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ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from tke-nest
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup CO.
SAW FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK. KE
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9hfrst UxaSI,1.E

= - FE & - x.s~ a - IS,
Tramp with On old sehooEheok) =
=ssy. nasstsa. VIII yir kindly tG1 hi
WHIST feefr dts &? - -
Ped Certainty. That's L.
Cant 70. resd7 &.
NO sfr, but I'm tryip' tsr lssrn, an
I shan't rest TN do. hdthsr."
Il an dehghted to ind % laudabls
an ambition In ono Fof your class
You have taken the right course It
last - ,e<,Gs; - .~.
Yes, Sir: It's mighty rough on Q
traveller like me not ter be aba TO tell
whether . sign says Beware o fhe
Dog or Tree Lunch Opening. '"-Good
News ~ .<-. .r.. ~,s ---z....- .......-
~ WANT some apples" .'We,re lust ont
Of apples, ma'aln." "Then ri have
or ,,,: WEI, out Of them. too" us
ma'am. Debt."-Harper's Rnzar
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not ask me If
] ha We tn e
money to- pay
t o r t h i 8
work?"
ID O n O t
bother 20 mr.
self about that,
NJ. lie Cure, :"
repl led t h e
mayor; ''have
the flag re-
~nS-<nl ~
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SHE MAY GO TO SEA.
The Question of the Ferris s. Thompson
Command Decided.

The Question of the Ferris S. ThOmpson's
Command Decided.
The bark Ferris S. Thompson, which,
when the Custom-house was on the point Of
closing on Saturday afternoon, was made
the subject of protest, preventing her from
leaving this port until the question of
masters was settled, was given permission
yesterday 10 90 to sea, having put in for re-
pairs after a stormy voyage from Nanaimo,
b. c.
She was bound for Kahului. Hawaiian
Islands, but the storms disabled her too
much to allow the entire trip to be under
taken. While here Captain John r. How
ard, who had been appointed master by
Captain Charles Potter, representing the
owners in New York City, was replaced by
Captain James L. Denny. Captain Howard
claimed that Potter had no right to replace
him, and that Captain Denny's papers as
master of the vessel were void and he pro
tested. The vessel was then detained By
the customs authorities.
The matter came up for settlement yester-
day before Collector Of the Port Phelps, and
he examined tho papers presented by Cap
tain Potter and found and ruled that he had
the right to act as managing owner of The
Ferris S. Thompson; that he might appon
| whom he wished as master of that vessel and
| de pose him at will.
| This still leaves Captain Howard the right
! to bring suit in equity for his salary a;
master of the bark for the entire trip fo
| which he signed. a note was, however
Immediately sent to Captain Denny to til,
| effect that he is lawful master OF the bari
| and might depart.
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BROKE HIS TRUST.
An Old Employe Charged With
Embellishments.

Edward NJ. Burrows, who had been in the
employ of c. l.. Taylor, agent for the Tara
Wonson Copper Paint Company, "a Cali
fornia street,was charged at the City Prison
yesterday with three cases of felony embez-
element.
Burrows is respectful le-looking man,
about 62 years of age. lie had enjoyed the
confidence and implicit trust of his employer
for nearly quarter of century, and 1t was
only last Friday that suspicion rested upon
him.
1t seems that h. solicited trade for Taylor
and also collected rents of houses owned by
the latter. On Friday he failed to make a
return of SIG 10, collected from Josselyn &
Co. for Taylor. He was given two hours to
make a final balance of the books ana to
submit his account. When the time expired
Taylor returned 10 the office and found his
old employe altering the accounts. He took
himself at night, and next day had Bur
rows taken in custody pending full investi-
CATION.
An expert accountant was employed upon
the books, and as the result of his labor
Taylor was accused yesterday of three dif-
ferent embellishments, which are said to ag-
gregate $1,000. SO far 1t is said that twenty
entertainments have been discovered against
Burrows, but only three were made use of
TO hold him until the examination Is fin
ished. About half of the experts task re-
mains to be accomplished.
Taylor could not state what Burrows de-
falcations would amount TO, or when they
were begun. He believes they commenced
in 1886, although Burrows may have been
stealing before that tine.
Burrows would make no statement to the
repor ers regarding his arrest or its cause,
further than that it is only business COM
pication. He appeared to take the matter
! coolly. He was arrested in his home, at 6l0
Minna street, by Officer Anthony, and ex-
| pressed little surprise at the poiceman's un-
| cereplonious visit 1t is said that he is a
| church member. He is widower and has
| one child,
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CHAUTAUoUA NOTES.
Circles Adjourned over the Holidays

Circles Adjourned Over the HOLIDAYS Re-
Their Studies.
Nearly MI Chaa tausuans is..-asa-sS
with some church which demands a little
extra service at ChristmaS-tide in conoe-
quence of which nearly all adjourned over
the holiday season. In resuming their meet
iugs, several of the circles observed Christ
mas in an appropriate manner. A notable
instance was that of Castalan Circle,
which assemblies at homes of members,
who live in the neighborhood of Market
and Sixteenth streets. Besides the regular
lessons there were several interesting read
ings, including "Christmas Festivities in
1913" abridged from E. S. Brooks Eliza
beth of Tudor; christmas iu the North
Of Germany" by Coleridge; also, the same
authors beautiful description of the Lake
of Razeburg in the merry skating time.
Christmas In Literature" from the Edi-
tors Outlook in the "Chautauquan," was
also read by the circle, and its mention OF
numerous Yuldtide customs and poetic quo
tations from the angels earliest carol,
Peace on earth; good will to men," down
to tue literature of Tharkeray, Dickens and
Irving, rendered it very interesting.
A new feature was adopted by the circle,
viz. the appointment of a Press Secretary,
to attend TO furnishing The CALL with
events of interest occurring at the meetings
Other circles which have adopted this
method find it advantageous in many ways
notably In inSuring the circle against having
erroneous news given out.
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BIGAMY CHARGED.
Trial Begun of the Wadsworth Divor
Proceedings.

Trial Begun of the Wadsworth Divorce
Proceedings.
The case Of Lizzie Wadsworth against
William Wadsworih was up for hearing be-
fore Judge Lawler yesterday. The liugants
are quite elderly and have anassed consider
able property in Rio Vista, where the de-
PENDANT conducts a gToaery. The suit is for
a dissolution of Their marriage and the dis
tributon to her of half of the property. She
states that she was married to the defendant
at San Rafael in September, 1878, and he
then assured her that he was unmarried, as
he had been divorced from his former wife.
Some three months age she ascertained thai
he had not been divorced and that his first
wife did not die in the East until October,
1876. She charges that he knew he was moi
divorced when he married her and was
aware that his first wife was still alive. The
plaintiff asks also that she be allowed to re-
sumo her maiden name of Lizzie Leighton,
and that the defendants deed OF his prop
erty TO his son in 1881 be set aside as it was
without consideration W hatever. The paint
III was on the stand all day yesterday testi
Tying to these statements and the trial vii
be resumed TODAY
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Presentation.

The Society of Independent Old Friends,
that held their annual meeting recently and
reelected J. L. Slnkey Secretary, not salts
fed with the honors conveyed by his re-
election, appointed committee composed
of Louis Berger, d. K. McMullin, j. II.
Wilson, John Rademaker, A. Perrier, A.
McGurrin and p. II. Hink to further voice
the sentiments of the society 10y presenting
him with an elegant gold locket with solitaire
diamond, together with parchment duly
engrossed commendatory of his services to
the society. The presentation took place
Sunday afternoon at the Ell Monte HOte !,
Sausalito, Louis Berger making the presenta-
ton speech, after which the party were
sumptuously entertained by Mr.. Slinkey
and his family.
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DID NOT RETURN.
4 Young Woman Reported Missing Sin


A Young Woman Reported Missing Since
New Years Night.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Ellenbrook, whose home
is at Q Sherwood place. has been miss
ing since New Years night, when she was
last seen By friends at II o'clock at the
corner of Washington and kearny streets,
waiting for Third-street car She had
$40 in her pocket and wore gold pin with
three rubies in it when she disappeared.
The fact of her having this property, and
has exercised her relatives greatly. She
left husband and two children, six and
three years of age respectively.
The missing woman wore a dark straw
hat, light gloves black dress and cloak
Her hair is dark, but her complexion other
wise quite fair.
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cries is going on, reports that the work OF
one-third of his agents is completed He
says that their work includes two thousan
schedules, detailing the work of from six
thousand to seven thousand fishermen.
The entire work will be done within two
mil
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Suit for Medical Services.

DR.. Cornelius f. Buckley has filed papers
in the United States Circuit Court in suit
for $1,000, alleged to be due him for pro-
fessonal services rendered Joseph NJ Mac
donough and family from July 1st to De-
cember /, 1890. The reason for bringing the
suit in the United States Circuit Court is
that Dr. Buckley is a subject of her British
Majesty, Queen Victoria.
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1nHARn IIhE.

New York t. Liverpool. via Queenstown,
from EteT 10, North River.
FAST E1PREss NAL sEN lIUR
servia, Dec. q, 500 A. seai.ia. ian 20 400 gls
Umbria, Jan g. II .0G AN fAurenia, Jan. - 30 AZ
Bothnia, Jan. 10. 500 Pr insh.ta, Fe4 :, 500 -
EtrnTia, Jan 200 An sGFgia. Feb - 10 90 ~
Capln passage $50 and unwart5 80 ter 1ealaIe sy5.
Steerage tickess 10 and from al p;lrrs III F1eoss
at very low rates far freight add pas 20 apply IL
The company'S oaiee Bowling tiresr ylVg V6rs
VERNON H. BROWN d &C. GsssTli .eeots
GOOD accommodation eau ALVIN ~ secIirsd ar
application to WILLIAMS Din D.,r & 30
W. IuThSa Agents SAL rrrUcissa
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III From Opium,

William johnson, victim Of the opium
habit, who was found in a vile den with
Chinaman stupefied by opium, was yester-
day sent to the House of Correction for two
months in spite OF his pleading that he was
too i'll to 60 on with his trial.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-06

C. c. VaEderbeck, Md. will lecture this
evening before the Young Mems Christian
Association on the narcotic habit, dealing
with the important question of the abuse Of
opium and noIphia in our midst.
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Census of the Fisheries.

Fish Commissioner Charles w. Smiley,
who is installed with a half-dozen clerks in
the Appraisers Building, where the COM
pilation of statistics Of Pacific Coast fish,
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~-,,-,-,,.s Ms.l.ssSEtLANEoUs.
FIGHT FOR LIFE,
Awful Position Of a
Young Man.
Thrilling Ezperiencein the Grasp
Of a Monster.

Like the m iserable wretch encircled in the deadly
iod OF the anaconda hopelessly struggling against
an inevitable fate is the unfortunate sufferer of
faresis, or softening Of the brain. fights in vain
against the cruel monster he his intellect fall
hgi ne notices the constantly recurring attacks of
Iorsettulness and Observation-Disclosures stealing Ger
MN ana becoming more and more frequent; he sees
ana realizes that his mind-once the willing servant
OF his Willis rapidly escaping from his grasp: and
his mental sufferings the consciousness of
the fact are Understandable. In this fast AmerI-
can age of ours this dread malady is rap
idly increasing. TIL e vital statistics OF the last
census as well as those of all the Lunatic Asy-
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

sail 5000
FOR NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA.
SIS. CITY OF NEW YORK, Tuesday, Jan. 13. 1891
IL O'Clock NJ taking freight and passengers direct
for Mazatlan, san Bias, Manzaniio Acapulco. Cham
perico, San Jose de Guatemala, La Libertad Punts
Arenas and Panama. and via Acapulco for all lower
Mexican and Central American ports
FOR HONG KONG via YOKOHAMA
CITY OF PEKlNG p,s
............ Saturday, January 10 1881 ~
CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO ......... :af PM
..........T Tuesday, February 9. isssi' at 3 pM
CHINA. Thursday, February 20; caiI at San
This steamer will make speciA
Benito. .,a reruro :.
Round trip tickets to Yok0nain~ INV
reduced rates .,v,s the once. corass
For freight or passage SPY"
lrstsnd Brannan stre cent street.
Branch ofnee !. JoHNsoN, Acting GEM Agent
W. hhI66RGE IL RICE, Traffic Manager.
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lums OF the country show this to be a fact. All en-
inent nerve and brain specialists agree that not
alone to mental overwork is this dread condition
attributable, but that folies excuses and dissl
patton bringing they do nervous exhaustion
depleted vital force and loss of manly vigor) is the
awful of Paresis frequently traced
Statistics show that when student or brain
worker is affected, dozen others men who have
led fast lives those Who suffer from the results
of boyish ignorance.
The man who commences to feel the preIim mary
symptoms of this most insiduous and awful disease,
should be done, frequently calls on the average
medical practitioner who being unable to help him,
either laughs at his troubles Imaginary" gives
him some simple, harmless prescription of no BEN
eft whatever. Only from the eminent specialist on
brain and nerve diseases who has devoted life of
study in that direction, can the victim hope for
lief, and even the expert Is powerlesS to cope with
the disease when II has been allowed to advance too
far. Three physicians attached to the medical stall
OF the Cosmopolitan Dspeusary nave made diseases
of the nerves and brain lie study, and with the
aid of modern American and European discoveries
i'll medicine, galvanism and electricity are having
wonderful success in treating such cases. They are
able to recreate force. and can assure
speedy and permanent restoration TO mental and
physical health, strength and vigor in all cases
which have not reached an absolutely lncuraDie
stage.
William Graves of Alameda values his life If
il had been for the doctors of the Cosmopolitan
Dspensary 1 would be in my grave today he said
yesterday to a reporter. " had been living too
fast life years, and with late hours and over
Indulgence had comp letely run down my constltu-
ton. l was what you call physical Wreck
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MIsCELLANEa us.

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
glsts. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK. N.Y.
Jse2 ThSaTun r"-I
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WHITE STAR LINE.
un;ted States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown d Liverpool,
SAILING lVERY WEEK

CABIN $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD AG-yH.
I ing 10 location of berth and steamer So $3.50
ected; second cabin, $50, $40 and $45 ste ed
tickets from England ireland, Scotland so ~
Norway and Denmark through to San franS , ~
lowest rates. Tickets sailing dates ana Paeidc Mali
may be procured from W. ii. AE En- ;cnnoany ~ 4
Market ST., under Grand Hotel. q. w FhEiSh,E EN-.
APPS TuWekrSu II Gen As" i'A "s'A' SS'-''
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MY nerves were unstrung, bad night sweats
and chtIs and my liver and heart were affected.
had taken medicine from different physicians but
got no benefit, and had about reached the clu-
sion that the best thing for to do to commit
suicide. friend advised me to try the Ccsmopoli-
tan DiSpenSary, but felt that my disease was in
durable and refused. | passed there the next day
and 1t struck me that it would do harm to run
up and talk to them. did So and thank God that
did They said they could cure and l began
treatment. The first good effect being able to
sleep well. Then my appetite came back, and with
in two weeks from beginning treatment was vlrtu-
ally a new man. The Cosmopolitan DiSpensary
cured me safe and sound"
Hundreds have been cured. The Cosmopolitan
Dispensary employs large staff of eminent physi-
clans and surgeons who treat all diseases success
fully and cheaply. If you suffering from any
disease, aiment or malady, You call and con-
suit with assurances of eandor and fair dealing. No
charge is made to patients for consultation exam-
nation, advice or a thorough diagnosis. There are
large number of consultation rooms. so each caller
is seen privately. Charges for treatment are very
low, and all medicines furnished without cost
Those who are unable to call can write, as our new
system of question blanks enables thorough dag
nosis to be made, so that medicines and directions
be sent by mail express with assurances OF
successful treatment. Open from A.. NJ. TO 10 p NJ.
Cosmopolitan DIspensary, corner Stockton Ellis
and Market streets, San Francisco Cal. ia46 Ut
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OCEANIC sTEaMsHlp GralpnaY

CarryIng United States, Hawatiau AND q.
lontat Masls
WILL LEAVE THE CoArANY's -,
" wharf. foot Of Folsom street %SH
or Honoluln, Auckland aisd sydney
WITHOUT cHANok
Marinas Splendid New 30o9-ton 1rou 81 ssu,rs
Or I'M ma; saturday. Jan. 2th. 3 r "
sulSle.y OF arrivai OF I'll p-Ff'-l .a.H
as ar,. Scr konolrtu..
-Aus'rahA tSoYo toDsj ..Jan. k7th. - y l.
ME- - for ireigh! or passage Apply at o.-s an
" sn street. JOIN D sPRECk Els & 8I.tS-
49, tieueF.t 4avr.
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Cheeseman's 2pGcifc Mixture.

with this remedy persons can cure eet ar Change
without the least exposure, change oil diet y,
II, apnIfction to business The medlciIe ooa st,,,
nothing that is OF the least injury 10 tne
ton ASK your druggist for IT, rrice p Z" oo-'iS'
SAW 5e2O 1y FrTu
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FOR PORTLAND & aST0aIg. flReeoa

THE UNION PACIFIC HAHswAY- -
Str ocean can piyision-aad PACIFIC COAST 4%5ssSa
oIEAmShlP COMPANY viii dispatch rom So
street Wharf, 10 4. ~ for the a5ove tyrfs O. ,r
their Al iron Eteamshsps VIZ:
STATE OF ALIFURNfA--Jsp ? - q
COLUMBIA Jan. g. Ii 27
OREGON--Jsn. ! %
Connecting via Pgrtl2nd with the Northern p~eisn
Railroad, Oregon Snort Line and otlsr divergfo,
lines for all pot r. in oregon, Tash5n1i2n BriiIgS
Columbia, Alas1a Idaho, Montana. T4as- Ttsb
wyoming, Yell 'Tstone Park ahG ali s . s;sst an
South and to IAfoPe.
trip cabin S.
Ticket Office y Montgomery st. ana Palace H.
tel, New Mon tEomsry s..
GOODALL, IEAKINS s Co. SupJ. Ocean Line
mrs 10 Market *, san FraHeisco-
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ESCAPED DEATH.
Lineman Knocked Senseless by a
Electric Shock.


Electric Shock.
Walter Pedigo, living at 255 Stevenson
street and Who is employed as lineman in
the Electric Light Works on st venSon
street, was almost shocked to death yes:er-
day by electricity. He was working on an
alternating current, on Sixth street, when he
Tell across the wires with painful shrek
Ills companion. j. S. Dawson, heard his cry,
and looking upward saw him lying sense
less at the top of the pole across the wires.
Dawson at once went to his rescue. He
cut one of the wires, which broke the circuit,
and then took Pedigo in his arms and de-
scended to the street. A large crowd
watched the brave rescuer at work and
cheered heartily on seeing him save the I'M
conscious man.
Pedigo was removed to the City Receiving
Hospital where he quickly regained con-
seriousness. With the exception Of scorch-
ing of his imperial beard and portion Of
his clothes he was uninjnred. lie left the
hospital in about fifteen minutes after
entering.
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CoMSIENCING SUNDAY. now arBt 1B 10 is1l
= and until further notice. boat and trains wa
leave from and arrive at the san fassea-
ger D epOt MarSet-stFeet Wharf NJ 1ill 80.
From San Francisco for Point 1lJnr1H and Slu
Bafsel.Week dag: 7;t9 4 NJ, 9s2o I, IL ~ An.
extra trim ut lao Z. N. Sfsa.taVs. 500 A. 80
A. M, II 90 a. H. 2.l0 ?. \ 5sa9 n, Il P.7s.
From San Rafael FOR San Ffa5li-e7 Ef'-ll.sFs-
6:20 A. NJ. ! :J5 a. NJ. ESQ An. p. 81
b:05 P. N. Satr ssiaYs Oity, .f-l.l9
Sundays: $40 A. n. estGs f" t-'il ~ $40 o.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NORDDEUTSCHsR LLOYD S. S. Co

Fast Line of Express Steamers.
New York to Southampton (Londonl, Bremen.
SPRING SAILINGS, 1891:
Havel Tues April IA Elder. sat. MAY 10
EIbe Wed. April 10 rrave. Tues. May -
Elder. Sat. April Is Fuda Wed May 20
Trave. Tues April q Saale e. sat. May Is
Fulda. W ed April % Spree. Tues. May ~
Saale -. Sat April 20 Werra. w ed. May q
Snree Tues ApriI 2Sl Ems Sat-. May 80
Werra " WedApril 29 Lain 49,. Tues. ) une
49, - c. NJ o Kaiser Wed June 3
I-l1s. ,eJ Si"3 g aiter Sat-...June
lam GU LAY =, THnyai Tues June
Ailer .',nat,. .Slag q RI. wed. June 10
o.. W. NJ, q Elder sat. June 10
ElDe. w Nay y9k 70 southampton, ~ days,
From b "a or 81
From SOU C III hours. Trains every hour in the
snmmeT season. Railway carriages for Loadon
await passengers Ill sou1i a W. Do0AS ou
These steamers welknown for their speed,
comfort and excellent cuisine,
CHAS DUISENBERG Il CO., 3l4 Sacramento ST.
NATHAN MEY Err q CO., 40l California st.
ia6 ly Turn