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The morning call., 1892-06-02
The DEMOCRACY.

Organization of the County and state
Central Committees.
The executive committee OF the Reorgan-
lied Democracy will meet tonight at their
headquarters on Suffer street for the pur-
pose of organization. Ii is understood that
the present temporary president OF the COM
mittee, A. a. Watkins. viii be elected as
The permanent presiding officer Of the COM
mittee. There viii be a contest, however,
over the position OF permanent secretary, as
there are a number of candidates in the
field for The place. Among the candidates
are Charles McGreevy, \. Murphy, T. Wag-
ner, Frank Hughes and Thomas Cleary.
The lasl-named candidate only entered the
field yesterday, and is said to have a strong
backing.
The new Democratic State Central Com
mittee will convene on June IS in order to
effect permanent organization. The two
leading candidates in the field for the chair
manship are Max Pepper aud John II.
Wise. Which ore viii secure the place is
not known, but both are known to be max
Ing strong efforts to secure the position. r.
+. Troy Of Marin County is n strong candi.
date for the secretaryship. John Markley
Of SonOma IS making a fight against Troy
Tor the place.
The morning call., 1892-06-02

The new japanese man-of-war Itsukus-
hima-kan has arrived at Hong Kong. She
was built in France early last year, and
after several disasters had 10 be laid up in
Colombo pending tile arrival Of several i'm
portant pieces Of machinery from France.
In Singapore the crew got into serious
trouble, and finally the vessel nearly missed
HoDg-kOng altogether, making the China
coast some distance northeast Of there.
notorious pirate chief named Chun
Shek, who has long been terror to junk
men engaged in the Haiphong and Hainan
pig trade, and who is alleged TO have been
one Of the pirates who looted the Douglas
Company's steamer NamOa, has been car
tured by the Canton authorities.
A telegram from Niigata states that the
waters OF the Shinanogawa have risen to a
great height, the embankment being broken
IN no fewer than 70 places, and that the city
has been inundated. A wire from NaganO
says that the rivers there have overlooked
damaging fields and crops, and interrupting
the railway service between Nagano and
Ueda.
At Hankow 1t is learned that prices Of the
new teas that have just come down are to
be 80 10 40 per cent under last years, while
the crop has been seriously deteriOrated, as
was expected, by rain. The usual state
ments were being made that it would be a
small crop; but this will, of course depend
a good deal on the buyers
The Russian steamers plying between
GenSen and FuSan have commenced compe.
tition with the NippoD Yusen Kaisha, and
reduced freightS By 20 DeF cent
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R0SENTHAL'S BODY.
Corpse CT the Lost Janitor Found Float
ing The Bay.

Corpse CT the Lost Janitor Found Float
ing The Bay.
Charles Lund and Joseph Ash went fish
ing yesterday afternoon and secured a haul
which they had not anticipated. They were
rowing off Goat Island when they discovered
badly deeompOsed corpse floating toward
them. The face aud hands had been eaten
away by the fishes until all marks by which
the body could be identified had disap-
peaTed.
After three hours hard rowug-for the
tide was against them-they landed the
body at Hunters Point. whence it was
taken 30 the Morgue
The body Is that Of a short man and was
dressed in 4 dark cashmere suit. A pearl
handled knife and an empty leather match
safe were all the pockets contained. Tie
initials j. L. were found on the white
shirt.
The body was subsequently Identified by
means of the clothing as that Of Jacob
RoSenthaI, the janitor Of B'nai Birth Hail,
who left his home at 1904 Golden Gate ave-
nue. on May 18th. On the day of MS disap-
pearance his family received a letter from
him stating that he was going to commit
suicide and bidding them goodby.
An inquest Will be held to-day on all that
is left Of ROSenthaPs body.
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FROM THE ORIENT.
Much Damage Dene to Crops in Japan by
Excessive Rains.

The Pacific Mail Company's steamer City
of Rio de Jaueiro arrived In port last night
bringing adyices from Hong Kong to May
10, and Yokohama to May IL. The news is
unimpOrtant.
a telegram from Takeo, Fukui Prefecture.
dated the 9th inst, announces that rain had
continued to fall for several days, and great
fear is entertained by farmers that it will
cause much damage to the wheat crops.
On May IA. at the German Naval Hospital
in Yok Ohama, Thomas Henry Brown, late
master of the Shire line steamship Penn
br0keshire, died, In the fifty year OF
his age.
A dispatch from Okinawa Prefecture re-
ports that the influenza is raging there
seriously. During IS days. ended the 23d
Glt, 9G3 individuals we're Frustrated by the
malady in Mana and the LeighbOring dis
tTlrtS.
Details Of the recent great fire at Sapporo,
H0kkaidO. have been received, stating that
out of 1000 houses, which constitute the town
of SappuTo, SS7 were burned.
The Diet IS sitting and its general tend
ency appears to be anti-G0vernment, as
resolutions complaining OF the interference
of the officials 10 the late elections has been
passed in both Houses, after motion in
stronger language TO the same effect had
been previously rejected in the lower
House.
There has been much rain throughout the
country, aud in several places communica-
ton has been stopped and entertainments
carried away.
Except in shrtings the import trade is
very dull Silk has again risen In price, but
there Is not much Offering. The new tea
crop has been delayed by tile rainy weather,
and is both bad and dear.
In the review of the trade the Japan Her
aid says: The Empress of India and the
City Of Rio viii probably take between them
close on 100000 pounds OF tea at cents
per pound freight. There are two sailing
vessels advertised to leave here early 10
June in connection with the Canadian Pa
cific and Northern lines of railway. The
GlenshieI will be the first Suez steamer and
will sail cary in June. The rate of freight
has not been fixed yet but will probably be
about 55c per ton. The FiiDtshire will be
the next SueZ steamer to follow the Glen
shiel. Shipments of new tea to date are
215.S30 pounds, against OIL, 40 pounds at
same time last year.
The morning call., 1892-06-02

In relation TO the home treatment of Drs.
Blair 81 Neal Mr.. James PepiD, a black
smith, well and faVorably known in Benicia,
Solano County, Cal, has this to say:
II have had catarrhal trouble for years.
For the past year my trouble has been very
severe. | would get dizzy spells, my head
felt as though it was going around very
rapidly, black spots would come before my
eyes and for moment | could not see.
would reel like drunken man and | was
compelled TO support myself to prevent
falling over
Il had violent headaches. They were so
severe at times | was compelled to wrap my
head tight with handkerchief, as that was
the only way | could get relief. Ny nose
was stopped up and / was kept busy hawk
ing and splitting up mucus which dropped
into my throat. / did not sleep well,
lost my appetite, lost in flesh and
strength. Had sour stomach, belched up
gas or wind. My stomach felt as though
there was lump of lead in it. / was
always tired, never seemed TO get rested. |
was treated by several doctors. While they
were attentive and did all they could for me
did not get better. Reading Of the success
Drs. Blair q Neal were having with cases
similar to mine took their home treatment,
and it has worked a wonderful change in my
condition. The pains are gone now. | eat
we'll, sleep well and feel WELL [ do not hest
tate TO recommend Drs Blair g. Meals home
treatment"
Mr.. Pepiu is the proprietor of the store
known as the "Fifth-street Bakery" Be-
nicia, SOlanO County, Cal.
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a young man who is supposed to be A.
r Cretizer Of Vacaville, was found last
night lying unconscious 10 an clubhouse in
the rear OF the Baltic Restaurant at the
POtTer0. He was taken to the Receiving
Hospital, where he still lies in an insensible
state. As his stomach for q long time re-
fused to retain food il was thought that tile
patient was suffering from starvation. but
The theory was not substaniiated. There
was a letter in his pocket addressed to the
name which Is supposed 70 be bis own.
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A Tough Heather.

Tom Way, a Chinese, was assaulted by
two fellow-cOuntrymen last Sunday night
as lie was walking through an alley, near
the JacRson-street Theater. Way was
beaten on the head with brass knuckles by
one of his assaIants, while the other re-
lieved him OF S1I.
Way procured warrants for the arrest Of
the oDberS, but as he did not know their
names the police were unable to serve them.
Yesterday afternoon Way met one of his
assailants on jackson street and had
Officer Oman place him under arrest. The
prisoner proved to be Cow Sing, an ex-
convict A pair Of brass knuckles and a
small amount of money were found on his
person when he was searched at the City
Prison. Charges Of robbery and carrying a
concealed weapon were preferred agains
him.
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CAUGHT In THE ACT
A Barefooted Chinese Found RobbIng a
Sailors Room.

A BarefOOted Chinese Found RobbIng a
sailors Room.
jim Chin Tung, Misunderstanding Chi
nese, was ncarcerated in the City Prison
last night for burglarizing the room of j.
W. Wenberger at S25 Kearny street.
Wenberger is second mate Of the William
G. Irwin. He passed all day on board of
the boat and went to his room early in the
evening TO obtain a change of clothing
Noticing that the furniture had been disar-
ranged he summoned officer Dale. They
thoroughly searched the rooms. and, Turk
ing in closet, found the Chinese. lie was
bareheadbd aud baref0oted ana had moth
ing to say for himself.
1t is supposed that he entered the house
through the skyllght and had a skeleton
key, by which he made his way into the
sailors room.
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an Athletic Event.

On Sunday next Morrow, the Berkeley
University hammer-thrower, who broke
the record at the mpionshipgam must
try his luck again. 1t appears that the
hammer used by Morrow was three
quarters Of an inch longer than it should
have been and half a pound lighter than
the rules call for. As a matter of course,
his record will not now stand, but then he
will be given a chance on Sunday to make
up for the loss with regulation hammer.
The morning call., 1892-06-02

Troppman In the chair. The financial Sec
rotary rendered his resignation, which was
accepted, and J. MHyerhofer was elected
to fill the vacancy The club maintains a
bureau of information at 514R Sixth street,
where those who desire may obtain infor-
nation in relation to the naturalization laws
and citizenship. Robert WieIand was in
dorsed as a candidate for Sheriff. After
listening to an address by Louis Drischler
the meeting adjourned
The morning call., 1892-06-02

John McDonough. salOon-keeper in
South San Francisco, was arrested last
night by Officer G. Buckley and booked at
the Seyenteenth-street station for selling
spiritu0us liquors TO Charles Felix, lad of
II years. The boy bought cents worth of
beer from McDonough. who accepted the
money and gave him the liquor.
McDOnough was subsequently released on
furnishing cash bail to the amount of S100
The morning call., 1892-06-02
DRS. BLAIR & NEAL

Have offices located at
ZOE MARKET STREET,
Cor, Market. Geary, KearnY and Third sts.)
san ERANCISCO. CAL
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A Musicale.

The piano pupils of Miss Helen Carleton
Curtis gave an interesting musicale last
evening at the residence of their teacher,
2024 Pine street. Those who performed for
the benefit of admiring friends and rela-
tives were Miss Martha Coffin, Miss Edith
SeIby Miss Alice Coffin and Miss Coralie
Selby, of Oakland, and Miss Lucia Cham
berlaln, Miss Lucy Stebbins. Miss Edith
LAID, Miss Tudie Kaiser and Miss Edith
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Submitted to Arbitrators.

Moves Garcia and Drota s. Degarcia YES
terday agreed with Angel Wells to submit
to Hugh K. MeJunkin and T. K. Cayag-
nara for arbitration all their matters in diff
ference, they TO report before the 25lh inst.
and their award to be final The differences
grow out Of the ownership of a tamale
factory
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Must Have Been NIIsunderstood.

In published report of the exercises in
St Ignatius College it was announced that
Edward Banney. one of the gradua ting
class, characterized Huxley ia a grave man
ner as silly child with the intellect OF a
goose. The graduate claims that he must
have been misunderstood, for he has the
greatest admiration for the intellect of
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sunday-schooi Entertainment.

The Sunday-school children of Wood
bridge Presbyterian Church were enter
tanned with stereopticon exhibition on
Tuesday evening. There was a very large
attendance
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overdosed win morphine.

Edward c. Benjamin, proprietor of the
clearinghouse at 325h Bush street, took an
overdose of morphine last night to allay
his suffering from spinal disease. He was
taken 10 the Receiving Hospital where all
effTts 10 restore him to consciousness
proved unsuccessful. and he died there at
/ 80 o'clock this morning.
The morning call., 1892-06-02
Puget Sound Freights.

The Treasury Department has issued
orders that hereafter all the freghts from
Puget Sound ports must undergo examina-
tiOE. The order was made upon the Joint
recommendations of Collector Phelps and
Surveyor Ktlburn Of this port, who ia view
OF the recent discoveries Of Struggled opium
on vessels from the Nosthwest, deemed it
advisable to advocate such a measure.
The morning call., 1892-06-02
An Onfnn Snif.

On the I'D Of last January Internal Rev.
enue officers seized 59l tins Of unstamped
opium which was ia the possession Of one
0ck Sue. Yesterday the matter was before
Judge Morrow and a jury in the United
States court on proceeding in condemna-
ton. Sue claims that the opium was ia his
possession prior TO October /. 1890. when the
stamp act went into effect
The morning call., 1892-06-02
1t is AbominabIe.

To go through life with snagsn in the mouth.
Abominable not more to the sufferer than his
friends, Buy SoZoDoNT and cleanse the teeth
which remain, or, better stll, use IL now and save
your teeth. SoZoDoNT is economical.
The morning call., 1892-06-02
A ChiId,s Skull Crushed.

Willie Robertson. n nine-year-old school
boy living at 20 Rausch street, was seriously,
il not fatally injured, last night while cross
ing Market street. near Jones. The child
was knocked down by a runaway horse, and
one OF the wheels of the vehicle which the
animal was dragging passed over his head,
crushing the skull. He was taken to the
Receiving Hospital. where his condition is
considered critical.
The morning call., 1892-06-02
Peoples Opposition Stage Line

San Mateo, Spanishtown, San GregOriO aud
PeSeaierO
EW COACHES, FINE HORSES GOOD DRIY.
IN erJ, all outside seats Take S:l5 A. VI. train, 5.
+. II. r.. cor Third and Townsend streets. having
exclusive right of entrance TO Pebble Beach, and
give passes to Pebble Beach, which no other
stage line do Buy your tickets at san Mateo
ana Pescadero Don't buy your tickets from the
railroad company unless you want 20 pay three
prices. Good lunches can always be had at the Sea-
side House. Spanishtown. je2 At cod
The morning call., 1892-06-02
Struck a Hummer.

The California street Cable Railroad
Company has been made defendant by
James II. Love in an action for 5000 dam
ages. a car on which lie was riding col
IIded with some obstruction in the slot at
Jackson and Hyde streets, and he was
thrown IF and fell on his left knee. which
was brokau
The morning call., 1892-06-02
BeuIah Park Camp-Mootine.

Charles n. Crittenton. the evangelist, and
founder of the Florence Crittenton Mission
for Erring Girls, will conduct the annual
camp-meetlng at Beulah Park, East Oak
land. which will commence on the 9th and
cont nue. until the 20th inst Arrangements
rave been made for providing tents and
meals at very moderate charges.
The morning call., 1892-06-02

Charles Kelly, alias Horton, a notorious
character. entered the grocery-store of
William Feathersione, at Bryant and De-
catur streets, and dispute followed. during
which Kelly threw beer-glass at Feather
stone, severely iniuring him about the
head
The morning call., 1892-06-02

Mrs. Mary j. Dinnigan. late arrival from
Portland, Oregon. had her poeked picked Of
a purse containing $50 and certificate OF de-
p0sit in Portland bank. while ont slonnipg
yesterday afternoon. She reported her loss
TO the police, and was instructed Ia teIe-
graph the bank officials to stop the PAYMENT
oil any check drawn in her name.
The morning call., 1892-06-02
Guilty of Manslauehter.

The jury that tried Peter Brown in the
United States Circuit Court for murder, for
killing Charles Brown. sailor on the ship
c. T. Sargel. while the vessel was on The
high seas, after being out all night returned
verdict Of guilty of manslaughter. Brown
will be sentenced Oh Saturday
The morning call., 1892-06-02
COMPANIONS of the Forest.

The fifth annual convention Of the Grand
Circle. Companions of the Forest, met yester-
day at Shiels building. all the subordinate
circles III the State being represented. The
reports OF the grand officers showed a pros
porous condition of affairs and steady in
crease in mem berShip.
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For Mntnal Benei,.

The Societa Piemontese, a mutual bene-
nciary association, filed articles of incor-
poration yesterday. The five directors are
Casella Nicola, Saracca carlo. Penna
Giuseppe, Francisco Castronnoyo and Am
hrnSiO Cnndidn i-
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A Collector in Hot WAFER.

+. a. George. for some time past en-
ployed as a collector for E. c. Dez, was
taken to the City Prison last night, because
it is alleged that he did not account for $50
obtained for his emnlnYer
The morning call., 1892-06-02

Two remarkably pretty Chinese women,
who are valued at 5000 each by their own
eTs, escaped last night from house of ILL
repdte on Dupont street, and were assisted
by Sergeant Iobin and posse to the Presby-
terian Mission on Sacramento street.
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Insane ON Religion.

Catherine Goetz. a married woman. living
at 913 Greenwich street, was sent TO the
Agnews Asylum yesterday by Judge Coffey.
The cause of the unfortunate woman's de-
men,ia is religion. At times she is suicidal
She is the mother of four children, the
youngest of which is II months.
The morning call., 1892-06-02

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION, NEW
" City Hall. San Francisco, May 81, 1892. Sealed
proposals VIII be received In open session of the
Board of Education. new City Hail. on WEDNES-
DAY, June 20, 1892, from 20 s 80 O'Clock p NJ,
for leasing from the said board the school lot the
north side of Post St. between Grant ave. aud
Stockton ST.. with the improvements thereon Bid
ders requested to state what amount of rent
they propose to pay monthly, during period OF
years, and also what amount they propose TO pay
monthly during period OF 10 years Each pro-
poSal must be accompanied by certified check in
the sum of thousand $4,000 dollars. made pay
able the order OF the secretary of the Board OF
Education. conditioned that IL the proposal be
eepted the lease granted and II the bidder shall
fan neglect TO sign the lease and give reaSSu-
able bond for the faithful performance OF the terms
then and In that the said check shall be for
feited to the said Board of Education. he board
the right to reject any anu all bids the
public good may require. Any additional infoFma-
tion required will be furnished at the Office OF the
Board OF Education.
GEORGE BEANSTON, Secretary.
je2 td ThSuMO 2p
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Lost His Grin.

An old man. named Joseph Coburn, lost
his grip on Market-street eahIe-car at
Kearny street, yesterday afternoon, and fell
on his head on the cobbles His wounds
were dressed at the Receiving Hospital. but
as he was intoxicated, he was locked up in
the CITY Prison
The morning call., 1892-06-02

Especially infants. is prevalent at all times but 4.
largely avoided by giving proper nourlshment An d
wholesome food The most successful and reliable
OF all is the Gail Borden Esglen Brand CONDENSED
MIX. Your grocer and druggist keep it,
The morning call., 1892-06-02

The receipts of the Custom-house during
the month of May were S749628 80. Dur
ing The same mouth in 1891 The receipts were
SlS3 900 less.
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Lahnr Notes.

The Brewery WOrkmen's Union have re-
celved news from Spokane that the boss
brewers have adopted union rules there.
The j0urneymen coopeTs have decided to
take part in the labor demonstration on the
9th inst
The morning call., 1892-06-02

Judge COffey made an order yesterday
distributing in the estate of Luigi Dana
$1,000 with SAT- 80 accrued interest. to the
Stablliment0 del PAnnunZiata Of Naples.
and $1,000. with S235 81 interest, to Andrea
ManZO, legateeS under the will.
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German-Amerloan Climb.

The German-American Democratic Club
held meeting last Monday night in its
hall, corner Of Fifth and Bryant streets. II.
The morning call., 1892-06-02
A scientiflc snbiecl.

Marsden Manson will lecture tomorrow
evening before the Technical Society on
"The Circulation of the Atmosphere of the
Planets"
The morning call., 1892-06-02
STRONG STATEMENTS
BY Reliable People Prove the
Claims of Drs. Blair e. Neal.
The Popular Five-Dollar Rate Will Be Con-
tinued During the Month
of June

Undoubtedly thousands Of the residents
of San Francisco and ojciRity hare had an
experience similar 10 that Uhich Mr. WI
liam Micht related TO the eriter recently.
namely the expenditure Of large sans of
money for medical treatment from Which no
benefit lrdS derired. Thousands tcut 1otu
take advantage Of the to1g and uniform
price for treatment aohich Drs. Blair Dc Neal
hare inGuqurGted IN this city. and which
has caused such widespread satisfaction
and enthusiasm among the afflicted. The
price during June toiU remain the same
as it has been during the past tlgO months,
namely. 50 per month, Which includes con-
SuItati0n, examination and all medicines
furnished free.l
This is the story Of Mr. William Michl,
who resides at 211 Castro street.
"Some years ago | contracted a cold,
which resulted in a bad form Of chronic
catarrh, which / could not rid myself OF
although ] spent large sums OF money with
different doctors and for patent remedies.
My head would acne fearfuliy sometimes.
During the past year have not been free
from these headaches for one single day.
My eyeballs would feel hot and water would
fill my eyes if / used them long or was ex-
posed to a slight wind. My nose was
stuffed up 80 that l could not breathe
through it at all. At night | would lie In
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coal. Miners, strike Enasd

LONDON. june 1.-The coal-miners' strike
is ended, The mine-owners agree to make a
reduction of only 10 per cent in wages.
The morning call., 1892-06-02

HOODS PILLS cure liver ills. constipation
bliousness jaundice. sick headache. my Is cod
The morning call., 1892-06-02

The Pacific Mail Company's steamer City
of Rio de Jaueiro arrived In port last night
bringing adyices from Hong Kong to May
10, and Yokohama to May 10. The news is
unjmDOrtaut,
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Specalties-Catarrh, all diseases OF tue Eve.
Ear, Nose. Throat and Lungs. Chronic Diseases
il you live at a distance write for symptom sheet
Address all mail matter 10 702 Market street.
Office hours-9 10 IL 80 A. NJ, 10 p. NJ, z TO 8
p, VI. Sundays-9 TO / 80 A. NJ, 2 To P. NJ
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COMPLETE HOME TREATMENT.

Mr.. James Fepin of Benicia Tells What
1t Has Done for Him.