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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29
The Le1oW Committees Investigation
TO Be Wound Up.
POLICE INSPECTOR WILLIAMS
Again Faces Inquisitor Golf and
Justly Becomes Indignant
When the Attorney Intimates
that His Wife's Diamonds
Were the Presents Of Prosti-
tutes - Commissioner Martins
Testimony UnimpOrtantant

NEW YORK, December 2s.-There
seemed 10 be Toll to-day in the inter
ess manifested by the public during the
previous sltunRs Of the Le1Ow Com
mittee, but before Mr.. COT had got
Eelt under headway, the courtroom
rapidly filed, and there was the usual
throug Of spectators.
Inspector Williams again faced Mr..
Goff and resumed his hard, dry denialS
Of having ever received any money or
brides Of any description.
he got very angry when questioned
about his wife's diamonds, particularly
the diamond cross, In regard TO which
Mr. Golf asked II IL came from the
women OF ill repute.
II never saw such thing and brand
the statement as lie, he shouted.
Commissioner Martin was the witness
who excited the most interest, but his
testimony was 10 no degree startling or
sensational.
Anthony COmStOCk appeared With a
demand 20 be heard in regard 70 Mr..
COTS charge against him, but he was
refused. Senator LeXOw announced
that the hearing would close tomorrow
for the present.
Capt. Timothy l. CreedOn, who admitted
paving $751; for his Captaincy, applied 70
the commissioners for retirement to-day
and was refused.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29
WEST LIBERTY.

WEST LIBERTY, w. VA, December
2S.-Winter has at last come in earnest.
The roads are so drifted with as TO
greatly interfere with travel.
Christmas was observed by the vari-
Gus churches with appropriate services.
Miss Halle Trlppett and Miss AIDA
Miller are visiting Miss Minnie McCul.
loch op Cherry Hill.
Mr.. Frank Cox and Mr.. S. s. Jacob,
students al the Morgantown University,
are spending their vacation at homo.
Miss Bird Curtis Is visiting friends in
Pittsburg
j. d. Muldoon, of Triadelphls, and
graduate OF the class OF '94, is registered
at the Liberty House.
Mr. Charles Carrigan, student At the
State University, is the guest OF Mr. S
5. Jacob.
Miss Virginia Kerr and Miss Sue
Lloyd, OF Wellsburg, are visiting Miss
Lillian Jacob.
Mr.. B. L Rogers and Mr.. Elijah Verse
have ordered a fine bus, which they
will run daily between Wheeling and
Liberty, giving the travelling public the
advantage of the bsst accom- modations
Mr.. Albert Vessels, the aficisnt jani-
tor OF the Normal School building, is
lying very low With typhoid fever.
Diphtheria 10 its most virulsut form
has broken Outthrse or four miles north
of Liberty. Two young men, ChaS. and
Elwood Greenlee died with 1t about
week apart. A sister, the only child
left Of the family, is also very low with
il.
One of the most swell occasions OF the
season was the birthday party given by
Miss Lillian Jacob on last Wednesday
night Ia spite of the blizzard which
was raging on that night, IL was largely
attended, and greatly enjoyed by all
present.
Miss Cora Cox entertained friends on
Thursday which was also most enjoy
able occasion.
The Masonic Fraternity are arrange
TO have great banquet on the night
OF the sth OF January, TO which all mem
bers Of Liberty Lodge AID their families
are invited. Newly elected officers will
be publicly installed on that occasion.
They are Wiley Cox, W. NJ; Will Cur
It's, ST. Warden; PROV. j. Il. DeaAl. Jr.
Warden; 5. ). Jacob, SscrstAryi and
l.. B. PrAWl, Treasury.
The Normal School will open after
the holidays ,in the new building.
The Regents and Faculty are delighted
With the arrangements and accommo-
dations OF this new building. With
small appropriation from the Lsgisla-
ture this winter TO repair the hall in the
old building, which will be especially
needed on Commencement occasions,
the West Liberty Normal School will'bs
handsomely aud conveniently cared for
for 7aRrS 10 come.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29
STABBED 4 WOMAN.
CHARLES GR0TZ, OF BELLAIRE IN JAlL On
A SERIOUS CHARGE.
Be Went 10 the Home Of S'slla Woods, in the Sikh
Ward, at Two O'clock in the Morning
and Cut Her Terribly-Ohargsi
With Entertainment

Yesterday morning Officer Dan
O'Brien arrested Albert Grotz, of Bell
aire, on a warrant sworn out before
Justice GIlsspy. charging cutting with
intent to kill, and the defendant was
committed to jail, in default of 81, 500
bail to await the result of the victims
injuries The hearing will take place
January 9TH.
Grotz's apparently entirely unpro-
voked and inexcusable assault was made
upon Clara Stewart, better known as
Stella Woods, and IL took place at the
rooms occupied by the woman, in Park
er's row, 10 the Sixth ward, about two
o'clock on the morning Of the twenty
sixth instant, the day following Christ
mas. The weapon used was a keen
knife, and the woman was slashed in
two places, once across the face aud
again on one side.
1t appears from what could be learned
OF the affair yesterday that Grotz went
to the place about two o'clock in the
morning, demanded admission, and
made q good deal of q row because it
was denied him. Finally the woman
went TO the door TO demonstrate against
tho uproar which Grotz was creating,
and then the cutting took place. DTs.
Ridgsway and Brannon were called, and
tina cuts were stitched up. The injuries
are reported as serious, aud GrotZ may
hnd himself In very unenviabe pre-
dicament.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29
GROVER WILL HELP eOFF.

II the Judge wm Run for the senate
Against EIEIus, 1t Is said the Presi-
dent win Appoius a Republican TO sue
ossd HIm-Lively Political Fight IN
West Virginia.
Pt's5lrg Dispa'eb, Dec. 2z
IL is beginning TO dawn on the friends
of Steve ElkinS that his Senatorial cinch
10 West Virginia is not the sure thing
they imagined il to be. Judge Golf has
not said that he is a candidate, but so
far he has been very careful not TO deny
the announcements Of his admirers. II
is generally accepted by West Virginia
Republicans that Golf is in the field,
Already 3 lively hornets nest has been
stirred up and the sharpest kind of a
fight is expected. The friends of Sens.
tor y. Z. Whitaker, OF Wheeling, are
glad 10 see GOif 10 the arena. They
reason that Goff and Elklns will make
10 so hot for each other that Whitaker
will slip In as a compromise.
Colonel p Il. Moore, Of Wheeling,
registered at the Monongahela House
last evening The Colonel brings the
news, which he says be gets from re-
liable source, that II Gof Is q candidate
President Cleveland will appoint Re
publican 10 succeed him. The Presi-
DENT 10 is stated, has given COTS
friends 10 understand that hs will do
this TO be even In courtesy with eX-
President Harrison, who named Judge
Jackson, Democrat, for a seat on the
United States Supreme bench, and to
square matters with Elkins, who work
ed hard TO defeat his pet, Prof. Wilson.
One Of the objections raised 10 COTS
candidacy has been that the Republi-
caus would lose a judgship, but with
this disability removed he need not hes
itats any longer on this score.
Colonel Moore thinks that PlttSburg
influence and money should receive the
credit for making West Virginia Re-
publican and not the work Of ElkinS.
The latter is a newcomer In the State
and many Republicans believe that
some of the old wheel horses should be
given the Senatorial honor. One of
these meu is 4. w. Campbell, the editor
Of the Wheeling IntelliZencer. lie has
served the party well 10 adversely aud
has never asked for anything. Alto
gether the political pot will soon be
boiling over in West Virginia Ii is re-
ported that Senator Quay is opposed 10
E.kins. lie favOrS Golf.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29

At the lower left hand corner Of to-
days picture there appears tasteful
theatre bonnet of the sort that comes
down over the head like a cap. II is
made OF black velvet, spangled and en-
broidered with jet and its edge is Dor
dered with a pink velvet putting. The
same shade OF velvet ribbon is used for
the strings, and two jet wings ornament
the front Above this in the same pie
tu-e there is a walking hat OF black
velvet, shaped with a low crown and
a turned-up brim. It's garniture con-
sists of wide violet and ruby mirror vel
vet ribbon, which encirces the crown
and forms a large two-looped bow in
back. BesiGes this, two ostrich plumes
appear on each side. Mordore velvet
gives the major portion Of the third pic
tured bit OF heaiwear, jet crown being
added with jet embroidery between the
pulfs. At the left side three shaded
chrysanthemums are placed. A spangled
aigretts is the only other trimming.
E'LORETTE.
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SMALL BUT COMPLICATED.

Theatre bOnnets have grown less and
less as sleeves became bigger, and both
processes have gone on to the point
where further progress is about impos-
sible. But the smslluess OF theatre mats
doesn't prevent their being odd OF con-
structlon. Thus bonnet Is found that
is a half moon of cerise velvet, edged
with let beads and with a big rhinestone
button set 10 each horn. This Is worn
fat on the head, the horns eurying 10
the front aud we'll down the sides OF the
head. At the back edge Of the moon a
wide looped bow of ribbon rests, the
loops ADD ends being sprawled about the
TOP Of the head in any way that seems
quaint and becoming. The hair Is
parted 10 the centre, and held down oy
rhinestone side combs that seem 10 be
part Of the glitter of the bonnet. A
coronst Of green paste is set upright
lust back Of the bow and the whole Is
one OF the very newest and most stylish.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29
LIVE ATOCK.

CHICAGO. December 2s.-Cattle-Prices
unchanged. Light and medium steers
went At 50 SOa4 so; few plain light steers
around So IS. and thirty well bred feeders
went around q p.
Hogs-DemEnd light; prices unchanged.
Good heavy packing and shipping lots sold
chiefly at a 45a4 s.; plain mixed around
a 30. and light weights largely at 50 20
al 90.
Shesp-W esker. 10c lower. Choice fat
vethers sold at IS S5s3 65; good mutton
stock at - S5a3 IS; aud thin to fsir mixed
lots sts2 O0s2 %. Fancy Lambs went At
s9 6Oa4 80, and fair lots around = %.
Rsceipts-Cettle, 1900; calves, 200;
hogs, 70. 900; sheep. il,eO0.
East LIBERTY, Pa. December 2S.-Cat-
tie steady: prime IS o0sb IS; good q i5a
so; bulls. stays and cows 81 0Os3 10.
Hogs-StronEer: Philadelphias 81 65n
20: common 70 fair Workers a 30a4 40
rouEhs s. 0oa4 90.
Sheep-Stesdy aud unchanged.
CrScIExATI. O., December 2s.-Hogs:
frner at IS 9Oa4 e.; receipts, 3,l00 head
shipments, 2,2o0 head.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29

RAILROADS Easier.
SToCKs.-The stock market today was
less active than on yesterday, the sales ag-
gregatiug less than sc, 00U shares. Outside
of the coal shares and Baltimore and Ohio,
the trading was unimportnut. Immediate
ly after the opening an attack was made on
the coalers. Now Jersey Central was the
main point of attack, being sold freely
with the result OF break Of
2S per cent in the stock,
2L In Delaware and Hudson,
1 uer cent in Delaware and Lackawanna
and g in Reading. At the lower figures
there was some buying 10 the stocks, caus-
ing advances of per cent IN New Jersey
Central, 81 in Delaware ard Lackawanua,
3A in Delaware and Hudson and q III
Reading. baltimore and Ohio was again
heavy, opening ! u per cent lower al OIL and
making further decline Of ~ on sales OF
only 600 shares. AS the result Of dlsQutet-
lug rumors in circulation touching tho
compsuy's financial standing, which were
Officially denied the stock closed only y
per cent above the lowest point touched.
The general market moved within mar
row range on very small volume OF busi-
ness. During the morning the speculation
was steady 20 firm, became heavy after
midday and strengthened in the nnal trad
2,
tho late dealings General Electric lost Il
per cent. Sugar moved within range OF
IL per cent, closing at an advance OF IS
per cent on the day In the pond market
there was moderate increase in the vol
ume of trading with the main trend Of
values toward lower figures. The total
transactions for the day were Sl,27S,5OO.
Total sales of stocks S5,69S shares. Quota
tons closed bid:
Atchison, Az; Adams Express, $50; AL
ton and Terre HAute, 81; do preferred 1873;
American Express no: Baltimore and
Ohio 5sk; Canada Pacific SO; Canada
Southern, Is1I; Csstral Pacific. 10 Chess
peake and Ohio, l1l4; Chicago and Altca
i46; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, II;
Chicago Gas, 13Is; Delaware and HUDSON,
1851; Delaware. LAckGwanna ana West
err. 1911; Denver ard Rio Grande pre-
ferred, So; Distillers and Cattle Feeders
Co, 9sI; Erie, 9S(: 90. preferred, 81;
Fort Wayne, l57; illinois Central, sSl :;
Lake Shore, 1874; Michigan Central, %;
Missouri Pacific, 2o%; National Cordage,
ca; DO. preferred, 1875; Norfolk and
Western preferred, II; Northern Pacific,
81 do. preferred, II; Northwestern 1854
do. preferred, l42ll; New YORK Central,
Pacific Mail. 81: Peoria Decatur and
Evansville. ga; PittsourR. 1877; Pullman
Palace 1854; Reading, 14l(; Rock Island.
6lLI; St. Louis and San Francisco hrst pre-
ferred, -; ST. Paul, 56Js; do. preferred.
ll71S; Tennessee Coal Ano lrcn, l5L:
Texas Pacific, e4: Union Pacific, II;
United States Express, ~; Western Union,
s5s{: Wheeling sad Lake Erie ll9S do.
preterrec, 394.
Mining StocKs-Bulwer, "a; Oholor, 81;
Crown Polat, IS; Consolidated California
and Virginia, $50: DeadW wood. 20; Gould
ana Curry, 80; Hale and Norcross, IS;
HomsstAks. 1880; Iron Silver -; Mex
lean. so: Ontario, 900; Ophir, 40; Ply
mouth, ESQ; Quicksilver, 80; do. rre-
ferrsd, 1890: Sierra Nevsda, 40; Standard,
200; Union Con. -; Yellow Jacket IS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29
PRODUCE

NEw YORK, December 2S.-Fleur. re-
ceipts, IL, 200 barrels: exports, II, 800 bar
rels; sales, s. 500 packages: market, general
" nominal. Wheat, receipts, none; expcrts
81, 400 bushels; sales, l.555.Ooo bushels fu-
lures and 5000 spot; spot market steady;
options closed a. nc net decline; No red
January closed NJ 5q1Ic; February closed
at s01{c: March closed ~ 6l&c; May
closed a. &c; June closed 1T 6z1<c: July
closed ut 62l<c; December closed at $3.50.
Corn. receipts. $500 bushsls; exports,
IS. loo bushels; sales, 4S5, 900 bushels fu-
turss and "a, zoo bushels spot spot market
steady; options closed 81 1sAc net de-
cline: January closed ~ 5lSlc; February
closed at 5IHc; Nav close at &c; De-
cen3her closed at $3.50 -. receipts,
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ABsautiful present..

The employees of the Reymann Brew
ing Comps presented Mr.. Anton Rey-
mann on Christmas with = handsome
gift in the form of pedestal made OF
solid onyx nearly four feet high, sur
mounted by bust of Rosa" carved
from the finest Carrara marble. 1t was
a rare piece of arr secured through I.G.
Dillon & Co., and was much appreciated
by Mr.. Reymann, not for its intrinsic
value alone. but for the kindly feelings
which prompted the gift.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29
Charged with EmDszzloment.

Charles Exlay, Jr., OF this city, has
bsen arrested at Parkersburg, on o
warrant sworn out in this city before
Justice Gille,pY, by James Quinn, Of
tbs Chicago Tea and Spice Com Daoy,
charging the embezzlemsnt Of $40 %.
Yesterday the police were notified OF
the arrest, and Lieut. Lukens went
down on the four O'clock train Yester-
day afternoon. and will return this
morning at eleven o'clock with the
prisoner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29
Powerful Protests Entered Against
furnish OutrageS
UPON THE HELPLESS ARMENIANS.
Catholics and Protestants Unite
as American Christians and
American Men at a Grand
Meeting in Philadelphia-Not
Because They Are Turks and
o Armenians, But Because Ali
Are Of the Great Nation Of
Mankind.

PHILADELPHIA. PA, December Is
A largely attended mass meeting was
held in Association hall tonight to pro-
test against the Turkish atrocities prac-
tlced upon the Armenian Christians re-
Gently. Rev. George Dana Boardman
presided. and read letters Of regret
from Mayor Stuart and prominent citi-
zens.
In his opening address DR.. Boardman
said that the protest was made, not be-
cause the aggressors are Turks, nor be
cause the victims are Armenians, out,
irrespective OF nationality, because we
are all members OF one great nation OF
mankind.
Archbishop Ryan, who was the next
speaker, said that 1t would not do for
the nineteenth century TO let
ATROCITIES OF THIS KIND.
pass UNDECIDED. ave, as men," he con-
tinued, must raise our voices and feel
that we are our brothers keepsrS,-aS
American men-America that receives
the oppressed of ali nations within her
borders, but, independent OF our human
ity, we protest because American inter
estS are thsre-missionarrles and others
who demand our protection. 10 the
name OF man; Ia tho name OF American
men; 10 the name OF Christian American
men, with all our force we protest
against these atrocities, and We want
our protest To De heard throughout the
world that such atrocities may not be
repeated and that satisfaction be given
all those who have suffered"
Addresses of like character were
also made by Bishop Whitaker, Rev.
5. q. Mcconnell, Rev. Charles Ii. Rich
ards and others.
Resolutions denouncing the Turkish
Government for neglecting Christian
su bjects and appealing to the signatory
powers OF the Berlin Treaty for sym
pathy and protection were unanimously
adopted.
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Taken to the PEP,

Yesterday afternoon Murderer Louis
Briesach was taken down 10 the peni-
ten.iAry by Sheriff Franzheim and Dep
utY He'll, TO begin upon the life sentence
imposed by Judge Jordan last Wednes-
day, In accordance vita the verdict Of
the Jury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29
PETROLEUM

New York, December 2S.-Petroleum,
easier: Pennsylvania oil, sales none; Jaou-
ary option, sales none; closed a. e414c bid Z;
Lima oil. sales none
on CTR. Pa, December 25.-Opened a.
94l[c; highest, g41fc; lowest, &c; closed az
CSC; sales, 1900 barrels; shipments, los,
g76 barrels; runs, 70, 92T barrels.
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IN sOCIETT.

some PaItaud PcolD sosIvs Events la the
Cav World
Miss Lottie Ritter, of South Main
street, very pleasantly entertained a
number of young friends at her elegant
home. Cards and music were the order
Of the evening aud at late hour most
delectsble luncheon was served.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29

The following officers were elected at q
we'll attended meeting OF Ohio Valley
Lodge No. 81. X. Of p. last evening: c. e..
II. b. Schaefer; v. c., Geo. Harttong;
Prelate. Ed. Grosscurth; NJ. OF W., Ern-
est Kuhn; X. Of x. ), J. W. Connolly; NJ
of e., Geo. =. Morgan; NJ. Of Elk, Henry
Fendt; NJ at A, X. W. Wood 1. G.. w
H. Rose; o. G.. Frank b. Lisoy; Trustee,
e. II. He'll This lodge is ia a splendid
condition, both financially ana in point Of
membership
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29

THE MosT remarkable cures Of scroll
uls on record have bsen accomplished
by Hoods Sarssparllla. This medicine
Is uneQuslled for diseases OF the blood.
Take only Hoods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29
eteamshIn Arrival.

GLASGOW, December Arrived: Hi
bernian from Boston.
ROTTERDAM, December 2S.-Akrived
Amsterdam from New Pork.
BREMsRHAvEN, December 2s.-ArNved
Elbe from New YORK.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29

money. ! LAG Per USut-Govsrnment
steadY-stocKs, Dali - Flour, Essy aud
Whea. Heavy.
INV YosK. Decem GER 2S. Money on call
easy at l{a2 per cent; last loan , per
cent; closed az , per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 2aa45I per cent. Sterling
Exchange quiet bat firm, with actual
business in bankers bills At 4SSl a4sSsI for
demand. Silver certificates $3.50 DID.
Gov0pNNgNTS-Stea
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29

NEW YORK. December 2S. Pig Iron,
dull. Tin, weak; straits sl3 Goals 90
plates, dull: spelter, dull Lead. weak
Copper, quiet
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AMUsEMENTS
wILFRED CLARKE.

Wheeling theatre goers may look for
ward 10 rare treat in the New Years
attraction at the Opera House, when
Mr. Wilired Clarke, the talented young
comedian, will present the charming
comedy, "a Widow Hunt" Mr.. Clarke
enactlug the role Of Major De Boots,
made famous by his talented father.
On Wednesday evening Tit for Tat"
will be ths bill. II was this piece in
which Mr.. Clarke was seen in this city
last winter. Mr.. Clarke has surround
ed himself with an excellent Company,
and has everywhere been we'll received
oy critics aud the great amusement
loving public.
TIE NEW Paul KAUvAR.
In the new version OF the above play,
which comes 10 the Opera House
Friday night, January 4, there will be
introduced number Of novelties that
are sure 10 intensity the interest that
this play has always held among lovers
OF spectacular drama. Aside from the
many changes 10 scenic and mechanical
effects, there will be introduced a dis
tinct novelty in the French Grenadier
Quartette, who, during the action of
the play, will chant all the popular
French war songs, and in the last act
will sing 10 English tha celebrated
French National air The Marssllaise."
FLAG OF TRUCE.
This new play is = comsdy-drama of
the purest type, aud comes from the
pen OF William HaNOrth, author of The
Ensign" and ION the Mississippi"
Mr.. Mitchell has spared no expense in
this production. Ths cast is unusually
strong. and the scenery remarkably
elaborate. The great feature Of the
play Is tht stone quarry scene. IL will
be given acomplets production In This
city az she brand Opera House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29
FINANCE. AND TRADE.

Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, indigestion and billiOusness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29

THE Register counting room calendar
is now ready for distribution amOng
patrons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-29
RAILROADS.

Sunday ChurcI TraISs win isays Kin.efo
atsfsA NJ and wh..ling a. lz.iI p. a.
Trims No. q 9, ~ and Is cannsc vita Ter
line for Triad siphia- Herdlc ieaFss Ifiadf
mi. Tor Elm Cfovs A. t}J .. n. 1H .,
,cXAa nodgie , m. Daily. except
DAYS snd satureay's hsrdic. viii cooesct
train No "a. leaving wheeling ~ " % p
su0ssy's hsrdio lsayes Irisdslpnia ats
~ 1900 = n. eS 3. m. ana censects
trains No tffsad - IRE . Theshrz
H. r. WEI GERBER. Gen. NALL
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a MODE OF COMFORT

Describes eur superb easy chairs. IT'S com
Tort to occupy tssm, and you dsrive supply
Of comfort for the future Ia taking rest that
way These triuapss OF seientary ease give
an appearance Of luxury 10 any apartment In
which they e placed. We are placing many
Of thtm Just now and purchasers regard them
with an iscresSi n Satisfaction. These chairs
are upholstered in leather, etc, and are there
fore M d.ls OF elegance; and they are sxcosd.
iugly tempting There il whols procession
Of tsup stiosS in our furniture collections. 10
see is 10 buy 1t
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-07-04

r 1Eurray sRest, Nev York City.