Foreign Relations of the United States, 1902, Whaling and Sealing Claims Against Russia, On Account of Arrest and Seizure of the American Vessels “Cape Horn Pigeon,” “James Hamilton Lewis,” “C. H. White,” and “Kate and Anna,” Appendix I

EXHIBIT D.

[Gardner & Thornley, ship and custom-house brokers, No. 322 Washington street.—Outward foreign manifest.]

(New form.)

Report and manifest of the cargo laden at the port of San Francisco on hoard the American schooner C. H. White, whereof Furman is master, hound for hunting and fishing, May 6, 1892.

Marks.	Numbers.	Packages and contents.	Quantities, pounds, gallons, etc.	No. 1. Value of domestic merchandise.	No. 2. Value of foreign merchandise free.	No. 3. Value of foreign merchandise from bonded warehouse.	No. 4. Value of foreign merchandise not from bonded warehouse, which has paid duties.	No. 5. Value of foreign merchandise on the passage (in transitu) from one foreign country to another.	To be landed at—
		7 breech-loading shot guns		$35.00
		13 breech-loading rifles.		65.00
		300 pounds shot		20.00
		3,000 primers		15.00
		3,000 wads		15.00
		500 shells		7.50
		7 Kegs power		40.00

Bond filed May 6, 1892.

W. P. Saxe, Bond Clerk.

District and Port of San Francisco,
Collector’s Office, October 12, 1892.

I hereby certify the above to be a true copy of the original on file in this office.

John T. Dare, Deputy Collector.