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The morning call., 1892-05-28
King MISCHIEF.

size east among the offenses Of the
Sen sifc against the people Of Cal
iioru IS m intenance Of organs to SOW
disse1 I'd 5en the seaport city and
she interior e organization of the San
Francisco graG Association was the signal
for misrepIese tatiCn. TIE Southern Pa
cIfc cGmpTehf ed Tie danger which united
action ou RE part Of the shippers threat
eued, and eons5 Uentiy the company set its
organs at VIC TO create the impression in
the interior tEe San Francisco was plotting
90 take from { interior some Of its trade.
OF course no consideration but its own
interest is eXp6 ed 10 Influence the Southern
Pacific Gonna 3. Years ago it had the
uHtio- ii wofs with the State or osainst Is
ard it thgnght t saw more profit IN work
ing against & Tie Southern Pacific has
now -esehed It point in its chosen career
which iUgllHes ne of The most Independent
ana Wi5eiy c.l .ulated newspapers. IN the
Tnites States III making the following dag
posis OF The ess1:
They lIhe people Of California; have allowed
this gogmandiZ 2. vampire road THE Southern
Pacific 10 san @ lie very lie Of he people Of
California oy "a aTgug all The traffic viii bear
ana this 0o Oh subsidized roads built by Gov
eFBmeuF moBeg OF credit, OF built out Of the
profits Of sAe lsin subsidized track. The four
or five owners re already multim,llionaires,
b1t me more Hons they extract from the
sweat and toll o. he suffering people the more
greedy, raYenols and thirsty they become for
millions mere profits. There is 30 limit 10
their greed. 1ua people Of California should
rise as Que maB d support Of the reSolute posi-
ton taken 81 lbe TTaihc Association, and with
cur regard 70 party. The party indeed which
stands u tie way would deserve TO be crushed
il is tie most vital question pending in thai
state. Every YeET's delay only strengthens the
nonopc; snd ads its letters upon tie people
harder II re don't respond 10 the appeal
81 fts tfa1Ee 0ciaiIon IL eau only be because
they have tee e Indifferent to the business
interests Il ,hsl stale.
Against this vigorous denunciation of the
general policy lf the Southern Pacific one
Of its organs pats up the feeble plea that
''eyefy moye AIr Leeds Traffic Associa-
ti0B makes emphasizes anew the antag-
oBism 9f San francisco toward the inte-
fi8r This &c gonism is found in the fact
tbs aErane jco merchants import largely
Esa liar actured goods, the conten-
tion eing HAT ''the cheaper freights they
seek ta seeurs will not inure 10 the benefit Of
the ia terror consumer, but will enable the
merchant 70 widen the margin OF profit"
This # crarse is designed TO set the inte-
rioE gainst tie city. The Traffic Associa-
tion as declared time and again that it did
no. desIre tp reduce The number Of teImi-
Hl oints il the State. What it aims at is
the 3ueiioB Of freights between interior
poin and 5iween the Interior and the
c.tT he v at-growers viii certainly be
bsaadf19 by 10 er freight rates between the
pen. q prod ton and that Of shipment.
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AMEB CAN REGISTRY.

4 az E.acfed that the action of Con-
gress IA giving American registry to two
steamers e the InGian Line would suggest
to other owners Of foFeign-built steamers
the advsais1s getting American registry
for the sesstls. But this Inman act
should only be considered a precedent for
oiher applications presenting similar con-
ditl0ns. TIE & Inman steamers are the
finest vessels +lat have yet traversed the
ocean. They we're built to meet the re-
quirements q tie British Admiralty in re-
specs 10 var service, and by their transfer
- American registry they become a part Of
our auxiliary navy. The condition of the
transfer Is taai other vessels shall be built
q equal aggregate tonnage capacity, and II
IS expected taaL IN future the Inman Com
pany VII ouiid whatever vessels they may
Deee 10 American shipyards. The bill now
belefe Tie hoise with a favorable COM
miftee report ie give the Pacific Mail Com
peBys steamer China American registry
sbohia nct pas On the assumption that the
conditions are similar in the tu,o 49,
The Ch' LOT a MODEL Of its class and a
neet of such vessels would add no coostd1'
able strength 10 the American auviIiar,.
navy. II is owned by a company that l. 70
oelviDg subsio from the Southern Pacific
Company to abstain from competition with
the railroad company. The Pacific Mail
Company exists not to promote commerce
but % ripple 10 1t has in fact Just entered
into = embination with a foreign transpor-
ation company to double the freight on
a3uT from bis port TO China. Whenever
the Pacific Mail sees a chance to enter into
o com binaiion by which little profit is
made Tor itself 1t the expense Of the State
3. eM braces tbs. chance. Its object in fly
iBg toe Americ flag is to get the postal
subsidy that the last Congress voted foI
American vessels performing certain ser
wee. But company VIGOROUSLY in the pay
q tie Southern Pacific should not be adj
Iai.ted 70 bel fits, the purpose of which
Nps 70 promote American commerce.
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10 CARRY 1nE LAW INTO EFFECT.

The House has reduced the item in the ap-
preparation bill 20 carry the Chinese eXclu-
sion law into effect from $4,000 to 100000.
There was some ground for the elimination
of the item of 100000 for patrolling the
frontier since the registration Of Chinese
will in time do away with the necessity Of
patrolling the frontier. When the time ak
pires within which Chinese are required to
register, persons Of that race found in the
country will be presumed to have struggled
themselves in aud be treated accordingly.
But the Item 10 secure convictions should
have been allowed. While the act Is being
reduced to practice the Chinese will avail
themselves Of all the resources the courts
afford to prevent its enforcement. Without
a fund for the prosecution Of Chinese found
in the country without registration papers
The authorities will be placed at a disad-
vantage.
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The funeral of Jacques j. Rey of the firm
of Britton q Rey. who died last Wednes-
day, took place yesterday afternoon from
his late residence. S29 Union street. 1t was
largely attended by relatives and friends of
the deceased and by many old pioneers.
The services were conducted by the Rev.
Boratio Stebbins OF the First Unitarian
Church, who paid an eloquent tribute to the
memory of the deceased, and the choir fir ON
the Unitarian church sang several appro-
pirate odes. The floral gifts were numer-
Gus and of elegant design. The remains
were conveyed to the Masonic cemetery for
interment. The following gentlemen acted
as pail bearers-A. S. Hallidie, James Moi
fit, +. Simon, H. l.. Davis, Charles Camp
bell. DIR. 3. Hoffstetter, Charles j. MeCur-
tie, A. w. Stott and j. J. Palmer,
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OR FUTURE.

Our contemporaries Of The Chronicle say
they are IN favor Of a competing railroad in
order to remove our troubles. This is well
as far as it goes, for the more railroads we
have the better will it be for tile State.
California has a large territory. and we
must ultimately have more railroads to
accommodate all of its parts. The CALL
advocates something more, however, than
an additional railroad. 1t anticipates see
ing steamers running out Of this port which
are not controlled by Stanford 81 Co. II
anticipates also a reduction of present
freight rates on fruits, merchandise, etc.
Il also desires TO have the selection OF our
principal officers, both city and State. taken
out Of the hands Of the railroad bosses.
When this is all done this city and State
will enter upon a period of unexampled
prosperity.
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SPECULATIONS.

Our neighbors Of the Examiner seem 10
know what course the California delegates
10 the Republican national convention will
take in tie nomination of Presidential
candidate. for that paper says:
Senator Stanford assures the country that 'The
California delegation will not attempt to STAN.
pede The Minneapolis convention for Blaine"
senator Stanford ought to know. He owned the
invention which nominated the delegation, and
belongs to him.
-; ethaps MIR. Stanford still believes that
80 percent loan bill will give him some
, St"liuins IN the convention, in which event
nc ca. pretty safely count upon his dele
s%'es " We ~, LOT him. We are lot informed
% fr nj. stanford sill has expectations
hun haa r,' 1ne granger interest. but believe he
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make by having good roads. 1t suggests
that State convention might consistently
be called to consider the subject No DOUBT
it would be Of great benefit to the State TO
have coed roads, but does not our contem-
porary realize that our railroad system
could be improved with advantage TO me
people? 1t is curious that the hecoLd-
Union should have gone so largely into the
subject of ordinary reads and neglected. Gu
tirely cur railroads. The general oPlnio", -
that if our railroad management eouiu &c
| reached and a proper reduction lnAuo ~
freigEts and fares a vast amount "a lNON''
would be saved TO the pubhe ahpua'lS'
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Chinese ports when is said to be owned by
the southern Pacific Railroad Company.
Then the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
we believe. is rarity owned by the South
.rn Pacific Railroad Company. 1t does not
appear to be a good time for our railroad
magnates to put more weight upon the
shoulders Of the business men of the State,
but we suppose it viii be useless to COM
plain in behalf OF California at present.
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HOLIDAY TRAINS.
Three Very Busy Days for the Donahue
Railway system.

Railway system.
To-day the Presbyterian Sunday-school
Union will picnic at Fl Campo. Tomorrow
the Jewish Pastors Aid Society will have
an excursion around the bay in the steamer
James NJ. Donahue; the Iroquois Club " i'll
go to Santa Rosa and the Mission Turn
Verein to San Rafael On Monday the NJ. f..
Sunday-schools will picnic at FL Campo
the California Drill Corps, y. S. G. W.. will
spend the day at Santa Rosa; the Ancient
Order ForestPrs will go to San Rafael. and
several excursion trains will be run to Peta-
luna.
10 order to accommodate This growing
travel the San Francisco and North Pacific
Railway have recently made large additions
to their rolling stock. Extra trains Will also
be run the next three days for the conve-
nience of all who wish to take iaunt into
picturesque Marin County without being
Obliged 10 i)in large excursions.
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C0NLIN'S CLAIM.

He VIII Have to Await the Action o (
the Supreme Court.
ct the meeting of the judiciary Commit
tee Of the Board of Supervisors yesterday
morning the claim of j. j. Conlin came up
for consideration. Many years ago Conlin
did some street work for the city for which
he WAS not paid. The last Legislature
passed a bill ordering the city to pay for
the work and few days ago Judge Heb
bard gave judgment in favor Of C0nlin for
S54,0l5. The committee decided that the
best plan was to send the case to the Su-
preme Court and abide by the decision of
that Indy
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pvp.z- rFNr OF AGRICULrUEE'
~ EATHER BUREAU, 90,

prpts-, rFNr OF AGRICULrrEE'
~ EATHER BUREAU. ,oo, [
eAV FRASCIsCo, MAY - Io5-'1
,.4.-r.- Hours Endisg Midnight.
fornia- Fair weather, except
Sight rains ii tbs ~ curtains m southeast port
north 70 vest winds warmer; cloud ana iog clear
'ng away.
Fer southern c. fornia- Fair, but cloudy and
EoggY weather. vita light rains in mountains and
along southwest coast; south to west winds; nearly
stationary Temperature, except warmer AT Los Al
geles ana una.
For oregon and asEinSton-Rain. except tair
weather ~ extreme Southern Oregon; south 10
west wllds brisk along Washington coast; station,
airy teape. stare. except cooler at RoSebufg and
warmer ia me willamette Valley and al Candy
ard Oirmnia
Bor Negaaa--Far. except showers in mountains
iH soHtlwes portion
ror Utah-Eair: aaarly stationary temperature.
Local Forecast.
ror San Francisco - Fair, but partly cloudy
Wlrmer: uorta e. ST winds.
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case of John Lynch VS.. William Northey,
when Henry Dalton. a resident OF Marys-
willie and one of the sureties on the appeal
bond, gave vent 10 his satisfaction by loudly
clappi1g his hands twice in the courtroom
Those claps will cost you So each," said
the Judge and Bailiff Dasha and Clerk
Grimes, having both pouneed on Dalton, he
had to pay the fine of $40 for contempt Of
court Lynch is fireman of the California
Hotel and sued his brother-in- law for money
laauad
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MORE CLOGS OK oo9I,,,,oa

1t is stated that the millers IN ~
nave been notihed by the Pacific Mail
steamship Company that the rates Of
freight on flour to China by the next ont
going steamer will be So per ton for fifly-
con lots and 81 for smaller quantities.
These are said to be double the rates which
have been eEaeted for long time past
We have one lac Of steamers running to
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Eriehtfnl Accident

Willie Johnstone, son of the grand secre-
tary Of the Masonic order in this jurisdic-
ton, met with a probably fatal accident in
San Rafael on Thursday evening While
climbing a tree he fell upon sharp stake,
which penetrated his body at the waist.
little hone is entertained of bis recovery
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Lost n Thumb and Finger.

{. NJ. Brosius of 81 Second street was
manned for life yesterday afternoon in John
Hammond's car works at227 Fremont street,
where he is employed. While at work his
right hand was caught in shaping machine
ana the thumb and first finger were so
badly crushed that they were ampntated at
the Receiving Hospital.
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was dangling from one of her ank les. When
she was aroused the gave piercing shfIek,
and as onickly as possible was returned TO
her home on Tenth street, below Walnut.
She is a young married woman. and her
husband had chained her to the bed TO keep
her from getting up In her sleep. She had
brakan the chain.
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TnnInmna Rannion.

At a meeting of the board Of directors of
the Tuolumne Reunion Association held
last Wednesday 1t was decided to hold the
annual picnic and reunion at Shell Mound
Park on Saturday, June 10. l. NJ. Kalloch
will be the orator OF the day.
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Arranging fornF Fair.

A movement is on foot among the German
ladies OF this city and vicinity for the hold
ing of a fair some time In the fall for the
benefit of the German Home for Old People.
1t is designed to raise fund for building
purposes ON lot already secured in Fruit
vale
The morning call., 1892-05-28

vos w4,+yomerv street. near Clay, open until IL
o.s,,,r > A. BRkrCET OFFICES: 710 Market
stret nesr Kearny open until y O'Clock midnight;
$50 hayes stress, en- until . -oV oc'ocA. oV'
Terefn .set osen tH 80 O'Clock; 25lS Mission
strset. o.saa untH o'clock P, IL; and 1l6 Ninth
street open until 9-5j P. ~
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TIE cALL CALENDAR.
NOTICEI
NAY 1892.

Dig II or patrons tcbo fail to find THE
MORNING GALL for sale 5g train-5oys
rt eoGe a fag3r by notifying thiS Office q
u5Ect. Eam5ne the date and tram.
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TryF IS STERN OFFICE OF THE CALL
q Potter baIGIae, sw York City, IS provided WIN
f}tsoT California p 3eUs. Visitors welcome. A'
ssllsinE - les and mple copies Furnished
+ x. MIsCH. Manager
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THE POSTOFFICE.

The reports from Washington are TO the
effect that Postmaster-General Wanamaker
does not favor the purchase Of the Mission
street lot for Postoflice. After what has
transpired it does not appear likely that the
Government will accept the location.
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Decoration-Dav F,o,,r.,on.

The North Pacific Coast Railroad will run
their boats and local trains on Decoration
day on their Sunday schedule Excursion
rates good for two or three days may also
be had.
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Broke the Chain and walked in Her sleep.


A young woman afflicted with ssmlfambu-
lism was found walking on Walnut street.
near Tenth, last night robed in her night
dress, aud with her feet bleeding from cons
tact with The stones in the street. A chain
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srnscrIPTIoN RATEs:

Ds7rY CARL finc ldtng SUNDAYS 50 fel "a ,s5
mas pCstrl!d. 10 cents per Wees q a. call.
sa.eosi Inn IN. , ,oontss So % sUNDA{ call
5s2sop 8 e atsS 20 per year postpaid sUNDA1
lIIap5 WEEKLY Gall s. so per yeaT'pos,Pa'l
TyfsgSIS all Is pages. 81 per year P0S'pN'U'
-.- return rejected manuscripts
aater into correspondence re
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oAlrY sIoRNING ~

FOR SAl-is Al
So, ~ pPrNTANO BROS, 3 Union Sgusre
rt.i.,-o News Stand Palmer House
y ~, 60 GALLoT & JOUBERF.
-'t' ''.+'' 49, Common ST.
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ROW 10 SAVE MONEY.

The Sacramento Record Union has been
ing soRe estimates as 20 the savings
fss ieaa5itants CT California might
The morning call., 1892-05-28

THE 1892 issue OF LangioY's san Francisco Di-
rsctory IS now out. The public are cautioned 10
have nothing to do with canvassers claiming to
represent the directory unless provided with the
regular printed blanks bearing the imprint OF Lang
~. San Erancisco DIRECTORY. DIS Clay street.
The morning call., 1892-05-28
THE MORNING CALL
prpTveAFION OFFICE /:

Has a larger circulation than any other
ravysrareg. published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-05-28

iris remarkable how Hoods sarsapsrilla fresh
"a, inyi1orates the tired body. It creates an
appetite. parties the blood and really does make
rhe ,yeak strong
The morning call., 1892-05-28

LADIES take Angostura Bltters generally when
they feel low spirited. II bFightens them up. Or.
slnrart q SONS sole manufacturers.
The morning call., 1892-05-28
wore a stolen Orereoat

Frank Smith, gay youth, who recently
stole a long, striped ulster IRON L. u BEN
iamin. was arrested yesterday for petty lar.
ceny He frequently paraded Market street
Win the stolen garment, which betrayed
him. ana finally caused his arrest.
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rcrr1 sALEs TO-DAY.


p.rSrsxaS-B5 10Y q Co.. at irving Han a
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Seized bv Dasha and Grimes.

judge Hunt lad announced judgment for
The defendant IN the Justices Court apbeal
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CHnIKCH NOTICES.


- Plymouth COngrega Church,
lES Post ST.. bet. Buchanan and Nebster-heY.
W. d. Williams u. D., pastor; residence lTl9 Post
street. Preaching IL A. NJ and 7 as p ~ sun
day-schO0l, 9 80 a. NJ. and 1880 P. NJ. Christian
Endeayor at $50 r ~. Morning sermon: THE
Future Life" Evening sermon; "MemOrial Day
Memories" The sixteenth annual MemOrial-dsy
services, with large choir aud speciai music.
Every body welcome. iny2S It
- First Methodist Episcopal Church,
Es~G Powell St, bet. Washington and Jacs SON
Rev. VI. d. Buck pastor: residence. 1919 Clay St
AT / a. NJ the pastor will preach on "Heralds OF
the King" Al z AS ?. NJ. MemOrlsl-day services
viii be held which ComiaHy u, First giment y.
q. e., viii attend in a body Ciass-meetings az 10
4. NJ aud II 80 and q p NJ. School for Bible study
al 1890 P. NJ. Young peoples meeting 1t $3.50
p. Prayer and testimony service Monday,
" ednesday aud thursday nights. The seats are
free and the public Is invited.
- Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
H. Mission ST., bet sixth aad Seyenth-Serv1ces
on Sunday next In the morning at IL o'clock. In
the evening 1T 7:45, conducted BY the Rev.
NJ. c. Briggs. D. ID. sunday school at / P, N. VII
liam Abbott, superintendent. p rayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at :i5. All are cordially in
Vited.
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NEGLECT your hair and you lose It, PARKER
HAIR BALsAN renews growth and color
HINDERCoRSs. the best cure for corns. IS cts.
LIZA nllnce nles swAIN,s 2la sutter street.
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A RESCUE HOME.
To Be Opened By George Montgomery
and the Sal ionists.

To Be Opened By George Montgomery
and the Salvationists.
gorge Montgomery and wife of Beulah
Park arrived home Thursday evening, after
a five months tour of the East, principally
devoted to an investigation OF low lie IN
the bic cities. The knowledge thus ac-
auired will be put into practical nse In
lew days, when Mrs. Montgomery VIII open
a home at Beu!ah for the reclamation OF
fallen girls.
The home is capable Of affording shelter.
to IS inmates. 1t was built at cost oil
$1,000 contributed by most OF the denomlna-
lions. upon lot presented to the Salvatlon
Army by Mr.. Montgomery. 1t Will be oper-
ated on Salvation Army principles, unoer
the SUI erviS'On OF Major Kyle.
JFCUTTRR'sOLD BoURBoN.-Thls celebrated
whisky IS for sale by all iirstcass druggists anu
grOcers. 1rademark-star within shield.
THEY ARE INsANE.-H. W. hammers,
Ukiah clerk aged % years was sent 10 Agnews
Yesterday by Judge Levy. Fred Aehl, a DER
man, was sent TO Stockton.
CHAMPIONSHIP bicycle races. Grand new
track. Seats 5000 Music. Everybody gong
Monday. May 80, p. NJ. EnclnaI station, NaI
rowe gauge. Alameda; soc, children Zoe' Go'
A Young MAN TO YOUNG MEN.-TO-mOrrOw
afternoon at 8 O'Clock MIR. Harry Hlllard OF
Princeton Glass OF 'S6 VIII address a meeting OF
voung men at the Christian Association Hail.
= "KRITIKo" reads character from handwrltlng'
Write in Ink, on unruled paper, IN an uhdls-
puised hand. State sex. Send WIN 90 cents
Stamps or postal note, 10 "krltlko' oo9 Met-
chant street, San Francisco.
Wore a Stolen OvercOat.
Frank Smith, gay youth, who recently
stole long, striped ulster from l.. u. BEN
iamin. was arrested yesterday for petty lar.
Geny. He frequently paraded Market street
with the stolen garment, which DeUayeu
him. ana finally caused his arrest.
------=
IT is remarkable how Hoods sarsapsrilia fresh
eusa. inyi4orates the tired body. 1t creates an
,nnetite. PARTIES the blood and really does make
the weak strong
THE 1892 issue OF Langoy's san Francisco Di-
rsrtory IS now out. The public are cautioned 10
have nothing to do with canvassers claiming to
represent the directory unless provided with the
regular printed blanks bearing the imprint OF Lang
Iey's san Francisco Directory, SIS Clay street
LADIES take AngoStura Bitters generally when
they feel low spirited II bFightens them up Or.
Slcgert & Sons, sole manufacturers.
NEGLECT your hair and YOU lose 1t. PARKER 5
HAIR BALsAsI renews growth and color.
HINDERCoRSs. the best cure for corns. Is cts.
FXTEA nluce PIES SWANS. pa Suffer street.
The morning call., 1892-05-28

THEY ARE INsANE.-H W. hammers,
IIkiah clerk, aged % years was sent 10 Agnews
Yesterday by Judge Levy. Fred Yehl, Ger
man. was sent 10 Stockton.
The morning call., 1892-05-28

J.F.CUTTRR'sOLD BoURBoN.-Thlsc celebrated
whisky IS for sale by all irsi-eiass druggists aud
erOceTs 1Tademark-star within d shield.
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CHAMPIONSHIP bicycle races. Grand new
track. Seats 5000 Music. Everybody going
Monday. May 80, 2 p. NJ. Encinal station, Mar
rows gauge Alameda; 50c, children Zoe. 20!
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OUGHT-SEND YOUR OLD GOLD Il SILVER
ID Ey mail TO the old reliable house OF COLEMAN.
Al Third ST. s f.; will send by return mail the cash;
II amount rot satlsfactorY will return gold. mr3l
The morning call., 1892-05-28

AZ MATTHEW'S ATTORNEY 402 NONTGOM
~ cry ST. room Is; adyIcs free; strictly eOnd-
lanrIal and nuhIicitE. al c0mrts II u
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NAPA SODA SPRINGS. LOCATED on NOUN.
~ tain side, miles northeast OF Nap1 1000 feet
above the Napa Valley; hot and cold Napa soda.
water baths; accommodations first class "burrOs'
Tor children TO ride; telephone and p0Stofice:
terms $15 per week. ANDREW JACKSON, pro,
prIetOr rny7 ON
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A YOUNG MAN TO YOUNG MEN.-To-morrow
afternoon at 3 O'Clock MIR. Harry HllIard OF
Princeton Glass OF 'S6 VIII address meeting OF
Young men at the Christian Association HAM,
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: BLACKSMiIHS AND HORS ESHOERS FOR
- ranches and country shops, $50 and found and
81 80 to 50 day: Is driilers for railroad tunnel
work. $40 and found; so lawmakers, farmers aud
teamsters, $50 to S35 and 81 20 day. 10 seraper
Transfers 81 20 a day and found; mixers, $50
and $50 and found; Is woodchOppeTs. S so to
81 rs cord. c. r. HANSEN d CO., no Geary. /
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T7INE LINE OF FRENCH FLANNELETTE Al
i ZOE per yards very cheap and fast eolors.
Chicago Store 2l6 Sixth st. u q