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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-01
HOSIERY And UNDERWEAR,

At 15c.
70 dozen LADIES FANCY COTTON
HOSE, IN fancy stripes and GOMEZ.
tons, with opeTa-shade top and black
boot combination patterns, worth 81 80
per dozen, will be offered this day at 15c
pair.
at Csc.
100 dozen LADIES' BLACK COTTON
HOSE. high sDliced heels and toes,
warranted Hermsdorf stainless fast
black, extra good value at 81 per dozen,
will be offered at 25e per pair.
At 35c.
70 dozen LADIES BLACK RIBBED COT
TON HOSE, extra fine quality, doubt
heels and toes, HermSdorf dye, regula
price Sc per dozen. will be offered at 81
per pair.
At soc.
IS dozen LADIES BLACK FRENCH
Isle THREAD HOSE. high spiiced
heels and toes. guaranteed fast black,
regular price S12 per dozen, will be
offered at zoe EACH
At Acc.
80 dozen LADIES RIBBED COTTON
aud WOOL VESTS. slightly damaged,
high neck and long sleeves. in pink. sky,
natural, cardina! and cream c0lors, worth
S12 per dozen. will be offered this day
at 40e pair.
at 35c.
IS dozen LADIES RIBBED MERINO
VESTS, high neck and long sleeves.
regular price SOC, will be offered this
day at 40c each.
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Fancy Ribbons!

FANCY SHADED POLKA DOT RIB
BON. extra quality. in all coIors, will
be closed out at SOC.
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of the city Hall
tickets in each box. Some of the tickets
bore the name of the Fooh Quy Chong Com
pany, others belonged to the American Lot
terry Company. The tickets were of the
kind that are sold to persons who cannot
read Chinese. They were covered with
Monaghan characters and had an inch
margin on one side left for the stamp IF the
dealer or agent, VINO WIN many Ivurfsuv,
desigastes the date OF the sale OF tie ticket
I'D ftIr amount for which Ii was purchased
John ,hlHamHn when he goes forth 10
tempt the fickle goddess dispenses with a
printed ticket aud simply writes upon a
nerfOv slip If paper the characters which
he hoy; will draw prize. II one of these
slips fre found In his possession be can aud
VIII swear that 1t Is not lottery ticket.
The officers discovered the tickets seized
Yesterday afternoon In a cellar at T3i Saera-
mentO street. Their discovery of 100 boxes
of lottery tickets on Wednesday afternoon,
in the upper story OF house at 73S Jackson
street, whetted their desire 10 make another
haul. and they started ont TO deyastate the
fortunes and happiness of the Monaghan
law-breakers. The front rooms off tie
cellar were occupied by Chinese carpen-
ter. In one of them there was a heap Of
dens that bad been smashed by the police.
and had been sent TO him for repairs. AS
matter OF course he had not the fainIest
idea OF what was in the rear room of the
cellar. The officess stumbled into the
murkey apartments and nearly tainted
with JOY on finding that they had
made a discovery that was Of even
more value than their phenomenal
haul on Jackson street. Two trucks were
procured, and with Ierspiring frames the
guardians Of the peace dragged out the
boxes and sent them through a throng OF
browning pagans down to the Old City Hall,
where they were piled upon the Sidewalk
in front Of the Kearny-sIIeet entrance.
There they remained all night and were
examined ny crowds of curiosty-seekers,
many of whom had never seen Chinese
lottery ticket before. The boxes were all
marked China, and it is supposed that they
were printed iG the Celestial Empire and
SHIPPED 10 this city as paper. There were
222 boxes secured in all, valued by the
pagans at 1914. They contain 13, 500, 900
iOb ln,
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CHINESE LOTTERIES.
Thirteen Million Tickets Seizct
by Detectives.
They Were Printed in China and Were In.
ported IS Paper in Old Tes-Chests.
A Phenomenal Haul.

The lottery dealers Of Chinatown were
busly engaged last night in cursing the
names, ancestors and graves of Sergeant
Tobin and Detectives Cox and GlennOn.
There was an excellent reason for this
general eut5urst OF blasphemy and anath-
ema for the officers late in the afternoon had
captured 1l3 tea boxes flied 10 overlooking
with lottery tickets that had been printed
and prepared for marking. Each of these
boxes contained 100 pounds Of tickets, val
ued at SIT a box. There were about GO, 600
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A Delinquent Witness.

Joseph Robinson, who preclpitated the
bloody engagement between the rival Po-
trero factions week ago by swearing out a
warrant for the arrest of king" McManus
on charge of forgery-at the instigation. il
is claimed, OF the Welcbes-fai!ei TO appear
when the case came up in the Police Court.
For bis delinquency bench warrant was
Immediately issued tor his arrest and put
IN the hands of Sergeant Bennett for service
yesterday.
Robinson told friends that he had for.
gotten the day set for the trial, but there
are plenty who believe that some of the
kings retainers have been Instrumental
in bringing about his lapse of memory.
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building for S74. 521. Geier had the contract
with Mccormick t do the min work for
$500, and subsequently, furnished ezra
work and material Of the value OF sos %.
He has only bee1 aid S260. leaving
SlSoS - unpaid. bu, has been informed that
Mccormick has assigned his interest in
this contract to Thcrpe. Though the board
has been notified by Geier of his claim. yet
it has been payisg Mccormick without
deduciing this claim
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BUISE BROUGHT BACK.
The Fugitive Stakeholder Charged With
Embezzlement.

.
Embezziement.
Detective Crockett returned from Port
land. Or, yesterday bringing Charles Buse.
the former proprietor of the Hot Scotch
saloon on Morton street. Buise was locked
up in the City Prison on charge of felony
enlightenment A few days before the
Mcleod Aetcn wrestling match Washing
ton Marion, the weil-kDown commercial
traveller, placed $500 in BUSES hands to
bet On Mcleod. With the money Baise
secured a bet of SG0o. When Mcleod won
the contest Buise drew the money. The
same night he sold mis- saloon TO his bar
tender aud disappeared. He was traced to
Portland. where he was arrested on the
warrant sworn out by Marion. He secured
his release from the City Prison by filing a
bond in Lie sum of $1,000.
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Cauaa,,s Republicans.

The Canadie Republican Clu5 met last
nght at the Canadian Hall on Sixth and
Misslon streets. First Wee President
George .. Hamlin occupied the chat D.
ports from The various committees showed
mat the club had been making rapid frog
ress Ia all directions. and that ii was thor
oughly organized. Addresses were made
~ NJ K smith, George p. Huber, Emil
nsioenFeieh, L. j. Barton and otheUs. The
cadets were put through a good hours hard
practice by Drllmaster DE Spar.
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WISHING WITH ANGELS.
LouIs Ilsz Was Altogether Too Much
for the Dukes.

for the Dukes.
Los I;GELEs. June 3O.-The home team
took nhot game from San Jose to-day
by supeor work both with the stick and
in the ELI. Harper is sick and LoOka-
baughyas obliged to go ia the box again
and d. more effective work than on
Wedntlay, but he received ragged sup
port. gslsz pitched an excellent game for
the Idols, allowing but five scattered hits
in the ghth inning and the ball was sell
dom hitutside of the diamond. In spite
of the nnerons errcrs it was pretty field
ing coisst. GIenelyin. Hsssamer ana
Hulen Iade several assists, while McEey
and Mcucken captured the fielding honors
Tor theyisitors. Everett had hard time of
it at shit.
1t is rparied here this evening that Otto
Young will be given trial IN the box bv
Finn tbs week. Following is the official
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-01

Earned rHnf San Frat ciseos 2, oaklands 3. Three
base hH-p'Nf- Two-btse hits-D- Sweeney Mau-
nasau, Spies Nilsson. Sacrifice hits-D Sweeney
Whitehead. heples, Homer. Hutchinson HanIey
FIRST base on rrors-Saa Franchises 8, Oaklands 2
rst base Onfalled balls-San Franeiscos 2oaalands
D. Lett onfases-San FranciscOs s. Uaklands IL.
Struck QUIT y Hoffman 2. By Horner g. by flaming
]. Hit bEg tcher-oNeil, Turner, Reitz Double
playS-PeSes TO Sharp to Hoffman: Whitehead to
o'Brlen: frner; (alone); II orHer to Turner; Sharp
10 Hofmi Umpire-AeDermetI Ofheial scorer
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stallIngs, T. f.-...... o
LookaDaugh. pa. o o

Eartea Tuns-Los Angeles q. Ihree-base hits
Elenzlvin and stafford Two-base sfls-MeCaul ey.
Hulen, Eorers =, benny. nee hitS-Mright.
Has>aner. Everett. StaIInes and stafford.
First base on erTors-LOs Angeles 6. San JoseS >
First base called Daiis-i'y LoOkabsugh 4, by
Balsz 4. Left bnses-Los Angeles 3, san JoSes
6. Struck out-By LockAbaugh 4, by falsz 4.
IL ST base hit Ivy pitcher MeGucken. Double
plays-GlenalviH to McCauiey. Rogers to WrigiI {
to BHlen. Passed bali-Rogers I. Time OF game
Two honr and 10 minutes Umpire Ncliona a.
Scorer. VIII I.ysoaS
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Cheers foro Alexander.

The Alexander Irish American Club was
organized last night in e Il. B. Hall, ex-
Sherif Desmond presies.g he meeting
was largely attended, aud those present
we're very enthusiastic in The cause OF tie
Republican party. Addresses were made
by M. +. Cummings, Thomas Doran, j. J.
Sullivan. Thomas Degnan and others
The roll was signed By - members, and
when they adjourned three rousing cheers
we're given for Harrison and Reid, for the
club, and for Charles q. Alexander, the
prospective nominee for Congress, from the
Fourth District.
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Left All to His Widow.

The vii Of Antonio Capelli has been pre-
scented IL the Superior Court for probate.
lie ed on the 22i ulI. Bis estate is valued
at sl0.o0q. OF which $4,000 is the value of AN
improved lot on Grove street. Everything
was giyeI, TO the widow, Mary Capelli.
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The National C1nh

The National Club met last night at $40
California street. 1t was decided to give a
high Jlnkslin the rooms on the 9th inst. and
a plcnic Or the following day at Fairfax.
foutteen Few members were added 10 the
Wolfe. George LIGHT and III. III. FaIk.
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ChesIev,s AssauIt on. Doar.

George Chesley, the barber who struck c.
Ii. Dodge on the head with cane. was ar
rested yesterday on a charge of an assault
to do great bodily injury. He was released
on bond in tie sum OF $500. 1t Is said
that Dodge. who suffered from conclusion
of the brain, is now in fair way OF re-
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BprkaIev

Horace Davis. ex-president of the State
University, has been elected president of
the Alumni Association of Harvard.
The Committee on Sehoolhouses has been
authorized TO clean and disinfect the I.orin
the Kellogg school
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Suit Again,t the sherIff.

Sheriff Lsumeister has been sued in the
Superior Court by Dora Giessler for S1104
for the alleged unlawful seizure in the
cigar-store at IS9 Ninth street, and the con-
version on the 2lst nit of fixtures and stofk
OF the value OF 5000. In consequence she
says that she was made 10 suffer great
worry, annoyance and mental anguish.
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At Loo Per Yard

10. COO yards CREAM and BEIGE FANCY
LACES, in Irish Point. Carrick ma
cross. LisdOonyarna. Ayignon, Liner
lex, Rose. Medina. d'Esprit. Duchesse.
Oriental. Venice. Nevers and d'Albany.
to inches wide, regular price 25c. SOC.
35a. soc and soc. the entire lot will be
closed out at loo per yard.
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Mission CIuh.

The Mission Club held its meeting on
wednesday evening at Turn Verein Hall
on Mission street. c. G. Butt presiding,
snhlfornI Of stylish make was adopted for
the drill corps, and f. c. Mosebaeh .Jr. was
selected as representative to the Repnb-
Iean League. Songs and addresses by the
members closed the businessof the meeting,
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The Republican LEAGUE

The executive committee of the Repub-
lican League will convene in this city at
noon on SGly at the Alcazar building
Delegates from every c0unty in the Stale
viii be pfeseut, and the session, which will
be closed with banquet, will probably last
two DAYS. $3.50
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Girls High school Building.

f. a. Geier wants judgment for S1Ses %
against j. P. Mccormick md James NJ.
Thorpe, and to Ell ioin he Poard OF Fduca-
ton until this action IS ssFerEined from
pay ing any more n,oaev nndse MeColmick's
contract to build the GiIis' High school
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At &c Per Yard
HnlA Yards OPT

COCO yards CREAM FANCY LACES, in
Brabant. Egyptian, Recamier, EdeI-
weiss. Thread. Vslenciennes, Orien tai
and Termicelli, 3 to inches wide, regu-
lar price zoe, will be closed out at &C
per yard.
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At S 1 LOO,

70 dozen GENTS FULL FINISHED -
THREAD BALBRIGGAN UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAW Frs, the eele
Drated Norfolk and New Brunswick
manufacture. regular price 81, will be
closed out at 81 each.
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At SOC.

% dozen GENTS HEAVY SANITARY
II e I l. A Nd MER1N0 UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS. shirts fin
ished with French collarettes and
drawers with high ribbed ankIets, regu-
lar value 81, will be closed out at soc
each.
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silk. reg ular price 25c. will be closed out
at Toe per yard.
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20 dozen GENTS FULL-FINISHEDT TWO
THREAD IMPORTED COTTON
SOCKS, in states, tans and browns,
with spiiced heels and toes. regular
value SIS a dozen, Will be closed cut at
10c pair.
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Ar E0H-

60 dozen GENTS FANCY TRIMMED
NlGH1SHIkTS. made extra large,
with felied seams, trimmed with en-
proidery and inserting in neat designs,
fast coiors and made from Wamsutta
muslin, regular price o5e. VIII De closed
out at soc each.
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Alameda.

Mrs Prosser, wife of DIR. Pro sSer, who
has an office in San Francisco, dropped dead
yesterday afternoon at her residence on
Chestnut street and Clinton avenue. She
was around as usual in the morning, and
her death WAS entirely unexpected. She
was about 80 years Of age. Heart disease is
supposed to be the cause of death
The suit of Mrs. Jane Wynant against
the Alameda Building and Loan Associa-
tion has been dismissed, the association
having furnished the plaintiff release of
the mortgage, to compel which the suit was
brought.
George Bateman of this city received news
yesterday of the death OF his brother in
Salt Lake City, which he was temporarily
visiting.
a game OF baseball will be PLAYED next
Sunday on the Fitchburg grounds between
the Hill Maroons of San Francisco and the
AlertS of Alameda.
tramp camping In clump of bushes on
San Antonio avenue, near Grand street.
has been terrorizing the children of that
nelghborhood. they looking upon him as the
"bogie man." Officer kamp was detailed
yesterday TO place him under arrest, but
could not find him. though he disco yered
his camping place.
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At soc.

5 dozen GENTS UNLAUNDRIED
WHILE SHIRTS. with fancy tucked
bos0ms and made of Wamsutfa muslin,
regularly sold landried at 81, will be
closed out al soc each
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AT fOc.

165 dozen GENTS FANCY BORDERED
HEMSIITCHED HANKERCHIEFS,
extra large size, in a neat assortment Of
fancy borders, fast colors. regular value
at 81 d, zen. will be closed out at Zoe
each.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-01

Round-trIp transfer tickets are now ON sale at
any of our Offices at reduced rates. viz: One
trunk, round trip, 90 CENTS single trip 30 cents.
Keep your baggage checks until you reach this
city. Morton Special Delivery. IL GearD street.,
40S Taylor, Oakland ferry depot
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-07-01

DIvoRCED.-Judge Trout yesterday 8
Charlotte 4. Segors a divorce from Uria
on tie ground OF willful desertion.
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At 3Sc.

Go dozen GENTS TENNIS FLANNEL
AND MADRAS OVERSHIRTS, in a
large variety of checks and stripes, good
value for Csc, Will be closed out at SOC
each.
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At oSC Der Ward

5000 yards BLACK CHANTILLY LACE,
3 TO 10 inches wide. all pure silk. regular
price 40c, zoe and Coz. will be closed out
at 25c per yard.
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AT GI.RO Each

~ dozen BLACK SPANISH GUIPURE
LACE SCARFS. all silk, pa yards long.
regular price So 80, will be closed cut at
81 80 each
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llG2};:;ss@7
NI MURPHY BUILDING,
Market and Jones Streets.

seriously i'll at the County Jail from brain
meningitis
The body Of young Harry Davidson, who
was Killed In the Nevada mines, arrived
mere Yesterday, and will be buried to-day.
The following will make addresses at the
maSs-meeting on the waterfront question
10 be held at the City Hall Park Tonight:
Professor Frank S. Snule, James Nj. Bassett.
Eugene Hough. Ben Morgan. Z. 3. Pom
roy. L. h. Clarity and others.
Mayor Chapman has approved the ord-
nance granting 10 L. A. Heron, Ira Bishop
and +. A. Huntington a franchise for an
electric road from Thirteenth and Grove
streets to First street.
W. I'll. Cahill. painter, has disappeared
from hts home at Broadw way and Fourteenth
street. Ills wife believes his mind to have
been Affected. owing to business specula-
TONS
The Board of Public Works met in adj
Journed session last evening to slider the
charges of absence from duty against Holly
Sturm and Thomas Berry. firemen. The
matter was taken under adyisement. Forty
i've extra hremen rendered their resigna-
ttons, so that they might be eligible to re-
appointment with the increased salary of
$50, recently voted by the City Council,
their resignation being necessary for the
reason that no officials salary can be raised
during his term of office. The designations
were taken under consideration until next
Tuesdays meeting.
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AT SOC Each

. dozen MOUSSELINE DE SOLE EN-
BROIDEkED HANDKERCHIEF
regular price 81, will be closed out at
soc each.
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At &C ana

At SC Each.
1000 dozen LADIES COLORED BOR-
DERED HEMSTITCHED SHEER
LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS, regular
price 81 30 per dozen, will be closed out
at Sc each.
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GLOVES! GLOVES!

At fSC,
100 dozen LADIES PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES in dark ana medium colors.
regular value SOC. will be offered at 15c
pair.
1T 7Sc-
so dozen LADIES 5-BUTTON KID
GLOVES In dark and medium cOlors.
also black, regular value 81 %, Will be
offered at 75c pair.
At 7Sc.
so dozen LADIES KID GLOVES with
patent clasps, 5-butt0n length, in dark
and medium oolors, also black, regular
value 81 80, will be offered at 75c pair.
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At CSC Per Yard,

1900 yards BEIGE IRISH POINT LACE,
"A inches wide. regular price Coo. will be
closed out at 25c per yard.
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BERTELING has the only rellabi
IL Cefecnve sight. APT kearny
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PARASOLS.
At use.

200 FANCY PARASOLS, in satin striped
and challies, value 81, 81 80 and 81,
will be offered at 25c.
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Lace Department ]!
At 21sc Each.

At 21ac Each.
600 dozen WHITE EMBROIDERED
NULL TlES, regular price 2oc and 25c,
will be closed out at 27ac each.
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Gents Furnishings
At csc.

260 dozen GENTS FOUR-IN-HANDAN AND
TECk SCARFS, in swivel and gros
grain silks, satiDs, crepes, etc., all satin
lined also unique assortment of wind
sors in opera shades, plaids, figures.
ETC., extra good value for SOC, will be
closed cut at 25c each.
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LADIES
Muslin Underwear!

MuOllll UlIUGl MU1I!
At lOc.
LADIES APRONS, made Of fine lawn,
wide strings. finished with deep row of
insertion. regular price 35c, will be
closed out this day at Toe.
At 75c.
LADIES GOWNS, made of Wamsutta
muslin, plated back. yoke of tucks and
hemsttehing. neck and sleeves trimmed
with Hamburg edgng, regular price
81 90. will be closed out at 75c.
AT Sl.OO.
LADIES' GOWNS. made of "Pride of the
West" muslin. plated back, yoke of
line tucking, finished with embroidery,
regular price 81 70, will be offered at 81
At S1.0O.
LADIES WAISTS, made of heavy Chew
lots, in fancy stripes and checks. high
sleeves. plated back and front, regular
price 81, will be closed out at 81.
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gp2)|;;;
W MURPHY BUILDING,
Market and Jones Streets.

passed by the legal lights there was abso-
lutely Nothing new developed in the dis
pute. Tie bon mots were not new, either.
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Fancy Ribbons!
At CSC.
FANCY MORE RIBBONS, with stripes,
satin back, all silk, value Zoe. viii be
closed cut at 25c yard.
At 25c.
FANCY STRIPED ALL-SILK HAT RIB
BONS, inches wide, value 81, will be
closed cut at 25c yard.
At CSC.
FANCY MORE STRIPED RIBBON,
Sss with satin back, all silk, value 7jc, viii
be offered at 25c.
At soc.
FANCY SHADED POLKA DOT RIB
BON. extra quality, in all colors, will
be closed out at SOC.
FANCY MARBLE1ZED RIBBONrin all
handsome shadings. Will be closed out at
ACC.
Mt AOC-

FANCY MARBLEIZED RIBBON..in all
handsome standings. Will be closed out at
Acc.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-11
Faith of italian Fishermen.

The blind faith of the italian fisher
men in the efficacy of holy relics i pa
thetic. Many of them keep themselves
in a state of utter impoverishmnt in
providing necessary amulets and charms.
Not only is the fsherman's person COW
cred with these, but his boat must also
possess all possible saving power thIpugh
these religious appliances. Should lome
great storm arise and genuine danger
come, one by one these objects are cast
upon the waves with faith that isposi-
lively sublime. Meanwhile his wife
ashore, possessed of the same IMPLICIT
and pious confidence, gives her most
precious relics to the sea that her hns-
band may come safe to land And l nave
no doubt that when fatal disaster CONES,
as it always does, this man sinks iito
the silence beneath the tempest with bis
last spark of vital consciousness an tn-
dimmed flame of trust and faith.--rx-
change.