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The morning call., 1892-03-27
PROTECTED INDUSTRIES.
The Woodland Democrat says:

lie w O0ulanu Den1ocfUt says.
Accord ng to the United States census reports,
tie average annual earnings OF irOnwofkers is
1925. or S21 less than the unprotected hod-
carrier earns. Indeed, the wages paid In all the
unprotected industries are more than In the pro
tected Industries. For Instance, the brickmaker
Is protected but the brcklayer Is not, but the
average yearly earnings Of the latter Is over
5000 more than the earnings of he former.
THE CALL has often urged upon its free
trade friends the consideration of the fact
that there are no unprotected industries in
this country. There is work which has to
be done on the ground and other work that
can be done abroad and brought in mo re
or less finished state into the country The
protective system places duties on the prod
ucts Of foreign labor, but for obvious rea-
sons does not include among directly pro-
tected industries branches that must of
necessity be done at home. No man would
send his horse to Europe to be shod if the
European blacksmith would do the work
at hall price. But by giving our laboring
force work in factories which they could not
obtain at the current rates of wages without
duties on such finished goods as may be
brought into this country, the blacksmith,
the brieklayer and the hodcarrer are indi-
rectly protected Ii the brickmakers and
ronWorkers did not have work they would
crowd into the rank Of bricklayers and
blacksmiths. But with branches of indus
try that are exposed to foreign competition
protected the wages in branches that cannot
be directly protected are maintained on the
same general standard. The fact which
our Woodland contemporary mentious
shows that the so-cailed unprotected laborer
has nothing to complain of. The unpro-
tected brickiayer earns more money in a
year than the protected brickmaker, but the
rate Of wages is determined by other consid-
erations than the tariff. One kind OF work
requires more skin than another: one
branch of industry is better organized than
another, and one is more dangerous to life
and limb than another. We are pleased to
note. however, that our Woodland friend
admits that in the departments of labor
which he calls unprotected the laborer fares
as well as in the directly protected branches.
The morning call., 1892-03-27
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Ex-senator IDgalls, il is said, will make
fight in Kansas for Congressman at large
this fall.
Charles A. Dana regards Theodore Child
as the most interesting and versatile man he
met while in Europe.
Mrs. Harrison is becoming quite skillfnl
as water-colOr artist, and the White House
is already adorned by some of her work.
w. c. Crawford, the only survivor of the
band OF Texans who signed the Texas
Declaration of Independence on the Brazos
River in 1886. is destitute.
President Harrison's welI-known deyo-
ton TO the babies of the White House has a
parallel in Mr.. Gladstone's interest In his
lO-year-oid granddaughter.
Rudyard kipling and his wife have taken
fancy to BrattleborO. VT. and will return
there next year. Ii is limited that they NAV
even make their home in that beautiful
mountain-girt town.
Bartlett Arkell. brother OF w. ]. Arkell
OF Puck, is the new editor-in-chief of Frank
Leslie's Illustrated. He Is I ale graduate
and partner In a Broadway firm engaged
in the importation Of oriental rugs and car
pets.
After the Prince and Princess of Wales
have resided for some time on the Riviera
they will proceed to Gmunden on a visit to
the Duke and Duchess OF Cumberland and
thence to Copenhagen, where they are ex-
peeled to arrive about May q.
Queen Margaret OF Italy, though some
what inclined toward embonpoint. is naxar-
theless beautiful woman even yet It is
said that on the day OF her marriage In 1863
when receiving the foreign ambassadors
and ministers, she spoke to each OF them In
his own language She is highly educated
and has special taste for literature. In
public she always shows perfect tact and
taste. and she is very popular and respected
by all her subjects.
The morning call., 1892-03-27
THE POsToFFICE SITE.

A newspaper contemporary publishes the
following remarks in reference to the pro-
posed Pos ioffice site:
The premature John 7. Irish has been dIs
placed in the boring operations on the Seventh
ana Mission streets site by an order from Wash
ingion 10 have the work done under competent
supervision. With the treasury agents IN charge
OF the work and Professor Davidson and Colonel
Mendell on hand 10 supervise the results. there
viii he little fear Of having tie returns made for
The purpose OF helping out the jobbers The
Government and ibe public will find out what is
the actual soil underlying the point where the
boring Is done. BUTT viii take a good deal OF
boring 10 show That a 100000 lot is worth
S1.040,000.
OF course IL there was no profit to be de-
rived from the sale Of the Seventh and Mis-
sion streets lot TO the Government, we should
not have witnessed such extraordinary eff
forts as have been made In that behalf
The public do not understand why Mr..
Irish was placed upon the commission by
President Cleveland.
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referred to. There would be no trouble, how
ever. in the Government ownership OF the
beds In fact THE CALL believes that this
will be the ultimate solution of railroad
controversies in the United States. Rail-
roads could be managed precisely as are the
canals which are owned by the different
States. The canals are owned by the States,
but the boats are owned and run by conn.,
panies and by individuals. This arrange
ment works well, and with railroads Why
not adopt similar plan? Let the States or
the General Government own at least the
great lines of communication. Then indf-
viduals or companies could run trains, pay
ing certain fixed tolls. precisely rs is the
case on canals. The CALL anticipates
seeing this done. Why should not the Gov
eminent take the Central and Union Pacific
and use them in the way suggested? Two
great trunk lines might be built from San
Francisco Co New York TO begin with.
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A CHANCE FOE HUNTINGroN.

Mr.. c. p. Huntington Is reported as say
ing: Il would like to have the Government
take the railroads at a fair valuation and
own and operate them, but don't think it
would be well for the Government or the
people. Ii Is hard to tell whether Govern
ment ownership of railroads would be a
benefit or an injury to the people. test
might be made In small way if the Central
Pacifc Company and Union Pacific Com
paDy should turn over the roads they operate
TO the Government. The test would not
cost the Government large sum Of money,
as the debt due by the companies is close
up TO the value Of the two roads. 1t is true.
or at least it is believed to be true, that
Huntington, Stanford, Hopkins and Croker
have made some $50, 100000 each out of the
Central Pacific Railroad. In any arrange.
ment that might be made to exchange the
roads for the debt il might be difficult TO
determine where this S80000,o0O would
rightfuiiy belong. 1t is an accepted prin
ciple OF law that profits forced out of prop
erty by methods which OF necessity ipjure
It's value cannot be held against valid
claim upon the original value of the prop
eriy. ln other words, If men la charge Of
an lncumDered property let it go to rack
ana ruin, drawing profits meanwhile from
tbe misuse, they may be held TO an account
ing Ia foreclosure proceedings. The Central
racine has always been an incumbered
property. Huntington. Stanford and COM
pany were owners, subject TO mortgages.
Their combined Investment In the road was
small But taking advantage of the fact
that tie mortgage had a long time to run.
they managed the road to their own great
pecuniary benefit 1t lisa question now if the
road is worth dollar after its mortgages
are paid. The earnings that might have
made it valuable, or that might have been
devoted to part payment of its vast debt,
have been absorbed by the four owners of
the road.
The morning call., 1892-03-27
PARALLEL LINES.

The telegraph informs Us that several
Southern Pacific Railroad officials are at
FL PaSo, for the purpose Of holding con-
ference with MIR. Gould in respect TO agree
ments which il is said were catered into by
which the Southern Pacific lines should not
be paralleled by Gould. California is not
likely TO be held under bondage much longer
to a single interest. Our communication
with the interior of the state and with the
outside world by water is to be our main
dependence. We also have faith that our
valleys will have opposition railroads ere
long, for they will be required. Even cleo
tic railroads may very soon help US to some
aNfpnf
The morning call., 1892-03-27
FREE COINAGE or SILVER.

One OF our newspaper contemporaries
which advocated the free coinage of silver
a short time since now comes TO the con-
clusion that Republicans are divided upon
this question. No person In this city can
explain why California should favor pro-
Ject which would injure the whole country,
and probably without benediiug to much
The morning call., 1892-03-27

extent the owners of silver mines them
selves. California in the event of depre-
ciated currency would as far as possible
hold on to gold. but it is not seen how we
could transact ordinary business without
silver for change. Larg, transactions would
take place in gold, but marketing and wages
would have 10 b. paid in silver. Our
finances are now in a good condition and il
is best to keep them there.
The morning call., 1892-03-27
srRsCRIPTIoN RITES

DAIRY CALL QncludiHg sundays. ST per year by
nail postpaid: l5 cents per week. or s. cents per
offender month. through carriers. DAILY CALL,
ave copies. three months, IS 25. SUNDAY CALL
(s.xteeD pages), 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and WEEKLY CALL, 50 so per year. post
raid. WEEKLY CALL teig II pageSl, 81 p per year,
postpaid. Clubs of ten Cscnt TO addressl, $40.
The morning call., 1892-03-27
Experts on snowshoes.

snowshoe competition for ladies was
lately held by the Chrstiania Shows shoe
Club. The interesting event took place on a
hiil which not many years ago was consid-
cred very difficult one for men. but the
fair snowshoe-runners did wonderfully we'll
They not only compassed the descent with
out slaves or poles, but even insisted upon
hop being added. The request was COM
piled with and they had not, as it turned
out. overvaiued their powers in this respect.
Tor the hop was cleared in the best style'
Ihree prizes were awarded, aud a dance
brought the day to close.
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THE GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP or
RAILROADS.

Much has been said In relation to the
ownership OF railroads by the General Gov
eminent In Germany and In Belgium
their ownership by the Government has
worked admirably, but it Is doubtful If the
Government should own and run the rolling
stock as Is tile case in the two Governments
The morning call., 1892-03-27
WEATHER. REPORT.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, }
WEATHER BUREAU.
Ga>c EraN..sE-t-n March 70 S92.

WEATHER BUREAU.
san FRANCISCO. March 70. 1897
Forecast or Period Ending u Gidni.h int
sunday
Tor Northern Caifornia-Rai stationary tenn
perature on the coast ceoier TN che Interior south
civ winds. clear ne: warmer Monday.
FOR Southern CalIforu ia-tair, followed by rain :;
cooler prevailing; west winds
For Washington and Orezon-Ratn: sonth TO west
winds; probably clearing z; warmer Monday.
For Nevaaa-RaiI; cooler.
.- For Utah-Falr. followed by rain: warmer sun
day: cooler Monday.
Fer san Francisco Occasional rains: slight tenn
perzture changes
ROBERT r KEaSAM. Chief OF Division.
The morning call., 1892-03-27
Spare the Trees.

The action of the Board of Supervisors
directing the removal of the eucalyptus
trees on Pierce street. near Haight has in
duced DIR. j. NJ. Williams to write to the
board requesting "A reconsideration of this
determination on the ground that the trees
are not only an ornament 10 that portion of
lhe city, hut are beneficial from sanitary
point of view.
The morning call., 1892-03-27

s25 Montgomery street. near Clay. open until IL
O'Clock p. n. BRANCH OFFICES: 7l0 Market
street Kearny, open until IL O'Clock idn ight
33S Hayes street. open ~uasH $50 o'c.ock. sos
Iarkin street. epen uatiI 80 O'CLOCK: 25 Mission
street, open until O'Clock r. NJ; and lie Ninth
street opea until 80 p. ".
The morning call., 1892-03-27
THE DAILY M0RNTNG GAIL

FOX SALE a
New Yof... ERENTANO BROS. 5 Union Square
Chicago .,......< News Stand Palmer House
n eE. orleans .....G ALLUT & IOUDERT
ISL, Common ST
The morning call., 1892-03-27

"kRITfKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write In Ink. on unruled paper, In an undis-
guised hand. State sex. Send win so cents
stamps or postal note, TO Kritiko" COS NE r.
chant street, San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-03-27

J-F.CUTTEg'soLD BouRBoN.-This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all hrsI-class druggists and
RrocefS 1rademark-star within a shield
The morning call., 1892-03-27
THE rasrrIsN OFFICE OF THE GAIL


g Potter building New OK CIV is provided with
flrsof Caflfornia papers. Visitors welcome. Ad-
Xtitsiug rates and sample copies furnished.
r X MISCH. Manager
The morning call., 1892-03-27

NO SAFER REMEDY can be had for Coughs and
.oiuS or any trouble OF the Throat, than Bro,cn's
bronchial Iroches." Price 25c Sold ooy,, n, 49,
The morning call., 1892-03-27

-, Inc American three-masted schooner
Wyer G. Sargent. which was abandoned OF
Hatteras March 81, 1891, has drifted more
than 1900 miles since that date and has he
come famous among North Atlantic dere-
lects NN''-
The morning call., 1892-03-27

WE recommend the use OF Angostnra Bitters 20 our
VINO suher with dyspepsia but only the genu-
Inc. manufactured by Dr. Siegert a sons
The morning call., 1892-03-27

HooD's Sarsaparilia the most popular ana snc .
cessfui blood purifier before the public, is pro.
pared only by @. l. Hood d Co., Apothecsries
Lowell, Mass, and Is sold by all druggists
The morning call., 1892-03-27
THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE :

Has larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-03-27

PREMATURE badness may be prevented and tho
naIr maze TO grow On heads already bald, by the
use OF haii's vegetable Siciiian Hair Remover
The morning call., 1892-03-27

MAGEE Ranges and Warm air Furnaces. Tay.
ior Goodrich. "a New Montgomery street
The morning call., 1892-03-27

.. CooNEY OF 141 Fourth street paints, whit IN q
and papers houses. Satisfaction guaranteed. .
The morning call., 1892-03-27

PALACE BATHS, enlarged, beautiGed. Warn
sea water tubs and swimming 7I5 FiIbert.
The morning call., 1892-03-27

famicted With sore eyes DR.. Isaac Thomu
son 5 h1se water Druggists sell 1t at 25 cents.
The morning call., 1892-03-27

SPRING STYLES Butterick's patterns Gaia
iognes mailed free H. A. Deming. l2s Po.tst s =
The morning call., 1892-03-27

ExaHA mince pics SWANS. 2l3 sutt.r .,....
The morning call., 1892-03-27

lG DEAL IN SHOES - LADIES SUBSTAN-
- tiai 81 80 kid shoes, made for long wear and
neatioCking; opera OF c. $. plain toe. our prIea
.! %: no such value offered in town all widths
AT 81 we sell latest STYLE tipped ST. Louis toe such
special bargain. Try SMITHS 416, ais Front
So taAe elevator. rnF27 81
The morning call., 1892-03-27

A FLOWER. 10 FLOWERS 100 FLOWERS 1000
: MOWERS l.OOO,e09 flowers: more flowers pret-
t4er MOVERS newer flowers cheaper art fetal flowers
than anywhere else. BEE HIVE MILLINERY "a
Sixth st. ,nr17 ,.
The morning call., 1892-03-27
Books bought. King. Is Fourth street.

Ell. BLACK, painter. removed to ia Eddy 81, !.
The morning call., 1892-03-27

DEMNANT SALE-wEALwAYS MARK THEM
IL doWn15 to so per cent, aud make big discounts
TO big buyers: remnants generally plenty with US;
RlnghamS prints, calcoes, satteeus tennis haunels
bedfords, cashmere, figured and plain dress goods
oomestics. linens, and many other goods; come
soon; save dollar two. or ten, when you can
by drawing your supplies from SMITHS ca3h store.
AS. 4lS Front ST. mr27 81
The morning call., 1892-03-27

A CQUIRE PRACTICAL SPANISHINh MONTHS
"a from native professor: city merchants now
speaking fuently Personally testify ISIS Mkt y
The morning call., 1892-03-27

EEEERY BODY, NO MATTER HOW WELL
IL hxed now, would like to be assured of au in
come-bearin2 home for the future; write US and we
wiz tell you reliably how you can secure one in
beautiful California;: besides that you will have
ah annual solid income from the date of your in
Nestment; thousands all the United States
want Just such an investment In California but
tney can't come just row, Full particulars OF GEO
The morning call., 1892-03-27
PERSONALS.

"A ORKINGMAN $50 WOULD LIKE 70 FORM
~ acquaintance OF woman about 30. for sake of
company aid perhaps matrimony. Address L j.
s., box "a. this ONCE. nr27 Its
The morning call., 1892-03-27

I ADY FROM THE EAST WOULD LIKE To
IL meet party who would help her financially to
start in business; no trihers. Call address MRS
/ LEIGHTON. 5OZ Post
The morning call., 1892-03-27

/ AIDES WHO HAVE TO EARN THEIR Nv
- ing can make it easier by selling cur Hygeia
electromagnetic corsets than anything else For
terms apply to Western Corset Company. St Louis,
Mo fs1I an ! ar
The morning call., 1892-03-27

~ ENTLEMEN'S MENDING NEATLY Am
W cheapy done at 1873 Fifth at. mr27 II
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- dividend Notiee-Divit.e No. s3,
81 Unity cents per share) of the Oceanic Steam
ship Company will be payable at the Office OF the
company. 337 Market ST.. and after Friday.
April /. 1892. Transfer books will close Friday,
March IS, 1892. at O'Clock p VI.
mrl6 lit f. II. SHELDON. Secretary
The morning call., 1892-03-27

OPERATORS W A n T f - EXPERIENCED
~ hands TO make shirts on Singer sewing machine;
alSo united number OF young girls iHexperien csd
VIII be taken for instruction. Apply at Standard
Shirt Factory, Cough. oct Hayes and Grove 2Utf Su
The morning call., 1892-03-27

TTENTION, LADIES-"EMMA" BUST-Ds
~ veloper will enlarge your bust 5 inches; guar
anteed sealed instructions &c or 34-page illus
trated catalogue &c, by mall Emma Toilet Bazar
boSton, Mass. lei Su 3m
The morning call., 1892-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

oEGSAAL
I" Coffey's Collection Company. CO
liable. Laborers' claims Insolvency and probate.
Correspondents In every city In the United States
Canada and Australia. lal2 cod II
q" Monthly Irregularities Resto ed bv
80 electric treatment; safe and painless: lady in
attendance. DR.. NJ SrRAsSMAN, si6 Post St II
~ Bad Tenants Elected for 81. Colisc-
Sons made. city or country. Paciae Collection
Company. ozs California St. Room & de22tf
/" Mrs. schcitz, Arrived From New
plants: private home In coufnemeats 242O How
ard ST., bet twentieth and Twenty-hrst. mrl6 smo
B Ladies', Use Sure Preventive Be-
after; 81 NINE THoRLEAU. 50 Park ave-. opp
City Hail. mrl5 San
|" Books bought and sold. King Bros.
~ Fourth ST.. near Market. mr27 Il
~ Notice to Properte-Owners-A Rig
cent of from the card rates Of the Sewer % rps
Associations: also contractor for briekwork. con
iags; having my own screws and tlmb l can do
this work cheap: boilers set and fine WORK a spe-
labor organization; estimates SratusousD jos
SMITH, 283S Mission. bet 25th and 26tn. mrl3 3m
" Attention-French Female Pills Sur-
80 pass anything OF the kind as a female remedy
always relied upon for monthly Irregularities OBJ
structions constipation, etc; ladies who are en-
ciente should not use them to guard against mis-
carriage; price So Address MRS M DAVIES
1886 Market ST.. Murphy building. room SO. nr6 Il
H j. M. sharkcy, \, d., Pioneer Physi-
80 clan and surgeon; 5l4 Kearay ST.; once
hours, IL too mrs I'm
Il; IA awards, Notary ubiic-
ness can be transacted after business hours at my
residence z2o1 Geary ST., San Francisco. Cal 20 Il
.s el e vs.
ever causal: patients who have been imposed upon
s Vi sss,a sy ns m
ment; advice FREQ Dk.S MRS. HAVEN. 225 Post 81
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DNlCE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
- speeiaity marriages annuiled QUICK, quss;
suits commenced in any county: COLLECTIONS cIaIus
damages, liens, attachments. ETC., enforced: Legal
documents prepared; suits or every description Do
fenoed or prosecuted vigorously; terms reason bls.
no charge unless successful: criminal aud civil
lawyers practtcing ia all the courts established ID
years; references, banks and business houses q
W HOWE CO, attorneys aud counseiorsar-Iay
800 Market St. corner Stockton. se21t IF
The morning call., 1892-03-27

NJ HENRY BoULE BEGS TO INFORM THE
- pubic that he has become the owner OF the
Eclipse restaurant situated TAYLOR St aud soejts
It's patronage; that restaurant will be conducted in
french ways; meals at 25c and a "a carte: open for
business March 24th: open till A. ~ mr22 IT'S
The morning call., 1892-03-27

"A ANT ED-AGENTS (EITHER SEX). TO SELL
W useful houseeOd articles, can be sold in every
house; business light and very profitable Factory
4O5 Ninth st. mrl3 II
The morning call., 1892-03-27

Young WOMAN WOULD LIKE LEARN MIL
hnery trade in short time: would pay for serv
ices. ST Howard st ,nr15 as
The morning call., 1892-03-27

- keorg anized Church of Jesus Christ
- OF Latter-dsy saints SSchem Hall $40 Post
st-Preaching az IL O'Clock by Elder William
Potter. Sunday-Schoo IL 30. Prayer meeting at
= Preaching et Z 80 by Elder a Haws: subject
Ten Commandments" it-
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NOTICE. hsEnIINt.a.
EHP Fidelity Lodge No. egg Srs-ss,.
~ l. q. %. F.-Ofhcers and mem s5Syss$$SSssfT--
bers, take notice that there will be 1<ssr4xA<
election OF Representatives to the Grand SzFS<SS'
Lodge hONDA1 EVENING, March 2S. BY order Of
Z. A HtRMASS, RS, Il
ts~S Clans-Tbe Twenty sixth Annual a ~ VI
Gathering and Games of the CaIedonian NhYTS
Club OF San Francisco wilt be held at S%
Shell Mound Park SATURDAY. May 2S. 1897
THOMAS WILSON, Secretary. mr2o Su ct
Ess There will BE a Regular Meeting
H. OF san Francisco typographical Union o.
81 TO-DAY sunday March 81 in Laurel hall
Shieis building, 81 OFsrrell St, at 2 NJ All
members OF the union requested to be present
meeting. l.. L. COMPTON PresIdant
}. j. McDAIp. Secretary. II
HS CoIored Repub.ican.-rhrre VIII
1~C be grand meetin, under the auspices OF
tho Airo-Republican League, at Germania Hail. cor
Bush and Powell SITS. 1o-MoRRow EVENING.
All Republicans good ana true Invited Promi-
nent speakers Will address the meeting.
IT. d. MORTON, President.
TP Plasterers' Meeting Members of
S~D Golden Gate Lodge No. are hereby notified
To attend our next regular meeting MONDAY
EVENING, March 20, to elect officers for the ensu-
ing term. Gmr21 ri HARRY ). SPRING, Sec.
- tockhoIders' Meeting Notice ri.
stoeEhoider of the North Pacific Coast Railroad
Company will he held at the office OF the company
II Sansome street. san Francisco. on WEDN ES-
DAY, the sixth day OF April 1892. commencing at
Board OF Directors to serve for the current year
and tranSacttng such other business may pro-
periy come before the meeting. by order OF the
Board o. n.reetor.. ~ I'd p. b LArHAM: Sec:
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A TTENTI0N-BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR
II $40 and ali costs paid: collections city or conn
try. CoFFEY'S COLLECTION CO. 6O7 Monfgom-
cry ST. ias = ~,
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HELP wANrKp-coNTrNyxD.

4 GOD CARkIAGE-PAINTER WASTE0
" Pacific ST. mr1s Z,