The morning call., 1890-06-14
SEA AND SHORE.
An Apprentice of the Ship Eu-
dora Drowned at Sea.
Birth Of a Child on Board the Australia-The
Ship BOrrowdale on Fire at Honolulu.
Arrival Of the Noyo.

The British ship Eudora, Captain Donaldson,
arrived yesterday 1913 days from Liverpool
The following Is taken from the captains report
OF the passage: Sailed on January 31st;
crossed the equator twentysix days out IN
longitude 25o 80 west; was twenty-one days OIL
Cape Horn with a succession OF west-northwest
gales, during which had two boats CARRIED
away from the forward house.
The chicken-coop was also washed away and
other damage done on deck. The heaviest part
OF the hurricane lasted sixteen hours On April
11th, while the gale was at its height, David
Marshall an apprentice, fell from the main yard
to the manrail and thence overheard and was
drowned. 1t was blowing hurricane at the time
and several sails being blown away, IL was i'm.
possible to pick him up. Marshall was native
OF Scotland and II years of age
The weather was hazy at Point Lobos yester-
day. AT O'Clock in the morning calm pre-
vailed, with the barometer at 3o.o1 at O'Clock,
and 1896 at noon, when there was sixteen
mile breeze from the west, which at O'Clock in
the afternoon hauled 10 the northwest, blowing
then twenty eight miles an hour. AT 0 O'clock
In the afternoon the barometer was at 1880.
A CHILD BORN AT SEA.
The steamer Australia, Captain Houdette,
arrived yesterday days from Honolulu, bring
Ing 90 cabin and &C steerage passengers Three
days after the steamer left Honolulu female
child was born 10 Mrs. Charles AthertoD one OF
the Australia were 1888 bags sugar, 6oS3 bags
OF lice, 536S punches aud 49, boxes bananas, 8
cases betel leaves and IS cases fruit.
The United States surveying steamer Hassler
came down from Mare Island yesterday and
anchored of Broadway wharf: she VII lie ieaV We
speed course for the trial trip oil the new
cruiser San Francisco.
The new barkentine 1rmgard left Hon0luu
for this port on May 3lst and the Mary (. Wink
Gilman Port Townsend on the same date, IN
ballast.
The United States steamer Adams was to have
left Honolulu for this port on Monday last
II. b. NJ. ship Champion sailed from Honolulu
Tor EsquimaIt on June Isl.
FIRE ON THE BoRRowDALE.
On Thursday evening OF last week, the day be-
fore the steamer Australia left Honolulu for this
port, lire was discovered on board the British
ship Borrowdale, Captain George Guthrie. Some
crates o: fancy ware caught lire on the lower
deck, near the forehatch, but the Honolulu Fire
Department extnguIshed the flames after about
one hours work. The extent OF the damage was
not ascertaned when The steamer lett. The
Borrowdale Is on the way TO this port, where she
Is chartered 10 load wheat.
From private advices received yesterday from
England II is learned that Captain White OF the
British ship Drumblair who Is well known IN
this port, had both his legs broken al Cardlf
while the vessel was docking. Ii appears that
the mate was on the dock making fast the lines
and the captain on the f0i ecastle-bead, when
a line parted and, flying back, struck and dis
abed him.
Ex-Governor George C. Perkins stated to a re-
porter Yesterday that there mas never been an
intention on the part of the PACING Coast Steam
ship Company to reduce the pay oil It's engineers,
as was rumorSd.
The ship George Curtis sailed from New York
for this port yesterday with cargo OF general
merchandise.
or ihe thirty wheat vessels that left his port
in February fourteen have arrived at their des-
tinaIons.
NEWS AS IS NEWS.
The Commercial Weekly News of yesterday
says: Underwriters are doubtless much re-
lieyed that the CosmOpolis Is out or danger.
news to that effect having been received One OF
our esteemed contemporaries stated on Sunday
'that in all probability the vessel merely went
ashore to jeItison a portion OF her cargo" and
while perhaps not technically correct, the fact
that the steamer got of shore uninjured shows
that the high reputation for accuracy In mari
time affairs borne by the paper Is stiIl MAIN
tanned.
The steamer Noyo arrived yesterday fOty-four
hours from NOyO with a raft of $50 piles III low
and a cargo of lumber on deck.
WIghtman Bros. have purchased the bark
Helen W. Almy and Will place her III the South
Sea Island Trade.
The British steamer Sussex now dscharging
sugar from Java, Will 20 from here 10 Hong
Kong, having been chartered by Segiried q
BrandenStein.
The ship Alameda has arrived at Queenstown
after passage OF 102 days from Tacoma, one OF
the best Of the season
Turner for parties in Alaska, Will have trial
trip on the bay Tomorrow.
The schooner Reporter has been chartered 10
take cargo Of merchandise TO Nicolaefskl.
The schooner Golden Gate is receiving new
manmast at the sea-wall.
The ship Argonaut sailed from London for this
port yesterday.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
The ship Commodore went to sea yesterday
towing direct from Sausallto.
The Maria E. Smith went on the Merchants
Dry-dock.
The steamer Wellington was towed from
Sausallto to the Union Iron Works where she
took on locomotive and then went 10 Pacific
street.
The schooner Eclipse towed to Oakland Creek
to discharge.
The steamer Santa Maria left the Union Iron
Works and locked at Lombard street.
The w. $. Bovine shifted from the refinery to
Section 4 OF the sea-wall.
The bark California locked at Long Bridge.
The steamer COsmopOlis Will bring coal from
Departure Bay for this port
The steamer City OF Picking will sail to-day
for Hong Kong, and The City Of Puebla Will sail
for Victoria.