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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26
COIN THAT WAS BAD.
Fritz and .Pfeiffer Found Guilty, as
Charged in the Indictment.
QUICK, WORK In THE JURY BOX.
A Pittsburg Plate Glass Director Who Says
He Was lj,1ed.
TIE COURT CULLINGS OF YESTERDAY

John Pfeiffer and Simon Fritz were tried
yesterday in the United States District
Court on the charge OF having counterfeit
coin in their possession. Fritz was con-
victed few days ago of passing counterfeit
money. Pfeiffer. who was arres ed in Chi
cago, was only brought here yesterday.
Chief Murphy, o. Allegheny, testified to
the arrest of Fritz and the finding of counter
iet money on him. 1t was also shown that
Fritz and Pieiffer had stopped together at
the European Hotel. United States De-
tective McSweeney testified to having lound
118 counterfeit half dollars in the room occu-
pied by Fritz and Pfeiffer. He also de-
tailed statements made to him by eiffrr.
The latter claimed that Fritz had induced
him to 90 into the business and that Fritz made
the money and both passed 1t, Fritz paying HIM
for the work.
Pfeiffer was placed on the stand and cor
roborated what was told by Detective Nc
Sweeney. He claimed that Fritz Just got out
of State prison and made him go with him,
threatening 10 kill him if he would not. He
said Fritz was here four years ago and took
away $500 in good money, leaving counterfeit
instead of it.
Fritz at this point insisted on telling his story
on the stand. He said that Pfeitfer made the
money as well as him. They both made the
money for which Fritz served a term in Joliet,
bur the witness said he never ''peached" on
Pfeiffer. AS he had told now, however, he
wanted people to know that Pfeiffer was as
guilty as he. If he went to prison. Pfeitfer
should go to. The money passed by them was
made in Pfeiffei's house.
The jury found both men guilty without
leaving the box.
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Echoes From the Lodges.

There will be a special meeting of Central
Lodge No. ~, Sons Of st. George, Wednesday
evening. All brothers are cordially invited The
lodge is having boom.
AT the last stated session of Venus Castle No.
29l. X. G. T., ten propositions were received.
At the first meeting in November it will have
20 candidates for the first degree. Visiting
brothers are always welcome-
Lieutenant General Louis E. Ssilz. of Mill
tary Branch, Knights of the Golden Eagle,
has appointed Grand Master OF Records j. D.
Barnes on hIs staff as Inspector General, with
the rank Of Br1gadier General.
Federal Council No. 100. Royal Arcanum,
initiated its three hundred and first member az
ITS ha!l in Allegheny at its last meeting As
TINS entities the cnuncil to two representatives
TO the Grand Council, the occasion was one OF
rejoicing. Nearly 100 members were present,
ana splendid banquet was served by Luther,
the caterer There was the usual Royal
Arcanum feast of reason and flow of soul.
ALI members of the Order of Chosen Friends
are especially invited to be present at the Dexr
meeting of Goodwill Council No II held ae
Menders Hall. l02 and lG4 Ohio street, Allie
gheny, November Z. when they will have the
pleasure of bearing reports from the sick BEN
eft league and a statement from the President
of his visits to Loyzlhanna and UNITY Councils
Two of Pittsburg's ablest attorneys will be
initiated.
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SAYS HE WAS ELECTED.

One Director of the Pittsburg Plate Glass
Company Sues the Others.
A bill in equity was filed by John F. Scott
against Edward and E. L Ford, John and
Arremus Pitcairn and the Pittsburg Plate
Glass Company asking for an injunction to re-
strain them IN retarding his efforts to perform
his duty as director. The bill sets forth that he
was duly elected director by the cumula-
tive vote of the minority stockholders in Janu-
airy last, and as such is entitled to access to the
books of the company and admission
to the works. 1t Is alleged he has been retarded
in this by the defendants since April last, and
was refused access to the books to see or learn
anything of the income Of the business. its
profits or disbursements, or in fact anything
pertaining to its management; that he de-
PENDANTS have rudely and profanely repulsed
his efforts in this regard and have asserted that
he shall have no access whatever to the books
of the company
He asserts further. that the defendants have
Issued orders refusing him admission to the
factory at Ford City. and they have been en-
forced by subordinates to the extent of phvsIc-
ally ejecting him. notwithstanding his official
position as director of the company. He axis
that the defendants be perpetually epjoined
from interfering with his access to the works
or to his examination of The books of the firm.
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A. o, q, w.

A 1ne charter list is about ready at Altoona,
and the lodge will be instituted shortly
Welcome Lodge No.6, of Wheeling. W. Va,
has an eye on the broom, having 15 new mem
bers ready to add to their list.
Center Avenue No. 124. is keeping up the
good work, and has got the people on the hill
inquiring what the A. D. U. w. is.
Mt. Vernon Lodge, of Philadelphia, has Is
sued an edict to the effect that it is after the
broom and is now working with vim.
Grand Recorder McNair's little book is being
sent all over the juri-diction, and as a result q
revival has been started in the order.
West Virginia has awakened and fraternal
visits are having good effect. The lodges are
taking in new recruits at every meeting.
Manchester Lodge No. &c, A. o. U. W., will
hold musical and literary entertainment at
Washington Hall, corner of Beaver and WASH
ington avenues, Allegheny, Thursday evening,
November 13
Past Grand Master Workman Ford, accom-
panied by Grand Recorder McNair, Grand
Medical Examiner Dunn and Past Grand Mas
ter Workman Babst. will assist in instituting
the lodge at Johnstown.
Grand Organizer Osmond has issued invita-
tions to Grand Lodge officers to assist him in
celebrating the twenty-second anniversary Of
the order by planting new lodge at Johns
town tomorrow evening.
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Select knights of America.

Illinois. at its late session of the Grand
Legion, decided by unanimous vote to follow
adopt the title of Select Knights of America.
The Reception Committee of First Regiment
will meet Tuesday evening, and the officers of
the regiment will meet Wednesday evening of
this week at the Central Hotel at 7:SU sharp,
and it is important that every officer should
be present.
Grand Commander Kirker has notified
Youngstown Legion that accompanied by his
staff he will visit them on the last Friday in
November for the purpose of organizing them
under the new ritual. Colonel Lewis has been
invited by the Grand Commander to muster as
many comrades of the First Regiment as pos
sible and accompany him upon this trip. The
Legion to ascertain how many men can and
will go and report to him before November 26.
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FOR NEW TRIALS.
Motions to be Heard for Frank Grade and
Alex. Killian.

Motions to be Heard for Frank Grade and
Alex. Killian.
In the Criminal Court yesterday the afgu-
mpnt on the motion for new trial in the case
of Frank Grade, convicted of murder in the
first degree for killing his stepdaughter. was
postponed till next Saturday at the request of
the prisoners counsel.
The date for the argument on the motion Tor
a new trial in the case of Alex. Kiilian, con.
victed of murder in the first degree for the Ia
rentnm murder. will ne fixed this week.
Simon Roll. of Allegheny, was appointed a
tipstaff of the Criminal Court, in place of H. e.
Oehmler, who was transferred to Common
Pleas No. !. -r.
But few sentences were imposed yesterday.
George Wood convicted of attempting to rob
the drugstore of Rltt & Co.. at Homewood, was
sent three years TO the penitentiary for enter
ing the building with felonions intent, and one
year TO the workhouse for ASSAULT n the officer
who arrested him. Roddy ]. o Donnell. for
assault and battery, was fined cents and costs
Frank Peterson. selling liquor without a
license, was fined $500 and sent three months to
the workhouse. Annie SENDER, for larceny,
one day to Jail. William Sheets. keeping dis
orderly house. 800 fine and one year to the
workhouse.
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Answer to Building and Loan Problem.

To mature share of stock of S100 with
payments OF Co., per month, and it loaned at
per cent annual interest and an annual
premium OF Z per cent, interest and premium
paid monthly, it would take 95 months 8
DAYS 10 hours and minutes. The cost OF a
share tor 96 months would be S57 60; profit,
$40 40, equal to Is per cent interest. Cost
for loan, ~ per cent interest.
The Interstate Building and Loan Asso-
citation has fixed rate of interest, premium
and dues, without which no association Can
give an assurance OF the time necessary to
mature a share OF stock. Paid-up stock is
issued, upon which dividends o. and per
cent are paid annually All stock can be
be withdrawn at any time by giving 80 days
notice, and interest will be paid up to time
of withdrawal. For circulars or in orma-
tion call on E. L. Hawley, General Agent.
Office COG Penn building.
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last Wednesday evening initiated i've members
and acted favorably on ten propositions for
membership.
Jr. v. U. A. M.

The number of councils has reached 535
Welcome Council visited Acme Council in a
body on Thursday evening.
Welcome Council No. 1874 will celebrate its
fourth anniversary on Wednesday evening.
The Commandery will meet in Chicago next
year. The boys must be struck on the Windy
City.
The Washington Monument Committee will
meet next Tuesday evening in City Hall, ALE
gheny.
The Past Councillors Association met last
night and discussed the advisabiity Of striking
out the word white in the constitution.
The State Council OF New Jersey. at its re-
cent meeting, instructed its national represen-
tatives to urge a change OF name next year
again.
Star of the West Council has appointed Harry
Mckaiu A. NJ. Andrews James Moffatt. George
Wall and Frank Morton 4 committee 10 devise
ways and means for getting up enthusiasm.
An entertainment will be given shortly IN
ALLEGHENY for the benefit of the monument
fund. The exact character Of the entertain
menr and the date will be announced later.
Members of Bainbringe Council can now hold
their heads away up when they pass their
brothers on the street. They were presented
with the prizes thev won on last Monday even
ing. Pride of the West will get their prize to-
morrow evening. All members and friends Of
the council are invited to be present.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26
Court House Cuttings.

GEORGE UPPERMAN has filed a petition for
an inque st of lunaey on his WIFE, who he al
1eges, has been insane since 1853.
THE congregation of the Sharp-burg Presbv-
terrain Church yesterday filed petition for
leave to abandon and sell a portion of their old
burying ground.
IT was decided yesterday to suspend business
in Common Pleas Co 1T No. 2 for this week in
order to allow the attorneys time to attend to
cases in the Supreme Court.
THE bankrupt case of the Hill Sewer Pine
Company against William Megahey was heard
in the United States Supreme Court YESTERDAY
and decided in favor of the bankrupt
The suit in ejectment of the United States
against the Pitt>burg, Ft. Wayne and CHICAGO
Railroad for piece OF land at Bellevue was
continued TO the second Monday in Noyember.
OTTO GuNTHER yesterday entered suit
against Charles Dussel for $1,000 for slander.
Gunther alleges that DusseI called him :.
swindler. A cspiss was issued for DusyeIs ar
rest.
8. j. MASK, Secretary Of the Acme Tanptne
Company, yesterday fled petltion ask,ng for
the dissolution of the company, in pnrspanos
OF action taken at meeting Of the STOCK.
holders.
In the suit Of Lulu M. Boyle against william
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Fauset for damages for slander. the jury yes.
terday returned verdict of $500 for the
plaintiff The parties are residents OF the
Southsde.
VoLK Bros. issued an attachment yesterday
against John Teemer for s2l4 so and interest
from November 4 1884. bill for household
furniture. They allege that the defendant is
about to remove from the county and will de-
fraud his creditors. -
AN application for charter for the Oakdale
q. P. Church was filed yesterday. The incor-
porators are r. W. Wallace. John Woods, W.
j. McGee, II. Z. Mcfarland. s. II. Sturgeon j.
r. Sturgeon W. L. Thompson, W. s. Robb, J..
G. Simpson and others.
A PETITION was filed yesterday for writ Of
habeas corpus to secure the release OF Timothy
Barrett from the workhouse. Barrett was
committed for six months by Magistrate Nc
Kenna on a charge of disorderly conduct. 1t
is claimed that his commitment was illegal.
A PETITION was filed in the Orphans Court
yesterday for a citation on A. G. Jarrett, to
compel him to file an account as guardian of
William, Henry and Lucy Garrett. minors. 1t
was stated that in 1887 he sold a piece of
property for his wards receiving 81, 055 for it.
but he has never accounted for the money.
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Order of SOlOn.

D. 8. o. StTickler has fine charter list for a
lodge at Lawrencevile.
Leechburg comes to the front with a strong
charter list for a lodge next week.
Supreme Treasurer R. j. Godfrey leaves to-
morrow for the Southwest, in the interest of
Scion.
Sixty-aue lodges in Allegheny county, and
more in course of organization. That's the
record, brothers.
President James M. Collins, OF springdale
Lodge. paid a fraterpal visit to the supreme
Office Wednesday.
Deputies of New York State ordered six
trunks of supplies during the past week. This
means SIX more lodges
Hunter Lodge No. g. of Turtle Greek, will
attend the complimentary entertainment at
Carnegie Hall, October 80, in body
Supreme Member William Adams, of Will
merding is erecting very handsome builhing
for business and lodge purposes at that place.
1t is safe to say that Solon will be there.
Supreme Trustees William II. Gaskill, of
Meadville. Pa, and William G. McKslvey. of
Parkers, Pa were in the city on Friday TO at
tend meeting of the Board of Trustees.
Supreme Vire President C. L. McMillen was
in the city during the week and left for the
West Wednesday Brother McMilen addressed
the members of Hazelwood Lodge Monday
evening.
Supreme Officers Godfrey and Over visited
Grafton Lodge Monday evening. The aims
anu ObJ6CCS OI Ln6 OIuST were Iully QlSCuSSeQ.
A vote or thanks was rendered the visiting
brothers.
Brother Weidemier. assisted by Brothers
Godfrey, Beatty and Thumm. organized
Friendship (Germani Lodge Monday last with
a charter list of 50 members. Our German
friends are doing well. Brother w. has another
charter list under way.
Secretary c. G. Barnes, of Faithful Lodge
No. ll6, reports an interesting session Tuesday
evening. There were three initiates and several
applications were received. A number of the
supreme officers we're present and addressed
the meeting. This lodge has an excellent set of
officers and has bright prospects.
The General Committee of the Combined
Allegheny Lodges OF Scion for the entertain
ment to be held at Carnegie Hall. October 30,
have completed an excellent programme, and
promise their friends a rare treat The tai
ented supreme Chaplain w. X. Coovert will be
the orator of the evening. Prof. e. V. Clark
the eminent organist. of Denver, Col, will pre-
side at the grand organ. Miss Rene Lawion,
the gifen solo violnist, of Washington. Pa,
will appear: also the following weil-known
local artists: Miss Irene Sample, vocal selec-
tions; Miss Edith Harris, recitatIons; Miss
Annie Finney, solo cornetist; M. Dan Cable,
banjo speclalties, and Prof. Neeper's mandolin
quintet
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26
NEW patents from O. D. Lewis. Paten,

NEW patents from Q. D. Lewis, Patent
Attorney, No. 131 Fifth avenue, next door
to Evening Leader. United States and all
foreign patents procured. Over 20 years in
patent business exclusively:
G. F. Wilson, New Castle, Pa, hot air
furnace; Charles Oslerling. Barnhart Mills,
Pa, gate; William H. Maddox, Pittsburg,
Pa, rolling mill appliance; David Leppy,
Mansfield, O., suspender buckle; A. Har-
lander, Allegheny, Pa, tank for water
closet; Robert Dinsmore, Weston, W. Va,
mechanism for loading and unloading mine
cages; J. F. Byers, Revena, O., mechanical
movement; F. G. Bates, Renova, Pa, boiler
furnace; Hugh Burgers, Ardmore, Pa, ap-
paratus for securing alkali; E. G. Ellnood,
Allegheny, Pa, CRATE or gaseous fuel.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26
A Preventive for Group.

The discovery of preventive for Group is
one OF the most important made in recent
years. Since first discovered it has been
used in many cases, and with unvarying
success its being within the reach OF al
makes it the more valuable. 1t is only
necessary to give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy freely as soon as the first indica-
tions of Group appear, and it will dispel all
symptoms OF the disease. Full directions
are given with each bottle. For sale at 80
cents per bottle BY druggists. wSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26
MONDAYS ovERCoAT BULLETIN,
Taken Direct From Headquarters in Pitts

burg The P. @. G. c.
Good oxford mixed meltons.. 90
Fine chinehillas, some cloth-lined,
others Iarmer satin-lined, ......... 10 90
All shades of imported kerseys. 80. II 90
Eight lots smooth cassimeres, silk
faced. -. ..................... 10 90
One lot of twilled cheviot, in three
shades, velvet collar, at.-......... Z 90
Call Monday and t. ke your choice.
The money-savers for the public are the
P. G. C. G.
PITTsBURG CoMBINATIoN CLOTHING
COMPANY, corner Grant and Diamond
streets, opp. the Court House.
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To-MoRR0W's TRIAL LIST.

Cases to Come Before the JUICES for Their
Consideration.
Common Pleas No -Huckenstein VS. Nauz
(3): Greer VS. DeRoy; Gombos VS. Bauzasz;
Ewing ct al VS. North Versailles township;
Weaver VS. Green; PartIn ct uX VS. Martin ct
ux; Fri berg VS. Cappe ct ux; Barr VS. Nicely;
ArbuckIes e. 60. VS. Chadwick; N eely We Gwin.
net ct al; McGinnes- ct al vs. barton.
Criminal lCoart-Commonwealth VS. William
Porter. Joseph Leber, Mathew Doupherty,
Kate Riseman. Mark Navish, Patsey Hollah n.
William Muruock, Margaret PIcarh, John J..
Davis, Fred Greese, Harry ]. Smith. u. VI. Bal
ford, Jacob llg. Kate WenZrll. alias Smith.
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WHEN MARRIAGE FAILED.
The Divorce Mill Finds Large Grist on
Hand.

The Divorce Mill Finds a Large Grist on
Hand.
Seven suits for divorce were entered yester-
day. Six were on the grounds of desertion.
They were brought by Dora McAlIister against
Agustus McAllIster, Louis Bossler against
Marie L. Bossler, Rose A. Armstrong against
Jacob A. Arn-trong, Anna NJ. Vaughan
against John E. Vaughan. Rose Cable against
Daniel II. Cable, Rosa Baltimore against James
H Baltimore Catherine McAndrews against
Thomas McApdrews. kmma Savers sued for
a divorce from Alexander Sayers on the ground
of cruel treatment.
The testimony taken in the divorce case of
Lizzie b. Linn against JohLs Linn was fled yes
terday. They were married in 1884 and parted
in 1857. 1t was claimed that Linn abused his
wife, and threatened to shoot her and to put
her eyes out
The testimony taken in the case of Theresa
Thei parties lived in Tarentum. They were
married in 1856 Desertion is alleged.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26

DABBs has already taken in number of
orders Tor Christmas photographs, and ad-
vises people to give their orders as soon as
possible. 1t takes time to make good pic
lures, and We may have long stretches of
bad weather
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26
DAMAGES FOR EJECTMENT.
A Tenant Asks SO 900 for Injuries to His
Wife's Health.

Edward Bulger entered suit yesterday
against George E. Foster. NJ. d. Hart and
Paul Bowman for damages in trespass. Foster
is a constable in the borough of CHARTERS, and
Hart an agent for the LeeLsdals Glass Works
Company.
The plaintiff rented house Of the Company
in 1887, and OH June IA last he was elected from
it by he defendants. His goods were put into
the street. for which he claims S, 500 DANA
and his wife being i'll at the time he alleges
sue was seriously affected by the occurrence.
and asks damages in $1,000 for her.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26
Lots. Walls. Lots.

Grand opening sale, Seely's plan. Walls
station, P. r. R.. Saturday, November 1,
and Monday, November 8, 1890, from to
$50 P. NJ. For particulars see NJ. F. Hip
pie & Co., 96 Fourth ave-, or G. B. Seely,
6017 Penn ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26
Lots. Walls. Lots.

Grand opening sale, Seely's plan, Walls
station, P. r. R., Saturday, November 1,
and Monday, November 3, 1890, from 1 to
$50 P. M. For particulars see VI. F. Hip
pie & Co., Sc Fourth ave-, or C. B. SeeIy,
GOLF Penn ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26

VELvETs and plushes a special feature
with US. Black and colored velvets from 81
to 81 u yard. "a inches wide. Pushes, de-
sirables colorings, from 75c to 81 80 a yard.
TTSSu HUGUS & HACKE,
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w. II. Barker, 5os Market Street,

Is showing some new English wall papers
that are quite popular. The colors are gen.
erally subdued, as is usually the case with
English house furnishings, giving an i'm
preston OF solidity and comfort that is very
homelike. FSu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26

SHAUN RHUE seems to have q perpetual
lease OF Ii e good enough in its old iorm,
but many new features have been added
since Mr.. Murphy's last appearance here.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26

JOSEPH MURPHY, in his dual role of
Larry Donavan aud Shaun Rhue, has placed
himself high on the road to fame among the
few who have tried to reach the "open
sesame"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26

Two special bargains in our linen depart
ment; towels at 10c and 12%c each, worth
regularly 81 IS and 81 30 dozen.
TTSSu HUGUS & HACKE.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26

BLACK Peau de Sole silks. A line ol
special values ofthis elegant fabric In prices
from 81 to IS per yard.
TTssu HUGUs & HACKE.
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Fall and Winter Openinp.

Nobby suits and overcoating at Dickson
the Tailor's corner Fifth ave. and Wood St.,
second floor. Telephone 1853.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26

Mr.. MURPHY plays the conventional
Irish lad with a warmth and earnestness
that appeal to the sympathies of the popular
audience, hence his success.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26

SIR WILLIAM T. LEWIS, of South
Wales, was delighted with the proofs of
photographs taken by Dabbs, and SAYS they
are much the best pictures he has ever had
taken.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26

SPECIAL SALE
OF Fine Seal Sacques,
At j. G. Bennett & Co.'S.
At j. G. Bennett & Co.'s.
At J. G. Bennett & Co.'S.
This week.
This week.
This week.
No advance in prices.
No advance in prices.
No advance in prices.
j. G. BENNET & Co.,
Leading Hatters and Furriers,
Corner Wood street and Fifth ave,
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SPECIAL SALE

ALL kinds Of furniture reupholstered.
su HAUGH & KEENAN,, IS Water st.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-26

Protected Home Circle.
Supreme Organizer Wexford S. Bailey Is at
work in the two cities and a boom is expected
to result.
Triumph Circle No. l01, of Allegheny City,