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The Fortunes of Tennessee: Girl.

Among the pianlsts who will be heard In the
United States mex season Is Miss Marie Louise
Bailey who has been created piano vrtuosO TO
the King OF Saxony. Miss Bailey Is an Ameri-
can girl, born in Nashville, Tenn, in 1874. IL
is said that at the age of she exhibited traces
OF musical ability, possessing the gift Of abso-
lutte pitch. Her education in music was begun
very soon afterward.
In 1883 Miss Bailey went TO Leipzig, where
she studied under The direction OF DR.. Carl
Reinecke. aud also won scholarship. From
Leipzig she went 10 Vienna, where her studies
were superintendent by LeSchitiZsky. the pro-
lessor of PaderewSki. While In New York Miss
Bailey appeared In sOreemuscale, given In
her honor by Colonel and Mrs. Fred Grant.
Miss Bailey made her professional debut at
the Leipzig Gewandhaus on February %, 1898,
playing concerto by Meudelssohn. She then
made "a tour through Germany and gave re-
cltal before the King OF SaXony ut Dresden,
which won for heG the official title Of "kOng-
Itch Sachsische kammerviTtuOsiB."
Miss Bailey Will make her American debut in
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KDoverv and Simplicity.

To low gudgeons ere they're catched
And count their chick lens ere they're hatched
Buffers "Hudibras,' part IL.
Commencing tomorrow Sunday evening the
Frohmam Company at the Baldwin Will present
for one week a comedy by Thornton \. Clark
and louis \. Parker called "GudgeOns"-a
name gwen to persons easily imposed on and
taken from a small fresh-water fish, which, as
old Izaak Walton quantity remarks. sis an ex-
eelent one to engage a young angler, being
easy TO be taken." The play was originally
produced at the Empire Theater New York,
and ran until The stock company was forced to
leave in order TO I'LL dates at Chicago and else
where. Louis n. Parker appears TO heve mad
the heaviest part OF the work and the story he
tells 10 his comedy is TO the following effect:
james Ff0iott TreDeTne is a London gentle
man swIndier with an affectionate adOrlng
wife, who unwilhngly abetS him in his wick ed
ness. He has an acquaintance. a not too
scrupulous keeper OF an American exchange"
who throws into his way a millionaire halling
from the United States The millionaire has
brought his daughter TO London with an in
tense desire 10 secure his and her Introduction
into good English society. Here, then, are lust
The ''gudgeOns'' for whom such hooks as those
of Treherne are baited, aud he at once sets to
work TO ingratiate himself with the wealthy
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A Rich Programme.

MT. Lawrence Haney has crowded Morosco's
Grand Opera-hOuSe all the week by MS acting
IN me picturesque and quantity arranged ORA
maize work called 1.-THE Player" in which one
enjoys not only the beauties OF Shakespeare
out rich English comedy with its French TRIM
minEs stlll clinging to il. 1.-The Player Is out
the sketch David Garricll" elaborated from
Dumas Sullivan" with The prologue, or In
troouctory scene, as at present arranged taken
from one OF Shakespeare's principal plays. Last
week Inc prologue was a scene IN "Hamlet'
ior three nights and for the rest one from
Romeo and Julie :" Mr.. Hanley's handsome
face and manly figure make him a becoming
Romeo. while his lntelectuaity-therels none
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The Great Masters Baujoed.

Charles MOrrell and Albert Marks announce
that they have engaged for series OF concerts
the banjOist, Alfred Parland, who deals
solely in the higher class Of music, and has got
all the great "swells" at his fingers end He
admits only such names 10 his programmes as
kOssini, Dvorak, Beethoven. Chopin, Pader-
ewski Wienlawski, MOskowski, Schubert,
strings of a plantation banjo occupied with
BeethoYen's Sonata Op. 80 No. 3-allegrO
assai, moderate. allegro vivace; ChOpin's
POlonaise Op. 40 No. l, and Bach's Sixth
Violin SOnata-pFeludes. mnuettO. giga And
yet it is said Parland can interpret this classic
music with fair measure Of fidelity. VIII not
The mind of the Oldsters take turn back while
listening TO him and think of the time the
banjo was associated only with such melO-
dies as
Gimme d e gal wild de blue dress on
De white folks call Susanna:
She stole my heart and away she's gone,
Way down In Louisiana,
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Marie Tayarv's Repertoire.

pany, which opens lis season early in Septem-
BEL. at the Park Theater, in Brooklyn, will in.
teIpret the largest repertoire ever attempted
by grand opera organization. Manager
Charles Ii. Pratt during the forthcoming tour
throughout the United States and Mexico, will
present twenIy-eight OF the most celebrated
works of the great composers. Among the more
pretentious productions arranged are Puceinrs
'Manon Lescaut." Aida" 'Masked Ball."
"Ernant," Norma" Romeo aud Juiiette,"
civilian Tell" "L'AfIicaine," "Dnorah,"
Magic Flute" "Stradella." Lucia" Flying
Dutchman," 'Huguenol s." "Tannhauser." and
others. The organization will include chorus,
orchestra and ballet IL Will number almost
$50 people and travel by special train. The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-19
Mr.. Stewards Work.

Mr. II. J. Stewart is arranging for a series of
organ rectals, six in number, o be held al the
First Unitarian Church, commencing on Satur-
day afternoon. September 30. He will be
assisted by some OF the best resident artists,
including MI. John Marquardt, late solo vio-
lnist and concert-masteT OF the Vienna Prater
Orchestra; Mr.. Thomas Richard, bassO; Miss
Anna Nj. Wood, contraljo; MIR. r. Il. Tobin,
trombone Soloist; Mrs. Birmingham. con-
tralto, aud others whose names Will be shortly
announced. The concerts are TO be given under
the auspices of the Society for Christian Work
CONNECTED with The First Unitarian Church.
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More New Faces at the Wigwam.

There Will be an entire change OF bill at Al
bert Meyers WGwam Theater this week. The
Martins, greatest OF ilusionis's, will be there.
also Mile. Toilet, a transformation and chrome
trope dancer; Ward and Kearns, comedians:
Master John cambridge an adOleseenJ cornet-
Baker. black. face comedian; Miss Sadie Fair
field, character change artistic; The twin
brothers Gloss, Russian athletes; and the come
dians. Rowe ana RentZ. There is a good deal
of talk about Professor l.. +. Klein & Co.'s
theater universum, secured for this theaUer at a
salary of $500 a week.
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COPELAND INSTITUTE.
HERE THEY ARE.
The Symptoms Most Frequently Presented
by Chronic Sufferers,
Expert Treatment SIS a Month-ln-
Guiding All Necessary Medicine.

Many people suffer and do not know what it
is that ais Them Catarrh affects every part OF
the mucous membrane. the nose, throat, eyes,
ears head, lungs, stomach, liver bowels. kid
neys and bladder. The following symptoms In.
dictate the most prevalent form Of caIarrh and
results from neglected colds. This form Is
readily durable. Read the symptoms thor
oughly; mark those that apply to your case
and bring them with you. II you live away
from the city send them by mail and ask for
treatment.
=" Is the breath foul?"
Is the voice husky?"
DO you spit up slime?"
DO you ache all OVeT?"
" DO you blow out Scabs?"
" is the nose stopped up?'
DO you snOre at night?"
Does your nose discharge?''
Does the nose bleed easiy?"
Is there tickling In the thrOat?"
DO crust5 form in the nOse"'
Is The nose sore and tender?"
DO you SGeeze a great deal p"
" Is this worse toward nignt?"
" Does the nose Itch and burn?
Is tneTe pain III front of lead?"
Is there pain across the eyeS?"
- Is there pain in back OF head?''
Is your sens. OF smell leaving?"
Do you hawk to clear the thrOaI?"
g Is there dropping in The throal?"
- Is the throat dry IN the mornings"
- Are you losing YOUR sense OF UaSte?"
Do you sleep with the mouth open?"
" Does the nose stop up toward nigmo"
Bear in mind that any chronic sufferer.
whether from cItarrh or other seated and dis.
tressng ailments, may apply any time az the
Copeland offices, In the Columbian building
916 Market street, in person or by letter and
receive the most efficient treatment In vogue
at The nominal fee rate of So month, all medi-
inOlndph
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90 GusaUlith -

The European Oriental Company, under the
management of william de Silva, will open the
Stockweu tonight with grand historical
opera, based on The fortunes and mislOrtunes
of the lovers Sulamih ana Aveshulem. The
opera is an antique, ana is intended to Illus
trate the peculiarities of the Jewish peOpIe
particularly in regard 10 the marriage rite. In
the second act, showing a pleasuTe-gaTden in
Jerusalem where II was the custom at that
time to celebrate The Jewish New Year day by
dancing ana PLAYING, and where the Made rs
chose their admirers, there will be grand
oriental ballet
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Advancing in Force.

Spiritism is booming IN this city 1t would ap-
pear. A group OF mediums are preparing to
show their powers al the Metropolitan Temple,
commencing on Wednesday next. when they
expect 10 evolve such phenomena that the most
incredulOus in the community Will be first as
tOnIShed and then convinced. To show that
our splritist friends have Tie courage of their
convictions they come before the public with
The sounding title OF The Great Eleusnian
Aggregation OF Mediumistic Talent" They
claim 10 be able 10 90 such things as never be-
fore have been achieved even by the greatest
professors OF the spiritist philosophy.
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r. SAMARITTER, I'll FOLSOM STREET
about seven years ago I first noticed that
had catarrh. but did not pay any attention TO
1t, but the time came when L sorry for my
neglect The disease grew on me until. l suf-
fered torture. l have had to give no good
position often because my health would not
permit me to work. My head. nose, throat and
stomach were affected. and all that l could do
would not even afford relief. / took all the
patent medicines l ever heard OF but they only.
seemed TO make me worse. Some time ago,
after reading and hearing so much Of the good
accomplished by the Copeland trea ment Il
placed myself under Drs. Copeland, VIM aud
NeaPs care, and now, after a shOtt course OF
treatment, | feel we'll again. l feel firstclaSs
and cannot find words strong enough to express
my gratitude 10 these physicians. l recommend
all sufferers to them.
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Edward Milton RoyIe.

This young ACTOR and playwriter. who has
made quite reputation for himself in the East,
viii reappear in this city some three weeks
hence on The reopeniDg OF the new California
in his successful comedy-drama, "FrIends," by
the writing OF whicb and in the acting be has
achieved SUD den fame. 1t was conceded that
both the play and players won a great artistic
triumph when last seen here. and a warm well
come ought. therefore, be extended them on
their second visit. 1t has been found. by cl ose
analysis, that the play is coherent strong and
replete with human interest Edwin NJ. Royle
Lucius Henderson, who is a musician as well
as actor. and makes the second act prom-
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happiness. persuades him to hand over a large
sum, which The adventurer undertakes to pre-
sent to his nephew as a gift from himself, in
order that The fortunes Of the TWO young people
may be thus rendered less unequal and the
obstacle to their union removed. But before
the plausible rogue is able TO appropriate to his
own Use the vast sum thus placed in his hands
young ~FfOHiOtps eyes become opened to his
uncle's real character and motives, the we'll
laid scheme is defeated, and the young people
declare themselves content TO live on the bar
rister's professional earnings, though the mil
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stranger, with the result that Terms or init
macy are soon established, from which the
astute angler takes care to derive his full
share Of material advantage. Before long it
and a nephew of Treherne-an exemplary and
haTd-working young barristcr, who has Stil
his way 10 make in his profess On-haye de-
velOp5d an affection for each other; but The
young man, with his comparatively slender
means, !, els himself debdrred from asking the
heiress' hand in marriage Treherne promptly
grasps the situation. and, working on the rich
Americans natural anxiety for his daughters
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be must have INDUCED in when Sheriff of Buff
falO and care free, and before the responsible
duties OF he Presidency were assumed, lnclud-
ing trouble with recalcitrant Democratic Sen.
atOrs. Unlike most fat men Mr.. Cleveland
doesn't yell when he laughs. His exclamation
Is OF thoracic quality, and there IS no loosen
ing of his wastband while he is in a spasm Of
uncomfortable merrimenf.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-19

Part twenty-five of picturesque
California" will be ready for distribu-
tion tomorrow. 1t is devoted to the
country between Monterey and Ventura,
and can be obtained by 'CaIP' subscrib-
ers for ten cents and one coupon.
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Harrigan in Oakland.

Mr.. Edward Harrigan and his entire company
Will appear at the MacdOnOugh on Monday
evening, August 20. "Renly and the 400"
"Old Lavender" "Cordelia's Aspirations and
Leather Patch will be given. Charles Froh-
mans Empire Theater Company will follow,
succeeded by "Charley's Aunl.'
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LET THE NEEDY WORK.
A Petition From Citizens Regarding
the Street. Sweeping.

The following communication from the
UemplOyed Citizens Associa ton is self
explanatory:
Editor Morning CdlL-SIR: We have $50
bona hde citizens names ON our register who
signed over three months ago. when our organi-
Zallon Tor the hrst time proposed sweeping by
hand oy petition to the Board OF Supervisors
The undersigned also, by letter and otherwise.
urged the Merchants Association 10 take the
contract and employ only needy resident citi-
ZenS. and exclude men owning real estate such
a. some who worked at the park last winter.
The inroad OF outsiders to compete for the
sweeping, as predicted by Air. Dohrman, can
easily be guarded against by our register.
NJ lAFFERTY, Secretary.
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The Tivo,i,s Next Revival.

Gilbert and SuIIivan's "IOlanihe, or the Peer
and the Peri" Will be revived at the Tivoli on
Monday evening, the Goth inst. The opera has
always been fdvorte at this theater, ana as
skit on the British peers, and the practice of
the higher courts of law, is admirable. The
Lord Chancellor's song, which Hartman sings,
has peculiar significance just now ana IL
is well to reprint IL:
When went TO the bar a very young man
(Sa1d to myself, said II,
III work a new and original plan
(Satd TO myself, said -,
I'll never assume that rogue thief
is gentleman worthy Of Implicit belief
(Said TO myself, said II.
H..
rlI never throw dust in luryman's eyes
Or hoodWtnk Judge who is not oyerwlSo
(Said l to myself, said u,
Or assume that the witnesses summoned in force
In Exchequer, Queens Bench Common Pleas
Divorce
Have perjured themselves as matter of course
(Said L to myself, said D.
III.
Ere go into court VIII read my brief through
(Said l TO myself, said ID.
And I'll never take WORK Pm unable to do,
(Said to myself, said y.
My learned profession I'll never disgrace
BY taking fee with grin my face
Nhen haven't been there to attend to the case
(Said 1 to myself, said u.
~
In other professions in which men engage
(Said TO myself, said -.
The army, the navy. the church and the stage
(Sald / to myself, said -.
Professional license II carried too far
Your chance of promotion VIII certainly mar,
And fancy the rule might apply to the bar
(Said to myself said -.
Miss Title Salinger will be the Phyllis, Miss
THOMPSON the fairy, Miss Godfrey The queen,
Miss Alice Nelson as Celia; Ferris Hartman
Lord Chancellor; BranSOn and Omi two noble
men, and John j. Rafael. who has already be.
come a favorite, StrephOn. In addition 10
"Iolanthe" will be given the latest Eastern fad
in living pictures, devised by Manager John +.
Nash; music by Joseph HiIschback. Following
is a list of the FIRST series:
1. Springtime of Love- from the celebrated
painting by............... -. Paul Thumanu
z AT The vel --.-...---..-...-. Z. Wnnnenberg
3. / want TO See the Wheel Go Around q goldman
q. Pysche at Natures Mirror. Paul Thumann
D. Toll Pald here ....-.....-. Meyer Won Bremen
D. Inc Nestai Maiden. chel
T. Me and Jack. Pigelh elm
8. The Angelus .Millet
8. Nydla.. ........................B oden hansen
10. The Firemans Dream. ............ ri oduction
"a vision OF how he won the Scannell medal)
i l. ATJ w ms heart- .Paul Ihumann
IL. North and South, or in Union there
otI eHBLh. ...'.- ..............,... y onn IL NaSh
Star-Spangled Banner.
"Iolanthe" Will be followed by Patience"
and in the meantime great preparations are
being made for the production OF Don Juan
lad llb)." III which the popular favori,e, Oracle
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list OF artists in support of Nine. Tavary was
published last week and embraces names never
eNcelled IN English grand opera. Rehearsals
commenced In New York Monday IL Inst. and
VIII continue night and day until the opening.
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HERE is A CASE

Showing the Effects of Neglected
Catarrh-Read and Reflect.
Mr. r. Samaritter who has followed the life
of a sailor for years and who lives at PHI
Folsom street. says:
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nent feature by INDUCING in a musicale. Harry
Allen, L. Lyons and Selma FRGter Royle still
head the list of The "Frlends" company, the
only changes in last seasons cast being minor
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Euronean Musical items.


Translated from the Gazzetta Musicale OF Milan.
Rubinstein was specially bOnOred by the
King OF Wuriemberg, after the music festival
In the Stuttgart. with knights cross.
Richard Strauss Will direct the Philharmonic
concerts in Berlin next season.
"PiccolO Haydu," by SoffredIni. achieved a
success IN Brescia lately.
"Rosamund,'' an opera in one act by the
Hungarian composer, Vavrmecz, will be given
soon in Berlin. This composer las also finished
another opera in four acts, ''Ratcliff" taken
from the poem Of Henri Heine. MaScagni who
mas written an opera on the same subject,
makes bis hero a tenor, while VaVTinecz as
signs the part TO a DarytOne.
Ardltl recently directed a concert in London
for the benefit OF the National Society of
French Teachers in England. Many of the
most prominent artists from Paris went ex-
preSSy 10 London 10 take part.
A number OF eccleslasticS and prominent
musicians In Paris have formed society called
Soclete FRANCHISE de MuSique ReligeuSe with
The scOpe OF restoring The GregOrian chant, the
return TO the music of Palestrina, and the crea-
ton OF school of modern religious music in
spiTed by all The traditions OF the GTegOrian
chant aud the composer mentioned
EdvardO Mascberoni. late leader of La Scala,
Milan, has met with great success in Buen0s
Ayres.
The Hymn to Apollo was sung by a chorus
OF female voices at the International congress
held IN Paris short time ago.
Tue National Museum Of Copenhagen DOS
SeSseS are collection of musical Instruments
belonging TO the prehistoric age OF bronze.
these instruments are a species of bronze
trumpets called "lurs." They were discovered
IN the middle OF the eighteenth century in sew
eral parts OF Denmark, and they are so well
preserved that they can be utilized musicalIy,
1hey have an extension of twenty-five tones
and contain four and half OctaVes
Several interesting autographs of great COM
poseTs were recently sold Al The Hotel Druout
In Paris: A letter from Meyerbeer TO Fran
cesco TeZzi, director of the GaZetta OF Milan
dated November IA, 1874; letter from Gu
SepDe Verdi 10 Escudier, the publisher, dated
December 3, 1852; one from f. Herold, the
composer of Tampa TO tile editor of the
Figaro IN which he complains that the paper
has published articles against him. For this
reason he is constrained 10 suspend 1urther
subscription for the Figaro, not desiring to
furnish his friends, when they visit him, the
reading OF articles which speak unpleasanty
of himself.
Verdfs "Travlata" was revived at the Opera
IN Leipsic after the success of his "Falstaff"
ana the audience became most enthusiastic.
Eugen Hubay, the well-KnOwnIvIolin virtuoso
and composer, was married to Countess Rosa
CeOrain at LOcOntZ, Hungary, lately.
The celebrated GewandnauS in Leipsic will
hereafter only be used for fairs by order of the
City Council.
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New York at the end of October. She has been
engaged to apDear I'm a tour through the United
States, including California, during which she
will play at 100 concerts, and will, IN addition
appear In the principal Giles In Canada
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RESULTED FROM LA GRIPPE.
Catarrh of the Head and Throat.
With Stomach Complications.

Says Mr. John W. ThOde, the well-known
grocer at 544 Hayes street, and who lives at
615 Ash avenue:
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ALL DISEASE

Are you afflicted with DEAFNESS, partial
or complete? Are you warned by the ringing
in your ears Of the extension OF the catarrhal
process to the hearing?
Do you suffer from DYSPEPSIA loss of APP
petite, bloatng in the stomach any Of the
forms OF catarrhal interference with the dlges-
tive organs?
Have you severe BRONCHIAL trouble, hack
ing cough, pains in The chest, loss OF flesh?
Have you been warned of approaching Con-:
sumption?
are you a sufferer from ASTHMA, and have
you been led TO believe that your disease is tu-
durable?
Do you suffer from RHEUMATISM, for
which remedies and prescriptions have proved
unavaiing?
an oppressed feeling, choking sensation,
smolhering SPELLS an irregular pulse: short
ness OF breath, and tlutierng or palpitauon?
Do you suffer from LIVER complaint2 Are
you continually melancholy, unhappy aid.
miserable without knowing good reason
why?
Do you suffer from NERVOUS trouble, which
affects so MANY at this time, when cares are:
taken heavily? =
If you do. the only cost for all treatment and
medicines is So month, and no better treat
ment is known than that Of the Copeland syS-
TEN. .
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81 have taken a course of treatment at the
Copeland Medical Institute for catarrh OF the
head, throat and stomach. from which had
me much trouble until about year ago, when
was taken down with la grippe. which seemed
% aggraVate my c tarrh very MUCH mad all
the symptoms which have been so often de-
scribed, headaches, pain over the ewes, eyes
weak and watery, roaring and buzzng sounds
IN the ears, nearing duIled, nose stopped up,
dripping in the back of the throat and CON
slant hawking and splitting,
''It extended to my stomach, and then my
sufferingS became almost unbeatable. l was
disguised with things generally and, after read
ing and hearing so much OF the Copeland ply
slcianS, | decided / would give them trial.
did so, aud now feel first rate again. can
freely recommend these physicians as gentle.
men. as well as tirstcass SPECIALISTS. - .
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background. The character Of the exchange"
manager Is said 10 oe modelled after an AmerI-
can now in New York, who was AT the head of
an American establishment of the same kind In
London some years ago.