EHE "kTTSBTJBG DISPATCH. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER '18 4892.
DAMAGES FOR DEATHS.
Snils Against Steamboat Men and
Itorough Authorities.
PECULIAR WILL CASE SETTLED.
VTant to Preserve the atnral Course of
Tine Creek.
;iie xews of tiie couxtt courts
In the United States District Court yester
t -ut was entered by Mrs. Ella Gibbons
l-r hcrelf and three cliildren against G,
" W. and A. Jutte, owners ofthe steam
boat Joseph B. Williams. for?20,000 dam
11 'es for the death of her husband, Frank E.
vbbons. She states thit he was an en
I .neer on the boat, which runs on the Ohio
uml Mistjssipm rivers. On the night of
3Iarcli 19 he was Roing out cm the guards to
oil some mac'iinenr when he stumbled over
i coil of rop?, and lallins into the river,
vas drowned. It is claimed the owners and
Ulcers of the boat were negligent in not
Jiuviiig I.fe lines alons the auards aud that
tl.ere was carelessness on th; part of some
cne in leaUnc the coil of rope in the wav.
diaries K. Tlionia. of Ueltzhoover
borough, entered a suit for 53,500 damages
against the borough yesterdavfor the death
cHns 5 rear-old daughter, Marv Thoma,
v ho fell on a board walk last February,
b nkins; her head on a stone, and died 24
Ixuirs afterward. It is claimed the walk
was de ective.
THINK THE INTENT WAS PL&IN.
KJEW ADVEKT1SKMENTS.
King of Medicines
Is what 1 consider Hood's Sarsaparilla, forlt
has been such a great blessing to me. Tor
Mx years I was con
fined to my bod with
white swellings and
Kcrofala sorrs, suffer
ing groatlyallthe time.
Several times pieces of
bone worked out of the
sores. Physicians did
not help me nnd I be
came discouragod.
Heading of cures In cases similar to mino by
Hood's Sarsaparilla, I decided to try it To
my crent joy, when I began with
Hood's Sarsaparilla
tho sores soon decreased. I kept taking it
for n year, when I as so well that I went to
work, and since then have not lost a single
dav on account of sicKness. I always feel
n ell and have a good appetite." William A.
Lehr, "o. 8 Xoith KaUroad St., Kendallville,
Ind.
f A
in l.i Ur.
HOODS rilXi are the best atter-dinuer
Pills, assist digestion, cure headache and
biliousness.
Holds tho I'ar.n In Spite or His Grand
father's M 'stake
Judge Ening yesterday handed down an
t pinion in the equity case of Tnomas Elliot
Harrison a;.nnst Thomas Harrison et aL
Toe question at issue was the will of James
L'liot Karns, deceased, who devised a farm
t- his grandson, James Elliot Harrison. He
1 a 1 no grandson by that name but did have
one by the name of Thomas Elliot Harrison,
a id the other legatees claimed that the real
estate should revert to them.
The master decided that the intent of the
deceased was to devise the farm to his grand
son. Thomn Elliot Harrison, aud the Court
sustained his position.
MBH ME B.MT HOMES.
I have removed 244 tape worms in the
last 41 months and can show more cures of
CATARRH,
CANCER,
SCROFUEit,
ECZEJI V and all
BLOOD mSIMSES
Than all others. I treat through the blood
with Nature's remedies, roots and herbs.
NETV ADTEBTISKMKKTsV
On September i8th, 1772,
the first partition of Poland was
effected by Catharine II of Rus
sia, Frederick the Great, of Prus
sia, and Joseph II of Austria.
, To prevent a war between
Austria and Russia over dis
puted Turkish territory, Prince
Henry of Prussia suggested a
partition of Poland and the pro
posal was at once accepted and
carried out
We propose to divide with you.
Yes, more than that. We will give
you two-thirds of the whole. A suit
worth $i$ you can now buy for $10.
A suit worth $20 will go at $15.
You are getting two-thirds the best
of the bargain.
Have you given the Fall Overcoat
question any thought? If not, why
not? The season is here, the styles
are new and the prices are low. $8,
$10, 12 and $15 buys a handsome
Fall Overcoat. Come and see for
yourself.
NKTT ADVEItTISEMENW.
A DOLLAR
INVESTED
WITH US
BUYS A
FULL
DOLLAR'S
WORTH.
SI
1
1
ON ONE DOLLAR.
WHERE
YOU ARE
GUARANTEED
SATISFACTION
YOU MAY
DEAL WITH
CONFIDENCE;
The Wonder of the World.
For sale at all drug stores. Use it. It is
making the patent medicine men look sick
and the gravejards green.
Send stamp lor circulars and information.
Office opeu Irom 8 A. M. until 9 r. M.
CREDITORS AEE DISPUTING.
The Sheriff Wants to ray the .Money Into
Court.
Sheriff McCleary yesterday filed in Com
mon Fleas Xo. 3 a petition asking leave to
j av into court ?12,200, the money derived
rom the sale of the furniture, household,
c at 2os. C04 and 500 Smithfield street,
tLe property of F. X. Woog, on executions
issued by D. Wueuhoff & Co. He states
ttat there are other claims against Woog
l"r repairs, &&, and a dispute has arisen
nranng the creditors, the money not being
FufEcient to pay all claims. In consequence
he wanted to pay the monev into court,
pending a settlement of the differences
vhtn the court can distribute the funds.
Admitted to Uio Bar.
The following persons were admitted yes
terdav to practice as attorneys at the bar:
Thomas Lowry, Jeremiah Carney, S. Blaine
Twins. William X. Benham, Walter E.
It ... us, James McKirdy, Thomas Ewing,
J' t aarles A. Woods, William Kaufman,
JT t. Kierman and George E. Sturgeon.
The following passed the preliminary ex
n -ination. It. X. Townsend, G. H. Rankin,
"W A. Chrtstv, Pier Daitnals, W. H. Stan
1 a C W. Patterson, W A. Acheson and
Jicorv Gibbons. The latter was lormerly
Oreek. prolessor in the Western University.
Dispute Oicr Due Creek's Conrse.
A biii in equity was filed against the
r ttsburg and Western Railway Company
yesterday by Ellen B. Thompson et al., ask
Jng for an injunction to restrain the defend
ants irom changing the natural course of
P.ne creek, which tortus a circle around a
1 ortion ot the plaintiffs' property. It is
claimed the defendants have begun the
work of changing the natural bed of the
creek so as to carry it through their prop
er y and the plaintiffs object
Tell rroin a Scaffold.
George 31. Graham vesterday entered
soit against the Squires Roofing and Supply
t ampany lor $10,030 damages for injuries.
tr states that on October 21 he was work
' g t ir the defendant company on the roof
L T Voder's house, on Murray Hill
tireEue, East End. He was sent up on a
Ea2old,wheu it gave way and he fellGOieet
i the ground and was badly hurt. He
charges that the 6caffold was defective and
was put up in a negligent manner.
De. j. i mm.
47 OHIO ST., ALLEGHEHY, M.
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THE GREATEST OF THE AGE.
Monday's Trial List.
Criminal Court Commonwealth vs P,
A &aitta (2), John Jlazzo, James Thomp
son, tmma Snyder, Amelia Jones (S),
I Harkins, George 3Iixell, Griffith
i -av Gottlieb Etchley, llliam Hupp,
w uliam Valentino, II. P. llalanour, J. B.
Iierron, W U Stiver, Eugene Carroll.James
onnetiy. Mike Higgins, A. L. Ludwis. Will
n Feiris E. Canavnn, John Kanzensky,
i cresa Levants, William Tnomas, Robert
lc-i, Aomnum X.evy, John Farrell, ili-
.ael llntton.
Tho Hum of the Courts.
As application as filed yesterday for per
mission to change tbe name of the illch
"V alioy M. E. Church to tho First M. E.
I tiurch, oi Uansficld.
Two suits for divorce were begun yester
( :j John Gufflths accuses Bacbel Griffltbs
wtrh cruelty, and LydeEmrichsays her nus
Lad llarrj has deserted her.
A rnmoif was filed yesterday In the
i arter Sessions Court for the redivision of
1 10 first polling precinct of the Twelfth
ward, Allegheny. There are 760 voteis in
tne district at present.
The sentences -imposed yesterday were:
Joseph Galuska, alias Fisher, immorality, 1
isonths to tho workhouse: Ehas Donehoo,
i"-cenv, i months to the workhonse; Cath
n rtne Truell, S50 fine and 20 days to the w ort
I uso lor illegal liquor selling; Daniel
tiering, assault and battery, $10 fine and
c s s
1 m c the new members admitted to the
A v ieny county Bar yesterday was Sir.
" uliam SI. Benham, who was fortunate
n h to carry off tho first prize at tne
C ilumbia Law School of New Tork in the
tpnng Mr. Benham's good fortune seems
to stay with him; as -within flvo months
from ins admissmii in court yesterdav, he
as informed of his appointment as com
. issiouer to take testimony in a divorce
tuit.
NO
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S2sf
CLOTHIEBS, TAILORS, HATTEHS AND
FU
954 AND 956 LIBERTY ST.
Star Comoxr.
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IF SO,
K. ARONS'
How the foundation of a Comfortatfle home may be laid! The secret
solved by Murphy Bros. Co. PLAN OF EASY PAYMENTS.
Our Superb Stock,
Comprising the finest made, most modern and best grade in
HI
TUBE
RIRPFTS
UITTWCS
rc h.
JUIIMI blU.MIIII 1 IIIUU)1IUUU,
SOLD ON THESE TERMS:
$ 12.00 WORTH, 50 Cts. GASH AND 50 Cts. WEEKLY. '
$ 25.00 .WORTH, $ 1.00 CASH AND $ 1.00 WEEKLY.
$ 50.00 WORTH, $2.00 CASH AND $2.00 WEEKLY.
$ 75.00 WORTH, $2.50 CASH AND $2.50 WEEKLY.
$100.00 WORTH, $3.00 CASH AND $3.00 WEEKLY.
SUPPOSE YOU TRY!
Ilfj v A.
LjSwsSJ
Special lenses cround on the premises.
CHESSMAN OPTICAL COMPANY, (
42 Federal street, Allegheny, Fa.
ARTIFICIAL EVES IXSEETED.
See Exhibit in Exposition Buildinz.
sell-Tnrsn
Will fill the bill. Beyond
n doubt they aie the finest
Biilllants known to mor
tal man. Evervhodv de
lighted and amazed at their brllllanoy. No
utuorjnwfliQr nHs tnetn lor saie.
B1NGS $t SO to $15,
STUDS, $a 75 to $10,
TINS. S2 50 to $9 00,
EARDROPS, $3 T5 to $18.
All set in solid cold. Every stone warranted
for ft lifetime. Lno-a stonea setin all stylos
of iewelrj-. Store open every evening. Send
for our catilosne.
B. E. ARONS, JEWELER,
SOLE OWNER.
es fifth a-vbsctjce;.
bClS M-ItTSU
Every housekeeper in Pittsburg, Allegheny or vicinity can save money
by buying from us. WE GUARANTEE SATISFACTION IN GOODS.
A smaller first cash payment is required. Our stock is everything that capa
ble workmanship and best material can make it.
Selling on a small margin of profit, in expectation of building up an
immense trade, OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEsT. FIVE IMMENSE
FLOORS FILLED with beautiful, serviceable and durable Furniture of
every description;. Carpets in rich designs, Rugs in effective patterns.
THE ONLY WAY TO TEST promises and proffered inducements is to
investigate. That's what we want the people of Pittsburg to do investi
gate our system, examine our stock, learn our prices.
WE INVITE A THOROUGH INSPECTION -Make us a visit there
will be no urging to buy get to know us we're comparatively newcomers
see our goods if you are in need of anything we have or can get we feel
confident we can do business together.
LOOK FOR COLORED ELECTRIC LIGHTS, Seventh Street, 'Round
the Corner From Penn Avenue.
IALL TRANSACTIONS CONFIDENTIAL.
KEW A DVftRTISEMfiNTsU
It's a FactI
Not a Theory,
that there's no royal road to sue
, cessful tailoring.
Certain factors are
absolutely riecessary,
brains energy and capital for in
stance. .
We have plenty of the first) a suffic
iency of the next and an unlim
ited supply of the latter.
These combined with an experi
ence of 25 years has made the
name
&&.
a household word.
We show the largest stock.
We employ good tailors.
We make the best to order
garments produced
AT MODERATE PRICES.
mSCT ADTEETlSKMEXTS.
COLUMBUS
Discovered America in 1492.
PICKERING
Iromti Lot Fin in 1892,
And, like 'Other inventors of merit, we have had
many imitators, but
B
No Equals.
.
T
400 siwiiTHiiJsrr) st,
Send for samples.
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SICK IN BDD
AUD SICK I H.
MURPHY
CO..
RELIABLE HOME FURNISHERS,
27 SEVENTH STREET 27
Wear Penn Avenue,
PITTSBTJBG, IF.A.
861720
When the physicians' skill falls to givo
rollef, nnd trial ofostensible specifics proves
them all woi thloss, the miserably sick and
suffering Invalid Is Tory likely to become
despondent.
The printed statement that there Is an
agent which will fnlly restore the broken
health Is then apt tobe viewed with cynical
unbelief or piiBhed wearily aside as unwor
thy of a thought.
But tliei-3 is such an tgent for the cure of
Rheumatisn1, and all who are afflicted with
the pains and prostration of any form of
that disease are honestly and earnestly ad
vised to use. Uheumacura, for it is recom
mended In tho sincere belief that it will
work ft complete cfianae lor the better and
effectually cure in a short time. In all parts
of tho country there are men and women
who have been healed by it persons whose
standing and reputation are assurance that
Implicit reliance may be placed in their
testimony as to its certain efficacy.
Then try KIILUMACUBA.
It Is for sale by all druegiats, or may be
bad(by sending to tbe
ti'KlflNIE l CHESSMAN M'F'S CO.,
016 Penn Ave., FitUburc, Fa,
Price 83 per bottle.
Send lis yonr name nnd address and -fro
will mall. Tree, pamphlet of testimonial.
selS-rrssn
REMOVAL.
PITTSBURG CLEAN TOWEL CO,
Have removed to their new bnilding
IB FULTON STEEET,
Through to 116 Crawford Street.
Jy-21-030TTSSU
Our facilities in this line are
simply unequaled. Our im
mense stock anords such a
variety, no matter how skepti
cal or fastidious you may be,
we can please you.
We have on exhibit for the
Autumn season all the latest
designs, the newest com
bination of colora In fact, the
fabrics of all the different mills
are represented.
We can save you money both
ways: First, by our low pricey
and second, by long wear in
the end.
FURNITURE
Our floors are always filled
with novelties in the Furniture
line. Our goods are durable
and reliable, made in all the
different woods, in the latest
finishes and most attractive de
signs. Inspection of these
goods will prove that our claims
of merit are based on facts.
Limited funds need not deter
you from providing your home
with anything needed. By our
liberal credit system you may
buy from us on terms to suit
COMPLETE HOUSEFURNISHER,
CORNER TENTH AND PENN.
sel8
HUT TOUK SPECTALCE AT
Xta-o RHei.tl.o Optician.
iyes Examined free.
g&c s jiEk
Artificial Eyes Inserted.
J. DIAMOND.iT
URLING BROS.,
DENTISTS
UK SIXTH ST., CORNER PEX5E AV
SECOND FLOOR.
FIRST-CLASSDENTISTRY
In all Its branches. Most reasonable prioei
myI3-wsa
ERSP
OR PALL FASH
ION
HIM! Mil Ml!
Thrse 3Ie' Fine Clay Worsted Stilts for
S7 50, "Worth S18.
Wf have about 120 of thee suits left, and
rr oojW tlior all will be sold to-morrow.
Jus- tnink of it. a genuine black clay diaso
i nl niHT r suit for $7 SO. j ou can have either
e cutaway or sack. The coats and vests aro
bound imiU a good mohair binding.
P. a a C., Clothiers.
Corner Grant and Diamond streets.
FrnxiTCBE, brie a brae and works of art
rehired by W A. lloe elei, Storaze.
1 X'TiSITION Thero may be momnts
w .t n one wants to be alone; thl. however,
oes i ot anplj to the Exposition; the boys
n (1 nls are alnays happy there.
BOYS' VELVET SUITS
Scores of dainty, lovely and ex
clusive novelties in English "Velvet
Suits, imported by ourselves. Ask
to see these:
The Columbus Suit, novel and
pretty, made of very fine velvet,
sizes 3 to 8 Price $5.
The Alfonso Suit, a beautiful and
"catchy" Spanish novelty, not to be
found outside of our store in Pitts
burg; extra fine velvet Price $5.
The "Little Page" Suit, made of
best English velvet; with vest; a
superb and rich style; sizes 4 to 1 1;
Price $8,50.
KAUFMANNS'
Special Department of Misses' and Children's Cloaks is larger than the
entire cloak department of. any other local concern. The difference in
stocks is even greater. Right now, while the assortment is unbroken,
and Kaufmanns', owing to their present extensive building operations,
are compelled to sacrifice goods, in order to gain room, is
THE ACGEPTED TIE TO in.
Si liocncck & Son, 711 liberty Street,
I" s, ajersof artistic furniture; makers ot
p ju orkonly. Ao Exposition display ex
t u t le one at above address.
1'Asrrs for class, china, brie a brae and
1 11 are furnished by the hour by XV. A.
Ji e c.er. Storage.
1 1 -riTcnt 1 eupholstered and repaired.
lliCou & KEKSAir, 33 Water street.
Boys' Corduroy Suits
Are also considered "quite the
thing" this season. We have them
in all imaginable styles and designs.
We mention two:
Double-Breasted Corduroy Suits,
different colors; nobby, stylish,
serviceable PriCe $4,
The new Eton Suit, made of
very fine English Corduroy, beau
tiful and fashionable Price $7.
Extra Pants to match above Suits.
Hats to match above Suits.
The above style Gretchen Coat,
imported Beavers and Scotch Cloths,
all different colors; deep, detachable
triple military cape, plain or braided;
sizes 4 to 14 Price $7.75 for size
4; rise 75c per size.
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LADIES' STSUITS
Girls' Double-breasted Gretchen
Coats, with deep military or high
shoulder cape; sizes 4 to 14 Price
$3.50 fr size 4; rise 25c per size.
Girls' double-breasted All-Wool
Plaid Camel's Hair or plain Cloth
Gretchens or Newmarkets, with deep,
detachable military cape and turn
down collar; sizes 4 to 14 price
$4.50 for size 4; rise 50c per size.
The above style Misses' Jackets,
trimmed with Astrakhan or Opossum
fur; pearl buttons, silk fastenings;
made of fine all-wool materials, in
all colors; sizes 12 to 18 Price
$4.24.
Misses' blue, black or tan, fine
Beaver or Cheviot Reefers; 30 and
32 inches long; sizes 12 to 18
Price $3.49. t
Misses' beautiful'Russian Jackets,
Watteau plait or full back, with belt
or strap; fancy or plain materials;
sizes 12 to 18 price $5.75.
A big lot of Children's fine and
stylish double-breasted Reefers, plain
or fancy cloth; brass or pearl but
tons; sizes 4 to 14 price 98c.
KAUFMANNS'
Are not only showing the largest stock and handsomest styles of Ladies'
Jackets, Coats, Reefers, etc., etc., but are naming prices guaranteed to be
from 20 to 30 per cent below all other dealers. The latter fact is princi
pally due to the present extensive improvements and enlargements of
Kaufmanns' building, and the consequent want of room to display goods.
Over 300 different and entirely
new styles of Suits and Dresses all
made with perfect taste and in ac
cordance with latest prevailing
fashions.
The Marlowe Suit (as above cut),
with Eton Jacket, long tailed back,
tight-fitting vest and bell skirt;
made of black or blue Storm Serge;
lined throughout Price $8.50.
Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits, in
dark English'mixtures; tight-fitting
front; Postillion back; bell skirt;
finished with braid; entire suit
lined Price $15.
Ladies' Tailor-Made Broadcloth
Suits, navy or tan; waist and bell
skirt trimmed with fox fur; very
stylish Price $18.
Ladies' fine Wool Serge Russian
Suit; new shape sleeve with deep
cuff; tastefully finished with small
braid ornaments Price $18.
WlflM
itHi Jlllllllr
"Villllllllll
Scotch Mixture Jacket (like above
cut), 36 inches, long; inlaid velvet
collar, flap pockets, box back; half
lined with fancy cloth Price $12.
Imported Whipcord Jacket, French
back, pearl buttons, lined through
out with Satin Rhadame Price
$16.50.
Imported Invisible Cheviot Coat,
navy or black, with wide Hercules
braid around collar, cuffs and fancy
pocket; box back; 36 inches long
Price $18.
Tight-fitting Diagonal Cheviot
Coat, 36 inches long; square collar;
faced and finished with satin
Price $10.
Mr.
ill
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FALL MILLINERY.
This fine Kersey Cloth Russian
Coat; collar, cuffs, pockets and belt
trimmed with braid; half satin lined;
tan, electric blue, navy and black
Price $20.
Cheviot Coat, 40 inches long;
bound with silk braid; bishop sleeves;
coat back; horn buttons; tan, blue
and black Price $15.
These very popular Felt Walking
Hats (in all colors, to match any cos
tume), trimmed with Ribbon, Quill
and Ornament; would be cheap at
4.50; will be made by ( n Q r
us this week at only..... $Z. gQ
Imported Kersey Box Coat, lined
throughout with fine satin; 2-inch
wide strap seams on back; 34 inches
long; tan, navy and black Price
$20.00.
is25o fine Cheviot Jackets,
with full shawl collar of Astrakhan
fur; 32 inches long; box back
Price $7.
This garment will sell in mid
season at $10.
The Many Beautiful
French Pattern Hats
Exhibited during our preliminary
opening last week excited no little
favorable comment. Expressions
of surprise and admiration were
heard on all sides. An additional
number of Pattern Hats is being
opened at this writing and will be
ready for inspection Monday.
Magnificent Trimmings
Every day adds to our already
large and beautiful stock of Nov
elty Trimmings, Ornaments, Fancy
and Ostrich Feathers, rich Ribbons
and Velvets, Felt and Chenille
Edgings, Rhine Stone and Jet
Buckles, Fancy Crowns, Laces,
Veilings, etc. Come and see.
HorsccLEAM-so in all its details. Estimates
furnished by Y. A. Hoc vcler, Storage.
AUPMANNS
FIFTH AVENUE
-AND-
SMITHFIELD ST.
KAUFMANNS
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