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THE OCEAN ROUTE.

Until recently the discussion in regard 10
tile means 0f getting the State out Of the
clutches or the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company has been confined 10 competing
railroads. The men who have been con-
spicuous in demanding competition have in
sisted that competition should come through
a railroad running parallel to tie Southern
PaciGc. OF course the managers of the
Southern Pacific have only smiled at this
kind Of competition. They uatted the men
who were amusing the public with that
kind Of talk on the back, well knowing that
harm to them would no, come Of 1t.
Some months ago the arrival IF a cargo OF
merchandise from New York by way of
European ports set our shippers TO think
ing. Tie action Of the Federal authorities
in selling the merchandise that had come
in this roundabout way for violation OF the
navigation laws gave them stiu further food
for thought. II merchandise could be
brought from New York by way Of Europe
in a foreign vessel, why not bring it direct
in an American yessel2 If the saving in
freight by the European route was suffi-
Gent TO warrant a conflict with the national
authorities on the construction Of a law,
might il not be we'll to bring merchandise
by a more direct route, concerning which
there could be no conflict of construction
The arrival Of steamers Ia port By the
Straits Of Magellan route and the natura
inquiry which followed as to the cost Of
transportation by that route have convinced
the members Of the Traffic Association that
while competing railroads were well enough
in their way, real, active and effective CON-
petition must come through the use of OuI
natural advantages as a seaport. Singu-
larry enough, for many years San Francisco
has permitted the Southern Pacific Com
pany to deprive it Of all the advantages oil
water competition. The Panama route has
been subsidized by the Southern Pacific
Company, and 1t is currently reported that
the freights charged by sailing vessels CON-
ing around Cape Horn have been regulated
by the railroad company. The Golden Gate
has only been of service to San Francisco
az an opening for its comparatively small
trade with nations lying in or across the
Pacific Ocean. The voice of the charmer is
still heard descanting upon the expenses Of
water transportation by way of the Straits
of Magellan, but somehow the voice does
not charm as 1t once did. The prospect
now is that within few months San Fran
cisco will receive merchandise from the
East and from Europe through our own
Golden Gate.
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3TKINLEY AND HILL.

William Mckinley Jr., is now Governor Of
Ohio. lie was inaugurated few days after
David 3, Hin retired from the chief execu-
tive chair Of New York. The retiring ad-
dress OF M-. Hill and tire inaugural address
Of Mr. Mckinley may therefore be spoken
Of as contempOTanOUs productions There
was a note Of triumph ia Governor HIS
remarks in tie fact that he left the New
York Legislature Democratic in both
branches. The methods by when that re-
suit had been Obta ned did not seem to
trouble him. He had put out Of the Senate
three men who had been elected, and put
Democrats in their places and he seemed
rather proud of the achievement. Mr.
Mckinley on the other hand warned the
Legislature OF Ohio not TO attempt any
cheating in redslricting the State. Make
the districts so fair in relation to the
political divisions Of cur people" he said,
that they viii stand until the new census is
taken; make them so impartial that no
future Legislature will dare to disturb
them until new census ana a new Con-
gTessional apporticnmeLt will make the
change imperative" 1t is quite probable
that in 1896 or in 1900 Mckinley and Hill
will be opposing candidates for President
Each is the faVorite son Of his native State
and each is quite likely to be given the lead
eTshiD Of the party to which he belongs. 1t
VIII be interesting to note what effect the
glimpse We get of the mind of each in their
recent speeches produces upon the minds
of the people,
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CLOSE CONSTRUCTION.

Apparently the Superior Court Judges
propose that the next Grand Jury shall be
legal. The law requiring that the names
OF grand jurors shall be taken from the as
sessment roll is construed so literally that
individual members of mercantile and man
ufacturing firms, which are large tax-pay-
ers, are declared ineligible as grand jurors
unless they also appear on the assessment
roll as individuals. One of the men who
have been deprived of the pleasure OF sery-
ing on the Grand Jury IS A. S. Hallidie,
who has paid taxes in this city nearly forty
years, and another is Raphael Well, the
senior member of one of our largest Dry
goods firms. The Superior Judges are hard
TO please.
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THE CORPSE SAT- UP.
The Body Had Been Laid Out, Waitin
the Arrival Of the Tndertsker

The Body Had Been Laid Out, Waiting
the Arrival Of the Undertaker.
Mrs. Emma Gable, wife Of Emmett Cable.
a prominent farmer residing near Sparta,
Ohio, recently had a narrow escape from
being buried alive. For some time past she
has been critically i'll from dropsy. Tie
work of physicians apparently proved fu-
tile, for she gradually grew worse. She
finally passed into such a state as to so
closely resemble death that the pillow was
removed from under the head, the body laid
out and covered with a sheet, awaiting the
arrival Of the undertaken. Suddenly tile
solitary watcher was startled by a rustic.
CHANGING s1x iousy at the body he was
dumfounded by seeing the supposed corpse
arise, throw of the sheet and stroke and
smooth her hair. Preparations for burial
we're postponed and the woman placed un-
der physicians care. She is steadily I'm
proving.
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WtArHEG !VEFAv.
So Fran CISCO. January L. lsS-l
" Gather Conditions and General Forecasts
Tho weather Of mo Pacific Coast remains uncer
The 5arue1ce Of the high which IS conferred over
taa plateau region, but he approach of the disturb
aa cc noted on ;hC upper coast is beginning 10 nanl
ret Itself u The eascerly winds ANA slight fail In
pressure
The baron eter has fallen ia oregon, W ash'oEton
ana the northern porloa Of Northern California;
elsewhere it has risen stigaty Il is ABOVE the nor
lual ia all districts. especially 10 Eastern oregon
and Washington. Nevada and L 1ah.
The ttmperaturs has changed bur slightly dur nS
clc past invent. four hours and is generally below
tHe normal IN al districts especially along the west
pc Of The Rockies.
Iac winds are sou,h 90 east I'm oregon AMI wash
iag-oa. eIsewbere they are generally uorlnsr'y
The terce is light 90 fresh iu al. districts.
lie cloUdiness is heavy over Oregon, Washington
and Northern California, elsewhere cioudless con
u.tllus prevail
The following rai1fafls nave been reported dur
ing rle PAST Twelve hours. Port Angeles Fort Can
ar ana Portland 90 q an inch, Wslia Nalla,
.0s, and Olympia trace.
Forecast 9 81 3 j. ". "Wednesday.
Tor Northern CaIitornia-Falr, except light raiu
as Eureka. slight temperature changes, winds
becoming s0GtEerly.
Fer Southern Caif9rHis-T2ir weather; slight
temperature changes. variable winds
Tor oregon ana W-shiuEtgu-Bains sud SHOWS;
s. -at temperature changes IN west portions;
warmer In east portions. winds south 10 east.
For l-ab-talr weather: stationary temperature.
6. a. WILSON. Observer III charge.
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.NTrs. MinsIou,s soothinc srrunn

Has been used hf;y years by millions OF moth
for their children While teethug, with perfect
Success il sccthes the child, softens the gums al
lay pain, wind collie regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy for diarrhea whether arising
fTcm teething other For sale by drug =
giSts in every part of the world. BE sure and ask
Tor Mrs. Winslov's Soothing syrup twenty-five
eentSa bottle.
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SOS Montgomery street, near Clay, open until il
o'cIacN p. AZ. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street, near KearHY, open until Il O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until 9 20 o'clocE; sos
haTu street. open until 80 O'Clock: 25lS Mission
street, open uutil O'Clock p NJ: AMI lIG Ninth
street. Cpaa until 9 so r. "
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In these days. when food adulteraton is so COM
mon, it is comfort to find article for the table
that is thoroughly reliable. Walter Baker & Co.'s
Breakfast Cocoa belongs to this class. Unlike the
Dutch process, alkalieS other chemicals are
used In It's manufactures It is absolutely pure and
II Is soluble. II forms. moreover, delicious and
heaithfui drink refreshing as tea or coffee
nutritious than either and free from the injurious
effects that those beverages sometimes produce.
And 1t costs less than l cent cup. The manu-
features Of the house OF Walter Baker & Co. have
for more than one hundred years, had the highest
reputation for purity and excellence.
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A GRAND feature OF Hoods Sarsaparilla IS, that
while it purihes the blood aud sends it coursng
through the veins enriched and vitalized, 1t also
mparts new vigor to every function OF the body.
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DIvIDEND NOTICES.

~ Dividend Notice-Offiee of the Fire
S~S mans Fund Insurance Company, San Fran
cisco. January II. 1892 AT a regular meeting OF
the Board Of Directors OF this company, held this
day. dividend was declared payable on and after
January II, 1892.
JAZZ st BERNARD FAYMONyILLE. Secretarv
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THE DAIT.Y MoRNNG CALL

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Has a larger circulation than any other
published in San Francisco.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
WEATHER. REPORT.

1rR>1rt.Rt--By Geo. T. Lamson, at 1924 Jack
s--- - N Il c-uCk-
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JF.CUTTER'sOLD BOURBoE.-This celebrated
whisky Is for sale by all frstciass druggists aud
gTOceTs. Trade mark-star within a shield.
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THIS EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL.
so Potter building. Sew York City, Is provided with
lies. can Tor advertising rates and sample copies
r X. NISCH. Manager
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"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs" will relieve
Bronchitis. Asthma. Catarrh and Throat Diseases.
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There are 20.0000CO dogs in the United
States, and it costs $685. per annum to
Keep them.
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NOTICE or mEETINGs.

E1rpA mince pies SWANS. 2ls Suffer street.
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~ Home Mutual Insurance Company
30 San Francisco, January ,, i 1893. Contorma-
bly, TO the provisions or Section OF the bylaws OF
this company the next annual meeting OF stock
holders will he held al its principal Office northeast
corner OF California aad SansOme streets San Fran
cisco, California;, At ] O'Clock p NJ, on MONDAY
January 18th, A. d. 1872, for the election OF Direc
tors to until their successors shall be elected
under the provisions OF said bylaws The polls Will
be open from to 4 o'clock. CHAS. X. STORY
la3 "a Secretary.
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~ Annual Meeting-The Regular An
G~S nuai meeting OF the stockholders or the
Sierra Nevada silver Mining Company Will be held
at the office oil the company, Room IS. Nevada
Block. 500 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco. Cat on
WEDNESDAY, the 20tn day OF January, 1892, at
the hour OF O'Clock NJ. for the purpose OF elect
ing Board Of Trustees to serve for the ensuing
year and the transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting.
Transfer books VIII close on MONDAY tho 18th
day Of January, at ) O'Clock P. NJ
L. l.. PARKER, Secretary.
Ofce-ROOm %, Nevada Block 500 Montgomery
St, san Francisco, Cal. las I'd
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PERSONALS.


A LII LADIES CONSULT The CELEBRATED
A female snaeiaIisr MRS DIR. GWYER, 3llI5
Hyde ST.. a private home for patients, with every
conn fort jaI2 II
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ECS57 Annual Meeting The Regular
Ib~@ annual meeting OF the stockholders Of The
Preside and Ferries Railroad Company will be
held AT the ONCE OF the company. III Union st
corner Sharp's place. San Francisco, Cal on FRI
DAY, tho twenty-second (22dJ day OF January
1892, at the hour OF O'Clock p N. FOR the purpoSe
OF electing seven Directors to serve during the en-
suing year and the transaction OF such other busi.
ness as may properly come before the meeting
transfer books Will close on Tuesday, January
18th, at O'Clock r. N.
JOHN q. LEIGHTON. Secretary.
omce-ll1l Union ST.. corner Sharp's place san
EIancIsco. CaL de2S I'd
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E$7 nnual Meeting-The Reg uiar An
u7~S nual meeting OF The stOckhol OF the Pa
jsrO Valley Railroad Company viii be held at tho
office OF the company, 1877 Market street. San Fran
cisco. California on MONDAY, the 18th day OF Jan
uary, 1892 at The hour of II O'Clock A. NJ for the
purpose OF electing Board OF Directors TO serve
for the ensuing year, and the transaction OF such
other business as may come before the meeting
Transfer books VIII close on TUESDAY January
3, 1872, at > O'Clock P. NJ. E. H. SHELDON
Jas I'd Secretary
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T WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR A>F
L debts contracted by my husband MICHAEL
CROWLEY, from this date.
j3I2 Zt* MRS D. CROWLEY.
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C,ENUINE SPECS. I5C UP, 90 FOURTH ST.
u next TO the bakery; Sundays, 72S Market ST., in
front celebrated ladies' glOvessore. TO 5; do not
forget the house number. Ial3 l3t.
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CHIROPODIUM-A POSITIVE AND HARMLESS
~ cure Tor sweaty and foul feet and OdOrs Of feet
and armpits. sOre and tender feet and Chahng:
price 80 cents boxes for 81 by mail sealed. the
Cal DESC WeFrSu GIN
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MARION GLACE; FRENCH BONBONS;
II pastry; ice-eream: telephone 9I9. MIDON,
lO9 Powell ST. iaI2 Lf
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A FLOOD-WEr GOODS AND DRY GOODS;
y our spOuts proved deficient and hegsheliS OF
water poured in, damaged so pieces OF hne siiesla
eOIored shirtihgs, ginghams and other goods; they
now 90 at half price and less; cents yard up;
come to-day: goods delivered free across the lay;
sen Tor January list SMITHS CAS'i SI0f*,
4l6-ilS Front St 1aI 5t~
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AISE. DR.. D. ATLANTA. THE HIGHLY CELE-
vi brated business and test medium. seventh
daughter. born with double veil and wonderful
gift Of sight Tells entire life from cradle to
grave: every hidden mystery revealed tells of
your decease and date wi hen things are 10 happen;
gives advice in business, lawsuits, marriages di-
vorCes. deaths, uniting the separated removing all
evil influences; she has no equal 1872 sixth St;
open Sunday; gives name OF future hus band or
wife jal2tt
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ANTED-NEAT. WILLING YOUNG GIRL
W mus be good plain COOK; no washing; Anefl-
can family of 8 GIT Valencia st. u
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n r. sAPP MD.-WILL YOU PLEASE GALL
~. at I4Ol Church ST. {? Very important. Jal3 p
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J. sTADTFELD JR.. Secretary.

- Annual Meeting-The Regular An
ef~S nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Bull
ion Mining Company will be held the once OF tho
company, Room 20 33l Pine ST., San Francesca
Cal, or II CRSDAY, the l4th day OF January IA 800
az tie hour OF p NJ, for the purpose OF eCctiDg a
Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing wear
ana the transaction OF such other business a, may
come before the meeting. Transfer books will close
on MONDAY, January 1th, at " O'Clock NJ
X. r. GRAYSON. Secretary
Cal de9o ~
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ENGLISHMAN, AGED o. GOOD SHORTHAND
II writer and book-keeper, can use typewriter
wishes situation IN wholesale house; whers he will
have chance TO rise; frst-caSs references II re-
qGired. Address 2. A, Box 81. this office. taSU
EXPERT SHORTHAND WRITER AND BOOK
IL Keeper wishes situation; quick at figures and
good penman. Address II. p, Box 80, this office If
CALESMAN AND COLLECTOR. YOUNG MAR
~ ritd man, experienced in hardware business
correspondence aud handling OF difficult coIlec
tons wants a situation. Address o.. Box 81, CALL
Branch Once. taT 1ts
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

LOST.
BUNCH KEYS IN MISSION; LIBERAL RE
ID ward ll51s Twenty-sixth St. lt~
u HITE AND BLACK SETTER PUP; BITCH
W Return 1876 Lily ave. reward Its
I oST-STRAYED-COw WITH HALTER CAN
IL be hsd5l5 Buchanan St jail 3ts
CTRAYED FROM WARMERS MEiGGS WHARF
~ saloon, North Beach. Wednesday morning last
an old scotch terrier dog and tail cut Any per-
son returning him or giving Information where to
md him will be literally rewarded; Francisco st
bet. Powell and Mason: A WARNER. lag II
I oST-A SEAL SKIN MUFF AT WOMAN'S
IL Exchange; $50 reward II returned 10 Exchange;
no questions asked. deg II
EOUND-DOG, JAN. 9; BROWN RETRIEVER.
aoout7 months oid owner have the same by
proving property ana paying expenses. Apply at
270l Folsom ST. jalS SIS
"a HIrEHALL BOAT FOUND. INQUIRE AT
" Fourth-st. brdge-tender Jazz ST.
MONEY TO LOAN.
MONEY LOANED FROM 81 UPWARD AT
Ul Security Loan Bank, lI06 Market ST. mr.. Mason;
private entrance Turk. n, J. FRANKLIN Co.6m
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~ The Annual Meeting Of the Caiifor-
49, MA Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Children Will be held at the once Of the Society,
il 20 Market st. (DonphOe Buiding). Room 95 at
/ p. NJ, WEDNESDAY, January Is, 1892 for the
election OF a BOARD OF Trustees and twenty Vice
Presidents, and for the transaction OF such bCsI-
ness as may properly be brought before It.
la6 st CHAS. b. HOLKROOK. Sec
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CIRL ASSIST IN HoUSEWORK. SMALL Fam
u lily. H0S McAIIister ST. lt+
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10 Annual NeetinE-The Regu ar An
ss~S nual meeting of stockholders OF tho Oceanic
Steamship Company Will be held al the once OF the
company, 81 Market st. San Francisco California,
on TT kSDAl. the DIST day Of January, 1892 at
the hour OF IL O'Clock A. NJ. for the purpose OF
electng Board OF Directors 10 serve for the ersu-
Ing year ana the transaction OF such other business
may come before the meeting
Transfer books Will close on FRIDAY January
Sth az 3 O'Clock r. N.
las u Z u. SHELDON. Secretary
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- The Regular Monthly Meeting OF
IS the LabOTers Protective and Benevolent AS
sociation will be held at frIsh-American Hail on
WEDNESDAY. January 18Th, at O'clock p. NJ. BY
order NJ. DCLAN, Pres
= ID. FALvEV, sec Ial2 2t
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R5P Annual Meeting-The Regular An
- nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Croker Mining Company will be held AT the Office
OF the company, Room 70, Nevada Block 3O9
Gtgomery St. San Francisco Cal. on MONDAY
the 18Th day Of January, 1892, at the hour OF i
O'Clock p. IL, for the purpose Of eecting Board OF
Directors 10 serve for the ensuing year and the
transaction OF such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting
TTausfer-books will close on Friday, January
18th, nj O'Clock r. NJ.
AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary.
omce-Room 20, Nevada Block, san Francisco
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slue bieie iosenannten &inite seisen,
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