The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-10
MATTERS MARINE.
Notes riSLed Up Alag the Water rfont
Yesterday.

Notes risLrd W llong the Mater rfont
Yesterday.
III "~roeahonJaa" must be- a now yca'
Bvl
The ununtal steamer Mount Lebanon
viii arrive down this morning
Tho rillr u. aarbuek viii probably
leave w the river this morning,
The british bark LorIon sailed ycntcr.
day Tor shanghai with a cargo Of i.ool.tc
ivvt ~ lumber
Tho steamer South Coast Will arrive
down from Portland and sail TOT San
franelhcO today.
The steamer signal sailed yesterday Tor
Vancouver. ~ g. and Puget Sound porH
with merchandise valued At nSfAW
The bark Nidcttu. with 5000 feet Of
lumber from the Willamette Mills, for
tho ltodondo Railroad Company. naileJ
yesterday.
Tho columblno did some work at tho
mouth OF tho riyvr yesterday. but did
not SO Iowa TO Ttllamook rock. as tho
weather waa too svycru 10 ALLOW the
landing VI supplies,
~ steamer George " Elder sailed
yesterday for San Francisco, Hhe car
tica igNt sacks OF wheat. G5i sacks 0f
oats. iu sacks OF harley. and Ola hun
dies Of shocks from Portland. and ~
bundles OF shocks. iSIo feet Of lumber
AMI ijo croan arms from Astoria.
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Tho bark i'acIoiun arrived dow the
river yesterday. In ballast. IN route TO
Honolulu fot a cargo OF sugar for New
York The ractoiua has been engaged
for Homu time. but. an there Rrv o
three vessels loading sugar IN Honolulu.
II was thought the vessel might as Ven
lie IN Portland Aa to await her chance
TO load at tho islands, shc will prob.
ably aail today
The old revenue cutter Hartley IL .,
unsteady on her last legu that u IL
doubtful Il ahg Will hold out until the
new and rummedlous steamer recently
ordered by tho government has been
built The Hartley. although nho wal
ahffHN ~ ~ tf'N "ff" 49, "
on the sick list again. n The custom
house officers whose duty Il In TO board
vessels coming In tom foreign ports,
have had to secure a nu6Atituto, The
Hartley has brukon down at least once
a month for some time. and during her
lay-onn the tug H~ackott-anothcr OF the
'haA.bCuns"--hA taken her place, This
time tho customs officers ignored the
lIarkrti and secured Henry Poteruon'p
speedy launch. the Amy. for boarding
service. The trouble with the Hartley
this time was Tho blowing out OF hor
cyilndur-hcad, II ~ iiae,v that she viii
hc laid NJ ior at least two weeks, In
tho meantime tho little Amy viii put
ON airs around the water front with her
Has of government authority floating at
her stern aud hcr batch OF braAa-but.
toned customs Inspector Examiner.
Tho steamer Queen Will arrive from
San Francisco today. with the following
passengers; H. IT, Schultz, Mrs Me-
MRnuA. Miss RugRlca, Z Johnson, NJ
Martin. n. johnson. ., ~ Powers, j,
4. Taylor. Il. T., Pond. Mlsa MclAane,
Miss sherwood. Mlsr johnson. Mrs, A.
CloorltE. MlHs u, Sweet, H. wiac, wife
and two children. a, L. Stone and wife,
!. nrrsiaucr. A. H%rcalnucr. Mrs, r a.
Finley. Miss Drcalo. 4, Anderson. j.
Riscn. J Moore. H. V, LoonRn, +. j.
Frank. l. I. Smith. G. licdhcrg. A. T.
HIATT. Ir u W. Grcatlcy, G. L., daHling,
II. II. Sherwood and wife, NJ Smith. i
Hlauingcr aud wife. Mra, u, Kelly and
daughter. J. Peterson. G, <, Peterson. II.
u. Trnycr and wife. q, A, Smith. +. \,
bryant. Mira ~ H. Boswell. Mrs, H. L.
Iccu. Mrs. j, wcnynn and two children,
Mrs. ", 8 Thurgopd. j. Harley, Mrs,
X. ponian. Mrs NJ. Cuthbcrt. Mrs. J,
Cuthbcrt. V. Daniels. NJ. u, Roscnblatt,
J. II. Rudiook. w. II. boyer, j. q,
Homer. g. II. Collins, J, Silver and wife.
y. W. shindicr. j. Lycottc, w. y Pat
trrEon and wife. ora Kirk. Miss L. Sayrc,
Miss lockwood. \. q, Clark, II, Weldon,
q. Wngstnn. II, W. Smith, Mrs, A. w
williams, Mrs. NJ. short. J. Hinton. c, u.
Toolc. T.. Hanna. T, Brammell, A. l..
stone and wife. A, Gorhnm, r. Lacey,
II. 4. Leonard. {. Cllnk. v, OF, ~. Bur
ling, ]. Il, Blcnthcr. j. McAsey, w j.
Kinney. j. H. Forrest, W. +, Ready. 7,
NJ, Lnughton. A, Muir, j. c, Peterson,
A. s.. Rowe, W. II. Thompson, Mr. II. II.
Harrington. II, Emmltt. Martha Olsen.
Miss Wcyland. Mrs. II, Han, j. Nc
Gwlnnc,