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W MURPHY BUILDING. +
Market and Jones Streets.

willing to serve God and the church, still he
tn nks that the teachers work is sacred
and honorable, and that the halls of justice
and the public schoOlhOuSe should he held
as sacred as any cOnsecrated church."
He complains that he feels ''that be has
been Improperly treated and unnecessarily
worried, cheated. injured and detained, and
that although Bishop Kip may not be per-
sonally antagOniStic to petitioner. and may
have been wrOngfully Influenced by some Of
his admirers ana influential members of his
church. still the Bishop appears to assume
the responsibility of acts OF the church. Pc
titioner is also under the impression that
the unlawful acts herein charged against
the Episcopal church helped very consider
ably to injure his deceased brother, Ed
ward, and bring abOnt his sickness"
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Berkeley.

The University windOw-panes which were
shattered by the powder explosion have
been replaced at the expense OF the State.
The damage TO the instruments amounts 10
but little.
Next Tuesday evening the school direct
ors will elect extra teachers.
The new st. Joseph's School will be drdi-
Gated by Archbishop Riordau next Sunday
at 10 80 O'clock A. VI.
Permanent organization Of the West End
Republican Club was formed last night.
Oae OF the Berkeley electric ears Jumped
the track at curve just beyond Temescai
yesterday. causing long delay.
L0rln Is clamOring for sprinklinc-cart.
The place WAS lately annexed TO Berkeley,
and the opinion prevails that the Joint gov
ernment should manage TO keep the streets
watered.
Eight cars OF the Oakland Electric Rail-
way Company have been received ready for
use. The company has pctitinned for a
franchise to extend its line 10 West Berke-
ley. thus making continuous connection
with Oakland.
Catherine Vogel of Temescal has been
arrested for selling liquor without license
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At 1910 q Ward

20 pieces CREAM AND BEIGE POINT
DIRLANDE LACE. regular price zoe,
will be closed out at 11ac per yard.
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For the Erection of Public School Building
on Bartlett Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
~ New City Hall, san Francisco. July .. 1892.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Superln-
tendent of Common Schools in open session of the
Board on WEDNESDAY. July 20. 1892, from g to
$3.50 O'Clock p NJ. for the erection and completion
or tive ve-ciasSroom frame school building on the
school lot on Bartlett street, between Twenty
ond and Twenty-third streets, in this city and
county in accordance with plans and specifications
which may be seen at the OffCe OF Charles j. Hav-
ems, architect OF the Board OF Education, room 55
Flood building southwest corner Fourth and Mar
ket streets
Zach bid must be accompanied by a certified
check in the sum of three thousand dollars ($30OO)
made payable TO the order of the Secretary OF the
Board OF Education, conditioned that IL the pro-
poSai be accepted and the contract awarded and IL
the bidder shall fail TO neglect TO written
agreement and give the bond required within six
days after the award Is made then and In that case
the said check shall be forfeited 10 the Board OF
Education.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids, as the public good may require.
The party parties to whom the contract is
awarded will be required. prior to the time of
the execution OF the contract TO pay cost of adver
Using
Blank proposals furnished by the Secretary
JyT I'll GEORGE EEANSTON. Secretary.
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duty. but have been ordered out again.
Purvine, the negro shot last light, is dead.
and the negroes say they must have ven-
geance.
The situation here is still critical. Yester-
day policeman shot q skulkng negro. who
an when challenged. The negro died later.
Last night squad of white men discovered
$50 negroes near the cemetery, and several
shots were exchanged. When this fact was
reported arms were put in the hands of a
posse of citizens who went to the place, but
the negroes bad retired to the woods. The
town was patrolled all night.
LOUISVILLE, KY, July 14-Every thing is
quiet at Paducah to-day and efforts will be
made to determine where the arms used by
the mob are kept A judicial inquiry is
also in progress to ascertain who killed
Elmer Edwards. Henry Brown, who par
italy caused the trouble by stabbng TO
death Charles Hampton, was after trial last
night sentenced to the penitentiary for life.
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Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
at 25 Cents.

LADIES BLOUSE WAISTS, made OF ten
MS flannel. deep collar and cuffs, will
be offered at 25c
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W MURPHY BUILDING,
Market and Jones Streets.
PROPOSALS
For the Erection OF Public School Build
ing on jackson Street.
OFFICE OF TaE BoAKp OF EDUCATION.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION,
" New City Hall San Francisco, July H. 1892.
Sealed proposals viii be received by the Superin-
teudent OF Common Schools, in open session OF the
board, on THURSDAY, July %, 1892, from 8 TO
$3.50 O'clock P NJ, for the erection and completion
OF an eight-claSsroom frame school building, on
the school lot Jackson street. between Scott and
DevSadero streets. IN this city aud county, in ac-
cOrdauce with plans and specifications which may
be seen at the Office Of Charles HaVens, architect
OF the Board OF Education. room 55, Flood build
lag, southwest corner Fourth and Market streets.
Separate bids Will be received for ID the build
ing, exclusive of grading brl kwOrs, plumbing and
gasnJt!ug and painting. for ~ grading, for 81
briclwork, for "a plumbing ana gasftting, aud for
90 painting.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified
check in the sum OF ten lO) per cent OF the amount
or the Did presented, made payable the order Of
the secretary OF the Board of Education, condi-
tional thar II the proposal be accepted and the
tract awarded, and If the bidder shall fail or
neglect TO execute a written agreement and give
the bond required within six davS after the award
Is made. then, and in that case the said check shall
be forfeited to the Board OF Education.
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
BIDS, as the public good may require.
The party parties to whom the contract Is
awarded VIII be required. prior a. the time Of
the execution OF the contract to pay or adver
tisng.
Blank proposals furnished by the secretary.
1y14 lat GEORGE BEAN STON, secretary.
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Methodist Revival.

The revival services at the Powel-street
Methodist Church, conducted by Charles
y. Critientoa, are of the deepest interest and
continue 10 attract large numbers. Last night
w. f.. Sheppard preached from the words,
Examine yourselves whether you be in the
faith" He urged Christians to ask God, the
Great Physician. TO diagnose their cases and
cure the awful sickness Of sin which is
spelling so many lives. He called on them
to help the downtrodden and oppressed,
and TO go out in the spirit of Christ with
sympathy and love and bring poor wander
ing souls to his cross for cleansing and
pard0n
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k0TICE-.-REiL ESTATE ROLL.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD OF
~ supervisors Of the City and Comfy of San Fran
cisco, New City Hall building. second floor. July s.
1892
Public notice Is hereby given, in accordance with
section No. 1854 or the Political Code that the AS
sessment Book of the City and County OF san Fran
cisco for the fiscal year 1892 has been completed
and delivered me- as Clerk of the Board of SUPER
YlSors. and will be open for examination I'm the once
from O'Clock A. NJ. TO oiclocS p. NJ and that said
Board or Supervisors met to examine the Assess
ment Book and equalize the assessment of property
therein TUESDAY EVENING, July 5, 1892, at 7 80
O'Clock and VIII continue session from time to
time until the business OF equa zation presented TO
them disposed or but not later than the 18TH day
OF July. 1S93.
Applications for correction OF assessment OF real
estate aud improvements required g be verified
by OATH
Public notice IS hereby given that in accordance
with sections 1891 and 1899 OF the Political Code.
the Military Roll has been completed, delivered
over to me, and is now open for examination and
correction, as provided by law
iy6 til JNo. A RUSSELL CLERK
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Alameda

The following citizens have been nomi-
mated as delegates to the Republican con-
vention. which eonvenes on Monday next:
F. ii. Fisher. Edward Houston. George
Britt, l. Z. Allen, l.. w. Schroeder, Samuel
Haslett, r. b. 1appan. Z. 5. Falconer and
X. Herbert. They are from the West End
Those FROM the East End have not been
taken.
Clara Fallmer was sent to the Boys and
Glrls'' Aid Society yesterday by Judge
Swasey for batteTlng one OF her neignbor's
children.
Carl Carlson had his preliminary exami-
nation yesterday for his alleged attack on
his business partner, John Hagan, and that
gentleman's son. After the testimony was
all in the charge of mayhem was dismissed,
and the charge of assault with a deadly
weapon was taken under advisement.
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Rather Fast Wheeling.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, July l4-H. c.
Tyler of the Springfield Bicycle Club estab-
lished the worlds record fer quarter of a
mile, flying start, On Hampton Park this
afternoon, making the distance in % 2-5
seconds. This beat the record OF % As sec
onds, made by r. j. BerO.
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DESPERATE L0TTIE JORD AN.
She Attempted to Jump From the Oak
land Boat Last Night

Gnu AiieHipteu TO Jump from the YAK
land Boat Last Night.
Lotte Jordan. an unfortunate creature
living at S26 Howard street in this city, at
tempted to jump overheard from the late
boat to Oakland last night just as the
steamer reached point opposite Goat
Island. The woman was noticed to be act
ing strangely on the boat and as suicides have
oeen somewhat common of late was watched
by some of the passengers. Accordingly
when she attempted to leap from the all
she was caught and carried forcibly into the
boats cabin. Arriving at the Oakland mole
she was turned over to the local officers and
taken to the County Jail. She Is believed
TO be insane.
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At 15c Each.

200 dozen LADIES WHITE LINEN
l. y w II A \ ID EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS hemsttched and
scalioped edges. regular price So per
dozen, will be closed out at 15c each.
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are geheiaily arranged in large bouquets
maze up oI odds and ends Skewered in
place Wlth DTS OF wire and toOthpicks
These can be used either for home or stage
purposes. Some OF the peddlers carry
stock OF tasty little boutonDirre, for the
gentlemen, but women are by far the best
customers.
Those who have been in the business anv
length OF time can tell al a glance lust what
lady wants. If she be tall ard ganut and of
concave chest style OF architecture she buys
a large bunch OF loose pinks or roses with
lohe stems, when she pins in her corsage.
On the other hand If she broad of beam,
with tendency To obesity, the lady is con-
tent Win an extremely modest hortirultu al
design Tor her uprer terrace. A simple bud
with a spray OF green, or a couple of pinks
nesting low set her of to good advantage.
am 90 not create the impression that the
lady Is trying 10 catch up TO herself
IN this manner the lazy avoids any coarse
alluSion to landscape gardening effects
whieh her appearance would otherwise call
forth.
Stout old ladies are partial to the large
bouquets those huge affairs with con-
venleht handles and spikey halo of ferns
Duiging cut from the under rim. Some of
tAem are as large as a football, and there
lore lore possess greater value in her eyes.
Nheh they see her coming the peddlers
make a combined attack. ana by underbid-
0lng each other generally sell the fat old
lady TWO at bargain-eOunter rates. With
treasure IN either hand the stout old lady
waddies OF as If she were trying 10 reduce
With pair OF floral Indian clubs
Ked-headed girls. so the peGdlers saw have
a weakness for bachelor buttons; blondes
patent or otherwise, lean TO pinks and bru-
netteS nelghteD the effect of their dark
southern beauty with plain yellow or red
SaleS are always brisk Sunday mornings
and In the evening about theater time
Competition Is lively, but the youngsters
manage TO live IN spite Of Natures hand
leap.
Regular florists who do business behind n
glass front complain bitterly of the en-
croachment or the peddlers on their trade
but as yet have done nothing to stop il ex-
cept to make dark insiBuetions regarding
their base Of supplies for cut goods. One
story relates to a worthy sea captain who
died In this city not long ago. His nautical
and 'longShore friends contributed whole
wagOn-load OF mOrtuary emblemS, among
which was floral ship four feet long
that cost $50. This was mOored to the
grave with floral anchor and the other
tributes were draped ia the usual manner.
NeXt morning not yestige of that costly
display remained, and the captains friends
now regret that they did rot drive pile at
the loot OF the grave and moor the ship TO
II with a chain cable
lady who lost her little boy and placed
i've anchors Of hope with stuffed doves at
the top on his grave went out next morn
ing 10 md them gone. The florist who
made these anchors and the shipwright who
OnlcIated at the captains obsequies both
assert That they found traces of these mi SIS
Ing tributes in the shops Of small dealers
VINO supply the fountain trade
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the latter OF a large
block of land fronting
the basin at Baden. An
other conference was held
between the parties yes
terday morning. and,
although neither will say
that the deal is eOnsum-
) mated. it is known from
reliable information that
all the preliminaries have
been disposed of and the
.,,rsfnW IL .,a.f -. Z .. - &.
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RoundtIp transfer tickets are now on sale at
any Of our Offices at reduced rates, viz: One
trunk, round trip, so cents; single trip 80 cents
Keep your baggage checks until you reach thi:
city. Morton Special Delivery, II Geary street
40S Taylor, Oakland ferry depot.
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The FirebeIl.

A defective flue caused fire in G. r.
Patterson's residence. at 2530 Washington
street at 1880 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
and an alarm was sent in from box PIG. The
damage did not exceed S25.
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At 40 Cents.
FANCY OMBRE RIBBONS, all silk, ex-
ira heavy, inches wide, entirely new,
value Co., will be offered at 40c.
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Lace Department!
At 214c Each.
1900 dozen LADIES AND CHnDREN'S
col Q RED BORDERED HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS. war
ranted last cOlors, worth 81 per dozen.
VIII be closed out at 215c each.
At 10c Each.
800 dozen LADIES SHEER WHITE SCAL-
LOPED EMBROIDERED HAND
kERCHIEFS, regular price 81 40 per
dozen. VIII be closed out at 10c each.
At 15c Each.
200 dozen LADIES WHITE LINEN
l. y y II a y d EMBROIDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS hemstitched and
scailoped edges, regular price SO per
dozen. will be closed out at 15c each.
At 12kc a Yard.
20 pieces CREAM AND BEIGE POINT
D'lRLANDE LACE regular price zoe,
will be closed out at 1212c per yard.
At 15c a Yard.
60 pieces CREAM AND BEIGE POINT
D'lRLANDE LACE, regular price 25c,
will be closed out at 15c per yard.
At 25c a Yard.
90 pieces CREAM AND BEIGE POINT
DIRLANDE LACE, regular price 45c,
will be closed out al 25c per yard.
at 25c per Yard
so pieces CHANTILLY LACE, 4 to 8
inches wide, in black, cream and colors
regular price 40c, will be closed out at
25e per yard.
At S100 per Yard.
50 pieces BLACK RUSSIAN LACE
SKIRTING, % inches wide, all silk,
regular price 81. will be closed out at
81 per yard.
HOSIERY.
HOSIERY.
At 25 Cents.

100 dozen LADIES BLACK COTTON
HOSE, highs Iced heels and toes, war
ranted HermsdOrf stainless fast black,
extra good value AZ 81 20 per dozen,
VIII be offered at 2jc per pair.
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PRACTICALLY SETTLED.
The FultOn Iron Works 10 De
Removed TO Baden.
A New Company to Be Incorporated - What
Mr. spieTs Intends Doing-something Of
the History of tbs Works

Reference was made IN The CALL of
yesterday to the negotiations going on be-
tween the San Francisco Land and In
provement Company and Mr. Spiers of the
Fulton Iron Works for the requirement by
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At so Cents.

FANCY PLAID FLOWERED RIBBONS,
from 42 to 9 inches wide, worth 81,
will be offered al soc.
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UP IN A BALLOON.
Woodward, the Ventura Aeronaut, Tells About
HIS Voyage

HIS Voyage.
SAN DIEGO, July 14.-Robe1t J. Wood
ward, tile ballOonist, who made the ascen-
sion yesterday returned to-day from 0tay,
near where he alighted. He reports an excit-
ing experience when attempting to secure
the balloon after reaching the ground. In
other respects the voyage was a success.
lie Will attempt longer journey soon,
being confident Of his ability to steer the
balloon across the continent. 10 avoid
cross currents OF air, which he encountered
above the mountains near here, be may
start next time from Tucson or Phenix.
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Lace Department !

At 21%c Each.
1900 dozen LADIES AND CHLDREN'S
COL 0 RED BORDERED HEM
STITCHED HANDKERCHIEF war
ranted fast cOlors, worth 81 per dozen,
Will be closed out at 215c each.
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PROPOSALS

proposals furnished by the secretary.
&c GEORG r BEAN STON, secretary
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At 50 Cants.

90 dozen GENTS HEAVY SHETLAND
WOOL SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
shirts made with French c0llarettes and
drawers with high ribbed anklets, regu-
lar value 81, VIII be closed out at SOC
each.
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At 75 Cents
IA n1FS'

LADIES GOWNS. made of Wamsutta
muslin. plated back, yoke of fine tucks
and wide Nainsook insertion, neck and
sleeves finished with fine edging, regular
price 81 %, will be offered at 75c.
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At Is Cents.

FANCY OTTOMAN FLOWERED RIB
B0NS. 8 inches wide, value 81 80
yard, will be closed out at 75c.
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At 10 CAr4s

% dozen GENTS FULL-FINlSHED UN-
BLEACHED BALBRIGGAN SOCKS.
high-spliced heels and toes, regular value
%, will be closed out 10c pair.
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At 10c Each.

800 dozen LADIES' SHEER WHITE SEAL
LOPED EMBROIDERED HAND
kERCHIEFS, regular price 81 40 per
dozen, Will be closed out at 10c each.
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At 25 Cents.

CHILDREN'S CAPS, made of all-over en-
br"idery, finished with embroidered
edge, wide strings, regular price soc,
will be offered al 25c
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OSiERY.
At 2h Cents

At 35 Cents.
leo dozen LADIES MOCK RIB BLACK
COTTON HOSE. extra fine quality,
double heels and toes, HermsdOrf dye,
regular price Sc per dozen, will be Of
Tered at 35c per pair
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At Is Cents

IS dozen GENTS FULL FINISHED
FANCY STRIPED FOUR-THREAD
COTTON SOCKS, with double soleS,
extra good value for S3 a dozen, will be
closed out at 1jc pair.
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HOSIERY.
At SO Gents

70 dozen LADIES BLACK FRENCH
Isle THREAD HOSE, high-sp iced
heels and toes, guaranteed fast aud
stainless black, regular price of this
hose $40 30 per dozen, will be offered at
SOC per pair.
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At 35 Gents.

LADIES DRAWERS. made Of Wamsutta
muslin, finished with tucks and cambric
Tufiie, regular price 50e, Will be offered at
Soc.
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At 35 Cantc

30 dozen GENTS LAUNDRIED CHEV-
lot SHIRTS, with collars and l pair
cuffs to each. in sizes 1415. Is and 15I5
usually sold 81 ana 81 80, will be closed
out at 35c EACH
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HOSIERY.
At SO Cents.

75 dozen LADIES BLACK COTTON
HOSE, high-spliced heels, double soles,
heels and toes Hermsdorf black guaran-
teed fast and stainless. regular price 50
pea dozen, will be offered at soc per pair.
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Children Burned.
luggage Notice.

LONDON. July 1.-THE school building
was destroyed at Berk Hampstead to-day.
Eight children perished in the flames.
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At 50 Cents.

LADIES SKIRTS, made Of heavy muslin.
deep cambric ruftie. finished with tucks
and hemstitching, regular price 81, will
be offered al soc.
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At 25 Cents

LADIES CHEMISE. made of heavy mus
I'M, neck and sleeves trimmed with linen
lace. regular price 40c. will be offered at
25c.
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- 80 49, @A N ~
maiden who caters to
the public demand for
noSegays and tries to
lead a blameless life at
the same time. Here
the street trade is con-
fined exclusively to
basket merchants of the
male persuasion of diff
ferent sizes, ages and
nati0nalities w hose q
calling Is a constant
source Of wOrriment to
the regular florist trade
and the Bouquet Build
ers' Union.
Relatives of late de-
parteds who expended
large sums for gates ajar
and thugs Of that sort
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At Csc a Yard.

90 pieces CREAM AND BEIGE POINT
DIRLANDE LACE, regular price 45c,
will be closed out al 25c per yard
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ct Is Cents.

70 dozen GENTS FANCY MIXED CASH
MERE UNDERSHIRTS AND ORA W
ERS. extra good value for 81 %, will be
closed at 75c each.
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RACES AT WAR.

There Is Still Trouble in Kentucky With the
Blacks
PADUcAH, KY, July 14-There was an
other clash at Paducah last night between
the whites and blacks, but no one was in
Iared. The militia had been relieved from
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at 25c per Yard.

so pieces CHANTILLY LACE, 4 to 3
inches wide, in black, cream and colors,
regular price 40c, will be closed out at
25e per yard.
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At 15c a Yard,

60 pieces CREAM AND BEIGE POINT
D'IRLANDE LACE, regular price 2jc.
will be closed out at 15c per yard.
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Gents Furnishings!
At 6A Cents.

200 dozen CENTS FANCY BORDFRED
HEMS1lTCHED HANDKERCHIEFS
extra large sizes. extra good value for 81
dozen, will be closed out at SIC each
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WANT To BE DIvoRCED.-Complaints for d.
vorce have been filed by Mary against John NJ.
Burgess, John W. against Mary L. Egan and
Mary l.. against Benjamin Nj. Brown.
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At Gln0.

LADIES WAISTS, made OF heavy cheviot
three plaits back and front, deep sailor
collar. regular price s., will be offered
at 81.
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CHOICEST TOULOUSE Culo
are on sale at the FOun-
tain at greatly reduced
rates. The peddlers say
they draw on Alameda
and the Five-mi q House
for stores, which is
doubtless true regard
ing outside goods. but
there are numero us
petty wholesalers who
supply the finest inside
varieties at figures that
would send a legitimate
dea aler 10 the wall.
The goods offered
from the basket consist
OF sweet peas, Duchess
roses, jack, summer
cllTysantiemumS, pinks
in great variety. candy
tufI. sw 2 q I william,
bachelor buttons, wild
and maidenhair ferns,
smIlaX ana numerous
other sweet smelling
buds and plants. They
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OUR PRETTY FLOWER GIRLS.
Visions Of LONELINESS Around
LOtta's Fountain.
How These Basket Merchants Secure Theil
Daily Supplies and Cater to the
Regular Trade

Like the metropoliSes or metropoli of the
East. San Francisco has her flower peddlers,
but as yet they do not coincide with the
Eastern product in the matter Of sex. There
do