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BETTER ruAN NorHI> G.

Tie Senate Committee 2 Foreign Affairs
Las reported against all new bills TO exclude
Chinese labU.eTS and proposes In their stead
g. law continuing tie present act and amend
I.-lt- Tor another term Of ten years This
may lo- be all the Pacific Coast would Ike.
ilt Il IS better than nothing. The cate
when the present act may lie held 10 expire
j. so near that something should ba done
without delay. Ii tie present session Of
Congress Should close without any action
tie Importers Of Chinese la50Ters may
assume shat the ten years term expired IN
Tie l.a OF August. 1892. In such case Chi
Efss might be landed pending a court de-
c.sl91 as to the effect Of the amendment Of
1--4-whether itcontuUed the law ten years
from the original date, August 6, 1882 or
ir0m tie date Of the amendment July ,,
1854 The act Of 1881 purpor.s to be an
amendment TO the act Of 1882 lis first
clause reads as follows: "Tnat from and
after the passage OF this act, and until the
expiration Of ten years next after the pas
sag Of this act, the coming Of Chinese la
borer5 to the United States be and the same
hereby IS Gspended. and during such sus-
pension It shall not be lawful for any Chi
uese .8borer to come from any foreign port
or place, or having So come to remain within
Tire United States"
The intent Of Congress to make the amend
Ment continue in operation ten years is plain,
but it may be held that an act making
changes ia an existing act can only exist as
mod fcati0u of the original act At all
events tie Pacific Coast does not want to
take tie chances OF a decision to this effect.
q he acg Of 1858 is Likewise an amendment Of
tie gilai act Of 1852, designed expressly
TO prevent Tie return Of Chinese laborers
who have once been in this country. Itdoes
not apply al all 10 Chinese who have never
been in the country. If the courts should
hold this amendment perpetual, as a con-
TEN oTary suggests, it would not from its
terms apply to other Chinese than those
who had been in the country and had re-
turned to China. The amendment reads:
THAT from and after the passage of this
act il shall be unlawful for any Chinese
IaboTer who shall at any time heretofore
have been, or may now or hereafter be, a
resident OF the United States, and who shall
have departed or shall depart therefrom
and shall not have returned before the
passage of this act, to return or remain in
the United States"
There was no COncealment Of the purpose
Of this amendment It was simply to pre-
vent Chinese who had returned to China
from coming back to this country with or
without certificates. It did not aim to apply
TO Chinese who had never been in the
United States OF course, an act of this
nature, even II perpetual, would have no
value after the act it amended had ceased to
exist
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WEaruER REPORT.


NJ WEATHER. ETEtsT-
Kt> FFs>.I>ec, February : 1897
Weather Conditions and General Forecasts
rra barometer IS down 10 20 IS inches at Keller
evening l-.t The air pressure being low along
81. -r-.re Slope ue b Sl winds have occurred from
....a decided storm center in that region. Rain
l-- however been general throughout California
E.r.l- t.a 5ay. except a'OsS the upper aud middle
..s. l-- v3, heaviest n southern California,
r.s t5.u sz-elrhs 20 nine ,euths OF su inch teli
record Ut prec .Pi-a,iou for The past p hours
f--.e Is. lie Division Is As follows: Wala Waua,
o. o.. an .nch. Red EluF 40; Sacramento q
i.-.s.e san Francisco. "a: Fresno. 81, Keller,
or Barscow. II: Los Angeles IS Needles. 80;
S.. D.ezo 30: Yuma. "a; Tucson. 50, salt Lake,
o.. and Carson C,-y..-5 Executing slight fai
at N4Ia Walla. no precipitation occurred IN wash
.r---a ana Oregon DID the past p hours. though x
e.ser high OF low pressure area advances from the
ccean r.pl-atiou vii. result
gLe h.-nes, temperatures to-day ranged from 3
ia 10 degrees 10 the eastern portions OF NashlIStoa
AMI OREGON ana 81 to SD SD tne western PORTIONS,
IL 90 81 DO Northern California 81 % 56 IN South
z-- California - 70 E5 % Western Nevada. 80 10
Northern U-sh and 50 10 o. ln southern Arizona.
Forecast Tiu = p. VI. Friday.
For Northern CsIlro-nia-Falr, except scattering
r.. southeastern portion; sight temperature
r..u-.s winds becoming northwest.
I.r >ou-1eru CalEsruia-HaiH- slightly warmer
5. western portion. prevailing westerly winds
E.r Washington a.I oregon -Generauy fair. eE-
C... scattering rains " s-ew, la 1reEoa' warmer
81. I.as-era Washington cooler ID Western Oregon
variable Fl.l,
Tor Ctaa-saa--er.a SHOWS. slightly warmer.
HeHEar B. kFEKA>l. Chtt o. Division.
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THE TARIFF wORKING WELL.

The showing of the foreign commerce of
the United States for the last year has
completely dazed the opponents Of the Nc
Kinley tariff. One Of them has so far recOv-
cred as to remark in an apparently semi
conscious condition that 'as discourager
Of imports or preserver of the home mar
ket the Mckinley tariff is not shining sue
cess" The Mckinley tariff was never in
tended to discourage imports Of goods not
produced in this country. The increase in
imports is largely in sugar tea and coffee.
By putting sugar on the Tree list the cost of
that article to consumers is materially re-
duced, and as natural consequence the
consumption has increased. But the import
Of wooden goods has been reduced from
SCI, 301, 2O2 to S31, 227. $50. The decrease in
the importation Of knit goods is in even
greater proportion. and in about all the ar
tcles which we produce in competition with
foreign manufacture there has been a large
increase In the home production. 1t seems,
therefore, that as preserveT Of the home
market the Mckinley tariff is a success.
Tie free-traders are directing their fire
mainly to the wool schedule. 10 full view
Of the statement that American manufac-
turers nave supplied the home market with
more than $40, 000, 600 worth of wooden goods
that last year were imported there is a
proposition emanatng from the Committee
on Ways and Means to repeal the legislation
which has produced such good results.
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NroRELL MACKENzIE.

In Sir M0rell Mackenzje's death, science
has lost one of its foremost leaders. Be-
fore he was 30 he had realized that it is I'M
possible for any man 10 attain supreme
eninence if be spread himself over the
whole field Of human disease, and that The
highest rank in any branch ~ only be
reached by those who concentrate their IN
telljgence on a single organ or single
malay. That is a proposition which no
weIl-iuformed person would think Of con-
testing to-day, but quarter OF a century
ago. IN England. it was denied by some Of
tie leading members Of The profession. who
placed q specialist on the same footing as
quacb. Mackenzie lived down bis critics,
and had tie satisfaction of seeing them, one
after another, call hIm into consultation in
cases involving his speciality.
From the beginning to the end OF his pro-
fessionsl life, he concentrated his mind on
diseases Of the throat and especially on
diseases of the larynx. His province en-
5raced the large range Of diseases known rs
group acute and chronic laryngiJis, quinsy
sore throat t0nsilitis. paralysis and cancer
Of the larynx Before his time. these dis
eases were often COMPOUNDED. were imper-
fectjy diagnosed, ana were frequently left
10 NATURE 4" H@"1le' 81 --o'0' iNP''Fe"
Tie I"iy i.-o9copV' "1'o" '"'N oai9 ''e VI
Ians of the throat in a mirror which the eye
can reach, and he learned by an extensive
observation Of methods of treatment, what
drugs and what processes might be hopefully
employed. His investigation OF the laws which
regulate the vibration of the vocal cords IN
tie margin of the membrane Of The laTyuX
IS 'a.-'ti"l u 9'--eI9 '7'lleia Va s'"-ii%
owe l1 .lA AAO" .eI7' oI luz iU's9 ny
"lleA lLe register % voice may 'e ".trteI
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Warden is presented with fine watch or a
purse of gold from a contractor he may
know that the contractor does not incur the
outlay from pure friendship. In most cases
he expects favorS worth very much more
than the cost of his present So when
the deputies Of an official combine to pre-
sent the head Of the department with
token of their distinguished consideration
The whole business of present-giying
among public officials is wrong and should
be dscOuntenanced
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California FruIfs.

United States Consul Lathrop, in letter
from Bristol, England, to the State Board
Of Trade, says that California pears in linn
tied supply are reaching that country in
good condition, and readily retail at from IS
to "a cents each He notes a steady growth
Of popularity for our canned fruits, and
offers his aid IN establishing larger market
for these goods and California wines than
af nrRsant exists.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-05

Hill, CleveIand's name might be sprung
upon the convention, somewhat as Gar
fields was upon the Republican Convention
in 1880. but it is only in some such way that
the ex-President can get show. Probably
most Republicans would rather have Cleve-
land President again than TO see mere
machine politician in the Presidential chair.
But there is no way by which Republicans
can make their preference manifest They
viii try % elect their own candidate over
either, and-tne weaker the Democratic can
didate the better their chance Of success.
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PRESENTS TO OFFICIALS.

The charges preferred against District
Engineer Mccarthy that in his capacity of
Fire Warden he received money from per-
sons he was in an official position to render
important service to should cause self-re-
sDecting officials to set their faces against
present-giving in all its forma When Fire
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to the rules of the club, and. if requested.
must walk under the club ladder, spill salt,
cross their knives and forks. shake hands
across, wear a peacock feather. open an
umbrella in the dining-hall. and do other
things deemed unlucky and of evil omen"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-05

So Montgomery street. near Clay. open until Il
pollock ~ AZ. BRANCH OFFICES: GlO Market
street. rear Kesrny, open until - O'Clock midnight;
3a3 Hayes street. open until 50 O'Clock; SOB
LarE.u street. open uutl $50 o'coCs; %, s Mission
street.. open until O'clock P. Il; and ll6 Ninth
lt-ee-. Dpeu until @: 80 P. n.
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A Protest.

A meeting of property on Oak
street, between Scott and Stanyan. will be
held tomorrow afternoon at o'clock at
Morgan & Co.'s real-estate office, Oh Cali
fornia street, TO protest against the granting
Of franchise foE an elevated electric road
on that street
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-05
CHASED BY MEPHISTOPHELES.
How a ConvIvIaI Company Rid Itself of
an Objectionable Member.
New York Tribune

an Objectionable Member.
New York Tribune.
One night not long ago a group of kindred
spirits were gathered in an upper room at
the house Of one OF the number, the women
Of the household being absent for tho even
ing. The tide of merriment was flowing
genally when they joined by an undesra-
BILE young man who may be called Brown,
as that was not his name. They cast about
among themselves as to how the could get
rid OF him without giving offense, and one
of the number suddenly bethought himself
of a masquerade costume he had con-
structed with much labor and thought TO
represent the father of darkness. Hastily
whispering his plans TO his friends, he
quietly slipped away from the house, and,
hurrying home. dOnned the suit and re-
turned. Knocking at the door, he inquir ed
Of the person who answered the summons
if Brown" was within.
Yes; step upstairs and you will find
him." was the reply. With much clanking
of chains and Gathering Of hOOfS he slowly
mounted the stairs and entered the roo m
where the company was gathered, inquring
for Brown. There was a scene Of indie
scribabie confusion. the well-simuIated ter
rOT of the rest rendering the uninitiated
young man almost helpless from fright;
all he was able to do was to roll
under the table. AT last the others
made rush for the window and,
one by one, dropped to the ground below.
As the last one climbed through the window
Brown. who did not desire to be left alone
with his satanic Majesty. made dash at
him, caught him in his arms, and with the
strength of terror drew him back and flung
him across the room. Then, leaping HIM
self from the window. he started for home
at rate of speed which Splinter might
well envy. At every stride he would
cry out until his voice was lost in the dis
lance:
Please, Mr. Satan. don't take me yet;
please don't take me just yet"
The jokers returned to the room weak
with laughter, and they have never since
been troubled by call from Brown. who
still persists shat the evil one in person had
sought him on that occasion.
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A TTENTION Is CALLED TO SMITHS OFFER
~ in personal column; pays to read it, ja3l OF
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A fine weeping willow tree in the Holly
wood Cemetery at Richmond. Va, has
grown from a twig that was cut from a
willow at NapOleOn's grave and brought to
Virginia by q Frenchman.
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IT'S. " IlIsIUW 0NDIIlIIg
las been used over nifty years by millions OF moth
ers for their children while teething. with perfect
success. 1t sOOthes The child, softens the gums,
allays pain, cures wind cole regulates the bowels
and the best remedy for diarrhea whether arts ing
from teething or other causes. For sale by drug
gists in every part OF the world BE sure and ask
for Mrs. Wiuslows Soothing Syrup. twenty-five
cents q bottle.
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THAT feeling Of weakness and languor which IS
often the forerunner Of serious disease, entirely
overcome by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Take it before
II is too late. Sold by ali druggists.
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The MORNING CALL


Has a larger circulation than any other
.aewsDaDer published in San Francisco.
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- ARDENER FOR FLORIST WHO UNDER
u stands mis- business jobber and nursery
man. 27l6 Bush ST. feS it.
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DIvIDESD NOTICES.

- Dividend Notice. flee % { the Pacific
4S Coast BOrax Company, san Francisco. Janu-
airy 30. 1891. At n meeting or the Board OF Drec-
tors Of the above named Company, held this day.
dividend no. la OF one dollar 81 per share
declared, payable WEDNESDAY,. February 10,
1880, the once Of the company, No. 23O Mont
gUmery st, Rooms ; and ~. Transfer books will
close February 3. 1892, at 3 O'Clock p.
ia3l I'll ALTOS II. CLOUGH. Secretary
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NOTiCh or MEETINGS,


KP Yerba Buena Lodge OF Per
&c lection No. b-Stated meeting THIS al
lFRIDAY EVENING, February 5th, at 8 "a
O'Clock az GEORGE J. Kobe. Sec. 60
~ Occidental Lodge. No. p, +.
ls~S and A. NJ VIII convene THIS FRI 81
DAY. February 9Th to conduct the funeral - *
OF BROTHER JOSEPH TAYLOR late mem-/YN
il II jones'. Secretary.
P-ss CaIedonlan CIub-The Reg q ~
club viii be held at scottish UalI THIS NALES
tFKIDAY) EVENING February ;. 1892. ~
w. c. BURNETT. Chief
THo,'4s WILSON. Secretary. II
- Boulevard Celebration Tom GROW.
~ The barbecue and exercises in celebration or
the com meucement OK work the Ocean BOule-
ward win be held the beach at the southwest cor
Ber OF Golden Gate Park SATL RDAl. Feb 9Th.
at o'clock. Inc toiloNlug gehttehen nave oeeh
invited TO speak on the occasion; Mayor George
". Sandersou, Hon. AdOiph Sutro. Hon. Wendell
Eastou, Hon. W. w. stow aud Michael Mulaney
Esq; the Park Band has been engaged; trains will
free to al. CHAS. W. PORE,
Pres. South Side Impr Cub.
II. F McGABvIE. Sec. fe52t
* ON .ers a I'd Members of Tri- ,lgo,
&c umph Lodge, No. $50, A. q. L. vs. n 81
You are notified to meet at your hall cor. ~
funeral Of Brother joins NJ PAU OF Mountain
view Lodge No SO. SUNDAY. r1ruary tn, at 9
a. N. JOHN HARTLEY, NJ. W.
}. CArrRAN. Recorder fo5 1t
10y Post-St. Extcnsion-A Meeting viii
az be held on SATURDAY, February g. 1892,
az Hamilton Hall, cor. Geary aud steiner SITS. 70
prepare vigorous protest against the amended re-
port OF The commissioners now ia the hands OF the
SUPERVISORS. Hes 2t*I a. MACkILLOP. see.
- Mission Road Widening-A Meeting
H. OF Mission Road Improvement cab VIII be
held AT WorEingmea's Hall opposite Twenty ninth
O'Clock. Very important business To be transacted.
BY order OF Ife5 2t+l WM. BYKNES. Pres dent.
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CHANCE FOR FINE TEA-IF NOT SUITED,
~ write to SMITHS 4164l9 Front st Tor sam
pies; 100 kinds at about half you now pay for
same grade. fet st
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CyHIROPODIUM-A POSITIVE AND HARMLESS
- cure for sweaty and foul feet and OdoFs Of feet
and armpits sore aud tender feet and chafny;
price 80 cents boxes for 81; by mail sealed. the
ChrOpOdium Co., z. q. Box 1928, San Francisco,
Cal DESC WeFrSu 6m
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O.O IN FOR 4 DOZEN CABINETS ANDONE
ID ~ large photo Firstclass worE guaranteed
at WILSON'S Gallery. y kcaray ST. je34 q
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A DNICE FREE On ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
~ specially; marriages Annuiled, quick, qus5
suits commenced in any county; COLLECTIONS, claims
damages, liens attachments, etc, enforced; legal
documents prepared; suits OF every description 10
Tended or prosecuted vigorously; terms reason ibs:
no charge unless successful: . criminal and civil
lawyers practcing IN all the courts established ID
years; references banks and business houses a.
w HOWE & CO. attorneys and cUunSe lOr5-aJ-laW
$50 Market corner Stockton
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n EN- UINE SPECS, EYEGLASSES, l5C UP. IS
" Fourth ST., next to bakery; Sundays 72S Mar
ket, In celebrated ladies' dry-goOdS store don't
forget the number. FED IT.
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A T I26 KEARNY. ROOM Q, YOU CAN BORROW
- money at low rates: private rooms for ladies'
pledges for sale; take elevator mrl5t
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L'OR SALE-SECOND-HAND 3 HORSEPOWER
i steam engine; good new; also ste irn
pump Apply 20 3lS-32O Eleventh St. fe3 IT.
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CPECIAL SALE OF FINE FRENCH EN-
= broideries consisting OF narrow, medium aud
wide widths; artistic designs, at very low prices
ranging from TO soc; also including Skirtug and
apron widths from 10 to 40C, all OF which away
under Regular prices. CHICAGO STORE. 216
Sixth st. fel u
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CtINGHAM SALE-TO CLOSE LOTS WE RE-
" duce fine sc dress glnghams TO 64e, some
very pretty ones and some not pretty; 90 pieces
stout apron bingham. to close SIC; fine Amoskeag
apron and dress styles, &c, Toe; heavy shifting
cheeks, SC, l0c; fine Scotch ginghams reduced
from use to l2Ia and 15c; 5000 yards remnants
way down 10 clean OUT canned goods sale con
tinued ] or 2 days on part OF the lot at SMITHS
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PERSONALS.

Ill. LADIES CONSULT THE CELEBRATED
a female specialist MRS DIR. GWYkR. 3I1LA
Hyde ST.; a private home for patients, with every
comfort. 1al2 VI
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Al m AND HIS PARTNER WILL SAVE
M trouble by returning to Keegen's Hotel. First
ST., the watch taken from a certain party on Christ
mas NIGHT fe4 3t%
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EOUND-THE BEST VARIETY OF MUSICAL
J instruments in the State; low prices; largo
stock; satisfaction guaranteed Pioneer Music store
{. c. KEE\E. 3 Thira St. cor. Market u5ll u
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UEAUTY-THE COMPLEXION Is BEAUTY'S
ID chief charm. Ladies, why have wrinkles, PIN
pies and sallowneSss II you place yourself under
my treatment 1 viii remove every trace of them
and make your complexion perfect Nv remedies
are harmless and VIII keep the complexion IN youth
iu beauty. Ladies can my preparations AZ home
with perfect success MRS. r. L. Full OF. ~
Post lag "
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~ silks, seas6in5 and sealetJe cloaks: also carp
furniture laCe-curtainS blankets and f0Idtn y05is
at Ii. FRIEDMAN 4 cos. 225 and $50 Stockton
81 Why pay ready money when you buy iuss
IS cheap by making q small cash payment d0WR
balance weekly or monthly? An inspection OF our
stock is respectfully solicited: orders by mali for
goods or samples promptly attended to 22S and
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FINEST LIFE-SIZE CRAYON PORTRAITS,
L elegantly framed 50. Progressive Portrait Com
Many II z Market ST. Room 8. leo 3Le
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AI ONEY LOANED on ARTICLES; EYERYCs 3
4h scTiptiOn OF collateral; Old gold aud SIlV5r
BOUGHT COLEMANls. Al Sd St. san Francisco MD
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DARBERS-ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED
ID shops IN Oakland for sale; get address at CALI.
Branch once, Market ST fe2 ST
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MALE HELP WANThD.

TUNNEL FOREMAN, SEE BOSS HERE SIS
1 and found: gardener for private family, ear
city, $50 and found; primers, see boss here, $50
and found; man to run a No. combined Troy
collar, cuff ami shirt irouer, country, $50 and
found cook for Ward-rOOm officers mess on man
Of-war S4i and found German cook, small res
taurant near city, $45. C. r. HANSEN & CO., no
teary ST
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HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR CAST-OFF CLOTH-
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-05

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