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Vally„`dirayilit, 1 lititsulig—Frota 1 N. to
illt3o o'clock at the Methodist Church, Fifth
,
' '' i tlettiretittetris7LllieWeidenttf6 l . led Labor
Reform Conventions win meet et the Court
Atogie toolodk•
,county Exectitivq Couunitte—The B,
• nbliCatiOzoillitY:Haniutive Cominittee
meet at City Hall, ' , Republican Headqnar-
Aers•!', at throe o'clock p. m. to-day.'
Vestie ordered: -A venire for Grand
mod',T'ruvereeJurors,. to, serve at the Au
goat speciat term of the United States
itriut Court, 'wise, prdered,,yeaterday, mom
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" 'neat Fler..--Della ray alleges that, her.
lrasbarid - John Fay beatand abused her in a
.ihameful manner. A warrant'Avas ',issued
*anthekarest of tlu?Japedts4by-,Alderman
Taylor. ,
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Llsorderly Conduct. John Coats. Tailor ;
heo)34rititti4Gairtitt Smith , were fluo r telf
dollars and coats each for:disorderly bon,
,‘ duotin the Fifthwasil,Allegherty;:oft
Vak'etlening '
Zittatuit 'of the llitoids' ,. .coinitteel.—The
Bead
,Conitnittee'viltl:l'Mpet itt,fefi O'clock
this
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„ - nthdog itithb CoMnon CoUn •.
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cham
-Ur• to el et a Road Commission er fir
the
third I
Awaited Aim:.Crnelios fConnor
..itreipMtkat 14licbl el MblifOrmw assaulted
Ida:Lin the 'ward,: 'A f lleglteny, Tester
- ititty.morningl Michael was arrested and'
'held to b lin ;he sum of POO: ' '
'field for Court —At Abe'. ,fieitring in the
elute -of Matthew Keep, officer, • charged with assault and' battery, on oath
of Mrs. 'Elizibeth Griffiths, the Seemed
liras bald for Court., in, „the an* of three
'hundred dollars. •'• '2
Attetistittier r A mated 1-4 1 iiio min who
A - I*n +charged on oath of Hr. Grarrard, of In-.
diana township. with 'Stealing eighty-del
'. 'liira;was arrested I:iy, officer MoCreadt yea.
terday. His name Is John.Welai. He was
held fora hearlng: ' - '
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Died co,.
ArhOdilias *diced in thililiptTra sa hay
' Air:been kicked by a. t -hOrse orit3atutidayr
evening, diedlfrom hisr injuries on Monday
**ening, - Cin.Oner Clawaofl beld'an inquest
on the, body, at whielia.verdict of acciden
tal deatn was rendered. -
,Cltizens Paisse r tiger
`sees edger Aailinty Company, are
:haying -.witches. 'placed in, the ; track' tit
- Stnith and Wilhon streetB,lo prevtnt an
• obstructicm to the runingtf cars viola the
water pipe is being laid on Penn
s treet;,
,betweeta those tWo points. . !
Alleged PerJury.—Witi*. McMillan, Mar
and Martha tieLaußhlin,
ebarged wfth perjury on oath of MOO, amp
had a hearing before Aldeimah Idea
len yesterday.. Several witnesses were'ex
*mined; but there tieing no evidence to
substantiate the charge the case Was dis
missed at the cost of the prosecutor.
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Assault and - Etattery.—Pred. Naff made
Information: before:Justice Helsel, of East
Itirminghtuti, yesterday; 'chargingJacob
Mercer with assault - and 'battery. dEiet al
leges_ that the accused knocked hi dittwn
and kicked him. A warrant was Stated,
Merger arrested and , taken to the Justice's
Ofiioe,'W,hore the case was compromised.
Twenty=l'ourth District.--The Conferees
• -of the Twentylfoarth Congressional District
• 2 met at the rlifenop?tahela How. yesterday,
pursuant to adjouimrseicit, and remained in
session all afternoon and evening, *hen
they adjourned to met this Morning at ten
o'clock. .Frtun what .NVO,ou /earn It is not
probable that they will make any f
nation to-day.
7 Abother„ 'Victim.— age:x.6V, a rnoon'
the Oyes ;picked lap a man in, Diamond
,alley who, had received snmitrolre. He
was conveyed to , the 'Homemade Hospital
and every "'ettenti*rendered, but aVlast
•-accoutitis he' wits , very It was r i cer'-
, -tained from-his daughterwhosecompanied
,ALny liti•was istpider_itt produce fraill
Sewickley, named Stocker. •
' Ferocious Dog.—Leuisa Ihrig 'made in
. Ibrzaatiou—before - the Mayor. yesterday,.
tig,Gecawa ::.Itiaea-With‘lteeping - a
une dog The parties reside in the
vicinity of Moor's brick yard in the Thir
teenthl9Fd...,The,-pirosecutrix alleges that
the'dogis aaatagelsrdte; and that :it bit
herlittle daughter. A warrant was issued
for the arrest of the accused.'
Difficulty Among .rooopera.-..iamea Mc
1fernanAn47,014444;3, two coopern, am
-ploys& at shop on Seventh street, got
into a little ,ditticulty yestardayi_inrwhich
• Kaman.. felt hinraelf:sed s , and • made
Information iiallnstm' f or - await and ,
battery, Halaff, , Was don a warrant
from Alderman- lifelliaikami and held - In
- three hundred dollars Vander shearing on ,
Friday taternnou7t, tt - Itact o'clock.
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• Takaaistk - -Walge.ftyli. tabeth 'Rabat,
madding in the Tiara - ward, Alb3ghany,,
iTiligiadifinforapttiogseireribry before Aluey
wan Mullen agaltlit - her husband Jos.
Baba for surety of: the 4 peace and aggrava
ted assault and 'battery. She alleges that
, 'meds , ',dangermil; thrmats against
Iter, whiab l ,sho„:/inniplained, which•
so enraged her fond matrimonial partner
„that:hp„lopeked jam wq, l itieked, choked
ottlet du liar,' and also threat
ened to teat her brain s out. wariant
t).inairtsatied. F,71! . 3 81:4
--- Istrasurat-itidiecw.Cept :John Travis
made lealridittlowiesterifey before Alder
man Strain, against-Daniel S. Culver for
larceny as bailee .% olliii , 'Calitiat st a tes th a t
lie and Carr Wexikthre".Wkarrangement to
gat up a b Mitt!. entintairfusent, ouch party .
so.havAt eq.u4, l ,,elieritADr, the Prong& He
Alleges,. thet Culver accelied twenty-two
':..•lllo?bute*Ortber.tlOp k ts, which' he sold and
pocketed the. prooe -Oa ,reftuden to turn
•:.ithem overfinto the geq ral 'fund. , The' so
' cased was arrested SAWheld ior " - Court in
• f l it/P44
suicide, at, Dismpistvr•F L e learned
I last
nsane
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, ;;70 10 tal a ladywhptaisneband, and chtl
reside ln , West committed
p9 , sr surouto. by hanging herself
~.;?ollikka :repo ferined.of hei,ixed . clothes. The
-- essehrspeonlimi,r distressing one, as the
-WM1 1 440464 IZ O ‘A'..4lsittly respectable
family, •sod .m3 4 .hisantty was caused by
ltorar.exardesriaoMaxplent upon many days
wttrttcretwatabingat the bed
-60,011165ta 0, 4 1 Ware lying;pick
with typhoid fever.
Alleged Horse Stealing.--.7aeobldinehart
made Information yesterday' before Alder
g tift e cirag Marlin bioLaughtin
Alitie - valued at one
hundred dollars. The; prosecutor livhs in
McClure township and the defendant in
`l 93ddier eefifsty,./.2Binithart alleges that on
the night of the 17th his stable. was entered
and the horse stolen. He has since meter
erdainedothat thaditheen'sold to a man
Pittsburgh for seventy dollara, and from
Information received he believes MoLaugh.
tin to be the &Wet A warrant was named.
geitenced• - .444 4- Sozdt who . plead
continderis.to-two e of violation
of the licenselear.in Selling liquor to minors
and selling liquor , on the Sabbath, in the
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Jane -
-term of the Cotirt of quarter Ses.
sons, was brought into Cour& for sentence.
`. On : tbe first charge he was sentenced to pity
a fine of fi ft y dollars to the Commonwealth,
costs.of prooecution, and - to undergo an
lm prlionment of ten days 1p the county
jail. For selling liquor on Sunday, he was
sentenced to pay the costs of prosecution,
shirty dollars fine, and in default thereof
sUndergo ten days imprisonment.
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AtantirlitiPieir-• 74 Rvioirets Taken! FranC:
Officers and Ming in Inthansi. l
TbreelneqpphillMtliii)o74obaries ,
''berritlansd Elllnltitiftisteltiii•liteiiitg•-•
Ing to rob the AdamsiExuress car at Browns , .
he -alight of the
left Cincinnati Monday night, un4,_r*
strong SILF I kIPP.P9 placed h i Abe 'Dimas-
Wwkiaik t Whitt the itixdd siuMbed a point'
two Miles west of Seymour, Indians, It`was
stopped by a mob of two hundred ueen
'front Seymmir arid' the vkiiityilhe guard
overpowered, and the three persons taken
out of a car and hung..
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The lynching was a - preaufaltated affair,
.
occasioned by the - determination of citi
zens of Jackein and adjoining counties. in
Indiana, tit rid thenniefves,of as desperate
a gang of robbers and murderers as has
over tmen kneWr4:,'‘,A2falrilly named Reno,
Hying at itockirrd,, two miles from' bley-
Ittkgi*ll4, ant:Jelldem or this gang, whose
operations hive extended allover the Wear;
The A.dania Express 03mpany.has been re.'
IgifiCedly !robbe - d ; by these M 1313; who. got,
trit'beard the'. trAihs and birdrtinwered !the
messenger, or took possession pf- , the
engine. And - express car, running, them
off from the train, and than, leaving' them
alter.rotiblng the saSea.. 'll. then,
of 'this''
kind occurred lately on the Hamilton and'
Dayton Sailrrial, near Cincinnati, wriere
by, the American -Ekprigs Company was
robbed of a large amount, the Reno family
being the leaders or instigators Id the affair.. "'
'they are also the party ''
,who led the raid
in,lowalsettnorillff,3wben so many_of the
county safes tvere,robbed.. .
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On , the 22d of Ma y hist theAdams.E.g.,
prets Coitinany's car was robbed, ehrkiteen,
miles Itiona3SeYmour,i 7of ninety-sir, thour.
sand dollars, in- hich the Ftenos-and their
friend weq.i3 the principal; actors, some Of
whom are now in Canada to avoid capture,;
andethers are'-under. arrest. On the 10th
r
inst ~ Adams Express was again attempted
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to be robbed about twelve ,rialles west of
Seymour, at the arrival . of the guards of
the Comps y repulsed the rabbets. They
captured e and ;wounded one 4if the
others; two f whoni 'hare eitioe been cap;; -
Lured, and
,for 1 the remainder a large re:! yraidjas been Offered, Val Elliott was on
g e!
of thisgan and Was arrested nn the night of
the attemided rebbery. - Charles Roseber-',
_ry k p resident .of Seymour and pupil of the
Rona; Wait' afteeikiirdi arieWd , by the citi
zens of Seymour. Fred Clifton was itiso
arrested:' They all admitted. their maim°.
.lion with the affair, and forsafe - heaping
they ivOe'taken te• ClifiCinriati; 'when iwar
rants were prooSured, and they were putotr
the train of the Ohio and °Mississippi...rail.
road Monday' bound foratemistown,
the county seat of-Jamison county. The
train was stopped two miles west' of Sey
mour ; and the - men taken out ` and hung as.
Stated. , Their bodies were found early
Tuesday morning hanging to the limbs of
trees - in the vicinity. , .
Terrible Tragepy at Altoona-Attempted
,
The 'Elarrlaburg Telegraph, of Monday,
corktains the following amount of a fearful
tragedy at Altoona:
Thomas Merklein, of Mechanicsburg,
was employed in the Pennsylvania rail
road shops at Altoona, where lie labored
for a critaddemble time. Ho there made
the 'acquaintance of a young lady named
Seibert, to whom he became devotedly at
tached and finally the two were betrothed,.
but, from some cause Mies S. recently saw
proper to break the ell ment. Merklein
made repeated effo since, to obtain her
consent to a union, b t without avail. On
Friday evening last h quit work as usual.
but did not return ne t morning. During
the forenoon (Satu y) he visited the res
idence of the Seibert family;andobtained
a private interview wth Miss S. He again
endeavored to gain er consent to__marry
him. , She refused , a he sauietime stating
her cause for so doi n.,' whereupon Merk
lein drew e.pistol . p oi pointing it'to her
'heart; 'fired; St the inie:thirie declaring
that she should not the wife of any one.
IMmediatelY a ft er ' ring ho turned the
Ice
pistol towards his ow head, and shot him.'
self,prodecinginstan death: Fortunately,
Bliss !Seibert was no fatallywounded. the
• bullet entered . her a near the thdblder.
The tragedy produced excitement
-among -the people of Altoona, where the
'patties were well known. .1t it Said that
Merklein had been intoxicated several dive
before he performed the deed that stamped
hime murderer and suicide
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- Grand Beeeptioul" .
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The members of the , Front% Fire Com
piny are arranging for., grand reception
bf their ` new heat( carrhige to take place on
• Thtirathi Y evening. The company ' will turn
out camerae, ahti l ifivititlorilikaritheen ex
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tended:lo the eatirei iii(Et (department to
parlicipate In the affair. The procession.
'will tam at the Duquesne Depot,l4lberty
street, and,merch to the company's encipe t
Douce -111 the Yilleerititzrard;.itherelbbY
wilirbava a good time generally. The hose
carriage was *hipped from Philadelphia on
alcirid4vs iintlit expected-to, arFivs bore to
day, but the reception bialron
rieyed_poe' die .
later in order to havelt elly cleaned
up_and.decorated. • Thedifferent tionipa
W
es composing the fire department, of the
city should by all means accept - itai invi
tatien ,me kindly, extended by the friends
ofthe Fifteenth ward,.
-Chillers lnlkaturn. ' "
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. - O'A uisbcfn.i'copiti.: l oo 6 . ol. l / 4 °037,
:held its quarterly . meeting yesterday; ;in
the hall of the University, and although the
weather Iras'uxtretnely vrarm,the itteltd
mine of the membereiras Veryittrge. ' After.
the transaction of the usual buldnass,
'rending of roi,ints, dtc., in interestingldue
mission took place on theenbject of Cinders(
Infiantutu- disease which; is now, quite'
prevalent among infants and ; young chit;
older and more experienced
members of the profession *orel:Eighty Im-t
portant and inairnotiVe, and cannot fail to
prove of Incaleulabln benefit' te't4e, facu lty ,
_. . d pub li c at large. \ ; . .. "
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John St. John was arrested yesterday on
a charge of abandonment, preferred by his
wife before mderman DOnaldsen, and after
a hearing Wan committed' to jail, id default
of bail, for his appearance at Court. , The.
accused, it appear*, is a native of Washing
-ton City, D. C., a nd
. sepia's m:dila since
married a young lady of respectable pa
rentage in Cleveland, and afterwards came
to this city with his brld% I They have been
boardifig on Penn street since they a r r iv e d
here,_ and it appears that Air. J o h n' ,
funds gave out, whereupon he pawned uhis
wife's clothing, of which she bad a tim i dly
supply, and after squandering the money
left her. . . He bad been absent some days
before the information was made and did
not return until yesterday,when be was
arrestea by officer tlarber. •
. • Alleged Conspiracy Cu..
Daniel Haggerty made informatien Yew
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terday [wore Aidernian Strain, charging
_
ildermatt Lindsay, John Lutz and Mallnd
Lucex, a colored woman, with ' conspluto.V•
Mr. Haggerty alleges that the parties com
bined accuse him, and procured
Ruth Ann Murray to stake infortnation
against him for adultery, which proceed
ings were for the pnirpitiee of extorting
money. :. The accused were arrested but
waived a hearing, Lindsay and Luta giving
bail in.the stun of Shove for their appear
ance at court. In default of bail the woman
Lucas was committed.
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Murder and. Suicide;
Abandonment.
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.Thersirespeca Ibr.the‘coMpletko 'lif 'lna'
ChartiOrt Valley' ''RailrinffliAttrpeeisint are
;'ll l / 4 iltilliiffellbit: 'Pot a EiVagotithii • past the..
Mattor,haengressed, the littongan of men
Ofenterpriiie reidding , anclowning; Proper
ly-gag:the linen! - ttiti:iditiii - ‘lind lends
B o va'' t.o.ii hisd i _e'to!:EiOurP ' ..
. ita. ..go.i*iletipm
These etforts orthese energetic arid iltithftil •
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, workers, itiippears, havenot barillidti,ess
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a the object " ittr' which ' they hive -so dill
,
gently : labored we learn ban Wei accorn- ,:
pllalied v and the road maid be , put !under
contract soon: The proposition Made by the
Penna. Railroad Company to anstruct
the qad if the citizens living alb its line
would evince their interest in its ebinele
.
,
tiontbyanbaribingo3ollt,ooo, and ,
givin th e .
right of way Was accepted by those Who de ,
tilnittildieoMpletlon of the road, and it was
oilddently ' expected that the sum named
Cupid be raised. A' number of Lila - lending.
men in . Washington and Allegheny coun
ties owning _property on the", line of the
road, took the Matter in hand and'
,labored
faithfallY, to r raise the 'money. public
nieetitiis,Were' held arid Ociminittees ap r ,
panted to reeelie'eubscriPtionti.': Attar the :
Uoniiiiittea bad done ail lb their pawei to
fiiiiiii.thetlguired anteunt, a final, metAlrig;
was held at Vani,onsburg:Satii*day,, the,
et ith inst.; at 'Willa tirhe the reports of the
ditrerent CoMmittecaweresdbinitted, EU
ti , hich it'appeara' that, the "
sum' 0f12.55,
,liiid beea subscilbed absolutely, and 0 l§,ooo',
on condition that the road would bq coin
pletod 'within ikiitated , time, and, the Com
mittee to secure the right of way reported,
,th . Ithest had , been successful in ' securing
th right oZ way,fromnil persons - through
w lands the road , passes, witlultt two
.; I•w stated' at- this meeting 'that the
am nt reported, owing to the decrease bri,
the pri of labor and value of Inatoriai,„
was equal if not. better than the amount
required when the' proposition was made,
and under this view of the quesitlon ;it was
resolved to appoint a committee ,to wait,
upon Mr. •Thompson, •President- .of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,, arid pre-
Sent the matter, to hint;; ,
„MF.Thoinpson mitt'the Counnittaeat the
Union'. . Depotßotel ' yiistorday ' inorning v •
end; after'a thorongli'cbnaideratiott }of the;
i f
matter, we learn, decided - eo 'tiecie t the -
amount subscribed and have the roe com
pleted. Mr. Rainpton, Solicitor f the
Penqiiyiyania- Raikoad_ Convimi will`
direitted 'to mainline 'the `subseri ' a and
'reliiiises fa? right' ortiliv. - and f t ey are
*find titibe bouatidn'llie''rOad"*lll put
tndel'eontract hitn'itrdlately - '' '
"' Vt4svil I bn chealognew a to'illoss titer.:
getio and faithful nitm ' who litiVeso dili
gently, labored for: he consummation of
the project, and the completion of the road
Will infuse new life into tile town of !Walt
ington, Its proposed terminus. .
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The Red'Fi•ont Grocery.'
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Within a few weeks past a wonderful im
ptovement has been made in an establish
ment opposite the Postoffice. A massive
, .. ,
pile of masonry which presented no attrao
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tions whateveito the eye of the lesser, his
,
through the energy and enterprise of one
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of our business men, Mr. C. A.:', Boucher,
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been converted into a perfect pala ce in its
, ...
way. . That old dingy place, No. 114 Smith
field street, has assumed a different sippelfrz'
ance and hesbecome hasa place of importance
in the city, under the name of the tilted
Front Grocery." It in not only improved
In its outward appearance, but the • interior
has been remodeled and refitted, and is
now ono of the most co venient,.attrfactive,
Land oleaaant businesshou ses iti the cli y. Icr
is only necessary to that the 'minting'
was done by Meseta. pore, et Beam*
The most important change of ail, how
ever, is'the amount Of business done at the
•"Red Front," and i the quantity ,of goods
sold there. -*Mr. - Roncher being a thorough
and practiowl business man and, haling an
extensive acquaintance in the city,lis fast
'building 'tip a trade, which in a short time
will be Unrivalled. The most extensive,
stock of tea, coffee and spices Lo be feundln
provicy will be found at tne "Red Fl ont , "
and he is selling at prices astonishingly low.
His stook of Sugar is complete, and of his.
immense stock of shelf good ~' canned fruits,
-vegetable% itc., we can only say that it is
one of the largest in the city, and cornpriseir
eiterything usually kept in a first blassgre
eery. - Housekeepers will find. It to their
advantage to' adiat the "Red Front," No.
114' Smithfield street, before' making their
Purchases elsewhere. t , "'. ,
A'Had Bull on Folk.
Yesterday Morning while a lot, of Texan
cattle were being driven. through - Alleghe
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ny, one of theni broke away from his Com
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pamons and crested considerable excite-
Mint ibr a time by his antics. - He com
=zinced operations, on. Union avenue by
attacking an elderly ,gentleman; whose
Marie we t
failed olearn,i,. Cutting ti terrible .
gash in , his,arostur and , severing: , an =artery.
The in ,
man; wax. .Oonveyed to the
drug ' store qf ' Dr.. EfastiStt, where his
,y(aanda received medical attention. The
infuriated aniinaluonilnued .;in his course
through several streets, - frightening people
out or bin way right and lefr.and knocking
81m04:lawn. More or lea injuring them.
Odicer,ShinTeri; of the police fbreciendeav
oted to.quiet him but was turned upon and
only escaped ierlows injury by , making the
,qulcitast time kw record.'Aa II was. how
ever, he will need a new omit,' his old one
being ripped up the back by ono of the an
iMal'a horns. , , ''
-There were quite a numberof other hair
breadth etaatpca,.but Outside , of the first op
eration no one -was injured. The bull's
Irolia finapylennitutted 'by Chief of
',Police Bowden, who discharged the con
tents of a rifle into his head, which corn
tletely settled the cse.
aly Trvisireezop.
Mesas& EDITORS :—As the time Is ap
proaching when• it becomeaneroessary—in
accordance with the decision of the Repub;
Bean Executive Committee--to place in
nomination can4idates to be voted for in
.october next, for such Municipal offices as
Will become.vacant in the;beginning of the
year, I, in - conjunction with , many of our
citizens, invite Mr. S. Allindor; our present
worthy City Treasurer, to offer himself for
re-election. Mr. A. has always been a con
sistent andtrothful Republican, and, with
sut disparagiug others, I may say that a
more capable{ or , deserving person for the
position could not be found within our city
limits. Integrity, of purpoes &and action,
affability of. Manners, and a becoming
liniment at all times to serve ! the public,
whose courteous servant he is, are conspic
uous traits his character, and 'Such char
acteristics 'axle enough to point him "out as
being the Ailed man for the position.
Then, by all means, Jet him come fbr
ward, and the public will greet him with
the sane cordial welcome as they:did bat
FAH. _ Vicrron.
Alleged Hide Thief.
3. K. Shinn, an employe of the Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne and Chicagoilroad,
yeaterday made I formation bettOe Alder.
man TaYlor, oh ng Wm. -Miami with
the larceny oftwen bundlesofgreensalted
hides from the eo pany's depot on Penn
stseet iwo waa Tattled at two
onnoreo acater., Henry g iewsr t s h e
made information against the accused for
ac a ffenaa.. committed: - .at - the
A ilegheny depot on Federal street on the,
29th of MayoollB. The last lot ,was con
signed to %%art Son and was valued at
one hundred and furty;five dollars. The
accused was arrested and held to bail In
sl,urt. 000 in each ease for his appears:use at
Co
a-- -
•
ISM
• " --It- - A7C -141 1: 1614 t9 114 1 11 e 1 L .
. . De Ctii.w4
" tP9N
Fielding, the viol in , the, Amp explyaipri, ,
Vl': . Vi t e , iid . .loiiiite. ii&eraltillivenin g *th '
4 4,
Allegheny Mayor's office, when the tallow,
ing testlopny-watreceived: 1 - a f: ,-
Mary Tan a sworn—Live at 04-11.0b.i
........ Da • .. . .
,
Inittalf street 1161121114 k Witarer 64 *int- .
ln iirai 4 ; lo /lii ll ait kik wi*A . ktireiY ge;
insketite.testmai bought of Alessrs. /fa
. .. .
Heown; don't remember date: 3•Md I NS CU.+
:pitgallan:Lia.. - ' I.bogeht , the bestloilt,
never beard any mplaints. •••• -., I
8. - Bailie, sworn Bought the oil frotru
,McKeown;, don't ember date of delly-i
or tiald'fitsitientl bad nod two cents mere'
1
per gallon than itcoul d be purchased else-.
where; wanted ft t. cl ass cif; bought it, on
2d ofJune and pal 85 cents per.gallois. .
1 Jo.?. I W7tarv, a orn-,-Live in Silllinck
street, , First . ' ,Allegheny:. am,' del.
ceased's uncle; not present at the time
'the aeoldent (tee red; . knoWainthing about z,
the decurrence.
Ja.s. Marcq swor n —Sold a barril of
oil, t0.mr....A. Ba lie ortAlte 2d day of 'June;
.
tl eibli.Watitiou Mfrdttu.A. W. D. Craft. l .4,
Co.; it was not tampered, witb,whilo la ,our,
)I'6'lll4'4nd Witieeintsiditre:direid dil; hay,e
no'Clieiiphirbqi oil: ' •'' ' '''
A . . r ir ,11,',Ora ' WiviriziJi§sin 411 to _Mi.
VorigoWtit - ,,0a1t ` E tt4 best ell posaibler Mc:
~,
.',ls,bottdalWaytl) rehtutektbkbeat oil; , had'
a Ntabatai - 4 F 9490 ar,:ets4 - 3".*' B. ,exPer&
Lehi; _twill; itivpAit—Atit an eil4finer of.
A:•Vir. D. Kraft; 1 Peltier tient:OW:way l int. ,
less it was over 108 and &inn thnitllgnmto,
~112. degrees; below knew oil' to flash tttree.
degrees below &dining test;` have been ,re- 1 '
fining oil five years and never beards cont
lautut-.1: - • r..x._, , • ~; lq-e :
Dr'. -..tf,.`.*.?.fie - rior e itt r - - sworn—On Saitiedity
aveving at half-past .nine,,or ten : Valetas,
called,tp See deceased; saw, him . ,seated on•
the, bed With his clothing Off. His face,
arms and bo ils were, very. much, burned;
applied the 'proper remedies and , remained.,
with the boy abou t two hours until ha b&,
.
...carne-qpjet;.left orders hots•tes should .be
attended to; returned At six o'clock the.
next morning and found him sinking rap- -
ld ly: , thoight(.lne,-._would,,;die In an hour;
went away'liatitifiedqbat the burn had
(mused his dpath,t ~. -, • ..: : •. - •i - -.1
...W. J. Crib-km, sworn—Am an inspector
of crude and ,refined 'petroleum. Drew a
sample of oil from the.barrelt it burned at
J 08; applied the usual test; it flashed, at
'Dv degree% trlitAtT -4534',.. 4. IL ) ;t 61 / 1 PeraPara
of 00 degreem; two degrees less than stirid
.
ard, 110 good oil. .
Thit runt; rartrite - 4 it verdict "that the de
ceased came to his death from burning; hy•
the"addiereittid "Itxpletien of the 'Oil in. the
'lionp, and they' believe' that the ofl was of
en Inferior, quality, withottt attaching any
criminal responsibility."'
, ,
t ,. 1 Real Estate Transfers.
The following deeds were filed of reeord
before FL Belvely. Fag., -Recorder, July
811 Th ,el horw to Wm. Mayet, tot In old' Pitt tuien
altip. Center avenue, corn.r of Craig treet, Pli eel
buri.2l, July 17.1808. containing 1 acres .... " .. 7 780
JSIlif.S livnu. 3. to , ttlrens' Oil Refinery. Miii•Lii 8,
-1n68; 2 acres and 194.6 per -bet on tib arpsuarg.Plank
Road: Pittsburgh . W•
WOW'
John R. NegleY tu Joseun H. 14111. July I. ISM; lot
in 111neteenth 'ward:. Pltilbergn, north . side of
Oro street, 24 by ,180 feet 11819
Dr. D. Sc. Lewis to James McKee J,:iy 14,1 m:
tot In li itlid een I h ward. i'litabn , wh:i orner of sta.
lion and :iodine street'. 30 by 701 rout - ilil =lO
John Sullivan to (Mark.. .1 millirem, Jury 17, ,631;
lot on .iscsind street, Mlitobstrigh. -belng No. 232 In
Colonel Wood's pi n,
ii
Mi hy 80 feet, with bandinc•
MUM
Jacob Hrelken to Al dsu - Briiii - en, Aprli 20. ma; lot
In PI tbward. I'it slitirgh, on pine a rei t, 20 by 80
Rt. Rev. i'oblas Mut to to Ht. Rev. 22.„ Domen 3. tiC,
July 51. lint lot un Ohio street. Al legheny. L'
:foetwest from Hearer at reet.,6oby 240 fret—nominal
Stnrity. P. entliticri to John Y. bicttlein, Juirtl.
1866: lot in Mt. Washington, Virginia, 33 by 183
~_fix.S.... ... . ,.. •,.• 4330
Wood to Mary -,l6:„Neetien.Junc lat, 181 flt lot ;
In McKeesportft it street, 30 by 140 feet...12.0b3
John Holtman C oo W .M. Clamor. et al.. lot In hititbure
townstilu. 9 street, 48 by 72 feet, July 2 1869,.
600
Janie. 44osin lo Picosaarlalley road. June 2.116.
1119/1
lot on Charles street. McClure tiiiirrthip, albs 60
feet ' $6013
Israel V iloag to Pitman', Valley road, June 3. I,lBt
• lot on Charms street. McClure township. CO bl o t%
feet
WlLllsnLiPnati to Chartes fT. 9pang, et at., lot in
choler township, containing 25 perches, July, 18. ,
'1869 'AIM
Jacob Holder to Chartel R.; Welterintasen, 4 nnt3244:
11613.30 t In Braddock's 'Pistils, Wilkins tawnsbipp
MI by 110 feat
Same parties, lot adjoluing ahovc; same else. .4150
C. LI. Weer to )(incr.% gilson. .Juse I. 1668; lot la
Sfillili Payette township, 41 by 868 lest - CM
City of All. gheny CO 'John and Loots 11. liolialash ,
i
. October 1, M. lot on ciquul sitii! Mill streets, Ohs- tOwilstilp . ~.,' "4670
Phillip' Heiler to/WRNS Breton, Joky. Y868..,10s- in •
IteCli no tOwnshlu, 3 6 sore. with buil MPG— 1,100
, Igetterel 'Coulter..to Con no IllVlll,ltniinoio. Cosa.'
perches
DiraTs 4 ;AY MAW% 10t.1.11, Vona ilea township, 63
'
C. H. Love tO.Jaintc,Prestlyi Jong 13,1848 t fir l4o m
hind of 70 acres, to LOwtr M. Clair. township, .witti.
buliclings, ity A
Mtn. 8: - Bluell to Ellsatietti 5i1‘b,...Ap.r, 3 3. 2. L151C:,. 3
luta foliose townibin, emits Oleibisr.itelt nun Arian'
riload:lbis 0780 ftet - HA=
t i molt=
men Ina/tikes were • .
ett! fur icsaS
7:
Allegheny. Teinkiiiime
.
A regulars:Wm:ant; of
,the - Alitigheny
Temperance League waS-held lasteianingt
, .„
~
~ , ,
in the Union ,M, E. Church,:carneref Ittern-'
hattan street and Ohio aventie, Fifth Ward. )
Rev. E. E. Swift presided and Messrs.
Warren and Bradley acted as tarlee.
The meeting was opened With PraTef ,bY t
Rev. idollyar of the Union U. B. Chtqch.
The minutes of last
meetinripre ei e d
andapnroved. 4 ,i i r .
Prof F. H. Eaton movsd thapdelegits "s
be sent to represent t 1 League 9ri.'the'
United StaterkTe*porance ConventfonV to:
be held at Cleveland on the 29th uhtt - I t t '
The motion was.: ado om& and 00 sollow!.
ing gentlemen appointed : Revs. E., B.
Swift. John B. Clarke, A. R. Bell, L. Q.
-Jennings, J. McMillan; E. Ell &Oder, tar. xi. ,
Smell, J. J. Mollyar, 1P.t".1,4' Lieskihrio' it.
S. F. Crowther, Ind Mis Hrs. T. F. Dale,
M. D., W. G. Wwren,,O. Willrlidley. ,
On motion, it was resolved to issue I call
for a County Convention, to be , held in Tern , '
plar's Hall, Fourth street On the second-
Tuesday of August next; tilttitrt'in nominse.
pot: a Temperance candldate',,for. county /
Commissioner. 1 , „. -,,,,
On motion, Messrs. Gallagher,Wman,
and Charles were appointed aeonortnlttee to
raise funds to carry on thicampitigtil .
Adjourned with - bl3:libtiobr by '!tiii , :'
A. R. Bell . - " ',. ~ ' - ,
-- - t '' ' -
•
Doe -- ilic Infille . itN, ; :`',
' From facts w'
,
of Alderman The
tipprr at Al'
his wife, ary,
it is to I'd ell
they do. fa t 4
appeared at tbi
day, and mgcli
wife with disAl
retaliated byt
against him_ NI
ing that he b 1
orwise abused I
for their arrest
Affronted
baa charge. of
Union Depot, wi
Strato yesterc
vated wenn an
Holden. Hold
xacked Mutat ti
lug him down, ,
severe oboking: ,
held in V5OO bail fur a beaylngi %.•
i
Surety of the Peace.m4o Ilt.svisii
itor p o
brought before Aldertn4 .. ru
day .on an information • fir,
Nancy Franois for aprotytifttlie e
Iftnoy alleges bat John trhid tottes ItitO
her house and threatened to kick het heart„
out: John was welded MIL hold for, a
h ear i n g. , • ..,: ,
-,,_' Street lffight.—Frank Toner and liakifey'
MotlaffortY. were arreiteo blffilt bightlabont ,
balf-past twelve o'clock for engaging In a
street fight at the corner bf Washington
and Webster streets. Whisky was the .
aims of the difficulty between-them.
oar ;
... ~ ... 0 , 1 , , ,,,,d3 fii 7...ft-“.it A -0111 r: ,'; • .. 1 .4 ; , e t• k . . 0...., T
'.
' Trils2l'l;' " g" a*.V. ''' L' 7l 1.1 C ., '.":. bql i ',*.' .i
1
'?“ it,o lii .i . .to
' .l. * i . - . 1. tir
__...e , t ~11+:, t ;7 1 ofi (1.•." . "/". '' -
inqueet ithe.bady 01'06
. . .
I-
e, ,
7.4.DierfAiG , .7tr , ::::... ,,, t , V .
7 , ". - .. , ..'' ' , 1^ , ' , . , “4 -7 3. 4 :La - .5 , 0.._ , , ,,, , 'r.".".12 ,- (1,7,..,.....1.. , .: ,, , , , , :i.:; , 4.a".. - .. , -7 - -14 1 . ,4 '1E4 -.7A" . ...1
1 ',
' , ; 1 . ,
C . , f. '''
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...I. :1 Li. . 4 I . 1..3
n i - ) ) 4 ii.:i ',111.13040d; stauiagtls4)v< f ,
f •
.g) 1 /4:iid. 1 1. 8 YE I Sk*iii k V" beele'and ita
illtinitiits6Vreidti Rath' etre.% het& . Strifthz
di eliSiikatowhiltict overifiSW thousancrvolz
f
unseiret rarle imd: valuable: win** Nehi • 1
(be heiseningicatiitalfprlcevralsßA all 't e .
•An 4
;Lis tg*0171, 4 41 Pr ; Aug po; aot ,to: ,bq , Towle '
. - - Pc i u fitex• XMl.litiV *449 06 0: in
ftill, Egt4 •• Ader f f em n^ expr-- - 1 g
- 4 0 r 5V11 4 k
'min/dist kiiio nA t :etatj.(veil
tkbliiiiititent • all ' f • *Wit 'hci
Avliefßiabi r antit aV i taiiniiii Prima,
ofi tbY litudte 'for the little -
'folks }to be found AVOW halitielin'tnie °fine
Most icortiplete in the city,itirti binning olvi7
variety.. The community. in general' 'Alla
Mall.desiern in particular wilidozwell
giyupe.Cetonel a call before making khair
.I: I 3 I rFAIOes?.. ;
MOM=
4 .Thomonit
The groeery store or Messrs. e rt.
teorge, No. 164 Federal street, Allegh •ny.
Is the origiria '',Diamond:).ll(+
proprietors , slake it a rule to keep
stoutly on 'hand a 'large and 'well *elected
stater. of flesh greceries—fresk, we.say,'l3e.'
4CacUle the immense; patronage this house
receives• prevents the possibility or goodir
becoming stale on their har.ds—and a fall'
supply of, provlaign i s,;l4 m l.9y, they . will . sell
the moot keasonablia os. The patronal
ef'thiii *Wne' may' re y' on getting what
for,'and thot they Will alwaysilud
the beat' the Maiket
, r , ir•i:Firsti'Vlayn , Procerye.: , "' 'L"
The •Front" , gr*ry,
otore,of thtessra..:lloßride it Bear zei 164
!Irene/al ; street, , Allegheny,, as , a , .:tirst-claSS'
PtabliPlapanr44 ,The proprietortwenbtiild
litiebiesk men,And strictly, •heneKbbl4 , in
their dealialg,':, two ,
pities 'tan. be' Teund, ,a•
,liargef Or fresher:
stook 'of 'intreand . • 'nriatinltinitiliti leas t :
'ootfges,(spices; general , groderles and i pro t
•vistoinal Dealers'who buy to'llell , sigabi, as,
ll
we as fretall-patrons, , -. kmiselt theft;
own: interests,, by hisrorinit the , original
-Diamond Vront Grocery. with a parchaidng;
itE4 .
Chapped laalo4kee ;44
i ll . 'rOogtmess.
or the' skin; aortalnlY d' , 'by, luting• the
trunipei"Tdo /o)ap,:nlide' bjr CreevAill, tfaz
ard thrpatu3ea, all
other remedies - as it , will prevent Winghnega
of the skin Al' used during cold /weather.
It is easily, applied, aaoiding all Ahe trOnble
of - the greasy compounds Acky:An l ose.'
can be used Joy.ladleswith the . most tender
skin, mlifibut Irritation or ,pain,ainc makitgit
bsoftaand6ol:l?-T ,
d r l gV ete g en. "
orally." ' ' wT
• A Model Eatabllshment.—Metakepleas
um in recommend Ing .th e oats WI aliment Pr
Mr. '1!. .T.E.wens, N0.,164 Wood streetins i
model of its kind.. l *aided payingleareftd
attention to. gas . and, steam , httlzur. , arid
plumbing, he heepa constantly on i•hand a
lh
large and we selected stock' or everything'
in the way or as '
llittares; prongs; &a . % Ile
member the p ace, 165:Wood'etrititi.
The elegantir tarnished and pleasantly
located dining rooms of Mr. F. H. McGuire
are booming ; highly popular , with those
wbo,take their meals at restaurants. The
rooms are situated on Filth street, at No.
105, a quiet and pleasant location, which is
of itself sufficient inducement *for persons
to' patronize'' the eitablisbment. Clean
tables,' good attendance, and all the :imb
atantials and delicacies of the market can
at all tirues be depended upon.
Mead quarters.--At the fashionaile‘ and
reliable ootionedd trimming store, No. 81 I
Market Street, which is presided over by
Mr. W.: W; Moorhead, a very line assort.,
mentor hosiery has' been opened and will
be sold at prices to , stuit•parcbase.rs. ' The
ladles will lin &this ostabhshment "JTC:id
Quarters" for fashionable goods.. The dot*
of edgings, laces, .Inser,tings, embroideries,
sta.,, la on osnisliy,Lows ayery
rfor,qMslity.
MBE
At Moorheadvii.-LThe Meek ` 'of"gleves,
bins, laces. , embroideries. ' hosier l,) and- in
fact every description or light goods; and
trimmingto, at W. •W. hfoorhead'si SLltdar-'
ket street, is one of the . largest and 'best'
selected ever brought to this, market. • The'
stock ;of notions is. unusually large; - and
'the qu ality ci!t the,gockis ,st this house .
has made a reputation' for, it of, 'which., the ,
May
proprietor well - he pr. , ' •
_
Gas and Steam Fittlng..—Those of our
readers wbo want anything in the lino' of,
gas and steam fitting promptly done and at
reasonable rates should , remember the ea'.
tablislnhcht of 14.,, T. T. Ewer's, N0:1'165 ,
Wood, :it;eet." , gsvena. a practical
Mechanic, and'any work entrusted to Mtn.
is oiranteed the fullest Satisfaction.,
Special sittbntion to work' in the,
'country.; ' ' - •
. Beteok Bell. Not:2•11 Fifth ;street keeps
one of the largestand heat, amortedistooks
of dresO - Vods and , drY goods to be found
in the city.. Their goods are, carefully se
lected' arid, revel:lased from Lind ' class
httitsea; 'aipcently'' tor " this marketo.ttud:
With a viewtto'-the'•Wahts of the immease •
trade, 'consequently they are 'enabled, tp,
sell ao better , article ;AV a lent price , that},
• those _Who are careless in making their pnr- .
chases. , . 4.
The tvarnvetelrbee created unwind
"for do clone end , ti p t toe:
`etettide. 'whe " elite lit theft tvlll
totted *letter artible;fterved• alertuer
style f tharrst ihe drat bleatilselooribt E", kl .;
McGuire; Sol' 103 Filth) etthett Ladler And
gentlemen! willttalarit tea: thereEtispleudill
Walertteeduk:; at mehOtedonery• ,sWeigt
meats. i 1 4 0 3 181 14 1 1 1 44 1, 04.0P 4.40.11.41r5 f f4
,tbg 1305tir1133011240 1 i i
;- The large' 'idatik or Dteig'iliibili ' a Bata% •
It Bears; Fro , 21 Firdi atfliet,'' I. attracting
'ladies to that establishnient • in vast: ninth
berm ;•Their stook , of ulmgoodsx is;, one, oT
the most extensive- in the city, and they!
are selling at. unpreeedentettir low 0 14 c 0 41
ThraTiaWrtlliciat la ocoMfflPt.9, awl Tetibids '
Stoaii Pg,4 4 l7tkihiß: 4 Me . 1 1ratY„`Of diem'
pods or city geedegeneialhily o il ,:
fail kit ,
-be 'kilted. tiethia'estsbliali oil,: - • -,- - xi- .
V f where They DineLx‘bleiohiints and at
nest mien generally, Who:rands in the' sub-.
•x urbs.of Ale city, 'take dinner i a the aity,:intl,
as a Fuatter,of egeme,lpatNeeize, that Ostia."
;,11shupent,w,her,e Ape, ksati. ,bs, logit, milted.
X/9 4 1rbO4nOrrftriator of the . C
o ntinental:
eat "h„ erie' par_ west or *Jo, ostaloor, ,,
'Aftli' Str6etl - e rr s iiii eflitablbilunAt where-;
"hi itireilitlie bititaiidT - ' i
4.-- - i
....E...-le,
~,I loltzhekner's Zontinental:PaloonLmh
street, one doozigrailtitifdlur Ratilk43., ,4-ei Ai'
patronized extensively by them trun4titli
,F kuniipesii na
elLic9o . Histuitn '.
edic4lxtmou-Aandntive widow
mem, and everything about the iciitali?!
9 'lishpierit I# ItApt IfV4iti tekletOnNot togden:
At 1,0 igattamelgaoii 4/4344/3.41,,,r ! i 4,ut ,
tnal
.1/4 .1 1" i • ~ ,A t v" Oa' '.!.* ` 4-.) " "" .. faii()'Cjir
..whe neetalpinblllimair - '
.**!, i i 4 11044#1411:iti. h. it %
one of 1213 aiding reatinraatil. , hrgtho ~ •
The tah.l.-alsveyp, Fayette will's 5
i th*,AA.em•*dio n owng id MIN ,
etiv iatit o.".pon., l ,4lr alt teevadH
a lupturr....w' ritaor
oths,r olt . —lt-- - -thtt i I.
-1 , A t ,
, --
A Good Reftourant.—Of the in .1.
AuftPnestf ti ov i tt ennr
popn r an* e n--nen h
vonetillootiorotoottbwribet,oftloo. Mr. fIB U
heimer, tho_proptietor, iteirdiebtlaxiSdilda
=ro SWIM% 1 0 104.110 3- .4aVill ever
azed ee liehmont. 4 1 -
'Ol
~ maw of powinkliatoapo *mime&
. Wel ottaeltikllitilialtatigitiaotk.,br Timm,
with* willionmettitaf t sming statlip
',ltitaittilkl34l64' P.PIO, IrCh
io
.Itailroad; a at!sils at es,fronv•Pitteb rgbi
og_ ,Tbia . ' y i ,,,JUI,CM4, :11168, artet"
&plot% loj: ° 4 .'
1 . . ' --- jy 21St:
'' .. V'".' - '''' ''''“' ,':', -
'4 ' a 6 ktiii4: ll f 4 E , '- a i dllg' ',lrcingry 'man
thellt Itiffartigliioii•Plteihkg.than a good
=eat; andito , aitt in search or that *Melo
we would say that Helzheimer. at the Con
tinental, Fitt!) street, keeps his tables con
stuntly supplied with the best tho market affords. •
\ I
“Onwite,,,rliktowinurd.
• t.'‘ , lntolbelnill , o of deatm,
ZtOde tkpAix. ilpintired.n,
byt'hundrkid rii lE piled t a k
Ainfilione, than theeddomold bandladm rods
o Ois.s 4 4 4 1 1PW 2 _, 41.0 NP011Y...'% 8 Nei;
is the n'rent oavitica eof unbent).* men whe
arn'irctiditntooteilwitinieV:friiiVONbliew e id
by , the t gannt Speetze. , Dyspfjpsitiq This h
all wr,ong and. .should .cease. thintaties
tittdri;fee great ' Aim Mil er _
'.cures Dyspepsia, 11eartbuiWi'Llfeadsehii
.Vertigo , Dullness, and. al L..Lny naptows
;kindred, character, as if magic. ge t
tangriiir, :Leasitride,"dreat,M(Ok Imes sea
`Mental DeinlkatiOn, t.,kby:kftv , e - ;a`micot w 9 h.
deed - abet. ` • ' '
_ rtlil'a .
11.fiewn.r4
artiele—superiatio Oalogna; Ina atihalf
price... '1 ;I*A. •XwAtt,
•
..• 2,
. r t'Eti'xviesraPh tem* rittab.urlb easetti• 1
!'8t3P1 0 .414:01 July, M.—flour ~steady
li,e r PteKri sfroPP PgA
ill lO lO O - : Wheat;
wonky; sales 8.00 0 bush .$ 43 2 , Pllcagoi
080; !sales 4nitti slleldittqa at $2,
red Ohio $2,02.g. 06111"iinsettle'd; salts
'2B,B6o ) linsti ar 97e; 'fuse 5%.
000 1 bliatt'tiestern t .bi r oinvio°ltt 96a98gs,
rand , moda btu& western [B6e. Oats dial,
ear loads,selltnipat. The. - Ryersndt Barites
nominal.- Paskiis22;is. for 1 . cheavy mess.
Lara,,:;u3KalBw., , Recopte: , B4:oo9 bast
wheat., iss,,NO ; o,llsh epgait 24,00,0, Push oats,
~gtolar.,, 4844 m, buk
corn ' 12,0g0 , f hsfda rd ßifts,., '.Yr,96ltts ma;
'changed,
g3dt7`iVilli247l.l ; i:Loil l 4 4 114 i 3 1 21 7
YiYIh.'MCA% He atiE 411 Eciodsi it HEraty
ril5lllV Wild Lol94l'l'lo 4.'llkltßir.lt,
Fatrimd tolibgblvi Westthardiatid Pa*T
ifißlaLAM—AlitlOßo4/d trip
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