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SAN JOSB'S BABIES.
They Go Down Before the Giants of
Sacramento.
The Senator's Apply the Whitewash to
the Garden City Boys-Oak-
land Beaten.

SAN JOSE, May 7.-Sacramento got
away with San Jose in good shape to-day,
owing to the fact that two of the best
players were on the sick list and the
place of one was filed by an amateur
from Fresno. Score;
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Muddox VS.. Muddox.

The divorce suit of Isabella Muddox VS..
George Muddox is still in progress in the
being bitterly contested by the husband.
The case will probably not be concluded
for several days vet.
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san FranclscO... 0 Q 1-3
Oaklands........... o 0 o o o o OIL
Earned runs-San Francisco l. Three-base
hit-Levy. Two-basc hit-Leyy. Sacrifice
hits-Clark, HasSameT, Cantillion, Hardie.
First base on erroTs-San Francisco l. Oak
land 2. First base on called balls-Sau Fran
cisco 3, Oakland 3. Left on bases-San Fran
cisco 10, Oakland g. Struck out-By Cobb / ,
by Garfield /, Hit by pitcher-Stevens. UNI
pire-D onahue- Scorer-Stapleton.
Standing OF the Clubs.
Tho following table shows the
standing of the four California League
clubs:
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expense of a season Of open-air concerts
viii commence work this morning at 10
O'Clock. Books for the purpose of taking
the names of subscribers can be had at
the office of Treasurer j. E. Mills, at Third
and streets.
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Another Improvement.

The balcony surrounding the bank
building of D. o. Mills ~ Co. is being
taken down, and soon that structure will
present a much more metropolitan ap.
pearance.
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Special Race Tomorrow.

Besides the Hall, Luhrs & Co.'s handi-
cap running race for two-year-olds, to-
morrow, and the two-year-old trot, there
will be a special mile-and-a-quarter
handicap for $500 purse.
Entries must close with the Secretary
of the club at y o'clock noon to-day, and
declarations by 6 o'clock this evening.
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En- Route TO Folsom.

Sheriff Turner of Mariposa came up
yesterday with prisoner named Long
fellow, who has been sentenced to eigh-
teen months in the State Prison at Fol-
som for assault with deadly weapon.
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Benson,s Next Iecture

Luther Benson will lecture at the
Sixth-street Methodist Church tonight
on the subject, ''The Temptations of Ap-
petite" This will be Mr.. Benson's last
lectureIin this city
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DIED.
WlLLIAMS-In this city, May 9th, Ilewellyn
Williams, u native of Maine, aged 66 wears.
R8-Friends and acquaintance are respecJ-
folly invited TO attend the funeral, from his
late residence, corner Tenth and II streets.
saturday afternoon at 3 O'clock
TUBBS-In this city, May 5th, Ella c., young
est daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs o. III. TIbbs. a
native of California, aged 33 years
AS-Friends and acquaintance are invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence of
her parents, No. 1019 / street, this after
noon at o'clock.
CROSS-In San Francisco, May 9TH, Wm b.
Cross formerly of Sacramento, native of
tIMethusen, Mass, aged D years.
Rs Funeral from the Conversational
Church Sunday, May 10th, at 2 p. NJ. In
terment private.
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Serious Charge.

Officer Shook yesterday arrested Pat
rick Spain on charge Of threats against
life. Spain gave bail in $500 and was re-
laaSad
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Real Estate at Auction.

At 10 o'clock to-day, at their salesroom,
1Ol5 Fourth street, Edwin X. Alsip & Co.
will hold the largest sale of real estate,
consisting of residence and business
property and vacant lots, ever held in this
city. There will be variety enough to
suit all tastes
Bell q Co. will sell to-day, by order of
Frank Hickman, three pieces of real
property, including the fine residence of
a. l.. Frost at 1921 l street; also the
Cronkite residence at 1911 q street, and a
vacant lot corner OF Sixth and p streets.
The first sale will be at 10 A. NJ, the
second at 10:45, and the third at Il:3O
o'clock.
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POPULAR "Pease" pianos, from 1926 up-
wards; SO per month, a. J. POmmer. Ninth
and j. Agent for Steinway and Gabler pianos.*
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Wash" Norton, an old-time theatrical
manager, and who has made three tours
around the world, practically, with vari-
ETY. troupes, was in the city yesterday on
his way to his farm in Shasta County.
Norton's last trip with company took
him to Japan and China, Australia. In
dia, Egypt and ended in England, where
he remained nine months. He has been
in his California home long enough
now to become restless and desirous
of again entering upon the show busi-
ness. He is considering the idea of
coming down out of the mountains and
organizing a stock dramatic company.
either for the road or for permanent
stand.
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"A Iwo-Story and Basement Brick Build
ing; situate No. 1113 Front street, between X
anu i Il, renting TO e permanent tenant for
$40 per month; lot 2lx15O This viii
make n desirable investment
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a one-story Frame Dwelling, contains
ing 8 rooms, closets. pantry, etc: lot soy
16o, with stable; iron fence; lot filled to-
grade and street macadamized; situate No.
$500 q street, being very pretty corner
ana one block from street car f1ne.
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asral esatatc, ctr.
EDWIN K Al SIP g. ct

EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO,
Z REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
I u agents, VIII hold q GRAND AUCTION
n3ltNCE i3a3N PROPERTY and VACANT LOIS at
IHelr s y saieSToom, 1915 Fourth street. on FRI
"a MAY s, 1891, at 10 O'Clock
rms will be the largest sale of desirable
property ever held in Sacramento.
Ihose wishing to purchase cannot fail to
nIiu u hofaethat will suit them.
me fIit first property offered will be that
eHgiDiy located piece on the southwest cor
ner twelfth and l streets; has n tNvo-story
lck nflck building, with four tenements. rent
ing Tor S53 80 per month.
Wo-Story Frame Dwelling. No 1874
street. renting for $22 per month: n fronc
no. 9o6 Twelfth street, renting for Sl1 per
nontn-all OF the buildings renting Tor
SS0 % per month. This property Is cen-
trilly located, is always rented, and pays a
S1o S1S re0enue eoaue or ~ per cent. per annam on
"A nnely built Two-story Frame DwelI-
ing nearly new, containing s rooms being
aounle parlors, bathroom, closets etc. iof
4o116o situate No. 2sos Eighth street.
"A Two-Story Frame Dwelling. neoI.lv
new, counterpart of the above; situate
no. 2ol2 II street; lot 4ox16O These nre
sato cw0 me residences and viii pay TO investl-
Also
Large, T,wo-story Frame Dwelling.
Sontalhlng rooms, large parlor, walls hand
Soilely finished, bathroom, closets. etc: lot
4oNI6o, with stable that will accommo-
qate tour horses, buggieS, etc; situate No
ISoS Z street. This place can be purchased
nS paying 81 600 cash; deferred payments
at per cent, purchaser paying taxes.
Also
A One-story Frame Dwelling, nearly
new, containing 7 rooms and bat l6t
fOX160; small stable; situate street, be-
dWeeh Iwenty-siXth and Twenty-seventh.
take payment OF 81 900 cash from pur-
chaser.
A One-story and Basement Dwelling,
WITH 10 rooms; lot 30XSO; situate southeast
corner of Fifth and NJ streets Party will nc
cept payment of $500; give q long term
on oeierred payments at per cent.
Also
one-story Frame Dwelling, contains
ing rooms, closets, pantry, etc; lot 5Ox
LOU with stable; iron fence; lot filled to-
gTaae gooe ana street m0cadamized situate No
and an3O ond " ts street being very pretty corner
anu one olocK rom street car line.
Also
~ Two-story and Basement Brick Build
ing; situate No. 1113 Front street between X
ana ana l., renting to 9. permanent tenant for
make desirable investment.
Also
line, desirable and eligibIy located
frame Cottage, situate Sl7 Fifteenth street
- -neIWeen II and |, containing Is rooms, bath
room, double parlors, marble mantel gns
etc; lot 46xSO. VIII take 81, 900 cash. de.
1erred payments at per cent. interest, pur-
chaser paying taxes.
=, Rs, All residences can be examined between
ana o'clock each day after Tuesday.
VACANT LOTS.
16O-WeSt half Lot z q straa+ hot,roo,,
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
oXl6o-WeSt half Lot 2, o street, between
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh; filled to
grade; seeded to clover; well fenced.
4OX16O-West half Lot 6, 5 and T. Twenty
fifth and Twenty-sixth
40Xl6O-West half Lot g. $ and T, Twenty
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Eighteenth and Nineteenth,
Catalogues Ready Tuesday. May 9Th.
EDWIN K. ALSIP & CO.
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THE UNFINISHED TRoT.

1t was o'clock when the horses were
called up for the unfinished trot of the
day before, in which Sidney j. and
Nidette each had won heat. The con-
testants were the two named and Trefry's
Dinah. The pools sold-Sidney $50, field
SIT.
Third heat-The heat was anything but
exciting until the hone-stretch was
reached, Sidney going TO the front on the
first turn and leading by two or three
lengths all the way to the stretch. Dinah
trotted very fast, but broke several
times, and Nidette made the race with
Sidney after the halt-mile was passed. In
the stretch she passed him and a hundred
yards from home had the best of ii by a
length or more, bat sidney made brush
near the wire and placed his nose along
side the mares neck as they passed
under, Dinah away in the rear.
The driver of Sidney claimed he had
been interiered with, but the Judges de-
cided otherwise, and gave the heat to
Vidette.
Pools were now sold with the field
CVidette and Dinah) the fayorite at S2O
against 81 for Sidney,
Fourth heat-An even start WAS had
and at the quarter Sidney had the hest of
IL bv length ahead of Vidette. Dinah
one behind the latter. At the half Vidette
was Tapped on Sidney, and they went
th1Is around the turn and into the stretch.
The race down was very hot, and Sidney
had inst n nose the best of il as they
passed the wire in 2:323, Dinah several
lengths in the rear.
The pools now sold-Sidney j. $50
field $l7.
FIFTH HEAT.
At half-past six o'clock the horses got
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a One-Story and Basement DWELLING
with 10 rooms; lot 30XSo; situate southeast
corner OF ruth and NJ streets. Party will ac-
cept payment of $500: give n long term
on deferred payments at per cent
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A fine, desirable and elipibIv Iocotod
frame Cottage, situate Sl7 Fifteenth street
between and l, containing 6 rooms bath
etc; lot 45xSO. VIII take 81. 600 cosh de.
terred payments at per cent. interest, pur-
chaser paying taxes
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To Canvass for the Money.
The committees appointed to canvass
for funds for the purpose of defraying the
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NACHTNsTY
THE PlONEER STEAM CARPET CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT.

CORNER
thatId they
phone or Locke Lavensons or
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n One-Story Frame Dwelling, nearly
new, containing rooms and Bathroom: lot
fOX160; small stable; situate o street. be-
Tween Iwenty-siNth and Twenty-seventh
take payment OF 81 900 cash from pur-
chaser. FA
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Time, 1871.
SECOND RACE.

This was five-furlOng and repeat con-
test for the Western Hotel stake, for all
ages. Of the many entries only Revolver,
1nkerman and Ida Glenn came to the
post. These were rated in the pools as
follows: Revolver SO. Inkerman $40,
and Ida Glenn 81.
First heat-The horses got away at the
the first attempt, Inkerman cutting out
the work, with Revolver tapping his
Hanks, Ida Glenn length behind. These
were the positions when the half-mile pole
was reached, but on the turn Revolver
moved up on even terms with Inkerman.
Coming into the stretch he took the lead,
and Ida moved up in company. mixer
man regained portion of his lost ground
before the draw-gate was reached, and at
every jump as they neared the wire he
gained little, but at the finish his nose
was only at RevOlver's shoulder, Ida
Glenn tapping Inkerman.
After the heat Revolver brought $25 in
the pools, against $40 for the field, and the
books gave Il against So on Revolver, s. to
81 on Inkerman, and s. to 81 on Ida
Glenn.
Second heat-They got away to an even
start, but at the end Of the first furlong
Revolver had little the best Of it, Ida
being nearly even with him, InZermau
close upon them. They ran nearly to-
gether until most of the turn was made,
when Ida fell back and Inkerman got on
even terms with Revolver Down the
stretch Revolver easily pulled away, and
won from 1nkerman by two open
lengths, with Ida's nose at his fianks.
AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO. Nav 7.
1891. Spring meeting OF the Capital Turf
Club.-Running-Weste Hotel stake for
all ages; five furlongs.
J. j. Doian names Revolver, 12O pounds / !
". B. SInboEn names Inkerman, 1l7
pOundS............. ........... Q
II. ID. Miller names Ida Glenn, 115
pounds. ........ 3 2
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Uhas,asn patls tor apetaatprk, g,,bt,, Go.
TODAY, AT $50 A. M.
A SPECIAL SALE OF
!. 5qS 5YS 59S 5FS Is
s adst
E ElCORSETSD8 5
s 3&

Which promises be of than usual importance.
To-day We shall hold the SECOND special sale of from the
HICKMAN CO. stock of Vsaia 1t will be Cose only
as the assortment of them unusually large French and
American Corsets that standard goods the such
&c p P d." IS C." Corse "5obOne" Feather-bone Warmers
Health Corset Downs Self adjusting Corset Madame Wans
Dress form,
The Corsets in this sale desirable qualities perfect
condition.
LOT Medium grades American Corsets including
and Ladies sizes
LOT 2 Ladies Corsets various styles a7c.
LOT g. Downs Selfadustng COrses, Health and
few other good brands 33c
LOT f. Frenchcu Corsets strips wellshaped and
boned 75c.
LOT s. Imported Corsets &c P. P D." '55o-bone"
etc Price, 9Sc.
LOT O. Fine Sateen COrsets, handmade French goods
most modern shapes Regular sale price, IS.
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Time, 1:o3H-1:O23l.
THIRD RACE

The third event of the day was mile
dash for all ages for the Hall Brothers
stake. 1t brought out d. Bridges John
Treat, 9. w. kennedy's Acclaim, and
Owens Bros Captain Al. In the pools
Acclaim was d slight favorite at $40
against $50 for Captain Al. and $40 for
Treat
The race was a farce. The starter ap-
parentiy got ratified and swung his flag
when Acclaim was two or three lengths
in advance of the others. He attempted
to call them back when he saw his mis-
take, but it was too late. The Judges
should have rung the bell TO notify the
riders to return, but they did not, and the
race was run out. Apparently an at
tempt was made by the riders of Captain
Al. and Treat TO pull up on the first turn,
but they nnally went on. Acclaim was
about twenty yards ahead at the quarter
and held il all the way around, Captain
Al. finishing length ahead of Treat.
There was considerable excitement
manifested by those who had back ed
Captain Al. at almost even money against
Acclaim, and the track in front of the
Judges stand was soon filled with men
ready TO protest against the race being
given to the favorite.
The Judges took considerable time in
which TO determine what they should do,
but finally announced Acclaim as the win
ner and Captain AL second. Those who
had their money on the former applauded,
and those who did not sought the pool
stand 10 try and retrieve their losses by
betting on the trotting race
AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTo, May :.
iS91.-Spring meeting, Capital Turf CLUB
Ruaning-One mile, for the Hale Bros
stake; all ages.
q. w. Kennedy names Acclaim, lOl
POUNDS. .-.......
Owens Bros. name Captain AL, II2
D. Bridges names john Treat. 12G pounds. 4
Inn l.iLl
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"A Large, Two-story Frame Dwelling.
containing rooms, large parlor, walls hand
somely finished bathroom ciosets etc lot
4oNI6o, with a stable that will accommo-
gate four horses, buggieS, etc; situate No.
IooS 4 street This place can be purchased
by paying 81 900 cash; deferred payments
AT per cent, purchaser paying taxes.
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SHORT-BNDERS DAY..
The Talent Get a Very Bad Fall
at the Track.
Large Attendance and Several Good
Races-The Programme for
This Afternoon.

The ra ceased ON Wednesday night,
and yesterday mornings sun and wind
mad the effect ofdrying up the track so as to
leave it in very excellent condition, ex-
cept close to the rail in front of the grand
stand, where it was still quite wet and
heavy up to o'clock, when it was har-
rowed. The sun and wind had good
effect upon it, but had the narrowing been
done in the morning the result would
have been much better.
The attendance was much better than
on the preceding day, quite number of
ladies being present, and reminded one
fOrcibly of what would be light day at
State Fair meeting. The same persons
otficiated as judges and timers.
1t was decided to have the unfinished
trot of Wednesday take place after the
running races, in order to give the track
as much time as possible in which to dry
out.
THE FIRST RACE
Was for the Matedero stake (selling), for
all ages, seven furlongs. The starters
were Mamie c., King Hooker, Applause
and Minnie B. Pools sold at the rate OF
S25 for Mamie c., $40 for Hooker, with
the others in the field at S6.
AhO l4Ol SCS dSGSI OdO1y az GI1C pOl6, dIlll
several breakaways occurred before the
starter could get them off on anything
like even terms. At the quarter-pole it
was Hooker, Applause, Mamie c. and
Minnie B., the latter losing ground rap
idly. AT the half-mile Hooker still led,
but Applause was rapidly coming up,
and rounding the turn coIlared the
leader, taking the lead as they came
into the stretch. The run home was
quite exciting, but the favorite could not
regain his lost ground, and Applause
passed the wire winner by good open
length in I:3l, Mamie c.. a poor third, and
Minnie b. last.
Paris mutual pools paid S37 45, and the
little buyers were ''in circumstances"
AGRICULTURAL PARK, SACRAMENTO, May 7,
1S91.-Spring Meeting Capital Turf .Club.
Running-selling race for all ages; distance,
seven furlongs.
Wesley. George names Applause, 124
j. Sebenthaler names King Hooker, ll2
w. b. Sanborn names Mamie c., 90
pouHus....
Denntson Bros. name Minnie B., 1O5
pun us '---.''. q
7G11
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"A Iwo-story Frame Dwelling. nearly
new, counterpart of the above; Situate
no. go12 II street; lot 4ox160. These nre
two fine residences and will nay To Inyesti
gate. F' :" 'eS'S
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VACANT LOTS

BE All residences can be examined between
and O'Clock each day after Tuesday.
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A finely built Two-story Frame D&veII.
ing, nearly new, containing S rooms, being
Double parlorS, bathroom closets etc. iof
4o116o; situate No. 2soS Eighth street.
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rms viii be the largest sale of desirable
property ever held in Sacramento
IND homethat viii suit them. -'''A W
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Catalogues Ready Tuesday, May 9Th.
EDWIN X. ALSIP & co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07
THE MONUMENT FUND.
The Amount Of Money Collected During '"'
Past Week.

Paet week.
Mr. !. Taylor Stratton. the agent OF the Dol
d;ers, and Sailors Monument Association ms
collected during the past week and PAID over
% the treasurer the following contributions "
the monument fund; ~ co-
Wy fncoe' az: p. Stumpf & Bro, IS; z: G. Gar
r;son. IS: II. X. Pollard, IS; j. D: 1Aghtioso,s ,
AZ. II + Crump, 60; Thomas j. Bowies'
Rutherford AZ Page. s10: James Hannoni sI
Andrew Welsh, 81 p Gibson, 50: l. ". Mo9u
G sons s6 William Reuger, 80; James a. r..
Tvler. IS; +. F. Paul, 81; Cohen Company 20
n Tallev. Jr.. 81; James III. Chenery, "
Pouhatan Breeder. 81; B. i. Bowies' ~ n
Uutzler & Sons. %; +. A. French. 81; lpcog'
]. b., 81: Alvey Bros, IS; lncog, 4 T., sl' =.
Jobn r Kohler, 81; Great Atlantic ana
Pacific Tea Co, IS: Thalhimer Bros, 20;
Dr. Moses ID. Hoge, Jr., %; Incog. w, 4. r.
a. G. Y. Meredith, S2j james l.. Anderson,
s5 Otway S. Allen, $50: j. ID; Patton a Co,
$40: John T. Powers, g; Robert >; Shock,
si J. ID. Mcintyre a Bro, 80; ); D. y, wright 4 ~
Stokes, $40; j. II. Capers. 50; n. W. Bowe
s5 Gus L. Delarue. IS; Edward Cummins,
S., NJ. j. Mussen. S5 Moses Quarles. So
Currie & Co. 80; John NJ. Higgins, 60 }. X.
Molloy, 81: Mrs. j. X. Molloy, 80 cents; }. G..
Alard. $40; J. T.. Kearney, sl0 @. "; Ninn
a Co., 80: r. II. Whitlock, $40; Frischkorn d
Bro. slO; s. b. Adkins. II; W. r. Johnson 90
j. L. george, 90, " Il ~. l)ui ~ - =
s. Gum, IS: benjamin f. Spragg. 80; Col
onel John Murphy, $40: Charles Poindexter,
IS; JohnA. Kratz IS; W, G: Long, s2 Taylor
u Boiling, IS; John d. Christian, Is; lncog;
W. NJ. d Co. 80; Incog w. II. s.. Sl5; Watt
Plow Company, 50; Bnswanger CO.
s5 T. w Christian, S10; Joseph W.
iaube. So: julius Sycle, 81; A. A. Bishop; 81;
Robt. A. Gary, go r. r.. Florance, II; Chas.
G. Jurgens, 81 Gigg & Cross IS; T. A. Bur
ress, 81; G. J. Grigg. 81; w. d. Meyer, 81;
Denoon, Topper & Co, $40; DIR. Hunter Nc
Cure. $40; A. V. Jahnke, 80; Mann. 5. yalen-
tine, s25. 7. L. Courtney, 81 Judge r. X.
rs Jos. b. Winston, IS. Total. $496.5O. Pre-
viously acknowledged. s1.S45.75. Total col
lected to date, S2,345.25.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-07

Blue Assault Flannel for Boys Suits iul IN
Fegys spfSc assn for Men and Boys wear at
VIII % o 81 F anI III reduced from 9s to 25c
lot beautiful Chall run vary TN Warn Henri
Black Silk Finish Henriettals, oih aIlqes, Nuns
sttas, Bask s t@9ss 'GPPel &sS &C.
= nieces extra fine Black Fallle, good "lu'n' IL
duced from S125 70 81. f.., q, * IN
pieces - Black tallle, reuuCou 4A'-
sl25 big bargain. c.,..,.
Mont forget we'll sell you Baby Car .,i see
cheaper than any one else anu llou ,,s IN
the way is 50 easy-a small caSn pay iu''''
r and s R2q Hsrn %aet Yelling sL25 and seo
yard. worth sl.75 70 e5. a, a, y q IN 40
Red 1abie-tOyers AT 5Oc., foc', 81 @t'~'' %'
with fringe all around.
lot Outing Shirts to be sold az Boc; - ot;-.s
Another lot of those fine Linen BosoIl ohll -
reinforced back and front, az the same plI0o'
soc. 3
N dozer fine Pleated-Bo Shirts. made OF
GOOD cotton and fine linen the Des1 oVc'
TIeated-bosom shirt on the market
Good Black Jerseys, coat back 4Oc; r.. GOD
Black Jerseys coat back eated lrohl' Eoou
LADIES' Shirt 1Hr Waists black striped polka dot
checked white, &c. =, -, 5o - boet
Ladies' Underwear q full line; made OF pese
Muslin. handsomely trimmed ana "orAnian-
ship guaranteed. :l4 oo.
case French Percales the best ana wlueSe ever
made l216c, I'll -.u;.,o. e,itobla
Merimack Calcoes IN beauVlIuI slIlpeS' Sui'"D'0
for shirt waists, DC.
Infants Muslin Cars 21c. 10. fun, Now
Carpets AT cost 200 pieces TO select ll0 III now
Is the time TO buy your Carpets II You want
10 save money.
"A Marble 0il-Cloth for table, 15c.
Floor Oil-Cloth at ., 9lle. 80, ijc ana ~. - 49,
Gents Nipht Robes in plain and fancy al oO' 'o'
50 do%c4 ladies Fine Jersey Ribbed Vests to be
sold. 3 for 25c. ~, .o,<
A large stock OF Ladies Blazers from SS'oo ~
Cream blue. pink and red Cashmere Shawls at
ST, SL2j, $50 and 81. r;o.
Childrens Refer Jackets az all prices Of
White India Linen, very fine ana sheer' az CD
10. f2I6 1874 20 and pc. 49,. H..
Dotted Swiss Musins IN small ana large uo'S'
%, 81, BIZ and SOC.
Black Swiss with white dots.
White Swiss with black dots
Pure Linen Lawns. o,>
Linen Towels at lOc., worth l2I3c. - -. A..
fuli line of Ladies' and Misses Hosiery, our
Hosiery at 25c. is the very Dest HuAe anu
warranted stainless ,o,/. .,o
70 dozen very fine Balbrlgan Hose az l<12c'i lAo
very incest thing for summer wear
. Dair GOOD Balbrigan Hose for 25c.
2 Dair GOOD Black Hose Tor 25c.
Fxcellent Hose for children at SM ana lOc;
Handkerchiefs with colOred borders' real bice'
20 dozen real silk spring shades Windsor Ties
Gents White Lawn Ties OF i0c. dozen,
IN dozen best Balbrigan half Hose at i2l6c.
White and creaW ChamOlse Gloves, 1oc.
Don't forget tho baby and got one OF our Car
riages. They are cheap and WITHIN the
reach of all.