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The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
SPORT At SANTA CRUZ.
San Franciscans Are Making Big
Catches of Monterey Bay
Salmon.
Fishermen Bring In Five Hundred
Large Fellows-A Whale ToWed
to Capitola.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, Feb. 15.-Fish
Commissioners W. C. Murdock and H. E
Emeric came down this evening TO get a
chance at the big fishing. They said The
newspaper reports had seemed like exag,
gerations 10 most sportsmen, and for that
reason many of them declined to come
here.
The Santa Cruz people would welcome
all the visitors who care to come here, but
they do not like to De charged with send
ing out false reports. The correspondents
have obtained their information from the
fishermen and by inspecting the wharf
when the boats come in. The catch to- day
numbered between 450 and 500, and many
of them were handsome specimens, weigh.
ing from twenty to forty pounds.
Dr. W. ?. Chalmers, Quarantine Offices
OF San Francisco, brought in 8 forty,
FOUNDER Of which he was Justly proud
His catch was large and varied in weight
from that of the big fellow TO the small
ones OF three or four pounds. Isidol
Jacobs also made reputat ation as an angler
a party OF three-J. Scrivner, Judge c.
F. Montealegre of San Francisco and Cap.
tain c. H. r. Fitzgerald OF New York
took twenty salmon for the days sport
One weighed forty pounds and three
others thirty-five, thirty and twenty-nine
pounds respectively. Salmon weighing
above thirty pounds were numerous IN tht
catches by the local fishermen.
Trolling has been the favorite method
to-day, and il was by that method the
heaviest fish were taken. The smaller one:
remain nearer the bottom OF the bay. Biz
preparations are being made for to-moT
row S sport.
The whale that was killed yesterday ross
to the surface this morning and was toweG
TO Capitols.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
"Standing.Room Only" the lie.
gend That Confronts the
Late Arrivals.
CLEVER WORK ON THE STAGE.
The Benefit for the Fresno Club q
Great Success-An Attractive
Parade.

FRESNO, CAL, Feb. 15.-The significant
legend "standing-room only" greeted the
astonished gaze of the late arrivals at the
Barton Opera-house tonight. The min
sire. and athletic company of the Olympic
Club of San Francisco was the attraction
on the inside.
was not only extended to the visitors, but
every consideration calculated to make
them feel welcome and at home was looked
after.
The reception and parade this afternoon
was an attractive affair. 1t was partici-
pated IN by about 100 members of the
Fresno Athletic Club and sixty from Com.
panies G and f, Sixth Regiment, N. G.. c.,
fully equipped and uniformed and headed
by Justys band. The line of march was
through the principal streets of the city.
The entertainment tonight was benefit
to the, Fresno Athletic Clup by the
Olympics. Those on the reception
committee from the local athletes were
r. NJ. Thompson. J. Reichman. w. D.
Coates, n. Sherwood, William Glass, Z.
A. Donahoo. F. G. Berry and II. Chamber
lin.
In the cast of the minstrel aggregation
were: Sloan, Van Bendeleben. ]. Catch
cart, O'Brien, Hallett, Hreling, Cook
Toohig, McNally, Stegeman, Rathburn
Starkey, Carter, C. Cathcart, Griffith
Morrell, Butz, Mitchell, Swinnerton
Charles T. kreling, Fred A. Brtten
Joseph F. Coffey, James W. Coffroth
Chase, Comey, T. Jennings Jr., X. Wat
son. j. J. Cathcart, Short, Kennedy, Ros
borough, Homier, Thomas, Dowdle anc
Chestnut.
The troupe was assisted in rendition o
musical and minstrel part of performanc.
by the following young men of this city
A. L. Carver, II. r. Brown, C. Byxbee, W
Il, Price, G.. NJ. Parsons, II. ID. Carver, E
I. Woolcott, A. F. Neate, H. H. Alex
ander, G. H. Burwell, V. Pond, w. "
Parsons.
The local hits by the members of tn.
company and the cartoons of Swinnertor
were rich. Alexander Rosborough, lik,
0. W. Holmes, did not dare to be as funny
as he could. Every specialist acquitted
himself with great credit. Some o
Fresno's most prominent and wealthy
citizens occupied seats in the parquet
dress circle and boxes.
The boys leave for home tonight, carry
ing the best wishes of many friends ant
newly made acquaintance in Fresno.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
BURGLARY At REDO|NG,
A Painstaking Thief Cuts His
Way Through Iron and
Brick.
Clothing Stolen From a Store Be.
lieved TO Be Proof Against
MarauderS.

REpDING, CAL. Feb. IA rsthsrnss,
burglary wss perpetrsted in the general
merchandise store OF n. Bseslsuer in this
city last night The building wss sun.
posed 10 De fire and burglar-proof. as sye-v
door IS OF iron and the roof OF corrussss,;
non, with double ceiling lined with
brick.
The burglars clint bed to the top q. the
ouiidlng. cut through the iron roo.. then
c-awled distance OF thirty feet between
the roof and ceiling to the bsck end Of the
store, where he cut through the brick sud
Wood work with 3 ehisei, making s hole
large enough for man 10 crswl through.
This hole wss directly over the lauor-
rooa,.
Then he let himself down 10 the top o.
this room sn6 then down over sacks OF rioUr
10 the floor He secured sbous Slss worth
az clothing and made his exit through the
rear door Of the building. which was bosssi
or the inside.
\ pair oi rubber boots were found or sas
roof- The tools With which shs burglar
operated were stolen from nearby wagon.
shop.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
ARRAY At sACRAMENTo.
Joseph Uetch Stops -Four bullets During
a Saloon BrGtUi.

Joseph Wctch Stops -Four bullets During
Saloon BrGtUt.
SACRAMENTO, Call, Feb. 15.-During
hight which started in downtown saloon
at $3.50 o'clock this morning, Joseph Welch
was shot four times by w. M. Johnson, a
gambler, better known as the Missouri
kld.' The men had been drinking
together. and becoming intoxicated, dis
cussion arose and terminated in fight.
WEIGH left the saloon In search OF pis-
tol, but failing to procure one returned
with rock and started for his adversary.
The bartender and a young man named
Maloney attempted to interfere, but WEIGH
evaded them and made q rush at Johnson,
who Immediately opened fire with his re-
yoiver. He fired four shots and each bull
let took effect.
One entered under the left arm, another
entered back of the left shoulder, the third
struck Welch in the center of the breast
but glanced from rib and passed through
Maioney's arm while Maloney was en-
deavorlng to separate the men. The last
bullet found lodgment in Welch's right
shoulder.
The wounded man walked from the
place OF the shooting in the saloon to
room In the rear, where he fell. He was
conveyed to the Receiving Hospital and
medical attendance was procured, but the
physicians have but small hope that he
Will survive his wounds.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
DoOLITTLE,S DAMAGE SUIr.
The Fresno igent Demands Pay fo
-4Neged Ealse I,nprison tuent

The Fresno Igent Demands Pay for
AHeged False Imprison ment.
FRESNO, Cal, Feb. 15.-The suit for
5000 damages by J. E. Doolittle, a real
estate and insurance agent of this city,
against the Sun Insurance Company OF
London, J. W. Lsnders, its general agent,
and n. w. Du Bois, a special agent. is
being hotiy contested here The ablest
legal talent is employed in the case.
Doolittle formerly represented the Sun
office. He got behind in his accounts, SO
says General Agent Landers of San Fran
cisco. and was given notice 10 pay up.
About this time Doolittle visited San
Francisco, where on warrant sworn out
by Special Agent Du Bois he was ar
rested on charge of embezzlement for
retaining $40 OF the company's money.
He was brought here under arrest bv
Sheriff Scott. Doolittie made good the
shortage, and the sction against him was
dismissed. He then brought the damage
suit.
Doolittle was on the stand most ail day,
and his examination was not ended when
the court took q recess until Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16

and skin diseases are frequently rot sk:r
diseases 3, all AL the lotions and hlcsches
and creams and powders in The world wou :
make good complexion If the digestion Is
wrong. II the stomach IS sour, and the
liver torpid, and the bowels constructed
the skin VIII show il. No use irving 10
treat the skin for such condition. The
only way to relieve II IS to cleanse the SIS
TEN and purify the blood As long IS Ire
heart IS pumping impurities 70 every part
OF the body, Just so long these impurities
viii show through TIE skin.
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery
IS good tc- TIE complexion because Il
makes tae whole BODY heslhv-beczcss 4
clears and pun6es the blood, makes the
digestion strong and clears c-.e impurities
or al kinds BY increasing tire sbiliey %
ssSlIila1e nutritious food. and ty the IL
fusion OF rs OWE ingredients II e--schss
TIE blood aro 50 makes Sciii. kscl1kv Eesa.
les and substitutes for SaliowusSs . -oSv
healthy glow Tse-S IS TO MYSTERY shcc,
Il u fs1T > miracle Il 5 merely the r.
sEl, o. cc-oiEstsoa o. rational, -.scz-sl
co1-or sense With expert MEDICAL k-cw..-
edge II cures diseases cS .ns Lungs i've
STOMACH. bowels, skin and scair, ss-o,y
oSc2Esc al 1.ese diseases Sp-l-y f-c- .he
same oaEse-a disorGe-ed clsesssoz ard
eolsecuer, I-pErs blood Do1sr let --esr-
cscr and scSplcsn chest yo- CT os ,,VS-r
hea,ts- Dr. Tsrc>'s Ccsdez Ms5sca, %.
eovS-y VIII positively c=-e yoc- Il s-Se-s-r
fo1 diseases named above
II yea want . know h-cG-sss os ~-~,,
E.scacsl truths, send :, cae-ceus s-a---S :,
cover coss a. mailing ezf1. and We wSTi
send you gREE copy cs Dr. rSrrr~ss ,g,rS
rSse Dock. So--=o1 Sense Medical al.
yser Address woSEDss DssggNssSy
&l AsssS.AGsess Ss-4,oA n. Y.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
TaCoMANs GIVE UP HOPE.
Believe That Mrs. Cody Viii Not Be Fount
Among the LtUing.

Believe That Mrs. Cody Will Not Be Found
Among the Liuing.
TACOMA, WASH. Feb. 10 - No more
systematic search for missing person was
ever inaugurated in the West than that for
Mrs. A. B. Cody, largely through the eff
forts of the Chicago police department.
Every Chief of Police in the United States
has been notified and supplied with de-
scriptions of the missing woman. Fifty
four division superintendent of railroads
running from Pacific Coast points have
each received personal letter from prom
inent railroad men, friends of the family,
with large number of circulars and PIC
lures. The extent of the inquiry is learn ed
when it is stated that telegraphic clews
from all parts of the country are almost
hourly received, invariably reporting in
vestigations that have ended in nothing.
With these hundreds of persons assisting
IN the search, absolutely nothing has been
accomplished, and Mrs. Cody's relatives
are in despair. Every clew that has been
traced has proved an erroneous one, and
Tacomans are almost ready to admit that
the unfortunate woman will not be found
among the living.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
Fo8 a Los ANGELES kIILIN6.
Conductor StcAels' Trial ea a M.risr
GAarye Casss ets esey

Los ANGELES, CAL, Feb. iS-The
trial ot A. L. Nichols, conductor on sn
electric streescsr. on charge OF murder.
was commenced in the Superior Court To-
day. Nichols caused the death Of Joseph
hisS, q passenger on his car.
hsTd was riding with dog on his lap.
Con dectoT Nichols ordered him % put tue
des otf. kirk wss doing 50 when Nichols
SseSea the 0os. The conductor ana Kirk
bad Sorle wogas then, which resulted IN
Nichols throwing Kirk of the Csr. Niys~
osS. while the man WAS prost-sts. si-ues
and SleSe6 him several times. Kirk died
from his injuries
me trial vii, last several DAYS. A Jury
has eeen secured and the taking OF sssss-
noly conaaaeaces
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16

Those with an eye to an OPP
portunity, those wanting to
make their dollar do the SER
vice of two in other stores, Sc
IeCt the big store. They watch
the big stores ads and they
know that the big store does
what it adVertiseS. 1t makes
no rash promises, but when it
makes promise it performs it
to the letter.
Monday will be devoted TO
Underwear and Hosiery, and
such values as will be offered
will be remem bered by the
shreWd buyers for many a day.
Our sales are made up en-
tirely Of a high character of
goods. We do not handle
cheap stuff, and in our special
sales you merely get goods at
half price. Now you have a
full inside to the methods Of
our special sales.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
Suicide at San Quentin.

SAN RAFAEL, CAL, Feb. 15.-Coroner
Eden to-day held an inquest at San Quen-
tin prison upon the body of prisoner
named Rodgers. Rodgers, who was an
opium fiend, asked the doctor to confne
him in place where it would be impossi-
BILE for him to get opiur. He was placed
in the dungeon and while there strangled
himself to death. The jury returned a
verdict of suicide. Rodgers was sent from
Yolo County to serve term of five years
for burglar in the second degree.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
GENERAL MaCE0 REAPPEARS.
Easily Passes Spanish Troops and En-
fors HarIna Prorince.

4
LONDON, ENG, Feb. ia Madrid dis
patch to'a news agency states that an
official dispatch received from Havana
announces that the insurgent General
Maceo has ro-entered the province of
Havana, despite the presence of large
force OF Spanish troops stationed along
the boundary for entrance into that
province.
HAVANA, CUBA, Feb. 15,2-Au order has
been issued modifying the strict censor
ship that has hitherto been observed in
the matter OF cable dispatches. The Amer
lean newspaper correspondents will now
be permitted to send their reports without
being compelled TO submit them TO cen
sor. \ copy in Spanish of the matter sent
must however. be placed on file in the
palace OF the captain general
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16

Withdrew from the strong position lately
held by him. IL Is stated the Abyssinians
are now encamped at Adowa, where they
are waiting an attack. General Baratieri
is reported TO have started for Adowa.
Now that all the re-cnforcements for
General Baraticr have arrived he has
under his immediate command $4,000
men. divided into five brigades, each of
which is commanded by n major-general
With the exception OF North Africa, this
is tho largest army ever sont from Europe
to tho Black Continent.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
SHAKEN By A TEMBLOR.
Earthquake Shocks Felt at Los angeles
and Pdsddcnd.

Earthquake Shocks Felt at Los angeles
and Pdsddcnd.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Feb. ia dis
tinct shock of earthquake was felt here at
2:52 P. ny The temblor lasted several Sec
onds. Large buildings of substantial
structure were considerably shaken up.
In the million-dollar Courthouse the
shock was distinctly felt by the county
officials and their deputies, and they were
frightened.
PASADENA, CAL, Feb. 15.-Pasadena
was visited by a slight earthquake shock
at 1857 O'Clock this afternoon, lasting about
fifteen seconds. The wave seemed to pass
from northwest to southeast.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16

mans Thompson while hunting near their
homes about three miles east of this city.
Staub raised his gun to shoot at a rabbit,
and it was accidentally discharged. The
ball passed through the temples of Thomp-
son. Staub is 13 years old, and Thompson
was two years his senior.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
Les -snsesss ps..s.,s,. S,,,,.

Los ANGELES, CAI>, Feb iS-Chsrlss
hssson, railway pos:al clerk running be-
tween San Francisco and Los Angeles. has
filed : sui: ior SscssSss against the South
era Pacific Company, asking soT : S,sssr.
lsaens for S2S,oa0 he was severely iniarsS.
IN sIss wreeSlas es = rsssea er train naAy
Asasasss station. This IS the sissA damage
sun sssSans' tae railroad cesa psny filei IN
Los Angeles 4GE.ng the week.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
HOME on coLTIIIs REsERrE.
The Nershers Half Fhre,cn Open TO
Prospective SETTLERS.

Presprc.ie Ss:tlsrs.
SPOKANE, WASH, Feb. ls.-The news
OF the passage Of the bill providing for
opening Of the northern half of the Col-
vile Reservation was received here this
afternoon With great Joy, 4 large number
OF proseectors are arranging 10 so TO the
reservation Monday.
This section oi the State is known 70 be
one Of the richest in mineral OF any il the
Northwest, and the portion just opened
viii probably produce some OF the best
paying properties in the country. The cels-
ersteu Tsall Creek district is bus six miles
right along the boundary is the richest in
the camp.
The throwing opea of this part Of the
reservation viii cause general STAN pede
10 sae new country, anu be OF great bsnefit
TO this citv
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
Fate of a Yauejo B,,ra1ar.

SUlSUN, CAL, Feb. 10. = Charles NJ.
Clark, who robbed the stores of John
Brownie and G. B. Richart in Vallejo,
pleaded guilty in the Superior Court to-
day, and was sentenced by Judge Buckles
to fifteen years imprisonment in Folsom.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
Peckhum TO Ieare AaseI Island.

PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, Feb. is
DR.. J. Q. Cobb, for the past three years in
command OF the United States Marine
IL ospital at this point, to-day received
odrerS 10 proceed st once 10 Cincinnati.
he viii be succeeded here ny DR.. c. I.
Peekham. at present III charge Of the h os-
piisI st Angel Island, San Francisco Bay.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
To Ffoas the ksIerannsn.

FORT TOWNSEND. WASH, Feb. Is
All ballast has been removed from the
British ship Kilbrsnnsn ar Point Wilson.
snd tomorrow morning at Is O'Clock an
other effort Will be made by six tugs of the
Puget Sound Tugboat Company 10 pull
the stranded vessel into the water.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
sroKtNEs FRIENDS OF sIIrER.
State Ceasral oe.ns.sssxes Sssed 10 Csyig
fer q Tas< en- Erxe Cainacr.

Ss'@e SeHsraa te.sssss ssSees AsS Sed 70 Gail
fer "a Tese es Free Cei~srs.
SPOKANE, WASH. Feb I5.-As meet
ins OF sns Friends OF Silver, club devoted
70 the csHss OF the waite nssssl. Attorney
GENERA! Jones tonight introduced rsso-
Iaeon. which wzs unanimously carried. in
el5ees tAst the executive cou0issSs Of sas
ciGo BE requested 10 SSA the State Central
oo3nai;tes snd the County Central Cona-
Eaisisss Q. the several political PARTIES in
shs Stale that when they issuc . call for
gSE,sT1ss or caucuses for the election of
1esesssss primary 30 the National conyen-
sloa they ask aRd require s vote 81 the
same sSnes Tor or against she free coinage
.: silver
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
DARING TRIP OF 4 WOMAN.
Mrs. Wills Starts for Her journey
Thro,lQh The .;Laskan WfIds.

IHrONVH fHe \ STaSKdh WfIds.
PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, Feb. 15.-
The steamship Willspa, which sailed for
Alaska this morning, had as passenger
Mrs. J. L. Willis of Tacoma, q woman who
intends, unsided and alone, to make the
"trip over the SHOWS and ices of the frozen
north TO either Forty Mile Greek on the
Yukon or to Circle City. the farthest
northern settlement on this continent
Mrs. Willis has been north before and is
fully prepared for the undertaking.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
Serrn Years fer AansfnagAter

RED0ING, Cal. Feb. I5-Gsosss G.
Cs9ys who killed Edward Prscs ~ Css.slls
or August Ia isSs5. and Was eonysc.so Of
lsns4sehtsr On January 81 waS so-aav
ssRssacA 10 : term OF ssyel years IN she
States prison 81 Folsom
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
rs.A,s ~. -, S~x.,...

OGDEN, UrAs. Feo@ IS-Ths jury in
The case a Henry Allen, charged with the
murder q. James Wsekhaga n DscS aaher
lAsts rssNTnsa $ verdict os seQGSssal to-
nsSns- This IS the E-xs murder srss. IN
Ss2A WITH jury os oaiy eight psrsoaS
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
Hunt of Seattle Aeouitted.

TACOMA, WASH, Feb. 15.-A. B. Hunt,
formerly Chief of the Seattle Fire Depart
ment, who was charged with fraud in OBJ
tanning naturalization papers, was to-day
acquitted by jury in the Federal court.
The case had been on trial for three days.
1t was the result OF political row in
Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
nSssesear~s EarS.... ra~.sx.

FhShNlA, ASIe~, Fsh- ia-The nayste--
aoes 0sssppsaranee et ]. II. Lea-ssa causes
raeea eaeassasss, He has big stock OF
sSssSF2rS seeas snS WAS doing good buSs-
ness esefs Tor SsSaSs aveE three weeks
SSA - return II segE days, a1a has rot
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
ET4DING Alaska LAW.

fF'f''NF 70 H'V &fVtF Vf VVCf-
boundary.
PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, Feb. IS
Alaska liquor laws will receive a severe
shock when the Willapa gets north. There
are 100 half-barrels Of the excluded bever-
age going through the Territory in bond
70 the British possessions. A saloon
opened fifteen feet beyond the dividing
line Will make the enterprising owner of
the liquid q rich man in short time.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
Fusion ar MarusriILe.

MARYSVILLE, CAL, Feb. 15.-Demo-
Gratis and Republicans fused this evening
and nominated the present city officers by
acclamation as candidates for reelection
on March 16.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
sNcAnnNn az anama.

ssssst~ssss .kecASs 49, =tsssssS eres. sAs
sssssyss Fss~ss
EoME, IENaS. EsA IA dispatch fgera
MsSseWaA states saAs NeaelskA hsax a
sle AaySslsssns. asses sessalag &a attack
ea ne Italians nader General Eazssssss.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
LOT |

Consists of about 500 dozen
Gentlemen's Heavy Ribbed
Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers.
The Shirts are trimmed with
satin; pearl buttons. The
Drawers are faced with silesia.
patent cleared seams through
out-Clever goods, which we
propose to sell Monday, and
positively none to dealers, at
95C Per Garment.
None after Monday at the
price.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
-Accs4enial SAesss~s sesr R<ss,~

hhbDtSGs CAL-. Feo. l5-Jsrrv Sssre
to-day scos6entzll. shos sn5 killed c.s=-
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16

been heard from since. There are no bills
against him. Lebrun came here last fall
from San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
NEW TO-DAY.

Cupid breaks his
bow st the sight Of
a face full of PIN
pies and b,ctches
II ollow cheeks,
sunkeu eyes, sad q
sanow complexion
VIII defy his best
intentions Beauty
IS more than skin
deep. The skin IS
merely the surface
on which IS written
n plain characters
the condition Of the
body. The skin IS
not q thing BY itself.
The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
--45C--

None to dealers at the price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-02-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

The Grand Opera Season.-The sea-
son sale Of grand opera tickets now pro-
crossing at Aliens Grand Opera House
bids fair to be the largest that has ever
been held in Washington for any amuse-
ment enterprise and Messrs. Abbey. Schoef-
Eel and Grau are more than pleased with
the prospect Of having one of the most
brilliant seasons Of grand opera this city
mas ever witnessed. The season sale Of
tickets will continue until 8 o'clock Friday
night. On Monday, March 2, the sale Of
single tickets will open and continue until
the close of the enga cement. The follow
ing artists are under contract with Messrs.
Abbey, Schoeffel and Grau. and will appear
IN Washington: Soprani, Nine. Melba, Miss
sophie Traubmann and Nine. Emma Calve,
Mile. Lola Beeth. Nine. Januschowsky and
ME Nii. Marie Engle. Nine. Francis Saville.
teren and Mme. Lillian Nordica; mezzo So
prano and contra!ti, Mile. Marie Brema
MISS Clara Hunt. and Nine. Sofia Scalchi
Mme Eugenia Mantelli Nine. Aurela Kit
zu' ana Mile Rosa Olitzka: tenori, Sig
giuseppe Cremonini Mr.. Lloyd D'Aubigne
ana Mons. Jean lie ResZke, Mons. hubert
Sle. Roberto Fanli and Mons. G. Mau-
guiere. Sig. G. Russitano, Herr Otto Mir
Sales Sig Rinaldini and Herr Adolph Wall
no1er: baritoni, Sig. Giuseppe Kaschmann,
sig. Carbone and Mons Maurice De Vries
Sig. Giuseppe Campanari. Herr August Liv-
ermann and Sig. Vaschetti, Sig. Mario An
coma and Mons. Victor Marrel.
Pinafore'' Tonight-The comic opera
n. NJ: s. Pinafore will be given this even
ing at National Rifles Armory for the ben
emit Of the East Washington charity fund
1t will also be repeated tomorrow night
and Saturday matinee. and there Ia every
prospect that crowded house will greet
each presentation. The prices are moder-
ate. both for admission and reserved seats.
and great deal Of interest has been man.
the people Of East Washington especially.
AID, In fact, by all the charitabIy disposed
people of the city. The different parts Will
be taken by competent people and charm
ing rendition of the pretty and tunefuI
opera Is expected. Children under twelve
years of age will be admitted for
half price at the matinee Saturday and
tickets for the other performances may be
secured now at Sanders &. Stayman's mu-
sic store, 934 F street.