The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-07-13
ALONG THE WATER FRONT
The Arrival of the O. and O.
Steamship Doric From
the Orient.
A Japanese Consul.Gsneral Is Now En-
Route to the Capital of
Mexico.

The Oriental and Occidental steamship
Doric arrived yesterday from China,
Japan and the Hawaiian Islands. She
had twelve white passengers and forty
three Chinese aud Japanese in the cabin
and 120 Asiatics in the steerage.
The vessel was boarded by Quarantine
officers Blue and Chalmers and found 10
possess a clean bill of health. However,
as a greater precaution, ninety-three Chi
nese steerage passengers were landed at
Angel Island, with their effects, for fumi-
CATION before the steamship docked.
The following are the cabin passengers:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Graham and child, L.
Putnam, II. Fuwa, l. Hennr, w. G. Barrett, X.
brecht, R. wolcott, G. wolters, DR.. aud Mrs.
B. Haines and child, Miss Certi, w. D. SWIM
merton, Len HING Wen, Miss A. NJ. Graham,
So eh kenlns sa NM ss ana NM Mr
Ewing, daughter and son, Allen Parson, L. j.
Holmes, DR.. Russell Phillips, Judge de Ia
Arnold, two children and maid, r. S. Whitney,
Wing Chock, Miss 4. Gardiner, T. Ingita, H. v.
Harrison, DR.. J; G. Nuttell, II. Keboyshi. II. R.
Bostwick. o. Eckmann, A. FINS, DIR. G. l..
TAFT, Miss j. DeyO, Mrs 4. d. Lane, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. S. Whitney.
NJ. Murota is the Japanese Consul Gen.
eral on his way TO his new station in the
City of Mexico. He is accompanied by his
wife and two children.
Allen Persues and Harry Bostwick OF
this City returned from Japan, after an
absence since last January.
DR.. and Mrs. Haines OF BeIvedere and
NJ. A. Newell of this City returned from
Honolulu.
Yesterday morning D. Walker, drum
mer for Gibbs e. Co., landed from the
steamer Dauntless from Stockton and told
Police Sergeant Tom Mahoney on the
wharf tale OF woe. Coming down the
river he fell in with two strangers a man
and woman, and he could not do enough
for them.
He paid for their supper on the boat
and also most of the intoxicants they all
drank and in doing so exhibited a we'll
filled purse 1t is need less to say that be
was permitted to drink the most and
deepest. He somehow managed to get to
bed, and when he awoke in the morning
he found that his two companions had
plucked him. They took $685. which was
| money belonging to his employers, and
this was serious complication.
The young man was very sorrowful,
very penitent and said he would have to
apply to his mother for money TO make
his deficiency good.
BY the Doric, it is learned that the seal.
ing feet is doing well this season IN
Japanese waters. The following schooners
arrived at Hakodate between June %
and "a.
The Geneva, with 400 skins; Borealis.
with 325 skins; Vera, with $50 skins !:
Casco, with S0s skins; Mermaid, 94I skins
Arietes, with 1923 skins, Willard Aims,
worth, with 721 skins; Otto, with 71g
skins; Golden Fleece, with 769 skins
Director, with 971 skins; Vina, with 6l5
skins.
The bark California came into Hakodate
June Is with seventeen whales.
Yesterday two waterfront characters
known as John Brown and Skivo had a
glove contest in Hurricane Gulch, near
Sausalito. The affair was without honor
or interest, and was declared a draw after
few rounds had been fought.
The League Of the Gross returned from
its weeks camp at Aqua Caliente, Sonoma
County. last evening, and the First In.
iantry Regiment came down from its out.
ing at Stockton.