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Pension Agents.
new PENSION LAW,

File yhur clnlm with a home attorney oil long
experience III business.
Pcrsots entitled TO a pension;
!. Every mother or ;Eltier OF II deceased soldier
Will receive Sl2 per mouth. provided said soldier
w0ull have been cntiilcl 10 q pension had hs
lived; aud lett 10 widow or minor child, All
that Is necessary 10 show Is that the Claimant is
now unable TO earn II support.
:. Al! honorhhly discharged soldiers, who
served n!ue'y usys, who me SO disabled ny 10
ret,Ger them unable 10 tntn n support, ne en-.
lltlcd TO Il pc, hion not ca etGdlng Sl2 per month.
ihtS Hhtc's those COW on tho pcaston roll re-.
tctylng less than az.
y, Every %lIow Of II soldier or Oflccr, who has
no bother ineHrs Of support Than her daily labor,
lscniitlCl TO s. PER mouth and 81 per month al.
d.tttdhat for zach tutncr child, trfthout ye1drf 10
tl cause ~ Hs sOtdItrs death.
!, W men the widow OF any officer or soldier Is
deal or te'mNrried the pension Is allowed The
childten nii'et sixteen years.
8. Where q child OF II deceased soldier or officer
y INSANE ldtolic or otherwise helpless, the pcn.
tinn Is continued during III. or us long rs dis.
ability lhStt. This provision affects all children
VIM may have been placed on tho pension roll,
attd Hho hFe nov over stStcdu years Of agc.
Their nanicS Cali be restored and pension Oh
tatned.
JAMES A. HENRY,
u.S. Claim Attnfner, Real Estate Agent, ColIcc.
tor ami EoiAry Public. No. 1872 Market street,
Oulfn hours, \ n m 10 O'Clock n. m
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REMEMBER, that the payment Of Prizes II
GUARANTEED ny Four NATIONAL BASKs al New
Orleans, and the Tickets arc signed by no presi.
lent OF an Institution, whose chartered richu
are recogRized In the highcs. Courts; therefore,
beware o. any limitations or snonymon
OF THE UNITED STATES has decided tl,a,
The Louisiana State Lottery Company, has a
ONTitAC with the state II Louisiaua. hJch
DOt-S SOTENffkE US.IL JANUARY 1.t,
Iovo. ielS wsaw
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Pupsl puesl Itchinr pilcx.

sYMrroMs-Molsturc; in,ouse itching and
singing: most at night: worse by scratching,
bleed and u~lceraic, becoming very sore.
swAYNE's OlSrNEsr stops the itching and bleed.
Ing, heals liberation, and In most cases 70
moves the tumots. Atdruggtst, or BY mali, for
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"iou have been riding o bicycle, l
hear" said one department clerk to an.
other. "Just for exercise, you know"
1T has reduced your weight some, I
think" "ies, l have fallen of a great
deal"
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Piles, Piles, Piles.

Loose's Red Glover Pile Remedy, is a
positive specific for Nil forms OF the dis
sasc. Blind, Bleeding, Itching, Ulcer
sted and PIotruding piles. Price Soc.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. DAw
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'qIow to euro All Skin Diseascs.~

Simply apply "swAyNE's oINrMrNr." No In.
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all eruptlons on tho face, hands, nose, &c,
great healing and curative powers arc possessed
~ no other remedy. AK your druggist for
SWAYNE's OINTMENT. is0 rThsAv
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4 Cure for Constipation aud Sick. Head.
Nche,

DR.. Silas Lane, while in the Rocky
Mountains, discovered a root that when
combined with other herbs, makes an
easy and certain cure for constipation.
1t il in the form Of dry roots and leaves,
and is known as Lanes Family Medi-
cine. 1t will cure s~ick.headache in one
night. For the blood, liver and kidneys,
and for clearing up the complexion It
does wonders. Druggis.s sell it for so
cents u package. daw-3
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Again the Fucetious Jeweler.-Sien
Writer-"1c an supply you with any kind
OF signs you want" jeweier-"Aii right.
Paint me a few aigns OF q rushing iull
trade" -
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Sick Headache.

Loose's Red Glover Pills cure sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Con.
s%tipations. 25c. per box, s boxes for ST.
For sale by Logan Drug Company. nav
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Notice u Contractors.


Sealed proposals Tor building a Stone Bridge
over Wheeling Creek, Mt MINI street, Wheeling,
W. Va. will he received at the Office OF the City
Clerk, Wheeling, ". Va, until
L. ", MONDAY, JULY list, 1870.
Forms OF proposal, specifications and plans on
Nlc nj tho office Of the CITY Euginccr.
GENERAL DIMENSIONS.
scgmontal arch. l5S feet: span, % feet rise;
OF bridge. IL feet. The bridge will contain
about g,rCo cubic yards OF masonry.
Responsible sccuritY In the sum Of 10000
twenty thousand dollarsl viii BIO required for
the faithful performance OF the contract.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all bids
not deemed advantageous 10 the city. Propos'
MS to I've addressed u Thomas +. 1honcr, City
Clerk, Wheeling. Y. Va ""d marked, "pro'
posals for Stone Bridge"
bids will u,,o he received for bridget IL iect
wide. All other Dimensions The ZANE.
- +. l.. HoGE,
ia E' ...' ....... CITY FnpIDppr u
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MSinix,

NEw YORK. July ll.-Pie iron quiet. Copper
dun az $40 10. Lead dull; domestic s. IN.
Tin quiet; straits ST. 10.
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When Baby was slcl;, wo gave her C~astoria,
When she was q Child, she cried for Castorla,
When she became Miss, she cluus to Cas.orla,
When ssa he'd Children, she gave them castoria,
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WOOL.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July ll.-wool market
quiet; Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia
Xxx aud above 3isSic. y 3las,c; medium 37a.se;
eaare 3ir3jiHse; New York, Michigan. Indiana
and western iino or y mud NN 2sa:0c:. medium
and XIX S3ai6c: medium washed combiug and
aelatuc SSaioe: coAr.c do 35a3Gc; Canada do %Sa
sc; tub washed cholce Ssa4Uc; far 37n3Sc;
coarse S?a35c. HI.I7
NEW YoEK. July ll.-wool. steady; domestic
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Address Registered Lettera non.
tanning Currency to
NEW ORLEANS RATIONAL BANK.
Npu lryasnr -
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5 ioHK July I~.-peirnleum opened steady
at s7Hc for spo, and sshc for August. AL ad.
vance Of Nc In spot aud ~ III August option
WIS followed by u long period Of duiiucss which
Al s7Isc: highest ssys.c; lowest size; closing at
ESttC G. sults llG OGJ barrels
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EAST Liberty, Pa, July H. Cnttle-Receipts
I'D head shipments 1.49i heal nothing doing;
all through coHsignHients. Hogs-Keccip,s $50
head; shipments 1000 brad; market FUR;
good to light s. l0-t 81: heavy md medium
81 Coat 05; common s. SJa3 20. S~heep-Receipts
l.l00 head; shipments $40 head; market Arm
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II III n, UH HIN
Washington, b. q.
by ordinary, letter, containing Money Order
Issued by all Express Companies, New YORK Ex
change, Draft or Postal Note.
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market ttrons uni 100 lower; COW bulls and
mixed 81 25aS y; Tcxaug 81 I5aS It, iioss-Re.
ceiptS 81 .5NI head: shipments 7.COJ head: marke
slow aud l5c lower; mixed 81 bon3 70: light s. t0a
3 50: hesvy s. l5a3 75: skips s. 00a3 IS. Sheep
kc, strong: natives 81 6GaJ 10; Texans 50 ieai 50
l,,,sG q, . n N On
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Cotton. if..
%clSe1SSAT1. o., July ll,.zCo.ion steady; mid.
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BREoHAM's Pulls cure Sick-Head.
ache. 4
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C~1SctwKArl, Q, July 1f.-Fiour steady, Whea,
hrmcr. No; red e6c; receipts II 900 bushels; ship.
i2c. Oats higher ut &c. Rye Hsm; No, 3. 5cc
Pork dull ut ST. ss7,<. Lard Grm at s. SOC. Bulk
meats stfaugtr: short ribs 5.i2Hnj2j Bacon
stronger. short clear 6.25c. WHISKY .lrn at 81 %,
Rutfrr sIlylr and l,pnun Nr,n - 90.
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CiNclsNATl, O., July 1l.-Hogs steady: com.
mon md l,sht So OIa3 20; packing and butchers
s. 70a3 s.; receipts 800 head; shlpments LOCO
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PROPOSALS..
For Digging l'rcnehts ard Laying
Sewer Pine. @

For Digging 1'rcnehts ard Laying
Sewer Pipe.
Sealed r:oposnls will be received al the Office
az the Boafh OF Public Works CT the City Of
Wheeling until /! O'Clock noon. Saturday. July
II, lS91, iur digging uenclles and laying sewers
IN the city Of wheeling. Specifications Of the
different sewers which ARE 10 be laid sud depth
and tIzU Of snmo can bC seen at The office Of the
Hoard OF Public Works.
The twelfth street sewer md CONNECTIONS will
be II separate bid from the Others.
Materials Will be furnished by the city tor
catch basins, drops ami iIap., the contractor 10
bid ,eraIatCly onnnch. md to be built In by the
cnnt'nc,or nj such places us the engineer may
direct,
All bids for digging trenches and laying the
pipe To be BY tho rtilni, & foot.
,lhs BoasI reserves the right to reject my or
oil bids,
The successful bidder will be required to give
bond IN TIE ponG! sim ri two Thousand doliG's
conditioned tur III" IAithiM performance of the
contract. Proposals. 10 be marked "froposals
for Digging trenches and lAyiug Sewer Pipe"
By ssIer Of the Board Of Public Works.
j1T yLSfAy n All E1nyk
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD TIME
~ table taking effect November "a, 1889. rns.
seIScr tIs!us VIII run as f~ollows-Ccntrai Time,
wh!ah do not run Oh Sunday. '"uA''
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NEW fohK. Jnly 11.-Bcevss-Recc!pts l.SY
head; market llrn: natives 81 20ai SO Texans
steady II Gt4n7Hc. Sheep-Reecipts $3.50. head;
matketdull; sheep 81 25s5 70; lambs S. 75a7 SO;
d!Iessc , mutton firm NJ AalDHc per b.: dressed
lambs tai9o per lh. llogs-lsectipts 2,7S9 head:
market htt.ndy vi ~ Ma IN
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NEW YORK July ll.-Flour. receipts II, 317 pack.
ages: expot.E Va barrels aud :, $50 sacks; markC,
ports W., ~ bushels: sales ,Gss. zoo bushels az fu.
turfs aud LOO. 100 bushels Vi SPOT: sn0t make,
dull and lower; No. 3 rcd saLo: migrated rcd tOa
we: 0ptiuns weak aud lower: NO. 2 red July
%.tSs9 e, , siUss sn;sm q, g4fs;; N %sas ~ g9g7..a q, :,
closing at g9Hr. Rye quiet; western 5CaS7c'
Corn, receipts 1860 bushels; ,xport, I'M
bushcls; sales l,s,o,UO bushels Of futures and
al8.09 bushels OF spot; market active; uagraled
mixed i2Hai5hc; July sac. August i3Nzai411sc,
900 bushels: cxpor;a $500 bushels: Nlcs i4J,.
0O bushels Of futures und al, 0UU bushels ofspot,
market moderately active: July SIZE: August
$Hc: September $54c; mixed western S2tJ6c;
hops dull Coffee steady AID 10 points down;
spot Rio zoe. Sugar. refined firm; or A SIC.
Pnwdesrd &c. llice firm. 1'alloW s,rpprer.
city4Hc. Hosiu trm. Turpcnti g lrmera al l7c,.
Esgs easy; westerm liHc: Fork ialrl! active aud
10 70. Cut meats strong. Lard tu,Ier aud ou,pt,
western steam 6.l2lGc: July Dllc; Scp.e,nbes
6.2ic: October 6.0lc; December Csc, Butter
quiet; Elgin l7Lac; dairy Gallo: creamery safe
Cheese Unsettled; Ohio tut 5tssa7c.
CHICAGO, July u In whea, Il very fair bust.
iitss "as transacted. ba. prices werclowrr. f'he
bews was generally favorable for holders, for.
elgn markets nll ruling strong and higher.
Crop news continues TO come In bad, but ehcie
was se0ernl realizing, ami with the new yht.ai
!ass CON iaeh"!ng to move Operators did not care
- be loaded viii much long wheat. In earn n
large trade WAS again repO ted, and final ouo
ta,lons were 99ssa1s.c lower than .y,stesday. Oats
were fairly active but unsettled, Provisions,
trading, moderately active. FloHr "a m and tn,.
Wheat, cash No. , spriug SIC: No 4
spring Seasat.c: No. , red sSc; Ju j. s6NasSLc
closing at Sly; August S7HasyMc, closing al S.iLc;
september s,314ay01Sc, elusiny at syL1c. Corn. cMnsl,
=. 3,534c: Jnly ai4g4Ss3ssc. r!osin a. sG,Ic !
August 37a31Hc, closing at size: september
37Aa3ssssc, closing Ut size. o4,s. cash. No. ,.
!sft4a.ae; July &c; August 9Siisi.pc, clos{ur al /
sac; September 2Sa.sj&c. closing at sic. no
rye lsc. FlaIsecd 81 81. Iimnihy 81 ii, Mess
pork, cash Sll S0all S7L; July Sli S5al2 10. clos.
lug at sl ~: August Sll 4enll s., closing II, |
40: September ST %. Lard. cash and univ |
,.i7lzc: August 5!S5c; september i.Y7l<c. BACON.
short rin 5.uJa5. l0e: shouldc,s 5.@Ua525c; shor,l
5.4Oa5.ac Whisky 81 % Bu,t"r trmer:
separator lG1sc: t!ueSt %Grsameiies IiaI5c
iue fsltSci finest datrfes ttaitc; fine Case. Egls
l~l1aalac.
BALTIMORE. July N-Wheas. western easy;
No 2 winter red spot 0i15c: July 9.aI.a9. 4.c;
9l5sa9l!hc; septen6er 9is.a5l%c. Cola
mixed SPOT firm nj s5ai5Ec: Jn!y dis<c: |
August AS1saisLc; September 4iIai9:c. 0uis |
'teady; w.s'ern white ;Ga3se. RE SLOW: prtmc
,!n:Ac. Hay dull; prime to choice ,linnthy
i'll aal2 10. Butter firm; creamery fancy lGalir: |
! ; IA, - choice l2alic. Eggs firm. Conee
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on CITY. Pa. July 1l.-pct.olenm opel,pn at
sales l65 1000 barrels: ,hipments 1855 barrels;
runs 7S,s 9 barrels; charters IS, 8as barrels.
BRADFORD, PA. July n.-pctrolcum opened
at ssii4c; closed hs554c: lights. SS%c; lowest sSc;
G!ca' 4N, Coz barrels,
pi1TsEuEGH, PA. July N.-petroleum dull but
6lm. opened Ut S:Xc; closed at sSBc; highest
SsHc; lowest S1Ic. -H9fuEf' g
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po!8A 1"eeA'A W ia
por rates and other Information address
~. Or. A., Parxersburg,
AZ handy. 4: G 7. a., Pa,ker,hurg,
~. lOMI INSON. Pas AGent. WheelInr. u. Va.
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AGENTS WANTED,

AGENTS WANTED.
For Club Rates. Or any further information
stating yonr residence, with State, County
street. and Number. More rapid return mall d.
livery VIII be assured by your enclosing an on
velopc bearlps your full address.
IMPORTANT,
Address N. A. DAUPHlN,
NnM Ntlnana
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weak NnA lower;N o ! red July, ADJUST nSisti and "H SEN
!Hmher 9!s9!Hc; October 9!1sn9aAc. Corn quiet:
No. yellow 47c; No. 9 mixed July aud August
~i3Ha'ilc: september 4iEaii!8s:: October 4Sa!5Xc.
0sts stronger; No. = white July sIEss,c; August
steady; repuss wanna iirs,s &c, "
ro.EDo, o.. July ll.-Wheat nc,iye but weak
cash and July a9c: August Sai4c; Sept.mbc.
s9Ac: December ?23h]c. Com active and lower;
cash Size: August aa]1ssc; September ant October
@SItsASatlt. Oats Sieady cash 3cc; October 2S;..c,
ClGyefsted dull; cash s. ~; October nominal 1t
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Closing Ont Auction Sale

OF diamonds, watches, jewelry, clocks,
bronzes, silver and silver plated ware, etc.
Finding that cannot give the necessary
amount of attention to two stores I have
decided to dispose of my Smithield street
store and afterwards give my entire atten-
tion to the store at Sc Fifth avenue. Both
establishments have large and complete
stocks of goods usually carried in first-class
jewelry establishments. The consolidation
of the two stocks would be too large for our
store, in consequence have decided to close
out my stock at 533 Smithfield street, at
auction, and have secured the services oi
Colonel J. NJ. Rutherford, of Philadelphia,
as salesman. My stock is composed of over
$50, 900 worth of strictly frst-class watches,
diamonds, jewelry, silverware, clocks,
bronzes, etc. This stock must be closed
out as quickly as possible. All goods are
guaranteed. an not retiring from busi-
ness. After disposing of my Smithfeld
street store will be located at Sc Fifth ave-
nue.. Sales begin Monday, November "a,
at 10 A. NJ, 2:3O and 7:3O P. NJ, and will
continue daily until entire stock and fixtures
are disposed of, at NJ. G. Cohen. Diamond
Expert and Jeweler, 533 Smithfeld street.
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toinette Sterling (Mrs. John NJ. Kinlay), the
famous contralto singer, is perhaps the most
remarkable woman of her class in England.
She is a stanch teetotaler, strong advocate
Tor reform IN female Dress and student OF
natural history Her letters are full OF orig
inal thought. and she has a clever, incisive
lar author of to-day might copy with advant-
age. Her most treasured belonging is dingy
little book containing the words of all her
favorite songs, and she always uses this in
preference to the large open sheets affected by
most of her fellow professionals, She Is the
mother of very large family, to which she de
votes great deal Of her spare time"
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MARRIED.

O'REILLY-CREASER st. Bridgets
Church, on Thursday, November 9. 1890, by the
Rev. Mr.. Kearney, Mr.. Thomas D. O'Reiliy and
Miss Mahela G. CreSser.
KLEBER-HAY--On Tuesday evening, No
vember IL, 1890. by the Rev. Matthew Ruther-
ford. Ida 6. HAY TO WILLIAM F. KLEBER,
at the residence of Mr.. John Daley. Avalon.
RICKARD-HANNY-A the residence OF the
brides father, 6S3 East Ohio street. Allegheny,
on Thursday evening, November 13. by the Rev.
T. N. Eaton, D. D.. Sol. B. RICHARD. OF West
Bridgewater. Beaver county, Pa, to EFFIE
MAY, daughter of T. L. Hanny.
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THE OFFICIAL FIGURES

or the Indiana Election Shows Large Dem.
ocratic Pluralities.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 15.-The Of
fetal returns of the Indiana elections show
the following Democratic pluralities;
Trussler, Secretary of State, 1853; Hen
derson. Auditor, 2O,61O; Gall. Treasurer,
20,5O1; Mitchell, Judge of the Supreme
Court, q, ,522; Smith, Attorney General,
20, 226; Sweeney, Clerk of the Supreme
Court, 2O,439; Worries, Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, 20, ,S14; Peellen, Statisti-
clan, POSTS.
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Some Apparent Weaknesses.

Leaving out the Polonaise-
which the writer could not get to hear, Mr..
Pac hman's interpretations of the other
works named were all somewhat deficient in
those very qualities which distinguish them
from the common phases of Chopin's muse.
That great passionate climax of the Bal
lade, for instance, quite failed of
its thrilling effect; it was techni-
cally refined down to the vanish
ing point and just where the
strong. pulsing emotions should call for the
last reserves OF force, there would come a
dissolving view of passion petering out into
prettiness. On the other hand, in the latter
part OF minor Fantaisie, where the feryid
brllllance OF the passage work is INTERRUPTED
by the massive phrases in strongly harmon
lied chords Mr.. Pachman attacked those
chords with fury that changed their force
ful virllity into a ferocious tumble The
military polonalse was the best done. amonp
the larger works 1t suffered somewhat
however, from a certain careless, perfume
tory manner Of playing, which was also
very evident at various other points in the
prOgramme-foTming diametricaIlv oppo-
site extreme TO the gestures, grimaces and
sometimes audible comments through which
at other moments the pianist coniided to his
Mr.. Chopin's music and Mr.. Pachman's
playing.
In the remainder of the programme, how
ever, Mr.. Pachman thoroughly proved his
title to rank high among pianists, and es
pecially among Chopinists. His beautifully
poetic Interpretation of the F sharp I'M
promptu had just the right shade of feeling
that Nor0idezzG peculiar to Chopin. The
latter part Of the Mazourka, op SO, No. 8,
was given with delicious humor and freedom.
The familiar 4 fat waltz was a perfect gem,
eIquisitely chased. The fiery Etude, op 10.
No. !, was spirited and dashing Almost all
OF Mr. Pachman's playing on this evening
was characterized by the same phenom-
enalIy iacile technique, the same extraor-
dIHary dynamic shading and the same re-
markably polished phrasing which were
last spring commented on at such length as
to preclude the necessity OF more than
mere mention here. Within certain lines
set by his own limitations, Vladimir de
Pachman is certainly remarkable artist
as he is from all points of view a most
unique personality.
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ovERCoAT WEEK AT THE p. c. G. @.
Monday Morning

We throw open our doors for a gala over
coat week. $4,000 fine overcoats placed on
62 big overcoat tables are ready for you to
purchase. $12 takes choice. Every over
coat in the assortment was valued by US at
S1s to S25. Now they are each marked to
sell for So.
P. G. c. c., PITTsBUR9 COMBINATION
CLOTHING COMPANY, cor. Grant and
Diamond sts., opp. the Court House.
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Indicted for Conspiracy.

LOUISVILLE. November 15.-Colonel
Zeb Ward, of Little Rock, the granite con-
tractor; R. T. Scowden, till recently City
Engineer, and Frederick Hanger, were to-
day indicted by the grand jury for conspir-
acy to defraud the city In selling granite for
the streets.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-16

tall and cylindrical, in the shape of dice-box.
and is surmounted by an elaborate brazed cap-
piece, fashioned like shell
The entire surface is covered with cleyerlv
painted objects, musical and otherwise. There
is a violin, cello. an odd-shaped oboe. a bas-
soon with crook-necked mouthpiece trumpet.
a valveless French horn and one of the old five,
pointed pens with which the lines of the staff
were drawn before the days of music printing.
One scroll of music gives dozen or SO bars OF
melody with its title, 'tAGedcheg du Bist
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-16
One Thousand Dollars

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