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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
y. Nsp itnb MIR fur BITE Site p.rpfi9tet,
bic q bate, uns has san,e @ebdube au
Ieiseu unb uns b%erum3ufi9reu.
9ie lsbeubeu 8iIOer fiir bas Jeft Der psrs
eiuigten sdwei3ers8 ereiue BON Obi.
taqp i'm Sanssnparf, 9ubuaue.

INV W. SWu3tuputtt
%(arransement unb eeituns DON Sui. @esman.)
1. Bib. -Die g 4weis unb bic
Ser. Staaten.
2teb: Star Spangled Banner.
Sas etnfa9e Weien Der 9epobner uniss
rer i9wet3erii9en aIpenweIt; bas Bolts
Iebeu bes neuen WeIttbeiles tn ieiner rafs
Ioieu @mfstsit. fou has Bib barfsuen
ferner aber NIT baau b~eitrassn, baB bic
gmpfinbuns fir tas S1Sne, Der Srans,
SbeaIes tn WirtIi9tsit DOT Nuss 3u fib,
rem, neu anserest uerbe.
Die W~itteIsrupps, aIssorii9 bas sanse
Bib tr6nenb, astst uns auf bobsm 5elfsn:
5elustia unb goIuT.bia, 5anbeI unb @ss
wsrbs. &unif unb @ifsnfdaft bef9asenb.
Our Rs9ten ssIanst auf srb5btsr pIat;
form bic @rupps i9wei3erii4sr aunit. unb
9ewsrbefeiB 9~euibmst, - our biIbItden
Da,ftsuuns: Ser Sanbpsrter, Der Ssnns
unb Der ubrma9er. Diefen Reprdientans
ten f9wei3erii@en S4affsns f9IteBt fS
Elm Bib bes SolfsIsbsns an:
S9utn9enoe trattt9e Seltalter, S9rpsi'
3ermaibli unb NeIpIer.
Cur 2tnteu, auf erbSbtsm l1%ruaIbsrunb,
ftebt cine ameritanii9e 9ionisr : 9ruppe,
Gni@IieBenb an bisfes arpaIbbiIb asi.
gen fnb BITE orisineaen Sppsn Der Union
Der Snsentsur, BITE SObne SrIanb's, be,
6armer, tn ibrer Sbdttstsit unb btes 81!
auf ben fleinen StraBen $ Araber, ber
Boot Black.
5anb tn Sanb psrbinbet bas ,5ibs,
unb Oriibsn" ben Regular Soldier NIT ben
S9wei5er S@arfi&asen.
Disiss Iebsnbe Bib pirb ben Rabms,
Der ibm gu @sbote ftebenben srobsu gibn
uou etni4lteBen; bur9 isinen martise,
@Hstt, fouobI ols bur1 bte m5sIitit &c
treue @iebersabe bes Tbsmas feline Wtr
tuns ni@t perfebIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
0ein6t.

@tr melbsteu tir3lt6 ben Sob pom SSObn
RicolaI in Yotoit, isis, - friiber bel Sberrias
WOunt, ga, iebbaft, 9~ebiIrti9 aus Remeri6en.
Der YeritOrbene bat nod cine feline 9rbidait
biuterlalien. 9r beiiBt einen Sruoer bier i'm
2anoe, wenn mir nt4t irren, gitOIas giicOlap,
iebbaft lein iol. gir wGreu iebr bantbar,
menu man uns bic abreiie bes BruberS bes
@eitorbenen an9Gbe, bamit er gu ieiner 9rb'
ibaft tame.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
Bum 0rGterfhmuf.

&reHae, Rrdu3e unb ioufiss gsr3isruus
gen aus wsiBen unb buaten gsrlen 3u,
0sraieruns uon 9rabmouumsntsn babI9,
gut unb gu biqiseu 9reiien ausefer:ist
bu,9 frau Srii9, go. 1866 WbitefraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27

Wapor Stswart unb Sberif 9biIipps
babsu stn usbsreitommsn setrofisn, nm bic
@efausenen NIT StraBena,beit au bef9dfs
tisen. 60 ii's re@t. user nt9t arbeitet
iou aud ui@t efen. Die 8uri9e ioasn
ibre Roft perbtenen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
0epauote Yeriouen

t6uutn Sur5 lri6t prtduhlds uuO uisitdt, bauptia6liB
bel ben 8euttden immer sdrgbGre Artitel einen b~auunoen
nne suteH Yeroteuli TIttlen. Sum Seweiis werDsn ouf
Gommtifou an Setrase NON $3.50, iablbar mad gerfavL
bel grprsb uuo Austunft per Bot 5ussIGHSt, seqen Sin
itnouug gutter 8eitrenSeH ron rtttitahERtu Waunern,
uHo t6HneH bic Artitel, peuH niAt ais gut Uutdunid en-
pitisH. returuirt WsrOeu. AeTths: d. emit, Glsuts
lamb, D,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
agenten Der 0a3ette".
Sn @6isaso, Sa.

SH 19Vugo, .Su.:
Or. Better Rsiter, BIT Or4arb Strabe.
Or. ". Steius.&aImus, 2O6 @~aualport
2peuue.
Sr. Wi6aeI @elter, Ro. 1919 51f.
Strabe. Sioieite.
Tir aurora, Ssu., unb ~llmsesenb.
ST.. s. g. R q ., Ho. % Rortb groabpap
SIR ct. Baul uno umsesenb:
g. @Ioos, 522 @bmunb Ctr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27

SER Dll. Solenfel3 bat feline Birtbs
i@aft al 6. StraBe 3uiideu Wains unb
QocufsS traBe an WeI9tor S9mit & Co.,
ben iesisen RsIner, ausuertauft. 5oaens
feI3 bat isins Office isst tn go. 262 6ter
Strabe In isinem @robaei4dft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27

Scr NusiduB bes biefisen 2ursmburser
8ereins bat ben %. b. W. als ben Gag
feftseiest, an benz bas biesidbriss Yicnic
bes 0eretns ffattfinben fol-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27

9as Brojttt Der bier gu e~rbauenben
l1brenfabrit 1T futid. Die Oubuquer
warsu ni9t bumm senus auf ben 2eim au
seben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
Ser bieiae .,6sroIb" pubIi,irt aus axt.

lt4sn Na4weileu cine 2iite, bic benefit, ME
probibttion ni4t probibttirt. sic bstref.
fen ben btsiisen S,suabitriet, einsn Der
bstben, In BITE Soma e~insetbsiIt 1T, unb 1sis
gen bic an3abI 2icsnisu per Sa5r, BITE am
80. aptil fur BITE IL porberssbsuesn Wos
nate ausseseben worbsn waren:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27

Sier in Dubuque wirs bsreits an, 2.
Stunt NIT Der Genius aufnabms b%ssonnen.
Die Beamten erbalten 500 per Wonat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27

Sic Jeier bss 9rdberf&midunsstases
sebt ON 80. b. W. bier tn berisIbsn Ntt
Dor f9, ME in friberen Sabreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27

0ie 90 beiBt, pOaen susn &c Spinsg
nod einsn Sommersorten anIssen. Sn
Stswart's 5arm foa berisIbe bsrssitsat
wsrbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27

Mm 3. SUM- wirb bariber abseftmmt,
Oh Dubuque Elm ueues @ourtbaus baben
iou ober ui9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27

80 1T nod lanae Bis our 5erbftwabI unb
bed srfdsinen bic Ramsn Der ganbibaten
i9ou auf Der pOIitti9eu Bilbfd9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
Stadt 4 Amaeaeud.

Entered at the postofice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for Transmission through
the mail ut second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
Giutritt in ben Bart 25 Ste. pro geriou.

sB~ Siaise Grcuriionspreiie nad Dubuque
.Hno 3urilt NIT Der Suinpls Central @iisnbaRn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
Sen9it ~ %pesfaujen.

Sin our6 Serrn 8. y. 6leiu aus 9uremburq
ein9eilbrter pieriabri9er, taitauienbrauner 8oQs
bluts Sen9lt, a6t Srabanter Raee, eiu9el6ries
ben i'm 6Ont9l. Sel9iideu Stud-Book unter
bel Srn. $ ubert Rebius. prai:
re, 2ate @itp, Winnelota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
eommerna6tSfet 8ubr slbenoS.

pOas peiBe Rreuj i'm rotben 55elb' Nttenbofer
WaIeutor.
8abIean: Selpetia unb Columbia.
SssIsttuussIist The Star Spangled Banner.
3ableau: Qlte lno neue 9iboenofieni6att
gsslsttuusslisO: Suit tu, msin gatsrlanb.
Gableau: Wintelrieos Cob.
gtelstturssIteb; 2ubt b6rsu aus alter 3eit.
Rad ips3ieQen 3ei6nun9en entporfen unb
arrau9irt pon 5erru Sulius 0esman.)
S%urnen: Ypramioenbau.
ShmeiIr 3urupereir, Gbicaoo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
CHICAGO Warftbert@t.


gg Sslssrapb.) 20. Wtai 1890.
8.iten.-RO. 2, "a bis 90 ets.
8eHdtprn-- 33 bis "a @ts.
Safsr--g3 bis rs @ts.
&o9Ssn-50t @ts.
@erfe--35 bis 90 @B.
Butter-11 bis Is gts,
Sarmtdis, 8 bis 81 Ste.
@iet-12 bis 10 9tS.
@bistp-$1.02.
S6petne-$4.00 Bis 40,
&inbpieb-$3.00 bis $50.
sd weinefIeii9-$ so bis slice.
. d NJ q ls-$5.S0 bis 500.
st. xoutS Rarftbert@t.
CYer 2~ele9rapb.) 26. Wai 1890.
% n-rotber, Ro. Q, SO bis 30 @ts.
70 Ell 6torn- 80 bis "a @ts.
Sa er- 20 bis % @ts.
&o9geu-- bis - 9ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27

tnb ba iprs9e Ssmanb pom grobibition
in Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27

Gmpfans bur9 Elm gomite Der Dubuqusr
9ersine NIT Wnft. Wari9 mad BET
Gurnbaus unb Sewirtbuns baieIbf.
1Oubr: grobs fur dmmtIt9
Sdnssr tn Der Sduserbunbs 5als. lubr:
@eriamuluns uler a,u 5eif tbeiInebmsnbeu
8eretne Dor Der Turnbaue, Sef3us unb
2Ibfabrt mad benz S9isenpart. 9 III T
80: BssriBunssrsbe bur@ Germ g 8.
Conner, pon Dubuque.
Sestnn ses gretSfdiebea. Der
GpteIe u. Z. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
Seftproaramm :

Ouperture, Or6efter
,0eibe bes @elanss',.... ......... .Woaart
TlaN,udor iamutItdsr Gsiansusrsir. BON Dubuque
urt Gbicasol
Gurnen: Stabibuuseu, Sdwei;er Eurn:
perein pon Chicago.
sNano.rluf" -. Stube
DUBUQUE Sdus.rbuue.
Seitreoe, Serr sSultus We9mann, S6wetj. Vtje:
Roniul, pom Chicago.
,@rub an bic S1pei;" ....... Gttenbofer
Wafendcr.
Surnen: uebungen am Barren.
DUBUQUE uub Gbtcaso Guruusreius.
.Sn einem fiiblen @rInoe"
MnITsuhnr I6mmtlthpr DSreinp-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
6robe Grcnrfon
- per Suinois Central gtienbabn nod -
Dubuque, Soma,
samitas, ben 81. Mai 1890,
GrnBes rnlkafef,

sonntas, Den 1. SUM- 1890,
int SdiBsnsY arf, Dubuque,
psranitaltet pom ben
Sereinisteu sdweiSer : Sereinen
bon Chicago.
inter Witmirfuug idmmtlider GeiaEss
bsreine, Der ShiiBengeielidaft,
bes 9rhtli 8ereius, 9uremburser
Bertins u. |. b. BON DUBUQUE.
9bfabrt bonn Babnbot SaB bon
2afeftraBe, ttm 10 ttbr Satnfta8
2tbeno.-Mnfunft tn Dubuque
Sonntas Wor8en @ 11br
80 Rinuten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-05-27
Gicenieu fir 9tfiIleurs @ros

rambler unb graue
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
rrHon A STAFF CORRESPONDENCE

WASHINGTON, January y13.-Representa-
tiveS Mckinley, Cannon and Carlisle. all
members Of the Committee on Rules, at
tended the funeral of Congressman Kelley,
in Philadelphia, to-day. They will return
tomorrow, however, and q meeting of the
committee is expected to be held. The
Democratic members will not attend this
meeting, and the Republicans will probably
order a report upon the code as prepared BY
Speaker Reed.
The features Mr.. Carlisle objects to especi-
ally are the provisions that motion to 90
into committee of the whole to consider any
measure shall not be recognized unless made
with the approval of the committee having
charge Of the measure; that legislation may
be put on appropriation bills; the restOra-
tion of the old morning hour. and the omis-
sion of any provision for motion to take 9
recess or to adjourn over day set.
There are q number of measures that have
been defeated from time to time by the
efforts of minority composed of members of
both parties The Republicans who have
fought these measures do not want rules
adopted that will make their opposition
futile in the future. Other Republicans are
opposed on general principles to thsadoption
Of rules which they would not be willing to
abide by should they fall into the minority
in the future.
These members-and there are q number
Of them-insist that q conservative course
should be followed, and that the radical
features shall be stricken from the code.
LIGHTNER.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
GkOUGH 10 DO THE WORK.

Very Few Pennsylvania Congressmeu Len
In Washington Yesteday.
IFBoN STAFF coKRKsPoEDENT.l
WASHINGTON, January 13.-The Penn
sylyania delegation in Congress was consid-
erably depleted to-day. Nearly all Of the
members went over to Philadelphia to at
tend the funeral Of Representative Kelley,
and only corporafs guard was left in
Washington to watch the interests of the
State. Among those who remained here
were Congressmen Bsyne, Townsend. Craig,
Atkinson and Kerr. They did not attempt
to do very much, and were not called upon
TO manifest their patriotism to any marked
degree.
Mr.. Craig introduced q general pension
bill, increasing the rates to be given to
totally disabled veterans, and Mr.. Ray put
in one or two private relief bills. Then the
delegation went home.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
A STATUE OF S. ]. TILDEN.
The Startling Proposition Made by Amos ].
Cummings, of New York.

The Startling Proposition Made By Amos J.
CummingHs of New York.
WAsHNGToN, January 13.-RepTe-
sentative Cummings, Of New York, to-day
introduced joint resolution for the erec-
ton Of statue to the memory Of the late
Samuel j. Tilden. The joint resolution
reads as follows:
Resolved, That there be appropriated from
the Treasury of the United States the sum Of
$4,000 to erect . bronze statue of the late
Samuel J. Tilden. to be placed IN the center of
the rotunda of the Capitol; that on a tablet at
the front base Of said statue there shall be con-
spicuously engraved these words: samuel J.
Tilden, nineteenth President of the United
States-Elected, but not seated" IApplause
on the Democratic side That on the right of
the square base shall be engraYen the date OF
birth. election and death of such President,
and that on the opposite side shall be engrayen
an eagle with q snake in his talOns, and under
them these words: "For the right"
Resolved, That the President of the United
States, the Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court the President of the Senate and the
Speaker of the House of Representatives be
authorized to suDerintend the expenditure of
money, and that copy Of these resolutions,
with the names and titles Of dignitaries be en-
craven on the rear of said base.
Mr.. SweenY, Of Iowa, inquired whether
the gentleman expected the inscriptions to
be in cipher. lApplause on the Republican
side.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
INpoRsRNENT Of THE sFRIKEs.
The General Committee Of Organized Labor
Pare.a RaaaIutioua.


The General Committee Of Organized Labor
Passes Resolutions,
The General COMMITTEE Of Organized
Labor assembled last night and drew up the
following resolutions in reference TO the
electriSians and gripmen's strikes;
WHEREAS. Owing to the fact that the grip
men and conductors Of the Pittsburg Irac1on
Company have been dismissed for tEeir ANIL
alton % organised labor.
Resolved, That the General Committee Of
Organized Labor DO pledge them It's hearty
moral support. :,
urgently request AL members Of osee9f,-Sn froSs,
patronizing the Pittsburg Traction Company
until everything is arranged satisfactorily 80.
Whereas, Owing to the fact that l. Y. cosc.
electricians, did on or about 6eh DeeemDex,
1883, have sufficient cause to leave the employ
of the Allegheny County Light COMPANY,
Resolved, That the cause Of the Ia ": navlnR
been laid before the General COMMITTEES OF
Organized Labor for adjustment, that We. sne
members of the General Committee, do pledge
their objects. and accord them our moral sup
port
Resolved, That we indorse the action OF the
Electrieians' Union, No. 3606
BIZ TIE GEEERAL CoMNITTEE.
It is understood that the gripmen are pre-
pairing sworn statements which will prove
conclusivelY that the only reason why they
we're discharged By the Pittsburg Traction
Company was because of their connection
with the Knights OF Labor.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
POSTOFFICR CHANGES.
Mr.. Mexican Says if Any Are Necessary
They VIII be Made-He Tells Mr.
Wanamaker Just What


Wanamaker Just What
He Needs.
rFRoN sFAFP CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON, January 15.-Mr. Nc
Kean, the newly appointed postmaster at
PIttsburg, arrived here to-day, with Super
intendent of the Mails Collins. Together
they called upon Postmaster General Wans-
maker and his two assistants, Clarkson and
Whitfield. With each OF these gentlemen
they had interYisEs of highly satisfactory
character.
"My visit here, said Mr. Mexican to THE
DISPATCH correspondent, twas simply for
the purpose Of seeing these gentlemen and
exchanging views with them on matters
connected with the facilitation of busi-
ness at the Pittsburg Office. They
treated me very kindly, and promised to do
all in their power to enable me to carry out
my recommendations ! told them wanted
an enlargement of the letter carriers force,
more clerks and larger and better accommo-
cations The last question is an important
one, and somewhat difficult OF adjustment.
The present Office is much crowded, and it
will be at least three years, probably, before
the new public building now In course OF
erection will be ready for occupancy. In
the meanwhile, it viii be necessary for US to
secure some additional temporary accommo-
dstions in order to carry on the business Of
the Office properly. But we did not arrive
at any decision on that point to-day"
"Are you going to make many changes IN
the personnel of the Office, Mr.. McKear?"
asked The DISPATCH correspondent
''Oh, 1 don't know" said he, good hu-
morediy. "If they are necessary suppose
I shall"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
Mr., BREMEN RE.ELEcTED,
The DemOcrats Of the Western District d
the stnte Transact Some Business.

The Democrats Of the Western District Of
the stnte Transact Some Business.
There was meeting yesterday Of the
members of the State Democratic Com
mittee of the Third district. in the Office Of
William j. Brennan, ESQ.,, to arrange mat
tiers political. but Mr.. Brennan states that
neither the prospects of any gubernatorial
candidate. nor that Of Chairman Kisner's
election to succeed himself were discussed.
Mr.. Bremen was elected Chairman Of
the district delegation, and S. A. Kline, of
Westmoreisnd, Secretary. Members pres
ent were Messrs. 81. A. Watson, John
Ennis. p. Foley and 7. d. Casey, Allie
gheny county; Joseph A. Smith, Arm
strong county; C. w. Moi, Beaver county,
and S. A. Kline, WestmOreland county.
The committee adjourned to meet at the
Bolton House, Harrisburg, on the I'D of
January.
The counties in the Third district are
Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler,
Fayette, Indiana, Jefferson and Washing
TIM
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
NOT CUT AND DRIED.
Conservative Rules Wanted BY Con.
gressmen Of Both Parties,
POSTMASTER M'KEAK ON CHANGES.
The KOnOngahela City POstOfics Fight Over
without BlOOdshed.
AMOS CUMMINGS CAUSES A SENSATION.
BE ASKS for an Appropriation for Statue Of sanasI
J. Tilden.

A conservative code of rules may be in
sisted upon by a number of Republican
members as we'll as Democrats. RePresen-
tative Cummings, of New York, wants $780,
600 appropriated for statue OF the late
Samuel J. Tilden. Postmaster Mexican
talks on proposed changes in the Pittsburg
postofice. The Monongahela City postof-
Zee has been settled, but McKeespOrt is YET
undecided.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
A USELESS BIT OF FURNITURE.
Solicitor Hepburn Recommends the AbolI.
tIon ofa state Beard Of ImmIeratIon,

Solicitor Hepburn Recommends the Aboli.
tI0u ETA State Beard Of fImmIEratIon.
WASHINGTON, January 1S.-W. P Hep
burn, the Solicitor of the Treasury, in his re-
port to Secretary WindOm, giving the re-
sultG Of his recent investigation of immigra-
1on matters at the port of New York, ex-
presses the opinion that the present contract
with the Board OF Immigration should be
terminated BY giving the necessary so days
notice, and that the whole supervision of the
contract labor and OF the immigrant laws
should be placed under the direction of an
othcer OF the Treasury Department under the
Collector Of the Port OF New York.
The State OF New York, Mr.. Hepburn
says, is no more a necessary party TO the
buGiness of immigration than is the State of
Colorado or any other of the States.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
ESTIMATING THE DAMAGE.

The Allegheny Street Commitfee VIews
the Alleged Depreciated Real Estate.
The Allegheny Committee on Streets and
Sewers will meet this evening to hear the
report Of the sub-cOmmittee appointed 10 in
Eestigate the claims BY the property holders
along Senton avenue and Spruce street
against the Ohio Connecting Railroad Com
pany. The owners of property along those
thoroughfares claim they have suffered loss
by the building of the bridge. which they
claim obstructs their view and depreciates
the value of their property.
The subcommittee weAt over the ground
yesterday to ascertain if anv damage had
been done Their report will be made pub
lie this evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
- . = = ! ! = - -.
DANzIGER'S
THE MONEY SAVING STORES
FOR THE PEOPLE.
-
OUR
FIFTEENTH
GRAND
ANNUAL
CLEARING
SALE
COMMENCING +: MONDAY,
JANUARY 49,: 1890.

In accordance with our an
nual custom, we signalize the
Opening of the New Year by
providing a veritable
BARGAIN SALE
for our patrons and the pub
lie generally. The event
is our Great Annual Clearing
Sale of seasonable and desira-
BILE goods in each of our so
departments. The import
ance of this great sale has
been proven by the over
whelming response that has
followed each of our similar
announcements in preceding
years. Having won the con-
fidence of the public by Civ
ing the values exactly as ad-
vertised, and which are at all
times unapproachable, it is
our determination to strength
en- this confidence year after
year.
Rain or shine, cold or warm,
it will pay you to visit US
this week.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
SLOWLY GETTING srRAIGHTEEED OUT.
The MoponEnhsla City PostofHcs Flight Set.

The MOBonGahsIa City Postofhcs Flight Set.
tIsd, Fhoueh McKeesDOrI's Is Not.
rFRoM A sTAEF coKEEsPoEDENT.I
WASHINGTON, January 13GCongress-
man Ray has settled the fight over the post
mastership of MonOngahela City in favor Of
Mr.. William C. Robinson. of that place.
He sent to-day to the Postofice Department
his recommendation Of that gentleman, and
expects 10 have the appointment made
shortly.
The contest over the MeKeesport Office
stin wages hercely. MessTA Stone and
Caruthers, Of that place, Esturned to Wash
iHgtOn to-day, and have been doing their
best q convince the authorities that Mr..
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
A POWER BEHIND TIE THRONE.

Mr.. George Fleming Ont Of COnncilmanlc
Matters, but PTOmiuepr Elsewise.
George Fleming said last night that he
was outof the Council fight in the First
ward. AS far as his support Of Cassidy for
Alderman was concerned, he would not say
that he would withdraw until some other
man would take his place.
This was regarded as Improbable, and
Mr.. Fleming is now looked upon, although
not in the Councilmanic fight, to be to q
certain extent a power behind the throne.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
DON'T READ THISlll

You might pront BY It'll DIR. O. 8. SCOTT,
GA Penn ave-, can cure without pain the worst
cases Of liberation in two or three treatments:
other dentists require two or three months.
Best vulcanite sets Of teeth. g. Best work in
the city. No pain in extracting, Only ONCE
where mineral base is made Oldest estab-
lished Office in the two cities. The only place
where scott's absolutely safe Annnthstie Il
adminigtsred. sAItse.ExBgH
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
Boggs&BuhI,
lis, III llO, III
Federal Street. Allegheny

NIB. roideries- 1890
irnportations are on sale to-
day, and the extent of this
offering in entirely new and
novel styles has never been
approached. All last seasons
Embroideries out on center
counter at such remarkable
"cut" prices that sometimes
the store has appearances Of a
holiday rush. The new En-
broideries, in their uiagni6-
cence and the low prices for
such fine goods, will greatly
increase the interest this week,
iaIkp
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-01-14
LIBERAL, BUT NOT ExrRAvAGAEr,
Must be the Appropriations for Improve
menta Of Rivers.

menIa Of Rivers.
fFRoM A STAFF CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON, January 1S.-The House
Committee on Rivers and Harbors held its
first meeting to-day, and organized for the
work Of the session. Representative Town
shend, who is a member Of that committee,
in discussing the subject with THE DIS
PATCH correspondent, said:
"At this mornings meeting there was moth
ing but general conversation on the subject
ofinternal Improvements. There was no indi-
cation dropped as to the probable amount of
the bill IL is proposed TO report to the House
for the reports Of the engineers have not vet
been furnished to the committee l shall try
20 have included in the bill appropriations for
continuing the improvements of the MOnonea-
hela and Ohio rivers. I am in favor of liberal
policy In this matter, where the Improvements
contemplated are necessary, and will be benef-
cial. But there shall be no extraVRgance il
can prevent It !"