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LOST.
l. spaniel. White breast is sniected with nervous
tw itching of lower jaw. Suitable reward by return
ing 10 JU9 Commercial St Jal9 3t*
! OST-JAN. l4TH. FEMALE POODLE; AN
j. swers TO name OF Flora. Return 10 l. II. Ar
nold's milk ranch. Slyer ave, near c!d Ladies'
Home, and be rewarded. ltf
I OST- BLUE ENAMEL GOLD RUTTON-HOOK
II bet. Market. ElHs Mason aud EDDY VIII
receive reward by leaving at 2lS Eddy 81. jal9 2t+
! OST-GOLD EARRING; STONEIN CENTER
j. Return 9l9 NAtoma st. receive reward. 1t@
I OST-LOCKET; RETURN los GRANT AVE,
- receive reward. +. RoDEfELp. j1l7 SIS
ULACK GREYHOUND BITCH; NICKEL COL
ID lar. Return Mason; liberal reward. jail St*
7 OST-A PASS-EOOK WITH THE HIBERNIA
j. Savings aud Loan Society Of san Francisco in
the name OF MRS. c. V. PIERCE. or VIVIANE, W.
Ga minor, So l70,s0I. The finder viii please re-
turn 20 bank. jail 5J@
I UST-A SEAL SKIN MUFF AT WOMAN'S
- Exchange; $50 reward Il returned 10 Exchange;
no quest ions asked. deZS II
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Call for our "Real Estate Record" containing
list OF property for sale in all parts OF the city.
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-Ew LINE ERt S~EI.S CARPET. Coo. SrwED
y anl la.d- 1000 rugs. sl@- 3JZ6J inches s. %
Carr, former price - 90; shades 20. w.
SHREK. 1924 Stockton ST. Ge2- u
CARFET S-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. Csc A YARD;
\ Hst5i.mauL price elsewhere 81 yd. II. FRIED
va q 90 --s--HD ~L-cELnn. aEI " Post II U
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BUY REAL ESTATE.
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BUSINESS cuANCEs-CONTINUED.

QCnO SALOON WITH PRIVATE ROOMS;
GCUU. neatly ftted mp; well stocked cable
road terminus: very profitable business; don't fail
TO See this bargain VI. LESS. Fourth St IL
QJ0OO SALOON: BUSINESS PORTION OF
u OOO. city: ameng bankers and brokers; no
light OF sunday work: steady run OF trade all day:
nue. investment tor any one; see IL NJ LESS;
GC0n COFFEE SALOON AND CHOP-HoUsE
UOOO ON Market ST; really fine place; you
cannot help making money in this place; bargain.
G.1 f00 RESTAURANT on MARKET ST,
u HUI. LARGE place, Handsomely fitted up
don't miss this bargain. NJ. LESS, Fourth st. lts
C.I.}nO GROCERY AND BAR; 4 LIVING
- -OO. rooms. good lease; fine business iCca-
tom good stock and fixtures: really money-naktng
place: SUN investigation granted see it. NJ. LESS,
. Fourth ST. lt%
COOQn FAMILY LIQUOR STORE; 3 LIVING
tDotVb. rooms; finest place = Of Market ST.;
large STOCK; clears over $500 month; null iaNestl-
cation; best reasons selling. NJ. LESS. Fourth j.
GIG0O SALOON AND BoARDING-HoUSt
u I-VV' is rooms; city front; established IL
years; present owner made fortune there and re-
tires: any run Il; worth double; sold ac-
count other Interests. NJ. LESS, > Fourth ST. II
CO50O SALOON: HANDSOMELY FUR
CNZOOU. nislcd; fixtures worth the money;
close 90 NarEe. ST. principal thOroughfare; rent
reasonable; lease nosuch place ever offered; an I'M
meEse bargain. NJ. LESS, FourthsL IL
G.9-O BRANCH BAKERY AND VARIETIES:
Gu. 8 living rooms: reat ST. good location;
paying store. u. LESS, Fourth ST ltS
OuD CHANCE FOR A MECHANIC: ENGINE
machinery and fixtures for safe at Toy Factory,
sixteenth 81, ut, FOLSOM JalO lOt~
CALO0N AND GROCERY: 10 ROOMS At
- Jached; rent S35: good location; paying; sell
ing account sickness. Ilb BrRuHan, cor CliHton -
EOB sALE-ENCLUSiNE HIGHT 10 MANU-
! iactUre patent medicine for Australia and Mex
leo; must have some money. A., BOI 1873. CALL
Branch. j1l3 as
GOOD SALOON AND LUNCH-HoUsE. WITH
" nu.lains. Ielt che1n. 80 :. CO s.. lll6 .
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HORSES.

4 UCTl0N sALE-DO not FAIL TO ATTEND
4 The sale OF Robert Fays horses ana carriages at
327 Sixth ST. az IL o'clock Wednesday. January
20. 1892. >. WATKINS CO., Live stock Auc-
tioreers; sales solicited. lalS 81
OJDAND 81 TENTH. COR. HoWABD-HORSES
ZIO boarded and for sale ,. r. WALToN.jal2 y
II OEsEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 10 HIRE
II Ly ths day or month; exchange or sale. Eclipse
Stables. J 339 Eddy st. jas IA
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LOST

STORE AID UFsfCs FIXTURES.
COUNTERS AND STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE
\ and made Al 33+ Geary 81. HolO II
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SELECT ONE OR TWO TO-DAY WHILE YOU
HAVE CHOICE. REMEMBER. YOU ONLY
PAY 81 PER WEEK II YOU FIND 4 SAVINGS
BANK THAT WILL PAY YOU BETTER OS THE
AMOUNT OF INVESTMENT THE OWNER WILL
GIVE YOU a DEED CLEAR. You can remit Your
payments IN postage stamps. money orders, green
backs, or in any way most convenience to yourself.
SECURE CHOICE LOCATION AT ONCE. First
come, first served.
DO not wait a week TO make up your mind The
terms are made easy that you come to 4
ciuson at oLce. Can you afford to lay aside 81 per
week
= mink OF It. can give you the names OF hum
dreds TO whom nave sold property In this way and
they have doubled their Investment in every In
stance. For full particulars apply at once to
j. l.. COOKE,
tal5 lot Brooklyn Station, East oakland
GEE
> the great improvements being made by the South
San francisco Land and Improvement Co. at the
new city near Baden. BUCKINGHAM & CO. AIS
Montgomery, run excursions every day. l7SuTuTh
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LET IT BE EVER so SMALL.
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s.
SHREK. 1924 STOCKTON IT, deg u
VARPET s-SATTH'S BRUSSELS. Csc A YARD;
\ Hstsi-meuL price elsewhere 81 yd. n FRIED
- . - 3 :. !. - -: . =.
CARER CLEANING.
CAEFETs CLEANED: 3 AND CENTS PR
( yard. 4-3 Stevenson: Teie- 3243; 5. srEA1TAN.
CHFAPEsT And FEST PLACE 10 HAVE YOUR
- esTlets Cleaned aid re.aiI -, J0H - Istiee:
E.gith ST.; telephone 3424. se5 II
CARPETS CLEANED. LAID. ALEN ". WHEEL
L DIN ZOO 1eary S.; Telephone 4125- D3 q
CPAILDI G-s TIaSA1H CAEPET-BEAIIN3
- works 10 the best nOra 553 10 557 Ie1ama St;
telephone $3.50 Drl9U
CAKFETs THOROUGHLY CLEANED WITHOUT
y beating; Te1ttiug carpets a speciality CON Kiln
EfOs.. rs Goldea Gate ave teLeDhone 2lZ5. l5st
PIAHo-. N.oLINs AND SHEET MUSIC.
MAGNIFICENT UPRIGHT: MUST BE SOLD;
~ great sacrifice. 80 Hai2ht ST. JAZZ ~
FISCHER PIANO il PRIME CONDITION. AT
1 a. a bargain CAL TO O'Clock or address a.
IT. btEt s39 Mason 81. JAZZ u
CsI-- ELEGANT WALNUT UPRIGHT FOR
- -. sale On 50 FER mouth. 2lj Powell - II
4 LOT or SECONDHAND SQUARE PIANOS;
y fine condition: at a satr,1cs kOdLER L
CHASE. IS O.Farre.l st. Iy48 u
L UHLER d CHASE 20. . AND3J o'FAEEELL
~ 81; icsdirg pianos and organs. Oldest music
house: iarzes STOCK; easy terms; low prices ap23Jt
C.100 STEINNAY a SONS LIKE NEW; 500,
- ~ French upright; also new pianos: factory
prices. rays Piano Factory. 1929 Mission. de23 I'm
NUMBER or sECOND-HAND PIANOS: VERY
~ cheap. including Eua1e yose Guud Emerson
and others. r. W. SPENCER CO, 1z3 Market
81, second floor. deI3 II
I AILEI q DAVIS ANp KINBALL PIANO AND
II Organ Agency. " G. BADGER. 725 Market. x
II ORNJNG'S PIANOS; BRILLIANT: POWER
Il lu tone; strictly first class 81 Mission nI3 u
L J.. NEUHANN PIANOS: FIRST-CLASS N
L tone and workmanship. 81 Ninth ST. MOI II
Il ENNE K LONG PIANO CO.. WAREROOM 1913
II Polk 81. corner Clay: sold on u5taliments;
send for Illustrated catalogue and terms mol II
CIEIH WAY. GABLEK AND PEASE PIANOS,
- organs and al musical Instruments call and
Lew rooms and stock MATTHIAS GRAY 3
Co. &0s and POS Post ST., StoinwAy haiL is7 u
CTECK. HARDMAS- VUSE And STERLING
= pianos sold on $40 monthly instruments. BENZ.
CEETAI g. son. sole agents. 20 o. Farrell st. au7 tf
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EOAIilINt. 80 llitnMs-

BOARDING AND ItJOMS.
fTHE MARECHAL MEL COR. JONES AND
4 Ellis; quiet family hotel: centrally located;
handsomely furnished; sunny rooms, single en-
suite: hot and cold running water in every room;
table excellent. ial4 limo
cor POLK-NEWLY FURNISHED PARLOR
CVi aicoye suite with board; American family;
terms reasonable. jal3 IL
90 EDDN-FURN SHED ROOMS NTH OR
OO without board: reasonable. 1913 7t%
A RLINGIoN HOUSE. 1T KEARNY-PLEAs-
~ ant sunny rooms en- suite aad slHgisi tTstca3s
J. every respect; terms reasonable IalOI
N ETR0PCLITAN HOTEL. 5l2 AND SIG
w Fourth ST., single meals -0c; board and room
per day 75c 10 81 by the 81 70 IS; free coach
u aud from hOtsl. r. BE4SLEY, PT0pr. Ocl4 ON
DKOOELYN HOTEL. BUSH ST BET. MONT
- gomery and SansOme nnder the management Of
CAAS NONEbOMEHI; hrsL-cias5 family aud mar
camille hotel; home comforts; Conducted Amerl-
can and European plan: board and room 81 IS
81 So 81 20 and 81 per day; rooms oV cents to 81;
hec coach to aud from hotel tel I'm
If ONTGONERY5 TEMPERANCE HOTEL Z3Y
4Fa aAd 20 second st.-SnGie meals Zoe; b"srdaai
room per day Toe 10 II; by Tie Heek. pa 10 70 trss
Coach 70 and from the hotol ap2lG
, WEEKS EEWS FOR CEETS-rHE WEEKLY
y CALL. 81 wrapper, readg Tor MALI z.
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I IGHT, AIRY OFFICE ON GROUND FLOOR.
II with Sh0w-wind0w (space 10 suit TENANT. by W,
II. GRIM & CO. ll8 Montgomery ST. oci If cod
NJ ERCANTILE LIBRARY BUILDING-CpRNER
vi Van Ness and Golden Gate aVes rooms to
rent CHAS. ASHTON All Montgomery cod I'm
OFFICE ROOM TO LET REASONABLE:
~ prominent location. BAILEY, 7l9 Market. II
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$3.50 10 Si00-LOIs In the Warner Tract. 50Xl 50.
o. the line % the new electric road from Oakland
10 san Leandro and HaywJrdS. which IS now being
built aud expected 10 BE- running by May LIST.
THE SUCCESS OF THIS TRACT IS ASSURED.
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ROOMS TO LET-CoNrINUED.


7 r SEVENTH NICE SUNNY FURNISHED
OOe VALENCIA-LARGE DOUBLE ROOM FOR
AOO man and vile, with board. jal5 5t*
I )H ROSE AVE.-NICE SUNNY FRONT ROOM;
1ZO lady or gentleman. ial5 5t$
At GREEN-LARGE NICELY FURNISHED
1 room. So. jal5 Sta
O00O HOWARD-l ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
AOOO sunny suite; also single rooms; 81 uD.14 -
CMALL UNFINISHED ROOM AT I07 FIFTH
Ostrset. 1al4tt
| = THIRD-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS: EN-
i suite or single, use kitchen; oifee-rooms j8 II
I01O PowELL-NICE SUNNY ROOMS, FROM
1O1O So up. jag l4t*
CLIO LARGE ROOMS: YARD AND WATER
" L. 24l9 Clay st, mr. Fillmore. jas II
1909 MARKET-THE HAWTHORNE; NICE
J C%-O sunny rooms and oftees; with or without
board; transient by the day, week month; special
rates to families. de3l I'm
DIO TENTH - NICE SUNNY FURNISHED
III rooms; double and single; all new. de29 lm
YOSEMITE HOUSE, IO45 MARKET ST. BET
Sixth and Seventh 35c to 81 per night; per week.
81 80 to So; single and en- suite families mrl II
Oul FIFTH-FURNISHED ROOMS, SUITE OR
liza SIXTH-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
LIZ rooms; house and furniture new. DEE II
Oo1 FULTON-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS;
ZOI rent cheap. nos tt
19I FULTON-NICELY FURNISHED SUNNY
AOi rooms nol4 If
EO CENTS WILL SEND THE WEEKLY CALI
Nv for tour months TO any Uart Of the United
States.
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TO LEASE.

TOWNSEND ST., BET SEVENTH AND
4 Eighth: lots 70 lease any SIZE: would
building 90 suit tenant aud give lease for years
CHAS. ASHTON. An Montgomery So. ja9 cod I'm
EOLSoM AND EIGHTEENTH SIS: STEAM
j power and would put up buildings TO suit per
manent tenant; lots any size CHAS. ASHTON, All
MONTGOMERY 81. lag cod lm
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EOUND-BUNCH OF KEYS on CALIFORNIA
II ST. owner apply this Office. 1t
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THE ONLY SURE WA
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CTC0O A DEAD BARGAIN; MUST BE SOLD;
IT OOO. price reduced: corner on Suffer ST.; -
story bay-wlBdow house of 3 rooms and bath; lot
A. :0xS rs; steadily rented to good tenant ground
alone worth the money. 6. Il. UNBSEN y CO, IA
MnMtgnmerN 81
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CHILDREN BOARDED.

CHILDREN BOARDED.
COMPETENT WOMAN WANTS BABY TO
aboard. pa Tehama St ial7 3t%
u ESPECTABLE WIDOW WISHES COUPLE
IL children 10 tOard or baby to raise GA bottle:
reaSouaD G. Grocery, Thigty-hrst and Mission. 10 ~
COs)N MISSION - WANTED CHILDREN TO
-C-C board: mothers care; sunny ya-d.jalO I'm
" IDOW WOULD LIKE I OR ? CHILDREN TO
" board; large yard. 2l30 Market ST.. opposite
Guerrero; caStrU-streetIc3FS. dt5 &C
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Q1EOTO $3.50 PER LOT AT FRUITVALE
II Lou Oakland; $40 to $25 cash ant s. per
month; beautiful lots, adjoining the double-decN
line OF Sessions new electric road: will give
free pass for years to any one who will build. Ap-
ply at once TO L. WV OUDW ARD " Co, 9U2 Broad
way. Oakland i2l3 It
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OVER 80 LOTS SOLD TO BONA FIDE PUR-
CHASEES SINCE OCTOBER II.
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ANY stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the I'd day or February 1892, viii
bs delinquent, and adve ,tlSed for sale at public
auction, and, unless payment is made before, win
be sold Monday, tGe 29ta day OF February, 1892,
TO pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale By or
thu LnArl nl nLrANrura
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GfOS0 LARGE DOUBLE LOT AND HOUSE
u tZOO. OF 10 rooms stable, etc. terms. $1,000
down, S45 monthly. Apply To DE WOLF, Fruit
vale Station jaI5 OF
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ss=-==----------------------
OR SA.A- .trt...i So. n Gus.
u ENISGTO$. CALIGEAPH AND HAMMOND
~ tyne writers fOT sale. SCOTT a BANNAN, 2l3
San50ue SO. lal9 II
T'INE TErALUMA INCUBATOR. NEARLY
! new. capacity % eggs, sold cheap Tor cash, or
SMITH, 2l3O Market St.. OPP. Guerrero. JAZZ tf
CAFE SCALE LETTEH-PRESS, STORE-TRUCK
- and in.uey-tiu. cheap lO2 Clay ST. Ru7 n
GECNN D-HASD BOILERS ENGINES PUMPS.
= shaftiHg puIfys. betting. water pipes. etc.
de4 Il MCINTOSH 81 -WOLPMAN, 1877 Bcale ST.
CHEFAKD'S FOOT AID POWER LATHRS
- UIaurrs drill i-pressay GG7 Mission 81 sc2IEs
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CSOSO HOUSE AND LOT on BUCHANAN
0pOZOV. ST., near Pine, containing rooms and
bath; easily be converted into fats; lot 22:6
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WAGONS AND CAKRIAGEs.
EXPREsS AND DELIVERY WAGONS AT RE
- dGced prices for month. u Beale ST.. S. f.,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-10-06

of the Supreme Court and Regents of
the State University by certificates of
nomination under the statutes,
Resolved, That this Convention
recommend the members of the Sill
yer Party Of this State to sign the
certificates of nomination of Francis
G. Newlands for Congress. G. II.
Belknap for Judge of the Supreme
Court, II. L. Fish for Regent of the
State University for long term, and
c. E. Mack for Regent of the State
University for short term, all of said
parties being members of the Silver
Party of Nevada and in favor of the
election of James B. Weaver and
James G. Field for President and
Vice-President of the United States.
Respectfully submitted,
GEO. S. Nixon, Chairman,
Attest:
P. NJ. BOWLER, Jr., Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-10-06
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saI sT.-til ;-tl IL tle last eight months could
tus ITl4JAe thrJJ-h tie Eps-rils- 1 thought
af taiT- could be d.s.o for &c. Luckily, I was
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an Tow q well MAJ. l believe IL to be the
ONLY sure remedy far C..tar-h now manufac-
fu7l4, uni one has only ) give it fair trial TO
.Svp5 rie nee astounding results and = permanent
care
4 ceIlTlate Treatise On Cat1r-1 giving va1u-
able hints lis - clothing diat AZ CtuCr matters
Of importance. VIII bc ITeslet. p1s--uaif II any
address, "a receipt CT a IL o-ceui 7tfse stamp.
address,
Verbs DisprusarT Medical Associations
re ess 8-sia Street.. tsJETALo. -. 2.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1892-10-06
SYypTG3ys OF CsTAPRU-Duu he

SYMPTOMS OF C6TAPRE.-Dull, heavy
ha4!ache, Obstruction # this nasal passages,
q aar-es falling from the head into the throat,
sometimes profuse. waSry. and acTil, 1t others,
thick tenacious mucous. puruIAat. bloody and
puir.1 tie eyes are week and wEtcry: there is
d ringing in the e2IS, deafness, hacking or
coughing 10 clear IT, throat, expectOratiOn of
offensive matter, together with scabs from ul-
GERS; the voice Is CaaaSe1 and has a :. nasal
tvaug -; the breath D. offensive: smell and
Dass with mental depression, a hacking cough
,ud general debility. Oaly few Of the above
FAMED symptoms are likely 10 be present in
any one case. Thousands of cases annually,
without ma-iest.ng half Of Sic above symp-
toms, resal. in consumption 61d end in the
grave. No disease is S, common. more decep-
We and dangerous, or less understood by ply
8 Clans.
By its mild, soothing and healing properties,
DR. Sage's Catarrh Rerledy cures the worst
cases of CaIarTh. Cold In the Head"
GOryZs- and Catarrhal Headache.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24

Intermezzo sinfouico iCavaileTia
Kusucana ---;- --:-------------- hasca ~
CapTiee-"Flirtation ...------.--..---Ste SteCE ,
scenes Historical sheridan-s Ride .souss
Hurnoresaue-''G Good-bye' e'....S Sousa
CavatiDa LINDA di Chamounix) Donizet
luce di quest anima Nile Marie Decker
Patriotic S9ng-''Tne Star spa1gied
The playing Of '.Sheridan's Ride" BY
the Marine band is said to be thrilling
in the extreme. Sousa has brought the
band to degree Of excellence never be-
fore attained by ii, so say the reviewers.
1t numbers forty-eight tiustruments,a and.
as Gilmore recently said OF II. ''is the
peerless military band OF the cOnti-
nent." Not man IS admitted 20 the
Marine band who is not a consummate
solo artist on his chosen instrument and
thoroughly schOoled and experienced In
band and orchestra work, for man
may be fine solo player aud yet an In
different PLAYER in orchestra work.
Sousa drills the band two hours each
day, and seems to possess 4 magnetic
control over each member IL
is commonly conceded that this
great national organization has
no peer on this continent,
and but one or two IN the old world.
Sonsa's great abilities have much 10 do
for this perfection on the part of the
band. lie IS recognized as one OF the
most brilliant and fertile composers OF
military band music living. and Europe
long ago denomnated him 1.-THE March
King" OF Marie Decca. the prIma
donna Of the tour, unusual things are
SAID. She returned over IA year ago
from Europe, where her success in opera
was almost phenomenal. and already
has won a first place in her native Amer
lea. Her voice is a high soprano, OF
astonishing range, pure In quality. per
feet ia tone. sweet, resonant and strong.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24

our own people should feel Justly proud.
The programme prepared Is most
interesting one, made up, as ii is, OF the
two compositions. "The DamatiOn of
Faust" by BerlioZ, aud the Triumph
of Love" by Samuel A. Baldwin, the
work undertaken being q step in adj
vance OF anything heretofore attempted.
BerlioZ, perhaps, more than any other
writer, had the genius for putting his
thoughts into music, and, having treated
GOethe'S beautiful poem i'll his own pc
cular way, his production abOunds in
the most sensu0us melodies. gorgeous
Instrumentation, and glaze of color, and
is marked by that peculiar rhythm that
BerliuZ alone could successfully employ
The role OF Mephistopheles will be
taken by William Ludwig, the great
baritone, who, after captivating st.
Paul audiences S as he did last spring,
needs no second Introduction. Mr.. Lud-
Wig IS said to be the greatest
baritone Europe ever sent to
America, and it is in the
part Of MephistO that he has achieved
one of his greatest successes, his usu
ally rich and powerful voice easily ac-
mplishingthe most difficult and dram
attic climaXes. and again expressing the
most tender and suppicating sympathy
and pathOS. Charles a. knOrr, OF Chi
cago, will sing the Faust, which is ad
mira5ly adapted TO his clear, rich tenor
voice and the mastery way in which
Mr.. Kuorr has treated this beautiful
part on other occasions Is sufficient
assurance that he is fully equal to
the part. Mrs. Genevra Johnstone-
Bishop will be heard as Marguerite, and
her pure soprano Of sweetest quality
will do full justice to this exquisite part.
Mrs. Bishop is we'll known i'll st. Paul
audiences as a most acceptable OratoriO
and concert singer. The musical pub
lie should take a special interest
in this, the initial production of
the Triumph of Love" st. Paul
has achieved distinction in many ways,
and musical composition of such ar
tistic merit as the one just from the pen
of Mr.. Baldwin will be listened to with
the keenest interest. Mr.. Ludwig and
Mrs. Bishop have been chosen for the
solo parts with special reference to this
work, and with the well-trained chorus
are expected to full honor TO Mr.. Bald
wins" Triumph of Love-"
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
Henry Dixey in "The Solici-
tor" at the Metropolitan
This Evening,
Followed by the Michigan
University Glee Club
and Rhea.
1.-TWO Johns" at the Grand
and Gaiety Girls at
Hilton's.
Concerts by the Marine Band
and the Choral Asso-
citation.

Henry Z. Dixey, whose popularity in
st. Paul has heretofore rested OH his
abilities as an entertainer In extraya-
gsnZa, will turn his talents 10 more am
bilious endeavor at the Metropolitan to-
night In the English farce, by j. II.
Darnley, entitled The Solicitor" he
approaches the methods OF the light
comedian, and hls new departure, under
the management Of Charles Frohman,
will have especial interest for those who
enjoy gOou laugh without 0ffense to
good taste and without forcing their
sense of fun. 1.-The Solicitor" IS SAID TO
move with rapidity unusual In exam
pies of British stage humor IL relates
the complications that beset young
lawer. who, being somewhat cxhilarated
one night, mounts the seat or a hanson
cab. mOmentarily left idle by
its owner, and proceeds to pick
up fares. The first passenger
- his own wife, whom he drives TO an
obscure house. where he sees her sill
houtled against the window shade in
the act Of kissing man. After he has
driven his supposedly wicked spouse
back 20 the city he is hailed by brace
OF burglars, who force hun, ut the re-
yolver's muZzle, TO drive them out OF
danger. Next day, at the height Of his
wretchedness concerning his wife, he is
engaged to defend the burglars, chased
by the owner OF the cab, and generally
mixed up with everything and every
body. Preceding The Solicitor" there
will be given nightly one act play en-
titled "The Majors Appointment" by
Nelson Wheatcroft and George Back
US, adapted from the story by Mrs
Julia Schayer, of Washington, ID. G.
which was recently published in the
Century, and is SAID to be fitting pre-
lude To the fun that follows III The
Solicitor" The little play tells forci-
bly, the pathetic story of the needy old
majors long wait for government po-
sition, his Joy when the appointment ar
riyes by mail, and his despair and death
when the precious document proves 70
be merely the April fool joke of
th0ughtless youth The company is re-
ported to be one OF well-known ability.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-04-24
THE ACTORS FUND.
An Appeal to the Whole People OF
the Country.

For the first time IN ten years of its
existence, the Actors Fund of Amer
lea now appeals, through the woman's
executive committee. for contributions
from the charitably disposed people of
America for money with VIII ich to
erect home for the children of
dead players, and as the money thus
raised will be used for the benefit OF the
orphans of players all over the land.
the appeal is to the whole people of the
country and not to one particular sec
ton. Nearly l,00O ladies, including all
in the theatrical and musical professions
and many of the leading ladies in
New York society. have secured that
city for contributions, and thus far
raised 500 900 in money and goods for
the great fair which will be held in the
Madison Square garden the first week
IN May. The most wonderful scenic eff
fects are there to be produced, and the
decorations of the garden will be on
grander scale of magnificence than ever
before attempted, rs may readily be lm-
agined, because the best scenic artists
in the world have been working for two
months over these effects.