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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16

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Correspondence Of the Register
MoRoAsrowS, November IA.
An occasional communication from
this modern Athens" will, perhaps,
not be out Of place, even though 1t con-
tains nothing OF any especial interest to
q majority Of the readers OF the RfdIs-
TER. There seems TO be very little that
is new under the sun for Morgantown
correspondent to write about. The PEG.
pie OF this staid old town for 10! these
many days, have been agitating the rail-
road question, and the construction OF
the Pittsburgh, West Virginia and
Southern road from Pittsburgh, by way
OF Carnicheals and Mt. Morris to this
place, thence TO Grafton, has come tobe
considered "flxed fact" The ener-
getic portion of the community have
been kept in high spirits by tho
fattering prospects OF the Mar
row Gauge" 1t has been the all
sU nv ons 'Gp'e ". ~ S;'.h naIanJ ,j ,bs
i"e po.a ~ o"' un'stn 'enoo' -
yo'is men NJ INC ."''ei"n!, :" II
oraliohs, al""ysspeah VI " w Wv. Cpl ~
hioric style: isl'lnS s'a 9..'' ,sa "a
Way 'lls'nua.e .e'' ,''s '' ~ ,p rn 80
,a'.s w., VI Wv. tao ,' ;ha, ~" n",.;, world il
, lug " ;u ~" avian, he loser from
w., ha';rn ra;,ro.d oom,,un;cat;on
w.. ~" o,a s a,Iaar,,;,n nm. Im.;noa.
N'.n'ie sea' o'e",ns o mn,ors
men, W. tne1 s,eep upon ,i,on ."a" u;a
VI '""t'Sc III 'nt o.'e'.'; na' ."" h;no
IONS o' locomotives, Iu''ro"' ,,; ;''a'a;s
SHOPS, COKE o'e,n, ,urha'ts aoa',"s ,"",'
anu o'ner i, r, '"'',.a'n ,"m
"leIap'e; ino 'on.' Z. ~. .pI han',, h"s
er' s'ahu'',s al,io,s's t.r ~" n,asm mS
III l'S 'o'c'''H Ho'n ai t..I. o','p i;n''
sta'' up VI nls n.,h'Vo'. ~, a ""S
nis poP"'H s"na a1;.,, '' w. ," 49,
p"puI'.". a' s.a; naf''; a Wv; uo",,,,
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ais,S S' ',nu,pi.. -, ,hn ia, ~ III mr,,'.
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,,;;v .nsrny and nntcrnr;s, ri their
" nn;ahhnrs and they rriusr ,n subscribe
'nn ,..n, ,n ,hs canit,J storl ri thc
" ,a, L", ,h;s nI,ss -; man smnle a
sm;Is from the other side Of their
mnn,bs whom il WAS nropos.d to tax the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

T., ia. cou,,x ,.,ur, o1 ohin oountv West yir.
,ihIs
,ffr,J csldv.ll Administrator with The will
.nnr,cJ mi Inhu Noryan decd
a' vs. " '
,o,i.. uar,nn and othe,S
,,
~ cHASCkhf.
by virtue al the authority vested In him by
decree II said Court, u,adn in said cause ON The
Th day OF October. ls7S, the uhucrsiShcl sP'chi
commissioner vii. on
SATURDAY. THE 3OTr DAY OF NOVEMBER,
- ,s-.
Commencing AT 10 o'clock, 4. ". sell a. lmhhc
auction, at the front d'nr oi the '"uft House "i
Said county, in the city OF wheeling, IN the
state ot West Virginia, ihe rial estate nt when
said John Morgan, deceased, died seized ami
pu,,es,cd tu.Nil: The portion at lot number
nine 90 In g. l.. lanes addition in tho Seventh
Nar,i of AaId city. which IL bounded ~ follows:
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A FAMOUS BANK R0BBER.
A TRUE STORY AS STRANGE As A
FICTION.
Out Of Prison Into Affluencc How a
Handuoms Stranger and Beauti-
full Woman Released Con-
Wet and Ruined
Man.

Columbus Correspondence Ut the Cincinnati
Times.
CoLuMBus, o., November 7.--tiov.
Bishop yesterday granted pardon to u
man known upon the prison books rs
Richard Roe, but in society ~ James l..
Mccoy.
The release Of this man recalls his
tory Of crime which is 80 iull Of interest
that il will bear repeating
MAYNARD son.
James Mccoy was born in llobuken,
y. j., where his father, a very respecta
bic man, kept well-known hotel.
Young Mccoy was u precocious child,
and it needed only association with evil
companions to direct that precocity in
, the line OF crime. After run through
juvenile depravity, he lett home, and,
joining gang oi burglars, soon became
an adept in that line
In the course Of his wandcrings he
located tcmporarily at Cadiz, Ohio, where
he VAS joined by his gang.
MIDNIGHT CRIME.
One night in 1866, u night long tn he
remembered by the good people ol Ca
diz, the house Of tho cashier othe Bank
of Cadiz was entered 10y four masked
men, and the aifrighte,l family were
reused from deep sleep to find AT each
nf their beds "a masked man who, with u
pistol at their heads, demanded perfect
silrnc,+
The cashier, seeing that resistance
was useless, lay still aud asked their OBJ
icct, only a. he told that he must give
up the KEYS of the bank vault. The
KEYS were, after some resistance, deliv-
cred ny, and after binding and gagging
the family the burglars Withdrew, aud
when daylight came 1t WAS nolscd
abroad that the Cadiz Bank had been
robbed 81 a large sum oi money over
100000.
IL is unnecessary tn follow the pur-
suit and trial Of the robbers; suffice to
SAY four of the five were after II time
captured and sentenced To- the OHIO
Pcnitentiary for term 0i years, and
among them was young Mccoy, then
known rs Richard Roe, VIII" was given
a ten wears term.
After time all the money hut about
SIO,U0O Was recovered hy the bank, and
il was supposed that the missing money
was that given 10y the gang to Mccoy as
his share.
One of the gang escaped, and the
most persistent efforts of the police
were unable to discover his where
abouts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
The Ciroasaian Women

are considered to be most beautiful.
Ennuied bachelor butterfly, have you
ever seen Circassisn belle? Fly ut
once to that wondrous cline, and you
will learn that the secret OF much Of
their beauty lies in the liberal use OF
SosaDoNy, which wss introduced there
years ago to make their teeth beautiful,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16
faADE Max,


Abuse, ~ Les al Memory. Universal I.assitudc,
Pain Ia. the hack. Dimncs> ni Whom, Premature
cid Age Rud many other Diseases that lead ~
Insanity Consumption aud Pwmaiur Unte,
g"full particulars IN unr PAMPHLET which
Ne drsiry tn scnd inv hy nail ~ every one.
80 The sIpvihc Mrdicinr l. sold by all drug
Ii,ls at II per package. 81 >N packages for ~ ~
" an he scuI me 10y mail nu pCripi III the money
Nv addressing TIiI GRAY MEDICINE CO, No.
~ Mechanics Hluck. lhtrrit Mich,
sold IN Whrcling hy l.At uIillN BRo~. 4
CO. Wholesale aud p'tAil agents. and 10y all
druggists rNrTNN hcn, juei,yv.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND SEVEN ACRES N TRiADFL-
III hpiA- SIX or sesen tSrlas q short disiafee
nom pike; most 81 thean Eell tEaproyed
spsersl good house, and lots IN the netghbor.
hood of Elm Grove and Trtaieiphts- eah and
see something you Can make money on. u you
TAKE Il In lne. jOHS MCDONALD
axis Real Estate Ag't Elm Gfoye. W. Va
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FOR SALE.

MIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING L0TS on
Ia wheslius Island prioc from SOL " ssbl
eash Only one sixth Of the pnrrhs>e tnonsJ NJ
quised In cash. The residue NAV b paid annu.
ally Ia ave equal instnll meats stlh inirr.ei Al
ply 10 JOHN +. uIit HEl,is,
ocoh AtTOp Nill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16

The undersigned will, on Saturday. November
l6 ms at 10 u'cluCk \. VI Offer nj public sale AT
the mont door oi the Court House. thirty ono
an null lots fronting on south Wabash and
bciawuT. streets, mh fourteen Un part lots
fronting nu Water street. on Wheeling Island
These lots lie south 81 the Citizens Railway
Company property. aud near the back River
hridgv, AMI arr desirable lur building purposes
Markers" have been erected on the full lots,
showing thrir size aud locations. Maps ri the
above lots can be- seen upon application Ia
Joseph Lawson. Wheeling AMI Belmont Bridge
COmpany's office, uT either II the undersigned.
TRIMS of SAIE-Onc thirl al the purchase
money In cash. aud the balance IN equal pay
ments Ia one aud two year. with interest from
dHy uf sale payable annually
JOHN ] JONES. Trustee
4 J. CL,RKr. Attorney, II Twelfth stNct
uCilnul. iY.l Id.
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Fer siaIe Cheap Or Gosh.

q HEAVY STONE WAGONS. EIGHT COAL
~ Cans, one csrs, oae Farm WAGON, one spring
Wagon, thfse ION d
COAL BANK RAIL IRoS,
Punched snd oouatef sunk. ons neg Spring
W6eoa. O. J. ELLuRIT1
spi5 oos 9eth and Ns1kst s,rssss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16

%Triadelpha Accom- m odation -This train emil
runs between Wheeling aud Triadelphis.
tDaily excopt sunday-Ncwark Accommoda.
iion.
,Sieubenyille Accommodation train
during the day passes backwa and forward be.
tween Martins Ferry aud Bellaire. stopping
when required at sherman House, .Etnayiue,
West Wheeling and Gravel iiill.
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AGENTS. READ THIS.

,tHT, WNNTIp- FOR 1HE MI AND
n ta.,,rt ,oIliuE Pictorial hook aud Binlc-
fir,s reduced 90 pr cant NNII"NAl ~ "
II.HISG On PhIfAiH Ia. up'fa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-16

VT 10 handy 10 have about the housa, !
TooSAes said. 30 b SpAIDISa's 0Luzs
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PHYSICIANS.


nFFHE AND CONSULTING ROONs. 21p
~ Main sipeVl. Whceling. " Va. CsE 10 roIl-
snltsi on nla,l.rs pcrtaissx o. bis Profession
either IN Engli-h % ''erTaasi.
Chronic diseases ol the Head, Thpaai. Lung.
Heart. Liver. stomach. BlG-si. l-rifasrT OrEan,.
Nervous -ysteta. fetaals Cvaytaints and al
Constitutional AdeftiOfs ireAieSi sucavs-iaiif.
Ours all ea>cs at Pil,<- No DETENTION from
busins>- Nssiirinss tgruf~h-f " Desired
Night calls ptOtnIdiy EnsseFei from the cfics-
lfssrr
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new RICH BLOOD!

PIUSDN. Pre- NIINt FiLG. make N"g Rich
BLOOD and - iii Bpl'i"iy citHng, ~, btTSl h'
the -utifr ystvu ia lhpr. months. Any l~'f~Iu
S,ok. nav - f..iur'-I - -'Iuni health " sIrlt
= thing lr I.,--ili". ~'Ht hY nail iot letter
stAiuts 4 JOHNSON = 80. EApsnr NJ.
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SIIEIsIFF"S SALE,


J. VI. IAi~hley
" Firr iacrs Ia N>>ump-iL
Pryor boyd ( to
g. lane Pryor
-. ficrI r0rta, in ,,,unrNit
Pryor Boyd u ga.
u. Jane Boyd
W. Firr fsCias la AS>ump-iL
Pryor Boyd & CO..
sarah T.. boyd
". FiUi rsciH, IN i,,umr,ir.
PpuT Boyd Il co
Mary L.. Boyd
v. fiCri faciaN In Nssump,iL
Pn lIuNd 4 Go.
DN NIErlE on FIVE SEVERAL ENECI.
ID tiOus Ia The ahON, entitled causes To- me III
rcclol, aud lay yirturr III au 0nlrr at attachment
in the caSc ol the south Brud chilled rluw Com.
pauy against the said Pryor Boyd and Company
| have lev cd upon and will ~cll At No. i'nl
Main street Ia 'hr city ui Wheeling, un
WEDNESDAY,, rHE 9ru DAY or NOvEM.
BIER, \ u. ISIS.
Commencing At 10 O'Clock \. " the following
described personal property. tWii. ~ south
h one. horse MuwirS Machines, Hay rUldcr, ~
Champion Mowers, II tunbiu"d Mowers aud
RrapCrs. - Revolving Hay EakCs, MI Chum.
~ Ne. . IhuruS. ~ No ! ChuruS | hplN n
Horse. Gray lior>c. Hct single Harness. | >,'t
Double Harness, pair shafts, Pole snd ono
Buck Wagon
Teens ol sale CASH.
GEO. H. TISGIE,
Sheriff OF ohio County.
T.. q. CRACRAEJ and
GEO. T. LlN'H,
tumplRlnantS' Attorneys. noa
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!. 4. !. !: \. \: !. !.
- n - AHEAD AL nv IlN .
The S.ry b,'st EuI'is dire 7
fr,nn the iInI1rtcr, ~ hsii
tilr usual cost Bc,t plan ever
offered ~ Club \g"nn and
large buyrr. Al k,IH's'
Charge Pan. N-N term
lUr THH CHEAT hNiR''
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Why Take the Risk
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

The treat ing
lish Rcu,c,iy NJ.
'uniAiliUg eur,
Tor seminal
" Weakness. sIsr
nlRturrhCA, In
Ia'ivncy, aII,, al
diseases thai
follow n q ~
'aIIEIlt.A nl self
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q. w. KENNEDY,
SALE ADJOURNED.

Il above property " not sold at private sale be
iurc SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10th, IL vii
then positively he sold tom the fruuI door of ih'
Court liuusc.
Sale Ia commence at 10 o'clock An. noll
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Excl,ungr lsahlt.

c,ptV&I S2OO,OOO
,,,r,,,i,. ur STOCKHOLDERS sio0,om
p.. Rank succeed, Ia the business al Ihe
u'. ",, national Hank. aud deals III coin,
'.r.,1s commercial rarrrHnd bills al exchange
NTFgF,rr\p oN SPECIAL DEPOSITS.
.,V,,,,,u, ra T., ou all points aud proceed,
,..rplI, rmitlri Accounts III hri'Esrs ana
..Irr., men solicited Stockholders liable 20
...,,,,r. a..nriu.: t. lhr constitution 81 the
,,. br v,Ur a, lu National bank
DIRECTORS
i\y ,,,r SAM INUGHLlN,
r,..It, CRAWFORD BpuTH,
HF>E, MANAGE lIuHhuhINtH,
4 70 HHnNtNN. u ''lMNN'
M FIIINUUNN.
N\N,l rW>uUE\i.
s,NI.I.Ni rllliN. NI,i fEtNlhENI'
IuHN = IBNI> tN~IIItE. h"E'
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4 ruGru NEIN WAITING.

Some time ago the old father of Me-
Coy died, leaving handsome fortune.
With business Ia settle up, and no male
mcluber OF the family in u condition Ia
assist, the heart OF the mother and sister
went out To the eldest son and brother,
then an inmate Of ielon cell.
The sister came again In ONO, and
alter vigorous campaign succeeded III
inducing Judge Mcllvainc, who sen
fenced the prisoner, Ia recommend his
pardon. on the ground that his sentence
of ten wears Was long one, and that his
terms nj seven years had probably fully
punished his otirnse.
Gov. Bishop then granted the pardon
upon condition that McCoy never return
Ia OHIO.
The sister and brother lett the city
last night ior their Eastern home, where
luxury and freedom await the man who
for ST. many wears had known nothing
better than confinement and the meager
diet oi prison,
WHAT NME az lorSG HNTCH
will probably he asked 10y many who
read this story. Well, the burglars took
him to New York, MS they promised,
where, alter a season of riotus living,
the handsome harlot who had lured him
Ia destruction did just what women OF
her class also do when the purse is empty
left him tor richer friend. The
burglars found him in their way, and
rather expensive TO keep As a pet, 80
,hey--no, they didn't kill him, but in
stead they put him where he might be
useful, had him appointed member OF
the New York police force, which place
he held Tor some time. AS near as can
be learned, he died oi consumption
several years sso, his disease being
brought about by excuses and his mode
of life.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF.
Mas 4roworY, e,o.
Chance to Buy Cheap Lots.

In the Municipal Court 81 Wheeling:
Christian Burke. who sues, &c,
W.
Nsrgeretha Mas. administmtrix OF David Mas.
deceased and Othcrs:
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NANOI,INN RICE.

vi itRCES RECEIVED DIRECT FROM
CHARLESTON, In store and for sale by
NJ REILLY,
1893 and 1911 Main Street
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JOB PRINTING
Blank Book Making.

We have Ia connection with tho WHEELING
REslSlkk Newspaper Establishment. q eoIHpleie
aud we'll managed
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Columbus Correspondence OF the Cincinnati
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In the County Court of Ohio county. West NiT.
Ghia:
Alfred Caldwell, Administrator. With The viii
unncxcd. oi John Morgan. decd,
\ ma nth
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The Best Trusses In the World

BcSt IN the market tur Horses, cattle. Hogs
and Chickens. suld by louAN, LIST a 60,
Druggists Bridge Corner, Wheeling, " Va
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PERSIAN, TURKISH AND INDIAN
MATS, RUGS AND CARPETS
IN EXTENSIVE VARIETY
AND At EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.
THE UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
has received beautiful patterns in the OF
fabrics for furnishing and window decorations in
ANTIQUE TAPESTRIES RAW SILKS,
tASHMFRES, SPUN SILKS.
BROCATELLES, sATINS
COTELtNEs. PLuSIIES
DAMASkS, BILLIARD CLOTHS
MANILA CLOTHS. FOR WINDOW CURTAINS,
AND
PoRTIEREs, REQUIRING NO LINING.
JCTES, in various colorings
PANAMA CLOTH 20 inches vide,
ALL NEW SHADES 81 60 per Yard.
LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
CREfONNFS. JACQUARDS. BAZANS aud other material
for slip covers NJ reduced prices
ENGLISH SERGES from pc. and upward.
LACE CURTAINS.
FROM THE CHEAPEST NOTTINGHAM TO THE MOST
EXPENSIVE
BRUSSELS AND ANTIQUE LACEs.
COTTAGE DRAPFRY &C. per yard
NOTTINGHAM LACE..s......t............i5c per yard
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EIGHTH AVENUE AND 24TH ST.
For other Dry tsopsls Advertisements pe
First ard y iVecnth Pages.
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DRY GOODS

:: :: T. {. ! :: !. II
!: !. !. !. & !: : |. :. :. .
! 4. :. 7. : III I
;. i ''3js % 81 II IL II $. % 3: Il Il
BROADWAY. sTn ~. AND 20 ST.
have purchased importing house in this city It's
whole stock of
100 PIECES
LYONS BLACK SILKS.
from 75e. to 81 so the yard.
which is from
IS TO 40 PER CENT LESS
than the like goods have ever before been offered to
THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES.
The firm hopes that patrons and the public viii give
these goods athorough as they will DO shown
TO them willingly cheerfuly and politely without any i'm
portuny to purchase.
The will the money any purchaser not
silks better cheaper than they
can be procured elsewhere.
A special selection 81
III. ... SGT SIN AND M siLk sTsdrEs .,e.,,.,.
value for IS.
An exclusive line Of
Aoire Antiqne Stripes from 81 30 to so per yard
CLoAKING SILKS
R'A'mirss A snS ,:rs. Gre: r.n se'nne'
all 60 inches wide, from IS yard upward.
HEAvY SILK MArELAssE,
"a inches wide. flannel back,
ssssues. Nantes and Dolmans,
a. visible reduction
from last weeks prices.
coLoRED SILKS
in al the leading shades
SIT pieces, choice colors at " reduced from 81 %
All pieces choice coors 81 % reduced from 81 So
Together with
most attractive collection OF
rich Silks for street. carriage evening costumes and we'd
ding outfits.
BLACK AND CoLoRED vELvETs.
Black Trimming veves II inches widc from 81 up.
Black Dress yelvets, ~ inches wide from 81 so up.
100 pieces Lyons Peerless Velvet - inches wide.
tho production Of julie Gautier Co.
These goods all silk.
Price ss the yard really worth So.
Coiored and Broe.ded veves in large variety per
cent less than the actual cost OF
Importation.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

We are showing beautiful and attractive novelties In
BRoSzEs. LEATHER GOODS FANS FANCY JEW.
ELRY, UMBRELLAS, &C, &C,
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
at popular prices.
JOHNSON BROTHERS a CO.,
JOHNSON BROTHERS 4 CO.,
"a and 30 East 14th ST..
"a and 80 East 18th st.,
UNION SQUARE
UNION SQUARE
I AIDES SUITS.
tEPTlON, DINNER AND STREET COSTUMES.
PRICES VERY REASONABLE
BLACK ALPACA SUITS AND
MORNING. WRAPPERS
in GREAT VARIETY
AT REAL BARGAINS
A. \. STEWART co,
BROADWAY, 4TH Az. DTu AND 10TH SITS.
"A. GREAT REDUCTION IN
q. Gentlemen's aud Ladies Boots and shoes %
Ienlenens tine Freu n calf and Kid aud double
sole t,aers aud oxford Ties, 81 - ~, ~ and 81
Ladies' nne Button Boots 81 10 49, 81 so ~ and 81
BOYS double sole school Shoes cheap |
at BROOKS. l,lS Brcadwsy corner 10Th 81.
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JOHNSON BROTHERS & CO.,
UNION SQUARE

GREAT CLEARING SALE.
LARGE REDUCTION IN PRICES.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN TRIMMED HATS AND BoNNETs,
s. and mp.
FRENCH FELT HATS AND BONNETs.
80 cents and mp.
eros GRAIN RIBBONS,
in Q, IL and 10. at IL cents yard.
FANCY RIBBONS,
equally low in price.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
in Hosiery and Underwear Gloves &c
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
in muslin Underwear, Corsets Ac
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
at an immense reduction.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

H"s oe0" ~ ~ ~, " u ~ soH' AAoAA
making ''. r''s'ss e. cent since ' beginning
il
J.: !: II F F 7 :: ::
10000 DRESS PATTERNS
FROM 81 TO $40 EACH.
$500 pieces LupIns coIored Mernoes SOC. yard cost
eoors Is inches vide, At 7se reduced from 81 IS
81 ss Wool and az s
KS piece. extra fine silk Mixtures 25c; reduced from
.n.sn MSsff rs good .s. for %
$50 pieces English Csshmeres 80 inches vide in choice
@ piece. scotch Pad from e
27s pieces French Noveltee. Ia yards wide SOC cost
shoodas Cloth latest colorings 75c excellent
ois pieces all wool French Chevot suitngs so inches
vide. atsi reduced from 81 IS.
THESE GOODS ARE DECIDED BARGAINS :
AND SHOULD RECEIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION.
10 pieces Zephyr sungs. beautiful shades ST. origin
ally cost ~ so
Scotch Tartan Clan Piads all WOOL q.
really attractive prices.
., oupin French Cashmere at an actual re-
dnction Of - per cent
rRoPoKT TI SsTEys DEDUCTION
has been made in all the other departments,
consisting Of
Laces and Rmbroideries-all goods
Silk and linen Handkerchief for holiday presents
Hosiery full lines. recently assorted.
Gentenen's Furnishing Gopds in large variety
Suits. Cioaks and Shswls; mos; recent novelties.
Ladies Underwear: complete assortment.
Cloths: the collection Is unrival1ed.
Fnrs and fur lined Circulars, especially attractive
Boys suits. Millinery Boots and Shoes
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NEW YORK.



New York, April 25.--The funeral
Of VIM. Orton was to-day attended by
great throng of friends and admirers,
including many gentlemen Of distinc-
tion. After private ceremonies at his
late residence, in the presence of his
family only, the remains were carried
to the Church of the Holy Apostles, of
which Mr.. Orton was vestryman, where
the Protestant Episcopal burial service
was read, and brief eulogium of the
deceased, illustrating his marked and
singularly beautiful character, was de-
livered by VIM. II. Barnabas, the clergy
man on whose services Mr.. Orton at
tended while at Irvington, his summer
home. The altar and baptismal font
were extensively and tastefully decked
with the choicest flowers, the sponta-
neous and unassisted tribute of the
Western Union messenger boys, among
whom there none so humble that he
could not appeal with confidence to the
generosity and justice of the late Presi-
dent. The remains were borne to the
family burial plot at Irvington on the
Hudson. Among the pallbearers were
Senator Conkling, John X. Potter, A.
B. Cornell, and Edward S. Sanford.