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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09
CONGRESS- INVESTIGATION.
The House Committee Expected to Reac
Homestead on Monday.

The House Committee Expected to Reach
Homestead on Monday.
WASHINGTON, July 8-tSpeciaL 1.-The
subcommittee of the House judiciary Com
mittee, having the Homestead strike in
vestigation in charge will meet tomorrow
to decide when they shall leave for Pitts
burg. They will probably be on the ground
on Monday morning, as the committee mus.
finish its work before the adjournment OF
Congress
The Committee is regarded as an especial
strong one from legal standpoint. Chair
man Oats is thoroughly posted on the mat
ter. He knows the question in general.
thoroughly appreciates the character and
motives of the various witnesses that may
be called, and anticipates what questions
will be contested by the Carnegie firms
lawyers. The subcommittee consists of
Messrs. Oates, Boatner, Bynum, Taylor and
Broderick.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09
Released Cars on q Grad \.

Michael Matuchek and Frank kruscow-
ski, Polish boys, were arrested yesterday
on warrants sworn out before Alderman
McPike by j. H. Savage, special officer for
the Junction Railroad. There is grade
on the Junction tracks near Thirty third
street and often cars are lett standing at the
upper end. Savage alleges that the boys
are in the habit of releasing the brakes on
the cars and allowing them to run down the
grade into an open switch. Although bat
little damage was done it is extremely an
noying to the officials and employees Of the
road. They will be given hearing to-day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09

granted q license. At the time Of rsconsid.
ering the application, neither the rsmon-
strators nor the attorneys had any notice
that the action was being taken. The
opinion filed to-day contains the follow
ing:
They 1.-THE associated have the right to
address the grand jury and under certain
circumstances may refuse or grant license
Is undoubted. am also convinced that this
court has the power within q reasonable
time to review or modify its decree, but in
the present case Georue Lees. one Of the re-
monstrators, had the legal right to be heard.
There was no error in the face of the pro-
ceedings, and the court cannot strike of its
Judgment without notice to the parties in
tterested. There 10 no authority by which a
Judgment can be entered in violation to the
statute. and former judgment entered in
revoked.
kahrer will make an application to the
County Treasurer for the return OF his
license fee of $500. and more litigation is ex.
pected.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09
RED HAIR A HOODOO.

Two English Girls With Auburn Topknota
Nearly Get Into Serious Trouble at
Fukien - They Would Wear Chinese
ciothes-some Other Outbreaks.
SAN FRANCISCO, July a-[Special i
Several American missionaries from Foo
Chow arrived to-day by the steamer Belgic
They reported everything quiet in Fukien,
where DR.. Rigg and two English ladies re-
Gently had narrow escape from the mob.
Archdeacon Wolfe writes to the Foo Chow
Echo defending Dr. Rigg from charges that
he rashly ventured into place from which
he had been warned by older missionaries
He says:
CDR Rigg went to Taichu village with
the approval of older members of the mis-
sion. He went to the village on the day
before, to plead for the release of Chinese
whose only crime was selling land to the
mission The magistrate Of the place
warned DR.. Rigg that an attack would be
made upon the mission by Chinese dss-
perado. Chic, and body Of ruffians that he
had collected, and asked Rigg to leave
Rigg begged for guard to protect the
mission buildings. and one was sent. but at
their heels came the mob, who surrounded
the mission before the doctor could escape"
Another correspondent says the two En-
glish girls would not have been maltreated
if they had retained their foreign dress, but
they put on Chinese costumes in order to
attract less attention, and in this garb the
mob had no respect for them. What in
tensifed the feeling against them was that
both had red hair, which acts on the Chi
nese like red rag on bull
The Annoy Guzette says dynamite was first
used in that place on May 20, by some vii
lain to wreak revenge on native Christians
This man was in his shop when bomb was
thrown through the window. It
wounded the victims and wrecked
the house. 1t is supposed the dynamite
was brought from Hong Kong. The intro
duction Of dynamite has caused alarm, as in
the hands ofrevengeful Chinese it will be
terrible weapon.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09
Change Of Chickamauga Dates,

WASHINGTON, July 8-Msny letters
have been received from Grand Army men
and members of the Army OF the Cumber-
land in regard to the dates for the reunion
of the latter society at Chickamauga The
change of date for this latter reunion, to
avoid conflict with the encampmeht at
Washington, has led to much confusion
The meeting of the Army of the Cumber-
land will take place September 10 and 16 at
Chickamauga. the week before the National
encampment, and not after 1t, as at first an
nounced. Reduced fares have been secured
on the railroads, and information received
by General Rosecrans indicates very large
attendance at Chickamauga
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09
CLEvBLAND's NEW SECRETARY,
A Young Man Who Recently Graduated q
Dartmouth With Honors

A Young Man who Recently Graduated al
Dartmouth With Honors.
BOSTON, July S.-[SpcciaL Robert Lin.
coin O'Brien, of the Transcript, has just
been appointed private secretary to ex.
President Cleveland, and will enter at once
upon his new position At Gray Gables, Bug
yards Bay. MI. O'Brien is q native of Alb
ington, Mass, and Is one of the best-liked
of the younger men in the profession. He
is about 27 years Of age.
After attending the schools In his native
town he entered Dartmouth College, where
he remained but year, preferring to COM
plete his education at Harvard. He was
graduated at the University in 1891, his
name appearing in the list of honorable
mentions, POLITICAL economy and history be-
ing the studies in which he excelled.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09
Their Youth Saved Them.

Samuel Haines, Edward Kehr, John
Gaggins, Joseph flaming and Joseph
Sacofsky were given . hearing before
Alderman Warner last evening on charges
of malicious mischief and trespass, pre-
ferred by B. E. May, special officer for the
Pennsylvania Railroad. May alleged that
the boys stole coal out of the freight cara,
tracks, ransaoked any caboose that they
happened to find open, and broke target
lamps. The boys pleaded guilty, and on ac-
count of their youth they were discharged
upon paying IS and costs each.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09
Working to Extend the Order.

The committee on extending the order of
the A. o. o. W. will hold a,meeting in the
city this morning. The members of the oom-
mittee are Sheridan Gorton, ,Smethport; John
w. Bickel, Norristown; A. A. Anderson,
Pittsburg, and James Allen, Conceivable.
MI. Bickel said the order had grown won-
derfully in the last six montha At the
meeting this morning they will di.cuss
ways and means to increase the member
ship.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09
Hadn't Paid for the Bricks.

Charles Burns alias Charles Foster, vas
arrested yesterday on q warrant sworn to by
Reuben Wiley, charging him with false
pretense. Wiley alleges that he engaged
Burns to build brick wall for him, Burns
to pay all bills, and Wiley gave him $50
for the. job. When it was done Burns col
lected the money saying all the material
had been paid for This Wiley found to
be untrue when the bill for the bricks came
in
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09
Shering and His Wife Arrested.

Grant Shering and bis young wife, Sadie
Mahue Shering, the two principals in the
riot at the house on the old South Tenth
street road where they were married
Thursday night, were arrested in Alleg heny
yesterday by Officers Carrigan and Cochran,
They were found in shanty boat at the
foot of School street, and were about to
leave the city when nabbed. The rioters
will have hearing this morning.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09
A LICENSE MIX IN NEW CASTLE.

One Saloon Keeper Has His Parchment Re-
voked on the Ground of Illegally.
NEW CASTLE, July 8-[Spectol This
afternoon, Judge j. Norman Martin re.
voked the liquor license of Christian
Kahrer, claiming it was granted in an ille-
gal manner. Kahrer applied for license
at the regular License Court in March and
was refused license while the late Judge
McMichaels was on the bench. On the day
the Judge died, April 16, the two associate
judges reconsidered the application and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09
THE BROTHER OVERCOME.

James Reilly Satisfied, but Unable to Look
at the Body OF the Suicide.
The brother of James Reilly, the prisoner
who committed suicide in the Jail last Sum
day, came to the city last night from Brook
been kept at the morgue. The brother was
too much overcome to look at it, however,
but is satisfied of the identity. An inquiry
came from Chicago yesterday from woman
who thought the dead man might be her
husband, but he belongs to Brooklyn. T
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09
1DEEr1riED his DEAD BROTHER.
Body of the jail suield" to Be Taken to
Brooklyn

l Brooklyn.
Joseph Riley, brother of James Riley,
the man who I'd dok his own life in the jail
last Sunday morhing, came on from Brook
lyn. N. Y, last night to take charge of his
brothers remains, which have been at the
public morgue since h,e killed himself Mr..
Riley recognized the Sdead body as being
that of his brother. Ee said his brother
had been away from honse for about three
months, during which time, his friends had
known but little of him. 1{he remains will
be shipped to New York today. as soon as
not been embalmed, and conseq Qently it is
not in very good condition for shipping.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09

THE
10000 IDLE
IRON AND STEEL
WORKERS,

With their hands full of cares, are apt to
grow Indifferent to the wants of their families
There is literally no end to the ills arising
from the failure to make home the dearest
spot on earth. Bind the family to the hearth
stone and harmony and happiness prevail
This is lesson of reason and the experience
Eof many: If you never spent your money
judiciously and carefully before do it now.
Make home happy at the next-to-nothing cost
by visiting the Great Midsummer Sale now
going on at LATIMER's Popular Drygoods and
Carpet Store There are bargains here that
will bring smiles and sunshine to every home
in our great cities.
A Sacrifice Sale that offers hundreds of
dozens Ribbed Vests at SC each is a REAL
Sacrifice Sale.
1000 Turkish Towels selling at &C each
----just think Of it.
We doubt if the good housewife eve
before purchased Crash Toweling at &C
yard--the very best at &c. We have bot
these bargains Thousands of yards
either grade
We want to sell 5,9S6 pairs Ladies Fa
Black Seamless Hose this week. pric>
12Hc The price may seem ridiculous, but
you'll say this is the biggest Hose bargain in
all Christendom
1896 Mems Bslbriggan Shirts and
Drawers go at this sale FOR 25c each.
5,o68 yards 86-inch Sheeting that sold
all season at zoe, now sell Sf-I2Hc
Beautiful India Silks, 3rc and sec, are
the regular dollar quality.
Finest French Satines, CSC and 4oc----
worth double.
We offer over 10000 yards finest Bed
ford Cords at 1oc yard. Mulls at 12lc;
French Mulls at 25c and thousands of yards
Of finest Imported Dress Goods at less than I
prices.
We have a small mountain of Carpet
Remnants on third floor left from our tre-
mendous carpet cutting the past season that
are offered at 25c remnant Long or short
price the same. '-->>~
There are hundreds of other bargains
hat the present price of goods and news
paper space will not permit us to mention.
If you want to realize as never before the
power of the mighty dollar come to Latimers
Great Midsummer Sale and see the thousands
# dollars worth of magnificent Dress Goods
Carpets and Curtains selling at about one
lalf their real value-13S-1 Federal Stree
Allegheny, Pa. nsn.
~ HNa TILE EIQCT
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09

MARY ANDERsoN's most touching rec
itation Is based on experience of Judge
Ramey, told in THE DISPATCH to- morrow
by I. c. Crawford.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09
FREE SILVER MEN THwARTEp.

Their Opponents Refuse to Allow the
rrcject Show at All.
WASHINGTON, July S-The free silver
members of the House Committee on Coin
age, Weights and Measures were unable to
muster their full forces at the meeting this
morning for the consideration of the Senate
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09

COyENT GARDEN, London, as seen at
the break Of day by an American woman, in
THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-09

BIsMARCK visited at Friedrichsf .uhe by
BY Frank g. Carpenter in TIE DISPNTCH
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
ELASTIC WINS.

Ali--ilh Frilsd-sdss Elastic Webbing. new colors.
"a Ne
saik Fancy Weave Elastic. variety Of colOrs. lie.
yard
Bsss Heavy Corded Fancy Elastic. many colors al
eoc.
French hi-ssIh Novelty Elastic at 90. yard
All remnants Of Elastic at ehAf regular prices
Bsck and White Cord HAT Elastic at SC. yard
bisek and white Hat Elastic. &c. yard
Blark Fancy Hat Elastic, &C. yard
Fancy white Has Elastic. yard
Black and White Cotton Elastic all widths at SC q.
q and Toe Ter yard
Rssdy-rB.de Carriers. some new designs and colors.
ID 90. ser-. ssc. aud 81 ., per pair
Most Improved Hook -And-sys Tape in black. gray
and white. 2oc. yard. For sale by us only.
p. D." Kid-covsred side stesls. IOc. pair.
Elastic Cotton Corset Lscers, &c. each
Linen Corset LAcers thst). and yards long. &c.
snd ~
Purs snk Corset LAeers. every COLOR at 25c. each
Curing Irons at lie. lie. and 2Sc.
MootA<u- Hair Curriers', tic. each
wsu-m.as Tbimblcs. all ,izss. loo. dozen.
Cotton Hoss supporters. for ehildren's wear 15c.
pair.
Ladies Hose Supporters with belt attachment. at
lie pair.
wArr-n's Best supporters. black and white. 25c
psir.
Browns French shoe Polish at O.. large bottle.
Raven Clos. 23c. bottle.
B~s; English Tape. in white all widths 3, and &C.
piece.
Superior English Cotton Tape all widths Sc piece.
German Linen. all widths. g.. piece
freeisor SHIRT Braid oil eoiOrs full measure war
rAnted r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17


AsHBY. The funeral 81 R. STUART AsHBY vtu
STes,sd5ia. Va. Tussdsy. ocsoesf Il. isS. q
FRipLRIckA BAUk. wife Of the late Paul Bsas. Z
ssss e md Trends len Of The family
- !, O,eIssS from her late Sssidsaos No Us
sLooR II is4s suSasy SSsos. ie Iss
HENRY, only child Of Henry Apes and Man Hood
Funeral. ., ,. N. TUESDAY. private.
COLI on s1nday October le. lss2 EMMA. b.
Pun Funeral on wsdn..day. lash Instant. 81 9 p.m-.
sS and rSs lsS S S
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4 street southwest. at $50 pm. fussdsy. ocsoesr
oosTEFttf2 h On On sSS a1sy o s a. Iss2
Funeral from her late Residence. ~ street north
atives and friends invited 20 attend HA n.y.
pECIEkMANN AZ Arlington. Va, INEZ o. be-
Of joel and I%arS ' wSssesa sep sPa nv n.
sunday October 10, 1872. at 10 an. ssed TIVE nty-
Funeral from the residence Of Mrs zAer.r Tu..a.,.
October 49, 10 a. N. Friends and relatives invited
Of Hugh Digney, in the thirty-seventh year q Ia
Funeral will take place from Lees undertaking %.
enlistment Tuesday. October is isg2. ct 20
O'CLOCK.
S oc,Sy Is ff H5t hfss slF BS fue Shy
sstssfa % Mr. hy Ghase ard for many
Church I'D s,ret Taesaay ss,srnaan O5l%n ahss
a. 9eiocs Relatives and friends respectfully In
lsgs MARY E. HAYES. aged nfty years and "a
APrecious one from US has vOns.
voice We loved Il stilled
nlsce Is vacant IN our lone
Which never can be hIled
God in His wis lom has'recalled
ne boon Hi. love had giyen,
BY HER DAUGHrERs
Ninrpcsah siTsss BAPTIST dhnb SslSo iaf TIA
TO attend. New York iapers please copy.l
MATTHEWS In Georgetown, ID. c.. October L.
oodseDt .5d H vs. an Of the late Hsnr,
The bgr-a service vii e held On Wednesday. 90
dence, No 300 Duin6arton as' niue si.r, fr,rs's
viii kindly attend In,erment private. p
,i MoeIILHENNY On Sunday. October Ia Isy2.
Funeral from his late rssiaenee eooi ssree, north
ociost riMorHy SUskSr. q h! S..i ssH si5
Gisnt ayfnu, hor,hsess aged sirty-cns yeArs
PIcKELL. on Sunday. October ie 1890. at 10 10
year Of his aye. SON Of John Il and y nsss hr''
Services a. rssidenoe No 90 I'D street northwest
" xaiel H. wednesday o''0'er H. in'er'nsn' 70
PRICE. Entered into rest Sunday evening. oIrto-
husband ossCeceliS Prace. aged NIFTY Que YEAS
rrnsrs from h.s late resdsnse No Is liza street
ana ss eS'@1as eeseserI Arin,Gn ksA;iss trnas
tend. lynn. Mass.. papers please oopy.i
scHULTZE The FemAins q CHARLES T.. son Of
shni, a. l. sehnze vii e assn ron the vault 2
80 IN. October Ia. lsss2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
BkLrrse. WHAIrpoxrs. DErss
SHIELps. DC.

SHIELDS. &c
An-~ilk Best. good colors both striped and plain
10. i2 and COZ. yard
An-silk MORE Betting Of Loo. per halt.
Cotton Betting. IN gray. black and white SC. yard
Pine Moirs sik Betting with contrast color stitch
ms. Of 25c- per yard
Double whslshone Casing IN all eonceivatls coiors
and stitching. B.. yard.
e1sinx.
ALsflk Whslebone Casing. IN gray. black and white,
3oc- piece Of yards.
A complete line o. the renowned Fedor. Shields in
al sres 81 the lowest possible retail prices Both
dSubls and single lined.
. ksnert's Feather weight Dress Shields Nos. 2 snd
X a. eis- psfr.
SUI Shields AZ &c pair
Pnrs cum Shields in Nos. 2 and 3 perfect shaped
Al - ard lsr pair Our leadsr
Ne WISH - impre>s uI.on the iafies of washfngtop
thst every pair q Shields sold BY EuHransed
Best makes. We handle no second oualities
.rns gnhrs.i.hle whslesones one dozen IN . bun
ana nlonds; prices, Sc. 10 15c.
sim M q lons wsaleoonss 5-1e width Black only;
p sss aS'i sosa s,ssIg .fsa..s Sc each
tov.rsd NhAlshones IN all colors Gazing & n 10
inch. lbc.. Is and 2Or. dnran ~ - ~
pair. 81 NC
G b. Daring Cotton ali color.. 3haIIs N, 1nc
ncress oarniny Cot ton. all eoiors, loc dosen
Dettsr knitting Cotton. all numbers. g.. bail
Asents for tbs celebrated K. B. brand EXTRA oualitv
order By mad n you live on. Of the city.
Special DSseouHt 20 Dresssnake,s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
CONCEALED FOR A WEEK.
How . Young Mother Sought Co MA. NE.
shame.


shane.
Mount Zion Hin has a social sensation sn,c,s
the colored residents there and the affair hss
provided case Tor the coroner. Tbs hiI n O
part Of Hillsdale, Q settlement between Ana
costa and ST. Elizabeth's Asylum, and most q
the residents are colored people. Among them
Is q shoemaker named Wood. and his daughter.
Annie Wood, who is about eighteen years old. d
the individual who has furnished the material
for the latest sensation The girl has been a.
tending school and Tuesday last, Just one week
ago, she gave birth 20 child. Her mother
died about month ago snd IL was stated that
her death was FASTENED because Of her grisf
about her daughters shame.
Annie and her father are the only occupants
OF the house and there was no one present last
week when the child born except the
mother Of the infant
Instead Of calling upon her father she wrapped
the child in piece OF cloth and hid Il In Q
vacant room in the house
The Young mother remained in bed ard IL
WINS not until yesterday that her father discoy-
cred what Was the matter With her.
He then discovered the dead body Of the
infant Early this morning be seut 90 Anscossi.
for pr. J. A. Watson. who went
TO the house and found things
as stated From the SURROUNDINGS the
doctor said he iadged that the girl had waited
upon herself during her weeks sickness. The
case, he said. was the most remarkable one he
had ever heard OF. The child had been de-
hvered and the mother crawled into an sdjoin-
ing room and concealed the body; then al o
crawled back and succeeded in covering up her
deed for q whole week.
DIR. Watson found the body Of the infant
very much decomposed. The child. he thought
must have weighed eight or nine pounds. and
from appearances he thought 10 was born strong
and hearty.
As soon ~ he left the house he reported the
facts to the police. and Deputy Coroner
Sehaeffer will investigate the case this afNsr-
noon. DIR. 7. c. Hunt viii assist at the autopsy
on the infants body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

POSONER OF GIRLS.
Trial of Thomas Neal Cream Begun
in London.
GENERAL STEVENSON IN ALABAMA.
Alleged Promise Made to Governor
Gray.
OTHER TELEGRAPuIC NEWS.
OTHER TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
STEVENSON IN ALABAMA
The Bullock County observation-disclosures OF
Republicans.

The Bullock County observation-disclosures OF
Republicans.
Special Dispatch 20 The Evening Sta
MONTGOMERY. ALA, Oct. I7.-Gen. Adlai f.
stevenson, accompanied by Mr. Ewing. his law
partner. and the Birmingham escort commit
tee, arrived in this city at Gas this morning
Owing to the early hour no reception was ten
dered him and only a small number were at the
depot to meet him. He changed cars imme-
distely for Opelika, where he speaks TODAY. Re-
turning he will arrive in this city tonight and
wiz remain Few hours. Preparations are in
progress to accord him a reception
Judge Bruce of this United States district
court has issued an order to the Bullock county
arrested officials 10 appear here next Saturday
and show cause why the mandamus applied for
by third party people should not be granted.
An important conference Of republican
leaders Is TO be held in birmingham today TO
determine finally whether the Mosely and
Stevens factions can be united. The result OF
the conference is awaited with great interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17

Berthe Krunstadt Claims That She and
Consul General Ruin Are Victims.
NEW YonK. Oct. 17.-Bertha Krunstadt. the
housekeeper and pretended daughter of Do
mingo L. Ruiz, the consul general of Ecquador.
who Is accused Of forgery. was this morning
arraigued in the jefferson Market police
court and remanded until WEDNESDAY for
examination: Ruiz Is still in jail for lack Of
ez,Ooo Dali. but It Is expected that he will be
able to obtain bonds during the dav. 30 n
Ruiz and the woman claim that they are VIC
Tins Of . conspiracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
GOV. GRAI'S PLACE.

He VIII De Made Postmaster General II
Cleveland Is Elected.
1NDIANApoLIs, IND, Oct 11.-It is stated
here that Gov. Gray will be a member of
Cievelands cabinet, in the event OF demo-
cratic success, and that his position in the
Presidents advisory family will be that of
Postmaster General.
A friend OF the governor said that he had re-
ceived positive information that Cleveland ha,
rendered Gray the place If he WAS elected. and
In commenting on his administration OF four
years ago he said that Indiana would have been
similarly recognized at that time but for the
fact that the state had furnished the Vice Presi-
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-10-17
AT LANsBURGW L RRo,s

ihroa~h many Important changes in our business
~v-re enabled 10 increase our Notion Department. to
u1pis ~ former sire AMI we can safely say We
ssn sappJ you VITA everythne IN the Notion Lima Of
NE best msnufscture the lowest possible prices
prs>smsksrs ~e offer SPECIAL Inducements
b>lo~ 80 give you q partial list Of the important
ssselss Ne carry, with price. Alfred. R1perienced
sAisslAiss 10 wait upOn Quick time and no wait
hw
EverythinS IN Notions. Of Swiss. German. Ameri-
en aud English manufacture