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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-09

Everybody invited this establishment
could told Whether
wife,
find them and at Lowest
Black Pattern, from to
Pattern, tsayf
costs
coStsa ON
Cooed Cashmere 10 90
Plaid costs ON
A Silk Pattern, IS 90
A
A Good Strong Useful School House Dress Pattern,
say
o.
Black Stockinette Jackets,
Cloth, Cheviot and Diagonal Jackets 3 SO II 90
Fine
o
Styles %
Wraps in Cloth Diagonal and Plush 90 45 90
Ladies' Suits to
Misses MadeUp Suits Is 20 90
Boys Suits, 18
Boys years,
Ladies' Astrakhan Capes,
Ladies' Capes
Ladies' Misses Mufs FUR to
Grandna-Back Fischus, %
For Baby-A Nice Cloak, 90
Shawls all kinds
Gents Girls and
Hosiery Under
Handkerchief Mufhers ALL variety
Dolls, Toys. Books, Nacks-an here.
would
their attention Linen and Furnishing Departments Towels
Sett Table Cloths Table Comforts
Quilts Lace Curtains wouldn't
be out of the way for a Christmas present
Come in and look around You are welcome
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-09


DEN NSYLVANIA RAILROAD AND
i after Nov. g.. 1890 trains leave Union
Station, Pitt5burs, as follows Eastern Standard
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-09
THE WEATHER.

The United States Signal Service officer in
this city furnishes the following:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
SUCCI rs NOT HUNGRY VOW.

Giovanni Succ awokc yesterday morning refreshed
and happy the prospect of seeing and talking to
the many visitors who come to see him. lie looks
forward to the coming of ne* faces with an eagcrness
which plainly shows the intense nervous strain 10
which he is subjected. The little italian is keeping
up on nerve and It Is now question whether or not
he will be able to hold out for the next twenty-one
days which must elapse before the period of his long
fast is completed. lie has passed the stage when
hunger Is felt and he is now sustained by stored up
tissue which must be used up before complete collapse
ensues. When seen last evening by Tribune re
porter, he reclining sofa nervOusly smoking
pipe, which he INDUCES in constantly. He has lost
twenty nine pounds since the beginning of his fast lie
spent about twenty minutes yesterday fencing with
one of his attendants. His weight Is now III IL
pounds. His temperature last evening $500.
pulse 76 respiration 81, sprometcr 800 cubic cent?
meters and according to the official report for the day
his general condition is improved: He drank during
ounces Of alkaline water and forty drops of the elixir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINS.-Papers were filed YESTERDAY ID
the surrocates Court. giving notice OF contest 10
The probate of the will of William L. Wallace, OF North
Tarrytown. The contest is made by his daughter
Kate Gardner Wallace, wife OF H. IL. WOOD OF sing
Sing together with his son. Carolyn stewart m@aoe'
90 ,he ground of undue influence. Mr.. Wallace In
Mi, viii beoueathed over 81, 100000. and cut of his
daughter entirely for having married without MS con
sent and his with $50, on account OF ananT Hd
80. tn him during the lifetime OF the testator anu
n~nectstions of a large inheritance from another
source Mr. Wallace. who was married three tines;
leaves the bulk of his fortune TO his WIDOW anu
minor children.
MAMARoNECK.-The committee appointed TO Icon con,
and RYE Neck AS an incorporated village are under.
Stood TO favor the scheme. The two settlements are
merely separated by narrow stream
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30

Washington, Nov. 20.-The Pension Appropriation
bill for the next fiscal year to-day agreed upon by
the subcommittee having 1t in charge, and 1t VIII be
reported to the full committee on Monday morning,
when IL IS hoped TO finish its consideration and have IL
ready for report to the House the first opportunity
The bill as agreed upon approprates the full amount
estimated as necessary by the Commissioner OF Pen
sons except that the estimate for clerk hire at pen
sion agencies and for fuel and light are cut down
approximately 100000 in the aggregate. so that the
appropriation for these purposes is about 100000, In
stead of 300 900, in Of that for the curons
fiscal year For the payment of pensions $l33la3 O55
ia apnroprated and for examining surgeons 100000,
AN Increase OF $500 900 the current fiscal year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
CLOSE OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

Tho fifty ninth industrial exposition Ct the American
Institute which began October l. closed last night
The season was one OF unusual The receipts
at the door greatly exceeded those Of last year, and
more than 1000 people have attended. There were
over 40 exhibitors Among the departments of spe-
cal interest that devoted to machinery the exhibit
Of machinery for wood working being especially note
worthy. The exhibit Of food products Is said never TO
have been surpassed in the history OF the fair. The
department of photography contained many novel and
valuable features. The furniture display small,
yet composite furniture progress exhibited
than for several years. We fruit exhibit was good
I'm quality. but not extensive. The chrysanthemuai
department contained all tie products of the last
three years, Including the Mplleus Hardy. So excep
tonally fine this exhibit that petition pre-
sented to the Board Of Managers to extend the fair for
week. but the day for closing had been gen.
orally announced ii decided not to continue
Out of the awards made, there were 474 premiums.
OF these 110 were in cash. the total amount being
1922. There were given ninety two medals for merit,
lO1 for excellence Jag for superiority four for taste,
and six special silver medals. The small number OF
awards for merit shows there abundance OF
articles OF intrinsic value. The decisions of the Judges
are said to have given entire satisfaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
TIE NURDER OF GENERAL SELIVERSTOFF.

The latest Paris papers, dated November 30, give
some particulars relative to the murder at the Hotel
de Babe on the Boulevard des Italens, OF the Russian
Genera, Selverstoff, formerly chief OF the polucai
police of st. Petersburg These particulars arc meage'
having been printed the night following the muiuer'
The General. who was sixty years old, had arrived IN
Paris early in November, accompanied by single
servant He used to get up early In the morning. On
wednesday Nov 10, as he had not been seen up to
II in the morning, his servant knocked at the door
of his bedroom, and receiving no answer entered te
room He found his master lying on the hoor ap-
narently Hfeess After lie was lifted from the moor
hov,ver where he had fallen, and had been laid on the
bed 1t was found that the General was still ahVe' ou'
he did net recover consciousness, and died In the
n,cbt The theory first advanced. that the case was
ono 10 snicide WAS soon exploded The General had
oc.;ved bullet wound behind the Fight car, and
IL he had intended TO commit suicide, IL is believed
he woud have shot himself IN the ear or In the temple.
some investigation it was learned that at 10 80
m The General was about to leave his room. and had
already put on his hat, wheh al ehpioSc vi '"e
hotel came to his room ana said'
wc.,.rai there Is a messenger (commissOnaire)
dv, sta,rs with letter which he wants 20 deliver to
vourseIf personally. He says that an answer Is ur-
gently requested =. A., -
The General gave the order 10 ie' inc messens.r
come nm. few minutes afterward the latter left
Al. hotel and at IL o'clock as already stated the
General was found murdered NO weapon WAS iouhu'
The buIIet was extracted that evening
The Paris "L'Intransigeant" adds curious fact TO
those mentioned above. 1t says that while the all
thortes were conducting their Inquest al the n ho'e,
M "a .nd ali paris knew Of the murder the Pre!cct
of Police ri Lore, had not heard of It, IL was ONLY
a II D. M a. the first performance OF pay a, a,,
Tta.,re ~ The (iymnsse that VI. LOzc was INFORMED
81 the traqsay This recalls the fact tina when orn
exploded rs bombs under the carriage OIL y,
The stempt only froIp Of the Alessandr brother.
two Corsjcans who acted tor years & personal escort
q the Emp0gors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
ENGLEwOOD.


THROWING HIMSELF OVER A PRECiPlCE'
weldressed man got Of the 90 train from new
York ct the Englewood station yesterday a'er'o""'
and employed of Jacob Taylor's hackmch 70 'sso
him up on the Palisades. Arriving there nc psu "'
hickman and the latter returned to the railroad
The man went to point about mile and nan "o's
the station. opposite the home Of Elias NorSn' Sau
Just below Lydecker's Park. The man was Sc" .,
q young son OF Mr.. Norman to throw Ills ove'oo".
over the Cliff which at that point + fuS 10 ice'
high and perpendicular. Young Norman 10"
minutes later saw the man throw up MS arms "hu
leap from the precipce. The boy went nome ana III
formed his father. The latter accompanied MN oach
to the cliff ana after convincing himself thst the
statement of the boy true. sent word TO Jusuce
Cass who acting as preceded TO the loot OF
the cliff where the body lay Justice Cass was &C
eompanied by Mr. Norman and an undertaken. They
n,,csd the body in a boat and took 1t to the Engle
Eood pier at Palisadeave arriving az late hour last
night The body was then removed TO the morgue o.
William TAYLOR Humphrey ST.. Englewood AP-
parently the body that OF GerIpn, a6out MY
wears Old. lie was five fest eight inches III hclsh,
and weighed about 16O pounds. The dead man haa
dark mustache and side whiskcrs. HIS hair and
heard we're OF dark sandy color. IN the pocKets OF
the Ovtrcoat found revolver with TOUR cnanpers
iosdei and two empty. copy OF Ncw-YorK news
nsner dated November 90, pair of dark Kid gloves;
Z dice box white linen handkerchief, with tho lpiual
r ard an empty bottle containing an old label wntcn
Srss marked "City Drugstore, st. Augustine, Fla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
ORANGE.

Dr. Joseph ". stickler sailed for Europe SoS'eu',
He will 60 direct to Berlin to visit Professor hoo "
make a study of his wonderful discovery. lie mas al
ranged 10 enter Dr. Kochs laboratory stuoy 'c 'ioo.
mcn 81 the patients the preparation of the lymph anu
will, hiring some of ii back with him as well as Inc tx
na,ains and appliances for its manufacture re WI
,,roialv he gone year, and his return VIII es.ao
fsh in Orange a hospital for the treatment OF ph'hso~
patients ,-. -,
A charming cotillon given in the clubhouse y,
The Essex County Country Club In west oranSe h o,
Friday evening. under the patronage OF Mrs. Y.ePi
j. Mecker of Newark Mrs Thomas E hngnSa np ~
Orange and Mrs Charles b. iardley, OF fist OInko;
There wers seventy.fvs guests. The german was led
by Mis- Margaret Yarey with Leon ALBEIT lr; some Sns
NJ The figures were novel one called by the Sao oea
Waves was opened with box Of sand In when tneie
were hurcd numbered shells. The young women sur
rounded it, and with tiny tn:shovels and pals aug
nm the shells. Each claimed Us her partner ,ho
gentleman with the corresponding nnmSer nUas
those that were present at the affair we're MISS
Chtck Mis- Gertrude Chnr Miss Madge h9enmsS.
MIS- Emma Wald- Miss Helen Wiley, MISS Caronhe
bod Miss May FAY, Miss Halle Kellogg. Miss Mar.
caret Joralemon Miss Marie f. Burt. Miss Jeanne a,a
Harthoiom. Miss Chubb, Miss Eleanor Clark MISS
Mabel Petit. Miss Lulu Hosmer Miss Lena h3skie a
low Miss Julia MecNer, Frank Bayns. NeWeu b. "Oo1-
worth samuel Colgate, jr. A. H. wallis, II; slant .,
IInrI r. land s Petit, Cheever HardwlcK, george NJ.
Gin and Herbert Carter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
Nrw-YORK CITY.

w.+o p.c,srr Riley collected ec4, eo4 70 for Croton
water last week Mayors Marshal Engclhard issued
l.lse city licenses; fees, s.,549 90
Controller Myers will open bids tomorrow for the
purchase Of $780, 800 20 Of per cent school-house
bonds, redeemable in twenty years.
Mayor Grant will hear argument at noon 70 morrow
upon the propriety Of his signing the ashpan oroi-
nance recently passed by the Board Of Aldermen
Mayor Carroll Of Rochester, called on Mayor Grant
Yesterday but found him dissent from the City Hail. as
he was attending the funeral Of August Belmont
Admirers of good music will find entertainment to-
day at the Eden Musec, where tho Hungarian orchestra
viii, give two sacred concerts. Otero, the fancifnl
Spansh dancer continues to be decided favorite at
this resort New things in wax add to the display.
A mass-meeting Of women will take place in Cooper
Union next Tuesday evening, to form petlten 10 DC
sent TO the Car of Russia for the relief OF Sophia CUM
burg who is now in prison on the charge OF com
plcity with the Nihsts. Archdeacon MacRay
will be chairman of the meeting. and among the speak
ers will be Mrs Lille Devcreux Blake and Marearet
Moore Among the Independents announced to be
nresept are A. S. Hewitt and Chauncey NJ. Depew.
representatives from the Kings Daughters. the Daugh
ters of Israel womans Medical Society and the Radical
Club will be present.
Julian Linker aged fifty, Of Summitst, Bedford
Park was struck by train and instantly killed ias'
evening while crossing the track Of the Harlem Kali
road at Williamsbridge.
memorial service in the Dutch and English
languages will be held in the Holland Reformed Church,
No. go West Eleventh-st., on Wednesday evening AZ
80 O'Clock out OF respect TO the memory OF Tie lae
King of the Netherlands.
Father Ignatius. the British evangelist monk. VIII
hold services in Chickerng Hall at ii a. H. ao anu
: 80 D. m on Sunday, December Z.
George KEENAN, Will give his lecture on the Noun
toi,e pfat al
of the Broadway Tabernacle on Thursday evening" for
the benefit OF the FreshAr and Convalescent Home al
Summit, N. J.
The Hamburg American steamship Augusta-Victoria
Is advertised to make an excursion to the Mediterranean
and the Orient In January.
at F. K.--The necessary qualifications TO become
a member of the Lincoln Club are good character
belief in Republican principles, and application 'or
membership.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
NORTHERN NEw-JERSEY COUNTIES.

CAELsT ADT.-Thc funeral of Henry Mathe, Editor
and proprietor of 1.-The carlstqd' Free Press. Dooh
Mace Yesterday afternoon at his home at Broadway
60 rorrtbst Mr. Ma,he founded " The Frcie Press
over eighteen years ago, and had been connected with
IL ever since.
WEsTFIELD.-The third annual convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Associations Of the Fourth
NswJcrsey District met in the Westield Methoaisl
tIw,.cb ON Friday night The following associations
aue at the convention Asbury Park. Gran
berry. New brunswick. plainheld, Rutgers Coiiege
RuiScrs Grammar school and Railway. Last Mgh,
ncss men made addresses favorlng the
Of Young Mems Christian Association In wessiela
The convection will he continued to-day. Charlee
Uvde and several Plainfeld associates Will soon
Establish Wcstaeds first banking institution to b
known as The County Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
CVSTOHS DErJSy0VS

Washington Nov 29.-Tbe Deputy Collector Of Gus
toms at Minneapolis has been informed that the pro
viso TO Section so of the Tariff act authorizing the
withdrawal of goods from bonded warehouse upon pay
ment at rates in force prior to the passage
the present law is limited to goods that were depos
tied in bond in public or private bonded warehouse
prior 10 October 1. 500.
The Treasury Department has decided that swee.
potatoes not entitled to free entry "yams,n but
are subject TO duty the rate Of twenty-five cents Del
bushel Of sixty pounds under the provision for pota
fnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
ELIZABETH.

In the Union County Court yesterday the OCTOBER
Grand Jury brought In nnety-sX indictments. Inns
beats the record since the county was formed ".
,ury also brought in presenments against raihheiu
"a pabwar for maintaining bad roads. There were
fonr prcsentments Of this character other places IN
the county being included. presen'ment Mas aioo
hrourht in against Assemblyman Thomas r. Lane ,a
DEM. Editor OF The Summit lecord," Tor assuming
The Grand Jury In his newspaper.
Thomas F: Egan who sold privileges 70 te eS' IN
makers nj tbe Linden and Dwyer tracks appeureu III
court to plead guilty 10 two indictments e % t
held In So. 500 bail on each Indictment 10 "pp' "
trial AT the January term OF court
Elizabeth Slattery. Of the victims OF WE DO, To,
sjon which took place last summer Oh ne FAST ni
at Hell GATE between steamer ana tlle cAet.' 10, ,Oi
Larces Of LAFAYETTE Council Independent Oiuer VI rv.
estcrs died yesterday from her injuries AT heI moo
im this civ She was in the hospital on Blackwei >
Island mil, month AGO when she was pronounceu a
beiness and jncurabe invalid. and was taken nome U
herp bnsb hand She was thirty-eght years ola anu
leaves five children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30

chascs are OF tho denominations Of 300 ana SiooO
principally the latter They aggregate aoo"s
s,sooo.O0o. The United States Treasurer has now
on hand about 200 100000 In 81 Is and 40 Treasury
uttes and the Secretary has directed that they DC
exchanged for the larger notes on presentation INC
supply of ones and 6ves is, however. small just al
present and the exchanges will temporarily be con-
fined principally to tens. Hereafter small notes VIII
aiso no principally used In making the silver pur-
chases. Instead OF large notes. and II Is hoped IN
short time 10 have supply OF them sumcicnt :"
meet all reasonable demands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
sYor HIS LAyDLADY AND HIMSELF.

Lockport Nov 90 (specaD.-A tragedy was enac'e 90
a, the boarding house Of Mrs. Augusta Vandekar IN
this city shortly after O'Clock tonight Inc
were seated at the supper table when john wh'Deca
arose. went out into the kitchen returned anu s,
an ned leaving the woman to struggle with whtbecR'
lie pulled her to the floor and shot her IN the pSA
Of the head She ran screaming to a neighbors Mhis
BECK then went upstairs and shot himself IN the neaa
~ ,uIlst entering the brsa TAe ase hopes OF MIS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
NEWARK.

The New Mexico Land and Irrigation COMPANY -
corded articles Of incorporation YESTERDAY;
tects stated I'm the articles to acquire agr1c
and grazing lands IN NewMe xco to develop ana III,
prove lands By irrigation and breed i've s $40 w.d
Rrown Charles ". Wells and Herbert IL: DraKe; Oh
New York Thomas D. Hustled, Of Peekskill, ana JOIN
". Taylor. OF Newark. 49, .
c.yontvsve Renuhlicans OF the Rosevle District
m Eriday night organized club with AssemDiym,&'
George W. Ketcham as president. H. T. HassIns vi w
PRESIDENT and F. J. Mattison secretery Inc 'iuo
vii secure a permanent home in Koscve.
Prosecutor Crane announced in court Yesterday ,a
yeek too soon He asked the court to IN day Wlen
a new fury should be drawn. Judge Depue ofoereo
The drawing TO take place tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
ro uggr THE DEMANDS FOR SMALL NOTES.

Washington. Nov 2O.-In order to meet, as far as
possblc the present heavy demand for notes OF small
denominations, Secretary Window has decided to
issue 80 R3, and 81 Treasury notes in exchange
for Treasury notes Of larger denominations. Owing
10 the limited time allowed to prepare for the execu-
tion OF the silver BILL II was found necessary at
first to confnc the Issue OF notes by that act to
urgc denominations Thp consequence VS. That
nearly all the notes In circulation through silver pur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
TONG ISLAND.

LONG ISLAND CITY.-City Treasurer bieckwehn
has caused great dismay among teachers by ciussns
10 honor any warrants drawn against the 9lE'"oo
premiums on school bonds transferred 10 tie sener"
fund nv resolution of the Common Council on iuss-
Ssy last Mr. Bleckwenn says that no secl0l oi 1le
city charter gives the Common Council authorrs 40
make such transfer and he will not pay OUT tne
money unless a mandamus OF the Supreme Court COM
malls him To.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
JERSEY CITY.

Ex-Mayor Oliver. Of Bayonne. has offered 81 600
10 head list Of subscriptions to establish college
NJ Greenville Thus far no one has followed inc
GOOD example but the citizens Of Greenvc are much
Interested II. the project
John Cosgan of No 400 Third.st.. who was
stabbed in the back Of the neck by John Ric6asa.Un
nj No 400 Third ST., Monday night Is dying NDsusas
WAS one OF gang OF hoodlums who insulted hcnaS
son and his wife, and then attacked them flcharu
son said he stabbed COstigan, but did 1T In
Richardson has been locked up ever since the a'i"'
took place,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
cTATEN ISLAND.

STAPLETON.-John +. Pagan. Editor ana puoilshe'
~ "rhc Richmond County Herald and clerk OF the
rho.watrr Roard Of Health died yesterday at his
home. in stapleton, from consumption Mr; Pagan
was born at New Haven Corners was ~ehS-s iA years
sld and unmarried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
CORPORATIONS roRMED LAST WEEK.

Chicaro. Nov. o9.-The United States Corporation
pureau of Chicago reports the weekly list Of com
pleed corporations in the United States for the week
ending November os as follows Total corporations.
,oa total capalization $213,643, 800 distributed
follows Gold, silver and other mining and smelling
comuauIes. ten, sl4,495,0O0 coal and Iron com
panies. eight, S3,66O,OOO; banks ana investment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
SIZE OF THE VARIOUS DENOMINATIONS

DR.. II. X Carroll OF '.rhe INDEPENDENT who has
compiled the statistics OF the churches the United
States obtained by tie recent has made public
some OF The number OF titles OF distinct religious
bodies In United States nearly all Of which should
be classed Protesans is 1871 Fourteen OF the leading
groups ore subdivdcd follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
A RIG STEEL NIL SHUTTIyG DOwy

Bethlehem Penn. Nov 29.-The steel mill of the
Bethlehem Iron Company shut down tonight throw.
Ing 900 men ont Of employment Officials say the
shutdown is made necessary by lack Of orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-11-30
AIONG THE SOIJND.

BRIDGEPORT.-New has been received OF th
death OF Howard Barnum in San Francisco ne wa
soruer,v cashier of the PcquOnnock National Sahh
this city. Dealca!oy ,,, sG h.an ,bis morning