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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-07

dissolution NUTlCE-NOTICE Is HERE
- by given that the co-partnership herctOfOrc
existing between John Milch and Eugene Eaum-
gartner under the firm name and ,itle ot Mich
X Bnumeartner, il this day dissolved by mutual
consent. John Mich retiring from the Hnrmo-
MIA hall and Eugene Baumgnrtnsr retiring from
tho !. \. l.. saloor. All bills outstanding
against or duo to the HNrmonia hall are payable
to and by n. Baumgartner, ald all hills owins
20 and by the. ]. X, L, saloon are payable to and
by John Mich.
JOHN MICH,
- ". RAUNGAkTNER.
Helena, Mont. April s.. 1891.
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CHILEAN REFUGEES.
Charged With Political Crimes
by the JuntaD
An Envoy Of the COngr6SSiOnaliStS Coming
10 The United States.
Fatal Explosion in BeTIil-SiX WOTkmen
Killed-StaTVing Peasants Dying by
Thousands in Russia.


VALPARAISO, Oct, 6,-Campos Pedro, Ad-
miral Josge Months brOther-in-aw, is en-
route to Washington with important docu-
ments. It is alleged that grounds exist for
criminal charges against several of the po-
HticaI refugees now stopping at the Ameri-
can Legation, but that Minister Egan has
never been officially notified of that fact.
The cruiser San Francisco. which was to
have come directly to Valparaiso after
touching at CaIao. is still at the latter port.
Some Of her machinery became disarranged
When then necessary repairs are made she
will proceed to her destination.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-There is nothing
in the official dispatches received at the State
and Navy Departments from Chile TO indi-
cate any pronounced change in the situation
there, so far as the relations between Min
lister Egan and the Junta are concerned.
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Week Days
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NEW POLICEMEN.

Instructions Given by Chief Crowley to
the Thirty-three Appointees.
The thirty-three police officers who were
appointed on Monday afternoon were sworn
in at 10 o'clock yesterday morning and will
be Immediately assigned to duty, seventeen
going to Captain Douglas and sixteen to
Captain Shorts division. When they were
sworn in each was compelled to make an
affidavit that he had not paid or promised 30
pay to any person any sum of money, or its
equivalent, in consideration of receiving his
appointment on the force.
The expenses of each officer after securing
his appointment amounted to 500, as fol-
lows Physicians fees, $40; affidavit, 81
uniform $50; pistol. Sl2; handouts, So
hat, SIS; club, 81; whistle. 81: star. S. a S
a result of this accession of officers to the
force several new sergeants will be ap-
pointed, but their names have not yet been
announced.
There also remain twenty more officers to
be appointed under the ordinance of the
Board of Supervisors, and 1t is probable
that they will be selected before the week
is over.
After the oath of Office had been admins
tered to the newly appointed, Chief Crow
ley talked some time to them and gave them
instructions regarding the performance of
their duties.
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CABINET RUAIoRs.
No Change Likely to Be Made Until After
the Elections

No Change Likely to Be Made Until After
the Elections
WASHINGTON, Oct. cit is not likely
that any one will be able to discover for a
certainty whom Mr.. Harrison has selected
for Government positions until after the
November elections. but it is believed that
he has already made up his mind on the
subject. 1t is thought that he now con-
templates using two Cabinet appointments,
and probably some other appointments, to
strengthen himself in New England and on
the Pacific Coast. Circumstances may arise
which will make the President want Mr..
Miller to remain in the Cabinet, and, of
course, il they should, the Attorney General
would accommodate himself to the Presi-
dents interests; but the present expectation
of both the President and Mr.. Miller is that
the latter will retire from the Cabinet to 20
on the bench. 1t is believed then that
California man, probably Mr.. Estee, and
Governor Cheney OF New Hampshire will
re appointed to the Cabinet vacancies 1t
is urged by Senator Chandler that the APP
pointment OF Mr.. Cheney would greatly
assist him in his work for The President in
New England, and that Secretary Proctor
is Of the same opinion.
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A FAMILY AFFAIR.
Theresa Theller Has Sued Her Husband
for Maintenance.

Theresa Theller Has Sued Her Husband
for Maintenance.
Theresa Theller has filed complaint
against her husband, Frank p. Theller, for
monthly allowance of 500. She says that
she was married to him on the 18th Of
August; that they have ever since been
husband and wife, and that she has been
faithful to her spouse.
She alleges that on September 18Th
Theller left her without cause and without
means of support, and took with him all
her furniture and wedding presents, aud
that since that time she has depended upon
the kindness and charity of friends and re-
iatives for her support.
Mrs. Theler further declares that her
husband has ample means and has lived a
life of ease and luxury, and that he is sup
piled with money without stint by his
father, Samuel L. Theller, who is a man of
large means. She says he ''has gone into
society and spent large sums of money In
fine clothes and sumptuoGs living. and. as
she is informed and believes, has spent
large sums Of money in gambling and other
acts of luxury and dissipation"
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A POSER.

A Conductor Couldn't Say Whether He
Was Cents Out In.
a ChInaman boarded Market-street car,
says the Philadelphia Record, and handed
the conductor five-cent piece. That Off
cial rung up a fare on the register, and
while making change for another passen-
ger, put the Chinanan's nickel in his mouth.
In going around the curve by the public
buildings the car gave lurch, and the con-
ductor swallowed the coin. The fact of
what the result might be to his digestion
didn't seem to trouble him so much as being
short in his cash. His first move was to
put the Celestial off the car; but the fare
had already been registered, aud he spent
the remainder of the trip in trying to figure
whether he was cents out or cents in, or
t,o4b
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Major Elderkin, who delivered humor-
Gus lecture on Catalina in Los Angeles
the other night, gives the origin of the nam g
of the island. He says ship-load of cats
was once landed on the island, and left by
the captain in charge of Jack, one of the
sailors. Years passed, aud the cats all died
off but one. The ship returned, and Jack
embraced his captain and told him he feared
the cat speculation was up. The captain
said: 'Caballero Whal-a-you-giye me.
Jack?' Jack told him Tom was the only
cat left. 'That-a-cat-a-no-accoun that-a-
cat-a-no- a. fat-a, j ack; that a-cat-a-lean-a.'
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SHIPPED AS CHINA GIN.
Opium Traced to MarysvilIe by Revenue
IL.

Opium Traced to MarysvilIe by Revenue
Inspector Thomas.
On Saturday the eagle eye of Internal
Revenue Inspector B. NJ. Thomas spied in
Chinatown couple Of cases naked "China
GIN" They were being shipped from the
store of Lun Sing & Co., 7O6 Sacramento
street, and were consigned to Hong WO Sc
Co. of Marysyille. He supposed they con-
tained opium and left for Marysyille, where
he waited patiently for the freight at the
railroad depot. When it came he opened
the cases and found that each contained 100
cans. The opium is part of the Shasta lot,
some of which was taken from the Arizona
Warehouse some time since Agent Thomas
then searched the store of Hung Wo & Co,
and found thirty jars of unstamped OPIUM.
The goods were thereupon seized by Coilec-
tor Byiugton of the Fourth District. The
value of the seizure is about $500.
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A NEW CHURCH.
Westminster Presbyterian Congregation
l.. Il o.

Westminster Presbyterian iCongregation
Proposes to Build One.
At the annual injecting Monday night of
the Westminster Presbyterian Church, Fell
street, the matter for new church site and
a larger building was discussed. Tie in
creasing membership of the church demon
strated that the old building was no longer
adequate. A fund for building will be raised
at once, and David Kerr, Monroe Greenwood,
|. c. Stump, Andrew Wilkie and Judge L.
5. Belcher were elected Trustees Of the
fund. About $4,000 is already available.
Monroe Greenwood, Charles S. Capp,
Charles Adam, David Kerr and DR.. W. B.
Jewett were elected Trustees of the church,
A. i. Fish, Treasurer, and T. NJ. Green
wood. Clerk. A supper WITS fu rnished the
society by the ladies Of the church.
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Migrants Sentenoed.

The Police Judges had a busy time yes
terday in dealing with the cases of vag-
rants. The following sentences were pro-
nounced: Maggie Donelly, thirty days in
the House of Correction; Michael Foley,
Thirty days in the House of Correction /;
Peter Carroll. twenty DAYS in the House Of
Corrections; Mike Enright. Thomas Dudley
and James Clifford, thirty days in the
County Jail; Maggie Flcken and George
Clinton, thirty days each in the House Of
Corrections; James McAmy, ninety days in
the House Of Correction.
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Church Cnnrrnss in Walsa

LONDON, Oct 6.-The Archbishop Of Can
terbury to-day opened the Church Congress
at Rhyl, Wales. The Archbishop. in his
opening address, said. among other things,
that such meetings would be the means of
drawing all the bodies of Christians to-
getheT and promoting mutual justice, love
and charity. Several members Of the Amer
lean EpisCUpal laity were present.
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an official letter from Commander Turner,
stating that he considered the Otto just
and lawful capture. No question arose in
reference to her papers. The Otto was
delivered two days after her capture to the
commanding officer of her Majesty's ship
Pheasant at Oonalaska.
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appealed to Consul Hall for protection and
were arrested by request of Consul Lund.
joseph D. Redding represented the Turks
and G. Gutsch the captain Of the steamer
Marie, from which they are said to have de-
serted. From the evidence Of the prisoners
it became apparent that they had gone
aboard and began work in good faith, though
they did not sign the ships articles or Con-
sular papers. The court ordered them re-
handed into the hands OF the captain.
The morning call., 1891-10-07

LONDON, Oct. 6.-The Paris correspond
ent of the News telegraphs replies to tie
Government circular that would indicate a
dearth Of enthusiasm among the people of
France in the matter of sending exhibits to
the Worlds Fair to be held at Chicago. The
manufacturers generally, as expressed in
- their answer, regard the invitation OF the
United States, following as it does the adop-
ton Of the new American tariff, as mere
muckery. About 100 Partisan manu-
facturers and tradesmen have announced
their intention to exhibit their goods at the
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Ransackcd by burglars.

On Monday night the residence Of Mrs.
John d. Yost at S15 Bush street was entered
by burglars and ransacked from top to bot
tom in the absence of the family. The
burglars burst open bureau drawers, trunks
and wrting-desks, and in their ramifcation3
ruined considerable furniture. They man
aged to secure $50 in money and several
hundred dollars worth of jewelry. The
thieves are thought to have been experts in
the business from the way they maHipula-
ted the lob
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Postmaster, Truckee, CaG.--DEAR SIR: l am
widow, nearly 80 years OF age, with one little
girl, years. j would like ever 30 much 10 20
10 California, but am very poor ana have not
the means 1 am an American Protestant
Southern birthD and considered a frst-class
housekeeper. can give the best OF references
as 10 responsibility and honesty. II could find
some good honest. kIud man l would love to re-
marry. poor honest woman III this big city
stands very little chance OF anything but slave
from morning till night aud no thanks. Do you
thiuk would have chance to obtain employ
menI or good husband II was there? Please
let me know and oblge
MRS. ANNIE e. Ross.
General Delivery 2. o., New York City.
-rruckee Republican,
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WHITE AND KERR.

Their EmbezzIement Cases Transferred
to Troutt's Dopar tment.
The ENLIGHTENMENT cases of John White
and James Kerr, originally assigned to
Judge Murphy for trial, were transferred
by him yesterday to Judge TrOutt's depart
ment. White and Kerr were formerly bust
ness manager and cashier of The CALL,
and while so employed. it is alleged, embez-
zled upward of 100000 belonging to their
employers. In view OF THE CALLS out
spoken criticism of Judge Murphys course
in connection with the Doodle cases and the
Grand Jury the Judge did not think he
could give the cases fair and impartial
ri
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The Coroner Protests.

LONDON. Oct. 6-The Coroner writes to
the Times protesting against the comments
of the press in the matter of Lydia Nam
toms inquest. He says inquiry from their
own reporters would prove the comments to
be unfOunded. The courtroom, he says,
was filed with reporters, as well as other
members of tha nuhIip
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FATAL EXPLOSION.

Six Workmen Killed and House Wrecked
Through Carelessness.
BERLIN, Oct. 6.-The gas pipes on one of
the PRINCIPAL streets of this city were out of
order and a number of workmen we're sent
TO make repairs. The pipe leaked badly,
and by some carelessness light was
brought near the pipe and fearful eXplo-
sion followed. Six wOrkmen who were
near the pipe were instantly killed, and
several persons in the neighborhOod were
hurt. The house was badly wrecked and
set on fire. but the fire did not prove a
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A BRITISH PoAoHER.
Seized for a Violation of the Modus
Vivendi

WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The statement con-
tanned in the dispatch from Ottawa, pub
lished in the papers, that the British sealer
Otto was seized by the United States ship
Mohican on account OF irregularities in her
papers. is pronounced at the Navy Depart
ment without the slightest foundation. Re-
ports have been received at the Navy De-
partmpnt from Comm lnder Cotton, COM
handing the Mohican, showing the Otto WAS
seized August 31-t for violation of the
modus viyendi; that she was taken in the
Behring Sea, twenty miles northwest Of
Unimak Pass, with full sealing outfit and
forty-eight seal skins on board. 1t further
appears that five DAYS before the seizure
was made Commander Cotton had received
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Ut finally went to the Cosmopolitan Dispensary
and derived more benefit from SIX weeks course
OF treatment there than from all the other nstitu
tsisned9 MRS. PAULINE STEWART,
1873 Vallejo St, san Francisco"
There are many others who eau also vonch for this
great institution ,,.,o,, ,oo,,
cured of lung trouble and rheumatism.
CHAS ROSE 100 Jessie ST.. cured of general de-
bility and palpitatlon of the heart
GEO. DANIELSoN, 204 Fourteenth ST., cured Of
catarrh and general debility.
The Cosmopolitan DIspeusary Is a Medical and
Surgical Institute located permanently at the juno
ton OF Stockton, Ellis and Market streets, for the
OF all diseases, Affections aud detormities.
staff or physicians and surgeons having diplomas
and the Endorsement of the best colleges OF medi-
cine and surgery. skilled specialists who have had
long experience In treating special and chronic dis
seases. are In constant attendance. The great adj
selfdemonstrative. How often an individual ply
sican has enormously diagnosed case. Our
medical and surgical staff diagnose their cases when
1t is necessary, for which there is no additional
cost. 4 pharmacy Is attached and all prescfp-
tious filed from the purest and freshest drugs
Sufferers from Rheumatism, Asthma, Consump-
ton. Catarrh, Dyspepsia. INDIGESTION. Scroiua,
Female Weakness. Cancer, Heart Disease, Bron-
chitis, Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Tapeworm, Deaf
ness. any Sexual Diseases. Lost Manhood, Malaria,
Urinary Troubles Plies. Bowel Troubles. should call
at once. Low charges within the reach of all. COM
bined with the best medical and surgical skill.
Consultation. advice and thorough examina-
ton free to patients friendly talk may
save you thousands of dollars years of suffering,
and perhaps your life. Young, middie-aged or old
men suffering from the effects OF follIes and ex-
cesses restored to perfect health, manhood and
vigor. Every visitor seen privately, and ali cOmmu-
nications received in sacred confidence.
We make feature OF curing Fistula. Ulcerations
and Re- tai Troubles
Beware of psople who speak to you on the street
and endeavor to persuade you to go elsewhere for
treatment. They are in the employ Of disreputable
quacks.
Open daily from A. NJ. until $3.50 p. NJ. Sun
days from to 4.
CAUrION-Bogus institutions in suburban towns
have copied our advertising to delude the public
into the idea that they conduct branch office. We
employ no travelling physicians, and have no branch
Offices west of Chicago.
The morning call., 1891-10-07
More COTTON Goodsv Arrive.

There arrived yesterday at Fourth and
Townsend four more cases of cotton
goods" consigned TO Neuberger. Reiss & Co.
They were taken to the Appraisers store in
compliance with general order to the Ell
feet that all consignments for the firm be
taken there Immediately. Four secret service
men are at work ON the case.
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A Costly Undertaking,

The Street Committee of the Board OF
Supervisors spent portion of the day yes
terday viewing the situation on Market
street, between Valencia and Fifteenth,
where it is proposed to change the grade.
They found that 1t will be mighty task
and costly one. too.
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BAGGAGE NOTICE..

THE PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
VIII call for and check baggage from hotels and
residences Inquire Of ticket agents for time cards
and other Information.
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DY RETAINING YOUR BAGGAGE CHECKS
ID until you reach san francisco and then leaving
the same at Branch once. located in the wals-
ing-room OF the Oakland Ferry Depot, foot OF Mar
ket street. you Will not Only save the annoyance OF
transfer agents but will also save 15c the de-
livery OF each trunk Our rates: One trunk, 35cs
three trunks, 81. Remember, all others charge 5OJ
Geary street seq tt
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OmcisIs Reirstated.

OTTAWA, Oct. Cit has been decided to
reinstate all those officials of the Depart
ment of the Interior who were suspended,
as a result of the revelations made before
the Public AccOunts Committee.
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A Dismssted Shin.

LONDON, Oct. 6.-The American ship
George F. Manson. from Newcastle, n. S.
w., for San Diego, was spoken October Sd
partially dismasted. The vessel speaking
her tried to tow her, but her efforts were
unsuccessful. The hull Of the Manson was
not damaged.
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Died of Honrt Disease.

Edward Lang, cook and waiter In a
saloon on Montgomery and Washington
streets, died suddenly in his room at the
Portland II ouse yesterday afternoon. He
had been ailing for some time aud 1t is sup
posed died from heart disease.
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st. Mary's Hospital has completed a new
wing. which gives fifty additional sick
wards. An elevator has also been built and
other improvements added, involving an ex-
pendituIe OF 100000.
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THE SUPREME COURT.
Cases to Be Heard at Opening Session on Mon
day Next.

Vases 70 Be Heard at Upenlng SESSION on Mon
day Next.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 6-At the Octobsr
term Of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, which meets next Monday. the first
case to come up will be that of Thomas
Henry Cooper, owner of the schooner Say
ward, brought to test the question of the
Jurisdiction OF the United States over the
seal fisheries in Behring Sea.
The lottery case Is set down for argument
after the Sayward case is disposed Of These
cases involve the question of the constitu-
tiOnality of the recent anti-lottery legisla-
ton.
Following this will be heard number Of
cases bearing upon the consttutionality of
the Mckinley Tariff Act.
The morning call., 1891-10-07

Judge Hawley of the United States Dis
trict Court heard the cases on babeas cor
pus Of Snapped Hassan and All Ossman,
alias Mustapha, the two Turkish sailors who
The morning call., 1891-10-07
ROYALTIES Visiting.

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 6.-The Car and
Czarina, the King and Queen of Greece,
and other members of the imperial family
of Russia and the royal family of Greece,
arrived here to-day.
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A Bankrupt Firm.

LONDON, Oct. 6.-The firm of Arthur
Levy & Co., merchants, with branches at
Liverpool, Manchester and Bradford, an
nounced recently in difficulties, to-day filed
a petition in bankruptcy. and a receiving
order in consequence was made.
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DYING BY THOUSANDS.
Starving Peasants in Russia Perishing -Grair
SPECTATORS Denounced.

Spectators Denounced.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 6.-The news
papers denounce the conduct of merchants
and members Of the nobility for seeking to
profit from their stores Of corn while the
poor pea,ants are starving. They make
strong appeal to the Government TO revoke
the edict prohibiting the export Of rye, and
substitUt, therefor a heavy tax on the eX-
portatiou of all cereals. Reports from the
Baku district and elsewhere are TO the effect
that thousands Of persons ale dying from
RLarYAtiOn.
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WANTS A HUSBAND.

An Eastern Woman who Wants to Come
to California to Live.
Postmistress Edwards recently received
the letter published below and handed it to
the Republican, thinking that by so doing
she might assist in relieving the lady's dis
tress and at the same time might be doing a
good turn for some man in this vicinity
who would like the fun Of having wife
and family:
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state BANKERS, Convention.

On October 10Th the State Bankers Asso-
citation will meet in convention in this city.
They will banquet at the Palace and take u
trip to the Stanford University.
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A Charge Dismissed.

The case of w. Il. Holland, charged with
embezzling printing press, was dismissed
yesterday In Judge Worley's court, there
being no foundation for the charge.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
AcIElc COAST STEAMSHIP C

DIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN xssa-
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska Septein- asaSSsB
Der aud october q, 4 II. November and Decein-
Der IL, 90.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
September and October 2. Z, IL, IL %, 81. A. N.
November and December l, q. H. 10. p. 70 81.
Fer Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays, 9AN
For Santa Ana Los Angeles aud all way ports eYsry
fourth ana nit day, A Il.
For San Diego. stopping only at Los Angeles, Santa
Barbara ana San Luis obispo, every fourth aud nth
day at AN.
For ports in Mexico 25th OF each month
Ticket Ofice-Paace Hotel New MohtgomerYIl
6OODALL. PERKINS & CO.. General Agents.
1ttu 10 Market st. San Francisco.
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FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY Asa
L Ocean Division-and TACTIC COAST GEkzS2
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
street Wharf at 10 for the above ports one Of
their IL iron steamships viz:
STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES %, Oc-
tober 10. %. November 3, Is. 81. December 9. II.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 20. October 2, L. 20.
November 7, 10. December l, 13, IS.
acknowledgements -, october 8, Is, 80, No
vember II, %, December 5, II, 90.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacific
Railroad. Oregon Short Line and other diverging
lines for all points In Oregon, Washington, British
Columbia Alaska, Idaho Montana, Dakota, Utah,
wyoming. Yellowstone Park and all points East and
South aud to Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin S16; steerase ST. round
trip, cabin, $50.
Ticket Offces-1 Montgomery St, and Palace Ho-
tel. New Montgomery ST.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Supt. Ocean Line.
10 Market San FranciSco