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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-03
THE PALACE RESTAURANT.
Thirty Walters Thrown Out of Employ
ment by Its Temporary Closing.

Thirty Walters Thrown Out OF Employ
ment by Its Temporary Closing.
The restaurant Of the Palace Hotel, off
the main office, was closed yesterday. and
here after for some time meals will be served
on the European plan. In the language Of
the hotel the table d hnte is done away with
to make place for the q la carte system. The
reason assigned for the closing Of the main
dining-room is that travel is very light at
this season of the year, the Raymond ex-
tursiOns being over and many people being
at country resorts. The other restaurant of
the hotel will be amply sufficient to accom-
modate all guests. IL is stated, however,
that the closing Of the main restaurant is
only temporary, and that it will be fitted up
during the vacation months and reopened
when travel becomes brisker. BY the clos
ing of the restaurant the chief waiter and
80 assistants were thrown out of employ
ment. Some Of these will be employed in
the cafe, but the majority will be compelled
TO seek employment elsewhere.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-03
THE ROMULUS SAFE.
Narrow Escape Of a Tramp
Steamer off Point Reyes.
A Tremendous Sea Which Compelled Two
Vessels TO Put Back-Three Tugs
Sent to the Rescue.

The heavy weather which has prevailed
outside the heads since Sudnay has proved
specially trying to north and south bound
craft passing Point Reyes,
The German tramp steamer Romulus, 1922
tons, Captain w. Berndt was on her way to
Nanaim0 in ballast yesterday when she got
caught in q heavy squat in the blight two
miles north of Point Reyes light and was
in imminent danger of being cast ashore.
Something went wrong with her machinery,
and the lookout at the point promptly tele-
GRABBED to San Francisco for aid. 1t was
nearly O'clock before the situation was
known in this city. Then the tugs Wizard.
Relief and Active were dispatched to the
rescue. Fro m the heads to Point Reyes is
q miles, and very heavy sea was running
alter Point Bonita was rounded. Mean
while the Romulus had let so both anchors.
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RING AND GLOVE.
The California Clubs Doors Closed to
Members-The Feather Weights.

The California Clubs Doors Closed to
Members-The Feather-Weights.
Some Of the employees and members of the
California Club were astonished yesterday
when they found that a lock was on the
California Club. and no admission could be
gained.
inquiry discovered the fact that the club
doors were closed, because the club had no
further desire to pay the ex0rbltant rent
that was charged for the occupancy OF
the premises.
The new directors are determined to cut
down the expenses In every way imagtn-
able, as their object Is 10 please the stock
holders who do not desire clubroom only
on occasions when flstic contests are given.
There is considerable talk still prevailing
concerning the result of the Murphy night.
The general opinion is that a new referee
should be chosen who understands some
thing about Queensberry rules. liz is certain
that the present referee, Sullivan, needs TO
read up the rules of Queensberry. Manager
Harrison is undecided what TO do as regards
the proposition of declaring the match oil
or insisting on the fe2theT-weghts fighting
the match over again on the 6th. The
question will be decided to-day. The fight
ers are satisfied TO abide by Harrison s
decision IN the matter.
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To El Campo Next Sunday.

"Ths way for Ell Campo" is sign that
attracts the attention OF all who find their
way to the water front in the Immediate
vicinity of the Tiburon ferry, and all who
follow the direction of the sign get on
board the roomy and commOdous steamer
Ukiah and ride up the bay to the country
resort. which during the past few weeks
mas been visited by tens of thousands. who
exclaim, This is indeed beautiful spot"
The members Of the editorial party who re-
Gently visited this locality were loud in
their praises Of the site and surroundings.
The number ofvistors to this place Oh Sum-
days has increased TO such an extent that
1t is probable that still one more trip will
have to be ADDED in order to carry the many
who wish to GO there. On Sunday next
Colonel w. II. Mention, the genial passen-
ger agent OF the company, will be on hand
to see that eXeursionists are properly cared
for on the four trips that the Ukiah will
make TO the grounds.
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A PREACHER DISCOURAGED.
He Struck a SnnG Before a Congregation
In the Backwards,

He Struck a Snng Before a Congregation
In the Backwoods.
"Joe" Jones, one of Sans numerous
brothers, has enlisted in the ministry. His
first sermon was preached in a country
church at Pine Log before large congrega-
ton Of farmers, baekwoodsmen and crack
ers, says the New York Tribune. Sans
methods were followed with considerable
success, but when Joe branehed off on his
own hook he struck snag. He caused his
hearers to vince when, slappiBg the Bible
nearly off the pulpit he exclaimed:
"a man what will cuss er oath'n steal i''
There was a lively shifting among the
pews and much cautious looking around
and headshaking. Joe saw AID determined
TO push his point.
Brethren and sisters" he repeated. 81
want TO say TO you that a man whatll cuss
er oath'll steal! What have you got to say
to that?"
An aged cracker arose at the back of the
church, and fastening his glittering gray eve
on Joe, drawied through his nose:
"All got ter say is it's er gol dern lie"
Joe was so discouraged that he rested on
his oars two weeks before making any more
bold assertions.
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THE HUNGARIAN METROPOLIS.
Some of the Features OF the Newest of
tho Great cities of EUROPE.

Some of the Features or the Newest OF
the Great Cities Of Europe.
DR.. Albert Shaw an authority on munich
pal affairs, writes in the June Century OF
Budapest: ITO the world at large, Buda-
pest, the capital and metropolis of Hun
gary, is the least known of all the important
cities of Europe. No other falls so short of
receiving the appreciation it merits. Sew
eral reasons may be assigned for this CON-
paratiye obscurity; among which are re-
m0teness from the chief thoroughfares OF
travel and commerce. the isolation Of the
Magyar language and literature. and the
subordination of all things Hungarian to
the Austrian name and fame. But the most
important reason is the simplest Of all: the
Budapest OF to-day is so new that the world
has not had time to make It's acquaintance.
Its people justly claim for it the most rapid
growth in recent years OF all the European
capitals, and are fond of lkening its won
derful expansion to that OF San francisco,
Chicago and other American cities.
when Kossuth found refuge in America
40 years ago, after Hungary's tragical sUug
gle for independence, the sister towns Of
Buda and Pest, lying on opposite sides OF
the Danube, together had hardly over
100000 people. The consolidated mu-
nicipality has now population of fully half
million. But remarkable as is the in
crease of population, 1t seems to me far less
remarkable than the physical and architec-
tural transformations that have accompanied
the towns growth iH numbers. Budapest is
Eot merely three or more times as popuous
rs it was in the middle Of the current Gen.
fury, but it has bIossomed out OF primitive
and forlorn conditions into the full mag
nifcence OF a splendid!y appointed modern
metropolis. Rapidly developing cities
usually have the misfortune to grow wrong
ly, through lack of foresight and wise regu-
lations on the part of the governing au-
thoritles. Budapest has not wholly es-
capped; but it would be hard to find another
large town whose development has been
kept so well in hand by the authorities,
and has been SO symmetrical and scientific
from the point of view Of approved city
making. In many particulars of appoint
ment, as well as in general plan and tout
ensemble, American cities might learn not
a little from Budapest"
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ROUTING AN ARMY.
How the Worst Invasion OF Modern Times
Is Absolutely Overcome Hints of
Great Vaiue.


When men women feel depressed or debintated
at the present day, it is common TO say. II think
have malaria" What is malaria? 1t is only germs
that get into the body; germs that thrive and in
crease unless they killed. germs that worm
themselves all through the system; germs that
ruin the health and undermine the life They
aggressive, they feed upon the body, they must
be killed. Many things which are advocated for
killing these germs VIII not do 1t has been
thought that quinine would accomplish this. but
many people cannot take quinine; it dfsagrees with
Them It often nauseates. 1t has been known. how
ever that pure spirits taken in moderation Will
XIII and entirely exterminate the worst army OF
germs which ever invaded the system. They can
not withstand it. Under the influence OF pure
stimulants the germs killed, and the body Is
strengthened to expel them from the system, and
thus restore the health
1t should not be understood. however, that all
spirits viii do this few will. 1t requires something
specially pure and specially designed for this pnr-
pose and that is precisely what Dufy's Pure Malt
Whisky is 1t is scientific. medicinal preparation
1t does not RANK with the ordinary WHISTLES, but Is
specially designed for fortifying the body and re-
peiing disease 1t has the highest endorsements OF
doctors and seieu tiss 1t is wonderfully popular be
cause It is so efficient and powerful. Do not be de-
ceived into the use OF any other, for there Is no
other preparation upon the market that can accom-
p!ish what is accomplished By Dufy's Pure Malt.
You will find that it is kept by reliable druggists
and grocers. my%f u III
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-03

DOBERT STRANGE DECEASED-WHEREAS,
III the above-named Robert Strange, late of 60
Portland place, w, and formerly OF the City OF
Naples Doctor OF Medicine who died on the 4th
day June. 1872, by his will gave one-fourth part
of his resdaary estate upon trust FOR the issue iy
ing at bis decease OF his late sister, Mary Alexander.
and TO one other fourth part thereof upon trust
for the issue living at his decease of his brother.
John Strange and as to other fourth part there
of upon trust for the living at his decease of
his brother. Maxwell strange (includng in each
case children grandchildren. and more remote
descendants): AND WHEREAS, by or
der OF the Chancery Division of the High Court OF
Justice in England made in an action entitled in
the matter OF the estate of Robert Strange. de-
ceased between Archibald Hyndman Stern. plant
if, and Walter Agustus Wigram and John Wigram,
defendants, l S9l s., No. 1882, an inquiry was d.
rooted who now entitled ana in what shares and
proportions respectively TO the residuary estate OF
the said testatOr. Robert Strange, under the
trusts OF his said wills notice is hereby
to any share or snares OF the reSduary
estate OF the said teststor, Robert Strange.
are by their solicitors before the LIST day or
August, 1892. to come In and prove their claims at
the Chambers of Mr.. Justice kekewlch at the Royal
Courts, strand. London, England, or In default
thereof they viii be peremptoriy excluded from
the benefit OF the said order. Thursday. tue lth
DAY OF August S9z, at ~ O'clock uoon at the said
Cham bers is appointed for hearing and adIu6ieat
ing upon the claims--D9ted the 9Th day OF May,
1892. G. HARWooD elaine.
RAvENsCRoFT HILLS WOODWARD 10 John street.
Bedford Row, London. w O.. solicitors Tor the
sboye-named Plaintiff aud defendants ia 3-l0-2t
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Emma Juoh and "Pfnafore."

There was large assemblage OF yachts
men at the Grand Opera House, and the
receipts were considerably sweled by the
attendance last night. Many ladies also
a7ailed themselves OF the late boat to the
Yaehtman's Home. aud graeed the per-
Torrance with their attendance.
Miss Jueh and her "PinafOre" company
will probably start East in week or two,
and play the popular satirical opera all the
way along TO New York. Arrangements
are being made and negotiations pending
with Mr.. LedeTer. 1t ought to be money
making scheme, TO say the least Sausalito
may have an open-alr "PiDafore" fete be-
fore The company leaves the city.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

Comedian Nat c. Goodwin was unable to
sail for Europe On the steamship City of
Paris owing to a. uddeu Illness.
Commodore c. T. Weeks Of the Brooklyn
Canoe Club was drowned Wednesday while
attempting to shoot a dam across the Della
ware River at LackawaXen. Pa.
The dedication of a tablet at the Copse
Trees. near Gettysburg, Pa, indicating the
high-wateT mark Of the rebellion, took
place yesterday.
A dispatch received in Toronto from the
brother of Colonel Yolney Ashford, under
arrest at Honolulu on the charge of treason,
states there is no foundation for the charge
and no cause for alarm.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-03
The RoMULUs OFF POINT REYES.

Transcontnental Association. who stated
that the special rates could not go into ope-
ration until June IS. The railroads have
agreed to make all the desired connections
with other delegations. General Agent
Hitchcock Of the Union Pacific viii have
charge OF the special, and he says he will
take pride in making 1t one Of the best
equipped specials that ever left the State.
There will be nine cars altogether, six Pull
man seepers, one baggage, one dining and
one cOmmssary car. All of them will be
handsomely decorated. Many applications
have been made to 60. and about 125 passen-
gers are assured Full Pullman sections
were secured yesterday by ex-Judge J. F.
Sullivan, j. V. Butler Stephen NJ. White,
Colonel T. F. Barry and w w. Foote.
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GILROY HOT sPRINGS-ONLY AZ
HOURS FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SHERIFFS SALE.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Department 5-No.
80. 31S.
Order OF Sale and De-
cree OF Foreclosure.
LEOPOLD KUTNER
vs..
HENRY BUTCHER EFT AL.

HENRI boAohhh FL Al cree OF Foreclosure
Under aud by virtue az "a order OF sale and de-
cree OF foreclosure issued out OF the Superior
Court Department No. 5. OF the City and County OF
San Francisco state of California, on the 26th day
OF May, A. ID. 1892, in the above entitled action
wherein LEOPOLD KUTNER, the above named
plaintiff, obtained judgment and decree OF foreco
against HENRY BUTCHER and MARGARET
j. BUTCHER, defendants, on the 25th day of May,
A. ID. 1892 which said judgment and decree was,
on the 26th day of May A. ID. 1892. recorded in
Judgment Book Il OF said Court at page aga, am
commanded sell all that certain lot, piece or par
eel of land situate lying and being the City and
County OF san Francisco. State OF California, and
bounded and described as follows: Commencing at
the northerly OF LobOS and Plymouth streets
and running thence northerly along the westerly
tine OF Plymouth street twenty-five (2ol feet;
thence at right angles westerly one hundred (l0u)
feet: thence at right angles southerly twenty-five
(25) feet to the norhsrly LoboS sIreet; thehce az
right angles eastery along said line OF L0 bs street
TO the point OF commencement, being portion OF
lot p Railroad Homestead Association
Pubic notice Is hereby given that on SATOR
DAY the 25th day of June, A. ID. 1892, at IL
o,cIock noon Of that day. in front OF the New City
Hall Larkin-street wing In the city and county of
san Francisco will. "a obedience TO said order OF
sale and decree or foreclosure, sell the above de-
scribed property, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to raise SUFFICIENT to satisfy said judy
ment, with interest and costs. etc. TO the highest
and best bidder for gold coin OF the United States.
&. s. LAUMEISTER, Sheriff.
San Fran cisco. June 3, 1892.
Messrs. ROGERS IL CHILSTROM, Attorneys for
Plaintiff, ITO Market ST., rooms So aud 81.
je2 10 II "a At
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-03
SOUTHSICE CLUB.
An Appropriation to Be Asked for Estab-
fishing Grades.

An Appropriation to Be Asked for Estab-
fishing Grades.
The Southside Improvement Club met last
evening at 20 Eddy street, c. w. Pope pre-
siding.
a communication was read from the Met
ropolitan Electric Railway Company stating
that the road would be in operation to Sew
enth avenue by July l. At that time the
company will inform the club of tho terms
Oh which the line will be extended to the
ocean.
Messrs Harris, Wright and Crawford
were appoined committee TO see the Su-
pervisOrs and ask that an appropriation IN
the next tax levy be made for the purpose
of establishing grades 10 the Southside dis
trlct
Frederick McNulty was appointed by the
chair member of the executive committee
to succeed George Mcpherson, resigned. and
c. p Troy Jr. was elected secretary, vice
ii. +. McGarYie, resigned.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-03

SALEM, June 2-In the Oregon Breeding
and Speed Association spring races this
afternoon, Cyclone won the three quarter
mile dash, Altus second, Hello third. Time,
1:18k.
rs pace-Blondie won. Captain Mount
second. Zephyr third. Best time, :34B.
Quarter-mIle dash-Red Dick won, Mamie
S second, Little Dexter third. Time, O.23A
2:50 trOt-Belle S won, Hamlin second.
Rest time 2.36
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young pair from that town left the traiu at
South Norwaik. Conn. last week they were
Mortified to find several white ribbon
bows attached to the top of their trunk, an
old shoe on each handle and across one end
a placard on which was painted two hearts
transfxed with a skewer, and the legend,
ave are one" The bride cried and the
proom sWOre.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-03

leneia (Venezuela) dispatch says; An i'm
portant battle has Just been fought on the
prairies near this town, and resulted in the
defeat Of Palacio's forces There was ter
rife fighting all along the line. and the rout
Of the Government troops WAS complete.
The town If MatRrin is now in the possess
sion Of the rebels. Los Tables has been re-
taken by the Government.
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the SKIN.

GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP is the lead
ing external specific for diseases of the skin,
and at the same time one of the most de-
lightful and efficient beautifierS of the
complexion which has ever been introduced
to the public. 1t speedily removes Freckles,
Tan, PimpeS, and that common aud dis
figuring complaint Acne, and renders the
skin beautifully Clear and Smooth. Ask for
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP. Take no
limitations. c. n. CRITTENTON, Sole
Proprietor, lis Fulton street, New York.
Hill'S Hair Dye, Black or Brown, so cents.
oc24 If FrTu
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TIE COPPER CORNER.

Combination Of C0mpaaiss to Restrict thu
Output.
GLASGOW, Juns 2-The Tharsis Sulphur
and Copper Company has decided to join
the movement to restrict the output Of cop
per within the limit of time expiring in
July, 1898 This move viii diminish the
amount Of copper on the European markets
-, 600 tons
NEW YORK, June 2.-The Calumat and
Hrcla. il is reported on good authority, has
refused al ecder for G. 0O0, 600 pounds OF cop
Ter for summer delivery at 1914 cents.
4 Wal street London cabieEram says:
Agreemfn5 between the American and
European copper companies is settled. Only
minor details remain now TO be auj listed.
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Pros.cutine the purilists.

LONDON, June 2.--In the House Of CON-
mons to-day Wilfrid Lawson asked whether
proceedings would be taken against the
abettors Of the Jsckson-SlaVin fight. The
Home Secretary replied that he had recon-
mended TO the Public Prosecutor that if he
could fnd material to Justify it, to prosecute
the managers Of the fight. The contest had
not occurred with the cognizanee Of the
Inlinn-
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Laborers Destitute.

ST. PETERSBURG. June AT Sloborka,
a suburb of KOyno. 800 houses have been
destroyed by fire. Most Of the Inhabitants
were worklngmen, and lost everything they
possessed. They are in an absolutely des-
titute condition consequently, and the situ-
alton is most deplOrable.
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Time Enough.
Clothier and Furnisher

NtotuipA anu rutuASHSfs
Mrs. BinGo-Are you going TO the theater
in your dress suit?
Bingo-Of course | am.
Mrs BinGO (wildly)-Then why don't you
put it on? Dear, dear. am almost ready
and you haven't done a thing.
Bingo-Don't worry, dear, l have ample
time to put it on while you are seeing If
your hat is on straight.
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THE BOHEMIAN HORROR.
Over 100 Dead Miners Taken From the Burn
ing Mine.

Over 100 Dead Miners Taken From the Burn
ing Mine.
PRAGUE. June 2.-Oyer 100 bodies have
been taken from the BirkenbeTg silver mine
to-day, but none were rescued alive. The
faces of the victims were scoTched and
showed traces Of n desperate struggle Tor
life. The scenes at the mouth of the pit
have been heartrendinC. One woman Tell
dead and another weht mad. The rescuer
were encouraged by hearing bell In an
adjoining pit where number OF the miners
are known to be imprisoned The TeScneTs
have worked at a great risk, many OF them
being oyerpowered BY smoke. A panic was
created to-day " hen it became known that
100 pounds of dynamite was stored IN the
mine, though the manager declares that the
explosive cannot be reached By the ire
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To Take San Frannisnn Trade

WINNIPEG, June 2-President Van horne
and party returned yesterday from the
Pacific Coast after an inspection Of the
Canadian Pacific line. Mr.. Van Horne
says that II is the intention of his company
10 establish fast line of steamers between
British Columbia and Australia at an early
date.
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THREW UP THE SPONGE.
Con Riordan Was No Match for Jack
Slayin

Con RioT6an Was NO hateh LOT java
Slavin.
LONDON, June "A fl hit between Jack
Slavln of Australia, brother OF Frank Sis-
viii, who was recently defeated by jackson,
and Con Riordan, an Am erican boxer. well
known on the Pacific Coast, took place to-
night According to the articles signed the
men we're to bex 20 rounds, Queens berry
mlps. with fOur-onnce gloves at catch
weight for purse Of $3.50. Siavin defeated
Riordan in 10 rounds RiOrdan weighed in
at Ia and Slavin at 14S. The betting favored
Slavin.
The science Of tie fighters was nspicu-
Gus rather by its absence There was no
real fighting until the eleventh round, when
Riordan dropped to escape punishment In
the twelfth Rjordan's appeal for foul was
oyerruled, and be was knocked down sew
eral times between the twelfth and nine
teeuth rounds and fuaily threw up, the
sponge. his left eye being closed aud his
face badly marked.
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DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES.

They VIII Leave in Special of Nine
Cars for the Chicago Convention.
The Democratic delegates to the Chicago
convention will leave on June Is, at $50
a, NJ. instead of on the 14th. as originally
decided on. The change was made on orders
received from President Vining Of the
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cation of troubles: gen.
eral and nervous debility,
blood and skin impure
ties, and In addition to
these my Liver and stom-
ach were affected. / tried
many physicians, but
they did me no good. L
was about to give up In
despair when l read OF
the wonderful cures eff
fected at the COsmopoli-
tan Dispensary. ana |
went there. ] thank God
/ did SO, for L am virtu-
ally a new man now.
ffFn q FWAws