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The morning call., 1891-10-22
TAXES 1885, TAXES
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS!

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A CERTE-
property Of the city and county OF San Francisco,
real estate, PERSONAL property, and Dupontstreet
widening. for the year 1891, has this daY been re-
ceiyed by me, that the State and City aud County
the office Of the undersigned, first floor, New CITY
Hall Notice IS also hereby given in accordance
with the requirements of the Political Code, Sec
tion 3746 That taxes on all personal property
on all real property, will be due aud payable on the
FIRST Monday in October, and VIII be delinquent on
the last Monday In November next thereafter, at
O'Clock p. NJ, and that unless paid prior thereto,
fifteen per cent viii be added to the amount there
Of and that IL said one-half be not paid before the
last Monday in April next O'Clock p. NJ, an ad-
ditional fiye per cent W II be added thereto
THAT the remaining oue-half OF the taxes all
real property Will lie payable on and after the first
Monday In January next, and Will be delinquent
the last Monday IN April next thereafter, at
O'Clock NJ, and that unless paid prior thereto,
five per cent will be added to the amount thereof.
THAT ALL TAXES MAY BE PAID AT THE TINE THE
FIRST ISsTALLMENT AS THEREIN PROVIDED Is
DUE AND PAYABLE"
To facilitate business taxpayers are requested to
send for their bills with description OF property
early possible and indicate whether they intend
to pay by instaltfnent or otherwise.
by this course the rush later on will be avoided.
In order to accommodate taxpayers unable to
tend during the day, the ofiice will be In the
evening from p NJ. to 9 z. NJ, from Monday. the
23d day OF November. until Saturday, the 18th day
OF November, both days inclusive.
N. B. Positively no checks received after Fri
day, November 20th. Checks drawn on banks out
side of San Francisco will not be accepted. Checks
will be first cashed before amount is credited or
receipt given. THOMAS OBRlEN,
Tar Collector Of the City and County OF san Fran
Dated San Francisco. Monday. October 5.
1891. oc6 cod l5t
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LIGHT dumb-bellS.

difficult and wonderful feats In pyramids
and groupings were done under the direc-
tiOn Of w. Smith.
The spectacular event of the evening fol-
lowed, the fancy marching of 150 girls in
dresses of red, of white and of blue. All
the other scholars were grouped around the
central figures who formed crosses and
wings In apparent ease and undoubted
grace, keeping step to the songs "Hail
Columbia" and America" rendered under
the direction of Miss Carrie Beckwlth, vice
principal.
Three members Of the Olympic Club, W.
Smyth, J.S.J. Otto and p. p. Bernhard gave
an exhibition of heavy-club swinging in
good style, the entertainment concluding
with IAN evening at the gymnasium" by
the Vorwaerts Turn Verefn of Oakland
and the San Francisco Turn Verein, who
showed some clever feats and explained the
use of apparatus
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to the purchase of pianos for the school, its
friends gathered in large numbers last
night. occupying all the available seats In
the building.
There are 900 children in attendance at
the Horace Mann Grammer School. as and
all participated in the rendition of the pro-
gramme Principal Joseph O'COnnor and his
corps of teachers had no easy task in keep
ing the machinery of the entertainment in
smooth running order. They succeeded ad-
mirably, however. and there was no hitch
in the arrangements from first to last.
Each of the ten classes wore a uniform
differing from the other nine in color and
design, the girls being gowned in multi
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CATTLE-STEALING.
Arrest Of Suspected Parties in Coast Range
CanVon

Arrest Of Suspected Parties in Coast Range
Canyon.
MODESTO, Oct. 21-Sheriff Purvis and
Deputy McGinnes brought Charles Fagan,
his son, Frost Pagan, ana William Ducker
into town last night, on a charge of cattle
stealing. The men we're arrested in the
Coast Range Mountains yesterday morn
ing at . o'clock while asleep. and in corral
near were eleven head oil cattle stolen from
the Booth ranch east Of Oakdale on October
9TH and belonging to Fred Weyer. The
Weyer brand IL T. had been shaved be-
tween the letter and figure to represent
square. Fagan's brand. The ear marks
were mutiated, the wounds still being fresh.
This morning the men were taken before
Justice TOwnes, and the examination WAS
set for October 30th, and bail WAS fixed at
$500, which they have not furnished. Cat
tle-stealing has been common here of late,
and the officers claim to have the culprits.
The arrested parties are residents of this
county, and have been charged with simll lar
crimes before. The men were caught in an
almost inaccessible canyon.
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SECRET SESSIONS.

State Convention of tho Farmers Alliance and
Industrial Union.
Los ANGELES, Oct 2l.-The State Con-
yentlon of the Farmers Alliance and In
dustral Union continued in secret session
all day, The members are very reticent and
decline to give out any inform alton to the
public. They say only routine business was
transacted.
This afternoon was devoted to the cleo
tion Of officers, which was not concluded
The Citizens Alliance also met in secret
session to-day. When asked what was done
the reply was that only matters of interest
to members came up.
Tonight Colonel Polk, National Presi-
dent of the +. A. and l. u, addressed a
large crowd at the pavilion on issues now
before the country.
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This was followed by dumb bell exercises,
in which all the grlG OF the school partici-
pated They ranged from the demure
maiden of II to little tots VINO seemed
scarcely larger than the gilt dumb-bells
they grasped in their tiny hands. Their per-
formance was elaborate and fautless and
was succeeded by Indian club exercises,
equally good, by the boys of the correspond
ing departments, who looked neat and SOL
dierly as they marched down the building,
commanded by juvenile captains.
Perhaps the next number was not the best
on the programme, but it seemed to possess
the greatest interest for the spectators, and
was concluded amid thunders of applause.
1t was the juvenile class Of the Olympic
Club, which was so we'll received, and some
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NOTICE..
Taxes Due UpOl Assessments Made By the
State Board of Equalization.
CONTROLLERS DEPARTMENT,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
Drfnhar 1901


In accordance with the provisions OF Section 1868
OF the Political Code, notice is hereby given thai
have received from the State Board of Equalization
the duplicate Record of Assessments OF Rail-
ways" and the duplicate Record OF Apportion-
ment OF Railway Assessments containing the
sessments upon the property of each Of the follow
ing named associations or corporations as fixed by
said State Board OF Equalization for the year 1891.
towit:
California Pacific Railroad Company Central Pa
cife Railroad Company. Northern California Rail-
way Company, Northern Railway Company, San
Francisco and North Pacific Railway Company
Southern Pacific Railroad Company, Southern Cali
fornia Railway Company Carson and Colorado
Railroad Company, D. Moran, q. Moran and A. Mo-
ran (N evada, California aud oregon Railway, Ne
vada County Narrow-Guage Railroad Company
Railway Company South Pacific Coast Railroad
Company, Gualala River Railway Company, Califor-
MIA and Nevada Railroad Company, Paiaro Valley
Railroad Company, Atiantic and Pacific Railroad
Company. and the Pullman Palace Car Company.
The State and County taxes all personal prop
erty. and Onehalt OF the State and County taxes
all real property, are cue and payable, and VIII
BER NEXT, at O'Clock P. N. and unless paid TO
the State Treasurer. at the Capitol, prior thereto
five per cent Will be added to the amount thereof
and unless so paid on or before the LAST MONDAY
IN APRIL NEXT, at O'clock P. N, an additional
five per cent will be added TO the amount thereof.
The remaining one-half of the State and County
taxes on all real property will be due and payable
at any time after the FIRST MONDAY IN JANU-
AIRY NEXT and will be delinquent the LAST
unless paid to the State Treasurer, the Capitol,
prior thereto, five per cent will be added to the
amount thereof. f p COLGAN,
ocl9 lat State Controller.
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to the appeal of the people to bring suit,
Governor Markham says: 'Were it a griey-
aEce of one or two inha bitants l should feel
differently, but it comes from whole COM
munity Of respectable citizens of the State.
am the only one TO whom they can ap-
the merits or demerits of this CONTROVERSY.
l feel it my duty to grant their request and
order the suit to be brought, but under such
conditions as the Attorney General may
prescribe for the protection Of the States
liability in the premises"
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elanders in southern california.

RIVERSIDE, Oct 21.-J. P. NJ. Rainbow,
a Supervisor OF San Diego County, to-day in
reply to question regarding the prevalence
of glanders in San Diego. said: ut is only
too true. and the worst of it is that it is
spreading all over the county more or less.
We are doing all we can to stamp the dis
ease out by killing infected animals found,
but owners will conceal them." He also
stated that the disease had appeared in Los
Angeles. He cautioned the public about
harboring strange horses, as only the great
est care will prevent spread of the disease.
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colored yachting garments. and the boys
wearing military caps and trousers with
white flannel shirts. The various evolu-
tions were performed to nicely, and the
general verdict was that as a spectacular
success the theatrical Amazon march could
not bear comparison with the movements OF
the children.
After an overture by Ritzau's Band. 200
boys and girls from classes 9 and TO- marched
around the building by fours, joined ranks
and went through series of intricate calls
thenic exercises 10 a manner which evoked
frequent applause.
Then 1870 boys from the middle grades
stepped TO the front and gave an exhibition
Of wand drill in so thorough a style that the
wands resembled a grove of young trees
shaken violently by the wind.
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Increased Canital Stock

RIVERSIDE, Oct. 81. - At meeting Of
stockholders of the Riverside Banking Com
pany held Monday was unanimously voted
to increase the capital stock to 81, 900. .0O0
This bank is the oldest in the settlement
and has been a great financial factor in
fostering every enterprise calculated to ad-
vance the material growth of the valley and
county. The bank originally opened in 1890
as private bank of the Dyer Bros. In
1885 it incorporated under the State laws
with the present name and capital Of $780,
600. The new issue Of stock was largely
subscribed for by home people, giving the
institution the largest worR4ug capital in
Southern California.
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sntter Hnrtinn1tnrista

MARYsvILLE, Oct. 21.-The meeting OF
the Sutter horticultural Society was very
largely attended by fruit-growers. The
purpose was to assist in arranging for per-
manent exhibit at the State Board of Trade
rooms, which was done, and to prepare for
the coming convention of California fruit
growers der the auspices of the State
Board of Horticulture Preparations for
an exhibit are going on and the matter
promises to assume very large proportions
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THE THIRD TRIAL.
Suit for Damages Against the Southern
Pacifn Railroad Cnmnanv

SALINAS, Oct. 21.-The trial of Robert
Mitchell vs. the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company, to recover $50 600 damages for in
juries received five years ago. was called to-
day in the Superior Court here. This is the
third time this case has been tried here. In
the first trial Mitchell got judgment for
1000, but the decision was reversed by the
Supreme Court, when it was called again,
and in the second trial the jury could not
agree, 80 now it comes up again. Delmas
is counsel for plaintiff and Cell and More
house for the defense.
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Effect of Comnetition

PORTLAND, Oct. 21.-The Union Pacific
has reduced tho passenger rate by water be-
tween this city and The Dalles to so cents
The rate heretofore has been So IS. The
reduction was made to meet n rate of 81
established by The Dalles, Portland and
Astoria Navigation Company. Since the
portage road at the Cascades has been
opened no reduction of freight rates has yet
been made
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WILLIAM V. GRAY,

The sudden dealh OF William Vaamer Gray
at his residence, 906 Steiner street, was sur
prise aud a terrible shock 10 his many friends In
this city who have known him long and well.
He was stricken with apopleXy at o'clock 10
tile morning and died three hours later without
having reGalned consciousness. Tho previous
evening, In apparent good health, lie spent with
his wife, and, after reading the papers, they n-
dulged In music, she playing their favorite
10 their voices. Mr. Gray was born in Glasgow,
Scotland, about hfty-two yeats ago. He was
lithographic artist and designer, and as such,
stood at The head of his craft on this Coast.
ness In this city were his pupils, and will miss
his good advice and counsel. Many very fine
specimens OF his work adOrn tho walls OF private
residences in this city, and are highly priced by
their owners MIR. Gray was a member of ST.
Andrrw's Society. the CaedOniaB Club. Scottish
Thistle Club, Valley Lodge, Workmen. and
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stanford Congratulated.

oenAlUI oIdnIUIU ytsItIuNy ItVrIFeu tHo
following telegram from Robert Bonner:
/ congratulate you mos heartily on having OBJ
tained the record for the fastest yearing the
fastest twO-y -year-od the fastest three-year old.
the fastest four. yeaTod the fastest fve-year-old
aud the fastest lecOrd ever made by horse OF
any age. 1t Is really wonderful that one man
should have accomplished so much IN breeding
and developing the horse. which we all love.
Your success IN this line il great thing for
California. When to Il is added your magnificent
gift OF many millions for the purpose of endowing
a university for the training OF young men Tor
the dutles Of life ROBERT BONNER.
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Drawn WITH BRAIN.
Practical Work of the Physical
Culture Glasses.
Athletic Exhibition by the Pupils of the
Horace Mann Grammar School in the
Mechanics Pavilion.

The pupils of the Horace Mann Grammar
School scored a great success at the Me
chanics' Pavilion last night, when the physi-
cal culture classes showed a proficiency in
keeping with thu past mental achievements
Of the institution.
An exhibition of the muscular skill of
Professor Flack's classes has been in con-
temptation for some weeks, and, as the pro-
ceeds Of the entertainment will be applied
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NEVADA ENTERPR
A Large Creamery Incorporated With Capt.
tai of 100000.

CARSON, Oct. 21.-The Nevada Creamery
and Commercial Company was incorporated
day for the purpose of manufacturing
and dealing in butter, cheese, condensed
milk, to build, purchase and acquire lands,
buildings, factories. etc., for the storage
and sale of products, to deal in farming i'm
plements, live stock and merchandise OF all
kinds The Trustees are Julius kaupisch.
Franz KaupiSch, Senator Evan Williams. T.
R. Hofer. Governor r. X. Colcord, Jake
Kline and James 'R. Judge. The capital
stock is 100000. The corporation will Op-
crate in Mason Valley, and import large
quantities of mich cows from various
points. The Carson Valley Creamery, also
under the direction Of Kaupisch Bros, cam
not supply the San Francisco demand for
Nevada butter, and it is estimated that five
creameries will be necessary. Plans are in
progress for the creation Of creameries in
other sections.
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Ree.Ksepers, Association.

Los ANGELES, Oct. 21.-The Southern
California Bee-keepers' Association met in
annual session this morning. G. L. Wilson
of Los Angeles, President, was In the chair,
and G. W. Brodbeck of Los Angeles, Secre-
tary, was present. There were over eighty
persons present, all honey producers. They
represent over $500 stand of bees.
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BIRTHO-MARRIiGES- DEATHS.

TR,rth marriage and death notices sent BY mali
will not be inssrtei They must be handel in at
either of the publication O1icoi All bs indOrSe1
with the name aud residence of persons auth1flke1
To have the same published
BORN.
BARNES-In this city october 10, 1881, TO the
wife of Dave Barnes. a daughter
HULLIN-In Oakland. October 1S, 1881, TO the
wife of Nicholas Hullin, a son,
DE LA MONTANYA-In San Jose, October IA, 1891,
to the wife OF James W. de Ia Montanys, q son.
COLEMAN-in SebastOpol, Sonoma County, sep
tember 80. 1881, to the wife of James Coleman
REHFELD-In Woodland. October 90. 1891. to the
wife OF Adolf Rehfed, daughter.
LANDO-In Portland. Oregon, October II, 1891
to the wife of Albert Land0, a daushter
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seconds ter than her rivals. Neverthe-
less, there is no proof that under the best
regular track. But that her trainers
doubted her ability to do so is evident, for,
with track of either kind at their disposal
at Stockton. they have not chosen the Sc
to,A
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NJ. b. DAWSON.

NJ. B. Dawson of Laramie, Wyo. who married
SUPERINTENDENT Fillmore OF the Southern Pacific,
about four years ago In San Luis Obspo County,
was drowned a few days ago, while In sail
cashier of the largest banking Institution in the
town. ). M. Fillmore, Superintendent OF the
Pacific Coast Railway Company, IS brother OF
Mrs. Dawson, and the wife OF waiter II. Adams
OF this city Is her sister.
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Fatal Accident to a Bride.

WALLA WALlA, Oct. 21-Mrs. Thomas
Wampler, bride of three days, was thrown
from wagon to-day and killed. She and
her husband had been to town and were re-
turning to the farm, eight miles in the
country, and when near their home the
horses took fright and ran away, throwing
Mrs. Wampler out. She lived only a short
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HELD FOR IDENTIFICATION.
Arrest of Three Men on Suspicion Of Being
Bank-Robbers

LA GRANDE (Oregon), Oct. 21.-Three
men were arrested at Kamela Station, on
the Union Pacific Railroad, this county.
last night by private detective and charged
with being the arties who robbed the bank
at Enterprise, Wallowa County, October
9Th. The men had been seen lettering
about the station all day in suspicious
manner, and when they went into the hotel
for supper in the evening the detective fol-
lowed them, and with a drawn Winchester
ordered the men to throw up their hands.
They were brought here to-day and lodged
in Jail awaiting the arrival of the cashier of
the bank. A citizen of Enterprise who saw
the bank-robbers there and who was in La
Grande to-day claims that the men are the
right parties.
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AT GILRoY.
Snnnl,s RannTd.

New York, Oct. 81. The Commercial
Advertiser says editorially: Sunol has done
1t: that is. she has accomplished what was
asked of her, and trottcd mile in the fast
est time On record. But we do not believe
she can yet rightly be called the Queen o.
tie Turf. Her time was hall second
faster than Maud S. and the track was TWO
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GLENN COUNTY.
Question Of the Division Of Colusa to Be
Tested in the Courts.

Tested IN the Courts.
SACRAMENTO, Oct. 21.- Governor Mark
ham has rendered his decision in the matter
Of those persons who desire to leave the
formation Of Glenn County to the courts.
Attorney General Hart has given 1t as his
opinion that an appeal could not be had to
the courts In the case, but the Governor
decides otherwise. and the end of the
Colpsa- Glenn County division struggle Is
not yet.
The Governors opinion is quite extended
and in 1t he reviews the fight for division of
Colusa County. In conclusion, In referring
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Rynner Not Arrested.

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 21. - Assemblyman
Bruner took prominent part in
the Odd Fellows demonstration to-
night. He learned early in the
evening of the indictments found against
him. He was not arrested, and said lie
supposed the jury had no fear that he would
attempL to eyade arrest.
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MRS. LIZZIE e. ROBINSON.

MIS-. Lizzie E Robinson of 30S Shotwell street.
the wife of Reuben q. Robinson and the daugh-
ter OF Edward Green, The boss stevedOre for the
o. and o. Company, died Oh Tuesday night at
her home OF pneumonia.
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Mendocino Teachera.

FORT BRAGG, Oct. 2l.-The Mendocino
County Teachers Institute convened in this
place yesterday. Teachers from all parts
Of the county are in attendance.
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wTTJIAM GAJTu.

Surveyor OF the Port Paris Kilbnrn received
word Yesterday that his nephew, William Smith,
Postmaster al Stockton, had died at ST. Helena.
Napa County, on Monday night OF Brights
disease He was well and favoraby known In
many of the interior cities, as well as In san
Erau
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CementinP Canals

RIVERSIDE. Oct. 21.-The Riverside Trust
Company of England will soon begin the
work of cementing fourteen miles of its
open canals, costing $4,000 per mile.
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Templsrs Lodge. l. O. o. F., besides which be
was President of the Pacific Coast Lithographic
Artists and Engravers' Association. HIS
widow has the sincere sympathy OF his many
friends. The remains were Inferred In Masonic
Eemetery
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Tan-Players Arrested.

BAKERSFIELD, Oct. 21.-Fifty Cinnamon
were arrested here last night for playing
tan. The prisoners were released this
morning on bail.
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a w GRIFFIN.

Gulderoy Wells Griffin. United States Consul
TO Syaney. New South Wales, died at Louisville,
Ky, last night of BrighPs disease. He had pre-
viousIy been Consul TO Copenhagen. Samoa aud
Auckland.
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ID.
DIED.

McCREA- SHEA RMAN-In Los Gatos october 20,
1891, at the residence OF the brides parents, by
the Rev. i. Herndon Garnett, Samuel ii. McCrea
and Helen NJ. Shearlnan. No cards.
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Experts Agree
that

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MARION HARLAND: al regard
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Miss MARIA PARLoA: ait
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] have used it great deal, and
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Mrs. BAKER, Principal of
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can use aone but Royal
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NEW WESTERN HOTEL

CoR KEARNY AND WASHINGTON SITS, SAN
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from Custom House, o. s. Treasury U. S, Land Of
fee and Post ONCE; lines OF pass doors. Euro
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Lower rates to theatricaIs and families.
GALLAGHER & STANLEY. PROPS.