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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-10

otro ingrediente que la malta de maiz, no,
como SO hace en- otros paises, mezclanlo mafz
molldo con mosto de cebada. Sc han hecho
tambien ensayos con el trigo, arroz, etc., al
gunas veces se ha producido un desarrolfo in
sufciente del principle azucarado, la ausencia
de substancias azoadas solubes origina facil
fermentation. Entonces esta cerveza se echa
perder, por la fermentation subsiguiente, y
ademas no posee las materias albuminoides y
los fosfatos q que debe sus propiedsdes nutri-
twas. RI empleo de la malta de mafz parece
que no tiene estos defectos
~. ANA DE CRIA.-Solicita coloca
Dion una en- buenas condolences. Dirijirse 4
Emilia C6rdova, en- Bayam6n, Gale del Co.
meroio.
*** Sc ha ordenado la remission al
Tribunal de ouentas del Reino, de las del Te-
soro Provincial correspondence q los amos
1895 96 y 1890 4 97.
~ Lease en- la primera plana de LA Co.
RREsPoNDENCIA un anuncio que empezamos 8
publican hoy de los seflores M. Paul Saulny y
Dutfaut Adrien. Dchos sehores Sc ofrecen
los hacendados agricultores en- general de
! cana, cate, tahaco etc., para extirpar por un
procedimiento de su invenci6n todos los insec-
tos que destruyen dichas plantas hacen rendir
mas las cosechas. Las pruehas que Sc hagan
| seran gratuitas,
~ Aver tarde lego a esta Capital en- el
vapor <Mexico, la gran companfa de zarzuela
<Aurora Infanti, compuesta de so nihos de
ambos sexos de doce amos de edad. Dicha
troupe ha recogido innumerables aplausos en- to
dos los paises que ha trabajado. Sabemos,
como va dijimos antes de ahora, que debutari
| en- nuestro teatro con Ez Rey que rdbi6.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1897-08-10

Presidente de Conseio de Ministries ha fa-
lecido. El asesino es anarquista italiano.
The Lamar register., 1897-07-03
Advancement.

Its wonderful" said the man who
Is always earnest, ''to see how they
can develop the intellects Of the lower
animals. There is no telling how
much we may oe able To benefit them
by systematic education
'.What suggested that ideas''
"A chimpanzee that saw. He was
once IN a perfectly wild condition.
Now they have by patient training
taught him 20 chew tobacco, smoke a
pipe, play cards and drink whisky. =
Washington Star
The Lamar register., 1897-07-03
A Large supply.

obliging Clerk Yes, sir: we have
mole departments in our great store
than You can visit in day. What
ever you desire, from fripperies ts'
folderols, will be found here I
doubt if You can name anything in
the mercantile line that We cannot
show YOU
Strsnger-"Got any sour grapes y
Obliging CLERK Certainly. sir.
You'll find them in Wanamaker's pri-
vate office, 'steenth floor. Take fourth
elevator to the right Cleveland
Plain Dealer
The Lamar register., 1897-07-03
TRUSTEES SALE.


WHEREAS. Frank ". Davis, hg hts decd %
w trust dated Octobsy 18th. A. d, isss. and
sltily rt-uriei in the oiihe- % the oaaaty clerk
% fColsrsao, 90 tie sIst day q oesob--r. a n
lsi- in book :. pasc -, oqarr}Fa 70 henFy
rcat estafc situate II the county Of prouers
and state % Colorado, to-zits
The sugtheast quarter % SEXTON eleven On,
Ia toznship tweufy-t'Eu ~ south, Aut - razEsrg
forty-seNen ga west q the sixth psincipAl
tssrtdian, tocu:hnr With full psid Es'Fpetusa
eoupsny, used FOR irrigation - above described
land. sait water rizht hsinr uy4sisacnsi b a;er
Canal elssutsany utl1ii fs-rti SO dated March H.
A. D.. 1884, and rccnrisd in the 0fios uf the
,lerk aad rceoFyier, % fr'seets eoziHty n hoos
y, page -, In trust q seegrr tbr pa{meat II
HE pForiizsory untr for the sEm of hffsau
handred $3.50 doliNrs, dated ortoher =, issss.
ities company ca the hrst aSy ~ NoFvIsst--r. A.
D., i-gi, tns,ethrF With intzFls. theFeau sefai.
and so-i01 dollars each. atssehe.i 10 said nots
und payahle respectively on tils first days -
Aay sgd Soycglher II raeh year. with intsrsst
On said coupua motor AZ ihe rate of tSo per
cent I,sr fnnsth after maturity sad
Whereas, ssid deed q trust provides that in
any in.erest thereon. OF any part theFeslf, then
it shall BE- lawfu Tor tlr ssid trustee. OF his sur
par tl,@rs,sf and All Tisfht and sl5ify "a rsesf
tion q the .aid Frank ". Davis therein Al pnt-
Where's, II : pr,,sids,i in and ts said aesa 81
trus; that in ease - the death, inshiiity
fusal % the said H-urT J. Aldrirh. traEtae. 20
act At any time Whsu actina taaY h- required
fnr the eKecntio~ q the trusts unsieF saie siaed
q trust, thea the legal holder 81 said note NAV.
by writing duly acknowledged. agFsatnt suc-
csssof in trust 10 the said Heary ]. Aidsieh and
Whereas, the said Henry j. Aldrtch Il absent
frum the state uf Colorado and unable 70 act
and the legsl holder u the aid note hzs b
writing, duly appointed the UNDERMINED trHs-
tee 70 act Ns sDccrs-gr 10 said Henr1 !. hsirich
r"-nrSioi in the eiiine 81 the caslRty clerk and
rprnrt q af Froucrs county and state Of Julo-
RADIO, and
" nereas dcfaalt has h-cen made IN the pay
rnent Of The interrpt doe November ist. lisa
and subsequent thereto, and part Of the
Same has been paid. and default has also been
made IN the payment u thr taEfs for lsl1 and
Subsequent and no Part ~ the zAuls have been
paid. and the legal holder uf said note has de
clarsd the whole % said principal sum aad in
Of said premises under said decd Of trust.
Noe therefore. the undersigned, A. such tryzs-
tee. VIII Tuesday. The E5th day Of JulE issl AT
ttse hour of ten clock IN the forcuoun. at the IRE
mont street fru1t door Al the court house in the
city of Denver, Arapzhoc cacnty, Colorado. sell
THE above te-crfbed property. and all water
rights and interests ApperfAiuing fherefo and
ia and By said deed - trVlstcozNsyeSi.
Dated juno =. lsp7.
THOMAS L. SMITH. Trustee.
Successor In Trust.
First publication. June o. 1sc7.
Last publication. July "a. lss7.
The Lamar register., 1897-07-03
New Cold FleIds.

Recent sensational gold discoveries
in the Red River district in northern
New Mexico indicate that this localI-
ty will shortly be as widely celebrated
as Cripple Greek. Already the rush
Of miners and prospectors has begun
and by the time the snow has fully
melted thousands viii he on the
ground. Take the Santa Fe Route
to Springer, New Mexico, from which
point there IL stage daily to Eliza.
bethtown, Hermatite and Red River
City. For further particulars inquire
of W. f. cade, agent
The Lamar register., 1897-07-03
ONE FARE FOR ROUND TRIP
PLUS s2.co.
Travel

Travel
isa JOY to those who know how 20
get the most out OF IT, Luxurious
Pulimans, comfortable chair cars,
modern day coaches, regular and
appetizing meals at dining rooms
OF ~ dining cars, in connection
with shortest distance and time be-
tween given points, makes travel
ing a pleasure at any season Of the
year. This is what you pay for and
get when your ticket reads
via
Snntn Fe Route.
The Lamar register., 1897-07-03
Cool sreezes

Cool Breexes
are most appreciated dnring the
summer, when the hot sun makes
its presence felt.
MILWAUKEE
is situated right on breezy Mich
igan's shores, and the tempera-
ture there is usually just right
If you expect to attend the Ma
tional Educational meeting to be
held July 80, 1897, you will
find the shortest and most com
Portable line to be the
Santa Fe Route
W. J. BLACK
q. P. A., Topeka, has,
The Lamar register., 1897-07-03
For Sale or Rent.

EN- Me-, and Swii NEI, ard Lot Of
9.. A. Chas- A. Martin.
SSis nl l7-2s22- -. II. b Chandler.
SWt, ~ ~ -2i-4l. Wesley ClAWson-
E5E NNlt and Nj SWS. % II - &c, c
q. Lynch
Etf NEit aud NW5t Mel - and SE.Ils
SCI - - -. Ino. w. McDonald
We MEL and Et. NwIs of - - =, 81,
Evcr.op NJ Brown.
SCI ui - - Al. Jesse Eimund@on-
NWti of ; ~ a. r. 4. Brock
Also 500 first mortgage GA 5 4 4 - q -
rnadc by Il. A. Ellis. Title 10 this
can be sacurpd without delay.
Parties using any of the above desurib-
ed lands tssve Il A. Ellis land} are ties
passens. Address,
GEO. b. CONES.
Meade. KANSAS
The Lamar register., 1897-07-03
As to Mileage Tickets.

II you travel extensively. or frequently,
through Colorado. you will serve YOUR
interests and convenience IL you buy
'-Guli' thousand mile tickets, which are
now good for passage over the following
lines:
I'm. Pac-. Denver & Gulf.
Union Pacific System.
South Park Line.
Colorado Midland r. r.
Midland Terminal Il. r
This enables holders TO cover all iupSr-
tant destinations in northern, eastern
and central Colorado. including Lead
vile, Gunnison, Cripple Greek, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo, Trinidad, Clear Greek
and Giipin counties. and the Boulder
Fl Collins-Greelsy district
They are also good on the Fl Worth
and Denver by.
Rate Is $50. Good for one year.
b. L. wINCHELI4.
Gen. Pass. Agt, Denver, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1897-07-03
snntn re Route.

National Educational Association,
Milwaukee, july 9 to o, 1897.
The Lamar register., 1897-07-03
The
GREAT LAKES
and the
INLAND RESORTS

OF Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Michigan afford means Of enjoy
rnent despite The heat Of summer.
Cool breezes, generous shade
IL you want a vacation at reas-
enable cost and al seasouhble Pc
nod. apply to agent Santa Fe
Route, or W. ]. Black, G. p A,
A T. & S. f. Ry., Topeka, kas.,
for details.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14

helmet for Gnnther's and takes the bugle
which he has to blow thrice to fulfill his
mission. He awakens the Walkyrie in
her magic palace and the elves conv y
them to Gunther's burg without the wor-
rior goddess having seen the face OF her
deliverer. Gunther claims Brunehiide's
hand. as her rescuer. and bestows upon
Sigurd the hand OF Hilda. but
Odin Furnishes this deception. Brune-
hide finds out the true state Of
the case and breaks the charm OF the
magic potion by counter spell and
makes Sigurd VOW eternal love for her. TO
save her lovers life Brunehilde finally
promises to renounce him, but falls dead
In dong so. stricken Dy the blow that also
kills Sigurd. In the last tableau the god
Odin has forgiven Brunehilde and Sigurd,
and they are seen ascending to heaven IN
final apotheosis.
On Thursday the double bill of lies
Noces de Jeanette" and La Cavalleria
Rustlcana" will be performed. On Satur-
day the afternoon bill will be "La Juive, =
Hslevy's Unknown opera. On Saturday
evening lie Voyage de Suzette" will be
played.
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Trebelli Concert.

Mile. Trebelli has received so many re
quests to continue her series of song re
citals that Mess-s. Vert & Haurwitz hav,
decided to announce three more concerts
to take place at Golden Gate Hall on thu
evening Of Wednesday. March II; Satur
day afternoon. March 20. and Sunday
evening, March q. Mile. Trebelli's roper
toire is extensive and almost inexhaust
ible, and will permit of presenting en-
tirely new programmes. Among thu
many items to be rendered by the talented
canta,rice will be the "Shadow Song,
from Meyerbeer's "Dinorah"; the famou:
WALTZ Song" from Romeo and Juliet
(Gounod); Victor Masses TRANSCRIPTION
Of the "Carniva! of Ven zee" with addi
tional cadenzas and variations by Paga'
mini; "Che Gioia," written for and dedi-
Gated to Mile. Trebelli by the weIl-known
Italian pianist ana song writer, Tito
Mattel. Tschaikowsky, Massenet, Mas.
cagni. Leoncavallo, Grieg. List. ETC., will
be represented on the programme.
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whispered, too, that in some of the op-
eretias there will be double meanings,
and spade will be called a spade 80
openly that the gods should be thanked
when the young person does not know
the Gallo for that useful implement.
But putting the question of language on
one side, the French Opera Company is
all the advance notices painted it, and if
San Francisco does not support the organ
ization right royalty she deserves to live
on musical fare henceforth of topical
songs and colored minstrel troupes. The
frst-night audience was exceptionally
critical and discriminating, altogether
different from the first night Nordlca au-
dience, which had one fixed idea-to en-
core everything, good, bad,and indifferent.
At "L Africaine" the applause was ju-
dicious and the enthusiasm was almost
UNPARALLELED here in recent years. Pade-
rewski? On, that was all talk; there was
no particular outward and visible enthu-
siasm over the Polish pianist. People
went and applauded mildly. VOLTA touti
They never wept and grew maudlin, as
scribes with too, too vivid imaginations
affirmed. When people ventured on a
timid "Bravop' for Paderewski they
looked round furtively afterward, MUIR
muring. soto voce, "Goodnes3; hope no
one heard me-; but at 'L'Africaine"
enthusiasts shouted "Bravov' with the
whole strength of their lungs and then
looked the whole theater in the face, as
much as to say, Il did that"
Poor Nine. Feeder scarcely got her de-
serts in the way OF applause on the OPEN
ing night, but her appearance was her
undoing. The little Foeder is the regular
French type-chic, piquante, with nez
retrousse, and plenty of verve and dia-
bIarie in her composition, but when she
rushed on the stage looking a cross be-
tween Camanche and daughter of the
Pharoahs, there was a thrill of horror.
Those nodding yellow plumes would have
killed the beauty OF the loveiest dusky
belle ever the Southern sun shone on, and
they queered Nine. Foeder for the rest of
the evening, they and her piquant style of
good looks, for aqulline features and flash
ing dark eyes, like those OF Henri Albers,
can stand chocolaie-colored skin, but q
nez retrousse. snd gray eyes cannot, with
any glory to them selves. l do not want
to criticize la Feeders makeup, it was a
thousand times more artistic than Nine.
Tavary's when she played black slave
with golden wig. and the wardrobe Of
Elsa in "Lohengrin," but I do say that
Nine. Feeders singing would have
created more enthusiasm if dusky cpider-
mis- had suited her style of good ,oks.
That is the worst of Aida and Selika,
there is not one woman in fifty who looks
well in the complexion. However, la
Foeder entirely redeemed her re putation
on Friday as Leonora.
Albers is the sort of artist whose sing
ing one longs to crystalline and keep for
ever, it is so delightful. Nothing but
praise can be given to Massart and Nine.
Fremeaux-Benati. Ut is pity she has
such name-it will prevent people talk.
ing about her.) Provost carries the house
by storm with his high notes. In fact the
whole troupe of singers reaches a high
standard OF excellence. and have never
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14
French Grand Opera.

On Tuesday evening Reyer's ''Sigurd"
will be presented at the California Thea
ter for the first time in this City. 1t is
one OF the most popular and admired
works in the French repertory and in Ntw
Orleans won many iaurels when played
by the company now at the California.
The score is said to be very Wagnerian,
bur with a distinct individuality of its
own. Ths story deals with mortals and
demi-gods, the latter being of the Scandi-
navian theology. Hilda, sister of Gum
ther. King. OF Burgundy. loves Sigurd, who
delivered her from captivity, ard as her
love is not requited she induces her
mother to give him a love potion
In order that lie may be bewitched into
loving her. Sigurd drinks the potion and
SO loves Hilda that he consents to run the
danger of awakening the Walkyrie Bruno.
hide and bringing her to marry Gunther
II, as reward, Gunther will give him
Hilda's hand. Sigurd exchanges his
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14
At the Orpheum.

This week John Burke. III addition to
the forty minute act that he and Grace
Forest have been doing, will sing, by re-
quest, Johnny, My OLD Friend, john"
Tie Olifans, Virginia Aragon, the Queen
OF the Silver Wire." and Mario and Mario
will make their last appearance in this
country.
Barney Pagan ana Henrietta Byron will
sing new songs and the Waterbury Broth
ers and Tenny will do q new turn, as will
also Dudley Prescott, the "human brass
band"
The Colran emily of "automatic doll
dancers" as they style themselves. and
keating and Walker. dancing comedians,
matinee next Wednesday, ST. Patrick $
day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14
Alcazar Theater.

slim the Penman" will be continued
for second week at the Alcazar Theater
commencing with tomorrow evening. 1t
has been the fixed policy of the managers
of the theater to change the play every
week, but in this instance they consider
themselves warranted in keeping Jim
the Penman" as the attraction for another
week, as i; has drawn larg houses nightly.
The cast includes George Oabourne, Hugo
Toland. Adele Belgrade. May Buckley,
Charles Wyngate, Gordon Foster and
Francis Powers
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14
Grand Opera-House.

There Is to be a sensational California
melodrama this week entitled Eagles
Nest" In this play are contrasted the
Wild freedom of mountain life with its
rough c5ivalry and rougher fun and the
involved Vaccinations of the stock board.
The hero is q mountaincer OF the type
romancers have always loved to portray
as belonging TO the days OF gold" He is
devoted to the beautiful daughter OF q
wealthy stockbroker. The villain, the
fathers partner. loves her too. and
treachery and crime make the lovers
miserable Tor a long time. Nat NJ. Wills
will have an opportunity in Eagles $
Nest" TO introduce his tramp speciality.
The Acme quartet of Oakland will intro
duce series of new selections. Miss Anna
Daily, the talented local artist, will sustain
the leading role and promises well.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14

anu tQen ekelnG out the fragments tndI
remained with "a Man OF the Word"
Augustus Thomas Man of the World
is one of the rudest, most tactless persons
in modern drama. He dictates points OF
minor etiquette to other men with an air
of, Enquire within upon all matters of
good breedin-,' and while he is casting
the mote out OF his brothers eyes he is
blind to the beam that is in his own. The
time is evening; the hostess wears a white
dinner gown, made recardIess of expense;
the men are in evening dress; festive air
is pervadng the whole scene. when in
shuffles the map Of the world in a dress.
ing gown. No one reproves him Tor this
unsuitable attire, and, presuming on the
good OF his friends, he tells them
what they should do and what they
should leave undone, even to the matter
of moking and XII Using good-by, and he
oes il all in preachy -pi eachy way that
must be very irritating, though be means
well.
If Mr.. Haworth had made anything OF
the part one could have forgiven him for
his choice OF subject, but he had no moro
idea of man of the world than Thomas.
he gave Ine Impression OF dteulOuS, ROOo.
hearted old fellow of pedagogic proclivi-
ties whose solecisms could only be
forgiven on the ground that his heart
was in the right place-but man of the
world! Perish the thought!
Haworth's acting is cast in too heroic a
mold for domestic drama. Who would
have thought that the shuffling old man
of the world could be transformed into
the ethereal-iooking Ruy Bias, with face
as clear cut as cameo. and the bearing
of Spanish Don2 Assuredly romantic
drama is Haworth's forte. The excerpts
OF the Victor Hugo drama used at the
Columbia were confined to the episodes
relating to the Queen. Kuy Bias and Don
Salluste, ard the final scene was very
much changed from Victor Hugo's de-
nouement, whore Ruy Bias himself tells
the Queen that he is a valet, and Don
Salluste is not killed before the audience.
The real Don Caesar de Bazan is entirely
suppressed in the version Haworth used,
and with him went all the lighter element
of the five-act tragedy.
MARIE EVELYN
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and costumes for "Gismonda" are said to
be exceptionally gorgeous. g
Columbia Theater.

'The Found ling" which enjoyed run
OF nearly two hundred nights at Hoyts
Theater, New York, will be seen here for
the first time tomorrow night at the Co.
lumbia for iortnights engagement. II
is by William Lestocq and E. NJ. Robson.
Mr.. Lestocq wrote the still popular
Jane" which had such long and pros
porous run. The comedy will present
Thomas Burns in a character part. which
is said to give scope to his abilities, and
there will be strong cast, in which Cissy
Fitzgerald. the whilom cynosure of 'The
Gaiety Girl' company. will shine histri.
onically and kick up her heels. Miss
Fitzgerald has the role of music-h all
artist in the play and she will introduce
her thrilling skirt dance. "The Found
Inns" is in three acts. The ones act play,
"Chums," will be the curtain- raiser.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14

Athenian Duchess of four centuries ago.
She is widow, desirous of marrying no
other man than one who mas proved him.
self exceptionally brave and OF noble
rank. Her little bog falls into tiger pit.
and in her agony she swears she will wed
the rescuer of her child. A ialconsr per-
forms the desperate deed, but the gallant
fellow is low-born and so the Duchess DIS
likes to keep her vow. She asks the Pope
to absolve her from the promise and ne
replies with q threat to excommunicate
her If she does not keep her oath. Alter
passing through many adventures sne
finally marries the faiconer. The scenery
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Oberon Concert Hall.

A humorous selection, "Trip Around
the World in Fifteen Minutes" (Schreiner)
will be one of the novelties of the interest
ing programme prepared for tomorrow
night On the evening of March II a
special programme consisting of Irish
classical music and popular airs. has been
arranged by Herr Stark. The violin solos
of the latter continue 10 be one of the
most pleasant features OF the bills pre-
sented
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Tiloli Opera-House.

III. NJ. s. Pinafore," Gilbert and Sulli-
vans nautical satire, with which the Tiv-
oil Opera House opened most successfully
In 1879, has again found favor with music
lovers OF this city, and a successful produc-
ton IS now in progress which will be con-
tinued all this week. Next Wednesday
evening. March II, the mem hers OF the
United States Postal Service will attend
the Tivoli, when a clever performance will
be given. Following "Pinafore" on March
-. Miss Laura Millard will reappear az the
Tlvoll IL 1.-The Merry Wives OF Windsor. T"
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14
Sumphonu Concert.

The concert OF the San Francisco SYM
phony Society takes place next Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 at the Columbia Thea
ter. The soloists will be Mrs. Gertrude
Auld-Thomas, who will be remembered
as Miss Gertrude Aud, and Hugo Mans
feldt. pianist. Mr.. Mansfeldt will play
the Raft concerto, and Tor the purely
orchestral numbers Gustav Hinrichs has
selected the overture to Schumann's s
"Genoveva." Svendsen's Norwegian Art
ist's Carnival and Massenet's suite Lies
Erinnyesn
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Judgment Affirmed.

Morris scheyer, butcher on the San Bruno
road. was convicted by Judge Low about two
months ago and sentenced 10 pay fine of
500 for being implicated in the killing OF a
diseased COW. He appealed to the Superior
Court, and the higher court has affir med the
sentence. Yesterday Scheyer was arrested on
q bench warrant issued by Judge Low, and
will appear tomorrow morning to be re-
sentenced
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At the Chutes.

To-day the Society of Old Friends will
take charge of the grounds and big bar
becue will be given in the afternoon.
There will be also balloon ascension
and parachute drop by Emil Markeberg.
dlsdIay in honor OF ST. Patrick's day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14

duce the play while he was at the Garden
1t was put In rehearsal, but he said it
did not suit and wanted alterations made.
Miss Stone and Mr.. Pollard retained the man.
uscript, and now Mr.. Mansfield wants it
turned over to him. Miss Stone and Mr.. Pol
lard refuse to give it to him, however, until
he pays them $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-14
Alumnae Glee Club.

The Girls High School Alumnm Glee
Club will give concert at the Association
auditorium next Friday evening. The
memb bers are: Miss Grace I. Davis, Miss
Cecilia Decker Miss Hermione Lask, MISS
Grace McCloskey, Miss Estelle Davidson.
The cub will be assisted by Mrs. Anna
Won Meyerinck, soprano; Miss Ida Chase
Lee, dramatic reader; Roscoe Warren
Lacy, pianist, and mixed double quartet.
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Baldwin Theater.

Sardou's "Gismonda," already famous
through its production in Paris. London
and New York, will be presented to-mor-
row night for the first time here by
Fanny Davenport, supported by Mel
bourne MacDowell. The heroine is an