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. ~ :' 'Oil _ of the .Commlttee on Inspection
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te Condition of the School Buildings
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Improvement& Necessare---The At
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' 11 33 PertiPit 8 - OggIeSHOILII... ...
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hefialiONVlDg is the reportof . the u
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tee' of 'lnspection appointed-. by the
; ;; Lrtt Of Cottrellers of the Ali city
:1 311 4 Scheele atfi l piestittiillo the Board
i . . - heir last meeting : ; •
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th tee Board .of Zbntrollere- of Allegheny
: ''The Committee of ' , lnspection pro.-
'ed for by resolution adopted at themeet
-4 of June 2d, 1888,, wonid respectffilly.re
.Vil - understand the design of our arr T.
point
, •":lat to be to inspect huildings, the condi
-41 of the;schools, the evidences of impact
!and efficiency on the part of the teachers
progress by the pupils, and to make
: k atever suggestions may strike us main
:•:•tant to the educational interests of Abe ,
' , i''''. 'All the schools 'hare been visited by
liir Committee, except those in finvder's
•Ilow, and the colored schools on Welm;
‘. i. street. ;Our appointment has' been so 1
_, , ; :ent, and so . near the close of the; school,
- T;in. that is order to' teach all, we :were'
- inpelled to pass through the schools in
••,...te. Unfortunately in the , Firati Seciond
d Third Ward Schools' we • found large
• , .ambers of the nupils absent, owing to an
" , inetise concert conducted for SOMe'f•WO
• . - sthree days by Prof. Slit*. and inwhich
3 children were . performer es. •= This sewn
id have rather • demoralized; • these
iools and ought not to be allowed , to
trWpriricipals and teachers in every in
:t-i7eived us kindly: - I n the primary
is** 8 did riot stop to, hear any recite
il:!: '" „the. Medium , Grammar and
• 1.! 'bola generally, we heard the pu
t
. t er ito
lei re?ffinig and nientar arithmetic. But
' • i t . .-. - detalled statement of our observations
-present as follows: , - - - -. .
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:1 ' • : tnetrinites. -.
2 „The rooms in the Pint ward building are
irn
*fortable and'coittitioilious,,and some re
' trd:htte been ;: ' ; ; eanlinessipl_llos,..._re,
tilings and wal f.:. . :":•','. "e would surrx"st
at 'measures eh. ";; 4,-, adopted to "have
. • , - ,sbecca' Street :;5."-, ':' - - , ef the • bulidlig,,
o ,ld-*lth Nice - . F‘'. , : • • ment.' ' At present
',le schools are ;-; I' ; disturbed' with the
: • ' iise of that thoron.ghfare. • •
;The house in' the Second - Witrd is in excel
, tnt condition; and• is "delightfifily . shaded
;.• ilith trees on the south . and westside*
`The Third ward huildingillarge and in
• ,
it Condition. 'Your Committee were min
.:illy impressed with %he' crowded condi- .
- ',on Of the primary rooms. Itseems to - Os
fiat the health '- and progress of the pupils,
. •
,I'D less thanth'e comfort teachers; tillfie
--,ianil an' immediate enlargement of the
~-prise, and we submit whether it would not
• • ; - " - a -wise for the Directoralo - secure the pri
... late property fronting on ' James street,
• ; :!..pmediately adjoining the house, so that it
:pay be suitably enlarged.
, ;' Building 4, in ward. No. 4in our judg
, . , :bent is scarcely- fit fol school purposes.
s structure and arrangement are bad. Its
.. :, alb 3 and ceilings are so . dingy and un-,
:-., ghtly as to be, disheartening to teachers
11 . ... iid.demondizing to pupils . It Is dadto 1
'jail-that it be speeffily,usade . more Cheer
ial and commodious . ; Also .the present
,I.l' rniture is rathereinferbrin quality.
.i.,. '.;',' Building . No. Sin this ward, which stands
(
..:‘ ..‘ pon, a lot 4.00 feet hy 290 feet, is new and
;.. • 4"legett, manifestly ;he finest school build.!
:-. ;,- lug in the city. It contains a flue hall in
. t:; - .4its third : story capable of seating MiCatun
',,,,, -fired persons, while an the arrangements
. , I , eem well.. adapted to the purposes for
-- 'l4:uch it has been erected.
. •.4 Thelma-Lb ward house stands'On a bean
-'• '4l - ful site, and contains" coMfortable rooms.
^,;. part of the first story is occupied by the
•
janitor, from whence the unpleasant odors,
~i f cooking are !distributed .through.the
. , ::nilding. We suggest that this portion of
•,-. .The house be tittteedd up for school purposes,
.. • Zio that the First Primary, now taught in a
•:,.. n.oom separated, from the main building by
4
'- street, can be brought into it. The furni-
L - ure is- not first -class, and we. think the
14chciolti are rendered somewhat noisy, by
': ••;;;•. he movable chairs with which theuilding
b
its seated. , ,
there are also four schools taught, in
' • ;..„.tonziection with - those in the ward
Moreie, in an. old dilapidated house in the'
- :‘..4rounds of the Fi ft h ward. But as the
,
.;:directors of thisnew: ward • are engaged in
.:;•=thaereetien of a first dosshouse, we deem
: 'i;it imprudent, to say more at present. ,- .
- - *li; As already hinted we did not find time
: ::..,to visit the house in SnyderW'Hollow... , -It.
', ids new, and in, it two scheols have been
Ili - ivell conducted under the care of tie Direo
.;
tore orthe Sixth ward;
• • 48 the colored Wheels on Webster street.'
-- f are nireadY under the supervision of e
' 1:"specolal committee of this Board,- we did
4 not regard it as important, for us to visit
4+ them. The building, as you all know, is'
'J new and commodious, capable of accom.
• Amodating all the colored children of the
.".- city. • - • : : ,
• •
_AI Daring the past year ;there have been
il employed 7 Principles and 84 Teacher*
T • •
1,1 Good order seems to be maintained gen
.'.
et ally in the sehools of the city. Perhapti
the nearest approximation to -_rfection in
- . this respect is to tiefentd in nsti:Ndg 2
1
• and* 5.. Your committee were delighted
with the order whit% seemed to, prevail•le
b almost every room -; in -these buildings.
And it is hoped that, without' any resort to
e i severe measures, perfect government Will,
q Soon be eitablished in every- buildin In
.ti order to - do this it is important that c hanges
..,
in both Principal% and Teachers -when
competent-should be seldom made.
•• i. III: PRIMARY SCHOOLS. .
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r. There is not a ward intbe ;11it.7.- ill which
* 1: these schooleare" is* toce-mucte'-crowded.
; .
- -.‘: This crowdingis damaging to the health of
. 11 the children and makes it quite impossible
~ tl for the teacher to do her duty to them. We
„;,: feel that thUtmatter should claim the earn
,, est attention of direitors. "ICU all itnpor
--.S sant thatsualls have a fair op rtunity of
.bi learningU:the , then , :thore4-
•, 1 "ncation.• They should have first-class
*1 teachers placed "itirerlhematit distribu
tedbe*, in such nurnberi as will allow all to be
: If. faithfully attended to: -.'• It the iiiii&
the necessity for reorganization in the prk.
i', may scheola is most obvious, W hile fn the
i,,,. First and Second, wards theta is
.also:
' intioh croWding: There are Toni 2 fel •
rooms in the Third ward, each having two
teachers. In oneorthese -we 'fliund two
hundred 41 114 1 forty PaPill‘and.were -.f eld
h, that a - few daYit before Mir iiiiiiVfortihad_
ii, been promoted. We believe1111011*.tot
;;; first or second primary school n the cite -
L$ which the enrolment is not considerably
1 over n Inirlditidf. 'ls no's titit istatittam i t of
!; things manifestly wrong. „and should not
, something be done at oncelpt.xemedy it if
possible? If beildingecangtithe enlarged
..-;
13 might it not be well for director% to consid
er whether orpot more rooms in the pros
4.- e
ntfioe,B64stiodld be oecatilefWith primer r:
' se - lipele j amt;theiSropriett , of-. , eiriplilltg
two teachers in the same room , in the grain
''
mar departments,. rather than, follow the
i present prdeliee?'•"This , itirglit , give some
i liefl
while,it would more certainly insure
a re fai r start to beinners. However this
ma y. be, we earnes tly hope that this mi
will receive your earnest consider ate
' Might not rooms be.rented for the acconi
° medation of...Pr/lfierY eeill eeigr - '---..-„, -
' tv.---IticeiraiThris: '' ---•
During out v i s it eye garkeur„ attention
c hiefly to Aid things: ittratiteadlWinil'ip,
general, we are constrained to say that
Feeding in our Public, Schools is not excel
lent.,We are tOrsiiideittliitliitifileient at
' teThitn hal not teen besto of wed :fon this
ver y important lenient , ; ow n
to: 1 1041 64111 °1 i
ifire tle i gn=fin
are uthaft lame
/11 * ' Zr - peruse. DE' Nowa - thataaraa
-; 1 90 71: 4 5 . Can 'Ol4 I) i r is gr0'57.11191170,",
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we foundlhat readin • is not a daily exer-
..... . . . .
•was the pleasure of the .difectoni to lafa
itso. But however this may be, while we
found a stray specimen of fair reading in'
all the schools, it is geneially not good.'
.Perhaps we ought to except' two schools in
the First ward and 'three in house No. 5 of
the FOurth *yard. in these the reading.
"wad very good. , , As we esteem good read-
Initakwmean accomplishment. we. would ,
respectfully urge Its importance tipoiftli..,
rector's, Principals and Teachers." ~*
With. the exercises in Mental Arithmetic •
we weiamnch"gratified. ' Th - ough - bi Ifmnii •
instances the examples analyze were diffi
cult, yet the pipits were Chrivup Mut .
Yet ilia feWSthoele we detented's.• &sloes
of a lack ' i.f thoroughness ;I*: training,.
which hope may sons " _reined led: - Am
this broach , et. htUdY MoStlntimitely.
connected with and
strength of cOntfibittiiig to "ttheli'
- accuracy and quichness in, cal hope that'. thur,e;w4l. rmt.be the : ieast
nntion !lithe a;tentiOn new bestowedmpon'
,3 _ • • : •
' V. TEACEDERS:
- • .
Your "Klotnnlit* feel-that in moral char
,acter,-ammtat. latitare, solid aisquirebtenta
and earnest, application to thelr,work, the
leachers:mf this city will compare favore
with any in other schools - similar. in
,grade:.• -Of.course there are a few in this
profession, as in others, who are not first
',,,tlass. But while we were pained b3 , notice
ln", 'a very few cases, the manifest want of
some ;.elements;requisite to,, a profitable
teacher, yet :with the teachers -8.8;whole we
were , most favorably impressed. And as•
they are engaged in one of .the greatest and
grandest works which it is the privilege of
men and women to pursue--a work Which
nifty largely contribute to-the well-being
Mf' public morality, and which . certainly
- does help to make,a nation wise and strong,
we feel • that they should receive every en
•
couragement, Directors should - see that
they are: liberally compensated and fur
nished with such text books mall branches
of study as will best, id them in the mental,
and literary, culture mf, the children. , The
visits- paid by Directors, are by far tmo•tm
unrrequent,,while -parents are seldom found
in the :schools, e x cept 'to reveal their dis
pleasure at some penalties that have been
!billeted on their children. Visiting is of
tittich ., nse to both teachers and pupils, and.
each :Ward in' the selection': of Directors
should men who have, moth cepa°.
ity and leisure for the duties-of such an
important trust.',
The grade in our schools seems to besuf
fitiently high. The highest grade of study
in the city, Is found iii house 4, inWerd No.
4. Her* we found the only, school in which
Ray's Algebra, second part, is taught. We
are of the opinion that the schools in Wards
2 and ere not quite up to grade. How
ever, no ldame is to be attached to the
Principat, for this . - It ' grows tut of the'
crowded condition of the primary Schools;
'compelling frequent promotions, and when
the pupils are not properly prepared. It is
impossible to keep up the =ado, unless pi
pile are thoroughl3r qualified as they pass
from ahool to school.
'BIIGGEBT/lIML
I. While the present system of school
makkag,ement continues we suggest= that no
Principal he required' to hear more than
en e class in the High School during the
'morning and afternoon sessions, that ho
mey devbte his attention , to . other parts of
the sehooll. : • - ' • - •
II:' We suggeW that section 23, page, 18,
c s
of the printed rui • and regulations, be
hereafter more ri My enforoedi and that
if the committee ' Vie 'same deem it ad-
Nimble they ph in` - fi - . , e ". an Additional
rule forbiddhqt• • , l A u, • , dovment of pupils
by the Professedir ; . , :, . in concerts, which
are of ncivalue to • ::',lllshools, but-rather
tend to mentsl=L in
III: - We sug ' e committee
be requested -to ccinsider the propriety of
chaiieng section 4; page 8, of the printed
'Rules and Regulations. It Is hereby rec
ommended that permits to the primary
schools be only given during the first week
*leach Month, and that pitis to the A
It C classes be given_ only Miring the first
weekof each quarter.c ••
' W. We suggest that - hereafter the vaca
tions ht the holidays and April, be each one
week - Itead of two as . heretofote.
V:. We aid° suggest 'that declamation,
which seems to be almost entirely neglect
ed in our se:1001s, shall be required once a
week Ifinti the Gramma. and High schools.
VI. Weysuggest the appointment of an-
other Coilimittee on School Inspection,
who shall be fully instructed-by this Boar d
as to all' matters on which they shall:report
'and who shall visit all the schools of the
city take a Year and report as often *in
• - , 'Respectfully submitted.
i
Joni H. CLARK, Chairman.
lii LL E. Sw.trr,
J. B. GROTJARD, .
R. RoLeocic, • ‘
4, 18e.s.
THE "Revue Intenualossle" calls Gad
liamilkm "a • woman, making np for bar
lack of an impertinent pen; , and, just, that
sort of character who, when married; gives
the poor intibaidra foretaste of•hell." Gail
,had inveighed againtit one of the special
hobbies - of the Revue. The
s torms Revue
thinks that the dissimilarity between Hrs.
Harriet Beecher 'Btowe'S 4 llncle
Cabin'? : iind her later ; works is so great as
to give •rise to the suspicion that she did. not
write'Unclo Tom at all, or was assisted in
its !composition,:; y a vastly. abler Pen..
'Miss :Cummings' Umplighter and Mabel
Vaughn, the same writer says, - are dreadful
trash,` and ' Mrs: Holmes' • noV els are prig
tively unbearable; "Orr . the whole,"' he
,says, ,"the female : novelists of Ame r ica
shoWn very little ability; they eitheipjnider
to the;meanesi snnsationalhuni,ori:*4te ,
an,eccentrie, horribly , airectoditole; *tog
to say •Einaft .things, and hiding elack of
ideas minder grotesqueness of diWon." , •
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1;0 ,
kci iniacit;arthoillicoa‘tho;.in
eonseetteneaPf : the suteeiss of. the recent
British explOratiene..ablint •Jerusaleri,
similar-enterprise: for NV Einar, had been
plattned:hy, the Rev, Mice Butler.:„ re
gret to learn , by recent adviees fro 'Eng
land, that this gentleman,-said to have beep
Well qualified Ao•superintend.the,labor f had
died just as he was about sailing for his field
of Operations. The work =however, , it
is 4141;,1ie eontlitneWinder other auspices,.
Aia r AW hoped interesting, results.
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Okla aots. - fair. jaild,point .For . 1 44a1011kni
iirshlrfr is Twort e. or ' trenttemen:
hag 1121- , 1!t. , : LoTiows
Is the only reliable remedy for diseases and:
libel of the Akin.
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• " - POTTlaki '
arkl, repestea otha r renetliee, l Bo.
back's litaßacli:liitters. Bleed Punier an 4 lljtaai .
Pills are the inedleinei eitant'ie cure tb r e
ears for which they are riconisended:.
told by ill Driggilfs Everywhert.'
'Th'ere is no medicine inase so Oar-aeons as Dr:
Itaback.s Blood lharillor 'and Blood Pllls for tite
Pen*suent cure.of.B4l4 or Bleeding, riles; they
• strike at the root of disesuie, theriby removing the
•-• • • .-
..;.• . .
Sold all Druggists,Evorywhere. •
There if, ikerhaps, no one thing that ',tumid - one so
inueh to promote the - e - anati cietaigniranne 'as that
gentle itimidating tonic. Rehtici*iiitinnath• Bitten:
they strengthen and invigorate iritbout trodneing
the µl arneta (ifulc•ohouc etbrialAnte. : •
, , Sold by - all Druggists Everywhere:
•
PXMS
Are Pills that have it' illicit and potierfnl action o
the llver;' and relieve any Inactivity or congeste
state of that all Important Orin's' titan which de
pends the Whole process of digestion; The Import
&nee, then; of procurini tirPill that shall have such
direct action' Wittient the l in 'effects or mercury, Is
manifest to every one; melt Itebsok's
Blood PlIls; they are w,rranted poreiv vegetable,
and can with' certainty be relled'upen4nd -are safe
at all times. • • - '
Is but another tame tar Dyspepala..and the parent
of many ills. B,oback , s Stomach Bitters taken in
, witie-glass-full doses, directly after each meal, will
surely effect• a permanent cttre. Do hot take our
word for it, but try them:
gold by all Druggists Eveowhere.
• .NIGHT MARE
. •
Is one of' the many diseases of which Dyspepsia is
the peent. To effect a cure persons should avoid
hearty food at night, and take a wine.glass-full of
Boback's Stomach Bitters on retiring to bed. , • -
Sold by. all Druggists Everywhere. :
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lUMNOVATE..
. . ,
During the Spring months it is one of the regniu
household duties to renovate, and, in no multipli
city of other dutits one's osyn self is, In a great
measure, ovUlookedohancands of valuable ilires
might be prolonged, and many doubtless eared from
pnextuitnre graves by, thoroughly renovating the .
syitem
_with Dr. itqbacili Blood Pills, Stomach'
Bitteriand Blood Purifier: .
',Sold by - Druggists Everywhere.
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Is one of
arising
or severe
and renn
Stomach
vltall,
The
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Wis., Piano, $600; Bey.. T. W. pg., Cleveland, , 0., .
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MOS: tarnished. 3 Portfoulor !o ft en ay paid to
olgaluiCOLUEßYl#ooohimArgs, p a u nch ,
gloeatiolly__Bolicitod. lErrAn ICIFEN.IIOI DE
C*N
IN CLAW for wechonleo every wEDNEBDA,
„. 'l,: c i 1,-2041nit.
ltitiPOOrite r dWelac i llil •
t-.7faleposaii.wlll:lo feeeleitilita` JULY laraf. -11-nt
rrf 9j *" . :I
mossemi 'LLP%_;! i N 4'Asehtma::'
p it A lig ris ti o....o 6 t 0.. (
tull e
. _ •—••mww. ,
J. ow of the beet lut ,
" um
...: ita k r oolus sbor,..„ . wheroa.eitthe balk=
. „i111 7 97,,i0 wrrioesits., tit
144'
707rfg'4.1ttlitlatIMPIUMUNIMUNIVIlkOMS,. Yege— t.
- 7 14" "4'""
, verrimniuw „ to
laos' SIM jilligal!;• •
. Illrerdifei
-M,lll - .30 IQ tidS ,T) a ;•.•
.... CN
11/ bfrif.ial 'rf.4,147 - '4.oevi." 14Y tsierr -4,,a arm ”otfot
).1 14,
" Z "~"eiYY '<.y.~. ;~. t` +C.~-f;.,t~,A,:'wG,~"y - •x.S'a-~- _....:.:tc':
Bed
PILEI3.I
nm'E;e4PrcE•
Sold by all Druggists Everywhere,
CHOLY
dliwders of the nervous System,
state of the constitutional health
ion - after long continued sickness,
gorating remedies like Itoback.s
restore the nerves tO their natn-
Druggists Zver7wtiere.
Sold
SELLS . TIM'"?
the sale Of 110BACIVS BLOOD
H BITTERS and BLOOD PURl
ggists everywhere:.•
1: ABY NEDICINt
sonuirsons.
NIWA.TT, O.
EiAu3n jartiox s n: sum,,
~ ILLNIFFAMn= BY
k*.pritlETOXitihi.
FRIDAY, JULY 10, 186
ilickrs:f MT
rx
A d diumf a ,. ,
littibdtre"
CEIIN4P "AP3I Alint)
QUE!NSWARE,
SILVER AMAMI/ WARE.
mzir
Br.) tams, '4
1g
.3 LE AND FAINT .
100 D 01 , 8017.
RICHARD BREED & CO.
mh27 h , ' , •
..... • • -
G]aCi' S s
9
aney Cake- er & Confectioner,
•41 , col . .EALta
FOREIGN /CDO ' F RU I TS NII,TaI
$
o. 40, earner Vedas! • d•Robinbon streets,Alle
ghtray. $4l/Fr Conitantly on, hand, ICS CEE.A.II, of
silos's flavors.
HENRY. W. HORBACH,
Confeetioner7 and Bakery
No. AOO SMITEIFIELD
114 ween SeTepth and Libert7.
wrLAD .0 B' SALOON sttaaked.
• GEORGE HEAVEN, . • • ,
tandy Manufacturer,
. .
And dealer in FOREIGNAMMBICAN PEWITS.
PICKLES, NIITB &et ' •
I.lil &della Street,
Second door from the dint National Bank. Alle
gheny City. . •
ff'.U.ICES! T. St! - • • •
The Tax Payers of the cOnsolidated Cittyy of Pitts
burgh, are her, by notified that the Tax Books are
now in the hands of the City Treasurer, ready for
Collection. .
Taxes and Water Rents_ paid between the lit of
JUNE and the ' st •AIJOUST. will be received at a
DISCOUNT, OF FIVE PER GENT.
And between Ault usrl lst, and the 76th of
.sze-
TEM#ER., at a
• DISCOIINT 'OF TWO PER CENT..
From the Ifith et SEPTEMBER to the lst of OC
TOR, all taxes will berwableas assessed. After
the let of OCTOBEWFWE per cent. will beidded;
and on the Ist of NOVEMBER, all unpaid Taxes
will be put into the bands of Collectors WITH THE
FURTHER, ADDITION OF FIVE PER CENT.,
making 4 'difference of FIFTEEN PER' OENT,
between- those paying In July and lam paying in
' IIIPre r, 3TATE MERCANTILE. LICENSES are
now due, and should be paid on or before the Ist of
July, to save coat and expense of suit.
_•
1- • S. ALLINDEIL
jeltbres • City Treasurer.
.. .
NOTICE..
.
1e .31 - ACCORDANCE -: wrrit THE
Act of lneurporitiOn, books'for subscription to
Capital stock of the Company to erect a Bridge
over the Ohio River. - from'near the - mouth of Saw .
Mill Run. (Temperance flied to Allegheny, will be
opened aafollows.
At nrnce of & H. E. DAVIS, Allegheny,
Jul
Al etb arid 1113. _ • -
At
HARE'S HOTEL Pittsburgh, July Bth and
9th.
At oMorr of D. L. PA PERSON, Allegheny. Hate
Manchester,) July iOth'
And at °nice of JOHN nat.'. a CO., Borough of
Temperanceville; July lth. - •
'The Books will.be ke open from 10 o'clock*. U.
tor. m.-
By order of the gramissioners._ .
JeS:r9S HEN NE. DAVllLtliecretarv,
- - CO'N -ROLLER'S OFFICE, I
SEALE D
OY ALHENY, July 3d..1888.
PROPOSALS will. , be
received at this OE until WEDNESDAY, Sib
!natant, at 3 o'cloe„.k .e. for a
GRADINEI Ep PAVING
The following streets d alleys, vii: .
_
SHIELDS'STRSILT,- Mtn 'Allegheny avenue to
Walker street.
PEACH ALLEY. Mi Virgin alley to Liberty at.
,
, t: Also, for Grading BNA VISTA STREET, /co=
Carroll street to T lor avenue. - •
-n, Protil es, sant:ideation sad esibnalplkeitn be seen
tn. the office of the.Cltr, Gglneer. .
— Blank forms for blddt n tan be had at my Matz.
GRADING: - ;AR
Proposals will be
on Monongahela Wharf
MONII/.,2kr k JULY 18th,
.For the
_partial GIIADING AND , PAVING OF
SAID WHARF, from Smithfield to . Grant's treats.
Bidders will state the price they will allow,per
yard for the stone riewin the wharf. -
Proposals may be left at No. S MARKET ST.
ty3:841)
T) .
ITTSBURGR PAPER MALNII•
PAC/WILING COMPANY. Manufacturers of
PRINTING' AND WRAPPING - PAPERS.'
CILIN TO It M ILL - 4TztrßElrnmt, °m.o.
BRIGHTON Drlrjr-NEW BRIGHTON. PA. •
on/Dux. A.NID WAREHOUSE,
,
14.82 Tfiird Strieekrittiliiirgh,
16 '' N '''"? 7 .t.118.3171,Y ART ATNr!g la eh'
SAMUEL RIDDLE. Secretary. ::
• UntscTolia - Augi , st-Efirtja; John 'Atwell; B'
Blirtman, John B. Livington.
Cast& paldfoa PDS! Stock. ia2l#:6BB
A &MOOD: - HOW LOST HOW
AL ItZSTOREDI gust Hs eawta: irablishestin scared sena.
.172;117%14 LE CTURE
d Reilkal a t*W 'r f
operreetorrinea, or Seminal Weakness, Ismail:tar' o f
~s iswes; pexual Debility and Impediments to Mar.
rime
generallyk
_Nervousness, Rcanumption, • Epl,
lepiY and. Mental and Phystital Incapacity,' re.
saltit x iitfroni-SelYAtinV; ka._. int Donk- J. Claveri
well. author *Yale ; green Book, I _l dpc. • .•.4
ADO TO .11:101:18AND3 3tt BIDIVBXEW sent
-ender sea; Ina plain envelope; ininy addreis, , post
paid, en receipt - or ascents, ortwopostai: estam_m.
COLLIN & Co., 4.sl7A,payricu,
ea A:ppg t
'intibittMgettel MAU";
is kt d ,t o . l . :l4 . 4=
4 ••
In !Wee and for eal e •
IeaTZEIR AItKEITRONG,
10 Market street. corner Ftrat.
0 minium •,.
0:1 =jloo auks Nods Ash::
25 Pearl Mast , , j ,
.5' ' 1.2.&5h; ' "
WAlle.Limet
b 0 Hydraulic Cemetts;
Pot and Fire Mtg.
s L. ; - 'IRO NM& PootOry Choosey
44 50 t4'4 : Ustobora Uheeso; l.
• 25 " Ottelteti ohmse•
In - stilt*, Mid tor
> JOHN B. OASPLELD , & SON.
7elo - • • 141 First street.
ADAMS' ,
yol• SUPERIOR ARTICLE. OW • 1 , ;;g;..,, ,
- -= DR ATN , PIPE
All Shah from olio to twenty that
DON & IC ELl:7 9 s,"&genta rot mamtirs,ettirersq IST,
Wood street; -betwempltlftbmid eltiths "treas.
jals , .
BIM
l Ailatilat. of lifetFlita
No. a itommila*laar.
Ornihrs twnmotliiatt4iii‘d
W
PARIAN STATUETTES,'
@OODB
other g!
r
CONFEg
ONERIIM3.
D. FRANCIS,
My Controller
PAVING. ',
B=i=
S. MORROW,
Chairman of Comuiltiee.
=I
it.r.i' , ..7
.11tenare4i :',l
'n.)3l l l ' , ili fix:;:01 •.;%
( '-'
: 7 4' 1 *.filr'2 (1,1114)/14.g:
1
i
, . .... -
isfA
•
•
; INSITRANCE.
M=M
Fire Insurance 'Company,
OF PITTSBURGH.
01Roe, No. 42 Fifth St, Second Floor,
OVER
inliNl==.B 813:"E'S
•
• •
lIEREVTV,TtE3 i
-- •
Robert C. Schmertz', I Louis Morgaustern.
Charles hieyrao, . Joseph'Abel. -
Wm. F. Lang.. , Adolph,Rrebs,
Wm. Carr, • Ch. Slebert,
Peter, Kent J. Schultz, . , •
A. Stelzmmyer, • Martin : Reyl. i
ROBERT C. SCHMERTZ, Pres%
1
L. MSBOABSTERPIf, Viee Pirein,
CRAB. lifintakti, `'l"reasurer.
C. F. REEBOSEE,
The above Coiripany le now-'ltaly organized, and
prepared to take ME.RISSIL. Pr careful atten
tion to. lansinesa,. prudence. and .I , mi . ..dealing. this
Company w il l endeavor to l - lltieral• Mare of
the patronage/ the community.-:• Jeibrit •
B EN FiIANIEW
INSURANCE : COMPANY,
OF ALLEGHENY, PL.
.
Office in Franklin vizigs Bank Buildingi,
No. 48 Ohio SU, RiIeRDeIISNI
. .
A ROME CO MP , managed by Directorswe/1
known to the commn ty, who trust by fair dealing
to merits share of ye patronage,
. .
. . ,
... „ . _ . . , ..
HENRYIRWIN. President.
GEO. D. RIDD ' Secretary.
.1
Henry, IrWin, D. L. Patterson, Henry Gerwlg ,
Geo. B. Riddle, Jacob Prams. . Gottleib Peas,
Simon Drum, 'J. B. Smith, • Jacob Ruth,
W. M. Stewart, Ch. P. Whiston, Jeserdi Cralto
Joe. LautrieT, -, H. J. Zialumd,, Jeremiah f.s!nett.
• , splezoSS . • .
NATIONAL INSURANCE
tir THE CM OP Auranary'
Office, In ALLEGHENY TRUST COMPANY'S
BUILDING.
,
FIRE .7:NSURA.NCE" ON LY,
w.w. MARTIN, President.
JAB. E. STEVENSON, Secretary.
DMECTOII.B:
A. H. English, 10.H.P.Williams 'Jno. Thompson,
Jno. A. Myler, Jos, Lockhart, IJos. Myers,
Jas. L. Graham, Ron:, Lea, U. O. Boyle, -
Jno. Brown, Jr. Geo. Gerst, Jacob Rolm.
mhZ:nts .
IeSTERN INSITRANCE CONi•
,ANY Ole PITTSBURGH.
• LEXANDER NI3IICS ,. President.
WM. P. HERBERT. Secretary. • •
CAPT. GEORGE NEE'LD General Agent.
°dice, 92t Water • street, S'pang 4 Co.'s Ware
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will inzure &gained all kinds of , letre and Marine
Risks. A home Institution, managed ty Directors
who are well known to the community and who are
determined by promptness and liberality to main.
taln the character which they haye•assumed, as of
fbrins the beat to *lion who d esire to, to
Insured.
DENCECTO7I: • -
Alexander Nimick, Joo B n D. )
Meanie,
IL Diller, Jr.. Chu. J. Clarke
James McAuley, William B. Eva
Alexander gpeer, Jos Kirk
Andrew Ackleu, Phi l
Reymer,
David M. Long, Wm .mordeon,
Thmsen. • - n 022 -
•
pENESIKINAPiLL .
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH
• OFFICE, No. 1675 WOOD STREET, BANK. OF
COMMERCE BUILDING.
. •
Thf a is a Home Company, and insures - against loss
by Fire exclusively. - -
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. C. BOYLE. Vice President. • .
ROBF,RT PATRICK, Treasurer. • '
HUGH , McELIIENY. Secretary. • -
DIZZCZORB: - - •
Leonard Walter, George
C. C. Boyle, .• • Geo. IV__. 'WU Kinct k3 t .
Robert Patrick,— __J. C.. Lange.
:Jacob Painter,. J. C, Flemer
Josiah King
• John Voegtlei,- •- -
Jas. H. H opk ins , A.. Ann ba.
- Henry . , •
pDERENTIrt, •
AGAINST LOSS BY. FIRE.
. .
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILDELPHIA.
OFFICE, 4 3S 4 437 CHIO?3`.ISITT St, Nnan 5m
‘ .T 1 DIRSCIOREI
Charles A. Bancke,r, Mordecai N. Louts,
Tobitu3 Wagner, David 8. Brown,
Simnel Grant, Isaac Lea, , •,- -
i
Jacotikll. Smith, - Edward e. Dale, - I ,
f eorgt W. Ric' George Fates.
• CHARLES BA N KEIL,L President.
ED W. C. DALE, . Aloe President. c : ,
W. O. STEELE,_Seeretary,pro te.
J, 0,4 onNER. COESIN, Atrinrr,
North 'That Omer Thini and Wood Street'.
jMEGMEitit INIninANCE COM
PANT' OF'rinwitraou.
OFFICE;. 3ro. ar iii rat wrang., -. wont 111.0C$
Inattreiagainrs all kln6nt Fire and Marine Risks,
JOHN IRWIN, an... President.
JOHN D. MoCORD, Floe President. ' "
C. 6. DONNZI.L. egotetarr: , '
CAPT. WH. FbaNi-tianeral Asent.,
ziattagyzois: _ _
Jahn Irptek. Jr. , CrFt. with Desna_ •
John D. hicCora. ;.' E. ..,
_Fahneirtsce,
C. O. Hussey, .... - -,';' W. H.N. Everson,'
TNerve Childs.' -„, ,
7 ,. ,,,,. N0nerk El R.m... ..Davls ,
.J. ,t ' ,
Charles Hera. , -birlir7s.Y.TECtoeidaie.
EOPLES 2 ' SIIIILARCE ;CORI
chnrick. N. E. •xlmipilrooo4.Tit's*
A Home Company, taking Fire and Marineitiska
zota*crans:.
. Cap...iohL.•lthesidih
Samuel Pulver.
Charles
l_ared Brusp.
'Lank, • •
Samuel liteOrtak,Ft
resident.
I =lent•
• '
- PN,i General Agent., .
Wm. Phlll4*
W ~
John att.. •
John L. Parka,
Capt. Jameahroler,
Wra«,Vaniiirk,
anneal): Verner___ •
, Wll. - -PITELLIPS
•
,jOHN WA_ZT,NIoet
e--
CAPT. JAAJ. GOB
t .P141!T1X1.,.0RG44; , 1)3,
ippur BEST -AND:CIEFEAP•
.11.0 PIANO AND ORGAN. : ; t;i..
schomacker'e Auld ` Medal ' Plano,
AND ESTEVIS -COTTAGE.ORGAI
- soRRIWTEER PIANO , e o mbir all ` the •
latest valuable Improvements known the con
struo aw a rd ed t hest ttrten and has always
'been the hig premium wherever ex-,
.hildte4l4 Its tone te orana.and sweet+ The
woritmansblp, tar darabll and beauty , turrhat
• all °theta. Prices from to' 1150, taceOrding to'
.style Ind' finish.) cheaper: 41- other sloTCOLled:
arse class Plano:
• • .ESTEY•S oO4rA4E (Ruler. •
Stands at the bead or all -reed= Instruniendi, Inpro;;"
duoing th e most Potful Pile quid/Z ( lf time o f a w
ay
similar Instrument in the united /motes; It Is sim
ple and compact In oonetruotioni- Led riot:liable to
get out, at order:. '
o CARPENTER'S PATENT I n
TREMOLO O6 ' Is only to ' be - fo und' ln this Organ.
Price from, gm* to 4654). All guaranteed for Art
yeatu.:io „
RUM, SAKE BlTErnam t :
,
irtha - -No: is ST: CLAM STREET.
oitansv
•,, •
In perlixt 04484 bons isgB louse. •
cr i•i t i c
• u4i4 42, rift st.. lid door 1114kre otod.
4TSOGRAP .`
Disieurs br4ortuor• • inuttretatiti.
QINGERLY, SC'CLElSi),ol,loCeiltiOn
to GEO. P;l3antrlt ,1 00;rt 3.
PIIACITCAL' I 4 I WOORAIPaIetei i
Theofrt Llthagraptiloritititathatirent ;west
ortho Motratalruh. fitioilnol• Fords, /atter, Reads,
BottdALobe i lD* 904 Lipalolf,Vo,o3l:4.
Port 4WII. C 4
tion,:atrft, de... , of. 1914042. Virrbh•Ntreett
Plit'ablirghP'
erA e, &BUILD
•
' . -411141444 . M r ill'4l l , 3 , ::: t. , ,•••:!!.• ••• -- - ,- 1 , - . L ,
pelt %AV ISIMICRA' '
1 , • c.l q t) lie, ;..410. :41.4 ..1,4.,, , 0:.
lit tlinoi
V - ahT.:... /N alla
l l l MMirsett, ,, ii
...
4.,lirz,:•itaitrailtihk XS
lei •
...411Wir
• ' bt.Ori. ,Ija.llllWi,4t Cni,r 40 1 .11114,11*W4,01.,
tad") Vl' 4?a PiiVAih :•tll^e'l 10 lotiokiliv.
1 0 1 51 lo :,:•_%.:-.1./.,%fi it: %4.t 92:1'.1X - .4-ii, gi liitsi .3
_ ~~~
ME
EZA
larlegipir
CARNClttigSfiliD
f.
: • WI.LL _ •
ONES -31 CORM•
BEING POSITIOELY T :1. LAST, PRESEWNG
New Burlesques , murices, Songs, "
MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, con
di:ling niGhts orthe Ctrs new burleenue of—
-
UNDER VrAEOLIGLIEr, ,
The startling RULED • senc E. „ to
TirußsDAY,ifflittDAY edIi4STR.DAY NICHEITS
B.
As
s A Pe dmis rr el na at
Admission, cents and °
and - Bleen a ta lle :' P ' h ' 1744 ' 111 , 1114
yO4-
- , i
• - •
' OO 4 l B 'l ool ca
OSCAN. F. VO,
• DAM!.
LAXM
COAL.. AN D ,400 ICE:
OJ c., thumb's/crassest 1P- WI 4g! C.
Um. allegheay City.
• • -
SVPEBIO
Yough;-'CoglteniCoa COip,;:t.
AT LiCAPIT MARKET
Ordernpromptly attend Cd to.
,m • -•
. .
0. .
) AL! COAL!! COAL!!! , • -'-''. :'.
.- CO ..7-
DICKSON, STEW' RT &CO;', ' ~
Haring ?colored tli ir Office to
.NO,' 587 X4l433arcnrlt s'rztammay,.
• .. (Litely , City Flour Mill)13 COiD ELOOft...t n , -.
n rziPp-, aced to sLAJlD,u.rxecnizt
L
.ztlAreg. left at their' oti)ee, or addressed to
them through the Mail. will be tided to promptly.
my25:b25 , .
. •
011.411V1r 4 .A.BMI3IpRONG ;''
•
Y0170111001213NT /114) CO 00Alsi
. , . .
COAL SLACK AND D CORE:
Deice and , Yard--CORNER BurtNii AND
MORTON STREETS. First yard ou 7,lbeity and
Clymer streets; Ninth Ward; Jim' on Second strbeti
near Lock No. 1,
_Pittsburgh
Families and sianefacture lk
supplied with the
bert article of Coal or Coke at the lowest cash rates.
_ Orders left at.':any.of their oflives Will receive
prompt attention.
.
ILMSTRONG- ittrivnirisoN,
ABiccessors •
rHILLIXEMpIiLt AtilabuelllGHXlllc COAL, C 0.4
,iITITEII2,2IIIIPMRB ern DiALEBS, BY BAIL.
IBOAD BIWR, of wipe or Youghiollitly
CAS' AND" FARA' Y . COAL
Office .and- 4-roor .
the Gas Wo r k.. •
Qtrp,NttigitcoAL.
C. cmcorriEr3e
hitneisand Shippers or PITTSBGBGH GAS, TOBRE
and FAMILY COAL, NUT COAL and SLACK.
Caeldellvered promptly to , Nl Parts; of the titles
at the lowest market rates.
Office and Yard7coßNT,_ tr
PvitTlf.AND wkr.
80N Gormerly_Catral) , BPS.ZETS, Pittsburgh.
P. O. BOX L*o*. . , - 042 t: •
CRACKER BAICIRMEI,
Ss._ ,
STEAD CRACKEI BAKERY
817 I.lberty Street. ,
. _ .
Onr.Ciaekera are biked "nport:the OVEN BOIC
TOM, and are anperloy to any baked by hot aLr or
TILT Arins.x.lol.
. ... .. .
~.,, ... .. -.......
u . IN. ..„ 7 .,• v I r.: ~,,,,i , „
'-.llnAtcivANb'
R
c[3:Ai.-,.:.::.Kp,..7:...,5i
4.....;,..:,..:'.
ARE = SUPERIOR fifflc - ANY• :OTHERS
OFFERED ' TWA CITY s •
~p WIN
BOBTON
SoacHzikEdi
EB9R4s SOD
Eettst" oi9Lce
For Sale ,by Every Groper in the City:
Bakery, No. 91 Liberty St.
.. .
----•-• . , r9r ~. %go, - .
I:• THE DISTRICT COIIRT - DF-, -:
; THE UNITED STATES, Oft.r. , TH.R. ;WEST-
A N:
DISTRICT- or . PENNS Iriaibt. -In the .7.-.
matter of JANES JOHNSTON,.Jr., Of Ohio town- . .
shinAlleghe.ny vounty.,Peinsylyanis,-Dankrtipt.
No. 7 57 , in Bankruptcy .. - ' f ' :-'') '
Westsro:Dtaislet kr Pennivivalia, BS. . :, ~ 1 , . 7:
At Pittsburgh, June 4th, A. D. 18438.
`TO ALL:WHOM IT 3E &T CONOltalti; ''- • , - . ~.-.- .
1
1 The undersigned hereby, give notice of hla ap
pointment as Assignee of J.niE JOHNSTON, Jr.,
of Ohio township, in the county of Allegheny* and.
State of Pennsylvania, within aid District, who
brut bebn: adjudged a "bankrupt Don Ida Own,:peti. • i
Don, by the District Court of - raid District. , .
-• • - • JAIIIES Ar.IIIIIRRAY; AtsigneC 4 ..' . •
jeStratr • Attorne • -st-Law, Ile Firth street. .
lESTERINDISTBICT,OIfirENN.,
SYLVAMA, as:
t Pittsburgh, tthe Sitifth darof TWIN A. 1868.; - :
'The mudersigned hereto gives notice of his appoint,
•ineirt as Assignee of JOSEPH - FBIOKE tti or Pitbs ,
burgh, in the County of Allegheuy, Agate. of
-sylyania,' , *KOWA said :Pistrict, q who has peen ad,6
,bulged a Bankrupt; Upon his own petition; brthis
District of said District. ,
Court .l
JOHN 11.11141,117: Aeeltoke.
.le.MeHa , Attorney at Law.. yite Omit stiget;'
.
WESTERNDISTRI 410FPFAIN.
SYLVANIA,: ss: . . •T. ' t ;
t Ittsburgb, the Stith day o4June. ti;lB6S:
The undersigned t he
givetnottee of' his app4ogit , " •
meet as Assignee of JACOB C: NORTP . ." -
Plttabtirgb.,' in the - County , of:Allegheny, StalM Of
Penntylvania.mithln t old - District,. who has - I:teen
adjudged a Bankrupt, upen his own petirlori, - hr.the
Distritt Court of sald.Distrlct: '
JOHN: XI, Dellar, , Astdgnee, • .
• jeM:sitey Attorney at Law, - 119 Grant - street..
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having beenismated moon, the ; ESTATE 0
.., ART PANOMETER, 'desesso, - all persons hiv
ing claims against her:estate 'nu- .present(thesulto
me, du * i,' authenticated, and alt. rsons owing said
i loe
estatelll , nake , partnent . to in or . . my•attornay, , 1
. 1 9/R:1, Nr.T.f.rx„on, xo. 73 Q at street.
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dultad, 1868.1) -;••.4,== ,-- • 1.+4) •••••-• •.,,y,35.01,i.„,;_/-
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frit (2441, Hotel IdEl open Ibr rho coif** la
251 h Jum, Tents„pa:6o per dOy;120 Pel;_wrs!!
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froluterly ot (Warren Rani ond,oyoz ,
imouson hotels - W* 3OI OPN. I. 1.4)0
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Mr., reculef,
Went. tazwrz..lri
THE LAU HOBSStio i nebore, Pa.; -• •
aka • •oy. asnieitteint , ' Franklin reamoid. '
one honk , * ride front. ltranklin.y bOnse. la
large, new and commodious, we iiindshed, ham
billiard rooms. ten-pin alleys and covered prone,-
nades. It Is -Milky' banks Of the meet elisrinin/
Falry•LakelpAnieline, abewittna in sub , and uctz
mixabletbr imung Piirliesesi'llnrrtninded with sta.
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—Whereas, Letters 'of Almintstratton. Ms'
li*e been 0/(44,ll.vatit.geA4ll,xii,ovi*l":
debted to mad estate ere requetteittomaa'-tzetaedA-:,!.
Ate paymeut,„ and those 'having Claims *Mon the
same will present , theSovdely ottheutteatsid for, sot:, *
ttessentetov.;,- r itITHBEItTs
Allot , „ . 140. 85•13.• thiteld, street. ,"
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