The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 1, 1902, Page 4

T HE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, 1902 BREAKERS ON THE BAR SUBSIDE AND THE FLEET OF OUTWARD BOUND SHIPS SAILS FROM PORT . 7 HE bar, which has been industri- ously breaking for one of the long- | est spells on record, took a rest | yesterday, and as a result two large fleets were able to exchange places. The barbound grain carriers which have beén crowding the bay anchor- ages for the past week, were towed out to sea and started on their travels to the Old World. A number of the inward bound | craft that have been hovering for many . days outside the Golden Gate, passed over the still heaving bar and occupied the places vacated by the outward bound. When the sun went down Thursday the harbor was crowded with ships of many nations, all deeply laden with the grain of California’s last harvest. They had been waiting day after day for the bar breakers to subside. The fieet had grown from one ship to a score. More had com- | pleted their cargoes and the anchorages were getting uncomfortably crowded. The change came suddenly. Shortly after midnight John Hyslop, the Merr chants’ Exchange lookout at Point Lo- bos, reported a truce in the war of waves on the banks of the bar. By 2:30 a. m. | there were no breakers in sight, and the | Oceanic Steamship Company's big liner ( Sonoma pulled up her anchor and crossed | out into the Pacific. Every towboat in the harbor was soon busy. There was a period of nolsy whistling and hoarse | shouting, and in the course of an hour or so the barbound fleet wa heading in processional order for the open sea. Be- fore the sun had time ear away the early morning moisture more than twenty vessels had passed through the Golden Gate Twenty-six vessels sailed yesterday from this port, and more than half the number were grain laden merchantmen that were ready for sea some time ago. The others included storm bound coasters. the lightship bound for her station ¢ the bar and the U. 8. 8. McCulloch in search of the disabled bark Northwest Before the outward bound fleet had cleared the bar the white safls of the in- ward bound craft began to climb over the horizon. The inward procession con- tinued until sundown, and. will keep up | for several days if the weather continues | in able. mood Oils Her Way From Manila. The N cotjan_ship Fred B, Scam- mell yesterday, eighty-three days Manila, leaving -almost from port to port a trail of ofl and arriv- ing with a crew well nigh worn out with constant working of the -pumps. The Scammell at her anchorage in the bay is leaking at the rate of four or five inches an hour and the pumps have to be manned every sixty minutes. How much pumping was required when her hull w strained by the pressure. of: her canv be imagined from the worn-out ap- rance of the crew. Storms beset the | Scammell from the outset of her voyage. In more moderate doses the storms would have been fair winds, but, although blow- ing in the direction toward which the bark was bound, she was unable to take advantage of them. She was hove to for many days at a time. Captain Campling *saye he has never before experienced such continuously terrific weather. During the entire -trip oil bags were kept'over the bark’'s sides, and in a little oily sea of her own she rode safely through the sur- rounding turmoil. The Scammell was leaking slightly when can she left Manila, but the storms strained her hull early in the voyage, and the windmill was unable to pump out the water as fast as it came in. The hand pumps were rigged and kept, constantly going until the vessel anchored. She ha: beer outside for several da and yes terday was the first vessel to cross the bar. pilln! 354 San Juan Sails for Panama. The Pacific Mail steamship San Juan safled yesterday for Panama and way ports. She had all the cargo she could carry, having been obliged to leave be- hind several hundred tons. Among the passengers were Dr. Jose Leonard and Fausta Davila of Amapala and B. and Fausta Estupinian of San Jose de Guate mala. T are returning home from th. Pan-American Exposition, where as com missioners they have been official resenting their respective proving 8. Hendrickson, W. J, Doyer and William | Fisher were, passengers bound for Pana- ma, whence they will start on an exploration tour through Central South America Other pi Henry Paeke Figu Hahn and H Goes in Search of Bark Northwe The revenue cutter McCormich sailed | yesterday in search of the American bark Northwest, reported in distress by the | stewmehip Queen. The rihwest was | short of provisions and leaking, and her | pumps were out of order when the | Queen spoke her. While outside Captain Falling of the McCulloch will Keep a Jookout for the dereliet Laurn Plke, which, If he finds, he will destroy Bad Smash on the Bar, The British bark Pitcairn Island, which errived yesterday, eighty-four days from Newecastle, Australin, shipped u soa while | crossing the bar, which did considerable damage. It smakhed the wheel to smith ereens, threw the wheelsman against the mizzen mast, stove In several sk¥lights and flooded the cabin. The Pitealrn J¥land had otherwise an uneventful trip Among the Arrivals. Among the ships that arrived yesterday were the Britikh bark Inverlyon, 150 days trom Newcustle, England; the French bark Marthe Roux, 126 days from Havre the bark C, D, Bryant, twenty days from Honolulu, and the ship Glory of the Sea The lutter vessel had a stormy passage and was thirty-one days coming from N naimo, The C. D, Bryant lost her fore yard truss band and several salls during the trip from Honolulu, Coptic Due To-Morrow. The stenmship Coptic is expected to rive here two days ahead of her schedule time. This sheuld bring her in about Sunday. 8he is bringing a large num- ber of passengers and a valuable cargo, Proceeds to Royal Roads. The British ship Scottish Hills, elghty- six days from Montevideo, arrived off the ort yesterday and was ordered to Royal oads -—— Water Front Note: The British ships Pericles, Flintshire and Balmorul cleared yesterday for the United Kingdom. The British ship Cawdor in coming to an anchorage the other day lost her mud hook and with it forty “fi‘ of chain, The tramp steamships Btrathgyle and Arab arrived yesterday In the Orlent. Bome anxiety was felt. for their safety and had they not put in an appearanc both vessels would ypsterday have been placed on the reinsured list. The U. 8. 8. Albatross has only one anchor and lacks several of her comple- ment of officers. Under the circum- stances it is with gome risk that she re- mains in the harbor, and without more officers she cannot go to sea. Those now aboard are praying for fine weather or the speedy arrival of some more officers. Bhe will start on her regular cruise when the latter arriv NEWS OF THE OCEAN., Matters of Interest to Mariners and Shipping Merchants. The French bark Bidart is chartered for wheat from Portland to Europe at 25s 6d. The British ship Fred B, Scammell 4s chartered to load redwood at this port for London, 70w; the schooner Honolpu, lumber at Blakeley for Noumen, 46« 84, th chartered prior ar. rival. ‘The barke . C. Allen and Andrew :A'lah'h will lond general cargo here for Hono. ulu. LR Exports by the Panama Steamer. The steamer Ban Juan salled yesterday for Panama and way ports with & general cargo valued at 78,508, exclusive of wome in tran- wit, manitested as follo ¥or Mexico, §14,- £76; Central America, $62,877; Panamn, $1113 The following were the principal shipments: To Mexico—21 452 1t lumber, 3420 ibs yellow metal, 11,052 1bs tallow, 11580 Tbs grease, 6873 fbs romin, 040 bals shooks, 7 pkes nalls, 127 pkgs groceries and provisions, 100 bxs axen, B85 Tbs dried froit, 142 pkes miscellaneous hardware, B0 on whisky, b o brandy, 100 Many Vessels Detained Outside Because of Stormy Weather Take Advantage of Truce to Reach Anchorage in Harbor. - FRENCH TWO OF THE FIRST INWARD BOUND VESSELS TO CROSS THE BAR AFTER IT CEASED BREAKING. BARK MARTHE ROUX BAILING' ACROSS AND THE LEAKING BARK FRED E, SCAMMELL AT ANCHOR WITH HER PUMPS GOIN flaskn quicksilver, B3 pkga machinery, 20 picgw | $2000 In Mexican dollars, destined for Buva, paints and ofls, 14 os fu 0 pkgd agricultural | FijL Inlands. The principal merchandise ex- implements, 200 gals wine, 1075 Ihs millstuffy, | ports were as follows j 1128 Ibs ralsine, 8 pkgs drugs, 10 pkgs can Th Australin-—27,440 otls barley, 53,700 Ibe dles, 102 1bs nuts, b starch, 200 ibs cod- | bluestone, 7 pkga bottled beer, 18 pkgs bieycles sh, 204 pkis steel nnd iron, 20 cw coal ofl, [ and wundries, 62 cs boots and shoes, 22 cw Dbales leather, 2 colls | rubber 1600 cn asworted eanned goods, To C bbin flour, 102,42 5250 1ba codfinh, 6750 1bw dried Ibs bluestone, 28,063 ft Tumber, 4052 fba mill- | fruit, 44 pkes druge, & pked engines and parts, stuffs, 2064 1bw codfish, 440 iba cheese, BUS | doors, 240 pkgs metal polikh, 1bs 3 on bread, 1850 1bi beans, 658 1bs ham, |3 pken machinery, 1000 bs . millstuffy, 1400 Ths Jard, 18,800 1bs tallow, 40,024 Ibw rice, | 80 pkes paper, 44 bales overalls, 16 o8 paint, 028 1w weeds, HT80 Ibe moda, 11,210° b sul- | 160 1bs rajwine, 14 1bw weods, 150 colln rope phate of copper, 38 cn and 0016 galw win Ibs wheimps, 881 ox canned salmon, 8 108 cx and 47 gals whisky, 70 pes bridge ma 0 pkgs rubber hose terial, 10 ctin barley, 187 pkgs bottled be Zonland—4 phkgn bleyeles and suns 4030 galn coml oll, 16 bbis cement, phen | dries, 89 cn boots and shoes, 777 os of ined candios, 0 tons cok tonk conl, 28 o nemorted | Roods, 1600 1w codfish, 1200 iba coffee, 25,3060 canhod goods, $00 1h dried fruit, 106 pkgn dry | 1be drled fruit, plgw druge, O pkgs engines koodw, 00 bales cotton domention, 18 pkgn drugs, [ And parts, 200 pkgs metal pollsh, 3 pkEK ma- 17 phie frosh frult, O tons fire’ olay, 208 pgs | chinery, 700 Ibs milistufts, & bales overalln, groceries and provisions, 138 pkes mincellnne. | 248 bdls newspapors, oh puint, 06402 1be rals ous hardware, 2 halew leather, 10 pkgy muchin. | #ins, 26 cn rubber goods, 002 cx eanned salmon, ery, 110 pkgs nalls, 4 A onlons, 177 ers po. 1678 1bs seeds, 106 c# tomato eatsup, 1 cs w'!lu! tuoen, 24 pkgw paste, 800 balw paper, 117 phes 4 46 bbie four, 1604 1be bread, 2400 paints and ofls, 1 e powder, K pken print- | 1bw ric I8 on canned salmon, 22 pkge salt ing material, 100 Nankn quickilver tea, 31 pkin’ sowing machines, 200 1bw wpoen, 10 reols bar To Panamu—250 bbls flour, 1bs wugar, Salmon Fleet for 1002, The schooner Premier, the first of this year's 1 10 on g ‘, 100 8 woap, 2478 salmon vessels, 18 now loading at Fremont strest dock. This weason's of the Alaska Packers' Association will consist of the fol lowing vessels: 8hip Ship Bhip 8hip Ship Ehip 8hip Ship 8hip 8hip Bhip 8hip Bhip Bhip 8hip Bark Bark Bark Bark Bark Bark Bark Star of Russia.. TACOMB. © v e0vss Balclutha | Orlental Sintram ...l Star of France . Hohomia ...... Star of Italy | Eclipse Isaae Roed Santn Clara Indlana Liewel Two Brothers . Centennial Reaper Carondelet ..., Euterpe Fresno Himalayn Coalinga Electra Bark Nicholas Bark Will W. C; Bohooner Gamble Bchooner Camano Echooner Okanogan Schooper Premier Bchooner _Prosper Stoamer Kvichak Steamer President Bteamer Chilkat . Steamer Island Bo Steamer Jennle Steamer Kayak Steamer Alitak Steamer Kadiak Steamer Thiscle ... Steamer Hattle Gago Gertle Storey i.. canned fruit | on assorted canned 'goods, ks i m | car materint, 148 pkew grocerion and provisions, | 8 pkggn snddlory ana harness, 6 pkgs dry goods, 400 Thw dried pean, 1240 Thu coffes, 10" pkigh | cordage, 6 cw conl 0ll, 17 roela barbad wire, 6 | camkn bottied beer, 17 pken furniture. | o #31 Inlandn'-10 ‘en canned frult, 10 on canned walmon, 208 b dried frolt, 1 pke dry KO South Afrlcn—250 cx canned walmon, 811 50 1be dried fruft. Breadstuffs for Europe, The British ship Pericles was cloared yeu- terday for Queenstown for orders, with 47,763 | otin valug lumd whent, yd nt $02,600, and 24,000 ft r a8 dunnage, valuud at $300. The British shin Flintehire was also cloared day for 0 otln Wheat, mboer dunnug The Britieh «hi | terday for Antwe 40,200 ctls wheat, yoste Ak dunnage, valu Queenstown valued at $41,200, for orders, with valued at $46,136, and 12,000 0, valued at §180. p Balmoral was cleared you- rp with ‘the following cargo: valued at $46,240; 43,000 ctls and’ 22,000 ft' lumber ed at $330, - Ehipp—ivng Intelligence. ARRIVED. Friday, February 28. Stmr Banta Ana, Strand, 5l days from Be- attle. Stmr Newburg, Pedr>. Petersen, 46 hours from San Ship Glory of the Seas, Erkem, 20 days from Comox. Br shin Scottls! from Montev!deo, Hills, Blackmore, 86 days arrived off port and was ordered to proceed north to Royal Roads, Bark m Havre, Marthe Roux, rk ¢ D Bryant, Colly, 20 days from Hono- Garnfer, 120 days Iyon, Sims, 150 ‘days from | Br K Invek Newcastle, Enzland Br bark Pitcal; from Newcastl Behr_Coquille, T, ! quilis R Schr Bop m Island, Manson, 84 days Anstralla, Anderson, 50 days from Co- o Christiansen, Lundvaldt, 15 days m Grays Harbor. Steamer Afognak CLEARED. Bloamer Blate s ... Tridsy, Tebruacy 28, Bteamer Ella Rohlfts Stmr_#an Juan, Urry, Panama and way Bteamer Pacific . 4 | portw; Pacific Mall' Steamuhp Co, Steamer Royal Wy ship Pericles, Henderson, Queenstown; G Bteamer Wigwam WO AL, Steamer Polar Bear . B ship Balmoral, Root, Antwerp; Eppinger teamer Novelty a’66 Steamer Quinnat Br shin Flintshire, Cooper, Queenstown; Ep- Bteamer Reporter . pinzer & Co. ! Stewmer Lilllan SAILED, Atenmer Katahdin Sy Wby s, Bteamer Rybn Stmr Ruth, Higgins, Burekn, PoonmrL AMOL 4 Bumr (ipay, Swanson, Santa e iy AT | Btmr Noyo, Johnson; Fort Bray The Bonoma’s Cargo. Htmy Sonoma, v.‘m Oterendorp, Sydney, The Oceanio Steamship Company stoamer | SR QU RN S0l o0y pay, Bonomm, which safled Thursday for Sydney | Rimr Seotia, Wulvig, Eurelus und_way ports, carried a general merchandiwe | Bunr I'roero, Harding, Heattle. cargo valued nt $110,231, exclusive of wom Bomr Luoila, Olwen, Cuspar. destined for Honolulu, ‘The eargo was man Htmr Crarinn, Seaman, Seattle, fentsd and destined aw follows: For Australln, | Kimr Vurela, Jensen, Iureka. $01,237; New Zealand, 522 ) Isiands, $181; Bouth Africa, §$222: In ad ditfon to the merchandine cargo tho steamor carried & shipment of trewsure, conslsting of Bamon, $320 Htmr Btmr Samon, M Etmr Mandalny, Btmr San Juan, th 1tork, Fosen, Eur ka, ndsen, Cawpar, Bateholder, Bandon, Urry, Panama, + THE +- U 8 stmr Hugh McCulloch, Falling, crulse, in search of bktn Northwest, Aus stmr Maria, Hieglich, Nanaimo. pelEhUNI No 70 Keneally, moorinig” outslde heads. Ger whin ¢ H Watjen, Diercks, Queenstown Ger whip Seefahrer, Schmacher, Queenstown Br ship Clan Macbherson, McDonald, Ant- worp. Br ship Jessomene, Thomas, Queenstown, Ir bark Mol Ancelin, Queenstown. Br bark Inverlochy, Symmers, Queenstown, Fr Duquesne, Roze, Quesnstown, Bkin 8 N Castle, 'Nilson, Honolulu, Bltn Joseph L Eviston, Ramaelius, Fureka, Schr Chan 12 ¥alk, Hemingnen, Coon 1y, Ger sehr Horeulas, Warners, Jalult, BPOKEN, Per Fr bark Marthe Toux—Jan 8, oft Cape Horn, Fr bark La Bruyere, hance Nov 11, for Queenntewn, Por_nchr Nokomiy—Feh § oft Grays Har- bor, ¥r bark K urst, from Mollendo, for Orogon. Also n FFr bark with foretopgallant mast geno, Paor Jap #Hhi, v Maru, at Victorla. ¥eb 20, off Cupe Flattery, Br bark (wydyr Castle, from Panama, for Puget Sound, Per Br bark Pitealrn Island, from Newoeas- tle, Auw, Feb 28 Feb 6, lat 34 8 N, lon 118 60 W, ship Kenflworth, from Tacoma, for Queens- town, 17 8, lon 127 45 W, Br bark Jan 14, lat Chas Cotesworth, from Fraser River, for Liv- erpool, Hame 16, aa for Q) Cler whip enatown. THLEGRAPHIC, POINT LOHBOS, I'eb 28, 10 p m ther clear; wind NW, veloclty 16 mlles per hour. DOMESTIC PORTS. PORT TOWNBEND—Arrived Felh 28—Scnr Admiral, from San Pedro; schr Balboa, from Valparaiso. RIEDONDO- Henrlotte, hence Dec Ars Harbo Halled Feb ved e 27—Stmr Chehalls, 7—8tmr Dirlko, for Arrived Feb 27--Bark Harvester, hence I'eb 0. Feh 28— 8tmr City of Puebla, hence Fab 25; stmr Despatch, hence Feb 24; bark Ferris 8 Thompron, from Blaine Arrived —Br ship King Georg Port Blakeley: stmr Rainlor, hence Feb 24. Batled Feb 54— gtmr Umatilla, for 8an Fran- claco, stmr City of Beattle, for Skagway. PORT BLAKELEY-—8alled Feb 28—Bark Prusslu, for San Franclsco; schr Ribert Lew- ers. for Honolulu Arrived Feb 28-=Schr Itobert Searles, from Honaluly, ASTCRIA—Arrived Feb 28°Br ship Rock- hurst, from Mollendo; Fr bark Gen Faldherbe, from ' Fcbart, . Iflul:rd Feb 28—8(mr Columbla, for 8an Fran- elsco, VENTURA—Arrived Feb 28—8tmr Geo Loo- rr[llfl, hence Feb 27, and salled for San Fran- clsco . Salled Ireb 28—Btmr Coos Bay, for §an Fran- clsco. # ‘COOE BAY--Sajled Feb 28--Stmr Alllance, for Ban Francisco. TACOMA—Sailed Feb 28—Br stmr Kintuci, for China_and Japan, Salled Feb 28—8ehr Brie! for S8an Pedro, Arrived Feh 25—8tmr Astec, hence Feb 24, WHATCOM-—~Arrived Feb 28-—8tmr Rainler, from Beattle. for Ban Balled Peh edro. PORTLAND —Salled_Feb 28— Bark . Hosuet, for Cavo Yown; wtmr Thyra, for Hongkong. GRAYS HARBOR--Arrived Feb 28—8tmr Coronado, hence Fel 25, Arrived Fob 28, 10 & m—Stmr Santa Bar- bara, hence Feb 20, BAN PEDRO—Arrived Feb 28—Stmr Cura- cao, from Guaymas; schr Bankor, from Port Blakeley; stmr Del Norte, from Crescent City. Sajled 'Fob 24—8tmra Fulton and Curacao, for San Francisco; sohr F 8 Redfield, for Port Townsend; bktn John Smith, for Port Blake- NEAH BAY--Passed out Feh 28—Nor atmr Mathilda, for United Kingdom; stmra Macki- naw and John § Kimball, for 8an Franeisco. Parked in Feb 28—8hip America, hence Feb for Seattle; Ttal whin ‘Macdlarmid, from Liverpeol, for Vancouver. HUENEME ~Pnused Feb 28 5 p m—Stme trom 27—8ehr Roy Somers, ‘Curacao, from CGuaymas, for San Francisco, BALLARD-—Arrived Jeb 28—8chr A M Bax- ter, from San Diego, PORT GAMBLE--Arrived Feb = 28~Bktn Jahn Palmer, from Port Townsend, PORT ANGELES—In vort Feb 28—Br ship Troop, from Fusan, for British Columbia; Ger bark Pallas, from’ Santa Rosalia, for Puget znd. Passed out Feb 25—Br stmr Kintuck, from - FOREIGN PORTS. COMOX—Arrived Feb 28—Br stmr Victoria, hence Feb 24. YOKOHAMA—Arrived Feb 27—Br stmr Pak Ling, from Tacoma. NAPLES—Arrived Feb 25—Br stmr Glen- shiel, from Tacoma. CHAMPERICO—Sailed Feb 26—Chil stmr Palena, for San Francisco, KOBE—Arrived ¥eb 37—Br stmr Arab, hence Jan 22. Sailed Feb 28-—Br stmr Arab, for Moji. AUCKLAND—Arrived Feb 25—Stmr Slerra, hence Feb 9. HONGKONG—Arrived Feh 28—Jap _stmr Hongkong Maru, hence Jan 30. Feb 22—Br stmr Strathgyle, hence Jan 17. foSailed Jan 26—Br stm Athenian, for Vic- oria. PLYMOUTH—Arrived Feb 27—Ital Pasquale Lauro, hence Sent 19. QUEENSTOWN—Arrived Feb Olivel hence Oct 26. SAGRES—Passed Feb 26—Br stmr. Anapa, from Norfolk, for Manila SHIMONOSEKI—Sailed prior to Feb 8—Nor | stmr Horda, from Manila, for Oregon. . ARICA—Sailed” Feb 14—Br stmr Falls of Keltic, for St Vincent . CAPE TOWN—Arrived Feb' 28=8hip John Currfer, from Everett (78 days). ¢ VICTORIA—Arrived Feb 28—Br stmr Vie- toria, hence Feb 24 bark | | 27—Br bark | f CAPE BEALE, Feb 28—Schr (sealing) in ! dlstress. | VANCOUVER—Arrived Feb 28—Br ship | Belford, from 1 via Vietoria, B C. F > OCEAN STEAM | NEW YORK—Arrived Feb | from _Livernool. LIVERPOOL~—Sailed Feb land, for Philadelnhla. ' | BOULOGNT:—Sailed Feb 2S—Stmr' Staten- | dam, from Rotterdam, for New York. BROWHEAD—Passed Feb —Stmr madie, from New York, for Liverpool. GENOA—Arrived KFeb 25—Stmr Hohenzol- Ielrn. from New York, via Gibraltar and Na- ples. LIVERPOOL—Sailed Feb 28—Stmr Taurle, for New York. TENERIFFE—Arrived Feb 28—Stmr Tot- mes, from San Francisco, via Mollendo, Val- parafso gnd Montevideo, for Hamburg. HAMILTON—Arrived Feb 28—U S training ship® Essex, from Key West, . Sun, Moon and. Tide. United States Coast and Geodetle Survey— Timer d Helghts of High and Low Waters at_Fort Point, entrance to San Francisco Bay. ~Published by official au- thority of the Superintenden NOTE—The high and low waters occur at No- Tacoma, for Yokohama. | ADVERTISEMENTS. 'UTE SECURITY. “ABSOLUTE bear signature of to take as sugar. SEE GENUINE WRAPPEF| FOR HEADACHE. FOR DIZZINESS. e Genuine CARTER'S LITTLE LIVER PILLS mu S T et Very small and as easy SEE GENUINE WRAPPER FOR CONSTIPATION. FOR SALLOW SKIN. FOR THE COMPLEXION GENUINIE wusT mave MATURE. 28 Ghes | Prrely Vegetabio, e Sl ADVERTISEMENTS. WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY Of the excellence of our laundering the city front (Mission-street wharf) abou twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point; | the height of tide is the same at hoth places. SATURDAY, MARCH 1, | Sun rises . Bun _sets . Moon rises Time Moow wek) 980 \NOTE—In the above exposition of the tides | the early morning tides are given in the left | hand column and the successive tides of the | | day in the order of occurrence as to time; the fourth time column . gives the last tide of the day, except when there are but three tides, as sometimes occurs. The heights given are in addition to the soundings of the United States Coast Survey Charts, except when a minus (—) slgn precedes the height, and then the number given e subtracted from the depth given by the | charts. The plane of reference is the mean of the lower low waters. g Al Time Ball. | Brinch Hydrographic Office, U. 8. N., Mer- chants’ Exchange, San Francisco, Ca February 28, 1002, The Time Ball on the tower of the Ferry building Was droppedl exactly at noon to-day, | 1. t noon of ‘he 120th meridian, or at 8 | p. m.,, Greenwich mean time. i W. H. STANDLEY, Lieutenant, U. §. N., in charge. —_— Steamer Movements. TO ARRIVE. From. Washtenaw. . | Tacoma - 3 R. Dollar..., |Seattle & Hadiock Curacno. Mexican - Ports G. Dollar. ... Huenemo | Mineola. |Nanatmo .. | Iaqua .|Ban- Pedro Pomnona umboldt . Columbla..." | Fortland & 'Astoria . Crescent City |Crescent City Mackinaw. .| Tacoma ... Arcat «|Coos Bay & Port Orford|Mar, Empire...... | Cood Bay |, 1. B, Kimball | Seattle & Tacoma i Btate of Cal. |8an Diego & Way Port Ban Jose..... Panama & Way Port «|Willapa Harbor Portland & Way | - |Ban Pedro ...... Umatilia Fuget Sound Kureka Humboldt «|Heattly ... “hine & Honolulu ....... Newport & Way Por Valparaise & Way P .|8eattle . ./ Ban Pedr SRR as e L BRI et i Point Are North Fork. . | Humboldt G, W, Elde; rtland & | Bpokane. ... (8an Diego & Way Ports 0| Rainle . |Beattlo & New Whatoom, 8 ./ Puget Bound Ports ... 8 Ban Pedro & Way Porta| 8 New York via Panama. 13 Vonturn. ... |Sydney & Way Ports..: Mar 10 | Newport.....|Panamn & Way Ports. 10 Amer, Maru. .| China & Japan . i | & 11 TO SAIL, | Bteamar, Destination, |n-_n | Vier. | March 1, | Phoenix. ... |Mendocino City 8 pm|Pler 13 @.C. Lind'er |Grays Harbor 3 pm|Pler 2 I8GUA. . .00 [Humboldt ® amPler 25 | Pt Arena..|Point Arenn . 2 pmPler 2 | Murch 2. Kanta Ana. [Beattle & Tacoma ../10 am|Pler 2 Queen, . Puget Bound Ports, (11 am|F 1 Ban Dieko & Way..| 0 amF March 8. Grays Harbor Grays Harbor SeoioMie: s [Grayn Marbor L[ humbolat .. Ban Pedro & Way.! March 4, Portiand & Way. Empire. ... [Coos Bay ... . < Astorin & Portland Columbia; . | Astor aren 5. Wi n arbor ... it " |Coon B & P ortdl Humboldt .. e “ i« blate Cal,. |ban Liego & Way.| b am|Fier 11 rrerss|China & Japan...[ 1 pm(PM8§ i Mareh 6. | , Kimball, [Seattle & Tacoma..[10 am|Pler 2 S March 7. Tonita. ... [ Newport & Way Pts| 0 amiPler 11 Curacao. .. .[Mexican Ports ....[10 am|Pjer 11 Umatilla...|Puget Bound Ports. |11 am(Pier March . Its........ [ Hamburg & Way:.|...... Pler 10 Sun'Jose. .. Panama & Way Pts|i2 'm(PMSS Alameda. . .| Honolulu . | % pm|Pler 7 Palena.....|Valparaiso & Way..|12 m|Pler 10 March 9. | | Q. W. Elder (Astoria & Portland|il amPler 24 North ¥ork | Humboldt .........| 0 am|Pler 2 FROM SEATTLE. dteam.r, For. | Sails Cottage City. [Skagway & Way Ports [Mar, 1 ALK{ Skagway & Way Ports.|Mar, 1 Farallo Skagway & Way Ports. Mar. 4 Dolphin Skagway & Way Ports.[Mar. 8 Bertha. . Cooks Inlet & Way Pts.(Mar. 7 plblhissmmnnianse oo sadkial The British Blectric Traction Company | has, during the past year, earned £600,000 in penny fares ADVERTISEMENTS, POSUPSwull sisiabpisms Pears’ ‘No other soap in the world is used so much; or so little of it goes so far, 8old all over the world ;UNITED STATES LAUNDRY ASSN. 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SKEEN 00.122Atlas Bank Bldg., uu_-uw GONORRH®A AND URINARY DISOHARGES A CURE IN A8 HOURS. visir DR, JORDAN'S ancar MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 1061 MABKET 7. bet. G:2ATS, 8.7l o ARy comraeted 7 emrod by the oldest oast. Hst. 36 years, v e DAN & CO,, 1001 Market Nt 8. F. HOTEL, EARNY AND WASHINGTON STS.—RE- NEW WESTERN ode) enovated. KING, WARD & aropean plan. Roons, 505 16 81 80 da; #5 to §§ week; $8 to $20 month. Iree bath: hot and cold water every room; fire every room; elevator runs all night. DIRECTORY OF RESPONSIBLE HOUSES. Catalogues and Price Lists Malle: on Applieation. ‘0. European plan. COAL, COKE AND PIG IRON. OSIAN TRAVEL. Pacific Coast Steamship Ce. Steamers leave Broadway Wharf, San Francisco: For ' Ketchikan, Junean, Skagway, etc., Alaska—11 s, m., March 2, 7, 12 17, 22 27, April 1. Change to com. pany’'s steamers at Seattle For Victoria, Vancou Port Townsend, Seattl, Tacoma, mfi;eli.' flN‘ —11"a. m., March 2, 7, L ', 23, x’:fi“fi"‘ m‘nuu- Seattle to this compar steamers for Alaska and G. N. Ry.: at Sea or Tacoma to N. P. Ry.; at Vancouver to P‘rfiy Bureka (Humboldt Bay)—1:30 p. March 3, 8, 13, 18, 23, 28, April 2 For San Diego, stopping only at Santa bara, Port Los Angeles and Redondo (Los geles)—8pokane, Sundays, a. m., Stat t Californis, Wednesdays, § a. m. For Los Angeles, calling at Santa Cruz, M. terey, San Simeon, Cayucos, Port Harford Luis Obispo), Santa Barba Vanlur\‘ neme, East San Pedro, San 'edro and rt (*Bonita only). wflonlll‘ 9 a. m., March 7, 185, 28, 31‘ April 8, Cocs Bay, 9 a. m., Mar. 3, 11, 19, 27, Apr. 4 For Ensenada, Magdalena Bay, San Jose de Cabo, Mazatlan, Altata, La Pas, Santa Rosa lia and Guaymas (Mex.)—10 a. m., Tth of eac month. For further iInformation obtain folder. ' Right Is reserved to change steamers or sail ing dates. CKET OFFICE—4 New Montgomery SR S+ oo ae GOODA NS ., Ge gent 10 Market st., San Francisca, Pacific Coast Steamship Co. NOfiR_E DIRECT, SENATOR +« JUNB 1 STATE OF CALIFORNIA. JUNE 1 Steamships CITY OF PUEBLA snd QUEEN leaving San Francisco May 26 and May 31 re. spectively, conmect with above steamers. The steamships Senator and State of California made regular trips to Nome last year, lana- ing all passengers and freight without loss, mishap or delay. For passenger rates apply Ticket Office, 4 New Montgomery st. (Palace Hotel). GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Genl. Agents, 10 Market st.. San Francisco. SPECIAL ExcursionRates T0 PORTS IN MEXICO. A Delightful Winter Trip. Only §60, including meals and berth, for the found trip, on board ‘the Paciflc Comee 8. 3 Co.'s steamer CURACAO,: leaving BAN FRAN- CI1SCO MARCH Tth and APRIL Tth, due back 27th of each month, calling at_the following Mexican ports: ENSENADA. MAGDALENA BAY, SAN JOSE DEL CABO. MAZA' ALTATA, LA PAZ, SANTA ROSALIA, and GUAYMAS. GUATHI0 additional sxcursioniats can veturn from Guaymas by rafl. For further particu lars inquire st TICKET OFFICE, 4 New fontgomery street, or 10 Market street, San Franclaco. O.R.& N- CO. Only Steamship Line o PORTLAND, Or,, Short Rall Line from Portiand Il .‘fln.... Eaat. n.-...l‘ hlnt: to all points, all rall or steamship and rall, at OV IR AT, STEAMER TIOKETS INOLUDE BERTH and MEALS 88, COLUMBIA Safls. . Mar. 4, 14, 34, April 3 §8. OEO, W. BLDER Sails PT C EAOR R ils from foot of ., - m R ITCHCOCK, Gen. Agbe 1 Monk'y, 8.7 TOYO KISEN KAISHA. S TEAMERS WILL LEAVE WHARP, COR- ner First and Brannan streets. at { p. m. for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG, calling » Kobe (Hiogo), Nagasaki and Shanghai and con- pecting at Hongkong with amers for India, ete. o cargo received on board on day of 10 . NiPPON MARU r m. Tu. Lo Tuesday, Apreil iBth, 1902 ripr ticket rediaced rates. For rnlfln: nd passage apply at company’s office. o rket street corner First W. . AVERY, General Agent. JHamburg-American. TWIN-SCREW AXPRESS SERVICH. PLYMOUTH—CHERBOURG—HAMBURG. DEUTSCHLAND, MARCH, 11, 3,80 P, M, A. Vioteria, .. Aoeil 10 | Deutschland. .. Aoril 17 T;VJ?;;C:!W PA' SENGER SERVICEH, UTH—CHERBOURG—HAMB oPalatia. ... March | Brotocia o Morch 18 Pennsylvania. March 8/ Moltia. March 29 *To Hamburg direct. Hamburq-American Line, 37 B'way. N. Y. HERZOG & CO., General Agents for Pacifio Coast, 401 Caittornia at., San Frangisco. PANAMA R, R, “TIRE T NEW YORK VIA PANAMA DIREGCT. tral and South American (No change at Acapuleo or ) Fretgh and passenger office. 416 Californin street. BALFOUR, GUTHRIE & CO, Gen. Agents. st Mkt AMBMICOAN LN, NEW YORK—SOUTHAMPTON —LONDON, 8t Paul, Mar. 12,10 am Philadel., Mar. 30,10 . Lo am| 8t 1, Apr. " Paul, Apr. 3, 10 YORK—ANTW. Vaderland, thlfl,lflfll*"dv"’f‘l{" Fian g Kens'gton, Mar. 19,noou|Fries] INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION CHAE. D. TAYLOR, 30 Montgomery n‘ 900 Batt . Cabin, $100; Steerage, $40; Meals Free. J C-WILSI)_IQ_C_). Taiophone Maia 1955 8.8, Argyll sails Monday, Mar, 17 FRESH AND SALT MEATS, o & hisanaw sslie Meadew, . Moo 08 JAS. BOYES & CO Shizeing Buschers, ton | & So0m8hid g Shoct hart 12 20m: 5 . S Maim 14 | Freight and Passenger Otfice, 330 Market st oILS. B ¥ CONNOR: Pacifie Coast Agent. WAWAR, GAMOA, NEW ZEALAND wo SYONEY DIRECT LINE 1o TANITL | E C. HUGHES 511 ST S o p. | 85, ALAMEDA, tor Honolulu ... PRINTERS, BOOKBINDERS. #8. VENTURA, for Honolulu, Samo: .\uegA THE HiCKa-JUDD CO. P Ty'té:-r,’;'::l'u"h':"'f R 4 Uikssassoves l-x‘umy. Maroh 20, 10 === | & 0, SPAEGKELS & BAOS. 0., bonwrny 127 Narksi 2t LU OCHAN TRAVEL o' Pasngee Offs, $43 Mral 31, 1. Pacfe 1 PACIFIC STEAM NAVIGATION GO, | comnsoms,, omsnscy raamumasc 1 2 : Salll ry Thursday, instead Aul Gy L Americana e Vapora; | Eiveter s o s oo sir 13 SEIER To Valparalso, stopping at Mexican, Central | First olass to Havre, $10 and upward. Second and Kouth American ports. Sailing from How- | class to Havre, $48 and upward. GENERAL Svd 8, pier 10, 12 m. AQENCY FOR UNITED WTATES and CAN PALENA ...March 13 TUCAPEL ..., ADA, 93 Brosdway (Hudson butlding), Now BANTIAGO. March 28 QUATEMALA Fork. J, F. FUGAZL & CO., Pacific Coast These stoamers are bullt expressly for Cen. | Aents. 8 Montgomery avenue, San ¥ Tiokets sold by all R T —————— BAY AND RIVER STEAMERS FOR U, S, NAVY YAR) AND VALLE) Steamers FRISB(Z or IONTICELLJV 3 40 & m., 8:00 p. Bunday. - Sunday, 1 b e 110 5 o Tare b cents. Telephonia Main ‘1508 Lasding m‘ pler Miusion-street dock- B 1 . N