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Art and TechnInne.

Thomas Bailey Aldrich, in the current
number of the Century, publishes the
following little gem. Its significance is
manifold. says a Chicago paper. but it seems
to be particularly applicable TO music, and
it may not be out of place to suggest that
the many professional aspirants for musical
honOIS cut 1t out and paste it in their hats;
Let art be all in ALL" one time said
Aud straighUwRy stirred the bypercritic gall;
said not. Let technique be all in ALL"
But art-a wider meaning. Worthless, dead
The shell without its pearl. the corpse OF things
Mere words are, till the spirit lend them wings,
The poet who breatheS soul into his late
Falls short OF art; 'twere better he were mute.
The workmanship wherewith the gold Is wrought
Adds yet richness to the richest gold;
Who ac&S the art to shape his thought. hold.
Were little poorer If he lacked the thought
The statues Slumber were uubrOken still
Within the marble, hat the hand no SKILL
Dlsparage not the magic touch that gives
The fOrmless thought the grace whereby II lives
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the nomination for the office OF Sheriff Of
the City Of New York from the Democratic
party, and at once proceeds TO canvass for
votes In opposition TO Dennis NcGinty. the
Republican candidate for the same Office
The latter IS game, however, AMI shows
fight. The electi0neering tricks resorted to
by both sides in order to secure the popular
vote are immensely funny. Sport calls
meeting Of lis followers, and his
rival, who lives opposite to him,
calls an opposite rally. Sports son
writes up a speech for his father
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The Circus on the Stage.

The courts will have an interesting time
when the question of the priority Of the
circus on-t:e-stage idea comes before them,
as is threatened in the suits against THE
Country Circus by Frank Melville vs.
jefferson, Kaw 81 Erlanger. Thomas G.
Scott, the Australian Rymnast and clown,
reminds us 0he New York Clipper that as
far back as 1872 J. II. Murray's Circus per-
formed on the stage at the Theater Royal,
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FirhtInp for n MvIh.

Abiding to the fact that Mr.. Henry de
Mile had been making speeches again in
Boston. recently, defending his claim to the
authorship of THE Lost Paradise" the
New York Herald suggests he may not
have seen late copy of the Berlin Boerson
Courier, which has a word to say upon this
subject After quoting the remarks about
'his friend Fulda." which De Mile made
some weeks ago at Proctor's, the Courier
rather cruelty comments as follows:
We need hardly say that "1he Lost Paradise"
is nothing more or less than a translation OF
Fuda's piece.
Need we add that Ludwig Fulda has never
heard Of his dear friend. Mr. de Mille-his very
name Is unknown 10 him-and that his nlmble-
fingered translator has just as much right to his
III, ndship as TO his play.
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When "Boccaccio" is produced at this the
alter tomorrow evening, it will be notable
for the San Francisco debut of Miss KITTY
Marcelius, prma donna and soubrette. who
halls from the principal Eastern theaters,
and who will alternate with Miss Title
Salinger in the title role. The management
also announces the engagement Of Mr.. Fer
rs Hartmann, comedian, and VIII Hen
shaw. tenor, TO make their appearance dur
ing tie week commencing February lst.
Engagements have also been concluded
with several desirable people whose names
viii be given out in due time
The morning call., 1892-01-24

Is running to crowded audiences ut the New
California. The interest in "a Texas
Steer is quite as fresh as when its author,
somewhat tentatively, it may be said. ven
tured to give it to the public. The Steer
has the rare merit of developing its pHnci-
pal people. Murphy has grown with the
character Of Maverick Brander, so has VIII
5. Bray IN his exposition of The candidate
for the Dahcmian Ministry, and also Miss
Flora Walsh IN the pretty and uiquant little
part OF BOSsy. the daughter Of Maverick
The Steer is called into outside love af-
fairs also, for we md a certain Mr.. Cy War
man Of Denver dropping into poetry in
which The interest in his best girl and in
The Texas Steer runs parallel:
AT THE TABOR IT WAS.
At the Tabor iJ was at the comedy there
And Size locked Hke a diamond in mock that
With thebIood-red rose IN her dark brown hair.
and her face WAS fair aud white;
was here ana there was She;
vas up lu The gallery.
or alI .hr plays Hoyt wrote for fun.
The best tu any mind Is "A Texas steer
Where The settler soothcS with Calling gun
Tie COW boy his ear.
was here and there my Queen.
Alu u-45 uUtiAE ~ q quarter between.
The world Is rl.sd with folly and sin,
And must q. Choir where J can cling.
beauty is easy enough 90 Win
'-at .I'ar', o o. f-Tel- thing.
ll. Do >Hc.I only look ur % Iue
lu ny Ll-h ace ia The gallery
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She knew her AlUiiere by heart;
Had studied Shake peare through;
Knew Cuugreve. Dryden, Sheridan,
Old Goldsmith aud S1rdOu
She thought that ight for tragic heights
She surely should aspire,
And SO she went upon the stage
TO set tbs world aire.
She never had been married. so
Alas. had no divorce:
She had no pets. no snakes, no faintS
Nor any diamond loss
And so there came the truth at last,
And frankly now she TeeiS
She's found her fate IN banjo twangS
And kicking up her heels.
-PhlladeIphia Music and Drama
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Rogers TRAPPED In a Lie.

George Rogers was examined before Judge
Rix yesterday on a charge of rolling John
Ryan. lie swore that he had never been
convicted Of crime, but 1t was proved that
he had served one term in the House of Cor
TectiOn for petty larceny and another in San
Quentin for buIglaries. His aliases were
John Lees and John Murphy. II Rogers is
not held for robbery n charge of perjury
will be preferred against him.
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times for twenty seasons makes 1880 times.
Patti has sung on an average ten times per
month each seven months, making seventy
times per year; in the thirty-tw0 years just
ended she has, therefore, sung but 224O
times. So you can plainly see that in the
thirty-twO years of her career la Diva has
sung 145 times less than the other prime
dOnne Of twenty years career"
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John r. Mott, College Secretary of the
International Committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association of this country,
will deliver the address before the mass
meeting at the association hall this after
noon at O'Clock. Robert Lloyd will con-
duct the singing, assisted by large chorus
of male voices
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Or 1915 Fourth Street, Between and K, Sacramento Cal

We parties who will settle the LIGHT TRACT COLONY years time opay for
This a o o OF o
r.
The
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buying Wat bees o o
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Francisco Sacramento
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billed to appear, sup
por ting tie quaint
Irish comedian, Bobby
Gaylor, 10 his new far
cical comedy. " SpOr,
McAllister, one of tile
400." Jere m ia h, or
Sport McAllister, is an
Irishman ofleisure with
sporting pfOcliyities and
an ambition for pOliti-
cal hDnorS. He receives
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Patti,s work.

Says Don Diego de Vivo, who knows
more about it than any other man in
America admitting a prima donna has
a career Of twenty years, the average sea-
son OF an opera singer is about seven
months; accordingly. singing II times per
month, or 119 times in a season, adding 1l9
The morning call., 1892-01-24

The leading lady in support Of Mr.. John
William Kohler at the proposed great pro-
duct.on Of Louis NJ" Grand Opera House,
tomorrow evening. has already won many
professional laurels not only as an actress,
but also as an adautor for the stage. Her
version Of The Strangers Of Paris"
brought out at tie Alcazar some four years
ago by Lewis Morrison, commanded great
attention for the careful way in which The
strength Of the French original was pre-
served iu the English treatment The lady
has not appeared in public since that time.
In her own play she peraonatrd Mathide,
the strangers daughter. During her tCiH-
poIaTy absence from the stage Miss y igou-
TruX has written several dramas, Of which
tie most favorable opinion has been eX-
pressed by experts, and which she hopes 10
vpntilate in the near future. In the Louis
NI' production Miss EiEoureuX viii sustain
tie role Of Marie. From what we can hear
there Is quite a disposition abroad to en-
courage tAis enterprise Of Mr.. kohler. and
a large attendance is expected at the Grand.
The morning call., 1892-01-24

The fruit-growers Of Ashland, Oregon,
have organized an association to prevent
the Introduction of pests, and to secure
proper grading of all fruit shipped.
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The sells Circus.

THE CALL has received letter, under
date Of Me bourne, December 23d, from
Mr.. Charles Stow, general press agent for
this establishment now making a tour Of
the Australian Colonies. He represents the
business 10 be exceptionally large in Svd-
ncy and the same prospect was before the
managers in Melbourne. This was remark
able. considering the many drawbacks this
great establishment had been subjected 10,
aud speaks we'll for its resources and gen
eIal equipment. Not only were their horses
condemned by the Colonial authorities for
supposed FLANDERS bit on December Dist,
in the destruction Of Miller printing hOusc,
Melbourne the circus lost twenty-five cases
If posters, Autographs, etc, stored there in
bond. Added TO his some body melted by
business jealousy had published a most
malicious and injurious letter in the Toledo
Ohio Blade, and sent marked papers to all
the Colonial press Nj. Stow published a
vigorous and straightforward reply, not only
in the Australian papers, bat in the Blade
ITSELF the source whence the poisonous
stream issued
The morning call., 1892-01-24
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Telephone No. 5000.
ial0 SuTUFr

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because Of the taste Of cod
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If SCOTS Emulsion did
nothing more than take that
taste away, it would save the
lives of some at least of those
that put off too long the
means Of recovery,
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digested already. 1t slips
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New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion of cod-lrver
oi-al druggists everywhere do. s..
n, q W.
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The following note received from the Al
cazaI's present managers IS self-rxplana-


Tomorrow night Monday, 25.h) viii be a
gala night at the BusA-street Theater. Will
liam 4. BradY's cnmnany Of comedians is
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a penny in the siotl

Miss Nina X Gale has begun and is
carrying on her starring tour without any
flourish Of trumpets and without any Of
the modern sensational advertising obtained
through the divorce or other courts. Her
friends claim, however. that she has been
generously equipped by nature with both
brains and DO auty--tWO very CSeiul aids to
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TEE IHEATERS.
THE PLAYERS.
Excerpts From The Collier Gilbert
New Comic Opera.
REVIVAL OF SAINTS And SINNERS. "

Success Of mr. WilkiES0lS Widows"
Sport MaAlIiStaT" VIII Catch Young San
Francisco at The BUSl-SrS3t-NSW Blood
At the Ti70li-"A Texas Steer" Crowds
The California - The QUaaIS Lace
EaldEaGhisl" at the 0TIl3Im-F0T8igI
and Domestic Notes.
The morning call., 1892-01-24

Have been quite successful with "E--
mimic" at the Orpheum, during the week,
and Will continue it Till Wednesday next,
when Johann Strauss masterpiece. "The
Queens Lace Handkerchief" will be pro-
uuced under the supervision of Mr.. Ferdi-
mand LIham. with The following cast:
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The Only Electric and Herb
Specialist on the Coast,

Is STILL TREATING WITH UNPARALLELED
i success NO CURE, NO PAY.
10 money will be taken from patients that are
not cured or benefited. The doctor treats with the
greatest success the following diseases: La Grippe
nasal Catarrh throat diseases. bronchitis and af
fcctiOns or the lungs consumption (nrst STACEY,
head neuralgia sick nervous headaches, dull feel
ing. loss OF memory. dizziness eczema of scalp and
tumors. Inflammation, puTuleut discharge, deaf
ness from Catarrh singing roaring noise, nervous
deafness etc; morphine, opium, cocaine and
chlOra habits ana drunkenness permanently cured
in from seven TO ten days; rheumatism, sciatica,
lumbago, govt and all infiamed and stiff joints
quickly aud permanently cured; kidney, liver,
spleen. deficient action painful, difficult too fire.
quent or bloody urine, unnatural discharges; syph-
ths "a disease most horrible in It's resUIts), COM
pletey eradicateu without the use OF mercury; sex
organs all private diseases OF both sexes sper-
matorrh@a seminal weakness. impOteney loss OF
power, lack OF development dizziness failing mem
Org. premature decline in man. and all functional
der angements that result from youthful follies or
excuses In later years.
Charges moderate and within the reach of ALI.
Consultation Is always free. Is permanently To-
Gated at l4S Sixth street, corner Of Howard Rooms
3 and 4. Office hours-9 A. NJ. TO P. NJ.
Thousands successfully treated by correspond
ence Send stamp to insure prompt reply. Al
correspondence strictly confidential
de6 bm SuTuth
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.s>aints and sinner

This Vel-kaOWn p.ay by Henry Arthur
Jones viii be presented at tie a caztr to
morrow evening with Mr.. George Osb0urne
as Rev. Jacob Fletcher, minister of Bethel
Chapel, o,eeD.eford, the sane that Nj J.
II. S-UddaTt played with such marked
ability a prev Gus productions Of the same
play iu this CRY. saints and Sinners" is
considered by many Jones best dramatic
effort, but ne are Of opinion that his later
work shows more originality, and a dISpO-
sitiOn to leave the tack that his English
colleagues have followed so LONG WIKI the
faithfulnesS Of sleuth hounds The plot Of
the drama would make long story in print
and rs il must be pretty well known by this
time 70 most Of cur tteatgT-EOers. We Will
permitOthers-the pleasauteT way-t0 gather
II from the play in action.
TIE CAST.
Jacob Fletcher. minister OF Bethel Chapel
SteeFtst .lt uTEe JsUgCrHe
Captain Euslce Fausnawe OF the army. .........
Ralph kiasssu a Young farmer PRANK r. Nils
Samuel HoggaTd, tanner, senior deacon Of
Lot rar5el, foreman 10 Hogsara, collector Of
pew rem S at Bethel ......-..... Q uomas * ferns
Fra5oIe. grocer and junior deacon Geo IT, Trader
Uncle Bam berry George Hermauce
Jack Eaddles. ......-.... NICK Long
Lesson. FausaaWe's IiaI.................C Cal owens
80 4. 80 u y, .l,'.te
LeJty Fletcher. tle minister's daush liter. ,..-.
G-tu 5l BrahuOn
Lydia. the minister's hOusekctpe tieac or Barry
MS FaTridS Fanny Young
Fanny FarTlu- Gordon
Lillian Mabel Bowman
a NEW DEAL.
The following note rece we'd from the Al
cazaTs present managers is self-explana-
tory:
SAN FRANCISCO, jan %, 1892.
The ClLt: NJ. George OsuOuine has Iurchast d
an Interest 10 Tie popu'ar AIcazar Iheaier fro ~
The uTopIieiOrs. 10 take effect about tie lst Of
March, assuming bis Old position as director OF
Tie 81 ge productions. SIuceieiy.
WALLENROD & WILEY.
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are surprised by neural bic disease.
You. therefore. who nervous, weak. tired.
languld. exhausted in nerve power aud physical
strength, who are sleepieSS wake tired and unre
freshed, without strength and energy for the days
work, who have Malaria. poor blood headache.
backache, dyspepsia, indigestion. gas, bioattng,
faint feelings, loss OF appetite constipation, kidney
or liver plaint take tbe proper means TO secure
a restoration TO health BEFORE THESE SYMPTOMS
RESULT IN FATAL Paralysis, Insa,ity r
VOuS Prostrati on, Shattered Nerves Heart
Failure Death.
otto Kanitz, employed at the Golden Shore Butcher
shop, 1913 Clay street, and living at 437 Eleventh
street writes: "FOr long while l have suffered
from rheuma tism. neuralgia, and OiOod-po isonng,
and was treated by several physicians without any
beneficial effect Some friends advised me to 60 to
the Cosmopolitan DispeHsary, Market stockton and
Ellis streets which 1 did. Their remedies had
wonderful effect, and within one week l began ID
The morning call., 1892-01-24

Bart0l0 and Mia. the animated Y
work, having been duly wound uD, del
tbs duet.
BAR.-If our actions stiff and crude,
DO not laugh, because It's rude.
NITA-If our gestures promise larks,
DO not make uuklud remarks
gAR.-CIockwork figures may be found
Everywhere and ali around.
NIrA-Ten To one II we but knew.
You are cIOckwoTk figures too.
BAR.-And the motto OF the lot
NIrA--Puta penny In the slot"
EITA-Usurer, for money lent
Making out his cent per cent
BAR.-wldow plump or maiden rare.
Deaf aud dumb TO suit0r's prayer
NIrA-TaK Collectors whom in vain,
You implOre 10 call again
BAH.-Cautious voter. whom you find
Slow IN making up his mind
NIrA-If you'd move them on the spot.
BAE.-Put penny IN the slot!
BAB.-Bland reporters IN the courts.
Who suppress police reports
EITA-sherifs yeoman, pen IN fist.
Making out jury list
BAR.-stern policeman, tail and spare
Acting all upon the square
MIA (Which in words that palmer fall.
Means that you can square them alb
BAB-If you want to move the lot.
EITA-Put penny in the siotl
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TAKEN BY SURPRISE.

The worst enemy
always takes you
by surprise. the
d i m G. ulty in
fl 9 II ting the In
q las was their
Stnaithy advance
and almost Ger
tainty Of surprise.
so by inStuiaus
and stea thy de-
greeS q / s e a s Q
creepS upon you.
WATCH FOR THE
SYMPTOMS, THERE
FORE, and seek
cure before you
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:. The aIountebanks. -

II appears, says an Eastern eAcHdHEet
that "Ihe Mountebauks," Gilbert and Gel
lier's new opera, has not yet been secured
for America; and If the whispers from
across the sea be correct the piece will not
enrich the English manager, Horace SedgeT,
to any great extent. The London papers
acknowledge that il is very weak, which is
tautamounr 10 saying il IS a failure. Some
think the fault IS in Alfred CeilieT's music
rather than 10 GilbeTt's Ibrett0, and which,
in our opinion. is marked by all Of that
smuo,hness Of veisidcauon and playful
fancy characteristic OF the author in his
work heretofore
THE STORY
Is briefly this; Al a mountain inn in a
picturesque Slcllian pass, a band of humOr-
Gus briEands, called The IamOrTa Secret
Society, appears with this choral introduce
ZION
W are members of a secret socIey,
'raiuS by 51e moons uat eItain USE;
our motto is Revenge without euNiety'-
That u.s. without unnecessary risk:
We pass our nights on damp straw and sQuaud hay
Iu- now aud then we take little holiday
And spend our honest earnings Ia irisk!
Five hundred years ago
olr ancestors aeNtdcor neighoor
had mother whose brother,
by some means OF other.
Incurred three months hard labor.
This wrongful sentence, though.
On lIs head he ColtrivJl 20 do II,
AS ID furnished our seUt Aeoa,
Which seer haI q touch ora.
We wore llallhll4 Should rue Il
Yes-ges-yes,
Ne sw0re mankind should rue il!
Those valiant bandits, whose motto is
'HerOism without risk have come from
their mountain fastness on matrimonial
excursion. They have determined to marry
tie girls IN a Ie7ghBtTlng village, and the
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The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-11-18

New York. Nov. II. Thousands OF
people gathered in Manhattan field this
afternoon to witness the great football
game between Yale and the University
OF Pennsylvania. 1t was a walkover for
Yale, with a score of 80 to nothing.
Yale s team work did it.
LAFAYETTE, I'D, Nov. T., The In
diana university and Purdue teams
played on the Stuart field this afternoon,
the score standing: Purdue GS, Indiana
university 0.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. l2--Football-
University of Kansas II; University Of
Nebraska O.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. l.. The eleven from
the Iowa university that holds the Iowa
championship defeated the Missouri
champions, the Washington university
eleven, in a game Of football at Sports.
mans park this afternoon by a score OF
IN ~ n