,
The barkentine Monitor went on North's
ways yesterday TO be stripped, calked and
Union Iron Works dock. The schooner Eureka
and pi!ot-boat Lady Mine went on the Mer-
chants Dry-dock TO clean. The latter Is prepar-
Ing Tor the regatta.
TWO CARGoEs OF SALMON.
The bark Newsboy arrived yesterday. nine
teen days from Nushagak, Alaska, With 542 bar
rels and 1920 cases of salmon for the Bristol
Bay Packing Company. The iron bark Annie
johnson arrived from The same port after pas
sage OF twenty days, bringing 800 barrels and
Al, 100 cases of salmon for d. l. Beck & Co.
Captain johnson OF the Newsboy reports that
one OF his passengers, Chlnaman died on the
passage down, on August 2Gth. IT, lie was insane
and starved himself to death. The bark sailed
IN company with the Annie johnson aud was in
her company for seven days.
The perpetual motion steamer Glpsy now
ships and lands cargo at Williams Landing, nine
miles this side OF Santa Cruz by means VI wire
and tra7eler. A telephone wire Is connected SO
that Captain Plumner Can send orders ashore
While lying In the OninS.
CATCH OF THE sEALERs.
From private letter received by the Car
from Alaska, 1t is learned that up TO July 10Th
the sealer c. Ii. White mad captured II seals. The
Helen Bluhm 81. The Alexander 20 and The CITY
OF San Diego ID. Tie rest OF the fleet had The
same catches as reported by the last vessel ar.
kan waters and made sealing difficult.
Some hundreds OF coal carts were c0ngregated
on the front yesterday 10 await loads from the
numerous coal vessels that arrived Oh sunday.
Howard and Mission street wharves were
crowded.
The Oceanic C0mpany's steamer Alameda
which lost blade of her propeller on tile DiSs-
age up, viii not 20 on the drydock as expected,
but VIII have new one pull on where she lies
by means of Il cGfferdam.
Captain Schroeder has taken command of the
schooner COquette.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
The ship City OF Hankow locked yesterday at
Pacific street.
The steamer Alameda shiIed from the sugar
refinery 10 olson street
The ship Louisiana came down from Port Costa
and anchored In the stream.
The ship City OF Athens towed up to Port
Costa 10 load wheat for Europe.
Tile bark Newsboy locked at Beale street on
arrival
The c. {. Chapman locked al Long Bridge.
The tramp steamer Suffolk went To tile sugar
refinery.
The brig Consuelo shifted from the sea-wall to
Folsom street.
The f, S. Ciampa Will 60 to Port Costa to-day
and the W. ii. Macy will come down from there.
The Oriental docged al Beale street, and the
Robert Seares al Mission No. /.
The bark Annie Johnson locked at Lombard
street.
The bark Lord Templeton will dock at Fremont
street to-day.