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THE'. PITTSBURGH DISPATCH, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 23, 1892.
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MANY MEN IN LINE.
Big; Washington's Birthday Celebra
tion bj the Jr. 0. U. A. M.
D7ER 3,000 MEMBERS TURNED OUT.
Bonsfs BrijMlj Decorated All Along the
Line of March.
ANOTHER DISPLAr IX THE EAST END
"Washington's birthday was appropriately
remembered in Pittsburg yesterday. The
celebration of the day which filled the city
with strangers was the parade of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics and
vhlle much inferior to previous parades of
the order in display and numbers the turn
out was creditable, about 3,SM men were in
line. There was a noticeable absence of
patriotism in the lower part of the city as
indicated by decorations on the route of
march. Few of the business honscs dis
played any bunting and many were open
all day taking advantage of the influx of
visitors. The stores were in most cases
crowded.
The weather was pleasant, and not too
cold for standing on the sidewalks. A
noticeable feature of the crowds which
thronged the streets in the lower part of
the city was the large number of young men
and women among them.
Out along Penn avenue and Butler street
there was apparent a more patriotic spirit,
and most of the dwellings and business
houses along the line of march ere
profusely decorated with the national colors.
The streets in that part of the city were
thronged as they never were before and the
people seemed appreciative of the honor
paid them in giving them the parade.
Too Many Demonstration.
The parade formed on Liberty, "Water and
Smithfield streets and moved down Smith
field to Liberty street,, along Liberty to
Tenth street and thence to Penn avenue, out
which it proceeded to Lawrenceville. The
eastern limit of the route was Forty-fourth
and Butler streeto, and the Chiet Marshal's
review was field at Fortieth street. The
length of the route no doubt kept many of
the Mechanics from turning out. and an
other reason riven was that McKeesnort.
Youngstown and manv other towns which
have heretofore sent large representations
to the parade celebrated the day by home
demonstrations.
The route of the procession was an un
usual one and before it was covered many of
the marchers were heartily sick of it. " In
addition to the mud whichthickly covered
the streets, the cable cars kept moving
rapidly during the entire time and kept the
lines broken and tangled all along Penn
avenue and Butler street. 2fone of the
larce Councils of the two cities turned out
half their usual strength, and it seemed that
the majority of the marchers were Irom out
side the cities.
The procession moved at 2 o'clock, and
on account of the promptness of the Chief
Marshal in starting exactly at the appointed
hour there was a 15 minutes' break in the
line between the first and second divisions,
which was not closed up until the parade
had gone out Penn avenue a considerable
distance.
Much ISIvalry Amonjrtlie Councils.
As usual, there was considerable rivalry
between some of the councils to make the
finest showing. Some wore high hats and
carried decorated cane's, and there was a no
ticeable absence of the regulation parade
cap, which broke the monotony of the uni
forms. Among the councils that made the
finest appearance were Invincible, Manches
ter, Bainbridge, Vine Cliff, J. P. "Winowcr,
Liberty Bell, Continental, Acme, Sherwood
and Fulton. J. P. Winnower Council car
ried a large portrait of the late Past
State Councilor, for whom their couucil is
name I Liberty Bell Council had six of its
members attired in continental costumes
and white wigs. The usual number of
handsome banners were carried. Those
that excited the most comment being carried
by Xathan Hall, General J. B. Sweitzer,
Liberty Bell, Sons of Liberty, Vine Ciiff
and Continental Councils.
The uniformed rank acted as escort to the
parade. 'Ihomas F. Ashford was in charge
of the rcjriment in which was represented
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nearly all of the commanderics. The coni-
lete formation of the mrade was as
follows:
iRht Mounted rollce in cliirjrc of Lieutenant
.... ttirRe Wncsontr.
Amcriian Mlllturj Band. Tiiirt -five piece:,, escort
. to column.
First r.eciment U, A. 31.. Thomas F. Ashford,
supreme Commander: 13o racu.
boas ofMbertv Couucil o. 4ii Captain Charles
rt i --.,,"e",'' Captal". escort to CMeOIar-hal.
Chlf Marshal. . T Kerr: Adjutant GcniraL
frank. M. At imams; AMint Adjutant Cen
tral, t. j Hamilton: fhiil of vtaff, W. b.
Dietrich and Mounted aid.
rrst Division.
Cordon or Police
Select Kniehts Band.
Washington Iniantn. 40 men. Captain Shannon
, commanding
frmoky City Council No. 118. 100 men. escort to
, 3Iars,iaL
3Iarhal, George B. .Neurit. Adlutant General,
John I. Conk; Chief of Maff. Thomas A.
Dulf. and 50 Mounted aids.
. , Banksl!lcl.ras,sl;aud.
W elcome Council 3o 134. 50 men, U. C. Badkard,
. Captain.
Ban ksvillc Council No. TS, 30 men.
Alllqulppa Council No. 67. 30 men.
Moker Brass Band. Homestead.
True American Council No. ish, so lueu captain
tVIIman.
Black Diamond Council No. 23, SO men.
c .it, Wct ,1-,,crt JIartlal Band.
SouUisldc Council No. ITS. 100 men, H. C. Tnrncr
, In command.
Eunkcr Hill Councll.No. a, CapUIn Allen, 3
men.
Allen School Martial Band.
Hilltop Council No. ss, 2 men.
Knoirille Council. 40 men.
Anrlinrnnv It....
Acme Council No. ;t9. Cantaln Fawrett. 90 men.
Iron City Council o. 171. Captain McLac'hlin.
.lad-MC ViUHCU JN
In J A
100
j men.
GrandUtn Council Xo. SW, Captain Torter. 45
men.
Scond Division.
Fourteenth Kcglnient Band.
" iJ"7 "ncil3fo. lit. 103 men. and Gar
field Council No. 38. 50 men: John Ilefottv
aud K. T. Jlunlan.l rommancHur, es- "
r , , ?,' ' the 1M Won 3Iar.lm.
Slarslia. JWIlHm A. Meckel: Adjutant General,
U. II. btaufler: Chlcr of staff. S. K. Mooie
Color Hearer. H. .N . Heckel.
and 50 lnountfMl aids
. Alleghinv lUnd.
, 11,t,,tS""c"- t-apui-i Duncan. 140 men.
tH??i ?.rk Coy"-". Captain Baker. 160 men.
Troy Hill Council No in. Captain btrepechcr. CO
George 11 asluugton Council Xo. 4SJ, or Sharp-
I'urg.
Natrona Council No. 2. Captain Lortv. 40 men.
Frceport Council No. lis. Captain bchncitcrlug.
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UopeCouncllNo 118, CapUIn Cailtt. SO men.
,, , . Superior Cornet Band.
Manchester Council. No. 121, Captain lluchcl. 9
TU ritt Council. Xo. in." Captain Tllorook. ICO
e tnen.
,r. . Colonel stone Martll Band,
llindale Couucil. No. in. Captain Wamphlll, 100
IVIIUam Thaw Council. No.3DG, Captain Hartley.
ICOincii. "
... , .t Hopwoou Drum Con".
1'ndeorthe Mcst Council. No. t;. Captain An
drews, 4o men.
Invincible Council, No. ss. Captain Booker. 50
men.
Third Division.
, . . Black IInsar Band. Jobtntown.
Ejlnbrldrc Council. No. 13, Captain IV. K. Fisher.
and 110 men escort to iIItWuu marshal.
Marsliil o. I'.Cocliran. AfljutantUencral: William
M. JIcElroy, Afslstant Adjutant (rficral; J. B.
.haton. Chief of stafl: brniik JI. Ht.idrlcS.
Assistant Chief ofstair:W. 1:. I.owmaa,
color hearer; J. E. itenges and 50
n.ountt-d nidi's.
Scnnd Brigade liartl.
Pittsburg Cormll No. 117. Caputu Donaldson.
110 men.
General J. n. FweltzLr Council N"o. 31, Captain
McKlrov. aiiuui.
"U llinrrdlng Band.
Turtle Creek Council No. 3. latrrn.
laEcr Forge Council No. Kl, Caialn Brown,
40 turn.
Iwreccc Council No. tl. Captain IVIlUams,
. 3 men.
General Puteaa: Council An. 1:5, Captain Ftcrcns,
1J0 men.
Star Band.
CsVinc! gata Black N o St. Cuptaln Lonict. SO men.
lisu.-uit star Council N"o. JO. Lapialn JUlullton,
to men.
Lawreiici vIUo Band.
Liberty Bti: Council No. C7, Captain Bowers.
40 men.
. Cornell Hand.
jMnenln Ccancil No. 175, Captal'i Lake.inomm.
gCrcimllli! Council No. 2Jj, Capolu Douglass,
H. , om men.
r-'5 Grand Aiinn-,n.l
t I au-cl Conncll N o. Ja, iapta in MnlUi. 40 men.
Nalliau Hale No. :4j, Captalu Itarr.'M inm.
Continental Council No. Ml, Captain Uenuer
H men.
retersrlne Council No. 3U, Captain Thomas,
as men.
H. Allen Hague Drum Corps, of Bennett.
Saratoga Council Xo. 162, Captain Snowden, 100
men,
Eureka Council No. 33. Captain Smith, 45 men.
Klectrlc Baud.
John Gray Council No. 249, Captain Nlklrk. 50
men.
MontootU Band.
VlneClltrCouticll No. 107, Captain Bjron. 80men.
blierwood Council No. 160, Cantaln Keyourn, 40
men.
J. 1'. Winnower Council No. 618, Captain Fllnn, 60
men.
font M Hand.
Duqnesne Council No. 110, Captain Kramer, 60
men.
Fulton Council No. 147, Captain Bradneld, 40
men.
Lawrenceville Council No. 61 and about 100 promi
nent officials and members of the or
der lu carrlagca.
Chief Marshal Kerr and his staff occupied
a box at the Duquesne Theater last night.
IK TEE EAST END DISTEICT.
Tne Senior Mechanics Ilarn a ITashlngton
Demonstration of Their Own.
The East End lmd parade yesterday of
its own. Business houses were brightlv
decorated ts were also many private
dwellings. Thousands of people
thronged the streets, notably many from
county districts. An elaborate arch over
Frankstown avenue near Penn avenue,
erected by Randolph, was greatly admired,
nnd as the marchers passed under they
lifted their hats.
The demonstration was by the Senior
Order of the United American Mechanics.
B. S. Goshorn was Marshal: K. M. John
ston, Adjutant; Robert Gordon, Chief of
Stafi; I'hilit) Heck, Color Bearer; escort to
the Chief Marshal, Thomas A. Armstrong
Council and 14 aides.
The make-up of the parade was:
Color Bearer, riillllpllecfc.
t oods Knn Band.
Thomas A, Armstrong Council 2)0. SO men, Cantaln
M. II. Trier.
Cliler Marshall and stafi".
'Washington Camp Mi, 3) mm. Captain TToolslAlr.
Climbers of General Custer Council 38, and ticu
enl Alexander Hay-. Council 39D. under com
mand of Captain l'rcslcv Brown, 50 men.
General John A. Dlx Council 251, G3 men, Captain
Ii. Neuhardt.
Capital Council an. 35 men. Captain T. I. McGee.
JicGonljrie Cornet Baud.
I'lttsbnrg Couucil 2G3, SCO men. Captain John
Crawford.
The parade formed on Penn avenue at
ICtgley avenue and marched over the princi
pal East End streets.
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
All is not harmony Jn Brazil's Cabinet.
Bolivia has an Indian war on its hands.
There is a general Anarchist scaio in
Spain.
Yellow fever is still racing at Santos,
Brazil.
Floods have blocked railroad traffic in
Turkey.
Germany will have a fine electrical dis
play at the World's Fair.
Every comity in Indiana will send a Har
rison delegation to the Stato Convention.
A remarkable waterspont was w itnessed
in the harbor of Queenstown last Saturday.
The contract for a statue to Brieham
Toting has been let in Salt Lake City, to cost
$50,000.
Emperor Francis Joseph opened the
linncatian Diet yesterday with a peaceful
rpeech.
The Coroner's jury verdict on the In
dianapolis Surgical Institute tiro exonerates
cxeryhody.
In Hopo, Idaho, one of tho wooliest of
western towns, the first natural death lias
Just occurred.
The Brazilian Government is taking
measures, topntdown the latest revolt in.
Bio Grande do Sul.
In one province of Uruguay tho police
pursued a band of robbers tho other day and
captmed 10 of thetn.
Emperor AVilllam is highly displeased
because the Reichstag's Budget Committee
has cut down his naval estimates by 8,000,000
marks.
A neddler who sang an Orange song in a
lnr-room at Loretta, Can., so enraged his
Iiish Catholic audience that they beat him
to death.
One-third of the area of Wyoming is un
dci l.i id with coal. Tho deposits have been
on flro for at least 12 yeais, and there are
cases where the conditions havo been
volcanic, on account ,of tho generation of
gases in the seams.
Tho first crime known to have been com
mitted by Hedspeth, the train robber, was
the killing of his own mother in January,
1SCS, at the family house in Gibson county,
Inil. During a quarrel ho fired tho fatal shot
at ins iatner, out tne uullet struct his
mother instead.
Father JIcDonagh, priest of a Catholics
cnurcu near Coleralne. Ireland, has de
nounced the Coroner's Jury that brought In
a verdict sprain st Mrs. Montagu for cnusinrr
her child's death. The priest charged that
the Jury, tvho irete all Protestants wero
persecuting the lady for religious reasons.
Mai ion Hedspeth, tho train rohher and
outlan, who was arrested in California and
brought to St. Louis, came clad in an "Ore
gon Hoot." This is one of the most ingenious
contriraticcs for ecurinea, prisoner while
traveling, and the one worn bv Hedspeth
was the first ever seen in St. Louis. The
weight of the boot is IStJ pounds.
A Y0UKB WOMAN AT FIFTY "
Or, as the world expresses it, "a troll-preserved
woman." Ono who, understanding
tho rules of health, has followed them, and
preserved her youthful appearance. Mrs.
Finkham has many correspondents who,
through her advice and care, can look with
satisfaction is their mirrors.
LYOIAE,PIIHAM'S'c?rP
goes to the root of all femalo complaints,
renows tho waning vitality, and invigorates
the entiro system. Intelligent women of
middle age knowwoll its wonderful powers.
All Druggists sell it as a standard arti
cle, or sent by mail, In form of Tills or
Lozenje, on receipt of S1.00.
Mrs. Finkham freely answer! letters ol
inquiry. Enclosa stamp for reply.
0
'Send two 2-eent stamps tor Mrs. Plnkham'
Dtiutllul 83-page Illustrated book, entitled
UUIUb. 1U HEALTH AND ETlflUETTE "
It contains a volume ol valuablslnforntatlen.
it pas tivea llret. end mtj sare jgbrt.
Lrln E. Plnkham Mod. Co., Lynn. Maia.
GRATEFUL-COMi OKT1NG.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREVKFAST.
"1y a thorough knonledKe of the natnral lairs
wnle.i go ern the operations of digestion and nu
trition, and by a careful application of the Una
properties of well-clectcd Cocoa, Mr. Enpshas
proiidcd our breakfast tables with a dniLatfly
tavoretlbrTerarerIilch may save us manyheary
docu-n" bills. It is by the ludlclous use or such
articles of diet that a constitution miy Le gradually
built up until strong enough to rclst every ten
dency to disease, ilundrrds t subtle maladies are
lloatlr.; around us ready to attack where pr there
lsaix.uk point. M'e may escape mauv n fatal
shaft by keeping ourselves well Icirtlflcd with pure
blood and i properly nourished frame." c'fril
Srrvtce (metis.
Made simply with bolllug water or milk. Sold
only in half-pound tint, b grocers, labelled thmj
JAilEs El'PS Jt CO., Soniaopathic Chemists,
loadou, England. mylS-50-Tua
AMUSEMENTS.
THE ALVIM THEATER.
CUARLES I DAVIS.. ..Owner and Manaser
To-night, Wednesday and Saturday Matinees
DANIEL I'KOIIJLVVS SPECIAL CO.
IX
aHC23 CHARITY 33JVIvI,.
No performauco on Tuesday.
Nest Week-THE SOUDAX fe22-
Wlff ADVKKTISUJHSMTS.
Fifth Avenue,
Pittsburg.
POSITIVE, C0MPABITI7E Al SMuLATI?!.
The three degrees of comparison hold
good in carpets as in everything else. We
have Good Carpets, Better Carpets and Best
Carpets, To-day we advertise
THE BEST CARPETS
Of different makes at exceedingly low prices.
WE GUARANTEE THEM TO BE THE BEST MADE.
You' can't get any better carpets for love or
money, or any other of the marketable com
modities of the present day .
THE Best Tapestries at 69c, worth 85c, Good
Tapestries at 44c, Better Tapestries at 55c.
THE Best Body Brussels at $1.10, worth $1.35.
Good Body Brussels at $1.00, the Best is only
10c more.
THE Best Moquettes at $1.25, worth $1.60.
Good Moquettes at 75c if you want them cheaper.
These are all in full lengths and are the most desirable de
signs and color combinations. We sell them at these prices to
induce people to buy early and give plenty of time to make the
carpet These are
THE BEST CARPET BARGAINS,
Be Wise and Take Advantage of Them.
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AMUSEMENTS,
DUQUESNE,
PITTSBURG'S
LEADING
THEATEK.
FIVE NIGHTS 1I011E
AND
THE
TIME
KEIES.
SI N BAD
With all its gigantic glory will have depart
ed. Last popular prico Sinbad matinee to
morrow. Next week Casino Opera Co.
DUQUESNE.
litthnnr's
Leadlnj; Theater.
Week commenctne Monday, February 29,
TTTnnT.TlT Al?nV50V5
COMIC OPERA COMPANY,
TreaentiUR the Casino's si eat successes,
THB T"yrCOI32A2
AND
"XAXOX"
Monday, Tnesdav, Wednesday nnd Thuis
day, "THE TYROLEAN."
Friday, Satutdnv Mntineo and Evening,
NANON."
Marie Tempest and tho original cast In
both operas.
Sale of seats Thursday morning at 8.30 A,
ji. Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
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THEATRE
Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and Satur
day ulihts !tndatni dav nuitlnee.
JIARGARET MATHER
In "The Egyptian;" Wednesday matinee,
"Romeo and Juliet," and Friday nl0'ht,
"Leah, tho Forsaken."
l'eh. i. "You Yonson." fi.23
ALL ALL THIS WEEK,
TU C WilUam Gil!otto' Rhj Success,
I lit. Under tho Dlreotion of
PfiMPflRTQ Mr. Chnrlcs Frohman
tfUITir Un I O only Matlneo Saturday.
OF HOME. , a.
Nest wcck Mr. Barnes of New York.
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HARRIS' THEATER-Mrs. P. Harris, R,
L. Brltton, T. T. Dean, proprietors and
managers. .Evcrv afternoon uml evening.
N. S. WOOD in his new play.
THE ORPHANS OF NEW YORK.
Week February 2D Fiank 1. Frame Jr.
fl'23-01-TT3
TTARRY WILLIAMS' ACADEMY.
To-night, Matinees Tuesday, Thnrsday
and Satnrdav,
K f it i: Y K E I : X ELL'S
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLES.
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i n Or Eft efs4Fr7f Jz
. n . ktfZhA BARGAINS j0h. BARGAINS
THE west sion?, mgp -...
" BEST' 'I
i a U LU 1 1 1
Fifth Ave., Pittsburg.
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I5ESORT HOTELS.
Atlantic City.
rpHE IRVINGTON,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J,
Filtered water used for nil Tjurpoe.
fe2355 CHAMBERS A HOOPES.
THE SEASIDE, ATLANTIC CITY, HAS
been thoroughly renovated and ii now
open. Every convenience and improvement
has been nuded. maicing it complete in n'U
lespects. i;io ator, sun parlor, hot sea-water
hath, and nicely
CHAS. EVANS.
warmed tniouehout.
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THE CHALFONTE,
ATLANTIC CITY.
Directly on thu Beach. Sea water baths In
house. Opens January S0.18M.
Ja25-34-D C ROBERTS & SONS.
THE WAVERLY,
ATLANTIC CITY", N. J. Opons Feb. .
Under new management. Comforttblo
steam heat, sun parlors and excellent tab le
Ja31-128
HOTEL HOFFMAN,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Near beach. Heated throughout wit
steam. Homelike. J. W. CALL AW AY.
jaSl-127-TTSsn
HOTEL WECTSHIHE,
Virginia avenue, near ocean. A new winter
house. Large bay-nlndow rooms, giving Ann
view of the ocean. Heated by steam and
open grate. Open all the year.
fe23-nsu D. W. CHANDLER.
Old Point Comfort.
HYGEI'A HOTEL,
Old Point Comfort, Va.
Deservedly world-famed, this Immense and
unique caravauRary is situated a few vnrds
from Fort .Monroe, and lies along1 a beautiful
fcanay bench, washed by tho waters of Chos
upeako Hay nnd Hampton Roads. The -non.
del f ul equable climate makes It an all-tlic-ycar-round
ieort, unsurpassed in health
and general attraction. It is thorendezvous
lor prominent people irom all sections, nnd
nn atmosphere or comiort, luxury and re
finement pervades the place.
Dress parade, artillery practice, guard
monnts, etc.in tho fort. Send for pamphlet.
F. N. PIKE, Manager.
del-43-TTSu
cfo
HAVE YOU TROUBLE
in Hotline lenses to suit the
eve. or F nun en to lit tho face?
Our system iigsures perfection in both.
LITTLE, THEOl-TICIAN,
no26-50-rrs Sll Penn Avenue
M. MAY, SONS & CO.
riXEDYEIXGAND CLEA?fINQ.
fid Sixth Arenns,
asilS-GS-ruThi rittsburc r
bL
NET? ADTJCHTI8B5IEOTS.
A Handsome Fairy Lamp, worth $i, will
be given with every purchase of House
furnishing Goods amounting to $3 or over.
Cents.
Market Baskets, extra large,
colored willows, worth 50c,
Foot Bathtubs, nicely Japanned,
with gold bands, worth 50c
29
29
Tea or Coffee Canisters, with
cover, lettered, worth 20c,
Wire Sponge Baskets, an indis
pensable article, worth 9c,
Wire Coffee or Tea Pot Stands,
10
5
4
4
4
4
3
extra strong, worth 6c,
Wire Tea or Coffee Cup Strainers,
very convenient, worth 10c,
Wire Potato Mashers, very dura
able, worth ioc,
Tack Claws, with enameled
wood handle, worth 10c,
Coat Hangers, all copper,
worth 5 c,
Clothes Horses,5 feet,3 wingand
79
other patterns, worth Jsi.50,
Toilet Paper Receptacles, with
12
7
4
4
4
8
10
one roll of paper, worth 25c,
Hat and Coat Racks, with 10
pins or 6 movable hooks,
worth 15 c,
Scrubbing Brushes, good mate
rial, worth 8c,
Napkin Rings, Scotch plaid pat
tern, sold elsewhere 8c,
Best Laundry Soap, put in 1 lb.
bar, warranted per bar, worth
ioc,
Genuine Electro Silicon for
cleaning silverware, sold else
where 20c,
Shoe Brushes with dauber, extra
good bristles, worth 25c,
House Hammers, with claw,
worth 25 c,
Wall Splash Mats, plain or
painted, worth 15c,
Beeswax for smoothing sad
irons, "large cake,
China Salt and Pepper Shakers,
finely decorated, with nickel
tops, worth ioc,
15
9
4
6
China Molasses Jugs, with nickel
23
25
tops, worth 35c,
500 French China Cups and
Saucers, highly decorated,
worth from 50c to $1,
Japanese Fire Screen Frames,
light and darkwood,worth5oc,
7
Japanese Cups and Saucers, fine
Canton China, nicely deco
rated, worth 25c,
10
Dinner and Tea Set combined,
112 pieces, containing every
thing required for the Q I" A
table, worth $12.50, 30iUU
FLEIS
M &
WE MUST HAVE CASH!
And to get it we will offer for this week only a 50 pwt. 14 karat solid Gold
Watch with a full jeweled Nickel, Elgin, Waltham or Hampden movement
at $42, formerly sold for $65. These watches are warranted as represented
or money refunded. .
Q l A I T" ' Q Sole Agent for Chemical Diamonds,
OIV1I I O, Cor. Liberty and Smithfield and 311 Smithfield St
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT,
JANUARY 1, 1892,
OP THE
American Casualty Insurance and Security Co.
OF f
BALTIMORE CITY, MD.
(STOCK COMPANY.)
ASSETS.
United Statu Government Bonds 413.0C0CO
liiltlmore City StocV. 461,392 50
Baltimore Belt Railroad Company 1'lrst Mortgage Gold Bonds 51.115 00
Danville (Va.) City Bonds 3J.S00 OC
Bank Stocks of berr York CUT Bank! 76.337 SO
Bond and Mortgages (First Hens) ll.ooo 00
Demand Loans on Approved Collateral 79,078 33
Cash In Banks and Trust Companies bearing Interest , KB.o 03
Cash In Banks and Offices IO.07S 69
Premiums In Course of Collection r. 317,1)37 64
Installment Premiums not yet due 36.4.391 70
Other Admitted Assets 41,173 ISO
Accrued Interest . 22,04J03
Total Assets found to be correct by the Insurance Commissioners of Maryland and
New York , $2.3)3,509 07
LIABILITIES.
Certified to by Insurance Superintendent of New
York State.
(New York Standard).
Itescrre Premium Fund ? 922,42)82
ltcscrvc for Unpaid Losses and all other
Claims 201.M6 40
Capital btock 1,000,000 00
Hit Surplus 74,832 S.
$2. 203,503 07
Jnsujiance Department or tub )
statu op N ew Yoiik.
ALUANT.Ii.Y., Keu.18,1892. J
I. James F. Tierce, Superintendent of Insurance,
hereby ecrtlf). that, alter a thorough and com
plete examination of the assets and liabilities or the
American Casualtr Insurance and Security Com
pany of Baltimore t'lty. made by the examiners ap
pointed on behalf or this department, as of 31st De
cember, 1891, I find the financial condition of said
company to Ihj as follows:
Total Assets........... S2, 203, 590 07
Total Liabilities, Including il.000.CK) 00
" Capital , 2,1?3 718 22
Surplus beyond all liabilities T 4.82 85
TF. lift chrntiiti ihnwn In flip Pmnnanv'u ututt-
ment Is 3158,280 49. while lu the above statement (t
crcaslnr the unearned premiums (37,607 04 accord
ing to the rullnr of this departmeul.
The Maryland Commissioner does not require
that the sums nald brnersons taklnr out policies
on steam boilers for inspection shall bo Included in
the premiums paid or form any part of the basis
lor mo calculation oi jne reserve.
This depart-
ment adonted a different rule some rears ao. and
Includes the Inspection charges in lis computation
of reserve, ami the addition to (be rccrrc la caused
uy auiicrente to mai rtue.
I lia e also added a further liability to unpaid
kmm nf f 15 7ft). it helnd the rule or Ihls denart-
incnt to require companies to charge the full
amount of all outstanding losses until finally set-
ticu. juaiciany or otnerwise.
(Signed) JAME3 T. TIBUCE.
Superintendent.
JAMES W. ARROTJ,
, 533 Wood Street,
Cents.
Round Cloth Hampers, with
cover, good size, worth 1 1.25,
Shopping Bags, light and dura
ble, all sizes, worth 20c,
79
14
98
34
All Copper, Tea Kettles, nickel
plated, worth $2,
Genuine Fiber Pails, warranted
to last, worth 55 c,
Imported Salt Boxes, with nickel
trimmins. worth 35c,
Genuine German Putz Pomade,
extra large box, worth ioc,
Twin Match Safes, for the
kitchen, worth 5c?
Coffee Mills, large size, with
good steel grinders, worth 40c,
Knife Sharpeners, warranted to
"be solid emery, worth 50c,
Clotheslines, 90 feet, warranted
extra strong, worth 25c,
Rolling Pins, with revolving
handles, extra large, worth 15 c,
Dusting Brushes, with enam
eled handles, worth 25c,
Picture Nails, per dozen,
worth 20c,
Chair Seats, birch wood, all
sizes, worth 15 c,
Mouse Traps, all sizes,
worth 6c,
French Blacking, per box, large
size, worth 5 c,
Cross Toasters, for toasting
bread,' worth 8c,
19
4
21
19
15
7
16
14
9
3
3
4
8
5
15
13
25
98
Our own brand Ammonia, war
ranted 120, per bottle,
Toothpick Holders, in 'colored
glass, worth ioc,
Cuspidors, majolica, decorated
in various colors, worth 55c,
A lot of Bisque Figures, 8
inches high, worth 25c,
A lot of Japanese Vases,
worth 50c,
Parlor Lamps, with brass foot,
hand-painted bowl, and shade
to match, with large burner,
Thin Blown Water Tumblers,
a great bargain, at
All Copper Wash Boilers, extra
strong, to fit No. 7 stove;
3
other sizes in proportion
reduced,
Fenders, with brass or
nickel railing, worthj52.5o,
$1.98
$1.48
504, 506 and 503
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Certified to by Insurance Commissioner of State of
Maryland.
Maryland,
(Maryland Standard)
Reserve Premium Fund $ 834,732 13
.Reserve for Unnald Losses and all other
claims 1KS.5SS 40
Capital Stock l.MW.O.OOO
Net Surplu ..... 153.230 40
12.209,539 07
iNSCHASClt DEPABTJflST OP MARYLAND,
J. FUXD C. TALUOTT. COMUISSIOXk.lt.
UALTIUOBE, Feb. 3, JS02.
I, J. Fred C. Tatbott. hereby certify, that, after
a thorough and complete elimination of the assets
and liabilities of the American Casualty Insurance
and Security Company of Baltimore City, made by
the Examiner appointed on behalf of this depart
ment as of 31st December, 1301, the printed state-
ment hereto attached has been found to be correct
in every particular, and in accordance with the
lairs of the State of Maryland.
J. FEED C. TALBOTT,
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
FOE THE STATE OF MARYLAND.
$200,000 deposited with the State Treasurer of
Maryland.
siro. 000 deposited with Superintendent of the In
surance Department, Albany, N. Y., for protec
tion of all policy holders.
GENERAL AGENT,
Pittsburg, PrN
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NEW ADVEKTI3E3IENTS.
KAUFMANNS'
' GREAT 1 "L I IE I
Will Last but Several Days Longer
For at the present rate of business, all the broken sizes, odd
lots and remnants will be disposed of within a few days. Al
though every 'department contributes its quota to this offering,
we will this day call special attention to Odds and Ends of
ID
227 Ladies' Newmarkets,, were sold from 10 to 18, GO AT $3.
495 Ladies' English Stockinette Jackets, were sold from $6 to 10,
GO AT $2.74.
1 20 Ladies' heavy Winter Jackets, Reefers, Vest Fronts, Hipgores,
etc., were sold from $8 to $15, GO AT 5.
47 Ladies' fine Seal Plush Jackets and Wraps, satin-lined, were sold
from $12 to $i$, GO AT $$.
225 Ladies' fine Reefer, Blazer, Vest Front and Skirt Jackets, were
sold from $7 to 12, GO AT S3.
87 Ladies' finest Imported Diagonal, Cheviot and Wide-Wale Reef
ers, Vest Front and Skirt Jackets, extra long cut, were sold from $i& to
25, GO AT $S. 75.
76 Ladies' fine Cloth Capes, in tan, gray, blue and black, 38 inches
long, were sold from $8 to Sio, GO AT $5.
40 Ladies' fine Cashmere and Cloth Suits, very fashionable, were
sold from $9 to $12', GO AT 4.75.
37 Ladies' very fine Cashmere, Henrietta, Ladies' Cloth, Camel's
Hair, Cheviot, Serge and Scotch Plaid Suits, were sold from 20 to $$o,
GO AT $10.
180 Ladies' French Flannel, Sateen and Challie Wrappers, were sold
from 2.50 to S5, GO AT $1.39.
165 Ladies' fine French Gingham or Indigo Wash Wrappers, were
sold from $ 150 to $2, GO AT 93c.
47 Children's Reefers, sizes 4 to 12, were sold from 3.50 to $,
GO AT $2.v
93 Misses' Jackets, sizes 12 to 18, about 20 different styles, were sold
from $6 to 15, GO AT $y.
250 Children's Short Walking Coats, sizes 2 to 6, were sold from $$
to $10, GO AT $2.95.
1 75 elegant All-wool Shawls,large sizes, in Scotch Plaids and Checks,
were sold from $4 to $6, GO AT 2.98.
165 fine Cashmere Shawls, in delicate shades, were sold from $2.50
to $4, GO AT 75c.
1,000 bunches and sprays of fine flowers, all kinds, were sold from
50c to gi.50, GO AT ioc. -
5,000 yards of fine Ruching, in all-silk mull, combination silk and
mull, 75 different styles, were sold from 20c to 35c per yard, GO AT 3c
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279 pairs perfect form-fitting Corsets, including such celebrated
makes as J. C, H. & S., High Bust, P. N., R. & S., W. B. and
French Woven Common Sense, were sold from $1 to 2.50, GO AT 50c
KAUFMANNS'
Fifth Avenue and Smithfield Street.
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Have you KhenmaUsm?
Are you troubled with Iiumbago?
"Why snffer from Rheumatic Gout when
the remedy is at hand and can be had at
your druggists'?
Thousands hare been enred in all parts of
the United States with this wonderful med
icine. We are daily in receiptof testi
monials from persons who were afflicted and
haro been cured through the nse of it.
"We can cite you hnndreds of your neigh
bors, iriends and relatives who rejoice in
that they came, saw the proof, purchased
and were cured.
"We guarantee a cure for all kinds of
Rheumatism, Gout and Lumbago, and as
sert nothing we are not prepared to prove.
RHEUMATICURA CO.,
616 Penn Ave., Pittsburg, Pa.
Price, $3 Per Bottle.
For Sale by All Druggists.
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WARMER ORGOLDER,
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THERMOMETERS
HQMETERS,
.ALL STYLES.
WM. ii. Di-idREN, 544 Smithfield St.
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CLEAR THE COMPIiEXION,
BRIGHTEN THE EYES,
SWEETEN THE BREATH.
TONE THE STOMACH.
RERTTTiATE THE LITER AND BOWELS
PERFECT COMFORT.
The gT:uM. comiort In oW azo la a per.
feet fltttnfr pjlrof spectacles. If you ar
not perfectly suited try our celebrated
BEST $1 SPECTACLES ON EARTH
Chessman Optical Co.,
Xo. 2 Federal St., Allegheny, Pa.
Send 2-cent stamp for our system of fUtlnsc
spectacles Dy man.
CI AL EYES.
Dealers in ARTIFI-
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Koeliler'sInstallmentHoiise,
"JP SiXth St. 2d Floor,
I MEN'S & BOYS'
CLOTHING ON CREDIT,
(Ready-Hade & to Order. )
Ladies' Cloaks & Jackets
Watches & Jewelry,
ON
INSTALLMENTS.
AT
Cash Prlces-Without Security
TE.1KS: Ons-third of tie amount purchased
most bo paid down; the lalaaeo in soalll
weckjj or jnonthlf payments. Bnjinou
TaniwLAfrt strictly, rtrtrifirfmltnl- Onrf G
dilly. from 8 A.M-till P. M- Sator-9
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