8.
errr
Mom GAE OW - Valfftbeirliiiilie. city
the eix
, *;yB of the weokfOr 18 canto
week; by fica,
The attention of. tng. readent is ,ealled_
to a homeland lot for :isle bi , A.lll3stieny,
City. See advergitetnent on ..111t11 page.
Disorderly Caculuet,-4obls
.McCartby.
Wasiirrtaged mire charge dleorderly
conduct, yesterday, and a r a hearing
fined 125 tuidreesta.,
41 Omitted tcs, tAe 113 ar.—On
J. H. ,White, on Seurdly
mere Compb4ll wan !kdoaltt •
In thoteverattonifs otitis
Chortler. RaLlroad..—
for the grading ..of the ()hart
Railroad have bwn let, and •
work will be commenced
line next week.
Late allenthltia. Glldenfenny, news
d_eqeri No. 46 • Fifth avenue, sends us,
uoates LiSake Beek and Put;unn",e M.
gaztne for - Aummt. Both are c a pit al
Inunbellit fall,efgood reading matter.
Fuger Aloputagosh—Charles McGar
thY. residing st. N0..12 Safford street,
had' hi linger so badly injured yesterday
by being caught betftell the end of bie
cart ands *tad Gat aas to render mind&
.
In s EndettinYoung
man, fell in a slit on' Fifth avenue, near
Market strett• YeettirdsY 'Morning' 310
recovered somewhat in.a short time and
was Ashen to his home on Robinson
street, Allettheny. .
Cormisftted • for a earing.--.Ta
Brown made information before Alder
man Neillje. y ost exile against it,tr..Y
Kelley foraEilling lignArnit mandayiume
accused was arrested and committed to
jail fora !tether hearing. ,
Wenre pleased torannouned that Dr.
A. G. Bleoandlest,,Whelisf been lying at
the point of - death Tot smile: dam , wa*
somewhat better Itat eVening, and Nat
hopes are now entertaitled oftileroeciver.Y.
We undertitatid thlat Ma affliction is heart
disease. ' •
Notice.r‘gat,, a 0,01113 Of-tlse - falirY
rain that pievalled on Sabbath day last.
The laYing'*-Ihti `: coiner atoll:Cot the
Jolla 'Wesley Chapel was postpined till
next Sabbath. :Or JulN , 25 last., at IN
'o'olcit3X; Ai'tordial - ' invitation is „ ;; Ox4
tended to all Cloriatlans.
A. R I WlLl4Alib t Pastor and rt-D.
The - Pitt.Vert In • WArerafeil:Btillon
and Charles iltiadYiiid a ditientkon Bev
entitlttreet (istAX"WW.Yelqerday mina"
Ing,-
.to $4311 a siehl:
ment, Charles - threatened to U'iMfiXll . ll32
with a pitchfork : ::. Immediately Upon
heating this dire threat . "' Nell hastened
away to Alder Man -Taylor's ' office and
'made informatiou,against Charles , or as
sault, upon-whit:4a warrant was leaned.
TWO' ken., — Yestertia7 afternoon•
one of the workmen at the ootek, dept.
of the Pittabtuglia Fott Wayne and Chi
sago Itailraitt while walking along the
track ht=the -laid was atrack,by,the
bunny oft Al i z , iootave, , ktioeked
off .xista-thr
broxen. He wan znmov n tolkia -resi
dence the viidnity - and cuikleal aid
protßinf r , We telliAlkorlrc - 7 )
- -
siarstedeMx. ADOICua Ostuisopt, Of or
most eattanned eltlr Egghteers, Was
Yesterday united idinatrlntony. to hum
Azure;-the accompli. lted daughter Cr D.
L. Oldehue.' The' 'happy - young couple
have our - heartlest wletaniinr their lieu
'and - brosperitit, and: may .. t
never regret the word passed wawa
united them forayer !tor the ;journey
thrckegattlif 12ifiezbIty.'
Ilec for Vie Otgrister..` In response :
to ter money, food sad clothing
for the persons who suffered In 'OO/280..
quenne of the break - in the Try street
sewer. the pliowing donations were ro.
calved at the Mayor 's office: Shepherd
Pavia one 'hundred lostvessof bread;
Mrs. Tattia qtatalry ofelothing; Michael
liacCullsingh. cash ten dollars. •
The:hreattand .Clothing -dirlitibn
ted isiti.eveutug.• '
Amputiltittrik iray ittornoon atitut
live o'clock. W.m. Hetrick,: a = little deaf and dumb boy, about ten years a age,
attewptedto climb Rpou 9no of the cars
of a train crossing Federal street, Alle
glieey,hat missed. bia footing and .feLL
with two of the flagons of the right hand
reeling;upon the track. ~Before he oould
draw them a*ay the wheels of the car
passed over and severed them from the
hand. He was taken into the office of
I)ra. liazelton and Langat near by, and
had'hilkinjnries attended* after which
he was" takin borne. His escape from
death seems slatoSt miraculous.
The Mutual t b retecUonista.—Three in
formations for violation of the Sunday
law were made by the Mutual Prote&
tionists ,yesterday before Alderman
Koenig, of the Sixteenth ward, as - fol.
Iowa: Daniel Donevan vs. J. R. Gardner;
a druggist charged with selling a bottle
of Raspberryade; same prosecutor vs;
D. C. Herbst, for selling a saucer of lee.
cream; same prosecutor vs. John Snyder,
for Solll=loo. Mr. Reardon appeared
for the defendant In the first, and - J. P.
Gazzam, Esq.:, In the last two cases.> The
cases were .heard and the maglatrate
withheld his decision.. . _.-
~., I ;, ,, :)-- 1 - A i , Ilitse blvtilled. - , '- .2 irri l •
Enbert.Arbu.. ..._ Palmer,`.,
ilmot ' and' John , Palmer
..
with' their . ; respective families, occupy
jointly a tenement`tousts on Forty-Salt
street iegenteenth ward. Ckenected
withlhanstablishment is an out.bnild
ingt n*101'04111? OkrhOhno r t as his - pron:
arty, but„,whiob,,cos semO reason l has
long bona an oldetat.47of mat dislike tioi•
Palmeri's(*) flthdlyv vented his feelings.
yesterday)* ping rik, down. •'l . Thia' ,
proceddre brae . Arbp4not ti) shah an
ezW. piano . tom% kidiefinin in;
fortleiit Made fiefortiikidemarfiravior
against Palmer for malicious mischief,
- upon which,* Warrant :for thearnklit of
that individual was issued.
: ' - - k.noca nowt* ksgussititit• t
,
All incident - r- occurred- •on -beard , the'
steamer "talk' lying it thikittiviiciiika:
hels wink '4J . inmdatiniuning, which is
""striking/j" llinqrativo Fort i manner
in which some river men convince their
oppostenti,'Whett in Argument, thas the
strongtiteAßO ill 9400 t, flir• VA
Mite cook on the e la nd ',stea pi f.
1.. 8 ' the $1? aMIC, i .thet
iv
amooto mon ~, eq gm0r9 ,10 03
otter debating th ''' moll tchelk re:
sorted la 'quarko " OritoTontiierd'
dean* Mew** if tliblettii , Oiled ,
hink to thefloor and then Made bu IP
es* : Stewart Wag .1,0 math sad
oh ninie• his antspaired to the
Ma 's °Moe atur • nuattOti,
chatin telosuo i s ind
tety.*: - XWarrant wait *btu -Tot hid" tiro
rest, but the obicerahave thus far failed
to apprehend Wm; , -
....mogYHOH SCHOOLS. Istlsino '
!.• . -. , eA. - • , •..„ - .".••"' . •,•w.'r''r''tr , ..-''rC"' , ='';'":k . 'Q ..-,--,••••••01. - WASILIIMMageithertalteWligr:
1,..7.7,ia1.z.Zjj. ^ ;;; - itiree., ,, , , gu„,,,,,,,,t„ndent be storgested.,the leaning Ofn
'Line
. I ,:is t r ali t Wl t t e di,T c li. Ede wring the whole aildllntidettibu
... eatteutv.meesmrs: Corpora! iv.,==,., Sion in every family. These :remedies
-_ - 2 meat, de. ~ •'. - ' ...-- ,"' - ,--' - ''''' t 1 -Can be only suggestive - With. tts; t bet it
cation newel-Lb so Mut% to etwelvil
The late consolidation of the adjacent edu
_ polity as to warrant the ontlay-Of mil- ,
boroughs and townships Withthe City oi lions to promote it,• iris worth oar while
Flttabiugh, and their subsequent: divas- to attempt some measures to rennely
ion into wards and school districts, has this great evil, end we Intend, during
our superintendency to Mash this Matter
given to the Superintendent a "vast to a destnita superintendency,
PRI M ARY DEPARTMENT.
amount of labor the past year.
Reorganization ef : the acheale ther-Layiug i
the foundation s the moat In:t
ough grading, consolidation off districts, portent work of a substantial tabrie--tr it ,
devising new plane 'adapted. to 'Sinew be located on the unyielding hardpan,
the walls of the .bufiding stand firm,
state of things, bitrodidng and s t ab - : without cracking or marring the erne
.
fishing an educational eoonomY that mutation with which it is finished. The
elves the city system an_ identity uf Its primary department we deem just u im
own, all these have required much time .portant In its relation to the other de
and labor extra to what are usually de- partmenta as the foundation is to the
voted to the duties of his oflicei . His building, anfthenc6 our aini shall be to
cherish, stimulate and fortify the prima
prime °bled -is, in connection with the
ourepat We would like to see
Central Board, assisted by the various
sub-district boards, eventually to be able best educators placed over it. It is
to present =system tuisurpassed by any more difficult to set the wheel ill motion
in the counry. The past year has been than to keep it running afterward. The
one of experiments, which for the oat mo mentum g i ven i n the pr , 4 , 8 D
part have been eminently au di meet is that which carries the Mind
still, unichremeins to be l a ne aocomPl , either successfully or unsuccessful'
" e
and the brightest' hopes areentertned through all the bigher gracles. The
of the future of the Pittsburgh schools. method of thinking acquired In the pri
sorrow, BUILDINGS.- ' ' :nary department will continue through
Pittsburgh, already distinguished for the whole educational course. If the
Its elegant, crapulous and convenient child learns only by rote there, every
school buildings, h added to their thing will be learned by rote 'afterward.
number during - the put aa.
yeerlernbuild- To promote thejuterest ofthladePezt-
Inge, surpassing in excellence and con• went our:plan is to remove the pecan!.
vetdellee thosp,,,previdudy an use,, , p l oy_ ary oiotivefor aspiring to a higher
do
are respectively - locate:lln theHoorbead f pertinent, by Increasing the emoluments
and Washington districts; du four tem. In PropOrtion to their experience.
porary buildings - have been erected to • sonooy onsess.
meet thejrantacof onkinereasingpo ~
pu- -,. Our schools are well graded, Which is.
latlerf.' They ' are . *treated' iii``Tollonst just as essential to agood school eacland:
Two in the Liberty, district, ,one , in the ilcatiotria in botany or a nomenclature
Oakland distriet, and one in the Lincoln, In chemistry, and „we pain tbem frOm
'district.- • -•-- • one department to anather -by examitui-
Fehr superior btilldbigirarti lbw; lb' tion and'not upon' their term of service
course
cif`ociiiitrbetion; one in Tad; i ttnroxrro i,,L L suvrnmes. , ,
one in Lincolmend two inilte ward These meetings ehould have for their
districts. On theventpletiondf all object the motnid improvement of
our tnferior wheel bnildings, -with the teachers.. Such meetings are of prime
. exception of ,two,_nrill . he placed oulhe importance to the interest of education.
retired Ilet.
nee
, d . They should be held at least o wee k
The erection of a High ilenool !mil
log and provision made for ' takin a gthe '
,
adequate to the wants, and worthy of teachers through a regular course of in.
Pittsburgh, bee been conimenced,which, struction which does not fall within their
When completed, will be
the,
by pro v in ce t o t eac h, -
anything of the iund in the State lf all our teachers could be instructed
REGULAR WORE. . , . occasionally on some scientific subject by
geed lecturer, the benefits would be In
- I have spent in official work. during n
, caiculable. Forty hours a year, (a len
the last fiscal ybar, two hundred an
ninety-firedlya visited,three .hunered tire once a week .) would furnish an out
line thirty - nine schnold, 'end' remained Lliie o ilailstorY, Political Economy, ?den
im an average forty minutes in each. I 'n Philosophy,h Mechanics or any other
was. accompanied by Directors thirty- science w oh would requ ire.three times
that number. of hours to fill up by read
three titres. :I attended tiered education
*, nteo u sge ; Amni a t h ree th ousand tug. The expense of sustaining such a ,
viles. wrote one bandied and sixty-one coarse of lectures would be bat trifling
in proportion to the vast benefits that
official letters , . an the school
cenatui of :the wholeelcy and held three . Wquid accrue from It.
private and sixteen public examinations CORPORA' rtrensattErrr.
of teachers, at which thirty-eight gentle- ' Happily the age of barbarism is pkgs.
, men 4 ,4two hundred and ninety.thr,x, log away from the Pittsburgh schools,
ladies were satisfactorily teased and re- the savage hordes that infested our bor
ceived- certificates; - _end -- one, gentleman ders are retreating. into the wilderness
and day-entoladies *Vie' net passeirfor of oblivion, and we hope to be disturbed
want ofenfildentqualitiodloria;One hurt- by their war-whoop no more. Happily
dred and twenty-eight - applicants never our people 'are; finding out ';. , that their
taught fl school. • - - • . children are human beings, with moral 1
,_ ,• ~ an d
i 3 I:. -,vtiaTING...THE SOEGOLs.'•• • intellectuar retort% endowed with
-- - . 7. i mi ?3 i h j eet „ in v i s i t i n g _th e , ipohools has reason and conscience, and :are riot sim.
bteri4learn the practical qudifications ply animals that can only be governed by
Of thOSOU:Whonseartincates - have been superior physical force.
route&
_,, .
__ , • :- - ~T , -- _ The birch and the hickory are het fall-
Amermuiennetipar e i esem ,. into disuse biour schools. -; Since the !d
-u 0 and b e s ut w al ly qua lifi ed to Edition of the.public has been Called to
teach, , ,,ttini, this fact canottly be ascertain -' this Matter through the monthly regatta
ed by . 40tharteb04400*. Tea c h .. . given by the principala, the number of
,trig tits . the let: cases per month has been reduced over
'tem of thitallednibliti , . 'ltetile. k eight/ 4 1es or tent, The facile that
dons. inatintitincirocA word to be spell. ..thern watt a ilone.-Wffm..ptalther , • .tn .
id. •It at annealing the pupil lon her educat ors int aa r 'eU 'ftgir: " 4 '' .-
-to think correctly upon the subject mat: by moral - suasion. They ha d - no luter-'
ter in ;Amid;Ample:mon ;fle a a t native but to pound the recreant • .. . -
the foundation of Infantile learning," , into e tih mlaaleri---.- '
yet there ts it retiothd method of learning There was * time when taconite, as a,
even the alphabettheldevelepe mind. general rule, did not understand the
sy stem , a t roa t i on , a n d , analy s i s laws of self-government well enough to.
must h e - n i f -ia o d a n d v ract i ce d i nt i m apply theretitheir scholar*, andlience
Best 140
. B e of education, and If .the varkeie hikes or tormoroleiliwftim
teacher Is - p rover b,. q ua lifi e d , t h ey w in in the school room. But these% meshave
be mimlfeat-i4 everything.,,,tn,„the Air ,,, passe* !way, ands day of moral power
rangement of tne classes,. of pupils at the - eLill dawned olve In- Abolish eollstral
blackboard, and espedaltYm the study- p un ishm e nt an d the .I_l3.aeegrimanAr
ai l , i n
, t h e hishe r ,b ranc h es .. it is of ya m, consciences Were !Latium with a sou
Importance ' the 'uninformed mind flogging for their misdemateork an a
should, be started rightly' in Order to 'a mireatreined. returned to" their , -.
sticce.seful demo 'of education. and. In- 10es, will have that conscience mined
deed, of fitisinelie in afterlife. The fault with it thousand4 l / 1 KIM eallg whisk
lof our edhools is; that ' the pupils a r e not Is blunted 'or ''' `a nd - the ` tftehor
I
taught, how to thick; because so few has_, °WY t° • tom that -•-mooolotew
1 teachers know hoer' to think. The aim utio,,_lr
_ltself ' - to' produce penitentia l '
of the Superintendency should be to re- obemence ' and relbralit _ A , 114 W,
verse' this order of things, and as soon as child has no self-respect. andwhenevern
'Possible' ftunish'our sc hools with not .inan itAlas_ billastrMsPeeti hell t e tt
merely learned but thinking teackere 1 "-an mean orm'omelloal AM. • W'
It is a matter to be deplored that so many" man, although guilty of crime, as amoral
teachers acquire their positions through and bite/Lige* oelottfendeavor o alid tetwiy rzr,
favoritism and wire-working, and are hie ifeltiesper ana , t
not Selected or promoted solelyon himself; l a wt the delinquent' lichee?,
the ground ,of, Merit. Preparing the Make him respect' himself and hut inter
child for the future In society; on which rig/billet will_ ll , ooo - disaPPeart Punish
his prosperity'atal usefulness defend, is the mind with thought, thrringh,
too sacred'a work for the intarfereuce of the re sew% and conscience, and ". not
sinister motives . ` These motives must with- the :Me, • tthrottittl • the • make;
be discountensmied and-:banished, .and and you can subdue a savage. 1 The tior
our educators be required to stand or fall that would seize, the arm upraised to
,PY'thelr merits. -The man or wo man strike It, quails at the moral power con
•
Who has no interest, in the profession, concreted in the eye-::.mach more will a
but intends rising it as a stepping-stone ch il d -with ao upbraiding . . . 43 ORGOIGING
I to something else,. shoul d net , be em- quail before the moral, power of the
plOyed as a teacher. "A doubleminded speech and the ceuntenanee. This is
man is unstable in all his ways, ,, is , as our experience, and eurely It will be a
true in education as in morals. A teach- . WIPP,' day When the school room shall
'er who has no permanent interest in his be no Morew plat:sof torture to.the bun.
profession, or whole mind is mainly 00 , draft of urchins with unfortunate tem
cupied with studies Wholly foreign
• to pars and morose dispositlous, oat a de
wit it he teaches, cannot' be a thorough ` ilghtral retreat fro m dim l Psri° storms
educator. The Intellectual drill of fortr and street battles. Teachers, -Parente
-eager 'Minds darillg six hours a day, t , sad
_children will be, ail more than
•properly and eonselenclettely performed, Gattall o 4 , with this new order of things.
will exhaust any persona physical sod ' EQUAL swim
mental powers for that (atty....
~ -,, ~ „i -. „ Having once settled the question that
auserarriti, ' - 'ophysical force" to not the most honor.
leering the past year those' silent tn • taut qualifi ca tion Of thb teacher, our peo
litructors cline beautiful, the p ure en d pie have been led to consider the inequal•
-the divine, - the'llowers, were Made , to. 111 of ade:lee given to male and **male
'Adorn - the windows of many of our - - teachers foe the performance awe same
schools, the niches la 'the wall and the workv Ann the Central Board •or•Hdtleg.'
teachers' , dealt, the humanizing and re. Boa have thrown wide open the doors to
fining influence of which !loped to the all posttlente wlthin theirAtift. no ire kea
better qualities of She soul, and thereby left our female teachers nwe to to
~;,i en 'devetOrthem. - _tio, , ilcin7catr long- the highest positions of profit and trtis t
retain 'lts _sit . , s , i , 1 bv lathe pablieschools of our 'l il y.' ~ .
florifers. ~- I ti: p -,,!.. the iwinin -end In closing thls.report, I would, Mreila
. OMOSCAPC" ' ' ''' , . . ,f4lNSUF'adoie Am; the plenum, I feel in belajt• asabolated
wallettild 4 ASU - theilant" letavoettit s . , pith the central and Local Burdett fllt-'
Tstatbehig't~ei'libi r ittosron tin' Boa ; lectors,' °wiped(' of gentlemen distitil . .
o o rai- t oaq d tO, me o(nunno. F;' , guished for their of and for the
The*olierpriaint opr acheOlei: node* Illeepilttered they manifest in the fur.
thlarMbratand aesthegarsinlitg,will be: theramse of our mutual plena bearing on
ocisthrith' -• • Met*. .•••• i; -•• ' the welfare of our schoola.
ii, E„e, .. /;., lt ' ..., ~ ' 1. • alio. .I. , Lucipar,
43 tak..3 In' .. , ,,,thagim,, i ,
.4 '
~ ~ - .., city eaportigefolat. „
1 - it but, 1 - -.. ,1% '''. , '' 6 4ft.,•oliito; ', '''., ''• '=•Li-•-•-monf6-1 , ..-di -,; : • •
~ t
31 t
11 an ~., •,,.:• •.•••• I, i ;we* ,4 4 ,..e. ; At II ASMIL' ::. ':
soh , .1. . , •, 4 • 1 _; , ;,,,,,41A, 2 n
,:glig,lhrecure .' gayidlGG BOW,* OC4OTGA mw, 'if map
4 ,_,, _ ,
itie , . ,---.-,, , • yet•tO• Abler, is a peculiar bemrti l oor oin‘uv"r 1
cl ik iltiu l ageatg e el'il Ott s W P fs7war eted man b itiet tlare o:; . ' 814 appears to r b ° s victim of 4114-'
f ee a bgailw, offer, navel•pnonnury. hi. , olmUltelttio. - A llttteattare theirsm)*
dammanAl..%44 l /0 0 aaliagkall i ./lIPOIV, mire be was lofting' fOr - the larceny. ota=
for thwwittop yet , ibeirliiii ' t lie yuwP , 41ItKi twice. letea add, settteaod . i
of INIII Oro kW lalyeek, tAp ipbtehleim to, the • panitentbuy where puisi e izl his
of Povort or , bererioo "Pf:nPerll4ll4 11 04,411.4 was 1 11 °nay!, dl the gad.
co;
favor th rem meat, kit henbca. 'HO" was subseqh n il "! hid . "An the
lan* I.lfiope lof . the , Ilsint lareen3! of awa th eproperty. Mingo
pop Ne coming . Yearbr- , :44 - Rome, a colored bus was tatted. i
SIGSr{- -elm , ~- of .scalata, ,, -,, imirw, 7,l r eitt9teg; t .- Olem unino k
tet n.
emu
bi , the 1014 eir gieed,' • without , PetitatlahL pt tae - aaprallenta alai, *welded iirthe
Another-eiretunstimeeis teither the In: -Heyrecollice te lo ma& inibimation
',donna* divot it ~ tbsiatusahhi.tot writs aren with the ' l
Isl of a
'AriSt„.of.o2,a,lic EmriPlitlent and dist woat god pa cket Ir It.';' He that
v` 4l .lPR l '4,, ''.W.4: , . 11 0 1 bee •MrVaidatipe. le= the articles Were - stolen from t e room
tile , parents, and intsapsbili. , °tripled by the': Waiters and partera at
l of akt r ieerlAbe leMeata of educaf ihoblerehetts itotei, and that -Bell. wee,
Lion , . ‘. , are vedette ',liimedlee -Air manta tht we a (holt time before the
thlsSatep ihlngef, melt sttingentlet' art ioltat Feat, . ': A 19 1 91V 2 1 . R 110.1. '
i ill1M013; 4aalter - I , * `ltiatadath, Miellion• Pied nit We at - •
*
t . . e.n.tir.m.,44-8 ..... ,•-•,. i:ti , , , %.,..t iit . LT . . -
i 41,! •
motion of
,t; 'r Chal-
to practice
unt3.*
e contracts
ere Valley
learn that
along the
ME
PliTglitTRGII TITIF.SDAY, JI?LY 20, 1869.
eilawt*onriAtiamino,
Wan aiIEI I . I IAIMMIUMIII
Deigt ‘ eiretlie De.
streyed.
[Correspondence PltUDnr li Guettea
NitveltitroweditlP.Catilyl9,
Yesterday morning about two o'clOck
the laige stone - building occupied by
Wilde, Shields it Co.; manufacturers of
woolen goods, was discovered to be on
fire, the flames already issuing horn the
windows hi the tietlond and fourth stories,
and havinu made considerable progress
in their work of destructdon. The cry of
tire was soot:award in all parts of our
unusu all folloy quiet town. This was imme
diately wed by the ringing of church
and school bells, alarming and inviting
all to come and help to stay the work of
the destiroyer. In a little time there was
a great concourse of men, women and
chitdren in the vicinity of the burning
building, and soon the engines, (such as
they are, not half what they should be,)
were at w.ork, but by this timethe whole
building seemed a burning mass. The
roof:fell in, one crash followed another,
and now and then an - explosion,
perhaps of saltpetre, sulphur,
acids,- etc., need in scouring
dyingietc., so that it was soon evident
that the contents of the building would
all be consumed; but there were still
hopes for the walls. Efforts were now
directed to the saving of adjacent build
ings. all of which were wooden. About
half-past three o'clock about three eta.
ries of the aide walls fell, and soon after
the south end wall fell one a, striking
the MIAOW knoWp es
en fidery, - Zikeited - recentlyj which it
completely demolished. Now the
• only
building 'of importance in - danger was
Vetter's sash and doolbfactory, which
The burned biiilichig . 10iii"abotti
hundred feet long and nearly all of it
live stories high. The north end wall is
still standing, though badly einjorednand
the .rest of the building is a inassof ,
mouldering ruins.
The•entirelosie la from sixty to *minty
thousand done*: insured for abbut thir
ty thousand.' The firm occupied' four
buildings, three mills and warehouse, of
which this wag much the largeet and
best. One-half the machinery wee inthis
building; Who, the dye-honse' and about
half the hands employed. The whole
number of hands employed was one
hundred and Wonky, The. buildings
were so connected that all operations will
be suspended until they can get some
new machinery and lit up a Alye-house ,
dol, which wilt - take two or 'three' Weeks'
time.
The lase Bill be seriously felt by many
in the community, and perhaps to some
extent by all._
How the lire originated is unknown, as
yet. It la•holied that the firm will be
able to rebtrild and resume operations
without muck , C.
. •
'After' Wltile*B:
•
A few days since Inforniation was made
at the Mayor's 'office against a saloon
keeper. onPenn .Street,.Jit, the Twelfth
. I . ,
.
ward. for selling liquor oil Sunday It
appears theonlv witness in the case who
could swear positively to the fact of
liquor having been told on Sunday were
Ban Monahan and Ben Mayers, to whom
it is alleged to have been- sold, and those
.wortbles for some triune were - loth to ap
pear
hiefore H Honor and testify to that
whicmight cause the defendant to be
mulct the sum of fifty dollars for a
violatiOn of the law when . the violation
was Sot their. accommodation. Subp(e
max were . served ugon them but they
falled to appear., . The hearing Was post
poned,
.and attachments' feigned forth° re
and--z.pitteect in the'
tiandeni °Medi ItivenVen*Bileti.- with
- instructions to bring the panted in: if
gifound 'Within their bailwlck. The-oftl ,
nets started in search of their '• men yea=
terday morning and got sight of them
at the corner of Forty-fifth and
Butler streets, in the Seventeenth
ward, , and unfOrtunately • for the
`officers; the men for whom they were
! aaarchingsrereo4
tie
loultoPt: atasaw.
M cOmieg, wben.they word nearly a
.aqUaredistan A t whereupon. they started
- Ttlowti Forty-Stitt:street. at a breakneck
pace, and the °fibers after them at.a high .
rate of speed.. -During the drat two hun
dred yards the race was an °venous, but
aftei that She 'panniers eiegiii to gain on
the ptured, - and . , the chase became more
exciting.: Over _a. hundred Men and
boys joined. lit 4be.4ace, anxious to see
how; it would • terminate: When near
-the Allegheny' Valley Rankled the pur
atted party separated, each takin-differ
ent directions; and .theptireueri f ollowed
:Snit. A short run brought. Ruch up with
hit man, Monahan, and be *as conduct
*4 to the lock.up. -Rivera succeeded in
capturttig Myers?: hat.which vote dripped
during the chase at a' time wben the
owner was too closely pursued to pick it
lau•luk : _lt4ibbety.
'Between 'nine and ten o'clock last
night, the y bonito of Henry' 13recht, on
Water street, near Wood, was entered by
thieves and robbed of two hundred and
forty dollars. It appears that the house
of Mr. Brecht, and- the one adjoining it,
occupied by Mr. Kellar, are under the
seine roof, and snore is no division
'wall in the . garret. The thieves,
Arden Montagu° and companion,
boarded at. Reliefs, and at the time
stated went into Brecht's house by going
Into the garret from their boarding house
and then coming Over to Brecht'a and
going down stabs. The money stolen
was in a trunk which was in a room on
theittennd'floor. They cirriellthe trink
np into thegarret, broke it open and took
out the ' money, two hundred and
thirty dollars in greenbacks, and about
ten dolikra in coppers and three cant
Plena. One of the boarders saw them
0 : 01 .4 1 $ do3re, elan, And ..when the rob,
,fiery .web' ` — dischtetored — tiside the' fact
known. °Moors Dretaler, t.luppleis and
Gordon were notified of the robbery and
started in pursuit of the robbers. They
captured Montague in 4, house of iil•re.
pule on Bedford avenue about eleven
Voloolt, and he le thit took. up elvaltic4
a heating. OW ettnistft:ae.Ytotyes
been *treated. • •
==l2ll
,
One of the boldest and moat impudent
. . . . . ... . ..
swindling tnizeMtionts thithiti Wier been
perpetrated in this city wasingrawa sns
day last weak by a couple Of sloop" on
ree. or for protnineet coguideaton
houses. • Ths-1110 was on. thollrm of
My &Co g A/whet street, where, it 'Ol
.pears, the s h arpers called with two hor
ses Led timulf9u. and reprograms th em ,
. se yes agomtng from the Arm' or Zug &
Pgfesl ll 4 gFuta -1 0 ithiti lurgat i of
)1 ..
e. ogi vh d o e v ii er, as n
wu king uiladad fbi a
in ,b
the ac ww o
0 4
en and they dr ove Away. , limy . next
visited the btudnam,house tit Morrison &
'Davit!, on Water etritel, fttoki whotn•ttuiy
re Pr purchased • ME' 1100 worth of • gilliu• OelegtitillattAVeguj fig g* .
Oae or two other • w A re 41 (Zit S i
rln ...n•
• the same manner. . • : t •
three sw indle well . 61, discovered for
or four days after "ii was perPetru
ted, when the different Arms sent in their.
bills and . were informed that- no such
purchases Dad: been mad* by the firm of
Aug it Co.l Or. Any of,dheir illutaurieud•
agents. Ii his been ascertained that the'
Ell!il Wall abippecwast, and - we learn
wub so Meer lout beau, sent la search of
the awinalehr.
1 tat wm Be Dane wild Him I
reatridlEWlßtTeririfikiiiiP
notockautly, bexl , boy, was arrested and
taken to the look-up.for *endings keg of. i
blzkies. • Inforniatibn was);letamdrult
him iind his Parente . ireinn ed of the
fact, but they declined to d - anything
-for him, stating that he was entirely be
yondtheir inntreil.. Altai wileaking the '
Mayor decided to send the boy _to the
Howie of Refuge, and he was secordi2g
ly takento that Institution rrbiey.
stay there was exceedingly short, how
ever, as he was arrested on the street
yesterday afternoon and taken lo the'
lock-up, when ' he stated that he had
"scaled the walls" of his priaort: and•
made his escape. The' Mayor infertile us
that the Superintendent of the Institu
tion refuses to admit the boy again, giv-
Inc as a reason for, so doing that he is
afflicted with scrofula. Under these cir
cumstances the question arises-:-"What
tato be done with the boy?" His parents
have no control over him,
and reface to
have anything to do with him; and he is
certainly too bad to be allowed to run at,
large, as he may not only t
he i r fficult y himself, but .may lead o boys
int) the commission of some crime which
Theig pe
ry.
Mht send them to the nintia House of Refuge was made te ind is
maintained for the express purpose of
eorrecting-wayward youth, suqh as bets,
but we know nothing about thibir regula
tions as tq, admitting 016 4 1 E4u:id cO
quentiy cannot say Whether the reasons
given for Wecting or refludng - to reccdve
him are valid or not.
• Us
•
Interfered With
Iresteiday 'officer raitikw9londfit made
inforinafion before 44,1daitinin Doneldson"
against Win. 'Crummie, of . ,the Sixth
ward ?: Allegheny, forint:Qty.°, the pace,.
and interfering with ofticer in the dis
charge of his duty. The *lacer ?anew*
'that Crummie's igniselibld effects were
levied upon some tithe ago, and - that in
perattance. thereof he was - - directed to
make sale of them. In'ittemptitig to do'
this yesterday:heves ordered away from
the premiseac:by: Crnintniei who, : ho 'al
ofeges,h him. ma
athe mie. Under
_ with all nner
evil if he eate persisted l
these circumstances the officer concluded
the wisest cunise was to seek the protec
tion of the' law which he Immediately
did in the infor mation.
,Warrant leaned.
Wonderful..—Henry W. Burr, No. 49
Westa4th street, while on a visit to the
West, was attacked .with severe illness
from drinking impure water. =Life was
'despaired of, and, it Was thought that, he
mustdie. His Wife was immediately
sent for, itnd in a day or, two vras at his
bedside. Having , herself seen The beng
Mai results frOin the use of PLANTATtorr*
Brrggits, she insited , upon 'their being
administered to him,c which was done,
in quantities trescribed bythe attending
'physician. The: remit wagabnoat self
by magic, and intone-halt: hour from the
time they were given her husband was ,
out at danger, and by a moderate use of
them three or ibur limas a day, tigwas
soon able to resume his jonrney,tai'lds'
home: '• This is but one ease of - many
thousands that we know of.
Man: moms WATEn.--fluperlor to the
beta imported Garman Cologne, and sold
at halt Vie price.
Meryl No. le 91 Liberty street.
MarylitWholeaaies and Retails.
Lawas,,,Oxgandies, Herzaani f Gratis
dines, at 13s,pes 4: Bell's. • '
gthitiSittlig at Na i Sixth ILO*,
And, oh,lkbra wondarons
It tnaltus mybande ao while-,• • -
I'll never, be without. I hobe,
I'll use it morn and night.
Its prattles I will always sing:
Its worth I've learned to know;
This Milk of violets a peftect thing;
Its splendid, "Yes. brdove.'
SOLON SNIZOLE.
Bold by druggists and', ittzwy goods
dealers, ,
Mr. W. W. Moorhead, No: 81 Market
street, to alWaye ahead of the times In
the selection of his geode. - He is a con
_staut purchaser 'himself,. :which - is run
-dfired necomaary; by the rapidlty with
which his goods are dispeeW of. Hence
purchasers aiwkint have the benefit of se-.I
letting Amu the latest attractions:,
Choke Makes or Late Mantles,
Thin •Dress Goode,
Mourning Goods,
Japanese Silks,
' If Ladies' Under-garments. .
Bates dc Dell, 21 Filth avenue.
The Venlict of Pebilc Opinion atistains
the Weed Mathine. It TRIUMPHS where
all otheili fail. Success is ever the best
evidence of merit and superior worth,
and only 33 cents per day to • pay for a
Weed, at the Agents', It. S. Long & Co.,
N 0.116 Market street..
Williamson's shop, 190 Federal street..
Allegheny,, isAret class for a luxurious
bath, for shaving; hair; dyeing, hair cut
ting and dressing, plain or by curling and
feirsle; also, for cupping and leeching. T
Marylhii No. is 91 LiPerty street.
Marvin Wholeaalea and I,tetails• ;
Lama 'Lace alauues, la variety, at
Bates & Bell's.
Silver Plating at No. 1 Sixth street.
Hones.—persons indebted to the con
cern J.W. Barker dt Co., are requested
to make immediate payment.. Also.
parties having claims against the said
firm will please render them previous to ,
the Ist day of August., •
J. W. BARKER.
• Administrator. •
At ilodePs , niodern style Shavtng Sa.
/ 0 9 11 .. 'comer •of Federal and ~ 1
Mlia
streets. Allegheny. will be:found adepts
in shaving, MO cutting, (for adults and.
children) hair dyeing ,. leeeldzig. cupping
and tooth-drawing. , Try and be colvin.
Bet Tear Grocer for lifstvlit'lCtookers,
Bibouirs, Bread, Snaps, &e • everything
in tds line is kept by ail ends:dam grocery
&weft Ask for thew 4irsi take none
other.
.
Japanese 11111n—liedne4 wino, as
Bates
. .
Silver Plating at• No. 1 ainittalleat.
toliniiihi** l ll Lib 44
fitarvln • Wholetalee and Riddle:
iiestar;a Varnalends slam; agmak ,
able NOS untritlialbo4a impala •ard,
oU fbrimddlaspi i anar
mid 0 44 14 , 32 •;;50 : 11 ligt95 2'1.,
CetentintenlNFatitit It* metals' care lir
Diabetes and all diseases of , the KJ&
ueys. • Far meshy s2l Drugghits. ; 4 • '
.hll-1"11"oi bat'
war i t coit i o lit Smthfield street, .
INWIUM4NCLIII Lit)(Mr 4Mt.
• -
Manta Wholesale' nod Iteldbi.
OEM
=III
=V
Great Iletnetlen tbr Cash Only.,
ber of the firm, Fitt -the necessity of set-
Bing, ,
..
the estate imm ediatelylve propose ;
to make a great redaction in the price,'
of our entire stock of dry goods, com
mencing the sale on Monday, July 19th,
and continuing until the lirsr Monday,.
of AO
gust. Many of the goods will be sold at'
much less than• coat, and will:comprise
fall and winter, as well as summer goods.
Those desirous of obtaining some of - the
greatest bargains ever offered-1a . dry
goods should not neglect. tl2lB see at the
storerooms of J. W. Etarkef Co.; 50
Market'street and 20 Sixth (formerly St.
Clair) street. , J, W. BARKER, JR,
Administrator.
Marvin's No. is 91 Liberty street.
Marvin 'Wholesales and Retails.
Willie Bedouins and Snminer Stiaw/s.
Bates ct Bell's.
Silver Plating at No.l Sixth street.
• For sills at all Grocery Storer,
Marvin's Crackers,,
Marvin's Jubilee Cakes,
Marvin's Millt
Manilla Jtunblai,
'Marvin's Ginger Cakes,
Marvin'a Toast Biscuits:
' Everything In the bakery line that y'au
rant for family use. - Ask for,
Marvin's mord is No. 91 Liberty street,
Wholesale and retail tradoraupplied at
is lowest cash rates. i 1
No. 1091. Liberty stmt.
'll4prin *holeaales and Retail&
Than DresviGoods, ; at .Bates &
Bella.ea. • •
Silver Plathig at No. 1 Sixth Street.
• .
_MARRIED..
OWIOIB-9.T.159H0E-0n Monday, July 19th,
1869, at St.. ritti',l"CathOdral, by Itev. Father
Mickel. Mi. CTELOL 4 8 E. OWENS to /Kids
ANNIE, otpainnt. daughter of T. t.Oldshie.'
DIED:
bienALLUM—On eitinrdayr 7alj , ll7ttl . 'Mr,.
3L& 8Y hiceAl,L •M. aged i 8 years. k,
Funeral frontp her late ,residence. 189. Ohio
avenue, Allegheny city. on TuasA. AT, July 20th,
at St 21. The Mends or the Canny ere respect
'fully invited to attend.
CARR/a ft—At COlchester. Conn..; July 19t241-
Ise9, AIIISTuBtPLIM cARIIIK“. aged 194: - :
lather of A. A. and IL*: Carnet. of tnis eltf‘
ImiiiratAvlOTlq
~ . - • -•
AGEXs, AIKEIIIIINDEIV'.I
TAKED.,.. NO.. 100 PO TA. iI.
4, I .
Giti%T s eVMerat i tt Of '214 %
Witting fur...g.u. .mo ms comma Mull ,
Alibt, Bears* NW Carr/sees turaislied t . '
~
Irnauttigli....RerativOiliierri /AD.. etinr.gis
W. Jacobs & D. D. Thomas Zwl;ii. 2.24,.. Jacob . ,
r. h il lier. SAO. 1. • ' . •-• • ' -•. 'r 1
•CHARLES - PEEI/038 . 1
• DERTAKERS AND LIVERY SsABLII
. cornet • taNDUSZY STREET AND CEDED
• AVENDA Allegheny City , vilest( • their COM? • t
ROOMS am constantly an piled with real nag
imitation 80. etrooe., I and - Waltrst •
Conine, at prices 'trying &ten to MES. BC. .!
dies pre and . for in efautllt. Houses and Car. '
rtzgeo d: also. 41 studs or mosesoir
Goods, If required. Once oten *ay boors, gay
and night.
WATCHES.
BECOMDM -POPULAR:
THE ÜBITED_STATES WATCH . MI 1 -
fs IrESIDANT FENDINa
The beet watch made, said b 7, fa the 13 t 0 0,1:911*
♦gntent. Call and examMe them at
WAL DITNSEATEM,
15E1 AVENUE,"
MASONIC RAW..
Jen' -4
BANKS,
rrTSBI3I6II
BANK FOR SAVINGS. _
NO. En FOURTH AVENITE.. PITTSBURG/I.
CHARTERED 11Y 1889.
OPEN DAILY from 9to o'clock, and on'
BATIIIIDAY EVICNING., front May list to No
vember Ist, Irani T to 9 o'clock. and trait No. -
'ember lit to May Ist, 6to @o'clock. Interest'
pald.at the rate of els percent., free of unjust.
IT not wtthdrawn compounos semi.annuallY, la
January 114116.1Vay. Books of By-loaws, Bit, Pu
nished at use Mee.
Board of Managers—Geo. A. Berry, President;
B. R. Rittman, Jas. Palk. , Jr.,Vice Pr* aldents:
D. E. if`Rinle Secretary and Treasurer. -
A. Bradley, J IB.. Graham. A. S. Dell, Wm..
.N.
,fin et Dilworth. P. Rabin. q Pollens
bee,Jusnut Rhodes, Jno,Scott,
.Chrtstopher Dog.
D. W. A A.4.9e11, Ballcltors. m 791,17
MEIRCHALIT. TAILORS. •
1
HENAN G. RALE"
WrgatiANT. TAILOR
Would respectfully Inform We :lends mud sbe i
public generally. VW him . , i , i
- SPRING STOCK OF GOO DS,
IS NOW t - COMPLETA,,,
ME
SOLICITING AN 'EARLY CALL:
Corner of Penn and Sixth Streets, I
102
W HESPENHEID & CO.
.I , ln. SO fithiu SMUT. (late -
Clair.t lute, lost reoetvid tram the East thebota''
lot at li l asr Goods Ibr SPring Salts ever totted g
to the sepia.. This 'necileares'nitaint Au f,
and aMe Clothes cheaper and better than fay 8
„
lima-Taw hosAeo la AU city A new And 11?Inik•
did imiartmeat of SENTLZBESSIsIi TITSUISBA
WO GOODS . ass at:au thaea to be hounds% tbli
Wise, thri snithar to So SIXTH BTUs?.
DRUGS, gm.
- .
"'UST iMECEIVEDiper steamer
r„, asuverts., l4 , , - • , t
sqUIRIPS ORAInTrJui Br ; 1h6'rE 1 9161!!)4
G ANRULAR kr. BROMAIL PO. ,
TAM. ° 50 Ris
ls. - •
_.• .. - • 1
A i pt.
_• - .s riles% - tiRAISULAR By. TODIDi P - -,
7 15 It".
i , i • *6l Al .l is IR *l4 u-RAist It EP.' intc , ..
.J.Vlirelt4NtriAitlir:Co4* OP
L A AND QUiNllik, XS tbs. ••' 4 " '
4 ,,,
•_ 11 4 ,1 Illrtlitaai ULAN' NS. CABWRIATS 1
ir 1 911 1 1. .
r. rrtIACYS.
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,:11 usClr i r i Kyles SEM viraz t :*
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MIMI
SOLZ AGENT ;OS
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