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The morning call., 1891-10-25
BALMACEDA'S FATE.
Positive Assurance That Chlle's
EX.Ruler Is Dead.

Edward Curtis, who has just returned
from Los Angeles, states that while at the
latter place he met Stephen NJ. White, who
informed him that he was in possession of
information that left no room for further
doubt at to the fate of the late President
Balmaceda of Chile.
"Mr. White" said Curtis, is acting as
attorney for Richard Trumbull and others
of the Chileans who were mixed up in the
Itata affair, and his information was derived
from them. Trumbull assured White few
days ago that he had received letters from
number of his insurgent friends at Santiago.
and they stated that not only had Balmaceda
committed suicide but that they had seen
the body and recognized it as that OF the
fallen President.
They were inclined at first to think that
the stories of his death were manufactured
for the purpose of inducing the members of
the Junta to relax their vigilance, in order
to give Balmaceda an opportunity to escape.
They instituted an investigation at once.
and persons who were familiar with the ex-
President were sent to identity the body,
which they did, leaving no room for doubt. ="
The morning call., 1891-10-25

,an be drawn up on pulleys out Of the way
during the day time, and on being lowered
they are made up like a regular bed, with
mattress and all complete.
a very charming room is now being
dressed in this city-two parlors en- suite, 10
feet high The walls are covered with a
moire antique of heavy ribbed silken tex
tnre in a soft green, interspersed with
threads OF gold family discernible. The
fr1eze is arranged in a cove, and is of a de-
lightfully harmonizing rose tint Of the same
fabric as the walls, relieved, however by
the application OF colonial details, hand-em-
brOidered, apDlqued and Of charming tints
The ceilings are cream moire antique, and
designed as in the frieZe with colonial de-
tails; but these details are dainty adjusted
in plaster instead Of embroidery, and stand
out in gold instead of in the colgrings which
the trieze shows. The room is simply ex-
qulsite-a hackneyed term, but properly
used in this case
Modern lamp-shades have become SO
analogous TO the millinery arts that some
Of them look like ballet oYerskirt.
Beds are dressed In two particularly ap-
proved forms-one having a bolster ar
Tangement, both top and bottom, in a Way
to permit a lace spread to be tucked under
and then draped over each. a bed to have
this form of arrangement should be of equal
height at the head and foot boards and be
placed sideways against the wall, instead OF
vertically.
A clever arrangement of bed is per-
mitted when it can be located In a corner.
A tent-like canopy runs out from the angle
of ceiling and walls, and draped down.
Pillow shamS are quite out OF style; for
everything now is French or English and
goes back 100 years for its form. and of
course pillow shams did not worry folks In
those days.
1t is now proper to arrange drapery
gphama bark nf ohiffonipro war6rOlG Op
dressing-stand. We have always put up
splashers with little red-stitched motto md
impossible daisies back of the wash basin
with n view to protect the walls, and with
this same object In view the idea Is digni-
fed by more serious treatment
There have been so many calls for silks
for fire-sereens that now they are made
The morning call., 1891-10-25
PHILIP KENNEDY & CO.,
Southwest Corner Of Market and Filth Streets

quote fruit in slcks as follows; Peeled Evsporated
Peaches, 1l@l3c = b. sundried Peaches. 394e
Apricots. 2G4c: beaehed Apricots 5@7c Apples 8
G7c for evaporated lin boxesl. 31aQ4c for sliced
unpitted Piums. 2@3c; Grapes 2s4@3c; Prunes.
496e for the four sizes: German Prunes, 4@jc;
Figs Impressed, S613i2c; Figs, pressed. 40 4Iac:
evaporated Pears 7@sc sliced Pears 3@5ei quar-
RAIsINs-Layers, fancy. 81 5O@l SO; good to
choice. 81 S5gl 40 z boz; fair, 81 %; with the
slGl l 5 = box and 495c p 10 in sacks.
NUTS-Cnestnuts are qaotsble at l5920c 2 70
new crop Walnuts 79Sc = 10; Pine Nuts. l0c 2 10
wahuts, 7@sc: do papershell 10, 99lOc . 10: soft
shell Almonds 1012@ll12c; hardshell do sc 2 10;
PEANUTS, 4,s4I3e ID for domestic: Hickory Sat,
7@sc; Peoans l2129l4 for small and l5917c for
large; ftbsrts 1005a@ll12e; 0 Brazil Nuts 1889 :
VEGETABLEs--The market runs along without
much change. Lima Beans, 212@Se s. n Marrowfat
Green Okra. 5G975c z box; Green Peppers. 4O(9
75c , box Cucumbers. 25@ iOc = box; Tomatoes, 20
C64oc p box; Dry Peppers, i59lsc y ID; Cabbage,
5006Gc 2 ctI; Carrots. 60075c. TurnDs 50975c;
Beets 81; ParsniPs 81 IS; Garlic; $asi.e = 4:
1312al3s4c; California Smoked Bacon, Il@l114c
for heavy and medium. 12la9l3c p 10 for light.
1l9lll4c; Eastern Sugar-cured Hams for city
trade. 131a6al4c: California Rams. salt loc p II
forna, tlerces sGSsI4c; nalf-bbis, 9i4as Iac tins
Toe ! n; Mess Beef 81 60as; extra mess d5
So 5O49; family do, s1l so 6I2; clear PORK
Slg50lD2U extra prime, $l566l5 so: extra clear
S206D20 so: mess do, SIT 609lS a Dbl; Pig PORK,
q keg, S3G3 25; Pigs Feet, Sl3913 50 q bbli
Smoked Best. 1134 Gl2c . 10.
HOPS-We quote good to choice, old or new 100
l6c; common to fair, 109llc 2 10.
HIDES AND PELTS-Heavy saited steers, 7SA C:
medium. &c light, &c; Cowhldes SC q n salted
Kip, 4c 2 N; saIted Calf &c q 10 dry Hides usual
selection, 10p q ID: dry KIDS 9c dry Calf, sc:
prime Goatskns 30950e each ID eerskins, good
summer, 81 1ac; medium. 30g32 "a; winter. 20@25e;
Sheepskins, shearlIngs l0925c; short wool, 400
7Oc: medium, 7O@90c long wool. 90e9s1 40 q Id.
Cuils OF all kinds about lsc less
TALL0W-Fair to good rendered. 4@414c; re-
fined. 61a@7c; Grease. 31ac y ID.
Wool = We quote fan woolsi San joaquin
and Southern lambs, 99llc p 10; Mountain Free,
ll@l4c p ID; Mountain defective, 10@12c = ID;
Humboldt and Mendooino l59l7c 2 ID. Spring Cups
range as follows: Choice Northern, lS13@20c 2 ID;
Southern seven months I4@i5c . u. foothill aud
Middle Counties, 17(@1SIac 2 10.
The morning call., 1891-10-25

fire-proof. n0n-combustiblp. Lace Curtains
are also treated in a Way that defies the
yenomous gas jet.
The old fashioned curtain polo is no
longer the only way of putting up drapery.
man i'll Brooklyn has arranged a scheme
whereby papier mache or metallic cnpidS
and birds are affixed to a cOrniee. Their
hands or claws are provided with cleyerly
concealed hooks, and when the curtain Is
attached thereto they are apparently held
naturally. This does away with all rings.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
SHIPPING iNrELLlG . NOE.

ArriveI.
SATURDAY. October 81.
Stmr Yaqmna, Green, L 2houIs firm Moss Landing;
produce, TO Goodall. Perkins n Co
Stmr Queen, Alexander. 63 hours from San Diego:
pass aud mdse, 60 ioodai, Perkins & Co.
Stmr Silver Spring Higgins, IS hours from San
Diego; produce. TO GoodaIi. Perkins & Co.
S stmr Albatross. Tanner: cruise.
Stmr Australia Houdette. days from Homo
iuiu pass and maSe. to u Spreckels Il Bros.
Stmr city OF Puebla. Debney, 73 hours from Vic
toria: pass and mdse. 10 Goodal Perkins 4 Co.
Stmr Navarro, Anderson, 15 hours from Navarro;
$50 u It lumber. - Navarro Mil Co.
The morning call., 1891-10-25

Actions for divorce have been commenced
by Elizabeth against John Maucher. Miles
II. against Mary Z. Fish, Jacnto Olagae
against Felipe Olagae, Chum Cook against
Lau All Tan, and Lemora against w. S.
Kothe.
Judge Wallace has divorced RIxa Bass
from her husband Andrew on account Of
his iptemperance
The morning call., 1891-10-25

Steamers to sail to-day the Columbia for Port
land. the Lakme for Puget Sound, the Newbern ior
Mexico aud tho Pomona for San Pedro. The Los
Angeles falls due from Humboldt Bay, the Newport
from Eel River, the Emily from Coos Bay, the
Marie from Departure Bay, the Bonita from the
southern coast and the Gipsy from the Salinas
River.
No steamers announced to sail tomorrow
The Australia fails due from Honolulu, the oregon
from Portland, the Eureka from San PEDRO and the
Coos Bay from the southern coast.
The British iron ship Amphitrite. l70S tons, loads
Wheat at Portland for the United Kingdom, Hayre
Antwerp.
Wheat charters for the United Kingdom, Havre
OF Antwerp. prior to arrival, are: The German bark
Moewe, 1858 tons, 43s Sd; the British iron bark
Alexander Block. 1891 TONS 45S; the German iron
shin Innisa. lS23 tons 4bs.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
General Merchandise.

BAGs-Cacuttas, ss4c; local make s1sc; Wool
Bags S603Sc.
CoRDAGE-Pure Manila Rope quoted NJ l11ac
q 10: l2-thread, l2c; and thread. l21ac Bale
Rope, 1l1ac q 10; Binder Twlne, l3c; Grapevine
Twlne. ll1ac In balls and coils; Hop rwine II 1ac
LaIhyarn, l0c. Quotations for Manila are: Rope
91Yc; 12-thread. lOc; and do. l0Iac; Bale Rope,
s1ae; Duplex rope, SC; 12thread Size; 8 and do
SC; Grapevine Twine. balls or coils &c; Binder
Irvine, 9Iac p II.
SALMON-AIaskan Fish. 81 05 for King 81 for
Red and 95c for Silver: British Columbian, 81 371a
al 40 q dOz; Columbia River Fish, 81 409l 80 g
dozen.
SUGAR-The western sugar Refining Company
quotes follows terms net cash: Cube. Crushed
Extra Powdered and Fine Crushed, all 5sc . 10;
Dry Granulated. 5L4c: Confectoners A, 1sc;
Extra q, 41ac; Golden O. 41sc; ID. 4c 2 Id; half
bb!s !4c more than bbls. and boxes l.2e more.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
Iniurad I'm a Collision.

Annie NJ. Nicholl has sued the Jackson
Brewery and the City Railroad Company
for $4,000 damages for injuries received in
August. She alleges that she was riding
in City Railroad car when a wagon be-
longing to the brewery oollided with the
car, and the tongue passing through the
window struck her in the back, infiictlng
nainfuI iniurieS
The morning call., 1891-10-25
NOVELTIES IN
DECORATION.
Tbe Latest ideas in Making Home Look
Attractive,
Venetian Blinds Are Again Becoming Popu-
lar-Eurniture for Five O'Clock Teas-A
Rev Fad in Curtain Hangings.
FROM THE PHILADELPHIA UPHoIsTERER

FROM THE PHILADELT HIA UPHoLsTERER'
Fads are queer things.
We have them in decoration more than
i'm any other field of fancy.
Away back in the time Of James it was
q fad to embroider some parts of design
in real hair. 1t added an additional touch
of sentiment to a sofa cushion If fleur de
lis or clover leaf was brought out in some
Of somebody's auburn whiskers. 1t was as
great go" in those. days as macrame
cord work was fifteen years ago. Some
times portraits were done with the hair part
brought out in the actual bona 1ide, real and
true article
Now, the latest thing, but of course we
cannot pretend to say how big or how little
a fad it will be, is the application of the
principles of poker work. We all know
what poker work is. 1t is sketching with a
red-hot poker on soft wood. The scheme
now is to have some design printed or
stamped, or sketched on tile wood by an
The morning call., 1891-10-25

Inspector Thomas and Deputy Collectors
Jones and ClapD of the internal revenue
service, made a raid on Friday night on
Chinese rookery at 815 Sacramento street,
where they seized large bundle of
'sweated" imported stamps, They were to
have been pasted on other cans sometime,
a common resort for persons who wish to
defraud the Government of It's opium tax
The morning call., 1891-10-25
He Drank and GambIed.

An inquest was held yesterday in the case
of Joseph i. Brown, the solicitor who COM
mitted suicide at 1867 Mission street by gas
asphTxiation. The evidence showed that
he had been despondent for some time by
reason of excessive drinking and losses at
gambling A verdict Of suicide was rendered.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
Chicagn Marieet.

CHICAGO, Oct 24.-Wheat was weaker. The opon-
ing was about the same as yesterdays closing and
held steady for awhile, but later became weaker
and prices declined ssc then ruled stro nger again
prices advancing 14c and the closing was 3gsc To
12c lower than yesterday. Receipts, I,65BOO0
bushels; shipments, l,U63U0 bushels Rye frrn
at SS 1ac. Barley quiet at 6lc.
CHICAGO. Oct 26.--Wheat-Casn-933s. Corn
81 18.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING. October "a.
SUMMARY OF THE MARREHa

SATURDAY EVENING. October "a
SUMMARY OF THE MARREra
Wheat options higher.
Flour dull and weak.
Barley inactive and easy.
Fair demand for Data
Corn dull aud wsaA.
Rye nominal
Hay easy.
Beans arriving from Chile.
Potatoes and OnIous unchanged.
Picked Butter frmer.
Fine Eastern Eggs advanced
Turkeys lower.
Game In bad order.
Berries higher.
Lines lower.
Dried Fruit very weak.
Silver declined again.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
The Hard-Headed Burglar.

William Washington, the hard headed
negro, who was shot by Policeman Nc
Grayne while trying to break into G. Shep-
ler's Jewelry-stOre. was examined in Police
Conrt yesterday and committed for trial,
bail being set at $1,000 Three more charges
OF burglary are pending against him.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
San Franclsco Meas Mtrkss.

Wholesale races from saughterers to dealers
as follows:
BEEF-FIrst quality. $4,000; second quality.
41b6D5c; third do, 46l4 i4c
VEAL-Large SOTO; small Csvos. 7G9c.
NUT rON-Wethers. 74D7 15c; Ewes, 6LaG9Tc.
LAMB-S1s6D9c q 10.
PORK-Liye Hogs 4L494Iso q 10 for hsavY hard
granted, 4Iac for light average do; stock Hogs
5G334c c D 10: dressed do, 6S4Go71ac d Id.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
New York Markets.

New YORK, Oct. Pain the stock market to-day
there little but professional trading firm
tone was presented with only small changes In
everything traded In. The market closed at about
the best prices OF the day. Governments hrm. re-
troeum closed at 6Oasc
NEW YORK, oct 24.-Unlted States Bonds-t's
ll712 2's, 100; Northern Pacific. 2SJ4; Canadian
Pacific, SSJz Central Paclhc, 33Js; Union Pacific
4l5s; Atchlson and Santa Fe. 44sl; Wells Fargo
1873; Western Union, S2ss; silver, 90; sterling
81 Sl1aQD4 81 ".
NEW YORK. Oct 3D. -wheat-October 81 O3a1
Flour-Steady. Conee, $I1 80; Sugar, Q l5. IGN
3 932. Hops-Pacihc Coast. 120l61ac Hides
1910. Copper-Lake. Sll So Iln-spot 500
Lead-DomestIc, 81 20. lrcn-SI5 Petroleum,
6O@ss
NEW YORK. Oct 24.-Hops are quiet There have
been transactions In small lots at prices about the
same US the past few days. The interior markets
are quiet. London is unchanged, German IA very
firm.
PRUNEs.
Few YORK. Oct. 24.-California Prunes 9O,s in
boxes, 912c, spot to tObDers. Choice California
Peaches, In boxes, 9Ac.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
Henry Sanford. The new President of

Henry Sanford, the new President of the
Adams Express Company, is about go years
Of age and the weaithiest man in Bridge
port Conn.,, since the death of i. L. Bar
nun. His connection with the company
began as detective about forty years ag0
The morning call., 1891-10-25
English Wheat Markat,

LIVERPOOL oct. 24-The spot market is frmer
at Ss 9Iad. Cargoes are stronger AS sd for of
coast ABS Sd for Just shipped AIS I'D Tor nearly
due.
FuTURES
The Produce Exchange cable givei the foIIowInv
Liverpool quotations: October, Ss SKA; Noyem-
Der. IS Sd; December. IS cad; January. IS 9l6d;
February, IS o 1ad; March, 81 0Iad
sECuRIrIES.
LONDON. Oct. 24-Cons0ls 50 1-16 United States
Bonds-4s. 12l; do. 2s 1913; Silver, al Ii id !.
Rentes, 95f S5c. Bullion out of Bank of England
fl05, 900
The morning call., 1891-10-25
Rank Clearings.
Shipping Notes.

Local bank cleariugs last week were sic ,20l,6st
against sl5, 500 1897 for the same week last year
The morning call., 1891-10-25


nI % rid herself of what will otherwise be
lite blemish You do not see Ii In the East Simply
from the fact that every woman knows of the sue
cess of the Electric Needle Operation, and has her
face promptly attended This. like every other
specialty has become the field for the inexperI-
enced, who, with experience and less KNOWLEDGE
profess perform this operation SUCCESSFULLY but
when cnce you have been der the treatment OF a
specialist. and how painless Is the operation In
his hands you will have further fear of an one
ration which. though delicate, is painless and
harmless when properly performed. There is moth
ing so humiliating masculine and SO disiiguring
to a refined, sensitive woman as this growth te-
male facial hair There is but one remedy by which
to permanently rid yourself OF IL. and that is by
Ele ctroIysis tthe Electric Needle Operation).
Moss Warts Cysts, Birthmarks aud al Elevated
Facial Biemshes Enlarged Veins of the Nose, etc.
removed without pain. The operation is simple
safe aud complete. There is no return. Ladies', If
call on us and Will tell you candidly what can
be done for you free of charge. SPECIAL RATES
DURING THIS AND NEXT MONTH. DO not tam
per with the hairs Stop pulling them and using
preparations that only remove them from the sur
face and them to grow in heavier, coarser and
moro numerous. We make specially of this bust
ness and for years have been the only firm in the
United whn devoted their whole attention to
the removal of superfuous hair We have cured
thou sands of cases. and can cure you. Write or
call at once for FREE BOOK treating on Super
ruous Hair. its causes and mode of treatment We
assure perfect satisfaction in all For further
particulars call address the NEW YORK
ELECTROLYSIS COMPANY, 225 Geary street.
Book and Consultation Free. Hours-9 to a. sun
days 10 to l. au30 II Su lOp
The morning call., 1891-10-25
PortIand's Business.
Exchange and Bullion.

PORTLAND (oregonl, Oct. "a. - Clearance
s32S, 900; balances, $4,000.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
Sweated'' StamDs seized.

Board-40 Cal Electric Light, 1917; II Pacif,
Gas Imp 7sS4; do, 10; 10 do, 1875; 20 do, 1874
l5 Safety Nitro Powder. 71A.
The morning call., 1891-10-25

LIBRARIES AND BooKs-F. Fl. s.. City.
d The statement that There is free
public library in every city and town in
Great Britain must be taken with a grain
of allowance. 1t is no more true than it is
of every city and town in the United States.
~ Nor is the great Public Library of Bos-
tor, Mass, the largest in the world, though
ception OF the library OF Congress. I3l
Americans are great readers of books and
ewspapers-perhaps more so than any
other nation.
The morning call., 1891-10-25

SHORTHAND WRTING-J. D. T., West
Oakland. Cal. o. There are half dozen or
more methods of shorthand writing. (2) The
most popular in America are Marsh's, Gra-
hams, Munson's and Ben Pitman's, but they
are all notifications OF Pitman's system.
% 1t is no easy matter to master any Of the
methods and tnen make practical use of
that knowledge There are teachers of
shorthand and to them apply for methods
Of instruction.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
BOARD SALES.
Following we're the sales 10 the san Francisco
| Stock Board Yesterday.

Following we're the 10 the san Francisco
Stock Board yesterday;
REGULAR sEssroS-e 40 A. NJ
100 Auhs..... so 25O ExchQ 80. so 450 Overm. S5
100 AIta......4U ~ @. 80 200
400 Andes 50 300 100 Ophir .e5
5ORS B.....2.55 100 & n LOS 200 Peerless. Is
15O 100 Iowa. $4,000 PotOsi 80
200 Bodie. so so MeXican2.20 80 Savage. 2. 10
200 Chrliar.l. Is 200 New Q.....3O $50 SNev..1.S5
90 CCSN ...6.0Ul5O Z Isle .4O460 Union y. o
so ........5 Oocid.. so lOU YJacket.l 90
15O POint.-lI4l
Following were the the PaGid, STOCK Board
yesterday;
RFaULAR sEssToS-10:7o.
100 Andes .. .55 $50 Chall C.. 20 300 ODhir 80
100 Beichr.. 500 Crocker.. .O6 so ......,.. .2Ts
b 90. .-.l%s 800 EIcneu... so 25U ........ 2. IS
200 B& b. .2.67ZO0 d g ..l6O6O0 Savage .2.O5
200 -..--...2F2 $50 ...,..-. LOS $50 ........2.lO
2o0 Bodie ...62I2 $50 u N...l.U5l zoos Nov. l.S5
$50 -......... 6U200 Mexican. PA 200 go .. J. 80
$50 CC&f 5.0UlU0 ODhlr....SOO. 100 Union.
500 ..........4.s5 200 IS 3O...295 b 90...9.lO
200 $ 3O.....4s4 2a0 ..... ..295 200 s. TO-. 90
$50 ..,,,...$SS 400 .,,,.....2Su 800 YJ2GEoL l,oU
20 ..........9.SUl
The morning call., 1891-10-25

BURIALs IN CEMETERIEs-G. L. W. S.
and J. D.. City. o. The interment of
bodies in cemeteries within cOrpo rate limits
can be stopped by proper enactment of the
constituted authorities. (2 Having pur-
chased burial plat in a cemetery, If the
association is compelled to remove its ceme-
terry your plat cannot be taken from you
without compensation in kind or In value.
The fact that all plats iu cemetery asso-
citation have been sold does not mean also
that intermenus must cease also in plats
sold and held, whether there have been
| burials in that particular plat or not.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUPERELUOUS HAIR
Oh THE FEMALE FACE

On the nose, neck. ears.
arms, between the eye
hrows, on mems cheeks
above the beard line, on
the forehead. in mol.s and
wherever annoying aud un-
slightly, ID ES TRIO YED
FORENER by the
The morning call., 1891-10-25

Ger ship Louise, Albert. 142 days from Hull;
mdse, to Meyer, Wilson Co.
Cleared.
The morning call., 1891-10-25

BY THE COLD STORAGE PRoCEss-W.
NJ. H., Healdsburg Cal. The wel-preserved
California Muscat grapes which you saw in
the markets East in the month of April
were undoubtedly preserved by the cold
storage process. You live in a grape coun-
try; ask your neighbOrs about the best
methods of preserving grapes fresh. The
@. G. is not recipe column.
The morning call., 1891-10-25

RED HERRINGs-M. H, City. The fa-
nous red herriugs of Yarmouth are salted
for fourteen days If they are to be made into
red well-cured or high-dried herrings,"
after which they are washed and hung in
wood smoke for another fortnight. The
fish are strung on thin sticks, TWENTY-FIVE to
a stick, for the smoking process, oak blllets
being generally the fuel because giving
high color to the fish, though oak timber is
the fances of particular foreign markets.
In the curing the process continues Of alter
nately drying and dripping, two days of fire.
burning being followed by one of dripping
1t is OF course. the smoke which gives the
FISH its bronZed color.
The morning call., 1891-10-25
ELECTRIC NEEDLE
OPP GRAFTON

BY the New York Electrol-
ssis Company, 225 Geary
treet. San Francisco. No
pain, scar. trace or injury.
Every woman having hair
on her face should take ad-
YanIhEa of this nnnnrtI
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ing = Sussrs we % Il n% we tone @ % @ ~
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and forwarded G. D.
n o
The morning call., 1891-10-25

UNCLE SANS NAvY-C. B. A. City %
The United States has not ready for action
any war vessel classed irst-class in the
sense that term is employed to designate
the heavy and large line-of-battle ships in
foreign navies. (2l All its vessels in the
new navy are efficient in their classes,
though not fully manned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
EXTRA
LACE SALE.

All Linen Torchon LaceS, regular 15c
and lSc. Goods, at 1Oc, ayd.
All Linen Torchon Laces, very wide,
DOC and 22c. Goods, at 12c. a yd.
la Tosca All-Silk Lace Flouncings, 40
inches wide, regular sl.3O Goods, at
6jc. yd. - 20
Rlack and Cream Chantilly Laces, 10
inches wide, suitable for Lamp Shades,
at 22c. yd.; instead of SOC.
Medici and Cleopatra Lace Collarettes,
with Jewels, regular s1.50 and 500
Articles, at zoe. and CSC. each.
ChantilIy and Llama Lace Fichus, ex So
ira fine quality, cost to import So'oo
TO $500 each. at S1.25 each
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-05
ALL SILK
RIBBED VESTS
LESS THAN HALF.

S1.75 Ladies' all-silk ribbed Vests,
black, pink, blue and white, soc. each.
Some of these Vests are the S2.25
grade-Reason for this sacrifice is
they're the first run of the mill, and, as
is we'll understood, a thread here and
there breaks on account of the shuttles
moving rather stiffly. Of course, these
breaks are mended at once by being
knotted, and while they are as sound
as sound can be for purposes Ofservice,
they are technically regarded as imper-
feet by the man in the trade who knows
it all.
soc. each we said
Hosiery-Prons, night.