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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-01-13
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE-oO8 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

UAFNLANU p.
ELEGANT home, Acams Point property, ad-
joining Vernon Heights beautiful new resi-
dence Just built; 9 rooms, bath, reception
hall two pantres, ETC.; plumbing latest and
best plate glass windows; hot air heater
with pipes to all rooms and halls lot 50x125;
more lands can be had if desired this is
certainly a model residence: picture Of same
will be sent on application; price $4,000; terms
to suit purchaser LAKE SHORE LAND
CO., A H BREED, manager 1870 Broadway.
Oakland. Cal.
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DIED.

Allison, George NJ. Lewis William A.
Andrews, William o. McGregor, Robert E.
Bailey, Mary z. Maher Mary NJ,
Caldwell. Hugh NJ. Martin, John P.
Campbell, Alice Meagher Michael
Campbell. Mary A. Meyer Emma
Dillon, Mary Nelson Ella F.
Dodson. Loring G. Nolan, Joseph F. Jr.
Dryer, Henry O'Brien, Catherine
Fogarty, Thomas F. O'Brien, Katie
Foster, Mrs Jennie O'ConneI John J.
Geissler Joseph O'Keefe, Michael
Gunnerson, Augusta Regain, Mary A.
Hindman, Edmond Rose, NettIe
Hoffman, Seligman Suffer. Minnie
Honen, Andrew Taber. Charles
Killen, Ellen Whaley. Theresa
Kropp, John r. Waldeck. Henriette
Lane, Julius =. Woods, William N.
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FJRNIT URE-Good and cheap. H, SCHELL-
HAAS. old store. 40s Eleventh. 81. See him.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
Ss0o-50x125 LOT on San Antonio ave-
S1100-50x26s lot Benton ST.. Santa
Clara ave.
s15Oo-New 6-room cottage. on Grand ST.; work
all done.
s25co-5Ox2oo house. 8 rooms; windmill and
tank
s350o--50x15o elegant new house, rooms;
modern; at Morton-st. station; easy terms.
Bargains in all parts of Alameda Office
open Sundays.
ALAMEDA LAND COMPANY.
Alameda
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


$50 MONTHLY will buy new 7-room and bath
cottage with all the latest improvements;
only one block from the electric cars. JACOB
HEYMAN, II Montgomery ST.
HOUSES built for $3.50 a room and up; repair
work done: will call. GEO. NJ. SALISBURY.
Builder E2l L st Sunset District
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TO LEASE.


THE st. Charles Hotel, Redwood City; recent
ly renovated; TO lease; rent reasonable. Ap-
ply H. c. SMITH, Hotel st. Nicholas. city
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ROSE-In this city, January H. 1885, Nettie.
beloved wife of l. A. Rose, native Of New
York aged II years.
CyFriends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
friday, at 2 o'clock, from the residence of
G.. F. Atkinson, II Clementina street. Inter
nent Laurel Hill Cemetery
SUTTER-In this CITY, January TO- 1899, Min
ME beloved wife of Gabriel Suffer, mother
of Maria Baumann, daughter of Caspar and
Sophie Baumann, and sister OF Lena, Josie,
Maria, Isadore, Willie, Frank and Annie
Baumann, native of Canton Uri, Switzer-
land, aged &c years months and II days.
fully invited TO attend the funeral this day
friday at 10 o'clock, from the parlors OF
Charles J. B. Metzler, 6S6 Washington street.
Internent Laurel Hill Cemetery
TABER-In the City and County Hospital.
January 10, 1892 Charles Taher. native Of
Rhode Island. aged rs years.
WHALEY-Iu this city, January s. 1899 The
resa dearly beloved and only daughter OF
Susie Murray Whaley, and granddaughter OF
Mrs. J. D. Murray, aged years.
WALDECK-In this city, January 9, 1889. at
her residence, no San Jose avenue. Henriette
Johanna, beloved wife of Ernst Waldeck, and
mother Of Mnna Friedrich and Emma Wal
deck. a native of Essen, Hanover, Germany,
aged 40 years months and "a days. (New
York Staats-Zetung please copy.)
UyFriends and aeQuaintances are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this day
Friday). at 2 o'clock, from ron II, the funeral
between Fifth and Sixth. Interment I. o.
o, F. Cemetery.
WOoDs-In Merced County January II, 1893,
William NJ, beloved husband of Susie E.
woods father of Florence and Elmer Woods
and beloved son of C. T. and N. A Woods a
native OF Missouri, aged 81 years and
months.
fully invited to attend the funeral tomorrow
(Saturday) at 2 o'clock, from Union-street
Presbyterian Church. West Oakland. under
the auspices OF Division No 2S3. Brotherhood
-fT otfz Eyaoi
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RERkLD REAL ESTATE.

VERY sensible New Years present-A love.
~ cottage of rooms; all the latest improve
ments; street work all done and near the
university a regular poem. J. ]. MASON
real estate, Berkeley station.
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PROPOSALS for subsistence stores.-Ofice
Purchasing Commissary, San Francisco. Cal.
January 8, 1Sas.-Sealed proposals for furnish
ing and delivering of such quantities of sub
sistence stores as per circular to be seen at
this office. VIII be received here until Il
o'clock g. n. Saturday, January H. 1899. and
opened Immediately thereafter in presence OF
bidders. Specifications, general instructions
to bidders and blank form OF proposals will
be furnished to established dealers on appli-
cation to w H. BALDWIN. Colonel Pur-
chasing Commissary. q S. V.
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:'WylANTED-Young butcher. IFS Seventh st

WAITER wanted at 1855 Haight st.
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RECRUITS wanted for the United states Ma
: :Tsne Corps. United States navy; abla-c died.
:. unmarried men between the ages Of y ami 81
!: years who are citizens Of the United states,
=. or those who have legally declared their in
taution TO become such: must he of good char
-: deter and habits and able 10 speak. read and
: write English and be between feet inches
. and feet in height. For further information
apply al the Recruiting Offce, 81 Ellis ST,
=. San Francisco Cal.
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MAN TO: take orders for printing at 40 Mont
d: goriery St. room 49,
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PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.


WILL exchange claims on Dominion Greek.
Klondike country. for quartz property in Cali
fornia Apply TO C.. A. MACOMBER, SIC
Market ST., room rs, between 10 and r.
LOTS to exchange for little ranch; about $500.
Address box 1856. Call office
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

GOVERNMENT lands located; scrip or home
stead; entry For information apply to ]. c.
RICE, between and p. m, at surveyor 5
office, II Montgomery st.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-10
Compressed Air.

c. G. Balbntyne, manager OF the Ho-
nolulu Rapid Transit Company, Ltd.
and W. X. Castle, a large shareholder
in the local corporation are remaining
in the East to witness the installation
at New York City OF a transit plant
using compressed air. for power. This
is the enterprise of the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company, with the Off
cials OF which the Honolulu men have
formed a close acquaintance. The full
est confidence is held in the new lines
for 2sth and Goth streets, New York
City, to have main house where
1000 horse power is at service. The
test will be made this month. VIM. e.
Whitney is one of the capitalists inter
ested. Mr.. Ballentyne will be back in
Honolulu soon after the LIST OF next
month.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-10
PENNY POSTAGE.

NEW YORK, December 25.-A Times
cable from London says: Britannia
presents her children with a handsome
Christmas present in the shape OF pen
ny postage to forty-hve different parts
of the empire. Tomorrow the same
stamp that carries a letter across the
street in London will frank 1t to Hong
kong on the other side of the globe
Important colonies like Australia and
Cape Colony have still to join, but
their adhesion cannot be long delayed
Then It is hoped that the United States
will complete the circle.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-10
Cai,,phOr Trees.

The Government Is to order from
California 10000 camphor trees. These
will be set out on the various reser-
vations and grounds In and about Ho-
nolulu and towns OF the other Islands.
There is to be secured at the same time
a large quantity OF the camphor tree
seed for general distribution. II is the
belief Of the Board OF Agriculture that
the cultivation OF camphor will In time
become a considerable industry and 1t
Is thus literally encouraged at this
time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-10
after ANARCHISTS
International Bureau of
Police Forming.
Outcome OF Conference Held at
Rome-Extradition Jour.
nails and Writers.

NEW YORK, December 27.-A cable
to the World from Rome says: The
World correspondent has secured from
a delegate the result of the anti
anarchist conference recently held
here, whose proceedings had previously
been kept secret
Tristan international bureau Of
police for surveillance of anarchists Is
to be established at Berlin consisting
OF nine members-German, Austrian,
French, English, Italian. Russian,
Swiss, Belgian and Dutch. This bu-
reau will correspond with all the police
OF Europe and will be represented in
each country by special agents. All
states represented will contribute
equally to the maintenance Of the bu-
reau.
Second-The European Governments
are to negotiate for extradition tIea-
ties governing anarchists. Anarchists
are defined as all those who make pub
lie profession Of the anarchist faith
who are found in possession of anarch-
list publications, bombs and letters OF
an anarchistic character and all men,
bers of anarchist societies. A person
convicted Of an anarchist crime will be
punished according to the law OF the
country where the crime was com
mitted. Anarchist journals are to be
placed under censure. their circulation
interdicted, their editors, printers and
distributors proceeded against as an
archists. All proceedings agalns, an
archists are to be conducted in secret
These decisions were accepted by the
delegates from Germany, Austria, Rus
STA, Italy, Turkey. Spain, Portugal
Sweden, Denmark, Montenegro. Ser
via and Roumania, but England
France, Switzerland, Belgium, Holland
Luxembourg and Greece rejected them
1t is probable that the ultimate re
suit of the conference will be the estab
lishment OF an International police bu
reau.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-10

Khaifaii, a new Chinese doctor,
brought with him a pair of hooking
birds and a cage OF smaller singing
birds common In his own country. The
hooking birds were presented to the
Government and were let loose on Tan
talus. The doctor wishes the Island
to have the benefit Of the other birds
and they will be accepted and liberated
II it is found out that they are not
likely to become pest. Prof. Rochelle
will examine the small singers today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-10
Mrs. Irwin.
IS. +. Society Note.D

visits here. Is back again with the
avowed intention Of making her future
home in this city. She gives handsome
and will, therefore, he
a welcome addition to the ranks Of the
hostesses of our Swim. Another lady
who will likely shine in that line dur
ing the winter is Mrs w. q. Irwin, who
has taken the Blair house on Van Ness
avenue. She has already given several
dinners to a few friends at each, but
something more elaborate may soon be
expected at her hands.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-10
Plan for q Biz Show Here is
Sent From City.
STRONG MEN ARE INTERESTED
Exhibits From San Francisco.
Scheme for Attractive Affair.
Permanent Display.

lChas r. Wilder, who has served
Hawaii as Consul General at San Fran
cisco, has been approached by Califor-
MAN men who desire that a big exposi-
lion shall be held here. Mr. Wilder
has written Of the matter to Minister
Cooper and others. Below Is one of
rhe letters received:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-10

When you can not sleep for cough
ing take Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. 1t always gives prompt relief. II
is most excellent for colds, too, al II
aids expectoration, relieves the lungs
and prevents any tendency toward
pneumonia. For sale by all druggists
and dealers. Benson, Smith & Co.,
Ltd, agents for II. ].
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-10

MIR. Richley received an acknowledge
ment. Consul Haywood will be seen
today and Mr.. Richley WI make every
effort to find the mother of the dead
man
Some of the passengers and steamer
men say that the name of the suicide
was Turner. At any rate the poor fell
low was a total stranger In the coun-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-10

lthas. i. wider, VINO has served
Hawaii as nsul-C;eneral AT San Fran
,,tsco has hoo, .,nr,ach.a h,. c.if,o,
man h''h ~no ucs'e V'a' pls eApos'-
lion shall be held here. Mr. Wilder
mas written of the matter TO Minister
roo,., .,a ,,,h.rs p.i,,,, 4. ,,,,o ~,
'he ie''eis re'e''eo''
San Francisco. Dec q. lsgs
\ representative body of the manufac-
turers, merchants and producers of the
Pacific Coast have resolved To hold an
Industrial Exposition and Agricultural
Fair at Honolulu In the near future,
which shall combine a full and complete
display of the agricultural and other pro-
ducts OF the Hawaiian Islands with an
exhibition of the manufacture, Industries
ana products OF the Pacific Coast.
The aims and objects OF such an EXPOSE
tlon are to bring into closer relationship
IN. business interests of the Islands and
the Coast and To create and encourage
such feelings of amity and mutual in
terest, that American capital shall be en-
Outraged and induced TO assist in de-
veIoplng the many and varied interests
trade with American ports.
The merchants and manufacturers Of
san Francisco believe that such an eI
position would greatly assist In accom-
plishing these desired results by bringing
the various resources and products OF the
Hawaiian Islands to the immediate atten-
ton OF the American people represented
In the exhibitors and visitors at such
time the new and improved methods, ma
chinery and products of American indus
tries to the Hawaiian people.
II Is a matter OF worldwide experience
that expositions and fairs are the forerun-
ners and school teachers OF commerce
and that II Is chiefly through this strik-
ing form of education that producers,
consumers and investors are brought In
contact and are led to form n closer re-
lationship for the development OF trade,
thus achieving swiftly that degree OF
commercial activity which would other
wise require years to obtain
The organizers OF the coming eAposi-
lion and fair desire to have the hearty
cooperation OF the merchants producers
ana business men OF the ha"ahai
Islands. as they nave ALREADY the en-
dorsement and support Oh the merchants,
manufacturers producers ana Shippers OF
the Pacihc Coast ana as they expect u
have the ohciai ehdofserheht anu sup
port OF the Legislature OF 'aiiiorhla anu
OF the congress OF 'he ohiteo S'a'es
They earnestly SOLICIT the confluence Gu,
operation ana sood VIII Oh III class's VI
The HAWAIIAN people, 10 the emu '"a' 'i's
"Nposiuoh VIII not oh's ne so'',ne' =.
and industrial success Out aiso ,hat ~
shall be and remain a ho'apie anu mem
orabie event IN the history Oh inc iia"a,,'
an ISLANDS. COMMUNICATING, as IL "hi
The admission Oh 'he is'ahas I'M" ''e -N'''
"rican Republic
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-10

.UHrHi.t "a iHau.rt,ai fff Hfaf t.s
ifiafI tHt eham Ua assaIsHaf taH
'HHs afhIH fHHtt fs faHn ~ tsHfHil
Hifh t.H fa o. thafnufb uHisffis HHr
al fa u.H a.faih ~ fhr rsrasHiaf thH
hlH''H.rf nf ffouuis htaHsiIf fsf iif ds.
riaI fHr HiltaiHiHf az o. .l rates fm
tsItma sthiiHiufs sHi displays ffom ihn
.afiaus thirrius nnrs wbieh 80 bsiserh
CO., isianis aff ihs caasi Tls svanaiis
uuii1Irrs COG Hnrh fn ssI.asii.n n and Furh
ofHff dffaus ns nrtd attention. should b.
u,Il Understood nud adjusted btfsfs th0
aotuai labor in culioDunr sshihits 10 b.
run ~ DO desirable 10 establish this 81.
nsiHl violation between thc representative
merchants ana producers 81 the iarine
Coasi ard ~ the Hawaiian Islands az The
earliest Iossihis date fut the reason that
the opposition should IN the opinion ~
tf orrnniseis. occupy the month ~ Ma,
or Jun" u the coming year
tel sure that an exposition % this
Kind would take very well IN the Islands
and u would without doubt bc the best
possible way IN which 90 advertise.
trust this matter will have your immcd.
late attention and that may have a
reply very shortly, with the compliments
Of the season I remain,
Very respectfully your,
CHAs. T. WILDER.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-10

II Ia folly to suffer from that hor-
rible plague OF the night. itching
piles. Doan's Ointment cures. quick
~ and permanently. At any chemists.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1899-01-10

The y. @. n. Drill Shed here Is the
largest available building II would
probably be necessary to erect suit
able structure at cost Of $4,000 TO
1900 II Is believed expenses could
he cleared from admissions The
Chamber Of Comerce will be requested
to take the matter ND.
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snain,s Greatest Need.

Mr.. Il. p. Olivia, of Barcelona, Spain
spends his winters at Aiken, ,: U. WeaE
nerves had caused severe pains IN the
hack of his head. On using Electric
Filters. Americas greatest Blood and
Nerve Remedy, ali pains soon left him.
Hs saws this grand medicine is what his
country needs. All America knows
that it cures liver and kidney trouble,
nurifies the blood, tones up the stomach,
Strengthens the nerves, puts vim, vlgor
and new life in every muscle: nerve
and organ Of the body. II weak, tired
o. ailing you reed it. Every bottle
Guaranteed, only 80 cents Soio oy II.
: Leadbeater & Sons, Druggist.
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LOCAL BkEViTiE>
The National Union meets tonight.

ne NallODAI UNION IHSSlS lOulSuI
n the Corporation Court today J. F. Parker
qualified as executor of the late Henry shei
ton.
The Hydraulion Fire Company will meet
tonight ut o'clock. Important business is
TO be transacted
Two barges loaded with lumber By smoot
& Co. lett here today, one for Sheridan S
Point and the other fox Pamonkcy.
MI Charles Bowie, aged 90 yosrs a men,
Der of the Bowie family of Prince Georges
county, Md, died in Washington on Saturday.
The Home Club went or a picnic yesterday
to High Point on the steam yacnt Americas.
1 shsd bake WAS one Of the features of the
day.
All liquor dealers taking out licenses this
year will he obliged to have fifty cent U. S.
internal revenue stamp affixed to their
bonds.
A fue shower of rain fell at an carly hour
this morning. and light showers fell during
the cav. This evening there was Il heavy fall
of rain, accompanied by lightning and thun'
der
A game of baseball was played at New
Alexaudris yesterday afternoon between tho
American Eagles and the Dewey Boys, re-
suitlng III score OIL i - " - III la'o' va INV
former.
George Jack, the six-months-old son of Mr..
G. J. Harrison, died last night st its homo on
west Wilkes street. The father and mother
have the S. mpathy of ali their friends in the
loss OF theI loved and interesting little boy
On Saturday evening the University oil
Virginia Reserves were defeated by the team
of the Episcopal High school on their grounds
near this city 10y score OF II to ). On SAT
urdav neSt there will be game at tho Higl
school grounds with the Maryland Agricui-
tural College.
spirited horse driven by VIM. Webster
took fright at the breaking OF portion OF me
harness viii c in the noithwesteln part OF the
city yesterday evening. The snimal dasneu
Gown Columbus street, but after proceed NJ
for short distance fell and badly cut one OF
i,s hind legs Mr.. Webster escaped without
injury. o..o,a
ed In the BAPTIST Church in the morning
Rev. T. :. Dunawsy, OF Fiederlcksourg
preached an cloQu mt sermon. Rev. F"thel
Ennis. of GEORGETOWN College. celebrated
mass in st Mary's Church. services were
| held in the other churches by the resioen'
ministers. A.. C;.,
The committee on general laws of the CITY
| Council has prepared report IecommehoiI't
! tbc massage of AN ordinance granting to the
Washington. Alexandria and Mount vernon
Railway Company the privilege OF turhisnipt
electric power to merchants for the operator
of fans. sc. The committee will recommeno
- renewal of the privilege for one year iron
the date of The passage Of the ordinance.
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,,rnsyrAllY CUr.-Jacob Laush-
49, r5,Ie skvlarking with several
''--3 a.. me intersection of Fayette
''I T'o Yesterday evening, re-,
'- serious wound in the left
. ..' Isu.haAueh, it seemed, grabbed
. NJ James Hsnsborough, alias 81
-'a ~ VINO held 8 keen-bladed
..-' hi, hand. The two scui-
s ,'; 5- -hor. time. when Laush-
..o,7 suddenly fell to the ground,
.'-' -.ood gushing from an ugly
D D.a in the left breast. The injured
' ', r.. conveyed to Mr.. John Ent-
49, ~. drugstore, at King and Fay
w. streets. and later to the office of
n. olackenoush. DR.. Quackenbush
ann, tina, tue blade had entered the
n breast and produced internal
marriage. Had ii gone quarter of
=, men l-ru-r. death would doubtless
have 7--n ,tsutsneous. Subsequent
I'm 7l youth vas removed to
t.,7a- ll0a Prince street, between
g-rry aud Fayette streets No fatal
r. J. anticipated The cutting is
regarded as purely accidental aud no
sy-., DsS been made.
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A REBUKE FROM THE PULPIT.-A
large congregation was present at
the Baptist Church last night, many
having been attracted by the announce
ment OF the music to be render
eb by the new cnor, the mem.
oers of which acquitted themselves
most credtably. Some of the congre.
CATION, who seemed to have no special
prediction for the preaching, retired
before the conclusion of the services.
There was considerable hum Of con-
versation INDUCED in by numbers, es.
pecially by the younger portion of the
congregation, and throughout the SER
mon Growing infant made all aware
of its presence. Before the service be-
gan the pastor spoke rather plainly of
the conduct referred TO, and called at
Cention to the fact that while he and
all present eDj cyed the singing, it must
% remembered that church was not
an opera house, aud ne hoped he would
not have occasion to again administer
reprimand.
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HOW'S THIS 2

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh thai cannot DO cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. ].
Cheney for The last fifteen years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business trans.
actions, and financially able to carry out any
obligation made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo O.
WALpISe, KINNAN & MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price Toe. per bottle.
Sold BY all druggists. Testimonials free.
Halls Family Pills are tho best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-05-08

FROM SOUTH AMERICA The hand
some three massed schooner Fred.
H. Gibson arrived here yesterday from
Paysandu, on the River Platte, South
America, consigned to Capt. H Bryant
with cargo OF 500 tons of bone which s
to be converted into fertilizer. The Glib
son was about 81 days out and had
comparatively good weather during
the VOYAGE.