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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-01
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carly, III
this hook
cape they hl
feel that the,
through tho struggi.
mad TO 90 through. They mao
time enough 10 get out OF the cradle
aud run up the sprlu2time hills %; lila
world and see how it looked, and tben
they started for better stoppipg ulaca
They were like ships that pot in al ~
Helena, staying there long enough to
let passengers 20 up and see The bar
RACKS OF NapoieOn's captivity, and then
MOIST sail for the port of their own
native land. They only took this world
IN transitu.' IL Is hard for US. but H.
blessed FOR them.
Aud II the spirit Of this sermon il
true. then we ought not to 20 arouud
signing and grooming because another
year has gone; out we ought tn 90
down on one knee by the milestone ard
see the letters and thank God that 40
are 5Gj miles nearer home. We ougbt
not 10 go around with morbid feelings
about our health or about anticIuated
demise. We ought 10 be- living not ac-
cOrdinR 20 that old maxim which used
TO hear in my boyhood, that You must
I'VE as though every day were the last.
you must live az though YOU were ny
live forever, FOR you will DO not be-
nervous So yOu have to move out Of a
shanty into an AlhGmbra
ONE CHRISTMAS MORNING
one Of my neighbors, an old sea can.
taln. dled' After life had departed
MS race was Illuminated as though be
were Just going into harbor. The fact
vas be had already got through tbe
"Narrows." In the adjoining rooa9
were tie Christmas presents waiting
for his distribution. Long ago ono
night when be had narrowly eecaned
with bis ship from being run down bv "a
great ocean steamer, he had made bis
peace with God, and kinder neiqbbor
or better man you would not find this
Noe OF heaven. without moment,s
warning, the pilot Of the heavenly bar.
Dor had met him just of the liqbt shin
The captain often talked 10 me of tbc
goodness Of God, and esueciaIlv If a
time when be was about u 90 In Nov
York harbOr with bis ship from T.fvor-
pool, and be vas suddenly impressed
mat be ought 60 put back TO sea. Under
Tue protest or the crew and under tbeir
very threat, he put back 70 sea. fearipg
az the same time he was losing HE
nina, Tor 30 did seem so unreasonable
80 "".h thty cuuId Ret into harbor
tnat night, they should put back 10 sea
Bot they put back 10 sea and the can
tain said TO bis mate, "You call me a. |
ten o'clock az night" Attwelve O'clock |
at night the captain was aroused and
said: what does this mean? tbonobt
TOLD you 70 call ne at ten o'clock. and |
here IT is twelve" why" said the |
mate u did call you at ten o'clock. and /
you got up' looked around and told me 1
70 Keep right on this same course for
Two hours and .hen 70 call you Al |
t"elVe O'CLOCK SA.a 10 c..alaln: as !
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-01

Real estate on Fifteenth street that viii nav
oyer I'D per cent We refer TO property at No.
20 flteenth street, consisting or nn eight
roDned dwelling and double tenement in the
rear TINS property rs Ia arst.class condition.
lhe location makes 1t desirable for either resi-.
dence or Investment
Seven-roomed dive ling at 10 South Broaa.
way. Ihis ls cool location and u good com
Iortabie, mode. IN house, with ai modern i'm.
provcmcuis VIII sell az bargain on Il quick
sole We invite any one wanting home to 20
aud examine This property
81 100 ''''''
NeW, fourroomcd house. Cherry street. 5000
Island. VI"
10 Let I.ist SOC LnilIlincne1r
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-01
ut cas-
re than IL "a
y departure
-ce OF God r.
lsity OF bere
lly say: at
through tn
glad am that
90 through it,
eason with mys rl .
ID IL helpful TO res

IS. DAVID lost his .houCo
avid was King, he lay on the earth
mourning and inconsolab!e for somo
time At this distance OF time. which
GO you really think was the one TO be-
congratulated, the short-lived child. or
the long-liVed father? Had David died
as early as that child died, ne would. in
Tue urst place, have escaped that Dar-
ocular bereavement, then he would
lave escaped the worse bereavement Of
AOsaiom, his recreant son. and the
PURSUIT OF THE PH1rIsrrNE,
and the fatigues OF his military cam
paign, and the jealousy OF SAM aud
the perddy Of AhithopheI. and tba
curse or Shimei and the destruction NJ
MS FAMILY at Iiklag, and above an. he
would have escaped the two great ca.
lamities OF his life, the great sins Of
uncleanness and murder. David lived
10 De or vast use 70 the church and tho
word, but so far as bis own hardness
was concerned, does IL not seem To Won
that u would have been better for him
10 have gone early?
Now, this, my friends, explains some
I'M Rs mat to you have been inexpllca-
ole' rms shows you why when God
taxes little children from household.
'~' NV W hHht tue brightest. the
most genial, the most sympathetic tho
most talented Why? 1t is because
that kind Of nature suffers the most
when 10 does suffer, and is most llabIe
TO temptation. God saw the temnest
sweeping up from the Caribbean. And
nc put the delicate craft into tho first
come" ''' W
again, my friends. there is a blessing
J o. an abbreviated earthly existence in
tne fact that 1t puts ono sooner In
tbe, centre Of things All astronomers
} q hdiei as well az Christian, agree in be-.
'leVIng that the universe swings around
some great centre. Anyone who has
studied the earth aud studied the beav.
ems know that Gods favorite figure In
geometry is circle When God uut
Igrth IT'S hand % create the universe
lie ala not strike that hand at right
angles but lie waved IL in a circle and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-01

-p' on wsyI.s it 'a circle uatl 3
.'u aud cOretei atloas re neik.tft
an1 wGr'i8 tua fls .r. orr
plet swirai. s-or ottr
plar swiagiug aruu4
son usr' gree nu
'at shoei % rn1 unie taf
''0'ra eas0 That
.A' -a D. -h7 MOI verse. aa, "a
! .orotis ~ 49, EEsrI.
1 NOV svsr not Cur commr7
/ ssact tnf' IA Llslts O. STUDS
teiff tof at - no az ftom fhs
- - tQ w,-r- 'ifs e,res.s rerHnce where
"lria NJ $40 re hfu ittr thos.
'fa studs smeriern Confident
vie ttau d. GnH -stidrtlc och
fwsy 20 8tqd - acoru.cbt %
I lfq' a Ok 60 90 the hr7rto our
B sts oo!ot ic this world 4rt
~ &c ~ Tho wong cao.f H,
( t'pe- The 'est wtY - stt eco
nachlnsr7 is not t--l CO.
lL' noorste taI try 80 l,1a 90 cat 20
I 70 iR WIN .ls nuE'neer ald ..-D our
pitee fiTHt am'l ths saws god t.a
I r| iheefs Ne wear o1t eyes g.. a.f
our Drtlr 'Ht from he facs qa a-s
str1yins uade, sueo great dis-st
aRe Millions % dollars for o5.er-s
TORIES 60 study thinee shout lie moon
o0out The au. about SIZE rings III
70, @p1a- tten5 o-c. t0t.oa.
sci; pse1 simL. 'use our -.l...
scr ooerpli ~ s poorly rateJ
down '0 Eho c. tal .r 20. s.ut
tno palace ,aa lgis ,-
dep rteI l.fie ,.l
10 tair. .~f
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rt-,e,.
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WaC o..
return
@
+'
rr.r.t
+.s the most
r. alngs being
c rtest time
. return
Oiessed.
airy me
transfer
In ehinD. peis"n uIes
at nine o,cIock a. Fn MS Work
die at forty-fve vaars - as II ne
through his VOL 49, ne gets
noon. II he 6Ie az t"eIVe o'clock
age, he gets tbro"oS etehS years OF
o'cIocLy In - .s.- MS Wi al nVe
ninety, be has to toll All the wav ~
20 eleven o'clock at night. The sooner
~ ses through our work the better
me nc harvest all IN barrack or barn. the
s,l uoes not sit down ia the stubble
neiu' out shOuldering his scythe and
taxing MS pitcher from under a tree. be
makes straight line for the old home
ssoau. All we want to be anxious about
y 10 get our work done and well done
'he quicker The better.
ARaln; There is blessing I'm an ab.
oreViated earthly existence 10 the fact
t .nat mora disaster might come upon
we man " he tarried longer a man
nho bso oeen prominent ia churches.
auu VINO had 0een admired for his gen. |
1891 auu hInOn ness everywhere, for
,oas was sent 70 state prison for hf- |
',,et yeaIs. twenty years before there /
- no more probability Of that mans 1
10 lung cOmmerc al dishonesty /
Vnat you viii commit commercial /
uohesty' The number Of men who 4
IuIo ruln between fifty and SEVENTY \
rs OF age Is simply appalling. III /
nd 5ovo 49, 'nIity years before 10 |
Ter Tor their families The shorter
Ione 'eSs chahce Tor a c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-01

Can BE- coVnied
on 10 cure Ca
tarrh DR.. Sares
Catarrh Remedy.
It's nothing neg
For % years n
has been doing
that very thing
10 gives PROMPT
-...I ..---..-L--.-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-01

n .uey and obtain better rosuiq' L. sse
@. l,.Ds Patent Improved CstoTiaa
49,. "iDet' Tor cook stoves ADD grstes ~
49, smell art, nor bnck flashing Perfsos
.ion' perfect control Of gas coosoped -
g,,rs 80 s. .s u 81 burners guarantee6 10 ~
ss,fs @..,e LIS lIoin - 70 80 per cent and eiy.
.,.ce,oofy resuits Call and see f6co, -
~ es.s ElsBERo & SON. PInmbsrs a..
80 o,saIp re .ters, 1914 Market 81 Yopr 80,
'S'ie''ea' ffices Reasonable. sea,e
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-01

-. 10 WUUm LIeY IIVp
Ia with a love like thai of David and
Jonathan
Besides that, some men have nqtur.
al trepiGatIon about = ssolutis.
ever and anon, during ,fty or Gt.,
SKY years, this horror Of their.
tioA shudders through soul aud
suppose the lad goes az sixtr
ones fifty tuner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-01
-C l. sy,n going on, and
pay you to examine before buying.

LA.l cJGrt
10. o.. 3 s.s !. ..,1 gong on G.T and u
pay you 10 examine before buying.
ERWEAR-Undershirts and nr(
&C &c 89c 4sc. CSC up. We are aIwaJ
thing else.
UMBRELLAS 4sc, 6ac. $50. SIC up. Our II,
these goods is larger than ever. and thew
trade winners at the price
HOUSE FURNISHINGS - Table Knives
Forks 59c, Csc up per dozen. Coffee NJ Ila
and sc. Hand-saws SOC $50. Wash.bo,
cu qR ro Ge'R "f mSTay. q worth
PC. Iinware and hundreds OF article
prices thar -noye the goods ana sax
money
TRUNKS AND VASES a
IL and you will
GRoCERIEs-2
!. :. }. = |
prices
stree
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-01

UMBRELLAS 1sc, 6ac. 80. SIC up. Our lin
these goods IS larger than ever. and they
trade winners at the price
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-01

81. 'sfnt m IN rio
=. . COO or I,. ...3t
- 3c go o-t0g ~
= C"t .ies y'a'f ws ysy. ..Wert n
.--5erG - Oh ago SAIL
tf0 written "a early nf rs
L' 70 more EXPIRE SEQ ais
asa'' .-tn {. safe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-01

UNDERW EAR -Undershirts and nj
&c. BIC 39c, 4sc. CSC up. We are aIwaJ
me market on these goods, as we'll M
thing else.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-09
JsaEs E. t. Baru.trs Marriage.

The marriage of Judge Edward 7. Bartlett of
the Court OF Appeals and Miss Annie Richmond
Platt will take place on Wednesday. Sept. 10,
at the home OF the bride. 235 West Seventy
sixth street. The engagement was announced
last January. Miss Plat is the daughter OF
Mrs. William H.. Plat. Only the immediate
members OF the two families will be pres
ent at the ceremony, The. Rev. Bishop
away by William H.. Wilton. Judge Bartlett
and his bride will go nOrthward ON their we'd
ding journey through the Ad~irondAcks and the
White Mountains, aud will return TO Albany In
time for Judge Bartlett TO take his seat In the
,yh o = o. AEpt ~ IN ~ Q hhsy MI nlAks
where they will give a series OF receptions in No
Yember.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-09
roc o n FONT DO.
Vessels AAehOrsS In the HarbOr IN FOgs
Warasd 70 Use Bells Hereafter.

Capt. William Cole OF the Staten Island ferry
boat Robert Garrett made a report 10 the local
eamboa inspectors yesterday OF the collision
between his vessel and an unknown schooner
anchored OF Castle William, in the fog on Fri
day morning. lie said that no warning was
given OF the schOoner's presence until the Terry
bnat VA within hye feet OF her, when 4 man
ran on deck and blew q horn.
The inspectors have given notice
that they propose 70 enforce Hgtdly the law
regulating the anChOring OF sailing cram In New
York hAronr in fOggy weather. The law re-
CURES craft at anchor in a fog to sound = bell
Al frequent intervals. Each violation Of this
law i punishable by hne OF $500. half OF which
an DC given 10 the person giving information.
Most Of the small vessels use horns because they
arr cheaper than leila
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-09
ELMIRA INQUIRY NEAR ITS END.
Friday TO He the Last Day for T~estImoay
and Counsel 60 sum Up Next Week.

Yesterdays session OF GOV, Flowers commit
tee investigating the Elmira Reformatory was .
short one. Ex-Judge Gilbert concluded the
cross-examination of DIR. Hamilton Wey. the
medical director OF the institution. The exam
in which the prosecution alleges that patients
were punished and that they did not receive
sufficient medical attention. The cases and tho
prosecutions allegations concerning them have
already been fully set forth in THE Sun.
The will resume its hearings to-
morrow. IL will sit Tomorrow. Tuesday, and
"Wednesday at the Fifh Avenue Hotel and
"Wednesday night will 60 TO Elmira, where Il
Will sit Thursday and Friday. The case will
close on Friday. The umming up will be in
New York the week following probably.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-09
Cloak and Suit Dept.

We open the Fall season with
a large assortment of novelties in
imported and domestic Long and
Short coats, in all the leading
styles, in Fancy Boucle, Chin
chilla, Irish. Friese, Meltons,
Cancels Hair Cloths, &c.
Also a unique lot of London
Driving Coats and Capes in the
latest styles.
Imported and domestic Capes
in Velvet Embroidered Cloths,
Fancy Boucle and Melton Cloths,
in single, double, and triple
capes.
A choice selection of Tailor
made costumes, in long coat eff
fects, in Scotch Cheviots, Whip
cords, and fancy Boucle Cloths.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-09

t'sa Pot o. Money, but, Honestly Expended,
Is Ono OF the Best orInvestments


IN looking over the APPROPRIATION Tor tho
support or the Government for a fiscal year
snoa,s"s. - 49,. =. "u." "n"h
pe." "o"'' W" 'Apeuueu u 81
limited an object as one similar to the follow
ing:
"Ihe President is hereby authorized to have
battle ship, designed to carry the heaviest ormor
and most powerfpIo ordnance 40 COS, oroI,sl.a
Of armamen and Of any premium that may
be paid for increased speed. not exceeding
s4,ooo,ooo.'
AT the nrst glance II scarcely seems possible
that a single ship that can be tossed around at
'" " ~ uIio~soi the ocean OF De destroyed
completely In n few hours IL cast upon n lee
ehore. could cost such an enormous amount NJ
mora, Eo,. u.u,,ao sa"...nna,,s s' aoun' u
1870 n "ou,u u'4o in"s-
able Of CARRYING Q, 900 tons OF cargo 10 any mort
IN ,hs wor,S r, ,vouId hn, $50 ~, pr
ing between New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey
City. II would be sufficient to establish n line
OF sixteen good-sized steamship, such as run
rom Ne" OK 10 JACKSONVILLE, Fla, and other
aomes',o por,s. meet o, hi,y such crack
,1onSsS '"o 'ts'an' u oe Jul anu ht'eu
up In elegant style Tor the price paid for Just
one battle ship.
rw.m.rnn, ur.o,. -,,. o,-
II We make our comparisons Win OBJECTS on
Take, for instance. dwelling houses; a good
.-I.L -. - 49,,
III T0n W. ~ noave v.oupy,hf !. - ieet
~ avo y ~ Sd.S' woutu N wo5tn on
Al syeihnT aoona sto.voV' FoIr miinoh ooliars
rouu uuiu soo houses "a .hat oiass, anu "
.nese houses roIe pihoeu u ohe roWi hiier
msfins uue nipwahce Ior streets anu hluS-
~ M M wouiu Law nearly wv mtes \ 1mei,-
hmhE. InerS y ~ lnanS .omasoi lo,oov q
haoithnts whefe tne ehure ta1aoie properly Is
HsSo %s~ ,pr S4'uyV'ooo. IN nVssaee ineehantu,
49, oUI III nv ~, wni e ha nooS spUV esr. tne
msn, v pHtd . one on.r1 IMP 99yotnmne S0NH.n-
ment Wou.u mus suppott nearly I'Ooo IsnllIles'
or cily OF 80. Oo0 Inhabitants, ior a whole year.
nnM hAluTa!ly pe asked aIter reauihg ths
avo'e staleInent now Is II poealoie 10 ehpenu
iarsa . Y suih LOT yusa oh1 Flip hSisi, ros
,ssseis are constructor VIII disclose me iAct
he'n Fincii,ai neih OF eAIeIise must NC tLe
,ho wax tnroHgh tn9 uraHsnting rooin,
w patlerh ehop' the mechihe shop, the ooller
sIol. anu oui on me veesel hSrseII, hh1 eneT.-
nnuIe you VIII nhu men worAlhg away hour py
,oui' ~ lor the one snip; u we shouIn c1uht
mem We Mouia mo that there arc n.hrIy eight
nunuItu ehptoytu on one paItor hhotner % tnis
tbsy LII -ao.tA, ryssSi; ato.th ar,SI = xaur
'I1Is time their tAsk VIII oS cohpieteu.
noweNeI,t tue men We nhu hpout Tue yaIu arc
not tne only ones VINO arc employer IN the con-
strnctlon OF the battle snip. In dinerent parts
Ulhe country many others are Norklhg ~ me
mIhes, the blast furnaces. anu rollihs Mllls 20
produce the material Tor the men IN the yard 10
work upon. Altogether II Is safe 10 say thht a
thousand men are constantly employed for .
period OF four years In the construction OF one
otthese levtathans OF the sea-
Probably no other creation or man brings into
employment a greater variety or artisans than
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-09

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Sept. Sin the case Of John
Shaw We. the Riverside School district OF Lyon
county, IN which Shaw sued for the face value
of SIS, 900 worth OF bonds, Judge Shiras Of the
United States Court yesterday declared the
issue invalid because the bonds were issued at a
time when the debt OF the district exceeded the
limitation hxed by law. This decision inyali-
dates S72, 600 worth OF bonds issued BY this dis
triet aud fully 100000 worth Issued By other
Lyon eOuhty school districts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-09
ON MOUNT SINAI.
Liz ana Way. or Its Ch-..aaa Colony.


The present condition OF the convent on Mount
Sinai IL thus described by a recent writer in the
Guardian:
1T Is an impressive thing thus 10 come upon
q Christian colony and q Christian church in
the rocky heart of the Sinaitic peninsula; .
colony which can trace its ancestry TO the earliest
days OF Byzantine Christianity. a church which
bears witness TO the faith of Justinian and
Theodore, of CosmRs and Damian, OF Catherine
OF Alexandria and Catherine OF Russia, The
convent itself Is an Irregular mass OF buildings,
heavily fortressed there were days when II had
10 defend itself against Moslem persecution and
BedOuin marauders. The monks within, some
twenty or thirty In number, are uncouth and
unksmpt 10 the last degree. Hardly a sign
OF the effects OF the religious life can
be seen in their faces, many Of them
r~epulsive enough. But no visitor can fail
to remember with gratitude their kindly
and unaffected welcome. Their feelings toward
the English Church are most friendly, and II an
English priest is among the travellers he is
taken within the screen and allowed 20 kneel
t 9eISr ~ the the Ai iitur SDa The PsS1 chTarch IS i q ins BASIL
lea, richly but tastefully decorated and well
cared for. Its chief artistic treasure is the SUI
perb mosaic work In the apse, OF the seventh or
ton. TO which the church + dedicated. AS a
with Ginning OF bells and beating OF the gong,
at A and o 4. N. and In ne Afternoon ives
perSl. Inc EuchAflst. IL tclcDEAlou keucEallg
twice a week aud on saints days.
Beyond attending the services the monks do
not seem 10 have much 10 do. Study, OF course,
they never dream OF. There IL a great deal OF
baking OF bread and brewing Of date wine al
ways going on, as well as some lazy w~hitewash-
ing; there are the olives and vines in the gar
deh 10 DO looked after but for the most part the
inmates live \ life Of serene and vacant idle
ness. or the chief Ofioers the Prior seems 20 DO
a nonentity; the most prominent person being
the toward. WHO undertakes the services and
the internal ecOhOmy OF the house. Next In i'm
portancs comes the secretary, q young man In
deAcOn's orders. with some pretensions TO edu-
cation, possessed OF a goOd-natured heart and .
minimum OF bad French. The precious library
Is under his charge, though he knows nothing At
ali abOutiL and handles the MSS. In q way that
Is narrowing 70 ones feelings. But things are
better now than they were once. The books are
housed In three rooms with glazed windows;
they are labelled. numbered, and most OF them
catalOEued. Their contents have not yet been
Completely explored; but the latest researches
warrant the belief that the principal treasures
have been exhausted. and that another COdeE
StnG9sOu Is not hksJ % b discovered N =
WGSts-DADeE bAAksG"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-09
BLANKETS
Below Cost of Production.

We shall open tomorrow several
large invoices of WOOL BLANKETS,
which we closed out from the manu-
facturers at a great sacrifice, and are
offered for this sale in many cases
much below cost TO manufacture.
IO4 Wool Blankets, $I.0s; worth Sc. 90.
IO4 Wool Blankets, $2.4s; worth SO. rs.
lO-4 Wool Blankets, $3.4S; worth 81 90.
ia Wool Blankets, $s.:5; worth s4.75.
ia Wool Blankets, $I.25; worth IS, 90.
la Wool Blankets, $4.Os; worth 90. e5.
c0miOrtables. Linens.
800 Silkoline and Chintz Comfortables,
full sizes, warranted fast %colors, and filled
with best grade white cotton, at
$I.4O each; actual value $3.50.
ESQ Satin Damask Table Cloths, 2x2K
yards, SI.TS each value 90. so.
500 Fringed Table Cloths, with colored
borders, s1 yards long, Csc; value sI.s6.
500 dozen extra fine make Huck Towels,
pure linen, $2.6O dozen; value %. so.
8 dozen White Honeycomb Towels,
sOx44 inches, at 500 dozen; we're $3.50.
9Th Avenue, 18Th 10 2Oth Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-09
SPECIAL SALE.
100 PIANOS.

We will sell during this month 100 new
WATERS upright pianos Including cover
and stool, at 1925 cash or $3.50 on in
stallments; only $40 down and 81 monthly
until paid.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-09
C-oat-.stsr sass TArs~a n-s- sIz.

Thomas Kennedy, b5 years old, = wealthy con-
tractor. who lives in l4sth street west OF the
Boulevard. was thrown from his gig at l45th
street and Bradhurst avenue early yesterday
morning. His left thigh was broken, and be
Wa taken 70 Manhattan Hospital Mr.. Kennedy
VA formerly : horse uEtneE % notA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-09
G, 1000
Smyrna Rugs
at less than Wholesale Prices.
CHINA MATTINGs.
comprising all the best known makes.

Remainder OF stock OF China Mat
tinGs, comprising about 300 rolls.
must be closed out. 10 make room for
other goods Entire lot marked At
an average OF 40 rents on the Dollar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-09
Infants Department.
Csizcs up TO 4 years.)

Opening Of Fall Novelties of both for
eign and domestic manufacture in Babies
and Children's Cloaks, Refers, Dresses,
Bonnets, and Hats, with the following
Incompatible Values;
Babies Long Cloaks, in Bedford
Coed, with deep embroidered 7E
capes, value So. 10. at .......... LIU
Long Cloaks in all-wool Bedford
Cord and Cashmere, effectively q no
trimmed, value 1915, at .....,. JsJO
Children's Short Coats OF Fancy
Wool Mixtures and Checks, with
velvet and fur trimmings, value . 90
$3.50, at............",,........ O'oO
Children's Short Coats, in Benga-
line Cloth, trimmed with beaver 40
and ribbon, value $6.0S, at..... f'OU