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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
CELEBRATING EVACUATION DAY.

The Brooklyn members Of the Society OF the sons
of the Revolution celebrated the evacuation OF Nc"
York by the British, on November 20 1885, laS' is'
81 the Hamilton Club Clinton and Remsen ss Iherc
xrere about sixty present and the affair entirely
Abnormal. After a reception supper was served
Speeches were made by Asa Bird Gardiner, represent
ing the Society of the Cincinnati Frederick a. Iai
radce president Of the Society OF the eons OIL 'ho
Revolution and others. Among those present "e ~,
,Ienrv NJ ANGEL F. A. Guild, Mathew Human. e. W.
Bowen Edward Human, ii. Clark, W. G. Sheldon, IT,
]. j. Pierrepont, W. S. p. Prentice W. A. Pierrepon'
]. H. Morgan, Arthur NJ Hatch, A. r. Thompson IT,
w. r. Thompson, w. H. Ford, P. A. Ford Lndovlc
Rcnet r. r. = Inlay D. T. Walden, G. q. De Graw
W. Pond F. skillmsn, b. f. Valentine Frank s4uierr
H. A. Wilson, W. J. Martin, Alfred H0dGesi u r..
rcriins- a G. Barnes General HOrati0 c. King, the
Rev. Dr. Il. p. Ingersoll and f. H. Jackson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
MANY CLERGYMEN ATTENDED THE FUNERAL.

MANY CLERGYMEN ATTENDED THE FUNERAL
The funeral of the Rev. DR.. d. V. NJ Johnson wa
attended yesterday in the Church OF ST. Mary a'
r,asson and Wilougby aves., of which he was rector
for a third of a century. The body rested III It's
rofin in the church from 80 a. M, ana the hoiS
I,ommunion was celebrated at $50 Al IL 'oo 'he
funeral was held. Among the clergy present "ero
Bishop Lttlejohn, the Rev. prs Charles H. hai' . l.
Drowne s. NJ Haskins, Charles r. Baker, Lindsay
I,rb.r 4 p brewster f. A. bradley, aud the Kew.
nessrs Kimber stevens, Harris, Breed, Aisop' ocuo
der Darlington Fleming Locke, Stocking RICE. cox
Cooper, Moore McClntock. Tunnel and shackietofd'
THE services were conducted by the REV. Messrs. d.
I,ornueu w W Bellnger, and j. H. Smith. Bishop
Sttleohn smoke in eulogy OF the life and services Oh
Dr. Johnson and DR.. Hall read the resolnuons Vi rL
TEEN prepared by the clergy Ior their asSo''0' Inv
burial was in Greenwood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25

Last year many young men wore our
Chumley" Cape Coats to the Thanks
giving games and we see no reason
why that garment should not now
prove equally popular.
We are prepared to supply goodly
number. Black Thibet, wool lined,
$50. A finer quality with silk lined
capes, $50. Various fancy colors, Sl5
to $25.
True, other dealers offer "Chumleys,"
but there is difference in the cut, the
fit and the make up. Ours seem about
right every way.
Inverness" or sleeveless Cape Coats
for evening wear over dress suits, $50
-Capes satin lined. Also Dress Suits,
$3.50 to $41.
AN OWNER Is WANTED FOR A WATCH RE.
GENTLY LEFT IN ONE OF OUR RETAIL STORES.
ROGERS, PEET e. co.
ss TnfEE Smr,nSs
STORES. )32dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
LAcEs AND EMBR0IDERIES.

We shall have, this week, a Special
sale of Black Silk Drapery Netts
An dress Patterns of yards eacn,
at 5000. $500, $1,000. $1|.OO
ner pattern and upwards.
Rlack Silk FlOuncings, In Chah-
tiiIy. Hand.Run Spanish, Marquise
and Spanish Guipure, with trlm-
ming laces to match. ~.
Point GauZe. Duchesse anu va,
lenciennes Laces, FlOunces and
handkerchief. Hand-Run SPAN
ish Scarfs and Fichus.
IN OUR NEW SALESRoOM
We have ON sale 1900 yards of
A5.inch NainsOOk and Cambria
Embroidered FlOuncings, regular
nrice $3.50 and $3.50 per yard
your choice for $1.75 and $500
TorchOn, Medici and Normandy
Val Laces, in all widths. Neck
Ruchings and COllarettes In the
latest STYLES and cOlOrs.
A choice stock of Ladies', Misses
and Gentlemen's Hemmed, HEM
stitched and Initial Handker.
chiefs: also White and COlOred
Embroidered.
JAMES McCREERY & CO.,
Broadway and 18th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-25
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

Translated from the Gazzetta Musicale of Milan.
Mascapni is now writing new opera by order
of SuZogno. The lbretto is taken from the
French drama "Les RantZaux."
Materna viii sing some Wagnerian solos at The
Opera House in Vienna.
GOrng- Thomas opera. "Esmeralda," Will Dc
given at COyent Garden, London.
Nine. Melba has achieved great success in
''Rlgoletto" In Brussels.
king Lear" an opera by Lirolf, will shortly
be given at the Eden Theater in Paris.
A theater was Iecently completely destroyed
by fire In COnstaDtinople.
Emil Laurel, the well-known vIolinist, will
make another tour OF Germany with his recon
clled wife, Mime. Carreno. the panste.
new comic opera called Lila, Lola, Lala'
will shortly be given in Dublin.
"EDguerrande," new opera by Bergerat, Is
announced at the Opera C0mlque, Paris.
Rubinstein's new opera, LES Maiheureux,"
Will shortly be produced in st. Petersburg.
And now 1t is said Nine. Adelina Patti viii
Again farewell. Patti is playing Juliet to Amer
ica's Romeo. "Parting is such sweet sorrow
that shall say Goodnight TIL Il be morrow; =,
Sembrch has received an ovation as Martha az
the Grand Opera in Berlin.
LA Favorita" mas been the attraction In
Dresden.
francesca da Rimini." by Cagnon1, was sue
cess in Trieste.
Pachmann the pianist, Will soon make tour
OF England with his talented wife.
A wonderful tenor voice has been discovered
In a small German village called Teschen..
Scharwenka Is composlng an opera win Inc
strange title Of "Masawinta."
De Mlynarski, vloiinist OF the Russian lmpe-
rial Society, recently gave concert WIN sue
cess In London.
''Esclarmonde" and lie Magi," by Massenet
VIII be brought out at the Metropolitan Theater
In New York lie MagP' will be represent ed
contemporaneousy with its production at the
Opera In Paris.
Piatti, the greatest 'cellolst yriuoso OF the day.
always plays upon an Amati vlolonceilo
which List presented him in 1S4S, when he
played i'll Il concert given by List in Munich.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03
,epdent abilities and your once unDuunded pop

scendent abilities and your once unbuunded pop
ulariIy, there Is nothing in It.
Do you mean to tell me, sir, that the world Is
not hungrring for my temperance"
Madam daresay IL Is, but as matter OIL
business should not care to invest III mar
lied woman who has not got divorce. Inc
taste of the public is peculiar. / should advise
you 10 stick to the duties you are so eninenliy
lifted to perform. There is no money In new
theatrical ventures al this time. had almost
made up my mind TO retire from the business.
There Is nothing in It. and am about penniless
myself owing to my conscientious Efforts 10 eie-
waite the stage"
he-0wiOh, wOugh!
''What Is tlat?"
THAI, sir, is my Infant. He is crying for his
bottIr"
"Have you an infant. My God. madam. why
did you not say so! How old is t?"
Ten MONTHS"
Heavens! madam, what a voice. L think
see way TO help you"
II do not understand you, SIR"
Il VIII engage your baby"
seriously. I'll give you 5000 a week for Its
services. You can teach 1t in a week TO lisp
Annie Rooney I'll have play written Tor u
and engage wilson Lackaye to support it, On
the basis OF the baby, my dear madam, we can
talk art and business at the same time. Has the
child been weaned"'
Mop
$50 much the better"
ALAS. sir, his father VIII not consent"
MADAM, beg of yOu.r
sit Is useless My husband Is not patron OF
the arts"
sMadam, let me beg of YOU 10 consider
"a las sir, 1t Is uSelessl The child is deaf and
dumb. The only sound 1t makes you have
heard"
Excellent unique! I'll have a pantomme
written for IL by Mr.. Belasco."
"My dear sir. let me beg of you to retire. My
emotions overcome me and l have TO attend 10
the ehild's loet'-New York Truth.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

We glad to hear that police ordinance has been
forced against the proetor of stores who have been in the
habit of sgracng the clothing business in this city by keep
their shops open Sundays and hope this lesson be
sufficient them dess the future from drepu
table business method.
We fighting compel these Sunday Clothing Pirates
close their shops Sunday and intend to continue fight
ing this line until this abomnabe violation of decency
abolished.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

organ-Lott Courtesies.

Marcus NJ. Henry has effected an arrangement
between Clarence Eddy. the organ virtuoso and
The executive officers of the First congregational
Church of this city whereby the expert will dedi-
cate the new $4,000 Orean-a gift from Mrs.
Hattie Croker Alexander to the congregation
on an evening during The fist week of next
month, The date of which is TO be fixed. This
Samuel d. Mayer, who has been the stated or
ganisI of the church for more Than eighteen
personal sense. The organ was built in Boston
aud is SAID 10 be the largest and best Instrument
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03
The Actress In KeaI Life.

:" have sent for YOU" she said to the manager
who was fumbllng with his watch chain aud
twisting his SILK hat as he stood in the middle Of
her luxurious boudoir, 81 have sent for you be-
cause intend to return to the stage"
"Ah ." he said, indfferently. You have quar-
relied with your wealthy husband?'
No." she said ~ have not. We are friends
But long for the trlumpbs OF art have con-
senied TO reappear before an expectant pub
lc."
Madam" he replied; lyon were once gr eat
star. but that was two years ago. You now have
a husband with whom you have not quarreled
l am bound to tell you that with all your tran.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

L" The Prince and the Pauper." dramatized by
the author himself from his own book with the
same title, will be given at the Baldwin next
week. For the benefit of those not familiar with
the literature OF the American humorlst the
story Of this particular bit is given. In IT Is shown
that Tom Cauty is the son OF very poor parents,
living In the slums OF London during the latter
part Of the reign OF Henry VIII. Owing TO thu
harsh treatment of his father. who Is : thiei, he
bids his mother and sister an affectionaie good
by. lie runs away from home, ana his wander.
Tags bring him TO the palace gaze. There ne
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

Late Eastern papers mention the narrowing
fact that Rillie DeaVes-slster Of Ada-ls now
raving maniac in the asylum at Kanakanee, and
that the physicians there offer no encouragement
to u hope of recovery. Her father, Edwin
Deayes, mad been III at Ills home in New York
City for long time when he received word that
his fayorite daughter had become insane. Two
hours alter the sad intelligence was made known
TO him lie was a corpse. lie was one OF the
Oldest minstrel performers In America and was
at ore time u member OF Manager Hooley's
company. lie was born at Philadelphia IN 1917
The Deaves family were well known In this city,
where they had resided for many years.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

Out OF a letter recently received in this city
from Paris we Gull the following:
Miss Fanny Davenport has been the guest of
NJ Victorien Sardou at Marly-le-Bois. his sub
III ban palace, and magnificent breakfast was
given in her honor by The great dramaIist during
her stay. Included among the guests were Nine.
SardOu and her daughter, Geneveye, NJ. Dumas,
NJ Dugunei COmte and COmtesse de MOneais,
Lady and Count Larnela, the Haytian En-
basSador, NJ. Moreau and IDglefied Mile.
Beiuca, Melbourne Mcdowell, and others. The
fayoriie American cOmpdienne was pledged III
the famed wine presented by the King OF Portu-
gal 10 her host, ana she made pretty little
speech IN response. II was altogether very
delightful off Ir. When IL is known that NJ.
Salduu is one of tile most conservative among
dramatic celebrities. and but seldom enteralns
theatrical people the compliment paid The fair
Fanny may be considered an exceptional one.
Miss Davenport Is expected TO arrive IN New
York a week hence when she VIII Immediately
begin WORK on her forthcoming production OF
Sardou's Cleopatra"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03
4 VOICE
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

Messrs. Thomas Andrews and Robert McBur-
ME have leased the Grand Opera House and VIII
reopen it to The public a cheap tIeater
Saturday, August 10th. Miss Nellie McHenry,
who is disbosed 10 remain in San francisco
while Tie mercury marks 1902 in The shade In
New York and the ambulance business Is so
brisk, Will initiate the new season with 4er popu-
lar comedy Lady Peggy" supported by good
cOmDauV
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

Alkthe dramatic companies at present in the
city, uniting with his many friends in private
life, have determined TO give Mr. j. \. Long a
grand complimentary benefit at the Baldwin
Theater on Thursday afternoon next, August
7th and they have determined, furthermore, TO
make this complimentary one worthy Of the
name. Mr. Long was reared and educated In
Ibis State, was a member OF the old California
1heaIeT Company for many years and has al
ways approved himself capable and conscien-
tiOus actor. Now, a heavy sickness has fallen
on him and for months past he has endured only
a VaetudnaTian existence which, we regret 10
say, promises 10 last for many mouths TO come.
His trouble, We understand, arises from an aecl-
dent while playing The Private Secretary"
part which lie made his own in many respects, the
exceptions being want OF physical strength TO
cope with The gymnastlc exercise IL requires.
The proposed entertainment has been arranged
by Messrs. George +. Lask and john ii. Rus
sell In the following order:
The Palmer Company In One-act play
Speciatles by 1.-The City Directory Company,
Ethel Brandon. l.. X. Stockwell, etc.
A minstrel first part, including Charley Reed
and Burt Hayerly as end men, Maurice Barry
more as interlocutor and w. S. Mullaly as mu-
seal director.
Dorothy Rossmore and Leo Cooper in "The
Silent system"
A singing iuterlude-Rosa France, Bessie
Cleveland. Mayne kelso and others.
"Parson Davies" In short dissertation on
wrestling, practically illustrated by Evan Lewis
and Tom McInerDy.
BurIesque on Camille" with Millie Collier as
Marguerite Gautier, Charlie Reed as Armand,
James COrbett as De Varvlle, ParsOn Davies as
CASTOR, and all the managers. professionals,
flaneurs and celebrities OF the town as guests.
1t Is on such a procession OF attractions as
above that reliance is placed for full house, as
well as on the broader and deeper human senti-
ment that leads one TO help fellow-creatufe IN
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03
WILLIAM i. scnnlan.

Succeeding 1.-THE City Directory" this popu-
lar young Irishman. VIII bring to the New Calf
fOrnia a bIand-neW Irish comedy called "Myles
Aroon," written especially for him, and, OF
course, full OF such business as he has at his
fingers end. Seaman. as we have reason to
know, is a bright alert fellow on the stage and
a sharp ana careful chap of it. He is one OF
those dealers IN amusements who is helping TO
diSpTOYe in modern times the axiom almost
universally accepted by the Misrepresentation
actors, and generally pTacticed by them, that
artistic ideas and business methods cannot
lodge in the same brain. one tenant Is generally
eYicted, aud we may add that recent Illustrations
show by a large majority it is not the business
one. However this may be, there is a line OF
performance in which Mr. Seaman eXeels, and
that is Yocalism. Knowing this, he always
equips himself with "a new budget of ballads for
every new play. "Myles Aroon " will give oeca-
sion Tor several OF his own composition. such as
/" You and l." Love" My Maggie" Live,
My Love, OH Live" and a catchy thing called
"Seanan's Swing Song" which might be bound
up with "Peek-a-B0O"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

Palmer's Players Offer a Fine Line
of Plays to Finish-Twain's
Drama to Come at the Baldwin,
and Seaman. and His Songs at
the CaIifornia-Grismer Is Shak-
ing the Creases Out of Another
New Piece-Stewart on Church
Music-The. BurriIl-FitzgeraId
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Break
fasts Fanny Davenport-PersonaI
and Other Jottings.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

r. D. Hume & Co. have sued to recover
s443O from ]. j. Moore & Co.. alleging that
they failed to carry out instructions in
handling a consignment of canned salmon
to Sydney, New South Wales, and caused
damage TO the above amount
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

Our managers are enjoying their ease Just now.
Good business is the rule, and everything is
running as smoothly as petroleum down hill.
" lille we write the word managers" in eOnnrc-
ton with the gentlemen who have charge Of the
various city heaters. a doubt arises In our mind
as 10 their being entitled 10 be so distinguished
simply because We see no room for mana cement
10 come In. Our theaters are actually managed
in, as they are supplied FROM New York, aud the
party here who is dignItied by the name OF local
manager; has nothing to do but TO see that his
respective Thespian temple is kept clean,
The box office straight, and the surplus, if any,
remitted 10 the head man in New York. There
IS a beautiful simplicity about this system that
commends Itself rs every lover Of personal ease,
iuasmuCh as janitorial functions have taken the
place OF managerial, and while the duties are
thus relieved from all responsibility, the profits
are the same, or pefhaps greater, than if they
were as atduOus as of old
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

Nor ON THE LIsr-H. F. r., Millyille.
Cal The name of Captain Douglass OF
finger OF the United States revenue marine
service does not appear in any OF the pub
lished lists of officers who have served on
this Coast.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

Milocker's picturesque and very musical
opera, " The Vice-A dnIlral," filed the benches
at this popular iheater all last week, and will be
continued until further notice.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

Two THEATERs-C. A. c., City. The
Grand Opera House has seated over $500.
the Orpheum 2200, yet $500 people have
entered the latter in one night. sSs1Ss
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

MORE DENSE THAN WATER = W. H.,
City. A certain alloy of bsmuth and lead
has greater density than water above the
freezing point, 500 Fahrenheit.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

WHO CAN BE PREsIDENT-T. W.. City.
That very little read document, the COnsti-
tuition of the United States, declares that
''no person except natural-born citizen
shall be eligible to the Office of
President
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

THE WALHALLA-C. T. B., City. There
is no record of the arrival in this port be-
tween the years 1S49 and 1857, of any vessel
named the Walhalla.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03
Not a torrid wave doth roll
1,-,s-- = sr q, r.y-.Ua rha.~

AtLoSo MS dillple CneSL-
The present week at the California Will be
broken one, by the way, as the alttudinOus de-
greed MasOns of tile Royal Mystic Shrine have
bought the house for Thursday evening to hold
their peculiar services and to give other per
fgrmauces
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03
IN THE MEANTIME

lie had circulated the report that he and were
90 ing on the road, and lie proceeded 10 engage
peOple and negotiate for printing, despite the
fact that we bad entered into no partnership,
nor could we very well in the face Of my failure
10 secure the opera on favorable terms. Nav,
what / wish TO impress Oh lie professional
readers OF THE CALL is that had nothing to do
with Mr. BurrllPs Withdrawal from the Tivoli;
for, as can be seen, he had resigned before there
was any talk about playing "Tne GOGdoiers";
and II MIR. kreling chose 10 engage me TO take
MIR. BurrilPs place l fail to see where lie has
been ill-treated. When my engagement was ex.
tended from three months to twelve Mr.. Burrlll
knew perfectly well that "Tbe GOndoliers" mat
ter was of; but / suppose TO give an explanation
for his retirement from the TivO he told a few
OF his newspaper friends that had played hin
false The foregoing statements can be verified
by Mr.. KTellng, ana hoping that you Will give
Inc defendant the same opportunity Tor being
heard that has been extended 10 tile plaintiff, l
remain yours sincerely,
WILLIAM II. FfTzGERALp.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03
THE CALLS
QUERY COLUMN.
Transportation by Camels Across
American Deserts.
Forcible Entry in Making an Arrest-Glaz!
and Enamel on Potlery-A Question
o: Colcr-Rare Victims.

THE CALLS Query Column is conducted with
view TO aid all seekers after knowledge of gem
eral interest
Caich questions will not receive any attention.
NO opinion will be given in Tins column regard
lug the reliability or character OF any person or
hrns IN this city or elsewhere.
Questions, answers TO which are 10 the nature
OF an advertisement, will not be answered.
Every inquiry must have the true and full
name Oh the sender, as well as the correct resi-
oence. Any inquiry that has not the cor
rect name and address of the sender will
De treated as If 1t was not signed, and the
writer need not expect answer.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

merely vague truisms they will be Improbable
and stale. On the stage pati udes are oil no use
You want to see some action going on before
you, and you want TO hear dialogue explanatory
OF or enforcing the action. Chestnuts, patriotic
or otherwise, viii not do. should advise leaving
the piece alone"
CHASE is IN IT.
AS an addenGum to this the following is taken
from the New York Times, and by IL The fact ap-
pears that Mr.. Chase, formerly the entrepreneur
for Booth and Barrett, is the mau at the wheel
for Miss Rlather. Alter he had satisfied himself
OF her ability TO I'LL the role which Sarah Bern
bardt had rendered successfully in Paris, he
engaged her for long term OF years, and Sc
cured from NJ. Duquesnil. manager Of Porte ST.
Martin. The right 10 produce The play In the
U nted States as well as the future productions
OF Sardou, Barber and others for The tbeater-
The play will be produced In New York with
spectacular accompaniment, and the right OF
production carries with IL the use OF the scenic
ing the famous burning al the stake In the clos
Ing act
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-08-03

THE KNApsAcK-C. e. H., Fresno. Cal.
The net weight OF a soldiers knapsack is
from two to three pounds; filled ready for
the march it varies from seven to eight
pounds.