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RICHMOND.

Most Of our readers know that Richmond
is the name given to the part of the city
lying between Central avenue and the
Pacific Ocean. 1t is so nearly level, with a
western slope, that, until the ocean bluffs
are approached, the cost of putting lots in a
condition to build on is small. Within two
or three years the district has been mostly
graded 10 within a few blocks Of the bluffs.
The question thati now troubling property
holders and merchants in the Richmond
district is one Of street-Tailway fares. The
Powell-street and the tcable-
railroads eud at Central avenue. Both give
transfers to the park, the trains for which
turn from California street at Seventh
avenue, but beyond that point a second fare
is required. The bulk Of Richmond is, there
fore, subject to a 10-cent fare from San Fran
cisco proper. There are now pending petitions
for franchises which will have great in1u-
ence in the immediate future Of Richmond.
The board has voted franchises to three
street-railroad companies which are under
stood to be controlled by the Southern Pa
cide Company. The Omnibus Cable Com
pany is asking for a franchise, with the
stipulation that one fare shall take passen-
gers to the beach. The Mayor has not yet
SlEUcu llic A1dlhtA-oAlGGb AduIAA5Cf GOl Ids
the board passed the Omnibus franchise.
Facts have been brought to light since the
board passed the Market-street franchise
which may call for an exercise of the
Mayors veto power. As matters now
stand, the Southern Pacific Company,
through It's street-railroad companies. pro-
pose to extend over Richmond the rule OF
charging all the traffic will bear. If the
Southern Pacific succeeds in choking of
other street railroads it will doubtless
continue TO charge 10 cents to the beach
Richmond viii then be made permanently a
more expensive place to reach than Oak
land. Alameda, Berkeley, Mil Valley. Sau-
salito and other points on the bay to which
Communication tickets are issued. We pre-
sumo thatit may be said that the travel from
Central avenue to the ocean is not sufficient
TO justify a remission of one fare. Bu
there are other routes in the city that were
not profitable the first year or two. In time
there will be a large volume of travel from
the city proper 10 the ocean beach. and rs
there is a responsible company which i:
prepared to extend its road 10 the beach or
the basis of one fare the Supervisor;
should certainly give il chance.
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Count Caprivi tips the scales at 2l6 pounds
He bears re arkable resemblance to Bis
marck.
Ex-Minster Charles Emory Smith speaks
English like an educated American and is
constantly busy with affairs of state.
One result of Lord Salisbury's speech be-
tore the Primrose League on the home rule
question is that the Figaro of Paris calls him
an anarchist.
John Randolph Tucker. the best known
10 the country at large of the candidates for
appointment to Senator BarbOur's seat has
head not unlike MuTat Halstead's mod
eed on a smaller scale.
Frederick l. Ames is said to be the richest
man in New England. and to aspire to be
the greatest landlord in Boston, holding in
that city some such position business wise
as the Astors In New York.
The Archduke Francis Ferdinand of Aus
tria, son Of the heir to the throne, is said TO
find his greatest pleasure in the useful
function of running a locomotive, and
brings his train in on time and in good order.
Noting the fact that Count Hesse- Wartegg
is now III Paris as the cores pOndent OF
syndicate Of newspapers. Eugene Field says
that lie pursueS literature as an avocatiOn t;
by vocation he is the husband OF Minnie
Hank
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IN THE ROUSE.

Mr.. Francis G. Newlands seems TO be
under an impression that il the free-coinage
advocates should show strength enough to
throw the election OF President into the
House it would be possible for them 10 die
tate the choice of the House. In the event
of the election being thrown into the House
the election of the nominee of the next
Democratic national convention is as GER
tain as any future event can be. The Dem
oeratie members will not vote Individually,
but as State delegations. A majority of the
members of each delegation will determine
the political character of the vote that may
be cast In the House as it now stands a
majority Of the delegations are Democratic.
Leaving out Of consideration States in
which the Farmers Alliance aud the Demo-
Gratis combined form a majority there
is a straight Democratic majority of
States in the House. 1t is not
sup possible that any member Of the present
Congress who was elected as a Democrat
would fail to so east his vote that his State
should vote for tie Democratic candidate.
To do so would be equivalent to an elector
who, on the meeting of the electoral COL
leges. should refuse to vote for the candi-
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congruous sight on the Victoria Embark
ment, There have been great improve
ments in tugboats since those days, and the
liability of loads TO break adrift has been
much lessened. Perhaps the Fort Bragg
disaster is expainable by some defects in
the methods of towing.
The cyclone which has devastated Well
ington, in Kansas, gives us some conception
Of the forces OF nature which are quite in
dependent of The earthquake class of dis
turbances. No earthquake which has Oc-
Cured in California has caused anything
like the havoc produced by this cyclone in
a few minutes. Solid buildings OF stone
and brick went down like nine-pins, and
wooden buildings went whirling in the air
almost as lightly as if they had been hats.
The loss of life and the tale of tho injured
are cruel features of the storm. 1t is esti-
mated that from thirty to fifty persons have
been killed, and the injured must number
hundreds. Tornadoes Of this violence on
the land are much more destructive than at
sea, at least in the case of steamers
of full power. The mariner has
the opportunity to back out of the center of
the storms path by the careful study of the
barometer, but there is no help for town
which happens to be in the center of the
track. Texas. Kansas, and the States fur
ther north appear to be peculiarly subject
TO these atmospheric eatacYsms, and moth
ing that man can do is in the smallest de-
gree a preventive. The building that can
resist one of these cyclones is very strong
Even bridges do not always stand the test
as was evidenced when the Tay Viaduct was
carried away by a storm of probably not
more than half the intensity Of this funnel
shaped cloud in Kansas.
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date of his party. Mr.. Newlands says,
Fully three-fo urths of all the voters in the
Southern States are for silver first and
party afterward." In the face of this
opinion there is hardly a shadow of doubt
that every one of the Southern States will
vote for the nominee of the Chicago con-
vention. Should that nominee fail of an
election through the success of a third party
in carrying one or more States. and should
fail Of an election in the House because OF
the detection OF Southern Democrats. we
can readily imagine that the members re-
sponsible for the Democratic defeat would
be politically turned down."
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The inexperience gained the towing of
lumber-rafis at sea is not encouraging to
the raft-bulder Some time agOa mon
ster cluster of logs did reach New
York after voyage from the north
of 1000 miles, and the saving made
by that venture was considerable. 1t
was, however. Offset by losses through delay
ana the scattering Of one raft at sea. In
spite of It's name, the Pacific Ocean is
hardly less bOis ferrous than the tlantic at
times. This is probably the conclusion of
the Fort Bragg Company, who are sending
q raft TO San Francisco in tow of tHgboat.
The logs somehow fetched way or broke
loose while being towed to sea. and two
thirds of the length broke, and only 100 feet
held together. This is an unfortunate re-
suit. But ii is almost certain that some one
will devise plan of keeping logs together
for voyage from the forest region to the
ports where lumber is wanted. A protective
bow might be devised TO diminish the force
Of the water during towing, and some means
must be found of distributing the strain Of
the towing cable over the whole raft.
One of the first experiments in towing
cigar-shaped constructions was made when
the hieroglyphic-eovered obelsk, Cleopat-
ra's Needle, was transported from the
banks of the Nile to London. A vessel was
built TO inclose the huge moDolith, and ac-
commodation was provided in deckhouse
for a few men. The idea succeeded adj
mirably as long as there was only The Med.
terranean 10 deal with. but In the Bay of
Biscay frightful storm was encountered.
and the rollers In the bay are proverblal
for force and height. The obelisk craft
broke loose, but by great good luck it was
recovered and safely brought into the
Thames, and now the monument is an in
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a RAILROAD PAPERS OPINION.

An evening newspaper expresses the
belief that the contest with the railroad
company is windmill fight" The public
would not Ike to come to the conclusion
that the State must always be controlled by
the bosses who have so faithfully served
the railroad company. If such should be
the case we might as well decide to give up
our liberties and work for the railroad in
stead OF ourselves. The company would
take our earnings and perhaps leave US
enough Of our products to support life, but
the most of them would have to 90 into the
Golfers Of Stanford 81 Co.
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THE ARGUMENTS.

The intelligence Of our citizens must be
rated very low indeed when newspapers
may with impunity urge that it will not do
to Try and reform the abuses which are put
upon us by the Southern Pacific Railroad
managers. Seriously some of the news
papers which are controlled 10y that cor
poration advise the Traffic Association to
cease its efforts TO obtain fair freight rates,
lest it should give this city "black eye"
The city of San Francisco and the State Of
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California have been put back ten years in
their progress by the abuses which have
been praetieed by our railroad managers.
A newspaper which will palligte the hiring
of other railroads and steamship lines to
put up the price Of freight in order the more
effectually to extort money from us can
scarcely deserve the support of the public.
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Grand Army Servings.

The final meeting of the Memorial gen.
eral committee was held at the headquar-
tiers of the 6. a. r.. in ST. AIMS building,
last night.
Mr. GOulding from the committee on halls
reported that the New Wigwam had been
definitely decided upon.
The printing committee was authorized to
issue the tickets. two to each member in
line on Monday, also TO members of the
various corps aud circles
Mr.. Masteller was appointed a committee
of one TO decorate the New Wigwam.
Members of the various posts will meet at
their respective headquarters at A NJ.
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rEATaFE rRNDICTIoNs.
DEPARTMENT of AGRICULTURE J
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN TRANNIsCO. Nav ~. lo92.


WEATHER BUREAU.
san FRANCISCO, May -, loSz.)
Fer Twenty four Ii urs Ending 'dnight.
for Northern California - air, but cloudy aad
forv: fresh TO brisk westerly winds; cooler except
stationary temperature on northwest coast fog
moving iniand TO valleys.
For Southern Caltfornia-Fsr, but cloudy aud
foggy along the coast; south to west winds; nearly
stationary temperature.
Fer oregon and WssEington-Fsir, except pre-
ceded by rain in northwestern Washington; north
10 west winds: nearly stationary temperature ex-
cept cooler at Roseburs, Portland, Olympia and
Eastern oregon.
FOR Nevada-Fair. except preceded by showers
IA northern portion; brisk westerly winds; cooler,
except stationary in southwest portion.
FOR Utah-Fair. except preceded by showers IN
northern portion; cooler. followed by stationary
temperature.
Local Forecast
For san Francfsco-Fsir. but cloudy and foggy
weather. westerly winds; nearly stationary tenn
uerature.
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b25 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock p. H. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near KeSrny, open until u o'clock midnight;
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street, open until o'clock P. N: and l16 Ninth
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flosof California papers. Visitors welcome Al
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T. X MISCH. Manager
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THE DAILY MORNING CALL

TUh
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Cb,caqo ...... News Stand Palmer House
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-' 49, Common ST
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE {:

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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FOR THROAT DISEASES AND CoUeHs, " Bro1rn''
bronchial TrOchC like all other really good things
arc initiated, and purchasers should be careful TO
obtain the genuine article prepared by JOHN l.
BROwN n SoNs.
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LADIES take Angostura Bitters generally when
they feel low spirited II brlghteus them up. Or.
Siegert q Sons, sole manufacturers.
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$40 so Will buy decorated dinner set OF 103
pieces. either in brown or gray color. regular
price Sl3 80 per set, during the special sale Of
Nathan, Dohrmann & Co., l22-l32 Suffer street,
bRiOW kearnV
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DIETLE's EsTATE.-The estate OF Charles
Dietle. the shoemaker, has been appraised al
SEQ 700.
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CHAMPIONSHIP bicycle races. Grand new
track Seats 1000 Music Everybody gOlug
Monday. May 30 F. NJ. Enciual station, Mar
row gauge, Al amede; soc, childi en- zoe. Go!
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DIDS'T you ever notice how your system seems
TO special assistance in the springs just the
help required is given by Hoods Sarsaparilla It
gives nerve mental and bodily strength
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"KRITIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write In Ink, on unruled paper, In an undls-
euised hand State sex. Send with so cents,
stamps or postal note, 10 krtlkO." 609 Mer-
chant street, San Francisco.
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E. H. BLACK, painter, ia Eddy street.
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A portrait of Paderewski in the Royal
Academy is the work OF the Warehouses OF
Lorne, the daughter Of the Queen.
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged, beautifed. Warm
sea-water tubs and swimming 7l5 Filbert
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j. CoONEY Of 141 Fourth street paints, whitens
and papers houses. Satisfaction gusranteed'
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

TOOST, MERTENS & CO.,
y E>AL ESTATE AGENTSAN AUCTIOHEEsGA
RedsCOllectors, Houses Rented, Insurance
EfecC>1 Loans Negotiated. Advances
Made, FIf>$C Charge Taken of Property.
once, SSS Montgomery ST.,
Safe Deposit BuiG>ng. main entrance.
(Members S. +. Real Estate Exchange and Publish
erS IS. r. Real Estate Guide'').
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q. : TO Sl5 PER DAY AT HOME SELLING
u - lightning platter and plating jewelry watches.
tableware, etc. plates the finest Of Iewelry good
all kinds OF metal with gold. silver
nickel no experience; no capital; every house has
goods needing plating II. X. DELNO a CO.,
Columbus Ohio. my29 Su LIT
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GENTLEMEN go to Di1on's, 40 Kesrny st, near
California IL you wish fne hat
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FLITE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU WILL FUR
IL nish contractors, hotels ranch hes, restaurants
with reliable help at short notice; high grade dOmes
Ii help constantly on hand. 2O6 Stockton. 20 It's
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IFamicted with eyes Or. Isaac Thomp
son S h { Water Druggists sell It at IS cents
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Young N0RTiEGERMAN GIRL WISHES TO
L do upstairs work in private family. Apply at
CandY-store SO Second st. my29 3t*
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w ANTED AN AMERICAN FOREMAN on
W dairy. single man. 500 month and found;
American sailor a dredger $40 ana found; II
farmers, city, $25, S26 $50 and $32 90
month: German or Scandinavian saloon porter,
$50; butter-maker, $50; 10 Italian laboreTs. for
quarry, 81 70 TO So a day: 2 woodchoppers for
NINE 81 20 cord, 4-fOot wood; scraper teamsters
and scraper holders, 81 70 day and board; pick
& CO.'S. 626 Clay my29 1t
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Also several 2-stOry houses in Western Addition
and near the park; fine neighbOrhood; splendid
view 7. or 8 rooms; must be seen TO be apQrectt-
ted.
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BOOKS bought. King. 10 Fourth street.
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II these do not suit you come and see me. have
property In all parts OF the city and Will build yOu
a house on your plan and on your own terms
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JuSE STYLES Butterick's patterns. Catalogues
mailed free. II. A. Deming. ia Postst. $. +.
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R[FP Young Mems Christian AssocfatIon
lR~S Han. 232 Suffer ST. bet Kearny ST. ana Grant
ave. -MaSs-meeting Of young men this sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Address by Mr. Harry Uil.
lard of Princeton (elass of S6) The service viii
be exclusively for young men. No ladies admItted
Singing by male quartet
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CnIIRCn NOTICES.

Fx1pA nince PIES. swArN's 2ls sutter strso
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no MERCHANT TAILORS ASSISTANTS -
i Salesman wanted: must be well acquainted with
the business. Apply to CHARLES LYONS, London
IaiIOr, 1916 and l2lS Market st. my29 3L*
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Completed and sold 81 houses In 1891. For par
tieuiars apply to owner and builder
l. Ian DLER,
ap24 SuTuTh tf Is Montgomery 81.
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" ANTED-BOYS, CLEAN AND NEAT, TO
" peddle SWISS waffieS; zoe on 81. Apply 9z5
Post ST., bet. and II. my29 2t*
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"a ANTED-YOUNG MAN WHO CAN MILK; DO
~ some cooking and general work around place
Address Country. box So eau branch Office
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CLERKS SEEKING POSITIONS AS Statesmen,
OsaleSiadieS, copysts book-keepers, stenogapherS,
obtain them Clerks Bureau. 305 Rearny. RI IS 81
CONTRACTORS RANCHES. HOTELS AND
" restaurants supplied with reliable male help
male help a specially 2O6 GeaTy st. my29 1t
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Is POST STREET.
HEADQUARTERS FOR PARK LOTS
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS ON INSTALLMENTS
NEW BLOCK. 100.
V BEING GRADED AND FENCED.

s ALSO NUMEROUS OTHER LOTS N THE
y choicest locations north and south Of the para.
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IA ANTED-WIREMAN AT III NEW MONT
" gOmery ST. Hall 2; Monday, May 80, at 80
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NA ANTED - FIRST-CLASS YOUNG COBBLER
w 70 run machine. 52s MONTGOMERY. my29 3Ls
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CHURCH NorICEs-CoNrINUED.


~ Plymouth Congregational Church.
W. d. Williams d. D., pastor: residence 17l0 Post
street. Preaching II A. NJ. and 7:43 p NJ sun
day school, 80 A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. Christian
EndeaYor at o.: p. NJ. Morning sermon: THE
Future Life" Evening sermon: Memorial Day
Memories" The sixteenth annual Memoriaday
services with large choir and special music.
Everybody welcome my2S 2t
R7 First Congregations Church. Cor.
EF~S of Post aud Mason sts.-Tns Rev. J. /. Jen-
kins d. D., of Pitisfed. Mass viii preach at IL
A. NJ and z $40 p. NJ. The pubic INVITED. sun
day-school and Mrs. Cooper's and Mr.. KimbalFS
Bible classes at eIose OF morning service Chinese
school at p. N. Young Peoples Society Of rlS-
tiau Endeavor at $3.50 NJ
E8 Universalist Services in Red Mems
90 building. 800 Post street, Washington Hall
ground fioor}. Preaching by Rev S. Goodenouyh
at Z 80 P. N. Subject "Be worthy Of our Parent
age"
NS Reorganized Church ofJesus Christ
@~R of Latter-day Saints Sachem Hall. Red Mems
building, 800 Post st-Sunday-school Mt 1880 P NJ.
Sacrament meeting at p. NJ. Preaching at 80.
Seats free.
ne Bible Christians VIII Meet for Di-
Er~S vine worship at ForeSters Hall, 20 Eddy ST.,
Mt p NJ. Lovers OF divine truth cordially invited.
Subject: "Modern churches with their variety OF
doctrines contTaSted with Apostolic churches and
their unity OF doetrine"-1he priests thereof teach
hire and the prophets thereof divine for money
vet they Will lean upon the Lord and say, Is not
the Lord among US .? No evil can come upon us -
Micah iii.
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DHIRTY LAWMAKERS AND MEN TO RUN
Il mowers, 81 20 per day and found; 10 general
farmers for fruit farms $50. steady WORK; men
who can drive 4 and horses, ranch. $26 and
harvest wages given; mixers, SO and $50;
German teamsters, same place, $50; vegetable
farmers, 1926; men to load cars ia sawmlll, $50;
blacksmith for sawmtII $40; sectlon.hsnd. near
city, 81 70 per day. r. T, WARD & CO.. 608-6IO
Clay st. my29 ct
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- Emmanuel Baptist Church Rart
A-S lett St, bet. Twenty-second aud Twenty
third and Mission and Nalencia-Rev Frank Il
CreSsey, pastor Preaching at II A. NJ. and7.45
P. NJ Subject morning, "The House of COD
Subject evening. Faith aud Fear" SUNDAY
school at 1880 r. NJ. Young peoples mepfing AZ
z O'clock All are nYited. "e ~
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The CALL CALENDAR.

e.. ........... MAY %. 1892