fliTiS , s y f Y THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH, ' PKIDAT, OOTOBEB 7, 1892. i 3 HAMPERED FOR ROOM. Colnmbus Day Parade 3Iay Ho Too I5i? for the Southside. THE EODTE OF THE NJOCESSIOX. lout 7,000 Hibernians With a Regiment of Iafles to Ce in line. IT WILL BE A JIOXSTEK DEHONSTnATION Major Denniston, Chief Marshal of the Columbus Day demonstration, is now con firmed in the belief that the parade on that occasion will be one of the largest ever seen in Pittsburg. In fact, so- many organiza tions and societies have indicated to him their determination to take part in the celebration that he is feartnl that the parade cannot be formed on the Southside, as was first contemplated. Major Denniston and his staff will go to the Sonthside this morning to examine the territory there If they do not find suffi cient space upon which to form a parade of 20,000 people, the number calculated upon, then the first arrangement will be changed and the parade will bo formed in Alle gheny. If the parade is iormed on the Southside the route of procession will be down Car bou street to the Tenth street bridge, across the bridge to Second avenue, along Second avenue to Grant itreet, along Grant street t o Sixth avenue, down Sixth avenue to Lib erty street, to Sixth street and across the bridge to Allegheny and through the prin cipal streets of the Xorthside. If it is found necessary to form the parade in Alle gheny, then about the same route will be gone over, heading, however, in the other direction. "O III Turn Out 7,000 Hibernians. The officials of the Ancient Order of Hibernians yesterday notified Major Den niston that their organization will turn out 7,000 strong. Colonel Telix McKnight also served notice that his regiment ot eight companies of tiie Hibernian Ilifles would be in the parade. Other societies and organizations sent similar notices. "The parade I am satisfied now v ill be a monster," Major Denniston said. "Every body seems to be thoroughly aroused over the celebration, and many societies, of which I never before heard, have indicated their desire to tern out and make the demonstration complete. The outside towns are being heard from also, and our only difficulty now is to get the details so arranged that we will be able to move the great body of men without conflict or collision. "We are confident that everything will be satis- lactonly arranged, nowever. looking for a L.argo Space "My assistants are industrious in their efforts, and what we most need now is suffi cient space upon which to form the differ ent organizations into one solid body And," the Major concluded, "we will find that before 24 hours." Mayor Gourley yesterdav received a com munication from A. Bufialo, President ot the United Italian Societies of "Western Pennsylvania, in which he stated that the societies intende I erecting a monu ment to Christopher Columbus. The desire is to erect the monument in Schenley Park, and the societies ant the sanction of the Mayor nnd Councils and want them to select the site so that the ground can be broken and work commenced on Colu mbus Day, October 21. The Mayor will turn the matter oer to Chief Bigelow, who has the power to grant the request asked for with out the aid of Councils. "THJ-1JIT3." EXPOSmON-"StIoK to Tour JtQther. loin!'' You will never regret it. Take her v. Iih vou when you visit the Exposition. She ivtll be delighted, Remember manly Uoj s uiako madly men. EXPOSITION "Hover Too Lata to Mend." Wenro becoming unreasonably economi cal. Let us huvo a Rood time when we can. No end of fun at the Exposition, and the cost is small. EXrosiTipx-"SUasummerNlshts Dream." MuUe it .i lrulttv and visit the Exposition. Yon will bo more than pleased. IMPOSITION' I Dreamt That I Dwelt In .Miulili; Hulls." tuppoe' you lot up on tins dreaming. A visit to the Exposition wonderland will bo vastly more sensible, and the actual plcasuie you will rtjeeive much gro.itor. rXPOSTTION-"I Cannot Slnjr the Old, &onf:V but I can hear thorn exquisitely Iilajedby the incomparable Brooks and us'uneqnalcd hand at the Imposition. (Something new to-morrow.) Tlio Columbian Celebration In New York Reduced Kates via Pennsylvania Itailroad. The Columbian celebration to be held In New York, October 9 to U, promises to he one ot the most interesting occasions of the kind over held. The prwramme arranaod for is as follows: October 9. Kellcious observances. October 10. School and college parade Ait exhibitions at the academy. October 11. Naval parade October 12. .Military parade, dedication of Columbus Monument Grand night paseanr, with display of fl reworks. uctouer jo. 1110 uauqueu The military ana naval parade and the night pageant will be exceptionally inter esting. Fot this occasion the Pennsylvania Eall road Company will sell excursion tickets to New York from principal stations on its line at a rato of one faro and a third per capita for the round trip, the minimum rate being $1 00. Those tickets will bo sold and good going October 9 to 12, and valid for re turn until Octobet IS, inclusive. NEW AnVKBTJSEMKNTS. i "Winter Underwear. Winter undern ear for ladles. Winter underwear for gentlemen, vt in tor underwear for girls. Winter underwear for boys. inter underwear for babies. Best variety 1 Best qualities I Lowest prices! Flbishstax & Co., 504, SC6 and S03 Market street. GOING OUT.CAMPING? Pic-nicking, fishing or hunting? If so, will not fail to appreciate the advantage of taking along a supply of the UlLIIIDEIlUUilUO- Condensed Milk. Jt is most deli cious in coffee, tea, chocolate and numerous summer drinks. For 30 years the leading brand. Your Grocer and Druggist sell it. For tea, coffee and chocolate use undiluted. It's better than cream. HH I INT TO TALK TO YDU in 40 Inches Wide Whip Cord Serges, all colors, at 29c, worth 40c. 38-inch Jacquard Suitings, latest colors, at onlr 37c, value 50o. Unlimited Assortment of All-Wool Dress Goods, Storm Serges, Cloth Serges, Di agonals, Plaids nnd StriDes at SOc 42-inch Scotch Plaids at 75c; we are positive yon cannot duplicate them.elsewhere at less than $1 25. Another 100 pieces of our "Famous" 46-inch Silk Finish Black Henrietta at 87c, reallv worth El 25. .... The Newest Weaves! The Latest Colorings! In fact, everything that will be popular for the coming season in Fine Imported Dress Goods. Our values are unapproachable at 75c, 51, 51 25, 1 50 and 51 75. DOUGLAS & MACKIE, 151. 153 AND 155 FEDERAL ST.. ALLEGHENY. ocS-mwf Don't 3IU-S It, That great $10 overcoat and snit sale, at the P. C. C. C, Clothiers, corner Grant and Dia mond streets. If you want to meet vour friends, you will find them at the Hotel Duquesne 6 to 8 o'clock dinner. I Can Walk a Mile Easily, although for a long time before tak ing Hood's Sursapa. rilla I con'd not walk a tep without help. I had a terrible run ning soro on my leg, resulting from milk eg. Tho flesh was black-around the sole, which seemed to be eating into tho bone. My mother says she Mrs. tha. ,iboll. never saw such a sore leg. Nothing did me any good till I began taking Hood's Sara pimllo. Tho pain grew less until it ceased wholly, the dark color dig ippeared, the sore has healed, and the limb is nerlectly healthy. I cannot speak too highly of Hood's Sarsaparilla People are surprised at the wonderful change in my grner-U appearance." Mrs. Ciias. Asbell, Avon, Mass. GREATEST OF THE AGE. fitJ uintH. ijewf" u"'t'i ImWiSfim KKJwk v Special lenses giound on the premises. CHESSMAN OPTICAL COMPANY, 12 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa. ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED. See Exhibit in Exposition Building. sell-xuisn 3 O tTAFATTBSS I IwiED SURE HOOD'S PILLS should be In every familj meuicmo chest. Once used, thpy are prefoned. A cure for Piles. External, Internal, Blind, Bleed. Inr and Itching, Chronic, Recent or Hereditary. This remedy has positively never been known to fail. II a box. 0 for J), by mall. A guarantee (riren with six boxes, when purchased at one time, to re fond the 5 If not cored. Issued hy EMTL O. STOCKY, Drureist. Wholesale and Retail Ai-ent, Not. 401 and 1701 Penn are., corner Wylle are. ,and Fclton St.. Plttsburr, Pa Use btucky't lUazrhaa & Cramp Cure. 55 and SO cts. jal-82eo4 Kissing Goes by Favor; Buying .Goods Should Not, But Sometimes It Does. When I announced last week that I would sell Waltham, Elgin, Springfield or Hampden Watches, in gold filled cases, warranted 20 yeais, for I meant every word or it. Hundreds took advantage of it. Some did not. So I will give you another chance this week at 250 more at tho same price. Don't do us any favor by bnytng them, but consult your own interest. Send for onr illustrated catalogue. B. E. AR0NS, JEWELER, eS PIPTH AVENUE. OC3-MWF3U NJ5W ADVEUTISEMKNTS. The Presidential Campaign Now rushes; merrily onward. There Is another RUSH Of an equally interesting character at 400 Smithfield St., where genial salesmen, com petent cutters and the Best Seleoted Stoofc of Fall and Winter Woolens greet all comers. Styles and Fabrics to suit men of all shades of Political Opinion." Suits to order from $20.00. Trousers to order from $5,00. Overcoats to order from $18.00. 'jcc&y ff NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. rtfcu&yc 400 SMITHUVEESID ST. OC7-180 CARPETS, WALL PAPER. Wilton Carpets, Axminster Carpets. Velvet Carpets, Body Brussels Carpets, Tapestry Carpets, And all kinds of Ingrain Car pets. Everything new in style, choice in color. All at SPECIAL LOW PRICES. Wall Paper in every quality and style for wall and ceiling. Special styles in choice colors. You should see our stock be fore you buy. , RFR W RNAMAN Ullllllllllll I III 136 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY CITY, PA. apt-xw ZJ&. LADIES AND GENTS AND ALL BOYS AND GIRLS FINp LAIRD'S SHOES THE BEST. Iff 111 ml Sr1 ' I iV B 1 2LiiiK None Equal Our $2.90 and 3 Shoes. None Equal Our 2 and 2.50 Shoes. None Equal Our 99c and $1.50 Shoes. -CS-Every Pair Warranted. W. M. LAIRD, MAMMOTH CASH STORES, 433 and 435 , Wood St Wholesale and Retail. 8- 406, 408, 410 Market St Mail Orders Pronrotlv Filled. QC3-TT3SU f THIS INK IS MANUFACTURED -BY- J. HARPER B0NNELL CO., YORK. injdO-7-i WELL BRED, SOON WED." GIRLS WHO USE SAPOLIO ARE QUICKLY MARRIED. TRY IT IN YOUR NEXT HOUSE-CLEANING. apS5-3iw SATUH ML I fP Regular 814, 0I1IT0 LSI y ';15 aud 16- y 1 1 u $JLJ? To-Morrow! MAmKJ Too many Fall Suits and too little room. Failure on the part of the contractor to have building completed at the an ticipated time causes the mischief Thus we pay the penalty for it 950 Men's fine Cheviot and Cassimere Suits, Single and Double-Breasted, Sack or Frock styles; could not or dinarily be bought for less than $14, $15 and i6, but, being compelled to make room' at any cost; we will offer choice from the entire line for only $o to-day and to-morrow. If you wish to combine economy, style and quality, don't miss this unparalleled chance. MOTHERS, R QsA Ffrh EAD THIS TRIO: Tnese$4 CfcO Cf Bovs' Suits. POU 650 first-class Double-Brcasted Suits, sizes 4 to ' 14, . made of WEAR WELL and LOOK WELL Cassimeres and Cheviots, in new est Fall designs, made to be sold for I4, will be closed out to-day and to-morrow at $ 2. 50. Ask to see them. Save money' by buying one. $5.00 These $9 Velvet Suits'. Everything tends to velvet in Fall fashions, but prices of Velvet Suits are usually high. Here's an exception: 350 princely little Velvet Suits in green, brown, black and blue black, very latest styles, and worth $9, will go to-day and to-morrow for 5. wBlilamA SI wtk W H M 'P Regular $14, flllC d $15 and $16, UBL These $6 . dQ JT H Reefer Suits, POOW Reefer Suits are very pop ular this year. We have a grand variety of this style, and will offer this specialty to-day and to-morrow: 475 extra fine Scotch Mixture Reefer Suits, all sizes, made and finished in a very neat manner; would be cheap at $6; FOR ONLY $3.50. . lf?S $3.00 vwr K-3k For Men's genuine French Calf Shoes, never sold for less than $5. . Only 400 Dairs of them we closed them out from a Brockton .fMass.) manufac turer for half price That accounts for the low price. Don t miss it. All sizes and styles; all lasts and toes. Magnificent line of 75c and $1 Silk Neckwear at 50c. This line em braces very new est, richest and choicest Puffs, Tecks and Four rn -Hands; every one a beauty and worth from 75 c to $1. Take your choice to-day and to-morrow for only 50c. $10 TO-DAY! TO-MORROW! $10 Don't wait for extremely cold weather before buying your Overcoat Two points gained by buying now: 1st A big saving of money: 2d The use of an Overcoat during the chilly Fall months. Overcoats which will readily bring $14, $15 and $16 dur ing the cold weather will be offered Friday and Saturday for only $ia You know the reason. It's an over-abundance of goods and alack of room. The circumstances favor you. Take advantage of them. $5 saved is $5 earned. Earn $5 by saving it on an Overcoat t i KAUFM ANNS' ATJFMANNS' FIFTH AVENUE -AND- SMITHFIELD ST. K;i&:. 'Ante, j. .. ja... .,- m y 1 -V - .Jfct.
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