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I THE FEETSBURG MSPAtTOH, WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, KM.
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WANTS MOKE FIGURES.
Chairman Gilliford, of the Allegheny
Auditing Committee
CRITICI8ES AUDITOR BIGGER,
Compiling That the Report
Sufficiently Definite.
Is Not
ERRORS IN THE CONTROLLER'S BOOKS
The "Dispatch printed yesterday morn
ing the report of Auditor Bigger, of Alle
gheny, on his examination of the books of
Controller Brown. There was no quorum
of the Auditing Committee, but the report
was given out for publication. Br. Gilli
ford, Chairman of the Aditing Committee,
bad prepared a report on the tame subject,
which he intended to present following the
reading of Mr. Bigger's report. Upon see
ing the report of Mr. Bigger in The Dis
TATcn, Dr. Gilliford decided yesterday to
make his statement public. It is as fol
lows: Allegheny, Fa., July 15.
To the Auditing Committee:
Gehtlexxn After readtn? tlio report
which Is to be presented to this meeting ot
our committee by Mr. Blcger, one of the ex
pert accountants, I deem It my duty to call
your attention to a few facts. Mr. Bhjger
states that the examination of the accounts
of the Controller's office has been completed.
This Is an error. There are a number of ac
counts In the Controller's office which have
iot been examined, nor reported upon. In
my opinion it is very Important that wo
should have an examination of and a report
uion the accounts of tho Controller with all
lessees of city property.
Tbero is a largo amount of valuable prop
erty on Ridge avenuo and other places
owned by the city and leased to different
parties; nnd while an examination of some
accounts might be omitted, it seems to mo
there ought to be a careful examination of
these accounts.
Taken IsraeTYlth Andltor Rigger.
Hie expert accountants have been spend
ing most of their tlmo on the Appropriation
Recounts. Mr. Bigger says he has found that
nil vouobers have been properly authorized
and found correct. This is not true, as Mr.
Bigger lias not examined into the legal
authority by ordinance or resolution for the
payment of the bill or voucher in each
case, and 1 can certify from my own knowl
edge of many bills which have been paid
which were not legally contracted and the
payment of which was not legally author
ized. Mr. Bigger can, however, no doubt
testify that bo has seon and examined tho
Voncher or bill corresponding to each war
rant that was Issued by the Controller,
which is a very different matter.
In only a few instances has the time been
taken to attempt to verify the correctness of
the vouchers, or to ascertain that the mate
rial or services named have been actually
furnished. As, for instance, in tho printing
account, when it was ascertained that the
Controller bad issued warrants for $640 55 in
excess of the amount due at contract price.
mtuongu miormea previous to tno payment
of part or the bills that tho bills were in
coriect and contained overcharges.
Suggestions for the Andltor.
At the last meeting of our committee the
accountants informed ns that they would
soon be able to give us a final report on the
Controller's interest account. The account
ants have spent a very considerable amount
of time on the interest account, Mr. Bigger
luring taken a trip to-Philadelphia in order
to try to sccuro information necessary.
I would suggest that the committee re
quest Mr. Bigger to report to u what know I
edge he secured in Philadelphia in relation
to tills account, and also furnish us a final
report on tlio interest account as early as
)08ible.
Before we leave the accounts of the Con
troller's office, it is due the Councils and the
people that they should know why it Is im
possible to take from the Controller's
books in their present shape a correct state
ment or the nioets and liabilities of the city;
and our expert accountants should furnish
tisihelniormatloninasplaln and slmplo a
form as possible.
The Controller should also have an oppor
tunity to show why ho has not kept a'
separate ana complete account for each de
partment, showing the amount Invested in
the plant and outfit of each department,
nith the yearly additions and permanent
improvements to the same.
Figures for Each Department.
In the case of the water department, why
Is thero not an account by which we conld
ascertain bow much Allegheny city has ln
icsted in her water-works plant, showing
the Investment In real estate, buildings,
mains, etc; an account which would show
just how much Allegheny has invested in
iter electric light plant, and the same for
each department or bureau. I do not think
it would bo possible for anyone to ascertain
Irom the Controller's books, without a great
amount of time and trouble, Just how much
Allegheny has invested in real estate, and
builulngs for the fire department.
1 believe all corporations keep accurate
Accounts or their investments and that Al
lezheny's Controller should keep similar ac
counts. If there are any reasons whv such
accounts should not be kept we should have
the reason.
As to the general condition of the books
of the Controller's office, the fact that they
were out or balance over $1,400,000 a few
months ago, and that they have bean kept
very lncorieetly, should be reason enough
lor ns not to leave the subject until we have
ascertained through the experts,and recom
mended the changes In the manner of keep
ing the accounts of the Controller, which
are so very much needed.
Take Good Care of the Children.
If you have children you will be inter
ested in the experience of Mr. John Cook,
of Pilot, Vermilion county, 111. He says:
Two years ago two of my family, avoung
man and a girl, had very severe and danger
ous attacks of bloody flux. The doctor Kere
was unable, after a week's time, to check or
relieve either case. I threw the doctor
overboard and began using Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Bemedy. Im
provement was seen very aoon and my chil
dren arose in a few davs from what I feared
would be their death-bed. It is a grand,
good medicine." Tuwrhsu
Xxccrslon Via the Picturesque B. & O. E. R.
To Atlantic Citv, via 'Washington, Baltimore
Jtnd Philadelphia, on Thursday, July 23, 1832.
Jtate $10 the round trip; tickets good foi 12
days rroin day of sale and good to tton off at
Washington City returning. Trains with
Pullman narlor and sleeping cars will leave
JJ. A O. depot, Pittsburg, at 6 a. . and fcM
- f
Atlantic City, Sen lle city, Oeean City,
Cape May nnd Iteturn for Twelve Days,
for 810,
Sy the Pennsylvania Railroad's special sea
shore excursion Thursday, July 21, 1$8.
Special train of day coaches and Pullman
parlor cars will leave Union station at 8.50
a. x. These special tickets will be accepted
on regular trains that date at 4 30. 7:10 and
8.10 p. X. Seats In narlor earn n.nd hertha in
sleeping cars can now be ecnred upon ap
plication at the office, 110 Fifth avenue.
63 .Excursion to Cleveland
vanla TJncs
Via Pennsyl-
Tuesday, July 20, from Pittsburg for
special train leaving Union station 8 a. jr.
, and for regular trains at 1:30 p.m. and 11:05
fr. jr., central time; tickets good to return
fcntll July SO. Inclusive.
Every Xady 'Wants One.
The demand for our beautiful booklet is
Something tremendous. Over 5,000 were
Bent out last week, and the large stock is
being almost exhausted. It is pronounced
by the papers to be the handsomest booklet
ever published in the city. Any lady send
ing name, address and 2 cents postage to the
Marshall Kennedy Milling Co., Allegheny,
I'a., can secure one of these gems of the
Illustrators' and printers' art. srwr
Urown Chapel Excursion to Bock Polat
' Via Pennsylvania 1,1 naa July 21.
Bound trip rate from Pittsburg 60 cents.
Epecial trains leave Union station 7.30 a. it
tiud 12.30 v. jl. Central time. Returning
train will leave Itock Point at 5 p. m. lew
Shall In size, great In results; Do Wltf
Little EarlyKlsera. Best pill for constipation
best for sick headaebo and sour stomach.
FuEHiirmE reupbolstercd and repaired.
IIacou & Kexztax, 33 Water street,
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LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Kaiser has caaght a whale.
Etna continues its pyrotechnio display
Typhus Is reinforcing cholera at Odessa,
Russia.
Brazil has quarantined against French
vessels.
Chicago Keeley graduates will organize
a temperance club.
A French crnlser will attend the Colum
bus fetes at Palos, Spain.
Eighteen deaths from cholera have oc
curred on a Volga steamer.
Senator Manderson has declared for Sun
day opening of io World's Fair.
Italians are still complaining of the
scarcity of fractional silver currency.
The Union Law School has been incor
porated, to oompete with the Northwestern
University.
Yellow fever threatens to depopulate
Vera Cruz, as its inhabitants are fleeing the
city by hundreds.
And now Toledo's Street Commissioner,
Bower, is charged by affidavit with the em
bezzlement or $2,000.
Lightning killed elgbt prisoners In the
penitentiary at Sacateras, Mexico, and
struck five others Insensible.
The Earl of Orkney and the popular
Gaiety burlesque actress, Connie Gilchrist,
were, married In London yesterday.
Most of the Powers will send squadrons
to Genoa while King Humbert Is visiting the
itaiian-American exhibition tnere.
During a fight between Hungarian gen
darmes and riotous farm laborers near
Grosswardein Monday, 12 laborers and one
officer were killed.
Morocco troops, mobilized to suppress a
rebellion, being imperreotly supplied with
food, are ravaging the country and commit
ting shocking barbarities.
The Coroner's verdict on tho Lake Peoria
disaster exonerated Captain Leosch, hut
lound fault with the inefficient laws of Illi
nois governing steamboats.
A threshing machine engine exploded
Monday In the grain field of Thomas Gomez,
near Sacramento, killing Joseph banders
and John Merron and terribly injuring
three others.
The Chicago Trades and Labor Assembly
bavo drawn up charges of murder against
V. A. Pinkcrton, to whioh that gentloman
replies by trying to have the labor leaders
arrested lor criminal libel In the passage of
recent resolutions.
Hip Lung, a wealthy Chlneso merchant
of Chicago, lias appealed to the United
States Circuit Court from the assessment
placed upon card markers by the custom
officials. The markers which are used In
the Chinese game or "bung loo" were as
sessed SO cents a naok and purchased for 2
cents per pack. Tims the assessment Is 1,000
per cent of their value.
United States Commissioner Hoyne nt
Chicago Monday rendered his decision In
the case orLouis Napoleon Auzat, for whose
extradition the French authorities have
made application on a charge of being a
forger and a fugitive from justice. The
Commissioner held that the evidence war
ranted him in committing Auzat for extra
dition. MInard Wall, a walking delegate of the
Chicago Seamen's Union, who was arrested
Saturday night, charged with complicity in
the murder of First Mate Walker, of the
steam barge Middlesex, was arraigned yes
terday on a charge of intimidating the crew
of the Middlesex. The case was continued
till the 27th Inst. The charge of murder was
dropped.
One Waltors, near Calvert, Tex., was
Monday night given 50 lashes by four men.
He had noticed the misbehavior of boys at a
uierury society meeting as toe cnurcn a lew
nights ago. lie took their names and re
ported their conduct to others. This so in
censed some of the neighbors that it was de
termined to punish him. After the whip
ping he was told to leave the conntry. Wal
ters reported the affair, giving the names of
four men as his assailants. Two have been
placed under arrest.
The story of the capture of the schooner
Undine and the mnrder of her captain and
crew, taken from the China papers, is some
what mixed. The only vessel of that name
on the coast was lost several years ago. The
vessel referred to In the story was probably
the yacht Kinnloath, which formerly be
longed to the King of Tahiti. .When the
king died the vessel was sold to private par
ties and chartered to a man named Wilson,
who fitted her out for a trading cruiser. The
vessel cleared without proper formalities
and since that tlmo nothing has been heard
of her.
Detective J. J. Kenny, Chlof or the Mis
souri, Kansas and Texas Secret Service, has
left for Adair, L T., where he will attempt
to organizes posse to capture the robbers
who held up the express train Thnrsdav
night. It is now known that the Dal ton's
after the Adair robbery withdrew and went
Into camp on Pryor creek, 18 miles Irom
Pryor creek tank. Saturday they moved
camp, this tlmo within five miles of the
tank. Word to that effect was sent to head
quarters at St. Louis, and a message was
forwarded from there to the train crew at
Denison, as another hold-up was expected
Monday night.
WILL PAY OLD-HtOff PBICEB.
Rut Mr. Everson Wants More for His IUvo
ln'lonarr Cannon.
John Ererson had a consultation with
Controller Morrow and Chief Bigelow yes
terday relative to selling to the city the old
Fort Duquesne cannon which he on Satur
day offered to the Mayor. Mr. Everson re
fused to put a figure on the piece, and the
officials declined to make an offer, except to
buy the relio as old iron. This was refused,
and the chances of the city becoming a pur
chaser are slim. There is thought to be a
prospect of the Daughters ot the Bevola
tion buying the cannon.
The Pole Will Recover.
Navadla Tolondi, the Pole who was acci
dentally shot by a companion who was
loading a gun at West Newton about a
week ago, is reported at the Mercy Hos
pital to be rapidly recovering. It was
thought at first he would die. J. C Scbaf
fer, who bad his skull fractured by a base
ball bat July 4 while playing ball at Schen
ley Park, wis discharged from the Merer
Hospital yesterdar as cured.
Good Advice
Faith fnllv Fallowed Gave Good Results
"I do not know what
would have become of
me If I had not at tho
advice or a good friend
three years ago began
taking Hood's Sarsapa
rllla. I sincerely be
lieve 1 should have
be-n dead long ago.
I had a bad hnmor
Clirlotln lempie. that would not yield to
any treatment. My stomach was also very
weak, possibly due to the humor. I suffered
badly and was hardlv able to get around
when I began taking Hood's Sarsaparllla. I
began to improve Blowly until alter I had
taken some 10 or 12 bottles. I considered my
self well once more. I recommend
Hood's Sarsaparilla
to my friends. It did me so much good that
It seems as if It must do others good." Mrs.
CHniSTiHA TEJcrLE, Bangor, Me.
iJOOD'b PILL' are tho best after-dinner
Pills; assist digestion, cure headache.
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Misses' Cloth Top Pat. Tip Spring Heel,
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$5 to $10 less for our
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diseased action therein, without the aid of Internal
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Price CO Cents per box.
Sold br Druggists, or sent by mall. Eend for
"Hints for Kitchen and Sick Room," Free.
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BROWN
50c Paper for 25c.
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Axminster Carpets,
Velvet Carpets,
Body Brussels Carpets,
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choice in color. All at-
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Special styles in choice colors.
You should see our stock be
'ore you buy.
GEO. W. SN11,
136 FEDERAL ST.,
ALLEGHENY CITY, PA.
apt-xwv
Railroad Wreolts
Occnr principally throngh unregulated and
broken watches. I liave made such reduc
tions that everyone can have tliolrwatoh re
paired at these prices:
Watches Cleaned... 60 cents
Main Springs...- 50 cents
New Jewels .60 cents
Case Springs B0 cents
Musical boxes, Instruments and Jewelry
finely repaired. Four competent workmen.
AH work warranted.
ARONS' "WATCH HOSPITAL,"
65 FIFTH AVENUE.
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WALL PAPER.
Do vou want to buv wall papert
If vou do this is a splendid time. We hare
marked down everything, Including
Picture Mouldings and Llncrust Walton.
We will have some paper in the 10c list
that never was sold In Flttsburg lor less
than 25c.
Wo have picture mouldings at So per foot
that recently sold for 15c.
Our Pure Faints and White Lead and Oil
at lowest wholesale prices.
Send for price list of paints.
W e have the best paper-hangers only, and
can furnish any number' at once. We send
them out of town at regular prices with car
fare added.
Send for samples of wall paper, sent free
to any address.
G. G.1 O'BRIEN'S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
292 Fifth
v.,
3 Squires from Court Housj
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MENS' AND BOY'S
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LADIES' CLOAKS L JACKETS,
. Watches & Jewelry,
ON
INSTALLMENTS.
Cisi Prlces-Witboat Security.
rERMt: Oae-thlrdof tbtsaount purchased
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LUCKY LIST MULTIPLIES!
Below will be found the names and residences of 108 more
people who yesterday received their
GOODS
M
KAUFM ANNS'
The same thing will be repeated to-day, and every day
this week. The gong rings promptly every five minutes, and
every ringing is the signal that some customer is to be handed
back the money he paid for his purchase. It's a distribution
without fear or favor, without connivance or collusion, and, while
all cannot, of course, get their purchases gratis, at least 108
people must get their goods without pay each day.
CUSTOMERS WHO GOT TMR GOODS FIE YESTEMT:
Mrs, Sylbla Stonp, 197 First ave.
Miss Nellie Batchelor, Rochester, Pa.
J. F. Crowthen, 197 Fourth ave.
Mrs. G. Fox, 4405 Penn ave.
M. Joyce; Columbus, O.
J. W. Hall, 157 Fourth ave.
Mrs. M. Gallavtn. 3921 Uawley ave.
Mrs. H. Taylor, Reflectorvijle, Pa.
Mrs. A. Davis, New Brighton, Pa.
Nicholas Kunr, 01 Grant st.
Charles D. Rolandely, nope Church, Pa.
Charles D. Rolandely, Hope Church, Pa.
Charles D. Rolandelr, Hope Church, Pa.
Miss A. Hamilton, 5912 Margaretta nt.
D. K. Conner, 17 Thirty-second St., 8. 8.
Miss Lizzie McKeo, 301 Franklin sc, Airy.
Mrs. F. Krimmel, Franklin, Pa:
George B. Hoover, Natchez st.
W. H. Graham. Washington, Pa.
Miss Cella Fairfax. 97 Craig St., Allegheny.
James Kain, 8-25 Fifth ave.
Mrs. A. Bell, Kuth sc, Mt. Washington.
C. M. Dempsey, Walls, Pa.
B. Maloney, 119 Diamond st.
J. Weber, Crafton. Pa.
Miss A. Sbaefer, 111 Wooster, st.
W. Glbbs, Wlllock, Pa.
W. Volkman, 203 Grant St.
John McCarthr, 121 Rebecca St., Allegheny.
G. H. Brown, 831 Webster ave.
W. Jackson, 416 Smfthfield st.
Mrs. M. Itaddlck, Brownsville ave., S. S.
Mrs. J. Nelson, 34 Arbncklo alley.
J. E. Vandvarest, Mononguhela, Pa.
J. J. Roeger, Rebecca St., Wllklnsburj.
Dickson K. Coyle, 330 Craig St.
Mrs. H. Yogel, Rankin station, Pa.
Matt Dlnley, 43 Crawford st.
Mrs. M. Morgan, Cato St., Oakland.
Geo. Weaver, 19 Hamlin St., Allegheny.
Mrs. 8. S. Alexander, 5312 Penn ave.
Harry Dawson, Glen Held, Pa.
E. G. Searle, Brushton.
IL L. Jones, Lang ave., Homewood.
R. D. Young. Verona, Pa.
C. L. Thornburg, 14 Biignton place, AU'y.
Mrs. A. Adams, Sylvan, Pa.
W. H. Davis, Lancelot, Pa.
Mrs. M. Hunter, 317 Carson st, S. S.
Mrs. A. Adams, Sylvan, Pa.
Neal Brannigan, 147 W. t 'arson st, S. S.
Theo. Magnus, Ewing's Mills, Pa.
James B. Floyd, Chicago, III.
Mrs. M. G. McCaw, GlOsonla, Pa.
ID Onr Wok Encss Are
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IK GREAT CLEARING SALE UTIKO.
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15f. 153 AND 155 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY.
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HOUSE-CLEANING.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE
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AT-
R. G. Boak, 3705 Fifth ave,
R. G. Boak, 3705 Fifth ave.
Mrs. Alice Dell, Ruth St., Mt Washington.
Herman Llnnenbrlnk, Freedom, Pa.
Mrs. G. Reiser, 464 Forbes st
Mrs. C. W. Caven.Hazelwood ave.,Hazelw'6V
Miss Mary Hull. CCS Ann St.
Mrs. 8. Gibson, 410 Taylor st
Mrs. Eliza Bloomer, Lewis st, 18th want
Mrs. M. Goodell, 209 Collins ave., E. E.
Mrs. W. C. Smith, 545 Wylle ave.
Mrs. J. Stinger, 14 Carson st
Mrs. R. P. Longeay, Murray ave.
Mrs. L. Case, 2321 Jane st, S. S.
Thos. Vugal, Elliott Boro.
Miss May Kelly, rear 3S17 37th st
Harry Aton, 3707 Fifth ave.
Miss Kephart, 40 Ravine st. Troy H11L
- Mrs. W. B. Bark, 26 Cedar ave., Allegheny
J. IL Wallace, 613 Liberty st
Mrs. H. D. Bell, Wllklnsburg.
Mrs. Mary Keiser, Irwin station, Pa. '
J. P. Smith, Hotel Kline, city.
Mrs. J. Shrelber, 242 Locust at
John F. O'Toole, 752 W. Carson st, W. B.
J. L. Black, 319 Carson st, 8. S.
Miss Lou Minnlck, 762 W. Carson st, S. f.
J. F. Crowthers, 197 Fourth ave.
Mrs. B. Smiley, 163 Second ave.
Miss Maggie O'llara, Wllmardlng.
Wm. Francis, 93 Herron are.
Mrs. Thomas Macmerlt, 26 Penn are.
Miss Sadie Burn., Wylle ave.
Mrs. Kate Kerr, 141 Fourth ave.
Mrs. M. R. Kessler, 114 Liberty st. All?.-' . ;
Mrs. Pauline Keel, Bennett, Pa.
Mrs. M. Steele, Sbady Lane.
A. Gnibert, Rebecca st, Wllklnsburg. -Mrs.
Dan'I Miller, 407 Beaver ave., AU'y.
A. Gray, GIbsonburg, O.
J. C. Sea wright 93 Roberts st
Mrs. V. F. Abbott, 5905 Broad StE. B.
N. B. Rice, McKeesport, Pa.
L. H. Hllllard, Bntler, Pa.
Miss Coll, 6223 Broad st, E. E.
Miss Mary Draff, 49 Diamond st
Jos. Jones, 34 Chestnut St., Allegheny.
W. S. Spreen, German National Bank.
Mrs. E. G. Love, Brushton.
Mrs. Sam'l Sipe, 32 Oakland square.
Fred Smyth, 221 Locust st
Mlchnol Thomas, Batcher's Run, Allegheny.
John Nanz, 153 Spring Garden ave., All'y;
L. D. Fuller, Duquesne Hotel.
soil in-Force Unite is
go at prices Jthat do their
COME AND SEE.
BEYOND YOUR EXPEUTATIONS.
& MACKIE,
TRY IT IN YOUR NEXT
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