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and only kings and queens and princes
Would seem at home In these palatial apart
ments.
The polished inlaid floor of the main hall,
the ornate carving and panefng of the
walls and ceiling. the painted walls bove the
gallery, the great Ginning clock under the
rear balcony and the big organ over it; all
these thlngs-not to mention the chRnd alier,
worth fortune in itself, or the hall chairs,
each worth more than a bank clerks S
monthly stipend-are things that the aver
age republican sometimes reads about but
seldom sees.
The tapestries that once hung in this main
hall or the big Oriental rug that once soft
ened the tread and hid a floor worth its
weightln silver; either would have been
handsome ransome for many king.
This Will bly, be the main exhibition
room. and as the space Will be limited
probably only the choicest gems of the
painters art will be hung under those
splendid panels of Jules TaYenier and
Tojetti.
The drawing-room. the salon, the music
room and the library are all en- suite and
adjoining the main hallway. They will
probably be used in conjunction with the
hall for exhibition purposes.
The first of these, the drawing-room, is
the handsOmest apartment in the house.
One must use superlatives here, and they
must be accorded their proper shades of
meaning. This is the handSomeSt of the
apartments. The wanscoting and wood
finishing is in birdSeye maple the walls are
richly painted and hung with silk tapes
tries, its polished and inlaid floor and its
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tion in admitting visitors. The man with
hob-nalled boots may have a heart bigger
than the dude, undoubtedly has, and is a
better citizen, but those hob nails would
sadly mar the beauty of those polished, in-
laid floors. At least he must b3 reques ted
to take them off when entering.
And the absent-minded men and women
who drag umbrellas ard parasols and canes
along the floor when indoors or point out
things with them must be quarantined by
Secretary Martin if he would preserve all
this beauty and magnificence from ruin.
And the man with sharp nail in the end
OF his wooden leg, he must stay at home or
pull out that nail before entering.
Mr. Martin will doubtless have a pair of
gas nippers on hand for that purpose.
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AN ANXIOUS WIFE.
Her husbands Mysterious Disap-
pearance Accounted For.

Her husbands Mysterious Disap-
pearance Accounted For.
A woman in an agitated aud excited condi-
tion called at Chief Crowley's Office yester-
day morning ard reported the mysterious
disappearance OF her husband.
They keep lOdgi ng-hOuse at 247 Second
street, and on Saturday afternoon about 2
O'Clock her hus band. who is about 80 years
OF age, left the house for the market to
purchase needful supplies That was the
last seen of him, and she was afraid he had
been robbed and murdered or something
else of dreadful nature had happened him.
She was sent away with the assurance
that everything would be done to discover
her missing spouse.
On the books OF the City Prison was an
entry that solved the mystery. The hus-
band was booked as a drunk" having
been arrested on Kearny street about 80
o'clock Saturday night while laboring
under heavy jag.
On coming TO his senses yesterday morn
ing he gave five dollars cash bail and was
given his liberty.
He left the City Prison a few minutes
before his anxious wife announced his dis
appearance in the Chiefs office.
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Ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST EfE1s5p
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Connecting via Portland with the Union Pacia.
ard other dYeTgiug lines Tor all points in Oregon
Washington, British Columbia, Alaska, Idaho
Montana, Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, YellOwstOns
PARK and ali points east aud south and TO Europs
Fare TO Portland-CaIin SIS; steerage, 50; round
Ticket ofces-l Montgomery street aud Palacs
EOtel, New Montgomery street.
Freight office, 100 California street.
6CUDALL PERKiNS & Co, SupJ. Ocean Line.
III 10 Market street, Francisco
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Bst there are yet spIenders to see In the
realms above the grand stairway and lead
ing off the galleries. What say you,. for
example, to a sleeping-room finished in
ebony inlaid with ivory and studded with
precious gems.
This is the style of the sleeping apartment
in tie ducal palace of Milan and the kind of
sleeping-room occupied by the late Mrs.
Hopkins-Searles.
The ebony fnishings are from selected
ebony boards. with never a crack or a scratch
on particle of it, Aud the delicate ivory
is inlaid most artistically. The reves could
go on while Mrs. Hopkins-Searles slambered,
for the doors leading to her apartment are
doubled, and the inner door is padded with
blue velvet.
There are two exquisite ebjny and ivory
cabinets in this room, and each is supported
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the fine point to be settied with tact blythe
management and satisfaction to all con-
ceGHed.
The dining-Toom will probably be given
to the Regents of the university for their
monthly meetings.
Its walls and finishings are in English
oak, superbly carved There is big, heavy
oak diniDg-tsble in the center of the room.
Sixty persons can be seated around it, and
there will yet be room left in the apartment
for as many more persons without crowd
ing.
Robert Thomas, the intelligent young
colored man, who has had charge of the
premises since 1t has been uuoccupied. led
CALL reporter and CALL artist through
the palatial rooms of the most magnificent
palace in all the West yesterday.
The little wicket gate in the broad drive
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A CORNER OF THE D1NING-Room.

house, being three inches or more in thick
ness. yet so exactly hung that they move
gently with the lightest touch.
There is another sleeping-room on this
floor done IN blue and gold. II is poem IN
itself, and probably more costly in fnishin g
than any other room in the house.
1t is like wandering il fairyland to make
a tour of this magnificent nalaee so soon to
be thrown open to the public as an art gal
lery and art school
Mr.. Martin, secretary of the Art Associa-
tion, will probably occupy the little room to
the side of the main entrance on the main
floor. II was here Timothy Hopkins h d
his business Office when he managed h 5
mather's estate
And Mr.. Martin must exercise his discre-
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beautifully painted ceilings ara all exquis-
ite specimens Of the decorators art.
The grandest and most imposing of the
rooms is the dining-room. 1t is not so cheer
full as the breakfast-room, but the decora-
tions are more in taste. They are richer
and more in keeping with the regal splendor
of the whole palace. The antique oak
woodwork is ornate with carving, and the
whole room is finished in rich magnificence
that leaves nothing to be desired by the
most esthrtc.
The library is a cheerful room. with full
nook in one corner where one might steal
away to read ones favorite poet. Only
poetry should be read in this library; the
hard. cold, cruel facts of biology or chemis-
try would seem out OF place in these luxuri-
Gus surroundings.
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determination upon their minds are ponder
ing the subject gravely and thoughtfully, if
not prayerfully.
Although the title Of the property has
been vested in the University of California
the Art Association of San Francisco is to
have control Of its management
The Art Association has already taken
possession of its palatial home on California
ana Mason streets, and is making every
preparation for its permanent occupancy.
Hopkins mansion. What to do with them,
how to best dispose of them is the question.
Not but what the Art Association will find
use enough for all of them, but their proper
distribution to the various departments of
art work carried on by the association is
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by an ornately carved figure cut out of a
solid piece OF Italian pearwood
The sleeping apartment is en- suite with
the boufOir, the dreSsing-rGOm and bathing
apartments. The dressing-room is in stained
birdseye maple, and the bathroom is in old
time mahogany. The finest Turkish or
Russian bathing establishment is not more
complete and certainly far less expensively
fitted.
The guest chamber Is finished in amar-
anth wood, very rare and costly product,
aud like Mrs. HOrkins-SearleS' seeping
apartment. is exquisitely pain ed on the CELL
ings and walls.
The adjoining dressing-roam is In solid
rosewood. the doors, like all of these in the
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way entrance on California street is duly
opened when the electric bell has been
entrances are locked and barred still, as
they were on the day when the mansion be-
came vacated.
You pass through lower hallway that
leads chiefly to the breakfast-room when
yeu enter by the wicket gate.
Pause here moment. breakfast-room
like it you will probably lever see again.
The ceilings aud walls are in carved aud
paneled oak. The fireplace and mantel
over 1t are marvels of carved woodwork,
and the same is true Of the big sideboard to
the south end of the room.
solid brass coal hod stands at one side
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of the open crate and all the CRATE finish
ings are in the same metal and as highly
polished and as we'll kept now as they ever
were.
There are south windows and east win
dows. With the sun Deaming in through
them and a CHEEKY log fire in the CRATE one
might enjoy his morning paper and coffee
here II anywhere on earth.
From the basement floor you pass up into
the main hallway through either of the
doors under the new balcony.
Here the scene is royal one. a queen
descending those broad polished steps of
the grand stairway that leads down from
ths conservatory and the galleries of the
second iloor would not be ont of place.
In truth this palace was made for royalty,
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

DIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN lza.
II francisco for ports In Alaska 4. n sstfez2
January y, February 10, "a, March 10, -. April
Is, 80
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
every Friday.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay. wednesdays A. ".
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way porJL
every fourth and hftb 'ay. s A. N
For San Diego, stopping only at Los Angeles,
krnta Barbara and san Luis Obspo, every fourth
knd fifth day at l. A. N.
Fer Torts In Mexico, first OF each month.
Ticket Uhice-Palace Hotel New MOutgOmerY5t
GOUDALL. PERKINS & CO.. General Agents,
If Market San rranrlsco
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E0YaL NAL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINw ALI 80
- fortnghty for tbs West Indies and ssSs5seS
southampton, calling route at Cherboarg
lraLee ana Plymouth TO land passengers.
Through Bills OF Lading in connection with tao
Paeic Mail SIS Co, issued for freight and treasure
10 direct ports IN Eng and and Germany.
Through tickets from san Francisco TO Plymouth,
Cherbourg, Southampton. Frst-class Sl95; third
class $97 60. FOR further particulars apply TO
II tARkOrr a CO, A.eats. S06 CallforuiAsa
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Though.

Though you cannot build navy;
Though you cannot write a play;
Though you cannot make the forces
or the air your Will obey;
Though you have no charm OF beauty;
Though your speech be slow aud lame;
Though among the poor and humble
Ever snail be found your name;
still, one thing is in your power
You need not nuisance be;
You can make your breath delightful,
Using SOZODONT, YOU see.
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REGAL SPLENDOR.
Magnificence of the New
Home for Art.
IN THE HOPKINS MANSION.
Interior View of the Art Association s
Palace on Mob fiilI-Amaranth,
Rosewood and Ebony.

How shall San Franchises new art home
be suitably dedicated?
Shall IL be by grand reception and ball.
with royal banquet and an art-loan ex-
hibit as side attraction?
This is hardly momentous question, but
being one that must be considered, is being
onsidereG.
There most be formal dedication of the
Hopklns-Searles palace to its new purpose.
There will, doubtless, be some manner of
deliberate and conventional throwing open
Of its doors to its new uses
And those who have the weight of this
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Ask Cor Sozodont

II you want denlifrice-as you probably do
which will PROTECT YOUR TEETH from decay
and render them white. SOZOD0NT is in vogue
with the professions which OF all others are
called upon TO display their teeth the most-to
Wit, the musical and dramatic. 1t Is especially
attractive with the fair sex, portion of The
community who make point of looking attrac-
tive. The breath Is rendered delightfully."- ira
grant by SOZODONT, which is certainly de-
slderatum TO persons Of hue tastes.
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JAPAN A~D CHINA LV~F.

FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONGK NG.
Connecting at okohama with steamers for ShanZ-
lal, ard at HOugkoug for East Indies Straits, etc
IS. CITY Of Rio de Janeiro. Thursday, Marcn 23,
st NJ.
S.. City OF Peking, Thursday, Anril 3 at p "
IS. China, Tuesday, April -, at 8 p n.
SIS. Peru, Saturday, Nav Is. at 3 P NJ
Round-trip tickets to Yokohama and return at re-
duced rates.
For freight or passage apply at the ol1ce corner
First and Brannau streets.
Branch O1nce-202 front street.
ALEXANDER CEN TER. General Agent
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,

THRoUGH LINE TO NEW YORK, VIA PANAMA
L Steamers will sail at noon the 5th, E-H
18th and 18th Of each month, calling at tS3aEst2
various ports Of Mexico aud Central America.
Through line sailings-March 10. IS. City or
Syduey; March 70. IS. Acapu co; Aprn 0. S.. Saa
Juan
NorE-when the sailing day fails on sunday
steamer will lie dispatched the following Monday.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
Etesmers leave San Francisco noon the Sd
and 18Th Of each month. calling at various Mexican
and Cen trai American ports.
Way Line SaIlnss-sS. Colon, March IS; SIS. San
jose. AnriL 3
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Society in San Francisco has been taking
matters very easily the past week or two,
and until the close of the Lenten season
there will be little going on of public inter-
est The theaters have all been doing n
good business, and there have been quite a
number of dinner parties, which pleasantly
while away the dull season. The 400 are
on the tiptoe of expectation in regard to
the dance to be given In Odd Fellows Hall,
and on a DTil g. when one of the most fash
ionable events of the year will be chTon-
icled. Considerable interest is also centered
In the approaching dance OF the Monday
Evening Club, TO be given in the maple
room Of the Palace Hotel on the same even
ing. The committee met last Friday even
ing and adopted csstir0n resolutions re-
garding the Issuing of invitations, which
will necessitate members sending in the
names of their guests to the secretary on or
before March 20. The number Of Invita-
tions Will be limited to sixty couples, and
rs there viii be a good contingent from
Benicia, Mare Island and the Preside
present at the bail, the affair is suresto be
very fashionable, and will no doubt eclipse
any of the club's former efforts. The floor
Of the Maple Hall will positively be covered
with new canvas. and every exertfon will
be made to insure q brilliant success.
Musicale and Dance.
The society event of the week was the
gathering cf the flower Of the land at the
Hotel Pleasanton last Saturday afternoon
and evening. The ladies interested in the
Olive and Gold Room in the Women's De-
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N, P, COAST R, r,
sAUsALTTo EnRRx.
The ponahr1e Rrond -cianra Rnnta-.

.NlA..-.
SAUSALITo FERRY.
TIME TABLE.
Commencing wednesday, Feb. l. tS93
and uHtil frrther notice boats ana traus viii run
ns follows:
From SAN FRANCISCO FOR sAUsAL1ro. Rose
VALLEY ana SAN RAFAEL week daysl-7:S1
$500. II :ooA N: :45. 3:25, 700, $40 P n
200 $3.50 r. N.
Prom SAN FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY (rseE
daysl-I;5O 9;VO, lIiO0 A N; 8;25, $500. s:15
CsundaysJ-s:oO 1900 II 80 A n, 1880 s:oa
e;O0 p ~ Extra tip on SATURDAYS AZ l 40 P. N.
Prom san RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO Cwssk
dsys.6;2o 7;i5. s;l5, llio5 A N; las S:75.
(sundsysJ-s:oo. $3.50 A N: 1900 n: 1880. $3.50.
Fare 80 cents, round trip.
From MILL VALLEY fer SAN FRANCISCO cTesE
daysl-6:5J. 7;Ss, eiIo. ll;lO a. NJ 5;S5. s:0s
Gsuudaysl-s:o5 1910, 1Iao a "; 1:45. s:s&
$40 ,. N. Fare, 80 cents round trip.
From sAUSALtTo Tor san FRANCISCO (wsst
oaysl-6:55. s:l5. s:55, lIi45 A n; 2:35 4:O5
(sundsysI - s:45. lO:tO A ~; l2:45. 2:l5. 4I5
5;45 r NJ. Extra trip On Saturdays ~ 7iIo ?. 4.
Fare 70 eents. r1ual trlp.
Leave ei.so SeS Fran Through rran. Arrive San Frll
1850 An. Week Can , Taylor To l0i25Az a0ad7
1:45 P.M. days lcalema Point I2:l6P N Wsozs
~. Reyes, romales days eN Monday
300 SUNDAYS landwsy stations 6;lG P. N. Daily
An Howssds. Dua-lA N.
1850 Week days can Mills, GAIA 10 25 Mondays
las Saturdays stations $40 rH dtys
rhirty-day EIeursIon-Round Trip, % per ceaS
reduction.
Friday to Monday Observation-Disclosures riek.t.,
Toca oma aud Point Reyes. 81 rs; TOmAlez az 00.
How1rds, 81 50; CaE2doro, 50 90.
Sunday ENcursion-Round-trip Tfcketst Poius
Reyes, 81 90; snd Tomaes 81 80.
THROUGH STAGE CONNECTIONS DAILY TSu5-
day excepted) az Cazadsro with morning. train IRON
Ban Francisco to sRd from SteWarts Poiat. QuaIzla
Point Arena. Cufsys Cove, Navarro. MsadocIns
CITY Fort Bragg aud al points on the North Coast
+. Z. LATHAM
Gen. PasA Tkt AgA
General ofioes. IA sansoms street.
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Turkish and Russian baths do not affect It,
We produce seven cOiOrs. from the darkest black
TO ash blonde. Samples OF hair cOlOreI free.
IMPERIAL CHEMICAL MAN'F'G CO.,
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Agents for the Pacific Coast, NESSRS. GOLD
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IS applied by them and sTRuZINsKI, 435 Ellis St.
No
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Simmons Liver Regulator, simple
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and makes the breath pure and
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"Havlng suffered long time with Indigestion
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my complexion assumed yeilowIsh hue. After
using simmons Liver Regulator for a short time
my health was restored aud also the freshnesI Of
my cOmplexion."-MR NJ. BRooKs, Clinton, Gs
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
CQMPAGNIE GENERaLs

CUMPAGNiE 6ENERaLs
TRAM ATL N TIQUE
Fre-p'' I'n.. tp HavrP,
4 oMPANY'S PIER (NEwl, AZ NORTH EsEn
y River footoG Morton st. Travellers by SfS1l2f5a2
this lire AVOID both transit by English rail way and
tie discomfort OF crossing the channel 10 small
boat.
LA NoRMANDIE De Kersablec..
..,......... Saturday, February 25th. 9 200 A. NJ
LA GASCOGNE, Ssuteli..... ..........,,....,,,
..........-..,.. saturday, March 4th 10 200 A. n
La bRETAGNE, Capt. Collier
..,....... Saturday, March llth, 8 800 p NJ
LA BOURGOGNE, Capt LebOeuf ...............
......-.......... Saturday, go en- IL 10 100 A NJ.
BE For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET. Agent
,rc Nc ) Bowling Green. New YORK
San Francisco.
lIanch onlee. le Montgomery street aust II
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HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.
SgOET ROUTE TO LOgPON AND THE CONTINENT.

-FOUR FAST TwIN-sCREw EXPRESS ks-G
steamers the largest and fastest of the S5ksSst
German Marine, for Southampton, London
Continent Saillngs begin March 80. PASSENGERS
by this line ;or London transferred at southampton
docks TO the Hamburg American Lines special
train and forwarded to London (Wateroo stati0n),
time hours. Through tickets TO EuroDe.
Normannia.... March 30 Aug Victoria. May lS
Columbia. .......April 8 Normannia......, May 25
Aug Victoria April 20 Furst bismarck. June 1
N0rmannia...,.A April 27 7!ColumbIa........ June \
furst bismarck. May Al Aug. Victoria. June Is
Columbia. May IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
REGULAR SERVICE.
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Polynesia. March California ...,. March 81
Rugia. March 9tSueyia. a........ March %
A. w. MYER, Gen. agent for Pacific Coast
40l California ST., cor. Sansome, San Francisco.
fe27 cod II
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Afor Morni1g. Pfor Afternoon.
s6undays excepted. tSatuslays only.
tSQnaAYs only,
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The engagement of Miss Lena Reeves to
Mr.. A. Sutherland is announced. The we'd
ding is fixed to take place in ST. Johns
Episcopal Church on Monday evening,
April II.
The engagement of Miss Golinsky to Mr..
Charles A. Cans is announced.
The wedding Of Mr.. George Shreve and
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-04

The Annexation Club has issued
handsome red badges for the junior
members Of the organization.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-04
THE DREDGER.
Prosress OF the Work Near The
Mail Dock.

Captain Macaulay, who is run
ming the dredger, stated yesterday
that the dredger had excavated
about 1900 cubic yards of mud,
sand and coral from the vicinity of
the P. NJ. S. S. Company's wharf
during the last month. The aver
age depth for two-thirds of the
length of the wharf. or about 400
feet, is % feet, the depth in several
places being 81 feet. When the
dredger commenced working last
month, the depth found 10 feet
from the wharf was 19 feet now
the average depth, so feet out from
the wharf, is % feet, or 10 feet
deeper than when the machine
commenced operations. Hard coral
was met with at the Waikiki end
of the wharf, and a solid bank of
the same substance was found 400
feet further in. A kind of black
sandstone was also thrown up by
the cutter.
The dredger will complete deep
ening that wharf soon, and it will
then work at the coal wharves.
Crowds of natives may be seen
every day at the dumping ground
at the Esplanade gathering broken
pieces of coal as they fall from the
large pipes. Natives who live in
that locality have several thousand
pounds of coal put up in bags.
When the dredger gets to work at
the coal wharves, enormous guam
titles of coal will flow out of the
pipes, and will give the crowds of
natives employment collecting it.
Pocket knives, old coins, ships
materials, etc, are among the
curious articles that are dug up
every day by the dredger, and peo-
pie working on it have good sup
ply of these curios for exhibition
to their friends.
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-04

Charles d, Walker has new
yacht for sale
The Pacific commercial advertiser., 1893-04-04

The steamer Likelike encoun-
tered heavy northeast gales off the
Pepeekeo coast, Hilo district, for
three days last week.
The brigantine Lurline arrived
at Hilo last Thursday, fifteen days
out from San Francisco.
The bark Harvester left Hilo ON
Sunday, March %, with a sugar
cargo for San Francisco.
The Italian bark Cavaliere Luigi
D. is at the Kinau wharf receiving
sugar.
The barkentine Discovery sailed
yesterday for San Francisco with
sos tons, or HTS bags, of sugar,
valued at $37,t5t12. Eighteen
japanese went up in the steerage
by her.
The bark Forest Queen goes up
to Kahului this afternoon to load
sugar for San Francisco. The
Claudine will tow her to kahului.
The brigantine w. G. Irwin,
Captain j. L. McCulloch, leaves
this morning for San Francisco.
Captain McCulloch will receive his
commission as Harbor Pilot at San
Francisco on his arrival there.
The bark H. Hackfeld took sugar
from the Mary E. Foster and Kila-
uea Hou yesterday.
The whaler James Arnold has
gone out on cruise.
The American steam whaler jean
cite, Captain Newth, which arrived
off port yesterday, was first tele-
phoned in from the Diamond Head
station as the British gunboat Hya-
cinthe. Some time later she was
mistaken for the new steamer from
Tacoma, and a whistle was blown
from Lucas mill in consequence.
Before noon the vessel was reported
as the steam whaler Jeanette. She
then anchored off the haroor.