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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-08-16
Insurance Amendments.

f. Cozzens Smith, general manager Of the
Imperial Fire Insurance Company of Lon
don, has made announcement of the appoint
ment OF William Sexton, assistant manager
of that company and of the Lion Fire
Insurance Company. also of England. to be
general manager for the Pacific Coast.
George ID. DOrnin, formerly general man
ager of these companies and also of the
National of Hartford. Conn, will be re-
tanned as general manager OF the latter
Announcement has been made to the
various insurance agencies in this city by
Thomas c. Grant, general agent of the
North British and Mercantile Insurance
Company, that w. II. Lowden has been ap-
pointed resident secretary of that company,
with headquarters in this city. This APP
pointment is made directly by the home
office. Mr.. Lowden is president of the Fire
Underwriters Association of the Pacific.
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proper thing 10 talk about Miss Sallie.Har-
gmls in this month before her marriage
when, il ever. Il young woman ought to be
interesting She did not present herself in
the thick OF the raking and wagon loading,
but at the harvest supper which came after
ward. She wore pale green fOulard with
large pink flowers setting off admirably
her clear dark skin. The skirt of her frOck
had deep lace fOunce about it arranged in
festoOns and headed with a ruche of pale
green silk. A sash Of the same color was
tied in long wide ends at one side. The
bodice was slightly open and edged at the
neck with a lace frill caught here and there
with little bows of green ribbon.
The hat this much-lnentioned bride-elect
wore with this toilet was cream-co lored
straw with rose wreath tied With green
ribbons A broad ribbon was.thrown over
the top. Her green gloves were so pale as
to be white very nearly.
At the gaIdsn fetes which follow one
another in rapid succession the mousSelne
Gowns are very dainty. One worn few
days ago showed flaming meadow lilies
strewn over white ground. The skirt,
which rested Il few inches Oh the ground at
The back, was bordered with three narrow
ruflPs. A vest Of white chiffon was let
into the bodice and was edged with full
ruches. The hat that completed this bright
toilet vas of fue white straw with wlisp
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LADIES' CAPES.
At S =. SO.

At So. 50.
LADIES' CAPES, made of cheviot, V
shape back aud front, embroidered with
tinsel, worth So, On sale for So 90
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Is one Of San Franchises bankers. He
is an old Californian. having been iden-
tilted with the interests of this State
since April 2, 1851. He was born in Peine,
Germany, on the 9th of February. 1923.
and so was still young man when he first
sighted the Golden Gate. Patient, pl0ddng,
methodical and reliable. it was not WON
der that the frugal German lad soon found
himself upon the high road Of success. he
married a very estimable young lady, Miss
Kendall. the daughter Of English parents,
who lived with her family on Yerba Buena
street, In this city. who, with her elder
sister, now Mrs. William Herrick OF Oak
land, kept little private school. Mr.. Mil
ler's rise has been steady and continual, so
he is now q wealthy man. He is the father
of a large and interesting family. His eld-
est son is H. NJ. A. Miller, whose marriage
to the pretty Miss Jones was society event
some years ago, and who now re-
sides in an elegant residence on
Pine street. Mr.. Miller's other sons
are energetic young men; one of them has
but recently returned from abroad, where
he prosecuted the study Of medicine. The
engagement of his eldest daughter IIottie.
TO Mr.. Mhoon, has just been announced.
Miss Lottie is a very charming girl, tall,
stately and dignified. and much beloved by
those who know her. She has taken a
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LADIES' NEWMARKETS, made from
checked and fancy plaid chevlots, double
breasted, putfrd shoulders, long cap:e,s
with large rolling collars fastened with
handsome corded ornament, worth $50,
will be offered at S12 80 each.
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4 Rounder on the Rampage.

Charles Palmer. a "Barbary Coast"
rounder, had blood in his eye and a pistol
in his pocket when he entered tho Golden
West Saloon on Montgomery avenue yester-
day morning. He was in search OF Annie
Hastings, waitress, and upon confrou ting
her hurled beer-glass at her head. Then
he drew his pistol and fred a shot at her,
the bullet passing over her head. Police
men Linskey aud Walsh arrested him for
an assault with intent to commit murder.
Palmer is very jealous of the woman and
has made three attempts to kill her.
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Holds the somewhat unique position OF being
the only Swedenborgian clergyman IN San
Francisco with congregation and church
building His birthplace was Brooklyn, n.
Y, where he first saw the light on Septenl-
Der II, 1925. After having received his edu-
cation al that place he came to California,
arriving here in 1919, on the 10th OF Au-
gust. His earliest profession in this State
was that of lawyer. He returned to New
York some years later, from whence he was
called to take charge OF the New Jerusalem
Church. which until very recently was To-
Gated on UFarrell street. Prior to his in
cumbency Of the pulpit the Swcdenbogian
Society was stronger than it has been
of late years, for soon after his ar
rival another society brauched out
from the parent stem, and now
worships in o hall under the leadership of
the Rev. Joseph Worcester, and numbers
about fifty souls. The Rev. Mr. Doughty
is a venerable looking gentleman, and is
held to preach and discourse with almost
inspired insight into the needs of his people.
His face is heavily scanned with the lines of
deep thought, his beard is streaked with the
marks of time, and his eyes have that deep
interpretive look that belongs TO the keen
expounder of the thoughts and feelings of
men. He is the father of Mrs. Bartlett Of
Sausalito, whose marriage took place some
years ago as romantic sequel to the
Chaucer booth in the third Authors Car
nival, in which she and the young man she
afterward married took the principal
parts in the knights Tale" and made a
pretty picture in the tableaux. Mr.. Doughty
has the love aud esteem Of all his people.
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No Work for Him for Months.

Theodore Schmitt,. aged about 40 vars,
swallowed an ounce of laudanum in a,'oom
at the Baldwin House on Ellis stree; yes
terday afternoon. He was discovery an
unconscious condition and taken to be Re-
ceiving Hospital, where a stomacl.pump
relieved him of the poison. When he re-
covered his senses Schmitt said thathe was
respondent because he had been out OF
work for several months. He is q book
keeDer by OccupatiOn
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Martin II. Levy,s Remains

The remains Of Martin II. Levysson Of
H. NJ and Schewa Levy Of this city, who
died at Constant, Germany, on the 5th ult.,
after long illness, are expected Q arrive
in this city tomorrow mornin. Inc
funeral will be held at the Home I Peace
Cemetery, in San Mateo County, OF the DAY
OF the arrival and special train on leave
Third and Townsend streets at al nour to
be announced.
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A MorseI for Gossiners.

Gossips have it that Mrs. George David
son elOped with Arnold Payne, Pullman
car conductor Her husband went East
some weeks ago on business connected Win
the Woonsocket Rubber Company andfur-
ing his absence Payne, who had met h3r at
an entertainment, took her out great ieai,
and almost lived at the house. When Ovid
son returned on Thursday he found anote
from his wife informing him that their live
year-old daughter was with a neigibor.
She had sold nearly all the household flrni-
ture and other valuahles, or taken hem
with her. The Tunaways are supp os.d to
have gone to Los Angeles.
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REV. JOHN DARLINGTON

Is one OF our Woodworking Presbyterian
clergymAn on the outskirts of the city. He
is a faithful and conscientious min lister.
and labors among his people with great hope
and zeal. He breaches an eloquent serm0n
and discharges the duties of his pastoral
relation with entire satisfaction to his
people. He is often heard upon the ques-
tions of the day. which he discusses with
edness and enthusiasm. He was born in
New Jersey on the thirteenth day of Au-
gust, 1887. and arrived in California in 1877
His countenance is marked by decidedly
characteristic features. His nose is prom
inent and well proportioned to the rest of
his face. His eyes are bright and piercing,
his brow high and broad, while his mouth,
which is partially hidden by a prominent
mustache, expresses firmness and decision.
He is always extremely neat in his attire.
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Is a gentleman whose name is familiar to
not only the inhabitants of his own State
but of the whole country, for he is Colonel
in the Corps of Engineers of the United
States Army. He was born in WestmOre-
land County, Pa. This important event for
him took place on the 18th of October, 1881,
and the I'd of April, 1854, found him ar
irving In San Francisco. His first occu-
patton in this State was serving in the army.
He is fine gentleman, an ornament to his
double profession. the army and science,
and has accomplished great things in his
lifework. He has strongly marked features
and is nearly bald. lie wears a full beard.
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CrncI SIaurhIerers.

John NJ. Collier. Thomas Constantine and
James Allen, butchers employed at a
slaughter-house at Butchertown, were AZ
rested yesterday for having cruelty treated
cattle while Strengthening them. The. ac-
eused secured their release on 500 cash bail.
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Merchant and manufacturer, is member OF
the Iubbs family, whose name is famillar
to all CalifOrnians, particularly TO such OF
them as have located in Alameda County.
The father of this gentleman was Il hotel
keeper oil renOwn in East Oakland, where
this son has always resided. He has raised
large family of children, principally
daughters, who are very pretty girls, great
favorites in society, and to whom he has
given as they have married is wedding
portion house and lot in East Oakland for
he is very large landowner in that part OF
the country.
Hiram Tubbs was born in Deering, n. H.,
on October IA, 1924. He received a good
common school education, and his life was
such as to develop that spirit of enterprise
and self-relance which has since distin-
guished him. He came to California in
1853, arriving in San Francisco on the 9th of
March. He at once connected himself with
mercantile life, and has never ceased to
take an active and paying interest in bust
ness affairs Since he is the brother of Al
fred Tubbs, his children are cousins to the
young people of the Calstoga family,
which embraces Miss Nettie Tubbs ana
Messrs. Alfred and Austin Tubbs. In ap-
pearance Mr.. H. Tubbs is a large man,
with clean-shaven face and an expression of
great sternness and uncompromsing deter
minatiOn marked on every feature. But
among his friends he unbends to a remark
able degree. and he has the confidence and
friendship Of all who know him.
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struck Inv a FaIlipe BLOCK.

While hosting sails on the ship j. f.
Thompson ON Friday night Hans Olsen, a
sailor, was struck by falling block and his
skull WAS fractured. He was removed to
The Marine Hospital
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lively interest in the Oakland charities. and
has wrought many good work In her
characteristic manner Nh Miller's wife,
the mother of this attractive family. is II
portly lady. who goes good deal in society,
ami is regarded as most charming. a perfect
hnstess, and therefore prime favorite.
country place on Linden street in Oakland.
Mr. Miller, the father. the subject of this
brief sketch, is a portly looking gentleman
with full beard and d typical German
cOpntenance.
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ct $3.50.

LADIES REFER JACKETS, made of
fine cheyiot, in tan, and finished with
large pearl buttons, also navy blue and
t52Sii wf3ifHiqatI " filiSlted with bone but
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Lace Department!

Lace department!
At 8 LOO.
BLACK SPANISH ;GUIPURE LACE
SCARFS. all silk, 219 yards long, worth
81. marked down to 81 each.
AT 5 SO.
BLACK SPANISH GUIPURE LACE
SCARFS. all silk, ~ yards long, worth
SIS. marked down to 81 80 each.
At So. GO.
BLACK POLKA DOT LACE SCARFS,
all silk. 234 yards long. worth So so.
marked down to 81 each.
AT 1oc.
LADIES' INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS,
bemstitched, hand-embroidered letters,
worth So % per dozen, marked down to
10c each.
At Sc.
LADIES' SHEER LINEN LAWN HAND
L-n bilOADL1. ~ 1IANbhEleNdALrO
marked down from 81 70 per dozen to
15c each.
AT 35c.
LADIES HAND EMBROIDER'D HAND
KERCHIEFS, hemstitched and seal
Hoped edges, marked down from So 80
Fer dozen to 25c each.
At soc.
WHITE ROIDERED SWISS
FLOUNCING, hemstitched, q inches,
worth 81, marked down to 50c per yard.
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At $500

LADIES BLAZER JACKETS, in tan COL
ored fancy tN HE'D goods, with cord and
tassel TO match material, also navy blue
blazers, made of cheviot and finished
on edges with gilt cord and fastened
with cord and tassel TO match, worth
$40, Oh sale for So.
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Cloak Department!
Great Special Sp0t-Casl Purchase
CAPES And JACKETS
SO CENTS ON THE DOLLAR!

In connection with the EXTREME RE
DUCTlONS at which we are clearing out
the balance of our magnificent stock of
Spring and Summer outer garments we are
this week offering Special Spot Cash Pur-
chase of LADIES FINE CAPES AND
JACKETS, IN ALL THE MOST POPU-
LAR STYLES AND SHAPES, AT JUST
HALF ORDINARY PRICES.
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LADIES' UBLE-BREASTED REEF
Err JACKETS, made of fnncy checks,
also navy blue and black cheviots, fin
ished with bone buttons to match mate
rials, worth $40, TO be sold for So.
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DEMI-FLOUnCING.

BLACK CHANTILLY LACE DEMI-
FLOUNCING. all silk-special induce
ments this week-at 30c, Acc, SOC, Coo,
%
At S6. 90 and 81. SO.
BLACK HAND-RUN SPANISH LACE
SCARFS, yards long, marked down
from 50 90 and Sl2 so, will be placed on
sale this week at Sc and 81 80 each.
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Gents Furnishings!

AT Sc.
The balance of our SUMNER SILK PIQUE
AND LAWN FANCY FIGURED
KNOT SCARFS of about 80 dozen,
largely assorted patterns, regularly sold
for 25c. will be closed out for &c each.
At 15c.
GENTS WHITE UNLAUNDRIED HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, with
hand-embroidered initials, extra value
for 25c, will be offered at 15c each.
At 900.
GENTS JAPANESE SILK HANDKER-
CHIEFS, with white and fancy hem
stitched borders, large size, good value
for Coo, Will be offered at SOC each.
At 100.
GENTS FULL FINISHED FOUR
THREAD COTTON SOCKS, in browns,
states and tans, little imperfect in
color, manufacturers price 81 dozen,
will be offered at 10c pair.
AT Sc.
GENTS FULL FINISHED UNBLEAC CHI
ED BALBRIGGAN SOCKS, high
spliced heels and toes, extra value for
Zoe, will be offered at 15c pair.
AT 1 Be.
GENTS FULL FINISHED FANCY
STRIPED FOUR-THREAD COTTON
SOCKS, extra value for 25c, will be
offered at 15c pair.
AT Sl.oo.
GENTS HEAVY UNDYED NATURAL,
WOOL UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAW
ERS. good value for 81 so, will be
offered at 81 each.
At IS 80.
GENTS FULL FINISHED TWELVE
THREAD BALBRIGGAN UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, extra value
fol. ST. Is, will be offered at 81 each.
AT s. 1.5O.
GENTS SANITARY AUSTRALIAN
LAMBS WOOL UNDERSTANDS
AND DRAWERS, warranted free from
dye, extra value for 50 so each, will be
off lDt n
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Ribbons! Ribbons!
AT SHc.
FANCY POWERED NECK RIBBON,
in all coors, value zoe, marked down to
6Ac yard.
AT lOc.
FANCY NECK RIBBON, lace effects, in
all colors, value 25c, marked down to 10c
yard. -t
At 1Oc.
FANCY POLkA-DOT RIBBON, satin
stripe, value 25c, marked down to 10c a
yard.
AT l Sc.
FANCY STRIPED RIBBON, No. %. In all
colors, suitable for hat trimmings, reg
ular value soc, marked down to 15c a
yard.
AT zoe.
NEW RIBBON RUCHING, entirely new,
in black and black and gray, value soc,
marked down to zoe yard.
At 25c.
| FANCY STRIPED. FIGURED, BRO
CADE, SHADED AND OMBRE RIB
BON, value Csc to 81 yard, marked
down to 25c yard.
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At. 6 $500.

LADIES' CAPES. made from fine cheviot
and broadcloth, handsomely embroid-
cred in coorS to match materials, new
est shades of tan, gray and black,
worth SIS, on sale for 50 each.
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LADIES' JACKETS.
AT IS z. ..

LADIES BLAZER JACKETS, in tan COL
or, made of all-wool cheyiot, finished on
edges with gilt cord and fastened with
cord and tassel to match, worth So, on
sale for s. 70
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COrSetS. COrSetS.

At S 100.
We will offer our celebrated DR.. WAR
NER'S BLACK CORSET, long wasted,
marked down from 81 90.
At s AS.
We will have on sale the FAMOUS LU-
CHILE CORSET, genuine French, heav-
lily stayed, long WASTED, in gray. worth
81.
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At $500.

LADIES CAPES, Y shaped back and
fronts, made of nice quality of black
broadcloth, finished with fancy gilt
braid and maIabout trimming, worth
SO to be sold for So.
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At. 81 30

GENTS SANITARY AUSTRALIAN
LAMBS WOOL UNDERSHIRTS
AND DRAWERS, warranted free from
dye, extra value for 50 so each, will be
offered at 81 so each.
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AT $3. 80.
q L. Sc 90

LADIES BLAZER JACKETS, in several
shades of tan color aud fancy checks,
finished with gilt trimmings, worth
81 90, on sale for s. 30.
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Al. sZ5o.

LADIES BLACK BROA D c L o T II
CAPES, V shape back and front, hand
s0mely embroidered in gilt tinsel, neck
finished with marabout trimming. worth
S12, on sale for 81 80.
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ParaSOlS! ParaSOlS!

/ vi uOV1Ni i VI uUU1Ui
At IS 90.
LADIES FANCY COLORED SILK PAR
ASOLS. striped and plain colors, for
mer price SIS. will be closed cut at 81
each.
At S l.5o.
LADIES' SILK PARASOLS, in striped
borders and plaids, former price SIS 80,
will be closed out at 81 90 EACH
At $2 90.
LADIES SILK PARASOLS, with ruffled
borders, striped aud plain colors, former
price So and Sc. will be closed out at 81
each.
At 81. SO.
LADIES' HEAVY SILK PARASOLS, in
plaids, stripes and plain colors, COM
prsing gros-grain, surah and brocaded
silk, former price Sc 80 and 81 so, will
be closed out at 81 80 each.
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LADIES' WRAPS. made from best quality
of gros-grain silk. .elaborately embroid-
trimmed with silk lace and jet fringe,
worth $50, will be offered at So so each.
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SPREADS And BLANKETS!

SPREADS And BLANKETS!
At 1915 per Pair.
Our S11 so grade fine EXHIBITION
LAMB'S-WOOL BLANKETS, extra
size.
At $3.50 per Pair.
Our Fine California Lamb's-Wool FAM
lily BLANKETS, the best value in the
market,
at $40 Each.
Our So rs grade Full-size ENGLISH MAR
SEILLES SPREADS, good styles.
At S2.S5 Each.
Our So 80 grade Elaborate ENGLISH
MARSEILLES SPREADS, very choice.
large and durable.
At 75c Each.
Our 81 90 grade Large size CROCHET
SPREADS, Marseilles styles and finish.
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Hosi6ry,UnderWear
and COrSetS!
Ladies and Children'S Hosiery.
At 25c.
We will offer 1877 dozen LADIES' FAST
BLACK AND ENGLISH FANCY
HOSE, all sizes, marked down from 40c,
Doc and 65c.
AT 35c.
We will offer 25S dozen LADIES' GENU-
me FRENCH Isle 4-THREAD
HOSE, black boots with fancy tops,
marked down from 81.
At 500.
We will place on sale 81 dozen LADIES'
FRENCH LISLE-THREAD HOSE,
Richelieu rib. in fast black, also fast
black boots with plain or fancy tops,
marked down from 75c.
At l5c.
We will offer IS dozen BOYS SCHOOL
HOSE, extra heavy, full finished sizes
6 to S3, good value for 25c.
at 25c.
Two eases of BOYS HEAVY CABLE
RIBBED HOSE, fast black, sizes 61a to
10 inch, extra value.
Ladies' LiSIe and Silk Vests.

AT 35c
We will place on sale "a dozen LADIES
Isle VESTS, Jersey shaped, braided
neck aud sleeves, all sizes, marked down
from soc.
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LADIES' SILK WRAPS.

at S 1000.
LADIES WRAPS, made from black
corded silk, richly embroidered all
over, trimmed with fine quality of lace
and drop fringe, worth ST. 80, will be
offered at SO each.
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AZ. d 90

GENTS FULL FINISHED TWELVE
THREAD BALBRIGGAN UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, extra value
for ST. 70, will be offered at 81 each.
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At zoe.

NEW RIBBON RUCHING, entirely new,
in black and black and gray, value soc,
marked down to zoe a yard.
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LADIES' CLOTH WRAPS.

At s. l =. SO.
LADIES WRAPS. made from fine cheviot
cloaking, handsomely braided, high
shoulders, long tabs, worth SIT so, will
be offered at SD 80 each.
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LADIES WRAPS. made from fine French
material. richly braided, trimmed all
around with points and heavy corded
fringe worth So, will be offered at
SIT 80 each.
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III S5, 30.
LADIES CAPES. in black and steel gray,
with Y shaped back and fronts, trim
med with gilt and silver tinsel braid,
also Black Capes with yokes embroi-
dered in tinsel, necks of all finished
with marabout trimming, worth 81 80,
on sale for SO so.
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LADIES' SEALETTE JACKETS.
I,ADIES NEWMARKETS.

At So. 80.
LADIES' NEWM ARKETS, made from
fancy checked materials, high shoulders,
double breasted, with long capes, fas-
tened at neck with fancy ornament,
worth SIS, viii be offered AZ 81 80 each.
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WHITE EMBRO ORDERED SWISS
FLOUNCING, hemstitched, q inches,
worth 81, marked down to soc per yard.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-10-19
BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENT.

Important to Those Who Do Not Pay
Bills Promptly.
A number of bills are due us on sub
scription and advertisements, and many
of them are worn out in being carried
around for a year or more-and still they
are not paid.
The editors of both The Sun and The
GLOBE have turned over a new leaf.
They expect pay for value received. I'm
less these accounts are paid, after a rea-
sonable number of presentations; or sat
isfactorily arranged by calling on the
editors of the Durham dailies, a list will
be made of names and amounts and pub
lished in the respective papers. This
matter must be attended to at once.