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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-04-19
LOST.


r OST-TUESDAY EVENING, ON CEDAR
IL aV., Allegheny. a thin gold bracelet. Re-
ward II returned TO II. BRANN, 5O6 Wood st.
apl9-l48
r OST-BROwN RAT TERRIER DOG; NAHE
IL Jack: collar with bells; registered. Five dol
lars reward will be paid for his return to 5IRS.
ROSE, So Brownsville av.. Southside. apl9-67
r OST - POCKETBoOK, CONTAINING A
i large sum of money: also tax and rent
ceipts. with II. Mckee signature Liberal reward
II returned to HUGH MCKEE, grocer cor. Brush
ton and Wanda St, Brushton. apl9-32
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Your eyesI Consult Little, oil Penn q
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NOTICE - MEMBERS OF THE FIRST
~ Regiment United American Mechanics.
All members going to Mansfield. o., tomorrow
Miller. All Smithfeld street. at 12:45 sharp.
CHARLES t. w. COOPER, Supreme Re-
corder. apl9-l5
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
East End Lots.
ENLLswOR1 H AV, LOT 90 FEET FRONT BY
~ 100 feet deep to street in rear. Call at 574l
E .ELLSWORTHSAV., K. Z. ap19-77"
EINE BUILDING LOTS-25x1OO FIT; ON
l. Meadow ST.: on cash payment of 500 to
parties who will build this summer. KELLY &
ROGERS. GIG Penn av.. 4. E. apl5-92-wssuT
r OT-A MOST DESIRABLE LOT ON FINEST
- part Of Forbes ST., in Oakland. MURRI &
EDSALL, "a Fidelity building. apl7-45'
ONE OF THE FINEST BUILDING LOTS IN
~ East Liberty, 50x140 feet with eastern ex-
posure; price very low; only S75 per foot, worth
sS5. NJ: +. HIPPLE CO., s6 Fourth av.
apl7-6S-TuFSu"
0oEO EACH-oN INEDUQUESNE ELEC-'
DCOO TRIO road, and only three minutes
from Dallas sta. z. Il. R.; six elegant building
lots. 25x135 each to 2o-ft. alley. See LIGGETT
BROS, II Diamond st. apI9-2S-
oO 500 EACH - ATLANTIC Av., FINE
sDA9 level building lots, 50x130 each: very de-
sIrable location and neIghborhood and convenient
to z. r. k. and cablo line. "a IS7). BLACK &
BAIRD. 95 Fourth av. ap19-27-
o7SO EACH-FOUR NICE BUILDING
ID ~ lots 25x103 each to a 20-foot alley; two
minutes from street car line and Dallas STA, T..
K. r.; terms easy. See LlGGETT BROS, n Dia.
mond st. apl9-2S'
90 75o-MARGARETTA AND BERLIN sTs..
pAe corner lot, 5oxl0s. "a 875). BLACK &
BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. apl7-5I'
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Suburban Residences.

Suburban Residences.
KINSBURG-REBECCA ST., 2MlNUTES
w from station-New Queen Anne house of IL
rooms-round tower. circle porches; bath, base
megt Kitchen, slate mantels, tile hearths. inside
shutters, ETC.: large stable, lot 4SX122 to alley;
every modern improvement. Price S6, 700; terms
easy; complete house at bargain. Inquire of
owner, THOMAS A. COLEMAN, opposite sta
tion. .ap19-l19'
c1 5O0-CLAREMONT, W. r r. R., FRAME
Clfe house of eight large rooms. finished attic
with four rooms, large front and back porch
front and back yard, fruit trees. grape harbor,
both gases and water: lot 75x230 feet; ST. 600 cash.
balance on easy terms; this is fine residence and
bargain II sold soon Is r. 2I). A. 2. BYERS
CO.. IS Federal st...Allegheny. ep19-1I3'
CD 500 FOR ALL-MUsT BE SOLD AT
.Dkl9 once, IL lots. with fruit trees. in heart
West Bellevue, seven minutes from Avalon
station, near proposed electric road: schoolhouse
and churches; terms to suit. Inquire of II. II.
BUCKING, Fruit stand, cor. Sixth st. and
Liberty. ap19-166'
oS 5OO-LAUREL STATION. p. FIT. W. c.
sDOe r. R., new frame house, of six rooms, hall.
slate mantels, shutters, porches good water. nice
large lot A. z. BlERS Cos 90 Federal ST.,
Allegheny. apl9-i13s
od 5OO-CRAFTON. NOBLE AV., A FINE
tDte frame dwelling of rooms, hall, natural
gas; good well, plenty of fruit trees, shrubbery,
etc: lot LOOKED. q ILL. BLACK q BAIRD. 95
Fourth av. apl9-2I-
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T AIDES TO KNOW THAT THE SCHOOL OF
IL Design and Dress Cutting is Row llocated at
No 95l PENN AF. All are invited to call and
investigate our methods. ap19
MANUFACTURING & GStTE-ONE-HALFA ACRE
w or n ore in Pittsburg or Allegheny. Address
IRON. care of Box 904, Plttsburg. apl7-70
THREE OR FOUR 10 AND 2O-GALLON COP
l. PER fountains; give price and where they
can be found. Address COCA, Dispatch office.
apls-S3
ITO LOAN MONEY-WE HAVE OVER ONE
Il million dollars 10 loan on city and suburban
property at AZ per cent; no tax: we will also
loan money on improved farms in Allegheny,
Beaver, Fayette Washington and Westmoreland
counties; any marketable security taken for loans
of any amount. BLACK & BAIRD, e5 Fourth
ave. je3- a9-Su
WALNUT OIL FIN1SH-W1LL MAKE BAR
w fixtures and furniture good as new: Jobs
speciality; SOC and 75c per boJtle; S. per gal. Ad-
dress Z. H UETZ. Decatur St., city. apls-64
VOU - GET A BAKERS DOZEN CS) OF
i Stewart & Co. IS fine cabinet photos for s. at
so and 80 FEDERAL ST. Allegheny.
mv2si9-TTSu
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CTEAMBOAT MEN, ATTENTION-THE
y north (or Duquesne side) channel of the
Riverton will be closed with false work. Please
take the south Tor McKeesport sde) channel.
ap16-H PENCOYD BRIDGE co.
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MEETINGS.

CPECIAL MEETING - BRICKLAYERS'
y UNION NO. 2 p. A. will be held at La
fayette Hall, No. So Fourth avenue, on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. April q. Busi-
ness of vital Importance. By order of
apl9l42 TRUSTEES.
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FOR sALE-IMPRovED REAL ESTATE.

Hazelwood Residences.
C0 5o0-A 10 PER CENT NET IN NvESTME ENT
sDA3 at Hazelwood, location sure to enhance In
value. only one square from new works and three
squares from b. & y. station an eight-roomed
frame house, nearly new. In excellent condition.
(d229). BLACK BAIRD, 95 Fourth av.
apl9-27'
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Allegheny Residences.

QG 5OO-TAYLOR Av., NEAR PALO ALTO,
DOS brick house ofseven rooms, hail, vesti-
bule, bath, hot and cold water; lot z0xe0 feet;
bargain II sold soon. A. 2. BYERs CO., %
Federal St., Allegheny. ap16-s6-Thssu'
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oS 7OO-O'HARA ST., NEAR ELLSWORTH
DO3 av., 2H-story new frame dwelling of 10
rooms, hall bathroom, W. c., range. both gases,
cabinet and slate mantels, good laundry, porches,
etc; lot 3sxIIO: terms easy. "a l23). BLACK
BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. apl7-5I"
SsO 200 - NICE FIVE-RUOMED HOUSE;
OL9 built two years; newly painted and pa
pered: good location: one square from electric
cars: front and rear porches; level lot. z2kx95 ft
to alley; terms easy. KELLY & ROGERS. 62l6
Penn av., e. L. ap15-92-wsSur
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NOTICE-ALL UNION JOURNEYMEN
IN plasterers are requested 10 meet at their
hall, No. Al Fifth avenue, at P. NJ TO-DAY,
to attend the funeral of Brother Hugh Aiken.
JOSEPH MOTT,
ap19-l0l President.
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EoUND-TA-YA-ZONK KEY To BLOOD, THE
E great spring medicine for scrofula blood
poison, liver. kidneys and nerves. leads ZEN all
for 36 years; price Soc and 81. DIR. GRIFFITH
(Copyright). ap19-l60
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TNNGAGEMENT- MUSICAL AN EXPERT
IL ENCED basso soloist desires engagement
In . church quartet. Address Z. A.. Dispatch
ofice. apl9-l56
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

A TIE.


The Death Of . New York Senator Puts
the balance Of Power In the Assembly
In the Hands OF IN Independent.
New YORK. Nov. Shy reason OF
the death of State Senator Deane, Viii
liam j. O'Dair, asse mblyman-elect
from the Twenty-sscond district of
this county. Is now the most inn
portant factor in the legislative prob
lem in the next assem- bly,. He was
nominated by the reform party, claim
ing To be u republican He pledged his
support to the democrats on their
blanket ballot issue. The house
without O'Dair's vote will stand tie.
The complexion of the next Legislature
will depend upon which side he throws
his allegiance. The actual standing OF
the assembly is: Democrats, Ga; repub-
licans, IS. and independent, (ODair).
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
CONTAMINATION Curabie.

Since the fact that consumption is
both preventable, and IN its earliest
stage durable, it has lost much oil Its
terror. III the first symptoms are ut
once recognized, and the proper remedy
applied. very few, if any one, need die
of consumption, which is really lung
scrofula. Like many other diseases
this formidable one grows out of M
pure blood, and this, in turn, from a
diseased liver. Hence, We have the
hacking cough, the pains in chest, the
infiamed lungs, and all the symptoms
o. Fastening consumption, all the result
OF depraved blool and seased liver.
T e use Of DR.. Plerce's Golden Medical
d scoyery will arrest all such symptoms,
store the liver to healthy action, and
9 nd streams of pure blood into every
organ. OF drug lists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
Important Changes of Time on the NJ ich-
tgan Central

Taking effect Sunday, Nov. 18th,
train heretofore leaving Grand Rapids
at $50 a. m. will leave At a. M, with
all elegant parlor car attached, arriving
at Detroit At 1910 p. m. every week
day. Leaving Detroit at 1915 p. M,
with frat class sleeping car. running
through TO Boston. arriving there at
i0.45 a. m. via Michigan Central, New
YORK Central h Hudson River and Bos-
ton & Albany Railroads.
Tram leaving here at 30 D. m. con-
meets ut Jackson with the celebrated
vcstlbuled North Shore Limited" the
handsomest and fastest train in the
Boston, thus necessitsting but one
Syracuse $50. Albany / so the follow
ny morning, New York $40, Boston
$40 the following evening.
Train heretofore leaving here at lilo
IN the evening now leaves At 1880 pm.
daily carrying first class sleeper. ar
riviug at Detroit Ills n. m. week days
and go a. IN. Sundays, arriving at
Buffalo sos, Syracuse 1920 the same
afternoon, Albany 40, New York 7
and Boston 1915 the following morn.
ing.
Train leaving Grand Rapids at 5.zop.
m. week days connects closely with the
New York limited vestbuied at Jack
son, arriving ut Detroit i0.4J p. NJ,
Buffalo 6.25 the following morning.
Syracuse I2.l5, Albany 40, New York
$50. Boston 1905 the same afternoon.
FREp NJ. BRfocs,
General Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
EGAN WILL STAY.
The Gillian Ministry win Allow Him to
Remain In the Intcreat Of Peace.

The Gillian Ministry win Allow Him to
Remain In the Interest OF Peace.
VALPARAISO, Nov. 21.-The members
of the cabinet decline To discuss
United States Minister Egan's recall.
There neither exists now. nor has
there ever existed, any idea of request
ing Egans recall. Some weeks ago
mem Der of the cabinet remarked that
the newspapers seemed to be demand
ing some such act. He was promptly
sat upon. and the question has never
since been permitted to be discussed at
the council.
President Montt is extremely friend
ly toward Egan and the United States,
and quieter feeling is prevalent
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
Meeting of Republican Clubs.

New YORK. Nov. 21--The executive
committee of the Republican National
league closed its session Friday after
admitting Idaho and Utah to member
ship. 1t was decided To hold state con-
ventionS February is, Lincoln's birth
dav. The subcommittee to which was
referred the settlement of time and
place for the next league convention
will meet in Washington Tuesday at IL
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Milwaskes & q. Pant alcne there are
sev~asy-cve carload. u i've stock wait
ing - Be shipped ~ ths point. for
Which there were a. cara
BrELIssros. la. Nov. tt--Taers IL
no improvement ia ths western grain
blockade. although tAs Burlington rail-
road oficials ara na<ins desperate
attempt 20 clear is away. Grain Is
shipped away frsm Chicago IN immense
Quantities BY eastern railroads and
steamship lines. bat sas nlghty rush u
grain that - constantly Sowing In from
Iowa Nebraska and western points
keeps the shipping channels ehoked up
The lack OF freight ears Is still serious
IL felt
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

A raifssrsta state Eepator who was Paid
~ vess fpr tnltrs states Senator.
sax FsANo4sCo, Nov. sf--In the
libel SUIT now being tried n. San Jose,
State Senator Bailey testified that he
had resolved 5000 cash for his vote. for
United States sep1tcr at the recent
session Of the Legislatures The csndi-
dates were n. H. DeYounv, NJ. NJ.
Estee ard = r. FELTON,. The latter
was elected Mr. fzi.ey wohid not
state which Of The candidates paid him
III nnnnau
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
war ON Hrics.

Columns. o., Nov. 2l.-Judge King,
chairman of the republican central
committee of the state, has called
meeting Of that committee for next
Tuesday at this place TO consider how
best to prevent senator Brics FROM
taking his seat
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

CHICAGO. Noy. 81,

CHICAGO. Nov 81.
CArrLE-Mzrket fairly active and prices
were fairly well supported. Quotations ranged
NJ b 0ode 20 for prime TO shipping steers. u 20
ca 50 for good to fancy DO; s3o0b<o0 for CON-
mon 20 medium do; % e0tt.35 for butchers
Steers, sLsoGe. 60 for stockers; t2oozss 10 Tor
Texans; * soQ4 20 for Rangers; tsADs % FOR
Feeders: sI.a@a3 - for Cows; ei.s502.s6 Tor
Bulls, and ~ 5os5 - for Veal Calves
HoGs-Market rather active. Prices without
material change Sales ranged at y soa350
for Pigs; sS.3oE3 20 for light: ssh173.7s for
rough packing; e. 55gt3e0 for mixed And saD1
A05 for heavy packing and shipping lvts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
GRAND RAPIDS MARKETS.
Prices 10 Enrmcrs.

GRAIs--Wheat. Soc; corn. soc; oats sc; rye.
55c; barley. q. 10 u cwt; EGckwbeat. 5Oc a bu.
MkArs-Beei. 4l2g.c; pork. AZ ol54c; NUT
ton. &c; spring lamb. &c: fowls. sGssc; spring
chicken. SO lOc; veal. 6iac; turkeys. lO@llc;
ducks. l0c.,
PRoDccz-Butter. &c; eggs. Ole; potatoes. p
a. Der bu; beets. be q bu; onions o5c p bu:
apples Sl.25eeSl.7 IS = bbi T5c@si Esq bu.
WooIf-N ashed. lDes2ec. unwashed. ifet 3ac.
HAY-Tlmothy. SIG ton; clover. sI2Gs1s d ton;
straw. s. = ton.
lIfDEs AND TALLows-Green. &c; steers. over
20 lbs. 5izc; cured &c: calf pkins green Sc; calf
skin: cured. &c; tallow. rough. ltac; peits 60c
tgsi.50; dekin, l5t3 36c
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
suit Against Balmscedans.

NEW YORK, Nov. GA cable mes
sage to the Herald from Valparaiso is
as follows: The procurator fiscal
has filed suits against Senator
JOS Enciena, late member
of Balmaceda's congress for the
sum of s45, 900, 900. the amount of
notes issued by that body and which
have since been declared illegal by the
new government OF Chilli. Similar
suits have been entered against all
the mem bers of the Balmacedan con.
gress
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
GRAIN FoR FOREIGN PORTS.

tifsy steamships Unase Charter ~ Saith
assre-fhs Ams ast 81 Cargo Contracted
Dor Aggregates s.ooo.o0s ba.hsis tor
Dsesml~s and Jan aAry Alone.
BALTIMORE. Md, Nov. 2L-There are
now under charter about Fifty steam
ships to load grsia al lAis port during
the months of Deee nbsr aud January.
The aggregate amount of cargo IL
sz5, 900 quarters or 5000, eeo bushels of
grain For December alone. the chart
ers aggregate about 2se, oos quarters
or 1870. 900 bushels From these
figures IL can readily be seen
that the facilities aud bottom are
fully equal TO all possible re-
ceipss FROM the great grain fields of the
west The railroads have obligated
themselves To meet all demands. The
year will close with Baitimore's grain
trade and shipping interests outrank-
ing all other Atlantic ports.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
Chicago via q. ". d 4. ~ n
80 a. m. train WAGNER drawing

1880 a. m. train Wagner drawing
room buffet car, arrives Chicago $500 p.
M: ll:oo .. m. tram daily. Wagner
sleeping car, arrives Chicago $50 a. m.
Returning--Iesve Chicago 100 $. M,
ARRIVES Grand Rapids ais p. m; $40 p.
m. Wagner BUFFET drswingroom car,
arrives Grand Espids $3.50 p. m; 1919
p. N. daily, Wagner sleeping car, ar
rIves Grand Rapids SIS q. IN.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

ar. PAUL, MINI. Nov Glover hall
q foot OF snow fell In this city and
neigh borhood in a couple Of hours dur
ing tho morning, aud IL looks ~ II
winter had set In for good There has
been the most wintry weather in the
northwest during the past week that
has been known for many years.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

RscaLASD. Mimi, Nov. o1.-Near
hero on Friday Joseph colburn and
his stepson, Charles Peasley. quar-
relied, and the latter shot the former,
killing him instantly.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

FoRr DopGE, Ia, Nov. 2f.-Tt has
been decided by a syndicate Of capital
lists represented by Hamilton Brown.
of this city. to open mp an immense
coal field owned by them in the south
ern par. OF Webster county and the
northern part Of Boone. II will bs the
biggest coal plant in the state.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
The Failure Record.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2i.-The business
failures occurring throughout the coun-
try during tho last seven DAYS num-
Der 2s5, as compared with total of
2el last week. For the corresponding
week of last year the figures were ga
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

sr. Iosrs, Nov IN IL alleged
tat snless special sessions 81 he ras-
ans ard Ne nissovri legislatures are
called ~ rsatstriss Ne stss~s each sas
eli lose . rresi*~~fssI eisrso~
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Esgiesio. % . npiler csss~- r~s Deaths
The Father HafA
CHArFsNeeaA. Tenn. Nov. 81 AT
Nanio. Ca, near tsis city. the boiler
of a savssu owned By T. P. Battea
exploded. killing svo soas o. the en-
plrver The boys were aged IS snd ~
raseectiveiv Jhs sxoiesioa also broke
Mr Batteas arnl n two places. and
serioasly njagei 8 bysisndsr Parts
~ the heller were slcsa mere than SEQ
yAri<
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
Prices to Consumers.

Flour AMP FtED-Lily White. s2.T5; Patent,
$50 e cwt; buekwheat -four. So y cwt; corn
meal. 81 20 cwt; lie I'd. s23etS24 per ton; mid
diings. 81 z ton pfan. si7 :: ton; ships. 81 q
ton; screenings. SIS q ton.
MEAr-Pork steak. l0r; roast Toe: ribs. SC;
tenderloin. l2'sc; ham. lsc; beef steak. SO Ice
roast. s@ lbc: RIB. &c; mutton, 6aBc; spring
lsGlbc; ducks. H@i6c.
PsopUcs-Butter. &c; eggs. &c; potatoes.
5Oc = bu; beets. l5c = PIX; onions. 25c Z PIX
beans. tOc v PIX; peaches. sec n PIX; apples.
5lcesSoc . PIX; grapes l0s2Dc q ID; pears. soc
9BDc per doz
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

MIA nsifloaasrs s.d brother Of Asrs
HepkiaN The ssls hes sses pending =
the California courts Cor tsree years
Mrs Mesre - 4s a. nrss awarded ssa.
sae damages. bat the case MAS sp
peal-d aaa the amount WAS reduced ts
$50. 600 This sum, il u s~id. has finally
lnen r.ia
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
Hass-A ~ Dars-

prrrsBvFes. Pa Nov 2i--Mrs Mary
Mevav. OF B-sddock. has been volun-
tsrily fasting for isa days During all
that time she has taken no food but
buttermils. and no drugs but opium
and cocaine. She ia nearly 10 years
old and - dying of cancer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

MoxovsksrIs crry. Pa. Eov III
Nine buildings were destroyed by fire
aud Fifty acres Of timber land, the
property ~ the Brews Coal Company.
were burned over friday. involving .
loss az ss1. 900. The origin Of the Gre
IA Unknown
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

oxvAwA. Dat. Nov. 2l--It is learned
from weil-informed quarters that M
formation has been received here that
either the emperor of Germany or the
president Of she Swiss republic VIII be
asked by the British government 70
represent 0reas Britaaa In the sroitra-
ton committee to es appointed 70 ses
tie tae Bshring sea question
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

six nss inJarea sss nwsssy Cars Ne
mstishsd An . Head nna teiiisfsn-
hARsaALIrowH. Ia. New. A-fwe
engines and over twenty freight ears
were aemoliAhsd by head end COLI
sion on the Chicago. ST. Paul q Kansas
City railroad near this city during the
morning. slx trsinInen were injured.
though none fstaisy. The track y staii
ohsskruesed
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
To Best In Greenwood.

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2i.-The body
OF Mr.. Florence has been forward
ed to New York. The remains
will be kepi at the Fifth Avenue
hotel until Monday morning at IL
o'clock, when the last words will be
spoken and the body inferred at Green
wood. Col Clayton McMichael. of the
North American. has charge of the
funeral arrangements
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

DENVER. Col. Nov. sf-Tr'Ssy the
National Mining congress adopted .
resolution N fsver Of ths free and IN
Invited coinage 81 silver ny vote Of
sss - a tn. congress adjourned sins
die 60 meet next "a Heiena. Mont
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

NEW YORK. Nov. GA commercial
agency in this city says that although
much has happened Of late TO deprcss
business and shake confidence. yet con-
fsieuce is not shaken. and the volume
of business throughout the country is
stIll close 10 the greatest ever at
tanned.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

ssssss Dekasa e~~ss Shippers Are ar.w
rx Desperate.

tEr tEr FrttF.
enarx FAHEs. s. r.. Sov ii -soafs
raketas railway Dsaissson viii start
fsr Ghesra % al With railway
ussassFs ~ feev. 80 state from
sAe ear tamine Il = res
..re~fesr,aa over 10 written ecss-
nj ainfa from i ssrent points are
re~or.fes GA she eecks 81 the erna-
nl~s.,n. al arriving vfthsa sen days
S,,eh so~ns "a 81 F.awrsaes, Miller.
Fur~ka. whlss. EiIis Hastfert Red
ed. Rasvansa sns y ssiison report
tkst .helr slevatsss are fisk ard that
sAer have sfsnpe3 kurin xras& hsv
sax 30 eafs Ta@ aistrihatiou pcses&.
sssk A. siess Fails. Hsrers As-raesH
arf waserts~n. report &C sfettsgs
s1osx CRY. Ia eo~. - hs sse
f.-ssne a his s~esien = fressfnfnf -
ssxa On sh4 Isas. Of tae tkiesTs
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
mot rhreveh the heart.

PEORIA, Ill, Nov. e1.-Jennie Field,
aged 10 years, was found in bed 1T her
home here Friday with bullet hole
through her heart It is not known
who fred the shot
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
WIN Watt Until oenrress Meets,

WASHINGTON, Nov. ~. - President
Harrison has decided to withhold the
appointment of Secretary Proctor's
successor until congress meets.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

PirrsnvRen, Pa. Nov. si--Maj r.
A. Montooth, representing Senator
Quay. has entered suit against the Pitts
bursh Post for Aeo. 900 damages on the
charge of NbSl.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Scale Of Prices Established by the City
Dealers.

Local buyers have received quota
tons Tor fur from eastern shippers,
and have established prices as follows:
Bear. large. Slh = and So; Beaver. per H.
81 and 81; eat, wild. SOC. zoe and ll0e: cat
house, l0c; deer SKINS. dry. per h., Dc and
l5c; fisher. 80 and 81; fox. red. e0c and CSC !:
iox. gray. 6Dc ana 40c; tox. cross. -. Is and
$50; iyDx. $40 ana 81; muskrat. fan. l0c. Sc.
&c and &c: mink. 81. Zoe. 4oc and I'D: martin.
81. Toe. COO and soc ;oiter IS. S. s. and 81 ~: rae
coon. SOC. SOC. loc and Sc; skunk. black. 81. 40c
and 2oc: skunk. narrow stripe. Soc and 25c;
skunk. broad stripe i5c and lnc
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

TX you want a first class piano or
organ, buy the Kiniball ut the South
Side Music House. No. 5sS South Divi-
son street, Grand Rapids, Mich. Joseph
Howell, agent.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

az. sssn. seer. n~es-ers ESQ 60 ss~.
M1-s e>rss~s nsasAs~

BAYS. N-. Nsv ~ 4<fks sarasn~e-
sent - Hsss here tk@t Ms. usstss
nssirs fesss~ffr |. f~<sss~s - tsis ~ssy,
kss ksslir ~sse hsf hrse~k - r~es.sss
sast s<s.n<s Hsses tissasGa sss sl.fse
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

Nothing would nlease your friends
more than one OF h ose beautiful Ivory
etta Cabinets at l.. Clears, IN new Ken
dsl lock, for Christmas.
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

CLhFKIANb. y NOV. II
PKrRoLEuN-Easy. Standard white. no do
grees test 6l.c; ~ gasoline, &c. 10 gasoline. ioc;
90 naphtha. 6nc
Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22

WHKAr-Advanccd ssRfke on foreign news
quiet December. tLos 5ioti.ocA; Janusry,
siosx1los4; February. c.0sssei tot
March, si.ils; April u.iih0Lnx, May. H.ii
7-iccsLiix; June. 81. iox3liis.
CoKS-Firm; A@se up, quiet No. Z, 20
72c
oArs-Qalet. frmer Western, 3s1ase
PROVISIONS -Besf-Quiet. steady. Extrs
mess s90ol 1000; family. tii.0odlsuo Pork
dull steady; new mess. tio.75. old mesa - Is;
extra prime, tio-eo1io.so. Lard-Quiet. firm
Steamrendered. $3.50