The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30
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and child.
Captain Foreman. deputy grand inatal,,n~
offcer OF the American Rrotherhood of steam.
boat Pilots, left for his homo in san Francisco
last night aboard the Hayfian Republic the
master Of which, Captain Brown, is the COM
mander Of the feet on the Pacific coaat
Captain Foresman installed the officers Friday
evening OF the local brotherhood ct the con.
clusion OF which he was banquetsed.
Two hundred tons Of merchandise is the
cargo of the bark Nick Thayer, from San Fran
cisco, tow down from Tacoma yesterday by
the steamer Wasp. The Thayer is moored at
schwabscher Bros Co.'S dock. where she will
DISCHARGE her consignment and afterwards 60 to
the bunkers Tor coal for San Francisco.
heavy fog prevailed over the harbor and
SOUND all DAY yesterday, causing boats to move
about with more than their usual preoaution.
Inc Only ACCIDENT reported was that OF the
henry baiiey running INTO the Madison street
cos . uocAs. me "AaH was damaged somewhat
ano sne sseAnue1 sSi speu nsl ssefn paoiy.
Inc repairs recently mace on the steamer
ueofse =. S'alI were lnspec'eu yesterday ana
piohounoeu s1.isiac.o1y " sne inspsctorA Ine
Doas "iii retufn % comm's sion TOMORROW
Ine steamer MasucK, repaired ana more sea-
worthy sndn eVefs was yesterday pulied from
the Seattle dry dosks. and after repairs to her
condenser VIII return TO active service.
The Delta. newly overhauled and painted,
has resumed her regular runs to Hoods canal,
and has taken the p ace OF the steamer jose
phine, Bid up Tor repairs
The bark Melrose has arrived from Mexico.
and after the discharge of her ballast will ba