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GREAT TRaESC0NTINEHTbL ROUTE,

Passes through Wisconsin, Minnesota. North
Dakota, Manitoba, Montana, Idaho, Oregon
and Washington.
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THE DINING CAR LINE.

Dining Cars are run between Chicago, St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Winnipeg, Helena, Butte,
Tacoma, Seattle and Portland.
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THE POPULAR LINE.

Daily Express Trains carry elegant Pull
man Sleeping Cars, Dining Cars. Fay
Coaches, Pullman Tourist Sleepers and Free
COlOniSt Sleeping Cars.
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PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ROUTE.

Pullman service daily between Chicago,
st. Paul Montana and the Pacific Mort Invest;
and between St. Paul. Minneapolis and Min
nesota, North Dakota and Manitoba points.
The morning call., 1892-06-04
THE EFFECTs OF COMPETITION.

The Sacramento Bee does not exactly
agree with Mr.. Huntington as to the effects
Of competition on the Southern Pacific
Company. Mr., Huntington thinks that the
Southern Pacific system can do all the
work that is to be done and that one road
can do it at less cost than two. Mr.. STAN
ford is also on record as saying that operat-
ing expenses and interest Of bonds must
come out Of the people, and consequently
that the larger the amount of the two COM
bined the heavier must DE the railroad
charges. The Bee, however, holds that the
increased trade which will follow the con-
stTucti0n of a competing road will more
than compensate the Southern Pacific for
any loss that may De incurred through a
reduction OF freight charges.
Having considered the interests Of the
Southern Pacific, the Bee will possibly dis
cuss the effects Of competition from a
broader point of view. The Southern Pa
cifc is but one OF many interests in the
State. 1t is true that it has managed our
politics, owned our Legislatures, dictated
TO cur courts and sent its own officials TO
Congress 10 act in the name Of California :;
but still il is but a small part Of the State
We viii have railroad competition whether
the interests Of the Southern Pacific are
served thereby or not. Ii is more likely
than not that in this controversy Hunting
ton is right. The Southern Pacific will be
extremely fortunate if the construction Of a
competing road does not reduce its net in
come and take from il the greater part OF
its political influence. This influence has,
in fact, been maintained by the power the
Southern Pacific Company has held and ex-
ercised over the business of the community.
When there is but one company In posi-
ton to do thing that must be done, that
one company generally exercises an influ-
ence out Of proportion to its relative i'm
portance in the interests that make up the
State. The Southern Pacific Company has
held this point Of vantage for long time.
and il is not to be expected that they will
give it Up on a showing that they will share
in the general prosperity that viii result
from competition. But there are evidences
now of a purpose on the part OF the people
to build competing road whether il bene-
fits the Southern Pacific or not.
The morning call., 1892-06-04
SIMPLY FREE TRADE.

Free-trade journals have frequently as
serted that reciprocity is simply free trade.
There were a few days Immediately after
Lord Salisbury's declaration that in order
to have reciprocity a Government must i'm
pose duties in which there was silence on
this subject, but one local contemporary has
again repeated the exploded idea So far
from reciprocity being free trade, reciprocity
can only exist between countries that in tho
main adhere to the protective policy. Reel
prociiy is only mutually profitable between
countries that produce for export dissimilar
things. Two countries engaged in the pro-
ductiOu Of the same kind of goods, whether
natural or manufactured, would derive no
considerable advantage from a free inter-
change of such products. But countries
which export dissmilaT products may inter-
change goods TO mutual advantage. For
example, the United States produces grains,
meats and various kinds of manufactured
goods in excess Of its needs, but il does not
produce coffee, but little sugar and not so
many hides as it has use fer. Brazil pro-
duces coffee, sugar and hides in excess of its
needs. but imports grains, meats and most
of its manufactured goods. Reciprocity be-
tween the United States and Brazil may
therefore be profitable because each affords
the other market for its surplus products.
Now if tie United States and Brazil were
free-trade countries neither could offer the
other especial inducements to trade, but
being protective countries reciprocity pro-
The morning call., 1892-06-04
"rAKING No INTEREST"

Some Of our railroad managers say they
take very little interest in politics This,
we suppose. means that our railroad takes
very little interest in party politics. In
other words il is not party politics which
they care for, but the Offices which affect
the company. The railroad is just as well
pleased with a Board Of Supervisors. the
members of which have been selected at its
Instance, whether by Kelly, Crimmins &
Co. or by Buckley's successors. All rail-
road managers want is men in Office who
will do much a they are hidden to DO. Our
Railroad Commissioners and a majority of
the members OF the last Legislature are in
stances which may be pointed 10. The rail
road company has been just as ready to
profit from the acts of Republicans as Dem
ocrats. 1t makes no difference who assists
to put money in the Golfers OF our railroad
magnates so that the money gets there.
Bosses sailing under the color Of either
party answer the purpose. just as news
papers claiming to be Republican CT Demo-
cratic may be subsidized with equal pro-
priety. If toll be brought into the railroad
mill things go smoothly so far as any clash
Ing with the public is concerned.
The morning call., 1892-06-04
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Andrew Carnegie is said 10 be an enthu-
Siastic botanist
Bret Harte has just finished novel called
susie, which is longer than any of his
previous works.
DR. Won Holleben, the new German Min
ister at Washington, is OF retiring dspo-
sitiOn and has not yet become well ac-
quainted in Washington.
In recent address Roswell G. Horn spoke
OF Massachusetts as "a state where they
allow person 10 go 10 heaven without a
competitive examination.
In addition to her title of Duchess Of
Marlborough the former Mrs. Hanersley
can lay claim TO the lille and privileges of
Princess of Mendelheim In Suabia.
John Morley. in a speech in the Commons
the other day, pronounced the library of the
House Of Commons one OF the most stupid
collection Of books that could be imagined.
Porfirin Diaz has already been thrice
elected President Of Mexico. lie is about
u be elected again and does not hold out
any encouragement to any one to run in
1896.
The engagement ring given by the C0mte
LeOninO TO Mile dc R0thschld is composed
OF a superbly large diamond and ruby
placed in a Slanting position on the circlet
Of gold ana smaller diamonds are placed be-
side them.
II is announced that Thomas Spurgeon,
pastor OF the Auckland tabernacle, New
Zealand, who is going to take charge Of his
fathers work for three months in the Lon
don tabernacle, has been very successful in
Auckland.
Ex-senator ingalls, on late visit to Kan
sas City wore a white pique four in hand.
a collar that stood straight up all around
the top. black travelling suit, gray over
coat baggY In the back, silk hat that
bulged out around the top and black over
CATERS.
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down WITH TIE DIVES.

The Cosmopolitan. new San Francisco
monthly, says: IF all our great papers were
like THE CALL San Francisco would have
less reason to blush" This remark forms
the close Of an article in which the dalies
Of this city are censured for their indiffer-
ence to the existence of such sO-called
places Of amusement as the Cremorne and
other dives. The remark made by our
monthly contemporary has often been
thought by other journals. But there is a
chance now for our contemporaries to do
some good work in this way. The question
is pending before the Supervisors whether
twelve property holders shall have power
10 license dive to which the Police Com
mission has refused license. All who are
in favor of the dives will please say AYE"
The morning call., 1892-06-04
WHY?

The New York World asks: "Whv is it
that no Republican leader who amounts TO
a continental = speaks up for the man who
was elected President four years ago?"
The question is easily answered. The most
trusted leaders in the Republican party do
speak up for the man who was elected four
years ago. In the Worlds own State there
are Depew and Hiscock, not to mention
scores OF Republicans Of pr0miuence whose
names are less we'll known. Plat has
never been recognized as a leader, but
rather as a boss trading in spells. Plat got
angry with the President some months ago
because the President would not hand over
the New York Federal patronage. and is
after a man who can beat Harrison. Mr..
Fassett, tie other Blaine leader, is a well
meaning young man who was showed under
last November, partly because of his own
blunders on the stump and partly because
Plat caused him TO be nominated. Wheth er
we 90 east or west from New York the most
solid Republicans are speaking UP for the
man who was elected President four years
The morning call., 1892-06-04

a class of persons who were pref ing in one
way or another from the company to work
them into the conventions. and between
these stoolpigeons and the bosses candi-
dates for Judges, Su! ervisors, members Of
the Legislature, etc. have been palmed
upon the people TO their injury. Nor is this
all. Newspapers which have claimed to
be independent have been subsidized to
large amounts for the express purpose OF
keeping the public in ignorance Of what
was tranSpiring Such duplicity as has
been praeticed by our railroad managers we
dc rot believe has ever before teen VIII
messed in the United States. 1t has been
one great sWindIe upon the public; and
there is sill a struggle going on which, II
successful, VIII keep this State in an I'M
poverished condition for years to come.
Our citizens cannot prosper while we per-
nit our railroad managers to mislead the
people by the use of bosses, subsidized
politicians, subsidized newspapers and sub
sidized railroads and steamship companies.
The morning call., 1892-06-04

RSS First Methodist Episcopal Church.
L6~0 Powell ST.. bet. Washington and Jackson
The pastor, Rev. NJ. ID. Buck, will preach at IL N.
on ''The ExatatiOn OF Christ" and as P. H. on
"Called and Then Rejected" Love feast at 10
A N. Quarterly celebration of the Lords supper at
II A NJ School for Bible study at 1880 P. NJ.
Class meetings at IL: 80 ana P. NJ. Young peoples
meeting at $50 P. NJ Meeting for the promotion
OF holiness Monday night. Prayer and testimony
service "Wednesday and Thursday nights Phoenix
Band of Hope Friday night. The seats are free at
all services. Pastors residence 1919 Gay st. l
re- Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
9~S Mission ST., bet Sixth and Seventh-Services
conducted Sunday next In the morning at l
a. NJ, and In the evening at AS NJ, by the Rev.
M. B. cross, MA, OF san Jose, Cal. sunday school
at p. NJ. William Abbott, superintendent Prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening at7:4 Cordial
invitation extended to all
H. Simpson Memorial Methodist Epfs-
1s-S eopal Church. cor. Hayes and buchanan sts.-
Rev. A. c. Hirst. ID. D.. pastor: residence SO Oak
ST. Preaching az II 4: N. aud 7:45 P. NJ. The
pastor win preach at both services Subject for the
morning: Larger Opportunities" For the evening:
"A Short Method W ish Skeptics." Song service aud
Sunday-scho0i at 1880 P. NJ. G. b. Perkins. Super
intendent Epworth Leagu. service AT $3.50 p. NJ
The seats IN this church are Free The puOlic cor
daily invited TO all the services Ushers in attend
ance. Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening at 40 >
RS Plymouth CongregationaI Church.
ES-S Post ST.. bet. Buchanan and Webster-Rey.
w. ID. Williams DID, pastor: residence l7l9 Post
street. Preaching IL A. NJ ana 7:4o p NJ sun
day ool $3.50 A. NJ and 1880 P. NJ. Christian
Endeayor at go p NJ Prayer meeting
munion With God" Evening sermon: The Masses
aud the Classes" Everybody welcome
- FrankIin-Street Presbyterian Church
E~S cor. Franklin aud Vallejo sts.-Rev W. w.
Faris, D. D., pastor. Rev. J, b. Donaldson, DID, of
Minneapolis Will preach at IL A. NJ, Rev. j. N.
Hutchinson OF Sioux Falls, S. D.. at 40 p. NJ.
E5S First PresbyteIian Church, Corner
9~S of Van Ness ave and Sacramento st.-Rev.
Robert Mackenzie d. D.. pastor The Rev john Rea.
General superintendent Suaday-school and Young
Peoples work. Rev. Alexander Allison, DID,. of
Philadelphia viii preach at IL A. NJ ami 7:45 P. NJ.
Christian EndeayOr prayer meeting at $3.50 p. N.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at :45 O'Clock.
All are welcome to these services.
re First Baptist Church, Eddy st. Bet.
49, Jones and LeaYenworta-ReY. j. q. A. Henry,
pastor Services at IL A. NJ. Sunday. June 5, 1892.
and at 80 p. NJ Sunday school at ~ 80 p. New
branch school. Pacific ave. bet. Polk ST. and Van
Ness ave. at 30 A. n. Bethesda Mission School,
Eighth and Folsom sts at r. ". Y. T. 5. of G. +.
at ESQ P. NJ. These services open 10 the put
lie. All welcome.
The morning call., 1892-06-04
ARE THE PEOPLE ASLEEP ?

Ex-Governor Pacheco made some remarks
before an aSsemblage Of Native Sons few
days since which are worthy Of the atten-
ton Of every patriotic citizen in California,
for they have a direct bearing upon our
future prosperity. Minister Pacheco is re-
ported as uttering the following words:
Il can say tuthfully that San Francisco is the
pride OF The State OF California but Il Is notice
able hat It's prosperity seems to be on The wane.
We have railroad, but OF Row much benefit is
1t 10 US? II is the only road We have, and IN
consequence We are isolated, so 10 speak, from
tie rest of the world. The new States which
have been formed about US are mainly from
California. do not think We have more pOpu-
iaiion now than We had % or "a years ago. II
palns my heart to think so, and the realization
oil that fact makes me sad. ] shall always wish
for the prosperity OF San Francisco at the bottom
OF my heart. ] feel that IL could be more pros.
porous If we had the proper means Of increasing
our population and that some grand move must
be made In that direction. what we need. and
sorely need Is competing railroad" The
speech was here Interrupted by an outburst Of
applause which lasted Tor several minutes
1t is amazing that our citizens have per-
mitted few persons TO plot against us and
actually impOverish the people 1t is a
question whether the inhabitants of Cali
fornia are better off financially than they
were 20 years ago. And as for popula-
ton, we have gained but little except in
Chinese, who were brought here mostly
upon steamers chartered by the Southern
and Central Pacific Railroad companies to
do railroad building The managers Of the
railroad companies have plotted in every
possible way to injure California. They
hired railroad lines and steamship COM
panles to put up freights aud fares upon us,
for no other purpose than TO plumber US.
They have also been at the bottom Of the
business Of employing the bosses who have
controlled the nomination Of all our i'm
pOrtant city and State officers. Our citizens
seem 20 have been asleep while these abuses
were being perpetrated. When conVeD-
ton has been called tOB0minate candidates
for cfiee tie railroad managers have taken
The morning call., 1892-06-04
H0 FOR THE EASTI


Great Reduction in Rates Account DEM
ocratic National Convention at Chicago.
For this occasion tickets viii be sold June Is and
ana 10. good 80 days, at the extremely low rate OF
$40 for the round trip TO Chicago and return via
the Central and Union Pacific aud Chicago and
Northwestern railways, the Great Through seeping
and Dining Car line selected by the California dele
gates, who leave on the 18th. their official route
This rate, open to the public is the lowest offered
for years. and the time limit ample TO allow Won To
visit your trends in Eastern cities and see the
Worlds Fair city besides Climb into the Ark
while you can For tickets, berths and all informa
tion apply TO L. A. Hohrook, General Trafhc Agent.
New Montgomery street, under Palace Hotel, San
Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-06-04
Mrs. Fairs Los AIamos Ranch.

John W. Mackay and Richard Y Dey, as
executors Of the estate of Mrs. Theresa Fair,
have been sued by EastoD, Eldridge & Co.
10 recover S1742 40 and their costs of suit
This money is claimed under an agreement
with Mrs. Fair of February 4. 1888, 20 pay
them per cent Of the gross amount Of the
sales Of the Los Aamos ranch in Santa
Barbara County and repay them all actual
expenses attending the making of maps,
advertising and excursions, not exceeding.
however, 5000. Sales Tor $4,000 v ere made
and S2275 was spent but only S1I3j repaid.
In May 1883, the agreement was put at an
end by mutual con sent
The morning call., 1892-06-04

s95 MONTGOMERY street. near Clay. open until II
o'clock F. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street near Kearny, open until II O'Clock midnight;
$50 Hayes street, open until $50 o'eiocS. SOB
TaTn street. omen until $50 CLOCK; 2513 Mission
street. open until 9 o'clock P. ID; and ll6 Ninth
street, open until 80 P.
The morning call., 1892-06-04
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The CALL CALENDAR.
JuNE 1892.
JUNE 4. 1892
NOTLCEI

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uf} confer a faror By notifying this office o.
MGacL. POPPING he date end train.
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Secure Your Bertbs.

The diagrams are now open at Union Pacific
general ONCE. 1 Montgomery street, for the
reservation OF berths III the special Pullman train
that leaves san Francisco at 8 80 A. NJ. June Is.
for the national Democratic convention to be hel
in Chicago June IL
The morning call., 1892-06-04

"WHY, 1 feel as strong as a giant" said cheer
full little man the other day. my favorits Spring
medicine, Hoods Sarsaparila, has put me In COCA
condition again
The morning call., 1892-06-04
Democratic Delegates omeial Route

The California delegation to the national Demo
cratic convention 10 be held in Chicago June 81
will leave San Francisco at $3.50 A. NJ June Is via
Central Pacific, Onion Pacific ana Chicago and
Northwestern. J he very low rate OF SO has been
made for the round trip, tickets good for 80 DAYS
available for delegates, their families ana the
public. This VIII be grand opportunity to visit
your friends ia the East and see the great orld,s
Fair buildings IN Chicago. The delegates viii
travel in paatia special srain of Pullman's latest
improved DTawug-room Seeping.car, DlnIng-ear
and Commssary-car For tickets and sleeper re-
servaton apply 20 ID. W. Hitchcock, General Agent.
10 Montgomery street. San Francisco
>- e.
'BRowN's BRoScHIAL T<ocHEs" are simple and
convenient for Bronchial Affections ana tnngbs
The morning call., 1892-06-04

yides a market fer The products Of each
country by giving each more favorable
terms than are accorded to other countries
The morning call., 1892-06-04

-rFTF y STERN OFFICE OF THO GIL,
Il Pottc tuiIding, New York City. is provided with
altEoi California papers. Visitors welcome Al
vs4;isils Iates and sample copies furnished.
y x HISCH. ManaS1E.
The morning call., 1892-06-04
LII nAII.Y MORNING GAIL

FOh SAIL Al
New YORK. .BRENTANo BROS. 8 Union Square
Cbfcago. .............N News stand Palmer House
rev Grl4sps GALI.0T 4 JOUBEET.
1851 Common ST
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THE MORNING CALL
pUBrTCATIOS OFFICE /:

has a larger circulation than any other
newsDaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-06-04

DIFFERENCES ARRANGED-It IL stated that
the misunderstanding between S. b. Catle on and
j. Kingsley Miller concerning the West End
publishing house has been amicably adjusted
The morning call., 1892-06-04

For MANNING \ HORsE-Tevls & Fisher
have sued NJ. X. GambiZ for $299 damages by
reason OF tie manning OF horse which was
run into By one OF the defendant
The morning call., 1892-06-04

BREACH OF PRoMIsE.-Jennle Street has
sued Alfred Smith for $4,000 damages for
failure 10 keep his promise, made on tue 3Oth OF
March, 10 marry her within reasonable Time
The morning call., 1892-06-04

"KRITIKo" reads character from handwriting
Write In Ink, on unruled paper, In al undis
puised hand. State sex Send win 90 cents
stamps or postal note, 10 "kritikO," eos Mer
chant street, San Francisco.
The morning call., 1892-06-04

SPECIAL SALE OF decorated dinner sets, 1903
pieces either In brown or gray color at $40 80
FER set, regular price S13 90 at Nathan. Dobr-
mann & Co.'S, 122'132 Suffer street, below
The morning call., 1892-06-04
WEATHER PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE, }
WEATHEE BUREAU.
san FRAN CISCO, June 4 1881
Local Forecast.
Fer Saa Francisco-Fair; north to west winds
diminishing IN force; warmer.
The morning call., 1892-06-04

The Plumbers, Gas and Steam Filters Local
No Co. u. A, viii bold their annual picnic nj
Shell Mound Park, .turday, June 4. Band
leaves on Q O'Clock boat.
The morning call., 1892-06-04

LADIES never have any dyspepsia after a wine
glass of AngoStura Btters the genuine OF Or. j. G.
b. Siegert a Sons.