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CITY AMY gillnifigikt
iitiebiiteitibi3ok:rarank ivta boan
Pittsburgh Deefiber,2d.. , , „
Personal.=T A. , 'me a, Esq., of
Philadelphia, formerly of this • oitY, tati -
founder ofthe great Mawnio Hall auction
ervoi'ituia of ME. Smithson . CO., is lte,
the oft7.'"'" -
070 Cballq, to:BAY CALACIA;firrOo
Ode page will be fond anadvertise,
went of an , 61iigenit so%
TM" ProPortY can be bought vet L Y:49*; We
Partic l 4!. l . r .!?,"?,t a r vert4 .."
George Alfred Townsend will lecture at
thokAcademrof Music, •under theanstdbas
,Taesda3r,,avesdng .neXtr4o:l., theAtZenrulyl.:
Tsai Dutch: ' Them viill-:beznasese rred
, Stak i
thie es stole from the - At: Charles •• Hotel
na
yesterday- oraincw
it:Plaok r ‘ overeoat, of
beaver cloth: &a m, cif:light - grey colored.
material, ,The tldeves escaped and teft ad:
elovalifolt might lead to their detection.,
1 101 1 . 1 blat ( Wi Vittocii;
Is opposite the Postoffice,)-hasitent us a
\batch_
_,pf;,rituallsticr, pamphlets ' , csonsistin,g.
of leattires, sermons, tracts and •the fliurrids ,
Recoil., a monthty paper of high
,literary
eharanWir.. - 1 literpttock -keep% them 'Aar for
sale. pr. .
meeting Jn hehalf of thelreedmin,4o,
befthliktuaorrcivr eirooing;bl, the : : Th ird..
rniatiYtsrlan - Chuich,; b 0 ilddxesselkby.'
Gdfk:lMOnliiiiii'd,twhaf444 . !4bei Oat
ultyt and wintwill eitsi gittv . George
''ffas 4 4oße9
Womb, .1 ; 4 1 .1:10 . 4 . ..4ifihever
adtr-bkrioLt.3-FT. ,tl.4nel i •
( 6 w T., 1 4 44116t ,.,
`lDitakimigtui*Polaum4oa Thnutday evens
thg tim,ra,uttaudlii.itallsoadmear-.Cork'u
lOW ',111A.40)) 4 1 9 ;Wfirt,outy.e44or; name
time, -hat sm. - track •ow''Olear - Mid of
them are running regular ag. Ma- No dam
age farther tlmt,t,l , utt.calsod: rty ;the delay
1 / a lf done. - -
, The memo which has attended 'Dr.
-Th rtillAt"ritiedt:l l o l baigi ii 4444 . 104
su he - oomminfty with con
, fidencetzt his Ability. , On - .LnirT mt . (page;
10-day, we record the miraculous Sure of a
man Orphan Asylura,, which is amply sub
stantiated by aworieetßifeisce.
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Mr. contr9tlex 1 3;430,41=0a*ces
aeocaificehattata provititikibitiwuwa
er Extension Loan" the sum RL Yive.
planed la tikt
Sinking Fund in aceorchuice with the' 'PO-,
vision of CifitletidilTdtirtit'otthe deC
applied to the yment -ot. each Bonds' aa'
wiaY. 049_ that ottkideinber .
310Xt. .
well lisTargest'
essilltlffeliatf OiLlatipifftdbffiwhifiliciaria)
lest; 8711..bt,A,pEzt:Lt . the. old established
• and atstootx. „or ',Voil.el;;Vp.. IV;
SpoittOleld'att f.`"' All of - the'" latest styli*
otiampa aniLsbadee.j.in, great.yanftty i .
gether with - the halt Niuslity" etp 4):
sive eiltgePP4l l 4 l kePi, 1./ZWI l t
reasonsmojimat -- •
W. 13,4 W 1,./ ,
0 1 : 1 *N-7 4 -itznitv*P;in', 1 3er.- •
17 1440 , &flow .efi-lar”Allitites;
Church, (corner' of I Penn ; Mechanic
streeWwffi bb fieldttoluttaey,
embert d Serviestilin morning:.
Bl —thirlato — Genefa
'Convention ',of ' , 3141101i. tett Episcopal(
Ch-nroh.- --lii , ther-evening-Elshog - KtFitatl,
vrilt preacb. - • Collections fhijilie Sandi
School.
• Bone Stolen.--On Thursday evening al
yalnable horse was stolen. from the stable
of Mr eWr Ponnalb-ittiTtlietttath. - 71 Tale - aid
malt *all tirti-liklit Wit •lholor.* - With — it-ifult
black man and tail. and white feet. The
- thief ab3o mrried off a saddle. and' bridle
with the horse. The pollee have been noti
fled of the theft, and a reward • of twenty
dollars is offered for the arrest of the de ~
redator or the recovery of the horse.,
ri
Gave Ball.—A hearing was had before
Alderman hichiaSters ...yesterday, In the •
ease of David Lash, arwsminant resident
of. Washington coutitt, - Wito watcharged
with seduction and fornication and bas
tartlYll)ll oath olcalclPP4 llB ol l Pighbomar
particulars' of which :w ite,y;ei at: the. .
After the siatintluition'ofunuortwoutg , the
witnesses, the defendantirsived a hearing,
and gave 14di, giod i ttitethe sum - eft, to=
thousand•tdiooars..q. • ; , 10 z.s
An Intruder.--Thoinaa Sorderilinade in
formation yesterctiy, before Alderman Me
i- Masters, against / MelvllieKe sureb ,,
of the peace. Jorilinleslth*litilfaddcisk'sf
Fields, and he alleges that Kelley.came to
his house on , Thursdayeveniug.snd. AtroAO.
the ditio.YWOrtui4g64lo944 et the Ntlin.4oll , lg
and eonCluded" the performance by swear
ing thatios would never rest satisfied until'
the horse was burned dawn. A• warrant
• was issued for.thefatriat ontinitioused.
-John • 'timiletteidakbefbie'Jlide* . c .
niatadateArNArl4t7liarkaqir:
-fall- 7 Iran • „blitido - 00
mtgs . ' inliOLlSAilalttiksjd*VgAtnt:
throughithel: o l).urCOT tUy:wbic he;
*NOWA - the bill se soon , sa+h+Bti~ed.
1 / -1 .338 ; 1/ I **** ll 4 t4O
• ••pagos. law; iindliente e;itifti: , u7The.
h acc ." : l' .o = i tarf e ",ll l k* l ir ar ll 3o4 r:W.a
e4b l zz • • •
ikieli 4 Oft;lk
tewbuic:o44ltiasik
TwainlitleeturelitiMbetb*Si., , ,feltirOgi.lost
lee • pocketbook . contatolb2l2o:i.,,One
Isthat tbeteptlemetii:rhiteoitem-:
• ant Cad, gielailtiequOia*Retieedleegh,'
In lit th~reliiewbrauaeCrof one af.wltn's
to-s ense-his
pocketbook tiiteltogieq - aketkoLsTrbere it
• - ibrefgeyott cootehis en 4
der4beOfeet ofZkltil.l4log*bicte
eiceinie4tHe ptifitake • `l4lll§ o llFOtti - thio...
-• building.••-jlt might be etc • • !, •
,
At John iobtioeolonsei
No. 45 Mad street; the reader will And a
magnificent assortment of the finest lis•
vanl o l 7 P.4 "2 1"1 2 4
o ne /fere dal did" reliaoh
,able prices. • stock of smoking tobacco,
- , chewing ; ; to plug and seXam„Aseer•
shalltrgiliekinbtilh_ O ka', idbilcc. ;Ouch.
es; sn and snuff boxes. large varied
and offirst quality. Wh(ilesale.ti l id,retf4
dasleikate fastprfthfir ItEnise
chasilag - as rafwficerd — else can: they
obtain - baiter advantages.
ened - artOthei - Our *lea ddlcme
W. Neeper. Alderman and ea-ofileio
Justice, of tbe.Peabepf the Fifth (old Tenthl
•watig#o4lloo4 lin,nffieU at Fro:s9,lllffi
avenue, opposite -kalarrra bnildin s,where
he Will stle44 Whim official dories.' Special
attatithM*lll:- be:',itblen to ~nonvey,aueingv
collecting and drawing up of homils w inorti.
pg0004 2 4 0 0 1 0:49X1 1 , dncr4meAtir•-,', •O
W
we* for "Colonel zieibpw. a - lUlLibinia ,
public natr 41F419,1
o .4tbfiktil:b o . o ; o 9 l k
ble and og• and u every reined
-
worthy , thoutuf UtuattliDitudtt.
1 ilb i.
eik*P 4f tP• l3far l" ,/ ' a ' c ' oetof4 rO l - - - -
1 1 1
- ding ~' 0 41 gigittiO'l ll o. , sutt-.Ggpmt'e
streets, died isi! ~ ~ ~on,wednesaimak
tenMorLlartc: t 4l lo - been Minted .
with' a tumor Of a.' hair,;,. - of years. op.
the morning WSW : OF !ter desillsbe
submitted to antaiOttl q,,n2OP.lhe
= aro
tumor; w h ic h pronijet,‘Fu , .- ~di, the
operation began - d died
she tiri-afte r
between one cont,twmaieloak the r
nooni....An the sbe ~ thg , 1
~w9o. _ n,wm,
perVinb 848 , 11 1., .; . MP* 4 . 1V2e2E,
0 41
it siOn . that lfiff' nu , ' ivrt 4 r l
enottall lindure the sho9k to whlOhilWair
fleCesearily suNtTlf..l.
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That,ta Onm—.Judie Hampton.
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The ease of John Wolf, Jr., vs. the Ma
rine 011 Compaty,moupicligi#~9RA
/the Court yesterday. This was an aotimh
..4 e... 14 krS
1 0 recover sevea l iiikitbe iiiddrY 0 : twee i . -
live hundred dollaraparypar., , WWlW9fh
five months haa" elapsed Plainliff was re
' moved from the aluittlie - ooMpartyl
paid him the amount v. blob theY claimed,
~ to be due him tip tio‘ratis:':Tbh they,
lif
brought to recover -Alp areAtmfrolpeafer4bel
remainder of tfie year. Verdict in favor ,
:Of plaintiff for 11,637, .., cll. - l an 1:41.i.tx^.15.%
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Quarter
Court met at ten o'clock yesterday morn
ing and the following business was trims
acted : i.
• Thgldil lit ilailigiror*ol3. Rollin,
• Pre.Y. 1 0 1 44 TARciriff4ool3rAtittlior obtain
ing money under false pretences, found a
IverdictofilottguilflAtior~d be divided
betwan_the_pr7 s t andAlefendant.
The ma dflfiltiiii ilie; Indicted for an
. 1 !v4 1 1444444 bittlitO7 lintqatdo commit
,a rape, was concluded. The jury found a
verclictx‘df ilianinWindl battery. ,
1. Thp„,caseo Amid oAaighton, indicted,
fbr Wail 4 called up. -. Trin case was
l
direvii*lii/Aritici Mita vardb#of guilty was
q'endered, but a new trial was awarded.
This morning.ajury was sworn and a:ver
dict of not guilty was given, and the defen
• dant disc
. - Elizabeth Co harged.ok was arraigned on , q an• in‘'
'dictment for the larceny , of a.bnwiltspe l
from the store ofMr.' IL •$ - 'Palizitti, on
;Market, st reet, on. thes.linia: of *Oka , clastii
I The jury found a verdict of not Ay...
• L. D. Kueckler, a dentist diiin ,gnil klinsiiia l si
I in Allngimmy, was anaignoti. on anatullotii
merit for committing,a raper op the ; arspn
I oreathatlne Voila: The jury found aver
• - diet of guilty in a former trial; when a
.0 ~,„..for-41,,uew trial ond.arreste
of Judgment. The new trial was granted,,
an ' yesterdhy the jriir acquitted tile'pris-`
=oner without quitting the Ivx. ~ ... ::,- • ,
ISO - jurors in attendance were discharged
with the thanks of the Court, and jury
trialaadjourned until the-drat Monday of
December.
Coznmon Pleiqt);V 80we..
In the case of Frederick Werner vs. R.
T. Brown, garneshee of C. Zlnithermaii,
the jury was withdrawn and a ,judgment ,
entered fot theleftendailt.' ,, L; .
The next case taken upp, was that ot J. H.
Greenoughrlve.•?.- D. Miler Co;ii "-Ms Was
an action t9MPavOT in 4.29 ,1 allegml.to be
due from defendants fiCf.cleanifig:biliiks on,
Fourth avenuet . Verdict for
plaintiff for si4. .
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Allegheny City yei. Western Pennsylvania
- Railroad.
,
' For &nee time ppaka.,4l)/lict
,luis o,lil r ,
going ini\betWeeii th4 l :kd cfpal:4uittioiP
'ties of Allegheny City, and the Western
Pennsylvania Railroad Company; in regard
to the ownership,ef a small, strip- of land
abutting on the line of the railroad, in the
Tourth wardefFtliealty, - itild ofaiignited as
North Canal .street,:- • The Company claim
that the ground, in, question s w???Jiyart of
:the bed of - the old - canal which they
;purchased pravions.to the building of the
rail road, while the city ,euthorities con
tend that the•Uompany 'Purclui?ed only a
infticient amountcf._ grouti,, d _ to .suffice for
• the laying of their track and that the street
is a regular, surveyed and publiethorongh
: fare .of the municipality of Allegheny.
There have beep sipieniouflutietgfeen.
- the - partici', binthli z... mattiti-SW of which;
however, left the question of ownership
unsettled, but the result of the events of
yesterday, will doubtless put an end to
the &Hutto in futurer ...it Weems, taat,'=
a number -of the employees of the.
company were engaged in digging iii the
ground and hauling ,it , away. to, ballast s „
801;043 portion Of the' oad in the . Vilrifty,
hen their action were noticed 'by Wen
0-. mmissionex Thomas Megraw, who or
deredlhem to desist. Upon their refus ing
f t
to ly. with his command, "lirr;-'llde" 1r
;•proce :.ed to the Mayor's oflice.aud 1 god
informatiattf against them fereit''vio droll`
of ,the city preinagcs, which forbidndirtor
gravel, to be dug up from the streets.
within •Its :lictindazies;etcept!byvnitintof
the Street Commissioners. Warrants were
Issuffd?-and. the_tumnsed.--arrested.- Wheti`
brought before mayoralty) they mailed ,
bearing and gave bail for Court.
The difficulty ie thus in a fair way - for
settlement, as the'Volltrin deciding on the
case will be compelled to decide the ques
tion of owhenthip. ' '
zu o..treat,liumtiments. :
\ • Street CcontnissionarAsratlen. by,.orsier„
cf the'lStree I ,Committee„ is repairing Fifth
,
(Pennsylvania) the expentse to by ,
charged to thd Onkrariorrasienger RailWaY
Compauy..- - ,-, , ~ . .c:::..: :.: . :r: ... ...,. ,1.. r, .r? ..,,.
' Wet, between Locust
..MiltgibetrF . 1 ..§ , - _. ,
street and e Bluff, and Fifth avenue and
St. tPatribitiv alley; ts'lbeitig ' graded , and
Ileveil. cro s si n gs
t •New
side ...of !Fah 'Avenue; Alt ;its iniathostietitra
.
with Ross Street ! ,-_ . • , --, • f. , r.r.
Ross street - le : also benig`ripaired, ann'the
old. track of the Coldsrulfildlway Company'
taken up. J 2. ~,- . ~.--.. ~ ./._-,-, u n der
- The isewer onrciarthitt , etitse is at oll nde
waYrand the thoroughfaroltsatweeneWood
and Smithfield streets is constiptently
aloha(' to ttsvel. - ' '''.:' '" ' '- ' - _ ..' .
'ln , Allegheny ,that Portion...if ..trecierat.
street which was torn up ' by, the sewer lis
being repaired. "iTtisilisesvet,is not yet'Odin= u
plated, hat Will probably be ttidshedaateet ,
time before next spring. • • ,/ ,
s The paving of Chestnut street' hiebeeti
'bompleted and that;, thoroughfare /IS • °pet;
for traveL. A number of fiagtone \ crossings
are being - laid on streets In di ff erent , woe ,
.of the city,• an,
,improvement. „which. ,is
justly apprechitedby pedestrians..
.z !... !'lt / g i ng 14 .0 1)01 !; .
1 . one of the most desirable and delight .
acconiplishtnents is that of being a go o d
vocalist, for who itknot, 'moved ,and Jaen
ended by the melody Of a sweet song. To
attalfilbie PoWer; 'hnivever,'sit m o ving ot -
era and, 'indeed; • adding' irerntasnittblylo
the pleasures of one's own life, it-18 itioW
.vary that instruction be reCeived and a
course of training =be gone through With
under the super vision of. a competent. in,-
structor. It is with pleasure, therefore,
that we heartily recoixurierid-to theloung
masters and. misses, , who , maybe de,-
sirens' Of perfecting thelnselVeS4a this
important...partiof , a ;00dt:education, the
singin i gselieel of Prot W. g. Slack, which
opens its - fall " session this art er nn on in ,
r Daily liall, ~. Water street, t at, 2,14
_o'clock.
'The Professoris so well knovni in this vi.•
cinity as a sfiratior vocalist and coinpetent
instructor, and his past, success-in thie -.line
has been so satisfactory that we deem it
unnemearyfoldd anything 'further; than"
the ai a rnpleiltmlettOeetaeut.af: the :.. op
Of the school. a
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~Dr. WCandless, Physician to the
)Board of Health, reports-,the follriwing
torment's, ingai or-Atifrinkigit.: '9f:the,
week commencing' November sth and end
ing November 14th, 1868:
. ,
-; Diseases—e.:oß 3 :
cossiainption; 4;!' Of-.l3tiiisk 1; .Dyss
enterY, 1; - ;:iLepatitik 7 ,1; Heart Disease, 1:
! - TDrepsy,:lt-.404dent,, , 1r.T7p1;c44,-Rever...l;-;
I:irenpi2;Eplifiatio Fit,!l;•l3arned,li Puptiz
2i. , .Detiuti, !v.
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wer ,CoI red e
under ime7year --.-
31frons - 1 - to.Z4; from 2 - to k li': treat 5161 2 0 i it
( - ,lt.frOrri 10 te-16,..1;- frora..ls Ito* .
16;30, 2; -from 20 :to 450,'.2;. - ilOite.6o," 2; 1 :
from 60 0 . 60,4; from 00 to 70, 3. •
EZEI
`Shortly bqmtrik. 2:014 :yesterdaY
morning a fieNWonh' , ol l -cwo story
/ * u n s trii WV/pit q 94 4 6 12 kvimut
shelf otehhirtiii j
alarm. was smo4edfrodkbexfili, ictthe fire •
alarm, located at the corner of Third and
ra tlli v ifi est t
o tistr uy,
steadz fairlired,itow`trvirr; the fire had
made such headsywep 41)Plirldde the Pee*
sibility l of saving the house or the adjoin-.
hlg r ide tiNfiiichthe Hams 'had Comintini
oateiv , Byrtheh• 'exertiOns; the fire was
confined to i the ealeiecit heth . .er
which were entirely, destroyed. , •
• The buildings were owned aniroccupied
by , Peter-Lehr 'and-Daniel - Walter, and
were , partially`covered; With InsUrance.
Most of the household effects contained in
them were destroyed."uptiiii. which there
was no insurance.. The fire is supposed to
ve ol from defective due. - A,
pollisib .of h'-eamewhat serious :mature .
urr between the FriendshiP add Good
Will hot° companies. It seems' that the
alarm ,was 'struck .frem two boxes; whhih
causiatta confusion amoug the firemen:
The members of the Friendship Hose
Company, supPosinithat the 'fire. wao in
Manchester. proeded.'with 'their reel In
that dire ch iyn,hndwhile going down Ohio
avenue t clunebrixontao with : , The , reel
of the Good - Will Company which was
chmitig from the opposite direction, :and
owing, bikthe darkpess the driverawore
able to distingulah the approach °resell
other until too - late to prevent the collision
Which occurred . ? 2 1 ' I '
Mr. John Harter, who ; was seated. on tle4
Friendship‘reel, was 'thrown from ' his seat
and suffered painful injuries,hisleg being
,severel4l o ibewiland laterate& 7 The driver
of the reel was also thrown
from bias t; tint fortMutelreilticped with
but slight-injurjes k , ,,J3oth, reels . were con
siderably damaged, that of "the Friendship
Company having the shafts broken and the ,
running gear put out of order; The - Godd
Will Compasy'papparatus 7 was alsoiroken
in"several places,.bdt it can easily be re
paired: 1 Thosccident,. though an unfortu
nate one, was unavoidable. and no blame
can be attached to the drivers of either
Tour of Inspection,
The Committee appointed by the Alle
gheny Councils . to visit and rreptatton • th
adaptability of several sites which had bear
offered'ffat3he;ffinnemblatekTobr , Farm,
assembled at the . Depot of the Western
pennsylvanialtailiond yestenhiy - morning.
The Com mittee ; were accompanied _by 4 1.
itot itutitita - ;&11 8 1stir l ig
€ 4 1 311 1.!;et Members .of Coxeuvpi ,cht , tbe
Directors of the Poor, and the party,
numbering in all- shalt peraons,‘
took the nine' , train and ' pro-'
ceededed on journey. They ' were
abaent'fromnthe city during the entire day,
and returned about -eight - in the
evening, Three farms -,,ware examined,
each of which - teemed, in some respects. :
well calediated tbr ther.pnroose, but,aS the
Committee kept their , own,counsele we do
not know , upon , , report
favorably or whether -they will •report
favorably to any of them. ,1 That farms
ne
examid
~ are „JO in, communication.
with , i nn; tyl theaMC the
Western Pennevly_ ahia, Railroad', and con
sisted of the Bcria.Farm; faceted a bout eight
miles: , distant, the Coffin and McKeown
Farm - and. the .Itracktintidge.;locatod'' oh
either Ride Of "Tareatthii; - about twenty
Miles from: Allegheny., The C;ommitioe
'made a thorough . inspection of d
wUi
report at:oo,r4ext Pecting Of Cc,lMelle;
Notwithstanding_ thp„, disagr eeableness` of
the 'Vrtiather;=lte . was Made' a very
PleMant:oue by_ the Aotipitality-'*l 'Cour
.xesy tihich-thb patty: readied from those
with whom theyeade.itektontaCt....
`Tt~e' ~li itcgB6ny`.iPtg. 'Quei lion: ~;.
: 2_4 , ipsem. EnrromiAtittnuntmication at>
peered in youvccannins, on Thursday,
4liumpoati , v
alp
thit ~ 110,641,
11 , 64 e,
signed 4 , otizen," in whith : the writer *.
aprtet that, in :the enforeenteht itt
from the eity ettUntOhallealit given to boYs
i itormiding tho anima* and that many
1 / 4 1titietrato known. Where the*/ boriltin°
inuledlirivide premises, - torn'away feneea
and burst open penato steal awe .pigs and •
ve tbeat, t 3 thitilayor's - °Mee, where
they are xewarded for their wiolusbusts by
the laWful sontedmes getting, ali o ':
but more °Atilt -.abating with
marl managing the business." -NOW, ,
Editors, the fact 'itunorte-of *he
:Policemen have anything to do with the.
Matter aal L - :S.liereen hes beet employed
'specially to attend to lt, and he receives all
Abe tintniale - that iare • btotight, to .paniid, ,
flaying to those by l whout they are, brought,
Whether Ismis or nide; the lairftil fee. It
'mould be a ratherntlitliculktransaction for
"persona'whe,exe,titiknown tt% .eitehmther
'and who never zneet; to compound lA. the
,sharing Of.proilta In , any bueiness, Which
• - we think, even gieltiatin , Lwill tultalt:;'•
In regard to the )other: part of -tlieeom
municatbm, whichltuttse;it the dig, of
the policemen . alune tti vitforee tho ordi
mance, it can only besaid that the present
police force of Allegheny is aerie 1011411110.
now for the dttties. which it is expected and
„required le perfo rm find 4f 'the *or things
must b e entbritetf byi , Veliecittien Slone, a
large addition will haveto . lietnade to' their
immbers. - • • ,'POLicaStrac.
An # l !ru9,'lk'arder;','
Peter Haringtiis fin boarder iitlielicitise
of Mrs. Mary: Miller. Under ordlualy cir
,chmstanceh Petit. is said to be a quiet, in-.
~
butsome' .
t offensive persotulge, in se instances
.
circumstancesalter his case, as was the case
yesterday.' Peter It is alleged came home un
der thb , infinetrokhf NOttor,-Wbith made hitg
just the reverse of goodl - humored. Accord;
lag to the statenfoni:et the hired girl at the
house,. Mary Dayilsi , he' attacked her in :.a .
savage manner;abeating,':abniing, knook-
Om her down rand' using his foot to help,
her up again. While - this performance
\Was going on the landlady J arrived'
taking in the situation at a/glance, she
1 te theOf Un
4qtdok ew the rescue of u ort -
attkMaryi but instead' of being sum
`'ln bet— humane (Mrs, she a• L that,!
somehow her nose. was- surrounded ,
,Peteekteeth ud almeet, seterett from her
face. Afte r the 'ffilit salty was over the
tiro vict of Peter's illhumor, repaired
In Aldermen MldiattereotNW and • lodged.
informationseglinst -.the..estailant for
Pahlt and battery and mayhe m, upon
which warrants
„..
RobberiAr 4 _:9garshoP• •
;The
No. 43 Smithfield atit, , waromtered at an
'earl hoar yisiterday - morning by some '
thieves, suppissed , to have been hoye, who
broke a b '
gitnicted the at sb eight
which it contlinediii , l2lo ,- aliewzdahal was.
also opened and a few
.40)*A. , worth of
choice cigaretaketti onti-_:Whew the pro.
prietor opened tho'irdore. thiejtarelltnit Fhb
found the reer'windOlr, thrOPO: w# l ! . 2 an
entrace had beim 404 04 Open; the no.T'
-drawer turn ed , upon the ‘ counter, thkion.;
th
—",
"" 1 403'1*mq* eilliirlitiorder,Wnd'
everything in a condition whlc bespoke
un gentiebandling - Thereht no.clue
111- " Waierite”: is :Abe
nwa t. 1 1 .9Palar 'sewing maiihine alba day.
It ' .:tu u7'ldeserYet anccera, - ittid3hlsfaet is
htlt another evidence that the , community,
can "Criminate - and will Always austairr a
meritorious = art icle.: The cornea J 8 at 112
Grant atrilet; Piolsoil to the Oathetttni;
hitt, Col:intr.! , blinkeli, at 4 very , low
prictia,'at WOltifoo Bern pie's • Nos. 186' and
1132, Federal s treet,
~f^v } ~+C Y y ...}
A~nL~'ik ~ l° ' s "' cy ~f Y ^~xi~.ti':.T~r k w.+i::' j G -'„"i~:
_
- 13111111Trit':-fr`"SATURIIILY. ICOVXMBER 11-11011 e
The Alt of GLOB etalajni.
Of.ell arts brought Into rainhdUnli
.., the ~.
by is kind -Ibr the , adornment of public
and itriiate'reiddlinces;perhapsi game be leis.
enderiterel thatitheertef Grate; ,Stalning.
.
The Artie blelory ef "the origin lir theert '
like-the . origth tof - Glass, making, -Is nn
kiniiiiii."-,por years the world ,ludi - accepted _
the story„ of the ehitesteeked sailors ,Of
•
,Tyre, and
_received unqnestioned_the 'tales
~ _ ,
told oiVenetianblass Staining. hutinenern
,
research' has , destroyed' -the last fragment
upon wltich th
, d
U.e VVariousspe
), eesiett
mans °retained and annealed Glass are to,
be found in the , .art cabinets and museums'
of Europe thati tip tothe present day , defy,
imitation: Even[the art of producing the.
=loser these PpeCiMenB em race has been
lost.' Each artist made his own coloreAmi-
Kling his. studleal in secret, like the paint
era, and theitertdied.seith therm ' . `,,, ,
one of the comMonest errors.coneerning.
stained glass is the supposition that what
is tenqed stained glass 1.0 merely painted
glass. The manner in, which the vazionii
tints and colors ere 'produced is,ecarcely
less 'Wonderful than the changes! :which ,
mask the various steps in the transforina.
tion of the caterpillar into ,a beautifal but
tardy: All :the cokne we me in aligned
glass are made from the'• oxides of.' various
metals. Gold and silveria largely employ. •
ed in the art. -Vie nieety of the color de
spends upon thclength of time the sheets
are subjected to the heat; =din the differ
ent degrees of itslintensity, since the colors
ebtained lathe glass are, tnittext into, =e t
become reality, becoe apart ef it, hence it:
is
oppossibiefor ii to Jade. The stained glass
bi the fame= cathedrals Of Europe ?imam',
precisely the same colorto.day that pleased
the eye of theta Who Worshlp,peci in thine'
five hundred':years ago. It will be "been .
from' this that the difference rbetween
..stainedandpattuidglass hies, different as
any. two tings that can be conceived. .ri, ,
••A: single firm M this, nity hays • devoted
their attention to 'the task Of reeolutionr
icing the basin= as it has been conducted '
'heretofore in thee; canntry. Up toe reed
date • glass aligning ln America has • . ; • ,
limited to the operations of puttee vv . 080
facilities were, necessarily limited.. .ey
obtained their material from the .. , area
turer,•and were unable to,producti4o con:.
siderableemount of. work 'even under the
most favorable cirounistanoes,y The mann
tech:tier on the • ether liandOdes: Provided'
to his blind ex,rdinary facilities for pre ,
trai
diming an articl e equally as ' geed Ss. that
produced by -thee mall dealer; if net supe
rior. Messrs. Page, ZelletC 4t, Duff,,zthe
firm in qtlestioni ;two been_y *in-'.
gaged In Otis nuumfacturing. Mating .
one of the 'most . succeestul glass. manufao.
taring aid glass staining -firms in Figland,
they combined the business of glass stain
ing and 'enatriel'ing with glass =taking.
Their works' were constructed with extra-)
ordinary titre; their flattening ovens being
builtepon It method that insures perfect
work, Awhile the ' preemie of fiatterdng
adoptedby them! is such es to produce a
perfectly , level, clear, (Tidal eheet, exhibit
ing a high polish.' Here than they have a
basis for -asulirior article of ettlitied,
g and
enameled , or glue..., . The outer
surface of , the. stained glass • -Manu
factured by ' this`firm, '. unlike the
greater ,pertiati i of 'the stained glass
we, 'have' eeenfined,', is perfectlytunooth,
retaining the high polish . seamed , in'
tho • flattening open. , Their &ditties. ens
-ble thein Yo ;fere& new and rare designs
•
to order upon short notice.. Special.. •pat
. terns of every soit, plainer elaborate, fur
nished to' -parties _lnterested in - church
'buildings halls, school-hottses and all kind
of public, braidings. -'The work produced
by. the firm requires : no - endorsement; it
speaks for itself •.-' ' - - ' ' .
•
Day at'Cidtdnerts. , --
-
37 0
Mack Alpaca,
good
B 11h FstrO.
500 lack gu
62yga ' Pare Black Silk -Finish Queens
otbs.
31"tri Igo l in e,ln all colors.
Shaker arMt
t Serg i WI twTiet Flannelly.
iet a i d Opera '
CoUntrY Mermaller S ear,
• amens, ,
miteap.
Paisley. Lcds and "gek u ji.. "tr °ll ,. -7
. than any house I n *.vz, an d H eavy Sheet. I*ga 'Dark Gangamun an
Black Silks and Silk Velvets, all Rrices.
corarittsi Bid
373ic Ones; .dred Pieces Plaid Country
•
Empress Clo , = Poplins, Repps, Velottils.
Pars, large , , k at low prigter.r = East
New Dry, r at the lowest prices. on'
West Corner Market St.fairdptrut!th
nue, No. 69, WE. Gardnefr. .4;.
matiethvaiii, in ltis - lectuie oit ThnriditY'
night did snot say anYthltiellsx4 ;the.
magn Scent stock of goods now held at the.
,
ealonalielliationiatEsll"MictiOnßalearooms,
of 8., B. Smithson & Co, .55 and 57 Fifth,
avenue. The Mein!' boots Slid Shoes for
menand women...ix:Toon& girhy • are very ,
fall; and . complete. audios usual, the prices.
are away down below the actual' cost of
manufacture. The visitor willfnd a spien
did assortment of: Cakpettit'blanki4Olaido B ;;
drawers,, horse. oovers, • buffski
robes, fare, dry goods andnotioutigenerall'
ly; which ore being„ sold; sktiricelf*tolt
lower than ever befbre L prevailed in-this
"The.dealer, 'who btlysi - to sell Why',
or retail imichliSetl3, 7 *,in m00611:4,
they want at this house; and-it is clearly to
their advantage to beetcrek Silage share of
patronage on it. . rz • -t
Toilet Artielesri.Dedidedlyt• thi finest as
scgifirient of toilet; ertieles yet' displayed at
t e popular drug store of BarnsAlCaOgh
.y, corner of Tenn•end , St. Clair streets, has
fait been opened and will attract thil atten
tion of both gentlemen: and, Tha
stook - embraces combs,. hair brushes,' nail ,
brushes, tooth brushee, tones sets 14 great
variety. cologne sets, and everything else
in the line, which Brb Offered' at very reas
onable prices. We advise our lady- friends
to drbp in at Atiroa it Catighces add look
through the tu3sortmetit 'and satisfy thern
selves that they can nowhere else be, better
suited; • • . 1 " •,' •
Our i llliorioni....The simple announcement
that a Weed Sewing Machine haikbeen . pre
sented to the is King of ( Dahomey, ' or the
"Emperor Sdloorte;" argues,nothing for its
merits or tisefulness; but thelmitertant fact
that:during the past two.'lseara Ana been
sold, and-is used. 'more !families fu this
city. and vicinity-41m any other,: speak
more potentlYAorters, and ahnWe
eonolusively appiebiated; and that
it hes, become a necessity in iiveryAmerican
honeeirldv. ';l l .2iEt oflite in this eity is at 112
Grant • street -
, • ,
At William Senipieq, ITO& 180, and 182
Federal-street; Alleghtiby
splendid fresh stock of,. seasonable dry
goods, blankets, olorakinir oldth.% millinery
goads, hosiery, gloyes,. undorwear ,
mans! underelothing,-lie4, trbittilingeand
notions generally. - ,lotowhere else in either
city can a larger stook at more reasonable,
prices be obtained to seleptlrom.;
clearlest Out Bali, Hats.--Josepla
Horne* Co. are selling off -their p resen t
large -stook of Hata es satoniabbag low
prime. -- Good Miaow. belied:or 20 23e.
Our,readere would do , well to remember
thut; bjr callhtg plots and securing WO
galas in that ct •
,
We have received , from their various
publiehete Praiik , "Liesilei ,1 • 4 1 x•
pincott , e, theitlelaify and Atiatiti_c map,-
zines for December. , .They are all'atbo
` , Food fat tared, eacirin OWII pertintor
epher!., , ' - • •
e incl._ tusolohe "31E4st 451"i'din:
gt
m fire"
'the VIM obtain e d only at itashedmekg
can be
o.w
r Eta
lug r'&423l°
street. nest door to the rostonic7*
W. W. Wsoriilieid.' 81 Market , street,,
receivpd.everytitang thi# is , ;tiew and
Itishtoliable lit s 't he wa* oVembrideries; lace'
goQds, : and notional •
q'
Where ;. Goods—Where to. Get
.
-•• , ' • -, i11t". 1 .. - . ' ' -
•*1 The recent fall of mapar gives token of the
. . .
upproachof 'winter, when it behoo ves all to
washbe and suit ably ho that they, be
_ , .
secure; again* biting-fmeta and; chilling
. , .
winds:` And as dry . goods, fake 'eta coat
.
Money, We are sure the reader-will' ,thank
=as for directing` them to an old 'well estab
lish'ed- and popular house, • where, their
wanta eau besppplied at rate s a bout
. allow
~.. ,
as Wale °tiny other establiadiment in the
city.- Of &sortie we , have reference to the'
.
Dry Goods House of Bates & Hell, 21 Fiftht
Avenue. And ittreallylteglite like a Work
:of superogatiotv to do I mckethfuti merely
make the announcement that this firm, in,
additien to , their previcialtirgeliitarieff•anct
seasonable.; Mock, haye lust ,reoeivedi and ,
are 'opening an immense addition thereto,
consisting of every variety of ;'goods -per
-tattling a , find-class , ivitolesale atid retail'
-dry goods • emporium , As: this firnipur
chasauschusively• for cash, and are Always
on the ground to taker advaf.dage of the
fluotuations ofd the eastern markets, they
ate enabled - to , sell"at' astomtiltingly low,
prices.' 'Another marked 'feature, is that
custoniers- etut =alwayst 11'1100,10Y ' Mv
upon representations madtess to tbst . citait:'
sty of any , article purchaited, as salesmen
are peremptorily prohibifed from the slight.:
est misrepresentatiofor the purpose of
effecting,sales. I. As A e holidays are: fast
approaching when, propriato glite will be
7/
the - order, go to Bae. et Bell's, N0.21 ' Fifth
..
Av' -'.where o^— ` ithing Suitable for every
ago , /tie Cgi[ti beprocured at
Nr
•
re, - Evening Amuse
dm /Pattock's, Op.
these games tired snit;
- -
able for old and young, and are jusi 4 What
should be in every house ( for 'amusement
these lonely:winter evenings.'Some,are kir
obildren, some for: the lasses. and ladies,:
and some for old folks, and i aoy will afford_
amusementausement for an entire ho hold. =Mag
,
ic or Wheels ,: Game 'Of Bridges,"
Drop's. 8011, Zollette, , Roll. a lB4ll, Tipsey.
Topsy; American Two% ) Game"BOsrds for
Di rent tame Weedle - Gun Gains, .
Books itid - CMOoksi' Children'e '
Boattlsi;::Oittiographie :'Crognet,. , Giantl (
LineGame,'The Righting:Roosters, Child-'
',ren's ;Ten ,PinS, %Haroldsßlocks' Bill's
:Rivas,. Crandelle Blocks, Kaleidoscopes,
ArelaitecturaLßlosks. - - •
Lew:Pricalfor (31106 Furs.
* ' • '
This Dap at Gardner's: ' •
25c, one bale e Flannels.
Ste, One ' bale , • •,* .
31p; One bale 'Grey
' 1230;0ne cads Dark Tweeds'.
• 12t4ci•two cases best style Prints.`
37 c, heavy Guilt Damask Table' liihen 4
6140, 500 Linen , Doylies. • •• •• '-
50% -great :bargains in Black , Poplin
tusters•.• • - • r
$2 50 to sti 00,1 00 patrs•ruankets. ; • .
• lit 00• Children's Briglif Plaid Shawls.
DargeAtock nest Purs, - cheaper than anY
house in the trade. ' New Dry Goods , daily
arrivinand.selling.at tinWer - priceSithan
any house in the city, on west corner Mar
ket street and - Fourth Avento3.- ' 1-•
lloop SitlFtsizia Coxiststiv. •. , .
B.A.Tpit Itr4L;,
beef mat! locciriative, and lite a
track. Every night, he_ drives-into lithe
house," and,,spps.., ry l Eve 'writing he is
fired ane w, and away, he goes switching
°gin one=direetion and thenin. another:
In. this routin4ef:bnsiness hefbrgetittuit
theVrysiesianiganizatiOn is of 'the ;nib*.
'delicate kind. sa haft iron locomativci
• needs constant! car), atid,to be ,vrall:olled up.
end rubbed off every day.. how Touch more
necessary' is
_that : all men and- women
should use ,P.4I.I . iyaTION...O,IITABEI, „which,
are the .'ne: pins tOra of, eve
aim tlitugmlicli
id necessary to ' keel?: OA' ar l4 l l 4 1 *
fect:to'ne of hielth.' • -
1514elrotas 1 074run.-:-Superiorltd the belt
linportedfiermseinid sold at tilt
the price.- " AMEATZ'
, • • ~,
rtlele di Titie 'l4crit.;-*"/UON's.
Thanicaust Ttmcitne" are tAelinnet
tar ' ale in'tthis `bounty or,`EnTopko
Mtn* Diseases and Mukha,' siiitthis pi*
nlaritysis; based upon 'real maTit;;•tvNiaiiv
cannot be - ssild i of many' othertoteparationto,
' the market, witiels are really but weak.
imitations of the genuine.'lrroohes. ;;T:..rJ
.
Data.-'
And, all I'M
Rout, Stoma();
teth,. treated
'Medical aztil
.Ebbithaeldfitrl
Aethta , pridence.-'43tich nausea
as lir. O. W. Holmes, Waihington!-letibir
ancilli-Presicient Yaw ,Baren have `borne
testimony, ,to the; efficacy at:sl7hitcomb'e
Asthma Rem , d3r,-whioh is for sale by drug-
T.yokot . Cioa
lo* price* •
mats antimea
The best in
sonable._prices
Holtzheimer,
Dining Edon
tha g 014000.14
Manhole
tippeilace
found at Mor'
ming and 'n. 1
:street, -
The Oiliest Winos, Ales , and Porteie to
be'Ohtained in thetity vs at the fiat-clus
Continental Dining Rooms •of Wiljign
Hoittheiinell Fifth - OVAL! - nekt IdOer tv
the roatoface.
Ladles
plumes and•ft
Beni'
street, illegh
Jobbers, He
nested to tr •
Collar. -
Atatiket et*
Cl 3 b a d= you looked through thellne
stock, of new •ds juat'Oponed at Wr W.•
moreheado . a pnpular.and faittionable retail
trimming' • d notion house? / • •
Rare Ganteitdinle baud at the well;
conducted anld• popular. dining rooms of
William lEfoltihelineraifth avenue, heat
'door to the Pdetoffice., :`/ . • •
The 0 1 :0 4 0 0 4 1 Itlete ,
Wort - 11104t.pt trim;
spings, notkons, eixtbroideraic and lace
goods will•be fottid - IttNeVir 'Morehead's,
kro; 81 Market 'street: ' -
Chill/Ca l a % OAP, - cloth; : - Irariout
styles, are now 43b6ap atlViliblin
Aemple's inq"4811111lit - ;82:7.34001'..street,
Allegheny. • ,
Persona 161/2 , 114 to take dinner, n the Ong
ca n petrptre ;no better plooe Alan Boltz
beltner's •Jllo,' eirentle, next ' door to the'
Postoftlae. , •
MEN
The pla,e,e to get ; White Lhne, Calcined
lokaterriSydriadie Co l lmtvitt at Poker
,calacera retrinst grew—
• • .
i)ndres+'e3 `thrown ' Cotton dose;'soft :and
• 1101E101%1 for ; winter , wear. In ail- Bliles at
Home's. 77 and 79 itferitetretreet.
' --sow • •• • _
Redueit Prlce.e for Dress Good%
• )IL'rEs dt,
• ,
_,~a ~
_
line easortment at
Beams it .13a2Ve.
Blindness,..Catarrh,'
aria of .the Throat, Lava,
• Live and 'Nervous' Sy*
uocesatuDy at Dr, Aborrea
= Entail :hultittitel UK
IrelVetrLaXtra''Crelid* : iiiicT
VeDieteetts, 1.1.6 d Tel;
Black Satins, just melved.
Jas. Hoaxs & CCL''
I Is in the city M , meat. reso
are these served bv.Williani
•the PPuler — eentioental
rifin street, next doior to
I --„
variety , of trimmings, no.
l% embroideries, ko., will be
, head's popular retail trim.
than
. house No.BlMarket
#
,'children' -hats,:4 Frenchl
wen la large variety . at Wll-`
, Nos. 180 and 182 ,Pedena
ers and Consumers are re
the new round end Keystone
oe.-.Jlorae,
Agents. = no2l.
-'.:'
' a -
41162103 Cig at handwhen west)
lay in oar supply of groceries 11141trcnris
ions for thewinter '
and naturally .1 - ,
DOcur,to•the reader that o,.no.othfic t .plaoet. , i
in either City can' betUti selection at - more'
reasonable prices, be obtained Olen at Hen. -
derson George's" original Diermand Front
Grocery, No.-/84 Federal streert, Allegheny •
City.- Sin stock; is.,. e, fresh and invite
big, and will commend itself to 'the par
chaser. 'Theßio ulaitte t iittide honsehait
long been And the public talky .
reelise that at no ,othetreatabbahnsimt Can :
purchases, made to wir,goodildvantage.,
Plaldiof al! kinds. . =
_ _
BATSS a :
The best and:OrigiiiiiTakii
&orbs. and ,Calissyni known as Caswell, -4
Mack & Co's- Rerr*Rhoewhorated Elixir of
Calleaya`Blirki - ' - 'l7ier Irin restores rolor 9 -
'the blood, the renews waste of 't
the nerve,tbssir; andtthe Cidirayaghes*
patmillsealthful
tone to the digestive or
pow,. ,
'th reby 'caring' dyspepsia Its vs.
ralty
and Depression. of Spirits. „Idertufars_,
only by Caswell, Hazard &'9a, Zia* York.
'Sold byall druggists. - ' • • - s
EferitlienewkiAi of Pura:, •
• . ~.Biastr+.4Ell.6l4lll. I.
-
I'llePorEst Winei;'Jae:rind Porters to be
Oh6ilkied ) is the 'oily are at tholhatelitiv .. ;
ileatinentiti - Dining - Rooms: of :William
lloltallithier, FM& aireriste, nest door W. 1
thel'ogtoßloe.. • • • •,- '"- - -,- , 5:.;
The best meals in , the city at moat ','
rei L ...
sonablo idicei are those ierved 117 William.. ,
llolfzikelraer.„ at the ~PoPNatir Vellth4tat
;Dining.' Bootee, Fifth sto,et; ' ritat , , , Mier '
the _ rough*. , ' - ' ' -
, .
•
•
Ladles' 3lerin6l3ThaetrWear:- ••=5.-1
. . •
The primed and twos: InseiongoY oysters Fi
can be obtained only at the first class din
ing rooms .Of
street, next door•to the•Postoffieft • • .` '
Shaving, Bob Dressing or Etathing.
ilo better place for either tlitorat the finely,
rfarritsbed apart:deists WEL BMlllb . meant;
'1144 190 Inideralstreet, AllegbetT. a•
flare,Gdee,alwaye - ort.hand•at the wen
Joenduotollalut popnlar' , .dintng -moms
r.Willitent:Holt4hebner,ll.64ventle..xteit `r
A 1 09! to',.s4b, I) 9Fogim• -: •
: fine ivitidelpiothirtgt K O 6
13 St. ClidrisbleeM •
TfTionekhqthr, to takedbaper in the city;
tan, patronize no 4 better pilaw than goiter.
leinter's., - P4h. gYe4u*?;l*l3iPt,i4cOr the
•Pteionfee• • - ,
Xi* Stbeit.-Ftira- • . ••
• • It /I/7;146.1j
.. _ ,
, ,
.... DIED.
ROUP At irtat'Libei`y; en - 76;
10tb, 1888',/ eillOek mut ADA-11alSS.:
only son ,or Zee': W: #IdAKJIL4ISI*If mot*, aged
•,
17 years add 6 tact a. : . 1 '
1 Funeral services it. lie. ietideace.:4 tlt4tigeafa,.
'at East LI betl7; -Oa Elavuraar,-Nciqient r
bet Mit; al
'tiro o'clock ...
l ate : reißcotlulli
' UNDORT
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rinds of Mourning II cod*, 13, treintroth: . WAIN .tmatt
.at all holm, day and night. • .
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