The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-30

Chief Engineer James A. Doyle, ofthe reveuAN
steamer Rush, now q San Francisco heo boGl
detached from that vessel by order Of the socxe.
tary OF the treasury and ordered to report tor
duty On board the revenue steamer oliver VOL.
colt. His wife and daughter Eva will aceoms
pany him.
Chief Engineer James T. wayson, OF the reve-
nue. cutter Oliver woicott, has been detn0ho4
from that vessel by order Of the secretary offho
treasury and ordered 70 report for duty on board
the revenue steamer Corwin at San Franeisca
General Greedy, chief signal service omlcess
has telcgraphed to Captain E. Biondi, local sig-
nal service officer at Port Townsend. to hold
inspection of the Sound.
Steamer Fleetwood broke her shaft yesterday
Just a. she was leaving Port Townsend The
City OF Seattle took her passenger and cargo
She VIII be laid up about three days 10 haye The
necessary repairs made.
Steamer Henry Bailey brought in twenty tor
OF sksgit valley hay yesterday for Lilly, Doeas.
dus 4 Co, and the Mabel brought In . loed %
hay from the Snohomish river for the same nruk.
Saturday aud Sunday the steamer Wasco viii
take excursion parties 10 Port Orchard Mon
day she win probably be returned to her run -
the Hoods Canal route.
Chief Engineer Robinson has been orde9od
from Baltimore to report to the collector Of cus-
toms at San Francisco for duty on board The
revenue cutter Rush.
Steamer Cosmopolis sails for San Fsauciooo
today at o'clock p. m. She takes cargooe
$500 sacks Of oats from the Seattle elevator -
Baxter & Co.
Chief Engineer J. E. Jeifefies, Of the rsvonuo
steamer Corwin at San Francisco, has ben d.
tachcd from that vessel and ordered East.
Ship Commodore has arrivedin Fort TownssnA
from San Francisco, and was towed to Nana1mO
by tug Coils for return cargo Of coal
Fred McCondrsy, OF the firm Of Rothsohild =
Co., ship brokers, of Port Townsend, reports thao
shipping interests are improving.
Ship Blue Jacket, Captain Farrell, arrived -
port yesterday from San Francisco to load eoah
She was towed In BY the tug Tyees
Steamer South Coast sailed for ean Yfano1ooo
yesterday noon with . cargo Of hath and luuhocI
She had faif list Of passenger
The bark Southern Chief and schooner Couet
sailed from Port Blakeley Tuesday, lumber ladone
bound to San Francisco.
Tug J. E. Boyden starto0 for Port N1akG2oV
bay for boom Of Logs.
Captain E. Biondi, Loyd's surveyor. mado Z
flying visit to this city yesterday n the int1ss
ests OF underwriters.
c. w. Rundel has returned from his ranch 70
his old post - purser on the Steamer ". u
Monroe.
American bark Matilda sailed yesterday non
Port Blaksley. lumber laden. bound % Honolulu
Steamer Josephine brous BIT In ten tons d hny
from the skagtt yestsrday for J. A. Hatfield.
Tug St. Patrick started for Olympia last night
70 bring down . scow Of wooden watsr ptps.
Captain Adolph Bergman, Of San Franc1scoy
Is visiting friends In Port Townsend.
Tug Hornet went to Port Orchard yes>erdsy -
tow light scow to Port Blakelsy.
Steam collier Willamette arrived IN froA
Portland yesterday to load coal.
Tug Holyoke towed Norwegian bark int
Fort Angeles on Tuesday.
Steamship City Of Pusbls sails from san Fran
cisco for Seattle today.
Steamship City Of Topeka sails iur Ala1ka =
May 8.
Tug Wasp II expected in today.