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PITTSBURG DISPATCH, SUNDAY. MARCH . 27, 180a
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Late Supcilor Is clear of ice
A. ganc of negro and white counterfeiters
Jias been broken np at Nevada, Mo.
The qnarrel ivith Keirfonndland is tiav
ins a serious affect on Canada's trade.
An explosion at Fredericksburg: Friday,
Jn ft miil.killed lour men and injured several
others.
The United States cruiser Torktown ar
rived at San Francisco yesterday moraine
from San Dieso.
James Kelly, a 9-ycarold boy from Belle
ville, 111., was rescued from a band of gipsies
at Evansville, Ind., yesterday.
A Free Hothodlst preacher near Val
paraiso. Ind., has been asked by bis flock to
resign because he sports a flowing mustache.
Mary Haywood, a young woman who has
been running wild in the woods near San
Antonio, Tex., was captured and placed in
an insane asylum.
Twenty ex-convicts from Italy were yes
terday detained at New York. They ad
mitted that they were liberated felons, and
will be promptly returned.
Edward Hauler and David Breese fougbt
a duel according to the code, near Breaux
Bridge, La., Friday. The men were allowed
but one shot each, and neither was
wounded.
Basil Tracer, the faster at Crawfords-
vtlle, Ind., who for more than eielit weeks
pact bad tasted neither fond nor medicine,
and had barelv managed to keep alive by
reason of his vitality, died Friday at the age
of M years.
Kev. Dr. L. Evans has resienrd his pro
fessorship in theLane Theological Seminary,
and will go to Wales to accept a similar posi
tion. Dr. Lewis had refused to sign a
formula of orthodox doctrines presented by
Dr. Morris, the president.
Rev. John C. Temple, a noted colored
preacher of St. Louis, was convicted or man
slaughter at Evansville, Ind., for killing
Warren Gray In May, 1831. He was sen
tenced for seven years. Temple was quar
reling with his wife when Gray interfered
and received a fatal blow.
At Utica, X. T., In the United States Dis
trict Court, the case or Richard T. Connell.
of Cape Vincent, charged with bringing Chi
nese into this countrv from Canada, was
given to the luryat 6.30 Friday afternoon.
At the opening of the court yesterday a ver
dict of not guilty was returned.
The American Bobbin Spool and Shuttle
Company, George Monroe Endlcott, Presi
dent, and Edwin A. Jones, Treasurer, the
syndicate which has lately secured control
of nearly all the factories in its line of bus
iness in' the country, has assigned for the
benefit of its creditors to William A. French
and Everett Saltonstall TnCkerman, both of
Boston.
The international case involving the ex
tradition of several Mexicans no w in jail at
Las Cruces, X. JL, charged with complicity
in the election riots at Ascension, Mex.,
which resulted in the killing of several per
sons, was argued Friday before the Gov
ernor. '1 he attorneys for the prisoners urged
that it is a political crime which is alleged
to have been committed, and that the ac
cused are not extraditable. The Governor
reserved his decision.
The committee of engineers to which the
differences in dispute between the Canadian
l'aclflc Railroad Company and trainmen
were referred for adjustment, made their re
port yesterday, as follows: That $2 90 per 100
miles be offered by the company, and that 11
hours constitute a day's work, overtime to
be allowed alter that at the rate of 23 cents
nn hour for conductors, and 17 cents for
oraKemen. me nncnng ot tiie committee,
which is a compromise, has been accepted
by both the company and the men.
riAXOS SfECIAL BARGAINS PIANOS.
Lechner & Schoenberger, C9 Fifth Avenue
Easy Payments! lusy Payments!
Pour pianos at $ 40 00 each
Meyer piano 100 00 each
Haines Bros, piano 125 00 each
Imerson piano 125 00 each
Callenberg & Vaupel piano 150 00 each
Hallett & Davis piano 175 00 each
Liszt piano , 175 00 each
American piauo 175 00 each
Hallett & Cumston piano 150 00 each
(With organ attachment)
.jEolian self-playing organ. $100 00
A number of organs from f 20 upwards.
Every instrument warranted to be in good
condition. Stool and cover included with
each piano.
LUCHXER & SCHOEXBEKGEB,
ttsu 69 Fifth avenue.
LARGE SIZE FUR RUGS, 82 SO.
A Special Bargain, as They Are Regular S5
Kngs.
"We have just received a special purchase
of 5,000 fur rugs.
They are just the right size for the hearth.
"We show them in wolf, fox, bear, black
goat and Chinese goat.
See the display in show window.
Edward Gkoetzinger,
sutu 627 and 629 Penn avenue.
Personal Notice.
The friends of Mr. Oscar M. Bingham
will be gratified to learn he has engaged to
take charge ot the Solomon & Ruben shoe
department. His experience of 18 years in
that business assures ior him a bright
luture.
Office desks, low, medium and high
grade, closing out cheap.
Stevens Chaie Company,
So. 3 Sixth street
If weak, languid, sallow and sick, use
Bisque of Beet herbs and aromatics.
A XTJ3IBEB of the manufactories at Ken
sington are being operated. Call at new
offices, 79 Fourth avenue, for particulars.
Bead local, "Carpet-Remnants," on sec
ond page. J. H. Kitnkei,& Bbo.
Special rent lists advertised in Monday's
Dispatch.
See the Removal Notices
On eleventh page to-day. Changes of ad
dress are given under the above heading.
BUY YOUK SPECTACLES AT
The Reliable Optician.
JJ V.O AJAkkLUAUU A" ICC.
Artificial Eyes Inserted.
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Rheumatism
Gouts Lumbago
Aiisonzirr, 1a., March 8, 1891
McKinnte & Chessman Manufacturing Com
pany, Pittsburg, Pa.:
GEimjutrif I have been a sufferer with
muscular rheumatism for the past eight
or nine years, and have tried almost every
known remedy without anything more than
temporary relief beintr afforded me.
Having heard of your Bheumacura and its
wonderful achievements concluded to try it
The result has been more than I expected.
I purchased a bottle February 12, and less
than the contents of one bottle has made a
new man out of me, and I am assured of a
sure and permanent cure.
I cheerfully recommend It to any and all
persons afflicted with .rheumatism, and par
ticularly those whose duties may call them
out in all kinds or weather and are exposed
as I am and have been for years past
I am very truly yours,
NOBLE JONES,
Captain Columbia Engine Company,
Sandusky Street, Allegheny, Pa.
Price, $3 per bottle. For sale by all drug
Gists. McKINVIE 4 CHESSMAN MKG. CO,
mh27-TTSsu 616 Penn ave, Pittsburg, Pa.
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS. '
THE LARGEST IND LEHDIHG MILLINERY HOUSE IN WEST. PENNH.
L 4 I
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or Dntrimmed.
Also, all the Accesr
sories for Adorning
Ladies' Headgear,
' and, as Usual, All
at Our Wonderful.
LowPrico.
Our Always At
tractive Millinery
Salens are Resplen
dent in Their Love
liness Just Now.
Everything New,
Stylish, Fashiona
ble. Hats Trimmed
Now, the manufacturers, both in this country and Europe, are making
goods for next winter; all the manufactures for this spring and summer, that
have not already been sold, must go now at whatever sacrifice, but, although
such stocks are parted with for far less than actual cost of production, still
there isn't so much real loss after all. A fair profit has been made by the
makers on the large output during the earlier months of ihe year, so that the
amount of money dropped may not lessen the overproducing manufacturers'
profits more than to i per cent But, at the same time, it enables our cus
tomers to buy first-class goods at very much less than usual prices. We're
constantly receiving-such lots of new, stylish, seasonable. goods, and by sell
ing at a very small margin are enabled to turn them over four times 'quicker
than if we were sticking to the old-fashioned profit, thereby giving our cus
tomers excellent bargains and making a little money for ourselves. Below
see some of the results of our Mr. Danziger's Eastern commercial tour last
week.
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LAST WEEK
WAS AN IQUAIM, PfflOICED SUCCESS.
It's not only the talk of the town, but for hundreds of miles round about
us. Our mature and mellowed experience in this department places us in
the very foremost rank as leaders and promulgators of first-class Millinery.
New, novel, stylish Hats and Bonnets, trimmed and untrimmed, coming in
by every express now. Everything necessary for beautifying and adorning
Ladies' Hats or Bonnets here in profusion of variety and abundance. Your
past experience and knowledge of our methods will amply sustain our claim
tnai mere is noinmg worm naving or uescrvmg consideration in tnc mil
linery centers of the world that we haven't got, and, as has always been our
custom wnen materials are bought here, then there's
No Charge for Trimming. .
Mnurninc Millinerv will alwavs receive our nromnt and best attention.
Misses' and Children's Hats a very special feature with us this season.
Mini Jubt, Soil ail
Day lj Bay Gettii Mora
ffrap Basartiait
A most inviting lot of Ladies' elegant $5.50 Cheviot Bell Skirls, with
bodice belt, in black or blue, NOW for $3.49 Each
A very nice lot of stylish 30-inch $$ Blazers, with girdle; they come in
black, blue or tan, Pick for $2.99 Each
Exceedingly pretty are those Ladies' handsome, fine Tailor-Made $6
Reefer Jackets, tan, black or navy they come in, NOW for $3.74 Each
No two houses in the city'll show you a more varied assortment, bigger
stock or as low prices of or in Children's Jackets,qualities considered, as we're
prepared right now to submit for your approval; 2,500 this week to go at
986, $1.49, $1.99, $2.49, $2.99, $3.49, $3.98 and $424 Each
Ladies' $7.50 Pure Wool Habit Cloth Costumes, tailor made, Norfolk
style, bell skirt, All Week for $4.49 Each
A really excellent lot of Ladies' $2.50 Zephyr Wrappers, gathered front
and fan back, Now for $1.49 Each
Another lot of the Ladies' $2 Calico Wrappers, ruffled all way down
front, Watteau plait back, And .Only 98c Each
Exceedingly handsome are those luxurious looking $5 New Challie
Wrappers, with graceful demi-train; they're all new, beautiful, stylish pat
terns, mostly dark, and they'll sell for Only $3.74 Each
Jnst 1 tie Nick of file, Ttee Sara Lin Bargains.
A linen manufacturer, who is relinquishing business on this side, in
structed his New York agent to sell for spot cash his samples and whatever
stock he had on hand rather than reship across the briny. We got the offer
and accepted it gladly, on condition that no names would be published.
Well, never mind the names; we've got the goods- and they're rattlers. See
the prices. Both you and we have seen big, aye, very big linen bargains,
but this caps the climax.
500 dozen Linen Towels, that you never buy for a penny less'n 10c,
18c, 25c, 30c and 50c, Now for 5c, 7c, 12c, 16c and 25c Each
Then there's piles of 10c, 20c and 30c Huck Towels
Now for 5c, He and 16c Each
Stacks upon stacks of nice, spongy 18c, 25c, 30c and 35c Turkish
Towels Now for 9c, 12c, 15c and 19c Each
Fine, wide and heavy 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25, $i..45 and $1.75 Bleached
Damask Tablings Now for 36c, 44c, 49c, 69c, 74c and 99o a Yard
Bright, pure 40c, 75c and $1 Turkey Red Table Damasks, pretty
pa"ems, Now for 25c, 49c and 74c a Yard
Very fine 4-4 Fast Turkey Red, fringed, Table Covers the 75c kind
Now for 49c Each
Then there's the 6-4, 8-4 and 10-4 sizes; they're the $1, $1.25 and
fa.ss covers, Now for 69c, 99c and $1.49 Each
Beautiful fi Cream Damask 7-4 Table Cloths, fringed and pretty
colored borders, flow for 49c Each
And we've got three qualities in 8-4 Bleached Table Covers Jr. 25,
$1.75 and $2 cloths Now for 72c, 99c and $L36 Each
Now comes the 10-4 Cloths, and they're beauties, 3 qualities of them,
too $2.25, $3 and $3.50 cloths they be
Now for $1.39, $1.99 and $2.49 Each
After them there's the 12-4 Cloths, also three qualities $4, $5 and
5. 25 cloths Now for $2.24, $2.49 and $2.74 Each
Lovely 8-4 Bleached Damask Table Cloths that always fetch I1.75
$2 and $2.50, Now for 99c, $1.39 and $1.74 Each
Beautiful 10-4 Cloths, finer grades of $3, $4, $4.50 and $s.soJDovble
Damask Cloths- Now for $1.69, $2.24, $2.49 and $2.99 Each
And the $4, $5.50 and $6. 50 Elegant Double Damask Cloths
Now for $2,24, $2.99 and $3.74 Each
Excellent, fine $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3 and $3.50 Double Damask Dinner
Napkins Now for 99c, $1.24. $1.49, $1.74 and $1.99 a Dozen
75c $i i-5 $2-5 and 3-5o pretty fringed Double Damask
Doylies Now for 49c, 74c, 99c, $1.24, $1.49 and $1.99 Each
Hundreds of dozens odd lots fancy Doylies, round, oval and square
ioc to 75c Doylies, Now from 5c to 39c Each
A very nice assortment of 45c, 75c, 88c, $1 and $1.50 Dresser and
Sideboard Covers N0w for 24c, 39c, 49c, 74c and 99c Each
Fringed and Hemstitched Handsome Damask Tray Covers 50c to
$2.50 covers . now from 29c to $1.39 Each
Also, an elegant layout of fine -Damask Lunch Cloths, fringed "and
hemstitched; they're the Lunch Cloths that you've always paid and never
grudged from $1.25 to $& for Now from 74c to $4.49 Each
NKTT ADVKBTTSEMENTS. '
Whit's the Newest Thing in the Woolen
, Market
?
"SPRING STILES NOW HEADY."
Tho "rotting together" took months ot
reparation and cost plenty of vexation, but
t's all here now. '
OVER 2,000 STYLES
Foreign and Domestic
All waiting to be made np into
SUITS,
TROUSERS or
OVERCOATS,
As yon dictate.
Come and select the patterns now. while the
stock is complete. Prices as mod
erate as usual.
TO- ORDER.
Suits from $20.00.
Trousers from $5.00.
Overcoats from $18.00.
400 Smithfield St.
mbZ7-125
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FOB LADIES' IND CENTS'
Solid gold-filled case Watches, Elgin, Due
ber, Hampden, and all other makes. War
ranted 20 years. Generally sold from $25 to
US. See our $2.25, $2.75, 53.25 and $4.50 watches.
Every one warranted.
Our revolution in prices of watch repair
ing still continues: Cleaning, 50c; Jewels,
50c; Main Springs, 50c; Case Springs, 50c, etc.
See Our 50c Specs, and Eyeglasses.
Best in the country.
BERNARD E. AR0NS,
JeMreler,
65 FIFTH AVE.
nih27.icwvsu'
FIRST CHOICE AND II BIB FAVORITE
RUBEN'S
Hew Spring Derby,
'THE PENNSY."
$2.00, $2.40, $2.90, $3.40.
Day by day the stream of gentlemen
patronizing oar popular establishment is
growing. The magnet that causes this great
attraction is our snperb new derby, "The
Pennsy," which is fast becoming the pass
word for the stylish dressers who recognize
and appreciate a truly nobby bat. The
merits of our "latest in headgear" are mani
fold. It is decidedly new, of splendid pro
portions, and in appearance combines ele
ganoe with style. Our four new shades,
Gold Leaf, Cinnamon, Almond and Amber,
have taken immensely.
RUBEN,
The Hatter and Furnisher,
421 Smithfield Street 423
mh20-98
FASHION, 1892,
HE YOUR HIT Oil BONNET
Reshaped into any of the new SDring shapes.
I have over 100 pattern bats made up to se
lect from. My work is known to be the best.
My Dress patterns, cut by accurate meas
urement, give great satisfaction. It is a
perfeot lit. Leave your measure and have a
glove-fitting pattern cut for One Dollar,
For correct work go to t
WM. GRABOWSKY,'
Practical Hatter and Farrier,
707 Penn avenue, opposite Penn Building.
mh27
NEW ADVEBTISEHENT8.
CLOAK
DEPARTMENT.
GRAND FASHION
F M A N N u liftSSor.
REVIEW THIS WEEK!
The Latest Spring Styles of Paris, London, Berlin and New York 'on Exhibition.
In order to give the Ladies of Pittsburg and Allegheny a chance to post themselves thoroughly in regard to the latest
prevailing fashions in Cloaks, Wraps and Suits, we have determined on a Grand Fashion Review, at which thousands of entirely
new domestic and imported styles will be exhibited. If you want to spend an interesting, pleasant and profitable hour, attend
this novel and original' event An army of salespeople will be ready to serve you and show you through, without importuning
you in the slightest to buy. :: .: :: r. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::
II LOVELY VARIETY
OF
A Spllii Galaxy
OF
JACKETS
The New Spring Reefer.
The English Box Coat.
The "Redfern" Tailor-Made.
The English Walking Coat.
The Hyde Park Jacket.
The Pretty Norfolk Jacket.
The Stylish Russian Coat.
These, and many others, in the
greatest imaginable variety of ma
terials, designs, patterns and colors.
Attend our Fashion Review and you
will see them all. And, in order to
make it especially interesting for
you, we will offer the following three
grand special bargain lines:
FIRST 300 Ladies' very fine
Bedford Cord Reefers, full length,
square collar; tan, blue,gray, blackj
regular price, 8.50;
Fashion Review Price, $5.
SECOND 250 Ladies' fine
French Kersey Reefers, navy, tan
or black; 30 inches long; half-lined
with satin; large white pearl but
tons; lap seams; patch pockets; reg
lar price, $ 14; '
Fashion Review Price, $10.
THIRD 175 Ladies' genuine
Clay Diagonal or English Cheviot
Reefers; notch collar; flap pockets;
lined throughout with silk; regular
price, $15;
Fashion Review Price, $10.
As a special memento of the occasion, we will give a beau
tiful and quaint Silver Souvenir Spoon, with gold plated bowl,
free of charge with every Lady's Coat, Wrap or Cape pur
chased Monday or Tuesday. These Souvenir Spoons are sold
in jewelry stores at $i. Why not secure one gratis to-morrow?
HERE A BIG SURPRISE AWAITS YOU.
Children's Dresses.
A large and bewildering line, in
cluding the latest styles in WHITE
CASHMERE, LAWN AND SILK
CONFIRMATION DRESSES.
A lot of Children's Dresses, made
of fine Ladies' Cloth, trimmed with
braid, latest spring styles; colors:
blue, brown, cardinal, garnet and
tan; regular price, $y,
Fashion Review Price, $1.75.
Another and superb line of Chil
dren's Dresses, in gimp and high
neck styles; regular price, $&;
Fashion Review Prjce,, $5.
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LADIES
J READY
MADE
SUITS.
There-has lately been a long step ahead in the Ready-Made Dress busi
ness. The haphazard, easy-going way with- sloppy styles and poor work has
given place to the VERY FINEST WORK ON THE VERY FINEST
GOODS CUT IN THE VERY LATEST STYLE AND MADE AND
TRIMMED IN THE BEST POSSIBLE MANNER. The result is here to-day
in a collection of dresses from which any lady, however stylish and fastidi
ous, might choose with advantage. Whether' high-priced or low-priced the
fashions are CORRECT.
Take our $4.98 Homespun Blazer Suit, for instance; its bell skirt, with
pointed bodice, is as melodious in tune as the one that chimes in with the
other fashion music of the 50 Suit.
HERE ARE SEVERAL OTHERS: Entirely new Bedford Cord
Blazer Suits, with fancy braid all around bell-shaped skirt and blazer; would
be a bargain at 9; BUT OUR PRICE IS ONLY S6.50.
Then, there are our celebrated Tailor-Made Suits, in light plaids, Her
ringbone patterns and dark stripes, strictly all-wool materials; new fancy
braid trimming all around basque and double rows around bell skirt; regular
price is $14; OUR PRICE ONLY $10.
We could mention more, but the foregoing are sufficient to convince
you of the fact that you will not only save time and trouble, but money as
well by buying your new SpringDress at our Ready-Made Suit Dejartment.
At any rate, call during our Spring Fashion Review and see our special ex
hibition of styles.
ARTISTIC MILLINERY.
OUR GRAND
SPRING
OPENING
Last week
proved conclu
sively that in
Millinery, as well
as in every
other branch of
our business,
WE
LEAD!
If the thousands of ladies who honored us with their presence last week
may be accepted as judges, we lead not only in quantity, but in originality
and style.
Our exquisite French Pattern Hats, as well as those of our own design,
were declared by everybody to be the grandest and finest collection of high
art Millinery ever shown in Pittsburg.
CAPES.
Embroidered and Braided Capes.
Lace and Beaded Capes.
London Stanley Capes.
. Redfern Hood Capes.
Worth Parisian Capes.
During our Grand Review of
Spring Styles this week we will sur
prise the Ladies with the following
two specialties:
FIRST Beautiful Bedford Cord
Capes, 42 inches long, tight fitting
back; ribbon trimming at back; reg
ular price S7.50.
Special Fashion Review Price $5.
SECOND Very fine French
Broadcloth and Bedford Capes, 42
inches long, with beautiful 18-inch
deep fine Chantilly Lace Cape over
hanging and fastened to cloth cape
by large bows of Moire Ribbons
(see above cut); regular price $18;
Special Fashion Review Price
$12.50.
Mra'sMiMs.
The neatest, cutest and loveliest
styles ever shown anywhere. How's
this for a sample?
300 Fancy Plaid Walking Coats,
in tan and gray shades, with Cape,
trimmed all around with white fancy
braid; regular price $3;
Fashion Review Price $1.98.
200 Children's Walking Coats, in
fine fancy checks, decided novelties;
regular price 8;
" Fashion Review Price $4.50.
Another lot of those Children'!
navy cloth Reefers, with brass but
tons and rolling collars, at 98c.
NO LADY SHOULD FAIL TO ATTEND OUR GRAND FASHION REVIEW THIS WEEK.
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ALWAYS
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AND
PENN AVE.
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manufacturer of artificial
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