The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-19
WATER FRONT NOTES.

Schooner Glendale, Capt johnson, has sailed
from San Francisco for Port Biakeley.
Barkentne Uncle John, Capt Peck, arrived in
San Francisco eight days from Seattle.
Tug Occidert, OF Tacoma, came in here yester-
day on her way to the Straits to look for vessels
Bark Germania completed her cargo at the
bunkers yesterday. She carries l,400 tons of
Black Diamond coal to San Francisco.
Steamship City OF Topeka 10 tied up at the
Ocean dock. being overhauled ana painted. She
will be locked at Qaartermaster harbor.
Steamer Edna returned from Port Townsend
yesterday, towing q scow load of household
goods She took the scow over light Sunday.
Clsud Troup is building waiting room on the
outer end of COlman's dock for the accommoda.
ton OF the Greyhounds passengers. Tho boat
will change docks Thursday.
Alpheus Byers' observations for the twenty.
four hours ended at 8 O'Clock yesterday were:
minimum. 40; precipitation. 10: wind, south
west and cloudy.
Steam schooner Homer, Capt Tribble, COM
pleted discharging at Schwabacher's dock at
noon yesterday. She lett for Tacoma, where she
will load 100 tons of concentrates and then go
to Everett to complete her cargo with nails for
san Francisco.
Schooner Lizzie Colby while lying at anchor
off Schwabacher's wharf yesterday morning
dragged her anchor aud drifted close in shore
She displayed the American flag in her fore
rigging for q tug. The tug Occidsnt went to
her as sistance and locked her at the Ocean
dock.
Yesterday forenoon the piledriver, which has
been floating over the sunken tug Mystic for
many weeks, got adrift The lines which Diver
Christensen had attached to the Mystic slipped
In some way and let the driver free, but after
drifting well in shore north OF Schwabacher's
dock il was anchored
Steamship Alki. Capt Plummer, left yester-
day for Alaska on the City of Topeka's run. She
carried lis tons OF freight aud the following
passengers from Seattle: Cabin-Mrs d. Davis,
j. 3 Olin and wife, II. W. Smith aud wife,
William NJ. Elmer. +. S. Kow. f. Peei Steer.
age-Sembunk, J. Parella, James Parelia. d Me.
Lain, II. Single, c. Fikeh, E. p. Hill. ]. Towers,
J. B. Jacobson. J. Stevenson. c. Wilson, W.
Jones, H. Henderson. D. A. Robertson.
Steamship Walla Walla sailed yesterday after
noon for San Francisco carrying q cargo OF coal
and merchandise aud the following passengers
from Seattle: L. G. Graham and wife, A. ]. Ba-
ker, Mrs. T. Lowell. J. W. Farnhsm, N. Wells, A.
K. Schatus. NJ. Tibbets, Mrs. c. Gould, W. Wan
ming. K. Griffin, Mrs. $. Anil and two children,
J. A. OBrien, J. Asher. II. Greenbaum, Royce
Mcbride, II. V. Stokeiy and nine steerage.
Steamship Umatilla arrived last evening from
San Francisco. over twelve hours late. The de-
lay was caused by nothing in particular, EXCEPT
that she made q slow trip and carried big
cargo of 1895 tons. 727 tons being for this port
She brought the following passengers to this
port: Page Henderson, W. Cottan, Lee Noel,
James Noel. H. Rosenbanm, N. r. Arnold ]. B.
Wright. II. Van Thum. Henry Smith, Miss A. NJ.
Bales. Mrs. l. Richardson, c. S. Keith, Mrs. q
Hills. II. Buckley aud wife, W. j. Bromfie i'd ana
wife and two sons, Lee Fook Bonn and sixteen
steerage.