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s25 Montgomery street. near Clay, open until IL
o'clock P. N. BRANCH OFFICES: 40 Market
street. near Kearny, open until u o'clock midnight;
339 Hayes street. open until 8 50 O'Clock; SOB
Larkn street. open until 30 o'ciocS: 25tS Mission
street, open until o'clock p NJ; and ll6 Ninth
street open until Q 80 p. n
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WEATHER PREDICTIONS.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, }
MEATH FIR BUREAU,
g. Ii .e-nrsL.l .Innh J 8 lHQl.

san FRANCISCU, june 45, Io51.J
For T,venty-four II ours Ending Midnight.
For Northern CaIfornia-Fair but partly cloudy
and foggy weather along the coast: southerly 10
westerly winds; slight changes in temperature e1-
cept cooler in the northwest portion
Southern California-Fair but cloudy and fogCy
along the coast westerly winds; nearly stationary
temperature.
oregon and Washington-Fair, except preceded
bg light rains along the Washington coast and al
Portland: south to west winds; stationary temper
AZURE except cooler in oregon, Eastern Washing
ton aud AT Port Angeles.
Neyada-Tair: south to west winds; stationary
tempersture except cooler in the northern portion.
Utah-Fair; warmer followed by stationary tenn
perature.
Local Forecast.
For san Francisco-Fair but partly cloudy and
fo-gv weather: nearly stationary temperature.
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Wibcorger a far0r Jy notifying this ogtce q
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- First Methodist Episcopal Church.
9~S Powell ST.. bet. Washington and Jackson
The pastor, Rev. NJ ID. Buck, will preach at IL NJ.
on Holiness" and at 40 r. NJ. on "God's Cove
nant With Man" Class meetings at 10 A. NJ aud
u 80 and p. NJ. and Thursday night. Sunday
school, in GLIDING Annis Merrins class, al ~ 80
T. NJ. Epworth League service at 8 80 p. NJ.
Meeting for the promotion OF holiness, TO which
Christians OF all churches are invited. on Monday
night. Epworth League business meeting on Tues
day night Prayer-meetlng on Wednesday night.
Strangers cordially Invited TO all services. The
seats are Free Pastors residence 1919 Clay ST.
- Central Methodist Episcopal Church,
B~S Mission ST.. bet. Sixth and Seventh-Rev. W.
w. Case. DID, pastor. Services tomorrow az ! l
A. NJ. and 7:45 P. NJ Young mems meeting, 5:45.
Young peoples meeting at $3.50. Chiidren's day
exercises IN the morning. Evening sermon by the
pastori subject: From ocean to Ocean and Re-
turn: Vacation Thoughts and Observations"
Prayer'meetng on w Wednesday, evening. Welcome
to all these services Pastors residence 3l4 Mis-
sion ST.
- First Presbyteri an Church. Corner
G-S of Van Ness ave. and Sacramento st.-Rev.
Robert Mackenzie, ID. d. pastor. The Rev. John Rea.
General superintendent. Rev. Alexander Allison.
ID. OF Philadelphia Will preach ct IL A. NJ. and
TAB P. NJ Suaday-school AZ f2:45 p NJ Christian
EndeavOr at $3.50 p NJ. Experimenting Wednes-
day evening at 7:45 O'Clock. All inv ted to
these services.
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TuE OAIIY MORNING CALL


New YORK. BRENTANO BROS. Union Square
Cbgrsoo ...... News Stand Palmer House
NV orleans ...... g ALIOT & JOUBERT,
1851 Common St
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thus early. THE CALI. however. is not
trying to run political parties in San Fran
cisco, but is trying to give the current news
of the daV
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A Fatal Drink of Ania.

Charles Schmidt, a hoster, died at the
City and County Hospital yesterday after
noon from sulphuric acid poisoning. On
the night of May q he was taken from his
home at Polk lane to the Recei wing Hcspi-
tai. He then said that he had drunk some
sulphurc acid from a demijohn, mistaking
10 IN the darkness OF his cellar for wine.
His death was reported TO the Coroner.
Deceased was 4S years old and native of
Germany.
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rrr EASTERN oFFICE OF TIE CAL.

TIE E4sIEINN UT INI1 OF TIT VII
sc Potter building, New York City, is provided Win
fItsof California papers. Visitors welcome Al
NelusiIg rates and sample copies furnished.
p X NISCH, Manager
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DIDN'T you ever notice how your system seems
to crave special assistance In the spring? Just the
help required is given by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
gives nerve. mental and bodily strength.
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ANeosTURA BITTERs makes health and health
makes bright rosy cheeks and happiness DrJ. G. b.
Slegert & Sons. sole manufacturers.
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For BRONCHIAL AND AsTHMATIG Complaints, and
Coughs and Colds, Br0t0ns Bronchial Tr0ches"
have remarkable curative properties. % cts box.
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MAKE the children happy and take home
Townsend's famous candles
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THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE /:

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspsper published in San Francisco.
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TEAIPERANCE.-Lou j. Beauchamp OF Ohio
an eloquent temperance speaker, viii deliver A
temperance address this Saturday evening II
Pytblan Castle before Mannheim Lodge, /. o. q. r.
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MONEY has no legs, but It has wings so lock 1t
up In the Peoples Home Savings Bank.
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F. NEW crop pure Vermont maple sugar, lbs.
for 35 cents. at Townsend's
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CHURCH NOTICES.

fxrnA nInee pies. swAIN's. 2ls suffer street.
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ESs Annual Meetiug-The Regular An
&~S nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the NoFth
Belle Isle Mining Company will be held nj the Office
OF the company, 80 Pine ST. rooms . aud IL San
Francisco. Cat, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d day OF
June, 1892, at the hour OF l O'Clock ?. NJ, for the
purpose OF eectbg board Of directors 20 serve Tor
the ensuing year and the transaction Of such other
business as may come before the meeting Trans
fer books will close In New York CITY on June 3,
and III san Francisco on June IS, 1892. at II
o'clock NJ. j. ". PEW. Secretary.
once $40 Pine ST., rooms Is and II, San Fran
CISCO Cal JET I'd
~ Annual Meeting The Reg An
aS~0 nual meeting OF the bOdie Consolidated Min
ing Company Will be held at the ONCE of tn com
pGuy, room 90, Nevada Block, 500 Montgomery 81.
san Francisco Cal. on MONDAY the 20th day OF
June 1892 at the hour Of ! O'Clock p. N, for the
purpose OF electing a board Of directors TO serve
for the ensuing year and the transaction OF such
other business may come before the meeting.
Transfer books VIII close on Friday, June II, at 3
O'CLOCK r.. NJ. III. ID. WALKER, Secretary.
Onice-62 Nevada Block. 800 Montgomery e..
san Francisco Cal. lea I'll
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"kRITrKo" reads character from handwriting.
Write In ink, on nnruled paper, In al undjs-
guised hand. State sex. Send with 50 cents.
stamps or postal note. 10 "Kfitlko," COS Mer.
Chant street, San Francisco.
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Deepening OF :YATEL RESTAURANT. 500
IL Pine ST.; lunch 4Oc; nice French dianer 500.
THOUVENIN & MARION, PrOprietors. jel7 ats
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Moons Phases

1HE CALL CALENDAR.
JUNE 1892.
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PERSONALS.

nR A E. BRUNE, THE WELL-KNOWN Phys
IL clan and surgeon OF Sacramento. has taken m
practice In this city. once and residence at Z
Ellis st. lel5 3tt
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NOTICE TO FARMRRS-CHEAPEST AND BEST
N chicken or turkey cOops, oBe-half or who i
sizes. send Cal. Mantg Co.. 1412 HalIeck ST.. $, +
factory prices. Write. je II 81 70
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@%57 Dividend Notice = San Francisco
EE-S Savings Union, 632 California ST., cor. Webb:
branch 100 Market st COR Polk. For the half
year ending June 30. 1892, dividend has been
declared at the rate of five and Onehfth % l-5) per
cent per annum on term deposits and four and one
third "a 13) per cent per annum ordinary de-
posits free OF taxes; payable on and after Friday
July /, 1892. Is I4t1 LOWELL WHITE. Cashier
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TIME UNDERSIGNED DRUG FIRMS NITI
i guarantee one bottle OF DIR. COOPERS Bloc,
and Liver Specific to cure you of rheumatism Dim
ples and eruptions. constipation and bliousness
try It, For sale at KUPFER IL CO.'S. AL Val
Ness ave; DAHLBENDER q Co. pa Kelrny ST.
KUPFERis, cor suffer and Broderick. jel2 3n co.
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IEAD SRIDROAD BUILDER FOR THE
IL woods $685. 10 tiemakers. Sc, 10c and &c tie /;
10 drillers for tunnel work. $40 and FOUND pony
sawyer, country sawmi; 10 farmers Tor haylng'
$50 and harvest wages 2 mixers some ranch,
north $50 ana found, see boss here; 10 roadmakeIs
for the woods, $50 and found muIe-teamsteTs TOT
a tunnel, $50 and found: farmer and wife, $4O q
f. HANSEN q co. / 10 GeaTy ST.
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HEAD WAITER. COUNTRY HOTEL, S45;
II second cook country hotel, $40; walters,
c ountry hotels $50 and S35: colored walters Tor
summer resort $50 ana found; yard man, country
hotel S25; dshwasher. $25, country hotel; young
man to do pantry work. for the springs, $50 and
found handwasher pounding barred. country
laundry, $35 aud found. Z. X. HANSEN q ~
40 GearY ST. 1
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" Excelsior Degree Lodge esS44slz>-
IT. No 80 Z o %, O. F@Regalar meet meet @xG
= : = TR MORSE, D. NJ.
R55s California Rebekah De- .,ssa4a4Zzs,
The lodge meets every SATURDAY -
EVENING in Friendship Hall. New Odd '//4aN>>
Fellows Building, corner Market and Seventh sts
Of1cersand members are requested TO attend. ALI
members OF the degree are cordially invited.
CARRIE SOLOMON, Noble Grand.
Mrs L. NJ. NORTH Rec. Sec fe6 Sa II
- TeImopIar Rebekah Lodge, SSs4@E4asz@.
SATURDAY EVENING in Memorial = ~
Han, !. o. o. +. building. Ali mem '~//IBN>~
bers OF the degree cordially welcomed Degree
LYDIA, +. HURLBERT, NobleiGrand.
MAGGIE HoyEY, Recording Secretary a23 II sa
- The Ladies of the st. Markus Frauen
ES~S NereIn are respectfully requested 70 attend
the funeral OF their late member, MARIE POCk-
MRS. oTTo KLoPPENBURG, President
b. REULINE Secretary
~. General Headquarters, state of Cal
IL Hornia, Acknowledgements once sacFa-
mento, June is 1892
Special orders No. o.
Lieutenant-Colonel HY MAN =. BUSH LIST lnfan-
try is hereby directed to preside at an election toF
lieuIeuant-cOmmander Naval Battalion n. G.. C.,
vice CHANDLER. resigned. He viii notify the on-
Ger elected to appear before the Examining Board
Of the Naval Battalion for eXaminatio on, the eXam
nation to be according TO the rules governing the
The said election Will be held at the armory OF
Company ID, Naval Battalion. on TUESDAY EN EN-
ING, June % 1892, at O'CLOCK The report must
cOntaia the first in fu OF the officer elected.
BY order OF the cOmmander-in-ehief,
G. G. ALLEN, Adjutant General.
BY virtue Of the authority conferred upon me by
Special orders \ TO- 10, G. =, from general head
quarters, the elected commissioned oheers OF the
Naval battalion, y. o. c. are hereby ordered to as
sembIe IN full uniform at the armory OF Company
ID, Naval Battalion 1918 Pacific street, san Iran
cisco, Cal, TUESDAY, june 20, 1892. at O'Clock
Pm, for the election Of lieutenant
II. p. BUSH,
LIeutenant- Colonel First Infantry. ~ 9. c. presd-
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MALE HELP WANTED.
OK TRANSFERS. LABORERS, ROCKMEN AND
III drers for railroad work, free fare call early:
10 GrillerS and hammer men for tunnel work, $40
and found section hand. 81 10; 10 woodchoppers
81 cord; tiemakers, 81 so cord. Il. L. WAkD &
CO., 81! o Clay st.
IN MEN TO WORK IN 'HAY.FIELD AND RUN
~ mowers 81 % and 81 so per day: ranch
Transfers. $50 stableman, country, $50; mixers,
country, $50; American mixers, $50. X. L.
WARD & CO.. $40 Clay st.
4 HOTEL WATERS, COUNTRY. $50: COLoRED
i waiter. country, SO; German hOtei waiter. S35
hotel cooks, country, $50 boarding house COOKS,
CITY, $40 and $45 butcher for country shop. r. L.
WARD & co, $40 Clay st.
(tLERKS SEEKING POSITIONS AS statesmen
Osalesla eopy sts book Keepers, nographe rs
obtain them Clerks Bureau, 305 Kearny rim. l. Is 3s
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MAN AND WIFE ON RANCH, NO CHILDREN;
vi iogsetter and ratchet man about sawniL sou :
italian man and wife, $50; % Iaborers. 81: 10
drillers. 81 90 and board. w. L. LEAGUE 81 co .
Summer ST., bst. Pine and California, OH Mont
ROmerY.
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sPECIAL NOrIcEs.

~ Firei Fire! Hog Feed-Given Away
nc for a few days only al mill cor. Howard and
Fremont stS iel7 2t%
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r. WATERS FOR SPRINGS AND RESORTS,
u $50; call early. c. L. HANSEN q co. l1O
tfeary st
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M ANTED-FIRST-CLASS BARK EEPER FOR
w country hotel: S65 ana found and fare. Apply
TO G. r HANSEN a co. no Geary ST.
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III ADAM KNIGHT HAS REMOVED FROM II2s
vi Pine to S00I3 Turk. isl6 If
NINE. MOREAU 70 FOURTH ST, FORTUNE
WI teller: caryOya ant; mindreader; fee 25e.l4 u"
MRS. WILSON TELLS PAST. FUTURE, PRES
vi ent; ladies' soc gents 81. los Eighth my 3n
WI by eggs ana cards; tells entire life past pres
emf future; consultations on all affairs nothing
eepted; name given. valuable advice and sure help;
restores lost love by sympathy: mistake impossible
diseases cured; tee 81; letter 50. 80 KeaTny i IL
NJ NE EXODUS. CLAIRVOYANT. HAS RI
wi moved to II Turk ST. Room 9: fec 5Oc. o2ltt
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People here were almost prepared to be-
lieye that the Government experts were
ready TO order new postoffice on the sum-
NIT OF Lone Mountain. There was at least
a drift of opinion that it would not be
located at Seventh and Mission. A tele-
gram from Washington gives the informa-
lion. however. that this is the very site
which has been selected. No site could have
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GENUINE SPECS, EYEGLASSES. 15c Up.
VI Next TO bakery. 65 Fourth st; Sundays 72S
Market ST. in Celebrated ladies' dry-goods store.
don't forget the numbers jell SIS
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ON THE INsTALLMENT PLAN-DREss GOODS.
" silks. sealskins and Sealette cOaks also carpets
furniture lace curtains, blankets and foldlng-bed5,
at NJ FRIEDMAN & co.'s 22S and $50 Stockton
St Why pay ready money when you can buy Just
as cheap by making a small cash payment down,
balance weekly monthly? An Inspection OF our
stock IS respectfully solicited; orders by mail for
goods or samples promptly attended to. rs and
$50 Stockton and 237 Post; open evenings tt
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Ii CLAIMS AGAINST THE HULK SALINAS
n must be presented within ten days from thix
date to las Berry st. c. }. JORGENSEN. 1el8 lUt+
LARGE ASSORTMENT FRENCH ROSES an
~ great reduction. Bee Hive Millinery, 80 6th So
w ANTED-TO ADOPT BABY GIRL; MUS,
W be under years old by a Catholic lady. Al
dress L NJ. box 9, this Office.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

AND SEAMSTRESS; FINE FIT
ter and draper; sews Use day; city or across
bay NJ NJ 14lU1h Folsom 81.
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4 NNIE-DO NOT FORGET TO NEE NE At
~ Mrs A. NJ. Quinn'S millinery store, i55
Market ST.. If you wish to get that fine hat you saw
there cheap my20 I'm
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"A AM ED-PANTRYMAN, $50: WAL Err. IS A
w week: head waiter, No. ] man; hay men, $50;
cooper for winery, $40 to $40: Japanese waiter,
so to S35. DELORME 81 ANDRE, 230 suffer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
foe law, F&su6mexJanl

Kabo is for women who
break their corsets. kabo
can't be broken. We guar
antee it not to break for a
year; and the maker stands
behind us.
And Kabo doesn't kink.
To kink is almost as bad as
to break. We guarantee it
not to kirk for a year; and
the maker stands behind US.
If a single bone" 1--WE cal!
it "bone," it isn't bone) OF
Kabo breaks or kinks in a
year, bring your corset back
to us and get your money.
And, if the corset don't suit
you after wearing a week or
two or three, come back for
your money.
There is a primer on Cor.
sets for you at the store.
FOR sALs BY ALL LEADING DRY GOODS pHALsRs.
my 1-eod6mads
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06

The publication In the Post yesterday Of tho
dispatch showing decidedly friendly feeling
for Hill IN Virginia excited considerable interest
at the Capitol, and especially among the Nir-
ginia congressman. The election Of Hin dele
gates In Charlottesville is said % be due 90 the
efforts Of Thomas :. Martin, a member Of the
state Central Committee, and resident OF
that city, but Colonel O'Ferrau, who re pre-
rents the district in which Charlottes-
Vile is situated, says that the other counties In
the district Will undoubtedly be for Cleveland.
Representative Wise says that in bis district the
feeling Is equally divided between Hin and
Cleveland, the sentiment tor the latter prepon-
derating in Richmond and for Hill In the sur
roundng country. Representative Lester says
that the aniipathy 20 Cleveland Is worry marke cd In
the tobacco belt and in the mountainous regions
because q the ex-Presidents attitude In %.
posing the repeal Of the internal reye.
nue. tax. Representative Tucker also found a
strong hil sentiment In the sections where the
negroes predominant, the white resident. being
anxious that Democrat DO nominated who can
win and who Will save them from a force bin. A
count made Of delegates already elected shows
that Cleveland has 34l and Hiu 1872. and II il
predicted that the State delegates viii not only
be uninstracted for Cleveland, but some Of them
are likely 10 be for HILL Washington Poe.
The Posts Virginia editor mus, have
been absent when the foregoing slipped ~
into ito columns.
The Charlottesville delegates are TO
IN favor Of CLEVELAND, but the large coup-
~ (Aibemarle) delegation is oyerwhelm.
ingly antLCIryrLASD. Mr.. MARris is an
anti-CLEyELAsp man. We doubt il Mr..
WISH said what be is reported to have said
about Richmond, and the most accurate
count OF delegates elected TO the State
Democratic Convention to be held in the
Armory Hall here on May 10Th shows that
the anti-CLIyELAsD men are in a GREAT
majority; that is to say the delegates
who are pronounced against MIR. Give.
LAND as an available man clearly outnum.
Der those who are pronounced for him as
IN available man.
Our brothers of the CLKygLlsD faith set
out 70 get every county where they be-
jisved themselves 10 be In the majority to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
More of vatterson's Words.

We quote again from Mr.. wAr1EnsoS's
last letter TO his paper on the presidential
election. He says:
81 have been IN Washington nearly Two weeks
and have yet 70 meet a Democrat who does not
privately agree with me as TO tho condi"ohs ~
Now York. aud tho certain defeat when a.s,'s
the Democratic party In tho nomination Oh MI
Cleveland. Yet these very Democrats are pup
Ilcly quoted n .avoring the nomination Oh MI.
Cleveland.
"As a general rule. II Is the sheeress coward
ice. In the care Of gentlemen whose own names
have been mentioned In connection WIN 'no
presidency, We may call II prudence, perhaps
mcdesty. in any event an indisposition, 70 Cd
truds unpala,able counses and TO ansasonize q
force which will undoubtedly have much 10 40
with the shapin Of the coming national conven-
ton. But In most cases, Il 10 that sort OF ais
honesty which Is born OF thrift and FEAR
Not one Democrat did Mr.. WATrERsoS
meet in q sojourn OF nearly two weeks IN
Washington city who did not privately
agree with him that Mr.. CLEVELAND would,
If nominated. certainly be defeated. Ana
vet the CLEVELAND organs profess 70 De-
lieve that he is available.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06

BE- our primary plan there will be ticket
printed by the City Committee for each
precinct. The names OF all candidates tor
that precinct will be put on this ticket in
alphabetical order, and the voter will strike
of sll names IN excess OF the quota of the
precinct.
For instance If precinct is entitled to
four delegates and eight candidates Offer
the voter will strike of four names.
That is simple enough, isn't IL?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06

instruct for tho ex-Prcsidept. and have
oily been successful in seven counties
This was blunder that II Is now too lato
20 correct but they would At least like to
recall their vehement assertion that an
uninstruc.ed man is always Hill man. =
We feel confident that Virginia will send
an uninstructed delegation TO Chicago.
All that the friends Of Mr.. CLEVELAND can
do to prevent II will be unavailing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-06
The Revolutionists' Policy.

The Times ought TO be the leading CLzvE-
LAND organ in the United States. IL
threatens as follows
at is the latest rumor that the desperate
opponents OF Mr.. Cleveland are trying to form
a combination at the Chicago convention 'na'
will control at least 800 delegates who WIZ never
consent 70 The nomination of the oI-Presideh''
This may 10 II that small minority oil inc con-
vention can succeed In oulidonns the iarse
majority. But suppose that large majority Is
determined not 20 yield?"
But how as TO the one third' Have they
no right to bolt or reyolutionize
Among these one third will be the Regu-
lars from New York. Can't they deter
mine not to yield"i