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5 THE PITTSBURGH! POST: WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, mil lia ir emit wholesale a.vn retail trt goods, itotioxs ayo rsr irrvi. ERIE'S OFFICERS. THE M'CAUSLAND MURDER. La HZ! r'innc t. ii (KflRCH i iirn, Never the history of dress fabrics einhraciuir openinsr.

The stock Is here. Come an 1 see Kjses, reaths Newest colors in Kibbons, new Hosiery, Gloves, rduslia Underwear, Embroideries, orders promptly at lowest quotations. 30, 1889.) ths dry eoods trade In this section of the country tiio latest novelties oi Auiencn a.i mfeija the shapes In Hats and Bonnets and styles oi Flowers, Feathers, Gauzes and Ornaments. Laces aad Silks. NOTICE." fllil stantlv cominsr.

We can suit every taste ant purse A visit to this department will well repay tus trouble ana save yon ujoury. iwisamii rirai lorcnmoinauoa foe, 6vc, up to $1 a vard. Special lot all-w iol x.neta Cashmeres at a yard: have never been seen under i)o-ai all sarins eolors. New eo.nrs in l-asbinrn If Fose, 4-lm nt Hne. Kxtra irood "quality 45 inch All-Wool Henriettas at C) an.l Tic; 48-iuch Casiiuirs at 6c ail in ados.

Our line is complete in Colored French C.hmere at 63c, SKc ar $10'. Silk Warp ashmcres at $1 00. worth $1 2.v 48 inch Side ban I wool Poiaise at louhle width 1'laids and entirely new. at 3, sou pieces new etr.pes, pla! and fancv weaves at 'Ijo. Then we have a maitnillcent lln ot eoiors.

in part wool castiueres, at 2Jc, od Ste, with a few caes oi ashrasros, Henriatta Onish. at livc, lie a lie. Faiiev Dress (Joods, nice styles, at 10c a yard. This is the vear for iHmthann, and we nave an immense display In dress style at 9-fe, Sc. lue anl l'-4 Snrh qualities and styles aav never heon'seeu for the prices.

Then we have printed Challles 'from be and 6'ie no. Zephyrs, In plain, pi Aids and stripes. 20c a 'id -ic. Sstines, la best Freaca fabrics, at 20c, 25c an Sle. American Satiues, rivalicg the French In designs, at 10c, lz-fi ani lso.

l'crcal js, l'riots aud WUits Uouds la great variety at r.gnt prices. IT" 7A)A17ir Latest thlnas out in Oloth Jackets from $1.50 op. It'ack an Colored Stockinette Jackets. Hlack and Colored Spring Newmarkets. Jerseys tn Black aad Colors LIjL.I VV IhU LtU embrfd lered and pialn- Jersey Blouses.

Headed Wraps. -H. 50 on irrand bargains at 00 and fa'hmers and Silk Wraps for elderly ladies, Infant- Cloaks, all colors, plain and embroidered; Misses' Jackets and Long Garments, Suits for Misses aad CQUdren, newest material and styles, well ma-la, altered to fit at our own lOwpric! Zj sy -ITTTyHT 1 Our sprine importation comprises many designs conrined to ns splendid values at $1.00 up to $20.00 a rsir. We challenge competition la value ilOL J. from fi.oo to a pair especially.

Curtain Laces from to 50c a yard, fc-crinis, p.aia and striped. Madras and other materials by the ysrt Window Shades plain, side band and dado. Shade Cloth and Curtain Poles 6l every kind at popular prices. fy j) v- rjyrt our etock is full np In this department. Rody Hruels.

new desiirns, $1 00 up: Tapestry Brussels, 50c up: Insrains, handsome new patterns and designs; Oettaia, Hem Lft'llvl JltllO and Ka Carpets, Hall and Stair Carpets, Smyrna Hugs and Mats, lirugireta and OU Cloths, at low prices. See our Carpets and compare prices. JSo trouble to saot them. LL v. has there been aa asortnent inunij id-oi? ana mure oi inem eo.

of Trimmings. rrand display of Trimmed Kats No charja tor trimminj. Ai.isei' and lafaats HEH'S SEM Used by the United States Government. and Public Pood Analysts, as the Strongest, Bakine Powder does not contain Ammonia. Extracts, Vanilla, Lemon.

Uranire. do notc jntain Polsonous uns ort hemisali. 165, 181 18 169 FEDERAL mm, Pi irrr TKT7T We have no niL J. IjJ.1 J.jli JL and Bonnets. Hats and Caps at popular prices.

NOTK the special bargains in Table Linens, WE WILL MAIL YOU SAMTLES and fill -s mm formal your SEMPLE'S, ELEGANT SPRING STYLES I IN WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3. Our Second Floors yesterday came in for a sood share oT tlie pell iell rush Hie preat Silk bargains announced in the moruiiiir. A veritable overflow itieetins was held iu the rap. Suit and Household FurnNhiiiir Depart incuts. Jlead a few oT the things with which we entertained our friends.

hi andPants! See Our Pants at Overcoats for Suits for See 'Em Before Buying, for They're Way Below Regular Prws. 5 LADIES' SUITS. AT An All-wool Cloth Suit, full line shades, lull draped. '2. bra ded panels In frout on skirt, au waist braided tj match.

AT 1:1: A handsome 'ashmere Sn't, elmp trimmed mtrt and ue, woll and stylishly made. AT ilri.i'j: A full directolre style, all-wool Clotc Suit, a. I and bet shades, handsomely trimmed in Faillo Franchise. AT A very jtyiish Henrietta Suit, Macks and Colors, with Empire llas.jue, beautifully luitde, full AT Handsome Henrietta Cloth Suit.IHrectoir Empire and other late and desirable styles, latert shades, trimmed tn Silk, 1'crslan and Moire iJibnon. AT AM) Mir An eleT.t Hlack Lace and Net Suit, reau-tilul styles, handsomely trimmed In Moire lat.buD.

Handsomest lines of Cashmere and Chslll Tea i owes ever shown, real noTellies.tnm-nied iu surah, i'cisian and Lace; all nw Children's and Misses' Outfits. Tf nt opened, a lame lot Children's Fancy, 11 ilti and I ombinatlon irevi. all well ma 1e. prttr and desirable; hardly wo styles alme: lor all aes. AT H5: .00 andK $4.

FREE With each Suit sold Children's Department gt. Spalding Base Ball and Bai. 5 They Take Charge Councils Divide and One Body Leaves the Other. Erie. March 2.

The new munici pal officers tcoic charge of affairs to-day. Hon, J. C. Brady retired, and Charles Clarke, who has been Erie city comptroller for six years, succeeded him. Mr.

Clarke is well known as the grand re porter for the Grand Lodge, Knights of Honor, of Pennsylvania, since its corpo ration in Pennsylvania. Gustave F. Bre-villier, a retired merchant, was sworn in a3 city comptroller. Mayor Clarke took the oath ot ofhee in the new city build ing, which is just nearing completion at a cost of 5 UK), 000. There was a division in councils to-day about accepting the building, and while the common council packed up its effects and went to the new city building, the select branch considers the city under obligations to hold on to the old quarters until the year expires, and refuses to move into the new hall.

A Strange Inspiration. New Castle, April 2. David who mysteriously disappeared from Is'eshannock township a lew days since, has returned home. He sars that a strange inspiration made him wander away from home and travel around the country. In Hard Luck.

Wheelin W. April 2. Van B. Baker, awaiting another trial for murder, is in hard luck. Recently he lost 60 playing poker in jail, and now he has been robbed of 520 by a fellow-priaoner.

His Bucs Broken. Beaver Falls, April 2. An Italian named Buebo this morninc fell from a derrick at the Bennett's Run quarries, uortn oi Here, and broke hi3 back. CALLED HIM A MONKEY. In Reply He Stabbed Her in the Breast.

Cincinnati, April 2. Edwin S. monger, a carnage trimmer, ajreu twenty-three, found his wife this after noon in a house of ill repute, and dur ing- a quarrel which ensued stabbed her in the breast, causing almost instant death. When arrested he made no denial, but said: "he called me a monkey, and I couldn't stand it. I did it because of the life she led.

I had tried to make her stop and she would not." MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED. Thomas Martin F. Taylor Oust Hrunk Anna Anton Krotz Anna Kosar Andreas Schmidt Mary Schmidt Charles A. Alson. Mary Jane Smith William Ixerch.

Ma.ry Ann Miller Kdward Engel tmma Het Paul Funke Mary Bowyer John Berstecher Anna KlrclihoBer William Maggie H. Wilson Brlce B. Kay Clemetino H. Thomas Johnston Eliza Close Allegheny Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Penn twp Penn twp Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Urove, Pa Allegheny All eheny -Allegheny Allearheny Allegheny Pa Allegheny Pittsburgh Allegheny ECZEMA CAN BE CURED. Tlie Most Ag-onizing', Itching, Hurning and Bleeding- Lczemas Cured.

Eczema in Its Worst Stages. .4 Raw Sore From Head to Feet. Hair Gone. Doctors and Hospitals Fail. Triad.

Everything, Cured by the Cutirttra Rvtnedies for $6. I am cured of a loathsome disease, eczema, in its worst stage. I tried diflerent doctors and been throueh the hosDital, but all to no purpose. The disease covered my whole body from the top of my head to the soles of my feet. My hair all cauie out, leaving- me a complete raw sore.

After trying everything, I heard of your CrTtcuBA Kemedies, and after usin? three bottles of CirncrKA Hksolvest, with Cuti-cura and Cl'ticcka Soap, I find myelf cured at the cost of about 1 would not be without the Ccticura Bemedies In my house, as 1 nnu mem useiui in many cases, and 1 think they are the onlv and blood medicines. ISAAC H. (JEH31AM, Wurtsboro, N. y. A Most "Wonderful Cure.

I have had a most wonderful cure of sait rheum (Eczema). For ve years I hare suffered with this disease. I had it on my face, arms aim lianas, i was unaoieto ao anytninir wnat-ever with my hands for over two years. "I tried hundreds of remedies, and not one had the least etlect. The doctor said my cme was incurable.

I saw your advertisement, and concluded to try the Cutkxra Kemeuies; and incredible as it may seem, atter usinir one box or Cdtioura, and two calces of Cctictba Soap, and two bot tles of Cuticura Kesolvest, 1 And I am en tirely cured. Those who think this letter exa- Keraieu may come ana see me lor tnemselves (IK ACE P. 11AKKHAM, Belle Kiver.Ontario. Cuticura Cure every Species- of torturlnar. humiliatinz.

burning, scaly, and pimply diseases of me sKin, scaip ana Diood, witn loss oi hair, and all humors, blotches, eruptions, sores, scales and crusts, when physicians and all other remedies laii. sold everywhere. Price. Ccticura. 5ne: Soat, Kesolvknt, $1 oo.

Prepared by the J-OTTER AND tjRSMICAL CORPORATION, -Send for "How to Cure Skin 64 pases, 50 illustrations, and loo testimonials PIM PEES, black-heads, red, rousrh. chapped and oily skin prevented by CunctiRA Soap. MUSCULAR STRAINS and pains, back ache, weak kidneys. rheumatism and chest pains relieved in one minute by the Citticttra Anti-Pain Plaster. The flrst and oniy instantaneous pain-killing plaster.

THE HOUSEKEEPER'S GUIDE, A monthly publication of interest to every housekeeper. Gives the price of every article we carry in stock, interesting reading matter, household recipes, etc. April number now ready. Mailed on application. WM.

SELECT FAMILY GROCERS, IS DIAMOND, Market Square, PITTSBURGH. -lieaa JUr. 1.1 iter aaverusetaea A. THIRD MAN PLACED ON TRIAL FOR THE CRIME. The Father of the Nicely Boys Makes a Statement Van B.

Baker Robbed of $30 News From Towns in Pittsburgh's Vicinity. Vatsesbfro, April 2. The case fit Berjjamin Clark, the third member of the gang charged with the murdsr of "William McCausland, of Allegheny City, was taken no in court to-day. But four jurors have thus far been selected to sit on the case. The Commonwealth is represented by District Attorney Hu93.

R. I. Downey and S. E. IIuss, of Waynes-burjr, and W.

S. Anderson, of Youngs-town, all of whom were engaged in the trial of Zach. Taylor, convicted in January. The defense is represented by James E. Bayres and T.

L. Lincoln, of Waynes-turg, and F. P. lams, of Pittsburgh. The Commonwealth expects to prove that I5en Clark was one ot the principals in the murder.

Baretoot tracks of a in an were discovered in the ravlna where the body was found, and evidence wiil be ofl'ered to show that theae were made by Clark. He was met that day, shortly after the murder was committed, not far from the scene of the crime in his bare fc The motion for a i trial for Zach. Taylor, the second convicted of the Crime, was argued tbi ucrning. NICELY'S SI TEMENT. He Did Not Refuse to Give Up Um-berger's Pocketbook.

Ligoniee, April 2. Anthony 2ficely, the father of David and John jTicely, who are charged with the murder and robbery of Farmer TJmbereer, has written a letter pronouncing the stories published that he refused to give tip the pocketbook alleged to have me property 01 tne mur dered man as false. Mr. Nicely Bays his son David handed his Docket- fcook to Mr. Thomas on the night of the arrest with instructions to send it home to his wife.

He had money in it and ranted his wife to get it to keep his ramiiy. Mr. 1 nomas handed the book to Jlr. son-in-law, who handed St to hid wife without any monev in 11. Air.

jNiceiy says ne never bad the pocketbook in his hands nor did he deny it was not in the house, When the officers came after it and made the demand he told them he did not know where it was, but it was in the house somewhere. He makes this statement in justice to himself, and asks that a correc (ion of the a flair be made. A NUMBER OF QUESTIONS. Coke Workers Answer Some and Would Lika Replies to Others. Scottdale, April 2.

A joint session of coke workers will be held here on April 13, and delegates are expected to come prepared to answer the following questions: First How many bushels of coal shall constitute a day's work? Second How much coke drawn shall constitute a day's work? Third That we extend an invitation to the coke workers of Virginia, Galitzin and Latrobe. Prominent labor leaders say that they Would like to have the operators answer the following: First Why is there not a Ietter demand for coke? becond Why do the operators build new ovens if they do not have sufficient demand to keep the present in operation? Third Why do coke operators buv coke from other operators when their own works are idle? A Large Manufactory. Beaver Falls, April 2. The Union rawn Steel Company, a new organiza-iod, this morning broke ground for its iew works on Lower Seventh avenue. works occupy two squares.

Several mndrsd hands will be employed. The iroducts of the cold die shafting and ther forms of drawn steel will be made inder the patents of W. A. McCord. The ttook is 1 argely held in the East, but II.

vV. Hartman and several Pittsburgh are heavily interested. Playing itn Dynamite. Gkeexsbuko, April 2. The little auihtf of John Kistner yesterday found dynamite cartridge.

She took it home id last evening got an old table fork, to amuse herself tried to open the and while in the act it suddenly ex-jded, tearing three fingers and the umb from her right hand, beside cut-32 her in a frightful manner about the ad and face. A Strange Ooiccidsnce. Theelthg, W. April 2. Mrs.

therine Lumpp and Mrs. Elizabeth fl'uaan were bnried this forenoon. Both -e born in 1814 in Hesse-Darmstadt, came to Wheeling in 1849. having a married in Pittsburgh in 11543, both left widows in 1871, both took sick Friday last and died on Sunday of Two lives seldom present so iny points of resemb'ance. Honors in His Profession.

Skie, April 2. Surgeon Franklin cbe Stephenson, U. S. who, at a re-it session of the American Academy of and Sciences, was elected a fellow the section of philology, is a native Of estern Pennsylvania and graduated )in the Allegheny Collese at Meadville 1870. He is also a membra titulaire de jciete anthropoloie de Paris.

Mo New Jail. East Liverpool, April 2. The Republican ticket was elected in this city eaterday. In the county the proposition vote 50, 000 for a Eew county jail was deieated. A.

Bequesta a Collece. TiFFiH, ApriU2. Samuel Bioig-houz, of Philadelphia has just died, leaving a bequest ot to Heidelberg College, of this city. 'k NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. Democrats carried the election at Bel-laire, Monday.

Beaver Falls, has a population of 10,000 and no police. Toughs are therefore enjoying themselves. At Rochester, an attempt was made esterday morning to open the safe at the a nk of John Conway Co. John Mackelcannou, a bartender at To-nto, was struck and instantly killed a Cleveland and Pittsburgh train onday night. Harry L.

Hogue, Superintendent of the cstoria Electric Light Works, at Tiffin, was instantly killed Monday night by tact with a dynamo. farry Franklin, a noted tough of ring field, was shot and instantly by Htation House Keeper Moore at it city yeBtfrday. Franklin was escap-jr from, custody. An attempt was made to outrage Mrs. jerhart Henwortb, the wife of a wealthy living near Ohio Pyle, Fayette ounty.

Startins home shortly after sun-own, she was seized, wniie passiug alons lonely part of the road, by a large and owerfnl man. Her two little boys were vitb her. On the brute knocKed down, i) other gve the alarm, bnt not until yirs. Ben worth was badly hurt. rKEFEKBIXG TO KATE THEIR G-TZl! IE 1ST TS IXJJDTEZ TO ORDER "Will do well to call oa our Tailoring Departments.

We Lave over 2, CM styles of Suitimjs and Trouserings. Our Cutters are tha beat, and, with our great facilities for this class of work, 'will save you at least 5 per cent on your purchases. Y7e guarantee a lit. A very fino Uroaieioth Mlses jacKet, the let Vet Fronts, fandsoinely trimmed in iroid and copper effects, I'n-do bled. tii prettiest Alisscs' Jacket ever sh inn.

BOG-G-S BUHL, 115, 117, 119, 121 FEDERAL ALLEGHENY. HILLIPJ Endorsed by the hca-ls of the- Oreat Vnlversitlai Purest and mo3t Healthful, lir. Price's Cream Limn or Alum. nr. Price Delicious i lavonnn 3ew lorK, cnicago, i.

loius. This Trade Mark is on ocr Windows." SILK HATS. $0. Spring st jl es now on at above reasonable prices, including Knox's beautiful Siik Hat at STIFF HATS. Hood, Keli.ible, and (wh at 1 creat importance to the careiul Correct in style.

Knox's celebrated lierbys also. SOFT ATS. $1.50. $1. Eaily folded Crnh Ht for traveling and nealiuee wear at nlvove prietss.

This include our hntst imported French. Pocket Hatutjj, sold eBewhere f-r PAULSON 441 WOOD STREET. N. We iron all Si'k Ha? free of Chine, no dltlerence where purchased. hlirxwr JEW SPRING COSTUMINGS.

40- inch French Side Hand Suitings, self trim minits, only a yard. 41- im-h Pure 4 inch Henrietta!) at Kxtra Satin I ini iti-iach widths, Hoc an 4 $1 IK'. Silk M'arp Henriettas, ypriiisc hades. Hiaok Henriettas in ail the mimherf, from Vn: to ou, the most I'crlect buuhea grades imported. The most completo line of novelties and FANCY DRESS COODS, All at attractive prices.

Second shipment in hrinsr? to a po-cial harsrain in a cul(n Satin ail Iirevailinir shades, at She, roaul coods. French Stripe Surahs, fir triimniims, at hoc. Novel and stylish designs In India silks. 7Ioaks and Suits. New and handsome ctlects lor Ladies, blisses and Children.

JACKETS. Stockinette, fair grade, Hiah arrade Jackets, 50, $7, tin. liounii Corkscrews and Walo Clot lined and unlined, with or without vests, $7, to $10. Odored French Cloth, Loosa or Directolre Fronts, jia, $16. Head Wraps, all grade, from ri to $4f.

Hraided and Cloth f.l to flo. Swiss and Irish 1'oint Curtains. t'urtain JScts and Sash liraperies, neat and ctlective patterns, low ranice of cost. House Furnishing Linens, Taldo Damasks, Napkins, Towels and tiuills, the best values shown: und rground prices. 505 ASD 507 MARKET STREET.

The Mercantile Agency ESTABUSHED 1841. R. G. DUN Piobnetors. A.

B. WIGLEY. Manager. GERMANIA BANK BUILDING, 423 1T00D COK. DIAMOND, FITTSBTJKGH, PA.

Fnrnlshes mformatlon as to the sandlne ot business men throughout the United States and Canada. Keference books issued quarterly. The best facilities for eoliection oi ya.il dud ebls turougliQUt Xs'ortli America. NEW STOCK OF (XW we EAT ber mm, inmu EISNER l'Jiitt; UAKl.Mi rulLK 0c3lMwFtc-nK Sea the Surah Silks at 45 Cents. Decidedly the best surah silk bargain we know about.

Colors and black. Jos. Hokne Penn Avenue Stores. Cash! Call and see our elegant line of 125.00 suits. Urlino Sox, Ko.

514 Wood street, apl-4t Between 5lh and 0th aves. MACKUM-GEYPE Sarah 11 Oltpk. wife of the late David S. iUacruin, of paraiysisof the heart, on Jdonday morning, April lSisy, at o'clock, aited forty-seven years. Funeral services on Wednesday, April 3, at 13 o'clock, at her late residence, Sewickley.

Trains leave Fort Wayne station. Allegheny City, at 11 A. 31., city time. Interment private. SJUITH At 6:20 o'clock Tuesday evening.

Auril 2, a this residence, Ingram station, C. St. E. K. John C.

Smith, in the eightieth year of his ase. Notice of funeral In eveninsr papers. PH1LEIPS Tuesday morninsr, April 2, WJ, at 10:30 o'clock, at his late Squirrel Hill, Twenty-second ward, Pittsburgh, Kob-eh B. Phillips. brother of the late Colonel Wm.

and Eiiza B. Phillips, in the e-cnty-nrst year of his SifC. Funeral on Thursday afternoon, April 4, at 2 o'clock. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. BKKKEMEIEK At her residence.

No. 4 Prido street, Pittsourah, on Sunday evening, lUareh 31, lS'-t', at o'clock. ArorsTA Ber-kemeier, wife or Mr. August Bt-rkeineier, azed seventy-seven yeari, six months and throe days. Funeral will take place on Wednesday afternoon, April 3, at 2 o'clock.

Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. MrCl'LLEY On Monday, April 1, 1RM, at P. William McCclley, in the seventy-fourth year ot bis age. Funeral from his late residence, 106 Allen street, Thirty-first ward, on Wednesday, Anril 3, at le A. M.

friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. PKOSSEK At his home, Thirty-first ward, Pittsburgh, on Monday, April 1. lbK.t, at P. Prof. EicRAKti Pkosser, aged forty-four years.

Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, April 3, 2:30 o'clock P. at Nineteenth Street Ifaptist Church, Nineteenth street, near Carson street. South Side. KILL At Little Saw Mill Kun, Thirty fifth ward, Pittsburgh. ArorsTA Kill, wile of Samuel Kill, aged thirty-nine years.

Funeral services from her late residence, Wednesday, April 3, at 2:30 o'clock P. M. Friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend. MOKKISON On Tuesday morninsr. April 2.

19. HAX5TAH A. 1. MorkihON, wife of the late Hon. John Morrison, in the eightieth year of her age.

Funeral services at her late reglienc e. Califor nia avenue, near Superior station, Ft. W. H. on Friday afternoon, April 5, at 2 o'clock.

Interment private. MURDOCH Tuesday evening-, April 2. at 8 P. illiam E. Mi kikxh, lu Sewick ley, in the twenty-seventh year of his ae, son of 11.

J. and K. V. Notice of funeral In evening papers. DR SADLER Treats au uues3t oi Et.

Ear, Nosb asb Tasoir Spectacles adjusted, artlllclil eyas msertel. Home comforts at his raal dence for critical cases. The Moss -X Hnrro at the l.iat Coat ft' Time, Suffering and aisured by a Y- nnnorulllfil av iitripliriA In tllft same Office. 04 Penn avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa KHosieryflDepartat AGAIN LADIES' afLliilGlGalHl HIQ We can show you the largest line of these hose of any bouae in the city, com-mencing at 20c a pair and up to 1 3 00 a pair, including regular size, out size and opera lengths. Our first grade is a regular made summer weight French foot at 20u a pair.

The next better number is a very fine full regular made, full length French foot light weight at 25c; also, a heavy weight at 25c. Extra fine quality light weight French foot at 35c or 3 pairs for one dollar. This is a special bargain. Then follows our 40c number, very fine French foot liaht weight, sold for 50c elsewhere. Our next grade is one of oar leaders and the best hose in the city for 50c $5.50 a dozen; extra fine French foot light weight.

Also have a very fine one with clocking up the side at the enme price. Still better and finer number at Coc 17 50 a dozen. Extra fine with clocking at 73c 5S.50 a dozen. Then we follow up these numbers with Smyth's Real Balbriggan at $1.75, 52.50 and $3 pair. LADIES' OUT SIZE, Or Extra Large for Stoat Ladies.

Our first price in these is 23c a pair; full regular made and a medium weignt, French foot. Then a better grade, full regular made, French foot, at 40c a pair. A very fine quality summer weight, French foot, lull length, at 50o a pair, 5.50 a dozen. An extra fine quality, with clocKint, at 75c, 58.00 a dozen. OPEIIA LENGTHS Ladies' extra long Balliriggaa Hose at 5c, and a finer grade at Hoth are light weights.

For ladies who experience trouble in wearing a Colored Hose we recommend our Fine Unbleached Balbriggan Cotton Hose. Home Ward, X0. 41 FIFTH AVEXUE. Clothiers, Tailors, Furnishers, Cor. FIFTH ATE.

and WOOD S1. Sp3-TTFW ESTABLISHED 1817. LBS Sl CO. OHl Children's AIl-W-Kd Cloth Keefcrs, all colors, fancy striped and braid trimmed, 'i are very pretty. AT Misses' Plain Cheviot.

Blaier Jtckeis In Tans and Hiucs. 1 be prettiest tiling of the season, and ti.e price is a bar-Stain. Full lines of Ladies' Lons Traveling Wraps, Fancv and I'lain Jackets. Mantillas, He a 1 Shoulder Wraps, including some beautiful thins, and the very best prices, must be left unmeotloned. CURTAINS, PORTIERES, ETC.

FUOM 50c CI': Very jjooi quality Lace 3 yards lot; it. A r.1 -yard Curtain, 50 inches wide; excellent aluv. FK OI fJ l'O 10; Fine Hrusels Frfect. 3 and 4-yard Curtains, SO and 6) inches wido including bome handou)e goods, all at best possible pries. AT tioOi An elecant 72-inch, 3 yards long Lace Curtnin.

FKOM hO TO 110: A -yard, "Mnch very good value. AT ia: Actnallv worth and mde to retail at an Insh'l'olnt F.flect ottin'ham, yards I iuir, 72 Inches wido. A rare barsraia. 1 i A new line Nottingham Hcd Sets. ATljll': An elecant line antique Iel Sets: handsomest iroods ever shown.

Full line." f'ortlerrs, new an.l elcirant sroois; lapestry Materials, Trimminsr, Fringes, etc. Everything in the L'ldiolstery line. DOOTOK teiiicr la ao, In protioo, olle; WIIITTIER, :4 ri.N.N I As all res.duts kuo f. mid bacfe riles of Pit ts burh papers prove, is the oldest established ana most prominent physician in the city, da -Tonus special altentlou diseases of the Smn. svioou, uraia aud iorvoii bysteiu.

Ijaduas fcladdor, etc. li I i ITS nl MenMl lMseasos, Maj. iLUl WUOCll by eihaususo sta lies, enervating eraploymeat. Improper htoits, tx.a.. retultim? in physical decay, nervous dobility lack of (cuery, ambitioa nu i hojo, impaira memory, disordered ir'at, celf-didtrast.

bash-luluesi, dizilness, eloeplesinosi, pimples ant eruptions. Impoverished blood, tailing power crpanio weaKnees. dyspepsia, Ihieateneo cousumptlou, and unattinn the per sou lor business, society or marriage, r9 Uianeuliy, tiiul privately eurd. BLOOD AND SKIN .11. eruptions, Motohfs, falUn; blr, bone palai Klauduiar ewt-lHtis, ulcerations of touc'ae, n.outli, luroal, ulcers, old sores, ectema, scrofula, salt rheum, acULO aa i other skin imperfections; ao, bad ellects 01 mercury aad improper medicines are cured for life, and blool poujuj thoroUijhly eraticaled from the svstetu-llL'lf; tfi kidney and bladder derangements, UIlillQlll Weak back, gravel, catarrhal discharges, recent and louir standing lnQamuia-lion, swellinir, rheumatis and other paiufut finptoms, rocelve soarsiiin tretmoat, proiapl lelief and real cures.

F'r. Whlttier's lite-loni? extensive exporlen? In these imporlauc diseases, pre-oialnoully as him for their correct management, and a Jorij sclentlaii and reliable treatment oa cooiaioa sense prlnclpios. Cons ultatitn free. at a distance as carefully iroatel as if here. Office hours, A.

Si. to P. M. Sunday, lj A. M.to 1 P.

31. r.iy. Ili. WHirXiEli, Si). S14 feaa.aveuue, Piltsbura, Pa.

MYERS, SMILE 523 WOOD STREET, Printers, Stationers -ASU Blank Book Manufacturers Wo fcavo Kwnantly on hanJ a full lineof Counting llouce Stationery, Including every description of Day Ledgers, Icr olHce use, and aro prejarel to furnlsi short notice l.VKVEKV VA E1KTY. toolo for liUhLlMOTUN l.t'O'Eli F1LKS, th5 most eompleia and economical LottfT File In the market, i ije liuiUmg Leiturs aad custio bat MYERS, SIIINKLE 523 WOOD STREET. MACHINIST AM BLACKSMITH. Also manufae-turpr of Kailinz, Iron Doors, tiearinir (in.l Tools of erery Special attention prtven to jtrinrlin Knives and Scissors. herry and Strawberry alleys, Pitlsourirli, Ha.

Kepairin' of every description exeeu.ei Willi JIAXUFACTUEKKS AND WHOLESALE HEALERS IN BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS 511 WOOD STREET. SPECIAL DRIVES FOR 188(1, Our for "Men's Seamless Bals ilesseiucr Calf Shoes for HutUn to retail at $1.25." "COLCHESTER IlUIiBEIiS." Leading Ilnbber House In estern Fennsjlvanix. Full line of Seasonable Rubbers in flrst and second qualify. Send orders to ns If you Trant quiet delireries. us.

SPROUL LAWRENCE, BANKERS AND BROKERS. 73 rOUP.TII AVENUE. Y. Stocks. Gram.

Petroleum and Local Securities. Members of i'hlladelphla and Pittsburgh Stock Exchanges. J0HNM. OAKLEY BANKERS and BROKERS, Members ofChlcasro Hoard of Trade and I'itt. burirh I'ctroleura Exchange.

liUIEL AMitKSUX, 45 SIXTH STREET flocks, t-rain and IVIrnlMia nought and lol for cash or on margin. IfSTOCKS) NDS HAMILTON BUILDING. H. IRWIN Direct wires to Chicago Boara of Trade and Consolidated Exchange New York. frPETRQLEUM) atwqod McCaffrey.

-ANJ Phosphor Bronze Founders, IRON riPE FITTERS, NATURAL GAS SUPPLIES. PITTSBURGH, PA. Pipe-ftting orders for Steam. Wafer and Natural Gas in Iron Mills and alt kinds of Manufacturing Works promptly executed by experienced workmen. J.SCHULT2, IRON CITY BRIDGE WORKS.

Office and Works 2007 CABSOX STEEST T-IIERE is only one original Dreydoppei Soap. Imitai and so-called I3orax Soap are plentifal and poor. Sha. explain the difference? To tell my competitors how to nr Soap? Xo. 1 do not speak to them now; but to i readers that appreciate a fine and pure Soap.

Everybrx. does, and everybody has to use Soap. Why not use th best? IF you want the original value or your money, to save tinv labor, clothes, with quicker and better results for all pu poses where soap is used you think of Drej'doppel, and oh tain the original DREYD0 PPEL SOAP, The Great Disinfec-or, Purifier, Cleanser and at first class grocers everywhere; and so avoid imitation and called Borax Soap, substituted ior extra profit. WM. DREYDOPPEVrAHDFACTDRER Retail trade suppl A at Wholesale Grocers everywhere oclSwa-tr HENRY SMITH SONS, M.MOKB13, IRON CITY ilollins aim.

Blast Furnace and Maoa nery Castings. OEea and Works Twenty-third ean aad liberty iu, i-'iiidLurih, Fa..