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The morning call., 1890-07-06
AN EDITORIAL PROTEST.
Uncalled for Indignity Cast Upon I

UncalIed for Indignity Cast Upon the
Foreign Born Citizens.
LIE Franco Californian Of yesterday morn
ing edtorially protested against the I'M
called for indiGnity cast upon the French
and Italian born citizens In assigning them
to a place in the line in the parade on Fri
day behind the advertising floats" The
editorial is as follows:
In another portion Of this paper Is given an
account OF the celebration yesterday, but In this
column we enter a most energetic protest against
the position assigned by the Committee OF Ar
engagements 10 our three military companies aud
to The Italian military companies.
In procession like that OF yesterday, which
was TO celebrate the anniversary of the proclama-
ton OF The independence OF the country. all who
take part must be considered Americans, moth
Ing mole, nothing less. There should be no pref
ei ence for the one for the other. Yesterday,
however, The French military companies and the
Italian military companies were placed not In
the division following Immediately The National
Guard. but at the tall end of a number OF indus
trial exhibits, the owners OF which TOOK advaut.
age OF the occasion to do a little cheap advertis-
Ing That they were not made to follow all the
charlatans OF the city is because this class did
not dare TO turn out.
III In future, after having Invited our military
companies the Committee OF Arrangements OF
The Fourth OF July celebration does not treat
them In more digniiied manner, they will do
" ell 10 absent themselves.
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o,NeiIrs "Dead Heart"

1t Is now generally conceded that Mr.. James
ONeilrs production OF Title Dead Heart"
promises to equal II not TO surpass, the success
he achieved by Monte CristO." All the seen
cry, costumes and stage properties lie uses
ORIGINALLY belonged to Henry Irving and were
pun chased from him. The present engagement
In Chicago has exceeded expectations and has
been twice extended. Ii has just closed TO good
business. The contradictory feature TO be OBJ
served 10 the profession just now, 1t may DO
added, Is that while some OF its members are In.
cllned to p00h-poOh work by old dralnaists AS
rocco and without interest or drawing strength,
others with more sagaclty take 1t up aud make
rett. UNelll, Fred Warde, Marie Wainwright,
Louis James, Marie Prescott and others Illus
trate this remark. the old work Is all right
What Is wanted Is the modern actor who eau
rise to the authors plane and Interpret his ideas.
BY the way, Joseph W. Shannon has been ell.
gagged by Mr.. O'Neil, to manage Tho Dead
Heart" and play The part of LIE Grand.
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The Genius of Merlin ent

viii, In "a Pair of Jacks" have another week
at the Bush where the piece is gradually in
creasing iii popularity and repeating The expert
ence of 1.-THE City Directory" 1t has been
altered in some respects for The better. The
places in the course OF the piece that are slow
and DO not "go' are growing less and less and
the new material TO be introduced tomorrow
evening will help ont the dramatic game won
derTuliy Mr. r. g. Knowles Will "Oblige" with
some OF his la er songs, such as I've No Use
For IL " and " l Forget It," Master julius Wit
marx, the excellent young barytoue. whose min
slrel skin is in process OF soughing. and who,
while The quality Of his voice remains COMPARE
lively unimpaiTed, as he advances into his teens
IS showing quite a neat acting method, will sing
The Story of the Bells" Matters dear
Heart" " He Was a Pal OF Mine" and My Boy
jack" There viii also be a Highland ling by
tile ladies', burlesQue By the men, a new medley,
a march and 4 couple OF duets. Altogether, the
taper emo OF the engagement promises TO be The
Ia
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Tho Late Mrs. Stuart Robson.

The many fIlendS OF Stuart KObso1 syWna-
thIze with him in the loss of his wife, who died
suddenly at their country home in Cohasset,
Mass, on June 21st. Mrs. Robson had been in
her usual health during the early part OF the
day, and had been amusing her little grandehild
on The grounds surrounding the house. AT 4
O'Clock she was taken Ill., and In less than Two
hours she was dead. he physicians state that
tie bursting OF a blood vessel in the vicinity of
lie heart was the cause OF death. MIR. Robson was
In Boston at the time, as his daughter, Alicia.
Mrs Crehore, and upon their return were nearly
Frustrated by The news OF their sudden bereave'
ment. Mrs. Robson and her husband had en-
JUyed long and very happy married life, trav-
cling together constantly. She had never ap-
peaIed on the stage. Mrs. Robson was the
daughter OF Rev. MIR. johnson OF Baltimore, and
married 10 Stuart Robson in November,
1858.
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THE GIRLS SHIRT.

1t Is Neat and Comfortable for Hot
Weather.
esS, HE shirt has come to stay.
SsES A month ago it was regarded as a
JAfS within of the season; now it is estab-
lished In favor, and counted an indispensa-
BILE feature of a well-dressed woman's ward
robe. Heretofore DR.. Mary Walker had
sole claims on the stiff shirt bosom. Later
came Mrs. Jeannette Thurber in her tweed
cutaway coat jauntily buttoned over
waistcOat and soft-fnished shirt, and from
the date Of American opera TO the last gasp
of the Italian school she remained the one
devotee Of the feminine shirt in New York
society Now all the tallor-made girls in
town are done up in stiff bosoms, standing
collars and long cuffs, and the old-estab-
lished shirt-makers have been called upon
to make to measure the neither garment so
long the undisputed property of men.
The result is lady'S shirt as close fitting
as glove and as comfortable as fichu,
which under the lighteSt tailOr-made bodice
does not show a crease. By means of darts
the usual bagginess at the sides is done
away with, and but for the draw-string at
the waist the shirt might be used by the
men. The most recent developments, as
adapted for ladies' wear, is the washing
silk in twills of tile neatest design. They
are made to fit like the linen ones, have a
band down the front aud stiff collar, with
another to turn down over it.
Perhaps the comfort as we'll as the
jauntiness of these shirts forms their chief
recommendation; they allow perfect free
dom Of movement, they are cool and always
look neat and fresh. Not only are they
seen ON the promenade, under yachting,
tennis and cycling jackets, but under WELL
fitting riding coats they are decidedly smart.
From all appearances society has adopted
the shirt as fashionable and feminine
garment.-N. Y. World.
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Leedie Eduard strauss.

They had Won very clever man
AT der Inventories,
To see him shust conduct der band
Oats z0mting5, II you please.
He hops ind shumps ind marks der time,
IND shows such taste and nous
Dat deT's TO equal him no yun,
Mine clever Edulrd Strauss.
He Fills our ears NIT iofely sounds
Applause ''briugs down der house,
Dot happens 10 few oder pGyS
But leedle L uard Strauss.
He dakes der viddle in his hands,
IND he SchuSt play IL, too;
II g dake der schtick to beat der time
Mine gracious, dot yos drue.
His band plays not too loud nor zoft;
IL sicE not up touse.
Oh, beautiful Der Snaps are few
Like leeGje Eduard Strauss.
Und ven der beeple hear dot band
Dey at each oder glance;
Den yag deiI heads, den move der veet,
Und visa dot dey might dance
IND ven dey biay der Danube Blue,"
Witch v0S yor an encore,
Dey Welcome II as zomething new,
Und call for it yonce more.
Der Deeble listen as deg blay,
AS quiet as a mouse;
Ders none yOr dance tunes any day
Like ieedle Eduard SITauss.-Punch.
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NJ. Louis Panel, who, with his wife, Nine.
Mary Tekley- Planet, recently arrived In this city
from France, Will give but one concert here-at
the Baldwin Theater on Sunday evening" July
2oth-as his numerous engagements in Paris call
for an early return to the French capital. Mean
time NJ. PlanePs fiien DIS doing everything in
their power to make tie proposed concert sue
cess, as they wish 10 prove to the gentleman that
his reputation as an artist has even reached this
part OF the world, where the days OF his child
hood were spent. His wife stands high In the
French world Of dramatic aud musical art.
We should Judge NJ. and Nine. Panel are
thor oughly weltkuown In the large cities OF the
Gallo Republic, as we find In The journal - La
Constitution d Auxerre," place OF some 15, 900
or 10000 Inhabitants in the Department OF
Yonne ana situated on the river of that name
long and iaudat0Ty notice OF d CONCERT they gave
there ON November II, 1888.
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Nine. Aline AhsIsa. the new prima donna OF
French and Italian opera. whose professional
fortunes Sgnor Don Diego de VivO has under.
taken 10 control, is a pupil OF the Brussels Con.
seryatOry, of which her father, Nj. Gabrielle
Lambele, was professor. She made her debut
at the 1heater LyTique, Paris, then under The
management Of NJ. Carvrio as La Trayiata In
VeIdfs great opera, and achieved thorough
success. AStratamnante In III FiautO Magico,"
Marguerite IN Faust" and juliet quickly fol-
lowed. and IN all she triumphed. Since then she
has sung in Italy, France, Spain, Mexico, Beigi-
UNI, North and South America, and has every
where reaped harvest OF laurels. Nine. Alhaisa
is very pretty woman With a superb soprano
reaching TO IN alt. Her renertolre is very large,
consisting of Faust" Lucia "S0lnambula,"
"Barbere," "RigOletto," "Hamlet," Linda"
"Flauto Magico." Zerna in "Don Giovanni"
"Iravata" "MIgnon," "Pre aux Clercs." "Mar-
TIA" "Cisplno' and thirty more operas In
French. SigBor de ViyO. alter tour in this
county, intends 10 go to Australia and New Zea-
land; and as he knows what the people like
there, no doubt he will reap there gold aud laur-
Ell, for Nine. Alhaisa, as lie did with lima oil
Murska.
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thu TivOll on Monday. July 7th. The argument,
for the most part, is like the oriental tale OF
"Ai Bahia and The Forty Theves"-the differ
enee being the love interest OF Fantasca and
JaDio, The island where Indigo is King and few
minor details. Woven throughout Is the seusu-
Gus WALK music Of Johann Strauss, that invol-
unfairly Will almost set the heels OF the audience
in motion as they listen 10 its strains. There are
three acts. Tie first, d garden ironing lndigos
palace; The second. a romantic vale. where a
change OF scenery Will occur with novel cleo
freight effect, and Tile auditorium remain IN
total darkness for thirty seconds, while picture
Of the gorgeous Interior OF the Sesame" Cave Is
revealed on The Stage; the third Is a harDor
scene. Great preparations have been made for
the production OF this opera.
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Referring to the proposed appearance next sea-
sou of John l.. Sullivan, the pugist, the real
star In Il drama which d" Paymaster" Duncan B.
Harrison is now writing for him, and about which
there is a good deal Of jeering in the Eastern
press, the Chicago Inter Ocean meets its con-
lemporaries with the following pertinent ques-
ton: Why Is not Dir. Sullivan as much entitled
TO star as the heroine OF a society episode?
There is no professional difference between The
champion OF the prtZe-riDg ana lie woman VINO
gains notoriety In the divOtce court. II Ibe stage
can receive one it certainly endure the
her
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The New York Herald says of the drama which
won the premium offered by Tie World OF that
city, strong and interesting play, generally
clever, though sometimes crude in its dialogue
and treatment, aud coherent and sustained in Its
main story. is " The Merchant" by Miss Martha
Morton, which was produced with success at a
special matinee IN the Union-square Theater
Thursday afternoon. a" Tie Merchant" which
belongs TO the " Henrietta" type OF plays, Is
story of American life OF to-day, a story Of
speculation and h!gh-pIessIre living, and OF
their effect on a happy married couple when ruin
stands at the door.
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a mixture OF tie antelope and the gnu. She's
soft, easy, velyeteen-like, and catchy. Mrs. Ber-
nard Beere you have TO look after. She comes
rushing al you like a panther, and II yon don't
look out you 20 head over tip. or when you re-
cover lhei els your watch hanging out, and the
people laugh. II you amt the mash, they're
careless. BoOih as 0thellO couldn't at all grab
Ellen Terry as Desdemona. You must learn be-
forehand whether the actress is leonlne, rigrine,
leepaTdine, or lynxiDe. Fast time, unprepared
for, may capsiZe you over a setiee, heels upper
most. and how do you look? On the other hand,
the slow-timers clutch lks lmpets, or octopi, and
spoil your biz. They viii catch your eye, ana
that means robblng you OF all its magnetism on
the stalls. You want a good biceps, strong ell
bow good piano-slring fingers. II an actress
grips you. you're lost. You're mol even second
fiddle. She's all The orchestra"
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"The Prince ana The Pauper."

We will soon have an opportunity OF seeing
this peculiar Ioyel OF Mark Twain's In a cbarac-
Ter shape. Elyie Leslie and company, under the
management of Daniel Frohman, Will open with
ii a season Of fOrty-six weeks IN Denver the lat
ter part OF This month, and from thence. some
time IN August, they Will bring the piece TO The
Baldwin. Report says Mr.. Frohman has sur
rOnded Miss Leslie with vrfy strong people, in
cluuiug such well-knOwn names as Arthur FL
hot, ". f. Iibbett-, Laura Booth, etc. Mr..
Hustled who last season handled the kendals,
VIII be acting manager and trtZ Morris treas
tlra
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gather from Trustworthy Eastern sources, has
proved a notable success wherever produced In
the old States, quite as much on account of its
Aust al origin as for the most ingenious manner
In which the dramatic incidents are COM
pact-d. The Colony Of Queensland, from
whence the principal characters hall, is
the northeastern portion of the Australian
Continent and was formerly known under the
name Of the Moreton Bay District, the name
Moreton having been conferred by Captain Cook,
who discovered it May, 1910, In honor OF his
patron, The Earl OF Moreton, and President OF
the Royal Society. This colony has been the
scene Of much wild adventure, other parts of
the same continent have been; and it is sur
pTising that from such a fruitful source more
material has not been gathered by the hand OF
the drsmatst, which reaches ont in every direc-
tUn tor stage pabulun. Il IS moot point
among critics in England and the United States
II Chambers has not given in lie Queensland
play one quite as good, In all dramatic essen
tials, as Sir Charles Young's Jim, the Penman,"
considered a masterpiece among modern con-
tribuIions 10 Stage literature; but this point our
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KEN We THE LAM?
Written for THE SUNDAY CALL.

IAfter Gethe's Song of Mignon.l
eSEN ye the Ian o. the iaigh gray skies,
tx Whaur the green pine mods an the wild
2 bird cries.
" whaur the heather blooms an the gov en-
grows
An sweet is the scent O. the briar-roser
Ken ye the Ian?
am fain, I am fam
Tae see the blue hills O. my ain Ian again.
Ken We the path ow'r the weary sea
WI the loupin' waves an the blawlng bree?
Aane WI God, VII nae lam In sicht;
But the east fornenSt wi the dawn is BRIGHT
Ken ye the path?
1 am fain, I am fain
Tae feel the saut win my face again.
III.
Ken ye the fowk 4 the mirk. alane,
Whase ears are geg for the slap o. their ain?
Their words may oe cauld, but their hearts are
afiame:
"Yeve been lang ava; ye are welcome hame"-
Ken We the fowk?
am fain, am fain
Tae see the dear LIGHT o. their faces again.
JOHN I. NAPIER.
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Not the First Tiff.

The present difference between Gilbert and
Sullivan Is not the first, says Figaro, for after
the production OF "Thespis, or tile Gods Grown
music by the late Frederick Clay, ana Sir Arthur
sullivan composed tie music of the Zoo" TO a
libretio by Is. C. Stephenson. This, however, did
not prevent Sullivan and Gilbert from coming
together again in the same year with Trial by
jury" and alterwald with THE SOrcerer," in
auguraling the series OF comic operas which have
delighted successive audiences during the past
twelve wears,
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This is another OF our minor theaters that Is
coming rapidly 10 the front, under the manage
me III Of Mr.. John Mofrissey, formerly of The Or
pheum, where the proprIetors did not understand
him. anu consequently did not appreciate his
ability. He is doing great things for the Wig
wan just now, and the present week opens with
the greatest line OF attractions ever within the
walls oil that popular place of amusement. The
programme issued for the present week Is be-
wildering in the novelty Of lis attractions. There
will be parade Of the engaged force on Mon
day
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Making Love on The s,o...

Mr. Kyre Belew, now with Mrs. Potter In
Australia, was recently asked by Melbourne
paper man his opinion regarding the way In
which different English actresses made love be-
fore the foolilhts. Kyre readily responded:
"Well," said he ElleH Terry comes at you
The morning call., 1890-07-06

MAINE LAVE. D. p. City. Tho po-
litical term Maine law" is synonymous
with prohibitory legislation and owes its
origin to the fact that the State of Maine
was the first to pass a stringent law pro-
hibting the sale of liquor. The law was
adopted in 1851, but since by several other
SinteS.
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Letters for West Australia.
The Postoffice officials yesterday eceived

GENERAL PosToFFICE, |
SYDNEY, May 23. 1890.
Sir: As the postal autboritie. OF West Aus.
tralia are DESTROYS that The practice OF sending
American letters to that colony via Sydney be
discontinued, have to request that you will be
good enough TO accede TO their wishes In tile
matter, and I'm accordance with their instruc-
lions to forward all Correspondence to that colony
via England. have the honor to be, sir, your
obedent servant,
S. N. LAsIBToN, Secretary.
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After NaI1ie McHenry

Comes not the deluge at the Alcazar, but an fn-
fiux OF wOrkmen who will make such alterations
and Improvements in the auditorium OF the
theater that The oldest habitue wont know 1t.
Meantime the vivacious lady and her excellent
company are running along pleasantly TO the
close. Lady Peggy" proved most acceptable to
the theatefs patrons. not only on account OF
Miss McHenTy's acting 10 the title role, but also
by reason OF the very Intelligent aud efficient
support with which sac has surrounded herself.
The cast is particularly strong in the female por-
ton. Miss Louise Rial. for example, Is eNcep-
tioually good IN the part Of Mary SOmineTs, show
ing fine artistic taste in its delineation. Clara
BakeI-Rust i also effective as Daphne Thorpe.
This week Will be devoted 10 an entirely Dewand
original comedy drama called My Best Friend"
said 10 have been written by very prominent
author who, following the example of Buiwer
when he brought out The Lady OF Lyons" con.
ceals his name I'LL he finds now The public are
All cted by his work. My Best Friend" Is not
burning sensation in any respect, but 1t has,
nevertheless, lireside plot thai Is quite interest
ing and many phaSes Of social life aud individual
idiosyncTasy that make 1t amusing and, in
measure, instructive. Miss McHenry's charac-
Ter has number of new songs and Is called
ElYa, a creature OF sunshine and gushing nlrth-
fulness, when in business would seem 10 illus
trate to the audience MaitaPs saying, BE
merry, If you are wise"
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LIBBY PRISON A. L., Antioch. Cal.
The information you ask is not to be had
for the very good reason that Libby Prison
has not been removed to Chicago cover 1000
miles, over rivers and mountains" and is
not now in its new location intact and per-
fectly placed" There was scheme to
move the prison to Chicago by taking down
the bricks of the structure and rebuilding it
in its new location, but the opposition to it
was so great that the subject never was per-
mitted to take any definite shape.
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AN EXCLUSIVE RIGHT-J. H. B., City.
The fact that your duplication of patented
article is for your exclusive use will not
exempt you from liability for the infringe
ment. Every patent contains grant to
the patentee for the term of seventeen
years of the exclusive right to make, use
and vend his invention or discovery.
The morning call., 1890-07-06

Mr.. Edwin Young and Miss Cora Van TasseIl
have appeared with success al this popular thea
ter The next In The list Is The Little Sinners"
The theater Is crowded every night.
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cause from all appearances there would be an
other months good business In II. The matinee
tested the capacity OF the auditorlum-people
were piled upon one another, almost, III the bal
cony and gallery. But Mann must stop on this
rich vein while yet there is much good ore in
sirht: he must bid goodnight" 10 Thompson
and saw good morning 10 Potter. So runs The
managerial world away. Charlie Reed comes In
The lead Of "The City Directory" aud there are
many familiar names in the cOmpany-lgnacio
Mariinelt, William F. Mack, Burt Haverly,
Bessie Cleveland, the Irwin sisters and others.
w S Muilaly is The musical director. The piece
Ia not new 10 this city; our theaier-goers laughed
over till they were tired at tie Bush not long
ago, ana the same result is looked for at the
4,
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DR.. 1rnatius Plato Pin. VINO ha.

Dr. Ignatius Plato Pip. who has had varied eX-
perience .......-. Mr.. James Macready
Robert Melville, Uashiul student MIR. }. webster
James Member, who believes IN human nature.
-..----.- ....-...... Mr. Emile la CroiX
Jacob Steele, the name does not belle his char
atter .......M Dir. Robert W. Drouet
Marx Steele, his worthy son Nit sydney Booth
Lena Steele. devoted and ioyable.. Clara Baker-RGst
Neffe McHe ury
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POPULAR VoTE-A. II. L., City. This
query has been worn threadbare with oft
repeated replies. Cleveland received g. $685.
233 and Harrison 5, 44G. 2lG, out Of a popular
vote of II ;3q2 49,
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To BE APIoNEER-E. W., Colville, Wash
inston. The Society OF California Pioneers
who were residents of California prior TO
January l, 1919, and the male descendants
of all such; second class-All who were
residents OF California prior TO January 1,
1850.
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press and Tubllc Will be able TO settle TO their
own satisfaction tomorrow evening. Certainly,
30 Tar a good company TO interpret 1t Is con-
eerned there Will be nothing wanting. refer
ence 10 the cast VIII prove this:
THE CAST OF captain SWIFT"
Mr. Wilding, from Queensland
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Maurice Barrymore
MIR. SeabroOk, country gentleman
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ........Mr. Frederic Robinson
Harry Seabrook, his son .Mr. Henry Woodruff
mr. Gardiner, Queensland squatter.....---......
s.ts.......s.......... .... Mr. 4 NJ HoIand
Marshall. Mr.. SeabrOoks butler. Nj. J. II. Stoddart
Ryan, Queensland detectiye.Mr. Herbert Millward
Bates. Nh. Reub Fax
Stella Darbisher, Mrs. Seabrook's niece and
ward. -.-...--.............-M1S Miss Mamie Craddock
Mabel Seabrook, Mrs. Seabrooks daughter......
MISS Maud Harrison
Lady Stanton, Mrs. SeabroOk's sister............
Mrs. T. j. Philips
Each name in the above list is guaranty OF
excellence. Barrymore is typical young En-
glshman, win well-traned manner sug-
ge>rive of laTent virile force; Frederic
Robinson will be remembered by his remark
able personatiOn OF the forger, Ralston,
in Jim the Penman"; f. NJ. Holland j. H.
Stoddait and Herbert Mlllward are all favorites.
Then for the ladies we have Miss Ada Dyas,
Win whose name the trump OF fame has been
The morning call., 1890-07-06

PUGIIsTIC--W. II. and J. Fl. c.. City.
a. The Evans-Mulholand fight in San Jose
last month was declared a draw by the
referee, after Mulholland had thrown up
the SPONGE" virtually. (2) A prize-fght is
as much such under the Marquis of Queens
berry rules as it is under the London prize
ring rules.
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Passed Into English Hands.

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