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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-27
Iosr. sTRAvED, AND FOUND.

lost. BETWEEN TWENTY THIRD
and Twenty-frst streets on Broad, or on
11 d. Railway and Electric-cars or
tH,,,asn Seventeenth and Franklin and
No n north Seventeenth street. ONE
SNfAIJ. LINK GOLD CUFF-BUTTON.
4 liberal reward II left at No. II north
eoyanteenth street. jy N-lt'
ros,r WHILE OUT DRIVING
r.,,redav evening, between Forest Hin
anS church Hill, a LARGE LINK GOLD
BRACELET, with a nickel lock taking
No four links. Finder VIII return II to
Nc 2lls Nj street between Twenty-first
and Twenty-second streets and receive
liberal reward. ~ -I-u
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BY George II. Valentine. Auctioneer.
500 east Broad street.
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CPECIAL AND LARGE SALE SILL
- yERwARE, CUTLERY, &C.
AUCTION SALE OF ROGERS'S TABLE
WARE. HARTFORD BEST SlLvEk-
PLATED WARE, RUSSELLS
EXTRA QUALITY KNIVES
AND FORKS, ETC.

Bv direction of a city dealer. discontinu-
ing this particular line OF business, 1 VIII
sell. at my salesrooIns, SO east Broad
Especial sale).
TUESDAY. JULY q, 1897,
at 1920 A. NJ. a very valuable line OF the
above goods. consisting OF RogerSs ~
Knives and Forks, Tea and Tablespoons
Hartford Company Best Plated Tea Sets,
Butter Dishes. Large Casters, etc; Rus
sell Cutlery. nice assortment OF carving
Sets. SugarSpoOns. Butter Knives, etc,
etc. Also. a large lot of cheaper grace
OF Cutlery, etc; one Large Wall case.
three sliding glass doors, base ABOUT IA
feet long.
Seats provided for ladies' Goods sold
in lots to suit purchasers.
GEORGE II. VALENTINE,
iy q Auctioneer.
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PROPOSALS.
Office Of City Engineer,
CitV Hall

Office Of City Engineer
City Hall.
Richmond, Va, July p, 1891
NOTICE.-SEALED 7 o y A J. >
,,,iII he received al this Office until WE'D
NEsDAY. July 18th. at O'Clock +. NJ,
az follows: ,ucnrHe Az,
LAYING GRANITE SPALL PAVING
I'm road-beds and cutters. and for
GRANITE CURBSTONES A ID
Tor tCoeSTISs1T'RUcTING TWO STREET
BASINS.
Locations Of work, explanations. and
specifications can be seen at this once
bids will be received for the whole or
for parts of the work, stating IN what
time the work can be done. Each Did 10
be accompanied by a certified check for
s2sO except for street basins, which VIII
require a check for so.
The Committee on Streets reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals Of
fered and TO give the contract as a
whole or in separate parts.
w. Il. CUTSHAW.
" 25-st City Engineer.
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BY c. II. Oliver, Auctioneer,
220 west Broad street.
DAYTON WAGON, PHAETON,
~ HOUSEHOLD FUNlTURE. &C, AT AUG
TONI will sell at my store


TONI will sell at my store
TO-DAY
at 1890 A. NJ, a full assortment OF House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, embracing
Oak Poplar, and Walnut Chamber SUITS
Wardrobes. Bedsteads. Bureaus, WASH
stands. Hallracks, Single and Double
Cotton-Top Mattresses, Couches, Lounges
Extension and other Tables, Chairs,
Woven-Wire Springs and Cots, Cook
Stoves. Bicycles, &c. Also,
one Excellent Dayton Wagon. one Nice
Phaeton city made. two New Plush Par
lor Suits, and two New Oak Buftets,
FRED. II. WILLIAMS,
81 81 Salesman.
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BY ]. r. Ward. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
DESIRABLE STOCK or GROCERIES
BY AUCTION.

nv virtue of a deed Of trust from Stout
q. 20 tn me as trustee, Of date OF July
Sist. and duly recorded, l will sell At
their old stand, No. 1l9 south Second
street. on
WEDNESDAY. JULY 2S 1891,
a 1890 A. NJ, the ENTIRE STOCK or
GROCERIES. NOTIONS, AND FIN
TURES as embraced in said deed-vll.'
drv and Toilet Soap. general assortment
Of Canned Goods, and everything usually
found i'm a first-class grocery. Also, y
cords Sawed Wood. Good Horses, l
Wagon. sets Harness. Show-Cases,
Desk &c This stock VIII be oilered as
a whole or sold i'm lots TO suit the trade
ard should command the attention OF the
public. This sale will continue from day
70 day until the stock is disposed or
T. NJ. LONG, Trustee.
y Ward. Auctioneer jyH
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FRIDAY. JULY 8O. ~.


all of the stock OF Watches. embracing
Ladies' and Gentlemen's N-Carat Cod
Gold-Flled. and silver Watches. Jewel.
~ Diamond and other Rings Pins
Watch and other Chains. Gun and CD.
lar Buttons sc; Mantel and Other
Clocks, Spectacles and Eye-Glasses. sc
-Four Metal-Framed Showcases.
One Unusually Fine. Large Diebold Fire.
and Burglar-Proof Jewelry Safe as
good as new;
All goods. wares and commodities In
said store. together with an book ac.
counts and other evidences OF debt due
10 the said Isaac Goddard. an inventory
OF which will be filed with the trustee
Mr. Goddard will sull continue his regi-
l9r repairing business IN the same store
TERMS: Cash FOR all sums OF 500 and
under: for all sums over 500. on credit
of sixty days. the purchasers notes Tor
such sales to be taken, with interest aid
ed and 10 be endorsed 10 the satisfaction
of the trustee.
GEORGE J. HOOPER. JR,
Trustee.
George w. Mayo. Auctioneer IS .
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Bv virtue Of a deed OF trust from Is,ae
Goddard to the undersigned trustee. any
recorded. l will sell by auction, 40 hs
store. No. 9O6 east Main street. % ND
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In execution Of a certain deed OF trust
from George H. Burgess and others
Frank ID. Hin and Frank T. sutton
trustees. dated May 81. 1923. and recorded
I'm the Clerks office Of Richmond Cham
Gerry Court, Deed Book li9 "B.' page ~,
which was given 10 secure the payment
of "A certain debt therein mentioned. d..
fault having been made I'm the payment
of said debt. and being required hy nc
beneficiary therein. | shall Ohe surviving
trustee) offer for sale at public auction,
upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 3. 1881.
at 6 o'clock j. NJ. The ABON E-MEN-
TONED PROPERTY. being the sams
conveyed by the deed OF trust hereinoe-
fore mentioned
The houses contain four or I'VE rooms
each. and are I'm a location that Will rent
we'll and pay handsomely on the Invest
ment.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses Of sale
all taxes TO day OF sale. and the sum ot
81 600. with interest from the 3lst day or
August 1896: the balance upon such terms
as the parties of the first shall pre-
scribe and direct, and in case OF ther
failure to give such direction, az sncl
time and i'm such manner as the trui'
tee shall think III.
FRANK r. SUTTON.
Surviving Trustee.
T. NJ. Workman & Co, Auctioneers.
IS y
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BY G. l.. & III. l.. Deno0n,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefa
S2i Main street.
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WANTED,
WANTED,

A GOOD SHOEMAKER. APPLY a
once at 24OO east Broad street. jy T-lt'
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YOU CAN BUY COLORED OR bIA''
DRESS GOODS

DRESS GOODS
for fall and winter at the lowest prlee'
that were ever quoted in America VIC
say this in order to save you iio'
than 80 per cent. in our present prices
p,ock and Colored New this fair)
Dress Goods. 50 inches wide esS. coo
RIack and Coored Broadcio'nS' ''0'
and 81 for $50 grade; ,.u. 900 for
5O-inch All-Wool Ladies |io'h' ''0'
an, 1he or or PRIEsTLEY's AND oTH Iis.ts
EIEE RLACK GOODS FOR LE go,
THAN THEIR COST THE fA"i
SEASON.
THE LACE STORY.
,s new and interesting one To-day
pricewlse especially so.
French Valenciennes Lace, a piece 90 OF
10 wards for 12c.; others al 10 anu -'O'
dozen wards. instead Of % and A0c.
Eine Narrow Net-Top Oriental baces'
SC. a yard; cost Fec. ,,s+o.d of
Wide Medici Lace, and &C., insteau VI
Linen inc. Torchon Lace a piece of l2 yards
for &c. a. q
Linen Sevilla Lace. new design, 1l2c.
yard, instead of &c. ,....,
wide Linen Torchon Lace, skirurs
width, &c. a yard.
MATTINGs.
Heavy Bingo Mattings. seamless, ~
mounds to the roll, sold at ZOc.' no"
lie. a yard. 80. ,a roork
Fleets sold at 15c., now Sc. yaIu.
Fancy Bingo Mattings. inlaid designs.
rnversibIe patterns sold at Csc, now
All the %. 30. and 95c. Linen Warp Mat
tings carpet patterns, all colors' now
Mating Mats 60 inches long, &c. from
No event this year has been of more
Importance than
THE UOUsEwARE SALE
al this time. with more than 100 packages
OF new European importations that have
come ahead of the new tariff duty. The
saving is a full third to our public:
CHINA.
Handsomely Decorated Tea Sets. con-
eistinp OF TEAPOT Sugar, Dreamer,
and two Cups and Saucers, for S9c.
Carlsbad China Dinner Sets that were
so for sll.O. ~. ,.
3-quart Rockingham Tea-Pots' warrant
ed fire proof. for l4c.
Decorated Individual Buffers. lc. each.
Large Decorated China Berry or cream
Bowls 19c., from CSC
Stone Jars. lot plShiiiib VI PiN0~A' ''o'
&c. a gallon.
FRUIT-JARS.
Mason's Porcelained-Lined Top Fruit
Jars:
Pint size, 29c. a dozen.
Quart size 39c. a dozen
HaIf-Gallon size. i9c. a dozen
Half-Pint Tin Top Jelly Glasses, &c.
each.
SCREEN DOORS AND WINDOWS.
Walnut-Stained Screen Doors, 3Sc. each,
from T5c.
Fancy Grill Doors. 79c.. from S.25 and
$50.
SOC. Adjustable Screen Windows. 2jc.;
30c. Windows. 15c. 2Oc. Windows, lOc.
ATORS.
Hard Wood Refrigerators, with porce-
lain-lined water coolers. large enough
for a family of eight persons. for $50
Large-Size Refrigerators, with porce-
lain-lined water cooler, will hold 10
pounds of ice; makers price s2i; spe-
cial for to-day, SO
IS North-Star Ice-Chests for 1876.
THE COHEN CO.
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Fon SALE.

A BEAUTIFUL. WELL-GkADHD..8 a. 81,
IMPROVED LOT on the easi ~, ca
south Third street. fronting Z ,vsea
the street and extending bacA a,s-r,s
narallel lines 40 feet 20 an aiS{, "a
'@ ~ rot sit east Main street
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,,,,I r,r.rr AR raIvATE s,LE

WHEN REAL ESTATE is SOLD ~. -
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT 800
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAN mi.
RATA BY THE VENDOR AND i'''
VENDEE ....l.
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BY T. NJ. WORKMAN a Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. 1913 east Main street.
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WANTED,

OCCUPANTS FOR SEVERAL PLEA
SAINT Rooms. with board; also. Table
Boarders Terms moderate. Mrs. NJ. a.
HERBERT. 10 north Fifth street.
fy Q-1nn
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7ADIEsI oChichester's English PeOnyoyal Pills
N Diamond bfasd are the Best.S safe. RELIABLE.
- Tske otner. send ic., stamps, Tor pallsfH Keller
for L,dIssD " LttTra By Return Mall. a, Druggists
Chichester Chemical Co.. Pbilida.' Pa.
Oy 18th, Su&Tu1y)
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TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE

FOUR FRAME TENEMENTS OF THH
NORTH SIDE OF CANAL,
BETWEEN FOURSHEE AND ADAMs
STREETS.
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BY George W. Mayo, Auctlone,r.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
ne

MIR. ISAAC GODDARDS ENTlRa
STOCK OF
WATCHES, JEWELRY. CLOCKS. JEW.
ELLER'S SAFE, SHOWCASES. sc.
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WANTED.

BOARDERS FOR THE SUMMERTIME
or six gentlemen or ladies-no children.
Nice rooms. excellent board. reasonable
rates. Address Mrs. X. L. COOKE. Box
1lS. Waynesboro'. Va. jy 25-3t'
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FOR CASH. A HIGH-GRADE SECOND
Hand Bicycle in good order Address
SCORCHER, Post-Office Box 45, city.
Nv N-lt~
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BY J. Thompson Brown & Co.,
fll3 Main street
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06
A Club for Fat Men.

Under the title of Les Cents KiIos. 4
club of fat men has been established in
Paris. The weight indicated by the name.
something less than sixteen stone, repre-
sents, of course, the minimum qualifica-
tion of membership, and cannot be re-
gaIded as excessive. But among the
forty-tive comraueS in obesity already en-
rolled some are said TO attain the respect
able figure OF $50 pounds and every man
who joins is expected to increase his bulk
by all reasonable means. The rules
of the association enioin eating, drinking
and sleeping as much as possible and
avoiding all work that is not absolutely
necessary. Ltdies are strictly banished
from ali social gatherings, for their pres.
ence is regarded as Incompatible with the
proper assimilation of food and the devel-
opment of adipose tissue. Two house
dinners on a gargantuan scale are to be
held every year. The pride of the insti-
tuition up to now is Oliver Flomont, the
heaviest conscript in France. He weighs
at present thirty-four stone and has girth
of about six feet and, like the baby in the
show, is said to be "still growing" g."-Man-
chester (England) Guardian.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

Violet and light blue is one of the latest
color combinations, and new rich ma
genta peach tint, said to be sin gulaTiy be-
coming, has lalely been discovered.
Miss NJ A Crabb of London mas just
completed fan which is quite a wonder
ful piece of work; it was exhibited last
month. 1t is composed of chicken skin.
on which IS painted the scene represent
ing the marriage of Queen Victoria and
Prince Albert. II is adapted from the
painting by Sir George Hayter, now SO
famous. Inside the border are the mi
tials V. A interlaced, the crown Of Eng
land, the collar of the garter and the
decorations of oak leaves, roses, sham
rocks and thistles.
The modish New York matrons are
quite delighted with the latest gloves in
soft fawns and browns, most deIicataly
perfumed, that have just arrived from
Europe. as well as the exquisite handker-
chiefs that are more cobwebby than ever
Some have the dainties colored borders
imaginable.
Nightdress cases made of gorgeous satin
brocade. lined with satin 20 match, having
one corner turned over, on VIII ch is sewn
piece of fine Valenciennes lace. are much
liked by some. Small brocaded pin
cushions, with full lace ruche, are coming
into favor again.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

mainly in charming little check patterns
green, mauve, black and gray being COM
bined with white. 1t offers itself per-
suasively for blouses. The other two
materials are of the gauze variety. Dali
ghali crepe is like chiffon. but infinitely
superior to that perishs bic article in wear
ing qualities, and Offering the further
advantage of being cheaper. Then there
is the Agra gauze. This is very soft and
silky and makes the most delightful frills
and fchus. 1t promises TO be very much
worn. and this indeed applies to all of
these newcomers.
But with all the Juror that exists for
transparent stuffs of every variety, mus
Inns will hold their own in popularity.
One of the prettiesi afternoon dresses
have seen this season is of the tlme-hon-
ored spotted variety. It is made over q
msize-colored foundation of silk glace,
while circling interminably around the
sleeve is cream lace. The muslin of the
bodice and skirt has insertions of the lace,
and the crush belt is of green glace silk.
Taking it as a whole nothing could be
more charming or more becoming. No
woman's wardrobe this season will be
deemed complete without at least one of
these pretty and inexpensive frocks.
Lingerie being after of necessity, we
are always glad to have new ideas con-
cerning possibilities in that direction, and
especially something entirely new. Nov
elites in silks and muslins are of almost
everyday occurrence, but something
really new in the way of flannel petit
coat is a genuine and most agreeable sur
prise. We call it a flannel petticoat, but
1t is really not flannel at all. 1t is made
OF a wooden, crepe-like material, quite
amenablo to the washerw oman, and
trimmed with 6ounces of lace. There are
three qualities to be obtained, an ALL
crepe, silk and wool crepe, and a
cotton crepe. They are mounted on
very thin silk bands, and are altogether
most desirable, as they are soft, light and
warm. In fact, this latest edition of the
flannel pettlcoat seems to offer all the ad-
vantages of the old one, without any of
the latter's draw backs.
A decided and somewhat startling
novelty in the way of yoke bodice de-
serves description. The yoke is made en-
tirely of coat-of- mail Jet, through whose
ghttering design steel serpent with en-
erald eyes makes its way up 10 the throat
The bodice itself is made of white lisse,
with frill of pale-yelow lace falling
from bust to waist. A few folds of emer.
a velvet form the belt, touch OF the
same color being discernible IN the full
frills at the throat. The skirt worn with
this unique bodice is made of one of the
new silks, in mauve and white checks.
striped with q narrow line of white satin.
1t is trimmed in a charming, old-fash-
ioned way with graduated rows OF black
velvet ribbon and little frills of lace.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

lurid pigment which after inundating the
town might also
The mutitudinous seas incarnadine,
Making the green one red.
Besides the language of the yells the
white hats also bear geometric and other
designs, a few of which are ballet girls in
various attitudes, coffins, owls and like
cheerful objects. Taey are usually applied
in red, and q thrifty sign pain ter in
Berkeley turns pretty penny" in his
specially OF rendering these hats "obje IS
dart" But there is one figure sometimes
seen on the white plug which, like tho hat
itself, has particular meaning. The first
year in college is regarded an arid season;
the studies are tedious AMI interest in
them is difficult to arouse. By the time
the May examinations heave in the fresh
men are disgusted with Bourdon's alGe-
bra and Minto's English literature. Ac-
cordingly they prepare to dispose of these
two scientific works in a manner appro-
pirate TO the degree of disdain in which
they hold them. A coffin is built, wagon
hired and brass band secured to play a
dlrge. Then, with fireworks TO burn
when the deed is done. they move from
some selected place beyond the college
ground toward the campus. 1t is there
proposed to conduct the paper Bourbon
and Mimic, encased IN the coffin, to where
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06
Cbitchat.

Emeralds and opals are at the present
moment enjoying a great vogue, and the
price of emeralds is rapidly increasing
Not long ago a seven-carat emerald readily
sold for $4,000. Indeed, these gems are the
jewels OF the moment Diamonds alone
are not nearly so fashionable, almost al
ways now being seen in com bination with
other stones.
The pretty fin de steele French women
have made ears most unfashionable-that
is to say, they must not be visible, the
hair being drawn to cover them SO con-
pIetely that there is no trace of their ex-
istence left.
Killed lace of the pattern OF edelweis is
appearing on both hals and bonnets. 1t
makes handsome stock collars also.
With summer frocks and shirt waists
the Normandy girdle promises to be pop
ular. 1t Is composed of bias folds of silk,
is pointed in front and boned. A buckle
or clasp tastens it.
Pouched Dodices are again enjoying a
very considerable vogue, some of the
latest models being pouched back and
front. A wide folded belt is usually worn
made of black satin when the wearer de-
sires to look slender.
English girls will all wear the Victoria
tie this summer, because it is decided dIy
becoming, being of white tulle, which is
tied under the chin in a large bow. II
may be worn with any gown and has a
softening and most becoming effect on the
majority of faces. Plump maidens. alas
cannot indulge in this fad. for the looms Of
the bow are spread out fan-shaned and
form billowy waves of tulle. Nearly q
yard and half of tulle is used, so the
fashion is an expensive one, as to wear
such bow more than a half dozen times
would be an impossibillty.
Astrakhan lace is novelty and is no ade
of silk; is light and airy and is said to look
like the old-fa shioned Honiton. The pat.
tern is defined by close loops of silk.
Equally new are the Fedora pleatincs O.
white lisse, with deep frills of black lace
attached to ruffie which has long end.
in front.
The tailor-made canvas dresses for sum
mer wear are extremely fashionable anc
equally expensive, but the results justify
the outlay in most cases.
Beautiful is an EN- broid cred screen O
cream satin framed in gold. 1t has thre,
graduated panels. Birds and flowers. witt
an odd rlbbon design, are most cleverIy in
troduced in exquisitely tinted silks
Rather dainty wedding gift, is it mott
Truly lovely is q little cabinet covered
with vellum. On each side of the tiny
brass handles on the drawers flower
spray is worked and the top is m broid.
cred with flowers. Such cabinets are
made like small chests of drawers, and
vary, of course, in size. Some are covered
with brocade, others with satin. the mos,
charming colors being used. such as vel
low, pale blue, pink, ereen, ETC., but ]
think those of pure white embroid cred
with ribbons and flowers are most desira.
hla although, to be sure. most perisha bic.
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06

At last we have q skirt that may be worn
with a shirt waist, without OF ening down
the back at inopportune moments or slip
ping below the belt. This new idea is
worthy of special consideration, and is be-
coming deservedlY popular. 1t is intended
for wear with the bolero now so much
worn and opens at one side of the
front, thus obviating any possible
separation at the placket hole. The shape
is excellent. Cut without any fullness at
the back, it yet sets admirably. 1t is nm
ished at the waist, which is absolute v
tight, with a neat Peter,hsm band. This
skirt would be particularly desirable
for country wear, for, on account
of its peculiar make. it would look equally
well for cycling or tennis use. When
worn by wheelwoman the new cycling
hat now coming into favor would be most
suitable. This novelty is made very SIM
ply, consisting merely of knitted Tam
o Shanter mounted on a velvet band.
trimmed at one side with q couple OF
quilts and bunch of flowers
The woman whose idea of enjoyment in
summer consists chiefly OF boating has a
variety OF wraps to choose from and must
be unfortunate indeed if some one among
them does not become her. We have the
long coat ulster in the ever useful blue
cloth faced with white. Then there is the
short cape form. These latter show de-
cided novelty in being arranged to button
over the shoulders 50 that they can be
worn in circular form or open to admit
the arms. These capes have admirable
points and may be used for driving also.
L 4 1,
are modified in so many WAYS as TO prac-
ticaliy become entirely different in style,
Despite the endless variety of materials
we are already familiar with there are
always new ones which find their way to
public favor. Among the move ties for
this season there are three which seem to
deserve particular mention. First there
is a new fa brio which is called "Louisine. "
1t is kind of poplin, much thinner than
the ordinary variety and is to be found
The San Francisco call., 1897-06-06
UPHELD THE COURT.
Superior Judge Daingerfield Says JuI.
tice Groezlngsr Acted Within
His n ITS,

The Pacific Sash Weight and Foundry
Company received a setback on Friday In
its suit against the Justice Court before
Superior Judge Daingerfield.
The suit was based on an allegation that
Justice Groezinger had refused to accept a
bond on appeal and that the case com.
planned of lad not been regularly tried.
Attorney Perry, for the defendant, en-
tered general demurrer to the complaint.
and in speaking on tue matter Judge
Daingerfield intimated that the plaintiff
had not made out case ana that the
acts complained OF were discretionary
with the Justice.
He was abou: to dismiss the case. when
the attorney for the plaintiff asked for
a stay. in which to produce authorities
and was granted five DAYS.