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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-03

Shirt
Waists.
14,4oo separate pieces Of
Shirt-WaistS. The materials
include Percale, Lawn, Madras,
Dimity, and Dotted Swiss.
The styles are in perfect
form-yoke backs, full fronts,
with detachable collars.
The making is neat and
thorough.
Original prices were 75c.
to $3.50.
The present prices are:
All at $3.50 or less, soc.
All betwcen $3.50 and
1926, Use. ,a
All between 1926 and
$3.50, 81.
The remarkable cheapnesS
of these Shirt-waists will GER
tainly render their stay here
very short. .' ..',I
Women's HAD it not stormed all
1.onN. Friday there would not
1asNets' remain any of the re-
markable bargains in fine Jackets at
Ten Dollars.
1t was only last week the same
Jackets were $50 to S35-not one in
the entire offering wa worth less than
$40. ...0.
Second floor. broadway.
Govf HALF price is tho text in
co" Wonlen's Jackets, Wraps,
NapeS Capes. On the last day
of last year we lifted an importers
little load of Golf Capes on the terms
of the period-fifty per cent. off.
Among them are choice double
faced Shawl Capes, many with rich
plaidS inside. Others have rich silk
Innings. Both circular and shaped back
styles. .,,.....
Prices were ST. to $50.
Prices are $3.50 to SIS.
, VoIou. Big news brightly told.
ce'o"' One hundred and fifteen
Iapes. is the total number of
Velour Capes now here. A richer COL
lection is not owned by any Amer
ican house. They are all imported,
perfectly made, elegantly trimmed and
are most especially suited to matronly
women. 1t would be hard to exagger-
ate the beauty and elegance Of this
stock. But the prices are divided by
two this morning.
Reduced from s4S to $126.
Reduced to S25 to $75.
Second floor.
Women's Gloves AR RRn today
A Great Event. Is and 2o-button
length white and black kidskin glace
gloves. To-day'S retail values are
12-button length, $3.50
16-button 'engtll, S275
20-button length, s..
The surprise is in the price
Sl.25
for all lengths-and they'll not stay
long.
Tenth street.
Handkerchiefs, BE assured that
whatever the price
these Handkerchiefs are Linen. They
must be in order to enter this house.
These mentioned below are all fairly
priced; some reduced from already low
figures.
For MEN.
At 81 doz.-Plain white, hemstitched.
At Sf.25 doZ-EXcellent white, hemStitched;
different width hens.
At SOC. each-PariS novelties, in plaid and
figured designs, very swell, were 81.
FOR WOMEN.
At 81 doz.- Plain white, hemstitched.
At St.2o doz.-Plain white, hemstitched;
regularly one-hllf more.
At Sc doz.-Fine quality, plain white, hem
stitched; regularly 50. y
Broadway.
Rascal, :, STOUT tan colored
Dd,Sani !" Harvard CalfSkin
Mems Shoes. Shoes for men
double extension soles, made IN i'm
proved bulldog lasts. They are a reg
ular Three Dollar line-and cheap at
that. Having several other lines of
similar shoes at the same price, we de-
sire to close these and make the price
Two dollars.
They are essentially winter shoes,
and the worst of the winter is yet to
come. Who'll get them? They are
prizes.
Fourth avenue an l Ninth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-03
Room Gowns

At Si.25.-Of Flanns,stte in pretty stripes.
round yoke front and back, collar, cuffs
and yoke trimmed with embroidery in
Sertion.
At 81. 5o.-Of Flannelette, light grounds with
stripes of pink or blue; made bishop
shape with yoke back rutfle of ribbon
to match on Sleeves and neck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-03

Night Gowns
At 3Sc-Of Muslin, 2 styles; square yoke
of 2 rowS of insertion and cluster OF
plaits, rolling collar and sleeves trimmed
with neat embroidery; Empire style, with
embroidery shield, large collar. with cam
brio ruffle, sleeves trimmed
At 5oc.-N, Muslin, Q styles, high neck,
with pointed yoke, 2 rows of embroidery
insertion, cambria rufile on neck and
sleeves; square yoke, v neck OF embroid-
cry and cluster of plaits.
AT 6sc.-Of Muslin, 3 styles, high neck,
trimmed with embroidery, or cambria
ruffle on neck and sleeves; square yoke
with V front, trimmed with embroidery
on yoke, neck and sleeves.
At 7sc.-Of Muslin, 2 styles; Empire style,
with large revers, trimmed with embroid-
cry; also a high neck, with square yoke,
trimmed with 4 row. of embroidery in
sertion and clusters Of plaits, embroidery
on neck and sleeves.
At S5c.-Ot fine Muslin, 3 styles; high neck
or v neck, trimmed with neat embroid-
ery and insertion. or yoke of clusters of
plaits; with large collar and cuffs hem
stitched.
At ooc.-Of fine Muslin; high neck, square
front, trimmed with large ruffle of EN-
broidery and ribbon.
At $i.-Of fine Muslin or Cambria, s styles f.;
high necks, V necks or Empire; trim
med with embroidery and insertion Z;
Others hemstitched yokes with clusters
OF plaits; some with the entire yoke Of
clusters of small plaits; some ribbon
trimmed
At $i.5o.-Of extra quality Muslin or Cam
brio, 3 styles; trimmed with handsome
embroideries and insertions, high necks,
Empire, or with large sailor collars
At $i.75.--Of extra quality Muslin or CAM
brio, 4 styles; trimmed with handsome
embroideries, high and square neckS;
some with large ruffles around the yoke;
Others ruffle over shoulder, and some
with strips OF insertion from neck to
waist; finished with ribbon.
Others in Cambrics, Nainsooks and fine
MuSlins, trimmed with choice embroid-
cries and handsome laces; values up to $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-03
Housekeeping Linens.

THE general manager Of our Linen interests IS in Belfast this
morning. He was there last June and July, engaged in specific
plans for the business of to-day-the first Monday of the New
Year.
many years before equally strong statements can be made con-
corning Linens for domestic uses. We also believe that no other
American house can ~truthfully duplicate what follows.
Before the enactment of the last tariff bill we bought Linens
very largely in New York, Ireland, Belgium and Germany; Our
European purchases were rushed forward and delivered here
before the increased duties were in effect. We have held great
lots of these goods until now in original packages sliags T. that ?t, we n; might
Special January offerings. This IS the last time we can quote
old tariff prices. They average twenty per cent. below the present
market. Thrifty housekeepers will make good use OF this chance
at linen bargains .' . .,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-03
Short White PettiCOats

At 25c.-Of Muslin, cambria rufie, with
hem and cluster of plaits.
At $500 Muslin, lawn ruffle with hem
and one row of hemstitching.
At 5oc.-Of Muslin, umbrella ruffle, trimmed
with embroidery.
At 8sc.-Of Cambria, umbrella ruffle Of
lawn. trimmed with torchon lace and
insertion.
Others, lace or embroidery trimmed, up to
S275.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-03

to marry her. Battorglio said he
Intended to marry the girl next week. He will
be arraigned in The Butler Street Court to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-03
FlanneIette Dressing SaCques

At 75c.-In pretty light stripes; Empire
style, with large sailor collar, trimmed
with torchon lace on collar, front and
sleeves.
At SIN light stripes, high neck, with large
sailor collar and rufile on skirt; trimmed
with torchon lace and ribbon at neck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-03
White PettiCOatS

At 35c.-Of Muslin, rutle of cambria with
plaits above.
At soc.-Of Muslin, 2 styles, deep Spanish
flounce with hem and cluster of plaits, or
ruffle of cambria, with three rows of hem
stitching and plaits above.
At 75c.-Of Muslin, umbrella ruffle of CAM
brio, trimmed with embroidery; dust
ruffle.
At 8sc.-O Muslin, umbrella ruffle of lawn,
deep hem and one row of henStitching;
dust ruffle.
At 9oc.-Of Muslin, umbrella ruffle of lawn,
trimmed with deep ruffle OF embroidery,
cluster of plaitS.
At $i.-Of Muslin, 3 styles, with umbrella
ruffle, trimmed with deep embroidery
ruffle; Others trimmed with wide inser-
ton, or cotton torchon lace and insertion.
At $t.25.-Of Muslin, 2 styles; umbrella
ruffle, trimmed with Q narrow ruffles or
one deep ruffle of embroidery.
At S.. 5o.-Of Muslin or Cambria, 2 styles I;
umbrella ruffle with deep rufle of en-
broidery, or a lawn rutfle with a deep hem
and 4 rows of hemstitching.
At &f.75.--Of Muslin Or Cambria, 6 STYLES;
trimmed with embroideries and inser-
tions; others lace trimmed; some have 2
small ruffles on the umbrella rufle.
At S2--Of fine Muslin or Cambria UNI
brella ruffle, trimmed with deep rufle
of handsome embroidery one style with
a row OF insertion above ruffle.
At s. 5o.-Of Cambria, 3 styles; umbrella
ruffle with deep ruffle of handsome en-
broidery; some trimmed with insertion
above.
At $2.75-Of Cambria, 5 styles; umbrella
ruffle, trimmed with torchon lace and in
~sertion; Others with handsome embroid-
cries and rows of insertions.
Other styles trimmed with lace and hand
SOM embroidery up to $40.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-03

Index to
Store News

All our announcements
are to be taken seriously.
This advertisement con-
tains special bargain infor-
nation concerning
Women's Muslin Under
WeGr..
French Lingerie.
Infants and Young Chill
dren's Clothing.
Women's Imported Golf
Cdpes.
Women's Velour Capes.
Women's Jackets.
Black and Fancy Dress
Silks.
Shirt Waists
Women,s Cloves.
Handkerchief.
Tapestry Remnants.
Irish Point Sash Curtains
Mems Shoes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-03
Corset Covers

Corset Covers
At Sc.-Of Cambria, high back and square
neck front, trimmed with embroidery
and pearl buttons.
At i8c.-Of Cambria, 4 styles, trimmed
with embroideries, high back and square
front; low neck front and back V front
and back.
At 2Sc.-Of Cambria, 8 styles; square neck
front and back others V front and high
back some V front and back all trimmed
with wide embroideries.
At 3oc.-Of Cambria, 2 styles; trimmed
with embroidery square front and back,
or square front and V back.
At 35c.-Of Cambria, 5 styles; trimmed
with embroidery and some with insertion;
square necks and V necks some high back
and Others low back.
At Soc-Of Cambria, 7 styles trimmed
with embroiderieS, some with insertions 4;
others lace trimmed square, v and round
necks; some have armholes trimmed.
At 65c.-Of Cambria, round neck, trimmed
with deep rufle of embroidery, armholes
trimmed.
At 75c.-Of Cambria, 4 styles; trimmed
with fine embroiderieS; some with inser-
tons square and V necks.
At S5c-Of Cambria, V front and back /;
trimmed with fine %embroiderieS and in
s%ertions armholes trimmed.
At $f.-Of Cambria, 3 styles: trimmed with
neat ~embroideries, insertions and rib
bons; round, and square necks.
And many other styles of lace or embroid-
cry trimmed, up to S2.75.
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SuCllISCS
At 1Sc.-Of Muslin, round neck, trimmed
with cambria ruffle.
At 25c.-Of Muslin, 2 styles; corded band.
with open front square neck, trimmed
with cotton .torchon lace, and embroid-
cry insertion and plaits.
At ,35c.-Of Muslin or Cambria, 3 styles
round necks, corded band, open front;
yoke Of torchon insertion and plaits
yoke Of embroidery and plaits.
At 5oc.-Of Muslin or Cambria, 3 styles,
square and round necks open and closed
fronts; trimmed with embroidery and
insertion, clusters of plaits.
At 65c.-Of Cambria or Muslin, 2 styles;
round necks, trimmed with embroidery.
At 75c.-Of Cambria and fine Muslin, 3
styles; trimmed with neat embroidery
and torchon lace; square and round necks.
At $i.-Of Cambria and Nainsook, 3 styles;
square and found necks. trimmed with
handsome embroidery and insertion.
Others. lace or embroidery trimmed, up
to S. so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-03
Boa,Losper Maher KILLED.

Fourth avenue an / Ninth street.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
1.-THE FIRST BORN"
 A HEAVY. WEIGHT.
Clever Burlesque of the Famous
 Chinese Drama at the  s. s Verein.
Excellent Music and a Book That AbOunded With Local
 Hits.

s. L. Alderman gave his fellow mem- bers of the Verein and their friends a taste of his keen wit, good-natured fun and all-round cleverness in his bur lesque of Francis Powers celebrated Chinese drama, "The First Born" pre- scented as the piece-de-resistance at the entertainment in honor of the New Year at the Verein Club rooms last evening.
 Alderman told the tender little tale with all the conciseness of the great Powers, only he omitted the tender ness and the little" parts. His Chang Toy had arrived at the age of discre- ton when he no longer counts his years. and when his ''too too solid flesh' had to be hauled from off the fatal roof by the eminently picturesque apparatus employed to lower thou sand-pound safe from sixth story window.
 The touching tale of oriental life was told for the most part in song. E. M. Rosener composed the music and in- vested his subject with a true Chi nese spirit"
 The play was mounted with the origi- nal scenery that was used at the Alca- gar in the initial production, and the Chinese supers who travelled all the way to London to show the Cockneys how we do things out West, again as- stunned the parts they had created.
 Alderman gave his conception of the role of Chang Wong" and Dr. Newman won golden laurels as little Chang Toy" the first born.
 Joseph Sloss had to get messenger boy to carry off his mash notes,'' he was so "cute" as "Loi Tsing," the slave girl
 Joseph Dinkelspiel scored a marked triumph as the villainous Man Low Yek'
 Between the acts of the burlesque there was an excellent vaudeville pro- gramme, to which the clever club mem- bers contributed.
 At midnight an elaborate supper was served. after which dancing was in augurated and continued until early morning.
 Four hundred and fifty guests en- loved this fashionable clubs hospi- fo1i
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01

 and tried for murder, but he was ac- quilted by the Coroner's jury; . The relocation had no effect upon the | Gold Ridge Company, for it went right on, ignoring the new organization and the treachery of Phelan, although the members of the new company put in several thousands of dollars in devel- oping the mine. ss F Last october the dead body. of Dan OConnor was found on the road near the mine, and Phelan was arrested for the crime. He was tried in Downie- vile, Sierra County, and was con- victed, and is now serving a sentence of twenty-five years in the State Prison. It was shown that he waited for O'Cennor, and when he rode past Phelan fired upon him from behind a tree. Why it was done was never really found out, but the old miners refer to that deadly duel on the hill, and say probably O'Connor knew too rnnch
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.
Extraordinary Value Represented in
 Hoods Coupon Calendar.

The above heading is true, not only as to the number of copies of Hoods SarsapariIla Coi- pon Calendar for 1898. but 1t is true in the more material sense in which we are all in- terested-the money sense., or the dollars and cents so to speak.
 First. let us say that while it Is the con- stant aim of c. l. Hood & Co. to make their Calendar for every year handsomer than any of its predecessors. there is no question that in the issue of 1898 they have succeeded fin sur- passing all previous efforts in artistic beauty Those who are familiar with the best efforts of gifted artists in water colors, and with the productions of the color printers will appre- ciate this Calendar as representing marvellous color effects and embossed work, few years ago considered almost impossible. The lovely chiId's head is in a round, gold frame. sur- rounded by sprays of flowers in mosaic, mak- ing dainty and charming picture Nearly 6,c0o.000 copies of this Calendar have been given away to the people of the country through the druggists. See announcement on page 2
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
FIRE MARSHAL
 INVESTIGATING
The Seal Rock House Fire Might Have Been Due to
 an Accident.

The supposed incendiary fire at the Seal Rock House Thursday night. told exclusively in yesterdays Call. was in- vestigated by Fire Marshal Towe yes- terday.
 The Fire Marshal telephoned to Henry Dosher, the proprietor. to call at his office. Dosher did so yesterday morning, and said the story in The Call was substantially correct.
 Dosher accompanied Towe to the premises, and Towe began his inyesti- gation thoroughly. It never occurred to Dosher or his wife or any one of tbA others that the fire might have been accidental.
 Mrs. Rose M. Alldack, wife of Dosb- CTS stepson, called at the resort early in the evening and wanted Iiquor, which was refused. She went away. returning later, and it was thought at- tempted to burn down the place by set ting fire to the curtains in the room in the upper floor. It was supposed she had done so because she had been re- fused liquor, and also because her bus band had commenced suit for divorce from her.
 All the circumstances pointed to ehe conclusion that she had deliberately set fire to the curtains Her flight fro1 the room after the curtains took fir4 was in itself a suspiciods circum stance against her.
 The lamp was on a small table be tween the curtains. She was seen aftel placing the lamp on the table to wall toward the door and close it, and it i! just possible that the draught caused by shutting the door might have mad, the flame in the lamp leap up and se fire to the curtains
 No action will be taken until the Fire Marshal has an opportunity of ques- tioning Mrs. Alldack, who is only 2 years of age
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
RESCUED FROM A DIVE. Carrie Jonsen Will Be Sept to Her
 Mother in Wotsonville.

Carrie Jansen, pretty, innocent looking girl, was arrested Thursday night in the Mascot dive on Kearny street and charged with vagrancy. She was released on $500 bonds.
 When the case was called in Judge Conlans court yesterday the Judge was told that the girls mother, a widow, lived in Watsonville, and was breaking her heart over the wayward- ness of her daughter.
 The Judge questioned the girl who said she left home about two months ago, but soon after she got here was taken to one of the dives. She was willing to go back home.
 The Judge ordered her into custody. making her bonds 5000, and the police have sent for the girls mother.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
GOT BETWEEN TWO CARS. Adam Miller. Cigor-Moker, Hod
 His Left Lea Broken.

Adam Miller. a cigar-maker living at 1S1 South Park. was crossing Third street yesterday afternoon, between Bryant and Folsom streets, when he got between car going south and another going north. He was struck by one of the cars and knocked down.
 He was taken to the Receiving Hos pital in the patrol-wagon, where it was found that his left leg was broken. He considered himself fortunate in es- caping with his life.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
Wife Hos the Propsrtv.

An application was filed in the Superior Court by Robert F. Howe yesterday for an order to restrain his wife, Ellen Howe, from disposing of $1e00 worth of his wife has the possession of the prot,- erty, and unless restrained by the order of court she may manipulate it in d man husband,
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01

The Skaguay and Lake Bennett Tramyay Company offers limited amount of stock for sale. s25 per share.
 This is the only road that will be ready to transport passengers and freight from steam ship landing to the Yukon by early spring. Agency at room 1s. Crocker building
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
Georae Rllsy Set Frea.

A charge of burglary against George Riley was dismissed by Judge Wallace yesterday morning on motion of the Dis trict Attorney, who stated that there was not sufficient evidence against the ac- cused to assure his conviction.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
Jobn Wood Sentenced.

John Wood. convicted of a charge of grand larceny for having relieved Jenny Wright of Redlands of s250, was sen- Wallace yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-01
Gae Consumers, Association.

Sl6 Post street. established 1878, reduces gas bills from 20 to 70 per cent, attends to ali complaints, furnishes new tips and burners, controls the pressure automati- caliy, thus preventing the breakage of globes.
 Electrical Department Attenos to all complaints connected with electric bells and gas lighting apparatus Electric meters tested. Tel Main TIT.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-18
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9en I7oe 5ebruar 1898.
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bar en- taIris 6oridmIius tiIitebe. Oct
pifts fig, at be optyaosnbe baOos spet
fig spbt for oenne aoncsrt, oa ale
9umere, iom cares, bar gobe.
Gftsrat Grieitret bapoe ipilst ct
Stptte mssst reipettabsIt, fang bet
fore 6oussstor Fsre 9anss. aOrst
fang sOOt iainmsn os pi'te en- fortraf
feliq 2eoeI'e, men Der tunbs gierne
bare Iunaet meb meget mere Stp %
Strait. man mao Hippo fig Los" os
inugs al fuIbt 9jsrte. Oct bebIte pso
Ronterten bar "9anbsns" Rumere.
Den bar fimpsGtbsn BppsrIig, 20 bet er
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bporai snlelte bar meget Daniteligs,
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be oprigtio Glaoe al benns aoncert,
% bet sr piTt ct almtnoeligt Enite at
faa bsrs nogst IiesIaa goot Inart igien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-18
SIaomanosforoen til
Svoen.
5oriiRt elit ira 2bsa Sibs.

pad 3ilbasepsisn FINITE Slight og
Douebtrp os en- Garm t Rarbeben af
gpsn. 20 5pitere fra Disconfin oprs
teos ben. Gn al benz er gift meb en-
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berboIot os meb benoe paa Woberss
maaIet os fanot, at BUN liter fig sobt |
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lib paa Gftsrmibbagen tom Sranet
fra MontsomerD, og Ri maatte Iige
bore 9enner | Gorbele Sarpel. Snart
balebe SoIen; % be fDGre 5urufope,
hi for igiennsm, inbbbaebes / Msrte.
Siit og Der iad Ri unoerlige 2ps. Oct
bar 5rGsr % Rsbbsr, iom branbte.
Slben bruges t Georgia til at rnbos
Stopen for Sorooprteren. Ssnpso
Mionat bar Ri / Sapanna9.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-18
6n aamnleI Settler pannret bort.

Mr. Sobn Scott | Galmar, en- al
Dinnefbeit Gpuntps pionersr, ofsit
psb 0sben 2orsbag IibIts llse | en- als
Der at rogst oper 50 aar eftsr en- 8
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| Reip gort State pg fptteoe / 1916
til Racine, Bis. Ssnere orog ban til
California % boeoe / Sacramento 8
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/ Galmar, | Is Idr - fra 1866 til
1884 qo'tmeiter oa Grpressa 9ent pe
brep iomtibie bermeo I'm gants %
Sanbelsforretnin9 til 1890. Senere
bar ban pRret fpSieliat meb Qsfus
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fig Gnte og en- SIN. Seardpelien bar
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