The morning call., 1892-06-15
ALONG STA And SHORE.
More Trouble Anticipated With
NOn-Uni0n Crews.
a scow Schooner Run Down by the Whitelaw.
The Rio Janeiro Sails for China and Japan.
A Pilot-Boat on Fishing Cruise.

The Pacific Mail Company's steamer Rio
de Janeiro. Captain Cavalry, sailed for
China and Japan Yesterday with full cabin
passenger list and 100 Chinese in the steer
ace, Among the cabin passengers were
Commander c. V. Gridley, Commander
Dickens, Lieutenant J. C. Mcintosh and
Paymaster NJ. Peterson. These officers will
ioin the United States squadron at Ioko-
hama. In the Rios cargo were S965,0OO in
treasure and L, 600 barrels of flour.
The harbor police are quietly preparing for
trouble in connection with tie barkentine
Discovery and the schooner Transit, both OF
which are loading at Mission Ne. for Hon.
Olulu and will sail with nOn-union crews
The Planter, which was cut adrift about
month ago eff Mission wharf, belongs to the
same owners as the Transit and Discovery
and trouble is confidently anticipated.
While the steamer Whitelaw was proceed
ing to Mission No. yesterday with diver
Cd board to examine the bottom Of the leaky
steamer Faralon, she was caught by the
tide and driven into the scOw-schOOner
Esther. The latter lost her bowsprit and
rudder and was crushed below the water
line so that she had 10 be t0wed 10 Mission
fats. The Whitelaw escaped injury.
II. j. L. Alden Of the firm of Piper, Alden
q Co. is confined to his house IN vallejo by
an attack Of the grip.
The piOt-bOat Caleb Curtis, now fitted
out as a trading schooner, cleared yesterday
for hunting and fishing trip.
Double gangs are employed on the Sausal-
ito ferry slip, between Clay and Market, as
the result of the $3.50 bonus offered by the
North Pacific Coast road. The second cals-
son for the new Market-sreet slip has been
sunk and the concrete pyramid within has
| been nearly filed in.
The Frances Fisher. the first British
! wheat ship 10 get away for several monlhs,
cleared Tor Cork yesterday. The COnquer0r
also cleared for New y ork with a cargo Of
canned beans, salmon and fruit.
The steamer Santa Rosa, which arrived
from san Diego and way ports yesterday
morning, brought up Truman SlTeeter OF
Santa Barbara, committed 10 the NaDa
| Asylum on account OF religious monOmanIa.
Among the removes yesterday were the
bark Professor Johnson from stream TO sea,
the ship {. +. Sargent from stream to
Benicia, the schooner Transit from stream
TO Mission No. >, the bark Discovery from
the sugar refinery 10 Mission No. !, the
schooner Jennie Stella from Hay wharf to
sea, the ship MoultOn from stream to Port
Costa the ship Alaska from, Oakland 10
| Fremont, the steamer Annie Larsen from
channel TO sea, the schooner Gardiner City
from Lombard TO stream, the steamer Coos
Bay from the Merchants dryd0ck to Broad
way.
4 dozen men were at work Yesterday
Strengthening out the jibbOom of the four
master Eulomene, recently damaged by col
lision.
The shin Wanderer. lying up at Sau-
saiito. drifted yeste fday. The tugs Wizard
and 4Etna towed her to anchorage. besides
recovering IS iathoms of anchor and chain,
The steamer Noy0 towed in the remaining
IS plies Of the wrecked Fort Bragg lumber
raft yesterday
The steamer Mackinaw. which went
aground off Goat Island on Monday, has
beed found to be leaking badly aud will
have to be locked for repairs. The Mack
NAV has been nearly as unlUcky as her
sister ship, the Keweenaw.
The Paul IsenbeTg went TO the refinery
yesterday.
The MGdropo, lighthouse tender. will
take on a supply Of coal at Goat Island
before starting on tour Of inspection OF
tie lighthouses in the Twelfth district.
The schuOu William Bowden was
launched at Port Blakeey on June 10 She
IS owned by W. G. hall Of this city and
Captain Fierem. The B0wden is 172 feet
long and will carry 90o,o 600 feet Of lumber.