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_ ; The Jesuits.
Before the ord6 had existed a hundred
r :` years / ithed filled the Whole' world with
menioriali ;Of, grhat things ,dorie and. suf • -
fere& for the tOth. No religions corn' . .
mushy 'could *ce educe a list of men so vit.,
riously , distingnished; none, had extended
its operations driver ao Vast a space; yet in
t„ none"-had th e ever been such perfect
unity of fe log and action. There was
e globe, no walk of. Speen%
• ,Itive life r in which Jesuits
• - found.' They guided the
dings..: They deciphered
. , They observed the
satellites. • They
libraries, controversy,
casuistryoe treaties on optics, Al
!I' Gale odes, edi„ 4,'of the fathers,_madri
' gals, catechis 'rod lanipoons. Tkelib'-
' nd education"..;Lyouth passed almost en
tire into their , hands, and was,
2conducted by than,. with conspicuous
abillity. Enmity itself was • compelled
• - to own that, in the art bfMitiaging and
forming the tender min d, they had no
equals:. geanwhilethey assiduously and
'successfully cultivaaed the ter
or
the puipit. • With, still gteater assiduity
and still greater suceess_ they applied
themselves to the ministry of the confea
.. Elena; Throiehout Catholic Europe the
secrets' tifvevery government and of al:
i most every family of note were in their
• keeping. They glided from one Protes
taut country to another :under innumer
able disguises, as gay cavaliers,: as simple
rustics; as Puritan preachers.. They
:wandered: countries Which neither .
I mercantile avidity nor -liberal curiosity
had ever impelled any stranger to s ty
had
,They were tobe found in the garb
; of Mandarins, superinteeling the Obser.
; vatory at Pekin._ They were to be found,
spade in hand; tesching the rudiments
of agriculture to the savages of Peta
-1 guay. ' whatever • might be their
1 residence, whatever might be their em
' ployment, their spirit wairthe same, entire
1 devotion,' to the common' cause, implicit
obedience to the central tilithority. None
of theta had chosen his dwelling-place or
hisavocatien for himself. Whether the
Jesuit should live under the Arctic Circle
or the Equator; whether he should pass
his Main arranging gems and collecting
manuseripts at the ; Vatican, or in - pur...
suading naked barbarians in the southern
' hemisphere /not to eat each other, were
matters which he left with profound
submission to the , decision of others. If
hewas wanted at Bagdad, he was toiling"
through the desert with the next caravan:
If his ministry was needed in some coun
try where his life watt r iliM insecure than
• that of a - wolf, wheretit- was; a crime to
harbor him. where thehesds and.uarters
of his brethern, fixed in the public places.
showed him what hehed to except, he
wentzwithoutremonatriuice or hesitation
• toble,doom. Nor is thiii.heroic epirit yet
'extinct. When in our times - a new and.
terrible pestilence passed,round the globs;
when,; in some great cities ' , fear had die.
solved all the ties-which held society to
gether; when the secular clergy had .de
tweed Shell docks; when- medical succor
was mot to' be purchased hi...gold; when
the strongest'natural affections yielded
to the love of life even then tie Jesuit was
found by the. allet which' Bishop and
curate, physician and nurse, father, en&
mother; had deserted, bending over ififect
ed lips to , catch the faint accents of con
feielon, and holding up to the last, before
the expiring:. penitent, the image Of the
'expiring-Redeemer.—Maceudey's History
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The Recent Riots and the E.scitetnent in
. .
[From 431111.A5n1. June'l4.l
The rioting at Feria may now be con
sidered at an end:
.. --Last night and on .
13aturday evening everything took place
on the Boulevards.without dbiturbance.
Oa the former occaslo. at half.past nine,
' a detachment et ca,y4lry, composed of
Gerdes de Paris , and some \ hussars, made
'their •appearance and were. saluted with
the bravos of. the
,public. Ak ten some
groups formed at the corner of \thit Fau
bourg Montmartre and'obstructekthe en
tire entrance to that thoroughfare. Shortr
ly, after a detachment of cavalry was seen
coming slowly along. This' patrol, pre
seeded by in avant-garde and by its trump
eters; was received \ .wiouts of ap
plause. We repeatedly hi d cries cif
" Viva l'Emperetw!" "Vise la troupe!"
"A bas lea erneutiers!" ' "A bas lea era.
pule!" The groups above. alluded to at
once dispersed. In the Rue , du Faubourg
Montmartre, 0116 party of men in blouses
taking up a position on the causewßY
and side pavementii, several , inhabitants
of that street advanced and 'said, to' them,
"Cora;• take yourselvq-„off, go home,
clear the street; 'we 'are shopkeepers of
ihikquirter, we ~havo had quite enough
1 qt. egieufiers and vag,abondsl Be ,off,
1, 1 end in double.aOck time,' or: you will
have to,deal2with nal" As
- the indaildu
aha thus addressed. showed all 'inclination
tb resist, some selgente de ville came up '•
, - "We are on your side,'! said the persons
'whose words we have quoted; "rid us of
tese blackguezdal" The agents lost no
ime in dispersing tlie,groups, 6114 thin.;
qaility was soon mestablished in that
quart Pr. Aliw arrests were also effected.
One man Was seized who haul a _sum of
44AKK 1 francs on his wisp; Also two
lade were captured, each of .who lUtd
,f,OOO .francs hi gold In his pocket. =
..., All the quarters .of Belleville, Mall
' iiontstut 'and 'La Villette prepentedlthe
• asPegtof an ordinary day; or rather.of a
SulidaY.e3rening. .r.' At the other end , of
ParkPaiverytllng alio imaged o ff oletly.
,
'- ,Fiotallie Rue des Amplifiers to lei Bar,
Acre du Trone; thehordevard had ra,ther
• aydetolate appearance, as there was
- t- scarcely any one to be seen. >At 9 o'clock
1 • some groupsluid taken up. a position it
• -- the entrance of the Rue rift MeiglMOntallt
r and the Panbourg du Temple: The ap;
;
penance of some serAltuits -de villa But
,‘; flced!to disperse these gatherings, .very -.
, , biotrensiya in themselves , and of Which a
-1 'considerable testi wagged
,ittivamen. ,
I ~' Last Welt no animal pthering wet to
' - be seen anywhere. -
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• Tug Now Orleans Picayune says: _
onclads over the river ate ,rapidlz
'rt..- •w-,' a nd are a constant and use
a
° the Government, as theY
reil ealk• taro el9 P 4 l irei s e t r attt batteri es
o w e Were removed and their rs ..
be
the
other dirty, the Government wawa
•1, large am ount., The ,useless
gainer - -Y . a oo d price at auction
hulls might:bring g
for the old trap; aapper• etc.,ab°n t thern •
The.tivo best of the let were: so ld t.the
P and
eruvian Government, •_ we venture .
assert thosenow scr l f ir
l
be abandoned or : 80 i in ehugerw iii ,
b'ore many
month The o fficers now In
of these.
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we, believe, - Bps. our
vessels." / -
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- The Cat: Oland**. •
frOnt the irencti of irietortrnio.)
The cat is the concrete symbol - of a va-
It is always on the fence
It is the felineembodiment of one of tte
profoundest hrunau principles wrenched
from the circumambience of the Unknown,
and burled into -the bosom of consOiiirs
tress.'• •
Nine tailors mike one man. - A wino,
nine times the life.of one man, for it has
nine lives. Possession, also, isnirie points
.of the law. Behold a:legal poisession'of
existence equal to the span of 6400. y-one
clothiers'
Let us bow reverently before this august
fact. • '
The wanderer' by the midnight sea•
shore, when the moon-,.-that argent cor
nucopia,. of healen --IS ' streaming forth
\ her flowers and fruits of radiance, and
the illimitable is illuminated by the ineffa.
ble,. will have remarked the phosphores
cent ridges that scintilate along the wil
lows' tops. -until the breakers seem to
curve and snort like horses' necks with
manes of •ligntning clad. - i
80, 0 man,
..when in the darkness of
thine own '.chamber, . thou passest thine
hand along the furry spine of this feline
phantom ofiheback yard, the electric
sparks dart forth, and, a flash of light
' ning fuses slog - ether the fingerk and the
fur.
Exquisite antithesis of nature ! The
fireside embraces the ocean. .The hearth-
:stone is paved with seashells. Th o
e mn
i stets °ripe- deep disport reflected . in. the
glowing , embers. The infinite Abroad is
I brought into amalgamation with finite
1 At Home. , --
Thnocean.roars.
The eat only , pnrs, .•
The billoWs rise - and culminate and
break. • N s- ,_ - - •
The cat's bach,rises. The feline tide is
up, and• - we have a, permanent billow of
fur and flesh.
0 impossible co-existence of contradic
tOry contradictions!
The Duke, of Wellington was pro
nounced the- greatest captain of his age.
General Grant is pronounced the greatest
„caittain of „flip.
• writhe
The greatest captain of any
age
captain-With his whiskers. _,
Let us not call this the tergiveriation of
history. Call it rather •the tergiversation
.of nature.i
The whiskers of the captain.
rlte whiskers of the cat. •
... Thetirsute exponent of martial suprem
acy. The feline symbolism of the Bearded
Lady, crossing her claws before the family
fire.
Jealousy has been calledthe green-eyed
monster. • ,,'
The cat is the green-eyed monster.:
Both lie in wait. Neither;,destroys ""its
vlctim without toying with it. One is
the fox, the other the friend of the fire
side. Either is to be main almost every
family. Each is of bah sexes.
' 'Old Tom" gin In excess is one of
men's bitterest,' bibulous foes man- is
.the bitterest bibuleris Toe of old Tomcats.
The one puts the bricks into the hats of
the second to be shied at the heeds of the
third. , : .
• 0 osculation between sky and earth! 0
lips of the Seen touching' the Ups of the
'Unseen I 0 wave -of thought. careering
throtigh the asymptotes , of clondiand,
crys'Alizing into angelic force the tan
gents, of humanity.. i,
The stars are out et
Bo are the cats. .. '
tiLitfoitsur qui MT."
Tux New York correspondent of the
Troy Titus writes as follows: "Thu
largest owner of personal property in this
city, and in the United 13tates, Com
modore Vanderbilt, whit Is said to hold
twenty millions. The Asters, whose
chief wealth its in . land, 'have about five
millions 'in /real estate. Moses Taylor
has about four millions, of which his coal
.stocki, in connection with those of his
'son.in.law, reach one million and a half.
George Law has about two millions,
while out of the estate of the late John J.
Phelps, -amounting In all to eight mil
lions, about • two.thirds-.are in personal
property; Theie last-mentioned men
were- not ambitions -of being numbered
among our . real estate lords. Their
money had keep made by handling per.
sonal property, and they preferred to
keep it in this diem . They!Fished to
have their *mga* , resources ready
for Itelloll3 at a moment'a ,warn
ing, in Order to take advantage,
of any oppurtnnity. If a certain
stock fell nrprice they wanted to be able
/to buy it up, and having the control of
vast amounts of cash' 'they could enter
Wall street at any time and cut right and
left with great effect. Such active, ner
vous, resolute men 'do not care to be
troubled with the eloW details Of real
• estate. ' Real estate is like forces shut up
in a strOnghold, while personal property.
is like soldiers •in the field. There is a
conatitational difference between Com
modore` Vanderbilt and Win. 13. Astor,
which is shown:by their aptitude.for theft
Peculiar Positions, Astor sits In an office
in Prince street and simply holds on to
his land. His life, compared with that of
an active business man, is a mere vegeta-,
tion. • He has none of the excitements of
gain and loss, and never knows what it
is to corner kclique or be cornered him:
self. Row cenld twelve, man as Vander
bilt endure this life? It would be like
cooping the eagle." • ,
Tnz Journal' of Aiviifd'Ohemistry con
demns, inetrongiangaage, the practice of
putting up articles of diet in envelopes of
tin foil 'The tin foil', it contends, e o n,
taiaslead poison, and-is very injurious n o
the health of -those who eat %nicks that
have been inclosed in it. The , warning
gifentb :tobacco chewers! against the' us
of "fine eat" put up in this style' wor.
thy of attention. ' By coddatioft the' nicoL
tine of the tobecon"beccined ricotta _ add,
whichacts on lead producing "tv salt
which is very.= poisonous. and . • not
,unfzespiently shows - its , deleterious
efettir enema the consumers of , -"the
'weed" in the forml of 4taelystS
'of ! the _ .604 nerves. .. • e 'of
ten lee; and perhaps in most fuelf
but realizing the caus e, pertains who ere
in the habit Of chewing tobacco, afflicted
with sientthstwitchingotthe muscles of
the face; and a certain, thoughalmnst
lieseribeble,, wrinkled expression , of. the
ooliktenaltec; and,vibichi esthete's every
reason to believe, hes itsadlevrigin in the
use of tobacco which has 'underenie this
reaction with lead.-- The tobacco alone
bas never been .ttnown ta.produce
effect, and although its inorilinetause
a fks
undoubtedly injurionsethe symptoms ce
,quite of a different character: Foreign
Cheese to bronght to this market in tin ,
foil; so are bologna and other Sausages,
dtied fret% etc. ..42. these are more or
lea made poisonous by their action npon
the lead which „surrounds theme
MEI
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10r . 411141111011 , 8 0 II PITLMONIC
• - , .•IrrICIIFY, • ••tiItAWEED.
ATONIC - -AND
If-ANDEAN-it; PILLII.,_. Will thre • OelteulnDt ien s
Liver Complaint andliyspepstaX.taken &mottl
ing tei ditectionsi , They are all three to , be taken
at the same:o=4 , Thtsg cleanse the t o re
lax th e &or and pulAtly work:thee the appetite
becomes good; theModdigtests artdlrtakes good
blood; the settlent• , beittna SO groo'. DI go d
t_toll'
diseased matter ripens Into the hinge. thu the
patient outgrows toe disease and gets Wei!. This
is the onty:way td eureconsnmptioni, .: . .
To these threemedlethes Drog. H.S.:het:telt, of •
Philadelphia...twee his unrivaled emcee" in the
- treatment of pulmonary Conanniption. The Tel
' monto Synip ripens, the morbid ; matter in the
lungs, aware throws it off by ati,easy expectora
tion, for When the phlegm i or, mtittee, is - ripe a
slight cough will throw it off. and the patient has
i
rest and the 1 ~ gs begin to heat. , d
T.. do thin, he, seaweed •lonle_iind Mandrake
. Pine 'mint be r ell need tOclearise 'the stomach
. and liver: so t at the Pulmonic !Syrup 'and th e
food will make ood blood. • . •,',..- _
Schenck's `Plandrske Plits'acc liven the liver;
,
removin all obstructions:Maw the uncts of the
gall blad der, t e bile starts freely . and the liver
is soon relley d :Alm' stools will show what the
Pills can ' o; °thine line ever been invented ex
cept esioniel (a deadly pulsar' vraoh le very dart
gerens to use rumens with great care,) that Will
unlock the gall bladder and start the secretions
of the liver lite EcheLck,s Mandrake Pills.
Myer Commaintts one of tee most prominent
causes of Consumption. ...' • , _
Schenck's Seaweed Tonle iS a kende 's timula nt
and • alterativ . and the alkali In the Seaweed,
which this ' p partition is made ot, asto eta the
Stomach tote w out the gastric hits to dissolve
the food with e Pub:month syrup, audit is made
into soodh.ooill without fermentation or souring
in the stomach. ' • I -
The' great reason ,why physiclava do not cure
Consumption Is, they try •to do too muchk they
give medicine to stop the cough , to stop chlile.t.o
stop night sweats, hectic Lever and by no doing
they derange.the whole digestive powers. lock
tag tip the seeset.ons, and eventually the patient
Sinkasind dies.
i
Dr. Schenck, n his treatment, does sioltiy i ' l to
'stop a cough; night aireata,:chills or (ever. e. ,
move the cause, and they Will all . stop of their..
own accord. la o one can. be cured of.Glonsump- -
, Don, Liver Complaint, Dyrperistai Catarr
Oi h,
Canker, Ulcerated Throstnless the liver salt
stomach &remade healthy. •
It a person nius consumPtion, o f course the
wigs in some way are diseased, either tubercles,
abcesses, bronchial Irritation, pleura adhesion,
' or the lungs are a mass of inflammation and task
decaying. ln such cases what mast be b ut sOn?' ,It
is not only the lungs tram are wasting, it 'is
the whole body. The stomach and liver have lost,
their power to make blood out of fo d. New the' ',
only chance is to take In. Schenck's three weds-
tines, which wilt bring up a tons to the stomach,
the patient will begin to want food, it will digest
easily and make good blood; then tbe patient oe.
gins to gain In flesh. and as soon as the body be
gins to grow. the lunge commence to heal up.
and the patient gets de RI and well. This Is the
only way to cure Consumption.
, When there is no sang disease and only Liver
. 'Complaint and Dyispesla, Schenck's Seaweed
Tonic and Mandrake . Take stiffielent, without
the Pelmenic SYrup. the Mandrake r ilis
freely In ILA billions complainta, as they are per
fectly harmless.
Dr. Schenck, who has enjoyed tminterrtipted
healtht for many years past, and now weighs 5125
pounds. was wsated Pu l m o nar y s ere _skeleton,' in
the verylast stage of Consumptiou,
hi. phy.icians having pronounced his muse ,dope
less and abandoned h.= to his fate. He was cured
`by the aforesaid me. Mines, and since his reCove
antscuyeitillootu,s.anparespsarimiaularenly
wiitailettetidebsamaveensre.ed
markable toiccess.. rub/ - directions .acekrapany
"Dearch, making 11 not absolutely necessary to per
sonally see Dr. - Schenck, unless patients wish
their lungs examined, and tor this . purpose he is
profesalovally at his Principal till&ce.' Philadel.-
phis, every Saturday. where alt letterslor advice
mu o. st b2e a ß d ona s s ed e et H . e N s e w al Y P k fe e s v o r n y a o Ys r
Tuesday. and at No. 35 Hanover street, Boston,
every other Wednesday. is e gives 'ads Ice free,
but for a thorough examination with. his Revel
rometex the price islls. 0...ce hours at each city
from I) A. W. to 3r. it. .- r •
Price of the Pulmonte Syrup and Seaweed Ton
ic each 111.50 per bottle. or $1.50 a balf &men.
Mandrake rills 115 cents a box. 'Pot' sale by all
Ireggiats. my19:151-45 F
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orpotvoß wurrnum CON- 1
••AIIISMES TO TNNAT ALL PRIVATE
DISEASE& !That numerous class of twigs
resulting from self - abuse. producing lin.
manliness.' nervous debility. initability, enui.
Vona. :.. pe
rm l . emissions.
and _ dually__ law
Potency. peanently cured. POlllOlll &M
ed with aelicate. Intricate and long ..itand. ,
big constituttonal complaints are politely invited
local for 'consultation, which costa nothing.
Experience, the beet or usenet& has enaktied
him to perfect remedies at once efficient, Safe,
permanent. and which in , most cases cui be used
without hindrance to buginess. Medicines pm
Dared in the_ eetabshment, whicheintuaces oi
ler.; reception and waiting roOwlet LW. Warding .
and sleeping apartments for patients requng
dell . personal attention, 'and the
and chemi
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case. Bead what he rays in his pamphlet of fifty
rages, sent to any addresa for two nemesia seiu
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'TINE.-rDr. Ff. STEVENS bas been
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autumns, for, more than VIN Trans, with un
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pertrculars, with certificates and reliablerefer
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A few furnish' d rooms vacant. for boarding Ps
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will be sold by catalorae,
_on second door of
Commercial Sales Rooms. No tinittbrield street,
an unusually valuabie private collection, count
toting a . rest Library of Choice Literature: em.
bracing some rare works which have never before
been on sale in title city. ininsive of fold English
Poetry and Drama, 'fuel:austral, tlistdrical and
litscellaneOns 'Worts. '. he catalogue are
Webster" Unabridged. Craig's Oaten • Time,
Ass.Frantilni History of Pennsylvantai .Wlee , Dic
tionary rtPcientet and illanufavvires,fl vole,
Culebretell 'uoYeges,' Travels andiDiscoveries.
la vo at Stephens! Centred Amerind.* vole; Ben
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Doddri , lges Iromily Expositor: Buckland" ec
ology' and Mineralogy it ,volst , lioUirler's As
tronomy. Coo Ceemtcal..Physics, Stephens,
and Norton" Parmers" Guide. 9 trolv .- 13rtttitn i s
Man and his Itelist• one; Swinton's -Dtelllre Rat.
ties of the 'War,, - ,Vottatra,s, Philosophical Dic
tionary; Sale" Koran. II Toler_ linrion's 'Anato
my of Melancholy: 3 vole; Ticlrnor's Spanish
Literature. 3 vole; De Quincy", Wetings,_ 13
vac. Tuos. aloore's Wors, 9 vats; • London.
Goethe, Lamols specimens !indite Drarnatic
Poetryl Christopher Marbwe'd Drilmail: Web.
sters Dranatto Works. 4i. robe: bir John Raring
ton's . Preen and Terse' -Delicouis, *Para" re
wild of Early Stigilsti 'Poetry t) Ben Johnson's
Works;
Shakespeare, the ldrittanDrsms; licoo's
Works; 8 vole:. Pope . t 3 Tolist.Churcbill .a.kols;
Life of Chsttetton; Leigh ininui's Neva)* liomes
Or American BiaieliMeni laigetittairvir ' Faeroe;
Strultroals U. O. v.. Thitottray..Dieltens, an , .. a.
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Plating Rod. SC. CatalOgaes are now ready.nd
the books will be on view ail Saturday., Orders
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'210N.--Qu TUESDAY. July ERN will be
sold.at Publlo Sale, the entire stook ot, ironware
stid tinned ware, fry paha, fiance wins, lad.es.
skimmers round and oval drops. wire cud W r e
rods. Se., be., bolonglpg to the eiriste 1 4 JO N
D. GRAY. The sale-;will take plaits on , e
Vruktssi at kl% o'clock A. X., at Prankstoira
station, Pittsburgh satteContrallaville Salliesd.
, .Trabie leave depot. corner Nose and Water
streets, at 11 o'clock, A. X. . lisle positive, At•
tattles of tinutra cud - wire workers eilliWsbilil
, -
"q"sied to the
gale.
' B.
' MI lISON
It. D.ll V •
A.utitietieer.
:elii):1?•4 •
FlSHl—Potouthe.
• fLo_.• halt, barrel Potomse Herllllll 111 ba
rs st Siackerel No a, it and 3 to ',ado' s hied_
ussisissi Whits Fish% T.akerHeaTiag. VOT 11111 1
'IOW to trade by WATT, wto. X 44
and 113 Woodattart.
ME==
AY., IV-1;1
is •bz LuassaClll'..l!.L.. Jane. 1889.
AT :4 RIVETING;
. OUTIIII* BOARD or PAitIC. COMM
.BIONXIIB. held Jane 99'1.186 9 , the following
involution WU ado d: .• •
' • %Rao toed. Th at dining the Inwinise of the wort
OA the Park improvement,. the comml 'skin rill
not allow any portion thereof to be used 'crumb
llo meetings of Stly ' kind ' Or' prOOESSIOr Or ..eirly
Character.• And the Paik' Polico or other cabers
hprobirinatnictcd to repoln ail Oirenderc,M
-GIVEN to the Waders
dENT. I CIPAL "ONUS Ois THE x
ALL KC/WENT, FA.. that the Coupons on said
,Bonds. coming due Juiy la, 1669. Will be paid
on said day. (less the • State tsx) at the
Bank ,of
Pittabtrat, in the city or Pittsburh. Pa.
p. NEACFERRON ,
•
City T T
____,__—.Nurer• _
jelB:k6s
ggr P NIVB LVANIA ItAIL
IL AD COMPANY.
TIIZASIIIIER'II I DeARTMBNT•
• N OE T
PHO
8 CO ILADE CK HO A. LDER& LPHI Mat 343, 1869.
The Bo of Directors have this day declared
a semi.ann al dividend of EINE PEY. CENT. on
the capital stook of the Company, clear of Na.
. Donal and Sate taxes, payable in cash on and of
ter May 30. 1869. divi-
• .
Blank powers orattornev for collecting
dends can be bad at the office of the Company,.
No. 1138 del' bird street.
.The oaire will be opened at 8 A. M. and closea
at 4P. M. frem May 30 to June 5, for the pay- .
ment of dividends, and after Oat date from 9
Ar Y. to3r. 111.• -
THOMAS T. PIRTN, Treasures.
NOTl.—The Third Instalment on New Mock of
1868 is due and payable on or before June 16.
my8:193
WIPITTSBUIR Gil, F'I%IWAINE
AIvD CHICAGO RAILWAY CO. •
°Friar OF TII6'I3BCRETARY.
ITTEI BURGE. June 5; 1959. ,
Rl : virtue of authority colverred by resoltit'on .
Of the stock and bondholders of the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago. Railway Company, at
the mum meeting held at the office of the Comps•
uy in tun, atm March 11th. A. D. 1869, an ad
ourned meeting of sa'd annual meeting
h will ba
e , d at the General Office a the Company. in the
city of Pittsburgh, at la o'clock A . r.
of June
Si2th.; instant. , for the purpose , of considerlot
and acting npo . - a lease for a period of nine bun •
deed and ninety-nine years.. of - the railway and
property of this Company to the Fehrls7ll lll l ll
Railroad Comrsny, end to act. upon, such other
businesses may come before said journedmeet
inv.
t
qq
The do ks fag the transfer ot stria and bonds
of the Pittsburgh, Port _Wane and Chicago
RallWay Company, will 0080 atif P. w. on kiwi •
i DAY, thO /CU of June.' at the agency in New
ork Winslow. Laufer A
. Co.. WI rifle street,
and at the office in Pittsburgh. and will re-ogen
on the 95th of June.
By order of the Preslient.
it113:101 HUTCHINSON,Pecretary.
"arNOTICE.
To the IloMere of the Met and e
and Mortgage Bonds 'Au( the Pitts.
burgh. Fors IPveyne, and Chicago
itollareyCompany.
- .
In pursuance of the authority vested i n the
Trustees. securing hspective of
of trust or
mortgager thepayment of the first and
liscond Idortgage Bonds respectively, of the
Pittsburgh, Fort Way' e and Chicago' Railway
Company, and 14 conformity with the by-law In
relation to the meetings of said bondholders.
adopted April 7, 1b64, which provides thaft inthe
the absence from the country of either o
Trustees, meetings of toe bondholders may be
cal ed by the oth-r Trustee, the undersigned.
Trustee under the sail deeds, his associated
Trustee now being absent from the country,
h '
herreby_cails a meeting of the holders of the said
Wirer Mortgage Bonds, and also a meeting of the
holders of the said Second Mortgage Boudiwto be
held at the ottlee of the said t mammy in the city .
of Pittsburgh. on the TWENTY FOUItTH.DAY
Olf JUNE. 5869. at twelve ceelock.notni ot that
day. for the purpose of considering and acting
upon any and all sueo questions as may silo la
reference to the lease of the railways of Um said
Company to the Pennsylvania Railroad Colima.
ny, or In reference to C a mpi ngint on of the pres
ent stook ot the said
stock of a larger mgre gate. upon which divi
dends at the r ate of seven per cent. per suntans,.
riev able quarterly ont of the rental reserved in
the said Isase shall be Dodd. and also for the per
pose of considering and acting upon any linden .
other matters which may come before the said
meetings or either of them.
d
leitl:kbo ti Tll.DEN,Trustee
Or PENNSYLVANIA
ROAD CO.
ITEELEMIRERIt DEPARTMENT,.
Pau.snamptits. PA.„., April 51018610.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PENN
SYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
All Stockholders, is reglstered on the Rooks of
this Company on the 30th day of
will be entitled to subscribe toerwasminvic
PER CENT. of their respective interests in New
Block, at Par, as follows: ,
RM. Fifty per cent. at the time of subscrip -;
tion, between the 15th 'day of May, 1869. and
the 30th day or Jane; BS. •
Seems& Fifty per cent. between the 18th day
of November, 1860. and the 31st day of Decem- -
her. 1869; or. if Stockholders should prefer, the
whole amount may be paid up at the time of sub
scription: and each Instalment so paid up shall be
entitled to a pro rata of the Dividend that may,
be declared on lull shares. • '
Thirst That every Stockholder holding less
than four shares, shall be entitled to subscribe
for one share; and. those holding more than a
multiple of !bur shares shall be entitled to sub•
scribe for an addltionst there.
Pburte.. All shares upon which instalments are
Tee to be paid under Resolution of May 13.
1868. will be entitled to their allot houg ment of the
Twenty-flive per. cent. 'at par, Le th they
were paid in full. .
m18:118 TH o3lTri* Tress .nrer
arriityricE.
CITY TAXES, 1869.
• In see4rditnee . witti Seetton Aith, Page 908 or
City Digest, • . • •
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
CITIZENS OF prrrimuneu,
That the assessments for 1889 of City. City
Building, Special, Poor,, Neatness. City , School
and Ward School Taxes and City Water Rents
have been r e t u rned to me for collection. ••
The above taxes are subJ ect.toa DEDUCTION
CF FIVE PElt or.NTlrld If ppaid on or before the
FIRST DAY Or, AUGUsT, and TWO *PF.II.
OE NT URI irpaid between the ,F1.115T - DAY Or
AUGUST and the t•If.FTEENTLI LAY OF SEP.
TEMBEE.
girl; o,dednetion will be allowed on taxes paltr
between renumber fifteenth and October drat.
PM addition of Ave per centnm will be made
to 1 taxes unpaid October ilrat.and an additional
five:pee eentum will be ',Aden to ail taxes re
maining unpaid on November first. •
STATE mr:B.CANI'ILE LICENSES!
Tile State Mercantile Appraiser has returned to
me4for collection the appraisement for 11389.
State Mercantile Licenses meat be pule on or be-
fore July Ist, 11389 ,
All Licenses remaining unpaid at that date
will be placed in the hangs of Aldermen or cor
lectton. A. . 3 COVEIRPLIT,
• . -• CITY TREASURE% 4th AVENUE:
PITTSBURG% June 1, 1889.
Pirrsatraol.ll.T.WAY.s CHICAGO H.H.3420.,
IfICEOF THE VRTSIOYHT,_ ,
• PlTrautruoru *B , 1 5 0 9 .. :I
IarNOTICE.
All pergons
,laterested milnagement •nd
bislaeu of tlie _
„ .
Pittsburgh„Ft.Wayne &ChicsO-B:R.,
And the tented roods of the Company, are here
by notified tbst the railway and property of We
Company hag been lessedtd the
1 rzatamou &lump co.
Tor a piridd of slitilivadrea sad Shiest - 4e
Teats, of and from thl ant dif of July littoXitdd.
and With'the close-of loeuious. (June
30,j sit raipolielbillty and liability of thfs
purl will'hiese se to tae uliasserueut oohs
boil
nese of the railway. and for labor and supplies
,therefor of everY etiiirsetni.' The terra' of ser 4 .
lies of sib persons cf ovary dies now employed
by this ComPailY will terminate on the "Pi,
• 80th day otthisliontbi
Bzeeptiis inch persons as msy be ifer ape
'
daily notified otherwise
By order of the Bosnia! DiMetore. l- .
0 Wll ASS
1129: 1 22
' ,„
TEE IRON OIT'l
MURAL LIVE DiSlailiCE CO,
Of Pennsylvatia.
Office, 75 Federal St Allegheny City.
Dutur.oTofte. L
Hon. JAMES L. D'ILUILIit,
Rev. J. B. CLAM( D. D.,
Capt. R. ROBINSuir.
Rev. A. K. BELL, D.D.,
Rev. S. B. WEeBIT, p.p..
W. A. REED, Cashier Allegheny Trust Co. •
JACOB. RUSH, Real Estate Agent ,
SOWN DRUM, Mayor of AlleghellY,
C. W. BEN'S Y. Batter,
A. S. BELL. Attorney-at-Law Merchant,
D.
L. PATTERSON, Lumber
D. SWOOER, Insurance Ascent.
Capt. ROUT. BO BIN %ON, President.'
Bev. J. B. CLARK, D. D.,V lee President,
JACOB Rusx, Secretary,
D. W. BENNY. Treasurer,
M. W. WRITE, Disnioal. Anvialcat.
DAATI SWOGEB, IRA Agent.
This I. anome company. conducted on the mutual
principle,each volley holder receiving an equal
o
Share tbe. profits of the Company. Policies
will behsued on all the different plans of Life
Insurance, and being conducted on en edunotttl•
cal basis will afford a safe Investmenh
policy holder, Ind thereby retain the m o ney't
home to encourage home Industry. Inh29:ane
BEN FIIANKLEt
' INSURANCE COMPANY.
:
-OF AIMIREISY, PA. ' '
. .. ~ , . ,
orines. IN. Trumixiire RAVINGS BANE
• • ' BUILDINGS. •
• ~ • : .
No. Ai,.. Ohio • 6t.. .. Allegheny.
- A HOWL COMPANY, managed' by'Directors ir
wen known to the community, who trust by fa
dealing to merits share of your Mitromure. • .
Ilicaraiir 1N1N1N,........ —....Prioldest.
GILO. D. JELIDDLIO• ........- .........Gocrotary.
\ .
1
flenzTi!.rwin, D. L. PatterliOn, WEI, Coolu
per,
Geo. Riddle, Jacob Frans, Oottlelb Ya,
• Simon Drum . ,J. B. Smith,\ Jacob Rush,
W. M. Stewart; Ch. P. Winston, Joseph Craig,
'Jos. , Lantz's.; R. J. Zinkand, \ XerP. irnhell.
. - .... . , •
R. a UERON, .).
• GBNI.BAL AGENT. 1,
spliholo _ .
V 4137-, •
INSURANCE COMPANY,
sinzinora,
NO. SA Fifth AVGattlil, !Second Floor,
PITTSBURGH, P.A.
Cap tai U Paid llp.
DIRECTORS. .
N. J. Blgley.
Drag Wallace. H. Hartman, A. Chambers,
Jake Hill, • .S. ki , ClarkAn. IJits. M. Bailey.
Thomas Willock,
Ros TH. KING, President.
JNO. T. JENNINGS, Vice President.'
JOS. T. JOHNSTON, SeeretarY. • -
Capt. R. J. GBACE, Ge.n , l Agent.
,
Insures on Liberal Terms on 'ail Fire
and Mardi* Risks.
,
proiNtriamArai.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTTSBURGH,
OFFICE. No. 167% WOOD STREET-. 31.1511{
00MILKIICH 8.01.110. •
TUN le - a Ho= corcipany. and b,sureeagsnct
lose try ltre °nein nrelv. •
IiECiN23O7O WALTER. Pretident. • '
O. 0. BOYLH, Vice President.
BOO&ET•PATRIOH, Tresanzer.
}MOH XCAUTLICNIT. Secretary.
DisnOrotia:
• Leonard Walter, Elearip ,
v erltstm.
O.C. Bade, Geo. . Evens
Robert rattles. J. O. Kim
Jacob Painter, J. C. 'Neuter,
Jelin Voegtl
iaa. H. HolUttia.
. Henry Sproul, js:
VaIITY
.AGAINST LOSS BY PIMA.
FiMCiLIN INSURANCE.CO. OF PIN.ADELPHIA.
0PY10E,4614 art inasanarr or. .near Som.
SAIL..
TO THE
- • 'J,..
•=2INSURANGR
OMliul 4/. Smelter, Mordtkoni. Louie
attib i ,
Tablas Wagner, David B. Brawn.
Ilarenel Want,. E dward
Jo:obit. braltn Edward o. Dale,
Feorte W. Rai George Tales.
=AXLES O. DAN President.
IDW. C. DALE, Vito President.
W. O. 13TEELF,__Seeretariamattot.
J. OA.Y.DNEE f..M'i. mil"
North West corner Third and Wood Street..
WM:win
1 ATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cot. Federal Et. and Diamond, /Allegheny
Office, In Alm MOND NATIONAL RANK
BUILDING:
.W. W. MARTIN Presiders ,
JON BROWN JR. Vice l'reeident,
~ J AMES B. taT.6 914. Secretary. --.
1
Jolla A.:Miler, Ju. Loebtrart.lJos. Miers.
Jas.L.Orabion. Robert, Lea. 10. O. Hoyle.
Job. Brown;Ji. Geocielieres; Jacob hop!).
0.11 PWlillaina,Jno. Thompson J., McNaeßhet
ail
Wirmy aNnirTAt e ktiljelE IDONT
- T /LIGIANDER
ER
President.
•WM.. P. lIBRDERT. Secretary.
CAPT. OlfelltlE NEEL!), General Agent. '
Mae. 911 Water street, Spling al 00.'s Wan.
hously, up stairs, Pittsburgh. . ~ ,
WLll 111.7111* against ail hinds of Tire and Ma.
rice • Risks. - A home Institution, managed hi Dtd
rectorr whO are well . known to the- commanity,,
and who art determined by promptness and liber
ality to maintain the character which they have
assumed, as of fering the bat protection to thole
who desire to be insured.
- DUIZOTORS:
Alexander filming, Joon B. litcettne, •
B. Wilier, Jr., - , \-elms. J. Clarke,
James 34cAuley, William S. Evan!, 1,
Alexander Speer. Joseph HirkpatriMi,
Andrew Achieit, Mini, Reynier.
David M. Long, Wm. Morrison, '
D. Damsen. , . non,
_ ____
PEOPLERA INSIIIIIWICE CORI
'
PANIC.
ovine% N. z. cross= WOOD a Yuma aTe.
a tEcrate Cols4Anyitapag Tireranif Maine Maki
DiiiiCTOnn: • .
gam"t"nef6llllF. L. ghver."4l,
ro hn hn W E. a p t ‘iuti
. "O aared narle m a'Av .
Bruith, bnelcia , i
eapt..l4intes uer, F.L al u irt .
Wm. Van Hirt. :• , sumo mn ,„
imam D . , Verner
11.%4Preeldent7- •
WM. PM
Prednent.
'JOHN W
W O► Y
tta.R.DATTAlNStinecreta 11. _ . •
008, 924 6enerl Axe*,
4,LL E G REMY' INSURANCE
. COMPANY , 011 , PTIVEIBIIIIOII. , 1 •_..L
...__,
Q/E.No. 3ISDPITI ISTISIXf_AiIIa illamaa..
Wawa' against all lands of nra =A lifaftka
•• - JOIEN MON.. do— President. . . t
T.
fir 110%3NKNIEE°15abrmrlsIdellt. ' 1
OA.P*.-Wit. DIIISI. General 14 134 . ' • . , '
1
'' ' - • I
Jobnlnvtica.4 , B. L. Talutestook ..-
TVi. J. VioakmakontDTascrross:
tri
liv . eT til Pamela tSe ll erg,
°banes Have. • . okra. ,I. T. Stoadalei
01,0.1fui..neszt. T. H. Nelriu . ,
PIANOS; OItG.A.NS, &,0:
REilflslll/I.EAP ai
NANO # 2I P ?-
860 1 0e 1 C0.1 1 0 14 . 114 4 1
AND tern ZOTTAGE ORGAN;
Tile. 'lmtwitscrEets Mai° Cobblnes "Witte
latest ildashle ImprOvisments known In the bon
atrcuthel °Mint elms ingumunent..
ways . been *warded tke • Idi hest ,nrentinm an
labitel. Its tone li tall -
_.,- generous and sweet. The
-wortotanild% thhdtrahuny end Iteanti o y=
ellothere. see tromSsU,to sloo,t
to style ala .I theater than a lt either Sot
hallo/ nrst 1 nom. , . ,
=TIMM in vrtitez oitehs •
.Bthodst /4/.o4,head Wed tnetrrunerita. i n
1 roduoing tin inose tdoe_oollti of tone
of an i similar halftones% n thnUnsted •States.
lit is simple Lana ooscs , in eontirodlon. had
net.Me t o ta t .. t Gmps i order. _ _____. _
tNNT "vox NWILILZIA.
MUOLOI , Is vali_to be found in thle:Orgns.
t PM IMIR to WO. AIL guirakteedfor,lve
,'- > ialilitlNANZ a arlirri"4 .
• i '.r . • 4Nos IA ST. MAUI . .
..... .. - , ... _
',llllrtordess for mins and r i rri Tut be
proreptly attended, to try,C.lP. rep ews.
'
=2
. •
IarSECOND ANAIVIS t L Pik MC
of ,
MECHANICS' LODGE,
NO. 9, O.' O.F.
At love's Grove, Boss' Station.
.11171.ir 5 t h i , 1869.;
Trains will lease the depot of the West Penna.
R. 8., Allegheny City, at regular intervals.
Refreshmentl by Alf. logic; Dluner by Adam .
Berry.
Tickets
UrNEW' OPERA HOUSE.
For a short seasoi commencing MONDAY
EVEN'ING: June 26th, and continue every even-
Ink during the week. .
Grand Matinee Saturday Afternoon at 234
o'clock. Admission to all parts of the house, 25
cents. • ,_ .
The gtest incomparable .
' DEPBEZ 4Sc BENEDICT ININNITELELD ' '
The largest company in the world. 26 per-
formers. comppte in every department.
MONDAY , lIEBDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Offenbach's Grand Opera, - . -.•
1 LA BELLE HELLEN.
_,.
On ThurrAlaY, Friday and Saturday, ,- .-'
THE' GREAT BARBEE RED OPERA,
.•
With an entire change of programme. t _
Admission--Dress Circle and Parqnette, by -
cents: Gallery 26 cents. Seats secured from 2
- to 5..-each,day at the hog otneet without extra
charge. . ± ' Je24:k94
Or BURNELL'S MUSEUM AND.
•
PARLOR. ENAGEME. •
The Greatamily Thisexte.
A.VEKIIE, between Fraithfleld and'
Wood streets, opposite 010 Theatre.
grOpen Day and Evening. all thCYear round
/Admission, 25 cents; Children, 15 cents.
FIFTH AVENUE HALT
Nor 65 Fifth avenue, opposite the Opera -
;Muse, Pittsburgh, Pa., is the coolest and most
desirable Disco orresorte. • Liquors can be bad ;,
at this place PurOand Good. The Billiard Booms
arida the grOund floor in the rear. • .
VIC INTICS.
tiAItTIES GETTING . PP '
PIG
\WlCE3,'priVate or public, attention is called
to the\ beautifal`grountis situated 'on the Pan
U uldlegoad. at Mansfield. The astounds axe un
surpassed \for beauty and shade. A large plat
forre,laid erlloeripg boards and in largo r.ler.
on the groa n The
- best of order at all times
preserved.
The best
can be made at alt
times with the iroad for transportation. For
partleulars addre - ELY' . •
r.745s
CO. , . WICOFF.
- v - O TINENTAI. HOTEL.
Mansfield. .'
je23 k 93
-PROPOS)AS. •
H tEIIA ILWAIECOBIPINY.
E
Tinders will be received at this *glee
JUL'PlOth, 11369; for the following Supplies, tii•
be delivered as - .required. on the, line of the B.\
and Atlantic and Great Westein Railways, fo
the use of said 111,1tway Companies to let Janus-, -
ry; ISTO . ,
itailros4 castingsof all descriptions,
- Railroad Spikes; , • . •
Railroad Chairs; - • ~
Track Salta and Nuts; • '
Hottint Cold Pressed Nuts and.
. Irish7lates; • • • •
Bar 4.11 Bound Iron, `*refined;' , .
Boller Ind Sheet Iron: 4-
Pig Iron; . I •Anttiracitet"
l'iglrOrt; equal
to "Sallsburi: ,* -
Wrodithtlron Axles to order; • • •
Frog , rdertr,
Steel
Fros and Points, "to order:"
Spr g teel;
•
Steel - kiles, to order: •
"CutNaUe and Spikes;
W knight Nails and Spikes:
Georgia Pine, to o• der;
Chains;
Lard Oil; • ,
4 -
. Bell Rope:"
Hay;
Shovels./
Tbe/cilyeries to be made in such otiantities as,
mayzfrom time to time be determined noon b r
the Company, after the acceptance Of the tender..
Parties bidding must state the quality of the
material offered. anas:t v w:t point delivered,l llo
furaistrsamples when red.
Payments incash, as customary with this Qom-
Pad The Y.
Company reserve the right to reject anT
bids. With* must be enclosed, sealed, and ad
dressed to
680 c . HALL Pareb. Agent.
Erie Block, Dot Bessie st.. New York.
•je2l:k74 - NWir _ : -
q-
SEWER CONTBACTORS.-4.
Thy sewer Commission of, the City of Alle
gnens' a-e prepared to receive proposals for the
construction of the following sewers. with their'
appurtenances, Inlets, manholes, .
CONTRACT NO. 1,
. . , .
Comprising about 2,000 feet of 12 Inch and 15
!nth circular pipe seweron LtneOln avenue. from
Allegheay avenue to - Elope alter.' along none al-
ley to Western avenue, along Western avenue
eastward to the line of West Common sewer. •
CONTRACT NO. O.
Comprising - abont SOO feet alley ing h circular
pipe seWer on line of Herron betwren Mont-
Somery.avenno and north line of Denney:. prop.
ertv• Drarrines 'and specifications can be siert at' the
Engineer's office, City flail. Bids must statethe
kind totpipe p , oposeu to be furnished,(cerneat or
Vitrified clay pipe,) and must be endorsed ''Sewer
Proposals. Cont delivered ."*.(or No. .2.. as the
cue may ben anon Or before 3r. iit.,,
Jul,' 8. 1889 forms or. proposals. on which
forms alone the bide will..oe rr..l.ved,_.will be
f , rnished at the Engineer's office. he Cowan.
Rion do notbind themselves to acctpt the lowest
or any bid. , c ;
By order of the Commission. . ,e
-•
yl • ~.. • ' . City Erstueer.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
ALLEGIOST cousTY,xo. tea of 'No
vember Term. }SOT. — Anthony flonng, now for
use or John 6 ingWieeh eLiTehn BubLa notoetsi
dent or. Penneylvanta. BoreignAttachmenz in
mme. J. Ludwig lEoethen, Esq.. sammened as ,
garnishee : and affidavit of elates filed for
-19110•10. Judginent by default or an- appear—
entertd and rule granted for the
-ProlbOnotary to assegai sisismiles. !otter is
iSaceby,glyen to the defendant sedan puttee in
terested,
: that the Plethonotouy of 'Allegheny
county will aisess the plaintiff's damages spike
Prothonotary i s ofneeenthe 19th DAYOrounx , "
18ti9.•*t 10 Oicka A. X. ", • . - •
- 11laintiff.
1• • . Pl. 1.. W. 13 P ell for lillIVIA_IIPtu; •
IN
,TIEIE DISTRICT COURT OF
vfIo,..IJNITE V STATES, ibr, the WMdern
strict or Pennsylvania. •• - • - 4
Juseetue. EL 6IOIT liankritt under ,the
Aot lot Congteas of .S 4. 199 having SR!
1/111a for • diallers. from all Ms de ta. and other
clause piovableunder said - Let, bLordes of the
• (Mort, notice is hereby given. to INicstells who
• haye_nrovefittitlr debts, and car nersona inter
eaten, to Appear =ilea ilk es/ of Zen ylllegNai
10 , itOeloost A. It...before SAMUEL HARP AIL
VAII-sriSellisietlu, Bankruptcy. at his omen. No.
ea,vtratotie street:. Pi ttsburin.:•%.;: tallow
cuuse,ll . any have; w9a * discharg e al iettl4 •
;lot beg ranted to the said SaueruOt.
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•'a Clerk of 11. 8. Court. les said Diatgicir
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