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RoR RENT.

TOR RENT CHEAP-THREE GOOD
L. rooms conveniently located. An.
ply at once to w. d. BOOTH, cir SEQ.
ohd avenue n. W. jans7-3t
TOR RENT--THE NEW STORE
II room opposite postoffice, Campbell
street, fitted up ready for occupancy,
$50; 10 now hve-room houses, Sil; ik
new three-rcom houses, IS, Cleveland
avenue, West End, near Norwich Lock
Company Works. Sec HARTSOOK &
ADDISON, Renters, No. los jefferson
street.
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POARDERS WANTED-F RST
~ class board with homo com forts at
reasonable rates, MRS. HACKETT,
"a Tuird avenue n. @. ianl4tf
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EOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS CON-
IL fectionery and fruit stand in good
location; will sell cheap. Address, IN
Y. H." TINES office. jan12-30ds
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sIDELlNeER, photographer, aol Jefferson.
LOST AND FOUND.

T OST, STRAYED OR STOLEN-A
~ Jersey heifer (fawn and white), IS
months old. Any information leading
to recovery will be suitably rewarded.
DUNCAN II. SCOTT, Roanoke, Va.
jan2S-tf
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jan27-aOds
DIsSOLUTIoN NOTICE.

Tho firm OF Jones s. Deaton, COM
posed OF b. A. Jones and W. e. Deaf IN,
Is by mutual consent this day dissolved.
w. e. Deaton has purchased q. A.
Jones' interest in said firm All debts
due by said firm will be paid by, and all
debts due to said firm are payable to
w. e. Deaton.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

." ANTED-A HOUSE IN SOUTH
w west Roanoke, to cost 500 or
less. State location. p. o. Box 173,
city. iano7-3t
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" a Mt E D ROOM AND TABLE
w boarders at $50 Campbell street.
jan2O-tf
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-SIN HUMID RED
IL thousand brick, laid down here
cheap. Address for price, w. H.
BETHELL, DanvilIe, Va. jan23-1wk
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

By order OF tho board Of directors, a
meeting OF tho stock holders of the
Glens Falls Land Company will DO
hold at the office OF F.. B. Kemp, No. 8
South Jefferson street, Roanoke, at 8
o'clock p. M, Monday, February lst,
1892.
This is an important meeting, and
full attendance is requested, either in
person or by proxy.
G. A. WOOLFORD,
President.
WALTER MCDOWELL,
Janl'3Od Secretary.
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BOARDING.

DOARDERS WILL FIND STRICTLY
~ first class accommodations at MRS.
TATE'S, corner Seventh avenue and
Henry street. ian26-1mo
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TOR RENT-RoOMS UNFURNIsH-
- ed suitable for sleeping rooms, light
nouseKeeping or Offices. BROOKS,
photographer, next to Post Office.
janlO-1f.
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B. A. JON ES,
W. Il. nEATON.

W. II. nEATON.
Roanoke, Va, Jan. lc, 1899.
l will continue business at the old
stand under tho name OF w. E. Deaton.
1an16 I'm w. Il. DEATON
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FOR RENT.

pOOMS FOR RENT-AT 2s5 FIRST
AZ avenue n. ". jan26-lw
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M ANTE De VERY BODY 70
w know that Willard Mclaughlin,
who bought tho liveries of Miller and
Whaling & Co., is prepared with finest
lines Of hacks and teams in city to at
tend weddings, operas, germans and
funerals. Fine saddle horses and COM
plete livery turnouts. Robertson street
adjoining Whaling's sale stables.
jan15-tf.
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INT RS. s. b. WILLIAMS, VOCAL
4SI and instrumental music. Music
room on Roanoke street, next to old
Baptist Church. Address care Ponce dc
Leon Hotel. jan17-3taw-tf
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EOR RENT--TW0 BRIGHT FRONT
rooms with hoard. No $40 .Ioifer on
street. Mrs. w. II. PATTON. dec27. II
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corrnss. charging, exterors. siaennger's.
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TOR RENT-WITH BOARD; TWO
L nice rooms. Apply aa0 First ave
nue. g. W. nov6-tf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-09

Sn elmer 8eriammluns Der gis=
lebner Smpfgegner, in Der ST.. Siibner
einen Wortrag gebalten bate, fraete in
Der Debate Semanb, Oh es fpabr lei,
Dap bic &inber bes aaiiers Wilbelm
ni9t geimpft uorben ieien 1nb aus
ipel6em @runbe bic Smpfung unter=
blieben lei. 9err 9r. Sabner ant
tportete, baB er baIb mad Der @jeburt
bes iebigen aronprinsen i'm Sabre
1882 an ben 8ater, ben bamaligen
prinaen Wilbelm, eine bon ibm iiber
bic @9dbIi@feit Der Smpfung abse=
faBte 8roi6iire eingeiambt babe nit
benz gemerfen, baB er es fir leine pa
triotii6e pFidt balte, bringenb bon
Der Smpfumg bes iiingten 9oben3olz
lern SproBling8 absuratben. Balb
barauf babe er bonn 9ofmari6aaamte
ben 8ei6eib erbalten, bab Der prins
Wilbelm nit Sntereile bon 6em Snbals
te Der Broi9iire &enntniB genommen
babe. Oas grgebniB bieier gingabe
iei geiueien, bab fdmmtlide prin3en
oes iebigen aaiierbauies ungeimpft
feien. (??)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-09
1as WerStensf Heo;y

Gi iDlnintu unieren Usitbhrserr mtt,utbeieu, CAP
ptr Or. Rings neue5 G6ptnbiutts SeiImtttel beret5
lett elmer Wetbe pou Jabrsu perfaufen, ebenio Or.
Rtnss Rene eeter Giuen, 8uflens arutca Salbc unb
eestrte Bttteie, unb pab wtr nemals eiimtttt per>
teuf boben, bic 70 gut yseben@ cfer ce 70 aaaemsin
berieeist bobeu pie osis qBir ,6gern tenen Nuasn,
Slid bic Garauie fnt tteie WitI sbsr 9ett su hbers
Esbmen unt Nnr eiS heisit has perarsadbte eIt aus
rndSuatlen, tbrea Gebraufe teinc befrietteers
een eulate aefelst iub Dieie Uttel perhanten lore
srpee pcpuluritdt sbreu etsenen 9erttsnf.n. 3um
Dertaui tn alien Gpctbesn unit in ter DroaueE rcR.
Sanhlune epa atclpb Grsib Ihcmrlon Il Gt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-09

Nsabrib, 8. SUM. Der friibere
Wdniiter unb @iinitling Ser a6nigin
Isabella, Marfori, 1T geftorbeu. ST
mar 1918 als Sobn eines italienifden
aods auf ber Sniel San iernanbo
BEL Gabir geboren, ipurbe suerit @iinfts
ling beS Generals 9tarpaes unb baun
Geliebter Der aonisin, BEL Ser er fir
bic Moberabos ipirfte. 3uerlt erbieIt
er einen boben poiten in Der ssinans.
beripaltnng, bann tpurbe er Mini1ter
unb 1866 Stabtbalter bon Wabrib.
Sein @erbdltniB mar piel mitltulbia
an Der &eoolution BON 1868, nad ber
er feline GeIiebte ms Gril begleitete.
9ls fie ieiner iiberbriiiiig mar, febrte
er 1875 na6 Spanien Suriid, lpurbe
perbaftet unb 1876 perbannt. Spater
lieB man i'm 3uriidfebren, worauf er
10 itill lebte, baB bic meilten 2eute iebt
crit mieoer an i'm erinnert merbem.
Man6e puBten ilberbaupt nidt, baB er
nod lebte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-09
Sidt bor 6pm 6ofpu INN SIP,

Si6t Dor 6em Safen bon Mar>
ieille itieB Der Sampfer nMaredal"
nit bem pan5erIdiife ySo6e" suiams
met. Ser Maredal ianf iofort unb
Z paiiagiere nurbeu bel ben 3uiams
menprall ipfort getDbtet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-09
SuflcnS Qlrntca Galbe.

Die bette Sabe her QBelt fhr Sdnitte, QustiGun.
asn, Sei6ulre, bebers uno Sauts ausi4las, Uie6te,
selpruusene Sanhe, Srofbeulen unb oue Sautfranfs
betten furtrt Sdmcrrbctcen pber tetne Be,abIaus.
,arhderfattet. % Gent5 rts eta&tel. Gum Bertaui
tn alien apotbsttn. appI2b Dretb, Ihomplon & Co.. /,
Bbrleidle.
= Die Waeteorologil6e 6elell6aft
0eutfdlanbs mur bieIer Sage in 8ranmz
i6meig gu ibrer Sabresperiammlung
pereint, bic reid on mileni6aftli6en
@rgebniiien mar. gei ben gefelliaeu
Sereinisungen, 6eiteien &c. berrI 6te
cine iebr lebbafte Stimnung unb allz
gemeinen 8eifall fdnb bas Sseitlieb, in
benz es II. a, beiBt:
2td. maS iberst mid, baS Ncue,
lSi1ienihaft bat teinen Gern.
8enn mir itrablt bc5 @immsIs BIaue,
Gent ber 8dter 3eseln germ:
Sribt Scr Yiniher MorscnS gros,
9Sirit OH iibcr AbenD nap,
Nber queft Der Srpif i'm Bad,
Solst beftdnols @etter mad
glabt bon Often pber @eIt.n
Inns Elm Wagiminimum
Gieber 8reunb. eS 1T au beiten,
OH betiimmerit bid nidt brum!
lGenn Der Sahn trdbt aui benz Iii.
8lcibt bGS @etter, nie es ilt,
Ober g Gnbert iid ipoll aud
go ptu eS Der @dter @raud,,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-09

nenben Sampenbo6t geihleubert batte,
poour6 Die 8aie CD iib ent3iinbeten,
erbieIt brei Sabre 3uGtbams; aabebef
erbielt stpei Sabre; 9aoelfa, melder
ben 8eborbem in Golge BON Gemiienss
btnen oas Serbre9en perrietb, fam nit
Is Monaten bapon.
Mus Caracas miro telegrapbiid
9 melbet, blB General Grespo BON ben
@esiernngstruppen seidlagen uorben
lei. Cine eigentli6e @nti6eibuug
tpnrbe ie0o9 nibt er3ielt. Wenn es
ben &egierungstruppen ni6t gelingt,
Grespo cine entf6eibenbe Nieberlage
beisubringen. bann pirb 1ie BEN Sdids
iale bes @rzSietators Yalacio icbmere
lid emtgeben.
= Die en9lif1en Barlamentsipabs
len geben nur langiam BON Staten
Sis ieBt iinb bon BEN 67O Wfitgliebern
bes llnterbauieS erlt 1926 getudblt wors
ben. 8is ieBt ldBt fi1 nod fein llrtbeil
iiber ben 9usfall Der Wabl fdllem. esebenz
fails tpirb @labitone f6merli6 bic Mas
ioritat erlangen, es lei benn nit 9iilfe
Der Srldnoer. Sn Londonderry 1T Der
@ntisparnellit Nte6artbp einem pars
neaiten nnterlegen, Der 26 Stimmen
mebr erbielt, als CT.
: Sorb Salisbury bat ben britis
i6en Geianbten in Waibinston beaufz
tragt, bic amerifanif6e &egierung Inn
sluftldrung in 8esus anf bic gei6lags
nabmung bes britii6en S6iffes Co
quillion" in ben Geipdiiern BON Mlasfa
gu eriu6en.
= Sie @bOlera bat bereits ct. Yez
tersburg errei6t. Gs tperbem 2 Salle
bon bort beri6tet. Sn 9litradan
berriGt bic iuilfeite Yanif. @er nur
irQenh fnnn. nerl1Rt bic Stnht
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: Sn ben liebeu StabtbabnbOgem
al Der Central Marttballe in Berlin
berri6t felt &urSem cine emtiebIi6e
&attenplage. 9iele in S6aaren eins
bringenben unseiu0bnli6 groBen 3ats
ten limb bur6 ben Neubau Der @ngroSs
Wfarftballe aus ibrem bisberigen 9lufs
ertbaltsort aufgei6eudt unb MAIDEN
bort bic Nbbaltung be8 Gngross s6leilfs
marfteS in ben iieben gogen balb 3lI
ciner llnm0gli6feit. Sic perfrie6en
li6 gu 0uBenben in Die aufgebdnsten
S6lpeineleiber, uno beim Serauss
l6iitteln Der 10 ipiberwdrtigen Shiere
liebt eS aus, ais tpenn man nPfau-
men BON ben 8dumeu fbiittelt".
Welttlugbeit lit bic Wifieni6aft,
ipie man bic bumme @elt su bebanbeln
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Blpmje gatae,t !!
Blnmie 9aiAe,s !!


Sipnie Satllen Nlnmie 9aiiiem!
gSBe laan unb binten seae 81 Gents ST. 3d. 81 So
$50 g. 15 eibenc 5an bIb gearbei nit abot
ngeMoem aasn unb @nten III 6par beasbla
9Se SatleM r Oamn 80 Gents 81 unb
a BON ntsrug 1T ben 3d. 80 rs geIommn
uno DIE u 40 Sents neren g. 60 un6 so Gents Numern
3m IL Gemts.
@ine Site gebruden na qe6rdten Nfouniue su @ideu
marfien on9 ife no aeue Der gaion
anpannbe aaren oel lbaa garb
ben; mir beraufn ie Mttpo6 81 Gents
S1tstcf) 61rbe! Sumcb 61rbe!
3l Dnbeno 2nd0 init 9edel Grf gut aemadbt balsu a
lone fir - Gents Gaonn Gr0be Gus BON 0aloneu
9roBe 70 Gents pap6rbe a gufbe Gr6sm Dies iii
auB 5rase elmer Der ben Bargains bic mir euas angeboen
|(e,t ,st6gliben 9(rtifelm - eSenem Nreitao
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Die
W69entii9e Sreie YreMe far xtlas
eri9eini
itoen pomueraas
unb fofet
$3.50 ftir OaS Sabr pber 41.3s rs
G Wcuate In Upransbesabinaa.
The morning call., 1892-08-23
General Mention.

Assistant Manager l.. A. &orgenstern's
benefit at the Baldwin Theater will take
place on Wednesday evening, August 2I.
and promises to be one of the largest the
Baldwin has ever known. Mr.. Sol Smith
Russell will appear in "a Poor Relation"
During their stay In Europe Alexander
Salvini and Manager w. NJ. Wilkinson were
banqueted by Henry Irving and Miss Ellen
Terry, were the guests OF Mime. Patti few
days at Craig-y-Nos Castle, spent week
with the elder Salvini at his villa on the
hills OF Fies0le. near Florence. and in Paris
were entertained by CoQuelin of the
Coincide Francois. They arrived at New
York on their return the other day, bring
ing with them all the necessary equipment
for the new play ''rhe Heir OF Grammont,"
which Salvini will shortly produce in New
York.
Pressure CT business will probably pre-
vent Mr.. Ben Teal from accompanying his
successful play "Niobe" in the tour of this
coast
1t is said that after this season Spike"
Hennessey, the converted burglar, who
era KS safe at each performance OF
The Stowaway," will be seen no more on
the stage. A number of prominent evan
geiists with whom lie has had many consul
tatlons have prevailed upon him TO make a
tour OIL the country and address revival
gatherings, giving his experiences as a
burglar and telling OF how he became con-
yerted.
MIR. w. II. Sherwood. the great American
pianist, will shortly return to this coast and
give series of concerts. the first on Sep
tember 15 MIR. Philip Hastings will be his
local manager.
The morning call., 1892-08-23
ITEMS FROM SEA And SHORE.
Arrival of the Whaling Bark
Northern Light.
Ordered Home as unseaworthy, With Muffin.
Gus Crew-The Stockton Steamer War.
News Of the Otter Fleet.

The whaling bark Northern Light, Captain
Simonds, arrived quite Unexpectedly yes
terday, q days from Oonalaska. The news
from the Arctic has been anticipated by the
steamer st. Paul, but the Northern Light
had quite an interesting experience OF her
own. She will be towed to Oakland Creek
to-day, and is leaking considerably. Her
catch of one right whale will leave heavy
deficit when the expenses are reckoned up.
CAPTAIN Simonds was found at the Office
of j. McKenna. the owner. on Steuart street
by CALL reporter yesterday. He said the
ship had had little or no wind on the way
down till within two days of the heads
when brisk wind sprang up. In latitude
IS deg. 20 min. north and longitude 1873 deg.
west she spoke the Frances Alice.
The disaster which caused the return OF
athe Northern Light was evidently sore
subject with Captain Simonds. Never
theless, be made no concealment of facts
He said: "We struck on sunken rock off
Middleton Island on April o. On getting
Der of she began to leak badly. We pumped
from 10 to 20 minutes every two hours.
When we went into Oonalaska with the
bark she was making "a inches an hour. 1
had confidence in the ship, knowing that
she had been built expressly for the Davis
and Hudson bay weather. From April Q
TO July 4, when we reached Oonalaska, the
bark was leaking all the time. We didn't
know where the hole was, and we don't
know now. The leak was not very bad I'M
til last Thursday when we got into heavy
northwesterly gale We know that her
false keel is gone from the stem TO abreast
Of the mainmast. Partof her true keel may
be gone. too. but we are not sure. She will
go on the Merchants drydoek as soon as
possible.
"As soon as we got to OonaIaska the crew
became mutiDous, and three captains of
ships In port made survey OF the vessel.
They pronounced her fit to go to sea, but
The morning call., 1892-08-23
A COOPER-SHOP RAIDED.
The Tools Destroyed and the
Boiler Disabled.
The Coopers' Union Will Cooperate With the
Authorities in Bringing the Offend
ers to Justice.

When Foreman j. S. Nyland of Herbert
% VOgeps cooper-shop, 38 Commercial
street, went to open the place yesterday
morning he was not long 10 discovering that
some one had been there before him. Ny
land is quiet, thoughtful man, and he did
not raise an alarm. but proceeded to note
the circumstances as methOdicaly as if he
were taking an inventory for business pur-
poses.
The front door was locked but the back
door was open. There was another eircum-
stance which immed ately dispelled his first
impression that common everyday burg
larry had been committed. Burglars 90 no
more damage than Is required to give access
to the property they seek. In the present
case Nyland found that no property of
value had been removed, nor any effort
made to get at it. But the boIler-what
burglar would want to damage boiler for
the mere fun of the thing?
Nyland found that the three cocks which
indicate the danger level. in case of failure
OF the glass tube, had been so beaten out of
adjustment with heavy hammer as to be
useless. Had fire been lighted there was
nothing to prevent the boiler blowing up.
The foreman patiently jotted these little
things down and went on with his note
taking. His eye lighted on the machine
tools used in the business. They had been
attacked with sledge hammers and cold
chisels; the essential parts Of delicate
machinery had been removed Going up
stairs he found the entire collection of tools
belonging to one of the w0rkmen cut,
gashed and notched so as to be rendered
utterly useless. They were a valuable set,
too.
Still quite calmly and dispassionately Nv
land figured out the damages: Tools $3.50;
boiler cocks, $50; total, 500 Ii was not n
big bill, but the bursting of the boiler might
have increased it considerably. and cost ono
or two lives into the bargain.
The morning call., 1892-08-23
LYMAN |. M0WRY'S BREAD.
The Friend of the Chinese Robbed Of I'll
-

The Friend of the Chinese Robbed Of the
Staff of Life.
Lyman l. Mowry, the attorney who has
assisted many Chinese to take the bread
from the mouths of white men and women,
has recently suffered from the enforcement
OF the lex talionis. White men have been
taking his bread.
Two weeks ago Lawyer Mowry informed
the police that the loaves of bread placed
at MS door, at ITO Oak street, every morn
Ing faded away before his eager fingers had
chance to clutch them. He was sure that
some conscienceless John Doe or Richard
Roe stole the fluffy loaves, and he earnestly
pesougnt the police TO apprebend the afore-
SAID John Doe and Richard Roe and bring
them before the bar Of justice, to be pun
ished according to the statutes.
At the same time the police learned that
Mr.. Mowry was not the only sufferer from
the depredations of the bread-thieyes,
There was big budget of complaints from
residents OF Ashbury Heights, VINO not only
grieved on account of the loss of their bread,
but bitterly deplored the theft of their mil
bottles-cOntentS included
The police went to work on these cases
yesterday morning and caught two men
stealing bread and milk near Mowry's resi-
dence Both were arrested and will have &c
explain their conduct in the Police Court.
The morning call., 1892-08-23
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Thomas Gillyn Swallows Some Corrosiv,
Liquid.

Liquid.
Thomas Gillyn, laborer, made des-
perate attempt to commit suicide by drink
ing quantity OF corrosive liquid late last
night at his home at 1907 Harrison street
he was at once removed TO the Receiving
Hospital at the new City Hall, where he
now lies In precarious condition.
Giilyn, who had been drinking heavily
for the past few days, had a quarrel about
trivial matter with John McGovern, a
ledger in his mothers house, and assaulted
him. Gillyn's brother sent for Policeman
Reilly to quell the disturbance and
threatened him with arrest, when he
suddenly jumped from his bed and
swallowed the contents of small
bottle supposed TO have contained muriatic
acid and fell on the floor wrthing in
agony. Under his pillow at his side was
found large carying-knife with which, his
brother asserts, he intended to kill
McGovern when he entered the room. He
was at once removed to the Receiving
Hospital and given some strong emetics and
was pumped out.
Gillyn stated during conscious interval
that he had been driven to desperation by
his brother, who threatened to have him
prosecuted for the assault He asserted
that his brother has been matreating him
for some time past and made life unbear-
able by his persecution.
Giliyn's brother denies the story. and saws
that the patient was only recently dis
charged from the County Jail. where he
was serving sentence for disturbing the
peace, on which occasion he had wreck ed
the furniture in the house and assaulted
him.
The morning call., 1892-08-23
ClOsing-Out Prices Quoted
Mems Furnishings!
At Is Cents.

At Is Cents.
325 dozen MEMS FOUR-IN-HAND AND
TECK SCARFS, in satinS and silks,
satin lined, a complete assortment of
medium, light and dark eolorIngs, regu-
larry sold at 25c and Soc, will be closed
out al 15c each.
At 25 Cents.
2I0 dozen MEMS NECKWEAR, in four
finland and teck shapes. made from
swivel silks, sstns. gros-grains, etc,
satin lined, latest eolorings. sold regu-
larry at soc and 75c, viii be closed out
at 25c each.
At SO Cents.
62 dom MEMS UNLAUNDRIED WHITE
SHIRTS. made from Wamsutta muslin,
with reinforced linen bosOms and fancy
pleated fronts, usually sold Iaundried
for 81, will be closed out at zoe each.
At so Cents.
81 dozen MEMS FANCY TRIMMED
NlGHTSBIRTS, made from Wamsutta
muslin and trimmed with "Cash's" fast
color trimmings, regular price 85c. will
be closed out at soc each.
At Is Cents.
AZ uDLeu I-NO l Nj
RIN0 SOCKS, with double heels and
toes, good value for 25e, will be closed
out at 15c pair.
at so Cents.
50 dozen MEMS HEAVY SHETLAND
WOOL UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAW
ERS, unshrinkable, regular price 81,
will be closed out at SOC each.
At 80 Cents.
65 doz' n MEMS FULL-FINISHED FLESH
COLOR 12-THREAD BALBRfGGAN
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
regularly sold al So, will be closed out
at 90c each.
At Sl.0O.
% dozen MEMS LAMBS WOOL VICUNA
UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all
sizes, extra good value for 81 80, will be
closed out at each.
The morning call., 1892-08-23
A SnccrssfnI Ran.ft.

The entertainment and hop given by the
Xorian Dramatic Company at B'nai Birth
Hall Sunday evening for the benefit of the
First Hebrew Ladies' Mutual Benefit a. So
citation was in every wav a success. The
company proved themselves good and earn
est workers. and well deserved the
hearty applause so frequently given.
The first part of the programme was a
scene from ''Virginius" by L. l.. Wake
man: banjo selections, Professor Mansfield
recitation in costume. Annie Cohen; musi-
cal selections by Blum's band, followed by
the farce-comedy MY Turn Next" The
stage was under the direction of May
Josephi-kincaid. Dancing closed a very
enjoyable evening.
The morning call., 1892-08-23
Mis-. Mari. Wandkn.

One OF the most prominent Of our anna
teur actresses, has been rendered compli-
mentary testimonial at the Bjou Theater,
on Friday evening next. She will appear as
Claire in the "Ironmaster." Miss Wandka
considers that ii is about time that she cut
loose from amateurs, and after Friday
night will cast her lot with the profess
SIGNALS. Among those that are in the cast
of the "Ironmsster" are: Miss NJ. Seaton,
Miss o. Hoff. Miss j. Lavalle, Miss n. Con-
way, Mr.. Harry Purcell. Mr.. II. q. Bene-
diet. MIR. +. S. Purdy, Mr.. r. Darlington,
Mr.. X. Hardy. MIR. w. w. Brewer, Dir. l..
Schroeder, Mr.. II. Melendy. Seats can be
reserved at Sherman. Clay 81 Co.'S.
The morning call., 1892-08-23
" The Ensign. -

The scenes and incidents on board man.
of-war always stir the Imagination and
awaken the earliest throbs Of patriotism ia
the youthful heart Ii an American play
could revive the historical adventures of
gallant Paul Jones, of Decatur or of Com
modOre Perry. what hit there would be.
There is q new play, however, that rests
upon more modern naval Incident and
present the gundeck of n more modern bat
tie-ship, and which will recall some of the
exciting scenes of 81. zine Ensign'-to
be produced at the California next WEEKS
purely naval drama, and will therefore
appeal strongly to the nautical mind. 1t
has made a pronounced hit elsewhere and
comes well recommended