The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-26

inst. As this is the first experiment of the kind
on the Coast, 8 report on the condition of the
cargo will be awaited with great interest
Chilean ship Altaeama, l,2S5 TONS has been
chartered TO load lumber at Moodyvills for Val.
paraiso
Steamer w. F. Munroe came In with thirty
and took out twenty tons of freight for skagit
river points.
Al Bartlett of the firm OF Bartlett 4 steeb
ship brokers, OF Port Townsend, left for San
Francisco overland.
The tug Tyee started from Hadlock Tuesday
morning with the Tacoma dry dock aud headed
for Commencement bay.
Steam schooner Jeanne sails from San Fran
cisco for the Wells line SATURDAY. with a cargo of
freight for Sound ports.
Norwegian bark Guldgren, eo4 tons, now on
the way from San Diego, loads lumber at New
Whatcom for Melbourne.
The bark James Cheaton, Captain Plumb,
which put back in leaky condition, sailed
again for san Francisco last week
The new four masted schooner Transit was
ready for sea last evening with her first cargo of
lumber. She sails for San Francisco.
There are five vessels loading lumber at Port
Blaseley, the barks Ludwig, Holberg, Anna
Catherine. k. K. Ham aud California.
The Norwegian bark Collector, 634 tons, now
on the way from san Diego, is chartered to load
lumber at New Whatcom for Australia
Lieutenant J. G. Ballnger of the revenue
steamer Woleott, is 10 be married to Miss
Russell at Roche Harbor on December g.
Bark McNear, Captain Swan, which sailed
from Tacoma with a cargo of coal November q.
made the run to san Francisco in seven days.
The new steamer Flyer will not get out on her
regular run before Saturday Captain Harry
Strive. of the Bailey Gatzert, is to have COM
maud of her,
Barkentine Charles +. Croker, which arrived
in san Francisco recently from Port Blakeley,
is chartered to load lumber at Tacoma for
sydney.
Norwegian bark Cosmo, l,ls2 tons, which
sailed from Port Blakeley June 20 for London
with a cargo of lumber, arrived at Graveseud in
a leaky condition.
The largest whaleback steamer under con-
struction was launched at West Superior, Wis,
on the l4th inst. Her dimensions are: Length,
400 feet; beam 36 feet; depth OF hold, . feet
The schooner Charles B. Wilson, which was
launched at Eureka, Cal, on the 10th inst, is
Us feet long, SO feet beam and IL feet depth of
hold. sne will carry 100000 feet of lumber.
Schooner Governor Ames, 1850 tons, which
sailed from san Francisco November Il, is char
tered to load coal at this city for the Oregon I'M
provement Company. This will be the first visit
OF this fine vessel TO Seattle.
4. ii. remington, owner or the steamer j. H.
Mcdonald, said yesterday that the damage to
his steamers bow from being struck by the
Haytiau Republic Tuesday would not reach $50.
Her stem was the only part smashed, and that
will be repaired at once
Steamer Lakme, of the Wells line, arrived in
port from San Francisco yesterday, with 325 tons
of freight. She is discharging $50 tons at
schwabaeher's warf, and the balance is for Vail
& Hubbeli. She will load return cargo of lime
at Roche Harbor. She had fine weather COM
ing up.
The new four-masted schooner, Alice T. Cooke,
built at Hall Bros shipyard at Port Blakeey,
for Captain D. B. c. Penhslow, Is now almost
ready to load. Captain Penhallow is master
OF the four-masted schooner Robert Levers,
now loading lumber at Port Ludlow for Homo
lulu. The latter vessel will be placed in charge
OF Captain Tibbetts, formerly OF the four-masted
schooner Ktsap.
Captain J. L. Thayer, surveyor for Bureau
Feritas at San Francisco has been appointed by
the French government chief naval con-
structor for all government vessels built on this
Coast. The vessel now under construction is
schooner of about 100 tons, which will be COM
manded by lieutenant and will guard the
safety of French citizens in and about Tahiti.
She will be called Papeeti.