Otkr-titsbing# Gap*.
CULT AND SUBURBAN
'Meeting of the Awnedln.
.Thatildliehoot,Geueral AssembLi will
slostribts inornthot In therPhat Preabyle.
ahtdadirth on Wood street at eleven
0534094, The New School Aaaembly will
talwOltbe Third Presbyterian Church
es faith avenue at the acme hour.
*Me Six good tooth on lids
paper. Apply today at CiasErre count
ing gam.
.rayeue Mann
rsorsantled. = Satbar
dim l• • {lirtni2l3lnhasg
,
ileac& trona ls
A n ii m d the
P• thtimahav •A
orablartildpt.: ale madam to a canala.
.Irbo.
j p ,intareatlng paper
:mO4l A." on Indian Summar and
Inaba .indloatkar. mill appear taraor
' - "
OhillilCri'etatoort will be Om In
Noblesteim soon Or thole:telt of the M.
Y. Moth In that Owe. prcenteos to
tanodafrW•
Thelireiere or the city held I meet.
frOiktelthkT, at the aloe of 8. H. Wit.
• soap sat tranneted a lugs meant of
of hOpottatioe to themselves
Monongahela House was
ID wan tted last alight as ales= °Weak
_ Abet...seem anising yam sent to other
. IOW& The Bi. Charles woo equally well
Ildtplalgh&
Ataisaltedv—Mada lilebend yedada
ainuid , .tlwarrest. Jan Ebband for
knoslduLhoudown - sod ktaldrix bar.
TbiCbarp bedbro Alderman Koenig was
71th4rams: •
frastatt—alb.tutu with or without tnr
beam of 8 or 10 moms an
onwesewtiortable tenant. Addle" by
MT'
Ittt}Oaatton; amber of zoom and rent,
• Box Gazarrts Omar..
A P \ u„. •.• '
astor Gallee.—The tam orthe
V.-P.Crogrejationof But Liberbr. here
rinaidewnwily tailed Bay. B. B. Ewing,
of litemptb, =Wolk to became 'their
pram; skras mho 041,88) per sear.
/12111ditet to Ids MD.—Andrew Ewa%
asesede warms to be Inued by Alder.
sestaitesder, yesterday tor the wrest of
LOOM Itauttnazt. whom he alleges bulled
Ittrabone beard to Ids edocto. on Chest-
MdMatteti Baterdeartalghts .
ti3OW the Atefagre.--Tfe Hance 'of
Neap yesterday morning teadired the
two altered bo Joseph Smith and
--1111WantAllen, fry larceny
ar le;_laakist of butter Neely 's,
la thei Allegheny. Diamou4 Monde'
• " 62 ,- 1 / 2 &c
flu Uglier lien yesterday held a
- aleeibiet end , apptioted • delegation of
• gent/mum Mapleton* for their intent.
• IM l =a pnbito .to attend the
National. Convention of
Naar elealers and rectlfiefe to be held at.
(blew. • \ •
CUM".Mit Bain= aa— Louis Zeller. •
botcher in the Allegheny market, made
imbrematlan before Alderman Arent,
=xisnagalnas Adam Bow" a fel.
, far passing upon him a
; econopuradl twenty dollar bill /am fianu ,
.417.1dghti
- 1.11140** Litanity Eloclety
ntlamjtanised t Oakdale on the
;Minn& There-nre some
7datadets n Etna vicinity and It
ertllc r itell , to attend the
ttrent how the aidaMe
••Mount ate - Wien Weary Socksty."
"%timbal, Pitneb arefk.--Yowlar and
Walla. aniew York. will ctpon moms In
Lagoa*
.nat bolldlnkOknond fixer.
Wood *MA neat Ybrirtb. on Taaiday,
cenufbar Examitualom with
Iblidililents, bed bulimia, • •bs., lam
fillir,l4,lThollnig inks eeiont drat. on=
,
Lack .B,o4Tasiday . Oman& Nov.
fhtt. seXmd ikier of ..mr‘Mk•• 1 Soho
Boom", 103 SmlthdoldAtroot. Ivy A. Ma
Stortauf.stuAtomo.
illtlossalgatiemal
'Ezedlooso Notional /OWL-- —,-frf.76
AisfAtinoo ontl Mechanics NIA BanAll9,Bo
liattonal Bank of Oomamoo--tsfkao
Vielliiitzel:—Mr, J. H. Stem, •
try , trattt Weetteraeland wordy, w
ersludled out of tea dollars yesterday on
Sixth street by three seutlakuso opr rat.
I=o4ateiblo pocket lbook gante.. Bats.
whole to be Oriole the
• blatrilt" wiettusested and looked up
tea hewing. The filler who pocketed
Use testdollera osoeped.
.
AllogeOftratiiiiireat—.F. Fromm:all
..idethter, Ohlostreet Attegheay, tub:Armed
Alderman Bolster, that Kra Bannor,
Stinted' equaintanee bad purcbssed a
Scut &boys .elothee et blm, for 48.500 n
. firldlS'iry stating that bar husband
. wetdd pay for the mine on Saturday,
when tda wages ware reamed, which
nittsegnently proved to be false. War-
Widtenie - Oedema Allottlattan.—The
asomid"annstalamdvereari of the W
men'a Amotdatbra of thla Mob e.
will le held In Cluin's M. E. Church,
- Thorley; Novetaber.llM. at seven and
• half debxk r. ot. Hon. Wm. (Dodge.
of Wow York coy, will deliver an ad.
dime and the annual reports will be
preestited. Tbelotblia are 1:1311tall in-"
• yield teattood• 9
Died id nil ILajaries.—Enokus Gray.
the me serkwal Woad
Haddock. &da; QM the
Beltroe4 'hose the &rem of Ids in.
- jades at twOoklook yesterday morning.
einceer Crlawsoa held ato Sequa& on the
leca lui Vaotailk7, when a nwates &
&anima reoklotra& Deceased WWI
eteldel toad and kidded at West New
naleanui ai widow sad two
aetallehthlten.
t
.—lr morn
; t e chwasts. an.amploys the
Emptle Plow'Wcalts, Pint ward.
shiny, while working around louts um
clumsy naught by Mt clothing and
drama oast geirolvtag Ws. Ho was
Irsy almooly mai ittreanotalning other.
wintiMarganind
of tba IMO
out Wain lotamallnitirlan. Dr. P. W.
Hatatai was tailed in amt attended to
the litialWatrf the antrerar.'
- . .
OndidLAteleettelk.--John Radar, beamt
dedtdrir of adotbut sell& the pow*
elowieldiefeteri the mho oat flaw
Attiehrit, entered latter% boom the
What emoting and with little aeronomy
Mad the dmitort sod corded It to hie
own bow% since wham sooordtrat to hie
deterVilengeret UnkonmeyerW, state•
nemet. be Whom to return it. Aldermen
ara bletheen mode scatudnted with
dattatle difference and eadolvar.
in to tarreoce
Pa Inetelted.
R•T :asorgio P. Boys. recently ailed
hoes Pootondebt theMatratPreebote.
Oen eintteh, of .Atwieroon and ,
lemetialr'etmett% AffeadwrlT. 1,01 duly
lselaullastirilmlog. The services were
eta intemig.ed - end Impreothe
detrereer. The inetollialon sermonino
11.;.fit_br Beer. J. A. Wyk p.a. or
arr.- D. P. Zinnia de.
, =Ore duns to the Pallor. end
JIMA I...Worianswto tbs
Mr. Her le young man of brilliant
hotelloot,..and 'hoe the adrantwpt or a
• therm. education.
FAO
elswiten
tinder et .1: Verain. an the litts•
' _fin* Chialit o RM.
Any, InuironOTO7 by a trebrbt
,/ !staid.)
_killed Jinni'''. evening Moat
Mem laback. it appear" ger that be
train was
ippeoschlog pesmni
and a freight train.wee ap.
.nolny V ist. Mem ins Lour
was within a lbw Ant _ambers be
• am atendlay.%bitinnu the natbh be
intengeted to aeon the trick In *cad Of
"-%u and snuck - knocked:43ll , l2, and
Olertan6 A/deralllA
went. latenie" moratV;
1114";47ardwiond, and alter mien=
Sass neingto tbo Masao. of winnow
tyre inyment and will be I*
enziollazi/enzeratalltoi:et *roe oN4ock
1111464/ I kr. '
'‘ • it
- Anep, it Melba was not the
imetiltilseth h7'lllleitediPre.
' la 103411013tithcoe:c,43.0U. we chola.
' • ' eledired=l:oAfierrettunlnn WO hint.
. Abe that , bad been stolen
briillie.•thletthicXmost thee!
' oinseedea of bre sada. a
• anatidror other of value, snob
;t w o
weenier% snoop behead clothier&
:, • m o wn ocilite o r one handfed deo.
• Wei *deb: he wakaatieded hen been
• ' 180115404t0n inneiry waseseertained
,Abot tleajoiel had 'lived in the fatediy or
, • DAIWA '• Mr. WPM war
nall
/ed. an InTeettegon•teundlhat the
enticiaa had.been stole:rheas hie Wee.
lie iseesaforsusuozi be -the MOW.
--alballind =le Adters with urogene,
nod wanwitt baned.wldoli weep&
A ciowe,t44olll ups sasasS
A • 0 1 , 1 ' ,
41..4
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THE BRUTAL BORNEIDE.
Second An in the Horrible Tragedy,
VA:ironer'. Inquest—The Testimony and
Verdie t.
Thew:Mid set in the horrible tragedy,
the thrilling details of which were pub.
llehed in full In yesterday'. OA XETTEr
took place yesterday at the aloe 6f the
Coroner. The Jury empannelled to In
quire into the causes and after what
manner Labelle Campbell came to her
death, met at the Coroner's office
at" three o'clock. District Attorney
Paws=
was fitment, and assisted the
Onener and Jury in the investigation,
and J. C. McCarthy, Esq., amused for
Thonissl. Campbell, who stands dialoged
With the murder of his wife,
i tso
s al
present, for the purpose, dou ese, of
learning the ,istrenath of- que the
Commonwealth will be able to Make out
seafind his client.
The tealmon'y, which we publish In
full, was so conductive that there was no
difficulty In tendering a verdict,'
TRY TESIMONT.
Dr. A. o... Murdock, Sworn—t head a
post mortar% examination on the body at
Isabella Campbell;- I wee fint called
upon to go out to Bobo to examine the
body of Isabella Campbell; found tbo
body In the hutment; it was too dark to
make an otamlnation there and tbe Cot
_
or
over had the body removed to Devore'a.
Dr. Preston and myself called at De.
vore's between 4 and 6 o'clock yesterday
evening and examined the body. After
cutting the hair all off the had, we found
six scalp snoods, aerates from one to
two end a half inches in length, and a
pan number of other bruises on the
bead, one cut at the outer angle of the
left eye, of About one and shalt Inches in
In length. In the right groin there were
that or five black marks; on the right
And left thighs also Wen marks as it
they had been struck with some blunt
weapon ; on the left leg, below the knee,
there was a Md. After making themes
=nations we retdovedtheeoacabeneath
was clotted blood; the scalp was nearly
detached from the cranium: we removed
the nyper pact of the skull bat did not
Ira any fractirre of the skull; the brain
was healthy; there was no coagulated
blood in the brain. The wounds were
made with a blunt bard Instrument: the
wounds had the appearcnoe of having
been made Inside of twenty-four hours
prior to death; there was no delpc.s
lion of We neck; I do not think
the woman had been dead more than
all boors prior to the time I first '
OW her Monday morning. I went up
Main In me house where the woman was
lying; the rooms appeared to be In great
contoalon, chairs, furniture and pieces of
crockery ware were strewn around both
rooms. The first thing that attracted my
attention was the blood upon the cuing
of rate of the doors, a large p.ol of blood
In ode Orin mama, and in another ap.
,pearances of blood having been washed
up, fragments of a white marble bowl,
with blood and hair sucking to It, and
everything to indicate that • death
struggle had taken place near the door.
Dr. it W. Preston, sworn—l misted
Dr. Murdock In the post mortem anon
nation at aware's-, o ffi ce. and can Cor
roborate Dr. Murdock as regards that ex
aminallop.
Dr..). C. Thorn, sworn—l reside near
the Soto bridge, about seventy-five
from where Campbell resided.
six o'clock Monday morning I Ina called
on by a man, did not know his name,
who seemed to be in • great hurry to get
me uw I got up and let him in. He
said his wife got hurt, and he wanted me
to go and see lier-4hat he thought she
was either dead or dying. He walked
backwards and forwards, and said he
did not know what to do, he add he had
kit her • clout Be then Wee me for a
drink of whisky. I told him I did not
keep it.. lie then said, ...Doctor; I found
her to WI with another man, and-tho
win theresson I hit her." I then went
with arn to his house. He unlocked the
door and I went In-and remained at the
doer until he got a light — he had • can
dle about an inch and a half long, which
he lighted. I saw blood around on cue
-wallsaand on the door easing. I went
from there down stairs to the basement.
where the worms was lying. I found
her on the floor, between a cooking dove
and IC He: than mkt oDonor,
maybe L killed tier." I examined her
and found bar paselees eta her =tram.
hies mad, and her body cannot altogether
cold. it. asked me then , what • be
had better do, and add he woad do as I
mouldier. I told him.-to take- his boy.-
wtdcht lute tying on the door, sad-got
down hi the Mayor's office and glee him.
self up to the authorities, 'anct he said
he woad do ea, and doted down
the avenue; I don't • know where ha
went About half past eight o'clock I
was again wakened up and asked who
was tnore, and he said that it was Use
man who had been for me In the morn
ing. I said "what 'do yea want f" He
said he wanted to see mst. I let him to
and he begged of me to go and see - his
wife and see if she was really deed.
When -the man first milled on me
I think he was Intoxicated. I
told bite I would not go to Nee his wife
again; that she was dead. He had been
'at my office that time about five rain.
utes, when two officers came In and
took him In charge. He told me that he
had wakened np in the:debt and stoken
to his wile and abe ad not answer. and
he then came for me. He said that he
had placed her on the floor chore to the
dove In order to warm her. I was not
In the house more than ten minutes, and
did nore. make any examination of the.
woundea When he Pointed out the spit
of blood be me he said a man had pushed
his wife down Watts. •
Job Marina:l, sworn—l reelde in the
Fourteenth ward. I know Thomas
'Campbell. Wu se his between Sunday.
went there In the morning. I sew Mrs
Campbell there. Nothing unusual on.
t=in,the morning. I was there no
nt• iota o'cloda Between three
and Sift o'clock Mr. Flicker, Mr. Gol
den, MY, and Uri Campbell and myself
were theta I don't know whether there
was anytute np stars or not. Mrs Camp.
ball went lip stairs. Mr. Campbell wee
out at the time, and when be came In
-he, asked where Golden was I
told him that • I did not : know.
Campbell 'then went op wan* and I
beard adicream of murder and • heavy
bill. I Mined to Campbell and told him
•o come down. Re came down and took
a drink of Sonar, bat did not speak •
word. He then went up three times in
succession, and to the best of my belief
he best bier. I weld hear blows and the
wornenatheam murder, I told blot it
was a chime to beat a woman in that
way.; Be add, "I'll kill you, you o—d
d—d w—re." I halloloed to- him to
desist, and he geld. If you In
terfere I" trill cut your damned liver
out." He'thenurdered her to go down
stairs. I was sitting cm the lounge st
the Len of the India I saw him have
her by the arm orithoulder and With his
Mot shove, herdown emirs. She fell to
the ixittnie aid he illbsd ter and put her
on the settee.. She, waned but never
spoke. di - admits -afterwards he boos a
poker end eommenearto best her with
. seMrnekber. about the shoulders,
head and fees. Ile then eel down on the
floor bendable dad. "I was standing at
the door and when he eat down I sat
down- on the lounge. when Campbell
setted and, run ti me out of the
•
Ii-
ma Ji zy. after a short deliberation.'
found that mho deoessed,lsabellsCarop.
bell, came to bet death from blows In
dicted withr,s,bluut'lastrharketat• fa the
hands of her Milhaud. Thomas .1. Camp
bell. on . of of frooday. *nozzl
e& Ph. 1552 . . ~in th e Fourteen th ward,
elty of Etteouridt.
SoWen'ma.Mauws• National Orphans*
'llautertead at Gettysburg. r as
iids Institution, now In snamtafol oper•
attottitirdiril threeyeirs, regrebenteln its
mamma* =Mon Buttes of the Union.
It melee* Au lIPIP (at Primus) either
frointisridiatese Government or from
the Shims i Leglalatme. The Sunday
sandols . ofihis land, andthe humane pub
llo asuaraLty, are its importers. It lot
nos now, Oar OM Old, any connection
with any inttal7 IsOSISS. When done
Mitb ner orphans. of soldiers', lt ls to
lamtruellilliPropertYvl the euußfrir.
per MOM= OksTUIT).. and then ova
Derpetual asylum for orphans no w altifatis,
so MI wary dollar's outlay will be
imillable future.tlms. The Rev.
K. Atkinson: duly antbruised, lama.
Ina bn some af onr unisons. Amy upon .
whom he may Oct dill, can hare the
privilerps of banding la their. esprit&
Wood Vilna& (for a redeemed coon.
cry) thelfonbinidens' Chritteln Aro.
dation rooms, 'AIM avenue. Mr. Cree
or Mr.- Wood will receive the same and
have it duly.forwarded to headq_uartors.
A. few relfelenying Mimi= men and
women are-doing all In their-power, to-
Ward this woollen& object.
(Mould net the country more generally
COMO Up tO • their help ti
the the
pledgee sacredly' Made to orphans'
fallen fathers, on theta going out to do
battle for therightf
.The ireett.and aseeetUnaly . tempting
stray of edibles, comp:Wu all the
tomtit mad elk* tea of the NO= in.
Angled;4P'iltrcw with
tlTstait Lof porfa
andappeiltiarieP presents .tmeh a
stow attraction to the mature, that It
.ta .no marvel that liont , a Remannat,
coiner of Smithfield Weft' sad Sixth
Ween
noted nth thlnottidally
bf Inangty‘who can appro..
dite•uogimo• iti,test tellittosp.
. .
'Yin:: to: a. • o.A:roirtr: W N zs. • uotkos a •••,,13:4: 10
EDUCATIONAL
Meeting of Central Board of Education .
The Central Board of Education met
Tuesday afternoon, November 9th.
Present —ktavarri. Aiken, Chadwick,
Craig, Cuddy, Duncan, Fleming, Getty,
Harrison, Hartman, Hardman, Hum
bert, Mays, Mitchell. Nectrermann,
Nobbs, Sergeant, Shaw, Taylor and
President
The minutesof the last meeting were
read and approved.
The monthly report of the Principal of
the High School was read and ordered to
be filed.
The monthly report of the Superin
tendent was read and ordered to be filed.
The Secretary reported that warrants
were drawn on the 'treasurer to the
amount of $18,478,30 during the preced
bag month.
Mr. Humbert, from the Committee on
Rules and Regulations, reported the tot
lowing
ROLES MID REOPLATIONS POD MR 00V.
BENALIOIT OP TIM CENTRAL BOARD OP
EDOOATION
f'l.. The members of this Hoard shall
meet and organize on the wood Tuesday
of February, annually, by electing a
President, Secretary. Treaaurer and Jau
nty.
8- The stated meetings shall be held
on the second Tuesday of every month.
at two o'clock r. x., in the rooms of the
Central Board—a majority of the Board
shall constitute a quorum. Special meet
ings shall be cubed by the President
when he shall deem tiit lame necessary.
8. At the Bret stated meeting after the
organization the r resident shall appoint,
coolest to the approval of the Board, the
following standing committees, consist.
mg of five members each : 1. A Finance
Committee. 2. A Committee on Text
Books and Course of Instruction. 8. A
Committee on Rules and Regulations.
t. A Committee on High School. & A
Committee on Colored School. 6. A Com
mittee on Teachers and Salaries. 7.
Committee on Music. & A Committee
on Printing. 9. A Committee on Even
ing Schools.
4. The order of bantams at stated meet
ings shall be 1. Calling the Roll. 2.
Reading Minutes of the Previous Meet
ing. 8. Reading Communications, 4.
Report of the City Superintendent,
Report of the Secretary of the Board. 6.
Reports of Standing Lkammittees to the
order named above. 6. Reports of
Special Committees. 7. Deferred Busi
ness B. Presentation of Mils. 9. New
and Miscellaneous Buena...
5. A special meeting snail transact only
the bulimia for widen the meeting was
called, unless a two-third 'K) vote of
those present otherwise direct.
6. The following report &hall be sub
mitted In writing to the Board at each
stated meeting: A report of the City
Superintendent, setting forth the general
condition of the schools of the city, giv
ing such details as will enable the Board
to set for the twat interest of the schools.
On motion of bir. Hartman It was re.
calved.
Mr. Hartman moved that the President
of the Board be ex officio a member of
the Pauutoe Comnaluee, watch was
agreed to.
Mr. Craig moved that the comet rules
governing parilementary iodise be adopt
ed. Agreed to.
Mr. Hartman moved that each Con.
mittee elect its own Chairman. Agreed
to.
On motion of Mr. Craig the Roles and
Emulations am amended were adopted.
Mr. Duncan. from Committee frr High
School, reported the moult at thew invite.
Striations relative to the report of Mr.
Hartmen of hie visit to the High School.
The report of the Committee was pnb-
Betted In foil in the Gegen% several
days sine.
Age that the Committee have appoint
ed Mr. J. Brettell as meseereger to the
Board at a salary of fifteen dollars oar
month, and respectfully, recommend his
confirmation.
Alen having appointed Prof. Rob:bath
Profelsor of Herman in the High School.
The report was accepted.
On motion of Mr. Craig, the appoint
ment of Prof. Bartsch was confirmed.
On motion of Mr. Hardman. the ap
pointment of William .7. Brett."' was
omiirmed.
On motion of Mr. Hartman, it was re
solved that all reports of committees be
submitted Matte Board before they are
published.
Mr. Getty, from the Visitation Commit
tee, reperted the remit of their visits to
the High and Colored School..
On motion of Mr. Hartman, It was re
ceived and Bled.
Mr. Craig, from the Committee to
Audit the Amounts of the Treasurer.
reported that they had examined the ac
counts of. the Treasurer and carefully
compared the warrants with the soul and
found them correct.
On moden of Mr. Flamina. Lt was re
ceivedend filed.
On motion of Mr. Harrison, the Treas.
neer was authorized tooredit the account
_of Hobert 'oder, Collector of Pitt
- trio., with exoneration!, claimed to the
amount of 1209 Oi.
• Mr. Chadwick asked for an additional
teacher, of the intermediate grade, in
the Llneolnitub-Mstrics.
Mr. Mitchell asked for a primary
teacher, of the primary grade, In the
Washington sub-district.
Mr. Fleming applied for a primary
teacher in the Colfax enb-district.
Superintendent Lucky requested teat
authority be grimed to the Highland
subdistrict to appoint a primary teacher.
Mr. Hartman moved to refer to com
mittee.
Mr. Fleming moved to emend by add
tog "with power to act," which was
agree] to.
The Chair then put the motion as
unaided, and It was decided in the at.
Orme:ire.
A comotonleation from Mks Jennie
Ralston. Secretary of tub Pittsburgh
Teachers' Institute reporting the attend
ance and ammo of teachers of the high
and colored schools; also of the musics
teachers. Read and received.
On motion of Mr. Fleming, Mr. alms
was appointed on the following com
mittee via Teachers and Salaries, and
Hullo a commluee from a Committee
of Colored Chiantis protesting against
the sale of the Miller street School
Home; - requesting the orgaulasiktn of
"obter,Colorol Schools in different parts
of the city; protesting against the ap
pointment of a white lady as teacher in
the Colored School, asking the Board to
re-consider their action and appoint
a colored teacher.
Requeettng a change in the appoint.
truant of the Chairman of the Committee
on Colored Schools shall place a gentle
man to that position who will be boom
why with our people.
On motion of Id f. liutrpan . it was re
ceived.
idr. Shaw moved that the Committee
who were In attendenoe Do invited to
address the Board, which was agreed to.
Speeches were made by Prof. B. H.
Sampson. Rev. W. H. Hunter, Edward
Bailey and James W. Owens.
Mr. Shaw moved that the hours of
session is the Colored Bawl be the
same, and the mite for the closing of
I the doors be the same as the Ward
Schools. end that the building be put in
Mr.repair.
Mr. Oralg toned to refer it to the
Committee on Colored School, which
was agreed to.
On motion of Mr. Craig the Principals
of High, Sub District and Colored
Schools, were directed to state in then
monthly reports to the Superintendent,
the absence of beechen of mark.
motion of Mr. &Inchon it was
Resolved, That the Principals of the
High and District Schools atoll each
Make an annual- report to the City Su
perintendent on or before , the receipt-of
their June salary, setting forth the Mon.
dlilini and warns of their respeotive
school; together with the number of
males and females carolled during the
year, the average monthly enrollment,
and the average monthly Attendance,
together with snob other items as the
Superintendent may designate.
Mr: Harrison offered the following,
which was decided le the negativo
Rooked, That the teachers who at
tended the City Teachers' Institute on
Friday eveningh.October 28. be allowed
to count that everting es teaching time.
Oa motion of Mr. Hartman it. was
resolved , to appoint an assistant to tap
Colored Night School.
On motion, the appointmetrt was refer. I
red to the Committee on Colored Schools
with power to act.
- On motion of Mr. Nobbs it was
Beargeed, That we consider It Inex
pedient to Bell the building on Miller
street, and that the Committee be in
structed to take no further action in re.
gard to Beagle
On motion of Mr. Hartman, Hugh
8010 was allowed twenty dollars for his
attendance in the rooms during the
month, of September and October.
On motion of Mr. Hanlon the Seem
We was authorized to purchase station
ary. .do., for the Deaf and Dumb School.
Mr. Mitchell offered the following:
Rooked, That all scholars members of
closes 0 and D, Pittsburgh High School,
who are not bona Jkfe residents of the
city of Pittsburgh be notified that they
Must cease attendance, and that the
members of elaseettA and B who are not
bouafidiresidentilif the eity be required
I to pay the Item of thirty dollars annua ll y
to commence August 30, 1E49.
Mr. Hartman moved to amend by. con.
tinning thosewho are In attendiutoe unit!
theflrat of .Inly next.
Yr. Dugan moved inlay on the table.
The quotient was put and decided 1n
the negative: :
I A Motion to adjourn was Made Old
=LEL
4 .BULIS” AND "fin
Commercial Gambling
EDITORS:.-The engrossment,
by capitalists, combining for purposes of
speculation, of staple commodities which
enter largely Into the general °saguaro.
non of the people, In quantities so large
as to enable the speculators to enhance
the price and dictate to the consumer
what he shall pay for an Important arti
cle of daily consumption, is become so
common among us that foreigners gener
ally, and many citizens, have came to
speak of us u a nation of gamblers. In
keeping with thin Idea, are the wriest so
often used In your own and other Jour,
nab In their money and market reports.
each as songs, shorts, bulls, Deems, buyer's
option, sclipr's option, spot earner. do.
Tnese terms Lave become familiar as
applied to the operations in various
leading commodities, such as gold pnv
ernMent, corporation, bank stocks,
wheat, Barley, flour, Petroleum dut..
In each of which Capitalists and specula
ter.; have for the pan few years been
wont from di t to time to make a "(br
ute." Your ere will remember that
breadstuff.. tea by cornering combina
tions at Chlossio, and other great canters
of that trade, been pushed up to rates
that had no 1.4 i ls In th e relations of :sup
ply and de mos , but were pare and ISID.
mixed, artilleral distortions of value,
brought on lot combinations of capital
and credit in be hands of unacripulous
speculators.
About this tile last year a "corner" in
Petroleum w made, or sztempted, in
which several of our Pittsburgh dealers
were partioepa criminia. Io thin case, If
my memory ser •es um, some of the
"bolls" CIILOO Off with broken horns, or
aerely lacerated bank-credits.
Dozing the past year the "Mans" In oil,
on two or more occasion", undertook to
make little "corners," with, however,
bttt partial summit.
A few weeks ago the New York Gold
Exchange was worked into a mast por
n, ntous "corner," which, like, the ex
plosion at Avondale, spread devastation
all around.
And now, notwithstanding the severe
lemma of numerous and terrible finan
cial dissicers, and the downfall of many
vletims, we see the elements of another
corner-combination flostiag in every
breeze. It would seem evident that err
tam prominent, , welt-known and
wealthy oil dealers and refiners, and
sundry opulent Arms outside of the oil
trade, have gotten op • huge cant ids's.
tion to make • "bull corner In petro
leum. • large amount of boos Ade
capital and • large amount of bor
rowed money are brought 41 the service
or the speculators in the pending scheme
for distorting the price -of redned and
crude bIL These corner men have bought
up contracts tor suture delivery of oil,
It Is understood, to the extant of over
one hundred thousand barrel; and they
continue to parettsae, constantly ad
vancing the rues, Intending still further
to raise prices, and by taking, them
selves, so mu= of the entire production
that the contractors for future dells ,
ery will dud it Impossible to an
their contracts, and so be (breed
to pay . to the corner men the diherence
between the low rate contracted for and
the high rate which the movement or
corner is designed to establisn. If this
high game, with Its tremendous stake.,
can be =cement', played, the "balls"
will pocket perhaps • million dollars in
glortousiy wrenched from the diatom
tided "bears," But, on the other
hand. If the "bolls'. And the
Job too heavy, the task too
herculean for their combined apital and
credit, and be driven to reveal the least
sign Of weakness or decrepitude, the
menaced crowd of "bears" will turn up
on and devour or drive them, bleeding
and exhausted, back front the arena of
the strife. But, Wears. Editors, are
yours sod the other Journals of the city
doing your whole duty In reference to
these illegitimate, esuarrallsing and dare
gerous agitators and disturbers of the
otherwise whelsomeand healthy condi
tion of our cotr.mereal and lluancial mar
ket.? I observe that the Gatirrre in its oil
market reports, so much consulted, and
generally so reliable, very properly
records the receipts and ant Ma, the
sales and prime of oil, and also coin.
manta on the condition and propene of
the market, giving in alternate banes
thexespectiva views of the "Bella" and
of the ' , Beare" while this may, and
I suppose is Jost what a busi
ness and commercial newmpaper is
expected to do. Is it all that should
be dose? ass it ever oecurred to you
that It la the duty, and would be becom
ing In an old and influential paper, Mo.
reptised for two or three generations as a
'faithful sentinel on the watch tower,
keeping vigils over the moral, social, po
inlaid and commercial interests of the
community, sounding , the alarm when
danger threatens, advocating the tight
and awning and denoctecing the weling?
I say, tea it not occurred to you
that you sbotdd bold up to wte•
lio reprobation every such gems
end wanton perversion of the morals of
trade, as gold corners, wheat earners,
petroleum or any other corners? Should
Me press stand dumb, while our met•
forgetting or Indifferent-to the
glory sod renown of the ancient London
or Venetian merchant far strict moral
integrity, matt recklessly into the
maelstrom of speculation, beedlem of
bailie on this ride slid Charybdis on that,
down the rapids and over the cataract
into the abyss below?
That my conception of the magnitude
of the perils involved In anch movements
as the one under review, may not appear
extravagant, lei Me apifek briefly or some
of its aspects, or how It looks to an out
sider.
The ••/taller tt Is Illiticosted, have
already engrossed over 100,000 barrels of
relined olt.' /t la understood they mterid
to hold this In band at least until Jens.
airy next, and In
raid on
or oessfulty treble on the "Beare," or
••Shortik" they must purchase at ad.
vandng • rates nearly all the pro
duction of November and December—the
production at this thus lab, simmer any
former period In the history of Petroleum
and reaches the autrundlog figure of 14.-
000 barrel. Mande par diem, which re
sults In • dolly yield of refined MI equal
to at leant 10.000 barrels per diem.
The prOdeetttne trala In Nov. to Pt
het baa a ad ra .W .d *IR o'Weeb. th h e t
to
Ohoht,cm
The OCO berfela hew held ex the me.
n ch. ettato eaten Imola asoho•t
to LAMM
In all 414.44.0:0
These figures .approMmate the truth,
and give a vivid idea of the load to be
carried if the corner le to culminate In
January next. It is quite formidable
enough to suggest to all the lessor or
weaker "bu ll s" the wisdom of an early
escapade. ant, suppose the contents,
when .Tandery oinnes, And It impossible
to unload without giving up the brill
for margin; and, to swan each a
amid essay to cam their Immense kr
over the doll months into the autumn of
1870, with the acaretkine of IMMO
en loans, leakage end
of oil, premium Insuranc=
iprobably all this In the hoe of a rapidly
ncreasing production under the stimulus
of prices made artlfetally high by their
own 11=0: Whit OW oat °W the sum
of the disasters to follow? The 'lslam"
may, indeed, be driven to their boles,
with only their paws to eau, hot what
of the Mils"? May not even those of
the largest sutlers be Mt with only their
dry hoofs to stick?
I repeat Mr. Editor that In my opinion
at bast, the poplin Press, especially such
papers as I hold the GAZITTII to be,
owes it to the reputation and emitters of
the tradhig.axnumnity to lignelim such
proceediags with lid market candiumus.
lion. Pittsburgh can well do Without
Goulds or Flak& Its atmosphere is
uncongenial for such, and the Preen
should aid In keeping It so. Seeing In
your paper of Monday' an article shoed
”Pair Play" with Its little bornsetlaking
out, has prompted me to write. I regret
that my hurried circumstances prevents
me from writing with more care.
Eves fir.
. *anew Eigaps. •
Yedifrdey afternoon, a team of banes
attached to a wagon loaded with uw
dust, while being driven along Canal
street at 'lts intersection 'with Liberty,
became frightened at a locomotive and .
made a plunge forward, right In trait of
it. Fortunately the engine, which wu
stinting • train, slopped Just at that in.
stout withbie foot or two of the wagon.
The affrighted anima* however, mold
not be chalked. made • Ebert turn
elf the traft' w hich threw the driver to
the ground under a wheel. which pined
over his right log. They then brought
themselves sad the vehicle to a Mgt&
still by running against a post =Um
sidewalk fronting the elevator. and Mar
tha off a wheel. The injured aura woo
taken Into the.ltash House sad a Mil
am Rent for who pronounced the bone
unbroken. US -was, however. severely
bruised, and, being unable to walk. was
tarried to Merey Hospital Dir treatment.
Ills name taowen Milton.
Marrow Faceme.2 other day a MO
narrowly escaped ring her skull
crushed in by - brick from the
top of the new buildings in course of
'rootlet' on Ma avenue near Market Er 3 P10734111 Ofilro.—Olrle wanted, for
atrem, but the fall of Able cooks and pinto femurs in the city.
nothi n g compared to th e redo/mom de B. H. Long. at No. 13 Federal street.
price' In the truck ba l ding b roug ht near bridge. Allegheny City, at the liket.
arms try the entermme sod blames ter Washing Idilue Ondoa Im tact of Liehler shoo the opal= of hie
new and mammoth ofto hlhihmaat, lot hod Ihtate.=See aavolthament of
Wood egret. • Tramito, Irealase e tan in INWCIumg & Itidnbow. 'Baal Estate and
large meartixatet.'hot co= el on InsMancei Ainenle, 196. 15/7 end WO Oen.
RM
band. DcaN ./9i Waal no Mita% IL
I ` ,
THE COURTS.
capreme Court—Fall tkuch
TVIEZDAY, November 9.—The Supreme
Court met at 10 o'clock, A. x., present a
full bench. The following hualneas was
trilllKilettd
Behmll:t et al. vw, Weidman, D. C. Ar
gnment concluded by Roethen for pLain
air to error.
Coleman et al. NIL Koontz et al. Argu
ed by Geyer for plaintiff in error, and by
A. M. Brown, contra
Ballentine vs. McGh, C. P. Argo.
ad by Lauer for plat ff In error, and
by Over. contra.
Porter's Executor's appeal, C. P. Ar
gued by Purulence for appellant, and by
Marshall, contra.
Koontz vs. Kennedy, L. C. Argued
by Bell for plaintiff In error, and by
Smith contra.
Duff et aL vs. Hoffman, C. P.
Argued by Duff for plaintiff in error and
by Huy. contra.
Whigtism's appeal from C. P. Ar
gued by Hasbrouck for appellant and by
Penny contra.
Reynolds et al.; appeal. Argued by
Miller for appellant and thereupon appeal
quashed.
Neel et at. va. biefflbenny, D. C. Ar
gued by Large for plaintiff in error and
by Woods contra.
U. K. District Veart—.lndge McCandless.
TOBBOAT, November 9.-13. Held and
W, A. Heeler, doing bueinen at Cony,
Pa., were adjudged bikrupta.
A motion for a new trial was made In
the case of Peter Higgins.
K. Circuit Court—Judge McCandless.
ntrItIDAT, November 9.—The IMO Of
G onld vu. Reese, action to recover dam
ages for an alleged infringement of •
patient. On trial.
—o—
Court—Judge Kirkpatrick.
TUESDAY, Nov. 9 —The case of the
Western Inettranos Co. for tun •re. J. D.
Drain, previously reported, Is still on
Pi al.
Pftstrargb, Fon Waype and Cbltago
0113=1
From the annual report of the Pia;
bu rgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railway
Co weeny for the year ending June 30,
13139, as filed at the office of Gen. George
W right, Ohio, Oomminloner of Railroad.
and Telegraph; the Columbus Journal
gleans the ibllowing Items:
The length of the main line I. about 468
utiles; branches 83 miler; entire line and
branches 000 miles; mein line in Ohio 251
miles; branches In Ohio 84-10 miles;
aide tracks 46 miles; total length of Iron
In Ohio 306 miles. There are In Ohio 43
wooden bridge; with an aggregate
length of 4.616 feet, and live iron
haidpe w en egw-egate length
of 196 Poet. ith
There ere oo the line
216 locomotives. 95 first-clues and 26 sec
mid-class passenger cars. 64 express end
hagglers oars, 3.134 freight earn and 108
other can There are employed In ope
rating the raid In Ohl; 1,75 3 Pomo&
There were carried during the year
1,4123,251 passengers, 606,944 tone of
through freight and 907,766 tons of local
freight. There were consumed In Ohio
dazing the year 40,639 lairds of wood and
46,544 tone df coal.
The expenses for the year were as fol
' lowm Maintenance of way and strno
tons; 11.293.699.89; Motive power and
cars, 54994972,74; Transportation ex
' VorloCo. 54394951.61: General expenses,
11119.81.2.41- Torsi exponent of operating
he road, 16.080.43 6 .66. Theernalcas are
reported am follow= Transportation of
passengers, 52,625,683.47; Transportation
of freight, 54391.620.10: Mali and express,
11217,10566; from all other 10111011111. stole
81570' Total earnings. 511.2193,396.77. Net
multings. 52,165,850-42. The amount of
capital stock paid tole 511,602,000. The
following are the officers of the company,
ell realdents of Pittsburgh: George W.
thee, President; Thomas D. Messier, As.
slatent President: K M. Hutelthnon,
..Senmat7; J. P. Henderson, Treasurer;
H. A. Gardner. Chief Engineer, J. N.
McCullough. General I3upertntendent.
J. P. Farley, Auditor; F. R. Myer; Gen
eral Ticket Agent; Wm. P. Shinn, tlen
end Freight Agent.
The Return from Europe of IN. W
Ochmild% Ere.
We yesterday had the plasm.» of
visiting Mr. O. W. Schmidt, the senior
member of the esteoelve wins and liquor
importing house of Schmidt d Friday,
corner of Canal and Penn streets, who
has Mei returned Irmo nearly half •
year's purvisadeg Irbil in the fanums
wine growing countries of the Old
World. He made very heavy purchases
while abroad in Germany, Spain, France
and Portugal. and the rum, who are
regarded as among the heaviest wins
importers of the country. are now daily
receiving oat of bond, in:IOMM in
voices of foreign wines and bran
dies, the very hest that the European
markets afford. The line of cham
pagnes is very complete and comprises
all the famous and most popular brands
known to the trade, and altogether la the
fullest and drew aasortment ever opened
in this city. The general Importation of
light, dry and heavy wino embraces all
the varieties in favor with connoisseurs,
having been selected at the mar celebra-
ted vineyards of Europe. Few of oar
readers have any proper idea of the ex
tent of the business transacted by tub
rummer, which oomph , . position with the
very largest adabilahments of the char
ade/ In New York or Philadelphia.
They monthly receive direct [tom En.
rope imisumse invoices of wines and
brandies, and their commodious
cellars and ware moan are always
cocked cocked their fullest capiedUes.
trade la very large, and with each re
turning year lIMIUMSII more formidable
proportions. Making their own impor
tations and purchasing direct from the
vineyards where produced, they have
supedire advantages to offer in wines
and Wandler as to purity, ffnemess, qual
ity end cheapness. Memo. Schmidt a
Friday are gentlemen of the strictest
honesty and integrity, and coturpierama
for fair dealing and uprightness. and
while heartily welcoming the senior
home after his emended continental
basinssi tour, we teal that it bin place
to bespeak for this enterprising firm a
full share of the patronage of our friends
and readers.
Two fletworoolo Ix Ow Da,
The members of the Cantata Scebtkr
are Indefatigable to their exertions to
make of their first concert the greatest
amateur pertbrmenee ever given It
burgh. They bad two 'obit:Wm last
Monday. one In the atureamon. soother In
the Melling, s ci . thus passed from four
to live holes in hard study. Some of
our prominent divines end oonnobasure
werepresent at the evening rehearsal.
pressed In em v ithstle terms their
admiration and eon Won that en 101-
manse moons would reward the biters
of the society- A aketeb of the program
me Is given to-ay In our ocdnuuts, The
hlgn ekaramer at the society Gan at once
heindged from the mimeo of the com
p:ears and the Works selected.
Eniareed. Messrs. Tampion & Co
fines the recent Ms at their establish
mod, have rebuilt Ow destroyed
and at the same time comddera=s 4 .
lanced the sertabllahment. Fox los
cream, Confectionary, Oysters, and any
palatable dish la season. there la no oleos
better than this house, comer Eirolthfield
street and Diamond alley. ladles or
gent/omen can he Served with the latest
denounce in the way of edibles at all
hours of the day and evening. Remem.
her Youropon & Cc's and give them •
can,
Tbik IczYnous--The in aneminipplemand
ibr the celebrated gneensware from the
Keystone Pottmy. Kamm 8. M. Kier &
of. proprietors, is the very bast evidence
1W Sze/limo° end superiority .OVer
other artiales of th. 6 kind in the market.
Everything in the line of queensware
may be lbund et the ware room, NO. SES
Liberty street, and for the encourage
ment of home manefacturers, ands from
the superimity of the articles, this °dab.
Itehment shd be patronized.
Chapped Elinsa, hoe sod all
Una of the akin, certainly oured roul t
wing the .fer Thar /bap, made by
Caswell. Har.s, & Co., New York. It
all other moodiness it wW pre.
weather the skin if need
ring sold It I. esall_y appal,
avoiding all trouble of the
comPoßneh rezw in use. It an bit=
by WISE whit the rust tender skin,
without irringlon or Wn, malting II soft
and dear. add by the draWal gam.
fah wT
Bowts awl Nswqmpera,...Books, news
pipers and 'meadows, all the West
Amnion and forehpe publloallons, to
gether wlth►a ore and valuables
meat of works now out of print, et
Egsn's Book end Newspaper Depot, No.
41 Bluth mum Many of the works
oched ill half price, while now of the
am be purchased any chasten%
wren et the publishers, Egan's Is the
place to go to making preemies In this
Excitement Extreordloary—lme lea' FM,
EMEEgEIMMIiI
Never in the history of this old and
atald city ham the excitement in the Far
Trade reached the proportion , that it
has attained since the arrival of the im
mense stock Just received at the famous
and reliable borne of Wm. Fleming &
Co-, No. 189 Wood street. The goods
kept here are Snit-class, and are all war
ranted. No mbirepreeentations what
ever will be allowed upon the part of
any of the salesmen in order to scam
pliah a sale. But all goods are repro
muted according to their true quality and
value. The stock of this estsbdahment
le truly immense, =slating of data=
and Permian Lamb, Mink Sable. Siberian
Squirrel, Water Mink, Black and Brown
Sables, German Fitch, etc., made ih all
the new style. of Barques, Berthas, Col
lars, Eugenia., Muffs and Cue% all of
which are being mold at from 16 to 25 per
cent. Ida than any other hove In the
city.
Amusements
New Oman. Hotnut —Leilingwell, who
has sucoesnrully astabliabed a new school
of hla owe In the borleque drama, and
an artist of very superior talent and
great versatility, to-night appears in twa
of his very teat characters. He la
deserving crowded houses, furnishing
an entertainment chants, modest and
fun-provoking, and such as should find
the heartiest encouragement with all
classes of amusement lovers.
Prrranutton Taman's—The patrons
of the Pitutburgh Theatre have been well
entertained ever since the warm Wm
=tined, and each succeeding week
brings some new attraction. Rita Percy
and Mina Benson are the chief attractions
thin week.
FTr!TIIirMI
The season of the year having arrived
when we are permitted to Indulge our
epioureaniam, In games, dinners, sup
pers, Ate., we dwelte to call she attention
of the public to the fact that there la at
least one establishment to the city where
of every description, from reed
bird to venison, Including dunks, prairie
chickens, pheasants, wild turkey, and
bear meal, can be procured at ell time.,
fresh and good, and where it is prepared
and served to a style unampaid. It
Is scarcely necertary, however, for us to
say that we refer to the Continental Sa
loon. Filth avenue, nest door to the Pala-
Milos, as the public generally, know that
Bolted:wiener always takes the lead in
such matters, serving his Patrons with
the best of everything the market and
season affords,
The Secret of Beaty Iles In the use of
Hagan's btagnolls Balm for the Com
plexion.
Roughneaa, Redness, Blotches, Etna
burn, Freckles and Tan disappear where
It Is applied, and a beautiful oomplexion
of pure, satto-like texture Is obtained.
The platoon features are made to glow
with Healthful Bloom and Youthful
Beauty.
Remember Hegan'a Magnolia Rem is
the thing that products them effects, and
any lady can secure It for 76 cents at
any of our stores.
lb preserTe and dross the Hair use
Lyonra Yababon. amyl+.
Fresh—Our lady friend. need have no
fear that the stook at Idoorhead's, No. 81
Market ousel, will be band eroded
over before they get there, es the propri
etor of that eatablzahment make, It a
point In Ws badness arrangements to
always keep up the supply with the de
mand, and Mmes. she is thus compelled
totot &naive new goods dilly, Ws stack is
gawk?"' new, fresh, and of the latest
styles. It is this peculiarity which has
made 81 Market street so popular with
lady purchasers.
Chllinsahr incriblog nude to order and
Stitching and Stamping Gar braid, ge.,
at No. 12 Federal street, near the bridge,
Allegheny (My, et the Dealer Weal:king
Machine Office. R. H. Loam.
WHO7•Mq A T VI GROCERS, &c.
aBO. R. taI.WORIW. ASSIST a. at•aliclk
JOU/11 BILWOWIII.
DILWORTH9 HARP .& CO
'Wholesale Grocers,
Na 243 LIBERTY STREET,
Oppealla bud al Woad Knot. Probargts,
BAVI MX= WITH
Very Large and Complete stock of
GROCERIES,
They Rupectfally Wile the Attention
OF
P TIROHASE.R.S.
.02
EATABLE SHED ET
A. & T. 001111 LY, 1812.
W. IL NEELY,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(0111.1:CriT Oar. Lau HOT ILL.)
PITTIIWZGH. PA.
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
ltacamor to Pecan • Annstrtraga
PRODUCE IXHIMIIIMOR 11.1:6131A3T,
=TINo. 25 Market. Street..
N
L . a. =Asuman,
Wholesale and Rittal Grocer,
—gattzfil
. ISO Ptxfl BTRZCS
T MIX, DUUD & PATTON,
CA . aargaroerbaata
ma Lard OU. km. Malik BM
Cotton Yarn. sad au l'lttetompla IllmaThetares
moral. and 2.114 a=llllD antirr.
tritabug6,
PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.
Iturs DANNY, 11010111 A CO., Al
Ezekuge Plies, and I. L INUIT 1 (0.,
11 tine hint, N. T., offer for ode the
Bondi of the Inns PmUM Railway.
flue Roads pay arum per eat. is Cold;
have thirty Tun to inn ; are Ins from
Bounstant Taxation; are seeded by a
Land Ind of Ida Illifea Ants of the
Plant Lands la Isnue and Colorado.
In addition to this quid grant the Com
pany alio out Three Milieu of Acres
Ig anus, whiel as being rapidly sold le
develop the Mary and Improve Um road.
They are firdmutmtge upon the Menden
of the read from Ilierldn, luau, to
BUM, Colorado. The road Is operation,
417 mils long, open which it Is also a
mortgage, now aim 1011 THIN
11001111 NIT INCOME TO PAT TER IN.
MST UPON THE NEW 10 1. Tkerele
as better mark In the ' ket—this
beingla some rivals bettor (Wert
meat luneltiu. PIiIIiCIPIL IND U
TERI? TIME IN COLD, Price 11,
and 'Mel Intend, Is Conley;
?Impalas, laps tad Mann famished
ea application, •
.. -
We bra a tall linty &the tbere
Goads as bad and tar ute; sad vs tab
pkutui lo , recommtadlnp tbrea Musty
nllablir sad perfect!! salt latutatat.
M'CLEAN a Co..
lb. la barb Annie,' Plitibarai. rak
aa3o
•••-
116.3*,-1:11
THE PITTSBURGH
VINEGAR
WORKS.
BALLOU & ADAMS,
167, 168, 169 and 170
SECOND AVENUE,
►re now prepared to furnish VINT.° AM at the
lAIIMIT ■ARK yr RATICS. Attention 4 on,
tinntlarty Wind to oar
EXTJIA WINE VINE&AB.
p,',93i:N:ELAlibyr.lers):l:l
1869 1870.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
Greatly Reduced Prices!
E. HOUSTON & SON,
Faehlonable Merchant Tailors b Clothlen,
70. 107 FIFTH /WINNE. wane" of CUM
Alley, have Just reoetred the Lamest end moot
eamplete Itcce of Cloth. and Cattebnerea, Wat
tage and eastant matte olotblog over opened to
Wittily. It comprises the very most of French
Roods at well aa medium Awerleannutanfeetares.
Our am tot Small Profits, Low Pekoe. Wok
Wes and Bradt Cash favor no with a Call sad
Jartne for roareelvea All orders 111.1 warranted
pre sstistsOloo. xa
THIRD ARRIVAL
WINTER GOODS.
GRAY & LOOM,
89 Fifth Avenue, 47 Sixth Street
Men and Boys Clothing in the
Greatest Variety,
OTEICOITI ILL ITTLFI 111 D ARIL
The Lowest prima to tba airy tor good isobar.ar
tlal rocota.
TEe ap-tawn panne are oontubily Welled St
call to Si oar mew stoma mid astatine noel.
GRAY & LOGAN.
89 Fifth Avenue,
47 Mirth Street.
P. Al'A_l-1.131A.V.,
MEROHANT TAILOR.
13=1
Cloths, Cagan:gams and readings.
Al., 0 CITLIXZN If IURNISHINO.6OOI:I6.
N O. 286 DEC. TEEM, 1669.
rablk notice Is hereby given that
NATRONA & TARENTUM
Beflegoial Society
Ran aakilod to the Coon of Common Pk. of
Altrebory Cessato !kr • Cbartor. aka that Um
Gala Coati M. as cadet m tko maw to to. of
loot Lbat tats Matter kIU Oa ornate at their
TAM/IM. I
mottos. unless exteot 5001 Manta 011.1 be bard
Lao 001.11th114.
J. W. INLLTIFS.
No. 93 1-2 Smith!' Lek' Strout.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
intro Cloadas stria to order V I.lho Wool
TIEGIEL,
No. 53 Smithfield Streol„Pftlaburgb.
MehTl:l
NEW FALL GOODS.
• noleattld lulu .s.d, a
CLOTHS, C agsrisrießrij. SG.
last laaatridea UM&V IMITILI6,
Sat liheattaal Millar. •i auttlatakt inst.
LIVERY & SA.LEI STABLES.
Mill PATTIRSON Si 00:1
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St.,
117111111ME11. PL
Wilt on Every Saturday Hold
AN AUCTION SALE
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
WAGONS.
=94l%*'"'"A""" ium "
men plow I.ord Oar
w . l z f a ltu Al= =t a m Tb
r gi:Ligy:t
gamms.
taalloa sod good oars 0111 go Cron ail !alga
JOHN H. ST WART, Ludlam"
toss g.
ROW. H. PAITINIVn,'" A r & ca.
1.1173""
-.aY. ELLIail AMID
a.; • ezza (.)':•ff.:111/11:1'04z.-•:
COL 111 Bil HIM 6 LIMIT It
=
WINS 3. LIQUORS, &a,
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
Xl6B, BMW, NI, &0.,
WSOILICSALE DISALNIMIS to
PURE BYE WHISIUES;
409PEITESTREET.
Have Removed to
NO@. MI AND DM PENN,
Car. itlevanth at, (formerly CaaaL
roam lI.FINCHA
Nor tf6. 11/". 2111% .to aid as.
PIM sTILY4T, lIIISIIIIOM
Omar labtaled Pare In
arias to YOZZION 111735 804 Lt.
44011 a. WIPP. a. akll..allll
MF ln r 7 ;7l
100 WOOD STREET.
Sg NEW GOON&
EINE VASES.
41 isei ABB UM&
1111/
gi '...A.Brars.
....
FA lINCITUire Ilia.
Marge mei of
1 AIME MIND GOODS
CQ .t in duartiAam
• . I
pi s aall em zrimea be arl ia x
E. NEWEL , & 00.
100 woos RIPIIICIFin-
CALL ARID SEE
2111 asw
Child 13eta, Parian Statuette,
Vain ssel riat u ittletee. vropeditil Ow las
-
B. BIONIC & golk,
N.. ISt UMW MENEM
If
z.- 2 ,1, Imo mamma__ TI.. Irldt•
emits" Ware for 11 ant win IN Milky...
Ma& GO
Mt SALE I AMUSEMENTS
KoR SALE—PROPEILTY.
ll lota 95:131 feat, graded. cotlybr—
par pear. 4 lots 140139 fee 400—
.100 per year. 1101115:199 feet, 95 ; Seer/
street. Pram* boase of 3 rooms, lot 94:100
Met: 0.111.1.100. Brits Douse of T rooms. Wits
room d stable; 99:100-114,5e10. 9 three
plemA an ied brleit brumes on Patton street. each 414.
000. fuse roomed pressed brick !wafts IneLP
finished. new: lot 601100. Two brick bows.,
pumps and hydrants, all tor 04,000. New two
roomed and osier brick boom, 10l 100 100; 51.-
400 —4600 cub and 11119/ per ewer. Good
sewn roomed Porter and Mt 94:960 feel. 1111.-
500, sad easy .nntts. 0 roomed Remo noose
lot 11 4.0 0, 11500-4500 cash and Wane,/ In 1
and 9 years. 9 lots on Wylie .111001 94:90:
N9O. 11,9 on Wylie street 14711:195 :114100.
11 lets on Centre avenue 111.1em195,• 4900 cork.
1.80 beet front on Centre •este• by 195 fart
deep, will dleide towel: alo es:. Celt tr.: &wenn!
from $3OO to $llOO. The above property is we
located and withln 10 to 111 021 notes wallt of the
Cann Ham, d
ermaast NewControl Passenger
R. R. 90 scree arern Penna. Pallroad. 4
miles from the eft,. SW notes on Pan Handle
Railroad, • miles from city. New room frame
bon. 1 mile from Court Hon.. 1491/ sexes
Slasonri land.
Persona d• striai to parattue • home or auk.
aa doyen...teal. thora alshltdr to sell, plasm
call oa or addrosa.
IIeCIAING • RAINBOW.
LIM Nod. 193 191 and 199 Centre avenna.
HOBOKEN" STATIONS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
nag beautiful situation cannot be surusaseg
fOT Plivate realdenee. to any direction, ot Mom
to both clues, being only elobt miles 00 the
Western Pennsylvania IZMInuo. Any per•011ot.
Mring to ibrmation about tnts property csa 00•12
II by naming as the odlee of Um IliON CITY MII
7IIAL WPM INOVRANCI COMPANY. TS
IWtersl etreet. Allegheny. Lots hots one-ball
acre tO eve arrest .10, small lola to suit Vol.
chMera. There M a goat tocauchor • outlaw
mute gatablishment., batman flatiroad and
Alleghthy river. aragnagg
AT PRIVATE BALE-VAILILIA•
Illsg LOT 07 GEOOFFD Okuda on the
nortisnAsi earner of Riockion MIXII3O and Beare
SA, ALlegbeay city, Ito:alai 37 ftet on Siontios
even.. preserving the same width along Heaven
street 140 feet: insace 11001 Beaver areal 100
(Oct. preasiTton a width of 80 feet to Water
ousel, on which erected • t r wo-stan , from*
d4elllan bonse..d beton the late realdene• of
Lather Stockton, deed. TWA pm...Mt tread
012 ttio Allegment Pork- nod tar beauty alma/Ina
and sorrow:Winn ea.% te excelled. For terms
of sat and fartherLTo i an , 8 0 . r U a PDI KE
seilkoo No. 409 Buser A • me.
Fns SALE.—A Very Desirable
TLC T OF LARD, containing about *II
eltasta wlthla dye miler of the on and
stool two minute. watt [ton Ingram illtatn of
tha Psonsadle Railroad; bas s front of stoat
ono-third of mill On etartler• Creel; all esoa
nla of talon enitaraurd, besot rich bottom land
sal ads:drab/7 scanted to beteg lard oat tnto Intl
of from 4to 5 sore or less. toad hour, wen.
AA sad wall of Imo on the orotalses. Tams
OW. Apply to B. aIeLAIN t CO.
am No. 104 Fourth Awennta
VALUABLE LAWRENCE
VILLE PROPERTY FOR tI•LE.-161
feet front be Forty-Poorth street Ity 1114 feet
deep on as nil built Penally Mansion of
portico, ald• ball , nine roma., wash room and
ee , M , sardmt. variety of cholas fruits end
grape rte. a The louden la pmee•aut sad
eealthy. Will be sold at fair price tad on ma
eonable Roma. Apply to
CII7IIIIICRT 4 80
.79 Meth avenue.
SALE.—One Two Horse
pr . 1
. 1f o , :h r goas, suitable for gardener.
War c
One Onirgned Amen/lame.
0 00 empty metro{ Banal@ for glue .an.
000 emptyWhlaky barrels.
Apply W armonse, Na. OW Darrel% street.
Monateone U y. (ha Pearl MM. Alleghe J
orgzHlS Del&
PIR SALE. SOUTH PITTP—
-10/1011 rIitIPZLITT.—A seat TIVI/ MST
aICH DWICLLINt. MAME of WI. Slaitooau
and Cellar. Gat ltxterea, Heoraht and • Weil
or Water. tat teat feet front on Can..
street try one tutd.ed dory. Moe 10.000.
Tel nu one-balf easho•malader In ona ad two
fade.. B. CUTHBERT BOM, 210 000 10 onr
.LEGAL.
NOTICE —All persons are
be. ;by wattled that ...wee of edsolatetta
on the estate of • - )(dual.] la •
of W /Meshes g. altreeeter county. r... dge'd..
baseWe day been greeted to the andetalgatd.
rata. Waned to the estate will peen mottle
eolth toe ist ono, sad thoee haste. < luau against
the estate wUI wawa% them to me.
W. J. Dui IuHISIT.
mt.:rend Whine. bore. ra.
EECUTR IX'S NOTICE...—
Wl:terms I it.,. test... Mary twee been
=VP. tm tb r e _
elalme asahnst mad estate are aeren; flea
i tunseiLl i te mect . e wttboat d•lay, nod persons
Wr7TDT:IT leelartz.
beta WY. IL DU • tie.
oc211:413 h.. 37 Flab Arms..
C=lll
I
00AL AND 00E31
CHM RS H. 41,111 STRONG,
Youghiogheny and Connellsvifie Coal.
COIL, SLIME lAD INULPHEBIZED COIL
OFFICE AND TAM),earner & Ma and
Wort. atom. Limit! sod Clyser
Ninth wool; Woo Eleoond meet , bloat .n d,
wad, of !bat o f Was sums. 7. r %J. E. ft Depot,
&Nand mu.
Orden Leant either of tto &flora Dams, or ad •
400 to me through Pittsburgh P. U., mal m
oots. proms& eitiretaall.
B.tar so whom I am subblying: Won.
Unt i ovnau 11 1 11 , h : 4,..111. 1 4.40uri
Co, enk • Hugus, Alex Bradley. Park. Ilms!
Co., ,rt i, l b.r /LeCurdy Co.. Bona thug •
Co. J. B. LIVO f ,
=tIJUI tae. .mac.
OM Coto aibn.w.me r. 0..
°eauCQ LU COALLUI
DICKSON, STEWART & CO,
antes mooned their 01100 to
O. 567 LIBERTY STRFAT,
aatstr ettr annumvoND ram)",
LLitn. 27. 0 5 1 . COAL Carat Use
at their M. or ocktnemono
anin" sall. 1= Os anneal to
imaateir.
PROPOSALS.
...
♦,..OQpT Ojri c rlitret.M%
TO FUNIIFACTREtEUS OF
IRON RAILING.
The Comettbre w 1 , 1t7 Propers7•lll melee
NU Nun ERTIPIDAY, Ub inn „as 3 r. N.,
ter teralsetne ..d exise. to pawn about NO
/ZIT 1603 ILIALLVO ascend 4.3tv Hall &rum
Plans sad !qete.,knis em, be ..42 sad IN
Pentesdan obNeed at IN enc.
CHARLES DAPS!
Clty Zairtweer.
CITIr COVVIOLLZII4I 07110,
Cm or ALLIGIIINNT, No, 4 , UMW I
N OTICE TO CONTRACTOR&
SIMALED PROPOSALS
WM be r. aimed at thb U. atoll 3 o'clock r.
au and 11113BeDAY. 3BeDAY.Nov. llta. 1859. for the Ono
We. Wm Paving of tat a t
rt. and Al-
GRADING AND PAVING
PIMP ALUM from Banton Alley to Barnett
OII&DING ONLY.
WILLOW from Venial atreet to Bar
tan alma.
Beeelehettom em be seen at the ogees of CU.
Darts. Lg.. CID Thelma, The right Is r..ser.
oeet my or stl led . .
i W. li. roliTelt. etty Controller,
erci — ixotheza•s toencs.
411.1.zemataT Cm, P... Nos. 3. 1109.
NI:TICE.—The assessment for
rading aid Pm las BEECH lITENZT
Dom Ineta to Alleibeey Aveneee. and elso for
Oredlei sad Parlez &VAS, ALEXI". Dam
Bayou street. me eoe , r.edy for tzentlemtloa
mad ma be •etee at Was cam. milt WED3I:S..
DAT, Nov. 10. IM9, when Mel will be amid
to the bawls of Dente Ttesamer the colic Won.
CILL.IILES DAVIS.
FlTm"r•l
=3
&LLEGUENT CO. , WORK-
Hollelt.
arm dill be reamed meth 'November 16.
es Op elate of sae WWI et Mon e, No. X
'Mierv, for turas/Hag X, UST
II feu Wog a .0. fleas • NO lease au
elo.s to be delivered a Claremont Pi &ape, lif , r.
X. 1/.. *a or before Drodeler In, Me.
ortfegi Nth. ,BTXMIXO WU, beeretary.
k A OTICETO FLOIIRDEALEIRS
• AMP CONtalltilLS.— Wow rush,
SID MIS. ...NV TawlatiLi
w ; outlawed In Memos. Pone, wywo
ead Norm emotes, Latham. The lot Nt
Weise tbe very beat to be Mond sad etabot
try any le Me 0 taw Stelae •
"lir m i=etto basted Iteoroverseela la
Yeebtoety. UoiU Moths aut k oo
sad an nom perrerod to mushpee.. UM ben Floor
we Vara teed. toe tea
do Oa the woo cyear s adet al
01 door. Ue
R. T. lILICSWEIDT &TIM.
Paid
1 Wes LB. Alletuay.
• . • • 1.1,, 1169.
FLOIllt 1 FLOIIIIIII FLOM 1
ain Mgrmutat e gg SIST
banagimmtv...m..... .00
numircratmov vat.
Pride ail i t
linitialtaratah C/0114 eltatee sh.tar •
w ri a mialit liar titaft w el T tot T brinatrrora tha
ira. AIM sar.a.
AItOBITZIOTS.
BARU & INOifit, --
gggre Bora Alsoczinoi gin:warm
wag. Mad egs(cuar mos. sinfalarst.
1110001 =mum rya' to 1t° 441 ° 13 .1 11 . 0
UMW et. gum maga Ito ragtag
gaingim
"NEW OPERA HOWSE.
A LL t stiflat trot Woo of tba veal earitratarls4
goal. of baft.ooo.
TEM Lnprizeow - aLL.
wEDNEIDAY EVENING. Nevemlava Mk,
no% Wa .peeta , alar moalesltnuismneutltle4
I=ll2
On Tn WONDEILII . I. Scan,.
Litllnorall
=I
To =Weds with the road[ twee of
SLASHES AND CAASHIA-
Mends, Keeslns—lltDlA.
arPrrrsnumuau TnEA.Taia.
H. W. WILLIAM. Sole Lamm.—
The Warm of tbe tmerald Ma Joust*
Benson—lhe very bast performer In the erMit,
Wive tilts Percy, In her r . l.veleal Domed Bette.
4 , 1' 4 aleorre It. Menem. Mtm a Ax t : Lams
Coratlac% e t t a • Itbrlneledgrlne gnat
Orme. vatllled, • TM Path of Cr me. or Um
Hysterlev of t to Iron UM." La.ltee Manses
every Wednesday' att.l Batarday. Admission to
SS,
Eg - ST. REUDGETIP
P"I!‘IFI.
I=
IN THUS CHURCH.
•T Open every llsDt. lhardays • aerated.
Cathedral Band In atterlanee. a 11:91
Ia'FIFTH ATEBIIE HALL..
N. a* rate .....e, opp.u. tb. OT."
Roam, Pittston%lt. Pa.. t. Um ropiest sod Both
dulrable awe of merle. Lagoon ehe me INA
et ads Diem F. sad Opal. The Billiard itatiall
an oil the 00.114 floor to the rear.
BILLIARDS,
(ILIONZB BUILDING.)
88 Srnithfleld Street,
(formerti orrapkxl by 'oda S. Kengo-dy,) by
bees Owed for • berm of yews by
GEORGH H. BENNETT,
And Fitted Up in the Best Manner.
WILLIAM DODDS, Manager§
FIVE NEW TABLES
Hare been plated la Übe
BILLIARD HALL.
The Bar Is Stocked
WITH TUC
BEST OF LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
/ICRlij:L\CI.i!
CONTINENTAL
Fire Insurance Company,
No. 102 BROADWAY, N. 1'
CA.I4 CAPITAL IS • 500.C0D OSP
BIIRPL OP /19DX2D,(Jt11
1669.) ID EVIL' m Ds
X•klng w ta+la.e Aact...51..182.030
Tbroo•quartars of tha prollta aro dtrt•ed,
ta-
July of each year to Its customers to mtp....
haulm Waren at alz per eaaL tar aaaaa •
mall reasoned to oat. Oar quarter Is dlyl6alt
to Its stoekhoLlata
BI Mb Bata= the castamars of the Commit
obtain melt tat.tsaral at afloat what It watt Ur
cotepetu to protect them, 11214 under OP dlrlttrin
I=l
Sore.—The largest amount of "Net ralrldal
over WoolOtte. Itetnearanot and maw," at
abloom by the "Odletal Batton.' u tam a the
CONTINENTAL INISURANCI COMPILER.
Mae Direetwo of the Company Imre ovilaree
I=
lAA A (eAnl mum( cash-dlddeAd of sAnta. CT)
P. «as•. pkostolo to Ike otaelritolders fortliollb.
WI. ♦ mak dividend for Ma redempUse of Ur
temp of 11{62. erttb 6 per cent. Interne% Unreini,
===
61. La Warm dividend Sao been declared os ,
oats:lauding eery of •66. '63, '66, '64 tad •141.
payable he cad) Sepeentter 90th.
del • rats divldend of ally (507 poraelet.
prei
oa oncasd ems of eastorkeen *stilled to
torldelpala la . pendia of the Coupon, le pay—
AM. fostbsith (to oak* of the Compsay, Iva
161 Wood Stmt. Rant of Coesseenne Itathiltag.
Itto Company Imams madam Imo by Pim oca
Budding.. lannottaadito, Forattam, Maantacar
Met .:apt of Um mots peril°. land; Zoom
Property sod *Mar boarablo llamas at moon,
able taw of pmadma. Por additional !app=al.
Coo oUll nowt to system. Nam, many an.
Call oa or othholo
JADES W. APTIOTT.
General Inn lance Agentr
Na 167 TiOOD STREET,
PITTSBURGH, Pl 4
INPURANCE COMPANY.
PICEILABIII EIVILDINCI,
as~ us Fink Avicaus. Soma" IMISSR.
Capital All Paid try,:
iv . illts;x6,
Imir
3f. 0. . li. . .ItlVlLltairn
SLI z
'lb". t I= k : au. kinruk .
'Minas JaoJS. WLlksk. I „
J. 110.). &MS. Vice Prrldial.
JUL e AnuarroN.Mernms.
e.ses. I.
Metalnum owl
all Immres on terms on all Me '
and Marine R
maw
pROCILARLATION.
•
qualltled Voten of the RIGRITIERTR.
WARD. CD) of PUtzbargh. 'OR moot to Or .
nail Una end place for holding eleetkata. Oa
TIMMS, November 16,1889,
Toramt ON 11113110/1 ea IMLICT COVAINte
MAE. so IP the 'umpired tars or Dint
JAWED E. innria. LIVIIIPig
roe or Pirreavion, October ST. 11100.
eni
E333=1
. . . . .
M preELE b SON,
* Commission Merchants
F7I,COI7ItOGFR.AXN. FEED. 80.
W OHIO 1111ZET, sear Lae, Camena,
Cell% pa.
PIM KUL JAM= 1. 11011ABT.-
11=1GBAIIT,
mr asonataarm,
nous, mum sim mu. r to.
SOD Libor., Vt.. PUblissidi,
larri.b37
MEA3IOB. & 1 1 / I .IWEB,
720171. Of•IIN ♦ID PRODUCII
Commission Morchants...-
Se. ism LaucireV MCAT,
Cannizioeita sigleitad.
v.r(tzl
W. Ws cow yeeidohow dollyoulgOkway Mu&
colobroud Wo. l and May otorl,
sal* la ono lad Is f env by -
P.cssaalr.
Comer Manly aOSA tub Mosta "
. _
LAMILEATHESI-.111 Lan?
PATENT LAIMEING •
kr ea band MA td!r a uls a. alliapros
cum r. aucvit..zow.
1011211. L BUIUSE au*
•• ta JOHN L HOMIE • CO., line-w
asikeraesers moo Cessubstal Itirebsate. Caner
daluutsal sad Water stanetlis. Iltaalmus76 .
Joss
16111111PTON aIIIALLACIE.Whogew
UierMVUMNlffcsuAkg":,.;
QVADIRIEL
Phr PeasZ m. .
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Dv
11 - ' di:P. do. ink/. • .
•
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Ala Taaliert., .
• •
iNowlitadlas and lOC= I
MUM ti •"
pIIBLIC NOTICEe-1111Primmi;
ii istasstag .114 ocu• any. •
wawa tut r aw&
WIC=llOl3lllll.llOoWn Or Ao= ll =- ;
.':L
zgaww=fatts. vasia.ar ,
WWHITE LIIIIE.-0100 ban Eta:,
d -R at
APPLZd.=-100 bbd: :;
51.1311K11A12.- rleltbarri--Lt;-•
OIL.-20
ar
'barrels fla. 1 .
maw. tessznkaMiVar ,
grAmpEn GOLD PAPERS Sam
Ynlay "Itinajtrtrexulrea.
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