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Died From the Shock.

Karl Bauer, a dairyman, died at his
home on Silver avenue yesterday from
the shock received by fall las Wedne sday.
He was driving along Twenty fourth street.
near Nebraska. when he ran into an OBJ
structiun and was thrown from his wagon.
At first il was not thought that he was
seriously hurt. but afterward II was dis
covered q at his heart was Injured by the
shock. He was 80 years of age and leaves
a widow and three children. An inquest
has been waived as death was due to an ac-
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BaaIv wounded Nv Hor..

Henry Fitzgerald. who lives on Steiner
street. Is a most unfortunate young man.
He is a teamster and is one of those en-
ployed in grading a lot at California and
Cough streets. While he was seraping
some mud off one Of his horses Yesterday
afternoon the animal kicked him ia the
forehead. inflictipg deep wound that laid
the skull bare. He was taken to the Re-
ceiving Hospital for treatment.
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LANE. THE BLUBBERER.
The "Barnstorming" wife-Beater weeI
in Court.


in Court.
John ID. Lane. the ruffianly "barnstormer"
who brutality assailed his wife on Bush
street Thursday afternoon, changed his tune
yesterday when he appeared in court to an
swer charges Of disturbing the peace and
vulgar language. From loud, boisrerous
tones his voice changed to whine when he
was questioned on the witness-sIand. He
denied that he had fought and used abusive
Language to the officer who arrested him and
worked up some stage tears as lie begged
Judge Joachimsen to let him go.
Did you once have a play Of your own? p"
asked Prosecuting Attorney Stevens.
Yes, but my players went back on me
and l went broke. The piece way styled
Never Despair"
very appropriate in your case" muttered
the Judge. What are you doing now ?"
Lane sobbed loudly as he explained that
ne 10 now playing the part of the Sheriff in
a play styled ''rhe Reprieve" and rendered
nightly in q sccond-class variety hall. He
Demoaned his fate and s0bbed aud whined
at intervals as he said he would be late for
the morning rehearsal.
Of S25
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Toachers' Institute.

The meeting Of the Teachers Institute
In Odd Fellows Hall yesterday afternoon
was very largely attended. The chief fea-
ture was an address by DR.. A. e. Winship,
editor Of the Boston Journal of Education,
which proved exceedingly interesting.
Superintendent John SWEET called atten-
ton TO the presence OF John c. Pelton, the
nrst teacher and first principal Of the public
schools OF San Francisco. Mr.. Pslton, he
SAID. nad done moro than any other edu-
Gator in laying the foundation OF San Fran
c!sco's public-school system. He is now an
The morning call., 1892-04-30
Litigation Over Bulkhead.

Catherine Pendola, who owns property
on the west line Of Mason street, north of
Green, has sued Charlotte Garibaldi. who
owns land on tho west and asks that
bulkhead erected by her be declared
nuisance and be removed, but In such a
manner that the soil be not allowed to cave
10 on the plaintiffs premises. The bulk
head was put UP by former owner and is
% leet wide and an obstruction.
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No Concert rbi. Afternoon.

). q. Fleishman, the pianist and composer,
whc was unable to appear at the Mctropoli-
tan temple "Wednesday night by reason of
an attack Of vertigo, is still quite iii at his
home. For this reason the announcements
made that there will be no concert this
afternoon, rs announced. Persons who
have purchased tickets will have their
money refunded by presenting their tickets
and coupons to Sherman & Clay.
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JAPAN.
shipwrecks Accompanied by Heavy Loss
:. OF Life. - -. :


OF Life. -. =! ~:
During the night of. April 2 masses Of
floating ice were. driven, into. the iiarbor of
Kushiro. They S ankthe steamship Raiden
Maru, which was lying al anchor there. and:
40 passengers embarked in her. were lost
The Ian MaEu also was much injured, but
no lives were lost in Increase. Further par
ticulars of this terrible. affair are not given.
From the game. source. we. learn that a junk
of 800 kokn was wrecked of .thecoast neal.
Oiso during the gale onsthe night of the Isl
Inst. The four men forming. her crew man
aged toreach Oiso by the aid of planks.
News has been received at Yokohama Of
the total loss of the steamer Idzumo Mafu
while on a..voyage from, Chemulpo TO
Fusan. hestruck on the rocks near En-.
trance Island. Sylvia group. Korean :Arcbi-
pelagc. during the night of the 4lh Inst,
and sank in deep water. OF: the so souls
knownto have been. on board 13 are re.
ported as safe the fate of the remainder is
n p a n
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Gents Furnishings!
At 15c.

At 15c.
. $50 dozen GENTS F0UR-IN-HAND AND
TECK SCARFS. satin lined. in fancy
silks and'satins, regular price: 25c, will
., be offered at l5e each, =.
At a5c.
165 dozen GENTS ALL-SlLK and SATIN
:. TECK, FOUR-INsHAND AND PUFF
SCARFS. satin lined. large assortment
of colorings. in medium, light and dark
e shades, extra good value for soc. viii BIO
offered at 25e each. -:
(. At 35e.'.
so dozen GENTS .UNLAUNDRIED
WHITE. SHIRTS. made with double
=. backs. re- enforced, alklinen fronts. and
OF Wamsutta muslin. warranted per-
=. fect-fittiIig, regular value for Csc, will
:, be offered at CSC each.
AT soc:
= Is dozen GENTS FANCY PLEATED
SHIRTS. made with all-rjnen inserted
bosoms and open backs and fronts. .usn-
: ally sold laundrled at 81. will be offered
at zoe each.> -: =. =. T.: =:
- =. .:... AT 500:
rs dozen GENTS AND BOYS. FANCY.
! TRIMMED .NIGHTSHIRTS, made
! extra large. of Wamsutta muslin and
trimmed with'' 'Cash,s" .fast-color trim
mings. extra good value for SOC, Will be
offered a. soc each. =. ::
AT. g l:5o
Is dozen GENTS GENUINE: DERBY
GLOVES. In English reds; fans and
dark shades, usually sold at 81 will be
offered at s. 80 pair a: : s..
At. l.a19c..
100 dozen GENTS FULL. FINISHED .
" Wo-THREAD.:. IMPORTED COT
~. TONS0GKS, in states, odes and fans.
warranted fast :eolors, regularly sold at
25e, viii be offered at 127722c "a pair: *.
At i 5e...::..-- !: = +. ::
go dozen GENTS FL Efl:F'INISHED UN-
.BLEACHED .BALBRIGGAN. SOCKS
with highs pliced heels. and Toes, ..regn-
lar price .2tc, will be offered ait 15ca pair.
-... At 500: 8.
IS dozen GENTS, SANITARY DERBY
=: RIB UNDERSHIRTS AND. DRAW:
'ERS, shirts finished with French colaf-
cites and drawers with double spliced
seats. extra special offering, at zoe each.
Al = Be. 9:
65 dozen GENTS CAMEE,S-HAIR UN-+
DERWEAR,. medium; weight: textra
special offeringl. good value for: 81 25,
will be offered at 75e each. 800
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gla2lZ,,7
W MURPHY BUILDING, I
Market and Jones Streets.

Burns was patron of the Brooklyn Hotel.
bill for lodging amounting to SIC Bush
seized leather batbox to compensate him
and sold 1t for 81 rs, whereupon Burns sued
for damages and obtained Judgment for 500.
Bush appealed. and the litigation has cost
rffrir Il
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old and broken down man broken in
health and fortune. He has written book
OF poems, and the teachers were asked to
help him in his declining years by subscrib-
ing for volume. Mr.. Pelt0n WAS called to
the platform and maize few remarks
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30 dozen GENTS, :UNLAUNDRIED.
WHITE. SHIRTS, made with double
backs. re- enforced alklinen fronts and
OF Wamsutta muslin. warranted per-
:. fect-fttlrg, regular value for Csc, will
be offered at. 35c each.
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False Economy.

as practiced by many people. who buy inferior arti
Giles OF food because cheaper than standard goods
Surely infants enttied to the best food obtain.
able. ft is a fact that the Gail Borden Eagle :
Brand Condensed MIX is the best infant food Your
grocer aud druggist keep 1t
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The Wsy Of IA. law.

A Judgment for the defendant for costs
was given by Judge Hebbard in the case of
John l.. Burns against Charles L. Bush,
after litigation for seven years, commenced
originally la the Justices Court. In 1885
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5. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP GO

THROUGH LINE TO NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA
Steamers Will sail at the 5th. H-a
18th and 18th OF each month calling at AlxC3p
various ports of Mexico and Central America
Through line sailipgs-May D. IS san Bias May
IA. SIS. Acapulco; May o. IS. san Jose.
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND CENTRAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH. calling at Mazatlan. San Bias Manzanillo.
Acapulco Port Angel, Saiina Cruz, Tonala. San
Benito, Ocos, Champerico. San Jose de Guatemala
Aeajutia. La I-ibsrtad. La Union AmapalA, Coriaso
San usn del Sur and Punta Arenas
Way line saiIing-May g. at ~ O'Clock noon IS.
Colima.
When the regular sa ling date falls on Sunday
steamers will be dispatched the preceding Saturday
JAPAN AND CHINA LINE
FOR YOKOHAMA AND HONG-KOy
Connecting at Yokohama with steamers for
Shanghai and at Hong Kong for East Iadss
Straits etc.:
City OF Peking Saturday, May 81. at ?. u.
City OF Rio de Janeiro TUESDAY June IA, at P.
Peru. $500. THURSDAY. July z az p "
Round-trfp tickets to Yokohanl and return atf..
duced rates.
For Freight or Passage apply at the orics. cornsr
First and Brannan streets
Branch 0ffce-202 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER. General Agent.
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VIII Have Their Out,nr Mora.v

The pupils OF the jefferson Primary
School on Tehama street were to have had
days outing at Sutro Heights yesterday,
but owing to the threatening aspect OF the
weather in the early morning and the damp-
ness OF the ground the picnic was post
poned until Monday next. providing the
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suicide OF Maurice.

An inquest was held yesterday In the case
OF Joseph Maurice, the photographer who
died from morphine poisoning, aud verdict
OF suicide was rendered. Presiding Justice
OF the Peace Gray acted as Coroner in tho
absence OF DR.. Garwood, who Is sick.
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D,xo,ce ~ al. Hn.hana

Robert S. Conness, distributing clerk in
the Postoffice, was divorced by Judge Heb
bard on his cross-compleint. charging inf
deity CT the part Of Kate Cenness, whom
he married in this city on June 4. 1884 1t
was she who brought the suit on the ground
of extreme cruelty
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Royal MAIL STEAM PACKET CO.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINvALL
- fortnightly for tins West Ind!es and <fHHEA
southampton. calling route at Cher
torrg. France aud Plymouth TO land passenSerl
Through Bills OF Lading in connection with n,
Pacific Mail S 5. Co.. issued FOR and trea,lrs
&c direct ports In England and Germany.
Through tickets froi1 San Francisco 70 Plymouth
Cher 5ourg, Southampton First class. $l95: tari
class. &97 So Tor further particulars apply to
NlOrf PAkROfr u CO. AzsnGl 800 Calit0sdtafs
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Lecture on Roh.r, Rnrn.

Miss Howson, q lecturess of considerable
repute in the Eastern States, will deliver
lecture on Robert Burns at Scottish Hall
next Thursday evening. The lecture will
be accompanied by readings from the poet
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MURPHY BUILDING. r..
Market and Jones. Streets.
NEWS FROM THE ORIENT.
Many Lives Lost in. .Shipwrecks
on the Coast.- s: s. +. &: s
Di.assrou. CONGREGATIONS in Japan-Proposst
:. Restriction Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Cruelty. -: !: :.

BY the arrival; of the steamship Belgic
from China and japan we have Hong Kong
advices to April 2 and Yokohama news to
April TO- -: 80
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CIINARn LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown.
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EAfRESS MAIL SERVICE
Umbria, May z. 200 PM l<Bothnia ne !. 100 AN
Servia May Ia, 700 AN Umbria. june A. :DJ PM
~GallIa May Is. 900 AM iServia, June IL 500 AN
Etruria. May 21 100 PM Etrara. Jne lS, / 30 AM
Aurania, May %, 20 AM Aursnia, Jne 25, 500 AM
~Extra steamers.
Cabin passage, $50 and upward; second cabin s35:
Storage tickets to aud from all parts OF Euro,s
livery low rates. For freight aud passage apply 4.
Lecompany's Office Bowling Green New YORK.
VERNON Ii. BROWN & CO.. General Agents.
Good aecommoda can always be secured N
application 10 WILLIAMS, DIMOND 4 Co.
Ns5 IuTnSa Agents san Francisco
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A Charge of Embczz,er,cr

c. Kiel has sworn ont a warrant charging
c. Bertha Brown with embezziement. He
accuses the woman of having swindled him
out OF $3.50, but in his complaint did not give
the details of the alleged embezzlemept
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Res,rIction OF Immicration.

The draft of the proposed treaty with
foreign powers, drawn' up by Viscount
Enomotc. proposes the abolition of settle
ments after five years from the day the
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obtained sanction from the Chinese Govern
ment to prospect and develop some OF the
mines in Shingking and Shantung.
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At $500.

:. XAJ 9S.oO.
40 dozen LADIES' 4-BUTTON JEROME
=. KID GLOVES, with large pearl but
=. tons and narrow black stitching on back.
. In tans, modes. nile, reds, pearls and
:: white. will be placed on sale at So
. pair
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CORSETS!

100 dozen r & G CORSETS. in black, drab.
ecru and white, will be offered at the
following prices: 75c, 81 90. 81 so, 81 IS,
So % and SO.
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CCmpAGNIe eeNERALe

IR ,TL A n TIQU
French Linz to Havre.
NoMPANY'S PIER (NEw), ~ NORTH "a
~ River. foot of Morton St Travellers by t&fQk4
this lire avoid both transit by English railway AMI
the discomfort OF crossing the channel in q ANAL
boat
La CHAMPAGNE Capt Boyer.
..............s....... Saturday, Nay 7tn. 4 100 Av
IA BOURGO0NE Capt Leboeuf .,,,.........
...... .......... Saturday. May i8tn. 4:J0 Az
AA6ASCodNE Capt. Santelii- ...............
..s........- Saturday. May Il. 8. SO AM
La IOukAISE. Capt. Frangeui. .,.............
.................. Saturday. May 18th, 80 4. Y
- For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET Agent
No Bowling Green, New York,
J. FU6AZI CO.. Agents Montgomery ava,
San Francisco
Branch ONCE. 10 Montgomery street. mr2uu
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Rid yourself OF the discomfort and danger attend
Ing Cold by using DR.. ID. Jayne's Expcctorant, an
old-cstablished curative for Coughs. Sore Throat
and Pulmonary affections
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At d I Eo

10 dozen LADIES S-BUTToN LENGTH
M0USQUETAIREU NDRESSED KID
-: GLOVES, with narrow black stitching
r. on back, in modes, fawns, tans. hello
trope, states and pearls, will be placed
ON sale at 81 so pair.
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At @7 - 3

so dozen LADIES 4-BUTToN FRENCH
KID GLOVES. In pearls, tans. white,
=: states and creams. will be placed on sale
. at 81 rs pair.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN rca
~ francesca for ports Ia Alaska \ Y. zEtSE&
April and May 9, 81.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound ports
April and May 4, 8, a. 10, II. 49, June AMI July g.
3, Is, Is, %. 70.
For Eureka, Humboldt Ray, Wednesdays, A. "
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports every
fourth and fifth day, 8 a.
For San Diego stopping only at Los Angeles. Santa
Barbara and San Luis Obispo. every fourth and nth
day at II A. NJ.
For ports in Mexico first OF each month.
Ticket ofhce-Paiaee Hotel, New Moutgomeryss.
GoODALL. PERKINS q CO.. General Agents.
10 Market San Francisco
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LADIES' AND CHIlDRENS
Hosiery!
At 2Oc.
200 dozen LADIES BLACK RIBBED
HOSE, Hermsdorf dye, worth S4 30 a
dozen, will be offered at zoe pair.
At S5c.
100 dozen LADIES BLACK COTTON
HOSE. fancy ribbed, onyx dye, will be
offered at pairs for 81.
At csc.
100 dozen LADIES BLACK COTTON
HOSE, onyx dye, worth 81 90 a dozen,
will be closed out at 25c pair.
At csc.
IS dozen CHILDREN'S BLACK HOSE.
fine rib. double knees, onyx dye, sizes 6
to g. worth so, will be offered at 25e
pair.
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At soc.

20 dozen LADIES SKIRTS, made of "Pride
of the Vest muslin. deep cambria ruff
fe Of tueks and hemstitching, extra
good valae at 81 80. will be offered az
Doc each.
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At $I.e5.

Is dozen LADIES GOWNS. made of Wan-
sutta muslin. lined back, yoke Of incks
and Embroidery, neck finished with deep
embroidered collar, sleeves trimmed
with fine edging, extra good value at
81 rs. will be offered at 81 % each.
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ParaSOIS! ParaSOlS!
AT SOC.
24-INCH GLORIA SILK PARASOLS. with
silver handles. value 81. will be offered
=, at soc each. =: =.
s.. -
-: AT @ L 60.
GLORIA SILK PARASOLS. with gold
and oxidized handles, value 81 so. will
be offered AZ 81 each.
-: At $500.
FANCY SHADED PARASOLS, with
natural sticks. paragon frames. will be
= offered a. 81 each.
AT 63. 80.
FANCY SHADED PARASOLS, with bor-
ders, all silk, entirely new, will be Of
p fered at So so each.
AT 63. 80.
Gloves! Gloves!
At IS la ..

At s. ! as.
S0dozen LADIES S-BUTTON LENGTH
:; M0USQUETAIRE UNDRESSED KID
;. GLOVES, in modes. fawns, tans, states
:. and pearls, VIII be placed on sale at
S1:25 pair.
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FOR PORTLAND g. ASTORIA. OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY. sssa
Ocean Division-an4 PACIFIC COAST [stSESe
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spssr-
ftreet harf at 10 FOR the above ports one d
their AL iron steamships. viz:
COLUMBTA-April7 2. l9, May !, 13, IS.
=. STATE OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IL. 81 May 3.
IT. 20.
oREGON-Aprii 3. Is. 81. MAY g. 81.
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacfia
Railroad, oregon Short Line and other diyergtay
lines for all points in oregon. Washington British
Columbia, Alaska. Idaho, Montana, DAKOTA Utah.
wyoming. Yellowstone Park and all Points East aud
South and to Europe.
Fare to Portland-Cabin. SIC; steerage. So; round
Trip, cabin, 800
Ticket o0aces-1 Montgomery St. and Palaces 10
tel New Montgomery st.
GOoDALL, PERKINS CO., Supt. Ocean Lina
lu 10 Market ST.. San Francisco
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

VVEHNIU q 6HIsIOlHI UUN!r NM.
THE SPLENDID 3000-TON STEAMERS 1sesa
i OF this line, carrying United States, <kAs5ssf
Hawaiian and Colonial mails sail from kolsom-ss
Wharf under.
eoK HONOLULU ONLY.
SIS AUSTRALIA. TUESDAY, May 10 at2PM
lOR HONOLULU, AU,KLAND AND SYDNEY
SIS ALAMEDA. SATURDAY. April 80, at P. NJ.
For freight aud passage apply at office, 327 Mar.
ket street. j. ID. SPRECKELS X BROS. CO.,
20 &c General Agents.
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LADIES'
Muslin Underwear!
At 35c.

AG 100.
so dozen LADIES' MUSLIN DRAWERS,
made of Wamsutta muslin. deep yoke
band, finished with tucks and embroid-
cry, extra good value at 75e. will be Of
fered at 35c.
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1T 25c per Yard.
It 25c per Yard.

E- NOVELTIES IN MASQUE, POM
PAD0UR AND BEADED VEILINGS.
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Ribbons! Ribbons!

At &c.
C0LoRED AND BLACK GR0S-GRlIlN
and SATIN AND GROS-GRAIN RUB
B0NS. all silk, value 25c. will be elOs ed
Gu. at &c yard.
At Zoe.
No. Is BLACK AND CoLORED GRC,S-
GRAIN and SATIN AND GR0S-
GRAIN RIBBONS. all silk. value Sc,
viii be closed out at loo yard.
At :SOc.
No. IS FANCY MARBLEIZED RIBBON,
elegantly assorted 10 colors, value 45c,
will be offered at SOC yard.
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seasonal goods W MI
Enthusiastically the Best Values in the Market
Lace Department!
At 15c per Yard.

At 15c per Yard.
POINT D,JRLANDE LACE, In cream and
beige, 8 inches wide. worth Csc. will be
offered at 15c per yard.
At 25c per Yard.
POINT D'IRLANDE LACE, In cream and
beige. Az inches wide, worth SIC. will
be offered at &c per yard.
At Csc per Yard.
CHANTILLY LACE, all silk, In black,
cream and colors. Az inches wide, worth
40c, will be offered at 25c per yard.
At 2Bc Each.
LADIES SHEER LINEN LAWN HAND
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCH'FS,
worth soc and Coo. will be offered at 25e
each.
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At doc.

At doc.
No. 40 FANCY MARBLEiZED RIBBON.
10 all the new tlnts, value Csc, will be
offered at SOC yard.
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$50 dezen GENTS FoUR-IN-HAND AND
: TECK SCARFS. satin lined. in fancy
silks and'satins, regular price; 25c, will
be offered at l5e. each, r. =.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

IGOR SALE ots41XiC0 II. Tntnall near
i eth street, IGuNl3b IT.. aGth and wash
lnglun streets. 3DSlOo. Both aud jefferson
streets I'M 10 n. 2ih aud Washington
streets. W, ii. GARDINER. It'll and snip
ley streets. m2-1t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

May, the month Of bursting bios.
SONS, beautiful flowers and green
leaves, was ushered In ON Sunday
morning with bright sunshine and in
MIGRATING breezes, giving q new i'm
pulse to the animal as we'll as Vegata-
bic creation. Great crowds assembled
in most of tho large cities of Europe,
but fortunately no serious distur-
bance occurred. In all the cities of
our country good order prevailed, and
the citizens generally appear TO have
been confronted and happy.
The churches of all denominations
were favored with good congregations
and the sermons and other services
proved interesting and instructive,
Notwithstanding the display OF new
bonnets. The street cars were liberal
ly patronized, immense throngs of
young people visiting the circus
grounds, tho cemeteries and other
points of interest.
The children generally reioiced that
the first week of May Is observed as a
holiday, and that the teachers i'll orr
| public schools may rest from their
| labors.
The only important drawback to tho
| happiness OF any material portion vi
| our population Is that many good
! hosewiNeS take the occasion to over
haul AMI renovate their houses, and
| everything may he turned topsy-turyy.
| Taken altogether our citizens arc truly
| prosperous, Notwithstanding the howls
of Democrats about the expressions OF
the Mckinley tariff
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

We had the pleasure of call from
VIM. b. Wlggins, Esq, an ex Mayor
OF Wilmington, Delaware, and now a
resident and the post master OF Wig
gins, Somers County, W. Va, to day
He lis the founder of tho place, as 90
years ago, he built lis log cabin In the
woods that occupied 1,400 acres oil
land. which belong to his children.
There are some 200 to 800 people
who especially use his post Office. He
has built house and store house and
has fine fruit orchard and vegetable
garden.
He Is on,a visit to his son-ln. law Rev.
VIM. II. Cobb and only daughter
Emily. who reside in Boston, Mass,
where Mr.. Cobb holds a high position
and salary as secretary md librarian
OF the Congregational Society.
He will them visit his only son Chas.
who holds high position and sal
airy in the Baldwin Locomotive Wort 8,
where he has been for many years.
MIR. Virgins Is looking strong and
well AMI has many friends in Whining
ton.
On the Virgins land there Is q
brownstone quarry 60 feet deep and
over mile long. Charles Virgins IA
vors it's development. Mr.. Virgins
wife died some years ago.
Mr.. Virgins carried Somers County
for temperance under the local option
law.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-05-02

A pension of $500 has been granted
Clarence Thompson, on account of the
death of his father. fhe Equitable
Guarantee and Trlst Company was ap-
pointed his guardian at the Orphans
Court Saturday.
The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company was granted permission to
cNprud part Of tho principal OF the
Mchaig estate to educate the heirs.
The Equitable rereivcd like order
in behalf Of Mrs Mary NJ. Leary Mrs
Mary Hand received the same on the
estate for her son Willard salisbury,
Jr., male a return OF the sale of the
estate OF James NJ Madison, lie 'eascd
which WIS confirmed. The same To
1 Mrs Anna King as to james Kings
estate.
I The ScCurity's return on the slle of
( the state of WITHDRAWAL gibbons an
/ the l.lultthle's. on that OF Sarah Kelly,
t Were continued.