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$1; A Tonus Connellsville Machinist
Fatally Shoots a Former Chumi
PU WHISKY THE CAUSE OP THE CRIME.
Tounj Lee, ot Allegheny, Pleads Gailtj to a
Murder in Butler County.
KEWSY XOTES F0H TOWKS ABOUND
rSFXCIAI. TKLEQKJLM TO TOT OIBPXTCH.1
Connellsville. February 9. Marion
Crowel, a young machinist, -workin? in a
foundry here, -visited Dunbar, three miles
south of here, this afternoon, and in cold
cold blood shot his friend, Joseph Porter.
Both are respectable young men, well
known and intelligent TTntil a few weeks
ago they were employed as brakemen on the
Baltimore and Qhio road, and spent much
time in each other's company. For some
reason they reiigned, and Porter went to
Dunbar, where is ni employed In a brick
yard, while Crowel remained in Connellsvine.
Tbe latter worked at his trade lor a few days
and then took to drinking.
This afternoon he boarded a train and started
for Dunbar with the avowed intention of tat
ing Porter's lire. He made this remark to
several, but It was treated as a joke. When
Crowel reached Dunbar he went at once to
the brickyard. Greeting Porter, he Invited
him to have a drink, producing a bottle, and
upon hii refusal asked him to take a walk.
When a few steps were taken Crowel suddenly
drew a revolver and fired tnree times.
Porter expired without saying a word, and
the murder started for Connellsville. but news
of Ms crime had preceded hinvand when he
M officer approacMng him be gave Mmself
up. saying, with tears. Tve killed himand
wft get no pardon." He is now in jail here
but refuses to speak of his deed. He blames
liquor as the cause of his crime, and said: But
for whisky 1 would not be here. For God a
Bake, don't let my parents know of this.
Porter's home is at Ellerslee, W. Vsu. and
Crowd's parents reside near Jit Pleasant.
LEE PLEADS GDILTI.
Opening of the Trial Ta Yemn Allr;beiilan
Charged With Mnrder.
jSj-BCUI. TELSOBAJ1 TO TlUt DISPATCH.
, Btrn.EE, December 9. Thomas Lee, of Alle
gheny, was arraigned in court here to-day for
the murder of John McCall on Halloween, w.
A. Farquar and Thompson i Son appeared for
the defendant, and Judge McCandless and Dis
trict Attorney JlcPherrin for the Common
wealth. Tbe accused, by advice of his counsel,
pleaded guilty. The defendant told his version
of the murder. A quarrel arose in a baUroom,
and the melee was carried into the street, where
Harry Fair, who had accompanied Lee from
Kentrewto Evans City, was engaged in a fight
with a man named Hovis.
While endeavoring to separate the combat
ants Lee was confronted by three men, one of
whom was armed with a bludgeon. He pulled
off a fence palinc, and the two began fencing.
Neither man knew1 the other, and not a word
whs spoken. A moment later McCall fell, mor
tally wounded, and died a few days later. Leo
Is 21 years old, and has a handsome, intelligent
face, and only once, when relating the details
of the quarrel, did he evince any emotion.
LABOE TEODBLES AT FINDLAY.
Seme Small Dlfucnltles Between Glasiwork
era and Their Employers.
tfsrKCIAI. TZLIQEAM TO THE DISPATCH.!
FlNDLAT, December a The carrying-out
boys and gatherers at tbe JJellaire Goblet
"Works in this city struck this morning, all
leaving the works shortly after 7 o'clock. Tbe
trouble Is owing to a young man named Kauff-
three carrjinc-ont boys. It is thought tbat
morrow.
t -v.mmVaII rtf lttiTTfTW Prweiriflnt nf
Ij. A- 300, is here adjusting a small difficulty be-
tween employers suu cuji'iuji-o ., .wj'mjv
"Window Glass Factory. He leaves for Fostoria
and Toledo to-morrow.
50 FOUTHEK DISTEIBUTIOlf. "
Secretary Kremer'a Report of the John
town Relief Pnnd.
rsrxcui. tex.xgrjlx to tub dispatch.'.
Johnstown, December 8. Becretary
Kremer, of tbe State Flood Commission, after
a week's absence, returned to this place to-day.
He says th -re will be no further distribution of
relief money, but any serious errors that may
nave been made will be rectified. Tbe clerks
are now busy preparing for publication a state
xnent of the relief fund and its distribution,
which will be published in pamphlet form.
Five boys were arrested last night on the
charge of being the thieves who have com
mitted various petty robberies here of bite.
FOOTPADS AT GEEEKY1LLE.
They Bob an Ascd Sinn nnd Attack a
Wealthy Coal Operator.
reriCIAl. TKLEQRXH TO THE DISrATCH.I
Gbxbtvxxaz. December a Highway rob
beries stiU continue in Greenville. Johnson
English, aged 78. was robbed on Main street
Saturday niefct at tbe point of a revolver. Last
night it was reported that H. K. Wick, the
wealthy Younzstown coal man, who had been
visitinc friends here, was also held up about 7
o'clock on Main street as he was coins to the
train. Six tramps were arrested to-night on
suspicion.
THE MTEESPOET POSTMASTEESHIP.
A Delegation Goes to fVnslilncton, Hoping:
to Settle the Fiahr.
rEFECIXI. TTLEGEAX TO THE DI8PJ.TCH.1
McKeespobt, December a A delegation of
prominent citizens, beaded by W. C Sales and
T. C Jones, Esq.. left for "WasMngton to-night
to see tbe President and Wanamaker about tbe
Eostoffice matter. Alonzo Inskeep and David
iynch are thought to be ahead In the race.
-The appointment, according to reports from
the capital, is to be made by January 10.
Bishop Tales'" Attendant.
6rCtI. TELEGKAX TO THB DISPATCK.1
Jomrexowif, December a Brother Philip,
of the Franciscan Order, wm in this place to
day. He was the late Bishop Tuigg's attend
ant, the Bishop expiring In his arms. "He says
the Bishop's death was not caused by a con
gestive chill, as stated, but by a gradual wear
ing away of vitality. Father Philip will re
turn to libretto. He has been the Bishop's at
tendant for fire years.
They Flayed in Hard Lock.
ItTTCLLL TXX.KOBA TO THE DISrjLTCZ.1
BeATEk Faixs. December a The Lotta
Delmain Burlesque Company showed at the
Opera Honse Saturday night and yesterday
disbanded. This morning the majority of the
troupe left for Pittsburg, others for Cleveland
and Buffalo. They have been playing in hard
luck for some time.
A Warrant for Byrne's Arrest.
rsriciAi. txxeorak to the nisr.iTCK.1
SCOTTDaxe, December a It is Jearncd on
good authority that Hon. John E. Byrne and
Peter "Wise will be rearrested to-inorTowon
the charge of conspiracy, preferred by Hon.
Edward Callahan. Tbe new warrants were
sworn out before Justice Keener, of Greens
burg. A Woman Sentenced to Death.
EaStojt, December a Mrs. Margaret Dil
llard, who, with William H. Bartholomew, was
convicted of the mnrder of her husband on
tbe night of September C, at BlersriUe, was
this morning sentenced to be hanged. Mrs.
Dfllisxd wept bitterly while the sentence was
being pronounced.
GEO." WM. TAILOE WASTED.
Ecclisb Intjnlf'le for a Man Who Used to
Oslde Here.
Consul Max Schamberg has received
papers from England concerning George
William Taylor, a coal miner from the
parish of Ashtoa under Xyne, county of
Lancaster.
Mr. Taylor came to this country in 1876
or 1877. and was at Sawmill Bun In 1881
and 1882, and also during tbe earlier part of
this year, when be left, owingto some family
trouble. He was last heard from at lit.
"Washington, where he was working at lay
ing pipes.. Eli friends are anxious to Ascer
tain ius whereabouts..
ABODT THE GLOBE DEAL.
The Standard In Possession of Their Lato
Rival's Works Only Two Independent
Brilaeries Left What They Are Dalai".
A visit to the Globe Eefinery shows that
ia Standard Oil Comnanvisbusilvengaged
in obliterating any traces of tbe former
ownership, not oyer a dozen men are at
work, most of those being stillmen. in tne
iwiKiu, finr nil nlrV halt rP3Kpd and the
staves on hand are being earned away.
All tne cars on tne siaings "-&
painted red and lettered "Union Pipe Line
Company." There are about 80,000 barrels
rJAM!l ni 1ia -n.ft.1re in nmcs (tf rCDDC-
ment, and about seven weeks' refining will
be necessary with what is on nana.
A gentleman who is well posted with the
in speaking of the deal said: "The Standard
was a little short In Eome ol tne leaaius "
territory which is in the Butler and the
Washington county fields. From the crude
oil of these onlv can be made what is called
the fine, white,"or water oil of a high test.
This fine territory was nearly entirely in
the hands ot the Globe .Refining Company.
The Standard began to reach out for some or
all or it, and has now got it. Last summer
the Standard got orders for an immense
amount of this white water oil, but as they
could not furnish it, had to buy it of the
Globe Eefining Company in order to hold
the trade on the other grades of oi. The
Globe Eefining Company refined for the
Standard Company 250,000 barrels of this
white water oil. About 250,000 gallons of
this test oil is made every year lor Uncle
Sam. who has it all shipped to Jefferson
ville, Ind." .
The only independent oil works in Pitts
burg now is the Bear Creek and the Waver
lr. The latter is in tbe Eighteenth ward,
near tbe Lucy Blast Furnace, and is refin
ing to its ntmost capacity. One of these
was visited by a reporter for the purpose of
ascertaining what effect the late deal would
have on the independent refineries.
A gentleman in authority unhesitatingly
said: "We can tell you nothing about the
future, but if we are to judge from the past
there is nothing to fear. Formerly, when
the Standard leased and bought out all the
oil works around here, the independent con
cerns were little more than started audhave
been refining oil ever since, without inter
ruption, so far as leasing and selling were
concerned.
Beiore the deal the Globe Eefining Com
pany, or rather before tbat company was in
existence, Mr. Eeighard furnished the inde-
n.J.n( Sll WVV wWll Tl4v1v fill tOUT
crude oil. He had two pipe lines direct to
ms ana our worcs irom iuo uuua uuu
Washington oil fields.
"The Standard company, while they are
bound to furnish oil to these refineries
through their pipe lines as a common car
rier by tbefr Sttte charter, can raise the
price of oil and for transporting it. But the
operators of the independent refineries are
in no way nneasy about that."
The two independent refineries now refine
about 1,000 barrels of oil per diem.
EAILROAD MEN'S C0KFEEENCE.
Important Baslnesa Dlcnscd Yesterday
br P., L. E. and Nypano People.
A meeting of general superintendents
and car accountants of the Pittsburg and
Lake Erie Hailroad and the Hew York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio Eailroad was held
yesterday in an office over the Lake Erie
depot on the Southside.
The Nypano people arrived in their
special car, according to a previously-made
agreement to meet the Lake Erie officials,
and discuss matters coming under their
mutual jurisdiction.
The chief business which came before the
meeting was tbat pertaining to the use and
exchange of cars on the common territory
of both roads in and about Youngstown,
O. Tbis aneslion was discussed at length.
and, according to the statement of one of
the minor clerKs, witn some neat, a satis
factory arrangement was finally made, and
steps taken to seenre better service on tho
territory. This was the only business of
importance bronght before thv meeting,
though it lasted until 5 o'clock.
The following gentlemen were present:
J. C Morebead. General SnDertntendent of
Transportation: C. B. FitchSupenutendent of
the Mahoning Division; D. I. Henderson,
General Agent, at Youncstown; D. W. M'Kire,
Car Accountart, all of the New York, Penn
sylvania and Obio road, and E. Holbrook, Gen
eral Superintendent, and C H. Teal, Car Ac
countant, of the Lake Erie road.
Immediately after the meeting the Nypano
people left the city.
AN AFFECTING MEETING.
The Leniency Bin. Welmer Exercised
Toward Her Old Knrse.
Winnie Eobinson, who Bhowed a pro
pensity for appropriating other people's
property by wholesale, was yesterday re
leased from custody through the kindness of
Mrs. John A. Weimer, the principal victim
of the enlargement of the bump of acquisi
tiveness in Winnie's cranium. v
It appeared that Mrs. Weimer had been
nursed by Winnie Irom infancy until she
was about 16 years of age, and the meeting
between Mrs. Weimer and her old nurse in
the Central station yesterday was one ot the
most affecting that has ever been seen in
that place, where peculiar incidents are an
every-day occurrence. Mrs. "Weimer pnt
her arm aronnd the neck of the woman who
cared for her in childhood, and tbe colored
woman clasped her nurseling around the
waist in a manner to remind people, as the
two rocked to and fro, of the old days in the
South when a beautiful woman 'felt and
acted to her old black "mammy" as no
stranger conld.
The goods were returned the lady, who is
bnt recently married and only now about 20
years of age, giving a large share to her old
nurse and the prisoner was released. The
claim was made, and with considerable show
of reason, that the woman was unbalanced
in her mind on account of the period of life
she had reached.
Catarrh
J 8 a blood disease. Until tno poison la
expelled from the system, there can
be no cure for this loathsome and
dangerous malady. Therefore, the only
effective treatment is a thorough course
of Ayer's Sarsaparilla the best of all
blood purifiers. The sooner you begin
the better ; delay is dangerous.
"I was troubled -with catarrh for over
two years. I tried various remedies,
nnd was treated by a number cf physi
cians, but received no benefit until I
began to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. A
few bottles of this medicine cured me of
tnis troublesome complaint and com
pletely restored my health." Jesse M.
Boggs, Holman's Mills, N. C.
'When Ayer's Saisaparilla was rec
ommended to me for catarrh, I was in
clined to doubt its efficacy. Having
tried so many remedies, with little ben
efit, I had no faith that anything would
cure me. I became emaciated from loss
of appetite and Impaired digestion. I
had nearly lost the sense of smell, and
my system was badly deranged. I was
about discouraged, when a friend urged
me to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and re
ferred me to persons whom it had cured
of catarrh. After taking half a dozen
bottles of this medicine, X am convinced
that the only sure way of treating this
obstinate disease is through the blood."
Charles H. Maloney, 113 Elver st,
Lowell, Mass.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
razrissszT
Dr. J. C Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price t)l; six bottles, S. Worth $5 a bottle.
BLOCKER'S DUTCH COCOA.
150 CUPS FOS a.
i CH01CHsT,PURKST,MKT. tktis.
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Hope Crashed to Earth
By repeated but Ineffectual attempts to get rid
of chronic Indigestion, will riie again after a
few doses of Hos tetter's StomachBitters, the
finest corrective tbat ever brought comfort to a
dyspeptic stomach. Bilious sufferers, victims
of chills and fever, the rheumatic, the nervous,
and sufferers from kidney and bladder trouble,
never resort to it in vain.
The Beit Chance Yet.
"We are tired waiting for cold weather;
have therefore determined to slaughter all
our overcoats and winter suits regardless or
cost, includin? underwear and winter fur-nishing-goods
and fur caps. This sale will
begin promptly this morning at 8 o'clock,
and will not end until every article is sold.
This is a great chance for any one who wants
good, honest-made clothing for very little
monev. We repeat this again: The goods
must be sold without reserve. Children's
clothing is included in this slaughter sale.
We will not mention prices, but come and
see. P. O. C. a,
Cor. Grant and Diamond sts., opp. the new
Court House.
Fins Upright Piano at 8200.
An excellent 7 octave upright piano,
with latest improvements, splendid tone,
handsomely carved case, fully warranted,
for $200, including fine plush scarf and
stool. Also, a beautiiul parlor organ, 9
stops, fine case and tone, for 560. Special
holiday bargains at the music store of J. M.
Hoffmann & Co., 637 Smithfield street
Fine assortment of the celebrated Sohmer
Sianos, the superb Colby and hallet &
umston pianos.
Diamonds.
Unset stones constantly on hand.
Designs chosen specially to snit each in
dividual taste. Stones mounted, at once by
Habdt & Hates',
Jewelers, Silversmiths and Art Dealers, 529
Smithfield st. New Building.
ITS
We have a very large assortment ot reed,
rattan and willow rockers, which are valued
very much as a gift They make a very
pretty present.
Hoppkb Bbos. & Co.,
TTS 307 Wood street
Ktoro Open Till 9 O'clock
Every evening until Christmas. Our stock
is more varied than ever before and will
amply repay inspection.
JOS. ElCHBATJM & CO.,
48 Fifth avenue.
Lace curtains 600 -pairs just received
specially for holiday trade to sell quickly
at less than importation prices.
ttssu Huous & Hacke.
Peksian silver is the latest novelty in
toilet, manicure cases, etc Save money by
buying at Harrison's Toy Store, 133 Federal
St., Allegheny. rra
A splendid line of antiqne oak chiffon
iers just the thing for a" nice Xnias present
Cash or credit Hoppee Bbos. & Co.,
us 307 Wood street
A BAEGAnr 50c. 60o and 75c a yard for
Priestley's black silk warp Henriettas,
were 85c, ?1 and 125.
TTS3U HlTGUS, & HACKE.
Alothers, Brine the Little Ones.
Thpy are our friends, to Aufrecht's Elite
Gallery, 516 Market st Get your fine pho
tographs at lowest prices.
BlatsCb Pnxs Great English gout and
rheumatic remedy. Bare, prompt and effect
ive. At druggists'. ttsu
Kid and dogskin walking gloves.
James H. Aiken & Co., 100 Fifth ave.
lUarrlnae Licenses Granted YeMordar.
Ksroe. Bejldenee.
CDrndeBoTer "Willow Groye
Clntba WricM Mansfield
J James Plnkerton - Allegheny
I Mary Hnddleson Uutler
Henry Strpntls JJniPIn,e
Maria tehelg Braddock
5 Wm. A. Pierce J E!"sSnr,!
t Ancle H. Smmmerlaw , PlttsDurK
(Marion F. Clark Plttsbnrg
i Bosanna Costello Pittsburg
J "Willis M. Bnsey Pittsburg
( Susan B Becmrey Pittsburg
J Jeremiah B. Bheppard "Wheelinc, TV. Va
( Msjdalen Dshlman Wheeling, W. Va
DIED.
CAWLEY At Jack's Run, P., Ft. W. fc C.
Hy. Monday morning. December 9, at 920,
Fbancis M. Cawley, aged 57 years.
Funeral onTuesday evening on arrival of
train whichleaves Allegheny at 7:15 v. jl, city
time. Friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend. Interment at Meredith, K.
H.
CRIST On Monday, December 9, 18S9, at
1 a. si, Kate, wife of Lewis Cnst, aged 42
years.
Funeral from the family residence. No. 67
Frankstown avenue. Nineteenth ward, on
Thursday, the 12th Inst, at 9 a. m. Friends
of tbe family are respectfully Invited to at
tend. 2
DARRAGH On Monday. December 9. 1889,
at 4:15 P. Jt, CAPTAIN JOHN DABBAQH, In tbe
79th year of his age. Father of Captain ,Tohn
J. Darragh, of Memphis, Tenn.; Captain James
L. Darragh and Captain T.J. Darragh, of LiiUo
Rock, Ark.
Funeral from the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. George Norris, 372 Webster avenue.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
HILGKRT At McKeesport, Pa., on Sunday,
December 8. at midnight. CATHbine Mabtz-t.tk-w
Htlgebt, wife of John Hilgert.
Funeral services at St Mary's Church, Mc
Keesport, "Wednesday, December 11, at 9
A. M. Friends ot the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
MclLWAJN At 330 p. St., December 9.
Edith Bbbnetta McIlwain, aged 7 years, 3
months and 24 days, only daughter of John and
Waria Mcllwain.
Notice of funeral later.
Cleveland, O., papers please copy.
McGOUGH On Monday, December 9, at
420 p. m., Mrs. Helen Jenkins McGotjgh,
beloved wife of A. P. McGough.
Funeral services Tuesday, at 8 p. k., from
late residence, 216 coltart square, Oakland.
Interment private on "Wednesday.
McCLATCHEY At his residence. Chartiers
P. fe L. E. R. R, on Monday evening, Decem
ber 9,1859, at 7 o'clock. JAMES McClATCHEY,
in the 53d year of his age.
Funeral notice in tbe evening papers.
MCPHERSON Monday. December 9, at 5:30
A. it, Wilwaji McPhebson, aged 76 vears,
at bis residence. No. 1 Sycamore street, South
side. Funeral on Wednesday, December 11, at 2
P.M. 2
RICHARDS On Saturday. December 7, at
Denver, CoL, Chaexes Richabds, son of
Mrs. Elizabeth Ricbards, of Taylor street, Six
teenth ward, Pittsburg, aged 19 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
ROBINSON On .Monday, December 9,
Chester Howard, son of Hugh and Emma
Robinson, Glenneld, a&'ed 4 years 2 months.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
THOMAS On Monday morning at 333
o'clock. Rev. H. E. THOMAS, D.D.. pastor of
First Congregational Church of Pittsburg, in
the 60th year of his age.
Funeral on Wednesday ajtebnoon at 2
o'clock from his late residence, Idlewood sta
tion. Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis Rail
road. Trains leave Union station 115, city
time. 2
UEBDMG On Monday, December 9, 1S39, at
2:15 P. H, Emma, daughter of William and
Wllhelmenia Uebing, aged 28 years 4 months.
Funeral from parents' residence, 247 Thirty
eighth street, on Wednespay at 830 a. m.
Services at St. Augustine's Church at 9 a.m.
Interment private.
JAMES ARCHIBALD BRO..
LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
H7.U9 and 136 Third avenue, tvro doors below
Smithfield st, next door to Contra! Hotel.
Carriages for funerals,!3. Carriages for operas,
parties, ic., at the lowest rates. All new car
riages. Telephone communication. myl-ll-TT3
TJEPRESENTED D PITTSBURG IN ISO.
ASSETS ' . JSJOTLGOOSJ.
Insurance Ce, ef North Jlmertca,
Losses adjusted and paid by W ILTJAM L
JONES. 84 Fourth avenue. ia3-s2-D
WESTERN IS8VBANVE CO.
OFPirrsBURG.
Assets.. ,3113,50107
NO. 4U WOOD STREET.
ALEXANDER NIMlCKPresldent
,J0WK JACKSON. Vice President -
VMMt-TW. i iWK. P. KIRBERT. Secretary.
NEW ADTKXTKEMKNTS.
UR Eighth
Annual
Holiday.
Bazaar is now at its full tide
of attraction and patronage.
Tim thrones of customers em
phasize, as no, words of ours
can, the importance of auena
in? at once to your- Holiday-
purchases.
from our large collection oj
Decorative Furniture we to
day illustrate a fern pieces of
our
PUNJAB and BAMBOO WARE
o Bamboo Fur
niture, ::: when
well made, is
both ::: durable,
and beautiful.
This graceful
Bamboo farlor.
Cabinet, with
shelves of quar
tered oak, in
,highest finish,
is $7 5a
This Punjab
Table, :: with
projecting
wines, : is : in-
good form in
any ::: room;
pnuallv suita
ble as, a 5 o'clock "tea table,
reading stand or music hold
er. Price, $5 50.
The :: circular
pattern, adapted
for similar uses,
is $3 75. Both
are covered with
finest quality In
iia Matting, du
rable in wear and
artistic in appearance.
The ::: four
shelved ::: stand
has had a large
sale at $4 50,
as a convenient
holder of maga
zines, :: periodi
cals and music.
This exquisite
new desien of
Bamboo Center
Table is light,
but by no 'means
fragile. Note the
convenient lower
shelf.
Price, $7.
iV". 2?. Our unique de
scriptive Holiday Catalogue
of 64 pages with its price list
and classified index of "pres
ents suitable for a lady, gen
lleman, boy and girV is now
ready to be had on application.
0. McCIMTOCK
& CO.,
33 FIFTH AVENUE.
de5-TTS
SCOTT'S GREAT DISCOVERY!
What I Can Do With It.
I can cure an ordinary case of ulceration with
one application, had cases in two or three. Core
guaranteed to be permanent. I never fail- Cure
sensitive and painful teeth, with exposed nerves
or pulp, without pain. Can save you the trou
ble of going to tbe dentist by the month for
treament. Will, not discolor your teeth as
other dentists do. I Invite troublesome cases
where other dentists have failed. I will cure
yon. To be had only at Dr. C. S. Scott's Dental
Offices, 624 Penn ave., opposite Home's.
delO-CG-TTSSu
TEETH, $5, $8, $10.
Gold fillings from $1 up. Amalgar?, 60c;
silver, 75c; white alloy, f L
Gold Crowns a specialty.
DR. J. M. McCLAREN,
Corner Smithfield and Fourth avenue.
5oZlTTsn
STEAMERS AND EXCURSIONS.
STATE LINE
To Glasgow, Belfast, Dublin
and Liverpool.
FROM NEW YORK EVERY THURSDAY.
Cabin passage S35 to 150. according to locaoa
of stateroom. Ezenrslon S65 to fOO.
steerage to and from Europe at Lowest Sates,
AUSTIM BALDWIN & CO.. General Agents,
83 Broadway, MewYoric
J. J. McCORMlCK. Agent.
639 and 401 Smithfield St, Pittsburg. Pa.
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POB QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Boyal acd United States Mall Steamers. ,
Teutonic DcU,730 ami
Celtts. Jan. 8.
uermame, iec. wipm
Britannic, Dec.25,7:3Sam
Artrltlr Jan. L.
uermame, Jan. li.
Britannic, Jan. 22.
'Adriatic. .Tan. 29.
jrrom White star hock,
foot of West Tenth st.
'Second cabin on tbese steamers. Saloon rates,
50 and upward. Second cabin, p and upward,
according to steamerand location of berth. Ex
cursion tickets on favorable terms, steerage, fJ.
White Star drafts parable on demand in all tbe
principal banks throughout reat Britain. Ap
ply to JCHN 1. MCCOBUICK, eu and 1 Smith
field St.. Pittsburg, or J. BBUCE IBMAX, Gen
eral Agent, 41 Broadway, MewTCort. no23-P
AMERICAN LINE,
Bailing every "Wednesday from Philadelphia
and Liverpool. Passenger accommodations tor
all classes unsurpassed. Tickets sold to and
from Ureat Britain and Ireland, Norway, Swe
den, Denmark, etc
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS,
General agents. 807 Walunt st- Philadelphia.
Foil information can he had of J. j. McCOB
MICK, Fourth avenue and Sslthteld Mmti
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SPECIAL NOTICL
GENTS' SILK MUFFLERS,
GENTS' SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
removed to Dress Goods Boom for Holiday
sales. The regular
Handkerchief Department
remains- in. their established: location, ark
joining, the Glove Department, in Mail?
Store.
MUFFLERS.
Fifty dozen each, Gents'" Cream Silk
Mufflers at 60c, 75o and" 100 dozen Gents
Cream Silk Mufflers at 51, $1 25 and $1 50
each. Largest,, finest and choicest patterns
ever shown.
Gents Elegant Mufflers, $1 75, ?2; $2 SO,
53 and. J3" 60 and up to Brkst imported.
HANDKERCHIEFS;
Gents H. S. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs
at 60c. 63c, 76c and 5.1; special prices by the
half dozen or dozen.
200 dozen 2,400 handkerchiefs.
Colored Brocade Silk Handkerchiefs this
morning at a sacrifice to close out at once:
51 25. quality at 75c.
51 00 quality at 5Q&
7flo quality at 35c
60c quality at 25c.
25c quality at 15c.
Children's and Boya- Silk Handkerchiefs
at 12c and 15c.
AH the above- are in, the, Dress Goods
Eoom at the center counters or Trimming
Department,
HOLIDAY DRESS PATTERNS.
At Black Goods Department.
At French Goods Department
At Cashmere Department.
At American Dress Goods, Department.
All put up in nice boxes, and goods or
merit at Barsain Prices that will be a pleas
ure, and satisfaction, both, to the giver and
recipient
BOGGS & BUHL,
113,117,119,121 Federal stAllegheny,
Dress Goods, Broadcloths and Suitings
this week at reduced prices.
P. ' S. HOLIDAY EXPOSITION.
Both Useful and Ornamental, well worth a
visit to get Choice Christmas Presents and
save money,
de9-p
CHRISTMAS GOODS
tiOW READY
For inspection. The largest and most beau-
tlful display wo have over made.
NOW IS THE TIME
Tq get best selection. Special lot of
CHILDREN'S AND MISSES'
CLOAKS!
At 55, formerly sold at 510, 511, 12, ages 3
to 12, all splendidly made. This is a rare
chance. All our Cloaks marked down 25
to 60 per cent less than regular price. Come
at once and secure a genuine bargain.
HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR sellinrj
rapidly at the low prices we have marked
them. You will be astonished to see tbe
GRAND GOODS we are offering at less
than the prices ol inferior ones.
GLOVES and MITTS Extra good val
ues in Wool, Cashmere and Silk, for ladies,
children and men 20c to finest qualities.
Special attention called to onr line of
MEN'S KID GLOVES and MITTS, lined
and unlined, also Tan, Deer, Lambskin,
Colt, etc., etc, "We can save you 25 per
cent on these goods.. Come and see,
E?"Open till 9 v. m. Saturdays.
A.G.CAMPBELL&SONS
710 Penn avenue. 710.
PENN BDILDING.
Between Seventh and Eighth sts.
del-mrsa
H. H. DURBIN & CO.,
63 FIFTH AVEHPE.
Rich Jewelry and Precious Stones.
nO'l-TTSSU
DANZIGER'S
.A. iFOrSCTrVIE svrisra- OF
zdolxla:r,s jostid czesstts
-05-
Toys, Dolls,
-AND
: Holiday Goods. :
No such Stock in Western Pennsylvania as we
are now showing. Come in-the morning and- avoid
the afternoon rush.
XDIsrZIC3-E3E,7S
POPULAR
teMMMMM WxtJi
SIIH 1ST I jA- Ic-aVu A.1F 1 J-ltTMA .If fVSSVc.j
N$w -RSiaqjjfTs.
HOLIDAY UMBRELLAS
FOR .teVKHYONE,
--
"We haye tho largest assortment o( Ladies
and Gentlemen 'a, Umbrellas, we. have, ever
sbpwijL and prices lowr, than eve? before.
Qnr stock angea in priqes from ?! ? to
f2Q each, which will give every one ? chance
to buy.' We will mention the price 9? a
fewot tbems-
Our. first two numbers are Natural wood
Stioks and Metal Caps, 26-inch, at 51 25.
Better RradeoJ Metal and Gold Caps; 26
inchj.at&CO, Rest to be-bad; for tbe, money is our Metal
Handles, in 26-incb, at ?1 75 and. $2; also
Natural Stioka at 82.
Special, Number in 6-4neh Metal Handles,
2oViu,cb, at$2 50; former price $3 50.
26-inoh extra fins Natural Sticks an s""
ver Handles at 53 and 53 60.
Etra value in 26rineb.Sil.veF and. finest
NatnraJi Sticks: at 54 and 15.
Ladies? 26-ipch, Sterling Silver Hapdl.es,
sneojal price 55 and, 57 each. The same
kind w sold, at 513. aprj 511 each last season,
Also, finer grades, including Solid Silver
on Ivory and, fincNatural Sticks, with Sil
ver Mountings and Plain SolidL8ilver Han
dles, from 5?to 518 each.
Geptlemen,'s, Umbrellas,. 28-Jncb. Natural,
at 51 60 and 52 60. "
28-inch Metal Handles, at 52 25,52 75,53.
28-inch Sine Natural Sticks at 53 50 and
54 50,
28-inch Silver Handles "at 51 and 55, in
cludes e.very style and. shape handles, which,
is a very hue assortment, to select irom.
Pine Natural Sticks with "solid silver
mountings, in 28-inch, at 55, 56, 57 50, 59
and 510.
Sotm Silver Handles in bright and
oxydized, from 57 to $12. 28-inob.
Solid Silver on Smoked Ivory and Pearl,
ranging in price from 513 to 20.
Pine Assortment of Ladies Blaok "Wood
Ebooy Handles, 2C and 28-inch, from 52 25
to 57 60.
24-inch Umbrellas for Children in Natural
and Silver Handles, from 5,1 25 to 53 50.
We have an extra force of clerks, and can
guarantee you prompt attention.
HORNE & WARD,
41 FIFTS Jk TEHCUE.
del0-rj
CHILDREN'S BOOKS.
Child's History of England, by Charles
Dickena, only 35a
All of the schools are using; It as a text book,
which is a guarantee of Its excellence.
Rontledce's Hlstoryof the United States,
with 23Q illustrations. 60c.
Zigzag Journeys, SI lft
Little Ones Annual. SI 25.
The Three Vassar Girls at Home, $1 10.
Tho Tree Vassar Qirls Abroad, SI 10.
Great Grandmother's Girls, in New France,
J125.
Young Folks Why and Wherefore, 75c
Yovms Folks Queries, by Uncle Lawrence,
75c
Tales of Shakespeare (Illustrated), byChas.
Lamb, at 50c.
Elsie Books, 880 a vol.
Louisa Alcott's Books, SI 15 a vol.
BOOKS FOR BOYS, BOOKS FOK GIRLS,
BOOKS FOR LADIES. '
BOOKS FOR GENTLEMEN
Picture Books for Children and handsomely
Illustrated Books for their elders.
All the children are invited to the
DOLLS' FANCY DRESS BALL
On exhibition in our show window all this
week. Mail orders receive prompt attention.
Fleishman & Co.,
PITTSBURG, PA.
delO
DRUNKENNESS
Or the Liquor Habit Positively Cured
by Administering Dr. Haines'
Gelden Specific.
It can he given in a cop of coffee or tea without
the knowledge of the person taking It; is abso
lutely harmless, and will effect a permanent and
speedy cure, whether the patient Is a moderate
drinker or an alcoholic wreek. Thousands of
Drunkards have been made temperate men who
have taken uoldeu Specific In their coffee without
their knowledge and to-day believe theyqult
drinking from their own free will. rxUBVEK
1'AIl.S. The system ohce impregnated with the
Bpeclflc, It becomes an utter Impossibility for the
liquor appetite to exist. ForsalehyA.J.Bankln.
Sixth andFenn avcPlttsbarei E. Holden & Co.,
63 E. Federal st., Allegheny, Trade inpplled by
teo. A. Kellv & Co., flttshure, la. ae27-5S-TTS
Do You Know It?
To perfeot a cure, you roust remove the cause,
WINCH ESTEB'S HYPOPHQSPH1TE OF
LIME AND SODA supplies the system with Oxl
dlzable Phosphorus, tho deficiency of which Is
tbe proximate caflse of Consumption. For
Coughs, Bronchitis, Weak Lungs, Night
Sweats, and all Throat Diseases, It ia an un
equaled remedy. Bold by Druggists. SI per
bottle. Recommended byphyslcians. Send
for circular. WINCHESTER 4QQ., Chemists,
162 William Street, Nqw YorK,
my31-24-TTSWt
Games, Books
AIX-
STORES,
, - -w
itV$3Sl540,l42 PtfC
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BAJSTTA.
WILL, AS USUAL, MAKE HIS HEADQUARTERS
-AT-
)
GU SKY'S
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THE COMING
His Annual Carnival Receptil
."wxli.
MONDAY, December 23,
from 2 to 5:30 and from 7 to 9 P. M.
i
TUESDAY, December 24,
from 2 to 5:30 P. M.
Everybody expected to attend
which wijl be given, and all children (who must be accompanied by,theirf
nnrcnts or m-nwn nn friends "V will be presented with a box of Fine "
-t, -, ...- r J
Candies.
PUDTCTMAC . TAV
VniVAO J. IVJLnO . JLViTl X im
Santa Glaus will Make
-TO
UJirXULtf ttUMliO
-oy-
PITTSBURG and ALLEGHENY.
Every inmate therein will be
from their friends, Gusty's.
i Mi List if Holif toi
ntPRPfiAT5 For Men, Boys and Children. We've had no winter
UJtnounio weather yet to speak of. But it'll come and wherfrt
does be prepared for it. What more appropriate gift than an Overcoat?
All sorts here and at all sorts of prices. Men's, $$ to $30; Boys', $2 50
to I15; Children's, $1 35 to $10. You cannot go wrong, no matter what
price you pay.
SUITS For M-eDj Bys aad Children. As appropriate every bit zf4
OU 1 o Overcoats for presents. Men's, $4 to S30; Boys', S3 50 to $i8;
Children's, 98c to io. What manner of man, boy or child is there, we,
wonder, that we can t suit 10 a 1
old chestnut, wormy, moth eaten or
new and stylish and the best m the
QHnif INR lAPtf FT9 House
amUMnU JWrVCI07 ionaWy
nRPQQINR RflWN4? For father,
uncOQinu auniw or astor
of a Dressing Gown here. Plain or
plain solid colors, etc. You'll find
what you'll hnd elsewhere, jsa to
UCPVUCID I Decidedly the largest and handsomest display in towiw
nuuiviiunu jrfjie patterns jn
description, and many of the patterns are exclusive witn us. All tner.
most noted Of manufacturers gooas are nere, ana our prices are 25, aye, j
and even 50 per cent lower than you'll pay exclusive (?) furnishing goods-
dealers for tneir exclusive tj goods.
SHIRTS I Th3111 fit ani tQat,re riSnt in, every way inside and ont"i
wni'l IV -:ja Our -icsnrtmpnt simnlv immense anrl mclrides evenrvia
thing. All the newest conceits in
from Switzerland, Also Pique bosoms, Pleat bosoms, Satin Stripes and1
Finest Linen bosoms. Prices guaranteed 25 per cent lower than anyj
other house in Pittsburg.
Kininni'uprn t IMne. n
HANUKtr.vr.itra 1 ,
Pongee Silk, 98c to $1 19. Initial Silk Handkerchiefs, special initial,jj
Atic to 74c Black Pongee Silk Handkerchiefs, hemstitched, the newest
fad, 98c. Fancy Colored Silk Handkerchiefs, every color of the rain-I
bow, choice patterns, 24c to $2 24.
UMBRELLAS V A most popular
UmDnuuuno . novej striking
carved ivory handles, Etched Steiling Silver, Handchased Gold, etcj
It'll pay you to see tnese gooas.
initials on all gooas tree or cnarge.
HOSIERY I A arSe an comprehensive stock, where you'll find any-
with fine grades and choice novelties for the Holidays. Men's genuine
imported Scotch Wool half hose, 24c; "Castle Gate" Merino half hose,
regular 25c gooas, 19c per pair omy.
PI mCTCI A great and complete
uuu" worth buying. Boys'
top, 49c per pair. Men's plain or fur
doc Der oair. Perrine's best Pique
$2 25, for $t 83 only. Finest Dress
styles anu ai uguica u auwiuv j- ..5-i.v.u Mw.w. g
i iri-nr 1 XTan4arTn1v "r7mhrmr1rirl Vlvt. nirMv Rmho.!sefi(
vl-lr rcno . ieatjjer imitation
tation lizard, beautiful plush and chenille, imitation seal, elegant patent
leather. The choicest.patterns, chamois lined and quilted satin linings,
eta, etc. Slippers for Ladies, Men, Boys, Misses and Children. :.
UHITCI CRQ I In the choicest designs in both domestic and foreign
murrucno. weaves. au 5 Mufflers, 74c to $5. Cashmerfj
Mufflers, the real serviceable ones, 24c to $1 24. Our stock is biggerf
than ever and of course handsomer than we've ever had before. Prices!
lower than at any other Holiday time. We've got the dead wood' onlalll
other dealers with our prices, top.
1U1MTCD PA DO I Thousands of
nuii" uri v jur capS; j-ur Turbans, etc ; genuine Sealskin
Caps, $2 49, $3 98, $4 39. An immense stock and variety of ChUdre55l
Fancy Japs, m piusn ana veiver, irom. 24c up.
Tn,. Vnnt fnffs. Ha: Floor Rnr?s. tj. no: Gum Knee Robes. Plushl
Back, 83 98; iur KODes, 3 00 up,
t j:-i iir.l. Dnw. t-Af tn it- STinp
t
tt - ri.. n-nA Chn HnHnnor in
99c to 8 50; Shaving Sets, 74c to
and Cuff Boxes, in piusn ana leatner, 99c 10 tz 5I a" oc" 99JSSI
25; Domestic Dressing Sets, in Celluloid or Amber Fittings, 69C3K51
S3 50, etc. etc
acs-Thf. hitlanee of the elegant
mn v .. fPW wpp-lri'i riven awav
purchase in our Men's or Youths'
upward.
ORDERS BY MAIL PROMPTLY ATTENDJSU XU.
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HOLIDAY TIME.
bk jonp-
from 9:30 to 12 noon:
from 9:30 to 12 noon and
only.
to vritness the grand perfomahcesf
Js
. ma
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..... . ...!
His tigntn Annual visit
THE-
A.LMJ iL3JLUJU.O
presented with a token of godd "rrjllh;
.?!
Si
as easuy inuuus m pm-ca. i-iuj
shop worn goods here. Everything
city, no matter what price paia.
Coats, etc Beautiful designs, fash-fa
trimmed, elegantly made, 5 to zo. -
grandfather, husband, ased friend.-J
Money to be saved in the purchase i
lively colors checks, plaids, stripes, ?S
lots of 'era here quite ditterent from, .
25.
jjQjjj gji. an(j Satin are grand beyondQ
hand-embroidered bosoms, directs
- nA Prmr .QiiV TTarHtprrTiipf- ripm
riTM!
holiday present Odd, quaint, rich
and beautiful sticks, also exquisite';
as usua we wm engrave uamcur
assortment that includes every kindl
Kid Gloves or Mittens, plain or furTi
top Kid Gloyes, regular 75c goodss
unlined Kid Gloves, regular pricjgi
and Street Gloves, in all the newesti
alligator, goat opera, genuine seal, imi-i
them, Plush Caps, Plush Turbans!
llf t .t t t I T- . -- r I' J
vou ana roxneaa js.ugs, 5 up,
Spts. untri Ci-rvrMzeA Silver Shoal
nlnsri hn-re it mt Manicure SetsN
$ix; Smokers Sets, 89c to $$; CoUarl
Pictures fwhich we've been eivinzl
(until thev're all eone"i with everTJ
department to the amount of Siofofl
GRAND BARGAIN STORI
to 400 MAim
t &j'
ft