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THE MESSAGE ON CHILE.

The color of the news from Chile varies
from day to day; rumors Of war are gener-
ally followed after a day or two by as5ur-
anCes Of a pacific settlement Of the affair.
One day we are told that the Navy Depart
WeIt IS preparing a feet for hostile action,
and the DeXt day the Chilean Miuister dimes
with Mr.. Blaine. A few facts, however,
loom out clear from the embroglio.
The BaImacedans who had taken refuge in
tie American Minister'S house have been
safely conducted On board ship. Senior
Malta has withdrawn the note which Pres
iaent Harrison properly designated as
offensive" But. on the other hand. the
testimony taken at the investigation on
Mare Island puts even worse face on the
matter than it had taken from the letters of
newspaper correspondents, and makes the
verdict Of the Valparaiso court a mere
mCekery Of justice.
Within a day or two-perhaps tomorrow
President Harrison will send his message
20 Congress, covering the evidence in the
case Washington correspondents abound
IN conjectures as to its tenor. But il is
quite easy to see what the President must
say. lis message viii b. a temperate doe
uuent, because he is a conservative man.
and one who can make allowances for the
trying circumstances in which the Junta is
placed with Government trembling for sx-
is;ence and an ignorant mob howl
ing at its heels. But he must show
that men wearing the United States uni
form were assaulted, some OF them severely
wounded, aud some Of them murdered, not
only by henderson, the mob, but also by
mem hers of the Y Valparaiso police, not be-
cause they were drunk or dis0rderly, but
simply because they were Americans and
wearers OF the United States uniform. That
clear, broad tact has been indsputably
established by evidence which there is no
reason 10 doubt. And the President will 20
on 10 state that thu authorities at Valpa-
raise, having Instituted an inquiry into the
affair, pronounce il a street brawl, for
which they advise the Indictment OF three
Chleans and one American on charges in
y0lying a punishment Of three TO five years /;
that tie Chilean District Attorney sums up
tie evidence with the remark that the affair
is IAN unfortunate incident" The Presi-
dent will probably add that the evidence
taken at Valparaiso conflicts with the evil
dence taken at Mare Island in regard to the
conduct Of the police the former going TO
show that the conduct of the police was ad-
mirable, whi!e the surgeons at Mare Island
declare that some Of the wounds Of our sail
ors were inflicted Nth the short swords and
baYonets which the police carry.
As the power of declaring war resides In
Congress, under the Constitution, the Presi-
dent will probably submit the facts to that
body with no other recommendation than
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INTERNATIONAL MARRIAGES.

A New York paper refers to the large
number OF international marriages that
have been recorded within few ears. 1t
says: "One reason for the frequency Of
these International marriages is the sig
nifcant circumstance that the American
bride invariably has tie bank account, and
it is only in the United States that such
state Of affairs exists. Woman in Europe
does not dream of ever attaining that sub
stantial recognition IN the way Of pecuniary
independence which she has always pos
sessed in this more favored land" It must
be admitted the wOmanS bank account has
been a somewhat expensive innovation in
the customs Of the Ole world. with here and
there an exception the woman's bank ac-
count has been used to purchase foreign
titles with
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A story is told of a well-known Judge who
is noted for his fondness for conveying to
Jurors, in his charges to them, his own opin-
ions with regard to the merits of the case.
In one case he had done so with great plain
ness, but, to his amazement the jury re-
NAMED out for hours without coming to an
agreement The Judge. says the Detroit
News, inquired of the officer what was the
matter, and learned that one juror was hold
ing out against the other eleven.
He sent for the jury at once, and stating
to the Jurors that he had plainly intimated
how tile case ought to be decided, said he
understood that one juror was holding out
against the other eleven. He proceeded to
rebuke the juror sharply. The obstinate
Juror was nervous little man, and as soon
as the Judge was done he rose and said /:
"Your Honor, may say a word ?" ''Yes,
sir" said the indignant Judge. what have
yon to say?" well, what wanted to say
is, am the only fellow that's on your side"
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MFArHEI; IsEpNET.



san FFASllslo January III l0s-j
Weather Conditions and General Forecasts
rhs area OF highest air pressure this evening COW
CTS Washington. Oregon Northern Nevada aud
Northern Utah. and the lowest pressure is over
Lower California The relative positions or the
irvarIl areas have been uniformly maintained dur
iuE she las- tueuty-soUr hours and the winds have
been prevailing brisk 80 high northwest Throughout
Northern California. with an absence OF rainfall
" -.'s ~ thirty-sx miles per hour from the north
west are reported from heeier. Sacramento and
Fgt EGf. aud tney VIII continue from brisk TO
high tonight. owing 20 the steep harometrc grad
ielt lu northern aud eastern portions OF Northern
California.
Excepting light scattering SHOWS in Northern
& -ah ana .U4 ot an inch OF rain 81 Portland ami
Fa:t CANDY there was preCip itatOn on the slope
siGCe last evening. and The day pleasant In all
sections. III san Francisco the temperature rose
T. Ga degrees this afternoon. aud was generally
from So 90 IS degrees IN Northern California. eK-
cent NJ Keller where IL was but +6. In southern
California The highest temperature ranged from 90
de-re-s at san Diego 10 20 Al Los Angeles; from 81
4. 81 degrees la Nevada: from 40 to Al degrees in
tile western portions OF Washington and oregon,
and IS TO A. degrees in the eastern portions.
Rain is looked for IN the western portions OF
Washington and oregon by tomorrow, but else
here i, is expected that far weather VIII prevail
Forecast THI s Z. NJ Monday.
For Northern Ca'i'orn!e-Fsir; generally cooler,
escett stlt CL5ry temperature on upper coast;
south 20 ives, winds; Ioggy ia Jae san joaquin and
Sacramento vaIleys
f'r southern CaItognia-Fsir; slightly cooler in
r-ne-u portion, slightly warmer IN southern
L r-iun. variable winds.
FOR Washington and OregoH-Falr followed by
r.ig 10 western portions winds becoming south
es~,erly. stationary temperature in western por-
lions except warmer at KoseJury; cooler in eastern
pHr-oa.
EgI Jtsh-Fslr, stationary or slightly cooler.
E0BEsT T. KERKsI. Chief OF Division
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IN FAVOR OF THE CANAL.

The Central Californian. journal at least
friendly TO the purposes of the Farmers AL
lance. takes issue with the President Of that
order on the proposition to give Govern
ment guarantee to the Nicaragua Canal
bonds. President Mason Cannon took de-
cided grounds against the proposition some
weeks ago aud his address was commented
on at the time. There is no class in the
community which will be more directly ben
Gifted by the completion Of tile canal than
farmers. ANY cheapening Of the cost Of
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-18
The Grip vanquishes Csntenarian

The oldest man in Eastern Ohio and the
only centenarian in Jefferson County, Will
lam Richards, is dead at Steubenyille aged
101 years. On his one hundredth birthday
Mr. Richards went TO that city from ALI
kama, a suburb, and had his photograph
taken. and was enjoying good health until n
few days ago, when he was stricken with
grip, which caused his death. He was born
IN New South Wales and came TO this cOun-
try when a young man. One of his sons, D.
j. Richards, is Postmaster at GAINESVILLE
Dir. Richards was founder of the Welsh
Congregational Church at Pittsburg, where
he formerly lived, and cast, his first Presi-
dental vote for General Harrison in 1870.
BE leaves seven children, thirty-eight grand
children and forty-eight great-grand- chill
dren.- Cincinnati Enquirer,
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The Call CALENDAH.
NOTICE!

A'1 Of o1r patrons l-io fail to find THE
IOBNLNG CALL for sale b. train-5oys
q confer q foro~ 5y notfyng tbls office Or
utJGct, NAMING the date Gad train
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r25 Montgomery street. near Clay. open until i
O'Clock p NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
sire T. near Kearuy. open until y O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until 50 O'clock Cos
Ilsju street. omen Uutil 30 oclocs: % y Mission
street. open until o'clock P, NJ; and II6 Ninth
.--.sr 1aar nm III q IN %
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THE little son of Mrs. Z. T. Nash OF Duxbury.
Mass, suffered terribly with salt rheum. and it
was thought he must die. But he was cured and
given robust health by Hoods SarsaparilIa
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-18

Potatoes. apples fish, feed, flour and general mer-
chaudise at broke prices.
Dealers bakers. manufacturers and others invited.
Delivered free to towns ross the bay Ask for full
list. Address SMITHS, 4l6 and AIS Front st, san
Francisco. ial7 81
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THE MORNING. CALL
PUBLICATION oEFICE {:

Eas a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
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On tho Judges side.

and then gone right back to the same place,
without knowing it," said the captain. And
that was the truth.--N Y. Tribune.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-18

~ Annual MeetinS-Ihe R-guIai An
Ss-S nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Head Center Consolidated Mining Company VIII
he held at the ONCE OF the company No 80
Pine ST., Rooms 10 ana i, San Francisco, Gail
fornia, on THURSDAY, the 2Sth Gay OF Janu-
AIRY, 1892, at tine hour OF I O'CLOCK p. N, Tor
the purpose OF eleCtIng 4 Board OF Directors to
serve for the ensuing year, and the Transaction OF
such other business may come before the meet
ing. Transier-books VIII close on MONDAY, Janu-
AIRY % 1892, at O'Clock P. N
J. W. PEW, Secretary.
Once. No. $40 Pine ST., Rooms 10 and IT, san
Francisco, California ial3 I'd
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l.1SO PARTNER WANTED: CASH BUSI-
u 1 ~. ness paying $500 MONTH light work; ex-
perence unnecessary. POOL * CO.. his Market
street. It's
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Mrs. winsIow,s soothing syrup"

Has been used nifty years by millions OF moth :
ers for their children while teethng. with perfect
success 1t soothes the child softens the gums al
LAYS pain, wind collie, regulates the bowels and
is the best remedy FOR diarrhea whether arising
from teetbing other For sale by drug =
fiSts In every part or the world. BE sure and ask
for Mrs. WinSow's Soothing Syrup. twenty-five
centsa bottle.
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For choicest groceries at lowest prices. call a
Sbarboro < Co.'S Grocers, 53l Washington ST.
F1rPA nlrce pies. euA1N's 2I8 suttcr street.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES +:

DAILY CALL GnclUdiug sundays. So per year by
rrai postpaid; 10 cents per week. or 90 cents per
calender month, through carriers. DAILY CALL,
rve copies, three months, So -. SUNDAY CALL
sixteen pages. 81 per year. postpaid. SUNDAY
CALI. and WEEKLY CALL. - 50 per year. post
PAID. WEEKLY CALL (eigat pages. 81 % per year,
pestpaid. Cubs of ten (seHt 30 one address,, $40.
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EH. A. O. IL. Division - AE

80 A. o. H., Division ~ <Az<rzAeAe
80 No. 3-Of1ccrs and mem "a, AT{\ iAksrsHA
bers requested to be present &,-(S% \NazTE( :.
az DreWs HAM, II New Mont oSSltsfS bstSs e "
gOmery ST.. at 80 4. TO E~PSSAfSE x ~
DAY. TO attend the funeral OF SNS$ %S&SSV&
our deceased brother, ROBERT
MCLELLEN. 2I7 Vallejo 81. Finss for nOn-attend-
aBce will be strictly enforced. by order
NJ. }. MANNING, President.
EDWARD McCUsKFR. Rec Secy 1t
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AIRS. DR.. WHEEL. THE ELECTRICIAN II3
W O'FaTreii-Positivs and speedy cure for la
Erinne. ial2 re
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E[S5@ Hermann Lodge. No. 1877. r.
DO and 4. M.-Called meeting THIS DAY "a
(Mcnday). January 10. 1872. at 80 o'clock * "a
p Second Degree. BY order OF the w. NJ.
1t L. SCHUMACHER Secretary
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FEMALE HnLP WANTED.

W ANTED-FIRST-CL SECOND GIRL, SOS;
" nurse. house, S25; cooks. with and
without washing, $25 aud $50; lanndresS, S25 4
second girls. $50; waitresSes hotels aad restau-
rants. $50, So and 81 week and so girls to fill
numerous situations In city and surrounding
towns the best or wages Apply TO J. r.
CROSETT & Co IS branch, 81 Suffer st. 1t
"A ANTED-SECoND GIRL, S25: GERMAN IN
" fantiS nurse $25: chimbermaid and nurse
hospital, $25; laundreSs country, $50; city. $50;
10 German aud Scaud nayian cooks. S25 and $50:
Protestant nurse $50; girls for homework aud as
SiSt, SIS, $40 and SIS; erman maid and seams
tress, S2j; French maid, $25. AT DELORME &
ANDRES, 500 Sutter st 1t
CWEDISH OR GERMAN SECOND GIRL S25;
- nurse-girs, 81 to $40: woman for plain sew
ing: 20 girls for homework SIS TO $25. MRS
HURD 7U5 Polk ut. Its
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ENUINE SPECS. I5C UP, 65 FOURTH ST,
} next 10 the bakery; Sundays, 72S Market ST.. 10
trout celebrated ladies' gloye-store. to do nos
forget the house number fal3 l5t$
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DERSONAL-SlO,O 900 IS AWAITING + j. PER
L Gil or PURCELL, who in 1897 was witness to
a VIII IN Hotel AlJemarie, San Diego, Cal the
above sum is yours II you will come forward and
give evidence IN this case. ANY evidence to MR..
PEBCIL'S present whereabouts will be most iber-
ally rewarded. Address 5. NJ. WHITE 3s3 Arcade
Building Cleveland. Ohio.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-18

VERY USEFUL PATENT FOR SALE: A. isi-
pIOgement in submarine boat with an effective
simple torpedo especially adapted for DESTROYING
war-yessels. j. b. GERBER, inventor, 3O2 fran,
cisco 81. lal6 3tE
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-18

HOLDING BEDS-EX FAMINE OUR No. 2OG5;
4 mrrored. with large plate 1Sx40: walnut. oak.
cherry ana 18th century; cash price elsewhere $50
our inSta ment price reduced TO $40 country orders
packed, shipped free TO any depot NJ. FRIEDMAN
4 CO. 22S and $50 STOCKTON ST., 237 Post cor.
STOCKTON; open evenings GELS Il
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-18

- Memorial Services of the An c,
- cient Order Of United WOrkmen will S929c
be held IN Metropolitan Temple Fifth St -
THIS EVENING at O'Clock sharp All CScs,>S
members OF the A. o. q. w. their families and
friends. invited. There Will be no admission
fee. An appropriate programme has been prepared
By the Committee OF Arrangements. Ial7 II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-18

MAN WITH GOOD APPEARANCE AND AID
vi dress, who possesses plenty OF energy: previous
experience not necessary: good salary the right
party. Apply Monday bet. aud ami ana 9
P. n Room is, ndSOr Hotel, cor. Market aud
st 5aIT prH
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-18

On JANUARY 18TH I RECEIVED A CAR or
" bedroom sets (Eastern), pieces per set Tor
this month S25; these goods can't be matched In
california for less than $37 see them.
Elegant line OF oak Sideboards .S25 and inward
R0I-tOp once Desks 5 IT, wide. oak polish
f.,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-18

A DNICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS A
n specially; marriages anRuiied, quick. quiet;
suits commenced in any county collections, claims
damages, liens attachments, etc. enforced; legal
documents prepared; suits OF every description ds
Tended or prosecuted vigorously: terms reasOalbls
no charge unless successful: 5 criminal aud civil
lawyers pracuciug IN all the courts: established 10
years references, banks and business houSes e.
W HOWE & CO, attorneys and eOuus slOrs-aU-lAW
so Market ST, corner Stockton.
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PERSONALS.


(,ENrLEMAN SPEN DING The Err IN
II San Francisco desires to meet German lady (;
answer in German; confidential. Address b., Box
8. this Office. JalS "
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NINE FAUST & Co.-ARTISTIC HAIRDRESS-
Ih lug 25c; sbamDooiag 25c. Ladies Partisan
ManicGring Cosmetic ParlOrs. u Powell o-29 3m
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NJ NE. DIX. D. ATLANTA. THE HIGHLY CELE~
VI brated business and test medium. seventh
daughter born with double veil and wonderful
gilt Of second sight, tells entire life from cradle
grave; every hidden mystery revealed: tells OF
your decease and date when things 10 happen;
gives advice ia business, lawsuits, marriages, di-
Vorce s. DEATHS uniting the separated removing AL
ey!l Influences; she has no equal; open Sunday;
gives name OF future hus band wife. 1897 sixth
ST., hrSU hJOr upstairs. lal2tf
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

r8P Masonic Cemetery AssOcia- a
49, tiun-Ihe annual meeting OF the plat 50
owners in the Masonic Cemetery Will be * II
held at the Masonic Temple on TUESDAY/VN
EVENING February 9, 1892, AT 7 80 O'Clock.
ial5 ly - 20 70 fe2 Ct GEO. J. HOBE Sec
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CaO SO FOR 4 DOZEN CABINETS AND ONR
u -. w large photo. FiTst-CiasS wOrS guaranteed
al WILSON'S Gallery, - Kearny ST. iel4 q
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re- Greek Russian SIavonian Ortho-
-I-~S dOI Eastern Church and Benevolent SO ciety.
The annual meeting OF the above named society
VIII be held IL tuesday,. January 10, 1892. at
p. n, at the >. VI. l. and Il. Hail, 10 California
street Election OF officers and directors tor the
present year Will take place; also other very i'm
portant business. Fines for nOn-attendance Will be
strictly eniorced. by order
L. c. JANCOVICH, President
EHrn n sNFr.a~ rFFrr A.nr ~
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-01-18

EXPERIENCED SEWING MACHINE AGENTS
u can secure permanent positions with good
salary. Apply Monday bet. 2 and 5 aud and 9
Fifth streets. jal7 ~
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Fey The San Franc SEQ Chapter. a
S-D No. l. Royal Arch Masops. meets "a
THIS EVENING" for business and NJ. NJ. De- * x
gree. all companions in good standing are w
invited (ltI Ii. q. PRINCE, Secretary.
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ON THEINSTALLMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ silks, seaSkiaS and Seaiette eIoakS; also carp -
furniture, lace-curtans blankets and folding bsda
at A. FRIEDMAN & CO.'S, 235 and $50 Stockton
St Why pay ready money when you buy t1SS
as cheap by making small esSh payment down.
balance weekly or monthly An inspection Of our
stock il respectfully solicited; orders by natl FOR
goods or samples promptly attended to 223 aud
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- linery trimmings at a sacrifice. MRS. r II.
JONES, I 204 and 1908 Stockton st. and 1000 FIT
more Sc. jal7 In
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Ot1CE-ALL PERSONS WHO ARE INDEBfED
- TO the tate DR.. q, l.. ADAMS are hereb, cau-
TONED and notified net to pay 2ny bills TO DIR Ed
mUND fUGH OF Mason IT., san Francisco.
authority to collect tue same having been revoked
by me. san Francisco, January l 4. I92.
lal7 OF MRS. KATE ADAMS.
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- Ri@%ers' I'd SteVedores' Uni n As
@~S northumberland Notice. The detail from
Frank Bowers 10 Patrick CunRingh inclusive is
hereby notified 10 assemble at their hal on MON
DAY MORNING. January lSth, at 9 O'Clock sharp
to attend the funeral of their late brother ROBERT
MCCLELLAN. T. r. BRYANT, President
+. r. DORIAN, Rec sec lalT It
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LOST.

7 OST-A PASS-BOoK WITH THE HIBERNIA
4 Savings and Loan Society Of san Francisco in
the name OF MRS. MARY MuLLETT, No 1871. 1853.
The finder will please return to bank. tal4 5tF
I OST-A SEAL SKIN MUFF AT WOMANIS
II Exchange; $50 reward If returned TO Exchange:
no questions ASKED. de2s h
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Geo PER MONTH; STEADY MAN WANTED
tDOO. W tn 500 cash; pleasant work; short
hours. SHELTON, 1892 MARKET st. jaI5 4ts
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QIEO WILL BUY a RARBER-SHOP; LIVING
ID LOU rooms in back; good business; established
years. CALL Branch Office. Its
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A GENTS WANTED (EITHER SEN TO SELL
- the Family Butter Refrigerator: retails for 80
cents; easy TO sell; big tnducement 10 active
parties; sample by mall. 4O5 Ninth ST. Ial6 "
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w ANTED-CANYASSING AND CORRESPOND
" ing agent for Central California and one for
Southern California; extra chance for good men.
Front St. iai7 ct
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~ Home Mutual Insurance Company
30 San Francisco. January ,, l 1872. ConfOrma-
bly, TO the provisions OF Section OF the bylaws OF
this company, the next annual meeting OF Stock
holders viii be held its principal once northeast
corner OF California and Sansome streets san Fran
cisco. California;. at l O'Clock p NJ, MONDAY
January lSth A. ID. 1872, for the election OF DiTec
tors until their successors shalt be elected
under the provisions OF said bylaws The polls Will
be open from l to 4 o'clock CHAS. Il. STORY.
iA3 ia SeCTetarY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-05-17
DAVIS HURT.
The Kamehaueha Ball Player
Gets Bad Blow.

Last evening Phillip Davis, the
famous ball player and ex-pitcher
of the Kamehameha nine, received
severe injury. He is stated to
have been walking on Beretania
street when a man rushed upon
him and struck him with some
blunt weapon ; Davis fell insensible
to the ground. He was removed to
the Police Station, and DR.. Peterson
summoned, who sewed up a bad
scalp wound. The assailant was
arrested on charge of an assault
with a dangerous weapon. 1t is be-
lieved that Davis injuries will not
prove to be of a dangerous char
acter.
These are the facts as far as
ascertainable at a late hour last
night.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1892-05-17
The New Map.

Mr.. c. V. E. Dove has completed
his new map of Honolulu and it will
be sent to California by the next
steamer to be autographed. 1t is
a highly creditable performance,
and will be generally indispensa-
bic. 1t is very clear, and on a large
enough scale to be convenient for
practical purposes. 1t will be pos
sible now by simply consulting
this map for people to find out the
name of the street on which they
live.