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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
CHAT WITH A CONGRESSMAN,
NJ. Adams Says lie yeisd viii ~.
Brsihsrs for the Tariff nil.

M, Adams says lie Vsisd With His
Brsihsrs for the Tariff Hiil.
Congressman George Adams, Of Chicago,
was q passenger on tho limited last evening"
going hons. lie 10 represented In the press
dispatches from Washington as vetiHg
against the tariff bill, lie said this WAS \
great mistake, a. hs had voted for II. and
he couldn't see how the bluBdsF could have
beeH made,
Commenting further on the bill Mr.,
Adams saidI 1.-THE Senate, ! think, will
modify II somewhat before II passes that
house, Some of the Republican leaders
favor reduction of specific duties / be-
ieye the cotton and linen schedule will be
changed by the Senate committee, for one
thing, My constituents have furnished me
with q supply oil statistics, and Senator
Allison told me that could appear before
the COMMITTEES to present their claims.
"AH 10 the selection OF Carlisle for the FL
nance Committee. the general feeling In
Washington IL that the Democratic bena-
tors, owing 10 his recognized ability and his
standing as o leader, will consent 10 his I'M
mediate promotion. No laws OF the Senate
are broken, but traditionary precedents are
broken"
Mr. Adams said considerable hostility
had been manifested In the House against
the tin plate schedule, Both Sherman and
Allison are opposed to u In Its present
form. The chances are that the schedule
will be modified, and committee from the
lower House will consent to II.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
GIFT or A RETIRED MERCHANT.
A wealthy Pi,isburs ODD Fellow Offers
$1,000 site for y Widsws' and Or
phsuJ Hsms-oisse Of the l. o. o. ".

A wealthy Pi,isburs Odd Fellow Offers .
$4,000 site for Widews' and Or
phsns' Homs-olsse Of the l. o. o. ".
Session.
moi will not tell you who the donor
H." said ex.Pontmastsr Myler, yesterday,
when asked as 10 what member OF the Grand
Lodge, I, o, O. r., had offered o site TO
found an asylum for widows and orphans Of
Odd Fellows. "He is well-known,
wealthy man, but one who has not become
prominent 10 the order"
Several members were approached last
night In regard TO the matter, but nothing
could be learned outside OF q rumor floating
around to the effect that Mr.. Scutmeyer,
formerly well-known merchant but now
retired from business, was at the bottom of
the scheme. Mr.. soutmeyer has for O long
time harbored the idea offounding widows
and orphans home, and years ago suggested
the plan to the Odd Fellows, but did not
succeed in carrying 1t through, owing to lack
OF support.
The site for the proposed home will be
about four or five acres In extent, and be
located somewhere in Allegheny. Condi-
tions of the offer and details of the proposed
gift would not be divulged, but the amount
expended for the property will reach S10,-
900.
The Grand Lodge concluded its session
yesterday noon, leaving some business un-
finished, which is postponed till next year.
The Grand Masters report was approved
and adopted. The proposition to admit
youths of IS to membership in the order was
rejected by a unanimous vote.
On motion it was decided to instruct rep
resentatives to the Sovereign Grand Lodge
to vote for the proposed change Of law by
which majority vote will not be required
to keep member out OF the body. The
newly elected Grand Lodge officers were in
stalled.
President John Whites report Of the
Home for Orphans of Odd Fellows at Tioga
showed that the lodge holds $4,000 mort
gage against it. The members are disposed
to cancel the mortgage II there is no legal
ohataala
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
WANT TO BE TIPPED.
Colored Walters Holding Out Their
Hands to Their Employers.
DEMANDS TO BE MADE NEXT WEEK.
The Timers Have Prospects Of Staying
out Awhile Yet


Tho eolored hotel walters want IN ad'
vance In wages A meeting has been called
for neTt week, At which demands will DO
formulated IN present 10 tho proprielors'
The walters will ask for eab per month,
They now receive from t20 10 t2a In oil tho
hotels, except the puquesne, where they are
paid go, There arc about 800 eelored
walters In the city, employed In the various
hotels and restaurants, All are expected TO
stand together, although they are unor-
gahiEed,
The present move IL only 0 revival OF IN
effort made several months ago to secure IN
advance.
NOT THE FIRST DEMAND,
oae Of the walters employed at the Boyer
said last nights 1--WE made q demand last
September for e25 per month, through our
head walters, but we did not get II. Mr..
Boyer offered us e93 and when the pro-
prletora Of tho Anderson heard about II,
they tried 10 get Mr.. Boyer 10 withdraw his
offer. Mr.. Boyer told them he would pay
"a much ~ any other hotel and paid his
men, 50 In number, e23 The walters nj the
st. Charles and Central continued 10 work
for S20 and those ut the Monongahela House,
the Anderson, Seventh Avenue, sehlosser
and other hotels get S22
The men have long hours. One OF the
Anderson walters said they go TO work at
o'clock and continue on duty until 10 and IL
at night, with two intermissiops OF from one
TO two hours each during the day.
CAUSES OF COMPLAINT.
The walters complain Of the long hours,
hard work and close confinement, At the
meeting next week there will be plan
adopted for presenting the demands, and it
Is probable that equalization will be talked
Of some There has never been much diff
Guilty among the walters and they have not
felt the need of organization until now.
Que of the Seventh Avenue men said he did
not think there would be any trouble In
getting the men to stick together In case de-
mands are made.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24

Ths recent decision OF The Supreme Court
In regard 10 Chicago dressed beef will come
up Tor discussion at the Cincinnati
convention, The haht made by
tbs Chicago meat has become
q chapter In history, and ID too well-known
for repetition. When the Supreme Court
handed down liz decision TO the effect that
no btats had the right 10 maks laws fequira
Ing the inspection Of best, local butchers
said they would like 10 see the boot on the
other foot" The Allegheny county ssseeAz
ton made good fight, and, although the
meat IL still sold here, the local men have
not suffered 10 any extent. As the decision
IL q national matter, the convention Will
take Ii up,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
THE morroorH MEETING TONIGHT
Ayrasssnsnis Made 20 send q citiseus'
DsissatisB 20 Harrisburg.

Ayrsssssssnis Made 10 Send q Giiisess'
Delegation TO Baryisburs.
This evening ~ o'clock committee on
organisation 10 nominate Major MeHtooth
FOR Governor will meet Ia the Common
Council chamber. The object OF this meet.
Ing IL 10 organise for effective work, 10 ar
range for . citizens delegation 10 90 down
10 Harrisburg, and 10 arrange for the proper
committees 10 take care OF The details con.
neeled with the proposed Trip, The name
Of Captain O, W, Hatehelor IL spoken Of ~
The man best fitted 10 place NJ the head Of
this delegation, He ID an snthu4laltlo
friend Of tho Major, and ID heart and soul In
this movement He was M active partiol.
pant In tho proceedings OF the mass meeIlng
last Saturday,
The proposed delegation will probably bs
made up of eltisens, irrespective of any
club or Organization, and will be expanded
t0 meet ali demands. They will secure the
lowest possible rate oi transportation, and
engage quarters In Harrisburg
-Four years ago Major Montooth made
seyen-eighths Of his votes 10 the State .eapl.
tai, after the convention had assembled, and
his friends confidently expect that II they
get every delegate 10 meet the Major, while
he may not have their votes on the first bal-
lot, he will get thea when the break comes.
The Committee on Organization, OF which
Mayor Gourley Ii Chairman, states that the
nesting Tonight 10 q business meeting OF
the MAJORS friends, and suggestions from
citizens will be In order.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
1T PLEASED THE PUBLIC.

An Advertisement That Was FULFILLED to the
Lettsr--A Bls Crowd at the r. g. @. O.
As published yesterday, the P, O. Q. O.
have placed on sale the combined stocks Of
three large clothing firms, which they
bought for spot cash, at about 33l3 cents on
the dollar. The first day Of the sale has met
with tremendous success, and everyone who
calls realizes at once that mems fine suits,
the most stylish 10 bs seen, are sold at about
one-tbird their real worth. You'll find
mems a1l-weel cashmere suits at % 90.
Fine diagonal suits st 80. Prince Albert
gains we have not the space 10 mention.
Better call at once and get choice ~ the
cream Of our lucky purchase.
J., Q. o, o., cor. Grant and Diamond sts.,
opposite the Court House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
AmsrInnn aul,nr. and hInndslIn..

II. Klsber n Bro, No. 800 Wood street,
have Tsoslvsd q new lot OF the elegant
Lakeside antique oak, tho Arlon mahos.
any and ths Conservatory rosewood
aultays. These beautiful instruments are
sold NJ ~ 90, W 30 and ti5 respectively.
Also eonesrL Alss rosewood guitars at the
low price OF tiB, They are certainly the
best guitars eyer offered for the money.
Mandolihs NJ %, ts, $40, tlbJ the esle.
bfated Washbufh mAndellns from ~
upward, warranted not 10 split and warp,
Gall aad examine these artistic iastla' aGs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
STILL HANGING FIRE.
The Tiuners' Strike Continues 20 be q Grent
Puzzler.


Puzzler.
The timers held meeting last night,
but, contrary to expectations, nothing was
done that changes the aspect Of the strike.
One or two more partnership schemes,
similar to the one of Schaeffer Bros, was re-
ported, but as they showed satisfactory
papers, the men interested were granted
their cards. 1t was reported that $500 will
be at the headquarters, 537 Smithfeld street,
this morning ready for division among the
strikers. President McMasters said last
night thtt che Schaeffer Bros partnership
plan was perfectly legal, as he had seen the
papers which make IL so.
There are about "a men now ut work.
These include the men who were given the
advance previous to May 1. There are still
about 200 idle, with plenty Of work on hand.
Mr.. Irwin, OF Allegheny, seems 10 be in the
worst shapej aside from the big Wilmerdlng
Job he has the roof Of the new Pittsburg In.
cline station, and has some work to do on
the new Government building. The tim
hers said last night that an Ohio contractor
Ia being watched, Il IL said he has the
copper work 10 do on the Government
building, and that he will put nensunioa
men Oh the lob,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
RAKING UP THE DELINQUENTs.

The List of Backward Taxpayers Being Pre-.
pared for Advertisement.
The Delinquent Tax Collector is prepar.
ing the list of unpaid taxes of 1889, water,
property, and business taxes, for advertise
ment. Final notices have already been sent
out, and if the party fails to respond to it,
his property will be posted in the list of de-
linquents, adding from SS to $3.50 to the
amount, according to the amount of space
q description of the property will require.
Within a month after the advertisement
appears, il the tax is still unpaid, liens will
be fled against the property.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
THE HARP or MOORE.

Il Will bs IN Interesting Relic nc tho
Scotch irish Congress.
The celebrated harp Of Ireland's unlaur'
eled laureate, Thomas Moore, has been lent
by George II. childs. Of Philadelphia, to
tho seoteh-IrIsh Congress. II arrived In
Pittsburg last Monday, and Is at present
under the care Of Prof Williams, OF tho
Curry Institute. The harp ~ OF the kind
called In Irish elarseaeh, and used anolently
In battle. II was lent by Mr.. Cbllds to the
first Seoteh-Irish Congress In Columbia,
Tenn, last year, upon which occasion Mr..
Wallace Bruce wrote upon u charming
poem.
MessrA Williams and Peter Dick are
hunting for Burns relics Just now; and they
expect to discover few interesting memorials
about genial "Rab o. Carrick" which will
look we'll side by side with the harp Of
Moore.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
WENT BACK TO THEIR WORK
Nalisnai Tabe wsrk strikers Return 10
Their Old Places.

The National Tube Works al Mex Kessport
we're put in full operation again yesterday,
and most OF The Q, 300 men who asked for the
advance have resumed work. Some Of them
concluded 10 complete The two weeks Of
holiday, and will not resume again until
butt weld department bald meeting yes
tsrday, aud decided 10 ash General Manager
Converse 10 give them the advance Of 10 per
cent, and appointed committee oil eight 10
negotiate with Mr., Converse,
The National Rolling Mill can be epefl
ated now thai the tube works Ia In operation,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
MORE BARGAINS. MORE BARGAINS.
Al HamIIton's, Al HamIIton's.

A HamIIton's, A HamIIton's
There are still number Of great bargains
In pianos and organs at Hamilton's, 91 and
93 Fifth avenue. You have heard the name
before. You know the place, Hamilton
building, Fifth avenue, opposite the Opera
House. You have heard OF the pianos and
organs he sells. Such names as Decker Bros,
Knabe, Fischer, Estey. ETC., are not new. In
every city and hamlet in the country you
will find them. There Is no reason why you
should not have one Of those matchless In
struments. You can make small payment
down and then monthly or quarterly as 1t
suits you, and you will have 1t paid for
before you know 1t and hardly miss the
money, or II you prefer at any time to pay
the cash you will get liberal discount. See
Hamilton's pianos and organs and get
prices and terms before you purchase. e1
and 90 Fifth avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
Rnnr Rlrnl. Arm In Arm.

Major Montooth has returned home from
Harrisburg, where he went on business with
the Board Of Pafdons. A gentleman who
was at the State capital says that be saw
four Republican candidates for Governor
walking down street arm In arm, They
were Messfs, MoBteeth. Hastings, Stone
and Davies, and were laughing and chatting
As pleasantly as four brothers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
Will Look Up Candidates.

Tho ex-board of D. A. 8, X. of L., met
last night and received a letter from the
Central Trades Council, asking for the ap-
pointmept OF committees to visit legislative
candidates to ascertain their position on the
reform labor laws. The request was COM
piled with.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24

buOi " nun ~
are TO be roasted for
the entertainment
Of the convention.
II ID safe 10 say
that there will be
no Chicago dressed
beef furnished for
the occasion,
This evening, be.
tween b and o
o'clock, the process
sion will start from
the u ! q N on d
market, led by their
band, and II any
desire 10 SEQ q
wsIghty procession
thalr opportunity u
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24

~" N"'N"I !" =" Juc0O RtoHEtf,
pected that not less than 70 butchers, with
their wives will be present at the Cincin-
natl Convention. The five delegates are j.
#. Beilstein, Jacob Richter, William Pfeil,
Gottleib Dellenbaoh aud John Herbster.
The steamer St. Lawrence, which leaves
this evening at @ O'Clock, has been secured
itors by the committee appointed for this
purpose, namely: Jacob Richter, Louis
Rothschild and M. Marx, whose counte-
nances are herewith presented to The DIS
PATCH readers.
The Pleasant Valley Band will ac=
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
WESTERN UNION OFFICIALS.
General Manager Eckert Expresses Salts.
faction With the Local Once.

General Manager Eckert, Colonel Clowry,
Western General Superintendent; M. G.
Bristol, Western Superintendent of Con-
Struction, and A. S. Brow, Electric En-
gineer of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, were in Pittsburg yesterday. The
gentlemen inspected the local office, and
General Manager Eckert expressed great
satisfaction with all the arrangements. The
Pittsburg Office was really the first one in
the United States to successfully operate the
dynamo system.
General Eckert had been on an inspect
ing tour in the West between Chicago and
st. Louis. A new Office in the latter city
was opened last week. The General said
they were constantly extending their lines
and rebuilding them. He returned to New
York last evening.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
HIS HEALTH IMPROVED.

aeyerusr Beavers PFivate Secretary Hss
turns Hrsm the Paeine GsasL
George Pearson, Private Secretary 10
Governor Beaver, arrived In the city late
las. evening, and registered At the Andsf'
son, Mr.. Pearson's health has not been
good, and he has Just returned from an en-
tsBsiye trip on the Pacific coast,
lie said hs was not posted on state
politics, and he hadn't any opinions 70 "a.
press, His health has been improved by
bis travels,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24

JUDGE LAwREHoE, OF the Supreme
Court Of New York, has Just decided that
DIR, y, q, Il, Biegert b Sons have the en-
elusive right 10 the trademark and name Of
Angostura Bltters, and granted them an In
junction against q. W, Abbott Il 90, Of
Baltimore, restraining them from using
that name or putting up goods In imitation
Of the AngoAtura Bitters,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
Declined the Appointment.

David Nicholl, Chief Clerk at the Ed gar
Thomson furnaces, received the appointment
TO the position on the Labor Bureau, made
vacant by the death OF Harry Teeters. He
discovered the position was not permanent
and declined the appointment.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
TIM, THE BOO TBLAoK.
A 3.Year.OId Boy says He Was Assaulted
and Beaten.

Tim Sullivan, was committed to jail by
Alderman Donovan yesterday to await q
a hearing to-day, on charge Of assault
and battery. The information was made
by Richard Jones, aged IS years, who
alleged that Sullivan is a bootblack 10
years of age and has frequently abused
him.
On Monday last 1t is said that the
defendant made an unprovoked assault
upon the prosecutor and beat him very
severely. Both live in the Ninth ward.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
Air Brake. for Freight Cars.

An order was received in this city yester-
day, from the New York Central Railway
Company, for 1000 sets of air brakes for
freight cars. Arrangements are about
concluded for the furnishing of air brakes
to all the new cars turned out by the Queen
and Crescent system.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
ORDERED TO STAY AWAY.

Miners Mast Rsesivs the Columbus Wages
or Refuse 90 Work.
Relative 10 the report from Scott Haven
that W. L. Scott had settled with his men.
President Mclaughlin, Of the miners, issued
the following yesterday;
To Miners and LAborersi
You are hereby requested TO stay away from
Bcotts mines on the Yough river until no
agrees 10 pay the Columbus wage scale, The
settlement of price there by tho small minor.
ity of so men out of 1000, on the 22d inst, has
not been sanctioned by the United Mine Work
ers or union men anywhere.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
Nav HasIsrH fsE Ladls. and Children.

We open to-day our second impeftatiehs
this season OF ladies' and ehildFen's hosiery
In cotton, lisls thread and silk, In Richie
lieu ribbed and plain weavesI our assert,
ment IL now larger than ever bsforeJ
ehildren's stockings our great specially,
Jos, HoHSR ~ Co.'S
Penn Ayenus stores,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
They Want the Percsntnrn.

Brsddock is in danger of another strike.
The trouble lies between the drillers and
ehippers who are demanding the per cent
Of the profits promised them by Captain
Jones prior 10 his death.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24

lar face will be reoog'
niked by q host Of DIS
PATCH readers. Last
week Mr.. Beilsteln
went TO tho Queen City
and engaged rooms at
the Grand Hotel for the
Allegheny county dele
gatlon. Though thereI
are but fve delegates
appointed from the
local association, the
number to which they
..o ankiAlaI ~ L.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24

Maryin's "Big A. Is the newest, the big
gest and best ginger cake on the market.
Little ones cry for II, and 1t 10 source OF
constant delight TO the old. All grocers
sell II. IT'S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
PAINTERS CHANGE BOSSES.
wsVkmsH ~ the RieHsBsahsiH Hsuss Ems
pisyed trFeEHiariH

There was difficulty at the MeheHgahela
House, yesterday, which interrupted the
work for several hours A man named
Hamilton had Ave painters at work, at %
each per day. Hamilton IL not q boss
painter, and the scale requires that when
men are hired by non'bosH painters, they
shall receive e8 30,
Agent Jewell ordered the men out, The
work was then placed In tho hands Of
Contractor W, H. stoughton, aud the men
were TelnstAted.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
BROKE UP A QUIET GAME,

A HmIthHeId street P0Hef H0om Closed and
seven Men Arrested.
Shortly after midnight Captain Unter.
baum and Lieutenant Dsnhison raidsd
poker room at No. 4i2 smithaeld street.
The game was In full blast In q room on the
third aoer OF the building, over the Free.
hold Bank, when the police walked Ia.
william Smith and L, ID, LaHgbeiH, the
pfepFetefs, and Ave others were arrested
and taken 10 Central STATEN, The ether
names given were N. Bennett, Frank No.
Laughlln, Edward Walker. Harry Jehhs.
toa and Hess Edsati,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
A WEIGHTY PARADE
TO starttho Allegheny County Butch
erS Delegation, Tonight,
ON ITS WAY 70 THE QUEEN CITY.
AJslly Crowd. with Cheers and o band oi
Music, Leaving Home
ron AN IMPORTANT NATIONAL MEET
On Tuesday nest the Butchers Nallonal

AhNuoiht'"h Wffs w" '"'
al Cincinnati, and the
occasion promises to bs
one OF great interest,
The President Of the
Asseeiatien is Mr..
Charles james. OF b.
Louis. and the Vice
PreAident, VILLA m
Peters. Of Allegheny
whose stall is In the
Diamond market.
Last year the aaasooia.
ton met In Detroit, and
.l,.I.lta.a fram this eitV
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24

n A. BALPh,
W BUILDING CONTRACTOR,
r Al Seventh avenue,
Pittsburg, Pa
TaIanhone-l344. se6-38-TTS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
ELOPED AND MARRIED.
How nm Oil Man of Plttsburg 10 Said 60
Have Obtained n Bride.

Have Obtained a Bride.
According to a telegram received from
Louisville yesterday, Miss Minnie Mailing,
the daughter Of wealthy farmer living
near Columbus, Ind, escaped from her room
by means of ladder on Thursday evening
and went 10 Indianapolis where she IL said
10 have met Richard Duncan, an oil man Of
this city, and they were married.
The couple, II was stated, had started for
Pittsbufg, but will not arrive here before
this morning, The parents Of the girl are
Indignant
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
will Hear the Case To. Day.

President weihs will hear the grievance
of the meters at the Linden Steel Works
to-day. II Is believed the difficulty will be
arranged smiesbly,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
Fer the Hammond Mill

The negotiations relative 10 the purchase
Of land N Mansfield for Q mill site, an
account pfI which was published In THE
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
Mems Neglige Shirts.

A very handsome line In silk, flannel,
cheviot and madras. Open until Q p. M.
Saturday.
A. G. CAMPBELL 8 Sons, 27 Fifth ave.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-24
Elevator Accidents

Avoided by using the Marshall selEclosing
hatchway gate. inexpensive, successful
and durable. MARSHALL BROS,
SO Diamond street, Pittsburg, Pa.