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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ety e'sar,rg ey Tuesday afternoon. eooi'
Lumber is rettins better every year.
ss'ses resn9 IN ,se ass. "
less. You are benested. We started
nss q Se' for inm
vsy pfsy al Sf05sa oss vd's Rp 3 %
n k,lss;dfIsd o,ns,..xsd y. G. Board,
Ri f esr SoS c'qsssnf sans sse. only 81 per
,rd% East Nv Wsssh,nsso. s,anaT patron. order
Lfbbey. Bittinger Miller
Lumber and Mill Work.
Cor. 9th and N. Y. ave. NV
Cor. uth and o sts. Sc. NJ
K~coAL FACTS FOR COLD WEATHER.
Coal Is scarce. but we shall
ers Coal is hish. but It viii
likely be Enthusiastically not
GemSlee sqs 3se,ss. n9 SS5,o Sgi motif s,s: +:
cess prove, the wisdom Of our msthods
Every i'Sa BaIp%fS Il RSfsl'5esf goaNsdjN issij
u3-tr 1lol R ]. ave. 5l1 ST. Ne. $40 ~ st. sw.
R-As THE MANUFACTURER OF THE
BRADBURY PIANO
can offer you special Inducements should
you wish to purchase . high grade piano You
@ Ss sS a
from frst hands; no extra charge for natural
woods; all pianos sold on $40 monthly INSTALL
ments. no interest.
n2-im Manufacturer Bradbury Pianoe
&C. SERIAL ,ss0Gi sAXINGs .N;oy AND BUILDING
CNEw BOTH ISSCE.)
The books for subscription TO stock in the NEW
BOTH ISSUE are now open at the office Of the
SERIAL SAVINGS AND BUILDING
ASSOCIATION
Kellogg Building. 1416 F st. n.
SHARES 81 90 EACH.
No back dues Six per cent interest guaranteed on
stock withdrawn and on loans settled -Four per cent
paf on in , addGn to the
tory Of the Association Matured stock was credited
with II pc, cent interest
St NV. WEDSEspAY. 9th Instant. at s 9ciSck
Secretary and TTessurer. i4I6 st. n W. '' VI '"'
Receipt BOOKS RoBf iH'1s' GSS5MifHHaF
Surgeon Generals Ofhce. war Department.
sf5. sN5 II ifikhfScH. cHas, { 3 tthHifl E Hall,
JS6 NPktscorr seer.tsrv Gr3 w a6a SHhsE Tiss.u,s
n1-et Kellogg building 14l0 st. n. ".
-wooDwARD LoTHROPs OPTICAL
DEPARTMENT
Is under the direction of an experienced oculis.'s
optician Your eyes tested and pair Of Solid Gold
Spectacles or Eyeglasses.
-S3OO-
steel spectacles+. .....................-....JO Soc
Black Zylonite eyeglasses.
AL fitted with the finest periscopic lenses.
oCULIsTs' PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED.
REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE nl-Im
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whltslaw Reid has ended his campaign and
viii spend his time until wednesday 1t Ophir
Farm, where hs wiz receive elsction returns By
telephone.
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NEW Bu1Lp1se Assoc1Ar,os.


The hrst monthly meeting Of the MUTUAL
SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION VIII be held at
y. Dominic's Hall, 9Th and sss sv., MONDAY,
November Z. at 7:30 y m.
shares. IL per month.
The SUN OF 5000 may be advanced each share
for An additional payment of 81 per month.
s1.OOO may be obtained for a monthly payment OF
$40 Interest at the rate OF per cent allowed on
Withdrawals and settlements The of inter
est will be paid sums OF 800 more paid IN ad-
TO sccommodste persons who cannot attend the
meeting the treasurer Will receive dues at the office Of
johnson Bros. 1908 + ST. from O'Clock Q.
to @ o'clock y. daily
Subscriptions for stock will be received and inforna
ton furnished by
EILEhY b6RTT, President. 3l3 7th st. s.w.
II W SMITH, Vice President. 7l6 st.
J pERMoDI. Secretary. 1loI 9Th St s.w.
GEO. X. PETTY. Treasurer. 1206 st. n. ".
And the following directors:
JOHN b. BRADY. C. F.. PERSONS,
I0l2 St $. GAL st. sw
GEO. W. DANT. SONDHFINER,
$50 7th st 500 eth ST. &. ".
JOHN FINN. 2 SNYTH
52s Sd st. NV. l23 D st. sw.
And ROBERT MCDONALD.
42S -. nv
And FILLMORE BEALI. Attorney
oc31-r Pendal building.
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ACTING SECRETARY OF WAR.-Maj Gen.
Schofieid is acting secretary of war.
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SECRETARY TRACY will leave for Brooklyr
tonight
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FIFTEEN DOLLARS
Will secure
OSF HUNDRED DOLLARS

S15 FIFTEEN DOLLARS SIS
Will secure
OSF HUNDRED DOLLARS
In stock Of the first issue Of the
GOOD HOPE MINING COMPANY
For short time only. nhen the price iciu be
largely ddrdpced
The Good Hope mine is located In Custer county,
Colorado near the Bassick, Humboldt. Leaven-
worth. Ben Eaton and other mines already famous
for their large products Of rich silverbearinS
Ihe mine is developed by an incline shaft 100
feet deep and by two levels of so and 100 feet
spectively. along the vein aud showing excel
lent body Of pay ore. The Company has placed
$4,000 shares. one-tenth Of its stock, upon the
market at the low price Of l cents share. for the
purpose of purchasing machinery and thoroughly
equipring the mine for operation. and but a small
number If these shares remain unsOid. The ma
chinery is now on the ground. the repairs TO the
shaft are Well advanced and the production Of pay
iug ore will soon commence.
Here Is your OPPORTUNITY to make money on
very email investment.
DIRECTORS: HON II. TOWNSEND, THOMAS
u, MCKEE. c. c: CLEMENTS. +. 3. WILL
lAMS. p X. VAN MATER
Once Room g, Loan and Trust building WASH
instqn: p C. Furshsr Furshsr inforIns,ion eheerfully
Drug Store. 9th and st- NV. ocl5 I'm
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THE national SAFE DEpos1r.
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
Of the District Of Columbia
CORNER l5IH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered by special act of Congress
Jan. 1857 and acts Of Oct. 1890 and Feb 1892
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION poLLARa
Rer,s safes from g. each upward per annan-
Silver ware and yslusbies taken on deposit.
ZEN CENTS and upward received on deposit and
interest," allowed sums OF not lsss than 81
Prepares and keeps Wills free OF ch.rse-acts Ex-
.cu,or. Administrator and Trustee-saecutss Trusts
oi ali kinds
fhikLEs GLOVER, Frs, vics Pies.asu.
THOMAS II JONES. Third Vice Pres
ALbERr l. sTURTEVANT. Secretary.
Ben,a,n,np SNYDER. ZenNs c. Rosbns
albert L ssurtsSAa'. s Andrsw wylie:
Lewis cleyhane Charles A. James.
James " Johnston. Charles c. GLOVER
ThoIns. HYDE John r Rodssrs.
EwIs SI g. ! TppwkssBURyx dpIsyx W. B. HTLBBs T1sss:,
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
LEWIS O. TEwKsBURY CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
1885 ST.. WASHINGTON. D. C.
Buy and eel for cash margin Stocks. Bonds.
Grain. Provisions and OIL.
Direct private wires to New York and Chicago.
| Interest allowed on deposits.
Out-Of-tOwu business q speciality.
4 All Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all markets. T-lephone-545.
oc:zl-tr
IDLE FUNDS DRAW INTEREST WHEN DEPOs-
i'sd With a. Call and get our rates on demand
where WOODS CO., Bankers.
| Open9:3o Close AGO
su24 General BANKING.
! pREyENrIoN Il BETTER THAN CuRE:-LIFE
assurance prevents suffering and destitution. but
%,r az illness or sreinatars death II Y zoe ,a,e ~
oeI-5sa CHARLES [. 6UKLEY. 1876 s.. NV.
/ THE OHIO NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
\ Nashington, D. C.
oo'pss ,cari'si rTas 1sa sao6. 3 .6coi5 % 5"
o. sTeS more isst taoaths per per shSam:
:. l1 ll9o.. :. :. .,95 :. ~ :. :.
boxes from q bsqrr5sr rs5 g..s,.,
JS0. " coHsos' 'NS S,SssI MscfasasfET 4 ssSsf &.
/ coRsON h MCCARTNEY.
/ GLOVER BUILDING. 1A19 ST. NV
DEPOSITS. Exchapse. Loans. Coiiections.
Rulro.d stocks and Bonds and all securities listed
and BALTIMORE bought and sold.
A yes1xly made of Investment securities. District
Bc nds md AZ ofsi RAILROAD Cas- Insurance and rele
AsriaAn Bell IsiepbOns Stock bought and sold ,yls
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS ToDAY-Internal
revenue, S763, ,S73; customs. S6O6. .766.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
"HIGHEsr TYPE" IN TAILORING.

HIGHEST TYPE" IN TAILORING.
II you would choose from the largest and
handsomest variety Of fabrics in this city
II you wonid have the newest and best
styles-if you would have the highest class
Of workmanship-tf you would have per-
feet At and II You would have the highest
type Of American skill in fine tailoring and
are willing to pay what it Is worth-go
to Keens.
Such tailoring cannot be had for .'sons. ="
The best is cheapest in the end.
KEEN
1912 F .tnw MS
H@,poN'T WANT 70 GET RICH QUICK.
ean hs ns
ss We sssnn not s
more than the cost Of materials and work.
See our line of Trouserings from s5 up.
J. FRED GATCHEL date Of Keen'O.
4Oe 18th st. n. W. one door above the 'tsvenue."
k@nsM1. q. s,.,C,,,s 81 NS;n"YEs ;,,.I siR, s THEY
ss o oS s5d GthsF wanh%cf aonS Soa
70 Us order with them"
Sothino TOO LARGE or too sma,t> for to print ms
E~PR. ELMER sOTHoRoN HAS REMOVED
,ob, rs Piiics and residence from g95 Goth St
70 sand.s il to enc ana aSn5s e 81
ETmanEz. mnz.a acME n ,sog sTEAM LAUNDaS ,S Has RE
Sudng where they viii be pleased to .es their cTs
work Collars 2o ;cuns 40 Shirts. Ioo Curtains
@@ELECTION RETURNS RECEIVED AT
bsYS,oHkIro'' kro''a Restaurant l7os s'nw.. TUES I
K@FANE AND cJs%5 E2sTUNE FOR DRUG
ssq fSss', s'in 70 msss ss. 'SvEss''
sdsss pDI Sn " sns ans
in bulk Let US submit you sample lea and @n price. @
ToKALoN WINE COMPANY.
6l4 l4th St NV tn5l Telephone. 995.
H~pR; NEvIN ?; SHADE: WHO HAS BEEN
nen,y at das ffSssa i' once and located Term"
ofice hourst
sto 10 IN. 2to and Ppm. n4-6t.
Hsc0ALBUsINEss CONDUCTED RIGHTLY
- We would rather understate than ocer-
oSer coal dealer and G"y ea SertahS sri
70 sell as low Rest assured that We VIII not
Buy now. as coal viii never be cheaper.
c'sd" coal KTHnR I ,1sg SIRE e aFTTGaIpt de'trerv
Main Yard. cor. 4th and sts ne
Branch-Caywood's. 9th andN. Y. a3O-3m
K~TwHEsYy ARE ARE NOT N 1T
sa sfs shs shSw Acme ySH %es se"yf sa1e cns
tHem; hey are put together with metal staples)
han NbosEwED SHOES FOR g.
Which can be worn at all times which are Soft.
Durable our sHf tsssy & q bistsn5. sNp "a SHOES
In az styles; are prone pronounced by our customers
Do not buy your next pair until you ours
WE ARE IN 1T.
ROBERT COHEN son,
The American Shoe Sellers.
630 Pa. ave- n. W. tsouth side)
nj Established 1898.
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FINANCIAL.
Do You
Want To SAVE

Do OB
Want To SAVE
CERTAIN AMOUNT EACH MONTH, IF
You DO. SUBSCRIBE FOR SHARES IN
THE FIDELITY BUILDING. LOAN AND
INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION. sos-ela @
ST NV
DUES. 81 PER MONTH ON EACH SHARE
MATURITY VALUE IN I02 MONTHS. $500
HAVE You MONEY TO INVEST, PUR-
CHASE AN PER CENT PER ANNUM co.,
PoN CERTIFICATE TO RUN FOR YEARS
WE PAY 8 PER CENT PER ANNUM ON
SPECIAL DEPOSITS OF e5 OR MORE
CAN BE WITHDRAWN ANY TIME ON 30
DAYS NOTICE.
MONEY LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS
ONLY. CAN BE REPAID AT THE RATE OF
sl3 PER MONTH on EACH 81. GOO BoR-
ROwED.
COMPARE OUR TERMS WITH THOSE OF
ANY OTHER ASSOCIATION.
800. 900 LOANED TO SHAREHOLDERS Up
TO DATE STOCK SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
OPEN ALL THE TIME
IA HARRISON D1NdMAN, President
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THE FERN has arrived at Portsmouth, Va.
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c. +. HAvrxxrx.
Member Wa-hington stock Exchange.
Real Estate and StocE Broker
Rooms and IL. Atlantic Bui,dias.
.cD - nv
INVESTMENT sEcURITIEs-
1sosks Bond and Grain bought and sold for cash
= marsha
costo1 bousft and old IN New York or New Orleans
COkkEsPONDENTs-
>. o. B.che Co. New York Stock Exchange.
Ishnsp Bros-. New York Cotton Exchange.
lshnAp. sssrn b Co.. New Orleans Cotton Exchange
fnuDcn brus. q Co.. Chicaso Board of Trsde.
r3svses ~irss New York. Chic~SO and New Or
ausna- Tslsphoae. AZ 1els-u
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R''TW0 TIMELY TOPICS" AT TELLS.
- II will require any other three stocks of
Mems Gloves In the city to equal ours. Fifty
sorts isn't stretching the variety biz. Gloves
Of cotton, wool. yarn. dogskin, leather. kid.
&c. Plain and fur trimmed lined and unined-
Gloves TOR street driving an dress" Prices
start at DC. and run to e3. 80. Mems Excellent
Kid Gloves as 81. 81. IL. 81 So 81. - anh 81.
Its vast NJ money 20 huy poor Cardi ran
jacket. A good one wealth of warmth"
aud a luxury, and Yet the best ones are not ex-
expensive Ours are from 50 up.
W. S. 1EEL-MpH's Goods 1Hd TUTORING,
925 Pa, ave n W. M
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H~BARBER & ROSS TRADE TALK
ignorance Of its manifold advantages is
about the only reason that every house in
Washington hasn't weather strirs. Felt
weather strips Uhe only kind worth usinv) will
save enough in month or two's coal hi to pay
FOR themselves. and yet Felt STRIPS viii last an
ordinary houses lifetime The increase in
the sale Of Felt Weather Strips Indicates that
men are growing wiser. Let US sell you your
Weather Strips.
These little Home Comfort" Gas Heating
Stoves make mp in heat-pro1uCing force what
they lack in size. The size at 81 rs is unoues-
tonably the best In the market today for its
price.
word about your boys. Doctors will tell
you that SIX ltny i one of the most heslthful
and exhilaratIng of all exercises. Ice skating
isn't always to be had hence the Introduction
OF Roller Ska'1s. Get your boys pair and let
them enjoy themselves and grow stronger.
NiCkeled Extension skates as low as Sl.25,
and better fo: 4 little more mCneF.
Wood bottom Roller Skates, all sizes, 81.
Wheels for liking UP the old skates. %. set.
BARBER 4 ROSS.
Butiders' Hardrdre g.,
COR. 1lTH AND q SITS. n W nj
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~sTEEL-PLATE CALENDARS FOR '93
- SAMPLES now ready for examination
II. L. MCQUEEN, Printer and Publisher
Telephone. 763 toc3l llOs-lll6 St n "
N@DR. wM. r. KING HAS REMOVED HIS
~ Office and residence to I422 X St hours 9
to - and to 9; Sundays 10 to u only; telephone
oc2D2ws
MEN's SHIRTS TO ORDER
- Now IL the time to have your Shirts made
for IL Is welI-known fact that shirt made in the
fall Is warmer for winter and cooler for summer We
have Of the best equipped shirt factories in the
country employ only thoroughly experienced work
men. and guarantee perfect-ttn2 shirts made the
best possible II otherwise don 4 keep them.
oc20-;im WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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SPECIAL" rRousERrNes.

LONDON SPECIAL" TROUsERINGS.
We have just received through the custom
house surprisingly bes utiful line Of Lon
don Speciaf' Trouserinxa These are the
nnest Foods imported. and positively cas-
not Be duplicated dressers. taxi
notice. this 70 se~s oppoytsnify.
SNYDER WOOD.
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4 1HkyE IhR6E AMOUNT or TRUST FUNDS
y vEteb can loan real estate security AZ > per
eDnf Address y. b. Star once. Oc4-tr
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SPECIAL NOTICES

.ses,vea a ,h. Senabia M s,se,is S1;h Cub By sy
sna. wire for the benefit Of members ap@ s.
R~ELECTION NIGHT AT THE :. NC. A.
o,F Ave- Ksan1ns dsnss Ieoeyed in tie bpSns ioe NeT
be Welcomed vel Come early and hear the returns and
.pseS. wse Il FRITZ hHGFyEP
R~hvA HUBBARD / co. HAVE COM
heating the dRsns Rhish g. Butler fe
erected. ofhces' Baltimore ana Washington no4-im
K~FoR SPEED ...,,
TYPEwR1TERs lead the
rest. The worlds record has
pREMiERgi PIE, Gsfg HsSAsR isa %o2a. 2a SMaaa aina.s
was the reptdity attained Your own
sMTH snffTfsi FRGMER ssmina t6s' 6n iAE E roR th
HENRY A CLARKE & son. gents. e35 STREET.
R~Sw1LL NOT BE oUh FAULT.
With the fve-tho1ssnd dollar purchase
cloths. two Of Doeskins land and abou. thirty
Fancy Imported Vestings for extra" vests,
IN neat stylish patterns upon black and
III, TINS aSs:,loassna-ao!>S puEehrnse was
est tailoring Establishments right in
We think that Washington should haze
the handsom, st and finest tailorin: estsb-
fault II 1t has not.
@. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON. Tatior
Corner l2th and sts NV nj
EswHY YoU SHOULD USE THE PHO
- NOGRAPH. iou should use the Edi-
son Phonograph not because every live" hus-
ness man is usins it but because it is quicker.
more accurate and in every way superior to
the old methods of dispatching CORES p sndencs
and literary work II will tighten your work by
Just one-hdI Sod on EASY terms
CotUMgIA PhoNoGRAPH co 625Es.nw.
1t f. d. EASTOS. Pres. r. F. CROMELIN. Secy.
SGLASs FROM FIRST HANDS.
The inability of other dealers to meet
our prices Is due to the fact that We buy
direct from first hands IN large qran-
titles. securing the benefit of the very
best cash discounts. Isn't that plain
enough. Our assortment extends to
every variety nf glass mapufac trlrea.
Prompt and efficient service guaran-
teed. Estimates free.
CHAS. =. HODGKIN
'Erpert Handler Of Plate Glass"
Oh 1th st. n W. nj
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
MAIL FROM HAMBURG,
How It Is Treated Before Being Dis
tributed in This City.

How It Is Treated Before Being Dis
tributed In This City.
A pretty large distribution of Hamburg
mail was made in this city yesterday.
Superintendent of the Carriers Young said
last evening to DISPATCH reporter that
il was the second arrival of mails from
Germany since the cholera scare had started.
He said the mails had been fumigated on
board the tender to the steamer in New
York harbor before they were brought on
shore, and that they were subjected to a
second disinfecting at the New York post
Office before being sent through the country.
No instructions had been received at the
local department to fumigate the mails or
take any other steps in regard to safety
from the disease.
At the Union depot yesterday it was
learned that quite quantity of baggage
from Hamburg had arrived, bound for the
West. 1t was the property of tourists from
Western cities, and was held over merely
for change of trains. The baggagemen re-
ceived no instructions as to what precau-
tions should be used in the handling of such
baggage, and it was allowed to depart as it
arrived.
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A CHOLERA DEPOT.


why Hamburg Has Suffered So Severely
From the scourEe-LIttie Fear Felt in
Berlin-where the Dread Disease Came
From-A City Of Death.
Wolf Won Gernet, of Berlin, was guest
at the Central Hotel yesterday. He is a
civil engineer and has been touring through
the country for the past two months. He
had left Germany before the cholera had
made its appearance there. Speak
ing of the awful scourge Mr..
Won Gernert said yesterday to DIS
PATCH reporter that reports from Berlin
must have been exaggerated. 1t was only
a day or two since he had received letter
from his brother, who said that there was
no need for alarm in that city. The in-
habitants did not have the slightest fear of
the cholera coming there. The city gov
ernment had taken every precaution to
prevent its entrance. The streets and alleys
were being kept in frst-class condition,
and immigration was being very closely
watched.
'The very scum of the European con
tinent is continually coming into Ham,
burg" said Mr.. Won Gernet, $50 that to
the generality of Germans it is no surprise
that cholera should break out There is
one thing in connection with this late
plague have not seen much about in
the papers. 1t is the fact that the
cholera came into Hamburg from Russia
have travelled very extensively in Russia
during my studies, and a couple of years
ago met fellow student in a town called
Baku in Caucasia 1. is "a city of about TO-
900 or 900 inhabitants. I had letter
last week from this friend, who stated that
more than half the population had left
there, and that those who had remained
there were dying at the rate of 80 to 100
per day.
''The laws of Russia prohibit the pnblica-
tion of such matters in the newspapers of
the country or the telegraphing of such
news to other countries. That in a great
way accounts for the lack of information as
to the progress of the dread disease in Rus
sia- 1t is from this quarter that the cholera
is supposed to have gotten into Germany"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
JOHN BECK'S TRIALS

Alderman Succop Reserves His Decision
Until Another Charge Is Heard.
John Beck, who is charged with burglary,
larceny and felonious shooting, in connec-
tion with Frank Shay, who is now in jail
on the charge of entering Rohrkaste's store
on the Southside on August 13, had a
partial hearing before Alderman Succop
last night.
Inspector Kelly worked up the case and
found Beck was with Shay on the night he
committed the robbery, and when they
were pursued they fred back at the officers.
Magistrate Succop reserved his decision
until Friday, when Beck will be heard on
another charge preferred by Special Officer
Cook, of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie, OF
robbing McKeesport station house on
August 2 Beck is out on 81, 900 bail.
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Jos. Hofne &Co.'s
Penn Ave. Stores.
VELVETS.

Velvets are coming in again,
and with such a rush as no past
season ever witnessed.
Paris sends out word that the
fashionable gowns of the COM
ing seasons will be trimmed
with Velvet.
As usual we are in the lead
with the thing that is the style,
and our present stock of Vel
vets comprises everything that
will be demanded for fall and
winter wear.
Our collections of the staple
plain Velvets is much larger
than ever before, and includes
in the Silk Velvets all widths
and grades, in black and all
colors, ranging in price from
75c a yard up to So, better
values at all the prices than we
have ever given before.
Complete new stock of all
Silk Velvets, in black and all
colors, for Ladies Coats and
Costumes, or combinations, at
lowest prices.
The leading 'fad" of the sea-
son will be
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TOO MUCH GOOD LIQUOR,

Mr.. johnson Came to Have q Good Time,
but Fell by the Way.
John johnson came to town from Eurichs-
vile yesterday to have a good time, and
wound up at the Central police station.
He visited the Monongahela House several
times during the afternoon and wanted to
take nap in the reading room, but each
time the porter politely removed him.
With each visit Mr. Johnson's hilarity in
creased, and finally he returned for the
sixth time about $3.50 P. M. This time he
didn't take the door, but went headlong
through S15 plate of glass that formed
q portion of it. He was held by the porter
until the patrol wagon arrived from the
station.
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Plaid VeIVefs,

Which are shown in a great
variety of bright Tartan Plaids,
in small and large blocks. They
come in colors made to blend
beautifully with the new Wool
Fabrics, and produce strikingly
handsome effects when made
into sleeves, collars, waist trim
mings or in other ways to finish
most tastefully the richest or
the more modest costumes.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
Died of Inf ,mmarion of tn. Stomach,

Coroner's Clerk Grant Miller went to
Snowden yesterday and Investigated the
cause of death of John Wilson, coal miner
there who died on Saturday, and who had
told some Of his friends that he had been
poisoned. DR.. Gamble, of Gastonville,
held post mortem examination, and de-
cided that death had been caused by in
fammation of the stomach.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
vaccin.tinc III. School Children.

In spite of the rain, DR.. Hazard, of ALE
gheny, was called upon yesterday to vacci-
nate the largest number of school children
that has yet attended the health Office.
There were about $50 little ones inoculated
during the day. The Allegheny schools
open to-day. and only those children will
be admitted who can show a certificate Of
vaccination.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-06
GIace VeIVets

VIII be equally in demand.
These effects are shown in a
great variety of stripes, plain or
brocaded, and in solid colored
grounds, with small glace
specks of various colors.
Besides larger and better as
sortments, you will find our
prices on these elegant Velvets
considerably lower than the
same goods are sold for else
where.