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RAILROADS.

L n eject isia Nov. 70 iss Cen.
land. 200, 500 a. m. '2:iO 4:20 sio:25 D. m. For
Chicago T;OO a. m. .2:1o 4:2O p m. For CInclnnatL
m anu 40 "i025 D. m Fur @ saa%anea RanAS 500 ii' 9
S2:i0 siO:s5 p. M. For Youngstown and New
Ts:se a:s % FG2 SiG0 Beaver 4 Fails ais 5 6S sS
.ii:i5 a m. 'I:OO '2:In $50 4s4 $40 'i0:5 D. IN.
SOC, $40, $50 16:5S ills fii:i5 am. 100 I'D
$3.50. s:l5. 'l:?5, 5:1O, $50, $500, lO:9O p. m.
sis. '7:45 p. m. From Cincinnati. Chicago and
St. Louis. Es:So a. m. 'l2;9o 7:45 p m. From
sTaa saIanSaca S $50 g. aoGo a. M o rs y p nm M From From
Yonngstown and New 1sstie. $50, S. i5. sio:0o
P.;5 E s s9 rs 10 1000 ss M, N as6 o9 s s:5Ss. .cs
P' C. K r. :f trains Ii for Mansfield and Beechmous
1910 a. m. 1O:5o a. m. s:S p. m.
p, & Y. trains from Mansfield and Beechmont
6;i yiiS MEX g;SS T. T. r. T. R6EPiRr-For New Haven
and West Newton 'o:2Ga; Ia: m. a .s;So 2. m.
.o!S6 ARRIvE-!ErSm !,.9 New Haven and West Newton.
For McKeespoERf. r Elizabeth, Monongahela City
and Belle Vernon, 's:4O t9:I5 1l:o am, 800 't5ss
y From Belle Vernon. Monongnhela City Elizabeth
and McKeesDOrt t5:5O ';4O 'til;S a m, l2:55 sos
Daily. Sundays only. sTo and from New
Castle only. Ito and from McKeesport only.
City Ticket ONCE, $50 smithfield Street
DIrTsBURG AND WESTERN RAILWAY
[ Schedule in effect May Is; 1892 Central timel.
DcpOt COls ~
PsRman sRnls Sleeping For Kane BSadfoFd EiS a
a. m. For Clarion. t1:l0 a; M: t2:Oo ?. m. For
Foxburg. T:loa. m. t2;Oo, t4:gS D. m For Buffalo.
Erie MeadviIle, t7;lo a. m For For GreenviIle:
Akron. Cleveland, Z 10 4. M, 900 p. m. For New
f6:3O F7:1O 1880 a. m. s2:OO. t4:25. t5:15 p.
Trains arrive: From Kane, t6:45 p. m. /; Clarion,
1880 a. IN. t8:45 p. M; Foxburg. 1906. +ilSO a
m, f6:45 D. m; Erie, +3:5O D. m. : Greenville Mer-
GER t11:30 M. 1850 p. m: Akron. e1l:55 a. m.
t6:45 D. m: New Castle. 1906. I'll l:55 M, '6:45
D. Butler 7:OO 1905. t1I:50 a. t3:5o. '6.45
p. m. from Chicago, 'I1 los 3. m.
NDaily. tExcept Sunday.
A LLEGHENY VALLEY YRAILWAY-TAKING
"A effect June 26. Trains leave Union station
eastern standard time): CORY Ac., a. m; Brae-
burn Ac.. 6:jU a. M: Niagara Ex,, daily. SGD \.
M. arriving at Buffalo. SIS p. M; Dubois and
WilliamspOrt, dally except Sunday. SEQ q. m.
riving at Williamsport. 6;45 p. M: Kittanning
Ac., 9:05 a. m; Valley Camp Ac., 1913
a. M: Braeburn Ac., 1906 D. M: Titus
Vile and Dubois Ex., 30 p. m; Valley Camp
Ac,, 2:3O D. m. Emlenton Ac.. IS D IN. b: Kittan-
ming Ac.. p. M: Braeburn Ac.. $50 D. m; Brae-
burn Ac., 6:I5 p. m; Hutton Ac., 80 D. m: Buff
fao night Ex. daily, $50 p. n.. arriving at Buff
faO 7:lU 3. m: Valley Camp Ac., $3.50 D. m. VAL
ley Camp Ac.. u:S0 p. IN. Sunday church trains
Emlentop, 9:G5 q. m.: kittannfng. 12:40 p. m.
Braeburk. $50 p. m. Pullman buffet parlor cars
on day trains and sleeping night trains be-
tween Pittsburg and Buffalo.
DAVID MCCARGO, JAS. 2. ANDERSON,
Gen'I Supt. Gen'l Pass. Agent
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Get your tea, coffee, baking powder and
Pacific Tea Company. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Beautiful souvenir during Christmas
week, entitled, ''Good Morning." To be had
a all our stores.
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SEE our holiday display of silk bandker-
chiefs and silk mufflerS.
JAMES Il. AIKEN & Co, 100 Fifth avenue.
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Friday and Saturday,

Friday and Saturday,
Children's suede mousquetaires: 75c pair;
& nice Christmas present.
LOUVRE. "a Sixth street.
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~ From Pittsburgh Union Station
|VlEGnnSylVdnid LINES.
trains Run by Central Time.

Northwest tSystem-FOrt Wayne ROute
Dz,Arr for Chicago points intermediate and beyond:
sl9O an, T.l0 am, *l2.2O Pm., fl.OO pn., s6.45
D, M, Ill. 80 pm. ARRIVE rom same points sl2.05
am, Il. .l5 am. 900 a.m. 1886 an, '6-6 P. m,
DSP1HT for Toledo, points intermediate and beyond:
T.lOa.m az 20 P%i y OoP.m IL i 20 pm Assrvs
DEPART for Cleveland, points intermediate and
beyond: 1910 an, T1O am, tl3 pm,
.li.05 m. ARRIVE from same points: $50 an,
DEPART for Martins Ferry, Bridgeport and Bcllaire:
+6l0a.m., tl.30 Pm, 4 10 pm. ARRIVE from same
points: fs.0O a m, l.55 pm, tS5O pm.
buIa. points intermediate and beyond: T.O am,
+l22O pm. ARRIVE from same points: l-25 pm,
t540 pm.
and Miles, t3.5 pm. ARRIVE from same points:
DSrAEr fsr Youngstown, 1870 pm. AHH1vr non
youngstown, t6. .45 pm.
Southwest Sysfem-Pan Handle Route
DErAxr for Columbus. Cincinnati, indianapolis, St.
$3.50 am, 'S45 pm, ell .l5 pm. AKRIvE IRON came
points: s220 a m , 300 m. $3.50 pm.
DHART for Columbus, ChiSago points intsrnedats
and b1yGnd Sc0,i q ti2 A'HIVH from
DzrAEr for Washington, t6. Is a. M, t6.S5 a. m,
tl55 p; M, 1880 p; m: t45OP. n AHHrvs
from Washington, 1855 am; Il 50 am, 1850 am,
, DEPART for Wheeling. 1880 a m, tl2. 05 nm,
u. As p. m, 1910 p. m. ARRIVE from Wheeling.
tS.45 a. M, 1905 p. m. $50 p m.
Special Notices.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS AND PULLMAN DTrISo
CARS through, East and West, principal trains
Of both Systems.
Local SLEEPING CARS running to Columbus, Gin
cinnah, indianapolis, Cleveland Toledo and Chicago
ready for occupancy Pittsburgh Unioa Station
at Q o'clock p. m.
TMr TABLES Of Through and Local Accn1noda-
ton Trains Of either system, not mentioned aSeve,
be ostaasd at ITO Fifth Avence and Unico So.doa.
Pitt1b6h, and at principal ticket o1csS ot - to1n'
syfvlnia Lines West of Pittsburgh
sDa2y. tkx- Sunday tEx. Saturday. FEx. nsoAny.
JOSEPH WOOD, Z. A. FORD,
aaaEl kanagE esrGal Iks1eE AgnA
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GAINS FREQUENTLY OBTAINED FROM THESE SMALL ADS

Rs- Classified Tent estate advertisements on this
rage ten cents per line for each insertion, and
none taken for less than t,Oenty cents.
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OFFICE OF THE CITIZENS INSURANCE Co.,
lu2 and lOI Fourth avenue.
DToT-FsTF NKTIoYEL RANK
Dividends.


WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKE Co.,
PITTsBURG. PA, December Is, 1892. }
nINIDEN D-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
- this company has this day declared the regu-
lar dividend Of FIVE PER CENT, and an extra
dividend Of FIVE PER CENT. payable to stock
holders Of record on January 10. 1898. Transfer
books will be closed from January lst TO 10th. both
inclusive. JOHN CALDWELL, Treasurer.
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MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Election.


THIRD NATIONAL BANK, PITTsBURG.
December 10 1892. 4
TLECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
l. nine directors of this bank. to serve for the
ensuing year. will be held the banking house 526
and 5-s " OOd St. on tt ESDAr. January 10, 1898,
between the hours Of II A. NJ. and J.. NJ
W. STElNMEYER. Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK PITTsBURG. PA.
THE AN NUAL ELECTION FOR NINE d.
i RECTGRS for this hank TO serve for the ensu-
ing year will be held at the banking house, corner
" OOd 81. ana Fifth ay.. TUESDAY, January 10,
1888, between the hours of y noon and P. N.
j. ID. SCULLY, Cashier.
DECENBEI 10. 1892.
OFFICE OF THE CITIZENS INSURANCE Co.,
lu2 and 1Oi Fourth avenue,
PITTSBURG. December 8, 1892. }
TLECTION-AN ELECTION FOR FIFTEEN
L Directors OF this company. to serve for the en-
suing year, will be held at the office of the COM
pauy, on MONDAY, Dec. I9, between the hours of
u A. NJ. and P. N. j. r. SNIVELY, Sec'y.
DUQUEsNE NATIONAL BANK,
PITTSBCRG. Pa, Dec. 10, 1892
TLECTIOS-THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
l. G0} ten directors 10 serve this bank for the
suing year will be held at the banking house, No.
4]s >mithheld street, on TUESDAY, January 10,
1s93, between the hours of y N. and p. N.
A, II. PATTERSON, Cashier.
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FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO., I2l and !
Fourth
JOSIAH COHEN & CO., Attorneys,
IS Diamond ST,

ESTATE OF ADOLPH ABRAMS. DECEASED
l. Executors Noice-A office is hereby given
HAT letters testamentary on The estate of Adolph
Abrams late Of the city of Pittsburg in the coun-
" Of Allegheny and state of Pennsylvania de-
ceased, have been granted to the undersigned, to
whom all persons indebted to said estate are re-
ouested 10 make immediate payment. and those
Having claims or demands against the same will
make them known without delay TO
JOSEPH FINK. Executor
No. 9I2 Liberty ave-, Pittsburg, Pa.
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AUCTION.

Selling Out an Entire Furniture Stock.
Walnut and oak chamber suites, pictures,
albums, odd rockers, children's rockers,
easles, etc.
SALE SATURDAY, DEC. IT, 2P NJ. and P.
NJ, 175 Federal ST., Allegheny.
HARRY MCKNIGHT, Auctloneer.
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MO. ~ KIRKPATRICK AV.. Allegheny. one
N square from California electric ine-Brick
dwelling stories and finished attic; re-enily
built, good condition; easy terms; If not sold by
Jan. will be for rent Apply to Samuel j. Moffat
No. $40 Penn av., city.
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dpO 500 for a new frame house Of rooms. hall.
sDL, open stair case, slate mantel. front and
porches large cellar lot 20xl00 feet; this prop
erty is near Penn av. cable cars, and will be SOLD
for $50 cash, balance to suit Black Baird, No.
vs. Fourth av.
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LOR SALE-Three two-ssory frame dwellings.
4 southeast corner North and Grant avs. lot 4Ox
so; will be sold away down ii bought quick; neigh
borhood first class. For all information call on
Black Baird, 95 Fourth av. "a 526.)
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Business Properties For Sale.

TOR SALE-My steam and water power grist and
i saw mills at Waltersburg on the Redstone
cellent condition The grist mill is full roller
process; capacity of so bbls. per day; also. two
tenement houses and other uildings. The mill
is in n good wheat locality and has good custom.
Eight per cent is guaranteed on investment; Best
Uniontown, or j. p. Mills. of Waltersburg, Pa.
w GOD ST.-Five-story brick warehouse in good
w condition; per cent investment; enhance
ment certain; price $25 0C0. S., 900 cash. Samuel
". Black & Co., 80 Fourth
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Legal Notices.

Legal Notices.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LETTERS
y testamentary on the estate of Isabella Nc
Celiand. deceased, late of Pttsburg, Allegheny
county, Pennsylvania, have been granted to the
undersigned, TO whom all persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make immediate payment,
and those having claims against the same will make
them known without delay.
W. j. MCCRACkEN, )E1,cr.o-,
II. j. MCCRACkEN,
621 Liberty st.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO., III and 1gS
Fourth av.
ESTATE OF HENRI ROLLIS PARKER, DE-
= CEASED-h office is hereby given that letters
Of administration on the estate of Henri Rollin
Parker have been granted TO the Undersigned, to
whom all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment. and those
having claims against the same should make them
known without delay.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO.,
Administrator c. {. q.
E Y HRECk- Attorney.
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WANTED.
Situations Wanted.

TXPERT accountant seeks evening employment:
Place Fifth av.
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DOR SALE-Brick house: eleven rooms: modern
L cOnveniences: streets severed and paved;
cosy home with pleasant outlook; within 200 yards
of Negley av,: price and terms right 70 prompt
buyer. Address Owner. Dispatch office.
Evening journal., 1892-06-20

The iiin managers are luDilant and iay
Slain 20 gains in Connecticut, California
(which they are claiming rs q whole, Ken
tuclgy, South Carolina, lndiann, Illinois and
Iowa Senator Gibson, Mr. Gormun's col
league. does not hesitate TO say who is
Maryland's choice, and as Mr. German pro-
cared Mr. Gbson's election to the senate
the junior senator may be regarded as
speaking for his silent senior. Mr.. Gibson
said: "The Maryland delegation does not
come to Chicago Ia the interest of any one
man. nor Is II here 20 aid any mans defeat.
/ have not word = y against Mr..
Cleveland as i come froin. Cleveland state.
/ would not disparage him 60 laud Mr. Cor
man. and yet l win say that il tilo time ever
comes during the session of the convention
for the PARTY TO turn 70 Mr.. German, every
one of the Marylfsd delegation win be with
him, heart ana soul have tallscd with the
members Of the two houses at Washington,
and do not Hesitate 20 say that fully IS
per cent. OF all the members prefer him to
any other man,
At O'Clock the Kings county az. Y } men,
800 strong, arrived by a special train ON the
Pennsylvania road They wore white high
hats and carried silk umbrellas. A notable
feature Of their parade was the salute they
/ paid to a Cleveland banner displayed by an
indianapolis club.
At 5:l5 the first section Of the Tamnany
train arrived. Shortly afterward the spe
cial New York train of the "antisnappeis'
came in. IL contained in all about 100 men,
The other three sections of 'rnmmany M.
rived shortly after the first and the dele
gates made their way quietly TO their hotel.
without any musical accompaniment The
Cleveland men became aggressive Just after
Tmnmany arrived, and delegations carry
ing Cleveland banners marched into the
Auditorium hotel shouting for their candi
date and waving his pictures under tlra yer,
noses of the Tammany men. Riehard Croker
was asked if the ramor was true that hl
had agreed with M. German 70 withdraw
Mr. Hills name. He said "Mr. Hill is il
the race now and always
1t is not bard work for the Hill leaders &
figure out that it the unit rule did not oh
tain in some states Cleveland would realll
not have an admitted majority of the dele
gates. In addition TO the Ciufey-
protest against the unit rule in Pennsylya
MIA. there is split in Kansas, where tn
Hill men, headed by Charles X. Halliday O
The Kansas Democrat, are protesting
against the instructions OF the state cor
vention Ex-Governor Click, the leader d
the delegation, says, with Mr.. Hariity, q
Pennsylvania, that he has no fear OF seriou
troable over the unit rule.
Evening journal., 1892-06-20

consider it equivalent to a nomination on
the first ballot. There is no more doubt Of
Cleveland's nomination than OF the fact
that / am standing here"
Patrick Collins, Of Massachusetts, Govor.
nor Albeit, Of New Jersey, or Governor
Campbell viii present Mr.. Cleveland's name.
The Connecticut delegation at a meeting
at the Auditorium directed the chairman tc
cast the entire vote OF the state--l2 votes
for Cleveland This is a Cleveland gain Of 3
Senator Gray, of Delaware, is a warm ad
vocate Of Mr. Cleveland's nomination, ano
he says that he is himself not among the
dark herses
New York State Senator William l.
Brown, says: II am for the Democratic
party, Tammany Hall and Grover Cleve
land. have no personal dislike TO Mr.
Hill, but I believe that the people want Mr.
Cleveland"
The Wisconsin delegation brought with 4
a boom for Governor Peck for vice presi
dent. The Wisconsin men think that Mr.
Peck, as practical printer would be a goe'
offset to Mr. Reid
The West Virginia Cleveland men eam'
on a special car decorated with the inscrip
tion, "West Virginia solid for Cleveland.
Seme one in Ohio shot at the banner, break
ing a window in the aar and nearly killed {
delegate.
Evening journal., 1892-06-20
lIors IsIotlng b Ireland.

DUBRIN, June s0.-Ths snb-Parnellites
tried TO hold a meeting in Killsrgln, near
Tralee While the audience was assgm-
bling, a party ef Parncllites descended upon
them, wrecked the platform and drove of
the band. The nnti-Parnolhtes got re-sn-
forcements and put the intrudeH 10 flight.
After the meeting had been called to order,
the Parnellites retRrnod in doubled num-
BEN and tried to shout down the chairman.
Efforts TO. drive them awny failed, and the
two parties fell to fighting. Clubs and
stsHes and pieces Of the broken platform
were the weapons Tho chairman was
knocked senscless While four OF his friends
We're trying to caHy him away from the
thick OF the fight, tkcy were set upon by a
party OF parnehites and were knocked
down and beaten The chairman was
trampled and seriously injured. Two hum
dred military and police were summoned,
but they We're unable SO stop the fighting.
While awaiting re-enforeements they were
so roughly handled by the mob that they
were ssmpellsd TO fall back, taking with
them three constablcs, who had been dis
abled with stones When 200 moEe soldier.
arrived, the force Of 400 charged the meet
ing, and, aftor astruggle OF fifteen minutes
cleared the place Eight men were found
lying unconscious on the ground. They
may die.
The number Of seriously injured is report
ed to be twenty-five or thirty Had the
police or military not interfered there woult
undoubtedly have been several deaths, AZ
the men fought with persistence and furl
unequalled in recent political conflicts
Hardly a man of either party got await
/ without black eye.
Evening journal., 1892-06-20
ANTl-HlLL MEN JUslLANT.
Report That They VIII Turn Their
Strength to German.

Report That They VIII Turn Theii
Strength to German.
CHICAGO, Jnne 2O.-The Hill men have de
veloped a sudden confidence which puzzle
their opponents It is evident from then
expressions that something gratifying has
occNrred. They are reticent about it ever
20 their own friends, but Mr.. sheohan an
bosomed himself so far as to say, Cant tell
you how, but Cleveland's beaten"
The German movement has assumed un
expected proportions, and it Is whispered
that the denl ever which the Tammany
men are smiling so broadly, is n eombina
tion of the Hill and Gorman strength on
German. This would draw votes from Mr..
Cleveland in the south where Mr. German
has peculiar strength. The plan is to put
enough favorite sons IN the field to prevent
the nomination Of Mr. Cleveland ON the first
ballot and then, If necessary, to cast the
strength of Mr. Hill to Mr.. German. New
York is bound TO cast her vote for Mr. Hi
on the first ballot unless he withdraws hi
name.
But after the first or second ballot it i
generally believed among the delegates tha
the Hin strength is ready to go to any othe
available candidate but Cleveland, ifit shal
appear TO Mr.. Hill that he cannot win. 1t i
cue general uei.,t tllut ou uliahcc oHensiNe
to Cleveland has been formed between tho
Hill and G0rman people.
Color is given to this belief by the fact
that on Sunday Senator German was closet
ed with Hon Edward Murphy, Governor
Flower and Richard Croker for a long time
mMr. German asked Mr.. Flower what his
view Of the situation in New York We're
and without hesitation the latter said: Mr.
Cleveland cannot carry New York, and thai
is sufficient against him. have always
been Mr.. Cleveland's friend, but do mo-
believe in bucking against fate
Another important caller was Senator
Youmans, Of Iowa, who told the New Yorl
leaders that not man in the Iowa delega
tion would vote for Mr. Cleveland even j
Mr.. Boies was Withdrawn. "We are fo
Boies first p he said, "and after that we ar
] tor Mr. Hiln
Evening journal., 1892-06-20
solEs AND PALMER.
The Iowan sin Dark Horse-The Sem
ator supports Cleveland.

The loWNn Sill n DARK Horsc-Ihe SEM
ator supports Cleveland.
CHIcAso June 2O-The programme Of
the adherents Of Governor Boies is a simple
one "No deals, no dickering no combine
tions until the first badlot has determined
the relative standing Of the various canai-
dates is theH motto II Cleveland is not
nominated by the second ballot they claim
that his prospects win steadily diminish
and his supporters will go TO Boies. Sup
port for Iowa's candidate on the first ballot
has been pledged by some OF the delegates
from Texas, Arkansas, Nebraska and south
Dakota.
The leaders q the Boies campaign say
that they have been considerably harassed
by the circulation OF reports that their can
didate is unsound on tho silver question,
and also that his forIRsr affiliations tended
toward making him as much Of q RepEhh-
can as Democratic.
Senator Palmer, who has been anxiously
awaited by tho entire Cleveland element.
who look TO liiia TO dsow Illinois into line.
arrived hers iu.t before midnight He wal
met by representative OF the United
Press, to whom he said that there was II,
candidate from Illinois who would contest
the nomination OF Grover Cleveland. n,
himself was certainly not candidate, noi
did he bslievs shat Colonel Morrison would
allow the use Of his name. Ho hciisved that
any good nomination would win eithei
with or without New York Cleveland
would furnish all the necessary strength t
carry Illinois, while the naming OF Gray foi
second place woald insure the electoral vot'
Of Indiana. Concerning the Symcuse dele
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