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1HE PITTSBURq DISPATCH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1892. ' ' '
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OiE MOKE WARSHIP.
The Formidable Cincinnati Weds the
Blue Waters at Brooklyn
, ON A DAMP, DISAGREEABLE DAT.
Christened by tbe ranjrUer of the Big
JCainesale City's iajor.
ALL THE SAME, ALWAYS.
5EW EIXKS IX THE LATEST CBUISER
Bbookltc Katt- Yaed, Nor. 10. Just
irhy, of all dnys in the year, after a long
spell of blue skies, tbe rain should come
down and cold northwest winds should
whistle about the Kavy Yard when the
launching of the new United States cruiser
Cincinnati was to take place, naval officers
want the Agricultural Department to ex
plain. E erj one, from Commodore Henry
Erben, commander of the yard, down to the
humblest marine, was disappointed wnen
he turned out this morning. But all bauds
made the best of the conditions and began
riving the cruiser her final touches.
The new cruiser, from stem to stern, was
decorated with flags. The unusual number
of warships in the basin made the scene
additionally attractive. The list included
the new steamers PhiladelphiaandAtlanta,
the double turreted monitor Jliantonomoh,
the dmamite cruiser Vesuvius, the dis
patch" vessel Dolphin, the training ship
Portsmouth and the Giovanni Baucac, the
Italian cruiser, which represented Italy in
the late Columbus fetes in New York. The
yard was open freely to the public, anin
closure of about 30 feet around the cruiser
being roped off
Miss Mosby Breaks the Bottle.
The launching was in charge of Naval J
Constructor i. .U. ernald. xne specta
tors made tip in enthusiasm wnat they
lacken in numbers. Despite tbe unfavora
ble weather there were many ladies present.
Secretary of the Nary Benjamin F. Tracy
arrived at the yard at uoon, and Mayor
Mosby, of Cincinnati, and his daughter,
fic Stella MnfiliY-. rjfmft at thn KAmp hmir.
Soon after 2:11 P. m. the word was given j
DV tne oecreiary oi me javy, me siue
plece was cut and the handsome cruiser
commenced to move. Miss Mosby, with a
bottle of wine wrapped in a miniature flag
in her right hand, stepped np, and, uttering
the words appropriate to the occasion,
gracefully smashed the bottle on the vessel's
steel bow. The vessel slid down the ways
with increasing momentum, while the band
played "The Star Spangled Banner." She
shot out into the stream almost as tar as the
old Vermont, which lay near the Cobb dock.
She was then taken in charge by the navy
yard tugs and towed back to the wharf.
A Description of the Cruiser.
The Cincinnati is a twinscrew steel cruiser
of 1,383 tons displacement, with heavy pro
tective deck, great speed and heavy bat
teries of rapid-hre guns, bne is JW leet
long, 42 feet beam, draws 18 feet of water
and has a speed of 19 knots an hour. A
cofferdam is worked along in the wake of
the water line next the outside plating in
the coal bunker on the slopes of the pro
tective deck. This will be filled with cellu
lose and the purpose is to seal hermetically
against the influx of water any shot hole
that might otherwise sink the ship. The
engines are triple expansion vertical, in
vested and direct-acting. The collective
horse power is 10,000 at 1C4 revolutions per
minute.
The rig is that of a two-masted schooner,
spreading 2,810 square feet of sail. The
foremast has a barbette gallery for machine
guns just below the top. The boats are all
stowed on board, out of line of the fire of
the guns, on skid beams. The appearance
of the vessel is particularly attractive. The
amount appropriated for this vessel was
51,100,000.
SPRAINS.
Mr. Puasakt, Texas,
Jane 20, 1888.
Suffered 8 months with
strain of back; could not
walk straight; used two
bottles cf
St. Jacoos Oil,
was cured. No pain in
18 months.
M. J. -WALLACE.
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BRUISES.
PrrrsBUEo, Pa,,
302Wylie Ave., Jan. 2987
One of my workmen fell
from a ladder, he sprained
and bruised his ana very
badly. He used
St. Jacobs Oil
and was cured In four
days.
FEANZ X. GOELZ.
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To Look Elsewhere for Cloaks Is Simply Wasting Time, as You
Can Buy Them Cheaper of Us Than at Any Other House in the
City. Our Assortment Is Second to None, and We Can Please, You
in Every Particular.
OUR PRICES DO THE BUSINESS.
1sTavy Blue Cloth Reefers, worth
$5- at $3.50
Cloth Reefers, full fur trimmed,
worth $7.00, at $5.00
Cloth Reefers, Astrakhan fur
trimmed, worth 8.50, at.. ..$6.50
Cloth Reefers, full seal trimmed,
worth io.oo, at $7.50
Tan Watteau Pleat Coats, worth
$9-O0 at $6.50
Fine Imported Diagonal Cloth
Reefers, worth S12.50, at.. ..$9.50
Cloth Capes, elegantly braided,
worth 18.50, at $10.50
English Newmarkets, with mili
tary capes, worthi8.5o, at..$14,50
Misses' All-wool Cloth Reefers,
worth S7.00, at $5.00
Tan Cloth Russian Blouses,
worth $18.00, at $14,50
Children's Eiderdown Walking
Coats, Angora trimmed, worth
2. 75 at $1.75
Children's Gretchen Cloaks with
long capes, worth $5, at $3,75
If You Are Interested in Low Prices You Want to See Our Furs.
DOUGLAS & MACKIE,
151. 153 AND 155 FEDERAL ST.. ALLEGHENY.
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In coffee, tea, chocolate and in many
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isfaction to the American people, and has
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Your Grocer & Druggist sell it.
Yoa can use it for general household purposes.
NEW ADVER1HEMENT3.
MONKEY, MINK and MARTIN
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Are the lead
ing furs this
season in
Ladies' Capes
and 20-inch
straight front
are the proper
styles. We
have a splen
did Monkey
Cape at $20,
an excellent
Martin at 35
and 40 and
Mink Sable at
$35 to $60.
They c?n-
not last long
at the prices.
Neck Scarfs
in Sable at
S5.00.
CC Inch Alaska Seal Jackets $127.00
2S-mch Aluska Seal Jaokets 157.00
30 Inch Alaska Seal Jackets 195.00
30-incli Alaska Seal Jackets, loose front 200.00
2S-Inch Alaska, No. 2 grade .150.00
ALL THIS SEASON'S PURCHASE.
Labrador Seal Capes ...... .$15.00
French Seal Capes., 7.50
Best Persian Capes, lull lencth. ......... 30.00
Fur Piping and Easing.
PAULSON BROS.,
Oldest Fur House In Pennsylvania,
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A Little Messenger
Tells her not to read too Ions by artificial
light. If you hare done so and injured
your eyes call at CHESSMAN OPTICAX
CO., 42 Federal Btreet, Allegheny. "We are
the best known firm of opticians in the
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R. G, Dim & Co.,
Westlnghouse Buildins, corner Penn Ava.
and Ninth St., Pittsburg, Pa
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most complete and extensive system ever
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Debts Collected and Legal Business at
tended to throughout the North American
ontinent. tbi
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, Wilton Carpets,
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And all kinds of Ingrain Car
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choice in colon 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.
GEO. I. SNIMI,
136 FEDERAL ST.,
ALLEGHENY CITY. PA.
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Jealous and selfish parties, nof satisfied by
bolm; knocked out by tbe use of our trade
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have lately resorted to other catch-penny
names to mislead the public to buy their
wares. More than that have copied our
advertisements entire. Look out lor them.
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Wholesale and Retail Jeweler,
65 FIFTH AVE.
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PURCHASERS .
DISCOVERING FRAUD.
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as well. Unreliable advertisers have discovered to their sor
row that EISNER & PHILLIPS have made themselves fa
mous and command the confidence of the public by advertising
just what they had for sale and assuring every purchaser that
they get full value for their money.
Why will you pay $16.50, $20, $18 and $22 for an Over
coat or Suit of Clothes when you can go to this ever-popular
firm and take your choice
What seems to excite exclusive hatters and please con
sumers is the special sale of all the popular shape Hats for
$1.24, actually worth $2.50.
EISNER & PH
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The Beoognizad Leading Clothiers, Furni3her3 and Hattere,
COR: FIFTH AVE. AND WOOD ST.
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Latest Fly Front; Cut Full Length.
For Overcoats
Fully Worth $9.
They're made of good black and
blue Chinchillas, and have warm
Cassimere lining.
FOR OVERCOATS
WUttTfl. $U.
They're made of Cassimeres and
Meltons in all shades, and perfect
in fit and finish.
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For Overcoats
Fully Worth $30.
These are made of finest Im
ported Kerseys, Beavers, Meltons,
Castors and Chinchillas equal in
every respect to the most expen
sive custom work.
KAUFMANNS.
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I'S OVERCOATS.
Full or Semi English Box Styles.
For Overcoats
Fully Worth $12.
They're made of all-wool, heavy
weighty Black Cheviot, well made,
lined and finished.
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$12
For Overcoats Fully
Worth $20.
These garments are made of extra
fine Meltons and Kerseys, in heavy
or medium weights.
$15
For Overcoats Fully
Worth $27.
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These superb English Top Coats
are made of Carr's celebrated treble
milled Meltons and Kerseys, finest
Elysians and Chinchillas.
COSTLY GIFTS TO MEN.
The Great Contest, a magnificently bound book of 601 pages, containing a complete and
correct history of the Civil War and steel engravings of the most active figures of that mem
orable period, sold by book dealers for $2, WILL GO GRATIS WITH EVERY MEN'S
SUIT OR OVERCOAT BOUGHT TO-MORROW. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::
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New, Nobby, Stylish,
Convenient,
CI IP FOR CAPE OVERCOATS
4)10 Fully Worth $25.
They are made of fine
quality, plain black heavy
Cheviot, have deep, full
cape, and are lined and
finished in a faultless man
ner. THE INVERNESS CAPE
GARMENTS,
Made of finest plain black
English Thibet Cloth, with
silk lining and silk-lined
cape worn to the opera
and receptions at greatly
reduced prices.
MACKINTOSHES,
Warranted water-proof ;
domestic or English make;
at away below other deal
ers' prices.
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OVERCOATS
$5
AND ULSTERS.
For Men's Ulsters
fully worth $9.
These Ulsters or Storm
Overcoats are made of
good, heavy Chinchilla
and haveplain sergelining.
(Fin For Men's Ulsters
$IU fully worth $16.
These grand garments,
made of blue, gray and
Oxford Chinchilla, and
fine flannel lined, will
afford complete protection
in coldest weather.
CIC For Men's Ulsters
4)K) fully worth $26.
These are the celebrated
London Storm Coats,made
of finest Montagnacs, Irish
Friezes, Shctlands and
Montagnacs, and lined
with best cassimere or
flannel.
COSTLY GIFTS FOR BOYS.
That thrilling book; "THE WILD WEST," written by Buffalo Bill, relating the dan
gers, massacres and battles of frontier life; 766 pages;- beautifully bound and worth $1.50,
will GO FREE with every Boy's Suit or Overcoat bought to-morrow. Those who don't
want the book can have a large Magic Lantern, worth $1.00.
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Latest Full Lengths, Double Breasted,
For Overcoats Fully
Worth $16.
These Double-breasted Overcoats
are made of first-class black, blue and
brown Beavers; matchless for durability.
For Overcoats Fully
Worth $23.
These very fashionable Double
breasted Top Coats are made of extra
fine Kerseys and Meltons, in all new
shades, have the heavy lapover seams and
plain dr velvet collar.
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For Overcoats Fully
Worth $26.
Only 900 of these exquisitely fine Double
breasted Garments. Materials are best-Imported
Meltons, Kerseys and Friezes. Fit
and style faultless.
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will give entire satisfaction.
For Men's Pea Jackets
and Vests; worth $12.
ThpsR arp made of extra quality blue
and black Chinchilla, lined with heavy,
fine flannel; very warm and snug.
For Men's Pea Jackets and
Vests; worth $18.
These garments are made of first-class Eng
lish Chinchilla, in black or blue, and are lined,
sewed and finished in the very best possible
manner: thev're stvlish. too. and surely "full
of comfort" in cold weather.
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