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CONTRACTORS Ans rrx.Dlso.
A F1ae Up TOR Evacuation nay on the Grim.
tnal Coarts-strlke s Elsewhere.

A FIae Up Tor Evacuation Day on the GRIM
insi Courts-sssrikes Elsewhere.
There ia probability that the series Of
strikes by the Board OF Walking Delegates
against tho Pelham Hod Hoisting company
will be practically settled to-day. The dele-
Rntes caught the employers when trade was
opening UP and a great number Of buildings
were In hand. number OF employers agreed
to order the Pelham hod .hoisting engines to
be taken away yesterday. and new strikes
were ordered on several buildings. Taken al
together between 1000 and 5000 men. IL is
computed. have been affected by the present
strikes
J. NJ Cornell sent letter to tho Board
OF Walking Delegates yesterday stating that
Mr.. Pelham was willing to arbitrate the differ
ences between the delegates and the Brother
hood OF Hod Hosting Engineers. The dele
gates sent word that they did not recognize
tho Brotherhood rs labor union. and that
the fight was against the Pelham Hod Hoist
ing Company. strike OF $50 men was or
dered at the AfaH and EXPIRES, building. where
Contractor, Wells had nor. union men en-
ployed, and strikes were ordered on a number
Dawson 4, Archer. the contractors for tho
new criminal courts: told Delegate ltooney Of
the The blue g, stone cutters IN the morning that
glnes with the engines OF Edeimeyer & Nor
gan: hoopsy S9,mmpnicated this fact to tho
u
committee which went to see tho Pelham
engines taken out The removal OF the Pei.
ham engines was witnessed ny a crowd. and
when they were taken away Delegate Rooney.
amid cheers. got windlass and tackle and
raised f,.e American flag over the building.
inc REMAIN engineers and the Pelham en-.
glnes were afterward cleared out OF buildings
at 11Sth street between Eighth and Ninth
where Contractor Cross had men ut work.
Several building materials yards we're tied UP.
including those at Twenty-sixth street and tho
North River. Contractor Gallagher. who is
doing the work on the schoolhonse Mt Fifty
delegates that ho was willing to do away with
the Pelham engines.
Balmes. and johnson waited by appointment
on Contractor John II. Downey. They were told
that Contractor DarraCh was willing to take
out tho Pelham engines from the Waldorf Hotel
and tho new. power house of the broadway
Cable rood. The strikes on those buildings
and the New Netherlands Hotel are likely to
be declared of to-day This will lead to
speedy settlement OF the rest OF tho strikes.
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Court Calendars This Day.

ssYHxnR CouRr-GysSRAL TyRx-Nos 30 O., At, o.
g. CA.nlnHsIMotion calendar called at II O'Clock.
ter. No calendar. Part II.-Ciear. Nos 1893, 12DS
sat u.s. u.s. So sso s7o s5s U.s. iass LIS
1915 @ % s yss faI Mo-:
the term. Fart ICa.es from Part III. PartIv-Case
SuRRoGArEs COuRr.-No calendar. For probate-wills
e E"S:,s L1asooy Ao' Goddard 10 Nj Mary
Co.Mos fLEas-GEskRAL TEnx..AdIourned until April
e. r. "a. S? g. 10 Vs. aS H B. IS 4 T.
~ 81 81 81 90 q. x ~. -. ~ ~, % 81 So, 90.
n.hsa So. s 1874 a4i i47 Es1 is .od ss s s w.
1903 i!94 1905 1909; l56aX i5o7.. 1905 1900 1910
Cd tns.s from Part i. Fart IIi-clcar Cases from
s!rsn,ea Goysrs g 3. Lrnn-Mos II. 49, 10 2s
Nos o33 by5. $40. EQUiTr TERn.-Adjourned for Tho
iG5s 'f Part. "" and HSi
~: Iss. s9. Ss,. THE
ssos. ssis sss2 tosl 1857 sss ss47 TIA sSis
tsss S esq i isd s sa. s3 :7s n. @ s
tsss sss sass isis Sss s7as sss. sss7 s sus
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1850. Sos7. 9oss. 100; COIL So1s aotl. ,1as ao4s
Go4! 6ots. S0tn, nO3? s055. 0o56. to5I. @.s 80ha
Goi4 Go7T aoss, Iost aosS, sosS. 6osi. 6osa SosS
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BABY'S FACE WAS RAW
Distressing Itching Skin Disease Cured
in Ono Month bv the Cuticura
Remedies.

rash on his cheek. II spread on both checks
and chin. His face was raw. doctored with
Ynri0us remedies, but IL got no hefter NV
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Ie0al Hotires.

SoEsa af c@HAqH EEE sl1s
s x Sam q s nsi r. dss
lsn TSnrs!as aaiy %nsr."n rnafsioa ioais. MIA
q and anlss 81 a.! vii q Wsa SsuIs
an n% s Ssses: S, villa. y;
III! FksS g IA \ R:s
?, i!s,ly v TGsI.,on; dss.a.ed orsi %iIi.a VII:
any there be, being untnown to the psin;ia. d.
T ssa HiIE As%HK.%IaEp DEFENDANTS:
i91 are hereby summoned to answer the complaint
;s!s sHSs
wee and ease q you. f.iiufs sppsss o; aa.s:
x 81 4. you BY default
FREDERIC r Pc & Ho s''s.s.,
once S ssd Is Van stree.
~ Il s!is'?is ss.sss h'
ma there f Ss' s:fas Hstaoas
10 s dasa 81 '2 y Hs
Il. .na s cS" St Sn
Ds Il is Is. Eis.r d r b
Sssai1
sssIs q fpsBaas I originally MED
Ing to the respective rights Of the parties and II tap
pear that partition cannot b. made without great
prejudice 10 the then for sale OF tho following
described property, namely; Tho lot OF Land knowa
and distinEushod as number two hundred and ninety.
Pearl street the Of New York. containing n
breadth In front and each twenty-five I2b) fssS
and In length on each side ono hundred 900 feet -
the Same more or less
Dated New York city March 9Th, 1892.
FREDERIC DE p. FOsrRR
Plaintiffs Attorney
Is Wal street. Now York city.
CUPKENE COURT cry AND COUNTY OF NEW
y YORk-The National Bank OF Commerce In Esv
YORK against Rsbeccs T. WhitemAn. i'm pleSded vim
AonEoJ. WhitemAn and Others Summons
To tho above named defendant;
You arc hereby summoned to answer the complaint
IN this action and to serve copy Of your AnsveT on
tho plaintiffs attorney within twenty days AFTER che
service OF this sum exclusive Of tho day OF ssr
vice: and case OF your failure TO appear OF
Judgment VIII Be taken against you ~ default for thS
fe he LA at ipann, y ~ sS Complaint
BEkJANIN b. sILLIAAN, plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
omss .pd Poet once sddrssA 10. 81 Nassau street.
10 s.S.ces ks 4. 'Tfki..n.u.
ne forssoins summons 70 served upon you By pubi,
cation puss9ept 20 IN order OF the HoI, Charles III
one OF the Jusces OF the Supreme court Of the
state Of New York, dated the 27d day Of March isoT
ND on that dsy nsd With the complaint In the once q
ne Clsrk ofshs euprsms Court ~ the County Court
Dated ~ YsfS, E.sSsss ieSs.. ~ .'' ''''~
se ' 49, s''Saa e.: :';' *.
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comm Mt dis time. Rox
could catch a bloke
dead easy II she wuz
alone. but udder mems
kids amt fash'nable
At the extreme west
end Of the line OF bench
es. directly opposite the
Mayors Office. sat an
old. gray-haired man.
with heavy features.
who muttered softly to
himself. occasionally
looking toward the
Mayors corner OF the
City Hall, :.
said. and l come here
regulnr. in de spring
when I leave. and in do
fall when I come back.
! bids farewell to de
MavOr and hfa offloa-
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Public Ylotires.


ema,nx APRIL will close promptly in all eases) At
;Ja
s a':jsa~ S;s i''s5 ~Y;' f ss
sss%s4p ass'si. S:ssss% S!S% N
J!.reiro: p., s!samshiP Federation at r n for
d!ssag sss:,s " svip: s. sP
Geo ss y 1e?!Sasss ~ ITFs 70:
kfH ss4 S:w T5t &y
I'd q: sc
Gis1rGeT r at - n for Busteds per steamship
t!iP H." Sr3s1n n, for st.
G5oix .%a St Thomas Ne s., CTSix also Windx.
isrs to5 Slsnaas. Tfinidad: and Tobago must 10
tsiy sPH,n; p0,.uasl and Turkey per .tenmsp
sa% I.s
nsh,,:,,,.!s al Rs;:s per :!ss%;sip sa.is
Gs tusssH y.
sert. .,. for nu so'sssya sssa 'sH?
,nsa c :assssss.e GSfs'lG .p. 4so..a
Sc 1s1R.hI r. sp. .a ot ass
.,st Ma .Rss. III ;.s% IS
;ssE: s1gp sf ssf A.
ship GmoriA via Queenstown; att r. NJ for Scot
nna direct, Pc sts.m.9ip Anehoria yis Gasgoy
fS. iHs;9asrlnSds direct PR steamship 1aa,d.m
uAm II All ~ for InaHua. Cape HaytI Port de
rax Sonsives. and st. Marc. per steamship Della
sUNDAY.-At $50 4. u, for ProSreso. per steamship
Mexico ueStsrs for other parts OF Mexico must be
directed per Noxico"; at.3P. NJ for Costa RcA
via Limon. per steamship liispAnia, from New Or
steamer from Halifax.
Malls for Hawaiian Islands per steamship Australia
from San Prancisco). close here daily up April
soN 30 7. y. Malls for China and Japan per
ssisr,m,hiP Gaelic ,om San pr.2ci'soi close here
i,sisa New w. t:.snai .T.,lsn | ana Samoan
s,;c 90 sG;s here SS.y Sp Apr "a a
with British malls for australia Malls Tor tho 30
sisfo. close I:is dsiIy up q April ~. ssoP.I;
Mails for NEWFOUNDLAND. BY rail- TO Halifax. and
thence BY steamer close at this once daily at 80
d. Malls tor MiQuelon. by rail to Boston. and
thence BY steamer close al this once daily - SiDO
~. Malls for Cuba, by rail to tampa FlA and
thence by steamer (sailinR AondAys Thnrsdays and
Eaturdays. close sc this office daily at 80 A. ~
Malls for Mexico overland unless special addressed
500 A. NJ.
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mo mother .sI advised ,sis,,si ms, ms !"
REMEDIES. / used
thom faithfully. and
IN ono week the boy
looked better. In ono
month lie was cured.
and now he H. three
yenrs old and M
sigma Of II returning.
Tho child was 40 bad
! had to ito him in u
pillow case. md min
his hands down so
TINT Ito could not
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roads Of the country. Undershirt Jim. accus.
toned though he Is to dreaming OF summers
plrnsurc reused hfmse and snld.
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EARENkLL 10 anK car.

Last Look at CITY Hall Park.
A banana peelina lay backing in the sun at
the foot Of the fountain In City Hall Park. At
noon yesterday a figure ragged and worn
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sion. He had insured warm weather for six
months.
The benches in City HILL Park we're crowded.
and THAR occupa MIA VI tch I'D with interest the
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ROXY AND THE BABY.

Before ono Stops over on de present or on
de future he better screw his nut around to de
past. BY de past in dis case mean de Just
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Cuticura Resolvent

Tho new Blood and Skin Purifier. internally,
md CuTiCultA. the great Skin Cure. and
CUTlCURA SOAP. an exquisite Skin Bcauti-
cure every disopse md humor Of the skin,
scalp. and blood. with loss Of hnir, from in
fancy to age. from pimplcs to scrofula.
Sold everywhere. Price. CUTICURA, Soc:
SOAn DE; HESOLVENT. 81. Prepared "
PONATION Boston.
So Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases"
Va pages. administrations. and 100 testimonials.
VNDI y lCTIClKA SnAF. Ah.nlnielY nlirs -
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RHEUMATIC PAINS

SRX In minute the S'utics,ra. A ~.
~\ Pain HlHs CO. relieves rheu matte, aciatir
MN hin. kidney. chest. and muscular mains and
4 ~ Weaknesses. Price Csc.
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the CIITlCURA REMEDIES / .reromnend
CuTlCuRA whenever / can. would DO
pleased to SOC my one and talk to them Of the
good it las done nv boy.
Coytesville. Fort Lee r. o., Nj
N. B,-My husband Is President Of tho Prosch
!Msnp,n an l, Company proprietors Of tho
shutters. $50 Broome street Nav Y osE rrity
He, disl likes undesirable notoriety. hut Is
willing to make sacrifices to benefit others.
and nssents TO this testimonial to encourage
the use OF CUTICURA. and thus bring relief
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however. edged close and watched her with an
eaGer. anxious expression on their faces. Tho
woman glanced at no one save the baby.
Finally Pink Whiskers explained:
alone wild de- kid. 1t WIZ q reRular upper cut,
The morning call., 1892-10-10
COLUMBUS DAY.
LETTER From Archbishop Kiordan to
the Catholics


the Catholics.
The following is copy OF letter ad-
dressed by the Most Reverend Archbishop
p. w. Riordan to the clergy throughout the
diocebs and IL relates to the celebration of
Coluhbus day by the Catholics. The letter
was read at mass in all the Catholic
churches Of this city yesterday:
Our Holy Father Pope Leo XIII, in his letter
OF June 16. DEGREES that on the 18Th OF October
or the following Sunday. October 49, solemn
m So OF the most holy trinity shall be celebrated
In all cathedral and collegiate churches In
thanksgiving 10 God for the blessings which
have come 10 us from the discovery OF this con-
tinent the four hundt ed n anniversary OF which
We comm mOIae this month In his letter
dated September he allows the celebration 10
be held on Ffiday, the 81 ST OF Ocl ober, and on
that day grants a dispensation from the alb
stInence.
am confident that our Catholic people of all
naiioBaiIlies Viii enter into the spirit of this
great event with an enthusiasm PROMPTED 10y the
highest motives OF patriotism aud religion As
citizens OF a great and prosperous country II Is
our duty To raise our hearts In thank Sgi wing to
Almighty God for tie many blessings and pTivi.
leges which, through the discovery OF this new
world have been vouchsafed TO millions of the
human family ana 10 none in larger or more
fruitful measure than ourselves.
As Catholics our prayers and hymns VIII go
up TO the throne OF God mlngl with feelings
OF JOY. which is ours alone. hat the great
discoverer was devout aud loyal sou of our
spiritual mother, aud ever acuated not so much
by Spirit OF commercial en- erpfise as by a de-
sire 10 extend the kIngdom OF his Master and
bring the blessings of his faith 10 The jewellers OF
the New World.
We therefore order that on FRIDAY, october the
2lsiy the mass of The most holy Trinity be SOL
EMMY celebrated In the churches and chapes
OF tins diocese, aud after mass the Tie Deum'
De sung or recied in Thanksgiving 10 God for
the Blessings we commemorate. Solemn ponti-
neal mass will be celebrated in the Cathedral
- ch ard sermon suitable to the occasion
VIII pe preached. The services al the Cathedral
VIII b~gin al 1920 A. VI. AS we are DESTROYS OF
seeing all the priests OF The city. both diocesan
dhu regular, i'll tie sanctuary al the solemn
service, we recommend that the masses I'm
the parish churches be SAID al an earlier hour
IN the afternoon at 3 O'clock the children of
the different parishes under the guidance OF
Inell Snhday-scho0l teachers and at least one
PRIEST rom each parish, Will assemble In the
Sathedrdi 10 assist at beDedcton of tie most
pressed sacrament and take part in the singing
OF me lie Deum." As the Cathedral cannot
contain al The children, only the larger boys and
RIIs Oh the parishes, such as viii he selected by
theiI ~ st0tS, Will be admit ed to this service.
>, me Nland Opera house has been secured for
me evening when literary and musical en- ter
tainmenl viii be given.
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TRADES INAUGURATION.
Inc unions Opposed Thereto to Be Wis
tied To-Day.

me Unions Opposed Thereto to Be Wis.,
tied To-Day.
Inc committee of seventy-fve from San
francisco and two from Sacramento. ap-
pointed at the recent meeting OF the COM
hiit'ees OF the various labor organizations
10 take the agitation of the scheme OF the
anna gamatlGn of the various trades unions
Oh thls city into one central body In hand.
mas decided to commence visiting the differ
ent unions to-day who are opposed TO the
scheme. There il strong feeling in favor
OF the amalgamatioD, and 1t is believed that
tne committee by personally visiting the
Opposing unions and explaining fully the
dement's to be derived from the accomplish
ment OF the scheme will be able to bring
them into the fold. The opposition
uu" ,i' chiefly from the unions connected
with the building trades
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SPECIMEN ATTRACTIONS !

BLACK SILK RIBBON DRESS FRONTS, 75c and 81 EACH
OSTRICH FEATHER TRIMMING. yard.
MARROW EDGINGS
COL0RED DRESS TRIMMING
BANDS beautiful patterns from4O
extrasp
GIMPS, patterns. wv
FURs MUFFs BoAs AND CHDRE SETS widths qualities styles
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PRlZE-FIGHT AT OCEAN VIEW.

Knockout IN tho Eleventh Round
After Bloody Battle.
A very bloody battle took place yesterday
between two Hayes Valley pugilists at
Ocean View. The men had bad blood be-
tween them as the result of barroom
fracas some days ago, and as both had
some pretensons to pugilistic science a
regular match was arranged.
A well-known sporting boniface and pool
seller was appointed referee. ring was
formed and the men fought stripped to the
buff with three-ounce gloves. It was a
battle for blood. there being lot of give
and take, the infghtiDg being especially
severe. Finally one OF the combatants was
punched out cold In the eleventh round and
his groggy opponent awarded the victory.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN I6ra.
IL Francisco for ports in Alaska A. NJ. G2sssAASs22
September and october 8. u.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
Oct O, H. i6. II, 20 81, Nov. and Dec. B, TO- 10
20, rs ahd 80.
For Eureka. Humboldt Bay. Wednesdays. 9 A NJ.
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth and NTH day. s 4. n.
FOR San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles
Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo, every fourth
and fifth day at i A. N.
For PORTS in Mexico. first OF each month.
Ticket Onice-Paace Hotel, New MONTGOMERY st.
GOODALL PERKINS & CO, General Agents.
/ Mark et st Francisco
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FIremsn Who slesn Well.

The members OF Engine Company 2, on
Bush street, are the happiest fremen In San
Francisco. 1t is owing 10 the comfort Of
their sleeping quarters, which are provided
with unusually good bedding. The fine bed
ding was present from the manager of the
California Hotel. next to the engine b ouse.
So grateful are the firemcn that they held
a company meeting Saturday night and re-
turned vote OF thanks to Manager Kinzler
OF the hotel for the acceptable gift.
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LICENSED TAXPAYERS.
The Union Holds n Picnic at Shell Mound
Park.

The San Francisco Licensed Taxpayers
Union held a very enjoyable picnic at She'll
Mound Park yesterday which was well
attended notwithstanding the threatening
weather. The principal attraction of the
day was dancing in The pavilion. fine brass
band being on hand to play the latest CATCH
ing airs. The object OF the picnic was to
raise funds to carry on the political CAM
paign OF the union. The following COM
mittee Of arrangements had charge of the
affair: Martin Brunsen, president; j. w.
Spencer, secretary; J. II. KnarstoD, treas
urer; Harry Starr, r. Vasquez Floor man
ager, X. VasQuez.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET Co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPIN WALL Es,d
- fortni ghtly for the West Indies and @kfxX
Southampton, calling en- route at Cherbourg
Fran CO. and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through Bills of Lading. in connection with the
Pacific Mail - Co. issued for freight aud treasure
TO direct ports In Eng and and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco to Plymouth,
Cherbourg. Southampton. First-ciass, Sl95; third
class, S97 90. For further particulars apply TO
II PARROTr a CO., Agents. 500 California ST.
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A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
-OF%
new AND ARTISTIC
DRESS TRIMMINGS!

We showing at welknown low prices the LARGEST,
MOST VARIED AND COMPLETE NEW STOCK OF DRESS TRIM
MNGS brought this coast and inspection with
fullest confidence that with the wide scope afforded by the
ALMOST LIMTLESS VARIETY OF NEW NOVEL AND UNIQUE
DESIGNS exhibited all tastes and purses be exactly suited
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COMPAGNlE 6ENERALE

French Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEw), Az NORTH ko~n
y River, footof Morton st. Travellers by 10y
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
boat.
LA CHAMPAGNE, Capt. Boyer. .............
................. Saturday, Oct 18th, 10 80 A. NJ.
La BOURGoGNE, Capt Leboeuf. ...............
.................. Saturday, Oct 20, 80 A. NJ.
LA TOURAINE Capt. FrangeuL ................
..................Sat Saturday, Oct. 29th. 100 A. NJ
LA GASCoGNE, SanteIii.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
......,........,.. saturday. nov. 5tn 800 A. N.
EI- For further particulars apply TO
A. FORGET, Agent
No. Bowling Green. New York.
J.F. FUGAZI q CO.. Agents. MONTGOMERY ave-,
San Francisco.
Branch office. 10 Montgomery street
P.S-All steamers OF this line will make the ser
vice between Cherbourg and New York instead OF
HavTe, commencing on saturday, until further
notice. aust Il
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FOR PORTLAND s ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM E~a
i Ocean Divison-and PACIFIC COAST 49,
STEAMSHIP COMPANY Will dispatch from Spear
street wharf. at 10 A. for the above ports OF
their Al iron steamships, viz:
STATE OF CALIFURNIA-Sept 20. Oct 8, 90.
Nov. ]. ] g. IS, Dec. 7, 10, 81
C0LuMRIA-Oct.4. l6 %. Nov 9, 81. Dec 3, IS. 81.
oREGoN-Sept 80, oct. ~, "a, Nov s, IL 20.
Dec IL. ~.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other divergtng lines tor all points In Oregon.
Washington, British Columbia, Alaska. Idaho,
Montana. Dakota, Utah. Wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east and south and TO Europe.
Fare 10 Portland-CaUin, SIC; steeragc, So; round
trip CABIN $50.
Ticket ofhces-l Montgomery street and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery street.
Ere light office, 200 California street
GooDALL, PERKINS & Co, Supt. Ocean Line.
1u 10 Market street. san Francisco.
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THE WEEKLY GALL Is a moss 40.
ceptabIe present to send to
your friends in any Iocalsv
81 year. postpaid
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Dramatic and Music,t.

On Tuesday evening next the Young
Ladies' SodaIity and pupils OF st. Peters
convent VIII give a dramatic and musical
entertainment in st. Peters Hall, on CO.
lnmDia street, between Twenty-fourth and
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GAN FRANCISCO AND N p. RAIL WAY,
TINE TABLE

The Donahue Broad Gauge Route"
COMMENCING SUNDAY APRIL 20, 1873 o.
~ snd until further notice. boats and trains viii
leave from and arrive at the San Francisco Passsa
ger Depot. Marke.-street wharf, as follows:
from San Francisco for Point Tiburons
Belvedere and San Raftel.
WEEK DAYs-7;40, S:20, II 20 a. n; 1i3o. $3.50.
sos. $40 NJ.
6UND AYS-S:00 $3.50, IL 100 A. NJ; li30. 3tSS
$500, 6:l5 p n.
From San Rafael for Gan Francisco.
WEEK DAYS-6:25. z :55, 80, IL 80 A. iAu,
3:4O. :05 p NJ. SATURDAY 0NLY-An extrA
trip at 80
BUNDAYS-S:1O, GAO, Ii:l0 A. vi TAO, 3:A0
s; 800. 1928
From Point Tiburon to San Francisco.
WEEK DAY $3.50. b 20, g: 55, IL .55 A. NJ: :03,
4:05, 5;35 P. SATURDAYS ONLY-An e1
ira trip at 6:55 P. VI.
sUNUAYs-s:35. 10: O5. 1888 A. NJ: 2:o6. 4,Os.
$3.50, 80 r. N.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

JPROUGH line TO NkW YoRH. WA PANAMA
Steamers VIII sail at on the 5th. 45.sa
18th and 18th OF each month calling at 100
various ports OF Vi eIico aud Central America
Through line Bailings- ctOber l"th, SIS City OF
Sydney: october 25th. IS San Jose; 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 Mazatlsn. san Bias, Mauzanillo.
Acapulco, Port Angel, SaIna Cruz, roaala san
Benito ocos Champerico, San jose de Guatemala
Aosjutla, La Libertsd La Union. AmapaA Coriata
esI Juan del Sur and Punta Arenas
Way line sailing etooer loth, at IL O'CLOCK
noon. IS Co ina
WHEN the regular sailing date falls on sun sY.
steamers will be dispatched tho following Monday.
@ltAN NN3 CHINA 4 -
FOR }ChOHAMA AND HONG-KON8
Connecting ut Yokohama with steamers TOR
Shanghai and At Hong Kong for East India
Straits. ETC.:
Peru saturday, october l5 at P. VI.
tity Of Rio de Janero. Saturday, oy s. at P. NJ.
City OF SATURDAY, NOv. 20. at p ".
China IVA Honoiulul Tuesday n.r. =. ut p n.
Round-trip tickets TO Yokohama and return "a l.
opced rates
For Freight or Passage apply at the o1aes csras
FIRST and Brannan streets
Branch Cffce-2o2 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER. General Agent.
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STEAMERS FOR STOCKTON

7 FAVE WESTINGHOUSE. WHARF DAILY.
IL except Sunday at r NJ.
Steamer j. u. Peters-Monday. wednes day and
Friday Steamer Mary Garratt-Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday
CALIFORNIA NAyIGATIoN AND IMPROVE
MENT COMPANY. ly10 u
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for Morning. for Afternoon,
Sundays excepted. saturdays only
tSundsys only.
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weak stomach strengthened by Beecham's Pills.
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