The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-09
wArEE FRONT NOTES.

Schooner Excelsior sailed from San Francisco
last Friday. Tor BiEssiey.
ship Ivanho@ arrived in San Francisco. JGnn-
arr ,. Only six days from seattle
Sorwegiaa ship Prince Robert Is on the way
20 the sound. irOm Tai Ia. chilli
Schooner CHARLES : Holmes arrived AZ PoT;
Blake'ey yesterday. In tow o. the tug Magic
Schooner Mage q Russ arrived al san Diego.
January 5. with a cargo OF lumber trosn Seattle.
Schooner J N Colmsn. Capt TFssnor. will
fuiah loading lumber at Biske,sy ,odsy. for saa
Francisco
Schooner willard Ainsvorih. Cspt Croker.
sailed yesterday for the Japan coast. on q seal
ing cruise.
Steamer Monticello will not make the trip TO
Port Angeles on Nondays for the present until
Business picks up.
The Pacific Coas. Steamship Company has
made q round trip rate 10 ssn francisco OF SIS,
which Is q fare and q quarter
The headquarters OF the Pacific Navigation
Company vii, soon Re moved to this city and
Will occupy rooms in the Burke block.
The boat picked up iast Thnuday morning by
the steamer Monticello. between West point
aad Jefferson head is now az the City dock. It
Is q clinker-Suilt keel boat bearing the name,
"Criszie," and was found bottom upwards
The hearing of the charges preferred against
Capt I'd Lennon by Capt AcGsegor will be held
in the local inspectors ONCE this forenoon.
Capt Lennon 10 charged with abandoning the
Utopia after shipping for the trip 10 Alaska
Capt @. W. MeGregor says his boat. the
Utopia, Will not go 10 ALASKA again for the
present, rs the extra 5 Per cent. insurance and
the requirement OF two pilots and two mates
practically prohibits the boa. running there.
steamship Walia walla arrived at noon yesfer-
day. with 80 tons OF freight for Seattle. Pas
sengcr travel Is now very light on voyages
toward the sound, the waila Malta having but
thirty cabin and thirty five steerage out of
san Francisco. The cabin passengers for Seattle
were: =. GARRISON, W. Rankin, 8 d. Grant, :. NJ
Lowry, George Pimon,ei. II. +. waiiy, A. Y.
futile, p r. Keller, George France.
The dlsputs over the amount of insurance to
be paid on the steamer Ellis. burned at sidney
last fall, will be settled by arbitration. The
boat was insured Tor $1,000, but the insurance
company objects to paying this amount Capt
Ellis has named Capt j. ". MeAllep. the In
sursnec company has selected George Costen,
aud these two have chosen Robert Moran
These three VIII d the amount OF insurance TO
be paid
The steamer Gen. CANDY, which arrived here
Sunday from the Columbia river, will be put on
the Port Orchard route in place OF the Csehalis,
Capt seymour having had the boat brought
around for that purpose. The local inspectors
looked her over yesterday and indOrsed the In
specton papers OF the Portland district The
Gen CAVITY Is q screw steamer built at South
bead. Wash. In ISIS, 50 feet long ~ s beam and
So depth OF holo. with gross tonnage Of s. %
tons ana net 4Ats.
Steamship CITY of Puebla sailed from san
Francisco yesterday. taking from Seattle eiS
tons OF Newcastle coal aud the following pas.
sengeTs: J. smith and wife, l. Larson, A. sea.
ger AMI child, q. ]. Mccarthy. wife and child.
John he Hong and wife. Mrs c. Pesartj, Mrs
T. T. Scott W. r Goodman. John Anderson.
Mrs. a. Cutheert aud baby. ". punton, ".
LisglsF. J. F. Hesley and wife. A. J, Brown.
Dudley Blanchard. ". I. Munroe. Mrs Houeks.
Mrs. u, Dosthef. Miss $. Cartoon. Mrs. X. wills.
Mrs. 4 spencer. J. ], Murphy aud wife. Mrs.
Frank Taylor. r. Baisdeil. r. f. lopez Hiram
CLARK. John H. Murphy aad wife, Mrs r. A.
strout NJ Flood, l.. }. Hitler, A. Ralpioos and
fifty steaFHse.