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CITY AND SUBURBAN
Change of Ben.
-The prase and °Moo of the Daily and
• Weekly Gaulle will be removed, from
taw 20th to the last of March, from their
old stand on Meth avenue to the large,
Iburstoried , ciszarre Buildings," at
the corner of SmUnfield street and Sixth
avenue, recently purchased by the pro.
Wrietors as a - permanent home for the
Warns.
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A good Route in Allegheny City will
be sold cheap to an energetic man. For
terms, do, call to•day at the ilezerrE
Ogles.
Reate.—Ex-Sheriff Samuel R. Staley
returned from Richmond, Va., yester
day, alter a pleasant exeurelon ever his
toric battle Holds.
A Petitlas hi In circulation and being
imatlmlonsly signed by the members of
the bar to pas" an act increasing the sal.
editor the Supreme Judges of this State.
IfesterdaY Alderman Renter received
the Information -of Gotleib Letecbe
against Fred Richter for disorderly coo
duet, upon which a warrant was iassiesl.
Pyre Engines and
Committee will meet this afternoo at
three o'clock e. Y. The Railroad m•
=Wee will meet to-morrow (Mood )
at three o'clock P. 111.
Arrested.—Fletch Calvert, chabled
with mud& and battery, on oath of
Mettle McConnell, before the Mayor, wan
'arrested loot oval:dna and Is now la the
look•np waiting a heating.
JoDs Walser a resident of the 17th
Ward" tem arrested yesterday, while
besting his mother, he being at the time
attacked with mania a potu. Hs was
"committed for thirty day, by Deputy
Mayor Nishoia.
A. E. Hodson, .proprietor of the
"Whitehall,'.' was charged before Alder-
MAO hfchiasters yesterday with "allow
ing games with cards to be played In
his house for money." He was arrested
and gave ball fora hearing.-
labitera , idenument.—We have been
requeated to atate,that • meeting of the
Hzecrattre Committee of the Soldiers
Monument Asacciation, will be held at
'Maj. Hilgorte office, City Hall, on Satur
day afternoon, at two o'clock.
Harare Justice gainbary.—Fred. Haut
add charged Conrad 'Friend with annuli
and battery, Kant&ld having come out
second beat In a small set-to with Friend
In a bar mom, he felt justified In making
the charge. A warrant was homed..
Asantt.—Wllliam Corcoran made In
formation before Jostioe Barker yester
day charging Edward Mallen 'and John
Cunningham with assault- He alle ges that they threw tUmblers and plates at• him and threatened to kill him. A war
rant was lasnad.
. George Ulrich, In making Information
Were Justice Helsel against Benjamin
Page, alleges that. Page came tobis house
to a disorderly manner, threatening the
Members of his peaceful household in •
eery belligerent manner. A warrant for
ids arrest was issued.
• o•Jaeeb Be4et madeinformationagalrut
C. Israel before Justice Helsel. charging
Lim with assault and battery, alleging
that Israel-knocked down a boy at the
glut hOllllO of Means. Bennett a Co. and
Inflicted divers cruelties upon the boy.
A warrant was issued..
ammo Stewart, yesterday, made an
Information before Justice Conrad, of
Lower St. Clair township, charging Bunn
Stewart, a relative of here, with assault
an 4. battery. Susan was arrested. and
after a hearing, the suit was withdrawn
at the mot of the defendant.
Wm. LituMay made informations yes
terday berme Alderman Taylor; against
A. E. Hudson, proprietor of the “Whlte
hall," and John Kerr, of the "Dexter,"
for-selling liquor on Sunday. Kerr
waived a hearing and gave balilor court.
Madsen gave bail for a bearing.
To City AdverUsers.—Owing to the In
creasing circulation of the Monongahela
Peaky „Republican we cratesustified in [n
itrogen:lg our advertising one-third
irons ibis date.
Cfstrit. W. liaszaan ' Publisher.
Monongahela City, Pa., Feb. 27., 1870.
Meets tole Tuesday evening, rab.22d,
at the Commercial fades Rooms, 106
Smithfield street, by A. hiellwalne, Auc
M. and M. National 8ank.......... . p6ll 00
AUtitheity 67 50
Monongahela Water Company 19 00
eutous Accident—A Man Falb and
Braila Bu Log.—Lastevaning Mr. John
Harr, who resider at No. 119 Lc &
street. Allegheny city, while going home
from his- work on this aide, fell to front
of the toll hotme . on the Bt. Clair Street
bridge and broke his leg above the knee.
The Injured mac o wayremoved to Ms
reeldenoe where he received medical
attention.
Death of a Mater or Chartty.—Slater
Starr Daffy , of the order of the Slaters of
Mercy, died at the Lretta Convent yea•
terday: of consumption. She was
estimable lady and her lam will be deeply
mourned by all who know her. She was
the daughter of Peter Duffy, Paq., sister
of Mr. Charles Duffy, and Mace of Ron.
Judge Daffy, all well known,,,eitisera of
Batter, Pa.
The cm* to horses, practiced bY
their owners, in not having their shoes
Sharpened is fearful. You could scarcely
Co • squire yseterday without seeing
sem noble horse lying on the street,
having hillan on the ice. The owners of
bones should all see that their drivers
'have their shoes sharpened. therebysav•
Lig oking taste loge. these noble animals from the rink of
bro
Megrim's. No. 45 Ninth (Hand) street.
la pot the only place In the city where
tobacco and cigars are sold. but lovers
of the weed. alter once purchasing at
thm establishment, never care to hunt
any other. The stock on hand la always
large and of the very best character.
Mr. Megraw's long experleacie In the
trads enables him to anticipate-the
wahta of his patron', and as • cense
Quince, be has no lack of customers.
tail at LS Ninth street.
Tim Pittsburgh Zonaves, a newly or.
staulseal military company which meets
for drill entry Tneaday and Thursday
dimming*, held an election Or: akar*
last nbrtn at Oily Hall. under the swim
of Capt. Miller of the Heath Zwavas,
Glen. A.L. Pearson and Capt. Batchskit
stating as tellers.- The election- reanited
as fellowo_ Captain, Samuel Kilgore; Ist
Lieutenant. John ItcLanalian; 21 Lieu
tenant, J. Van Buskirk. The company.
need slew more men to till up the quota.
/Melo a Glass Honie.—About baltput
els o'clock yesterday morning a fire oc
curred In the glass works organs. Bon
Co., on Meadow 'greet, Etat tilrudor
ham, by which considerable damage was
done. The fire originated in the pot
house and was canoed by one of the pot/
bursting. Your or five of the glasspots
was destroyed and their contents lost.
The works will be compelled to stop
operations for sometime to oomtequence
of ths, tire, and the log entailed will be
mrsirbeavy.
Before Justice Helsol.—Hugh Arrison
made Information swill:Jahns brothar.lo
law, Joseph - Smith, for sorely of toe
puce. Smith paid- Artisan a visit, the
object °ridden was to Inform the plain-
Wiliet his clays were fear; sit on the nut
opportunity be meant to shoot' him.
Arrlson bellering his .111 s la danger lost
no time in beating.. hasty retreat 10 the
algae of the. Justice of the peace, and
the alleging that his life wee In dan
gle. The disturber Wm 'arrested - and
gave ball twat hearing on Elttnrday.--;
Baltigarent. —George •Itaberkln at
tended • party_at the bottle of George
_
Hoffman- =inn • fawn; on - the 16th
lest ~ and wane there became banger,
at. Be got Into a difficulty with Jacob
Laidig, and knocked hint •down.
Hoffman interfered, when misery* her.
Yamerday Laidig snide information be.
fore Justice Helsel charging Huberkln
with insult and battery. and Mr. Hoff
man at.. the same time and phew made
Information against him for mann and
battery. A warrant wan issocod for the
mire of Haberldn.
Oar Street Ventsausseners, the 't'ketiner
sad the Balla,* jorPector wbo occupy
sztOrlce in the WiUtins Hall'Buildlug at
meant see m to be deltgled with visitors,
sOmnekeo that in their absence doors are
broken open and for what -purfoeo the
Meer throng preps in, upon the empty
Sens of the °Makin - Intone can conject
ure. Their doors can not be kept nosed
long enough to have the .neemitsary re
take made on them, While we dam to
ineinsate business meat be goodie that
outer. our honorable .ftiends ap pear
I think ft s bit of vandalism an parslyd
eind,vow should they dbcover the
_par
thie,Justioe will be meted out kifillitn to
Op.reetlatter, ,
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RIGHT PREVAIL&
Pardon of Wm. C. Wray and Geo. W.
Shaw—A 'Gooey of tae. Cue—A
Wrong Repaired.
Many of our readers will be gratified to
learn that William G. Wray, of this city,
and George W. Shaw, of Connelleville,
Fayette county, who were tried and con
vieted in the Cotirt of Quarter Bettalons of
Fayette county en an indictment for bur
glary, and sentenced to the Penitentiary
for a term of flee years, have been par
dotted by the Governor, and are now en
be
tt
joying the Übe y of which they should
never have n deprived.
As Mr.• Wra is well known In this
community and enjoys the respect and
confidence off many Influential citizens
who believ him Innocent of the charge,
It might out of place to give a
brief
not/Tubeßl OP Tag OABL
112 the gaily part of 1807, the store of
Shaw & 'guts, In Oonoellsville, Fayette
county, wiw entered by burglani and the
wife, which Contained money and bonds
to the =hunt of over elO,OOO, was
broken opien and robbed of ita con
tent.. The affair was , shrouded in myx.
tery, and there appears to beta clue that
would lead to the detection of the guilty
parties. A number of persons were Cu..
pected of the crime by Mr. Shaw, one of
the proprietors of the establishment that
wu robbed, without the slightest
grounds, And among this number was
Mr. Wray, who, hearing that Mr. Shaw
bad accused him, called upon him to
to know upon what grounds he
was suspected, and demanded an
investigation. Mr. Shaw gave him
no satisfaction further t than to say
that he believed him guilty, and
Wray being unable to obtain an Investi
gation in any other way, brought Rotten
against Bhaw for slander, or "words
spoken.
The case was postponed from time to
time, notwithstanding the fact that Mr.
Wray's counsel, G. W. K. Minor, Esq.,
need Ma utmost endeavors to bring It to
trial, and • finally succeeded in getting it
on the trial list for September term, 1969,
over two years after salt Was brought.
In' the meantime Joseph Robbing, a
resident t.
o of Connellseille, had been ar
resed a charge of highway robbery,
tried, convicted and sentenced to the
Penitentiary, and a short time after his
Incarceration In that institution, it sp.
pears, Intimated to some one that he
anew who had robbed Shaw SY Estrtes
Rafe. He was visited by-Mr. Shaw, and
soon alter an application was made for
his pardon,
.on the ground that
he was an important witness in a
ease of burglary, said application being
recommended by Hon. Samuel A. Gil
more, President Judge, before whom he
was tried, In a private letter to the Gov
ernor, stating that the ends of Justice
could not be defeated, as there was an
Indictment pending against Robinson
for buiglary. Upon this recommenda
tion the pardon was granted and Robin
, son released from the Penitentiary.
In the meantime Mr. Wray was mak
ing preparations for vindicating himself
egainat the foul slanders uttered by
Shaw, never dreaming that there was a
charge pending against hint for the bur-.
glary, over .two years having elapsed
from the time it was committed, when
he was surprised by being arrested on a
warrant leaned by Justice Ashman, of
Conneliaville, charging him with bur
lary id September last, He entered ball
for a hearing, and on appearing before
the Justice, found that an information
had been made against himself and
_CM°.
W. Shaw, who had oleo institnted pro.
ceedings =against Shaw and Kurtz fur
damage., a short time after the date at
which he had brought suit.
Ile was held to ball for hie appearance_
atteourt, and the case came up for trial
and' he was convicted on the testimony
of Robbins, who admitted that he
was a party to the burglary.
JadgeGlimore, itt•his charge, warned
the jury against the evidence of Robbins.
which was not corroborated, LIM not
withstanding, they returnbd a verdict of
A. motion was then made by counsel
for defendants for a new trial, and res.
NMI filed. The motion wax argued, and
the President Judge; we are Informed,weis
is favor of granting a new trial, but was
over ruled by the Associates,
Nothing now remained for the Court
to do but sentence the prisoner, and
Judge Gilmore, who, although • man
of strong prejudices, la a high minded,
honorable man, and a eotmd j exist, ell
dandy having doubts as to the guilt of
the prisoner, favored a nominal sentence,
brit was again overruled by the ides
acres, the Associate Judges, whose only
utility into draw t6OO a year each from
the county treasury, and the defendants
were sentenced to the Penitentiary for
five yearaT
The only hope now ibr the defendants
was in the Executive, and an application
for pardon was. made. Petitions,
signed by many of our leading citizens,
Judges of the Courts of Allegheny
county, end many of the leading mem
bers of the bar, were forwarded to the
(taverner. He was waited o, by John
Coyle, W. IL Playford and-G. W. H.
Minor, Eels., Attorneys for the dared - -
dents, and a number of our leading chi
cane, including Mayor Brush, and .
promised to give the matter hie
early and favorable consideration.
Time parsed and no pardon wee signed.
The Governor was again visited and the
fads placed before him by the friends of
Mr. Wray, and altA several weary
months of anxious deg the paper
was signed and was VW In this city.
yesterday by Mr. Wm. Phillips; who
was an active friend_ of Mr. Wray, whom
he believed to be a persecuted and inno
cent man. The pardon was handed to
ex-Mayor Blackmail), also a faithful
friend of Mr. Wrap's, and that gentle.
man accompanied by few. friends, went
immediately to the Penitentiary, • and
presenting the official document pro
cured the liberation of Messrs. Wray
and Shaw, who are once more free men;
and, as for Mr. Wray, notwithstanding
the fact that he has spent several months
in the Penitentiary, he still enjoys the
respect and esteem of all his former so
quail:dances. Mr. Shaw being • resident
of Connelleville, is only known In this
city from his emendation with Mr. Wray
In this unfortunate affair.
"Trott, crashed to mat mill rite mate."
Governor Geary, In sliming the pardon
of these men, has done much to repair a
wrong for which fell reparation can
never be made, and we fell confident
that not even hie bitterest enemy in this
community will °ensure him for his ac
tion In the premises, tut will rather say .
Arnim
Parade of the Crape;
Although the day was ootd, and stand
tug on the street corners was a position
not enviable to any one, yet two o'clock
yesterday found Fourth and Smithfield
completely blocked with citizens eager
to witness the fin; company or this fine
organisation form. At their appearance
_they evitmeda bearing strictiy
Of the uniform much has been said be.
fore and it would be it.uselem repetition
were we to enter into a description which
it morale.. • Idaneouvers were executed
i'litimptnomt and efficiency 'that
•witila have reflected honor to any vet,
emu organizatlob; faetlheOreyearean
organization - or that order; ail having
" an • tuY 1 91 4 1 6. U) .!•/00:. unpleasant
nate
The. Groat. Western braes band lead
the van and made their customary fine
display! , with elegant mush. And not
last nor least to be noticed ln the throng,
having. donned his military stood the
tt Johnny:Triangle" of the period, in the
person - of - the "battle • scarred"' hero,
(Gen. Jackson.) . ,
-Toasty the very least, the parade was
suocetus, as was indicated by the pros.
ence of such a multitOde of people along
the route of march, which Wee as follows:
Fourth „averuse - to Smithfield sheet,
thence to Water, Water to Great, thence
to Second aninue, thence to RCM street,
&sato Fifth avenue, down Fifth avenue
to Grant, Grant - to Seventh avenue, down
Seventh: to Smithfield, along. Smithfield
to Fifth avenue, down Fifth avenue to
Market, up Marketto Sixth, down Sixth
to Fenn, down Penn. tn. Fourth.. avenue,
up Fourth to -Market, down Market to
Water, along Water. to Wood, up Wood
to. Fourth - avenue, thence to the-arm
ory. Along the' - route awry brilidinipt
made thatmatornary tlisplayon such al-
cialonit as the birthday of the "Father
of his Country,"-with flags and decors--
Gone. And while soknowledgedu illegal'
holiday,lt is notcelebrated to the extent
it should. When we hive a few more
organhattons , presmalng such Writ as
the Greys, then the Otrervance will be
Mare 1110:11331IIVi,w1tli the hlational
holiday.
Bratat.Act.
:Some min called= kettle McConnell ,
who Loops a house of bad repots on
Third Isit taiga and haring Mi.
tied'too long Mello's - "old taui"
dared tiolne in a shitii“ot drink - ennui,
mar Ace _caring, to..have things quite so
tranquil raised a breeze with his better
halm which said . Hattie wits Wender.
fully abused, having knocked her down
he boat her, kleke her broke her ribs
Ana lastly tumbled here down stairs,
swearing that alio abottld not ?Mom,
NOW Martha in this altimet nude condi;
Una wandered around • and finding DO
hay= . ett, rest anchored -.her slavering
add - -braised-bod_y ob the door Maputo!'
• the U. T. BIM Rooms, In which Oboe
she was found by the pollee who clothed
her assiseutimred bar Cottle idayor , a or.
Ace. , Hie Honor not .being In his office,
•ahe„ delayed making information, was
sent to.ber home and didnot sasinap,
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MUSICAL.
The Organ Concert Last Evening.
At the Third Preabyienan Church I
night was given a concert by Dr. John
H. Wilms, at the king of inetrnments,
the mamm4th organ. Yea, the king of
instrumental; for much moat certainly
have been the opinion of all those who
heard wlfh wonder the unlimited re.
sources of the organ under the hands of
a great linnet. For two hoary, elan! too
won elapsed, the audience wait spell
bound, listening to a most extraordinary
performance.
ABMs Pythoness of old, whose oracles
were given only to those who bad prey!.
only subdued her, the organ, whose
secret inspiration is hidden in a vast and
imposing structure, Beam to defy the
weakness of man. We understand that
a violinist or a flutist may master his
Instrument and experience a sense of
security when he comes on the
stage. But as we look at that
ponderous mass at those three kl.y
boards, at those two dilaters of stops,
and then turn our eyes to the organist
himself, so small in comparison. we feel
that there is going to be a struggle be.
tween mind and matter, and that to true,
genius alone will the monstrous Unarm
ment yield its oracles, while It mutters
only confused and unintelligible answers
to the man of ordinary talent; I - I
Without adding much faith' to the
systems of Gall and Lavater, we would
judge from the very appearance -of Dr.
Wilcox that he possesses the true temp.
erement of an organist. He has the broad
forehead of strong intellect, and the
broad back of strong will. Ills features
are sharply -chiselled, his lower lip
alighty prominent, denoting decision and
energy; and there is a Yeah in his eyes,
which would as well become a. General
on the eve of a battle, as it tecomes the
arthit poet, ready to measure himself with
the powerful instrument.
Ruskin has said that in order to judge
properly of a picture; one should be
somewhat acquainted with the pigments,
and with the resources and limitations of
the palette; and so none but those who
are familiar with the complicated mans;
facture of the organ, and the Innumera
ble Wades and combinations of the
orchestra, can fully appreciate the play
ing of Dr. Wilcox. His hands move as
quickly and gracefully on the stops
as others' hands would play on the key
board. We looked several time. with
amazement at the rapidity with which
he, M a de cresepado, would make all the
stops disappear one by ens, each auccee.
siva note thus gaining a new color, as it
neared to pianissimo. Indeed. under
this delicate treatment of the artist, the
stop board with its white knobs, pro
duced very much the same effect to the
eye u a sheet of paper just thrown to the
tire, when frdm its black, carbonized
surface the starry dots vanish In rapid
succession. - ... !
Dr. Wilcox'. representation of a thun
der storm, while mainly Intended, we are
told, to show all the capabilities of the
organ, shows also conclusively that the
author is a composer of no small merit.
Besides the great effectiveness which he
can always obtain 'vita comparative ease
from his great knowledge and command
et
of the instrume he whole work is
stamped with ermine poetical feeling,
and written e main de maitre. His de.
scription of nature is comprehensive and
synthetic, and dose not descend Into
More details and partioulariffee which
often make of Imitative music a meretri
cious maid of art.
If those of our cltizins who - could not
hear Dr. Wilcox, come to a full realiza
tion of what they lost, they will envy our
good fortune of being present as much
as we pHs, It. lie playa this afternoon
at two o'clock and to morrow evening
for the last times. Do not miss the op.
portuulty of hearing this great interpre
ter and composer.
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OPERA House.—Tao admirers of Mrs.
Bowers were favored with an opportunity
hut evening of witnessing her in a role
which afforded ample mope for her re
markable talent, and admitted of a dis
play of the brilliant genies which she
has given evidence of in every rale she
has summed since her engagement at
the Opera House during the past week.
She appeared as - Jana In the,'Hunch
back," a drams without en equal. Tne
role assumed by Mrs. Bowers last
evening Is perhaps one of the most
dlnicult that could be Imagined,
and one that is seldom rendered astiafac
, torlly to an audience, In consequence of
Vie power and genteel requisite to a true
conception of the author's ideas and a
faithful representation of them. Mrs.
Bowers Was suocessful In an eminent de.
gree, and if her hearers were pleased and
admired her In her former effort', they
were really delighted with her last even.
hog. Mr. McCollum In the title role gave
evidence of n higher order of "talent and
rare culture as an actor. In fact the en
tire cast was good and the several parts
admirably !sustained.
Tag Brag.—The weather canon uea
cold, and there are prospects for the
freezing of the rivers to a enillelent cx
tent to enable our ice dealers to secure a
goodly stock of the cold luxury ler next
1 summer. There was admirable skating
at the Keystone Rink yesterday after
noon and evening, and hundred. partici
pated In the exbillarating sport and cx.
creme. Tho Rink la in admirable order,
and we marvel that thousand, In place
of hundreds, do not visit it in order to
enjoy the nticosaatily brief sporting sea
son on the toe. To night a hurdle race
will take plane, and math fun may be
anticipated. To morrow night a grand
masquerade will be held, to which all
are Invited, either In mask or costume.
By all means attend the Rink while the
lee lasts. ..
ALIXGORV AID TAULUAUZ. Our
readers should remember the grand Al.
legory and Tableaux to be given by the
pupils of the High School at the Acade
my of Much, on Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week. Mr. Hager
having greatly improved- and enlarged
his entertainments. it is to be hoped our
citizens will not fall to enjoy a repast of
popular son" eborusea, novel and
striking tsblaux. seldom witnessed In
this city. Admission 50 cents: reserved
eats 76 cents. Tickets for *ale at Kle•
bees. A matinee performanoo on Bator
day.
MurdoctOmi Beading
The Academy of Wilde was filled last
night with a very large and select Audl
ewe, such as Murdoch invariably at•
tract,. It Is ROM° time
since Pittsburgh
has been favored with an entertainment
by this distlngniahed elocutionist, but
his performance lest night exhibited no
lack of power and wee as heartily greet
ed as in former years. The programme
was varied, and contained choice selec.
thins of dramatic, pathetic and humorous
extract, in muse and verse, and was
extended through two hour.. the audi
ence never falling to appreciate and ro-
ward the performer with =dial- ep-
. .
...Tble (Wednesday) evening &Ir. Mar.
doe& will deliver blwiseinro on qmpres
alone and,. Rem Healers „of. .iikbransen
Lincoln," whic& he will Intersperse with
seveyal . recitations, .by .special. tenant.
There are no reserved_ seats. Tickets
may be bad .at the Mercantile Ltbrery
moms; isSrzier of!Penn Sixth streets.
Fatal 4ectdent,
An accident occurred at Bidwell's
plow works, Denier of Duquesne way and
Garrison alley; yesterday resulting in the
death of James •Post' a -young man am.
ployed In the establishment. Ho. was
working at the' elevator, hh the - main
floor and In endeavorirg to atop it
caught hold of a rope which displaced a
weight above him used for regulating tin
automatic belt. The weight fell and
attack him on the back of the head, in
flicting injuries which caused instant
death. Dr, T. C. Rhodes was summoned
bat was unable to rendsr soy assistance,
as death occurred a few seconds after he
arrived.' The Coroner was notitled.of
the occident and halo an inquest .on the
body.'when the - Jury rata fed litordipt
in mordent* with the above facts.
..110 Nsir PLatei
Our genial and handsome friend, Color
Sergeant Harry Alden, of the Driqnsene
Greys; Who has A whole' -
heat of filende
and admirers in this community,_halil a
regular levee at -Fifth Avenge Hall on
Fifth avenue yeeterdey, after parade.
Harry Is affable, kind, nourteous; and en-
gaging, and while at the Revere House
won so many friends to his side that we
do notzlarvel that We Withdrawal bill
canned a stampede of patrons to his new
quartens He knows his business thor•
oughly, end wherever he goes he will
prove thorlght Men In the right place,
with a weloome for all and a frown (or
none. - - Long may he tarry the honored
flag of the nOreys" and long may he en.
Joy the hearty friendahlp of his friends.
A Heap Thief',
- Some -despicably mean scamp 'broke
Into the bill • house on the Perrysville
road, at the head of Federal street, Alle,
gheny, on Saturday nighty and Stole a
tobacco pouch. Mled with tobacco, and •
bog of aegars, bolottglng to Mr. Brown,
tne old gentleman who gulps the gate,
and about two dollars In dye oent
Tintattow who_ perpetrated the burglary'
an entrance by culling Vallee
of the window sash out. Be Is too mean
to be Maned among weak., thieves, and
would rob a graveyard If be bad an
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PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE: WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 23, 1870
THE COURTS.
District Court-Judge Kirkpatrick.
TWZIDAT. February ZL . -The Court
waa not In seseion to-day.
TRIAL LIST POE WEDNESDAY'
•
.117 Pittsburgh and Little Beaver Creek
• Coal Oil Co. vs Stevenson.
171 Itsbenatein vs. Pittsburgh, F. & M.
Templke Co.
172 gimpeon TS Gilmore.
64 Reeervs Morrow. ' -
146 Lewis vs Johnston, et ox.
112 Jacoby vs Schoen and Laurent...
176 Brown, for use, vs owner of steam
. boat "Re."
178 Kennedy vsindeer Errett, Anderson et Co.
179 Craig vs Birch.
180 Owners of steamboat I •Cirey Fox" vs
• Milligan & McCloy,
..Common Pleas—Judge Sterrett..
TEtRiDAY, yebruary 22.—The clue of
Kennedy vs. Dltbrldge, previously re.
perted, was resumed, but no verdict had
been agreed upon when court adjourned.
TRIAL LIST FOR win:mammy.
332 Collins et al vs. Bea et al.
865 Monroe et al va. Hays et a/.
382 Poland vs. Realised.
385 Donthett vs. Kennedy et al.
388 First National Bank of Pittebtirgh
vs. Doff. ,
391 To c riplke Co. ve. Oakland P. R. W.
339 Kraft vs. Evens
400 Stewart et al vs. Williams.
401 Carr vs. Pier. •
404 Waterston vs. A. V. R. R. Co.
405 Same vs. same. •
213 Ant vs. Bolander.
TIIE FLFTEENTIL AMENDMENT.
A Voice from the Southsida:—Adjoarned
licetlng—ReoluUlona
An adjourned meeting of the colored
citizens of the Southaide boroughs wu
held In the public school bonze on
Ffteenth street on Monday evening, the
21st inst for the purpose of completing
:arrangements for participating in the
forthcoming grand oalebration In
honor of the adoption of the Fifteenth
Amendment !to the Comnitution of the
United States, when the same shall be
officially announced by the Secretary of
State.
The Committee on resolutions reported
et follows:
Whereas, The adoption of the Fif
teenth Amendment, proposed by the
fortyiint Congress of the United States,
by a sudielent number of states has con
ferred on lathe elective franchise, there
fore,
Resolved, That we. In common with our
disfranchised brothers, here and else.
where, hall with feelings of profound
joy the dawning of the day that shall see'
proscriptive franchise, unholy and =-
just, swept from the statute books of
our Commonwealth, and all Its citizens,
Irrespective of race or color, clothed with
such Incentives that will enable us to
prove to the world our susceptibility of
moral and Intellectual advancement.
Resolved, That we will strive, by a wise
and judicious use of the privileges of
'citizenship, to aid in oementing together
this our national structure, that hence.
forward there shall be no Muse (or frat
ricidal strife, but that we may becothe In
fact ..one and inseparable."
Reaolved, That while we make merry
over the rights which Justice is about to
sword to us, we cordially ferrite our well.
withers everywhere, and especially our
friends of the ~S .auth Side,''. to Join with
us in celebrating this important event in
the history °four Government, whose m
atron:don principles are Jostles to all and
malice towards none.
The report of the committee was unan
inunutly approved, and the following
named gentlemen Invited to seats In car
riages to. be provided for the occasion:
Messrs. John Brown, George W. Jones,
August Ammon,Esq., David Chem.
Messrs. Porter, alph and Sweat, James
Brice, John Page, ar., and Thomas Yodel.
Mr. Shepard Waters, chairman of com
mittee on 'Dunce, reported, that success
had attended their efforts in collecting
money for the purpose of the celebration,
and a feeling ofgensral interest was MI/k
-notted by the citizens.
United Slates Wattbel—A. glib
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=
A good watch is s positive luxury, Ai)
say nothing of the (moronism:a. Fete
timekeepers In use faithfully record the
fleeting momenta. Among the most
famous are those manufactured by the
United State, Watch Company,' and for
which Mr. W.°. Denaeath, No. eft Fifth
avenue, Is agent for this city. The_fol
lowing testimonial to the worth, excel.
lenoy and accuracy of these watches from
the highest potable authority will hewed
with much Interest by those contempla
ting the purchase of a drat class and re
liable time piece: _
°Watch No. 1,089, bearing trade mark
Frederic Atherton A Co., Marion, N. J.,
manufactured by the United Suiten
Watch Company, bee been carried by me
from January, 1868, to January 17th,
1870, Its total variation being only two
seconds in the entire time.
'°L .E Catrricantrat,
' °tate Reuniter U. 8. Tresaury."
Naw Tuna, Jan. 17, irRO.
Seal Estate Transfers.
The following deeds were admitted of
record in the ,office of Thos. U. Ranter.
Recorder for Allegheny, oonnly.Toelodsy,
Feb. 22d. 1870:
o w e. Wltllants to Addison F. Barna. Nov.
Isere and lig Retch., la na era.d. rgeasarab.
Js oat
ItenOn.on to Wt. C1 , 11%.11. red IP, ISM;
.otairty 100 feet. on limn Itia. Melt. eantot.
Vrot A Herron to Sone Fri Jon :i r e, lerrp
1.1 lael. on Orleans lath
baron
.111,7;1,`A:Cl"E;I .1!°:;,1:12 2
3 .;
* eltim to iee. A Llen el. ion ' 4' .
We; 101 10 by ICO tent, Mo . ertedePlttainme
AWL to Hob. on • t 10. to Joint A. ).bb
17. OOPS by 103 feet, Heath St, All nanny.
94
Ella Boronln. on ',Ulan. Joteph d J 000 ohn
Om, Jo •. WO; lour* and la Donors an la knit
IVothlnglun IC. MO
0. H. 11.99 •o B. boa W. Dai9.ll, ACM. 19..
lot 101 by 04 feet. Jones' Plan. Watt inyotlo
towboblp.
J/11.3.41 awl Rotn. x. Wilson , 00 Huth We La
July n. Ilan lot 9 by 19111991. lb !leave town.
9blp nSCo
Weed Sowing Machines
The doctrine of the, Annihilation of the
Wicked. according Ito the Afetkodist
home Journal, Is taking root and spread.
log among thinking men, both In and out
of that enured', and both in and out of
Its ministry, with a growth that is °bet.
one and threatening. It fa asserted that
the • question whether the Scriptures
promise perpetual existence to any but
the good must soon bays •rebaarlag to
that denomination. •
We have beard many In this city es.
prora a desire to hear a discus/don of Ma
Question. Elder Wendell, who fa now
preaching In Quincy "Allegheny,
alleges that "nen:wised arnitesee to
only to the ripktrose.r and expreates
his witilogneas to discuss the question
with any man of acknowledged ability
and reput.ttion. - The question is one of
vast magnitude, and will not some one
of God's watchmen meet Elder Wendell
and both, in the spirit ottneeknee, glve
us the signmente and Scripture, pro and
coo, orithis all important irutlect. The
above article, taken' from the Albany
Rooting Jon, nal, attests that the (meg
tion meat bo met with something better
than client contempt, tq the paitod/hasar
vadOns of erring man.
Books at flair Price.—Col..l. D. Egan,
No. 41 thnithdeld street, halt a large and
choice stock of rare and standard works
on hand, which may be purchased at
half the price they are marked mat
other places. They comprise every de
partment of literature, prose and poetry,
some of which cannot be had elsewhere.
Colonel Egan is alio agent for seam of
the leading mageelnes, and will receive
aubeariptiona or, forward back number.
at any time. No.' 41 Smithfield street is
his eatabilehtnent: '
(6umEnu !crated.)
ttensiona,loterest at Maenadle Pa.
—quite roliona interest la how /loins
nn in the °dieting ~Churoh o ..thla
place. The pastor, Ulnas, 1$
conducting the servicing, mid the work
bids fait .for • general. awakening- all
through, the comptitdtp 4.ltnady,ner.•
oral peraoaa have nWted with the thumb
and others will loon. . •
Ef,t9tysylbt,!.._P.4., Feb. 10,1870,
Weed{ Weed I Weed t
-
. Freud]leg from the,tlntest toymnp
the finest and most perfecttea sot, may
bad at sue warehouse' er the Keyattme
Hotter!. hiostthe.a. Kloia -0 0..
priolore, SU 'Liberty street. bkwne
of.the finest qtletwerwate which 'paces
the tables or - ode most fashionable're.
*ld en ees has been purchased at this. ea.
nablishinent. Low prices and the beat of
material to the role 10:383, -
Were,,,ll6Market strest. : . '
thatho Valstatr.—No Me ever yet Mad
old Jack Falstaff wu a peilleularly
' moral man, though from ace reputed
sip al, biemetet ea k must bays been a
lover or good things. Meth:mein which
. the old scapegrace lived had much to do
with hie ethhe, no doubt. What must
have been the morel. ora country and an
,age'whim ' , sack' , was the beverage, and
, Pler,
_Dennale lb.'s cream ale un.
ALLEGHENY.
lee at the Rink la In first Tate skating
order.
to-morroweeeUS wlll_ hold a regular meeting
night.
Esseßant alratlng at the Rink to day
on Robinson street.
The Pleasant Valley Passenger cars are
making their usual tripe again.
The oily was liberally decorated with
the stars and stripes yesterday.
Be 1 for the Rink.—Elegant skating to
night. Tie Ift Is as awooth as mirror
The new cepa for the Fire Departmen
a re being made by Maws.. Pratt & Ben
ney.
• Tile Rink will be open to-day and to
nlidd. A nand skating carnival may be
anticipated.
The par
hut night.
twee wile t
Mayor Ca
him Pedal
trlbuted ego,
the workhouse.
. o . l itint'a wrong with the town clock on
the Baptist church? For two or. three
days put it has failed to come np to Limo,
much to the Inconvenience of poople gen
orally.
The Mak will be ♦Wted. today by
large delegations of juveniles.
- The Ordinance Committee of Councils
held another meeting lea; night to con
sider the new city - code, and make the
changes ordered by the ody at he hod
meeting.
The Young Folks will be rejoiced to
know that there to akatinrat the Rink
today.
At the meeting of the pew holders of
.the North Avenue M. E. Church, called
to consider proposed changes in the char
ter, it was decided by a vote of 39 to 13
to make no change In reference to tee
Church property. It is now, • therefore,
under control of the Board of Trustees,
subject to the congregation, instead of
Conference, as was contemplated by the
Propesed amendment. ,
Go to the Allegheny Skating Rink to
day and to-night. Splendid ion and a
splendid time.
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By a new regulation the members of
the Fire Department are to be subjected
to a drill twice each day for the Purpose
of increasing the efficiency of the service.
They will be - required; at a given signal,
to bitch up the horses, run out the en
gine and hose carriage to the street,
and In every respect to prepare as
though ready for a conflagration.
'The drill Is Intended to make
each man a thorough - adept In
his position, besides affording him ex
ercise. It was adopted at the suggestion
of Buterlntendent Idceandleee, and
meets with favor among the hove. Some
of the companies have already given
evidence of a rapidity and correetneks
which augurs mat satisfactorily for the
future *access of the department.
=1
The Water Committee of Allegheny
Councils received bids and awardwition.
tracts at their meeting on Monday even
ing for the ensuing year.
For water pipes, elbows, branches, etc.,
Mr. Wtn. Smith, of Pittsburgh, gave the
lowest bid and was awarded the contract.
For miscellaneous castings, to Messrs.
Gibson et Riddle, of Allegheny.
For supplying ferrules, A. et S. Mc-
Kenna, of Pittsburgh, were the favored
bidders.
J, R Hutchinson, of Allegheny, was
awarded the contract for tire plugs and
stop cocks.
tor waking wooden plug boxes and
washout boxes, the contract wu given to
Wut; Hazlett, of Allegheny.
Skaters Attention l—Tbe ' Allegheny
Skating Rink la now ready for skaters.
Open ill-day and evetarig.
THE EIVIFE.
Another Cutting Affray—no Began of
aL Eveolug's Carousal.
Mollie McManus and Kate Walter are
two 1131111.1 pretty well known In police
annals.. They seem hardly to get out of
one scrape before a new trouble devel
open and results in a visit to the tombs.
loading a wild vagrant life of carousal
and reckleasneas, It le not to be wondered
at that they have achieved such an un
enviable notoriety, and no often afford a
theme for t h e reportorial pent% They
have again participated in a little affray.
and are once more of interest-to the
public.
•
• Monday evening near midnight Kele
was a:reeled on Ohio street, near Cedar
avenue, for disorderly condoet—ths Gril
-1 nen Interfering with ear- emphatic but
rather boieterous nocturnal serenade,
At the tombs she boasted of having cut
a eompankru, Mollie Maidanna,l and
"fixed her," but as she wee noisily moths
tested, no attention was paid to her state
ment. In the morning before the Mayor
she reiterated her boast of the orevions
evening, but the Mayor thought Matting
of it and committed her to Jail for thirty
days for vagrancy. An hour or so later
°Moor Miller, white passing along Ohio
'street near Middle discovered Mollie
log on the ground. She had a deep gash
acne. her forebea I and every appearance
of having beau in a row. When btought
to the Mayor's office she stated that dur
ing a melee between her and Kate the
previous evening, she had been cot bal
ers( times.
A physician wu sent for, and an ex
amination made when it was discovered
that she had bean cut In the beast, and
the 'stomach, together with the guh In
the forehead. !the was unable to sit up
yesterday, and complained considerably
of the cut In her stomach. Dr. Thorn
attended her Injuries. He thinks them
severe although not at printout very don.
gerous. It will require several days to
ascertain if they are serious. In the
meantime abe will be Provided with
quarter. In the tombs. She is reticent
In regard to the atralr, further than *o
kgrowledging, they had a quarrel. It hi
Probable she will make a criminal infor
mation agalnet her assallsAl. as soon
she lo able.
lkddlees , litopomeist.
As there seems to be a difference Of
opinion relative to the delay In building
the Soldiers' Monument, we waited on
the Chairman of the Building Commit
tee, who informed U. that he, together
with ._.
h the SecretarY of the Committee,
had called upon the Presidentof the Park
Munnlesiori relatiVe to the site of the
Monument, do. After a lengthy waver.
nation they were informed that the "Park
Commiodoners had not the fail control ,
of Seminary Hill, and that one of the
members of the d i bad drawn
nn • bllijo be submitted to the Semite
and thalloule of Representatives. - That
about lea feet would have to be :traded
from the top of the hill before It would
bean a proper shape to begin opera.
lions," de., 40: Having. Implicit mull
dome in the statements made by the
President of - m
the Commlislon, they re.
ported the Pots to the President
of the Monumental Astoci,.V:', - n who
instruchid the Building Committee
to proceed with - the erection of ;the
Monument as soon as 'peseffic.' We are
Informed that the. Building Committee
have Donned - the Park Commie:lkm,
through their chairman, that they will
Meet I bend on to morrow afternoon at two
Pieleek, for Cie purpose Of designating
the spot, do.; that Immediately after,
they will advertise for proposals, and
commence Its ereptton. Wofeel wooed
that the Building Committee ere anglona
to proceed, and while there Is a
diversity of opinion se 'to the plan
adopted, tall! they are only an.
thorned to erect that which was
oilmen by the ladies. The design IN a
bearlifful one. And while we think that
l'the Committee cannot erect ft for the
money they have on • hand. to wit, about
twenty-seven thousand dollen, stilt we
know that three who ate leteceste4 In
the. Park of Allegheny City, and in the
Monument, will not let the work be de.
layed 'for the want of a few thousand
dollen. We have no hesitation in sap
ing that the Building Committee : will
posh things to a final conclusion, and It
remains.• fur the rark -,Commbelon to
get Seminary Hill ready. We would
:Mann that the work be pushed. for.
warn rapidly enolligh to permit the lain`
of the !sorrer . stone 'next "Dmoration
.
Road Ton Igoe;
notioiat in year
paper, • kin days ago, the brief but perti
nent hultarf,.."/low long tbe Tell
G
ale of the Perrysville -Plank
road-be
stiflered to remain . within . the city
limiter This inquiry, addressed to uci
one le particular, has doubtless met the
ayes of many atareiaiia mho are more
,specially interested • reply &him your
oily "spinier, who but Manic-tacitly
nottood apontrepthatbasbeem MOW,
borne by them for a long time. Long
before the city of Allegheny embraced,
as it now does, nearly a mile of this
plank road, her citizens, tempted to take
a drive for pleasure or health in summer,
or compelled to travel toward Perrys
ville In winter, have been met at the
threahhold of this nuisance with the in
exorable demand for tolls, tribute forsooth,
for the privilege of driving over a road
which is never good, or even tolerable
except through a prolonged spell of good
weather. Ina cold or rainy season the
frozen ruts are so large and • numerous,
or the tough mod so deep, that an empty
bow Is more than a match fora strong
horse. The farmer, dairyman or mer
chant who:was so unfortunate, In times
past, as to be tempted by the prospect of
taigira i npd i alle k rt fle a d ill t v e e o rs n er:vt u le
highway, where the smoke and dust of
our large and growing city do not reach,
is now compelled to wend his tolleeome
way through chartered mod or legal
ruts at the imminent risk of his horse
and vehicle, and to face the maids, and
satisfy the outstretched hand of the re
morseless toll taker, who doubtless stip-
Preeses a smile beneath his venerable
visage at Ike meekness aids victims,
Thin was bad enough, but when the
good people of Allegheny in their zeal to
become a great and large pity Induced or
compelled these denizens of the hills
and.dales to cast their lot with her, hold
ing up to view the iinmense advantages
of police, gas, water, sewerage, street
Improvements; et cetera, had they not a
right to expect better things and reap
some of these promised blessing' before
two years had elapsed ? And if they are
to be granted, It must be patent to all
that street improvements should be the
first In order, and gas last, but. It would
seem to be the purpose of the "powers
that be" to make the gas first, middle
and last, and give them nothing else,
Now it seems to me to be the right of
mild citizens to dethand from Oonnella
the removal of sad toll gate beyond the
city limits, and the placing of the road to
ro tha o tdoint in good condition the year
I)ieetlng
lid import
mug before
se re Me
ttle jail and
If there are legal obstacles in the
way, no delay should occur in their
settlement: They can be met and over
come now as well en at any time, end
the interestiebf the city and county de
mand that they ahoeld be. In the mean
time those traveling over this what
shall wo call It? Well as there are still
planks enough to impede travel, I will
say plank road. should consider whether
they are not only justified In refining to
Pay toll, but in requiring this "Ineorpor
porated Company" to pay for breakage
of vehicles and damage to horses by
reason of the outrageous condition of
their road. The Courts should have a
chance to determine its responsibilities,
end decide whether its charter will cover
its multitude of sins. "Vivo."
want. but little here below, nor
wants that little long," Is the language
of the poet. but whether strictly true
may be a question. We know ••• great
many men who want a great deal, and
want it for a long time; who will work
and scheme to get it, and when they
have secured the prize, will only resign
it on compulsion. Oa the other hand
there are thousands who hit a happy me
dium, and are contented with a compe
tency. Mauch are tne class of customers
who daily alma the model dining rooms
of Holtzhei fuer, Rifth avenue, adjoining
the Postotilee, where meals can be pro.
cured at all hours. And such mealsl
bounteous, savory and cooked to a dot.
We know whereof we speak when we say
that Holtabelmer•s restaurant takes rank
among the drst of its class, In this or any
other city.
•
• Weed, 116 Market street, •
That venerable gentleman, the oldest
Inhabitant, le perfectly agreed with ev
erybody on two points, that we have
never bad such a otrange, changeable,
unaccountable spell of weather as within
the peat few weeks r and that the remark
able low prices for the moat superior
workmanship, snob as that manufactured
and sold at Liebler's trunk factory, tuts
never been known heretofore In the city.
The warehouse of this establishment is
at 104 Wood street, where those disposed
to question the old gentleman's 'suety
can call and Judge for themselves.
•
Need Eiewin Machine/.
artermlnation to anCoeed is often
half the battle. This Ss why Masers.
Youegeon dr. Co. have made their ele
gant dining rooms and confectionary
establishment, corner of Smithfield
street and Diamond alley, the tuition.
able - and popular resort, They have
always determined to have their house
up to the Ingheat standard, and Inspired
by that principle have spared no exer
tions to wake it snob. For anything in
the oonfeetionary line Meese. Youngson
Co.'s will be found the right place.
Weed, Jno. Biggert d Son.
Ladies, If yoti want halgalus, In fine
(Imes or lane goods call at MoorheadS
No. al, Market Street. Ho bas every
thing in the line of fancy trimmings,
satins, velvet., laces, woolen goods, and
an endless assortment of .notlons, and
trinkets, for the toilet. Everything is
new and fresh and of the latest style.
Remember while out shopping, NO,M,
Market street. - .
We Sewing Machines. ' •
Ekon sad Lot an Itabella Street, Al.
Irgheny, at Auction...Theperty 15
Isabella street will be sold o Pron
Wednes
day, 43rd inst.. at 2 o'clock. The lot is
it by 8 4 feet. The bonne Is s three story
brick' of mx rooms. A. Leggate, Auc
tioneer.
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•
_ORVIIIISAIIbe residence of her parents. Is
11 . 7 1_„%lart 1.1.3 rz-zik.!
I tanghter of l•sae sad Elisabeth to the
mean-seventh year of her age.
Funeral from the . r.eldenee a' her brother.
I. Willard [Manna, No. 1,9 3/Iddleetreet. seesn4
door above Nonh ensue. AU......, Wawa.-
mai, February 231, at 9 e•Joet r. r. T.leada
of the nasally an resonant]] y tented to Knead.
UNDIIRTAIUMB
C fil at li k " ltlf/Le a iNT EERL y%Il t a .
corset t dirt DHOW( sialific • /rD WI
LO IN Hr. alltoreamy elm utter. %leer Clr/r1
Imltwoa KS eaartaatly 'applied letth real
B ant
Ito.serood. laahoranr Waetral
CRGI es, at prises Tanta( rrom 1111 to 11100.
•Iles oncosts d - for kr erllseat. Hearses sad eat•
Nam Paraistted: slaty 01 ala4s of ItcoodUas
2 . 4nnota a
.f.Lf t. HlCraolt HAOD olota Ilan kers. id.
JOSEPU
urgi•ELlßT.urLEm.i9.
N 0.4 AG PENN alltirt.
Canlages far Viionaleals Faralsiml.
ais4 all Taile , ral Tual•imant t et
xEouovA s
EL 313331dC AL.
L. D DUMMETT,
(Late oC Liberty street,),
Ru •twelitell Ur. DAVID D. InVIDAD)Iin
with bim Is Wither.. .0 teleerittelie.rnid
wthmodlow shireronw , •
No. Q 4 Wood Street,
Where the new $lll3 will eontleu • the teasetke-
We and sable et lee inweelPh..tb;• Dtte.• •
Pure American Confectionary.
• Drat#l.Bl7 C0..4,
R. 111 Miti.4%.
. .
31 WIATISIORE,
REAL Esnraanal - . 11.9.1111 WV,
Bee removed ROW min Oblo 9,114 eaud!lety
intoolll, to •
103 atm kirREAT,
ALLIKUTIENT owl%
R. MI NC
• GRAY & LOGAN
Have fetilOnd front 47 817TH lITILLIT,
89 Fifth Avenue,
Until Improvem.ta on old Mind are comp!.
a d.
fa
JOHN M. COOPER & GO.
Bell and Brass handers;
111011111 L LOCONOTIVII k MILLING MILL
BRABSEB
Made Promptii go o;der.
_BASSIT'S METAL,
ma4e and Kepton Hand.
nopn.tor. andllaalatietanst s of
Coopersßaprovo Unice Wheel
" -STEAM- PONCE).
Mee, ENS PENN STREET.
nunderiCor.l7lkialitfikoailla res t io
prrrnanzen. Rik
•
•ROTWER-10 Ball:tibia prinks
roll Batter, for nle bY • •
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THE PITTSBURGH
vi\ - EGAR
WORKS
BALLOU & ADAMS,
167, 168, 169 and 170
SECOND AVENUE.
Are no. premed to tumble VINEUAR at tke
LOW= MARKET RAM. Attention to I.
ttealarly celled to oar
EXTRA IVINE VINEGAR.
na6.
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS. &o.
CARPETS.
REDUCED.
Oil Cloth Window Shades.
DRUGGETS.
DRUGGET, SQUARES,
Irwrain Carpets,
At the Lowest Prices Ever,OfertoL
BOVARD, ROSE ct CO.,
rawa 2l FIFTH AVENUE.
REDUCTION IN .
CARPETS
For a Short Time to Prepare for
SPRING TRADE.
OLIVER, NeCLINTOCH & CO
Have marked their good , down below last Mb.
sortie timer. Full lines of
Carrels,
Oil Cloths,
Druggels,
AT
EASTERN PRICES.
Ram bargains ran 1e secured by those asillel•
P.adtf,l= Att:l ' k '"` """"°"°
OLIVER IIeCLINTOCIE & CO.,
l 23 Filth Avenue.
fe
HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Positive Reduction In Prices
0P
PIANO COVERS,
asiniouter,
1111/ton Rugs.
Crumb Cloths,
Arc.
111111111 BROS.,
sit - FIFTH .0 rr,..rva,
ABOVE WOOD "ram:
WOOLEN DRUGGETS
AN
PELT CARPETS,
11, 11,.2, 21, 3, 31, 31 and 1
YARD FIDE.
BORDERED SIaIIARES
'Suitable for Parlors.
DINING 8001 CRUIR_ CLOTHS,
Woolen, Linen and Cotton,
17 LOWER PRICES Till LIB SIMI
Noterlthstsaglm the andledetleheet tutl
MTIBLIND & COLLINS.
71 and 79 Fifth Avenue.
~~: • c .~;4 gl:~
HENRY GE. HALE,
MERCHANT TAIL CE,7
Corner of Pen and Sixth Streets
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
NOW COMPLETE
E. SON,
PHERSON & 1111LANBRING,
5VC0741029 TO
• W. 11..WCW111 & CO,
DIFRQHAPT TAILORS,
10..111 MTH It, late St, Clair...
Ztvlt'i4Jo3:b z.v.m.Zaittn-
IN. BRING wld MU Me
letqjh JIM.IIIOIMaiIBIIIIO3.
BIL'.A_IRTILM,
rasmostazza
MEROHAN'T TAILOR.
Keeps eonstaatl7o:9llLia4
!Roth., azzoirtutres and Vesdnigs.
AIsoAtINTISIONV PIIIOIIIIIIINO GOODS.
Igo. 93 1-2 imittiflold StrAol..
rirr•aysee. PA.
. .
clotthut mune W Gnu to =rt
NEw FALL Goons.
CLOT.RB, wBSIMRRZB, alk
Astra:om bit UNARY UT / M.
lletaluakt Minor. ti !MUMS , gnat.
WINES. LIQI7CISS,
SCHMIDT dr.FRIDAY,
' iferearsome ow
DBANDIRS, GIN,
venomous MAXIM is
PURE RYE WHISHIES,
409 PENN STREET,
Have .Bemoved to
NOS. 118.1 ARLO ass PENN,
Car. enrentb at. (formerly )
JOfflari II & FINCH CO.,
so. um, Wan, 101. MI 03s0 116:
ros
&al . Aft
Is PRLIHII ualll . lo/0. Ek.l
l't4P 3 terl: l l
• TEE NEW JERSEY
Mutual Life Insurance
•
NEWARK, N.' J.
Assets, Over $500,000.
•
•
Au Policies lamed by Mt C j ompany are perpet
ually Non• Forfeiting after the payment of one
Anneal Premium.
' -
Minden& annually declared and nOPlled On
third mutual premium, either on the permanent
Increase of the policy. or In reduction of premi
..
HENRY KIRKPATRICK,
_ . General Agent,
187 1-2 Wood Street, (2d floor,)
PITTSBURGH.
IMP Billable Arista 'mated.
• derv" •
REAL LIFE INSURANCE CI
- Of Pennsylvania,.
°flee, 76 Federal St, Allegheny City .
DIRECTORS:
HOD. JAMES L. CHAHAR.
- .Hee. J. B:CLARK,D.
Dept. R. ROBINBON.
Bey. A. IL BELL, D.D.,
Bev. B. H. N.DIBIT, DAL.
W. A. ED
NE, Colder All46eay Trltit Co.
JACOB HUB% Real inate Aseut,
. SIMON DRUM. Mayor of Alleabea7
. C. W. BENNY, Flatter,
A. E..
D. BWOONB. lasoreeee Aseat. -
Caps. ROST. ILORINIIOII, Prealdinat.
Kew. J. B. CLARK. C.D.. Vice Preefteut,
JACOB HUSH. Elearetary,
C. /4 BB NAY. Treasurer.
• • .
H. W. WHITE, lentolcAL ADVIZZas
DANIEL WOOER, Clean
COMIILOSIONED AGENTS TOR Tl ' ll e tl i tt
Jane N. Donaldson, AM. /tit ny. Pa.
W. W. Maly, &chaster. Pa.
Rev. Jam. Honied...these!. Beaver, Pa.
N. H. (Murata. Itclirsport, Pa.
George H. Johnson Plainestlie, Pa.
J. &Eimer, Johnstown. Pa.
Company strictly mutual. All profits accruing
to polley bolder* by dist& nd returned annually
from the end of the first year. All polities nen
forfeiting. ail '
CASH
INSURANCE COMPANY.
rusLaivs rtulimpra.
■a. IBS 111111 k Alnuamns. Neon/ Floor
PIITSBUBI3II.
Capital All Pahl 1:11).
N. J. Ble7.
Dal
J Hill,
Th ae aw Itmltb
ROBY
JNO.
Jul. T.
CUL
Insures on
1:5..,
i N.~l
IFRANICLUI INSURANCE CO. OF `PHILADELPHIA.
01/1/01t, 411 lIVI (MESTA CT 87 . .,near IT.
DISCICTOSS:
Oilitiall W. EaLaker. Mordecai H. Loafs/
Tobias Wagner, David B. Brown,,
Ssranel G t. Le..
Jacob B. ith. Edward O. Dale
r ° ,47„ZI L
zow. 0. DALE, Vim President.
W. O. EHNILLE, Beeretas74.ll7
J. IigHDNAD CONTIN, AG_ .11. IT
North Wert corner Third and Wood Strewth.
rolalkwie
pEANSYLVANLI
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PITTIMBURIN
ornoz, No. 16Th WOOD STRICT, WI
07 COICKICBCI BUILDINo.
PhD la lloma Company. and Samna adataat
lOU by Tire estinnvelf.
1.310N.u14411.LT18, Prenatal..
0. C. BO TT. Was Prenlaant.
ROBERT PAL RICK, Treas.:rat.
111111.11 ItatLEEINY. &yeasty.
crcraa:
Lammed Walla; Drus
&kora. W 114.114
0. 0. Boyle.
Robert Patrick. J.
Geo. W.
Jacob Painter, J. V . . M
j A. i.
ontAl i n o g ki..
• We:
INMINEIIIIIANCE COM=
OV F ITTTSBITILOH.
Itht NUCOR. PreeMeat.
rl g rfilE z attriar irenerat *jet.
Moe. VS Water Meet. Spas, C 0.4
ith Matra PthuWreh.
ku lfrM limn against a/1 kinds of Pits ao A Pb
Mae Was. A home Institution. Inanagedlny
nether who an well known to the amarannity,
lad who an determined by promptness and Übe,
silty to maintain the thareethr whLeh they have
assomed. aa efiertug the beat proteethth to UreMil
who dean to to mend.
DinleSol/At
Alentander Matta. Seen R. Mean%
M. Wther. • Otthe.'.l. Clarke,
James McAuley, win's= EL ream.
A , d2 .‘ atd =re . . wie .: yar.
David K. lons, Wm. VI
D. Ituasen. hap
NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cir. Federal IL azd _Dlamoad, Allegany,
siTaNe.fa SZOOND NATIONAL 'Lutz
r
W. W. MALRTlNlPreslient,
JOHN BROWN. Vine President.
JAMES Z. BTsV NBON. Beerelary.
nnincontio
John A. Stylerr.
J a c Loskikart.. kyr"
iras.L.Graham. Robert Les. . Boe.
O.V.PW """ IIIAte J ' el= " nk.n bat=,.
13EOPLEEP INEMRANCE COM.
PAID.
omci. S. a. ti WOW • rum es.
• Elam Oairpaantaklng Pus a . . 41 Xmas MAIL
. . DMICIONJIt.
Val:118. Lattar L. intoett.
rre l lrt ri eh ilwi r tsl.. .
14. vi 111 Wart
Led.i..
W. IL tt t.
-
. __ _
4EGI/ENT nrstrnAticz
aLarrANT UTTSBUTWIL
WIPITTH STUMM Bind BLOM.
avant all Mad. at Ma and Manna
Mum
4.I.NIIIMAIfei antes a
B A . It r. LWALamt Ar,u .
DamnVas:
E. L. lanalandek
el i ra:lo ,7 4. .IL .Itvenaa,
Wa. Robert R. pails,'
malt adisaTl.
ars .471alii,The a a
WALL PA - RE R
At Greatly Reduced Prices.
Vii 'lll,ll,lllra fV~".Trit.t7,o%.'""
Without regard to Cost,
• CO/11PItIBING..
JIANDSOML PA BLOB PAtiFirma,
letzely i
iTtlipalura
rArins;
/WIN ,
. !L sasert!wint of 9tit!l.l" 1 . tr719 it
N 0407 KAMM STREET,'
Filar:MTH
JOR HUGHES a BRO.
RLEGANT.
•
MEW IL&NOINOS:
inameled Wall Poen laDiat;eiete IaIMIT
MASS Up 5001 and Mote. VW
li da
g . 1.°17,1113,27 1 7, tem notiarli 46;
. 010 WadJ6.ll
leZerWirl:a. to be lband
I gale as • b•••
w. p. A. AR' A VOX
KEW WALL PAPER STORE,
191 Liberig shwa.
i) ~..T:1- 4 Kt i :, 4 ormaiii i i 4 A +l:k4
NEW GOODS.
FINE VASES; .
• stomumum AND (DMA. •
NSW %D a
all6 / 3 2 , 1 01/1... 41 aura
SILVER GOODS
-- •
Pi Cal MI EW= otr Ewa, Sid
.1“ .
saitsawl leo swift( nu to Iftntlisa.
g g E IMEED . do CO.
CHINA. GLASS
QtrEENSWA4V.:
A lute unoninen ofnew patio as and stapes
Art fumed. ♦lso YU/eel sad BitUnnla Ware,
Yuen and Yalu Wana flow- unbar and /of:
H. swim Sr. COS,
~wNei 18LLIBEfl ENROL
INSURANCE)
THE IRON U 1 Y.
4.W .. r,);.[Capt.ll.llalhay.
B. B
hi Harimart,.A. Chambers,
J B. B Clarka, lam. H. Halley.
%IN President.
. J H. ENNING %
8, Vice Presideat.
JOHNBION. ilea:rem?.
J. CEA= Elen'l Adman.
Tema on all Pin
Marine BMA
AGAINST L. 9153 BI TIRB.
WALL PAP
lIWI WOOD
st an atieatioitias.
100 WOOD 'STREET.'
MEI
AIIIIISEPSEN - T - S
lar'NEW OPERA MO - DiE. —
Last idea not three of the faeorite artiste
MRS. D. P. DOWERS.
•nd' the popular young actor. '
VII. J. C. hIeCOLLOII
tf)teEhLIAT EVICINIINO7 Fehr..., 9_
1810. the (rest mentatlocial tiny la
REAPING THY TIMPE' T
OR, MARGICZIIItix T3Z t.
Margueritte Mn. D. P. Bowen.
Jean Paul 8erger............J. C.lleCelloar
Tburalay livening—a...sr LYNN Z.
Mrs. D. P. Bowen! M. lute on Saturday.
ar'BEERICANTILE I IBILARIC
•
LECTURES.
JAMES. E. MURDPCII
1111 deliver his groat Whirs on .
"Impressions and Becollectio s of
- Abraham Lincoln."
AT
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Oa WEDNEBDiT MINING, February MI.
•dtalulon. WS mile: iiokesi owed seat*. Doora
open at TM. Readings commence at N. Tickets
Ins We at Library Rooms, corner Penn and Sloth
street. .
arDil l ND
ORGAN CONCERTS.
AT res
Third Presbyterian Church,
- SIXTH ANENDT.
Mr. J. IL WILLCOX, plus. Doe.,
OP BOSTON, ORGANIST.
ON TULSDAY EVENING, Feb. 22d
AT • O'CLOCK, Sod
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Feb. 23,
AT 9 O'CLOCK.
ADMISSION .. SO CVNTS.
Reserved Seats for Torr.! tttt creog 55 rests
calm, Will Oo sol lat the Me.lr Store. or AI F. T. •
LOR t HOEHN, No, 53 IGOR avenue, com
mencing Sattll 4 lll6il.l.llolol. rlOOll3 try . IWA. At '
o'clock. - felt:de-7
fagrACADEirIY OF MUSIC.
.
THURSDAY litd.Fitiltali EVENINO.9, Feb ,
r.ary Aii and 25, 1670, for the Penetit or I
PITTSBURGH HIGH SCHOOL.
Committee or At ratumments—Oco; ./.•Litekey,
City nuperin.endmat: Wiloorr..Pbarldi tit of
Central Jar.d M. ftru h. Mayan POll5,
to. Dean: Principal High School; O.IL-Andet,
son, Joseph Ml.rhell. . J. Cr.!,g JolinMarrhien
and Jna. liartman. wo. at the
Committee, will act. .
Treaturerrequest of the
L.M. HAGER'S GRAND NATIONAL
Allegory- and Tableaux.
Wi I be elven thirPopila of all flepartmeratur
or the h School, under the ulreciton of Mr.
11 AtiEit.
Mc. J. M. LOB/N, Pd.. or the North St lot.
It
hi .Ati l itrtmthibition la Went tiyuinamtm whin
. MISS P. A. MAGER, Pl•lonsT.
A anbandld Steinway_ Concert. will he
forniatied by H. Wen r drib
Admimion, 50 eent, Reserved
, peals. 46
mem. Per saleon Monday morning, re Unary
II!. .1.111. Metier & Bros.. lenWood etre., •
Doors ripen at T. Commit. at, o'clock.
Matinee Naturdair Anleention.Yee.se
•dmmelon tn hal recta of the Home, Schwalm
and Children. 515eents: Adult. 50 em. Mom
open at 1 o'c oak: commerce at hi • 1e11:049
WHOLESALE GROCERS. Ac...
DILWORTH, ILIRPE.R & CO4,
- 243 Liberty Street,
(OPOOdte bead of Wood. stmt.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
feellll Pietas:ruby Pa.
ESTABLISHED BY
A. &T. GORNLY, 1812. .
W. BL. SORRILY,
WHOLESALE GROCER
No. 271 Liberty Street,
Mum.: cue. .Lous DOT.L.)
mmfuB.ftr. lL
M . mice
ltir STEELE & Sar . I.
Ma" '
411.•
Cbmmisaion 2Mn,wi,mks
sz.orrit.exiJing,m•3Ew.n.
N0..91t OHIO mu% near Zan COMMCiII.
ALLEGHENY CITY. PL
Pi?it KM- JAM MI V. JOCLIART.
TIL &
1111111121110141 SLEROBANTB,
PLODS, GRAIL BEEK KELL YEE% &
stricr Llborty Pittsbarstb.
xt
MEANOR & HARPER,.
FLOI7R : GRAIN AND PRODUCT,
Commission I`4l-erohants;
11146. 1129 LIBEARZY ISTIUSMT :
Continments ne7
W. C. - ARMSTRONG,
sgeteamor to Fetter a Anastromt
PRODUCE CORILDEDON RERCRAR t
..Ti No. 25 Marcos Street.
L. .IF. BLANCHARD,
Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
96 , PINN STREET_
ITTLE;': BAMD k PATTON.
: a lDealers la
Lard bleon. Nall.
Uotionlrarme and all Pltt.bunth 11...hgettt,“
eoerally, 1131 . .4 /14 • lIRCONDSTILICZT.
Plusbargh.
JOifif I. 11C9711. Arm, WouS.U....leK. U. 1100112.
,il 4 O/ 1 . 114 M . 001W.E & Bsos., • sac.
14. JOWN HOURC a co.. Whot.
sale emara &nu Conantsclan Merrbants. Onus, -
of SZUthtleld hod Water stteets,Plusbarsh.
•
=2
(2111.1P1'ON klWAtLACE.Whole
ac.w.hiwmTAßNa,r.la%bb.,s.-
BUSINESS CELANGELS.
Dishouniolir OF rAFITNER—
Nair. -1 he To rthenthio et BXST.
ovN CO.. le I h Goy elmolved by 10N
B•ST noreesehot Atto lotenot of 14. I.IZO.
THOMPBoN Iceman ho n.
. The ateanthettolog of Cass wilt be eoetfr nit!
..bor.t.rere. ee4e tee nano. orJoliN /MAT
00. •
J FIN•111JIT,• !
. THOMMONv
JOHN MACI.
.I.llllhcltill../feb.ll/1, remelt-
CO - PIRTNERSIII? NOTICIL,
The azdenluned bee., this Oar entered
P...trtAefthlP for the teiriuse of carrying es the , wnoleule and fle telt
NOTION, TOY,
' • •
irdA r CY GOODS BUSINESS..
At No. In TEDERA". EITEICZT. 7rae4fle.
Stock, ender Insane ardent:l
O'LEARY & SINGLETON...
ALIJaIIrEeT OrrY. Jut.l.ll/ O . LETONi
. mum, (PLIAIST 131NOLZTON hare Jut
returned :rote the Aug. Where they earthmen-
Ibr out e ewe, ate ewe% of leolltelcd.
sad FANCY fiIF , OF. OFF3FrisimF In pallor aff
=if r L . nI.o b ier . fie P utr-lat t elt b re " ' e_e r tle e"l
enet& (71111dree's Velrleare. Hubby onie r ei
eVa:74., airk.olialekAl7.llY.l.or
rt h . ea na - tro m ,;:itvt,t.o.r.°.,l4: ( " 7...t" -a
oar
OILVART Jaime;
M. W. LOSZNTIS. W. A. tr
• - THOMPSON WH P 93 9... • ;
pcsPART N7Rsairt4-,
_
Th....demmd. ..tunsitl6ll:
COlanserstilr, :sr ttso p. ' Of tors:lsS
His squeals o
ITP HOIATERING.-''t
•
2i o. wocru STREIT. undrr *brit* of
ROBERTSI RICROLSON 7c THORPSOIL
*NielMer
TuumrDu
. . „
_Tao dang oxpawkrodo or Mr. Roberta; who id . .
wlwo AVM •Q. DOOM* o f ^Wont,. 80.1 r Co. j,
o,3 .tta
/11 Wow Yal.Alwaelt (w.. allaboo i nem tOllll4ll,
nand thorough Triad wools of the %rods. ..sti
limb •am and 2.1.11 •LCCA of NNW cot brachat
doorman/0i 141.1:hhoWle•y ~the motor,
sonsitss•ar• eg NU patrcnuyre. Mtn,