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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-27
NEW CAR LINE

TOR SALE OR RENT-The best situated and
Il most commOdious feed barn In the city,
now occupied by Nye Morgan as boarding.
liyeFy and feed stable; also store building.
suitable for almost any kind Of business. Win
basement. suitable Tor business or storage.
Enquire OF Remmelt koning or Peter olmari.
care DeGraaf. Nrieling \ Co. ZStf
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THOSE TALL SMOKEsTACKS.

Local ShipbuiIders Think There Is Q
Mistake In the Figures.
Local shipbuilders are inclined to THINK
that there is some mistake in the flgures
sent ON from Washington in reference TO
the height of the smokestacks of the TWO
warships to be built. Proposals were issued
recently tor two new ships, each OF when
is to be fitted with three smokestaeks loO
feet high.
These figures will make the stacks at least
forty feet higher than any in use on navai
or merchant ships. The idea, it is said. is
to do away with The force draft under which
vessels steam when making speed. L nat
this can be accomplished with stacks 100
feet high is not disputed, but the question Is
whether or not they can be managed sue
cessfully.
An employee of the Union Iron Works ex-
pressed doubt as TO the accuracy oil the
figures. He said that the higher the STACK
the better draft it created. but three columns
of iron 100 feet high would have tendency
TO make the ship topheayy, The speclhca,
tons for the new cruisers will not be Issued
until November l.
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CLEVER BRUIN BRUISERS.
How Two Bears Fought to a
Finish.
A JUDGES PREDICAMENT.
Borne on on the Back Of Fleeing Ursine,
He Gives Rare Exhibition Of
Bsar-back Riding.

Corbett and Sullivan, impersonated by
two bruins of the black-bear species. en-
gagged in fight yesterday afternoon al
Golden Gate Park.
The two principals. stripped TO the toes
Dy the removal of collar and chain. entered
the ring in an evenly matched condition so
Aar as 1t regarded weight. height and
proves.
The ring consisted of an oval basin filed
with water in the yard attached to the
Casino.
John kreling was timekeeper ana referee,
ana choice cOterie of leading citizens who
sought the cool breezes of the park to escape
the hot political atmosphere downtown
ranged themselves about as spectators.
Both Bear Sullivan and Bear Corbett ex-
niDited grave signs of their rapid approach
toward civilization by their earnest de-
ineahor and close attention to Marquis OF
Queens0erry rules.
lhey fought in the recognized fashion
anu during the first few rounds they dis
prayed that cautiOusness which is
prominent feature of the contests between
human prlze-f fighters.
lhey parted and ducked as they stood on
tneir hind feet, and occasionally one would
get a clever blow in on the others Jaws
III The seventh round they engaged in
earnest and their repeated whacks at each
spectators
=. Inc spectators encouraged and enthused
.he uisine pugilists, who apparently en-
loyed the shouts which their performances
brought forth.
Inc tenth, twelfth, thirteenth and four
seehsh rounds were quickly fought without
any damage to either bear.
At last. Ia the fifteenth round, Bear Suli-
van ueliveTed side cut on his antagonists
hoSe, when caused the blood to flow.
me injured pugilist forgot Quee sberry's
!ules Iof the moment and essayed to get in
me regulation bear hug on his rival Break
away shouted Prosecuting Attorney Col
toh ana johnny Kenny simultaneously, and
the order was obeyed
N the eighteenth round Bear Sullivan
hhu scored triumph and his rival gno-
ihllniousiy showed the white feather by flee
Ing from the ring
IN It's night the animal blindly ran afoul
VI Wel-known Police Judge and by some
uiuiscoverabie means succeeded in getting
that judicial officer astraddle of its back.
thinking that it was bearing the other
pear away from the scene of its trumphs
dicial burden.
The mounted Police Judge never forgot
his dignity for the nonee, but his ashen face
Appealed 70 The sympathy of the crowd as
back NV
Ihe neelnS bruin was at last driven TO a
corner ana relieved Of its judicial burden.
IL Is Claimed that if the Judge can ride his
ticket as well as he did the bear lie Will be
Tue most popular man in town.
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CANINE DEPRAVITY.
A Dog That IL Trained to Steal Morn
ing Papers.

Ing Papers.
The residents of the Mission, from
Twelfth street out to Twenty-frst. between
Valencia and Howard. are sending in loud
complaints 10 the police of the disappear
ance OF milk-eans, loaves Of bread and the
morning papers.
The frequent disappearance Of these
articles has caused the greatest inconveni-
ence. Breakfast without bread is somewhat
unpalatable and coffee without the Tactical
sweetener is calculated TO arouse ones
temper like tread on favorite corn. But
the morning paper found missing when one
has leaped out OF warm bed and wandered
in his nightshirt to the front door! Who
can describe the Irritation of being COM
PEELED to return to bed without it?
GrumbllDg does but family express 1t.
Yet all this the residents of the Mission
have been putting up with for some weeks
Hundreds OF papers have disappeared and
the extensive circulation OF THE CALL in
the Mission is proved by the complaints
made of the disappearance OF the city
| cleanest paper.
The culprit. who Is guilty of these varl.
| Gus thefts, is known and 500 reward has
been offered Tor his capture. He has been
| spotted on several occasions. but the men
| who saw him, being in undress, were un.
| able to 60 into the street. A perfect de-
| scription OF the man has been given to the
police, and it is only a question Of time
| when he will be run down,
What renders the case strange Is the fac
| that the man seen is not the real culprit
| although he is responsible for the numer
| Gus offenses. The real culprit is large
| dog, which accompanies the man and which
| obeys his directions. The dog has beer
educated in criminaIity. and is good illus.
| tration of deprayed animal intelligence.
The man Is an elderly looking person
/ ad in afah all pah ND
him walks dog, which 's said ~ be
Scotch terrier. The man srill see thai 10
coast Is clear and then say TO bis dos:
"Catch 'en. csfen EN-. 1t the same tins
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was dismal failure as financial PROPOSE
ton. Reeds recognized ability was of no
avail. for after years publication the
Penny Press suceumbed. Reed had in
vested his all in the venture aud had in
Cured an Indebtedness OF thousands of
dollars.
Reed had his life insured for $4,000, paying
the premium on it for a number of years in
advance.
The policy he assigned to the paper firm.
A few years ago Mr.. Reed removed to
California and took up his home with rela-
tives living in this city.
Mr.. SWEET also came on to California a
few months ago. having years previously
severed his connection with the Cincinnati
paper firm
A few weeks ago Reed died, in his eighty
third year, at the residence Of his family,
$40 Twenty-frst street.
Proofs OF death were made out and certi-
fed to.
Yesterday SWEET collected $1,000 on Reeds
lie insurance policy, which amply satisfied
the debt of years ago and all the expense he
had been at in keeping up the policy.
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main portion being three stories, with base
meDt and attic, and all of solid brick. The
ground cost nearly ST. 600 and the building
S150.000, without furnishings.
These latter cost the home nothing, as
they are donated by the different lodges and
individuals. Harmonic Lodge No. 1874 Of
Brooklyn has furnished the schoolroom /;
Rebecea District Of New York, feminine
lodge. the nursery; Teutonia Degree Lodge
No. 50 OF New York the dining-room Grand
Treasurer Charles 4. Weir will furnish the
Office, while the remainder viii be c0ntri-
buted by the other lodges The money for
the new building was raised through fair,
held in Tammany Hall April to Is, when
$4,000 was netted; from the proceeds of
the June and July festivals and from say
ings in the treasury. The home is for aged
members Of the order and their wives and
for children Of deceased members. Itstands
monument to the benefcenee of the Ger
man Odd Fellows Of Ne W York State.
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JUDGE CAMPBELL ANGRY.
Decisions Are Not Announced
in Advance.
Peculiar Rumors Cause an Attorney to Be
Cited for Contempt-Cini Held on
Charge of Perjury.

Acting Police Judge Campbell has been
angry. very angry, for several days. The
cause of his wrath arose from rumors eircu-
lated in connection with the Cini perjury
case.
George W. Cini recently caused the arrest
of c. S. Rizzini on a charge of embeZziing
$50 from the Italian Publishing Company.
After his acquittal on the charge RiZZini
swore to a complaint charging Cini with
perjury.
Ali the evidence against Cini was heard
by Judge Campbell, and the case taken uG-
der advisement.
Then it was that the Judge began to hear
rumors that he intended to dismiss the case.
He had lot made up his own mind about
the charge. and he marveled greatly at the
rumors Finally he heard something def
mite. 1t was that a certain attorney, con-
nected with the case, b0asted OF having the
courts decision in his pocket.
Judge Campbell made little investiga-
ton of his own, and it resulted in his citing
Attorney R0ssi to appear yesterday and
show cause why he should not be punished
for contempt When the matter came up
Z. Boitano, q broker, testified against
Rossi. He said that he heard Rossi say
that no had letter from the court saying
that the charge against Cini would be dis
missed.
Attorney Rossi vigorously denied that he
had ever claimed to have received such
letter, or of having boosted that he had the
courts decision in his pocket.
II was sitting in restaurant in the Clay
street Market" said Rossi, when sworn,
land L. Boitano entered. To him | said
that believed my client would be acquit-
ted. / never said anything about letter
from the court Your Honor knows very
well that you never wrote such letter to
me-"
"Of course, l know that" said Judge
Campbell. There may have been sem con-
versation about this case and it have been
misunderstood. If IL was clear that any
person made such a remark or boast
would nflict the heaviest penalty. The
contempt proceedings are dismissed
''As u matter of course, these contempt
Or oceedings will have no bearing upon the
decision | will now render in tue Clni case.
| am satisfied the crime of perjury was CON-
mitted and think it matter for q. jury to
pass upon. / therefore hold the defendant
to answer in the Superior Court and set his
bonds in the sum of $1,000"
Attorney Ross is greatly agitated over the
case. He says that his enemies trumped up
the charge against him IN order to influence
the court against his client.
One OF the salt deposits in, Nevada in
which a shaft for mining has been sunk
covers an area Of more than 1900 acres.
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Captain Mills of the British steamship
ChaTng Cross, which arrived here last
night from Havana. reports having sighted
the bow on the 18th inst, bearing south
twenty-four miles east, about forty-three
miles from Fenwick Island. The wreck lay
In an upright position, partly out OF water.
with bowsprit and ibboom standing and
with portions of the torn sails flying. This
is the latest report Of this partly submerged
danger,
Tie collision between the Trave and the
TAYLOR took place on the night Of June %
in dense fog. The Taylor was severed
in two amldships by the keen steel bow OF
the Traye. but, fortunately, only one of the
crew lost his life, the balance being rescued
bv the boats lowered from the Traye. The
accident occurred in latitude 1919, longitude
6S. 80 or about 200 miles southeast from
Natucket Island.
Thence the forward and after parts sep
arated and drifted in entirely different direc
lions, due perhaps to The different areas
thev presented TO winds and ocean currents
This drift OF the two ends is deem e
nniuue in the history Of shlpwrecks liz
SITTER end was evidently Influenced more ~
the wind than the bow portion, whose ecarss
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP GO.

THROUGH line TO NEW YORK. WA PANAMA
Steamers will sail at NOON on the 5ta. zsys
18th and 25th OF each month calling ar <s.SyZ
various ports OF VI sxIco and Central America
Through line saiiingS- ctober 18th. S. City OF
sydney: october 25th. S. San JOSEF November
5th, SIS San Juan.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH. calling at Mazatsn. san Bias. Nanzanilio.
Acapulco, Port Angel, Sallua Cruz, ronas. -Sta
benito. ocos, Champerieo, San Joss de Guatemala
Aeslutla, La Libertad, La Union. AmapalA Cori4sA
khn Juan del Sur and Punta Arenas
Way line saiIing-tetooer 18TH, at IL O'CLOCK
noon. SIS Co ina
When the regular sailing date falls on suafay
steamers Will be dispatched the following Monday
JAfAN ANO CHINA LINE
FOR 1OKOHAMA AND H0NG-KOy3
Connecting st Yokohama with steamers Tor
Shanghai. aud at Hong Kong for East IndlsS
Straits. ETC.:
JeIu.. Saturday, october 8, at
City OF Rio de sanero. Saturday, Nov 5, at NJ.
City OF feklag, SATURDAY, NOv 26. at 2 P.
China (vla Honolulu) Tuesday Dec g. at r. NJ
Round-trip tickets 70 Yokohama and return vi
duced rates.
For Freight or Passage apply st the omca csrau
First and Brannan streets.
branch Once-202 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER. General Agent
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Important Mass-Meeting.

There will be mass-meeting Of both
ladies and gentlemen in the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall, 232 Suffer
street, tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Professor David Starr Jordan. president OF
will be short addresses by Captain r. Kelso
Carter, Rev. w. w. Case. DID, and others.
William Russell Hervey. recently from
Milan, pupil OF Lamperti, will sing. This
will be a large and important meeting. The
service will begin promptly at o'clock, and
will be in the interest of young men of this
CITY and State
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FOR PORTLAND &AST0RIa, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM R<a
i Ocean DivisiOn-and PACIFIC COAST EESEX
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear
wharf, at 10 NJ for the above ports one or
their Al iron steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIFURNIA-Sept 20, Oct ., ~,
Nov J, 10, IS, Dec. z 10. 81.
oREGON-Sept SO, oct. IL, "a, Nov. 5, II, 20,
Dec. IL, %.
and other diyergng lines for all points in oregon,
washington, British Columbia, Alaska, Idaho
Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east aud south and to Europe,
Fare to Portand-CaDin, SIS; steerage. IS; round
trip, cabin, $50. -,
Ticket ofices-l Montgomery street aud Palace
Hotel 4 New Montgomery street.
Ere light ONCE 200 California street
8ooDALL, PERKINS Il Co, Supt. Ocean Line.
Market Francisco
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nointing to the steps where be has seen til,

pointing to the steps where be has seen the
articles to be stolen.
The Scotch terrier at once darts up the
steps, and speedily returns to the man Win
the article between his teeth. when ne
drops at the feet OF his master.
Those who have seen the dog say that ne
seems TO have knowledge that he is dong
wrong, and will glance furtively around to
see that nobody Is watching him.
The man is supposed to sell the papers
that he collects. From the watch that IS
being put upon him his career as paper
thief will not be long
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A MYSTERY OF THE SEA.
Two Parts of the Same Wreck Drift In
Widely Different Directions.
PbiiadeInhfa Record

In the varied twists Of the Atlantic
Oceans currents the remnants of the
British ship Fred B. Taylor, wrecked in June
last, have had queer journey through the
waters. A special bulletin has been issued
by the United States photographic Office
at Washington, ID. G., to warn navigators
as well as TO show the remarkable drift Of
the vessels bow and stern.
She was run down and cut in two of
Georges Shoals by the North German Lloyd
steamship Trave on June % last. The bow
of the vessel is now drifting off the coast
between Cape Henlopen and the Five
fathom Bank lightship. The stern has
found resting place near Cape Porpolse,
Oh the New Hampshire coast
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CnMpaGNlE GENERALE

n n = ~ -
French Line to Havre.
CoMPANY'S PIER (NEw), AZ Noh m A6H4e
~ River foot or Morton sc. Travellers W SSs1esS
this limo void both transit by English railway ana
the discomfort OF crossing the ehshnei III Aii
boat 1.r
Ia Saturday, Oct 10Th, l0:SO A. II.
r. 'iR.oIiiRGoGNE Capt Leboeuf. ...............
La Doo Saturday, Oct %, A 80 A. NJ
'-1> ~ ...... saturday, Oct. 29th, 100 A. NJ
Ia GASCOGNE, Santelll.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
...,......... saturday, Nov. 6th, 100 a. N.
Az For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET, Agent.
No. Bowling Green, New York.
j. F. FUGAzf CO., Agents, Montgomery ave-,
San Francisco.
Branch ONCE 19 Montgomery street.
r. S.-AH steamers of this line will make the SER
vice between Cherbourg and New York instead OF
Havre, commencing on Saturday. until further
notice aust tt
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN Ra
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska NJ. szssE&
September and October 8, y.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports.
Oct ], g. IL. IS. u, 20, 81 Nov and Dec. g. 10, To-
20, 20 ana 80.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay. Wednesdays, A. NJ.
For Santa Ana. Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth aud fifth day. A.
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 Onice-Paaee Hotel, New Montgomery st.
G00DALL PERKINS & CO. General Agents,
10 Market francisco,
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GRAVITATI0NAL ATTRACTION.
Its InsiguificanGe Compared With Elec-
tricity and Magnetism.

From common experience we are apt to
hold exaggerated notions Of the power Of
gravity. Not until we compare 1t with
other attractive forces. such as magnetism
or electricity. do we appreciate how trivial
it really is.
The fundamental experiments In elec-
tricity and magnetism, known to men for
more than 1000 years. of lifting light bodies
by rubbed amber and iron filings by means
of loadstone, demonstrate at once their in
comparably greater power.
If. for instance, the attracting body had
the moderate dimensions of a hand speci-
men of amber or loRdstone, we should re.
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H0N0RED AT HIS DEATH.

A. b SWEET Is Repaid a Debt After a
Very Long Wait.
A. b. SWEET, the agent of paper COM
pany In Oakland, has been paid debt of
over twenty years standing.
Nearly quarter OF century ago SWEET
was a partner in one OF the largest whole
sale paper.houses In Cincinnati.
during the course Of the firms business
they supI lied the Penny sPress, daily
Journal published in that city, with paper.
The Penny Press. started by Henry Reed.
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Never Knew what Struck Him.

Daniel Ryan was taken to the Receiving
Hospital yesterday and entered on the reg
lister as suffering from a lacerated scalp.
Later it was discovered that his skull was
fractured. He was unable to account for
his condition when found at BIC Sansome
street. but 1t was presumed from the po-
siton of the injuries that the man had been
assaulted and had fallen while under the
influence of liquor.
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GERMAN ODD FELLOWS.
Their Handsome Orphan Asylum and Old
Folks Home.

lftW TUX IAtLUIutI.
German Odd Fellows all over the State are
greatly interested in the completion of the
new Orphan Asylum and Od Folks Home
st Unionport, in the township of Westches-
ter. The home has been in existence as a
retreat for the aged for six years, but now
il has accommodations for 200 children and
20 old persons, whereas before only 40 per-
sons could be housed.
The new and handsome building sits in
the midst Of beautiful lawn and forest Of
seven and a half acres, six miles from
Harlem bridge. and is reached by the Har-
en- E-l.rQad tefS a. Nest, then by stage
one nile. Where once there was nothing
but an lnpretentious frame house is now a
structure with a frontage of 80 feet, the
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CuNARD LINE.
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINw WALL ~.
y fortnightly for the West Indies and GS&S&{
SOUTHAMPTON calling on route at Chcroourg,
FRANCE and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through Bs of Lading. in connection with the
Pacific Mall s. Co, issued for freight and treasure
10 sisroct ports ia fiug and and Germany.
Through tickess from San Francisco 10 Plymouth,
Cberbourg. Southampton. Fitst-cass. Sl95s third
class xa9 50. For further particulars Apply 20
q RARHQTr 4 CO.. Agents, 30t califSfnsA ~
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All Sizes to Match Your Purse.
Your grandfather's shoes are not more
useless than footwear that doesn't fit.
Shoes must differ to suit different feet.
Prices differ too, and we are making big
difference in this respect in favor of buyers.
We can suit your purse just as we'll as We
can your feet and we guarantee a perfect
fit in both respects. You can't make mis-
take in buying this shoe any more than you
can get misft. 1t always pays to putyour
feet in the right kind Of shoe and you
can't get nearer to the right kind of foot
wear than our So 90 SHOE. 1t is Just
the shoe you require 10 style, material and
price; it's handsome. durable and cheap
aud shoe uniting these three points cannot
easily be surpassed.
SULLIVAN'S SHOE STORE,
Pioneer Building, 20 Fourth Street,
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STEAMERS FOR STOCKTON

7 FAVE WASHINGTON-ST WHARF DAILY
IL except Sunday, at r.
Steamer j. ID. Peters-Monday wednes day aud
Friday. Steamer Mary Garratt-Tuesdsy, Thurs
day and Saturday.
CALIFORNIA NAvIGATIoN AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY jyI0
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quire 1t o be of so dense material as to
weigh 1,0M000,0O0 pounds instead of few
pounds, as usual. in order that its gravita-
tional attraction should equal that of either
of the two Torres mentioned 1t is obvious,
therefore, thatthe imposing nature Of the
force OF gravis, as equally compared with
other attractive Isrces, is due not to Its SUI
perior qualitative magnitude. but TO the
enormous masses VI the bodies which ex-
ercise it.
Thus. while 1t r0uires The use Of the
most delicate torsi0i balance to demon
strate even the mutual attraction between
small and large sphere of lead, yet
where enormous massts, such as the earth,
are concerned the attraction exerted by one
hemisphere upon the cher probably ex-
ceeds force of 500 pounis per square inch
over surface whose radiB is 1900 miles.
! An agent of New York Bible society re-
| ports that in canvassing LIE County he
| found l55 families who had never seen q
| Bible.
:. Doneherknow that more eHeuine cssafort can b
| extracted from piece OF whites AAeatan Gum
than from any otter CONNECTION ever ~ upon thu
-
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE SPLENDID 3OO0-ToN STEAMERS xseEa.
L OF this line. carrying United States, S2zsSH
Hawaiian and Colonial mails sail from Folsom-SG
Wharf as under:
FOR HONOLULU. AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY
bIRECE
SIS. ALAMEDA FRIDAY, october ID, at 2 2. "
FOR HONOLULU ONLY,
SIS. AUSTRALIA, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 20 at 2 PM
For freight and passage apply at once, 321 Mar.
ket street j. ID. SPkECKELS BROS. Co,
26tf General Agents