The morning call., 1892-08-29
ALONG THE WATER FRONT.
Stray Notes of Sundays saunter-Ve
sells Movements.

Stray Notes of Sundays Saunter-yes-
sells Movements.
Dust was a prominent factor on the city
front during g considerable portion of yes
terday. The clouds of yariegated powdered
earth blew in from the west and gathered
grimy contiugeuts en- route. Still it was
bright and sunny. so that the dust was
largely discounted.
Travel at the ferries was comparatively
| light up TO II O'Clock, when it began to in
crease The shooting at SchuetZen Park
and the excursion Of the FELTON, Club 10
WildwoodGlen were both occasions Of en-
hanced departures.
Intense excitement prevailed in the after
noon, when the collision Of the ship a Ia
media and schooner Maid Of Orleans, de-
scribed elsewhere in this issue, was bruted
about Every wharf was crowded with
anxious spectators Of the interlocked YES
sels.
Yesterday the body of Louis Olsen, the
captain of the ilfated schooner Seven SIS
| ters. which capsiZed in the straits on the
21st inst. was found floating near Beneca
Among the departures yesterday were the
Truckee for Portland, the AcaZar for Green
wood and the Navarro for Navarro.
The ship Alameda arrived iH port yester-
day from Philadelphia 233 days, via Monte
viGeo So days According to tie captains
report while in latitude 81 deg min, longi-
tude min. sec., lost the lower mizzentop-
sail yard and cruisjack yard. and carried
away the lronwork on upper topsail ward
Later tue foreyard. foretopsail, foretopmast
and main yard were carried away. The
ship returned to MonteyideO for repairs.
Arrived there May ID. and sailed Juns %
for this port.
terday, 1873 DAYS from Philadelphia via
Bahia. Captain Hardy reported that
Frank Peters of Middletown. Conn.
died of heart disease and was buried
.at Newcastle. The vessel had encountered ice
while towing down the Delaware and was go
injured that she had 10 put back for repairs !;
was detained at the capes of the Delaware
by easterly winds until the 18th Of Febru-
airy, and on the 27!h, In the Gulf Stream.
shipped heavy sea, splitting the poop COW
erlng board and damaging stores and pro-
VISIONS. She put in TO Bahia for stores and
repairs. The bark experienced a succession
of gales in the South Atlantic aud pessed
Cape Horn June 20, having sighted il three
times previously. Weather remained after
ward fair.
There is little restaurant In the neigh
borhood of the junction of Jackson. and
Davis streets. Yesterday afternoon II was
the scene of the workings of a swift
nemesis The boss of the coffee-and-
| doughnuts resort came down late and
| found his one waiter very hilarions
and insubordinate. He insisted upon his
employer doing his waiting himself and
| made depreciat0ry remarks concerning his
| parentsge. The boss stood it for awhile
| and then in dignifed manner gave the
| inebriated walter orders to decamp. As a
! Parthiau shaft the fellow snatched up six
| Eastern new-laid eggs and thrust them In to
his pocket Hardly, however. had he
crossed the threshold when the fresh air
| brought his jag" to a climax and he fell.
| As he lay on the sidewalk wallowing in
| glutinous yelks and whites even his irate
| boss refralned in pity from adding final
| kick of obtrusou.
About year ago one George Reite rmann
| had some trouble with John w. +. Wagner
and wound up by having him locked up on
charge OF battery. Wagner has never for
gotten the fact, and yesterday. on meeting
heltermann on jackson street, he drew a
| pocket knife. and. lunging, cut Reiter-
mann's hand. Officer Donohoue was al
hand and soon charged him at the Harbor
| Police-statlon with assault with deadly
weapon.