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The morning call., 1891-08-26
RICHMOND DISTRICT,
Many improvements Going On and Ma

Many improvements Going On and Many
More Contemplated.
The people living out in the Richmond
district are very much dissatisfied with the
work now being done by the Geary-street
railroad Company in the matter OF fixing
Point Lobos avenue, where it was necessary
to cut up the thoroughfare il making the
extension.
At meeting of the Point Lobos Improve
ment Club last evening this matter was dis
cussed at length and the Secretary finally
Instructed to send protest to the Superin-
tendent OF the railroad, also to ask that
better material be employed in the work,
more care be taken in construction etc.
The Chairman of the Executive Commit
tee reported that it would be impossible TO
prevent the erection of building to be used
for hospital purposes in the Richmond dis
trict.
MeSsrs. Fletcher and MOnrad were ap-
pointed committee to see the Superinten-
dent oil Streets and ask that the cost of the
main sewer in the district be more evenly
divided.
President Fletcher reported that the ave-
n ue was being watered by the Park Com
mlssloners IN manner satisfactory to the
residents, and strongly urged some action
looking to the immediate Improvement of
streets ON the south side Of the avenue, con-
meeting with the park. "Ihe Park Com
missloners," said he. have promised to give
us connecting thoroughfares at the park.
and there Is no good reason why the streets
IN this vicinity should not be opened. The
Mission people are getting away with us in
the matter OF Improvements, and we must
wake up or allow real estate values in the
Richmond district to depreciate.''
1t was decided to hold a special meeting
OF property-holders at B'nai Birth Hall on
some date yet to be decided upon for the
purpose of fully discussing the subject, and
the, following members were appointed to
make arrangements for the same and to
notify all interested in the move: w. E.
ards and A. Wise
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NJ. Beck, B. Briglia, Joseph Brglia, T. C.
Anas, Pedro Manzano, F. S. Montenegro,
Lioerato Manzano, j. c. Garcia
Society Personals.
Mrs. NJ. S. Sperry, the Misses Minnie and
Beth Sperry. Messrs. Horace and Austin
| Sperry have gone to Calaveras Big Trees fer
| several weeks.
| Rev. Thomas Chalmers Easton, DID,, has
been visiting the southern portion of the
State. Last Sunday he preached in Los
| Angeles.
Mrs. Wallace OF Auburn has been guest
| of Mrs. L. 3. Miner in Napa.
Mrs. w. K. Vanderslce and the Misses
| Vanderslice have gone to Napa Valley for
| visit.
| Judge James Jones, brother of the Sena-
tor, Is spending few days atSanta Monica,
the guest of Mrs Senator j. p. Jones'
Mrs. Peter Donahue, with Miss Fannie
Loughborough,, will return from the Del
Monte this week.
Major J. f. Bergin has returned from
visit to Los Angeles and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schmledeli, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. j. Woods and Mr. E. G. sch miedell
returned to town yesterday from Monterey
Mrs. John L. Markell Miss May Markell
and Master Louis G. Markell returned to
this city August Goth from Alton, ILL.,, after
delightful visit of three months to rela-
tives.
MI. VIII u. Stevens Of the First National
Bank of Portland, Oregon. is in the city on
short visit. He is the guest of his sister,
Mrs. III. l.. Gibson, and other relatives in
this city and across the bay.
Miss Clara A. Stevens of Danyile is stop
ping here and attending business collage.
Mrs: Arthur Beam and her daughter. Miss
Leila Beam, have returned to their home in
Feloua, after visit to this city.
Mi. j. *. Norris has been spending a
couple OF weeks at Paso RobleS Springs
Miss Bee Patrick and Mr.. VIII Patrick of
Chico are in towr for a short stay
Mrs. Edward Kennedy and Miss Nelly
Kennedy have gone on an Eastern trip of
some weeks.
Mrs. A. Unna will be at home the first
Friday in every month.
Miss Aggie Lyons, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. j chm +. Lyons, was warmly welcomed
home on Monday evening by her friends, on
her arrival from British Columbia Miss
Lyons, for tile last four months, has been
royalty entertained by Miss Kittie Burnes,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Burnes of
Victoria.
Miss Grace Russell of Oakland will leave
Tomorrow for New York, en- route for
Persia. She will go alone and will renal n
absent for probably many years. Her mis-
sion is to teach the gospel. Her point of
destination IS the station of Oroomia, where
the Fldelia Fiske Seminary is located Miss
Russell has been a teacher in the Chinese
Mission OF this city. She goes to Persia
under the auspices of the Occidental Foreign
Mission,
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Alameda,

Aianeua.
The City Trustees will hold a special
meeting tomorrow evening, and will take
action on matters pertaining to the Fire
Department.
The demurrer in the ease of Harry Tay-
lor, charged with riding his bicycle on the
sidewalk in violation of city ordinance.
has been overruied, and Taylor will appear
for sentence this morning.
Walter Earl, found guilty of petty lar
ceny, was sentenced Yesterday to serve six
months in the County Jail. Earl is Junk
dealer in Oakland, and attempted to steal
some empty bottles at the West End
A boat containing Ward Battles> II. c.
Collins, j. 5. Dunnigan and Fred Behneman
capsized on Monday in the bay, about 800
yards from the Encinal Boat Club House.
The party was returning from fishing trip
to Goat Island, and sQuall struck the craft.
upsetting it. Battles, Collins and Dunnigan
were under the sails, and the lusty yells of
Behnemsn attracted some members of the
Encinal Club, who r0wed out to the up
turned boat aud rescued the men.
The opinion of the City Attorney that
Railroad avenue Is an open and dedicated
street from Park street to Second avenue,
and that the railroad company is not in a
condition 70 oppose Its improvement or to
dictate terms, created much surprise, as it
was generally believed that the railroad
company owned strip of land along the
avenue, and it was, therefore, not in the
jurisdiction of the City Trustees. II is not
thought that the opinion of the City At
torney Will have any effect upon the grant
Ing OF franchise to the company.
Dr. w. III. Robinson won slight victory
over the railroad company yesterday after
noon. He made the usual demand for a
frst-clasS lay-over ticket at the San Fran
cisco office for Alameda and was again told
that such tickets are not sold. He then
paid his 10 cents for the ordinary ticket and
rode as far as Broadway, Oakland There
he ST pped off ana waited for the next train
When the conductor asked him for his ticket
he. of course, had none. but the conductor
did not attempt to put him off, as the other
passengers In the ear as well as DIR. Robin
son expected he wonld. The conductor was
named Yale and is new at the business and
not feeling justified in having tussle with
the anti-railroad man let him ride to Ala
media.
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AFTER AN EVIL SPIRIT.
Dr.. Luffingwelrs Escapade With a Grea
Big Pistol,

Dr.. LuffinswelPs Escapade With n Great
Big Pistol.
DR.. j. S. Lufingwell, who recently ar
rived from the East and took apartments at
the Baldwin Hotel, created sensation on
Fourth street yesterday afternoon. He
pointed big horse pistol at window of the
Washington Hotel, and his aim was so de-
liberate and prolonged that crowd collected
around him.
Don't interfere with me-" he shouted.
I'm the messiah and king of the Band of
Hone. In the name of the Lord l command
yeall to stand back while l destroy an evil
spirit"
The crowd did stand back and the specta-
tors scurried away in great haste as the man
with the gun flOurished his weapon in an
alarming manner, but Policeman James
Ailken took a hand in the proceedings and
arrested Luffingwell on a charge of carrying
weapon concealed. He was locked up in
cell at the Southern Station. 1t is be-
lieved that the doctor is somewhat demented
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Ladies' Day.

Wednesdays at the Piedmont Baths, Oak
land, are exclusively for ladies, and the
latest craze amongst them is to getup SWIM
ming parties weeks in advance, rs the sport
has become so popular.
Pure water and elegan surroundings will
always attract lovers Of swimming, es-
pecially amongst the ladies, who are the
most particular.
The patronage on Wednesdays, ladies'
day. at the Piedmont Baths, has been so
gratifying to the management that they will
be continued throughout the season.
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New Variety of fPrnnes.

Colonel George F. Hooper of Sobre Vista,
Sonoma County, is at the Occidental, and
showed CALL reporter last night speci-
mems of a French prune, grown for the first
time in the State. The variety is called the
Role de. Sergeant, and the trees which bore
the prunes were imported by Colonel
Hooper directly. The yield is very prolific.
and Colonel Hooper states that the variety
natures earl ier. has a heavier weight and is
more easily dried than any other prune now
grown in California
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Astounding
Bargains in
eryDepartment
SUCCESSORS TO
Ke2leBr0S

The attractiyeness of these bargains is still further
enhanced by the and freshness of the goods.
all having been bought within the past four months,
therefore in presenting few samples Of the figures
at which we are sacrificing everything we deem it
needless to urge upon intending purchasers the impOr
tance of attending this wonderful sale at their earliest
possible opportunity, they will readily perceive that
first choice is the best choice and will govern them
selves accordingly.
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Iockbead .t Last E.sc,ea

Robert Lockhead, whose disappearance
was reported in THE CALL, was picked up
by the crew of a Chinese junk about 4
o'clock yesterday afternoon at point some
six miles above Hunters Point. The Chinese
took him into the junk. and with the skiff in
tow reached this city about o'clock in the
evening. When rescued L0ckhead was COM
pletely exhausted, having been adrift with
out food or water since O'Clock on Monday
morning. when he started from the yacht
Mikado, off Goat Island, for this city.
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MAMMOTH BANKRUPT DRY GOODS STOCK
Unparalleled
Sacrifice Of
Ein6DryGOodS
SULLIVAN,
bURTIS
& Dewey,
SUCCESSORS TO
kGalebpOS

Owing to the short time between our purchase of
this magnificent stock and the beginning of great
sale last week it was impossible to assert and mark
down more than fraction of the innumerabIe articles
embraced in its mammoth proportions hence though
our last weeks marvellous offerings electrified even
the most confirmed bargain purchasers by their un-
paralleed values they were really but fOrease of
the thousands of still greater bargains to be offered
this week.
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Whare Ts Hao

Last Thursday evening Frank Corcoran,
laboring man, left his home. 2Ol2 Powell
street, to go to work on the wharves, and
since that time has not returned Mrs. Cor
cOran yesterday appealed to the police fol
aid in finding him. His description is as
follows: 81 years old, height feet 8
inches, weight 175 pounds, black hair,
sandy mustache, dressed In black pilot
cloth coat, dark striped trousers, dark
checked flannel shirt, laced shoes and derby
hat
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A Test rase M.da

Deputy United States Revenue Collectors
Simon and Lambert yesterday seized Chi
nese tobacco manufactures at 719 and 70511sa
jackson street run by Ken TucR and Lee
On. 1t has been learned that there is a
great number Of Chinese who manufacture
tobacco on small scale without furnishing
bonds, or keeping record of the number Of
pounds manufactured. as required by law.
The seizures were made in order 10 have a
test rase
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At 80 Gents.
CHI ALWOOL CHEYIOT SUITINGS
dsOme designs value for ST. will placed sale
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POSITIVELY NO GOODS SOLD TO DEALERS

TO OUR PATRONS. Owing to the rapdity, with which
this great sale 1t will be almost useless for country
patrons to send for samples of the goods advertised
the time samples and orders the lines
selected would likely be exhausted but if description of
the goods required sent the order will receive prompt
careful attention. and satisfaction the
though a personal selection had been made
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WILLIAM RuITERElELl & Co.

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCTIONEERS
once q Salesroom-412 Pine ST. Nevada Blockl
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SO Gents.
SILK quality inches wide excellent value
will be offered
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A. |. CRESSWELL,
The Beautiful and Well-Kept Furniture
Contained in above residence,


One Beautiful ParIor Set OF Five Pieces uphol-
stored in the very best Of Mohair SILK Plush Goods
cost $3.50; Fine Parler Etagere, Body Brussels and
Tapestry Carpets; cd pieces OF Paror Furniture
Six Chenille Portieres Fine Lace Curtains. Bisque
and Terra Gotta Ornaments: Beautiful Walnut
and ANTIQUE Oak Chamber Sets; Clipper Spring An d
Hair Mattresses, Down Feather Pillows. Hall Hat
Tree. etc; very fine Hoey Sofa Bed. uph tered
IN Electric Silk-PIush Goods; beautiful Walnut
Sideboard: S-foot Extension Table and Dining
Chairs: best OF Silverplated and Cutglass Deco-
rated Ware; l extra fine No. s Richmond Range
with water-back complete and in perfect order
cost $65 two months ago; Agate ware and host OF
other desirable articles by far too numerous 10
mention; also hne Talking Parrot and Cage.
HS- TERMS CASH.
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C0RSETS. C0RSETS.
At soc.
FINE FRENCH CORSETS at zoe, formerly
sold at 81 80.
- At 75c.
LADIES' EXTRA LONG WASTED
CORSETS, French manufacture, at
75c, formerly sold at SO.
At IS 80.
THE BEST FRENCH CORSET. in black
and gray, at 81 90, sold everywhere at
SIS 80.
At SOC.
BALLS CELEBRATED 81 80 CORSET
for SOC.
AT 25c.
BALLS c 4 l. RATED CORSET
WAISTS. for Children. at 25c, FORMERLY
sold at 75c.
At T5c.
DIR. WARMERS CELEBRATED CORA
LINE 81 80 CORSET for 75c.
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Broken in Twn PIacas.

Edward Sennett of 1000 Dupont street
broke his right leg in two places above the
ankle, on Monday afternoon, on the Pacific
Mail Dock. He is now at st. Mary's Hos
pital. One Frank Kane, a stevejore, who
was somewhat hilarious because ofspirit-
uous libati0ns, made several passes, which
Sennett parried, and in the scnffie both fell,
but with Kane on tor OF the other man.
who thus had his leg broken.
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.Jnhn Henry Enininad.

In the case OF Johanna against John
Henry. an order was issued yesterday re-
strainng him from dsposing of his prop
erty, restaurant, until the cause has been
tried. Mrs. Henry is suing for 500 month
maintenance
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burglary ON rourtb street..

The grocery-store Of Mausmann Brothers,
at the corner of Fourth and Harrison streets,
was broken into yesterday morning and
50 so and some cigars were stolen. Charles
Fowler was arrested last night on suspicion
of having committed the burglary.
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aC,,nn,nr;, q, C.na.n >,

Rev. Robert Mackenzie. ID, will deliver
lecture on Camping in Canaan" under
the auspices Of the Cheerful Workers, in
Franklin-street Presbyterian Church, to-
morrow evening.
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AUCTION SALES.
THE BALANCE Of MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE

InG DhLhNCE vi mhuNlflUENI FURNITURE
In Former Residence of MRS. JUDGE PLATr,
Also.
All the tmperia Gorgeous Furniture, Up
right Grand Guild Boston Piano, Mag
nitcent Upholstery and Royal MirroI
OF MRS. WOLF. Removed from her Elegant
Mission Residence. embracing:
Grand Upright Guild Piano, of splendid tone; two
Royal Drawing-room Sets in electric blue flow
cred satin and old gold and olive satin damask
cost $500 each: two Magnificent ParOr Sets, in
terra Gotta satin brocade silk velours and Grim
son silk velvet: twenty OF the mos; superb sin
gle pieces ever seen In private residence, Arm,
Easy and Reception Chairs Divans, Tete-a.
Tetes, Sofas, Ottomans and Foot-Rests in mag
nihcent covers, all imported to order from Eu-
rope should be seen by all lovers OF splendid
house-furnishingsl: five Magnificent Mantet
Mirrors; two Royal Chamber Suits; Splendid
French Dining Suit. Sideboard, Buffet, Carving
Table, Extension Table and twelve Chairs, ali
richly carved i'll fruit and flowers cost In Paris
$1,000; Elegant Cabinets Lounges; Desks; Hall
Stands five Magnificent Paintings, together
with variety of grand and beautiful articles of
the richest possible description.
EB- Everybody who desires magnificent furniture
should attend this grand closing sale.
au25 2t GEO. +. LAMSON, Auctioneer.
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ESTATES APPRAIsED.-lnvenIorl have been
fled appraislng the estates of Alexander Blanc
. and William Carmau at S39,472 90 and S36. .OOO
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The Elegant Furniture of Residence,


Very Elegant Odd Pieces, Sofa Easy, Reception and
Corn er Chairs upholstered in broeade silk and em-
bossed crimson plush: Patent ROCKERS; Wall Cabi-
nets; EaSelS; Library, Cherry and Antique Oak IA
bies; Bed aud Turkish Lounges; Fine Eugraviugs
and Water Colors. In fashionable frames; hegsnf
Bric-a-brac: Cherry Cabinet. with beyei mirrors;
Real Lace Curtains and Poles; Natural Oak Carved
Chamber suit with plate mirror dressing case cost
Sl3O: Maple Set: Best Clipper and Hair Top Mat
tresses; Fine Mission Blankets; Feather Pillows;
Antique Oak Dining Chairs, in Russia leather:
Hand-painted Dining Set; Chiua and Crystal Cut
Glassware; Best Bortiered Body BrusseIS. and Ia
pestry Carpets; Hall Racs: water-back Range; OIL
cloth and Kitchen Utensils etc.
au25 1t WIN. BUTTEREIEID. Auctioneer
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SUED ON A NoTE.-Graee B. Bryant, exeeutrix
OF the will of ex.Mayor A. j. Bryant, has sued
E. K. Du Brutz tor S2544 on promissory mole.
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At. / So

ALL GENTS FANCY STRIPED AND
SOLID COLOR ALBRIGG GAN
SOCKS, sold at 25c will be closed out at
15c per pair.
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MORTON Special Delivery Office removed to II
Geary street. One trunk, 35c; three trunks, 81. :.
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At s. i. a 3.


bee at
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AT go Gents.


shades r quality
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AUCTION
IN A IN IN
NOR FOLK STABLES.
Ellis Stree, Between Powell and Mason.

wish to notify my many friends and patron;
that the ground upon which my stable stands has
been purchased by the Y. NJ. O. A., who viii pro-
ceed at once to tear down the buildings thus com
pelling me to offer at public auction my entire stock
Catalogues can be found at KILLIP a CO.'S, ~
Montgomery street; also at the stable.
Date of Sale August 2eth at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
aul6tt FRANK NJ. CHAPMAN.
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Colored Dress Goods Department!
At 25 Gents.

AII-NUUI FRENCH AND FANCY
IN variety popular shades value will
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BLACK quality fnis
value for 81 90 will be
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At, 5oo

ALL GENTS UNLAUNDRIED FANCY
TRIMMED NIGHT ROBES AND
WHITE UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS.
sold for S5c and 81, will be closed out
at SOC each.
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AT S /. 1 ..

BLACK BENGALINE DE SOIE warranted an
entirely splendid value for will
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BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
I'll defective sight. 427 Kearny street.
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a Z. ~

ALL GEN TS' FANCY BORDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS, sold at zoe, 25c
and SOC, will be closed out at 1Oc each.
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Plain and Fancy
JERSEYS!
At = Sc.

At 2Sc.
LADIES' ALL-BLACK JERSEYS, sold
regular for 75r, will be closed out at 25c
each.
At SOC.
LADIES FINE MOHAIR JERSEYS, in
extra! heavy quality, in all colors and
black, regular price 81 90, will be closed
out at SOC each.
AT T5c.
LADIES' IMP PORTED CASHMERE
JERSEYS, in Garnet, Cardinal, Green
and Brown vest fronts, sold regular for
81 IS, will be closed out at 75c each.
At T5c.
LADIES' FINE ALL-WOOL JERSEYS,
plated vest fronts, in several colors,
sold regular for 81 70, will be closed
out at 75c each.
At 5 LOO.
LADIES' IMPORTED CASHMERE
JERSEYS. vest fronts. extra heavy
quality in Cardinal, Brown. Garnet and
Navy, regular price 50 80, will be closed
out at 81 each.
LACE DEPARTMENT,
At Sc
REAL MEDIC1S LINEN LACES, their
price 30c, marked 15c per yard.
At 25c.
REAL MEDICIS LINEN LACES, their
price zoe, marked 25c per yard.
at coo.
BLACK CHANTILLY LACE DEMl-
FLOUNCINGS, ID inches, all silk. their
price 81, marked GOc per yard.
At 35c.
WHITE HEMSTITCHED EMBROID-
Erred FLOUNCINGS, 45 inches wide,
their price 65c, marked 35c per yard.
At 45c.
BLACK RUSSIAN NET, all silk, 45
inches wide, their price 81, marked 45c
per yard.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
At 35c.
ALL GENTS SILK SCARFS fourth
Hands and Tecks sold at SOC and 75c,
will be closed out at Soc each.
AT loc.
ALL GEN TS' FANCY : BORDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS, sold at zoe, 25c
and SOC, will be closed out at 1Oc each.
AT 5c.
ALL GENTS FANCY STRIPED AND
SOLID COLOR BRIGGAN
SOCKS, sold at pc, will be closed out at
15c per pair.
AT 500.
ALL GENTS UNLAUNDRIED FANCY
TRIMMED NIGHT ROBES AND
WHITE UNLAUNDRlED SHIRTS.
sold for S5c and 81, will be closed out
at SOC each.
AG ID l. w.
ALL ODD GARMENTS IN GENTS
WOOL, MERINO and BALBRIGGAN
UNDERWEAR, sold at 81 80, 81 70 and
81 each, will be closed out at 81 each.
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT,
IMPORTED SAXONY AND GER
MANTOWN WOOL,
Be Hank.
DICTIONARIES,
5o Each.
COOK BOOKS,
Be Each.
SASH RIBBON. 10 inches, All-Silk,
300 q Yard.
PARAS0LS. PARASOLS.
S5c, 500, 75o,
IS 90, B Las, sl.5o
WORTH DOUBLE.
PURSES AND BELTS,
AT one-third Their Regu-
lar Value.
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At 35c.
WHITE HEMSTITCHED EMBROID-
Erred FLOUNCINGS, 45 inches wide,
their price Csc, marked 35c per yard.
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At, 8 Lac

BLACK FRENCH SURAH SILK, very rich heavy beaut
offered at 81 75 will be placed 81 per yard
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At T5c.

At TSc.
LADIES' FINE ALL-W0OL JERSEYS,
plated vest fronts, in several coors,
sold regular for 81 75 will be closed
out at 75c each.
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CENTS FURNISHINGS,
At. 2So

ALL GENTS SILK SCARFS, fourth
Hands and Tecks, sold at SOC and 75c,
will be closed out at Soc each.
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At SOC.

LADIES FINE MOHAIR JERSEYS, in
extra! heavy quality, in all colors and
black, regular price 81 90, will be closed
out at soc each.
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At 5 90.
LADIES' IMPORTED CASHMERE
JERSEYS. vest fronts. extra heavy
quality. in Cardinal, Brown. Garnet and
Navy, regular price 50 so, will be closed
out at 81 each.
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At 600.
BLACK CHANTILLY LACE DEMI-
FLOUNCINGS. u inches, all silk. their
price 81, marked 6Oc per yard.
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At 6 l2E


a
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At 3S Gents

42INCH AIL-WOOL AND SILK AND WOOL CHECKS STRIPES
former price 75c and ST. Will be yard
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At S5 Gents.

BLACK SUAf warranted wide
ST. will be offered at
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AT S5 Gents,
At s LOO

SURAH
be offered at Soc
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At T5c,

AT T5c.
LADIES IMPORTED CASHMERE
JERSEYS, in Garnet, Cardinal. Green
and Brown vest fronts, sold regular for
81 IS, will be closed out at 75c each.
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Silk Department.!
BLACK suRAHs AND BENcALINEs.

BLACK SURAHS AND BENCALINES.
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILK fine quality
will be
silk, sold for a Del yard
BLACK SURA warranted all silk
be offered
l.CoC
80 will be yard
be offered 81
liz
entirely splendid value for 81 rs will be
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LADIES' ALL-BLACK JERSEYS, sold
regular for 75r, will be closed out at 25c
each.
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AT 45c.
BLACK RUSSIAN NET, all silk, 45
inches wide, their price 81, marked 45c
per yard.
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At 25c

At 25c.
REAL MEDICIS LINEN LACES, their
price zoe, marked 25c per yard.
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LACE DEPARTMENT.

REAL MEDICGS LINEN LACES, their
price SOC, marked 15c per yard.
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At 40 Cents.

a
4QNCII ALWOOL CHEVIOT
effects good will be
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At IS 100.

At IS l.OO.
ALL ODD GARMENTS IN CENTS
WOOL, MERINO and BALBRIGGAN
UNDERWEAR, sold at 81 So 81 IS and
81 each, will be closed out at 81 each.
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AT S LOO.

ACK RS GRAIN extra rich and heavy pues quality
n sold for less 81 will be al
The morning call., 1891-08-26

Wedne sday ..........,.-..-..August &c, 1891 I,
At II O'Clock A. NJ. the premises,
FLAT No. lOi4Ih TWENTIEI STREET
Bet. Guerrero and Dolores, block from Valencia,