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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-07
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-01-07
La Mutualidad
'CIDAD III sEaUR0s soBRE IA VIDA

S0CIEOAD loE BEGURDS BObkE Ia VIDA
c0nar daada de nEege prtIml0 Pseaop q
s6mera 4 p6liwAa viaentes en- eata Sofiedad se Ea
tedutidO. naenen de HR ciento per 10 eUAi5y con
ormt si,rfseuie 66 a. sua EatetutOs, entra u
Mliama Ell N periodo a. iGU1dacisn, cue dprar4
81 ado, decir haata de Msyo 6e 1852
Ia ofcha az III Socie8ad c0ntiHda cslie del go-
eEeia nsner0 /, Esq1inn Marina,
VI "a umfsrw f,arn a.rnrrfnfenkN ds l0s senarea
aaegiiradn AH
POlee 3ihi0 ia a. is91.-Ei Prepsaente, n, Sala-
rer. en-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Mss Ellie Elhotte OF panville. Va, IS now
on visit % her sister tlrs. q. j. Boswell Dr.,
No. &c North Fifth st. e,t
Coroner Taylor yesterday viewed the body
OF Joseph IT, Blackburn. who was found dead
at $50. 1902 west Clay .tr-.f The Coroner
decided that death resulted from Aatal.l
causes.
among tie prominent guests at tie FX-
change Hotel lAst evening were Messr5
Gle re Fuller of ST. Iaul MIN isaac u 'er,
of Washington. ID. g.. General ianr- Nhar. "
Providence K. l.; Owney kwards, OF Norfolk
he tlcAu0nd lght lnaniry i.ues /
assemble al Their armOry 0u Tuesday ter
noon NJ O'Clock IN iul-iress ull orm T. par-
tcipate IN the parade n honor f enerl
Lees birthday tter the parade the CONF
PAM Will be entertained by the three heuten-
ants.
Robert lie Ma-ur.er Of Company T. First
regiment has won for the fourth t.me the 20 a
medal as tie best drilled private and David
Drewry Won tho company medal as the es;
drilled man ln the c0nipanv-it being q com
pett.ye drill between men aud officers
The series of sermons 10y DR. Sledd an
nOCuced 10 be delivered 10 Centenary aud 10
begin with last Sunday night was postponed
ore week account the bad weather. He
VIII deliver the first next unday night. These
sermons VIII be on tie history ana character
of aniel tn rophet
Committee on Health II tie Citv Coun-
c'l was g. have Ae'd thor regular monthly
meeting ~ tLo Council chamber last evening
but Only hlr. q. Il. Christian chairman o. tLo
committee. and Nr. o Neill were present. Dr..
w. /. Olpcnhimer. president OF the Board Of
Hea IN. also was IN attendance but no bust
ness could DO transacted Tor the lack OF q
quorum.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

ESQ In money. The above reward wiz .vt
paid FOR it's return 10 G. /. Hammond, N.Y.
United States xpress Company. o,auna. %
Va. January 1.th." Upon the eppehaaa1nar 80
this "adi negro. named ercy Wna.ei' :"
whom Keys had conf ed. rePolleu ~ -
tective Bishop what be knew OF 'nc oaoo o." ~
this morning about 10 o.ciock., neyS "n, 49,
rested and lodged in jail. WINE inc poi,ce
we're searching KEYS tho JAIL oeIec,i' ..
Bishop and tho chief OF ponce went 10
KEYS house and made search thete.
KEYS wife soon produced from unHer inc
foor of tie house a package containing o.
Ic,ving s28- Of tho amount taken not iound.
n il thought the most o. the balance VII 10
tound keys was suspected by his lavish ex.
,,erd;t,re 81 m nev. lie Is one OF the mo I
nror inent colored men IL town. las been
listed e-nploye ia the Cnited states fxpress
since II fr.t opened business here and prior
~ that time was with the Adams. lie has
Leeu driving the nited States xpress ,0A-
nsnvs wagon for thirteen years, ana LAS
In That time handled thousands q dollars
and many valuable packages. lie owns
property here AMI the people Oh his race naNe
Been II a great state OF excitement hero on
day ..t.
Keys will have hearing in the morning be-
fore MAYOR fu.tL United states District
Attorney Craig has been employed Tor the
defeD4e
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
The Association Ball.

The ball which will be given January 9th.
under the auspices oil tue Association ior tne
Preservation Of irgiria Antiquities VIII be
one of the graudest occasions that has marked
the epoch IN Richmond 3 social world. IN
the extraordinarily brilliant tableaux that VIII
be presented the follovin. young ladies'
will execute a dance Mss Irene Lang
horne. Mss Ellen Hob-on, Mss Marion
Robins. Miss Bessie faunter0y, Miss La.la
Harrison. Miss Sallie Talbot Miss Emma
Darlington. Miss Berta Mollfori. Miss Gor-
trude Howard. Miss Parke Bagby. Miss Jim
Cooke, Miss Ellen Lee. Miss Alys Connelly,
MI s Emma Barksdale and Mss Anni- How
ard. Mir. Charles Nenable Darlington has
accepted the role Of James J.. of nglaud and
NJ Of Scotland. The ladies'. who are issu-
ing the Invitations are working earnestly and
in q few days all OF the invitations will he IS
sued
The first rehearsal OF the dances will take
place at the Masonic Temple this evening at
o'clock. All VINO have slgnfied their nten-
tion of dancing in the court scene are coz
daily invited % be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

An elegant reception was rendered Rev r,
~ Sledd. y. d.. by his congregation at Cen
tenary Methodist Episcopal church Last even
ing The lecture ON WAS handsomely
draped with curtains. and decorated with
growing plants and flowers. and splendid
supper was served. In response 10 few
words of welcome by ilr John Morton. Or.
Sledd spoke ieelngy of his appreciation of
this evidence OF esteem on the part OF his
members and referred in afectiOuate terms
of his pastorate OF fifteen years ago. Ir.
Sledd stated that II The church now
prospered in the Same rat as it did during
his .ormer charge Centenary " Uld have be
tween seven and eight hundred members.
A choice musical program was well renderet 1,
Nj Leftwch. Mr.. Watkins and Mrs. j.. !.
Dadmun SINGING solos How tuhY PLAYED
WAS spiendIdiy recited by Professor Shepard
Webb. A number Of city ministers were
present and the room WIS filed with the
members Of the congregation and the affair
was in every way q splendid success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

The Annexation of Lee District Considered
and Referred to the CITY Attorney.

The Annexation Of Lee District Considered
and Referred to the CITY Attorney.
The first meeting of the special committee
OF nine members of tie Civ @ uncii, APP
pointed 20 consider amendments to the city
charter. met in the Coun0h chamber last
evening Mes.rs. Dicker,on Balen an Iur-
pm OF the Board of Aldermen and Messrs
Campbell Christian. OWgHn aud ,lI or
were present Besides the following gentle
men were present Jackson tfut. { lionel
John Murphy. Charles t. Wingo. DR. H.
Wythe avs Lewis IA. Blair. Jlmes Caskie
Nyu ham Boiling james T.. liam. d. Vt.
luarlrs. Dtwuy y. Allen. lr w. j.. james.
Juds1n b. wood Captain John A. Coke
Dan ell Turner peyton Noel o. tie tate
Jamc- j.. Ilolrnoy. g.. y. Meredith. city at
t1rneY
1ir. clover as chairman called the meeting
t. order. aud cry Cerh August rec rded
The resolution constituting the committee
was then read hy Mr. August. ODD ton o.
Mr. urpn Mr Dickefson Nas elected sul-
chairman Clerk August read the resolution
adopted bv the Board OF J ermen providing
that the rep0st ol tie committee should be
printed
Nr Charles y Meredith. the city att0rney,
thought 80 would Do. better % take up first
the amendments o. tAe charter 80 m.ttcu by
Mf Dr-u-naH ut the .H.t meeting o. tle
Board % A Aldermen. Which Lad been reported
e. tlo committee
Mr. August then read tLeresoution indoors
ing On. Doodle. llI subject 90 anne Iimeuts.
when the 5..l itsei. WIS taken up. Mr. Gui-
gon moved thnt tie bill be passed hy until
the % $50 mCetiu when number OF inter-
e-tel .t-1eHs would 1e present. The notion
was ost The 01'ey bill winch has been
prey OIsIy published 40 tle columns OF IIE
I'M, was next read
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

The following members of lIenrico Coun-
ell 80. ,3I. koya. Arcauum, were installed
last evening at their Council room in Fulton
at BOLTS iial Regent George Hosers.
Nice-,eeent j NJ. Wren orator i. g..
Avery Secretary. Il. g.. Harrison Collector.
james Vaughan treasurer ~ -. Naddel
Chap ain. D. W Reams Guide. p Ihrock-
morton. Warden d. J.. Maynard Sentinel
g. ". Clarae Past Regent. j.. j. parater.
trustees. j r. Maynard, -. Allen. g.. J.
larater Representative 10 Grand Council.
j.. T.. Harrison. Toe above officers were ln-
stalled by be uty Grmd iegeut T. n E.cl o.
az assisted by Grand NEGLIGENT G. ~. Hlr-
wood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

There have been several high-soundng
and much advertised min-tre. troup- Le-e
this winter. but the Model Mnstrels. who
came into the city with at 80 much loursh
of trumpets. IS by far the best seen here Tor q
long time he hand halanclul OF G.. III.
Sweeney is nder ul while Avid "a iu.-
gler equals the best elmOnlY and Mon
cayO ure cOntoru nists whose bones seem %
be made OF rubber The daucin. is strong
feature, while Fun on the Iev-e. {. lat WINDS
up the very enjoyable entertainment is
laughaOle TO an extreme. TIE company =,
very large cOupris ~ thirty men and tho
next visit OF Sweeney. Alyld ,. GormOn and
4 O ties Model NiusIel- VIII be hailed with
delight. Toni hts performance WILL be tie
last.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
The Nv street Railway.

PHTBUs, VA. Jan. H.-Special. Inc
alectric street railway IS now mp.eted ana
in working order from the hotels Al ia timgro
wharf. Old Point. 10 West Hampton Us
tance Of over three miles The hrst car was
nm over the track TO the end of tie line yes
terday. go.
The snow, rain. fog and slush Of the, past
ten days has become tresome 70 eFeIYO9ul.
The TO dis are getting badly cat up and ia
some places are almost impossible.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

LEXINGTON. W.. Jan. l4.-ISpeciaL The
recent hard rains an melting snow has sw9l-
len North river until it u ont OF ITS bed. 10
damage has been reported NJ TINS
hour The rain has stopped and the weather
Is very cold.
Interest IN the application Of Buena Vista
for city charter is increasing here. q PEG
ole of the county being firmly de .ided 10
make fight to the end unless Buena vista
agrees 10 assume her part OF the county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Mrs Mary b. McCar,y mother of Captan
Pace Nc,nrty and widow of Hon. vi lam
Mason NcCmty. If taIrtiz county. died yes
to-day at her residence in this city. SHE had
reached "a ripe oi a1e and her large circle oi
ac uaiutauces viii deeply sorrow for one WHO
has So enIered herself % them by hcr many
fine qualities.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
W 10 ISSUE BONDS.

Mr. Christian Thought that the commission
should not have power 10 .s-le bonds 49, .0lg
as tue nance G mum tee hal .uarge Of lie
hnancc %. the c.tE. Air. llcker-ou moved
that tie Obey III be Ie ected Ira ex4 laua-
t.n he SO q that lie bad read the bal care
FULLY sevcrd. times. Ne thought Ma or DlO.er
bad lost sht OF tie manner in Wi the
city bail made street Improvements durl g
the last twenty sc year. When the last
portion OF e city bad been taken DO 1t had
b..n d lg ncaist the prata. ts Of a large
lumbfr 81 T. dents O- t-at lo a.lt.. SIN 8
then man improve ent- rad been made and
yct . .r,at Ia Der oi stree. s. within tho coy
llu D. need lmpro emelfs.
A.r. ou ol tlolglt that ward bonn lar 3
s.o ld nOt be considered lu the us u s.au 0I
{ g. matter g the present stem WAS GUS
tanned would take hitg year, 40 the rr sent
rate o. appropriations ue % .e the street. with
IN the city boundaries nd be lnpr0t FL. III
the prole iy ol ore man WAS improved while
that ~ his reigl1.r remained Sill un l-
proved there was nevertheless no Justification
10 keep zap the present system 10 wa, grave
fact tina. The cry tiLances were 90 q low obJ
While iO.Ilery city bonds bad lleus.ll lr I'd
o o. lU tho iast sale of nearly Asll O. million
dollars wort %, lOn's hal o. be malo a. %
M interest less per cent commission.
lic had consulted with many capitalists and
bankers who pressed themselves IA favor OF
tue new bond w-lch could easily be sod nj
pax Belde~ q sinklue 'unl would be cr.-
ted N which ~. ler cent was % be paid
annually thirty years the term f the
bonds. Six Per cent. o. the cost was 10 10
pa ANNUALLY by TIE property wners aud
perc nt boy the city certainly an ample pr
lection for tho b. 10.
i'r, Dugon stated that be had beard OF
only one % eciiou -inCe tie matter was tr-t
brought up the muitsro detail that the
bonds should not be issued hy the sinking
tuad commission unless approved by the 81
hardship for owners OF improved property
70 have 1t improved by special taxation
while his next neighbor had obtained it in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Miss Margaret Booth Armistead. the attrac-
tive and acc0mm 81 ed dnue liter OF Sir. 3 VI.
Auuistead. Yesterday afternoon be anne tho
wife o. Sir. IewisJ lleindL Pew. Dr. Mason,
of st. James church. spoke the words that
made the happy couple one. and a large ~
urse of guests witnessed the sacred VOWS
plirhted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Everything was quiet ~ the Richmond ex.
press Office asi evening. only one tram
efriy ia The morning had TO leave without "a
with new men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

PvrEBsBUnc. Va. jan. A. Specisl. r.
For three consecutive nights Mrs Jacob Dry
foos OF Rad or Va. dreamed THAI ner
father the LAKE saac Robins VIII diet
some weeks ago. had buried IN o lot on Old
street. ia THIS city. a jar containing large
amount OF money IN gold. Mrs DryioO- ac-
guam ed her husband OF hey dream. a q tho
two became 50 uCl Impressed that on Mon
Day q Mr.. ~ COS came ID Petersburg on
n wy TO Richmond. lie stopped here day
o. two and he and Mr.. Jacob Robinson a son
q, Nj. isaac Robinson. employed two neetoes
e. make search ar tie supp sed buried
treasures. 10 trace of the 4 ID however
could be f und. ast night another scar h
was made. unia curalag 10 AL. aOain-on \
statement the iar WAS uud. To Is said ~
Mr.. 10 IN on t. have contained large
am unt OF money but how much he would
not say III. Robinson sad today that 10
hal sent one-half of The money 20 Mrs
DrvioOS and the other hal he kept himself.
From ~ indications there Will he q large
tur ont o the people of 4nw dd.a on Mon
day next. their count day 10 attend She mass
me-t.n 10 lie held az DrhwjGd.s Courthou-e
IN the interest ol the public roads of tho
unity. Iho proposition IS % "a so by
bonds e the county 20 ger anently improve
tie three man hi,hwAys leading through Tie
county mo tAe city 81 eters lurg.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15

Mr. A. consulted me fora supposed inflammation otta'
dny
my Office advised no0tn
Iorlere drink quart bfi 'A' hlA
months wnenn SCENE
OF 'ns
tina and the d NOT go
s the lick so pronounced On performed the operation and after getting mo
ike putty ni WIN SAM
part Of waso could be crushed with very t'
effort tot went
sverelc which
fnnem
be u re-" large pieces au' e'
m dop pieces son q
operated at all for firmly believe
ghned showing tho dsovnc
s. 20 and
FF rrHIA thaghtit worth repeating The total weight
oftbon saved two
THE DyT STONE REPRESENTED ~ FOREGOING STATEMENT OF DR.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
? und the THE

STANTON. Va. Jan. lf.-iSpeeil l-Ru-
gene heys. e0'oyed. was arrested tins morn
IN or ste ling the $50 pack age the loss OF
which us already been not crd in L TNrs.
As soon the pa ka-e was lost the United
State Express 4 ON any sent Special Agent
A. a iishop here o. work mp the case keys
bus been suspected py TIE dete tive Tor some
dsys INT there was clue leading - aim rs
the ilsf
A. e~oov toe following advertisement was
inserted IN tau ton daly. "Dne hundred
sna fry dollars rewrl lost. between the
Ba 'imore and bio railroad depot and tire
United States Express office. on Monday
evening, January 4th. a package containing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
Pile CURE.

JAPANESE PILE CURE-A GUARANTEED
ii DUEE FOR PILES of whatever kind or 10.
.ree-LA.crnal, Internal Blind or B.eeiiag.
Itching, chronic. Recent or Hereditary. 81 :
boN. boxes -. Sent by mail. prepaid on rs.
cent OF price. No guarantee 10 cnre any casa
of pllos. Guaranteed and solt only By L. L
nELhLo x co. Druggists and soelslnen Oh
sasl aiArsha.! street. Richmond. Va
iss-we,Ir,s44y
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15


SIM rises............-. Moon rises... 7.Nf p. 81
sun s8ls. ............. - avs .eng h...ah ,lm
PORT OF RICHMOND. JAsrAEY Il. 1892
tllEu.
schooncrs Luln. Nicseron. bermuda iiun-
dre. s. 20 l0ai licA rr for Iutg.lolt vessel
lu-f.ss pafLsr, T.. Stet4man. ituustt. Sew
or. vine rOrl. vessel Gurus B. larAe- Fargo
Fol ',uukeL ll-ot. k9rloA. machinery.
vessel Car.l, g. Parker.
PORT OF WEST POINT. JASUARY A. 1892.
ARRIVED.
City OF Atlanta. Dole. New York, merchandise.
DEPARTED
steam-hus Cityof atlanta Now York. mer-
clau. D.. ~'ri.ia % cr oOl VIA Aorlo.k, vi 10
cotton. C.lt-.A .mm1us.
lAlBERTS POINT. JASrARy %, 1902.
CoAL.D.
British steam hip. Star hew ellington,
Gaze i9 }eides lor N0rto4 - Loaf; 'l
craig loading af 0ri0lk, la: T.egaus
Nu .n. IOr Norfolk. % loaI. Dlc1Iu-uau
LOADING general arso NJ Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
MARINE ISrlLL,otNcE

MIynrURg ALMANAC JAsrArr IS. lsa2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-15
Sold by orocers cVerywhero

". BAKER & Co., Dorchester, Mass.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
MINERS ON THE AGGRESSIVE.

Driven to Desperation by Fear OF Starvation
Soldiers Conf1scate Carloads OF Food
Sent to the Strikers-Jack Wallace in
Custody.
WALLACE, IDAHO, July 19.-[Specid.
The condition of affairs continues serious
There is a settled conviction in the camps
that the miners are contemplating some ag-
gressive step, n one knows what It is be-
Geved that a large number of union miners
are coming into the Coeur d'Alene from
Montana There was fear of An attack on
the Gem mine last night and reinforcements
were sent from Wallace on a special train.
There were also indications of an attack on
the granite mills near Gem, and the guards
were doubled there. This morning another
detail of troops was sent out
A strange feature OF the campaign is that
from all the prisoners only five guns have
been taken. The railroad on both sides of
the town of Gem is heavily guarded, and
scouting parties are ranging in the bills.
The Gem mine will start up on Tuesday,
and the Frisco on Wednesday, with full
non-union forces
The union mensare sullcn, and hint that
when the troops leave there will be more
bloodshed. The strikers in the mountains
have sent down word they intend to carry
on guerilla warfare The troops and the
towns are down in the canyons, at the
mercy of the strikers on the sides of the
mountains This move has been expected
for some time.
Prompt action Of the troops in cutting off
the supplies of the strikers is forcing them
to come out of the mountains and will
shorten the fight The war on the union
miners has settled down to a"starvation
basis. The strikers confess their defeat, SO
i,,f ho oil
most hourly arrests are made. The families
of the union miners have suffered some
what from the absence of food. Their sup
plies have come from the Butte union, and
a carload of supplies was confiscated by the
military authorities General Carlin will
see that no one suffers by that.
A detachment of soldiers has gone to
Cataldo to prevent the escape of fugitives
and to search for the bodies of the IL
Swedes who are thought to have been muir
dered on the night of July L. These
Swedes are not those who figured In the
alleged Fourth of July canyon massacre.
Shey have not since been heard Of Posi-
bly, they may have heard of the incident at
Fourth of July canyon, and have fed to the
hills for safety.
Lieutenant Helmick, of the Fourth
Cavalry. has reported the finding of several
wounded men in Fourth of July canyon.
This proves that the fugitives were as
sauIted there, and makes it seem possible
that the missing Swedes were assassinated
after the Fourth of July outrage had been
perpetrated. Major Randall, of the Fourth
Infantry, took detachment to Old Mission,
and arrested a number of men. Jack
Flynn, who Is suspected of having led
gang of men who recently robbed and mall
treated non-union men, was hidden in the
Old Mission Hotel. A little girl innocently
betrayed him, and he was hauled out
Jack Wallace is also in custody.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20

Antoney Barrinio, an italian, was ar.
rested on High street yesterday afternoon
for beating and abusing Mrs Eliza Dyer in
terrible manner. 1t is said that Barrinio
went to Mrs. Dyer's house in Poplar alley,
yesterday morning, and because she refused
to loan him some money, he picked up a
chair and struck her over the head, knock
ing her down and inficting an ugly cash on
the side of her head. While she was living
on the floor he kicked her several times in
the side. Late last night her condition was
very critical
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
MEMS
NECLICE
SHIRTS!

We are offering special bargains in
Mems and Boys Neglige Shirts and
Boys Waists.
Mems Scotch Flannel Shirts at 81
each, reduced from S3.25 and $3.75.
Boys Scotch Flannel Shirts at 81. so
each, reduced from Sa.a5.
Boys Cheviot Shirts at 6oc each,
reduced from 75c.
Boys White Flannel Shirts at 81
each, reduced from $2.5
Full lines of Mems Madras Chev-
lot and Oxford Shirts S1.5o,
81 and s. each. at 81,
Boys White Flannel Waists at 81
each, reduced from $2.5o.
Boys Madras Blouse Waists, ruff
fled, at S1.75, reduced from sa.5o.
Boys Silk Blouse Waists, rufled,
at s. each, reduced from $3.50.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20

DE wIrr'e Little Early Risers. Best p1ll
for biliousness. sick headache. maIaria.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20

NEARLY ever y household uses q st1mulant
of some kind. None better known or more
highly recommended than Klein's "SilyeI
Age" and DuQuesne Rye whiskies. Physi
clans of high standing have vouched for the
truth of this over their signatures. These
testimonials are shown in Max Klein's win
dow, Federal street, Allegheny. Send to
him for catalogue and price list OF all kinds
of liquors. NwF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
Accused of Robbing a Cash Drawer.

Charles H. Cole, E. H. Harris and ]. E.
McMehan, young men, were arrested last
night by Special Officer Rohan and locked
up in the Fourteenth ward station, on a
charge of being suspicious persons. The
officer alleges that the prisoners were ac-
Oakland Hotel at 1902 Fifth avenue, with
stealing S35 from the money drawer They
have been stopping at the hotel for several
weeks. and are agents for patent medicine
firm
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20
Mr.. Lander's Recommendation

Mr.. J. A. Lander, prominent citizen OF
Clarksburg, Mo-, and widely known in that
State, says of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhas Remedy: "T have seen its
good results and can recommend it." For
sale by druggists. TuwThsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20

a stylish suit-well made, handsome
ly trimmed, faultiess in fit. If you
are going away one of these bargain
suits should accompany you on your
trip. We have all sizes.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-20

MARRIED.
MoCROSKERY - FLEMING-On Wednes-
day, July 6, 1892, at residence OF Rev. Thomp-
son, MIR. WILLIAM McCRosKERY and Miss
BELL FLEMING, both OF Pittsburg.
LIVAN-ARTHURS the Rev. j.
P. e. Kumler, at the residence of the bride,
in Oakland, last evening, July 19, 1892, Mrs.
JENNIE P. ARTHURs daughter of Mr.. VIM. B..
Clark, and Mr.. EDWIN R. SULLIVAN, of Zanes-
Vile, o: