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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-06
LIKES BODr FOCND ~ GOWANCS CANAL
he WAS BANK CLERK AND DISAPPEARED en-
NEW-YEARS EVE.

Tie body Of Charles II. Luke. the bank clerk. OF No.
iu >iNth.st. Brooklyn. who disappeared ON Ne"
Years Eve was found at 30 y. m. Yesterday IN the
Gowanu, Canal. where lie had evidently been drowned
on the ni,;ht that lie was laNt seem The body was
identified by hi, father, \. H. Luke. With whom he
lived ON New Years Eve lie spent the evening with
friend Mis- Murray, in Warren 81, and started for
home ut about 10 O'Clock. That was the last that Wa
seen Of him. The next morning watchman at the
as Works. at Gowanus Canal and sachettSt reported
that at 3 a. III. he Eclrd cry for help following
,pla II in the watcg. lie thought some one must have
fallen iu but ON investigation unable to find
body The police, after dredging without finding any
one were inclined TO believe that there was some mis-
take but the finding OF Luke shows that he was the
drowning The father believed that his son would
be found there and set drcdger' to work.
Mr. Luke was thirty years old and for several years
had been I'm the employ Of the banking house OF
Nichols Fruthngham a Co.. NJ No 80 Exchange Place.
Ne,, York. lie bore an excellent reputation and
= man OF sober and lndu,riou, habits.
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STEALING SENATE SEATS.
-FOUR DEMOCRATS FILE NOTICES OF CON:
TEST.
MEssRS. THCHARDsON, DERBY, DoNALDsoN AM
VAN GoRDER MAY BE- 0UsTED-FLIMSI.
NESS OF THE PETITIONS AGAINST THEM.
;sY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TkisCNE.u

Albany, Jan 5-IIaving stolen majority In
the legislature it seems impossible for the Demo
Gratis who took part in that scoundreuy business
TO put check the thicvish habits they then
acquired A good many of them are now su2-
gcsting that four more Republican Senators he
deprived of their seats. The men il is proposed
thus rob of their rights Senator Richardson.
of the XIIIth District which contains the counties
Of Orange and Sullivan; Senator Derby, Of tho
XVIth District Rensselaer, and Washington coun-
ties Senator Donaldson, of the XNIllth District
Saratoga, Schenectady, Montgomery, Fulton and
Hamilton counties and Senator Van Gorder, Of
the XNXth District Genesee, Niagara. Wyoming
and Livingston countless Notices were formally
given in the State Senate to-day of contests IN al
of these districts and The paperc were suom'''eo
to the Senate Further. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sheehan as if to make it apparent that the Demo-
cratic party intends to take snap Judgment aP-
pointed the Committee on Privileges and Elections
the only committee that he has Yet appointed.
I He named as it's members Senator'S Roesch anu
Endres, Democrats, and Senator Emerson hepup
Iican While Mr. Emerson is "A good representative
Repu bcan he is not lawyer, and therefore uhe
Republicans think Northumberland Sheenan
meant to give The Republicans as illequipped
man as he could 10 make fight for them IN inc
Committee on Privileges and Elections.
The Democratic contestants OF the sea" VI
Senators Richa rdson, Donaldson, Derby anu 'a"
Gordcr were all present, and at their request ."e
Committee on Privileges and Elections gave ho.iS
that it. would begin to take evidence on Ihursday
morninc Michael +. Collins, of Troy, the DEMO
or.t who contests the seat of John ii. Derby, was
so confident that he said Il want to suDmi' my
evidence. 50 that | get my seat wheh Vns
legislature comes back here on Tuesday nlgnt.
The Democratic party has already disfrahchiseu
53.s52 voters by expelling from the Senate inc
three rejected Republican Senatorselect-t rhnis-
lin D. Sherwood who received l9,24s votes, ana
had plurality of l,642; Rufus I. Peck, who re-
ceived 1874 votes, and had a plurality OF 3e2'
and Gilbert A. Deane, who received l5,2lo Vo'es'
and had a plurality OF S3 votes. Now the Demo-
cratic leaders propose to deprive OF his seap
William p Richardson, who received l2,94o Votess
and had plurality of Coz votes; John ii. Deroy'
who received 1919 votes and had piurahty
of G6l: Harvey }. Donaldson, who received 49,
s75 votes, and had plurality of 3o9 ana 'reeh-
leaf s. Van Gorder, who received l6,22s votes, ana
had n plurality of 44l. These pluralitles massed
gether, give the following results
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1voTnrR SUIT AGAINST TIE MlvERlcK BAyK

BOSTON. Jan j.-The city Of somervllie has brought
,uIt in the United states Circuit court to recover
400 600 nom the receiver Of The Maverick National
p,nl, An interesting and important question OF law
= ,b,s raised On October / Treasurer Cole went to
Emo hank before , O'Clock with package Of checks
amounting to s3l17I. drarn in favor OF the city o
somcryillc bc various persons. and deposited them
rnc r,ccylug toler retained the pts-bo,N t. be bal
,,ced Ate the bsnk closed Is doors the books were
madc up and the amount Of the checks placed 10 tl'
IT,, c,,dt AZ the time the bank was nsolvent. The
~ ya. Indebted 10 the city iu the sum Of Sll4o7o.
The city holds that the ebsSAs ~ Ass issass VIC prop
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,.oroIpr RarIOU IN PROVIDENCE.

Providence Il. l.. Jan. VHP''' ~ ~
' ,,, home This 1veniSe and was met
~ '' e,a,,on hy friends who cautioned him ag,n''
~ w ,,,.,a,r.d ON leing asked what lie had 10
pc"e ''.' ~ n,,.s,s alleged confession he said &" |
'y "po"s q. snv IN ,be press at this tme-nothng
1ns He was hurried of by bis friepd'' apo
we.s 70 hts home'
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MR. nLMxE.s .coNrERENcE WIFI MR. MoNrT.

MIR BLAINE'S CONFERENCE WITH MIR. MONTT.
Washington Jan 5.-secrtary Blaine and Senior
Montt the Chan Minister had long conference at
the formers home today. K is rn1rci that Mr.
Montt has received copy Of the rpOrt OF the fiscal
on the Balmoe incident and that he furnished COPY
70 Mr. Blaine TODAY. but this report cannot be VERIFIED
Another report that he has received instructions from
santiago to make full apology, but this also lacks
confrmation All that is known about his conference
with Mr. Blaine hi, morning is that II Of sufficient
length and importance 10 keep Mr.. Blaine away from
tho Cabinet meeting.
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rn rn11ow rHr pATH OF HE JElXyE1rR

san Francisco. Jan. . (Spcclan.-A letter received
,.r. lax tb, Norwegian Consul from DR.. Nan,en. the
Arctic explorer conveys the Interesting new' that Dr.
y,,.en +, seriously considering plan Of coming 10
San Francisco and -taitng for the North by The same
,,uc the Jeannct took. His vessel b" -ays. VIII not
., finished for nine months = his departure cannot
a., a Mace Lcfp.e the spring of l-3. The vessel !, 70
ha N ron,tIuctc, that She will resist pressure of Ice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-06
THE SEAL FISHERY ARBIrRATION.

SIR GEORGE BADENPOwr ILL SAYS BASIS OF
ARBITRATION Has Bi.FN RE,CIIE.
London Jan. Sir George Badcn-Powcll of
the British Bchring Sea Commission, announced AT
Liverpool to-day that at Lord Sllishury's request
he would start for Washington on Saturday next,
and that the two Governments hal agreed 10 a
basis of arbitration Oh the seal question:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-06

crty OF the bank that the city did not part with its
title. but that the latter remained In the city that the
proceed, when collected did not become the property OF
the bank and that the city is entitled to follow them
specifically into the hands of the receiver, and to
cover them I'm full from him. The prayer OF the Dill
that the will order the receiver TO pay over 10 tc
treasurer the OF S31 III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-06

cain that mOdcritOrs' decisions we're final. II the
democratic Claim had been true. the next election In
connecticut would be simply strife to secure modcr
at"r> The senate and House Will Hartford to
mo Tow. and probably an adjournment 10 date re-
mot" cnouch to permit the warr5into proceedings
to go Toward and be decided by the superior Court will
l,p lax
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TEN DEAD .MEN on 4 DERELICT
CHASTITY DISCOVERY MADE OFF THE BANKS.
a SCHOONER FOUND FLOATIXG BOTTOM UP-SHE
DISAPPEARED IN SEPTEMBER.

II. johns v F.. Jan. j.-Thc tug Progress. OF
ST Pierre, while cruising of that port picked up
n vessel, bottom up, and flowed her in. When
Size was rglItcd II was discovered that she was
II banking schooner belonging to IacroiX, of st
Pierre which had disappeared while at anchor on
the Banks during one of the heavy September
gales. When She WIS dried on dock the bodies
of ten men were found in her. She had crew
of sixteen seventeen. rhc others must have
been on the watch when she turned over
II is thought extremely singular that She should
have drifted from Grand Banks to St. Pierre.
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/ rrAErt-L pLrNGE DOWN 4 GORGE
FOUR MEN KILLED BY 4 RAILROAD TRAIN
LEAVING \ TEES1LE.

Richmond Va Jan. 5.-A telegram 10 The Dis
n.tchq from A,bcvillc y. c. say: on the Murphy
I,-,ucb of the Western North Carolina Railroad forV
mile, from A,h"villc the engine of the west
,ouud freight while detached at heavy grahr' DE-
came uncomfortable pday aud dashed down The ti1Nh
t q fearful sped. AZ Dyke Ridge tr"sue II icH the
rail, and plunged into The gorge LANDING III o'o''
,.,o, marc than 100 feet below The following men
- til,nd Frrnrs engineer, of AshcNlllc, =.
Srilur fireman: Rufus Icmphill, and coored innd
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~Hr BrD or FISK & SON lccEPTED.

Concord, y. H.. Jan. 5.-At "A meeting OF the Gov
ernor and Council this morning the bid OF Fisk a
SON. OF Ncw.York City. for S17o.o0o state Library
bonds vt 40 was accepteds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-06

TO HAVE \ DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE IN ELMIRA.
Albany Jan. tspeclaD.-Thc Chemung County
Democrats intend to celebrate in the peculiar
20 Chemung County Democrats. the recent cxtendoa
Of David D. Uills power through the slsetiap e n
The morning call., 1892-10-19
LOVE, LUCRE AND GAS.
Suicide OF Dependent Barber, Who
Was Deserted by Woman.

Suicide of Dependent Barber, Who
Was Deserted by n Woman.
Dependency over the fcklepess of the
woman upon whom he squandered his
money has caused l.. S. Johnson, a barber.
tc end his life by inhalng illuminating gas.
Johnson was aged 81 years, a Dane, aud
rather good-looking. 1t may be that his
good looks caused all his misery.
Two months ago he bought the barber
shop at SO Third street. Soon after he be-
came silent and gloomy and was known as
'the barber who didn't talk"
AT o'clock Yesterday morning his assis-
tant. Herman Zeje, opened the shop. No
sooner had he entered than he smelled gas.
Soon he traced the odor to its source.
Attached to one Of the gas jets was a new
rubber hose. which extended into a small
closet under the stairway.
Zieje finally mustered up sufficient courage
to open the door of tho closet. When all
the gas had escaped he entered and found
Johnson sitting moti0nless in chair A
glance showed that life had departed. The
suicide had made careful preparation.
After closing tho shop Monday night john
son shaved himself. dOnned his good clothes
and white tie. Then be dragged his chair
into the closet, connected the hose, stopped
up the ehinks of the closet with paper and
turned on the gas. The hose passed
through hole under the door that had
been gnawed by rats.
Soon after its discovery the body was re-
moved to the Morgue An inquest will be
held to-day.
When Johnson first came TO this city
some years ago he was seafaring sman.
Then he abandoned life on the briny deep
to become conductor On the Geary- street
cable road. 1t was then that he began to
get into trouble through his handsome face
and winning ways. Among certain silly
women who travelled over the line the good
looking conductor became quite popular.
1t is said that one OF them went to live with
serton of him that he committed suicide.
long story might be made of the vari-
Gus unsavory facts OF the case, but il would
be unfit reading for those who peruse the
columns Of The CALL.
The morning call., 1892-10-19
MADE WITH A SHORT PENCIL.

Money orders aggregating s1995 in value were
cashed yesterday through the new postal MONEY
order clearinghouse system.
The United States Grand Jury came into
court yes erday morning with TWO indictments,
which were ordered placed on the secret file.
The Grand Jury was busy yesterday inyesli-
eating cases OF alleged suffers" OF lodging
houses In yatlous parts OF the city. No report
was made.
John Wilson. who was recently convic' ed OF
burglary In the first degree, was yesterday sen
fenced by Judge Murphy 10 two years impris0n-
ment In San Quentin.
Lawrence Mcdonald and Maurice Ryan have
sued The San Francisco and San Mateo Railway
for $4,000 and s 10 900 respectively for Injuries
sustained IN car collision last September.
Michael Fabrico, an habitual wife beaten and
petty larcenist, was cow cted OF battery yester-
day for again assauling his spouse. Judge Love
sentenced him TO s.rye six months imprison-
nlent In the House OF Correction.
Rudolph Staehii was arrested yesterday on
warrant charging him with embezzlement
While employed by j. q. Jens. at 1196 Treat
avenue, as clerk Staeh Is accused of having
appropriated 90 cents OF hisemployers cash.
The case Of John b. Gaskin, charged with
threatening TO XIII Ii. w. Newbauer Of the Met
ropoliian aud Commercial Match Company, was
dismissed by Judge Campbell yesterday. Gaskin
said he was sorry for The threats made, and after
nearing The counsel OF his friends he promised
| not to modest or iDjure Newbauer In any manner
| A. Frass has sued Thomas Macdonald as the
| owner oil land on The corner OF Post street and
| 0phlr alley for $4,000 damages for inJurl
sustained by falling Into trench made by de.
| feDdant; also for $4,000 for loss through dis
| ability to attend to business on account OF the
| injuries. Frassi, who Is a dealer In paints etc.
| Taies his time as worth Sl5 day.
The case OF District Engineer NJ. j. Dolan
| charged with assault with Intent to Kill Tor seri
| ously shooting Thomas ONeill, came up IN De
| paftment OF the Police Court yesterday ID,
consent Judge Joachmsen granted conlihu
ance of tie preliminary examination uuth mex
Tuesday. Dolan has not been suspended anu
siili attending to his duties as FIRE w aiuo
and District Engineer
E. g. Aldricb doesn't think much OF hard
knock or two On undsy lie was thrown out
wagon at Ocean View and hurt his race con
siderably Yesterday he decided TO let a docto
see him. and DIR Soners at the Receiving Hos
pltal found he was suffering from two sever
fractures of The lower jaw. and IN ADDITION tna
his nose wss broken. He was bandaged an
viii probably have his Jaw IN plaster for sever
weeks.
The morning call., 1892-10-19
although unable 10 talk much. He is about
60 years ofage and extremely enacated In
Appearance,
HOP GROWERS HOLD THE CROP.
y Bright Outlook for Large Yield This
Year.


Year.
From conversation with a number of
prominent hop-buyers and brokers yester-
day the fact become evident that the pres
ent state Of the malt and hop market was
not even normally active. While the de-
mand from brewers Ind other hop con-
sumers is about as large as ever. the farmers
appear to be acting In concert to hold back
their crops 10 expectation OF receiving
higher prices, and In consequence there is
little business and the possibility Of corner
on this years yield.
nave no idea that they will succeed,
said Battery-street broker, and one OF the
heaviest buyers in the city. TIP hop. mar
yet ilke most OF The others. is governed by
LoDdQn; Hops are selling there at this mo-
lne mem Tor q and % cents a pound. We can
aeHVer them in this city. after dednetlng
lteRhl. Insurance and commission. for -
or ~ cents. So you see when the grower IS
Sneh cents b s0 ha es
and Mendocino County farmers have re-
fused % cents for thefr h6ps, They expect
10 get so cents later on. a man by the
name OF Vande Vanter Of Kent, Wash. q
quoted as saying there is a combine OF al
tpe large buyers and brokers OF the PACIFIC
Ioast This is absurd. Such a combinS-
tlon never has existed 10 the United States
ana, as matter Of fact, never could. Hob
oeaiers,work along distinct Individual lines
ann nave no interests in common.
ne hop yield last year for the Pacifc
Coast was 81, 900 bales. The outlook Is
Drlght 1or as large crop this year. 1t Is
lnougnt that California will have heavier
yield than Washington and so rank as the
igest hop rowing State OH the coast.
The morning call., 1892-10-19
REDDY'S ARGUMENT.
He Claims That Elwood Bruner Hal
Been Persecuted.

He Claims That Elwood Bruner Has
Been Prosecuted.
Patrick Reddy. counsel for Elwood Bru-
ner, who is on trial for felony committed rs
a legislator. was yesterday heard by Judge
Wallace and jury In argument.
He took the line OF attacking the prosecu-
ton and attempted to cast ridicule on men,
bers of the Wallace Grand Jury and Citi-
zcns' Defense Association. Barclay Henley,
jeremiah Lynch, Eisor Scott, Attorneys
Foote and w. Ii. Beatty all had their mo-
tives questioned by counsel.
Mr.. Reddy did not believe In the patriotic
desire to convict crime as evinced by those
he scored, imputing motives of personal gain
to all.
He directed considerable portion of his
remarks to impeaching the evidence of OF
finger, whom he implied must at least be
an accomplice of Bruner il the latter was
guilty. The Citizens Defense Association
was compared to the Thirty Tyrants Of
Athens.
To-day Foote will make the closing argu-
meDt and the case will go to the jury.
The morning call., 1892-10-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
Steamers Will sail at the 5th Aesa
18th and 25th OF each month calling as $50
various ports OF Mexico and Central America
Through line Eaiiings-o october 25th. sS. san
Jose; November 5th SIS. San Juan: November
10th. SIS. City of New York.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS All NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH, calling at 5iazatlan, San Bias. ManzaniIlo.
Acapulco, Port Angel, saiina Cruz. ronsIs -SA1
Eenito Ocos Champerieo, San Jose de 6uatsmalA
kcatutla. La Libertad, La Union AmapalA Coriato
Ear Juan Gel Sur and Punta Arenas
Way line iIing-Noyember 18th. at IL O'CLOCK
noon. SIS. Acapulco
When the regular sailing date falls on suadsY.
steamers will be dispatched the following Monday.
JEfAN No CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND MONOCHROME
Connecting st Yokohama with steamers :ls
Shanghai. and st Hong Kong for East IndisL
Straits. etc:
City or Rio de sanetro Saturday Nov o. at r. N.
City OF Peking........ Saturday, ov. 26. at p
China wa Honolulu) Tuesday. Dec. 8, at p ".
Peru. .Sat urday Bee. IT. at p n.
Round-trip tickets TO Yokohama and rssura ~
ouced rates
For Freight or Passage apply at the oiica osraas
First and Brannan streets
Branch Ofiee-Z02 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER, General Agent.
The morning call., 1892-10-19

An old man, who gave the name OF
Stephen Carroll, WAS found yesterday on
the corner Of Post and Kearny streets In an
apparently dazed condition. On being taken
to the Receiving Hospital 1t was discovered
that he was in state Of complete collapse
through want Of food. He told an inco-
herent story of having been turned out into
the streets because he could not pay his
rent. His clothes were good aud he re-
viyed somewhat under the influences OF tho
doctors care and the malron's beet tea.
The morning call., 1892-10-19
The Olxmnia.

The Union Iron Works has issued invita-
tions to the launch of the cruiser Olympia
on Saturday. the 9th prox. The vessel will
be ehristened by Miss Anna Bella Dlckie.
daughter of George w. Diekie, and the
launching rope will be cut by Miss Elsie
LilienthaI, daughter OF Philip Lilienthal.
The morning call., 1892-10-19
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN &g9.
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska a. N. EssEE&
September and October g. p.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports,
Oct. 8, H. Is. 81 20. 81, Nov. and Dec 8, TO- 10,
20, 20 ana 80.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay Wednesdays A. NJ.
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports,
every fourth and fifth day. A. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles,
Santa Barbara and San Luis OOispo, every fourth
and fifth day at II A. N.
For ports in Mexico. first OF each month.
Ticket Ofice-Paaee Hotel, New Montgomerys St
GOODALLa PERKINS & CO., General Agents.
The morning call., 1892-10-19
FOR PORTLAND &AST0Rla, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM EyH
i ocean Diysion-and PACIFIC COAST SzaSeZ
STEAMSHIP COMPANY Will dispatch from Spear
street wharf at 10 for the above ports one OF
their IL iron steamships. viz
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Sept 20, Oct. 3, 20,
Nov. ], l3, 25, Dec. 2, l9. 81.
oREGoN-Sept 80. oct. ~. "a, Nov 5, II. 20.
Dec IL, %.
Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacific
and other diverging lines for all points In Oregon.
Washington. British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho,
Montana Dakota Utah, Wyoming. Yellowstone
Park and all points east aad south and 70 Europe.
Fare to Portland-CaUin, U.s. steeTage, 80; round
trip. cabin. $50.
Ticket onices-l Montgomery street aud Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery street.
Freight Office, 200 California street
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO, Supt. Ocean Line
10 Market street, San Francisco
The morning call., 1892-10-19
SCRAP BASKET DIDBLE.
Mikes Candidate From the
Forty-First.
HIS RECORD SHOWN UP.
Something About His Doings in Tombstone
and in Our Doodle Legislature
of 1890.
HIS RECORD SHOWN UP.

Henry @. Dibble is the Kelly,Qrimmins-
Chronicle candidate for the Assembly in the
Forty-frst District.
"Bluecheck" Dibble used to be his name
ia Arizona, but ever since he came to San
Francisco. ten years ago. he has called him.
self Judge Dibble.
He went to Arizona from Louisiana IN
The morning call., 1892-10-19
Martin Gets the Plum.

Officer John b. Martin has been detailed
to act as assistant clerk In Department Of
the Police Court in place of Charles Stout,
removed by the Police Commissioners. The
position is much coveted by officers by rea.
son of the easy work, short hours ana reiiei
frnn nafrnl dutY.
The morning call., 1892-10-19

looZ anu OpVbCu w
law Office in Tom bStone.
From his very advent
in Tom bstone he asplred
to become a political
leader.
The untutored inhab-
itants of the wild and
woolly West, thought
lie, were a gullible peo-
pie, and be hoped to find
it an easy job to control
them.
But there were lots OF
The morning call., 1892-10-19
CCHpgGEIe GEnEHsLE

TRAN At l. A n L q U Z
French Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH <s<<A
" River, foot or Morton ST. Travellers by $500
this line avoid both transit by English railway and
the discomfort of crossing the channel Ia small
boat
LA TOURAINE, Capt Frangeul. .................
saturday Oct 29th 300 A. NJ
LA 6ASCOGNE, Santeli. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
................. Saturday, NoY 5tn, 300 A. NJ
LA BRETAGNE, Capt. Collier.
.............. Saturday, y oy 18th, 900 A. N.
LA BOURGOGNE, Capt Leboenf.....
...............Sat Saturday. Nov. 10, 8: 100 A. NJ.
RS- For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET, Agent.
No. Bowling Green. New York.
JF FUGAZI d CO., Agents, Montgomery ave-.
San Francisco.
Branch ONCE. 1e Montgomery street. aust q
The morning call., 1892-10-19
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINw ALL fri.
y fortnightly for the West Indies and 1919
Southampton, calling en- route at CherDours,
France and Plymouth to land passengers.
Through Bills of Lading. In connection with the
Pacific Mail SIS Co issued for freight and treasure
10 direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco 60 Plymouth,
Cherbourg. Southampton. First-ciass, Slyo; tnird
class scr SO For further particulars apply to
IT PARROTr a CO.. Agents. 306 CallIornla So
The morning call., 1892-10-19
OCEANIC STEAMSHIP C0Mpsal.

THE SPLENDID 300O-ToN STEAMERS ga.
L of this line. carrying United States, ssz.faaRssL
Hawaiian and Colonial mails, sail from Folsom-sE
Wharf as under;
FOR HONOLULU ONLY.
So AUSTRALIA, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 20 at Pm.
FOR HONOLULU. AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY
BIkkCE
SIS. MARIPcSA... FRIDAY, Nov II, at P M
Fer freight and passage apply at Office, 327 Mas.
ket street J. ID. SPRECKELS IL BROS. CO.
% u General Agents.