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AIansfeId's villains.

According to the New York World, Mr..
Mansfield seems to have a special fondness
for villains. He plays them with consum-
mate skill, and he is probably more expert
in the various degrees of scoundreIism, as
far as stage representation goes, than any
other actor of the time. 1t is curious, in
view of the remarkable series of human
backguards which he has portrayed, that
tile public still insists upon looking upon him
as comedian. His Don Juan is a villain,
but very ithesome and amiable one, and
his Nero is picture of besotted. lustful
backguardism, while other types Of human
deprayty appear in his Richard Ill, and an
altogether trightful specimen Of wckedness
is shown in his portrayal of Mr.. Hyde.
Perhaps Baron Chevral. however, is the
most perfect picture of latter-day sin which
he has given to US. Nero is the most at
tractive Of his various villains, from the
fact that he is surrounded by all the evil
dences of greatness and power. 1t would be
difficult to name any other actor in this
country who has such complete command
Of the more violent traits of humanity as MIR.
Mansfield.
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Once upon time the church at Duxbury,
Mass, wanted to purchase some hymn
books, but the committee did not wish TO
pay an exOrbitant price and decided upon
one in which the publisher frankly declared
he had placed an advertisement. The books
were delivered and the members sat in
council upon them to find the aforesaid ad
They could not find it by the closest possible
investigation, but one day later on the
minister did. In reading the hymn from
the desk this stanZa suddenly shot athw art
the general ear:
God OF heaven and angels sing,
Beacham's pills are Just the thing.
Lord of love and mercy mud.
Two for man and one Tor child.
The feelings Of that congregation may
better be imagined than described.
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Rnsiness Fnilnres.

II. Tillman, piano manufacturer, filed
petition in insolvency yesterday. His in
debtedness amounts to S103S. He has no
assets. A clerk named Arthur ID. Codding-
ton has also declared himself an insolvent
debtor. He owes Sll67, but has nothing
with which to satisfy his creditors.
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William brodercR, r. 2. Hammond Jr.
and Charles L. Greene have been appointed
by Judge Colfey to appraise the estate of
the late Judge Sawyer. Each Of the sons
OF the deceased will be allowed $50 per
month.
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The Paris Cluny), will be produced at the
n California, October 18th. Mr. Aides
adaptation was first acted at the London
Avenue, February l, 1890. 1t has good
record for popularity, $40 nights in
Paris. $40 in London, 104 in New York.
The principal character is Dr. William NJ
Brown, young practitioner. who has
settled down TO dOmestlcity after busy
career as wuman'S doctor. Many OF ms
patients have moved in the liveiler walks OF
the drama. In tire most agreeable and
entertaining of these he has Ia ken lively
interest He has sufficient income to retire,
and has decided to practice no more. Inc
doctors father-in-law, Mr.. Firman, OBJECTS.
He believes all young men ought 10 WORK,
and sends out circulars describing DR..
Browns eagerneSs to prescribe tor his TEL
low-creatures. During the doctors absence
the old gentleman has huge brass plate
affixed to the door, inviting consultation.
Opposite DR.. Brown live Mr.. and Mrs. Hor-
ton. mir. Horton is superintendent of
police, irritable and suspicious. His wife
is pleasure-loving, with knowledge of the
world and believing in the frailty of man
kind. Mrs Brown, on the contrary. believes
the doctor possessed of all the virtues.
sKEPTICAL MRS. HORTON
Sends for Dr. Brown to ascertain if ne has
any of the tendencies she has observed in
other practitjuners-notabty her old friend,
DR.. Bill. She Is to report to the doctors
wife the result. But DR.. Brown, when he
receives Mrs. Horizons letter inviting him
to call. at first declines and gives his answer
to a FRIEND Mr.. George Webster, who, it
happens, was very much taken with Mrs.
Horton at a fancy goods fair. He obtains
an interview by impersonating DR.. Brown,
and soon conviuces Mrs. Horton that Mrs.
Brown is far too cIedulOuS with regard to
her husband. She persuades the doctor
to 90 into an unlighted adjoining room and
sends for his wife. Mrs. Horton tells her
where to find her husband. Mrs Brown
enters and the only SOUND is that of box in
the ear. Mrs. Horton locks the door aud
puts the key on a table The real Dr. Brown,
goadei on by his father-in-law, has chan ged
his mind and now appears and Mrs. Horton
pushes him into another dark room, hoping
tn get his wife away without discovery
But the key? When the real DR.. Brown
appeared Mrs. Horton had swooned and he
had put the key down her back TO revive
her She begins to disrobe to get the key
when the jealous Superintendent Of Police
reaches home,
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Closets should be aired the same as bed
rooms, and the coming architect, if woman,
will see to it that closets in which clothes
are hung are provided with a window, be it
ever so small, going out to tho yard. The
window will be protected, so that in nearly
all weathers it may remain open aud supply
the closet with fresh air and light.
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James II. Jennings Estate.

E. S. Baneford and Thomas Jennings.
executors of the estate of James I'll. Jen-
nings. have settled thei accounts. and the
property, valued at 100000, has been or
dered distributed. Among the heirs are:
Mrs. Jennings, E. Il, Jennings and jean
nette jennings
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predominant and are represented by range
of work extending from a one-act opere;tl
tn Il six-act trag dy in the hlankest kind of
blank verse. Their manuscripts can easily
be picked out by the pink and blue ribbons
with which they are tied and the confection-
cry sweetness of the titles which adOrn the
covers. There is possibility that one play
outef the lot may be prOduced-season after
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To Be Repeated.

On account of the enormous business
done with Fra Diavolo' and "Boccaccio"
the past two weeks, and wishing to satisfy
the public demand for those popular operas,
the Tivol will repeat the same this week.
Monday the 9Th, 9Th, 7th and 8th, Fra
18th, Z" Boccace6 to be followed
Monday, October 18th, by ia File
de Madame Angot." In the variations
Of professional life in this city, the ups and
downs. the failures and successes, this
theater holds its own with unwayering
steadiness. The Tiyoli may be likened TO
the alfalfa. When once the roots Of that
particular grass find water il never fails in
It's season. Here is house that has been
so long in existence, and always SO we'll ana
consistently managed, that it has rooted it.
self, so TO speak, in the affections of the San
Francisco public, and Its fame is spread
abroad likewise to the four points of the
compass. Shows may come and shows may
90, but the Tivnli goes on forever, and
brooks no rivalry.
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NOTICE.
Extension Of Van Ness Avenue and Other
Streets Through the Laguna Survey.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY ME, tue

OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC
STEETs, HIGHWAYS AND SQUARES OF THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO.
NEW CITY HALL September 20 1891,
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The presentation of Don Cesar de Ba-
zan" at the Bijou. Market street. tomorrow
evening, ought to be a big success. This
drama was a celebrated one in Its time, and
still retains some Of the flavor of is ancient
popularity. 1t was written by Gilbert
A'Becket and Mark Lemon-two eminent
contributors to the London Punch-fOr Mr..
Lester Wailack. and brought out at the
New York Park Theater on the 10th of De-
cember, 1874 1t had previously been pro-
duced at the New York Olympic on the 9Th
of the same month. In the first instance
Mr.. Crisp PLAYED the Don, and in the sec
ond Mr.. Walcot. William Vincent Wal
lace did not write his opera, "Mariiana,'
founded or the same series of incidents, till
the year 1915. The performance to be given
on the 9TH Is for the sake of charity, and
taking this into consideration, as wella as the
strength of the caSt-unusually strong for
amateurs-there ought to be comfortably
filled house. Me>srs. Lonergan, Hockey
and their company of young and ambitious
player-folk will bring the Bij0u into notice
after while, and what was begun as the
amusement of an hour may become the
business of a life. Who knows? FoOtIights
have fetching way with them, especially
to the young hIStrion.
THE CAST.
Don Cesar de Bazan. J. Lonergan
Don L. V. sullivan
marquis de Rotondo. G. Hockey
aptah arthur Ci4H"ru
PIP George Hammersmitn
LazariIo Klttte Mcconnou
harch ioness ma L. CODE
AMI" h"iiou
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O5nop0LlTAN
DlsPENSARY

Out-of-town patients treated with UNFAILING
SUCCESS through correspondence: visit de-
srable. but not necessary Medicine sent safely and
free from observation to any part of the country.
planning disease, giving ADVICE, etc. will be
turned free oc4 Z Ut
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The German Company.
CDR. Bill"

Aide from lie Docteur JO-Jo" by Albert
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Tonight there will be novelty offered in
the shape OF bright little one-act come
Franzoesich." Tomorrow night Tilted, q"
written by Henry Doblin, Will be given,
and played for three nights in sue
cession - characters by Me5srs. Dickson,
EdesOn and Miss Burg. The latter part of
the week will have for a lever du rideau the
same author OF course, "Incug" will re-
main the piece de resistance.
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PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE.

New YORK, GOT. 13.-ISpeciall-
Wheat higher, irregular, moderately
active, closing firm; No. 3 red, .O5%@
LOG, store and elevator; No. red, ], O3;
options advanced 14@19S on firm pri-
vate cables and large decrease in
amount on passage; one or two parties
were active buyers to cover contracts;
reached 3s@H on realizing and closed
steady Is OH over yesterday; No. 9 red,
October, 1.o6s6; November, 1.O73G; De-
cember, 1.0l16.
Corn firmer, quiet; No. 9, 63@6316
elevator, G3% af1oat; options advanced
M@f on smaller deliveries from far
mers' hands, firm cables and steady full
export movement, closing firm; October
and November, 62N; May, SIS. Oats
higher, fairly active; options quiet,
stronger; October and November, 344
May, 374; spot No. 3, 34l4@35X;
mixed. Western, 33@35N.
Coffee, options closed steady. I'M
changed to Is down; October, 1850
1905; November, 1l.l5@11.4c; January,
1f0o@l1.l5;. spot Rio steady, fair de-
mand. Sugar, raw, firm, in demand
Molasses, New Orleans, quiet, firm.
Rice firm, quiet. Petroleum quiet,
steady; refined New York, G. 3O@6.45.
Cotton-seed oil dull, unchanged; new
crude, 80, Rosin dull, steady; strained.
common to good. 1.35@1.40. Turpen-
tine dull, 37(03715.
Pork dull. Beef quiet; cut meats
firm. Lard depressed, dull; January,
6.s7 bid. Frcights firm, fair demand;
cotton, 15-64d; grain SID.
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1,RUsTEE,s sALE-nY v1RrrE or nrr,

TRUSTEES sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
OF trust executed to me by c. Mnrklcy, dated
the Both of April, 1S!N and recorded in thr
clerks office or the Hastings Court OF the city of
Roanoke, Va. in trust to secure to NJ. NJ Rogers.
Henry Fairfax and Thos. j. Houston, trustee, the
payment of the sum OF $la6.66, payable In two
equal annual instalmcnts of $63.33, each with
evidenced by the two certain negotiable notes OF
the said G. Marklcy, payable to NJ. NJ Rogers,
Henry Fairfax and hos. j. Houston, trustee
with interest mt the rate of q per cent per nm,
mum, In one and two years after date and default
having been made In the payment OF the first
OF said instruments, and having been required by
the benefciaries in said deed SO to do, I shall
oi1er for sale to the highest bidder ut public auc.
lion, In front of the courthouse in the city of
no lnoke, Va on THURSDAY, TIE 29riI DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1891, AT IL NJ, to following rcal
estate, to wit:
All that certain lot parcel OF land situated In
tho city Oh Roanoke. Va, and known a. lot H.
section q, MS shown by tho map or the property
OF rogers, Fairfax Houston, file at the Office
OF the clerk Of the Hastings Court of the city OF
koanokc, Va, 1t being the aamc property CON
OF April 81, 1891.
TERMS Cash NJ to enough to dcfray the cx-
pcnscs OF executing this trust including n trns-
tees commission OF legal per ccntum and to nav
on and discharge the first OF said instalmcnts
now uue, amounting SO $63.33, with interest from
April 10, 1SA; the balance to be made pay able by
the purchasers assuming and paying, when it
becomes , n due, the said remaining insialment of
S6333, with interest ns aforesaid to be properly
secured, and the residue IL any, to be made pava-
bic Ia two equal annual instruments, in one and
TWO years from date OF sale, to he properly &C.
cured J.ALLEN WATTS
scpt3C-tds Trustee,
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TRuSTEE's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
Il OF trust dated the 18th OF June, $780, and
recorded in the clerks Office OF the city OF Roa-
nokc, In deed book IS. page pa, from a. I. Maui
pin to T. G. Masso, trustee. the undersigned
having been by order of the Hustings Court OF
the city OF Roanoke, entered at the October term,
lS9l substituted as trustee. Default having been
madc III the terms of said trust, and being re-
quircd so to do by the beneficiary In said deed
an. ana for the purpose Of carrying ont tho terms
thereof shall, ON.FRIDAY, TIE 18TH DAY
OF NOVEMBER, 1891, in front of the courthouse
In INC city or Roanoke, at 12,, O'Clock noon ut
public auction, sell the following described par
Gel OF land situated in the city OF Roanoke:
beginning NJ point on the north eide OF Tazc-
well street 20 feet west OF Henry street; thence
south NJ degrees % minutes west iS feet TO
point thence north degrees is minutes cast a2
feet TO an alley; thence along said alley north Sc
degrees 53 minutes east rs feet to point; thence
south degrees 10 minutes west 81 feet to the
place OF beginning
TERMS OF SALE: Cash ms to the costs of sale
and the sum OF $500, with interest thereon from
the 18th June, 1890 and rs to the sum OF $780,
with interest from l3tn June. 1870, upon credit
until the 18th June, 1872, and the remainder upon
a credit or one and two years, with interest from
day OF sale Deferred payments to be secured by
n deed or trust on promises conveyed.
octll-tds LUCIAN Ii. COOKE, Trustee
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TRUsrEE.s SALES.
'TRUsTEE,s SALE OF .YAIuABLE prop

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP.
crty.-By virtue OF deed OF trust executed
70 mo by :. nj. frey, dated the 18th day OF Sep.
TEMPER, 1890, and recorded In tho clerks office OF
tho Hastings Court of the city OF Roanoke, Va,
IN deed book CO. page $50, IN trust to secure 10
company the payment OF the sum of 81, $50 90,
oyidcncca by two negotiable notes, OF even date
with said deed, each In tho sum OF So III 90 exc
cu,eu Dy said 5. Nj. frey to said Roanoke Con.
s.ruCsioh ana improvement Company, or order
payable IN one and two years, respectively, from
aate; anu default having been made in tho pay.
mcnt OF the first OF said notes falling due at the
request OF the holder thereof shalt sell to the
highest bidder. at public auction In front of she
premises, In said city. on FRIDAY THE 1G'FlI
DAY OF OCTOBER. 1891, AT lao p NJ, all that
certain lot or parcel OF land lying and being in
lows: 40 ioi
Beginning mt point on the south side of Kirk
street lU0 iect west OF Jefferson street; thence
south degrees 10 minutes west as feet To a
point; thencc north 81 degrees Is minutes As feet
20 point thence north degrees Is minutes cast
% lcct to point on Kirk street; thence with
kirk street 81 degrees 45 minutes east IS feet to
the place OF beginning. ~
TERMS: Cash sufficient to nav costs NJ sa,.
including trustees commissions AS provided for in
said deed OF trust and to pay the sum OF SAIL q
with interest from September II, 1890, and as To
sufficient OF the proceeds to pay or tho remain
ing notc q, Sz % with interest from September
IL lSO, till paid Upon credit until the nth day
OF september, 1872, and the residue unless other
said date Deferred payment to bear Interest
and to be evidenced by two notes secured by decd
OF trust or vendors lien. ROY Is. SMITH.
sep16-30dys. Trnst,,o
This note has been assumed by snbseoucnt
Purchaecrs- s. NJ. FREY.
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TRUSTEES SALE-By virtue OF n deed NJ
IL trust executed to me by j. p Cash and Cath
crime Cash, his wife, dated September II, 1880
nnd recorded, in the clerks Office of Hustinrs
Court OF city OF Roanoke, in deed hook 40, page
mcnt OF the sum of S5,333.3i, evidenced by two
interest bearing negotiable notes OF even date
with said deed each In the sum OF $2,666.B7 cx-
ecntcd by said j. p. Cash to said j. w. and L.
Witt, or order, payable in ono and two years res
pectivciy from date, and default having been
, made IN the payment of the first due OF said
notes, NJ the request of said j. w. and L. Witt I
shall sell to the highest bidder Mt public auction,
In front OF the court house in the city of Roan.
okc on THURSDAY, OCTOBER ~ 1891, Ar IL
NJ, all that certain lot or parcel OF land situated
In the city OF Roanoke, Va, and bounded US fol-
lows: ~
beginning at point on the south side of Rob.
crtson street W feet west OF olson street, thence
south degrees west 2OD feet to an alley; thence
with said alley north s. degrees west % feet TO n
point; thence north degrees cast 200 feet to
Robertson street. thence with same sonth IS dc.
grees cast % feet TO the place OF beginning,
1EhMS: Cash sufficient to pay costs OF sale
including trustees commissions and to oay the
sum OF S2,Gt6.GI with interest from September II,
lS.U and as to sufficient OF said proceeds to nav
on the remaining note OF $2,GG6.67 and Interest
thereon from september II, 1870, upon n credit
until September II, 1872, and the residue unless
otherwise, announced Mt the time OF sale two
years from said date. Deferred payment 20 bear
interest and to be secured by deed of trust or
vendors lien on the property.
sepaa-tds ROY b. SMITH, Trustee.
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'TRuSTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OFADEED
a OF trust executed to mo by Henry Body and
ua.cd the attn day of February, $780, and OF rec
ora at the clerks Office OF the lIustings Court Of
ROANOKE, Va, deed book %, page $50, to secure
10 Koxie V. Routt; the payment OF the sum M
si,ooV. as evidenced by three inter bearing nc
Sotlaoic notes, OF the sum OF 81 500 each ptyablc
d :. one two Two and three years respectively from
gate OF SAID decd; and whereas default hos
been made In the payment OF the first mentioned
notc, ana bcing requested to do 90 by tho hone
nciary, Will cell Mt public auction in front of
TUG court house, In Roanoke, Va, to the highest
nniSdcr,on M9NDAY,TllE 18TH DAY OF OCTO.
DEit, lS9l, at 1915 L. NJ. the following described
property In the city OF Roanoke, Va, to wit:
begihning at point on the north side OF Sa
ZEN avenue SOB feet west OF Henry street, being
INC southwest corner OF Frey's lot; thence
WIN the line OF same morrill, coz west IS 90 feel
10 point thence sonth $50 30 west aj II feet Tn
point; thence south Go minutes east 30 feet
10 Salem avenue; thence with the same north
o. minutes cast % feet TO the begin.
ning. With improvements belonging to said iot
upon the following terms to wit: ist Cash snni
cicnt TO pay the cost OF this sale, including
Tistce. 9 commission OF 5 per cent and To nav one
interest bearing negotiable note dated February
ltn.' ISM, and payable one year from date in the
Second. Purchaser to assume two other nepo
tlaDie interest bearing notes Of 800 90 each as
specified in deed with deed OF trust retained
10 secure the unpaid balance, and IL there he any
residue or purchase money, terms will he pro.
Viucd on day OF sale. WILLIAM T.. BUSH.
eop'i'''os Trustee.
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>KusTEE'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A DEED
a OF trust dated the 18th October, 1889, and re-
corded In the clerks office of the city ofi,onnoke
IN deed book BOO H. page Il, from Sarah 4 Falls. to
Investment Company the sum Of sgIi 10 to become
que IN monthly instruments of $3.50 each, default
and being required so to do by the bcncilciary
tncfeundcr,l will sell at public auction in front
OF the courthouse of the city OF Roanokc Mt Ia:I5
L; NJ ON SATURDAY. TIE 3lST DAY OF OC-
land: p''i.ei vi
beginning at point on the south side of Wise
street mity rect east OF Barbour street; thence
Win lee street north ~ degrees 81 minutes east
~ nee. TO- point, thence south II degrees &c
thence with said alley south % degrees 3 minutes
west 10 point; thence north II degrees 2G min
beginning. pAee VI
TERMS OF SALE: Cash as to the costs of sale
anu . inc sum OF SlS.40 and as to tho sum of
S.NbiO upon credit, to become due in monthly
lnstalments OF Sl.SO per month, and the remain
uer upon credit OF one and two years. with in
OF trust. LcCIAN n COCKS rr;y,sto , "
sept:Wtds.
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by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE.
- entcd to me by William ii Oliver, j Youngs
and BERNARD Clark, dated September nth, ISs6.
anu recorded in deed hook IS, page BIT, i'm the
clerks Office OF the Hastings Court OF the CITY
OF Roanoke, Va, to secure George w. tamse,
and George T. Carr the sum OF S2As.
Sl,SS.lS Is evidenced by two negotiable uotes
for S.S2 81, each bearing interest from date. and
dated the llth day OF September iS,O, and payn.
Die In one and two years after date: and default
having been made In tho payment oi the fr,t of
said notes. and having bccn required by The
6enehciaFies In said deed, shall offer for sale TO
the highest bidder, In front OF the courthouse In
Roanoke, Va, ON MONDAY THE 2iTU DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1891, AT IL O'CLOCK Nj. OF
that day: W
Two certain lots of land described In said den,
rs lots Nos. and q, section 3, as shown by the
map OF the Webb Addition, and fronting 100 feet
on north side OF Ernest avenue. running bael; tn
the line OF the Norfolk and Western Railroad
Compnny's property.
. mERMS; Cash sufficient to pay one note for
SsE2.S9, with interest from nth day of September
1880, and costs OF executing this trust and tho
assumption by the purchaser OF one other note Tor
S0Se 81. with interest from date and dated sen.
TENDER II, 1880. and falling due two years after
date and for the residue on such terms az will
be made known on day OF sale, deferred payments
to be secured by deed OF trust on the property
sold, purchasers executing negotiable notes for
same. A g. PENDLETON
sepss-sa- Trustee.