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IN ONO.

Ex-Governor Foraker of Ohio has at vari-
Gus times done the Democratic party good
service. For some years be has been the
cause OF whatever discussions may have ex-
listed in the Republican party in that State.
His ambition has been to supplant Senator
Sherman in the Senate. When the test has
come the veteran Senator has easily over
come his aspiring opponent but pending
the election the ex-GOyernor's friends have
made a good many people think that he
would win. OHIO Democrats now intimate
that the iil-feeiing between Sherman aud
Foraker viii enable the Democrats 10 carry
the State. Colonel Taylor. the Democratic
nominee for Secretary OF State, says the
i'll feeling dates back 10 the struggle between
President Harrison and Secretary Blaine
for the Presidential nomination. Colonel
Taylor probably misapprehends the sltua-
ton. There has been no struggle between
Harrison and Blaine for the Presidential
nomination. Blaine retired from what
ght have become a contest in February.
and there is no evidence that he entered il
afterward. It is generally admitted that
Blaine could have had the nomination il be
had considered himself in physical condi-
tCn to endure the work and excitement Of a
campaign. But discussions In the party
could hardly have grown out OF contest
that did not exist.
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PROPERTY VOTES

Americans often ask why British Paria-
mentary elections should extend over so
long period Of time The reason can prob
ably be found in the fact that In England
man can vote in as many districts as he
owns property in. The property cannot
vote unless the owner appears. and the
owner could hardly appear in a dozen dis
tricts in one day. Consequently elections
are held in different districts on different
days. American readers are also surprised
at the announcement that candidate whose
defeat in one district is recorded is elected
a day or two later from another district
This is convenient arrangement which
gives valuable men to the public service. 1t
may also enable unpopular men to hold on
10 a seat in Parliament after their immed-
ate constituency have gol enough of them.
There is sometimes a considerable advan-
tage in going from a community where a
candidate is well known TO one which has
never heard Of him. There are Americans
we know Of whose aspirations for high
Offices can never be gratfied in their native
community who would stand some show
among strangers.
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CLAIMS.

The Southern Pacific managers are play
ing for pretty large stake in their Oak
land water front business. There is prop
erty which il ii could be controlled would
soon be worth a vast sum of money 1t
extends for miles around a growing city,
which is already of great Importance. Even
the ferry rights, If opposition can be kept
out. are worth some millions alone Nearly
every old resident believes that the maneu-
yers OF Carpenter and others In relation TO
the lands in controversy were full of fraud :;
that the claims were instituted In frauds
ard that frauds have kept them alive Oak
land seems to have been hampered by
officials who We're controlled by railroad
managers, and these officials were worked
into Office by fraud. Why should not the
city OF Oakland 30 to work, then. and un-
ravel these frauds, which have been kept
alive hard upon forty years? Frauds can
be set aside by honest courts at any time.
but it will be essential for the people TO
elect their own judges, not permit the
managers Of tie Southern Pacific to do this
for
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ancient pedigree. and might be contented
with his marquisate. But ii is rumored
that he Is not averse to becoming the young
est of the dukes in the United Kingdom. as
some indication that he has served mon
archy well. The creation of a duke is a
rare event. unless il be royal duke Per-
haps not more than three have been created
made duke upon marriage with the Prince
Of Wales daughter; the Duke of Argyll.
who sat as common baron in the House of
Lords, has also been made a duke of the
United Kingdom. Lord Sails bury has now
his turn, but in the eyes OF his countrvmen
he viii not stand one inch taller. He has
very black blot on his escutcheOn-the in
famous secret treaty with Russia before the
treaty of Berlin was signed. Charles Mar
win made that exposure, beyond the contro-
versy Of either historian or statesman.
1t is somewhat of a setback to the French
language that during the sittngs of the
arbitratOrs on the Boring Sea question
English should have been chosen as the
language of discussion, although French has
been determined upon as the language of
the resultant protocols. This is good testi
mony to the advance which English makes
as the language of the world. Ii is grace
ful and pretty to talk in French. There ia
charm about French IN manner and sound
which no other language can dispIaee. but
when it comes to business about the or
binary transactions OF life French is an
wk~aTd tongue in which to conclude bar-
gains, and the practcability of English ia
universally acknowledged by all nations,
HE reinforcement 0f French in a dll,lo-
matte transaction is likely 10 be a precedent
in many other transactions between COM
meTclal nations,
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Cyrus FIELDS life was insured for $3.50 600
Mt and Mrs. Russell Harrison are occu-
plying the Presidents Cape May cottage.
w. c. Scupham, Philadelphia druggist.
mas TWO boys born on succeeding Fourths of
July.
The memoirs OF eX-Empress Eugene, on
which she is at work, are not to be ppb
ilshed until several years after her death
Thomas l.. Clingman of North Carolina.
Senator before the civil war and Confed-
crate general IN that struggle, is still living
at the age of so.
A. a. Stagg, who is to take charge of The
gymnasium of the University of Chicago. is
a good Presbyterian and has often taken
part In religious meetings.
SaTaSate, the great violinist. has been
made the godfather OF Master Pablo Stern
infant OF Mrs. Leo Stern formerly Nettie
CarpenteT who was for many wears his
pupil.
Mime. Daniel Wilson, daughter of the late
President GTeyy, Is preparing a political
memoir of her father. For many years she
was has secretary. and he left to her all his
private papers.
John Nilson-P atten, Baron Winmarleisb.
who died In England at the age OF 90 la
Monday, went 70 Parliament for the first
time over 90 years ago, and voted for the
second reading OF the reform bill in 1881.
Guy de Maupa>sant is stall in the asylum.
and, II the diagnoses Of the physicians are
correct. will probably stay there for the
remainder OF his lie, though there is hope
that perhaps within year or two he NAV
recover sufficiently to resume work.
Edward Bellamy's wife Is apparently as
fond as her husband of looking backward.
The little melodeOn on which she learned 10
play when girl is Teligiously kept in the
family sitting-rOom, and every Sunday
evening Mrs. Bethany sings to its simple ac-
compartment.
No woman has been elected member of
the French Academy of Fine Arts since the
time of Mime. Vigee Lebrun, who drew a
portrait Of Marie Ant0inette, and through
royal favor found her way into the charmed
circle. Recently Nine. Leon Bertaux. who
IS president OF the Union OF Women Paint
ers and Sculpt0rs ia France. has aspired 20
q similar honor
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ANOTHER ROUTE.

An important matter for this city, and in
deed for the entire Pacific North American
coast is the co instruction of the Tehuante-
pee Railroad. That road, when completed,
will open another communication with the
Eastern States and with Europe. The route
is preferable 10 that 10y way Of Panama,
and, besides, the Panama Railroad for the
time being is used 10 the injury of this city
and State. Our business men realize the
importance Of the opening OF this new
route If it can be kept out OF the hands of
the men who are doing al they can TO en-
rich themselves at the expense of this city
and State
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THE DIFFERENCE.

TIE States of Oregon and Washington
have much better prospects for reasona-
be freight aad passenger rates to the
East for the future by railroad than
California has, unless we break the
chains which bind US through the polit-
ical manipulations of TIE Central and
Southern Pacific Railroad managers. Ore
gen aud Washington have railroads without
paying much attention 20 the Southern Pa
cifc. The Union Pacific has a branch road
extending into Oregon from Granger; then
there are the Northern Pacific and the
Canadian Pacific To lean upon.
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PARTY RESPONSIBILITY.

There is one line in Mr. Cleveland's reply
TO the address OF Chairman Wilson Of the
notification committee which we trust was
not spoken without due consideration. The
line is this:
Our party responsibility Is Indeed great.
Truer words have never been uttered
The Democratic party proposes to reverse
the policy which the Republican party es-
tablished in 1863 and has since maintained.
During this period of almost 80 years the
United States has become the richest nation
10 the world. II has transferred from the
Old World the most important industries
people can engage in. IL has established a
standard Of labor at least 80 per cent higher
than prevails elsewhere. Ithas established
standard Of living which passes the COM
prehension of our industrial competitors.
The standard Of living is the legitimate re-
suit Of the standard Of wages. II the latter
be lowered the former must of necessity 90
with 1t. These are facts and conclusions
which are indisputable. Well may a
thoughtful man shrink from the RESPONSE
bility of discardlng the policy which has
contributed so largely TO our unexampled
prosperity and substituting a policy which
rests upon theory at bests The mission the
Democratic party has undertaken is the
repeal of the present tariff bill and the
enactment of tariff whose sole object is
to provide the Government with revenue.
1t even goes beyond that point and declares
that the policy under which the country
has so wonderfully prospered is unconstitu-
tional. This means that duties may not
consttutionally be collected from foreign
products with view to the promotion of
industries in this country. Ii is not be-
lieEed that Mr.. Cleveland advised the inser-
ton of the plank In the Democratic plat
form declaring the protection of American
labor unconstitutional, but he accepts it all
the same. No wonder he feels the respon-
sibilty of his position. An administration
in which the principles of the Democratic
platform are carried out can hardly be
other than disastrous. The party is bound
By its platform not to substitute Tor tie
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THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES,

The utmost harmony prevailed at the Re-
publican primaries on Wednesday. 1t is
not known how many Republicans voted.
There was no serious opposition to the
Crimmins and Kelly ticket. The organ Of
that political firm says that the better ele-
ment of the Republicans participated in
the primaries We infer that this opinion
was formed rather from consultation with
those who voted than those who did not
know they had voted until the next day,
when their names appeared on the list of
voters. There can be no substantial oppo-
sition to the Thrd-street bosses within the
party. Whatever power there may be In
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present tariff one in any way applying the
principles Of protection. If 1t does it will
by its own declaration be violating the
constitution. That was bad days work
the Democratic party did in Chicago the 23d
of June, but it cannot be undoDe. The
people will hold the party to its record.
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the support of the Southern Pacific Com
pany will be exerted for the Crimmins and
Kelly ticket. 1t is OF the last Importance to
that company that Legislature shall not
be chosen in sympathy with the Traffic AS
ISOLATION. If the Third-street legislative
ticket is elected the Southern Pacific will
have nothing to fear from action any Of the
next Legislature.
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suRsCRIrTToN KATEs:

DAILY CALL Gncluding Sundays, SO per year by
n,an postpaid: Is cents per week, or 50 cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL
I've copies three months, SIS % SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages. 81 80 per year. postpaid SUNDAY
GALLsnd WEEKLY CALL, 81 50 per year,poStpaid
EEKLY CALL IS pages. 81 per year. postpaid
THE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts,
ICr VIII The editor enter into correspondence re-
erecting them
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525 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until II
o'clock P. X. BRANCH OFFICES; 40 Market
street. near KearnY, open until u O'Clock midnight;
339 Hayes street, open untH 9 30 o'clock: COZ
Lerkin street open until 80 O'Clock: 25IS Mission
street, open until o'clock P. M: and ll6 Ninth
street. OMEN until 30 P. N
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTMFNT OF AGRICULTURE. J
WEATH FIR BUREAU. ?
SAN ERANrISr0. IuiN u 1882

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO. July Il, 1892
Official Forecast for Twer ty-fOUr Hours
Ending Midnight, July %.
Northern California-Fair weather; winds gen
orally north TO west: slightly cooler.
Southern Caifornia-fair weather; southwest 10
northwest winds; slightly cooler.
Oregon and Nashugton-Fair. except showers
n Western Washington aud Northwestern ore
gon; winds generally westerly; nearly stationary
temperature except slightly cooler along the coast
Aevada-Far weather; westerly winds; slight
temperature changes
Utah-Fair weather: variable winds slightly
cooler.
Local Forecast.
For san FrancIsco-Falr weather: westerly winds:
slightly cooler. JONI 7. FINLEY.
Lieutenant Ninth Infantry. officer in charge.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

FrHNrrURE.-By Chas. Levy, at 1875 Market
81. al 10 o'clock.
FURNITURE.-Bv VIM. Butterield, at 616i2
Nineteenth at. at i O'Clock.
FURNITrRE.-By Nj J. simmons. at Hollis
81 l
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JULY %, 1892
TRIDAY
NOTICEE

Any o. our patrons tcRo fail 10 find THE
MORNING CALL Tor sale Ju train-5oys
ss'l confer faror ly notifying Uis office o.
AtJact. naming the date and train.
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Secured PistoIesPs Place.

Thomas F. Graham, a Deputy County
Clerk, has been appointed Assistant Prose-
cutting Attorney Of Police Court in place
OF l. {. PistOlesi. removed. 1t is said that
PisIolest will be given a elerkship in the
Health Office
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Alta rRIFLE OVER COST.

IA TRIFLE OVER COST.
The Great American Importing Tea Company
sells crock cry, china glass, nlajolica and tiuwAre
CITY STORES
965 Market St. near Sixth.
lao Sixth st. above Howard.
522 KearhT ST.. bet. California and Sacramento
5I1 Montgomery ave, near Stockton
l419 Polk ST., bet. Pine aud California
zoos Fillmore St, bet. Pine and California
500 Sixteenth ST, above Mission.
25l2 Mission St.. above Twenty-hrst.
1888 Hayes ST, bet. Franklin and Cough
l46 Ninth ST., above Howard
us Third ST.. below Howard.
l04 Second st below Mission.
90, 81, SO and SIS Market St, headquarters
Jelly glasses and Mason Jars sold at actual cost and
GIVEN AWAY FREE
With ouF exceptionally fine New Teas and Delicious
Coftees. Tvs II
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TN, r.srFRN OFFICE OF TIE GAIL.

g Potter uuiIding, New York CITY provided with
fltsof California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
1eItiSirg 1ates and sample copies furnished.
+ X MISCH, Manager
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THE DAILY MoRNTNG CALL

New York. .BR ENTANO EROS, 3 Union Square
{ Z tcaeo $500. .,.......... News Stand Palmer House
= eN orleans .......... G ALLUT & JOUBERT,
l1bLa Common St
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ARE you weak aud weary overworkel and
tired? Hoods Sarsapariila is just the medicine
you need TO purify ana quicken your blood an d to
give you appetite aad strength. 100 doses 81
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Has Teen used over hfty years by millions OF moth
eTs FOR their children while tecthing with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child, sottens the gums
asys pain, cures wind collie. regulates the bowels
and the hest remedy for diarrhea whether arising
nom teething or other causes. For sale By drug
eists III every part OF the world BE snrs and ask
for Mrs. NinSiOw's soothing syrup Twenty-Five
a bottle.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~
SITUATIoS BY MIDDLE-AGED MAN as SHOE
- salesman; city country; best of references
Address Shoe. box l33, Call Branch once ly21 q.
w ANTED-A SITUATION As GENTLEMAN
Larkin ST jy2O I'm
Man AND WIFE. WITH CHILD 4 YEARS
W oid, would Ike place as foreman on a ranch;
WIFE good housekeeper. Address Swede. box 1S7,
Call Branch once. jy2O 3t*
YoUNG MAN, SPEAKS GERMAN AND ENG.
Il lish, wishes a situation porter In a wholesale
mouse. Address D., box 127. Call Branch jy2O 3t|
YOU'VE MAN, WITH $500 TO LOAN EMPLOYER
as security. wants situation; liz good worker. Y,
box 81, this ONCE. jy20 St.
VOUNG MAN WITH 7 YEARS EXPERIENCE
Il In grocery and crockery business wants work
in city or country; small wages. q, box l41, Call
Branch ONCE. jy20 3t~
NoUNG MAN. rs YEARS OF AGE, WELL EDU-
Gated, wishes work OF any kind In Wholesale or
references ID. L. s. box go, this office Iy19 r
~ ANTED EMPLOYMENT - Al ENGINES
W blacksmith: expert on mechanics tools; 10
years experience East Address b., box IS. I'll is
Office 1yl9 7t1
EIRST-CLAss SINGLE GARDENER WANTS
situation in private family; also grow flowers
for the market if desired. Address Competent: box
81 this onice jyI9 5tr
SoBER, ACTIVE BARTENDER AND WAITER
- wants a few hours work: old hotel and saloon
man; handy al round A. NJ Coles Restaurant,
howard ST.. near First. WIS.,
Ivy FIRSr.CLASS wINEMAKER AND DIS
- tiller who understands care OF wine and bot
Ting best Of references Wine box 4T,this ONCE. -
u Ant POSITION AS COLLECTOR. WATCH
Address Collector. box 1877. Call Branch iyi7 St.
w ANTED-wORK or SOME KIND BY COM
w petent man; Is used TO care OF horses and work
In private stables can mi ana do vegetable garden
ing and WORK on a gentlemaD's place Address
Market st. room l5. jyl6 It's
DUNG GERMAN WANTS SITUATION TO
milk cows. tend horses and work around place;
IS competent and has good references. GEORGE
NOiLbB. foX ?, TINS oiice. 1ylS iUts
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE:

Has larger circulation than any other
published in San Francisco.
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{ FAMILY AFFAIR.

Buying the best Tea and Coffee for the least
money. at any of the ID city stores OF the Great
American Importing Tea Company. Come or soad
direct ard save all commissions Running As sue
cessful stores this coast proves beyond question
that our prices reasonable. Our goods always
fresh aud pare. Headquarters (wholesale and re-
tain, 81, 81 50 and So Market St., san francisco.
iy5f
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II 1880 " Brora's Bronchial TrOcHcs" were IN
PRODUCED and their success in relieving Coughs and
Bronchial Troubles has been Unparalleled.
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PERSONALS.


AIRY WIFE BELLE CHAPLIN, HAVING LEFT
M my bed and board, / will OF be reSponsibls fer
any debts contracted by her from this date. ~ ).
II DIT
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J1ULLDRESS SwALLOw-TAIL, COST S35
7 can be had for Sl7 90; also very extra-sized
double breasted sack coats and vests. EIdy
street. 1yZl ST.
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VERITE FACES EAMI NG-LA @THS ARE
j / delighted with the RESULTS Rose Almond Cerdte
is perfect face dressings egg shampoo Is famous
for removing dauGruh. We mals specfIty
children's bangs Is cents Manicure and hairdress-
ing taught La Verlte Bazaar oyer the Maze. cod n
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DRIVATE DETECTIVE - ALL BUSINESS
l. transacted with the strictest confidence. Il c.
BRAUNLICH, $50 Grove ST. 1yZl 3t$
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CHoULD THIS MEET THE EYE OF Dir.
= KNIEHOLM JEFF" who was at one time car
penter OF the ship Republic. bound from Liverpool
TO Wilmington, Cal, thence to san Francisco. he
will hear Of an old friend. "W. j., BY addressing
MRS. S. RAMSDELL, Ogunquit Me, COX
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Alan WANTED; SMALL AMOUNT or MONEY
NJ required; will guarantee SIS pes month Il2o
Market st. 1. iy2Z IT.
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S-55s Annual MeetiuE-1he Regular An
DO nu ! meeting OF the stockholders OF the Nir-
ginia ana Gold Hin Water COmpa y will be held at
the Office OF the company. room Is, Nevada Block,
300 Montgomery St. san Francisco, Cal, on
THURSDAY. the 2Sth day OF July. 1892. at the
hour OF one a. O'Clock p. n. for the purpose Of
electiug board OF trustees 10 for the ensu-
lag and for the transaction OF such busi-
ness as may come before he meeting
W. w STETSON, Secretary.
Francisco, july II. 1892.
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JTOLLER THE BABIES PHOTOGRAPHER
/ has opened another studio cor. Market aad
Ninth. formerly Fiaglors Gallery; lovely babies
cabinets only 81 per dozen. B2i 20
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YOU CAN SAVE so PER CENT on BUYING
or you can get so per ceAt more FOR your furnf-
ture at 1881 70 Market ST. fYI9 3m
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Mrs. DIR NiXON-SEND YOUR ADDRESS 70
W S. A. CRESCENT, care Golden West Hotel.
room 96 fy22 5ts
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DYICE FREE. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
~ without publicity. W. MATTHEW'S. attorney.
tO2 MonLgomery. I'm. lS. II years, e1nerence u u
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- erba Buena Lode ~ Per
LII lection y o. 6.-Kegular meeting THIS -
(tEIDAi) EVENING, July y. az 3 &C ock. ~
GEO 7 uopr s.o-.+.. ,gtA,
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ON THE INSTALLMENr PLAN-DRESS GOODS
~ silks, seaiskiDs and Seaette cIoaks: also Carpets
furniture. lace curtains blankets and folding beds
at NJ FRIEDMAN Il CO.'S. 228 and $50 Stockton
st. Why pay ready money when you can buy IuSt
as cheap by making small cash payment down,
balance weekly or monthly An Inspection OF our
stock Is respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly attended to. 2&S aud
go Stockton and 237 Post; open evenings ltf
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- The Annual Meeting Of Stockhold-
G~S ers OF the Merchants Exchange Bank of
san Francisco Will he held TUESDAY August
2, 1892 at 8 ?. NJ, at 800 SanSOme ST. room q Cor
the election of directors for the ensuing wear and
the transaction OF such other business as may come
before the meeting. GEO. H. KELLOGG Secretary
San francisco. July 10, 1892 iylO To ann