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- The PiratPa.p

10 answer to the public demand for
change, the Tivoli management will lay
aside The Rat-charmer' for the present
and restore to the stage Gilbert and Sui
Ivan opera, "The Pirates of PenZanGe," as
keen satire on the British army as PIN
afOre" is on the navy of the tight little
island. The performance will be much bet
ter than any heretofore given Of the same
opera, as the stage is more fully equipped
now with both vocal and acting talent than
it has been at any time in the long and sue
ceSsful histnrY OF this theater
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On Thursday evening, the 25th inst, Mr..
J. Hamilton Whitney will give grand per-
Torrance of his American opera. founded
on incidents in the disastrous Custer Indian
campaign, at Irving Hal. The distribution
includes the following names: Miss Rose
Carlisle, Miss Frances Holmes, Miss Sadie
Bishop, Miss Lille Holmes, Mr.. II. kas-
singer Mr.. c. Junkans, Mr.. +. Hayes, Mr..
f. Ii. Bertaud, Mr.. c.. d, Charles, Mr.. Hen
lev. MIR. w. w. Ayers.
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Became a Ravinp Maniac.

NJ. Barrett. fireman on the ire-boat
Governor Irwin, became raving maniac on
Friday morning, while the steamer was
lying at Larue's WhaSf. lie, attacked the
engineer ana deck hands and it required
him. After struggle he was bound ami
sent to the Home OF lnebriates to await ex-
animation before the Insanity Commits
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First Bible Conference.

The first annual Bible Conference of Cali
fornia will be held at Pacific Grove, COM
mencing on Wednesday and continuing over
Sunday. The Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION will run special train on Wednes-
day and will sell rOund-trip tickets, good for
ft,,n dnr
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Fell THROUGH,

Messrs. Hanley, Vinton, ct ais. who had
projected the production Of a new version
of " Francesca ia Rimini at the Orpheum,
have abandoned that intention. The move
ment, in the first place. was largely induced.
according to a note on the subject at hand,
by a lawyer resident of this city, who claims
to represent the heirs of the late Lawrence
Barrett. Miss Helen COrlette returns East
aud Mr.. Beach goes to Portland, Oregon, TO
play short starring engagement.
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GRASSING PIGEONS.

Fourth shoot of the Alameda Sports
mems Club.
The Alameda Gun Club held its fourth
monthly shoot at the Oakland track yester-
day. The wind was blowing very strong
from the west and very materially assisted
to send the birds at a rapid flight from the
traps. The shooting was very fair and the
sport was enjoyed by those who participated.
Ihh score is as fnllnWS.
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Suit Against the state.

The first action against the State author
lied by special enao,ment of the recent
Legislature was commenced yesterday.
Robert c. Ball, who claims that the State
owes him SAL 80 for services as architect
and Superintendent of the State Prison at
Folsom between April. 1874. and December,
1876, filed his complaint against the State
for this amount in the Superior Court.
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The Baldwin's Next.

The Baldwin ThealeF has a way of firing
its big guns in rapid succession. We have
had a fine company under the direction Of
Charles Frohman, We are now in the midst
Of a successful engagement with the biggest
novelty Of the season, and on July 9Th comes
Daniel Frohman's Lvceum Theater Com
pany, one of the most pronounced favorites
among the various stock organizations that
visit Us They passed us by last summer,
but we are the better off thereby, as their
repertoire is now OF such an extent that they
will be seen here in probably five different
plays. opening in The Charity BALI ard
following it with "The Idler," "Old Heads
and Young Hearts" sweet Lavender"
and Nerves" There have been a few
changes in the company since it was here
last, but the weli-known favOriteS, Georgia
Cayvan, Herbert Kelley. Nelson Wheat
croft, w. j. lie M0yne. Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
cot and Mrs. Whiffen, will be found in their
accustomed places, while we Will be asked
TO make the acquaintance of Eugene Or
monde E J. Radcliffe, Henrietta CrosSman
and Efiie Shannon. The engagement prom
iSes to be a brilliant one
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And IN accordance with law ana an order of rbe
Board of Directors made the 22d day of April
1891, SO many shares of each parcel Of such stuck
as may be necessary Will be sold public auction
at the office of the company 419 California ST.,
Room II, San Francisco, Cal, on Thursday, the
18th day OF June, 1891, at the hour of O'Clock
P. NJ. OF said day to pay said delinquent
thereon. together with costs OF advertising and
penses of sale.
j. p. NORMAN. Secretary.
OHice-419 California st Room II. San Fran
CISCO Cal. ny2S I'd
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Rehearsing Stage Kisses.

The question was put to a popular and
pretty actress: do you ever TehearSe
stage ktSSes?'
The young lady smiled and replied that
she always did.
mot repeatedly" she said, "but just
once. / don't care to be surprised by a pc
culiar sort of kiss on the night OF a per-
Torrance, so | always have an actor show
me beforehand Just how he is going to do it.
There smoothing in acting that / dread so
much as q kiss No, | am not pTude, and
do not suffer from the actual contact of a
polite and good-looking fellows lips, but
there are more chances OF disaster in stage
kiss than in almost any action in the drama.
"In the first place it is apt to disturb my
makeup. Then the actor may be a nervous
man and pull away at my wig, If I'm wear
ing one, or he may clutch me so tight that
when he lets me go lose my balance and
get laughed at
"My worst stage experience resulted from
a kiss. 1t was in a scene Of immense pathOS.
while | am hanging about my lovers neck,
who is being taken to prison.
THE actor who played the w0Oer was an
awfully nice fellow, and not in the least
disagreeable to hang to. | did so with extra
tenacity on the night in question, aud l
noticed that he tried 10 free himself Of me.
But | clung on tighter.
Let me COP he gasped. and tried to
drag back. but determined to get lot out
of the scene. Suddenly he sneezed.
ooh, what sneeze it was! 1t seemed to
start from his boots, and l bounded away
from him dazed by the shock. Then l
heard a roar Of laughter in the audience.
and saw my lover rushing from the stage
with one section Of his black muStache
missing.
There was another speech before the
act should have ended. but the stage man
ager did not wait for it. He rang down the
curtain, and then informed me that 1
had better return the actors mustache to
him.
"When / reached my dressing-room ]
found a big piece of the false mustache
sticking 70 my cilin. D ha q, not no, kissed i i
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Tatum q Bowen's Note.

The Springfield National Bank has sued
Tatum Sc Bowen in this city for $3.50 IS,
the amount of three promisSory notes given
to Armstrong Bros. in December and by
them to the bank
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. Nr. Al Hayman. who is directing the
4 tour Of a. II. Palmer's company in Au-
SEgustus Thomas successful play, Alabama"
Recently gave the author and a party OF
FRIENDS dinner in New York. In speaking
Sbf his play, across the wainutS and the
wine" Dir. Thomas interested his listeners
10y a story Of its conception and actual
shaping.
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The Irish Drama,

introduced to the Alcazar Theater by
Charles Erin Werner, has been a godSend to
that house. The draft has been persist
emily strong, and the qualification of the
audience on par with the merit of the per-
Torrance. Mr.. Werner is not as happy with
Conn in The Shaughraun" as he was with
the lees complex character Of Shamus
OBrien; but the support being good, the
piece is generally we'll presented. In one
particular, that Of Mr.. James NJ. Ward as
Harvey Duff, the police agent and informer,
we had some exceptionally strong work.
Ward was held in high esteem as an Irish
actor by the late Dion BOucicault, so much
50 that, while suffering from an attack OF
govt during one Of his visits to this city, the
great actor requested him to take his place
on the stage and presented him with hand
some gold watch as a token of his admira-
ton at the manner in which he filled the re-
Quirements Of the part Mr.. Werner devOtes
this his last week to The Colleen Bawn."
the performance on Monday night being for
the benefit Of Mr. Mark Thal.
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Ten Charges of Endorsement.

William B. Hall, who embezzled $500
from his employers, Greenberg s. Bier, was
before Judge Murphy yesterday and ar
raigned on ten charges of embeHlement.
He was allowed one week TO plead.
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MINERAL KING NJ. AND N. COMPANY

I OCATION OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSI-
IL ness, san Francisco, Cat; location of works.
Pioneer District, Plnal County, Arizona Territory
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock. on account OF assessment NO 81
levied on the 23d day OF March, 1891, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the respective
sharehOiderS. follows:
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The New Deal at the orpheum.

Manager Gustav Walter has secured from
the East an organization called FrankePs
Troubadours, twenty-five in number. They
are making a transcontinental tour after two
very prnfta bic seasons at the Eden Musee,
New York. The trOubadOurS Will make
their first appearance tomorrow evening.
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Continent naturally confers upon an artist.
The special favor with which her appear
ance in this very character of ManOn has
been received in Brussels Is, 1t may be
added, principally relied upon by her I'M
DTeSari0. But IL must be remembered that
the 1heater de la Monnaie in the Belgian
capital is not Coyent Garden; and by the
full realization Of this important fact GER
tain measure of the disappointment which,
beyond all doubt, was rife last night IN
stalls and boxes may be held to he ac-
counted for. Miss SandeTSOn was clearly
Overpowered by the size of the B0w-street
opera house, and this in spite of the fact
that she seemed in possession OF all her
vocal faculties Let US do the singer the
justice to admit that she improved as the
evening wore on, and that her notes became
more audible aud penetrating as the in-
creased stress Of the music called Tor we'll
marked and continuous creScendO. But it
would be idle to suggest that the volume of
her voice was at any time equal to the ex-
acting demands made upon it.
MISS sANDERsON IN APPEARANCE
Is more than merely elegant; she is really
beautiful, and that qualification is by no
means TO be despised. She is not great
actress, but her reading of Manon's various
scenes was, from a histriOnic point OF view,
always intelligent if never very f0rcible. A
lack OF vocal power is, OF course, merely
negative defect. Far more serious is the
strong tremo0 which mars the effect OF her
singing when she essays sustained note of
even moderate height-a tremol0, unf0r-
tunatelt not giving the nearer the impress
sion that II owes its origin TO nervousness.
With all her evidence Of weakness, Miss
SandersOn had her good moments last night.
Perhaps she came nearest to the requisite
pitch of passion in the fine duet with De
GrieuX, which brings the third act to so
magnificent a close. There were points also
in the final scenes where the new pTima
donna appeared to marked advantage.
That her entire performance cannot he
spoken of in terms of high concentration
is to be regretted. But Miss Sanderson
need not accept these remarks as wholly
dise0uraging. Let her remember that the
magnitude of her surroundings, more than
anything else, blocked her path to complete
success last night, ana that there are plenty
Of other opera houses of smaller dimensions
open TO the conscientious artist.
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LIVES At STAKE.
Saved From Death at the
Eleventh Hour.
REMARKABLE CASE HERE IN
CALIFORNIA.

When Professor Koch made known his recent dis
covery the reading world anxious procure all
the knowledge obtainable. When life has been
saved through scientific methods and treatment it
is the most natural thing in the world to make in
uIries to learn all you and profit by It, Mr..
NJ Hanson, well-knOwn ranchman living at Red
wood City, is one who profted by the experience OF
others. He has lived in California over quarter
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Enrnnean NInsica1 Items.

love for aye?' Eve evidently forgot soma
OF her early declarations on this question,
as lovers are apt to do"
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Diplomacy -

TIE New California TheateT, after q Eeek
Of inactivity, opens its doors tomorrow
evening fer the regular season, the idle week
having been used TO give The house a COM
p.ete renovation. The initial attraction.
which comes for two weeks stay, viii be
Charles FTOhman's company in an elaborate
production of che Of Sardou's most widely
and most fay0rably known plays, "DiplO-
macy" Il has been carefully prepared and
strongly cast, and to mark its revival, as
Wei a. to commemorate the opening Of the
season, an elegant souvenir viii be pre-
scented 10 the ladies in the audience tO-mOr-
row evening. Mr.. Fr0hmaD's players have
become familiar 10 theaieT-goers through
heightened and brilliant engagement
recently carried out at the Baldwin
In Men and Women" a drama
which APPLY enabled them to demonstrate
their unQuestionable excellence. There
viii, therefore, be a strong desire to see
TIN ID in new parts, and ones which will
test their versatility. The roles to be as
ssmed by most Of them are quite different
from those which they assume in the De Mile
and BeIascO play. Frank MOTdaUnt, for in
GuCe. Will impeTsOnate Baron Stein, While
Sydney Armstrong will be the Countess
d Cka, striking departures in both cases
from the previous admirable work OF these
PLAYERS. Henry BeaUcieTc VIII be poT-
traved by Frederic de BelleYillP, and in
Julian. the Younger brother, William Nor
us viii be seen. The other important male
part, Count Orltff, viii find presentation at
tue hands Of Orrin Johnson. Maude
Adams has been cast for Dora, and Annie
Adams for the MaTQUse de Rio Zares. The
comedy element viii be supplied by John
{. Blackstone and Adela MeasoT. Follow
lHg is the complete cast;
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Weak Men and Women

CHoULD USE DAMIANA BITTERS. THE
- Great Mexican Remedy; gives Health aud
Strength TO the Sexual Organs. not cod u
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The DonOhoe-KeIJ Banking Company
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Successors to DOnohoe, Kelly Co, san Francisco

PAID-UP CAPT. 65O, 900.
Successors to DOnohOe, Kelly & Co., San Francisco
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DIRECTORS-Joseph A. Donoboe, Eugene Kelly
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Issue Letters of Credit available in the United
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san FRANCISCO. June s, 1891.

Dear SRA few months ago a news item went
the rounds OF The papers that Mrs. Jennie Kim
ball. the mother of Connne, the weliknown bur
leSQue actress, would marry John Dylyn, a
member OF her company. Ii was ali wrong, Mrs.
himbal never had any such intention, never
gave 1t a thought; ~ fact the first intlmatOn she
had OF such thing was copy OF a San Fran
cisco paper telling of her coming wedding aud
proposed Tip 10 Europe. Mrs. kimball and her
daughter, COrlnDe, will not leave lie United
States during the summer months; but Will de-
vote their lime 10 pleasure al the principal AZ
lautic watering-places, aud 20 get ready for the
new season. Ii is Mrs. KimbalFs intention 10
produce a new burlesque during the coming
season. It will be done grand scale. ana
viii he far ahead Of anything ever attempted In
that line. Carmen" will be retained, while
"HOnte Crlsto Jr." viii b. laid on the shelf.
The company, numbering eighty people, WITH
visit all OF the principal cities on the Pacific
cir
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DvIyn Must Feel Disguised.

Messrs. Hart and Love of this city. who
represent Mrs. Jennie Kimball not only in
her theatrical business but also it would
appear in matters of more delicate nature.
have issued the following circular to the
press. Although it shapes up like an adj
yertising dodge place Is given for the sake
If ihn tacl-ad -nr theatrical ilana
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PALACE HOTEL

THE PALACE HOTEL OCCUPIES AN ENTIRE
block in the center OF San Francisco. 1t Is tina
model hotel of the world. Fire aud earthquake
proof. Has nine elevators Every room Is largo
light and airy. The ventilation is perfect. bath
and closet adj0in every room. All Rooms are easy
OF access from broad, tight corridors The central
court, Illuminated by electric light, its immense
glass roof, broad balconies. carriage-way aud trOp
cal plants, features hitherto unknown in Amert
can hotels. Guests entertained on either the Amer
can or European plan. The restaurant is the finest
in the city. Secure rooms In advance by telegraph
ing. THE PALACE HOTEL,
1str San Francisco. Gal.
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pEApwoop. sourm DAKOTA.

The problem OF easy access 10 the nbovs
point IS now solved by the opening OF the new
line oftho Burlington Route into this I've city
Of the Black Hills country.
on February ist the new branch Of the y. &
NJ. X. r., leaving the main line OF the 81 ck
Hills extension NJ Edgemont, S. d., was opened
for business, thus supplying long felt want ioI
a direct all rail line from this Missouri river to
the Black Hius. The seryice and equipment on
the new line will be up TO the usual high stan.
dard oiBurlington Route trains and will con
sist Of day coaches and Pullman Palace sleep.
ing cars. A through Pullman Sleeper win
leave Omaha daily at 1928 a. m, arriving In
Dcadwood the next day at 1901 noon. Parties
from south and east OF Kansas City or ST.
Joseph can take through sleeping car leaving
Kansas city at 9;l5 ana ST. Joseph at ll:i5 p.
IN. for Lincoln, arriving there the next morning
"a ample time 20 make connection with the
through sleeper for Dcadwo0d. The BurlinF.
ton west bound through trains from ST. Louis
also make direct connection with this sleeper
AZ Lincoln.
For further information In regard 10 ra cs,
etc, call on or address II. @. Orr, G.. S. W. p.
A., 900 Main ST., Kansas City, No. or
a. G, DAWES.
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