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The morning call., 1890-10-30
TIE CALLS CALENDAR.
ocronER, 1890.
RATHER LATE.

The election takes place on the 4th of No
vamber. On the 29,h Of October the Chair
man Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee produced a letter written in lead
pencil and signed Henry" which the
committee assert to be the original of the
letter in which Mr.. Markham is represented
as having favored the employment of Chi
nese in certain mines in which he is inter
ested. Our readers will bear in mind that
the fact Of the forgery Of the Mercy letter
was not demonstrated until nearly a year
after ii was sprung upon the public as a
genuine letter written by James A. Garfield.
The Democratic committee expect the Re
pubIicans TO do in five days what i'll the
other forgery took twice five months.
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BUCKLEY vs.. wATEEMAN.

A Buckley organ speaks of the Outrageous
taxation levied by the Waterman LegisIa-
ture of 1890" There has been no Waterman
Legislature III 1890, or any other time. The
Legislature which ran the rate of taxation
up to 72G2 per cent was a Buckley Legisla-
ture. Waterman was not before the people
when it was elected. A majority of both
Houses was Democratic, and Chris Buckley
was their boss. There is not member of
that Legislature who was not fully aware of
the fact Governor Waterman has mainly
sins of omission to answer for. He did not
stand between the people and the Buckley
Legislature. 1t is unjust to punish him by
substituting his name for that of Buckley as
the boss OF the last Legislature.
The morning call., 1890-10-30

THE WAY IT APPEARS.

We have not had much consideration for
the inhabitants of the city of New York,
who have voted year after year for the can
didates for Office who have been nominated
by Tammany, an organization consisting of
a few thousand individuals all told, when
they knew they were being plundered. We
say we have not had much consideration for
a community which would permit itself to be
plundered and still continue to vote the
plunderers into Office year after year. Will it
not be said, if the inhabitants of San Fran
cisco continue to vote Buckley's satraps into
office, that they ought not to complain if
they are plundered?
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BEWARE OF FRAUDS.

Our citizens need not be surprised at any
fraud which the corrupt trieksters in this
city will commit on the eve of the election
to perpetuate their rule. If we take pre-
cedents to guide us ballots will be fraudu-
lently counted. aud ballot-boxes will be
stuffed, if need be, to carry their point
Falsehoods will doubtless be resOrted to by
wholesale between this and Tuesday next
We warn voters not to be deceived by any
such stale tricks at this late day.
The morning call., 1890-10-30

W. W. Williams. Pay Director in the
United States navy, has sued to recover
$4,000 damages from w. r. Hearst for
libel III an alleged expose OF irregularity in
supply contracts with the Navy. The com
plant is based upon the following quota
ton from thu defendants Journal:
1t is very strange that Williams, Contractor
McCudden's hight bower, has had such a thievng
gang associated with him so long and Secretary
Tracy has done noble act in delachDg VII
liams long before his time Was up.
The morning call., 1890-10-30

DAILY CALL Gncludlng Sundays. So per- year by
mall postpaid; Is cents per week. or 6J cents per
calendar month through carriers. DAILY CALL,
FIVE copies, three months, ST 20. SUNDAY CALL
twelve pagesl 81 so per year, postpaid. SUNDAY
CALL and W EEKLY CALL, 81 so per year, post
paid. WEEKLY CALL eight pagesl, 81 - per year,
nnstnaid. C.uhs of ten Lsent TO one adlressl. $40
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SIGNAL SERVICE. U. S. ARMY,
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,
49, 100000, Dcr IN ,QQD-6 p NJ J

SIGNAL SERVICE. U. 5. ARMY, !
DIVISION or THE PACIFIC,
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 50. lSSO-5 p M
SYNOPSIS for the Past Twenty-f,ur Hours
The barometer is highest in Eastern Washington
and lowest In Southern California; the temperature
has generally risen in al districts except slight
fan on the northwest coas: OF California; the
weather has been fair all Districts the storm CEN
tri at sea west Vancouver Island this morning is
moving slowly eastward over British Columbia.
Force st Till s L. NJ. Thurs .ay.
For Northern Caifornia-Far weather; variable
winds: nearly stationary temperature.
For Southern CalIfornia-Fair weather; winds
generally westerly; nearly stationary temperature.
For oregon-Fair weather; variable winds; nearly
stationary temperature
For Washington-Far weather: variable winds
generally southerly nearly stationary temperature
except cooler at Fort Candy.
JoHS P. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps lin charge.
The morning call., 1890-10-30

Martin Kelly has sued TO recover S5O,0CC
damages from n. NJ. Bunker and a. c.
Hester, publishers of the Report, for al
legged defamation of character in published
article on Saturday last, charging Kelly
with being guilty of forgery, perjury, EN-.
beZZlement and ballotboX stuffing
The morning call., 1890-10-30

525 Montgomery street, near Clay, open until IL
O'Clock p. NJ. BRANCH OFFICES: no Market
street near Kearny open until II O'Clock midnight;
$3.50 Hayes street, open until $3.50 O'Clock; sos
larkin street open until $3.50 O'Clock; 25lS Mission
street open until o'clock p. NJ, and 1l6 Ninth
street. omen until &: 30 p NJ
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Commi,ments OF INSANE People,

Winfield Fisher, a carpenter, was COM
mitted to Agnews by the Insanity Commits
sion yesterday, alss Mrs. Adele Bentzenger
of 40 Twelfth street. John Harvey, late
an inmate of the Almshouse, was sent to
StopEtnp
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WAS LOADED FOR HAiK-CUTTERs.
Title Kuhn Gives the Detroit Miscreant
Beating.

TilIie Kuhn Gives the Detroit Miscreant
Beating.
1t now seems certain that two persons are
working the liair-cutting dodge, and one of
them met his match on the night of the Dist,
says special from Detroit, Mich, TO the
Chicago Herald. A few days ago Miss Til
lie Kuhn, who is employed in a millinery
establishment received a letter signed
Jack the Hair-clipper," in which the writer
said that Miss Kuhn would be the next vic
TIM She has beautiful black hair and was
in the habit of having it done up loosely
She was frightened by the letter and changed
her habit, doing her hair up tightly on top
of her head, and TO this Jack owes his fail
ure last night. As Miss Kuhn was going
home Jack stepped out OF an alley and
threw his arms around her neck. He had
hard work to catch her hair. and partially
let 60 his hold on the girl. She screamed
Justify and belab0red Jack over the head
with her umbrella Her screams attracted
attention, and Jack fled before he he had
secured much of her hair Miss Kuhn ran
into a store, and there it was found that her
umbrella was plentifully sprinkled with
blood. At about tile same time Susie Leddy,
yenrs old, was stopped by a man in an
other section of the city and an attempt
made to cut her hair. She screamed and the
fellow ran away.
William d. Morrow of Park City, Utah,
took drink of carbolic acid by mistake on
Sunday and died soon after.
The morning call., 1890-10-30

COMMENCEMENT EXERCIsEs.-At s o'clock
this evening the seventh annual commencement
exercises OF the Hahnemsnn Hospital College of
San Francisco Will be held al Odd Fellows Hall.
The morning call., 1890-10-30

GOLD FROM AUSTRALIA. - BY the recent
steamer from Australia came $4,000 worth
OF gold sovereiEns, recent purchase OF the
United States Government from Australia. They
were Immediately sent 10 the United States Mint
The morning call., 1890-10-30

On A CLAIM FOR SALvAGE.-Hearing In the
libel OF John ID. Spreckels VS.. the schooner
General Banning, ON claim for salvage services
rendered on March 4, 1888. was commenced
yesterday in the United States District Court.
Lieutenant John 7. Finley Of the Weather
Bure au was The principal witness examined
and by him the tides and storm currents and
gales were established.
The morning call., 1890-10-30
PEARS Soap secures beautiful complexion. .

ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.-H. u. NJ. Miller
was admitted to Practice before the United
States Circuit Court by Judge Hawley yesterday.
The morning call., 1890-10-30
Auction sALEs TODAY.


FURNITURE.-By Geo. +. Lamson at 5O4 stock
ton st. at II O'Clock.
FuRSrrUEE.-By Cresswell. at 416 Oak St. at
I pFg
The morning call., 1890-10-30

The members OF this order resident In the city
and county, numbering about 1000, will as
semble in B'nai Birth Hail, Eddy street, this
evening Thursday and select municipal candl-
dates. l. Brownstone, +. OKane, DR.. C. T.
Deane. James G. Kennedy, Thomas L. Ken
nedy, Charles Wiener, George Hartman, II. s.
Edmlnster, Emil Boehm and John j. Cottey have
the management OF The selection. Candidates
and Their friends are invited TO be present.
The morning call., 1890-10-30

YOUR last chance TO see the Siege of Paris as
1t has been sold to parties in Australia, closes
81 inst. Can be seen from the foreground with
out extra charge. A privilege heretofore not
granted. Open from A. NJ. to IL 2. ~, corner
Mason and Eddy streets.
The morning call., 1890-10-30

WHEN you feel general Iassitude and breaking
down of the system Angostura Bitters will work a
wonderful change. DR.. J. G. Is. Siegert ~ Sons.
manufacturers At all druggists
The morning call., 1890-10-30

SIX GAUGERs APPoINTED.-Under instruc-
tions from Washington, received by Collector OF
Internal Revenue Sears, Albert w. Dodge, John
Runcke. Theodore Lee Gin, William H. Robin
son. Richard Melrose and j. D. Thompson have
been appointed gaugers 10 oversee the inspec-
The morning call., 1890-10-30

THE testimonials published in behalf of Hoods
Sarsaparllla all honest, straightforward state
ments given and signed by the people themselves
and nearly all entirely unsolicited
The morning call., 1890-10-30

J.FCUTTER's OLD BoURBoN.--This celebrated
whisky is for sale by all nrst-class druggists and
grocers. Trade maIk-star Within a shield.
The morning call., 1890-10-30

HIGHLA Brand of Milk is the best food for
infants. 1t is natural cows milk.
The morning call., 1890-10-30

For COUGHS, ASTHMA AND THROAT DISORDERS
use Z" Byolcn's Bronchial 7Foches." rs cts. a box.
The morning call., 1890-10-30
Visit Battle of Gettysburg, Market and Tenth.+

CALIFORNIA glace fruits, soc Id. Townsend's.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

BEAcHAM's PILLS cure sick headache.
EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. e13 Suffer street
The morning call., 1890-10-30
PrRrTC,TI0N OFFICE

THE MORNING CALL
Has a larger circula ton than any other
neyYsn uer publishetl in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-10-30

The victims of the French floods. in whose
favor the Government recently made grant OF
300, 900 francs for distribution among the suffer
ing population Of the A rdeche, The Herault and
the Gard will demand further relief from the
Chamber of Deputies. as their losses amount TO
millions. In one district the fields were for
miles and miles followed out, and vineyards of
immense value were destroyed.
The morning call., 1890-10-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

RS Dividend Notice-9ffice of the Pa
ENS cifc Borax, Salt aud Soda Company, San
Francisco, October %, 1890. AT meeting of the
Board of Directors of the aDovenamed company,
held this day, dividend NO 80 of one dollar (S
per share was declared, payable MONDAY. Novem.
Der TO- 1890, at the office of the company. $50
Montgomery St. Rooms IL and 12. Transfer books
close November 5. 1890 at O'Clock
oc3O ALTON H. CLOUGH, Secretary.
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w on stocks, lottery love- etc. 1853 Fourtho Is 3m
M RS. J. j. WHITNEY, CLAIRyoYANT TEST
u medium, life-reader 1912 Market ST. auIetf
The morning call., 1890-10-30

William d. Morrow of Park City, Utah,
took a drink of carbolic acid by mistake on
Sunday and died soon after
The morning call., 1890-10-30

~ The San Francisco SCOT q -
E~S fish Thistle Club Will hold its ninth N Ia ~
grand annual Halloween ball in the Me- SATH.S
chauicS' Pavilion on FRIDAY EVENING, SsSea
October 3lst Grand march at $3.50. Music by club
ppers and Park Band. Admission, gents, hat
Checks % cents: ladies free
HUGH FRASER. Royal Chief.
WILLIAM CoRMACK, Rec. oc26 SuTuThFr 1t
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SITUATIONS-MALE


L'RESCH FIRST-CLASS BUTLER, IL YEARS
L references from Paris. Apply to Q. r. HANSEN
& CO., 40 Geary st. 1t
DY YOUNG MAN, WILLING TO WORK, POSI-
- tion in either wholesale retail house; best
city references; security II wanted. Address Will
ing. Box 161, CALL Branch ONCE. oc30 It's
> YOUNG MEN. INEXPERIENCED, WOULD
u like to join a mining expeditions: destination
object. Address w. L. BOWES. pa Third ST.,
S. r. oc3O 3t*
YOUNG MAN, GERMAN, WANTS POSITION
L as diSh-was or bottle-washer. Address ID. W.,
Box 102. CALL Branch ONCE, oc3O 2t*
pUTLER, FIRST CLASS, WISHES SITUATION
- Address X. B., Box 1l6, CALL Branch. oc30 2t*
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CITUATION WANTED BY BARTENDER FROM
~ the East; worked in some largest houses in CHI
cago; speaks English. French, Italian and Spanish.
Address e. j. b., 1121a Oak st, oc3U 3t*
The morning call., 1890-10-30

NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
FS California Lodge, No. 1, 4. and q
|~2 4. NJ, meets THIS (THURSDAY) IA
EVENING. october 80 at $50 O'Clock. Xxx
Third degree. All Master Mssons In good/NVN
standing are invited. BY order of the Master
1t GEORGE JOHNSON, Secretary.
~ Yerba Bucna Lodge, No. ,>$EA4Elz>
Gs>S To- l. o. o. F.-The members are SSegssS[
particularly requested to attend tina 1929
regular meeting of THURSDAY, Oct. ->>fAN>~
80 1890, in Memorial Hail. odd Fellows Building
a very interesting literary and musical programme
has been prepared, aud an enjoyable aud pleasant
time assured. large attendance of the members
desired. Visiting brothers cordially invited,
Z. SCHWERIN JR., n. G.
G. Pee Sec
The morning call., 1890-10-30

~ The evening Bulletin, Price Re-
Er~S duced to 15cents per week, delivered by car
rier to any part of the city the Bulletin the best
oldest and largest evening paper published on the
coast; orders by postalcard otherwise will re-
ceiye prompt attention. Office 500 NJ ontgomery ST.
ES Academy Hall Thoroughly Renovat-
G~S ed: hall to let reasonable. 9z7 Mission. II I'm
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-
DARTNER WANTED IN WELL-ESTAB-
L llshed business; viii pay from $4,000 TO 5000 a
year: excellent location and handsomely lifted
store: young preferred. Address C. &. b., Box
so, this olice. oc3o 81
DARTNER WANTED, WITH $500 CASH IN
i restaurant with first-class trades other business
connected: full trial allowed: buyer must have eX-
perIence; agents. i. ANDRE, $50 Suffer 70 1t
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
IN THE ANNEXED DISTRICT.
PROSPECTS OF A BETTER STATE OF NUM-
CIPAL ADMINISTRATION.

The bills before the Legislature affecting the In
terests of the Annexed District in better shape
now than they week ago. The senate. through
some misunderstanding last week. passed the bill
known as senator sadlcrs bill, giving single com
missioner power construct the streets in the Twenty
third and Twenty fourth Wards. senator Ncddcr
offered an amendment providing that there should bc
two commissioners elected by the voters Of the two
wards but each voter should cast ballot for only
one commissioner. This plan 10 make the commission
non partisan was heartily approved by the residents
of the district, though the powers conferred on the
Commissioners s largely subordinate to those Of
the Board of Street Opening, which has retarded the
improvement Of the streets in the past senator
Vcdders amendment at first lost AMI the bill
passed the Senate in form 10 give additional power
to Tammany Hall. The Senate however. passed a
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
AT TILE pLAI .HQE NrH

Another week Of comic opera Is promised at the
Park Theatre. The Rudolph Aronson Company, from
The Casino in New York. will present The Drum
Major" "Nadjy,' and " Erminic.' The iuncful
music of Ofcnbach's Drum Major will bc sung
on the first three evenings and at the mid week
matinee. The principal singers. chorus. scenery and
setting will be the at the Casino performances.
In the cast Misses Pauline Hail. George DENIM
Eva Davenport Kate TART Florence Eel. and Grac,
Golden and James T. Powers. Edwin stevens, John
Brand. y. 5. Burnham, \. W. Maan, and Ellis Rysc.
The chorus numbers scvcnty-ivc and the bullet
twenty five Nadjy' will be sung on Thursday
evening aud Erminie" at the remaining perform.
OF the week.
Berger d Price will present at the Lee Avenue
Academy omorrow evening and the rest of the week
Iiumpty Dumpty," as played by Nick Roberts and
hs pantomlmo troupe. with all the special features
In when they excel The performances will he sire
10 phase young people OF all ages This house will
be closed on .iOod Friday. ~
The Henrietta which has had n successful wool,
at the Park Theatre. will be transferred tomorrou
night TO the Amphion Academy. and stuart Robson
and ms fellow players will continue to present mis-
comedy. There Will be no performanc a., u.., ts
night. vi f'uaS
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
EVERYDAY
COMMON-SENSE

sort of way we leisurely drew about
us thorough-going, lifelong carpet
managers, statesmen, cutters, filters and
sewers, and turned the Carpet Depart
ment over to their sub-management
with the strict injunction to guard
jealously the reputation of the estab-
lishment, to avoid excessive measure
ments, to diagram rooms to be car
peted so as to avoid the much-fOund-
fault-with custom of cutting to waste,
and, again, to overcharge no ones
prices, but undercharge every ones as
much and as often as possible.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30

tree and that the dinner will supplied by the club
steward. A large number Of prominent guests are
expected to be present, incuding cxsecretaTy FAR
child, Congressman Wilson. OF West Virginia, Con
gresham Fitch, Ex-Governor Fitz- Hugh Lee, Con
gresham Stump of Maryland, the Governors OF
New-Jerscy and Iowa. and Others who VIII RESPOND
to the various toasts Of the evening.
Harlem Republicans who have read it and who are
interested in Its provisions. pronounce the taln Dill
lately introduced in Congress one OF the most honest
and wisest measures proposed by the hepuDn-
can party
hundred young women of Harlem have formed
themselves into military company the first New
York organization of It's kind, and nave ehsdscu
Sergeant William George, of the ed Regiment aS
drmaster. The uniform selected consists OF d
short skirt reaching to the ankle yellow legglhgS
for private soldiers and white for the officers
loose fitting bIouses and cap Of the pattern
worn nv the National Guard. The organization Of the
Harlem company encouraged by the Kew. j. O.
Rates of the Church of our saviour East Onehundred-
andnntist in the basement of which drills are heiu
Among the members of the company are the Misses a.
Dutcoft. May Ebcrley, Dora Gouldins Annie Hess,
Mabel IIopton. Mabel Knowlton. MAY Kopf the Misses
Lancaster Misses +. Lester. Lille Long. Ida Long,
Fanny Iyon Katie McGreGor, NJ. Knakk. Katie Melsch
Nellie Murray sache Niebng, May Norton Madee
Felus, Edith Raine, Hattie Renkc. Nellie Rawlinsoh'
Annie Rodriguez, Lizzie shat. Isabel stache. ida
SCHUYLER Jennie Watson, Annie Watson Grace Achor
man, May Aljco, Josephine Alien. IeaTi baiies. N"'
Berry, Lulu, Esse and Burdella Beecker' jennie anu
Lizzie Burke Fanny Cole. the Misses Chapman. the
Misses Corbett Hattie Cottrel, Ida Coggeshal. lnez
Dougherty, Jennie volmer and the Misses Dldell; ,.
Several hundred dollars was the net hllancial re-
of the Dickens Bazaar held week for the benefit OF
the Lcnox Avenue Union Church AMONG those I,,ii n
charge of the booths and tables were MIS-. i!hi
INIT Mrs Carey Miss Emma Hayden. Mrs. Keen MIS-
dodge. Mrs. Areson Mrs MaitoX MIS- An' Mss Ima
page Mrs Mortimer, Mias watson Miss May NeVihs
and Miss Lillian Miller. e,,ras .,
The blasting of rocks in Harlem is sometimes al
tended with great inconvenience, II not danger one
day last week blast set of at Madsoaive, ,nr ana
weighing several tons. flying through the ar Ike a
baseball Ii landed squarely upon the Manson ave;
car-track II took several other blasts. gang OF
Italian worknen and four hours time before the ob
struction could be cleared from the track
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
CARPETS,
MONEY AND
COMMON SENSE.

The Carpet Department is now fully
opened" This simple announcement
brought scores and scores of carpet
customers, hundreds and hundreds OF
visitors, and along also came vOlun-
tary wet blankets from carping critics
to the effect that, "while we had
plenty Of money and could, therefore,
command the best and most extensive
stock of carpets and carpetings in the
market, we lacked carpet experience
and were necessarily destined to dole
full disappointments till knowledge
of the technique of the craft blessed
our efforts"
1t occurs to us, and will, we believe,
to all disinterested thOughtfuls, that
selling carpets, if honestly set about,
is as simple a proceeding as selling
muslin dress goods, hosiery, or what
not, that goes to make up our vast
business.
So, in an
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
n NEWS.
CLOAK DEPT.

Monday---Unusual attractions in Lon
don Spring Mantles.
40 Ladies' Black Silk Mantles, lined
throughout, Trimmed handsomely with
silk passementerie and lace, $4,000
garments; Monday $3.50
80 Ladies' Spring Mantles of Silk, with
handsome Jet trimmings, lined through
out, $4,000 garments; Monday $3.50
30 Ladies' Shoulder Wraps, of black
silk, handsomely trimmed with jet and
lace, $50; were Sl2.75 As hours ago.
Ladies' Spring Weight Jackets, of fine
black corkscrew cloth, lined through
out with satin, sold for Sl6.50---to be
$3.50
One lot of Ladies' Jackets, various
styles, $500; in place of $3.50.
One lot of Ladies' Black ChevrOn Cloth
listers, Spring weight; were $500 As
hours ago; Monday, $3.50.
Cloak Dcpartment-Sccond Floor.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
MILLINERY.

Had our opening-decided success
so said fashion critics, so commented
visitors Trimmed Millinery is now on
the Mczzanine Floor.
Monday in the Untrimmed Section be
sure to see the Fancy and Milan Braid
Hats, in full line of shapes and colors;
never been able to quote this grade
before for less than $l.3j---Opened this
season with them ticketed 81
Monday see. too, the superior Milan
and Fancy Lace Straws in TOques,
Turbans. Round Hats and BonnetS
Sl.50 to $3.50
There is a line of imported Leghorns,
in natural and black, a super-extra
ouality. at Sl.j0 to $3.50
The Children's Trimmed Hats, espe-
cially adapted for Easter 50 to $3.50
French Sprays and Montures, in 20
different styles; SOC. and 75c. lines
to be this season 2oc.
A No. - 3-inch All Silk Gros Grain
Satin Edge Spring shades, 22c. in place
of 3Sc.
4 No. 80 81 inch All Silk Gros Grain
Satin Edge cOors and black, 25c.---a
45c. grade.
I'm Plaid Sashes, all the different clans
represented, are 55c. to Sl.15 a yard.
Mninery-Rsht. Centre
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
SHOES.
$500 FOR S2.15.

Monday morning at 9 o'clock we will
open twelve cases of Shoes containing
63l pairs, opera and common-sense
lasts, all sizes, made OF the very
best French kid and every pair worth
not less than $500. Reason for selling
these goods at the figures we shall
mention is leading manufactures in
Reade-st., New-York, is about to
change his location to Duane-st. lie
is closing out most of his lines. We
were fortunate enough to buy most OF
his French Kid Boots our own way at
our own price. Will sell them Monday
and Tuesday only at s2.15 a pair:
Every pair as fully guaranteed as If
you paid the regular price of s. pair:
We will also sell Monday 8 gross OF
the new w. & A. Ladies' Boot Dressing
for &c. a bottle equal to any 25c.
dressing made.
Shoes-Second Floee.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-30
WE{HE}g!E5E2i.n. I"S
THE
EASTER GLOVE.

For Ladies, the favorite Easter Glove
will be Mousquetaire Suede, in beige
shade of tan--2 Grades-Sl.5O and ~.
The second choice is Black Suede,
but, queer to remark, we'd not advise
their purchase, for the economic reason
that they're apt to disappont you IN
service--2 grades Si.oo ana 81
The other shades new to this season IN
Suede are Apple Greens, Emerald,
Golden Rod, and Alcazar--2 lengths, l
Grade S1.75 and 81.
The store, recollect, is the sole depot
in town for the the Foster, Paul u 20.
Makes. u c.....