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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17
PRODUCE.

Nrw YORK. August l6.-Flour, receipts -. y
uerksf Is. exports 81 COS barrels and is SIC sacks
market less active: sales 1890 barrels. Mhee'
receipts 50 $50 bushels, sales eN OO) bushels lu
lures, and 80 0OO bushels spot; spot market qule'
No $ red S}aSS%c ungradet red 76a9Oc; steam
No red e41{c. options less active No. 2 red Au
gust S55SsS64c, closing az so g; SEPTEMBER - =
S5lsc closing at S5c; October SiAaS5s g, CLOSING
Al SlBsc. November So e: December SIC. jan
uary - &c: May 9lAs91Nc, closing AZ " g.
RIVE. western scarce at 5lssa5214c. Com receipN
10 500 bushels exports lOl 05l bushels sales DJ,
O0l bushels futures. and l0S000 bushels sp9t
market quiet and stronger ungraded mixed ~
alike; August 4i3sc; September t31saiic, clos,u-
~ AZ g: October 81 taiil4c closing Al ~ ac 30
vembtr Hail &C. closing a. 81 81, December fiisD
oats receipts 81 COO bushels; exports leo nush
els. sales 60 eco bushels futures, aud 900 nsA
els sp1t. market moderately ssuFe; spo. NJ. (
" hite s0a32C: mixed western 2's2tc white 90 -5n
1sf.c. No Chicago 29J. Coffee, options s!raul
and l5a2O points down: september, D. 40 ~,
October IS 25al5 SOC: November, December anu
January. l5.20al5 soc: February. March anu MA
rs 4Sal5 6lc spot RID, quiet NJ ls59c sugar LIN,
Nolas>es. quiet Rice, steady Petroleum slv , 80:
i'nited sqf e Cotton seed Oil quiet Iai.'" d,
steady Ro>in. quiet. Turpentine, que. , a.
~ Eggs ftm, western lbl +alll woo ~
and abont steady. domestic leec3 SSall'' p 'lv"
2irslC: Texas l4a2s,. Pork, steady. Cut Nt .i,
DULL Lard less active; western steam 20 ~. oel,
tember s. 81; october s. so. November 60 o.
January S. 81 Butter, hrm; creamery LSl'~
Cheese, firm at Gaze.
CHICAGO, August l6.-The wheat maTke- va
Characterized by fair activity and aurihs VIC
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FRICTION IN THE CAMP.
Col Ffeer's Honors Provoked a Row In the
Company Oncers Meetings.
EArpNtONT Auunsk 16 1880

Col Ffeer's HonOrs Provoked Row In the
Company Onicers' Meetings.
FAIRMoNT, August Is, 1889
To the Editor Of he Register:
SIR:-The military meeting held here
yesterday WAS bitter disappointment to
many of the soldier boys, and it leaves its
heartburniugs and SORROWS. The election
Of Lieutenant Colonel Fast and MAJOR
Armstrong, though unexpected, was not
Objectionable, but the meeting was Freer
and anti. Ffeer and the ants are in the
soup and the suds too. There was no ont
break in the meeting, however, until the
report of the Committee on REGULATIONS
was presented. Governor Wilson, Adlu-
tant Wood and others we're commended
for their considerable interest in the fairs
of the State militia, and Major J. W..
Gluck was especially thanked for HE
valuable services in pushing the new mill
tary bill through the Legislature. Then the
fun began. The adherents OF the gay and
festive Romeo demanded that his name be
inserted along with Major Gluck's as a
sort of patron saint or joint daddy" Of
the bill, and the resolution passed in thst
shape. The truth of the case is about
this: Major Gluck originated the measure,
and was working like Turk to get it pass
ed. and Freer was sent down to Charleston
to assist. The Major sent him back home
A little episode occurred between Ffeer
ard Governor Wilson, and, it is stated,
the Governor threatened to remove the
chief warrior d straps, but RETAINED from
doing so for some charitable reason. That's
all. Msior Gluck feels justly chagrined
about it, and blood is on the moon. Future
Developments are looked for, and will be
interesting. PRIVATE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17
Druggists.
Logan Drug Go:
SODA FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES

for preserving Furs and Clothing from the raw
ages OF Moths is superior TO Camphor Tobacco
A. nf,sI TT ba
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For integrity Of its Drawings, and
Prompt Payment OF Prizes,
Atlested as follows:
1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise int
arrangements for all Monthly and semi-Annusi
Drawings OF The louisiana State Lottery Com.
pany, and in person manage and control the
drawings themselves and that the same are con
Quoted with honesty, fairness and In good faith
toward all parties, and we authorize the Com
pany to use this certificate, with fac-himiles o.
pnr signatures attached, in IT'S advertisements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17
ELLENBORo NEWS.
A Bad Aeoldent-sad Case Of Iusanl y

A Bad Acoident-sad Case Of Insani y.
special Correp0ldlnos Of ne Register.
ELLENBoRo, w. VA, August l5.-Mrs
S. G. Rsi,z. wife OF the station agent Of
the b. & o. here, had her leg broken at
her home this morning Her heel got fssi
10 an opening in the floor Of the porch,
causing to fall IN such way as to cause
the mi ary. she being 8 very heavy woman.
Mrs Satterdeld, wife Of the late Capt.
Elias Sltter6eld, is reported insane, but
from what cause is not known. HeI
daughter, Mrs. Csiger, from Parkelsburg,
Is with her
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17
BRIDGEPORT.

The Cleveland, Lorain and Wheeling
passenger depot at Canal Rover vas com
pletsly destroyed by FIRE yesterday alter
noon.
Miss Josephine Bogss snd her niece
Miss Lucy Boggs, left yesterday for Iron
ton and Colum Us, Ohio, where they will
visit several weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17
DEATH AG0NIES
Follow An Injection of the Elixir at Blrm-


Follow An Injection Of the Elixir at Blrm-
ingham.
BIRMINGHAM, August 15.-On Monday
night DR.. L. Lichsteip, recently of New
York, experimental on himself and a pa
tent named L. D. May with Brown-Ss-
guards elixir. Both are now writhing in
mortal agony, the pain having begun
several hours afterward and increased
ever since. Nervourness, chilly feeling
and symptoms of blood poisoning make
their condition dangerous. The lamb bad
been dead one hour and forty minutes be-
fore the injection was made. Other ex-
periments by Dr. Davis, made the same
night, have seemingly worked marvellous
cure of Alexander Hunter, who had been
i'll for twelve months with chronic dysen-
terry.
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~. nIa,hrlck Not In Columbus.

CoLTsfBus, IND, August l5.-There Is
no truth in the published report that
Mrs. Florence Maybrick, the woman
at Liverpool who is condemned to hang
for tie alleged poisoning Ct her husbsni,
made a visit TO this city IN the year 80 d
in company With her mother, who 1t is al
Legged was granted divorce IN the court Of
this county from her husband. : careful
search fails TO md one here WIS remem-
hers aliv such case, aod the court records
- mo-, show that the alleged divorce conf
plsint was fled here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17
Gardening and Dairy Farms For SaIe'

.NNE CONSISTING OF lS9 ACRES, IN MAR
" shall county, adjoining the iands OF Rich
ard Allen and Mrs. Henry Wallace very de
sirable location.
The other, adjoining Mt. de Chantal, contain.
ing about y acres, with Aan,ion House AND
Large Stable. Tenant House, Young Orchard, 80.
For price, terms and further particulars az
NV TO THOS. O'BRIkN,
Or. GEO. a.. HAsSAS audr4eTu, Tn, Sat
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No More sunday Games In Cincinnati

CINcINNA1I, August 10 The Super
iatendent Of the Police having notified
theatrical and baseball managers that sun
CAV performances and baseball games will
not hereafter be permitted, Manager
Stern to day called on Mayor Mosoy 10
ask permission TO play tas remaining four
gsuss that are scheduled here Tor Sundays
The Mayor made positive r'lasal, and
told hsm that real bona ade arrests OF
managers and players would De made On
the spot If games were attempted.
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DIVERS PROPOSITION.
They VIII Race Longstrset against Knott
and Salvador.

SARATOGA, \. Y. August 15.-Phihp
Dxyer received q proposition this morning
frcm the Monmouth PAX Association for a
special race, and sent a reply that he would
enter Lorgstreet in such race provided
the association would add = 600, and
furthermore Mr. Dryer sgreed to run
Lorgstreet at the same weight that he
carried Tuesday, with five pounds less on
Proctor Kuott aud Salvador than they
carried.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17

STEAMER BELLAiRE.
Daily Trip. City Time-6:S5, SD ana ll:4o s.
n. $50. 40 $50 p. n. ..,,o,-. ,o
sunday Trips and 10 s. n; $50 $50 and $50
p. m.
viyHgFLING AND Elm GROVE RAILROAD
N or aud arer Mondsy, April %, 1879. trains
On me wheeling and kim Grove RAILROAD VIII
ron as follows.
leave wheeling. Leaves Wheeling Park.
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mbeeliu9 Re9istfr
Grnrrlers' Guide.

4 RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS
"A FxPrANA rlOS OF REFERENCE MARKS; 'Dany,
sunday excepted. MONDAY excepted. ssun-
day only. Saturday excepted. saturday only.
-s5 Meridian. Nay ~, lsss wheeling time,
which is lust one hour earlier than Central
Ufrras
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STNnAYSs

Leave the CITY at 7.o0 z. n. and run every hour,
except Church Train al 9:l5 p. m. Leave Wheel
ng Park Al 500 A. IN. aud run every hour until
1000 p. m, except Church Trains, which VIII
leave the Psrk at 9.i5 a. N, and Wheeling al
i2.l5 and 9.l5 p. n. Q. HlkeChi
suneriutendert
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"SQIHSG0G @
HIe~<
Comm (

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers will
pay all Prizes drawn in The Louisiana State Lot
ries which may be presented al our counters.
RMwALMsLEY,P res't Louisiana Nat BIZ.
PIERRE LANAUX, Pres't State Natl BIZ.
A. BALDWIN, Pres't New Orleans Natl BIZ.
CARL KOBN, Pres't Union National Bank.
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AGENTS WANTED.

Az-For Club Rates, or any further information
desired write legibly to the undersigned, clearly
stating your residence with State, County, Street
and Number. More rapid return mail delivery
will be assured by your enclosing an kEvslops
haariuo vouy f1li address
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Money at 3a4 Per nt.-Governments Dull
and steady-stocks More Active-Flour
Finn aud Unchanged-Wheat Lower.

New YORK, August 16.-Money on call easy a.
8at per cent: lsst loan at 81 per cent; CLOSED
offered at S55ai per cent. prime mercantile paper
4KsG% per cent; sterling exchange dull a
44Aalsl14
GovERsMESTs-Dul and steady.
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PETROLEUM.

NEW YORK, August lG-Petroleum opened
steady at at go and alter a sight decline in
early trading became strong on covering OF
shorts and moved up steadily until the close,
which was strong at $3.50. Sales l,25d,OOO bar
rels
OIL CITY, Pa, August l6-Petroeum, opened
at g73sc; highest 99}sc; lowest 9Sbc closed az
g9l4c sales $4,000 barrels; clearances, 4si OOc
barrels: charters, ij4 barrels; shipments, 81
III barrels; runs, 52,77i barrels
PITTssUEG, PA, August l6.-Petroleum, active
closed firm; opened at 97Hc; closed at 99H; high
est ggizc; lowest 9G3sc.
BRADFORD, PA August lG-Petroleum, opened
al w closed at g9i.c highest VOC; lowest y6%c.
Clearauces, ass 900 barrels.
TITUsyMLE. PA, August l6.-Petroleum, opened
at VIC; highest @l4e; lowest 9iAcc; closed at
WHc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17

REMEMBER, that the payment o.
TIONAL BANKS Of New Orleans, and the
Tickets are signed by the President OF an Inst
tuition, whose chartered rights are recognized IN
the highest Courts; therefore, beware OF All imi'
tations or anonymous schemes"
ONE DOLLAR Is the price OF the smallest
part or fraction OF a ticket ISSUED BY "
Ia any Drawing. Anything in our name offered
FOR less than Dollar is 4 swindle. huli
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SrATEC-Dull and steady CO..

SrATEc-Dull and steady.
RAUROADs-Dull; sales only SO93OlO
SroCEs-The stock market was a NIUE more
active Today. The Cpeuiug wss quite Irregular
and generally only slight fraction different from
last evenings close, with declines most prom
inent Improvement began Immediately, and
Atchison takiHg the lead, rose l per cent FOL
lowed by c. c. c. s s. l. and Rock Island,
while the upward movement spread 70 the entire
list though - per cent. wa the limit OF gains
made In toe AFT rnOnn the maTke became eX-
tremely dull and so r. NAMED until the last hour
without feature or perceptibe movement in any
direction finally closing dull u strong ut the
best prices of the day. Sales l6j,23 shares.
Quotations CLOSED bid as follows
Adams Exnress IA: American Express ll6.
Canada Pacific 6l34; Central Pacific S5lf: CheSa'
peake and Ohio 80; preferred do iirsts 663s; do
seconds IL: Chicago and Alton l2}, Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy 1875; Delaware and Hud-
son 1887: Delaware, Lackawanna and western
1867: Denver and Rio Grande III: Erie 2s19: do
preferred. coz: Fl. Wayne, l5S; Illinois Central
il615; Lake Shore, i0il Michigan Central, ~
Minneapolis and 81. Louis, g. do preferred y
Missouri Pacific. ~; Northern Pacific, 1875;
DO preferred 67i a: Chicago and Northwestern
III. 10 preferred i42: New York Central, lCG4,
Oregon Transcontinental, 3iJl Pacific Mail, 81 {;
Peoria d. 4 Z, 22If; Pittsburg, loo; Pull
man Palace Car, IL: Reading, 40; Rock Isl
and. g7IS: St Louis and san Francisco, .61q,
do preferred 50: DO first preferred, l'9; 81
Paul. 72t.: do preferred 1877; ST. Paul, Minneap-
oils ana Manitoba. l0l; ST. Paul and Oma-
ha, 3is4: do preferred, %; Texas Pacific, ~ 8,
Union Pacific, GA; United States Express, s3'9'
Western Union, slh.
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IMPORTANT.

Address Registered Letters Containing CuHslg 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La.
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING,

At the Academy OF Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, September 10, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900.
100000 Tickets ut Twenty Dollars
each. Halves SIO; Quarters o.;
Fenthr 81; Twentieths 81.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17

DUBLIC sALEoF CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
i Ia Moundsvilie The undersigned, repre-
sentirg the heirs OF John Thompson. deceased,
will offer al public sale. on the premises, on sat
mday, August 81 lSs9, Fifty Choice Building
Lots on high ground, In the Flint ward, Mounds
willie, on the extension OF Purdy street imme'i-
ately east Of Purdy < Browns mill sale 10 be.
gin At 10 O'Clock a n. Terms Of sale-One third
OF the purchase money cash on day OF sale, the
residue Ia two annual payne nts, bearing inter
eft until paid plat OF Saig lots can be seen al
my store at Moundsyille. J. w. GALLAHEk.
outO-tWf
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Reliaious Autites.

DEv. ). A. SIMPSON WILL PREACH AT
NJ Parker's Hall tomorrow afternoon al
O'Clock. Sunday school at O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-17

8,I34 PriSes amounting to............el, 1854, 500
NorE-Tickets drawing Capital Pritss are not
entitled TO terminal Prizes
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Metal Market

NEW YORK, August l6.-Coppcr, dull; lake 81
Lead, quiet; domestic s. 92lzc. Tin, steady
straits Sl0l5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02

Dopal No g. as least he had stolen him ,si from
thief which surely altered Ine nnps been That
we" hers IN" never known He looked well and
hump but IL was hardly credible that ne , hSd
strayed away OF his own ireew Sa tg5 STs s minis
40 being restored TO his own lamiy wan uiAi"''-
taxable. IL, .a,..,;.I,o HE douhIa
Rnt he was never claimed by any one IN ule
slightest degree able 10 prove right 10 num- anu
IN The end nv friend and neighbor handed him
over e to me- It took the dear fellow some some, time
to make himssf a. home Tor Wn S dnR ReG gcn n
ewes the shadow OF home sickness for the unknown
master he had been parted from, but by degrees
he acclmatzed himself and we arc now the oesIy
OF friends: and II there can be dog as denghti9i
as the Dornley's Donal, win take II upon myself
TO say that that dog is my Jock.-tllme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
GIMME FORETHOUGHT.

From The Boston Transcript.
Rex "a Gordon setter slept habually in his mas
ter's bedroom and was always given piece OF bread
TO appease possible hunger or entertain him him
during his night-watches. The mistress OF the house
occasionally uttered unayailing protest against this
practice but al last absence OF the dogs mas
ter occurring the mistress thought tho opportunity Of
teaching him better manners had come So on tho
first night, Rex ordered upstairs without the usual
udbt The mistress waa not without pity for the
dog, for she was devoted 10 his welfare and happ
any could h0, but tho thought that short
and not severe discipline would effect tho rof0Tm pro
vented her from weakly yielding 10 his evident long
and was given q piece OF bread. with which he ro-
tired cOntentedly 10 corner, and in a few moments
returned % his usual place With the family. when
tho hour for retlrng came Rex was called with some
trepldaon lest tho previous nights experience must
be repeated but no with aiacrity, disappeared
for an instant, and emerged nom the darkness with
the piece Of broad which he had taken care 70 provide
for his nights repast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
RARE TREES IN WASHINGTON SoUaRe

How many people know that this city contains one
OF the choicest and pretlest spots In the country IL
Is Washington square An enthusiast, speaking the
other day. said II Is really true; thorc Is nothing
whyt III tell you. II Is on account of its coIieo-
ton OF trees Tho collection was made by a Fronch-
man, named Michaux, / think. about 1881. They
we're intended 10 be transported 10 Partisan Jardin
dos pianes over there, Ia that plot 10 the southwest
OF the centre, s the only tree OF It's kud in tho
United states II Is called the American nettle but
moro generally tho octopus, or dovil.fsh. See it,
huge arms and tentacles and look heFes going around
10 It's southern side, how plainly you can see tho
eye II ia very rare Thon look at that tree 10 Is
philadelphia Inquirer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
THE CALENDAR or GEMS.
From Notes and QucrieG

ON Notes and QucrisS
January.
Ry Der who IN IBIS month IL born
No gem save Garnets should DO worny
They Vll insure her cOndancy,
True friendship, and fidelity.
February.
fhr February born shah find
Sincerity and pear" Of mind,
Freedom from passion AMI from cara
II they tho Amethyst will wear.
March
who on this world Of ours their cyes
In March first open shall be wise,
In DAYS OF peril hrm and brave
And wear . HlOOdsiOnc b their gTaVe
April.
She who from April dates her years
diamonds should wear, lest bI,ter tears
For vain repentance nov thu stone,
Emblem Of innocence, Is known.
May.
Ebo first hehOhs thu Hight Of dag
In spr4ng'. sweet iOwery month Of May
And wears an Emerald all her NE.
shall be a loved and happy W!in
who comes With summer to th!s Garth
Aud owes 10 June her hour Of birth,
with ring Of Agate on her hand
Can health, wealth and long lfo command
July.
Tho glowing Ruby shall adorn
Those who in warm July arc born:
Then will thcy be exempt ana frco
From loves doubts and anN ETY..
August
Wear n SArlOnyN, or for thee
No conlugal felicity,
Tho August born without this Stone,
Ills said, must I've uulpvcd ana lOnss
september.
m alden born when autumn raves
Are rustlIEg Ia september brc"Zn
\ Sauphile on her brow should oIhd,
Twill cure diseases OF tho mind.
OrtObT
OrtObsr's child Is born for Voc,
And llfr's viCissltUdc, must know
jIut Law an opal on her hrra,t
And hope will lull those words TO rosL
November.
Who FIRST comes To- this WOrli Oelp"
With drcar Nuy cmbcr's fog and sno~
should prze the TOT ar amber hue,
TmLleni Of friends and lovers truo
December
II cold December gave yuA blrth' -
The month 81 snow and Ice and mirtns
Place on your hand Turquoise bluo'
success Win blcs, whaiocT you 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
THIS MAID KEPT ABRrlsr or THE TIMES.

From The Boston Transcript.
IT, It'll 81, demanded set toobs7 IN seaside
.o,,sge Ss the condition OF her entering into domestic
seryice there Is now quite surpassed -, -.
c,,isT NJ mo ohncc Of the Young womch's Christian
ASsoclatlon IN search OF girl t0 do general hou'H
,nnrE THIS lady Is quito famous among her afqunihi
onrcs for the order aud taste shown In her pretty rs
Sence and for her excellent treatment OF servants
sb, found Young person, we'll recommended, ono icy
TER coming from a prominent tradeSman AZ the SCUM
End she agreed to pay this young person liberal
salary ard they went home together. ,
Tea tlne came, and the mistress intimated 70 the
gI,q that she might prepare the meal. But tho girl
shrugged her shoulders negatively.
AZ think I'll not stay with ye ma'am," she said.
"Why not, please"
because yer house amt lighted by 'lcctrlety III
stead OF gas"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
A.A. VdlilG & Co,
ST, 079 Broadway alil5East 18Th St
GREAT CLEARANCE SALE.
OF OUR
IMMENSE STOCK
OF
JAPANESE & CHINESE GOODS.

Having about completed our
new efght-story building on Elgh.
teenth Street, and leased the en-.
tire premises, including the store
No. By Broadway, now occupied
by Messrs. Harris Bros, we offer
the entire stock at
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT,
with the exception Of fans, SILK
by the yard and piece, and articles
under one dollar, In order to make
room for removal Of partition walls
and building Of new elevators.
This Includes Porcelain, Bronze,
M etaI, and Lacquer c oods,
Screens, Teakwood FurnIture.
Moorish Rush Chairs, Bamboo
and Bead Curtains, Calcutta Water
Coolers, all Silk Goods except by
the yard, and special sale ofover
200
lots Of goods which we wish b
close, among which you will find T,
1000 Baskets, 10, 10, 20, $780,;
worth 25, 35, SO and 75c.
100 Imari COMFORTS, 75c.; worth
Si,6o.
$50 Pieces slightly damaged
Chintz, Si.oo; worth $500.
100 Bronze CandIesticks, Si.oo,
worth $500.
900 Rose Jars, 25c.; worth soc.
$50 Fine imari Platters, 1891
worth Si.5o.
l4o Ladies' High Workstands,
SI.oo; worth $500.
50 Fine Imari Floor Vases and
Jars, between 2 and 3 feet high,
$500; worth $500.
600 Slightly damaged and wet
Screens, all sizes and prices,
marked down very low, from
which we will also take 20 per
cent. off, to close.
5000 Blue Breakfast Plates,
ioc.; worth 25c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-06-02
on, THESE sRlsprSG CORPORATIONS:

From The IIIcA UUsbFNVF'
The rapacity Of corporations Is often remarked
and was painfully shown the Central Hudson ticket
Office to day. fairly dressed farmer wanted ticket,
the cost OF which was 81 28 lie plankcd down
al 90 but the agent, with firm, cold countenance,
demanded the other cent The farmer assured him
he would give II 10 him II no had the change. The
ticket agent was obdurae, and the farmer stood pro-
testing that he had not the change He finally had
to 20 down IN his wallet from tho depths OF which
no hshed q nickel, which no compelled 10 cot
changed 10 appesse the greed OF this great railroad
company. He remarked sorrOwfully hat corporations
are mighty mean and close. The Central Hudson has
probably turned this thrifty Agltculturist into a
lasting enemy Of corporations, Alas