SUB ROSA.'• \jv-.reri t;os.<? swooning lay upon her breast

\u25a0."•• h^li^iiing'arith radiance wondrous rich and rare j• '•'• vy.'UitJi'isiyislain upon that marble square• v!\j>f«,ne.ver lips or worshiper haa pressed.'••"..•.Od&rc'us. itt»vIn that white shrine unblessed;"-

-•.-Sojftij^.eret In tier hand, her lips, her hair.•.*\u25a0 ']p.eivit'\iied me like that red rose glowing there...iiij>Ji;Hweet languor of a perfect rest.-;.--V--rf>k.iiiAy:theclover kiss my lady's gown,'.',- S'l'fvf-z-ep'hyr.lrola her in a long embrace•

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< ruses lie upnu th3t migrant bedi. -";NlV:Jsij.ai ,«ri>I.repelled by her frown.'-~ 'l->-3CTSji"pt-gaze ? But all must now giveplace!C:V:'l!.fc}s;(}e-tu'ee, Rose. Ilay my throbbing head!

THIEF OR MANIAC?.;.;-:;:';ilere i*an empty compartment. Look/:ishari>;;Mruy!/Jump inI" said my brother• .:*V a£%p/fini;ried me into ac empty first-class

"'iaKi^e'-of the express from Ipswich to• •"vliojfiiij'iiV;%•; : VViUi.a sieh of relief at having caught

!-ijtih.Vo splendidly, Ileaned back in a', rf-i')feing tiiat Ihad the carriage to

fni,j'sel"{.::." .-;.\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0J^niiy lißril Idone so when, to my dis-

, way; the guard opened the door and a.. :;T<^i>B.".injaa; breathless and panting,;V rushed: in, flinging himself in an exhausted;;.:' \u25a0•\u25a0:i.er in the seat ipposite me. Th* door

was; linked and the train was offbefore 1• coiiid. collect' my scattered senses.

] tlieti perceived a small black GladstoneK.Da^fth'tne rack, wbich 1bad not noticed

\u25a0*.'••before, and which, of course, belonged to'.";.iliis.. gentleman, who had evidently been

\u0084v.the;.first occupant of the carriage.

'•.}}'„ .'.'flow very annoying," Ithought, "two.'•:..long hours to spend in the company of aF" Rtrariie person and no means of escape."

\u25a0\u25a0 Here 1began to feel nervous and glanced..furiivelv at my vis-a-vis.'

H.« had changed his silk hat for a graycloth one with the monogram 11. C. C. on

f" it. and was leaning back in his corner as if-he meant togo to sleep.

•::V- \u25a0 la a few minutes he caught my eye as 1,i";w»£jaoking at him, and knitted bis brows.-. aslit annoyed.r . H* certainly was forbidding-looking,

•. and -.1instantly looked away and began to\u25a0\u25a0'' .reaiVmy paper; but the words swam be-

-.:•• fore my eyes asItried to concentrate my'

mind on Us pages..'; v

-1ipeu tpsap.tfl /eel.cramped in my posi-

\u25a0;":tioo-'.ianrt-i nio.ved to a more comfortable.';• one-. Was it by accident or design that.:v.njy:companion moved too?J •.•":• X:cou!d neither read nor close my eyes,

\u25a0..ah'd'^Cßuld only stare in a fascinated man-;\u25a0 ncr the small black Gladstone bag op-

.'-. p'ttute. :-.!:. ..Suddenly my companion, noticing how•.-.fixedly 1was regarding it, took it down\.from, the r.ick and opening it turned every-' thitrp init over in such a hurried manner

'•. .t!.'&tlbegan to feel quite alarmed.•'-.•' At-- last he found what he wanted, a

\u25a0::"-siria"llpacket of documents, whichhe care-•fullyplaced in the inner pocket of his"cost,, after which he leaned back again,

\u25a0 an^.t hoped ne would fallasleep.\u25a0: \u25a0 He. would nod for five «econd« or so and j

:. theii wake with a start, feel in his pocKet\u25a0 \u25a0'• for/the packet and then, catching my eye,'. 'wmii.d gouku in an embarrassed manner;. a-ndjiold his hand out before him, blow-{. along U as if blowing off an imaginaryi-'.&fr. :\u25a0\u25a0.-" After this had happened two or three: tiiVies {began to feel dreadfully frightened,'; -and the fearful thought:"* •'\u25a0 \Vh itifhe be a maniac? flashed through

.;;• mv mind.:.': ife.t that Iwas rapidly going mad my-

seif," when sharp whistles maie us both.. jump.••::.". My companion pushed down the window

and l<Hiking out exclaimed: "There is a\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 train exactly in front of us!":;

'-;Hi»rd!y had he saia io than our train•"'ca-tiifi. to a stoi %,whereupon the maniac

\u25a0produced a railway key from hi*pocket,'retiiarkitiir. "1always carry one of these,"

:. and/dimly unlocfeed the door, opened it,'.' balancing himself on one foot ionised out.

-Here was my opportunity. Getting up.*" . siyideiily Ipushed by him as ifto get out-.' of:the :carriage, causing him to lose his'. balance and fall onto the line.

\u25a0 \ ;. ..-.Hardly- knowing what Iwas doing 1.• 'piitlei}the door to as Ifelt the train mov-

'\u25a0';'\u25a0 ittjton again, and (hen Imust have fainted'a\yio\ for Iremember nothing more until

: .tlij4.cool evening air blowing through the.'.• open window revived me.."••.. ;;\Yliere was my late companion? My•" .cdn'sjclence bpgan to trick me. Had I.\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0';.ili-lp4 him? Perhaps a passing train had:' :rujn over him as he lay on the rails stunned

;".. ,by%ia fall, and 1seemed to see his mangled•\u25a0 •,iJo.ri)>e on the line..' ':• 'J::.wi»s going to nurse a sick brother, or,':_ ri»ib*r, help to nurse him, as Maud Som-

t.' ers.OiVs fiancee, spent as much time as she|L

"'cprukfby his couch. He had broken his• lega short time previously and w:i«. there-'- •\u25a0for<?;-.yna'ble as yet to move about alone.

"•*,On. my arriving at Jack's bouse, more'

.dead' than alive, Ifound Maud presidingover the leatable in his study and Jack" • hims.elf lying on the sofa. They both

„welcomed me with open arms and Iwan;.'delighted to find bow much better Jackc

°was than Ihad expected,

z / t"-Bow white and tired you look, child,".he »ai«i, -anxiously. "Are you ill?"

;."\u25a0- .MOh. no, dear, but Iwas rather fright-•=. ened at traveling so far alone," 1 said,

mendaciously, for now Ibegan to feel'alarmed about the fate of my late fellow-tra-veifir.

"What a pity,"said Maud, "that we didnot know earlier by what train you in-tended to come, as my brother airives this

% evening by the very same one, and Imusthurry home now, as he will be there, of• course."

After she had gone Jack told me that hehad deputed her brother to fetch some im-portant papers for him, as he could not go. himself.More,than once during the evening Imade up my mind to tell Jack about my

adventure, but was afraid of upsetting, him Inhis weak state of health.. Ipassed a wretched night. Visions ofmangled corpses were constantly beforeme. and Iwas thankful when the daydawned: • J

Tile sound of voices in my brother's. room roused me and Iran down, but•paused, my hand on the handle of the• door.

r "Where bad Iheard that voice before?It-was he maniacs H. was not killedafreralll ny had bo come here? What"was he saying?',

• "Ob, jet. old fellow,Ihave them safeenough, although Iam sure Itraveled• with h female thief—a very pretty onetoo

—but 1 vat a match for her. Sh»

a-erer.took her eyes off me or my bae for;.J^X.'*-ft>-**'' " r \u25a0\u25a0»

—lirtll IMIII "'ln illfTlT\u25a0 l\u25a0rft.i.,i,_ig *3 *"" »̂***

I two minutes together, in the hope, ofIcour-e, that 1should fall asleep, and ihenIslit; could mb me; but Ikept myselfIawake th« whole time by mere force of

will,for Iwas dead with sleep, and wason the point of going off .-everal times."

•'How was it that you fell out of the'train?" asked Maud.

"Why, 1 opened the door to see whntj was the reason of our train stooping sud-'dflnly,and the young lady, inmortal terror:of an accident, tried to get past me Ini order to jump out of the train, thereby'

causing me to lose my balance and fallout.Imanaged to scramble up just as the trainbegan to move on again, aud was pulledinto the guard's van."

Here Maud, opening the door suddenly,revealed me standing on the threshold.

There was no help for it—

inIhad to go."Mary, let me introduce my brother

Fred," began Alaud. but she broke off,saying:

"What is the matter? Have you met

"The thief I" said Frederick."The maniac!" said L "Andif you are

not a maniac, why did you behave likeone?" Icuntinued excitedly.• * * * • *

Two months after this Fred Somers and1were sitting alone in Jack'i study, and 1,strange to say, was feeling absurdly happy

, in being alone with "my maniac," as hewao now called.

"Mary," he said, after a delicious pause,during which Iknitted assiduously, "<io

Iknow why Iam here this afternoon ?"Uby. to see Jack, Isuppose," said 1,raiiiug my eyes.

So, it is not to spp Jack; it is to seery. Darling," tie whispered, Myou stole

my heart that afternoon. Will you giveme yours instead?"

""fis yours already," 1 whisperedfondly. And then our hps dip' in the first•weet kiss of love.— St. James Gazette.

AN INTELLIGENT DOVE.It Usually Acts on Its First Im-

pressions.Correspondence of the Boston Globe.

Ihave btfore me. whileIwrite,a live blackdove, dozing on a cushion on a lounge. Thisbird was picked up byme Ina dying conditionon a cold Sunday afternoon In a public park.It was youuij; not able to feed Itself then, and,In consequence was at the point of succumbinglo hi'niter nnd cold.Icarefully treated and nourished it with my

mouth, for this Is the only way yon can feed ayouug fiueoo or dove properly; and to thosewho want to try mis Iwould lemaik that notobacco or whisky mouth cau raise a youngdove or pigeon.

The dove has become to me and my wife asgreat a comfort as a cbtld can possibly be. Shehas all her treeDnm, forIdo not bell-va Is cag-ing up anything except files ana bug*, mice andrats. She has the intelligence to ask for foodand drink, and even when -ue wants to tak- abaih she gives to u» the sl<rn by laying herselfoh the floor, flutteringher wings in tbe mannerthat buds generally do when they are really Inthe water.

She knows how to Kissaswell as the sweet-est giilivBoston, and every morning she comesto my bvd and convince* her* Iithat Iam re-ally there.

Her favored food Is bempse d.Tbose readers who are inclined to think that

these birds have no reasoning powers butonly Insttact would be very much confusedbya vislr to this black dove of mine. Sbewill convince any one In a very short timethat she knows me, obeys me on the Instantand without force or harsh words; fears some,not all,strangers, and knows bow to selecther confidants; when you think these birdsdun't look at you they have already taken youin without your knowledge, and they win act outhe i.ist impressions.Ifman did the same always be would be

more nearly right than he is after deliberationin the judgingof human nature.

THE SMALL BOY.His Innocent Artlessness Gets Him

a Nice Reward.St. Louis Post-Dispatch.

The small boy lias come to be so artful a dis-?emt>l pr that wriiers oo tbe InDOceace of.ctJi.uuood are bavins: a hard Mine to fit liim totheir theory. He may be innocent to bisma, but other people bave learned to look uponhim with suspicion. Watcli tbe small boywhen the fruit and vegetable wagon stops tofillan oider al his borne. At once ihe smallboy becomes the friend of tbe borse. He pullsup grass to feed him and tbe fruit man ispleased. It would delight the Society for tbePrevention of Cruelty to Animals to look onthat tbouebtfui and generous chlirt

The fiultmau nas to carry the order Into thebouse and the small boy watches him side-ways. In au instant the small boy drops the

buucb of gruss and Is upin tbe wagon like amonkey. He thrusts his band under the seat,wher- nobody t-uew the fruit man's choicestpearbe* were, snatches one. thrusts It Into bispocket, bounces back to the sidewalk and re-sumes the horse and grass scheme.

Ihe mau comes out, Gets on his seat andgratefully hands him a large, mellow peachbecause he is such a good boy. When theman drives off ihe boy bas two peaches where

would have had Diit one, and he has alsolucteased his refutation for ktudness to ani-mals Had he been given a littlemore time hewou d have had more peaches and tbe horsewould have got less grass.

HOTEL ARRIVALS.! PALACE HOTEL.,J Magner. Han Jose Rjliinton. N T

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N V W Smytbe. Salt Lake:fv n"r e> treiao RLiimsdeu. Scotlandwr iv,v>' - Fresno S Lumsden.BuenosAyres) \u25a0££ He v* WMh v Simpson, LaJ Flnneil, sapa S LBasse tt maH HCaldw.ll, u8 N R A"rim N Tvim rmia*ni (h'cago R H Chapman 4w. PaFOHlnkley, Aspen vThorst, Austria, I)'c^1»"

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J N Areiidt. PleasantonIxfi

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-LJ* * J Uelcaraelle. Paris

MlssAMcLaughllnSCruz Journet ParisAL"

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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL.Thos N Stokes & wr, D Chlshoim, D8NDarlingion. Ind J Brown. U 8 N8 Feitus. Darlington W Lacke USX8 Bowrrs, Darlington S A Kobe, Angel IslandJ Allen. Darlington LB Hare, us.v6 Henzer, Cal E Wilson. US NPeter harp. Cal J McAullffo,U8 NIIJohnson, liC J Sine air, U8 N

X H Cook, D c Mrs-51 SiieaAson, DublinJ Wilkinsons DC (iHamilton, Santa RosaR C Young, S.in Jose J P Halbrook, Salem, orP I>owd«n, San Jose J Allen. US MI>Hamilton. U SN Mrs A Thompson. ColoM W J James, U S N

NliW WESTERN HOTEL.V oss'Valiejo 0 W Young,Vallejo"iV ly>Martinez Wm IIJordan. OaklandiMayer. Oakland TJ Rowland, FresnoJohn Doyle, ISA KB Vananken. Ci.rtlndA I.vananken, Courtlnd W VPanter, CourtlandJ Mehntlre, Vallejo a Aldecoa.Btor.ktunT O'Connor, Gllroy . C O Monroe. Angel Isldit W Janes, Angel Island

LIST OF LETTERSRemaining unclaimed In the Fostofflce at SanFrancisco on MONDAY,Otcober 23. 1893.

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CAKTAS ESPANOLASAlvarez, F Nesro. JoseBaiardo, J B Osuna, VincenteBolado. Joaquln Parr»tra BrosCorona, Felipe Terau, MineoMoutreyro, Hauion Valencia, X

SENORASArraraz, Maria Escobar, ReglnaArriola, Isabel A Franco. GenovevaHana en, Lupe Hernandez. DiegaCalderon, Uulores Learrito. Marcelin*Cortez. Marie Lob.tto, AngelaDe Morta, Ellgla Montijo,CunlgnndaDe Bobles, .Mariano ijuria, Jesus C

CARTAS PORTCCiUEUAS.Ant Franc Carlino Manoel do RegoFranc Kurtado Manoel X CardozoFranc Jose Mestres Manoel Furt RodriguezFranc Mattos Peres M:mocl JasseiroFranc OlizSilva IMatioel Mach AmarnnteFranc Pirio Manoel Texelra SonzaJoao Cabral Sllva Manoel Favares t atinhoJoao Rii>eira Mr VleraJose Knaelo Tofolle Benjamin J RozaJose Joao Silva MfiijAnt PortaJose Forte Tonto Benj KoziJ S Suva FiliipeSouza MiguelManoel Azevedo Bltt J V Sllvcra, MrsManoel cc Barrao Rosa KmlliaburtadoManuel De Ollvera Joaqulna Nolrlgua

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OCEAN BTKAMEKS.

Dilte* of Departure from San Francisco.

SUN AND TIDE TABLE.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived.Sunday. Oct a?.

Stmr Daisy Kimball, Johnson. 16 hours fromFort Bragg, etc: pass and mdse, toJ S Kimball.

Stmr Pomona, Hannah. 19 hours from Eureka:pass ami imlse, to Goodall, Peru Ins*Co.

Strar Point Arena, Johnson, 15 hours from Men-. doclno, etc; pass and mdse, to Mendocluo Lum-ber Co

Stmr Santa Rosa, Alexander, 63 hours fromSan Dleco and way ports; pass and mdse, to Good-all,Perkins a- Co.

sttur Alex Duncan, Smith, 35 hours from Lom-poc: produce, to (ioodall, Perkins *Co.

Stmr Yaquina, Hammer, la hours from MossLanding: produce, to Goodall. Perkins *Co.

Stmr Uipsy, Jepsen, 4 hours from Amesport:produce, to Goodall, Perkins *Co.

I'ark (Jermanla, Pearson. 9 days from Seattle;1475 tons coal, to P B Cornwall.

Hark Harrester, Beck, 8 days from DepartureBay: '2200 tons coal, to Oregon Imp Co.

Bark Marzaret, Pedersen, 18 days from Karlu.c;15,774 <s salmon, to Hume Canning ana TradingCo: \u25a0-".'. f'so rs salmon, to Alaska ImpCo.

Bktn Eureka. Bruiiiiner. 13 days from Ventura:5885 ski barley, toField & Stone; 878 sks corn toLowry&Stellar.

Hktn Monitor, Turloff, 5 (lays from Humboldt;125 Mft lumber, 1400 Msnin?i«s. to Chas Nt.lson.

Scbr Jo&epb and Henry, Christiansen. 70 hoursfrom LittleHirer: 135 eds bark, toBeadle &Co.

Scbr Robert ann Minnie. Farrell. 5 days fromCoos Bay: 140 Mft lumber, to X X Dean.

Schr Vesta. Fried 14 days from Fed fishBay. Alaska; 9000 cs salmon, to Barauotl PackingGo.

Scbr 8 Danlelson, Gruggnl,6 days from Frank-fort: bark, to S HFrank *Co.

Schr Christm.i Steffens Rasmussen, 5 days fromFlska Mill: 7000 Dostt). to Hiezlns &Collins.

bebr Nettie Low, Low, 7 hours from PointReyes; 40 bis butter, to C E Whitney *Co.

Schr Mary C Campbell, 8 hours from Bodega;40 bxs butler, to Ross .V Hewlett.

Sailed.Sunday. Oct 22.

Stmr Queen, Carroll. Victoria and Port Town-send.

D S stmr C P Patterson. Moore.Haw •\u25a0 ii.rSan Mateo, Fletcher, Comox.Stmr Celta, Johnson.Ship Dashing Way*-. Morehouse, Tacoma.Nor ship King Ceurlc. Salvesen, Hamburg.Scbr John A, Uellquist, Eureka.

Tele<rrr»i>hlc.POINT LOBOS— October '-'2-10 Weather,

cloudy: wind, SW: velocity, 16 inilas.• Domestic Port*.

NEHALEMRIVER— Oct 21-Bchr LizziePrlen, for S»an Francisco.

FORT BKAOG-Arrlved Oct 22—Schr JamesTowtisend, hence Oct 17.

TATOOSH—Passed Oct 22—Ship John C Potter,from Departure Bay for San Francisco: stmrMackinaw, from Tacoma tor San Francisco.

NAVARRO-Salled Oct 22—Schr Golden Gate,forSan Francisco.

WHITESK 'RO— Sailed Oct22-stmr Greenwoodfor San Francisco.

GRKKNWOOD-Salled Oct22-Stmr Alcazar.forSan Francisco.COOS BAY—Arrived Oct 22—Stmr National City

hence "ct 19.ALBION— Oct 19— Sehr Conflanza, hnce

Oct lit;scbr Bender Brothers, hence Oct 14.Sailed Oct 20— 8chr Free Trade, forSan Fran-

cisco.PORT TOWNSEND—Arrived Oct 21—Bark

Newsboy, from Uuaymas.Movement* of Trans-Atlantic Steamers.

HAVRE—Arrived Oct 22— stmr La Gascogne.from New York.

GLASGOW— Arrived Oct 22—Stmrs Ethiopia anaCityof Rome, from New York., NEW YOHK—Arrived Oct 22— Stmr Furnessla,from Liverpool.

Importation*.SAN DIEGO—Per Santa Rona— 2coils rope, 208

legs 5 cs dry goods. 7 ftxs hardware, 1 bdl hose. 1bx hinges, len granlteware. 1 9bb.s 200 cs mineralwater. 1 tank. 12 big 1 pksr household goods, 1 lullrods, 5 bills 65 bbls dry fish. 1 wasbstand, 16 sksore. 31 cs honey, 1 cs bacon. 'isks peanuts, 4 bxsjelly,1bf-bbi cheese, 3 cs cigars. 1hx groceries, Ipiano. 1stool. 1 bx paper bags, 1cylinder, 1883sks wheat, 175 sks corn, 25 bxs lemons, 3br-bblspickled fish 438 sks barley, 1451 sks oats, 100 bxsraisins. 1imli rubber hose.'

Keiloudo—lbbl 98 bxs lemons, 3 bis oranges.500 sks bar!- y, 3 bxs seed, 9bxs type, 1bx cannedgDoils. 192 sks walnuts. ,• .\u25a0-aiita Monica— sks corn, 2 cs bottles, 2 drmsammonia. 2 '*X»samples, 'Ics asbestos, 5 cs books,4 his 2 !'!-..•-\u25a0 shapstone, 1 bdl corn husks, 3690sks barley, '208 hides. \u25a0

Los Angeles viu Redondo— 3 cs bacon, 18 cs 1bbl lard, 'i cs b bbacks. 'A kits tenderloin, 1boxcanned fruit.40 bxs lemons, 8 kits tongues. 1bdlakits plftsreat, 20 cs cheese, 3 typewriters, 1boxribbon,25 i>bls spare ribs, 3784 sks barley, 1tubcheese. 1100 sks corn, "i machine, IBcylinders.

Santa Barbara— 2B9 kegs 5 bbis Vi sks walnuts,2 pkes muse, 'Ics glassware, 10 cs oliveoil, 1cow,71 bxs lemons, 1horse, 11barrels.

Los oiivos—s4o sks wheatLos Alamos

—365 sks wheat.

Port llarrord—2 kegs 7 bxs Dutter. 4cs eggs. 51kegs, VIbeer cases, 4 oil tanks, 14 bdls wire,Icsguns. Ics tobacco, 1mat coffee. 1cs millgoods, 1os hardware. 1cs canned goods. 1bhd crockery. 1cs clothing, 5 pkgs household goods, 2 bdls beads,

!6 en dried prunes, 10 cans tallow,'1 bx saltpeter, 1cs dry kooiim, 10 dressed calves, 1 sk hides, 3 sksgame, 1 coop chickens. 2 pkgs express, 239 sksdried prunes, U5 dry hldos. 1sk coin.

Santa Maria—lß4o Bks wheat. 511 sks beans, 636sks barley.

- •Nipomo—4l9 sks wheat, 59 sks barley.

. ArroyoGran 330 sks wheat.-

San LuisOblspo— 23B sks w eat.AMESPORT-Per Gipsy— l4l9 »ks oat*. 1 bdi

sacks. 1148 sks beans, 9 sks potatoes. 6 sits shells.Sequel— 'ibbis 187 bxs apples. 64 rolls 1361 rms

paper, 20 carboys. .Santa Cruz— looo bbls lime. 1bx butter, 16 bbls

3 bxs glue, 6 l>xsapples, 9 bxs pears.Pigeon Point—l9l sks beans, 71 bxs 300 drums

25 ski*cheese, 3bbls 4 bxs butter, 36 iks seaweed.'1sk bones,

\u25a0FORT BRAGG—Per Daisy Kimba11— 232,751 ftlumber, 9 bbls 4 pktrs mase, 1cs hardware, IS pkeshousehold goods. 1hf-bbl butter.

Little River—l2o bdls hides.Whltesboro— 9o bxs apples.Point Arena— s bxs butter, 1 crt sewing machine,

62 sks peas.MENDOCINO—Per Point Arena-7 bis mdse. 2

kegs 11 bbls bottles. 170 Mft lumber, 1 cs candy,6 bxs plants, 1panther. .

Whltesboro— 266 Msplitshakes.\u25a0 Point Arena-5 farkios 9 bbls 18 bxs butter, 49

sks peas, 22 sks wool, 2 coops chickens, 10 pkgstent, etc, 25 bxs apples, 1pkgpersonal effects, 4bxs mdse. 1 bbls 1bx fish. . ,

EUREKA— Per Pomona— 4oo M shingles. 5 bbls7 cs mineral water, 13 M ft lumber, 339 sks peas. 1hr-bbl gin, 'ibxs preserves, 6rs canned goods, 2 csbooks, 1bookcase, 16 rolls leather, 1es dry goods.8pkus household goods, ]cs rubber goods. 19 kegs19 br-cs'3 %-cs fish, .'£ pkgs express. 6 tanks 1csguns. 1dog, 11cs fish, Isk coin. ;

-\u0084. ,..Fields Landing— '24o sks oats, 35 'sks potatoes,' 1

bbl whisky,25 Mshakes. 2 bbls beer. 6kgs liquor,2 cs cider. 1 csoigars 1cs cards, 1:barrel, 'itanks.

Muss LANDING—Per Yaquina—lhf-bx butter.Watsonvllle-2793 bags sugar, 2131 sks fertil-

izer. 1102 sks oats.Moro Cajo— l99 sks potatoes.LOMPOC—Per Alex Duncan— 4364 sks barley. 6

sks pea 5..2028 sks mustard. 739 sks beans, 3 bblstallow. 1<•dry goods, 1,bdi dry pelu, 1cs eggs, 1odl dry hides, 52 bdiigreen bides. 3 bxs butter, 2coops chickens. 3 oiltanks, 3 empty demijohns. :

\u25a0'•'' Convene*!*. .Per Santa Rosa— Dunham. Carrigan ft Co: Miller.

Sloan .v Scott: Hegler *Jonnson; X T Allen;Re-verr Rubber Co; UK Whitney ft Co: J M iIlls;CBRode Jk Co; Kowalsky A Co: M T Freitas &Co;DaItonBros: Eveleth &Nash: :Hassett *Bunker:Verrallti A Rowe: Gen Morrow d Co; H Dutard;.1 Ivaticorlch *Co; Allison,(iray &Co: WisconsinFurniture Co; Newniark iEdwards: Los AngelesSnap Co: LG Sresovlcn *Co: Hills Bros; UnionIce Co; Dotltre. Sweeney *Co; Wetmore Bros; <••J i.ii.iiiiw.DTlederaan &Co; Gets bros ftCo; WColin. Hirsb &Co; Wheaton. l'reon \u25a0£ Co; LewisPackiiißCo; De Bernard! *Westpbat: Man, Sad-ler &Co:Cbas Montgomery ft Co: Wltzel ftBaker;Cat BottlingCo; Wiilttler. Fuller ft Co; .National

Brewery, Standard OHCo: W W Montague *ColHaas Bros; Buckingham. Hecht &Co; StuaebakeBros: H Uerkinan ft Co; tiissi'i.t

*Co; JacksonBrewery; 'Wells, r-'argo *Co: Sinsbelmer Bros; M'IDinner ;Grangers' Business Assu: Young Kee: AHloireada; £ R Stevens &Co; Sunset Tel ana TelCo; San Francisco Brewery: Gilbert Clements: AJ Steluman: Arnett & Rivers; W HBradley; W(iEisemnuyer; F P Bane; P G Woods; Cox Seedand Plant Co: J J Mellus &Co; Judson Fruit Co;Dem Ing-Palmer MillingCo; J Ogenlv; Cal &NevCreamery Cc; Pac Chemical Co; iniolimt *Co;Meigs & Stuart: IEAlexander; J Rosenttiali: ¥HAmes &Co: Cudahy Packing Co; B W Morgan;M Wallermall 4 Co: Smith & Young; Dellaplaoe

Co; Western Pub Co: Napa Soda Springs Co: *¥ Reeler: Asbestos F P Co: Cal "Wine GrowersUnion: Freaericksburg Brewery: J Calri: Phila-delphia Brewery D X llackett: Crown Distillery:4 Chase; US Brewery; J A R.>belings Sons 4- Co;

Oppenhelmer Bros; A MCoakler: B S CUa&n: H»* Miller: Van Voss *Co: J Hoffman * Co: tiava-ria Brewery: V Dauerl &Co: A Crocker

*Bros:

National ice Co; Connor 4 Link; HMNewnallCo. •

Per Gipsv-M TFreltas *Co: H Dutard: Tru-bentiach &Co: E RStevens «Co: Wolf *Son: A,T Kettenconrt: Goodall, Perkins 4Co; AStern: AWiikins; L<i Bn-sovich *Co: Daltou Kros; A WFink: H Cowell *Co: Brlgham. Hoppe *C'>; CalChemical Worns; Dodee. hween«y 4 Co: O'NeillBros Cnllagban; Dairymen's Union: Cal Palct

Co: Marshall, Teggart * ISrorsen: Marshall &Co:O B Smith *Co; Van LungCo.

Per Daisy Kimbail- W B Sumner *Co Easton& Schwartz; Porter Bros &Co: wetmore Bros: IIsola; Huntmgton, Hopkins *Co; White sewing

Machine Co; Wilson &Devilblss: O FBrown; HHHollow.iy:J A Kolger A- Co; Sherwood &Hall:A' Dickinson: Fishbeck <£ Glootz.

Per Point Arena— Wilson & Devllblss: Webster4 Co; Dodge, Sweeney 4 Co?1 Vervalin 4 Rowe; JLegerton; Koss &Hewlett: Kuss. Sanders 4 Co: AKowe: Dairymen's Onion; XJ Bowen *Co: W EHealey; Thos Denlgan Son & Co; CPReever;MHiaggl: Zentner. Cohen 4 Co; Piper, Webster*Co: Wangenhelm, Sternheim & Co; CS Nelson:G W Comeggs.

Per Pomona— E R Stevens 4Co: Hills Bros: J FByxbee: Marshall, Teggart 4 Brorsen: HDutard;Brown 4 Adams; Standard OilCo: AFaladlai: XLAlien: Wblttler. Fuller 4 Co: Catnlllonl 4 Co:Wielaud Brewing Co; Dairymen's Union: BuffaloBrewery: Dairymen's Union: Vervalln 4 Rowe: ¥R Griffith; Dodge. Sweeney 4 Co: 8FEnglish: DR Jones; Ross 4 Hewlett; Norton. Teller *Co; EA Kalb; Oetz Bros 4 Co; Russ, Sanders 4 Co: ACrocker 4 Bros; Wheaton. Breon 4 Co: Del MonteMillingCo: Weils, rar«o 4 Co: Pollard &Dodge:Hnmboldt Mineral Water Co: Rosenblatt 4 Co; ET Allen; Revere Rubber Co; Amer Union FishCo: Caito; 11 HHogan 4 Co; PGusmani: Lon-don Tea Co; Johnson 4 Co ;Crane, Hastings 4 CoR Petro.

Per Alex Duncan— .Standard Oil Co: John Laws;WR Sumner 4Co; Wilson 4 Devilbiss; MHeller4 Sons: Whittier, Fuller 4 Co: Lowry &Stellar:Grangers' Business Assn: Dodxe. Sweeney 4 Co;Wheaton, Breon 4 Co; H Outard: Farmers' UnionMillingCo; Dairymen's Union: Thomas 4 Kahn:Robert Hsight 4 Co; Sherwood & Sherwood ;EJBowen 4 Co: Daltou Bros; Moore, Ferguson 4 Co.

Per Yaquina— Dutard; Herman Joost; Clai.sSpreckels: Western Sugar Refinery Co: J Ban:mann 4 Co.

For Late Shipping Intelligence See Tenth Page.

THE MORNING CALL, SAN FRANCISCO, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1893. 9

DKSTIUA' Sails. IPIEB.

Eureka Hewport.. Oct 23, SAMIBdWy 2Bania Rosa.. •Ban Diego Oct 25.11am iBdw'y2Jlontserr.it. Mexico. -.. Oct 25.10AMlBdw'y 2P0m0na..... Humbldt Bay. Oct 25. IBdw'y 1City N York China *Japan net 26, 3pm 11 S SState of Cat. Portland (let 26,10 am SpearI.os Angeles Newport...... Oct 27. BAMlßdw'y 2TJmatllia... Vic&Pgt Oct 27, 9> m IMrey 1TViiametteV Yaauinaßay.. Oct 27. 19am jSea I4Australia....iHonolulu. 'Oct 28. 2PMiOceantcAcapuloo.... lPanama lOct 28. 12MIFM. 8 8Humboldt.. Humbldt Bay.iOct 28. 9am (Washt'nCorona ISan Diego [Oct 29.1;am bdwy 2

Departure or Australian steamer depends on thearrival of the Britishmalls.

Ca WATER|LOW .WATER.I

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5.1 5.42 a

AUCTION SALES.

S. BASGH. AUCTIONEER,TV11.1. «ELL THIS •• A V.

Monday October 23, 1893,At 10 o'clock a. m.. at Pavilion Auction House.

819 and 321 Sutler Street, above Grant aye., •The Elegant Furniture. Upholstery, Mirrors, Pic-tures, Curtains. Draperies. Embroideries, BodyBrussels Carpets, Fine Beddlug, Crockery anaGlassware. itanges and other goods, the formercontents of four houses, removed from Llebes'Storage Warehouse.It S. F.ASCH. Auctioneer.

RAILROAD TRAVEL,

80UTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY(PACIFIC SYSTEM).

Trains Leave and -ire Due to ArriveatSAX FRANCISCO.

LEAVE—

KRIIMSEPTEMBER 7. 1893 ARBIV

7:00a AtlanticExpress for andEast 9«4«*

7:00 aBenlcl.t.Vacaviiie. §Kumsev.>ac-ramento 4 Reddins:. via Davis 7<lsr

7:30a Mp.rtin»z. San Ramon, Napa.Callstoga and 'Santa Kosa . 6:15?

8:80aMies. Sail Jose, Stockton, lone.Sacramento, Marysvllle, RedBluffand Orovllle *:15»

9:00aNhwOrleans Express,-

mta >'*\u25a0-ham; Los Angeles, Deming. ElPaso. New Orleans and East... 8:43*

•8:00astoc to., and Milton *8:45p .(I1 :Oa Haywarrfi. Niles and San Jose... !6:15p»12:00mHaywards. ,N'lles and s m .10-e... *6:16p

•1:00f Sacramento River Steamers "9:011?4:00f Martini-/.. San Ramon. Valle]o.

.Napa. Callstoga. ElVerano andSanta Rosa 9:15 a

4:00r lieuicla Vucavllle, woodund,Knights Landing, Marysvllle. -'\u25a0'\u25a0•orovliie and Saoramento 10:15*.

4:"0f Niles, Llvermore and -an .!••<".. S:isA6 :00p European Man. Ogden and East. 10:43 a5:;-0p Martinez, Stockton. Rnymoud

(for V>.r-mit )an«iKrrsno 10:45 ai:3or Los Angeles Express. Fresno,

Bakersneld, Santa Barbara and'Los Angeles 10:45 a

B:30p Santa Fe Route, AtlanticExpressfor Mojave and East 10;4!iA

6:00r Haywards, Mies and San Jose... 7:45 a-17:00p Vallejo.. tB:4sr7:00* Oregon Express, Sacramento,

Marysvllle, Redding, Portland,Puget Sound ana East 10:15 a

Santa c UZ DIVISION (Narrow Gauge).

t774sT~Sunday Excursion for Newark.~

San Jose. Los Gatos, Feiton andSanta Cruz. ;8:05p

8:15aNewark, Centervllie. San Joss,Feiton, Boulder Creek. SantaCruzaiui Wiv Ht. a ..... 6:2<1»

•ill**"noh, centervuie. Sac \u25a0»"-*Almaden, Felton.BoulderCreeKSanta Cruz and principal way

stations •10:5044145p Newark. Ban Jose, Los Gatos 9:50 a

CO -ST I>IV 8' .N—>IIir and Towngen.t JJts•7 rtK)A~San"Jose, AJmaden and TTay Sta-

tions •*:4sr17:30aSan Jose. Santa Cruz, Pacific

Grove Prln'-'D"! W«v ?*tar ois ;8:33p8a6 a San Jose. Tres Ptnos. Santa Cruz

Pa rule Grove. Paso Routes .SanLuis Obispo) and PrincipalWay Stations.. .« Bi26p

19:30aP»io Ait.,»nd Way Stations \'i:Vir10:4 'a San Jose and Way Stations S:o3p

! 12:05p Palo Alto and Wav Citations 4:15p•2£OP San Jose. Gl'roy, lr»8 Plno»,

Santa Cruz. Salinas, Monterey,acd PaclflcGrove ... *10:404•BiSOp San Jose and Principal Way Sta-tions »9:47a.

•4:25p Palo Altoand Way Station*..... *S:o3a\u25a0 :10p San Jose and Way Stations...... 8:434•

:80p Palo Alto and Way Stations. .. 8:33 atll«46ppnio Alto and Principal Way'_ 5tati0n5.................. ,y t7;26P

a forMorning. ifor Afternoou.•Sundays exempted. tSatnrdays oalf-

SMonday, Wednesday and Friday only.tSnndars only ______

N. P. COAST R. R,....V1A....

SAUSALITO FERSTIME TABLE.

INEFFECT OCTOBER 1, 1893.From SAN FRANCISCO to SAtTSALITO an«

SAN RAFAEL (weekdaya)-7 9:00, 11:00a. M :1:45. 3:25. 6:10. U:JS P. m.

(Sundays)— B:oo, 10:00, 11:30 a. m.; 1:30, 3:00.4:.i0, 6:00 p.If

Extra trip on Sundays to SAOSALITO at 7:30p. m.

ToMILLVALLEY(weekdays)— 7:3o, 9:00, 11:00a. it:3:25.6:10.6:25 p.m.

(Sundayt)-*»:00, 10:00. 11:30 a.m.; 1:30, 3:00,4:30 P. U.

Extra trip on Saturdays to MILLVALLEY at1:45 p.m.

ToSAN FRANCISCO from SAN RAFAEL (week-days)-6:20, 7:45, 9:20. 11:05 a. m.; 1:45. 3:30,6:10 p. m.

(bundav*-3:00. 10:00 a. k., 12:00 m.; 1:25.3:05, 4:35. 6:05 P. m.

Extra trip onSaturdays at 6:35 p. m.. .From MILL VALLEY (weekdays)— 6:30, 7:59,

?:10, 11:10 a. if.: 3:35, 5:10 p. M.(Sundays)-8:05. 10:10, 11:40 a. If.: 1:40, 3:201,

4:40. 6:15 P. M.__^

From SAOSALITO (weekdays)— «:ss. 8:15. 9:55.11:45 a. if;3:26.4:06, 5:45 P.M.

(Sundays)-8:45, 10:35 a.m.; 12:40, 2:15, 3:45.6:15,6:45 P. SC

Extra irlpon Saturdays at 7:05 P. m. :

Leave San Fraa-l IArrive In SanCisco IThrough Trains. Francisco.

'\u25a0~~

10:25 am7:30 am \Week- Camp Taylor.

-su *

I:46pm/ days. 12:15 ruJ Mo'yTocaloma, (ei'd.,Mii*IBni1* 6:lsPMWkdya8:00 am|dJlri point Reyes. | 7:i5PK /Sun-

'Marshall. 10:85 amModyi"

7:30 am 1Week /-su *1:45 pm / days. Hamlet. 13:15 pm-J Mo'r

(ex'd.Tomales. 6:15 pm Wkdya

7:30am Wi:dyB Howards. 10:25 am Mndy1:45 PMSatdys Duncans Mills. (s:la pm Wkdys-

C^zaderoThirty-day Excursion— Round Trip at 25 per

cent reduction.Friday toMonday Excursion— Round Trip: T»»

calomaand Feint Reyes. 81 23: Tomales, S3 OOi'Howards. *2 60: Cazadero, $3 00.

Sunday Excursion— Round Trip. Camp Taylor,Tocaloma and Paint Reyes, il00.~STA«E CONNECTIONS.— 8'.ages leave Cazaderodally (Sundays excepted} on arrival of morningtrain from San Francisco for Stewarts Point. Ona-lala. Point Arena, Cnffeys Cove, Navarro, Mendo-clnoCity. Caspar, Noyo, Fort Bragg, and allpointson the North Coast. Stages from above polntawillconnect at Cazad*ro wltntrains for San Fran*Cisco at 1:00 p. m. Weekdays."

fTbTIaTHAM. Gen. Pass *Tkt Agt""

General offices, 14 Sansome St., S. F.

6ANFRANCISCO AND N. P. R'WAY CO;Xlbaroa Ferry—Foot ofMarket St.

——OFFICIAL TIME TABLE—"InEffect April16, 1893.

Leave j -..._,. \u0084 I ArriveBan Francisco. Toand From an Francisco..Bnn. Uklan and in«n.

\u2666 *40a fJSoF'nt a. *___}!7

- »"~"~~~

\u25a0

~Guerneville,... 5 8.00a and t10.30A

--n.t T.4oa |%3Op lnterra edlate t «.10p § 7'So*

points. 4 •"~~~~~ ~"

Sebastopoif 7.40 at 8.30P and t10.30A J 6.05P|B.ooa § 6.00r intermediate §10.40 af 6.10F

points._^__

t 7.40 a$ 6.00p and' t 8.60 a8 6.05rf B.ooa t 5.06P Intermediate $10.40 at 6.10i>

; points. ; \u25a0

f 7.40 at3.30p Santa Rosa t 8.60 a § 6.05P'|B.ooa i5.00P into^f^i.t. t10.30A t 6.10PI9.30 at 6.05- '"'p^!*" §10*0a} 7.30P

t 7.40 a•

I.SOp t 7.«6a t12.30PI800a *3.swp Ban Rafael t 8 50a

•2.40?

t 9.20 a§ 6.00P and § 9.16 a* 4.40P8 9.30 at S.osp. Intermediate tIo.iJOA I6.05P611.00 a•6.30P1 points. §10.40at 6.10Ptil.2oa \u25a0\u25a0 I 513.10P t 7.SOP•Daily, tDally except Sundays. § Sundays only

jSaturdays and Sundays only.a for Mora . r for Afternoon.

Stages connect at Santa Rosa for.Mark WastSprings. \u25a0

Stages connect at Oeys»rvill« for Skaggs Spring*Stewarts Point, Gnalaia and Point Arena.

Stages connect at Cioverdale for Tbe (ieyssrs.Stages connect at Pieta for Highland Sprlnzs.

Kelseyvllle. Soda Bay. Lakeport and BartlettSprings.

connect at Uklah for Vichy Springs. Sara-Btaees connect at Cfclan for Vichy Springs. Sara-

toga Sprints, Blue Lakes. Upper Lake, Lakeport,Koonevllie. Greenwood, Orr's Hot Springs. Men-

d"olno City, Fort Bragg, Osat, Westport. Canto,willetts,Calpella, Harris, Blocksburg, Bridzevllle.Hydesvllle and Eureka. .Special reduced rates on Saturday to Monday

On Sundays, naif rates to ,allpoints beyond San

Ticket Offices, corner New Montgomery andMarket streets, under Palace Hotel.

H.C. WHITING. B.X.RYAN.Q»a Kauu»> Gen. Pasa. Agent.

The Weekly CallThe Largest, Cheapest

.. AMU....

HOST VALUABLE FAMILY WEEKLY

INAMERICA. 8

14 LOU ClUWIsi UCI;UJiHEIEBDIIUiirriiVOLUMES of UJPAaEitU.

ONLY $1 A YEAR, POSTPAiI. Send for Samples to .

8. P. CALLCO.. SSS Hestteatrr Sb

JPERRY STEAMERS.

NOTICE -FARE S_CENTS EACH WAYSteamers ROSALIE and ALVIRA

Will make regular trips between OAKLANDandSAN FRANCISCO as follows:

LEAVE OAKLAND CITY "WHARF, foot orFranklin street, 6:00, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00. 10:00.11:00 a.m., 12:00 m.. 1:00,2:00,3:00,4:00.5:00anil6:00 p.m.

LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO. MissionNo. 1Wharf.7:00. 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 A. if., 12:00 m.,1:00.2:00. 3 :00, 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and 7:00 c. M.TILEDAVIE FERRY & TRANSPORTATION CO,

OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

PACIFIC COASrSTEAMSHIP CD.DISPATCH STEAMERS FROMSAN .-f-SEfr.

Francisco for ports In Alaska 9 a. *.«EmOct. 12.27, Nov. and Dec. 11, 26 «as»»tsssis»i

For British Columbia and Pnsret Sound ports,Ortoiipr \u25a0-, and every tilthday thereafter.

For Eureka, Humboldt Bay,Wednesdays. 9 a. icFor Newport, Los Angeles and all way port!

every fourth and fifthday, 8 a. v.For Sao Diego, stopping only at Port Harford,

Santa Barbara, fortLos Angeles (Santa Monica),Redondo (Lot Angeles), and Newport, everyfourth and fifth day, at 11 a. tt.

For ports in Mexico, 25th of each month.Ticket office—Palace Hotel, 4 New Montgomery*

street.GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., General Agents.1tf 10 Market st.San Francisco.

FOR PORTLAND &ASTORIA, OREGONTHE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM— />£*«--•

>ce*n Dlvlilon-and PACIFIC COAST OaaatmSTEAMSHIP COMPANY Will dlspatct) fromSpear-street wharf, at 10 a. m., for the above portsone of their Alironsteamships, Tii:

bTATKOF CALIIORNIA-Oct. 6.16 26, NOV.an-'

••- •• li.'25. • \u25a0_

COLUMBIA—Oct. 1. 11. 21, 31, Nov. and Dec.10. '.M. Ml

Connectlne via Portland with the Union Pacinoand other dlverzing Hues for allpoints In Oregon,Washington. British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho.Montana. Dakota, Utah, "Wyoming, YellowstonePark and all points east and snath and to Europe.

Fare to Portland— Cabin, $16; steerage. $3:round trip,cabin, $30.

_ 'Ticket offlces-1 Montgomery it. *"»<» Palace

Hotel. 4 New Montgomery st.Freight office— 2oo California st.GOODALL.PERKINS

*CO.. Supt Ocean LineItf 10 Market St.. San Francisco.

COMPAGNIE GENERALSTHANS A T L. A >T iQ IX X

French Linn to Havre./COMPANY'S PIER fNEW). 42 NORTH jßgm^\ Klver. foot of Mortonst. Travelers jgSSSgSby this line avoid both transit by English railwayand the discomfort of crossing the channel Inasmall boat.LABRETAGNE. Capt. Collier-

\u25a0;.....-- ...... Saturday, November 4, ]:00 p. «£.LA GASCOGNE. Capt. bantelll....

Saturday. November 11, 6:00 a. ic.LATOUKAINK.tapt. Frangeul......

Saturday. M>vember 18. 11:00 a, m.LACHAMPAGNE,Laurent.....

Saturday. November 28, 6:00 a. it*3~For further particular* apply to

A.FORGET, Agent.No. 3BowlingGreen, New Yorfc

J. F. FUUAZI it CO., Agents, 6 Montgomeryare., San Frcnclsco.

Branch ofhee. la Montgomery st. au3l

OREGON PACIFIC R. R. GO. STEAMERJ. or i'oi tliimi. Salem, Albany, .Eugene

City, Kto.CTEAMSHIP LINE TO YAQUINA >t*JVC BAY-By this routs '£35 miles by 43898steamer. is saved over any otner route. strainer*are built of iron, withwater-tight compartment*Will sail from section 4, seawall, font of Batterystreet. Steamer WILLAMETTE VALLEIf willsail from San Francisco • d»y, October 27th.at 9a.K. No freightreceived after 8 o'clock; a. m.Un day o> Himi.,'.

Passenger rates to Portland, first class, $14:second class. $8: Albany, first class, $12; secondclass, $7. or freight rates apply to D. R.VAUGHN. General Agent, section 4. seawall.2o tf

Twin-Screw Express Steamers of 18-16,000 H.P.~Leaning NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY for

SOUTHAMPTON and HAMBURG.

FAST LINE TO LONDONand the EUROPEAN CONTINENT,

holding the record for fastest time on this route.Send for descriptive pamphlet to the jSBSNIf

HAMBURG -AMERICAN PACKET CO.,37 Broadway, New York. 125 LaSalle St., Chicago,

General Passenger Agent for the Pacific Coast,401 CALIFORNIAST.. SANFBANCISCO.• ocB tf

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.Intended SS. Sailings from VancouverTO JAPAN AND CHINA,

Oct. 16-Not. 13-Dec. 11.TO HONOLULU AND AUSTRALIA,

Oct. 16-Xov. 16-l)ec. 16.ApplyM. M.iSTKRV, Chronicle Bld'ir.

64S MARKETST.. Han Francisco.

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANYiM by n The splendid 3000-

-•sV^l_i". - ton steamers or theQ*^^^ S^^' o Oceanic Steamship Co.Jy iv*JC Ball for Honolulu. '

O// T^2»>t VvC* Auckland and Sydney i*II Lth^i?' AO>' under:

// ir^US IK \\ •For Honolulu only. SS.II t*3H*-tJV ,*«~il Australia. Saturday,|( \u25a0- \u25a0 V y-^IsSSS^jJ Oct. 23,1893. 2p. m.\\ EiEiatlJ it For Honolulu. Apia, j

V; K^!tS-! IAuckland and Syd-v™,-R,?-]«N S^ttt/ '"">\u25a0. ss- Jlouowii.CJpSElg&ggg/c? THURSDAY. .Nov.

l«th, at.v. M.<*^" ,<&" For passatre or freight£VE^ .apply to J.D.SPRECK-

ELS 4 BROS. CO.. 327 Market street. tt

ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.lTEAM LEAVi^ ASPINW ALL jfrgm

lortulghtty for the West Indies andjjggjgjij'Kcuthampton, calling en route at CherbourgFrance, and Plymouth, to land passengers. .; Ibrongh BUI*ef Lading, in connection withthePacific Mail M.S. Co., issued for freight and treas- ,Hie to direct ports inEngland and ttermany.

Through tickets 1 from San Francisco to Ply-\u25a0> oath Cherbourg, Southampton.

- First class, :*1»5 • third class, $67 60. For further particu-lars apply to- PARROTT

*CO.. AsenU,\u25a0-U vv

\u25a0 308 Callforniast-

__RAlLßOAD^TRAVEL.

ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAILROAD.SANTA FE ROUTE.

rVKAINBLEAVEANDARRIVIATSANFRAN--1 Cisco (Market-street Ferry )_:

_^

p!?il*.} ADQPST 22. 1893, {ft™*s:3o"r..Fast Express via Mojare 10:l8T9:00 a..Atlantic Express via Los Angles T

Ticket Offlee—MOMarket «»., Chroaiele \u25a0 HullIng. 8.r. ,vr; W.a. MBSJELL. » \lßtt General raisencer AltlV.

=^rr—

:-'.;\u25a0• =--..•'

MISCELLANEOUS.

\u25a0y.' :.i-;/F\ I?tsK T«*s t l̂e wav y°u aye to was:;;-^iw^>l clothes withsoap. First you

>\u25a0 </rfw^X Rub Out rub the soa P in!that's work-ftfLvS iA m itself Then you rub it all

jC:"'i~^sLoh^\ out again over the washboard. If you're!^|*^g(l|l\ strong and healthy, and rub hard enough,

\u25a0 f^p^l,^^, \ you may get the dirtall out, too. It's hard\u25a0v -3^f^#^=r=^'' I work, and every woman knows it. But it

\u25a0;:::v'H;r :̂.'? v:::---..-- isn't the woman only that suffers. She's

>;.?^Snf£i the clothes out, rubbing them to pieces, all thenne. It's just as hard for every thing as itis for every body.

%Qir*>il>- T*s Peai*line's way of washing. /^\ptJiaaC :111 Allit wants is to be let £^J\u25a0} Soak Out alone - Put it in the water \^W\:0. /:.\ and it does its own j- j[Mt

work —yours, too. It brings the dirt out vi?\ V/r. easily .and. quickly

—no hard work, no wear- J fI\SYL \"

ing"rub, rub, rub, no washboard. '°°WlNte/^TV.Doesn't that seem better? It is better. Xrff^'\'There's a saving of strength and a saving .:ofclothes. And, what some women can't believe, it's abso-

:\u25a0 lutely safe. It's just as much so as any good soap.

B->'-"•• Peddlers and some unscrupulous grocers will tell you,

|CkTS7"!Q f*f^"

this is as good as"

or"

the sam as Pearline." IT'S•'..•'ft, -J*

.' VV U/X \»^ FALSE—

Pearline is never peddled, if your grocer sends;•- yqti-an imitation, be honest—

send itback. 377 JAMES 'PYLE&.New York.