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The morning call., 1892-08-25
A FRIEND OF THE GAR
General Passenyert Arrives Here
From st. Petersburg.
he Is Sent TO San Francisco IS Special
Agent to Investigate the Russian
Church Troubles.

General Alexander Passenvert of St.
Petersburg. an important official of the
Russian Government and warm personal
friend and confidant of the Gar. arrived In
San Francisco last week for the furp0se Of
making thorough investigation of the Rus
sian Church troubles in this city.
The long-standing quarrel in the Russian
colony here. the scandals in the Russian
Greek Church, the retirement OF Bishop
Vladimir and the appointment of his sue
cessor, the stories OF murder, arson aud as
sault in Alaska and in this city among the
rival leaders Of the Russian populace, have
so aroused the Gar that he concluded to
make careful investigation of all the
trouble here and dispatched General Pass
envert to this country TO make a very
thorough examination into the causes Of the
strife that has prevailed among the Russians
OF the coast.
General Passenvert Is a LAWYER by pro-
fession, and resigned from a position on the
bench to accept post as one of the legal
advisers and confidential agents of the
Car. While he will not diyulge the object
OF his official visit 20 San Francisco, Gen.
eral Passenyert talked freely to a CALL re-
porter yesterday.
81 am struck with the push ard energy of
the American people" said he; everything
Is on the 90. ] fear they will wear out
soon, and the effort must be noticeable on
the rising generation. The Americans do
not seem to reserve any force. but crowd
their capacity to tile utmost. In this coun-
try things which would be impossible In
Europe are easily accomplished"
In speaking of the cholera that Is now
raging IN Europe, he said that owing to the
prevalence Of the disease he did not visit
Paris on the way here.
II am inclined TO think" he continued,
that the reports Of the cholera are very
much exaggerated by the American press.
Some OF the correspondents are little too
enterprising. The Russian Government
has no object in keeping the true state of
affairs quiet as is intimated by the reports
in the papers.
ut is not pleasant to have cholera in a
country, but Ii is no crime"
The morning call., 1892-08-25
TREASURY CIRCULARS.
New Ports of Deliyery-Supplies to For
eIgn Vessels OF War.

new torts OF Deityery-Suppiies to For
eIgn Vessels OF War.
A number of Treasury Department cir
cnlars have been received By Collector
Phelps. They call attention to the acts Of
Congress constituting Des Moines. Iowa,
port OF delivery under the immediate trans
portatiOn act; West Point, Va, a SUBJ port
of entry and delivery in the collection d IS
trict OF Ri edmond, Va, and Council Bluffs
Iowa, as port OF delivery. The follow ing
circular relates to certain privileges ex-
tenddd to foreign men-of-war:
Section 2982 Of The r vised Statutes provid es
that the privilege of purchasing supplies from
the public warehouses duy free shall be ex
tended, uGder such regulations as the Secretary
OF the Treasury shall prescribe 10 the vessels Of
war OF any nation in ports OF the UnIed States
which may Teciprocate such privilege toward Tie
vessels OF war OF the United States In It's pOrs
The privilege accorded by said section Of law
VIII be allowed to vessels OF war OF the countries
hereinafter specified. IL having been asceF.aiBed
that similar privilege Is accorded by the gov
ernments Of those countries 10 vessels of war OF
the United States when visiting their ports viz:
Austria, Chile, Corea, England, Ftanee, Ger
many, Greece, Hawaiian Islands Holland italy
Japan, ROumania, sweden and NOrgay Vene-
Zuela, Denmark.
When supplies are entered for withdrawal
from bond for the use Of any war vessel belong
ing 10 either Of the countries above named the
from the commanding officers OF the vessel,
Showing that The supplies intended I'm good
faith for tie use OF he officers and crew OF The
vessels aud not Tor sale. TIE supplies should
also be laden on board the war vessel under the
supervision of an officer OF the customs, who Will
be required TO certify that they were duly placed
on board the vessel.
L. CRoUNsE. Assistant Secretary.
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NOW, HERE is A CHANCE.
Eastern Money Coming Out to Tai
a Lnnk at CALIFORNIA;.

Eastern Money-Bags Coming Out to Take
Look at California.
Arthur w. Rose of Washington, ID. c.,
has organized an excursion party of 80
prominent bankers, merchants and business
men generally of several different cities of
the Eastern States, which will leave Wash
ington, d. c.. for San Francisco OH October
next. These are business men and re re-
sent millions of capital, and their visit will
furnish frst-class opportunity To interest
the public mind Of the East and TO interest
capital in the development of the resources
of this State. Mr.. Rose Is a weil-known
successful promoter and real-estate dealer
of the national capital. and his spirit of en-
terprise is indicated by the fact that he has
organized this excursion at his own expense
after several months of labor.
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THE HISTORY COMPANY.
1t Makes a Charge OF Conspiracy Against
Rival Association.

1t Makes a Charge OF Conspiracy Against
Rival Association.
The History Company has great deal Of
its own history published in a complaint
brought yesterday in the Superior Court
against \. J. Stone, j. L. Hebert, A. S,
Latham and The History Company.
Morrison (the plaiutif) accuses Stone, who
was In May, 1892, elected vice-president of
the company az a monthly salary of $3.50, of
conspiring with the other two defendants 10
ruin the business Of the History Company,
one Of the defendants. The company IN
eorporated with capital stock of $500, 900
and owned the right of publishing aud selling
the works of Hubert Howe Bancroft, before
that carried on by the Bancroft Works De-
partment Of A. L. Bancroft & Co. The
complaint says that alter the Incorporation
in 1886 the cOmpany's business increased,
and il determined to broaden its scope and
opened a department. known as the sub
scription and serial department, for the
publication and sale In Mexico and Central
America OF additional works in Spanish.
On May 20. 1892, the plaintiff Morrison
was elected Vice-president in the place of
Stone.
The defendants J. l. Hebert and A S.
Latham were clerks in the new serial de-
partment, and the new vice e-president
claimed 10 have discovered that Stone in
duced them TO leave and use their knowl-
edge TO start a new company called the
Pacific Publishing Company, Stone all the
while remaining IN the History Company
in order TO disclose its business secrets and
to obtain for the new company agencies on
false presentations. The new company
was started soon after March /. 1890.
Stone was vice-president in 1891 when the
president and plaintiff were absent, and is
charged with then selling the defendants
Hebert and Latham their assets at a low
rate and of notifying Eastern hoDsas that
the Pacific Publishing Company had DO ught
the History C0mpany's subscription busi-
ness.
The plaintiff asks for $50 900 damages for
said alleged conspiracy. and that defend
ants be adjudged trustees of the new His
tory Company for all money received by
them under the name of the Pacific Pub
iIshinu
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ONCE MORE TO UKIAH.
Fifth Excursion of the Season Through
Marin, sonoma and Mendocino.

Fifth Excursion of the Season Through
Marin, SOnomA and Mendocino.
So successful have been the excursions to
Ukiah, particularly those on Sunday. that
the San Francisco and North Pacific Rail-
way Company has decided to run the fifth
Of the season TO that point on Sunday next
The excursionists will leave by the ferry
boat at the 1iburon ferry landing and go to
Point 1iburon, where 4 special train will
be In waiting to convey them to their des-
tination. The arrangements In the matter
OF landing the passengers at Point Tiburon
will be as they were on the occasion of the
previous excursion. They will reach the
point at period Of time when none but
those bound for Mendocino County will be
at The depot, and then there will not be any
confusion as to people or tTain. The trip,
as has often been asserted, and truthfully
too, Is most delightful one. Those who
have not been to Ukiah and vicinity should
not fail 10 take advantage of this opp0rtu-
nifty to 90 there. The fare for the rUund
trip, as In the past, has been fixed at 81.
Colonel Mention. who has recovered from
his recent Illness, will be with the excur-
slonlsts to attend to their wants and make
the Journey a pleasant one,
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NO GRAVEYARD FOR Him
A Truckee Mans Lone Tomb
in the Sierras.
HIS VERY ODD EPITAPH.
II Don't Want to Be Woke Up Before Resur.
rection Day." He Says, and the Chances
Are IN His Favor.

"Pm going TO be buried in place where
| won't be woke up before resurrection
day"
Stewart Mckay of Truckee is the man who
said this, and he evidently meant it.
"Ive looked all over the country and l
can't find a Quieter place than that up
there" he went on.
1t was away up in the high Sierra. look
ng down on tnat bluest of blue sheets of
water-Donner Lake. Naked peaks rose In
awful solemnity and made men seem like
the ants that are about the only wild game
in the neighborhood.
Mr.. Mckay is 55 years of age and he is
still In business with the well-known firm of
hale and hearty. but while he is uncertain
as TO whether his hotel in Truckee will burn
down for the fourth time-he has had three
fires already-he knows one thing very
thoroughly: Some day he must die. His
education on that point worries him more
than his algebra or his grammar. 1t is
more trouble TO him, in fact. than ell his
money.
Mckay has been very wealthy. In the
The morning call., 1892-08-25
THE JESSUP CASE.
Proceedings to Account for the DIS
appearance Of His Money.

Proceedings to Account for the Dis
appearance Of His Money.
The sequel of a famous will case was
yesterday continued in Justice Of the Peace
Brittan's court.
DIR. I. j. Galyan brought a suit against
young Jessup, who recently by compromise
entered into possession of large slice OF
his fathers estate, for 500 for medical
services Jessup either could not or would
not pay. and GalYan wishes to find out what
has become of the money lie inherited.
the estate was worth about 100000, and
the compromise gave the young man about
$4,000 Out OF this young Jessup had TO
settle with his lawyers ana pay those who
maintained him in the contest. he owed
Superintendent of Streets Gilleran, pro-
prietor of the Windsor. where he boarded
for years, $1,000, and Colonel kowalsky
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CRIMINAL COURT NOTES.
BclPs TrIaI-InformationsF Filed by
District Attorney.

BolPs TrIaI-Informations Filed by the
District Attorney.
Sidney Bell, the alleged slayer Of Samuel
M. jacobson, was before Judge Murphy
yesterday to answer TO charge OF having
robbed j. II. Curley of cash and iewelry OF
the valne of S473 %. The entire day was
consumed in impaneling jury. Testi-
mony will be introduced to-day.
Informations were filed yesterday by Dis
trict Attorney Barnes against: Louis john
son. who ATTEMPTED the burglary of a
schooner; George Murray, accused OF rob-
bing an old lady; Joseph Barrett, who Is
said 70 have "held up a man at the corner
OF Washington aud Kearny streets and
taken $50 from him; j. F. Riley and
Joseph Tobin for the killing of George IL.
Maynard In a saloon fight; Cecilia Foster,
assault to murder for having hit grocer
on the head with hammer, aud Pat j.
Collins. charged with having cut his wife
with q razor.
The morning call., 1892-08-25

IhirtY-dsy Excurslon-ROund Trip, IS per cent
reduction
Friday to Monday Excursion - Round-trip TIeke:s.
Toca oma aud Potat Reyes. 81 %; TomaIcs 81 90:
How3Eds. 50 90 CsEsdeTo. S3 90.
Sunday MISUNDERSTANDING Tickets: Point
Reyes, 81 90. Tomales. al so; HoWaFds. 81 90;
Duncan Mills and CaZadero. 81 so.
THROUGH STAGE CONNECTIONS DAILY (Sus-
day excepted) at Cszsdero with morning. train from
San Francisco TO aud from Stew2rtS Point, 6uaiAls
Point Arena, Cudeys Ceve. Navarro, Asadocfno
City Fort Bragg and all paints the North Coast.
WILLIAM GRAVES, X. b. LATHAM.
General Manager Gen. Pass q Tkt ATr
The morning call., 1892-08-25
CHARGES BLACKMAIL.
Further Developments OF the Kensmni


Further Developments OF the IA ems IN ann
Zinkand Case.
G. A. Zinkand was recently sued by
Diedrich Kensmann for $50. 900 damages for
the alienation of his wife's affections.
Yesterday Zlnkand filed an affidavit in
the case. claiming that he had thought the
Kensmanns to be respectable. but after
ward found them 10 be otherwise. Mrs.
kensmann had repeatedly opportuned hi IN
to advance her 5000 or thereabouts for the
purpose OF enabling her to purchase q
lodging-house at 30i Stockton street, but he
refused. He denies all allegations of hav-
ing alienated Theresa's affections and de-
clares that she has repeatedly tried to COM
promise for $500, but that he has refused
her offer. He charges that it is case Of
plaekmail and wants speedy trial.
The morning call., 1892-08-25
Licensed To MarrY.

Licenses to marry were yesterday issued
to the following:
Germano Cipolloni aud Georgiana Sroufe.
35-24.
Cornelius Sullivan and Mary E. Slattery,
29-22.
24-2l
Johannes SchIchtmanu and Adele Schroeder.
26-22
Robert NJ. Watson and Emma Pomeroy.
1926.
Conrad w. A. Wolf and Annie Miller, 42-22.
w. Lang Chapman and Villa l.. Moseley,
1922
Ashley L. Borton aud Harriet n. Hawes,
1927.
Fred Hanson and Louisa Hermanson, 31-23.
frank A Madison aud Lizzie Schoil, 29-28.
The morning call., 1892-08-25

upon the door of her dwelling at 223 Church
street. DR. Keeney, however was very much
surprised yesterday by call from Mr. Grim
minis, the father of Alice. He was very in
dignant that the house had not been fumi-
gated, and was greatly worried when he was
told that he had no business to take down a
contagious disease card" and that it was
altogether too soon for Mitigation.
The morning call., 1892-08-25
OUT ON BAIL.

The Seconds OF the Fonner-Rfpgy Fight
Released on Bonds.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Love. In view
Of the favorable reports as to Max Fem
ners condition, reduced the bail Of Ripgy,
the soldier who fought "the Terrible
Swede" and knocked him out, and Joe
Acton, Frank Allen, Frank Kelly and Sid
ney Perry, the men arrested for aiding and
abetting the fight.
All the men gave bail and were released.
Ripgy is held under $500 bonds, and the
other men under bonds of $500 each.
From all reports Fenper is improving
rapidly and will soon be able TO be up and
around. Ripgy said upon leaving: 1--WE
had all / want Of prize-ighting. / wouldn't
face another mao In the ring Tor million
of moneyp
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He Wa. Not Intoxio.ted.

In the account OF the serious accident
to r. Hickmott OF Oakland, run into and
knocked down by cable-ear on Market
street last Tuesday night, 1t was stated that
Mr.. Hickmott was under the influence of
liquor at the time. Relatives and friends of
the unfortunate man say that he is temper
ate, aud 1t appears upon inquiry that the
suppositlon that he was intoxicated arose
from the fact that when taken to the Re-
ceiving Hospital his breath smelt Of liquor
The morning call., 1892-08-25
The sleeninP Passenger.

A verdict in favor OF the Southern Pacific
Company has been found in the case OF G.
+. REYNOLDS against that CORPORATION. The
plaintiff sued for $4,000 damages. He
Dought ticket to Vallejo Junction, and
oversleeping himself, roie bevond that
point The conductor told him he might
ride free to Port Costa. REYNOLDS con-
Guided that he would go TO Martinez. when.
refusing TO pay his fare. he was elected.
The case was tried In the United States
Circuit Conrt ~ ~
The morning call., 1892-08-25
PHILIP KENNEDY & Co.,
Southwest Corner Of Market and Fifth Streets.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

Through LINE TO NEW YORK. WA PANAMA
steamers VIII sail at the 5sh. SIT
18th and 18th OF each month calling at %SESY
various ports of Mexico and Central America
Through line saiiings- August 20 IS. CITY of
sydney; sept mOer 5th, SIS san Jose; September
10. SIS san Juan.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS Az NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH. calling at Mszatan. San Bias Manzanillo,
Acapulco, Port Angel. SalIua Cruz, Tonala -Sl1
Bsnito Ocos Champerico. san jose de GustemstA
kes1utla. La Libertad. La Union AmapalA Coria.o
TAI Juan del Sur and Punts Arenas
Way line sailing-Scptenber 1Sth. at IL O'Clock
noon. IS. City Panama
When the regular SAILING date falls suaday
steamers VIII be dispatched the following Monday
SAtAN AND CHINA LINE
FOR lChOHAMA AND HONG KOyA
Connecting st Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai and st hong Kong Tor East ladlsI
Straits ETC.:
City OF Hio de Janeiro. Saturday, Aug. II, at 3rL
CitS O. Ieklag.. SaturUaY, sept II. at 2.
China (yia Honolulu). Tuesday. Sept. 81. at P NJ
feru 81 turday, pctoDer 3, at P
kound-trip tickets 10 Yokohama and return IL j.
dueed rates
For Freight or Passage apply ct the oilcs corass
First and BrannaG streets
Branch Ofhce-202 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent.
The morning call., 1892-08-25

and Senator j. II. Mahoney put In large
account for winning his case for him.
The residue was put, il is said. into the
hands of Senator James ID. Byrnes of San
Mateo TO be invested in trust for him, and
from ii he receives $50 per month.
When young Jessup received Galvan's
bin he referred the doctor to General Dick
inson, attorney for the Eastern heirs, and
the general sent him to Byrnes, who re-
ferred him 10 other supporters Of young
Jessup. who declared he had no money.
An execution was issued. but returned by
the Sheriff with the statement that Jessup
had apparently no assets.
Then Galvan applied for an order author
iZing him TO examine Superintendent Gill
leran, General Dickinson, Senator Mahoney.
Richard p. Jessup. Attorney KowalSky and
Senator Byrnes to find out what had be-
come OF Jessup's money.
Yesterday General Dickinson appeared,
but was excused on his testimony that he
was an attorney in the case. Jessup's at
torney asked for continuance for a week
on the ground that Mahoney and kOwalsky
are ont of town. On this being denied he
attacked the affidaYts on which the appli-
cation was granted, and the court granted
a continuance until Monday morning TO en-
able him TO look into the authorities quoted.
The morning call., 1892-08-25
The Charre OF Counselor clarke.

The charge Of perjury against Alfred
Clarke, better known as Counselor Clarke.
was dismissed by Judge Rix yesterday after
hearing the testimony for the prosecution.
Clarke was charged with swearing falsely
10 an affidavit before Judge Trout in the
case OF Clarke against Baird
The morning call., 1892-08-25
Music I'm the Park.

The band in Golden Gate Park will per-
form according to the following programme
this afternoon:
l. Augusta RueI March" ch"........... yIteu
Overture, Lies Dragons de Villars" Mlilart
3. domino Gayotte''. tliscblegeI
4. Selection 'ManJeaux Nofrs" ....... Bucalossi
8. Descriptive. The Mill IN the Forest" -
ElieuD DerG
D. Grand fantasia, "Gems OF irelandp..... 81 bold
z. Overture. my Lie for the Car -. t;linka
8. "Palo Alto waltz" dedicated to the stu
dents OF the Leland Stanford University by
Cantor Meyerson
8. Rural fantasia, (d) Night" (bl storm"
ie) Aurora" (d) Fantastic Dance' =. .Roggero
10. Pilgrim Chorus and song on the evening star
from "TaDDbauserf'. erf'........,,,,,,,,......W Wagner
IL. "Patrol or the Gnomes' Eilenbery
IL Cyclists Galop" p".................J, n Spring
The morning call., 1892-08-25

We have few of those bargains in So
and So Suits q full yards in each pat
term jeff from last week Better secure
one at once, they are selling fast.
The morning call., 1892-08-25
In New Onnrtara

The State Board Of Trade vacated its
quarters under the Grand Hotel yesterday.
The exhibit of horticultural products has
been moved to the basement of the Crocker
building. but it will not be in place for
several davs vet
The morning call., 1892-08-25

dandsome patterns reduced from Zoo
to SOC.
Extra Fine CREAM TABLE DAMASK.
70 inches wide, would be good value
for S5c, reduced to 6Oc.
SO UNION NAPKINS, 75c per dozen.
So ALL-LINEN NAPKINS, 81 per doz.
Sd ALL-LINEN NAPKINS, SI.5o per
dozen.
Extra Large and Heavy LIN E N
TOWELS, at Zoe each. or 81 per doz.
TTON AND HONEY COMB
TOWELS. worth Csc, at soc per doz.
~ FULL WIDTH SHEETINGS, ex-
cellent quality, at zoe per yard.
The morning call., 1892-08-25
Hale A. Enrcrnsa

The attorneys In the recent Hale g. Nor
cross Mining Company suit were engaged
yesterday in Judge Hebbard's chambers in
arguing prelimnaries on motion for a new
trial. The argument will proceed to-day.
The morning call., 1892-08-25
A SERIOUS JOKE.

TX. NJ. Jessup Pays for His PlayruIness
by Night in Prison.
The case against Richard NJ. Jessup, the
l4-yesr-old son Of Isaac Jessup, who was
charged with burglary, was dismissed by
Judge Rix yesterday morning for want OF
prosecution.
Young Jessup, who is the son Of one of
the principal contestants in the famous
Jessup will case. says that he took the
purse be was accused OF stealing and threw
1t out of window. 1t contained only 10
cents. and he took it for joke.
The morning call., 1892-08-25
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD S. S. co.

SPREE, HAVEL. LAIN. TRAvE, SAALE
ALLER, ELDER, EMS, wERRA, FULDA,
ELBE, KAISER WILHELM II.
New York, Southampton, Bremen. The fast ex-
press steamers OF this company sail TUES
DAY and SATURDAY.. landing passengers in
southampton in 71a days less from New Y ork
These steamers celebrated for their speed and
the comfort afforded passengers.
ROBERT CAPELLE. Gen. Agent for Pacific Coast,
lis Montgomery St., under Occidental Hotel. Saa
Francisco ja7 1y THU
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co,

DIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ESes.
IL Francisco for ports in A 'aska 9 a. NJ. S2sSzkas
September and October 8, -.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
August "a Sept. aud oct, l. o. IL. is, u, 20.
For Eureka. humboldt Bay. Wednesdays. a "
For Santa Aua. Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth aud fifth day. A. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles,
Santa Barbara and san Luis Obispo, every fourth
and fifth day at IL A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico. first OF each month.
Ticket Ofhce-Palace Hotel, New MOntg gomePy st.
GOoDALL, PERKINS & Co, General Agents.
II 10 Market st. San Francisco,
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CUNARD LINE.
New York to Liverpool, via Queenstowu.
from Pier 40, North River.
1AS1 Ia RESS MAIL SERYIUs
Etruria. Aug. ~ $3.50 AM Etfura. Sept "a, 80 AM
Servia. Sept. 3, 40 PM Servia, Oct. l...... Noon
UmDrta, Sept. 10, 8 100 AN umbrla Oct. 8. 200 AM
Aurania, Sept II. 2:O0 eM Aurania Oct. Is, 100
Cabin passage. $50 and upward; second cabin
$35. steersge tickets TO and from ali parts OF
Europe at very low rates. For freight and passage
opply at c0mpany's nice4 Bowling Green, ,NewYorx
VERNON IL. BROWN Il Co, General Agents
Good accommodation always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DIMOND ~ co,
Jy2f TuThSa Agents. san Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-08-25
The stock Exchange.

AT an executive session of the San Fran
cisco Stock Ex change held yesterday n
motion to abolish the insurance Of $500 on
the life OF each member was carried by a
large majority.
The morning call., 1892-08-25
FOR PORTLAND &AST0RIA, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM <9sa-
il Ocean Diyisiol-and PACIFIC COAST %s43X
STEAMSHIP COMPANY viii dispatch from Spear
street wharf at 10 A NJ. for the above ports OF
their Al iron steamships viz:
STATE OF CALlFURNIA-Augus 81, Septem-
Der 2. Ia %.
C0LUMBIA-August IT. %, September o, %.
OREGON-August 13, rs, September g. Is. 80
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diyerglng lines for all points IA Oregon,
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska. Idaho.
Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and to Europe.
Fare to Portland-Caoin. SIG; steerage. $S; round
trip, cabin, $50.
Ticket ofhces-I Montgomery street and Palace
Hotel. New Montgomery street.
Ere light Office, 700 California street
G0ODALL, PERKINS & CO.. Supt Ocean Line
ltf 10 Market street san Francisco.