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THE PITTSBUBG f DISPATCH, SATURDAY, HAT 9, 1891..,
A FAMINE OF FUEL
The
Iron Industry of (lie Shenanso
and Mahoning Valleys
PROSTRATED I5Y THE COKE STRIKE.
The Men Still Determined, and Still Seem
to Hold! heir Uwn.
XO JDUI ILT I. THE GAUKISOX TKUL
RrrriAL tkleobxm to tux DisrjtTcn.;
Shaeox, May 8. At the time the blast
furnaces of the Shenango and Mahoning
Yalleys shut down last January the opera
tors did not apprehend a suspension of more
than 30 or 60 days. Just as they were more
than willing to resume and handle order:
that have been piling upon them the bic
Connellsville coke strike began to be felt
all alone the valley, and they found they
were unable to scnrecoke to run their fur
naces. This shutdown of fire months means
that the production of iron in the Shenango
Valley has already fallen off 350,000 tons in
the year, and every day added to the idle
ness means hundreds of tons of iron added
to this loss.
The importance of the present entire sus
pension of work in the valley means that at
least one-eirhth of the pig iron production
of the United States is lost The valley
turns out one-eighth of the entire produc
tion, but this year it will lose its record and
fall away below other localities. Operators
are ready and anxious to resume, but say
tnoy cannot net cote, owing to the mammoth
strike in tbe Connellsville recion, and even to
day, when it is stated the men are beginnine to
resume, no coke can be bad here. A full re
sumption of work In tbe coke regions, when it
comes, means that there will be a creat boom
in the valley, and tbe thousands of men thrown
oat of employment and idle at present will be
turned into the furnaces that have been dead
eolons.
Alannfactnrers say the price of iron is not so
high as might be wished, but that they can
store it in their yards, which are now as bare
as a floor. They also believe that the effect of
the shutdown will be felt soon enough in
Prices, whether thev resume now or later on.
bales since tbe shutdown have been very
active, and It is doubtful if there is a pound of
lronin the valley to-day. lhe last big sale was
ly tho Sharpsville Furnace Companv to the
Carnegie Edgar Thomson Works, some 600 tons
being shipped daily to fill the order. The
greatest loss is thought to be sustained by the
railroads that bavb lost the freight on millions
of tons of ore and iron, and thu end does not
seem In sight yet.
panr has completed its organization by the
election of officers.
Tbe road will run through a country rich in
potter Are clay, iron, etc, and will connect with
tbe Washington and Waynesburg Railroad at
Wavnesbarg. It is said the road will be In
running order by October.
FISH FIBATES CLEANED OUT.
Threo Akron Officers Do Clever Detective
Work Among the Gang;
srECiax. tilioiiam to tub oisrATOit.t
Akron, May 8. A gang of gill-net ill her
men who have for years been preying on tbe
fish in the small lakes near this cltr.were raided
this morning by Sheriff Bonn, Marshall Har
rison and Detective Dunn. Seven men were
captured and brought to this city, and officers
are in parsait of six more.
Deputy Flih and Game Warden Kelso
dropped down amotig the gill-netters some
dajs ago. They drank with tbem, tore up bills,
and cave other evidence that thev were toughs
of tho tough. They were initiated into tbe
gang, and went out on numerous expeditions,
and secured the names of all the pirates. Peter
Shaffer, their leader, broke and ran when the
officers arrived at his house, and It was fonnd
necessary to send a ballet after nim in order to
brine bim to a stand. Seven of tho pirates,
wbo have been making a good thing out of
their fisblmr. rleaded rnlltv. and the others
will stand trial. The seven were fined 150 and
costs each. Tbe gang has long supplied fash
ionable flfb fries for Cleveland and other swell
parties, and tbe chances are that some of the
society people will have an opportunity of tell
ing bow they caught their fish,
BECBTJITS FOB COKE OPZBAT0B&
McKeesport Hungarians Gathered Up by
Wholesale by Frick Agents.
FrKOAt. TSXtCFBAJt TO TH DUrjLTOtT.I
McKeesport, May 8. Many Hungarians
who have been seen at wore here are leaving
the city for points in tbe coke regions, and they
are gathered up by tbe representative of tbe
coke operators for that purpose. George
Kekley, who is said to represent the Frick Coke
Company, Is here gathering them up, and he
sest about SO of tbem to the coke regions to-day.
Be Is still in tbe city.
Within the past week a delegation of 200 Hun
garians left tor Scranton, Wheeling and other
places. Some cams here from tbe coke regions
when tbe strike was In full force there and
have been trying to get work here.
AS FAST A8 THE LIMITED.
Another Express to Be Pot on tbe Ft. Wayne
to Chicago.
General Manager Wood, General Super
intendent of Transportation, E. B. Taylor
and General Passenger Agent Ford, of the
Pennsylvania Company, left for Philadel
phia last evening to attend tbe summer time
meeting. Mr. Ford said the New York
Central had shortened Its time between New
York and Chicago to 27 hours without extra
fare, and to meet tbem the Ft, Wayne would
reduce it to 26 hours, glvIng,patroni another
train ai fust as the limited with
no extra charge. The limited will
he kept on under the present system. It is
intended to catch the class who- like to be
exelusive, and as they nre filling to pay
the extra fare tbe road doesn't object, as ft
gives the other trains a obance to have their
quota of passengers. No other changes of
importance are expected.
Mr. Ford thinks the boycott against the
Alton road will be successful this time. He
savs the bluster of the Alton officials re
minds him of the. boy who whistled in the
dark to keep up his courage. Last week the
passenger earnings of the Fort Wayne
amounted to (70,000, an increase over a
corresponding time for last year. Mr. Ford
says the conntry is growing, and a great
many people are traveling.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTION!
The object
of the ob
ject lesson
in this cut
is to convey
oy picture
EUEOrE Is covered by Special Cable
Letters In to-morrow's big DISPATCH.
OHIO FABMEB8 IS POLITICS.
In
Tho Alliance Becoming Tory Powerful
the Vicinity of Flndlay.
TFECIAI. TZXZQKAV TO TUB DISPATCH,!
Fktdlay, May & Delegates from the vari
ous branches of the Farmers' Alliance of Han
cock county met here to-day and formed a
regular county organization. The State Lec
turer was present, and there was some interest
ing talk.
This Alliance has become quite a factor in
the county, there being from one to three or
ganizations 1 n every township. This makes the
result of the coming election very uncertain.
Millinery.
New patterns from the leading houses of
New York and Paris all this week.
Mlle. E. Deeyee, 64i Penn avenue.
Ths
SALOONKEEf EE3 Build up your trade
In beer by using Iron City beer." It is a
great favorite. Telephone" 1186.
Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday.
Kame. Residence.
I William K. Btine Charleston, W. Va.
Virginia K. Cracroft Allegheny
cJohnDrlseoll Pittsburg
(Mary Mahoner T Pittsburg
J Emit Eckman , McKeesport
( Mary Werne McKeesport
J Thomas Klsarezyk Pittsburg
Maria Gonczas , Pittsburg
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rather
than, by
w o r 4 s,
someidea
of the
aggregate of goods required
for our Spring stock of
MISSES' and CHILDREN'S
Special Opening
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TRIMMED HATS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Saturday of This Week
Our Misses' and Chil
dren's Hats
CARPETS,
CURTAINS,
MARRIED.
RICHMOND-BNEATHEN On 'Wednes
day morning. May 6, at the residence of tbe
bride's sister, Mrs. A. A. Harding, Fozburg,
Pa by the Ber. Edmund A. Angell. Mr.
Harry N. Richmond, of Smethport, Pa,, and
Miss Mollie A. Sheatiiex.
Franklin papers please copy.
THE BEDFORD JUDGESHIP.
Hot Fight Between langenecker and King
Friends of Both Confident.
FFECTAL. TELEGRAM TO TUB DISPATCH,!
Bedford, May 8. Not in the history of Bed
ford county politics has there been a more stub
born contest w aged than is now going on be
tween ex Secretary of the Commonwealth
Hon. J. JL Longenecker and Alexander King,
XNq . to secure tho instructions of Bodford
county for tho nomination of President Judge.
Una members of tho bar. with but few excep
tions, are keeping bands off, tbe exceptions bo
lngafew of the jounger members, who are
about equally divided between tbe candidates.
The question of fitness is admitted by both
fides. Both Loogonrtkcr and King have been
chining light and successful practitioners for
tipnaid of 5)cnrs 1 ho question uppermost
in tho minds of Republicans Is, who is entitled
to tho nomination, and to whom doos tbe party
owo tlm debt of gratitude? IjongeneLker's
friends ssy no ououaa done luoro than ho to
put Bodturd aiming tbo Hit uf counties that can
alwasbe counted upon to cho a Itopublican
tnajiirlt); that nu one but Longonecltor cuuld
liars hold Bodford In tho Itopublican column
Uu fall for DolanialtT, and as Chairman of the
County Committee, for tin lint lime In Its
hlntin t, the count) olected the full ticket.
ilr. Jilng friends meet this by sajlng that
Ijongeneckir bait been well cared for bjr the
tarty, and that lm never uutll now lias naked
fur an ulUcn In tho gift I tlio people. King's
Jrlcnui are working ilin whltky racket against
Longenocker In tho eastern end for all it Isworth,
but to far It ran hardly be said that their argu
ment that Lunrjansclter would bo adverse to
granting llcenien liaa won llioin many support
ed, for it is a well-Lnciwn tact that tlio reupcct
nble boteluieu of tho otKirn end of thu county
nre all uaimand uctho supporters of Longeu.
uckur.
In Kverotr, Px-AMomblyman N. O. Evsns Is
ciiaiiipioniug Jviug, but trojn tlio rnoit rellablo
kourcnSLoiuot tho news that Longunecker will
Jrry tho town. In Bedford, while both candi
date live, tho right is rtd hot. Both claim
tliej will carry it, but knowing ones freely
admit that LougeuviVcr has the advantage in
tho county, as tLe light now stands.
Inquiries Into the Mine Explosion.
-VrSCIAt. TELIOEAM TO IBS DISrATOH.!
Clahk suraa. W. VA..May 8. The Coro
ner has im paneled a jury, and Mine Inspector
Harr bai commenced an investigation into
jesterdaj's mine explosion.
TrI-State Brevities.
Burqlabs secured $2,000 In jewelry and
money from Mrs. G. A. Pellon's dwelling in
Canton Thursday night.
Fouk men were seriously burned by natural
gas in the McClure oil well No. 2, near New
Uallllee, Thursday night.
The Park Hotel and the Somerset House, at
Somerset, after a rehearing, have both been
granted liquor licenses. Both bad previously
been rofused.
Miib. Adam Huff, -who eloped with George
Stahl from Greensburg a few months ago, has
roturnod, and she is trying to effect a reconcil
iation with her husband.
The Committee on Contest of tbe Board of
Return Judges of tlio lato Republican primary
election met yesterday morning at Lancaster to
Investigate the rharges of fraud In connection
tilth tbo Judiciary Ocht. Counsol for llrubaker
told that throe d)s sad beeu Intufflelsnt to
prepare their cue, and tbereforo an adjourn
ment for a week was taken.
DIED.
BARRY On Thursday, May 7, 1891, Ellew,
wife of Sylvester Barry, aged 66 years.
BUNSHOH-On Friday, May 8. 1S91, at 6.30
P. M., at her residence. Thirty-seventh street
and. Penn avenue, Mrs. Louise Bukshtjh,
aged 8 years.,
Notloe of funeral hereafter. 3
BUKKHARD-On Friday. May 8. 1891, at
11.30 f. JU at' ber residence, No. 25a Webster
avenue, Rosalie, wife of A. Burkhard, aged
64 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CURRAN At Millerstown, Fa., on Thurs
day, May 7. 1881, Vf, J. Cukean.
DAVIS On Friday. May 8, 1891, at 8 V. .,
AAaor, wiuowoi jonn uavis, agea u years.
Funeral from her late residence, 873 Beaver
avenue, Allegheny, on Sunday at 3 p. sr.
Friends of tha family are respectfully invited
to attend.
DOUGHERTY-On Friday. May 8, 1891, at 12
m., at too resiaenoe or ner aaugnter, resport,
FURNITURE,
BEDDING,
0. Mliitat to,
Are pronounced by all as the HAND
SOMEST and the MOSI ATTEACUVB
we bare yet shown. Come and bring the
HISSES and SMALL CHILDREN to the
ojpjshstnq-
SATURDAY.
Home & Ward,
41 FIFTH ATE.
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$10 TO $25.
33 FIFTH AVE.
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no
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Dlt. MILiimtN.iho Blind Heptnagennrlan
I'Hrioti, tells how a blind man exorcises,
and gives' rales for long life In to-morrow's
DIitl'ATCIL A skeleton ut 39, a Horcules'
ut 70.
COUNTING UP THE LOSS,
SIEIKES EEMAIN FIBH.
Keep
Coke Operators 1 lud It Diflloult to
Their cir Men at IVork.
tFTECIAL TFI.LUUAU TO TUB DISrATCII.l
ScOTDAiE, Mav 8. Evictions continue to be
the order of the day in the coke region. Guards
were placed at Hecla last night and an effort
made to start the works this morning, but none
of tbe old men would return to work. The
company say tbey will Import now men at once.
A committeeman from Calumet reported at
labor headquarters that not more than 20 men
are working there. Fifteen of the Italians
taken there t.stcrday refused to work and left
this morning. A carload of foreigners was
sent up tho Scottaale branch this evening, re
ported to be for tho West Overton plant of A.
C. Overholt t Co.
Officer R. N. Gay returned to-day from
Somerset, where he arrested Ham Gilbert,
charged with being a participant in tho murder
ing of the teven men at Morcwood. From here
he w as couvo cd to the Greensburg jail to aw ait
trial, boon iftcr tbo occurrence, and before a
warrant could be served on him. He fled from
the neighborhood and has been in hiding since.
He seemed much depressed and is now verv
sorry for having taken part in the Killing. The
District Executive Board held an Important
meeting last night. The question of the bring.
Ine into the region of new men ana their brutal
treatment when they refuse to work, was f nlly
u..u-acu. AWU UUA1U UCU1UCU IO OCglU PTOSC'
cutions if thoy find sufficient grounds.
STILL SISEIKG T02 A TURY.
The Court In tlio Garrison Murder Trial
Has u Very Difficult Task.
rSFECIAI. TILEORAII TO TUB DISPATCH-.
Wheeling, May a The Garrison murder
trial has been in progress very nearly a week,
and the jury !i still incomplete. There are no
prospects that evidence will be adduced in the
case until .Mtnda). This morning Judge Camp
bell, afier hearing arguments of counsel, de-
ciueu iiiauuror lieu could still plead age, al
though be had elected not to do so at first, and
he was accordingly dismissed, counsel for the
defense excepting. Jurors B. J. Bnllard and J.
B. Chambers pleaded like exemptions ana were
excused. Juror James Filan said he had at one
tune held a grudge against the prisoner, and
had threatened to get even with him, but meant
that his threat should only apply to politics.
He bad no ill-will toward the defenuantat
present, but was excused, nevertheless, w j
lliird was challenged by tBTTBute for cause"
AVitnosrs will be summoned in tbe mondci- to
ghon that he had expressed a leaning against
tl e prisoner. "
T-ileaucn were then funimoued to fill the
vacancies, and Chester Witham and Asberry
V illlams w ere secured as "fair men." The
talesmen were then exhausted without eecur
lug au) more jurors, and court was then ad
journed until morning to give the Sheriff time
to secure other citizens.
ONE C0HTEACT0K HAKES TEEMS.
Ono
Ke-
Hnndrrd Erie Carpenters Will
sumo 'Work 3Ionday Morning.
SPECIAL mMJBlU TO Till DISPATCH.!
Kkie, May 8. Next Monday morning about
100 of the striking carpenters will return to
work for their old employer, Honry Shenk, the
contractor, the Carpenters' Union having
voted to accept his proposition to recognize
nine hours as a day's work, and pay them tbe
same wages they recelrod hitherto for 10 hours
woric
Mr. hhcnk Is the only contractor of this city
who has as jet shown any willingness to con
code anytime to tlio men.
PIITSBUEG'3 NEW FEEDER,
The ntuburg, "Washington and Southern
Railroad to Bo Running by October.
ISttCCIAL TIXEQEAM TO THE DISPATCH.
MAHUWOTO.X. W. VA.. Mar R Th.Pllf..
burg, Washington and Bouthera Railroad Com- j
The Trustees of tlio l'lttsburg Female Col.
lege Waiting for the Insurance Com.
pnnlet TJpon tho Actnnl Dmr.ugo May
Dojienrt it Chungo of location.
The question as to whether tbe Plttsburc
Female College will be rebuilt, or the loca
tion changed to some more available section
is still undecided. The executive committee
of the Board of Trustees met yesterday after
noon. John N. Holmes presided. There
was a lengthy session, but the only thing
done was to consider the matter of insur
ance. An adjournment was then had to
next Monday. The advisability of building
the college in another section of the city was
considered, but it was thought best to let it
go over until the insurance Is settled.
Tbe college will open on Monday. A
portion of the bniidtng will be inhabitable
for students about that time. The boardmir
department will be in the college building,
as will the day school. The art school will
be held lu the cabinet of the school; the
piano school in the Bissell blocK and the
orean school in the Smithfield. Street M. E.
Church. Dr. Norcross says that be will be
in good sbape on Monday, and expects all,
or nearly all. the pupils io eome back. He
says that a nre like that of Tuesday night
cannot dampen their enthusiasm.
There were many peculiar scenes about
the scene of tbe fire yesterday. When it
was lonnd early in the morning that there
were no policemen about, and onlv a few
firemen, who were still playing with their
hose upon, the mass of rubbish, hundreds of
people who live in the nearby alleys began
to appropriate the cans of lard, vegetables
and other edibles which seemed to be lying
around loose with no owner in sight. There
were no policemen about, aha the firemen
didn't bother them until tbey began grovel
ing where there was danger of walls falling.
Thev would not be driven out by words, and
hnally the bose bad to be turned upon
them. That was the only way to prevent
them from running into danger.
The walls of some of the bnildinm -r
taken down yesterday afternoon under the
supervision of Building Inspector Hoffman.
To-day the other walls will be removed and
then will begin a general removal of the
debris. The delay in removing the walls
has been due to the fact that the firemen
have been throwing water udou the mass nf
covered stuff. To have thrown the walls
down upon this would have kept tbe fire
smouldering for an indefinite period,
THREE SPECIAX PRICES
For Men's Fine Suits That Will Draw tho
Multitude to Our Store To-Day.
We have made three special prices ($6,
512, $15) the basis of a great men's suit sale
to-day They are all popular prices 56 for
the man who only wants to spend a small
amount lor a suit f 12 for the business man
whd wants something stylish and extra fine
and 515 for the tony dressers who want gar
ments equal to merchant tailors' suits at $30
to 540. Attend this sale to-day; It comet as
surprise, ana us aiso a great chance for
the man who wants to save money ?6, 513
and 513 are the special prices.
P. C. C. C, PlTTSBUEO COMBIHATIOIf
CLOTllKto Company, corner Grant and
Diamond streets.
Pa., Matilda, widow of tbe late William
Dougherty.
Funeral on Buk DAT, May, JO on arrival of
church train, West Penn Railroad, at 10 A. M.
Frtondsot the family are respoetfully invited
to attend. a
EilHKTT-On Friday. May 8, 1891. atOtlO r.
M.. at her borne, hoar Mansfield, i'iisuk H.,
widow of tbo late Russell Krrett, in the T7lh
year of borage.
Funeral strrlcss at her lato residenee on
Monday, May II, at 3 r.M. l'ittiburg.Ohlcsgo,
Cincinnati end St, Louis train leaves Union ita.
tlon at liOJ r. at. Interment prlyate at a later
hour. o
OOODWORTir'-On Thursday, May 7, 188t
at 6JQ o'olock, Ajjcu, twin daughter of Will
lam P. and Agnes Uartiuure-Uoodwortli, aged
I years.
Funeral from tho parents' residenee, 600 Bed
ford avenue, on HATUliDAY, May 0, 1891, at 2
o'clock v. m. Friends of tbe family are re
speotlully Invited to attend. 2
JiA?ViVaE-;T,ll,r,(Iar taornlnp. May 7, 1B91,
at 2:08 o'clock, H attic, wife of Frank II. Has
lege. Harriets will be held on Sabbath, May 10,
at 2.30 J n., at family residence, corner Lin
ooln ana Lemlngton avenues, East End.
Friends of tbe family are respeotfully Invited
to attend. Interment private.
fCuffalo papers please copy.J 2
Kennedy, aged 62 years
Funeral from her late residence, on Batch.
say. May 0. 1SD1, at 2 o'clock P. sr. Friends of
tbe family are respectfully invited to attend.
2
MoCANDLEBB On Thursday , morning.
May 7. 1891, at 1:10 o'clock, Mrs. AIAKQaret
Wioutman McOasdless. in the 82d year of
ber age.
McQREEVT On Friday. May 8, 1831, at 130
p. it., William Mc(JrtEEvy, Br. p
Funeral from bis late residence. No. 63
Charles street, Allegheny, on SUNDAT.May 10,
at 2 p. m. Friends of the family are respect-
muy invitea to attena. 2
McSTEEN At 4.S0 o'clock, Friday, PAUL,
Infant son of Hartley J. and Bridget McSteen.
nee Kinlin, aged 18 months.
Funeral Bpndat. May 10, at S P. ST., from
parents' residence, 2212 Penn avenue.
REEVES On lhnrsd.iv. Mar 7 1R37 t in m
A. K., MABX Reeves, aged 3 years.
REITER On Thursday, May 7. 1S91 at 11:45
p. si.. Mrs. Louisa Reitbh, relict of Conrad
Rciter, in ber 67th tear.
Funeral Baturjlat, May 9, at' 2 o'clock,
from the residence or her son, O. O. Reiter,
No. 79 Hemlock street, Allegheny. In.
terment private.
BOHERER-On Friday, May 8. 1891. at 250
o'clock p. m., Aiwa, daughter of Ida and John
Bcherer, aged 6 months and 17 days.
Funeral Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
from the residence. No. 218 Ohio street, AHe
gbeny City. Friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend. 2
SLOAN-On Thursday. May 7, at 9.20 A. ar.,
Akdbew Reed Sloan, in his 80th year.
Funeral services at the family residence. Lib
erty avenue, Shadyslde, on Saturday, May 9.
at 2 p.m. Interment private at later hour. 2
WIELLAND On Thursday, May 7.1S9L at S
p. ar.. Elmeb Charles W.. son of Charles
and Emma Wiellana, aged 15 months 2 days.
WlGHTMANOn Frldav. Mav R 1W)1 at
6:45 p. m.. Harmon Wilbert. son of Mary
A. and the late Hugh Wightman, in the 85th
year of his age. V
Funeral services at his late home, So. 6707
Mignonette atreet. Twentieth ward, on Buw
SAY, 10th lost, at 2.S0 p. M. Friend! are In
vited to attend.
They Will
STRIKE
You as the prettiest things the
loom can produce.
CARPETS,
Although selling fast, assortment
still complete, from tho cheapest to
the best. PATTERNS to please
everyono and at PRICES that wc
guarantee to be the lowest. (
Best Body Brussels, Carpet
and 5-8 Border, at $1.
Best Extra Super, 20 yards
for $11 00. " -
GINNIFF & STEINERT,
LIM.,
305 WOOD ST.
The Wood St. Carpet House.
We are still selling at these fig
ures the nobbiest line of merchant
tailor-made suits
In all Styles,
In all Sizes,
In all Colors,
In Plain Patterns,
In Nobby Stripes,
In Fancy Checks,
In Stylish Plaids.
The original made-up-to-prices
on these fashionable garments were
from $20 to $50.
B.&B.
300 PIECES
INDIA SILKS
Was an onormous purohaso to
make on top of our present
, ' stook of
. SEVERAL
HIMffiED PIECES
LNDIAS!
But suoh an extraordinary and
bold proposition was made
to us AS TO PRICES In the
finest and best quality INDIAS
that are imported to AMERICA
that we made the purchase. Here
they are on the counter:
300 PIECES
WEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HERE'S A CHANCE!
, FOR TO-DAY ONLY.
27 TO 30-INCH
MA
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ap2S.TTS
BIG BARGAINS
IN-
NewSpring Goods
' Our Display of
IISnDI-A. SILKS
Reduced from "So to 60c
Has created a lively demand, owing to special
prices or this niontn.
We are now showing all tbe newest
LACES,
FINE EMBROIDERIES,
FL0UNCINGS, EDGINGS
-AND-
IxLsex-bxLgs.
Too remainder of our wall papers selling at
ridiculously low prices. Bee our special offer
ing ot loo papers. Nothing as cood elsewhere
at this price.
DO YOU MOW
That we carry as fine a line of Sfen'
and Hoys' Furnishing Goods as is to
bo found In Western Pennsylyanla?
DO YOU MOW
That our prices are far lawer than the
prices of the exclusively Men's Fur
nishing Goods?
DO YOU MOW
That we are sole agents for Pittsburg
and Allegheny for the famons "Pearl"
Bhirts?
TJnlaundered, $1 00 each.
Laundered, $1 25 each.
DO YOU MOW
ARTHUR, SGHONDELMYER
Sc CO.,
68 and 70 Ohio St, Allegheny.
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That we sell for 25o as good a scarf) as
most firms sell at 50c?
Fleishman & Co..
504. GOG and 508 Market St.
Patent Medicine price list mailed free of
cliarge. Write for it. mj9
AT 75c AND $L
Values 81 25 to 81 76. There
are but few suoh. 27 and 30-inoh
INDIAS imported. The styles are
handsome, new and high-olass ar
tistic printings a good portion of
them are hand-printings ' not
roller printings, as printed stuffs
are usually.
There's one thing we are sure of:
This store's, nor any other store's
Fifty-cent Indias will stand muoh
ohanoe to sell while these
27 AND 30-INOH
INDIAS
Are in tho market
.A-13 750 aXLd. Si-
Large additional oountor spaoo
at BILK and VELVET DEPART
MENTS will bo givon to this
IMA SALE.
We'vo hoard it Bald that custo
mers were threo and four deep at
Dry Goods Counters in New York
at speoial sales.
We know when the ladies of
Allegheny and Pittsburg and Bur-
rounding country see these
27 AND 30-INOH
INDIA SILKS
They will turn out en masse al
most. It will be a lively sale while
it lasts. You oome and see for
yourse1
Boggs&Buhl,
In addition to tbe unpre
cedented values we have
been giving all this week,
in Men's Suits we have se
lected .500 FINE
Spring Suits
At prices ranging from $ia
to $i6, and offer you your
choice
TO-DAY
FOR
$10
They come in Sacks and
Frocks of the very latest
styles, thoroughly well
made and perfect in fit.
Light and Medium
Shades,
And most desirable in
every way.
Now, if you want a suit
of clothes, don't hesitate a
moment. This is the chance
of chances, and for just the
fifteen hours that our store
is open to-day it will be
within your reach.
We will sell you Coats
and Vests of these and
Pants of different material
if desired.
The great book, LIFE AND DEEDS OF SHERMAN,
free with each and every sale, whether you buy these special
or not.
, J-1 :
300 TO 400 MARKET ST.
also goei
$io Suit!
tart
J. Edqab T. sijumah.
FINE
UPHOLSTERING.
Children's Millinery To-Day.
Special exhibit of beautiful headwear for
misses also nntrirumed shapes ell colon
prices low. Jos. Hobwe Ss Co. '8
P enn Atenne Stores.
Newly licensed saloonkeepers can much
increase their sales of beer if they proonre
supplies from the Iron City Brevrine Co.
Telephone 118G.
AIib X'ooplo's Store, Fifth Arenuo.
Kcad our ad. tojdsy. It will" interest you.
Campbell & Dick.
Millions of rolls wall
at a price, at Welty's, 120
65,67, 69 and 71 Park way.
WOLFJi-On Friday, Mar 8, 1891. at 15 A.
JPf- L-Wolm, aged 6 years.! month
and 10 days.
Fnnersl from the parents' residence, No. fi
Delaware street, AlleEUeny. on Sunday, May
10, at 2 p. it Friends of the ranilly are respect
fully invited to attend. 2
T JAMES ARCHIBALD ABBO-,
jHY1 and SALB SXABLKS.
V6 ana va Becond arenne. between Wood and
Smithfield streets.
Carriages for funerals, S3. Carriages for
operas.parties,btc.,at the lowest rates. All new
carriages. Telephone communication.
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Ti EfliESEtf TiSD JN PITTSBURG IS 180L
ASSETS . . $9.071.698 83.
Insurance Co. of North America.
iniSSi?H,5?ln,tla.and Patd "' WILLIAM L.
JONES. 84 Fourth arenne. laXUO-s
Chas. R. BHUMA1T.
We are pre
pared to re
ceive and ex
ecute o r d ers
for all sorts of Upholstery work.
Our stock of materials comprises
everything desirable. Our work
rooms are in charge of Mr. William
Whetworth, from D. S. Hess, Broad
way and Eighteenth. st, New York.
Old furniture remodeled and re
upholstered. We clean lace curtains.
SHUMAN BROS.,
'426 -yroon ST. i
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WESTERN INSURANCE CO.
OFP1TTSBOKG.
Asset Htt,MlS7
t v . -vrSS-J11 WOOD STREET.
ALEXNDERNIM1CK, President
JOHN B. JACK80N. Vice President
elS-83-Tra WM.P. HERBERT. Secretary.
nsentaw tm m mrlA
Ifederal street, I
118 ' J
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annertt
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BLACK GIN
yon THr
KIDNEYS,
WHERE TO BUY HATS.
Why pay $2 49 for a hat you can
buy at Bennett & Co.'s for $2.
. Save the 49 Cents.
Why pay 2 99' for a hat you can
buy at Bennett & Co.'s for $2 50.
Save the 49 Cents.
Why pay 3 49 for a hat you can
buy at Bennett & Co.'s for $3.
Save the 49 Cents.
J. G. BENNETT & CO.,
Leading Hatters and Furriers,
COR. WOOD ST. AND FIFTH AV.
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ALLEGHENY, PA.
raft
Is a raliaf and snr enra for
the Urinary Oreana QriTel
'and Chroma tlitarrh of -tha
Bladder.
The 8wlss Slomsen Bitter
are a snrs enro for DrsnsMia.
IBASE XAME Liter Comnlalnt and arsrr
species of lndieeitlon.
Wild Cherry Tonle, the most popular prepa
ration for enre of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
and Lung troubles.
iuiusror toe anore, per bottle. orO for S3
ai Tour urnciriaE cinflH nut nnnnin niA.n fi
write lo WM. F. ZOELLER. Bole M'l'r.,
ueowo-TTS
B
LACK GIN.
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SOLD BT
JOS. FLEMING A BOB,
tu amraei,sir.v
Pnwburg,'
WILLIAM H. ALLEN,
. 517 Wood Street, '
Will take pleasure in sub
mitting an estimate for
papering 'your home with
any qualities of
' Wall Paper,
No Sale. No Charge.
m
lit Goois at flit Prices.
If you are . asking yourself where
you can buy the' best Clothing you
can get your answer at Wanama
ker & Brown's.
The splendid stock of the season
is ready for your inspection.
Reliable Clothing never cost so
few dollars, and it's the chance of
the year to save money.
Gentlemen's Suits, $12, 15, Si 8, '
$20, $25.
Boys' Suits, 84, 85, 6, 750,
$8$io.
For Clothing to measure get a .
wise choice of goods.
Suits to order, 25.
We'll give you the- best of wool
and work, and leave you something
in your pocket by our low prices.
MAN O WAR HATS
-AJCD-
VOX M0LTKE CAPS
FOR BOYS.
ROYAL YACHT CAPS
AND
STBAW SAII0R HATS,
Plain or Trimmed, for Ladles and Children,
ARE NOW READY.
C I I D O Btored and Insured acainstFIRE,
rUKo LOSS AND MOTH, and Altered
Orer into tlio new styles Very Reasonably, in
order to keep our furriers bnsy dnrlnc tlie dull
season.
PAULSON BROS.,
No. 441 Wood St.
BiA&G5aSx!:h prl0M vM for ou
myj-rri '
WANAMAKER&BROWN,
COR. SIXTH ST. AND PENN AVE.
U
my7'S
JAS. M"NBIL
BOILERS,
PATENT
& BRO
PLATE AND SHEET-IRON
WORK.
SHEET IRON ANNEALlNp
With an Increased capacity and bjdraullo
machinery, we are prepared to fnrnlsh all work
la onr line cheaper, and better' than by the old
methods. Bepalrins nd general raaealne
work.) Twentr-nlath street aid A)ltheay
VaHerRamee leiMMw.
DRUNKENNESS
III ALL THE TTOEtD THIEl IS BUT OSS CtfBl
DR. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
lteanbajrlrrn Ins cup of coffee or te. or in
articles or rood, without tbe knowledge of the pa
tient, II niccs.irr. It Is atjKjtutelr harmless and
will effect permanent and specdrenre, whether
the patient is a moderate drinker or an alcoholle
wreck. IT NEVKlt JTAILS. It operates so
quietly and with inch certainty that the patient
undergoes no lnconrenlenee. and era be is aware,
bis complete reformation is effected. 48 page book
free. To be had of
A.t. KANKIN. Blithand Penn it., Pittsburg;
K. HOLDEN i i.' a federal it.. Allegheny.
Trade sappUedTby OKO. A. KJCLLY i CO.. Pitts-burg-,
Pa, DTlMe-TTa
TO SHOE RETAILERS.'
?.
DR. HAINES' GOLDEN SPECIFIC,
"DRUNKENNESS."
BOLD BY
JOS. FLEMING ft SON,
412 Market street,
mbl9-S3-TT3 Plttsbnrc
M. MAY, SONS & CO.
FINE DTEINQ AND CLEANING.
nsan Arena
.mamm-nmm
Weput oar "Dark Hone"
Unit Ue field. Under eer
n eondldou w eon ramilv
yon vita tan ihot, to that a
the end of the Tear It will
Keull (rice at your option.
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cmra. jou wiu recurs
suu luormauoa.
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