The San Francisco call., 1898-10-26

States State s1o piece of 1S47 is from $18 to $15. | The selling price of a 20 cent piece oL Ao'' | is from 63 cents to $l
 | UNITED STATES TERRITORIES
 Constant Reader City. The United states
 Territories on October IS, 1898, were New New 1 Mexico Arizona. Indian, District oI Goi- | 1Inhia Alaska. Oklahoma, Hawaiian Isl- | ands and Porto Rico.
 PACKAGES TO MANILA-Mrs. J. B. l and w E., City. Arrangements can De made with the depot quartermaster' New | Montgomery and Jessie streets ana Wlth | the Red Cross Society to send small pScK- ages of non-perishable goods to soIolefS
 or sailors at Manila or vicinity
 FLAG ON FOREIGN sHIP-C. R.. City When a foreign merchantmen enters United States port she does not dip the American colors, but carries them at the
 foremast. When foreign man-oII-War enters a United States port she saIutes the American colors with cannon TEN LARGEST CITIES-Constant Reader. City, On the basis of population estimated by the Mayor of each of more than 150 of the large cities in the United States the ten largest are; NeW Hork' Chicago. Brooklyn Phlladelphla.-St Louis, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Buffalo, N. Y, and Cleveland, Q.
 PRESIDENTS APPOINTMENTS E. F.. San Mateo, Cal. The President of
  large for the Naval Academy at Annapo- lis and one for the District of Columbia. The President names the eleven and they are examined whenever there IS va 5th of March of each year the Secretary of the Navy notifies every RepreSentatlYe or Delegate of any existing vacancy Ill his district
 FROM ONE PRECINCT TO ANOTH- ER-J. E. K, City. A voter in the State residence until he acquires new one. In order to acquire residence in a precinct he must have resided therein thirty days. If a voter resided in the First Precinct or the Thirty-sixth District at the time he was registered with the intention Of Vot- ing at the election next November, ana on October II moved into the :, Slxfh tba -gre- gre cinct out of which he moved, namely, the First.
 TROOPS ON TRANSPORTS-A. R. S., Sacramento; A. S., City; N. B. B., City. On the 18th of May, 1898, the City of Pek- ing sailed from this port for Manila car rying the First California Volunteers; the Australia, the Second Oregon Volun- teers, and the City of Sydney the officers of the headquarters, a battalion of the Fourth Infantry and detachment or heavy artillery.
 June 15-The Senator Colon China and Zea- landa sailed that day for Manila with the First Colorado Infantry, Tenth PennsyIvanla First Nebraska, two battaItOnS or the ElSn- teenth and Twenty-third regulars, two eattaI- ions of Utah Artillery and a detail of engineers. Pennsyl3ania a on W the zeaiandia, the Utah ArtiI- lery distributed on the China, Colon and Zealandia and the remainder was distributed on the Senator and other vessels
 June 27-The Morgan City carried away the First Idaho the City of Para the Thirteenth Minnesota the Indiana a battalion of the Eigh- teenth regulars a battalion of the Twenty-third regulars the First Company of the Volunteer Signal Corps a detachment of engineers Brig adler General Macarthur and staff, and the G and L of the Third Artillery and recruits for the Thirteenth Minnesota for Manila.
 June 2S-The Valencia sailed for Manila with the First North Dakota Volunteers. General Merritt and staff, Batteries H and K of the Third Artillery and the Astor Battery.
 July 1.-The Peru sailed for Manila with six troops of the Fourth Cavalry and Light Bat teries D and G of the Sixth Artillery; the Puebla with five companies of the Fourteenth regulars and recruits for the Twenty-third regulars.
 July 2o-The Pennsylvania for Manila with the First Montana and 300 recruits for the First
 July 2s-By the Rio de Janeiro. two battalion. of the First South Dakota and a detachment of ffty-three of the Signal Corps
 July 29-By the St. Paul, two battalions of the First South Dakota Volunteers and recruits
 August 6-By the Lakme and Nelson for Honolulu, battalions of the Second United I, K, L, Nj and c, First New York.
 August 1S-Alliance for Honolulu Companies F, G and H of the First New York
 August 2l-By the Arizona for Manila, Com pany I of the Eighteenth regulars, Third Bat talion of the Eighteenth Infantry, 234 recruits for the Tenth Pennsylvania, 305 for the First Nebraska, 124 for the First Colorado and num- Der of officers.
 August 27-The Scandia sailed for Manila via Honolulu. She had on board two companies for the First New York at Honolulu and for Manila s1 900 900 for the paymaster at Manila. She also had 147 of the Hospital Corps and several officers.