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Combine of Cordape Makers.

BosroS, Nov. S.-Nearly all the cordage-
manufacturing interests of New England and
some of New York we're represented at meet
ing held here Saturday. The meeting was
private and proceedings were not disclosed,
but the assumption is that it was for the pur-
pose of forming a combine"
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DRY Goods Failure i'm Chicago.

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The Wholesale dry goods
house of LeBaron, Holt & Co., at 170 Adams
street, failed this morning. The firm made
voluntary assignment in the county court The
assets are placed at S25. 900; liabilities $4,000
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CARPET Mills Damaged by Fire.

this morning at Samuel Whites Centennial
carpet mills. at Front street and Columbia
avenue, caused damage to the building and
stock estimated at $4,000; fully covered by in
surance. A number of the hands were rescued
by the fremen, all, however, escaping unin-
iured
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SHAWL DEPARTMENT..

A full line Of Early Winter shawls. among
which may be found those soft Atwood Cancels
Hair Travelling Shawls, in Tans and Grsys, single
size, but double weight Only 80 and 81 each.
Fine Heavy Beaver Reversible Shawls, JAG
guard patterns, fringed all round. Price. $40
each.
Long and Square Shawls Of all grades and
patterns. 81 to Sl0.
most complete assortment Of Black Cash
mere shawls, both long and square. $3.50 to
ego
Full line Of Shetland Knit Shawls. In all
colors. SOC. to SO.
tThlrd floor. It'll ST. building)
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Gale on the British Coast.

LONDON. Nov. "a heavy gale set in yester-
day morning along the coast of Devonshire and
the storm is still prevailing. A quantity Of
wreckage has come ashore and it is feared that
tn ere has been disaster at sea-
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DRy q o obs.

ID RY q GODS.
BLANKETS. 81, 81. s3. "a, s5. So 81 IS. 90
Sl0.
BED COMFORTS at all prices. filled with White
Cotton.
10-4 SHEETING, lSc.
BLACK HENRIETTA CASHMERE yard wide, wool
face, Zoe.
BLACK HENRIETTA CASHMERE All Wool. SOC
LITTLE SHAwLS, BIG SHAWLS, DOUBLE and
SINGLE SHAWLS.
LADIES' ALL-WOOL HOSE, in Black and Colors
One Case BLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL. In
Remnants, very cheap.
FEATHER-PRUOF TICKING, 15c.
RED TABLE LINEN, fast colors 25c.
BORTkEE'S DUPLEX CORSETS, 81.
NURSING COESETS. IL.
Large Lot Remnants Of DRESS GOODS marked way
down.
GENTS GRAY SHIRTS and DRAWERS, 45c
Regular price soc.
200 YG; SPOOL COTTON, will run on machine. &c
WOOL PLAID DRESS GOODS. 40 in: wide. sue.
DRESS FLANNEL. lhyards wide, soc.
SILK VELVET. in all colors, 81.
!. b TOwNER SON.
OILS 1916 5ths
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I'd EDITION.
Latest H6lGglamS 70 The Star.
SMALLPOX ON BOARD.
Arrival Of . Steamer With 1000 ltal-
ian Emi0rants.

NEW YoRk, Nov. 3-The steamer Belgravia
Of the Anchor Line arrived at this port this
morning, having over 1000 emisrants
on board, most Of whom are Italians. The
vessel comes from Mediterranean ports and
anchored of Quarantine. Her captain refused
to allow the revenue officers to board her,
stating that smallpox had developed among
her passengers. The health officers will take
charge Of the sick passengers and quarantine
them and afterward disinfect the steamer
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kLAssIcALLY SPEAKING
n o Konjurer.

iss Konjurer.
Ksa.s shyi kknoek. em all on. ..x.. the K,ei s q
ko1ntry konseauenty we stick 70 and 700 wiz
lid Us y on all questions, particularly the
READY-MApE CLOTHING
On which we prominently perfec,,TvhayinG
na5y - kUSs With NJ sample Of
dOinSs.
Lot 4625-Dark Plaid Cass Suits, for men. heavy
weight slightly and servieeable.
Lot 4655-He.vy Pad suits for men, strictly all
wool, worth slO suit from brother 70 brother.
Lot 4o72-park Gray cs.. Suit. for men strictly all
wool,
Lot Substituting Jackets and Vests Blue Chin
saiilia-Fast color and very heavy.
Lot 47o5-park Cashmere suits for men. neat
strip. Coat. dOuble-bre,sisd and sGuarseut
70, !I7o-This 10. is perhaps. the greatest s.rs.n
Of PnEs sneh Easaas coss and
sss;s lined throughout with ss inner, Heaviest and
bot he e1cecd Twenty i've dollars would hardly be
far for them. but you can have them for this
Lot 43STeHeavy Plaid overcosss for men sises
81 aud u. only
Iots1eo-Heavy Blue chinchill. overco..., piped
$50. @' VIVA ~ 1- ''' N'' W 'H''H' '0''1
Lot. sos4 and SSs5SSs,r, x.r,sv ov.rco.,.
steely Gray and Blown Mi ure. These garments
not only handsome stylish ana dressy. but their
res stag qualities are unequaisd. els Is the usl
r'iail price. We sell them At
Lot o2OOA-Heavy Black Diagonal Overcoats, known
To the trade rs thu Daisy Overcoat. Very popular
Nesy stylish and altogether lovely. Topey" trades-
neu demand go for such = garment, but we give
tone" to our trade by toIIns down the price to
Lot 275l-Children's Oyercoats. with capes
What's the matter with them, Nothing. Only the
Price Is psrayZer TO those who charge "a for gar
meats OF Ike quality.
CHILDREN,s SUITS
Sizes 4 to IA years
sl96-Upward
Five hundred pairs of
CHILDREN'S PANTS,
At SOC q pair.
BOYS SUITS
Coats, vests and long pants slzes IL to Is years)
s4.5O-Upwsrd
MEMS PANTALOON'S,
e., s2.25, 81. 90. s2.ls. s3 1925, IS. SO, s375.
S3S7. s4.l2, s425-Upward,
AT HOME
To everybody every week day from z Am. till pm.
VICTOR z ADLER's
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
Hats, CAPS and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
OF and 929 9TH st. NV, cor Massachusetts, ave.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
oTen Saturday until IL Pm. n3
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Gen, Castelnau Dead,

PARIS, Nov. S.-Gen Castelnau, who was an
| aide-de-camp Of Emperor Napoleon III, is
dead
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JERSEY DEPARTMENT..

Ladies' Black All-wool Jerseys, with tucked
yoke and loose zousve jacket. neatly trimmed
with braid. high sleeves. Sizes 80 to SO. At
GAPS.
Ladies' Black Atwood Jerseys, with high
sleeves anc handsomely trimmed with fiat
mohair braid, forming yoke. Sizes 80 to AZ.
At $3.50.
Ladies' Black Atwood Jerseys, with tucked
yoke and full sleeves. Sizes 80 to SO. At So. SO.
Ladies' Plain Gray All-wool Jerseys Sizes SO
to AZ. At So.
Ladies' Navy Blue and Brown Atwood Jer-
seys, with Tucked yoke and full tucked sleeves.
Sizes 80 to AZ. Ate4
Ladies' Black All-wool Jerseys with plated
vest and full tucked sleevea Sizes 80 to SO.
At S475.
(Third floor, 1th st. building.)
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OFFICE or
WOODWARD Z LorHRoP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
WASHINGTON. Do
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 8. 1890.
RIBBON DEPARTMENT.

The Holiday Season" 10 rapidly approach
ing. hence you should take advantage Of this
very rare opportunity and supply yourselves
1t once.
We shall offer, beginning Tuesday. the very
best quality Satin Edge MORE Ribbon. 2H
inches wide, at 23e. per yard. Same % sold
heretofore for 32c.
Same Ribbon. 30 inches wide. at 25c. per
yard. Sold heretofore for 37]<c
Co!ors are Garnet Gobelin, Myrtle, Ciel
Robins Egg. Coquelicot. Cardinal. Brown,
Lilac. Bronze, Terra Gotta Cafe au Lait Sage
Tan. Orange and Amethyst
(First door, frst annex)
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OFFICE OF
". a. PIERCE 4 CO..
SUCCESSORS TO Z q. DAVIS,
TIC Market Space
Corner 9Th street.
CoLD WrArHEs MEsrIos1sss.

Comfort 10 one Of the important things TO
be thought Of in this life without il we
very apt to be made unhappy. Every woman
ought to try and make herself comfortable,
and what will Aid her more in this effort
than Q good warm Wooden Skirt, The line
Of these goods that we showing 10 very
complete. In Quilted, Knit Cloth and d.
vided Skirts you will find them from the
lowest priced TO the most expensive This
il q new department with US. aud you will
find only tho newest and most desirable
styles here.
LADIES' Knit Skirts in Blue and Red and
Blue and White for u each.
Ladies' Knit Skirts In White and Red for
sl.90 each.
Ladies' Divided Knit Skirts, in White
only. for e2, e.. 10 and 1925. These
Skirts are very desirable for lady bicyclists.
Ladies' Fine Flannel Skirts in all colors,
with plated founce. for s1.l3 and s1.l5
each.
ladies' Cloth Skirts. in all the desirable
colors. also each.
Ladies' Cloth Skirts with plated nounce
and handsomely embroidered, all colors, for
s. each.
Ladies' Cloth Skirts. all colors. smbroid-
cred. 2.35 each.
MohAir Skirts in Gray and Gold and Gray
and Silver, sL9S.
Silk Skirts. all Black. mp to SIS.
LADIES' BREAKFAST JACKETS
We have received during the past week
linz o<E,
Breakfast Jackets in very choice and fetch
ing styles. finished with silk and garnlshed
with ribbons, in the most desirable colors
and combinations. Prices, 1915, $3.50
and 80 each.
You will find here full line of the Ameri-
can Hosiery Company's Underwear in all
styles. qualities and sizes. at the lowest mar
ket prices.
TRIMMINGS.
Two new arrivals in Gimps q good quality
of Silk and Chenille Gimp. two toned. ~
inches wide, in following desirable color.
ings:
Brown,
Hsliotrope.
Old Red.
Navy Blue
Edison Blue, Serpent and Black.
These Gimps will be sold for the very low
price Of soc. yard
The second trimming item Is q very rich
effect in Silk. Tinsel and Chenille. this is IN
inches wide, and is handsome as any dol
lar Gimp. The colors are
Brown and Tinsel.
Gray and Tinsel.
Heliotrope and Tinsel.
Old BED and Tinsel,
Navy and Tinsel,
Myrtle and Tinsel,
Bronze and Tinsel.
Black and Tinsel.
Csc. per yard is all We ask forit
wa PIERCE CO.
Successors 10 z @. Davis,
7le Market Space.
II Corner 9Th street.
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CASE Or CarD1r.

CASE Or CaEn1r.
Our fall stock Of Furniture. Carpets &c. IL now
complete. and il you contemplate purchasing any
thing in line will be to interest to call on
us before doing 60 as we are confident you
from 10 to 25 per cent your purchase. Below we
mention few Of our many Bargains and advantages
We will sell you handsome SOLID OAK ANTIQUE
FINISHED BED ROOM SUITE. 3 piscea for cit
cash or 81 on credit
We will sell you T.piece PARLoR SUITE, solid
walnut frames upholstered In the best hair CLOTH for
s2s cash or $40 on credit
We will sell you T-piecs PARLOa SUITE. solid
walnut frames. upholstered in plush, combination
colors. for s2s cash or ESQ on credit
We will sell you good wOvEN.wIRE BED SPRING
for s2.25 cash or 1880 On credit
We will sell you good quality BRUSSELS CARPET
for &C., per yard cash or 65c. per yard on credit
We will sell you good INGRAM CARPET for $50
Per yard cash or 4Oc. per yard on credit
We Sew aud Lay all CARPETS Free Of Cost and do
not charge for the waste In matching Agursa
We will sell all CARPETS. MATTINGs AND OIL
CLOTHS on Credit at an advance Of cents per yard
on the lowest cash price.
EASY WEEKLY or MONTHLY PAYMENTS taken
on ill credit sales, and no notes required.
CASH DISCOUNT allowed on al accounts settled IN
30 days.
p oRooAM
sll-3n 730 and tai 7ah Ct nv
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Fon WOMEN

Who suffer from nervous and physical debility great
help ID found in taking Ayers sarsapartnA Il pro-
duces the rapid effect of stimulAnt without the in
furious reaction that follows the use of stmulants
The result Of taking this medicine il permanent In
crease Of strength and vgor both Of mind and body
II nnd Ayers Sarssparilla Just what have needed
for long time. have tried different medicines or
tones, but never found cure until used this Ny
trouble has been low state Of the blood causing faint
turna"-Lens OConnor. l21 Vernon st.. Boston,
Mass.
II have been victim for the past two years Of gen.
ers weakness with Of fantng Have tried yari-
remedies but with little relief till used Ayers
sarsaparila. Some six months since I began to use
this remedy and am greatly benehted"-Miss x.
White Somerville, Mass.
this ID 10 certify that have been using Ayers sar-
saparila for some time, and ii has done me world Of
good. It has cured my headache, cleared my blood
and helped me In every way, and am determined to
use 1t 80 long - need such medicine."-Mrs Tan.
log LIST street. Lowell, Mass.
AYERS sAPSAPARILLA
Prepared By
On. J. G. AVER 4 CO.. Lowell. Mass.
Sold by Druggists. q. s1 Is. Worth IS bottle.
ja29
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HoLrpAr GooDs DEPARTMENT.

We arc Offering:
1000 Children's Books, with handsome board
covers, at loo. each.
1000 Children's Books, 10 kinds at zoe each
1000 Ihidren's Books, with l6U pages OF
reading matter, at Poe. each.
Bamboo Picture Easels. full size, Coo
Framed Pictures. 20 choice subjects. At
clos.
200 Marble Busts on pedestals, at soc.
Rose Candle Holders, very handsome at CSC
each
Fairy Lamps. with Owl. Dog and Cat Heads.
at soc
(Fourth floor. 10th street extension)
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JEwELRY DEPARTMENT.

Fancy Garters. in all the leading styles and
colors, 30. 72e.. 81 and sl.75 per pair.
Gold head Necklaces. warranted not to tar
Ansonia Clocks, warranted for one year, 75c
each.
All styles in Friendship" Rings, Soc, al and
&l.25 each.
solid Gold Rings with Pesrl, Rhinestone and
Moonstone Settings. 81 each
Solid Gold Rings. with Emerald, Moonstone
and Rhinestone Settings, $l.50 each
Solid Gold Rings, with numerous settings, %
TO SO each.
solid Silver Bracelets, 25c. to 50 each.
(First floor; 11th st. bulding.)
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Scorrs EMULSION.
CURES COUGHS AND COLDS
SCOTS EMULSION
RELIEVES CONSUMPTION.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES BRoNcHIT1s.
SCOTS EMULSION
WONDERFUL FLESH PRODUCER.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL
AS PLEASANT AS MILK
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES THROAT AFFECTIONS
SCOTS EMULSION
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES sCRoFULA IN ALL FORMS
SCOTS EMULSION
CURES SKIN DISEASES.
SCOTS EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL wITE
HYPOPHoSPHITEs Is SOLD ALL ovEF
THE WORLD, nos
DYSPEPSIA MAKES YOU NERVOUS. AND NER
~ vousness makes you dyspeptc; either one render
you miserable Carters Little Liver Pills cure both
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III 4 4 III / III III :: ::
Ii II Il i mn ssss
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES.
SI6SEVENTH ST.
1922 PA. AVE.
1t 231 PA. AVE Sc

STYLISH DREssERs.
THE MAJORITY OF THE STYLIsHLY
DRESSED YOUNG MEN AND BOYS IN THIS
CITY GET THEIR CLOTHING OF US. IF
THERE Is Al MAN OR BOY IN YOUR FAM
LILY WHO NEEDS CLOTHING OR FUR
NISHINGS OF ANY KIND THEY GER
TAINLY OUGHT TO SEE OUR LINE BE-
FORE PURCHASING
WE HAVE THE CHOICEST COLLECTION
OF ARTISTIC STYLES THAT WE HAVE
EVER SEEN IN OUR FORTY YEARS OF EX-
PERIENCE GARMENTS THAT ARE BE-
YOND COMPARISON WITH ANY OTHER
READY-MADE GOODS IN THE CITY.
OUR STOCK OF DRESS AND PLAY SUITS
FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES Is FULL AND
COMPLETE. ALL THE NEW FABRICS IN
LONG PANTS SUITS AND TWO AND
THREE-PIECE SHORT PANTS SUITS OF
THE LATEST DESIGNS AT EXTREMELY
MODERATE PRICES.
SHALL WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF
SHOWING THEM TO YOU?
B. ROBINSON & CO..
AMERICAN OUTFITTERs.
n3-eo 300 PENNA. AVE. NV.
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Push JACKETS
BON MARCHE.
TOMORROW WE WILL OFFER CHOICE
OF TWO STYLES OF EXTRA FINE SEAL
PLUSH JACKETs-oNE MADE IN BLAZER
JACKET WITH VEST BUTToNINa ON
SIDE. THE OTHER JACKET WITH ROLL
ING COLLAR AND VEST. BOTH LINED
WITH BEST QUALITY SATIN CHAMoIs
IoCKET AND MADE IN BEST MANNER
THEY ARE MARKED IN STOCK AT $50.
TOMoRRowS PRICE,
OUR SIS TIGHT-FITTINa JAcKEr,MADR
oFFINE SEAL PLUSH. BEST SATIN LINED
CHAMoIs POCKET. FOR TOMORROW
s12
AT THE
e E. E s. 8 : ii II
M Nm A ERR cog HH ZEE {
MINI A RRR HIM EE
~ SSo69 4 4 EExR .
nj $40 It'll St nv
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MoDEaArE WEATHER
INFLUENCES LADIES TO BUY SHOES
OF MODERATE WEIGHT. OF COURSE
WE MAY NOT HAVE COLD WIN
TER. BUT WE ARE LIKELY TO. AND
IT IS WELL TO THINK NOW OF
SHOES THA1WILL DO FOR WINTER.
CALFSKIN
AND
GOATSKIN
ARE THE BEST.
THE GOArsKIN ARE WORN MOST.
THEY ARE FOUR, FIVE AND SIX
DOLLARS.
THE CAIFSKIN ARE RATHER
MORE DESIRABLE, STYLISH AND
FASHIONABLE. THEY ARE FIVE
DOLLARS.
CORK SHOES
ARE THE BEST OF ALL
FIVr DOLLARS ALSO.
IF LOwER-PRICED SHOES ARE
THE KIND YOU WANT THIS TINE
REMEMBER THAT
OUR
GREAT 1850 SHOE Is
THE
$3.50 SHOE
WHICH YOU HAVE HEARD so MUCH
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We wish to call your attention 70 our large A.
sortment OF Trimmed and Untrimmed Work
and waste Baskets. Also work Lupchsou,
Wall and Plain and Fancy Baskets of all kinds.
from 15c. to "a.
We have ever, imaginable shape. style and
quality VI Basket nlanufactured
(second door, FIRST anAexJ
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
n3 Cor. llth and Y sts. NV.
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Hos1ERr DEPARTMENT.

PR1sr DEPARTMENT.
We have Just received 5000 yards Of Cling.
hams in many new styles and colorings, for
ladies' dresses and children's shirt waista The
combinations are:
Blue and White stripes
Blue and Gray mixed stripes
Ecru with Blue and Red stripes
Seal Brown with 1t. Brown and White
Stripes,
Black and White Stripes &c.
Only 10c per yard
We have just opened q full line Of Japanese
Skirtings in combinations of;
Gray and Black stripes,
Gray. Black. Red and Blue stripes
Gray, Black and Yellow stripes,
Gray, Black and Blue stripes
At l2hc. Per yard.
full line Of Cheviots in fancy stripes aud
checks. Only 121fc. per yard.
Second floor. Il th st building.)
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WHAT WILL THE HARVEST BE?
Democrats Figuring Up Majority %
A in the Next House.

WHERE THEY EXPECT TO MAXI A NET aArS or
81 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS TO TIE RESULT
OF THE ELECTIONS INFLUENCES
WHICH WILL AFFECT The ELECTION.
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SHADE Trees.
EVERGREENS, SHRUBS. &C.,
For Streets, Parks. Gardens, &c
FRUIT TREES. GRAPE VINES. ROSES. 10.
DUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS,
HYACINTHS. TULIPG, &c.
EVERYTHING IN THE TREE, PLANT OR SEED
LINES AT
JOHN SAUL'S.
n1-St' 62l 7th St., OPP. Patent Office.
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sEAToN PERRE
PERRY BUILDISa."
NINTH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
Established ls4o II
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800 Feet MADE COMFORTABLY
IN ONE MORNING.

- IN ANSWER TO OUR AID. IN LAST .
SATURDAYS STAR. WE SOLD. UP TO
NOON TODAY. OVER $50 PAIRS
- LADIES' HANDMADE SHOES. WE .
- KNOW NOT SINGLE CUSTOMER .
- LEFT OUR STORE WITHOUT PER- .
Feet FIT. AND IT'S GRATIFYING 10
- Us TO SEE HOW SOME OF THE .
LADIES WENT INTO OBSTACLES .
- OVER THEIR PURCHASES. SAID .
- ONE LADY: WHY. YOUR 81. 80
- SHOES LOOK EVERY BIT AS NICE .
- AND FIT AS WELL AS THESE OLD
ONES PAID % FOR" (wE KNOW .
THEY'LL WEAR AS WELL. TOO) -
- NOTWITHSTANDING THE MANY .
- PAIRS WE HAVE SOLD, THERE .
SEEMS TO BE NO PIRCEPTIBLE .
- DECREASE IN OUR STOCK, AND WE .
>. CAN FURNISH THIS ENTIRE WEEK .
- ALL SIZES OF .
- GENUINE HAND-SEwED SHOES, .
- either turned or welted .
- AT s2.5O. 81 95. $3.50 AND 1896. .
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-04

cree reversed and preliminary injunction dis
solved.
Fulton, appellant, VS. Peters etal; q. z. West
fnorelanG county: affirmed.
Fulton, appellant. VS. Metzgar; =. Z. west
moreaud connty; affirmed.
Beech VS. Insurance Company, e. P. Westmore-
land county: affirmed.
Lindley VS. Ross ct al, appellants, c. ?. Greene
county,: affirmed.
Stewards appeal, o. c. Forest county: decree
affirmed.
Appeal of Citizens Natural Gas Company: dis
missed.
Wallsce's appeal, e. p. Lawrence county; de-
cree affirmed.
Hoge VS.. Insurance Company appellant, C.
z. Greene county; affirmed.
Imperial Coal and Coke Company VS.. Port Royal
Coal and Coke Company, appellant; affirmed.
Hoton's appeal from G. r., Lawrence county;
decree affirmed and appeal dismissed.
Appeal OF Directors Of the Poor of Cam oria
county from Q. s., of Cambria county; affirmed.
Rohrer klingensmith ct al, appellants, e
P. Armstrong county; affirmed.
Mclaughlin ct al, appellant. vs.. Collins, C. r,
Butler comfy; affirmed
Borough of Freeport's appeal &. p, Arm
strong county; decree affirmed and appeal dis
missed.
Miller. appellant VS.. Balfour. C. P, Butler
county: affirmed.
Lutes ct al appellants Reed c. p, Washing
ton county; affirmed.
Mcheever, Cook & Co. VS. Duncan, ct al appel
liant: affirmed.
Peck's appeals. G. P, Potter county; decree
reversed and injunction dissolved.
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= DAMAGED BY DREDGING.
An Injunction Prayed for by Brunot's Island
Property Owners,

An Injunction Prayed for by Brunot's Island
Property Owners.
Bills in equity were filed yesterday by Amanda
NJ, Mary ]. and Joseph A. Briggs, executors
of Frederick Briggs, against John R. Clark,
Philip NJ. Pfei and the Star Sand Company,
Limited, owners of the steamship Hippopot-
anus, and P. NJ. Pfeil, J. W. Stolzenbach,
Fred Pfeil and c. H. Stolzenback own
ers of the steamboat Wharton Mcknight.
1t is alleged that the plaintiffs own about 20
acres on Brunot's Island, in the Ohio river,
three acres of which is beach. Along the
beach is planted hedge of willow trees, pro-
tect it from the washing of the water. The
front is used for a landing and wharf, and is
valuable for that purpose. The defendants
are engaged in the business of dredging for
sand and gravel, and it is stated, pushed their
dredging boats up TO the landing, destroying
the protecting hedge of trees, and removing
large quantities of sand and gravel from above
low water line, to which the plaintiffs own.
This has placed the bank in such condition
that high water will wash away the shore. They
refused to stop dredging when requested, and
the Court is asked to grant an injunction re-
straining them and award damages for the in
jury done, and the sand and gravel removed
from the plaintiffs land, above low water line.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-04
$500 CASH,
BALANCE MONTHLY,
IF DESIRED,
FOR A BEAUTIFUL
EAST END HOME,

The house is a new Queen
Anne frame of 7 rooms and
attic, with three hnishedrooms
and laundry, slate roof. etc.
Is very we'll built, and of a
particularly beautiful design,
has square reception hall, with
arched alcove, wide vestibule,
the door of the same having
stained glass; fine open hard
wood staircase, with large art
glass staircase window, large
parlor opening through arch
way to reception hall, extra
large dining room, with bay
window and china closet;
kitchen wainscoted through
out, and has natural gas range.
hot and cold water, and large
pantry with drawers and
shelves; finished laundry,
having stationary tubs, with
hot and cold water, etc.;3 fine
chambers and bathroom on
second floor; the bathroom is
finished in solid walnut and
white pine, having marble-toP
washstand, large tub and inn
proved sanitary ". c.; nice
back stairway from second
floor to kitchen; wide, orna-
mental front porch entire
width of house, also slate and
hard wood mantels of latest
design, with tile hearths and
art natural gas CRATES, art
brass chandeliers and gas hxt-
ures, electric door bell, serv-
ants and dining room call,
ETC.; ali wood work is beauti-
fully finished. and house is
complete in every particular;
walk front, side and rear. Lot
is "A feet front to an alley.
This lovely home is in the
heart of Shadyside, I square
from Duquesne Electric and
3 from Fifth Avenue Cable
Railways; 4 minutes from P.
r. R. station; on a street that
will in the future equal Am
berson avenue. The house is
about two years old, and
could not be built to-day for
the price we are offering
house and lot.
Price only S6,25o, as it must
be sold quickly.