THE PECTSBUEG DISPATCH, TUESDAY, OCTOBER G, 1891
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JTLED FOR KEEPS.
Over One Hundred Decisions Handed
Down bj' the Supreme Court.
PAXSOX DOES A LITTLE BOASTING.
Justice Sterrctt Holds 1 bat a Witness Can
He Jinde to Talk.
SEW CONSTRUCTIONS PLACED OX LAWS
The October terra of tlie Supreme Com t
of Pennsylvania convened in this city es
terdav morning. .Justiee Clarke was ali.-cnt
on account oi the death of his father. The
other four .1 notice were present. The room
Mas crowded beyond comfort mIiuii the
court was opened. Attorneys from every
tection of the district Mere present eager to
hear from their eases. During the
ilrv 101 opinions were liaudcd down.
The famous Congressional election cae of
Major McDowell, in I Jn renee county, was
recalled by the deoii-iou liaudcd don n by
.Tiiticc Sterrett in the habeas corpus pm
rpedinss of the Commonwealth ex rel John
Ji. Tate as Samuel "W. Hell, Sherifl.
In the opinion oeeur the following:
In December. 18!0, "William D. "Wallace
iras on trial in the Quarter Sessions Court
of Lawn-nee county on an indictment
charging him in the second count with offer
ing John K. Tate, Kdwin Shaffer and
Thomas J. Downing, electors and delegates
to a nominating convention, money as a
bribe and in the third count Mith soliciting,
encouraging and requesting the same men
lo receive rcoucy as a bribe to influence
them to make and join hi nominating a
candidate lor Congress.
CAXXOT KF.Fl'SE TO TnSTll'Y.
The relator had refused to testify, though
the Court promised that no o idence given
by Mm should be used against himself. On
Iiis retinal he was lined ?200 Tor contempt of
court.
The opinion recites further: It is not for
automate now whether thcaetsin the in
llctment ot allace are Indictable ones, out
ir not criminal no tnno should be lost In
making tliem Insli' j penal. The relator ap
pears to have tliouIit such nets a criminal,
because of hi- fears of criminating himself
by te-tifving. II.- refusal to testify was
xvrong. If it wn- r'ght, the courts would be
at tlio mei ev I contmnucious w itne-se.
Tlie declMOn thru devoted considerable
lens h to si lew of tlie ellects of bribery
and of the Ian-, governing contentions anil
election-and said "a fraud upon the ballot
i-n crime ar-i'nst the nation, and the re
lator not lia vine complied with the sentence
of the court lie'.ow, be must be leinunded
into the cu-tody ot the respondent, and it
5s accordingly ordered that he bartender
liim-elf into the custody of the sheriff of
Lawrence county to tne end that the i-ent-fnceot
the couit of said county pronounced
against him December IT, 1S20 be executed:
mid it is furthei ordered that he p.ij the
costs of this piocecding.
I.iri: INSURANCE IS GOOD SECVIHTY.
In the appeal of II. Stanley I'lriek, execu
tor of Andrew l.Ieistinc, dec., versus
Adolphus lteiuoche et al, error to Common
l'leas of Lebanon, Chief Justice I'axson
handed Uown an opinion. Justice l'.tson
savs tlii- case presents tlie question to
wuat extent a creditor may law fuliv m-nre
she lireot his debtor. IHeistine was indebt
ed to Adolphus Iteinoche in the sum ot
$110 20. He -riii e Ileinoche an insurance
jiolicj forfSOOOa- secutity, the latter pay
ing tlie cost- and premium. After death
Illeistine's executor tiied to recover the
linlanceof the policy after tho debt had
been deducted, but lost the case.
Justice l'.ixsonoe- on in a lengthy opin
ion to discus- the case, and the points sub
mitted in the appeal and concludes as fol
low s; "We arc or the opinion that a creditor
may law lully take out a policy on the life of
a debtor in an amount lo cover the debt
with interest thoicou durinc tho perold of
tlie expectancy of life bv the assured ac
cording to the "Curleste tables. AVe And no
error in the ruling of the Court below.
Judgment is afllrmi-d."
In the opinion afflrming the C P. of Liw
ii'iice fn the ca-e of Klins McMUIen vs the
Union Xews Company the company was en
tirely exonerated. A son of the appellant
was employed by the company to sell papers
at the New Oi-tle depot and was killed
while at w oik. The opinion holds that the
boy. having been insttucted to sell onlj
wnile the cars w ere stopped and in case tne
train moved to go to the next stntion, and
his deatli resulting from disobedience of
these crdcr, there was no blame to be at
tached to the companj-.
MADE T1IU COItrOItATIOX TAY.
The lower court is sustained in the case
of the City of Philadelphia vs the Itiilse
Avenue Passcngei Itailway Company. The
tuit was brought to collect from the com
pany for rcpavin:; Xmth street fiom Itose to
targent streets, Philadelphia. The city held
that the company under the charter should
payforthi- woik. The company refused;
tho city did tlie work and then sued to re
coi er. The Mipreme Court found that the
company was liable and must live up to its
charier.
Tlieappeal in the case of Wcstafer vs Koons,
C P. ot Cumberland countv. brought out an
opinion in the Price act. ilrs. Westafer in
herited a piece of property which at her
death was totro to her children. The prop
erty was sold to James Koons, who lefused
to accept, because the title is bad.
Tho Court held that tho law did
not provide for the possibility of lurther
children being bom and that tho title was
thereby tainted. The action was brouirht
under the Price act and the "pinion called
attention to the tact that the C rart has here
tofore referred to carelcssin-.-s under the
act.
County Con ti oiler Grior secured a victory
in the Supreme Court, to add to those ho has
gained in the lower courts. In the appeal
of Alex. Gilflllan fiom Common Pleas -o. 1
or Allegheny comity, the lower court is
affirmed in a ner cui'iam opinion. Tlie case
was a bill tiled by Gilflllan to restrain the
Controller and Treasurer from selecting the
Central li.uik as a dcpositorv for the county
money. Tlie laws say tlic'moncy shall, bo
deposited in the bank offering the highest
mte of interest and the Controller adver-li-edfor
bids in four papers. Ino.io paper
the printer made the dnv for receivins bids
Tuesdnj, tho Kill, instead of Tuesday, the
13th. After receiving the case, the court
said that this error was palpable, as the
Kth was on Wednesday. The claim was
made that the Controller should have re
advertiscd. It was not shown that the plain
till or anyone else was irreparably injured
or that anyone would have otlered more
than was bid. In conclusion tho opinion
s.iid: "The court below was right m dis
missing the bill."
CANNOT EiCArr. THE LAW.
In the appeal of W. W. Hunter vs Frank
Sweeney, from Common Pleas Xo. 2 of Alle
gheny county. Justice Merrett handed down
an opinion, fcweeney was in the employ of
the Baltimore and Ohio Kailroad Company,
and contracted a debt with Hunter, who is
an undertaker, to the amount of $50. The
amount could not be collected in this Slate
ow ins to hw eenej V claiming tho benefit of
the $300 exemption law . .Mr. Hnntor assigned
his account lo ,. o Mnith, ot West Virginia,
who entered -uit in that State, got a judg
ment and attached the wages of Sweeney,
ivcofe'injr the amount. Mr. Sweeney en
tered suit In this State and recovered the
amount ganilsheca from him, and Mr. Hun
ter took an appeal. Justice fctenett hU!
tains the decision of the lower court and
sa s the law cannot be so evaded.
Tho opinion m the case of Adam Ilobb vs.
Carnegie Itros. & Co., appeal fiom Common
l'lcis Court, Westmoreland county, was
handed down by Justice Williams. Tho
-uit was an action brought by llobb lordam
agesformjuties to his crops, soil andcom
tortsofhis home from the fumes ot coke
ovens owned by Carnegie Hro. & Co. Judge
Williams says as ltobu has already recov
ered JL'JOO more than the value of the farm,
and th.it, despite his assertions of ruin, he
still continues to cultivate it, the Judg
ment was reversed and a iculre dcnoia
facias awarded.
Chief Justice Paxson handed down .i
ither lenctliy opinion in the appeal of S. b.
leksonetal from the decree ot tho Court
Common Pleas of Warren county, the pro
dding bcinc one in equity. The opinion
ites: The main contention on the part of
cllantswas that the Mahoning and Sus
lanna Itailroad Company, the Cone
o'nnd Clarion Kailioad Company and
(arion, Mahoning and Pittsburg Uail
'ompany never had a legal corporate
ee: that said appellants, T. It. Lltch.
in-low and S. s. Jackson, never be
ckhulders in the last named com
i that said company was never so
lized that they could havocom
i their respective arguments to
s of stock therein. In short, It
at as the companies have been
dare insolvent, accounts against
them could not be collected. The Supreme
Court, however, holds that the stockholders
nro still liable for tho unpaid amount ot
their subscriptions.
RIDICULED THE SVAnuXN COUKT.
Chief Justice Paxson gave tho opinion in:
the case of tho Commonwealth appellant
from the Quarter Sessions Court of Warren
county vs B. J Morningstnr. The defend
ant was indicted with having, an agent of
tho Xew York Mutual Life Insurance
Company, a corporation doing business in
Pennsylvania, offered to pay and nllow Jane
Orr "a rebate of a part or tho premium,
to-wit. $30 pavabloon a volley of insurance
to be issued lo liichard Orr for $5,000, which
said lebatc was not specified in the policy
contract or insurance, and offered by Morn
ingstar to Jane Orr as an inducement
to insure tho life of Richard Orr
in the company mentioned contrary to the 1
Mum oi tne act or Assembly, xno uniei
Justice said:
' This indictment was evidently framed
under the act of Jlav 4, ISM, which provided
ngain-i any disciiminatioii or distinction
between persons. The deleudant moved to
iiuasli tho indictment, which was allowed
bv the t'ouit below, upon tho apparent
ground of the unconstitutionality of tlie act.
It isdillieult to see how tho learned Judce
would decido against tho constitutionality
or the action, and thus blot it out of exist
ence w ithout as-igning anv reasons therefore.-'
Later it was said that the .supreme
Court decided upon the constitutionality of
nets and not tho lower court. Judgment
was reversed. The indictment is reinstated
and a pi ocedi ndo awarded.
COri.II NOT OIIANOl: THE DUES.
A per curium decision was handed down
in tlie case or Michael llecker vs the Berlin
Beneficial Society, appellants, from the
Common Pleas Court of York. The decision
recites that some time after the defendant
society became liable to the plaintiff for
due- at the rate of $2 50 per month, and
alter it had paid them foraj-earormore,
it nassed abx-lawto reduce the amount of
this benefit. Tins was an easy way to re
lie e the society from an obligation but in
fact a repudiation. Tho argument that the
defendant being a member of the society
is hound bj the by-law docs not meet the
ditllcultv. It may be good as to future
cases. Cut at the time it was passed
the plaintiff was a creditor, whose lights'
had tre iously attached and those lights
cannot be swept awav by a by-law. Judg
ment was affirmed.
In the case of the city of Philadelphia vs
tho Pennsylvania Hospital, appellant from
tho decision of Common Pleas Court Xo. 1,
Philadelphia, judgment was affirmed. Tho
action was a piote-tof the hospital against
an assessment made on it for curbing, etc.,
clainiins that it was a tax. The ruling or the
Supreme Court was that theaessment was
a liability incurred for a neglect to perform
adntj imposed by the police power of the
city.
SOME ADDITIONAL OPINIONS.
Most of the Decisions of Local Interest
Handed Down Testenlay.
I.lllllirlilge et al s Lirkanranna Coal Companv.
error t ". 1. of Lackawanna countv; affirmed:
ds-iitiiignpiiiIonb Justices Merrett, ilcCollum
ami Mltrliell.
Isnac V- l.r y a s Eoliert Cook; error to C. P. of
CenterCouatv: reversed.
Warner et al s Dwelling IIourc Insurance Oom
pi.ii : error to C. P. of ltrailford comit : atEnned.
fin orTitulIleisISreiinan, C. P. of Crawford
coiinn; judgment aflinned.
estem ami Atlantic Pipe Lines i s Home Insur
ance Cmnpini : error to I'. P. asliinpton countv;
Judgment affirmed. Justices Mitchell and Greene
UiSMMlting.
Halstcid Guardian vs Curtis etal. C. P. ofBrad
rortl: Judsmeut reier-ed.
l.WlolMs iiaiiusoil. ( . 1 . oi l.uiiieue vimuiji
Judgment re rsed and a procedendo awarded.
.Jackson's appeal n-oui C. 1. ol" Warren county.
The decree Is aflirmed.
Miftlln Bridge Companv s Comity of Juulata,
error to C. P. of Mi Win countv: reiersed.
Douglas' appeal from C. P. of McKcan country.
The d.-cree Is reversed and Mlt dismissed.
Ma-tlmonMsthecllj ofErie, appeal from C. P.
of ric count! ; reversed.
The (ienesee Fork Improvement Compiny is
James lie. np)H.llaut, error to C. P. of Potter
count! ; affirmed.
Hallowa is Jones et al error to C. P. or Lu
zerne coniitv; aflirmed.
New Knpiand Monument Compani vs .!olmon
&. Van Iu-cn. error to C P. of Tioga couut) ; re
icrsed. Justice Paxson dissenting.
The per curiam opinions wirearollow-s:
llodds. appeal from C. P. No. 3 of Philadelphia;
affirm pel.
Commonwealth vs. Johnstown, from Q. S. of
Northumberland count! ; affirmed.
County of IVrrv is. Troutman, error to C. P.
ofl'crrj countv; affirmed.
Sliaa"ut.rB appeal Iroci C. P. of Dauphin; af
firm cd.
IlappcnstalPs appeal from O. C. of York; af
firmed. Bank vs Thompsoi, error to C. T. of Mifflin
countv; affirmed.
Hartmanctiix vs Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, error to C. P. of Perry county; affirmed.
SIX NEW CASES ARGUED.
New VTork Taken Up Yesterday by
the
Supreme Court.
Besides the other work six cases were
argued bolero the Supreme Court yester
day. They were the cases of Henry Brown
vs John F. Casey, Jefferson county; Mrs. K.
J. Bennett et al vs J. It. Haden et al., West
moreland; C McLmiprlilin vs Sarah Mc
Laughlin, Clarion; Bridjrewater Ferry Com
panv vs Sharon Eridc-c Company, Beaver:
M. D Clark et al is Boroush of Washing
ton, Washington; C Moody vs Alexander.
The follow nijr cases were 11011 prossed:
Knox vs Wnlker, nnpcllant; Bridijewnter
Ferry Company, appellant vs Tho bharon
Bridge Comp-.ny; Flmt Xational Bank of
Clarion, appellant, vs ICempf & Magce.
Commonwealth, appellant, vs Mitchell et
al.; I.LjgcttVi Fort Pitt Xatural Gas Com
pany, appellant: McMeeben & Son vs Call,
nppellant; Iltigus vs AVestinorelnnd Water
Company, appellants; Jeffeison County
Agiicultural Societj-, etc vs Jefferson
County, appellants; Bonnert vs Pennsyl
vania Insurance Company, appellant; Mc
Dermott vs (Jaley Bros., appellants! Cain vs
Lawrence Xatural Uas Cnmp-iny, appel
lants; Holmes vs. same: Hunter vs Derrv
township, anpellant; Mason vs. Aber, appel
lant! AVise vs Bei wald et al, appellants.
A DAY IN THE COURTS.
The Criminal Branch Resumes Work To
17a's Trial and Audit Lists Some Im
portant Cases Coming Up Items Trom
Court and Corridor.
In the Criminal Court yesterday Fergie
Hines was tried for assault and battery on
Patrick King, and for the larceny of a lot
of peaches from a car at the Duquesne
freight depot, lie was convicted on both
charges and sentenced five months to the
workhouse. Joseph Michael was tried for
assault and battery on II. Baldinger, of 3It.
Washington. He was acquitted and the
costs divided. Anton Sassa was convicted
of tlie larceny of a gold watch fiom L. E.
Folty, of Hoinestend.
Frank Lindsay i on trial for the larceny
by bailee of a deed from J. M. Weddle.
To-Daj's Trial Lists.
Common Pleas Xo. 1 Kalbvs Dalpb, KecU
tcnwald vs Bick; Kepp vs Templemeyer;
sjcllc.cK vs Fchr et al, James vs Verona Bios.:
McCornuek vs Donnelly; Weaver & Co. vs
Blackinore:IIergerBro6. vs Dean; Solomon
J a Mcllwain: Kambachcr vs Dietrich;
s-piaguo ct al vs ilsou et al; Snitay vs Jj. &
O. B. It. Co.; Ilaer vs Cosgrave; Watson vs
Avery.
Common Pleas Xo 2 Williams Paper Com
pany vs Second Avenue Passenger Klilw ay
Company; Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company vsStayton; Post vs Pennsylvania
Kailroad Compnny; Kane vs Faulkner; Cor
bitt vs Coclirane; Hummer vs Shomakei;
Donthett vs Xesbitt; Miller vs Boebm: Val
ley City Bittnn Companv vs Schcelcr & Co.;
Wehner vs Heck; Waitc Jt Itow lands vs
Ccissei; Munch et al vs Mooihead, McCleane
A Co.
Criminal- Court Commonwealth vs Jesso
Turner, James Stivanson, Josepli Taylor,
Kate Owens, Michael Larkins, Sr., Margaret
Lnrkins, Jlichael Larkins, Jr., Marv A
Cooncy. Martin Towey (2), Wm. Harper,
Michael Sweeney, Joseph Dugan, James
Itodgers, Beinhard KemiA, Wm. D.irmiller,
Stephen Collius. James Ellw-nod, Samuel
Dunkcl. David Weir John 51. HolIer,5Iagvcie
HaleA, Joseph Dawson, W. 11. Lovell,Kni;cne
JicGuirk (2), B. A. Hitchens, George Wilson,
alias Anderson, Hugh Parker, Hugh McDer
mott, Pat Kooncy,. John Brown, Peter Barn
hart, Claude Coyle, George Wiskorn. Irwin
Pike, John Kelly. Isaac Friedman, Thomas
Knight. Charles Taylor.
To-I)aj' Audit I.it
relate or
a. 1". Mt'er
Patrick llu-!m
Mi. M. Hawkins.....
KUzabeth aser . ....
ilary Carson
Accountant.
.....Charles O. Ren.
. .Toh una Hughes.
Jamcd Hawkins.
....C. P. Navr ctaL
....Jett Duncan
ISriefs From the Courts.
Tnr. suit of Sarah C. Matchett against
William M. Hill, an action on a note, Is on
triul before Judgo White.
Ix the suit of C. A. Balpli against Charles
Jleyran, an action on a contract, a veraict
bus given jesterday for $1,055 73 for tlio
plaintiir.
Ix the suit of .lobn D. hcliaub against tlie
Citizens' Traction Company, for damages
for Injury to a cartiago caused by a car run-
nlng into it, a verdict was given for the de
lcndant. Tins suit of Duncan Fall against Relter&
Conley is on trial before Judge Magoe. Fall
vns a laborer in tho cmnlovof the defend
ants, and was: injured by somo Iron falling
from a crane.
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Full intorniation can be bud or J. .1. JIc
COUMICK, Fomtlinvcnnenndmithfleldst.
LOUIS MOESKli, C16Smithfleldbtieet.
mll84t-TT3
"(U-NAltl) LINE-NEW YOKK AND LIVEli-
j I'uuij via yuKfclNSTOW.N prom 1'iersu,
North river:
Fast MnrH.1 mall service.
Auraufa,
Ill titberlU. 10 A. M.: IlmhrLi. OctotiiT 17. 5:10 A.
i.: "-enia, Octoher 21. 10:JOa v.; Etrurla, Octo
lier 31, 5 A. v.; Aui-jnln, Novemher 7, 9 1. 31.:
Viiilirio, Noiemher 14. .1 r. M : hrrvia. Nu
v ember 21, U A. M.: Etrurla, miinbcr . r. M.
t'aliiii iussaKe-SUO and iipwanl: aecoriliiig to
location: aeconil cabin. 3,. Hteera'O tickets
To anil from all parts of r.urope at very low rates.
For frLiRht nnd pvmgc applj-to the company's
olllee. t llowlluit Oreen. Nework. Vernon II.
Urown & Co., J. J. McCOKMICK, 39 a"J -"l
Smithfleld street, Plttaburir. M.2S-B
-tlflllTK STAP. LINI:
) V ,or Queenstowu and Liverpool.
Koynl and United States Mail steamers.
Slajisllc. Oct. 7. S:30am 'ILilr-tle. Nov. 4. 7am
Ci-riiKinir, t)rt. 14. Ham (Si-raanlf, Nov. 11,10am
IVntnnlr,Oit.21.art)am Trutoiilr. Nov. IS. 7am
Urltamilc. Oct 23. lOauiiIlriUnnlcNov I5.6:30am
From White Star dock, foot of West Tenth
stieet.
second cabin on these steamers. Saloon
rates. $"0 and upward. Second cabin piand
$10. Excursion tickets on favorable terms.
Steciage, from or to old country, $20.
Wliitcstar limits payame on ucmanu in
nil the principal lianlcs throuiliout Great
Britain. Applyto JOHN J.McCOKMICK,C39
nnd 401 Smitlifleld St., Pittsburg, or 1I.MA1T
LANI KKKSEi, General Agent, 29 llroad
wav. New Yoik. se30-D
aTTiTaTTTTNE
KOYAL 5IAIL STKASIMIIPS.
Glasgow to Philadelphia,
VI V DEKKY and GALWAY". Tho most direct
route from Scotland and Nor:li and Middle of Ire
land. ACCOM MOD VTIONS UNSUKPASSED.
liiUTinedlate, 30. fetierage, $19.
CTflTF ) SnitVICK OF
LINE ) oTKAJISIIIPa.
XMV YORK AND GLASGOW.
ia Londonderry, everv FortniKht.
Oct. 15, btatu ot t'alilornin, l'r. JI.
Oct. 2). btate of Miada, 1 1". Jt.
.miv. iz. laiecu Nebraska, ncoa.
CAIIIN, ?J0 ami upward, ltrtuni, $35 and upward.
Mppnipc, 813.
Apply to .1. J. McCOKMICK, K Smitlifleld street,
rlttshury. oct J-D
Wean-thern and see-&airv
- aa, in lOU.Tn
5s5ittS
LMESSMANS i)PECS.
Federal 5t, Allegheny.
aii2S-TUF.su
MATH EMATICAL INSTRUMENTS
OP KVERT DESCIHPTI05.
Catalogues and Prbe Lists on Application.
WM, E. STIEREN, Optician,
se2-TTS
Ml S1I1TIIFIELD STEEET.
ESTABLISHED 1S0L
Eyes Examined 3Tx"co.
Artificial Eyc3 Inserted.
OPTICIAN,
P, 22 bliTII ST.
de2S-TTSU
SOLID GOLD
3r A SPECTACLES and f " A
".! Ieje-glass.es fitted "S Jl
. llilto tlie eye. frold 3 ( if J
' w this month only at' w
onr store and at our display at tho Exposi
tion. CARUSS &. MANNION
07 FIFTH AENUE.
scG-tufsu
DESKS.
FllXG
CABIXETS.
Oice Specialty Co.,
100 Third ar.
AMUSKWENTS.
ALVIN THEATER.
TO-NIGHT. SAME OLD STORY-,
STANDING KOOJI ONLY".
Everybody delighted with
JAMES T. POWERS
and clever companj- in
A STRAIGHT TIP.
Matinees Wednesday- nnd Saturday. Seats
on sale at II. P. Ecker's Music storej 73 Fifth
avenue.
October 12 E. S. WILLAHD in THE MID
DLEMAN. ocC
'&
&J2S23
THEATRE
TO-NIGHT.
(;
THELITTLETYC00N."
jilatinee1- Wednesday nnd btturday.
October 12 "Aunt Eridget's Eaby."
OC5-33
GRAND OPEP.A HOUSE
M It. FltED E ItICK W'AUn.
Monday, Tnesilay, Wedncsdav: Wednesday
and "hatuidny Matinees, THE LION'S
MOrTII! Thursday, only time, THE
MOUNTEBANIv. Fliday, only time. VIR
GINIUS. Satuidav night, KICIIAKDIIL
Entiieparnuotandflrst row in circle, $1.
Balance of houe, regular nnces. Grand
familv matinee Wednesday. "Ile-erved, 23c
and Me. Next neck lloland Heed, THE
CLUIi FRIEND. oc5-l
DUQUESNE
Pittsbum's Leading Theater.
Tonight PRIMROSE A, WEST'S
MODERN MINSTRELS.
Wednesday Matinee Best Seats, Me.
uctooei is -ano rar ana ttte xartar.
ocO-HG
TTARRI-S' THEATER
3Irs. P. Harris. It. L. Ilrltton. T. F. Dean.
l'ronrietors nnd Managers. Everv atternoon
and evening. W- II. Poweis' Romantic
Irish Drama. THE FAIRIES' WELL. Week
October 12 Daniel Kelly in "shadow Detec
tive." octMHJ TT3
TTAltBY WILLIAMS' ACADttM.
To-night and Matinees Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Harry Kernell's high class vandevillc-and
the Half Way House. otJ JO
HARRYDAVIS'i;IFTll AVENUE MUSEUM-THEATER
ROOSTER OR
CHESTRA. CLAYTON & GREY'S MERRY
MAKERS, FITZSIMMONS' RELICS.
Look out for LALLOO. OC5-35
DANCING ACADEMY.
The Thuma Dancing Academy,
FOURTH AVENUE.
NINTH YEAR. ESTABLISHED 1S33.
Opening for the season Thursday, Septom
ber 24; children, Saturday, September 26
Circulars now ready. Four classes for be
glnuers. Office open day and evening, lH
Fonrtli avenue. ".elC-31-D
iiST $l.eJ JPECrAOESsRTH
- . 7 - y
h j223Sl
Plifc!
,TS a o
. E ff.&Jfr&jr
ki s Wjzkj? hf
3myc0z
NI7W ADVERTlSEStCNTS.
For shrewd buyers this week is
to call at once on
Have you heard the prices ?
If not, peruse this, then visit us I
m EYE-OPENER !
i,2CO Wen's Suits and Over
coats (our own make), worth
$18, $20 and $22 go this week
only
AT S15.
TO ALL THE PEOPLE: Look
through our busy Hat Dep't,
Furnishing Dep't, Custom Dep't
and Boys' Clothing Dep't.
You're welcome whether you
buy or not.
Ul
Cor. Smithfield and Diamond Sts.
OC0-TT3
Fw 3 tz3&
J0HNH R0NEY- SOLICITOR OF FATEN7S
127 5" ftVE PITTSBURG
CANCER
and TUMORS cured. No
knife, brad for testimon
ies. G.II.McJIIcliael, M.D.,
(u Niagara at. Iliiffiilo. N. Y.
mhll-Tl-TTSSUWk
OIL WELI, SUPPLIES.
J. W. M'FARLAND.
96 Fourth Avenue, - - Pittsburg, Pa.
BROKER IN OIL PROPERTIES.
oc3 GG-tts
AJAX ENGINES
-AND-
The best Oil "Well Machinery In the
world. All sizes of Engines sal Boiler!
Also all sizes StationaryEngines and Boil
ers. Write for prices.
Offices In Pittsburg, Washington and Bnt
Icr. Always write or telegraph to Corry
Ofltce.
JAMES M. LAMBING,
SOLE AGENT, CORRY, PA.
Pittsburg office telephone No. KG.
mh5-D
STANDARD OIL CO.,
PITTSBURG, PA.
BRANCn OFFICES:
Standard Oil Co., Wheeling, TV. Vo,
Standard Oil Co., Cnmbeiland, Md.,
Standard Oil Co., Altoona, l'a..
Capital City Oil Co., Ilarnsburg, Pa.
We manufacture for home trade the finest
(trades of lubricating nnd Illuminating oils.
Our facilities are such that our statement
that wo furnish, all oils standard for quality
everywhere cannot be disputed.
OUR REFINED OIL LIST:
Water White, 150.
Prune White, 150.
Standard White, 110.
Ohio Legal Test.
Ohio Water White Legal Test
Carnadine (red), 150 Test.
Olitc, 150 Test.
OUR NAPTIIA LIST:
Deodorized Naptha for varnish makers,
painters and printers.
Gas Naptlnis for gas companies.
Deodorized Stove Fluid tor vapor stovo
burners.
Fluid, 74 gravity, for street lamps, burn-
eisand toiches.
Gasoline, 8G, 83 and 80 gravity for gas ma-
chines.
OUR LUBRICATING OIL LIST
Includes tho finest brands of
Cylinder, Engine, and Machinery Oils.
Spindle, Dynamo, 300 Mineral Sc.il,
Neutral Oils, Miners' Oils, Wool Stocks.
Paratllne Oil, Parafllno Wax.
Summer and Cold Test Black Oils.
Signal and Car Oils.
Mica Axle Gre.isc, Railroad and Mill
Grease and Arctic Cup Giease.
, Where It Is more convenient, you may
order from our Branch Offices, from which
points deliveries will be made.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY,
Cor. Duquesne Way and Eighth Street,
myl9 d PITTSBURG, PA.
ESTABLISHED 127a.
BLACK G!N
KIDNEYS,
Is a relief and sure cure for
BEathe Uiinary Organs, Gravel
and Ch ionic Catarrh of tho
Elnilder.
The Swiss Stomacn Bitters
are a sure cure for Dyspepsia.
trademark Liver Complaint and every
species of Indigestion.
Wild niiflrrvTonl. thfl most notiulnr Tiran.
,aration for cure of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
Either of the above, $1 per bottle, or 6 for
$3. If your druggist does not handle thesa
goods write to WM. F. ZOELLER. solo M'f'r.
yittsbnnc, Pa. deSMS-Tw
GRATEFUL-COMFORTINU.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.
"In thoongh knowledge of the natural laws
which goern the operations of digestion and nu
trition, and by a careful application of the tine
properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mr. Epps has
Snnlded onr breakfast tables with a delicately
avored beverage which may sate us many heavy
doctors1 bills. It Is by the judicious use of such
articles of diet that a constitution 11117 be gradually
built up until strong enough to rcsUt every ten
dency to disease. Xlundreds of subtle maladies are
floating around us ready to attack whcreer there
U a weak point. We may escape manr a fatal
l.ft 1. t n. t.. -.. 1 ...lt ...till...! ..!.
blood and a properly nourished frame,
naii. uy keeping uurseiij ncii lutuucu niui yurf
-urn
fyrrvice wizcue
Made simply with boiling watr or milk,
RnTri
onlv In halt-pound tins b grocers, labelled thus:
JAMES Errs A CO., Huuiceopatlilc Chemists.
London, England.
myl6-50-Tns
Or the Liquor Habit 1'osltrt ely Cured by
Administering Dr. Haines
Golden Specific
It Is manufactured ns a powder, which can ba
given in a glass of beer, acupofcoifecor tea, or in
iwuu, niiuuui Lue KiiuwiuHKe oi me paueni. Ills
absolutely harmless.
lv harnilPM- and will effect a tvrmm.nl
auasneedrcure. whether tlie na
drlnLer or an alcoholic wreck. It lias been given
nuu Bpccuy vuru. wuetuer mc naueiu is a moacraic
In thousands of cases, and in everv instance a per
fect cure liai, followed. It never falls. The system
once Impregnated with the bpcclltc it becomes an
Mttcr liniiossibillly for the liquor appetite to exist.
-pjRe boot of particulars free. Tube had or A.
J 1SAJ.KI.N. Sixth and Prim av., l'lttsburit.
Trde supplied by JEO. A. KELLY CO. Alle
Biieny agents, E. UOLDEN & CO., U .Federal st,
Jyl-SO-TM
CM rfi
oro.v.um.
MSSMItEl.
Wm BOILERS.
. r?;s'g?y
NETV ADVEKTISEMENT8.
KAUFMANN3
This sale, preparations for which
the past two weeks, will embrace products of all the celebrated Underwear
manufacturers of Europe and America. Now, cooler weather having set in,
nearly every man will find himself in need of some Fall Underwear hence
this great special sale is a most timely, opportune affair. The following
bargains, picked at random, from the many good things awaiting you, will
give you a fair idea of the importance of this sale:
Men's Natural Wool Underwear.
50c for good quality Natural Wool Underwear, mixed; fall and winter
weight.
75c for pure Sanitary Natural Wool Underwear, silk finished and
ribbed bottoms.
89c for extra fine Natural, Wool Underwear, guaranteed superior to
any $i grade in the city.
$1.50 for extra quality pure Natural Wool Underwear, free from dye;
full, regular made; never offered heretofore below $ 2.
$3.50 for Conradi Friedman's celebrated full regular made, Worsted
Ribbed Natural Wool Underwear best and finest in the world.
Men's Camel's Hair Undervear.
49c for Camel's Hair Underwear, with French neck; fall or winter
weight.
69c for pure Camel's Hair Wool Underwear, with ribbed tail, French
neck and best finish.
98c for extra quality Camel's Hair Wool Underwear; beats any $1.25
goods in Pittsburg.
$1.25 for double-breasted Camel's Hair Underwear; soft and pleasant
to the skin, and warranted not to shrink.
$1.75 for best English Camel's Hair Underwear, imported by ourselves.
$2 for full, regular made Camel's Hair Underwear best manufactured.
Men's Scarlet Undervear.
50c for good, honest quality Scarlet Wool Underwear equal to any
dealer's 75c quality.
74c for good quality, medicated Scarlet Underwear, unequaled for
wear and comfort.
98c for first-class Scarlet Underwear pure in every respect; will wear
excellently.
$1.50 for finest and purest Medicated Scarlet Underwear; sold at no
other store below $2.
Men's Fancy and Plain Colored Underwear.
25c for fancy striped Natural Wool Mixed Undenvear.
39c for fancy striped Wool Underwear, with French neck and silk front.
50c for 3 styles of fancy striped Wool Underwear, usually sold at 75c
85c for good quality fast color striped Wool Underwear; generally re
tailed at $ 1. 10.
98c for Glastenbury pure Wool Underwear, soft as down; cannot be
bought anywhere for less than $1.25.
$1.65 for the far-famed Yale, Harvard and Oxford Underwear, made
of finest Cashmere Wool, and sold by us for years with great satisfaction
to our customers.
Between Si. 25 and $5 we show a complete line of Fall Weight Bal-
briggan Underwear, of American and French manufacture.
Glastenbury Health Underwear,
Recommended by Physicians.
Remember, we are sole agents in this territory for the celebrated Glas
tenbury Health Underwear, indorsed and recommended by medical
men everywhere. Prices 1.98 to 2.50.
Extra Size Undervear.
We show a complete line of extra sizes for fat and slim men, at prices
about the same as for regular sizes.
Boys' and Children's Underwear.
A large assortment in Natural Wool, Camel's Hair, Merino, Scarlet and
mixed goods, from 12c to $1.
XHOSIERY TO MATCH ALL UNDERWEAR.
KAUFMANNS
Fifth Ave. and Smithfield St
HAYS & TREES, Contractors
We make a specialty of buililin
UTDfllL filiS LIES AND WITH MAINS.
Boom 410 Hamilton Building,
PITTSBUKG, VA.
Correspondence solicited. Telephone, 51.
mv.3-l6.TT3
&
I
Forge and fViachineShop
And Manufacturers of
OILandARTESIAN WELLDRILLING
AND FISHING TOOLS,
Cor.Twcnty-First St. uiid A.V.K.R.
Telephone Xo. 1222.
PITTSBURG, XA.
Jul-3-D
have been progressing actively during
Containing 120 pages, profusely il
lustrated with all the latest styles of
Men's and Women's Wear, mailed
FREE on application.
M. V. TAYLOR,
oil
Tlie C"Iolirated
ALLISON TUBING AND CASING
ALWAV3 IX STOCK.
COO MS 35 and 36 Fidelity building.
l'hone797. jy25-l-D
OIL FELL SUPPLY CO.,
91 and 92 Water Street,
PITTSBOEG, PA.
"S-TT8-SOSa
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