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C0XYIC1S Df PROVES
Campinjf Out in Nortliern Tennessee
Mountains. Many of Them
XOW HEADED TOWARD KENTUCKY.
All Eeceived bj the Mountaineers Kindly
and Fed Heartily.
GXIjT A FEW FUGITIVES BEING CAUGnT
rfPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISFATCIt.3
KNOXVXM.E, Nov. 3. From reports re
ceived here to-day it is known that many of
the convicts released by the miners on Fri
day and Sunday nights are already across
the Tennessee line and arc exciting much
fear in the minds of the villagers and farm
ers of far Southern Kentucky. This shows
that the con icts are traveling rapidly. So
far the attempts to recapture them or arrest
their flight ha e been so slight that it may
le said that they have been unmolested.
These 450 half-clad, moneyless conucts are
now well clear of Anderson county, where
the mines are situated, and are scattered
through Claiborne, Campbell and Scott
county, which lie against the north line of
the State.
Conductors of southbound trains running
here -say that there have been several groups
of convicts or hall-clothed men who looked
like convicts trudging along the line of the
railroads in A northerly direction; also sev
eral persons have come into Knoxville from
towns 40 sndSO miles to the north. They
hate seen a few convicts, but only a few.
Vrom this it would appear at fiit that the
450 are travling in small numbers.
Camping; Quietly in the Mountains.
Ttie largest number reported seen to-
, pether was 15, but there is good reason to
believe that at least one body numbering 50
' men is camping in the mountains not far
"'.in the count v seat of Warren county, and
is said that thee men are making no at-
mpt tosct fnitner on. Several of tlicm
.rearmed. The people up that way uioin
i state ofsre.it alarm.
Oue mountaineer who lives in the wilder-
ne-s 13 miles from Coal Creek and far from
the line of rallroid, told The Dispatch cor-rc-pondet
tins utrmnfTtl)at is convicts
from Bnce ilic topped at his lioue last
night and dem inded lood. This mide him
onl the liiorc courteous to pleae them, and
when liii wile finally got together food
enough. the fell upon it and dooured it as
though the u iu not cattn for a lonp time.
Tlir ate up all thee wan in his liouo and
then wentuwav lie said they lmdenocnn
ceahneit of where they had come Irom, and
that their leader told him they would stay
with him longer if they were not afraid'of
lur-uit.
Thecountrv through which most of thee
com icts are ran cling Is wild and rugged,
itli onl residences or houses occasionally,
mid a smiU iood Mjpply. The most of the
convicts are keeping away from the main
ioid! and from tnc lines of therailioad".
Tlit are received by the mountaineers in a
friend l j aj, jnd are'allowed toj;o as soon
as they get icnJy. o mountaineer ever
thinks ol arresting them partlj tlirouch
rvtnpathv tor the caue of the miners of
tt alden's ridge, but more through fear of
w hat ten or 1" leiierate men might do. It is
certain that 450 persons cannot loop depend
upon chanty for their support.
Crimes or All Kinds r.ookeil For.
Knoxville people leel sure that in a few
!av s stories Vom mere theft to arson and
violence will uegm to come in. Arson and
certain lonusof violence are the commonest
crime among thco convicts. Their natur
al disposition i combination of ignorance
of law and decency and tho most brntal a9
tocialion will soon assert itself. Indeed,
new s trav els so slow through this section
tint iiunv ciimes mijr have already
been committed. While the tear of
east Tennesceans is tempered by
sjmjKithj, tho fear of the Kentuck
kiiis upoii w horn this foul stream of ciiminal
humanity w ill soon be discharged is not in
cn v av mitigated. They know tnatoythe
tim" the conv ict strike Kentnckj, food will
le wimtedand the senseof Jrcednm will be
sti-ong in tho minds of the convicts. The
authorities of the Kentucky towns from
iliddlesboio to ICO miles west are preparing
for their unw clcome v isitors and propose to
make it exceedingly warm for them.
Tennessee officials made their first at
tempt ton ard the recapture of the escaped
convicts A considerable force of guards,
under the dnection of the wardens of three
fctockades started for A arren county to get
at that bod.v ot convicts camped in the
mountains "There were about 20 men in tho
expedition, and it is said that the wardens
will get 10 or 15 recruits at Wartburg, tho
countj cat of Morgan county.
A Dispute About the Reward.
A few conv icts have been brought in here
and a lev are reported arrived in several
v illages to the nortl , but, all told, theie are
not more than 20 or 30. Ono man who
brought in two he found in the woods, near
Oliver springs, willing to come, demanded
his reward fetraightway there was a con
troversy tov crnor Buchanan, in his proc
lamation saidbj authority of law he offered
s25 for eaeh convict, the reward to be paid
bv the lessee. Now the lessees say that this
re wai tl should be paid bj the State, because
the conv icts did not escape, but where re
leased through no fault of tho lessees. They
therefore rolu-ed to piy. Thus the matter
stands, and it l doubtlul if the Governor
will piv anv thing lor lecaptured convicts.
The "essces oi the convicts .tre very bitter
again toovemnr Buchanan. Their Supei
intenJeut 31r Wade, says that he warned
the Goven or as soon as the miners lost
their case m court that there would be
trouble and asked him to authorize the
strengthening of the guards of each stock
ade Ilesnjs the Governor paid no atten
tion to him The lessees lay all the mishaps
in the mines to that flist weakness of the
Governor when his militia were runout of
the mines liastilv. They say that that was
the time foi hruiness and tnat now there is
no ch nice to do anything. The Dispatcj
correspondent wa in Bnceville this morn
ing and talked with many of the miners.
Tnev are Jubilaut and defiant. They have
no fears eithei of punishment for what they
have-done or of any attempt to rebuild the
blockades and put back the convicts.
Now thai convict luaor has been banished
from the mines the tree miners think it is a
good time to demand the settlement of sev
eral grievances they have been nursing for
some tune past, and it is highly probable
that a big strike will be the next diversion,
and that within a week.
"oc need not be afraid of the twinge of
rheumatism. When it comes use Salvation
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The Farmers' Deposit National Bank
Invite the public to call and examine their
cew safe deposit vaults. Information con
cerning ttt lenting of boxes and deposit of
valuables cheerfully given. arwF
Aufrecht's New and Only Gallery, 77 Fifth
Avenue, Fittsburf. Go There.
Since I have moved to my new gallery I
am making my best cabinet photos for 51
per dozen. 77 Fifth av enue.
WAOS
ORGANS.
Slellor & Hocne.
AVe can furnish you with he best pianos
and organs made, and can give you the best
and easiest terms of payment. "We have
bcn established since 1831 (nearly CO
years), and, being the oldest music firm in
the city, we have had more experience than
any other house. Persons buying from us
can be satisfied they are getting the full
worth of their money, as the pianos and
organs we sell are the best made in the
United States. Send for circulars and full
Particulars of our rv-payment plan.
JlELLOK tC llOENE,
77 Fifth avenue, Pittsburg.
, B.&B.
Fur trimmed jackets by thousands, 55,
56, 58 50, 510 to 55a
You'll buy your trimmed jackets here if
tou come. Boggs & Burt.
Elected. Elected,
licininc & Wilds, 710 Penn avenue, se
lected as the best dress trimming store in
Pennsylvania.
S.L. SI. Only Ono Price. 81. 81.
Our best cabinets of anybody, ouly 51 per
dozen, at AufrechtVnew and only gallery,
77 Filth avenue. Brin the childrn.
THE WORST EARTHQUAKE
EVER HEARD OF Br AN AUTHORITY
ON SEISMIC AFFAIRS.
Edwin Arnold's Opinion or Japan's late
Horror The Greatest Danger Always
From Fires Some Ingenious Inventions
to Prevent Damage by Shakes.
PniLADELriiiA, Nor. 3, .Serial. "I
was astonished," Sir .Edwin Arnold said
this evening, "by tho news of such a terri
ble earthquake in Osaka and Nagoya.
Never, it memory serves me, has an earth
quake visited that region before. The usual
scene of seismic disturbances is in and
around Tokio, and islands, near the capital
are pointed out as their foci. Hear there is
also the great volcano of Fugisan. Thirty
years ago 20,000 persons are said to have
perished by earthquake and flood, but this
recent loss is evidently greater. Osaka and
Jfagoya are bnsy, populous cities.
"Xagoya is abont 258 miles from Tokio,
and on the south coast. A railway runs be
tween it and Tokio. Tho country abounds
in hills, manv or them volcanic, and no
doubt fires underlie the ground. It was here
that last v ear tho Japinrse troops executed
their military maneuvers uuder the eve of
tho Emperor. It is a large city, or w ide,
well planned streets, and a population of
120 000. The principal occupation of its in
habitants has been tho production of silk
and cotton wovo goods, and it Js very
famous for its porcelain. Osaka 18 a very
rich and prosperous manufacturing city on
tne Doraer ot a river tnat leaus to mo sea.
It is not somuch damaged, I imagine, as
Xagoj a.
"The great danger in earthquakes is dne
rather to Are than to any commotion. Tho
houses are usually only ono story high, and
aro of thin woodwork and paper. A bad
earthquake easily shakes down these fragile
houses, and, as every one contains a fire
box and a netrolenm lamp, a general bonfire
is the result. Light earthquakes aro so
common in Japan tliev attract little notice.
They begin with a little commotion, twice
or thrice repented. Tiie vibration increases
and a roar follows. When jou begin to
wonder what is abont to happen it ceases
and all Is quiet. To gnard against these
frequent shakings the Japanese have in
vented an Ingenious contrivance.
"In my house at Azava, the column of
cherry vv hich supports the roof was nivoted
under the floor to a stone like a cup, so that
the earthquake did not cause it to tumble
down, but only made it oscillate. An earth
quake aoor has also been invented, which is
lastcned toa strong, massive joint which
slips along the beams. Thus the danger of
being struck down in the doorway is re
moved, but the danger arises chiefly from
the ignition of the ruins, as I have de
scribed. Tho consequent floods, too, are
very destructive. Tho earth is lilted by tho
shock and a huge wave swells in from the
sea upon the city on its border."
x-Fresident Hoey Goes to taw.
Tr.Fvroiv, X. J., Nov. 3.-fltoeciaZ. Ex
President John Hoey, of tho Adams Expresi
Company, to-dny filed a cross bill in the
suit of llenry Sanford, tho new president,
against him. Hocyasks tho court to re
strain the Adams Express Company from
selling the Southern Express Company
stock which he gave as security in one of
his transactions, and also to restrain ha
Adams Company from foteclosing the mort
gageon Holly wood.giv cu bv him and his wifo
to the guarantee Trust and Sate Deposit
Company of Philadelphia. Judge Gieen. of
the Federal Court, granted tho lestraining
orders asked for, and will hear tho argu
ment on the ICth instant.
Not on Fifth Avenue.
"While this is so of Cavitt, Pollock & Co.,
we know it will fully repay the ladies to go
a few steps out of their way to examine the
splendid stock of dinner and toilet ware,
piano, banquet and vase lamps, bric-a-brac,
etc, shown by 'this firm. Even if you
do not wish to purchase, the pleasure of
looking at beautiful goods will be ample
compensation for a visit to 935 Penn
avenue.
BLAINE IS HERE.
Up the Bnsy Valley Bristling 'With Fac
tories. A delightful and healthful location, two
railroads' a navigable river, rich fields of
coal and g3s, elegant water, fertile country,
populous, prosperous and refined district,
with all the conveniences and comforts of
an old community; the largest safe manu
facturing works, "and numerous minor in
dustries this is Blaine, on the Jlononga
hela river, 22 miles above Pittsburg, where
lots are cheaper and investments safer at
the present time than anywhere else. Free
trains every day to and irom the new town.
Tickets, maps, price-lists and full particu
lars at 129 Fourth avenue.
The Blaise Land Improvement Co.
They .Dread Cold Weather.
Persons subject to muscular rheumatism
have good reason for dreading the celd
weather of the winter months. They will
find much relief, however, if not a perma
nent cure by applying Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. It promptly relieves the pain, and
in many cases has effected permanent cures.
For sale by druggists. wsu
B. B.
Opened to-day, the handsomest new vi
gocues and chevrons shown this season for
ladies' gowns. Moderate prices.
HOGGS & .BUHL.
B.&I5.
Black fur capes, $3 75, 55, S8 50, $10,
$12 50 and up to 5200. Come and see.
Boggs & Buhl,
A Much Needed Improvement.
The Department of Public Works has
just placed in the Eegistry of Deeds office
a large metallic case of -132 TJ. S. document
files with Acme locks to lock all files, there
by securing absolute protection for all
papers. The Office Specialty Co., of 105
Third avenue, did the work.
Deaf for a Year
Hearing Restored and Catarrh
Cured by Hood's Sarsajmrilla.
"Rochester, X. Y., July 27, 1S9L
"Three years ago. as a result of catarrh, I
lost my hearing entirely and was deaf for
more than a year. 1 tried various things to
cure it, and had several physicians, but no
improvement was apparent. I could
Distinguish No Sound.
I was intending putting myself under tho
care of a specialist when somo one suggested
that possibly Hood's Sarsaparilla would do
me some good. I began taking it without
expecting much .help. To my surprise and
great joy I found when I had taken three
bottles that my hearing was returning. I
kept on taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Till I had taken three more.when I stopped.
It is not over a year, and J am troubled but
very little with the catarrh. I consider this
a very remarkable case."
Herman Hicks, 30 Carter St.
TOILET HINTS.
A clear complexion is the result of good
health not of cosmetics.
Cosmetics can be used in moderation to ad
vantage, but they are neverso perfect as the
bloom which good health imparts.
A clear complexion is usually the resnlt of
good circulation, and good circulation is the
steady flow of the blood through tho system.
"When the blood is sluggish and the mind
depressed nothing is so beneficial as a pure
medicinal stimulant, and nothing so thor
oughly stimulates the circulation or keeps it
n regular and nei feet order as p'ure whiskey.
"While there are many so-called whiskeys,
there is only one that is admitted to be a
purely medicinal one; namely, Duffy's Pure
Malt.
Druggists and grocers may try to argue to
the contrary because they make more money
on cheap and inferior goods, but it is always
best to bear in mind that the ono which has
been tested, tried and proven by experience
is the only certain one. ocIC-wed
O. D. LEVIS, Sol'cltor of Patents,
181 Fffrb n nlinro RTnit.hflftld. next T-pqHai.
f offlcj. Nodelny. Established) years. o64
KENT. ADVERTISEMENTS.
PSORIASIS 20 YARS.
Body a Mass or Disease, Suffering Fearful
All Thought He Most Die Cared
In Six Weeks by Catl-
cura Remedies.
I Jitc heen afflicted for 20Ter with n obstlnat
skin disrate, called by some M. D. Psoriasis, and
others Leprosy, commencing on my scalp: and, In
spite of sill could do. with the help of the meat
sklllfnl doctors. It slowly but surely extended, until
a year .ijco this winter It covered my entire person
In the form ofdrv scales. For the last threeyears
I hvre been unable to do any labor, and sanerinir
Intensely all the time Fvcry momlnft there could
be ncarl a du6tpauful of scales taken from the
sheet on my bed, some of them half as la ree as the
envelope containing this letter. In the latter part
of winter mv skin commenced cracking open, I
tried cv erythln. almost, that could be thought of,
without auv relief. The 12th or June I started
West, In hopes I could reach the Hot Sprlnps. I
reached Detroit, and was so low I thought I should
have to go to the hospital, but finally got aslaras
Lansing, Mich., where I had a sister IlTlnft. One
Dr. treated me about two w eeks, but did me
no good. All thought I had but a short time to
live. I earnestly prayed to die. Cracked through
the skin all over my back, across my ribs, arms,
hands, limbs; feet badly swollen : toenails came off:
fingernails dead and hard as a bone; hair dead. dry
and lifeless as old straw. O my God, how I did of
fer. Mv sister. Mrs. E. H. Davis, had a small part
of.iboxolrcuTICCKA In the house. She wouldn't
give up: said. "Vie will try CCTICUKA." Some
was applied on one Mnd and arm. Eurekal there
was pi Hpf Rtnnnpd thi? lerrlble hurnln? sensation
from the word go. Thev Immediately got the Crm
cura. Cuticcba Kksol vent and Soap. I com
menced bv taking one tablespoonful of Kesolvxxt
three times a dav, after meals: had a bath once a
day, water about blood heat; ncd CtmcuKA Soap
freely, applied CCTICCRA morning and evening.
JUsulP KeturneUto my home In Just six weeks
l roin tne lime l leit ana mr SKin as smooin as kuis
sheet of paper.
HIRAM E. UAKI'EMKU,
Henderson, Jefferson Co., X. V.
Cctictoa Hfmedik'! are old everywhere. Price,
CCTICCRA, the great bkln Cure, 50c; CtTTICUBA
bOAP.an ixqulslte bkln Purifier and Beautlrler.Kc;
CUTICUR A KESOLV1AT, the new Blood Purlller.tt.
l'OTTEit Drug and Chemical Corp'n, Boston.
43-fecmiror "How to Cure Skin Diseases," 64
page, SO illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
PLES. black-heads, red, ronglvchapped, and
ollv skin cured by CcncuRA Soap.
HOW MY BACK ACHES!
Back Acfie,Kidney Pains and 'Weak
ness. Soieiies, Lameness, Strains,
and Fain relieved in one minute by
the Cuticura Anti Pain Plaster.
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YOUR OLD SEnLSAGQOES
Can bo speedily transformed into a fashion
able garment if left with ns, and for a very
moderate price. Kindly inspect the beauti
ful new "Princess" Cape. Those, desiring
Seal Wraps redved can have the genuine
English beal Coloring snpphedbyus.
Practical Hatter and Furrier,
707 Penn Ave., Pittsburg.
Mail orders promptly attended to.
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The Liebig COMPANY .
Have for twenty-five years been putting
up the famous product which stirred
medical circles when first invented and
given to the woild by the renowned
chemist. Justus von Liebig. Their
EXTRACT OF BEEF
Is known around the world and has late
ly been earned into "Darkest Africa" by
Stanley. It is unapproachable for parity,
flavor and beneficial effects. As Bekpv
Tea, delicious and refreshing. Indispen
sable in Improved and Economic Cook
ery. Genuine f) of
with fCcLAC Justus
signature " J vonLIebig
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WHOLESALE AND KL AIL,
GEO. K. STEVENSON cVCO..
SIXTH AVENUE. ocU-MW
EDUCATIONAL.
VTETV EAPID PHONOGRAPHY AND
-La typewriting and' complete business
course taught at Park Institute, 201 North
ave., Allegheny. New term opens Novem
ber 9. Evening sessions. Catalogues and
Journal to any address free.
anao-TTS LEVI LUDDEN, A. M., Principal.
CURRY
UNIVERSITY,
SIXTH STREET.
CURRY Collegiate Department, The Best
CURRT Normal School, The Best.
CURRY English Training School, The Best.
CURRY Business College, The Best.
CURRY School of Shorthand, The Best;
CURRY Conservatory of Mnsio, The Best
CURRY School of Elocution, The Best.
CURRY Faculty and Discipline, The Best.
Call or send for catalogue. II. H. BO WE,
President. - ocM-51
DUQUESNE COLLEGE
Is growing rapidly. Two large literary so
cieties, tho Arcadian and the Promethean
have Just been organized. Students enter
with advantage at any time. The same
studies in both day and evening sessions.
Piamond street, opposite Court House, Pitts
burg. E. M. WOOD, D. D. LLD.,
OC1546 President.
Practically taught at
DUFF'S COLLEGE,
49 FIFTH AVE.
jIEvening Sessions.
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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH,, "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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i JMi, "ftTheC'" - 1 WfeH ..vW R'- ZA
WE ARE MAKING A SPURT
In Fall and Winter Clothing that is startling a great many people. Our
stock is now complete, embracing a Yonderful assortment of elegant
Sack Suits at $8, 10, $1 2 to $ 20. Cutaways and Frock Suits,
10, $12, $15 to $2$, and a handsome array of Overcoats,
S12, 15, $i& to 40, and agrand assortment of Boys'
Suits, $5, $10, $12 to $20. Children's Suits in
variety unexcelled at $2, $4, $5 to 15. Under
wear, Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Neckwear in
endless assortment. Come in and we
: promise to suit you in price. :
DON'T FORGET
That we are still giving away tnose splendid DINNER BUCK
ETS to purchasers in our Men's Department, and also those
novel DIME BANKS to purchasers in our Children's Depart
ment. All purchasers are welcome to them, and they
ABE REQUESTED TO ASK FOR THEM WITH THEIR PURCHASE.
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UNION CLOTHING HOUSE,
COR. FIFTH AVE. AND WOOD ST.
LOOK THROUGH OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT WILL C0N-
m vince you that our styles and prices are right Thousands
n of garments to select from, ioo all-wool black diagonal
.Ml reefers at $5; 100 diagonal reefers, full shawl roll seal fur,
f at $6.75; thousands of reefers and jackets, plain and fur
I I trimmed, at $7.50, $8.50, $io, $12.50 to $25; 50 military
cape newmarkets, latest shades, at $16.50; cloth capes, 40 inches
long, black and colors, at $8.50, $10.50, $12.50 up to $37.50,
trimmed in all styles. Misses' and Children's cloaks and reef
ers, ages 2 to 18 years, ranging from $1.50, $2, $3 to $22.50.
DQUGLAS &MACKIE,
151, 153 AND 155 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY.
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A GREAT LUXURY.
LAIRD'S SHOES!
$2 00, $3 00, $4 00, $5 00.
LAIRD'S SHOE STORES
406, 408 and 4I0 f EVERY ) 433 Wood St.
PAIR
Market St. RELIABLE J Entire, New Stock.
REMOVAL.
On Monday morning next we take possession of our new store
in the Hotel Anderson Block known as No. 39 SIXTH STREET,
and we -propose- to do a first-class merchant tailoring business ex
clusively in all its various branches at popular and attractive prices.
We needn't tell you that we go to the mills of this country and
Europe, and buy the best goods at the closest prices which can be
produced. So that by placing your orders with us you only pay
one small profit. We shall be ready to serve'you in ouFnew loca
tion with an abundant stock of foreign and domestic wcolens and
the broadest variety of patterns in this or any other city.
Give us a call and see-what you can saye by direct dealing.
Clothing made to order with distinguished success.
WANAMAKER
39 SIXTH STRElET,
Hotel Anderson Block.
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A BARE-HEADED
MAN
Out of doors is never comfortable-
the sun hurts his eyes. The hats we
are displaying this'fall have rims of
the very latest patterns, which afford
ample protection to the eyes. We
have the Derby in several shapes, the
Sjlk Dress in the latest styles, the
Crush for office and travel and the
slouch for the field and farm. Come
in and examine our $1, 1.50, $1.90,
$2, $2,90, $3.90 to $5 hats.
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BROW
- 1891.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
A "SWELL" HAT, INDEED,
RUBEN'S
POPULAR YOUNG GENTS' DERBY,
T he Beau Brummel,
2 40, 92 90, 3 40.
This nnlque and stylish hat has caught the
young men's fancy from the very start. Its
merits are such that no rival now In the
( field can compare with It. Bare elogance,
combined wlth-correctness of style, aro the
chief points of this jaunty hat, and these
qualifications confer upon the wearer an air
of graceful ease not attained by any otner
shape now before the public We have them
in black and tho new shade of brown so pop
ular this season. Come and see then).
RUBEN,
' The Hatter and Furnisher,
421 and 423 SMITHFIELD STREET.
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Dwellings, Stores, Churches,
AND
Public Buildings or All Kinds.
The very best effects in CEILING FBEIZE
CHANDELIEE, ELECTBO COMBINATION
CflANDELIEUS and BRACKETS accom
plished by ns. Everything that is new, that
will trfve satisfactory results, can be found
only in our stock. Tou will find it to your
interest to figure with us, as we can tell you
a great deal ycu ought to know about elec
tric lighting. Our whole time and attention,
backed by many years of experience, is
given solely to thip business. The very best
workmen to be found in this country, espe
cially skilled In this work, only employed.
Special designs furnished at any time. Gas
Chandeliers altered into Straight Electric
or Combination-Electric Fixtures at small
cost with very best results.
GEO. C. VAN KIRK & CO.,
531-533 WOOD ST.
EOOMS 308, 309, 310, 312.
OCS943
DON'T BE A MOM.
Call and see those Gents' Solid Gold Initial
Rines, set with 6 genuine diamonds, for
$8 75. Solid Gbld Band Emblem Kings, for
all orders and societies, $5 SO and $6 50. For
sale only by
B. E. ARONS, Jeweler,
nol
65 Fifth Avenue.
BISQUE OF BEEF.
A Liquid Food for Dyspepsia, Loss of Ap
petite and General Debility that contains
more nutriment than any other prepara
tion; it possesses the vital principles of
pure fresh beef, extracted by our Improved
process, and insures
Health and Strength,
Pure blood, refreshing sleep, restores tho
appetlteand
Tones the entire system.
Having derived so much benefit from
"Bisque of Beef," being overworked from
business pressure, permit me to say it does
all you claim for it and deserves unbounded
popularity. F, P. Harbauqh, '
, St. James Hotel, Pittsburg.
At druggists, or srnd $1 by mall and we
will deliver to von (oxpressago paid by us) a
bottle of "Biqne of Beef." '
KING'b MEDICINE CO.,
Cor. Seventh st. and Duquesne way, Fgb.
oc30
James Means & Co.'s Shoesaremore widely
known for their general excellence than any
other make of Shoes ever placed on the mar
ket. Ask your lietailer lor shoes bearing
this Stamp:
James Means'
$3.50 SHOE.
Theso are made by Goodyear Hand- ewed
process and are sold by leading retailers all
over tho U. S.
Jyl-5-ws J. MEANS & CO., Boston, Mas
AMUSEMENTS.
THEATRE
TO-NIGHT.
AFTER DARK.
Mntlnee WEDNESDAT and SATURDAY.
Nov. 9 "The White Slave." noM3
THE ALVIN THEATER
Charles L. Davis Owner and Manager.
To-night.
Wednesdav and Saturdav Matinees.
BICH & HAKBIS COMEDY COMPANY
BOYS AND GIRLS,
By John J.McNally.authorofaStralelitTin.
Next week Bairy & Fay inMcKenna's
Flirtation. no2 3S
OPEBA
HOUSE.
TO-NIGHT.
HANLON'S
MATINEES
WEDNESDAY
Aicn
SUPERBA.
SATURDAY. ENTIRELY NEW.
Prices S5e, 50c, 75c, $1. Matinee to-day-23c,
50c, reserved.
Noxt week-J. K". EMMET. nc4
D
.UQUESNE-PITOU STOCK COMPANY
"A MODERN MATCH."
This afternoon at 2. Best seats 50 cents.
To-nl!rhtat8.
November 9 The Bostonians. no4 80
HAKKY WILLIAMS ACADEMIC TO
NIGHT. Mntinees, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday. Whallen and Martell's
KOH-I-NOOR VAUDEVILLES.
Election returns read Irom the stage Tues
day night. nol-35
piABNEGIE HALL
NEW YORK SYMPHONY CLUB.
Thursday evening, Nov. 5. Tickets on sale
at Alex. Ross' Music House; also at hall.
not-1
HARRY OAVIS' 1-IFTH AVENUE MUSEUM-THEATER.
Week Commencing Nov-2.
JONATHAN BASS, the'Orlfrinal and Only
OSSIFIED MAN. WM. WELLS, Man with
iue Iron Skull. AdmIsIon. 10 cents; Chil
dren. 5 cents. Ojpen 1 to 5, 7 to 10 r. x. no2-3
FLEfTRIi; 1
loriso
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
KAU FM ANNS'
SPARKLING GALAXY OP NOVELTIES IN
CLOAKS
MISSES'
SPECIAL BARGAIN
"That's just too cute for anything !"
"Never saw anything prettier !"
"Isn't this cunning?" .
"Oh, how charming !''
Such and similar expressions are heard on all sides in our hand
some and spacious Juvenile Cloak Department. Nor are these the only
tribufes of admiration paid us by a critical public. The prices7 too,
are the subject of many favorable remarks. And justly so, for there is
not a single, solitary garment in our mammoth stock that is nor marked
at a lower price than the same quality can be secured elsewhere.
For this week we have made special preparations to please all who
would combine beauty, fashion and economy. Below will be found a
few (only a few, mind you) of the many bargains awaiting you:
Trimmed JIM Lid.
A truly grand and magnificent
variety many styles being our
own exclusive novelties imported
by ourselves from Paris and Ber
lin. See our pretty novelty
Jackets in entirely new light and
dark-colored cloakings, trimmed
with silver fox, grey krimmer,
astrakhan, beaver, mink, etc.,
from $5 to 20.
At 12.50 we exhibit a special
bargain, line of fine All-Wool
Chevron Jackets, with all around
fine mink edging and mink-head
fastenings, that were manufact
ured to be retailed at 20. Sizes
of these Jackets, 12 to 18.
MISSES'
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS !
-(SIZES 4 TO 14)
$5
For your choice
frork a large and
elegant line, worth
$8 to $10.
Among this special $5
line will be found some
exceedingly fine and fash
ionable cloaks in Gretchen,
Plain Newmarket or Inverness-Cape
styles. We
have lots of cheaper ones,
too, but for real service
able, attractive garments
these I5 cloaks have no
equal.
Mothers, Yon WiE
Grand and matchless variety
CHILDREN'S WALKING COATS
CO Cn Same as above
4Z.0U cut.
These very cute and fine little
garments at 2.50 are made of
Scotch Homespuns, are warmly
lined and have neat astrakhan
collar, cuffs and Zouave Jacket
effects better, handsomer,
newer than any walking coats
o'ffered elsewhere at $3-50 or $4.
For ladies wishing the finest
Children's Walking Coats made
we have this especially good
offer:
325 manufacturers' samples
finest and creamiest styles made
in all kinds of choice imported
materials and latest shades
some worth $g; some worth $10;
many, S11 and gi2.
All will go at the
. uniform price of
$5.
Come quick, or you'll miss this
bargain.
A Few Extraordinary
-- -)j f 1L
103 handsome Cloth Canes the samples of some famous Eastern manufacturer
in tan, grav, black, etc., some with feather collars intrinsic value from ?8 to 510
will go at $3 for choice. . . .. ,.
Another lot of finer sample Capes, from the same manufacturer, worm all tho
! way from $15 to ?2j, wiDe closed out at ?8 and 510.
I ntll PADUCUTOi You miss a sight, if you fail to look at our
1-lJilU HnnmLII I O. crand
itarr Cane Newmarkets, liaised Shoulder I
Newmarkets, etc., in all colors, shades,
right. You'll say so, when you see the
KAUFMANNS,
CHILDREN'S
DISPLAY THIS WEEK.
!' TAILOR
REEFERS.
MADE
A special lot of Misses' fine All
Wool Cheviot Reefers, sizes 12 to 18,
finished rather plain, but as service
able and durable as many $10 gar
ments, will be offered for choice at
ONLY $4.
Remember this lot Ask to see it
Then we shall offer some surprising
bargains in Children's Reefers, sizes
4 to 1 2. Here are two of them:
207 Children's heavy Cloth Reef
ers, nothing better for school, will go
at $2.
380 Children's fine heavy Cloth
Reefers, with large gold buttons,
soutache braid, sailor collar, etc.,
will go at $2.75.
(SIZES 4 TO 14).
FINEST
a TO $15.
At and between these
prices we are showing an
indescribably large and.
beautiful variety of Juven
ile Cloaks, Gretchens,
Newmarkets and Ulstera
single or double
breasted with military
capes, deep divided capes
or without capes finest
imported materials in all
shades and colors
checks or plaids silk
braided silk velvet
trimmed fur-trimmed,
etc.
Bb SnrDrisBfl to Sbb Onr
of select and exclusive novelties in
INFANTS' LONG CLOAKS.
A special bargain
lot at
$1.75.
They're made of good Cashmere,
white or tan, embroidered cape and
sleeves, silk bound scalloped cape;
regular price, 3.
Another lot of fine All-Wool Cash
mere, with artistically embroidered
cape and bottom, satin finished, at
only 2.75; actual value 4.
Mils' Hats ml Bonnets.
A lot of Plush Hats, with shirred
surrah silk brim, all Plush Hats and
all Surrah Hats, in every color, at the
reduced price of 98c.
A lot of Combination Silk and
Plush Bonnets, with Pompons, and
fine China Silk lining; also, all Plush
Bonnets, with 2-inch wide silk strings,
at 75c.
Attractions for Ladies.
line of Ladiev -Lons; liarments. It
jy 'a SKf
IIIIUULd
ft
HiWi
imminn '
erabrares everything: Cloth Newmarkets, Mil
IderCape Newmarkets, Deep ngjjsh Cape
s. patterns and designs. Prices? They're all
patterns
goods.
FIFTH AVE.
Sralthfleld St.