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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of Norfolk md Portsmouth
May 23d.IBO6.
ARRIVED.

Schr. Marguerite, Trippe Newport
News, to William Lamb & Co. for coal.
Schr. Sarah S. Tyler, Morris, Washing
ton, with barrels to Western Branch.
Schr Frank w. Mccullough, -, New
York. light, TO West Norfolk.
Schr. Agnes CULLEN. Huston, Newborn,
N. c., with lumber
Schr. Edward DAGGER, -, Baltimore,
light
barge Helicon, Newport News, to
William Lamb e. Co, for coal
CLEARED.
Schr. General e. s. Greeley, Blake,
Providence, vita coak.
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rnfn.

Peas-Nominal; Black-eye Peas, $3.50
per bag; Black, 70Q75c. per bushel; Clay,
65Q70c. per bushel.
Corn-Southern White. 341k@35c
Oats-Steady; Mixed. 27@2Sc.; white.
20c 1880
MIL Feed-Market steady: Bran. $3.50
@l4;oo: shipstuff. or middling, $4,000
100; meal. white bolted. per 50 lbs, 400
Hay-Maryland and Virginia, No. 1
Timothy, $176o@18.oo: No. 2. i16. 6oDle.00.
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Live stock,

Choice heavy cattle, 3N@4c; common
to fair cattle, 2%03Ac.; Eastern Nerth
Carolina. best. 2lh03Ac.; heifers.
Western, 2@3kc.; bulls 2Q2%c: fat
cows. 2kQ3hc.; mich cows, good. per
nead. a25DS35: cows. common. $15GS25;
butchers sheep. 2A@3c.: good corn-fed
hogs. 3lac. Light pigs. 3Iac. Hogs
dull. Sheep. 2ia@3Ac. per pound: lambs,
best. 5ia4Gc. per pound; common, 40
itac per pound.
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sugar Market.

Market easier. Out OF town prices
are dependent on the delivery rates to
the different points. Local sales are be-
ing made as follows: Cut loaf, 5.S6c. !;
powdered, 5.55c.; granulated, 5.23c.; con-
fectloners' standard "a" 511c.; Ameri-
can off "a" 4.S6c.; centennial bright
yellow 3D." 4.55c.: California 3D." 1850. !;
Franklin standard extra. &C." 4.36c. !;
Keystone standard extra &C." 4.29c. !;
American extra &C." 4.17c.
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And Business Was on a Larger Scale Than
on Any Previous Day of the Week.
COMMISSION HOUSES WERE MORE ACTIVE
Professional Operators Who Have
Been Attached TO the Renr Side or
the Account Were Disturbed by
the Activity of the Bulls and Their
Purchases TO Cover Contracts.
Money Market.

New York. May 23-Money on call
at 2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper.
6@5l9 per cent. Sterling Exchange quiet
and firm, with actual business in bank
ers' bills at 4s79t 94SS for sixty days
ana 4SS94 @4S9 for demand. Posted rates,
4SS44S9ls. Commercial bills. 4S6St ASH
Bar silver, 6S. Mexican dollars 53A
Government bonds STEADY; State bonds.
dull; railroad bonds. strong. Silver at
the board was neglected
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naIt,n,nre marne1

Baltimore. May 23.-Flour dull.
Wheat-Dull; No. 2 red spot and Nav.
6Gh q66ssc.; July. GSA@663sc.; August
SSA Q661ec.: Southern, by sample, 6sG
oGorn-Dull: mixed spot and May. 33E.
33asc.; June. 33A @337sc.; July. 34H a
343tc.; steamer mixed .32A Q322sc.; South
ern. 34c. bid
Oats-S;eady; No. white Western.
25&@26c.; No. 2 mixed, do, 241Sc. bid.
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Norfolk Gotten Market.
WHOLESALE QUOTATIONS.
PrOvIsionA.
Norfolk, Va. MAY 90

Norfolk, Va. May %, 1896.
Fish-Mackerel. No =. In kegs 81 90.
new. small, Sl2.5U; new, medium sI2 m.
No. 3. in kegs. $3.50; Herring. FamiI,
Roe, half barrel. $3.50: North CaroIino
Cut Herring. $685.; Eastern i'm barrels
1925. e'S'
Provislons-fMarkea firm: mess norL
old. $s.75; ham pork, new, 1925, hams
Smithheld. l21eQ141ac.: S. c. slip hams
llAc.
Bulk Meats-clear ribs, s465; fat
pieces; pork plate. si.l5.
ulders-Sugar-cured. 6Lc.
BacOn-Shoulders, SIC.
Breasts-Sugar-c TIC.
Lard-Pure lard, tierces, 5A@6lkc. ::
compound. 4ssc.; tierces. in cases and
tubs, &c. higher
Cheese-Cream, 92c.: Western Dairy.
6}tc.
Butter-Alarket firm: New York State
dairy. new. &c.; fresh creamery. poe !:
Western. lG@1Sc.
Kerosene Oil-Firm: 112 degrees. sac
60 degrees. 11hc.: Red. $50 degrees, Toe.
Groceries.
Coffee-Steady, sc. higher and firm.
rio. common, l6RVlihc.: Fair, lSAW
19c.: Good. 2OQ201ic: Choice, 2l@2IXc.
Laguayra. 81 1-3c.; Java 29@3OIkc.
Syrups and ENTHUSIASTICALLY; Syrups,
Porto Rico. 16. 20 and 26c.. as to grade
New Orleans Molasses-Quet; Fair.
20@25c.: Good, 25G36c.: Choice CSC
Flour-Market steady; Western Spring
wheat. Best Patent, Family. Si.35; Win
ter Wheat. best Patent. S415:
Winter wheat, Choice Patent, A15: Fam,
ily, S4.O5: Choice Straight Family, sass:
Good Family. 1915; Fair Family, $3.50:
Good Family. 1886; Fair Family, s32
LILO. as to grade; G. A. 55@65c.. as to
weight.
Rice-Milled. 56sc
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Michigan. Ohio and Indiana No.
Timothy Hay. s1S.5o019OO
Fresh Fish.

Trout. large gray (per pound,
2fsc: salmon (pcr pound. &C. /;
croakers tper hundred). Soc; sheep
heads. (per pound). 4GGc.; rock (per
pounD, 4@Sc.; pampano, Sc; blues Sc;
buster fish. Sc. per pound; Spanish
mackerel. 10c per pound.
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Peanut Market.

Market-Dull; Prime. &C.: strictly
prime, 3lsc.; fancy, 3hc.; common, 29
&c.; Spanish, $1.00.
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Naval Stores.

Rosin, $3.50 per barrel: pitch. sl.S5 pei
barrel; tar. sl.S5 per barrel: turpeniine
i0c. per gallon.
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592s q co.'s; No. 2 red. es3s@64Ac.; No.
corn, 2SH Q29c.; No. oats. 18XQIec.
Mess pork. E.25; lard, 81. 1904 .37iac.: S
X s;des, $39oQ3.9o; y. S. shoulders, $500
q4;2S; $. G. sides. s4.oOa4.12lk.
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Memoranda.

New York, May 22-saned schrs. c. q.
Lane, Lucy Wheatley, John Pierce,
Zephania Steelman, and LYDIA II. Roper.
Virginia. 77S = s''tS
mac, Newport News.
Rotterdam May 2o.-Arived. et1ar.
Bostom May 22.-C1eared schr. ELLEN
NJ Colder, Poole's Landing and Norfolk.
Saded stmr. Orion, Norfolk, towing
barges p. c. Merryman and Oakland.
bridgeport. May 22.-Sailed schr. c. G.
Wehrum. Cavalier, Norfolk
New London, May 22.-Sadled so1ar.
Mary A. Randall. Burch. Norfolk.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-05-24

Last night these me-will be on Gale
Monday-We made an offer but mad no &
idea the manufacturers would accept
1.-THE whosesale price Of the boys.
shirts was $3.50, Of the mems negages
shirts 50 dozen. The makers shtpnea
the goods, Here they are, 90 dozen boys'
white unlaundered shirts of f1rgt rate i
muslins,whh fine pleated bosoms of plira
linen. sizes 12 121a. 10. 1917 and ID. our
PRICE l!ttle mora than half what Il
should be. is s71ac. each.
rs dozen men'st Numbered neglgea
shirts Of Garnes's finest percales, new
'highI rolling collar and cuffs attached-
sizes IA. 144, Is. 151a. 1G. 161g and IL. our
retail price is the makers wholesale
price, Toe each
These are on sale tomorrow with other
late arrivals.
Ladies' shirt waists-the solid colored
linen effects detached collars. full niah-
op sleeves, 81 each.
so doz new percale waists .n nerv
prlnaings. soc. each.
Ladies' high class ready made s,,s., - :
very heavy brown linen duck-pure linen.
with swell little coats. double lap seams,
skirts with Ave yard sweep. The suit
$500. The skirt alone. s2.s7 Ut mas been
many day since anything more stylish {
has been SEEN
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6s5: December. ESQ; January. $50; Feb
ruary. 6.95.

Receipts ny RnII ana steamer.
Office OF The yirsininn,
Norfolk. Va, May Is. 1886.
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boats and hurled them through the air
and out of sight as IL they had been
paper. About 5000 feet of lumber were
blown from the barge George May, con-
Signed to the Tunis Lumber Company.
the mast of the May with such force 8
70 break them into splinters, pieces from
which broke the windows of the barge. q.
, 1896-09-09

DAILY Teleg aph. l2M august.

Apparently unfatjgued by his late over
night engagement, the Chinese Ambassador
and staff were early astir, in the now familiar
yellow and black vehicl s belonging to Lord
Lonsdaie. 1T was some minutes before ten
O'Clock when these gay Pduipages drew up
IN Lothbnry and entered the Bank of Eng
land. They were driven to til inn II. court
yard, where the bullion va1s usually are
to be seen. Here the Governor Of lie Bank,
Mr.. A. G.. Sandem un, was III waiting TO re
celye the Envoy. who, upon aIightlng, took
his seat IN a wicker carrying-cIair, and was
conveyed by Bank portsrs up the Stone steps
into the corridor, and thence TO the Court
Room, whose windows Look ont upon the
garden now occupying the site of the old
graveyard. Ii Hung Chnsg was accompanied
by the interpreter, Mr.. Lo Feng Luh and
Mr.. Tseng. Mr.. Scott, Admiral Tracey. and
Mr.. Hart were in attendance. The Ambas
sador wore his yellow jacket. 1t was ex-
pected that he would make a tour of inspec-
ton, but, seating himself by the window and
drawing at intervals from tile long silver
pipe handed to him by his servant, he com
posed himself fer a long crosS-examinatiOn
OF the Governor and bis colleagues, who,
apparently, whist answering his direct ques-
nous with perfect framkness, were taken
somewhat by surprise. ii addressed himself
WEN much animation to hls hosts, gestlGu-
latinR, and using his fore. finger to emphasize
his remarks, as though he needed no inter
prefer to make himself understood. Lo Feng
Luh acted. however, as this necessary niedi-
UNI in a very efficient manner. The con
versation began by the Governor saying 10
his guests, pointing round the p%illarel room,
in the centre Of which is d long table, This
is the Court Room, where the directors meet
to carry on the business of the Bank. They
sit round that table"
How many Governors are there ?" asked
Iii Hung Chang, through his interpreter:
Mr.. Sandemann replied ''There are twen.
%ty-four.. directors aid a Governor and q
Deputy-Governor."
Ii Hung Chang looked round the room,
and said "This is an immense building.
When was it built?"
Mr.. sandeman replied 1T has been in ex-
istsnce since 1898"
How long have you been appointed Cover
nor?"
This is my second year. The directors
take it in turn, and are made Deputy Goxer-
nors first Of all. They occupy that post for
two years, Al d, as a rue. tie Deputy .Govtr-
, 1896-09-09

1t is reported this morning that Widow
Stubs, whose dwelling is OF "Bunker's Hill
was robbed of some clothing and pieces Of
~iswelry last night. 1t appears that an ali
try was made into the house early IN the
evening and the articles extracted from %
bedroom while the folks were in the parlonr.-
st. Thomas Bulletin.
The death is announced as having taken
placs Yesterday afternoon Of Mr. John
Edward Daniel, m lster shipwright, who sue
cumbed after o brief illness, aged 81 years.
Deceased was q we'll known member OF tits
community and highly respected 10y every
one. In shipping circles h was equally
popular, having for many years cphduGted
the ship, yard OF Widow Jos. Daniel, during
which be cam, in frequent contact with
shipping interests. His death is monrned BY
several Children. besides brothers, sisters,
and numerous other relatiyes.-I6id
, 1896-09-09

n. 80,
i NEE. ooo o,n,n,,,"
~, No ~ ~ - " - = M m
l.. - :" : o. o., m,s the r'iaind4r
{ ~ - a',,o, ~" a - n.,in, with the
cor y, Ny |in,msa # Ia'ns iii The Gov
e'""e"' %I Ne W'o g pin.o.. onn,io+ o.
,a+ ia po,t,s a..,,nt1
. "''P09> ''N
.lto aoo. NAT sand anjitors f. audit vonr
'nn,a9 -,
"04 ~Tn"
1iarawa vary Io,n npE At his MIN. ana
oom,nantad The Governor has yerv
heavy resnonsib,litv them Yon nav il i
nriysta rornAnv ~
Yes"
.Whv do Won call it the National Bank Of
EnaIand ~
~ Sln5.man answered " lo,'t Il !.
s;mn1v th4 Rank Of England
"Is there a Government bank besides tis
or.2,
.To@
..Iha Minister fo, Fo~eiya Affirm in ar.
ot5,ar country has told "a that the odminis.
tration by the Government Of the nllional
bant -. n Frarc4 was verv bad systo".
- tha+ -
81 sLou,J mink Tho Rink Of Franco vos
va,v VOL oov.ned some If the onic;aI.
are apnointed by The Government,
The Governor of this Bank. Won said i
not appointed by The Government
He l" elected by the shareholders Of the
BANK.
How many shareholders are there of this
Bank ??
Mr.. oandeman shfu8Sed ms shoulders, amt
then sad: me cap'tal OF me BANK is iour-
teen millions sterling, The >it1es are
bought and sold hk5 mos 81 an! other
hank'
wv hat IS the amount OF the reserve lund7'
,i4Y reserve fonI Is tnlee Unit, @iIhons,
Ia Hung Chang observed; "lhe capital IS
h't " very big one
Mr.. 0andemann: 1t 10 q larger capital
than That Of any other bank IN Europe
What is he amount OF the deposits IN this
Bank?'
Of tEa rablir ono.t sirty m]iliions '"''
"OtLor L,nks IN not H,mk fnr tbo Go~o,n
mant2"
n tbis is tba onlv Government hopk"
n4na tou ,ai.s loans from lLo TnnI;ab
people," From anybody who chooses to
apply for them"
The Governor then explained to his Ex-
cellency that the Government had ppid off
q great deal of the national debt, and were
not borrowing Mt the present time; and that
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cloth and crcpon arc all fashionable, and
and price.
Changeable and glace effects are still
liked and are seen in worstcd goods as
well as silk, nlpacas and mohairs display
ing them especially well on account of the
glossy surface of these materials.
Blue has not yet retired from favor and
will DO worn all winter. Bright brown
shades, of the chestnut and tobacco order,
are much seen also, while beige and mastic
retain the vogue they have enjoyed for
some time.
The dress bonnet is an airier trifle than
ever, and consists of little besides u mar
row band and two small Mercury wings of
jet steel or gold. A rose and n bit of vel
vet form the trimming, and the whole
thing is moro like the couture ornaments
that used to be worn in the ballroom than
like n bonnet
The gown shown in the illustration is
of nickel gray granite. The godet skirt Is
| trimmed around the foot with black passe
\ menterie combined with moonlight span
| giles. The bodice is plain behind and gath
| cred at the waist in front and has q wid'
collar of white satin embroidered witt
black and edged with moonlight span9lcs
| Brctelles of galloon like that on the Skin
extend from the collar to below the wais
in front, passing under n girdle of tn
same galloon. The 1910 sleeves have deep
close cuffs. The hat is of gray felt, trim
med with white guipure and velvet flow
ers. JUDO CHoLLET.
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Where" inquired tho tourist, off
may ask, does your majesty get yoE.
taste for good living?'
sin our neck" retorted the barbaric
monarch promptly. Of the courtieri
those who laughed with conspicuous zeal
were at once raised to knightly ranL
and adorned with the cross of the Shirt
Waist. while those who, to tho number
of three or four, had to be pounded on
the hack to save them from choking to
death, were ennobled. Memphis Scim-
itar
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The train robber sat in the parlor car
disguised in clean collar.
A young lady from Mime. Bruyere's
school mistook him for Professor Bow
enscrape, an instructor Of the Delsartean
system.
"Oh, professor, am SO glad to see
you" she said, sitting down beside him.
II have wanted to talk with you 30
long"
The train robber was now doubly glad
that his collar was clean and his dis
guise was complete.
Professor. continued the young
lady, II want you to tell me how to
shine in good society"
"Well, said the train robber, bound
to keep up the disguise, 'you must al
lus appear pufficly at ease. Seer"
"Yes, professor.
"When you enter q room, set down
ON the corner of the piano an sorter
whirl the piano stool roun gracefully
with your foot, jest to show 'em that
you don't feel embarrassed by good fur
niture. See?"
"Yes, professor, butt
"You must never show that you re
embarrassed. Have big apple in your
dress pocket, an when you begin to feel
awkward an gawkylike take it out an
go to eatip 1t. "
why, professorP'
ASK 'em to take down the pictures
from the wall SO that you can get q
better view of 'em. Then take 'em an
rub your hands on 'em an tell 'em they re
no such pictures as your mother used to
have. This'll show 'em that you're up
to snuff an understan art from the word
go. See?''
"Why, professor
'If there's big crowd in the parlor
when they git up to go home don't try
to crowd out. Ask 'em to open the win.
dows an tell 'em you'd jest as soon
jump out there. This'll show your
thoughtful carefulness for the feelin's
of others and your desire to be accom-
modatin. Seer"
Right here the young lady tainted,
and during the excitement which this
caused the train robber walked quietly
into the baggage car and robbed the
United States mail. New York World.
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Paul Louis Courier, when bitterly as
sailed by French professor, quietly re
marked: 81 fancy he must BIO vexed
He calls me sacobin, rebel, plagiarist.
thief, poisoner, forger, leper, madman
impostor, calrmniator, Hbeler, horri-
bic, filthy, grimacing ragpicller. gath
or what he wants to say. He means
that he and | are not Of the same opin.
ion, and this is his only way of putting
it. "-ArROnaut
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HATS AND GOWNS,
OF Felt aud Velvet Crowns Of vsriou,
Shapes.

OF Felt and Velvet Crowns OF various
Shapes.
Winter millinery is rather extravagant
in its efforts ut originality. Ostrich
plumes are employed tn excess, and there
is q revival Of flowers and foliage made Of
feathers cut and trimmed to simulate
petals and leaves. Choux Of feathers are
made in the Same way.
Hats differ greatly in shape, many diff
ierent epochs being represented. There
are felt and velvet hats with very large
Trims and medium crowns loaded with
plumes; others with the brim lifted high
Oh the side, the space being filled with
clusters Of flowers, and still others with u
high, straight crown. Folts Of chestnut
brown in tho whole range Of tones arc
much liked at present. Smooth and shay
ny fclt are combined in the same hat, and
the crown Is sometimes made of braided
felt
Vignone, chcviot large diagonal ribbed
goods, poplin brocho mohair, diagonal mo-
hair, bounlo materials, English serge,
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Having met with the highest sue
cess in the manufacture and sale OF
the excellent liquid laxative remedy,
Syrup of Figs, 1t has become import
ant to all to have knowledge Of the
Company and il, products. The
great value of the remedy rs II medi-
cinal agent, and Of the CUmpany's
efforts, is attestcd by the sale OF
millions of b titles annually and 10y
the high approval of most eminent
physicians.
The California Fig Syrup Co. was
organized more than twelve years
ago, for the special purpose OF
manufacturing and selling u laxative
remedy, which would be more
pleasant to the taste and more benc.
fetal in its effects thar any Other
known. In the process of manuiact'
uring, figs are used, MS they are
pleasant to the taste, and healthiuI
, in their tendencies, but the medicina
properties of the remedy are obtained
from an excellent combination oI
plants known to be incidentally lax
ative, and to act most benefcially.
If in the enjoyment of good health
and the system is regular, then
| laxative or other remedies are not
needed. II afflicted with any actua
disease one may be commended II
the most skillful physicians, hut i
in need of II laxative, then on,
should have the bes. and with til,
well-informed everywhere, Syrup o
Figs stands highest and is mos
largely used and gives most genera
satisfaction.
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He looked at her earnestly. "You
have changed since last we met" he
said.
YES" she answered. "Those red
ones were causing so many runaways
that thought l would adopt pair of
more somber hue. indianapolis
Journal.
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II am thankful, observed the two
beaded girl as she drew her salary at
the box office. that l am not as others
are. detroit Tribune.
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Mr.. STANDARDIZATION, waiterl I
found some feathers in this frankfurter
Waiter-Yes, sir guess it was made
out of bird dog, sir.-Yonkers States.
man,
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HoNoLuLU, July Goth, 1891.

HoNoLuLU, July Goth, 1891.
MEosas. w. G. IRWIN 81 Co.. LTD.
Gl'NTLrMEN:--!n reply to- your in
curry as To how the Ideal koof Paint
You sold ne lasted; would say that
painted the roof Of my Louise IL months
ago with your Red Ideal Roof Paint,
and find il is as fresh and bright in ap.
pearance today as when first applied
looking as well as others lately painted
with other paints. ! am more than
tisfied.
]. q. ROCKWELL.
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Extract from catalogue of leading H.
brary; Sin the novels and stories mark
cd with an asterisk the happy couples
get married at the finish. Chronik
der Zeit.
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Have you leaky gutter9 If you
have, make it perfectly clean and dry,
apply good coat of No. p. and B.
Paint over the leaky spots; then take a
piece of stout Manila paper, or piece
Of common cotton cloth, paint it well IN
both sides; lay it over the first coat, CIV
ing the whole a final coat, and there
will be no more leak there. Or II the
whole gutter is bad, make it clean anil
dry, and apply a paste OF T.. & b. Paint
and Portland Cement
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Bodkins-Doctor, how can insomnia be
curedf
Doctor-Well, the patient should count
slowly and in a meditative manner 800, and
then
Bodkins-That's all very well, doctor,
but our baby can't count.-Life.
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The building papers are I, 2, 3, and
ply They come in rolls, each roll con-
tanning 1000 square feet. They are
water proof, acid and alkaii proof and
vermin proof. A house lined with build
ing paper is far cooler than ona that is
not. There is also cheaper grade of
paper adapted for use under mating
keeping out insects.
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He-The other night at the dance took
the same girl down to supper three times
She-She was very accommod ating, wasn't
Shef-Truth
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est wardrobes, where one or two wraps
must serve for tho seasons wear. A gar
ment for general and continuous wear
must be reserved and quiet looking in Or
der to remain fashionable and serviceable
to the last. Black or neutral tint Is
therefore the wisest choice for useful
cape as such one will go well with all
colors. An effective touch Is given by a
light silk lining but the tone of the silk
must BIO wisely chosen, with an eye to the
colors of the gowns over which the cape is
to be worn, for the lining is always more
or less visible and ought to be an addition
to the artistic appearance of the costume.
A picture is given Of IA new bodice in
tended for street wear, called the renais-
sance corsage. 1t is of black broohe silk
with red beige figures. The close fitting
bodice is set upon yoke of black velvet,
which is framed by bertha of black curl
ed feather trimming. The short basque
Is cut square and is edged, like the front,
with narrow feather trimming. The cuffs
of the gigot sleeves and the high, creme
lated collar are similarly edged.
JUDO CHoLLET.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-01-07
For SAN FRANCISCO:

Steamers of the above Companies will
call at Honolulu on their way from
Hongkong and Yokohama to the above
.l..a e N -. 1..tNa.