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The morning call., 1890-11-04

TACOMA, Nov. 3.-The steamer North
Pacific ran ashore this afternoon on the
south of Haw keye Point while on her run
from here to Wet oria. The damage to
the steamer was considerable. The Grey
hound took off her passengers and landed
them at Seattle, where the steamer was
brought by tug for repairs. A heavy fog
was tie cause Of the accident.
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Demccrafie Mating

PETALUMA, Nov. 3. - The Democrats
closed the campaign with rousing meeting
at the theater here tonight. The speakers
we're Thomas j. Geary, candidate for Con-
gress, and S. Lippitt Both speakers were
received most cordially, and the large audi
ence was full of enthusiasm.
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Committed Suicide

SAN JUAN Cali, Nov. 3.-Mrs. Terese
Durin, aged 68 years, committed suicide
yesterday morning By shooting herself
through the heart with shotgun. She had
recently returned from the French Hospital
at San Francisco. and had displayed signs
of insanity of late.
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OBITU AIRY.
GENERAL JOHN c. WRIGHT.

GENERAL JOHN G. WRIGHT.
General John c. Wright died in New
York Sunday. He was born in that city in
1887, and was one of four brothers, all of
whom entered in the Union Army early in
1861 and gave conspicuous service. His
brothers William ana George were in the
Western army and he and his brother, Major
David F. Wright, who still survives him,
were in the Eastern.
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At Washir gton.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The races to-day
resulted as follows:
First race. quarters OF a mile. Silence
won, Tappahann0ck second, Cold Stream
third. Time, IA.
Second race, three-quarters of mile.
Lowlander won. Kitty t second, Pericles
Third. Time, 1:l6A.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles,
Larchmont won, Corticello second, King
Hazem third. Time, l 30.
Fourth race, one mile. Belle dor won,
Tanner second, Syracuse third. Time. :43.
Fifth race (steeplechase), two miles, Gang
bar won, Lougshos second, Grey Dawn third.
Time 8 :56b.
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p.ei Of Hart Qlsaasa.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3-JOhn Scott, the in
ventor OF the locomotive cab and one of the
oldest engineers in the country. died Of
heart disease late last night on a street-car.
He was II wears old,
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Rumor Of Resignation.

PORTLAND. Nov. 3.-The Oregonian says
1t is expected that 81. W. Mcneil, Genera
Manager Of the Pacific Division of the Union
Pacific, will resign about the first of the year
He is understood TO have secured a good
position with the Pacific Coast Commercial
COMPANY.
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The Irish Delegates

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-The Irish Parlia-
mentary delegation passed a quiet day,
though many Irishmen of local prominence
called to pay their respects. Tomorrow,
O'Brien will make UP the programme of the
tour of the delegation through the country,
which he believes will be very successful
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a Yacht Stranded,

LONG ISLAND, Nov. 3-The sloop yacht
Tyrant stranded on Flood Rock this after
noon. Two men, Frank J. Straub and Sid
ney Smith, were drowned.
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Al AKHIEI

ISACKS-LEMEL-In Oakland. Noyemher 0 1aoo
by tho Rev. Joseph Wilmer, Willie IsacEs and
Rosa Lemel. both of Oakland "SA' "A1
SEITZ-MEYER-In this city october 90 1000
by tn Rev. Father Connolly Francis w Seit2 ~
Forest City, Cal and Dora NJ. Meyer of san Fran
NELSON-MILLER-I this CITY. Novamho,, !, aon
Helene Miller. A'Sison Anu
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Stanford at Los Angeles,

SAN DIEGO, Nov. 3.-Senator Stanford
and Hon. Thomas Fitch closed the cam
paign here this evening to one of the larges
gatherings witnessed in this city for some
time. Senator Stanford leaves for the nortf
Tomorrow
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Dry.Goods House Attach ed.

DENVER, Nov. "a big dry-goods house,
known as the Alcazar, was closed by the
sheriff to-day. Attachments were filed
amounting to 5000 The stock is estimated
to be worth from SIS. coo to $4,000.
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nous circulars were being circulated charg-
ing him with being pledged to favor in the
Legislatures change of the grade OF Market
street from Valencia to Fifteenth. This
he declared is a matter the Legislature has
not anything TO do with, therefore the clrcu-
lars are teceptiye,
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Ccmple,ion Of a Govern msut building.

CcmDIetion Of a Covert msnt Hul.ding
CARSON New, Nov. 3.-The United States
Government building, so long under way. is
now completed. The Inspector of Public
Buildings at Washington has been tele-
graphed, and is expected daily, The build
ing will be ready for occupancy about the
FIRST of the year.
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W. S. Foster died suddenly from heart
trouble yesterday morning at his residence,
800 Golden Gate avenue. Deceased was a
native of Maine, aged 6S years, and car
penter by occupation. He leaves widow.
The morning call., 1890-11-04

BORHO-In this city, November 8, 1890, to the
wife of Charles Borho, daughter
GILLIS-In this city, October "a 1890 tn the wife
of q. Gilli3, son.
ERICKSON-In Oakland. November 3, 1890. to the
wife of Captain f. Erickson, son.
SRESOVICH-In this city, October 90 1sao tn the
wife OF L. G. Sresovich son. "
LONELl,-ln Oakland. October 80, $780, to the wife
OF Charles H. Lowell, q daughter.
HENRf,In this city. November 8, 1890, to the
wife OF Joseph Henry n son - ~~V' w '-S
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ALIENS VERSION.
The Captain of the Hargrave Tells His Story
of the Collision

of the Collision.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 3,-Captain John
Allen of the schooner Hargrave reached
this city to-day. and corrotorates the story
told by First Mate Perrin throwing the
blame for the collision entirely on the Spanish
steamer He emphatcally denies the charge
that he abandoned Second Mate Walker
and some seanlen. lie says as he pushed off
he told them to jump over and they would
pick them up, but they didn't do it. II sd
he returned with the long boat to the vessel
the SpaniardS would have, in their craze,
jumped in and swamped the boat and
drnyyuad all hands
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Foot Crushed.

MILTON, Nov. Been Banks fell off a
heavily loaded wagon to-day. One of the
wheels passed over his foot, crushing it
hadIv
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ITEMS OF INTEREST.

An OIL City milliner has very unique
novelty in the shape of a broom made from
the wings of the English sparrow
1t is stated that the completion Of the Pan
anna Canal wi take at least twenty yea rs
and involve an expenditure of G120, GOO, 0t O
In fourteen States Of this country women
may vote for municipal officers and al
school elections, and in some of them may
hold Office in school districts.
Could any insignia be more pacific for {
man-of-war than Count Moltke's coat Of
arms? Three white doves on an argent
shield.
Two hundred aad four American carpet
mills running 11,000 looms, employing 43, DOC
hands, made, in the year 1853, 76,S00, 000
yards of carpet.
Perique tobacco, which, it is said, grows
to perfection only in st. James parish, Lou
isiana, will be but scant crop this J ear
owing to the late floods.
A farmer in Van Buren,. Pa, owns three
apple orchards. On one tree this year WERE
fifteen bushels. All the others together
bore not more than bushel.
Auguste, picker-up of cigar ends, has
just died in Paris. leaving behind him the
respectable sum of 100000 francs. which. il
is narrated, he amassed from his occupation.
People who sit at home in this country and
are panc-stricken by the occasional appear
ance of a mad dog can hardly realize that ir
India last year upward of 10000 person:
died from snake bites alone
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INTERESTING.

= The name Of the priceless remedy, THE GAvI
CALIFonNIA 1GRo-TINE, is taken from the word
''kirOs.'' the God of Love in Greek mythology.
What is 1t, what its uses, what lis purpose?
great California cure for Nervousness and Dis
ordered Sexual Functions of men and women, 10
matter from what cause arising, either from The
excessive use OF Stimilants, Tobacco Opium or
through Youthful Indiscretion, Over-intiulgence,
Loss OF Power or Impotency, Waitefulness Loss OF
Brain Power, Bearng-down Pains in the Back,
Hyseria, Nervous Prostitution. Dizziness and Weak
Memory. These complaints whenneglecied gener-
ally wreck the mind aud bring the sufferer 10 an
Send stamp for pamphlet. The study Of the PAM
phlet will be worth your while. Price, 81 n box;
cnra 10 ok bo DoAes VIII surrey eect hcrianent
monials received from old and young, both sexes.
The morning call., 1890-11-04

CHARLES VERLAT.
The death is announced of Charles Verlat,
the Belgian painter, aged &C years.
The morning call., 1890-11-04
Deceptive Circular.

George A. Wentworth, Republican nomi-
nee for the Assembly from the Forty
fourth District, stated yesterday that anony-
The morning call., 1890-11-04

TECHNICAL SocIETY.-At the stated meeting
OF the Technical Society OF the Pacific Coast on
Friday evening. at 4oS California street, F.
GutzkOw will read paper describing hydraulic
brake for house elevators, and Hubert Viscber
will exhibit aud explain Thomas calculating
machine.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed Ia at
either OF the publication Offices and ba indorsed
wthtne name and residence Of persons authorized
to have the same publishedI
The morning call., 1890-11-04

Rabbi DR.. Joel, the great theologian, died
yesterday at Berlin.
The morning call., 1890-11-04

General Castlenan, Aid-de-cam Of Napo.
leon III, died yesterday in Paris.
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Handsomely and Substantially Bound!

Dictionary the containing not only all the
10000 additional
containing much valuable matter not be found
MANY Principal
Phrases from Latin French Italian and Spanish
Authorizations also contains table
SYNONYMS Pronouncng Vocabulary Scripture
Vocabulary Greek and Latin Proper
Vocabulary Modern Geographical Names
and Pictorial Illustrations
The morning call., 1890-11-04

INTERNAL REVENUE COLLECTIONS. = The
internal revenue collections in this district for
October amounted to 81 .O75 against Sl38, 256
for the same month last year. There was $780,
191 for beer, S8l,173 for spirits, S36,353 for
cigars and tobacco, and s6357 from miscella-
neous sources.
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The second concert of the Steinway Hall
series will be given on Friday evening next,
November It'll. They are delightful re-
Unions.
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LATEST sHIrPING -INrELLIGENC

GENERAL Won WEYHERN.
The death is announced of General Won
Weyhern of Germany
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Baldwin's jockey.

NEW York, Nov 8. = The riding of
Barnes, Lucky" Baldwin's jockey, was
criticized when Barnes came here from
Saratoga last summer. Broadchurch has
had an interview with Lucky" Baldwin
at Lexington, KY. ~r'
"What are your stable winnings for the
SeasGnP" | asked him.
"Very nearly $4,000" he responded. "but
they ought 70 have been beyond 100000,
and they would if L had had a square deal
lost at least eight stakes l should have
won; and do you know how L lost them !?
I'll tell you; no use in mlnclng words. L
was"
| would not care to put in print the strong
language Baldwin used, but he certainly
has no kindly feelings for his late jockey.
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NEW York, Nov. 3.-Berserker's tips on
Elizabeth: First race, 1ipstaff or G. W.
Cooke; second, Bushbolt or Partridge
third, Text; fourth, Longshot or Eric;
fifth, Pl!ny or Dundee; sixth, Riley or EOn
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McGrath, Bridget
Mathisen, Kate
McWhirter, David
milford, Hannah A.
Nolan, Thomas
Oppenheimer, Hazel
Osenbr0ok. l..
Roquen, August
Stewart, Susan
Schramm, Mary
Sherman, Caroline NJ.
Treanton, Captain Paul
Wall. Michael Valentine
Walsh, Loyal I.
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Boston TheatrIcals.

Correspondence OF THE DAILY MORNING CALL.
Boston, Oct 80, 1S90-Dear old Boston"
with its narrow streets and its Common and
its beans has a fascination, as Katisha has
often expressed, STEW can resist" You
think the kind and amiable manager of the
New Bush-street Theater is a favorite in
Frisco. but come to Boston and hear all the
hearty inquiries after his health and success
and you'll think you are mot in it," Mr..
j. j. Gottlob is native of Boston and re-
ceived his early theatrical training, expe-
rience. etc. here. and none knew him but
to love him." ETC., according to the poet.
Theatrically speaking things here are
great. The English melodrama. "Human
Nature" rechristened, on account of an
American copyrighted play, 1.-THE Soudan,'
at the Boston Theater, is now in its seventh
week, aud. judging by its success. the man.
The morning call., 1890-11-04

There was no notable change at the New
California, where 'The Brass Monkey is
running. Mr.. Marion's new dialect dia-
logue varied the entertainment, however,
considerably, and caused an access Of
laughter.
The Hanlon-V otter Martinetts' show at
the Grand Opera House was enlivened by
some new features, particularly the panto-
mime of THE Duel III the Snow" which is
very picturesque piece of business. All
the theaters feel the effect Of the local polit-
zeal crisis, and the managers have made up
their minds to do limited business while it
lasts. Blessed are those who expect moth
ing, for they shall not be disappointed
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16
CATTLEMEN's CONVENTION
Congress to be Asked TO Establish bureau
Of Statistics.

FORT WORTH, Tex, March l5.-At
today's session Of the interstate cattle-
mems convention the committee on
statistics reported ON the matter Of
establishing bureaus for Information
and statistics in each Of the live stock
producing aud live stock feeding
states and territories, to the effect
that il was very essential to have q
correct record Of the available supply
and probable demand OF live stock, in
order to form an intelligent opinion
as TO the value of the same. The com.
mittee were doubtful II united action
could be had, aud 1t was therefore re-
commended that the convention me.
morialize congress to appropriate suffi-
cIent money to introduce this i'm
provement In the conduct OF the live
stock business Of the country, under
the auspices of the department Of ag-
riculture. The report was adopted
asking the next legislature to appoint
Q veterinary whose duty II will be to
suppress all diseases In cattle, espec-
tally that known ss Texas fever"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16
johnson and George tII.

Boswell tells a very characteristic
story Of DR. johnson and George LII.
johnson was allowed the privilege Of
reading in the royal library. On one
occasion the king, hearing of his pres
ence there, entered the room in order
to see and converse with the great au.
thor. After much interesting conver-
sation about books and the univerl-
ties, the king asked him If he were
writing anything. He answered that
he was not, for he had pretty well told
the world what he knew, and must
now read to acquire more knowledge.
The king replied: Il do not think You
borrow much from anybody" Then
johnson said he thought he had already
done his part as writer IL should
have thought so, too. il you had not
written SO we'll" retorted his majesty.
johnson observed that mo man could
have paid handsomer compliment
and it was fit for king to pay" When
some one asked him If he made any 70.
ply to the kings speech, he answered.:
''Sir. when the king had said il, it was
to be so. II was not for me to handy
civilities with my sovereign."-Cham-
bers' Journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16
The Trempeleau L ounty Lynchers.

La CROSSE, Wis.,, March 4.-Sen.
tebce was pronounced ON the Trem.
peleau county lynchers Mt White Hall
by Judge Newman at IL o'clock this
forenoon. Chss. johnson, Ole Sletto,
Mrs Oleson and her son Hanson, we're
sentenced to Imprisonment for life.
three days IN each year solitary.
There was scene of great excitement
in the court room. Mrs. OlesOn faint
ed and there was mourning and she'd
ding If tears. The sheriff started for
Waupun with the prisoners ut
o'clock this afternoon
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16

schooners, bearing joyous boomers, ,s
still crawling through the town and
the end is not Yet visible. News
comes from the strip that the cattle
have s'ampeded, frightened at the un.
usual scene, and have become unman-
sgeable. Cattle men are in great
straits to know what to do with Their
stock, iDasmuch H. the force of men at
their command IL a. nothing before
the streams Of immigration. BY sun
down tonight 10000 people will have
entered the "trip with the intention of
staying there at NIL hazards and moth
idg short of the regular United States
army can drive them from the mecca
to which they have been struggling
for so long.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16
Real and Bogus.

A dealer in canvas back duck said
the other day that there were very few
chefs or caterers in town who did not
occasionally substitute red head for
canvas back, and he supplemented
this statement with the cheering in
formation that only about one man
out Of fifty is able TO detect the differ.
ence. A pair Of canvas back Havre
de Grace ducks, weight seven aud one
half pounds. are worth IS. When the
heads of the ducks are removed the
difference between them is so slight
that a great many frequent buyers OF
them will not buy at all unless the
heads are in the place where nature
intended them to be. The canvas back
ducks which come from Lake Supe
rior and Michigan feed on celery to Q
great extent, and their meat is there
fore less fishy than the meat of the
Chesapeake duck. When il is pre-
pared, however, by a skillful cook.
they can be very readily passed off for
the genuine canvas back.-Pittsburg
Bulletin.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16

AKKASsAs CITY, March lA.-6ines
news came last night that the bill he'd
passed the house declaring the Chsro-
kss strip public domain. the eitv hes
been the scspeo Of Wild excitement. with
boomen In their exeitsmsnt running
10 and fro half dressed. making prspaf.
atlons 10 start q daybrsak for the
strip. Before the sun ives up the
whole city was Wild with sxcltsmsnt,
and . continuous strsam Of people of
every description. fsem the pesrsst
tramp 70 speculative rsal sssaas nsa,
women sud chll1rsa q svssy nssaen'
slily. has bssa psaring intp ~ s>slH
~ nssa . Me- = VAIN ssvsss1 psalEls
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16

The Standard theatre, at st. Louis,
was crowded at the Sunday matinee to
see "Zuna." by the Peabody company.
The company and the ballet were 90
bad that the audience began to hiss,
and before the act was over the police
had 10 be called in. The manager,
Smith, got the crowd out and closed II
for this week. This il the fist time
an America, audience rises up In Wig.
orous protest, and 1t is high time.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16
DRAMATIC GOSSIP


Culled From DunlSp's Stage News.
At last accounts May Yohe was at
Tutulla, Samoan Islands.
"Natural Gas" has been coming
money in northern Pennsylvania dur.
Ing the week.
Mathews and Smiths Burglar"
company have been in Buffalo this
week, where the pretty play has made
o hit.
Fay Templeton will return to the
stage next season at the head ofa bur-
lesque company. under NJ. B. Leavitt's
management.
The total subscription for the Geo.
Knight benefit 10 reported by Mr.. j.
II. Russell, Of THE City Directory"
company, to be s2,o3o.5o.
Lotta opens her seasons In New
England in September and Minnie
Palmer In October In Philadelphia.
Thus the two representative American
soubrettes do not come in contact with
each other.
De Wolf Hopper. who stars next
season with his own opera company,
Is one Of the most genial men In the
musical profession. He IL q family
man and one Of the most devoted hus-
bands one could imsgine.
M, B, Leavitt 10 one of the busiest
msu In New York. He has arranged
with W. Il. Crane " 20 dirsct from
The Star Theatre. Nsw York, TO
the Bush Street. Theatre. san Fras.
cisco, CAL, for . foar weeks run Of
ssThs Senator" commsnolng Nay 10.
Miss Nosah Phyllis. one Of DOyly
Csrtss new '0ondolisrs'' COMPANY.
| hes uads . very pleasing .sueeso q
Pslnsr's Theatre, where ths CONDO
lisrs" will probably rs0sin until
warn vsathss. eheald The rscslpe1
All %, Ths hikado % Pisassss WI
take ~ piAss.
II rlaly n n ssssgssl ~ spsn -
bsosns snDly Q 1n1elsnnh1e Gaass
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16
Muscovite Spelling.

Arecent order for Tolstoi's "Sevas-
topol" was written ''Sir Rasterbold."
II is perhaps not surprising that Rus
sian names should be distorted in this
queer fashion. and the fact that orders
for the journal Of Marie Bashkirtse6
should give the surname OF the author
as "Basketshift" illustrates the diff
Guilty that prevails among our people
of mastering the difficulties OF Musco-
yite spelling Ii recalls the story of Q
Russian general in the wars OF the
first Napoleon. who was reported BY
an English newspaper al found dead
on the battlefield with a long word
sticking in his throat The inferencs
was that he was choked TO death in -
tempting TO pronounce his own nama,
the misprint Of "word" for Sword"
not occurring TO the lynx eyed prod
reader.-San Francisco Argonaut
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16

Chicago lithographing establish
ments are said to be stocked with
paper for piraticsl "Gondolier" com.
psnies, which, 1t is said. will be start.
ed shortly. Manager David Hender-
son ison the lookout and Is determined
to protect his rights 10 the opera west
Of Piltsburg, at any cost.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16

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Il y always bss 10 avoid danger 4
poanible, therefore thss y ons m
which ought 70 b taught in svsE
school In The Uniks1 eHsAss, anA -
h never LIT q awirso6 the ground ~
long - Il b on The ground is y haz4
lsm. no matter whsl presNaFs nv ~
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16
PRICE FIVE CENTS

ing place for society and social calls
and similar enjoyment implying the
free Use of the tongue, which renders
the house so noi-y that the music 10
spoiled. This fact is alleged to ac-
count for what il called the decline Of
opera in Italy Of late years. That's
exactly what's the matter with Italian
operas In Americs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16

The Rush 10 the Chsrokss etrip Aimsst
Eausl 20 the Oklnhons Crase.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16

"Natural Gas" has been coming
money in northern Pennsylvania dur.
Ing the week.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16

At last accounts May Yohe was at
Samoan Islands.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16

Mathews and Smiths Burglar"
company have been In Buffalo this
week, where the pretty play has made
o hit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16

Fay Templeton will return to the
stage next season at the head ofa bur-
lesque company. under NJ. B. Leavitt's
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16

The total subscription for the Geo.
knight benefit 10 reported by Mr.. ].
II. Russell, Of The City Directory"
company, to be ~, ,030.50.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-16

Lotta opens her seasons in New
England in September and Minnie
Palmer In October In Philadelphia.
Thus the two representative American
soubrettes do not come in contact with
each other.