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The morning call., 1892-06-23

many members as we
can in every city and
town in the State. The
prOspt g are very good
for a large organization
that shall accomplish
great good for Cali
f0rnia.
Business men are COM
menting on the good
sense of the league in
selecting Mr.. Harold
as its chief. Mr.. Hsr-
r0ld was born in this
State and is 81 years
of age. His parents
The morning call., 1892-06-23
Peterson's CIaspknife.

Frank K. Peterson. longshoreman, was
arrested by Officer Egan of the North Har-
Dor police on a warrant charging him with
battery. When searched claspknife was
found in PetersOn's possession and an addi-
tional charge of carrying concealed deadly
weapon was recorded against him. He
furnished S40.and $3.50 bail on the respective
charges.
The morning call., 1892-06-23

Len Harris. the detective, went yesterday
to Boulder Creek, where he will camp for
several weeks with his daughter. Upon his
return he will submit to another operation
for the removal of the train-robber's bullet.
He Is still in great pain, though the ound
Is entirely healed.
Bids were submitted yesterday for the
erection Of the new Derby-Payne block on
Park street, near Encinal avenue. 1t will
be twO-st0Ty brick structure, and Will cost
In the neigh borhoOd of $4,000.
The charge OF burglary against F. w.
B0stwick, an aged music-teacher, for steal
Ing guitar, has been reduced to petty lar
ceny. lie will probably plead guilty, as he
has admitted that he stole the instrument.
School Superintendent Sullivan has been
granted three weeks vacation, and will
spend II with his family In Napa County.
About dozen persons met Tuesday even
Ing in fuckers Hall for the purpose of or
ganlZing branch of the Farmers Alliance.
The proceedings were kept secret, and only
those were admitted who received invita-
TONS
The morning call., 1892-06-23
MARRIED..

REN-JEREMIASSON-In this city, June 20,
1892. by the Rev. NJ. u. Buck. John 7. SjOgren
and Soh JeremiaSson, both Of San Francisco.
WORRELL-BERRY-I In this city, June p, 1892,
by tile Rev. VI. Buck. Joseph Daniel NOrrell
and Susan Berry, both OF san francisco.
The morning call., 1892-06-23
THE MAN FOR THE PLACE.

Frank Harold, the President OF the
League of Progress.
1--WE are organized TO work for the best
interests of all California. and not merely
for San Francisco" said Frank Harold,
the President of the League of Progress.
YESTERDAY, 1--WE are irving to get in as
The morning call., 1892-06-23
BORN.

POoLE-In this city. June 81 1892, to the wife OF
John T. Poole, q
FLEISSNER-In this city. June 1s. 1892, 20 the
wife OF otto FIeissner. daughter.
GLASSMAN-In this city, June a.. 1892, TO the
wife OF A b. Glassman. a daughter.
GARDINER-In this city, June 10, 1882, to the
wife OF James A. Gardiner, son.
BRANHOFER-In this city, June 81, 1892, 10 the
wife OF T. A. Branhofer, daughter
F0NDA-In this city, June 20, 1892, to the wife OF
Waiter g. Fouda, daughter.
SHILA-IIFthis city, June Is, 1892, to the wife OF
Anton Shila,
STENARD-In this city, juno 90 1892, to the
wife OF Joseph Steward, daughter.
OLLSON-In Berkeley. June 20. 1892, to the wife
OF j. II OIisnn. son.
The morning call., 1892-06-23
LATEST sHIrpING INTELLIGENCE.

BOWELS irregular and cOnstpated. resulting in
piles, avoided by taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
The morning call., 1892-06-23
DIE EVANS

DIR. f. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
MENT. specific for Hysteria, Dizziness, Fits. Neu-
ralga, Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused by
alcohol or tobacco, WakefulneSs, Mental Depres-
sion, S0ttening OF the Brain, causing insanity mis-.
cry, decay. death. Premature Old Age Barrenness
Loss Of Power in either sex. Impotency, Leucor
rh9a and all Female Weaknesses, Involuntary
Losses, SpermatOrrh6a caused by oveT-exertion OF
the brain, Self-abuse. oyer-Indulgence. A months
boxes cure. Each order for boxes with IS
Will send written guarantee TO refund If not cured
Guarantees Issued only by CLARK & WEIHE,
Druggists, Sole Agts Pos&Jones SITS, San Francisco
ap24 " cod Sp
The morning call., 1892-06-23

Five Chinese who had slipped over the
border into New Mexico In violation Of the
exclusion act were brought to this city last
night by United States Marshal Romero
and lodged in the County Jail, where they
will remain until they can be sent to China.
They pleaded guilty when charged in the
United States Court.
The morning call., 1892-06-23

WEDNESDAY. June y.
Stmr Newbern, Won Helms. days from Quay
mas, etc; pass and mdSe. to GoOdall Perkins d Co.
Schr Hueneme. Hardwick, IL days from Bort
Gamble; lumber, TO Pope Talbot Up river direct.
Schr ocean Spray. Stenbom, 80 hours from Iyer-
sens Landings wood etc, to IyerSen.
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ImportatIons.
BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

birth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
VIII net he inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be indOrsed
with the Dame ana residence OF persons authorized
10 Lave the same published
The morning call., 1892-06-23

Unless the breath is like a spicy gale,
Unless the teeth CLEAN like the driven snow,
There is no dazzling smile or tender tale,
Grateful TO woman's eye ear, we know.
The tale would lose its charms-the smile be gaun
Till brought within the spell OF S0Z0DoNT.
The estate Of William s. Bovine has been ap
praised at S102, 912 70.
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Berkeley.

AL the examinations at the university
closed yesterday. Great preparations are
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Miscellaneous.
The stmr Macklnaw. which returned to Tacoma
In tow, had broken blade OF her propeller.
Domestic Ports.
MENDOCINO-SaedJ June 2-Stmr PointArena.
for san Francisco.
SAN DIEGO-Arriyed June 22-Ger stmr Romu-
lus from NaHaimO.
USAL-ArriVed June 2l-Stmr Westport, hence
June 20.
SAN PEDRo-Arrived June 22-ship Two Broth
ers hence June II.
Sailed June 22-Ship wachusett for Nlnalmo
BOWENS LANDING-Arriyed June 22-Schrs
Newark and BIZ the Butcher. hence June IT.
PORT GAMBLE-Salled June 2Z-Bktn hlikitat.
for San Francisco
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers,
NEW YORK-krrIyed June 22-Stmr California,
from Hamburg: stmr Havel from Bremen; stmr
CITY OF Paris. from Liverpool.
BOSTON-Arrived June 22-Stmr Roman, from
Liverpool; stmr Gallee, from Hull
SOUTH AMPTON-Arriyed June 22-Stmr Spree,
from New York.
Importattons.
MEXICAN PORTS-P>r NewOera-S66 salt hides,
81 SKIS bxs ore, 1904 SKIS bark. 3O3 SKIS shells.
pkgs pearls, 6dls pkg skins, bds FISH fus 05
bars bull IL bdls shark fms, bIs plants 80
beeSwax. SO live turtles, n pkgs theatrical outfit,
pkg gold, 10 bxs II pigs coin
COnSignees.
Per Observation-Disclosures Co; LOaiza & Co:
ThannhauSer & Co; Gonzales & Lopez; Ruther g.
BendiIOn; Schacht, Lemcke & Steiner; ThoS Bell
& Co; j de LayeagO; Selby Smelling and Lead Co;
London Paris & Amer Bank; Cal Powder Works:
/ Cutie; L Roma, Brown Il Adams; Thomson
Houston Elec Co; PalaGinl; Gardner & Thornley,.
The morning call., 1892-06-23

The Tivoli continues to amuse its patrons
with =" La File de Madame Augot." 1t is
nicely sung, though we must not expect the
acting of an Aimee
The morning call., 1892-06-23

Owing to the uon-arrival of the steamship
Newbern from the lower coast the perform
ance Of the Spanish Opera Company at the
Otpheum stands postponed until Friday
evening. when they will appear in Auber's
Grown Diamonds" The Newbern was
signalized about $3.50 last evening, too late
for the opera people TO keep their appoint
ment.
The morning call., 1892-06-23

The Juch Company made no financial sue
cess with their concert at San Rafael on
Tuesday evening last. This may be ac-.
counted for by the flightof fashionable sum-
mer guests that has recently taken place
from that vicinity
The morning call., 1892-06-23

Natural Gas Is burning very brightly
at the New California. 1t is quite attractive
and draws we'll
The morning call., 1892-06-23

"The Police Patrol" is gathering in good
audiences at the Bush street. There is not
much room for analytical criticism concern
ing it, but there is a good deal OF space for
the enjoyment Of those who prefer to be in
terested and amused. And of such is the
modern theatrical Audience
The morning call., 1892-06-23

The great Sells Circus and MenageIie.
after most successful run Of II perform
ances-day and night-will close Saturday
evening. 1t has been one OF the best, and
consequently one of the most satisfactory
equestrian and zoe logical shows ever seen
in this latitude
The morning call., 1892-06-23

Charles Erin Werner is doing very we'll In
the od-fsshoDed Irish drama at the Alca-
Ear. "Loch-na- Garran" is a back number,
in many respects, it is true, and the songs
have the mellow flavor that age imparts
but he will do better next week. He will
bring his audience abreast of the times in a
play with the satisfying title Of Current
Cash."
The morning call., 1892-06-23
Stmr Jewel, Madsen. Caspar.
MiSc9lIaneOna

WEDNESDAY. June 20.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22


Ildios' Black pa-a7ols 20 09c., 9i.3J, ALDO
aui o.
C.ildran's para4.ls AZ o5. 31lk 90, %, 81,
EI25. ana sf.I
i.1.a f-rli,-s.i.s. c91Iqnf elbsfantisl, ~ !,
sI.2l. el.ll fef4II
10 ho,,.. 90, +l .,t, b.. so.-iuc q bstter line o.
q-'.,t.-.,.f's.. 49,. ,se a.. O.,-sare all
r...,-.., ,.,I .l an tta-, M s+ri-.iy. .f1l..
.-- r.r....t l.., ...r..,.-sa "a. st. t4sO. s5. sI,
81. -~a' tr
.....,..,.. ...,. ,,..- .fr oror-r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
Toilet Sets.
Full sized
Decorated

We never SOW them before at this price
81. 50 for II pieces.
Cne OF tho novel effects in Chamber
Sets are the Solid Tinted, yariegating
from faint 70 deeper shadings pretty as
new hope. l0-piece sets, s. l2-pieco
sets with jar 81.
English Dinner and Tea Sets, under
glazed with gilt, 100 10 100 pieces-were
So to S27 Monday any Of them for
SIS.
4 special bargain price on French
Dinner Sets, very handsome, y each,
dinner, deep, and Fat breakfast and tea
plates, l. cups and saucers, II fruits, Il
butters, / s0up-tureen, vegetable
dishes, ! sauce-boas and stand, 3 meat
and pickle-dishes. This set go.
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500 dozen ROYAL GLUE. Regular price lOc''
s.5lnce bottle # Wnltehurst's absolutely pure
OHEIs TOOIH-POWDEk Regular price -'c''
500 s1ANpING- and HAND-MIRRORs, farcy
styles-recular price 25r. test prl-e l'i-
100 dozen III BBER HAIR-CONBS marked IN
gold letters "Untroakaoio regular pflce ~Vc''
"'%oRlBs-FAIR" BRAND TOoT IL
BRI SHE'S, sell everywhere Tor 2Jc.-iest price
FLORENCE COLD-CREAM MsHAyING-sOAP-
REGULAR price IOc, test Drico 2'. Gaze. ..,
FINFSP MEDlCATED CASHMERE AND
WHITES TAR TOlLErPAPEk-reslla p-ice
25c. package test price lOc; -,.-o-. e.,
CLOfHEs-BRU UsHES-regular price 2oc-' test
'W5IHITE cELLULoID FINE-CoMBs-regular
p..co lOc., test price &c.
TEST SALE WAISTS.
LADIES LONG RUSSIAN BLOUSE WAISTS,
MACK and white. blue and white, garnet and
white, straight stripe waists win pens, plea'ou
back and ffont-tast price 3yc. Tor any si1e
LADIES PLEATED WAISTS, - inches long,
mAie Of Gamers best percalcs IN neat' nne
de-igns. win stid collars and cuffs such as are
worth Sl-test price JSc In any SIZE.
LADIES' WAISTS, pleated back ana 'front.' OF
hlack calico, with narrow white stripe, worth
bOc-test price 33c. for any SIZE ,,.,,,,r,
LADIEy' WHITE INDIA LlNON WAISTS,
French tucking and lining, nne hemstIched
uatrGOpk. fIIH-iJhh tuiiAfs anu ~ n N~''0f
tbet sold for S2--fest price sl25.
Tbc MARIE ANTOlNETTE WAIST, % an-sik
hlack suran, shirrOi az waist, deep-shirfed cuiis
Heretofore selling Tor $40, test price s2.99'
TEST SALE SCISSORS.
finch sELF-SHARPENlN0 sClssoRs,
Rogers's steel. nickel plated, regular price 93c
'iiahTT0N-uOLE SCISSORS, adjustable. test
FOLDING POCKET-sCIsSORs, steel, nickel
niate1. regular price 5Oc., test price zoe. a pair
FIVNnE A. BtTCHERS' SHEFFIELD SIkEL
RhZoRS. regular price 81, test price o1c.
sbEAKS, Z, =. and 81 inches long, regular price
2jc. pair, test price lac
TEST SALE TRAVELLlNG-BAGS.
IL Is impossible 10 quote oil the sizes and kinds
wo are going 20 sell, as our siock - 50 o0inpls,o
REAL EMBOSSED LEATHER-BAGs, inches
long, worth Al, test price o5c.
TRUNK BASKETS Tor babies, elegant slock
with tray, that sell for 50, iesI price s5'oO'
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Blizzard Freezer

aqain-all sizes. It's the best, with
special low price attached.
A Baby-Carriage with the stern quail.
ties of substantial wear. Rattan twisted
into shapes Of grace and prettiness,
upholstered in dsmask and silk-plush
osciIlsting parasol-holder. with extra
brake. Price of this $50; Others
higher or lower.
Summer amusement-whether q sleep
in the Hammock or race in the game
OF Lawn -Tennis-it the same to US
we have a supply IN all things.
II TO II EAST BROAD STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

ono case REMNANTS, consisting o. CHAM
BRAY. in b.lo. gray, hr1wn, aui pink; OF IlNd
CLOTH, aui sNIRrNG GOODS, yarL
500 yarla irc-s- pattern lengths REMNANTS
BLACK JAcONEr, fOr. yari.
NFRnINACK sHlRIING PRINTS are A. =
yari here-7'i now patterns
50JAPANr~E PARaSliS ~ lj'. each
JAPANESE FlRF-~cfhE ~. with stands com
ulr.a. largo anf nicely decorated, 2l'. each.
SOD rair BOYS hNEE-pAN I~, various quail
fioa mono worth ia-s fhgn 1O.o PAIR, Doc. Tor
.hOie.-1u szo- from % On 3vears
BLACK RIBBON y VEL, TO yards -
piece. ono in,h wi g.. 25r. r..r'.
NENs BLUE OFEkALIS, of stclt denins,
vel made. -. b ID ana ,lt q pair
MEMS NIGHTS lkl~, wru -aa ie ana nicely
trimmed, 3Jc. each; hi-o s)ms 10 '1c worth
LADIES' REGUL tR-MADE BLACK HOSE, al
sin CHWfONs. IN crelm. o.. a yari. 0thsr
co,0r5 that so'l as 10c now 3Jc Those that 1ii
al 30 and 40c. nlw 2jn
INDlGO-git D.. Win stripes. dots. and dsnres
f0r b .r.-wl.sfs. 9' a Tlri- last colors.
Lovely pINEtppI T. Iissl rs In light and
LADIES' 'WON-FBAWE GArZE VESTS, high
ne.x ami long I'D .eves ,lr. zach.
LADls GAlIE ytsis, loY ne'k ana short
-lecre-. l4e w0r.h -1c.
LADIES' RIBBED VESTS. f1r 25r.
hff-WOOL Blu r. bAohtt fLANNhl, @'c a
yarl. .vv,
800 Crepe ls beug slli-cream, white all
IA pllfoN-tAss COTTON is good bar
gain az laJz'. ya-i VS. have t here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

1 ELEGANT QUALITY SATIN DANAsk
ROUND TRAY DOlLlEs thai a-o oO'.' test
'b5iXlSG-TABLE CENTREsQUAREs Of purc
heavy linen. stamped and H.de-1raWn hem-
stitched that arc s1.jO, tcst price ~.
! 5000 MEDALLION IAIILhN LACE Pill
LOW--IAN~, braided edge, thAt arc ~Jf' res.
Rp,iSANTs or BLACK SILK NETS for
dresses tnGt sold from FL % 90 yard tes' pri'e
Will he exactly Onc-laf OF former selling price.
EMBROIDERED CAMBkIC sklkllNG. 23
inches wide. for clidgen, tha. is 'Oc.' test prce
PATTERN EMBROIDERY TO MATCH,
13iuches wide, that Is l5c.. test prce Toe. q
.STAINLFSs BLACK EMBROIDERED NULL,
hom-titchei 20 inches vide, original prices Nese
30 and roc. a yard, test leo l0r. yard.
oar 81 FKENCn WOVEN WHITE CORSET,
in sizes -, 20. q, IS, 20, and 30 inches, test
'ioj Our 7Sc. FRENCH WOVEN WHITE CORSET,
In sizes .. .d. -, rs, -, ana 80 inches, test
price, j9c. a pair .,oo,. 90, ,,
200 Of our celebrated SID GLORIA SlLh
UMBRELLAS, with natural wood hook handles
MRsNS SILK FINISH BALBRIGGAN SHIRTS,
blue with white stripes, that are 81, lest price,
MEMS MADRAS AND SATTEEN NEGLIGEE
SHIRTS, light summer styles, that arc 81, test
Solid White and light colors OF FRENCH sUs-
PENDERs. exact style OF Guy0ts, that are oOc''
test price 25c. pair. ,.,,,c,,.,,e
press patterns Of 1ejsc GINGHANs, last
weeks cuttings, test price 1c. yard.
LINEN SHLErs, 10 yards square neninel'
made Of sheeIing that sells Tor sl'Zo yard
test price 81. .,<,
Lieht-Striped OUTINGS. test price 41sc.a yard.
PRINTED WASH ClINA SILKS. have me
| thinness aud sheer and figures OF China SILKS
that are IJc., test price l0c. yard. a.
| MEMS STRIPED SOCKS, test price Hlsc
! nafr-OulV = pair 10 "a customer. -.
Polks-Dot aud Figured sAIIEEN WlNDsoh
TIES, test price lc. each-only 3 to q customei'
| CORDED WASH BATIsTE that O,Ac. q yard
tes, price 2loc a yard-only II yards 10 a Gus
toner. . .,1,,. 4,
| LADIES DROP STITCH HOSE, Ia light pearl
| grays and tans, test price l3lg,. ,.
| DROP-STITCH IISLE-IHREAD HOSE, fha'
are Doc, test price 29c. par. -, .,,,, noe,
| FULL LREGuLAR-MADE, FASI-bLAch hosH
that are 25c.. test price l9c. a pair
| 30 pieces OF the well-knosn Yang sing braha
/ o. STRAW FLOOR MAlllNt runs perfect ana
ays lat, test price 25c. pain'
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but 10 the moon We offer a 7
Trunk

to suit steamer, Packing, Sarato-
ga, Fiat Top, Sole Leather, Leather
Covered. Canvass, Zinc, or Leatherette--
all sizes in any the cheapest to the
best. Uppermost in convenience is the
d" Roller-Irav $50 10 SIS. Pack
ing. 45c. to Slsj; Combination-Tray,
Saratoga, Ieather-Coyered, 500 to
Sl3; Zinc, g 10 $3.50.
Special Satchel prices in best morocco
leather, are-Cloth-lined, SL25; Lea
ther-lined. 31.50. BY contrast OF quar-
tity we retail the above below manuiac-
turers' printed prices.
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AIATTINGS.
India Ru6S
are not
strangers

10 harmony ami beauty when placed on
Nattinps. The summer sale IN these
elegant Oriental wares increases with
the coming Of each summer season.
The imaginary part OF the former value
is left of in what we offer to-dav-SS. 80,
sa.s5. Sl0.23, Sl1.5O. and Sl223; Drug
gets from s30 20 Sl2O.
Ii you contemplate trip anywhere
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22
millinery OPENING

which takes place Thursday and Friday
of this week-eycn II the interest is not
centred in the buying, it's as necessary 20
know what the Millinery world is doing.
You may 20 wrong by not being here.
We charre nothing for the lesson in Hat
lore. Immense preparation has been
made for midsummer Millinery business.
The extremes in styles Will be among
tie new attractions.
Cheaper than the lowest prices you
or we have ever seen are these
'--''''' Tho qualities styles
uATTTNCc and colorinos away be
III i ~ ''' yonl the reach oi all
,-.----.-,,----u----l former possibilities
Think Of a very closely-woyen, even
straw. perfect edge, fancy Mating sell
ing for 17c. yard--9c last season
another at ei.75 roll Of forty yards.
Yon cant pull this arart-cotton warp
fancy danask, seamless. everything
about II to make it joc. Mating. The
price is &c. yard. IN all there are l2l
STYLES and qualities 70 choose from.
Window-Shadcs, complete, with spring
fixtures 90. OuaOue 4Ic.
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DRESS GOODS.

Among bargains pieces Of wod Dress GooisO and Soc
cam selection ic. yarlall wool
wiletNoo Black Cheyron that sells where st s here
75c yard.
5inch-AWoo Cream Ladies Cloth Sl25 eyerywherehee Sc
uh-Au-Wool Bedford Corlaannel mice weight 5oc
9c 9cnch-Figured Wool" Chai do Taine '-l-c. yard
styles Of Dress Gooha are i9c yard eycryEhcroeoc
ayarlhere
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Dress G00d~.

u
--,, color combi-
nations charming, ever. uew shade, and
the price q pi'tance what 'ney We're
or sho1ll be now -SI4i ladies' dress
pattern. from $50.
A peep at the French new lI-inch
Mixtures. the weave a fine graie OF
Crcpon. foafher-reight, soii readily Tor
81 yard. they are with tha stock ~
the &c. goods. Ten kinds of French
goods 70 that price; the loTest among
them WIS S5c., the highest SID.
Woud YOU have 5O 30. or even &c.
AU-Wool Goods Of two weeks ago The
prices are made before you call-2Jc. 70
35c. q gard, 81,
3G-inch Che7rons, English, not all
wool lut enough wool to give splendid
wear. w.thallthe appearance OF French
o-c. quality; fye Of the best sprin6
shades lNc. yard.
French Pattern Suits, halfand third
OF.
Tho table is. set Table-Clotb, Nap
fins. Dishes, Knives, Forks, Spoons
end al that makes up the interesting
part for a gorgeous meal before tue
serving is done. It's picture from
the department Of
for Monday. More Linens
interesting perhaps
are the prices for -
Monday to housekcepers, with a hobby
for fine linens.
Irish Tabe-Set. ok yards, with 81
full Napkins, O 3}. SIT for s30.l0 2x' .
yards. with 81 full napkins, Sl7-usual
price $3.50; smaller as low as S6.25 a
set s dozen other prices.
Tahle-Scts, double satin, hemstitched
with dout le row of drawn thread, Nap
kins TO match. $3.50 to $3.50 set-S5
20 5- under value.
2lxll. Fine Huck Towel, best OF
2Jc value. for lie. Monday.
Irish Iable-Linen, - finest quality
f0r SI.25 yerd.
Hemstitched Doilies. l8xl8, douhle
sattcen damssk, $3.50 n dozen-yalue
price ef.
4anner-tsphns, al linen, istle, lnli
bleached Scotch, SOC. dozen. Never be-
fore less than &c. The entire linen
stock recently received is at lust such
values. It's n seldom opportunity for
these handsomost Of linens
One Of the most interesting events OF
sto-o news always is the
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gas Globes

You will find tahlo Of Ornaments
here Monday-a collection Of prices that
were sl.j0 to 1913. to be closed for 81
for each, any, or all. Fiye-oc clock Teas,
copper OF brass, some on wrought-iron
stands. They 60 for g each.
Choice OF a lot OF Decorated Table
lamps 60 for 2l each. Extension Ii
brary Lamps, solid brass frame, ll-inch
shade, complete for Sl.9O.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-22

A-orne the many REMNANTS thrown out on
o1r r.I.i.lls .ountcr n tho fifth-streeI Depart
rrent al can attention % ends % % and go.
An-Whi,e, Plaid, ari striped Organizes, pieces
-. - calf attention % REMNANTS % Or
CaEDy. GISGuAN. DOTTED MUSLIN,
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EINEST PIANO.TUNING INsy5 n
IL the city of Richmond, Va, by c. H.tt '"
WEGNER, PRACTICAL PiANo-fUSEk. Es-
tnblished eighteen years. Independents from
piano-deelers or music stores.
Please send only written orders direct 20 my
residence, No. 707 east Franklin street loase-
mentl. q. IA. " EISEh.
formerly Plano o-Manufacturcn
References: Colonel william T. Tanner, Coi-
onei Q. OBJ. CowArdin, Professor Jacob Rein
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