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SAYS TWAS ANOTHER
Woliiiion tlio Wltnens Stand Declares
;Poilllvoly That GoorRO Koluon
Fired llio Hhot
THAT ENDED JOHN O'HAKA'S LIFE.
Kurt HIU All Da; And Until 11 O'clock at
Night In Order to (lot on With tho
Cue, bnt Aftir All
ST OOKb ON AGAIN Til IB HOMIKQ.
ArpnttM r Itii Atteresjs Hard, led Hi ;niy
UcUi up rr tin If lit.
The "Weims murder ease was resumed
yesterday before Judge Cplller. 'AVelrus
created a seueellan by elitrsine Oeorgu
Kelson with having fired the fatal allots.
Miss Wright, a school girl, who was
passing along Fifth areoue at the time of
the shooting, law the offalr. She swore
Velrns did the shooting. Bhe had atked
him why he shot, nod he told her "none ol
her business;" the could not he shaken in
her testimony. It was quite light ou the
street ut this point.
Officer Mike Hauler, who arrested Weims,
raid that he wore a brown hat and over
coat. "When the officers caught at Weirna'
hip pocket, Weims said: "I have no gun
there." Hanly asked him where he bad
put it and Weims answered "I did not
bave any."
J. N. McNulty and Edward McNulty
testified to the licht in the sidewalk. Be
tides the electric street light there was a
large office light, and natural gas jets and
a big light at the stable entrance.
Mr. Wallace opened the case for the de
fense, and at once put the prisoner on the
stand. His testimony caused a sensation.
He flatly accused' George Kelson, one of
the men accused as accessory, of having
fired the shots, Weims said the fight be
gan between Kelson and Pressel. Borne one
cried, "Hit the black cur." Kelson an
swered, "Oh, I guess not." Kelson then
pushed through the crowd to Weims
and said to the latter, "Give me
your revolver, you fool:" then, taking
the weapon Kelson fired twice. Weims
left, ana next saw Kelson at the Central
station. He asked for his revolver, and
Kelson said: "I gave it to Hains to give to
his old man. Don't say a word about it."
He had not talked to Kelson since.
A BLUE OK BBOWlf COAT.
Weims said he had on a blue coat, and
pot a brown one, as Officer Haniey said.
Be stoutly denied that lie bad talked to Miss
Wright or any other girl after tho shooting.
Alter the noon recess Weims was recalled.
Ho testified that bo did not flro a shot on tho
night ol the murder. Tbo quarrel started be
tween Kelson and a whlto man named l'rcsscl.
lie said he was In tho crowd, and bis revolvor
dropped on tho pavement. Kelson crabbed it
and Bred two Miots Into tbo crowd. Weims
then loft the place, but returned again soon
after to see It anyone bad been shot.
lit tben went to Mrs. Johnston's nouso,
nt 72 Logan street, whore bo was arrested,
He Identified tbo revolver Detective Coulson
bad found as being bin. but stated that bo hurt
not used It, and maftlriiieil thai Kelson had
Bred two stiois from it. On rross examination
Welins positively denied that bo had told
"William Johnston, another prisoner, that be,
(Weims), bad done Ihn shooting. When con
fronted with the testimony m tbo inyuest
weims became somewhat confused, but stuck
to bis story.
KllaTolIivor, colored, testified that on tun
night of April 0, she started out for crncolles.
Ou Ilia way she mat (inrtlti Km lie. Ibey car
ried Miss 'J'ollivar'a basket between them. On
Million street they mot Harris, who put a re
volver Into the lia.kvt and told the Kills to keep
It. Miss 1 olllvor let go of this bakn . and Miss
H orris took It, A short distance fui llior along
they mot licorco Kelson, who asked If they
bad seen Harris, They told lilm they hadn't.
Miss Norrls then look the basket nnif dumped
tliu levolver out of It, Witness didn't know
where Miss Norrls dumped the revolver De
tective Coulson found tho revolver lying at tho
mouth of a sewer. Witness was positive tbn
bad not testified before the Coroner thai Miss
Morris bad dumped the roiolvur Into the gutter
where It was found,
Lottie Johnston, of 721ogan street, tostlfled
that Weims went to her house on the night of
the murder, between lorwand II o'clock. Iln
bad on a black atiiT 1 at. Hlia idontllli d the hat
"W elms) had In tbo court room as the one lie
wore on that night. Also bis black overcoat
and black pants.
KITOItTS OF Till: DKIT..VSI1:.
The defense made a strong effort to provo
from tho contradictory testimony of the wit
nesses In regard to Weims' hat that Kelson did
the Bhoollng. A package ottered In cvldenco wax
identified by Mies Johnston as tho one Weims
took to her bouse on the nlclit of the murder.
Witness was pnsltlvo that Wolius was not cry
ing when he cauio to her house. He did not
say, "I've got sumotbinc to tell you," and did
not lie down on tbo lounge faco downward,
with his face covered by his hands. Hhe was
positive she bad not told Inspector McAleeso
and Detective Coulson that Weims bad acted
thus.
Charles Ganse testified that Weims wore a
stiff bat on the night of tho murder, but be did
not know wli.it kind. Dr. J. Guy McCandleis
testified that Weims had been employed by
blm for six months. Their relations woro sev
ered about a month before the mnrder. Wit
ness could not testify to Weims' general char
acter.
Detective Conlson saw Weims after be was
arrested. He then wore a brown stiff bat,
which was somewhat larger thau the black one
exhibited In court. The blaeK hat was posi
tively not the one he wore when arrested. Wit
ness did not recollect what kind of a bat Kel
son wore, lie remembered that Weims had a
brown hat on because be bad been looking for
the man with the brown hat and brown coat al
the murderer, and he noticed that Weims' hat
was brown after be bad been arrested.
Weims identified the black stiff bat and
overcoat exhibited iu the court room as the
ones worn by him on the night of bis arrest.
Br. McCaudlcss gave him tbe overcoat about a
year ago.
KELSON TELLS HIS STOUT.
Here the defense rested, and George Kelson
Was pnt on the stand by the Commonwealth.
Kelson said be did not work on that Saturday.
On the night of April 6, Kelson, Frank Sey
mour, Ulysses Weims, William Harris and
Charles Ganso followed tbe colored Mason's
parade to tbe scene of tbe murder. They went
on out to Tunnel street and were disorderly
and Jostling people on tbe sidewalk. He beard
Weims testimony. He did not fire two shots
and did not hear tbe shots fired. He first know
of tbe shooting after be bad been arrested and
placed in tbe Eleventh ward police station,
will Johnston gave him two revolvers. One be
threw into tbe yard in tb6 rear of 12B or 128 Ful
ton street. He did not see O'Hara and did not
know there had been a fight. Ue dtd not fight
with Presscl. He threw the revolver away be
cause his boarding houso mistress had told him
tbe police were after htm and be did not want
to bave it with him if arrested. He did not
know at that time why tbe police were after
biro. Ue Knew weims naa a revolver, uecause
be dropped it at the li & O. depot and Kelson
caw It.
I William Johnston, of 70 Clark alley, cor
roborated Kelson's testimony. Wbile goinc
up Elm street Weims said to witness: "ISetweeu
roe and you, Billy. I did that shoot
ing." Johnston left Weims at Mrs.
Johnston's gala and went up to Fulton street.
District Attorney Johnston hero offered in
ovldeuce several notes Weims had written to
tbe other prisoners In the Jail In which bo
mado throats ogjlnst them If they swore against
blm at tbo trial. .......,
Detective Fitzgerald contradicted Lottie
Johnston's ovldonco. Kelson took blm to rear
of 136 or 128 Fulton street, and there they found
Hol'coutson corroborated his brother officer's
statement. Klla Tolllver told blm where
(Jtrtto Norrls had thrown the rovolrer, and
tberebi found It.
AJtOnMENTS AX HIOIIT.
Wllllsra J. Hrennen, Esq., In tbo evening
opened for the Commonwealth. Ho outlined
the esse, revlowod certain discrepancies In tbo
evidence, and made clear to tho Jury snmo
points In Jlif testimony which seemed obsoure.
Andrew Iloberisou followed for tbo defense.
Ho argued In tbo lino of an accidental shooting
and aked that duo mercy should bo shown bis
ClLir w.ii... fallowed in the same line.
snaking a masterly review of tbo entlro ev.J
dense. Jloalletni'tad to eiortaralo tho pri
mitr by trying to V Hew tlmt Kelien did tbo
"aiwiS'ii'iUppIi ft m, Wiirle, Attorney, . II.
JoliiiHiiinWHinsHPed In eloie the ems for in
iiru-uriilioM. He made a (dear Miinalilnn of
Ihe law as regards murder In Its different do
yrfiesaml was Interrupted In a powerful art.
tress in whinii ha tiemeiided a verdlet of gullly
ill the Aral jlMrae.
At II n'elnik the noort adjourned t II Jbls
iniirninr st tfifwn'clook, and Hie Jury was looked
up for the night.
WILLS FILED YXIHBDAY,
On al si Vina Whose Lawyer le In m
Ftsuller I'usllle,
The will of Martha ntewsrl was fllea In tho
ll.glsler't oftlcs yesterday, Hhe leaves her en
lire fts in in the children of a defeased
imdlit'r.JuhiKiKllftgher, nf Willow Hprlngs,
Deugloee niurity, Ku. Hhe iiamei Dr. Jlu
(Iraliam, nf Dlmnont, si executor, A peculiar
feature of the will li that b attorney wee one
of the witness?! to the doouuioBt, mi after
drawing It up end saying, at li usual Initioh
cases, she wee of sound mind, he signed It, and
when he presented It yesterday, ho mado era.
davit that she was not of sound mind. The
proceeding Is a tieeellar one, hut rosy bo made
clearer when (ho ether witness files, en em
Other wills were filed yesterday, that of John
A, Unib.rg.r, of Klisabotb township, who
leaves a small property to his farullyi iCIIen
Cornelius, of JSeville Island, who bequeathes
oar property to her children, and thai of
Uabral Welsser, of the Tenth ward, who leaves
all to his wife.
BUED BY A MUTE IKBPE0T0B
For Not Employing ,1'lt and Fir Bosses,
According lo Law,
Francis Mankedlck, a oil operator of Mc
Donald elation, on tbe Panhandle Railroad,
was tried In tbe Criminal Court, yesterday, be
fore Jtldgo Blagle.on a charge of misdemeanor,
In neglecting to employ pit and fire bosses In
blsmino. Tbe prosecutor was Mine Inspector
Wick. Tbe testimony went to show that 75
men worked in the mine, and that at times no
bosses, as required by law, were employed, to
the great danger of the miners.
Tbe defense tried to show bow hard It was to
get bosses, owing to tbe rigid examination such
men had to undergo, which made tbemvery
scarce. They also proved having had them at
times, but not continuously, for that reason.
Tbe Jury was still out when oourt adjourned.
To-Day'a Trial List.
Criminai. Coukt Commonwealth vs.
Gilbert Welse, Hannah Crita, Orlando Bell,
Joseph BanUgo (2), William Rickey, J. B.
Corey, llouert inumpson, .uenry muuiuii,
Andrew Warner, George wiuis.
William
Ludgate 12), L. M. Schreiber, J. C.
Childress.
Minor Court Items.
George Hubert entered suit for dlvoree
yesterday against bis wife, Nellie, alleging im
moral practice since their marriaco In March,
18S9.
Ix the Criminal Court yesterday Thomas
Hackett was acquitted on a charge of aggra
vated assault and battery. Edward Mangus
was also acquitted on a like charge, and Charles
Stoops pleaded guiltv to a charge of larceny.
William Schmidt is on trial on a charge of en
tering a nuilding and receiving stolen goods.
Richard Falk, a defendant in the United
Btates Court at Erie, presented a petition yes
terday asking for subpeeuas for four witnesses
in bis behalf who live in Northumberland
county. Ho avers that he is too poor to pay
their fees. Falk is charged with nsingtbe
malls to advance tho sale of counterfeit money.
Weakly infants, the mother's care and
solicitude, are made strong by Mellin's
Pood. It is rich in muscle and bone-forming
constituents in the form which is adapted
to their digestive powers.
The Select 330 of Allegheny Couoly
Arc congratulating themselves upon being
members of the Everelt Piano Club, and
they certainly are favored by llama Fortune.
Wo understand the club list is corapleto
nnd no more will bo admitted. Those who
nr fortunato enough to hold ecrtlflcutos of
membership will scruro one of thoso elegant
upright grand Kvcrrlt pianos for $360,
which ore now selling lortt'JS, Tho same
reduction In price is secured by members on
nil tho rnrlous stvlcs.
Those botiulllul enses, artistically carved
In bits relict, wortli ?500, tho members will
get et M00. Hhica closing tho list tho man
ngerliita bceu overwhelmed with applica
tions, and for the accnmmodetlnii of these
lies secured n oarloed of pianos lu addition
In the 3S0 for the rlub. While those lost,
tho reduction obtained by the club aontraot
can be smiurod by cash or sliort-tlmo buyers
only. 1'urclmsers should call at once, hi
these will only last a few days.
Mrs. L. 0. Fisher, of California avenue,
Allegheny, receives the club piano this
week on certificate No. S3. Address, or call
on Ar.i:x Hosi, Manager,
137 Federal street, Allegheny, l'a.
lOCenlen Ynrd-Nesv Flat Fold IlucbloBS.
Tourist ruchlngs, 0 yards in box, ot IS
cents, lis, 95 nnd HO cents.
Lace edge ruchlngs nt 12, IB cents and
25 cents; ciioico styles, at ruchlng counter,
Jos. nouNis & Co.'s
l'enn Avenuo Stores.
One Thousand Dollnre
Forfeit if I fail to Drove Kloraplexion tbe
best medicino for liver complaint, dyspep
sia, nervous debility, biliousness, consump
tion. It cures where all other remedies fail.
Ask your druggist for it. Sample bottlosent
free. Fbanklht Haht, New York.
Mwrsu
To-Dny Handkerchief. Hale Faro Linen
Hemstitched at Vii Cents,
And 100 styles, embroidered, at 2.1c.
Job. Hobkb & Oo.'s
Fenn Avenue Stores.
D. obB.
Dags, flafrs, in small and medium sizes,
in eood quality, at low prices, each one with
iron brackets and screws to attach to the
house. Boggs & Buhl.
Doya' Flannel Dloaso Wnlsts $1 Each,
Star make, usual price tl SO; in men's
goods department '
JOS. HOENE & CO.'S,
Fenn Avenue Stores.
Ilnvai Nothing- 10 Regret,
But have your children photographed by
Hendricks & Co., popular photographers,
No. 68 Federal st, Allegheny. Good cab
inets f 1 a dozen. uwpsu
To-Day Lndlei' London Sblrts Only 81.
And other bargains in fancy silk and flannel
waists. Jos. Hobne & Co.'s
Fenn Avenue Stores.
D. &B.
100 pieces new cream wool challies
beantilul styles at 25 cts.
1 BOQGS & BUHI.
Onr noalery Deportment Fall of Bnraalna.
Fine eotton at 20c, 25o and 35c a pair;
fancy lisle at 50c.
Jos. Hoene & Co.'s,
Fenn Avenue Stores
Grand Mid-Summer
DOUGLAS & MACKiE,
Felly alive to the fact that It li very much healthier to be busy than going around dreaming,
durlnc tbe heated term, have ransaokea every department from top to bottom ot their Immense
stores, and concluded that evemhlneuertalnlniclo summer wear tnuit fo,no matter wnatthe
loss. ALU AI.U MUST OU, AND lllATQUUJKJiY, TOO.
Now, we haven't time to enumerate prleee, but If yeu wish to reyel and participate In one ol
the most Qlitentlo Out-Down Price, Fresh, Heasonablo, Dryeoods bales, over inaugurated here or
anywhere oise. OUll ADVIOB Iti OU OAN'X COME 00 BOON.
151, 153 and 155 FEDERAL ST., AT.T.TOHENY.
INSURING CHILDREN,
Tho Allied llnmene deelrllee Mat Pollew
he lliiillsh IVnr of Aliellslilim miIi
I'lnne Aliegeiher-A Denmed for Addle
itpnetl Wateriest I'leees for llari's.
Home dlsouMlnn wm nlio Indulged In bjr
lln JlummiirJpelely nireeiors yesterday on
Die reenlil of a olretilar (torn the lloyel Ho.
piety for the l'rowUon of Cruelly, of Lon.
dot). KngUnd, nu tlio question of eliltd III
sureties, The dlfeetofe agreed tliet III
ijucslUn wan a highly Important one, and
will ue to It that the pluolng ft I Imuranoe
on tlit llvei of children for the benefit of
Hit tiorsoui effected by the Insurance la not
abused, Tin dirrotori propatt to make
!me luovt In Hit near future that will put a
check on fraudulent eeiei of I it oIbm ol
life Insursnes, In England a bll li I'tndlng
in l'erliainent abolishing ttieiyiteia entirely,
enriltliiKi.stlile that the allied ,nniNinM6
eletlei of America may follow the lead of their
English brethren and attend to tho preparation
of a similar enactment In thlieounlry. Inf
meantime, the society's egents will flarefully
investigate ell easei of ehlld IninrAneo thrt
nave tbe least lemblence of Irregnlanty on tnt
part of persons effecting the Inmrsnee,
nine the beginning of the optual hestert
term, tbe Humane Huelety has been deluged
with complaints that there is a woful lapU of
drinking plaoes for horses In this olty, and ask.
Ing thaftha soelsty do something for the bene
fit of the poor work horses. President Eaton
was Informed by tbe water department that
there are now 13 places in operation In the
entlro city where anlmale can get a drink or
water. Mr. Eaton wee Informed that 12 more
will be erected during tbe summer, but when,
no ono knows. The society believes that a less
number than SO such places is inadequate to tbe
needs of tbe city and urge all persons, wbo can
do so, to provide a public drinking fountain.
Heeretary Davidson reported tbe following
contributions: Marshall, Kennedy s Co., (35:
Charles K. Bpeer, 810; cash "U.," 10j M. Oppen.
beiutor, (5; James T. Lindsay, K( JohuFarrell,
6; Robert Morrow, tia
DBIVDIG FEW HUSBAND BALD.
A Wife Aceesed of Conilnually Mlstreatlos;
JJer Detter Half.
A complaint was made at tbo office of the
Antl-Crucltj Society, yesterday afternoon, that
the wife of John Miller, of Arlington avenue,
Twenty-seventh ward, was making life a bur
den to himself and family. Mr. Miller is an
.mninv. of Jones &. Laughllns' mill, and does
not reach home until late at nigbt, but when be
does arrivn It is alleged that bis wife caresses
bis "ray hairs in a manner that threatens to
precipitate baldness. She does not provide
him with his meals, it Is charged, and refuses
to permit her daughters to do so.
Superintendent Dean will investigate the
matter to-day
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To-Dnj Hosiery Sale Ladles' nnd Chll
dren'a Blockings.
Cotton, lisle thread and silk surprisingly
low prices. Jos. Hoekk&Co.s
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The ebove Is e fae-slmlle ef the esn In which
the belt, purest end molt populir Blklea
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Month of July,
If there's any sand firm
enough to hold it up, common
clbthing'll have to find it this
month. Expect a loud hue
and cry over prices. Expect
shop windows full of fabulous
reductions. vvc ram put.
Wanamaker clothing on a par
with that sort. Its prices all
along have been based on
solid value in it. It's too re
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hasn't been how much will it
bring ? Our rule is As low
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by that rule.
Where lots are broken and
not to be held, prices are low
ered, and dollars to be saved
to you.
Great quantities of and low
prices for Thin Goods.
Tailoring to order well done:
2,000 styles of goods.
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WHOLESALE
Summer
The success of our bargain sales assures us of
the appreciation of the Public regarding
our efforts to please them in prices.
For the Present Week We Will
Ladies' ln Oxfords and Button Shoes,
75c, $1 and $1 25.
Ladies' Fine French Dongola Button Shoes,
$1 48, $1 g8 and $2 18.
Ladies' Extra Fine Dongolas,
$2 48.
Men's and Boys' Fine Calf Shoes, remaining from the
Fire Sale, at HALF PRICE.
Missees' and Children's Shoes cut down under the
lowest prices heretofore quoted.
fSAVE YOUR DOLLARS BY
W. M. LAIRD,
' MAMMOTH BAIUMIH SHOE STORES,
433 WOOD and 406, 408, 410 MARKET STREET
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10,
H8W AbrBHTINKMBNTSs
ALLEGHENY,
TWO DAVM OHItf,
IIONPAVADTJ5HDArtJUYiWANO,
BXPOMtTtoW I'AltlC,
DARNUM & BAILEY'S
IMREKIRALFY'SNERO,
DMBi
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Wfiii'HTAQIW,
r.rd HllTOiJitoMis
aMENAOKIUE TBNTbHM FmVWHQ.
MU'EUMTBrfA.BNLBDOKMettL,U8IONB
100 Alien, 100 Performers, 400 Dineeri.
1,200 Faoplo in (bo Performances.
IMRE KIRALFY'S NERO,
OR THE DESTRUCTION OF HOME,
tl. m.,.4 Mannlfleant bnectaelo on Eerth.
Dancing Girls. 1'rlests, Soothsayers, Gladiators,
Soldiers, obles.Senators. Warriors. etc..etc.
DARING CHARIOT RACES. STANDING
RACES AND ROMAN COMBATS.
FIGHTING ON FOOT AND
HORSEBACK.
GRAND REALISTIC ROMAN TABLEAUX.
Actually L20O People on a Stage 150 feet lone.
Just as it was presented before
THE ROYAL FAMILY OF GREAT BRITAIN.
The Finest Seenery end Costumes on Earth.
Clowns, Aerialists, Speciallits, Japanese
Acrobats, Athletes, Sports, Games. Con-
tests. Rivalries, Pastimes and Feats,
Circus, Hippodrome, Menageries,
Museums, Aquarium.
Two Monster Performances Daily, at 2 and
8 P. M, Doors open an hour earlier.
Admission to All 50 Cents. Children Under
9 Years, 25 Cents.
GREAT NEW STREET PARADE,
With a mile of costly objects, rain or shine, at
8 A. M. on day of show.
Reserved numbered seats for sale at the ree
nter Drlce, and admission tickets at tho usual
8T WEILER'S R.R. TICKET OFFICE.
a. 67 Fifth avenue.
Cheap popular excursions on all railroads.
JylO-03-WFSU
m&kehe world
POLIO is Mi j
SHOES!
AND RETAIL
Slaughter.
Continue Our Popular Programme.
AN EARLY PURCHASE
FROM
Groatost Show on Earth,
on the ueiiiiuoTiOrr or III
mmwm$tmF4
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KBW ADVBUTIBBMBNTrJ.
GAEPETS,
WALL '.'PAPER!
IN ALL STYLES, QUALITIES
AND COLORS,
It will pay you to boo our stook,
Wo can save you money, so
don't put lb off.
One hundred pair hetndsomo
Chenille Portieres at 5 Q ft pair.
Coma and see thorn.
Don't mlBB this great bargain.
Geo.W.Snaman,
136 FEDERAL STREET,
ALLEGHENY,
je8-US-MW7
KEECH'S
HOUSEFURNISHING
ESTABLISHMENT.
Everything offered at re
duced prices, on ac
count of rebuilding
and enlarging.
CASH OR CREDIT.
KEECH'S,
923 and 025 PEM AYE,,
Noar Ninth Btroot.
Jvi'MWir
nomiY's oiNOr.it ale-
Tho molt refreshing summer beverage.
OKO. K. HTEVENHON A CO.,
lelO-MWr Importers, Hlatli avenue.
PATENTS.
O. V. LKVIH, Holleltor nf Tatente.
131 Fifth avenue, above Hinttlifleld, next Leader
olllaa, (No delay.) Established 1W years,
miaoo
ItKNOIlTN.
1JEFORE LEAVING TOWN,
Bend your silverware and
valuabtos of all kinds to
FIDELITY TITLE 4 TIIUHT OOI
HAKE DEI'OHIT VAULTd,
121 and 123 Fourth avo.
J10-B1
rpilE Oil liF0NTE, ATLANTIC C1TY.
X On the beach, North Carolina avo.i unob.
struoted ocean vlewi ealt water bathe In the
housei elevator! now open.
fiUlV" li IIOHEHTB & HONH.
QTATIONKHY-OALLINU OAHDB. TOUT
O FOLIOB. fountain fens, lap tablets, chats,
lalno bags, rlno drinking cups anu rlasksi all
requisites for comfort or trajrollnc: a i nlrs i as.
sortment of now goods at JOH. EICllUAUM A
CO.'H, 48 Fifth ave, nttsburg. Jeai-fla
S'
TOOKTON HOTEf- .
ItEMODELED AND itEFUItNISHED.
fV A ItW Ml V M I
Cuisine and appointments of tho blaliest order.
ut
IPRNH JITNK 80.
je20-31
V. THJSO. WAJjIOC, rrop.
U ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Tho coolest point on tbo island, facing Inlet
and ocean. Accommodation, SOO guests. Hu
perlor tablo. For circular address
JV8-42-I) 11. HAMILTON.
HE WINDSOR, CAPE MAlf, N. J.
Open June li. Directly on tbo beacn.
location unsurpassed.
V.-V. GREEN,
Je3-63-D Proprietor.
rjiHE ARLINGTON,
1 OCEAN GROVE, N.J.
Accommodations ana appointments first,
class. Services tbo best. Accommodates Sad
Will open May 1. 1891
mh5)-D VVM. V. DOLBEY, Prop.
THE HHELBURNE,
Atlantic City, N. J,
Remains open throughout the year. Every
convenience, including passenger elevator
and hot soa water baths. t,t.t,.
mylS-15-D A. a ROBERTS.
HOTEL fcAFAYKTf E,
CAPE MAY, N. J.
Near the President's summer home, xbe
finest beach in tbe world. Immediately op
posite the new Iron Pier: owned by same man
agement. Accommodations for S00 guests
jelft-n JAMES A HTEFFNEK.
BEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS,
BEDFORD, PENNA ,
in tbe Allegheny Moun wins. Scenery unsur
passed. As a curative agent the water has no
equal. All amusements. Hotel cnlarzeu. Im
proved and newly furnished. Open till October.
- , . m T Tl Tr,TV Manaff.P.
lJO-tU U.U...W..-. -B".
CAMBRIDGE,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Ocean front.
$2 0 and S3 00 per day.
All modern conveniences. Cuisine of the best.
BAMUEL H. LEWIS. Prop.
V. E. COCHRAN, Manager. JyS-MWJ-
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
BLOCK ISLAND. R. I..
15 miles at sea, now open.
Steamboats daily to and from NEW LONDON,
NEWPORT and PROVIDENCE.
Telegraphic communication. For circulars,
etc., address CUNDALL A BALL.
myl9-lll-MWr Managers.
THE MANSION,
ATLANTICCITY, N. J.
Enlarged. Itemodolod. B'0'n'H.e4r?rX,a'r!
Orchestra from Juno to October. ,?'
pointed Cafe and lllillard Room. tochee to
andfromdepoteaudto beach during bathlns
hours.
Open All the Year.
lofrffl OirAftT.EH MoOLADE,
ItAII.UOADn.
1 BilininorTlineTalile. Oa anilafter Marc" jo,
rem. mull rurtliur nottri. trains will runas follows
on every day, ewt Sunder. sjern ftena
timet Leaving tMltsliunt-siW e. 'a.,Iiwe.in..
i. in". HiaTa. in., li) I', n.. "
siwa.m,
Wt, III.. 11IW a. 111., IISWIH 111;. ""-I"
m suu
p- RnJjJ!uji lMJt: TaSTrf : m
lliWp.m. A
,, liWa. m., foiMs. m.. HOOPlIUm a,2 p'ioIU
s. in
stain, m.. Biiuo. m.. siw v ('. vi' j
- nf. MHn.l.-V..ln. U.TllIX l'ltllDUrS W .-
I lliw p. m..JiJ0 p. m7,li P.mi l."1""" "i
Arlinitton-lilOi.m,; E;,J?fj m,l 5" 1
p, m., elWp. n 00i 3tfK JAUNi HUP"-
HKW AnVKnTWK.TIKMTrl.
. Isfll jerO T VlVeV I li XrVWlW 7L-eaTLtfeW ft. ill
4raLiNSCrD
1 iBfxUistiaVfanf-Vvl 0 J
iSv MmMi&lEu l
July in,
"Whon cloud nro icon, wiio men put on tholr cloaki." Shak.
And. tho bnrd mlsht have added,
oonle put money In their purees and make a bee line for the store. The
.arllee. it must be confesaad. have more discretion in such matters than
E
"busy man.v They at least never
Kaufmanns offer such grand values
here they are. Read them and be convinced.
200 LADIES' FINE WRAPPERS AT $1 19.
They are made of good French Gingham, come in the latest styles,
all different patterns, wash well, wear well and fit well.
I75N LADIES' HANDSOME TEA GOWNS AT $2 39
They are made in the popular combination styles (plain fronts),
come in a big variety of French Sateens, and are truly beautiful.
70 LADIESTRENCH SATEEN DRESSES AT $598
Their style, make and fit will please the most particular lady, while
the materials and patterns leave nothing to be desired. They also have
full sleeves with cuffs.
I2Q Ladies' Fine French Gingham Dresses at $4 69
Both skirt and Waist being lace trimmed. Excellent Wash Dresses al
ways look neat, clean and tidy.
350 LADIES' SILK BLOUSES AT $1 49.
This is an unprecedented! good offer. Some of the goods are al
silk others silk striped. Don't fail to see this bargain.
1 a1 1
liar
We'd like to have as many hundreds as we have thousands,
To reduce our stock is our main object. Here's how the
thing affects you.
JeTakc any Cap at half price.
KAUFMANNS
Fifth Avenue and
IIAII.KOAim.
1 aft.r June e. Jauts. trains l.ar; Union
(nation, 1'lttsburg, a) rollows. Kast.rn BtamlarU
Wm" MAIMMNr. KAbTWAUH...
few York and ClilesxoLimltsd of I'nilmsn Ve.
tlbulsdallyat7il6a.in.
Atlantic Espmss dally for tti; Kast. JiM a. m.
Mall train, dally. sxceptBuudar, 4iJ0a.m. Sun
dav, mail, i(0 a, in.
l)sy szprtisdsllrat liOOa. m.
tlall.xprcssilsllratliOOp.nl, .
riillsdelpllla expr.s. dallr at 4M p. m.
JCaslern axpr.ss itallr at 7iI4 p. in.
rastLlnedallratSifap. m.
tlracnsburiraspressSiiup. m. weskdar.
Dcrrr express llioo a. m. wtslt days.
All tfirouKh trains connect at Jers.y City wltli
boats or "llrooklvn Annox" rorllrook Ijrn, N. V.,
ayobllnft double f.rrlase and Journey through -N.
Crcsson and Kbensbnn special, !:&5p. m., Sat
urdays only,
'1 rains arrive at Union Station as rollowsi
St. I.ouls, ijnioaeo ana Clneinnau express.
dallr,.,,,.,,.,
llsll Train, daily ,
2iMs.m
... Siiop. in.
... 7;Ma. m.
,,,12i4Sp. m.
... eijup. ro.
nesiern express, aany
1'acllle Kxpress. dally
Chlcajco Limited Express, dally...
lfastUne, dally H:Mp. IB.
nournwii.HrfENN kailwaj.
For Unlontown. oi.O sml a:Ua. m. and il5 p.
m., without cbanre ot ears: :)p. m connect
ing at Ureeusbnrsr. Weclc days, trains arrive
ftwra UuiontownateiUam.. JfiMt eul and SilO
n. to.
WKOT l'ENN9Tft.VANlA i)IVI310X.
Krom FEUKKAi. !. SfAHON. Allexnenr Oty.
tlall train, connectlnr for jllalrsrllle... e:S5a.m.
lLxoress. lorlllairsTllle. eopnecttnrfor
hutler J:"P. "J-
llutler Accom fl:3)a.m.. S:7iand 6:i5p. m.
hprlnidaleAccom:00,ll:S0a.m.3:30aod 6:fflp. m.
Kreeport Accom 4itJ, 7:V)and H:en. n-
On Bandar 12:Uanil s30p. nu
Worth Apollo Accom lt:00a. m. and SMp .nu
Allegheny Junction Accommodation. .. SSI) m.
lilalrsTllle Accommodation !S:32.P,Vra'
Trains arrive at FEUEKA I, STKEET 3TAT10 i
Express, connectuiR- from Butler 10:32a. m.
Jlall Train connecting: from llutler. 1:33p.m.
liutler Express 7!59I, "
llutler Accom 9:10a. m..4:-Wp. m.
lilalrsTllle Accommodation ':S?P' "
Freeport Accom.7:iOa. m., 1:M,7:55 and 11:10 p. m
On Sunday 10:10 a. m. anrt6:Mp. m.
Bprlngdale Accom. 6:37, lOtiSa. m., 3:L SMiD.m.
Worth Apollo Accom 8:40 a. ro. and 3:40 p. m.
MO.NONUAHKl.A DIVISION.
Trains leavs Union station, l'ltuoura-. as rov-
For Monongahela City, West Brownsville i and
Uniontown, lUMOa.m. For Monongahela City ana
West Brownsville. 7:55 and 10:40 a. m. and4:5i p.
m. On Sundar 8:55 a m and 1:01 p. r.JL
Monongahela City, 1:01 and SiSOp. m.. week days.
Uravosnurg Ac. week days. a m and S:3) p. ra.
West KUzabetli Acco.nmodatlon. 8.3o a. m.. 4.1
S:30andll:iap. m. 3undT. 9:40 p. ra.
Ticket omc'-5mjmltlilleld st.. U0 Firth ave,,
and Union station. .,,,.
General Manager. Oen'lFass'r Agent.
BAiiTlMOBE ANU OHIO KAILKOAU.
Bcbedule In effect May II, 1S90i
For Washington, V. C
Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York, 8i00 a. m.
and v:ai p. m.
For Cumberland, 8:00a,
m., jl:lo, "J 20 p. ra.
i'or ConnellsTllle, M:40,
8:00 and t'lrt'. a. m tlilu,
14:09 and 9:20 p. m.
For Unlontown, M:40.
turn, S9:3J a. m., Utuanit
t4:un. m.
For Mt. Piessant. t8:40a
mand Mi.n. and jliio and ?4:00p. ro.
For Wasnlogton, Fa,. 1 06and,s:30, JJ.3Ja.in,,
1,Jii3u and lifii, bj.
For Wheeling, 7iuS,S3i30, iK a. m., "3:33, -7IH
PFortTnnnnaUand Bt. Louis, TiOS a, m., 7iO
p. m.
For Columbus, fios a. a., 7i43p. m.
ForN.wsrk. 7:03, a. mH 7l4p. m.
For Chicago, ntMa m. and 141 p. a.
Trains arrive from New York, l'liiladelphl.
tlaltlimiro and Washington. 0i2u a. m P
jn. From Cnliimlius, Cincinnati and Chlcn.
siJa. tti., bum ii, in. From Wbssllng. si
loiw a. m tlioo, 4iw, lion j p. in. .,,
inrougli parlor nnd sleeping cars to llaiumore,
Waslilnelon. Cincinnati and Chicago. ....,.
Mlally. tllally exespt Sunday. fa.S. ui
The l'lltsburg Transfer Company will call wt
and check baggage from hotels and resld.ncsj
and check baggage frem hotels ana '"""",
uponerd.rsl.rtat II. O. ticket ffflee, eornef
Firth ave. and Woodst., or 401 end b Builtnasw
street.
J.T. O'UKLU
C11AB. O. 8CULU
tl.n. t'ass. Ageut.
uen.rai iianagar,
il'ITHIIUKU ANI1 WFTEItN ItAILWAY
Trains (CtMBtan dtiirn)
Lear., j Arrive.
Mall, llnllrr, CI-ir..ii. Knnc.
pay Eg., Akron, Toledo,,.....
Iluller Accommodation.......
Chicago Express (dallr)
Zelienople Aceem....
eivi a nu 411 p in
7i:o a m 7rZl p in
tioo a m lliio m
2t.ni p milOi a m
site 6 m tiso a m
ii b ml ei3oa m
iiutier Aeeom.
iiieifietfawaw'iwlinttiHSi
80. JfttUaun UBllet lliepiaa w w vk-.
Salin
AKUS,
atz-rttwi
1800,
whon UnrRalns are offcrod, win
fail to put in an appearance when
as they will during this week. But
Juarvv-jzi. axLd. Lace
h:.a.ts.a.:n":d c-s
JSTPrlccs from 7 cents up.
Smithfleld Street.
SV nlll.k..a. Ilasleia ft I all Hal.
. r rim rillUHr) eessims ..-
IfBnnsiilvanlakinBsJ
Trsles Rue by Ceetrel Time.
HOU'rTlWKIlTBYBlEM-rA.NIIAWIil.r-iiuuiE.
I.eav for Cluclniiall and nt, Loulj. d 1:14a. in.,
d 7ii0 a. ni.,dsiMandd IlilJp.ui. liennlson, 3:d
p. m. Clilcago, d HI a. m. and liio p. in.
Wheeling. 7nu a. m.. i:io. euop.m iu
vlllu, Siiia. m. Waslilngtun. eiie, siJJa. m 1:34,
ItuCtm, 4:15 p. m. Ilulger. lOUOa. in. Ilurgstts
town, 11:43 a. m :ii p, ui.Mansfl.lil.lila,
S:3U 11.00 a, m., liaS, SIJO, d Sl33. llrldKinlllu.
10U p. in. MoUonalds. d 4113, 10:43 D. in., a tu:uu
'''TliAtxe Annnrgfrom the West, d JiH deiOOa.
m 3:03, il 3:3.1 p. m. liennlson, :J0 a. m. ntsu.
lienvlll". '3p. m. Wheeling, 2:1 Si 41 a. in..
1:05, 3:35 p, m, llurgetlstown. 7U3 a. ro,, li t.M
a. in. Washington. 0:53, 7i30. S.40, 10:3 a. m
2:33, tiVp. in. MinsOeld, 8:3a, SiSJ, :30. 1H40 a.
m 12H3; SiS5. loioo and H8i20p. in. Bulger, lie)
p. m. Mcllonalds, d SlI3 a. m., d :00 p. m.
NOItTHWEST8YbTEM-irr. WAYNE ItOUTK.--Leavo
lor Chicago, d 7n a. m., 1-V "i'S1 d
vlil'e, Erie and Asluabula. 7I.0 a. m.. 12:M p. m.:
Nlles and Jamestown. S:3o p. m.; Alliance. 4i 10
VM.tn t.,,,l
f.m.: Wheeling ami uciiaire, siw ..
:43p.m.t Bearer Falls, 4.00 p. m. I Hock i'olnt,
SS:J0a m.: Leetsdale. 3:30 a. m.
UKPABTrBOM ALLXHHiuiY-llochester, i30 a.
ro.: Beaver Falls, 8:13.11:00 a. m5: p.m.: Enon,
3.00 p. m.: Leetsdale, 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:43 a, m-
1:15, J:aa 4:30, 4:43, 8:3d, 8:15. 7:J0, 9:00 p. m.: Coa
way. i5s3 pTm.: FalrOaksS 11:40a. m.;Beaver
Falls, S 4:S0 p. m. : Leetsdale. 8 S:30 p. m.
'HtAras AKBIVE tjnioii station from Chicago, ex
cept Monday. 1:50, d 8:00, d 8:33 a. m., d Jiand
d:60n.m.: Toledo, except Monday, 1:30. d 8:35 a.
Si! S&S and 6w0 p. ro.: Crestline, 12:30 p. m.;
Youngstown and New castle, siws. m , iiis, :
CT,"" .VT .i.m.;towVr. fiiio - m.' Bearer Fall.
,.h,.i.l. 1. 10:IJn.
7:30 a. m.: Kock Volnt, S 8i2i p. m.: Leetsdale,
JAniuvi:" Allioiiknt, from Enon, s.oo a. m.t
Conwar 6.40..m:Kochester,.40i.m.!Ter alls.
7 ioa m. l:CO. 5.30 p. m.: Leetsdale, 4.30,5.30. 6.1
!W W i. ".o5 12.43. 1.43. 3.30 4.30. 8.10. 9. CO
n.m.: Fair Oaks. 3 8.55 a.m.: Beaver tails. 3
12.300. m.: Leetsdale, S 6.03 p. au: Kock I'olnt,
Sd;'daiiyt3. Sundar only; other trains, except
Sundar.
P1TTSBUKO ANU LAKE KKIE ; KA1LKOAU
COilfANY. achedule In effect MJ
lsso. Central time. UarAKT-For CleTelana,
455: "8:COa. m.. 'l-Ii. M -9: p.m. tor Cln-
ro '1:3a. 'HM. -; y. "---.--"-r:.
AKiuvi-From Cleveland. f:2r a. m.. 12:33.
sJXrr-Si, m. from Cincinnati. Chlcao and St.
B45. i : P m'.ft,.S, n,nn.m. S'mm imir.ln .a
liuis,e
km '12:30. 9:M p- - ro aaiammnca, -x:x,
tzVi" VrnrnTonnastown and New Castle.
(.firo-sw. "" j..r ;:,- . - :.t
J.SL'Sii.aB . m.. 'KiJO, 5:41, MSiiO p. m. From
B;re7al. a. m, -12:3
p C Y. trains Vor Mansfield. 4:55, 7i40a.o
j.V'siip. m- For Essen and Beecbmont, 4:55,
740 a.' in.. 1:20 p.m.
"S it Y. tram, from Mansfleld. 6:17, 7:11,
Ill's) a. m.. 8:45 p. m. From Beecbmont, 7:12,
li'SO a. m., 3t4'.p.m.
it. VcK.AY. B. B.-UiraT-ror New Hv.
ven, ! 17:10a. m., '3:ip. m. For WestNew.
ton. 5:30. V . 9:2. a. m.. 3n, 8:11 p. m.
ABiuris From New listen, "si'fl a. tn Itill
8:11 p.m. From West Newton, 6:13, "8:00 s. m.,
l:2 14:l.i. tils p. m.
For Mclwrrspurt, Elisabeth, Monongahela Cltr
and Belle Vernon, sil 1'i3 li!J a. to.. Vku,
'From It.lle Vernon. Monongahela City. Elliv
hell) and MoKe.sport, 7HO, UiWa. m., L'lJi. (.ou.
IliMp. m. . . .
Daily. ISumlays only.
CltrTickstofflc masralthnsld street.
ALI.KU1IRNY VALLEY ItAlLKOAIl
Tralnsleavr Union station (taslern stand
ard ttm.)l Foxhurg An,, fliM a, m.t Niagara
Ex., dallr. im a. m.i Kittannlng Ac. :' a.
in. i lliilton Ae., Wiio a. m.i Vall.r temp
Ac. IS; p. m.t till Hty and liuliols Es
press, li p. m.i llnllun Ac. Siiu P. i:i
Klllnnnlng Ar.. i!A p. m.' Valley 'ani K..
p. in.: KIlLinnliig Ae , tiani). m.i llriHiurii Ac,
ti9ii. hi. I Million Ac, 7i30 p. m.t llnOal" f.Sj.
dally. s:n, m.t lluitun Ac. 0:H p. m.i llr
burn Ac. llUon. ni. Church traliis-llraehurn.
I2i4i) p. m. and 4i40 p. m. i'nilmsn lir"".!1
Car oa day trains, and I'ullman BlePlBJLt-'0,
nlgbt trains between I'ittsbnrg. Uts ,,iu.uij
qua and lluttalo. J AH. 1". ANUISItaO.N, O.T.
Alt, UAY1U MCCAUUO, Uen, bupt.
SI43, except naturuay iiijj p.m.i i ""
md 12:20. d llOO, andexceptHaturday liWn.mjt
Crestllne.5:4Ja.m., Clev.land.euoe ro.:l2:43d ltiOd
p. m.. and 7H0a. m.. via 1'.. FL W. AC-Ily.jNeir
tastlo and xoungstown. 7i! a. in.. Ui :lp.
n .VM.,n.,wn Mmi Niien. d 12:20 n. m.:3leau
:.P7.to; 7-40. 8:05. "9:00. 10:15, 11:35. a. m.. 12:20.
: 112745, lS Sa 3:30, 14C4:30. 5:05, 4:2 -8:00.