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SPECIAL NOTICES.

e., WARNING
49, To George L. De Cant, his sister. Mrs Clara
Edmonston. his mother. Mrs. Thomas Smith (senior).
ali OF WASHINGTON. u. q
You are hereby warned against circulating damaging
statements TO snrch my reputation. In considering
he feelings of the relations of George L. De CANT
pave refrained from publishing the that
was granted divorce by tine Chancery Court of Rich
mond, Va. on July -. 1887. from him. The court
also granted me the custoday OF child. Myrtle 2.
DE cant. and ordered him to pay IS per ali
inony. which he paid for seven months and then
pIeided poverty and did not afterwar enforce the
oruer For further particulars frie nds referred
TO the records OF the before mentioned court.
1t LAURA II. DE CANT.
k~SWASHING DIRECTORY FOR
- Nurses 1446 st. Reorganized by the
authority OF the Medic / Society of tie District Co.
iun6a. (Cut this out and keep it for reference y
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49, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES;
81 large stock lowest prices fuIl line of Hath
away, Soue and Harrington's Mems Shoes. NJ.
STRICKLAND, 9}3 Pa. ja.1o-:',n
RSTHE BEST SHOES MADE FOR MEMS
49, wear. stylish. durable and comfortable. are
hAIuAWAY, ,SOULE AND HAERINGTON'S.d .d3l I'm
49, HATHAWAY. SOULE AND HARNING-
~ toms Mems Shoes can be found at
HAVENNER DAVIS,
ta.3-3m G2S and $50 st.
1STbEASURY DEPARTMENT.. OFFICE OF
49,, the Comptroller OF the Currency. Washing
dence presented to the undersigned 1t has been made
appear that lnef Farmers and Mechanics National
Bank OF Georgetown." III the city OF GEORGETOWN IN
has complied with ali the provisions the 'act OF
Congress to enable national banking associations
to extend their corporate existence and for other
purposes" approved July 12 49,. Now, therefore.
l. Edward s. Lacey, comptroller of the currency do
hereby certify that The Farmers and Mechanics Na-
tionai Bank OF GeorRetown,' i'll the city George
town. in the county OF WASHINGTON anu District of
Columbia. is authorized to have succession for the
per- od specified III Its amended articles association
namely. until close of business, January H. 1872.
IN testimony whereof witness my hand and seal of
office tins l2th day OF JanuaIy, lo2. lSeai. L. S.
LACEY, Comptroller OF tine Currency. 10 l3-3Ot
E~,THOS. j. LUTTRELL,S
S>S-s Discount sales lnciHde all kinds of Dry
Goods. Great barg aims offered.
:al62w both st. and Pa ave.
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RSMONEY TO BUY HOMES.
A new plan. Does not cost more than rent.
Death terminates all payments and III home
Ceion9s TO your family tree from incul b ances.
"a MN i can he made IL CntAiy, Gu .rterIy,
haI yearly or yearly lor u period OF 1ive, ten,
nfteen or twenty years as the appli, ant may
choose.
ONLY PRUDENT WAY TO BUY HOME
On HE 1NSIALLMENT PLAN and secure
1t to your family in event of your death.
For fun particulars apply to
kOBT NORRIS. Gen'l Agt.
United Security Life Insurance and
Trust Company OF Pa,
6l1 l4tn ST. n. W.
Capital 81. 100000. Full paid. jaI6-1m
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RSDO YOUR EYES
~ NEED ATTENTION! FREE!
Mr. G. iE- Jacobs. late with Queen Co., Philadel-
phia specialist in lenses for the eye has resumed his
visits to Washington and will be at my store every
FRIDAY from IL s.n. to o pm.
Mr. Jacobs was Queen Co.'S original specialist
the eye and stands at the head of his profession
The examination is free.
GEO. W. SPIER,
Jeweler and Optician,
ja22-t $40 9th st. W., near Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-25

HSBE NEITHER EXTRAvAGANT NOR
RECKLESS.
You are both If you get a cheap furnace and
have 1t put in by cl|ap workmanship. Infe-
rior workmanship means "accidentar' fires
You are more or less at the mercy Of pour fur
mace man. Therefore get irst-class furnace
the "TORRID." for instance. and have it put
in by a reliable firm. We run no chances on
poor tcork. and if we put in your furnace it will
not have to lie rebuilt or repaired because Of de-
fective construction.
S. S. SHEDD BRO,
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K KSEsrABLIsHED MARCH. 1891.
dENEsEE NATIONAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION OF ROCHESTER,, N. Y.
SHARES. SlO0 EACH.
Monthly payments, 60c. per share.
SAFE WASHINGTON OFFICERS:
And HENRY A. CADY. President.
pyoStobl- Real Estate, I'll 14th st.n.w.
G.WARFIELD SIMPSON. Vice Pres't,
O"' "'oe@ Merchant Tailor. 9th and G s.s. n. W.
Sells Itself GEO. T. PARKS. sec'y and Treasr.
Heal Estate Broker GA st.n.w.
InuestiOate GEO. A. PROVOST, Attorney
Whitaker Provost. 6l0 st. n. W.
DIRECTORS:
WW Buy. Vim. G: MeTtz. Geo; Parks.
John s: Garrison. Jas. A. Jordan.
W. r. Gapen, q. W. Simpson,
J. l.. French. Geo. A. Provost.
Gail or send te sics fGs dsissE,Psiys e,rsgl4rs &c
~ EAsToN b RUPP. sTATIoNERs.
421 11TH ST. N. W.
Blank Books. Copying Presses. Stands,
&C.. Letter Files. Document and Cash
Boxes. Once Fixtures. Wedding and
Waiting Cards Engraved and Printed. ds-am
R~MHLlONs HAVE BEEN SPENT BY OUR
and pure lard when they were not Cassard's al Ill
We have tried several overcoms this dificuty
nS eavs to nnn al Sn aa9Rssd blu. Svs tin tag which
covered. with This viii BE- On an gen
only iCoSs WITH 81. e s:.ar ns:s
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H~sEE SHERRY FOR ENGRAVING. 623 ST
49, jl7
RALLEN c. CLARK ANNOUNCES THAT AS
~ REAL ESTATE BROKER
Buys and Sells Realty
Collects Rents.
NegotIstes Loans,
Places Insurance.
adjusts faxes.
That he has the cooperation OF energetic and
experienced assistants.
business solicited
jaG-1m Cos ct. NV.
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will continue the business formerly conducted by
Sellers Brown. druggists, LIST and c n. w,
assume All liabilities. and all debts due the late firm
are payable to The store will be i'll regis-
tered pharinacsts and prescriptions Will be
compounded at any hour. day night. l will also
keep hand full line of everything usually found
IN first-cass drug store and solicit share your
| patronage.
ia.lo-3t- FRANK W BROWN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

R~THERE WILL BE AN ELECTION OF
- officers OF the \. NJ. c. A at heir building
No 1909 llth and sts. n W.. January p. At 30
y. IN. BY order OF president. 1t.
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Rnnka Received.

Darwin and After Darwin" by George
John Romaner. Chicago: The Open Court
Publishing Company.
Hot Water Heating and Fitting" by
William j. baldwin. New York: The
Engineering and Building Record. For
sale by Osborn Il Alexander. Price S4.
mime. Chrysantheme, by Pierre Lott.
Chicago: Donohue. Henneberry & Co.
"Wmsome But Wicked" by Maude Mer-
edith. Chicago: Donohue, Henneberry
& Co.
Virginia Rose-A Romance Of Illinois"
by Edward T. Roe. Chicago: Donohue,
Henneberry & Co. Paper.
"The Battle of Love-" by Alphonse
Dandet. Chicago; Donohue, Henneberry
IL Co. Paper.
"L'0mbra," from the French of A. Gen
nevraye; translated by b. M. Sherman.
New York: Lowell, Coryell s. Co. For
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Iitararv Notes.

Professor Charles Wadstein, head of the
American School of Archaeology at Athens,
will describe 1.-THE Finding of the Tomb of
Aristotle in the July number of the
this grave to the famous Greek philosopher
is not proved beyond doubt, but Pro
lessor Waldstein marShals an imposing
array of facts to support his theory
Bret Harte's young daughter, Miss
Jessamy Harte will make her literary debut
in the July Ladies' Home journal with an
entertaining description of Camp Life in
the Adrondacks," in which it is claimed
every evidence shows itself of inherited
literary tendencies not unlike those evil
denced in Bret Harte's earlier work. Miss
HaTte is girl still in her teens.
Charles Leonard Moore, the author OF a
volume of sonnets (hitherto only privately
prin ted is young poet OF great power and
promise, number of whose sonnets appear
in The June number of the Forum.
The June number of the Review of Re-
views is exceedingly we'll illustrated. and
apart from its fifty striking portraits OF
public personages of the day it has some
good pictures of another character Most
notable are the Illustrations accompanying
a short article on THE Home and Haunts
of Shakespeare" giving a beautiful full
page view of Ann Hathaway's cottage, a
fine picture of the church IN which Shakes
peare was buried, a fUll-page interior of
the church, together with a picture OF
Shakespeare's house.
Admirers Of Mansfield Park" pride
and Prejudice" and the other stories whose
domestic charm has won for Miss Jane Aus
ten such a lasting popularity will be glad
to know that Messrs. Macmillan & Co. are
about to publish new edition of Miss Aus
tens novels from entirely new plates, with
a few illustrations, the set TO be completed
in 10 volumes, issued monthly.
Parting" der Abscheid), German and
iiab mn RI ha
with much expression, has just been pub
lished by Broder 81 Schlam of this city.
The words are by Minna Duisenberg and
the music by Augusta Holing.
The current issue of The Weekly Bulle-
tin of Newspaper and Periodical Ltera-
ture." published at Somerset street, Bos-
ton, IS twice Its usual size, containing a
classified index Of 1890 articles from recent
numbers of the periodical press. The Bull
letin catalogues the important articles in
the leading daily and weekly papers and
the monthly magazines of the United States
and Canada.
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A DFSOLATE SPOT.

Muruata was the most desolate spot the
vessel touched at 1t is most unhealthy,
although there is considerable high ground.
Three times have the Mexican authorities
attempted TO establish a cuStOm-house there,
but every man they sent there died. The
natives are Indians belonging TO the Guerro
tribe, and the men are fine specimens Of
physical perfection, and the women, though
strongly marked, are not unhandsOme. A
KeaTny-street furnishing-store, with the
most alluTing advertisements, would not
thrive there as the main articles of cloth
ing are beads, shells and a bTeech-ci0 tn
The natives were kindly DISPOSED toward
the whites, apparently too lazy to do any
thing else. They were given presents, and
the women invited the sailors ashore to
help themselves to cocoanuts. When they
got there however, they found four of
the chiefs body guard with drawn
swords ready to repel bOarders. The women
did not know what to make of q looking
glass CAPTAIN Harkins showed them, and
the men thought the fine white polish Of the
cabin was too beautiful for any thing. The
women would hold the mirror out from
them, turn it upside down and then try and
run behind it TO see who was playing tricks
on them.
Captain Harkins says that IL is a great
pity that more attention is not paid by our
Government 10 the commercial relations be-
tween this country and Mexico. If some
Que were sent from here to regulate the
charges imposed by the port officers, he
thinks valuable trade might be built up.
Senior Gareis says that the mines in Lower
California are looking splendid. and there Is
every indication OF continued snccess.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Commissioners Accept designations
and Make Appointments.

The Commissioners Accept designations
and Make Appointments.
At the meeting Of the Board Of Fire Com
missioners yesterday afternoon the only
business transacted was the acceptance Of
several resign ations of members Of the de-
partment and the making Of appointments
10 fill vacancies.
John Riley. a hoseman OF engine IA, re-
signed to escape trial on a charge OF having
failed to respond to seven alarms. John
White was appointed to his place.
Charges against Louis FensteTmacher,
foreman of truck /, were dropped on &C.
count of bis resignation.
Joseph H. Bakely. stoker Of engine 7. re-
signed and Julius de Meyer was appointed
to fill the vacancy.
Daniel J. Shea sent in his resignation as
a driver of truck T. He was recently trans
ferred TO engine ], and charges were pre-
ferred against him because he refused to do
duty at the engine company. His c0mmu-
nication was returned 10 him and eOnsld-
GRAFTON of the resignation postponed until
next Saturday The board wants him to
resign either as member Of the depart
ment or as driver of engine l.
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Santa Cruz water supply.

The Supreme Court has affirmed the
Judgment In the ease Of the city of Santa
Cruz to condemn the waters of Laguna
Creek, a small stream in Santa Cruz
County. for the purpose Of supplying the
wants of the city and Its inhabitants. The
defendant Wright owned land below the
roint OF diversion, but bounded for about
three miles by the creek. The jury had
found for him on the main issues, assessed
his compensation at 5000 and the damages
to the other defendants at ST.
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TrnnhIa Tor Lea.

Captain John Lee of the bark Sonoma,
which arrived here few days ago with %
Japanese passengers and six Chinese stow
aways, is to be sued by the Government for
$500. He is not only liable to pay the $780,
but to serve six months in prison. Collector
Phelps sent an official notification to the
United States District Attorney yesterday.
stating that he had carried on his bark II
more passengers than allowed by the pas
seDger act, and requested that proceedings
be instigated against the captain. The Dis
trict Attorney will draw up a complaint
next Monday, and 1t is probable that Lee
will be arrested
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aminers. Licenses are not issued to special
lists, and TO advertise as some do is con-
sidered and treated as a breach of profess
si0nal ethics. OF course there is no way of
preventing people from calling you doc
tor" or anything else. Patients put them
selves under treatment by an unlicensed
practitioner at their risk, and the prac-
titioner in turn takes risks for which he
may be held responsible civilly and other
wise.
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that port, but the captain had to pay polit-
age fees Just the same AT tie rate of 81 per
foot. The officer who measured the vessel
insisted on including the center board. but
the skipper drew the line at this extortiOn
and the officer, ashamed of himself, with
drew his claim. In nearly all the ports
these outrages were repeated. In Guaymas
he was charged So every time he shifted
his vessel in the harbOr This is the most
expensive anchor-welghing the captain has
ever done
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-19

WoRDs-J. H., Berkeley, Cal. dl There
are said to be from 1900 TO 1000 words in
the English vocabulary. yet Walkers die
tionary gives 43. 5J6. Johnson's $4,000 Web
ster 10000 and the Century many more,
for words are constantly being coined. O.
An ordinary English labOrer, ii has been
said, uses about 800 words; a well-educated
Engishman seldom more than 5000 or 1000,
and eloquent speakers rise to 1900 and
10000 words. 81 Shakespeare's plays make
use of about $4,000 words and 500 of these
not more than once
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wanted to Be "Deaabesd."

j. Kemp, negro car porter, was fined $40
by Judge Joachimsen yesterday for disturb
ing the peace. Friday night Kemp went to
the Baldwin Theater and demanded passes,
saying that the manager of the company
playing there had told him to come with his
friends. When refused admission he be-
came so abusive that he was arrested. A
charge of vulgar language against him was
a
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-19
Sunday In Tho Park.

The concert to be given in Golden Gate
Park this afternoon by the military band
will embrace the following selections:
/. marcia del Groati" ................. Schumann
2 Overture, RAYMOND. ..,.....,.......,..Th Thomas
8. la Polka CastilliaDa" (by reQuest) L. II Harter
l. Selection, 1.-The Bohemian GIL" .......... Baife
5. I'VE Olden Times" grand medley of old
Contents-"Ch oral, sally In Our Alley"
"Buly for You,r "Old Folks at Home"
only SkiH Is on the Shore" "Freischutz
Watt" MY Lodging Is on the Cold
Ground" walk Around" Jenny Jones'"
"Rogue's March," Tho Cure" "lhe Light
OF other Days" "GIory, Glory Hateuiah,"
Robin Adair," ''What can the Matter Be?"
"Katy Darling, "Auld Lang Syne," Yankee
Doodle" grand finale
g. "Ihe Comic Tattoo .............. Phi. Fahrbach
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at SI.5O.

so dozen GENTS FULL FINISHED
GENUINE IMPORTED TWELVE
THREAD BALBRIGGAN UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, J. & r.
Morley's manufacture, drawers finished
with double seats, usually sold at IS,
will be offered al 81 30 each.
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Cannot Get Their Pay.

The State Board of Forestry is having a
lot of trouble getting money to pay the sala-
ries of its employees The State Board Of
Examiners has refused to pay their war
rants on account of trouble that has grown
out of the refusal Of the Board OF Forestry
to audit bill for $1,000 in favor OF j. G.
Lemon. the Oakland botanist The latter's
claim is to be settled by the courts.
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Ramemhernd HIs kim.

Upon his death on the 14th inst. Jorgen
7. Jorgensen left an estate Of S5l60. and
will OF the 9th nit, which has been pre-
sented for probate. His estate was given,
one half 10 his mother and the other half to
his four brothers and sisters, ali resident of
Denmark, save one brother In Monterey,
al
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three or more persons under Il years of age.
~ Being of legal age and arrested for this
offense your only remedy would be to sue
the policeman for false arrest. Under this
showing of age the criminal charge would
of course fall.
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RAINFALL-A. Ii. s.. City. The tota
rainfall in this city between February %
and April l. 1892. was 81 Inches. with rain
on the following days: March ], .26; %.
10; 10th, As; 18th, al; 10Th. %; Goth. .06;
22d, oil 23d, OF; 9th, 20; 18th, ~; goth,
20: April l. &c
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PART II.
I. overture. "DealcatLon Of DE remple.n

z. UFtTIWTUi IVWIVatEVH UI tH5 ItIHFIt,
Observation-Disclosures. Keller Bella
D. LON blIltb
8. Saxophone solo, "Cujus Amman" ...... Rosslni
Performed by Mr.. J. l.. Mundwyler.
10. Pilgrim chorus and song the evening
star from "Tannhauser" arranged by Burald
II. Potpoufri, Musical Tour OF Europe. .Conrad
departure from BerItn"; Vienna, Aus
trian Hymn; "Sleigh Ride Crossing the
Alps" Switzerland: Sunny Italy viva
Itaiia"; France, "Marseiaise" carousal,
1--WE Wont Go Home Till Morning.; "Bo-
Iero'; Spain. " Cachucha," Spanish
National Dance: Bonnie Scotland,
within Mile OF Edinhro Town;
Merry England "Rule BRITANNIA; "Rus-
sian National Hymn" "Hungaria." "Prus-
sian National Hymn"
H. Concert gaop, "Iiluson" .,,.,........... Boyer
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At 60 Cents

100 dozen GENTS FANCY TRIMMED
NIGHT SHIRTS, made of Wamsutta
muslin and trimmed with embroidery
and inserting. warranted fast colors.
regular value SOC, VIII be offered at SOC
each.
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Follows HER OWN BENT-C. S., Los
Angeles. CAL The @. c. knows Of no law
by which a husband can compel return to
him of the wife who has run away, whether
with or ithout reason. ard thereafter has
been guilty Of other wifely indiscretIons.
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si1 Months for an A.sauIt.

Charles Kelly, alias Horton. who struck
William Fedderson with beer glass on the
night OF June /, pleaded guilty Of battery
yesterday. Judge Joachmsen sentenced
him to six months Imprisonment in the
County Jail.
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Lace Department!

AT 22c Each.
27B dozen LADIES AND CHILDREN'S
COLORED BORDERED II e NJ =
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS,
worth 81 per dozen, will be offered at
PIC each.
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Retired for One Year.

Martin Murphy was convicted yesterday
of battery and vulgar language. Judge
Love sentenced him to six months impris-
onment in the House of Correction on each
CHARGE
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at 30 Cents.

125 dozen CENTS UNLAUNDRIED
WHITE SHIRTS, made with double
backs, reinforced all linen fronts, felled
seams and of Utica muslin, regular
value 65c, viii be offered at zoe each.
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TWICE ELECTED. f. NJ, City. Ex-
Justice of the Peace james c. Pennie was
twice elected Public Administrator of this
city and county
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At 35 Cents.

Is dozen CENTS AND BOYS TENNIS
FLANNEL AND MADRAS OVER
SHIRTS in variety of patterns in
checks and strires. extra good value
for 50c. will be offered at 35c each.
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sale by Payot. Upham & Co. Paper, so
cents.
Merry Tales OF the Monks" revised and
edited BY Stephalius. Philadelphia: Jordan
Bros. For sale at BancrofPs. Paper, 80
cents.
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LARGEST CHURCHEs-W. ]. D., Nicasio,
Cal The largest Protestant churches In
the city are the First Baptist. First and Ply
mouth Congregational, Trinity. Grace and
Advent of the Episcopal, First English
Evangelical Lutheran, First, Howard
street and Central Of the Methodist Episeo-
pal, First, Calvary and Central Presby terrain
and First Unitarian. The seating capacity
of these is varied and probably none less
than 1000.
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At 5 Cents

At 3 Cents.
100 dozen LADIES' TAFFETA SILK AND
Isle THREAD JERSEY GLOVES.
in colored and black. regular value 25c,
will be offered at &c pair.
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The SHORT FOR CENrAL-E. n. A. Big
Springs. Tex The abbreviation "ctl"
stands for GENITAL"
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A Weeks Mortality.

During the week ending June 1S there
were ia deaths In this city, of which 63 ~ Re
males. Heart disease was the cause OF IA
deaths ard diphtheria 6.
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GRAND OPERA-HoUsE-T P. c., Nspa,
Cal. The Grand 0pera-house in this city
Will seat over $500 people.
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Ladies' Hosiery ]!

at CSC.
100 dozen LADIES Isle THREAD
HOSE, double heels and toes in navy,
seal and tan colOrs, regular price SOC,
will be offered at 25c per pair.
At 2cc.
100 dozen LADIES COTTON HOSE, In
fancy stripes and black boot com blna-
tiOns, worth 81 per dozen, will be closed
out at zoe per pair
At Csc.
70 dozen LADIES FINE ENGLISH
COTTON HOSE, in mode and tan
colors. regular price 50c, will be offered
at 25c per pair.
At soc.
IS dozen LADIES BLACK FRENCH
LISLE-THREAD HOSE. high-splced
heels and toes, guaranteed fast and
stainless black. regular price 81, will be
offered at 50c per pair.
UNDERWEAR!
1T acc.
rs dozen LADIES' RIBBED COTTON
AND WOOL VESTS, high neck and
long sleeves, slightly damaged, in pink,
blue, scarlet, natural and white colors,
worm 81, VIII be offered at 40c each.
At CSC.
80 dozen LADIES' RIBBED EGYPTIAN
COTTON VESTS, high neck and no
sleeves, neck and arms braided, in pink
and sky c0lors, worth 75c, will be
offered at 35c each.
At 6Oc.
90 d zen CHILDREN'S CAMEL'S HAIR
VESTS AND DRAWERS, fine quality,
regular price S5c. will be offered at 5Oc
each.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-19

SHEARING SHEEP-G. w. W., City. 1t is
the custom almost generally throughout
this State to shear sheep twice year.