The morning call., 1891-02-14

| dered Mrs. Greenwood of Napa are in this
city and may try to escape on board some
outward bound ship.
The ship Foxteth was TO have gone to sea
yesterday, but her anchors were so badly
fouled they could not be cleared. The Fox
teth Is bound for Dunkirk with a cargo of
Sc, 733 centals of wheat valued at S119.500.
There Will be bOat-race at Mare Island
on WashingtOn's Birthday between the gig
of the cruiser San Francisco, manned by
apprentices, and the navv-yaTd gig, also
manned by apprentices. The crews have
been practcing several days, and the race,
which is three miles with one turn, prom
Uses TO be very interesting.
LEAKING BADLY.
From dispatch received yesterday it was
learned that the ship George Thompson,
from Port Blakeley for Sydney, had reached
the latter port leaking badly.
A telegram from LondOL states that sur
yey had been held on the Norwegian bark
| Viva, that put into Montevideo disabled. 1t
was recommended that she discharge and
sell go tons Of her cargo of coal, said to be
| damaged.
The British ship Craigina, which arrived
| yesterday, had the misfortune to lose one of
| her apprentices. who died of Inflammation of
| the bowels when the ship was sixty days
| out
Ships whose total registered tonnage
amounts TO over 0.000 tons arrived in San
Francisco yesterday.
Nearly 5000 tons Of coal were brought into
this port yesterday.
COAL CARGoEs.
The British ship Montgomeryshir Cap
| tain Hughes, came into port yesterday from
Swansea. She was ga days on the passage
and has cargo of coal and coke for the
Renton Coal Company.
The British ship Samantha. Captain Dart,
made the voyage from London in 100 days
She has 1914 barrels of cement for j. d.
Spreckels & Bros.
The British ship Craigena. Captain II am
ilton, is also consigned 10 j. d. Spreckels 81
Bros. She is 1876 days from Liverpool with
1850 tons of coal.
The British ship Dunbritton, Captain
| Scobie, made the voyage from Glasgow in
III DAYS She has brought 2012 tons Of coal
for Balfour, Guthrie & Co.
The bark Highland Light, Captain HERR
| NAH, has 1880 tons of coal on board from
| Seattle. She came down in eight days.
The British ship Canada, Captain
| Mathewson, with a general cargo, came in
Yesterday. She made the passage from
| Hamburg in III days.
The British ship Niobe, Captain Ralston,
| also has general cargo and was ia days
| from Antwerp.
The steamer Santa Maria, Captain Ken
ealy came in twenty-four hours from
| Pismo.
The steamer Belgic sailed from Yoke
| hama for San Francisco yesterday
| The steamer Acapulco sailed from AGA
| pulcO for San Francisco ON the 18th.
PASSED OUT.
The steamer City of Sydney, Captain
| Friele. sailed for Panama and way ports
| yesterday.
The steamer Alcazar, Captain Hansen,
| went to sea-
The British ship County Of Caithness
lowed TO sea. bound to Queenstown.
The steamer Arcata, Captain Langham,
went out. bound for Coos Bay.
The steamer Gypsy, Captain Plummer,
| sailed for Santa Cruz.
MOVEMENTS.
Tho ship Reuce was taken up to Port
| Costa.
The ship Jane Burrill lowed to the roll
| ing-mils.
The schooner Kitsap went to Green-street
| Wharf
The ship Eolus went over to Oakland.
The bark Hunter went out into the stream
The bark James Allen came over from
Oakland and went to the Union Iron
| Works.
The bark Sea Breeze went to Beale-street
| Wharf
The barometer ats o'clock yesterday stood
| 5007; at noon, 3005; at 4 o'clock, 1902. At
| Point Lobos at o'clock yesterday morning
the weather was cloudy, wind southeast, s
miles; at O'Clock. cloudy, southeast, Is
| miles; at noon, cloudy, southeast, % miles !;
| at . o'clock in the afternoon, cloudy, south
| east, 80 miles.