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TESTING MACHINES,
Richie Brothers, Philadelphia.

Richie Brothers stand at the head of testing
machine makers and have maintained their
position ever since they introduced the manu-
featuring of these machines as a regular branch
of industry in this country.
They have handsome ard interesting ex-
hIbit in Machinery Hall of a very extended
variety, but it will only give faint idea of the
various testing machines which this firm
makes.
Their success has been remarkable. and the
'Riehle Testing Machine has been adopted by
the United States Government as the standard
and is used in most of the leading railroads and
institutions of learning in the country.
Special care is taken in the construction of
the "Riehle Testing Machine" and only the
best material is worked up by skillful workmen
into machines that are models of grace and
beauty.
In connection with the machines they use
their "Extensometer" for determining elastic
limit and modulus of elasticity. 1t is mechani-
cal, without any electrical attachment. is yery
quickly attached and detached.
Richie q Bros. are makers of the best class
of scales in the country, embracing all that is
neeced from small counter scales to the largest
railroad and factory sizes.
All who are interested are invited to call and
examine their exhibit at the Pittsbure Expo-
sition.
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Trymbv. HINT e. Co., Philadelphia.

The success of this exhibit has been SO
marked that it demonstrates to nicely tnst
Pittsburgers appreciate the elegant goods
shown in the display Of this sra rrm o
be seen exquisite bits of beauty, result OF care
full, thoughtful study of what is pracIlcat,
beautiful and artistic in the models OF ootn
this and the Old World parlor, drawing room,
dining room, chamber and library suites and
hall furniture in the styles, wood, hnlsn ana
prIce you want Fancy and ornamental
furniture in those delicious things, escrltolres.
pedestals, cabinets ETC., in the Nernls
Martin decorations, and Mexican onyx anu
brass. and Mexican onyx and gold Inc won
derful curtain department and art metal work-
Bric-a-brac, representing all the famous pay
terms of the world, or to sum it up, the mouse
in Philadelphia is the finest exhibition OF IN,
terror decoration to be found in America, ana
should be enjoyed by all visitors to that CITY.
Trymby, Hunt & Co. furnish designs, plsns
and estimates for complete furnishing OF
whole house or single apartment. Gail at tne
exhibit in main building and consult their rep
resentative. Mr.. ]. Z. Dow will give all intor-
nation in regard to the business, which is 10
Gated at Nos. l2l9-l22l Market ST., Philadelphia
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CHURCH ORGANS, REED ORGANS,
PIANOS.
s. Hamilton. Nos. 81 and 90 Fifth Avenue

s. Hamilton, Nos. 81 and 90 Fifth Avenue.
added to this already superb display. Con-
spicuous among them is the Clough and War
ren church organ, it having Scribner's qualify
ing tubes and reeds; Clough and Warren being
the only manufacturers who use them. This
one has two manuals, the stops running
through all the registers; two octaves of pedal
bass notes, the reeds of which are contained in
the peculiar boy seat for the organist; it has all
the attachments necessary to a complete
organ, and is pumped by an electric
motor, richly carved massive case.
Altogether an instrument of great value
either for aehurch or large music room, Price
with motor S50-without motor 500. Other
Clough and Warren organs have been added;
also Story & Clark "a reed organ). which. in
its elegant case of BIRDS eve maple, and nickel
stops, has been much admired; several more of
those lncomDarable Estey's, so long and so
favorably known that long criticism is needless
Decker Bros have made a new departure as to
cases; new piano, is of antique oak, with
massively hand-carved pedestal feet ends,
panels music rack, indeed, everywhere that
such elaborate workmanship would be permiss-
able OF appropriate. The case is truly fitting
for this lovely Cabinet Grand, which is new
style No. 8 A Parlor Grand, Decker Bros
has just been placed in one corner and Its deli
cious tone and faultless action cannot fail to
entrance every genuine lover of music. Then
there is new No 16 upright, of the same
make. going to swell the list while still others
are TO follow
As an evidence of the perfection of the
pianos in which Hamilton deals, he has sold
nine from the Exposition stand, in addition to
his business at the saIesrooms, 81 and SO Fifth
avenue. This speaks well for Hamilton's
goods, Hamilton's stand and the Exposition.
Among the attractions at Hamilton's stand is
the great Italian automatic piano which thou
sands flock to hear, tor its novelty and brilliant
tone. This piano was kindly loaned for an Ex-
position attraction by Mr.. William Mckay.
the celebrated caterer of McKeesport, Pa,
Hamilton has great exhibit surely of worthy
SAMPLES drawn from his immense stock at 81
and 93 Fifth avenue.
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DEMMLER BROS, 526 AND SOS SMITH.
FIELD STREET,
CouvenIences for HousekeepIus.

If Housekeeping is not easy to the ladies of
Pittsburg the trouble must lie with themselves
is the unanimous verdict of those who have
taken I'M the fine exhibit of this firm on the
main hoor: Not only are the large matters
represented in full, but every little conceit and
device in the way of work simpliier is hang
ing here, there and everywhere about this en-
ticing display. Pasteur filters, New Era wash
ing machines, natural gas CRATES and laundry
stoves coal vases, hot water urns
Grand Rapids carpet sweepers. pat.
tent fryers for croquettes, adjusta-
pie pie plates, Sensible" sad-irons glass rolling
pins, egg beaters that make that USUALLY
tedious work pastime coffee mills and coffee
pots that produce delicious beverage in one
minute of time, broilers, griddle greasers. Gus
pldores, dish pans and every sort of pans, -four
and bread tins, clothes wringers, water coolers,
imperial stone hollow ware that cooks food
without turning it black, cutlery for table,
kitchen and personal use, trays, tubs and pals
OF that serviceable indurated fiber ware steel
sklllets that are warranted not to break even if
they should have fall, and the desirable EN-
pire roaster and baker, the best contriyance for
the purpose ever invented, and on and on until
a column would not hold the mere names of the
articles, all useful, shown at this space
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A BANKRUPT CIRCUS.
The Manager Disappears. Owing Perform-
ers and Others from S4OO to SO Apiece.

fhe manager disappears, Owing Performs
ers and Others from S4OO to SO Apiece.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcHr
MIDDLETowN, n. Y, October II. -
Frank A. Robbins circus, menagerie and
Wild West show started out on a seasons
tour from Washington, n. j., in
April last The show had on its
salary list about 25 performers
and about 75 canvas men, musicians, driv-
ers, etc. The outfit included about 100
horses, two elephants and other wild ami
mails and needed appliances. The circus
went West as far as Leadville and then
turned and worked its way back to this
State, with the intention of going into
winter quarters in this city.
On Friday, while the show was at De-
posit, Manager Robbins Unexpectedly dis
appeared. On Sunday the show came on
and took possession of the winter quarters
here. When the show got here it is alleged
that there was due to the performers from
$50 to S40o apiece and to the canyasmen
and ordinary helpers from $40 to $50 apiece.
At this juncture j. A. Holmes, New York
museum manager, appeared here and took
possession of all the paraphernalia of the
show as the owner of the property. except
the elephants and other wild animals. which
are conceded to belong to Adam Fore
paugh, of Philadelphia
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"A WAGNER CONCERT.
As Usual the German Masters Music
Pleased the Multitude.
SCHOOL CHILDREN ADMITTED.
Saturday is Always the Peoples Day at the
Great Exposition.
BANDMASTER INNEs is VERY POPULAR

"Citizens' Day." 'Society Day, Fash
ionable Day"-so Friday of each week has
come to be designated in connection with
the Exposition, and the appellation is we'll
merited, for upon that day the people of the
two cities turn out in force to attend the
popular exhibition, the millionaire touch
ing elbows with the mechanic and the belle
of the season with the belle of the kitchen.
Yesterday was no exception to the rule
and the attendance was not only large, but
brilliant. The favoring skies had much to
do with this condition of things doubtless,
but pride in the local show had equally
much, and above all was the desire to hear
the excellent music discoursed by Band
master Innes and his corps of excellent mu-
sicians. The programme for the afternoon
was most enjoyable one, but the Wagner
programme last night was a master stroke
and the music was equal to a superior con-
cert.
To-day will be another Peoples Day, and
the largest attendance of the season is ex-
pected. A special musical programme has
been arranged for the day and evening, as
follows:
The following splendid programme has
been prepared by Conductor Innes:
PART I-2 O'CLOCK.
]. Overture, "Pygmalion and Galatea". .Suppe
z Solo for cornet, Concert Waltz" new. King
Mr.. Thomas Clark.
8. Popular selection, plantation Echoes"
...................... ..COab6s
4 Quintet for saxaphones. alto, clarinet
and fagot, "Ill Meet You Dar" -. Foster
Messrs. Hall, Nevin, Schultz, Timmons
and Trout.
5. Galop (Humorestique), THE Hen Con-
Ventlon ....--...:: ........-..s..r It anToaGn
6 Overture-'Zampa-".. pa-"..................He Herald
T. FantaziaD Descriptive-"Funeral March
of Marionette," Gounod
This charming little moroccan describes the
funeral Of marionette as witnessed by the i'm
mortal composer at Egyptian Hail. London,
England, in 1867. Written more to while away
an idle hour than to fulfill any serious purpose,
its quaint conceit and vivid descriptive power
have made its appearance upon all high-class
programmes more than welcome.
s. Popular Fantasia. a................,...
.-................R "reminiscences of Sullivan
8. Trombone solo, 'Infammatus" go. .Rossini
Mr.. W. F. Innes.
This great solo has been rendered the world
over by Mr.. Innes, whose mastery handling of
the subject has helped make its fame, while at
the same time adding to his own.
TO- March, LES Voluntaries". .Metra
Yesterday the big buildings were overrun
with J, 200 school children whose frolics and
joyous laughs thawed the colder hearts of the
older people.
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Biher & Easten,. New store.

Just the same, but totally different, is the
store of Biber & Easton, No. 505 Market
street. They were closed seven weeks for
repairs, and in those weeks no time was lost
The two buildings formerly occupied were
thrown into one and two stories added. An
elevator was put in, ladies' toilet rooms
arranged on the three upper floors, and with
large plate-glass windows, fresh paint and
new carpets the store is as before stated
just the same, but totally different. just
the same, because the location is un-
changed and the same obliging proprietors
and force of clerks await their customers;
different, because of the many improve
ments. The stock carried is much more
extensive than formerly, whole floor being
devoted to cloaks, on which anything from
a sealskin may be purchased, while
another floor is devoted to house furnish
ings. in the shape of curtains and blankets,
the main floor, as heretofore, containing an
attractive stock of dress goods, trimmings,
handkerchiefs, gloves, etc.
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this reduces the striking distance or blow OF
the hammer, so that the volume OF tone Is cu1
off, and any amount of exercises may be prac-
ticed without annoyance to neighbors. without
putting the instrument out of tune, anu Win
little or no wear upon the ''pelts-"
Then there are the Krakauer Bros. pianos
noted for their beautiful singing tone, eiegant
cases, great durability, and exquisite toucn;
surely recommendations to make any piano
popular.
Organ firms are represented by samples OF
playing Eolian organ has fine octave key
board, the usual stop action. and the automauc
or self-playing action By careful ana luur
ious arrangement of the perforated papers
which are the equivalents OF the DarIe,s . ~ ~
music boxes large and varied repertoire OF
classical or popular music may be playeoL A.
will. All the instruments mentioned IN tnis
article and others are carried in large stoch
at the Temple of Music" No. a Fifth avenue
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GLOVES.

We offer the following specials in
Gloves-each one veritable bar
gain:
Ladies' 5-hook Kid Gloves, in
black, brown, tan and slate, and
worth 81; we will close them out at
75c per pair.
Ladies 4-button Real Kid Gloves,
an elegant quality, in black, brown,
tan and slate, regular 81 IS glove,
for ooc pair.
Ladies' S-button Mousquetaires,
and worth 81 IS, for 7oc pair.
Children's Kid Gloves, new fall
shades, at soc pair. Also full lines
of Ladies' Merino and Children's
Cashmere Gloves, both in black
and colored, at FAC to soc pair.
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Marriage Licenses Granted Yesterday.
Residence.
MARRIED.

McKELVY-NOEL-A the home Of the
bride, Lamar, Mo-, on October 8, 1889, by Rev.
]. W. Heagen, Miss MAMIE NOEL, daughter of
William Noel, to Mr.. WILBUR F. McKELvY,
of Pittsburg.
STIRZEL Thursday, October
10, by the Rev. B. F. Woodburn, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Miss CADDIE,
daughter of DR.. ]. D. White, of Allegheny, to
Mr.. ]. W. STIRzEL, OF. Philadelphia.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12
MELLoR & HOENE's GREAT EXHIBIT.
Pianos and Organs.

When you speak Of the splendid instruments
carried by this firm, everybody knows what you
are taking about, for the thousands of pianos
and organs which have been placed bv MeIIor
q Hoene in homes, churches and lodges have
given such unqualified satisfaction. that it is an
open secret that they are the people to deal with
II you want the very best the market affords
have walked right into public favor: thew
are wonderful Instruments, possessing phe-
nomenal durability, great power and fullness
of tone and from their peculiar construction a
perfect action that is perforce lasting This
last Is effected through having the metal kew
frame support" the keys and action are
cIamped 20 this iron frame. and as climate does
mot Affect it. ir always remains level and the
sskev sticking" so prevalent with the warped
wooden supports, is avoided Another great
advantage IN the Hardman pianos is the patent
''harp stop attachment" to be used at viii;
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$40, $12, SIS, $18, $40
$22, $25 AND $50!

The greatest variety and the greatest values in Fine Suits a
anywhere They made well in the best os c
make and the garments perfectly that fit ea
all shapeshe tall the short the the plump the m
wearing these goods everything about will indicate til
they made order by the best merchant tlor Now gntme
glorious opportunity for money and here
golden earning but moderate salaries cloth
good which will give grand services
by mlonare Come in and en- No fear but VIII
they'll stand closest inspection, the ictes scrutiny Come
see how save you money
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$1O, $12, $15, $1S, 500
$25 and $3.50!

The styles make and trimmings embodied these fine grade
equal and superior cuommade goods
tanabe Rtburg while the prices well imagine for
from less point of extent
and general excellence what offer have equal at p
named the United States They combine all the qua
necessary make the BEST procube from the foremost manual
both Europe and this country Many made from
cosest and exquisite imported materials; with RIG
silk Innings others with English Serge and taken in all they're the ne
Ready-made Overcoats offered To gentlemen accustomed
having their clothes made order these Ovecoats will be ey
They made with hitherto unknown of Reda
Clothing the prices much lower than the merits the go
should permit We invite everybody and inspect these good
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FALL millinery.

All the newest and richest de-
signs and effects in Trimmed Hats,
Bonnets and Turbans. Over 100 diff
ferent and distinct styles in trimmed
pieces now on view. In Untrimmed
Hats, Bonnets and Turbans, every
thing that is new in both Felt and
Wool and all shapes and shades.
An endless variety of Feathers,
Wings, Tips, Pom Pons, Ribbons,
Jet Ornaments and Bands, and all
at popular prices.
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DAINTY EXPOSITION.
Hardy & Hayes, No. 52s smithfieId Stree

HardY q Hayes NO. 0&S smthHeIu StFeet'
This energetic young firm of jewellers, art
dealers and silversmiths, again come to the
front with their usual fall exposition of dainty
great Pittsburg Exposition who fail to visit
this store will have missed one of the sights of
the city. These pushing young men had di-
rect buyer at the Paris Exposition, besides
having large orders with French Commits
sionaires" to pick up the freshest novelties for
them. The result of all this enterprise is dis
play in their art ROOM in the rear of their store,
on the ground floor (no stairs to climb, far sur
passing any previous effort Remember the
store is in their new building, 529 Smithheld st.
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TWO VERY CUTE CONVICTS.
They Scaled the Prison Wall and Poisoned
the Dog in Pursuit.

LOUISVILLE, October 11-Henry Poin.
dexter and Marion Mcbride, convicts in the
Eddyville penitentiary, escaped last even
ing by scaling the outside prison wall.
Their absence was soon discovered and Dur.
suit was commenced with trained blood
hounds. The dogs took the trail at once
and it was thought the convicts would be
overhauled, but soon one of the best dogs
was found dying.
Poison had evidently been dropped BY
the convicts and the dog picked it up. The
animals death checked pursuit for some
time and it is now thought the conyicts will
escape for good. Both were sent up in 1886,
Poindexter being given 16 years for burglary
and Mcbride six years for horse stealing,
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BOGGS & BUHL,
It's, III, ll9. 12l Federal St, Allegheny.
ocl2-D
Friendless Clothing

L IlNllu1OOO 01OllllllS
Nobody intends to buy
mean clothing. It isn't made
well, it doesn't look well, it
doesn't wear well. The quail
ity is poor, the work cheap,
the price high. It's made to
sham!
Look out for it at the be-
ginning of the season! Look
out for it at the endl No
body wants it if they know it.
It's great on reductions.
How different it is with
Wanamaker clothing. Peo-
pie who get it like it. 1t
wears long, the service is
satisfactory and the price is
low. IL gains anu aoioS Gus
toners.
We make and sell the
clothing. Dealing with Gus
toners, face to face, is eco
nomical for customers. We
deal with you who are to
wear the clothing. By that
plan we get to know you,
and what you like best, and
we save profits.
The most perfect merchant
tailoring: 1000 styles of
rooJc
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NeWDressGoods

For the balance of this week we
will offer the following extraordi-
nary values:
54-inch Broadcloth, full line of
colors, 81 quality, CSC.
100 pieces Elder Down Cloaking,
fancy patterns and stripes, 75c.
100 pieces Plain Elder Down
Cloaking, all the new shades, soc.
New stock Country Flannels, in
checks and stripes, 4oc quality, 35c.
Fine French Broadcloths, SO
inches wide, all colors, 81 IS quail
ity, 81.
200 pieces Heavy Twilled Red
Flannel, 35c quality, z5c.
200 pieces Heavy Blue Twilled
Flannel, 35c quality, 25c.
900 dozen Heavy Flannel Skirts,
full size, 63c.
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MOTHERS, read and remember this: 900
children's cloaks, sizes to IL, made of
frst-class and dependable materials, in
large variety of new colors and designs, will
be offered at only 81 65 to-day at Kauf-
manns' cloak department.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

SILK, plush and cashmere caps for chill
dren. More than thrice the variety that
you can find at any. other house. Hum
dreds of entirely new, quaint and unique
styles among them that have been imported
by ourselves. Prices from 50c up.
KAUFMANNs' CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
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Largest Stock Mems Fine Neckwenr, Lon.
don
And New York makes, in latest styles and
largest variety = here to-day and till 9
o'clock tonight Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-12

Prof. W. c. Doyle's pupils of the Hilsnd
Piano School, East End, will give musical at
Echols, McMurray & Co.'s music stand Satur-
day evening at 8 M.
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Ladies' and ChiIdren's Hosier,

Our stock is the largest.
Our styles the latest.
Our prices the lowest.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
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EXTRA good value in ladies' cloth, 81
in. wide. 60c yd., worth SOC; all leading
colors. HUGUs & HACKE.
TTSQu
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EXTRA good value in ladies' cloth. 81
in. wide, 60c yd., worth SOc; all leading
colors. HUGUs & HACKK
TTSSu
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YOU CAN COME IN AND TAKE CHOICE
500 Mems Fine Fall Suits

Single Double Sacks and Getaways
imported and domestic Scotch Cassmere plain and fancy Mixture
blue black and fancy Chevot and almost endless variety
Worseds Wide and Narrow Wales Dagonal Corkscrw etc. vii
fine Serge, Silk and Satin Lnings, at
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MEMS underwear, at James n. Aiken &
Co. s, 100 Fifth ave.
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The Greatest Hosiery Bargain, Ar. Hsrs

The Greatest Hosiery Bargains Are Here
To-Day
See them-plain facy cotton, plain and
ribbed cashmere-all the black hosiery here
is strictly fast black and stainless-the
largest hosiery department.
Jos. HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
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CLOSING out all goods regardless of cost
or value. Come quick and get bargain.
+. SCHoENTHAL, 612 Penn avenue.
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