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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12

A isw davs ago the governor q Fennes-
see parasaea osss q tie p~uttentisfy ave
m.a named Barnard. wbo had Eee7i ssa-
teacsa 70 death. which h&a been cam ufutea
% lie fEaurisoa meat. Tie resorraasory
effect az imprisonment and eiemeBfv on
thss fKnaiy Is thns STATED IN the N3sav.lle
ss.~rsasas Tea deus aEp three G 1hs
H3rmar.Is and Hs.i Fngafe. who boasts o.
having Killed SIX gsen. vent 20 fbs Aossse os
S4aapsaa Williams. satAer sn-IaN 81 lie
raaraessa ns4a. with the determination os
kil0ns kssr. Fortunately he vas azag.
on hls resarn Ee alea e. SHssovsiae, tsse
counsy eess fer psskevsBan. Tsie SsaFnAT4s
ara camping as . azsssslesy. asar Williams
hoaae. mish hos ss32a lutent. The exlanty
officials srs taxing sfepe 20 arrest iAefn.
Ana this wlA eegtA&aly cad - 4 basCs =
hattie. TAs seene oi Gae iroubss IS rsss
NSay fY0aa > ssssgv4Yh ilns ard iss TIE
heart * lie Cumberland HAo0ni451z.
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II is Universally Predicted thai =
the Year 1890

Seattle ssll see the greatest tide Of
aos towards her that she has yet sxs<'.s -
Ianusry /, Loo. tAc N0rthsrn Paeiaf 60 "a. ..a
removed Il bfiscFiEainetioa agAiass 1850
VII tsen be Der aiiy. - g
me seAttle. Lake shore 4 Eastern - -
ba connected wish me eanaflsn FAelnn =
The Unl0a rsclde aad Maaiioos -
mental railways arr pointing their iss1 ~
.s,trsisn, aud seattle is destinsd e 49, =.
wnra sra increase as no other Gig - sas s.
fe1f h&A 80
Purchase one Of thass lots ~
berg q Gardner or their nesHss- -
ersy ewner no laasser how sHasll* - -
t1fe4 wssn thOss NO wGsi 1rossssf via
prosperity.
osnee VIII be apen evenings
m. Re surs and ses lats FroVsfy
purchasing elsew hsss.
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DIPHTHERIA DURABLE

Fab lily. W ASH @FPt- Nv k@ce-
Dr J. Eagene Jordan. Seattle. Wash.
Dear sis-I have been down since the
10Th Of August. FIRST sonSositis. then III
cerased sore throat Then We discovered
that diphtheria had been running two
days. | Goctored with the old school doc
tors. getting worse all the time, until we
borrowed three boxes Of your $500. n
from Mr.. Parker. After the third teaspoon
ful the white patches began 10 fade from
my throat and mouth. and IN twelve hours
al was gone. l was in fearful condition.
Is was in my nose and away down my
throat. Blood settled under my eyes and
they could see that they had the death
grip on me am now able TO be out and
around and feel perfectly well. was ct
years oltl the day il began. or rather took
me down. | cannot thank you enough for
what the medicines have done for me
Yours very truly, ;. w. FLINT.
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Answers.

FIrst-The natural advantages Of saimos n
surpnss all other localities.
second--Its proximity 10 the serrnln&l roan6|
Of the Seattle. Lake shore and Eastern Railn1d|
destined 10 be the terminus OF two frAnsos
mental systems.
fhird-The ogiy other available maAulzs'7
Ing site close 10 seattle. namely. The hsrbs -
Oats. viii be IN litigation Tor years owias . 8
many claimants and controversies eonasenl
With IL While this is the situation. 10 p
provements viii take place Of any extsn<s
character there. thus FORCING MANrFAe
TURERs To SALMON BAY. whssr ~
title can be obtained and possessing Al shsa
vantages Of rapid transit foE freight and -
sengerG
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Inherited scrofula.

swifs's Specific r.. s. S. CURED my little
boy CT hereditary scrofalk. which br0ks out
al over bis face. For year be had suffered,
and had given up all hopes Of has recovery,
when at length decided 81 use s. : ). AT.
ter using few bottles be waa ensfreiy cured.
Not a eFmrfaga now regsalns OF the disease.
This was three years ago
MRS 4. l.. MATTHIAS, Matherxrgsie. Msss.
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In tire eSriy part os Lac vear had VIC
lent attack ~ rheumatism. from wE5eh 7
was e0nnpeei - ms bed Tor over thFee months
and ~ tIfess waa unable 10 turn myself 81
bed OF esess raise the cover. A nnTso had 20
be IN constant stteBdeBce daT and Btxht n
WAS - fgesssc tbaf waGt lsftle uoRFi sh2nent X
teak BAD n b. given H2e with spe8n. AZ.
ter calling ia the rest l8sat phvsielaaa. and
trying 81 ether mcd4fsnes v sthas3gf receiving
sny bsneat- ] was inoseed hy grSeuds 20 try
sNifi's sec sc - f. 81 fdsscaagsnued al
other medicines. and tpak a eouFse Of :. :. ~
t&sTfeEn smAii ha1Eiaz, which aGcrsesl r.l.n.
ptete and psrsa aren't eyre.
J.. {. BAssEf, Il Dorado. Kansas.
Trsassss 80 Biaos snd Ska Diseases mai.
edfIse. SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta. Ca
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Passage 81 the Much Discussed stenog-
FarhnrA' mn.

Passage 81 the Mach discussed stenaS-
saPhors' nan.
OLvArfA, Jan. 1.-THE senate met At
1890 a. m. Northumberland Laugh
ton in the chair and thirty-oae senator's
present The journal OF yesterday was
read and approved.
Drum moved that the committee on pub
he buildings he instructed 60 report bin
10 provide an appropriation Tor new iuSni-
ture and carpets for the state library: car
fled.
tNrRopUorieN oT nrIs.
s.B. No lui. by Thompson OF Pierce
To regulate and control railroads: read
twice by title and referred te the commit.
tse on ea4 poyasioaS.
Is =. No i9a, hy Thompson 81 Pierce
To provide for change al boundary lines
between counties; read twtee and referred
10 committee on counties.
i Il. No. itg. by Preston AppEopriatfng
money a. meet CERTAIN stAts expenses !.
read twice ana referred - the committee
on revenue and tsxAtioa.
{Sahstance al thcso three bills was given
yesterday
: Il M ial. hy Hinehsst, by request
Prescribing tss manner al paya9ent az the
incidental expenses Of the Urss legislature
Of the state. read twice hy title and re.
trfrsd 60 she committee GA judiciary
= n No. los. ~ Hyde Authorizing ex~
change eg lssd as Medical Lake hospital;
read twice by tltie ana rsserrw8 ~ sAv com-
galtsee oa pahl3e hailAinr aa1 grounds.
= r. Ne. fsN by Lucr-G' oucerains
mines. ressf twiee b. tit,e and referred %
the COMMITTEES Ga mines.
s. Il NJ f5 by tsuce- Relating %
eslusss and paFsshmenss. read twice ey
sstlr and rrGeFFea - the eommsttee on
mlnes.
F8ssk0E ~ E4E4N
81 No 81 hy NiHnesE To provide Tor
pf0seeat3sG osseusss p0 lnGesua alton. Was
taken ~ oat IS orlsr. GA melton as Ala-
bear rs as ameadneai. an emergency
clause wAs s.zsssss. The ksl3 = A. tssen PASSED
e yess. ~ naNs tse essegsency clause also
passed.
esSsRAA sIIG
s Il. No s. by NsRasas Providing tor
sulss aSesass tse sfatc. az - hroarht in sss-
yegsor evaFt 81 caam9y whess capital a 10
ea1esl prstvsvsi ensTsszse8.
4 T. M 81, bv keaF 70 l<zassss aee,sx
so easxeg sass estate nas witnessed hv
xaasseFaesox virtues sss. egs3eessl eargusss.i
S.R No "a. - Wood- kesatlve 10 50.
pfrulg veart rssogts in,lsnaSss,y rsss.
g0lsssi. ssse lstt es5mE covered ~ hsll a.,
rsA8y gesssesl.
= IA NsA -. 81 L. \ Kaompsoa To
lsgA2sss tss sneayp sAssoa OK Eosas aaa ~.
laEs. s&Aa at taass.
H. b ~ Sl ~ Hawhes Relative 10
isFnssasae seats ~ semz1s enspseyes, Io1r
usev~a - strike gar sAs eorl sese Ale aaa
fesa aesesa
te
/. IS M - - 98sss-Fe eSsAhgSsA q
hsgusa g stseg stst.sssess sDaas sYesiAs
order issF MamtAv nsxt a & ss-
NH NJ -. ~ Mtssas- TO Sathsssse
Esssaax nsssr AEses ans esFFsss AssoEss oNn.
taF. ieassng - eg<s&saaE i5nes * railway
etthln tnss sszIs ~ t&ks. sSaalsx AMI ne-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12

FAinaerss House bill 70 appropriate sz5.-
60 Tor the completion 81 the purchase Of
the jute bag plant for the Walla Waiia
reniteHtIazy passed the HoGse with bot
one O5,eeflng vote. This makes altogether
s51,00D devoted by the state 10 this purpose
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The House to-aay recoSsfdered the vote
BY which Is failed 70 pass the House blli to
empower ske United States 70 purchase
lands within the state The vote was
unanimous.
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Communications and reports. ssl -: His~
eeIianeous printing Si.g5AL The -
pens u cer1ainly much ms0re reasonable
fhen many ssembers Supposed
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Zee sstss ks& sseasssx Exaegx2sSasss gAa A
NeEsAszs Fscsae tzkes eesc2. ~ sSoesa ss-sss
k<4ssas 49,
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DR.. JORDAN'S OFFICE
Is at the Residence OF Ex-Mayor Yes
Ter, Third and James.
Consultation and prescription absolutely
FREE.
Send for free book explaining the Histo-
genetic system.

CAUTT0N--The Histogenetie Medicines
are sold in but one agency in each town.
The label around the bottle bears the fol-
lowing inscription: .Dr. y. Eugene Ior-
dams Histogenetie Medicine. . Every other
device Is fraud.
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Now Please Follow the Siluain
Further.

why ara 80 many mannfAeturiuE e~ter
prises being established nc ssinen nsn1
and what prospects has n for futare -
velopmeut
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Present Prospects Of The sIh|
Canal

The senators aad Representatives, Il MA
ington, Oregon, Calilornis. Montana, No,ta al
South Dakota and Msnnexu have formed ,
permanent organization VIA tie express v,<s
OF obtaining for this great ssesson rres,ar =
eaenee In Congress for pubic imprcysmsah
Following this move, nocenAer 10. I'm IA
Posi- iSTEL1GENcER published memosis, II
pared by our Representatives % Congress Il.
in the United states soremmeni y mla /
ship canal connecting salmon Bag viii -,
Union, Lake Washington and LAke samsniSk
This canal win certainly b eoostyacs<a "a
the result will make an immense ana reE nsa
tory tributary to salmon Ray.
Can You imagine the wnnderfai insssx 4
valuation TO real estate that's srhntxsy \ III
mon Bay this canal would cansos
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Time Is gFeat Fighter Of wrongs. IL
was not many years age that Henry N
Stanley. ca tis return frogn his arnuons
search Cor and bis discovery Of nr. ISvinr-
stone. was resolved by England with howl
ing contempt lie was most on trareous.v
snuhhei by puhiie men. abused ara
rsaiealsd BY the press denounced As A
humhng by the geographical SocSesies. and
lccrea 81 IS a Yankee aslventurrr and
sulnaler hy the mea. lie vas invited hs.
tere society that his pretentions might b.
exposed, and Tie evidence which he prp-
sense,s as % his meeting with Livingstone
Vas freely denounced "a frau1ulent. and
the private papers % that explorer rro-
nouacea % b. foFeerSes liz Is the Ssrea
Stanley sho las since Ehea beer aenonnceA
hy English scientists as IN ssivrntaser auf
a haabux Ncw the corporation of T.ns,.
don has sskei hlm 60 aeeeps the ffensofa
& the r3fy tAs aaeen of Englaua sends =
essneYassslatoEy telegram and tae wealth
hgAsns and uubsisiy ot the Eaglish naetroe.,-
lIs srv preparing - give hira a grand re-
osptsan. M2s51s E,as,sia
ou the believing tie gvpnsAt3on az gha
natse Aent.t Nsae = sase3eF: The ras-
senxe-s who wsre hlockAssss4 by snow en
we ENEH 0fsAsA t&AtsAAsss tssC 2AslEF Gaw
uere .sslaxw& ey showex 81 steaks. ~.
.ssa STEAKS. tssn4srsola. p.oFterha2se. rpusn
Aad ragud. they canss EAE.Iag upaa she As.
taaishsi people. VARIES nos 6nss ahen hv a
slscs * agss ~ "a FaAss TAss il not a
take naF Aancl&gssezs story. gt cams
ahoGs ia shs say; A iArge yotAry steam
Save gsas aas k@aas nssss ~ oExa thranxa
the dslfs, whlss was packed as tightly as
SANS. 2e<Sa EAcas are hke in4nssfs.a
SaeTsH. wsseA FNv0sXs p the suoR -rsek
taeessaE "a svAAxa<ae snta she ar wa
evefF geSo>assaa. a herd * Texas east5e
had gss eaaiss e thai cutting. szsas rs3 r,fs-
&eF and ffSzaa sfs8 The steAEe-F5ow Gag
SIS Say tATu@ga kAega ard nseA he afr
Wata pssces 60 thesF hzsases. Tbs paeSezs.
gers tsok sAe sA&xsg az steaks "a .sasapngs.
Asig. 4sghsesl g hE syv xwa lad a as-a~-ss
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Ens Fe1soIt q tao srxg.AA neass com
taltsss oa fsiasans shows tEs rFsaNas ~
tl'e iss'Ssaissse - hsxe eosl up 10 5sneasy
y hsS sasa = ta5E - divided ss fosia1s
1<slsis hAsiA. ii 80 q Mo2se hlils. ss8a a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-12

The senate jn8ieiary COMMITTEES. report
ing On The numerous petitions asking iof
the apr0intnsent Of n chaplain ~ The
Senate ana Hoases recommended that the
prayer he Eraased bsit the COMMITTEES gave
Il a. its opinion that no money could con
stituiioHaiIy le appropriated for his eoiis-
pensstlon. 7 his settles tie question. a. a
chaplain vii Re elected BY tie senate u
some ieaevolens minister esn he sosiad 70
serve wif8oat par. Il woald BE- interesting
20 knoh abat she senate viii do when u
comes 81 pass upon tige House appropriation
o. g. 30 per aay gor is chaplain
The biIl Of Hyde. In the Sensts. simply
empowers tse commissioners OF Medical
Lake asylum 60 make exchange OF tgelTe
OF its acres oi land for another twelve
acres they desire.
Kinnear's It'll for the prosecution Of Of
lenses by information went through the
senate. and was pressed By Evans Ia the
House. being there referred t. the judiciary
committee Haste i urged because i no
grand jufies are called IN the superior
courts, criminals cannnt nov be prosecuted.
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Wnsoa's Ell relating 90 the appointment
q stsnogfapaers in the Superior eaast nar.
susif escaped dsTeas in the Senate. Kin.
Fear haa vsxeFoasly opposed the hssl "a he
ieng hgAt Of tAe day seioFe sad whsn il
rAssae ~ today be renewed bis opposition
ne expressed sAe opinion tAst the hsii
sould opsFate 10 sceare the Esynssafe f SO
day % ths stenagrapsefs the yezs rosla,sI
sna tAat sseAriy ali che nseasy wo,sla es,rse
oat 81 tae eennty treasures. TIE tYass.
ssAs&nE sees As thought, w0a.d aaaaana 4,
~ mach here. haag aton tAoasas shAt
kszislxF Al circumstances ard ia eli GASES
Nas Judges Should charge up al tie costs az
the stsiicSFafAess 80 taa eaaasses. ara
hefsr = tie nsisanss me eosy ahSeessssa
p bad % The hsll vas that il Asa nos rssaa.re
shsa. he saxnsvl TIE b.a- whsa eas esll
eAnie % soss IL Fxxelxea Is vssi1s wasA Il
nSssissk Ore iess II she aaasgsmaslye weala
hass tesn saysssens To defeat Ehe 81 not
being ns4toylty IL al s<natssrz
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s u Ne 81 by AiBneAr Ta provide Tor
pF0seeatas& osseusss 0a laEerui alton " IS
taken ~ aat IS orlsr. ga yaoEsan * Ala-
nesg rs as amendment. an emergency
clause w&s szsek. The tsl3 y As tssea passed
- yess. ~ naSs. the easeEe ency clause also
sssxsfsk
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
SHE KILLED HER CHILD.

Agnes TankerI Pleads Guilty OF Murder In
the Second Degree-Ex-Muyor IiddeIl
Acquitted of Assault-Damage Suits and
Others.
In the Criminal Court yesterday, Agnes
Tankert. good looking girl. aged IS years.
was arraigned on the charge of murder.
She was accused of straneling her child
just after its birth. The body of the infant
was found February 10, alongside q spring
in Woods Run, Allegheny. 1t was wrapped
In q shawl, with hat pin thrust through
Its windpipe. Miss Tankert was arrested as
the mother and murderess of the child, and
held for trial. All OF yesterday morning was
occupied in getting jury, but when court re-
convened in the afternoon her attorneys,
Messrs. Reardon and Bremen, entered for her
a plea of guilty Of murder in the second degree.
1t was accepted by District Attorney Johnston,
and the girl was romanded to Jail for sentence.
Ex-MRyor Robert Liddell was acquitted of the
charge OF aggravated assault and battery on
Honora Clark Frank Smith was convicted Of
betrayal on oath OF Sadie 9uckas. u. Voeiker
was convicted Of assault and battery on Christ
Schmidt. The Jury 10 out In the case Of Ange.
lima Harris, tried for assault and battery on
Samuel Breton.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16

THE contest Of the will OF Mary Med. Haz-
lett is still on trial before Judge Slagle.
liz the suit of q. A. Seavey against B. II.
Feilbach, an action on q note, verdict was
given yesterday for s3F for the plaintiff.
THE suit of the Allegheny National Bank
against the keystone Coal Company to recover
on notes is still on trial before Judge Collier
THE suit Of Gustav Schulz against the p,
NICK. a. Y. II. X. Co., for damages for injury to
his property caused by n sewer. stopped up by
the company backing water into his cellar, Is
on trial before Judge White.
JoHN r. sCorT yesterday filed bill In equity
against Joseph l.. Scott. lie states that they
had been In partnership In the staIr building
business. They went out of business n short
time Hgo. and he alleges that the defendant got
more than his share oi the money, He asks for
the appointment OF receiver and a settlement
Of accounts. aud that the Defendant be re-
strained from collecting ANY outstanding
money
A nit In equity was flied yesterday by Louis
Ciauss against 4, Al, Mebeneagh asking that
ah agreement 10 sell property be sRBuiiedr
Ciauss states that he signed paper which he
thought Was An article AUTHORIZING AepeH6ugh
~ sell some property N EhaieF township for
hlm, II tFaHspiIed that u Was ah agreement 10
sell the property 10 MebeheHgh, and Clauss, as
no had no intention of making such aH agree
meRt, wants u declared Huii and vela,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16

Common Pleas No. l-Birgert w Reed (2);
McIntire vs. McCandiessj Kuhn w Russell
Manufacturing Company; Phillips VI City OF
Allegheny; JamSon w Echols OF nj; MoCorkle
W. Mehaffey ct alt borough OF Verona W
Stroud, Mckay w Mckay; Roenigh Bros.
W. Hoffman; Butler et nj Va Pittaburg and
birmingham Passenger Railway Company;
koffel. administrator, W. Iron and Glass Dollar
Savings Banki Miller VI Pittsburg and Western
Railway Company.
Common Pleas No. 2-Robb VS. Pittsburg, Allie
gheny and Manchester Railway Companyi Cour-
sin vs. Shroderi Hays d Noble VS. Stone n Co.:
Jamison VS. Sullivani McGibbeny vs. Jefferson
Gas Company; schmidtchen VS. Stein; Taylor w
Excelsior Express and Standard Cab Company;
Coleman vs. Citizens Traction companyi Hay
VS. Singer
Criminal Court Commonwealth VS. Mary
Herman. Samuel Clermoski, f. s. Newlln,
George Fedor, Mary Miller Aaron Mozersky,
Gottleib HufnRgle, VIM. Kenneweg, Monte Sas-
sara, alias Monte Jones, Charles Rahe, Charles
Grinder Andreas Lehonder, George Stein
meyer, Jacob Jacobs, Peter Shaffer.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
THEIR COKE SUPPLY CUT OFF.
Brown, DenueiI & Co.'S Receiver suing for
a Broken Contract,

There was no business done In tho United
States Circuit Court yesterday except the Jean,
nette case and the entry Of the suit of Fayette
Brown, receiver of Brown. Bohneli a Co.. VI
J, W, Moore The amount involved il o. 2s7 "a
for the breaking of q contract. The plaintiff
alleges that he had q contract with the defend,
ant by which the latter was to furnish him
900 20 1000 tons of coke por week. The contract
was TO continue from May ], 1889, TO Jonuary /,
1890. but the plaintiff alleges that no coke was
delivered after September !, 1880 The amount
sued for is the difference between the contract
price and what the plaintiff alleges no had TO
paw 10 get his coke somewhere else.
The hearing in tho Ford Plato Glass case and
the Herr's Island dam case we're postponed for
ana weak
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
Our $40 SuIt snIe

is keeping everyone interested. The styles
are cut from all-wool cassimeres, diagonals,
Scotch cheviots and fancy worsteds, and
many light colors, dawn grays and fast
blacks are included in the selection. Most
of these suits sold for SIS, $40 and S22; some
rs high as S24. What we want to do is to
move goods last and our $40 liberal offer
will do it. P. G. c. c., cor Grant and Dia-
moud sts., opp. the Court House. We shall
present an elegant French clock only a few
DAYS longer. They 60 with every purchase
of SIS worth or over. P. G. c. c.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
ALI of Them Nnn.SnItnd.

In the suit OF John G. Henry against the p.
q L. e. R. r. Co., for damages for libel the
counsel of both sides yesterday agreed that n
non-suit be entered as to Superintendent Hol-
brook, in order that the case could bc taken to
the Supreme Court Judge White granted the
non-suit and the case will be appealed. A
non-suit had already been entered as to the p.
Il l. K. n. II. Co.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
Trousers
At Popular Prices.

We are getting the best Of
encouragement in selling
Trousers made to measure at
So 50, 81 so 81 50.
We shall sell hundreds of
them at the above price. We
are using these as a master
stroke in good value to gain
plenty of trade.
They are uncommon styles
and would cost you twice
81 50 at the fine merchant
tailor's.
We have more than a thou
sand styles Of Tronsersngs
and Sn,tings, and we turn
over a new leaf in value in
made-to-measure work. Re-
member our low prices in
ready-made clothing, too. We
shut out all the profits except
the manufacturers by Our di-
rect dealing.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-05-16
PnrIor Cars TO Baltimere.

Handsome Pullman parlor cars are at
tached to the D. & o. day express leaving
Pittsburg at A. NJ. daily. The entire train
runs through to Baltimore via Washington,
making direct connection with parlor car
train for Philadelphia.