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"THE " KLlTaBTTB. "DTSPTDH,- taTDXY, NOVEMBER W. I892L '.
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THE COMING SENATE.
At Present It Loots as if the Dem
ocrats Would Control It
BY TOTES OF THEIR OWN PARTY,
Though the Fopniists Maj Ee Depended
on to Help Them Out
nZ"-UP OP THE PRESENT SITUATION
"WAsniXGTOir, Nor. 12. On the 4th of
March, 1893, 25 seats in the United States
Senate become Tacant The control of these
vacancies was at stake in Tuesday's elec
tion, and it is now evident the Democratic
Jiarty has captured enough of the vacancies
to insure its supremacy in the Senate, re
gardless ot almost any possible combina
tions between the Republicans and Popu
lists. Assuming that Montana, California and
"Wyominj: will send Democratic Senators,
the Democrats at the beginning of
the Fifty-third Congress would have
&i many Senators as the Repub
licans and Populists combined, and
thus would be able to organize the Senate
liy the casting vote of Vico l'resldout-elect
Stevenson. It Is reasonably certain, how
ever, that the Democrats can rely on the
Bupportof roincor the Topullst Senators in
auv or their projects, whether lor the re
moval or the present force of EepuDlican.
employes or the levisiou of the tariff.
Of the 25 Senatorial seats vacant March 4.
1KI3. the Democrats will name the occupants
ot 13, the Eepubltcansof nine, the Populists
or three, one being Senator Stewart, or
Uevada, who lias gone from thn republican
party. The Democrats lose no seats they
now hold and gain five from the Republic
ling, one each from California, Montana,
Xer Tori:, Wisconsin and Wyoming. Tho
Populists jrain Senatois rrom the Iiepublic
C.H8 in Kansas and Nebraska, beside Senator
Stewart, ot Nevada, who will succeed him
self. Doubt as to Scleral States.
Some doubt still surronnds the complex
ion of tho Legislatures in California, Mon
tana, Wyoming and Nebraska, but lato re
turns all say the Democrats have gained
Le.islaturcs'in the first three named States
and the Populists in the last.
The elections just held will also have an
important bearing on the control of the
Senate durma the last two years of Presi
dent Cleveland's administration, for a num
ber of those persons elected last Tuesday
will liohl over to vote lor Senator two years
lienee. The term of 27 Senators expire
March t, 1835. Tney come Irom the States
of Alabama, Ai kanas, Colorado, Delaware,
Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky,
Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hamp
shire, New Jersey, North Carolina, Oregon,
Khode Island. South Carolina. South Da
kota, Tennessee, Texas, West Virginia and
TiVj-onilhg.
.As It Looks Jnst Now.
Atab&ml....
Ark ansas. ......
California
Colorado........ ..
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia....
Idaho .............
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Indiana....
Iw ..............
Kansas............
Kentucky
l.oui&lana ........
Maine
Maryland
.MaK&acliusetts....
Michigan
Minnesota
MUilcslppl
Missouri
Montana.
Ncbraeka
Nerada.
New Hampshire..
New Jersey .......
New York
North Carolina...
North Dakota ....
Ohio
Orejron
PennsrKanla.....
Rhode Island
South Carolina...
South Dakota
'.Tennessee
Texas.
V.imonl
Virginia
M aslilngton
West Virginia....
M Isconsln
M joining
Tt.lals I 44
Oculist Prescriptions
Made at Shortest Notice
v Eyes Examined Free of Charge.
J DIAMOND, ffKSte.
U . XJX.J3.UK V7X1 AS j PITTSBUKG
Artiflcial eyes inserted.
no6-Trsu
A Little Messenger
Tells her not to read too lone by artificial
lisbt. If yon have done so and injured
vpur eyes call at CHESSMAN" OPTICAL
CO., 42 Federal street, Allegheny. We are
the best known firm of opticians in the
State. If your sight is in any way affected
come to us and we will fit you with glasses
that will improve your vision wonderfully
and not injure your eyes. Our glasses are
cot made simply to sell, but to give satis
faction. noS-Tursu
I&eUMATlSH
Gout& Lumbago
McKissie A CnrasMA Mf'g. Co., Crrr:
Gextleikek For the last 18 months was
a :! eat sufferer from Rheumatic Gout,when
1 purchased a bottle of Rhumacura and
a- ter takimr six or seven doses I was, to my
jiieat astonishment, perfectly well. I then
Lavo tho bottle to Louis Schowbtholer, who
is in my employ, and who was also a ereat
sufferer from Rheumatism and before he
had taken half or what was left It cured
llJlTe then save the balance or the bottla to
Alburt KtmmicH; butcher, who wasscf
Xorlngin S.Pin from Rheumatism, and
he was cured with the remainder or the bot
tle, which we think is the most wonderful
thine alter we all had taken all kintlaot
rneSfcine and doped with a I kinds ofolnt
Sent and then be cored With such a small
amount or Rheumacura was beyond our
co.m.PrJ?i,",,I".ner in savlmr that I think
it th only medlolne th- '- - til a cent lor
tho cure oi
very truly,
Price $3 00 pe
plats. McKlNl
616 Penn are., 1
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tLING,
id Square.
y all diac-
ilF'G. CO,
-eeelpt of
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Over i,6oo Men's fine All-Wool
Cassimere and Cheviot Suits at
$io. Formerly they were $14,
worm $io. gains at these prices At $lQ
they're gifts. They come in single and
double-breasted styles, Sack and Cutaway
Frock styles. Don't you think this offer
eclipses all others?
These are Custom-made Suits,
intended for the most particular
and fastidious dressers. The ma-
' Homespuns and Niggerheads,
Irish Tweeds and English Diagonals and
Cassimeres; make, fit and finish being perfection.
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i&yp
Do you want an Overcoat a
fine one? $10 will take your
choice from nearly 2,000, the
W0nD$U,$i7, and many would be good
value at $18. Styles: Single and double
breasted. Materials: Beavers, Meltons and
Cheviots.
These are superb Top Coats
marvels of the tailors' art and
equal in every respect to the ordi-
- nary run 01 nne custom work.
1 he styles and colors shown are
limited only bv fashion. Stylish dressers
are invited to inspect these superior gar-
sr ments.
Worth $25.
ft j?V
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'c'a. fl
Worth $5.
Mothers, do you want a
first-class yes, a first-class
All-Wool Plaid Cheviot
Suit lor your Boy (ages 4
to 14) forS2.Qt;? You can
get it this week. Styles: Latest double
breasted. The offer is one of the soft
est snaps of the Eclipse Sale.
These are the latest
novelties out: Boys'
double-breasted Suits, with
Worth S8. au v "jjuhuhK -ul;,
WormfcO. made of finest" Scotch
Cheviots and Cassimeres, in new plaids,
checks and mixtures.
I n n n Your choice from 3,000
n 1 1 Boys' Cape Overcoats at
'111 U U this price; plaids and checks,
light and dark patterns. All
well made and warmly lined,
and just what you would like for school
wear. Ask to see the Eclipse Bargain
line.
Worth $4.
This price takes choice from
a very large line of fine and
fashionable Cape Coats, Box
Coats, Double-Breasted
Plain Coats, Ulsters and
Nattiest Reefers all made of strictly All
Wool materials.
Worth $7.
LI
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FREE!
Large Magic Lantern
Usually Sold for $1,
Given Gratis
WITH EVERY . '
Boy's Suit or Overcoat Bought
During This Week.
And, remember this, we also guar
antee the price of the garment fully
25 per cent lower than the same qual
, ity can be bought elsewhere.
MEN'S
F JESUS
JB $1.98.
Every Pair Worth $3.50.
This is a rare chance, gentlemen. Only
900 pairs of these fine Calf Shoes (lace or
congress); honest and solid as leather can
be; all sizes; tips plain or Jancy. Oulr
?L98 per pair.
LOUNGING
COATS
FOR THE LIBRilRYDH SM0KIH9 ROOM.
1.35
WORTH
FROM
' $5 TO $6-
350 of them only all we conld get
they having been closed out to us by the
manufacturer for about one-third true
value; thev're made of nne camel's hair
cloth, are 'trimmed with cord and have
patch pockets.
HE SALE
Of Regular 25s, 30c and 35c Goois
For 19c.
600 dozen Men's heavy brown and bine
wool Socks, worth 25c, at 19c
300 dozen Men's heavy scarlet wool
Socks, worth 30c, at 19c.
250 dozen Men's heavy natural wool
Socks, worth 35c, at 19c
Yes,
an
. Eclipse,
a
Total
Eclipse,
Not
Only
of
Competitors,
tmt
of
Prices
and
Values
' as
Well
. We'll .
Even
Eclipse
Our
Own
Best
Records
of
the
-Past,
Including
Our
Most
Remarkable
Offerings
of
the
Week
Just
Passed.
The
Truth
is
We
are
More
Cramped
for
Room
than
Ever
Before,
and
the
Contractor
of
Our Building
is
Continually
Encroaching
on
Our
Already
too
Limited Space.
We
are
Actually
' Compelled
. to
Sell
Our Goods
at
Almost
Any Price.
LADIES'
FI SHOES.
$1.98, fL
Worth J
3-25- i vf f
Ladies who want fine fhoaj for little
money should not neglect this opportun
ity. Eemember, these are fine; Bright
Dongola Kid Shoes, in all widths and
sizes, and opera and common sense styles.
Make and finish are the best.
LIES
KID GLOVES.
m
For Foster Hook Gloves, French
make; tan, brown and black;
never sold for less than 51.
ff) 1 For Jouvin Celebrated Kid Gloves,
Jk in tan, mode, pearl, slate and
yl brown; large buttons; bl&ck points;
lowest price heretofore was 51.60.
Grand variety of blue, garnet, green,
lemon, heliotrope, salmon and canary
kid gloves.
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TOE GOOKSEY MO HISTY.
(hi fin Sold by Exclusive Hatters
OdiUUi fo.00 andrf&00.
We import these hats ourselves bnv
them in large quantities pay spot cash
for them. The result is seen in the prices.
AU-the latest styles on hand.
Ladies' Cheviot Reefers; cut 32 inches long;
welt seams; boxl back; regular price $5;
ECLIPSE SALE TRICE, $3.25.
Ladies' fine Irrtisible Cheviot Reefers, 32
inches long; bound all around with silk braid;
regular price $io ECLIPSE SALE
PRICE $7. ' j
, Ladies' English Clay Diagonal or fine
Cheviot Coats, half satin lined; box or plain
back; tailor-made; regular price $16; ECLIPSE
SALE PRICE $10.
Ladies' finest Imported Basket Cloth Box
Coats, black, navy and tan; 34 inches long;
half silk lined; white pearl buttons; regular
price $22; ECLIPSE SALE PRICE $14.50.
Ladies' finest Kersey Walking Coats; 34
inches long; silk roll binding; regular price $27;
ECLIPSE SALE PRICE $18.
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Ladies' Scotch Mixed Jackets; 32 inches
long; Watteau back with strap, or heavy
weight Reversible Cloth Jackets; regular
price $6; ECLIPSE PRICE SALE $3.98.
Ladies' fancy and plain Diagonal Jackets,
with Franklin collar; single or double Wat
teau in back; regular price $13; ECLIPSE
SALE PRICE $8.50.
Ladies French Whipcord Jackets; navy,
black and tan; Watteau back; Bishop sleeve;
regular price $16; ECLIPSE SALE
PRICE $10.
Ladies' Tight-Fitting Walking Coats, of
fine Beaver Cloth; large Empire Cuffs; pearl
buttons; length 40 inches; regular price $20;
ECLIPSE SALE .PRICE $12.50.
Ladies' Scotch Mixed or fine Kersey
Triple Cape Coats, 42 inches long; regular price $23;
ECLIPSE SALE PRICE $15.
500 Beautiful
Mink Head Scarfs;
Full Length;
Regular Price $7;
Eclipse Sale
Price $4,
Misses' elegant Watteau Jackets, with
Reefer front and box back, made of
Scotch Mixed Cloth, sizes 14 to 18; reg
ular price $6.50; Eclipse Sale Price $3.98.
Misses' fine fancy Scotch Cloth Rus
sian Jackets, with leather belt; sizes 12
to 18; regular price$8; Eclipse Sale Price $4.75.
Children's Gretchen Coats of fancy mixed
cloth, with deep Military Cape: sizes 4 to 14; reg
ular price $s; Eclipse Sale Price $2.49.
Children's tan and gray Eiderdown Walking
Coats, trimmed with Angora fur to match; regular
price $4; Eclipse Sale Price $1.85.
Children's extra fine Imported Spotted Camel's
Hair or Striped Eiderdown Walking Coats, velvet
trimmed; regular price $6; Eclipse Sale Price
$3.24.
MILLINERY KPT.
All sorts and shades of fine Velvets,
Ostrich Feathers and Felt Novelties go for
about half what they're worth.
Untrimmed Hats for 49c, 69c and 98c;
worth 75c, $1.25 and $1.50.
, Trimmed Hats for $1.95, $ 2. 95, 3.95
and $4-955 worth $3,$4-S$6-50 an4 $8.
Fancy Feathers, at 15c, 25c and 39c;
worth 35c, 50c and 75c
Ostrich Feathers, ( 25c; worth 50c. &&
.1. o-- lTifj
I, 1 49c; WUilU OOC
per bunch,
All Silk Ribbon at 19c per yard;
worth 35c.
MAIL ORDERS FOR ABOVE GOODS FILLED PROMPTLY AND CAREFULLY! WRITE FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE-SENT FREE.
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