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NOT MUCH CHOICE.

The proceedings before the committee on
credentials at the Stockton convention show
that the chances Of success at the coming
election depend upon keeping the details
of the primaries from the knowledge Of the
public. More than enc speaker declared
that the Republicans would be beaten in
November unless an exposure of the meth
DDS by which a portion Of the San Francisco
delegation TO Stockton was chosen could be
prevented. The speakers. perhaps, do not
realize that 1t is already too late to prevent
these exposures. 1t was made the morning
after: the primaries were held. a second
recital Of the details before a convention
would rot do much harm. The body of the
Republican voters know that they were not
represented at Stockton. They know that
the 10 delegates who attended that CONVEX
ton were elected, so far as they were elected
at all, by the paid tools Of the rival bosses.
There IS very general conviction that
something should be. done to relieve the
party Of the odum of this outrage. The
party cannot allow the men who have con-
troll of its machlneryto nominate municipal.
legislative OF judicial candidates. The ma
tional ticket Will be all the stronger il the
body Of the party takes action to place be-
lore the people tlCheb ColhpOseu OI names
Of men who owe no allegiance to the bosses
who conducted the late primaries. 1t is not
clear at the present time that the Democrats
are In better condition than the Repub-
Iicans. The reofganizers succeeded at
the club primaries by in part erasing
the names OF their opponents from the
club lists. There is abundant evidence
also that a good deal of repeating was
done. The men chosen by such methods
will name the members of the next Demo-
cratic municipal ticket. What chance is
there Of good ticket being placed before
the people by club officers who owe their
election to Notwithstanding?
There is reason to believe that more than
one.ball the Democratic voters Of this city
viii vote their regular ticket only as an
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THE FEELING OF TIE PEOPLE.


The news from Stockton is not disap-
pointing in one respect, because the con-
ventlon, although controlled to a consider
able extent by the men who have brought
the Republican party into disrepute in this
State. can effect no results in the selec-
ton Of a candidate for President of the
United States. for that candidate must be
General Harrison. Four years ago a class
of persons went to Chicago and played a
role which the tricksters thought would win.
but they failed in creating any excitement
or in accomplishing any important results.
The delegates who go TO Minneapolis this
year will have to assist in nominating a can
didate who has been already virtually
selected by ninety-Dine One-hundredths Of
the members Of the Republican party in
every potion of the Union. California is
no exception to the rule, for the feeling is
universal that General Harrison has made
a satisfactory President. SO far all is well,
but this does not change the opinion of the
public as to what the delegates to the Stock
ton convention would have done had il been
in their power. The struggle in California
will probably come to head when nomina-
tions are made in this city for a municipal
government and for members of the Legs-
iature.
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alternativeof the Republican regular ticket.
OTHER things being equal, voter will vote
his own party ticket But if an indepead-
ent n0n-partisan ticket is presented it will
afford decent men of both parties an oppor-
tunty to rebuke the bosses who have
brought their respective parties into disre
pute. The Democratic organ says that
year and half of Republican rule has pre-
pared the people to turn in any direction
for relief. In this we apprehend the Demo-
cratic organ is mistaken. The two years
rule of the last Democratic administration
is too fresh in the minds OF the people 10
warrant hope of relief in that dlFeetioh'
Admitting the hopelessness Of good govern
mept Ar the hands of men now in control OF
the Republican party. there is little eneour-
agenent in looking for better things from
the party that preceded our present city
Government
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SAFES TO-DAY.

FunN1ruRr.-By N. }. simmons. at 1867 Market
St. nj / O clock, 80 - ,..-,--.
FrRNrri-RE-By \. jonas, at 623 California sI'
At Il O'Clock
PF.t EsrArts-By McAfee, Baldwin Ham
n.0nd IL 8 Post ST.. at - O'Clock.
REAL IsrArE-Iy O. r. Won Rhein & Co., at 3 IS
California ST. at i o'clock
ART sA1E.-By EastOn, Elarldgo & Co., at $50
Pine ST. AZ Z AS P. II
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WEATHER REPORT.
DEPARTMFNT OF AGRTCULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCULTURE, J
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 4. 1897
Forecast for Period Ending AT Midnight
Thursday
For Northern CalifOrnia-Cloudy weather Win
occasional showers. except fair in extreme south
east portion; south to west winds, fresh 10 DrlsA'
nearly stationary temperature
Fur Southern California-Fair weather except
preceded by showers in northwest portioni wes1er'
Is winds: generally warmer
For oregon ana WashlRgJon-Fair weather, e1-
cent light rains in Oregon, Southern and Eastern
Washington; brisk westerly winds: nearly station
sry temperature except cooler at Portland 81
Olympia
For Nevada-Fair. except light rains in northern
portion: brisk westerly winds; stationary tempera-
ture. except warmer in southern portion
For Utah-Fair, except Iigat rain in northern por
tion. cooler followed oy warmer
Local Forecast.
For san Franclsco-Far, but cloudy and foggy
weather: cool westerly winds
JOHN ?. FINLEY, Oficer In charge
THE CALL CALENDAR.
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Ross Whitaker has been made corporal
OF police, vice John Seymour, who has been
promoted to fl the vacancy on the detec-
tive force caused by the decease of James
HanleY.
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s25 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until il
O'Clock P. II. BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street near Kearny. open until12 o'clock midnight;
3sa HAYES street, open until $50 O'Clock; 6OS
Jarkin street. open until 30 O'CLOCK: 25lS Mission
street, open until o'clock p. NJ; and 1l6 Ninth
street open until 80 p. n.
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NOTICE

Any Of our patrons ltho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale 5u trGin-boys
leiI.c confer a 1arOr By notifying this office q
HfJ0ct. naming the date and train.
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While the Chinese are being dealt wit h a
little more stringently by Congress, but not
quite IS stTingently as is desirable, another
Asiatic element has begun to pour into Cali
fornia with a rapidly that threatens to
make this immigration genuine question
before long. The japanese on this coast
number from 5000 to 5000, and they are now
arriving in considerable numbers by every
steamer. A large proportion of the women
are importatons for immoral purposes. The
men here have penchant to call themselves
students, and in ore sense they correspond
with the description. They are anxious TO
learn our language and to pick up acquaint-
ance with American ways and habits Some
of them are veritabe students at the Pale
Alto University, paying for their board by
their labor. But the average japanese stu
dent is a workman in some capacity and
he prefers light duties in the city at nominal
wages, provided he has his board and.can
save trifie for clothes. Upon this immi-
grafton there are 20 restrictions except such
as apply with equal force to other nation
alities The japanese differs from the
ChiOama1 IN rejecting his own national cos
tune and wearing clothes more or less Of
the American pattern. He thus avoids be-
ing regarded as singular The japanese
people are not so swarmiDgly numerous
as the Chinese and the danger of being
swamped by them is not so menaeing, but
their arrival on this coast in constantly aug
meRting numbers would not be regarded
with approval by Americans
Congressman Bowers is prepared with
some extraordinary evidence TO support his
resolutions in favor of terminating the
postal subsidy to the Pacific Mail Company
for IT'S Panama service. Contrary to the
stipulations of the contract the company
has been stopping their steamers at San
Diego as seldom as possible, and the port is
virtually cut off from trade with Central
America. The company does not appear TO
care for business In the southern portion of
the State. and the natural conclusion is that
they are under obligations to the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company not TO Interfere
with the latter's monopoly OF land traffic.
What other inference can be drawn from
the fact that q lady who wished 10 make the
voyage via Panama to New York was re-
fused ticket from San Diego aud was not
allowed to board the steamer at that port
She had to come to San francisco, thus pay
ing useless toll TO the railroad company,
and yet when the steamer reached San
Diego on the voyage south the stoppage
was long enough to allow her to 90 ashore
and visit her friends. The common-sense
OF this arrangement is not obvious. but the
Pacific Mail Company is so hampered by its
arrangements with the railroads that it is
not free agent.
The tln-plate industry promises so we'll in
tie United States that Welsh firm is about
to begin manufacturing in New Jersey, and
will set uD works capable Of turning out
5000 boxes week. This is a certain indca-
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HELP wANrED-coNTINUrD.


ID ESPECTABLE WORKING GIRLS WISHING
LII to marry honorable men. address or call at MRS.
HIS. 1877 Eddy st.; NO charges. my4 80
NICE YOUNG GIRL oPLAY WITH CHILDREN
~ from 8 to s; wages So. l6101a California St.
4 ERMAN GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWoRK.
" 1904 Laguna ST.
GIRL LIGHT HoUSEWoRK; WAGES sl5. 999
" Folsom, upstairs.
TICKET TO THE WORLDS FAIR AND RE-
turn and expenses for two months can be earned
by any person for a few hours light work at home
IN the daytime or evening. Apply TO DR. HALPRU-
MEX, $50 Market ST.; state paper. 2%
w ANTED-LADY-WAITRE 8ll1a KEARNY
W ST.. basement; good wages paid. my4 81
CIRL: LIGHT HOUSEwoRK: UNDER ISLANDS
VI care OF children. 1130 Golden Gate ave.m4 81
GIRLS AT 2Is KEARNY ST.: THE PLACE HAS
" changed hands. FRANK KAISER. my4 3"
w ANTED-A FIRST CLASS TAILORESS ON
~ coats good wages. l25 bangton. my4 81
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWoRK. TIA
" Twentieth ST.. cor. Capp my4
EIRsT-CLAsS CHORUS GIRLS. APPLY THIS
> LADY IRoNERs FOR LAUNDRY. $50 BRY-
= ant st. my3 80
WASTED-GIRL; LIGHT GENERAL HOUSE
w work; lady and child; wages $40 3lS Capp
ST., bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth my3 50
GIRL ON CUSTOM CoATSANDRUN BRANDS;
" paid while arning 966 Folsom ST. my3 3*
OLD IRISH LADY. WHO WORKED FOR
~ Mrs. Jordan In 1888 at 834 Nineteenth ST. Will,
learn something to her interest by applying at Call
Branch once. 10 Market ST. InyI rs
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THE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CALL,
50 Potter building. New York City, IS provided with
fIesof California papers. Visitors welcome. Adj
NeItisiag rates and sample copies furnished.
F. X MISCH. Manager
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FOR SALE AT
New YORK. .BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
Cbfcago News Stand Palmer House
~ ,-rIesns GALLOT 4 JOUBERT.
~" ''''' l15l5 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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sCRoFULA IS more formidable enemy than
either consumption or cancer alone, for serofula
combines the worst possible features OF both. IL
Is cured by Hoods Ssrsaparllla the blood puriher.
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RESOLUTIONS.

I A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF NEW
"a City Hall Commissioners held MAJ 2,1Sg2 the.
following resolutions were passed TO priat: Re-
solved that progress estimate In the sum OF
$5363 20 In favor OF McCann Mckay on contgseE
No. SO pass to print
observation-disclosures Sanderson, Smiley burst
Also, Resolved that a progress estimate In the
sum of $2655 in favor of Mccain & lIcKap ON
contract No. 50 pass to print. :.
AYeS-CommisSiohers Sanderson, Smiley burst
my3 I'd EDWARD 1. WOLFE. Secretary
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MEDICAI,.

THE HYGEIA A. HOTEL AND SANIrARlUM
for nvalids; 40 rooms, with all the appointment
OF hrstclass hotel; SPECIAL attention to narcotic
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PALACE BATHS, enlarged, beauthed. Warm
sea-water tubs and swimming TO Filbert.
"KRITIKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write in ink, on unruled paper, in unds-
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stamps or postal note. 10 "kIiitkO," 6O9 Mer-
chant street, San Francisco.
SCHICRLER's SANITY.-Judge Love yesterday
ordered Fred Schickler. who attempted to Kill
Captain j. f. Burns a few nights ago on Market
StTeet, INTO custody TO await an examination as
10 his sanity by the commissioners.
Headquarters Republican League Clubs
Have been opened at the Palace Hotel in the
maple parlOrs, where all Republicans can meet
with the reception committee prior TO the meet
ing OF the convention on May 8. Tickets for tue
banquet. TO be given on the evening OF May az
the Palace Hotel. can be obtained at the head
quarters. Delegates will also please leave Gre
deutl6lS here.
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GRADE.-It now
appears that the property on Seventeenth
street, between Douglass and Ashbury, are not a
unit IL their desire 10 have the grade changed.
Yesterday a protest against the change WAS flied
with The Supervisors.
Mrs. E. NJ. HinckIey, Teacher Of Cookery,
WIN give demonstrations in cooking every
Thursday at 2 P. NJ, at Saratoga Hall. Admls-
sion 20 cents.
BILL OF FARE.
SOUP.
Cream OF Lettuce.
Fish.
Ia Normandie, AnchOyie Sauce.
DESSERT.
Nariegat ed Cakes.
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Attentinn. Easthnnnh Pnssnnrars.

FAST TIME TO THE EAST. Commencing sun
day. May l, through Pullman frstcass sleeping
viii run daily FROM san Francisco TO Chicago with
out change. via the Rio Grande and GREAT ROCK
ISLAND ROUTE, reducing the time TO CHICAGO
TO THREE DAYS AND 20 HOURS and TO NEW
YORK 10 FOUR DAYS AND % HOURS, running
via Salt lake City. Leadviue, Colorado Springs and
Omaha passing through the Royal Gorge aud all the
magnificent scenery OF the Rocky Mountains. For
sleepingcar reservations apply to any ticket agent
Of the Southern Pacific Company, or to CLINTON
JONES, General Agent ROCK ISLAND ROUTE, 80
Montgomery street.
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

E%s Dividend Notice Oltice Of the
9~1 Pacific Coast Borax Company. San Fran
cisco, April so. 1892 At meeting OF the board of
directors OF the aboye-nRmed company, held this
day, a dividend NO I'D OF one dollar SD pr
share declared, payable TUESDAY, May 10.
1892 at the office OF the company, $50 Montgomery
St, rooms IL and IL. Transfer books Will close
May 3, 1892 at 3 O'Clock NJ.
myl I'd ALTON H. CLOUGH Secretary.
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THE THROAT" BTOoAs Bronchial Trochss" act
directly on the organs of the voice. They have an
extraordinary effect n all disorders OF the Throat
Speakers and SINGERS fud the Troches useful
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BOOKS boueht. Klpg. 15 Fourth street

PALACE BATHS, enlarged. beautihed. Warm
sea-Waler tubs and swimming. 10 Filberf
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"A VERITE CURLING-FLUID KEEPS The
IL hair In waves and curs for days; try Z5c
bottle; bangs cut and cured; hair neatly dressed,
25c; the only place where the egg shampoo is used
lessons given IN hairdTeS sing aud manicure La
Nerite Toilet Bazaar. ll7O Market St room B. ape !.
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MEETING NoTICEs-CoNrINUED

Re- Annual sIeeting-Ths Regular An
Ef~S nual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Commonwealth Consolidated Mining Company will
be held at the ONCE of the company, room 20, 33l
Pine st, San Francisco California, on wEDNES-
DAY the nth day of May, 1892. at the hour of
2 O'Clock p NJ, for the purpose OF eleeting Board
of Directors 10 serve for the ensuing year and the
transaction OF such other business as may come De
fore the meeting. Transfer books Will close ON
SATURDAY, May 7. at IL O'CLOCK NJ.
Il. X. GRAYSON, Secretary.
omce-Room 20. 33l Pine St, san Francisco.
California ap2l I'd
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ALL danger Of drinking impure water Is avoided by
adding 20 drops OF the genuine Angostura Bitters,
manufactured by DR.. Siegert q Sons.
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"A HITEwASHING; MACHINE OR BRUSH
" work; rooms done from 81 upward. 8 Spear
limo
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| ARGE LOT AND GREAT VARIETY OF FINE
II variety OF sateen; guaranteed perfectly fast
color and nearly a yard wide; to be closed out al
10s per yard. Chicago Store, 2l6 Sixthst., bet
Howard and Folsom 2ltf
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HOLDING BEDS-EXAMINE OUR NO. PODS:
Il mlrrOred, with large plate 13X40: walnut OAK
cherry and 18th century; cash price elsewhere $50
our instament price reduced to $40 country orders
promptly attended to. NJ. FRIEDMAN q CO, 22S
and go Stockton Sc. 237 Post. cor. STOCKTON q
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PERSONALS.

NANTED-THE ACQUAINTANCE OF ELDER
w ~ lady OF some means to assist financially IN
some good paying business object matrimony.
Please address G. NJ, box IT, Call Office.
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NOTICE or MTFTIS0,-

IxTRA mmce PIES. swArY's. 2Is suffer stree
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4 STHMA, CATARRH. BRONCHITIS, OFTEN
y sive breath stammering cured. NJ. FRONK
126 Kearny ST. ap2i I'm
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NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-AS
~ my wife, KATIE c. CARRIGER, has left my
Jed aud board without Just cause or proyOeatiOn
ana against my wishes, L hereby the pubItc
that 1 VIII not be responsible for any debts con
tracted by her or for her. w. w. CARRIGER.
SOnoma, Apr q, 1872. ap23 Il
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THE CALL CALENDAR.

MAY 1892.
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GO IN FOR A DOZEN CABINET PHOTO.
tNZ.JU graphs: 1 cOlOred free; irst-class work
guaranteed WILSON'S % Kearnv st aD23 II
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LVRST-CLASS. SUPERIOR COOK, WITH SIX
L years references. desires a situation Apply to
J. r. CIR OSETT a. CO.. 312 Suffer 81.
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The tin-plate industry promises so we'll in
the United States that Welsh firm is about
to begin manufacturing in New Jersey. and
will set ND works capable of turning out
5000 boxes week. This is a certain ind!ca-
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PIANOS. tIULINS AND SHEET MUSIC.
: EST PIANoS-KKOEGER & SONS DEwING
- BROS. KINGSBURY Agents THE J. DEW
IN CO.. sl3 Market St, Flood building. aP3O u
ELEGANT STANDARD MAKE PIANO; CIR
u easian walnut case: perfectly new; cost 1925;
make cash offer. Address Piano box lib, Call
Branch ONCE. ap30
TT WILL BE OF INTEREST TO YOU TO SEE
i the superb Sehaafer Pianos in all fancy woods;
easy payments. At MANUALS MUSIC COMPANY,
769 Market st ap24 I'm