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The morning call., 1892-06-03
THE DIVES Nv POLITICS.

IT Looks as Though the Chinese Question
WOUtd Figure Hearily.
The diyekeepers are doing their best TO
convince the Supervisors that il will be
poor politics" for them to favor the decent
side Of the case with reference to the
amendment TO the license order.
Wrong.
1t will be good pOlitics-the best politics.
The Chinese question comes in on the
side of those favoring the measure, for one
thing.
All the Chinese groggerics in this city
are running on ''property-owners' con-
sent.
II the Supervisors should make the
amendment to the order which decent San
Francisco asks them to make they would
close all those Monaghan resorts. where
bad beer and worse whisky are sold TO high
binders.
The Japanese question also comes in.
By amending their order the Supervisors
would close the Japanese saloons of the
city. which are the headquarters of the Jap
anese sirens
The Police Commissioners have refused
licenses TO all these places. but the Super
vIsOrs' order keeps them open.
Three thousand citizens of San Francisco
have asked the Supervisors 10 close these
as the vile dives, mum bering seven, that are
taboOed by the police.
how will those 5000 vote at the coming
election?
VIII they vote for Supervisor who
favOrs the keeping open Of the Chinese aud
japanese whisky-mils and the vile under
ground dens OF white men?
Hardly.
These matters will be fully discussed at
the regular Sunday mass-meetinRs in Metro
pOiitan Temple for the next few months.
A good many people will learn all about
the dive Guesti0n-many thousands.
And they will remember.
As for the League OF Freedom and all the
respectable liquor men in the city, they
have announced themselves to be dead
against the dives"
They repudiate their self.styled repre-
sentativeS who are trying to influence the
Supervisors to favor the dives.
Let no Supervisor be deceived.
The man who says "the whole liOuor in
terest" is against the amendment to the
order is the friend of the divekeeper and is
talking solely IN the interest Of the dive
keeper.
The people are impatient.
They want to know how long they must
wait for the Supervisors to consider this
matter
How long must San Francisco remain the
most dive-infested city in America?
How ionp2
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E. Rourke, Timothy B. McSheehy, David
Wooster and Asa Fisk.
The non-residents are j. l.. Flood and K. e.
Shook. Their names still remain.
Having no license and not being allowed
TO sell liquor, the Creporne crime hatchery
is almost as good as closed
The property-owners in the Crem0rne
block are signing a petition to the Super
yisors, asking that the place be closed. as
it is public nuisance.
AS most of the Supervisors who have
been seen on the subject regard tho place as
public nuisance, the petition will doubt
less be acted on speedily.
If the signing of the petition to close the
place were left TO all the respectable persons
in the city 1t would be as long as from San
Francisco to Menlo Park.
Several Of those who previously signed
for the CremOrne have signed the petition
to the board.
The police are keeping a very close waite h
on the Cremorne, and will continue to do so.
The place is likely to be raded at any
time.
Knowing this, former visitors to the place
will not 20 there now.
They ara wise
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INDICTED FOR PERJURY.

The Federal Grand j ury Prefers Charges
Against Bernard Toulouse.
One Of the three parties secretly indicted
by the United States Grand Jury on Tues
day, was arrested yesterday.
II proved to be Bernard Toulouse OF
Toulouse IL Delorieux, owners Of the Com.
mercial Machine Works, GO Commercial
street.
Toulouse is charged with perjury, said to
have been committed during his recent ex-
animation as q witness before Master in
Sbaneery HougntOn in the case Of Lille &
Pare against Toulouse & Delorienx.
During that examination Toulouse testi-
ned under oath that he never CORES pended
with any one concerning the patent which
was the bone Of contention IN the suit, aud
that be knew Of no corresponding in which
that patent was mentioned.
Joseph Rosenthal ef 318 Pine street testi-
fed before the Grand Jury that he received
a letter from the Commercial Machine
Works in August, In which that irnnoti-
fed him that all the trouble about the
infringement on the patent in question had
been amicably arranged. Rosenthal also
produced that letter and the Indictment
faIl6wed
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COAST NOTES.

It is reported that an electric road is to be
built from Reno TO Lake Tahoe.
The Santa Fe is running daily potato
train out of Los Angeles for Chicago.
Stockton will close her public schools in
June this year as measure of economy.
There are only ninety men doing con-
struetion work on tue Southern Pacific coast
line.
The Southern California Medical Asso-
citation is now in session at the town OF
Ventura
Farmers down about Los Angeles are
thinking OF going into the business of grow
ing cherries.
There are serious complaints Of misman-
agement coming from the Soldiers Home at
Santa Monica.
Several of the Southern California news
papers want special session of the Legis-
lature TO raise official salaries
Gravel has been struck in the West
Harmony mine at Nevada City that looks
as though somebody had sprlnkled gold all
over it.
The proposed electric railway from Ven
tura into the Ojai Valley is now said TO be
a certainty. The road viii handle freight
and passengers and prove of great adVan-
tage to the farmers in all that county.
John Croycrait is ON trial at MADEIRA for
assault with a deadly weapon, shotgun,
to wit. ON a mule. The attack was made
from in front, which accounts, perhaps, for
the fact that the mule is not on trial with q
plea of self-defense in issue.
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no LICENSE FOR YOU. :"
The Official DictuIn to the
CremOrne.
MIR. DUNE MAKES AN APPEAL.
4 Great Triumph for Decency in
This City.
THE GRAND JURY INVESTIGATION.
1t Makes The Rounds Of the Worst Of the
Dives, Including the CremOrne
Crime Hatchery.

There is a new feature to the dive Gu es-
ton.
Several Chinese grogGeries now running
on property-owners' consent would be
closed should the Supervisors amend the
license order giving control OF the dives
into the hands of the Police Commissioners.
Friends OF the measure who have feared
that politics would play havoc with it now
see as clearly as daylight that politics will
not DO so.
They now see that it will be very bad
politics for the Supervisor who hopes for
Office again to favor the Chinese gin-millS
and the Cremorne.
A committee Of the Grand Jury paid a
visit TO the dives last night
They made particular note of what was
going on in the Cremorne Crime Hatchery.
Without any doubt they will make a
scorehing report on the subject of the dives.
The Cremorne people asked for license
last night.
The Police Commissioners said ''No."
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Settled in Court,

The suit of William NJ. Wilson against
Mary Elizabeth Becht and others, includ-
ing her husband, was to have been tried
vest erdsy before Judge Van Fleet, but
when called a delay of 10 minutes was
asked in the hope that the litigants would
settle their differences and save the ex-
pense Of trial. The 10 minutes length
ened into an hour, however, and the re-
quest was made and granted that the case
be dropped from the calendar. The action
was to set aside contract and to recover
$500 damages for mental anguish suffered
by him. Wilson is an old man, suffering
from all the infirmities of age. He com
planned that advantage was taken of his
helpless state on September II, 1891, to
make him sign contract, which be did not
intend to make, but by the terms of which
he was TO pay her So a week for the rest of
his natural life, and $1,000 at his death. she
10 have the premises, 437 Minna, rent free
and In return nurse him, aud give her whole
time and attention to him.
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AMATEUR ATHLETES.
Jack Kitchen, the Amateur Heavy
Weight Boxer. Has Retired.

Jack Kitchen, the Amateur Heavy
Weight Boxer, Has Retired.
Jack Kitchen, the champion heavyweight
boxer of the Pacific Coast and the pride of
the Acme Athletic Club of Oakland, has
concluded to retire from all boxing contests.
Kitchen says that he has held the cham
pionship long enough and he is now salts
fed that some one else take his place, as he
has done with it.
The Reliance Athletic Club is anxiously
looking forward to July 4, when 1t expects
to open TIE new Athletic PARK. 1t is pro-
posed to hold grand field day on the great
holiday and invite all the members of the
Pacific Coast Amateur Athletic Association
to participate.
The friends of Walter ii. Henry, son Of
eX-MayOr Henry of Oakland, are elated over
the YOU athletes grand performance at
the championship games in having lowered
the worlds record in the 120-yaTd hurdle
race. Henry, WHO is q years OF age, is one
of the most promising athletes the Pacific
Coast has ever had. He has only of recent
date impressed his friends of his great run
ming abilities. lie IS a wonderful Splinter
and should do better next year If he sticks
to the track. The young man is q member
OF the class Of '93 Of the University OF Cali
fornia.
De Witt Van Court, boxing Instructor OF
the Olympic Club, has been granted leave
of absence. and will leave this city on Tues
day next for a trip through Lake County
on his wheel j. j. Haufn, II. J. Snow
and other members OF the wheeling fra
terDity will accompany him. Jack Kitchen
will take charge of the Olympic boxing
class during De Wits absence.
On Saturday the Berkeley University
tennis players Will play the gentlemen OF
the Stanford University for the champion
ship of the two colleges. The contest will
take place at PalO Alto, although it was
partially agreed to hold the game in the
Oakland courts.
Miss Bertha Crouch, who Is conceded to
be the champion lady expert of the coast in
tennis, has left for Wisconsin. She will be
at Newport the great American tennis
center, on July 4, and will represent the
Pacific Coast in the national championship
tournament.
A large representation Of University and
Olympic Club athletes is expected at the
Olympic grounds on Sunday to witness
hOrrow's great attempt at record breaking
in hammeT-thrOwing.
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DOMINICAN TEACHING.
Closing Exercises at the Academy OF the
Immaculate Conception.

Immaculate Conception.
The pupils of the Academy of the Immac-
ulate Conception, conducted by the Domin-
lean Sisters, and located on Guerrero and
Twenty fourth streets, held their closing
exercises yesterday afternoon ia 81. Paurs
Hall, corner Fwenty-ninth and Church
streets. This spacious meeting-place, which
was most artistcally decorated for the occa-
sion, was crowded with the parents and
friends Of the pupils. The exercises were
Of a highly interesting character, and the
large audience manifested their appreciation
by liberia! applause The following pro-
gTamme was admirably rendered:
''Trlumphal March" Misses NJ. Butz, r. NJ
Rast, NJ Vetter, S. Vetteri ssiutatory, tiiss Ger
trude COlter; sunrise" chorus, vocal class /;
sleigh Ride" Misses 2. Verge L. Chamber
lain. NJ. Mcdonnell \. Grady; "Das Hsus IN
der Haide," recitation, Miss Rosemary kast;
Song Of the Waves" Juveniles; Robert
ie Dahl" Misses T. Garrissere, }; Hromada;
The Convict SHIP" recitation, Miss l. Johnson;
"Ihe Minute Gun az Sea" (chOTus( vocal class
''LucteZia al Lammerm0Or' UrtO). Misses NJ.
kasf A. Leshv, q. Grady. i. Kelly, A Petersen
ence GsTussere; I'll Troyatore," Misses +. Gar
ISsere, Il. MeIsaac, L, NJ. Kasi, N. NeteT;
Holy Moth 7" song. vocal class; Martha On.
sTrumental triOls Misses q. Harper. NJ. Mccarthy
q. Grady. NJ Mclaughlin, A CIiteather, X. Ne
Isaac; tambourlne drill; "Die Stumme." Mis- es
j. HrOmada VI. Gifeather. q. COtt-r, Vi. kast.
At the conclusion of the programme the
Rev. Father Lynch Of st. James Church dis
tribu'ed medals aud prizes TO the most de-
serving pupils. Among the clergymen
present were: Rev. N. d. Connolly and Rev.
William 0'Grady Of st. PauPs Church; Rev
P O'Connor of St. James, and Rev Brothers
Hosea and Alexander Of the Sacred Heart
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As GooD Is CLOSED.

The Police Commissioners Refuse the
Cremorne Crime Hatchery a License.
Attorney Joseph j. Dunno, whose Office is
at 80 Pine street. appeared before the
Police Commissioners last evening on behalf
Of Jack Hallinan and Ed Homan, keepers
Of the notorious Crenorne crime hatchery
Dunno wanted to know ii the Commits
siouers were willing TO license the vile dive.
mol" was the reply he got.
1t was very emphatic no." too.
1t appeared from what Dunno told the
Commissioners that the Cremorne crime
hatehsTy's prOprietors had been making a
great effort to get IL signatures OF residents
on their petition for a license.
They can only get fye-J. G.. Roberts,
James G. Fair, ). II. Seymour, Joseph Ross
and William Ehrenpfort.
All the others have Withdrawn their
names or arr nol-resldents.
Those who Withdrew are John 0Kane,
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.
RORN.

BORN.
RAE-Tn this city, juno l. 1892 to the wife OF J.
A. Rae. son.
PAINTER-ID this city, June !, 1892, 20 the wife
of William Painter,
oLIVER-In this city, June 2. 1892, to the wife Of
A. oliver, 3 son.
MULLER-In this city, May %, 1892. TO the wife OF
Charles Muller, 4 son.
DARwIN-In this city. May 20. 1892. to the wife OF
James N. Darwin. daughter
Holm this city, May %, 1892, to the wife OF
maylach Holt, a daughter.
STEVENSON-In this city, May 49, 1892, to the
wife OF John ( Stevenson son.
C0FFEE-In this city, May %, 1892, to the wife OF
Daniel Coffee. a daughter.
BEAR-June 2, 1892. to the wife OF Alfred Bear,
THYM-In Alameda, May 49, 1892. TO the wife OF
+. Thym, a son.
KAIN-In San AnseImo May 81 1892, to the wife
of Nj. w. Kahn daughter
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OBITUARY NOTES.


Mrs. J. j. Vallejo member Of one of Calf
foTnia's most famous historical families died at
her home, 1859 Telegraph avenue, Oakland, yes.
teTday at the age OF 81. Her grandfather, Don
francisco do Ortega, was sent at The head OF an
expedition TO California In the early pat OF the
seventeenth century By the King OF Spain to
ChrisiIanize the Indians. Father Junipero,
who founded most OF the old California missions,
and Don Ignaclo Vallejo accompanied the expe-
dillon. Al the Monterey mission Don Ignacio
was married by Father JunipeTo 10 the ouiy
white girl in the camp aged 3. From the union
sprang the rich Vallejo family OF California,
members Of whom have cut figure In the 81 ae's
history from its earliest days Mrs. Vallejo was
born IN $40 at Monterey. just previous 10 her
death she had been corresponding with Congress
concerning a claim OF $4,000 for provisions
sold by her husband TO General Fremont for his
army and for which h. never was paid. This
bill VIII soon be presented 10 Congress.
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HsTsCELLkNEOU
Perfumey Department
nfn-FeLS & Co. s Pure
NJ Giycerine SooO,
VI s Cakes for 45c.

We were told yesterday by
= a lady customer that
= = we had the largest,
best assorted and best kept
stock of Corsets in the city.
We are not only sole agents
for the elegant z Z, but we
keep every known make of
Corsets, and we fit them on,
if you wish.
Same way with Muslin
UNDERGRADUATES and chill
dren's-a great assortment
and we make most of the
goods for this department.
Dress Goods are cheap with
us Just now. See our window
for those soc, 6oc and 75c
goods that are worth double.
Prices that talk for us.
A. oz1o-An coors REAL INDIA SILK,
at 5 /2S price everywhere Is 5Oc.
A. d, oo-REAL ENGLISH SERGE, 40
al P4'OO inches, six coI0rS. price was
81 90.
A+S oo-EXTRA FINE BLACK SATEEN
nj p ~ TOURIST WAIST, all sizes,
worth 81 20.
A. o-suK.STITCHED WASH CHA
AT P4'OO MOIS GLOVES white or black
points, worth 81 90.
At soc-"Qpg0RF SfEcIAL" s2;INcH CREAM IN
Just In, the equal of any 75c quail.
ity sold elsewhere.
A. -o-vERY NEW CORDED LLAMA
al 80 CLOTH. very handsome designs,
worth 25c.
A. o1o-6OoO yards FLEECkD- BACK
~ Icy TENNIS FLANNEL, sold every
where at l5c.
At 70 oo-LLAID2dI,EEg SUMNER Wool
~ Pz'OO COMBINATION SUITS, slight
ly soiled. were So 90.
For bargains in Ribbons,
Laces, Trimmings, Hosiery,
Mems Furnishings, Toilet
Articles, Leather Goods, In
fants' Wear = see our win
dows.
All Our Kid Gloves Mended
Free for One Year.
OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 p. NJ
MIL ORDERS ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY
BEST LIGHTED SH01E IN HE c2TY
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A PIeasant Exnninr.

The social gathering at the Young Mems
Christian Association Building last even
ing was a most pleasant and eniovahIe
affair. The attendance OF members and
friends was large. Mr.. r. V. Watt. First
Vice President, presided, and brief musl-
cal and literary programme was introduced.
in which Miss Ethel Graham, vocalist. Of
Los Angeles. sang two selections which
were enthusiastically encored, and Miss c.
Gertrude Finney, also of Los Angeles. gave
two Rotations which completely captiyated
he
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For Her Husband During Life.

Dorothea Fritz's last will has been offered
for probate. Her estate consists of cash in
bank amounting to s1343 and piece Of
property on Howard street of the value Of
$1,000. She died on the 18th nit. and hel
will gave the real property to her husband
John a, for his natural life, aud upon his
Death to their children. The cash was or.
dered placed in bank OF invested and the
aet income paid to the husband during his
life and upon bis death that all money be
divided equally among the four children.
The morning call., 1892-06-03
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LATEST SHIPPING INTEtLIGENCEs
Arrived.
THURSDAY. june 3.
Schr BObolnk. Nelson. 10 hours from Mendoclno;
200 NJ It lumber, to Mendoeino Lumber Co.
Returne
THURSDAY, June Q.
stmr Greenwood. FagerIund from sea- returned
on account of strong NV wind.
Miscellaneous.
POINT REYES-June 2-Stmr Point Iona got
line to stmr Romnius at o'clock and Is towing her
out or danger. Tugs Relief, Wizard and Active are
here. but have not yet rendered assistance.
8 P M-Stmr RomuIus out OF danger; passing
south IN tow,
Movements of transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YoRK-Arrived June 2-StmTs Rhynland
and Apollo. from Antwerp; stmr City di Roma, irm
Rio de JaneirO; stmr Ptolomy, from Santos ana 81
Lucia
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June 2-Stmr Column
ba, from New York.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES June 2-Stmr Trave,
from New York.
CORK-Arrived June 2-Stmr Brittanic, I'm New
York
LONDoN-Arrived June 2-stmr Richmond Hill,
from New York.
HAMBURG-ArrivedJ June 2-stmr suevia from
New York
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Rosenthal Wa.In.ape.

An Inquest was held yesterday in the
Ease Of Jacob Rosentbal. the janitor whose
body was recovered from the bay Wednes-
day night Witnesses related the circum-
stances Of bis leaving his home at 1904
Golden Gate avenue, on May Is, leaving a
aote saying that he intended to commit sui
eide The Coroner's jury found that he
committed suicide while temporarily in
sane. Deceased was aged So years ana q
native of Prussia
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Mexico to set aside conveyances of the
Rancho la Ciudad and the personal properly
thereon to Z. \. Handy. The latter AID
Carroll made q contract Oh May I. 1891, by
which Carroll agreed to convey the ranch
IN Durango for the EltiBg ranch in Siski-
nonntu
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John Fl. Head of 7Is Third street. who
works In sawmill at Third and King
streets, allowed his hand to come in contact
with q circulaT-saw yesterday, ana was
badly wounded Ia consequences. He was
taken to the Receiving Hospital, where ii
was found necessary 10 amputate the sec
ond finger Of the injured hand
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Runaway Sisters Arrested.

May and Lulu Hignera, sisters who re-
Gently ran away from their home in San
Jose, were arrested yesterday by Officer
Anthony. They will be kept in the City
Prison until the arrival of their parents.
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Caroline Flelsohman,s naa,h

Detective Robert Hogan made an unsuc-
cessful search yesterday for the woman who
Is supposed to have caused the death of
Caroline Fleischman by malpractice.
Charles Sehaefer, who is said 10 have
been sweetheart of the deceased. will an
pear AS witness when the Coroner's in
uuest is resumed
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LET All 70 the widow.

Cash in the banks amounting to 1881 81
was left by Alfred F. Straud, who died OIL
the 1st of April. BE also left viii. which
has been filed fer probate, and which gave
all 10 bis wife, Elizabeth NJ. SlTaud. The
four children are commended 70 her care.
The morning call., 1892-06-03
The City's Lights.

Street lamps will not be lighted this
month for four nights before and four
nights after the full moon instead Of five
nights before and three nights after, as Vas
done in May.
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r. s. and F. n. Handy, as trustees fol
the first named. Lave sued for an injunction
10 restrain w. Carroll from further con;
tinulng win proceedings in the Republic OF
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DIED.

BELLMAN-STRONG-In this city June 1, 1892,
by the Rev. @. G. Weller. Vincent Bellman Jr.
and Eta c. Strong both OF San Francisco.
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DIR. f. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MENT, specific for Hysteria. Dizziness Fits, Neu.
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alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental DepreS-
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cry. decay, death. Premature Old Age, BarTenness
Loss OF Power in either sex, fmpotepcy, Leucor.
rhpa and all Female Weaknesses, Involuntary
Losses, Spermatorrhea caused by oyer-eIertion of
the BRAIN Selfabuse, over-Indugence. A months
treatment, 81; for IS by mail We guarantee
boxes TO care. Eaeh order for boxes with IS
Will send written guarantee TO refund II not cured
Guarantees Issued only by CLARK & WEIHE
Druggists Sole Agts Posts ones sts San Francisco
ap24 1Y cod On
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DIR. SCHENCK'S Book on Consumpt on.
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia, sent Free.
DR.. j. H. SCHENCK & son, Philadelphia, Pa.
nol1 ~ weFrMo Sp
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