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THE NICARAGUA CANAL.

THE CALL will not throw an obstacle in
the way Of the completion Of the Nicaragua
canal under conditions which will insure
its maintenance as a competing route. But
IN view Of the fact that $780, 200, 600 or so
must be derived from some source we have
thought it better that the Government
should construct, own and control the canal.
In another column Of this issue will be
found a communication from Mr.. John T.
Doyle showing the conditions upon which
the Government is asked to guarantee the
bonds Of the company. These conditions
are fair enough. The Government can
always buy 20 per cent of the capital stock
until the bonds it guarantees are paid. The
key to the situation in this case is the rate
Of tolls to be exacled. The sea on both
sides is Free The usefulness of the canal
as a competing road will depend almost
entirely upon the cost of getting a vessel
through the canal. The toll rates will be
determined ostensibly by the cost of the
canal. They must be high enough TO pay
interest on bonds. operating expenses and
TO provide sinking fund for the ultimate
payment Of the bonds. The experience the
people had with the Central Pacific Rail-
read Company teaches that the Government
knows nothing about the cost Of a public
work that is constructed by the age ney Of
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HARRISON AND CLEVELAND.

very large proportion of the members
OF the Fresno convention are avowedIy in
favor Of the nomination Of Mr.. Cleveland,
but are afraid that if nominated Mr.. Cleve-
land will not be elected. A similar condi-
ton. but not as well defined, appears in the
Republican camp. Plat has made a
schism in the New York Republican con-
vention which enables him and his friends
to say that if Harrison is nominated he
cannot be elected. They say that Cleve-
land cannot carry New York without Hills
aid. and that Harrison cannot carry it
without PlatPs aid. The value of these
predictions may be estimated in the light Of
the fact that if both Harrison and Cleve-
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wEATHER PREDICTIoNs.
DEPARTN or AGRICULTURE, }
WEATHER BUREAU.

DEPARTMENT or AGRICULrURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.
san FRANCISCO, May l9, 1897
Tor Tv nty-four Hours Ending Midnight.
For Northern California-Fair weather; westerly
w nds. slightly warmer in the interior; cooler
along the coast, except stationary at Eureka.
For Southern California-Fair weather: variable
winds; slightly warmer except cooler along the
coast
For Oregon and WasEington-tair weather; north
10 east winds in western portion; generally warmer,
except stationary along The Washington coast and
al RoseburL
For Nevada-Fair weather; warmer, except sta
tiOuary at Carson.
For Utah-Wsrmer; fair weather.
Local Forecast.
For sau Francisco-Fair weather, becoming cloudy
and fOggy; gradually cooler.
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THE CLOVEN FOOT.

The Record Union quotes from an inte-
rior new spaper to inform is readers that
there are four thousand empty houses to
rent in San Francisco and that business in
the city is drying up. This is doubtless very
pleasant reading matter fer the railroad
organ to publish. but let us assure cur Sac
ramento contemporary that San Francisco
is not going to dry up, for we have still
among US men who will not sit quietly by
and permit tie railroad company TO control
the State with its instruments Neither
will they sit quietly by and permit the rail-
road company TO enrich itself by hiring rail
road companies aud steamship lines TO put
up freight upon this city and State. This
city and State are in fair way to rid them
selves of the abuses which have been put
upon them. 1t sheuld be understood, how
ever, that there are numbers of newspapers
in California which can be used if sufficient
money be paid 10 them.
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home to the conscience of every trader on
the coast. just think of State so manaeled
by its railroad monopoly that merchant
cannot send n case of wine to New York
because the freight costs more than the
wine. And yet this State ought to COM
mand the market for a prodigious
quantity of wine throughout the United
States The good time is always coming,
but it ought to have arrived long ere this.
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CALL and WEEKLY CALL, g 80 per year poS'pS'u'
WEEKLY CALL Is pages, 81 per year. poS'pA''
TIRE CALL cannot return rejected manuscripts
ror win me editor enter into correspondence re-
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AUCTION SAFES TODAY.

FrrNlrt-RE.-By n j. simmons, at 1857 Market
ST. RI u o clock.
IUrN11URr-By Geo. F. Lamson at 73l Turk
ST. az II clock
real EsTArE-By NcAfee. Baldwin & Ham
nond at / Post ST.. at y O'Clock.
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THE GALL CALENDAR.
NAY 1892
NOTICEI

Any Of our patrons l9ho fail 10 Jfnd THE
MORNING CALL for sale Ju trGja-5oys
al confer a fav0r By notifying this office OF
uo0ct, naming the date and tram.
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SOS Montgomery street. near Clay. open until IL
O'Clock p n. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near Kesrny omen until u O'Clock midnight;
s3g Hayes street, open until 9 80 O'Clock; 603
Iarkin street. open until 80 O'Clock; % Mission
street open until O'Clock p NJ; and 1l6 Ninth
street open until so P. n.
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
sc Potter building New York City, is provided vita
fltsof California papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
NeTtising rates and sample copies furnished
+ X NISCH Manager
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private company Who knows to this day
what the Central Pacific or the Union
Pacific cost? Who will know seven years
hence what the Nicaragua canal cost?
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DIvIDEND NOrIOEs.

R-5S7 Dividend NOtice--Dividend No TX
Lb~0 $50 cents per share) of the Oceanic steam
ship Company VIII be payable at the Office of the
company, 81 Market ST., on aud after "Wednesday
june /. 1892 TransTer-books win close Wednesdayy
May 20, 1892 at 3 o'clock p. NJ
mylS lat e. II. SHELDON. Secretary
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Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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WHEN so many people are taking aud deriving
beneht from Hoods SarsaparilIa why don't you
try it yourself? It is highly recommended as the
very best spring medicine.
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THE FOURTH DISTRICT.

1t is little odd that the Democrats have
given their only sure Congressional district
TO a candidate who bolted the party two
years ago and joined with Henry George in
organizing a new party on the single land
tax principle. Single land tax is admitted
TO mean the closing up Of the cuStOm-ho houses,
the removal of the tax on whisky and the
collection of all State and municipal ex-
penses from a tax on land. Against ex-
Judge James G. Mcguire personally moth
ing need be said. He is reputed to be a
sincere man and one who does not surren-
der conviction for political preierment. As
suming that he deserves this reputation he
doubtless stands By the ideas now which
caused him to separate from his party a
couple Of years ago. II Mr.. Mcguire has
changed his views on the subject Of land
taxation the fact has not been made public
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As,AsiE.

OO2 mending neatly done. MISS MABEL COE rs
MISS n. WILLIAMS, OLA MARKET ST.; MAS.
w sage treatment; first floor. room =. myl9 ott
NIRS.THoMPSON-H SWEDISH
M movement; baths. us Grant ave, m 81 Is s.
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USE Angostura BitteTs TO stimulate the appetite
and keep the digestive organs in order. Dr. }. G. b
Siegert Sons. sole manufacturers.
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MEDICAL.


THE HYGEIA A. HOTEL AND SANITARIUAI
for invaIids; 40 rooms, with all the appointments
OF irst-elass hotel; special attention TO narcotic
habiIueS. c. CLIFFORD VANpERBECK. MD,
AGA Eddy s.. ap24 In
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-19

SUDDEN CHANGES OF THE WEATHER often cause
Pulmonary. Bronchial, and Asthmatic troubles.
"Broigts bronchial Trochss viii aay the irritation
which Induces coughing, giving immediate relief
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Ice CREAM for warm weather. We are selling
the Gem Ice Cream Freezer al great reduction 2
quarts, 90 20; quarts 50 25 quarts, SO; ID
quarts, 81 so. S0arboro Co, Groeers, 53l
Washington street
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HamiIton Grammar school.

The graduating exercises of the Hamilton
Grammar School will be held in the school
building this afternoon.
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GENTLEMEN. 60 to Dl1on's, 42e Kearny st., near
California, If you wish fine hat
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FAST TIME TO THE EAST. Commencing sun
day. May /, through Pullman hrst-cass sleeping cars
will run daily from san Francisco TO Chicago With
ont change, via the Rio GTande and GREAT ROCK
ISLAND ROUTE, reducing the time to CHICAGO
TO THREE DAYS AND 20 HOURS and TO NEW
YORK 20 FOUR DAYS AND % HOURS, running
via salt Lake City, LeadvilIe. Colorado Springs and
Omaha. passing through the Royal Gorge aud all the
magnificent scenery of the Rocky Mountains. For
sleepng-car reservations apply to any ticket agent
OF the Southern Pacific Company, TO CLINTON
JONES, General Agent ROCK ISLAND ROUTE, 80
Montgomery street.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

F1rrA minee PIES SWANS, 2is suffer street..
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sPIsITU ALIsM.

NINE RoSETTA-ADVICEO ON ALL BUSINESS
vi and personal matters 13l Fourth ST my6 San
MRS. j. j. WHITNEY. CLAIRVOY Ant. TEST
WI medium and life reader. 2lS stockton APPS u
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WANT DIVORCES. - Divorces are sought By
Collin Brown from Anna d. G.. Brown, Amalie
Beck from Emil Beck and Thomas "a. Price from
IDA NJ. Price
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Mrs. f. NJ. Hinchley, Teacher Of Cookery,
WIN give demonstrations in cooking every
Thursday at . p. NJ, at Saratoga Hall Admls.
sion % cents
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PERSONALS.

ROOM FOR OR 3 MEN MORE FOR 10
a days sailing, fishing and Camping excursion
FOR particulars apply w. PAULSON, 42l Jones
street.. myl9 3C*
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/ oUND-A BAY HORSE WITH BREAKING
4 harness. Call 1904 Polk ST.
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DVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
~ speciality; marriages anRuiled, quick qutss:
suits commenced in any county; collections. claims
damages, liens, attachments, etc. enforced; leTu
documents prepared suits OF every description i,
tended prosecuted vigorously; terms reason an
no charge unless successful; criminal aud civl
lawyers praeticing in all the courts; esablishsi
years: references, banks and business b017s, -
w. HOWE q CO.. attorneys and COMMUNICATIVE
$50 Market St. corner Stockton s.Jlrf
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged, beautlhed. Warm
sea water tubs and swimming. 40 Filbert.
NEW summer stock arrived at AdcOcR's.
Goods all at half price. 10 Kearny street.
The hats at AdcoCk's, 10 Kearuy street. re-
duced 90 per cent. Ladies, give us a call before
purchasing elsewhere.
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JTFGETABLEMAN FOR A FIRST CLASS
springs, S25 aud fare: hotel porter for hrst-eass
hotel: hotel walters $50; boarding house wait
ers $50: waiter-boy; 2 hotel COOKS, $40 and $50.
r. r. WARD Il Co, COS and $40 Clay St
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straw Hats

For men and boys. Mammoth stock at Merle's,
GIG 10 $50 Kearny street, corner Commercial .
"KRITIKO" reads character from handwriting
Write in Ink, on unruled paper, In an undls-
guised hand. State sex. Send with so cents
stamps or postal note, 10 "KTitlkO," coo Mer-
chant street, san Francisco.
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% SHOVELERS, 81 25 A DAY AND BOARD;
~ 10 teamsters. $50 month; 10 driliers. city,
81 day; 10 railroad Iaborers, 81 day, and others
w. L. LEAGUE & CO, 8 Summer ST.. of MontgOm-
cry. bet. Pine ana California
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" HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT w. SOL
Il CO., 2l6 and 220 Davis ST.
EsSIE LA MORT PLEASE SEND YOUR An.
u dress to ii. L., Call Branch once
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w 81 day; 3 nCrseshoers. gong wages; wood
chopper 81 rs and zoe cord; shingler 81 per looo;
mixers S2S and $50: dairyman. small dairy, SzSi
farmers S25 and $50; 8 tiemakeTs, &c for 7-foot
ties; washer for country laundry, $50 aud found;
miner; DlOckmakers; blacksmith ana hOrseshGefs
$50 and found: Iaborers: mixer and wife, S4N;
cboreman and wife, $40; man and vile. COOK fUr
miners boarding house $50 TO 500; Ooai1Ihg,
mouse walters assist in kitchen, country, $50 and
found; restaurant cook. $12 week; butler, SO;
baker. hotel. city, $40 aud found; ana others,
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~ Hal ~ 1Oo NANIE Is IT MILLINERY
" Go TO NINE. AYERS new store: get lust what
you want for less money than at any other house ia
this city. 1882 Market ST. ana r.
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XtF ANTED - BLACKSMITH FOR COUNTRY
w shop, 81 80 per day; 2 butter-iDakers. $50; .
farmers. $50 and $50: scraperteamsters ior city,
81 20 pr day and board; men. hold seraperS
ST. % and board; 2 miners. 81 so and board; man
about private place, $25; mixers, $50; ~ labor
ers city. 81 TO; about foundry, 81 70 per
day; man for wood and coal yard. SO: handy man
on a ranch 500; cook for nice resort. $50 TO $40,
and others. w. u. EVER Il CO. 626 Gay. /
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SPECIAL NorrcEs-cpNrINUED.


eS Mrs. Dr. Laphame Is a Reliable
80 and confidential specialist; consult her on all
female irregularities; private home. 625 Geary
street. myl9 3m
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ITEMS.

The Indies of the Pastors Helpers' Soci-
ETY., connected with the First Presbyter-
lar Church, will give an oyster supper
this evening in that edifice.
Last evening Masonic Hall was thrown
open TO the inspection of the public, the
occasion being the first of Il series Of en-
tertainmants under the auspices of Bay
onne Lodge No. 90, F. and A. M. A large
audience of music lovers atte uded. The
programme opened with an organ recital
by Prof. r.. Somers, who subsequently
rendered a lumber of other selections.
Prof. Alfred E. Sloan gave several read.
ings. among them being "Rubenstein and
the Rustic" "The F~renchman's Dilemma.
or No. 5 Collect Street." 1.-The Song of
Saratoga" and Popular Heroes. Prof.
William Till plaped the either and led
Misses Bessie Knox. Florence Daily. Ger
trude Garrett, Louise Borland, Ethel
Murphy and Mildred Till in q number of
selections upon the violin. He also par
%ticipated with Miss Mildred Till in a
piano duet. Mrs. Ogden Crane sang
"Your Loves Away" and other selec-
tionS.
During the vacation of Chief McNeill,
Sergeant Cornelius Van Horne is acting
as Chief of Police.
Bishop Wigger has assigned the Rev.
Father Andrew M. Egan, the former cur
ate of st. Mary's Star of the Sea r. G..
Church to the rectorate of the church at
Morris Plains, the appointment being
permanent.
The Bergen Neck Railroad Company
will pave East Centre street as soon as
the iron bridge over its tracks at that
thoroughfare is completed.
The Democrats of the Fourth ward met
last evening in Brady's Hall to organize
a club. The following officers were
elected:-President. ex, Councilman jas.
Reilly; Vice. President, Michael O'Con-
nell; Secretary, Patrick j. Tierney. and
Treasurer, ex-Freeholder John Bull.
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Block 49, lots 81, Il. ~ and 4s. Myrtle avenue
Blork 7n lots q, % and 81 Grant avenue
Block rs lots ID II. Is, 10 and ~ Myrtle ave
Block 7s lots 81. p p 2. and q Myrtle avsnus
block US lots 70, 81, % 20 and 81. Myrtle aye
Block 7s. lots j. q 8 4, s 6 and l. Jackson ave-
Block 20. lots & .. 10. Ii and u. Myrtle avenue
Block 12S lots IL, "A. Is, l6 and il, Myrtle ave-
Block 729. lots 10. 10, %. II and q. Myrtle avs
Flock 72s. lot 221s, Myrtle avenue
Block I2s. lots ~ "a. Is. s6. q and IS Grant ave
Block 72o, lots % 30. 81. SO and 80. Grant ave
Block 72s. lots 81. ss SO. 81 and 49, Grant ave-
nue.
Block go. lots 4, ]. ? and 9. Grant avenue
block iiS,' lots s. . and B, Grant avenue
ELSE sIoeE lS lots loss q z Il L L s and T. i. Myr.5s s avenue
bbIock 5S9 lots IS and A. Myrtle avenue
Block 200, lot GI, York street
s slock ~ lots ,oot.s g AID ! So YORK street
Block g4. iors il and II Lake Street
hhl lock S s93. ls y. Pavonia avenue
Bllock ass; lot 3, WoodIawn avenue
Block sss lot a EllIott place
biock 49, lots no. ILL., liz and lis Ogden
Bl los 40 parts Of lots and 1 First street
Biock als. lots Monticello avenue
block L2U. plot 9, Hackensack River
BLOCK 60 lot 4 Newark avenue
Block 54. lot II. Randolph avenue and Garfield
avenue
Block hl0lf, lot /. Garfield avenue
Riock s s;s'1 fo io' q IS ann and p part Mo Of $. sacnett street
Block DL LIT ola. Sum NIT avenue
biock 1sl lots 9 ana 10 ~Communipaw avenue
Block s4 lots Is and u, Bishop street
Block SIS. lots IA and ls. Union street.
Block 69. LOT 2, Zabriskic street
BLOCK 1,31A lots :, 81 81, 81 and 80 Gates avenue
BLOCK t9a lots 24A, AR. zdC and PAD. Communi-
Block s69, lots 8 and II Beacon avenue and Hop
kins avenue
And the said Court has fixed Saturday, the n inc
teenth daT Of March. eighteen hundred and ninety
two. az the Chancery Chambers No. l Ex change
place. In the city Of Jersey CITY, at eieven o'clock in
tneforenoon, as the time and place for hearing any
objections that may be made to the assessmenta
charges and liens hxed and certified by the Com
missioners OF, Adjust nent in said report, when
apo where all parties Interested therein may ba
DENNIS MCLAUGHLIN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF the County Of Hudson.
Dated Jersey City, N. ]. Feb. Is. 1892
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NORTH HUDSON NOTES,

Justice Renner of Union Hill yesterday
married Emil Dorr, sixty-five years old,
of Columbia street, to Miss Kate Kirsch-
ner, twenty-nine years old, Of New YORK
city.
John w. Gore of No. " West street.
West Hoboken. was committee to Jail
for thirty days by Recorder Reinhart yes
terday. His wife complained that he
frequently came home drunk and
smashed the furniture.
There was Il pigeon shooting match at
Sullivan's yesterday between G.. Wool
mington and l.. Wassel for $25 q side.
Woolmington won, killing 10 birds out of
rs. After Messrs. Waller, Woolmington
and Wassel shot each at four birds. Wal
Ter killed 8, Woolmington 8 and Wassel Q.
In a Chinese laundry window on Rail
road avenue, West Hoboken, there is a
plant like those in all laundry windows
but the popularity of the plant is that it
is in bloom. The flowers are small and
white. and shaped like inverted bells.
The Board of Directors of the West Ho-
boken Palisade Club met last night to
pass upon the articles of Incorporation,
but thew were not ready. The next meet
ing OF the club will be held on Saturday
night
The Weehawken Town Council meets
tonight.