The morning call., 1890-08-22
SEA AND SHORE.
Accident to the Hamburg Line
Steamer DANA.
The Trial-Trip! Of the Cruiser San Francisco
to Be Made on Saturday-Three New
schooners Building.

The cruiser San Francisco is fast getting
ready for her trial-trip, and all is hustle
and confusion ON board. She is now an
chored off the Union Iron Works, but to-
day will take a spin around the bay.
Y esterday two scows were alongside put
ting in coal, while the tug Water Witch
filled the tanks and the Htna carried pro-
visions aboard. Should everything prove
satisfactory on the trip to-day it is thought
she will go to Santa Barbara Channel on
Saturday TO make her trial-trip.
ACCIDENT TO THE DANA.
A dispatch was received at the Merchants
Exchange yesterday from Fire Island.
n. Y, stating that the Hamburg-American
line steamer DANA, from Hamburg to New
York and Baltimore, went ashore on
Wednesday night at Jones Inlet. The dis
patch further stated that the steamer Is In
danger OF going to pieces IN storm which
is now raging. She has some immigrants
aboard, and was due at New York yester-
day.
! il is believed that the Chilean bark Sa-
vona, which went ashore on the beach
below Dungeness, Puget Sound, will be got
off, though it was at first thought that she
would prove a total wreck. Since she went
ashore three of her sailors have gone in
sane and are now confined IN lunatlc asy-
lum.
A dispatch to the Merchants Exchange
from Valparaiso states that the British ship
HOspodar arrived there on August 9TH ana
sailed again on the same day. She Is now
4l6days out from Liverpool. After leaving
Rio de Janero she was lao days on the pas
sage to Valparaiso.
THREE NEW SCHOONERS.
Hill Bros of Port Blakeley are building
three large schooners for the coast trade.
Each will carry 100000 feet of lumber.
The Union Pacific Railroad Company Is
said to be negotiating with the same firm
for the building OF two steamers similar To
the Oiympian.
The contractors for Section B of the sea-
wall expect to complete their work In about
fourteen days To complete the wall up to
Mission street will require 5000 yards oil
sand filling.
The steamer Wilmington was libeled last
week in Port Tow nSend for the sum OF 500.
The libel grew out OF suit Tor medical
services brought by TWO doctors who at
tended to wounded man on the steamer
last autumn.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
The bark GeImania was towed in to Main
street Wharf yesterday.
The schooner Laura Madsen was toWed
from Mission street 10 sea.
The bark General Farcbtld was taken
from the stream to Oakland.
Tie schooner Tampa was towed from
FosOni-street Wharf into the stream.
The bark lton was shifted from Fremont
street TO Channel-Street Wharf
The ship Palestine was towed up from
the stream to Port Costa.
The bark CloDcairG was taken from the
stream to Howard-street Wharf l.
The barge Seattle went from Beale street
Wharf to Oakland.
The Quickstep and G, \. Wilcox were
lowed TO the sugar refinery yesterday.
The Shirley came off the Union Iron
Works dry-dock and went to Berry and
Third streets wharf Yesterday.
The bark Germania has arrived from
Seattle with 1920 tons of coal.
The steamer Newsboy brought down $500
railroad ties from Navarro.
: The schooner Ralph j. Long arrived in
port from Coquille with 10000 feet of lum-
Der.