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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARRY WILLIAMS'
ACABEIYOF II.
Week Commencing Monday, Feb. 15.
Matinees Tuesday, Thursday find Saturday.
EIGHTH TEAK or the PEOPLE'S CHOICE!
THE OLD RELIABLE!
GOS HILL'S
WORLD w NOVELTIES
The Highest Salaried TaodeTille Organ
ization in Existence.
EACH AHD EWEBT 1BTIST 1 STAB!
INTEODUCIXG
ALL NEW ACTS! NEW FEATURES!
FIELDS AND HANSON,
The Onfrfnjitor of Instrumental Comedy,
Positively the Highest Salaried Vaud
eville Artists in the Universe.
GREAT JUDGES,
In Their Latest Sensational Xovelty Aet,
$10,000 to produce their equal.
MASON AND RALSTON,
The Original One and One-Half, America's
Greatest Specialty Artists.
ESTELLE WELLINGTON,
The Queen of All Song and Dance Artists,
and the Most Popular Lyric Come
dienne of the present day.
AL REEVES,
The Premier Banjoist, Comedian and Pro
' ducer, in an Entirely Xew Specialty.
MARION AND KEEN,
The Xoted and Highly Successful Character
Vocalists in an Entirely Sew Specialty.
MISS MAUDE BEVERLEY,
The Favorite. Dashing and Accomplished
Queen of All Vocalists.
FRED J. HUBER,
The Eccentric Character Comedian, and
KITTY ALLYNE,
Talented Actress and Vocalist, in an
2"h Entirely New Comedy Sketch.
GUS HILL,
'Vorld's Chnmpion Club Swinger, a Challenge
of S10.0CO to Produce His Equal.
AL. NOBLE AND I. S. ROSE.
The above Mammoth Entertainment con
cluding with the Punny Comedy by
lied J. Hubcr, entitled
PUSH AND PULL !
Introducing the Entire Strength of the Com
pany in the Case
Monday, Feb. 12 G EAND HOLIDAY Mat
inee Xurht prices of admission IIAKKY
KEENELL'S New Company. felt-27
' The Grand Army of the Republic never
received a. more severe blow than the death
or Comrade William McClelland. He never
failed in his duty toward the order and
never hesitatod to sacrifice himself for the
good of all. 'Whether It were in local, de
partment or national matters, he was al
ls ays ready with his invaluable counsel and
services when they were called for. In his
position as chairman of the National Coun
cil of Administration he was higher than
the Commander in Ciller, as this body
composed of only nine men is the highest
tribunal of the order, representing the Na
tioual encampment. No greater compli
ment could have been accorded him than
the five successive elections to this hfcrh
olllce. So perfect was his fitness for the
difficult place that opposition to him was
never thought of. Yet, withal, he was the
most modest of men.
The Allegheny County Executive Com
mittee, of which Comrade McClelland was
ro long a valued member, passed these reso
lutions: "Adjutant General William McClelland Is
dead! Such was the startling news that
Cashed through Pennsylvania yesterday
evening. Though not unexpected, yet when
ever the dread messenger comes within
reach of our hearts how appalling.
"After a long and painful illness, Comrade
McClelland lias passed to bis final rest. In
all tint pertains to nobleness of character
he was a man among men.
"His gallant recoid as a soldier, his honor
able career a citizen, his services to the
State, and his usefulness to the G. A. B.,
whether In department or national affairs,
aie too well known to need more mention
here. None came In contact with him but
to love him. He was gentle ana unassum
ing, hi-h minded and honorable In all the
relations of life. His daily deportment was
pure. "He was by instinct as well as by edu
cation, a Christian gentleman. In his
death this commonwealth loses the services
of a cultured and conscientious officer, our
country an honored ana useful citizen, end
the G. A. It. a wise counselor and a genial
oomradv. Cut off in the prime of life and in
the midst of a useful and honorable career
his de-.th is indeed a sad one.
"The termination of long and confidential
friendship existing between the deceased
and the members of this committee adds a
new pang to our hearts. The Chair
made vacant by this dread sum
mons will be hard to .fill"
But we must all bow to tho relentless man
date and accept our loss with the heaviness
of sorrow. Trulv. in the midst of life we
are in Oeath. Beiiold the siver cord is
loosed, Hip golden bowl Is broken and the
spiilt of our comrade has returned to God
ho gave It. His eminent abilities and his
rood qualities of head and heart stand as
monuments of virtue to his memory.
Department Encampment.
Many department encampment matters
were considered at last Friday's meeting of
the Executive Committee. At the meeting
on next Friday evening all the details will
be completed. In complianco with the
County Committee's action the committee
ordered notices to be sent to the posts call
ing for payment of tho assessments -on the
busts ol t; for each representative, and coui
roanacr to defray expenses of the encamp
ment, rronipr action is urged. Heretofoie
it has cost tl-.e posts about $10 apiece foreach
rcptesentative to the department encanip-
It the citizens' Committee decides to-morrow
to tender the banquet to the representa
tives, it will be necessary to appeal
to the ladles of the temperance organi
zation to surrender Old City Hall
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HABEY DAVIS'
FIFTH DUE MUSEUM
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FAMILYJHEATER.
WEEK CDfflUEHC.16. FEBBUABY IS.
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SIX DAYS' ROWING
TOURNAMENT,
IN WHICH
W ALLACE MS,
The Noted Oarsman, will do
battle with
ED IOIAuHER,
A well-known local knight of
the scull,for handsome prizes
and a purse, using the me
chanical LAND .BOATS, in
which Ross rowed his famous
indoor race at the Madison
Square Garden, New York
City.
MAMIE CLAYTON,
The Charming Snake En
chantress. ROBERT DETRIC,
In Mysterious Spirituallstlo
Seances.
FITZSIMMONS,
The Murderer-Suicide, as he
died at New Orleans.
CAPTAIN MILLER
Will Exhibit a Grand Collec
tion of Indian Belies.
PROF. CHAMBERLAIN-
Will Initiate the Ladies Into
the Mysteries of his WORLD'S
FAIR EMBROIDERY.
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LDHRETTE'S BIG SPECIALTY GO.
Will be seen with the following
well-known artists:
ED LORRETTE. Eccentrio Comedian and.
Suadowgrapher.
MISS MADGE HEATH, the Phenomenal
Cantatrice, re engaged for another
week.
JOn" AND NELLIE MCCARTHY, in Amus
ing Sketches.
MURPHY AND MACKIN, Refined Musical
.Mokes.
MLLE. LOUISE LORRETTE. the Mysteri
ous Parisian Lady.
KEEGAN AND KEEGAN, the Leading Char
acter Comedians of the Stage.
SHERIDAN AND WRIGHT, Ethiopian
Comedians and Song and Dance Artists.
THE PERFORMANCE to conclude with a
Roaring Farce.
ADailSSIOX, XO CENTS.
Doors open open from 1 to 10 r. ic
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for the purposes of the banquet. Ex-Adjutant
General Hastings Is to deliver a lecture
to the ladies on tho Johnstown flood. They
will doubtless yield in the matter,- as an
other hall Just as suitable will be provided.
Judge Collier will deliver the addres of
welcome to the encampment. Among the
distinguished guests will be Hon, Charles P.
Lincoln, Deputy Commissioner of Pensions,
who will deliver addresses at the campfires.
Word was received in this city yesterday
that Commander in Chiefs Palmer and his
staff would be here without doubt during
tho Department Encampment. They win
be quartered at the Hotel Duquesne.
Chairman O. M. Head, or the Hotel Com
mittee, roports that he has assigned 437
comrades out of only one-sixth of the Posts
in the Department. If the same proportion
bo upheld by the balance the attendance
will be very large. Comrade Head urges all
wno purpose attending to send in their ap
plications Immediately or they will have to
sleep on the roof.
One of tho features in connection with the
Department Encampment here will be an
exmplification of the unwritten work. A
provisional post will be organized for the
purpose by the department mustering offi
cer. It will be formed by comrades from all
over the department. Post 157's hall has
been tendered to the mustering officer for
the purpose and thoofler will mail proba
bility be accepted.
Mayor Gourley has called a meeting of the
citizens who are expected to serve on the
committee to make all arrangements for the
banquet to the delegates to the Department
Encampment. It will tie held in the Mayor's
office to-morrow at2p.it
Grand Army Gossip.
CoiiXAXDEit Jons Bp.au- of Post 157, calls
to time delinquent officers without fear or
favor.
Post 215 contemplates giving a concert
probably in the old city in the near future,
tor the benefit of the relief fund.
The Department Convention of the Ladies
of the G. A. R. will convene February 21 at a
A. it. In the Union Veteran Legion Hall.
It is now Comrade McDowell. He was
mustered by Post 88 last Tuesday evening.
His services was with the One, Hundred and
Ninety-third Pennsylvania.
Comrade Fred BtJicm-EU and wife have the
sincere sympathy of the comrades In their
terrible bereavement through the sudden
loss of their bright young son.
LisooLif Circle No. 23, Ladies of tho G. A.
U, auxiliary to Post 215 will give an enter
tainment and bean bake at Metropolitan
Hall, Steuben street, next Saturday even
ing. Comrade David Ahthoht of Post 157,
who died m West Virginia a week ago, will
be burled with G. A. R. honors this after
noon at Homewood Cemetery. The Poet has
been ordered out.
The comrades of General J. B. Sweitzer,
Post No. 840 have decided to make quite a
display at Washington during the encamp
ment. Every member present last night a
eek signed the Washington roll.
The Entertainment Committee of Post
151 is looking forward for a treat to be given
the post in the form of Comrade W. H. Gra
ham's lecture on his travels abroad.
Illustrated by stereopttcon views.
A movement Is on foot in General J. B.
Sneltzer's Post No. 430, to arm. the entire
command. Every member but one is able
to carry a gun. If possible this will be done
before the Washington encampment.
The Department President, Mrs. Rachel
Doran, would like to have a full attendance
of all the ladles interested in the G. A. R.
work at the meeting to be held at No. 81
Fourth avenue next Friday at 2 p. m.
Department Commander Botes, in com
pany with Comrade Thomas G. Sample,
made an official visit at the Ladles G. A. R.
Home last Thursday. They expressed them
selves as highly pleased with the Institution.
Nothing was done at Post 259's meeting
last Tuesday evening, outside of arranging
for the funeral of Comrade McClelland.
Comrades Judge Slagle, IL P. Herbert and
Hillis -McKown were appointed as the com
mittee on a memorial.
The "old guard" of Post 155 hela a jolly
banquet at the residence of Comrade Fred
Wilberts Friday evening. Speeches wero
made by Comrades O. M. Head, or Post 259.
Sample, ot 128, Frank, Buck and W. O. Rus
sell, of 15L and Boss and Eime, of 155.
The comrades of this section are unani
mously in favor of Comrade A. P. Bnrchfield
for tho vacacy on the National Council of
Administration caused by the death of
Comrade McClelland. The vanacy will be
filled on the recommendation of the incom- J
ing jjepariment wmmsnaer.
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WEEK FEB. 15 J Wednesday and Saturday.
THE BIG MARINE SPECTACLE,
WEBSTER& BRADY'S
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AN INNOVATION IN SCENIC SPLENDOR!
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FEBRUARY 22MARGARET MATHER IN "THE EGYPTIAN."
HARRIS'THEATER.
Mrs. P. Harris, R. L. Britton, T. F. Dean,
Proprietors and Managers.
Popular Prices Always Prevail at
Harris' Theater,
10, 15 and 25 Cents!
V.'EEK COMMENCING MONDAY, FEB. 15.-
Every Afternoon and Evening.
WILLIAM GILLETTE'S
Great American War Drama,
HELD
BY THE
ENEMY!
Realistic Scenery!
Original Mechanical Effects!
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THOROUGHLY COMPETENT COMPANY.
Week Feb. 22 N. S. WOOD. feli-31
ALICE D. LE PLONGEON.
Traveler, Explorer and Author, in her Great
Lecture on
YUCATAN,
Its wonderful rtiini and pre-hlstoric peoples.
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 2a
TICKETS. 60 CENTS. felt-100
PROF. J. S. CHRISTY
Wishes to announce to the school teachers of
Pittsburg and Allegheny that he has started
his teachers' private class, which Is increas
ing in number each -week.
Ladles who have not Joined may do so
next Wednesday afternoon, as every effort
is being made to make this an enjoyable and
successful olass. Tickets are good nntll
used, and may he used in evening classes
when desired. Instructions from 1:30 nntil
0:30 r. x. Academy, 1012 Penn avenne, city.
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CONSUMPTION.
I hare a positiTO remedy for the aboro disease ; bj its
use thousands of caces of the worst Idnd sad of lone
standing: have been cored. Indeed so strong is my faith
In its efficacy, that I will send two Eomxa rata, with
a VALUABLE TEEATISE on this disease to any suf
ferer who will sand Bra then- Express and P. O. address.
T. A. Slocnm, 31. C 183 Pearl St., N. Y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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PEOPLE! Under the Direction
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' CHARLES L. DAVIS..'. Owner and Manager.
70 FIRE EXITS 70
COMMENCING MONDAY, FEB. 15,
The Only Novelty in Town I
"Rum ufniMrii"
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"The Greatest of American Society Dramas," By DE MILLE and
BELASCO, authors of "The Wife," "The Charity Ball," etc.
COMPLETE STAGE ACCESSORIES.
Produced Under tVlr. Chas. Frohman's Direction
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
FEB. 32 THE CHARITY BALL.
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Mr. E. D. Wilt
ALL THIS WEEK.
PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRICES!
Reserved nC( annieward
Seats, j TIFFANY
CnH Reserved
Seats.
15G-GALLERY--15C.
Great Cast! Special Scenic Effects!
Next Week "All the
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The Leading Amusement Resort far Ladies
'and (Mdren.
WEEK COMMENCIKG
MONDAY, FEB. 15.
CURIO HALL.
The Beautiful Hindoo Snake Enchantress,
PATIMA.
Fondles, caresses and plays with the largest,
most vicious and deadliest rep
tiles in captivity.
MISS BELLE CARTER,
A beautiful, refined young lady, having a
Horse's Mane growing between
her shoulders.
THE AJIEBICAN SAMSON,
SIGNOR DODRETTI,
Who still challenges anyone in the sum of
$1,000 to accomplish his feats of strength.
THE GEE AT TRAVELER AND
EXPLOBEB,
CAPT. CHITTENDEN,
Who delivers interesting leotures on his
valuable collection of relios.
THE TEAINED ALBINO SETTEE,
LILIE,
The Queen of Canines.
THEATSR.
MEM & LEWIS
COMEDY COMPANY,
In the Delightful COMIC OPERA,
BLUE:: BEARD.
Henry J. Byron's London Version,
in Two Acts.
GREAT CAST OF" CHARACTERS I
Synopsis of Scenes Act I. Acceptation
and Desperation. Act IL Retaliation and
Reconciliation.
A Sparkling Burlesque Extravaganza 1
Handsomely Costumed!
And Replete With BIppling Music!
ADMISSION - 10c. :: CHILDREN - So.
Next Week "JO-JO." feW-73
THEATRE
EXTRA.
WEEK FEBRUARY 22.
MARGARET
MATHER,
Assisted by Otis Skinner and an especial
company In a grand production of
Elaborate Scenery! Elegant Costumes!
Dramatized from Vietor Hugo's norel,
"The Hunchback of Notre Dame."
SALE OF SEATS BEGINS NEXT THURS
DAY MORNING. felt-30
AUDITORIUM
ONE NIGHT ONLT,
MONDAY, FEB. 15.
POSITIVELY
LAST APPEARANCE OF
MISS
HE EVA FAY.
Miss Fay Is the only lady now before the
public who has the indorsement of the lead
ing scientists of Europe.
Some claim odic force or electricity.
Some will power.
Others spiritual.
Come and Judge for yourself.
Box Office open MONDAY at 9 i. M.
ADMISSION 200
RESERVED SEATS SOo
FIRST SIX BOWS 600
Doors Open 7:00. Commence SOS. felsVS
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OR, THE MAID OF BALSORA."
UNDER THE PERSONAL MANAGEMENT OP MR. DAVID HENDERSON.
AFTER THIS IT WILL SAY
GOODBY!
GOODBYI
GOODBYI
THIS IS THE BOGIE MAN."
IN SINBAD YOU WILL SEE
The Lovely Port of Balsora,
TJie Pirate Ship at Sea,
The. Great Typhoon,
The Deptlis of the Briny Deep,
The Luxuriant Tropical Isle,
TJie Tangled Equatorial 'Jungle
The Outer Walls of binbad s
Palace,
The Frozen Valley of Dia
monds, The Palace of Ivory and Gold,
And that Masterpiece of Scenic Art, the Glorious Trans
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REMEMBER, THAT SINBAD
Is better than a score of farce comedies, half a dozen comic
operas and innumerable" burlesques, ballets, spectacles and
sensational melodramas.
WILL TICKLE YOUR EAR
With Theso Pleasant Melodies:
In a Minute."
"Do You Catcb On?"
"I Haven't Got It Now."
"A Bold Lad Am I."
"Ticlc-a-Tick-a-Tack."
"Great Big Bluff."
"True as Steel."
"What the Wild Waves Are Saying1."
"I'm Seventeen To-Day."
"The Bogle Man."
"When I Meet Her in.the Fountain."
Parody on the Picture
That Was Reversed.
"Momenta When One
Wants to Be Alone."
"I'm So Happy."
SINBAD SINBAD
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The Situations the Most Comical and Amnsiiiir
TVER SEEN IN AMERICAN SPECTACULAR EXTRAVAGANZA,
And the Company is the Strongest and the Cleverest
Ever Organized!
THE GREAT PUBLIC KECOGMZEALLT1HS,
And Come in Happy Multitudes to Every Performance.
, POSITIVELY LAST TIME IN PITTSBURG.
"Popular Matinee Wednesday. Best Scats 50c.J
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
PITTSBURG'S
LEADING
THEATER.
AND m NIGHTS
FOR l ALTOGETHER
Matinees, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
THE DELIGHTFUL
AND BEAUTIFUL
OPERATIC
EXTRAVAGANZA
tl Matinees. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
THE-
PITTSBURG'
WILL NEVER
HAVE A
CHANCE
TO
SEE IT
AGAIN.
The Procession of Nations,
With ioo Pretty Auxiliaries,
In ttie Costumes of the World.
The Gorgeous Winter Ballet
With Its Merry Skaters,
Happy Tobogganers,
foyoiis Sleighers,
Ani7natcd Icicles,
Dazzling Snowjiakes,
Dashing Harlequins and
Harlequinas,
Bring3 Yon All Thess Favorites:
Louise Eissin?, Ida Mulle,
Jessie Villars, Topsy Venn,
Frankle Raymond,
Annie Dacre, Bessie Lynch,
Emma Mulle,
Henry Norman, Arthur Dunn,
Edwin Foy, Dan Hart,
Spencer Grac'ey,
Chas. T. Crawford,
Harry McKisson
And the 3 Great Premiere Dancers,
Henrietta Bosche,
Edith Craske
and
Martha Irmler.
BECAUSE
The Costumes arc the Most Gorgeous!
xnc scenery the Jiost
Artistic and Beautiful t
The Effects the Most Novel and Striking !
The Music the Most Chuniiiug ATuneluU
Ballets the Most
Insenious and Graceful!