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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. SUNDAY. OCTOBER 16. 189a
CAIWrS FINE HAND.
The Chancellor Proves He Isn't
Under Log in the Ministry.
the
BE HAS WON OVER THE EMPEROR,
And Will Probably Pass the Military Bill
Over All Opposition.
TWO JlOXAKCnS TUT HEADS TOGEfHER
tCOr KIGUT IWm THE X.T.ARSOCIATED PBEBS.l
Beelix, Oct. 15. Public attention here
i chiefly directed to the military bill, which
cot a single journal, except the Govern
ment orcan, supports. The recent pretty
peneral belief that a crisis was impending
in the Prussian Cabinet, arising from the
divercence of views in regard to the bill,
has become greatly modified. Even the op
position now admit that there is little
ground for any such belief.
At a meeting of the Prussian Cabinet no
active opposition was offered to the meas
ure. The Ministry accepted the bill on
condition that the extra amendment in
volved be borne by the Empire and not by
Prussia alon e. The assurance of Chancellor
Ton Caprivi on this point appeared to be
satisfactory to them. Hcrr Miquel, Prus
sian Minister of Finance, from whom the
strongest opposition to the measure was ex
pecte I, contented himself with explaining
the financial results of the bill.
The Radical journals are continually com-
mcntine upon what thev term the submis
sion of the Ministry. The Toir tcficxtung
ravs that the Cabinet did not have time to
examine and discuss the bill, and that Chan
cellor on Caprivi has now been revenged
lor the rcbufl he sufiered over the primary
education bill.
The Chancellor Converts the lvaiser.
The Center party still maintains a show
rf opposition, but there is no lack of evi
dence that a lare section of the party will
support the bill if slight modifications are
made. In regard to the Emperor's atti
tude, it is stated on excellent authority
tint he was at first reluctant to waive his
objections, chiefly on account of the great
increase iu the expenditures, The Chan
cellor, however, with much insistence, con
verted him to the opinion that the proposed
changes were absolutely necessary on po
litical grounds.
The prospect of the bill passing the richs
tag has improved by a report that the
Government has decided to concede to
Parliament the right to fix annually the
Jieace footing of the army. If the time of
(ervice is, also, reduced to two years, it is
not unlikely that the bill will be supported
by the Cons-rvntives, Free Conservatives,
National Liberals and Centerists, which
will suffice to ensure a Government major
ity. 2fext week the bill will be submitted
to the Bundesrath, which is expected to
speedily adopt it, as all the German Gov
ernments are acquainted with and have ap
proved ot its contents.
Germany to IIa c Bigger Guns Than France.
The Cologne Gazette, which is the best
authority on the subject, has published
certain details of the bill, from which it
appears that the measure specifically provide-,
lor an enormous increase in the artil
lery branch of theservice.putting it greatly
in excess ol the French artillery, which in
the French military reorganization has ex
ceeded the German.
Although Emperor "William spent the
greater part of his visit to Vienna in shoot
in;; and sightseeing, he found time to have
i-everal Icing private conversations with
Emperor FrancN Joseph. It is understood
that these interviews were chiefly devoted
.to tne discussion of army reorganization.
J.mpernr Uliam, it is said, obtained Em
jieror Francis Joseph's assnrance that the
lesjor.s taught by the German experiment
would not be ignored by Austria. The lat
ter is really quite a much interested in the
question as is the German Emperor, seeing
that a two-years' service largely prevails
in the Austrian army, on account of the
last army bill, w Inch increased the yearly
conscription without proportionately aug
mfcetin? the peace effective.
The Ouestion of the Hanover Succession.
It is reported that the meeting arranged
to take place between Emperor "William
and the Duke of Cumberland at Schon-
brnnu to discuss the question of the Bruns
wick succession fell through owing to the
tx-Queen of Hanover persuading the Duke
ot Cumberland not to co. The Duke is in
a quandary. Queen Victoria adviseshim to
renounce his claim to the throne of Han
over, while his on n mother vehernentlv op
poses a renunciation, wnich would be
against his father's dving wishes. If the
Duke follows Queen Victoria's counsel, it
is thought probable that his eldest son will
be allowed to succeed to the throne of
Brunswick, though he himself would only
be allowed the usufruct of his father's im
mense wealth.
"While Emperor "William was in Vienna
he had a conversation with the Hungarian
J'rnne Minister, in the course of which he
promised that the next time he visited Aus
tria he would also make a visit to
Buda-Pesth. It is also reported that he
mentioned his intention to viit!Cins Hum
bert during the coniinsr winter. During his
stay at Schonbrunn, Emperor "William oc
cupied the bedroom in which Xaooleon the
Grtat slept during the siege of Vienna.
Disgusted "With the 3Iilitar llacc.
The Austrian military riders who took
part in the long-distance race have returned
to Vienna, leaving about half their horses
dead or disabled in Berlin. The German
horses fared little better. The enthusiasm
el the general public over the race has
quite vauished and has been replaced by a
t-ort of moral disgust. The German Society
for the Protection of Animals has decided
to protest against the brutality of the ride
and to bring the question before the Reich
stag. A sensation has been caused in the theat
rical world by the absconding of Herr Jun
kerman, director of the Neue Deutsche
Opera, who is very heavily in debt. He has
gone to Monaco with his sweetheart, leav
jn; his family penniless and his company
nnpaid. Junkerman's father has often
played in America.
Sohmer Pianos,
Colli Pianos,
Hallet Jt Cumston Pianos,
Schubert Pianos.
Unrxcelled in tone, touch, finish and dura
cilitv. splendid assortment, reasonable
puces and accommodating terms tt the
music store of J. M. HorrvASS & Co.,
S37 Smithneldsticet.
'olomo: &
simply gicat,
liu'arser.
Ruben's advertisement Is
uncqualcd and a veritable
I'tmr Memorable Days.
Our si-cat Columbian celebration sale
takes place dm in? the next lour days. Thou
sands or dollars will be put in the people's
pockeu in the shape ot substantial bargains
in men's and boys' lino clothing. Buy"from
mi dunns the next four days and save
thereby luO por cent.
P. I . U. C, Clothiers, cor. Grant and Dia
mond streets.
r.XrosrriON-Black TattL the sin-in"
Undoituo continent:,, every afternoon
und evcniiir;-
How About Your Fnr Garments?
Io tliry need overhauling! Should they
lie I oi'jed. reshaped or cleaned? 1 do all
that piomptly and cheaply. You will be
uurpiised to see how well your old furs will
look. Call soon. Wm. Gbabowskt
Practical Furrier, 707 Pcnu avenue.
The novel feature of Solomon 4 Ruben's
-rust meicantilo establishment will be their
banking department. Read about it in to
day's ad.
r$5 rrn -et only, sterlinc
teasnoons. Kao
14I1-I" .,,, oiCliiUIBUU a,
,105
ledcral street, Al-
leshenv.
KXPOSmON Black ratti. Black PattL
HUck PattL Don't fall to hear her; after-'
noon and evening.
ROYALTY AND 113 TIME-KILLING.
The Prince of Wales at the Races and Not
at Tennyson' Funeral.
tnT CABLE TO THE DISPATCH.
London, Oct. 15. Tha Princess of "Wales
and her daughter arrived at Marlborough
House, London, yesterday, from Scotland,
and will remain in town until joined by the
Prince next week. The Princess of "Wales
has a somewhat peculiar constitution.
She is able to take and even to be
benefited by long journeys to Scotland or
Denmark, but she cannot bear the fatigue
of two hours' railway run to Eastou Lodge,
Dunmore. On the" other hand, the air of
Sandringham does not agree with Lady
Brooke, and her ladyship's health is so
delicate that she cannot breathe
the atmosphere of Marlborough house,,
in which respect she and her
husband are one. The Prince of "Wales,
however, always derives much benefit from
his visits to Eiiston Lodzp, and no wonder,
for it is a fine houe, situated in the midst
of beautifull v wooded soenery. He arrived
there vesterday afternoon and will remain
until Monday. "
There has been a great deal of comment,
public and private, on the fact that the
Prince, who was in London on the dayof
Tennyson's funeral, went to the races in
stead of to the services in "Westminster
Abbey.
A Visitor From Wllkesbarre.
.Rev. Thomas B. Thomas, of Monroe, X.
Y., forraerlv of Wilkesbarre, Pa., will oc
cupy the pulpit of the Welsh Presbyterian
Church on Second avenue to-day, morning
and evenintr. .Mr. Thomas is well known
to the Cambrians, of Pittsburg, having at
tended and graduated from the Allegheny
Theological Seminary. He will spend some
two weeks in this city visiting friends and
will occupy the pulpit of the above named
chuch next Sunday also.
One Way to Honor Tennyson.
CUT CABLE TO THE MSFATCH.l
London, Oct. 15. A suggestion which
is meeting with considerable favor has been
made to the effect that the most appropriate
public tribute to the memory of the late
Poet Laureate would be to raise a sub
scription for the purchase of the copyright
on all his works and to publish them at
nominal prices.
Ten New Cases of Diphtheria.
Ten new cases of diphtheria and seven
of scarlatina were reported at the Bureau of
Health vesterday afternoon. Four of the
diphtheria cases were from the Eighteenth
ward and two scarlatina cases from the
Seventeenth ward.
The Washington Infantry.
The members of the Washington Infantry
are directed by order of Captain A. P. Shan
non to report at the armory Friday mom
injr (Columbus Day), October 21, at 8:30
o'clock, in full dress uniform, to actas escort
to the First division of the Columbus
parade. Shako and white glbves will be
worn. Every member is to see that his
uni.orm and equipments are in good order.
The Veteran Corps will report At the same
time and place.
TiD-Brrs."
EXTOSITIOX. "Xo life can he pure in its
purpose una strong in Its strife, and alllife
not hepuierand stronger thereby." An
entcrpiise like our Exposition has only
one object in view, the best interosts of
our city anil people; its motives are pure.
its object honorable, J.t cannot fall,
must succeed.
It
EXroSTTIOX. "Nothing is stronger than
custom." Wo are accustomed to look:
upon the Exposition as a successful enter
piise. We have seen it rise from a strug
gling infant to strong manhood. It has a
waim place In our affections, for we feel
that it belong to us.
EXPOSITION. "Blest hour! it was a luxury
tobe!" The man who wrote these words
had evidently attended the Exposition:
lie enjoyed the isit so much that lie could
not help betas thankful for beini: allowed
to live, lladltnot been lor the Exposi
tion, lie would not have had any excuso
lor living at all.
EXPOSITION. "Hold the fort!" All right;
hold it if you want to. I am going to the
Exp osltlon; all the lortsand (catling guns
in me country could not keep me away.
Lots or lun ou the merry-go-round for the
boys and girls.
(Something New To-Morrow.)
(Communicated.)
John Dalzell's Platform: Ulgh tariff and
low wages.
For Solomon & Kuben's great opening an
nouncement lead their big two-page adver
tisement in this paper.
EXPOSITION -Black I'attI, the universal
lavorite, all week, afternoon and evening.
Visitors to the Exposition
Are invited to call during the next four
days and obtain the big bargains we offer
dnrini our great Columbian celebration
sale starts to-morrow morning. Fine
clothing will oe sold at actual first cost of
manufacture.
1. C. C. U, Clothiers, Corner Grant and Dia
mond streets.
The shoo department of Solomon &
Ruben's will excel anything of the kind in
the city. Read to-day's ad.
EXPOSITION Black Tatti, the musical
wonder or the age, the colored phenome
non, atternoon and evening.
Stylish Suitings,
Tronserincs and overcoatincs to order on
ihoit notice at Pitcairn's,43t Wood street.
Read every line of Solomon & Ruben's ad
vertisement. It is of absorbing interest.
Fine Carpets this week,
inger's ad. ou second page.
Read Groetz-
Marriage IJcenscs Issued Tesierriay.
Name Residence.
5 Penjiraln Powdermakcr. Pittsburg
( lleuriellta lleizt lutein Allegheny
J John E. I.lndberg McKresport
(Charlotte Johnson McKcesporl
1 Nathan Walls K vnoldton
llngcic Dohcrty MeKeesport
Charles Bauer. C Washington
(Manic Eooutz Washington
David S. Squire Pittsburg
Sarah A. Burton Pittsburg
( alter Dean SIcKcesport
I Lena Ilartlet Draoebnrg
c Wm. miev ?................ ...Homestead
(fiadieU. Foster Homestead
Martin Mlcliauc..
.rittsbunr
(OlUrcyauna Nowak.,
..Pittsburg
tf
Michael Kanocy Smithton
tfusauna Kloczko bmithton
J JamwMiaw
I barall l'arplnt....
(Tliomis IioTd
BHthscIala
Turtle Crccfc
Pittsburg
31acg!c Conner Pittsburg
) Julian Dclmottc Crelghton
Mane Lorenl.. .................. Crelghton
tJarob Herrlc Pittsburg
J Katie El Pitlsbur
(Jos. G. ArmUrong Pittsburg
1 Carrie IS. Smith Pittsburg
Good Advice
Faillifallr Followed Gave Good Results
"I do not know what
would have become of
me if I had not at the
advice of a good friend
three years ago began
taking Hood's Sarsnpa
rilla. 1 sincerely be
lieve I should have
ben ded long a;o.
I had a bad humor
v ii. i...u . . nut . that would not yield to
any treatment. Mr stomach was also very
weak, possibly duo to the humor. I suffered
badly and was hardly able to cet around
hen I began taklnir Hood's Sarsaparllla. I
be j an to improve slowly until alter I had
taken some 10 or 12 bottles. I considered my
self well onco more I recommend
Hood's Sarsaparilla
to my friends. It did me so much good tba
it seems as if it must do others good." Mas.
CHntSTiXA. Txmvlx, Bangor, Me.
PHOOD FILLS are the best after-dinner
'Sills; assist digestion, cure headache. -
DIED.
BECK On Friday, Octouor 11, 1KB, at 8:5
t. u , Miche Beck, aged 89 years.
Funeral lioin his lute residence, Stowe
township, Moxday. at 9 A. M. Friends of
the family Invited to attend.
BROWN On Thuredav, October 14, 1892, of
diphtheria, at Piqua, O.. Edith I. Knows,
only daughter oi George C and Kate M.
Brown, aged 7 years 8 months and 8 days.
CUKTA'-On Friday. October 14, 1892, at 3
T. M-, Elizabeth, wlte of John Curly, aged 52
years.
The funeral will taVo place from St.
FrancU Ilospltal, Forty-fourth street, to
day (Sunday) ntlr.x. Friends or tlio family
rue, i cspectfully invited to attend.
DEAN On Friday, October H,18)2, at 11:05
a.m., Patbick DEAK.itihis 73d year, father of
Hfir. John Johnson, Mre. Thomas Sprattund
P. J. Dean.
Funeral from the residence of his son-in-law,
John Johnson,' 34 Twenty-sixth street.
South side, on Suhdat at 1:30. p. M Friends
of the family are respectfully invited to at
tend. , S
DONKHOO On Friday, October 14. 1892, at
3 f. M.. at the residence oi her son, W. E.
Donehoo. Xo. 2015 Carson street. Southstde,
Pittsburg, Pn Mr. Elizabeth A. I oiiEhoo.
wife of Daniel il. Donohoo, in the 57th year
of hernge.
Funeral services at Presbyterian Church,
Bearer, Pa., on suhday, at 4 p. it. Friends
nro invited.
Beaver and Washington county papers
please copv.1 2
FOLEY On Erlday inornina, October 14,
1892, at 8 o'clock, FnANCca Foley, telict or
the late Daniel Foley, in the 76th year of her
ago.
Funeral will take place Irom her late resi
dence. No. 38 Twenty-flltli street, on Sunday
aftektoox at 2 o'clock. Friends or the fam
ily are respectfully invited to attend.
GORDON At 20 Fridav morning, Octo
ber 14, 189J, Miss 1.AVINIA Gordon.
Funeral from the residence or her
nephew, F. G. Craighead, at Swissvale, Pa.,
on Sundat AFTEitKoos, at 2 30. Interment
private at a later hour. Train leaves Union
depot at 1:30.
GUAHAlt-On Saturday, October i 1S92,
at 4:25 r.M., HAmtiETTC. UiTCUEr, wife of
William R. Graham, aged 35 years and 17
days.
Funeral fiom late residence. 112 North
avenue, Allegheny, Monday, at 3 p. m.
Friends of the family respectfully invited to
attend.
Colorado papers please copy.
KELLOGG On Saturday. Odolerl5. 1892.
at the residence of hermothor, North street,
Wilkinsburg, Carrie L. Kellogg, in the 18th
year of her aire.
Funeral on Monday, at 2 p. x. Interment
private at a later hour. 2
LEUXER-On Fridav, Octobor 14. 189", at G
A. M., Charley Lkhmf.n, Jr., son of CliHtles
and Masdelina Lcbner, ot Voiona, Pa., in
his 28th year.
Funeral will take place on Sunday, Octo
ber 16,"at 1:15 p. jr.. from his late residence,
158 Third street, Alleghenyto which friends
or the family are invited to attend. Inter
ment at St. Philomena Cemetery.
LINNEBACH On Friday mornlne.'Octo.
ber 14, at 7 o'clock, Ida, wife of Fiederick
Linnebach, aged 22 years, 2 months and 5
da vs.
Funeral from the residence of her parents,
Charles and Louisa Becker, City View, Re
serve township, Susday, October 16, at 2
o'clock r. k. Friends or the family are re
spectfully invited to attend.
M'CURRY On Saturday, October 15, 1892,
at 5 p. M.. at 23 Fourteenth street, S.S., Jakes
B. McCcrry, in his 23d year.
Fnneral Mohday, October 17, at 2 p. M.,from
his biothei's residence, 23 Fourteenth street,
S.S.
McLAIN On Fridav, October 14, 1892, at
o:3U p. v., aones, uaugnter oi .lonn ana
Sarah McLaln, aged 5 years and 5 months.
Funeral from parents' residence. No. 107
Kent alley, on Sunday, October 10, at 2:30 p.
jr. Friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
McGIBNET On Thursday, Octonerl3. 1892,
at 12 p. jr., Samcel Mcuibsey. aged 34 years.
Funeral from the residence of his aunt,
Mrs. Mary Beltzhoover, Fetterman post-
office. West Liberty, Sdhday apterkoox, at 2
o'clock. Carriages will leave Erny & Beck's,
Xo. 1810 Carson street, at 1 o'clock. Fiionds
of the family are respectfully invited to
attend.
McKAIN On Friday, October 14, 1B92,
Charlotte A., widow of the late Andrew
McKain, in her 67th year.
Funeral services Sunday aiterhoon at 2:30
o'clock, at ber late residence. 205 Shady ave
nue, Allegheny City. Interment private at
a later hour. 2
PEKRIN On Saturday, Octobor 15, 1892. at
5-40 p. m., Jennie M. Maxwell, wire or F. R.
C Perrln.
Funeral service at her late residence,
Crafton station. P., C, C. & St. L. R. R., on
Monday, October 17, at 1 o'clock p. m. In
terment private. Trains leave Union sta
tion at 12:40 p. M.
SEIBERT On Friday evening, October 14,
1892. at 7:30 o'clock, at the lesidence of her
brother-in-law, Louis Wlederhold, No. 32
Pennsylvania avenue, Allegheny, Clara Y.
Seibert.
Funeral services Monday, October 16, at 2
p. M. Interment private at a later hour.
SMITH On Saturdav. Octobor 15, 1892. at
2:30 P. it., Kate Sheridan, wile of Chillies H.
Smith, in her 24tli year.
Funeral from the family residence, 5707
Bryant street, near Highland avenue, East
End, on Monday at 8 o'clock. Services at
Sacred Heart Church at 0 o'clock a. sr.
Friends or the family ato respectfully in
vited to attend.
STAMPER On Saturday mominir, October
15, 1692, Thomas P. Stamper, aue 37 years.
Funeral service at his lato residence, 326
Atwood street, Oakland, on Sunday, October
1C, 1S92, at 8 o'clock p. x. Friends or the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
Cleveland and Sandusky, O., papers please
copy.
ANTHONY METER
ffneeessor to Meyer. Arnold A Co., Tm ,)
CN1JE11TAKEK AXU EMBALMER.
Office and residence, U31 l'cnn nvenue.
Telephone connection. myll-57-Mwrsu
JAMES H. FDLLERTON,
UNDEUTAKER AND EMBALMER,
No. 6 Eighth street.
Chapel for private lunerals.
mylO-99-wFSu Telephone 1UB
Telephone 3102.
I.
WILLISON SON,
(Formerly Spencer ft Wlllison),
undertakers ana tmuaimeru.
Also livery, boarding and sale stable. No. 27
and 28 Cedar avenue, Allegheny, my 1-28-au
WILLIAM H. WOOD.
Fnneral Director and Embalmer.
Rooms, 3806 Forbes street, Oakland; resi
dence 12 Oakland avenue. Telephone 40.il.
del3-220-TTSu
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1 kit now lake heriing 50
1 kit new mackerel fcO
8 cans Ficncn peas... 1 00
14 cuns sweet peas.. , 1 00
15 targe cans mustaid sardines 1 00
4 largo cans mackerel in tomato sauce. 1 00
Hoist beef (2-B cans) 15
1ft mixed pickling spices 15
1 ft mustard seed 08
1 ft pure black pepper (ground).... 12
1 ft hnglish mustaid 20
1 ft whole oloves 20
1 ft whole pepper , 12
1 ft gtonnd cinnamon 20
55 bars cood scrubbing soap 1 00
30 bars 5-cent wax soap ,. 1 00
30 bars white floatinsrsoap 1 00
SO bat German Mottled soap 100
0 fts washing soda 1 00
2-S fts best glo-s starch 1 00
20 fts choice Carolina Rice 1 00
35 lbs. lolled oats 1 0U
35 ft oat meal 1 00
10 ft pnokaves imported macaioiii I 00
25 fts ttake tapioca : 1 00
4 tacks "ood Amber flour firuaranteed) 4 50
10 packages best gelatine 1 00
8 cuns condensed milk 1 00
10 fts dessicatud cocoanut 1 00
Sft'sHlnedded cocoanut 1 00
5 fts broken Java coffee 100
5 ftiTsiuokin; tobacco (with pipe) 1 00
IS bottles good catsup 1 00
50 bars good scouring soap 100
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With a two pound can ot best baking pow
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Price per can, $L
Goods deliveied fioe to all parts of both
cities, lo those living out or tho city we
will prenav trehrht on all orderaof S10 and
upward to any smtion or landius within 100
miles of Pittsburg.
tend lor price list.
HI. R. THOMPSON,
311 MARKET STREET,
Directly Opposite Gusky's Entrance.
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A SEVERE WINTER
Is predicted by the weather prophets. We take little stock in the prognos
tications of Wiggins, Foster et al, but of one thing are certain you'll don
a suit jf Heavy-Weight Underwear soon. Our line of these goods for
ladies, gentlemen and children is unsurpassed. Quality is strictly first
class no danger of buying inferior makes here, because we won't handle
them at any price. If you want the best goods for the least money, that
is exactly what we offer.
CONVINCING FIGURES.
Run your eye over the following items, that is, if you want to save
money and get reliable goods at the same time:
Ladies' well-made Ribbed Vests, long
Vests,
sleeves, 25c, 45c, 4Sc.
Ladies' Ribbed Merino and Wool Vests, 72o
a.id$l.
Ladies' Imported Wool Ribbed Tests. $1 25
and $1 50.
Ladles' Ribbed Union Suits, grey or whito,
68c, worth $1.
Ladles' Riobed Woolen Union Suits, $2 i5,
$2 60 to & 75.
MIssps' Union Snits, fine qualities, S5o to
$150.
Misses' heavy Balbrlspan Vests, 25c to 48c.
Misses' line Merino Vests, 30c to 62c.
WOOLEN HOSIERY, ETC.
Direct importations from England; France and Germany have greatly
contributed to make ours the most complete line of Hosiery ever offered for
ladies, misses and children. Notwithstanding the McKinley tariff bill we
are to-day selling these goods cheaper than ever before. A glance at the
following prices will convince anyone of this fact:
Ladles' All-Wool Black Hose. 19c, 25c, 37Kc,
48c.
LntlieV Enzli--h Cashmere Hose, 3Sc, 4Sc, 50c,
5iC, 62c. 75s, 85c
Lndles' f!eini'Iorf Black Cotton Hose, 18;,
25c, 30c, 3Jc, 37c
Misses' All-Wool Hose, 25c, 30c, 37c, 45e, 60c
Misses' extra fine English Cashmere Hose,
45c, 48c, 50c to 75c
Misses' Imported Ribbed Cotton Hose, 25c,
30c, 35c to 60c
SKIRTS!
The Most Varied and Prettiest Line
Ladies' Knit Woolen Skirls, $1 25, $1 40, $1 18
to $2 45.
Ladies' lino Flannel Skirts, $1 95 to $2 45.
Ladlos' Cloth Skirts, 50c, 75c, 82c, 92c, $1 to
$1 43.
We also show an immense line of Knit
510, 512, 514, 516,
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MIT A DYIKTlsrMNTS.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK!
Fine Mourning Bonnets and Veils at $2 50'
upward.
Mourninc Millinery a specialty.
work delivered promptly.
O'REILLY'S, 407 Market St
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PLUSH SACQUES
Reshaped, $5.
SEAL SACQUES
Reshaped, $15.
Waists Cut and
Stitched, $2.
GRAHAM'S
FUR ANO PLUSH REPAIR CO.,
Corrur Fifth aid Market, Yerner Building.
(Conducted by W. F. Graham, formerly of
Woodstieet.) se4sn
4QQQ CC$$ $$$
ROOMS.
If yon desire to rent a good
room, or find a nice boarding
house, consult the "Rooms To
Let" and "Boarders Wanted"
columns Tenth page) to-day.
Some of the best houses in the
city are 7-epresented.
OR ANY PART OF THE PERSON
IS p?
QUICKLY DISSOLVED AND REMOVED WITH THE NEW SOLUTION
4 AOP6N6
1UKLVLK DASTKOILD WITHOUT THE BLlOHTlsT JURlf HI
THE MO"T DELICATE SKIN. DUCnVFKFD BT ACCIDENT.
IN Compounding, an incomplete mixture was accidentally spilled on tlie
back of the band, and on washing afterward it was discOTered that the hair
was completely remored. We purchased the new discovery and named It
MODENL. It is perfectly pure, free from all injurious substances, and so
simple any one can nse it. It acts mildly but surely, and yon will be ear-
Erised and delighted with the results. Apply for a few minutes and tho
air disappears as if by magic. It has no resemblance whatever to any
other preparation ever used for a like purpose, and no scientific discovery
ever attained such wonderful results. IT CANNOT FAIX. If the
growth be light, one application will remove it permanently; the heavy
growth such as the beard or hair on moles may require two or more appli
cations before all the roots are destroyed, although all hair will be removed
at each application, and without the slightest injury or unpleasant feeling
when applied or ever afterward. modene supercedes electrolysis.
fttcommtndtd tg all leho have tetttd Its tntrttt Used fcy peopU of rtfiniment
Gentlemen who do not appreciate nature's gift of a beard, will find a
priceless boon in Modene, which does away with shaving. It dissolves and
ties t roj s tho life principle of the hair, thereby rendering its future growth
an utter imtMisslDllitv. and Is maranteed to be aa harmlebs as water to the
,r skin. Young persons who find an embarrassing growth of hair coming,
1 should use Alodene to destroy its growth. Mndeue sent by mail, in safety
mniiintr paM. Tiftatntrn nalil. fcpnirpli ftpnleri frnm rthnprvntinn) nn rpraint
Misses' Natural Wool Ribbed Vests. 30o
to 62c.
Misses' fine Lambs' Wool RiDbed Vests, 75o
to$L
Ladles' nice Merino Vests, 35c, 48c, 60c
Ladies' Scotch Grey Vests, 60c, 72c, $1.
Gpnfs' extra quality Merino Underwear.
75o, $1, $1 25.
Gents' extra fine Woolen Underwear, si 25.
$160. $175. ' '
Gehts' genuine Dr. Warner's Camel's Hair
Underwear, $1 83, worth $3.
Bovs' fine Grey Woolen Underwear, 50e. 66o.
75o to $1. '
Ladies' Silk Hose, black and colors, from 50c
to $3. v
Ladles' fancy Lisle Hose, 60 styles, 35e to$l 50.
Ladies' flue Fleeced Cotton Hose, 25c, 35c
to 60c. . '
Geuts' Merino Seamless Socks, 2oo and 37o.
Gents' English Cashmere Hose, 37c and 50c.
Gents' Scotch Cashmere nose, 35a a pair.
Gents' Cotton Hoso, fast black,12c,15c,18e,25c.
Gents' flno Black Silk Hose, 60c a pair.
SKIRTS! :
We Ever Had the 'Pleasure to Offer:
Ladies'
$3 25.
Quilted Skius, $133, 1,72, $193 to
Ladies' Silt Skirts, $3, $4 68, $5 50 to $9 85.
Ladles' beautiful Stockinette Skirts, all
colors, $1.
Ladies' handsome Sateen Skirts,62Je to $3 25.
Woolen Goods for infants and ladies.
518 Market Street
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
You Dan
Imbrove
Your appearance and
Moderate your;
Expenses at the same time,
By leaving your measure
For a Suit, Overcoat or
Trousers
At 400 Smithfield street.
jLargest ana nest cttocn in
the country. Facilities unsur
passed by any one.
'eco&
cial&yr
Suitsto measure $ 20 to 40.
Trousers to measure $5 to $ 10.
Overcoats to measure $18 to $35.
Samples mailed. Garments expressed.
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OLD PLUSH GARMENTS.
We have add
ed a new de
partment to our
factory, viz: the
renovating and
modernizing of
old Plush
Sacques which
we make into
short Jackets or
Capes. Prices
$5 and $10,
Fit guaranteed.
PAULSON BROS.
441 Wood St.,
Oldest Fur Houo in Pennsylvania.
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nrC&fCV ALL KINDS $5 UP.
Uk0lO! LargeS;zeRollTops$21Up.
THE FAVORITE FOLDING CHAIR,
5 m one; 50 posi
tions. A home
necessity.Pleases
everybody, old or
young, sick or
elL Lawn and
Wheel Chairs and
Invalid goods in
stock. Discount
prices.
STEVENS CHAIR CO., N VtSSiT'
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Our Cloth Jackets are selling well.
They fit nicely and are the right
shape. Youshould see them.
J. G. BENNETT & CO.,
Leaders in Cloth Garments,
Cor. Wood St. and Fifth A re
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LOVELY FACES,
WHITE HANDS.
Nothing wm 5
WHMEN and CLEAR
the skin so quickly as a
Derma-Mel
s TliA Tim ttiatwfrv JtnrAiiJS
eolrinfr nnd removing dlscnlorationa from tlio en-
E tide, and blcacbing and brightening the complex-::
pion. In experimenting in tlio lanudry with a
E new bleach for fine fabrics it was difcorercd that
gall spots, freckles, tan and other decolorations s
g were quickly removed from the hands and arms s
without the slightest injury to the skin. The dis- 3
jE covery was submitted to experienced llermatolo- s
g Cists and Physicians ivho prepared for ns thes
B formula of the marvelous Derma-lEoyale. ththe -;
NEVER WAS ANYTHING LIKE IT. It is CCrfeCtlV
E harmless and so simple a child can nse It. Apply c
S at nlsht the improvement apparent aftera singles
H application will surprise aud delight you.yit
s quickly dissolves and removes tho worst form si 5
moth-patches, brown or liver spots, freckles,
s blackheads, blotches, sallowneps, redness, tan s
s and every discoloration of the cuticle. One bottle s
completely removes and cures theniostsitEravntcd
g case and thoroughly clears, whitens nnd beantilles
gthe cjijnilcxton. Ithas neverfniled itca?iot5
FAiuaJlt la highly recommended by Fhysicians
!E and lts'suro results warrant us iu offering
SSOrt REWARD.-Toassuro the public of It; 3
tPCJUl merits we agree toforfeits
Five Hundred Dollars cash, for any cats of moth- 2
patches, brown spots, liver spots, blackheads, ugly
or muddy skin, tiunatural redness, freikles, tun S
g or any other cutaneous discolorations, (excepting
g hlrtli. marks, scars, and those of a scrofulous org
E kindred nature) that Derma-lioyale will not 3
E quickly remove and cure. Wo also agree to forfeit
s Five Hundred Dollars to any ponton whose sklu
Ecan boiniured in the slightest coBSihle manner.
cor toanrono whose complexion fno matter how
bad it may tie), will not to cleared, whitened, 1m-
S proved and beautified by the use of Derma-Koyale.
B Put up la elegant atjlo la large elgtt-ne bsltles. 5
g Price, SL tlVlSBT BOTTLB GUARANTEED.
I Derma-Royale sent to any address, safely packed 3
1 ! and eecurclvsealedf rom observation, safedeliverr B
guaranteed, on receipt of price, tl.00 per hot- 3
s tic. Send money by registered letter or money
order with jour foil poet-office address written 3
plainly; bo sure to give your County; and mention S
5 this paper. Correspondence sacredly private.
3 Postage stamps received the same as cash. , 3
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B iutta The DE(cMA-ROYALE COMPANY,
J. MncriMKTUV TMVOIIi fdiivjuiiiJiJi fJUTJ,
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CLOTH JACKETS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MILLINERY
HATS AND BONNETS.
Wool and Fur Felt Hats.
Beaver Hats, imported and domestic
Velvet Hats.
Felt Hats, with an insertion of Jet; something entirely new.,
Jet Hats and Bonnets.
Misses' Hats a specialty. '
School Hats, trimmed and untrimmed.
Infants' Caps, in Silk, Velvet and Plush.
HAT AND BONNET FRAMES.,
Exclusive styles of our own importation.
All the leading styles of home manufacture.
An endless variety of shapes to select from.
The most fastidious can be suited here.
FEATHERS.
Aigrette effects in great variety.
Alsatian Bow Effects. '
Whip' Effects in many pleasing combinations.
Bats' Wings. Mephisto Feathers.
Coque Feathers in new and' rich colors. 1;
Ostrich Plumes and lips.
FLOWERS.
Rose Designs, Fruits and a thousand novelties in Corsage'
Boquets, Flowers for evening wear, etc -
MILLINERY TRIMMINGS;
Felts, in all colors and widths! - ""
Felt Braids, in plain colors
Fur Millinery Trimmings.
Jet Millinery Trimmings.
Jet Crowns.
Rhinestone Buckles.
Buckles with Steel Effects.
Jet Buckles.
Exclusive Novelties.
VELVETS, '
From $i to $10 a yard, in plain and fancy shades."1
All the New Shades. Two-Tone Velvets a full lint
RIBBONS.
Two-Tone Velvet Ribbons.
Plain Velvet Ribbons, wide and narrow.' i
Silk and Satin Ribbons. -r4V'l
Gros Grain and Gros Faille Ribbons. ' '
Two-Tone Ribbons.
Ribbons with the new Cashmere Effects.
Sashes and Sash Ribbons.
TRIMMED HATS FOR LADIES ANIX MISSES.,
We introduce this season a unique and welcome feature. HirhcrtcTiE"
has been almost impossible to purchase a neat and stylish trimmed hat for
less than $5 or $6. We have, however, made an arrangement with one of
the largest manufacturers of Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, by which we will be supplied
twice a week with exceedingly choice and
win oe enaoiea to sen at
$1.50, $2.00, $2.25, $2.75 and $2.90.
These Hats and Bonnets are fully equal to any that are shown costing double the
money. These are bold assertions; but a visit to our Millinery Booms will convince the
public that we have not exaggerated in the least.
FLEISHMAN&-CO,, i0k5
Hail Orders Promptly Attended To.
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THIS CAPS THE CLIMAX.
A Double-Barrel, Breech-Loading Shotgun, Laminated Steel Barrels, Re
bounding Top Action, Extension Rib, Choke Bore, Pistol Grip for $i6.
And witti It we will give Free of Charge an entire Hunter's Outfit, consisting of 100 Shells,
Reloading 'iools, Belt, Coat and Cover. .
SIMIXT
Spnd nnine nnd nddress for Illnrmted
If You Want
A Very Agreeable
Surprise,
SEE THESE UBGUHS
This Suit, ex
tra P a i r of
Pantsand Hat,
of dark Chev
iot and strictly
all-wool, mind
you tne
whole outfit,
Suit, Pantsand
Hat, for
13.20
A nobby Plaid Cape Over
coat, sizes 24 to 14. deep
cape and well made, for $1.50,
a .regular $2.50 garment
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CLOTHIERS, TAILORS AND HATTERS,
161-163 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY.
$
SPECIALTIES;
and in Persian Effects.
stylish Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, which we
932 and 934 Liberty St ani
. 703,705 and 707SmithfieId St
Catalogue and Price List.
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These $10 and
$14 All-Wool
Suits, single and
double- breasted,
are the cream of
this season's pro
ductions. We are
having immense
success with them
because they are
as good as the
usual $14 and $18
Suits.
Our Fall Over
coats at $8, $10,
$12 and $15 are
the best ever shown.
Verv sensible
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to wear one these
more sensible to see our
you buy.
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line
before
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