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The morning call., 1892-07-10
THE Y0UNTVILLE HOME
A Meeting of the Board of Directs
Held Yes erday.

A Meeting of the Board of Directors
Held Yes erday.
The directors Of the Y Ouniville Veterans
g.. Home Association held a meeting yester-
day.
Secretary Rockwell read dispatch an
nouncing the death of the wife of Com
mandant MerrIman, which occurred early
yesterday morning, and the board passed
resolutions of coincidence.
The discharge of four veterans, who were
summarily ejected by the cOmmaDdant
during tie month of June on account of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct, as
approved Of.
Several applications for admission and
readmlsslon to the home were received aud
referred 10 the proper committee.
The case of one John G. Darnall occupied
considerable time Of the boards meeting.
1t appeared that Darnail obtained on his
own request an honorable discharge from
the commnndant, but that very shortly af-
terward the latter learned that the man had
been compelled to leave YOuntville because
he had been discovered in the act of i'm
proper conduct toward fOur-year-Old girl
and was afraid of being arrested or other
wise brought to account.
After discussing the case fully the board
decided to give Darnall notice that he had
to show cause within so days why his hon
Orable discharge should not be cancelled and
dlshonorable one be given him.
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In SEARCH OF A TILE.
The Amiability OF Providence in shspire
Condolences.
Chicago News Paeord

1he Amiability OF Providence in shapire
Condolences.
Chicago News Record
George W. Cable was telling us not long
ago an incident illustrative of the value of
the vigilance and of the amia biity OF Provi-
dence in shaping condolences. A Cam
bridge lady had had In her house MANY
years an old and curious tile which she adj
mlred and valued highly She kept it hung
upon the wall of her parlor. 1t was
OF archaic pattern and was, so far
as she could learn, unique. But upon
one occasion, happening to get ae
qualnted with James Russell Lowell
She was invited TO social gathering at that
gentlemans house, and she there discovered
that In one Of the rooms Of the house there
was large fireplace tiled In the exact pat
tern OF the solitary tile she possessed And
there was one tile misSing Mr.. Lowell
could not explain the absence of the tile. il
had oeen gone so long time that he had
ceased to note its absence. The ladv hated
to give up her pet tile, but she was brave
enough to do II; she sent the precious bit
over TO Mr.. L0well and it was duly put ia
place among its other fac-simile brothers
and sisters.
But from that moment the lady in CUES
tlan was possessed of a mania to fad that
tile which long ago had wandered from the
Lawell Preside This mania made her the
OBJECT of much deriSi0n, Tor she would de-
oSte AlVA hiVbo6i, uouit duu iEttuuS 10 ran
sack Junkshops and secondhand stores and
to mouse around old ere kerry repos-
tories and prowl through alleys and
poke in ash heaps. She could hardly eat
her meals or sleep of nights TOR this con-
Stunning madness. Her folks began to worry
about her and thought of sending her to a
water cure. But one day she lid actually
find that lost tile-found 1t in ribald rub
Dish heap, from which one corner reached
pleadingly, plaintively up! She found it
and it was unframed. She bore it off ia
triumph. polished 1t up and eusconced it
over her mantelpiece, where it hangs to-
dy, splendid monument to her vigilance
and indefatigablity
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THE PRISON DIRECTORS.
They Reduce the Price Of Grain
Bags.
Rone-Fide Farmers Can Now Purchase Any
Qusntity-The Prison Funds-The Next
Meeting to Be Held at Folsom

The Board OF Prison Directors met at
San Quentin yesterday afternoon, E. J. de
Pue in the chair and Directors Hayes, Sonn-
tag and Devlin present.
Director Sonntag said that owing to the
fall in the jute marke. in Calcutta he
thought IL wise to ask for quotations to-day
in the local markets. There is enough iute
on hand to last until December / next The
jute now on the way from Calcutta will not
reach this port until next spring.
l.. W diam. the accountant. made his
report for the quarter ending June 80 He
reported his examination of the books, and
vouchers showed the same TO be correct
The figures given in the statement are as
follows: General fund Cash in vault
S3l2 %. cash in California State Bank
S26SS4 81 cash belonging to prisoners, in
vault and in bank, S44il 10.
The available funds for the forty fourth
fiscal year, which began july last. are as
follows: General appropriation, 100000;
balance in State treasury for forty-third
fiscal year. $1,000 70; State prison fund,
$685. 729 49,; jute revolving fund. 100000;
appropriation for building tor insane
$4,000: front gate building fund. SIP ~ !;
for purchasing additional jute machinery,
Sl54.319 a; cash IN vault and bank
S27,l97 10. Total, S5G6, $50 60.
LiahilltieS-Unpaid salaries for June
1892 S57l9 81; unpaid merchandise bills for
June 1892, S13.229 SO; for new jutemill.
$2}49 GO; total. 81. 299 IL
The board passed an order that the War
den should make the necessary arrange
ments for caring for the teeth of prisoners
and that such prisoners as had the money
should have their teeth cared for at their
own expense, while the prisoners without
money should receive treatment free.
vas decided TO lower the price Of int,
Lays from ~ IN and ka W arIa
authorized 10 dispose OF the 100000 bags ON
hand al that figure TO bona-fde farmers who
furnish postmasters' certificates. Any guam
tity Of bags wanted by a single purchaser.
providing he proves himself bona-fiie
farmer, will be supplied
The board then went into executive ses
sion aud adjourned to meet at Folsom ON
,Juiy ID at 9 n'clack A NJ
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STYLISH SILKS AND DRESS GOODS AT SACRIFICE PRICES!

Of the issuance Of the summons in this ac-
ton 10 be SIS. 900" The city claimed that
the value of the property was S250, 0c0. The
object of the United States in bringing tie
action was to obtain by condemnation he
cemetery land for the purpose of erecting
Notifications as a coast defense for the
protection of San Francisco. Nearly all
the testimony in the case was given by ex-
peris as TO the value OF the property in
question, who differed very materially as TO
the amount II was worth. II Is expected
that decree or judgment of condemnation
in accordance with the terms Of the YER
dict will shortly be entertained, when the
Government viii proceed TO erect expensive
fOrtifipatiDns
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FATHER ELPHICK'S WILL.
A Contest Entered Over the Vegetarian
Iiftlc Estate.

A Contest Entered Over the yegetarian's
LittIc Estate.
Lewis Simpson Elphick died either on
July "a or 26. 1891, at the Kaweah colony,
Tulare County, aud his will has since been
admitted TO probate Elphick was the bare
headed old newspaper vender known as
Father Elphick. a strict vegetarian and a
member of the cooperative colony. Ae-
cording To the inventory his estate was ap-
praised a $500 80. consisting OF SEQ 90 cash,
$3.50, the value of lots in the town Of Sum
merland, Santa Barbara County, a chattel
mortgage by Brunette Haskell for $3.50 be-
ing returned as valueless. The viii made
at Napa on August Is. 1884, bequpathed
81 each to his three sons, George, William
and Thomas, and all else to daughter,
Ellen L. Hale Fontaine. A. w Green of
Alameda County has now come in for the
revocation of the probate OF the will of
1884 on the ground that it was revoked by
one of October y. 1890. making HIM a
fpQafpp
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dent may elect to reside A hostess is very
necessary to Presidential home at ali
times, and the candidate who hae not -
attractive and tactful woman to preSIie o.
his table, to receive and entertain and make
pleasant tIe visits of his friends and hein-
ers ana admirers during the campaign. is in
hard lines. Mrs. Russell Harrison is po,r,-
ton of several Democratic Senators ra,,,-
pant warehouses; Of their party, WHO are
always reaching for the administrators
scalp-but who have known this prettv
woman since she was a pretty little Girl in
shoFL dresSeS-proyokes much banter among
their mutual aequaintances. who exnact IN
see them vote the Harrison ticket Vet Il
they. carry their enthusIasms to logical con-
illusions. N"' sS"-
Washington, July 8.
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Gents FURNISHINGS!
At 10 Gents

AT 10 Cents.
20 dozen GENTS FANCY BORDERED
HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS
extra large size, fast colors, reduced
from 81 dozen.
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cavalry and was mustered out on July 20.
1865, AT Fairfax Courthouse, Va. The com
pany was recruited ana had headquarters
In Assembly Hall. at the northwest corner
ct kearny and Post streets, where the
brown was the first man enrolled, bat what
became OF him the company roll does not
show. In three weeks over 500 men pre-
scented themselves for enrolment. and of
These 100 were selected and mustered into
tie United States service by Lieutenant
Colonel George ii. Ringgold, q. s. A, at
Piatt Hall, and on the 11th of December
went East by the way OF the isthmus on the
steamer Golden Age to ReadviIle, near Bos-
ton. Mass. where they arrived on January 4.
1865. This company comprised the first or
ganiZed troops recruited in this State to
take part in the hostilites of the war in the
East.
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COURT NOTES.

William g. Courts mas pc illened the Superior
Court for PERMISSION 10 change his name 10
COuitiS. by which tie has been known for 20 years.
Courts IL LOndon-T, aged 43.
f. w. kel V, manager OF the Breeder and
Sportsman, petitloned for special letters OF ad-
ministratlOn yesterday on the estate OF James +.
Kerr The estate consists OF The newspaper
plant, book accounts and several race horses.
The appointment wasmade under bonds OF $4,000.
Charles Chadwick and hrs WIFI Elizabeth have
sued The city and county and the Board of Edu-
cation Tor judgment for $1,000 and TO enjoin them
from interfering with their possession of property
on Seventh avenue, south OF | street on which
they are conducting hotel and liyery-stable aud
nave for wears
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ANOTHER WEEK OF RESIST ESS INDUCEMENTS IN AT, DIT
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR!
AT 10 Gents.


LADIES
regular cred a
" uozen AIDES DRAWERS made
cluster OF tueks Oferedat 2e
don LADIES DRAWERS
Win l'i " h anu embroidery regular price be
Cents
La DIES DRAWERS Pride of the West mun vota hand ~
and wide rue of embroidery regular
dozen LADIES CHEMIsE made of heavy
lace on neck aud sleeves regular
odOzen LADIES muslin yoke of fine eknr a0
with dng offered at
cHEMIsE made Of Ionsda em6tc yoke Of all over
finished with beading regular price 81. will be
LADIES GOWNS made of
with beading high sleeves regular will at
LADIES GOWNS
csE plated back finished 81 80 will be offered
LADIES WAISTS made of heavy collar
regular 81 will be a
CARS made ae lawn regular price &c will
80 -
Srnadao
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SOUGHT POLICE PROTECTION.
Officers to Help DIR. CogswciI In Guart


Officers to Help DIR. CogsweiI In Guard
ing HIS Building.
DR.. Henry d. Cogswell became frightened
yesterday because he heard that the trus-
tees of his big brick building at Folsom aud
Twenty-sixth streets were preparing to rout
his armed guards from the premises. With
his attorney, William L. Baggett. he went
to the old City Hall aad asked for police
protection. Questioned by Captain Lees
the aged philanthropst said he feared an
onslaught on Monday by forces employed
by the trustees. Captain Lees assured him
That the property OF the Polytechnic School
would be protected at all hazards. Captain
Short Of the Southern district also promised
to send out squad of police to the building
in the evening
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CITIZENSHIP - o. NJ, Sebastopol, Cal.
American citizenship is divided into two
separate and distinct clasSifcations-Fed
eral and State-each of which may be en-
tirely Independent of the other, so that as
In your case person may be q citizen of
the United States without enjoying State
citizenship and the special rights and privi-
leges which State citizenship cOnfers. You
have gone of on tangent on the SUPPOSE
ton That the right TO vote" aud Citizen
ship" are synonymous terms. You will not
be qualified voter in this State at the COM
ing election because you have not been a
resident of California one year preceding
the election, 90 days in the county and 60 in
the election precinct.
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were sent to the Bows and Girls Aid Soc-
ely. During the afternoon their mother
called al the prison in search Of them. She
said she had gone to the theater the night
before, leaving the children at the home Of
their grandmother on II oward street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth. The mother could
not account for the appearance of the little
ones in the street, except to say they were
very WayWard
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Two Wandering Waits,

Two children. who gave their names as
Harry and Hattie Diamond and their ages
as II and years. were found wandering on
Pine street, near Powell, and taken to the
City Prison at 2 o'clock Yesterday morning.
They said they had left their home at Thir-
teenth and Harrison streets and were look
ing Tor their mother. subsequently they
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Parental Foresight. !;
Chicago Tribune.

Father of the Family-No, John is not
what You would cali promising by bus
l am going to do the very bsSt [ can for.
him. / expect to send him to college, give
him a full classical course, and let him
choose a profession. He viii be aole at
least to earn living with such a start as
that.
Guest-How about George2
Father with conscious pride) All
George can take care Of himself. That
boy, sir, is going to be one of the best base
ball pitchers in this country
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A soIe-Tradership Petition.

Mrs. Frances E. Burtis, the wife of r.
w. Burtis, has petitoned tor the privilege
of scle-tradership to do general commits
sion and storage. draying aud teamiug bust
ness. Her husband having failed in busI-
ness and being largely indebted, is unable
to support her, and her child, and as they
are living happily there is no reason for a
divorce. She has $1,000 to invest, OF which
she owns C5nO
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Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
TO the following named:
Antonio Z. de Mendonea aud Maria j. Rosa.
26-l9
1888.
Benjamin Garrett and Charlotte Luna, $3.50.
Pierre Nicolas aud Malyina JouberI. 3S-2S.
Walter ). Hiukle aud Beatrice L. Moses.
30-2f.
Cornelius Fitzgerald aud Elizabeth Murphy,
41-25.
George Deholen and Elizabeth Edwards,
50-45.
Gholamo sorentino and Angelo RIccatto.
43-42.
William p. Cunningham aud Eva Wing,
24-24
William A. Jurgens and Emma Frledberg,
33-24
John Muicare and johanna Guiren, oS-26
Luigi Cademarier and TegeSSa Pouesla. % -21.
Nalnan Shapiro and Annie Iberson 1874.
Richard L. Mielke and Nerana HabiutZel
34-21.
feIer j. Kennedy an.SJennIe Murphy. 23-21.
John n. Mercer ami NSncy MeCreary, 36-56.
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Cosmetic Company.

The Appel Cosmetic Company has been
Incorporated with an authorized capital of
100000 and $4,000 subscribed. Each
share Is OF the par value of 81. x,fhe di-
reetors are Paul Oesting. George. Car
roll. Charles ). Ruggles, Donald Mcdonald
and Alphonse Mann. The three first nam ed
are down for % 900 shares each.
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EiIei I'm InsnIranrx

III. III. BodweIl has flied a petition in in
solyency. Since January, 1866. he has been
In the business of manufacturing windmills
Liabilities foot up Sl560 II; assets, house
aud lot on Bartlett street valued at $500
mortgaged by him and his wife to the
Mutual Savings Loan and Building Asso-
citation to secure note for 5000.
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Articles of Incorporation have been filed
of the California Big Trees Exhibit with
the purpose of purchasing, selling and ex-
hioltlng one or more of the big trees of
California and TO lease, purchase or sell
land Tor the exhibition of them. The capi-
tai stock of this corporation is $4,000. of
which $4,000 has been subscribed. Its di-
rectors are w. L. Ayres, Nj. G. Elmore. NJ.
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GOLDEN GATE CEMETERY.
The Jury i'm the Circuit Conrt Finds
Value To BE $4,000.

Value Co BE SD 900.
The case OF the United States Of Amer
lea VS.. the City and County of San Fran
cisco for the condemnation of the property
embraced in tie Golden Gate Cemetery, on
trial for some time past intbe United States
Circuit Court. Judge Joseph McKenna pre-
siding, was brought to close about 3
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. The jury
after about half an hours deliberaton re-
turned a verdict as follows: 1--WE, the Jury.
lind the value of the property sought 10 he
condemned and all improvements pertain
ing to the realty and Of the interest and es-
tate OF the defendant therein, on the date
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That Debris Suit.

The arguments in the case of the United
States against The Bloomfield Gravel Min
ing Company were proceeded with before
Judge Gilbert yesterday. A motion to dis
miss the suit for want Of jurisdiction was
made by Attorney Cross and taken under
adviserent.
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Sunday Music In the Park.

The following is the programme of music
arranged for the concert in Golden Gate
Park this afternoon, commencing at 2
O'clock:
l. Palestine, "Grand Procession March" ......
L. l.,
overture, "Tuttt IN Maschera" ......... PedrottI
3 lnternezzo 'MoonIIght'. .............. Boggetti
g. ufand concert polonaSe (HiIf variations
Ior plecoIo, B-hat clarinet. duet for cor
nets ana solos for es clarinet and basses).
Waltz. "Greetinas to Hanover. ....... Labitzky
o. hurai fantasia. "a Night" 90 "StoTm."(cD
aurora" 90 Fantastic Dance .-...... Rogeero
4 Overture, ''Freschutz''. W cher
D. Cavatina. "Beatrice al Cenci' .... BeIIlni
solo Tor Clarinet. performed by O. CasparL
o. Grand selection. II Lombardi" .......' Verdi
10 'LoreIey." paraphrase ... Nesyadbe
IL. yankee Patrorf .....,.. Mtssud
II. "Etna Galop'' ......... j q caxev
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At 30 Cents

30 dozen LADIES RIBBED COTTON
AND WOOL VESTS. high neck and
no sleeves, in link, sky, cream and
natural colOrs, guaranteed non-shrin ka-
bic. regular price 81. will be offered at
Doc each.
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At 80 Gents

CHMI made Wamsuta uckng
Win corning on neck ana sleeves
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At u Gents

70 dozen GENTS FANCY. TRIMMED
NlGHTSHIRTS, made of Utica mus
lin. with felled seams and silk embroid
cred, reduced from 81 %.
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At 30 Gents

90 dozen GENTS FANCY MIXED CASH
MERE UNDERSHIRTS AND DRAW
Frs. extra we'll finished, reduced from
SOC.
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At so Cents.

so dozen GENTS AND BOYS FANCY
TRIM MED NIGHT SHIRTS, made ex-
ira large, of Wamsutta muslin, with
felled seams, reduced from S5c.
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At &I.OO.

62 dozen GENTS FULL-FINISHED
TWELVE-THREAD FLESH-COLOR
BALBRIGGAN UNDERSHIRTS and
DRAWERS, Norfolk" and New
Brunswick" manufacture, reduced from
S.
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STEAMER GOLDEN GATE-L. NJ, City.
Tie steamship Golden Gate en- route to
Panama was burned at o'clock on the aft
ernOOu OF July ~, 1862, when about 10 miles
northwest OF the harbor of Manzanlllo,
Mexico,
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AT. rs Gents

dozen LADIES' of
finished with beading be oferedat
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OLD RACETRACK-J. H. W., City. There
was never a racetraek at the junction of
Market and Valencia streets or anywhere
nearer there than Twenty-fiyst street and
Treat avenue. That one was the Pioneer
Tacetrack
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At &I.5O.

~ doz en- GENTS GENUINE IMPORTED
ENGLISH BALBRIGGAN UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, 81. & Il.
Morley's manufacture, drawers with
double seats, reduced from So 70 and So.
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Al RI Cents.

10 dozen LADIES RIBBED MERINO
VESTS. high neck and long sleeves.
regular price SOC, viii be closed out at
SOC each
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At = = Gents

CHMof made OF heavy musn finished with
lace on neck aud sleeves
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At 65 Gents.

~ dozen LADIES GOWNS made of Wamsuta lined
with beading high sleeves regular at 65
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THE PRESIDENT AND FAMILY,

The President VIII make a nasty trip to
the Adirondacks with Mrs. Harrison to
make sure that the accommodations ami
surroundings are what they should be for
her, and then remain closely at his past
until Congress adjuurns. Pretty Mrs Rus
sell Harrison has come on to preside over
his household for the time, and Will go from
the White House to Cape May, as the Presi.
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s. 100

WAISTS made of
regular price 81, will a
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AsTHMATIC SUFFERERs-M. C. NJ, City.
There is no doubt that sufferers from
asthma are benefited by change to a
higher altitude or warmer section CT the
civ
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At. s. ] 90

40 dozen LADIES GOWNS muslin entire voks Of fin
Pt"0 ~A00'
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At 80 Gents
At so Cents.

10 dozen LADIES BLACK COTTON
HOSE, high-spliced heels, double soles
aud toes, Hermsdor black. guaranteed
fast and stainless. regular price $40 so
per dozen, will be offered at soc per pair.
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CALIFORNIA HUNDRED-G. A., City. The
California Hundred was company OF
soldiers enrolled in this city from October
% 10 December 10, 1862 and mustered into
service on the last named day. 1t became
Company A of the Second Massachusetts
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At 50 Gents.

o made OF amSuta muslin yoke band
Oh tuekS and embroidery
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At rs GAn+s

gu dozen DRAWERS made of Pride
ana VIDE s OF embroidery regular price at
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At 80 Cents.

so dozen BOYS CAMEL'S-HAIR SHIRTS
AND DRAWERS. regular price 90c,
will be offered at zoe each for all sizes.
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At 10 Cents

100 dozen LADIES' RIBBED EGYPTIAN
COTTON VESTS, in ecru only, regular
price zoe, will be offered at Toe each.
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Y. NJ. C. A. LIBRARY-R, s., City. The
library of the Y. NJ. G. A. is not free for
The reasons very likely that it belongs to a
private institution and is not supported
financially by the public
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At 25 Gen+s

AADlfo DRAWERS made of heavy muslin. finished
cluster OF tueks, be dat2
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At S5 Gents


CARS made embroidery
al ~
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At 90 Gents

so dozen GENTS AND BOYS UNLAUN-
DRIED WHITE SHIRTS, made with
double backs, reinforced all-linen fronts.
felied seams and from Utica muslin. re-
duced from S5c
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@ AloNS made OF fine awn finished with deep hem and
egular price 25c, will be offered a
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So 80 -'" VIM "
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POPULAR VorE-W. H., City. AT the
election in 1888 Grover Cleveland received
5,55S, 2S3 and Benjamin Harrison j, 40, 216 of
the popular vote of II $50, $40.
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JACKSON IN AUSTRALIA. II. D., City.
1t was in Australia that Peter jackson
spared an eight-round draw with Joe God
dard. lie has not been in Australia since.
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PETER JACKsoN-R. L., City. Peter
Jackson arrived IN San francisco from
Australia in Nav, 1888, and fought James
Smith in England ON Nnvember 10. 1890.
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GREAT EARTHQUAKE-M. s., City. The
great earthquake in this city was on
Wednesday, October 81, 1868.
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Licensed to Marry.

In 24-B. 5. c.. San Rafael. Cal. Jack
son defeated McAuliffe in a rounds.
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LARGEST THEATER-J. s., City. The
theater in this city with the largest seating
capacity is the Grand Opera-house.
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At 90 Cents.

At e5 Cents.
Ioo doz. GENTS FOUR-IN-HAND, TECK
AND PUFF SCARFS. in swivel and
groc-gFaln silks, satins, erepes, etc, also
complete assortment Of Windsors in
opera shades. plaids. figures, etc., re-
duced from soc and roc.