The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-15
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Captain Harry Gillespie is now mate on the
tug Rainier.
Tug Biz came in with e barge of stone from
Chuckanc..
The little steamer Doctor b-ough: 10, of
oysters over from olympia yesterday.
Steamer Queen VIII &c cue back from Alaska
Saturday. Size sails again on the 2lst
N.csEagusn bark Comet snd Norwegian chip
lngomsr have bosh arrived in Port Blakeley.
The local inspectors wen. n Grass ha-bo
yesterday to inspect number OF boaEs there.
Tug Tyee came IN last evening 10 tow the
British ship Sumatra 20 sea with 100 tons OF
What consigned 20 Dublin.
Tomorrow is steamship day. TIE Cmstills
sails fer san Francisco a, o'clock il the even
lag and the City OF Pueb,a will b due from thst
poE. in The morning.
The receipts Of the custons-houss yesterday
were about slice. mostly duty on Chinese snd
japanese goods which were brought IN Oh the
steamer Wilmington s few days AGO.
The big wars6lp Baltimore viii receive visitors
from 10 % 80 clock today. No less IN at half
dozen steamers Will make regular trips from
various waaEvas 70 the vessel every few
minutes
Scheone- T. K. Wood has o-oush, % po-,
Blske!ey the rigging for the new vessel Jus,
lsunehed from Hall Bros, ship yard there The
Wood wss towe1 20 Tacoma Yesterday - load
for san Francisco.
Steamer Elita failed - come in veste-dsr
The secret oi the delay was tbs. ;se boa, 81,
aground 81 Nsrrowstone point OF her way to
For, Townsend Monday night. She IS exnec,sd
early this morning.
Captain IeBsl,is,er finally completed strange
rle0ts &C. The ehsr,e- Of the steamer ". z Mum.
roe and yesterday took her M tho Skasit river
- have her pat n shape - run III connection
with the Henry Rsj'cy on The SSaSis river von,s
SteaIne- Premier h-oke = siake Of her p-o.
pe.ler coming IN Yesterday sad was thus de-
isye3 ahsut four hours TIE C.ty Of Seattle
went out in her place as: aight and Will coyer
'he ran while the Premier gees II the dock 10
have new wheel pat On.
Steamer city o Topeka arrived in port .r,y,
ASKS Yesterday. bringing IN about s,s0ao
worth o. .u7s- In THE lot were about S,0on ,nirk
50 bsSr, 40 Uar1en and oalv Is seal Tho
weather II ASKS i reported as being very HYe
S2cis .oSci-E ca. -. Astoria ana xi.l sail FIJI
day morning.
The steamer Ranger viii leave tomorrow for
Aiasks- Several raawNclS Of her crew cxc-a~s
dissatisfaction because they 2-s net allowed :,
- ashore Gnv more. The reason icr p7eve.tin,
tAen from doing - : - avoid p-sbable de,sy
hunting them - when the vessel y rss4iv To
stast few q. toen attempted 10 seal apsv
an4 20 Gsao-e, bu; were sr-c>,e5 ana taken
oae&.
Sicaro- : =. Mcdonald came " with l,ro
barrels ol line from S&u Juan ISLANDS; Tie
NaAel Ha2 3 railroad Srs3 0S outf.t. iaclaliar
twenty hesi 81 he-ses. ws-a0s. tools. e., ont
~ TIE S2oAcZtsh r-vcr - 81 ont N ne Ne3te
C-.sta ros3; ma Vase tc1k ou. = rcns ot
sewer 0iTeS - " Sstcorn; She Efaa H-ouSat in
- ton. - w:ceAa<e from tse bc~re,t steamer
Lacy Lowe. tAe NUss0syGsA had "a IONS o. gen-
"a, srelSA: Il sD1 - teas c2i o. tAc N.vf3t,l,
geGts. tae ES>Salo had - tN~. cat O. the
Eve-e;; raGte. AZ ! tae HEAVY Bs..ev brought II
- soos OF hAy from the SkAs.t rsve-