The morning call., 1892-05-22
SEA AND SHORE.
Arrival If The Oceanic From
China and Japan.
HsthsriugtOn and Wife Among the PasseH-
gers-The City CT Peking sails-Lat-
est Waterfront News

The Paci0c Mail 0Ock pI6S6Bteu very
busy scene all day yesterday. The arrival
Of the Mail steamer Oceanic from China
and Japan and the departure of tie City OF
Peking within a few hours of each other
accounted for the unaceust0med stir Tie
Oceanic made a splendid passage. only haV-
inc 10 slow down once for a triaing break
age in her machinery. She brought 5o
cabin and 400 steerage passengers, and the
trip from Yokohama only occupied Il days.
u hours and . minutes.
Among the cabin passengers were: Ad-
miraI Sir T. Richards, r, N; Flag Lieuten-
ant Nicholson, l. N; Secretary John Car
Isle r. N; Captain Edmund Poe, T. N;
Surgeon-captain Burrowes, r. n; Dr. @.
II. Tripler, DR.. 4. B. Stockham. Rev. and
Mrs. J. F. HOlcomb and Rev. I. j. Cole.
The most noteworthy among the passengers.
however, were the notorious Lieutenant J.
II. Hetheriugton and wife. This couple
we're almost ostracizsd on the voyage by
their fellow passengers, and to show ms
gratitude toward the press, who fought for
him through thick and thin when ne killed
the young Englishman. Cover Robinson,
his treatment of the representatives ol the
san Francisco newspapers this morning was
nothing less than brutal and blackguafdiy'
OUGHT TO HAVE BEEN DUCKED.
/ lie man ought 10 nave btCu Ll4Atfft
overheard and given ducklng IN the pay,
said one of the spectators OF his conduct
Yesterday "When aTepOrIer from an even
ING papeT aCcOsted him politely he Tepled
with an oath, 1 don't want to see You OF
men of your class. on and your paper can
90 to - and he named a place supposed
70 be very hot. Roughly pushing the re-
porter aside, lie rushed away, ny, tney
ought to have kept and hanged man Ike
that in Japan" HetheTingt0n' behavior
was the subject Of sc0rnful comment all
day among the various employees on the
Tie Oceanic brought over I6j Japanese,
I6l men. women and a boy. All these
were being Tigidly examined by the M
migration inspectors, and about 90 were
uaSSed Yesterday; the examination IS oelns
conducted very closely and II may take sew
eral days as yet. When the men have 0een
examined and passed upon they are Still ue-
famed but segregated from the Oth6lS, so
tbat there is no danger Of any one passing
over coin TO the others awaiting lnterroga-
ton, and thus enabling them 10 comply Win
the requirements OF the statute. mere
were some wonderfully the specimens OF
japanese fowls aboard, and q lot OF euTlos,
consigned TO various collectors IN this city.
THE CITY OF PEKING.
The CITY of Peking cleared at 40 yester-
day afternoon and attracted huge crowd
Of Chinese sightseers. SeYenty-siX Chinese
cOmelv Young girl who has snent many
months in the Alameda County Jail. Sey-
eral carloads Of men and women who were
returned 10 the CITY have sHed out WrltS OF
habeas corpus. The ship looked very taUt
and Trim and the officers seem confident OF
making Z fast and pleasant voyage
Captain DCsc0ll reported yesterday that
no new cases of smallpox had broken out
On Angel lslard and the quarantned per-
sens VIII all be let cut next Friday Il all
goes well.
The steamer Gipsy is lying on the Mer-
chants drydOck Piper x Aden5 new
sc0W-sJh00ner Shasta arrived from Beuicia
yesterday. She is one Of the largest vessels
of her class and Will ply on the bay and
river
piledTjyer on section Of the SeaWall, IS
being continually annoyed by young hood
luus climbing over and interfering with
his RATS and machinery. During tie past
few davs lie has checked his tHTmentOrs
somewhat by giving them good ducking.
Yesterday he swung an impudent young
messeuEer-bUy into the water, and after the
b07 had been fshel cut he speedily con-
vinced Bob that be was perfect master Of
exceedingly choice English.
4 DUCEING.
P. Maloncy. who drives dumpcart 9, had
g narrow escape at sect on CI the SeaWaH
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock, lie was
tory 20 dumping some rock when IL came
out suddenly. MaIoney lost his balance and
fell head over heels into deep water He
was quickly rescued and escaped with
dUcsing.
The steamer NeWbern arrived yesterday
from Guaymas and other Mexican ports.
She made a very nne passage and brought
Is cabin passengers and 81 IN tie steeTage.
Among the cargo were 80 live turtles Of
gigantic size, and SlS9,025 worth OF treasure
IN coin and bullion.
The new pilot schooner Bonita has made
q successful trip down from Port Bakeey.
arriving yesterday afternoon. She IS lying
of the L0mb Td-stTeet wharf and IS built on
very graceful lines.
The bark Arkwright viii tow to sea TO-
day the ship w +. Babcock will 60 TO Sau-
salio today to lie up and the bark Cory
rhene to sea. The bark Palmyra toWs 10
F0isom-street whaIf to load lumber and the
bsrkentue !. u. Griffiths and the ship
Dashjug Wave 90 70 sea tnis morning. The
snip Big Bonanza tOwed to Alameda last
evening