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tration pictures nm embroidered mantle, th.
material being black sicilienne. This skir'
ia Joined to the corsage and has folds at the
back. The fronts have square tabs. Ihis
garment is ornamepted with feather trim.
ming and embroidered with silk twist and
pearls The Marie Stuart collar Is garni-
tured with feathers. IA shown In tho illustra-
ton. Completing this costume there Is a
stylish velvet capote in emerald green: IL IS
made with pastry cooks crown, beneath
which there is torsade of pink velvet form
ing five coques at the front. Coques OF the
same ribbon are placed at the back with an
aigrette and pink strings.
Many fashionable ladies prefer cloth man.
ties 30 velvet and plush ones, or else cloth
mantles with velvet in combination. With
cloth there ~ greater call for rich garniture,
but. on the other hand you may attain more
stylish effects by using this moro youthful
material. Velvet has dignity about II that
fits il prominently for the dowagers wear;
hence young people should not be too prone
u mufe up too much III this material OF pomp
and state.
In my third illustration you will find pic
tured q very becoming cloth mantle IN oeige
cloth. The pelerine is IN tobacco-brown
plush. At the back there IS shocked effect;
The pelerine is gathered at the shoulders and
is lined with silk of the same color. This
mantle may be trimmed with black fur or
with any long-haired fur.
The long Jacket lends itself most
admirably for winter purposes. uniting
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warmth and style. You see il made
up in a thousand different ways. but /
think you'll search far and near before You
hit upon a more thoroughly becoming and
refined garment than The one picture for you
in my fourth illustration. 10 Is made IN a
marine blue vicuna and has double fronts.
the under ones being richly braided and
closing in the middle with hooks. The out
side fronts are. as You see. longer, anu are
finished with reYers and rolling collar IN seal
skin or plush. The fronts are fitted with
fastenings. so that the Jacket may be worn
completely closed in cold weather and if you
belong TO that class trltely denOmnated
frozen turnips. you have only 10 line the
whole garment with fur or silk wadding.
In my last illustration YOU will find repre-
scented a pretty and withal serylceable winter
parb for IA young miss. IL is made up in wood
brown yicuna trimmed with Persian lamb.
The Jacket is not only lined with silk. but has
also "a flannel inlay, and with 1t is worn a silk
blouse of the same shade as the cloth belted
in with narrow leather belt The plastrOn is
sewed into the seam at the right shoulder. but
is buttoned on both sides The epaulets are
continued around the back in the manner of a
short pelerine. In front the skirt is slit up into
tabs. which are trimmed as shown with the
fur. The hat has a crown in the same material
and i trimmed with the same fur as the dresss
Whenever the weather permits. and no
doubt often when II fOrblds. YOU will see the
popular shoulder capes palatines and stoles.
Muhs promise to be more reasonable as 10
SIZE than they were last season. IL seems too
ridiculous 70 aggravate the evil of cold fingers
by carrying about a muf too small to cover
the hands It would be far more reasonable
for the lady Of fashion 10 revive that quaint
old custom of carving live poodle about in
cold weather 70 serve as q muii, but the So
ciety for the prevention of cruelty etc.
would soon put stop TO such "A practice, no
matter how picturesque it might he, especially
when the dog was dyed 70 suit the wearer's
complexion. Astrachan will be q modish fur
with which TO trim an afternoon costume for
visiting or reception purposes 1t goes well
with cloth. One very becoming WAY 10 apply
this trimming Is 10 run three narrow rows of it
around the bottom of the skirt and TO run
single row around the cut-out of the BODICE
and 50 down to the waist, thus framing the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13

reality. the feather tips We're sewn upon a
very strong but soft and plable material.
Possibly this casaque might be rather too
startling q novelty for you, so IN my initial
illustration set before you some
thing very much of the same shape
and style. only it is made up
in a less original manner. This stylish gar
mept may be made in velvet of any kind or
color 10 suit your particular figure and color
ing. The cOrsage closes IN the middle with
hooks and eyes. and TO it are sewed long
basgues The front sides have revers sewed
e. them with reversed seams The casaQue
may be embroidered in any way that taste
may dictate. The sides have one dart. In
order 10 keep the casaQue from wTinbling You
must add a band of silk of the same color as
the velvet to the left side. reaching down 70
the waist and serving 10 hook the right side
10 the lett side. in front the basques flare
somewhat. The garment must be trimmed
with some becoming fur
In my second illustration YOU will find rep
resented on the left very stylish street cos
tune In gray cloth. The skirt Is made up on
an alpaca foundation. having a deep false
hem and a drawing-string IN the back
breadth. The skirt Is slightly draped and
finished at the bottom with q bias Of gray
velvet, which must he lined with muslin.
This band Is sewed up with reversed seam
with hollow pleats The front breadth is
g0red. so as TO secure proper fit on the hips.
Under tho Jacket you wear blouse OF gray
silk with leather belt. The fronts Of the
jacket are double and Il IS Ornamented with
an open peerine. the fronts of the under
basques are adl usted to the figure and meet
at the front The upper ones have q dart
and. as my Illustration indicates. are cut 20
point and sewed upon velvet basQues gath
cred below the midst The points are
lordered with velvet. The peleriDe is
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Given AWAY.

The Domestic" Fashion Review land
guide to home dress making. winter num-
Der. a book of lie pages. l3xl8 inches. con-
tanning 1,4O0 illustrations of garments for
ladies. misses children. boys and men. A
rs cent book given away with each Is cent
Domestic" pattern YOU buy between now
and December 10Th.
DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
No. 500 Main street.
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LIQUORS.

Wine, for Jelly. soc.
Sherry Wine, imported, g.
Port Wine. e.
Good Sherry Wine. Sl.50.
Claret Wine. per bottle, z5c.
Whisky. SIPS.
Old Rye Whisky. Sl.50.
Old Rye Whisky, years old. 81.
Old Rye Whisky, wears old, $40.
Old Rye Whisky, years old, g..
Fine Corn Whisky, g.
French Brandy. -
Pure Old Virginia Apple Brandy, q.
California Brandy. years old, IS.
New England Rum, g.
Imported Gin. -.
Blackberry Wine. 81.
Fine Catawba Wine, 81.
London Porter. per dozen, q.
Sweet Cider, SOC.
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gathered as the neck. etraioht co1lor IL.
omutton sleeves and cuffs, With tbs CO. 90
tune Is worn a very pretty gray felt narrow
Driin and Hat crown. The crown il turned nv
az the back and set of with a bow An
esrette Of gray feathers is placed in front in
Mo centre Of a bow. the two ends Of which
pearl-headed pin. 'Noio !"
Ihe heuTs on the right in my second ,llns-
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mufied-up look means death 70 OIL grace
and style If you want TO know now you
look muilled up might say observe tAe ars-
tocratic pug dog with ms Dl9hKet
on and his woe-begone countenance;. j am
well aware that many young girls, inclined 10
embonpoint. trifo with their health curing
the winter season in order 20 keep style ana
comfort. SO far as possible, hand IN mana.
These foolish virgins forget that nature has
set a most sensitive thermometer IN the CEN
ire of their faces, to wit: their noses, ana
would respectfully suggest % them that no
matter how lovely their winter costumes may
be. q red nose with indigo lips and a general
pinched look - quite enough TO rob the most
beautiful face in the world of its charm. OF
two evils choose the less, and so IT seems 10
me that 10 is better 20 make almost any sacrl-
fee including grace and style. and keep the
blood on each side of ones nose rather than
on its tip But think that by little intel
ligent thought on this matter you may be
easily able 10 hit upon some style of street
gown that will keep you perfectly comi0rta-
BILE and. at the same time. save you IRON
that dreaded mutiled-up appearance.
Ny attention was attracted the other day
by winter garment which appeared 10 Inc
70 very nearly. if not quite. derserve the
title Of novelty. 10 was a long velvet casaQue,
made from q single piece OF the material
while its collar and sleeves were fashioned
entirely Of feathers. ! say entirely, bat, IN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
Tnr frst symntoms Of henrt disoase ava sho,

IHE nrst symptoms OF heart disease are short
IN side, swollen ankles, for which Dr. Miles
New Heart Cure is Il marvellous remedy. Fine
book on Heart Disease, with wonderful cures
free st Owens Minor Drug Co, 1907 Main
street opposite postofiice, or address DR.. Miles
Medical Co.. Elkhart. Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
CANDIES.

French Candy. pounds for 25c.
Fine French Candy. Zoe.
Pure Cream Candy. 1259c.
Caramels. 20c.
Chocolate Drops zoe.
Plain Candy, 1Oc., or pounds for 25c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13
Hardman unricht Piano Bargain.

We have a Hardman piano, good as new.
that We can sell for very reasonable price.
giving time if desired. WALTER j.. MOSES a.
Co., 1908 Main street Opposite postoftce).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13

When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria-
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
when she had Children, she gave them CastoriA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13

b1ChOR'S NO. 7, II. ID. C., FIG, AND
CAROLINE SUN-CURED ARE PURE, CLEAN
and CHOICE SUN-CUkED rOBACCOs. Try
xAEh-
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New Cut Iferrings, i2c.
Salt Salmon. per pound, 1870.
Canned Salmon, Ice, or for 2jo.
New Mackerel. per dozen, 15c.
Canned HOLSTERS. zoe.
n. G. Roe Herrings, lSc.. or / ! doZ. for 25c
Broiled Mackerel per can, 121sc.
Cod Fish, &c.
American Sardines, quarters. Sc.
American Sardnes, halls, l0c.
Imported Sardlnes, quarters. lie. or 2 for 2jc
Spiced and Mustard Sardines. Zoe.
New Imported Sardines, halls, l.c.
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RUE it is that the
4 fashionable W ON a Il
finds it more Difficult,
20 make q gracefuland
stylish appearance in
winter costumes than
che does IN her spring,
summer and autumn
gowns. and the reason
is obvious. The mo-
ment that eager and
nipping air Of which
Shakespeare speaks,
calls for heavy wraps.
fur-lined cloaks OF fur
trimmed Jackets. there
Is at once a noticeable
tendency 10 sacrifice
grace and style in or
der 70 secure comfort
"a word. by-tho-way,
that hasn't lis exact
synonym in any other
language and l must
say that is in an ex-
tremely difficult thing
10 feel entirely com
Portable on a real old
fashioned winters day
without assuming a
1nutlled-up look. Now,
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NEW NUTS.

New Raisins. Sc.
Seedless Raisns. 10c.
Extra Haisins. 1Oc.
London Layer Ralslns. l213c.
Lemon Peel, l5c.
CitrOn. DE.
New Currants &c.
Chalmers Gelatine, 1Oc., or pkgs. for 25c.
COxs Gelatlne 14c.
Lemons. per dozen, 20c.
Oranges. per dozen. lsc.
Large bottles Vanilla and Lemon Exits. Sc.
Assorted Preserves, lOc., or pounds for 25c.
Jelly sc.
Home Made Mince Meat. Sc.
Cranberry Sauce, l0c.
Apple Butter, &c.
Cranberries Zoe.
New prunes. 10c.. or pounds for 25c.
Puddine per package. Toe.
Sweet Pickles, per quart. zoe.
Dates, &c.
Figs. I0c.. OF pounds for 25c.
2-pound Boxes Layer Figs, 25c.
French Prunes, 123c.
Cocoanuts, &C., or for 25c.
Aprlcots, lZ59.
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IMPORTED GOODS.

Oatmeal, fine re.
Oatmeal. medium, &C., or pounds for 25c.
Rolled Oats, &C.
Split Peas. &C.. or pounds for 2jc.
Green Peas. &C., or pounds for 25c.
New Barley, sc.
TapiOca Zoe.
Nlaccaroni. imported, l0c.
Best Cream Cheese, l5c., or 2 pounds for 25c.
Kummel Seed zoe.
Poppy Seed zoe.
Sweet Oil. per half pint, 10c.
Sweet Oil per pint, l5c.
Sweet Oil. per quart, 25c.
Celery Seed. 40c.
Spaghetti, l214c.
NeTmicelh, l23c.
Sage Zoe.
Olives. per bottle, Zoe.
Lindsay per pound. l0c.
Iimburger Cheese l5c.
Preserved Ginger, 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-13

Prime Butter "a Speciality.
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Fire Crackers. packs for 25c
Xmas Candles. assorted cOlOrs. l6c.
Lima Beans, &C.. or pounds Tor 25c.
Matches, per dozen, sc.
Sweet Chocolate. soc.
Bakers Chocolate 40c.
Epps' Cocoa. per package 2Oc.
Fine Vanilla and Lemon Extracts, Ice.
Carolina Rice. &C.. or pounds for 25c.
Cracked Wheat. per pound &c.
Hominy. 215c
Iarna. Sc.
Hecker's Oatmeal. per pound, &c.
Sugar-Cured Hams, l2t2c.
Sugar-Cured Shoulders, Sc.
German Mustard per quart, 20c.
Meal. per peck, zoe.
Best Cider Vinegar, 25c.
imported Wine Vinegar. SOC.
Two Blocks Stove Polish, &C.
Corn Starch. l0c.
5. Gloss Starch. 10c.
Best Lump Starch. &C.
Two-Ho0p Buckets. l2c.
CheroOts per package. &c.
Desiccated Cocoanut, per box, l5c.
Lamp Chimney. &c.
Cedar Buckets, 25c.
Rustic Tobacco. per plug Zoe.
Zuleika Tobacco, per plug, l0c., or 3 plugs
for 25c.
Cassard's Best Lard, Go.
Good Cooking Butter l2l9c.
Durkee Salad Dressing, 2Jc.
French Peas. zoe.
Mushrooms. zoe.
Bottled Pickles. 10c.
Imported Pickles. quart Bottles. 25c.
Backing Brushes. l0c.
Scrubbing Brushes, sc.
Anderson's Catsup l5c.
Silver Sand, per quart, DC.
Ball Blue. per box. sc.
California Apricots, 1910.
Dried Apples. &c.
Dried Peaches Sc.
EyapOrated Apples. 10c.
Virginia Buckwheat 4c.. orr pounds for 2jc.
Sour Krout. per quart. Sc.
Pickles. per gallon, SOC.
Double Zinc Wash Boards, 25c.
Good Butter. zoe.
Catsup. per quart, 1jc.
Heckers Buckwheat per package. 10c.
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In THE WHIRL OF FASHION.
Difficulty Of Keeping Up Stylish Looks
In Winter.
GRACE TO Be SACRIFICED TO COMFORT.
Winter Costumes Versus Red Noses-Novol
ties for the strcets-Pretty Manties and
JaoScis-Fnr Trimmed Dresses.

New YORK, Dec. IL.
RUE il is that tho
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-15
STATE HOMEOPATHS.
Closing Proceedings of Their Annual
Meetings.

Closing Proceedings of Their Annual
Meetings.
The second days session Of the California
State Homeopathic Medical Society began
at 10 O. clock yesterday. After q brief adj
dress by President French, several papers
were read on obstetrics and surgery by Drs.
Ballard, Pratt, Bradley, Martin and Dewey.
In the afternoon papers were read by Dr.
Tisdale aud one by the Secretary by DR..
Grove OF Heads burg who could not be
present A telegram from the State Board
of Oregon was received, rendering the
best wishes of the members OF the probes
sion to their brothers in California.
The members voted in favor of holding
the coming sessions for three days instead
of two, as the society is growing SO fast that
they cannot 60 through with their business
When the regular Orier of business was
finished Dr.. French retired, after thanking
the members for their courtesy and cooper
alton during the past year DR.. Arnold, the
new President, was indicted into Office ana
made a brief address. He then appointed
the following gentlemen as Chalrmen OF the
various departments
Clinical Medicine and Eectricty-Dr. j. I.
Martin.
Obstetries-Dr S Worth.
Diseases OF Women aud ChlldTen-Dr. &. M.
Pedse.
Surcery-E C. Buell..
Op6tnalmoiogy aud Otology-Dr. Rhodes
Physiology Anatomy and PatholOgy-Dr lis
dale.
Materia Medica and ProvlBgs-Dr. Dewey.
MEDICAL Education, Statistics and Neurology
LeeisISton-Drs. Selfrldge, Martin and It's.
dale.
After voting thanks TO the retiring officers
the meeting adjourned sine die.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-15
FORESTERS' PICNIC.
Seventeenth Annual Gathering at
Shell Mound Park.

The Ancient Order of FOresters held its
seventeenth annual picnic at She'll Mound
Park, Berkeley, yesterday. Some Of the
picnickers arrived as early as 9 o'clock. but
it was not till about II that the grounds be-
gan to really fill up and present an animated
spectacle with the picturesque uniforms OF
the Fotesters and the bright dresses Of the
ladies. From that time on every train
brought new bands Of meTrymakerS until
about 1000 were gathered in the grounds
The number would have been still larger
had the sky not threatened rain.
The committee which had the arrange
ments in charge had provided plenty OF
amusement for those whom the lowering
sky mad not kept away. The swings and
merry-gO-TOunds were filed all day, and not
a few climbed to the top of the observatory
and enjoyed the widespread panorama OF
the bay and ocean and the Mills and valleys
along the Alameda shore. The Park Band
was StStiOn ed in the pavilion and furnished
music for an untirlng throng OF dancers. At
2 O'Clock a move was made to the race
ground, and a long list of races was run OFF,
In which every age and condition was gwen
q chance of securing prize.
The majority of the picnickerS did not
leave the park till 6 o'clock aud returned
somewhat tired, but with the recollection
of having had most enjoyable time. The
arrangements Tor the picnic were carried
out by the following officers of the day:
Ii. Beaver. President; d. E. BeSeckeT, Vice.
President; NJ. Boehm, Recording Secretary; w.
j. VIM, Financial D cretaTy; r. d. Cunning
ham, Treasurer.
Games Committee-D. E. Besecker och airman},
S. Wray, X. d. Gun lingham. " Birch, William
Carpenter j. Darb j. l.. Pollock.
deception COmmtee-M. Boebm chairman,
S. Wray, f. A Grant, H. Benz min, S Kidd. W.
BoOtsmaD, j. D. Dor&n, J. TAYLOR, Mrs. A. Nj.
Phillips, Mrs. L. Waite, Mrs. +. Koppin.
Floor Mauager-G. ii. Wlnkleri assistants, j.
&. Jsfries and j. ThOrnbill.
Committee on Danees-C w. Thompson, j. f.
LindstrOm, H. II. Miller, w. T. Kimball, e. J.
AptIYeler S. Solomon.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-15
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Cacatta, June and July 7t9714c: Wool
Bags. 3603Sc.
OIL-kastern Linseed is lower. California Castor
on in cases, No. l. =; No. 2, cases. 81 10. bbis soc
manufacturers rates. Eastern do 81 IS: California
Lin seed bbs, q gal boiled, zoe; raw. 5715e p gals
cases, J5c more Cocoa, 55065c gall; China Nut,
6715G70c p gallon; Eastern Llnseed Ul Obls,
62c; do raw. 5912e gallon; Lard OIL, b0s, ~ 12e;
cases. zoe p gallon
PETROLEUM Starlight, 1890 cal; Downer's.
271ac q gal on: Astral 10 zee; 1852 Elaine 24lae;
Pearl. 1870. Water White. refined bulk lie;
Headlight 1852, cases, 23e; Mineral Illuminating.
3G0o, 25e in cases; Standard, l1O' fire test lie q
gallon in cases eapsl l713c faucets and &c in bulk
GASOLINE ETC. 500 Benzine, bulk, l3i5e II gal;
cases. 19c; TAO Gasoline bulk l415e cases, poe $50
Gasoline. bulk, 25c; cases, 29c q gal
WHITE LEAD-Ouoted at S98l2 p 10.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at SIC y gallon.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes follows, terms net cash: Cube Crushed,
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all 51sc p 10;
Dry Graduated, 5Iae ConfectiOnerS' A, $3.50;
Extra c, Age; Golden Z, sac 2 10; Bags, lac more
than bbs.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-15
AN EVENING OF MUSIC.
A Pleasing Entertainment at Irving Hall
Last Night.

A Pleasing Entertainment at Irving Hall
Last Night.
An entertainment of music and dramatic
recitalS was given at Irving Hall las; even.
ing in aid of the Ladies' Pastoral Aid
Society and Trinity Chapter, Brotherhood
of st. Andrews. There was much smaller
attendance than the merits of the perform
ance called for, but those who went were
fully repaid. The musical portion was
furnished by Mrs. Keesing, Miss Nellie
Gallagher and MeSsrs III. NJ. Forteseue and
0SgOod Putnam. Both the last named were
honored with recalls. Miss Ada Neigel
was accompauist, and her graceful playing
was much appreciated. The dramatic re-
citals introduced Ii. G. Eastman in a number
of spirited pieces, which showed his wide
range of character acting to great advantage.
The Rev. j. Saunders Reed was down Tor a
reading, but was prevented from appearing
by illness. The following programme was
rendered:
H. j. Stewart, NIB. musical director Song,
i" Elsas Dream" ('LOhengrln," Wagner Mrs.
S. Keesing, Miss Ada Weigel accompanies; reel
tation TAI "Bugle Song" (TennysOn), (5j Car
casOne" (from the Freneh). (c) "Shaugnraun"
(BoucicauD, by H. Clay Eastman; song, When
the Tide Comes Ii" (Barnby), Miss Nellie Gal
lagher; recitation, scene from Bedot papers,
"COurtship OF Elder Suifiies," II. Clay Eastma d
cue; song Thursday" 81. L. Molioy) Osgood
Putnam; recitation, Poes Raven" II. Clay
Eastman; song, The Daily Question" meyer
Hellmund) Mrs. S. Keeslng, Miss Ada Weigel
aecOmpauist; recitation, 'Creed OF the Bells I"
George Bungay), ii. Clay Eastman.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-15
school entertainments.

The following programme was rendered
at Wednesdays entertainment by the
Fourth intermediate Glass. j. M. j.;
Hymn, "Mother Mary" choir; Rotations,
Harry ROsseter, John J. Rran; Christian doc
trine; recltations. William j. Winthrop, Henry
W. Stone; vocal solo, The Picture or the
Wall" James j. Feeney; spelling; Rotations
Emmett Z. Clancy, George 4. Crowley, Emmett
Boyle song, "A Life on the Ocean Wave"
choir; reading aud grammar; recitatiOns--Fran-
els Lowe, William A. Drake, f. A. BaagO; vocal
solo, (" Only q Picture" Francis Lowe; analysis
and parsinR; recltatIons-Ge0ree Van PelI, Mar
tin j. Kehoe, Charles A. Jennings; song, Re
member Me to All at Home" choir; geography
and United States history; recitatons-Ed
OConnor, James A. Colleton, Louis McCrystle /;
vocal solo, Just Think OF Mother" William A.
Drake; violin solo, The Fifth" Vincent A.
Kingwell; arithmetic, mental and practical
recftatlons-William +. Casey, William A. King
well, +. ODonuell; concert recitation, Our
Defenders" class; song, " Out OF the OLD House
Into the New" choir; composition aud crthog-
Taphy,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-15
IN TIE CONSERVATORY.

thank you for the flowers you sent" she said,
and then she pouted, blushed ana dropped her
head
Forgive me fer the words ] spoke last night,
Your flowers have sweety proved that you were
Tlg-t"
And then I tack Der hand within my own
And f0rgave here He'd her all NY own;
But as sc wandered through the lamp-Ht bowers
/ wondered who had really sent the flowers
New ora Herald.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-15
Exchange and Bullion.
SHINING Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day are the City of New York
for Panama, the City of Puebla for Victoria and
Puget Sound, the Oregon for Portland the Lakme
for Puget Sound, tie Corona for San Diego, and the
Gypsy for the Salinas River. The State OF Califor-
MIA fails due from Portland the Arcata from Coos
Bay the Eureka from San Pedro, the Scotia from
Tillamook Bay, and the Santa Cruz aud faquIna
from the southern co st.
Tue Colima falls due from Panama Wednesday
The bark Ferris Thompson, . II tons, loads Coal
and MdSe for OOnalaska.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-05-15
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
THURSDAY EVENING, May II.
SUMMARY OF THE Markets

THURSDAY EVENING, May II.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.
Wheat unsettled.
Barley slightly higher,
Oats steady.
Corn unsettled.
Rye dull.
Dat Hay advanced.
Beans unchanged.
New Potatoes declined.
onions dull.
Butter firm.
Choice Eggs frm-Common weak.
Poultry rather easier.
Hare dull.
Cherries lower.
Citrus Fruits quiet,
Linseed OH lower.
Tomatoes scarce and high.