The morning call., 1893-05-28

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamer Golden Age Commodore Watkins,
with the mails and passengers, arrived last
evening al S1s O'clock. She brings dates from
New York 10 Nov. 9Th. and from Liverpool to
25th Oct.
MEMORANDA.
s- Pacific Maf Steamship cold en- Age, Com JAS,
Watkins left San Francis at 8 p. NJ. oct. 20. On
the 27th ,sat p Nsarriyed as Acapulco, and left
at 8 A. N. Arrived at Panama, Nov. I'd, at D p NJ
Passengers. mails and treasure crossed the 18th
mus and sailed from Aspinwall on the Sd. The
health of the Isthmus is good, the rainy season
being about over. The Railroad continues in ex-
cell ent L. S. frigate Independence, and
sIoop OF war st. Marys, are still lying at Panama
The sloop OF war Saratoga is still at AsptnwaH-
offcers and crew all well. II. B. NJ. ship Orient
80 guns and q frigate (name unknown) arrived at
Aspiuwall the 9Th inst
Left Panama at IL P. NJ. on the nth, with S31
passengers, 315 bags Z. s. mails and $50 packages
merchandise and freight, having connected with
steamer illinois, which left New York on the 9Th
inst and the Grenada. from y. Orleans on the 5th.
At s A NJ. the 20th exchanged signals with
H Is. NJ. ship Monarch, steering S. and E.
On the 23d entered the harbor OF Acapulco, and
left at P. NJ. for San Francisco. On the 25th at
3 p NJ met steamer John L. Stephens, 100 mllss
below Cape St Lucas bound down.
Died on board, Nov. 27th Alfred Nighswonger,
of Chambersburgh. Pike County. Illinois, of dysen-
terry aged % years.
Nov. 30-At IL NJ, broke main shaft, owing TO
which the steamer was detained about eight hours
PASSENGERS.
Mrs Mai Wise and two children, Mrs Smith G.
Reed. j S Earle. Mrs Sawyer and child. Rose
and lady, w MacOndray, Mrs Blan and daugh-
ter, Miss Phillips, Mrs II tanford Mrs Stoweu
Il rtett, lady and two children. Mrs II n or
cross and chtld, Newhouse, w Newhouse, Mrs
Abeline and child, Crane and lady, f r
Northam, Mrs Joy and daughter, j HtuIon. Mrs
Chenery and son. Mrs Hubbard, e Davis W Coles
w II NJ Game, amhurRer, lady and infant, Mrs
X Mccullough and infant, GOV Burnett. w Smith,
Miss Smith. Miss Owens, Mrs Ryder, iQfant and
servant, A Hole and lady, A Stiles, j Londen
lady ard child. w L Lnwden and lady, Rev John
Henley, Hit, Mrs halsey and two children, j L
Sprague Mrs Sweetiand. VIM NJ Fleming Mrs
Pltney, Il Stoney. q 4 Geiss. Bonacna. Mrs
Cunningham and infant, Mrs Graham and infant
j stanton and lady, r Easton aud lady, Rt Kew
A Blanehet ana servant, Rev Chaplain and five
Sisters OF Charity, Mrs Van Vranken Duncan,
i Sheilberger and lady. j Bradshaw, i W Gross
Wm Mccall and lady, Miss Fl Zay. Miss l. } Misser
Mrs Gage, W Cole and lady. Hazeltine, lady
and two daughters. q w s encer, Mrs II Macy
and two children, d Deuham, Mrs A Hutchins
and child j Nutter, lady and child. Buck
neT, Moore. A Marouda. Ritson, Mrs L II
Flood and two children, Mrs Riley A Nj Weeks
and lady Miller Hussey, X Calmer, p Nj
Clutter. s shreye, W Dryden, j NJ Selden DIR
Messermith. y, Capt w II Osgood, Pollard,
Mrs hubert, Baron de Morner, Levy jr j n
Posey, wife and child, Mrs Damrel and child Dr
Denger and wife, + LARGO and iady-aud 100
second cabin passengers and 500 in the steerage.
At half-past 4 O'clock yesterday afternoon
the Golden Age was telegraphed, and from that
hour until tile arrival Of the steamer at the
wharf, at hali-pa 8 clock, the excitement on