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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-28

For years has been one of the handsomest
women in San Francisco. She has the dark
lustrous eyes, the clear olive skin and the
raven hair of the Spanish beauty, and with
the fascinating manners of her race S he has
long been belle of most pronounced type.
She WAS the daughter of the keeper of the
old Oriental, and while she was Tonia
Pollard, a mere child, her rare attra ctiveness
fascinated Julius Bandmann and her mar
rage shortly afterward took place. Besides
being remarkably handsome woman Mrs
Bandman has always had all the aid that
wealth, taste and exquisite dressing could
lend, 10 set off her charms. Her diamonds
pale only before the luster of her flashing
EYES and her laces have the gauZy transpar-
ency of the spiders web.
She is renowned for her hospitality, and
has the happy faculty of gathering about her
the brightest and most charming of people.
She is generosity itself, and her kindness to
young girls is only another proof of her
goodness of heart Mrs. Bandmann is the
mother of two children, a son, young Charles
Sandman. who several years ago married
the fair Otillla Mau, and her daughter, Miss
Tonic Bandmann, who resembles her father
more than she does her stylish mamma.
This young lady's engagement has recently
been announced.
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sIand.

Four rench refugees from New Caledo-
MIA had reac he'd Hinchinbrook Island.
The news of the great strike at Sydney
and Melbourne caused intense excitement in
the colony.
II is reported that distress is already being
felt in Newcastle by many families that have
nothing to do with the shipping trade, but
whose business is yet brought to stand
stu by the dispute. Should the miners
cea0e work, the direst distress will be felt
on all sides.
Four new steamers of 5600 tons each are
being bull: in England for trading to this
colony.
Cardinal Moran laid the cornerstone of a
new cathedral residence at Brisbane on
August 24th. Tie attendance Was very
large and e3150 was laid on the stone.
The Queensland Shearers' Union has
struck a levy of 81 per man in support of
the strikers. The Typographical Associa-
ton has done the. same, and has also voted
9l00 on account. Large sums have also
been voted by other bodies.
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ugly sisters is Miss
is a slender and beau
bright, laughing face,
most sparkling eyes
stage she sacrifices her
necessities of her part.
Miss Daboll's i'm
personation of the
role of Angustura
is an exceedingly
amusing enc. Miss
! \ zell a, tn 9 flying
lancer, whose aerial
leats have created no
tie establishment
among San Francisco
theater-goers, is also
an exceedingly pretty
woman. She is a per-
feet type of English
blonde beauty, and
very pose and gesture
n her aerial flights is
the perfection Of grace.
Another very attract
i've member of the
company is Frankie
X a y M o n d, who ap-
pears as Captain Riff
Raft, Com Inander Of
the Princes Guards.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-28

Was Miss Lille Glein, the youngest daugh-
ter of an old and respected citizen. who is
one Of our Oldest pioneers. He arrived in
the State in the spring of 1914. She was one
of the San Francisco belles-a beautiful
blonde. On July IA. 1885, she married
James w. Walton, a well-known artist of
this city. She had fine musical education,
is a talented violinist and an excellent vocal
list. and the mother of bright, pretty little
girl.
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MRS. w. G. RALsroN

Was Miss Grayson, and is sister of Mrs.
Hinckley, Oakland She is one of the young
er matrons, only having been married last
year, which was celebrated by home we'd
ding to which the elite of Oakland were
hidden. Oakland is her place of nativity,
and she received her education at Smells
Seminary. Since her marriage she has
been living a portion of the time in the
mines with her handsome young husband
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LATEST FROM
AUSTRALASIA.
A Valuable Race. Horse Stolen in
New South Wales.
Frightful Loss Of Stock by the Flocds-A
Bank Clerk in Trouble for Forgery.
Hawaiian Matters.

The Royal Mail Steamship Company's
steamer Mariposa, Hayward master, arrived
from the Australian colonies, via New Isa-
land and Hawaiian ports, about noon yes
terday. She brought a valuable cargo of
tin, sugar and e245O00 in treasure. From
Sydney papers of September Sd and from
Honolulu exchanges as late as September
Goth the following summary il taken.
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hours devoted to pleasure. She is always
elegantly dressed, entertains in fine style,
and spends her summers at the most fash
ionable resorts During the winter her life
is one round of society. She is the sister
of Mrs. Wright of Sacramento and Of Miss
Uanchette Of this city.
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experie ce upon
t he stage. The
companion part to
the commander is
that of Tip Top. 1t
is played by jean
nette Perie, a young
woman W h o Ii a 5
caused many palpita-
tons in the hearts of
the dudes and bald
heads of the first
row. Miss Perie has
a figure which i'll
simply perfect and is
shown TO a great ad-
vantage in the natty
costume she wears.
She has had consid-
cradle experience in
burlesque, ana among
other parts has played
Gahrialla in Evan
geline.' There are
a dozen other pretty
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-28

Is another one of our handsome voror
She is not tall, but yet she impressesI The ave
as having considerable stature. Tor She b.s
a commanding presence aud a fine. c,eaT- ruf
countenance: Her features are cameo-like
has been prominent figure in San Francis.
co society. She was great friend OF the
Croker family, accompanying them on many
OF their pleasure trips, and lending the
charm OF her presence to help while away the
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-28
Bank Stock Bought.

The fifty shares of capital stock of the
First National Bank of this city, belonging
to the estate of the late Mrs. Maria K. Fay,
which the Court on Wednesday ordered sold
to pay legacies, have been purchased by Jo-
seph McDonough for $685.
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The case Of Charles Rochelle and Sidney
Huntington, who are charged with felony
in having participated in prize fight at the
California Athletic Club on the 10Th inst.
has been assigned by Presiding Judge Muir
ply to Judge Skaters department.
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The estate of Mrs. Rachael Wiley, who
died In this city last month, has been ap-
praised at S28.313 45. OF this amount
$1,000 represents the value of the land at
tne southeast corner Of Clay and Taylor
streets, ia: . feet on Taylor by so on CLAW.
covered by eight tenements.
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so many, in fact, that it is hard to particu-
larize 1t might be well to mention, how
ever, Nellie Lynch. whose pretty little face
is to be seen in the doll dance. and Lizzie
Winner, who plays the part of Agatha"
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At meeting Of members Of the various
school Ioalds of advice in South Australia a
resolution was passed in favor of educat on
being free up to the compulsory standard.
A large deputairn waited on the South
Australian Commissioner for Works to urge
the Government TO proceed at once with the
Great Northern Railway to the Queensland
border The commissioner. said that he
sympathiz ed with the movement and would
see that it was considered by the Cabinet
without delay.
Miss Adela Knights, B. A., has won new
scholarship in England.
Anartesian well at Bourke, 1900 feet deep,
struck fine flow of water that gives 3, ass, 900
gallons every twenty-four hours.
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An Eastern Theatrical Man De.
clares That There Are Many
of Them.
HE WATCHED THEM AND KNOWS.
He Also Has Something TO Say About
Pretty Women Who Make Their
Appearance on the Stage-Grace-
full Ones Are Required to Prop
erly Interpret the Ideas of the
PIaywright-A Small Hand and
Small Foot.

"San Fra n cisco
seems to have III ore
than its share of
pretty girls" said a
representative Of the
"Crys al Slipper"
Company to a CALL
reporter. AZ don't
think 1 ever saw so
many specimens of
beautiful femininity
as l lave noticed On
Kearny and Market
streets lately on pleas
ant afternoons-and
all your afternoons
are pleasant here. 1t
is ike bringing Goals
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

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STATE OF CALIFoRNIA-sept. %. Oct. IL. %.
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Connecting via Portland with the Northern Paclhs
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lines, for all points in Oregon, Washington
British Columbia. Alaska, Idaho. Montana
Dakota Utah. WyNning, Yellowstone PARK, and all
points East and SJSth and to Europe
Fare to Portlaud-Cabin SO; sreerage. 50; round
trip. cabin. $50.
Ticket oficcs-l Montgomery street and Palace
Hotel New Montgomery street.
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The Auckland Chamber of Commerce is
urging the Government, in the event of the
discontnuance of the San Francisco mail
service, omake arrangements with the Union
Company to dispatch boats from Sydney
Immediately on the arrival of the English
mail there.
canic island, Torfua, in the Tongan group, is
in an active state of eruption.
The Parliament has recommended that
bonus of 100000 be offered for the encour-
agement of the fax industry.
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West Australia.

Lord Knutsford has announced that the
Western Australia Constitution Act will be
proclaimed about the Goth of October, on the
arrival of the Governor, Sir William Robin
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MORNING SALES.
Board-60 Hawaiian Commercial. 10; so do, 1884:
10 do, 1919 rs do, 20; $50 Hutchinson + Co, 20.
Street-50S v Water, 961a; 10 do. e63s; s20UO
v 81 Bonds. 1878: s2l 900 do. 12lM.: 100 Il
Gaslight. s. 6S14; 10 Cal Electric Light, 1855; so
do, 1914 $4,000 Omnibus Cable Bonds, 1895.
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The Melbourne Geographical Society has
accepted Baron Nordenskiold's offer to COM
mand an expedition TO the south polar re-
gions ON conditions that the other Australian
colonies contribute e500O toward the ex-
psnses.
In Victoria the member for Warrnambool
has issued writ against the Minister for JUS
tice, claiming 95000 damages for alleged
libel.
A book-keeper of the Union Bank of Aus
trala at Melbourne was arrested on August
29th on Il charge of conspiracy with his
brother, stock broker, to defraud the bank
of e359O by means Of forged check.
During the voyage of the Avenger from
London her master, Captain Ferguson, died
on June DIST. Also during the voyage one of
the crew died from arseEical poisoning. An
other was killed by falling from aloft.
The bridge spanning the Campaspe River
at Axedale, Victoria, the largest in the dis
trict, and the one which carries all the traffic
of.Sandhurst 10 Heathcote road. has been
burned, and two out OF the twelve spans de-
stroyed.
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80 AAAa Wv a. = " III
singing of the role do
much to attract the
ladies' and children to
the peri o rm ance.
The Princes jester,
Nardi Gras, is played
| y a sweet young
English girl named
Annie Dacre. She is
a graceful and viva
cious young lady,
with pure Grecian
features and an at
tTaciive speaking and
ngng voice. Miss
DarEe has plaVed
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a
Louise lfou'dGtLs.

to Newcastle to bring beautiful women to
San Francisco, ard yet ti.ere are eighty
more beauties in this city to-day than there
were last week. They came from the Chi
cago Opera House with the company. In
the construction of spectacular extraYa-
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as the cupid Of the grand production Of
'OrDbeus ard Eurydice, which was given
in New York City some years ago. She has
played the leading female roles in all of Gil
tert and Sulivan's operas and besides being
a clever little actress is thoroughly accom-.
piished vocalist. She is an ideal Cinderella,
and her ingrnuous acting and delightful
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the construction o
ganza such as we
have, the impor-
tant e | c m e Il t 5
are striking and
arts tic scenery,
good music, a pref
" librettn, clever
actors and actress
Is 10 interpret it,
graceful dancers
and shapely and
pretty women ar
rayed in rich and
tasteful costumes.
Inc extravaganza
as seen here Is the
fourth of a series
which have been
produced annually
at the Chicago Op-
era House. The
company which is
now playing here
contains among IFS
members 4 numbeT
who have been
with the manage
,.a-N lhvsa- Elm
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y " -
In this latter part sh
FIRST Tine in tights. ]
and OF an entire
beauty,is Ida Mule,
the dainty and d.
minutive Cinderella.
Miss Mule has a
pouiing and almost
a babyish face, yet
me which is full of
life and expression.
Her form, although
small, Is perfect In
symmetry, and her
feet and hands are
undoubtedly the tint
est possessed by any
living actress. She
wears a No. II child
size shoe, and would
have no difficulty in
winning tie hand
and fortune Of the
Prince If the con-
test nightly held on
the stage was a real
enc and were omen
TO all corners. Miss
N{.,iIo te kacf lyar.xyp
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New South Wales.

A shipment Of Zante currants was made
to Sydney from tie Corowa District of sew
eral hundred pounds weight
The Director of Agriculture estimates the
cost of eradicating the phylloxera pest for
this colony at $4,000.
A sculling match for eco side took place
on the Paramatta River, August 18th, be-
tween Roberts and Couche. The latter won.
The famous racer Cranbrook was stolen
from his owners stables at HAWAII on the
night of August 10Th. The animal was val
ued at 2G00 guineas.
From official figures the losses of stock in
the late floods in Bourke, Walgett and Brew
arrina districts were $4,000 sheep, 275
horses and 567 cattle.
The wharf laborerS, at mass-meetng
held August Dist, unanimously decided to
unload the fruit eX War00nga, which is val
ued at $50, 900, and also any other perisbable
cargoes already under way. The money
thus received will be devoted to the strike
fund.
1t is reported that the sum of 100000 per
week has been promised by the labor organ
iZatiOnS OF the various c00uleS toward the
strike funds.
The Sydney Herald of August 18th says:
The consignees are making good Roadway
with the discharge of cargo, and all the
leading merchants are working in their
shirt sleeves, TO the disgust OF the wharf
laborers, who refused 10 allow any one but
the consigneeS to work.
Notwithstanding the strike, the customs
collections at Sydney for the month of
A ugust were more largely in excess Of the
figures for the corresponding period of last
year than in the case Of any previous month,
amount ing to 9l69,4J against 9165, 105 in
August, 1889.
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leading roles in Gel
well known Ia LDl
appeared in many
pantamimes ct Drgr
tlleafers I-gu5dss O
the many Cry sal
Babetie Rodney. ~ y
fairy, Graeiasa. she
and dign fed. Her
face Is pretty and
winning, ana in
some of It's es,-
pressiOn5 very much
like u youthful COPY.
OF ihe ountenance OF
Ros ga Fokes, while
in the costume of the.
fairy Graciosa. there
is a remarkable SINH
larity between heI
form and neck and
shoulders and those
of the Jersey Lily
Mrs. Langtry. Miss
Rodney is well known
In the East as a MEM
Der of the Chicago
Opera House produc-
tons. having been in
the cast of all of
them. The ugliest
and most grotesQue
OF Cinderella's two
Fanny Daboll. She
tiful woman. with a
and the largest and
imaginable. On the s
beauty to the artistic
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IS LOUISE NlUlldRue,
W b Ose reputation
for b e auty is
world wide. She is
3 tall and SHINY SYM
metrical woman, with
large flashing eyes
and classic features
and a set of perfect
teeth, in the display
of which she is most
liberal. Although
Mss Montague is
wei known as a bur-
Z iesque and comic
/ op5 "a actress, she
! has played but seven
parts in her life.
They are Patience in
Gilbert and Sulli-
vans opera of the
same name; jose
phine in Pinafore,'
Yum Yum in The
Mikad o. Medora
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lie opera, and is very
land where she has
{ the burlesques and
z Lane and the royal
ie Of the prettiest of
Slipper beauties is
plays the part of the
is statuesque, stately
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-09-28

Miss Raymond is perfectly formed little
beauty, and has face of more than
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VIII tIIN VTfVE9U-N-
ment during the

four years run OF these great pieces. From
time to time additions have been made of
pretty ard clever people until by judcous
system Of pruning and selection we think
We have got just as good an assortment of
stage beauties as is TO be found in this
country. The principal among them all
il l nniSn Mnntnnnn
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sAUsALITo-sAN RAFAEL-sAN QUENTIN
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD.

TIME TABLE.
Commencing Monday, September /, 800,
anduHtii further notice. boats and trains will run as
From SAN FRANCISCO for sAUsALIro and SAN
RAFAEL tweek days)-7:So, $3.50. IL 100 A. NJ;
(Sundaysj-S:Oo 1000, IL 80 A. NJ; 1880, 500.
sos, $3.50 p NJ.
From san FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY week
days)-9:30. IL 700 a. NJ: 1926, :55 P. NJ.
(Sundays)-s:0o, 1000, 1l;3o A. NJ; l:3O, $500.
From SAN RAFAEL for SAN FRANCISCO 1weex
days)-6:l0, 745, $3.50, Has A. NJ; l:SO, $500.
tsundaysi-s:oo, $3.50. L. NJ; ZOO NJ; 80 $3.50,
500 N. Extra trip on Saturday at $3.50 P. NJ.
Fare, 80 cents, round trip.
From MILL VALLEY for SAN FRANCISCO week
days)-!:55. II :05 A. NJ; 1855. sos P.M
(Sundays)-8:l2. 10:lO, 1l:40 A. NJ; AS. 3:l5,
5:l5 p NJ Fare, 90 cents round trip.
From SAUSALITO for SAN FRANCISCO (wcek
days)-6:46, S:l5, 1905 A NJ; 1905, gas, 4:05,
b:35 P. NJ
tsundays1-s:45, 1910 \. n; l2:45. gas. AIS.
6:45 p. NJ. Extra trip Saturday at 7:lo P. u.
Fare, 70 cents. round trip.
THROUGH TRAINS
HOO a. NJ, Daily saturdays and Sundays ex-
cepted) from San Francisco for Cazadero snd in
termediate stations Returning, leaves Cazadero
daily Sundays excepted at 6:i5 a. NJ, arriving in
San francisco at 1855 r. NJ.
1880 p. NJ. saturdays only, from San Francisco
for Cazadero and intermediate stations.
500 A. NJ. sundays only, from San Francisco for
Point Reyes and intermediate stations. Return
ing. arrives IN san Francisco at 6:lo Pm.
EXCURSION RATES
Thirty-day excnrsion-Round-trip Tickets to and
from all stations, at 25 per cent reduction from
single tariff rate.
Friday TO Monday Excursion-Round-trip Tickets
sold on Fridays and Saturdays, goodtc return fol-
lowing Monday: Camp Taylor. 81 rs; Toealona
and Point Reyes, 81 90; Tonales, 81 20; Howards,
% SO; Cazadero, 81 90.
Sunday Notwithstanding Tickets good on day
sold only: Camp Taylor, 81 so; Tocaioma and
Point Reyes, 81 rs.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
Stages leave Cazadero daily except Mondays) for
Stewards Point, Gnaiala, Point Arena, Guffeys
Cove, Navarro, Mendocno City and all points on
the North Coast.
JNO. w. COLEMAN FB LATHAM,
General Manager. Gen. Pass q Tkt Agk
General Offices. 331 Pine Street. sci tt
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ordinary delicacy and brightness. Miss
Raymond Is new to theatrical life,
this being her first
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ENdD genie III ENdl-
The Gondoliers,' and
Prince Polydore Won
zee now on the boards.
has been seen for the
ext to Miss Montague,
y different order of
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in Rice's : Corsair,'
geline," Gianetta in
her present part Of
Frettiwitz il the pie
In this latter part she
FIRST time in tights. \
and OF an eniirel
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Buds unc 9eeierns. .Sruefer.
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in enslilbrr uub beutlhtr Spra6e, 51t 9ada.
panua Ipsnus, ssseniiber benz Bottom Stpre.
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Sum @cuue Der Gier.

Bon benz @ertb Der gier fir bic
grndbruns ilt Seoermann iiberSeusi,
iebo6 tpiro ipenie barauf eeadtet, baB
cerielbe iebr bur9 bic 9lrt uno @eiie
Der 3ubereitune unb bic 4rt bes @e=
nuHeS beeintrddtist nerben fann. 8es
fannt 1T, bab burteefo6te @ier idpes
RET perbauIi6 iinb ais peide, aber ni9t
befannt 1T meiltens, baB, wenn man
tpeibsefObte gier nit Dem SbeeIbfeI
iBt, Obne iie au fauen, berunteri9Iudt,
pbne SIei&seitis aud 8rOt &C. nebenbei
Su eenieBen, ii9 boS ssnoIiene 81 i'm
Dtaesn in 9rbbere Stiide baat unb ben
8eroauuneSIdften nur fpenis glnsriffS'
fldde bieten fnnn. 9lu6 tpei98efohte
@ier miiHen tetS gut nit 8roO sefaut
perben, iOnit iino iie i6perer perbaulid
ais sutSefaute bartsefodte. Im nd6s
iten sur glusnubunB fommt bas Isl in
elm @etrGnf Seriibrt, J. .. in benz ioSes
nannten @ierbier Ooer ais 3utbat Su
Speiien. Sier selanst es m68Iidit fein
Sertbeilt in ben Dtasen unb fam bon
ben 8erbauunssidften in bObem OiaBe
ansegriifen perben. (9tsf.)