The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-26
WATER FRONT NOTES.

German bark Henry Clement towei 10
Por. Biakeloy yesterday from the ballast
ground 20 load lumber for Hamburg
Lieut.. Howard Emery. Formerly Of the
Tatfed States revenue cutter Wolcoft
has been ordered to the cutter Perry.
Ship Mount Carmel. Cart. Livingstone.
Is on the beach at Port plakeiey having
her bottom cleaned and painted, prsparn-
tory 20 loadiTg lumber for Plymouth.
England.
steampship winaps win ssn for Alaska
Saturday morning at 1910 O'Clock. steam
ship city Of Topeka will sail Sunday
morning. Both vessels viii have heavy
passenger lists
Steamer Sarah NJ Renton. after . thor
ough overhanIing, will resume her run -
Port Blakeley this morning. The Wild
wood. which has been IN her place. win 80
20 Port Townsend.
at the local customs house yesterday for
Mana tmo with a cargo made mp or l,lsi
sacks OF bran, isS sacks OF mil feed. 40
sscks OF shorts The cargo was valued At
sl,iA
The cutter wolcott. recently sold By the
United States government at public auc-
ton for 500, was yesterday formally
wIisg 9 Green 70 end FAX Tss Woiooss
was lowed around 20 the Central dock.
where it will lie pending tia disposition
Of tho owners. Probably the first thing
will be TO have her inspected and any
necessary alterations or repairs made.
II IS learned here that w. A. Slater 10
about 10 ofrer for sale IN New York Bis
npent several days IN Seattle harbor two
years ago when the millionaire owner
WAS returning home after a cruise about
Bs,h' NJ. IN 1875 Al cost Of sso.oSo.
Nr Slater gives his falling health as his
excuse for wishing to dss2ozs Of the
yacht.
British ship Pass II Brnnfar. Capt Ryder,
rszfn a. -
ley rAxt Saturday for South Ansrtca- The
p~itfsh ship Indors. Capt Parry. VIII nm
ish saturday. FOR Plymouth. England;
German bark Magia, Capt. svef1sson, VIII
finish loading next Monday for Hamburg.
Bark Columbia. Capt Cove. VIII nnsfn
saturday for San Franchise. J. =. HaH.
klns shtY9ed yesterday mate. second
mate and eight z@arnen for the bark Ma
tflda. nDw loading iuTnber fn Port Einke-
ley for Honolulu.
steamship Wakanours MARI cleared &c
o'clock yesterday afternoon snd
sailed for Japan AZ midnight. She
has three passengers In tha cabin. n.
n Sturzls r. a. Wagner and II. Camp
t,nt'. Ard tsenry IN the stserags. Her
cargo. after Al the delay Of getting u
here "a a valuable 0n~. ~ ~ male ia "a
follows. Floar. si.fs sacks. cotton, 20
ttstaa. tobacco. - casks condensed mix.
Ies7 cases. subrieaIsag o.. 30 barrels.
funtf.r. 500 feet Seattle beer. 30 eases.
There were six cases % electric light ms
rhInery Tor the Osaka Electric Light
Company.
The following wesmess ara row on tho
way - PORT Blakeiey: Fotlr-gnasfsd
schooner o. Il Holmes. Gsrpt Johnson. %
load lumber fpr Newport Sous a. schooner
Hsserhnln C'aps Pei sr@or. 10 load for san
PEDRO. british strip Sorthbvook. from Hc-
Tsogulu. 70 aaaa for Plymouth, k.nRiana.
Chilean bark Antoe notte. from Valparaiso,
20 load return cargo bA=ksr'tns Ane-
ia. Capt. Nsdder. from San Frsncssco. %
load Tor Honolulu German bark Euan
Pazha. Cap C'fTfsfenser. from Tsiehhu-
sno. u load for Hamburg. sntp ksnneose.
FOR PynmOasth, England German bark
Ansteoue Capt. 4 after. from Santa Rs-
saHR 20 bad Tor the West CD&@x % 5sutn
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