The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, March 15, 1870, Image 4

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ittbblitti Ctapttt.
CITY MID SU BS
. pro m tbe fine of April. two well
Subbed. rowan suitable ibr offices,
weword statifront in Orourrni
ccenif Sixth • •venue zed Eimithdeld
Meek Cell St °ALCM Counting Boom,
04 and de Fifth avenue.
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Goantarfelt nickels clmilabnc.
DM weather for spring bonnet. arid
hg attire generally. .
.
Yoe chiseas et the Baranteenth ward
Bent more police to that locality.
Oar Mtn friends are brine'prspirlng
for ttedr grand parade next 'Thursday.
TIN Seventeenth ward lookup was ten-.
•nail by mis Isw breakers Sunday rasp.
1111cClarelawnaltip annexation to the
excittlat local topic lnlegheop
Ire lIPPnekoR, tt, R zausebe seen —tho
rattans Sewing-flachino. No. C. Sixth
Aro*.
Togerday Deputy Mayor Nichols com
mitted Jobs Ludy. &noted YoStio t, to
jut for thirty days.
!wrest Hallway travel ta said' to be
duller at present than It has been for
yeas. Lower the taros.
The Florenceßltin Machine not
equalled try any l e n
theg Is
market. No. 6
Math street.
lialrmliNgbasa Casuals bold a ipecial
meeting to-night. The finances of the
paid fiscal year ere to be considered.
Citte. Bier was sent up for thirty days
by Justice Etallsbury of
& Birairty
gham, on
•
u of , drunkenness and illsorder
conduct. .
Wearparsons—two white and two black
were transferred from one public In.
stitution to another, yesterday—from
thejall to the workhouse.
Mager Callow Is having a Martial
built in tho front oflim where be will
hersafiar conduct hearings. - Thonglrwin.
the rear will be private.
. Wert on the new public hall corner
Fortieth anti Butler steels, Seventeen'
ward, ts.progreselng rapidly. It will be
wetly ter ma about the Bret of June.
Before • Alderman Thomas, Baclard
Tuley, of she Fourteenth ward, made
information on yesterday charging An.
drew Patterson with aniatilt and tantery.
A winzat vas Lanad.-
iLe - Plttabtuigh Law hmociatiozi ban
.bean orsruused with upwards of tbsty
=embers, la aooordanoe with tba recant
sot of Shit Legtalatare, granting a chariot
to this organization of that fraternity.
The Members of the bar on
. yeaterdsy
'presented to the Court a potitton asking
that the wages . of the tip states be In
creased from one dollar and filly cents
to two dollars per day. It was honored.
• TWA portion of Lower St. Clair town
*tap adjounlng South Pittaburab, will
henceforth be known as Allentown In
ecaverlanes with an order.frost samei
of cittarter BMW= cresting the
Two Companies of the New Orleans
Fire Department, "The Mechanics No.
4 3," and the "Hope Nook and Ladder"
are expected to 'visit Pittsburgh next
Jane. They will make a tour of some of
the principal cities.
Witch.—Ydderday, Anna Maria Witch
Made Information before Alderman Bol
ster, or Allegheny, against her husband
John Witchl'or austilt and battery, alleg
ing that he atrack her with his nit. The
°Matra are after John.
The - street Cemenlasieser would ao
eommodate a great many people by be
stowing a little attention un the Slan
at Daimon& at the intente po ption of t he
Troy HM road with the plank toad.
Eighth ward, Allegheny.
Rome sweetly inclined chap went
through" the stock of a peanut and candy
merchant's stand, at toe corner of Lib
erty and Market streets, yesterday
morntrg:before daybreak. He escaped
with the "paten sweets."
The wife of Coroner Clawson was in
Jared on Saturday at her residence at
Edda Liberty; by the explosion of a can
of fruit which was undergoing the belt
lag proems. The iniorlea we are happy
to say, are not serious, although the lko ,
otter was Galled.
Wean some or oar city Fathers intro
duos an ordinance prohibiting Bran,
Bands from practicing within taosquares
of Churches and. Newspaper. Offices?
Here's year chanoe now. All the mon
fog dallies will report your speech In toll
it you remove this allUctlon.
. ,
Isaac Lady gave lesions to the people
of yawreaoedlls in tbo staggering exer•
elms, with • low disconnected of
speech on yesterday. lie will b end
for the next sixty days at the Jail,
.wbither he locates himself In accordance
with the wishes or Deputy Mayor Nichols
lii
Whipped His Itrother.--Jas. Phillips
complained to Alderman Mullen Tester
day that James Phillips bed whippad hie
brother, for which ho made information
wind him for asestilt sod battery. The
aeonsed was arrested and after • o3nfer•
woos, the attar was amicably settled
The parties reeldeln the Third wird.
%Wass Carley was red from a bar
room in !Thaler • towns tp on !Saturday
areaLng, when, according to Christopher
Denerline's statement, he wreaked hie
.wengeance upon the establishmexit by
smaahtog the front witdow. Deputy
Mayor Igichols yesterds batted a war
rant Mar Ms arrest for mallet:ea mischief.
Tavern Lhapets--Virm. Foley aird
--Robert Blucher had a quarrel Ina saloon
on pogo Arse, Ninth ward. yesterday
,aßraltoon. They fought and then Henn
aed to litigation to finish up the dispute..
Alderroanllloenig received Foley's Infer
matton for surasult and battery against
Baunher, upon which a warrant was
'awned.
•
Atrium gichwer wee held to for s
baring yesterday by Alderman Taylor.
mouth of Jobe J. Vetter.charging him
with larceny of three places of silver
amontstlng to It 25. cross suit was
forthwith entered by defendant, c.harg
tag John with assault and battery, Oleg.
tag that hew struck
clean
nmher of times
an the arm aid Vetter.
Martha Alter made Ingo:nation before
Alderman Shore yeinarday against. Geo.
Anderson for suretyof the peace, alleging
that he came to her house on Onngfrori
street the other night, kicked at the
daor and threatened to break It In, to
pan admittance, accompanying MN as
• with threats against her life.
Osorgh was arrested and committed for
trial.. The parties are bothanlored.
• Wight In a nalsea.—Yeaterday after.
boon a party were enjoying themselves
in the "Great Repoblic" saloon, corner
Washington and Webster' atreisti, when
two of them concluded then and there to
settle a private brawl. The noise at
m:seed the attention of 110011 mites near
by, but on entering found they all of one
accord stood by the pugillete, and after
mob tantilisation on the pill of Unde
niable of the saloon and bolting over of
wrath anions the police. our imam,
amidst It all, fled to fight it oat on some
other. line, and, the efficient bine 0311t1
were leit without an °Weal on which to
.wreak the punishment at the laW.
. Albert Holland and hflohael Durand
hailed osr No. 9. In Birmingham yester.
dsj.. After parleying With the driver for
some time they entered the dr, refuting`
lops y Oandootor Winslow their faro, at
which illr.Winslowthrestened them with
*Won ff they did not comply with the
customs of the road. Holland pitched
halo the conductor rather lively, but wee
wonted In the conflict, at which time of-
Baer Neenanerrived on the grounds and
took charge of Durand, and after much
trouble and several knockeln which Hol.
land wax severely bruised with a mace
sad • butt of a revolver, be Way floors
toe policeman, which oubsequantly ends
by an Information made against the ter
' ties before Justice Helsel. .
PrtnUng Committee.
meeting the Wlntiog Committee
of at, Comas was held yesterdayat
o'clock.:. sr. in the Controller's' Moe to
span the bids ar proposals forpublishlng
s record of the proceedings of Mimi*
- and also kw printing the reports of mm•
Daises mu city officials for the year UV,
and awarding the contracts for the same.
I The contract - for , printing the report
, Nrsal awarded to A d. Anderson at Sans,
The contract for publishing a record
Was not awarded for some reason. 11138 -
.
• Wailed, and the Committee adjourned
to meet on hiondey, the 2lst Inst., when
they will determine who 'hall publish
Os mord.
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THE COURTS.
District cat:as-Judge larkpatrielt.
Mornay. March 14.—The first case
taken- up was that of Jetnea Trunick vs.
Michael John', et. al. /union In eject
ment to recover poeseeston of fire acres
of land In fionth•Fayette township, near
the railroad crowing over I:Letdown
Eton. On trial.
TWAT. 'LIST TOR TUESDAY
64 Bees vs. Morrow..
65
65 Caldwell et Bro. vi. 3111.1Ingsr.
GS Barra vs. Same.
89 )(summit vs. ArcCullough/ 00.
, 97 Hal& k Co. for two vs. manhood
"trnstrallia" :[
UO Citizens' 011 Refining Co' vs. DII.
worth tr. Benny.
112 Jiooby vs. Schoen et. al.
126 Hartn pee tr. Co. for nse VS. McDonald.
130 Willi vs. Etta
140 et. al. vs. Bailey et. al.
Quitter Semilons. 2 lldges Stertett 1014
Center.
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litonnsr, March 11.-The cue of the
Commonwealth vs. Joißeph V. Kerr, pre
'vicitudy reported, was reanraed and. con
eluded.
Before the jury had decided upon a
•yerdlot In %het first cut, a second jury
-au swam to try souther cue of assault
and battery. in 'Which Joseph V. Karr
was defendant, and hint Kerr, his wife,
the prosecutor. She alleges that amoral
days after the other assault was commit
ted, be committal an assault and battery
1 1 =:ir by pu ll ing the poultices eft her
The cue of the Commonwealth vs.
William Haley, indicted for assault and
battery, was taken up, and the Jury re
turned a verdict of guilty. The defen
dant was sentenced to pay the costa of
prtaecutieo, a line of gee, and in default
to be committed to Jail for thirty days,
THE penes ENDED.
The miss of the Commonwealth vs.
John W. Plttock, proprietor, and James
Mills, editor of the Pittsburgh Leader,
indicted for libel, Wm. Ford, prosecutor,
wee brought to a sudden termination
yesterday morning. On motion of coun
sel, a not pros. was entered on payment
of costa by the proseantor.
The next case taken up was that of tho
commonwealth vs. Elizabeth Eisantnea,
Indicted for assault, Mrs. ayden prose-
nutria. The mutes reside o H n Van Bream
street, in the Sixth Ward, and it appears
got into a quarrel, when it is alleged the
defendant 'from at her with a poker.
Verdict of not guilty, and the costs
_dirt
ded between the parties.
Thomas Moldinemee, indicted ibr the
Weeny of two vote, plead guilty.
TRIAL WWI` DOD TUESDAY.
224 Gam. vs. John C. Reuchler.
St Patrick Dunn.
68 . " Oaroline Shubert.
68 " " Andrew McFarland.
at " " 'Conrad Hack, two cued
67 " " Emanuel Matchey.
68 " • Petrick, Campbell.
65 " "Wm (Iraq'.
" Washington Shiaply, et al.
60 " " Fannie Sweeny.
et
" Thomas Byrne.
" John A. - tarsier.
40 " " John Waldier.
278 " "" Henry Madames.
Wet. McCulley, et al.
•" Patrick Burke.
TRILL LIST POR WEDNESDAY.
8t Com. va. Nicholas and StaphanHotr.
Commou . ?lam—Judge stows
Moramv, March 14.—1 n the cue of
Bissell vs. Sch c tol District of McClure
township, previ ,naly reported. Verdict
for plaintiff in the sum of 5133.
The first care taken up was that of the
School District of Findley township vs.
School District of North Ftte town.'
ship.' • Action on a Centred.. 'a Verdict for
defendante.
Mews - vs. Bates. Action on the cue
to recover damage for defamation of
charactar...7edgmentof non snit entered.
George • Brawdy, Jr., vs. .7. F. Beck
ham. Action to recover for work and is
bor done. Verdict for plaintiff In the snm
.of SUS.
TRIAL LIST VOL TIIBSDAT.
1. Reed &Johnson vs. Stewart.
4. Burnt° & Co. vs. Ferguson & Beck.
5. I.4gan vs. Johnson et al.
13. Gurney vs. Richer & Heath.
Bedell vs. Payhe et al.
17. Wilson vs. McCormlcs.
Cableritz vs. McFarland.
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19. Com. for use vs. Clark.
21). Barns vs. Barker.
21. Thompson vs. Lance.
Amasemenu.
Tan Buntess.—The Lydia Thompsim
Burleague Troupo which has been so ex
tenelvely advertised, tmintentionally, we
presume, commenced an engagement at
the Opera House lest evening. Tie Donee,
as might havo been anticipated, wee
tinily packed packed from the orchestra chairs
to the lest heat In the gallery. The bur
leeque of "The Forty 'Thieves" was pre
sented, and In a much better style than
by any of the rumor burlesque , troupes
that have favored thie city with a visit.
The stricture or a portion of ,the paw
pate more than was realized In one sense
of the word, and not enough of another.
While the elated observer would fill to
discover anything approximating ob. '
acuity In either act or deed, the most
clonal could not fail too see that In point
of talent, Limper° far ahead of either the
Chapmao, Worrell, or Oaten troupes;
and that they displayed less indecency
In their performance lut night than hist
bean witderaxl by some of our most
fashionable audiences cannot be denied.
We do not propose to uphold Butleenne
entertainments of this character, but if
the public taste demands them, managers
lire Justified in giving them, so long as
they are kept within the bounds of de
cency,
ACADEMY dr Musio.—The Zoinfretta
and Carron Troupe gave their drat enter
tainment In this city last evening of their
world renowned pantomime, In which
Jack and the Beanatock was performed
In the quiet but impressive manner con
docent to pantomime. The house was
well filled and a degree of satisfaction
was generally expressed bytheanalenee.
MOR.MB BeoTugos Mtairraxte.—riext
week, at the Academy of Maxie, the
above named troupe will All en engage
mien which promises quite a variety of
comicalltles in the line or P a
,
.Pbflosopny., Comic Songs and Clog
Danees, Strop Fly, se., dte., which wo are
informed Is of so much interest to the
public that if Solomon were yet living,
he would surely visit the Morris Bro.
therm 2diriatrele,
MoZiwr Ham —This - evening Dr.
-Walter Powell, of London, will deliver
lectare on the "Early Career of John B.
Gough," at Mozart Hell. An experleue
of ten years bite won for Dr. Powell •
wklerepanatlon. Those who were pres
ent at Dr. Clark's church In Allegheny
last week when he lectured on "Edgar
6.. Foe," will testify to lecture.y of Dr.
P. and the successof his t ,
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Real Ratite Transfers.
The Wowing deeds wer e admitted of
rail:Mt In the odic° of Thos. - IL' Thinter„
'Recorder for Allegheny county, Idottdei,
Starch 14M, .1870: • . . .
Janos E. 31430. to Win. C. punter, net.
OW; 10: 50 07 121 ft. on Broanwa73 l, /7 01 wow ,
Sittewann
ft V. 61811.77 WC. A. Ondry. Feb 131, 150;• t
W 1300 ft on Itldge ovvnue. A1tegb07.... 1500
Marth• Patton to Swab troLlbalo, May 6. 11611_ 1
10,9 sr 76 ft. on I.lbert 7 8 .. AtlesbenY.l l . so,
WO6. ArobloW
Bto Martha. PaLtoo. Nay 6, 1/365 .
&bow. kr 11.103
Sew. OgOnt to Chat. ttarkalelt. 61•7 /*W. ,.
160 by to f . on twat WOll 41.3 3
Jon, Diesel to v.:ethernet , 11neetran, Jae.
t
ISS7; let 1681 41 3t tto Marton 81u. Plttaborla
•iiaEltrltte Itititmatk to Jane Lairls, nowt EL
L 775
1178; game as awn
6notowl 104410 to Stow Stowe. low. 14
acre son 130 bore,,* In 147 Wool
Srenell Wal.• to Irea. Flack, N.Y 1 11333; ile
S P arllg tpl c ' tt to tut_ !wen to 300,..0.',
Otter, one V. 0643 lor. wl ' oy 106 . ft. on /alarm
St . Allentow,- .. , . .
Sot. Dena et al to - James iferneler. Web. 19 1 VORT
novae on Haw. 161.0 1317.303
Maul. o. , lterter to bola. Con. .41111 S. ts 2”
awes 10 Norte layutte to
3a Mott.nry . to Fowl AloWeasen. March 2.
13'0: tot 487 120 It. on Wenner avenue. All..
vir°ln CLEO
son John 011.031.. Jaa. 713,- 15041 et
sensls Itootroes , tto .. ... . .... i ... 411.003
.
Wm. obilbt to W. r. klentwoolvvy. ts. 1. 16703
let 112 ty 11l fa. lrYt, Wunionton. ..... 465
at • • •
Large tmatacta.
In Cincinnati last week we had the
planes of meeting with Mr. S. arhfige,
Jr., the live and arnerprislng repreaenta.
Live of Mr. Wm. Smith's National Pipe
Foundry of this city. He had just clamed
with the authorities of that city a heavy
contract, having received ran orderl for
twelve miles of gas pipe, from three to
twenty inches in diameter. A similar
contract for twelve miles of pipe was also
made with the authorities of Jackson,
Michigan, the week previous.. Mr.
Smith's pipes everywhere sustain the
high reputation Pittsburgh has achieved
Curlier iron manufactures.
ilaknown Assailant.
A few evening since, Jounce P. Ricker
is resident of Allegheny, wits immix - 44
along the river Lank, near the Witter
works when be was suddenly assaulted
by it man' who struck him in the eh%
and beat him - badly, ending up with blt•
lug his thumb. Feeling that he could
identify his assailant, Mr. }Other yester
day made information before ,Aldatmout
Mullen against a party whose name be
doas not Wow but whoseface he re.
marebert &want was lotted.
HORRIBLE .XUBDER
A • Weman Wiled In Cold Bleed—The
Mutterer Escape.,
A horrible murder was perpetrated
Yeaterdajrat Bridgeville, on the line of
the Chartism. Valley Railroad, near
Mansfield; under the most Singular cir
cumstances. The victim of the shocking
tragedy was Mrs. Torbin, the wife of
Michael Torbin, who kept a boarding
house for the hands working on the
Chartiera Valley P. slirosd in that vicin
ity, and the murderer was Thomas
Reardon, a boarder in the house.
It appears that Bearden had been
boarding at the house about two weeks,
and yesterday not being at work was
around the how, during the greater
pilet of ,the day. About three o'clock .
Mrs. Torbin was dressing one of her
children,a little girl about threeyean of
age, and because It was slightly unruly,
'be struck ft • alight blow, when Boat.
don who was, sitting In the ;own droW
I Ids rev:dear, and althea saying a word '
Bred two *Pots at her, the Orel . of which
took effectla her right arm and the sec- 1
and period through the heart. • The
Woman walked about tea. Steps
:when abe fall to the Boor and entitled
without speaking a word. The murderer
fled Immediately, going in the direction
of Mansfield, A. eon of the Murdered
b
- woman, a little
of age, who was Int h e h house tw at the y time
'the fatal shot was fired, ran out of the
holm and cried murder, and Peter Me- 1
Carthy. the murdered woman's brother
who was at work a short distance frog
;hb how, hardened to see whet we the
matter. tin learning what had been
done, he dispatched the boy for a doctor
and then went to the noose, whoge be
found his slater lying on the floor, the life
blond gushing -from the wound in her
side, and three of her children crying
over her dead body.
A man was dispatched to Mansfield in
pursuit of the murderer, and ascertained
there that be had gone In the direction
of Walker's Mills. Me is a man about ,
thirty-live years of age, light hair and
blue eyes, and walks a little lame in con
sepuence of oue leg beinmelightly shorter
than the other.-
, The woman was the mother of eight
children, the eldest being sixteen and
the youngest two veers of ago, all of
whom are living. Site was the daughter
of Mr.. McCarthy, who resides in
Bplaue's court, in this city.
There is no cause assigned for this
brutal and unnatural murder, nor can
there be any palliation for it. it appears
to have been committed willfully and
maliclously and must have been
prompted by a wicked and depraved
heart.
The brother of the' murdered woman
came to the city yesterday evening and
stated the facts of the meat the Mayor's
alio% and the officers are en the track of
the murderer.
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Pittsburgh 'Sabbath tletiool Teachers
Union.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Sabbath School Teachers' Union of the
Reformed and United Presbyterian
churches convened last, evening in the
Pleat Reformed" I're:o4D:elan Church.
(Rev. Dr. Douglas, pastor) at 734 o'clock.
The teachers were out In full force, al
-1 most filling the spacious auditorium of
the Church. Thomas H. Rabe, Esq.,
President of the Arsocistion, occupied
the chair.
After singing a part of the 119th mains
and reading an appropriate scripture
lesson, prer was offere lastmeeti Presi
dent. Th eminutes of hesmeeting
were read And approved. After the
usual routine of business had been tran
sacted the President announced the
topic of the evening's discussion, name.
ly: "Teachers' Meetings.!'
Mr. Gillespie °retied rho entjoet In a
lengthened and exhaustive address.
The eubject was then discussed at some
length by Rev. J. S. &Lod, The Rev.
gentlemon desalled the workings ohine
teacher's meeting In his own school, and
the good results resulting therefrom.
The subject was then taken up by
Messrs. Meerum, May,biontgomery and
Knox. The propriety of establishing a,j
grand weekly Milne Teachers' Meeting,
erati the teachers of the lt. P. and U. P.'
churehei of theelty, was warmly discus
red., In connection with which It was also
proponed to establish an extensive teach
era's library. Some of the teachers ex
pressed themselves very much In favor
of such a meeting. Rev. Sande spoke ear
nestly against such a movement, and
illustrated Ms position tiy a very touch
ing Dissident. •
After the report; of committores, 'and
the transaction of, other necessary busi
ness{ the Zosinclation - adjourned with
prayer and benediction by Rev. S. .11.
Reid.
Coil Shipmeettr
The following in a catement of coal
shipped from this oily todifferent,polula
below during the present rise in the river:
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Day Light of no Genotypic"...
The sole right for the use. in slime
cities, of the very remarkable and beau•
oral precooe of taking lifelike and brit•
tient photograph' at night, under the
Proctor patents, Is hold by Thomas T.
Meehan, at his Art Gallery, corner of
Sixth (late St. Clair) and Penn : Streets.
The (Hillery Is open every evening until
10 o'clock for the accommodation of
patrons who have not day light leisure.
On the second floor His accessible to
ladles during the day_wittiout fatigue,
sod they will find a tally in attendance.
The public are respectfully Invited to
examine the beautiful work done under
this novel promise. bleaban'a pictures,
whether by day or night, are admitted
to be of incomparaMe merit, and at
reasonable prices. Everybody seems to
want them, and satisfied when they are
made.
Concert TMs Etening
A grand concert Is to be given this even.
log at fetaliordo Hall, by some of our best
amateurs, under the direction of Mr.
,Tetodeaux., for Cie benefit of Mr. Joseph
Ebert, t he talentod.composer of the
Agnes Die, Perfdrmed at the last concert
of the Cantata Society. Mr. Ebert will
Woo leave for Ltipain, where he intends
to study composition for one. year. All
Veers of musto will be present, as Wilde
a moat Interesting concert in store, they
will have also the satisfaction of baring
contributed m a worthy object, and given
acing assistance to a promising must.
clan. A .notable feature of the concert
will be the second aPPearance In A. , try
of the great duttat, Mr. W. Ga ss r.
Tickets are far aam at the music re of
Mellor Hoene, 63 Fifth avenue.. •
Assault and LarcuAT
W.H.Green and George Minnick hey.
had e number of trifling
, aggrlevances
from Unto to time. Green la charged
with the iprceny of a copy et Bailee'.
"Magazine," valued w h ich omits, the
property cf George, t Minnick be.
comes enraged and strikes Green with d
handy billy. Green strikes back, .and
each in turn repor to the orrice of Alder
man Taylor and there make oath, Merg
ing the other with assault arid battery
and larceny, making a very commenda
ble muddle, from which the worthy
Alderman was trying to extricate each
party by laming warrants, holding them
to bail, ac.
firth Street and Duquesne Way Property
at Availing.
That valuable buslieas property at the
corner Of Duquesne Way and Fifth, or
Pitt street, formerly occupied' by the
Penn's: gilt Company; will be sold st
salines Aruniou Warns this evening.
For patriotism of it. aubditicion Into
convenient large 11110 iota 80.0 auction
advertisement. This Is already among
the moat commanding and desirable' 10.
cations 'for +many porpoise. but in the
readjusting process which our city is
undergoing, and the contemplated Im
provements here, connecting Pittsburgh
with the oppodui,elees con nec ti ng Pli t t rivers,
this moot beoorei Ole' of the' most deal.
=hie butanes, centres.
Two Acres Valuable Coil' Lands.- -
Upwards of Two Acres of valuable Canal
Linda in Baldwin township, formerly
the property afJohAF. Bennett, will be
sold thin dternoon, at twoo'clock, at
Eicilwatoe's Auction Rooms, 106 Sith
field street.
PIZTsBURGH DAILY G
--
(From the Eellth Repartee.)
.Censampnen.
Of all the chronic diseases afflicting
the human family, Consumption is the
moat to be dreaded, because its preval
ence and fatality is greatest.
Ins nature is very greatly hereditary,
as we see 0 transmitted from parents to
offspring with almost the same regular
ity SI other legacies.
It is essentially a blood disease, and
one which by negligence,". exposure and
bad -habits, may be hastened in its
manse; cr by care and attention be
stopped ln its progress, even though of
• a hereditaharaeter.
In those having no hereditary tendency
it is lunch more manageable, and, in it.
Incipient stage, is quite a curable com
plaint. especially. .11 It be not complicated
With any other disease. -. . •
We - know that we have not only re
larded the progress of hundreds of cases
for • later-time, but we have cared many
of 'incipient Conatunption, which had
been superindliced by negligence - and ,
r z t a d in' toM this we believe that sowed
vary bad cases even may, under certain I
favorable circumstances. be .entirety
Cured of this ireful :et lingering Maledy.
There are semen,' other diseases, how
ever, that so simulate Ws, especially
when the patient has become worn down,
en:sainted, or reduoed la flesh. as they
often do in Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia.
Astkets, Bronchitis, do., In males, or
the many other affection, as Chlorosis,
rmec3rrho3l, Amenorrhm Dysmen
orrhmt, and the Irregularities and de
rangements pertaining to fen:mien, thM,
it la a very difficult manor to determine
the true nature of the complaint except
tor a critical examination of • the Wino.
We have ctirad many of these after they
had been long treated for Consumption -I
by oelebrated "Lung Doctor.,' without
effect. •
In fact we have detected hundreds of
cases to this way. ' Cass watch had
been treated by many different doctors
and for many different dleeetee, baffling
all their skill for want or a correct dies.
These case, however, must be treated
each wording to its kind, and the 134113418
that produce them.
And no disease is more easily deter
mined, by a scientific examinatiop - of the
urine,* than is Coeval:open.
L. °Vuitton, M. D.,122 Grant street.
A Card.
•
I dottrel° tender my sincere thantse
to the Firo Department knd the pollee of
Allegheny, for the energy end fidelity
which guided their efforts for the pree.
ervation of my property from the confla
gration of Sunday. My aohnowledg
mots aro also due to my neighbors cud
friends generally for Univ.:anions and
el:lntent kindness on the same
Pantam. cocaslon.
lharrex
Keep Clean—" Cleanliness la skin to
4 3odliness," sod those who are dealtams
of excelling In the rare virtue should pur
chase brooms from the manufactory of
Wm. Mardorf et Co., who for the purpose
of enlarging their ooerations have re,
moved their establishment to Woods
Run. This firm manufactures a broom
of A No. 1 quality, and at prices to atilt
the times. Their old friends and ens—
tomer& will lesie orders at the establish
men tof Watt, Lang ()A, 1711 and 174
Wood street.
Another sale of Tavaable Real Estate
this litorelng.—A good Investment is
oared to.day to the Wroth:meals of vain•
able and acceasible real estate, with
dwelllnglwases *meted on the same,
and situated corner Barnett alley and
Breyer street, Elwood ward, Allegneny
City, haying front on WSW'S r street of
22 feet ant extending back to Pomp
alley 110 feet. 'The , sale wilt ticaltlisly .
take place at ton o'clock this morning.
Thls p i r r ;grty yields an Annual rental of.
Lot, 8.113:210 en trtooktonllscane.—A-
Leigate, aucSoneer, lnaltes special *t,
tentiou to the Executor's Sale on Thtire
day, the 17th lost., at 10 o'clock, of that
9no but!thog lot, rumor of Stce-on and
Shortnen evesuev, First want, Alla
gliony. See adverthausot_on fourth
page.
If you Want your halr drawl or
fetaltatalbtir the lataat fashion. a coat
fortabla .Wave, a Inzurioaa bath or a
. .
little skillful cupping anti lesohlbig, any
or all. gab Wllltaroson'sponular saloon,
No. 190 Federal street, Aller.beny.,
Seekers Padua forms Ji very agree
able light nutritive food, a superior add
de for puddings and Jellies, and Is highly
recommended by physicians for Invalids
and children. Hold by all grocers. v.
new Truett la that people will men
learn where the beat erticle le made.
Twice already have Pler Dramala & Co.
round it necessary to enl arge the Oregon
Brewery, and arena, driven to the ut
most to 1111 the demands for cream ale.
The novenae la the only Sewing Ma.
chine made with the reverse feed. Call'
and examine 1t at No. 6 Sixth street.
litexsar 8 &Mama.
Notice to all Olt Producers.
A patent covering the right to use
cuing In on wens was Issued some
time ecn, and the patentees have appltki
to the United States Coors to great an In•
junction against the - use of cuing.
These applications have been resisted by
the parties oa whom writs were screed,
aided by a general-committee on behalf
of the public.
It was believed that the claim to a
' patent could be so easily disproved that
nothing but a vigilant defence wan nears
Bey to defeat the application for an in-
janetion. Bat, to the surprise of all
parties engaged In the defence, an - order
has - been 'made-by-the Court refusing,
upon technical grounds, to admit the
testimony heretofore taken In - the cue,
which order greatly Imperils the Interests
represented by the defence, and render*
imperatively necessary the most prompt
and efficient action to prevent the patent
being sustained.
When it is considered that even a pre
liminary injunction, which might be re
moved open • full hearing, would prevent
any use of casing except by permission of
the patentees upon their own terms, the
importance of averting so great 'disaster
to the oil producers Is apparent. This
can be done only. by prompt, decisive
and concerted action on the part of all
opposed to the patent. , . .
The parties on whom process has been
served have thus Du defended themselves
and the rights of the public at a great ex
pense of time and money, which they do'
not feel nailer obligations to do longer
run
aided. Favorable le of compromise
have been offered th on behalf or the
patentees,which - th reject in the inter
est of the public, but which they may be
compelled to accept If assistance la pro
curing testimony and maintaining the
expenses of the defense Is not promptly
rendered. Although cardt te kt was used for
matey years prior to the a !cation for a
pat
il l,
patent , therefor
er .; apa w legally
g ranted, and ' + geed unless; claim of
the pstente a shown to be nfounded.
If the pa nt is sustained very party
using casing in oil wells is ble or dam
ages for Its use in the ' and will be
subject to • royalty for use in the
futere...lt"Will'epst but a moderate-sum,
compare with tle great Intirests hard
ved, tb aucceset i ;y defend Meanie and
defeat the pate ei• but if the stilts are
compromised o los by default, it will
COLA hundreds, o
. .. ,, n;: i lle of dollen
, Let
every year ter igb use casing In.
this oil region. , '
The proper a may be - taken at
once, a general : sting e of oil producers
has ben called to held ale Library Hail,
la Oil City, on Wednesday, the 113th inst.,
eaten o'clock" m - e. y '
The call for this meeting' ls addressed
to all who are Interested, la the p atent and maintaining lb rights of the
public. It has been ender by the Board
.1 Managers of the Petrole,n . reducers ,
Association, bet the men to be en.
ti ly independent of the alien.
he General 'Committee, epresented
the undersigned, will p at to the
eating 111111 and complete tatement of
their labors hitherto, with a account of
money collected sad expend& by them,
and an- citimste of what Is necessary to
supply--the acquired testimony- and to
matatalMthe defence.
The Committee are satisfied that if the
1 ell produces could realize the great dam
ger to which their interests are exposed,
they would rally at once and unite heart
ily in preparing, and maintaining the
The members of the Committee hive
h e retofore been compelled to aid •In de
fending thee suits ate great mune ex
pense of time and money. any still feel
Willing to do eyerythlng , whicb their d ot
to the public requiree,betnnless jiroperly
aided and supported by those who are
equally 'interested - !with themselves" la
maintaining the defence, they will Ise
compelled to resign their pralines and
allow the detendsll . wu ll.lll the Stdt_td Mike
terms with the patentees ntl l , l rY i.
The action of the tinting oniTedineday
next will determine whether the claims to
the patent shall be vigorously contested
or the detente abandoned. ' Do net fall to
attend the meeting yourself; and Invite
others to come. Very.repeettallyt
JONA:tun 'Wenhalv, Z-
Chairman of General committee.
WY. Guinea, Secretary.
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TTF: TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH 15, 1870
Toe "Bite of. Memphis. ,
- tree= the Meshy Entotos, Much 44
In response _to many inquiries from
members of the Masonic fraternity, and
for the information of all good and true
Muerte, we hate been induced to expose
the so-called "Rita of Memphis," which '
L being introduced in different sections
of the country. This bogus rite was con,,'
solldaed by J. E. Marconls, after hissec-'1
and expulsion from the ' bastard Rite of
Masan, May 27, 1838, when approprit
sting the Misraimitc ladder, manufactur. I
ed by Lechanguer, and adding a fail
,r_ounds, he soon constructed his bantling,
-- and conetituted'himself its head and front.
When be first introduced this mass of
mystic rubbish he styled it "The Rite of
Memphis, or Oriental . Rite," and on.
blushingly declared in 'a periodical, enti
tled the "Sanctuary of Memphis," that it
"was introduced into Europe by Ormuz,
seraphic priest of Alexandria and Egypt.
ian sage, who bad been converted hy St.
Mark, and reformed the doctrines of the
Egyptians In accordance with the princi
ples of Christianity." And he further
deplored, with consummate effrontery,
that "Bro. Marconi' de Negre, the Grand
Hlerophant, An the sole consecrated-depos
itory of the traditiorut of the sublime Or.
der."
On the 4th of April, 1839, he published
the Statutes of the Order, and In the same
year organized a Lodge IwParts. But the
fraternity were Warned against his
macbf
nefituta, and the reasons forhia expulsion
set forth. . The police finally interfered,
awl on the 19th of May, 1840, all Lodges
of the Rite of Memphis were closed.
Prorating time too first Lodges established
_by this charlatan, "slept the Bleep that
knows no waking." In 1810 he went to
England, and after several attempts suc
ceeded in establishing a arced Lodge,
"Disciples of Menu," but that "lay down
to pleasant dreams."
In 1854 he came to New York, with
en assortment of diplomas, charters, jew
els, ku., for the purpose of propagating
his Rite. His first attempts were to In
duce M. W. Btu. William H. Mtlnor, P.
G. bl.fmf New York, and others, to aid
him in hie efforts, holding out extraordi
nary inducements; but an examination
into his. statements, which frequently
varied, proved the imposture, and they
declined to countenance him in any way.
He, however, partially succeeded, and hia
first victory was the organiution of a
body composed of "American citizens of
African deecent." Ile subsequently so.
cured a deputy in the person of a very
worthy but entbusliatic brother, David
McClellan, • lithographer, and P. Master
of Eastern Star Lodge in the city of New
York, and some little progress was made;
the degrees, that is, each es were corn
plied, for most 'were in skeleton, being
conferred for nominal amounts. Indeed
one brother was made while crossing -the
East River in a ferry-boat, o member
among the 90's for the sum of litS.
Brother McClellan did not find it pro
4Lible, and, at a sacrifice, sold his diplo•
Mk covered with pyramids, sphynxes
and other imaginary Egyptian symbols,
to Brother. Harry .1. 'Seymour, of New
York, who added the propagation of the
Rite to hie profession as an actor, and his
husintas as a customer.
The degrees, such as he =deed In tab
ular ham ' numbered some ninelysix; but
nanny all wero akeletons,• and, as a good
business man, he set to work to supply
the deficiencies; he secured the services of I
Brother Henry J. Shields, who, for the
sure of 00, wrote the fourteen degrees of
Hermetic Philosophers; ' and- isnbse
quently ho employed Brother- Pictori,
whom by letter he created (while. P. was,
to' ma his own language, "lying, like
Peter's wife's - sister, sick of a fever,") a
Soy. Pat. US degree, though Pichon was
as ignorant as a child auburn of what It
all meant.: Brother ricton subsequently
wrote the ninetieth degree, which welt to
be Egyptian in character. The price
agreed upon was $36, but 1t was not un-1
til Picton sued for it in a court that the
money wait paid.
- Within the put two years, end while
under the business like guidance of Henry
J. Seymour, its present head and front,
the number ot degrees have been reduced
from crinety.aix to thirty-three; and kg
give it the appointed's,. In name at east,
of antiquity, its cognomen has been
changed from "The Rite of Memphis, or
Oriental Rite," to "The Ancient and
Primitive Rite of Memphis," Picton's
itniginntion suggesting the change.
la the United Sales they pretend to
hive no authority to confer the. sym
bolic degrees, while in England the
"Lodge of Philadelphes" of the "Order
of Memphis," confer the symbolic degrees
and claims the power of a Grand Lodge.
Our exceedingly intelligent cotempo
rary, the Freemason, London, in speaking
of the English branch of this spurious
Rite, deliberately animas :
"1. That the 'Rite of Memphis' is a
spurious imitation of the Masonic Order,
the offspring of vanity, folly and fraud. '
"2. That ell Lodges of 'Philadelphes'
which meet in England are held in dell-
epee of the realm, and ought to be sup-
• crud by the police."
The present heed of this speculation
In the United States asserts that his au
thority is derived from the Grand Orient
of Franco. How far this statement is in
accordance with the truth, the brethren '
can judge from the following Information
renveyed to Illinois: Bro. Josiah H.
Drummond, of Maine, by Bro. Poole, fill
degree, the Representative of the Sao.
Council N. JuSsiliction, U. S., A. A.
Bcottialt Rite in the _ Grand Orient of
Prance; of which be is _a member. The
extract from Bra. Poole's harm reads
thus:
"That the Itlfn of Memphis has been
placed under the obedience of the Grand I
Orient of Prance by brother bierkonis de
Negre himnelf, And that from that mi..
meat Brother Markonts has abdicated all
his Masonic power into the hands of the
Grand Orient.
That al Ode moment (October, 1809)
no 'a dder' predicts Me Fite of Maraphis; l
Moss which have.done so abandoned it.
"That the brethren named have been
grouly deceive{[; probably for the sake of
their money, 'by the pretended, the rep
resentative of the pretended Grand lite
mphante 'there is no longer of
Memphis; .Ours it no longer a Greed
Jrierophant.""
Queen Victoria and the United slats--
Sue MIMED Intel %Jew with an Alneri.
can Lady.
A. person writes to the Boston Traits.
cript, over the initial "8.," u follows :
Several yearashece an American lady of
rare good sense and Christian attain.
meet went td Germany to seek health.
On her way home she went to England.
Her pealtion at home, her education end
refinement of manner, enUtled her to be
presented to' We English. sovereign. To
gratify her friends she went to Bt..lames,
little thinking much plaster° wee In store
for her. Al the Queen approached the
lady was attracted by her quiet and pos;
ceased manner, and by the ernreasion of
universal charity of thought and doed
which mate like a benediction from the
face of my grientle to all those who tip
preached her. A. few royal words of
welcome were eald, the Queen passed
on, and Mee. —thoughther part In the
pageant was done. A. little after the
"gentle:nen in waiting" brought a fe•
quest from the Queen to the lady that she
would visit her at Windsor. The day
and hour baying bean named, a "thriage
was sent to bring her.
The Queen and Prince Albert received
her alone' the library. Her Majesty
told her she had long wished for suck an
oPpallueity, end bad ventured to ask this
Interview, that ehe might learn from as
, American lady more particularly concern.
log the inner holm life of a country lo
%early allied to England and claiming and
fondly clinging to its old traditions and
histories, and pukking the sainelangithge.
She eked of the social relations iu they
manifest thereseives in the different grades
of uelety; of the observance of publio
worship; 'of the standing and Ma•
once excited by the clergy in privstallfe ;
of the estimation In which we hold our
learned literary and scientific men; of the
religious training and education given by
a:smothers of the land to their children;
hole much they.IPCZO Intrusted by a oar-
taro Mess of mothers to the care of se:.
valitarerhat was the interest people of
the so dialed higher classes evinced to.
ward the servants In their employ, and of
ir mn edeicallon sal training. received by
I •of the intellectual education ro
(*Tea and deemed. essential . ; and of the
ecomplishmente usually attained by the
3 Ones daughters of the better classes; of
tbe Mingling of the various grades,itutil
' ty what rules society guimally was goy.
ernes Theis and many:ether - similar
quo Alone were asked and answered when
too hour had paned , yet all the Queen
and her husband, Prince,Albert, ,R had'
had dot been given.
A second Interview was involuted, inn
Mrs.-- west again to. the castle. Al
ita close the Queen sald: "Madam, My
conistriand your country _are of 0,00
blood. We are bound termer by Ira'
ditions, by the best, and by likehopes and
aspirations. God grant there be no on.
.• •
kindness between us ; (then turning
to her liasband she added,) and there
will never be, so long as ms may avert it."
These interviews, sought by the Queen
to learn from a true woman of the home
life of a people so connected with her own
land, tells us of s good women, of a true
Christian, whose interest goes out to bens
-Bt,lf possible, all who speak thelauguage
1 of her own realm. I thought often in
time dark days, when distrust and wrong
stand these two great nations, of ,
dna widowed soul—of the good
Queen, and of the hour when -(parting
from Mrs. —) she took her hand, then
laying the ether upon the arm of her
husband, her supporter, her strength in
her many trials, and cares '
said again,
„ There shall be no distrust between my
country and your country if we can
avert It" Only one of that trio now
lives. Prince Albert and the American
lady have both passed away.
HARRIED
811..1.—MYLD—On the iStb or Mara. MO
by lisv. John Doanl.Y. D. D., Mr. GEORGE
SILL and 3145 LNNILI MY.LD.
UNDERTAKERS
urarbry.aw:3ll79 B Tr= lll rdt
1.001111 sue cannaway'w,gitod with real sad
tlmmiytatton Itmewood, 'Lamont sm WN®l
yalan at vele. v. 11.6 from t°lll°9l
ant 9=
eon', Ir oyes $l.tll.l4MdU
Sad $lOl.
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INTEREST PAID - ON DEPOSITS.
Gold, Oonpons, Bonds and Stooks
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Zama. colleakes made ott to'. mompal
Points of the United note , mid Can 1..
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MTHERSON & MUHLANBRING,
'Merchant Tailors, 10 SIXTH ktllltET,
Cats tit. Clair.) We nave received a ....s
weII mlee•ed Mock of the rest and most fashion
able ttood• In oar line. a g rest portion of which
a.e our own lesportallos.
YerltsCoti 0 tIMIL OrzUrttriltiy to
i rtie perfect
selloff.. on. we respectfully solicit m eon an
early esemlostlon of air stock of Fine Cloths.
C.Casslmeres. Vc,tlom, de.
MeCtliihnON d MVPLAT/BEING.
mole No. lO Matti street.
* 54.1 ?AA
MERCHANT TAI 011,',
COW of Penn and Sixth 80d0a
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
ii. w CO WEPT., 'EVE
P. M'.AJELIDI.47E,
PASSZION&ULS
MEECHANT TAILOR
leaps eonsustly on hand
Mina; Oaeadoneres and Vesting ,
LIE4OZNTLZIET.N.S FUENISEDIO GOODS
No. 93 1-2 Smithfield .Street,
,Denys Clothlag wads W order la the Watt
swan
NEW FALL GOODS.
• rptsadid wk. stock of
CLOTHS, CuItISINIEBEth flag
;Tut received tel ILICIULT savira.
aal: Itassitsat 71111=Ithfield Wart.
LIVERY & SALE STABLES.
NEW-SALES STABLES FOB HORSES
JUST ESTABLISHED. •
The subteen:we has established ahe Stable at
the Ws. Penn Hotel. Allegheny. where bo , nn i t
Vo v r e seVAT Y ta h lar (It Mer4VHISZ Hatlr
fuetlon Insured In all esaeg, and IR THE nenglell
Do NUT TIM. OUT AS REPRESENTED,
TREY WILL DE TAKEN BACK AND THE
MONEY REFUNDED?
Ina , lamaimostil
oosiorm. or
Seventh Avenue and Liberty St,
riTTssultayz, FA.
ww on Fanny Saturday Said
AN AUCTION SALE
S 07
BORSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES
WAGON 13.
•
•
Luc ererythlng lope to ths Noreen
Mlles deslang to eon W Drz..eto'res...
notlee
weekcosent on or before Trostonsy
oath la o er• tor savertastsg. ?minion el
newton man rood Me will Deem all EltooX inn
forgets. •
JOHN H. STEWART. Auctioneer..
' ROM
LPATRNM . ,
LIVERY. .SALE Aral .
1:. •
COL !EVENTS AYBROB t LIBRUT
rrrTantrizaz, PAL
samm
I #1.21:5:11[0: s #.;rllrilly y th •i: V.
I~~a~:Yi~ ~~:~ 4 it N H
4 - trEENSWAMC.
Fine French .
OHIN4 tND 6.488
Silver Plated Goode,
DINNER AND TEA SETS.
Tea Tma r aad Cutlery.
The best Importea WHITS STONE
WARN end COMMON GOODS
• at low prim. •
R. E. BREED & CO
hi,
(RINA, GLAIR;
AND
QUEENSWARE.
. •
A largo wwwiweat ornew patents inn anliwe
Just renewed. Aleo Platen lan Brlttanta Wnre,
Vases and ParanWaro. now °pontos Min Pr
We at very low prices at
EL RIGBY & . 00114
Na 189 MUTT NM=
sus
FTMVMM, 7:1
CHEW ILWRONG,
To*ogheny and Connellsvffig Coal,
Aid NMMauer es
COIL, RICH ISD DEULTIffitIZED
°mos AND YARD. &ow , R.Rff end
Morton street, Liberty and Clymer ornmes.
Moth etude_ oleo &cord meet, Ilibils ward,
sad let hot of Roos Most. P. It 0. R. X. Doff!,
Seemed ward.
Orders lett at either or Um OM ore Loss. or sa.
dress to ale through Plitetwoxii P. te.. win ro•
Calvet prompt attenleton. inn
Refer to whoa Ism euIPT). tesole
00.,Wm. Smith, Union ma X Is, B. ow
]. A, Go.,Xliebell. otephensonf It Oa, Beeson •
r e... lingua, .A. 1,7 Broder', psel
t j o. 6. ll.tees.
!UMW' • Ca her
All IPA g.
261kg'OrtiWil. xi: 44"7.'"
1=111303
CO AI.I COAL!! (*matt
DICKSON, STEWART & CO.,
lining rammed Mgr Olio to •
NO. 567 LIBERTY STREET,
UAW/art incw MUMWONI! , IXOO4
12.MNIEVTInrarz.M.tke
imms oprtet Wre.
Or..ers len al their ewe. er ta
men ;Smoot the Le 1. ,111 OS ISSsalla SO
=
•(I.IIOE vit DEALERS
J ASV CONS agn DOW
Ot
MOOT.
NAM!! *Jr BrirrliD T BBB
nuire
.itrebmW liter . nont
Wltes.t wig boat 'to Os entod and at "
ba oily any la tba linnet* &atm, let
Wo no 80l o abbe oar ungioggagegg
lisentnary. g and lionung
and an now
o prornin to Malan tag beat gloom
gvami..zraanz.u- 444
113011111 BOT Num:
Paul item
116treeter la. use.
4.4:7161E 81111PNIENTS .04' ALL
fhb Npem.di
a Welt , *masa tab nand. No. lie
Diamond .11. nacimatb. sad at Tori.
• IN AMY. toat .... t. ladarQ
ariSbo mod imolai Mr al r ig bn eX •7474"
oima ankle, alit •can
can roll Van
ti n a k ir s i t4 n ,v i. : IA 'a
= Minss
w ex All onion
msg.
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FOR SALE.
-Eirri3r,xc
Valuable Coal Lands
:I'll A sly/ 1;61 e i rejkva ozi : I;A
OE TIIIISDAY, the 76th day at liana next. at
k e. m.. at my Auction Rooms, No. lee
-
lereilb geld Plttebursh. I shall offers toehold
at penile 'melee.oo setery, the de
sorlaed xemEmate, situate in Baldwin townehlp.,
sod forttmly the property of John r. Bennett.
as follow., to-wit: All thetosi Wog In and under
those MO centlguou• tracts Of laud, Mended
and desert: bed as follow.. vie.: Tle lost been
gm, at post. theme norr 1 51 deg..ast GS
t e ar rroTth2sl7d odge.srre„ 30 perches It a
south vet de s r. east 197 were[
u/ the bean/Meg,
eonlaming YOrty-eleht Acres and rum Beeches.
The ...wed, begionlug at a walnut,' theme
south 310 deg. 05..118 perchm; nth 50 deg
east 32 perches; therm tout Re dstone fort
north ji deg. met 78 perch.; nooh SON
' ll O 6 l 5 1 .11 . 1 2 1!r= " and "Inne?
494 deg. west IT b-1U perms. M the 1. gin.
tug. containing Twenty•nme Ames AM bight ,
leer Perehm.
Welch two tracts
( a ct iinoWden by dead
dated Jm.lo. 1953, eonvered to John 0, Ben
met. Alto-All um ma. pmt in and under 111
tbatolher tract of laud bertrininr se a gleamy;
thence nortb 3U deg. weal 84 64- /tll.l perobes;
nor:l4r , 1 , 111 .,eme ?1,14{,c144, north
. 5 deg.
.4.114j1tg, ...fel:Z.1'1100 pert* P :renle n g r a
100 t 1 .1 . 0; g.f,'";; PAM.;
north 79 1 4 _deg. east 56 perches mei h 404 deer.
'east 8111-10 perches: suvie 39.1, sr.st 54 76 100
%etch.; Rua mutt. 34 der. wear, 113 , 19 111 U
rgirght rl o oT e e tTelp. , °.? o • , ' , 7.;
deed dated Aprl , Ist. 11 1 10. recorded In Vol.
135, nice gr. conveyed to .aid Bennett.
ALso-All Um three f. 41105101 Wert of land.
the Mot being all the cof lying an old uuder that
rte lof l h
30 der, ereiftlealt,l)sger:er•'V:iri
deg. set IN 45 100 per heat on'th 72 deg.
east 25 83.1010 gentles, north 4 ,110. d e g.tes
• t 611118-108, demo.: north 116.14 weet
4570.100 peTChee Co the beginning; evotatn
mr IS acres 3 83 100 cerchee.
north[e b 0
.
gionlng at a white beat thence or 30
east 17 09 100 perches; north 73 des. Weal 23
perch..., south 31 der. seem 11 09 ICU perches:
south 73 deg. matt/23.100 pembes to th e be.
Ins: mutated av. use acre. The third Utah,-
M.' at ani eatnOte tree; torn, north eastE
mei! 5 44-100 pmrhem,doetblit7N deg. l9
?• 7 011 0 1 0 4 pe ' gh i Cs. 57 ang ' gba a tu :tes c.
east to the besinnlogl containing one half
acre. Berth the same the es pliers of land con.
timed to mid Rmett by Smut so ad
minie
rater of J ohn Anderson. by d ec d, }due
93. 1859.
Amo-All the coal 0rter1) 1 1.11 that hoot of
laud beginning at a higtory etump; thence .00th
90
deg rest 26 perches, some 0030 deg.
west US 56.100 perches, north SON der.
erect XT 60.100 perches, north 16 dog. 33
minutes east OIN perch.. north 95 dele•
west 21 00-100 pmclue north 77M deg
...ole 1/1•10 euchre_
x north 05 &it.. east
6. perches, south 77 deg. east 016.100
tr:gent: rtt",4::.°tP„15.,11g..e1.0.;
etnont or lea. Also. all flint rhee of l oa d
sojone the above Maiming at an asbeitucnce
uth7M deg. esst 55 16-100 perch... mum
00001. west 85 perches. and 000th 3 deg. ea. ,
, 16 perches 10 tilt begin° loge contaleing one
mon undone beadred and 0117 permes, mid
mai and Mot deseribed owed heeling been con
'eyed to mid 11.0001 hyjsan.• 11cCleery, or.,
by deed dated January 3. 01159.
ALBS-/Ut the coal underlying that Wa dog.
IlieVr2"47llllllWs north 3034deer g t
25N , perches north SO deg. weet 353 -100
11:1 5 0 ;:,.111114t.g.;= 4 1 , 1 7;7. b ri
Ve.vlite,tr" toi; d 71* poel
et 91 PL. N Mr. eart 44116 •
100rznor south . 01 3
ti . n, acres. And being the came . 131 th Wm g .
Rogerson and Ellen Die wife, conveyed to sold
Bennett by deed dated Jmuary 25t1L /19111.
ALSO-All the coal underlying that tract of
laud lodinates at a yin. hrum north perches
west 60 pe rams eonth 441 deg. west lIIe
amen 13 deg. east 34 30-100 perches and north
46 deg 9.1 ran east 41 perthes to the pare
of Meaning. eonta lll loo 9 acres 1114 19-100
verdicts, and beer toe male which James I.
Hillman end Mary his wifely deed dated Norm,
'bee Ott, 1910, conveyed tolald Bennett.
ALM-Aletnertal underlying that tract oflmd
hogiuning at a post on - line 01 /tonere Lou
thence ET mid Bee north 45 deg. east 826- IFO
nert ors: Menge by mtdliae north 46 der. ems
690-10 tierchee: thence .09th 8814 are. east
42113.190 perches: theme by Issid.oonvmed
et ' u ‘ t . il d r e dret. " l4 b e y s An a p " rer r e s ' ,_ r tVels l 4
north 72 deg. west 9 perches: o .Mb 31400.
wr. 17 80400 ouches: Ranh 13 deg. wool
_.
4964-lOU pOOOlllO matt, 40N deg. cut 311
194 riltry= 7 ; to n e n' 4lls 2 l4, d e o o r klaililel
24 acres mad 100 perchea
ALSO-All that certain Clete of land adjoining
me last move, beginning at. atone, the earner
of sold Losses land; thence by the same north
45 deg. east 5N prtches t/ middle or the toad:
thence ennui 7.1 dig. east 1685-100 perches:
meat 41114 deg. MP" 611-100 perches ga• te
post
post and north 73 deg tl6 3-10 perches to
I ' 4l ro i a l l ' attesr r ete:olg wes et . p l t l eetorlard r Cgi
'erit Ale*',"a to:7a
wifeb
dv a :07,0d o tat
Sennett
11/0 00000 Mmtioned Deed. Mote Ilbsbeth
Snowden, Bengal Jude: AdiatoisUuter, de..
James XeClerty. dr., Wm. Rogerson aod wire,
James 5. Hillman and wife. and •lesauder
Loom,] and
rteVerVre s rei C (rlitc7 . oreVi r d g A b lt?hry .
C' rac e, ou 2910 day of January A. U. 1806.
Tue abort described land sad coal 'MU be of
fered fat age co Maisel) , as a wbole.
The Prues wUt be made tamed at the time of
pale. For furUler InformatlM Inqulre of 9111
folO,Bed.. Atterney -at Low. Jdo. 143
fourth veu.
C . L. 3rtmcminarma
PlTTDlttlitell. PA.
ISAAC DRIFOOS.
A. IIeLLIVAINE, AUe
rim Ttb. 29. 1.919.
ptrauc SALE or
VALUABLE BELL ESTATE
•
Lithe City of Allegheny. '
By rinse of on order of the Orphans. Court of
- of Allegheny enmity, the undersigned. as Trus
tee, ender the wllloffsther ?Stockton. deceased.
ri i
W
will offer at. penile e, cm the premises. on
T aspAY.,the 17 1 day of Mara next, at 10
o'cl k A. ss.. a lot of ground belonging to tee
state Of said decedent. Waste 'on neaten
ammenind Webster street. fronting Is 4 feet on
Stotikton &Tense and preserving the same width
alon4Webster street northwardly 440 feet to
Water street. on, which Is erected a two story
fir.ek Dwelling containing 14 roams and arrange
/liable. This property Is so located that it can be
sit.divided into lots fronting on the Lask.which
for beauty and convenience cannot be surpassed.
1 Tamils •or game-One-thlrd of the purchase
mousy sash on eonfirmation or the sale, shs bal
ance to two equal sous& palmmts. scoured DY
bond and mortsaga of t h e Purchaser.
for farther Infarnatlon enquire of
TEIO2I. 11. UPDII2C.
•t Os Nalltheiter 01.1050 Raps, 400 lksygr
armee, Allegtieor,-or . • .
I=3lll
ill SALE,—BUILDING 'LOTS
ALI,ZURENT CITY. —I °frt . for Cale
• coat delightful bending lots. Mutated lathe
Clewedard. •Iletlieny, on Perrysville Clank
w
Road and Obaervatory avenue, galantine the
Otapervalon emend, Theme Lots am part of
Av. and One.half MX) acme. A plan of these
Lots can beseen M. my !Dore, No. 03 WOOD
WC RANT. The plan hao alto e en recorded.
Each Lotls a Irani lot, fronting on Perrysvilk
mad or Observatory avenue; Ore. MA hot ey 131 deep. The nits opoonte the realdenes
Wishlagtan ind Walter McClintock. lace, are
914 tw 175 feet. Most of the I ots are mile.
give dwelling. have boon 'erected tarred,. Per
sons desirous to leave the low remind. and
nnoky cake can bete end an KlPCLitlillitY. 2he
WWI ty I. elm of the Wiest In the two 011111, and
'bet (oar minute,' wait from the bead of Insect
street, • board walk lead. to the weals... The
twenty of metier, and surrotadings are 4e.
bstot•
.n.s WY; Dritee Rirdtlre of '
(ILO. 1. DINH.
No 13 Wocd street, ritistaughor No. W gave,
Arm., Allegheny cItY. 41
vrALVABLE BANK IBTOCIRS.—
, • PCOPLI , IS DiSIJEANCII COMPANY,
D• gurAtis
TIJCPDAY "'PLAIN°. Morph 16,b. WYO. et
16 651,1 onseeosd floor of was.
fterelslbales Rooms, 106,Abollallekl stavet:
95 stunts Peoples bi atonal Hook;
6 sham M. sod 61: Nacos,' Baal:
inbares Coal Mews Priut Co, •
A 0 Cures People" Jussfaset Co.
Also, tbe badness PloMtl tbe
eorser of llefine Way Sad Pitt stiebt.loe•
Merly ooespled by th e Pen1171r4366 - 661/111.111
Datutog
Ateos.tee NtesPllleaS ad Coat Dull; taterests
or D. rid:kr& deo•de_ •
able A. MeILWAINI, Auctioneer.
209 1271 F,OINA„Li j ,E, m 43I EIb t . ir : "
mulls b litinaleaUn . pa nto sue
selibln ditema minutes walk of Cars..ii strict
cam Null" IWO Una kmse laltl7 "born sold
brb Is flood many of sr blab 11010 Amen br ed
libon. Only abobt ZOO manta that are offered
Ibr vale by Um erfirtnals. arbibb am sow to had
Mspaying winsall about dawn enact Lot: anal
Ms baba:lulu an°, awn and terns ream' Prices
now rant. lIOm JATD tn bb00... AT.
plza"S. McLAIN • Co.,
feurts avni a.
pOR EUCLJE.—Engiiael and Boa-
Az MRS, Now sad Peossol BasSl,Of all Wads
eosislasstly oa Pad.
Order. Ova all parts PS ths smarts pqmmili
amsested.
Jima!' nut • co.. - • •
Harlon Awn.' asta P., r. W. aU.B. W..
Allegheny,
•
INSURANCE COMPANY;
111:11221111111;
as perm Awn% sowed more,
, 1.• prrraßuesa.
Chairil An Vei s.
BO:IB017.1%* 11=6,, 1 2,tYlittr
WOsarkasi Jas. H. Balm
Thomas mmtb
AittliNde, Vlo: &Mad.
JOB. JOHNSTON, Beattary.
Ostrt. E. J. ORLON,. Oes.l Agent.
INIRMS_(3I Liberal Terms on all Tin
lkatl *arta° Siam
armor
,riIatiOLUTION.--The Partner
JJ V•ID heretofore esintleg between
BILL-a anurrsßur.
In the flat Klatt. business, Irai thb da'
solved bymrtaal copse.. . .•
• 7113%.14All'kES1A;
Plii•b.reb, Fab- OM 11110. :
' - .
The Real Retate and Insurrthre Seidner will
hereafter be continued br TLIOS: R. Bibb •
BON. In their new irides on the *ether o a t rl2,lth .
And 33d streetr. Pioverti 6 %7114:C10F; Ta;
illereVest= " 114
• 3[144• 3031 .1
Pillatnereh. 211‘41.11510. ,
Itlbll:o3:2Tria •
•
gum & NOSES;
.inrarr noun mivinanuir. surunema,
Ala. II aid • SU OW rltistagra,
brew menu.= OM Sad
tattidiag Of COM' BOUM Sal Yuma
1119ILD)1411.
far - NEW, OPERA ROPPE.
Ifeassement for St: IS lehte and Ude 11 attn.
Ith the universe , faeottles, the torld-renowned
Lydia Thompson Burlesque Troupe,
Who will arlyar oti 510 NDAT EVItSING. Yank
14w. vpiro, I. M. gr.. Spaetssolar Burlap.
!no performanee will commence with the
mum/
TO OBLIGE BENEDIa.
- -
tv7grstlit—LA SUM:AVMLI and Sil
sty Ma Thom pa t n n tiatl ^
Igir•EARLY : CAREER Or
JOHN 13. GOIIGH.!•
Dr. WALTER POWELL,
will deliver a Le ettini on the &how Waal aab•
Tuesilay. .Evening, March 15% 1870.
Tlek•ts foe ialt at the Itasle Store of MELLOW
1
(ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MX NIMIITS ONLV Commenethi MOM.
DAv, March 14th, at , tttn,ty evening dkithi
the week, the world tenownwl .
ZANFRETTA AND CARBON
Pantomime Troupe of 16 Persons
"Jack anti the Bean Stalk,"
As originally performed with mat me as 1
London. New Yorkand Washington. will be
presented Mr ths trot tine to this a ty, wi.h
NEW AND IsTAItTLING 'eltANSM‘ical t -
TIONE, bU PEIO3 And CooTLY COnTUlllte,
CINAATE AN.' letAttiANT VANCE. by the
WEAMAEL PAllitiTAN BALLET.
°BAND FAMIL
YMATINEE WEDNEADAY
and BATUBDAY at NY. w.
Admisrion—Partinatted Drell Chile.
Banally Vitale, 50 an
teats; tiallery. 251.
Reamed EMS OJT isle at Rot UMW w mss
extra charge.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. &O.
-------------
DULLER & CO.,
Corner of Irwin,
orestric
Da 1r offer the trade at. low eh
, • s)
Prime New Crop New Orleans Sugar And
Molasses.
W.'A. SIPE, Attornt7•at•L•.,
96 Diamond Arm'. Pittsburgh
INSURANCE
tsizti.; ii;z9lN: arTTIVI
i" :TO: 4116
=I
011.51 . 11K13 0 Ott. tl FAMILY JARS
!=!!
OF LONDON, ENGLAND
MOZART HALL,
."
Seventh 11,01[10. OU
MEE!
ADMISBIO
MMP
=1
Nos. fil and 933 liberty Street.
Porto Rim, Peke and Peellsh Island Mikan , .
New York, Pkllaelelyklk and Italtituvre
titled do.
Holden Drips, Lovering, Brukgs,
Adams , and Lonk 't hud bpriire.
Porto Ries, Cub% ked entßl re Wend ktotkise.
Y.ut , g HY•ok , J•pkw, imperial, wunrawder
arid Oolong Teu.
Ckrolleamtliaklrol. lake.
Jars. Larrearrs arid Illueotreee.
Tobseea. Lard Oil. Ptah. Nalle, Glaze, tloape;
Cotton Yams, ate., onotantly ea Mai/. •
ALSO.
mrotasus or
Fine Brandies, Wines. and Sep*.
Rhenish Moselle and Sparkling Hoek Wine
of Hinkel. k Co.. la bottles. • •..
Sparkling_ Moselle. Schonberg mid .Tohonn
Hockbeinter, Hargonay..,llo..
Brinientnng & grento , YincOltee OM
do do Clarets, Imported lo balls" •
do do White Wine*, to bottle. •.
M. Work &Sono , Sparklingcots floe..
Time Old sherry. Madeira mid Pori 'Winne
/lee M
Ihi onongahela
do Very ye rlar Ula Mote% dO Aloe
ALSO.
i ga . le r tirents for moot a Chandoxer Grand"; ti
V r irsers'ay and &Barr en.nralrar•
• Brandied of our own selecuon and warranted
.110:d43
DILWOILTIL 11111 PER &tO.,
243 Liberty Street,
(Opposite heed of Wood streets)
WHOLESALE (MODER%
PUub.rgh, Pa.
MEI
ESTABLISHED
A. & T. 43011.311 N, 1812.
W. M. 6011191,Y;
WHOLvsz A TAR GIiOCER.
No. 271 Liberty Street,
(DIZACILT OAT. KAMM HOT.L.)
FTPSBVI7IIOII, nu
Y. STBILE . J. A. $
m STEELE & SON,
Commission iferchatas
F7-.OIITIZ,GIRA.Mab'ErECIA O.
2io. Di OHIO ISTRECT, sear Zane Colima.
M==M3
MEANOR & HARPER,
110111. GRAIN AND PRAM:IW, ,
COMSOISEdOII * MeVChant"
le. WA LIDERAfr W7Y1917.
Oasflontentii
PITZIL =IL - .1•11110 if. AMU=
WEIL &
"ZOBSOUSIIIO2O DICEI8O8INT1:.
110171, GUM OEM, NM 'PEED, id
2.19 Libers 7 Bb, rittikarich,
IWO:1AX • •
W. C. ARMSTRONG,
Moms. toTrOur i Armstrong.)
PRODUCE MERRORON PEERCUAM
No. WS Market Street:
BLANcialuiD,
Wholesale nil
• No. 196 PY.liit STRUM.,
WITUE, •B&11311. 4 PATTON.
Wholesale dieliers, commlssloalitetehaaW
Delon, la Nodoee, oer. Beeosi,ouleWel.
unstop see Lartl OIL lesra, NellsOle.
.. a l ty , antis * l 4 .ad
114 BICOXD
.72:1II/1. - nottsz..imv. '80V5)....R11. I. WPM •'
JOHN i. HOME S. MOIL" amp.
minors to JOHN t. moues a co...wma..
sae Bracers sod Commission klereassii, fl:Estos,
of Staltheeld sod Waterotreets. r2IM rorso.
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