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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-21
THE THEATERS.
A Splendid Opening by the Han.
lOn.FOlters at the Grand.
"Hearts OF 0ak"-"Woman Against Woman"
Red Bird"-No Change at the
New California
The Hanlon- V otter Martinetti English

The Hanlon- Volter- Martinetti English
Pantomime and Novelty Company, a some
what long and sounding title, drew an ill.,
mense crowd to the Grand last evening on
their opening. The attendance overtopped
'The Crystal Slippers assemblage, as
there were wall-fowers even in the gallery.
The show, in its way, has great merit.
The Martinetti opening act, "a Terrible
Night" where three college chums, filled
with wine and devilment, wreck the
home of newly married couple, NJ. and
Nine. Gregoire, is succession of surprises
in action, and keeps the attention of the au-
dience on strain from the beginning to the
end. The second part is devoted to series
of novel feats, acrobatic and other, chief
among them being the artistic groupings Of
the "Montaigne Troupe" in an act they call
1.-The Chinese Fair" They are extraordi-
nary in their grace, beauty and picturesque
effect. Walter Emerson follows in some neat
c0rnet work; then Stebb and Trepp, who
begin their song and dance as dwarfS and
make their exeunt as average-siZed human
beings; then quite a new thing called "A
Sailor on Deck" in which Sig. Rodo Leo
Rapoldi mounts 25-foot unsupported lad
der and INDUCES in cornet solo standing on
the highest round; then Dora Emerson sang
some very pretty soprano selections; then the
original musical clowns, the Huines, did
some rather slow business, and the Wartenberg
family closed the interlude by remarkable
acrobatic feats and posturing Four of the
party are women, well formed, young and
pretty, and they are in their work stronger
than the males. One woman takes the
youngest and slightest girl and binds her
around her waist like girdle. and then the
rest OF the party, seven in number, cluster
about this female Samson. and she supports
the whole lot, without tremor in her we'll
knit frame. The Hanlon- Voter Troupe
Robert, William and James-pupils of the
original Hanlons, close the bill by graceful
and daring trapeZe work quite up TO the
mark of that their teachers introduced to
our public many years ago at the old Met
ropolitan Theater. The three ira exists are
specimens Of well-develOped physique. OF
average height, with limbs 1.-the and at tie
same time firm and compact, they seem de-
signed by nature for the hazardous work
they have undertaken, and which they eX-
ecute with grace and daring that fills every
beholder with admiration. This perform
ance is exciting in all parts of the pro-
gramme, and more than clever in many OF
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FALL MEETINGS.
Yesterdays Winners at Elizabeth and
Lexington.

ELIZABETH On. j., Oct 20-The races
to-day resulted as follows:
First race, three-quarters of mile, Early
Blossom won, Stratagem second, Guildeau
third. Fine, 1871.
Second race, three-Quarters of mile, Ray
mond G won, Lemon Bio ssom second,
Ganymede third. Time, 1:17A.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles,
Nevada won, Vengeur second, Reporter
third. Time, :52A.
Fourth race. five-eighths of mile. Trellis
colt won. Ella I second, Latina third.
Time. 1:05B.
Fifth race, one mile. Chesapeake won,
Gunwad second, Woodcutter third. Time,
l: 46A.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles,
Whltenose won. Can't Tell second, Hemli
third. Time, 1 "a.
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Fine Church Music.

Under the direction of Professor Gustav
Scott the choir at Calvary Presbyterian
Church, consisting of Mme Seminario. So
prano; Miss McClosky, contralto; MIR. Law
renee, tenor, and Mr. Mills, bass. is render
ing ut both the morning and evening serv-
ice music of the highest excellence, afford
ing treat 10 lovers of good music not gen.
orally attainable in church organizations.
Last Sunday the programme consisted of:
II Waited for the Lord by Mendelssohn;
20 Lord, Look Down." by Bellini, and the
"Venite," by Antonio Mora, which is one
of the most delicious Of quartets for choir
service that we know.
Nine. SeminarIo's solo work in the Abt
music, as well as in Morals "Venite," was
of grandeur and power. Next Sunday
oining Mime. Seminario will sing. by re-
quest, Dudley Bucks when Life Hath
Sorrow Found" with words specially ar
ranged for church service. At prior rem
dltion, Mime. Seminario interpreted the ex-
quisite pathos of this composition with rare
delicacy and sweetness, her voice possessing
In the lower and middle register the mellow
richness of the cello, and in the upper the
rich vibrant ringing quality OF rare old
GuarnariuS.
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form a football team. The game is now
very popular in Eastern colleges, and the
Oympians, when properly organized, will
challenge the foot-ballists of the Berkeley
University.
r. NJ Tobin of the Olympic Club, who re-
Gently returned from lengthy tour through
the Eastern States, states that the principal
amusement Of the Columbia College athletes
is football.
Next Saturday, at the Olympic Club
grounds c. j. Lutjen and w. e. Lndop
will wrestle, best two out of three falls,
catch-as-catch-can, and c. b. Sloan and J.
O'Moraghan will box three rounds.
Mcleod and McInerney made their final
deposits last evening for wrestling match,
which will take place next Tuesday.
The Directors of the Olympia Club will
meet this evening to settle up unfinished
business left over from the last meeting
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pam ee snit Aeainst q Farmer Partner.

NEVADA CITY, Oct. 2O-William G. Lord
of Grass Valley by his attorney, A. Bur-
rows. to-day brought suit in the Superior
Court of this county, against ]. NJ. Mcbride
of San Francisco for $4,000 damages. Lord
alleges that, maliciOuSly and without proba-
bic cause, defendant procured his arrest and
incarceration for twelve hours in San Fran
cisco, on October 10Th, and that thereafter
the court discharged him for lack of evil
dence tending to show the commission of a
crime The suit grows out of the troubles
of the Lord and Mcbride copartnership in
the Olympic Livery Stable on Powell street,
San Francisco.
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Thu Cansa nfna,.x

Assistant Superintendent Quinn of the
Postoffice, having received q number of
complaints from different parties hayiu g
occasion to send mail to the Soldiers Home
at Santa Monica, has at last discovered
where the fault lies. Instead of addressing
mail direct to the home, great many have
placed upon the letter or package the addi-
tional words. Santa Monica Postofiice."
This accounts for the delay, as instead of
being delivered 10 the P0stoffice at the
home tho mail remains at Santa Monica
until called for.
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An Ex-Ass mblyman Missing.

Los ANGELES, Oct cot is reported to-
night that J. NJ. Damron, ex-Representa-
tive in the Assembly, awaiting trial on
three charges of forgery. has again jumped
his hail. His house is empty, the furniture
having been removed. and Damron has not
been seen since Saturday morning.
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BORN.

BORN.
MANSEAU-In this city, October 8, 1o9o. TO the
wife of j. j. Manseau, daughter.
HOENES-In this city, October IL. lS3o, 10 ING
wife of Louis w. Hoenes. daughter
MCMANUS-In this city, October 10, 1880, 10 the
wife OF John j. McManus, a son.
JOHNSON-In this city, October II, 1884, TO INC
wife of Albert Johnson son.
HAwES-In San Leandro. October co. 1890, TO the
wife OF Il. G. Hawes daughter.
BAECHTEL-In Willis, Mendocino County, oc-
tober |, 1890, to the wife OF Gordon Baeehtei.
daughter.
CAMPBELL-In this city. october 10, 1890, TO
the wife of Hamilton +. Campbell, 4 daughter
KlRTLING-In this city, October II, $780, to the
wife OF Ambrose Knitting, son.
BATTELLE-In this city, october Is 1890, to the
wife OF X. s. Iatt lie. son.
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90 out securing the country for western cat
tie which escaped from the wrecked train
Sunday afternoon drove them TO the depot,
Some of them were very ugly, defying the
best efforts of their captors to keep them
under control, breaking away and attacking
several people ON the streets. Two people
were knocked down and seriously hurt be-
fore the animals could be shot.
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Justice Mlller,s Successor.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2o.-It is rumored here
that Judge Walter Q. Gresham had been ap-
pointed 10 fill the vacancy on the Supreme
bench caused by the death of Justice Miller.
The rumOr was finally traced to gentle
man who said that Judge Gresham had re-
ceIyed dispatch from Washington asking
him if he would be willing 10 accept the
office, and saying it would be given him if
ne desired il
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Lexington Results.

LEXINGTON, Oct. 2O.-Frst race, four fur
longs, Jones won, Silver Light second, Spi-
der third. Time, 0:51R.
Second race, four furlongs, Mondroit won.
b G L second, Marvel third. Time, 0:50.
Third race, one mile, Chimes won, Neleine
second, Long Leaf third Time, :4lA.
Fourth race, six furlongs, Bermuda won,
Dundee second, Rudolph third. Time, l IL.
Fifth race, one mile and fifty yards, Rose
mont won. Major Tom second. Good-by third.
Time, :4G15.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards,
Jubilee won. There was a dead heat for
second place between Meckie Ii and Royal
Garter. Time, :47b.
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Miss Neatly steveus, PinnIste.

The piano recital announced by this young
lady will take place on Thursday evening
next, October 23d, at Union-square Hall.
Miss Stevens is a Chicago lady. and the
Inter Ocean of that city says of her: at
is rarely one has the satisfaction to hear q
piano recital by woman equal in scope,
power of Interpretation and beauty of finish
to that given by Miss Stevens. Sheis singu-
larly free from manneriSms, has no Inpleas-
ant affectations, and devotes her attention
to her work with an earnestness and sim
cerity of purpose that please no less than
they benefit"
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Iodians Law, Th-ir Reservation.

DENVER, Oct 2o-Govenor Cooper to-
day received information that large num-
Der of White River Utes had been off their
reservation for some time, and had crossed
over into Colorado from Utah, killing sheep
and cattle belonging to ranchmen in Routt
County. The Governor at once telegraphed
to Secretary Noble, asking him to take
steps to have the Indians driven back.
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Nnf Ipre- Int larry nnnn

New YORK, Oct. 2O.-Sportihg circles in
this city were startled this morning by the
news of the death of Jere Dunn in a small
town near Fl Paso, Tex. The shock was
soon diSSipated when it became known that
the dead man was Jerry Dunn Of Boston.
who fell into decline and was sent South
by his friends. Jere Dunn is still alive.
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A Chicarn niunrna Shit.

CHICAGO. Oct 2O.-Mrs Lizzie Smith has
been awarded a decree of divorce from
Uzziel p. Smith, once well-known law
yer and millionaire of this city. Mrs: Smith
was given al order for S75a month alimony.
Smith is said 10 be in Seattle doing pros
porous business
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Accident To a Grass valley FoundrYman.

GRASS VALLEY, Oct. 20-M C. Taylor,
wealthy foundryman of this place, COM
ing home from Auburn Saturday night, was
thrown from his buggy twelve miles below
here He was seriously hurt, and is suffering
from internal injuries.
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The Red Bird" comic opera in three
acts by Lecocq, was given its initial per-
Torrance at the Tivol Opera House last
evening Emily Soldene appeared as Stonio
Strozzi, chief of the cCndottler; Alice Gail
lard as Rosa, the Red Bird; Lon Royce as
Arabela, Bric6lis daughter; Francis Gail
lard as Cesar Cavalcaul, cavalier Henry
Norman as Bricoli, a rich banker; Arthur
Messmer as Beppo. country lad, and Rich
ard Va!erga as Cascarello, Captain of the
condOttieri.
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DIR. JOHN FARynAM BoYSroN.

day at Syracuse, N. Y. aged 70 years. He
went to California in 1919 and soon after
raised Government ship which had been
sunk in San Francisco harbor. lie was an
inventor. His patents included the Bah
cock Fire Extingusher. He exposed the
Cardiff giant fraud and the horrors at
Tewksbury Almshouse, Mass, in 1856, and
was with DR.. Tanner in his fast in 1850. He
was the companion and adviser of Agassiz,
and at one time the Government weather
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Refused to Obgv the Law.

SALT LAKE, Oct. 20.-Deputy Marshal
Buchanan this evening brought from Provo
Warren B. Smith, sentenced to-day to SIX
months Imprisonment and $500 fine and
costs for unlawful cohabitatiou. Smith re-
fused TO promise obedience To the law.
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GRASS VALLEY, Oct. 2O.-It transpires
from papers belonging to the man who was
drowned at French Corral, that his name
was Herman Keith and he has wealthy and
influential relatives at Oxford, Ill. His
age was about sixty years.
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A TiSGame.

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 2O.-The score in to-
days worlds championship game stood:
Louisvilles I, Brock!yns 7. Game was called
at the end of the eighth inning on account
of darkness
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Nelson to Try TO, a New Record

RICHMOND Qnd), Oct. 90 A change
came over the spirit of C. II. Nelson's dream
after lie read that Stamboul had gone at
Napa, Cal, mile in 2:11h coming within a
record. Instead of leaving for home at
Waterville, Me, as he intended, he ar
ranged to go to the Cambridge City meeting,
where Nelson will try to lower his record
Tuesday. Nelson is on edge, and his owner
is confident that he can drive him in at a
2:1O gait, the weather being favorable.
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mans Hotel. Keith was drowned Monday
night, the 18th inst. by falling into the
well. The body was discovered Saturday
evening. Deceased had been drinking at a
political meeting the night he was drowned
and staggered into the well.
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p,moeratic Meetinp Al Rad Blnff

RED BLUFF, Oct. OR II. Beamer,
Democratic candidate for member of the
Board Of Equalization, and T. j. Geary
spoke tonight 10 small audience.
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Three Men Injured,

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 20.-At gravel pit
near this city to-day three men were caved
upon. James johnson had his right leg
broken in two places and the two others
each received broken arm.
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Broke His Leg.

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 90 - Yesterday at
franklin, in the southern part of the county,
Robert Grinnell was riding vicious horse
when the animal fell upon him breaking his
right thigh
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ehits I
Was produced to a fai

Was produced to fair attendance at the
Bush-street last evening. Mr.. James A.
Herne, who originated the drama in this city
and afterward played it successfully in the
East, is quite unchanged in appearance after
all these ears of experience, and takes hold
Of the principal character with the same firm
grasp he was wont to show. There is an
EnOch Arden flavor about the drama that
gives it more than ordinary interest, and the
girl, Hazel Reagan, who plays Little Cry stal,
is natural in her childishness, and takes
every motheTly heart in the audience captive.
The melodrama will be repeated till further
notice.
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THE STATE OF OREGON.

Population Of the Principal Cities and Towns
end the FIRST Dis; rict
WASHINGTON, Oct. 90. - The following
census figures have been made public for the
First Oregon District:
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JOHN w. wApDINGToN.

John w. Waddington, one of the Oldest
printers on the Pacific Coast. died suddenly
in Marysvile yesterday. He was a native
of England, came to this country in 1880,
and for fifteen years had been a resident of
Marysville. The deceased had no relatives
In this section.
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Drowned in q We'll.

GRASS VALLEY, Oct 20.-The Coroner
returned last night from French Corral"
where he held an inquest on the body of
Herman Keith, found In a well at Kuhl,
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Ber.erker's TIM.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2O.-Following are
Berserker's tips on the Elizabeth races u:
First race, Kitty Van or Puzzle; second,
Houston or Edward F; third, Come-to-T aw
or Folsom fourth, Eclipse or StrataSem :;
fifth. Eon or Mabel Glenn; sixth, Pliny or
Anne Boleyn gelding.
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sulliyan's 6ody Found.

STOCKTON, Oct. 2o.-The body Of Andrew
Sullivan was found in the river at Bouldin
Island to-day. The Coroner has gone to
hold an INQUEST
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General Mention.

The first soiree musicale of the series to be
given this season at Steinway Hall, 206 and
208 Post street, will take place on the Oath
of October at s o'clock in the evening.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

DIR. GIBBDS'S DISPESS
623 kearny street. Established in Al
.ss1E Tor the treatment OF special diseases Ds.
No. IS bility, or diseases wearing on tue BODY an
sS.sd5sSNS mind permanently cured The Doetor has
SJysAAls visited the hospitals OF Europe aai 90.
tained NUN valuable information, which
be can impart to those In need of his seryice, Ss
Doctor cures when others fail. Fry hin No cnar1s
unless he effects cure Persons cured at nome ;siI
orwrite. Address DIR. j. Il GIBBON, Box 1857
sanFrancisco Cal Mention this papec mr II 4 ISa
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There was no change at the New Califor-
mia, The Still Alarm" being booked for
another week. The attendance was large,
and those present quite as much interested
in the run of the piece as when it was pro-
duced week ago. 1t will be succeeded ON
Monday next by one of Mr.. Charles A.
Hoyts farce-cOmedies, called "A Brass
Monkey" under the direction of Mr.. Frank
Mckee, who may be said to be the inside,
backbone and mainstay OF the Hoyt farce
comedy business.
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BIRTHS-MARRIAGESS- DEATHS.

FIRTH marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must he handed IN at
either OF the publication oihces anu oe lnuorse9
with the name aud residence Of persons authorized
TO have the same puOllSheII
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Arm Cut eff

CARSON, Oct. 20. = William Mercer,
young man of Genoa, had his left arm cut
off in Cnhn's saw-mill this morning, near
Mood ford's
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People Injured by Vicious Cattle.
SILVER CREEK (Pa.l. Oct. 20.-A party of
men employed by the Lake Shore road to
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PROFESSOR GALBRAITu.

George NJ. Baker. well-known writer of
plays for amateurs, died yesterday at Bos-
ton.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-21

Professor Galbraith, prominent member
of the National League, is dead
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The athletes of the Olympic Club, whose
pictures and biographies appear occasionally
in an evening exchange, are seriously con-
templatiBg the holding of an indignation
meeting, at which it Will be moved to present
the pugiistic sporting oracle with paste-pot
and shears and primer which will treat on
general athletics. This oracle is known
among his pugilistic acquaintance as
young Jumbo" and when not using his
shears culling from Eastern exchanges the
latest pug news, covers space by attempt
Ing to write athletics and other sports.
To use the words of an amateur athlete
Jumbo is a Joe Dandy at tile business"
Speaking of the well known amateur
walker, Mr.. James Jeryis of the Olympic
Club, Jumbo says: 'In 1884 he journeyed to
Scotland and made the best scratch record
for niiie-7 minutes and s seconds-'run-
ming very easy He won some good handi-
caps off short marks one of his best per-
formances of the season being the running
OF the two-mile handicap at Staylebride off
seconds" Yes, Jumbo, you can make Mr..
Jervis out to be Joe Dandy, but you forgot
to state that he wore boxing gloves ON his
feet on this occasion.
Hand-ball is rapidly becoming a popular
game with the Olympians and last Sunday
the following played in the court at the new
grounds: Kelly, Cooley, Macarthur, Gros,
w. r. McMelville. Archie Treat, j. Elliott,
j. A. Christie, ESpinosa, j. McElroy, Ii. l..
Williams, w. T.. Haberly, r. b. Bean,
G. w. Hupers, c. E. Schlinghyde.
FOOTBALL TAKEN UP NOW.
Several members of the Olympic Club
met last evening at the Occidental Club to
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y af.pl1a niramist.

.:.sSEttupidity" was admitted in one q
the 1s1W ool1rts - m exten1at-
ing carcuna - nGsof bi0nxny.
The defendant, 8 P08O II 1DSr1ied
some years ago native Of h@vw-
village, who had borne him four chill
dren. The greater part Of the year he
was absent from home, like many Pol
1h workmen, working elsewhere. In
the winter when he was at home, his
better half mingled with her caresses
bitter reproaches because he did not
earn so much as his comrades. As this
kind Of welcome repeated itself every
year, the little reason that he is now
judged to possess suggested to him
that 1t was more prudent to quit his
homs forever. he came to Berlin,
and kere also his want Of common
sense made him yield to the tempfar
ton to get married again ~ hon 1hm.
moned before the court tie Judge duly
explained to him the eIornity of the
crime Of bigamy, rem ling him that
we were not ivingk - Turkey. His
legal and geogrs hina1 knowledge
could not bring tn natter home to
him, and he excused himself on the
ground that, as he had not seen his
wife for four years, he did not con-
slider there was any harm in marrying
q second time. Thu public prosecutor
asked that the defendant Ehould be
sentenced to two years imprisonment
with hard labor, but the judge wisely
took lenient view Of the case, an
oouncing that the boundless stupidity
Of the prisoner was an extenuating
circumstance, and therefore he would
only sentence him to imprisonment for
one year and q hall. -London Tele-
Orank