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The San Francisco call., 1895-11-03
HISTORY OF A DAY.
Alameda County Happenings Told in
Brief Chapters.
OAKLAND OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, !
Q0S RrOadWay Nov 2 (

oAKLAHD OFFICE SAN FRANCISCO CALL,
90S Broadway, Nov. 2.
At the meeting of the Council Monday night
the Mayor will submit communications re-
lating TO the Grant school, city dredging and
other matters.
The settlement of the bill OF exceptions in
the Oakland waterfront suit was con tlnued to-
day until next Monday 20 be set because OF the
illness of Attorney Harvey Brown.
Ex-RaiIroad oficer 6. II. Kellogg to-day
pleaded not guilty to the Indictment OF the
Grand Jury charging him with trying 10 fix a
case. His trial was set for January z, 1896
James Welch. the leader OF a social set at
Temeseel, who was found guilty week ago OF
breaking in the door OF n ballroom because ms
Set was not invited, was allowed to go this
morning.
Father Powers of Livermore telephoned from
LlNermore last night for warrant to arrest
Patrick Lofian, watchman, who the priest
alleges had made threats and discharged re-
volver NJ him.
l.. D. McKisick has demurred to the COM
plalnt OF w. j. Wheeler, accom- panied by an
ltenized statement OF q grocery bill for about
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MARRIED.

ALMAS-EDWAR DS-In this city October 2S
1895, by Justice of the Peace Barry, Philip Al
mas and Lille Edwards, both of San Francisco.
COSBIE-VAN NESS-In this city, October 80,
1895, by the Rev. William II. Tubb, William
Cosbie and Jane Van Ness, both OF San Fran
cisco.
SlLVAS-MCDEVITT-In this city, October l6,
1895, by the Rev Father Cummings, Ralph a.
Silyas of Pinole and May c. McDeyitt OF San
Francisco.
WHEARTY-MURRAY- this city, October %.
1895, by the Rev. Father Ferguson James /.
Whearty and Nellie NJ Murray, both OF San
Francisco.
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BORN

BORN.
GALE-In this city, October 2S, 1895, to the wife
of Milton Gale, a daughter.
HEISEL-In this city. November l. 1895, to the
wife OF p. Hese daughter.
HEINSOHN--In this city. october 20, 1895, 10 the
wife of Herman Heinsohn, son.
HoWARD--In this city, TO the wife OF D. I. How
ard SON.
JOHNSON-In this city, October 13, 1895 to the
wife of A. q. Johnson, son.
KRASE-In this city, October 81, 1895, to the
wife OF W. j. KraSe a son.
LBA-In Stockton, October 81, 1895, to the wife Of
Harry f. Lea, twins-daughters.
MCNICHOLAS-In this city, October 81. 1895, to
the wife of John McNicholas,
NEVIN-November !, 1895, to the wife of George
s. Nevin daughter.
NlBBE-In this city. November l. 1895, to the
wife OF j. II. Nibbe, SON.
NOLAN-In this city October 27, 1895, to the
wife of w p. Nolan, a son.
sToNE-In this city, October %, 1895. to the wife
OF George w. Stone q son.
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AUCTION SALES.
At 6S0 Market Street, Opp. Palace Hotel.
Pacific Heights Residenee Lot.

Pacific Heights Residence Lot.
North line of Vallejo, 20 feet west OF Cough St.
This large and handsomely located residence lot
commands grand marine view; is surrounded by
elegant residences. street in bituminous rock.
Examine it. Pacific-ave and Union st. cables.
Lot 30Xl20 feet.
Improved Property, Mason ST., near
jackson.
West line mos 12Ie-1223) of Mason 23 feet
south OF Jackson st.-Improvements consist of
two buildings OF and rooms and bath.
$50 so. Powell and Jacksonst ca bIes Large lot
double frontage, 45x57 6 TO Vernon place.
Western Addition French Flats.
North line of Hermann, 80 feet east of Steiner
ST. building consists of Two French flats on the
Germaniastreet front (Nos. l25 and 1251a) OF 5
rooms each; rents $23: Haight, Castro and Fill
more-street cars; lot 26:3xl20 to Germania ST.
Probate Sale.
Northwest line (No. SOY of Tehama sos feet
southwest OF First ST.; Improvements consist OF a
residence of rooms; this location must soon be
attention OF the Investor or Spectator; cement
stone walk street in splendid condition: lot % IS
xco Win right OF way over 2 Il feet TO the west.
Probate Sale.
Northwest line (No 4S) OF Tehana ST. 4SO feet
southwest of First; Improvements consist of
residence OF rooms; the location must soon be
ment; cement-stone walk; street in fine condi-
uon; lot 25xS0 feet.
Probate Sale.
West line (No 1879 of Leavenworth ST.. 1l2
two-story building on Leavenworth ST. of = rooms;
also small house on rear of lot. Rent -. HYDE
ana Jackson-st. cables. Lot ~ :6x162;6 feet.
Western Addition Residence Lot.
North line of Hermann ST.. 131 :3 feet east of
Steiner-This is handsome residence lot. Lot
all ready for building: pleasant surroundings.
Haight, Fillmore and Castro-st. cars. Lot 25xl20
feet 10 Germania 81.
Castro Heights Cottage.
West line No. S10) Douglass ST., I35 feet south
OF Twenty-fourth-rhis pretty cottage has six
rooms and bath; bay-WindoW; basement brick
founoatioa. Street macadanized and severed
Twenty-fourth and Castro-st. cables. Rents
Sl8 80. Lot 25x125 feet
Rincon Hill Property.
Southwesterly corner (Nos. 1923 and 325) OF
Bryant ST and Rincoh place (No. l26l-Eront
house, two tenements of three rooms each, rear
cottage, three rooms. Rents $27. Electric cars
Corner lot, 25x80 feet.
For further particulars inquire of
EASTON. ELDRIDGE & co.,
63S Market street. Auctioneers.
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Jane Matthew's viii.

The executors of the estate of Jane Matheny
have filed their answer to the petition of Neal
G. Matheny for the revocation of the probate
OF his wifes will. She left an estate valued at
$50, 900, and the bulk of this she left TO her
brother Henry Shannon aud her sisters Annie
and Eliza shannon. The husband alleged in
sanity as q cause for the alleged invalidity of
her will. In the answer this is denied, and
the executors state that Matheny habituallY
treated his wife with great cruelty because she
refused to turn her money over to him, and
that she was justified in leaving him but the
$500 which went 10 him by her WILL
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darcy NJ. Cashfn Goes Free

On the motion of United States District At
torney FOote the indictments against Darcy
NJ. Cashin were dismissed yesterday in the
United States District Court, on the ground OF
there being insufficiency of evidence to convict
The charge OF conspiracy 10 defraud the Gov
ernment was brought against him three years
ago, in connection with the smuggling case
against the firm of Neuberger, ReisS & Co, but
recent investigations made by Mr.. Foote con-
vinced him that there was no chance of a con-
viction, hence his course in the matter.
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Mrs. Van oott's Address to Young Men

The service for young men only at the Chris
tian Association auditorium, Mason and Ellis
streets, this afternoon at 3 o'clock will be ad-
dressed by Mrs. Van Cott, evangelist Her
same place was very large. snd the meeting to-
day will pe of especial interest.
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LATEST SHIFTING TNTELLIGENOE.
Arrived.
SATURDAY Nnrarnhn- O

IA ii
Arrived.
SATURDAY, November g.
Stmr Australia, Houdette 8 days and z hours
from Honolulu; pass and mdse, to d Spreckels
Bros q Co.
Whale stmr Thrasher, Tilden, 81 days from Arc
tic Ocean; 2lO0 lbs bone and 100 bbls OIL to n
Knowles.
Br bark Elliot, Evans, 146 days from Genoa; ;
md5e, to w II Grace q Co.
Ger bark Visurgs, Bohlmann, l46 davs from
Swansea; l4S0 tons COAL to Balfour, Guthrie d Co
Sehr Corinthian, Zaddart. IA hours from Hearns
Landing: wood and posts 10 Bender Rros.
Schr Emma Utter, Allen, days from Coos Raw. !.
$40 NJ it lumber. to Dean & Co.
Schr It Hill, Meyer, "a hours from Albion: /:
lumber, to Albion Lumber Co.
Sailed.
SATURDAY, November 2.
Stmr Point Arena Johnson, Mendocino.
Stmr Lsguna Peterson.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorized
to have the same published
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Hubay's opera, lie Luther de Gre
none" has been performed with great
success at Leipzig.
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I. TERRY, AUCTIONEER

REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT,
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SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
Agent FOR Hartford Fire Insurance Co. of Hart
ford Conn; Phoenix Fire Insurance Co of Hart-
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OF Edinburgh. Insurance placed in all the leading
companies transactng business on this coast Losses
promptly adjusted. Sales of furniture at resi-
probate sales carefully attended 70.
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"reminiscences of c. H. Spurgeon," tells
an anecdote about the great preacher as a
smoker. Some gentleman wrote Mr. Spur
geon, saying "he had heard be smoked,
and could not believe it true; would Mr..
Spurgeon write and tell him if it really
was so?' The reply sent was as follows:
Dear -, cultivate my aavors and burn
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The herald., 1895-10-20

lifting, said that there was no educating
power more potent than that of music.
He wrote of the inandatIon OF musical
waves as q veritaole bath sand medi-
cine; wished that he could live in great
city where, whenever he desired, he
could have music on his own terms.
Los Angeles is approaching the period
when true devotees of harmony can IN
aeei have treasures of sit on their own
terms.
There were never so many talented art
lists here as now. A list1 of Los1Angeles
yocalists and instrumentalists would at
the present time show an aggregation OF
musical ability that ought surely to force
its way into a prominent place among
the attractions of the city. In addition to
individual sources of musical enterprise.
there are various projects of an organized
sort, which give character to Los Angeles
as a musical center and promise perman-
ence to musical enthusiasm.
The grand symphony orchestra now be-
ing formed under the management OF the
Blanc hard Fitzgerald Music company;
the Krauss string quartetle: the series OF
classical concerts by the Piutti-Cornell
combinatIoni and che Novella quartette,
all furnish assurances of an exceptionally
brilliant outlook.
Without mutual ana pieooncerted effort
and organized groups, there can be no
connecting links between the music lov-
ing public and the best local talene. Los
Angeles musicians, realizing THIS. have
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Like Music
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Los Angeles Theater-Before the Trilby
mania spread with such remarkaole
rapidity throughout the country; before
Trilby's feet and Triby's morality be-
came important subjects OF discussion;
before Trilby teas and Trilby tablaeux
were the vogue. and before Trllby
bonnets, Trilby gowns and Trlby ice
cream molds had become necessaries OF
life, it was q foregone and inevitable con-
clusion that the heroine OF Du Maurier's
famous novel would eventually follow the
example of all of the celebrated and
notorious women of the present genera.
ton and take to the stage.
How many aspiring dramatists pond
cred over the story and weighed the slim
chances of evolving drama with any
sustained interest from Du Maurier's de-
lightfully chatty narrative will never be
known, says the New York World. One
seasoned veteran of the playhouse, how
ever, determined to make the venture,
and in Dece II Der last it was announced
that Paul NJ. Potter was adapting Trilby
for A. NJ. Palmer, having secured the
necessary permission from Harper q
Bros, the publishers, who own the. copy
right of the novel and control the
rights to dramatization.
The play was written in very short
time, q company selected and rehearsed,
and on March l1th last Trilby in dra-
matte form was produced at the Park
theater. Boston, where its success was
instantaneous and complete.
The cast was as follows: Taffy, Burr
Mcintosh; The Laird. John Gienden.
ming; Little Billee, Alfred Hickman
Svengali. Wilton Lackaye; Gecko, Rob.
ert Patton Gibbs; Zou Zou. Leo Dietrich
stein; Dodor, Herbert Ayling; Antony
Y. M. de Sike Lorimer, Edwin Brandt
Rev. Thomas Bagot, Edward L. = alton
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nell concerts will be given at Blanchard
Fitzgerald music hall next Thursday
evening. Following is the fine pro-
gramme. which will afford rare treat to
lovers of the best music:
The Two Grenadiers, Schumann-Mr.
William Piutti.
Sonata in g minor (four movements),
Schumann, Mr.. G. s. Cornell.
Songs, (a) Night, (b) Memories, (c)
Serenade, Neidlinger-Mr.W William Piutti.
(a) Ballad In g minor Chopin; (b)
GondolIera, Liszt--Mr. Q. .. Cornell.
Adelaide. Beethoven Mr.. William Piutti
(a) Waldesrauschen, Concert Etude, (b)
Rhapsodie Espagnole, Liszt-Mr. u. S.
Cornell.
The woman's orchestra, composed of
thirty five members, and which did such
effective work last year, is now rehears-
ing for the Messiah. 1t will unite with
the Treble Clef club, which has eighty
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united their interests, ands::they them
selves, as well as the whole city, m lst
eventually find the results most satisfac-
tory.
a 1t is sometimes difficult to secure or
engage the highest order of artists, be-
cause the public does not know how to
reach them, or, indeed, just what mu-
sicians are most worthy and gifted. Or
ganized clubs and societies. whether
small or large, bring singers and players
together, where they can be judged by
the standard of comparison, and if true
disciples of the divine art, secure all
praises merited. AT the same time the
public is also favored, and can make
wise Determinations in it's choice of IA
vorites.
The more cultivated classes in Los An
geles are rejoicing over the musical dis
tincrness which ii is reaching among the
Southern California towns where art am
bition thrives.
The second of the series of Piutti-Cor::
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CHARLES W. KING AS DICK PhRNYL IN SWEET LAVENDER

Colonel Kaw, Reuben Fax; Philippe,
Morel Beane Trilbv. Virginia Harmed
Mrs Bagot. Bertha Welby: Nine. Wizard,
Mathilde Cottrelly.
Studying the story carefully, Potter
realized shat the possibility of building II
substantial structure lay in the enlarge
ment of the hypnotic idea, nnd on these
lines he planned his play.
He has sacrificed none OF Che essential
characters in the novel except Svengali'
sister, and in her stead haE elaborated
that Of Nine. Wizard, the concierge, @
much more wholesome and enjoyable
parsonage.
Svengali is easily the dominating in.
fuence in the play. Mr.. Potter has
urawn the Hungarian musician weird
fascinatinglv repulsive character. He i.
brilliant, vindictive, malicious, selfish
= =
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AT THE THEATERS
And now Will come Oinderella-footed

And now will come Oinderella-footed
Triiby, with her Thackerayan lines and
her showing of the habits of Bohemia,
the ideal Bohemia. where gayety, care
lessness and unconventionality are sup.
posed to be the social law. People who
have lived in the real Bohemia know it to
be very bare, disagreeable, chilly place;
whore everything is tawdry; where a
forced jest comes from mirthless lips;
where anxiety as to ones dinner or ones
wardrobe is the predominant trait, and
where the sunny, joyous today by no
means obscures the coming stormy to-
morrow, when cola and hunger and pow
erty and age will bring la cigale to
gasp, sigh-and the end.
But Trilby Will merely picture the
bright side of this sad life, though she
will also make you feel most comfortably
sad; and if you are emotional you will
shed tear or two as the curtain comes
The herald., 1895-10-20
KEY AND BOW

In the amusement life of the coming
season in Los Angeles. music lovers will
lind unusual pleasure, to say nothing of
real benefit and inspiration.
The great Emerson, whose soul was
tuned to everything in life. literature
and art that was truly refining and up
The herald., 1895-10-20

women q voices and the Ellis club. whose
membership includes sixty male voices,
and render that great masterpiece in ora
torio soon after the holidays.
The next Krauss concert Will be given
November l1th.
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Music and Musicians

A Malay company is about to visit
Europe to give performances OF national
operas. Someone will probably call 1t
missionary tour.
PATHS last bit of advice to ambltious
Young singers is: "You must be a good
workman at your trade before you can Do
an artist in your art.
Commend alton is due Walter Dam
rosch. His opera, The Scarlet Letter,
Will be sung in English. This by So
called German com pany is unusual ana
radical departure.
The emperor of Austria has placed
suite of rooms in the Belvedere palace at
the disposal of the aged composer, Anton
Bruckner, who, like most good compos-
ers. has passed hisllife in poverty and OBJ
scurity.
New York will soon witness the first
performance in this country of W. s. Gil
berts and DR.. Osmond Cars comic
orera. His Excellency, which has been
great success in London and the Enghs
provinces.
The Imperial Opera company at st.
Petersburg has forty three solo singers, a
chorus of l21 and an orchestra of 1913.
Moscow is tritle behind, having forty
six solo singers, a chorus OF III and an
orchestra of 100 PLAYERS.
Frau Materna will make an American
concert tour during the winter; II will
be her farewell, as she has decided to re-
tire from public life, satisfied with the
fame of having been one OF the greatest
Wagnerian singers.
Eugene Oudin. noted English bari
tone, died several months ago. Oudln
drifted into several callings before he
found that field for which he was best
fitted. Mrs. Oudin has now decided to
initiate her husband and is studying
with Marchesi in Paris.
Contrary to expectations, the prforman-
ces of Rubeinstein's operatic oratorio,
Christus, at Bremen, proved great
financial success. Instead OF the ten per-
formances at first announced, fourteen
had to be given. and they attracted many
tourists from England, Russia and Amer
lea.
Like Music
Like music seems her presence dear;
1 look and list when she is near,
Till | become so sentient
That the worlds harmonles seem blent.
To lose one turn or tune fear
She lea-es the room-'tis silent, DEAR
When she returns the strains OF cheer
Are quick renewed; each swift intent
Like music seems.
Did you, oh, unsusceptible seer.
Deem me distrait, inane or queer,
When |. last night. as forth she went,
Cried out encore with head low bent?
Away her BEINGS atmosphere
Like music seems.
ELLA A. GILES.
The herald., 1895-10-20

The Bostonans will be here in a few
weeks. and the rush for seats will be, as
Il always is, something wild-an all
night g-in-line affair. The pub
lie can be sure of a fair, square deal, and
first come will be first served, as long as
Will Conant presides in the box office.
FRONT POW
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-12-06
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
Things That interest Church
GOerS.

Elder j. III. Patton will preach in
Brick Chapel next Sunday afternoon
and evening at usual hours.
The program for the Epworth League
meeting next Tuesday evening will be
prepared by Miss Ava Warner.
Miss Phoebe Roy will conduct the
Young Peoples meeting in NJ. +.
chapel next Sunday evening at 6:l5.
Rev. Kirkland will occupy the pulpit
in Brick Chapel next Sunday morning
at III O'Clock. Come out and hear him.
Rev. Tom Thompson, of Melvin, is
now holding special meetings at the
Omard school house i'll Flynn town
ship.
Subject of Sundays sermons in NJ.
+. church; Morning, "The call for
Christian Prophets" Evening, "Sons
of God"
Special meetings in Brockway NJ. f..
church are increasing in attendance
and in power. They will probably
close with next week.
A. III. Cope, of Mt. Salem, is assisting
Rev. Paul Desiardins in special meet
ings in Brockway, preaching there on
Sunday evening.
The members of the Girls Sewing
Circle of the NJ. +. church, the eldest
of whom is not yet sixteen, under the
supervision of Mrs. f. 4. Griswold
have made record worthy of imita-
ton. They were pledged to pay SO a
year for two years on the church n
debtedness, and within the year they
have paid over $40 and have yet on
hand material to the value of SO.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-12-06

Mr.. Ira p. Wetmore, prominent
real estate agent of San Angelo, Texas,
has used Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in his family
for several years as occasion required
and always with perfect success. He
says: Il find it perfect cure for our
baby when troubled with collie or dys-
EMERY. ! now feel that my outfit is
not complete without bottle of this
Remedy at home or on trip away
from home. For sale by Will Lennon.
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TIME TABLE.
I'm effect November 2i. 1895.
WEST. STANDARD TIME. EAST.
MAIN LINE EAs


Leave Saginaw 1900 VI. Arrive at Flint 70 1913
T.. NJ, Holly 30 Il. NJ Detroit $40 T.. NJ, Toledo
4:4OP.M
MAIN LINE WEST
Leave Saginaw AS l.. NJ. Arrive mt Midland
5:29 =, NJ, Mt. Pleasant 100 4. NJ, Clare 1894 H.
NJ, Eyart :2S L. NJ, Reed City 500 T.. NJ, Bald
win S:l5 r. NJ, LudingtOn 1000 T. ~, Manistee
10:25 4. NJ.
Connecting at Ludington with Steamer for
making connections for ali Doints West and
Northwest
Sleeping and ParlOr Cars between Bay City,
Saginaw and Detroit.
Connections made ut Port Huron and Detroit
in Union Depot for all Points South, Canada
and the East.
For further information see time table of this
Company
T.. A. GRISWOLD. agent. YALE
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-12-06

A T A GENERAL TERM OF THE CIRCUIT
~ Court for the County OF st. Clair, contn
ued and held in the Court House, in the City OF
Port Huron, on Monday. October 2S, AID. 1895
Present, Hon. Samuel w. Vance, Circuit Judge
provided. hereby tix and annoint the times n,
holding the several terms OF the Circuit Court
for the County of St. Clair, and 3ist Judicial
Circuit OF Michigan, from January LIST, 1896, TN
I'll January LIST, 1898, us follows:
ON the first Monday of February,
On the first Monday of April,
On the first Monday of June,
On the first Monday Of October,
On the first Monday of December.
No jury Will be In attendance at the June
term, except by special order of the Court
This order To be published once in each week
for i've successive weeks in the Port Huron
Daily Times, and The Yale Exposition. of Yale
Dated, Port Huron, October 18th, 1895.
SAMUEL w. VANCE,
Circuit Judge. 3lst Judicial Circuit
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