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THE PITTSBTJHG- DISPATCH, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1890.
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ANOTHER MOTE MADE,
Judge Cox Hears the Cases of G. S.
Brown and Others Against the
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL CO.
What the Order, Which the Bondholders of
44 Appealed for,
ASKS OF TBE TRUSTEES IS THE MATTER
FBOM x ttxrr COERZSPOSDBST.
Washington, November 1. Judge Cox
lo-day heard in the cases of G. S. Brown et
al against the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company (consolidated), the application ol
the bondholders of 1S44 for an order similar
to that made by Judge Alvey in the Mary
land Court to deliver the property to them.
General Bradley T. Johnson and Mr. G.
32. Hamilton appeared for the petitioners
and presented the papers and the answers of
the parties at interest. The Jndge made
the order asked for.
The order recites that if the trustees
under the mortgage of June 5, 1848, shall,
within SO days, deposit in the Farmers and
Merchants' Rational Bank of Baltimore to
the order ot the surviving trustees under
the mortgage of May 15, 1878, a sum equal
io'the principal and interest due, all the
bonds secured ou that mortgage to
be paid over to the holders,
or deposit money or bonds in lieu,
as provided for in decree of the Maryland
court (Judge Alvey), and cause to be pub
lished notice of the litct and bring into court
$20,000 for the payment of costs and ex
penses, including compensation to the re
ceivers, the said trustees (under mortgage
dated 1848) shall be subrogated in
place of the bondholders of 1878 and
enter into possession of the property and to
use and exercise the franchises of the com
pany, and by May 1 nrxt, at their own cost
put in repair said canal and operate it as a
public waterway Thev are required to pay
all current expenses lor operating and keep
ing it in repair; to reimburse the trustees for
the amount provided to pay the cost of these
proceedings, both here and" in the Washing
ton county, Maryland, Court; the expenses
and compensation of receivers and of the
trustee under the mortgage ol 1878
The cause is retained for such other orders
as the nature of the cause may require, and
ior the determination ot the rights and
priorities of the parties,and it is made with
out prejudice to the rights of parties claim
ing liens on the revenues or on contracts.
LlGHTXEE.
pated troubles in the Chickasaw country il
lustrated the necessity of having troops for
use in the Iadiarf Territory at some such
point.
PEOTECTING OUE TEADE HAEKS.
Great Care Exercised In Preventing For
geries by Foreigners.
Washington, November 1. The Treas
ury Department has issued regulations for
the enforcment of the provisions of the new
tariff bill relating to trade marks, which
prescribe that applications for the re
cording of names or trade marks
in the department shall mention the
name and residence ot the domestic manu
facturers and furnish a description of the
mark and the names of the ports to which
the tac-similes should be sent. No such
name or trade mark will, however, be re
ceived unless accompanied by the proper
proof ot ownership.
Customs officers will record and file these
fac similes and will exercise care to prevent
the entry at the Custom House of any ar
ticle of foreign manufacture copying or sim-ulating-such
mark. No fee will be exacted
for this service.
CANADIAN NICKEL.
Secretary Tracy Is After the Facts and Prices
for Armor Plates.
Montreal, November 1. The Dominion
Mineral Company has been approached by
Secretary Tracy, of the United States, for
prices of nickel to be used in the manu
facture of steel armor plates. This com
pany, which is formed of Montreal and
New York men, informed the Secretary
that it had nickel matter. To satisfy himself
ot the fact Secretary Tracy sent Commander
Folger, Inspector of Oidinance at the
Washington Navv Yard, and an engineer
to examine the properties at Sudbury, and
be is now in possession of all the facts and
as a result has asked prices from the mine
controlled and worked by Canadians which
may lead to the purchase of Canadian
matte, as it is sold ou the nickel basis, the
by-product not being charged far.
Aufrecht, Photographer, Hack Again.
Mr. Aufrecht has just returned from New
York, where he obtained the knowledge of
making the celebrated glaze portraits as
made in Paris and London. The portraits
are something marvelous in their finish and
yet very reasonable in price. Aufrecht al
ways leads in any new enterprise at his
Elite Gallery, 516 Market st, Pg. Bring
the little ones.
XCVT ADVERTISEMENTS.
EXES EXAMINED FltEE OFCHAHGE.
J. DIAMOND,
The oldest established OPTICIAN in the city.
k ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED.
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KORNBLUM'S
Optical Establishment,
NO. 50 FIFTH AVE.,
Telephone No. lu0. Pittsburg.
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WM. GRABOWSKY,
Fashionable Hat and Bonnet
Bleacher and OstrichFeather Dyer.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$I5-SEAL GARMENTS--$I5
To have your
NO TB0UBLE FROM CATTLEMEN.
Oklahoma Stockmen Not Opposed to Stay
ing in the Country.
Washington, November 1. Brigadier
General Merritt, commanding the Depart
ment of the Missouri, in his annual report
speaking of afljirs in Oklahoma, says that
the cattlemen show no disposition to vio
late the conditions governing their stay.
Affairs in the Territory have been
exceedingly quiet. Owing to the severe
drought this past season, the corn
crop has in many sections been an almost
total failure, and the farming industry not
having been sufficiently organized to insure
the planting ot staples which are most pro
ductive in that country as wheat and cot
ton there is considerable destitution among
the people in the country districts, and aid
will have to be extended to about 1,000 of
the population.
In view ol the abandonment of Forts Elliott
and Gibson and Little Bock barracks, Gen
eral Merritt says it is important that a post
lor at least ten companies should be estab
lished near St. Louis. The recent antici-
Tremendoas Sensation.
Bargain seekers, attention! Sixty more of
those fine cloth newmarkets, plain and
striped. Prices, 53 00, 54 00, f5 00, 6 00.
Thisdoesn'tpayforthemaking of them. Call
qnick, before they are all gone, at Bosen
baum & Co.'s.
The one big effect in The Great Metropo
lis, and that which apparently makes the
strongest impression, is the storm at sea and
shipwreck scene.
Ton 'Will Save Money
By ordering voir winter clothing from E.
Schauer, tailor, 407 Wood st.
Another great scene in The Great
Metropolis shows the exterior of the Sandy
Hook lighthouse with the ocean in the dis
tance and the passing of vessels.
CBATON Portraits very cheap.
Henhkicks & Co.,
68 Federal st., Allegheny.
The cheapest place in the city to buy a
fine suit or overcoat is at E. Schauer's, 407
Wood st.
Fun-trimmed jackets, new lot just open
ed, st Rosenbaum & Co.'s.
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Fall and winter styles In Ladies' Hats are
readv. Wo are dolus an Immense business in
altering and coloring Felt and Straw flats.
AVhy? ISecanse we have the right stiles, the
best machinery and the taste and means to
know how-to get up a fashionable hat.
Plumes and tips are the style for trimming
fine hats this season. Every lady wants tips
dyed ibis fall. Our French feather dyer is a
gentleman of art in his branch life-long expe
rience has crowned his success. No matter
what shade jou wish jour feathers dyed ne
satisfy you. Wo are the leather dyers of this
citj: every first-class milliner will tell you so.
Onr work in feathers and hats this season can
not help but hare au immense success.
WfrlGRABOWSKYJheHatter,
707 PENN AVENUE,
OPPOSITE PENN BUILDING.
P. S. Mail orders promptly tilled. ocl-wsu
DESKS A SPECIALTY.
Great reduction in price.
Immense Stock
ALL KINDS.
Large roll top desk
only 28.
Work Guaranteed.
STEVENS CHAIR
CO.,
NO. 3. SIXTH STREET,
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PITTSBURG. PA
vJgTlUMga HERBERT WALKER
sj ARTIFir.IAI.FYF
MAKER,
ST 55NLNTHST!
The only manufacturer of artificial human
eyes in the city. mn21-su
SEAL SACQUES,
Cnt over into any style desired, by actual meas
urement. A perfect fit guaranteed in every case.
Also, Rerlved and Relined.
PLUSH SACQUES
RELINED and RESHAPED.
IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
$2.
Waist Cnt am MM
Perfect fitting patterns
Cut to Order by actual
direct measurement.
Duquesne Hat and Fur Co.,
445 WOOD STREET,
Third door from Fifth ave. no2-102
11 bWiVHwuV
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Superb Assortment of
FUR CAPS
Now Opening at
ZRCTIBIEJlsrS.
Step in and Examine
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THE TOLSTOI TURBAN,
In Coney Fur, 87c. 98c and $1 29.
In Oregon Seal. Jl 90. S2 it) anil 52 90.
In Alaska Seal, Si 50, J6, $8 and S10.
The above cut illustrates the latest and hand
somest Fur Tap in the market. The band is
somewhat higher than those worn last year;
the top is full oval, and the general outlines are
gracetul and beconilnr. Besides this particular
turban, we carry a full assortment of all that's
stylish and desirable lu the Fur Cap line.
RUBEN,
The Hatter and Furnisher,
421 and 423 Smithfield St.
P. S. Mail orders promptly filled.
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KID GLOVE BARGAINS.
WHEN our present stock of Kid Gloves (which
is the largest in the city) is exhausted, we will be
compelled to sell at higher prices, as the
Advances Kid Gloves from 25 to 33 per cent. Come
and secure the bargains while you have the opportunity.
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.
Ladies' 4-button Kid moves, colors, only 43c a pair.
Ladies' 4-button finer Kid Gloves, 68c a pair.
Lailics' 4-button Empress quality, SI a pair.
Ladies' 4-button Paris quality, $1 Z5 a pair.
Ladies' 5-book, colors, only 9ac a pair.
Ladies' 5-bonk, very fine black, SI a pair. ,
Ladies' 7-hook Premiere quality, $1 50 a pair.
Ladies' 7-nook Superienr quality, f 1 75 a pair.
Ladies' 8-button flue Suede Mosquetaire, 9Sc a pair.
Ladies' 8-button fine Glace Biarritz, S9e a pair.
Ladies' 8-button finer Glace Mosquetaire, SI 25 a pair.
Ladies' 8-button finest Glace Mosquetaire, Jl 50 a pair.
Misses' 4-button. colors, 38c a pair.
Misses' 4-button, verv fine 75c a pair. t
Misses' 5 hook, very fine, 95c a pair.
Men's 2-button, embroidered backs, 50c a pair.
Men's 2-button French Kid, SI a pair.
Men's 2-button finest French Kid. SI 50 a pair.
Full lines of Fur-Top and Lined Kid Gloves for Ladies, Gents" and Children.
THESE PRICES DEFY COMPETITION.
NEAV ADVERTISEMENTS.
TREADING ON FLOWERS.
You are literally treading on flowers when you miss such an opportunity as we are offer
ing this week on our entire stock of FURNITURE and CARPETS. Besides this, we are
Giving Away Free!
With every Credit Sale on which there is made a
TWELVE-DOLLAR PAYMENT,
ONE OF THESE FINE EBONY CLOCKS.
THIS ROCKER
THIS SUIT
SI5 Fifteen Dollars, $15
ROSEHNTB A.TJMI & CO.
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THIS LOUNGE
$6,50 Six Fifty, . 6,50
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$3,50 Three Fifty, $3,50
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EDIT COMPANY
723 and 725 Liberty Street, Cor. Eighth,
Head of Wood Street.
Leaders of the Installment Trade.
510-514 Market Street.
002-101
CipfSpecial inducement to young people starting housekeeping,
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AT NOV
ALE OP OVERCOAT
If you need an Overcoat and fail to take advantage of our Great November Sale, you certainly
cannot be alive to your own interest.
MATCH
THESE PRICE!
F YOU
CAN
Men's best Domestic Melton Overcoats, four novel
shades, inlaid silk velvet collars, closely resembling
custom work; truly wortn tia, will go
durin? our November sale al.
Men's choice Domestic Melton and
Overcoats, good enough for the
dresser.made and trimmed like custom
work, well worth $20, will go at thissale at
$10
Black Cheviot
most exacting
9p12
Men's real Imported Kersey and Melton Overcoats,
in tan, brown, blue, London smoke, eta, with or
without, inlaid silk velvet collars and pearl buttons,
and Uassimere lined, regular price S25,
will go at our November sale at
ptau UUUUI1S,
$15
Men's extra quality Imported Chinchilla, Kersey
and Melton Overcoats, Cassimere or Silk-lined,sin-gle
and double-breasted styles, velvet pockets, per
fect fit and make, usual hgure S27, will
go at our November sale for
$18
Men's celebrated Montagnac, Frieze, West of Eng
land, Schnabel Beaver, Eredon Kersey and Carr
Melton Overcoats, made in the best possible man
ner, would be bargains atfoo, will
go during our November sale for...
We'd like to sell two-thirds of the Boys' Overcoats bought in this city during "November. We
believe our phenomenally low prices will do it.
Boys' Overcoats, sizes 4 to 12, in checked,
plaided and plain heavv Cassimeres. well
made and trimmed, with cape or without,
wortn 4, will go at our No
vember sale for ,
.$2.50
Excellent All-wool Cape Overcoats, in
Imported Cheviots, Beavers and Cassi
meres, plain or pleated, sizes 4 to 12,
actual value $6, will go at this sale rt 1
for JpH"
pjiMuie man-
$20
Men's finest Imported Overcoats, carved by the best
cutters in the country and made by the best journey
men tailors overcoats that are ready
made in name only will go at
fj3
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Boys' extra fine Kersey, Melton, Beaver,
Cheviot and Cassimere Overcoats, in
scores of entirely new styles, exquisite ma-
tenais, wortn Sia, will go at our
November sale at.
.$5
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Boys' Ulsters and Heavy Storm Coats,
in durable materials, warmly lined and
well made, have never before been offered
below $6, will go during our Great (t
November sale for vPT"
Young Men's fine Dress Overcoats, Mel
tons and Kerseys, tan and brown, English
Box style or Prince Charles, sizes 12 to
10, nanasomeiy unea ana nnisnea, and
actual value $12, will go during
this sale for
$8
Young Men's extra fine Overcoats, single
and double-breasted, box and other
styles, in tan, blue, brown and London
Smoke Kerseys and Meltons, made equal
to custom work, worm S20, will
be offered at
$12
MflUlfflifflWto
"Oh,
FIFTH L"TE3STTJE ,
AND
where ! Oh, where ! did you get that pretty Overcoat? Isn't it a dandy!"
"Got it at Kaufmanns', of course, and only paid 4 for it."
KAUFMANN
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ELECTION HATS
Did you bet a hat ? Next Tues
day will tell the story whether
you'll win or lose. Remember, we
have made special preparations
to square off these little hat dif
ferences after election day. No
exclusive, high price hatters' fig
ure here, but first-class hats at
lowest prices. And, then, we'll
show you more and later styles
than any two houses in this city
combined. If you want a Silk
Hat, we can give you the cele
brated Broadway, Youman or
Knox Block. If a Stiff Hat is de
sired, we have the little Enfflisih
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snapes, wnn wide bands, the famous "Kaufmann" style and all the
-,"- v-au louman, uuniap, Miller and
Knox shapes. If a Crush Hat or Tourist Hat is wanted, we can give
you choice from all different shades and colors, all different shapes
and qualities. r
, HEADQUARTERS FOR GLOVES
in tin 1 vcv VI
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Who has a better right than
we to lay claim to distinc-,
tion? We keep Gloves of
every kind and tor all pur
poses. Gloves of domestic
and foreig'n make, includ
ing the celebrated Perrins,
Dents, Reyniers, Adlers,
etc. Here are a few of -our
special bargains for this
week: f
Men's good quality Street
Gloves, in all the latest
shades, with patent clasps,
at 85c and $1. The popular
Perrin's, Suede and Fowne's
Burlington goods the best Driving Gloves made sold by,all
, other dealers at 2, can be had here at $1 50. But here's the ifcest
and finest of all: Dent's superior Dress Gloves, in all the latest col
ors, at $2 25.
Workingmen will find a complete variety of Mittens, Gloves and
uuu..w .n i.u,l 4UU l."UU, "l"U jyi- UJ.
Correct way of putting
on Kid Gloves.
Incorrert way or putting
on Kid Gloves.
A Novelty and a Bargain,
FOR TO-MORROW !
MONDAY ONLY.
For this one day we shall offer
100 Ladies' fine Astrakhan Capes,
satin-lined throughout, with high
shoulder and rolling collar, and
worth every cent of 10, for only
5.963, , -
And, on top of it, we will give
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To each buyer a handsome Muff
and Chatelaine Bag to match' the
Cape. This is the most wonderful
offer ever made to the Ladies of
Pittsburg. The adjoining cut illus
trates the Cape, Muff and Bag.
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DEPARTMEN
T
Is the talk of the town,
insr. crowds of Ladies
Ever since the open
have gazed and won
dered at our pretty display ot cninaware,
French China, Bnc-a-Brac, Glassware, Jamps,
House and Kitchen Utensils. Hundreds of
visitors, on seeing our great bargains,
turned into buyers.
ALL THIS WEEK
We will offer beautiful Brass Piano Lamps, 14
inch, fringed linen shades in all colors,( duplex
burner, at only $4 50.
Magnificent Silver Banquet Lamps, 12-inch
shades in all colors, double duplex burner, at
Big Savings on Little Things:
Ammonia, 6c per bottle.
50-lb. Flour Cans at 85c
Handsome Lunch Baskets at 10c
Neat Spice Sets at 19c
Japanese Cups and Saucers at 8c.
Crum and Brush Case at 9c
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