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The morning call., 1892-03-13
BAIDNESS CURED
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Mnicn the treatment VIII dissolve and the
mar snoot out very shortly. l do not clam
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nave treatment proven by chemical analy-
sis) that VIII feed and develop the hair, even
Mneh there Is no apparent growth. prov ided
ohiy that the root has not been actually
destroyed. and that the growth produced
uruu is caused by an unhealthy sondision
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the uahdfun. aud few more will give not
temporary out perfect and permanent relief
from this annoyance. All kinds OF scalp
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restored To health. Hair failing CUT is stopped
after one or two treatments. For the beard
my treatment Is the same magical mar grow
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the medica world recognize and indorse. l
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The morning call., 1892-03-13
A PROSPECT1OR'S LUCK
What an Old Miner Says Re.
garding Himself.
For More Than Thirty Years He Has
Had a Trouble Which Has peen
Relieved by Drs. Blair
and Neal.

ut was long before the overland railroad
was built that l left my chidhood's home
In Pennsylvania. said Mr.. b. Franklin.
who resides at 16 Trenton street, this CITY.
to the writer during recent interview. Il
prospected for gold for time" he con-
hnued, "and finally drfted to San Fran
cisco, where l have resided for the last
twenty-five years.
About five years before / came here L
had contracted trouble with my head
did not know what was the matter with
me. thought it only bad cold At first
my nose would discharge freely, then it
would stop up. Ny throat felt sore at
LINES, and nucus would drop back into it,
This caused he to hawk and spit nearly all
the time.
Il tried patent remedies, but they did not
seem TO ut my case. My eyes got weak,
and as the years went by my condition kept
getting constantly worse. My nose did not
discharge so much. but was hot and dry.
My appetite was poor. L did not sleep well
at nights.
The morning call., 1892-03-13
Mutations of Fortune.

The difficulties experienced by Mr.. James
c. Duff TO pay the $1,000 borrowed many
years ago from Drexel. Morgan & Co.. and
for which the bankers recently examined
him IN supplementary proceedings are Curl
Gus evidence OF how easily a fortune can be
lost in theatrical speculation. Some ten
years ago the young managers father, John
A. Dun, was worth half million dollars
lie had saved his money by industry, econ
omy and shrewdness in his youth, and was
pref AIRED to spend his cid age in comfort
but IN all evil hour Mr.. Duff was drawn into
the maelstrom Of theatricals, and when he
died three years ago ali the property lie
house on West Tenth street. worth, per-
haps, $1,000.
The morning call., 1892-03-13

London. for the first time in 1897 and re-
ceived with great applause. IL has con-
tlnued stock piece on the Engish-sp eak-
ing stage ever since. DR.. Pang.oss, an
ignorant ard conceted as well as avaricious
pedant he part ssumed by Mr.. Jefferson)
IS generally conceded by critics the cen trail
inquire among the dramatis persona. The
hutner OF the comedy is founded upon the
situation of low character, unexpectedly
advanced 10 an exalted rank; the effect
therefore results from the incongrnities
OF the manners, habits and language Of one
condition of life with those suitable to the
other. Colman. it is confessed, has man.
aged this foundation with much deXterty.
The humor is broad without eaIicature. and
comes without offense. Besides, ii is nat
ural. Lord Duberly would please even in
b is accustomed situation as an honest home
snun iradesman. The character of DR..
Pangloss, too. is very happily hit off The
worst of it is that the app0steness of hi S
Latin quotations is lost upon the far greater
part Uf the audience. who cannot be pre-
suned to understand them. The scenes are
sklllfullg varied, and the lud lcrous and pa
Thistle happily mingled thro ughout.
The morning call., 1892-03-13
May Sign Her Own Name,

The case of Ella Duncan, colored woman
charged with having forged her own name.
was nolie prosecuted Yesterday in the
United States District Court. Miss Duncan
found PoStoffice order on the street m AIDE
out In her name. SIZE then cashed it. At
a later period the real owner. another Ella
duncan, white woman, appeared at the
Postoiiice, saying she had lost her order and
was greatly astonished to find ii had aiready
been eashed and her name signed 10 if. In.
vestigat!on brought TO light the colored Ella
duncan, who refused to refund the money.
III was shown yesterday Miss Duncan. coll
ored, could not be convicted of having
iofSed her own name, or anybody else's
when that name was the same as hers She
is S10 ahead
The morning call., 1892-03-13
Would You9
Dy EdwaEa coIeman. w. charIes rrohman,s com-

By EDWARD Coleman. with Charles ErOhman's Com
pauy OF Players.
youth and maid ore summer day,
Roaming in meadow gay
Robin sighed. but nothing said;
MOiuc's cheek rosy red.
lie. poor fellow was ia love
With This pretty turIie-doye,
But v hat 10 say what TO do
He didn't know; would yOus would your
Robin locked in Moliie's eyes,
Showing thoughts his tongue deUies-
Now, at last lie bold dot grow
Tries 10 kiss. she murmurs mo-
The basiiui lover drops her hand
And, pretty fools, they silent stand.
on such a chance TO bill and eco
I'd never miss; would yous would you?
lOye-Sicb bird upon a tree
Sang To bis mate sweet melody
"LiTrai IRA ilrra la
Meaning INV true love you are
How these lovers found this cut
cannot tell. They did no doubt
For Robin squeezed and kissed her, too:
And so would 1; would you would you?
IgVTgT
The morning call., 1892-03-13
AMERICA AHEAD OF FRANCE.
Even France Succumbs to American
Genius.

For centuries France has held the palm for the
manufacture of toilet articles of every description
but al last she has been compelled give place to
American genius in article at least for the
toilet Nine Waltz emphasizes this most emphati-
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been the treatment OF my hair by your Imperial
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The morning call., 1892-03-13
Manstield,s Ti,tIehat Tl,mnuse.

The New FORK Sport, Music and Drama
well-written and responsible paper-takes
Mr.. Richard Mansfield TO task fer the man
ner in which he plays Tittlebat in Miss
Sheridan's version of DR.. Samuel Warren's
old novel. Ten Thousand Year:
The vagueness in Mr.. Mansii-lds rendering of
the central figure Of Miss Sheridan's play (says
the critic Is distressing. His red wig has be-
come more firmly attached, but the imptes-
sion he gives Is s,ill Indefinite and unsettled.
AT one moment he is the iasipid duue OF bis
period, III another lie grows 10 be a big
hearted but Ill grOOmed nObleman, and
I'D another he yelps like 4 totteIing idiot. The
axiom OF logic, that a thing cannot be what IL Is
not. is sadly sighted by Mr. Mansheld's per
IN ELL gent Amateurisn IL is. because no other
actor OF the professional exp, Tience that Mr..
Mansfield possesses would ever attempt
even under the preienSe of a dress Ie-
hearsai, 10 present similar ambiguous
leTfoImalce. Mr.. III ansheld's repuiat for
histrienic ability has not been enhanced
OF lac. His Don Juan has shown CERTAIN
ierly devoid OF original conception. While his
painStakiDg artistic ambition still fingers in
him, Mi. Mansfield should turn from financial
temptations TO an honest pursuit of the ideals
which he claims 10 uphold. la other words IL
Mr Mansfield would leave the managerial side
al bls venture In other hands, lie viii accomplish
better Artistic results.
Many Of the criti said that ManSfeld's
Tltmouse was only Bean Brummell afflicted
with pareSls The public disagreed with
the critics-not an unusual thing in New
NOrk-and Ten Thousand a Year" is
drawing crowded houses
The morning call., 1892-03-13
LEN HARRIS CONDITION.
Ills Arm Rendered TowerIess by th
SeVering of "a Nerve

MS Arm Rendered Iowerless by the
Severing of Nerve
Len Harris, Wells. Fargo & Co.'S detective.
who was shot by train-rolbers some time
ago. was taken 10 the French Hospital few
days since, Tor the purpose of locating and.
IL possible, removing tho bullet, a task
which has hitherto haifled the efforts OF the
surgeons attending hitn.
Dr. Brigham who has been attending Mr.
Harris says that his patien, is progress ing
iayorably and Will be able TO leave the
hospital IN day or two. 1--WE are unable"
he said, 10 locate the bullet, which, as we
expected instead OF graZinG~the nerve. has
completely severed il. This nerve furnishes
power to the arm and it is just possible that
alter awhile there may be a return of feel
ing 10 the nerve that will restore power
anu action TO the arm. As 1t is, we must
now trust TO luck"
The morning call., 1892-03-13
ON Patin, hostess Of the Golden Lamb.
WANT To Get Back.

For some time past Parisians have been
discussing the possibility OF Nine. Sarah
Bernbardt returning to the Coincide Fran
case. All heI friends. writes Paris cor
respondent to the London Standard, are
we'll aware that she is most anxious to play
the principal role in NJ. ParOdfs new
drama, Rene Juana," and people are so
accustomed to seeing the celebrated actress
accomplish all that she has set her heart on
that il is generally believed she will on that
occasion also have her way. The director of
the Comelie Franchise and the societaires
do not, however, seem very DESTROYS TO facili-
tate a reconciliation. There have been all
sorts of reports set afi0at concerning their
determination to receive her back only on
condition that she shall never leave them
again. 1t would probably be difficult for
them To tie her down so tightly as to make
1t impossible Tor her 10 play elsewhere, or
even to make another tour round the world,
but il is now certain that if Nine. Bernhardt
makes formal application for readmission
the attempt viii be made. In converse
ton recently with representative OF
the Gaulois, NJ. Claretie, the director
of the house CT Molirre, said that Nine.
Sarah Bernhard had not applied TO him
directly, but had written from America
to two or three Of her former fellow-socie-
taires asking them TO sound him on the
question other return TO the Coincide Fran
cal5e, where she wished to create the prin-
clpal role in "Iiene Juana." NJ Claretie
declared that he and the societaires would
be very pleased to have the great actress
among them, but he added ''What we cam
not admit Is that she should consent 60 re-
appear on our stage only for one creation,
which she would carry away with her over
the whole world, after having in few
months made for herself new pedestal at
the Theatre Francois"
The morning call., 1892-03-13


My head ached so badly that [ conld
hardly stand it. My trouble seemed ex-
tending down my throat. / coughed a
great deal and had sharp, shooting pains
through my chest. | felt weak and de-
spondent. My hearing became affected :;
buzzng and ringing noises in my ears
annoyed me very much. | read in the
papers of some one who was afflicted as
was and who had been cured by Drs. Blair
q Neal, and | called at their office, 702
Market street, and was treated by them. |
commenced TO feel better right away, aud
my Improvement has been remarkable Tor
the short time have been treated. [ am
very grateful to Drs. Blair & Neal for what
they have done for me-
Mr.. II. Franklin resides. as before stated.
al 10 Trenton street, this city. where he
may be found, and this statement verified
From this date and until April 1, 1892.
DIS. Blair ~ Neal make the following offer:
They Will treat all persons, no matter what
their disease, il il is possible to cure or give
relief, with the same skill and attention as
heretofore, for the uniform price of SO per
month, and furnish all medicines prescribed
without extra charge. All who commence
treatment before April I will be charged
only SO month as long as under treat
ment. Consultation, and examination free.
The morning call., 1892-03-13
The PoIvnhonic Climb.

Newly organized. has for its aim the study
of vocal, pianOforte and strings ensemble
music. Professionals as well as first-class
amateurs are among its members. After
Lent the Polyphonlc will make its first ap-
pearaDce before the public of this city in a
carefully selected programme composed Of
the best works of Bach, Arcadeldt. Scar
latti. Mozart, Schumann. Chopin, Verdi.
Wagner, Raft and Moskowski. under the
direction Of the weli-known professor, Sig
nor r. A, Iuccbesi
The morning call., 1892-03-13
A JeweIry Company In Trouble.

George GreenZweig X Co., the Pacific
Jewelry Company, Jones Il Davis, Carran
x Green, Armer q Weinsheck and the Cali
fornia Optical Company have petitioned TO
deeiafe the Imperial Jewelry Company on
- Farrell street an insolvent. The petition
ers present claims aggregating SIOlo 90.
Inc comrany was attached on the 2d inst.
ana mas suffered its property 10 remain un-
Ger attachment, which is an act of insol-
yency under the law
The morning call., 1892-03-13
Debts for Gnnnblipp

Judge Hebbard gave judgment on Friday
IN the suit of Charles Frank against the
administration OF Joseph Spanier. who
Kept clubroom on Kearny street. The
sun was on claims aggregaling S19l4 10. al
legged to have been lent To or denosited with
Spanler 1t was shown that the claims
were based on debts for gambling. Special
Police Officer Z. ID. Lnville was one Of the
claimants '"S
The morning call., 1892-03-13
Oscar Wnde,s New PLAY

Lady Windermere's Fam" is novel in
plot 1t tells the story of a fashionable
woman who has deserted her husband and
child. She returns to London as an adven-
tureSS anc finds her Child married to a rich
lord. She blackmailS him. The wife. egged
on by friends. suspects liasion. The ad-
ventures insists on having card for her
daughters bali. She. not knowing the real
relations between her husband aud the adj
ventures, Indignantly refuses. He insists,
and finally sends the card himself. The
woman arrives al the ball. and the wife
stung by her appearance. resolves to flee
with an admiIer, and goes 10 his rooms. The
adventuress has her motherly feelings
aroused at last, resolves to ave her daugh-
ter and follows her, and, by appealing to
the vile as one woman to another per
suades her on account of her child to return
TO her husbands home. She does so, and
the husband never knows she has left the
house All come right, and the wife never
suspects that the adventures is her own
mother.
The morning call., 1892-03-13
The Wigwam.

For the week commencing March IA, this
popular place OF amusement promises a
grand combination Of minstresv and
speciality performances. The Mammoth
Baltimore Minstrel Company, numbering
thirty-fve people. will remain tor seven
performances, and. in addition to them.
there are the specialists HIlyer and Bal
linger. Senator Hampton "a coiored come
diam, Gilbert and GOldie, Thomas C. Leary,
and a score of others. Extra matinee on
-. Patrick's day. March II. Corner Of
Geary and Stockton streets
The morning call., 1892-03-13
MIR. Frederick Uarde.

Who has been filing the new California The
alter during the past week with 1.-The Lions
Mouth" proposes several changes for the
present one. He has billed ''The Mounte-
bank" for Monday, Tuesday and Sunday
evenings; ''VirginuS" for "Wednesday and
Thursday, Damon and Pythias" for Fri
day ana Richard III'' for Saturday night
A neatly arranged bill showing Mr.. Warde
Ill all his best points. he plays Belphegor,
the mountebanE. almost as we'll as the late
Charles Dillon used TO do, and that is say
ing great deal; he is better as Nirginius
than the late John Mccullough was. and
that is saying great deal also. AS for the
Friday evenings bill the knights will rally
in sufficiently large numbers to fill the house.
1t is considered compliment TO the order
everywhere when Warde presents BanIm's
great classical drama, ana each member Of
II feels bound to be on hand to assist" at
the production. He has reserved Saturday
night for choice windup. A thousand gamins
Will look down upon his Richard III I"
from the gallery, and mourn TO know what
great actor was lost to the ShakeSpearean
drama by the temptations OF the romantic
school. Tie demand for seats is so great
for all this week that the people in the box
office are weary selling tickets in advance.
The morning call., 1892-03-13
Faith Breaking.

Some of the Eastern papers are turning
their attention, and not bit too soon, to
the swindles practiced on the public by
theatrical managers in the false advertising
Of their shows, and recommend that suit be
brought in every instance where such de-
ceptiOn is used for obtaining money under
false pretenses. The Philadelphia Music
and Drama mentions a case in that city
where the biliboaTds announced the COM
pany playing ''Dr. BlP' ar the Chestnut
street Theater to be from the Garden Thea
ter, New \ ork. Instead, il was found to be
o. formed by a Canadian manager and
destined 20 charm the rustic gaze of one
night towns. Several who paid their money
discovered they were swndled, but had no
immediate recourse. The duped ones coin
was locked tight in the boX-office. and there
it remained. We have had several instances
in this city which came peTiously near
being like the Chestnut Theater incident
advertising productions with 1.-The original
New York cast" for example, when that
cast had suddenly taken the anti-Western
fever
The morning call., 1892-03-13
Stole a Stove and Three Guns.

Martin and Thomas Brady were arrested
Yesterday Tor petty larceny. Friday night
they stole three guns and coal-oil stove
from the residence of Mary White at 304
Il IdnClScO street. Both are old offPndarS
The morning call., 1892-03-13
burglars at Work.

burglars broke into the American Tool
Works, 100 Mission street, Friday night and
rliied desk. Before they had secured
anything OF valne they became frightened
and retreated.
The morning call., 1892-03-13
"The Runaway Wife"

Mr.. Mckee Rankin'S engagement at the
AlcaZar ends with a week of this melo-
drama, which will be produced, at the the
alter on Monday evening. March II, the per
Torrance being devoted to the benefit Of
Mrs. f. Nj. Bates (who plays Hester East
man on this occasion), a favOrte actress for
many years with the California public
The management opens the com binatiOn
season on March p with Tie 'Ole Olesen''
Company in a Scandinavian play. This
organization has been strengthened by
quartet of Swedish ladies, ana the report is
that it has met with great success through
out the East, playing To the capacity Of the
theater in many instances. The success of
Heege in his Swedish character-play has
given a stimulus to the '0le Olesen" bust
ness. No doubt there will he a good many
Swedish turn-ups on the American stage
from this time cut.
CAST OF THE RUNAWAY WIFE"
Arthur Eastman. an American artist. Mckee Rankin
Hon. Talbot Nane, afterward Lord Cbumieigh.
..-.....,.. .............- Julius Kahn
Sir Launceiot rravere in very good form.
Leo copper
Arthur + T. Mills
Little Arthur. Observation-Disclosures Mabel Bowman
DT. Preston, friend in need ......-....N NICK Long
laFll Arnold domestic .-......6 Gorge Il. Trader
iOo Johnson. ,.,...--a hohlSS hlefns
GREY son G. ". BOswoTtl
Lady A-ice........ Ethel Brandon
I;1ia!-n 4lds or Berry
IltsttI r-eStiiah Fanny oung
Lady Aawn. -idalenc Cotton
Lady Gollghty Fl0rre Royce
On Monday. March g. Mr.. John Dillon
with His Wanted the EARTH company.
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"Blum King Hail.

Rehearsals are now going forward at the
Tiyoli for the production Of the Stewart
OConnell successful opera. 1t is proposed to
produce it on a scale Of magnifcenee never be-
fore attempted al this house. The orchestra
will be enlarged, the chorus augmented, and
rich costumes Of the period worn. Mean
time the management will stage the fayorite
opera Genee's "NanoD," one well known to
the lovers of opera. but always welcome. 1t
will be cast as follows:
The morning call., 1892-03-13
GHEAIEERllO And PLAYERS.
Hr. Jefferson in CGlnan the Young
Gr's The HeiF-at-LaW."
ER. ELRDE IN THE NOUNFBBANK."

Analysis Of Tile B0St0lianS "-ChanCs for
Comparison Between Native and Foreign
AIgl0An8rican Opera Bluff King Hal"
10 Be Produced at The TiV0li-" Spider
and Fly al The Bush Trying NQbian
Luck at tbs OTDhGUm Hrs. T. N. Bates
Benefit in "a RIlaWay wife at the
AlCagT Foreign and Domestic Notes.
The morning call., 1892-03-13
STARTERS.
II a succession of exciting incidents and

III succession of exciting incidents and
sensation following upon sensation can
make play a success, writes the critic of
London Modern Society, February 20. THE
Great Metropolis" ought to fill the Princess
for many months. | have no knowledge of
the original piece, and, therefore, do not
know the extent of Messrs. TerriSS and
Nevlile's labors in adapting it for the
London stage; but certainly as it stands il
is a wonderful piece Of work of its class.
Fancy deadly struggle at sea interrupted
10y the spectacle of a female corpse float
ing by, which one of the eombatants
recognizes Is his sister, and the other as his
mistress. But this scene is quite eclipsed
by another, in which the spectator wit
nesses the process of saving a shipwrecked
crew by CAPTAIN Manby's apparatus On
the first night there were some lftches in
this, and | could not quite make out what
was supposed To be goius on, but when all
works well it ought tn become the talk OF
the town. AS 20 murders and suicides,
they are tame episodes in =" The Great
Metropolis" about which the greatest mys-
terry Is It's title,
The morning call., 1892-03-13
CITY AND COUNTY TREASURY.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 26, 1892.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF
L Section OF order No. 1898 of the Board of
Supervisors. approved September Is, 1880. there
wall be sold at public auction by +. S. Spear Co..
at their Sales-rooms, 3l-33 suffer St, on
MONDAY. MARCH 70. 1892,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ sundry articles of stolen, lost
and unclaimed property recovered by the police
force OF san Francisco. detailed IN inventory
thereof file IN the Office OF the clerk OF the Board
OF Supervisory aud consisting of iewelry. wearing
apparel, pistols, knives, etc
Open for inspection on morning OF sale.
y. III. WIpBER,
fe26 32t City and County Treasurer.
The morning call., 1892-03-13

deavor to rid the Orpheum OF its ''hooioo"
by performance OF negro ininstreiSy there
this Sunday evening. March Is. The men,
Ders OF the company are: Billy Kersands.
Tom Brown, the Mallory Brothers, VIII
Eldridge. the Black Patti Gauze, Crescent
City Quartet and the Venetian Mardoliers.