The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-01
THE WATER FRONT.

Charters have recently been granted
as follows: German ship Theodore, 2,s2s
tons, now at Tacoma, wheat from
there TO Cork, Havre or Antwerp, 81, lis,
Cd; chartered by Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
Barkentine J. NJ. Griffith SIS tons, lumber from
Port Gamble to Honolulu, 1878; chartered
by Pope d Talbot. British ship Blair, Atthole
1907 tons, now in Victoria discharging
wheat from Seattle TO United Kingdom.
British ship Queen Victoria, 1,5S7 tons, now at
Victoria discha-ging; wheat from Seattle fer
United Kingdom. American ship Gatherer,
1856 tons, coal from Tacoma to San Francisco;
cha tered b. South Prairie Coal Company
British Bark Pisagua, $50 tons, lumber from
Moodyyille to Pisagua; owners account. British
bark Alfred Hawley. 4l2 tons, lumber from
Whatcom 10 Neumea.
The steamship Umatlls left the Ocean dock
at O'Clock last evening with the following
first-class passengers fore San Francisco: From
Seattle-Miss Fanny BATE, Mrs. NJ. Wallace, Z. S.
Todd. A. t. Ainsworth, B. Baum, Miss L. n.
Graves, Mrs J. V. Miller, Miss N. Coutts, F. A.
Leigh and wife, Colonel Ewing, H. h Wheeler
W. C. Russell, J. d. Amos, G. Mcnamara, wife
and child; Miss Agnes Mcnamara, Miss Rhet
Mcnamara, Thaddy Mcnamara Mrs. j. A. SAN
born and two children, Mrs. J. Nicholas and
child, II. D. Lovelaud, Colonel J. c. Paine, A l.
Jalkut, l. n. Clock. From Tacoma-C Ruse
wife and child Miss May l. Potvn. E. Klotzly,
I. j.
Robinson, d. c. O'Neil. From Ellensburg-Mis.
C. Adams, Miss Adams, F. F. Adams and two
sons.
The following vessels are on their way to
Pu -et sound ports 10 load coal and lumber for
foreign and cosstwise ports: Norwegian ship
Sabine, IA tons, from Honolulu TO load lum-
Der a. Port Blakeley for Europe. swedish bark
Gamen. 927 tons, from Honolulu. lumber to
Melbourne American schooner Louis, $50 tons,
Itr14,b o- pprt PISb
10 Melbourne Bark Csrandolet, Captain Jones'
from San Francisco 10 Port Gamble. Bark
Richard ILL., Captain Conner, from San Fran
cisco TO Nanaimo.
The steamship City of Puebla arrived from
San Francisco yesterday afternoon with about
90 passengers and 2,2S5 tons of general mer-
ehandise of the cargo $50 tons belonged TO Sc
attic merchants, and the rest is for other Sound
towns both north and south. The vessel left
for Taeomasat o'clock this morning.
The steamer Edith, Captain Williams belong
inc To the Puget Sound and Alaska Steamship
Company. is still on the marine railway at Vic
toria II was found necessary TO lengthen the
shaft before putting on q new wheel. She will
he ready 10 resume her route next Wednesday.
The four-masted schooner Robert Levers. 696
tons. CAPTAIN D. B. C. PenhasIow, sailed from
Port Gamble lumber laden and bound 10 Homo
lulu. Mrs Penhallow makes this voyage with
hsr husband The tug Tyee towed the schooner
to sea-
Levi G. Burgess, an American ship, is nearly
dine from san Francisco. She will load New
castle coal at the Oregon improvement Com
nsnx's bunkers for san Francisco. Her carry
ing capacity is $500 tons
The Chilean ship Republic, l.2ss tons, Captain
y Flbe. lsden with % So feet of lumber, sailed
from Port Ludlow Sunday, bound TO sydney,
stopping at Port Townsend to ship crew.
The schooner Peerless, 2S2 tons, Captain J. H.
johnson. laden with AS feet of lumber.
SIZED sunday from Port Gamble bound TO
Neumea, New Caledonia
Ia Epetie, the steam launch which was taken
70 Tscoma for repairs Saturday, viii return to
S.a,f,e rriday. The launch is owned by Raker
a Alexander, OF Seattle.