The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-26

swearing they would have the crew out of
the schooner if it took hundred men to do
it, The captain fearing more trouble ap-
piled to Captain Donleavy of the Harbor
Police for protection, and Officers O'Neil
and Ellis were sent on board. Up to late
hour last night no further attempt had been
made to modest the crew.
The Ladies Seamen's Friend Society, at
Its meeting yesterday, selected Captain Mel
viz Staples of 1863 CapD street to succeed
Captain Fletcher as Superintendent of the
Sailors Home. Captain Staples was no
doubt selected for the position from the fact
that for several years he was warden of the
prison on the reef at Hawaii, and also ran a
sailors boarding-house at that place.
IN FROM SEA.
Yesterday was a busy day for the clerks
at the Merchants Exchange and also for the
g-bOats, as large number of vessels ar
rived in port, and among them were several
deep-water ships
The ship Eurasia from London, 149 days
out, brought cargo of merchandise for
Balfour, Guthrie 81 Co. The Lord Down
shire, 139 days from Cardiff, and the Sieve
Donard, from Liverpool, 126 days out, also
brought merchandise for Balfour, Guthrie &
Co. The ship Occidental, from Tacoma.
has cargo OF $500 tons OF coal for the South
Prairie Coal Company. The ship Dashing
Wave brought lumber from Tacoma. The
bark Seminole. from Nanaimo, has cargo
VI 1850 tons of coal for John ROsenfelds
Sons. The bark Helen W. Almy came in
from Apia, loaded with wreckage from the
Trenton and Vandalia. The tug John d.
Spreckels. from Kahului, has a cargo of
1914 bags of sugar for j. d. Spreckes &
Bros. The barkentine City of Papeete,
from Tahiti, has 100000 cocoanuts on board,
besides other cargo. The little schooner
Helen, from San Domingo, has cargo of
9 tons of copper ore on board. The barken-
tine Monitor and the schooners Mary and
Ida Sau Rupna Ventnra
Lettlta. c. f. Hill. Mary Delio and Bender
Bros. arrived from coast ports.
WENT TO SEA.
The steamer Newbern sailed for Mexico
the snip Bidston Hill for Duukirk, the Louis
Walsh for Nanaimo. bark Sycamore for
Port Ludlow, the bRrkentine w. Ii. Dmond
for Honolulu and the schooner Electra for
Humboldt.
The moves yesterday were the Benecia to
Port Costa, Clan McFarlane to Long Bridge,
Clan Buchannan and British Princess from
Port Costa to the stream, the Oceana went
to Oakland, the Celtic Chief to the rolling
mills, the City OF Papeete locked at Mission
street. the Joseph b. Thomas at Fremont
street and the James Chester at Third
street. To-day the S. G. Wilder and MajeS-
tic tow to sea and the ship Valparaiso goes
to Port Costa.
Bark Guy C. Goss, 1924 tons, now on the
Sound, spars thence to Boston; private
chartered prior to arrival.
Bark Fresno, 1887 tons, lumber from Puget
Sound 10 Port Pirie, G3-chartered by Pope
81 Talbot.
Schooner Courser. $40 tons, lumber from
Puget Sound to FilI-chartered by RentoD,
Holmes & Co.
The British iron ship Lord Downshire,
2263 tons, was chartered prior to arrival for
wheat to U. K. Havre or Antwerp; British
iron ship Eurasia, 1925 tons, same options,
Ais 81.
THE WEATHER.
The weather outside the Heads Yesterday
was thick, with west wind blowing six
teen miles an hour. The barometer stood
1890.