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The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
Suing for a SHIP at Portland.

PORTLAND, Or. Oct. 24.-The second
chapter in the proceedings incident to the
sale of the clipper ship James Nesmith
at auction has been begun in the Circuit
Court by ]. H Kelley, representing the
owners of the James Nesmith, against
Captain A. Y. Trask of San Francisco, to
recover $13, 200. This amount re represents a
difference between the S22, 500 named in
the agreement of sale made in New York
binding the ship 10 be transferred to Trask
on arrival here, and the amount at which
the shin was knocked down to Sutton d
Beebe, So 900 additional and $500 TO costs
incurred and fees.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
The Emporium.
FRANCISCO, October
Convenience and Economy

That trading here modern method of making
the TRUE LITTLE
NESS OF EMPORIUM LOW PRICES
Positive positive positive leadership and here
Proof that had of goods and
other half hour
than whole day elsewhere The quotations in this advertisement selected from
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
A Store
For Men.

A Store Unlike any other great de-
r.. Aa. partmen store in the
EOr wen. world nearly one-half of
the EMPORIUM is given over to the
selling of merchandise for men. The
assortment in each of the Mems De-
partments is as large or larger than in
any single store in the city, and we
know of no better way of gaining mems
trade than by selling strictly "up-to-
date" merchandise lower than they can
buy the same qualities for elsewhere.
Try US and see if it's not so.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
r1sana FARMERS rata, Fou.

VIsALIA, CAL, Oct. 24.-George w.
Smith, pioneer of this county, fell from
a wagon yesterday afternoon while going
from Visalia to his home. three miles
north of this city, and received injuries
which resulted in his death this morning.
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Watsomrttte Runa,oav accident.

WATsoNvILLE. CAL, Oct. 24.-Mrs
Sam Mahn of Watsonville. her daughter
Mrs. William Frapwell of Santa Cruz and
several small children were driving on the
hill near George Mann's residence last
evening when their horses become unman-
ageabIe and ran away. The party was
thrown from the carriage. Mrs. Frap-
wells right arm was broken and her skull
fractured. Her condition is serious.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
FURNITURE.

At the LOWEST prices ever known.
We sell for cash only, and you do not
have to pay bookkeepers' and collectors
salaries and interest on outstanding ac-
counts, insurance, etc., in addition to
the price of the furniture, as you have to
pay at long g-time-credit houses.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
THE EMPORIUM.

Record gFows s W9s sssts s6d bs sSsy sers
of Progress. my ny and I9s5sss5s s3s' a5Itss 5s5
few days several fine departments each larger than
any single store in the city handling the kinds Of goods
will be opened to the public and prices those lines will be
reyolutionized. There will be:
Fl Grocery Store, Fl Toy Store,
II Fish 5llarket, II Frat and Tegetab1e
# House Furnishing Store, Store,
Fl Vine and Liquor Store, Fl 5l1eat 5t11rket.
These will all be located the basement floor near the
grand Restaurant and Grill Room NOW in operation, and
in addition to the staways and elevators which are in
use broad marble stairway in the main aisle
the Maketstreet entrance will lead to these departments.
The Curtain DEPARTMENT bas been enlarged and occupies
1000 square tsst of space.
The Chinese and japanese Bazaar nil bsrsattsr occupy
entire sections.
The .4rt Embroidery Department is store in itself
the first floor opposite the Pneumatic Cash System It's old guar
the second floor used for Infants Hear, that depart
raeut baDng bsn enlarged
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
petal,.,nn,a Ne,r 1r,.stee.

PETALUMA, CAL, Oct "a Alta special
meeting of the Board of City Trustees to-
night Colonel D. B. Fairbanks was ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Hon. Z. E. Drees.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
TExADA Island GOLD.
Fabulous field of Ore brought 6y Min
ers to TdncO4trer.

ers to TancOurer.
VANCOUVER, B. G., Oct. 24-Great
excitement was caused mere to-day in min
ing circles by the exhibition of specimens
of quartz from Texada Island, assays of
which show the fabulous value of $780, 600
per ton. The quartz is free milling and
the gold can be picked out with knife.
John Mohrer and Hugh Dempsey of Nam
almo. who brought the samples 10 town,
say there is plenty OF ore where the sam
pies came from
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
Waist,
$685..

Heavy Taffeta
Silk Waist, like
picture-l lin ed
throughout an d
w h ale bon e din
beautiful ehame-
leon effects = de-
tachable linen col
lars-dll sizes.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25
500 Silk Velour Capes.

A manufacturers stock. He needed
Capes. Here they are-between SO and Ioe
LOWEST prices ever asked for such superio
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25

collection, offered at
largely red u ce d
prices, comprises 500
or more styles of
Purses and Combi-
nation Poeketbook
and Gard Cases in
all the new fashion
able shades.
Ces t1,s eYh;hit IN fhs
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-25

Child's Long
Coat, just like pic
ture-ages a to ID
years-pretty bro
ken checks-heavy
and warm.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
IF GOD FOR
REFL'EG1l0N.
Religious Thought and
General Intelligence.
THE CHRIST CHILD.
CHRISTMAS. 1896.
THE CHRIST CHILD.
CHRISTMAS. 1896.

knelt to pray ny love- and speech but
I sousat most earnestly some kindly door
Through which the lersor Joy0Asiy misls
But more there seemed. and much il bur
vearned in travail to the Infinite
And l0 4 was not where / cuce had been
Sprang upward but 1.-the and loving
And 20 knew unrest. and summoned
To let my love reach forth to It's desire:
TO led me tei. u % Him once, 70 hn1
The means whereby the eartn love eouio
And 9 twas ss' the time Of festival
lie came TO me baby creature, bern
10 reach the woman hearts ia all inc
Compelling 2ins' with His small appeal Of
rmplor.re' wlth His sweet infrmity.
What arms would not have straightway
gathered Him
rpbearinE With service pass oil-.1 ~,
And kissed the velvet hands where aalls
And Seid the little flower Feet. nailed TOO.
In blind. rough disregard q what 'ney
Ard vent because the biting thorns must
Tho iabv brov-'s most ahitc serenity
ne laid his little head against ny heart.
And teard there all / could not speak OF
The heat ana beat and hea, Of LOYALTY;
Heard end vet lay but the more netNiiF,
Smiling vaguely. cs babe VIII io. a..
Smiled and rfapr-arf smiled unspa * amy,
MS ,irv soft our'cd ear laid ~ ny love,
IRE poor Imprisoned love at last set free
And 70 held him .n my arms
And En- --9- gfIfi-anf very well content.
BERTHA PIERRE DELAPLAINE.
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,hri.na.-Tide.

Tie Church makes 40 W4r Oh tLe kil4-
d. -rirlL which a- ll.s time .I.- -il-a OK
amlly ard love. nor With chose "-l
..lsa VI enjoyment lll5 natural expires
sion .u scenes VI social .l-. .--t
bic fesryty There emauat- if-m tA-
r.lrler % Bethlehem etull t...irr Lit
%. 81. .8u-1uaut with tho 10 t.@ lFet-
as man tL4l 8. cold -lrlly-y " 4l-- t.l.r-
But tae danger s.. that ln erleaforins
% make others happy, We may forget QUIZ
Own slDItme source " happiness, tA- ll
our enjoyment az family reunions lose
siglt C.. Him of whom tie whole family
III heaven ard earth is named. surely
We fai of TIE grace VI tie tine, u on
Christmas We only love them that love
us. and 10 good % them that do good io
U.s. thus much the world had yell learn
81 long before that multitude OF the
heavenly hest saus above tae OLA ns oi
Judea their song o. peace and good Will
We mlet 30 more than this l ne Hg4li
truly ha.low The time.
There Gre hundreds AZ Christmas whose
poverty takes On a darker. 9iooLiler si1 g
in contrast with the general brightne
and joy % the iav Should We not take
thought ~ tLe-e1 III Bro s0 doing ne miss
some customary luxury. n re t7ko a" "
from the richness Of some yearly glt.
shall not the want the defect. be elo-
ouerr % hsppiress 20 some ore perhaps
only A lt'ls stranger child whose day
but for that would have been dark ia-
deed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

TIE world remembers ard conmerno-
rates the birthdays % heroes and states
mon and Of those who havrsnad- them
selves renown AMI shall ir forget the day
On which the Son Of God vas manifested
n re aesn that Fe might redeem ~
frcn1 sin and eternal DEATH The whole
rr-i-tlar world "a glad to-day. and the
Church universal T. chanting the angels
song. GLORY % God On high, and on the
earth be peace"
The Incarration Is Ire manifestation
q, Cod in Christ that draws an souls
INTO Himself r. fz tho lie ~ God. enter
tng into human life; u is the Divine Ma
,~ra e-rhrarirg and regenerafing thu hu-
nan raf.re. 10 o. the sacred Heart Or
Jasus finding and finding and quickeninS
me heart cf His iowliest discipline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

Jesus had a marvellous insight into nu,
man nature. joan Aau DtrA eoAaseeie1
simply "a pleasant JoaAs h.-lii Jt''s .'.I '',s
HIM Ills disciple. -'ctlH Was iycHe~ -pS''
90 - noisy lclOW. Jesus ea" %. nln -
rock OF religion. Thomas Was ga sNhoei,
ana yet Jesus found good .n Alii. Aia's
M4gua.en Was - poor oui,A4t DIX u""et
.ra-- llAurule ease l.epllsta tne h'v0>
admirable traits.
.-,osn. persons" said tho preacher.
have - most extraordinary memory i0s
OtAeE p-uttU s tt4i.r, Ai4 i.i-i- It at'ty.a'
satanic into the weakness u human Ma
ture. Oh the one iiDd tAete are ~"
who ind 0lly good traits IN humanity
and such you lAe tO grasp Warmly ~ TIE
hand
.The curse 81 ressimism is that it, VIC
tim j. never able I'D believe in Goo \ nee ,
axe tWo kinds q iaitA-Dciitt % Do1 ahn
belief in man. How can you nave the
higher faith without tle lower Faltn ~
"a gradual -rOw th ia every man. ~ De-
gins when the infant ttali@. tNe 'o.'''..
OF the mother about whose necn il JUS
It's arms. 10 grows when tlc youth hNc5
qualities 90 admire ll -uniN pubic ltt-
son. To is fUrflrr rtrcuat ntNau NNth III"
Young man comes 20 love tle sDnah
whom be- asks 20 be bis wife. N YOU
don't believe in man no" can you D,nfNo
iu GClf
~lhe higher man f. tho real man in
every one ~ as Cyuicis Is the great
danger. optimism is going 70 save tnc
world Many desperate men are made 20
By uuhslirf i have met only two really
bitter sccrfcs. and both were made %
hy wcu.eu'- betrayal OF their faith. They
said ~ she is ike thar here. 1 don
believe IN a0CdIcss az aN."
"Men who ara smart arc made 50 ~
faith Take the case ~ che man who
falls but Is saved He too plays the fool
act. but his friends como together and
say. let us show him wc sfii believe IN
him Then tho man SAYS Hope a. not
gone. They expect ire 20 cvcrcome THIS
% 20 better and. Gol helping me. J VIII
'|re rU'0n rnr r.r ."ft H'NN. lr
saints can got along without tho church:
the sinners cannot Ian NaCLaren.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

little friends to take simple o'clock tea
with her.
Miss Annie Tatum's tea on Monday
afternoon is among next week pleas
uTes.
a New Years entertainment Of small
party By Mrs. John Shelton Williams l.
one of the delightful social promises ior
the holidays.
Mr.. Edward Lees Coffee mce Mss
,Farau az Richmond das recently pub
rshed under tho title ~ "a Professional
Lover" a boob. which has won. and IS
winning golden opinions from very crit
icaf qnarfere Ms Co0ey g. RI daughter
10 TIC late William IL. HlNal and has,
therefore. hlrfhueht % peculiar VIZ
elria pride AMI interest. She is now a
resident ~ Paris. and takes the riquant
nom da plume Of "Gyn." The contents or
the book have appealed % the good graces
OF the critics and ifs cover VIII promptly
commend % 20 tho eyes Of every ody with
.a claim 20 taste. SIR. Neeiey having
given that detail DIS particular and per-
so1al attention
Miss Noble. NJ New York. the euest u
Mis- T-0rf o. OF west Franklin street VIII
sing the ofertorv 40 the First Baptist
church. this sunday morning.
CHURCH HILL
ranavoi.rrs took particularly attractive
shape in tho pound party given Tor the
poor cn Tuesday night az the residence
NJ Nrs ~ r. Curtis. From every 1oini
of view g. WAS consnicuousiy successful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

Friday NIGHT the hosritatie home = NJ.
John p. peyf'n. 2-s Church HM ave
rue. was thrown open t1 "a number o.
invited guests and good cheer rei-uea
% near midnight. Mr. ara Af-s Pey-
ton did an in the.r power 20 entertain
their guests. About ID O'Clock the company
was invited % the beautiful dlninc-roon.
where was q t'urtifui spread OF dalrtles.
In tie f1repart ~ the evening some tirre
was spent In setting or fireworks. greatly
enjoyed ty the irtie folks. There was
music-!nstrumertal and vocal Among
those present were; air. ". j. Peyton
tbrother OF the hosr ard family. Captain
and Mrs. Morgan 2. Mills. Mr.. r. y.
Gaines and family and cthers. All we're
loud IN their praises 81 the host and
hostess and wished them many returns OF
tie day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

Il these Shepherds had been snoring ln
their beds they had NJ more seen angels.
nor heard news Of their saviour. tnau
traf- reiznbors. their vigilance ls honor
ed with this heavenly Vision ~ sooner
DO TIE Shepherds near the news " "a S4-
vi0ur thar they rII 90 Bethlehem 20 see K
Him Those that left their beds ~ tend
their f0cks leave their flock ~ inquire
AFTER thelr Saviour No esEthly thing D.
too dear 10 he f0rsaNen Tor Christ. u
W. sfifye~ any worldly occasion 20 stay
Us from Bethlehem We care mere for our
sheep than our souls II IS hot po- slDle
tnat a faithful heart should lear where
christ g. ard nor labor 20 TIE sight, %
the fruitiol q II m. Where art Thou. -
Saviour hlt ~ home in Thine own house.
lu The assembly - Thy Saints Where art
Thou 20 u found but I'm Thy word and
eacrauerfs7 Yea there Thou seekest FOR
u.s. n there We haste not 20 seek ror Thee,
w. are worthy 20 warr Thee worthy that
orr want OF Thee here should make Us
want the presence a Thy face Tor ever
BISHOP Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

Unto - d Child - born. unto Is d son
ls sven. isaiah a, y.
Nltn what awe and HDu--r, WIN "Aa-
rapture and strange de44sA~ must lNe
chant OK 1he heavenly host nay : o-.91
upon The ears VI use -Ael 'Ar--S OF De--.i-
hem They knew It's meaning AAey
CoIl4 UNDER ttlnl the 8lory, anu .Ae
peace, and the goodwill fcf tAV
ange. or the LOrd had but J-st ended DIS
message OK soo4 ucinss y. si-e- .os
Unto you Is born this day in the cily OF
David "a Saviour which j. 1Ar4a- ti-1
Lord. 10 was ll.s that "a" -tcp tAe 500,
CT the Cheruu.m. 10 was this pfols A-
through human ears. 10 was tlls tla-
filled 4. heaven DitA JOY. III Wa7 -yi ' -.l
t.H ane rA. .u- e... ~.... ID .
the highest IL was through tnls tLey
sang Cf peace Oh eaflA, ana byy--"i-i
toward men, We read lA JOB tla- "-tll
the foundations CT the earth were l-ln.
"tle morning stars SANG ll5c--fsf aN-
all tis sons Dl Coo shouted ta4 -tf.
And To-. "a new creation ro" new ue,
q new lutL-lOr tie World, tNe 4yAN-a b
zion " a new heaven ana new earth.
Shall n-t the morning stars once NOR
s.ng together. Shall not al the sons OF
COD once more rlouL lot joy OIL. lA.t .
our Nps were 10 20 sing wlrh them. Oh
that our hearts were able thus % .nuu-
f0r i0y IL % We're r0t Ter -... ana "9i .l-
illness. and dealne--. AID sloth. ana ls-
r0rance. surely 30 would De- 500. But for
these. which put tneir lealenlng uh-ti.
81 it were urrn our very hearfstrings.
how would those Ls -rf-tllrls thlll. all
trsmfle and ring 0lt with music, 90 f-e
angels wordr0us message. to echo tle ok
ultanr chorus * the heavenly ll'i on
every ffII -fWas morning ..
tr.. event Z this glorious dag, Is - some
new Messing bestowed upon Che an-
ln heaven that prompts their sons. say
b. Do nor "f.r us l-au and for our saliva
fIrn" that as 90 tli7 rorrirF. t-f NolL
r.ra fr- tr .ro rrr~er ~ Hefhfrher '
yea "rrt0 us d. Child is corn. mo is l
Son is given" IL DO not We who ought
moro than I'D others 20 roir..0' if IT, nor
cur vvelf7ra-crr deilrerer a-0ur rne-rie
rf rraise2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
Editors Letter.
70 our Boys and Girls

TO Our Boys and Girls:
II was too bad 70 leave you OFT last
sunday. tut accidents viii happen you
Lr0w We publish some nice letters.
which you have sent Is. and y hich, Ne
LINK YOU will enjoy Remember that
All who want TO try for the gold dollar
----,sr have their news items IN not later
nan next Wednesday night Don't for
Al the general request ~ you small
ro0pl4 ne shall beginning with next
s-~asv have rror@ puzzles We shall
40 oyer TAO prizes and VIII tell you
fhen what they will be. Hope you all
had A merry Christmas. and viii have a
very happy new year. - -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
Tho NATIVITY

CPy James Russell LOVELY
what means this glory round our feet,
The Masl H-se4s more D4lsLt IMAM
morn
Ard voices chantsd clear and sweet,
To-day the Prince OF Peace Is born.
.sNhar means that star the she 9nerds
said,
That brightens through the rocky
glenn
And angels answering overhead
sang Peace or e4rtn, sccc VIII 10
men"
~ .1-4 she de ,bsAr sous 10 wrong.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
New Books
Received
Brief Comment Regarding Recent
Publications.
THE SUBSTANCE OF HIS HOUSE
L----- LIZ 1911 ---- ELL-. q. y

T he SUBSTANCE OF HIS HOUSE
Poems rs Fro-ser Hall Frye. y. J..
For sale Ly Geo. il West.
We should be thankful 20 Dir. Frye ioi
helping Us out ~ tie Interpretation OF
this books contents. lie states distinct
ly on the ny LEAF that they are poems.
Otherwise we should have been ln serious
doubt as 10 the category ia WLlch tArs
belong. Our penetration ls al tAuit, az
though w. believe tra- any reader OF Az
erage Intelligence viii sustain Us IN the
opinion that certainly exceptional penetfa'
ti0u ls needed 90 discover poetry mere
There is nothing % particular merit ll
the book. ard the greater part % rs cou-
tents o. balder-1lsh, pure and simple
For instance.
Deeper than any tides that ever flowed
IL fond attendance Oh tAe moon fe-nl
eye
may he science. but Il is assuredly eiaho-
Tatoly polite sfretclirF ot "a point 70 say
that 10 is poetry. Again,
The ci0uded August moon was Ike
pearl
Taken by divers from the Southern seas
To grs Ce the biue-Velufl bose m " -ll.
And set her thoughts a-whlrA'
Why pearl should have such an eN-
citing effect ls doubtless known t0 UT.
Frye. Dee knows what be means, DO
doubt. but bis readers are mL-l less lDl-
tlnate.
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A Christmas Gathering.

CHULA. VA. Dec. ESPECIAL The
hosDltahle home OF Mr. =. b. Bruce.
near Chuia Station. in Amelia county.
vas the scene Of q brilliant gathering
CHRISTMAS night and the large company
OF ladies and gentlemen presenS enjoyed
th-~~<-.>~ sxceedln alz-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27

can Christmas usher 10 rs glad fes-
tfvifiea without ravivinr memories % that
frst Christmas IN Virginia, when the 1T
tie church was fragrant With cedar gar
lrrfs. and Christmas Larois rrst broke
upon cur wintry sir7'-Bishop Perry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
wr. Up. Pranch on His Way Home.

Mr.. John ?. Branch re, his family In
Paris ard sailed yesterday on the 81
Louis from Southampton They vii
arrive IN New York about the end Of TINS
week
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27
SOCIAL AND OTHERWISE.
THE PAsr WHLK rs sFgNTISF tsH-
tONaBIL CIKcLLS.
Ma. TuiwiIer Go LsetaFs on Thursday
Night Before the Woman 'i"o'
Personal Mention.

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But keep az eve the faith OF morn.
Shall daily here the angels song. a,
To-day the Prince N Peace - born.


Over Mr.. Giadstonc's bedstead Is huns
thu motto. Christian. remember "n@t
thou hast 10 do "
Contrast with this the public dcclara tion
OF Senator ingalls,. that the Golden Ruie
and tho Ten commandments had no place
in politics and that no man could sue
coed IN public lifo along such ines.-Ais-
slonary Review Of the World.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-12-27


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