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The morning call., 1892-01-17
..The TAN and shnrt.n

Captain Lees stated last NJ ght that as a
result of the united investigation Of the San
Francisco and Oakland police it had been
ascertained beyond doubt that Sly and
Hedspeth the Eastern train-rObbers. were
the tall and the short men" who commit
ted the most Of the many buIglaries ana
robhpries 10 and about Oakland during the
summer of 1891. The burgIarles Of the
Oakland car-house and Log Cabin Bakery
have been traced directly 10 them.
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FIourished a bulldog"

Owing to the lack Of quorum, the Veter-
ans Home Association did not hold a
meeting yesterday afternoon, and every
thing went over until the next or a special
meeting 1t was. however, decided to give
Jacob ". Harlan a hearing on Sunday at
the hume AZ YOuntyIlle On Christmas day
Harlan became drunk and noisy. and ended
by 1ouIlshing bulldog pistol He is likely
to be expelled from the home.
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Pacific Hebrew Asvlum.

Az the annual election of officers of the
Pacific Hebrew Orphan Asylum and Home
Society Jacob Greenebaum, A. Anspacher,
Judah Newman, MAYER Well, Jacob Stern
and H. L. Simon were elected Trustees. The
officers Of the society elected are as follows:
A. AnsDRcher, President; Aaron Calm,
Vice President; Albert Meyer, Treasurer
Leo Eloesser, Secretary. and NJ. Meyerfeld,
Collector.
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Eo5 Montgomery street, near Clay. open until II
5olocE r st. BRANCH OFFICES: 10 Market
street, near Rearny, open until - O'Clock Iuiaaig ht
SEQ Eag es street, open uHJu $50 o'ciocs; 693
Isrkn street, opel uatll $50 o'cIocs: -5tS Mission
street, o-.u uatI @ O'Clock p. ~; ana 1l6 Ninth
street.. omen until Q 30 D. n
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

~ -
EF DIR. G. II. Rines-SpirituaI Meeting
gs~G at ST. Georges Hal. 909h Market ST. sun
day Developing Circle at P. NJ. Circo and at
form tests by Mrs. G. J. Myers and other mediums
Music by Mrs Il. fonng Admission 10 cents. lie
Y5sS Mrs. j. j.. whitney VIII Give Tests
4~S In Washington Hail. IS Eddy ST., at 2 p NJ ;
REP Mrs. j. j. whitney VIII Give Tests
E~1 this afternoon ut So Eddy St., Washington
Hail, at 2 p NJ. Residence 8 Turk st. sfttnRs
daily. It's
re- Divine Healing Association, I93734
ls~S Market st.-Meets every Monday evening
z 80. All are welcome Its
IP Theosnpiical Society-Frea Public
I~S lectures every Sunday 7:45 r NJ. $40 Post
st. Tonight. "Theosophy, the Need OF the World''
questions invited. lts
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WHERE TO LOOK.

No person obtains the current political
news of California who does not read The
CALL. This journal gives the secret man
envars Of the triclrsfers
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The DAILY MORNING CALI

Sew York .... EEENTANO BROS Union Square
Chicago. ............ Ntsys stand Palmer House
N az. Orleans .GALLJT X IoJ BERT,
7T5I.. { .lgm0n st.
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J.FCUTTEB'sOL BOURBoS.-This celebrated
whisky IS for sale by all frst-eass druggists and
grOceTS. lrademark-star within a shield.
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Now IN HARNESS Charles l. Ravens was
duly installed yesterday as architect OF the
new CIV Hail
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DAILY CALL Uucadug Sundays. SIS per year by
mail pestpaid. 10 cents per week. CT % cents per
cal lender month. through carriers. DAILY CALL,
I'VE copies. three months, IS %. SUNDAY CALL
.stxteau raE 81. 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
ALI. and WEEKLY CALL, s. so per year, post
paJd. WEEKLY CALL eight plgeS), 81 % per year,
postpaid Clubs OK ten lSeut TO one address,, SO.
THE EASTERN OFFICE OF TEIE CALL,
so Potter luiIaInc New York City. is provided with
lies II california papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
Vcit.sl * rates and sample copies furnished.
T. * NI~tH Manager.
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FACT FOR LANDLORDS TO CoNsIDER.-
COfey's Collection Company, 619 Montgomery
street, elects your bad tenants for $40 aud pays
ALI cOSfs.
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A VICIOUS HoRsE.-William Nicholson has
sud Thomas Reid to recover O.oOO damages
Reid's horse, he cl Inns, bit his thumb on
The morning call., 1892-01-17

FUR capes In astrachan, cape seal and cOney,
al half price, In order to close out. The Paragon
Cloak Company, $50 Market street.
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THE MORNING CALL
DETERMINATIONS OFFICn .

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-01-17

FEBRUARY styles Eutterieks patterns Cata-
Iogues mailed free H. A. Drmug. IA Post st, 5. L.
" aG!cted with sore eyes use DIT. Isaac Thomp.
son IS r. Water. druggists sell 10 IL - cents.
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OFFICE-BOY-l4 TO l6: wHOLESALEHOUSE
" Address p, Box 100, CALL Branch once. in
own handwriting stating age. previous employ
Hent and wages expected. les
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Do you want TO buy a nice ulster, with sepa-
rate cape latest style, for 81 40? The Paragon
Cloak Company, 1880 and 1882 Market street
Is tha place
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Books bought. King. 10 Fourth street.

T. H. BLACK, painter, removed to ia Eddy st.
The Palace Salt Water Tue aud Swimming,
7i3 Filbert street, are now open for the season.,
The morning call., 1892-01-17

CALESMEN To SELL BY SAMrLE OUR MONEY
- order System TO N erchants $500 q month In IL
for live statesmen; previous experience nos nece5-
ssry. Address with 2-cent stamp, Merchants Money
order 90. CINCINNATI OHIO. II
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IN MEMORIASI.-ReSOIIt In memoriam
have been passed upon the death OF Mrs Sam
son Tams by the Board OF Managers of the
~ Omanis EVphanpe
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II OF LUNCH FREE ALI. DAY; SOUP WITH
II roast or stew, with wine. beer or cider Sc
MRS. }. I. DALY'S. Gle Merchant st. jaIS IT.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

On LABORERS, 81 Is \ DAY AND BOARD: 10
~ Iaborers, 81 day and board Can sunday at
\. NJ TO y. Pioneer Employment once, Summer
81. bet California and Pine. of MnnEgnuarE ltk
The morning call., 1892-01-17

NEW classes are now being formed In the Cal
iforuia School of Eloculiou and Oratory at 6
Eddy street. Those wishing to enter should an.
ply soon. Ohice-ROOm 49, ST. AIMS Buildings
The morning call., 1892-01-17

4 GENTS WANTED (ElTHER SEX TO SELL.
y the Family Butter Refrigerator; retails for 50
cents; 10 sell; big iuducemeut to active
parties; sample by mall 4O5 Ninth 81. ial6 iy
The morning call., 1892-01-17

CLEVELAND DEMOCRATS. - The Cleveland
Democratic Club OF the Thirty.fourth Assembly
District has been organized with the following
officers: President, Philip Prior; Secretary
James Orr; Treasurer Herman JOost
The morning call., 1892-01-17

CorGHs.-" Brouu's BrsHc5jll Tro~bes" are a sure
remedy for Coughs and Sore Throat % cts a box.
The morning call., 1892-01-17

Y ADIFS-I w LII PAY LADIES 4 SALARY OF
| $40 per week to WORK for me in their l0catIy az
bo,,e Iigbt work: good pay for part time; write.
win STAMP MRS II. b. FARKlNGToN, Box lo-'
"t " o IN jal7 st SaSu
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OF exquisite favor pure and wholesome. Anyos-
tura Buffers is standard table delicacy. sole
Manufacturers. DR.. J. q. B. Slesert 4 Sons.
The morning call., 1892-01-17

HOOPS Sarsaparilla, the most popular and sue
cessfui blood purifier before the public, is pre-
pared only by C. !. Hood & Co, Apothecaries,
l., Wei, Mass, and is sold by an druggists
The morning call., 1892-01-17

WORTH KNOwING.-You can buy a niee-Et.
ting jacket at the Paragon Cloak Store, 1880 Mar.
ket street, for 50 40. Lot OF odd cloaks al less
than half price this month.
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RI How EEd-stEoet Methodist EpiscepaI

HOW Frd-Street Methodist Episcopal
8-Z Church, Howard ST., bet Second and Third
two blocks from the Palace HOtel-ReV. ". Leech
D.. D., paster Sunday services at IL A. NJ. and 1880
P. NJ Sunday school at l2:45 P. NJ Young peoples
meeting al 8 80 T. n. General praise PRAYER and
testimony meeting wednesday at 80 r. ". Pro-
lessor Martin Schultz, musical director. Subject
OF morning sermon: " he Conditions OF Eminent
Spiritual Power" Subject Of evening sermon:
The Baptism OF Fire and Power" followed by
revival services. Strangers and friends cordially
invited to all services. Pastors residence GLIB
Folsom ST. Its
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2f0 PER MONTH; STEADY MAN WANTED
toOO. tn S1O0 cash: pleasant work: short
hours. SHELTON, 1892 Market St jai5 4tE
The morning call., 1892-01-17

4 ENTLEMES TAKE FURNISHED ROOMS. 81
y week; also housekeeping. $40 5iisstoa ST. 8 Il
The morning call., 1892-01-17

j PAINTERS COR. GROVE AND BAKER sTS,
7 A. N. Call Monday.
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SUNDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

y~TS9 IoEn Slater at Irving Hall. l39
LES Post st.-Sunday evening at y. spirit tests ana
messages given. Admission 20 cents. It,
R~IS7 Walter Gallagher Addresses single
Lg~S Tax Society this evening on THE AdVan-
tages Of the Single Tax" All are Invited. It.
F-55s Thomas Paine Cclebr tionat Union-
st~% square Hall, Al Post ST., FRIDAY EVEN
ING. J-uuary 29th. Seats free Tonight "Socill-
ism Natioaal.Sm and Industrial Evolution" lecture
BY :. +. Putnam at A. o. f. Hall, l02 O'Farreil ST.
Sea free It,
So DR.. g.. Robbins, inspirat II al
ae~@ speaker aud test medium, viii hold meet
Ing for manifestations Of spirit power this evening
at Foresters' Hall, 20 EDDY St, at o'clock Ad-
miss ON q cents IT.
The morning call., 1892-01-17

Young GIRL, LIGHT HOUSEWoRK, 1905
/ Howard 81. JaLl ~
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COMPETENT BOUK-KEEPER: MUST COME
\ well recommended. Address age salary ex-
pected. :. Box 1903 CALL branch once jaI6 3tS
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FEMALE HELP WANTNn.

ITTCHERs-YOUSG Man WHO HAS HAD
+ several years experience would .ke a position.
Anniv lS47 Market ST JAZZ g
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@E5@ q, ntral Presbyteri n Tabernacle,
d. cor. Golden Gate and Polk st-Rev. W
+. Smith, paster Preaching IL A. M. by Rev
T. Chalmers EAstOn. ID. pastor Of Calvary Pres
byterian Church. Sabbath-scnool GAS a. NJ, r.
Byron de " itt NJ D.. Superintendent. Lecture by
pastor at 7 30 ?. Subject: Tug OF War Be
tween Capital and Labor" Strangers welcomed.
g.
The morning call., 1892-01-17

l;tANTED-A WOMAN, WITH l Or CELL
" dren to go as hoUseEeeper for middle sge1
man in the country. For particulars apply to AS
I.nne ldl =
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\ I ONCE = FIRsT-CLASs CAKRIAGE-TRI2I-
y mer- Srpadv STTnERA EET, on NTsr-s- - "a
The morning call., 1892-01-17

GITUATfON BY A SINGLE YOUNG MAN; GOOD
- vegetanie gardener; long experience with in
cuGatOr and poultry; is not afraid o; hard work;
good reference. Address !. O., Box 100, CALL
Branch once jal7 rs
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TANTED-DAY NURSE FOR INSTITUTION,
W $50; nurse for infant. $50: cook, ) in family.
for I Iesno $50 50 girls to fill homework places n
citv and country $25 and $50. apply MISS
Pf-uNKETT. 424 Suffer St, mr. Powell. JAZZ ~
The morning call., 1892-01-17

IN LYCEUM HALL.-Rev. II. l.. Detz OF the
German Baptist Church of this city Will deliver
a lecture before the members OF the German
branch y. NJ. G. A. this afternoon ar 3 O'clock
An orchestra Will lead the singing or the meet.
inv. The lecture viii be in the Lyeeum Hail.
232 Suffer street.
The morning call., 1892-01-17

- Annual MeetinG-Tne Regular An
BIZ nuaI meeting OF tie stockholders OF tae
Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Company Will bs held
at the Office Of this company. Room Is. Nevada
Block. soy MONTGOMERY St. San Francisco, Cat, on
WEDNESDAY,. the ZOth day OF January, 1892. az
the hour OF O'Clock P. NJ for the purpose Of elect
Ing Board Of Trustees TO serve for the ensuing
year and the transaction OF suCh other business
may come before the meeting
Transfer BOOKS VIII close on MONDAY the 18th
day OF January, at ) O'CLOCK p NJ.
+. L. PARKER. Secretary.
Ofice-Room IS, Nevada BLOCK, 500 MOntgom cry
St. Francisco. Cal. Jas til
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- Home Mutual In surance Company
G~S San Francisco, January >, l 1872. CUnIorma-
bly, 70 the provisions o. Section OF the bylaws OF
this company, the next annual meeting Of Stock
holders Will be held al its principal ofhce (noTthcast
corner OF California and SanSome streets san Fran
cisco, California;. AT ! O'Clock P NJ, on MONDAY,
January 18th, A d. 500. for the election OF Direc
tors 10 until their successors shall be elected
under the provisions OF said bylaws The polls Will
be open from to 4 o'clock. CHAS. Il. STORY.
1a3 I'd Secretary.
The morning call., 1892-01-17

~ Annual Neeti E--The REGULAR An
a~S uual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Croker Mining Company will be held aU the office
OF the company, Room 26, Nevada Block. 800
Montgomery St. San Francisco. Cal, on MONDAY
the Sth day of January. 1892. at the hour OF
O'Clock n, for the purpose of eleeting Board OF
Directors TO serve Tor the ensuing year and the
transaction OF such other business may come be-
fore the meeting.
Transfev-books will close on Friday, January
10Th, at 5 O'CLOCK Z. NJ
AUG. WATERMAN. Secretary
ofce-RoOm 20, Nevada Block. San Francisco.
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9%P unuaI Mceting-The EeEu ar An
9~S uual meeting OF tae stockholders OF the Pa
iaro Valley Railroad Company will be held at the
once OF the company, $27 Market street. san Fran
cisco, California, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of jan
uary, 1892 at The hour Of II O'Clock A. NJ. for the
purpose Of electt3g Board of Directors to serve
for the ensuing year aud the transaction OF such
other business may come before the meeting
Transfer books VIII close on TUESDAY January
5, Sq2. at ) oclock P. L. III. SHELDON,
ja3 I'd Secretary
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iFANTED-A STRONG WOMAN TO CARE FoR
w small children, in an institution. SO mthtn
and increase: also a German or scandinavian girl
Tor n family Of two. $50: and others, at W -.
EVER AZ co s, 626 clay st. JAZZ u
The morning call., 1892-01-17

- Emmanuel Baptist Church. Bart
- le5t St, bet. Twenty second and Twenty
third-freachfng at IL A. VI. and 80 p. ~ BY Rev
Frank b. CresSey of Springfield ohio Morning
subject " bat Is Christian" evening subject,
Man Experiencing Christ" Sunday-school meets
at 1890 O'Clock. Young Peoples meeting at z
O'Clock r. NJ lts
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Ci.I-KGH NnTICEa-

Ia7FA mlnee PC. swAIN's. p Sutter stree.
The morning call., 1892-01-17

IlTANTED-IN ALAMEDA. GIRLS; FOR
w general housework for upstairs wor< and cars
of children Apply on Monday, January lSth,
bet / aad 8 p NJ, 2525 Pacific ave, san Fran
The morning call., 1892-01-17

DRESSHAKER AND SEAMS rRESS; ZINE FIT
~ ter: sewS - cents a day. II. n, Box 100, CALL
Branch Office. lis
The morning call., 1892-01-17

TSTOTGFTTOR AND CLERK-YOUN9 MARRIED
| man wishes situation; special expSrienee in COT
Ieetions, business correspondence aud once WORK;
No reaSonable offer refused: references Address
n HnN.4Q- CALL Branch Cflice. lal3 "
The morning call., 1892-01-17

Ess First Baptist Church. Eddy St, Bet.
81 Jones and Leayenworth-Rey J. q. A. Henry,
pastor will preach al II a Subject. rhe
Light Burden and the Easy Yoke nd at 80 p NJ
Subject, The lirst ThuZ'D, beautifully Illus
trated with stereOpticOn. Baptism al night Sun
day-schOO at u 30 =. NJ. New branch school, Pa
enc ave. bet PUit st. and Van Negs ave. at 30
L. NJ Bethesda Mission School, Eighth and Folsom
sts ut ; P. NJ. Y. Z. $. OF c. +. at ESQ 2. NJ
Picture preaching every night except Saturday.
Sermon and Song richly illustrated. These services
are open 20 the public. AlLaTe welcome II
The morning call., 1892-01-17

AIEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE TROUBLED
4,A with dyspepsia wanted 20 eat Calrqanns 4 sure
cure LOT an stomach troubles; l1al6 box for 81;
LOT LOT 90 ASK druggist or grocer. Depot Manhattan
Food Co. 623 howard St no29 Nm
The morning call., 1892-01-17

Tp7S5s Greek r. Russian SlaVonian OrthO-
~ doI Eastern CHur IA and Benevolent Society.
The annual meeting OF the abOy2-named society
Will be held TUESDAY, January 10, 1892. at
P. M, at the 5. NJ. L and b. Hail, 10 California
street. Election OF officers and directors tor the
present year VIII take place: also other very i'm
pOrtaut business Fines for nOn-attenGance will be
strictly eni orced. by order
l.. c. JANCUVICH, President.
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i ELIABLE YOUNG WOMAN, WIDOW WITH
II out IHeumbrance. would take charge OF small
Iodgfng-house, any position OF trust, or would do
light chamber-work. Address f., Box 12O. CALL
Branch once. lal7 3tS
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NOTICK OF MEETINGS.

re The OfiGers and Membsrs ofA .
~ Unity Encampment No. %, l. o. o. +, X
are invited TO attend the funeral OF OEr lateP
Patriarch, JOHN MCkEW at IL O'Clock a. NJ. sun
DAY. from 12l Eddy ST. NJ. T. FORBES, G. p.
f. w AR1sTRoNe, Scribe lt
EIP Officers and Members or .,>N4sg.z,,.
G~D AOou Ben Adhem LOdge. No -S3z%egSsS@-
ll2. /. o. O. F.-YOu are hereby notified -S@$SeSS@
TO assemble in Covenant Hall. cor. Sew (#fhNN
eRth aud Market sts., THIS DAY az 10 a. NJ sharp,
To attend the funeral OF our deceased Brother,
JOHN McKkW. by order j. K. CAHILL, N. g.
G. j. SPEAR. r. 5. It
Fey Valley Lodge, No. 80, A. o. 4. ,1Ntc.
E7~S W.-Oficers and mem ber3: You are sl5sltS<;
hereby notified that the funeral OF Brother u ~
C. X. KYLE viii take place THIS DAY ICY
SUNDAY at 80 p. NJ. from Laurel Hail. SO
O'Farre st. A full attendance is requested
A O. LYLE, Rec. lit Z. F. JOY, NJ w.
~ Memorial Services of the An MD
GS~S Client Order of United Workmen wiliIFesS
be held IN Metropolitan Temple Fifth st, 4 -
TOMORROW EVENING at 3 o'clOcs sharp. NS5HN'
All members Of ths \. .. C. W, their families and
friends. are invited. There VIII he no admission
fee. An appropriate programme has been prepared
by the Committee OF Arrangements. JAZZ Ut
~ Members ofCuurt = me, a. q. W.
IS~S T. OF A, No. 1854. OF a. You are re
specfuy requested to attend the funeral OF
our late brother, JOHN c. DOYLE of205 e.
semb!e your hall. - C'Farreu ST.. Shells Build
ing al Il 80 O'Clock 2. 81. sharp By order
HENRY RYAN, C. r.
r4I
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&ZP Bad Tenants Elected for 81. Cnllee-
S~N tons made, city or country. PACING Collection
Company, $50 California St. Room y Ge22
The morning call., 1892-01-17

RS57 The Annual Me ting of the Home
I~S Beneht Life Association will be held at ths
Oice OF the association, l0l SanSpme St, san Fran
cisco, Cal. on TUESDAY. January 10. 1892. 1t
O'Clock P N. Tial 20tl }. q. CADdAN.
TT5S The Annual Meeting Of the stock
Es~S holders 0f the Sierra Lumber Company will
be held TUES DAY. January g. 1892, at 5 80 P. NJ,
at office $50 Sansome St. Room 3.
GEO. II. KELLOGG, Secretary.
San Francisco. Jan uarY 1892. ia l5t
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10y Annual Meeting Thu Regular
se~S annual meeting OF the stockholders of the
Preside and Ferries Railroad Company will be
held at the office OF the company IN Union St,
corner Sharp's place, San Francisco, Cal. on FRI
DAY, the Jweuty-SecOud (22dl day OF January.
1892. at the hour OF O'Clock n, for tho purpOS
OF eieCting seven Directors to serve during the
suing year and The transaction OF such other husi
ness as may properly come before the meeting.
Transfer books Will close on Tuesday, January
18th, at ? O'clock P. NJ.
JOHN Il. LEIGHTON, Secretary.
Omce-1lll Union ST., corner Sharp's place, san
Francisco. Cat de2S I'd
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slFUAalONs-.lAAE.

OY 10 YEARS OF AGE. LOOKING FORA SIT.
uation IN the grocery business. Inquire In mu-
sic store. 81 Mission 81. ial7 BIS
The morning call., 1892-01-17

T0UNG MAN, AGED Is. HAVING LOST MS
l pareuts wishes situation at some trade where he
car make use Of carpenters tools, having years
erneTience; city or country Address j. C. H., 1913
:. p, p - 1al3 5tF
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4 MLRICAN LADY WOULD LIKE \ POSITION
y rs working houSekeeptr in small piaiB-liying
family; wido"eT's preferred. Apply or address
5O5 Branuau St, Room 8 Ii
The morning call., 1892-01-17

CCOTCH WOMAN WISHES EMPLOYMENT BY
- the day cleaning cooking or laundTy-work Al
dress MRS. HARPER. 10 freedom ST., oil Fourth. i
The morning call., 1892-01-17

C,IFUATION WANTED Ky MiUDLE-AGED
- woman a nurse. take Of lady under con-
fnemeut and baby and do general HGGSewcrk IL
necessary Address MRS UANBERG, $685. How
nd al
The morning call., 1892-01-17

> YOUNG GIRLS WISH PLACE Do HUUS
= work mind baby German family preferred.
33I LanRtOn ST. lal5 3t%
~ EKMAN LADY WISHES SITUATION IN
u small family good COOK. All Fourth st jal5 Sc
The morning call., 1892-01-17

NCUNG MAN, Is YEARS OLD. WOULD LIKE A
i situation in wholesale retail store where he
can make himself generally useful Ia packing and
porter work; has had years experience Please
address b H. 1911 Leaven worth So. It's
The morning call., 1892-01-17

9S57 Howard FRESH terrain Church, Mis-
III sion ST.. near Ihtrd-The Rev. }. b Warren
viii preach at II a. ". and at Z 30 P II. sunday
school at 3 30 A. and 1880 P NJ. Young PeO-
pies Society Of Chr15tAn Endeavor at B:l5 p. A.
o'c!ock. All are kindly invited to these services
,ay, vial IL -rtftf
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siTCATIONs- FEMALE.

y ERMAN WOMAN WOULD LIKE TO HAVE
" places for washing and hOuse-Cleaning; 81 per
adTroes EQ SsinIny ALT
The morning call., 1892-01-17

SITUATIoN AS TRAVELLING COMPANION OR
- lady's maid by young lady Who speaks Several
languages: best OF references. Address E. r., CALI
Eranch Nflce. Us MIMI 81. lal6 4tE
The morning call., 1892-01-17

YOUNG LADY WISHES POSITION TO Do
l light Office work or do copying, Address l. l.,
Box 100. CALL Branch once. Idl6 3t*
The morning call., 1892-01-17

IL Annual Meeting lie ReGuIa, An
10 nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Head Confer Consolidated Mining Company VIII
be held at the once OF the company, 10. 80
Pine ST.. Rooms > and i, San Francisco Gail
fornia, THURSDAY, the 28th day OF Janu-
Any, 49,. AT the hour of l O'Clock p. VI, for
the purpose or ciectIng Board Of Directors 10
for the ensuing year. and the transaction OF
such other business may come before the meet
ing, Tfausle books will close on MONDAY, JanU-
AIRY 20, 1892, at 8 O'Clock P NJ.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-09-01

employers and the autocratic demands
of employees. They have demonstrated
repeatedly to managers of corpora
tions that there is line OF wage-slav.
cry beyond which they cannot go. AT
the same time innumerable failures
have taught striking employees that
there are demands which cannot be en-
forced no matter how strongly they are
urged by strikes, boycotts and the in
timidation OF nOn-union men. Organ
lied labor has library full of expert
ence acquired in striking for more
than the labor market would yield it,.
Corporate monopolies have lost mil
lions in acquiring the knowledge of
just how far they can 60 in reducing
wages or imposing restrictive condi-
tions.
While strikes have perhaps failed
as strikes it can not be assumed that
they have failed as lessons. No sta
tistics can be obtained nor can any es-
innate be made as to the number of
strikes which have been prevented by
the spectacle of strike failures. Dis
satisfied employees will learn from
Homestead and Buffalo to be moder-
ate in their demands and prudent in
the methods employed to enforce
them. Employers will likewise learn
wisdom from these same examples.
The world in general learns that an
honorable, fair and effective method
of settling labor difficulties must be
fOund