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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 189a
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BLAIR HAS THE BEE.
The Ei-Senator of Chinese Mission
Tame Is Looking After
HIS OWN PBESIDENTAL CAMPAIGN.
Tariff TVill Ee the Main Issue in the
Keit National Contest.
THE SOUTH IS NOT FOE FKEE SILTEK
Ex-Senator Henry "W. Blair, of Hew
Hampshire, was at the Monongahela House
yesterday afternoon. He went to "Washing
ton in the evening. Mr. Blair said he was
here on private business, and had stopped
over on his return from a trip through
Louisiana and Texas. The ex-Senator
is a candidate for the
Presidency, and though he would not admit
it, it is e idcnt that his mission in the South
was purely political. The old man has been
joVed a good deal about his educational bill,
but he is very popular with the Southern
negroes, and he may bob up at Minneapolis
with a good following. He preferred not to
talk about his Fresidental aspirations. He
wouldn't say whether he thought he would
have the support of his State delegation
or not.
"When asked what he was doing for him
self, he laughed, and intimated that he was
cot asleep. He declared that politics had
nothing to do with his visit to Pittsburg,
and he didn't know that Senator Quay was
in town until informed. He asked a great
many questions about politics in Pennsyl
vania and principally in Pittsburg.
A Candidate for the Presidency.
"It is time that I am a candidate for the
Presidency," he said. "The question for
Republicans to consider is how they can
best carry the country. The choice of a
candidate is as important as the formation
of a platform. My impression is that when
the delegates get to Minneapolis the
man who is most likely to lead
the party to success will be nom
inated. Pledges won't amount
to much when this question is considered.
If the party is handicapped in its candidate
from the start, we are sure to be defeated
next November. I have great faith in the
Republican party, and I feel sure if no seri
ous blunders are made that we will win.
The main issue will be the taring
and free silver will cut some
figure. Are anv of the Eastern
States shaky? Well, I don't know. Tho
party is not any too well fortified In Massa
chusetts. "While in the bouth I discovered
that the Democrats are al! Sot Cleveland.
In Texas thej ere glad that the silver bill
was postponed. The people down South are
not so rabid for free silver as we have been
led to think. I take it that Mills, who was
lecently elected to the Senate, represents
tho feeling lu Texas. He is a free trader and
favored tho postponement of the silver
question.
Republicans Might Carry Louisiana.
"In Louisiana the Democrats are badly
cut up. I believe the Republicans would
carry the State if the vote was counted. As
it is we have enough voters down there, but
ther are not Riven a fair show in politics.
As for the Federal election bill, I w ould have
favored it if the educational ineasuie had
been placed tide bv side with it. Where the
people are intcllisent no legal restraints are
needed at the polls, and the law would soon
become a dead letter."
" h.it do jou think of the ratification of
the Beiinsr Sea treaty?" was asked.
"It would be out of place for me to criti
cise the action ol the Senate now that I am
out of it. I have always lavored protecting
the "icals and was opposed to eivinc tho
J-iiplisli anv giound for a claim. The indus
try is ours, and it is our business to defend
it 'against the interference of outsiders.
The Government has a right; all that
lcmams to be done is to defend
it bv flshtlng; if necessary. All this diplo
matic correspondence onlygivesthe English
ground for putting in claims to which they
me not entitled, and everv concession made
to theni Is so much in their favor. The fact
IsLncIe Sam 6wns the seal fisheries and
thev should be protected at any cost. This
i the simplest wav out of such difficulties."
Mi. Blali declined to say anything about
Piesident Harrison, or what he thought of
his chinces for renomination. He referred
to the Chinese attair, and for that reason
pielerred to remain silent.
PBICE8 EM HOUSEKEEPER IIES.
$6.95
Very fine ENGLISH PORCELAIN DIN
NER SETS of 112 pieces, neatly decorated; sold
in exclusive crockery stores at $11.
$15
Celebrated CARLSBAD CHINA DINNER SETS, complete in
every respect, artistically decorated in delicate and exquisite
designs and colors; sold in exclusive crockery stores at $ 25.
$5.00
$7.50
Beautiful CHINA TOILET SETS of 12 pieces,
including Slop Jar, artistically decorated in various de
signs, sold in exclusive crockery stores for $g.
John Maddock's fine ENGLISH PORCELAIN
TOILET SETS, in handsome decorations; sold
in exclusive crockery stores for $ 12.
KAUFMANNS'
AMOTKMKNTS.
OLD CITY HALL.
SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 9.
America's Greatest Humorist,
TnEWEOWNED BILL NYE
-AKD-
Ai Pi B U R D A IM K t matte Entertainers
THESE TWO KIXGS OF HUMOR
WILL GIVE
An evening of refined and brilliant wit.
Splendid dramatic representations,
That you will look back upon with happiest,
recollection for years to come. Iteserved
seats, 25c. 1S0 75c, $L on sale atMellor
Hoene's Music More, Fifth avenue, on and
alter April. mh31-54
DUQUESNE. LeaSnS&r.
Commencing Monday, April 4, the first
Joint appearance of
ROSE AND CHABLES
COGHLAN
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday even
ings and Saturday matinee,
LADY BARTER,
Preceded bv DRIFTED APART.
Wednesday Matinee and Wednesday and
Saturday Evenings,
DOKOIHVS DILEMMA.
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CONCERT "SET
Allegheny, Friday evening, April 1, 1892,
under tho auspices of the Alleohbijt
Musical Association,
The Schubert Male Quartette, of CMc3go.
MRS. K. O. LIPPA, Pianiste.
Tickets at Alex Ross', Federal street, Alle
gheny City. mh8 1-116
THEATRE
This week.
Matinees Wednesday and
Saturday.
W. J. GILMORE'S BIO SPECTACLE,
THE DEVIL'S AUCTION.
April t John Kernell in The Hustler.
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THE ALVIN THEATER
CHARLES L. DAVIS. ...Owner and Manager
TO NIGHT AT 8 15.
ONLY MATINEE SATURDAY.
IE WOLP HOPPER
And his Merry Company, presenting
w-A-iEsra-.
Next Week SHIP AHOY.
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DUQUESNE. Iadl'i Theater.
TO-NIGHT.
EVERY LINE A LAUGH.
HEED AND COLLIER - HDSS AND HOSS.
MATINEE SATURDAY.
Next week Rose and Charles Coghlan.
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A LVIN.
NEXT WEEK,
THE MILLER OPERA CO.,
SHIP, .A-ZEICrZ".
SEATS NOW ON SALE.
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REGULAR PRICES.
H
AERY WILLIAMS' ACADEMY.
To-Night, Matinees Tuos , Thurs., Sat.
11EILLY & WOODS5
BIG SHOW.
HADES AND THE 400.
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HARRIS' THEATER Mrs. P. Harris, R.
L. Britton, T. F. Dean, Proprietors and
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Dowling and Hasson in
THEtftED SPIDER.
Week April 4 Alfred W. Fremont in "7T7."
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Fine split turkey feather
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Box office open at 9 a. m. for sale of eeati.
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CLEANING
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Solid, all-steel, large size Hatchets at 25c, worth 50c.
Steel Claw Tack Hammers at 3 c, worth ioc
Spun Steel Machine Oilers, warranted, at ioc, worth 35c.
Solid Brass Moulding Picture Hooks, 8c per dozen, worth 25c.
Porcelain Picture Nails, at ioc per dozen, worth 20c.
Hendryx's best braided Picture Wire, at 3c per coil, worth ioc
Extension Curtain Pole Brackets at 20c, worth 35c
Scandinavian Jail Locks, very strong, at 5c, worth 15c
Chase's best Liquid Glue, 5c per bottle, worth ioc.
Strong Japanned Shelf Brackets, 8c per pair, worth 15c.
Fine Tampico Scrub Brushes at 4c, worth ioc.
Fine Ostrich Feather Dusters at ioc, worth 20c
Counter or Stair pust Brushes at ioc, worth 20c
Good Bristle Shoe Brushes at ioc, worth 25c.
Bristle Whitewash Brushes at 25c, worth 50c.
Extra quality Whisk Brooms at ioc, worth 25c.
Putz Pomade, "Helmet" brand, at 5c, worth ioc
Electro Sicilian Silver Polish at 5c, worth ioc.
Very best Wash Blueing, 3c per bottle, worth ioc
Household Ammonia, 5c per bottle, worth ioc.
Sponges, as large as your head, at sc, worth 15c.
Morgan's Sapolio, very best, at 4c, worth 8c.
Shelf Oilcloth, all colors, 6c per yard, worth ioc
Kirk's German Mottled Soap at 3c, worth 8c.
Kirk's Cabinet Laundry Soap at 3c, worth 5 c
Best Bamboo Carpet Beaters at 8c, worth 15c
THE ELECTRIC CLEANSER, cleans carpets, curtains, silks, flannels,
kid gloves, and removes paint and grease spots, 25c PER BOX; worth
its weight in gold. '
$12
Cf Tor this
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tual value (20.
AVE. AND SMITHFIELD ST.
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gists. MoKINNIE CHESSMAN MFG. CO,
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English's Best Needles, regular Q
price 5c a paper, O
Darning Needles, regular price Q
5c a paper, - 0
Good Quality Pins, regular Q
price 5c a paper, O
Good Quality Pins, regular f
price 4c a paper, im
Good Book Pins, regular price Q
Hat Pins, regular price 10c a i.
dozen, "fr
Belt and Veil Pins, regular Q
price 5c a box, 0
Mourning Pins in boxes, regu- Q
lar price 6c a dozen, .
Barbour's Linen Thread, regu- O
lar price 8c a spool, U
Good Black Spool Silk, x 00 yds,
regular price 8c a spool, "f
Good Quality Black Buttonhole I
Twist, regular price 2 for 5c,
Extra Quality Corset Clasps,
regular price iajc, 0
Corset Steels with patent lock Q
clasps, regular price 15c, JJ
Clinton Safety Pins, a dozen,
regular price 8c, "f
Lindsay's Safety Pins, regular Q
price 5c a dozen, 0
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ular price 10c a dozen, t)
Darning Wool, I
Regular price 3c,
Needle Books, P
Regular price 10c,
Dress Steels (covered), regular P
price ioc a dozen, j
Covered Whalebones, regular if
price 15c a dozen, U
Common Sense Hair Crimpers, Q
regular price 5c a dozen, 0
One lot of White and Colored
"Hercules Braid, ranging in
price from 10c to 25c, will
be closed out at the uniform P
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One lot of Colored Silk Bind
ing, never sold under 8c a Q
yard, will be closed out at Q
Shoe Horns, worth 10c, )
Patent Shoe Buttons, one gross ftP
in box, worth 35c, U
Narrow All-Wool Braids, 12 IP
yards in piece, worth 25c, J
Best Hair Curler, nickel plated,
cold handles, never before Q
sold under 15c ' J
Small Gilt Hair Pins, popular P
price i2C a paper, ,,"". Q
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China
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Mrs. Potts' Celebrated Sad Irons,
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Good Belting, regular price 23c I.
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Darning Eggs, with handles,
regular price ioc, If
Good Silk Garter Elastic, reg- J
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Extra quality Silk Garter Elas-
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regular price 40c, Q
Good Cotton Garter Elastic,. P
regular price ioc, Q
Good Cotton Corset Laces, 2j
yards long, regular price 10c P
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Good Shoe Laces, regular price
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Celluloid Thimbles, regular
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3
2
Lindsay's Ladies' Hose Sup--J II
porters, regular price 20c, 2
Lindsay's Misses' Hose Support
ers, regular price 18c,
10
Cotton Tape, i
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Garter Buckles, jft
Regular price 25c, U
Hook and Eye Tape, regular Q
price 1 2c a yard, Q
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Shields, regular price 8c, )
Tape Measures, Q
Regular price 5c, Q
Turkish Wash Rags, regular A
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Pleated Skirt Braid, regular
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Large Seamless Stockinette
Dress Shields, regular price T
I2C, I
Best Crochet Cotton, 200-yard A
balls, regular price ioc, 0
Knitting Silk, good quality, Jfl
regular price 30c, J
Mixed Black Pins in boxes,
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Wire Hair Pins in boxes,
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Good Steel Scissors,
worth c,
4
20
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Worth 50c,
Large, beautiful Cham
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gold.
Worth $1.65;
Fifteen-quart size best
Granite Iron Water Pails;
will outwear all others.
29c
"49c
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