The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-08-06
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Tug Wasp went TO Mukilteo after boom OF
shingle bolts for Tacoma.
British bark Sumatra, 40 tons, arrived at Port
ToYpssni from Honolulu, for orders
Captain Luut, OF the four-msst barkentine
Charles +. Croker, has just returned from san
Francisco.
Bark Richard III. Captain Mcintyre. sailed
from Departure bay Monday with cargo of
coal for SaG Francisco
Bark Arkwrisht. Captain Plumb, arrived in
Pert Ludlow, twenty days from San Francisco,
to load a return cargo of lumber.
The German bark Charlotte, loading lumber at
Port Gamble for Port Prize. has completed her
cargo and will be towcd TO Port Townsend.
The four-mast schooner John T. Tallaut ar
rived in Port Blakeey twenty seven days from
san Pedro. She loads lumber for Valparaiso
Barkentine klickitat. Captain Cutler, arrived
in Port Gamble, eighteen days from San Fran
Cisco She loads cargo OF lumber at that port
British bark Neritas, al tons. arrived at Port
/ Townsend from Honolulu 10 load cargo of
lumber at one OF the Paget sound mill ports for
Sydney.
The four-masted schooner Robert Levers ar
rived in Port Gamble, nineteen days from San
Francisco She loads cargo OF lumber for
Honolulu.
The four-mast barkentine Charles F. Croker
which has been Idle at Port Townsend since
July l. has gone to the ballast ground to dis
charge ballast.
Norwegian bark Magnat loading lumber at
| Port B.akeey for the United Kingdom, COM
p,etes her cargo today. and VIII be towed TO
| Port Townsend.
British bark Nineyeh, LIS tons, arrived at
| Royal Roads, twenty -seven days from san
| Diego. She is chartered to load lumber at Van
couver for sydney.
| The deck load OF the new schooner William
/ ROwIeu is h1luy nh ~ nj w
she is loading for Melbourne. She viii carry
| 9500o0 feet of lumber.
Steamer Multnomsh had ID tons freight out
| yesterday on the Olympia route. and the Clara
| Brown had Is tons in and 10 out on the same
route; the State OF Washington had - tons out
| Tor Everett and Lowell
Captain E. Biondi OF Port Townsscd, was in
| town yesterday, having just completed a tour of
inspection OF the large fleet of vessels loading at
| the different mill ports. He returned 10 the
| lower Sound on the steamer Premier last night.
| steamer Walla Waila arrived in port from San
| Francisco yesterday after a very calm passage
| coming up. She had sixty-uine cabin and
forty-eight steerage Passengers out of san Fran
| cisco, o! which twenty seven cabin and twenty
| one steeragc were for Seattle. she had 400 tons
| OF freight for this port.
| Steamer Haytian Republic arrived in port yes
| terday from Portland via Vancouver. She had
/ Us tons OF freight for this port, mostly grain
| sacks, sugar aud eurios from the Orient, which
We're landed at Vancouver by the Canadian Pa
| ciiic steamer. She also had some feed from
| Portland. She went 10 Tacoma and will return
| this morning, load coal and sail for Portland at
o clock this afternoon.
| Steamship Queen sailed for Alaska yesterday
forenoon with full list of passengers and shout
| twelve tons OF general freight The following
| names appeared on her cabin passenger list
| from here: l. NJ. Bryant, wife and children:
| +. l. Loring and wife, J. Fl. Loriug, Miss NJ. L.
| Loring, Miss Dora Schmidt, L. T. Pettibone and
| wife, Mrs. f. Blewett, Miss NJ. Blewett. J. A.
| Riddle and wife, Miss c. Leonard and Miss VI.
| II. Chaplin.