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CTiY AND SUBURBAN.
EFASErn ts faridsliat inthe egg_
leer az days otthe week , for IS seats per
week ; - by mail, Taper an,nt::B;so46.
Our Readers in Allegheny, on the west
side of Federal street, who do not , get
fity:
their pipe before seven eiCiaelt4n the
morning, ill do nap favo r by leaving
word to at effect in our Counting room.
The tar ess on the part of the carrier is,
wholly, nexcnsable as we "print' and de
liver th papers to him in ample time to
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enable :11 to be circulated before seven
Woks,
ale.—A. fine family horse. En
116 Market street.
For -
tare a
Aileg eny Councils hold 'a regular
meeting tonight.
Theth ard.—lt is reported that
the eleation.for Alderman in the Tenth
Ward will be contested.
An Error.—There was a slight -error
inoour returns of die election in Birm
ingham.. The Republicans elected
tbeir entire ticket; except. the candidate
for Constable.
DulL—Police news ° was exceedingly
dull through the city yesterday, and
will probably remain so for some time to
wur he, sold at public sale, at Sampson
MoNnity's lligery and sale stable, Nos.
18 do 9
and 141 Third avenue, at u. o'clock,
one horse,andlauggy in good order.
Vote.—The return judges f
the several wards, lioroughs and. town
ships will meet at the Court House at
ten o'clock tomorrow, (Friday) to re
turn the edictal vote of the county for
Stateand county Officers.
Good 0011 Be and Lot, in Allegheny, at
auction. A lirst-rSte property is to be
sold on Beech street, on Monday next, at
two o'cpck. The lot is large and the
property desirable. See advertisement
.01 1 fifth pig% by A. Leggate, auctioneer.
stone : "throwing. Mrs. Margaret
Fleming made information before Alder
man Thomas against Daniel GI'°VW,
charging him with throwing a large stone
throgoh the trent window of her house,
at an early hour Sunday porning.. War
rant issued. ' '
launotatien.—Sate Jackson'
' colored,
stated, to Alderman ,Thomas lyeaterday
that Addiaon Davist also colored, had
• threatened 'to immolate her. She fears
him eteeoulingly. The alderman's police
are on the lookout for Addison with, a
view-of ' preventing the threatened ca
lamity. •,-; • , - •
4 Fair and he'iair and tee
tival in the. new Epiacopal l Chapel of
Trinity Church, Sixth street, which has
been so largely attended and liberaly
• patrcnilsed on Tuesday and Wednesday,
will continue to-day and close this
eventful, Choice dinners and suppers
are served, and numerous, useful and
fancy articles are displayed - for sale . at
moderate prices. ' The - proceeda are to
be expended in furnishing the_ chapel.
,
Almon a Fire.—About half past eight
o'clock last night the lire department
was called ontlawran Marra of tire fro
box 27, corner of Grant tic Wylie streets. m
The ca use o the alarm w ascertained
to be the f
burning of a c
hed in Mr.
Kelley's house, on Fifth avenue, near
Ross street. It was extinguished by the
application of a few buckets of water, ,
consequent te department Were not
called into se rv i ce e. , The loss was very
trifling.
Now,is the time to get good fresh lake
fish. Ben Palpreas always has on' hand
at No. 45 Diamond Market.• and at his
old potiular Twin City stand, Allegheny
City, corner of Ohio and 'Federal street,
the very best. . Lovers of fresh fish will
find ,it to their advantage to call op him
and get their-supplies.. They will find a
superior assortment of all kinds of fish,
and.will find him polite nouteous,
always giving satisfaction to cassomers
who may favor him with their patron
s: e. .See advertisement.'
Horrible Accident-1A dispatch re
ceived here from Franklin, in this State,
states that on Tneaday night at eleven
o'clock a signal tower on the Mine Bill
Railroad, Broad Mountain, took fire,
burning to death the watchinan and his
family, consisting of his wife and two
children. A sister Of the watchman
jump3d from a window and escaped.
'The tire, which originated at the base,
ascended with such rapidity _ as to envel
op the victims before realizing their hor
nbla position.
A False.Friend.—Rachel, Harris. had
a friend Edward Smith. He in not her
friend now, the friendship was broken
up when Edward entered Ranhel'a
house and abstracted feloniously there
from a pocketbook containing nineteen
dollars and a half, and a silver sleeve
batten. This occurred on Monday, yes
terdar Edward had a hearing on a
charge of larcency' before Alderman
Shore. which', resulted in his commit
ment for trial.', The parties are colored,
and are numbered among the popula
tion:, the Eleventh -ward.
illurder at . Freeport...4(r. Straub, a
-youpg man about twenty-two yearsom in
of
age, died Tuesday morning fr om
juriesreceived Sunday morning', at the
!lands of his mother. Mrs. Strattb, it
appears, is subject to periodical fits of
insanity, and Sunday morning, while
her •son was eating Yds breakfast, sh m
e
,up
on t t ed up behind him and struck bi e
back of the bead with a coal pick,
splitting his skull. She immediately
lied, bat was arrested in tbe afternoon
of Wednesday and committed to the
_Arstrong county jail.
n:I
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A Murderer's Contession.—On our say
ehth page this morning will be found in
fall, the confession of Zachary Taylor
liockenberry, confined in the Butler
county jail under sentence of death for
the murder of his cousin. his
Annie AdoCand
,oBB.- _ The, pri.oner, judging from
own words c must be a wicked • and hard
ened criminal who richly deserves the
ignominious death in store for him. The
prisoner is"tus great a literary phenomer
non as a heartless wretch, judging freak
his lucubration% for he spells with accu
racy the pollysyllables and wages indis
criminate slaughter on the osmall fry."
ME
El
E
Sirrnms Acetdent.--4 rather serious ac
cident occurred at the Enameled Hollow
ware works of Alborn,laarlie.,, Wylie &
Ca, In afternoon . wardi, Allegneny, yes
terday Mr. H. Alborn and
Lewis Waugh Were engaged in repairing
an enamel oven, the aren of which bad
been broken on the day previoas,thereby
loosening a large tile, two by three feet,
and two inches thick; While the men
were in the oven the tile fell, striking
Alborn on the head and shoulders, cut
ting and braising his severely, and
'Wang was also struck and eeverett
in
nred, . •
ME
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Secondaraid ..... ... ..1366 \ 191 '410 1 765 4848 175, 4051173
Third ward 200 -'379, 230 182 .1 M1 1901 330 1 00
Fonrth ward .43.571215,12831:001.3791203 377 3011
Fifth ward .151 1 41'-'I .171 400.11711409 171 400,
Sixtu ward 411,3446 ,4 7 M7 l 442,218 447340 1
Eleventh asstd.. .... -...... ..... 1300 22.4 , t3lO 191.1393 21 0 277 220 1
Itfanth ward 1311 , 19 8 11 340 189 1 1385 1 192, 235 182 1
Ninth ward. 424.<1 3 3..307 2434 395 =3l , 301 335.
Tenth ward .=.2.301113.2.247,t4812451 18'.2461
Pleventn ward ............. ...319,=9'1390.22.5. 74612.22. 351'2231
Twelfth ward 1391110,8,430 2513,42713961141 G 396;
Thirteenth ward-- ..... ...,207Arr,t5='.1115, =Ol4O 15
Fifteenth ward 1 214,%0 '=1,2591,=3 2431i= 243
Six.' enthward- ..... ... _ 117016911.. . 1 .. ; .. 1 ,....1• --1
Seventeenth war4l - t 398 275041 M71,410'2561 410 233
F.lahteenth ward .... . 1 64 . 44,1 71 40'1 691 41 1 ; 90 1 41
Ninett Path ward . 2111121, :in Ix i ..,...,,. ....1
Twentieth ward - 1207 84 VI, 69.1217. : (9:',217 711
Twenty-first ward 1:339 1061,2 3 . 0. tB , r„. l 94 .231 1 94
Twenty-second war i ..... ~. 1104 24. 1151 17 1081 21' 1 103, MI
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Second ward .717 51.3 irro 301 ; i2(1) . 290,4 63 3041
Fourth ward, lad precinct.- 34 7 V 4.15381,240.1818,196, 199,189;
Fourth ward, 2d prreinct...;977 201' 1193•1711 1 191.17 6 190 179,
Fifth ward 952 218 1474.134, 471,193 t 44 1991
Eighth ward 1T1,1e 3 '4so' , 80 1751 1 79 4.501 79,
non 0170119 1 1 1 11 1
Trinperneavllle ... .. .... . . 1161 117141571117111571.181115511171
Birmingham, 1at.tpreetuCt......7411\1V.,19111441 297;147.,234;1411
101rnanghaln, 24 precinct... \M2 7133 , 319\274 , 13 5,2741.314 275'
Omaha' . 1271.78 1 124 105'123404' , 4Z 1041
East Itinlainithait ......... F. .. ..
. 438'34511480 319144521323 r Tr.l
ktonausahela .................. 4 87 '714 M4l t, 62 G 9 1 63 681
Sharpabnrg ............. ...... .... 185 1n9 , 11' 111 1 ,'l7n 184 211 1491
Itraddocks ... . 4 ................. iil6 78 ,115 74;,\116 ;41 ill 741
West ;Izabt - .......... .... . 51 , 58 ; , 55 27; 1•5 271 55 27,
'West ! Pit•sburgh ... . .......... ; 83,15'1 sr, Ill' ,M ...i, 88 ; 1131'
Re.wtekly .. .. ..... .•.4... ...... 145. 44 1 149 411 , 137 43 1149 , 391
M . untlVashington 1431 5 4 1 1166' 371 Ise! 41111571 401
Mllloale ... . ... ... . ............ . 60 1 131 1 7 3 101 1 72 1 11 1 7 3 ; 111
Tarentuin ...... 99,41106 81 1 1N 3411'041 341
1111t413n 76! 59; 74 59,4 751 53
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Reserve. '. 71 83 1 871 89 1 881 6811 87; G.St
Ross, t precinct . ~. .... . .... 173 21,i 741 =1 74 Mll 741 2.31
Ross, 3d wed ter 150 85 491 85 401 8.5'1 ail, 85,
mie,,heth. let preclact ...... ... 1 501 58 . 53 1 53 153 1 1 83 ' , 1 :i: 1 51 . ,
rflizahetn. 34 precfnct ........ • 481 10 151 8 1 1 51.• 81' 311 8'
Ithaabeth. 4th precinct.. ..... 1 1 3 s 34 .19S 35 , 1198 35' 1 90 401
South Fatette 132 28:.125 1 27. 1271 27. 131 , 23;
Moo - . ...... 'lot 105 11041102; 10111(K \lra 1C , 31
weville ,31 in , nr. , . 5 331 5 35, - 5
Shafer. Ist precinct . 6.4, 14 1 71, 12, 1 701 13 70, 7 ,
Harrison 1131; 83 0 1321 82 161 62, , 133 =
Went Deer • 14t) 40. 149 1 40 . 149. 401149' 40,
Indiana 1161;130,115911= tm I:c.',ltro in ,
eresnentl3; 34.. 151 :17 13, :rn la :,
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fourth ward 1 1 - I - 200 Vll3 19511.9-iilss399l,autys ass it 4 1 387,191
Fifth ward . 3731151 '''..
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1 /3214,91; 177 4 4 sus 348..18 .in1i5iamb,387t,446,23s 14541934, 4.16
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Seer ‘ h;ward. 'l'.-1-.H..- -- .313 - '4.'910'191;1M 1391831189118 S •1081,18611341.11621..441186
Bleebth ward 1......3360674, 3 . 7,237,347 ; -' - .048 3411.99.339:9411419,923 'Z1.1344 13101117511311 321
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= ' 2141- tso 2 . 75 . 70 273 W3'269 1 ,197rr , ! 1 99 2: 5 .1991575
T. nt it ward *19312'51 ( 19711931196,=5.1991914 ;e• . n0 ... 4 ..1 =1 , 346 4 2 . 41644 zd . ,s 49 ,72.2
Eleventh ward l a4 l l 'Z1511344 344 1 34.5 1 t551: 157 )`26 wl., 1 i
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'Fifteenh ward.
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s.vecteenth ward . ; ~,„1-•,„4 . 4 ,,,,, 68 1 68 ; es 63 911 V' 401 404401 40 41 69 , , la.
Eighteenth Irani.. ~ " 1 '"1(1 , ! 11l i.l i 1
vir,t. ward 5^3 ,5N:t15,14.13 . 1537.390 susrPesilso,lss,ts.l
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Second ward 15 . '1 4"1 3,4.f 1 nr1:547 .8 48 539 5331,5 01244;Ze0,243,2411244.. 1=31;50 4 277;15501 3 E , • 66 4 . 21 1 -
Vourth ward. Ist wear:Lel... ; ~ ~ ..46,141,44.1,441166 18,4173.17.4,146,166;1164,m, 167476, 1x5 1 17 6 .
Fourth ward, 2d precinc'.... -301.61191i1. . • , •
teirth ward e 1941'
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473-110 gle 476 465 . • . I - I; . .1 ,86 In
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THE COUBTeft
District Court:-.4ua Gee Kir Xpatr la.
Lefevre vs. Lefewe's executors. This
was an action , of sciri /acids to recover a
judgment for the amount of 5375, obtain•
ed at the November. term 1883, which is
still on trial. The defence is, that the
land devised to Joseph Lefevre is,releas.
ed by laches in not colleCting it from the
estate of another son, Daniel Lefevere,
whose property was sold at Sheriff's sale
in 1868. Fur plaintiff, Nir.lohn Barton:
for defendants. Mes s rs. Hasbrouck and
Christie.
.----:---- ; ,_
Oyer and Termlner—Quarter Sessions—
Judges Mellon and stenltt.
WEDNESDAY, October 13.--The COSS of
the Commonwealth vs. Michael GUI, in
dicted for the murder of ittndrew Henry,
was called, but the parties not H en ry,
was
it was postponed.
William Thompson, indicted for feloni
ous assault and battery, was indicted and
plead not guilty., The jury found a ver
dict of guilty, and the defendant was
sentenced/to pay a. fine of five dollars
and undergo ten days imprisonment in
the counts' jail. He was a required to
s‘Ve.ball to keep the peace. lso
TRIAL LIST TOE THURSDAY.
25
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7 Com. vs. Catharine Beck.
318 ." "W. H. Sturgeon.
2 1 31 ' " Wm. 11. Cramer.
282 " John Ifoffinau and Win.
Greene.'
4 ' Thomas H. Orr.
.6 Thomas Fielder.
•$ Win. Bowden.
U Louisa Smith.
licer9 Gautscbey.
44 James Dunlavy.
16 John Wensworth.
4' CbarlesSeely,
66 Edward Lavelle.
TRIAL von VO's VRIDAY.
838 Vim. vs. - John Frank.
838 66 Owen Kelly.
"
341 . 6 44 A. Kleinloff.
343 44 Win. Linn.
844 14 44 James Dtml/IvY.
845 41 John Wensworth.
MO 41 Charles Seely.
318 SI Edward 4villes.
355" 66 46 Wm. Bererldge.'
354 14 Fredk. Gedekoh.
349 18 J. M. Botetser.
347 44 44 Jacob Waal..
241 "
199 "
162 "
339• "
340 '
344 '
345 '
816 '
34S '
A Vote ut Taunts.
,
To thiArsittess enterprise of the Vit
(Apo and Atlantic and Western 'Onion
Ttilegraplde Companies was due the
credit of tit very full, complete and
collect" electiOn returns Spread before
our reade ryesterday morning. Both
companiesad wires in City Ball con
necting wb their main offices, and
gratuitously urnished the public and
thepress wi t h. the numerous despatches
received. The obliging and courteous
managers, Messrs. Ellison and Cassel
bury, and the operators, have our earn
est cud sincere thank* for their efforts.
• • - . . _ -
tIAZETTE
F [BST WARD.
SELECT COUNCIL.
350 Jos. Daslevy
Co3otoN COUNCIL.
J W 1.1443M1113 • 2b3 John Both, Br.
B W Winton 344 E. J. Hughes
John eielferth 341 A. Torrence
111 11 1 11 II 111 , 500001. DIRECTOIS•
.8 34 %1 '2531103 24$ .1143,2 C \ 1M8 • 269, ... I. Geo. Kirkpatrick 340 B. Connell. Br
\,
late WC 506 , 116 , 11 M 1372 198 1849 11:61 1 ...1. Florence Kramen 1539 L. Gleisencamp
12 MI 154" 59 ',l 1298 191 205 1941'...t.
JUDGE OP ELECTIONS.
1 380 1971 158 919 463 1 311 C 196' 374 9371 ...,. •
185,4V3, 1591 30 383 1173 4021,16914081 ...,.• N. Brackmeyer 335 A. P .Etating
;446 VB5l 214 128 3361 447.. 444 3411 ... . • Albert. Torrence
' ,388 2171 746 180 ; 160 310 ^1391 375 ,2 11 ..." IN6riicr oft .
1,34 ,1 A 6551125102,15534 138131 ros
326 18.31 1 13 .111 11 135 4 11:"..•,:... W. B. Hooter E. Sullivan
Andrew Humbe rt 334 John trowley
I' l 9B 276 t 1441 63 9 . 41 198 2.78F , 199 27511 ..,,"
344 2/211177 Imre-1344 =413361= C t .!!
\ lIETuBIeINSPEVTOR.
'1'••1 ,"" •• • • 'l'''• *fel . ' •••• • Julius Franke 3.39 UssiatiStewart
i '24 92, P 9 157 49 i r.6 2151117 ...,: b. Fioersheim
1'223 2511161 71 ,4, 9 ,'2.1 255 216 230 40. 2 40 CONSTAI3LE.
11.
,4eli .52, : 2 . - .. 'i lettlti.4 1 4io 2ss . 407 2i.i''vps '' Matthew Seep 330 •
1 , 1 is
169 '4Ol 51 69' 31 1 691 89 1 1 69, 401 , ... ...
1,...1,1 1531 901 85„..., ... ,•-• ..11...1•••
r THIRD WARD.
11... ...I 144 , 941 59 , ...,.•. i ....,, ..„1.. C. S6LiCT COUNCIL.
•• • . ... ' l c 3 F l Pa; I•• • •• ;,..- ••• 1 - ••I " T. J Gallaher =9 John Kaiser
1."
'-'ll ll 1- 1 - I l l i ' . '... COMMON COUNCIL.
534,1551165 345 151 629 137 , 5R4 161.. ' .• John Jahn
1 1.
k 183 Jacob Kellar
' 773 301 1 =,... 1104 • .85 7731307• ,*430 4
..... , • • David elms 202. W. C. Dean
l' 3o 1. I• ' •L• 'W 547 1 5 1 54 / 250'1...1•• Joseph Brnoeb 188 H. Knoebel
1194 175 , 110 z 3 1841,195,1741 193 1670 71177
1...1... 1.. • 1 11.. 1 ~,11... .. 1 1.. L. ALDERMAN.
11601 2.0 1 1 97i 491 911 , 155 4 ."-'111. 54 3711... 70 Oeo. Neubert 210 John A.l3trsin
ttlltill'i, 1••• 7
1119511161
Geo. W. Leonard
1119511W', 7i11081112 .1621 119 '1C3191'183 re
\ 9CIIOOI. DIRECTORS.
ICJ:1133,141111.11167 2941LF,•,, •
,291i1.53'1.90 155 _
1=.,'230 1 276 1144, r. 35.5 1 .11 , 1,ZM1 ni 27 Henry usub 201 C...Fsa_towske
.1123111380 C 4711001115.1V1, 135101' on us David Wm. 167 Jnen Magee
, 465,257 '1 56 2 512161 1 466 - 0 . 1, 467 26711466 W 7 arePP 07 i., K Osterman
1 68 7,1 56 lel 56 '6. ',4'!'ll 61 39 66 69 Place 109 W. J. Dick
\
I 1811165'1 28 132,1731117 9 1 ,., ,, 111161 186 06 184 Dee . 211 W. C. Reiter
' 1W 73' Vlo s ' 67 4 'llB ' 4 , 118 74 116 74 JinGl2. Or 61. 1 6CT10N.
,1 .., 7 , , 44. 1
1 531 27 -1 - 1 ' l/ 1 4:;:. 155 : :7 54 33 John T. Brown 20s Jas. Kenziehansen 221
' 26,13511 681 18 131 \ ‘ n--1 186 '25 Al 124
\ \
~4 151. 4011 93 1 146' % 151 41 349 42 350 40 INSPLCTOII. ' •
0/551 3611 l4l 75 1 ' 22 1455 37 . , 104 341 , l• 5. ' JansesMcAlllster 298 'O'Connor 119
11 791 12' 1 131 G 1 8 1 711 / ,70 12, 58 8
11ET125.13 NSPECTOR.
111081 ail \ 40 76 'l3 .107, 30 ,1407 35 107 36
I 77' 53' ss 17 ',AI IWI 53 :,1 1 78. 63 1 78 53 Peter Dressler 199 John M. Lytle 118
I, \ ' 111 I 1 CONSTABLE.
99 eal 48 sel ''w-.' ,90 70 we 63,1 72 71
\ 97
i 79 93 1 50 241 191 ..1•..' 751 la 1 741 MI Peter Kander 217 A. D. Dean
i ye 85 1 34, 15 861 60 23 , L 3 62 1 19 68 FOURTH WARD.
1 521 64' 1 171 471 46 , so ss i 52 5.44 1 5 , 2 se,
Lig 8 1 401 io, c :AI 8 50 a 160 8 13ELECT COUNCIL.
,
11101 3 ;! 1.33! 3 81 34' 1110 , 35 , .109 63 1139, 35 Janleillatell ' 384 James DOnildsoll "113
131' 29 1 80.1111 171 VII '29 'MI, 29 , 113 17 , COMMON COUNCIL.
104 1 1235 I LTI 4(4 , 145111 " ,1551 i 1541135 15 r 5 John H. Hare =W. J Anderson
I To , i
~..,,, 26 l, 2G , 4 n 4 na 4
1 _1 .rJ 191 , .0 1 13 ' 70i 13 ..11 1..! Win A. Tomlitiscin X 37 Jam,'s O'Brienl7o
135 64 ' 33.10 n 631 135. 84 1151 84 15.1 84
\ James Verner 3CI Joseph OBren 174
161 38 41 1(61 41' 1,0 38 151 86 150 11,, J. St • liner,' 9
163 313 712 7 5 6111 515 313 716 317 , 163 137 W. A. Herron 9
I 16 1 38 5 11 .1711 16 38 1 151 35 15 1 LS SCIIOOLDIBECIoRS.
M. Whitmore 349 Reinard McKenna
1114 1 In 11 2
74 75 52 • 62 119 7i 1 116 1 '7 • . 1
Ila 74 T. W. ehaw '.ls7 J. L. Duncan
- ALDSRMAN•
James Donaldson .V 1
J ames H. Lb w
, •F. llor r
JuDon Or SCSCTIoNS.
376 John Coyle
INSPICTOAS.
W. 6. McClure 210 James Running •
RETURN INSPECTOR.
RETURN 1•03PICTOR•
I. G. Hol mss,, 314 B. e. O'Brien
• CONSTABLE.
Thomas Maxwell 915 •
EIGHTH WA It D.
sx.i.ier COUNCIL.
381 Wm. Ward, Sr.
conWOrt COUNCIt..
Jo :
oe:bloore MS J. D. Vackner
tieorge Booth lm 117 ^ hau o'nourke
Chalmers 3.28 J• N. Jordan
Chines Martin 3. 8 .1 John Ward
JUDGE Or ELECTIONS.
31:1 Charles Cochran
4 - CONSTABLE
= Pat. Fender
INSPECTORS.
t = Owen R. Barns
RETURN INSPECTOR •
328 D. O. Barr
TWELFTH WARD.
SELECT COUNCIL.
David Mc:Belland r,o Robert-Liddell
commoN COUNCIL.
.1. E. 313111e1.ty„ 379 E. L. Faxon
t homss Itotewell 366 J. G. Beckman
W. li triter 137 J. P. l'earson
T. W. Welsh 363 Maurice Wallace
J. 11. 116,:klell 365 H. A. Diamond .
ALoaRMAR.
1 574 Richard Allen
SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
Robert Cummins tris ki. A• Mundorf
John Welsh 2.. V Jos. R. Irwin
Juvinor ELICTIONS
-2604 John Sweeney
INS pacToß a.
250 James Meson
11.1TUI 24 INSPECTOR.
250 Andrew Hell
CONSTABLE.
C• P. Nelson ITI4 '55 Joseph David ..
113TEENTii wAs.D.
SELECT COUNCIL
207 John Coyle
connoN COUNCIL.
152 .1. K. 3in
184 George &Ns art igrave
Scuoot. Dnuccrons.
John Hiarleon 194 //homes C. Duff
W• e. I[cCntcheon 302
JUDGE OP ELECTIONS.
197 13 mttel Swart
/2.I3PACIORB. ,
204 J t srpls Vogle
RETURN" le-PECToR.
A. B: Rutledge L . 766, , Nlcholus Smith
FOURTEENTH WARD.
!SELECT COUNCIL.
Isaac Jones 430
C0)13101 4 COUNCIL.
W. R • ][cram
75 A ?Mc I ktallttlall
.Ma
Id..y=ler
• ""4 G. M. Melfasters
At.Patotz a.
`1"1 John A. Lipport
SIIER - TREAS. CLERK
'1,7. UREE. COU.—..RTE
.---.-.----,-. .....-...,........--.....
~......i ... egi --- ;31 ---- I
:....1, CI .1 5'.1 ti :1 .•,.7. Vi-P.l of ti ;. gl ...,
Fl ill ;' ;1 >1 r4l .'' 141 ; il gl 11 , - g. l ril ;', 2, . :i c'
! i E ll :I t' l r tl ri 1 Sr
r ri . i
r. , Iz to 1
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g i , .... 1.,,t it
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'1 w. l r' .z 1 • Ft ' -• 1 , ..4 i
.41 • K 1 ll' • I I te , - I : ' •
r-Itt!TI::'IIII I I I .: . ~,..
• . ' te .II : I
1: : _,.: .1 : , I I: I: , •'• ili
1: . :'1•.:;; I :1:, . . 1 i i :I:I .• : •
STATIL
SEN
RirIIESENTATIVE , '
Pittsburgh liulsances.
Under this head there are numberless
causes for complaint. but at present we
desire to refer to but l a few .of the most
prominent:
A. most grievous nuisance is the con.
gregating of loafers in front of places of
amusement. 'We have called he at
the
of, the L police to this matter, . and
toped that ere this it Would have been .
abated.
Another great annoyance is the custom
of teamsters and drivers of vehicles gen•
erally drtving so close to each other at
street crossings as to' detain pedestrians
forfrom five to ten minutes, and in some
cases endangering the lives of ladies and
TIRMDAY, OCT
. ,
children.
Another nuisance to which we have re
ferred to on a previous occasion,la the cor
ner loafing which stilt prevails to a great
extent
i ut fortunately the cold weather
whi is rapidly approaching will abate
it.
Then we have peanut and fruit venders
on every square of every principal thor
oughfare in the city,_ occupying from
one-fourth to onethird of the sidewalk
with their steads.
There is another snd more dangerous
nuisance than any of those named, "thick
requires the attention of the authorities,
and that is the practice,' indulged in by
fast young tansl riding end driving fast
ever streets' and crossings, continually
endangering the lives of pedestrians, par
ticularly of ladies and children.
There are numberless Other causes of
complaint. but we deem It suffielent to
call attention tetbe - foregoing at present
and will revert to the others at some fu
ture time.. • . ,
is If men or women could but find the
fabled fountain which is said to restore
health, and strength, and beauty, with
what eagerness they would rush to drink
its waters. It is found in tbe 8. T.-1880
—X. Thesalo of the PLANTATION BIT
TEas is without a precedent in the his•
tory of the world. They are at once the
most speedy', strengtheNl4B, health're'
*toter ever discovered. It!requires but
a single trial to understand this.
IdacmoLTA WATra.-Buperior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at halt the price. - , Tic.a.r.P.
Linea Vasibric
GoOds of all kinds. litotes &
Chapped Hands, face and all rough•
ness of the skin, certainly cured ,by
using the Juniper -War Soap, made by
Caswell, Hazard dr, Co., New York. It
surpasses all other remedies as it will pre.
vent roughness of the skin if used du
ring cold weathe trouble LS easily applied,
avoiding all the 'of the
compounds now in use. It can be g =
skin
by ladies with the most tender
Without irritation or pain, making it soft
and clear. 00 1 by the druggists goner.
Colored add Sleet sitto:—Blß ag
Bell's.
THNi XUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.
I =
CITIES- : °ROUGES.
OCTOBER 1 th, 1869.
G. W. Coffin
T. A. Cain
W U Glenn.
H. T. Solce
J. W • Ite
James Moore
J. Walters
Jam• C. Lewis
T. O. Smythe
1. Rlee rs
H. J. Ilowe
B. P. Jones
C. P. Duff
W. B. emith
R. J. row, rs
W. S . Grabam
Evan Jones
3ohn Yleminit
Gus Sobletter
uo.lcta,
R ont. lktc &d
B. 11.1Cralgarns
ECIIOOLDtua CTORS.
leuvre iraweett 3v7 igm• Dames
T. J. Craig • Johu Dunlap
3;1036 Or ELLCTIMIs.
Avi C. D. BSI!
Iv sraOrdics.
David Edwards 307 r. ?iliClosky
RliTlyilti srICTOR.
David rie3 907 - E. T. Besiln
coNsvalitAi
Lewis Waaban 317 J. H. Betties'
FIFTEENTH IYAUD•
SELECT COyNCIL.
JeciesitObtrillOri tit A. M. AtabOril
COMMON COUNCIL.
7 Altetal 294 P. Wcisenberger
Alex. Black 2il Sarni. erou
ucR Dietrich 2711 Thu,. . Deng
J. B
J. Earl 277 I. Watso
A.LusickiAx.
.lo
T.B.Xcmpg
Win. Janiiey
SCUOOL BIBICTOUS.
'.UT. C. Lon nee
?Al Bev mutt Barns
Juonr. CT ELECTIONS.
George Gerrlloll ZT. .1, W. O'Brien
INISPECTORT•
W. O. Dlnvo 2 . 11 J. F. Rammer.
lorruax INSPX.CTOR.,
Jno. G: Ballade ' 13 Alfred Gable.
CONSTABLE.
Fred. Wtnette - 999 Thor. Meehan
ASSISTANT INSPECTOR.
40 loses VA:Timmer "Ad
ORVENTRENT Et WARD.
Philip Drum
Wm. J aueuy
SELECT COUNCIL.
:V A. D. Anderson Mt
COMMON coirneit..
Chrlst..l4 Bier z 4 John Daum 430
Andrew 660 i Llin Thomas 6. 241Mbell 316
Wm. C. Dow n 220 Matti:mit 8011232 251
action'. DIniCTOII6.
0. W. Matta!' 4:74 John Moore 545
Joseph %Mien 354 ndwaid Pavldsos 212
s JUDGE or ILII6TIONII.
W• H • TilMass. a7l J. il r . coehran
. ,
81•16CTIOI
71 'T. Vetter 245
nwroni.; INSPECTOtt.
ilenry4 loss 'X
- CONSTABLE. '
John Eclncildt 30 kiregoryTnloar 25
EIGHTEHNTH WARD.
Birk ;69
councti...
David Ilya -.69 J. LIAM, Jones
COMMON COUNCIL.
Andrew Lyons e 9 Benj. Darlindon
Onristials timbert 70 Joon 62V6166t0rs I
SCIIOOL DIIIwCTOUS.
leraneta 65 Hg is. Vogel*
Go. Littlefield lu7 Win. Smith
menr7 Williams 67 . .
JUDOS OT ItLICTIONS.
Johnlierron as Thomas ooasksuy
INBPICTO 6 B.
06 Win. Sterling
nosterxeL John
Moreland 1
Z. Watntight
w .n.oboy
F.DOPS . b . 4 O
e. B.sampusl
TrER 14, 186%
MIMI
A. P. Callow
Geo. Gust
$. M. Long I 513 Henry Brooke
. coxxoN COUNCIL.
• -
Alv. llama 5:16 Adam Beylar , )41
W. r. ZS Ed. J Robtria 14
SCIIOOL Dinic2o3lB.
W. G. Alpo = James O'Hantort • 142
B. H. Nesbit 529 Chas. Manning 142
A. F. Martino' 51.% D. S. DlifenbaChar
J633011°9' E.LacTIONs.
Robert White • 509 MOE. B. Johnson 148
INSPICTORS.
David Barker ,
307 1 . F. Ward
B. E. Herron
=TUBS INSMCTOR.
277 W. P. Bt dell
245
Samuel Cain
J. IL Malta
A. P. Callow
Geo. Gera
A. H: Eug thh
COMMON COUNCIL.
SameelNastlngs 502 Wiilium Miller lel
N1:1101110 Voegbuy , k 2 Jacob Hochnly 16S
lief) F. I omley 494 IS. B. W. tilil i 0
%Imams Brown 511. Jo:mew' Meyers 176
SCHOOL DIRECTORS. , •
D. L. Smith 473 .• OtlelD Duo 168
E. E. swat 91 C. P. %V bl4lOll 176
'Arthur Hobson 570 Jacob Kept, 174
- JUDGE OF ILLETTION - Ist Precinct. .
A. J. Pentecost 591 Can pbell itewart. 155
INSPECTORS. •
Joseph M.Drennan 173 Isaac Stern
David hustings la ,
RETURN INSPECTOR.
Andrew Marshall 184 Eugene Mellitus . 148
George W. Smith
CON tat
AR LE.
C. Lingentelter 504 Hen9y Shultz . .157
ILLTOI-74 Precinct.
214 Geo. Emrich '...V9
DIRECTOR OF POOR. i
MO No opposition.
SILLECt COUNCIL.
J. Huckenstein 406 A. H. English 11
COMMON COUNCIL.
N. woestleT - 249 Wm. Stiller XI
T• brown 1.5:1 b. n• W. 6111 T 1
Sam'l Us. tinge 220 Jacob llochuly 41
,lleo• If , Comity 167 sosepti Myers IS
1 SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
D. L. Smith. 247 F. Yams -1.
E. E owii. . 45 C. P W litston 2
Arthur moilion 1 5 Jacob Rupp 3
Ica
159
16,3
156
167
A, r. Callow
Geo.aerat
JUDGE OF ELicTioNs.
Peter Llllll3lllll 304 Fred tioPDart
- •
INSPECTORS. •
John Hiller brand 3 XI o opposition.
Henrybuck 2:
RETURN INSPECTOR.
Fred. Altvater John tiipperich
End livian 217
" CON IsTABLR.
2.11 HARP, Smith
FOURTH WARD.
31ATOR-lat Precinct.
A. I'. Callow 551 eeo Emrich
vIBIZTORS or TUE POOR.
(no opposition)
SELECT CotiNci O.
6 0 I".' E. Hunker
COM 1101: COCNCIL.
Hugh McNeill 520 Christ Hopp
Da.id eilmore 523 Boyd
J • E. ts. 6113 John Tetzell
Lowe Eyrie 5t5 A. L. itouinson
SCROOL DIRECTOR •
John Love
524 Juan ucroer
524 B. entton .
JUDGE. OP ILECTIOB B.
A. C. Patterson 579 J. K. Sankey
ixsreCrOne.
W. H. Steel
El
ALLEGHENY
woven_
lettYon."
536 Geo. ronick
DIRECTOR or I , OOE.
530 No oppositiOtu,
Euticr
THIRD WARD.
lIATOH—First Pre:tract.
483 Geo. Emerl:k 156
DIRS.DTOii or• the Toon.
654 (no opposition)
SMLICCT COttiCIL •
381. John auckenstein 228
C. Lin genfelter
Geo. Glrst
John Wegrlw
B. Barker
W. Brown
Bollock
John Brown ,
John N. Dean
11E7171iN
Wm. JI. Porter William Foley
W. A. Leggate _2 7
COV STABLE.
• 61.1. J. ='. Poland
2.3 Precinct.
Y►TOR
• 216 eleOrge EmerlOh
DIUC . tOR OF POOR. '
IMI
John Wilson
A. P. Callow
George Ger,t
SELECT COUNCIL: ,
202' P. H • Hunter 191
cpnsioN COUNCIL.
11.
MI James Boyd
Louts Moo] 174 Jubn Lltsell
David Gilmore 111 A. L. Itobloson
J. n. Brady Dalzell 179 Chrs..Kopp 22
JUDGE OF ELECTIONS.
'-T-4 W. Lysle It
INSPECTOR
20 H. Fischer 11
RETURN INSPECTOR.
James Weaver D
SCHOOL DIRECTORE•
190 J. L. Louis
M 3
••,.94 Benj. Sutton
',CONSTAB LE.
A.C. John Poland
INTH WARD.
312 Geo. Emr:cb
SELECT COUNCIL.
Henry - r anlkner
COMMON' COUNCIL.
'Eno'
41.r2 Wm. :Humeral
sclidoL Di nECTONS.
4 . .:1 Andrew Frazier
400 Win. oavid,,on
JUDGE Or ILICTIONE,
416 W re. Gerber •
• la erliCToe S.
J..kioreland .Y 24 H. A. Ho ler
UTUEN INSPECTor.
412 James Cuadwick
CONsTassn.
490 Idicbael Zoller
EIGHTH WARD.
M • TOn.
• 186 Gen. Emrich
DIRECTOR or-POOR.
240..N0 opposition.
sZLICT
131 E. L. Jones
1:411./SoN COUNCIL
GoileibUledle •• 133 Julius Groetalnger
eionnet Reynolds 144 Samuel Reynolas
SCHOOL DIRECTORS.
Flmon 110110bPrts 13= Jesse notion
John H. biorrlaon 214 E.'. L. Jones
- JUDGE, OF ELECTIONS. .
George gout , 1x David F. Jackson
INSPECTORS OF ELECTIONS.
J, lier Man 101 Henry Nesmith
Tischer Itl
Jobn IlSegrow
C • W. Shafer
ilertaan Kilts
R. 3S• Bbitr
B. Bl:Lier
}loyal Kollock
Broom
John Welty
A. P, Cal Ow
L Pet.rson
Fleury Warner
ituw Dolton
W. F. Temble
W. W. Vo Mock
John Speer
J. C. Bartley
S. J. Ctuist
1.. P. Callow
Gee. Gent
O e ptge Moal
RETURN INSPECTOR.
Rennin Ochenler 80 IY. r. Wilhelm S 8
John A. DiebOld 10.
COSBTM I.S
-106 Adam Holman 138
J hn Lang
SUBURBAN DISTRICTS.
BRADDOCIVa 3301tOPOH.
, BURGAS& ' J USTICIL or Tlll, PIA CI.
James Petty. , 03 J ome.. Ituasell - 102
COUNCIL. Dam tel DTlDPiter 94
C. C. Parrertir Ica 4111 XIS OT ZIACT/014.
JObtaiArillea; 105 Z. J. Allen b 9
Williamßeaman, 101 INSPICTOII.
Dealer r 1.06 P. J. Bennet; OS
Jotin laherwld .. 102 Datttel Rtehardson 84
SCHOOL DUOICTORS. S. AUDITOR.
T Jamas atrattieui 107 a. Parker 107
liamusl Dempster 109 'P. cambia 1.
Thomas hieeoy 101 CONITARLS.
' James Canon li.
Ladles ; Will please remember their ,
favorite resorts fur. cream =dies and
tames, lozenges; roasted and cream
almonds and extra fine cream bonbons,
at 112 Federal street . Allegheny City.
George BeaVol2. - 61
Real . Estate.—Elee advertisement of
McClung it Rainbow, Real 'Estate and
Insurance Agents, 195, 197 and 199 Cen
tre avenue. . tf.
"
. ,
Constitution Water is a certain aiare ler
Diabetee and all diseases of the El&
neys. For sale by all Druggt 3 t&
Trus:T.
Slinstis.-1n all varieties. Bates &
Bell's.
• Fine Vopllns.—agected odors. Bates
& . •
r i d
slight Ftre.—The was an alarm of
She about half past one o'clock yestea
day, fr om bok 63 / oned . by a fiery
chimney albs CO rof Bedford Stlitinne -"'.
and Arthors street . e tire department
tnrnc the cause of
the al Ile
place
rE
ED
Chni
Z. L
3100 '
Wm.
to 31
MOD:
CARR—On Tuesday tnlrnlrig October 19th,
ISOO, SARAH
SearEEWILR, wde of James
Carr, In the 38t of tar age.
'The faner..l will take place from the residence
of her husband, No. 193 Beaver street. Alle- -
gbeny. on TLICIBSDAT AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock.
Toe ft I nds of the , family are rtspectfolly
ted to attend.) -
Isi niliilTON-On Tne sday. Oett bil•l2lth. at
11% u'eteek. F. M.. carat!, Rs E., tufanl son of
George F, and Nary v, DeatiStOn, aged 10,
month 4.
Funeral fromthe residence gf F. L. Snowden.
1458olits avenue, Allegheny City, On TIMES.
DAY, the 14th of October, at * o'clock, F. If.
The friends of the familY are respectfully Invited
to atttind. _
C005.,-an Wednesd•Y morning, ctoter 13.
1889, at 2 o'clock. F• T. Cts H. au srintendent
of the Young Alta.'s t bruit= Associ Sion..
The funeral will take place from late rest
deuce, Ho. 131 Washington arena , All.gheny
C:ty, TAUBBIYIY AFTEtwOolf.. OctO r 14th, at
1 o'clock. Friends hf the family are respectful '•
ly invited to attend. '
9 sYNE-On Wednesday mortithg.oc . e.' er 18.
1E99 24 .BY ANN. wise •f Authew Bayne, ln
toe 89th rear of her ag . '
The funeral will take place _from the residence
of her husband, at Reliever, on YDICAY AFT •B.
Iwo*, at 2 o'clock, Carriateswillleave Miller
k Bradley's stable, Ohio street, Allegheny, at
121-i o'clock, Friends of the family are invited
to attend. '
OIR.TY-4'ln Tuesday eTllillir, .oCtOter 12th.
1509. at nalf.past eight o'c yet:, K ATE, vow g.
PV daughter of Wil li am and LiYinte Gyty, in the
3 8 h year of her age. . s
The funeral wilt take place at ten o'clock from
No.l Phillips , W ow, Woods Run, first street be
low litiperior Bail Mill. on I'ILVESDAY MOBBING.
to proceed to Allegheny Cemetery.' The friends
' of the family ,re respectfully Invited to attend. -:
BYE, r -On Taesdar night..oototser 100. at a'
quarter toll o'clock .- JAN nn KYLE. of County
' 1 Tyrone, Ireland, aged 19 y. ars,
Funeral from his late residence on Spring street
Bast Liberty, (now 2. ineteenth Watd,) on
9: Tlllat•D \ T Arndt-NOON at 2 o'clock. His
friends and those of the limits are requested to
attend. Carriages will, leave Moreland di Mitch
ell's stable, 425 Liberty stre.t, at half pabtl4
„.. o'clock r Ir. _ .
11Mj) ai• .11:131q:
LEX. AIKEN ENDER
&T ASER, 1615 101011f.TH STREIT.
M A U ' rfl i es C A S T l 9l of tli s gt i rl i nli enilt
nistitzuc t,:ods.. furnished. P ltooros °TRU fist ATI4
n.tht nsrliagel ftintlEalti2 for city tatterals
at
0.00 cub.
agvimlscsa—neT.David Kerr, D.D.,
W. Jacobus, D. D.. Tboinss Rwinc. "rvo. T.:^*
1 , lira.
CIDARLES & •PEE 1131,0!.., .C.E. •
NETAS.TatB AND LIVERY STA,
c.rrnel. f BANDUSNYSTEIENT AND CAI=
LVENLik Allegheny City. where thelr COrlf
BOMB ueconstantly supplied real and
imi•stion Bo ewood. Mahogany • and Walnut
Cum .us, at prices arcing from 14 to Irmo. Be.
dies prer,sre4 for in. trraent. Hearses and ear•
stages ftralebed: also, II Linda of hionraing
Foods. If reaulred. OfDee open at ill wink du.
and night.
TOSEPU MEIER fp, SON,
" vrilyEavrAlcrals,
Carriages for Funerals. 813.00 Sieh•
•
COFFINS and all 'Funeral Tundstunent. It re.
&iced rates. •
WATCELES,TpW ELR ,- &q..
---- ,
Persona whO are ailleteil with weak eyes aid
dimness of vision, we wenl.l. sat you ta try the
celebritad a
SCOTCH PEBBLE SPECTACLES,
Which are inerenteed tot mplore the eight when
otuyx evectseles fgt. They eau be had of
W. G. DTTNSEA.M, '
Jeweler and Optician.,
56 FIFTH AVICNITE.
• Opposite !desolate Hell.
Mlfr>/ - 1 1
NBY G. HALE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Corner of Penn and Sixth' Streets,
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
11,10-V7 00M.PLETE.
BRASS FOUNDRY.
JOHN M. COOPER & 00;
Bell and Brass Founders,
ENOINB, 10C0NOTITE & °Millie Mb
BRASSES
Made Prompt/1F to ;s Order.
BABBIT'S METAL
Made and Kept on Hand.
proprtetors and Idanufaoteren of
0
. M. Cooper's Improved Balance Whop)
STEAM PUMP.
OFFICE .IND FOUJrIORY,
Coralth s NAißWroad Stre64
pITTSIBURGII ". - • ••
BANK FOR SAVINGS. . 4
NO. 81 FOURTH AVENUE, PITT8131:01Gm.
CIIARTENED IN 18821.
OPEN DALI4Y from 9 to 4 &st ock, and MI
SATURDAY EVENING, from May
Ist to No. ,
vember Ist. tram T to t o'cloek.and from Noe
vember Ist to May lat. Bto So'clotk. interest
paid at the rate or els per cent., free of =And
if not withdrawn _compounds setei.annnallyip-,
January and Jul v.. ooks of By-Laws. &e... -
Malted at the Meerr , •
I
Board of Managers-Geo. A . Berry. Freside4V
B. H. Hartman. Jos. Pak. Jr..Viee Presidez
D. E. DPlLiniey, beeretary and Treasurer.
A. Bradley„.l. L. Graham, A. 8. Bell, Wm.
Nimiok. John 1. Dilworth. F. Balm. II Follans...
bee,Jot ono Ithodes,Jno.SeottnEdld.O.Sollinerts,
Christopher Zug.
D. W. 8 A. 8, - Bell, &Bailors;
Z.
RaT
IV3I.
EBSO
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KIM
10111.
No.: 424 PENN STREET.
ORS.
PiTTRRITRIM. T •
BANKS.
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