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The morning call., 1894-01-23
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
A Bureau of Registration and In
formation,

The Golden Gate Christian Endeavor has de-
cided to establish bureau of registration and
Information for Christian Endeavorers from the
interior and beyond the limits of the State who
may visit the city during the progress OF the
MldwiDter Fair. and has intrusled The matter
to commute e consisting of John Keegan Rev
James Woodwork, George III. SIudley Miss
Rosa Lamont aud Miss Emma Stanley. This
committee has arranged TO have The bureau Ia
the library OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
clailon, ~ Suffer street, where visiting En-.
deaVorers are requested 10 report and register
their names III book that viii be kept there
Tor the purpose and where they wiz be SUD-
piled with such information of any kind as
they may require, 50 far as il is practicable to
give IL 10 Them. George II. StUdlry will have
charge or the department registrar and Miss
Rosa Lamont, the secretary of the committee
whose address is 1928 S IN Carlos avenue, will
have charge of the correspondence Christian
Endeavorers living in the city are requested to
call on Mr.. Siudley at the Young Mems Chris
tian Associations room and leave with him
any information of the Kind likely to be needed
that they may have 10 impart.
The morning call., 1894-01-23
ANTI=CIGARETTE LEAGUE.

Still few more schools remain uu heard
from in regard to THE CALLS popular
crusade against cigarette-smoking by
minors. The rolls are being held open to
allow of all having fair chance to ally
themselves with the mighty host which
has already declared for manly independ-
ence from degrading habit.
The public school boys have been given
the preference in the matter of joining the
league. Hundreds of applications have
been received on behalf Of boys in other
schools or unattached. but so far these ap-
piications have been merely placed on
file. 1t was thought fitting that the move
ment should first be adopted by the San
Francisco public school boys. Afterward,
if they so desire, the lines may be extended
SO as to include others. The privilege of
SO expanding the membership rests with
the original members of the league-the
boys OF the public schools.
Additional lists of members will be re-
ceived at any time. and the pledges already
submitted for signatures may be for
warded to THE CALL at once for publ
cation.
Following are recent members of the
anti-cigarette roll of honor. health and
independence:
The morning call., 1894-01-23
PLUCkY MRS. MCDONALD.
The Bankers Wife Bluffs Two Bold,
Bad Burglars.

X. Ii. Mcdonald Jr. of The Pacific and Peo-
pies banks has an estimable piece of personal
property In the person OF courageous wife, as
was proved last night at the family residence,
AL Seventeenth street, corner OF Guerrero.
About Il 1880 O'clock Mrs Mcdonald and her
maid were IN MIS-. McDonald's room. Mrs.
Mcdonald was awaiting her husbands return
anG nnally asked her companion to look
around The house TO see that all the doors were
locked.
The girl went 10 the kitchen, and was horrl-
ned 10 see two men woi king away at the house
door, she was so pai alyZed With terror that
she could not even scream but managed TO get
pack and tell Mrs. Mcdonald, and the two re-.
turned 10 the Kitchen
MIS-. McDOnald cid not take light, but dis
ceined the two burglars. and the maid was so
encouraged by her presence that she immedi-
ately began 10 scream. Mrs. Mcdonald told
ner not 10 scream, as she would ''soOn bring
tueln 10 terms with the pistol"
inlS lhfeat uttered III assured tones, 80
frightened the burglars that they made of,
eHecung their escape through the rear part of
The house.
A police officer shortly afterward arrived on
the scene, followed by TWO more, ana at once
Proceeded on the trail OF tie fleeing burglars.
II. a. Mcdonald ,Ir. returned to hear the story
ana congratulate his wife on the rare presence
OF mind which had saved the house from being
looted
The morning call., 1894-01-23

Those who have seen him 10 School" "Riche-
lieu." "Withered Leaves" and My Uncles
WHIP can readily believe that he scores hit
in Held by the Enemy as 1.-THE special from
Leslie's."
The orchestra will be under the direction of
Mr.. Shafter Howard, whose well-kn0wn ad-
mirabe talent in musical lines viii insure that
the music on these TWO evenings will be
noticeable feature. On Thu sday evening will
be rendered composition of MIR. Towards
own, Before the Ball" given for the first time
In San Francisco. The following is the cast Of
characters Tor field by the Enemy:
Maior-General II. b. Stsmburg. commanding zSs
United States forces In occupation.
colonel Charles Prescott, Seventh Massachu
sets Volunteers. MIR. j. e. wilson Jr.
Lieutenant Gordon Hayne. an officer OF the
Confederate army Mr. T. NJ. Greene
Thomas Henry Bean. special for ''Leslie's''....
observation-disclosures Mr.. Frank Matthew
Brigade Surgeon Fielding Of the Second Divi-
sloh ......-..-..-...m r =. '" w llSon
Assistant Surgeon Hathaway. staff surgeon OF
the military hospital. Mr.. }. Cal Ewing
Lieutenant Colonel Mcpherson, Second Divi-
sion Hines cavalry ...... MI. y. II. Taylor
Captain Woodford. second Division Hines
- cavalry MT r. r Dann
captain Benton. MT h. H. Stanley
lieutenant Massen.-- $3.50. ME- r. d. McCornlck
III ton. orderly sergeant. MT W. X. wheaton
Euphemia McCreery, maiden lady of the
sonth .......-. ...-......: MIS- d Cal EW ing
rachel McCreery Her MISS grace d. Fisher
susan McCreery nieces -. Miss Maud Morrel
Director and stage manager. Mr.. Louis imhaus
Battery +, Second Artillery, Captain e. L.
klnsman, has kindly volunteered lis services,
aud everything Is being done TO make the bene-
| Ut the success hat the worthiness of its object
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&" Held by the Euemy."

The performance of HELD by the Enemy" to
be given at StockwelPs Thursday and Friday
evenings OF this week, for the benefit OF the un-
employed women of San Francisco. bids fair to
eclipse even the brilliant success scored by the
Charity Company in Oakland fortnight since.
This company is composed OF ladies and gen.
tlemen well known In society circles In San
Francisco and Oakland who are making some
thing more than local name for themselves by
their histrioDic gifts. They have every reason
to be proud of their representation of Gillette's
great American play, which they give in a NAH
The morning call., 1894-01-23

Maurice Morisson's manner of acting, as
developed by his performances with the Ger
man company at the Baldwin Theater, Is very
pleasing, and gives evidence of good taste. He
played the leading role in Der HuttenbesitZer"
Forres,1 Iasr Snn. VI snG anG aveU ,hnse
VINO may not agree with him in certain subtle
points In the conception of the role admit his
cleVerness OF execution
Inc play was good selection. The better
part OF the audience-the ladies-liked the per-
romance amazingly. as its strong effects APP
pealed TO their tender hearts. There was a
certain heplessness on the part OF certain of
the actors In dealing with their parts that
caused The audience to smile occasionally, but
we may pardon this as the general effect was
OF welldeSeryed recalls
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The Hawaiian Debate.

The demand yesterday for tick cts for the de-
bate on the Hawaiian question was large
Public interest in the subject is increasing; In
reality the fact that two such prominent cit-
gems as w. III. l.. Barnes and Irving NJ Scott
will argue on the Affirmative side of the ques-
ton, and men of such acknowledged ability as
Rev. Horatio Stebbins and John 7. Irish will
argue the negative, combined with the fact that
the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court OF the
STATE together with Judges from the Circuit
and Superior Courts will act judges of the
debate, makes the consideration OF the ques-
tion Que of national inter est.
The morning call., 1894-01-23
KELLY &ZIEBES
l2O KEARNY STREET.
Gigantic Cloak Sale!

During this week of the Gigantic Cloak Sale we
are pound to do great things for you, to keep
up the wonderful success of this our Greatest
Cloak Sale. and we are offering this week Fur
Capes, Cloth Capes, Jackets and Newmarket at
specially great reductions. Remember we only
oHer The best of goods. No trash and no misrep.
RESERVATIONS.
The morning call., 1894-01-23

James Burke
Emile Cereghiuo
Joe Sllveria
Mats LackStrom
q fava
q Gardofalo
Moses Kramer
John Costello
George FeTTr
John de Vincent
Nicholas Milloglav
Frank Figone
Reu ben Sommer
A Alberigi
Fte ed Grote
Peter Yuertich
Louis Friates
Joseph Gardofalo
VincenZo Delilo
Fred Maata
II Mclaughlin
A Al oliuari
John Delucchi
a S0liZl
Frank Scatena
Eddie Schultze
August tigoni
John Stewart
Emilio Firenzi
j LeOni
richard CarniglIa
Ernesto Flores
Bernard Stymmel
Anthony laramie
Irving X Thomas
Michael Chavis
Charles MERRIAM
Frank Davis
John ROsendo
Augustine DeImOnte
William Fleming
Mickollno ToSsi
Lawrence Dapello
Augustine TognOtti
Antonio Delucchi
Otto del Carlo
William MaImone
Vincent Mascarello
John Tacoma
Luigi Chic
Vittario Noiri
CarlIno Dericco
Oscar Wilson
The morning call., 1894-01-23

The sale OF seats for Patti ,ROsa's engage
ment at Stockweps will begin Thursday morn
ing at the box office. The engagement opens
next Saturday night, and the lively farce
comedy. "Mss Dixie" will be the medium
used. Ii is promised that the numerous songs
and specialties introduced by Patti Rosa, Joe
Cawthorn, Bert Coote, Maurice Darcy and
others are new and entertaining.
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IRVING PRIMARY SCHOOL.

Francisco Arroyo
Alfred Nannucci
Herman Sommer
Joe Thomas
John Scully
John Faccini
Freddie Rsschen
Oscar Scliwabe
Joe 0Brlen
Willie baltimore
John O'Brien
John Cola
Joseph Bona
John CampOdonico
Edward Ferrari
Angelin Dericco
Achille SupOrino
Antoine Ross
Eddie Boyle
James Lynch
Peter Figari
a Archambault
II Becker
SilvtO BOltano
Marcus Mojiea
A de Franchi
Louis Sandberg
Joseph Rogers
John Gonzales
Edward Fl ming
Fred Schmidt
Vincent Faccinl
Frank Moran
Thomas Dematel
Joe FOrcada
Emilio Debsari
John Wilson
George Alameda
George Ger Chino
Jose AlcaraZ
David Devote
Vincent Scoito
Alfred Donigan
Lawrence Sickel
NincenSa Falconi
OlintO TofanelIi
Edward Freese
Lorenzo Dinucci
Joseph Artig
Louis Oneto
Joseph TOboni
Antonio Devencenz'
John baltimore
The morning call., 1894-01-23

The Orpheum Music Hall was wells attended.
There is multitude OF attractions here. and
not one OF them is ever allowed to grow stale.
One week generally lets them out and there is
always something newer and better 10 take
their place. Walters Is working his present ad-
vantage for all il is worth.
The morning call., 1894-01-23

200 competitive bands for the California Mid :
winter Exposition. The vocal assistants Will
be Miss Effie Stewart, prima donna soprano,
ana MIR. AlonZo L. Hatch, popular tenor.
The English press is loud in their expression of
Miss Stewards ability as a vocalist. The band
Will be the subiect of future notice.
The morning call., 1894-01-23

Crowds gathered at the Tivoli last evening TO
enjoy "Ihe Beggar Student" not new opera,
0ul always popular one. Mr.. Robert Dunbar,
lhe tenor, had part TO fit him in the leading
role ana sang and acted with much acceptance.
80 Iar as solid business is concerned the Tivoii
now appears 10 be one OF the standard places
OF amusement In The city.
The morning call., 1894-01-23
PoTRERO SCHOOL.

John Crudden
Gus Linehan
Rennie Hedstr0m
Willie Hons
Alfred Fulton
Tim J. Murphy
John Dickie
David Dickie
Charles Rasmussen
Frank Boyle
Hugh McDevitt
Henry Johnston
Lewis Davis
James Canning
James O'Donnell
Michael O'Leary
John Mccormick
] ON KEENAN,
Eddie Fitzpatrick
Albert SchultZe
Henry Sullivan
Chris Rasmussen
George Lind
Charles KlOe hn
Willie Steward
Thomas Jones
Tim ConnOrs
Frank Burns
James Daily
Willie Hurry
Harry Savage
Henry Bdhlman
John + TOohlg
John kraut
Pilnler OtteTbeck
Charley O'Donnell
Dan McGregor
Charlie Keeie
James Schulz
Albert BordWeil
David Easdaie
Joseph w Langley
George RasmusS n
Norman Campbell
Frank Carson
Thomas DAILY
Joe Durham
Charlie Crowley
James Law
Lutcy Scharifg
Charlie Fitzpatrick
Walter Crummey
Peter Rrulm
Eddie Williams
John Marshall
David Gllle>p pie
George Boyle
Eddie Lind
Frank Clinton
Arthur Nygard
Albert Easdale
Lorenzo Murphy
Russell Richards
John Keefe
Albert Lind
Willie Ryan
Henry Albers
Fred Kohler
David Campbell
Frank Osterman
Charles keenan,
The morning call., 1894-01-23

Mr.. John Waller young Australian lawyer,
who arrived by the last steamer from the Col
onies, leaves to-day en- route to Boston TO join
L. +. Rice at Park Theatrr, and viii write a
new burlesque for him. MIR. Waller has de.
of
The morning call., 1894-01-23
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cape, fur trimmed: all sizes; reduced from 1926 so
No country orders filled unless accom-
panied by a deposit. No goods ex-
changed during this sale.
The morning call., 1894-01-23

On Wednesday, January 81. Bernhard Mol
lenhauer will appear at METROPOLITAN Tempe.
AS a star performer Mollenhauer Is a skilled
artist, whose merited success indicates the very
first RANK among violinisIs.
The morning call., 1894-01-23

Mayor Ebert received letter yesterday from
the parents of Michael Bailey, a Nashville
(Tenn.) boy, who ran away from home Ovem-
Der % last. Michael Is IL years of age, but
$500 reward for him and are inclined 10 think
he Is in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1894-01-23

Willie Andrews
Morris 0ppenheim
Frank Arai
ISadore Hyman
Sidney Chase
Joseph Clavere
Kuni krauSgrill
Eugene r. dentlla
August knopf
Joseph Doclos
Harry GaTrido
Eugene Jackson
Mario Rocca
Alfred Crawford
Joe Bacciocco
Charles Smedley
Fe rdie Alpers
Henry Hanson
Leon ThorSen
Frank Bremen
Harry Abrams
Louis ClOt
Charles Adams
Cleveland Graumella
Eugene Hermida
John Kilcommon
Johnnie Leilh
W aller Nordwell
Freddie Silva
Morl'Z Wolff
Silvic Tacc0ni
Harry l. Spencer
Albert Cawson
Alfred Nordwell
Ablam Ezekiel
Bernard Peterson
Albert Flick
Samuel Wehrlt
Mark Thall
Tommy Franklin
Angelo autini
Nathan Glass
| Henry Vancino
Fred Clavere
George Miller
Mike Zepeda
Henry Levy
MariuS Garrigues
John Garibaldl
Frank Spaelti
Willie Schaumlofel
Walter DroSsel
Emil Richter
Eugene Clavere
George Fabbri
Antoine Sylvester
Michael Hughes
Enrico Agullar
Joseph CESAR
George Dryer
Harry Franklin
Peter Hartwigsen
Leonida Iaccheri
German NergOs
Arthur kenig
Henry Llschke
Max Meyer
Eddie Shaw
Charlie Stigliano
Emilio Gianlni
August Chaussi
The morning call., 1894-01-23
LIE CONTE PRIMARY.

fora Akryama
ID via Billings
James GlacUmella
Dan Shay
Domiuic Stigliano
Peter BellandO
Frank Stigliauo
Joe Jacobs
Joaquin Santa Cl w
Raymond Voelp
George Daniels
Leslie STadtfeld
Bernard Y erdlnir
" alter Gaestel
Jules Brunei
Owen Williams
i homaS Wharton
william lam Dellcn
Denis Nasseur
Oscar GaeSttl
George Dunbar
Lui de Vincent
BlaZy Caffarena
DuresSO Goodman
James Kit efman
James l. Roy
Eddie Miller
Eddie Randolph
Charles j Wagner
Henry II krausgrlll
Pietro CandiOto
Willie Krausgrill
Michael Zeller
Eddie kItterman
Tony Giusti
Charles Bartels
Waller Billings
Jacob Marks
Charlie Chase
Otto Ratio
sam FOss
George McMullIn
George 1saacS
Joseph Davis
Joe Aula
James Mckenzie
Harry Ludin
EDiIaciO Gutierrez
Charles Krausgrill
Thomas Beatlie
julius knOpf
Oliver Paquet
Jules MOtrricherd
Charles Ohlerich
Marcelino Garcia
Eddie Carter
i ony Silva
John Bellando
Joe Dusserre
Jules Esperance
Willie Griffin
Charlie Hernhaw
Joe Jacobs
julius Jacobs
Frank Koenig
Henry Malirat
Fred Nelson
Marius SOulages
Willie Gtacomelli
Emile Turpin
Sam Abrams
The morning call., 1894-01-23
HORACE MANN EVENING.
HEARST GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

Willie Tennent Harry Nonahan
Sigfrled Hlrsch Robert Aaron
Harry Whitehead Ralph Hill
Oliver Tuthlll Joe Riordan
Frank Jeriui August Scbacumberg
Freddie w Mack Joe Unpar
George SandOw Iaurance Lincoln
OTTO Schrader Walter Glunz
Eugene Thurston Shire Roveyno
Richie Wits
The morning call., 1894-01-23

SAY. girls if you want to fool that best fellow
Just ask MIN TO give you his package of Whites
fucatan Gum. when he asks you TO be excused for
a moment between acts. See?
The morning call., 1894-01-23

The Iowa State Military Band will give a
grand concert at the Grand Opera-house to-
morrow evening, January "a The band is
composed OF fifty pieces, and was chosen from
The morning call., 1894-01-23

AT the California 1.-THE Ensign" drew fair
Monday night house. 1t will run during this
week. and be succeeded on Monday evening
next by the Howard AtheE8um Specially
company, seats for which. on account OF the
great demand, will be ready at the box-Office
On " edneSday instead of thursday.
The morning call., 1894-01-23
HENRY DURANT PRIMARY.

Robbie Abrams
Mosie Beer
Bennie Caro-
julius Cahen
Frank Mueller
Arthur Oppenheimer
Arthur Norrington
James Euright
Harry Cohu
George Enright
August Wobber
Jacob Goodman
Frank Tricon
Harold Schpeline
Augustine Byrne
William Lehman
Jake / Stamper
Harry Rowan
Melville Cohen
John Whelan
Frank Becker
BENJAMIN Hyman
Emanuel Euphrat
Robert Pleper
Bernard Gordon
Victor BruZZone
Oscar Pollack
Willie Summerheld
Sylvan Cohn
George Bennett
Vincent LacOsta
Sylvan Nat1an
Thomas Gibney
Henry VIII
Willie Gender
Fred Meyers
Abe Harms
George FlOrentin
Richard Martin
Martin Hamburger
Edward Oppenheim
Timothy Horgan
Herbert Mauch
Herbert Anderson
simon Harris
Albert SINH
Fritz Miller
B-r ip Haufe
Leo Kahn
Joseph White
Sidney Martenstein
Richard Artinger
John McInhill
Merle WaldrOu
Willie Moulton
Milton Newhouse
Grover Cohen
Joe ByrDe
John Collins
David CuShman
Gordon Plato
Eddie Enright
Eugene FIOrintine
EDDIE GoldStein
Sam McCarl
Melville 0ppenheimel
Eugene S ymOur
Harry kenealey
Frank LAWYER
Frank Ward
ArmandO Baldocchl
Fred Culverwell
Albert FREEZE
Leo Henry
Edgar Levy
Jaw McMenomy
Alfred May
Wal er Moulton
Willie Rampe
Eddie Roe
Million Sllyerstone
Willie White
Otto Laib
Paul Fay
Fred LenciOni
Edward HelnZe
Wooster Taylor
Ezra Eliaser
Harry Curley
Milton B cher
Max | AniXter
Garrett Bvrnes
Stephen al Vecchio
Harry Cushman
Louis Glesen
Willie Gauch
Carl HOlZmuller
William L" ach
Fred PhaTiOn
Lloyd Wertheimer
Charles Welch
Harry Buchanan
Andrew Honerlah
William Quinn
Edward BruZZone
Nathan Olinsky
Charles Kibbe
Emil Libdeberg
Walter Lyons
Irwin Bare
Marion Mayors
Charles A'tinger
Chester Stevens
William kenealey
Alfred CloL
Joe Ccffin
George CuShman
Freddie Freese
Edgar Giles
Pardee Howe
Adoluh knaus
Raymond Schaubel
Louis Ba sch
Joe TrumpOur
Willie MAYHEM
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The morning call., 1894-01-23

Fred Riccomi
RoSco Horn
Willie Dun
Henry McHugb
Fred Hildebrands
Rennie Dickie
John Crawford
+ j Mcnamara
Fred A wilkins
John SvmOn
james Easdale
Tom Flynn
John Mooney
Everett Sweeney
Willie Mckay
John Daily
Henry \ elson
Charles Mckay
Willie Symon
Mark Mccain
John Mcclure
Fred Cashier
George Keane
James Cox
Robbie Keenan,
Horace Hatton
Andrew Roger
Oscar Hatton
Frank j BoSter
Michael Daley
Arthur 4 Lewis
Willie Mcdonald
John Reimers
James Greig
Adam 5 eWart
Thomas johnson
Charlie II Callahn
Joe Fairclcugh
Michael Anderson
James II Finley
Henry Schroeder
Willie Donovan
John Hood
George Scharitg
Charles Sticbel
Willie McGregor
James Moore
Tom Moore
John Donald
Joseph Barry
Charlie Stran
Tom Turley
George Goldman
Frank Monaghan
Oscar Hansen
George Crowley
Chris henderson
Eddie Lester
Bruce Hoard
Fritz Beustrom
Otto Scharitg
Hugh Mccain
Dan Brovor
Eddie Sew art
David wart
jerry Carson
Stephen Ancell
Oscar Silkman
Willie Crummey
James TOoDlg
Fir Cunningham
The morning call., 1894-01-23

ana the merit OF the performance warrant It's
projectors In anticipating.
Tickets. including reserved seats, 81, on sale
at Sherman s. Claws
The morning call., 1894-01-23

W dll6T I'D n
Howard Beverly
Denison Cliff
Leon David
Harry Hunt
Stephen Murphy
Marcus Gender
Charles Geddes
Dennis Jordan
Joseph BOessenecker
Charlie Hill
Thomas Finn
Alfred Mayors
SiIvio Di Vecchio
Sidney Levy
George Liddle
Frank Norrlngton
George Cram
Carl Tamm
James HOrgdu
Reuben Sorensen
Harry Harris
Leo Bunner
Ralph Smith
Leonard WOolcock
a bert Giesen
Willie Roman
Arthur Allen
Hansen Tamm
Guido Gnetaldi
Harry De Courcy
Ralpb Pretzner
Eddie Nathan
bertram Thomas
/ wing Cnhn
George Allen
Berfie Fri dberg
solomon Rosenfhal
marry LaWrance
Sidney WitkowskI
Harry Duckett
Inilip II. Foster
William HEMINGWAY
Isaac Never
Gustave Raraty
William Teichert
Joseph O'Neill
W Walter Zefss
Robert Wands
lsidor Linman
Joseph ThueSen
Eddie Barrlty
Ern st Heinze
Giarence Dearborn
Edward Palmer
irving Gardner
Howard Hutchinson
Neorge ClauSSen
CharlIr Coey
Fred Cous cite
Franklin Dakin
Melville Floersheim
Miguel Goodman
B-nDia HirschfeId
Leopold Mitchell
Clyde Strong
Rudoiph Schrader
John Kerr
Leo Lesser
Charlie Worth
Jam Z Coyle
Jack Doughty
GIArence Fay
Lester Kahn
] bOmaS Mccormick
John Mccormick
II ram MARKS
Percy Raggett
Alisandro Ressighini
Josie Steiner
Andrew Thuesen
Eugene Juda
Penield Taylor
Loren Brown
Bernard Mitchell
George Willbrock
Percy Schwartz
George Goody
Milton Hirshteld
Edward Conn
GuSsie Beck
John Cotter
William Davis
Frank Esnard
Fred Glesen
Arthur Gerke
Herman Kreig
Leon Oppenbeim
Richard tum Suden
Albert S. Zimmerman
AdOlrh Wertheimer
Henry Leicben
George Kallenberg
Otto JESS
Joseph McDermotr
William Costigan
John Roe
Harry WiSs
IOmmie Bennett
George Catlett
Alfred SINH
Roland " ard
william Mccarthy
Henry Gilt
Leo Castillo
Eddie Cotter
Joe Eichwald
Frank Friese
Fred Greenblat
George Jacobson
Bonnie Ochs
Able Widauski
Henry Lewis
Dave Levy
Henry Keilus
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DRY GOODS.
KELLY &L,LEBES
100 KEARNY STREET.
Gigantic Cloak Sale!

IF won have not vet called at our Gigantic Cloak
Sale Won have made mistake, and there IS need
for you TO hurry. A good warm COAX may save .v
Won . big doctors bill this sharp weather ana We
are selling the kind of Cloaks you need at prices
that heretofore have been unknown II the Cloak
business
The morning call., 1894-01-23

Bishop Nichols will lecture on st. COLUMBIA
in Golden Gate Hall this evening.
The morning call., 1894-01-23
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ID - .CO. CAPE. with full butterfly top cape
all lined with fine satin; reduced from. $50 90
This is your time. Don't miss our sale.
Every garment reduced and marked in
plain figures.
The morning call., 1894-01-23
HORACE MANN GRAMMAR.

Edward Glennon G Barnes
Isador SamuelS c johnson
John Strand W johnson
Eddie r Ring Henry Casseps
Peter Bielenberg Thomas MCGOWAN
Joseph Under w Sanerty Jr
HORACE MANN EVENING.
Emile Letwarder Julian Letwarder
Willie Smith Henry BaumaDn
\ MathieSon III Agnen
NJ J Collonnen w } A Callonan
Henry Mau Ernest RigouIor
Joe FlvDn Eddie Rawson
Albert Osterloh Bernard Hemmineer
Ray Kay 4 Garvin
Thomas Gibbons ID Coleman
Ray Auguste Frank Stanel
Edward ID Eagan G Galloway
Edward s Atwater M Brown
Lawrence Richardson w Maglll
William Cadigan o Brown
Harry Fingan John Stefani
August Matter o Athey
Stenhen Ninklet J Lenhardt
NJ Ryan D King
G. ChrIstiansOn X Healy
Louis Dilpno Nj Mccarthy
Bert Mcleod
The morning call., 1894-01-23

G Barnes
c johnson
w Johnson
Hrnry Cassens
Thomas MCGOWAN
w Sanerty Jr