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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-17
JUST A LITTLE HELP.
That IL All Which Is Required at This
Time of the Year-Do You Know
What to Do?

We hear great deal just about spring medt
cines. 1t is known that people feel down after
the Iabors and siege OF it is assumed they
need a spring medicine. This is not true. Spring
medicines are not needed nature will throw off the
rheums in the blood which have accumulated dur
ing the winter II she has only little help Nature is
able TO clean her house and take care of her own
household with little assistance and little, gen.
tie st!mu!ant is all the spring medicine any one re-
quires. But" you may say, "what do you mean
by stimuant, and what do require ?" We answer,
something absolutely pure, powerful and which has
been proved to abundantly answer the purpose.
Unquestionaby whisky. If of the right Kind, is the
proper thing to use, but, unfortunately there are
Few good whistles in the market, and only one
which is absolutely pure and possesses medicinal
qualities That whisky Is Dufys Pure Malt 1t
has been upon the market for years. 1t has the
qualihed Endorsement of physicians and chemists
and 1t is the only whisky which can be recommended
tits true certain INSCRIPTIONS druggists and grocers
seek to sell other and inferior goods claiming they
are equal to DufY's but they possess little purity
and no medicinal power whatever whereas Dufy's
Is specially designed a medicinal whisky 1t
would be well TO bear these facts in mind when
considering the subject OF spring medicines and
how to test put the system shape for the require
ments Of the season.
IT..
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A FRANCHISE TO BE GRANTED.
The Market-street Cable Road to Cover
New TerrItorv-Ihe Conditions.

The Market-Street Cable Road to Cover
New Territory-The Conditions.
At meeting OF the Street Committee of
the Board of Supervisors yesterday 1t was
decided to report favorably on the follow
ing street-railway franchises:
To the Market-street Cable Railway Company.
commencing at The Intersection Of Church street
with ThlrteiA street. thence along Church to
Herman, TO Fillmore.
Also at the intersection OF Illinois with Six
teenIh, along Sixteenth 10 Market, 10 Seven
teenth, 10 Ashbury. 10 Clayton, thence along
Clay on TO nOrtherly line OF San Miguel rancho;
thence northeTy 10 Carl street 10 intersection OF
Cole street with Frederick.
Also commencing at the intersection OF Turk
street with Fillmore along Turk 10 First ave.
nue., 10 street. thence along street TO Nine
leenth avenue, 8 enee along Nineteenth avenue
to ID street, 10 Golden Gate Park.
Alsoi commencing on The westerly end OF the
railroad track on ID street. near Seventh avenue,
on ID street TO westerly line OF Nineteenth ave-
nue.; also at the intersection of Fulton street
with Stanyan, along Stanyan to Hayes.
The above franchise will be granted with the
following condition: THAT the grantee, its sue
cessors and assigns must complete the conslruc-
lion of ana operate the road on Church street,
whereby the RICH. OF way is granted Ia this or
der, within period Of two years from and after
the date OF the passage and approval OF the
order"
The owners OF this franchise must pay per
cent OF heir gross receipts annually to the city.
Another franchise recommended for passage
Is TO tile Ocean Beach Railway Company asfol
lows:
Commencing at the intersection Of Fell and
StaByau streets, thence on Stanyan to Fulton,
TO First avenue. TO Point LObos avenue, thence
along Point Lobos avenue 10 It's junction with
Point Lobos road thence 10 the westerly end OF
The latter.
Two per cent Of The gross receipts are to be
paid TO The city annually.
The following franchise to the Park and
Ocean Railroad Company will also be rec
commended for passage:
Commencing on Stanyan street. opposite
Waller, along Stanyan 10 Frederick, there con-
Meeting with the tracks Of the City Railroad
Company on Frederick street by consent Of that
company.
Also curving into Waller, thence along Waller
between Stanyan and Shrader streets To the
tracks of the MarketStTeet Cable Company at
Its earhouse on said street,
Supervisor Antiques refused TO vote for
the granting OF the franchises.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A REMARKABLE PHYSICIAN.
Phenomenal Results of a Sue
cessful Practice.

DR.. L. Goldschmiedt. graduate OF the University
OF New YORK OF 1853. has been resident 81 this
city for nearly three years and duriag eIEns
hGS not lost single He gives Tue following
extract from his records, which deserves moro th2a
ordinary notice Names and residences arc far
obvious reasons omitted Cases are numbered:
NO. oo0I-Man 45 years. Acute Bloodpoissafug.
Hemorrhages Bright's Disease, Uraemia aud Brain
Trouble Never left his bed for 10 R10atna; cured
No 6eO2-woman. so years, AneurISm or AD-
dominal Aorts, duration years; cared In 10
No. 6Oo5-Man, As years. Pneumonia; cured In
10 days
No. 6OOe-woman. 81 years. PerIsonius; cured
No. 5OOs-w Woman. 81 years. AnsiversiOn Of
Uterus duration years; cured in month";
No 6O15-Womanr II years. PeritoRItis: cured
In 10 days
tion years; cured in 10 weeks.
No. 6025-Woman, ~ years Acute IHfeetioas
No. 6028~Woman, II years. Typhoid Fever;
cured iu 2 days.
No 5O2s-Boy. Is years, Chronic Nasal CafArrn.
duration years cured in months.
No 5o33-Chld years. Ulcer OF Cornea eeyel;
cured In days.
No. 564s-womaD. 81 years. Neuralgia CtaesI:
No 6o46-Chiid, years DiphtheriA: cured In
days
No; 1858 IL years. HemOrrhago of Lung:
No; .5o6s-,Man. 40 years. carbuucIs at Neck:
No oOs3-womau, IS years. AntiaexIen Of Ute
rus; cured in 8 mouths
No 6068-Man, "a years. Concussioa Of Brain
cured in days.
No. 5Us3-Msn, 81 years, Chronic Infection, Gu-
ration months; cured in weeks.
No. 5O99-W oman, SO years. Pertontis; cured IN
IA days.
No. 610I-2 Children. and years, Scarlet Fe-
yer and Diphtherla; cured in weeks
No. ol22-Woman, 2l years. Acute Infeettons
cured in 10 days.
No 6l26-woman "a years. Rheumatism. varVu-
lar Disease OF Heart and BrighL'g Disease very AZ
gravated; cured In weeks.
No. 6l44-Man. "a years, Acute Infections: cured
in 10 days
No 5l6l-womsn 81, years. Chronic Catarrh or
Stomach, duration years; cured in 4 weeks
No. 5l66-Man, 81 years. Double PHeumOnja.
Heart and Kidney Trouble, very aggravated; cured
in % days.
No. oi67-Man. 81 years. Diabetes. duration j
years cured In weeks.
No. 5ls2-Man, AZ years. Peursy. acute; cured
In days.
Results Ike the above, which could be Increased
to many columns need no further comment Only
an old and experienced physician like DR. GOLD
extensively varied practice. aud e Is
only his extraordinary experience for 20 years or
mere In an extensive New York private aud h0spE
tai practice embracing over 100000 cases. tnat
OF hundreds and thousands of patients entrusted 10
his care, who otherwise would have DseR fFretFieV-
ably lost.
DIR. L. GOLDSCHMIEDT is permanently located
at 100 Powell ST., San Francisco, whsrs he can be
consulted personally or by mail from 10 TO IL NJ.
telephone 3452.
No books published to mislead you or 70 tzlk dis
eases into you which you never had. Consultation
free. Rates Of treatment reasonable. Call or ad-
dross DIR. l.. GOLDSCHBIIEDFs
10S Powell st, San Francisco, Gal
mYS SuTuTh BIN
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CLUB LICENSES.
Poker-Rooms Have 40 Pay Tax on the
Liquors They Dispense.

Poker-Nooms Have 40 Pay Tax on the
Liquors They Dispense.
The internal revenue officers have notified
every poker club in this city, some 90 in
number. that they will have to take out
liquor licenses, and about 0ne-haIf of them
have already complied with the request
Heretofore these clubs have been exempt
from paying for licenses, because they
claimed that no charge was made by them
for the liquors dispensed in their rooms.
Recent correspondence with the depart
ment in Washington has developed the fact
that the ''pokerites" are elassed as clubmen
in every sense of the word. and the law in
that respect says plainly:
The sale Of liquors to its members by club or
an association OF persons combining together 10
promote social and literary obiec;s subject 1t to
tax as retail dealer. and renders the club or any
member thereof crlmInally responsible for the
failure TO pay such tax.
The local clubs made a strong fight
against the payment of licenses in May,
1890, the California delegation in Washing
ton being their advocates, but the depart
ment decided against them, aud now every
social club in this city pays a license for the
sale of liquors.
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Still Among the Living.

On Wednesday last Mrs. Rosa Martinez.
Spanish woman living at Is Scott place.
between Broadway and Pacific street, was
taken to the City and County Hospital to
be treated for confused wound over the
left eye. Nothing was thought OF the mat
ter by the police until yesterday, when some
one circulated rumor that Mrs. Martinez
was dying The case was then investi-
gated and it was found that Mrs. Martinez
was we'll enough and anxious to leave the
hospital. 1t had been said by neighbors
that her daughter, Mrs. Antonette Ariano,
while under the influence of liquor had hit
her with cobbiestone, but Mrs. Martinez
denies the statement, and says that she
slipped and fell on her face on the street.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-17

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
~ New City Hall, San Francisco, May IL, S92.
BY order OF the Committees Supplies on
Buildings and Grounds ana on Printing, sealed pro-
posals wilt be received by the superintendent Of
Common Schools, IN open session OF the board on
WEDNESDAY. May rs, 1892, from TO $3.50
o'clock r. M, for furnishing the school Department
OF the City and County of San Francisco 0. during
the fiscal yesr 1929 with lumber. hardware,
furniture stoves fuel. books. stationery, paints,
oils. ETC., and also for printing such blanks cards,
reports, Ieeord-oooks etc, as may be required by
the department during the same period. Samples
OF printing required may be seen at the Office Of the
Board OF Education.
Copies of specification viii be furnished applt-
cation by the secretary.
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check in the sum of two hundred and fifty ($2501
dollars, made payable to the order of the secretary
of the Board of Education, conditioned that IL the
proposal be accepted and the co tract awarded and
II the bidder shall fall neglect to execute writ
ten agreement and give the bond required within
six days after the award Is made then and in that
the said check shall be forfeited TO the Board
OF Education.
NOTICE Bidders viii estimate with the under
standing that bids will be entertained only from
parties known to be regular dealers IN the materials
requiTed
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
bias or any portion OF any bid as the public good
may require.
Blank proposals and specifications furnished by
the secretary.
The parties to whom contracts are awarded Will
be required prior to or at the time OK execution OF
the contracts TO pay their proportion OF the cost of
advertising.
myll I'd GEORGE BEANsTON. Secretary.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-17
ABE JONES' TRIAL.
The Prosecution in the Stage-Robber's
Case to Rest To- Morrow.

The Prosecution In the STOCKHOLDERS
Case to Rest To- Morrow.
The third trial of Abe Jones on two
charges of robbing United States mail
stages in Shasta County during the month
of October, 1891. has been in progress for
two weeks in the United States District
Court before Judge Morrow and jury.
the prosecution expects to have all its
testimony in tomorrow so that the defense
will be able to commence on Wednesday.
Many new witnesses have been introduced
on this trial by the prosecution and much
evidence against the accused has been pro-
duced which was not available during his
former trials. Among those who for the
first time testified were DR.. NJ. ROwen of
Fall River Mills. Ross Anderson of AItnras,
and w. S. Thompson of Harvey Valley.
The latter rearrested Jones after he made
his escape from the Redding JAIL
The defense tits expected will be the same
as on former trials, namely, lack Of an iden-
LITIGATION and an albi
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No nivnron for Nelsnn.

A divorce was denied by Judge Sheppard
to Frank Nelson from Christine Nelson.
He is sea-faring man In the employ OF the
Pacific Coast Steamship Company. He ac-
cused his wife Of kleDtomania, and that she
foisted founding purchased for S4 and 81
for four days board upon him as their child.
The testimony showed that he condoned
her offenses by c0habiting with her after
the filing of the complaint, and that after
this event. moreover, he went to Oakland
and obtained license to marry making
false oath to procure the document.
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A REVENUE RAID.
Five Officers Made n Cruise Along the
Sacramento River.


Sacramento River.
A party of revenue officers left on Mon
day. the 9Th inst, for a trip on the Sacra-
mento River in search of Illicit opium and
contTaband cigars or liquor.
They Travelled on the naphtha launch
Marin and were five In number. namely
Deputy Inspectors Clapp, Callundau, Gid
rim ard Thomas from the local Office and
Deputy Collector Newman of the Fourth
District, located at Dixon
The officers returned on Saturday night
and yesterday reported that their excursion
had been only partly successful, because
the Chinese living on the upper shores of
the river were warned of their approach by
their cOuntrymen further down, and had
time to seeTete everything illegtmate be-
fore the arrival of the officers.
At CORTLAND some $500 worth of uu-
stamped opium was found and seized, and
at Walnut Grove about the same amount
was captured, besides small cigar and
cigarette factory conducted by Chinese.
Several places in which liquor was sold
without the requisite license were also
found, and at CORTLAND the officers COM
PEELED six Chinese to purchase licenses.
while at Walnut Grove two had to do like
,yisp
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worth" il ''the said building were C m
structed of the best material as provided IN
the specifications and if all the work were
done In the best possible manner"
The Grand Jury further found that the
estimate furnished for doing said work
referring to other work on the courthouse
the price of which had not been set forth In
the contract by said J. p. Mccormick was
not furnished in good faith, but was ae-
tually $4,000 in excess of what such work
was reasonably worth"
After the report of this Grand Jury was
delivered Mccormick and others concerned
were indicted for collision to defraud the
county treasury.
And this is the same Mccormick who
built the Fell-street apology for a sewer.
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One way TO Correct an Evil.

A warrant was sworn out yesterday for
the arrest Of Peter johnson. ON charge Of
threatening to kill John l.. Heritage of 241
Minna street. lie has frequently threatened
to shoot Heritage because he allows his
wife to work in First-street saloon. John
son knew Mrs. Heritage before she was
married, and recently fired shot into the
ceiling of the saloon where she worked to
frighten her out OF the place
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-17
.People,s Athletic club.

The San Francisco Breweries Limited
have been made the defendant in an action
by Thomas Robinett to declare void the sale
and transfer on the 18th of November, 1891,
by Arthur Treloar OF the lease and fixtures,
valued at $4,000, of the Peoples Athletic
Club on Market street Treloar was in
debted to Robinett on a judgment for
$255 20 in furnishing the place when he
made the transfer. in consequences of which
the Sheriff found no property to levy execu-
tinn ON.
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Dieker.on, Kowal.kx ana Wallet,

Additional charges Of assault with a
deadly weapon and battery have been re-
corded against G. A. Diekerson, the night
Waterman Of the Baldwin Hotel. This
time the complainant is not Attorney III. +.
Kowasky, but his boy valet, Clarence III.
Bristol. Dickerson appeared before Love
Yesterday TO answer the charge OF clubbing
k0walsRy, and his case was transferred to
Judge Rlx's court
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-17
Lookinr fnr YermilIion.

The police OF this city have been asked to
look for w. H. Vermillon. wealthy
horseman who disappeared from his home
in Peoria. Ill.,, December Is, 1890. 1t is
believed that he recently came to this city.
Mrs. E. Vermillion, his wife. is prosecuting
search for MIN, and offers reward of $50
for any information. The missing man is
90 years old, feet inches high and weighs
100 pounds. He has dark hair, dark COM
plexi0n, gray eyes and heavy dark mus
tacnR.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-17
Cafe ROYAL Litigation.

Judge CARRIER granted jury trial in the
case of Louise NJ. Joyce. administrator of
the estate of Milton Z. Joyce, against James
w. Orndorff, surviving partner in the Cafe
ROYAL, and denied the accounting, but with
the privilege of renewing the motion il the
partnership business is not wound up in 80
davS
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-17

Queen Victoria, and declared his intention
tn become an American citizen. He APP
peared again yesterday. and announcing
that he is still loyal to the Queer" desired
TO have the declaration cancelled. His re-
quest was complied with. 1t is thought that
this is the first case nf the kind
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-17
mr22 If Tu

Did you ever see a sickly
baby with dimples? or a heal
thy one without them?
A thin baby is always deli
cate. Nobody worries about
a plump one.
If you can get your baby
plump, he is almost sure to
be well, If you can get him
well, he is almost sure to be
plump.
The way to do both-there
is but one WAYS by CARE
Full LIVING. Sometimes this
depends on SCOTS Emulsion
of cod-liver oil.
We will send you a book
on it; free.
,scoTr & BOVINE, Chemists, rsa South sth Avenue.
New York.
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pefended nIs Mormon.

When Patrick Leonard returned to his
home on Morris avenue in an intoxicated
condition early yesterday morning he be-
gan TO beat his wife. His son Patrick struck
him blow In the face that broke his jaw.
After treatment at the Receiving Hospital
Leonard Sr. was booked for battery.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-17
Artist Toietti,s Estate.

The estate OF the artist. Domenico Toietti,
has been appraised at S14,63O. The highest
inyentoried paintings are ''Ophelia," put
down at $1,000; ''The Crucifxon," returned
at $780, Juliet" and adam and Eve"
each 500; Bitter Chalice" and Head Of
a Tnrkn S7h each
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Mrs. Barnet,,s Assailants.

George Marabella, the ex-conyict, and
Robert Bennett. who feloniously assaulted
Mrs. Nellie Barnett in Lafayette square on
the night of the "a inst, were examined
SEsng their bonds in the sum Of $4,000
each.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-17
sun LOYAL to the Oman.

A fellow who gave the name of r. Savlle
and said he lived at the American Exchange,
appeared on Friday In the office of the
County Clerk. forswore his allegiance to
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-05-17
PROPOSALS

For Lumber, Hardware, Furniture,
Stoves, Fuel, Books, Stationery, Etc,
and Also for Doing the Printing Re-
quired by the Public School Depart
ment.
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(,pOSSmaD'S Specific Mixture.

with this remedy persons can cure SheMxstves
without the least exposure. change OF diet or
change in application to business The medicine
contains nothing that Is of the east INJURY 20 tas
constitution. Ask your druggist fss X frieS 81
bottle oS@S AZ RsAU
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JOHN II. BURST,
City and County Attorney.

From the above statement it will be seen
that in case the Supreme Court should deny
the writ of review the work of widening
Mission street will be at once commenced.
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BEANsTON. Secretary.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02
Gracellam Items.

Memorial Day, this the third year that any
Aprctentions were made to notice the day with
any special observance, was to us a pleasing
success. The small procession formed in
front of the Church. led off by a number Of
G. A. r. men with the colors afloat, follow
cd by the Gracham Cornct Band a repressn
tation of the Sunday School with fowers
and q good gathering of citizens in the rear
making the march to the Cemetery. On
reaching the Cemetery the G.. A. r. ritual
SC. was read and the flowers strewn upon
the graves of the two comrades now at rest
there. The procession then returned to the
church where the assembly was addressed by
Messrs George Wlssler and David Rcghtler
of Mechanlcstown, who paid glowing trib-
ute to the honored dead and the Nations
flag, preserved by their lives. 1t is well to
have our patriotic feelings stirred In this
manner occasionally, as il helps us to arpre.
ciatc the love OF q country that our fathers
gave the Union, and the love we should ever
maintain for the freedom and blessed advan-
tages that are daily reaped by us. Many OF
us do, and are willing to proye 1t as they did
should any test require it.
A word for our Band they play well fol-
the disadvantages under which they have
maintained to exist
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02
So To Speak.

Woman is wonderfully made Such beauty
grace, delcacy and purity are alone her pos
sessions So has she weaknesses, irregular
ilies, functional arrangements, peculiar only
10 herself To correct these and restore to
health, her wonderful organism requires a
restorative especially adapted to that pur
pose. Such an one is Dr. Pierces Favorlte
rescrptlon-posscssing curative and regu
la;ing properties to remarkable degree
Made for this purpose alone--recommended
for no otLer Continually growing in favor
and numbering as its staunch friends thous-
ands Of the most intelligent and refined ladies
Of the land A positive guarantee accompa-
mes each Eottle-at your druggists. Sold
on trial.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-06-02

On May 10 1892, in Diminishing. Margaret
Mary, infant daughter of Philip j. aud
Mary Snoutfcr, aged days.
On May Goth, at his residence near Walkers
Vile, of heart disease, Mr.. Calvin i Bur-
rier, aged So years
On Thursday morning. May 2Gth, 1892, in
Ir0ntown. Ohio, at the residence of her
uncle Mr.. Wan. Fr;,lcv, of rheumatism.
MISS Eutoka Gertrude Fraley, formerly of
Emmittshurg, aged 3s years.
In Menorialn.
Armour D., beloved son of j. F. and Jennie
Weant, of Baltimore city, Md. formerly of
Brurevi1lc Nd, died suddenly May Sth,
1892, aged years and moDlhs.
Taken in his youthful prime,
Gathered in the spring time:
Sharp the pang we must feel
Sharper than the foeman's stcel
Now our fairest flower is hld
Underneath the coffin li!.
All how many know how deep shade,
This little grave IN home has made
Aud what darling hopes arc hid
beneath that little coffin lid
Earth to earth aud dust to dust;
Sad the trials, sweet the trust:
Parents there who socst death
Gathering grain at every breath,
Murmur not that now He weayes
This sweet flower among His sheaves.
Mrs. S. W.