VI
littAust etairtig.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.
Tan GAza-rra Y 1.11 M 04 oily
for inz days of Um mask for •16 emu per
Inca ; by snail,l9 per annum: II WWI, Pa
Allegheny Coe=Ms meet lomlght.
liAlflee.—Mr. B. R. Davis, the Present
eflirient Wharf blaster of the Western
Maki.let of Allegheny Chy, will be a
certelldate for re-election In 1870. 2t
DiWorderiy Heim— Information was
made yesterday. by J. Surline, against
Francis Foster for keeping a dnordarly
bawdy houseon Webster avenue. War-
rant lamed. 4
Alderman Donaldson yesterday leaned
a warrant for John Smith's arrest, for
abandoning his wife. In Justice to all
parties It should be remembered that the
=fortunate man In this ease Is John the
husband of Marta Smith.
'ELreUon.—The Jesus 'Jerk', a bone..o
lent organization of Allegheny, at their
amtual meeting Tuenday evening elected
the . following ofhoerin Preeldont, Law•
retina Walther; Sloe Realdent, Joba
Weeder, Hooretary„ Valentine Out;
Treasurer, John Oloinhartz.
Wereible Entry..—Yesterday Siemens
West caused the arrant of Mary Traylib,
whom she charged with forcibly entering
her roam in Flweeny'a court, Snell alley,
and raft:tains Le rotifer when politely re
quested to do - so. Tbe case wita die.
charged at the castor the prosecutor.
Bair Paiting.—Peter Nary alleges
Patrick Mekkil committed an assault
and better' , upon ham, in Anderson tr
Co.'s steel works. Ross street. Peter ex
hibits s tuft of hair, corresponding to a
bare spot on his heatKwhichlte alleges
was the result of lb. quarreL The
pollee are looking for Peter.
■lasing Man.—Edward Denval, of
Glendale Station, has been miming sines
Saturday. He was last seen on that
evening In Spinal's exchange, federal
street, Allegheny. He had In his
”at-iip.eoa dollars sad AY
dressed In black clothing. Any infor
mation of him can be left at the
gliany Mayor's office.
V 11111.14 Allegheey.—Last evening at
about ball' put seven o'clock, a slight
fire occurred at Robert Hall's (Robe
Plow Workm opposite the Pearl Steam
billi,Latioak street, First ward, ills
.111bellY. The lire originated in the work
shop, but was extinguished before any
material damage was done. An alarm
was acumded from box 2b, and the en.
ems ware out but not in service.
tinptnaant Collectinoc—Jsmee Mc.
Esfen pada afadarit before Alderman
Taylor yesterday, to the effect that Chas.
13oreland, of Plum township, owed him
four dollars and eighty mote for farm
work, and when requested to pay, not
only refined-to do so, but whipped him
for making for it. Borelend was arrested,
Paid over , the wages and mats of prose
cotton, and was allowed to go free.
Fire Alarm.-Last, night about half
past eleven o'clock, an alarm of lire was
sounded from box 27, corner of Webster
and Grant streets. The alarm was or
caaloned by the burning of some cloth
ing hanging by the tire to dry in a house,
corner of Tunnel and Wylie streets, or.
cupled by a washerwoman. The excite
ment was all over before the eteamers
arrived, and their servicee were not re
quired.
Charged wish Horn Stealing
Yesterday .Robert Skilien, of Plum
township, Made information before Al
dermanTaylormainst Henry firlat for
larceny, A few nightie ago a horse was
missing from Mr. Sicilian's stable, aim
ultaneous with the diaappoarsnce of
lariat, who bad been loafing about the
Plionallos.- 4 1 circumstance which ex
plains the Information. The animal
was valued at one hundred and thirty
dollars.
Grist la now in jail awaiting trial on
another charge of larceny, a suit of
clothing having, it is alleged, been taken
by him from Cohen 'a store, Penn street.
Monday afternoon. The alderman lodg
ed a second commitment against him.
It is said that Grim was engaged in
another horse transaction in Indiana
township, for which be was arrested, but
afterwards escaped. The authorities at
that place have been notified of his app
prehension, and are expected to secure
him should he get through here.
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vle following deeds were admitted of
reared ht the office of Thos. H. Hunter,
Recorder for Allegheny county, Tuesday,
December Bth, 1869:
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lot V§ by 66. Wain street, 17vo word. elLtaborsb
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lot oa WeleoL's alley. Zan tUrovloataun, av by
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Woltz= Chose pa Scce t•f. Jesse 6. IC.
606 No. If. Oterper'aplon. Ulnas twee/M.I6C
Oraas Bouer..—'The entertainment at
the Opera Howe, lest evening was one of
the momfintereerleg that bee been given
there this season. "FOrmoss, or the
lialftoad to Ruin," was presented, and
we bare nu hesitancy in saying that It
was hover presented better by any com
pass*. Miss Oeborne'a rePiweentidloo of
the lttle role or Boker," le a
highlYsitimile pleas of acting, as Ls also
the _ Burroughs" of Mr. Chester.
B wilthe repeated to-night.
P r ritientettlit TAIS&111/1 —The Wild,
Bardiyd: Meek Minetraki continue to
draw at the Pittsburgh
Theatre. Madame Batumi", the queen
of the trapeze, to also an attractive card;
and altogether Mr. Williams gives a
.rat. lase Variety entertainment, un
eguiled in fact by soy other establish.
ment of its character In the country.
Masonic Haw..—Tuesday end Wed
nesday evenings of next week, a grand
musical entertainment will be given at
!demonic Hall by Tbrodore Thomas'
Grand Orchestra, toinertsimg forty-dr of
the leading musicians of the country.
The troupe weep... Sized over four years
since by Mr. Tbc,,ale, and has been In
constant rusetioe ever since in the city
of New York, until the present season.
They are now making their that tour
through the oohntry, and bum the men
ner in which their, concerts me spoken
of by the entire press Si he co untry
through which they have , they
are olutainly grand Claim. The follow
ing brief notice is from the St. Lmis Re
Publican:
"Pallbarmonle Ball lest night was
packed fall, showing that the merits of
the troupe performing- there are hilly
understood and realized by the public.
Tinienteellent programme given was die
ting:abted In Its exhibition by that
aphitnal now of real genius which mark.
the tine soul - whet knows bow to corn.
blue and tlimemicate the artist work of
others. AU of the pieces were most.
heartily applauder Two more concerts
will- be given, one to-night at Philhar
monic Hell, and on Sunday evening a
grand farewell performance at De Bar's
Opera Rome."
CITY fair for the benefit 1
of the Hommpastilo Hoepital, which
opened at Vity Hall Tuesday night,
promisee W--4a . a complete stomees. It
could not well scree otnerwies, however,
under such excellent management.
The HMI wais well fitted lest night and
We lack fora large crowd there tonight.
We regret that a want of space prevents
a MOM extended o notice ot the Faird
the elegant manner n In which the Ha lls
anted up.
Dutliegteltßx—The Drummer Boy;
M. Battle, of Shiloh was presented to a
housetaL Mips Academy of Mono last
night: . It wi a ll Ix : r id e:neaten three more
evethVl tad Bundles ihttnrday
alterneor4, - Go and see
noritautp or Minno.--Moiday aim
ing, Mr. Fogwill cOMMenett mown of
fan at"- the Acwiatol , of: Musientrean
- lllgbie.-Willt-jtti,exoelling - pantomime
00006 .' ""WurdPW : . Damply" And “Hiro
IFY:TF7,Dook" yin beensu •
_ • •
THE ((1 STS.
DIN Ceart—Judge
WEDNESDAY, December a—Court met
at ten o'clock A. x , at which time the
case of Johnson va. Smith, reported ye.
lerdey, was resumed.
8. B. rfuley, Sheriff. eworn —Am Sher
-1B of Allegheny cotinty. Arrented Smith
on a capita. Mr. Hagan, of the lirin
of Hagan & Courtney, gave a cheek for
the aumnrit of the bail, lithe°. The check
wan drawn by Hagan it Courtney.
Smith Bald he Intended going to Chicago.
I do not know anything about Smith's
circumstances.
dlr. Amy doAmos, recalled- lu con
templation of marriage I laid out ,a,n
elderable money for clothing, ; addi
tional provisions, etc. I wry miataken
in my examination yesterdal hiss, Mg
that Smith paid me the $1,250 on elaith
of March, '67. 1 should have id the
25th of February.
Cross era-rimed—l got the oney I
paid for extra clothing, etc., f in Mr.
Smith. He did not give me an Termite
of Ova dollars per week. H might
have given me FM; do not WI k I re.
osived 1100 from Mr. Smith from Mardi
to the tat of August, '57. I paid the
ground rent on tity property. I got the
money from the rent of my house. Tine
ground rent was 1100 per annum. Mr.
Smith paid the ground rent until the
spring of '67. Mr. Smith did not pay
more looney on my account than would
Cover my. additional exponite, incurred
after and in consequenee of the proudre
of marriage. Mr. Smith paid me a little
pocket money. 1 kept myself and paid
the ground rent from the rent received
from my homee. My additional clothing
bills that Reason, from March to August,
might have amounted to 1100. 1 was
mistaken as to the time I received the
6415' U. I received It on the 2.51.11 of Feb
ruary.. 67. 1 was not mistaken se 10 Mr.
Smith's promise to marry me.
The plaintiff here cloned the ea..
Mr. Moreland opened the cane to the
Jury in behalf of the defendant, and of.
fared In evidencevertain letters written
by the plaintiff to the defendant and to
other partite for the ',impose an stated, of
effecting the reputation of the plaintiff.
Plaintiff's counsel objected for the res
eon that the lettere proposed to be read
In evidence were written long after the
breach of contract had been committed,
and tM[cfore could not be admitted to
evidence for the purpose busted. 'rite
Court decided that An affecting tho dale
Agee, evidence of sets of olientin Op tc
the time of bringing the suit might h.
admitted. The letters were then read to
the jury. The first wee a letter from
plaintiff to defendant, as follows:
E. D. Why do you treat toe, a woman
that has Neon the trouble I have aeon In
this world. I did not come here to try
to cause you any trouble. I wall Mining
to Cleveland and thought I would mil
end me you drat. I have no ittapnattlon
to injure you, but I bate the idea of your
getting married, for you alwaya told tile
yon never would do so. If yon will set.
tie my bill here at the hotel, and pay my
fare home, 1 will not trouble or call ou
you again. Lwould not oven ask you to
do thus but I came away and forgot to
go to bank, and nave got no money but
four dollar. to du this with. You know
very well that I elided to see you out of
respect and lope, that I once bore for ou
and do now and If you felt toward me as
I do for you, you could not treat we so
mean. I could not else], a wink last
night thinking about you. A Is y.
Tae other letter read en follows:
Porreinu non, ?day 5, 1869.
Palest) Amos:—l have just arrived
here in Pittsburgh and have dropped
you a line sa wax agreed upon. I have
aeon FM. this afternoon: he used me
very kindly. If you come here pretend
you have busifieas; and go out and see
biro and he will tell von I am here. I
am at the St. James Hotel, room No. 40.
Shall not remain here long as it is too
dry for me I auppose you ars coming
up here as you said. Ed. leaves here G r
Chicago Monday next.. Except my beet
respect, and my name here I. Seaman.
Mrs. Seaman, If you do not come wnte
me a few lines.
Amos T. Hickman, sworn—Reside in
Harrisburg, am a stock dealer; resided
Chicago; left there in '6l. wee in (Allegro
in 'M. It woes about the L.nd of A mil: lett
i:hteago on the 54th; know the plarntifT,
Amy A. Johnson; saw her when I sae
at Chicago; I saw her at her own house,
cue and Mr. Pat Halligan went there In
the afternoon, and she invited us to
come back the next day; we went back
about 2P. ;we were there two differ
ent times before we found bor. The
het time was between eon diem sod
dark; ahe came In shun the same bele
that wo did; we eat there and bilked
awhile, and Mtn proposed going 1 , ,
a saloon to get something to
eat; we done so, had something to eat and
something to drink: I drank a glass of
e and we returned back to her hoe
after we were there two hours I ISAllt to
',Midge° that 1 would not go bark to the
amok. yards, that 1 would stay all night;
there was a hed in the room and I strip
ped off sod went to bed; plaintiff and
Halligan were Kitting near the door, she
wits sitting on hie lap. The matter
which followed In too obscene for publi
cation. • • • I went to Chicago on
taisinena. Halligan resides at Chicago
and is employed by S. W. A lierton at
the Union Stock Tardir, the repotatim of
the plaintiff at whore she rta,ded was
bad, prior to the Blh of May 'Se.
Cro•e Ezamined.-1 know the defend-
ant, Mr. Smith; we have always been
personal friends: I never had any con
sensation with Mr. Smith prior to my
visit to Chicago: he said when he mune
to Harrisburg that he had left Chicago
on account of the plaintiff; he said he
was afraid she would shoot him; Mr.
Smith did not send me to Chicago; did
not tell plaintiff that I was a personal
friend of Mr. Smith, and would try aqd
settle the difficulty between them. She
said she was coming to PlUeburgh soon
and wanted me to meet her. I told hhr
that I 1,68°f - ten at Pittsburgh. I never
told the plaintiff that I had nerved •
term In the Penitentiary for seduction.
All that I heard concerning the moots.
Lion of the plaintiff wee relative to the al
fairs between her and the defendant,
Smith. I came here on Friday last from
Harrlaburgh to attend this suit. I was
subpoenaed eines, my arrival. Mr.
Smith did not pay me anything for com.
log hero. lam a personal friend of Mr.
E..L Smtih, sworn—l am defendant In
J
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title case. Am employed at the stock
yards in East Liberty, buying and selling
stock for Mr. AlJerson, of Chicago. Met
the plaintiff fleet in Chicago, in the sum
mer at '65. Met her on the street. Had
no introcinction to her. I never made
soy promise of marriage to the plainti
after the 25th of Februrry, '67. 5 never,
at any time, agreed to marry her. On
Monday. in March, '67, Mrs. Johnson
went to Mr. Brown's office to Chttaight, to
settle a charge of breech of premise case,
which she had in Oita% I don't know
that she had brought a aunt against use
for • breech of promise, further than
what I saw in thetituiday papers. I paid
tier 1850 cash and gave her • note at three
months for $4OO. After tee papers bed
been fixed we left Mr. Brown's office.
Mrs. Johnson went to the bank and we
met on State street; wo walked on to her
house together and she invited me to
come in; I went in; she said she wanted
me to tall and see her hereafter as we
bad settled our difficulties, I should
continue my calls as usual; I wont home
that evening. ca'led the next evening et
her request; I staid there all night; Mete
was nothing said About marriage, I
think I went back there next day after,
there was nothing raid about marriage;
I never at any time talked of marriage
or promised to marry Mrs. Johnson after
paying the 111,250; I left Clifton° on the
sth of September, 1867; went to New
York city.
Defendant's counsel proposed to prove
bathe witnesson the stand that be had
been driven from Chicago by threats of
violence made by plaintiff. (Objected
to by plaintiff's counsel as being irrele ,
sant. .Objection sustained.)
A letter, previously read to the jury.
was shown wftnaw, which he idol/tined
as having been written by Amy A. John
son, and which be received on or about
the 6th of May: She was Mopping at
that time at the St. James Hotel. She
came to the Eastern Exchange Hotel to
see me on the 4th of May, '69. Sent a
boy for me, and I went to the parlor and
knocked at the door, and Mrs. Johmon •
let me in. 1 asked her what brought
her there, and she said die came to sae
me. She wanted me to come to the St.
James Hotel with her, but I did not go
Went down next morning to the St.
James Hotel and asked the clerk if such
a Lady was stopping there; I asked him
to show me the pa .ffir and show the lady
in; he did so; I asked her what she
wanted with me; she began - to get angry.
and I started down stain, and she tried
to snatch my hat away from nie, and
said she would come out to East Liberty
again; I told her if she did I would have
her arrested by pollee; the next day
I wee arrested bLethe iheriff. there was
nothing said about therrlege at that
timer. l saw her prior to that time in J une.
'6B, at the St. James Hotel; she wanted
me to come to Chicago and live; there
was nothing said about the marriage;
she wanted me to come to Chicago, as
she was keeping an ice cream saloon and
did not like the buidneas, as she wax fre
quently insulted by persona coming in
and out; she wanted me to buy her a
cottage; I don't think Mrs. Johnson was
• engaged in any Mathews when I
firm became acquainted with her.
In May, 1869, she was doing nothing
for:a livelihood, at least she so stated to
Meth East Liberty, at Eastern Exchan
HOLM. I tough{ a cottage for her, cosst
ing $7OO . *abject 'to a ground rant of
11100ortdab I paid. and a larger house
cane imnirAnsect alterelants with my
money. Both house. are In Chicago.
I did not induce her to sell property at a
sacrifice. She raid the Would sell the
orAtaire and move into the larger house
and keep hoarders, of Whom I should be
On., 1 onntriltuted to the furnishing of
the larger boome. From 7Sth of Febrm
ary :Lid of September I gave her Roma
of money ranging from 66 to 120 per
week—in nil about POO.
At thin inunt Orort adjourned to meet
at 10 o chalk a. 31., Touroday.
11E1A 1.1.1,1 FOIL Tlit
ss. Drarn vs. Kteamor ito•lluntl
6.. Iturtoridge vr. Mr
11.A.4,1«, t4k4l. V e:4•l4.'n Ailtti
Krm,kamp vl4. Kau.,
h. KtfltrAl v.. I•'ultou34 ear',
K1 , 44,104'04 a. 1114. A tw“.
43. little vet. IttAnnAon, Hill AL
4!. Kutint 7. va. McKelvey.
tuarter Ke.lonw—Judges Stun and
DZEMI2
This Court met yesterday, Judges
Stowe oud Collier on the bench.
In the rase of the Comtnonwoolth vs.
John Andenmr, Indlrted for rape, on
:th of Nita. Itazusay. the jury rendered
verdict of not guilty.
Cum Cu. I.awroneo Sullivan. Indict
lout noinance. The defendant 1. the
- tier of a atone-quarry on Itoyd'n
Melt H. M. Met'allough alle,aett eau..w
to water, In rainy weather, to flow
in Famines., rauteng damage. (Ist trial.
TRI A L LINT FOR TH UNRRA%
2. Cum. ve..1m1.. A. AleF.,Men.
'3. Nl4.3olmattly,v.
•• Hat may.
4. Tlturally Seatil,u, 2 ensoft.
1...10n°.
Wrn. I'. Wanlyler.
'• 11. A. Meyer.
The following surety of the ',see and
abandonment can. will be taken up on
Saturday morning el ten o'clunk. Par
ley interested must he In Court, other
Ono the eases may be dismissed at the
eat of the parties not appearing.
TRIA I. LIST Full I,II • FIDAY.
S. Cow. ye. Simon Seluwk.
' Valentine Deny.
' Mary t.lttyett.
' Allehael l lurors.
' Michael Harrison.
• George Hunter.
• Fame Bunter.
Anne Hunter.
" Manurial Curies. et al.
John Hain
" Geo. F. Harbaugli.
Gerhard
Wen. Brooks, et al.
DM:
l'emtoon Plene—Judge tetertrtt.
TiTr &Nowt, Iteeetttber I,—Tee ease cf
111 en. Coulter, pr«vien•ly reported,
rosnintal and is mall on trial,
AL LisT FOR rti VIV.IIA V.
1141. Juhns and rs. MeA boy.
3u.S. Waring vs. Thomas.
!W. Name vs. Loeffler.
stye. goat. Thomas A Cu vs. Kenyon
313. Thomas vs. Landentelder.
3141. J. W. Elliott S Son vs. Neal.
Bsrnes vs. I,lndsey et al.
vltl. Smith Vt. Mr A buy.
.4214. Hughes vs. Franey.
151. Rogers vs. Kinn et al.
511.1 Cool. for use
BOLD BhiIIWAYIEN
Pcdestnail Garrott d —Robbed 01 $l4ll .
—Slow it was Accomplietied.
Shortly alter dark lan evening, a neat
and expeditlOllN garroting .peration
look place in Allegheny. hi Andrew
Copeland, n young MALI, Wm. w diking
down tlandisak v etreet, about ~eren
O'clock, and at the rallroad cm•atc •net
a outlplo of rough looking characters, one
of whom Joatied him rudely. Mr. Cope.
land pail no attention to the fellows,
.111, 'sing them to be intoxicated. and
procueded on his way. When he arrived
at au alley between I-Wham', and La
cork atreela, observing the men follow
ing Mtn chanty, he stopped for a too-
went. J 0.% then the largest of the two,
a heavy set, is_owerfltl LUAU, atapped
NIA with the remark, "Come litre, tot
honey, w tut ) tta." placed it hand
user the mouth or and twirl
haul ass with in racer In Ult. aro., The tale
er chap then leootrely went through Ms
poekettl, e,q•Urlutz it purse ....tattling
*162. They then let him go, but before
t•ioaring out, matte a grub for ht. wytely
Fortuttately the chute broker, and the
Iltuelceepor, a gbort artiste worth over
two honitrnd dolarn. wan Inf . : In his von
m.o.m. By Ibis time footateva were
heard approaching, and the bald high
way 11/011 Neared on:. Mr. Copelaral fol
Ared them for :I bllOrt distance, at wan
admvnt•hed lel the langor uteurh action
uy svve.rql go, it 1..1111710re, which
g whizzing In einee proximity to him
head. It.. then wade the i.s.ilitxt no
.lu/tinted with the feels. and there the
Maul, recta nt urtnotit, with uu Cita. to
the robbers.
D alcl NO ASSAULT
Rouges at Work—The Knife In Plat
C nut n Sava rel 3 H ennead.
The Itoilroad bridge, yesterday morn
ing, about one o'clock. Was the scene of
an exceedingly daring attempt at rot.
bery and murder. The victim watt Mr.
John Fcchtet, residing in the Fourth
ward, Allegheny. Mr. Fechter wan
crooning lb. bridge (non Pittaburgh, and
had proceeded but a short distance when
he wesoppronclusl by two rani:trio, who
with threats and imprecations demand
.1 his money. 'Upon being told that he
had none, the: searched hie porketo and
found nothing but a email amount of
change, which apparently enraged therm
Thereupon one ..f the chaps drew a knife
and Inflicted upon his helpless ale.
lw fine or oil very oevere wounds.
The wounded man fell at thin Meant,
and his ...aflame at once made oil.
(hough badly cut and Weeding profuse
ly, Mr. Feebler managed to get bonne,
where Ids Winnev were attended to.
They are not tameldenel dangerous, al
though of a painful and nevem change
I ter. He thinks be rook' not recognize
the men who titlark's! him, and bus net
as Vet Made any information. to not
probelde the desperadoes Will eons t.
...night, although they deserve to stretch
a halter.
A Urged Yorge, V
Mention wax made yesterday of the
arrest of Jacob (J eta, charged with false
pretence in paying • 1,111 with his check,
which proved to be wortialeas. Since
then two additional information. nave
been. made againat him before Alder
man halite. 14 hi b•gborsy, by Goorue
Stewart—one for (byway and another fee
false pretence. Stewart alleges Govt.
paid him a bill of 114,(0 with a worth.
less check, and gave him a note fcr
ninety - days for 811P9,16, andonea by M.
oHype, which ho allege. it a forgery—
the signature of tilippe not being genu
ine. The Alderman Owned warrants
.fOr the arrest of the aocilaod.
•Tae Women 01 new 10ra... Is the
taking tilde of a handsome volume of 65e
pages, by George Fdtngtoo. and pub
lb.hed by the New York !Wok ll.,ropany,
and for wblch Mr. &wept' A. Flick, :V
Falb avenue extension, acts as the PAW
burgh agent for soliciting subscriptions.
The book le profusely illustrated, and
deals with its subject, which presents
some peculiar phase', with tact and mi
Instructive frankness'. The nroVaaaer
will wait upon our citizens personally to
invite their patronage.
Cream Ale made at the Oregon Brew
ery to beautiful to look upon. Its body
of gold and bead of 'MOW, with eptrk•
ling beaiis continually rising. giro 1..r0
Mille to the thirsty of a glorlotui and in
vigorating draught. Let any ono who
does not think ale a delicious beverage
call for a glassy( Pier, Dannala . Cols
llCreani," end wo venture to say he will
immediately change Msop.inion.
Cood ii 013111! and Lot at Aaction.—A
real good opportunity will he pr.... Hated
to-morrow. The property No. " l ee vh
street, Hecond ward, Allegheny, w be
amid at two o'clock. It la a good hewn.
in • good ' , many, and la worthy of spe
cial atteution. bee adyertlaament ou
fourth page, by A. Leggett. auctioneer.
Heath Sonar. —The members of the
Heath %maven and others desirous of
Joining the company are requested to
meet st the Armory, at Sandusky street
and West Penns. R. It., Allegheny city,
this (Thursday) evening, Deo. OM, al 7S
o'clock sharp. By order of the
E m pl o y... l w onwe,--curls wanted for
enoha and private familim In the ally.
li IL Long, at No. 12 Federal /area.,
near bridge, Allegheny City, Ptt the flex.
tar Washing fdaebine (Mine. lm
ladle. can beautify their ample:lona
without injury by Ening Milk of Violeta.
Sold by deunglain and fanny uooda deni
m, V. W. Brinckerbolf, N. Y., general
agent,
Constitution Water is a certain mire Me
Diabetes and all diseases of the Kid
neys. Ybr sale by all Druyslitta
?mitt
—The coming report of the Auditor of
town, will show that that State hes re•
mitred from the Federal Government,
WAWA in part payment of money ex
paroled in raising, cool pping and send ing
troops Into the held. The State atilt
holds claims for 5193,21.4, against the
Gmersi Government, which has not yet
Wen passed upon.
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE: THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 9, 1889
EDDLNG BIZ WIS.
lit lIENRT TT killo lcl.tw RER.
Flow beautiful la theberinning of wed
deii life' Not the first bloom 4,f mow
drops and crocus in spring , not the
budding and blossom of honeysm kle or
magnolia; not the earliest songs of birds,
and their sports among the tender leaves
but hall opened, ;s so charming to the
inintnation ' If the young hearts are
m,ple, h vtug, and bin,ere, there rise.
h.q.., their imagination a 1 4 4`rit, Or i ,, ys
cait - h nil the whole huripm. They
there is care and lals,r for t very
nue, but love shall gild the our and fight
==ll
It is it world of sorrow so and
,Jeath stall every une But what are
lure spectral thoughts to young beirts
that mean to go triumphing oNer ry
by the irresistible power ot true love
Even thos, who have even their vicious
melt away, and who have been Waco , haat
ed, love hr go back (or the hour to the 0.,1
fond delight. They look with pleasure
upon two sou's leaving the shop e hor 'hr
wide sea, fondly believing that therelwill
never be a wave upon the water, nor a
pie in the air. Th.•r even who hare
hurl stormy days and a dreary voyage,
art glad that the beginning 1,1 should
be hrlulit•
There is one pcifint of universal sy
thy, the wedding our of two ingenuous
youths. lively one noes out 411 his doll
sud droning lilt into his lost moods.
Leery one's ey. s fo rk to Molly upon the
happy fai r. Lorry one would non throw
flo n er upon their pstn, and it he could.
at lb wrr without th,us.
It is under this generous impulse that
the Custom arose 1 making presents L.
Protiatiily it tn•gnn In simpler
MOM
ages than ours, %hen tnl n were shepherds
and bushandmen. The young Pc.i'
must be set up in Itomodoieping
therefore, would rove a garment. another
a cow, another n piece ul intuit., In
some villages In Eusope, to thos day, the
young pair walk Irourthe church to their
new home, by the side of a loaded earl
hereon their nerghltors base piled all
tmacellaneo, stuff ul a rattle household
o that, when they are settled down at
hens', almost every article speaks to them
a Inneuitee of kindross from some vi Inge
friend. In this simple way a rural corn
moony set up each new butiachuld.
But as wealth inereaaes, and new man
nets prevail in refinell goriely, it in at.
longer an aim to tarnish the lodetugs of
love's younir pilgrims. The custom ot
giving presents rem. ins, but the incline
changes; and unless great caution be used,
such custom degt nerats s, and he-comes uh
!cooly!!. To those who are slob, and •wbo,
ntu repay again," preaents abound.
While the Ire,. favored, to whom I.IIIIC
help would be most timely, little IS given
The daughter of a rich man marries a rich
man's only son Every one would lain
stand well with thorn all. Diamond rings,
bracelets of great price, sliver ware of
every kind, with and writo a use, books,
toi es,y line nMmuA,
atis the long table groans with m edicts.%
Ks - fusion. There iv no thought of set
t.ng up in lire this joyous pair, toe they
are full rich already, and able to furnish
their costly dwelling munificently II
the motive be worthy oh the gifts, how
mach mu.' these two people be beloved ,
But it it be dose in a truly diaritahle
spirit, it will nit be sin ungracious thing
ill trace these gifts, and to nt. ve il the nao.
tives which have brought ',nth, •tich rare
and costly Wino.
The parent., Use brothers and sisters.
the near relatives, of course fitly he,tow
these off. rings. The near heightior
recalls, w hen Ms slaughter ves• marred.
that the bride ' s lather gave her a sliver
urn, and surely it wound not do for 4/...
bt be less generous. Under the form on
lltilea.l.l. hen rules adept, and says, w hen
all is over, "'I L here. that wore cleared.
No men ran say that he /outdid me • • A
bowed suitor, of tolerahle means.
thinks •. iit . 101• pan
led ni.Lre than Ita.t lasers...! us .
edAn •. Itm 111.
ray LUAU nee than I nor , nor either
Its tics, it ater any carat hi sc.."
well with such piople i i tritiermii • fled
so a shining got girl. Iran his timid.
The law'', vino did the lather's him
ores, and cats the acs's say s,
OrYer du lur rue LO besting! un such an
occasion. Money gl yert away to sorb
people is MuncY 1.1anled••• CorrrnpaeL
rote and ',mike!, Isditical fri. ails and
;tanners, must arid Or stollen'. The young
is rla rhiag al it amid! salary
dare out w 'Wind Ira gill, and isashamed
to Send such an one sacaup ins with his
means. He dreinds to sty Lin meagre of
filing outdone Ly Ida Ling nests, and s
taking rotimirl of fear and vanity, he pies
again.' his conscience, and pinching Win
tell for months, lie pays Lira glit trey nod
his means. He might lie sterngtherieli
against a re, oil temptation, tl Le
Illar the bride'. lather satin., "What
Jacob rent this , Tor vonne doe is rt.
ltavagant. Wonder it he :!,:ass hr .
rich "'
I .rid' 171 ples , M , in 1., Lin; et for
*aiding 'manure chamber The ;obi
and eilver bare 110 bratlls in Eby eyes II
I run sure that love gave them, and wail
able to gyre, the present. cannot be too
profuse. 11111 I thtnk of the humble um&
Ina, the poor young men wishing to stand
Well to society, the oitisido friends that
dare not come a Wend gins when it,l are
expected to elvs, and this tak. • awls all
pleasure. Earl man's gilt is marktd
with his name, that every oar may know
how well each has done htodutr. "nave
you hewn up to we the present.' in the
famthar gat -n
It to rad to think that melt Pr . "Ms
should be made a matter of calculation,
but they ere. The very brlde does not
shrink from calculating the protesble gilts.
And alter the wedding harks, is elcsed.
as ar..0.1/1.0 of stock is intro. F.ir the mo
ment, they are the loot friend• who have
fores the moot cno,t.•sod loiter iag gifts.
The meaner as of wine, the /ittlugyarins
and neglect @I others is severely noted.
The fiend has overleaped the wall of Par.
idler, and soiled the fialuCCLlCro of the
early hours of a new tile.
There will he nay to whom these
word, will seem ft,lfcry and unmerciful
But it ta In Do sprit of Cerftiflrtfillft Crlit•
CUM that they are written. There ol need
that men should beware teed prde and
Vanity eat riot the value rd those gifts
which should come only from
which should Ise valued not lor what they
are, brit lot what they aircrew.
Bor.ting at Cirlndelooes.
The force with which the fregmenta
grindatont e will tly asunder, when the
stone "burets „ at a high rate of speed, is
sitourdiug. The eiplosion, which is by
many people not understood, Is simply
cauwal by the feet that the grindstone, I
driven by strain and machinery to revolve
at an enormous speed, reaches a point at
which the centrifugal force overcomes the
cohesion of the particles of the stone, and
the whole structure burets asunder.
Kurth accidents have often occurred in the
mythe works at Collinsville and Winsted,
causing falai results. The bursting is
always accompanied by s tremendous re
port; and the building Is often shattered
—the fr tgrnenta of stone trashing
through the walls. In the fatal cam of
the berating in the Eile-pirinditi shop at
Newark, last weak, grindstone, sic teat
In diameter, and weighing about two tone
and a hall, A:plotted with a land report,
the fragments being-thrown in every di
rection—through the roof aud through
the sides of the building. A piers weigh.
log two pounds was thrown through a
twelve-inch brick wall, ten fart from the
spot where the grindstone had stood; and
another piece in its ascent, through the
roof broke& heavy beam
Raturday flight
Home One Was benutilully nap;
"Saturday night makes people human,
sets their hearts to beating softly, as they
need to dS before the world turned them
into war drutus and Jarred them to pima
with tattoos. The ledger closes with a
Mesh, the Iron doored vaults come to with
a bang. up go:the shutters with a will,
click goes the key in the lea. it is
Saturday night, awl business breathes
free again. Homeward, he I The door
that has been ajar all the week gently
closes behind him, and the world Wall '
shut out. Shut nut? Shot in, rather.
Here are his treasures after all,•and not in
the vault, and not in the book —save the
record in the old family Bible—and not
in the bank. Maybe yo#are a bachelor,
frosty and forty. Then, pour fellow,
Saturday bight is nothing to you, Jul" as
you ate nothing te anybody. .Gets wife,
blue.4ed or black , eyed; but, above all,
true eyed. Get a little beme—no matter
how little—a sofa, Just to hold two or two
and a half, and then get the two'cr two
and it half in it, of a Saturday night, and
I then read thin paragraph by the light of
your wife's eym, and thank Goaind take
eottrage."..4
ORM
13T a remit order of the Allrghany
county, ita., tdcbool Board, the reading
of the Blble In the schools of the county
hu been - Olscontineed. Thls action ban
canm:d esmit dtml of comment= -
What the Ea—Leaders of the Rebellion
are Doing.
Jefferson Davis has zone into business
at Memphis, Tenn. ; John C. Brecken
ridge is practieng law at Lexington, Ky.,
James M. Mason is on his farm at Win
chester, Va ; John Slidell was, at last
amounts, living with his son to-law, the
banker Erlanger, near Paris; Judah P.
Benjamin is In full practice at the Lon
don bar, Pierre Soule was, at last accounts
hopeirsa invalid; R M. T. Hunter is at
his farm in Virginia and excepting a late
letter against reconstruction, is only heard
of in the railroad movements in the vi
cinity. R o bert Toom b s, of Georgia, is
practising law with great success; his
colleague, Iverson, is a prospsridis wood
merchant at Macon, and A. 11. Stephens
is sinking gradually at his home in
rawfordsvtlie, m tec same State
loners; Lee is at the head of the Military
Institute at Lexington Virginia, Bemire
dard is Pr, , dent of a railroad at New
irlewni.; Mosefry Is practising law to the
county courts of Virginia, "Commodore"
Buchanan was lalcly at the bend of an
azricultural school In . 11. ix, land; Rlohael
Sersinies is at Mobile; 11.1ilaittil Magru
der is Imturing on Carlotta arid Masimil
an; a- Governor V ans is practising law
in North Carolina. and retorter to not for
the pardon which (;irvernor Holden orril
fers, on that condition, to indorse to bct
gre., A. 1' Brown, Edward Barksdale
and NV iley I'. liarrts are supporting Judge
Dent for G ivernorrif hi hovssippi; Janie.
Orr is a State Judge In South Carolina,
de rt W. J. hnson and Albert Pike
have open , d au c , thee In Washington, I).
C , and ex Senators and Mallory
am, I believe, attorneys in Fonda and
New Yolk. At the lat.t sccount4 to
6«nator Wigfall, of Trkas, was in Pans,
horge N Sanders in London, and Be.
very Tucker in Canada. Henry A
Woe, Thomas S. Itocock, .1. A. Seildor,
11. A.. Richardson, and Charles lames
Faulkner are still living in Virginia,
AJAltloual Markets GT Telegraph.
Maw .tuLawsta. Ittveutber S.—Cotton.
ry a , tive but firmer. t'..3'..0042-4t. fur
nuld , ing.: ante. n.loo. renal pia, 3,757; az•
nnrta for Liverpool. V.. 577. Sugar, active
ild firmer; prim° at 12 , ,14 i 94. c. MO'
!wee. active and tirl.nar prime to 61,4
Whlaky, dull at Coffee, un
ebangNl.
Hnerve, DessentiAr 5 —At the silo,
n bOlitli No. 2 spring wheat wan held
matt, and closed Linn at
miller last half, and tlei,e, seller
January. torn dell. at 731,r, rash, and
74e, seller last half in the eyetung tko
,'rein markets were Inactive. Provia•
/01. • Inlet; anise iireen }fame at BSc,
t•isail; MIN. Pork 131, sun: hard 110,r.
Mow Pork @Mien for January at /32.
DETRAMT. I , ,ember V. Wheat quint
end weaker; No. 1 white 11.10, extra
nuttier u,oftraa,ccx. Barley lower,
11.75 nor rental. Mill Iced. Improved
demand and Armor; tent, 113, coarse
middlings 117. Pressed bogs; demand
active at $12,1(1(,13 fur heavy and 111.87
(u.t'J. fur light.
(,11 tra , co, november M.--rattle Meillly
at 13.7644,/115 for fair to gond cow. 1115141
5.1 1 1/ (or fair to medium; $4 111 1 b 1 4 0 0 1 . 1 for
shipolog atoere. Hogs Orin and
tinder active oueklug and .hipping do
inanil at 111.26@ 0 n,..5 for vnmmon, $lO4
10.15 for fair to medium, and 10,115410.5
Cri good to choice.
N ~ 1 1 s 11.L11. rAt, 8. —Cot ton demand
tr. low middling 2.7!.ie; 1111011 ordinary
1:1=
I 11,1.1 rells - 101111.1 , 1N —On 'fur
s.• r 7tb I, arr. deorge Ham Hr.
Hill I All of
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OHN M. COOPER & CO.,
Bell and Brass Fuanders,
10161111, LOC(110TIIE IDLLING MILL
BR ASST'S
►lade Promptly to 0, du.
BABBIT'S METAL
Ntti4lo and Kept on Hand
Ploprtelor. awl Illaseractarers of
M. I Vipees Impr ova Balance Wheel
STEAM PUMP.
Office, 882 PENS SMELT.
Putindry, Oor. 17th mall italtread Streetiii
DI Lit 011111, HAUER & CO,
243 LIBERTY STREET,
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5 BARIUM N. - 0. MOLtSEITESI,
cuincs nr,y csar
25 HEMS. N. 0. SUGAR,
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To which they Invt•e the Atten.
Lion or thd Trade.
HENRY G. HALE,
IBERCHArI i TAILOR,
Corner of Peon and Sixth Week
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
NOW COMPLETE
GOLD "EJ'EMTJB
Repaired and itepointed,
W. G. DIINSEATEL'S,
13=1
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Pe ne alvernys on hand—the beat In the mane
Bven ern guaran.ectl.
BARR & Nosing,
mum' novas Lea TION SUILDIBGI,
No.. sa.a oat. land, 1 .2 ". 314 " 34 Pa '
MSc! Li aticatioa [lean-to t.tat, ituiping sad
boildMir of mugs Hou=s'aat ZWZ I O
111111.1.111X112. •
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Or NOT To- Le," •• VINEGAR.
" Loa ,- Wants," ../ , '"und," "Bl.nrAtiv," • .
,„4 ezreeJ.ng Fi.l'lt LI N tont! THE PITTSBL'IttiIi
be trucried that eadurnrson unce fv.
TIE T Y ll' r TM;
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sum., 150 U ur tm•ra. t•••• • •
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lOWA LAND Fa It t. A ur. —3OO
A.er , ..10..ic• uo• Ine e.nto
II • 10 11.• sat Sr 110- lino ttl Its• b' •. o
••.rtt,••••• t r .•.1, . d 41,t ttw tow.
Vttw , ...t • itort.wn• It• Stwt. t•e awitl
let, I. whol or watt • witty •t la
Vali MA ENDINE4 AND
KU. ti •• • ...I D. -cowl-W.4. coo
•t•lttly har..l to 0 1 , 4 04 el
==ilEo
NMEiaIitEMMI
AUCTION SALES
I 10ENE AND LOT.
64 Berth Atrrrl. 4Thret !telly
AT AUCTION
n Itertru.rt lYtb. al In w clot k
.li. or • .1.1 by a., ton. tto• prrntitt •, tor
Tor Ir if or *4l tr., Th e bruit*
to a two -sory Aro,. prrur.l bririt Ir
ran...pate. •••1 floor. oto 111141, •Lial
uns ItrOvir trt ran hou tr. on *rr
mol II tt. O•u• o .1 r..ttot tool tu m for,
.ti
entsh, att • Th• h ... h•. • 1.1.
lett tip with rang. , fle" e•°".• •
t.sr.. fur..scr •evl ••ts
1 rot" ttOT
t .trt or the - nottot tttt. not. loading to tilt AxL.
artlott In out.* or •rot , •tt , to r.ttlArltre
tIo mot/ to int,ttt 11.1. prom.? antrtMottli
tilt. tot. Th.. tat HI 1.4. Art "pro for I IrOtor. •t
att, lote.
"."..
A I.r 4.? •Aortlonror,
.10 ISO re ..ttl str! r ot A Istotttrir.
:S. CHINA. CUTLERY
- -
100 WOOD STREET
NEW GOODS.
FINE . VASES,
101/S=LAIII /SD CHIBA. .
IIIiEMI
eIIIOKIRti WITS.
♦ Large .loot of
SILVER. PLATED GOODS
mt, t,"
R. E. BREED & CO
10111 WOOll wrREIT
CALL AND SEE
China Sets, Parian Statuette,
tlypentto .14...11 , 10 eat
Va.. Yid /anti . titl , ; l... , r °pant, re, Na
H. HIGHT &
No. 199 LIBERTY STREET.
X 13. — A large ussortroeut of itne
Granite Were rat rurally mud bottl use alware an
Lave. or?
WHITE UPI E.-200 bble Enst
ri.x ITRITIC LIUY 140 bb. tlrrrelarni
d, fat gala at /41.iltal &Venue. try
Jr Br 4.:A.N711LD•
1\ EG All
1\ Oil kS.
WANTS
SECOND AVENUE
OWMRT MARK rT I% A r P.A. A
tlesi•rly caiird ••ur
EXTRA WINE VINEGAR
MERCHANT ret.Lokts.
IFITERSON S lILIILINIIII66,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
No 10 MTH BT. late St. Clair
h $. J. ri
•• • • Sit NMI .NI. .l I •111.• I
leiot 11, ultl, D•
.1.4:1141 A ML:tII.ANISIti ,, .
MEN AND BOY S' ,
4111irt81" S 9 Fifth A• roue,
1809 • 1 S7O.
NEW 6001►\! NEW
=I
Greatly Reduced Prices!
E. HOUSTON & SON,
Fat,hionabir Ilfrctiont Intlors h tlothitn.
TO-LET
No 107 1/1 rritV7 l ll' r sorrier 01' ClOO7
00 ..... 071 7 001
r.0:0•1, 00.0 k 4•III• 4a.113.• rt, 1 00-
110. rtly. rO7OOOO - • ,r, 100,0 01 rr..13,41
, .• LI •0 07.01 u in /1 4.07.01 0.040.
1 u , l,OO, 1.00 Prlcr, 071,1
1y
~ .aO- • 10,0,1 v •001 VAV., +llll • rati and
l 0 VI. ••I la., corn
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Clothe, ettssimeren atul Vestings
loihlrof mete U order II Me IWO."
N EW I'A I.L GOOLIPI3.
• sylond , ober *WOK of
MMIM
EEO
MMSI
REESE
THU.:UT •
311 an Llx A
II AIN A I 0..
104 ►uui tb..ru•
I=l=3
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EICIIi3
167, Ns, 169 and 170
=ZEES
W. 11. MOVE & CO
, upply of Pall
CLOTHING
=I
01.1 A),. & LuGAN,
11'..AL111)1.1 4 :,
FA SIMON ASLIB
I=l
lIMI=
No. 9:3 1-2 Stulthfaeld Street
B=l
CL. 0 Tllli, GAS.S , I M It! It ES, &O.
11=1
I=l
LIVERY & SALE STABLES.
ROBERT R, PATTERSON Si CO,
CULLA
enth Avenue and Liberty Si,
prrTsawawa. rA
,o Er.ry ,tiaturday Had,
AN AIA 'HON SALE
HORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
N.VA(i()Ns,
vvvvv hng •,•,•riA4n•ng • In , . H••ry.
1,11 p....a.we Molt
• vl t• .1 ••r ta.lur 111.rwt of
to:sa4e
JIMA H.STENART,Anctioncer.
J.u, Pl. `1,,,k1.1, rArrlE6o:l.
Hour. H. PATTEintioN &
1.1% - k..'it AND
COMMISSION STABLES'
COL !EVENTS &VENCE i LIBERTY T.
PrrTEDURGH,
WINES. LIQUORS. &O.
SCHMIDT & FRIDAY,
POILTEMA or
BILINUIES, Ste„
nuLan ALA DE•ILILIan
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
409 PENN STREET,
Rave Removed to
NOIL. 9n.1 AND 3146 PENN,
Cor. Eleventh It., (formerly Canal.)
JOSEPH S. FINCH /A CO.,
800. 166, 117, 180. 111. Ili aodl
lIICST 15TILICICT. rITTIMUIOIII.
111.... H• ALTO. aILS Vr
Co tf r P iat M Pa re Rye
In:AOSrll
HUH', • H . H &
COAL AND COKE
MIRES tiVISTRONG,
Yow,hiog,heny and ronnellsville
Awl Idaoufamorer of
COAL. ELACIi AND DEERPHUILIZED COPE
I , rries •e, TAM,. ....truer itutlnr avA
Morunt t, Libor" ym tnenls.
141.4, ward siui atria,a MIA tab_ want',
ant al two of Koss .P. t i
M. It. M. P.,
arr..u.l ward
tholers ie n al rill:L*B of lA , above WU..., or ad.
dressunn thunutb Pittsburgh P. ne•
trite prom. t aim aLoa.
Itnfer to whom I am s•ttlYiutt.
A L Smith. Linton Muni Mills, 8 8. haw.
in A %Mohr., 848iinaLuia A Cu- kiissrit •
I lie Orodlry, ?At , . tiro .
ax
P!, 1181:urti
T A Co , Mrsrt A Mull,
W in. Iral , r A 0... J It. LT , . A Co...larors
MAr•LAII A ILL.. Ailey. WK.* A Co.. Uo.ra
IL
pot .1..1r. Coonnllarillr 11... retaluilsaula
Aur.gOrn, ',11.; IL It.
•
CrAIU COALS! COAL!!!
DICKSON, STEWART & CP.,
Morino renewed their (Moe te
'W. 567 LIBERTY STREET,
Moiety elly Flout NWI AZAAWIAI KLUOIL
maw navel
NOT
sjzod Tar s i%
corm mortal pWw•
All ,noloro Irf at their rare,or whlnessed te
Awe, wroogb We well. will be Waimea! m
emsenptlV•
FLOUR
„
NO TICE TO rwu DEA LEBO
A NI, CONSIllit letel.—We areno. r ooo pe.
log a lot of 40,000 boathola rorefutty arloopql
WHITS AND ALUM. AND TaNNESPICII
WII NAT, porettued In Gibson, Par.o. rims
and Hurls., onuntic.. lantana. This lot of
Whew. Is tor very beat to P. Saran god eaentot
carpasson by Ai, In the United P‘atra.
We Once al. entailed our Improvements In
M or pipory, polna,ol.llenha •rol finollo4
m.
Lo d a ro poor propored rupwoh the boat floor
coo hove mane for ton year. an prleos that del,
compentron out!. game grades of flour.
11. T. ILIIRMBD H lr &
read Mao& 111. Allotaera,
September 1311104.
FLOUR! FLOUR! FLOUR!
IIiIIitHCPUTA BAKERS TI MKS.
4SO this. Lo sal 'rands, 361 Std. Ha Ha. 361
bldg Knotae, ITO neda Foramlt IWO 470 bbla
W 121.11 CO.. 600 bb le Red River. 113 btds Noy
Day.
CHOICE WIACONSIN FLOURS.
belo bets •Elverslds. EU belt White Elsa 000
eels •srloo• bnhd*rbse W boat Flour.
WINTER. Wli Tr Am cLy WIASHIt.
Ott UMof eprhse_eald. Ohio. Pr kl t the
West, Depot lOUs.
Haneleseer and Crown, choke ht. Lwo P.re k,
roc l.
Ws lower than ma be broannt trom`the
West- WATT. TANG the
Weer.
177 end 174 Woad duvet.
INSURANCE.
CON Tilt EN T AL
Fire Insurance Coml)any,
No. 102 noIDWAY, N. Y
3 51 , 0.0 00 00
•
ASH t k I I ,
ttr tJtt.•
114110.
=SEM
Y• 1 It. 1.. t L'. ••Il I.rl. 12 3.51.030 13
Three r. •n" •r< dirt , d. la
ll=l
n,,..1 t. ine ~,tar•n!
I=3
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=I
.1, 1 • mp•ta 11•1
111=1
pa, able AuCt: 10 h
J.I. An ..... di%
outet6sollug of •64. 63 00, ST .”•1
tiaiyatilir in rn..b iiirinner
I=l2
oe t arm, i•rrreo!se of cuntosnrr. ..atitt to
111111. pruGta of 111. I I. pa,
•t•le re:Lb • IU: st t t , uLp•o y. No.
I=
.1 . 1•• ..” Ittrur• 1.,•1,•1 hoer i.r YU". 00
ruro..are, Ilartufacw
•.•{ , L a u,e wor , ,r 11;••• L.., Faro
twa au nln.t o, .y - . Lem, T.L•u. rates, !lc
.to or ..It,.
JAMES W. ARROTT.
General Insurance Agent,
No. 167 WOOD STREET,
=3
UNITED STATES
LIFE INtilltiVE
ur lir 10ittt
Latol.ll. ‘f trr 1, 4. 1.30.
in. rcto.t ro.uw
ASBKT` 4 .
• .nf ri
10419 ?3 sa•S u7l bl
all liahLlKlen nf attn... half
The Direr...or. tee aabon. the moat tempt-cub'
ilnancial Wes or New York
H. L. ItLLSIAN. A. M Nat. Hank.
A. Itl.Hlt S . Pr.., H.Her,• Nat rant.
3,4 NH A HHKAL t•re• Bank of fhtatdirgh.
.I , OIN WILd.N. Hdect, I, lap Nat Bank.
It LLI. Clash trr rind Nat. Ban..
ALIBI AMA II An rJr.. Itt.nr rid Nat Rank.
A. Wiann.. l'red•l , ernhan Fav Haat. Ainn't•
I I. I. It. TEN A H....A...Hera and
[Lai toners
U. DARDEN %V IMPER,
Aatat for 421
street. 1,11.1c1,1.1a.
W. li.
Age at for A'l%,rhr y .otipty, 1.111. e to reart
,P 1 11,1
THE IRON CITY
ELTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
01 Pennsylvania.
Office, 75 Fe*ieral St., Allegheny City
DIRICAUTOLILS
130,
J. U. CL L. 4.1 1 /. U M.
AM, 1.,
t.
V.IA K. 111/.1.1.,
-. /I. SI/ 1 ,1111% 0.10.,
W A. P.l/, 01. r A tiegoen, T.. 00.
P. 1,11. !Lead t.stat,
!SM.!: OKI/M. May., .1 Allval..l.
C. W. 1110 i NY,
A
InsurAnce /kers,
Uftpl. 'LOUT. 1W1L111540,1 Pawskdout.
lia• • J. B. (41V1LK•13.1., N;leernewidant
JACOLI Seczwtary,
0. w. 13E.RINY. Try..trey.
H. W. W *MTN..
DA-NIEL gliOdElt. fieafl
Tel. le • t.,••• conktmaf• U. O ."‘. 4.
nrlncipi, ach secel•llle nuequa:
'ha, of Lae prtllt• of the repant.
+ld leauh.l on CI the thiferhnt pine. of
1••• , .1,e, thru, •otlut ;••1 op az Pglvt...L.
/...pi• grifl •r.) • .af, former each
°Asti
INSURANCE COMPANY.
P LA/q '8 HDILDINO
I 2Zl==
PITTSEIIIHUR, rs
Capitol An 1•old Up.
N. J. gilt 1.7 . H. W.‘ .I.lvrr. Jr, CANA- M Alley
Dsu'l A allaer. S H Hartman, A. Cbastb•ra,
JLLe 'fill. ti. 11.1 . Nart.A. Jas. IL bailey
Tlkunaas Ansu., Wltlock,
R1. , 11/[IIT H. NINO, Prealdent.
.1 No. Y. JAN !NUN, The Pr...bleat.
Yw re
Capt. IL J. t/ RACY., Agent.
Insures on Liberal Terma on all Ftre
and Hartne Kiska.
INSUR /INCE
PANY OF ?rm.:mune H.
iIri.LIAN Dill NI KICK. Prcaldrnt.
WIC P. HICILIir.iIT. decre:ary.
CAPT. Si ISHRIS NrlCLit, tsene.ral
Lltic-Y. Val Satyr ttr,et, Spans • Co. Ware.
ttom!se, op ettirt,
Will to are uNaat all kinds at Fire and Ma.
rho A bawl lo.taitiort, ntariate.l pT DM
tact , ••• also an won liana., La the colntOrllitt.7.
tt4 , Ylto icrattoird a.; ;noonday. tad liber
ality I , 111.1.4419 chvacter which Oval Llt
luso-ova as al r tlna the nun protean." to tid/041
who flesh* to b 1b...
- -
LJeanador 44 mirk,.4 •.• o bict:an,i,
W. Miller. Jr., C'l4. J. 411.1 e,
14n Ev•cm..
2,1 c Law., , J 0.44.1. Kinimatrta.„
41,14,1 r. IV 004[14.
11., Id U. Lo,, I , n4li i t=t r,
U.
pENNRYLVANIS
INSURANCE COMANY OF
OE9II Z. N. LOVA WARM 15111.7.. ET, BEAR
up 1 , 06(1115.1KCIL EL11.1 , 1140.
TRU 1.. Hume CompaAT, asol LW, aga.tan
lan be lir, Aletu.t.c'e,
LEA , NARI , 11 ALTER, ITcon•tent.
. LE, VIcT FrA•uicet..
BURICIIT PATHIL/i. TTeuttret.
tl [NH McXLIIEN I'. AarretAry.
LN,Nazd WY., ti, , ,rat. N aft N,
C C. tlevN. k... , . W. F.v.a.
lioarri Patrick.J. ('. Larp..
Jacob Planter, I J. C. rel., ,
Josiah KI.E, l Jotlo VorgsJ:#,
NaJas. H. Hoptths, lA. Mame,.
ng Opronl.
_4
AGAINST LOSS BT rißia
FIAJINLII4 INSURANCE CO. OF PHILADEIPTIIA.
I==
1312.1. N. Baar_ler, Mora.. U. 1... Kt
Tonto. W.K.` , .DavKI X. Brow's.
15.K.Itirast,
Jacob K. Sollo.
.41/111 , K Kt: Xtrfiugi ,74rwirn1:.
'DK , . C. DAI.E., Vico Prem.1.....
MMMFIBM!
M2SiNaMM
N ATION A L
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cor. Federal It. and Diamond. ►llgien
ONIt.. In tO. ANCOND NATIONAL BANE
BOILDINO.
W. W. MA RTIN, rretir
JI•H N !MOW N, J a.. V sl W.. INNIMJea.,
JAM 6. OTRI , A %NON. BrewlarY•
Jun •. Jos. Myers,
Jaa.L.Orakam Itoto.rt lA, C. C. Hotta.
/v.. ttrw.c...”
0.11 1 . 111L11...Juu. Iluspoon.J. IleNangtec,
ICIFAIPILEI9 IBINVIIIANCE cOM
MILT.. W. IL MOOD= WOOD • TUTU 516
• 8.. V•W•alr.salls• lls• moll Ilartas 1111al•
==l
ra. Mune. •• • &pi. .19p L. IboorlA
Jobs Watt, tlaamel r. ehrhem,
John K. Parks, OkarHo Artmekla ,
C. 11. 1.e./. Jsrol C. Brash,
Wm. V.,, le.*. Wok P.__ _ ALAA ,
Jam. D. Teruo; damsel . llNNlTletsrl
WM. r1111,1.1M rms/4elti.
JOHN WATT, rm.. rrealAmo.
W. F. N•IIDNIC/1. StmmeMlT.
ALLEG E INSURANCE, nipiory oV rITTRISIME/H.
IC 11. No. wrrirTH kllitlf.llT, BASE MOM
gbh.
lasarva mg alast Una. of Vln sad Ilattse
JOHN IRWIN. J... rreltdllnt.
T. J. IHMICHNON, Vlom PrtaldArst:
C. O. Acctvtary.
GAIT. Wll. /WAN, ticseral Agcni.
Dutis..-Tous:
jabs Irwin. Jr.. H. L. ir.iw c .kari
. J Husain... W. H. Ity.saa,
C. U. Hassey, Hoban H. D.b.a.
Harvey Childs, VrIIIIXCLS tielivra
Chart. Hays, Tsar . J T.Qlbddala•
Clay, Wm. Ileac. T. H. Nevi.,
COTTON MILLS
HOUSES, BELL & Co.,
ANCHOR COTTON MILLI
to rx-rerircriva s
ilita•taanzen at !MAIM KLOIIIII sag:11.10BI
ARCHON AND MAGNOLIA
lIINIEIMNAS AND IArIING
AMIIISIMI EN TS
1j NEW OPERA 110116 F
Tbil'll...llny I,IM um.
r •r• Ilvesa ,•agog• cm, ht rat•ht.• •uly
with L. fo,y•l • •r 11,••
rnlil n l lioattc tul t•• •en • tam. of ...le.. ID,
Onr.. Ruin.
Far. of n, A.Pla flatland.
tlam
nh.• •nery I . inirrtle. War. .h
-t.hoprune, ih• ....Wt. , .1 in*
...hr.., C11.,.•1 . .. the Rnat. fnr th• Kat,
ever. 1.1 l• hrhohry. ••..
he lr-n. h...., •....
• us
.1•. to
61.1.• u4lura o • L . I,
W" PITTS Elf Reif Tit EATH
=EMS
=I
T12•N1..“17. I he 0r,11..11.44. o?mn•el
MADA.I2III , SLNTEAU.
. ,13.-to ••, the sol. L. err {b , llllnt
n
mozr of lb • fasn , .o. ato4
Wild, Barney & Mac's Minstrels
The hon•verval MAT the ' vtol
BAIRN TN. the ohii JOH! 21Y MILD.
h• fvvortte TAM V • ILK
..,,,,,r•v•P‘Thr•novv of vhe dash., v. e• nvla
t fll'Tv-Eft Aved Mize liAlvo LI
llY.l l jrl L'l.
Matinee oh.vtor , v The ro.lre ov
I'voeraenee. 1•111.1 I 113.
W - AI'ALEPEI I IT or r.viugic.
11, :pt.,. It . • 1 many Cillse•..
DRUMMER BOY;
It, ISA"1 - 1'1 1-2.41 F t-1.1111-CP/L
I=l
:t Fe'v N4.:11•F , More.
PP pp•
prs pp at 7 A.', I rat fp.pF tnatate . t . T o n . a
a• at
41 - ACADEMY OF nuslic
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t.ll
Nonday Erevinr, Peetnihar 13
Yor and 'A I'HDAT
oly n thr Ren.•••l4. n II
•nal ran.
Till.kinEAT
1..
brollr, 1,1. and lull an•l • •
7w 7.
ork
Ine nd Troea rful l•r rargloro'n•••
An!. wo
RIELALFY BALLET TROUPE.
Will Irr•di•to 100 plac• on
u•cmenl. • ltb
rlash , [4. of 11 race. out? and girth, JO hi.
origin.] I . ..awl:Mule , cggo•Lord of
nom" ay and
litekOr7 Ploor7 DOCk.
• otrforrovi 010 ron.e,oirove Mora In N.•
.01 prong< a • I•• h Do-Im,, rrn t., r•.* -
I,rtzut:pos, Orlattnfnts taa ••
te , t * th• contnalry. rOpin.A.B
r•en•ly !Satinet 00 NATI:RDA T.
1,, d. • on,
IgEIBON OF 11.16 f) and 1100.
—rnllre re. rantalitaAnn."'
BUCKLEY'S SERENADERS
Brass Band and Burlesque Opera !
TA.- cat r.pn iron. AO Tn1.,,,41.
nn. ea i n. ant.nr p • l
•ntt. nt ta ,W Int
01 KI.XI *lll nnttns. tn ntletn•l
Intrflalnanant, 111 protloa-n alma
liortateqon Otto.nrn of
I. nt/11 AIA Nl' 1,.
In three act, wilt. at t.l tti• tntalnal aln-t
lan Vent Palma Donna Mr IntRA •Ika,
11 , 04/.14 A HI,. 1,5. ItnttnarlT 0 ,
Mtnnarela.) .111 Alan •gtprar In ;Acta Cllneopfon
Dontalc Ant, al
THIS ITlhur• 40 ILVISNINU,
. 10 4.141 LI
1101 , 1• op U en at IF. comm.. pe• at Y. AMa Palm.
%Litt Aatur.,4 mit tI 0 rlort. Admission to
NEM., 23 and :164..
" . ..Arts for e at 11 9101,1 .1. 04. .112018
e 1.., 152 W...).1 atrra, Ors. la
r . `'HORI4EPATHIC
HOSPITAL FAIR,
Fader the aospleel of the LA I , IIQI . 10/11.E
&TUE` CHARITABLIS AS, , OCIAT.ON. •t
City 11411, mom. clops I,..crconer Opel
Dinner eVery day fr.. 111 t•, 3 u'de,lt
d=laelon.
Dinner •nd minim:don
vain
- - - • -
ABSESSITENTS.
cm, If.stAnaitit, Dam, I
Lta.ooll[2ll ra.. lire 6, INGO. (
N OTICE.—The aosesement for
Grading and Paving Chart iers Street,
From Fayette ..reef to Venable ch.o •ye.. la now
ready for examination .red can Sr men at ChM
uglirz-Vhlll all Dee. 1 sal. INGO, when
It will be placed Ie lbs lands of Me City Treat.
rear for collection.
I:HARLIN DAVIS.
.it %On City inalreer.
I•1TV 61./taiSin, (.1,1411.. t
ALLY.4I...T Cis,. Lire. 3. INGO.'
N OT ICE.—The aseeemnent for
Grading and Paving Madison Avenue,
Vera al I (.Itj line to hawmlll Ron ("Wagon&
le now ready for •xaminatlon and can be .4e. at
trait ofetee neat YNIiiAI. December lOth.
INGU, when It will be planed In the banes hi
the CitlTtemehr Wt h,ll.
CUANLIO DAVIN.
dr( oTt City Ittrineer.
OPTICS or CITT E. 4411.1.4 nuarzroz.
PhulAar.u. 4104. ItiriO.
N OTICE.—The assessment for
=I
ST. PATRICI'S ALLEY
Pres )[Arlon to 11.11Dettberger Went. Is DOW
ready for ea
and nen be seen St MD
enlce until W [DIN ttn•tA Y. December Itltta.
1069. when they OW be rattuned to the Late
Trevettrers office (or wilt Woo
EMEEEI33I
I=2
CM
LEGAL.
I
EGAL NOTICE.
I
P. Litton to ...he a part of a certain street and
certain alleys In Allentown. lo Loeser L , l. C air
rownettfp, •Ileubtuy eorintl.
Is tie noon of Quarter newt..., of Alleabeng
Cottle. No. 10. Sepleober beret, 11109.
And row, to-ern, the 13th 4.7 of 0 or...kn.
11100. toe Court oede, boo dlr.. a't penitent
...eat...l La the matter of vac:stirl the folkowlng
described, pan of a certain street and certain
. I t.TA in the Plan of Allethown and Latestaloa
of Allentown. to sett. el..rth stnel. rentantag at
Neu strnose .04 ea goctleg seventy-titre. fret to
the intersonfun w th std teradansof NID adlrl:
and Uri .tley• beginning at the Lesions of
North street aforesaid and ex tendlna Moog
about eighty fen. strawberry ars - , knife
oink at a point on the . MI. Washingto* Road
Lulextendlnir to nee of Lot owned lad /told by'
betwol threctors of Lower IL Clete towaskip
and later...cant With Orchard allev - and Orel.
oral alley, liegliatite at the pates of 100 ... 01011
with otraean77 allay sod enc.:hoe to Forth
Wen. to %type's, tit said Cannon SATORD•T,
the 11th of Doe saber, A.D. 1169. at 10 o'clock
•. sod shoe. came. 11.07 they hove, ok7
Nam part or rater egret .04 said alleys thealo not
no closed op and vacated acoowllna to the prayer
of Ma pehtasnters.
Urges...lll7A, 11169
U. rt. MA1011.13.'5 OPFit.'ls..
W. It. of Pennsylvania.
PtlrelthamOtt. Deemer., 4th. 11189. i
Ella : IS TO GIVE NOTICE that
athe*.l day of IMeembes• A. It. lad la99. gamut la Bankruptcy vras lammed against te •
KuttiettiffilklN 1{1.'14)I, at/Mt...elm
Cll. it the County of Allegheny. end Its;, of
Penagylvarda, who be- been adjudged a boa/t
-otal an Mg oat te.t lb. payment of
may MUMS and detreery or my property beim.,
Atha tach Beekman& to him or him hi. am,
" .10 ter . "'" 4:r teat : rgi:4 7, ?°Tet,t7 """
o ' r ' rou * stuo ', makeup, to prove their Dew=
In eltoem one or more asalitney• of his Surat,
twill be held 51 • oort It•O•l4lpLey. to be
bolder, at 110 ',end strevi• • eeny eity. •I
irgh. ity rounty Pa.. barmy J lt l 4N PURVI•
•g ycglsurr ale Ttu day of 011.
camaka. a. DOW, at 10 o'rl.o It • •
A. It
n. 6 U. h.,lian hat, os Kt asensoth.
'lll RE-WIDENING OW ERIN
slimes/. I. the ctrl of Pittsburgh. Court of
Yethious, N, IT. March session. MEM
Mbectlaneone derlet. all persons Interested
arc hereby codified that the roseitharall of dam
e/re and beeefite. to made by the 'Scorers eV-
Pointed by Iht. Court la the abase use. ban
been &armored, sad all payllee sthethed with
beneath are berthy required to pay the three
tibia thirty day. from this date, otherwise
bey Will be entered as liens against ithoPuilY
lead eullested according to taJ. w.
W. ISLABIL.M.
113411.7.1,;,_
CIO
EWFATE OF PARKER HIN
le hereby then Ino
fellers of
tU lilt. lald.merluenreodloo
von
b th eng . t, .
/rod Plo K.
to WU-
Ilona Itledn. All t 1.11 .1 18 l hereforo eavinn elan.
ho e.t.a.! Of tat nald d
deal aro •• questa. so MMIn• th e loom nlldnnt
winnosideloy
WM. lIIMDO. Administrator.
Corte , 1194 and l.dberto ntreet,
nen:on-TV nttaberntl,
LETTERS T EST.! HT
barttg beet granted to tiro undersigned on
tM .11,11.1.0 of b. U. PEN NEP. protons basing
c igips masa said rotate till pet nest tbelik
&overly authenticated for soltlettannt.
ocratoe. rtt !EMMET. McKeesport.
PROPOSALS
1•11, Corrntog.t4•lloll/1,1..
Cm Or ALLZAirIIKNY. Drealitbef 4. 1469.
NOTICE TO CARPENTERS.--
fka , rd rropovnla 1.111 , b. mr.ty,d (Ida
ti... 11 3 u r'elock TInkLILWAT. 1)•••
crEatoct Oth. 1809, fur ibs
Construction of a Plank Foot-walk,
Oa north 144 t or Ohio flora foot of Tro7
HID to Isrld. street. la accord.. • Ith •Z4l.
flaatioos to b., asert at be oCace of MAE. DA Lb.
G•G trintrlnre r.
T. Ilea la reser.. 4 to react aal w 01 kW.'
M. ■. POSTSS.
CITY CONIROLLE.R.
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ODA ABn.-400 tons • me
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