1 14. • 1 6
•In
WASHINGTON TOPICS AND
. ' GOSSIP.
As soon as it became evident to General
Grant that A. T. Stewart could not here
tained as the Secretary of the Treasury,
teimmediately wrote . a very interesting
letter to George 11. , Stuart, of Philadel
phia,. tendering him the position, and
tuging him to accept. Mr: Stewart re
plied that his health was such as abso
lutely topreclude his acceptance.
The Surveyor General of Idaho is one
of the many who walked ninety miles to
ti lpai
get around the snow-blockade of the tr on
Pacific Railroad. He says the princ
trouble on the line was in • tlie cubit. S l me
of them, from one hundred to one thbu
sand feet long, drifted full, and the snow
was packed in them from ten to twenty
feet deep. i.
2 The President's family will to-morrow
!begin the transfer of their effeets to the
Millie House, and will hereafter occupy
it as their residence.
Professor Baisett, a very intelligent
4xilored man, connected with the. Colored
High" School of Philadelphia, is here, an
applicant for the position of Ministe r to
Br .
oriceeireeley, Esq., ;this mOrning,
bad an -interview with Secretary Bout
.' 13ubsequently the President sent
for. hipt;.*ltirwilom he had - quite an in
teiview, the result of which was, same
of his friends say, that he came away
with feelings akin to those with which he
retired from the inauguration ball.
Dr. Marks, Collector of the Pert of
Philadelphia, resigned to-day, as he would
not take a position he could not hold per
nianently. I
Senator Cameron states "that the Presi
dent informed him he was in duty bound
to forward, all commissions executed by
his predecessor, but that the recipient
must not expect thereby to retain his po
sition."
No action will be taken on the Geor
gia sekisiintil the question is disposed of
by the two HoUses as to whether the
State is entitled to representation. A
portion of the. Judiciary Committee - of the
Serrate favor the project of creating a
provisional government in Georgia, as
the best means of getting rid of the pre
sent embarrassments.
Of the President's. Secretaries, the Post
znaster.General and the secretary of the
Peasury are most sought after by th'
eifilce-seekers. Mr: Cresswell is literally
lun doWn with applicants for post.offices.
To-day a delegation of Congressmen cal
led on him and made some demands for
• the appointment of women to office. Mr.
Cresswell said he had ncktlace for theni.
The last appropriation will make it fleets
- liary for: him to retrench, and he will
have to decrease, instead of increase his
, force. • The Congressmen were not to be
put off in this manner, but persisted.
• Finally Mr. Cresswell told'them he had
detailed a clerk, whose business was to
make a record of all the Congressmen
who made such demands, and when the
appropriation ' bill for his department
came up in Congress for action, and
fault - was totind with his administration,
ha would point to the list as an explana
tion. This scared the Congressnien f and
they immediately, withdrew their unrea
sonable demands.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
• will recommend the removal of all the
'Democratic collectors and assessors in
Ohio this week, and will, probably turn
his attention to Pennsylvania next.
The law of 1860, defining the qualifi
cations of Congressional Printer, prohibs
-its any one who has "an interest, directly
or indirectly, in the publication of any
newspaper, from , acting." This rules out
Clapp, of Buffalo, who is bothowner and
publisher of a paper.
It seems to be generally conceded that
the decision 7 6f the caucus of the Repub
lican Congressmen from Pennsylvania
hasunded by allowing each man to take
his own, course. Your very full report of
last night's meeting will show where the
case stands. To-day it is intimated that
nearly every member has a candidate for
every office outside of his own district;
While those in the district are left to his
undisputed control. '
The case of Hon. John Ccivode, who
contested the Westmoreland, Penna.,
District was taken up this morning by
the House Committee on Elections.
They agreed to consider only the points
referred to them by the House, as to who ,
should be the sitting member during the
contest. The further, consideration of
the case was then postponed until Tistirs.
day, when definite action will be had, and
it is expected the seat will be giv'en to
Mr. Covode,
Gen. Banks has called a meeting of the
Foreign -Affairs Committee for the pur
pose of considering affairs in Cuba and
St. Domingo.' It is maintained by many
Senators and Representatives that Con-
gram ought to clothe the President with
,authority to recognize the I da facto
gov
ernment in these countries, if, in his
judgment, it is expedient to do so.
The question as to how far public men.
particularly members of Congress, shall
be consulted in the disposition of the ap
pointments, has been the subject of more
or less consideration by the President and
several members of the Cabinet. At least
three' members of the latter expressed
themselves on Saturday last, at an inci
dental meeting, that it was necessary for
• the success of the Administration inde
pendent of all party considerations, that
the leading public men in the several dia
.'. trictil should 'be advised , with regarding
all important appointments, and that their
knowledge. and .experience . should be
• snide usehil in determiiing the mein
' alone to, be arrived At. . The. President is
understOod to have 'cheerfully and fully
assented to this presentation of the case
so far as consultation is concerned, and is
acting 'On 'it every :dryi He, hcniever,,
does sot thereby surrender his own 'right
pfindmendent judgment,. lie will listen
' patiently _and 'freely to all 'that may be.
- 'slid by those entitled to speak, and then
in the light of the facts before him make
aip• his decisions. • The President has said
ithatlnsome cases and in sone localities
Ile thought he knew who should be ap
pointed, and that in such cases he would
act:accordingly., With 'such men' in
the Cabinet as Boutwell, Hoar and Cox,
who are capable of fully appreciating the.
extent to which the demands.of party ne
cessity should be countenanced, the pros
pect is that President Grant's Adminis
tration ma,y be oqe which shall not, only
reflect, a.t upon the country, but shall
fix mom firmlythan ever the foundations
-of theßepub Party.
BRIEF TELEGILUKI3.
--Gifin.Wrn. Barstow,
.formerlvone of
the staff of G en. •Dix; died at New York
Tuesday night.
grand conclave for the State of
Virginia of the Order of Seven Wise
Men organized at . Norfolk yesterday.
.
--John Thomas was murdered at fig
Bethel, Va., on Saturday, by three un
knOwn negroes whom he surprised
while robbing his premises.
. -
—The Fi ft eenth Amendment to the
Constitution of the United States passed
the New York Assembly last night by
seventy-two against f• ,rty-seven.
—The depot of the Winono dt St. "peter
R. R., at •Wasica. Minnesota, was de
stroyed by lire yesterday morning.
Loss, with contents, ten thousand dollars.
4 —Dr. Newton, postmaster at Genii:oohs,
charged with abstracting the contents of
valuable letters in his office, was before
the United States Court at Cincinnati
yesterday.
—Five prisoners at Sing Sing, New
Mirk, on Wednesday night gagged two
of the keepers and made their. escape.
One of the, keepers died from the effect
of hip:ales received.
—The Governor of Louisiana has - signed
the school bill, providing for mixed
'schools, and has appointed the commis
[elopers provided for by the bill, among
them two colored, one of whom was for
merly a chaplain in the State Senate.
—lt is stated that Miss Van Lew, who
rendered the State some service as a
Union spy for Gllueral Grant in the army
of the Potomac, is to receive the appoin
ment as postmistress at Richmond, Va.
—A bill has been introduced in the
Near York Senate mating it . the duty of
the New York Central Railroad Directors
to report annually their profits and re
quiring the Company to pay all accumu
lated profits over ten per cent reported
by the Board in December last into the
State Treasury.:,
—Gov. Hoffman, of New York, has ve
toed the bill to apthorize the appoint
ment of a President pro tem of the Me
tropolitan Police Board during the ill
ness of Mr. Acton, and which requires
the unanimpus vote of the three remain
ing membels for acceptance. The board
in Acton'a absence consists of two Demo
crats and one Republican.
—Late letters from Brazil state that
Lopez is steadily ganiz
orin his army
from the remnant of his old g
force and
the natives who fled before the allies at
Cerro Leon.- He has issued a proclama
tion urging his people not to give up or
despond, and the y
, believe Implicitly in
all he advises. Not a native is to be seen
in the towns occupied by tire allies. As
cunsion was completely sacked. Not
even the houses of foreigners were
spared.
-—A dispute arose in E. A. Jessel's auc
tion room on Randolph street, Chicago,
qn Tuesday, between a customer named
Carmady and John Jacobs, one of Jett
eel's auctioneers. Carmady applied an
epithet to Jacobs, when the latter draws
revolver and fired at him. The ball
missed - Carmady, but entered the body
of a young Norwegian named Hans Rob
ertson, passing througl; hia-lungs and
inflicting a mortal wound. Robertson,
at last accounts, was alive, with no hopes
of his recovery. Jacobs made his escape,
and has not yet been arrested.
—ln the Superior Court of Hartford,
Conn., on Wednesday, JaMes Wilson,
alias Dave gently, th 6 notorious bur
glar, was sentenced to five years impris
oment in the State Prison, for commit
ting a burglary in Hartford, and seven
years for a burglary in Plainville. He is
already , in - prison serving four years
time, dating _from December, makfag
sixteen years in all. He has heretofore
escaped from Michigan, Ohio and New
Jersey prisons, where he. has time yet
to serve. In getting away from Michi
gan, he froze both feet and had them am
putated near his instep. He pleated his
own case at Hartford and said the jury
might have ouriosity to know how he
was lamed; he said that be was shot by a
rebel shell on the bloody field of Gettys
burgh. Charles Retesolf - arrested with
Wilson, and in four years, was
_also
found guilty of burglary, but was not
sentenced. -
An Address to the Christian World,
By John M'Kee, is the title of a
pamphlet of fifteen pages. left on our
table, with request, by the author, to
notice. We select a few extracts:
"Calvinism stands on a proud eminence,
as high as heaven above our systems; it
is the compass that will direct the Chris
tian to the celestial world, to the proud
threshold of Jehovah's starry-palace.
This is the true theory and there is no
other system of truth; you can destroy
Calvinism only by destroying- the
Bible." * * *
"Any church that erects a cross upon
it is not Christian; any man or woman
that wears a cross about them are not
Christians." * * "It is crosses, beads
and triangles that is sinking this coun
try Into bell." * * * "Any
man that believes in Armenlanism, Pu
seyism Mormonism or Universalism,
let him ,
be damned; any man that says
the children of believing parents should
not be baptised, let him be damned; any
man that says he prefefs hymns of
human composition to Psalms or that
the negro has no right to vote, I,4,him be
damned; any man that says women have
any right to vote or speak in public, let
him be damned, No Democrat should
be permitted to be a member of the
Christian Church, and any minister that
permits them is permitting a sacrilege
against high heaven. Christiansove are
severe, but God's laws are hard against
the wicked."
We don't know exactly what to say or
propose about this pamphlet. One at
our elbow suggests that it be filed with
the archives of•the Westminster ,Al9llklM
.bly of Divines; atrother, that It-be re
ferred to the next . Democratic Conven
tion. We rather incline to advise the
referenoe of author and book to some
Coprnittee,on Reconstruction.
Real Eatate Tratisfr.ze.
The followinz deeds were Sled' of rec.
.ord before H. Snavely, , Egg, Recorder,
March 16,1869: •
Joseph A. LOihrop to Lewis Petsrson Jr., and
Wta. If. /twin. 'March...DM. Mot lot corner
Washington and Preble streets, Sixth Ward,
Allegheny, 162 feet T e tcinchee ['the Ohio river.'
•
with buildings 82 200
John Wittlanter to dobn Moms. retires', M. l lof 2 _;
lot of grarind 111 Etna hOroogh, containing S 4
_percher • •
W. H. Irwin andiewla P. tenon, Jr., to Jo•eph
"A. Lothro, Ap I. 1166 ; - lot corner washing-.
ton ind,Prehle rens,
Isaiah J. McConnell to 'Rachel . McConnell.
March IC ltAi; tract of Is nd in Elisabeth, town
ship, cOntainiag terve., 71 Perches Sean
Menotti Bayard chapinati, February .
3 5 ,11142i,tract of land in Versailles townstt
earitalp_ing 2 scree ' •
George Meade to Elizabeth Hinapii. 'March 15,
Ifin; lot on Josephine wreet,EsTkllirsains ham
20 b y 120 feeL With Intildloss e 1,206
,• °bees:Robinson to. Leith Pig; lot on North'
Liberty street, Sharpsburg.loo fee t to low water-
Math, 'with buildings
_81403'
George N. Yowler to Henry Dickinson, march
16. l 8 80;'8 lots vn Yowler's plan, Pittsburgh,
•
.W, gwing to Adam Lauber. January Ml. g 1 i. 200: 060
Altit en Woolsieire alley, Sixteenth ward, 24 by
71 feet . $OOO
John W. Maley to John J. Wilson. March 16,
13W; right, title and interest to 210 acres of land
In Richland township 0626
George Breed to Ist-bastlan'ticrchei t March 6.
1807; lot on Union avenue. 24 by 210 r est NOG
• ItOoTOACine.
Same daythere were nineteen mortgages filed
of sword.
PITTSBURGH GAZIME: FRIDAY, - MARCH j . 19, 186 P,
7 .7 -,,,, iiiiiik,otrazas or? DiCasxmlnig.
CAREL WU. itir ool2 23. l .l4.4ltiliitther resident
or non residriits)46 toe City of pttthtarsh, to
Psi their ! Lieensy.s at tMs ogles icinynwyrit, in
seeordaSee lean
a iri Act of. Assemblir approved
Nara; so, 1E49 and an ordinance ot*he Coun
cils of the Lity Of PlttsOurgh, passed Aril 16,
1660.
All Licenses not paid on or betnre MAY 11,
1869, will be placed In tlie handl of a police of
!leer for collection, subject to a collection tee of
50 cents, and ail persons who neelect or refuse
to take out Licenses will be subject to a penalty
double the amount of the license, tote recovered
befcre the Mayor. .
The' old metal plates 'of last year most be re•
turned at the time Licenses are taken out, or 213
Cents additional will be charged on each License.
BATES OF LICENSE.
Each one horse vehicle • 7.50
Eash two horse vehicle 14 00
Each four horse vehicle 15.00
Each two horn hack 15.00
Omnibus and Timber Wheels drawn by' two.
horses, $ll.OO each. One. &Mar extra will tie
charged for each additional horse used In any of
the above vehicles. A. J. COCHRAN.
fel2roagnary , City Treasurer.
rirRATCHELOWS HAIR DYE.
This splendid Hair Dye h the bestin the world:
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, relia
ble, Instantaneous; no disappointment; no ri
diculous tints; remedies the effects of bad
dyes; invigerates and leaves the Hair so ft and
beautifti. Plea or brtown. Bold by All Druggists
andPeritunerstUnd.properly angled at Batche
lor., Yketory, No. lel Bond. street. New
York. • an28:11211
arBIARRIAGE AND CELIBA•
CY.—An Essay for young men on ABUSES
of Solitude, and the Dlc RAWLS and
which create Impediments to MARRIAGE, with
sure mean, of relief. Bent In sealed letter en
yelppes. free of charge. Add. els, Dr. J.
LIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association. Phila.
Pa. -
INSURANCE
THE NATIONAL
LIFE lICSUILINCE COVEY,
OP THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASIIINGTON.OD. C.
Chartered by Special Act of Cog
Approved July 25, 1968.
Cash Ozpitai - - - $1.000,000.
Branch Moe: PHILADELPHIA,.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BITILDING,
Where the general business of the Company Is
transacted. and to which all general-corres
pondence should be addressed.
DIRECTO 111.
Jay_Cooke. Phliner, • E. A. Rollins. Wuhan.
C, H. Clark, Phila. la. Henry D. Cooke, Wash.
John W. Ellis, ClneDig. W. E. Clumdler,Wutr.
W.G. MoorheaAl, Phlla. Jno. D. Deirees.Wash.
Geo. F. Tyler. phtia. Ed. Dodge, N. York.
J. litank/eY Clark. l'hlla. H. C. Yauneatock.N.Y
' • OFFICERS.
C. H. CLARK, Philadelphia. President.
HENRY
OK
COOKE, .Washlngton, Vice PresitPt.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Biroslace and E.xeentire
Committee.
EMERSON W. PEET, Phil., See'y and Actuary.
E. S. TURNER, Washington. Ass't Secretary.
FRANCIS H. SMITH, M. D. • Medical Director,
J. EWING , ItinARS. M.D.. 'Ass's Med. Director.
- -
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. B. BARNTS. Burg. General U. 8. Ai-, Wash•n.
1". J. HURWITZ, Chief Medical Dept U. B. M..
Wa. 'angina.
D. W. 8i..1.18. M.D.. Washington.
'SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
WM. t. CHANDLER, Washington, D. C.
HEORGE FIARDLNO. Philadelphia. Pa. •
This Company, National in its character, offers,
by reason of the Larg- Capttal, Low Rates of
Premium and .New Tables, the most desirable
means of insuring Life 3et presented to the pub
lic. •
The rates of premium being largely reduced,
are made as favorable to the insurers as those
of the best Mutual Companies, and avoid all the
complications and uncertainties of Notes, Diet.
dends and the misunderstandings which the lat
ter are so apt to cause the Policyltolders.
Several new and attractive tables are now
presented which need only to be understood to
prove acceptable to the public such as INCOME
PRODUCING POI.J.
CY and RETURN PREMI
UM POLICY. In tffe former, the policy-holder
not only secures life Insurance, payahle at death,
but will receive, 11 living, alter a period of a few
years, an annual - incomeequal inten-per amt.
(10 per cent.) of the par of Ate policy. Thei t
ter the Company agrees to return to the assured
the total amount of money Aehaa paid tn , to ad:
dffton to the amount orate pa/Icy. The attention
of pereons contemplating insuring their lives
or Increasing the amount of insurance they al
ready have, is called to the special advantages
offered by the National Life Insurance Com
pan.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars given
on application to the Branch Office of the Com
pany In Philadelphia, or itskieneral Agents.
.LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED in every
City and Town; and applications front compe
tent parties for such agencies with suitable en
dorsement, should be addressed TPt THE COIL.
PANT'S - GENERAL AGENTS ONLY, in their
respective districts.
OZNZIIAL AGENTS:
R.W. CLARK A CO., Philadelphia,
For Pennsylvania and Southern New Jersey.
• JAY COOKE & CO.. Washington,
_D. (7.,
For Maryland, Delaware Virginia, District
of Columbia and West Virgnia.
IRA B. e VAT it CO..
Agents for'Allegheny, Beaver, Butler, Mercer
and .Washington counties.
For further particulars address B. 8. RUS
SELL, Manager, Philadelphia. auZSGsvit&F
. _,... . C O L GATE
GATE &CoOs
. ' . 1. '::. 0 .;i . FRAGRANT
c..) kr , 0 TOILET SOAPS
l A LIJ., Are prepared by skilled
"Z. —. ..e 'workmen, from the, best
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w m h a e te re rials. and are d :o: as
-4' i '), Ird en r s A jm n itr i r. P.:li dealer
MIC,ON . OPIUM YOUR FUEL, by
using the
SUM CEITRII , MIA GOVERNOR,
the-Only true and• easily regulated Governor
made; perfect in its operations and truly reliable.
A lane size Governor can be seen at the Wilmot
•PEKOB VAL BECKETT, Moghanteal Engineer
and Eiolloltor of Patents, No. 79 rederal street.
Allegheny City. the only agent for this Governor
In the West. 5e22:791
YOUNGION & CO.,
ICJ • . ,
IrAl CY CAKE RAIEERY. CONFECTIONARY.
ICY, CREAM and DLNINU SALOON, •
83 Smithfield street, corner of Diamond eller,
Pittsburgh.
OgrnPft with
Ice
THE MAN.' OR • THE BIER,
an 3d o hoId_FATIION9B 110/11tT8 of the ala
11E81E8 OF WAtilliNOTOte 'MEDAL
LION ,PNNS. We hereby Informed *Mahe draw.
Infe were made January 09, 1880, and that cir
ca ars string (1W information of the numbers
drawn, will. be lentl o parsone Interested, on
their wedressink the J.BIIINOTON MEDAL
,LION PEN OOMPAN , New York.
N. o.—BiLue Tin Tlolllna 01 TIM 4111 82
8118.
X i nt i s i tfent i nt7est e s
ry order. for
FRESH WHITE LAKE FISH, SALMON AND BASS.
Bend to No. 45 DIAMOND IILARKILT.ritts•
Intro, or his old well known TWIN CITY
STAND. Anesthetic. market
I . ,
NDIA RUBBED BELTING,
nose, Steam Packing 'and Gaskets of the
oston Belting Companies manufacture at Priced
as low as Ibis quality of goods can be bought of
the manufacturer. A full stook always on nand
At the India Rubber Degiet, Se and AB ninth
street,. J, A H, PHI LIMB,
fes
as. Agents tor the lloaapany. .
.~~"+~
ROOTS, SitolES ANlif CARPETS
' 4?lr ` FOR zeirE:mizr,roar.,
SIVIITHSON'S EMPORIUM,
55 AND 37 FIFTH AVENUE
- - .
Messrs. H. B. 'SMITHSON £ CO., Proprietors
of the well known Mammoth Auction! House are
creating au each etnen t consequent,upon the ar
rival of new goods which are beteg upon
at re
markably low prices. Goods ofevery Var.erv: the
&nest sewed bn or+. the most rashiohable bal.
scoral gaiters and anklet shoes, slippers, Lc
blankets, flannels, cloths. cassimeres, cutlery
and carpets. Call and examine. No ',trouble to
show goods. Ladles'. - M1614!9' and ichildren , s
furs at almost your own prices. All goods war
ranted as reuresented. nosi
GOOD HOUSES IN ALLEGHE
NY AT PRIVATE HA LE.—Tho=e two new
residenves, Nos. 1 74 and 178 Sheffield street,
near - Bidwell street,' an offered at prices that
should command an Immediate sale. They are
on a good street. have a fine appesrance. and are
Mien up with every convenience that good taste
could suggest. There are 12 rooms, marble
mantles, registers, baths, ctosets, speaking
tubes, ie., ,tc. Three-story, pressed ',front, cut
stone corners, stone stens, iron fence, under
ground water conductors, Cement eellar,
to. They are complete houses; A tnorough'ex
amlnatioa is respectfully solicited. Prices very
low. Apply to Frasier Brothers, Ohio Avenue,
or to A. LEGDATE, Auctioneer,-
mh/7 159 Federal street. Allegheny.
LOT ON • •
ALLEGHENY RIVER BANK
AT AUCTION.I
On Monday, March 22, at 10 O'Clock,
Will be seld on the premises that lot Or ground
containing 130 perches, on the Allegheny Poor
Farm property, bounded by the raver, Rennet's
Mill and the West Penn Railroad. Positive sale.
Terms at sale.
A. LEGGIATE, Auctioneer.
mbIT
MARSHAL'S SALES
MARSHAL'S SALE.
By ylrtue of a writ of eendittoni exponla Is
sued out of the District Court of the united
states for the Western District of Pennsylvania,
and to me dir(Ctea, I will expose to public sale OR
the premises, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 20, jBB9,
At 10 o'clock A. M., the following described
property, to-wit:
THE VINEGARMANUFACT I ORY
Sltnate in the City of Pitt burgh, at Noe. 168.
169 and 170 Second avenue, (formerli Second
street.)
Inventors of Stock and Fixtures of Vinegar
Idat,u , aelory of AR] HUB BALLOT', located at
Nos. 149, 169 and 170 Second avenue, City of
Pittsburgh, Pa, rleized April A 9, 1F68:
Trough for washing shavings, empty.
4 Stands or Caulks with lime wash,
I Large Tub; empty. 1 lot of shavings and
lumber.
1 Lot of Lead and Copper Pipe. ,
2 Large htands; partly filled with preparation
for vinegar.
1 Lot of Castings and Hoops.
1 Lot of Bag:, Castings,
‘ Lumber, Pipes and
Hoisting Apparatus.
1 Piece *hafting. 1 Lot small Vinegar stands.
&Large Stoves; 9 Vinegar Stands.
1 J Barrel full of water and low wines.
. B. Baskets, 1 , orks and ktopps.
9 Snot 1 hi barrels for recto:lug vinegar. from
stills.
1 Lot of Lead Pipe.
1 Large rub containing shavingi, connccting
with the worm tub. -
1 Worm Tub, with - its supply Pipe, waste pipe
and Wee tog. j
1 Barreicontalning mixture for vinegar.
1 Lot of Copper Buckets. 1 Stand fen: casks.
4 Large Tabs containing rum:tire forj vinegar.
1 Large Trough tilled with suavingsand wEer.
1 Lot of Lumber. Hose and Connecting Pipe,
arge utove and Pipe.
5 Vinegar utands containing mixturefor . vine
gar.
1 Clock. 1 Barrel partly filled with v'
tly filled with vin.iar.
1 Lot of Lumber and ir.m. 1 Lotlof Staud
Top 3. •
1 Lot of Trough anallorn. 1 Lot of
Trougl, o(.4h:icings.
Lot of Lumber. 2 stand; tor Cast.
1 Barrel with mixture for vinegar.
1 Trough, empty. 1 Large Still.
1 Doubler, where the Low Wines w re taken
Rem, Also.
1 Tub connecting with the Doubler with Pipes,-
and also connecting with the third story. •
1 Lot or Steam Pipe connecting with ltne Still.,
1 Lot of Pipe. Copper, Lumber and CastiLgs.
1 Copper Ns orm. 1 Lot' f Chips. I
1 Lot of Wooden Pumps.
1 Lot of Troughs. Shavings and Lumber.
1 Lot of tdd Load rip • and :spigots.l
1 Lcr,•of Chain, Castings, ishaftlng.'' Wheels,
Pipe , .le.
15 Empty Barrels. 1 Open Tub.
-2 Old Barrels ICask stand.
9 Barrel Molasses. :5 Barrels Vinegar.
11 Empty Barrels. - .1 Two Wheeled Hand Cart.
9 Empty Receiving Cisteans.
2 iteceivlng Ciaterrii,tilled partly with Vine
gar.
2 Large. Casks. empty. 1 Stove.
I.Lot 01M Plug lose.
2 Stands conta ning Beer.'
1 Trough, empty. 1 Gum Hose. -
1 Yeast stand in Trough, empty.
1 Lot of I.cad Plpe Hose 'chiefs, Hammers,
Gauging Tools, Copper Kettles. 31easures, Glass
Funne a, '1 roughs, nimping tte.
2 Barrels Molasses,
1 Lot of t t:oper ItnplemontS.
1 Lot or Huups and Hoop Iron. ,
1 Cart. I Gray. 1 Wagon.
6 Barrels Vinegar. 1 Barrel Hop Water.
1 Empty Ale Keg. 6 Empty Stands.
1 Lot of Old Iron. 1 Skin. II
1 Lot of Empty Barrels and Lamb. r.
1 Wooden Pump.
6 Empty Hogabeads and Shovels.
1 Lot of Hoops and Iron.
1 Lot of E'mutreasks and Hoops.
12 Large:Rands.
1 Lot ox small Receiving thickets.
3 Large a ermenting Tuba.
1 Steam Pureeing lub, connecting with Fer
menting Tubs.
-1 Lot of Co;.per Pipes, connecting. with Fur
nace.
__
1 Lot of Pipe (copper) leading across the street
to other building.
1 Large Lot of Casks. Barrels and Stands, in
bad order.
I hate. 1 Store.
1 Otilce Desk and Furniture.'
3 Cnalrs, Stools, 1 Letter Press.
M Lot Sample Bottles; 1 Barrel Partly filed
with Vinegar.
1 Lot of Barrels, Measures, Spigots l
and Old
Iron.
1 Let Iron Castings.
1 Scale,Adams. McKee - St Co.'s make'.
1 Lot o Lumber and Pipe. 1 -
1 Large lot of Castings. Bags, .le.
I Engine, Boller and Machinery. ,
1 Lot or Belting, 1 Wheelbarrow.
1 Iron Pot, 1 lot of alum Hose. i '
A Barrels containing Ginger Wine.
1 Large lot of Lead Pipe.
I Lot of Coal, 1 Lot of Ale Barrels.
1 Large Tab, empty I lot of Lumber:
1 Barrel Ginger Wine, 4 Jugs containing
Yeast.
9 Bottles Wine.
1 Large lot of Lumber,. Ac., 1 Sharing Ma
chine.
1 Lot of Castings and Iron.;
1 Carpenter's Bench, Toodrand Chest:
1 Ormdstono, 1 large lot of Bags.
1 Large Mash Tup, Copper Bottom, empty , .
1 Lo.. of Belting. -
3 Yeast Si and, ' (one of them fall.) and Pipes.
1 Copper Yeast Worm ,1 Mill aad Hopper.
1 Jug full Yeast, 1 Jug, empty,
1 Lot of Rose, Bei. Ina and Shafting.
1 Iron Kettle, 1 Platform Scale, .Tiarge Tubs.
1 Lot of empty Casks and Barrels.
1 tot of Shafting and Robbing Apparatus.
Seized and taken as the oroner4 of ARTHUR
BALLOU, at the suit of the United States.
TILONAIS A. ROWLEY. '
U.. S. MARSHAL.
Marshal's Office, March 19, 1889. tch11:1100
ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE
oluting, Thrie food COmmts
, alone:rm. ' I
toBSC-1. Be iteriacted by the Oily of Pittsburgh,
ticket and Common Counaia assembled. and
a M hest by ordained and enacted by thl author..
ay of the *am. That the following named per•
sons be and - the same are hereby at:pointed to
serve as Road Commissioners for dull enselog
leer: Harvey 4 13• Von Voorhee tor the •Pirst
Plaided;
~• Venda:mitt, bir d the Second
Platelet; Wre, Metcalf, fur the District.
Sae. 511. 'f'hnt en, ordinance or part of ordinance
sonflieting with the passage of this ordinance at
tee present time, be and the same is hereby re
pealed so far as tee same affects this ordinance. -
Ordained and enacted' into a law in Cot:none,
this 18th any at Marsh. A. P. 1809.
JAMES McAPLEY,
• - President of Select Connell.
Attest: E. O. MORROW, . v.
, Clerk oLßoicct. Council_ _
• W. A. TOMLINSON. •
President of CommOn Council.
Attest: If. McklAwrza. ,
Ultra of Common Council. table:gill
nAke TANNED. LEATHER
BELTING of a Superior quality; also round
isstioir Belting of different sizes. 6 lane stalk
honest as the low's& price& de •
PIM
.
t a
an Sixth 1113191.
13113
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11CW
BY A. LEGGATE.
,
,
,
- mum -
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PFITSIVITROn,
°Moo. No. 424 PENN
NATIONAL TRUST CO. BUILDING.)
DIRECTORS:
Robt. Dickson, Robt. Liddell, W. J. Friday,
G. Sledle, C. Van Buren,F. Kirssh,
E. H. Myers, J. Gangwisch Chris. !Rehm
L. J. Blanchard, J. Weisser, P. Schildecker
D. MYER.% President.
'. DICKSON. Vice President.
J. GRIER. Treasurer.
LEI ETZ. Secretarr.
, BOBT.
BORT.
fel9: .1. .J. A
P
ENNSYLVANIA
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH
OFFICE. No. 1.673 WOOD STREET, BANS
OD COMMERCE BUILDING.
This is a Home Company, and insures . against
100 or Fire exclusively.
LEONARD WALTER, President.
C. C. BOYLE, Vice President. "
ROBERT PATRICK, 'Treasurer.
HUGH McELHENT. Secretary.
DLIIICTORS:
Leonard Walter, George Whon,
C. C. Boyle Geo. W. Evans,
Robert Patr?ck, J. C. Lappb;
Jacob Painter, J. C. Fielner,
•
Josiah King, John Voegtley,
Jas. H. Hopkins, A. Ammon.
Henry Sproul, 3y4:
pDEMNITY
AGATI4ST LOSS BY FIRE,
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADELPHIA,
0/1174:73. 435 a 437 CHESTNUT BT.:near Ira.
DIMICTOPS.
Charles A'. Humber, Mordecai H. Louis
Sam el Tobias
t, Is aac avi Wagner, DdLea, S. Brown,
Wan
Jacob R. bmJth, Edward C. Dale,
CeorgeW. Richards George Falco.
CHARLES G. BARCH R, President.
EDW. C. DALE, Vice President.
W. O. STEELE, Secretary„kro rem.
J. GARDNER COFFIN, Assert.
North West corner Third and Wood Streets.
mtOS:wlii
BEN FR ANKLIN °
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF ALLEGHENY, PA.
OFFICE IN FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK
BUILDINGS.
No. 41 Ohio St., Allegheny,.
A 1101111 C 0031PANY, - Managed by Dtrecrtors
Wel. known to the community, who trust by fair
dealino to merit a share of your Patronize.
HENRY IRW/N_ President.
G.O. D. RIDDLE ...«........Seeretary.
DIRECTORS:
Henry Irwin, D. L. Patterson, Wm, Cooper,
Oeo. R. Riddle . , J acob Franz, Gottlelb Faas,
Simon Drum, J. B. Smith, Jacob Bush,
W. M. Stewart, Ch. P. Whlaton, Joseph Craig,
Joe. Lantner, H. J. Zinkand, Jere. Kohen
ap10:935 .
IMPERIAL
FIRE INSURANCE CO •
•IF
OF LONDON.
ESTABLISHED 1803. CASH CAPITAL. PAID
UP AND INVESTED FUNDS EXCEED
ING 08,000,000 IN GOLD.
Insuranceagainst Fire effected on Houses and
Buildings, Good e
_, Wares and Merchandise,
Steamboats, &c. Polieles maned payable in gold
or currency. air United States Branch Omce,
40 PINE STREET, New York.
All losses of the United States Branch will be
adjusted In New York.
ine.T_LA.VGITT:i2c, Agent.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Ofilee, 67 FOURTH STREET:
MeLAtIrGHLIN Company ent for the Man
hattan Life Insurmice ses,:v72
WESTERN INSURANCE COM.
PANT OF PITTSBURGH.
EICARDER NIMICK, President. " •
WM. P. HERBERT. Secretary. •
CAPT. GEORGE NEELD, General Agent.
Oface, 9:11 Water street, Span, 1 Co.'s Ware.
house, up stairs, Pittsburgh.
Will lazure against all kinds of Fire and Ma
rl Risks. A home Institution, managed by in Di,
restore whO are Well known to the community,
and who art determined by promptness and liber
ality to maintain the character which they have
assumed, as offering the best protection to those
who desire to be insured. •
•
DIEECTOES:
Alexander Simla.. Jotili B. "(reline,
R. Miller,Jr., Chas. J. Clarke,
• James M cAuley, William S. Evans,
Alexander Speer, Joseph Kirk trick.
Andrew Acklen, Phillipßeyme pa r,
• David M. Long, Wm. Morrison ,
m Itunsen. nOV
pER t I N TES' INS ' ANCE COM-
OPTICE, CORNXII WOOD & FIFTH EPIS
♦ Home Company,takinglrize and Marine liLiks.
DiUCTOES:
Wm. Phillips, Capt. John L. Meads,
John Watt, Samuel P. Shriver,
John K. Parks_ , Charles Arbuckle,
Capt. James Miller, Jared M. Brush,
Wm. Van Kirk, Wm F._Larc,
James D. Verner Samuel McW, ekezt,
WM. PHILLIPS, President.
JOHN WATT, Vice President.
W.:IG GARDER, Secretary.
CAPT. JAS. GORDON. General Agent.
L ILT. GM ENY INSITRANCE
COMPANYOF PITTSBURGH.
CA ICE, No. 31FIPTH STREET,BANE BLOM .
• rnsnres against all kinds of ,Fire and Marine
Risks
- JOHN TRWIN, SC. President.
T. J. HOSKINSON, Vice President.
C. G. DONNELL, Secretary.
CAPT. WM. DEAN. General Agent.
=MOTORS:
John Irwin, Jr:, B. L. Pahnestock .
T. J. HosAltuton, W. H. Everson,
C. G. }homey. Robert H. Davis,
Harvey Childs, - Francis Sellers,
Charles Hays. (lent. J. T. Stockdale. -
Capt. W. Dean, • T. H. Nevin.
WINES. LIQUORS, &c.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
=PORTERS OF -
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, &C.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
t.
PURE RYE WIIISKTES,
409 PENN STREET,
Win Remove: on the list of Apili to
NOS. 384 AND 386 PION,
Cor. Eleventh St., (formerly Canal.)
_TOSEI O II FINCII lc CO,
, .
50g.185.187,1119, an. an sad /NA
MST STREET, PTPARBITROIi s
RA2ropAorralBa OP
Oopper Distilled Piire Eye Whiskey.
Also, dealers In PORRIGN WINES and LI
QUORS. HOPS. ise. aressanui
TIOSATIAALIS
PIIRMMI3 THE BLOOD.
FOR BALK BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHEIIs.
deibIG.MWT
OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
Allegheny City, March IG, 16010,
.1i
°TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
to property bolder' on the line of ronntain
street, that the sssss sment .ior Grading said
street , is now completed, and will be retained in
this office ter inspection until MONDAY. March
gd. when It will be turned over to the City
Treastirer for 4°lle:cram
=Meg CHAS. DAVIS. City EnltLair.
Va AGE LACE
L;ATIr#3, hor isle by
• "' MILLITPB.
•
•
AMlTElErtuzirrE. ' •
tar
Manseer .......................... . CANNTII.O
FIFTH ti ANTp Einittaracr BUOCRES
of 141 e Emlno.t Anatr.cau Comealau,
Mr. JOS*Pli armERRON.
will aPPPIIe THrs (Thursday) XVEWING.
March nth, /889, in Dlon Bouctenultos greet
drams, entitled,.
RIP VAN
OIL THE SLEEP OF TWENTY TLAILS.
Rip Van Winkle ............ ?dr, Joe enh Jetrenium.
Jefferson .Ratl nee on . Saturday antenna°.
PER
at SON urday .Ever. lug, EttEN Elea OF MR: am.
izritIERCANTILE LIBRARY •
LECTURES.
THEODORE TILTON
f WILL LECTURE AT THE • -
ACADEMY OF . MUSIC:
Friday Evening, -March 19th. •
Subject—" True Slatesmanshipeto
Admission. 50 cents to all parts of the House.
No Reserved Seats. Doors open at TX.' Lecture
at 8 r. Y.
mhis
igraitAND OPENING OF THE
•
KEYSTONE - SKATING RINK.
The underpigned would respectfully 1 1 :1130IIEICO --
that he has leased the alf.A/ING- KINK, and
will open I on •
FRIDAY NIGHT, 19th inst. •
For ROLLER SKATING.on which occasion four
of the most accomplished Skaters in the !world,
Miss HENRIETTA bURDELLi
Miss FANNIE POWELL,
Mr. CIIIRLES SMITH,
Mr. EUGENE ST. CLAIR E
From the New York Skating Association.will ap
pear at Intervals in Fancy and Combination.
Skating.
Admission, BO cents. Children. half price.
W. S. CLOW, Lessee.
N. B.—The Rink will open]) &Y and EVEN
ING In charge of EUGENE ST. CLAIR, who
will give instructions free of charge.
Skates for hire at the door.
Admission, SIO cents. Children, 10 cents, ex
cept on egAlnitlon nights. d.h18:08
arMASONIC HALL..
. 4
Positively THREE NIGHTS ONLY, com
mencing 7 HURSDAY 14YENING, March /SUL
First appearance of the great combination,
EMERSON ALLEN & MANNING'S
MINSTRELS.
Frost their Opera House, Cincinnati . Entire
chance of Pro.rantme each evening, interFret:esl
by TWENTY FIRST CLAsti ARTISTS.
A.dmlssion, 50 cents; ReserveS Seats 75 cents.
Doors epee at 7 o'clock:comment:lest 8 precisely.
mhls:gS HARRY FAENCH, Agent.
rIii.MYTHE S B AMERICAN
CROWDHDATRE E SL a FUR I K o m i . e N V BTED )
FitIOAY EVENING, March 19, 16 1 139.CrU5. •
WILLIAMS in new songs. A. new negro Ihresa
written by Mr. EAGAN. entitled "A .earty
the Name or Johnson!" NEULIE TAYLO
the Queen of Song. 1 hunders of laughter a
PUNa;II AND JUDY. Last night but one of
IRELAND AS IT WAS. Great bil, on SATUR
DAY NIGHT.
garPlrilißUßGH THEATRE.
H. W. WILLIAMS ...Sole Lessee and Manager.
TREMCND 0 TIS RF. P N CE TIDN OF THE ,NEW
COMPA r I
MONDAY EVENLIO, and every eyrnlng du
ring the week. the entire company will ar
In aveplendid -MUSICAL MELANGE—the laugh - able farce of THE sTa GE STRUCK CH
Mai 0. the entertalning FEMALE MINSTREL
SCENE,• anti the local extravaganza of THE
MILL GIRLS UF THE TWIN CITIES.
cr - BURNELL'S MUSEUM
AND PARLOR MENAGERIE,
Great Family Resorts.
FIFTH AVENUE. between Smithfield and
Wood streets, opposite Old Theatre.
Arai-0 pe n Diti and Evening, all the year round.
Admission, ' cents: Children. 15 cents.
arUNIVERSALIST
AND FICS'PrVA.I_.
OPEN EVERY EIGUT IN BASEMENT OF
THE CHURCH,
Inhls Corner Third and Grant streets
LEGAL.
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TN THE COURT OF QUARTER
-I. SESSIONS. Allegheny county, Pa., in the
matter of the VACATION OF GRANT AVE
NUE, between Ohio and Washington avenues,
in the Second ward, of the coy of Allegheny.
And now', February 23, 1889. the petition la
this case having been presented in open Court,
Is - Ordered to be filed.
And the Court do grant a rale as prayedlbr fa
isid petition, to show cause why that portion of
grant avenue, lying between Ohio and Wash—
ington avenues In said Second ward, should not
be vacated and closed up; and do further order
that notice of the, filing of said petition and of
the granting of the rale aforesaid, be pubiLsheig
twice aweek, for four consecutive weeks, in the
pirrsurnen 6.zr.rne, published in the City of
Pittsburgh.
llfrom the Record,
JOHN G. BROWN,
Clerk of Quarter Sessions.
fe26:fl9-Tr
ORPHANS , COURT SALR:--
Will be sold on
SATURDAY, Nandi' 27, 1869,
at 10 coelock A. is., at the COURT HOUSR..
Pittsburgh, an that ~ W ars of
or GROUND ,
Situate In the 1.2 di Wars of the City of Pitts—
burg G eor gey' of Hattleld,) being lot Ito.
15 in 4. Bayard'a plan of lots, with the
Improyemeauthereon, formerly owned by Ells
atieth Benyett, deceased, at Public Sale, to the
highest rad beet bidder. By order of Orpheus'
Court.
Tintatti—CASH. All papers and U. B. Equips
to to paid for by purchaser. •
.Tor particular., apply to JONES A PEARGOits
istornegs, No. 64 Grant street, Pittsburgh.
t0b.5:113-1. BY THE COQ
•
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE 01' &IN*
POINTMENT.
ASTERN DISTRICT OP Pritnartwanta. se
1 8 8 ttsbnrah,tnis 11th day of starch. A
. D.
9. Pi
7 I
. .
To whom ft may concerts:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of hie a
pal tam ita as Assignee orDOIXII•EOEVEI.-
HEIM. of Allegheny My. In the county of Al-.
legheny. and State of Pennerivania; within said.
District.who has been adjudged a banitrupt Moot
his own petition, by the District Court of sat
District. •
• '‘" ,
'J. Etructit.
Attorney istltatr. 87:IfIfth smlnlng.
mill2alo-P - '
I• BANKRUPTCY: -;4lrestera
DIBTIOCOrtiIt PENNSYLVANIA, eat,. +
A..t Bluaburgb,the Bth day ofjdarch. A,D41111111„
The underegned herebyilvbe notice of Die ap
polntment at Ceelenee Of °HARMS 0. ALGtd.
of Allegheey oicr , to the county 'of-Allegheny
and Stine or Pennsylyanta, within .4ald. Dlstile.
who was adjudged a Bankrupt upon his owiCine.
%lon by the Dlstriet Court of said Mettle& "
inhe:nn
_ -TP. r BBl4jAllt N As si 4lii
11 4•oLiik
• gnee.
M I XECIUTOWS • NOTICE. • , 1
Whereas, letters testautentaryon the estate
or,IOH.N Tomas., Woof Pittsburgh. Allegheny
county. Penna., deceased. having been duly'
granted to the undersigned by. the litogistor
said county, all parties having against
siti4 !State are request d to omen; theta, for
settlement, and those 'indebted tO Meld - estat.
will inatepay.nent without delay to •. •
re:4lW._ TOMO
motor.
DDI
lON AND 144 M. ASSOm
MARION 01 FIZANIISTOWN• • No.' I.—
eb la hereby plven that nu applleattonima
been made at No. 4-416. March Temn.118010.• tor
a charter 'of Ineornoratlea for the above Imhof.
iinUolng, and Loan animation. vat= 'WV , be
(ranted at next temp of CoartivaleNlisoo„
=mato are Sled. Q . Maoo
felieWP AttorAILY SOP 4pipwirial k
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