The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-08-06

the report that large sum OF money in
charge Of the purser of the San Jose had
been stolen while that vessel was in the
harbo: of Acapulco. Ii had been stated
that the Acapulco police boarded the steam
er and searched all the passengers, but this
Is denied.
The steamer City of New York, Captain
L. II. Johnson, sailed for Panama and way
ports yesterday afternoon.
The British sup Washable. 66 DAYS from
sydney. \. :. W, with 2107 tons IF coal to
BaitOur, Guthrie 4 Co. arrived last even
ing. She reports that in latitude 20 deg 20
min. north and longitude 1I3 deg. IS min
west she spoke a brig believed 10 be the
Galilee. from Tahiti for San Francisco. IL
Tie vessel De the Gallee she is making q
remarkably fast run, as she is only 81 days
out from Tahiti and seems likely to break
her own fine record.
The schooner s. Dauielson, hence on the
81 inst for SiuSlaw River, returned yester-
day on account Of carrying away her center
board of Fisk's Mil, August T.
Tie stern-wheel steamer Caroline, Cap
tain Leaie, left Jackson-street wharf with a
party Of about 30 persons for a moonlight
trip on the bay.
The Union, or opposition, line Of Stock
ton steamers, which has been ordered by
the HarbOr Commissioners 70 move from
Clay street 20 AlSSlon No. ! wharf is
strenuously opposing the change and has
asked Tor week 20 comply with the order
steamers run from parallel wharves close to
each other and the new opposition line has
trlile the best OF II, since the average pas
Senser Tor Stockton comes down in a big
hurry TO the ferry landing and naturally
selects the first steamer he sees without in
guring - which line it belongs. In this
way numbers OF passengers who have been
accustomed 10 travel by the old or regular
line have purchased tickets on the oppoSi-
lion steamers. Both companies have agreed
. mi
OF first come first served. The removal To
Mission wharf will leave the new company
practically as near TO the ferry as the OpDo-
nent company, but there IS some advantage
IN an old stand, aud this is where the oDpo-
sitlon line feels that the shoe is pnching.
Captain Knowles of the Pacific steam
whaling fleet has received a letter from
Herschei Island. reporting that the steamer
Mary ID. Hume. which had wintered i'll the
Arctic, had captured y b0wheads. The
new catch viii be sent down in one of the
steam whaling c0mpany's tenders. The
Hume's crew VIII have a lot of money
awaiting them, but IL has not been decided
as yet whether the ship may not spend
another winter in the Arctic.
suit has been brought by Captain Leale
against the tug Elaine for $500 on account
OF the sinking Of barge which the Elaine
was towing 10 Stockton. The cargo was
entirely lost
a letter just received by Lynde e. Hough
gives tpe following latest particulars OF the
seal catch: Schooner La Nnfa 1874 skins
Thistle 800. Active Al, Carl0tta 2O40, c. IL.
Upper 1900, aud Viva $50 skins.
Among the passengers on the steamer
Emily for Coos Bay yesterday was Assem-
blyman A. II. Crook OF Curry County, Or,
a prominent member of the Peoples party.
The Emily brought down $50 sheen frcm
Shelter Cove.
Following close on the burglary at Ger
vaIs' store on East street, near Mission,
came an even more daring and successful
maui on The corner OF East and Washington
in the early hours Of Yesterday morning
AT this corner is a cigar-siore. kept by j. c.
Schmitt, and on Thursday night there was
good stock Of meeTschaum pipes, amber
cigarette and cigar holders and a quantity