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A Mosquito Massacre.
New York Tribune.

Some Of the good people Of Stratford.
Conn. decided this year to drain about 40
acres of marsh land and had the necessary
bitches dug. Afterward some Of the bitches
were partially filed up and the marsh water
stagnated therein. On examination the
water was found TO be a saturated solution
of mosquito larvae. The local scientists TO-
cused their powerful intelleets and micro
scopes upon specimen of the water and
figured 1t out that the prospective mosquito
population had been 10000, 900 TO the acre.
AS there were 40 acres drained, the appalling
fact is apparent that 100000. 900 promising
members Of the mosquito race, who might
have done good and telling work upon the
Connecticut country boarders this wear, were
thus cut off before their youth had a chance
to flower or even to sprout or, to come down
from metaphor, in fact to crack the shell of
the embryotic state. Among other things,
this little story teaches US to keep away this
summer from uhdrained marshes In Con-
necticut, or anywhere else
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company, and refused to 90 away on any
conditions. He immediately began to make
himself useful, in spite of all attempts to
discourage him, by killing rats aud mice.
driving away peddiers and tranps and pre-
serving order among the Office boys. He
has that curious habit which prevails among
many races of dogs Of compelling stranger
to give up all his portable property before
he Is permitted 10 depart.
This interesting employe at length demon
strated his value and usefulness so clearly
that at regular meeting Of the board Of
directors he was duly appointed assistant
Superintendent, which Office he continues to
hold.
He has been appropriately named Beauty.
His breed IS a matter for speculation APP
parently lie Is cross between a Skye
terrier aud Mexican hairless dog. His
head, tail and legs are well supplied with
bluishgray hair, but his body is absolutely
bald
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BerkeleK.

Thomas Stevenson Of LOrin went TO San
Francisco yesterday afternoon, and a dis
patch TO his relatives shortly afterward an
nOunced that he had fallen from heart dis
ease, and that his chances Of recovery were
very doubtful.
A new Congregational society has been
organized in North Berkeley, aud a church
viii be built Rev. o. F. Taylor is the
pastor.
Quong Lung Sing, the Chinese laundry
man who amuses himself by beating his
wife, will lose the lady entirely, as she will
be taken In charge by the San Francisco
Presbyterian Mission.
Hsagerty, the restaurant man, says that
be Is not going to publish the names of
students who owe him for whisky, as an
nonnced, and the dim vista beyond The
threshold OF life" now looks a little brighter
10 S0phomOres and freshmen.
at the meeting of the Town Trustees
thursday night tue contract for one school
at Southwest Be- kelley was awarded to
DHtOt d KiddeT for S656S and the two
others TO Anderson 81 Greig at S699S each,
one not to be built until it is decided by tie
board whether it shall go to Dwight way or
South Berkeley.
The university graduating class was
given reception last night al the residence
Of President Kellogg
Yesterday wOrkmen put IN the electric
light system for the university There will
be promenade concert on this grounds
this evening.
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
The Daring Adventure of Border Belle
In the hustler War.

In the HUSTLER War.
Buffalo (WyO) Dispatch 10 Fort Worth Gazette.
For years to come the war between the
cattlemen and Tustlers will be a fruitful
theme for story-writers, for It was filed
with many incidents Of daring adventure
and romantic hardihood. But there is one
story which will probably be told oftener
than all others on account Of the partie-
pants in the incident which is its ground
work.
When the avenging army of cattlemen
came across the border there was one man
who was especially wanted as lie was sup
posed not only to be the head OF the rustler
organization, but his house was the head
quarters OF all the men who were known as
being opposed to the big cattlemen who
owned stock by the thousands.
This ranch was especially favored by the
cowboys on account Of the presence Of a
daughter of Harvey Williams, the owner
She was the belle of the border, and her
nerve and daring many times put to shame
the cowboys who shirked duty or trouble
on bad Dights. She had only to say go and
all would 60 vying with each other In their
Efforts to win smiles from the young queen
of the prairies.
When the invading band came into the
country Harvey heard of it, and as he was
unable to get his family away before they
Sauit uhNu uIOu Tim NC DdTEehucu HIS
nome ard determined TO fight it out. hoping
for the arrival Of some Of the boys from the
range to help him out.
His daughter Sallie said that she would
soon bring the boys, and despite the plead
ing OF her parents she slipred to the stable
and before the invaders were fully aware
OF what she had done she was on the back
OF one OF the fastest horses in the country
and flying away to where she knew num-
Der OF cowboys were camped.
Futile pursuit was made by the eattlemen.
but they could have as easily caught the
wind. When the pursurs saw her heading for
the cowboy camp they realized that she had
gone for requirements and beat a retreat
and called off the besieeing force, as they
could not risk battle at that time.
10 the shame OF the invading cattlemen
it Is told that they fired several shots at the
flying girl, two bullets striking her clothing
and one wounding her horse in the hip
slightly.
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A HOME FOB EIREMEN.
Where Veterans Who Are in Need May
Find Comfortable Quarters.

Find Comfortable Quarters.
All arrangements have been completed
for the laying Of the corner stone of the
Firemen's Home at Hudson. n. Y, on
Tuesday, June %, says the New York
Recorder. Excavations have already been
commenced. and all that is now required to
carry the project to a successful completion
is response from the volunteer and exempt
fremen who have promised 10 support the
plan since its inception at Cortland, n. y.
in 1888.
Resolutions were passed by the board on
March II, 1892, authorizing the secretary to
address circular to each of the depart
ments, and the replies from those who
would Cooperate were so numerous that
the home will probably be opened for
the benefit Of the old and distressed fire.
men before the close OF the year. The nine
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iron is in It's natural color, yet the whole
looks perfectly true to nature.
The flowers which make up this unique
n0segay were not chosen hsphazardiy, but
with delicate meaning and symbolic. The
sweet broom. for example, is Prince Bis
marck's fayorlte flower, while the pink is
that of his wifes'. Roses in all forms and
eoors abound In the garden al Fredrichs-
hue. The cUrnflower was Emperor Will
liam's blossom, and oak and palm leaf were
chosen as emb,ems OF the valOT Of the great
statesman in war and peace
The handsome bouquet rests in a vase Of
embossed iron. inlaid with steel. A silver
plate glints Justify in the center bearing the
name of the donor and deylsor Of this
beautiful gift. Wilhelm HOLMAN, the super
intendent Of the Bismarck Works. who pre-
seIted ii to the Prince in the name of the
empire. an industry reduced to its most
delicate FORM
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WONDERFUL CHESSMEN.
A Remarkable Set just Completed by nm
American.
New York Home Journal.

New ork Home Journal.
a remarkable set of cbessmen has just
been completed by an American mechanic.
The pieces are made Of silvered bronze, and
the period Of costume and equipment is
A. ID. 1874. all the characters being bistori-
cal and contemporary and strictly accurate
In every detail OF heraldic DazoDry and COS
tune.
The knights are In chain-mail armor. with
shield, ak, sword and dagger. Their fur
coats have each the individual blazon of the
wearer. The queens wear royal robes and
carry scepters. The bishops are in church
yestments, with cross and crozier
The pawns are meu-at- arms In kneeling
posture, with spear bihook and knife The
white men are English. the black French.
The English king aud queen are Richard |
and his BereBgaria.
The bishops are Herbert Walter, Arch
bishop OF Canterbury, and William Long
champs, Bishop of Ely; anu the knights
are the Earl Of Salisbury and I}aron OF
Worcester. The castle is Anglo Norman,
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AN GLD-TIME SLOOP.

Tie Career Of the Old Wasp FnIed with
Exciting Features.
Archibald Rogers new Wasp is not the
first sloop to bear that name, says the New
York Sun. Probably the oldest sloop in the
country is named Wasp, and il the new
boat is as GOOD as the old one was in her
day she viii be hard boat to beat. The
old Wasp is well known on the sound in the
vicinity Of New Haven. She is now owned
by John Beattie, proprietor of the granite
quarries at Leetes Island, and although SO
years old can sail away from many of the
more modern yachts.
The Wasp was built at Cohoes on the
Hudson River in 1872 She has been re-
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were made Of the finest
heetirOn, as fine and
thin as letter paper. Ii
had been rolled in the
Bismarck Foundry in
L PIPER Silesia and
formed into Fl ow er
leaves and garlands in
tie factory Of Christian
Jauch 10 Breslau. Not
one unnatural line dis
turbs the eye the oak
ay IS and laurel
branches, the rose,
pinks and cOrnfowers,
the lilacs and maybells,
the ferns and sweet
brnoms. all are formed
with such surprising
genuineness that one
marvels how metal
could ever have been re-
duced 10 such infnites-
imal urODOTfions The
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-06-25
REPUBLICANS, ATTENTION.
Organization Of the Republican Clubs.

THE ROLLS ARE READY FOR SIGNATURE
every evening between the hours Of 8 and 10
P. n until Saturday evening June 25, at 10 F. NJ
All Republican voters requested to sign the
rolls of the club within the respective districts
where they reside
The following are the places az which the rolls
are open for signatures
TWENTY-EIGHTHA ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Injecting place northeast corner OF
Folsom and Beaie streets
CUB No. Injecting place Isl New Montgomery
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At 70 Cents.

so dozen LADIES GOWNS. made of heavy
muslin, yoke of embroidery and hem
stitching, plated back, extra long, reg
ular Price 81 80, will be offered at 75c.
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Club No. / Meeting place Post aud Fillmore
streets.
Club No. 2-Meeting place Hamilton Hail. Sw.
corner Geary and steiner streets.
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and is perfectly accurate representation
OF feudal architecture.
The French king and queen are Philip
and Ingeborg, his Danish spouse, the bish-
ops being De Dreux and De Sully of Beau
vais and Paris. The knights are also we'll
known nlen of the twelfth century, and the
castle is Franco Norman. The set has
taken upv ard of six years to make.
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A DOG In OFFICE.

The Assistant Superintendent OF the New
York Gas Works.
The accompanying photograph. says the
New York correspondent OF the St. Louis
Post Dispatch, Is a picture of a dog which
has been formally elected assistant superin-
teudent of the gas works by the board of
directors.
One wet day some months ago this dog
made his appearance in the Office of the
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AIR In SOAP-BUBBLES.
Interesting Experiments Which May Be
Performed at Home.

Performed at Home.
The air confined in soap bubble is often
submitted to pressure which is proportional
to the bubbles curve. that is to say. in
yersely proportlonate TO its radius when it
is spherical. Such pressure has been fire.
quently measured, but its exact determine
ton requires apparatus and a certain amount
Of skill In return ii Is very easy to demon
strate its existence and render il visible to
an assemblsge. To this effect. says La Ma
ture, it suffices to blow a bubble upon a
small funnel having a wide neck like the
mouthpieee of a cornet-a-plston, and then
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Piednlont Baths.

A grand anniversary concert viii be given at
the Piedmont Baths Oakland this evening.
Swimming races, competitive high diving and
fancy swimming are numbers on the programme
Ii Is TO be tie swimming event of the season,
many Of The noted swimmers competing. Rit-
zau's band will be present Take an early boat I.
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FORTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No Injecting place All Post street:
Club No. 2-Meeting place AIT Kearny street.
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Muslin Underwear!
At 10 Cents.

100 dozen LADIES APRONS, made of fine
lawn, extra wide, finished with deep
hem and wide strings, regular price 35e,
will be closed out at 10c.
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TWENTY- NINTH Assam

IN I MN 7 h A6SEMbL1 UIoIhIJT.
Club No. Injecting place Southwest corner OF
Third and Howard streets, Howard CIup rooms
CUB No. 2-Meeting place rish-AmerIcan Hall
Howard street. between Fou nth and Fifth.
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button are be ing prepared and will be ready
In few days. The button will be of
letters "P. r. L. OF Cal" in blue thereon.
An electric car on the Sixteenth-street
branch cOllided with an Adeline- street
horsecar last night doing considerable
damage. A woman passenger was thrown
off and had foot sprained and another
passenger was slightly Injured
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Alameda.

Surveys have been made for the con.
domination of The land Of Arthur Brown
and Mrs. Montague in order to permit the
extension of sherman street to the bay.
City Trustee Randolph and family have
returned frem their camping trip TO the
Yosemite Valley.
l. ii. COwing of San Francisco has pur-
chased the improved property at the south
east corner of San Jose avenue and Union
street, paying $4,000 lie will occupy it as
family residence.
Captain Mclean of the steamer San Bias
has purchased home On Lafayette street,
paying $500
While George Brown and Reuben Seebeck
were driving yesterday on the San LeandrO
road their horse became frightened at a
passing electric car and backed into it,
Brown was thrown out and sustained a
painful fracture of the leg near the ankle.
The appropriation given to the Fire De-
partmeBt by the Board of Trustees is not TO
enable them to keep open house on the ma
tonal holiday, but 10 enable the fire ladies
10 keep teams in readiness for any emer-
geucy that may arise.
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At 60 Cents.

so dozen LADIES PURE SILK JERSEY
GLOVES. in dark and medium colors.
regular value SOC, will be offered at zoe
pair.
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A BOUQUET OF IRON.

Appropriate Gift Presented to Bismarck
on His Birthday.
A curious present recently given to Prince
Bismarck, says a Berlin correspondent, is
a gigantic bouquet of flowers almost three
feet in height. But they are not real
flowers with the perfume Of the garden and
field upon them; the thousands Of little
leaves and blossoms, sprays and grasses
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0UsTED-Judge Levy gave judgment yester-
day IN favor OF A. T. Hotaling, oustiug w NJ.
Wiley and bis lab0rers' union from The premises
on Eleventh street used by them as headquar-
tiers. Trey had failed TO pay tie rent for the
month OF Nav
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At so Gents.

80 dozen CHILDREN'S CAMEL'S HAIR
VESTS AND DRAWERS. fine quality,
regular price Soc. will be offered at SOC
each.
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At SO Cents.

ONE LOT GENTS SHETLAND WOOL
UNDERSTANDS AND DRAWERS. all
sizes. shirts finished with French col
larettes and drawers with high ribbed
anklets, regular price Soc. will be closed
out at SOC each.
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Gloves! Gloves!

At : Cents.
100 dozen LADIES TAFFETAS SILK AND
Isle THREAD JERSEY GLOVES.
in colored and black, regular value 25e,
will be offered at sc pair
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At 30 Gents.

25 dozen LADIES SKIRTS, made OF Ma
sonvlle muslin, wide yoke band, skirt
finished with deep cambria ruffle of
tucks and hens Itching, regular price
81, will be offered at soc.
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Cook & Lang have presented bill for
S500 10 the San Leandro Trustees for dam
age 10 fruit caused by the recent riot at
their eberry-packing establishment. by
which the Chinese were driven out and the
fruit left to spoil.
Harry Davidson, native OF San Fran
cisco and former resident Of Oakland, was
killed by blast in the mines in WardneT.
Idaho, a few days ago. He had gone there
10 learn mining engineering. Davidson was
a civil engineer and was a candidate for
CITY Engineer a short time ago. Suisse
0uentIy he became a member OF the State
Forestry Commission. lie was a nephew Of
Jack Hammond of San Francisco, president
Of the mines. The body viii be brought to
Oakland for burial
The Pierce HaTdwa Company has been
Incorporated, with a capital stock OF
800 600 Tie subscribers are w. V.
Witcber, III. II. Colt, 5. j. Bake, c. j.
Goodwin and &. l.. ueWes.
The Mayor has appointed ii. S. Hunt
city expert accountant in place Of Hughes,
lately appointed to the Board Of Public
Works.
The Tariff Club Of San Francisco will
hold the first of It's series OF taTln meetings
this evening at o'clock at City Hall farR;
Tie Resaca, Seventh Ward, West End ana
Fourth Ward Republican clubs are expected
to attend in body. There will be NUM-
Der Of speakers, who Will talk OF the pro,
tectiye tariff system. one hundred ana
twentv-one clubs with membership or
80 500 have already affiliated with the state
League and Others are constantly joining
a certificate Of membership and league
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40 dozen LADIES' GOWNS. yoke made of
cambria, trimmed with fine tucks. Main
sock embroidery, plated back. length
Of gowns 60 inches. regular price 81 IS,
will be offered at 81.
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Tha crystal baths.

Physicians recommend The Crystal hot sea-
wafer tub and swimming baths. foot OF Mason
street, terminus OF all North Beach cars. John
farnham, manager.
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The Ryan divorce case was ended yester-
day. The decree was granted TO the hus-
band on a cross-complaint against the
plaintiff, charging her with unfaithfuIneSs,
and making Harry Brown, colored man.
a co-defendant. Judge Ellsworth gave the
Darties to the suit a terrible scoring. say
ing that the evidence was a mass of cor
ruptiOn and perjury. When the decision
was announced the wife became hysterical
and her mother and women friends joined
freely in shedding tears. The husband was
awarded the custody Of the child, for which
a bitter fight was made In court some time
ago when the husband abducted il.
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Gents Furnishings!
At 81 Cents.

ONE LOT GENTS FANCY BORDERED
iHEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS
large size, fast colors, regular value
81 so per dozen. will be closed out at
6Ac each.
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IHIRI1-SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Injecting place 40i Branaan street
Ciuo No Injecting place 7l3 Branuan street
THIRTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No Injecting place Twenty-fourth street
between Folsom and sh6fwel
Club No. Injecting place Fourteenth aYenus.
Cub No 3-Meeting place zoe Illinois street
THIRTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Meeting place Harmony Hall, Mission
Club No. Injecting place Mission Opera Han.
Mission street, near Eighteenth.
THIRTY FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
club No Injecting place Cars Han, twenty
fourth ana MISSION streets.
Club No Injecting place Graham's Han Ala
bama and Twenty eighth streets
THIRTY SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Injecting place corner of Seventeenth
Club No 2-Meetng place Rolando Hail. Twenty
eighth and Church streets
THIRTY SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Club No. Injecting place 20 Page street.
Club No Injecting place sos Cak street.
THIRTY EIGHTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
CLUB No 1-Meetins place sw corner OF Meal
Club No. 2-Metting place Powers Hall, Turk and
Pierce streets.
THIRTY NINTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No l-Meeting place 1UO Hayes street. cor
Club 40. 2-Meetlng place Saratoga Hall, Geary
street, between Larktn and Hyde.
F0RTIETH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. injecting place Post aud Fillmore
streets
Club No. 2-Mesting place Hamilton Hall. Sw
corner Geary and steiner streets
F0RTY-FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Club No. Injecting place Tlton Hall Union
street, between Cough aud oetaYa.
club 30. 2-Meetng place Wigwam, corner
Steiner and Sacramento streets.
club No, S-Meeting place corner Polk street and
Pacific avenue.
FORTY SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
CLUB No injecting place pariOrs Haekmeier's
Hotel.
club No 2-Meeting place NV. corner Jackson
and Lesyenworth streets.
FORTY THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No Injecting place tit Post street:
Club No. Injecting place All Kearny street.
FORTY FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Injecting place Bersaglieri Hall. Sw.
corner Union and stockton street.
Club 70. Injecting place Second Ward Club
rooms, SW. corner Fiibert ana Mason streets.
F0RTY-FIFTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Club No. Injecting place old City Hail, Court
Club No 2-Meetlng place sW. corner Broad
way and Sansome street
BY order Of the Campaign Committee
le22 IL ID. :. DORM. Chairman.
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At 60 Cents.

ONE LOT GENTS UNLAUNDRIED
WHITE SHIRTS. made of Wamsutta
muslin and with fancy pleated fronts.
usually sold Qaundried) at 81, will be
closed out at SOC each.
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Ladies' Hosiery!
At Do Gents.

100 dozen LADIES Isle THREAD
HOSE, double heels and toes, in navy,
seal and tan col0rs, regular price soc,
will be offered al 25c per pair
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at DC Per Yard.

1900 yards BEIGE, IRISH POINT LACE,
IA inches wide, regular price Coo, W i'll be
closed out at 25c per yard.
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At DEC Per Yard

3OC0 yards BLACK CHANTILLY LACE.
3 to 10 inches wide. all pure silk, regular
price 40c, SOC and Coo, i'll be closed out
at 25c per yard.
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At soc Per Yard.

1000 yards BLACK POINT D'IRLANDE
LACE, all silk. 10 inches wide, Irregular
price 81 80. will be closed out at 50c
per yard.
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At 90 Cents.

70 dozen LADIES' S-BUTTON LENGTH
BIARRI1Z CHAMOIS SKIN GLOVES
(natural color, regular value 81, will
be offered at 60c pair.
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At iOc Per Yard.

10, 600 yard CREAM FANCY LACES, in
Irish Point, Carrick-na across, Lsdoon-
yarna, Avignon, Limerick, Rose. Mod
ina, D'ESprit, Duehesse, Oriental.
Venice, NeYers and D'Albany, to 3
inches wide, regular price 25c, soc, Soc,
40c and SOC, the entire lot Will be closed
out at Toe per yard.