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THE PEETSBUEd DESPATCH! TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 189a
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JUST LIKE POLITICS.
Lively Contest Anticipated in the
Pittsburg Presbytery
OVER THE ELECTION OF DELEGATES
To the Meeting of the General AssemMy
in Oregon Xext Month.
TETISGTO BEEAK THE BEDSTONE SLATB
ThePittsbnrs Presbytery will meet at
"Wilkinshurg to-day, and while the session
will dispose of considerable routine busi
ness, the dignified ministers will indulge
in at is expected to be a decidedly lively
contest for delegates to the General As
sembly, which meets in Oregon early in
Mar.
The Presbytery to-day will elect three
ministers and three elders to represent the
Pittsburg Presbytery, and with less than a
half dozen exceptions every minister and
elder in the organization has announced
himself as a candidate for the proposed trip
across the continent All the legitimate
expenses of the delegates will be paid by a
tax laid upon all the churches ot the nation,
and the people of Portland, Ore., have
already raised $40,000 to defray the expenses
of the visiting churchmen.
A Very Desirable Trip.
The contemplated trip, therefor, is
a most desirable one, and the con
test for delegates has been for
several weeks carried on with
the skill of well trained politicians. Letters
have been written and legitimate wires have
been pulled by tho ambitious candidate',
und Trhen tbev eet toeether to-day IS is ex
pected that the campaign will be closed
much after tne fashion of a political conven
tion. The rivalry anions the candidates Is
said to be enthely friendly, but a combina
tion is hinted at that threatens to carry the
dav.
The contest for delegates to the General
Assembly from the Allegheny Presbytery ts
raid to be much the same as that among the
Pittsburg brethren. The Allegheny Pres
bytery, however, when it meets at
Beaver on the 12th, will have the
Rev. Baussman case to dispose of,
which will likely attract more general
attention than the election of delegates.
Jlev. Baussman, who will be tried by the
meeting for heresy.it was announced yester
day w 111 make a v'gorous right for his posi
tion and his belief. lie is admitted
to be one of the brightest members
of the Presbytery. He was educated
for tho law, and it Is asserted by
his school fellows that before he entered
the ministry he was decidedly uncertain on
-religion, and when he decided to become a
minister he surprised all his acquaintances.
In a letter to a Pittsburg Mend yesterday
the Rochester minister announced that he
would not bo turned down without a con
test. Going After tho Slate.
An amusing feature of the contest for del
egates to the General Assembly developed
recently at the meeting of the Redstone
Presbytery, composed of Fayette, West
moreland and part of Allegheny county.
The people of those counties are politicians,
pure and simple, and not lnlrequently they
carry their politics into their chuiches. The
contest for General Assembly delegates
was Just as lively In that Presby
tery as in tho other organization, and
a special meeting was called some weeks
ago to dispose of some church matters. Be
fore the meeting adjourned the election of
delegates was sprung upon the gathering
and the little slate prepared by the minister
ial bosses was carried through without a flaw.
Considerable discontent manifested itself
after the meeting, but no formal protest was
entered. Last week, however, it was dls
coered that the rules required that
delegates to Wc General Assembly
shall be elected at a regular
meeting of the Presbytery and
at a specified time before the meettnsr of the
General Assembly. This rule nullifies the
election of the delegates from that Presby
tery and another set of delegates must be
elected at the regular spilng meeting of the
organization. Alreadv a lively campaign ts
in progress in that Presbytery, and it is said
an effort is being made to defeat those dele
gates chosen at the snap convention.
Withal it is clear that the Presbyterian
mniSers in Western Pennsylvania are mix
ing a little politics with their religion.
Birmingham Motormen Complain.
Tbemotormen on the Blrmlnsbam road
are complaining ot the inconvenience they
are subjected to by the people. They say
many people congregate along the street
an d when the car stops do not get on. Then
there are other people who do not signal the
cars to stop and fllo a complain because
they do not get on. This is especially ag
gravating from the fact that the mctorman,
who makes 11 trips a day, has 231 regular
stops, besides other ones where he is signaled.
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Beware of imitation, dflutton, and sub
stitutes of Dr. Pierce's genuine medicines, of
fered at what pretend to be "cut prices."
For the genuine, there's one price, and only
one prioe but, they're guaranteed. They're
the cheapest medloine you can boy at any
price, for if they fail to benefit or cure, you
have your money back. Ton pay only for
the good you get.
To prevent fraud and imposition by un
principled dealers, these genuine guaranteed
remedies are now sold only through druggists
authorized as agents, and always at these
long established prices:
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, (for
the Liver, Blood and Lungs), (LOO. Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription (for woman's
weaknesses and ailments), $L00. Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets (for too liver, stomach and
bowels), 25 cents.
Refuse all medicines purporting to be Dr.
Pierce's offered at any other prices. Suspic
ion naturally aiid rightfully attaches to them.
LADIES', MEN'S
AND
CHILDREN'S
1TEW ADVEBTTSESrErfTS.
IUBLD CDT COMFIT,
723 AND 725 LIBERTY STREET,
Cor. Eighth, Head of Wood Street.
SEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
III! tl! SPRIM OPiU
SPRING
WEIGHT
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Charged With Selling Untaxed Oleo.
John Sabol. a butcher and grocer at Brad
dock, was arrested yesterday by Deputy
United States Marshal Garber on the charge
of selling oleomargarine without having
paid the Government tax. The information
was made before United States Commis
sioner McCandless by Internal Revenue
Collector Culbertson. The sale was alleged
to have been made October 30, 1S9L Sabol
was released on $500 bail for a hearlngbefore
the Commissioner next Monday afternoon.
We have just opened com
plete new stocks in all the
various lines, in fabrics and
weights suitable for spring
and early summer wear.
WOOL,'
CASHMERE,
MERINO,
COTTON,
SILK.
Which we celebrate in our usual
style, with Prices Always the
Lowest Terms Always the Easiest
THIS PARLOR SUIT
$30.00. $30.00. $30.00.;
$10.00 down; $1.00 per week for balance.
WANAMAKER
rTETT AD'VEKTISEMEirrS.
KAUFMANNS'
&
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JOS. HOME & CO.'S
PEM AVENUE STORE!
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ROOMS to let In desirable locations, ad
vertised In Wednesday's DISPATCH
Watch for them In the Cent-a-IYord Column.
A Good Modern Fable.
A man not a hundred miles from this city
once upon a time was going along a road.
At his girdle hung a purse that contained a
few hundred dollars he had managed to
save. Happening to meet a stranger ho
addressed him thus: ".My dear friend, in
what town shall I invest my money so that
it will not only be perfectly safe, but in
ci ease four fold?" "Follow your nose," said
the stranger. "But which town?" "Follow
your nose". The man In anger turned away,
when the stranger called after him, "That's
right; keep headed that way." "Why did
you not tell me that in the first place?" "Be
cause," said the diplomatic stranger, "there
are so many towns hereabouts I did not
know which one had Impressed you moat,
but when I saw yon headed towards the new
town of Aliqmppa, I knew it would please
you to know that it Is the best Investment
oa could make. It is a town that will be
built on the strictest lines of honesty and
lair dealing. I know the prices are so low
that they cannot help but increase in value.
If you are a generousinan you wUl get your
friends to Investigate the truth of my as
sertion and be at the first public sale on'
April 14." Flans can be seen at the office of
the Aliqulppa Steel Company, room SO,
IVestmghouse building.
Home
Grounds
Are made beautiful by use of
Vaughan's Seeds and Plants.
Our Mammoth Catalogue is sent
free. "Write for it before you
Sow the Lawn or Plant the
Garden.
VAUGHAN'S SEED STORE,
Box 688, CHICAGO.
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See the $50
Parlor
Suit.
It will save
you at least
$10.
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Our $7$
Wilton
Rug
Suit
The talk of
the town.
See Our 7-Piece Chamber Suit, $20.
See Our Cheval Suit, $20.
See Our Elegant Couch, $9.
See Our Large Stock of Carpets.
IlIMDCHTCIPIT,
723 AND 725 LIBERTY STREET,
Cor. Eighth, Head of Wood Street,
Pittsburg's Leading Cash or Credit House.
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Popular prices, Reliable
Goods, Generous Methods. It's
the lever that's drawing inter
ested buyers to our New Store.
Doubling and trebling the
Made-to-Measure of last year.
All we ask is see our Goods
and Prices.
You want a Ready-Made
Light-weight Overcoat to put
on and walk away as if it was
tailor-made. We've got 'em
$5 to $10 under price.
NO. 39 SinH STREET.
Anderson Block.
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sum, -mm suits,
MTU Sfltlp
$12. NnfT $12.
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ROBERT BRUCE WALLACE,
624 PENIV AVENUE,
Only Manufacturing Optician in the city.
Eyes examined free. Satisfaction assured,
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TVE HATE ON SiLE
The Best Value In Cheviot Jackets Ever
Offered 810.
An imported all-wool cheviot SO-inch
reefer Jacket, lap soams, notch collar, hoi
pocket, lined throughout with satin rha
uame. In black, navy blue and tan price $10.
You never saw its equal at tho price.
Jos. Hons.-E & Cc's
1'eun Avenue Stores.
Blake Tonr "Wife Happy
By keeping her supplied with "Lawrence
ville Amber" flour, and she will make you
happy by producing the best home-made
bread In the world. All grocers. tts
Ladles' and Children's Hosiery.
We are commencing tho spring season
with an extraordinary assortment. Prices
positively attracti e.
A. G. Campbell & Soxs, 27 Fifth avenue.
Graduation Dresses.
Time coming close now. Don't delay
purchasing your dresses. All the beautiful
novelty weaves in white, cream and pear),
albatross, Henriettas and lansdowns: lowest
prices. Jos. Ilonics & Ca's
Penn Avenue Stores.
Poor Bread Is Unknown
In families where "Lawrenceville Amber"
flour is used. All grocers. tts
No backbiddin? at Arnheim's sale. Every
horse sold for what he brings Thursday,
April 14, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Confirmation Dresses,
In crepons, crepe du chenes 'and dotted
swiss; also a lovely assortment of evening
dresses for very young ladles.
Pabcils & Jojtes,
tts 29 FiXtn avenue.
What is more disgusting than having
roaches crawling all over the house and
getting into your food. Buglne will banish
them infallibly. 25 cents at all dealers.
Doa'T loose your chance to come to-day
and buy a good horse at auction sale, 310 and
312 Ohio street, Allegheny.
REMOVED.
Prof. J. T. Little has removed to 75 Sixth
avenue (above Smitbfleld street) scientific
examination of the eyes and glasses to suit
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AMUSEMENTS.
DUQUESNB. XeadlngThSater.
To-night, Thurs., Friday ev'es and Sat. mat.
HOSE AND CHARLES
IcoghlanI
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jLADY BARTERl
WedneTanTaTanTTeT'SImRatev'e,
DOROTHY'S DILEMMA.
Next week Hoyt's "A Texas Steer."
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THEATRE
This week. Matinees Wednesday and
Saturday.
THE HUSTLER
AND JOHN KERNLL.
April 11 "The Drummer Boy.
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THE ALVIN THEATER
CHARLES L. DAVIS Owner and Manager
TO-NIGHT,
Wednesday and Saturday matinees,
THE MILLER OPERA COMPANY,
In Donnelly & Miller's Nautical-Farcical
Operetta,
SHIP AHOY!
New production, strone cast, including
MISS LOUISE MONTAGUE.
April II The Spectacular Naval Drama,
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LOW PRICES sixth stoC SAVE MONEY
We are the largest Cloak and Suit Specialty Manufacturing Retailers in
the United States. The Parisian is now supplying the best trade in New
York, Chicago, St. Louis and Pittsburg.
There is no house in existence that possesses equal advantage with us
in supplying the newest and best Cloaks and Suits for the lowest prices.
v WE ARE THE LEADERS, v
Among the hundreds of especially interesting bargains, we mention the
following for this week:
Beautiful Tailor-Made Newmarkets for $ 9.50 Worth 15.00
Beautiful Tailor-Made Newmarkets for 13.50 Worth 18.50
Elegant Tailor-Made Blazer Suits for $ 9.50.. ,. .Worth 15.00
Elegant Tailor-Made Blazer Suits for 10.75 Worth 16.50
Splendid Tailor-Made Jackets for 3.75 Worth '6.50
Splendid Taijor-Made Jackets for 5.50 Worth 8.00
Splendid Tailor-Made Jackets for. 8.75 Worth 12.50
Complete All-Wool Tailor-made Suits, price from 1
$9.50 TO $35. !
New Spring Novelties in Jackets received daily.
Ladies, you cannot afford to buy a new spring garment unless you first
VISIT THE PARISIAN,
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"Well I Should Smoke a Lamp,"
This week our customers can get a whack
at 2,000 Solid Coin Silver
T 1-s.i mblesi art 18o Baoti.
All sizes for Ladles and children. Also"
1,000 Children's Solid Gold Rings at
1 CENTS E5AOKC.
R E. IRONS, Jeweler, 65 Filth Avenue.
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WILL RAGE THIS SPRING
To a greater degree than ever before. The man without his brown, black
or mixed cheviot will simply not be "in it." Well, here's comfort for those
who would be in style, without having fat pocketbooks to fall back on.
We have just closed out a manufacturer's entire stock of
2,100 Ilea's Stiilcii Hot
IN BUCK, LIGHT AND DARK BHQWN AND MIXTURES
GUARANTEED
VALUE S12.
AT $7
GUARANTEED
IDE S12.
Hardly credible, yet true as truth itself. Were it not that the Suits
were right before us (silent witnesses of our claim), we would not believe it
ourselves. Of course, it's but a chance of trade a chance that may and
most likely will never occur again. It's the same old story: A certain well
known manufacturer, having been cornered by his creditors, sold the goods
to us at 60c on the- dollar spot cash. Now the manufacturer has the
money and we have the goods. Within a few days you will have the goods
and we shall have our money again.
Remember, every suit in this lot is of this season's make, and a bargain
that can never again be duplicated. PRICE $7t
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1G UNDERWEAR.
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RueuMTisrt
Gouts Lumbago
The Greatest Discovery of the Age.
Had it been known 50 rears ago mankind
would hare been relieved of one-half of its
sufferings, as there are no cases of Rheuma
tism, Gout or Lumbago that it will not cure.
rm a.r t o
I wjiy owier .any Luugeri
Inquire of your druggists for it, and, if
ther do not keep it, send to us.
We will give $5,000 to anv one that can
prove that our testimonials are not genuine.
We get them by the hundreds. Call at our
office and see them.
M'KINNlEi CHESSMAN M'f'GCO.,
616 PENN AVENUE.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Price, $3 per Jjottle. For sale by all drug
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r KAKD OPERA HOUSE.
TO-NIGHT.
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
25-50C Eeserved.
DAN PACKARD AND CO MP ANT.
The Farce-Comedy,
THE BOOMER!
PRICES 15,23,60,750
Next Week Howard Athenajum Specialty
Company. ap3-15S-D
HAERT WILLIAMS ACADEMY.
To-Night Matinees Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday,
WUliams & Orr's
METEOR8.
Cyclops and Sandowe and all new features.
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HARRIS' THEATER Mrs. P. Harris, B.
L. Brltton, T. T. Dean, Proprietors and
Managers. Every afternoon and evening, A.
W. Fremont in his sensational comedy
drama. 777.
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AnxBEiu's sale the only nlace a horse is I
iold on his merits. J
CHEAP FLOWERS.
All the choice varieties of roses, 50 per doz
BEN. L. ELLIOTT,
Telephone 33 Fifth ave.,
1S34. Between Wood and Market sts.
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Improvements Patented 1890 in the U. S-, Canada and Europe.
FIRE-Pf OOF. Easily applied by anyone. Send for Samples and Descriptive Price List.
H. W. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
H.W. Johns'. Asbestos Fire St Water-Proof Sheathing, Banding Felt, Steam Packings.
Boiler Coverings, Liquid Paints, Boof Paints, Hoof Cement, Fire-Proof Painta, etc.
'87 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK.
JERSEY CITY, CHICAGO, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON, ATLANTA, LONDON.
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OCULISTS' ORDERS FILLED
' We have the only
EYEGLASSES
a hat will stay on the nose.
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EYES EXAMINED FREE.
Wm. E. STIEREN, Optician,
514 Smithfield street, Pittsburg, Pa.
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CLEAR THE COMPLEXION,
BBIUHTKH THE EYES,
SWEETEN THE BREATH.
TORE THE STOMACH."
' REGULATE THE LITER AfTD BOWELR
udBUILD UP THE WHOLE SYSTEM TO PERFECT HEALTH.
FAMOUS CHEMICAL DIAMONDS.
Just arrived latest novelties for Spring and Summer in Solid Gold
Mountings, Earrings, Brooches, Pendants, Necklaces, Bracelets, Rings, jScarf
Pins, Studs, etc., etc. Also complete line genuine' Diamonds, Gold and
Silver Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, etc, etc. Give us a call and save
money. '
r-j-IV j-'l I I lUtH SOLE-AGENT FOR CHEMICAL
lO-LYJ-J-J- JO, DIAMONDS,
COR. LIBERTY AND SMITHFIELD, AND 311 SMITHFIELD ST.
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WHEN YOU USE
WHISKY '
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES'
USE THE BEST.
GIVE FLEMING'S OLD EXPORT
A TRIAL
And yon 'will find it to he the finest and
most palatable whisky yon ever tried.
Quarts $1 each, or six for $3. Mail orders
attended to promptly. City orders delivered
JOS. FLEMING & SON,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, 112 Market
St., cor. Diamond, Pittsburgh Pa.
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BUY YOUR 8PECTALCE8 AT
TJtie reeXlra.tle CVp-tioieni.
Eyes Examined Free.
Artificial Eyes Inserted.
J. DIAMOND,axx.
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JAS. M'NEIL & BR0
BOILERS. PLATE AND SHEETXRON
I WORK.
PATENT 8HEKT-IRON ANNEALING
BOXES.
I With nn increased capacity and hydraulic
Thuciilnesy, we are prepared to furnish all
WOrJE in Our line cucapcr nuu ucvbvr uiru uy ,
the old methods. Repairing; and (teneral.
laenine worn, aitqh.j-uiuvu .,
legheny Yauey uauroa p leio-wrrs
Spring has come suddenly, and Old
Sol is making his power felt with 2.
vengeance. The remedy lies in thin
Underwear.
mp PflC Men's superfine Camel's
A I OU Hair random mixed
Spring-weight Underwear, finished first
class; value 75 c.
"jrC Men's celebrated Medli
A I 0 cot Morgan Co. French
Balbriggan Spring Underwear Cin gold
and brown); value 1.15.
-p 1QC Men's extra quality silk
A I fv finished Spring-weight
Cashmere Underwear, with ribbed bor
der; value 1.25.
! QrC Men's purest, softest and
A I OO finest Camel's Hair Spring
Underwear; value 1.25.
IP Men's best imported brown
A I PI Merino Spring Underwear;
value gi.ijo.
CI I Q Conradi Friedman's celebrated German Balbriggan Spring
lalw Underwear; value 1.65.
fri HF American Hosiery Co. 's finest Merino Underwear (best
.la lO made); value 2.50.
m tm .ti, rMoctnTiir tt-iUTi TTnrlerwear. in white, camels
A I 3)ZaZw hair and natural wool, recommended by medical men
the world over; value 3.
XFor this last named (the Glastenbury Health) Underwear we are
sole agents for Western Pennsylvania.
JsDon't forget this: Hosiery to match all underwear.
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Hanan's Patent Lb Sloes
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Are the Best and Finest in the
Country, and We're Sole
Agents for Them in
This City.
No man who ever tries Hanans
Patent Leather Shoes will ever wear
any other kind. The Hanan may cost
a little more at the start (5.5 P
pair), but they'll outlast any two other
pairs of patent leathers, and give abso
lute comfort to the wearer while they
last. We show the Hanan Shoe in 6 different styles, viz: The New York,
London, California, Newport, Saratoga and Blucher; widths A to E sizes
S- to 10; lace or congress; plain or tipped. The New York.- Chicago,
Philadelphia and Boston agents for Hanan & Co. sell these patent leather
shoes for 7.50. We, the Pittsburg agents, sell them at
$5.50.
CnrPI A I I 6o PaJrs of Men's Fine French Calf Welt Shoes
J)" tblAL! (M- A- Packard & Co.'s celebrated make), every
pair warranted, all styles and sizes, regular price $4.50, will be closed out
this week at $3.
KAUFMANNS'
rlfth Ave. and Smithfield St
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