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Alameda.

A party consisting of 7. G. Samells, r. B.
Tappan, J. z. Bland, j. E. Barber and
Clyde COnkey, all local newspaper men,
will take a run to-day on their bicycles TO
San Jose.
A. COrnelsOn was arrested yesterday on a
charge of cruelty to an animal. He is ae-
cuSed of driving a horse which is in a
starved condition and unfit for work. The
complaint was sworn to by Hermann Ernst
a member of the Humane Society.
petition will be presented to the Ciiy
Trustees tomorrow evening asking them to
macadamze Park street. This street was
improved about seventeen years ago and the
top dressing has been worn away, making
the roadway unpleasant to drive over.
The contractors for the construction of
the Park-street bridge across the tidal-canal
cut are not making much Roadway. They
have Chinese pump rugged up to drain the
cut Of about 10000, 600 gallons of water that
collected there doing the winter and it
broke down yesterday for the third or
fourth time, and the outlook is that the
water Will not be drained for two or three
months, thus delaying the construction of
the bridge. A large amount of material for
the bridge has been unloaded near the head
of the estuary, being brought over from San
Francisco by schOoners.
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THE BIG CANAL.

The statement of Secretary Tracy that
the completion of the Nicaragua Canal
would double the effectiveness OF the Pa
ci6c Squadron suggests the propriety of such
Government assistance as would secure the
use Of the canal for the passage Of Ameri-
can waI-vessels. In the absence Of fortifi-
cations or powerful national control the ca
nal would fall into the hands of any great
naval power which might consider that its
interests would justify such possession. If
England or France should blockade the At
lantic end Of the canal it would be of little
use to American men-of-war. The United
States should own and control any water
way between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
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THE CONDITION IN CHILE.

More accurate information is now reach
ing the American people concerning the
causes of the war in Chile. An interview
with Mr.. Trumbull, recently from Santiago.
in The CALL Saturday morning gives an
outline of these causes, which are. however,
detailed more at length in letter from Mt.
Trumball to the New \ ork Tribune under date
of March nth. La that letter Mr.. Trumbull
gives the grounds upon which Senior Balma-
'ceda iustifies his course, and proceeds 10
point out the weak points in the defense.
The trouble seems TO have originated in the
neglect of Congress to appropriate money
to carry on the Government. Mr.. Trumbull
contends that the neglect was not willful,
but result Of Balmaceda's own actions.
To quote from the letter: Mr.. Balmaceda
himself asserts that the budget had not been
voted to former Presidents till after the 1st
of January. He knows that Congress ac-
cordiDg to law could continue the discussion
until the 21st of December and could if it
wished postpone that date; and he claims
that Congress violate the law by not pass
ing the budget in time, although he closed
its sessions at the end of September thus
not giving them an opportunity 10 pass the
budget, even if they had wished to 90 So"
There is a clause in the Chilean Constitution
which Mr.. Balmaceda relies upon to give
legal authority for his course Article so
provides that "a citizen. with the title of
President of the Republic of Chile, shall
govern the State, and he is the supreme
chief of the nation" Balmaceda finds in
this clause authority for his attempt to gov
ern without appropriations, since as he says,
- L cannot for one single instant neglect to
govern the State, and because it is my duty
to observe it Ghe constitution l will not
deliver up my citizens to anarchy" This
reference TO my citizens" instead of "the
citizens of Chile" perhaps furnishes the key
TO the situation. When the executive head
Of a republic adopts the phrases which have
been handed down from the days of general
despGtic rule, he is pretty certain TO be a
President in disguise. Give him a chance
and he will make himself dictator
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PROTECTION TO FOREIGNERS.

An Italian newspaper says that Italy is
about to address circular to the European
powers submitting the conduct of the
United States in the New Orleans affair to
their judgment. This is something italy
has perfect right to do. 1t is an appeal 10
the public opinion to which Premier Rudini
submitted the questions some days ago.
When Europe has thought over the matter
she will perhaps conclude that when a ma
ton affords foreign subjects the same de-
gree Of protection that it affords its own
people 1t is complying voluntarily with all
the requirements that can be enforced. 1t
Is matter for regret that foreign CORE
spOndents of American journals, notably
that of the New York Herald, are admitting
shat the United States ought to do some
thing our system of Government does not
permit us to do. The HerGlFs CORE
spOndent recently reported himself as say
ing TO Prince Camporcali: but why should
Italy insist upon an impossibility? You
know, and Marquis Rudini knows, that it is
out of the question for the United States
Government to interfere with the courts Of
Louisiana" To this lame and impotent
argu ment the Prince replied: why should
the United States agree to do something it
has no power to do" The Herald man,
who is probably foreigner, had no reply to
this question. The interview terminated
with tacit admission on the part of the
supposed American representative that the
United States eVaded its agreement under
the shelter Of State sovereignty. The United
States Government has no right to enter
into an agreement it cannot enforce, It can
agree 20 give foreigners such protection as
ii affords Ancrican citizens. Its courts are
open to foreigners who think they cannot
get fair treatment in State court. But it
does not protect its own citizens from an
extraJudicial exercise Of power on the part
Of the people. Lynch law occasionally over
takes Americans. white and black, and may
also oEertake foreigners who provoke it.
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ALMOST A CONFEDERATION.

The Palace Hotel Barely Escapes a Bad
Flare-Up.
AT 1880 o'clock last evening smoke was
discovered issuing from the new cafe in the
Palace Hotel, and it was found that the
interior of the room was all ablaze. Some
carpenters. who had been at work during
the day, had left heap OF shaVings ON
scaffoldng and by some chance they came
in contact with live electric-ight wire.
The result was that they were ignited and
a serious confagration was prevented only
by the prompt work of the two watchmen.
McDermott and Guerney, who FASTENED to
turn on stream or water. For a few mo-
ments the courtyard was full of smoke, but
no alarm was created among the guests.
The damage was tri1ing.
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wEATHIR PREDICTIONS.
SrG~AI. SERVICE q. s. ARNY,)
pTvfsTO< OF THE PACIFIC,
- 1900 M q lGA Ia D NJ ]

pTvfsTON or THE Pacific,
san FRANCISCO, May ., 1872 z. NJ
Synops-s for the Past Twenty-four Hours.
The storm of Friday is moving eastward near
Vancouver Island The barometer has fallen IN
California, Oregon and Washington, and is below
tn normal ia California and Oregon; it is highest
at -okme (SOl6) and lowest at Keeler (29 S2).
The winds are generally northwest in all districts
and the light 10 fresh, except brisk along the
coast Northern California; San Francisco, south
west. g miles The temperature has risen in all
districts except slight fan in Eastern Arizona; It
is everywhere above the normal. especially In
Northern California. Light rains have fallen in
Eastern California and Western Washington; else
where fair weather has prevailed. Fort CANDY O.lO
If inch. Fort Grant O.04.
Forecast Till . y. II. sunday.
Fcr Northern California-Fair Weather; wind gen
orally westerly; warmer.
For Southern California-Fair weather; westerly
W sds; warmer. except nearly stationary tempeTa-
ture along the coast.
For Oregon aud NaShingt0n-Fair weather, eX-
cept Light rain in Western Washington; north to
east winds. increasing in force OF the Washington
coast, warmer. except nearly stationary tempera-
ture az Fort Candy and Olympia
JOHN p. FINLEY.
Lieutenant Nineteenth In iantry, in charge.
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,rrw Montgomery street, near Clay, open until II
6,clort y n. BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street near Kearny, open until u o'clock midnight;
$50 HAYES street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; SOB
Iarlin street open until 80 O'Clock ISIS Mission
street. open until O'Clock P. n, and ll6 Ninth
eileet omen until "a p n
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Baptist Annual excursion

Will leave San Francisco on Wednesday. May 18th,
via Rio Grande and Burlington route, for Ciicin-
natl, Ohio, to attend the Baptist Annual Annlver-
saries, under the personal supervision OF Rev p W.
Dorsey and Rev. A. w, RunYan. Stop-overs made
at Salt Lake City and Denver. For Information
call on or address w. d. Sanborn, General A gent 80
Montgomery street.
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Stanford,s yinavard

H. w. Mcintyre, Superintendent of the
Vina Vineyard. has been made general man.
ager Of Senator StanTord's entire property
IN that neighborhood, and j. S. Copeland
has been appointed general superintendent.
The business of the ranch, formerly con-
Quoted in departments will now be carried
on under one general head. The expert
ments in champagne making have been
commenced.
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sI-RSCEiPTION RATES:

DAILY CALL CnCludlng Sundays, IS per year by
nan, postpaid; 10 cents per week, IS cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
five copies. three mouths ST %. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pagesl. 81 so per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and EEKLI CALL, s. so per year, post
Tsid. WEEKLY CALL (eight pages), 81 % per year
Ios.La-l. u1s OF ten sent % one aldrossl s-o.
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horsepower 70 operate lights aud machinery.
Capitalists are. however, likely TO devote con-
siderable attention to the various electric street
railways running from the main exhibition to
the river. opera place and Schiller's square.
The new republic which the Beers propose es-
ablishing In South Africa VIII. it is intimaed,
be bounded by the Limpopo on the south. Mata-
beleland on the west, The Zambes on the north
and the Portuguese territory Oh the east The
leaders of the trek include men from the Trans
wall Free State and Cape Colony, and accord
ing to the published programme it was calcu-
lated that as many as 5000 men capable OF bear
ing arms Will participate in the movement. The
Beers are. as a general thing, brave fighters.
They are thoroughly equipped with improved
arms and ammunition and formed into military
organization for the purpose Of coping with any
resistance that may be offered 10 the movement
While England is sending re-enfOrcements TO the
Cape, she has lost no time In demanding the CO.
operation of the Transvaal Government, IN &C
cordance with the Swaziland convention, but
according 10 recent dispatches il appears that
little attention has been paid to President Kru-
gers proclamation.
Another British firm OF plush manufacturers
is about TO transfer its plant to this country.
The new tariff gave such encouragement 10 the
home manufactures that foreign competitors
were virtually shut ont OF the American market.
The result in number OF instances has been the
removal OF capital and machinery to this
country thereby giving more employment To
skilled labor and contributing to the general
prosperity How severely the British manu-
facturers were affected 10y the Mckinney tariff
has been shown by recent consular reports re-
eelVed by The State Department.
Egypps financial condition shows signs OF inn
prOyement. The revenue OF the past year
a Cd n n n
million over the receipts OF tile previous year.
The railways show an Increase of revenue OF
over 100000, due in great measure to large
crODS.
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........................MAY 10, 1891
SUNDAY.
STtG8l-PagG Edition.
NOTICED

A,.y Of our patrons 1pho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale by tr0jn-boyS
udl confer q faUor by notifying this office or
ueJGct, NAMING the date and tram.
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1t may truly be said of Hoods sarsaparilIa that
it " makes the weak strong" 1t gives great
bodily nerve, mental and digestive strength
Try 1t this season. Be sure to get Hoods
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TEACHERS ANNUAL OVERLAND ExcURsIoN-
Leave San Francisco June I'd, to New York Boston
and all Easternc tiles: stop at Salt Lake City and
Niagara Falls. Lowest rates. Pullman tourist-cars
Special cooperation OF State Supt Anderson, Sac
ramento: $. f. City Supt SWEET, Professor Knowl-
ton, Supt. Mccoy. Y. NJ. c. A. San Francisco; County
Supt Frick Oakland. For berths etc., address f.
L. Shearer Manager, 2 New MONTGOMERY st s K
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CoNCoRDIA's LoAN.-The Concordia Club has
petitiOned the Superior Court for permission to
mortgage It's property on Van Ness avenue for
$50 600.
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THE GERMAN BRANCH.-The German Young
Mems Christian Association extends an invita-
ton TO all German speaking young men to hear
the special lecture by Rev. g. G1th. this after
noon at 3 O'clock, 10 the Lyeeum Hall, 232
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.J.FCUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.--Tns celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all i1rst-cass druggists and
giocerS, Trade mark-star within a shield.
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LADIES never have any dyspepsia after wine
glass Of Angostura Bltters, the genuine of Dr. j. G.
b. Siegert q Sons. Ask your druggist.
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The Palace Salt Water TUB and Swimming,
713 FllDert street. are now open for the season.,
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Notice to the Public.

Gum s. McMulin, having bought out the late
firm of Moler g. Mcmullin, wish to inform their
patrons and friends that they are prepared TO
deal 10 all kinds OF dry and fancy goods at the
lowest price compatible with qualify at the old
stand. TIA Montgomery street, near Washing
ton.
AT THE Y. M. &. A.-This afternoon at 3
O'Clock, Thomas Lavery OF Chicago will deliver
the address before Tie Young Mems Christian
Association mass-meetiHg at 232 Suffer street.
Mr.. Lavery has been engaged In evangelIstic
work FOR several years.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

OK MEN FOR HAVING AND RUN MOWERS
~ 81 rs a day and $50, long job; ranch-hands
500 men for vineyard. $50; American farmers.
$50; choremen on ranch, $40: 20 men to chop
wood, 81 so q cord tools furnished; 90 teamsters,
country, 81 20 day; 10 roekmen. country, 81 so a
day. X. i. WARD & CO., 6l0 Clay st. my10 2t
n ERMAN RESTAURANT COOK, NORTH. $40
" week: restaurant cook country, $50; hotel
cooks, $50; rdng-house COOKS $40 and $40;
second cook for hotel $45 hotel steward, country,
$40: hotel walters, country. $35 and 500 restau-
rant waiter, country, $35 and room; Kitchen
snds. country, $25 and $50. r.. T. WARD 4 CO.,
6l0.Ciay Sc, mylO 2t
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LARGEST manufacturer OF California glace
fruits, SOC per h., in Jap. baskets. Townsends.t
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" BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs" are simple and
convenient for Bronchial Affections and Coughs.
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WITHOUT INSTRUMENTATION colored serges
1219c a yd. Pioneer Dry Goods Store, los 5th.s
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IF afflicted with eyes use DIR. Isaac Thomp-
son Is Eye Water. Druggists sell it at 20 cents
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AIR.FILLED Refrigerators, the latest improve.
nent. from 81 upward, at Nathan, Dohrmann &
to.'s, 122-l32 Suffer street, below Kearny.
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TIE MnRN1NGaCALL
pURITCATIoN OFFICE:

PES larger circulation than any Other
I,evTsD7per published in san Francisco.
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- ROCERIES-CLUFF BROS. WHOLESALE
" ana retail gToeers: the oldest established and
most reliable house on the Pacific Coast: teas ard
cofees specially; no chromOs or eroekery; best
goods at lowest prices: country orders packed and
shipped free 8 and i Montgomery ave. - and
AZ Fourth ST.. 400 and All Montgomery ave-, 401
HAYES st. jel7 TuThSu tf
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DRUIDs' Picnic postponed to May 14th. see adv.
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uowARD-ST. PEOPLES LOAN OFFICE. ee4
Ii Howard St, near Third, San Francisco; loans
money on ANYTHING mT26 6m
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A Ii THE POPULAR NEW EASTERN DANCES
"a taught. Irvlnes Academy 927 Mission st. assn
I RAND REOPENING-MARKET-ST RESTAU-
rant 90 1889 Sunday next; give me cal. v.
CARLSON. mV9r3t
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E. H. BLACK. painter, removed to ia Eddy ST..
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Y DUNG FRENCHMAN, 80 YEARS, WISHES
j to make acquaintance Of lady having knowledge
OF ranch life and work; object matrlmony Address
V. p, Box Z, this ONCE. myS dts
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pESPEOFABLE MIDDLE-AGED LADY. HAD
IL misfortune, in reduced circumstances. wishes
acquaintance respectable gentleman, view matri-
mony; no trffers. Address Friend, Box S. CALL
Branch Office Ifx
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


- Minnie Palmer; Assistants; First
~ class vaPor baths: massage $50 Mission To- re
~ r.. willis, Successor to L. white,
8~S house painting. paper-hanging. whitening and
glazing. 926 Washington ST., near Powell myS 5t-
- DIR. Hall, 4e6 Kearny st.-Diseases of
HP Refined Private Home in Confine-
US ment: female diseases, monthly Irregularities
specially; strictest discretion. MRS. G. SCHMIDT.
Baden Baden 1879, I211fs Mission st. myS7 Tyr
r. whitening Rooms, S. up; Papering
&~S rooms. So up. 613 Third st. ap24 limo
GlS healer: 1Otos 8. MISS PORTER, 10Y Market.
rs Genuine French Accordion Plating
@~S and cloak factory. 1lS McAIlister. ape 3m
&s Bad Tenants Elected for 81. ColIec-
E~S tons made, city or country. Paeiac Collection
Company. 62s California ST.. Room J. de22 Il
Kz. Books bought and sold. hing Bros.
80 3Fourth ST.. near Market mr27 tt
RS Bad Tenants Elected for $40 end
CoFFEY's COLLECTIONS CO. 6is Montgomery merry Il Il
r. Gas Fixtures and Plumbing Very
R~r cheap HUFSCHMIDT d BRO, 637 Clay. tf
R5s= Physicians Recommend Crystal Hot
80 sea baths, toot of Mason. North Beach.a22 6m
RS Try Green's Guaranteed Cur Only
H~S vital restorative and system regulator. posi-
lively guaranteed to cure or money refunded box
81; boxes, 50. For sale at ELLY'S IO2 Eddy TRY
kELLY'S corn cure, harmless. 25c. KELLY'S Is ly
RcISSE D8it sixth ST.. W atch-
a>S maker, Ieweler aud optieian. 1868 Market
" All Cases Restored, at Once, No
BE- matter from what cause-Ladies. IL you want
instant relief for monthly Irregularities consult
the Oldest and only reliable female physician of 40
years experience; my safe Specifics are the best
ever discovered, and VIII positively cure after all
others fail; pills, 81: also latest invention without
medicine. DIX. M. STATESMAN. 9l6 Post ST. del tt
RP iriyate Home in Confinement-Mrs.
H~S PFEItFER. midwife 2OSO Folsom st. "A 6m
". Blessing. to Ladies Instant Re
BE- lief for mo ithly irregularities from what
ever cause); patients who have been imposed upon
unsuecessfuiIy treated by others especially in
vited: board aud skillfu attention during cOniiae
ment; advice free. DR.& MRS HAVEN 22S Post ST.
r. Dr. q. c. O'DonneIl-0fioe and Res.
s'~S NV cor. Washington and kearny SITS myop
RSS Mrs. Davies. 426 Kearny St; Only
@~D safe aud sure cure FOR all female troubles. 1851
81 The Evening Bulletin, Price Re
eH~S duced TO Is cents per week, delivered by
Tier to part OF the city: the Bulletin the best,
oldest and largest evening paper published on the
coast orders by postal-card or otherwise viii re-
eeive prompt attention. Office 1922 Montgomeryst.
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MISS @. OWENS, OAKLAND-COME HOME OR
w write; post letter YOURSELF no one knows any
thing yet. Your loving Mother. myS7t*
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

ESSs9 DIR. G.. II. Rines, Spiritual Meeting
7~S Sunday, O'Clock z. NJ, at st. Georges Hail,
900 Market ST., front hall; farewell seance OF Mrs
Myers. assisted by other mediums. All Invited.
Wednesday, O'Clock ?. NJ, 106 McAllister ST. Its
BSS Spiritual Test Meeting Next Sum
S~S day evening, May I'm. Mrs. j. j. Whitney
will give of her convincing test meetings
Names your spirit friends given in full with mes
sage. Scottish Hall, l05 Larkn ST. Doors open z
p. NJ, commencing at sharp. Admission 10c lt&
fCS5@ Philosophical Society, Red Mems
Hh~S Hail 800 Post s., z 80 P, NJ Lecture by Mrs
Sarah A. Harus "The Subjective and Objective
Plane" Its
E-S7 Free Thought Society Meets This
e-S evening at All Post St Lecture by Dr. A
Miller; subject: @Caste in America" Its
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TOR ADOPTION-A BRIGHT HEALTHY BABY
l. boy 20 months old; OF respectable Jewish par
entS Address MRS. A. COHN. POstOffice. mY7 TfE
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At I26 KEARNY, ROOM 9, YOU CAN BORROW
~ money at low rates: private rooms for ladies;
pledges for sale; take elevator. mrl tt
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90 A DOZEN FOR THOSE LOVELY BABIES
u 4 cabinets. HOLLER'S Studio, SixthaI2 Il Su
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- Property Owners South of Golden
~ Gate PARK, attention-You are hereby re-
quested to attend a meeting OF property holders
south of Golden Gate Park, at b. Il. Hail. i2l Eddy
ST. MONDAY, May 1lth for the formation of an
improvement CLUB for that district Time of meet
Ing called at O'Clock p NJ. sharp. This is impor-
tant. and for the protection OF your own interest
you should be present BY order Of
7. G. PARKER, President pro tenn.
Attest: ii. F. McGARvIE Secretary pro tenn 1t
EC75 Annual Meeting--The Regular An
Ib~O nua meeting OF stockholders OF the HUTCH
INSON SUGAR PLANTATION COMPANY will ne
held at the office OF the company, 1927 Market st
San Francisco, Cal, on TUESDAY the 18th dav
OF May, 1891, at the hour OF IL O'Clock A. NJ for tha
purpose of electing Board of Directors TO serve
Tor the ensuing year, aud the transaction of such
other business may come before the meeting
Transfer books will close on Friday May lSt at p
O'Clock p. NJ Tap28 lott E. IL. SHELDON See