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I THE PITTSBURGH POST: FRIDAY, JANUARY 4, 1S30. wiLLi.ur sr. wholesale jsd kzcail vnr aooits, xotioxs axo rnivuivus, ALLEincxr. t't A SIGNIFICANT LETTER, ADDRESS 10 THE CARDINAL. THE COLORED CATHOLICS RECITE THEIR PROGRESS.

MARRIAGE LICENSES Julin Sa itz Louisa C. Sehuub Vincent Tnkaxewe7. A Idee Czeriiiezfty MieUael Kehnk Anna I'zerniczky the a trie of Doneyfelt, and claiming Lancaster, as his home, is wanted here. Jf represented himaidf as an experienced horse doctor and a class in veterinary surgery with a number of iarmer3 as uupils, charging each $15 a term in advance. He pave three lessons and left, being 200 ahead.

THE DREAD DISEASE SPREADING mm SEMPLES mil 4, III II I A Special Good Bargains in Every Department. All Winter Goods Closing Out and New Goods Suitable to the Season Opening. INiJYIOUS TO TAKING STOCK WE WILL OFFER OX WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2, All short lenzth? of rress (Sno'l. Silks, Flannels, I'riiits. Kibhon.

iirtin-'s. Table IJne-ia, without re 1389.1 A Sheet: I a vd t3 nir re: Embroider pr.ca cs and or oat. Wo sar of every kind will be disposed of. Gr T) and Henriettas, all Fabrics, 60o, Too, 9JJ Long or Short Gar- LI AXE OKDEK3 PKOiTPTLY FILLED. prefer to do this rather than inventory tUeta.

All odd lots of Hoi rv Giovci and 13 11. SSS ics on c)ci Goods Counter at 12 to 25c, many of chase just half price, oi Tdam iduids faucv weaves and mixtures. At SOc and 3TVc, rare values in plain and mixed Siiponor finish. See the French Cashmeres color-, at worm Notable bargain in Enelisli and Kronen Dress Our special brand Black Gros-Oraln Silks irive unbounded SHtisfaetion. Pure Silk, tolt at 1, full 24-incl-, at fl.2S and are the cheapest" too.

is in tho Inariit t. Faille l'raneai-e Tie up to Jij. Satin Baratheas ami Fancy rsllks at low prices. Colored Mress Silks fcOe up. Silk I'iushcs and Velvets at attractive prices.

I MEN'S FURNISHINGS. white and colored, laundried and un-laundried. Our "oc, fi-e and 7i.e Shirts are the values ever oliere.l. Coilars and Culls, best makes. Neck near ail reduced.

MufHeis and Handkerchiefs extremely low j.r.ces. inter OioveJ in ureal variety. M. COMl'OKTS. Kl.A N.XEt.S AS!) i l.ls AT UKljl'CF TKiCLS.

litUNCK OF liorjF-W NOVELTIES CI. EA KINO AT HALF 1'iUCE. 1UNDERWEAR Cr for rnnd e'enr Men, Ley- of inter Vniiarweat i and Infants. Lad I aud liroa.iCiotUa. $1, 1.23 and ii.d'J.

MOURNING FABRICS. 11-wool Ca -hmercs Sitlt Warps and All-wool Henriettas, Australian Cords, Armures, Camel's Hair Senrea, iiran d'Alinas, Albatross. Nun's VetllnK and fancy weaves. Wo have but rt-Uatltt 'usaltos aad jjuarantee tiie prices low for quality. KING- CLOAKS AND SUITS.

Now Is tho ifuio to et hariralns in this parlnieat. We have put the prices down from ii i to 75 pur cent, to unload al our Ludies' Clot Jackets of every kind, striped, plaid and plain. Also, Kaplans, Newmarket and Mad-jeskas. Immense bargains In Seal Flush Jackets, Coats, Wraps aad Uuliuaus. WlfJea' trnd Children's Coats, Jackets and Gretchens, a I sines, 2 to Is years, lieady made Suits and Prussej lor Ladies and aliases all reduced.

It will doubly repay you to visit this department; Lots of time to wear Furs yet. Prices tempt-Trimuiluys in inir. Muff, i.toas, Coliars and all the desirablo Fars. CARPETS. Before taking stocH and to fiir ct room fo our new spring arrivals, we will cl(e out all short lennths up to Ua yards of a paTjrnat one-half their actual cost.

Barsrains iiWBody Brussels, Tapestries, Ingrains, Hall and btair Carpets, Kugs, Mats and OU Cioths at lew prices. LACE CUKTAIN'S Uest values in th.isv market from ooo up. See the Curtains from i oo to S5.00 a nair. Turcoman and Chenilla Curtains and ForUeres at bottom prices. -h- Pi A 'tripes and mixtures for Ladies and Misses.

6-4 Cioths in plain, checks, tncr.ts at. special iy low nrices LES SENT WH mmi il Ut Ul OUR JANUAET MM UlERGilEI HAS COMMENCED. A LARGE LINE OF LADIES' SIGHT G01VXS, CHEMISES, SKIRT. DRAWERS AND CORSET COVERS low prices. See Special Bargains on Center We also commence this week a GRAND Ready at very Counter.

REDUCTION SALE in WINTER UNDERWEAR uEN'S We have selected ont about fifteen lines in the lower aud medium grades or goods at redueed prices as follows: 0c White and Gray Merino bhirts and Drawers at 40c each, or 75c per suit. 75c grades at C5c each, $1.25 a suit. $1 prades White, Gray aud London Tan Merino, 75c each. $1.50 White Merino at 1 ear h- 9f2 White Merino at $1.50 each. 1.50 Natural Wool and Camel's Hair at $1.25 each.

$1.75 Striped Camel's Hair at $1.50 each. $2 Striped Merino at $1.50 each. The above are all bargaiua and can be seen displayed on loos counter la our basement salesroom. SO. 41 FIFTH AVENUE.

ISSUED. Hahlivin twp llahhviii Nat runa rittrtitia a truit a Cambria county i'sbi: lui cuuuty t'ayetto county estmorelaud count Alexander Isabella Hurkliart Hiram P. Jordan Anna (rrccnavruMl Jeoruen Kramm Pit t-s burs Anna si is: -PlttsiburirU William Sehulto Annie II aii it ie J. WUiiain.l. rdeCime Klizabeth l'atton 31uthia Maria iSaecly John Steeh, Jr Kiuina ivunzriiann John W.

Klla Stratton twrp Milliia twp Pittfbnrsh Allegheny A llheny Allegheny Allegheny l'ittsburirh Pittfburfc-h I'ittiburKli l'ittiburah -d ARft Lt.D. JUIWLU HU.NTltiTON At Trinity 'hureh. by liev. S. A.

Jiatweil, Thursday, January y. ls'J, William Hidihe and Florence Hi-stimitos daughter of t. Huntington. All of Pllt.burzh. Ve Angostura Km era to the appetite and keep tho diuesiive organs in order.

WED. mnnilnj, 2, l.ss-3, Jon Cuwan'. in his seventy fifth year. Puneral from his late rc-idenee. Ann street, AHesheny City, on Friday, January 4.

friends are invited to attend. Mi CA KU-llti Thtimlav. January 3, issy, Thomas li. ion of lr j'amts MeCarreil. in his thirty loarlh year.

uneial fervic-? at the residence of his father, No. Bidweil steeet. Allegheny 'ity, on Saturday afternoon, January 5, at 2 o'clock. Interment private. DlMITNtr on Wednesday, nary 1 at o'clock.

daughter of i eoine and Pimiiuir. aed one vear, six liioiitlis and twenty-ltve days. funeral "ervlees take pl-iee at the family ro i dence, M.i. 17 Diamond Fquare, on I'ridav, Jauuary 4, at 2 o'clock rieeo's th'j family are respcettuliy invited to attend. Kl.

1 At his Into rcldnnea, "J41 Main urect, Allegheny, ou ednegda .1 nuarv 2, 1'sti, ul 6 o'clock A. llKsuv lihi'Utit, in ii.s seven ty year. I atu r-Jl t.iki- plaee on t- riday afternoon, Ueceruicr 4. at to proved to the I eier Chore Liberty sireet. Meuucr? of I.ode No.

24, A. 1'. and the St. S-eieiy and frn-ii4s of the 1 are respectfully Invited to attend. on ill's JtCKMlN-lia Ueiin nary 2, 1 at it; roru-r in le Funeral ill take i.lace fr inorninr i iM- -iXt louri I an ir.

oi h'T la'e resi-irnee. ih-jny, ou Friday. Xi. of the r. ite.i to attend.

XI'VKV, No. Kivo 4. f.i in il a re r. itvt ie at -uretfu: KK.YKNEY A. I ry a '2 I I oiiie i nrii i run hi? 1 rolay, 4, at o'cl of the fiiiuiiy arc invitr-d to ICl'-i'iS On Wylie A.

M. attend. at i3. Ai( i A. jri and F.

Funeral aerviee from her late resid. ii. Fifth avtnue, eity, im Friday, January 2. '2 1'. M.

I re rid of (lie family are np'. fully invited attend. Inserted. Heme comfort; iiei.ee for critical Certain al tho at his 'lhe 2VIos; ist Cot re.i Time, and ids :4 yer sume Office, unpa ilcled in ti.e l'a r4 Fen a avcuue, 1' O. AiiiiM Preside W.

Ff'Kl 'i ea? a Enterprise Hardware El.Ml ri.H, Imi hoauder-. Liirht Grey Iron 'AslINiS all Plain, net i.r E.ht we ii-o a hvh ra.lc i.f iivcs a sui -olh an rir ori.s ah ii uv AHealieiiy. Telephone O. ad I'lCshurich, Fa. i.

i j-ii lie. ad C. A SON. ClliX-IS1S A.M F.EACKSMl HS. Ali i ir of iron Iioars, liearia i.n-i 'liods oi every description.

Sp entl attention civea to uriu lin Knives an 1 Scisiori. Corner Cherry an 1 Strawb'-rry allays. Fitr. la. run, Fa.

iiet.a:rinjr i every cx-icuied with ncatuess and disoatca 1 M. MOKtvtr IRON CITY FOUNDRY, iioUiucj B1UI. Ulan Furnace and Maciiinorr Castings. Office and Works Twenty-thlr 1 St, beu I eim and Jubertv su la. V.EVI I (, N.

HOLMES SONS BANKERS, 309 MARKET STREET. Make Cab'e Transfers) anil Pratr Bills oT Exchange 011 Londou. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, i.niii rjE.vp jtxii iruoi srmcE 1. ALEXIN UEH NTMliTi, I'eslJeui JOHN 1. SCULLY, Cashier.

wHAS. E. SFKER, Assis. Cashiei REA BROS. BANKERS AND BROKERS.

425 WOOD STREET. Idemhers NEW YCIIK, FHILAUF.LPHI A and FiTTSEt'KiH! STUCK EX-CHAN' 1 ES. S-Prlvate wires to the principal elttev. -Cablu 'liausJvra auil liuU 01 Lxohaaira, Mh8-eoa CITY SAVINGS HANK SIXTH AVE. AMI S3I ITU FIELD ST.

Capital, Slvu.ooL', with prlvilea Surplus, Tran.icli? a (rcneral Hanking I'nMneM. Accounts Solicited. Collections a Specially CALLEKV i W.j. 1JL FENS Yioe President JOHiN V. I'A YLUE Casiiier FAU3IEUS' Dojiosit National Bank, 16 I'OL'ilTH AVE.NUE.

pins COO.GGO 7,000 Other uiplivideil pro II Is JOSEF WALTON, l'resideiit T. II. GIVEN, Cadiicr. IV.McCAivIlLESS JOSHUA F. C.

HETCHiSU iTesiieas ico President Cashier. Atsiaf ant iisnitr ASSechenv Nationai ua iii lFTil AVENUE. Capital Idscouuti Paily. Accounu Soiicitod 5DR. SADLER Treats Ail lUeasej of "vj Evr.

Far, No is isd Tani.r Spe- taclcs adj Hated, artificial eyei I SIGNS OF A FIGHT IN THE CON. NELLSVILI-E COKE REGIONS. Counterfeiters at Altoona Held Without Bail Smallpox on the Increase in Central Ohio Bis Fire at East Liverpool Neighborhood News. CovNKLLsvit.r.p;, January 3. The UMxle bus issued to-day a letter dtlressed to the coke operator, in which following appear: "The workmen employed in tho coke matins; industry in tho ConnellsviUs region, have elected a rommTtee to meet employers for the purpose of drafting a scale ot wages which shall govern th resion for the coming year.

"We rirmly believe that if such a result be brought about, that at the expiration ot the year Loth the employer and the employed will be anxious to renew the contract We have been told by our employers that some system must be adopted by which suspensions ot work will bo niadii impossible in times when there is a demand lor the product. Now we submit that the best possible preventative ot labor troubles is tho adoption of a sliding scale of wages. The workmen of the region have practically demonstrated that they wish to avoid strikes by selecting committee and if the employers are equally sincere in protesting against labor troubles, let tioui show their by their works." Hero a grand opportunity presents itself to the employer of labor to remove the great evil with which this region has bteu ailiicted. The workmen have placed themselves on record against titrikes. Are the employers illing to do Pkewis Thera is no January lull in trade.

product ami output continue as big as ever. The total lor the week is 105,815 tons, against 127,333 and f. the two previous week. The output anrcgnted tons, as aga nst T.IL'O or the week previous, which was the largest weekly shipment in the history of Connellsville trade. EXCITEMENT IN COURT.

S. K. Mr-lion, the Alleged Embezzler, Knocks a Man Down. Special to Tho I'itMburxh Fot.l Reaver Falls, January 3. An exciting scene took place this afternoon In the burgess" oiiice at the hearing of 8.

K. Mellon, the broker charged with etn-bezzleinenl. Mellon had been bound over to court in the sum of J3.900, and his lrotherand father-in-law we. arranging to go on hi3 bail, when John Graham, one of Mellon' alleged victims walked up and called the latter a thief. He had hardly uttered the words when Mellon Uruek Graham, knocking him down.

In the confu-uou that followed the burgess was rolled iroiu his chair into the corner. The men were Repeated by the three jKlice present aud thj burcess need, both lor disorderly conduct. Hot words prssed between Ed Mellon, brother of the accused and John Buchanan, Esij of Braver, in which the latter threatened to wipe up the earth with the former as soon as tney were out. aide the court room. HELD WITHOUT BAIL.

A Counterfeiter Turns State's Evidence and Gives Damaging Testimony. fSbecial to The Pittsburgh Post.l Altoona, January 3. The be-jiuuiuiz of the end ot the best organized gang of counterfeiters that ever invaded Central Pennsylvania, transpired before "United States Commissioner Ambrose this afternoon, in the hearings of Solomon Ctrong, ot Center county, and William alias Thompson, of Cleartioid county, on the chargn of making and jiassing counterfeit co.n. They were held ithout, bad for tral at the district court, vu th meets at Ser.inton. on March 4.

John Dowser, Frank MeCounell and John Pipes, leaders ot the Ulair county gang, were held in (1,500 each tor trial on tlie same charge. Detective MeSweeu-y, of Pittsbur.h, worked up the cases. The testimony is of the strongest, as Pipes turned State's evidence and pulcned on the wholej gang, whose existence dates hack live years. A LARGE FOUNDRY BURNED. Destructive Flames Cause a Loss at the Ceramic City.

(Special to The Pittsburgh East Livekpooe, January 3. The larce foundry works, machine shops and j.jittern room of A. J. ISoyce were totally destroyed by firs to-night. The flames Ftarted ia a pi.e of combustible material in the pattern room aad, owing to the delay in making hosy connections, the entire works were soon a mas3 of ruins and adjoiuiug property saved with d.

faculty. The foundry had been fitted up with new machinery at a cost of 515,000. In the warehouse wen pieces of mining machintry ready for diipmout to ditterent points. The total loss will reach the neighborhood of s.io 000, insurance about A lti-e number ot men will be temporarily Ihiown out of work. The foundry w.ll be rebuilt as soon as possib le.

THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT. An Imitator cf Coior.el Sellers Found on the Streets a Pauper. iSDcelril to The Pittsburgh P't. Findlay, January 3. The City Bank of th place co-day won a suit against Matl.ew A.

Stevenson, of SlU-dusky, the Hellers, of Northern Ohio. The case was ou certain promissory nores for large amounts, which Stevenson had fevitreil money on while mdeavoriug t- make his millions out of fcair tonic. Daring the past lew years the ma-i has epent a fortune on his fbi'I'Sh investment and only a day or so no his eleguut home was sold over his head by th auenrT to satisfy a creditor. The trial was lull ot sensational incidents, the ludicious and pathet being evenly interwoven. When the cas-; was over Stevenson left the court room almost a pauper, and f.bysicaliy a wreck.

FEAR MADE HER INSANE, The Woman Warned by White Caps Goes Crazy at St. Louis. Suecial to tho Pittsburgh Post.) Eeavek, Jauuary 3. The woman ho was found insane at St. Louis, Inst iFght, as mentioned in the press dispatches to-day, is a Mrs.

Lewis who loft here ou Monday. She is said to have at least one nndivorced husband in the United States, and has been living with a piau named Lewis here for soma time past. Recently she received a none pned "White Caps" to leave town, and within the allotted ine. Sue and Levr.s left lust Mouday. The latter has since returned, but the woman went to St.

Louis, here she has a sou living. It is believed that if she is really iuiane the threatening letter was the cause. Secarad Paymont in Advance. Suecial toThn FilUDunra Akkon. January 3.

A mai civing WEIGH YOUR DOLLARS Seven Negroes Preparing for the Friest-hocd and 10 Women Consecrated Sponsors of Christ Father Healy Reads a Paper. Washington, January 3. There was a large attendance at the thinl days' meeting of the Colored Catholic Convention. ArehbisliOji Elder, of Cincinnati, addressed the delegates urging them to continue on in their good work. The committee appointed to wait upon the president reported that lie would receive the congress to-morrow afternoon.

Letters expressing sympathy with the objects of the convention were read from John Uoyle O'Keilly and the Catholic Knights of America. Father Ilealy, of the Order of the Holy Ghost, read an interesting paper on ''Catholic Missionary Work in Africa." lie said there were missionaries and 50 missionary stations in that country. There were fiO schools, with an aggregate attendance of over 02 churches and about o0 hospitals for old and infirm. The committee on resolutions reported an address, and a committee was appointed to present it to Cardinal Gibbons. The address contains the following: "There arc 20 colored Catholic churches in the country, 0- colored Catholic hool and orphan asylums and reformatories.

As we have but one Catholic priest, seven colored students are preparing follow his noble example. Over 150 of the colored women are at present consecrated sponsors of Christ. We warn our people against all secret societies condemned by the church and hope they v. Ill join those benevolent societies which have the church's sanction. With regard to the union of mechanics, many of whom are Catholics, we tnut they ill give an opportunity to our boys to beciiie musters of trade.

As the evil of intemperance is increasing at a fearful rate we hoie that they will do their best to keep those under their charge from all evil Light and frivolous reading is undermining- the intelligence of many f'' our youths, and wc therefore hope that parents and guardians will pie.e in the hands of their children such reading as will bo useful and cut- rr a h.inu. v7i fXrrEfToi: THE VOICE, when hoarse and husky from overstrain or Irritation -f the vocal organs, is improved and strengthened by the 110 of Oyer's Cherry Peetoral. Singers. Aete.rs, and Public Fpeakor find great relief hi the tie ef this prej-aration. A sjiecif.e f.r thr-at affeeuns.

It relieves Croup and and ia indispensable in every household. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, T'ropared bv Tr. J. C. A yr Mam.

bold by Uil liiuinlei. l'i'iec I istx be-Ujt If Wise, Ask Yourself I Should pi Suffer with 7 WHY Should hs 7 Should yon cittts with Diia.7 I Take any FaoUiu ZScs? when you can put your Stomach in first-class Order and keen it so, with R. ScHENCK'S Pi ANDRAKE LLS. A Purely Vegetable Compound, without mer cury or any other injurious mineral. Have a Con rested Enlarged Liver 7 Suffer with Nausea and Biliotmncsg? IavitB Jaundice, Chills, aad Kalaria? Sot Eeaiovc all Liver Trouble 7 when you can command the most powerful agent Nature has given for treating the Liver and restoring its function, by asking or send-inn for a byx of 'R.

bCHENCK'S i ANDRAKE ILLS. For by all Druggists. Price 25 Cts. per box 3 boxes for 65 cts or sent by nail, potia.Te free, on receipt of pries. Dr, J.

H. SUisnck Sci, Philad'a. Atwood McCaffrey, IPiPE-HTISaS, PHOSPHOR BS05ZE FOUlldfiFS PITTSUUKOH, PA. PipQ-fJfmz orders for learn, Wafer and Natural Gas in iron mill's and alt kinds of manufactur ing n'orks trombtly executed uy experienced zi'orkmci. rles rdackerel ia al Wa pound kits, and 5 po I hi SI OKO.

K. STKVKX: Vj and -iu and cans. NSON CO. Avenue. J.

SCHULT2, IRON CITY BRIDGE WORKS. 00.ee and Works LU7 CAiiSUN S. S. Pittsbursh. Tf WEAK 7.Tu? I -t- coufa'-iiui4T full partifUiiii'S for iioaio cure, frw Fcr FOWLER, Kooduo.

Conn. WHY MA so Seven Cases cf Smallpox Now Reported From Central Ohio. Special to The Pittsburgh rost.l Tiffin-, Januarys. At New Washington the cases of smallpox are on the increase anil it is fearetl that the dread disease will become epidemic. So many persons have been exposed that health oilicers are battled in Liieir attempts at isolation.

I.ate to-night a physician who returned to town from New Washington reported that the number of cases had increased to seven. He says that about Lalf the population are making arrangements to leave the town. The cases so far show smaiipDx in its worst stages. Ofricers of the State Board of Health will arrive here to-iuor-row. HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

A Man Refusing to Disgorge is Beaten and Thrown in the Mud. Special to The Pittsbursh January 3. Three unknown men attacked tlezekiah Spiral-lr, a farmer who lives about two miles east of this place, on the pike, last night, while he was on his way home. They de manded his money, and when he refused to disgorge they threw him to the ground and beat him until he lost consciousness. Then the highwaymen took everything of any value, a small amount of money and a watch, and left the unfortunate Mr.

Spindle lying in the mud. When he recovered his senses he managed to get home. He has no idea who his assailants weie. Institute Directors Elected. ISDecinl to The Pittsburgh Fost.l Reavf.r, January 3.

The directors of the Teachers' Institute held a meeting to-day and discussed several important subjects pertaining to schools. It was decided that the organization of directors should be permanent. J. C. Ritchie, of Woodlawn, was elected permanent president, and T.

11. Purdy, of Borough township, secretary. The institute closes at noon to-morrow. A Town Without Light. to Tlie Pittsburgh Post.

Hamilton, January 3. Utter darkness prevailed in this town last night and those citizens who went abroad had to carry lanterns. The Gas Light company of this place is endeavoring to compel the city fathers to pay them their price for streetdighting and the council-men say they will manufacture their own gas first. The fight is being watched with interest all over the State. An Alieeed White Can Notice.

Special to Th9 FitUbur-iu Fuit.l Iir.uwssviLLE, I' January 3. This morning when Mr. Baldwin, a blacksmith of Bridgeport, arrived at his shop, he was confronted by a glaring notice pasted on shop door ou which was drawn a co'iin, and which coutaine I threats of punishment. It was signed "National Order of White Caps, U. S.

Caught at Last. Special to lhePittsbunra Post.l Gkeensihug, January 3. Charles Lirziuger, a member of the notorious Fleck gang, was arrested last evening by Detective Sharp and will bo held to answer to the charge of larceny pending against h.m. lie has beeu evading the officers for months. A t'tranga Coinci'ienca.

fSneolal to Ths I'lttsburifU Fon.l Sr. Claiksville, January 3. Lite last night Mrs. Abner StiUwell, aged seventy, fell down a flight of stairs and was fatally injured. This morning word was received that her Samuel had died at Bridgeport at the same timi To Sue Insurance Companies.

Steurf.n ville, January 3. Marcus Roruhauser, the dry goods merchant, will eoimueuce suit against the Fireman's Fund; the Cincinnati Underwriters; Imperial, of Loudon: of Toront and Grrmauia, of New York, insurance companies, to recover $8,000 insurance on bis stock recently damaged by lire. Supposed Incendiary Fire. Sbecial to The Pittsburgh New Castlk, January 3. An eariy morning fire to-day destroyed a portion of Kirk's handsome? store.

Loss 51,000, partially covered by insurance. The lire ia supposed to have been of incendiary origin. Flames Consume a flouring Mill. Wr.LLsnrKG, W. January 3.

A flouring miil operated and owned by H. A. Sanders, at Cross Creek, this county, was destroyed by fire last night, together with its contents. The loss is estimated at 4, 000; insured for 52,0.0. Braddock Games Raided.

Br A moc'K, January 3. "Reddy" Cobbs and Charles R. Edvards have besn arrested for keeping a gambling room and committed to jail in default ot 51,000 bail, pending a hearing. Quay Makes a Real. Beaver, January 3.

The National Hotel property here, which is owned by Coloael M. S. Quay, has been sold to James If. Cunningham, for 55,500. Caught At Last.

Snerrial to i lie Pittsbarira Post.l Uniontown, January 3- John II. Williams, of Fairchance, was brought here this morning an. I locked up ou the charge of shootiug Michael Rusco, last September. NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS. D.

W. Prince, a dealer in toys at Mansfield, has assigned. Asaelts liabilities 0,000. White Caps have succeeded in running a man out of Canonsburg. While skating at Grove City, Frank Daveuny foil, striking the back of his head.

Concussion of the bruin has resulted. The postofiice at Wellsburg, W. was ransacked by burglars Wednesday night, but only a gold watch was secured. In the Chartiers United Presbyterian Church there is trouble about an organ. All the members ot the choir favored organ music, but the Lader wouldn't have it.

As a consequence the leader is all that is left of the cuoir. When Baby sick, gsre hor Casioria, When she waa a Child, he cried for Caatoria, When she became Mia, he clung to Ceatoria, ha aha hd Children, ah tare them Caatorix Road About "Lace 2d Pag3. Our January jale strides t's department like a cycloue, prices leveled flat down. Jos. Horn PenuAvenui Stores.

With the lowered prices and the bturdy wear of our clothing offered in this special sale. There hasn't been any time when you could save money on clothing like this. Wanamate a Brown, Corner Sixth and Penn Avenue. to clO-0. KEQ.UESTED.

71 ft Pi ililli liAILHUAZUs. 1 I IS is I' i II AN 1 LAK IE A I 7-J liuAli CfJjdl'AN Schedule in eiloct 1 leotmher '2, ls, Central time. F. L. E.

It. K. liKi-ARt' For Cleveland, a. (. ui.

I'oc in 'hirauo and St. Louis, 6:30 a. i p. in. tut Puiialu, nc-'J a.

ui. (on Sun days. a. m), p. in.

I "or Saia-tna'nea, 7:4 i a. p. ni. For Beaver Fil.s. a-3a.

M0, a. 1:21, p. in. I or Chart iari. a.

1:2 i. 1 p. m. suiidaysonly. AiutiVB Cleveland, a.

.0 p. in. From cinciimuti, Chicago and St. Lotus. or p.

in. From Jhulalo, n. 'J, S'4')p. m. From Saiamancn, 1:0 p.

m. 1 a. ki. i p. in.

From lioiiver Talis. 7--0. a. p. in.

1 rem chartiers, 5:15, .0, 7: i a. noon. 12.3), "1:12. 1 p. in.

M. K. i V. 11. K.

T'CPAItT For New 1 i. a. p. m. For West Newton, a.

in. i.i. I roni N-iv Haven, a. p. I Wist Newton, 6 4 a.

1- jo p. ia. i 1 y. E. ')K.

Creneral suiierintendect. A. F. CL.MiK, General Ascent. City I itk.

i 4ol snitthheld street- 1 )lTi! AND IVKSI'liRN KAIL- Al (Central Standard Time) Trains 1 A rrive. Sutler Acmn a in a ru iiav Fx. 7. -20 it uij on i hitler a tn 0 iu Chi nc.o Express fdaiiy) tuill.ii&a tn New- astie and (fr l.x in! a Zcllenopio and Foxhurj; Acj m) a tn Ai-coin Ihroughcoacii aud alcej iag carlo Chicago d.u.y. i A LLi.iiHL.NV JiAILl.OAl.

On and Stii. 'a v. ee. So. 14, trains I leave and arrive at T'nion Station, Pitts- 1 burah.

East, rn tanriard time: Fuhaio express leuvis, a 8:50 ni; ar- a ui. ill. OF c.ty Uu il. is expr'ss leave, a 1 2 1)1 m-'atrivc 1:15, la i KiltanumK Have Mia 4:00, 5:30 ar- ri.e a m. 11.

Fra.i.., lea ve, t.20. ni; C.4 7.10 j. ui. leave. in: arrive.

2TS ni. Fcl-i a 1.1, o. I arri 1 ,1 0, 5. llt'J-- in. i ier ect, leave, in a in.

leave, a 7:20 rr.ve's: a ra, 41, 4-4, m. srVIlxV liuflalo leave :5 a ill, :50 arrive a in, 7:4.. m. lira, leave, Mi; arrive, tn. in.

sleeping Cars on Buffalo Express to and from Mini, do. Ticket olti -e-. No. no Fifth are. and 'Union .0.1.

I A VI 1 1 Mi CAlit 1 (i Supt. 1.. 11. TLi.Y, iieu. I rt.

and Fa-s. A d. I AN 11 AN 1 "EE Rid TE 2 1 Station. Central Leave for Cie.clnnatl and St. and 11:15 p.

iu. Iieiiiiiso and Cuiirtai, 11 oveiiiuer il. IssS S. atniar 1 Tiuia 7:3 a. m.

i. p. in. Co la p. m.

Whoel in sr. 7:. ') u. r. tu a.

iu. ac e. eut.en vi Li a. a. in.

p. 11:00 a. m. p. in.

lim r. 1 ton ti, p. in. 7: 2, 10:40 p. ia.

McDoaaids, 1:50, 0 p. ra. m. Steuiiinviile. m' 4 loan 1 rom th 1 1' llli heeliua.

1: "1. a. la. n. nj.

I'nr. ii.its'.o-.vu, 7. la a. VVasiiinion, 6:01, a. 111..

p.m. 0:35, 6:55 Ic'io a. and 10:0 1 p. ra. lj p.

111. iUc lionaois, 6: 1 a. 111., ivco p. ui. Suielav Fr iuciuutttl nd the Wost, 7:31 a.

"Milan 1 p. in. For Chicairo, 1 1 ru. Hurjetts-town, n. m.

31 nrif ftel 1. 8 J. in. 'onakls, 10: 10 p. m.

From Uia a. m. and 6:55 p. m. liuruetta a.

111. 3KDonahis, a. 111., p. in. p.

ill. F. A. 1', 1 1 Fasfenircr Asent. .1 AS.

Jh-l'KKA. lien'i Manager, Fittsburish. I'a. F. 2U1LLEK, Oeu'l Sup t.

Col uiulma 11. DOCTOR iiU-lur In an lnn2ft tn prantiee, oiuoii a "iL'ate. HITTIER, As all a 1 lai; ilies of Pitts burijli papers prove, ii tha oldest estaldlsihal aud most prominent puysiciia iu H19 city, da-Volins special alteaiiou to dlaeasm of tho Sniu, t.ioo.i, Eraia aud jNervoua Sys-taui, iidaei, HP CM Era .0 J.iaeiaer. etc. I "ill's ailtl -dental inscaaei, cacj- iUsuvo studiej.

cr.ervatir., euipioj nuprupei ui-ous, IMUltiug iu iihysioal dooay, uerruu dcbllit, lack of C-ueriy, aiu.iition nud nope, impaired Uiemory, disordered sii-ht, bash-lulue dizzauess, Flcopieesness, pitnpies a-id trup.luus, iuipovcrisiic.i bloua, failing powers orjtautc nt.ii.inM, dyspepsia, constipation! tlneattruea coiisuiapUon, aad uniitung the psrl ton lor socie.v or marriage, ard salciy and pnvatei cured. JJLOUD ASi) SKiN airfu, eruptions, Motchf falling hair, hone paia itlau.iuiar w6lH.iti, uieeratlom of lonus, inoutli, ttiiuat, ulcei'j, old sorei, vereuia, aoroi- uia, salt rheum, aeuic and other skin impurfo t.oos; also, bad 01 uioa-ary Improper i aues are cured lor life, and biool poisom inorouiiij eraoicuvcu iroia ino sy sao.u. I'hidAiil Kidney aud bl.idderdr.ius.tinoats, woai "back, trravel, caturrnal dli- tharifO-i. rei eni and staa Imsr Ewsilin rhctlmatlj and oLher palut'ul fymptoms, receive searchiaa treatment, prjmS relief aad real eures. Wiutiier'i liia-lons extensive experloaca tn these important diseases, pre-euiluently ni him lor tUoir correct mauaireiuont, and anurds eeieutiCc ami reliaiile treatment oa common iense prineiples.

Co.uiultati in free. i'ailunta at a distance a c.irclully treated aj if hsra. uUioe hours, a A. 1I. to P.

Sua lay, it A. U. (iiij-. i)H. WHilTiEli, jj Feun aveauo, Pittibtiru, Fa.

L. IE est: no nous ii Fltaliient. JUUli viiLEVftlm H. D. S-et.

ai. ,1 1 i. CHAKLvs Fa ma, Vice FrasUea Treaeurtr. S. A.

lrcnottf, i-'UCshoiiv L2 iti.lv tonpani A A I E2i EiCAJ bit Jy4-mi Li ii i a-i 1 1 r. li i' 'NT STEMS. 1-- A. 1 IL inJi: ALLEY i 'ON, i ir ill Co. I nitt I AV CE.

-r y.tii.i. Pi-I Fa t. in i at I'J ai i art Luropc. 21 AX loreiiru bUixTS, St 17 I n. i'i i 189 FEDRRAL KAlI.ROAIi.

EN'NS VIA A i'a'KA I aT TN A after November Vfl, is-s. traiR will leavo nion Station. Fittibursu, as iolloivs, Eastern Standard Tiuie: Mti'n T.iitf I'istiraril. Ne'v and Chieaa- of Pullman Ve-tihitic cars, da.iy at m. Ati uitic Fxi.re-s daily for the Fa ft, a Mail 'I r'liu daily, except Sunday, 6:6) a Sunday leave at a in.

Pay l.Xj -resa daily at a m. Mail Express daily at rn. 1'hiladeiphia Exprts- daily at -I: Eastern Fv-ress daily, Ul. Fast line atteu: in. Ail tiir.oiuii tr triS eoniiect nt atsof Annex" 31 m.

Jersey City or Brooklyn, and joui iioy sv-d-lin'i dou'ile throuuh Nw Y-ik eltv. A except Sun. lav, ZA1 in. reenhur' pm daily, ex cp Sunday; on Sun-iay. i m.

iri'eii-bunr Fx press. til wc davs. 1't rry Fxpr -s-, a in week .1 ivf. W'mis 1 na. i-uday in.

and nit lit Wi' i in. X. i I'luaav, m. I' 4 i. 4 4 i to lav, ok Ac 1 6-4o, fy.Vi an i 1: '5 and 9 la rn.

4 I l.r:Kidock Acc tea Oh, Ilia 1 7: in week days. Sundays. a in Srwttnri-tt l'nn I'a ihrit r. lor a in and i-ihp ro.wlth oat chanire or cars; connecting recnsiiur. I arrive from t'Jilont at fl Ki, i 1 Min arrive at the T'uiun Station as Maii Train, daily ttTh Fx ily I'acitic rcss.

ily 1 ia a lu l2.4.- 1 .1 1:1 fi lo ,1 4 In Chlc Limited Express, dally, ast Line, ,1 Oyster Expresn. except ej.t Mi ia'. i'erry r.xpres revtiahnri: Express, "tj a ni Vrf iv-fi ntrl ttiit Fr-nt I ederni str-et station Mail t-ain. (or Expr-s ior Mui.sviiie. conn.

Hotier Hi. ity. a in tin for in 4 1 la 20 111 1 111 l.iitlerAcc-i-nmodation -v and E-4 i a m. an .1: 10, and lo 1-2: an 1 ...1 a I jhimoda'loh. M.rnii'da.e a tu.

A JUi rt fx in A A -com Trains arrive at l- ederal 11 slat ion. 2o a rn T. a '21 111 .2 in 1 fr Mad tra.li Futier A -cooi Freeport Ac.o.hi --4 a On tin day NrtLi Apollo Areom in FutScr a ui, 4 4a and iu. 1. .0 and 1 lo; 1 ia in and 1: -7 a ru and in 1 a 111 and 5:40 tht'ltt iri.Mfl1.

OIO ut 1'i a leave lui Him siatluii. Fittslnirjh. a nonsaiteia Clty.Wost HruwtH "wu. ll.oo a m. For iNLuiona i lirownsville, a iu 1 or vine and i tilontowu.

11.00 n- in- and uli 4 4 m. I ir Monon le iv. 1 Hi Sun. ailobi Aecon-t a v. 1:01 4 i in.

Hlon. 3:2) i-OR in 11 ect FlUaheth AccenmO'lat am, '2 on, and tn. Sunday, 11 m. iaiiis r.w from Pniuntown, CFy and West iirown.ville at and 7: 1 m. I Mononahela "ity and West.

Brownsville at a and 7:10 m. OnSuudav 1 11. from City, a ween ilavs. Uravosburz Accommola: pan, 5.4" tn. West Elizabeth Accommodation, 6:55 a m.

Sunday, 7:15 in. The Exoeisior "Express- Compnnv win call tor and check fr'iu lodeis and residences. Ticket olttees No. 110 Fltth avenue and l.diion Station. The Allegheny Express Company will call for and IciL'aa-o from hotels and resilience la Alleahetir.

Inket oihes Corner Fourth Try street, and Fnion station. avenui and J. K. IHiP, fen. Fa's'r Auent CJ1.VS.

E. IT lill, Uen. Manager. OKNNSVLVAMi COMPANY'S LI.N'FS I l4. 1SS.

Central Slanda 1 lime, 1 KALNS PEPART I 11:011 Station: Fer Cliieau 7:46, in; Foie Jo, 7 11:20 in: Crestline, 5:4 7:2 a in; and 11:0 -and Yminnfiiiivn, as iolloivs, ironi 7:25 a in, YJ.X'i, -i a ui, 12:20, a in; Cleveland, New Castle :20, in; vine, l.rie and Asiitabula, a 12:20 rn; 11 ml aiiustowii, ill: alass; on, 4 1 I j' 111; vv iieeini" and Heilaii-e. a 111. 12:: sdale. in; Leaver Faila, 6:05 iu: Leeti a 111. Au.KGHr.NY Kocaestcr, a Feavei Falls-.

8:15. 11: '0 a la; Enou, 3:00 ui; lic.ii',' 11:45 a in. ivm. 4:45 im i Conway, 10::.0 111. 1 St siiat Tkakvs I'roin 'It tstm rcrli Tor Chi-; eaa.

7:25 a 111, 12:20, 1:00, 7:45, 1 1:2.) Ciuve-1 laud, iu: Tolei.o. 1:0) and ll 'Ji m- Younirstown. 12.20 in; Leaver Falls, a in; from Alle-rheuy, lor Fair OaK, 11:40 a Kaiu rn. TKA1KS AKH1VE Union Station from Clil-eairo, 6:35 a ra, ru; Toledo, 6:55 a m. 7:35 111: Crestline, in; and ie-A" Castle, 0:10 a m.

1:25, 7:35.10:15 in; Cleveland, a 2:25. lu: Vv'heel-inyr and Heilaire, a in, 7:45 111; Eria and Ashtabula. 1:25, 10:15 he '0 a ni; Mies and Jamestown, 111- JS-iiver Falls, a 111, 1:10 in; Lcetsdale, m. Auitivi; Ali.kohbs from Emm, a'm. Conway, 0:50, Kochester.

0 :40 a ill: Heaver Fells. 7:10 a ni; LcetsdaU, 5:3 7:45 a in" 12-eo, m. Svsdat Trains arrive Union Station from ''hicauo, 1:50. I'con. 6:35 a 7:35 pm: Toledo, F''ii.

6:1:5 a 111: Yountrstown, Cleveland, 5 50 am: Heaver in. Arrive Allegheny Irotn Fair Uaki, a ra: Loetddale, 0:0 1 ui. E. A. FORI), Cen'l Pass A rt.

E. H. TAYEDK, tren'l Supt. JAalES (len'l Fittsbur-u, hi. JALTI5IfKF.

AXD OHIO KULIaOAH lule iu November 1 or alilii5ttun, 1. F.a'.tiniore and Philadelphia, a' and 1 For 1). and Haltimore. a in. I- or Cumberland, 11:30 a iu.

and in. or Connellsville, and a yUat, and 10:20 in. For a ia, and 4 11 m. For 3lt. Fleasaut, and and 4:00 m.

For Wnshini ton, I' t'a: A a m. and m. For illjT, 7:30, a 111, li). 1 eihnati aud St. a in.

lur Coiumt-us, "7:30 a For Newark. 7:30, a ra, ni. For chicane. 7:30, p.t;3 a in. Wheeler I) in Ml.

a m. 3:35 and m. Trains arrive from Phila delphia, Ualtiiuora and Washina ton, 7:10 a and in. Ernm um bus, Ciueinnali and Ciiicuito. 7: a ai 1 in.

1 V. heelieu, 7:4 5, i m. lhrou-h to as a-inirton an.t For lice! in Columbus nd 11:55 ia (Saturday oiitr). CwunellsviUe at a m. l'aiiv.

Da ily, es-ept. Sun-lay. Nan.iiv only. 'l'u rirtsbur-b Tr.nsfcr Con: ic. ny for and cheeli najraaao Irotn and -i-den.

upon orders -it li. i. Ticket corner Fittli avenue and street. 31. CLEMEN I S.

CHAS. O. ULL, General Manager. Gen. pass.

Aat. km pi FRIDAY, JAKDABT 4, IS THE LAST-DAY 0 Jfl uLm ARANCE SALE. -5- FOR SATURDAY, JANUARY 5. WE ANNOUNCE 06JR WHITE 0PENING. Special Sales cf Whit 3 Muslins, Ladies' Muslin Underwear, Muslins, Etc.

Laces and Embroideries, Eh MAN CO 504-506-508 MARKET ST. FITTSZBTJTPLG-I-I. HPV. WELDIN CO, 42T AM) 429 WOOD STREET. BOOKSELLERS-Lalest Pallications, VfSki of all kiails, Albums, Leather tloocN, Tlaiu an 1 Silver Moualed; Faucy (03'Js, lines, tvill be closed out at discount.

STATIONERS Xcwist stylos Paper anil Envelopes, anl loose; SIviiu? an IMate CarJs iu latest designs. EN Gil A VERS Special attouiioa given to of Weddlu? luvilations Viitsnir and At Horn" Cards..