The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-28
SEA AND SHORE.
An English Ship Deserted by All
Her Officers.
Six Coal-Laden Vessels Arrive in Port-A
Quick Round Trip Made by the Ship Two
Brothers-Rapid Schooners.

The British ship Wayfarer, Captain Cur
RE. arrived in port on Monday evening from
Antwerp. In the captains report OF the
trip, which was published in this column
yesterday, nothing was said of the con-
duct Of the three mates of the vessel.
When a reporter boarded the ship yesterday
it was found that the first, second and third
mates had deserted the vessel soon after she
dropped anchor, taxing their effects with
them so that now, with the exception of the
captain, there are no officers on board.
Twelve OF the crew also left the sci
when the officers did. The mate and second
mate left their certificates with the captain,
SO that it will be impossible for them to ship
as officers on British vessels again. The
captain would not tell the reporter the
names of the officers, or give the details of
the charges against them as entered in the
official log, but said that he had handed hi 5
log-book containing the charge to the British
Consul.
ARRIVALS OF COAL.
Six coal-laden vessels arrived in port yes
terday with cargOeS aggregating l5,64S tons.
The British ship OthellO brought 224S tons
from Newcastle, n. s. W.; the steamer San
Pedro, 1000 tons from Tacoma; the bark
Harry Morse, 2OG0 tons from Seattle; the
ship Columbia, 2300 tons from Nanaimo; the
ship Jane Burrill, $500 tons from Kobe,
Japan, and the ship Two Brothers. $500 tons
from Tacoma.
The British ship Jane Burrill arrived in
port late last evening, after good passage
OF thlrty-hye days from Kobe, Japan. Cap
tain Robertson reports that to longitude
145' west, the vessel encountered success
sion of heavy gales from south to west
northwest. Among the ships cargo are
$500 tons coal, 964 boxes oranges. 1876, 200
pounds rice and 800 bundles bamboo poles.
The weather was hazy at Point Lobos yes
terday, and the wind all day from the north
west blowing twenty-fOur miles an hour.
The barometer read: o'clock in the
morning, 1920; noon, 3O.19; o'clock in the
evening, 3005.
MADE QUICK PASSAGES.
The ship Two Brothers arrived in port
yesterday after a sharp passage of nine
days from Tacoma. Sailor John" Win
drow is after tie Dashng Wave all the
time, and this time he has done good work.
He left here on the Sd inst. and so made the
round trip in twenty-four days.
The strong northwest wind that has been
blowing off the Coast for the last two days
is sending the coasters along at lively
rate. The schooner Western Home arrived
last evening from Eureka after passage of
IS hours, and the Laura Pike from the same
port after trip of 20 hours. This is almost
steamer time.
Captain Harvey of the British ship
Othello which arrived yesterday from New
castle, n. S. W., reports that 200 miles off
the port lie had strong north winds for
twenty hours.
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.
The schooner J. c. Ford towed from the
sugar refinery over to Oakland yesterday.
The ship Fort George shipped from Spear
to Pacific street.
The bark w. II. Dimond went to sea.
The ship DashiDg Wave locked at Folsom
No. 2 on arrival.
The ship l. f. Chapman came down from
Port Costa and anchored in the stream.
The Forest Queen came over from Oak
land and locked at Mission No. 2.
The bark Hunter came from Oakland and
went to the Union Iron Works.
The Wayfarer locked at Green street.
The Windsor hauled into the stream from
Spear street.
The Harry Morse locked at Beale street
The ships Occident and E0lus will dock
at Union street to-day.