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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
QUEEN MARGusaIrE,s GIFTS.


a Beautiful Jewel owned bY N
WiinssngiOni.rI a Present From
the Queen of Italy.
While chatting the other day with q
number OF mechanical engineers upon
general marine matters, the conversation
turned In the direction OF European naval
affairs and the construction OF ironelads.
One of the company, Alexander G. Boucher,
Il m schsnical engineer In the employ OF the
Pusey Il Jones Company, related an incl
dsnt OF his school days. Mr.. Boucher re-
ceiyed his mechanical education at the
School OF Technology at Messina, Italy.
While cadet at that place he had made
model OF an ironclad ram, for which ne re-
ceived marked compliments from the
faculty. just about that time. in 1881, the
Prince nf Naples, the eldest son OF the
King OF Italy aud also naval cadet, visited
the school. There was q great deal oil
pleasant determination among the cadets.
Young Boucher presented the prince with
his model. II was the time when
there was general movement by the
administration towards n comprehensive
reconstruction of the italian navy. Only .
few years previously the Austrian navy mad
bean completely yanquishet at Lissa by the
italian lleet and tho whole nation was en-
tnusiastic over It's brilliant maritime pros
poets.
Vary shortly Mr.. Boueher's father wa
the unexpected recipient on his sons ao
count OF y Beautiful jeweied gift from thu
| Queen OF Italy. Il was n gold scarf pin IL
the shape of spriR of convoivuli witt
leaves studded with brllliants and a larg'
Single pearl representing the white pendhn
blossom. The gift was accompanied by tn
following letter from the Marquis Vlllama
rina Italian secretary of war;
HOUSEHOLD OF II. Nj, THE QUEEN, ROME, Fer
/ p,iaFV .i9tn lSSl-- Sir. Her Majesty, III
Queen, dosrous Of expressing her henevolcn
| continents towards your son who 20 klndl
presented to II. r. IL. he Prince Of Naples
\ small ship model, he himself made, sends tn
| CLOSED jewel az a remembrance from he
4 august son.
/ am happy of the occasion, TO present I
YOU, sir, my distinguished regards.
/ MARQUIS NILLAMARlNA,
Gentleman Of honor to Her Majesty.
MIR. Boucher treasures the gift not onl
as a gratifying "reminiscences Of his schoC
days, hut also IS pleasing instance OF royt
courtesy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
MILFORD.

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and Journal
MILFORD, May al.--R. j. Mears IS Co. Of this
town have sold tho Harrington sun plant to a
stock company at Laurel this State. Ii will
he run AZ in independent paper, and the first
issue viii appear neXt week
Miss Virginia Gilman gave a very delightful
tennis tea in honor of her guest Miss Sayres
Of Marietta, Ohio, at her no . IN South Front
street last evening. 1t ended with q dance.
j. IS. Jump has begun to tear away The old
store recently occupied by Mrs a. jump, on
Walnut stree, and will remodel 1t so as TO
make large and spacious store and dwelling.
Personal: Miss sue Latchum is visiting
friends in Miiford-hliss lilo Jacobs Of
Vile.
Al d meeting held at the residence Of Or.
Nathrn Pratt. last night, the sestry OF Christ
Church extended unanimous call TO the Rev.
l. Howell Gearc Of Milton to succeed the Rev.
James C. Kerr as rector Of Christ Church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

Tho Grand Army Joint memorial committee
mGt last evening. Reports Of arrangements
III Memorial bay shaved considerable rro-
rrass uonmitteos t- follows We're appointed:
Invitations, w. j. Blackburn, James brown,
l.rbert Iiddell aud William y. iiysore; Opera
IJnIsr, i, solomon, Miliam NcGaulley and y.
k. yirkers; Financial, William o'Connolr,
ilhotnns uenry. A, j, Woodmun, Charles \.
i,rnwn md Charles Ecslef; Cemetery, william
Miadirtom, $. A. MncHllstcr, Eep James NJ.
Banthem aud Harry Boeia Printing: ,'iamts
H'a,Sn. Thomas Cialiighcr, William Middleton
nnd Ernest x. Adait; Flags, Jacob u. Siler;
City Hall, M. Blackburn; Music, John lebiey,
i i T. EoIerick. Peter j nOnnoly and George
Y Mason; Speakers, William MrCaulley, ).
solomon, :. X. Nickets and George W taylor;
Stand, William McEaulley. Al mo memorial
saryircs in Tho Opera House, ext sunday
afietnoon, the Measr4. Sevicr will assist the
singers. The Memorial Day pirate viii be q
brilliant affair. chief Marshall Peter j. Don
uolIy ms made the following appoin!ntents;
William orounor ChicI Of san; ,, Ma. ,ii,is,,
Macklcm. NJ. " ell, John Hehley, Iohn 9eyillsti
anlt a. j. Woodman, Aids. Another all IS yet
10 he APPOINTED,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
Marriasss.

BACoN-PERRY.-At Newark. Del, on the K tn
inst. by the Rev. N. NJ. Browne, Benjamin II.
Bacon and Lido Perry.
DNER-DIPPERY.--At Reading, Pa, on
the 18th inst. by the Rev. DIR. W. j. Steven-
son, Charles +. Bordner Of this city and
Addie Dippery Of Reading.
CROK ER-EYANS.--At Camden, N. j., on the
18th inst, by the Rev. j. 4. Morrell, harvey
Croker and Mary A. Evans, both of this city.
TIGNER-MGCREA.--I this city, on the 10th
inst, by the Rev. q. a. Grise, James Tigner
and Annie McCrea, both Of this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
MAJORITY PARTY.
Pleasant Celebration Of Harry r..
t:tllmare,a birthday.

Harry r. Gilmore gave n delightful dance
party in Eden Hall Tuesday evening in honor
OF tho 2lst anniversary Of his birthday. Albcrts
orchestra furnished music and W. q. Farta re-
Tne guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Frank So
yier, Mr and Mrs. Frank McSorley, MIR. and
Mrs George Lynch, James d. Ilasson, Feter $.
Laniy, EdNa d Abbott Miss Mollie g. Blake,
Miss Laura Bush, Edward llasson, Lewis
Moody. Miss Lizzie Donahoe, Miss Hannah
Chance, James II. Kane, Charles Bonney, Miss
Lizyie Smcser, Miss Lena Grot2, Fred
Mullin, Lewis Ilance. Miss Lille GrOtz, Miss
Lizzie Gilmore, Charles II. Triggs, Maurice
Mhnlen, Miss Mamie Cook, Miss Jennie
Hancock, John Pritchard, John Gomerford,
Miss Lille Curran, Miss Rose Gallagher, Lewis
| rlerson, Harry liasson, Miss Emma Lane, Miss
! Annie Masten, John Huey, Charles Higgins,
Miss MANI, Miss Lizzie Corson, Howard Thorp,
! Charles Behrineer, Miss Ella Gilbride, Miss
| Miss emma huey, Miss Lizzie Moody, e Thomas,
| a orge Nloser, Miss Kate Ward Hiss Lizzie
| McNee,Jno.T 4. llndson,F Hama n, Miss Martha
| Mcke0wen, Miss Anna Davidson, Robert
Eakins Harry Alsentaer, Albert kosslter, Miss
| Mamie ODly, Miss Carrie Churchill, William
Brilely, William j. Elliott, Robert Kelley. Miss
| Hester Pckcy, samuel tirecn, Robert Ietfet'is,
| Miss Bertha Horn, Joseph Met ormick, William
4 TAYLOR, A. O. II. Grier, Miss Lizzie Ietferis
Norman Brown, Harry Taylor, Miss Elsie Os-
horne, Frank Hawkins William Mendinhail
| Miss l., H. Nlagargle AID William Ryan.
| Al midnight MIR. CiillmOres friends pro
4 sentcd him with a valuable gold chain and
locket james H. Kane made the presenta
lion spuech and Mr.. Gilmore responded ap'
proprlatrly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
y sunaI0aL MoNpEs.
George BURNS the SrranRest sample
of AHnantty NOW tn Charge a.
The Police station.

George Rprns the Strangest sample
OF saunianity Now tn Charge at
The Police station.
George Burns, marine engineer, is In
charge OF the police authorities and 10 COM
fortabIy quartered In one OF the upper
Rooms at station. He called there yesterday
morning and on account OF his peculiar sc.
lions WAS taken upstairs. He was supposed
to be demonted.
Alter court Judge Ball. with Mr.. Turner
and representatives OF the city press, were
invited TO see the 'maiman."
Burns is q broad .shoulderei, typical
EnRlishman, thick-set and ford. In reply
to Judge Balls questions no said be was
| born In Birkenhead, England. He Is on
his way to Washington. The man then
went on, giving most remarkable story
which, but for occular proof Of the wonder
| rul statements, would be simply inoredi'
Bile. He Is living wonder. He wae
\ chief engineer on the steamer Savannah
/ when she ran upon tire rocks and was
/ wrecked October 18th, 1884. While tryiog
/ TO reverse his engine he was throSn Into
the machinery and sustained injuries which
no other man did and survived. He vas
rescued and taken ashore where 1t was
found that his left leg was broken In -four
places, the front OF his akull was crushed
4 in, all the ribs on his left side WE'RE
smashed, and his Internal organism u
badly distorted that his heart bsat OF
the right side and continues 81
now. He has no joints In hi
right elbow. There is scarcely a bon'
In his right thigh and a quantity OF foreigt
substance makes up the calf OF his RICH
leg, Burns underwent surgical opera
ton, indeed series OF them, at Bellevue
and st. Luke's Hospital, New York, .whel
the entire front portion of the skull wa
removed and silver plate. extending iron
the sockets OF the jaw entirely across th
forehead was inserted. The broken lib
on his left side were all taken out
and his body has soft, fabh
appearance. Nothing could be don
for the misplaced heart and it con
tinues to beat on the wrong side OF hi
body. His windpipe moves independeatl
from side 10 side. Hell subject to hemoI
rhaEes and is Obliged to take morphine
For IL years he Was chief engineer 10 th
human and White Star Line service. b
was third assistant engineer on the man
o,-war Essex during the last two years q
the war aud was IN Libby Prison for seye
months and thirteen days.
Burns is IN want. II ie tho intention
attempt to give MIN some aid. His wonder
fu case Is we'll known to the surgics
world.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

The celebrated fast black
Grape Finish Henriettas, the
only positively and absolutely
fast black cotton fabrics ever
sold in this country or Europe.
They are not affected by acids
or perspiration. ...
After the dress is half worn
out it can be restored to its
original beauty by washing in
sosp and hot water.
We have fortunately secured
twenty-five hundred yards OF
these desirable goods.
Every lady in this city and
State should secure one or more
of these dresses.
Price, Is cents per yard.
Koschlin's Printed Stripe Or
candies, in twenty-four different
styles-the prettiest French
prints imporrsd-dsinty deli
cate, elegant GUNNER fabrics. A
| late season reduces them from
3S to 25 cents.
Eight styles Of handsome
French Cheviots especially
adapted for travelling and outing
Huits-Gnest wool, soft and plia-
Bile and very desirable fabrics
623 cents.
One lot Silk Taffets Gloves in
tans and States, mostly 10 sizes s
and 81. The broken assortment
Of sizes reduces them from 25
cents to 12a cents.
A little trife at the notion
counter is worthy your notice
tourists ruchipg, 6 yards to 9
box, whites, creams and black
% cents q box.
Six hundred Dsmssk Towels
q | pure linen, 21x45; twenty diff
ferent patterns, all handsomely
bordered, are reduced from q
cents to IL cents. This in tbs
lace OF an advance in lineni
should prove interesting.
Fifty Dundee Rugs in Persian
styles and colorings, 3 feet wid'
and 6 iees long-only one bale
and we shall sell these for $l,5(
each. Among the lot are ahou
one dozen 9 feet wide and 8 fee
8 inches long, which We will sci
for 81.
One bale Japanese Door Mats
2 feet 6 inches by l foot
inches, that look ike q singe'
cat. IT you've g place on you
back stoop they are all right
25 cents each.
VIM. b. SHARP & 90,
, Fourth and Market streets.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
EER9ONAL.

Presiding Elder John France is in the city.
VA sister of the Roy. d. L. Bryan died Tues
day
Miss Elva Smith of smyrna is visiting Miss
Hattie Il Smith Of this city.
j. r. Cooper of Delaware has been admitted
as a cadet 10 the naval academy at Annapolis
Captain Eric Gabrelson and First Assistant
Engineer Il. Il. Schwartz OF the Revenue Marine
Service, who have been in Wilmington for
some months past experimenting the building
OF the United States hospital fumigat steam
ers and the new revenue cutter at Pussy ~
Jones, have heen relieved By Chief Engineer
Wheeler. Captain Gabrielson has been de-
orders lie has left for his homo at Edgar
town. Mass. Engineer schwartz has been as
Signed to duty on the revenue cutter Nam
York harbor. lie leaves for his new post to-
1uy.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
.-'-------ss--t- -
A FATAL WREOH.
seventeen Cars Demolished and an
Engineer tkliied.

Engineer tkliied.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
ALTOONA, Pa, May 2l.--A freight train
wreck ct Elizabeth Furnace, three miles
east OF here, last night resulted In the
demolition OF II cars, an engine and the
killing OF many head Of cattle.
Engineer William Boyd of Harrisburg,
was caught In the wreck and Instantly
killed, his body being found buried deep In
the ruins. Brakemen Hauser and 0lemine
and Fireman Baker, all OF Harrisburg, had
miraculous escapes from death, but sus-
tanned serious although not necessarily
fatal injuries.
The accident was caused by the east
bound train crashing into the west-bound
freight as the latter was crossing the switch
from one track to another. Travel was de-
layed nearly nine hours.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

Harmon j. Knesland, a well-known Mt
torney 10 Blnghamton, New York, cut his
III slass In one Of the windows In his room
he had written the words. Il am Innocent"
M blood. A few months ago Dudley Il.
Finch was thrown from an Erie train near
This pIace and killed. Kneelani, who was
on the train at the time, was deeply af-
fected, and never fully recovered from the
ock. His conduct on Monday was some-
what strange, and 1t 10 believed that ne was
slightly derapged. Kneelsnd will probably
lsrecover.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
p,u,upers ana nine Hsours.

The action Of the Master Plumbers Associn-
lion, Tuesday night in grantins tho demand of
tourucymen for nino hours work at ~ hours
nav, provided other employ rs Of such labor
~, inurpeymcn rs first appears. They are
I'M III Hrma ID tho Master Piumhei . AsNoca-
ton ana il does not ngree to grant nine hours
unless an the other firms in the city do So,
company, the Jackson a Sharp Company, tho
pnlimnn Palace Car Company and others who
employ thcir own plumbers for work on cars
aud vessels,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

Mrs, Belle Deacon. OF No. All Market street,
died Tuesday afternoon at the homeopathic
Hospital, where she had been sent as private
patient. The deceased had been in Ill health
Tor the past three months from dyspepsia. An
only son, Edward Deacon, survives her Mrs.
Deacon was for many years an active member
OF the second Baptist Church, where she was
superintendent Of the Infant class Of the sun
dny-school.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

Senate sergeant Canaday Resigns.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
wAsHISaroN, May 21.-In the Senate to-
day the Vice. president presented a COM
munication from Mr.. Canaday, sergeant at
arms OF the Senate, rendering his resignation
OF the office, personal business eompell-
ing him" to do so. The resignation lie to
take effect on June 3Dth next. Laid on the
table
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
for Rfut.

DOOMS TO RENT FOR OFFICES
IN and lodgefs-at No. lie Eing street. This
is one OF the finest located houses in the city,
being within walking distance Of all our rail-
street cars. Every room has view of the
court house and Delaware river. For terms
apply on the premises, ,,,,,,,,,.-,
mal6-lm lll2 KING STREET.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
\, 6. q. 8sdulpu.
ELLIOTT, JOHNSON q GO.

6ls MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON,
il6 CUSTOM HOUSE PLACE (nrexel Building
PHILADELPHIA.
Dealers In high class Investment securities
yielding from to per cent. Stocks and bonds
bought and sold Oh commission
FOR SALE.
IS shares Union National Bank stock.
20 shares National Bank Of Smyrna.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
the Tug Rambler, with soow o. clay

The tug Rambler, with scow Of clay
in tow, oollided with the north end Of
The Market street bridge pier Monday
afternoon. The tug got into the slip be-
fore the bridge was fully open and was
swung under the draw by the tide. The
smslI boat was knc cked off and the flag
stao at the stern of the tug broken. The
Joiner work of the tug was crushed by
Inc iron work OF the draw. The tug pro.
decided with her tow, but will be repaired
sthis week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
VONVEN ZION DAY AUG. z
lEniEN THE DEMOOR4TI0 CLANS
WILL MEET AT DOPER.
PREPARING FOR THE CONTEST


Injecting OF the Democratic state
ebsntrai Committee at Dover-Lay-
essg Out Campaign WorK-siOssip
About Lhe Nomination for GOy-
&EnOr.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

over the field from the above standpoint, a
well-informed Dover Democrat gave the
following as the probable standing of
keDt's delegation In the coming State con-
yentIon:
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

For CRATES, open fire places, wood
mantels and tiles for walls, floors snd
vsstibulss, go to Baylis', 7is Market
street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
WEDNESDAY,, Jane 4th, 1880,
The following described real e.tAso, 70 Wit:


The following described real eatase, TO wit;
No AL tina, f.l.i!l. plantation or tract Of
land, situate partly Ill Kent couE'r, Maryland,
and partly in New Castle county Delaware,
the greater portion OF watch II IN MarEland,
adjoining landSOf Benjamin +. Caulkt Dr. Join
Frazier, X. Il. Sinnickson ami others, and now
in the tenancy Of Isaac Gibbs. CO. tanning
about $50 acres, about 80 acres OF when ~
woodland, mostly chestnut titneer, making
ample fencing for the farm Tho clearnd land
Is gently rolling: q sandy loan with yellow
clay tubsoil, in n high state Of cultivation pro
ducing splendid crops Of grain, lrass and tTulti
we'll fenced aud watercd. Large
8 -STORY BRICK u WELlIING
ana ample out-bulldings, all in good repair;
1900 peach trees, three years old " miles
from yandyke's station Of the Queen Anne ~
Kent Railroad; 2& miles from landing ms
81 AS River: mile from Post Ofilcc, ~ ASA
fras: and otherwise convenient 10 churches
and schools.
No. AL that certain lot OF land. situate on
the easterly side OF north broad street. in Mid
dlet0Ytt, adjoining lands oil George Y. brady
and others, and containing acres OF land
more or less.
No. All that certain lot of land, situate on
the north side Of Lake street, in Midtietown,
adjoining lands OF George L, brady, benjamin
IT, BiEgs and others, containing acres anu ~
perches OF land, more or loss,
Attendance will be given and tornla made
known at tho time and place aforesaid, BY
HENRY CLAYTON, Executor,
Or by John Bggs, Els Attorney.
MIDDLETowN, DEL, May 5, 1880 mG7-W,ss
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

The Uaited States 1nste Mon day con
nrmed A. T. Thomas to DO postn ester
Milford, Del.
A stock company, organized at Laurel,
has purchased the Harrington Sun plant.
The paper will be issued next weeE as an
Independent journal.
Constable Thomas Rearion sold the
household furniture of Joseph Bellah
Tuesday afternoon, for $3.50.
What threareued to be serious fire at
the residence ~ Haslev I. Jones. No. $40
East Sixth strest, Tuesday afterncon, was
extinguished by Are extinguisher In the
hRnd5 Of members OF the Delaware Truck
Company. The flames originated in a
water closet, from the lamps OF some care
less plumbers who had been making
repairs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

NrOTICE-WIILS DEEDS, BONDS,
y mortgages, agreements, contracts anu
other 'apers Legally prepAred by
ma5-lm GEO. {. GfAltIS, COL Shlpley street.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
EXECUToR'S SALE
NV OF
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned, executor Of Joshua Clay
ton, OF Thomas, deceased, by virtue Of the
rover and authority contained in the last Will
and testament Of the said deceased, VIII ohor
ut public sale, at the hote of Armstrong 20
Sparks, In Middletown Delaware, on
w TOln
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

leWHE ROSOOBEL."

ATLANTIC CITY, N j.
Kentucky avenue, near the beach. Beauti-
full new hotel. All modern improvements.
MRS. a. L. MARION, formerly of the Layton
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22

NToTICE.-AT THE REQUEST OF
y many customers we have resumed the
Laundry Branch OF our business We are
again ready 10 take your collars, cuffs, shirts,
Sc, ana viii laundry them ilsrt-class AT inc
popular prices, viz: collars, lbe; cuffs, &c AND
shirts, l0r Cn,lE w,
Tue ,on-s nhpye Second street mayg-lm
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-05-22
TALKINd ABOUT TnE GOVERNOR.

There WAS nltle or no discussion OF
gubernRtocial candidates by the memoers
81 the o0mmittee, and among Kent countY
Democrats generally there Is mcch less DIS
position than formerly TO talk about the
merits OF this or that particular nominee.
The burden vi consultation now Is how 10
secare candidate VINO will prove thos'
oughly acceptable TO both the old factions.
q ii no be found In Kent county or Will u
b9 necessary to go to Nsw Castle OF sussex
This is the question over which many Kent
county Democrats nre pondering,
AZ present the Only two contestants LOT
Kent county's delegation In the stdte con
ysntton are Ell, state Treasurer Robert D.,
REYNOLDS and TX State Senator Caleb &.
Pennewill. And yet 1t Is by no means cef
tain that the delegation will be divided b :
tween these two candidates alone. Know
ing politicians claim that soma OF tn del :
gates will be eltirely unpledged, and VIII
come to the State convention fully prepared
to confer with their fellow Democrats and
endeavor to carry out the conservative
Judgment OF the party In the matter OF
nominees. Indeed, ths idea Ut electine
Independent, unpledged delegates 70 To-
onning moce prevalent every day. AGAIN.
lis claimed that ez-Speaker OF the Sehate
Charles ]. Harrington will have the dele
gates from iispi.lion hundred In his sup,
D WtlforlEoveriicr. although their SECOND
A oisssis likt,y. ,tol b. RsSnolds. Lookl9s
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-31
Overcoats' Almost Given Away

We are offering for to-day the greatest
bargains in overcoats ever known. This is
ho boast but real solid facts. Read what
we have to offer:
Mems heavy storm ulsters, worth SS, for
50 80.
Mems heavy chinchilIa and cashmere
overeoars. nicely MADE, worth S12, for S4.
Mems all-wool blue fur beavers and chm
chilla ulsters, with heavy all-wool cassi-
mere Innings; worth SIS for 81 %
Mems imported chinchilla overcoats, in
blue and black, either with satin lining
throughout or with fine cashmere lining, a
very stylish garment; worth $40, for s. 80.
Children's cape overcoats, worth So, for
81 g.
Remember our store is closed all day New
Years.
2. c. c. c., PITTsBURG COMBINATION
CLOTHING COMPANY, corner Grant and
Diamond streets, opposite the Court House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-31
MWFSu
LEGAL.
STATE OF PENNsYLyANIA. lss

STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. -e
COUNTY OF ALLEGHENY.
Personally before me, Notary,P ublic for the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, resident in
Pirtsburg, in said county and State appeared
John L. Moss, who, being duly sworn according
to law deposes and says that he is the distiller
at the John T. Moss distillery, Westmoreand
county, in the Twenty-third district. Pennsyl-
vania: that he has been engaged continually in
the distillaton of whisky since 1856 and that the
"Silver Age" rye whisky distilled by him for
Max Klein, of Allegheny City, Pa, is double
copper distilled and absolutely pure rye and
barley malt [Signed.l JOHN T. MOSS.
1890. [Signed.l MARSHALL H. RENO,
[Seal.l Notary Public.
The above needs no comment. II speaks for
itself. All goods guaranteed strictly pure and
at lowest prices. MAX KLEIN.
50 Federal street. Allegheny, Pa
nol9-MWF