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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
FOLLOWED HER WEDDING DRESS
Out of the Window to Escape Her Parents
and Now Happy Bride.

SrEUBExv1LLE, O., May 9-Miss Melissa
Schermerhorn, the young daughter OF a
wealthy farmer of Portland, this county,
defied her parents decree, and about mid
night last night eloped with Clement Nc
Laughlin, lumber dealer of that place.
Mclaughlin is said to be a very exemplary
Young man, but Melissa's father did not
like him and forbade his daughter to speak
to him. Last night Miss Schermerhorn
threw her wedding dress out of her cham
Der window, followed it herself and joined
her lover, and the twain were marrird
this morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Mules stampeded by Elephant

Special Ieie0rGm TO n. sunday Re0sSteT.
CHARLESTON, w. VA. May 9.-John Rob
ipsop's shows exhibited here to-day. Dur
ing the street parade, when thousands OF
people were jammed together watching; a
pair of street car mules, frightened at the
elephant. they became unhitched from the
car and dashed into the crowd. Several
persons were knocked down and bruised
mt none seriously
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Coal Mine on Fire.

MArcH CHUNK. PA, May 9.-There is a
serious fire raging in the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation Company's No. colliery AT
summit Hin II originated in one of tue
pump ways of the mine. Its cause is un-
known over 200 men are employed in the
mine There was intense excitement and
tine mines were crowded with anxious peo-
ple. All are out of the mine excepting one
mau. Hush sharp. of Lansford. Hugh
Slack and VIM. Geary were severely
burned ina making their escape. Nothing
has been done toward eXtinguiShing the
frp The mines viii have TO be flooded.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Kerstone Bank Receiver.

WAsHrNGToN, D. c., May O. -Comptrol
Ter of the Currency Lacy has appointed
Hon. Robert NJ. Yardley, of Doylestown
Pa, receiver of the Keystone National
Bank, of Philadelphia. MIR Yardiey is a
practicirg attorney of high repute. has for
manv wears been a director of the Bucks
County Trust Company. and was amember
of the Fifteth and Fifty-frst Congresses
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Confidence Men Released.

WATERLOO, a., May 9.-Judge Baker
and Doc Howard, the two confidence men
brought here from Fayetteville, Ark, for
swindlin e a farmer named Ellis out OF
8, 800, had their examination to-day and
were released on $500 bail Their friends
had compromised with Ellis for 2,200.
The two confidence men left on the first
train for parts unknown.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Run on Lisbon Banks.

LISBON, May 9.-There was a partial
run on the banks here to-day. The govern
ment organs declared the object OF the gov
ernment in authorizing the Bank OF Portu-
gal TO coin an issue Of S2,OO,OOO IN silver,
was to place the Lisbon and Oporto oanKs
in position to meet any emergency wnlch
may arise from the difficulties OF the ban pan,
co fnsitano. tits believed that this latter
bank will effect an arrangement WIN ilS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
More Italians Coming.

ROME. May 9.-The Popolo Romdno says
that it will be impossible hereafter Tor any
civilized country TO make treaty WIN the
United States based upon reciprocal pro-
lection of the lives of citizens Of either
country One thousand two hundred emil
grants left Naples for New ork to-uay ON
board the steamer Victoria, and 2OV otherS
by Italian vessels
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Can snub Him if They Want To.

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 9.-The De
partment of State is ignorant OF any inten-
tion on the part of this Government to re-
call the Italian Consul at New Orleans on
account of his public utterauces, as it is re-
ported in some newspapers. Should the
United States so desire, it can simply re-
fuse him official recognition.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Recome Good Indians.

CHICAGO, May 9-Gen. Nelson A. Miles
and family returned to this city from an
extended trip through Mexico and the
west. The General found a great change
in the attitude of the Apaches in New
Mexico since the deportation of their mis-
chief makers to Florida. They are now
devoting themselves to agriculture.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Corte Talked too Much.

CuIcAeo. May "a special dispatch
from, washington intimates that the De
nsrtrnen, Of State is likely to demand that
ffaly recall Pascal Corte, the Italian Consul
at New Orleans. for violating diplomatic
courtesy e.. and generally making himself
|.,'sonG non gratd BY his utterances IN con-
nection with the Malta affair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Knoh.s lymph InstItute.

BERLIN. May 9.-The lower House OF the
Prussian Diet to-day voted l05,OOO MARKS
for Prof. Koch's Institute. Prof.. Nlrcho"
opposed the grant and denounced hochlsul;
claiming it had been failure. lie Warncu
doctors who were using the lypnn enaD az
they ran a great risk If tney persisted ,,'lIi ~
treating their patients WIN inc ales'u
remedy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
4 strike Settled

CuCAeo. May 9.-The strike Of the en-
ploves at the Regewish shops Of the United
States Rolling Stock Company was settled
mis- morning. and the 500 strikers went
back 10 work The men struck Tor SIX
weeks back pay, which they received TINS
morning The concern has been running
for some months under q receiver.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Rnsiness Block Burned.

LIMA, ONO, May 9.-Fire broke out
to night in Gillelandis warehouse at Van
Vert and destroyed all the buildings in
the block north Of the Fort Wayne track,
east of Washington street and south of
Walnut, mostly wooden buildings The
loss will aggregate $4,000. Origin un-
known
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Destructive Forest Fires.

HARRISON, Mich, May 9.-The forest
fires in this section are worse than ever
with a southwest wind blowing. Meredith
is in great danger of being burned to-day.
Green pine trees, two feet through, are
falling every few minutes. The fire is so
close to this place as TO cause great alarm.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Railwnr Clerks Organihe.

Spectal Telegram 20 he sunday Register
GRAFTON, w. VA, May 9-The railway
clerks met at the Grafton Hotel this even
ing for the purpose of etfecting an organlz-
atign 10 be kRown as the ASSOCIATION OF
Railway Clerks, and elected Il. II. d.
Willis Chairman, and H. E. Gray Secre
tarv. The meeting was well attended,
every department being represented
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
I,nortant If True

WORCESTER. Mass May At IS stated
that after many experiments At the Wash
burn and Moel works. Worcester, q pro,
csSs has been discovered whereby steel
wire can be made that will stand STRAIN
and tension equal 10 copper wire. IL can
be manufactured cheaper taan copper
wire.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Woods on Fire Near Johnstown.

JoHNsrowN, PA, May 9.-The forest is
on fire in the vicinity of the South Fork
dam. The fire has already spread over a
large extent Of territory, and is beyond
control. It's supposed it was ignited from
fires started by Italians, who are working
along a new railroad there.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
rnnIand,s Forethought.

LONDON, May 9.-Englland has annexed
a strip of territory which she mas 9IIneruo IsLs'
protected on the western irontler OF Dechu ..lIII
analand in order 10 prevent Ihrea'enou
trek, of Beers and Damaras.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Track Walkers Killed.

CINCINNATI, o., MAY 9.-About O'Clock
this evening two laborers, William and
Irwin Duncan, of Dayton, o., while walk
ing along the tracks of the Baltimore and
Ohio Southwestern Railroad, were down
and instantly killed by an outbound pas
senger train.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
The Navy Department Cool and Calm.

WASHINGTON. D. c., May 9.-It was not
apparent this morning that the Navy De
partment was exercising itself greatly to
capture the Chilian steamer italia. Secre
tary Tracy left the city without leaving
any trace of an order relating TO the mat
ter. so if there was any serious disposition
on the part of the Navy Department 10
send The Charleston in chase of the italia
it would appear to have been abandoned.
There is a strong suspicion that she is
lurking somewhere in the neighborhood of
San Diego, waiting an opportunity to get
the arms from the schooners.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
A Fatal Fire.

E,INErTsBURG, Iowa, May "a fire was
started on the prairie near Ruthyen' yes
terdav. which ran into the premises OF Mr;
Ennis. burning his barn, with ten head OF
horses. While endeavorlng TO save Ine
boreos q tyyeptv-vear-Old son was caught
IN ,be flames and burned 20 death.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Florida Senatorial Fight.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, May 9.-After a
good deal of speech making the caucus
last night took the sixty-eighth ballot as
follows: Call, As; Mays, 43; Long, /;
Bloxham, 3: Blank, l. The caucus then at
midnight adjourned.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
arrested for Dynamiting Fish,

specidl 1eIe0TdM 70 ne oHHuay He9'01eT'
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 9.-Sinnett
Cozen. Alfred Burdett and John Medley
were arrested to-day for dynamiting fish in
Elk river, and held under bond to answer
indictment
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10

WILKEsBARRE, PA, May 9.-General
Master Workman Powderly was in tears
to-day when he addressed labor gather
ing at Oliphant and told of the intense
suffering of the laboring classes as wit
messed by his own eyes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
rairmont to Have water works.

syeciaI Telegram to tie sunday Register.
FArRNoxT, w. VA, May 9.-ro-day the
nroposition to issue bonds in the sum OF
so. 900 for water works for Fairmont was
voted upon. and the vote stood 2O4 for and
I3 against the proposition
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10

FLORENCE, WIS. Nav 9-The Logging
ouIht and i've stock o. the Ludiugton an
setback Company. three miles north OF this
glace we're swept away by forest fire.
Loss between $4,000 and $4,000.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Mnn,t MaI,e the Count.

Hartford. COM, May 9.-The ballot
boxes Of last election were opened THIS
morning. but Republican and Democratic
committees agreed not TO make the count
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
An Old Feud.

LAGRAyGE, TEN, May 9.-Fritz Homuth
was shot and killed by ext. ). Marshal
John T. Rankin, last night. The killing IS
the result of an old feud.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
HON The THING WAS DONE.
Case 10 be Stated and Evidence
Heard TO-mOrrOw--The Case
fDayid Bell up Again on
OBJECTION by Defense.

ITIZENS Of
Triadelphiaa and
Ritchie dis
tricts, summon
ed as jurors in
the murder case
were very thick
in the Court
room yesterday
morning when
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-05-10
Earthnnake shock.

SOFIA, May "a strong shock oi eartn-
quake was experienced IN THIS Guy 'o-uay'
No damage was done.
The sun., 1891-10-25
Read below for particulars
CLOAK Department.


FOR THIS WEEK WE OFFER SPECIAL INDUCE.
NgNTs IL LADIES' AND CH1LDRRNS PLAIN AND
FuIrRrMMED JACKETS. REEFERS cAPBs. AND
NEwMARKETS.
For S8.OS we shall sell 8o.inch Refers Of aliwool
Chesiot, fully worth S575.
For 00.05. Cheviot Refers, ooinch with either
q collar and edge OF genuine Astrachan fur or with
tnli shawl collar OF black coney.
For 011.0S. Cheviot Reefers. 8o.inch. either
trimmed with collar edge and ornaments Of real mink
or with fun shawl collar Of black opossum-
Any OF the above garments Are naished In
the best manner, and are the newest In both
cut and style.
We arc also showing Hip.Seam Rsefers.
BOX Coats. &C., trimmed very elegantly
with sable. Persian Lamb. mink, bear and
seal. from 810.o5 to 0A0.O0
In Fur Capes showing fine Baltic
Seal for Sl1.SO, actual value. S15 Extra
quality of Astrachan Fur Cape. not piecsd.
full length. value $3.50. $50
In Misses Suits offering . very
stylish drcss of checked all-wool material
elegantly trimmed. lnea throughout sizes
tol2 years real bargain for A.25, at..".... oS.o0
Also a full line OF Misses Jackets, plain
ana trimmed. from .e4ss to s1s.es
As q leader We have n Misses Jacket of
cheriot or beaver. half satin lined, full shawl
collar Of mout1on or blue llama really worth
$1,000. FOR
Also u complete limo OF Misses Newmarkots,
The sun., 1891-10-25
TRIMMINGS.
UNDERVALUED WORSTEDS.
American Manufacturers Complain tia,
Foreigners Evade Our TiriE.

The manufacturers OF domestic woollens
yesterday told tho Board of Appraisers. who
are hearing tho appeal Of tho Importers OF
bradford worsteds for a reduced valuation.
deryalued that the American manufacturers
could not compete even with the assistance OF
the Mckinley tariff.
OF Philadelphia testified that they had under
taken to manufacture good American
undervaluatlons were made. Mr. Steele used
to DO an importer himself. His house on the
other side used TO- buy the goods "on the
They were always inyoicnd at the quay"
price, plus I he finishing" price. no said.
to the S' ThH the %as %thet sds
sent n communication to the effect that wor-
steds were inyoiced slightly lower to the United
terms and conditions that the prices were
practically the same.
Tho hearing was not finished.
The sun., 1891-10-25

AAd Has the sstIsnactioa OF Surviving the
Experience.

John White OF 80 Oliver street, an inspector
in the Department OF Public Works. took
walk up Baxter street yesterday and ran up
against the clothing trade. 1t was Saturday
morning. and tho energetic merchants bcins
anxious to get In as much business as possible
before the Sabbath began. were assembled In
force on the sidewalks with their wives. sons.
daughters. salosmcn. and pullers.n arounl
them. Competition for the bodily possession
OF each unfortunate pedestrian was unusually
brisk.
MIR. White with two friends fought his way
successfully form couple OF BLOCKS and thon
got In trouble. A robust puiicr-in namsl
Morris Stubinsky Grabbai Whites arm and
wouldn't JET go until heturned and struck him.
Immediately. other pulers-in grabbed him.
nnd Whites friends came e the rsscpe. stub
insky got fresh hold on White and had him
inside the shop while White hammered
him in the, face with both fists. Women
screamed. children cried, and merchants and
p9llcrs;in swarIncd about, gesticulating excit.
edly. Even when two. policemen came and
gathered In White and 'Stubinsky. upon the
evidence Of their bloody faces. the row CON
IN. got In, q sly whack Mt Whites ear. over Po-
liceman Brady's shoulder, He WAS arrested.
also. and all three were locked up In the Eliza.
beth street station.
The sun., 1891-10-25
Eighth and Ninth Sts.
THE BROTyELL BENEFIT
Plenty or Tickets Sold aud . Big Attend.
asce, but No Money Got to tho Widow.

Plenty or Tickets Sold aud . Big Attend
ssce, but No Money Got to tho Widow.
When Gen. ". H. Brownell. formerly Colonel
Of the Forty-seventh Regiment and then GEN
eral Of the Second Brigade. n. G. s. N. Y. and
Assistant Chief Of Ordnance for the State. died
u pneumonia on Nov. IA. 1888. the officers OF
the Forty-seventh and the Veteran Association
decided that something should be done to help
mis- widow and daughter. The fine armory OF
the forty.seventh Regiment In Marcy avenue.
"illiamsburgh. is tho result OF Gen. Brownell's
work at Albany. and the regiment felt that it
owed him something.
Tho ofacers met and voted TO send Mrs.
brewnell $500 from their reserve fund and to
erect monument over tho grave. The Rev.
Dr Maynard. ex-chaplaln Of tho regiment,
offered hsserviccs rs lecturer In an entertain
ment In tho Brooklyn Academy OF Music. and
thc Forty-seventh Regiment Veteran Associa-
uor took hold OF :lo scheme. Con. J. v. Dles-
tannwas t,E.a WINS selected ne ioGsurer and the enter
Ihs monnmont voted by the officers Of tn.
royHaeEGnth rtsss 81; teGimcnt was erected In "
Maynard ma'.o tho dcdicatory. address IN
0ssIWHIi: sWEiG:, .,,..,,~. ,o.
Sa,s Masc: br9klyn; 50 great was tho restcct and
sslsorni ssme friendship shown for him that largo
afStts for the relief Of the widow.
~, letter q thanks given out for publica.
s.y.. Ua oy Mrs. Browncu on Tuesday lost. sho
,hon does not seem improper for me, oven
MHoasn the timo hns passed. 70 Kindly thank
I in Surchasinr tieRsts ieuGaet FOR tho lecture to
ss rsscSs9 S Sns 6sns ssas'fsa from 'ass s
This started considerable cossip, Tho at
,ro "as sad. represent half tho persons who had
fsts ana sssIsSsS and
monss sm% Army ha veterans began to AK where tho
5ons Sfn Is hnssssGSs III 81
Namsbprch Savings Bank. did not receive
esvs9a &C. s9a rn, H"ss not know who did He dG. r..
4 tho T'@tSs T"r.yS yseyantE a'tH5 s9525' from @ % ths
Thirty second Regiment SUBSCRIPTION box. S23
pFST pS4xh II" ss,, Ihrtyitrd 80 from The
81. S.isa 80 's%% W, ne dSttnE Hrt'sGys total
sad y q q for the rent Of the Academy # Music
e:HD sIo e Rsa aSSanssd q ars
"IW,wncl In January
.rn,a ~ a'ern were any othor receipts Gen. Mes
INV H. where the ths money y went he won't tell
H,ationai Guar, lsnlan seen by The Sun
.t tn; Ask Col. Gaylor. He was In command
and 'e slj jf3Fty seventh Regiment 1T that time.
i,nt mntstiekets We're given by him to the organ
S"uons. and the returns were made to him.
y n, one Sn but Col. Gaylor knows how many tick
M""efe sold and how much money was taken
,rr 70. Gayor has been in considerable pecuni-
bh,ruinnuhpelk", hmi j. now in. hiding from the
ir.1InaM.En rrar:i"c in rrr-rcncc 10 his mother
l., T n'i "S'hi"nnd wns arrested. On tho way
wi,.r. weii".r rust"lty Il" was to drink. aud cscapcd
H.. L,vh t,at 'i"iai was t.r iolch ;uddled TO stop
Miiio irs BIpwnnli y living in . iiat nt 272is
,,n.".,"sc s'"n"!. Wiili!Lmsnurgb. with her
N""-"tt'' eSrin:: 'iv!u: as {, ,ilr9su,Girr.
The sun., 1891-10-25
Public 5lotiees.


posT OFFICE XoTICE-foreten ma.ls FOR the week
ending OCT, 81 viii close promptly in all rases) at
'0fu% lEo S1 R.s. SsE on Fasto co. and
GuateIuala per steamship Breakwaier. from New
s
iahnp H. tOr BiasasISs and St STey,e%n per per
4 ,s1.
SSS; %,SsI ; %n$Ess% ,%;saa. pIss f.rs and 4;
i@:s,:S %
.ss iaa' iy aH% STS"ns
rst' & Fl ..yPs,"sss he r.
ESs ts at . sSIEsy @. aXSr rs. Ss
s,samship Nors. det'ers " mus. @ be direSed 'i per per
Il 1F"a41 rps NsFam sGs1,
nrs per i. .,eninsh6 RhynRIspnd via A"w'rr ds
S iasfs5ffh Sayr aSrsn.naly s,s E9rA
and snn9rs aa 70, rsrt" n;" co. t1ss rS.
and Grsytown, per steamship Agnes .rom New Or.
rRiDAY:-A loA. y. for Santiago Cuba per steamship
yfai,sS ans fhv4sa CUP aS
Fsr a,'s nS sI Ss.is ana
1q?. Vi. s :sSy sS
$ssy $!sS: s%sa:s SsIrsy i!.ss;.
.ssS sssT Z:
a'sss ssssaaisP Sc yis
And Ta lx aS s sr s GI"s
direct, per s,ssmshp Trinidad det,ers for Grenada
Gsa ~ AZ no ca II Ana NJ soa fer
Jon i" Gs,tsr. @ fol- P oas!s%si" must p 5. d1seied
+ M foi France ' swii,esas PPa!y spsS
In rGriTss srl. ane M Per ssmPseh
Tor Cuba and Tamflco direct, and other Mexican
Ass sS y f's t.spps%sassry @ y s siE
G,ssos s ssteis ane Be e dreciea per DsVona
.sSr tnT Si.n sasheid' i,d and &rsy.o"n' per steam
Fsi sm Ss:ss s:s 5assS. um0n per
fos ssi hs,s 1 1p ps9 s
up to Oct :ss a G:so j: H. Mails for Aus,rslis New
s.%sSs M ea s"n .sHs %
daily UP 10 Nov. Il. q 0:sOi NJ. or on .rrvai AZ
T:f Ct ,esSR.s Sa y%sFr 'ss ~s Sf;n %f; %
. uS Srs!s. 70 Sav I ,S sfH r. % slfss
sso 'f"" eis.f a.il. !A'; Mquon %s dSs,y r. ii
III. issn Sss daily hSa Mail. iof tusa s raj
33O a. NJ Mail. Tor Mexico overland, unless spr.
sS aasTs.s,a Ssy Il fGI d1spA'eh by steamer close "
as,, are forwarded to San rs.nei.so
Fan SrsSs.ssS Mai. lron ,hs h.s. srsins oa Tine a
HsF T. ias@is HisV:us "s S.s .'' '' '' ~ ''''''
The sun., 1891-10-25
An Eel Cuts or the Croton.

The CrotOn water stoppod running ON Thurs-
day in the building occupied by the Eagle In
suranca Company at Wall and Beaver streets.
covered an eel an inch wide and two feet long
IN the service pipe connecting with the Beaver
street main.
The sun., 1891-10-25
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Note These Genuine Bargains.

as pieces Melange and Diagonal Suitinss at
2Jc.y worth SOC. and 4sc.
20 pieces All.Wo0l Che vlots and Storm 6erGeS
at 8Oc., worth 5Sc. and 61c
. cases AlLwoo, Flannel suitings 52 inchos wide.
at 40c.y worth 65c.
~ pieces Ladies' Cloth So inches wide. At 01. 20,
worth 81 40
The sun., 1891-10-25

Most OF the members Of the George Barrett
troupe were among the Broadway strollers
yesterday. They had suddenly come in from
the interior ~ the State after a tour that had
boon very disastrous. Barrett. they said. will
return TO England at once. Hr Il chngrined
ut the failure OF his venture; and will probably
sorry for him. At the same time. they re-
marked. they had not received their wages In
The sun., 1891-10-25
S. BOLTON + CO.,
9Th Avenue and 22d Street.
GREAT REDUCTION SALE
ELEVEN DEPARTMENTS.

Anticipating break in the market for Heaty Goods Especially
Clooks and Fu purpose bought the beginning OF the
buy we bought very largely AT JUST LESS THAN
EARLY PRICES, AND SHALL GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS THE
The sun., 1891-10-25
UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT.

VI lIULOI IIuI Ukl MI WIVIs
All our 500 Irish Point Lace Curtains re-
duced per pair to. A09
800 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains. in
Brussels and Irish Point effects. former.
ly $3.50 and $500 per pair reduced to........ S4S
100 pairs Chenille POrtieres, heavy fringe
and dado top and bottom. formerly $3.50: re.
duced AS
co pairs extra heavy Sill shela Portieres.
with deep moQuette border. heavy tassel
fringe top and bottom. formerly $3.50: re.
duced Ovo
SO-in. Tape stry for Furniture Covering for.
msry 4sc. yd: reduced to .RSc yard
Lace sScrim for curtains sac. yard
Scotch Holland Window Shades, mount.
ed on good spring rollers. with hand knotted
fringe. 3xB feet. worth S5c .60c. each
Handsome Plush KOcker o4.76
Solid Oak Chinonnieres, for this sale. 07.76
and $3.50, former price, Slo.5o and S12.5o.
Low Estimates Given on Window Shades
snd Drsperles.
HANDKERCHIEFS.
Having closed out ths entire stock OF . Belfast
Manufacture at Big Reduction, ws shall put
on sale Monday the greatest Bargains ever offered.
1900 Dozen Ladies' Null Handkerchief,
scaIlOped Borders, worth loc, at....... DC.
$500 Dozen Ladies' Fine Lawn all Hand
Embroidered, worth 2oc. at.............." 1oc.
2.OOO Dozen Ladies hemstltched ana En-.
brOidered, worth 25c. at. 1870
$500 Dozen Ladies' Fine Hemstitched Em.
broidered, worth Gocp at..............r..... 26c.
TRIMMINGS.
100 pieces Jet Edge. and Headings in tn.
new Nail Head Elects at
12lc., l6e., and DC.
10 pieces s.iuch Jet Strand Fringe at 9sc.;
worth. u 90
The sun., 1891-10-25
Asking q Stay for Wilson.

The application OF SyvesterF Wilson. under
cnnvlc.ion Tor abduction. for a stay OF proceed
inss pending appeal was argued before judge
I.arrett OF the supreme Court refterday' 1t
WAS contendrd hy Ciari. Dell. In lehalf Of the
prisoner, thai in his opsnlng Assistant Dis
The sun., 1891-10-25

trict Attorney Mcintyre had without evidence
son as the ,,cspoilcr nt children for a quarter
nf a century" Ar. Mcln.yrc denied that no
he had II was correct
Judge Barrett said no would suspend SEN
case He adjourned II to Nov. l5.