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MARRIED.

BELZ-PALLAS-In this city, February 81, 1892.
by the Rev. j. NJ. Buehler, Charles Bez and
Bertha Palas
RoOS-KRIMSoN-In this city February 10. 1892,
by the Rev. j. NJ. Buehler, Jacob Roos and Bette
KrimSon.
BERN DIT WEBEB-In this city, February Is,
1892, by the Rev. j. NJ Buehler, Slegfried Bern DIT
and Emile Weber.
FELL-HOTOP-ln this city. February 20. 1892.
by the Rev. j. Fuendeling. Valentine J. Fell am
Lille j. HotOp
Observation-Disclosures this city February
20. 1892, by the Rev. J. Fuendeling, Max Mann
helm and Lizzie Horgan.
oYATZo-GRAuAM-In this city February Ia,
1892, by the Rev. J. Fuoadeliug Edward L.
Oyatzo and Mary Graham.
SCHMIDT-WlLSON-In this city. February ID.
1891 by the Rev. j. Fuendeing Dortmand Il.
Schmidt and Amaia Wilson.
HAINkE-ULRICH-In this city. February 81,
1892 By the Rev j. Fuendeing, Hermann Hainke
and Minua Ulrlch.
GUNZBURGER-LEVY-In this city, February 81,
1892. by the Rev. ID. Meyerscn, Or r. NJ. Gunz-
burger and Bertha Levy both of San francisco.
MCKNEW --GOFF-In this city. February 90 1899,
by the Rev y. Ii. WickoG, Henry L. Mcknew and
Anna Nj. Gof, both OF san francisco.
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OBITU AIRY.


John Mel. a linesl descendant OF the old
French family, Mel de FOutenoy, died at his resi-
dence on Scott street at any early hour on Sun
day morning Forced from their native land by
tie revolution OF 1888, the family secured
asylum 10 England, whore they settled for a
century and then set out for America. They
landed IN New York IN 1915 and remained sell cd
there until the French restoration, when the
family returned 10 France, leaving John behind
In 1850 Mt. Mel arrived 10 san Francisco be
cane associated in business with the late J.
Lawrence Pool and afteTward established the
house Of John Mel & Sons importers OF French
goods ana commission merchants. During the
laeI thirteen years he was not engaged in active
business. IN last August his wife III q, aud since
that time his health gradually failed. lie l-aves
six children, three sons and three daughters
namely, Louis and George Mel OF this CITY ana
Henry Mel OF Santa Cruz County, Mrs. William
H. L FocOck and Mrs Columbus Bartlett OF Ala
media, and Mrs. GYM Williams Of SIN Francisco
as we'll as a large number Of grandchildren.
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General Mention.


Joseph Jefferson reaches Portland,
Oregon, February 90, for an engagement of
one week. 1t will be his first appearance in
that city. On March he opens in this city
at the Baldwin Theater.
Joseph j. Levy, now with Margaret
Mather, is one OF the veteran theatrical
managers of the country, has a legion of
friends who have learned TO respect him as
royal good fellow, and. according to Eddy's
SQuib, is one of the most capable men in the
business in the United States.
Maud Banks has spoken her mind freely
on female virtue on the stage" While she
admits that it may be rare commodity.
she insists that it is there, nevertheless-and
she knows. So do we-for she is there,
says the SQuib, and no living man dare in
sinuate aught against her. AS she had
found but little difficulty in retaining her
own uprightness, it follows that it may be
done. 1t all depends on the WOman-on the
stage or off the stage.
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rounds it was apparent that Smith would
eventually end the contest winner, unless
Keller, peTchance, caught him mapping aud
landed his big and healthy bunch Of liveS
on some OF which would mean to the re-
ceiver his coup de grace.
Smith, although by no means a scientific
fighter, is a logged and persistent pugilist,
who can take hisiquantum of punching, and
give, in return, good compliment of hard
smaShes.
As previously stated. he figured on a
tolerably easy game, but as all judges Of
fisticutfs are aware, it is extremely difficult
for the most polished fighter to whip an
adversary who remains continually on guard
waiting for an opportunity to cross his oppo-
nent
Such was the state of affairs last evening.
otherwise the match would have been ended
In half the time. Keller was instructed by
his manager, Patsy Hogan, to mix things
up some, but when the latter discovered
how awkward his pr0tege WAS he changed
his order and had Keller continue on the
defensive.
STIFF ONES LANDED.
During the engagement awkward as Kel-
LEI proved to be, he managed to land orca-
siOnally some stiff 'uns on Smiths bleeding
mouth. The latter made several attempts
to bring the battle to an end, and by so
doing left, time and again, unguarded spots,
which Keller, if he was any earthly good,
could have taken valuable advantage of.
Smiths side-fsted leits, which brought
Con Riordan to his terms, puzzled Keller,
who did not know how to avoid them.
These were the blows that finally wore
Keller out, with right-hand upper-cuts in
the stomach which must have upset his
internal arrangement.
The defeated wore a horrible left eve
after the engagement as testimony of
Smiths newlyidiscOvered left-hand punches.
The winners mouth was in such & dilapi-
dated condition that his best girl will have
no desire to smack lips tor some time to
come
During the contest President Fulda read
a cablegram supporting 10 have come from
Goddard and which read:
Send travelling EXPENSES Immediately. 1 Will
fight McAulille IN June.
The announcement was received with
cheers
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A Young Bigamist.

Lucia reynolds, aged 49, and Marian V +.
REYNOLDS, printer. aged %. were arrested
iast night by Detectives Anthony and
CROCKETT the woman for bgamy and the
man LOT VaGrancy, 1t Is claimed that Iuela
III July, 1891, married Seymour Harris n
sealarer, and in October married Reynolds
without having procured a divorce. Ray
nolds Is Sacramento printer. and when
searched al the Southern Stafinn his
pockets dlyulged a full set of hypodermIc
syrlnges, showing he is an onnm fiend
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WAVING OLE Tile ET.AGS-
Dsed of an aged. Hopeless Man

Patrique Sarrail. an aged Freu Gilman
who has arrived at the conclusion that he
has served the purpose Of his existence and
is now burden, bought rusty re vover
yesterday in a pawnshop and tried to kill
himself As the trigger pulled hard the
course OF the bullet was so DETECTED that
he escaped uninjured. He was taken to the
Home for the InebTiates.
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The Ola Comedy.

Mr.. Stuart Robson aud his company OF
players opened their second week with
"Shc Stops to Conquer" at the Baldwin to
a well-filled auditorium-the upper tiers be-
ing especially densely packed, a proof.
probably that the less money n man has in
his pocket the more he enjoys old English
comedy. Our readers will bear in mind
that Goldsmith's play will only be contn-
ued for this and tomorrow evening. and on
Thursday Mr.. Stuart Robson will appear in
his favOrite character of Mr.. Henry Dove
in j. b. BuXton's comedy. Married Life"
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TEST sHIPPING INTELLIGENCG.


MONDAY. February %.
Br ship California Dickinson. g days from New
castle NSW; AGO tons coal, to Baifour, Guthrie &
Co
Br ship Eskasoni, Townsend, 1873 days from Ant
werp; mdse TO Carpenter.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrived Feb 22-Stmr AIer. from
Bremen.
LIvERPoOL-Arrived Feb 22-s.mr Rune, firm
New York.
HAyRE-Arriyed Feb 22-stmr La NOrmadle, I'm
New York.
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THE THEATERS.
"Superba and "POOr iona.
than" Rule as Attractions.
"The Danites" at the Aloszar-''M Merry War;
Continued-Ihe Bijou-General
Mention.

Washington's birthday anniversary holt
day proved harvest for the theaters, two
of them, the Baldwin and Alcazar, reaping
a double crop in the shape of a matinee. In
the evening all the houses were crowded to
their utmost capacity, with the manageTially
much admired letters IS. r. O." facing late
corners at the entrance of each.
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Pastime Club Contest.

The Pastme Athletic Club will give its
monthly entertainment this evening. Ii
promises to be agoOd one as the contestants.
Turner and Johnson, ale in splendid fix
aud eager for battle. The Secretary states
mat members Will have no need Of chewing
gum as the lighters are determined 10 make
short work Of It,.
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ried at right or left shoulder, carry and port
arms
The! acting adiutants OF battalions in
the Second Artillery and Third Infantry
were detailed from the regimental STATS and
in the First Infantry from the line. In
the Second they were Lieutenant Nc
Donald; in the Third Lieutenants Dready
and Kehrlein, and in the First Lleutenants
Essen. Subtitle and GielOW.
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Medical Lecture to Young Men.

This evening the closing lecture in the
medical course before the Young Mems
Christian Association for this season will
take place at the Association Hall, 232 SUIT
ter street, and will be delivered by ID. J. p.
lie FevTe. Superintendent Of the City and
County Hospital. Subject, the Nervous
System; What 1t Is and How to Care
for II
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Fitzcerald,s American Drama.

Mr. Mckee Rankin had an suspicious
opening at the Alcazar Theater last evening
In Z. A. Fitzgerald's play, 1.-THE Danites. "
The packed house will serve as 80 many
walking advertisements to-day, and tell
their companions and neighbors how manly
Rankin looked as Alexander MCGEE albeit
he has fallen into flesh and carries more
adipOse tissue than became m early CalifOr-
MIA mining camp; how Julius Kahn ala the
Parson, l.. X. StOckwell Judge Wise, and
more than all, how cleyerly Miss Ethel
Brandon carried the disguise Of that
cussed boy" Billy Piper, as well as
personated Nancy Williams. the last
Of family doomed to destruction
by the Dauites. The audience watched
the business of the play with starting eyes.
especially the scene where poor Billy is
murdered, aud drank in every word wit
absorbed attention. II is not the first or
the second time The Danites" has been
played in this city, but 1t seems TO be rel
lshed now as If it had never been seen here
before. And for cool reason. 1t IS good
drama OF its kind, perhaps the best that has
been written with California mining life
and the Mormon episode for tw sin motives.
1t catches the Western heart very closely,
because it holds the mirror up to the nature
OF the rough men in those wild days, and
we instinctiyely recognize the truth of the
reflections cast. "The Dantes" will be con-
tinued all this week
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The Clemenceau Case" with Miss
Lorraine Hollis as liza, is doing a good
business at the above house, but will be
Withdrawn ON Thursday evening, when the
emotional society drama, alike" will be
produced. 1t is strong play, full of
human Interest and will be strongly cast
good performance may confidently be ex-
Iected. Miss Hollis will assume the title
role To-day there will be a professional
matinee at the BiiOu. when Miss Hollis will
appear as Stephanie de Mohrivart in For
get Men
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CAPTAIN Albert II. Dunbar. prominently con-
nected with the shipping Interests Of this city
for many years, died on sie 18TH inst. at his
home IN National City, San Diego County lie
was a familiar figure on Change until about
eighteen months ago, when an attack Of paray-
sis compelled him 10 seek a more cOngenial
cline and he went down south. He was one OF
Tie old seaf0gS IN command Of the clipper ships
which brought the pioneers TO these shores aud
viii be particularly remembered as captain OF
The Grecian. lie was a native OF Yarmouth
Mass. HIS wife aud one daughter survive him.
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Poor Jonathan"


Not less than the auditorium of the New
California was that of Leayitt's New Bush
street Theater tested to hear bIillocker's
American opera with the above title. 1t is
comic opera, directed by Heinrich Con-
reid, and all the characters, men and
women, dress for the most part in full even
ing costume. There is no fancy attire, IN.
less it may be in the case Of Jonathan Trip
a. w. F. MacCoIin), who is the comedian
of the cast and has. in the first act, a patch
upon each knee Of his homeSpun trousers,
while Mol lie, the cook, his love (Allss Fanny
ID. HalD, has the sleeves OF her gown rolled up.
There is another exception, by the way a
group Of sweet girl graduates in medicine,
led by Dr. Harriet, who, as proof they
have been at the varsity, wear the Tegua-
ton mortar board. Poor jonathan
was written IN 1889 by Carl Mill0ckeT, COM
poser Of The Beggar Student and The
Black Hussar," al the suggestion Of Man
ager COnreId, who was particularly DESTROYS
OF interesting the great musician in the COM
position Of a new opera having an Amerl-
can subject The plot, if such tie opera
may be- said to have. is laid in
New OrB, and has already been
generally made known through the
columns Of the different city papers.
The performance IS all IN the spirit Of bur
lesque but at the same time Is neatly con-
troilcd and well finished in every detail.
The music is pleasing and catchy, the differ
eut numbers aud the ensembles effective.
The two leading voices are those 0f j.
Aidrich Libby (kubygold) and Miss Myra
Mrella (HarrieD, who harmonic remark
ably well in concerted music, and who are
also acceptable as sOloiSts. The grade of
Mr.. Libbey's voice Is. however, an open
question. The company is exception ally
strong, the chorus composed Of operate
singers, who have evidently been ludiciously
selected and thoroughly drilled.
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DIED.

X ELLY-Tn this city, February 81, 1892. Patrick
beloved husband OF Catherine and father OF
Frank :. and Thomas J. Kelly, a native OF County
Limerick, Ireland. aged SO years
E5-Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral THIS DAY Tues
day). at 80 O'Clock A. NJ from his late residence
1877 Hyde street; thence 20 st. Mary's Cathedral,
van Ness avenue, where a solemn requiem mass
Will be celebrated for the Fepose of his soul
mencing at 10 O'Clock a NJ Interment Hoy Cross
Cemetery Please omit flowers. 2
CONLAN-fn this city, February 2l, 1892 Mary
beloved wire OF Frank Conlan, and mother of
Mrs Mary McDermott Mrs. Helena Fitzpatrick
and Miss Hattie Gardner. native OF County
Cork, Ireland, aged 81 years. Boston (Mass
papers please copy.l
A precious one from us has gone.
voice we loved Is stiied.
place is vacant in our home
Which never can be flied.
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annual California tour at the Metropolitan Opera
House tonight before a large house. Many
people were turned away. "The Lions Mouth"
WAS enthusiastically received and beautifully
mounted. ARTHUR +. WARDE.
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NJ. A. Clark of COS Stevenson street was
found in en- unconscious condition at Pine
and Montgomery streets yesterday after
noon, aud taken to the Receiving Hospital
There it was found that he was suffering
from alcoholism. Clark Is a politician.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-23

The following dispatch continues the
story of Mr. Frederick Warde's success
during his present tour:
SACRAMENTO, Cal. Feb. %.
The Call: Frederick Warde inaugurated his
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roof of Superiority.

1t costs more to make Royal Baking Powder
than any other, because its ingredients are more
highly refined and expensive But the Royal is
correspondingly purer and higher in leavening
strength and of greater money value to the
consumer Attempts may be made to substitute
other powders for the Royal by the grocer,
because of the greater profit in them to him.
If So send them back
The chemist of the Department Of Health of Brooklyn after examining
powders, id The Royal is superior all baking powders
with regard leavening hthfun."
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BBUCE-ln this city, February 81, 1892 to the
wife OF Donald Bruce daughter
WIGHTMAN-In this city. February 81 1892, to
the wife OF James I. Wightman, twin daughters
HUNTEMANN-In this city. February 10 1892. to
the wife OF D. A. Huntemann. ushter.
DANIS-Iu this city, February 81, 1892, to the
wife OF L. Davis, daughter
LENY-In THIS city, February 8, 1892, to the wife
OF William Levy, a daughter.
MoODY-In Oakland, February %, 1892, to the
wife OF L. A. Moody, a son
HALE-At Redlands, Cal, February Is. 1892, to
the wife Of Rev. Edison d. Isl = daughter.
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90 SuDerba,O

"SuDerDa,
The comic mechanical and spectacular play
offered by the HanlOn Brothers at the Cali
fOrna for the first time in San Francisco,
was much affected by our public. Those
who were compelled to stand did so four
deep at the entrance of the auditorium and
for three mortal hours the rear ranks craned
their necks in attempts TO catch at least
glimpse Of the wonders that were passing
on the stage. "Superba" is not only
glorious spectacle. picturesque and start
lingly brilliant III many Of its phases,
but it is filled with the novel and
surprising tricks and metamOrphOses that
in their day made the RaYel Brothers
famous. and which have never been
riYaled, nay, not approached on the stage
since, unless the HanlOns in their present
production have reached that pOint and
from what we saw Of the performance last
evening, we are inclined TO think
they hava got there. One has to
fixed in order 10 follow the different
transformations, they are so sudden, so as
tunishug ard so completely successful.
Monks turned TO fairies. fairies to demons.
statues animated, vlstas disclosed with sucn
beauty in perspective as to make you doubt
your sense Of sight and all this IN the
tWinkling Of an eye and as DOiSeIeSS as IL IS
rapid in movement OF course ii is no use
to attempt a description Of the plot. All
plots of spectacles have been alike
from the earliest stage history. The
good and the evil principle are at
war, and the object worked upon is gen.
orally a pair of lovers In this instance,
Superba. a righteous queen and the guar
dian of true love, befriends Sylvia and Lee
ander. two fond hearts, while Wallalla,
wicked queen and tributary to King Malgn,
is 'lenince" them, as the Irishman says.
The varied fortunes Of this couple give Oc-
casion for all the business, all the pictures,
all the tricks, all the acrobatic feats, all the
groups Of pretty women and their graceful
dances, TIL the curtain falls at last on
the final transportation scene, THE Foun-
tain OF Dewdrops." painted by II. +. Hoyt.
and which is so entrancinEly beautiful as to
to disgust one with the choicest bits OF land
scape gardening on Sulro Heights.
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MRs. FIGFLE MESSING

Mrs. FIIFLE MEsNINE-
Mrs Figele Messing. relicJ Of tile late Rabbi
Joseph Messing OF London, and mother Of Rev.
A. j. Messing, formerly OF this city, died In In
diauap0lis last Sunday al the age Of ~.
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Tho Riinu.

Was continued at the Tiyoli last evening
On February % The Vice Admiral will
be presented,
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BIbTHS- MARRIAGES-DEAT

[Birth, marriage and death notices sent by maj
viii not be Inserted They must be handed IN a.
either of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
10 have the same published.
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THIS
WEEKS
DISPLAY

In our large show VIM
dow is made up entirely
of the famous
SMITH
MOQUETTES,
The mostdesirable par
lor carpets obtainable.
Artistic in Designs,
Beautiful in Colors;
of Great Durability
and moderate in price.
We give them our high
est commentator.
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A pipeful of tobacco is
a little thing, yet what
comfort it brings to
many a weary man.
Is it any wonder then
that a smoker, when he
finds a tobacco to suit
him, sticks to it, and
will Use no other.
The ;, Seal of North
Carolina" by securing
the good will of all classes
of smokers, has become
the most popular tobacco
in the U. s., simply be-
cause the smoker likes
it.
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rade, 80 that company front had to be
broken two and three times in a block to
clear the obstruction. The marching OF tie
brigade, considering that under the nes
regulations there is 40 more Of the shoulder
tO-sb0ulder In the ranks, was good
The turn which has 81 bsttuted tie wheel
was executed at times fautlessly, and the
manual Of arms was not bad IN view Of the
short time since the regulations were
adopted. On the march the arms were car
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J. tatin
2. wedding march from "LOhengrn". 49,. Wagner
3. Waltz Mary aud Johnn Casey
4. Selection. Donna Juauita". ........,... SupDe
5. Forge IN the Forest" DESCRIPTIVE .Michaeiis
8. "SObre Las Olas Waltz. Rosas
PART SECOND.
7. Pilgrim March from "Tauuaauser" 49, Wagne
s. Selection, "Erminie" kobowsxi
g. Medley OF popular ngs............. Bra ham
10. Grand march from "Faust' ..,,........ iouuod
II. Kiss Waltz from The Merry War Strauss
II. "Hail to the Chief"
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-09-25
STUMP SPEAKING,
A Speaker Is Often Deceived in
His Audience.

LIS
Chicago News-Record.
"Once in while speaker gets a
wrong impression as to the wishes of
his audience. During the campaign of
1880 was addressing mass meeting
in a grove one evening. The chairman
had informed me that after my
speech the audience would be
addressed by two or three local
speakers, who were then sitting
on the platform, but whose names he
did not mention. After had talked for
about an hour, aud was about to close l
made point that seemed to meet with
marked approval, for several persons
in the audience cried out, Right,
rightly 1t was pleasant to be thus
indorsed. so l talked on little
while longer, and when another period
was reached hundred voices shouted:
Right, right, right!' L said: Yes,
say, and | am glad you agree with me,
but must not talk all night, as there
are other speakers to be heard But
being so completely ell rapport with the
audience L felt disposed to crafty their
wishes still. further. So l talked
OH for about twenty minutes lon
ger, when there came a still louder
shout of Right! rightv l closed and
sat down with self-satisfed feeling.
Immediately the chairman stepped for
ward and said to the audiences: The
hour is quite late, but in accordance
with your expressed desire you shall
now be favored with short speech
from our candidate for state senator,
Mr.. Wright
"Then it was that the cold truth
dawned upon me and l realized that /
had been most cruelty self deceived as
to the temper and wishes of that au-
dience,"