The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-23
SBA And SHORE.
hing Tubrim0ra Sails on tho
MOntserrat for His Islands.
Sailers BADLY Cemoralizsd by Thursdays
Temblor-- Departure of the Gaorps W
Elder for Panama-Ge Notes

The steamer Montserrat, Captain Black
burn. sailed from Fremont-street wharf
yesterday at 3:15P. NJ. with King Tubrimora
and nephew as passengers. Quite a num-
Der Of people attracted by curiosity lined
the dock for some time before the steamers
departure. The Montserrat carries a crew
of eight non-union men. a detail of police
was in attendance, but its services were not
required.
The Sailors Union headquarters are on
East street. opposite Mission wharf 2. Quite
"a number of tars were assembled in the
rooms on Thursday morning when the quake
occurred, and, according TO the bystanders.
such getting downstairs never was seen
there before. Down they rushed pell nell.
one over the other. and one man is said to
have had his ankle dislocated. 1t is said
that not a man could be induced to set foot
in the rooms for the balance of the dav
Some OF them stated that the building rocked
like trees before the wind, and that they
considered their escape marvellous.
The river steamer j. ID. Peters ia dis
| charging a general cargo at section 9, and
the schooner Caroline Dixon is loading iute
at the same pier for the California jutemillS,
Oakland.
The schooner Annie Gee came over from
| Oakland to section yesterday afternoon to
! load a mixed cargo.
The steamer Willamette Valley sailed
! from section at 10 A. NJ. yesterday fer
| YsQuina Bay with a cargo of general mer-
cbaudise.
The schooner Bender Brothers sailed from
section yesterday. and the schooner JOHN
Frederick, after discharging her load Of
lumber, also took her departure for north
ern points.
The American ship E. b. Sutton, from
New YORK, is discharging at the Green
| street pier.
| The steamer Umatlla sails from Broad
| way wharf Tor northern points tomorrow
at 8 A. NJ.
The tramp steamer .Grandholme is load
| ing mixed cargo for Victoria al the Wash
| ingt0n-street wharf.
| At Mission No. l the steamer Noyo is
loading work-cattle and merchandise for
| Fort Bragg.
The bark Forest Queen and the barkcu-
| tine 5. y. Castle sail to-day for Honolulu
| from Mission No. /.
Vessels sailing from Mission No. t0-mOr-
row are the bark Sonoma and the scho0nerS
Everett Hayes and Mathew Turner. for
| Alaska.
The schooner Gar is loading a cargo of
| general merchandise at Mission No. 2.
| 1t is expected that the new coal bunkers
at Mission No. will be completed next
| week.
| The bark Sycamore is discharging piles
at fOlsom-street wharf and is taking on
cargo Of latb, lumber. ETC., for Seattle AMI
| other Washington points.
At the Steuart-stIeet wharf the ship /. f.
| Chapman is loading cargo of wines. beans
| and other stores for New York. She will
| sail on Monday next.
| The ship Lawrence is unloading iron,
| coal and coal oil at the same wharf.
The Hawaiian bark Mama Ala is loading
| lumber for Melbourne at the Steuart-streel
! wharf. She will sail early next week.
AT the HarrlS0n-Street wharf the bark j.
! A: Falkenberg is loading salt and stores for
| Alaska.
The schooner Upo came off the Mer-
| chants drydOck Yesterday morning and the
| schooner j. b. Leeds took her place. The
Leeds win be followed by the schooner j.
NJ Coleman.
The ship NJ: Hurst locked at Main street
| yesterday and will discharge to-day.
The steamer George w. Elder, chartered
| by the Pacific Mail Company. sailed at 80
yesterday afternoon for Panama, and will
| touch at way points. The Elder took out a
| full cargo of 1882 tons of merchandise for
| coast ports: also four cabin and nine steer
| age passengers, for different points on the
! coast
| The Mail steamer City of New York sails
| Tor Panama at noon Monday next. She
| Will have large passenger list among them
| several members of families of naval Off
GERS. including the wives Of Captain Samp-
son OF the San Francisco and Captain Mel
/ son OF the Adams.
| Inc United States steamer Bear leaves
for Port Townsend to-day. She is pro-
| ysioned for nine months. Tie Bear will
! await orders at that point. The Rush is
expected to sail on Monday.
The Belgc, due Tuesday next, will bring
| $50 Storage passen gers-Chnese and Jap,
anese. Thirty are booked for Panama aud
| 30 for Havana. The steamer has also q
| cabin passengers.
The first excursion of the season to Alaska
| Will leave Port Townsend june by the
steamer Walla Walla.
| The members of the Women's Relief
CORPS. who came down from Vallejo to at
tend Thursday nights banquet, returned
| by the Sunoi last evening.
BIDS have been advertised for by the
Harbor Commissioners for paving East
| street, between Howard and Folsom