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Cm 'gasket( Galitts,
CITY AND SUBURBAN
Two GAmenez al furnished 01 the airy
fer ati days of 01e week fra• lb was Per
weal, 41/Mir, 18 per crams:» 11 nod., to
Mayer Drum had one cue beforo
him yeatardny morning.
Inirrnal[VV.—Fowler and Wells, at
Lafayette Hall day and evening, will
atutketexaminatione • few days longer.
What to do, and how to make the moat
Of time mud talent explained. tf
Its fair and festival, gotten up by the
WWI of Ohtiit's Eptsoopal church, All..
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7, commonage this day at Excebdor
- Go one, go all, and see what the
ladles bays done, and let them see what
Tod will do for the good cause.
Ittcaday Mudnesa.-0111cer Prank Camp
bell 'MAI information, ;yesterday,
avian Ca th arine Bowen, or the Eigh
teenth' Ward, Allegheny, for selling
liquor on Sunday. Mayor Drum issued
• warrant for the arrest of the aroused.
Ferechate..—Yesterday siternoon Cath
arine lionlek canted • warrant to be
hawed by Alderman Mullen for the
amen or George Harts tor keeping
feroedocts dog. The deponent alleged the
animal had bitten bar severely on Siam.-
,
day riming.
.PostPaheAr-The hearing In the case of
SMUG Arnold, charged on oath of Genr
e. Reynolds, with malicious nilachist
was postponed until three o'clock, to
day. John Robinson, who was Included
In the Innormation, failed to appear end
his hall wee forfeited. Willits was tom.
'ratted to
Bed Tenanta,.Bophla Windhorat was
before Alderman Arent yesterday charg
ed with dleorderly oonduat, on oath of
Erich: Fiedler. T e parties occupy the
eamabawitin,the Eighth Ward, and had
• 111214' dtdiennar. about scrubbing •
ponthattsched to the house. The
wan disabled at the wet of the
negligent Iturrower.—A few days ago
James Billetomeyer borrowed of Jacob
ryler a coat and pair of beats valued at
niteuu dollars. He neglected to return
the wine at the appointed time. Fear
ing the lota of the articles yesterday,
Jaoohmade Information before Alder
man Mallen against James for larceny
by Mill*.. Warrant homed.
leXponalva--Saratieltietty wuarreoted
au Giant street, near-Fourth avenue.
Monday night, for making an stexann
upon outlaw= who wan passing along
thtietrent with Ma wife. It appears that
he the man and thert- called for
ho were about to arrest the
party. when the matter was ex
plained and Getty on taken to the Leek
up.otterday the Mayor imposed •
dna of f5O on Mat.
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Pleutedit.—Art agreeable and pleasant
Inddant cgoorred In the °Mee of Henry
Solyely, Esg.. the gentlemanly emir.
tome a*d accommodating Incumbent Of
the Reoarder's Moe, yesterday. 'The
emphoyoe in the Milts presented Mx. 8.
with anelegant eau chair and a mem ,
tuba= -pipe. H. B. Christy, Eeq., on
behalf or Ilia donors, presented the arti
eh, hie neat and appropriate address.
whiehline eloquently responded to by
AllgbarlbStlgh. Esq., on behalf of
Mr. Salvia,: May he long live to enjoy
they teigirnoldala of regard from bin
employee.
!Menwoglul
Witteal know of any way to Ill•Ald a
hell hour more agreeably or profitably
than Midst the degital mantpubdions
end yerhal and written expositions of
Mt.NeLonfilser,a practical phrenologist
of many , yam taperience In the
oftlea of Pewter & Walla, New York.
Ur. Mar kr muter-of the science and
en eneutentwereer, and aurprtaalturly ao
cunt* all his delinectlOns. It ill
worth MIN wets few book and chart to
get his Metes as to the diet milted to
one" mental and phyalcal structure, and
the danger or etherwiseof peralrting in
esttein habits common In good society.
We wars amecially and pleasantly lin
with the prescience of Mr. Egger
oar own own case when he knew nothing
of ay-and - .gnaw the inspection have
some notion of running for Congress or
Street t•ammisakmer at the next election.
Taa Grave Tara Clarrnan.
An adjourned meeting of the lot own
...
ere in the old Methodist grave yard was
!midst the Second Ward School House
Isattevaning ai helf•past seven o'clock.
Mr..ltobert Ring Was. called to the chair.
and James McKean, Esq., officiated as
Secre Cap tary.
tain Andrew Miller called for the
reading of a communication published
in the ciat=rr, a few days since, signed
uWelilatative. to the grave yard queer
tion. After the Secretary had concluded
reading the document, Captain Miller
'directed" . it and pronounced It false
throughout. It was a misrepresentation
of facts, he add, to any the least of it.
On Motion, Mews. Aaron Floyd, Capt.
AndreWlitiller and' George Wilmon were
appointed a Committee to confer with
the trustees of the several societies
having. control of the graveyard relative
to having a fence placed around U.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet
at the cella the above mentioned Com
mittee.
Orsa• Hotres.—Mr. mad Mrs. Barney
WlDhows wore greeted with a large an
die a< the-Opera Holm hit night.
Taitlett will' be presented "All Hallow
EvicOtt l A,e APO , Night," and "Intent
from New Yak" both of which are new ,
plea* ' the thrum abounding in Irish
wit, and the latter full of Yankee eXCOZI-
Prrosuono Trtosyng.—Tne old The.
streliks filled to its utmost capacity lad
evening, which was the opening night of
the - Mild, ,Barney ,t Mao's Minstrel
Trouts. Little Mac, as • "man monkey."
dinual. end Master s
and Ji
emedili all others. Eh.
Mee Nhia", . '
.Twee Ditustlaws Bov."—Lsw , evening
the.!.,Druntimer Boy; or, Battle of Shi
loh " was reproduced at the Academy of
UAW* in stollesee which crowded the
Afwadenay and evinced the popularity of
this nstialral drama, which speaks so
powertnily and affectingly to the hearts
of a patriotic people. The .secood irep
fomentation main every respect a muc
osa. Familiar scenes of camp, on the
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the ostreels; - In the prison pen,
enir;,iti the numberless phases ot
ersollf life Were ail vividly recalled
The drama abounds In those seeder, at
Ulna sad and mournful, snd scan full
of - , nratat and hope. Its papa
. litdqt. is Po marvel, wnd is a Allies corn.
Plastery on the loyal patilotism of the
people. The present entertainment is
given for the benefit of the charity food
of the G. A. 8., one of the the noblest
objects appealing to our iympathies for
supgiorVcit will - be repealed this eras
Lug. and will, ins limn, be gre eted with
another audlesten, worthy the entertain
ment and the mime.
•
ler/reverrrs data.—To-udglit the Ray.
W. IL- Kilburn; known throughout the
Rates and in Europa ea one of the mod
gessiinating, entertaining and instniedve
of learners . end writers, will tell of
°What , a _blind man maw in Parts."
That gay and luxurious capital could
have no tatter or mare -observant
who
den than . the .13 ll nd Preacher." who
appears for the first time on this
owaslcat - betbra e
ta Pittsburgh and
ones 'That his lk will be in.
Stiresft, -- inetraceive and eloquent,
le • formone emsoinston. a. ear.
Ulla as that atiStunliedes will be de
lighted with 'the man - whale ramie is
thasynosym for all thaw qualities who
was twice elected Chaplain to Con • : • ,
who bee derreded half rouneblibiliwrirld,
and ls wither gilled with remarkably
atelttlledertylite powetei; make
him idtbout a living supeiripe...,:flty
means ranestrarr to-niiibtp a tick.
ell4Priest SAY esztleOrr.itil aft hai
bow* end spend: fine of Ow
di. —The Rev.
G 00.1: atm a sr a lecture to.
night in ther Clark , a Church,
fltoekton muse- and alandersky street,
Allegimiy;,. parr Pending Politico --Ft&
MajoittlciaL" Tbe speaker ham
the on rif being a tine orator and
, gen Ware oriltuns and talent.
/la has nreently accept,HT'a rail to the
MOW , of the. Otuttrei Presturtoder,
ouch.. end although - but a abort time
. the oath hag alreloly. won his way to
popularity and favor. The lecture is
• ' rtfase thEtleoefit Of the A ll egheny
and far thatreason aside from
other :I;oMdatm..s, It should be
larrelliVsatendeet,--- 'We ere ante name
aan - Alttend.. without' beteg entertained
and instructed. Tickets day cants
WTl=eLAdD"=Rabbi PIN
at~sohn, of - JAW .loatur • thbi
eh SaidigoVlo ll irth
• Wistell;on-ntie lerkP' ' ffbeEON
i sr o Vennisillousalem.
111;01010.11rIsa 4g ,, : the work of
ths Wnaiion : of the Awe:
liPecill" :Urailm fluently, and being
culbasked man, 'will nuke his lecture
proLltstdeandatahusduir.
MI COUNCILS.
Regular Mentlsg—Patlttons-- 00 ..ww .
eattaas—Reports of eemmittees—Reso
lattons and Ord.thantes.
A regular monthly meeting of the Se
lect and 000:101011 Councils was held yes.
terday, Monday, Nov. 29th, 1889, at two
o'clodk
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Member present—Merin. Armstrong,
Broom, Burgwin, 001110, Dickson, Sells
her, Grost, Hallman, Hartman, Herron,
Jenne, Kann, Rehew, Kirk, Lanfman•
Llttell, Lloyd, Mantua, Morrow, Mur.
dock Murray, kfoßwem, McMahon, Re.
forty, Rees, Rnah, Scully, Shipton, Tor
rem, Walmeiight, Watson. White,
Zsrn, and McAuley, President.
The minutes of the proceeding meeting
were read and approved.
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The Pita - d' dent read a oemmunicatlon
from the Mayor transmitting the returns
of the election of Frank S. illeaele a mem
ber of Select Council from the Eigh
teenth Ward.
On motion, the returns we received,
and the oath of office wall ad officered to
"
the member elf r• mho took is seat.
On motion of Mr. Burgwin the miles
were atuiponded la order to take up the
following bowman, from the Controller's
office:
The application of thirty firms doing
madness in the city. asking for • redno
'Son of business tax, assessed &gallant
them.
Arcompauytng the eximmuninatlon
was the following reeolnUon:
Resolved, That the Controller be and
he to hereby authorized to make the fol
lowing tranefera of appropriations:
From No. 15 to No. 6 010,000
18 " 7 5,000
" 18 " 6 6,000
11 " 20 563.66
The report also recommended that the
Survey Committee stop operations for
the present year, and that warrants be
drawn for the payment of several hills.
The report was acoepted and the rots,
lotion adopted.
Mr. On tea moved to etrike out that
portion of the report referring to the
survey oommittee.
Mr. Burgwin amended by moving to
refer the matter to the Survey Com
mittee.
The amendment was adopted
Oa motion of Memos. Morrow and Rat.
(arty, the names of several persons were
added to the list of names applying for
a rednetionof the business tax, and the
entire list was referred la the Finance
Oommittee, with power to act:
The Chairman read a communication
from the City Solicitor, relative to the,
payment of bills for holding elections
for the city on the second Tuesday of
October. The SoUciter is of the opinion
that the city Is not bound to pay the
hills; that the elections are held under a
State law, and under art of 1519 the
county pays the bill. The communica
tion was received.
Mr. Shlpton moved that the Controller
be motorized to certify warrants for the
payment or the bills amounting to $355.
Adopted.
Mr. Morrow presented the bill of H.
&Lively, Esq., for recording ordinance.,
amounting to Received, and
warrant ordered tot be drawn for the
amount.
Also, a petition from J. C. Collin.
Co., owners of steamboat ' , Gray Eagle,"
and others. asking a reduction of wharf
age on • line packets. Referred to the
Monongahela Wharf Committee.
Mr. Rees moved that the Committee
take Into consideration the matter of
wharfage on all other (dames of boats.
No action.
Mr. Jones a petition asking for the
grading and paving of Ravine street.
Referred to the road committee.
McEwen from the Market Com.
mittee presented an ordinance providing
for the re.leasing of the Salle in the
Market Hones.
While the above ordinance was under
toneideration, the President presented
• report of the Gas Committee, reoom.
=riding the °erection of a npmber of
gas lamps, as follows: one on Bt. Pat
rick. ellay, hetweenjidarion and Van
Bram - Street": one an the earner of
&avertible end Ann streets: one at the
corner of Crawford Street and Bedford
&veneer. one on the corner of Crawford
street end Whiteside alley. A lamp is
caked in Scott inlay, but there is no
males; lamps are also requested on
Crawford street and Central avenue, bat
there are no mama in Crawford street.
The President of the gas committee in.
formes your committee, that as soon as
the homes on the street have been sup
plied with gas pipes and service pipe
ordered, the maim will be lakd-
The report was accepted and approved.
The matter under consideration before
Use Gas Committee report was taken,
the ordinance relative to re-leafing
the market stands, was resumed.
Mr. licEwan -moved that the era.
nature be read a third time and firmly
p seed-
Mr. Gros amended by moving to read
a sec red time and order the ordinances
to be printed.
Mr. Gallaher moved as an amendment
that that -panto& of the ordinance
authorising the Market Cc:matinee to
put up-the stalls at public aide and sell
them to the bighead Mader, subject to
an annual rental, be stricken out and
Inserting "that the Committee be in
, strutted to re.lessedie stalls at a fixed
I =mild rent, giving preference at all
time. to the present occupant.
The chairman ruled the amendment
out of order.
The question recurred on the motion
to postpone and Print, and the yeas and
nays were called for, with the following
retain ayes, 19: nays, 11.
So the ordinance was postponed.
Mr. Shipton moved-that when eouncils
adjourne it be to meet this day two
week.. for the purpose of considering
the above ordinates..
Mr. Morrow presented an ordinance
granting privilege to the Pittsburgh
and Birmingham Passenger Railway
rto extend their track from lie prer
' ant terminus along Smithfield "tees to
Seventh tivenee, along Seventh avenue
to Onset arrest, thence by Grant street
to Liberty, with permission and with
power Lb lay the necessary track single
or denble,, and the necessary aide
*witches. Referred to the Street Com
mittee.
Mr. White presented the hill of Allen
St Dunn for opening the -Try street sewer,
amounting to five' thoneind dollars.
Referred to the Street Committee.
Mr. Celine—an ordinance glinting the
Peoples Passenger. RaLtway the right to
occupy certain 'frees, as follows, com
mencing at the rortutr of liberty sad- ,
Washington streets, thence by the way
of Liberty street to the Greensburg
turnpike, thence to Bloomfield and
Shady Side and Emit Liberty. Refer
red to the Street Committe.
Mr. Leeman a petition for the Isom
Referred
of a board walk on Broad street
to the Couunittee on Roads.
Mr. Goss an ordinance granting per.
mission to John M. Cooper to erect an
Ironclad onelpring alley. The ordinance
- erse referred to the Committee on Wood
en Buildings with power to wt. •
Mr. Gaitahatinoved to reconalder the
Coanalls at Rs last Lci=
nation
the sewer On Seventh
No action. •
Csiastwil CoasciL
PnerldentTorellnson In the chair.
Present—Munn. Albeit; Anderson,
Barr, Barton, Batchelor, Berger, Black.
Boggs, Booth, Bulger, Carroll, Cam, Cu.
key. ChWatt, Daub, Fleming, Garner,
Bare; House, Rasettoe, Jahn, Samboon.
dorms, Lartaban, McCarthy, Mot:Wee,
kteßelvy, MaMuter', Meyer, Moore,
Moorhead, Morgan, Nixon, Palmer,
Pearson, Penny, Berman, Reed, Rook,
Roswell, Blme, Schott, Boole, Verner,
Vetter,. Vick, Weldon., Welsh, Wilson,
and'F'reeldtmt Tomllnacin.
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Mr. House presented petition of
Hay.' Opal Company for abatement of
bastnee tax.
Reamed to Finaimi'Crunmittee with
power to act.
Mr. Mate prestaitiathe following re
port trout City Controller:
aseoul y459* CONTROLLICA.
' In outigartwith • rsolution of
'<bundle pawe d ay. itith, requiring the
amount paid IMO the. City Treasury by
the City Engineer, from the litot Feb.
nary to date, and alto the amount paid
to hmt as salary doling, the moue nom.
I aubmft the folloating:
feb. IS. NM 041 d 'Treasorer on account
of oollonttonsta .... .... al Cl.in.
B M.
71. a. 1 o r!iVan ' lrri a Thr 21
'on " SNIIIO
Nov. 20. 'W. jn7;l — ii:exio . r;:;:.
owls, ordlnanee Fired Mai a,
to 14 no— VC 50
Amount paid City xnatDear, 0.1001.
D. , Day ntl. 4.116
• ID-Dgl D.Doileved /or man wait low.
.111111. r .• re rA
W. l; rareowaa. enntroner.
Mr.. 1 ,.-Here, petition from Jodi=
'Rhodes leaking abatement of business
tax. Reterrek ler Finenoo Committee
with power to SM.
Mr. Weldon. petition for gm lamp on
pined.
Illgbatteek , Referred toGasCbmmithie.
terAlio, reibl_. three timtMou ibr gaa lamps es on But
stree and
gr. McCarthy altered a reeolation in
etrnetingythe Controller to pap
$l.OOO to Mato 111. Pattemou. Mayor%
Clerk, tor extra s•rtmi, at the expira
tion of the year.
Mr, ethos moved to amend by In.
eLos t luding the Captain of the Night Watch.
Mr. Penney objectedlo the passage of
he resolution.
Mr. McCarthy moved a suspension of
the rules and passage of the reeolutlon,
which was lost, nineteen being against
and eighteen to favor.
The resointion wan ersordingly laid
Over under the 1,11.1.
Mr. Rotuma presented a rornon.
stance liggidst buliding a market house
on Miltenberger street. Retorted LO the
Market Committee.
Mr. hirKelvy presented a petition
horn Waelongtou Alr Brake Co. for per.
minion to build Ironclad building* In
the Twelfth ward, accompanied by an
ordinance.
Petition secepted, and together with
the ordinance referred to tho Committee
on Wooden Building.
Mr. tioott, a petition for water pipe on
Forty-fourth street- Referred to the
Water Committee.
• - •• •• •
Mr. Morgan, a resolution Instructing
he Street Conimienioner to notify Arm•
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atroug Bro.& Co. to AAA braiding a vault
for steam bodes under the pavement in
front of their establishment, Third
avenue, In compliance with the law re
quiring parties to get permission from
Councila for each purpose. Read throe
times and paws.
Mr. Barton, petiUtim from citizens In
the Twenty-se.and and Twenty-third
wards. Shady Side, milting for the eaten •
aton of a water main along Fifth avenue
to Alken's avenue, with branch pipes
along the latter tiloroughfare. The no•
Mien_ was accompanied by a resolution
authorizing the same.
Cknialderable discuasion ensued on the
motion to refer the matter to the Water
Committee.
The motion wail tinnily lost.
A vote was then taken on the
&the resolution granting the p=e '
which was lost.
Mr. Reed then moved to reconsider the
vote on referring the paper to the Water
Committee. Carried.
The petition and resolution were then
eferred to the Water Committee.
Mr. Nlxon,.pt3tition for plank walk In
he Twentyd.blrd ward.
Referred to Road Committee.
Mr. Barr called up the ordinance for
be opening of Denny ,treat to Haz
lett.
Read and palmed, finally.
Mr. McCarthy rolled up the ordinance
for a new water work a.
Decided out of order by the Chair, the
ordinance having come in from Select
Council.
Mr. Penney called up the p'en of
streets laid out by the [Survey Com.
inittee, near Homewood, Pa. R. FL
The plan had been p:maerded at a pro-
Viertil meeting and laid over.
On motion the plan was approved.
Mr. Chialett offered plan of a fifty hug
street, from Nine Mlle Run Road to the
School Holum, also plan of Ilfty fax
. .
street. In Twenty seeond ward. from tb
School House to tbo line of Stewart'
property, and plan of proposed ohms;
on Centre avenue.
The plans were approved.
♦ POINT OP OBDER.
Mr. McCarthy called up tha Water
Corornittee'n bush:lea,
Mr. Morgan moved to amend by pr.,
needing to take np SPIN'S Council heel.
muss In regular order. Carried.
Mr. Reed now railed nit the Water
Committee's buninen•.
The Prenident stated that new hi:mine:Ls
from Select (lonian must come up aitd
be acted upon firnt.
Business was than netted upon. and n
number of 001109 rrennes had, when
Mr. Reed rose to a point of order, ant
road the rule requiring old buoinees It
be taken up and disposed of drat.
Mr. Bell contended that such was th
meaning of the rules, and the preps
method of p.oredure.
The President decided both gentians°.
out of order.
Mr. Bell appealed. The appeal w
.at by a vote of too to taenty•elght.
Concurrenoes wore had in the tub.,
leg business, acted upon in Select Conn
oil at previous meeting.; Petition for
board wall% Ellsworth avenue, with Or
dinance, passed finally. Ordinance for
ripening Egerton avenue, passed finally.
In secepting petition and palming resolu
tion in reference to St. Paul'. Church.
Passing finally ordinance for grading and
pavingOreenstnarg pike. Accepting pe
tition for gas lamp on Stevenson atreet.
Referring to Committee on Wooden
Buildings petition for permisaion to build
iron clad, by R.ll. Ewen. In passing
finally resolution for paving Diamond
alley. lu layingover ordinance author.
ring Joe. Spencer to erect iron clad
building. In pawing resolution *mom
named by petition, relative to encroach
ments en Homewood road. In referring
petition for gas lamp on Charlotte street,
also, petition for gas letup on Nineteenth
street. Referring tri: Conuni.tee on
Streets petition. fur opening and vscal
log certain iota between Paesavard'e al
ley amti.OverfililStrifer,. Eleventh - ward.
Poising resolcitionfor punting reeffraftif
Siinitary and Subsimence Committee on
Duty Hell walla In passing resolution au
thorising cer lain transfer. of appropria
tion.. In referring ',bailee respecting Ne
ville street, referring to the Financlei
Committee with City controller, for pay
Went of damages. In referring recnou
atrance against partial grading of
Cooper street; in passing resolution
allowing City Solicitor to take Dart in
reargument of Philadelphia heating
ease if practicable; in passing resolution
for warrant. in favor of Clerks of Caen
cll. for poo in lieu of Increase lu salary
during year; accepting remonstrance
against widening of Miltenberger street:
accepting. remonstrance against eaten.
sicat of Federal street; peering resolution
for paving of Bedford avenue sidewalks;
approving and ordering warrant Mr bill
of atuadries from Janitor, S. B. °poppy;
ati n in y g c tinal t, ly ordinance ag=l;lordra:ll2
opening Creoent street; in referring or
dinance for sewer on Marion street; re
farting ordinances for grading Webster
avenue; Party third street:
final iy ordnance for opening of hraMi ng
n
avenue; retorting resolution for crossing
on Fifth avenue, also petition
(or grade on Duncan street;
referring petition for change of grade on
change of grade, on Webster avenue;
referring remonstrance against ripening
Miner street; In referring to Finance
Committee, bill for refunding overpaid
lave; reforringpeißien for board walk
In Thirteenth ward; referring petition
for iron clad building; referring petition
for opening Boas street, Twenty-third
ward; accepting reports of committee
on gas.
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• The report of the Committee on Re.
trot:leitmotif and Reform wee read by the
President..
In S. C. the report bed been received,
the accompanying resona ion stricken
out and another parsed providing for the
appointment of a epecial committee of
lave, two from Select and throe from
Common, to Investigate the charges
made. Messrs. Burgwin and McEwer,
were appointed from S. C. '
At the conClension of the reading of
*be teport Mr. Morgan took the floor and
delivered • spoil of considerable
a le 2 th aM . 10 11 a a dVe a r l ed ia 'se ed verol b y in ota dti ls o i n s
"eneu.iet" During his remarks he was
frequently railed to order by the Presi
dent at the request of members who
objected to his vituperative now. He
contended that the effect of the leardu.
Hon was to cast an imputation upon the
nom potency and honesty of theCornmit.
tee on Retrenchment and Reform. They
had made • report, substaattated It by
papers, and be thought this should lie
sated upon first. He made however no
objection even then to the meow of the
reaolution, If the intention was to have
the matter fairly investigated. In con.
cinalon, he asked that Mr. Morrow,
from Select Osincii, -be placed on the
Committee, In piece of one of the gen.
tioman appointed. This he desired for
the reason that Mr. Morrow was a mem
I her of the Retrenchment and Reform
Committee.
Mr. Hare objected to the resolution
from the fact that It asked limply the
same power u that asked by the Orn.
maw on Retrenchment and Reform.
Mr. Batchelor thought it as little as
mould be done to allow the parties
brought under suspicion by the report
to have a fair and Impartial hearing
before a committee, and not be con
demned on exports testimony. He
thought the matter, In Justice to all
concerned, should be fully inve•tigatod.
Mr. Morgan reiterated a ponion of his
former remarks, and contended that the
Matter In lie present shape looked se
though an attempt to Mother to was
being made.
Mi. Houston suggested that the Spatial
C.Cimmillso,be appointed to act in eon.
jundjogi with the Retrenchment and
'Reforanmmittee.
Mr. Penney thought, If Ibis resolution
was teased, that Council would etnittly
themselves In the business. It looked
as If they had proceeded a certain Ole
tanceould then wanted to cover things
up. Select Connell had antelltutect far
the Committee on Retrenchment and .
Reform, anMher committee. This was
not right. 2111 Ins not life proper meth
od to +staWßl44 . ,, one- Committee for-an
other to andel) tutd been referred certain
business in the regular way.
Mr. BitChelor rose to a personal ex
planation. Ile had never seen Mr.
Smith or any of his friends, but only
t l nTtiftrak i t t ou a ld n i u i: UB ve r e
gir s h im egl e ng j . wdrne,
A vote was taken. when U. C. a dhered
to their former action, sad refused to
concur with Select in the appointment of
the Committee.
Mr. McCarthy moved the appointmen
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE,: TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30. 1889
of a Committee on Conference. Decided
eat of order.
Mr. Houston called up the report of
the Market Committee.
Mr. Jones also urged immediate action
on this report.
The President decided thie out of order.
Business from Select Council was then
proceeded with for a short time, when
Mr. McCarthy riald—Novr, Mr. Presi-
I call up the report of the Water
'nominee.
Preeldent—The gentleman will keep
hlnseelf In order. f Laugider.l
=!
Select Council lmelnees proceeded,
Lb the following Concurrences: In pees
tog finally resolution authorizing war
rants for lass for election expenses; F.... -
Mg ordinance for opening Fifth avenue;
accepting petition and pussing ordinance
finally for grading Lairmer avenue; re
ferring to Finance .Committee bill of A.
C. Matthews; referring remonstwice
against newer on Twenty-seventh street;
referring petition of Gallus tinware for
damages; passing Ordinances for viewers
on Mill street; for grading alley in Role
tt. Berger's plan; appointing viewers on
B , undary alley; referring petition for ex-
tension of l.sndwehr 81.; passing resolu
tion for fence on Forbes street; passing
finally resolution changing time of hold
ing city and ward elections; In lamenting
Water Committee'■ report and passing
resolution ordering 50J copies of report
to be printed, and attached to Mr. Rob
or; a' report, the expense to be charged to
Contingent Fund.
Another report front the Committee
on Retrenchment and Reform was next
premoutod, which occasioned another
orry of excited personalitlen. A vote
finally. taken, when the action of
C. C. In ordering the expunging of a
certain portion of the report reflecting
upon a member of Councils, was oon
curred In.
I=
Mr. Houston again called up the re
port or the Market Committee.
'roe report was read, together with the
accompanying reaolutions providing for
a market house on Fifth avenue.
Mr. }( D utton moved the aeoeptallee of
MEMEMMI
Mr. Morgan objected. He thought a
matured plan of the Improvement should
be preaentod to Council before taking
any action on the puzchase of the prop
erty.
Mr. Jon.suggested that the getittleman
from the Twenty.first ward never seemed
to favor anything unless he was at the
!mead of it. He talked and waisted • great
deal of time, and hts hoped (benefit;
would proceed with business without
lia
tening to him.
Mr. Barton read the reeolutiou and
commented upon It, showing that it
called for a plan to be submitted to Coen
ells and •oproved by them before the
market house could be built. This wee
a sufficient guarantee.
Mr. McCarthy favored the purchaeo of
the alto, although he had previously or.
peeed It. He toped upon Inveatigallou
that the ground waa very cheap and a
martmt hone* much needed In the local
S.
Vi'ben the matter name to a rote th,
yeas and nay■ were called, with the fol
lowing result:
Ayes—Messrs. Albeit*, Anderson, Barr,
Barton, Batchelor, Bell, Barger, B'ach,
Boggs, Booth, Case, Cankey, elnalett,
Daub, Fleming, flamer, Hare, Boone
Houston, Jahn, JAl:Maim, Jones, Lana
ban. MeOirthy, MrKelvy, MrMasters,
Meyer, Moore, Moorhead, Morgan, Nix
on, Palmer, Reed, Slum, ,Shmt, Soot,
Vetter, Wm:tighter, Weldon, Welah,
WllllOl3. and President Tutu
NAys—Meaars. ?doors. Me Laren, Itet.
man, and I{,sewell.
So the report area adopted.
After 6.010 further mirlrmlehleg In ro-
lation to aotlon on the Water Committee'
report, (I. , uneths adjourned at tiftoen
minute. to Co o'clock.
I =1
The fqllowing deeds were admitted o
rorord lu the offire of Henry Solvely
Keg., Itee. , rder 1",,r Allegheny ,Nounty -
Nlouday, Novembor
...mu, H. f nberiff. I. II W •.••
Ifet. Ito nu.li n• f •1 t.
Tlfumfti Hankie to Jena ltl.vv. th-1.1,4. Imo. tvr
===tn=l
u.rr hr.
./..bu . rrur ,licau.r, Nur ..o, •
sou h ••
Sto•el I.llbalu tn, Henry Herd, bov. .9. I.
1.1 In Cevrotb PlO.tbarpb by IC
MC=lM==!
Wt So tleAoeepotl, W tio 14 , f00t....
Ititooto. It 14.toott to Chatlet Ilto uett, tK
tract al land la 8.10.15 iow ttlal
E=MWZMC:Z=riMitltt
a. Otte; lot is Alltattcoy, 301,7 1.6 fee
• N lt. H. I.a• 1, to David Mend., 'tag...A i.e. Ir a
oi Iv RUluoel to muonip, COatal •
•erts nd p-rcua,
orge ‘. •••¢l.roe to. Mary • f , in
t• totut....nth ward, Ph.
burdit . Vve.ly .I
ruillp Mous., Nep..
lan It rOartb fF4. Pittalmeet. IF I F 4.1
!!!EIEMEMINE
- -
. Aryl r'utaipls.. I a. m
Iv par. - tea
IV • M • ,evca.lll4, Catemnea J.
_.10434 ,
• it.l la Ibisd WT.
.....
wr... A. Cr. I. lno. W rutin, N.. 19,
l iln
Ica 114r.t0, k0 •
( mltaltelni I ru- •
Awl pet•-bea. IC yard. awl v 1e.1... •I
el V. •leto I A A'..l-. 1.
• u( I'ltl.bU!fl V 1~. •t •1.
Job, I W .in, W J•m4 NG~r.IRIn, Wll I.
l al •0.1 D.1.•1 .l I~ wl.le. cl 4
' l ll . l ~Lu l, IL 1.1 li ftl ~I•
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The Second Avenue Eire
The lose ou the stock destroyed In the
horning a Little dr. Baird'. warehouse+,
on Second avenue, we learn from one of
the proprietors, will not fall abort of
ally thousand dollars, and on the build
ing between eight and ten thousand dol.
Ism The kneuranes, we learn from Fire
Mondial Murphy, le ids follows: On
building* In Delaware Mutual, lte,000; on
stock In the Manhattan, New York, Ifl,-
400; Artleans. Pittahorgh,gs.ooo; Frank.
lin, Philadelphia, 15,000; Pi:wools, Phil
adelphia, 1.4,000: Allegheny City, New
York. 114.1U0; Hardford,
North American, New York, 115.000:
Weabinyton, New York, 0,000; Conti
mime!, New York, 510,000; Lorrißard,
New York, $5,001; Masord, Now York,
45,000. Total; 1132,0011
I=I9:IITZEIT2I
Sunday evening, &boat five o'cligts,
the residence of Mr. .1. W. Meeks, at
Fair Oaks, on the P., Ft. W. St C. R. W.,
was destroyed by fire with all Its con.
tante, involving a law of about 10,000.
The lire caught from a defective due In
the anrond Hairy of the building, and
there Acing no water available, all efforts
to copperas the flamer were (mittens.
There wan an Insurance of five thousand
dollars on the building and furniture as
follow.: On building 13,000 In the Cop•
tlnental, of New York. On furniture
11,0e0 In the 'Hazard, and 11,000 in the
Oorttinental, of New York. Yeattuday
morning we announred the burning of
Mr. Week.' stable, which occurred hat.
urday morning.
Painful Accident—Low Crashed
• Saiorday afternoon a painful accident
-oecurre 1 at the Washington street amps
log of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and
Chlcogo Rallroad,fiecond ward, Alleghe
ny. A boy about Moen years of age,
named Crawford, was standing alongside
the track aa a passenger train approach
ed. At that instant another porno, en.
desiyorlng to get on the train, probed by
young Crawford and throw him down.
Ile fell with ono leg ander the whool of
• car, which passed over. crooking the
-limb In a terrible manner. rhyalciane
were summoned and the lad taken to the
residence of his mother, a widow lady,
residing lu the vicinity. It hi thought
amputation will be noceasary.
101.m1.sed.
Lmt evening, immediately after the
adjournment of Councils, the Committee
on Fire Engines and lime held • meet
ing, at which Chief Engineer Hare, of
the Fire Department, presented the ease
of a member of Hook and Ladder Co.
No. I, who had been .detected In the act
of concealing a quantity of itIbILOOG from
the warehouse of Little Baird during
the lire Sunday morning. The charge
was fully sustained, and the guilty one
accordingly peremptorily di/ml•eed from
the service.
Chaim liteeno-iland Ptancw.—Edellor
a Hoene hove now on hand a large lot of
choice aeoond. hand phmosoome of them
nearly new, which they have taken in
part payment for their new planes. Them
are offered at very low prima, and are a
good inveatmant fbr a person whO wixhav
a cheer, piano for a beginner. Remem
ber the place, 53 Fifth avenue, neat door
below ,hissonie Ball. = 2
Willfaeugon'a Shop, 190 Federal street,
Allegheny, ll ■ first clam for luxurious
bath, tor shaving, hair dyeing, hair cut.
ting end dressing, plain or by curling and
frizzle; also, for cupping and leeching.
Ileeter.s F■rtna forms s Very 'grab
able light nutritive fried, a superior artb
els for puddings and Jellies, end la highly
recommended by pob.ysiclans for Invalids
and children. Sold 6y all grooms.
Employment °Mts.—Girls wanted for,
cooks and private families ire the city. ;
It. 11. Lang. at No. 12 Federal street.
near bridge. Allegheny City, at the Dee
ter Walling M-ine Oakes. ••lm
Coast!Onkel V/ star is a eartain ewe fbf
Diabetes and all duress of the Hid•
neya Fbr Ws by all Druggist&
rrzsa.
SLINGULLR StiCIDE.
An Express Messenger Shoots Eittnsell—
No Canoe Assigned for the Deed.
A singular ease of suicide occurred
yesterday between twelve and two
o'clock on the ex presatraln on the Cleve
land and Pittsburgh Railroad. which
left this city yesterday morning, the vic
tim being W. H. WI., a messenger u( the
Merchants Union Express Company.
Mr. Wiee, It is stated, left this rity at
an early hour yesterday morning In ap
parent good health anti spirits in the ca
w.. ear In the discharge of his accus
tomed duties, and was last seen alive
shortly after twelve o'clock a. by the
conductor of the train, who mates that
at that time he noticed nothing un
usual In his manner or ertpearance. At
two o'clock Y, is., when the train arrived
at Cleveland, Mr. Wise was found sit
ting Ina chair In his car, dead, with a
bullet hole through his head, and a re
volver lying on the floor of the car near
him.
The deceased was between thirty-tive
and forty years of age, unmarried, and
had been employed in the capacity of
expraw messenger for about fifteen •
years, during which time he had always
been a ;totter, Industrious and honest
man. He was a native of Hagerstown,
Maryland, where his friends reside.
The fact of his death was telegraphed
to his employers in this city, who were
greatly surprised to heir It, and nay they
are unable to divine any cause whatever
for the cOmmhollon of the rash act. His
accounts are all square, and he has been
In no difficulty so far as le known.
[from tb. Health Itepor.r.
Nervous Disease.
There le • large number of dl•eaae•
elseted under the above head, all of
which partake, more or teas, of the same
general chitracterietlee.
When we epeak of nNervo\te dieafwes,
we do not have reference to imainnative
disorders. In fart, we have long since
become Battened that there are none
each. And that every disease has •
caw, and that even the much derided
Hysteria lea disease per re, which make•
terrible havoc upon the blood and the
L.OnetitUtiOn t and that It le • libel upon
the fair tame of the female see to regard
it ea Imaginative alone.
That the blood in nervous diaorders,
and especially In Flyateria, I. of a pecu
liar quality, every phylorlan of expert
ones knows,—and that the urine In this
latter affection le or a peculiar character,
even the patients and nurses therneelves
are well aegilitilined with the fact.
It has long been known that emotions
Of the mind, even, ace I raceable to a pe
culiar condition of the blood, and a cor
responding change in the urine.
And when we consider the general in
o►perlty of patients Laboring under Live
torte, Melancholy, Ilypochrondria, De
and other mental disorders, to
give any very reliable deseriptirm of their
symptoms, this more definite mode of
detecting the disease le eepecially re•
quired.
In Fite and Spasmodic dimes., Ht.
Vane' Dance, Epilepsy, Catalepsy, Par
alysis, as also those of nervous proetra•
time, imitation or aensibllity, we here
cured a great nutuber of the moot for
midable Mitts, and ran give the most
encouraging hopes of sucrose In nine
tenth. (tiLIO) of all the application. made
to U. fOr treatment.
We treat all three kinds of diseases
upon the mood w•lontlUe prtnelplat, and
must hare a sperlmen of urine for ex.
aminatton before making a preAertp•
th n.
When the nrat reurae or package of
medicine Us tiniehod, we make a re
ocaminsAinn, and another preecripllo,,
if required, and m on.
Ity lhlo elmee attention and study of
he true nature of the case. or rood,.
ton of the ayatem, and int beat method
f treatment, we are enabled to pure
nany eases that have been the vexation
(other phtosielank and that were other.
see hoped.,
01.r...unm, M. D..
IX/ Calm!. street.
Add Mabel Mallet• by Telegraph
A Les!ry, Nos. 27.—The supply or rat.
le In only 2,Stss head 1,881 short of last
, eek, and although the market has not
~ ;
~
•oblbtted much activity, still it ruled
very strong. We notice • quotable ad
vance in extra or ~ o, to first quality tic,
while other quotations are fully cajc
higher. The price realized was
lowest 6.4 n, and avenge 7e sod a frau-
than. The demand fr•r etbeep and latrine
wa. only local at :Vic for the former, and
7c for the latter. nog/. thin; Michigan It
410 t4c: flllnolo 1eavi411,,,. Cattle o n
extreme, and only pert for heavy treighto.
(lidos 4; SIIerIS.NI cold 170 head ~7 \lich
tean at leyc, •veragtng 1,720 lie-
blow Uul.r.♦« Nov. 29. —C,ftton 0 1 0d , 0 ,1
nominal at 1Z1..c.: sale. reoelpta
4.480, eznortsacrterntriord 0,101, to Ilavro
i. 412, to Vera Oral 095, rwfastarlan 2.001
taloa. Flour doll at $1,75 for superfine;
115,50 for rxtrs, and 111 for double °air..
Corn 11,12f.041,15 for whit. Osts 01(0,
Bran 111.1541.25. Hay $O4. Pork
bold at 613,751C4454 for new, Vie lower.
Reoon—Jobbing bushiest, at 17 , „,e for
shofildors, 204 c for ...fear rib and 21r for
clear .'de; now ham. 25r. Isrd—tierce
lea, @lnn; keir 19%@200- Bogor—prime
120. Malawian—prime 11343,55 m choir. 55'.
Whisky dull at 61,124(4,1,15. Coffee in
active; fair 15(4151.‘t; prime 16f4®170.
DIEM:
SW AN—it the Yea A-Yee a hi• par... In
Soso usILIp on Moo day worslete. sliA 10..1.,
SAM sW AN. to it. lit year of hl. age.
The rucseral eld !Alm piece us WW../.•r,
De, tn., b,, ITC their Isla rt•l..saare. head of
lica...ay "re •1, •Mg.•Y
IMDERTAIIIIRS
0. r•TTIo.,. Jana t,. WILLIAMS.
TjATTIt RSON & WILLIABIN
11...1cr , as r•, corers of Tint. avenue sod
1110 v trees, I . lttsbnrsh. 1,11,1, of all alo.ls.
1.1...1. I,a, • and Moves, sod ••ery descrlp
-11.,1 of fultor.l ftarobblog /0.1 m. 0..... Lb.
most r. sso ahis ...rat, IS lb. city. 11, ar.e Lod
• '2E .. ° P!!I. 4
rin ARLES & PIEEBLOS VI
\J DILICTA.XELI AND UN' KA 1 , 1:41111
wroo.•
• f lAA DINKY r. [RANT A ND CH UNI
%YEN 0b..) I.bolr 1,1111/
14.+UND4 A. ca.usta3Lty cm/plied ANL roAl sad
NADAL , . IA- • . DAIA,ALAy tad IV AM t
II 1 , 0 , 1 ...71.5g , from *4 to. $l , lO, bo•
11.1 prookrul 'Aria. I DOWD. Hew.* AAA Cs,.
times forolsbonr, also, .11 010.1. th,art,,a,
(load. If reoalrooL °Mao mos At All 1...4aa.11111
sad s !AAA
JOSEPH MESE* & SON,
lIIV DE111.1"A K £lll4,
I=
Carriages for gamerata. 13.00 Raab
COFFINII sod an Tuncvfl Paredsbawat al re.
dna, r..a. auf
AUCTION SALES
COLOIIIOIA OIL CONIPANY,
RANI( A'D 1N,11111,4N06 filriWßli. AL-
Vt tioULNUALP 130,111 d.
70 i'WDAY MVP, INti. hiumobot 30tb.
0'41.11..0111 he•old en 6,..5ed oe , of Coe-
IncrolalSoloo 10151losithdeld dr..%
chat. • tobah.. Mn local Baal;
SU char •. Clllae.'e Natloaal Bank:
100 area llosor.o, la urine. Co..
. .
10 ill.. I swath.
42,0 0 All.l.ey Valley liAllroad /Int Ilort•
Ve retTree " iisirmno
to rence'
*0 sbitree xettange NotkAsl PILO.
loot A. 1,1.1 L. AIN L. Attetleneer.
XALVA BL E CITE PnOPEIETY
-rrN N, LIM ItTlf AND WATV.P.-
lIIIDAY ERIN Ie G. NO, 300 b. at TR
We:leek. will be o,il on wreath floor of Commer
cial hale. 11. em, 100 rhoitbleld .t reat, taw WI.
' I:I: 4 4 . 7III7ITI:SiTt/IL P PWIIRAIOINIRI No. .05
Neter lleet, h• ring 30 let .54160 feet
ei'ot tbymieb Tie. mihilawr meet
pied hy Colboon A Smo 191 . • 10. Tete
mcmrt: It well Nulled f0r41 . 01,0011.1 or
i
tlfe P Tlirtlt CRY shimmies.. F..
1105 Liberty occrplid_by 0. 000.106111
The lot Is *0 (di Wont oli Liberty street end
111110 feet In depth, with I Amp on rear.
Also. the
Not
lINA-RIAL/1 PANT of
Ward..., No 331 Ltferety *Wed, Commends;
Row, onellpted he Illonteonnty, Lb. lot le *1
trot la front and 110 feel In 071.
Nab 19 POSIT tlltO at nor th mutt
to or. of Penn Ireet rod arrhon alley, es •
lending tack 100 lett to • pries. 5919 T; 990 , 09
Peen Jar •ei si d coo reales. dwelling. No. 110 9
street rieconled by Jsztestl•Conoor. tett..
Looseerritattlltor 10 rt... lihrar9, Mt], wash
Loose •nil cellar. 'ben ank *leotweit Publ.
and carrleee noose on the Terms at
eoTs' A. Men:FAIRS. Analrmeer.
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Cty . oi " :t72/1 . :11:e ." . l fro:. le lt. 11169. t
BOISIDS FOR SALE.
In pathetic.. of an Act if A ambit aulholtstne
the Woe of !Sewerage Boils, Cormelth, by date
of Owther 14, 11169. authorised the sald issue,
ad Bends la. been prepared and are tow
ready for We.
These Bonds are of ths denomination of
$5OO AND $l,OOO,
and bale ten years to rat, bearing
SEVEN PER CENT.
Inlerat.thaltde .®l-annally at the Troaa•
drtrosolles. ma 111th credit and property of
Mealy Is pledged far Math ridelePtin 6 .
tat
llo desldar Isteatment 9W IMO this a good
opportunity. Aptly to
wen. roirreit,
CITY CONTHOLLZR.
KEYSTONE POTTERY.
a at. awn a 7. 7304
Itsautictareas at
BRINTOL &ft
efts aa4 Wardious, al Loiter! MUM
Arial grain strouptly aSteado4
VINEGAR
TILE PITTSBURGH
VINEGAR
'WORKS.
BALLOT! & ADAMS,
)67, 168, 169 and 170
SECOND AVENUE.
Are now prepared to lon.. VINEGAR At the
LOWEST 11•11 K T RASES. Attention
tlettlarly called to our
E4TRA WINE IIIiEGAR.
CHINA, CUTLERY
100 WOOD MTREET
.1
0 NEW GOODS.
0 FINE VASES,
4A BO HMILUS NID 111141.
•
I.:Btiia:" lx ~ oirT Cur,
!aLIN.„
loxpoe .tock of ' tii
*SELTER PLATED GOODS
a:11 of all de...tot/ono.
4= ...44L.T.
elt.. E. RIMED & CO.
100 'WOOD SITREIIT
CALL AND SEE
M 1133
China Sets, Parian Statuette,
V.. and .... I. : Ir v :1:r 0,. for
H. HIGBY &
No. 189 LIBERTY STREET.
N. H.-A tarts assortment of Pine Waite
Ora.. Were lon faculty nu 4 hotel use al l al l oa
hula. oe•
LIVERY & BALE STABLES.
_
ROBERT 11, PATTERSON & CO,,
CORNER or
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St,
PITTSDURGR.
Rill on Every Saturday Had
AN AUCTION SALE
or
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
WAGONS,
A VarT:Y2.2l.',PPr'.,',V:lV,'i th ,:— u r. s ::i ow,
Dotler of CUD VI/ or ..lore ThunfaxT of
=:rs o to l NVare ' og f :11ZViVe l l •1 1 114.1 I irfi
Ita sale •
JOHN H. STEW AIM, AneUoneer.
/owl tt. ers•r•lrr Yoe,. 11. r.VrTillrli.
ROUT. R. PATTERSON CO..
LIVERY. tnAl_.R API I)
COMMELSSION STABLES
COL EINIPOIO t K L 8 t LIBBITY IT.
TITTEBORGS, PA.
WS 1,4
WINES, LIQUORS, &o.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
=I
WINES, BRANDIES, GIN, &C
EME=I2:I
PURE BYE WHISKIES,
409 P 52114 STREET,
Have Removed to
NOS. SS4 AND 386 PENN,
Car. Eleventh St., (formerly CanaL
JOSEPH EL FIB tai & (XI.,
Wm. Ina, in. no. moos su.d no,
FLEWS STILIEIT. rmentuseti.
Copper Matinee Pore x Wh
41.1ani fa 108IltiN WINES aful W.•
Olm.mx. NOM a.. =amass
COAL AND COME.
CHARLES R. ARMSTRONG,
onahall trs
iotdiogheny and Connellsville Coal,
And Manulactorer or
COIL, slAct AND DIBULPBCILIZED COLE.
orrice AND YARD, corner Butler and
Morton street. Litassly and Clymer streets.
h lath nerd; also Second etre., Etandh want,
and M root of Ho.. strost. P. I It H. Dtt.o.
Second ward
Orders .11 m ottbor of The shoeoseMee, Or 1114
arts. to me threag i lt PlUalattrgh P. 0., mill ca•
I n am Hoso.Y. Wen.
• c3O Swill, WI.. Iron Mills, IS 5. Poe-
It r • Co,. Mitchell, Stephenson • Co.. Blaselt •
Co., Hai.. Mee Bradley, Part We •
(.0„ Part, MeCeedy • co., Rees% Waif& Dail.
WM. /ohm • Co, J. a. Lyon & Co., James
Idankall &Co. Allen. McKee A
ArlentiMlY Valiny US on De
pot liotol,
111.. 11.
L. PeMsylranta IL
(W 4 COALII COALLIII
DICKSON, STEWART
Having moon sal thalr Wien to
10. 667 LIBERTY STREET,
Motel , / City time 5.11:01D mr,uoz.
WAG' LIADt
W:notot trorYot Pets.
A " through tit rttonded
LL,f . kl . il
OTIOE TO FLOUR DEALERS
•ND CONatillt RIM. —We are noir resets
lot of 40,000 bushels eaveril ...tested
WHIT,. AND AIIB4I. AND TlLENLltslitg
WHEAT. Purchased In Gibson. Para. Drees
mrd Dorgan cmfallos. istaissu. Tali I& of
Wargo tbe serf beat to to found 1.44 cannot
be surpassed try env la Me Milted alletrA -
We bee. ahm 4.1.0.41 oar Improvement. In
atacalaarg. Dattlog Cloths and Cooling Dooms,
and are noes prepared to Dino& the test Floor
se hare made for ten ram at prim. Urn defy
eampelitlon on Meow& Andra of door.
H. T. PLICNNTOY & 11114/..
Pearl steam 21111, Allegtamp,
ileptembar 13, 1468.
FLOM! FLOM I mous !
mietrissuri JUICERS PLOC/113.
460 bbl.. Isis' Tender. 301 bids Hs Hs. 331
Winansa@ ITO bbla elsomn. 310 add
C0.:530 Ibis Hod Win, 133 bald Hai
Day.
CHOICE WIIIIIN/33N MODS&
IWO Ws Mae angle 1163 bald Whits Mu, 600
bbb
WINTER Mar %WOO.
Oily 8111 of daneedehl. Ohio. Pride et the
west. Depot MOIL. 1 / a ddllon Peres= IWO
Ilinglolalor sad Oman. thole* 31. Lanla
,o, olds lower Win 038 100 6110 61 Rom the
West. vrArr, lAIMIR 01J.,
Jill .68 and IT* Wood Minds.
WALL P/ItlitS
ELEGANT --
PAPER HANGINGS.
ICoameled Wall Papers in Pith , lists Paper
vino. to soot ...,, , I 4 rgoota. Vertalllloa iroaskds
l i g 1. ' 31 trI d AVAP Pst7.V. ELMIonYEL Vat.
stamped Sod petaled /old.
sot sot I t Os Wand elsewhere
to ll tlta " c li oa i rsg " . 4 Por sale at
W. P.
NEW WALL PAPER STORE,
191 Liberty Street.
TIECOII•TIONEL—In Wood,
)(table aad Vasco Imitations for Want
and Callings ol Monad Hoc.; falls, kn.. at
go. 107 Matti inroad.
2727 .10811P8 811131168 • 11 O.
FARIPED GOLD PAPERS for
inion. .4 No. 1011 Malin men.
717 Josiceli ILHOOIIICS • MX
/LROBITEIOTB
BARR & MOSER,
nun 11013111 AVRIOULLTIOX RulLDnires.
I. Muhl 4111. Mar Ps.
IPOO/a1 alloatlos pm So Ike dallgaang sad
oallatas It COMM IM MO sail filliLso
INSURANCE
CONTINENTAL
Fire Insurance Company,
No. 102 BROADWAY, N. Y.
A.II AI'ITAC IT I 500 . 00 ° 00
M . ! I.
1,759,f7015
1=212=1
1 G re, u•rti re te are divided, 111
to it. cuaomen Iv mull.
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By thls •p.tem tt, ruytnonery ul in. C0mi...7
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hewn by the uncial Itriorn,• . Is tn. of th•
. UNTINKNTAL INBLIKANCE A NY.
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Ist. A semi annual rub•dirldeod of &eV.. (T)
per r./h.. plytble i. the stockholder, forthwith.
Std. A cash divldeed U. ',del:epilog:l of the
rip or 1003, .10 6 per rent. Interest thereon.
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El=
to-.4lng scrip of 'O4. '65, •66, .61and
par•ble In earl September /t/tb
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eltre...l p..mmm. a , ostomers rolltled to
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tile forthwith at the other of lb. Company. No.
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Butld.go, lierchandlso. Funaltore, Ilanafacto-
IL, I .ceps of the more perhoon; tlrh.ll. r WEI
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JAMES W. ABBOTT.
General Insurance Agent,
No. 167 WOOD STREET,
UNITED STATES
IFE INSIRINCE COMM
of NEW 1 OBK
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AtISZTtI. ISept. is, 1060. f 3 44* 067 II
♦ .utplus ova, all liabilltlea of .193 t ball •
The Director..re hehoiiii the host reopecthblie
financial lace of hew Tort
stcra.nanycs
H. I. MILLMAN. Pres, M. 1. B Nat. Bank.
t,/Lo. A. BERRI% Pres, CIlloena• Nal Bank.
JOHN HARPER. ?reel Bank of IhtlAnarin.
JOHN WILSON. lA, aclor Colon Nak. Bank.
JOHN IJ • BC t, L , Cashier Flrat Na). Bank.
AL'OUn HAUTJIC. Dlreer 3.11 Na). BASIL
A. I rn.•tlirrunan Ilaw. Bank, AWar . y.
J. U. MACK-YIN • IMO!, 1{...1.611111.11 and
talluor r*
O. BARDEN VII RELPER,
lir•et•l Agent for Peanslivaula. •211 Weisel
etreet. Pttlia.delyht•
W. H. EDIE.
on{, r.lEce In Penna.
a.nB
♦[. cl rut All. gb.oT
Ins. Co., lOT Is Wood 1.1..
MI; IRON CITY
imin LIFE INSUILINCE CO,
Of Pennsylvania.
Mee, 75 Federal St., Allegheny City
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MIIIMENICM2I2
Capt. It ILOBINCON.
A. H. BICI.L,
H. K. H. a , roIDT, D.D..
W. A. 611611, Cutler • ilegbanyllval 00.
JACOB NUS_ Haal ILatatz
81.110 N fahlTM. Maya, of •Ileghany,
C. W. KENNY, Hatter,
VINT L VVrN ' ,7I)II . .. rllers&aan.
U. BWOEIIIIL Insaranee►Avent.
Capt. ROBT. IIOIII2IIIOX. Pawkiest.
JACOBBUSH.CI.A.IIII.. D., V
OS. Ikra ll. rtacy. ita
C. W. BUNT. Treasarea.
Y. W. WIII7IS. IlltiMc..LL ADVISER.
DANIEL SWORKB. Gael Agent.
Dale It a [tome c.smeashy. conducted on the esatoll
prism:pp, eact. pollee boidem receletof Wahl
Atha:: of the pro:lU of the Complusy.
of
tit he Ism. on a 4 Use different plans of Life
Insurance. and being conducted on aa economi
cal ...le .111 ago. a I .re ID VVILMINBt 19 .41
pollei eater. 404 wane. m..47_ 4l
Mao emaange Malt , imulnate, essisMuen
CASH
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PHELAN'S BUILDING,
■.. *A rink *yowl. Ilereuel gloor,
rITTSBUTtatf. Pa.
Capitol 11.11, Paid LTD.
bpseTiJaa.
N. J. 113.11.7, H. W.OHTcr, Jr.. Capt. M. Mae,.
DAA•I VrAllseo, tl H Hartman, A. Chambers,
Jfilte Hll4
WIW J2m Y. nabar.
rak4 ' ;i 6 . ' irtar k ftiasideat.
JNo.,.
j J o c i r N N 14.1418 A L.
Capt. H. J. OBACIA Root Agoal
Ineares on Llberal Tar= on all Ma
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N ATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cor, Pederal St. and Dlamand, illeglen
.81n . yi ti. t.l. 111100 ND HATIOX AL BANK
W. W. MARTIN, Presidos .
JOHN BROWN, Ja., Vies
JA.MRS R. ISTEVINSON, beeretAg ‘
kfilln===g6radt=.
spa
pDEMMITY
AtIAINIST LOBB HT FIRS.
FRAIIKLIII INSURANCE CO. OF PNILADEVNUL
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R. Ural/
manse N. fined-W. Iri ntro.n.
Tadao Wesner.
rase Lee.
Bernnektrent,
v j g arei mLl e
H. bwilr.......vbx....u.irear.
WD C. Dris.Nae President.
. J. Z iIItDNXIMITIVIN, Al=
Wank West maw 1 . 11:d add Wood
whilmil
EBI9ERN AIME CO3l.
PAN OP lgrrenouall.
DLit NUM Prestdaal: ,
'WII. P. HILI/S6HT_ Sa ß,
trelary.
OAP?. OIOOLUIC AMMO, Oaten!
004., 911 Woar tract, tlytuag Ob.Vritro•
Imam. staLra, PlOabargb. •
!anus, agalart all klada of lire dad I/Ld,
Oa Mak. • lame maatayed by DI
ratan boars well Inman& to the coomosaalty.
&Ad wimp art Artereolned by promptness alullther ,
salty N analatala the character whirl. they heel
aotzood, as
men auk* to be Watle Wyoad. Ow but prolocdkaa lo thomi
• - .
Jou V. litaoma.
Ct.. J. amis. '
Max. 1.
Wm.
ad?
LL 11111 or, Jr.,
Jamas Iia.AMM,
Alexander ape.
irkdra. Arklens
m. Isms:
D. Mara.
pENNsitmAmis
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PinningNl
Na 017101 4 I67K WOOD :WIMP.
OP ONIIIIGCSUE BUILDING.
' Thu" u=gri,
ic ir. ALTllt ere4o Ptaindm m.
80 . NSA . T kD
at. CZ. Tftunrea.
1111011 LIMN Y. Boer* tan.
11!""n 4:"'•
Patric's. J. 0. LAMB,
Jace. Partner, J. U. fleare.s.
JoAnne Kens, Job. Vcseirno,
Jas. . Henan., Lem..
Henry 8.0.,
PEOPLES , INSURANCE CO BS.
PLAY.
011101. 11. 1. °DEUS WOOD • lIITH am
♦ HafY o..nom.uss., Tu. &ad mad*. Nat.
Man Milt
!rm. FlO l / I *. iDL 4013 L. Maus.
sal P. fart
oharle• Azboe..k.4 y.s ,.
•. H. 1... v„ Jas.e.l M.
=VT= 2 . 7/ 4 ta ut,
WM. Yillt.Lf:Plfr sident.
JOHN WATT
w. P. uAlia
4L L EAR EN IF INSURANCE
Wit MUT OP PITTIMITIUM.
LIMN. 1111/111TH. wractvours ICAO.
1... avglast s/.1 klutz of Inte sad Ibutigi
ILO.
i l.) : H t. N .
v 1 z 7 24
Jo . :It ii... . Pre51 47 421.
t.
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c i "r wig. DAA.N. Genera Acni.
1.. Patkamodi
Rai 11717:14
PR.Vl'`"'"'""‘
f. 71=14/.
011. d. WIT,
u= H.
OWL IV. Mai
ALPERT do KOHLER,
Neeefectoyere Deeders ht BOOM Maze
AND OLITILES. No. VS Market stmt. Pm.
b fret.. Pa.
Particolar alUmtlott Item , to atetOla Waft.
We tog bees to Creel the htteetket Ot tbt
paella to the heel that we an how hrtparta
meascreatere ot.e aeLlbolce for penmen
• U rlrike ol ifert= . SirreAtiol G isef "'"" oo/11-
PEAT. formerly of Allateem la tL effet w ertllM
pleseW to eve hie old putostmes hlq
adopted Kr. ilperVe mode of memontell the
foot. by Po rta b l e eau be sate to ottentatlas
mad comoot. sad bboes to, the Leaden
of bet• dive am trial sad be coortheed.
AI.PIRT IttrtiLsll,
;Celle] Neehet 'Mint Pillebitsilt"
ORDINANCES
AN OE DINANCE
To Authorise she Construction of •
Plank walk Eigb.h W.rd•
PK. I. He it Yvan...A tsw.l en .retell II fa. Be
y. ash, a.• Aerr , r.l ,f3;fte ud ma - clod by
MlA.,•rtJp 4r ea.., hat the e•mmittee
on ee,. b. 44.1 tto, yrs hi 1,41 . authort Si d sad
directed It, ',ell I/ aril :ut Itr proiwisals for the
censtrectith of • plank fit lama on north sloe
from foot of Tros Ito lint,* •teret the ssme
to be Mint lit • -ct , distr. with tpecillrations ap
proved tit t• .olleits..•nal ureters therefor with
the lowest most L. et 'Adder or bidder,, at their
St ..attsction.
o• 2. That for tit- puri•hse of del raying the
cost and expenses .1 *alit Improsements. there
bee and la her,' levied. a siwc.sl itts, t H o be
d lb U m I, 0,1 lot s lam Odin y and •hut
trti eV:d n de l r V h . 44 1 ' lre% d r , n' n
41
to Praithe ateelet. on
t o sides
stm t ly, respect
ively in prop:triton to the frt. ft tmt them re
speytiyely rum prised. sod tventilog and antitUng
as foresaid.
set. J. That as soon as the cost and expenses
of wild Improvements shat , Ise roily ascertained.
shall be the duty ot the City Repines, to
assess ant sop ,rtion the sithe among test, r• 1
lots Itoundlne and *Liu tray upon 11111 Al street
..b.. spryt it d re•pectively. 14<rOldlag to the
rule Lbws.- atlicated, mid thereupon {potted to
male demand and collect the sant- . according to
tn. tiros istons of the Act of the lien. ral •ssem
to • t the lu32ll4.ll.rralth Cl Pennsylvania. • all-
Plan •Itiew•lt.• In
.ref ortionance as may
EMVMM=I
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day of Novetutx.r. A.
.1 I, 11..11 It! F R.
IMlll=l
MlM=l
t$ ,1 A. K
Pre•l.let.t
ROSBUT
D lm.ouo l Coantil.
H ESOLOTION
To Open nigh 51troet
Resolved, by the Meint sod Common Cannella
of the City of Jt.legthe•y. 1 hat High etre. , b.
pr sett width lcuth teals street to
ViTrilne " ..and ' ihat /Macon Bad lord. A r4lree its.
videso and .I•rer• alorgan, reecho:titers, be and
they re. , appoin; •Icyyors lu view atd
ase•ssa t re
hh e
dans•ers Lod heuent la accordance
with the hro•tal.vos of the Act of A,...erenly
proved May Ise. S. 1.51. and that t e the
of Coahrll• notify them Of their sp•olnimeht.
ti gong",
s...sesno, 26. 11469
{V• d hereby cerLl:y that tit: for, lug Is a
ten,. Selectrn, catty of Co u nt.. to.o o••••• 1 by
the and C. n,enon . f said ell y. at
Wt.slated meeting, held on Therada, the 45th
Inst.
Attest' J N. ~I LWY,
Clerk of Select Connell.
H.
not tiers of Common Council.
RESOLUTION
To Open Fayelie Strtet
Revolved, by the
c S. let onrl Common Coune'l•
of tpr ,t, r....erforoy. Th. V myrtle otmet be
LTIVAIT2n
duff •uff bard Ife•hur.d. irerholdere. be
ssul (a y see fuer., •ffpututed vwerew tu vice.
•od ifese•l the d•conge. •11.1 teentufte oredudy
&nee Yelth the • If uey ut the rycL of fkfibt vordl.
appeoverl 11•1. 111481 and th•t .1, fleets of
Coupe. 130111) , .hem Wu , r •I'lf•df , Lwe•fu
~" u v' Y ' r nA l fe' r ' l lB" ,: h7L l V • 439
We de L. feu, verld, lhal weer.. w •
tear and dof ut the wudhutufn vauwd
Sy the reit •od umfnum unnelte of said ell,
ot “oty.l foe Wag, heid uo thureclay. the klifh
AIWA OXLEY.
I•Wrk of Ylret rounell.
A SU.: 1. 1,11.W111111f,
tweL ( We& or I.wornon • °mark!.
PROFESSIONAL
G. W. De CAMP,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AY LAW,
01 No In ►t"URTR AVICHtrE, Pttu
Intratt. (formerly ocenleo by Hon. Walter H.
Loorrte,) tell! practice Atli . he U. S. Circuit and
Martel Courts, to Supreme an all tot
Co arts of Allegheoy county. and mate'toiler
ttoos In most of the the.
ceu ottu. JsZnrd
WM. B. BEEPER.
ALVEILISAN AND
THE 6E-OTlt•CIAFICIO J trurzez OP
P
OFFICE, 89 FIFTH AVENUE.
FIFTH
co l I= l -
Deed. (Mood. ad sod coo•ortate tA Plort,ages do
Ad
op, zoo 111 Heal ovslocto Attended to 100.017
and accurately.
•
SAMUEL .
ix-thleto Justice of It PcsGe .d rolled Ildi•
trek. o.lllcs. Olin) r eree lET, opposite the
Cedioodend, PITT it deft. PA.
Deeds, Bonds, la
s.
Dep.sittoas, sad Ilddiedxs • ...Lel
Ica protopauses d ' di.osoO.. sokil
JOHN A. STRAIN,
LT.-OITICIO Jimmies or THZ PLACIS WAD
ILA9ISTILiat.
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Offle.ll.ll iTILICIPP, brown s Mush
tbsdral, Piltsburgb, P. Lised. - 80041.
DrPosltions aad all
Itsslussa masted with orboubstess
A H.CHLHALD BLAJLELEI,
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LEGAL
LLEdHENT COUNTY, es:—
!ARAN X XIV YAW, try bet' pir•L trt mid.
Saal.lt. v5..1114E.a 1111 MU,
. . •
In Court of Common l'irat, No. 133, June
Term- 1869. Lltwl
.
To James Meyer,. the reourleot oboye named:
You are hereby nutlArd to be nod appear
at • Coon or Common Pte.. to be held to
thel tint. of I . lo.totctett. to aim for uld eountl.
oo tbe FIItST MONDAY of DILCYIIIIIGIi oust,
to •tuur Made. If any you tau, wby the mid
Webb Meyers aboold not be dtvere,ed Auto
you by the beeree 01 bald Court ureeoldy to be
pmoror of her ottltlub, as died to the .bate ease.
MANUEL B. CLIMIL It, 1499911 r.
anznatry•. urrlce,
Pyrrsornon. Soot. 21.,18041. I tenunt•T
Eli THE COURT OF COMMON
Pi.LLS. NO. •99, DECENBILIt TIMM,
9
„u. matter .f the eplatullati of the
FIRST UNIVERSALIST CRUBOR,
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Notice It beroby larva _that lopilcallos
Moe. loads for Amendmeata to be Ctaflev of
Fold Church, and that be Court, will he grouted
Wagsthe neat Tama of said unless extol , -
Wogs art died.
J. H. W•LTXII
Prottonotary
C.21=1
-"IRE -WIDENING OF ERIN
11/WM In the city of Pitts Lentil. Cown of
quarter bessio.. No. 11. Larch ISO%
lalecellaneosis deck.. • 11, persons Itherested
are hereby notified that it. aiseszabeirt of dam
nn and hese., es mt. by the viewer. ap
pointed by ihe Court in the above cauq has
been appro.d. and all par.n saeseed with
brace. ans hereby rvenlred to pay the same
within tinny days from this due, otherwise
they will be entered . liens tiniest prep's . ty
and collected according to l
J w.
. I . BLACILT...
CUr Attorney.
No. IN Fifth serene.
a:lts,
ADMINISTRATOR'PI NOTICE
—tatter. of adtatalstrail a
t( A ? I S 4
been
ti t irtlbt " , ' Frt. ':. °" l=f th :ll,l ' 4l " , M
y City ali persons Indebted to said estate &re re
quested to to Immediate paymeat. and Mom
having claims will present Comm woven, isa•
thantleated for settlement.
MARTH A WRAITH.
Admlnlstrstatz.
or 060.6. COCHLS.6.6I,
60 0111111 nt. PlUsbarge.
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VIECOTOR'S NOTICE.--Let
etraiar - 477 uoritutv-Volf:st ,t C p .
Allegheny county. Y., dec'd. bane bees gyanteal
Lo tfa anderalaued. All per.. having club.
Wilts the anld estate sill prenest them
Coe nettlentent. a. all persona Indebted an Auld
cma will plea. watt payintst.
ae/ml6 T JAMEY It. DENNY. sztemor.
I,T.l2t:Toi:l.iip&W.Csir,s):l:f
869 ---- 1870.
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NEW GOODS! , NEW GOODS
Greatly Reduced Prices!
E. HOUSTON & SON,
Vulionble Iterchint Teflon & Clothiers,
No. tot prrre ANIMUS, mem or Mawr
Alley, hare Mt reeelved the large* gad met
complete atOck ef Cloths and Cthalsarrea
teg%Yet
and mutoto made clothing ever , eimed In
I , ...litir.tvitztltUtria:rutslfr'h
tlor mo tot Mall Proem, Lew Priem tick
Wee sad beady Caal. Favor es with a eau and
10 0
dge for yourseirreo. all palm fare
t glee satisfaction.
oen
P.
PA2I32IONABILI3
MERCHANT TAILOR.
ICtepa constantly asantd.
Mask Caasbneresand Vesting*.
AIao,OINTLZIIT.N't PTISNISHINGIGOOM
Mo. 93 1-2 Smlthgeld Street,
1471131353=11. PA.
Artient`. Clothing mute to nrier to the Lawn
etTles. sef
NEW FALL GOODS.
• upleadld ati stoe.l of
OLOTIIB, GABBIMEREB, &CH
JIM Immtvad by ILICIEIV BMW.
atm %lambast Tailor. Ti atalzbaald =set.
c o TT o
HOLM% DELL & CO,,
ANCHOR COTTON MILLS.
Illasihmuirars et EMIR KEDITIM u 41140111
MECUM MID ismasoilii
asnomwas ikirn II Arnim
LLENDERSON J.& BROTHER 111
1166
Pans Ltbretti. Dealers Is Lyn's.
sad aime .
AatIISEEKEINTS
r_F - NEW OPER & [MUFF
or Lbe popular and favurlte •rilstes
Mr. arid Mr.. BARNEY M ILLIAMS.
Trite /AY FVENIIO No, 30. UK'S t e
performance will comme altathe Irish !mead
enured,
•LL HALLOW LVI. “.t. near •rptat
Ruddy Mr. Barney Wllllams.
Kitty Killeen. . Barn.,
To cnnelede alth
LATEST WM NEW lima
7a n gro.• ' Sp il rZut ß . an",
Er.. •
ll r , 8•r..1
=
InrevtraLloo, Dry drsoi. o r
PoRM ,, SA.
I
ar'PITTSBERGH TH LATE E
MOO
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Tr la. ning. Lad during the art and an
Wedneads• and natatnise afreartosoaa. THE 13E1-
B.k.hrtATION Gl THE AGE,
Wild, Barney & Mae's Minstrels.
n•a n at Pace and bur , . pee Opera Troops, Ibe
o•re.tes of Elnalrelay ' Preset ling the roar
Great Mary of the Ithla plan Pie - tonne Ot.
Jtolia , r n
Y all I'. BARNET,
Lll . l Li MAC •0.1
aAM D• T (or.
Gar.l , tdu • ri e,tn Dud a Match Isaa treche,..rt.
For part. lars •o• s of Gad
at
Hol. Office open nom 10 A. to 4 r.r.
st , tred Wee days In aaaaa cc no.
IgrMERCANTILE
LIBRARY LECTURES
The Blind Preacher,
Rev. W. H. MILBURN,
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L. FA rETTE 11JL1
On TUESDAY. November 30th. IMin
"What a Blind Kan Fan la Pa la.•
EIBM=MI
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TldLe{. Lie Le procareol at Library Hoot., MT
a t 'ACADEMY OF MUSIC
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The Grand Military Allegory,
DRUMMER BOY;
OR. MATTI E 7. OF *41111.1.M.
he produced hT Twu Hundred Vut ..... wadi
bitty I.ad•e. of Ilbu Otw uodur the 'wawa.« au at
of rosts No. 3 and 13.1 “ S. N. • fur
or their .1i wILITY ILNU.
TWELVE URA' TIVIIL TABLEAU
IAIIII,IAR ge•vry,
MTMtEI
- •
ISOOTCISIIN YILISubi 54.61:10. •r.
~..at•inay be seedy. eaeb day from 9 A. Id tato.
All 3Y. 9.. at the °flee l,e No IS9
It .
hROd •treet. econd door, commeottog
Nov 9600.
Door. otw, at Performane• to cam
menet srt 7 %. or=
LLEGEI ENT
* LIBRARY LECTURES. -
Rev. CI EO. P. HAYS
Wilt, GT opeetal req.el, Gellev e. lecture op the
pre Arar highly 1ha,.0l laat theme
Pending Politico-Religious Thule
On Tuesday Evening, Nor. 30th,
111 THE BEDOID U. P. MUCH,
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Doors open at 1 t Lactara at 1L• TICIIIIta 50
at& aur,4
Eff - ZOUAVE CADET!
Arg i d , Uoria for tatoubaroLlp la Uk, wow or-
Pi targh Zonave Cadetet,
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Capt SAMUEL KILOORK
DUPER' NTINDENT OP IIARKATIL.
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rig'"A FAIR AND FESTIVAI ,
In the laden... , of ETlieth.
PA L CULTIWII, Allegheny. w opeo on TUttl•
DAY, the 30th, and cootie. during •he weal.
A great yacht, of fancy and ..cOll sr tele. wall
be offered and chelce DINNERS and il'Pr2ll.9
carved each day The tables grill ha attended by
the ladlis of the pariah and adhere. It 1. declin
ed to make thla Fair and leatl•al a MT Ca
p etc tad ottroCt Aro tollg of the kind.
Adsaustoo, 15 cents. Sapper tickets 50 teats
tor .ale u WILLA A CO., Federal street, uscti
at tbe door.
ITHE HOLY LAND.—A Lee—
TUR.6
RABBI 511111.25015, of Jeers.,len,
TUEBDAI EVIISIIIO, Nov. 10th, 15(12., art
las J6WLaII ISTNAttokil3l, 5/055 Wee, 1.•
o..l) Ilaseack.
Ticket, to be ba4 atiha Yale Storm Ball
sa) iLI
NOTICE.,—The auseausent taw
Grading of Gallagher Street,
Prom Onion Ava nee to the Clay hoe, le now
ready for exerialaalloa sad ea. Oh sea at this
Ware Until FRIDAY. De. at. 19411. whoa IS
mall be pieced It We bands of lb. City Trearszer
for collection.
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Ml:3
Orrice as Cm? limonrssu BraYsTlie,
Plirrsisuaau, N0v.?.9 MIL
XIOTICE. —The assesaments for
Grading and PAVI pN aria 017181114/. •
WYLIE AVENUE.
'MID
PLYING
De Villiers strsit,and GRAD
IND. and CLASHING
1 , 1100133011TE1 EgIICRIDET.
From Centre to Reed street, an nor
read? for sum and en be renal OW
ntil TtIMILIAI. . December fib USK
•Iten u
sill be returned to tbo Ctte Mune
We odium toreolleettom.
und7tds7 H. J. IWO= Cltyltutnent..
Orr( Exramixs..
AI.IILBILDIT ern% Now. 116,. USA
NOTICE..—the assessment SW
liradieg end Paving Fulton Street,
hom Ottto .to Weatem ALocalleo ts mar
for eFamiikaalon and OM Oa Yea at Ms eke
asall TEIOTUDAY. DeecrAbee Rd , 15811, 'Oen
St .Th De pitted to lb. assuu at the City Tn.-
am for
CHAJILLS DAVIS.
IZIEN
city sayin
ai ser.
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1. IV awn. It. art
NOTICE.—The aseerrent for
Grathar and Paving Market Skied,
•na Weisel sm.% be WWltutu. lIMMIMe D.
now meily for csaralualloa aad CY be sembaL
Ibis Mace sold WEDYLISDAI. Deeember
5569, when It will be Dleard la lb* beam of
tM (1.17 Treasurer for collectlou.
CHARLI:II DAVIS.
ect2l.44s
arr Art.er.
Crrf ILltaIMll 0171 M.
•LL.ITIAT r.. 23, 11169..
NOTICE. --The asseasneut
Grading and Paving Payette Ett:reet.
Prong Fulton street to Sailer same,
.ta now
randy for exanduatlon and can be been at tat@
td:lea mull TUZSDAY, Nov. 101 0, 1069, wawa
It wUI no placid to law bands of tae CUT Tann.
neer tor collection.
-CHA HL® DAY/3.
C3E3
City 11111Ile•T
PROPOSALS.
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tin or • u.. 6 aim CONT.OI.I. s
T,.1 rr
116. 111611
NOTICE TO CNOINTILACTOIkfig
healed proposals will be reettr.l at tlaseek
eattl 7 o'rtock r. i., TRUSsDAY,
BIH 9 , 1169, for the
Grabs ud Paving of Chestnut hint,
from the forth et& of El' to Mee Moto
aro?* Bridir.
Sire Wall.. eau be aeon St the oat,* of ChM'
Davis. NMI • City Engineer. the riobt is re
served b. repel sey he all bids.
V. Y. PORT2I/4
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Uonci or Cm bloom aND istravresd. :
NOTICE TO CON T R A
Ism O&
—tooled Prove W. far themsdruallio".
ruizsiLic
Prom 611 ****** Lod Wood street t.sreeata
th rra i t_Lll_for the tiILADISO Led PLYlllte
.TISZIc, tram *my es Asti eteretlL
rill ho I , crlvedtbls Mike LOCI AWNS*.
DAY, December Ist. Melt, e. 61 r. U.
No WO sill be received Were made eat se tea ,
Veoper blaaky
LSbeccillesdlOaS d 661 as be tube
Ude ogle.
Tbe right Is mewed to spa .7 =I al Mad.
"42 H. J. Moog& Cti7 mr.
A PPLE6,4OO -blob Choice
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