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away very little coin yesterday. The
smart ones were in rare form, picking
the winner on all but nine occasions. The
result of the big forty-eight dog stake
was, however, a mild surprise, H A.
Deckelman's Rocker capturing the long
end of the prize. Wild Tralee, the 1nuch-
ly touted one. met with a piece of hard
luck at the last moment In the fifth
round, having drawn bye, the black dog,
ruling faForite, was pitted against SKI
The hare slipped was a particularly elu-
sive one, and in a long, killing course
Tralee met defeat. He was all out and
later was drawn In favor of Rocker.
The sport throughout the afternoon was
clean and very exciting On one or two
occasions the decision of the Judge was
soon calmed down. Tea Rose made many
friends by her game showing, ana with
better t luck ~ would have been a factor at
the end Ine results follow:
Open stake, FIRST round-Pasha kennels Rest
Assured. beat Curtis 6 Sons Mckinley; c, J..
Wilson'S Belle Clair Ed Neave's Warship beat
Aeneid Kernels Pretender; +. A. McCombs
Deans Glad,ator beat ]. Garroirs Auckland;
Lowe & Thorlpson's Jessamy beat r. E. de 3.
mona 9h beat s' F, A. Mccomb's Bonnie scotland;
Pafha kennels Bmin BIJa Pasha beat RSfdy io
Master Ciaif beat rf's' j. seggersons @ Gold Hill;
A Johnson's ,cod Sloan beat H. A; Deckel-
beat d. J. Hea.iy's LADY Care; e. M. Kei-
Iogg's Kid Mccoy beat j. Kennedy's Night
Time; j. Deans MiaImo beat Curtis & Sons
Maud $; Aeneid Kennels Aeneas beat Taylor
& MaxwelPs Lam2lighter; Handy & Smiths
Ben Bolt beat l. f. Hattons Tic Tao; Taylor
& MaXwelPs Bounding Belle beat d. ].
Healey's Maggie n; d. ]. Hesleys Amorosa
beat D. j. Healeys Candelaria: A Johnson's
Mountain Beauty beat Ed Wilson'S Magnet.
Second round-ResE Assured beat Old Glory;
Royal Flush beat Warship; Gladiator beat
Jessamy; Emin Pasha beat Winona; Master
Clair beat Tod Sloan; Kid Mccoy beat Athena:
Mialmo beat Aeneas; Ben Bolt beat Bounding
Mountain BeauTV
Third round-Royal Flush beat Rest AssIre6t:
Gladiator beat Emin Pasha; Kid Mccoy beat
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Wa+sonviIle Victorious.

WATSONVILLE, Aug. 13.-In the pres
ence of one Of the largest crowds at Por-
ter's Park this season the Watsonvlle
baseball club defeated the Santa Cruz
team this afternoon by score Of to 3.
The visiting club was cheered on by a
large delegation Of Santa Cruz fans. but
their efforts were futile against the bril-
liant pitching of George Harper and the
excellent team work of the Watsonvillans.
There were times when it looked as if
Santa Cruz would fatten it's score, but
the cleverness of Harper and the, sharp
work of the helders cut off the chances
for hits and runs. Ed Daubenbis was in
the box for the Beachcombers, and though
he was found often he was not entirely
sponsible for the loss of the game. Score
ATSON-N-I
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KNOCKED DOWN BY A CAR.
Marie Cassina Seriously Injured on
Broadway

A middle aged woman giving her name
as Marie Cassina was knocked down by
a car at Broadway and Stockton streets
last night and sustained an ugly scalp
wound and a deep cut over the left eye.
According to the story of the injured
woman she was crossing Broadway,
intending to visit friend, when she was
struck by the car and knocked down.
Although bleeding profusely from the
wounds in her head and face, she bravely
walked to her friends house, to whom
she told the story of the accident.
a doctor was at once summoned, but
at his suggestion she was removed to
the Receiving Hospital. DR.. Dray, after
stitching the wounds, had the woman re-
moved to her home on Stockton street,
between Broadway and Vallejo.
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CALIFORNIA cRICKETERs WIN.
Their Victory in Yesterdays Match
Places the Brown Pennant Al
most in Their GRASP

The California Cricket Club added an
other to its list of victories in the matches
for the Brown pennant at Alameda yes
terday. Dickinson won the toss and, be
ing three men short, put Alameda in J.
j. Moriarty batted we'll for As, F. Croll for
"a and w. G. Fortmann for 10. The in
nings closed for 124 runs. Dickinson took
six wickets for 10 runs, and Sloman the
remainder for 65 runs, bowling with only
one change throughout the innings
For the CALIFORNIA; two good stands
were made by Sloman and Lubbock, the
pair raising the score from 19 to 81, and
by Gum and Schroeder, who carried 1t
from rs to 107. Lubbock is an old Etonian
and plays in excellent form. Being very
tall. he has a great reach. At the eighth
wicket down the match was won, and the
ninth man raised the score TO 1874. Cr0il
took three wickets for 33, Peel two for -
and Saunders three for SO. The full scores
follow:
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JUMPED IN THE BAY.
John Johnston, a Teamster, At
TEMPTED to Commit Suicide.

John Johnston, teamster. while suffer
ing from an overindulgence in liquor,
early Yesterday morning attempted to
commit suicide by jumping into the bay
at the foot of Mission street. He was
picked up by boatman just as he was
about to go down for the third time and
Immediately removed to the Receiving
Hospital.
To DR.. McGettigan Johnston said he had
been drinking heavily for the past three
weeks, and becoming despondent prln-
liquor, he determined to end his exist
ence. After having a parting drink with
Johnston walked to the foot of Mission
street and after divesting himself of his
coat threw himself into the bay.
To-day his friends intend to have him
sent to the Home for Inebriates.
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will start home the following day Ths
teams were very evenly matched and tbN
game would have been most interesting
one. The teams were composed OF tins
following players:
Utah-Griffths Battery A. captain and
nitcher: Margetts, Battery A, catcher: Lieu
tenant NavIor Battery first base; Shearer.
Battery b. second base Klenke tB5fd Bat5erS Sass e
WaiGI1ist Battery A. left field; Gum, Battery
A. center field; Leaver, Battery A right field;
PennsyIvania-Boyle, Company B. captain
and catcher: Krauss, Company X and OAR
Tagh Company b, pitchers; Echer, Company
l. shortstop; McKeown, Company II hrst p, o,
Curran Company II, second base; Duffy. Com
nanv Fl third base; Jolliffe, Company A lett
feid; Gamble, Company H. center HELD; Hu1t-
man Company A, right field
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Wheelman Eaton Wins.

NEW YORK. Aug. 1S.-Jay Eaton de-
feated Walthour, Kimble and McFariand
in the haIf-mile open at Vaisburg, N d.
today Downing Mcfarland, Kimble,
Waltbour. Freeman and Eaton lined up
in the order named from the pole. At the
bell Eaton went up from the rear, taking
the lead from WalthOur. KimPle ana
Mcfarland tried to come up on thg pack
stretch but were unable to catch Eaton,
who finished a length ahead Of Waithour'
with K:mble third and McFarland tourtn'
Eatons last quarter was in ~ 10 Sec
onds Time for the half mile, 1:O2 50
cordingly and is postponing the ENFORCE
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Improving a Racetrack.

PLEASANTON, Aug. 13.-The Pleasan-
ton racetrack changed hands two weeks
ago, passing into the possession of c. B.
Tba S@W m fngIn bas nst f e9b
tract for the building of $50 new stalls
and fine big clubhouse The old build
down at once to make room for the new
improvements.
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Bicvcle Races at Boston.

BOSTON, Aug. 1S.-The twentieth an
nual meet of the League of American
Wheelmen will begin in this city 10
morrow. The trains arriving here to-day
were filled to overfiowing wl,h wheelmen'
Large delegations arrived on SATURDAY.
Tt is expected that at least 1000 visitors,
mostly league men, will be here durlng
the week The races will be held on
Wednesday and Thursday afternoons
Friday evening and Saturday afternoon
at Charles River Park.
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DOYLE Wins for the Senators.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 13.-Doyle won to-
days game for Sacramento in the eighth
inning, when with two men on bases he
shot the ball over the left field fence for a
home run. Prior to that lucky hit the
score stood. to 1 in favor of San Fran
cisco. Harvey was very effective, only
four hits being made off his delivery. He
struck out nine men and was given ex-
cellent support. Fo-days victory places
the locals only twelve points behind the
leaders Score:
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Schoolboys Organize.

BERKELEY, Aug. 13.-The boy pupils
of the Alston-way Ninth-grade Grammar
School have organized themselves into a
student body for the purpose of looking
after their athletic and debating interests.
The following officers have been elected: :
Walter Clark, president; Robert Finn,
vice president; L. Ambrose. secretary;
Elmer Nelson. treasurer; Richard Nc
Questen, sergeant-a t-arms.
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Master Clair; Ben Bolt beat Mialmo; Mountain

Master Clair; Ben Bolt beat Mlalmo; Mountain
Beauty a bye
Fourth round-Roy;ll Flush beat Gladiator;
Ben Bolt had natural bye and Mountain
Beauty accidental bye.
Fifth round-RoyaI Flush a bye; Mountain
Beauty beat Ben BoiJ
Final-Royal Flush eat Mountain Beauty.
Consolation stake--Ds untless beat Maid of
Erin; Prince Hal beat Moonlight Revolver
beat statesman Torment bye; Day Spring
beat Geraldine; Seety Mist beat Bryan: Wine
West beat Banner Bearer; Petronius beat Ever
Shore
Second round-Prince EIaI beat Dauntless;
-Revolver beat Torment; Sleety Mist beat Day
Spring and Petronius beat Wine West
Third round-Prince Hal beat Revolver; Pc
tronius beat SIeety Mist
Final round-Petronius bs at Prince Hal
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ROYAL FLUSH IS
ADDED TO THE
STAKE WINNERS
Raises Final Flag at
Union Park.
DEFEATS MOUNTAIN BEAUTY
KID Mccoy AND MASTER CLAIR
RUN FOUR MINUTES.
Two Extra Dogs Were Finally Sent
to the Assistance of the Cours-
ers-Petronius Wins the
Consolation.

F. A. A1cComb's greyhound Royal Flush,
by Skyrocket, worked his way through
the open stake at Union Coursing Park
yesterday, winning the final from Noun
tain Beauty. 1t was all over quickly,
Flush leading up and securing the turn
when Mountain Beauty killed.
The sensational course of the day was
between Kid Mccoy and Master Clair
The dogs were running three minutes and
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ColoneIs Beaten by the Pigmies.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13-The New Yorks
and Louisvilles played off a postponed
game at Weehawkens n. J.. this after
noon, the New Yorks winning easily
through heavy and timely hitting. At
tendance 2500. The score:
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SUMMARY.
,eenoneihle for-Ibere 4 Home ruin

Runs responsible for-Iberg l. Home run
Doyle. Two-base hit-Haryey. Sacrifice hits
O'Neil, Muller First base on errors-Sacra-
mento l. san Francisco 2. First base on called
balls-Of Harvey i, off Iberg 3. Left on bases
Sacramento 6, San Francisco ). Struck out
BY Harvey g. by Iberg 2. Double play-Stultz
to OConnor to Stanley. Passed ball-Stanley.
Time Of game-One hour and 35 minutes. I'm
pire-O Connen. ScOrer-Griffin.
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As.@.3 ssss Ass9 <eS esSss
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-Steffani T. Borchers 8.
Home runs-Borchers, o Des. Three-base hit
Hardie. Two-base hits-PeepIes, Lange. Hus-
ton, Hutchinson. Sacrifice hit-Peeples First
base on errors-Oakland 9 San Jose .. First
base on called balIs-Oakland / San Jose 3
Left on bases Oakland g. San Jose 5. Struck
out-By Steffani ;, by Borchers 8. Double plays
Hutchinson, unassisted; Anderson to O Dea.
Wild pitch-Steffan Time of g3me-1:50. I'm
pire-William Long. Official scorer-H. S. Nc
Farlin.
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MINOR BASEBALL.
Hanford Team Beaten in a Game
With Merecd.

MERGED, Aug. 13.-The Hanford base
ball team was defeated by Merced to-day.
Merced introduced Hanrahan, formerly
of the San Franciscos, in the box, and he
pitched good ball for the locals. Soaring
of Hanford held second, accepting many
chances. Garibaldi drew in several diff
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ONE of the boxing bouts preliminary
| to the meeting Of Mcconnell and
| Franey in the arena of the National
~ Athletic Club on Wednesday even
ing will have for principals Jack" Kane
and Doc" Flynn. These sturdy anna
teurs met in the final for the lightweight
championship at the Olympic Club recent
ly and Flynn was awarded the OelriChs
belt in that class. The friends of the van
quished boxer claim the referee erred in
judgment. Their forthcoming meeting
The regular followers of the ring scent
the possibilities of great contest be-
tween Mcconnell and Franey. Both have
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SUMMARY OF BOWLING.

CroII boWIed one VIDE and Peel TWO Wldes
The California team is now ''3 up to
speak in the Technology of golf; that Is,
it is three ahead of its competitors in the
struggle for the pennant for 1899.
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SANTA CRUZ. Aug. 13.-The Pacific
Cricket Club of San Francisco and the
Country Club teams played to-day at
Athletic Park. The score was: Pacifics,
1874; Country Club, 81. A return game
will be played in San Francisco on Sep
tember 3, 80
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The Photographers.

The half-tones of Mile. Dagmar in yes
terday's Sunday Call magazine section
were made from photographs furnished
by Coover & Rasmussen. The credit for
the same was omitted by error.
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a out; hit by batted bal
SAN JOSE
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-Mosklman I, Andrews
. Three-base hit-Schmeer Two-base hits
Meskiman. Anderson, BorChers. Sacrifice hit
Anderson. First base on errors-Oakland l, san
Jose . First base on called balls-Oakland l.
san Jose .. Left on bases-Oakland >, san Jose
Z Struck out-By Moskiman ?, by Hanlon /
Hit by pitcher-O' Dea. Double play-Peeples
to Schmeer 10 Hutchinson. Time OF game-One
hour and 30 minutes. Umpire-Wllliam Long.
Official sccrer-Jos. Stapleton.
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SANTA CRUZ.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY

Runs Responsible for-Daubenbis g. Two
base hits-Morrow J. Pace / Sacrifice hits
Mccarthy. Brockhof, Hayes. Daubenbis. FIRST
First base on called balls -Watsonville 3, Santa
Cruz 5. Left on bases-Watsonville Z, Santa
Cruz 10. Struck out-By Harper 3, by Dauben-
bis g. Hit by pitcher-Brockhof. Selma. Passed
ball-Pace. Time of.game-Two hours. Umpire
-Rube Levy.
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Cricket at Santa Cruz.

Batterles-Seymour and Warner; PHI
lippi, Wilhelm and thinner. Umpires
Manassau and McGarr
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-MMARY OF ROWLINt
CALIFORNIA CRICKET CLUT

Runs at fall of each wicket-One for 10, two
for 62, for 81, four for 6S, five for rs,
six for 107, for 115, eight for 125, nine
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SAN FRANCISCO.

RUNs AND HIS 81 INNINGs.
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seriously presented. is always worth
serious attention. 1t is said that Mr..
Miller hopes to make this company
permanent stock affair in San Fran
cisco. We need something of the kind,
need it badly, for we are far behind in
the new plays, most of which are in the
hands of Mr.. Frohman This is a
Frohman company, and that means
much. Among the players is Edward
j. Morgan, who was a fine young actor
when we saw him several seasons ago.
Since then he has increased in reputa-
ton, ambition, and, from all accounts,
in art. The American stage is rich in
clever young women, but it needs
clever young men. Mr.. Morgans
season here, which will be of consider
able length, will doubtless be valuable
experience for him as well as for us.
The piece for tomorrow nights open
ing is Henry Arthur Jones The
Liars" which is described as a comedy
of manners. We are told that it deals
in the polite fabrications of a
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the engag cement of Henry Miller and
what would appear TO be an excellent
company under the direction Of Charles
Frohman. This Miller season will no
doubt turn out to be the most impor-
tant Of the year. The modern plays Of
the reDertOry are written by the best
Of the contemporary writer's and the
others are by Shakespeare, who, when
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Tivoli.

Tonight 1.-The Merry War" will be sung
for the last time at the Tivoli, and to-
morrow evening Lecocqs ria File de
Madame Angot' will receive an elaborate
revival. There are no more catchy melo-
dies in the realm of French composition
than are to be found in this enduring
work Oracle Plaisted will be the Clair
cite. daughter of Madame Angot a IA
vorite part of hers. Tillie Salinger will
reappear as Mile. Lange, Clairettes rival
in the affections of Ange Pltou. the sedi-
tious poet. sung by Phil Branson, and
Edwin Stevens will be happily cast as
POmpOnnet the barber.
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oTurtleu at the California.

THE Turtle" will be seen for the first
time in this city at the California Theater
tonight This much discussed French
farce had a two years run in Paris. a 2Oo
nights run in New York and is still oc-
cupving the boards in Berlin and Vienna.
Whatever may be said of the morals of
the play, it is conceded that it has been
dignifed by splendid acting and artistic
have one of the funniest third acts seen
on the stage in years. This audacious
farce, for it can be classed under no other
heading, is perhaps the most widely dls-
cussed play in the country.
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Columbia.

The story of 1.-THE Liars in the main,
tells of the infatuation of. Falkner,
young African traveller. for Lady Jessica,
who is married to a mddle-aged man,
Gilbert Nepean. She encourages Falkner
Her friends are interested in protecting
her from possible scandal, and an impor-
tant factor IN this work is Sir Christopher
Deerine. LADY Jessica tells Falkner that
she is to visit her aunt in the suburbs of
London. AS she has frequently, she says,
mistaken the path, she may find herself
at the Star and Garter Hotel at Sheppe-
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The Chutes theater offers a strong
vaudeville bill this week which includes
Stanley and Scanlon, musical comedians,
who play on chandeliers, clocks, chairs
and other weird Instruments: the flying
Banvards, aerialists. who are said to equal
the famous Jordan family; Mr.. and Mrs.
Keesing. vocalists; La Jesse, contort!on.
list, and May and Maitland, delineators of
crow eccentricties. This afternoon Emil
Markeberg will walk tight-rope
stretched at an altitude of ninety feet.
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to bruised hearts and as a teacher of
polite morality. The other members of
the Miller company are Margaret Ang-
lin, Mrs Thomas Whiffen, Charles
Walcot, Louise Thorndyke .Boucicault,
Margaret Dale, Guy Standing, c. Les
lie Allen. Blanche Burton, James Lind
saw. Marie Derickson, Earle Browne,
Joseph Adelman, Frank e. Lamb,
Thomas Whiffen, Minna Roehn and
Harry Spears.
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Alhambra.

Tonight the Lambardi Italian Opera
Company will transfer its scene of opera
tions to the Alhambra. corner of Jones
and Eddy streets, where eight perform
ances will be given. The repertoire is as
follows: Tonight. Aida Monday,
Il Iucia"; Tuesday "Traviata"; Wednes-
day, ''Ernani'; Thursday, I'll Trovatore";
Friday I'm Ballo in Maschcra =; Satrr-
day matinee, "Rigoletto'',, Saturday
at the California Theater will continue.
reserved seats ranging from 81 so to 70
cents
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cred about the most talented person in
his line of work on the vaudeville stage.
Hanley and Jarvis. known as the rapid
fire takers, are Eastern vaudeville IA
vorites and are expected to make a big
hit here. Fred Niblo. a monologist who
makes a speciality of high-class club work,
has been induced to make a try at the
Orpheum audiences The Wartenberg
brothers are comedians, musicians and
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Brownies A gain.

SO many requests have been made for
a repetition of The Brownies in Fairy
land that Manager Friedlander has de-
cided to give the operetta again on the
afternoons of Wednesday, Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday and on Saturday even
ing, June q, %, % and "a.
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number of polite people, some of whom
are in love, others not, but all actively
interested in the affairs of those who
are. The leading role of Sir christopher
Deering, played in this country origin
aIlv bv John Drew. is that of a man
who is busy with his own and several
other courtships. Sir Christopher is
said to be also conspicuous as a doctor
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Grand Opera-House.

Tomorrow evening the Southwcll
Opera Company will again present Sousas
favorite opera, Eel Captain" at the
Grand Opera house. 1t is just five weeks
since this popular bill was given to crowd
ed houses for two weeks, and so numer-
Gus have been the requests at the box
office for a repetition of it that Manager
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Brownies A gain.

Four new Orpheum attractions are an
nounced Perhaps the best known to Or
pheum patrons is Tacianu the female i'm
personator who has just returned from a
successful tour of Europe. He is consid-
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The very desirable Lambardi opera
singers. who seem to have sprung up
out Of nowhere in particular, just that
we might have the chance to make
marvellous and elf-satisfying "discov-
cries" are the notables of the past
week theatrical Especially to the
critics have the Lambardis been big
boon. They have supplied the matter
for positive statements, and a critic is
never SO glad as when he can tell his
public facts that are large and incon-
testible There is nothing vague about
this unpressag gented little band of
Milanese warblers. What they can do
they do with cheerful enthusiasm, and
what they can't do goes in much the
same way. Their orchestra, for in
stance, would trouble the deaf; their
chorus is violently unloVely to look at
and not particularly sweet to hear. and
III their productions 1 notice a general
absence Of the good stage manners that
have come to be regarded as an eS-
sential part of modern opera per-
formanCe But the principals, who are
many, can sing, and in that the organ
ization wins. You find yourself uncon-
sciouSly making excuses for the short
comings while you battle in the de-
And. without name in the programme
that is familiar to you, you can pick
a jolly good artist nearly every night.
At all events, the gentlemen of the
press have had no end of opportunity
10 work during the week past There
was a brand new play without a title,
written by Mrs. Riggs. and produced in |
the Columbia by Herbert KelCey and
Efie shannon, that had TO be shelved;
there was Johnstone Bennett at the Or
pheum removed from the chaperOnage
Of her much-advertised male valet
she was patient disappointment; and
best Of all, there We're the innumerable
Lambardis at the California, with a
surprise for almost every night. A
wonderful barytone by the name of Sa-
lassa was discovered in the ''Pagliacci"
opening and a simply No 2 Melba en-
titled Senorita Italia Y. RepettO was
divulged in Wednesday nights Lucia"
to say nothing Of many smaller sue
cesses that, together with the big ones
just mentioned, have been fully listed
in earlier issues of The Call.
Taken altogether the immediate
theatrical prospect is alluring. In the
Columbia tomorrow night commences
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Alcazar.

Mr. Morrison has selected as his offer
ing for this week commencing Monday
evening, The Master of Ceremonies" a
dramatization by George Foster Platt and
Harry J. OBrien from George Manville