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PJTTSBUKGH DAILY FUST, SATURDAY, OCTOKKK 2tif 1886. FOR SAIE. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. OFTAriTEh OAT. HOTEL ALBEWARU.

i THE NEW THEOLOGY Cholera Iofantnm. Physicians who make a specialty of infantile diseases say that the great desideratum in cholera infantum, is proper t'soti: that being obtained the medical treatment becomes an easy matter. Mellin'g Food is a pre-digested food and has been proved of inestimable value in cholera infantum. YOUR FALL AND WINTER WHAT HAS THE TARIFF DONE FOR CARPETS? CLOTHIIG! Be sure to consult your own interests and examine our magnificent and extensive line of SUITS and OVERCOATS! 1 FOR TO-DAY! 4-Button Cut Suits in Frocks and Overcoats in Dark AND- CAPS AT- Manufacturers1 Prices! Furnishin Goods 15 Styles of Men's aways, 15 Styles of Men's Cheviots, GRATIS. An Elegant Limoges Clock, Embossed With Rosea, (liven Await H'ifh Eecry Sal ft of $15 or Over.

$io Meltons and $10 An Elegant Jirax J'riim tiiren Away With Every Child' or Jloy'ti Suit. A NSW KPv It. has loHtere.I un.l ilcvfloj.pil Aineriian (Jarpet liiHinitkclurin so that Anier irans now buy Carpets for lens than tlie price paid in Er.uland before our manufac turers got a strong foothold PROOF See the following un surpassed prices now offered bv us the lowest eer known in the trade: Common Ingrains, 2o to 40c. Best All-wool Ingrains, 65 to 80e Bestii-ply Ingrains, 90c lauestrv brussels, ou, ru, to mf and 80 cents. Body Brussels (best line in city) 85e and $1.00.

Special Patterns of Best Body Brussels, 1.25 to $1.50. Best Moquettes, $1.25 to $1.50, Best Velvets, $1.10 to $1.35. Furniture and Curtains 0. M'CLINTOCK CO. ck.

33 FIFTH AVENUE. 33 PITTSBURGH COMBINATION CLOTHING COMPANY, Cor. and Diamond. SSts YV I-I SALE HTTLTS 35 JOS. H0RNE Cor.

Wood and Liberty Sts. FLANNELS, BLANKETS AND YARNS NOW OPEN. We are prepared to otter the entire production of the followluK Mttl In Fl.mneu and Man kets; Kuinttericar ine and Heavy lannel; Alaska Mllli Heavy a -In. Klannel; MilU Heavy 2-ln. Hannol; ltce of Sharon Mills White and tJolored IlliinkoU; West Va, Mill White Country Klanketa, together with an eiceptional line, a to pri and variety, In Plain an Twilled Flannels, Comfortable.

Colored Klatikets, Mklrtlntf Flannelr, ft. Mary's Mill Yarns. Folarls Mill Yarns, Oertuan Saxony Yarns and Zephyrs, In all grades. WHOLESALE LIT I Y. Unquestionable duality and Low Prices.

i aveu True Bills round AitninM Him Other lx-al M-atlerta. Tbe United States grand jury yesterday found seven true bills of two indictments each against Samuel K. (ny, formerly Chief ClerK of the Pension Office here. The indictments nance him with falsely maktnu: checks to ob tain money from agents of theJoverninent and uttering the same. Gay was suspected of crooked practices in connection with his posi tion tn the Pension Office last summer, and an investigation resulted in his arrest at Cleve land.

A true hill was also returned against Mrs. E. Nelson and Alice Nelson, whe are charged with obtaining- a letter containing $7 from the Postornce at Heaver ait? anureweo. io Ltennls Hoiran. Other true bills returnea were: Joseph Frick, inaliina newsajiers with manu script iLaiier lncioseu; iniaiu nnunu, icin-fving without paving the special tax: Edward Hall and John Smith, breaking a seal on a bonded car on the Pennsylvania Railroad.

In the I. Lnsirict i oun me cae oi iu Vnlted States vs. Marv Jane Speelman and Thomas Tilbrook, McKeesport, who are charged with conspiracy todefraud tne government of was on trial. Johu Whitehead, Mrs. Sjeeluian's brother, died in the service of his countrv.

and a pension was obtained his mother, Kehecca wmteneia. neiore the pension was received Mrs. Whitehead died. and Mn. Speeiman put in a claim for the lull amount for nursing and caring for her mother.

Tiihmoir. who a mstice of the lie are. assisted in prosecuting the claim, which is alleged to te excessive. A a am Karns. charged with embezzling pen slon money letongliii4 to his wani, was acquit ted yesterday.

Ihe Bnuuell tint Id Court. Colonel W. I. Mixre applied to Judge White yesterday for the release of Mrs. Bunnell on bail.

Mrs. Bunnell is charged with poisoning her nephew, Eddie Thaw. Judge White decided to hold the matter over until after the hearing before Iteputy Mayor Qrlpp on the charge of murder, and will hear arguments on the motion for bail on Monday morning. Urand Jnry ludfrtuienta. The county grand jury yesterday returned the following true bills Joseph Bros-eski, aggravate! assault and battery; Charles Thompson, entering a building with intent to commit a felonv: John Shallenberger, larreny from the person and receiving goods; Joseph Olaokcn, a.eault and battery: illiam V.

Mason, open lewdness: Edward Clark, felonious assault and battery: lavid Jones, larceny and receiving stolen gootis. Legal Hews Htm. A. cbarged'witU the murder of his wife by abusmu; her while in delicate condition, will be put on trial in the Criminal CVurt on Monday. The couple resided on iiherty street, near i weitn street.

The Rev-done Bridge Company riled an an neal to the Supreme Court from the decision ot tne tower court rerusmg to restrain tne cn rhcials from collecting the business tax. This is a -ase and will le watched with interest bv the buiiinefS men of the Stute. The Club ha received its charter. The case of William A. Powell and wife vs.

Jackson I'ugh, a suit to recover pension money anegea to nave oeen imiroieriv paia mmene fendaut, t5 still on trial before Judge Collier. A verdict for the plaintifl. for W7 was rendered in an action on a contract brought by trrett l'avis against J. i narie Heden. 1 he iurv i out the case ot Richard Boyd vs.

Wm. lilt. This is an action tor le3papt it being alleged that the defendant dug a trench in dangerous proximity to the foundations of tne piaintin in nartiers. John Brown vg. William Lane, suit for is on trial before Judge Ewlng.

In the Criminal Court George Stevenson was convicted oi" selling liquor in Ellzalieth. a pro hibitory district; kit tie Hite, Annie Naglc an'l John magufre were a-jutttel of agg ra vated assault and battery, the cosU leing divided between the defendants and the jroce cutrix, rranKie Benedict. HKEakEMU UK AUO'N HEART. the Ni. LmtlN Club 9lfce a Show of Ihe htcajco Cham pfoDM.

ST LoriR, October '21 The fifth Knic of the World's championship series t-d ay between the Chicago? an 3 the St E'-ui? Browns waa a very tame art air, the latter wicninK eas lty by a score of V) to 3. The new umpiring plan whs revived anl the few rinse decisions atifbe-l every one. umpired li-r Chi eaten, IuVUuai'Ie Tfr St. Imis, and Kelly officii jitel tietween the pitcher's bux and second base as referee. The playing on both side? was very loose, tne naumir.

neavy ana tne errors numer ous. The seemed for me to have lost confidence in themselves and plaved a wretch ed leame both at the bat and in the field. Flint especially himelf by his many efiiv iuc rrtwG sennnic twice pasbed bails and once on a wild throw to third base. liilamson itehed for the Chicago; In the tint innicfr, but was knovked completely out of the tox and Kyan occupied that position hr tne remainder ii tne gaine lhe latter urn aoo worw lor time, hut ao'n as Flint Itean to play out he wa obliged to ea.e ami toys the baft slow iv over tne plate, ana tneretore battei freely and hard. Burn in the right held made two catly errtirs, allowing two men to score who otherwise would have been left on bases, Hudson pitched for the Browns and did mot excellent work, only three hits -einif made hie delivery.

Ttiia was his rirst eflort with the hicac" and he held the champions wn to three hits, one being tuue hv Ane-n in the i.ist inning when it was ahiMit too dark to see the )all. cautiht him in his usual hril liant f-iyie. Carnthers did me brilliant battinie at critical itotnts the came an1 heided in splendid style. The attendance was very larKe. it hemic estimated that 13,000 wit nessM the game.

The game was called in the seventh inning on account of daikness. Of the names played so lar, the Chicago have two and the Krown three. The following is me score: ST. LOUS. KB 1 A HltAHO.

A Lath 3. 1 0 cru ran 1 NeiU.lf 1 ii 1 1 '1 0 CnuiiR, 1. 1 1 1-Welch, ff.l Kobsn, 2 111 Hu on, 1 1 0 1 0 1 (lore, ft Ke 0 Anson, 1 0 1 Wetter 1 1 0 Hurns.A.r 1 Kyan, phi Dalrvm.lf 0 0 c. 0 Totals. .10 11 ai lu 3j St.

Chicago -10 1 0 fi- Earnel runs St. Iu la, a. To-i-ase hits-Couilskey, Welch, Auson. Three bate hits- Carutbers. Hudson.

Total base? on hit-SL 1: tneago, 4. Left on baser S-t. Ioui 2: Chicago, 4. stulen iasea lathatn( Welch Kel v. Ffcfter.

Vt i liamson. Kyan and lalrvin pie. Struck out Bv bv lyan.3. Hat ter hit Kyan. Ha.es on balls oil Hudson, WUhaUiton, 1: tt Kyan, J.

I ball Hushorig. 1: Hint, i Wild Titches Kvan. Base hit St. luis, 11: 3. Erron St.

Ijouis, Chicago, -i. t'o pi res Quest and iucQuaiae. Keieree Kelly. H1CAG0 A S1DF.B. Mark Baldwin, of the South Side, na beeu signed to pitch for the t-'hicagocs.

During tlie season rist ended he made a brilliant record a pitcbi-r in the Iuluth eiub, of the Northwest ern Lei -ue. The club won the League penant Qieny accouiu oi rsamwin pitcnmg. Spauldiiig. of the i'hicag-ies, saw him playing recenuy auu o-ucianea losmu mm. Hiildwiti Is umte a young man and power fully built.

tlis parents reside Carson street, s-uth Side, and he will -pend the winter wttn tnem. his rather ani oihTS expected mm mr young ma a wouia na pllCJie'l again the Krowns yesterday. SKI Wellft' Health Kenewcr'' icstoree health and vigor, cures Impotence, Nervou, lability. For Weak Men, lftiicate Women. -H 6 Merriinuta.

if you to eeft a complete lin of Kthbotis, plain ir Picot, dgd, all widths ami shades inside priret, se the stock ot (exulusively wholesale,) 820, 822, Idtwrry street. KdkI'nIi Corel urojw. Choire Knglish corduroys in the svral width conls ami latent coluringsi. Thest gotnlaare meeting great favor for ladies' uresaea, and have given universal satis faction. Hacke, Market street and Fifth aveotie.

iibibdU Kevol vri Rt Hnlf-t'rtre Lare lot of Shotguus to he closed cut at halt Big bargain for those who rail soon. Also, a lot of second It -ties, Shotguns and Kevolversat jour own price. l. 11 Johnston, 6L Smith Held street Vk are headquarters for scarlet wool underwear for ladies, gnta and children call and tee tbe goods and prices at 40 nth avenue. OC 23.TTStf 1K1.FI MAN BLACK.

htirewcl are always looking out for novelties at hence buy goods from Poktek Donaldson. wholesale only, 8i0, 822, 821 Liberty street, B. A 5tta Heal Kuglish Cashmere Stocking black 50c a pair. Bogs Bt'HL. An extensive variety of choice designs in black brocade Mlkf, at oO cents pt yard.

Ihee gooil are extra gocd value. Ht'Gt'S Hacke, Market street and Fittb avenue. K. At B. Meu's furuishings.

Big department iu new room at the door. I nderwear bar gaius to-day. Best quality. Lowest prices. Itouiss Bi hl.

errhaDU see our line of Kid and Fabric Gloves. Flushes, Velvets, Striped Velveteens ami li ib buns. PtdtiEK Donalu.ion Combination Robe. New combination robes in 60 dirlurent designs and colorings, at f-i 50 each, ex tra full patterns aud very desirable. Hirous Hacke, Market street and FifUi avenue.

B. A B. lucks'I 0i a pair, in ail the Fall shades, 'ew, fresh, direct inoportationp, Bogus Bi hl. tit 3 les in JLaillea1 Ha is. Montz, I sola, Mas, Kuis and Spa.

All tita stopped tree by Kline's tireat iNerve nte after nrtdav uee.iar velous cures, reatise and trial twttie free to tit cases, isend: lr. Arch Kt hitter advertisement. ym sai.k II A It I iN 1 i rn. (c9 lOUSALK rT I lis! riltM.fi u-, 1 47 ev eutli atrtiet. Hf.MV lit- HAf, lOK I 'Ih? jtn.1 I run Work, Ntv.n-i f.tiri"ai stock.

1 1 -hit-rf THOS. A Hi, I A 1 SA LK- HI KA KNTUIN K'4 H'db arid Mf-hmpr7: A lrlai 'lain Knicine in over and horU'Mitnt, nt ml! Ik and much innr t) it 'rt'ia A It 4 M-aiKS, Agent, ud tri rvsmhj, IH-burKb. ok sam-: a ma turttiiE clt. nli'Hi! IKt fi I 1 Scroti avenue, ni-nr I'ihI un 1 HtilhMnt' I FourtfHnth ward. in ttm 1 ward, htuutr lilUUAM Kuuith avfrmr.

fOK HA A I.AKK OK Snrond Imnii IkmUit In rnit- inir from 2 1 to -r inrnn? in liauirtr, atid 111 2H IW-l. ftnP'l un.l vlln-lnr lloilrr ln.ipectnrVrcrlihfi fr it with boiir. Also, lare Mi' of niw raun batttl. Kn-pairing done promptly at'lhri Wwt Toint Ho works, comer Twenty thin! fl Sitiallinnn ap-tffcW J. MUNKoha StN.

to orations an fur a.i 4-liatiue tn i of 01 harnpHfi is I 1 ID ifolDK luit handllnir Ka-torn harne--. from thi time I wilt all mv own luirtn-Hs rlitM here in the and i will vive yu the he-t irnod? In the markf-t for the After looking over my stock I (tnl I have ret of smule htixy httinf'KH, Ka-trrn make, that 1 am oiler you nX pnres thsit wa neveroftered in the oily Veto re. 1. 00k at prinet: llarm-M n4d fur i io 5. Harness fold for iiti in.w fl, llariiCf HoM fur t2l rinw Jla, mii evt iy in the fliop will be sold licfow th'-ir value.

I mean PHt what i H.IV. t-ome and fur It will do Von to buy at tius- at the coi nerof avenue and ytret. auJ3-TTS-tr S. A.MK1'JKI,AIN. PUBLIC SALE i.

PUBLIC SALE Of the Sheuan pursuant to a ill and A lion Kail road li-cree of the fin-uit ('our! of the fritted State for tJie Western of Penn the I Hh day of October, io. ifertn, iwi, equity, we will expose to puhlb: Sale mid li to th- hlh est and tst bidder at Public Auction, at She nanyo. Merrer fenns ylvania, at the function ol ibe Shenansfo and AUehenv Kml road with the Atlantic and 'ireai Western Railroad, now (be New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Kailroad, near frecnviUe, on the -lay A. I. ISsT, at I '1 OYIock on, the bdlowtnic property, viz: All that certiiin railroad known as the Shenanirn and Allegheny hnilroad, the uiain line of which cx lends from (Treenville.

in the county of Mercer, Pennsylvania, to Hillyard, tn the countv of liutier. In said State, bein a distance of Kut 47 intlc. with the various ptdinic-', road bed. turn tables, water lana- and an property and appur lenan-'o connected therewith, and ali the (ran chides of the faid shtnai-iro and Alleuhenv Kailroad a corporation of the State 01 ri'tin-ylvaiua. I i A i.raiii-h known as the Keed branch, run nmu from Heed's station, in Pine township, IIerr-r county, on tlie main line of the road, a distance of one? one loiH mile to Filer, Sutdfl Co.

mid Krnir, Ournes Al k.u. ot Uih Pr.iiM-h ttiR company owns one thousand .4 tti" nearest the main line ot the ralir-id company, and all tlie Tbe ilev 1 1 am-h, extending ii (wtint near Kiler station, in Pine Alercer countv, westerly al-oa one and one half inics to th1 ---'Hi ir.incrf of We-Terman 1 and the Shit rn Coal I'ompan sabt Pti.e towu.sfiip: of this biHii-h the defend ant company own one thou-and feet of he fiefl and rail nearest to he iino of the defendant n.tnpanv ra I. branrh, 1 1 1 1 ti tr from BraucSiton, in Slippery Po. Butler countv, on ine main lino i a s.m tierly di re lion throimb Cherry b'wn-hip, Hutler cuuutv, thro and two tenth to Coidtown said "herrv tf.wn-hip. lhis branch con trucied by the Vniou t'oal and "oke 1 ompanv, limited, and pur aid company by tlie defendant In ivii-r Piuli; thou, and doiiar? (fH, Uf ni'oey defendant compaii' paid siifh ainu1 tbat the i-ntire bal.ne, un paiu, wiui on iHHli, wa twenty itirce ihou-aud and -evn hundred and llttv one hundredth-- fbdUir" 7 5 1M).

1U0. the nufh branch extends from Hratn fiton, 111 aoi rnpperv liock towiLbin, a to iom 1 in faid jicrry township and including it branch and siding 1- hve and one ouart'r lon 'tttf. 1 tie Hull alley branch exrend- from a p-dnt r.n tbe mam line. In Marion townhin Hutler cointy. and oiip IpiII miie ir-m lliil yards Statfoi a of tnree and u- th.) fr town t-ratjih abut uv mile ward iy from riranchtoii tb- ie wa- -n.

te-1 the yf.tr a line raslioatl exicnuin ft said point d-twii Hfiticr, 1. di-tance at bvi-nry-tw mile-; ihi- ro.id called ttie Penn and Stien.tnofnnei lini; Kaiiroad, Thi, railroad 1 opciatf-d by the hen nay and Aile iihenv liatiio-nl mpany undor a joint con Sheiiiiiiuo and Allcuhen 'he Kailna It act bclwi-en tlie Kaiiroad 'oinpttny oinpany the C'Uine'O, mn a Hrm includes oj.t West IV and Shcnnmrc I wnn-h contrii' the Shctouo and Ail UtiCiiv Kaiiro.id mi-. my to tb-aid renn and sbcmintfo ounectmic baiiro.nl trie Shenano and Alle gheny iiHiiroH-l at Htitier wilh the "it Penn I vans a liai I ra-i, a with the Hiltsburyh ant western haiiPMit. I with tli mam line and th diflerent branches thereof are vanoun 5wibhej, turii-outf ant sidmn. owned by tlie ntb.t i -mii pan amount' ru, in the aji-resale to ut ten and tenths imley.

the did rat i read and the sidsntii and branches are conirucfed a riht of way i.ty INtnncctct wttn thi satd mum line and the above menu-met bra indies are depots ami tiepn prouiui at i recti n.e, snen.tuijo, Man but, l-rcd'-nia. Altrcer. Fiier, H.rri slle, Mr inch town, ick? Stati. Huvards, ivoy ai. a iiiiiyar Ao, at siicnano.

are car j-hoj machine arii suit! shop-, cist inif shops and other bun. imiis tied in connection with tbe company; also, the line are alne houses, turn-tanle, w.tter track ami van-m; oih-T ani lufcchlnery, bxiurc and huiK'Uigs, counected witn me rat'-road. 'Iheie are aio coiinc ted willi ihe gaid road ami brancbe-, and ucd in their cer tain loi-oinoiivt." ana sf-ck. pany also own- tiuv r-jtu-n us teh-arajdi wire torn rfppurnoi.itoM ami also to ils. tenuis, i furmtutc in in the lactone.

luces and the pany nere ami eiscwncre. i no ontpsnv ais own- cerlaiu tracts real etae. I ertin hcn.B ami encumbrances-, situated 3Iercercounty, i'a. Allot tne aoove menu med re it and personal property, wen ine tcii.iti. cs, luilv de sciibed in tiieabMce u.entioned decree, and the car tru-t contracts under hi.

certain id the pain roinni! stuck i tic Hi iuot the liens and en upon certain ot tin- said real estate are also stu i th in the saiu accrue, to winch leiercncc is hereby wade. That the pi-' portv shnil not ti- Ics. sum than sn twfiitv ttve thoifUTHt itnd that at the time of Siiniale ttic per-'ii, or persons irchu-inii the sani properiy pay ior tne same tn manne a- Miows itty FVMHtf) doli.tr-s c.i-tli, and the entire balance of the purch-ie mone within sixty tJrys al'icr tbe sle -hall he connmied oy The Court payable in cash or receivers cert hum te? h.ods and coupons a in ihe decree ol the t'otirt jitt. all provide for. HKNKY BAWLF, 2.

SllKlM. Trustees and Vmiius-n-oerJ. 1 P. ATs IN, ritL-burah, FRAN IS HAW l.K. iii.iiiiiK in'hti; UlSl'JiAM, Philadel phia.

Attorney. TO 1ET. 1 KOI liiiht maniifiicturinsi. third rl 17 St'v. nth rcct.

1 v1 rf i.Alii; STORi: AM) I 'i'i In v. -I '-iov! rein, ai-iiiif. Iniiiiiro M.KU I 1 1 HAAli. 17 inpiliate i rH LET THE inVKbUNG HOUSE INo. licnilo reet, near Feder street ynd the 1'arks, Aileviieny con tainirijf room.

ceihir. attic aisd 'all cnvc nlences; mo.iefnTc rent to i o.j tenant. An ply to MAX srtiAMHhlfM, r7 Snnthhe'd rwi. i i Lt on ru ii. i'a.

i.Kr-TiiK "I'l'NN" nrir.n. lAt Ihe new cil-Ii 'toiv husiur- ouuiiintr now oeuiir erectci on enn avenue near Seventh street, will be readv br occupancy February It is f.et front bv 114) fee tUcp prev-ed brick, with handsome irrani'e ano Mi-tie entrance the ftwo) t'rune" elevato-s and stirav Steaui heat and all the nio-b-rti iinprovetnent's cood Ineht on all and a la rue Iiht and iirea in me iir oi MiiMinif. noi retted by ictober the tir-t wdl be viied into two store b.ilance Into orh-( or business ruiis. t-ry low roots to tenants: no sleepinj rcnuil. Special terms tor those wnnnLr entire fl tors for ndi or rooms.

SAMI w. liLAi'K. 5 ruurth ii veil uo Oids-f-t BUSINESS CHANCE. APITAU.STS OK IlioN MAXU- facturer? wislunit fate mestment tne uuin. anu navinu any auiouut up to one hundred thousand dolfars, can meet the name amount here to erect a mlhiii mill an ft chain works, ror lurtner mioruiation 1 His '( Agents, Ahi SPECIAL NOTICES.

OTICK FOK ATI AL GAS lruest vanetyfn the city at HL.ll ll'S HA-XK, t7 Seventh street, Itetween I'enn and oc7-tf fi I VT PT KE RYE WHISK'S It is the only whisky that cn iafeiy recommended by the medical fraternity to patient requiring a stimulant, ana tor a It is unsurpadjO-1; In of consumption, indirection and dypesia it highly recommended on account of Itj and purity, 1 per full quart tnUtle or hia bottles D-r All varieties pure California equally as it ood. If not tetter, than the Imported wines, at SUc per full quart bottle. KLtM-1ISU, Jjruita-tst, No. Marfeat cor of tho Diamond, Vitubursh, i'. fe7-p OCTOBER 1.

RETAIL STORES. STORE full ot new goods and customers is the condition of things just now, and with our largely in creased force of salesmen satisfying the wants of the many buyers is easy, the goods are litre that is the great point and at right prices, whether your judgment decides this or not it is always the case here. Some Black satin Khadames that are dawn in price lor this week, 75 cents, 8o cents, 1.00 and a yard, these are exceptionally ood goods lor wear and ap pearance; some extra bargains in Black Gros Grain Silks too, to keen them company. In the elvet Department a marvel ously large assortment oi new designs Striped elvets Jrom ll.U0 a yard, you can eee such a large variety elsewhere; Striped Plushes too, the newest. urther along tins same room you come to tlie biggest Dress Goods Department in this sec tion of country, dress goods here representing all and every kind that people are going to wear this season, from the Suiting Cloths at 50 cents up to the handsome Imported Dress Patterns and the rich French Broadcloths and the extremely tashionable English Suiting then plain color weaves, like Camel's Hair Cloths, broad Wale Diagonals, Cords, Checks are here, then Plaids, smooth or rough surfaced, as you may wkh, Cloakings, all the newest.

While here take a look in the Suit Room, Jackets, Raglans, Newmarkets, (these as low as $5), Short Wraps, the best $20 Plush Coat that's made, and ones for more money. Take an advance look at the Furs and Seal Skill Wraps, buy 'em now or later on, we can suit you at any time. Wraps and Suits for Children are lie re loo so go on around this Store, take your time and look around carefully, the time so spent ismoiity to you in your buying. It's a pretty big store, growing too; people's vants are looked after carefully do they know it' It looks like it. The prices are right.

this big trade says so, and the goods are here, no fears then about the customers. JOS. ORXE cf TA II, 9 TOK ES. EXX A EX E. RANKIN'S LOZENGES Always STOP COUGH INC ami allay IKKITATION of I IH rV II II i TP to IIIU IlliO.V 1 Kuchararieristiof uionary I 25c Tin Boxes-All Druggists.

J.J ARRIS' MAMMC AltRIS' MAMMOTU MLSELM MUMiAV, ot TOHEK a. tipectaculur Melo-lirama, -STOBM blatkn: One uf the iiuieiufiocift ever accu on any tate. All ol tlip ftrminal pecntf an.l M-iu'e IN KICKS. TO-1 A -H Vl 1 ,1 ,1 1'l () CERA IolK I.oriS JAMES yi Alii AIN KhillT, MA TINtK ATSIiCUM K. .1111 AIM, AHIH Nin iliNfJ.

tVEMMUirui's West week Auuee. "11 A LET BIJOU THEATER Week eoinmencinK 1H Matinees Wednesday and Saturday, THE HANLoNS, In tin- ft rand Kairv Spectacular, I-AM ASM A tb t. 'Mansfield in "Prince Karl." AUIiY WILLIAMS' iicursic I li A MATIN Kb Tl HAY AT 2. I SHII.I.': ttillil.nin K1.T1K-;. T1IK VANISHING l.AHY.

XI'KCIAIU'Y AKlI.slK. WANltD. IMPORTANT TO HOL'SEKEEI'EUS I ANTKli I'ontmt ts lol anish Ka-h. st isfartlon ir von or no v. .10 is MAMU' 11 I Ml VVDLH, federal street, Allegheny l-lty.

ocaetly TANTEI) I'TO KNOW W. II. MAKT1N. No. al3 Market street, -ell.

111 I er set, iiueennare.i-ariietii, jnovcp, aii'l everythlniE in the ltnuekeser" lini'. than any other credit h-ue tn I'itltliuriih. au31rrstl WANTED A SOBER, INDUS- u-t man to travel and wolicit unlcr: tor our xsurscry Permanent empb-y. ment, oalary and expen-e to the riiht man. Stat and references, li.

(i. -II ASK S. '( I I -to south Penn 5-qua re, Philadelphia, 'a. 1 ANTED EVERYONE WHO derdrc to own their own house to know that we can tell you a hit and build you a on ino' ihly but little more than you are now paytnic for hou-e rent. Youosn 5ttll coniraft tor your house anl have it ready for occupancy before the close of tbo ye r.

iM-M'iNK At i'oriI'KK, Keal t-stato Anentf and Auctioneers, Fourth Avenue, petb-if PROPOSALS. 4IUIo Hlvrr Imnntvfinfiit. KiM'k l.i-ftvallon ni Urand linln. QKA CAT.ED IMtoroSALS IN Dt l'LI- A'l'K will te at this offl -c unt il noon, local time, on Tuesday, the iih day of ictoter. IHHrt, fi-r ('leaking ui and reuio in rock- from the channel of the Mho river at the trand C'hain.

HlanK for proposals ami all infonna-tton can be obtained on application to ot-hce. I-ANSINO li. HKArH, lt Lieutenant Knirinoeis. r. S.

Kite nicer Mtice, u-iom House, Cincinnati, September IS, IS. SeJ7 K''l--1 lroikMlH l.r MlnrAl (1I. M. 1 .1 EFFKJiSN I ctolK.r I 1, ALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIP- subject to Uj-ual conditions. will received at this office, until II o'clock A.

(Central Standard time? on 1 uurnfay, the I Itli day of Noveiukr, at whuh'iline ami place they will be opened in the presence of attending hbiders. for dcliv-snnK IOO.IMMI Kallon Mioernl (Ml. at the ille liepit, Indiana, in tire gallon cans each. I toit verier to commence by Itecemhpr 1 be completed by January I-l, Ih7 in iwh quantities, and at uch ltween tlioe daUNS, a tuaybe avreed upon. The fioveriiuient reserves the rlht to reject any or all ppq-onala.

Preference jeuen to article? of domestic pn-dui-ii'iD and manufacture, condition? if pri-e and quality letng e.jual, and such preference given to articles of American production and manufacture, produced on the Pacific coast, to the extent of the consumption required bv the public service thee. Hlanks and full information a to bidding, wii! be furnished by thi? office on application. lilU'S SAXTON, Asitant tieueral, S. Army. octao-ii -a-aa-nov-fl-s.

I In Tlie HitiirtNomf 'Vew llbllHhmeiit of MeMtr. Bioglimu seneer. About the first of last April an army of artisans of various trades Imgan work ou the remodeling of the Patterson Block, Sixth street, cornwr of Penn avenue Their work was about, completed last week, and the result of their laitor is truly astonishing. Itwasnotfie iutentiou of the proprietors of the hotel, Messrs. Binjj-bam Spencer, to open until a later date but the large crowds of people who were attracted to the city induced them, as a matter of accommodation to tbe public, to receive guests last Mod.

The hotel was named after the popular and handsome of Madison Square, New York, and it is the intention of the proprietors to make tbe Pittsburgh "Albemarle" in every way reflect credit on its metropolitan namesake There are 125 guest rooms, the ms.iority of which are directly lighted from lartze windows and are tbe personification of cheerfulness. It would be sate to say that no hotel in the country the size of the Albemarle has si larger number of desirable rooms. The furnishment of the hotel is of such an elaborate and expensive character as to impress one with the idea that cost was not taken into consideration when the carpets, furniture, mantels, were ordered- To eay that everjthiug of the very liest is to state the exact truth. The hotel is well supplied with exits, as there are three stairways, one in the center of the building, and one on either end, in addition to the elevator. There are two iarge dining rooms on the second floor besides the cafe on the ground tioor ot the structure.

The cuisine is under tbe supervision of an Italian chef of en viable reputation, who wii! see that novel, palatable and wholesome dishes are placed on the table. The banmiet room is an other feature that will commend itself to the favorable consideration of a Pittsburgh public. It is separate from either of the other dining rooms and is just what has been needed this vicinity tor use ou special occasions. Tbe hotel will be conducted on the i American and European plans, the manner and cost living being lft entirely who the wishes ot the guest. The terms are liberal.

On the American plan rooms aud board can be obtained for day and upward. On the European plan rooms can be secured at cl pr day aud upward, according to thesieandlocation, the cost of living by the latter plan being regulated by the aniwtite and desire of the guest. Iba proprietors ot tbe "Aibsmarle, Mr. James M. Bingham and Mr.

Charles M. spencer, need not be introduced to a Pittsburgh public, as they are both wdl and favorably known as gentlemen fully competent to run a hotel. Mr. C. B.

fiamai is head clvrk aua will be assisted by Mr. W. trtnoud, late of the Forest City House, Cleveland. The general impression swrus to be that the "Albemarle" will rapidly jump to the front rank and will be quickly recog nized as one of the leading hotels of the State, a position to which its furnisment, arrangement and location certainly entitle it. HIGHLY mbrelln Nnle.

SHr. time ago we made a coitrat with a reliable umbrella maker, who wished to keep his hands employed during the dull mouth, for a large lot of silk umbrellas, at lower prices than has ever been con tracted tor in the history ol tie umbrella trale. For tbe next few weeks we pntpo.se to sell these goods at the following rSTHEAKP-OF PKli ES, thus giving our patrons the full beuetit of the reduction Pure twilled silk, paragon frames, I Pure twilled Hilk, sterling silver head, Pure twilled silk, karat gold head. ui r.o. Pure Gloria, ad silk and wool, warrant ed three rears, Pure "Hol3 roodt" our own brand, warranted three years, Pure derby mohair, superior to alpaca.

fl 25. Also the latest Japanese designs in bandies, ihese prices are a tntle over first cost, but we propose to sell enough to justify it. F. (i. Paulson, 441 Voxi street.

Uonele Jar Ret We otened a complete line Black. Brown and Navy vesterdav. lr, is broken to-day. Kxpect new ou8 Mowdav. Mer chants order at once and we will try and supply you.

Poktek amson, wholesale only 820, H24 Liberty street Laiies and Child reu's Kuglish cash mere bust. French ribbed hose, domestic wool bose, in blacks, blues and browns, The largest assortment and at tbe very lowest prices, at ritth avenue. OC IJKCKI.MAN Bl.ACK. B. A B.

Our own importation, fresh from the manufacturers. Swede Moufjuetaire aud our own special 5 Button I.eal Kid, the 'M-j(f-" both fl uo a pair, all the pood ueairaoie shades. Ri'HL, 4m, Water mui! Nieam I Iltlng. For any work in the way of fitting for Gas, Artificial Gas, water Meaui, either hich or low pressure, in quire of tbe Standard Car Heating Com pany Works, and Branch Office, Saudinky street, from Kobinson to sa hell Allegheny. Telephone No.

A General Office, Garrison alley, Pittsburgh. Tele phone No. 1,185. e'J7-tf M. A It 1-ive-button, scalloped but, in the choice tan, grey and brown shades, 75c a pair, Kid Glove Department.

Rougs I.adiea have you seen the new Iola and They are stylish and becoming Ask your miHiuer to show them to von. nil lorn in l.irnrnluu VIA Vatai-h K'Hiteoi-ioter -'ti; frui I'hicHo, round trip 15, from St Louis .7 'Mi to San Francisco or Los Angles and return, Tickets tirot class aud gootl six months, For further particulars inouire of A. Brackeuride P. corner fcvent-h avenue aud Suiithtield streets, Pittsburgh. i.ol of iiot fur I'lUtthtirtth.

J. H. Johnston, oji Siuithtield strett, is agent for Kemington juries. Shotguns aud Winchester llitlns, Colt Fire Arm Company's Uities, Shotguns and Revolvers. The celebrate! L.

O. Smith Shotguns, and a host of other prominent inakw. In f.n he ban everything in the gnu line. II. A H.

Pee them to-day, the Cashmere SUx-k-ing-s, three pairs fu fl 00, Hosiery Ie-partinetd now down at i be door. KiMir.s lU'Hh. ftlleHaiU lrens naierlatn Kxclusive and in pluf-h, wool and leaded fabrics, in mixed iter ts with plain solid colors for combinations. Also a large variety of choice medium grade goods in plain and fancy weaves. Hacke, Market street and Fifth avenue.

BAB. Four button Suede, tnn sbades, per pair, Glove Department. Botitis l.riiL. Now is tbe time to prepare for the ld weather coming. We have in stock full hoes of scarlet wool, camel's hair, Scotch wool, colored and white merino underwear for ladies, gouts and t-biblren at bottom prices.

Call and exam Ice our stock. LE iki.man tV Black, oc 40 Fittb avenue. I see in The Post of yesterday a case of foitre or swelled neck and regarding it as incurable. I want to say that 1 nrrer failed to cure every case that came under my treatment. IK.

Kky.sku. 41H Penn avenue. -e wearing the Max, Kms and Spa Hat-, It. A B. Men's Neckwear, new, sales.

Upper stores, new for to-day room at the door. Bnus Ui hl. Flies i'nretl or the money refunded. All diseases of the rectum permanently cured by the HnnkcrlHdt system. A new and common sense treatment, without the knife or ligature.

A painless, safe and certain cure for piles, nnre. ntuia, polypus and procidentia. Also chrome inflammation and ulceration of the rectum, the latter an unseen and unsuspected terror, producti.g various symptoms of and in mot case the irue cause i never kntiwn. The Krtnkerh'-ii gvfy teni is now practiced in every lame city in tte t'ntted States, and by which hundreds of thousand have already been cured. It is the only means by which" the-e uiaiadie- can be uccesstuily treated, without pain and inconvenience or detention from business.

I-ettrrs frm cured i.aticnts can seen at my office. J. lKde, M. new 'o. 6-i7 1'enn "avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.

Book on Diseases tLe Be- -turn free to an address. 'trice hnuri from 0 A. M. to 4 P. M.

Telephone No. 474. es-tf Aviee to not tiers. WlJfSLOW'B SOOTHIMS SVRUT BtOOll Away be htm when children are eatting teeth. relieves the little sufierer at once: It produces natural, quiet aleep by relieving the child from pain, and the little chenb awakea as "bright a button." It is very pleasant to taste.

It soothes the child, softens the gams, allays all pain, relieve wind, emulates the bowels, and the bn known remedy fereMarrfeoe whetktf arising from (eethlox or other caasea. Tweaty-Irtoeati a boiUe, MITJ- IN THE 151 BY THE PKES-KYIERIAN SYOI. Resolution Df eUrlDK AclBlt Ih Doctrine Fntnre Prbtla. Takti So Stork la lr. Pearsoa Pruinaiive OrthodoiJ An ABi- Dialed Dlseumiun Exerftd The meeting of the Stat Synod of the Prewbyteriau Church yesterday took an animated turn during the morning session.

Rev. Dr. Arthur T. Pearson, of Philadelphia, offered a resolution which, if patted, will sound the death knell of what is known as progressive theology. A short time ago, it will be remembered, some younc ministers, graduates of An- dover Seminary, applied to the Board of Missions for work in the foreign fields and their applications were referred to the Prudential Committee.

This committee refused to indorse any of the applicants, owing to the fact that they bad am rued their belief in future probation, a doctrine at variance with the church creed. The action of the committee, it is generally prompted the rolu-tion. Among other things embodied in it is the following paragraph believe ih-it tlie doctrine ff probation after death is contrary to the general teach inj? ii Scrii.tur. that it is at best be classed among those vain and unprofitable questions wbich are speculative ami dangerous. This rioptrine su emboldens men in sin.

hardens them against the appeals of the rospel, ami especially cuts the very nerve sinew oi loreiira missionary work, and we desire to assure our brethren everywhere who are earnestly contending lor me once to the saints, that we stand bv them -with svmpathy and prayers. a opjosed to all so-called new departures or prresslve orthodox v. The resolution was seconded by Ir. Cunningham and was then referred to the Cotuiutttee on Biiis and Overtures, wnicn will report to-day. A lively discussion is expected.

At the afternoon session Rev. John D. White, 1. Secretary of the Church Erection Bout told of the good work that has been done by building churches in the West ami he urged that more money be appropriated for the work. The report of the Trustees of Lafayette College was read and referred to the special committee on that college.

The committee on the AY ashtngtun-Jefferson College reported everything nourishing and the annual income The following committees were appointed laat evening: Judiciai-v Kev. P. H. Mowrv, Kev' William McKibbcu, Kev. K.

M. Patterson, Rev. H. H. Welts.

Kev. .1. H. Sharp, Kev. "harles 1.

t'orien and Elders H. W. ilhams, A- Weir and Thmnas tfraham. Hills and Overture- Kev. I.

A. Cunning ham, 1. Kev. R. A.

Fulton, 1 Kev. I. N. Havs. UU, Kev.

Joshua Hassle, Rev. J. M. Kev. William (tree noun and fclder? Kubert H.

Mowry, ('harlca Parsons and (ieorge F. iifuin-. Narrative of the State of Keliion tor Nest Year Principal, Rev. M. W.

Jacobus; Alternate. Krv. John EiKar. Church F.r3ction Kev. E.

P. Cowan, Rev. W. L. Barnes, Kev.

Johu Koacom, Kev. Joseph H. Baupnian and Elders Andrew Poster, H. Iail and William Yates. Kflicf Fund Kev.

A. T. Patterson, I. Kev. T.

M. rawford. Rev. H. W.

Wells and Eiders J. S. Marshall, A. H. Yeakley and Alfred H.iy.

Freedmen Kev. U. K. Freeman, I. Kev.

Johu Reeves. I. Rev. Iavid M. James, Rev.

Robert tiraham and Ellcr Robert ii. SSe-'tt, John D.Cherry and William Paul. Aid tor Kev. Joseph Yanee, I. Kev.

J. li. Seldon. Rev. R.

F. Hovle. Kev. "harle? Wakefield and Elders E. S.

Finley, H'-nrv Ciwan and John i. Hunter. Systematic Kenenoence Kev. John 1. Kev.

Lorvutz llreir, Kev. W. W. Hmmoiid, Rev. William Oreenough and Rev.

William Whitr. jsundav Sehvols Kev. J. A. Crawford.

I.I, Kev. T. K. Huler, Kev. J.

H. Matthews, Kev. M. Hamil'on. and EhJer? J.

H. Logan, li. lmll and W. H. Kex.

of ANen. e-Kev. K. Ltocahuo, Kev. Thomas B.

Anterson, Rev. I. H. 1 anipbell. Rev.

S. tritnii.m, a id Eiders W. A. Kendall, Waliaee Jackson and A. V.

Maniford, Eiuance Kev. Jauie-- i. MoFerron, Kev. James L. Marshall, Kev.

Henry O. Bridle and Kev. Charles H. Well. Minutes of the (feneral Assembly Kev.

Oeorure MackSin. Rev. Jautes T. Mt-pon. Kev.

J. Oordon. Rev. E. Barnes and Elders J.

O. Iiartwlck, Peter Boyd and W. B. Simpscn. Temperance Kev.

S. E. Webster, 1. Kev. T.

O. McConnell. Rev. J. O.

Kelly, Rev. S. H. Holliday. and E'ders Xiba I-awborn, James Cartiu and James Jackson.

Home Missions and isustenation Rev. J. P. E. Kumler.

I. li Rev. David J. Real, It Rev. W.

r. Stewart. Rev. J. Patterson.

Rev ti. I. Van Allen, and Elders Stephen Ault, Oeorife H. lntan and i.awixrn. Foreiirn Missions Rev L.

M. (-oifelt. 1. Kev. H.

Itunlap. Rev. Ross Stenhensoii, Kev. J. J.

MrConupil. Kev. J. E. Ftannauhan, and Elders J.

W. Keeiy, J. P. lunwootly and James poiiock. Education Kev.

J. A. Maxwell, Rev. John Fldijitr. Rev.

Julius titencer, Kev. J. H. Baird EMers R. P.

Hunter, A. Welltuan and W. A. Shaw. Publication Kev.

Robert ilrahain, Kev Samuel Williams, Rev. J. B. Keed. Kev.

f'. Edward, and Elders An hiiaid Finley, David Wilson and David C. Kos. EECOEPS OF Allegheny Kev. 'I.

H. Craw font, Kev K.C Havs and Eider J. W. M- Laughlm Rlairsville Kev. F.

U. McFarlaml Kev. Charles B. WalEerield and Elder J. K.

Butler Kev. J. Hamilton, liev. S. S.

Bur-less and Elder S. W. Spencer Carlisle Rev. K. K.

Mo--re. Kev. Joel Jilwall andEhlerA S.Snicer. Chester-Kev. E.

B.Og.ien, Kev.T. B. An-ler- gon and Elder Albert inter. Clarion Kev. Stevensin, Kev.

A. A. Hough and Eider K. 11. Smith.

Erie Kev. H. li. McM asters, Kev. James Hickling and Eider John P.

Jones. Kev. J. M. Hamilton.

Kev. P. S. Jennings and EMers JvhDrton, Vanklrk and J. s.

u-ordon. Kittanning Kev. William Ewine. V. Rev J.

M. Rankin, Rev. J. M. McConnell and Elder M.

Kanktn. Lackawanna Kev. J. C. Barr, Kev.

Julius spencer and Elder 1. P. Hunter. Lehigh Kev. John It.

Boggs, Kev. E. K. Itonehooan-i Elder J. C.

Farrar. Mexico Kev. John Edgar. Northumberland Kev. A.

S. Etliott, Kev. T. McConnell and Elder J. R.

Jack eon. Philadelphia Rev. E. M. Colzett.

It. Kev. It. A. uuningnaiu, 1.

and Elder Judge Yi illtams. Phllitdelphia Central Kr. J-hn S. Atkin son. Kev.

S. t. Holhday and Elder. B. Logan.

Philadelphia Norm Rev. E. B. Ogden, Rev. J.

S. U-liniian and EI-ier J. R. lunwody. Ptttst.urgh Rev.

K. It. Harper, Kev. V. E.

E1wards and Elder Peter Boyd. Redstone Kev. S. H. BUI, Kev.

H. N. Potter and Elder Wallace Jackson. Sheiiango Rev. W.

Morton, Kev. J. Baird and Etder W. H. Freeman.

Washington Rev. R. H. Fulton, Rev. C.

L. order and Elder J. i. Mcr arron Kev. William (ireenougb, nev.

j. li. iuaixnew? ana Eiier it. s. oyie.

West Afrtca Kev. J. S. ordon. Westminister Kev.

W. N. Sloan, Rev. J. B.

anl Elner K. est Virginia Rev. L. Itlckey and Kev, li. 1-.

At tLe evening ftessioo interestinR ad iressea were ruade by Kev. Johu C. Eowry, 1. tienior Set-retary of the Board of Foreign Missions, ami Kev. Arthur T.

Viersou, 1). pastor of tbe Bethany Church, Philadelphia. IXUK'ATIOKH FOR TO-OAT. For Western Pennsylvania and Went Virginia, weather, westerly winds, liecom lug Si-utherly, nearly stationary temperature. Alleeheuy lomiuitlee MeeilDK1- The Allegheny Street Kailrcail Coin ra it- tee met lat evening and directed the lty Solicit'-r to take the necessary steps for the passage of an ordinance annulling the right of way held hy the P.

P. P. Co. on certain streets which they have not hitherto occupied and also to compel tiem to use out a smgie track East street. The Allegheny Ordinance Committee last evening referred two ordinances to the sul committee and the City Solicitor to prepare fr the use of Couueils.

ttne is to provide for the inspection of new r.aildmgs and fixing the dmieuMfns oi foundations, party walls, etc, and the other to estatdish the office of seaier of weights and measures. An ordinance for the regulation of dug: in the city limits, which has t-een in Vunciis and committees for the past year, nns taiu on me utoie. An Almnnl Bamincl The Pittsburgh Association of the Wasb College Alumni held their ar- banquet at the Hotel Ituqucfne last night Atwut siny gentlemen were present. Aftera most sumptaofis repast had been enjoyed tfe following gentlemen delivered short addresses relating to the pas and present historv of the oliewe" Itr. Mmiat, president -f the' college: Prof Mv'CleMan, Kev.

Itr Bmgham, Kev. Ltr. Stewart, Prof. H. T.

McCleilan, Judge A'-heS 'ti, Kv. Brown, Canonsfourg; Ir. Cooke, heciiPK: lr. K. S.

Sutton. ndae Ewlng and John Konnedv, E-M- J- Chaiiant presided. kitkM. Hair Jkutl MfMin FHCIukm. For any work io the way of fitting; for Natural Gas.

Artlticial Gas, Water or Steam, ei'Ler hiyh or low pressure, inquire of the Staudard Car Heating Com-jiany Works, ap.i Branch Orhce, Sandusky street, fr-'ui Kolunsm to IsalielUi, Allev eheny. Telephone No. A 2t5. General ttnce, Garrison alley, Pittsburgh. Telephone No.

se27-tf norila aud ImoIm. Two new hats designed hy aod matiu-f'aoturtd for Porter Donaldson, exiliiMvely wholesale, 22, 824 Liberty street. fane) elwels. Choice col lecti -n of fancy velvets in stripts, checks and brocades. AU the new color combinations in greatest variety and at lowest prices.

Hftifs Hacke, Tv Market street and Fifth avenue. A B. Cv a tbe lioys Embroidered Back. Kid Gloves, new, Irtish, cn sale to-Bocos fil'HL. MorltzsDd luola.

Ask your milliner for these hats, are tbe latent. They ever, the Mikado Colune. Price, a5 cents. Nellie Bly gays the Mikado is the best Cologne she ever Uee it and nc other. Powder ts nut noticeahle if the face is first elightty dampened with Mikado ('ologn.

Bald headed men all the Mikado Cologne. He popular by using it always. The Pittsburgh isirls' K-eret of teautv lice in thefaet that they have rfKd taste in lresslnK-They all uee the Mikado 'ologne. 25 cents. The latest aXry which everybdy reads is heaaed "Mikado t.ToKi(ne." Price, ifi." cent.

The most the season Is Mikado Cologne. Your druggist keeps it. 1 he boating clubs have all decided oe the Minado Uob-tine. The teBt ever maue. MARRIAGE LlCtNbES ISSUED.

Christian 'rcrner i Amanda I)autenspeck 1 Louis L'rprung Eiise Steinmetz Jauie Ward Mary Sheehan Washington, Pa Clarion, Pa Pittsburgh t'lttsnur; PittdburKh Pittsburgh DiED. MAKKLfcY'-On October 21. 1 Hsrt. at MO I ahot way, Ji9ErH Hauklev, agcl seventy nine Funeral services at the altov number, on Sat urday evening, October '2't, at 7 o'clock. Will be sent by K.

At O. li. K. to hia former home, Thomas Station, Sunday morning, at 7 o'eiock. t'HAMBtRS-At Aim.Ho.

on Thurs.iav morniuK, rtuler 2 1, 1SH. B. Chan bcr-S, ajtcd seventy-tliree years. Funeral froni the late Saturday, October 23, at I A. M.

HOW (ATAKair 111.1 IH I KKI ull and reliable information, with references, and illustrated work on all utpna.teg of ETC AIVI KAK KKF1E to any a-torees. OR. N4III.ER, Cllllwt ARil AtirlNl HO I i'enn avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. WEDDING KB EKGAGEMEHT RISGS PLAIN tHHA), AIS WKWHT. Also, diflerent stvles.

et with lUamnjids Kui'iep. Sanuhires and other orephuw ffones, at all jrlces. Our stock is very large, and prices lower trian ever. T. 1.

HEDI LION, Jeweler. 5:1 Hl-TIl iVtM'E, Cornor Wood strett IMPORTANT OPENING We will to-day (Saturday -ipen a line itf the world wide celebrated Dr. Jiwr System of Sanitary iVtMtlen rmWrvear (or Ladies and (Jen-ilenien. Wc are tlie nrst to show tlie k-joUs here, and the only place where they are be had in this market, r.ow. fall and examine the jroods.

Pi lecs same as advertised ly NEW YUKK IlorSES. H01E i WARD 27 FIFTH AVENUE. RITER GOHLBY 53 vnd 5fi Water Street VI TTSIS L'liOJty of Oil Tankc, Ba.t furnace and Koiiinii onveners aLa ia-iie! ii steel Iron Mill Hulldimes. Koof 'ramet f'orruirated Iron Hdler, Heavy Plate lroa Work, etc. iy3-lT-D LE0AXT, AUTISTIC AM) NOVEL The liiiy i.f KW l()(llS iit WATTLES SHEAFER'S NO.

5t FIFTH AVENl'K, Surpaaen Anytiiing They Have Yet Kxhibited Fine Pottery, cun-sistinif 'A Kyal Worcester. Wedgwood, iNmtton, I'rown Ierhy, and Hungarian Ware fcieKaut Ki-ntueand Bronze Statuary, Onyx and t'iock Sets. Hionze, Onyx, and rtras -All are invited to pee the display at NO. 54 FIFTH AVENUE, One IH-ur Helow Wood street. Atwood McCaffrey, Brass and Phosphor Bronze Foundry, FITTINGS AND VALVES Natural Oas, Steam, Water Oil.

AlSO. Wrought and Cast Iron Pipe, Hose, Packing, Lubricators, High and Low Pressure Gauges Hlast Furnaces, Steel Mills, Coal and Coke lass Fitted lp by Workmen of Large Experience. illustrated Citalxtf ue furnished on ntl Trice 50 to 60 Third Avenue, PirrSBUKUH. PA. JNfOKPOli ATE1) lS.fr.

IN wrrSB1'KH 1H4 Aat of Company Nov. DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY I8SCRASCE Ot Philadelphia. Branch Cffl-o tn t'ompauj's Holldlm, oarth Avenav, Mttahanib. T. DALE JENNINGS, mrlMWRlT IHI.

TRADE MARK Tb OrcMTfiADE MARA CJlli8D Hem-dy. An Q3-faaiDK cure for Seminal a a neap, per in ato r- rho. and alt dlE eases that follow ad a aaonce of Self iiF0RETAIII8.Ahu;as loa-tmR TAKIM of Meuiury, I niversal Ljvssitatie, ruin In tae Harsk, IHiGoes? of Vision, I'reaiatura 04 Ape, an'i many othr diseases that leai to Insanity or OoaBumpiton and a rrematare Orp-ve. I'oll particulars to our ampblet, which desire to eort free hy mail to every ote. The Npeclfle Meiitine ta eoM by ail tlruuKista at (1 per or six paokattes for or will be ecn( frpe by mall on the roiti-t of the iroaey.

hy THKilEAY MtimHNfc Ho -falo, N. V. On account of conctrrettfl we tar adopted the yellow wrai per; thecal? seantna tSuid tn I)tt8Jar((h f'7 S. S. SmithCeld and laberty dtret.

DVERTiSfMC- libta newFitauers and estimate the cost of advertising. The advertiser who wants to Jcmi f-n dollar, find? in it the Information he re-uMlres, while f-r him whr.ll invest one hon-drei dollars in advertiatnn, a ncheine Ib indicated which will meet hia every requirement, or can he made to do so by illKhtchaniare eaeMy arrived at by correspondence. One hnn. dred and nfty-tbree editions have been issued. Sent, iM8t-paid, to any address for IO conts.

Apply to (JEO. P. KOWKLL 0., NtWS-PArtlK AIVEKT1S1NJ BPKEAU, IO Spruce St. (Printing liouaeSq.J, Wcw iork. dat-D4r "W-9r EXTRAORDINARY (BARGAINS! mps, mm, Etc.

II rir' The above rut represents a tine SEAL l'M'SIl IVrap, eli'iruntlv Iriiinunl with 1 nr, ant) iinule of virv line I'lnsh nith llnilliol Sutin our nrice (liU week sanie iiiiutilv imported wrap. nr also hiivenit loth Wraps at 7.5l, 10, if 1J, Klegant Seal I'lusli Sm ijiu tuilor-maile, 27. "0, eterj one a speeiiil 1,200 Itoucle Jacket, I 5 and up to the tlnest import. tailor-matle Xewniaikets at Sf4, itli, 10 up to 2(, till perf.etl) altio oiler a praml line of Jleriiio ami lor l.aJics, (ients ami Fine Merino Vests. 41e.

ille, Srarltrt Woolen Vests and 1'ants, t'hiltlren'fi Searlet mlerwear, IlOe, ete. l.ailiis' aini'fs Hairline and Tants. 2 a Suit, lull lines of tiStoLiiiiiijr. tients' I'nderwear eiiallreheap, io best I'olaundried Shirts ever shown KID GLOVES! 1 i i I i I i as ao llouclcl etc. at sfltt, bargain.

We Woolen Miililren. 1. 25r, Vests for To make this ordinary pair: PATE NTS. ti(H-lCITOK OK FAT KN FS, rtiuoved to ISI Kifth above Smith field one dotir frutu lJlttburh Even in Leader. ocltf TTS-ly JACKETS." Set this in the forefront.

Reliable clothing and reliable only, however low the prices. We lay emphasis cn the thoroughly true qualities and make: there's nothing else can make clothing cheap. It's service you're after, isn't it! the wear as well as the You'll find our qualities and workmanship to be trusted. We give a wide berth to shoddy. We wouldn't sell it at any price.

You wouldn't buy it knowingly. The fair statement on the ticket whether it's all wool, or cotton, or cotton and wool, enables you to purchase with your eyes open what is to be relied on for long and satisfactory wear. Our guarantee makes you safe even after paying out your money, if dissatisfied. Can anybody make lower prices than we who manufacture the clothing? Wanamaker Brown, 68 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. (iray, Uliile or Searlet.

SlillM'S The 75e, ifl eerjr one perleet. dcp.irtiiient lioomlnir, we offer this week ext lOOdoi 7 Hook Kid moves, -a n-Huii'in hroidercd S.ai U.nwl Kul. worttitt.i5: 7 Hoot Harris Kid (iloves, a l.alr. worth 5-Hook fine KM (tlover, black, 73a a pair. tl.80; 50 d'JZ.

M. OPPENHEIMER 713 Liberty and 712 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, WHOLESALE CLOTHING 31 A ACT HE HS ForeUn and Domestic Wouleos Merchant Taller Trade. A full line of Tailor Kan-y Satin Sleeve Iinina, Silk and Satin Iinfnps. Mn's and Bov' KuhherCoats and eicging. Kuhber Tissue.

-Agcmt3 fur the liituuiimm? Overall and Jacket, the best made. Wliolesale Onlv- WE SHi IW an line of Infants' Wraps. K'ejrant Slioull-r Wraps, All Wool, Color-tl. All the novelties 11) lire.n Triiliuiinif.J. I'lie urcite-t of USTt" Itn PfiVklFT'M riu-lic.

Hiujsan.) U'inic. ever iliosra hore, at popular IlttlO flflU DUiiflCtls) Low Trices. (Jcrmin Yarn, Saxouy Yarn, Zphvrs, Kmhroi-Iwry Silks, Art IH If, etc in ifM-at Alo, aa elegant line ol Knit O00U3, infnu' Ho jds. Woolen ell Teller, Ftufa etc. ROSENBAUM Kos.

510, 512 and 514 Market Street. Cor, Liberty. Pittsburgh. Pa. ocii rata SPECIAL BARGAIN WEEK LAIRD RAY'S MAMMOTH BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.

IMMENSE STOCK KELI ULE UOODS LOWEST PKICES I. allies' Fine kill anil tioat Itnlloii. Hurt id biittuuliulci, at fl.50, and latest Mjles, perfeet littinp, eterjr pair a liaiuaiu; all sizes iu It nut lis ami nitidis. Ladies' Niperior prude of finest Iltittoii Hoots, iu all desirable styles ami materials, at ii.it), antl they are elegant, aud less tlian'renlar prires. Spring Heel Shoes Tor Ladies, as well as in Misses' and I hllilren't bies.at wonderltillj low priees.

Wr rarrjr the larifesl stork or Hoys' Misses' and Infauts' Shoes in Ihe itv and undersell all ot Iter dealer. lit.M I.KMK.V will Hud tlie larpest stock ol line, Medium and Heavy Boots, Shoes and Ittihhers, pet perlet salislaetiun am. lowest prices. lients' ine Seamless Kress Shoes, in Ktiltiiu. I.ace or t'onpre-s, sened, at 1.7", 2, and special priei lor this week.

Uents' liuest Hand. sewed Shoes, in at I the best sty lei and perfeet lining, at 3.110. 1..0 and (iootl, Stionp, IMirable and eal Shoes for Wot kiupnien at l.2", ir 1 and IVeearry an extensive stock of A l.K and KIT HOOTS and SltOl for out of town peojile, and oiler (hem just now at Tit litKli UN IK 11 ts. ONE PRICE TO ALL, PERFECT SATISFACTION CD AR ANTtlED OR MOSEY REFUNDED, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. LAIRD LEADING- SHOE DEALERS, 515 WOOD NfcAU KIITH TOWAHl) SIXTH AVfc.

rgA)teuts Tor the Iloston Itubber Shoe "Bostou" aud ''Hay Stat. brands; undoubtedly the best Itubber Hoots and Shoes wade. Manufacturers' prices to dealers. w- JAPANESE Mannfactnrmg, Mining and Supply Coups. 1004, 101ft and lOOSPEXN A VElfVE.

(Suoeoasorsto LAIHrrftnAVlBOH.1 AMU UKAI.EKh lN SEWKlt PIPE, TEISIU C0TTA, FIRE BHICK, HKL OHATE, BOILEH AND DRAIN TILE. AN OONNEI J.8VILLK COKb. Dcaleraaud General Agents in KAN ITE HOOPINU AND HOOP1N Ci BDPl'IjIEb Asbestos, Cements, Comiijated Boiler and Bteam Fipo CoveriuK, Imported and Amer iean Cementa. White Lirne. White Band.

Planter Hair, Anthracite Coal, H. B. lKtor lion's IVUlland Hteel Kire ainlaand OomDouurta. tu.1' oaft. Mill anil sntmr r' 'itiiih "THE BARTLETT" WARM AIR FURNACES AND- STEEL RANGES.

AU. AM) K.AS11.E, (IK StMl ruli ATALOlil Ji. J. C. IJAKTLETT, 03 WOOD Street, 1'ituburgh.