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The morning call., 1892-08-13
THE STATE FLORAL SOCIETY.
Papers Discussed at the Monthly Meet
understandable Hints.

fng-seasonable Hints.
The State Floral Society held It's monthly
meeting at 202 Suffer street yesterday after
noon, President Z. J. Wickson in the chair
There was a fair attendance Of members
and others interested in plants and flowers.
Exhibits Of cut blooms were made as
follows: Marthetis. by Mrs. II. A. Cross;
fuchsias, by Miss Z. 5. Ryder; Lady Wash
ington geraniumS, by Mrs. Walker; La
France roses, budded on Banksia stock, by
Mrs. Walker; White Queen. pansies, by
Mrs. O. h. Babcock, Alameda; black roses,
peoples ana single dahlias, by Nine. Michel.
a question was asked as TO the pTeserva-
ton of lawns. Z. A. Miller in reply said
lawns should not be cut more than twice a
month. The duration OF lawn depended
very much upon the nature of the soil. A
good way to improve lawn was to give it
q tOpdressng in the fall and allow the rains
to soak the manure into the soil. Eight
years was good life for lawn on light
soil.
Another question was asked as to the
time for cutting back chrySanthemumS, and
il was the general feeling that about August
Is was the latest date.
Mr.. Miller had been assigned to read
paper on ANIMALS" He said, however,
that the subject was an exhaustive one, and
he had not time 10 20 into it as he would
wish. Besides this was an inappropriate
time TO speak about "annuals." He would
read them few seas0nabe hints instead.
There were, he said, several remedies for
slUgs One was in distributing cabbage
leaves through the garden. The slugs
would cling 10 the leaves and could then be
disposed Of. For the finer qualities Of plants
goOG remedy was TO form ring of stove
SCOT around the plant, ana slugs would not
attempt TO crawl over that ring. First, how
ever, they should see that there were no
slugs on the plant Itself. The best remedy
Of all was TO water the soil with a solution
OF ammonia, which would bring the slugs
out from their hiding places, and either kill
them outright or leave them so helpless that
they could be easily killed. The solution
need not be too stT0Dg-abOut half water
and half ammonia.
be then gave some valuable hints On the
treatment Of bulbs. pansies, Chinese Drim-
roses and itineraries, when TO sew them.
etc.
c. A. Aiken, acting secretary Of the So
cieiy, delivered a brief address on Long
distance Shipment of Flowers" He said
the shipment of flowers from California to
New York was being experimental WITH
and as the subject was very important one
owing to the large market for flowers in the
East. he hoped the experiments would prove
successful He called attention to the ex-
periments made by l. Allegrett who
claimed to have been successful, but be had
been unable to obtain from that gentleman
the secret OF his success. The Sherwood
Hall Nursery Company had also been max
Ing successful experiments even as far as
London, England.
After general discussion the meeting
adiournad
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PROBATE COURT MATTERS.
Application for the Admin stratfon of a
Number OF Estates.

Application for the Admin stration of a
Number OF Estates.
Three wills were filed in the Supreme
Court yesterday as follows: That of Albert
Washburn, dated January 81, 1890, be-
queathing his whole estate to his three chill
dren and appointing his eldest daughter
sole eXecutrix and by a codicl giving his
wife 5000, with the half of such community
as might have been acquired after marriage.
The value of the estate is unknown.
The will of Mary Rogers, beQueathing TO
her son. 6. W. L. Carter, $500. the amount
he then owed decedent. and requesting him
to pay 500 to each Of his two daughters.
Mary and Ihi!Za, on their marriage or in
the case of the death Of either before mar
risge to pay the survivor 5000. and in the
case Of the death of said son before that of
decedent the 1920 goes 10 decedeat's daugh-
ter Mary with the same request: to her
daughter Mary all money due from the
estate Of decede1t's husband or in default
TO her sons. The remainder of decedent's
furniture is given To the Old Ladies' Prot
esiant Episcopal Home. William H. Nc
Kenzis and Angus NJ. Clark, of Fresno. are
named as executors, but they have declined
TO act. The value Of the husbands estate
is unknown.
Fanny Duncan leaves 10 her daughters.
Maria and Emma, the rents of all her prop
erty. household furniture, the residue of the
estate to be divided among her children
Emile, Maria, Thomas, Louis and Emma.
with special provisions in case of death or
marriage Of any of said children. In the peti.
ton for letters of administration the estate
is valued at about $500. Emile and Maria,
children OF the decedent. are named as CO.
executors or trustees, but have declined to
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OFF TO SANTA CRUZ.

The Federal Brigade to Reinforce the
State Encampment.
A large party of Federal officials left on a
special Pullman car for Santa Cruz yester-
day afternoon. In the party were Post
master Bsckus, Collector Quinn, Special
Agent Evans, Pension Agent Currier, Sur
veyor-General Pratt, Shipping Commits
sioners Morton and Colonel Fredericks.
Their car will be sidetracked during their
sIay at the seaside ana they will eat and
sleep on board, thus saving quite an item in
hotel expenditures. They go down 20 see
the sham military and naval fight. The car
IS proyisioned so as to laugh a siege TO
scorn. The supplies include 80 bottles of
mineral water and one wicker-work jug Of
Bachelors Delight
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MEMS FURNISHINGS
At Ga Cents.

At Ga Cents.
lZo dozen MEMS FANCY BORDFRED
HEMSIITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS,
laree size, extra good value for So
dozen, VIII be closed out at sac each.
at so Cents.
90 dozen MEMS FANCY TRIMMED
NlGHISHIRTS. made extra large,
oil Wamsutta muslin and with fast-cOlor
trimmings. regular price soc, Will be
closed out at soc each.
At 121s Cents.
l6o dozen MEMS UNDYED SANITARY
heels and toes, regular value So per
dozen, will be closed out at u 11lc pair.
At 25 Cents.
81 dozen MEMS FULL-FINISHED CASH
MERS LAMB'S-WOOL SOCKS, in
vlcuna and light shades, regular value
"a 20 dozen, will be closed out at 25c
pair.
At 35 Cents.
p dozen MEMS SANITARY DERBY RIB
UNDERSHIRTS, finished with French
collarettes Todd Sizes. usually sold at
zoe, Will be closed out at 35c each.
At so Cents.
81 dozen MEMS UNDYED SHETLAND
WOOL UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAW
Frs. regular value 81. will be closed
out at SOC each.
AT so Cents.
80 dozen MEMS FULL-FINISHED -
THREAD FLESH COLOR BALBRIG-
GAN UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAW
Frs, Norfolk and New Bruins wick mau-
ufacture, regular value 81 will be closed
out at 90c each.
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The Bernard Levy suicid,

An Inquest was held yesterday In the case
of Bernard Levy. the defunet fruit mer-
chant, who died from gas asphyxiaton
Thursday at the home OF his son Sigmund.
1765 Ellis street. The testimony showed
that he was found dead in a room filed
with gas from two open burners. from
which the tips bad been removed. In the
face OF this evidence the CoroDer's jury re-
turned verdict that Levy died from gas
asphyxlation, but whether death was acct
dental or otherwise we are unable to de-
termine."
The remains will be inferred in the Home
Of Peace Cemetery.
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NEW QUARTERS SECURED.

The State Board of Trade Exhibit to Be
Removed to the Crocker Building.
On the 1st Of September the California
State Board OF Trade will move their ex-
hibit into and occupy the entire basement
OF the Croker building. The lease was
sent to the secretary yesterday 10 be signed.
The rental is TO be $500 a month. The total
area of the basement is $3.50 square feet.
This will enable the board to make an ex-
hlbit worthy OF the dignity and magni ficent
agricultural and horticultural resources Of
California. All difficulties between the
owners Of the property and the State Board
OF Trade have been amicably settled.
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Canning TAp-PIayers.

Sergeant Tobin has discovered a neat
alarm apparatus to warn tan-players OF the
approach of the police. 1t was attached to
the building at S18 Washington street and
the push-button was located half a block
away, where a lookout could reach il un-
observed: The apparatus and fifty yards
Of copper wire were torn down and con-
fscated.
The keeper of a tan game on Dupont
street and five visitors to the place were ar
rested yesterday by the Chinatown officers.
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The Divorce Caurt.

Yesterday the divorce case of Kate r. de
Motto vs. Edgar NJ. de Note was dismissed
The wife claimed that her husband when
drunk would abuse her. The parties were
married in Oakland in 1889.
Mary Alcott yesterday sued her husband,
William III. AlcOtt, for divorce for cruelty
Ihe wife accuses her husband, who Is a
grocer, of chasing her out of the house with
a long knife. so that she was compelled to
sleep In the yard. He frequently abused
her and threatened her life.
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Gone to Prison,

Thomas Daily. who pleaded guilty to grand
larceny. was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Wallace to two years in the State Prison.
Charles Carlson. convicted of attempt to
commit burglary, WAS sen tenced. in the
same court, to three years Imprisonment in
the State Prison.
Judge Wallace also sentenced John De-
lergo, who was convicted of an assault on
woman at the Montana saloon, to three
days in the County Jail, defendant already
having beer in jail for long time.
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Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Bank.

The condition of Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Bank, as reported by the State Bank Com
missioners, on August 10, was as follows:
Resources-Real estate $500, S35 81, Invested
IN stocks. bonds aud warrants S32.OO6 90. loans
and discounts S5.656.711 SO, cash balance
81 ,O2S 3O9 So due from banks and bankers ST.
49,, S74 80, furniture and fixtures $50. 600 80
expenses and taxes S26, 273 20. total resources
S9,251, 572 p.
Liabilities-Capital paid 10 coin 100000, re-
serve fund S6.OO5, ia 06, due deposiors So
1856. S34 5 /. due banks aud bankers 1872, 677 CD,
rents and exchange Sill, l37 II. DIVIDENDS un-
paid $3249 80, profit and loss SI5,4 "a other
Liabilities S6432 20, total Liabilities S9,251,-
672 81
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FOR PORTLAND & ASTOaIa, OREGON.

THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM sea
Ocean DivisiOn-and PACIFIC COAST 1ssGksE
STEAMSHIP COMPANY VIII dispatch from Spear
street wharf, at 10 a. Tor the above ports
their II iron steamships, viz
STATE OF CALIFURNIA-Augus 2I Septem-
Der =. l.. 2S.
CoLUMBIA-AugUst II, 90 September 0, %.
ORESoN-AuguSt 10, rs, September s. lS. 30
Connecting VIA Portland with the Union Pacific
aad ether diyergng lines tor all points in Oregon
Washington, British Columbia. Alaska. Idaho
Montana. Dakota. Utah. wyoming. Yellowstone
Park aud all points east aud south and TO Europe.
rare to Porjland-Cabin. Sl6i Storage, IS; round
trip, cabin. $50
Ticket oihces-l Montgomery street and Palace
Hotel, New Montgomery street.
"OODALL, PERKINS 4 Co, Supt. Ocean Line.
III 10 Market street. Francisco
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LADIES' BLACK HOSE.

At 90 Cents.
125 dozen LADIES BLACK COTTON
HOSE, high spliced heels and toes. guar
anteed Hermsdorf fast and stainless
black, regular price 81 a dozen, will be
closed out at zoe pair.
at 2s Cents.
100 dozen EXTRA Heavy CABLE
RIBBED BLACK COTTON HOSE,
made specially for boys wear. warranted
fast black, sizes to 10. will be closed
out at 25c pair.
At SO Cents.
leo dozen LADIES BLACK Isle HOSE,
Rembrandt ribbed, guaranteed the onyx
improved black, extra good value for
75c, vii! be closed out at soc pair
At so Cents.
90 dozen LADIES BLACK HOSE, made
with extra high sDliced heels, double
soeS and toes, guaranteed the Burlington
fast and stainless black, will be offered
at soc pair; regular price of these hose
Is zoe pair.
MERINO VESTS.
At 35 Cents.
20 dozen LADIES JERSEY RIBBED ME-
RINO VESTS. high neck and long
sleeves. regular price soc, will be closed
out al Soc each.
CORSETS. C0RSETS.
y. B.-We always have complete lines in
the following brands of COrsets at the low
est prices: r. & e.. Thomson's GIove-ft-
ting DR.. Warmers Coraine, and p. d.
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o. X. Moore Surrendered.

o. E. Moore, who was recently indicted
by the Grand Jury for connection with the
Elmore Land Colony frauds, surrendered
himself to Detective Hanna yesterday
Judge Slack released him on $500 bail,
which was furnished by the prisoners wife
and a Mr. Eastman of Valencia street
Moore Gays he has been In Shasta County
since his Indictment and did not hear Of his
troubles until his return home, when lie
Immediately gave himself up.
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The Grand Jury and the Assessor

The Grand Jury met yesterday afternoon
and, 1t is said, discussed the matter of the
proposed indictment of Assessor John ID.
Stebe. The majority of the members were
In favor Of deferring action until the civil
case now before Judge CARRIER has been de-
cided. This counsel prevailed and, for the
present at least. that body will take no
The morning call., 1892-08-13
The Cog.welt Collage.

Judge Hunt recently made an order Civ
lng the trustees Of the COgswell Polytechnic
college possession of the college property
corner OF Iwenty-sixth and Folsom streets.
Yesterday DR.. Henry ID. Cogswell endeav-
ored TO have the order set cside, but the
court declined TO interfere in one of Judge
Leyy's cases. The hearing was continued
one week. in which time Judge Levy is ex-
pected back from Santa Cruz.
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rrove it. On the first day, last Wednesday,
500 voters registered, against 600 in 1890.
Thursday ST registered, the figures for The
corresponding day in 1890 being 595. Yes
terday the increased average was MAIN
tanned. The clerks thoroughly understand
their duties now and everything is working
smoothly.
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warehouse property on the northeast cor
ner of Sixth and Townsend streets. 1t is
understood that these premises will be fit
ted up with machinery and apparatus for
cold-stoTage purposes. Possibly further
sum of S250.o00 will be expended in the
perfecting of the contemplated arrange
ments.
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Matinee of the German Press Climb. :

matinee of the German Press Club. =
A matinee Is to be given at an early date
at Tie Baldwin Theater. the proceeds to be
devoted to the sick benefit fund Of the Ger
man American journalists and authors.
The performance will be in English and
Herman, and an extraordinary programme
Is promised. +. HitZgratb, the manager oil
the German Theater, will have the manage
lnent. The arrangements have been en-
trusted TO a committee consisting of M.
Greenblatt. Judge Julius Reimer, DR.. IL.
Muir, George SchleYer and n Coleman.
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Gold Stnrane

For $4,000 the Baden Cattle-yard and
Cold-storage Company has purchased two
5O-vara lots on the northwest corner of
Townsend and Sixth streets. together with
the one-story brick house on the land. The
same concern has leased for 10 years the
The morning call., 1892-08-13

The Rev. Charles o. Brown, who Is to FIJI
the pulpit of the First Congregational
Church, arrived here a few days since from
Tacoma, and Will preach in the church, at
fost and Mason streets, tomorrow.
The morning call., 1892-08-13
Regent West M,r,,n Do.,a.r.

). West Martin. Regent of the Uuiver-
sity oil California. denies the report that the
Regents are considering Major Powell of
the Geological Survey as u candidate tor the
university presidency.
The morning call., 1892-08-13
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W MURPHY BUILDING, +
Market and Jones Streets.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DIsPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN <Sss
~ Francisco for ports IN Alaska A Il &SNA
July -, ugust 2. z. II, -, sept. aud oct o, Il.
FOR British Columbia and Puget Sound ports.
July 20, IS August >. I. u. Z, %, -, Sept ami
oct l. q. II. 10. 81. IS
Ter Eureka Humboldt Bay, Wednesdays 9 A. "
fCr santa Ana, Los Angeles and ali way portseYory
fourth and fifth day, a. n.
for San Diego stopping only at Los Angeles, Santa
barbara and Saa Luis obispo. every fourth and hfE1
Gay al IL A NJ
or ports Ia Mexico. first o, each month.
Ticket OGice-Palace Hotel. 4 New NontgOmery;.
eOODALL4 PERKINS & CO. General Agents,
kat ~
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W MURPHY BUILDING, +
Market and Jones Streets.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ca.

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
steamers will sail at NOON the 5th. xtst1s
18th and 25th of each month calling at ICY
various ports of NJ exico and Central America
Through line saiiings-Au- uSt Is. SIS. Bias
August 20 So City OF sydney; September tn, SIS
san jose
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTR Al,
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS All NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH, calling at MaZatlsn. san Bias. Manzan9,
Acapulco, Port Angel, Sauna Cruz, Toaala Ssa
Eeni;o Oeos, Champertco, san Jose De Guatemala.
Atalntls, La Libertad La Union, Arnspala. CoraEo.
sA Juan del Sur and PUnta Arenas
way line sailing-Augus5 Is, at II O'Clock noon.
IS. Acapulco
when the regular saiinS date fails on su1day.
steamers viii be dispatched the following Monday.
go An NJ CHINA l. Ne
FOR 1CkOHANA AND HOMEGROWN
Connecting st Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai, ahd at Hong Kong Tor East Iadlsi
Straits, etc;
N1ty OF RIO &c Sanero. Saturday, Aug. 27, at Il
CitN O. eklig.. >aturdSt, sept. a. at r. NJ
China wa HonOluiu) Tuesday, Sept. 81 at p NJ
feru.. .....-. s turday. ctOuRr -. at ) p N
Round-trp tickets to Yokohams aud return Az.
dneed rates
For Freight or Passage Apply at the oGacs esrax
First aud Brannan streets
Branch Ofiice-202 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER. General Agent.
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The Marine Cooks and Walters Union
has dissolved after an existence of a little
over year. The members could not agree.
hence the disbaBdment
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In tho Registration once.

The registration Of San Francisco voters
is progressing with smoothness and ex-
pediency heretofore unknown. The figures
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A Powder Combine.

The stockholders OF the Giant Powder
Company at meeting held yesterday de-
cided to unite with either the California
Powder Company or the Safety Nitro
Powder Company. from both of which over
lures have been received. 1t is thought
that combination OF all the powder com
panies will be made Def ore long.
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The SATURDAY. Concert.

An attractive programme has been pre-
pared for the concert in Golden Gate Park
this afternoon. The band will play:
j. Marehe, "Jesn Bart" (frst time) 49,. wettage
z. Overture. "Pique Dame. ..........,..... Suppe
3. "Heimathsklauge," gayots e...........E Prnefer
4. Selection. Carmen .................... BIzet
D. Ballad THE Years Sweetheart. Leila France
u. Potpourri, popular NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eyer
2. Overture, La Fora del Destlno". Verdi
8. "SouYenir de MeyerbeerH ARID by Godfrey
8. Schuberts Serenade BY special request)
10. Romance, 1.-The Poem of Love-. ,.,.... BatIste
IL. Burlesque rondo, "a Comcal Contest1
with variations for B-hat clsrionet two cor
nets, piccolO, euphonum, E-nat clarIonet
and two bassoons. Composed and arranged
by Charles Godfrey, bandmsster Royal
hcrse Guards.
Notwithstanding the band in tune" ''PrIn.
cipa performers try their respective Instruments {"
Competitors assemble TO draw for the order OF
playing" Rules read out by the manager tSignor
1rombono)." The judges prepare their papers"
The contest begins. the competitors being Messrs
Clarinetto, Cornetti Piccolini Euphon1o CHAR
inetto Jr. and Fagotti" The prize is to be given
to the performance causing the most laughter, the
judges taking notes after each variation.
y. B.-Ihe prize Is Unexpectedly awarded TO the
bass drummer, his solo having caused the greatest
hilaritY.
II. Gaop. "HarleQuin". ............... wadsworth
Next Saturday will be performed the
descriptive piece. the Fire Alarm" for the
benefit OF the juvenile visitors.
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GLOVES! GLOVES +!
At SO Cents.

at so Cents.
40 dozen LADIES KID GLOVES, in Shut
ton length mOusquetaire and 4-buttOns
in browns. tans and black Todd siZes),
regular prices 81. 81 % and 81 80, will
be closed out at 50c pair.
At rs Cents.
100 dozen LADIES' BI A RRITZ UN-
DRESSED KID GLOVES, in medium
and tan shades. also white, regular
goods, all sizes, former price 81 %, will
be closed out at 75c pair.
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!
At Is Cents.
400 yards STRIPED AND SILK AND
GAUZE RIBBONS. good value at 4Oc.
will be closed out at loo yard.
at Is Cents.
300 yards STRIPED POWERED SILK
RIBBONS, 3 inches wide, good value for
75c, will be closed out at 15c yard.
At go Cents.
800 yards STRIPED AND PLAID MORE
RIBBONS, ali silk, good value at soc,
will be closed out at zoe yard.
at 25 Cents.
275 Yards MORE OMBRE RIBBONS, all
silk. value for 60c, will be closed out at
25c yard.
At SO Cents.
225 yards VELVET AND SATIN RIB
BONS, to 9inches wide. value 81 so to
81, will be closed out at soc yard
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81 dozen MEMS UNDYED SHETLAND
WOOL UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAW
Frs. regular value 81, will be closed
out at SOC each.
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MERINO VESTS.
CORSETS. CORSETS.

n. B.-We always have complete lines in
the following brands of CorsetS at the low
est prices: r. & g.. Thomson's GIove-ft-
ting. DR.. Warmers Coraline, and p. d.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE SPLENDID 8OOO-TON STEAMERS kS<a
L of this Hue. carrying United States, xzSsT
Hawaiian aud Colonial mails sail from FoIsom-St
Wharf as under;
FOR HONOLULU. AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY
UIkEt"r,
S.S. MaRIPOSA.. FRIDAY, August IS, at P. NJ
FOR HONOLULU ONLY.
SIS. AUSTRALIA, WEDNESDAY, Aug. 81 at 2 ?. N.
For freight and passage apply at ONCE S27 Mar
ket street J. D. SfKECKELS & BROS. CO..
10 Il General Agents
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GUhARO LINE.

Rev York To Liverpool. via Queenstown
from Pier 40, North River
IASI EAI kEoS MA 4. SER FIfyp
seryia Aug s, 800 PM Servia Sept 3, 2.O0 PM
Umbria, Aug. ! 3. 800 AN Umbria sept 10 3 100 AN
Aursnia, Aug 20, 3:G0 Pm Aurania sept z 100 px
Etruria Aug. ~, $3.50 An
Cabin passage $50 and upward; second cabin
$35. Steerage tickets to And from All Darts az
Euroie at very low rates. For freight and passage
apply at compsny's Ofce4 Bowling Gree n New York
NER\ON II. BROW y & CO. General Agents
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application 10 WILLIAMS DfMOND q co
iy27 TuThSa agenfs san Eranctseo
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LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR

At S1.25.
LADIES' GOWNS, made of Lonsdale CAM
bric, finely tucked back, yoke OF linen
lace aud nainsook embroidery, neck and
sleeves trimmed 10 match, extra long,
all seams finished, regular price 50 80,
will be closed out at 81 %.
At SI.5O.
LADIES WAISTS, made of fine lawn,
tucked back. round yoke of all-over EN-
broidery, high sleeves, neck and sleeves
trimmed with embroidery. regular prize
81 90 will be offered at 81 30.
At 25 Cents.
LADIES SKIRTS, made Of heavy muslin,
deep cambria ruffle, deep yoke band.
regular price 75c. will be offered at 25c.
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W MURPHY BUILDING, +
Market and Jones Streets.
MTSCELL ANEOUS.
RUNNING Risks SHOES.

1t is easy to guard against doing anything
of the kind-risks weren't made to wear. \
Shoe that you like Is worth all that you pay
for it every time; the shoe that you don't is
a good thing to get rid of rapidly. You
won't be anxious to get rid of our $500
Shoe; ii holds its shape too we'll for that.
There's nothing experimental about 1t. 1t
has undergone the seyeTest tests shoes can
be subjected TO and come out with flying
eolors. We are saying handsome things
about it because it's a handsome shoe and
one more sentence completes the story: A
cheaper shoe you'll never wear.
SulLIvkN'S SHOE STORE,
Pioneer Building. 20 Fourth Street,
fe4n n
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LACE DEPARTMENT!
Chiidren'S Collars.

at Oc Each.
100 dozen CHILDREN'S IRISH POINT
LACE COLLARS, worth 35c. will DO
offered at Zoe each.
At sc Each.
90 dozen CHlLDREN'S IRISH POINT
LACE COLLARS. worth SOC, will be
offered at 15c each.
At csc Each.
80 dozen CHILDREN'S IRISH POINT
LACE AND EMBROIDERY COL
LARS, worth 75c, will be offered at 25e
each.
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DIshandPd.

If YoU are dull and stupid you are billions and
need tonic Take Simmons Liver Regulator