s
Wittsinatt fiapitt.
CITY ARD SUBURBAN.
Odire Rooms for Zeit.
Three tine mule in Gazarra Building ,
imeond beer; frontin g on Smithfield street
andllitzthavenne. Marblewhotelpiecer.
Wan and other conveniences. These
room are • very desirable and will be
fitted up to snit parties wishing to oe•
copy them. Apply at Counting Room.
Ito Mort . disposed of twenty-one
calve at tds morning wart yesterdaY•
Abraham Iracele, the hero. deem=
and martyr, died Ws day dr.e yoga sato.
A regular aeml•reonthly meeting
this
evoki eg
ng al 734 o'clonock.
Pittabargb Councils will meet In epeeist
session hale afternoon to consider the Paid
Fire Department matter.
Pre;ma, for building the Soldiers
Monument will be reoelvect not_l.l
tithried3odiet.
of May, the time havlolt bee n "
-
Yesterday Alderman Store committed
to jail fortrial flanry Barton for dieor•
defy conduct, Archibald Taylor prose
cutor. .
. 11 . h t g e red gentry rellev
.T.neindavt" h er pocket book last — night,
of o. 3, alrmingnam Pinions!
Railway. •
Plesattera of Council will find the ordi
nano* granting certain prielliges to, the
Bkmtegbam Passenger Beltway C 0.., on
our mond pegs.-
.11eatice Ammon .f or- man, whose
name we did not learn. $2.60 ,riaterday
for 'bootin a wild duck within the
limits of the g
borough on Eiitipday.
The new school house for Boat Birm•
Ingham will.be erected during the ensu
ing season on the site now occupied by
the "Old Church" on Center street.
A Might Fire oocurred about twelve
o'clock yesterday in the roof of a tens•
went house In Burps' row on 17th street,
Birmingham. It was extinguished
without serious damage.
Parties owning seated or unseated
theirpaid t a
x
e
s
will n g t o y their h h ei o r
l h a a nvdes
not
vertlsed ror sate by the County Treasurer,
In the Forest Republiceot, published st
Tionesta, Fa.
Big !laic—The floe residenoe of Bate.
man Goe, Folq.. on 'lrwin &yawl°, Alle
gheny, was sold a few days ago for *67,-
500. The superb-furniture oontainea
therein Is to be sold by Mr. Leggata on
Saturday next.
A Wife - Beater..—Margaret Zellman
made Information before Audios Helsel
yesterdayeltarging her husband, Charles
Tallman with assault and battery , alleii•
log that ' he beat and abused her. A
warrant was leagued.
Removal —Alderman James Lindsay,
one of our no-town magistrates. has re
moved his office from Webster avenue to
are 0.187 Fifth avenue. Ms new will corn
and commodious , and will com.
pare with any in the city.
The ••laalt , ' yesterday publlarked the
painful particulars remised all the way
from Acoaton by telegraph, of the crush.
tel of the great toe of • pressman of one
,of. the journals of the "hob." That's
enterprise for you. Press toe, change.
Bettied.—Matthew Weiss made Wen ,
region before the Mayor yesterday
charging John Sett!Weaker with sseault
and battery. The prosecutor Is abe in
the employ of the defendant, who, be
alleged, best him. The sue was settled.
some people want the arsenal removed
[outside the city limns and the grounds
converted Into • square. The
matter will come uppubho
before ilouncilsto•
!day in the shape of wheresees add reso
lutlonsiogrovided new business can be
•
'glower Hall.—The new Turner Hall
ill
.flor the wales! In Haat 131rmingham
be built
Ibis
year, on Jane street• The
contract has bean let to J. R. Sorg, for
58;800. The new hall will be similar to
that of the Pittsburgh society, though
somewhat smaller.
theRHaR itylis of men and boys'
clothing at trains, Follansbee & 00.'s
headquarters, No. 121 Wood street, cor
ner of Fifth avenue. should attract the
attention of all resorts wanting clothes.
The prices are aslow ea those prevailing
In wholesale eastern houses.
Free Lectern—William-D. Moore,
Dm, under the auspices of Post 161, G.
andwill deliver an eulogy on the life
rvices of General Thomss, in the
M. E. Church, corner of Bingham and
Thirteenth streets, Birmingham, on
Thursdey evening. the
11th inst. Bests
free. All are invited.
.
Dlaorderlr.—F. Bert mode intbrmation
before Jostles Brehan of Birmingham,
Kerday, charging 'William Greedy,
'Richard Moore and Oily.? Lang with
dleorderly oonduct. He alleged that
they were throwing stones at his ego.
A warrent was tutted for , the arrest or
the young hopeful& -
We hope Ciouncile will fake action at
next meeting to afford proper relief to
the Ocanadadoners to pre with
vigor to completion the n w City
Halt
building. - The lease of liklne' Hall
expires shortly, and-it L true economy
to secure at as early a date as possible a
permanent home for our mantel* cdil
oars. Let there be no halting now when
the wOrk is half Shushed. . .
A New Consatittee.—Two members of I
the committee appointed to !wreathed*
the Clark breach of promise cue, as
announced In our report of the proceed.
Mies of the Allegheny Presbytery of the
U. P. Church, which convened at Beaver
on Tuesday. Revs. Dr. Clark and Tim
mons declined to serve, and Revs. Witt
son,
, we of Beaver, and Calvert, of Shari* .
burgre appointed in their stead.
Another Wareing—Tuesday afternoon
John Clendinning , a lad about fourteen
years of age, residing at New Castle. met
With. horrible death. While playing with
a loaded shot gun in the attin_of his
father's bogie, the piece was fired and his
head almost blown off. His parent were
absent during the afternoon and be was
ftwind until evening after they had
been searching for bim several hours.
If this Is a pleasant day stop In at
Wiling, Follansbee. it Co.'s merchant
tallorina establishment and look through
the large stock of spring goods in tile
whichcloths, easslmeres and vestings.
will I* made np in the latest and
most faablonable styles anln most
desirable manner tin shortn oti ce.i Fite
guaranteed In all cuss. Remember the
place, 121 Wood street, corner of Fttth
avenue.
Coodsltted.—Fadher McGill was ar
rested on Eleventh attest yesterday by
Officer Mulvaney, where he wu found
drunk, and. as la his usual clunotn when
in that condition. he was attacking and
choking indiscriminately every man he
mete lie m id to the lock-u and
the May
•• line of ss oupon
him, and to default of psvment commit
ted him to the Work House for sixty
days.
Damns Parley Institutlon.—Annie
Pureell is minus forty dollars, so she
soya. The amount, she Miro**. nu
pbaced In the handcar
thißopingbert McDonald
st
la January for safe kee. evt
II faithfully, in thtwily Mac w k him
AtUdil wanted to get It back. she couldn't.
That la the substance of her intbrmation
Ibr larceny se banes against him, upon
which Aldernum MnVestens yesterday
1•1•1041 a warrant. _
Vocal Concert.—Arrangements are
i Wag made for a vocal comfort In the
Tinton Baptist Church, Grant street. on
the 4L4 noose the direction of Mr. Win.
H. PAM. who will be assisted try Mee
Henna J. J. Bealts, F. J. 1101111141111 and
omens, lankier semi the heat amateurs
In the city. The cancan we are awned
will be of a Ina claw character, and
dienbtless attract a large ounamblace of
mnalf•lovlfs di:IMM
Itassoval.—The old and reliable whole..
sale grooery establlabuient of 8. P. Shrl.
vex & Co. bus been removed from the
corner of Second avenue and flanithneld
street, to their warehouse, Ms. 269 sod
26l Liberty street, above the bead of
Wood. In this new and more conveni
ent location the firm will continue to
serve their enstOrders at home end
abroad, with even greater satlateadon,
Tondble, than heretofore.
001llta, a boy
about fonrtesityearaof ar. who for some
time mat has been st the litchool for Sol.
diem* Orphans at Phillipsburg, Ps.,
recently absconded and cams to Bowling
hantor bare his friends midis BIT. W.
T.Tarot. he iMpatintendent of th e
seism yesterday made inftwma
benne Justice Sashay, charting the boy
with Mdagan stexadlng smentlos.
war:antra issued Mr Ma iamb .
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Dlacharge—YesterdaYsS•rnoon Fire I
Marshal Butler concluded the Inyestiga-
Mon m reference to the -suoresed /Peen.
dtaryt•M St Dlltaltp'S machine works on
Saturday night hod. Ttra - young. man
arrested on suspicion wasdischarged, the
evidence -being Insufficient to bold him.
Another—Tbe tobacco shops twit now
seem to be attracting theattention of the
Allegheny thieves. Yesterday morning
at an early hour the shop of Mr. John
Hannan, on Esst Lane. Fourth ward,
Allegheny, was entered, and twenty•flve
thousand czars stolen. The thieves
went through • window. They have not
been discovered -yet. If caught, they
will be made ~ s moke" for their robbery.
•
Modern ISurgery.—One kind of modern
surgery has 'Aso exponents in Patrick
McNally and Jemes Ford. who threat
ened yesterday to ..split the bleed" out
of Michael McNally " with a stone.
Michael preferred to keep his blood
whole and objected to such scientific
surgery. Alderman Thomas' pollee
arrested Patrick and .711112E1N but they
promised not to insist uponthe operation
and the ease was-dlsmiesed.
sea Wee." 1f you want to see a
vPry large. very handsome and very
cheap assortment of hats, cape, bonnets,
children's suits, trimmings and millinery
goods generally, go to the new store of
Hltchin Beggs, 122 Federal street, Al
legheny. They have consolidated their
storm and now have a mammoth eatab•
llshment, and by saving the rent of
they are enabled to offer their goods at
low figures. Give them a call and know
the truth of what we say.
Vaught —"Yesterday, Arnie Purcell
made Information before Alderman But
ler evilest a draymsn well known In the
city, charging him with adultery. The
offence occurred et a house on Wylie
street,. and the evidenci was of the moat
poaltive character. The accused gave
ball for trial. The jury, if the winesaes
are on hand, will have no difficulty In
making up a verdict. The accused has a
wife and family residing In Allegheny,
and has heretofore occupied a respecta
ble position.
Persoial.—Frank Weiis, Fag., the
acoompitshed editor etullate pro
prietor of the Philadelphia Bulletin, and
Vice President of the RockflMorintain
Press Club, and R. H. Hobart, Esq., late
of the Chicago Post, agent irtAkat city
for the AmericanAssociated-Weis-, were
In the city yesterday. hi.r.lWella has
taken much interest In the of
the insane, and during his 'brieftreatment.
stay
visited Dlimont Hospital, and was moat
enthusiastic; in his praise of tke manage
ment, condition, and arrangements of
that institution.
=
Frank Frank Is, as his name Implies,
Frank by name, and equally no by
nature. His frank expressions of dero
gatory opinion in relation to a relative,
Amos Snyder, was the means of getting
him into a lawsuit. The individual al
luded to la dleparaging terms defended
hi meet( vlgorously. Frank Bays he don't
like to be knocked down. Alderman
Bolster, the petriarchtal peace maker of
the Third ward, Allegheny, Is endeavor
ing to bring about a legal and fraternal
settlement of the family breach.
=2
The sunshine and breeze yesterday
had a tendency to induce teen of muscle
to records° it. Such wore George Frader
and Edward Lane who control the oper
raisins of two BOLO of coopers tools at an
oil refinery on Eeree Island. The genial
weather bad its influence upon them.
they bad a pleasant oenversation, which
was terminated rather unpleasantly, by a
threat from Edward that he would knock
—his dinner out of him. Figural that he
would thus be subjected to s new process
of tasty digestion, George withdrew from
the shop, and °operated Alderman Tay
lor as to the best means of ac t i i rttog the
Impending crisis. The Aids an sooth
ed him by issuing a warrant fe Edward's
arrest.
;omit and 10.1.17.
. . ,
The tightness of the times renders
collecting little bills anything but an
agreeable or light employment. The
collectors have their own sorrows.
Among them la that of meeting with_ a.
refractory debtor. who, instead of paying
his bill, orders the collector to vacate
the premises, and follows it up with a
vigorous exercise of his right pedal, suf
ficient to convoy a forcible hint to any
man of ordinary autoeptibilit lea. Henry
Wagner had such • pleasant reminis
cence yesterday. Adam Newman mew
ted him. Alderman Bolster has leaned
-a warrant for Adams' arrest.
Clock stolen.
In taking possession of our new count.
lug room we put aside a good and faith
though homely clock, which Ins
been going for the past ten years lint
never went, for • neat, pretty and value
bl e time piece. On Sunday evening list
some very mean thief entered our
counting room while our night
clerk was temporarily absent and
quietly carried away the new cloak
and forgot to bring it back. A
joking con.emporary thinks procreation .
don must have been the thief of time-in
this case, . bat we strongly, suspect
another party of the theft, and if we can
make out a care, will eodeavor to get
him • little moretlme than he bargained
fer
rA. sentence to the Jail or pennon.
ve
tizzy. i return of the clock may sa
somebody trouble.
A Nut for Plattienaticlans.
Last week we puolished the eubiolned
problem in book keeping, which. al
though appearing quite simple at first
glanme,_ is more difficult to solve than
mod persona Imagine. So for we have
received tkirty-three mowers, only two
or which are correct. On Saturday we
wilt publish the correct solution, and in
the meanwhile invite answers, promising
to duly credit those who correctly solve
the question. Here is the problem :
certain. egret srsa employed by a
town to take charge of a liquor office.
Received, on taking charge of the office, -
532 17 cash: recei v ed. at the same time,
g 57.64 In Uglier: sold liquor during the
yes; Peva; told for liquor during the
year, 59.91: rewired as salary, 525; re.
turned in liquor on leaving oMoe, 521.97.
Does the town owe the agent or the agent
owe the town? and haw much?
Cisseere—Altasest Xis Loupes-I?.
A singalar affair happened at the Mer
chants' Hotel yesterday morning. Mr.
D. 3. Martin, from Brandonvllle, West
Virginia, arrived in the city, secured a
room at the establishment and retired
about two o'clock. Me felled to appear at
breakfast, and about ten o'clock the
chambermaid went to the room to rem , .
vete It. She couldn't get In It end s
suspicion was at .onoe entertained that
something wea wrong. The door was
broken open, when the gentleman was
found lying insensible on the bed. The
ass had not been turned off, but appsrent
ry blown out. Dr. Algein, by prompt as
alstance, sacceinled in restoring the men
to consciousness. He had no distinct
recollection of the affair, but was of the
opinion tbst be blew instead of turning
the p Light out. He will probably recover,
but le not yet out of danger. That gas ,
sous experience will be valuable.
A Contemptible *mandrel.
tealt bad commentary on Pittsburgh
Morality and law, tha our female can not
peso along any Of thoroughfares
after dark alone, without meeting - with
insult. The men or scoundrels who make
a practice of loafing on our street cor
ners sad whiling away the bonne In
insulting Pedestrians should receive
some attention from those who are; sup
posed to be the guardians of the law.
Tuesday evening a young lady, Mae
Mary Wigan, while passing along Penn
street observed a biped of the human
species following to tier wake. She at
tempted to avoid him, but after passing
1 into Eft: Clair street ahe was approached
by the scoundrel and grossly insulted.
lie then beat a retreat. Yesterday mho
appeared before Alderman Donaldaon
and lodged k complaint against the tin.
known gentleman 1 giving a dlscription
Of him which left no daubs on the mind
of the magistrate who he was. The
raider M on the look out for him.
Virgin Ailey Invaded.
Tho client° precincts of 'Virgin alley
were wain intraded yesterday by miseries
of =pleasantries tetween Mwry White,
Mary Rade end' Mn. B. Glavin. The
muse of the row will forever remain a
mystery. It was one of those periothcal
outbursts of feeling for which the happy
Mug has booms famous. It is posl.
'Orally known. however, that Radio and
Gavin entered Into an alliance offensive
and defensive and made • oombined
at
tack upon the Whits. Mrs. eliMo seized
ten by the hair and beat and abused her.
Mary /Wile varied the exercise by beat
ing and standng her and then selling her
by the hair. Altogether, she will need a
hair renewer, a ban of salve and • few
days medical treatment hefty* she can
appear se she once was. In the mean
time Alderman Weeper has been notified
of the affair, which resulted in the sr
'rest of the aseallants. Munn and bat.
tery lathe charge upon which they will
have a hearing to day.
THE COURTS:
U.S. District Conn—Judge McCandless.
WarcxxsnAr, April 13.—1 n the case of
the United. mates vs. Wm. Hartman,
indicted for carrying on the business of
I I brewer. at McKeesport, with Out giving
bond; for neglecting to place stamps on
I the eolgotAolse of the vessels containing
the goer; and, thirdly, ibr neglecting to
canoeisuch stamps as be did use; a ver
dict of guilty was rendered, on the first
count. A motion was made for anew
trial.
The motion fora new trial In the case
of Geo. Stickenerger was overruled.
The next use taken op was that of
!Cohen Hanna, who was Indicted for
selling cigars which were not properly
stamped. This case was not finished at
adjournment, the jury, however, being
out. .
• District Court—Judge Kir[patriot. •
- WEDNXSDRT, April 14.—Trie CYO Of
rerOhMOllt TA. MaKea, previously re.
ported, was resumed, and after the testi
mony was concluded the case vrsa,beld
over until Thursday morning.
The next case taken up was that of
owners of the steamer "Grey Fox" vs.
Milltown. tic Clay & Co. Action to re
cover for towing. On Ws&
TRIAL LIST FOR TRXTRIORT.
194 Brown vs.' &Wert.
101 (o. L ) Napier vs. Darlington.
145 Lewis vs Johnston et ox.
150 COOL ve. Rimier. •
167 Welsenberger. vs. Rearney's axes.
175 Faber Zit Co. vs. Pittsburgh, & Conn.,
Ole, Coal and Coke (10.
179 Craig vs. Birch.
204 Com. vs. Marshall.
205 West Pa. R. R. vs. Robinson Mel
206 ROWAN/11 vs. P enna. R. R. Co.
CommOn Pleas—iludge fltoWe.
WEDSESDAT, April I.3.—The case of
the Central PLlSenger 8. W. Co. Ws.
Oakland P. R. W. Co. was resumed, and
had not been concluded when Court ad
jOurned.
TRIAL LIST YOB THIIRsDAT•
M. Donates vs. Gilmore, Straub et Uo.
99 Thomas vs. Stein.
101 Tustin dchicKeekva. Rood.
105 Penis vs. Oral:
107 Board of Health vs. Alamose.
108 Thompson vs. Reiter.
109 Corn. use vs. Merts.
78 Hutchinson vs. Mertz.
110 'McClintock vs. Nesbit.
183 Wiglaulan laulanvs. Bars.
Fry vs. Csarnicki.
100 Mckloth vs. Mannktn.
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CLOETter EMMOM—badge HUTCH.
Wxnericsinr, April 14.--Itithe case of
the Commonwealth vs. Wesley R. Dravch
indicted for obtaining 6500 under false
and fieudulent representation, a
not
pros was allowed on payment of costa by
the prosecutor.
In the case of the Commonwealth .vs.
Peter Crider, Indicted for assault and
battery, Mary C. Shuttle proseontrix,
not pros was allowed on payment of TWA
b 7
e dfendant. "
In the case of the Commonwealth vs.
John Wilkinson. Indicted jointly with
John Rosewell for burglary,
John A.
Frail prosecutor, the defendant was ar
' reigned and plead not guilty. The de.
fondants, It was alleged, entered the
I house of Dickson Raney and stole a
I quart of brandy. hose wsil wu arrested
and tried at the October term, 1367, and
a verdict of guilty found spinet him.
Wilkituson could not be Mend at the
time but recently "turned tip," and was
I arrested. The pry returned *verdict of
I not guilty. •
ATTER THE NAMETRAME.
• The next case taken up was teat of the
Commonwealth vs. Richard Allen, an
Alderman of tke Twelfth ward, indicted
for misdemeanor In office,David Evans
prosecutor. It appears that Evans had
some dealings with a Mrs. Davis, who
called upon the Alderman to have him
'collect the amount due by Evans. Salt
was entered and a summons lasted and
placed in the hands of the constable who
mode return to the effect that defendant
Beam was son est.
Ab information was then taken against
Evans for obtaining god., do.. under
false pretense, aid a warrant issued upon
which Evans was arrested, and according
to his statement, taken before the Alder
man who agreed to go his (Evans') bail
for his appearance the next day at four
o'clock. That everting Evans, through
advice of counsel, called upon the Alder
man and demanded a transcript of the
pronedin se against him, giving him Oily
, cents
man ro o p : y t I ti o l er m th the
one m" n y
a s h d The Al
replied d er t
o
1 -
Evans that he did not need a transcript. ,
Evans cirit then
n$ lefta n
w ntil th insel m e_infbrmatiemrnOrr.
office. ''' ..
In the course of the trial the following
paper, which we publish on account of
its novelty, was produced and alleged to
be a copy ef the Information upouwhich
Evans was arrested:
("tmlawnw.aiLli l'Etrairx.vArria.ll.l3.
W. t
David Evens. City of l'ittsinungb..
Before me the subscriber, Richard
Allen, one
andthe Aldermen in and for
said city, ex officio Justice of the
gP heny ERM ,
and for the county of Alle-
persona g rlly came Seined:an Davis
who upon Oith administered according
to law. deposeth and says that At Pitts
burgh, twelfth ward In the county of
Allegheny on the 16th day of Febrtuiry
A. D., 1870, that one David Evans dld
promise to pay a grocer for groceries If I
went security, for the psyt of the
I same, when he got his pay m
on en
the very
first pay day he got his pay and went
I away and refuses to pay his bill. I ask
la warrant for his arrest, and that he be
held to answer, and also one load and a
half of cosi. I the coal and
I have paid one d ott e re to the grocer on
his account.
Copy of the prmeedlngs.
1 EMELA.ED ALUM. LBW/
Alderman.
The
The ceps wee submitted to the jury,
who were Irerintoted toned their verdict
I slid - return it to Court on Thursday
, morning. •
I Court then adjourned. •
TRIAL MST TOR TRUESDAT.
344 00M. W. Patrick Dolan.
322 “ WM. Byinly.
za .. Wm. Cramer.
315 " John Stine.
192 " Wm. Bechtold, 6 eases.
Patrick Castillo 3 Ones.
343 " John Frederick, 3 cerise.
167 " John MoClarren, 3 caws&
171 " Darby Holland, 4 eases.
20E ~ Wm. Merriman.
22 " James A. McFadden.
S'i'l " Fred. Sullivan.
824 ." . Henry Sullivan.
ipts , ..Jeremiah Force: et al.
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Anita ■. E. CONFERENCB.
Anoth'irDay'e eroceselogs—lginkterial
Irreoalariterst-1 be AM Society.
This morning the Ocemsntion met at
the usual hour. Bishop Brown in the
chair. The Oommtttel.Pn the death of
Elder Groomed. &report recommending
ne g xt Mondry aa • suitable time for bold.
th the hmeral melees.
BAT. W. H. Brawn, D. D.. of Meadville,
made en elaborate impart on church sz.
Locations. Ile was Billowed on the same
'subject by the Rev. A. J. Phillitw, Re v.
W. 0. Rolf, Rev. Thurston and the
Henley. Bishop Brown Wand the dis.
canton with en able address touching I
forcibly on those that oppose the progress ,
of tba
church. He advised a podtlve 1
course to be pursued by the Wenner
who finds himself In such unpleasant
relations. While kindly disposed to.
ward all. the /Whop was detersdrugl
to maintain the proper dignity of the
church.
Rev. J. W. Devine was charged with
woes Immorality by Elder B. T. Jong.
The complaint was received and reflood
to the propel:Dom:Mews.
errgastoon 1111111810 N.
Conference ssestobled at the usual
hour. and wag opened with prayer by I
Dr. Williams. -
The case of W. O. West was then taken
up. Against this minister N. B. 'Wipe
d made charges. lst.blalstlministra.
Hon . 3d. Bad =tanglement In salting
material collected for building a church; I
bd. Not paying debts 4th. Not visiting
the sick.l
- - I
The item under the drat speddeation
was to the effect that he bad oonduded
an election for trustees of his church i k
n
vkdatkin of the regulations
the 800
'of Discipline. In making his defence,
Rev. Mr. Went called up a number of
witnesses who testified that the election
waster:der. -A. greater part of the after,
] noon had been spent In conddertng this
item, when a motion was made to relieve
the socused limn the Ant charge. Pend•
tog action Conference adjourned,
The annual Bleiitilljt of the Pres:here
Ald Society was then held. An election .
for ofboers of this organisation for IVO
resulted In the choice of Rev.
_Hunter as Presiding, Rev. J. W . Astory
as Secretary. and Rev. D. E. All=7 se
'^rosaurer.
•
. °:u. lionsa.--Illas =se the
charming burlesque entrees, misted by
Mr. Harry Wall, is drawing large audi
ences at the Opera Home Ibis week An
lumping
_burlesque entitled ..Lueretie
Borgia, M. D " wrepresented last even
ing, and will be presented again tordaht.
ART GALIXI7.—The Art Gallery was
largely attended yesterday. Al it be.
comes knowa the visitors. increase In
number. One visit Is not enough, how
ever. Dayi might be spent ln the mad
enjoyable manner in examining the
peintings. The Gallery is open froM
eight In tbe morning untll tea at night.
Leman of the beautiful in art should not
211.1tbill opportunity.
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE: THURSDAY MORNING• APRIL 14, 1870,
--e—
-lleetluir Last 'Night—Where the Grand \,
Meeting. Will be geld—Finanetnt
Affairs Promenng—Mr. ',are on the
Stand.
THE JUBILEE.
Last evening the various committees
engaged in the preparations for the
Jubilee, in honor of the Fifteenth
amendment ratification, *rambled In
joint session in the Colored School-house
on Miller street, Eleventh ward. There
was a very full attendance, all parts of
the county being represented. Mr. Alfred
Hawkins presided, Mr. Richard Hall
acting as Secretary.
The reports
_from the various sub
committees were received showing all
things to berm:ming forward imapicionsly.
The report from the Finance Commit
tees exhibited • handsome aggregate
balance ar.il liberality from all quarters.
, Final arrangements were made for the
[ reception of delegations from other cities
[ and towns, and committees appointed to
procure passes and make arrangements
for railroad facilities,
Mr. Pcdpreess- ported that City Hal I
could not be ob r t e ained for the meeting o l n
the oecasion of the Jubilee celebration. I,
Councils bed granted the free use of the
hall several weeks ago, but as the day
could not then be designated, as it weal
not determined upon, daisy ensued, and
in the meantime it was rented to the
Managers of the Mercy Hospital Fair
from the 20th instant to the 7th of May.
As all the arrangements bad been
made for floral deoorcions of the I
hall, and as cards, circulars and
sdvertisemems had , been leaned an- I
nonnalng the opening of the. Fair, the '
1,
managers could not postpone a week
without subjecting them to serious lose
and embarrassment. Of this fact the
Committee were perfectly satisfied
although diesppointed. They then en.
deavored to secure , the Allegheny Rink
but found that it too was engaged.
The report was accepted, and on motion
It was resolved to halt the procession in
its transit through Allegheny and hold
the grand ratification meeting in the Di-
Messrs. Pulpier. Brown and Robert
I Jackson were - appointed a committee to
I secure from the city authorities privilege
to erect speaker's ed on the ground.
Mr. S. A. Neal th la en n presented the fol.
' lowing:
WriznEati, , The Honorable Secretary
of War, Hon. James S. Begley, Oen.
Whitely, of the Allegheny Arsenal, Clot.
Ramsey, Chief of Ordnance, and the Ser. ,
geant and roldlers in charge of • section
of artillery which fired one hundred guns
in honor of the ratification of the XVth 1
Amendment on Saturday . April 2nd, de. ,
serve our unqualified respect and graft- 1
tads. Therefore be It . 1
Bisolved. That this joint - meeting of
the several Committer representing the
colored people of Allegheny county, ex.
tend to those gentlemen our warmest
thanks for the kind deeds done In honor
of our enfranchisement.
• Reargued. That James Owens,
Jackson, Wm. Miller, Rev. John Tarry,
and Jos. Beatty deserve our best regards
for the prompt and efficient manner In
which they did their duty in obtaining
orders fr ont the War Del:ailment so
Washington, for the firing of gone.
Adopted. .
• --
14rigvrirwico Ailing.
The Chairman of the Special Commit. ,
tee appointed tos'intervlew," Mr. aeon!
1). Wier. in relation to hie "interview' I
with a Leader reporter, !stated they had
wshed upon the - gentleman who
expressed a willingness to explain him
self to the Committee. •
Mr. Ware being present. was called
upon to speak. He responded by 'taking
out a copy of the Leader and examining
in detail the statements Imputed to him.
He acknowledged that he bad given
utterance to some of the send.
manta, but insisted that the' re
porter had misconstrued his meaning
...had wort o dressed it up." He avowed
his allegiance to Republican principle.,
and avowed his deterramatlon to stand
by the party.He was in full sympathy
with his people In reference to their en
franchisement. -
The gentleman contleued at great
length, and closed evldently with the
satisfaction of his audience. who greeted
him with applause.
k The meeting then adjourned.
SOUTH. PITISBUIIGH COUNCIL.
• .
Spec ial Meeting-Election or Borough
011eers--Committees Appointed.
A special meeting of the South Pitts.
burgh Council was, held on TlModay
evening.
Members present-Messralinrophries,
Sheargold, Brown, Haines, Elm and
Williams. ' ' - .
In the . &teepee of the Burgess Mr.
Humphries was called to the chair.
The Minutes of the preceding meeting
were road and approved.
The oath of Milos wee 'then *di:idol.'
cued to Mr. Humphries, the Burgess
elect, by Justice Barker. who also ad
ministerial the oath of - office to Messrs.
Williams and Henry Moorhead,
the newly elected Councilmen,
Bills to the amount ofllMfi lil were Pre
sented, and warrants ordered to
drawn for the payment of the same.
1 1 Mr. Bilinta, Chairman of the Special
Committee appointed to secure a hose
[ carriage, reported that the coat of a Ana
clams carriage would be 5600, and of
double riveted leather hose 51.50 per,
foot, and that the bones would cost
51.500 endways of the lot, which had not.
yet been selected by the Committee.
The entire cost - .A a Firs Department,
such es was desired, would be between
three and four thousand dollars.
On motion, the report was accepted
and the Committee continued.
- Mr. Haim chairman of • special com
mittee appointed to awartain what
amount was doe from the borough for
rent and contingent expenses of a Coon
oil chamber. reported that It would
amount to 560 par annum for the last
four years, making i all gielo due. Re
port approved and •n
warrant ordered to
be drawn for the amount.. •
The Committee on Streets reported
adversely to the claim of Mr. Robert
Glasgow for the construction of aboard
walk, and also to Mr. 0. A. Burett's
clalm for o=lam:sing a annum Second
street. Report accepted. •
On motion It was resolved to go into
an election for borough officers, with the
following result:
Clerk of Council-W. R. Barker, Esq . ,
High Omatable-John Stenger.
Street Commimmioner-Wm. Richards.-
Lamp Lighter-James Campbell.
Theasetrer-Josso S. Stewart.
Oollector-Wm. Gough.
The election of Solicitor. Regalator end
official palter , wee posaponed until next
meeting.
The Clerk reed • oommunicatkrn from
B. F. Jones, id of the Pitts.
burgh, Virginia a nd Charleston Railroad
Company, asking Ibr the right of way
over Manor street through the borough.
Referred to the Committee on Streets.
summit° oomairrrins.'
1 The Bergen announced the following
loammitiasa for the ensuing
Ananee-Mesars Moorhead, chair
' man, Williams and Kits.
• Stracts-Messrs. Sheargold, chairman,
Moorhead and Brown.
Gas and Wafer-Ileum : Williams,
chairman, Moorhead and Rabe.
Sugary-Mean. Mania, chairman.
Kim and Brown.
Fire Repines and Bose-Moans. Sbear
gold, chairman. Kim and Williams.
On motion adjourned to :meet spin
next Inceday night. .
-
The lock-np last night contained two
of the youngest prisoners who have ever
become acquainted with the rosohes and
"small fry" enclosed within it. hosp 4
table walls. They war e her* heeded,
without shoes and, of course, stockings
dirty faced, chubby, and about-six or
eight years of docketpecty. Upon
the Captain's they figured as
Jaws and David dawn, In oonaectlou
with a charge of robbery. About sustain
pp stock officer Patterson, while patroling
Ids beat In the Diamond, observed the
tittle fellows walking along In a simple.
ions manner. One of _them carried a
bundle almost sa largo es himself. Upon
investigating the officer found this to be
the till of a butcher's idand, containing
money. and papers, and evidently
stolen. The answer to, his question
satisfied him they" bid been engaged in
depredations, and he accordingly escort•
ed them to the lockup. They gave their
names gestated and said they resided on
Diamond alley. The arrest seemed not
todisconant them In the least, and was
taken with a nonchalance worthy the
oldest °Blinders. •
The till which had been stolen eon.
gained between ftve and six dollars,
together With s misoelhumous assortment
of amount books,steg PaPers. old bills
and memoranda& nom the account
book the till appeared belong to stall
Fa 6, hionle and Leaps& 'lt was taken
charggof until:Oda morning. when the
DUB will be dispoeed.aL:
==
Duquesne Way Property far capttalhat
awl Ilsnufactunera. —That desirable
property at corner of Dacus:cm Way
and Fifth street will be sold at
waine's Auction Roams, I next Tuesday
eretnin& either as a whole or In lots of
WI feet front each. This lii one of the
nwsi commanding situations
a n d an
picturing or other bushier, an
insitiug opportunity for capitalists. See
attelionedirortteeinent.
Duty and Interest the Setae.
The man who neglects to provide for,
-his own household la worse than an hal
-1
del. So with the Scripture. The great
advantage of life insurance has within
a few years been made eYtclent to ' he
American people. Its wisdom has been
exemplified hi numerous cases in our own
community. Very many families in our
midst are living In the enjoyment of a
handsome competency who would beanl
great straights or dependent on alms but
for the provident forecast of the deceased
bead of the family in securing by life
policies the reversion to his family, at
his death, of a sum sufficient for Its nom.
fortable maintenance. None of the
various life Insurance companies • or
agencies for this city has been more
appreciated or stands higher In
the well deserved 'confidence of
our citizsns than The Mutual Benefit Life
Insurance Company, of Newark, N. J.,
whose General Agent for Pennsylvania,
Ft.. M. Loveridge, Esq., has resided for
several years among as, and by his gen.
tin rummers, his high inorsil'integrity
and his thorough knowledge of the bust
nma, has gained the respect and confi
dence of our citizens. We have held
much business intercoursewithth Mr.
'Loverldge and his assistants, rough.
whom and the official statements of the
Company we have become familiar with
the condition and character of the great
institudon which they represent. Its
immense socumulation of amens, 119,
Seeteldt the enormous dividends re
turned to its members, $11,1 10 . 38 et the
amazing extent of its insurances, 1110,-
000,000, andlts morethan 40, 000 member".
When it Is considered that from human
beginning hi 1845, it has grown up to the
magnitude represented by the above
figures, we have trrefragible evidence of
its wise and judicious management, and
of the wide spread influence it exercises
everywhere throughout the hind, the
/Intent Benefit Life. Insurniee Company
is known, not only as one , of the largest,
richest and safest, but alio-for. the Inva
riable, high toned integrity and promp
titude in adjusting and paying all its
losses, - which, in tho twenty-five years of
Its operations, have reached an aggre
gate. of "118,264,615. Good readers,
ponder this great and significant
fact, more than eight ,and a quar
ter millions now enjoyed by • faro.
ties which, but for the provident
forecast of the husband and father, taken
from them by death, might be suffering
the pangs of Indigence and want. We,
happen to know that since the incoming
of the present year $12,000 have been
Paid by this company to the families of
deceased members In this county, and we
learn the painful fact that owing to recent
deaths $20,000 more would nave_been
payable If the parties bad .net improvi
dently neglected to renew their policies.
We commend to all our readers the
subject of Ltfe Insurance as every way
entitled to their favorable consideration
es a duty, like our rellgion, that should
not be deferred to a more convenient
season, but demands, and should receive
immediate attention. We commend
them also -to the card of
the "Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Compcmy" as a
muitem in porno of facts of special sm.
nificanee, calculated toremove ail
doubts as to where they may go for pro.
tendon, and find and know that they
have found the right place when they
find the offices of that • company
now permanently established In the
emelotte apartments on the second
floor dyer the banking home of
J. T. Brady h Co.,
at the corner
of Wood street and Fourth ave
nue,. we have then named the Com
pany and the place; the convenient place,
the perfectly safe and reliable Company.
We have only to add that unto laths time
to Insure your-life for the sake of your
family, now, not by and by, next month
or next year, death Is certain, lite is un-;
certain, it la a duty to insure and now le
the time to discharge this duty.
Among the Juvenile population of tto
Twelfth ward, one little Eddy Connote,
rejoicing In the weight of tome tan
years, occupies a - :prominent poliltion.
Eddy Is his mother's "own boy."
Nothing remarkable In that. Nobody
thought he was her little girl. She
dotes on him. sometimes with candy and
sometimes with birch of s slender and
pliant nature. Imagine her oonsterna•
den, then. yesterday, when she heard a
vile threat issuing from the lips of Mrs.
Jane Wilson that be was "II brat," and
that she would "yet knock his brains
oat." Some -people wouldn't have
thought of that; ho;
Eddy omoldn't live
without brain. Some people can--or
seem tcsthey ** a hibte any evidence
of the poseession of such a meal appen
dage to their eorapodent parts. Eddy's
' mother was veteihy. She so expressed
herself. Mrs. Wilson didn't like bar
' way of stating the case. She posttively
and
forcibly maintained spilffcrent view.
' As a coneequence Mr. Conoco hasn't as
large a chignon, natural or artificial, as
she had. The interview between the two
ladles formed the bests of two informs•
Clone before Alderman Tayloryesterday,
one for soretylof the peace, soother for
summit and battery, Mrs: lionnees prose'
cutriz In both cases, with Mrs. Wilson as
defendant.
• The magistrate has limed the neces
sary papers toward an Investigation and
settlement of matters.
De--..------ .
Mr. litre sad Om betted rand.
PrrlssUlia, April, 10, 1870.
EDITORS GASSME—I 1011 by to.day's
papers that Mr. Craig. a member of the
Central 'turd of Education, iaserted
that an far as he could:learn the bill
which said Board bad ant to me to pre.
sent In the House of Representatives, at
klarrisburs. bad never been reed in
place by me. In Just Meta myself, lam
constrained to say th at I did present t am
constrained
soon alter It mu sent to me. It was
referred to the Committee on Education,
of which I wen a member and at my
solicitation wan reported member.
mid Oss
mitts°. lt was on the Speaker's table
and about to be reached on the Ith Inst..
when the
day I t
This was
the earliest day It could be considered,
and the only one, as 'very Meuse bill
his to be In the Beasts three full days
before that body can 'act upon It. This
bill, with many others; felled for want of
time. I gave It that consideration Isles
to every other bill my constituents did
me the honor to entrust me with.
• z___Jous a. Kans.
H. EL Schulte mode Information hefts
the Mayor yesterday, charging William
West with larceny. t3cluilte is the pro
prietor of a gun shop on Tenth street,
where. It le alleged, Weat called and
stated that he wanted to purchase • gun.
Mr. S. was engaged at the time, and
I direoted West to go to the rack and
examine the guns. He did so, and in •
few moments left, saying he could not
find one to suit him. A few niomenta
afterwards Mr. S. dineovered that a watch
which bad been having on the VP reek
was gone. He started in pureult and
overtook West at the corner Of Liberty
and Smithfield Weeds, and calling so
officer had him arrested. West WU
taken to the lock-up and smirched, but
the stolen property was not 'found in his
comeasion. Re was oodimitted to Jan
for a hearing.
Landlords have many advantages oyes
tenants, none the least of which la the
dreaded warrant, with which these gen.
Doman are generally armed. Unhappy
the alight who tlndi himself menaced
with one of these legal alltictiona. The
tenant, however, bee a few advantages.
If he be the atouter•man he can fel
calm sattafsettou in being able to enj ny a
temporary revenge, sweet alt is brief.
Patrick Klncey made use of that preroli•
attye yesterday when approached by tits
landlord, the gentleman who controls
the destiny of gplarte's Wart. It's a bad
way, to pay rent, thpngbrto Kick a land•
lord` down stairs. Petrick will eventually
Ind it so, as Alderman Donaldson has
issued a warrant for bib arrest ibr so
doing.
♦ Freda= Pate
Bargains In Bats Sod Caps at Fleming
di Cos Great Representative Home,
130 Wood Sue" -
.
The spring weather has fairly set In
now, and every ocS elicruld know where
to find the latest styles of hats and cape
at the lowest prices. We can speak
confidently of the superiority of the
stock at Wm. Flemlog it, Co.'s great
repralentative hat and cap house. Ii has
every variety of the latest styles and the
goods are sold on in average of 15 to 28
per sent. cheaper than any other house.
The clerks are always obliging and own%
tam. and no misrepresents , ione ere
ever allowed to beenade. We advise our
readers who whei to purchase bats or
caps, , wholesale or retail, to visit—this
Imffing establishment.
The Commercial Bank—Opening To-thiy.
_ We take pleasure , this morning In
directing attention to tke advertisement
of the "Commercial Bank," No. m
Fourth avenne,.(Englitth's block) an In
stitution in which the stockholders are
individually liable. It opens today for
the transaction of • general banking
business. and we arc
sure that, under the
management of the able and competent
gentlemen who have been elected es
be
officers and directors, its effete will
so conducted as to secure the confidence
of the business community. and 4 large
share of the discriminating patrows of
our people. W. H. Everson, Eark., the
senior of the old established anFl high
standing firmof Everson, Preston &Co.,
pro
prietors of the Pennsylvania Foge,
has been elected President, a posit r ion
to which he will bring a large p.actical
business and financial expedienee, and I
an unimpeachable personal reputation
for boner alhonesty in all
ht
de bank Is
alings. I
Ills associati n alone With the
ample guar ntee of its security, and 1 ,
atrengthened as he ,13
. with a Board of
DltectOrsembracing each representative ,
responsible and prudent business gen- ,
tlemen as Messrs. Alex. Estee, A. H.
English, W. 0. Hughart, Jactib Klee,
John Lindsay, D. S. blacrum, lohtv
0. Philfips, and B. F. Wilson, I
the badk. cannot fail from the I
outset to secure position equal.l
to that of any of the older eetablished In. I
stitistions of "Miller character. Mr. Wit
liam.C. Disarms, formerly of the firm of ,
Hallman, Rehm & Co., and latterly con- I,
nected with_tbe American Bank, has
teen selected as Cashier, a position. for 1
which he is In every respect c4able.
The bank will attend to making wile°.
lions on all accessible points in the
United. States and Canadas, will allow a
liberal rate or Interest on limo deposits ,
discount at rear:Gable terms and
transact business as to sender the fullest so
measure of satisfaction to patrons.
The counting room has been neatly
fitted up and presents a very beautiful
and rich, though not flashy appearance.
counters,desks and furniture
The counter
throughout are of plain oiled
black belck
walnut without trimmings. The
re' room is to the rear, separated from
tore' room
department by an orie
-1 Mental glass partition reaching half way
to the coiling. Elegant chandeliers, rich
carpets and fine furniture complete
attractions of this model banking room.
Altogether the new bank enters into.
competition for public favor imd confi
dence with older ointemporaries under
the most favorable auspices, and we be
speak for it a fair share of the patronage
of our readers, and hope it may prove as
successful and prosperous as its merits
warrant.
Real Eitate Tra/ISMS.
'Ll:he following deeds were admitHted of
record in the once of Thos. 11. unter,
Recorder for Allegheny county, Wednes•
day, April 13, 1870:
J.tbn Matte to W. C. Auridebseirk. Yob.
2.4, inn; lot 79 by It CO Centre et ooronek
of lattetlegriant ... . ........... . ..... IC-xv
Tees. Kerne to /Unbolt) rierbst. Cl
IVO;
lot 60 rt brairlo• pl.. Lower Ot. Clair to.
. .................................... .
gllge.,_V,r-Z,T,;:,lll*.rmlg:BZ - gfc . " ! " `?4
kleo• Ittr.l nosey hl6 lite. relit. April BA 1651; '
lot Al by 140 ft on Water St.. to. otter of Me-
Keener s ................................ 91 yet
30 . 0 0 :!1. 9 1Zey
.t 0.3006
...... . !anger, 21, MG; 7.i of
JlLT,°,,F.4'" . .;',% t o.t ,:iv f.t . .lriii , '. 7 . " AVe i t lsFl
City 111.100
Jo. B. Maitre I to Barret Y 1 4 4. Bard , B. 1 0 . 1
lot .0 by 111 ft on Li 41.4. 14‘.., Ariel/Pent ....41 .5.3
' lice or toerto MAI U. Brreter. Noe. 0 MB:
Ss sem to Plaza tv• .............. . ......... IK.B i u
cl.7.P.I:t':Al ° SlO g , 0 . 0 ;;te'1f,17.1 4 ,•,•.fffi1`r1 ,,,,
3::_T.-ii.`:'Ma,`,f tt - ;';;;;:ziv.:i1;;;;;;;;.:.
1683. lot WY try fir ft 41 Bearer avenue. All..
z")1; oll:g p I i T;;;;;-..;
0...";i—i.;;:.1 .. i; 1 ;: 3 •• i: . rI. '
~.q,.TI E2 :w 1 1 7:ea tes t t
Apti t l a t . ler.: . e tsreaolaz let lo the boaeryt
I!gr o o f
4:. .....
1570; lot 19 * ol 01 ft no 'etargaun St.. Alla ,
.. _
IC=
.
1170; 109 Aorta lo %von 10 44.31/7
A Ammon •9 al. to P. ter Eructs... Argil 1 3
1870: 1.,9,1 . 1 by 6019 on 11.00 Ards •11. y„, bortinign 1,1
, Loy DII Llll Own ...... .......................
Landlord aid TipalL
The Eight Thisg-LThe Right PLACO.
Mr. Anton—l Was lid by your favor
able notloe of Z. W. &Awns, mid h 7 the
.testimony of a friend who hwi dealt with
Mtn for more than a year.
to 107 for lx l 7 .
self the quality of the various kind. of
meat for widen d
hois celebrated. My ex.
either at
riea
hie stud is gOOOO f that seisms is
lar 78 Pittsburgh or 89
Allegheny Market, la, asyou have said,
• sure plus to get good, and only good
beef, mutton, °eves', cut and served
exactly as they •hould be. Try him and
be convinced. , DIVICIR AT NOMA
I TIT.
!Pier, Dermas* Co.'s ors= Al.
Meuse In reputation each day. It Is the
IMAM ale made In this oonnu7.
Adittlettal Warkets by Telegraph.
Btrrysto, Ari wit h Recei air cattle \ •
ao far, 3100 he , a verysupply.
The market opened yesterday a fraction
below last week. To-day the feeling
le
not SO good. and the market is easier for
buers. Abotit 125 car load. changed
hands. Fair to really good shipping
cattle are worth $7 25®83734. No really
prime cattle in market. Scarcely any
sheep bare arrived yet. Nominal rates,
fi 50q, 6 60 for poor to good stock. Extra
command higher figures. Ross firm at
t9@9 50 for shipping stock and $8
9 75 foat
r
selected. Butchers' still fed hogs sell
18 50@9. Run light but supply very
good for the season.
NEW Our sass, April 13—Bacon firm
er at 1234 ®1234c for shoulders, 1033i'c for
clear rib, 1734 c for clear sides. Sugar
cured hams. 1834©1934e. Lard firm: tierce
17340, keg 1731 c. linger: prime 1134®
, - 1154 C. Molasses: city refining rebelled
I 50®750. Other articles unchanged. Star
-22,X.
• The witn sewing nevi:dec.—Any
In want want of a sewing machine Cannot do
better than to buy a "Weed." It is sim
plicity itself. Perfectly reliable; durable
and has the greatest range of work with
but few changes of attachment. Said on
very may terms. Call at 116 Market
street and try a "Weed."
Spiel. Payment. Beseined.—The
sons of BraddoCks Field Borough will be
Plowed to know their enterprising Mir
abelli., Mr. B. Zimineimen, now midto
0312013110 to poy gold andis
lalVor
will s bought st
obsogo for all kinds of Rood
his store. Be bee • splendid ock of
spring goods which wiil be sold s specie
bards. 6
=am
The elpring Steck •
'Merchant 'Radar, at
avenue and Sixth a'
and complete.. Mon.
(tunes to preside at th
corner -of Penn
cot, is now large
.eur Donpolu con
. cutting. tf
GRAMS
BRIEF TE
!as arrlyod at' Ban
—Lady Franklin , i ,
Francisco.
—The English cricketers don't come to
America this year. -
—The Ohio Legislature has resolved
to !sojourn next Monday.
—Tho volcanlo Ceboruce near Topic,
Mexico, le In a state of eruption.
—William Stewart was killed at Nash
ville Tuesday night, In • drunken brawl,
by Alexander Young. colored.
—John Gilmore, late Metropolitan
policeman la Nashville, killed himself '
with a alio: gun Tuesday afternoon.
—Meitcan advice , state that pesos bas'
bees restored In -Chilms. It was ru.
mond that, General Vega had been cap- 1
tared. ,
—A. nitro glycerine exosion at Sing
Sing prison quarry, yester pl day, Mlle] va s
S ing
and dangerously injured two
others. .
—Bono Appall was murdered and
' terribly mutilated by his brother Charles
in Norm' Branford. Masa., Tuesday. The
latter was arrested.
' —Chose. L Lawrence. ex-Coatom House
Indenter in New York, has been held
' to ball, charged with smuggling acmes
' the Canadian border.
1 1 —The lion tamer Pierce, at New York,
Tuesday, was struck by one of his ant
', male, hie flesh lacerated and his shoal
' der-blade broken, but sou saved from
death by . assistants. -
' —The steamship America arrived at .
Ban Franciscoyesterday. from Chins and
Japan, with DM passengers, 1180 of
whom were Chinese. The news brought
Is not specially important.
—The Junction-Donee at the arosaing
of the Ohio and Miulaelppi and the.
Evanevilleand Crawfordsville Railroads,
near Vincennes, caught fire from a spark
from • locomotive yesterday, and was .
entirely consumed.
—The will of George Peabody was ad
witted to probate trauma county. Mar
sachneetts, 'Faraday. It abows that pub.
tic benefactions - hurl absorbed his proper
ty, except about 4110,000 in private
bequests to rela i ß in
—The stamp t of ex•Oollector
Dpulley, of the Twen eecond New York
rld, who abema y ded • few weeks
ago, bee been fully overhauled. and It Is
s stated at tbe Revenue Bureau at Wash.
lington that the account comes out cols
ready to • cent with the sauna of the
Department. Bailey bad, frem time CO
time, as much as $lOO,OOO worth °Memo
in hie possession. Nothing Is yet learned
of his whereabouts, and there does not
sewn to be much anxiety la to his probs.
ble capture by the revenue officers.
—The B e Louis Democrat m i les letter
from Acres Point, twelve below
that city. stating that the body of a men
was taken from the river Tuesday. upon
which was • letter' dated "St. Louis,
April 10th." and addressed "to him who
finds my body, " and front which it is'
evlrrent the man committed suicide. The
letter Is signed "F. F. Rsahleigh," and'
states an unfaithful wife and the forcing ',
of a files claim by the Treasurer of the
Academy of Mimic, of Cleveland, led
him to suicide. It deo states the writer
was connected with tbe editorial staff of 1
the Cleveland Herald and .Pfaindeater,
and also anteing a reran that his wife,
.Laura
Laura Respleigh, Carbondale, Pe.., i
should be nodded of his death.
—The New York East Conference of 1 1
the Methodist Episcopal Mulch held Ito
final session Tuesday. An excited de
bate
on the Book Concern troubles took
place, ending in no definite action. Rev. I
Mr. Booklet' charged that there was • 1
I disposition to 'Oppress she fads of the'
Irregularitlee lathe concern, and thought
( f a
the treatment f the gentlemen who 1
' composed the inority had been, very
1 discourtons. obareeterised the ma
jority report mitruthfaL Rev. Dim '
Curry and W mademshement and
excited speech a ageing% permitting the
matter to be di wised. The latter de
nounced the ro nority report as inflam
matory, and d such strong uprise.
alone as "belltrrement," in connection
with the course of the agitators. Dr.
Taylor compared the minority •move;
meat to a sneak, and said that it ought
to be strangled.
Ova Canadian friends see "blood on
the face of the moon," and think their
realm is in danger. This week - or next
has been set apart Aar a grand raid by the
Fadans—at least ,so the Canadians think
—and they are preparing to meet the
seem on the frontier end repel it. A
kontatal dispatch says the Goranor
knows the Una appointed for the nild.
BUSINESS NOTICES
The Mee Inverce Stilt for fraud in
examine groat excitement In Unalcia. It
warn young Int ntot marry ln bale.
ni but =. tilt bride U. Ile swears that she
made him bell T.' ahe waa but his own age, by
using Magnolia palm open her her, neck and
hands. roar youth. Me probably found her
elbows weren't oiulte na soft and pre.ty. Ought
Hagan to be Indicted.? We know or many stmt.
lar Caere. 7tita Balm glees a most wonderful
pearly and natural maple Mon. to which we
don't object. We Ute pretty women. To finish
tae picture, they should use Lyon's Kathalron
upon the hair. • With p arty chin. rosy cheeks
and soft. luxuriant Maces, they become irre
ge. t
oald
I=ll
GREEN—Wednesdayntar, AWL 13th,
ELLIE 11. daughter at mor
the late Edmond and
Mary M
Funeral will take niece 'nits arrant:Ws at
3 o'clock, from the rr Wien. or her mother,
Fo. IS Federal street, Flitsburgh. Friends of
the family are respsetrully Invited to attend.
UNDERTALUERS
JOSEPH MEYEB & SON,
lINDEIVTAIMIZS.
No. •a! PENN ETBEri
0.11 : 11.410 3 bar ruiaralit Furnished
00/71NIS and all rune.' Ysirr-Letactezt
seen rates. au?
iirEOTICIES—"To-Let,,, le,"
°Lost," Wanta," "Pound," "Beardinf,
die., not excealing FOUR MBEs, sod,
be'{needed in thew columns once foe
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS; :each addri•
banal Line FIVE CENTS.
TO-LET
TO-LET.—One 1100,1,wie h the
vOrlleie of three, 11)E Wseloontcn me
nu., All. gheny elm Rooms mew. One shame
from flathead !Oath., whom all tnlos stop;
emmenlent to street cam; rent low. 4-12
•
TO-LET.—A Fine SIIMMER
RESIDENCE with P acres of Itointid. tnn
booboo Orchard. Barden and PLSIOrt. owl
Otable and never-fa deg Pomp. enact.
Tootaing
12 room* and all in Grit -e tog ern,. within 4
miles of cal and A Erne' from 2 Railroad Sta
tions. Cot terms enquire 01E. J HUGHES,
110 FOUOTH eVENI.III, or JOS: BROWNE,
C elk if Courts,
TO-LET.—Destrable DWEL•
:4711 WUTERN AVENOZ. co
re, Ka - , water and Cattn roo
t 241 . WEbTEltd: AVENUE. or
Eogu're
tiroer,
uer ••• lr-:n -Avenue. ♦llegttnT
It • ent R3OO. —.
riro-LET. —ROOM, Furnished
or unforalt•bna. ',insole for a aestleznan a 'a
Weida' soon. 154 VW: ETU AVE. a
---
rpo•LET.-A DWELLING
• -to or elght rams and Bath o no..
•-
tuatt..anue.ntral. hrdulre at 477
.ntif
Penn 9t
two story BRICK
urczt,ttso eowalolog 14 rooms. Also.
large Lot ..111 . rostioqr Inn
. Latt..sl io rr o gt ,
f aTeTa th e g . * ApTIJ l a 4l ea - MOLT. Al
-4-7
TMO • LIM.— BOOMS.— Parlor,
OW, BOOM awl Kitchen. wide range. hoc
se cold water. au de. Allln good ore.r. For
particulars Is.qulre al. C. 31,1)1L'S °merry
Store. corner of Faunal Avenue end Liberty
Street. , 44.
•
•
street. hroond vra.4. Allr•tkeny. Cottle. tle
Neatmr, U< Sad wash Mom, do and
Rad. l ow. apply to
V. p. reicE.
Al El!mood: Alie.beni
MO-LET.—Brick Douse
Itoimis. Hall. Oa, Water. No. 149 Ma rk et
Orb Ward. •1 tabOol.
TO-i.6l—Orel Hansa of 6 Rooms- No. ISO
,son 9,1 via 11.
Middle a7,ims* Ooial „ 1 .,,
Alli.gbiny. the above inner* , t , ll a . 0
low •nd W>e••lon elven loimeolate , y.
,R CPt7
P.
II Diamond. A1.een...1.
4
T ° LET —A new f
gl HOUSE of
..soloir
rooms and IR arras 000nd 71
.tatloo. 7 miles torn Misr/arab. on the I'.
9
W.. 1 C. R. it., and F-01 low. lnyalre at 159
Federal tit , ..o,ll.rahetW.
IWOIRRENT.—The Three story
.12 BRICK W411E110 , 24 tu Church alter,
by
of No. - 1110 Wood ttreet. formerly occopltd
by Wm. Ilundorr k Co. as • Iroom Factory.
Inquire of W LANti &C.
2 No 111 and 114 Wood Mt.
rLET One good Store room
. DW EL L . , NU. Na. 4 3 tOtto &met 3
.rs from 111am•md and next door to Ft talent.
Wring,' Rant. Ore or the beet leentiOe• In the
alts, beat Moderate. Also, SI ltOttlto the
rear of slid store room. logotra of
otareloPo %%CARSON. VS tlhlo a' teat.
i LET.—A Tavesn Stand, No.
r ° Bo Third estate. Pmall Uwe , llaP on.
fifth aeeaae. Tire Residents on Ht. Wastilt.
too, Third avenue Hall. H-te*A sad oak. on
Startet street; Barnment No. IT and 19 Third
GAZZAH t co..
• Attorneys at►
Late,
96 ;If= avenue.
FOR SALE:
FOR BALE.
imos-rAuxi.A.rcer
No. 0110 Pena stree. lU4st.
No. 4 511.11:1 AVENUE
•
VOR SALE.—STOCK, LEASE
elore• The most Mistreat , location hi tee DlA
mond.
on
out to er ass. other hostsms.
Enquire on the premise. Mime seven ytara to
VOIZ PALE—Engines and 801 -
Z65, Now mad Second Hood. of ell Mad.
onstordly oo bond.
Orders from all parts of the coontrr promptly
executed,
. JAYE& HILL • CO..
Cornea Marlon Avenue and P.; 7. W. 1 C.
0 . 12 T. F.
Fos SALE.
Handsome Beck Houses on Penn Wee?
near 11111 b street.
9 Belch nooses on Bennie alley.
1 Belch House on 44t1 street.
1 Beta Roost on 43a street.
I Cotten House on Halo street.
1 Frame Ileum on iistn street.
A Lots 44 by ISU men on limallman street.
Lets ea 44111 street.
Id Lots on 434.11011. •
SOO clean Let. nets Bleared. '
nest House. and Lots sal I be sold on area
motatlem brine.. THOS. BILL lON,
apt Con. I enn and 334 streets
EOR SALERIIILDING LOTS
IN ALLYUNZNT OITY. — I o ff er for sale
l man dallgtorti: ounotoo rots situated in tbe
*gonna , ward, Alleg h eny. on Perrysville t o
Mood and Unsex rotor" adlololog the
Obeervatory groitods. Thera Lots are part or
Its and one-half ON) serer. A plan or these
Lora eon ha me at my store, No. tl7 WOOD
oTEILIT. The plan has alto I. en rteorded.
Each Lot is a front lot. fronting on Perryaril
road or otoorrotory avenue .1,0.114 feet wide
b .. 1 1 , 1 ff °M. TIC lots a re
AI Iv ' het. ?gat of the lAs areNold.
son dwellings have been emoted sirtadr • Per.
so de woos IA leave the low around. and
smoky eater eau berg Ind an oppOrtonltY. The
loOality le one of wale iron the two eines. and
bat four minutes'.eta lead of B
'4"
•Varirodf Z:alneirrandt'grl.Etr=sl:relOhe:
qtfa•
emu l teal': Tables low. Ejarevo.rmini.
No 83 Wood street, PAUttargh, or No. lOW's,
Avenne„Allegbeny
FOR .EL LEL
MAW MILL.
Toe most extensive mid subaudaVal San Mal
fu
rjtVairlaTo rtratielij,,":rin'e l o f 91 D
Water,
Plttaborst,, arab none Yards nod good
Water, Hugo 1.4 ..oat Yarn.
the Instaurements are on to ml ground on
edenurViltrg M ` ll .1 1g1,
dprtroe alley .0 raver beak DUO fact, with WO
Wet Meer landlog•
VALUABLE BHINOLE
Barount• from Ban XIII. ?travelogs V i rgo and
Boat n-
no watareFial,,grivamr.gaz.-ff.
Urreell root of Terenitnltent• street.
VALE/ASV E FAWN AND WILL
PROPY.ItII TOR IS •LE.dtltaated at 800
le. Balton, Panhand• Itallaor all under 1.11,1
"r":13.1V.M.:P. '44TlMprovement: art
::4=f!"lllll l „t d rig: 4l : 4 l iras*
era ton. Cottage lions. er d silt.2=pgr
t ar o dir"tutelp"the Tillar r s
...A coal I;...lnus.the :bort
9..20 • rue opoortuatr"crqro2r,N.7.
TUn t ...." , * 'kW"' 7""o4t%itertie.
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ALI:ULE O.IILIAND PROP
•
'V svcr YOB SALS.-100 ine r t fro on
eboeos at r e. by 1104 feat deep, attail . *
Boom of portico. 'nos ball. largo parlor, Intr.
bla mantle. dintng reom. Yltehen, lams
"""b"cetera arLngtrrealeTX; COh;u6.
Itt datable Iltexit:n..a%
=tauten I,ala traranill.B,txtlon, and .oaey
" '' "v of
is! 0111468 T AI SOB.
ay sixth mans. •
THE PITTSBUROII
VBEGXR
WORKS.
BALLOU & MIA S
167, 168, 169 and 170
SECOND AVENUE,
"WA. P•1ZZ,r,1111.2 Atli un 4":"
tioaluly c;l1c• ;o • •
EXTRA WINE .VINEGAR
.ST
WHOLESALE GROCERS , &C
__-
11ILWORTH,HIRPHR &CO.,
243 Liberty Street,
(Opposite heed of Wood Meet.)
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
ESTABLISHED BY
A. & T. GORMLY, 1812.
W. 111. 9011111 X,
WHOLESALE GROCER
No. 271 Liberfi Street,
(DULACTLT OAF, Imnan Rom.)
PITII3BIjEGE. PA.
Y. STEILS . d EITICZLL
STEELE & SON,
Consiniesian Merchants
YD DIALSIM IN
FI-A3kIIIZ,GatArN., Fr..V.13..&43
No. WI 0 . 1110 .IiTILEET, near E C.
ALLEOHENY CITY. Ps.
MEAsou & HARPER,
MODE. ORALS A SD PUODIJCZ
Commission_ Merchants,
No. S:ls LIBERTY OTUENT,
Couflanmenu• oll eite d
W. C. A RMS TRONG,
Meas. , to Feuer a Annetrousa
PRODUCE comoussiox maim,
o. Z6ltlorlcOt Eltraet.
myth •
L. 31, BLANCH
:Wholesale and Retail Grocer,
No. 396 - PENN STEISMT.
LITTLE, BAIRD PAT'rON,
whole ale Ororers, Commlsolon M erebantt
nod Dealers In Produce, Flour. Bacon, Cheese,
Fish, tarbon and Lard 011. Iron, Nalle; Glans.
,;orlon Yarns and all Plttabinrith Illanufaotures
tenerally, 119 and 114 SECOND STREET.
SlDaburgc.
JOHN , 111.. 1101161
1011 N I. HOUSE OROS., 'SOC.
•F• ac eessors to JOHN I. 0000 F. * CO.. Whole
sale Orocers non Contrulseion Merchanta, Corner
or .roltlineid sod .trrev.
rq . l . 7m7. rw=nl=l.
Li el V .:-
GRAY & LOGAN
Have reamed from . 89 118 - 171 AtBN99.
th Street.
SAMUEL GRAY,
Merchant Tailor,
•
r.x.zom.".. at
NEW AND FRESH GOODS,
f . dr Men' s wear, consisting of Clothe. Caestmeres
ert * o f a t t S t C 4 P 'an'setni w. t 557.1501 re:l'SO
make op as order in the most ra,blosable style.
kientlesnert deslring their Clot hie sr made to order
ate rely on bating teem made to their entire sat
lefactioa, hoth as regards style and quality.
SAMUEL GRAY
SPRING AND SUER STILES I
S. C. 31'11.1121160N. C. L. XVIILLTIBIUNG.
M'PHERSON &MUHLANBRINGL
Membent Tailors, No 10 SIXTH IsTREL.T,
tlate It. Clair.) WI have received • large and
well selected Stock or tar tees sod most fashloov
able Good. In our Sue • great portion of sehlcb
ate our own losportattos.
Feeling comadeut of tor ablltly to glee W 0.%
mtlalakron. we respectfully solicit tr cols an
early exansluatlon• of vor •toct of Flue Clutha,
Caesium, es,ve.ttere, *O.
McPLIEII6OS i MIISLLNBEII4O.
mule No. 10 BL i t street.
NEW SPRING GOODS.
I=
OLOTlith GASSIMERES. ret)
Jar. r--eoyed Ltr..YIRY rir.s ata:
Keze'ar.nt Ts.ltur.:T3 trtallMeld stmt.
JOHN M. COOPER & CO
Bell and Brass Founders,
HEIM, LOCOXOTITE k i.OLLIRO EILI
BRASSES
Made fromptly to Order
BABBIT'S METAL
Made and Kept on Hand
rropslaton and ganurneturers
Cooper's Impoveinaltuice Whee
STEAM PUMP.
(Mice, 882 PENN STREET.
foaadry, Cor.l7th and Itallroad 81xesta,
MRS. S. C. ROBB,
No. 91 Federal St., Allegheny,
•
Beton determined not to carry over any Winter
G000..111 voeitivelv eell, bele. Ont. f r tn.
next 30 doe,.
SUNHATS,
B► TL~~KTEa
HIBBUNS.
TEATfR•PB,
TgAYEd, HN~$,,
L►LAcLBe►27IIEEHC'IIS.
D CffY
" NAN. r d
CORSETS
I,m2iis• nosr
tlieultll L :B ia l iDe INOB
LADL
Fs ,
M
W
(1 le \Wain{ 5111,9.._ ITCHSB
ak 10
iN
14Ne., ac
venoms *Jibargains. pier
in et r ipir .
fore oartharing at NaNo. 91 Pi T.
•
fallorrni, •
r.
101111 r 11. n.rarenuoil.
ROM S. PATTERSON & 016.
1A413,..1E1 &21D
OOXIEU3BION STABLESi
COL BOURN. MEN LIBERI
ITS razusGit, PA
MEM
EOM=
. .
FULTON & MUNN,
13.11A.CTICA1. 1.1 ..IIA LWEIZUS.
GAS AND INTIAN P/TTSSID.
rillb *Tenney None utak Aire.A.
rrvisvirm. PA.
Lead Pipe. Pam Floac, TIVATIVI SlaYs,
Rath Tabs and Wage 4 teade. Dee Pape and
ttth n artr 2.s tlla r rxkv.irraivir t
ttted.lapel= erart‘Vistee and Kee= ROSA
debbtmrprenee' Weeded to,
EIRSONALe-All venous Wake
1.140 MKS& or Mamma:Nß La Baal Is
g m r. tr raVaigralnt
10514 NIG IsiagtvelassavalaLral
E rt. ..111 la = entr w r iwi kaN i Vo rr ega i gkaera.
Donn arA Vaal Estate Askau, No,
•
ENTS
WIVElif OrERA. HOUSE.
thrOtitfeigigrjlge"'"°"'"'" “ •
MASS SOLT.
ap.rorted by th i e l log v popular Comedian.
THURSDET EVENING. April 14 h. MO.
Harry all, sdaptatiun from U. J. BMWs
b."l""t7CtligarrigtrAtli. D. -
On. LA tiIIANDA
LTo ::::::::::::::::::::::::::: Harr)l.ll7ll:RTll.TNWniArcisio.
igr %tr a p s Pi ER & rOB Z
GREAT CIRCUS,
Open Every Afternoon , and Evening
1)tlit.11C0 TEL WYLIE.
MAMMO' ................. ?MA 95 cent.,
v. .
VW.. one of the beet thowi th the eoehtrf
ucct tin time prices,
25 CENT& 25 CENTS. 22 onNT2I.
otLlprts of tee
0 - 'N6W °yr N.
THE ART GALLERY,
With a doe collection of Para Atop, tbaproduo
lion of American and Tomlin rOlolo.
No. 231 LIBERTY 15:TRE
Opp Gotta tbs . bead of TirlWl sttlitt.
Open from 9 A. Y. to_tfLP.
AMIISSION
zpl,:v7s
INBI7RA.N
lUTIAL LIFE INSURANCE Cot
Of New York.
189 BROADWAY ,
.NEI IORK.
1 1511 1 gU:8VA
011121 i
- 181 retFPs ,
Tit'lc;767=.. wox-rouiravgAff.
t-- --°°" TILT 1.-
11411WAltil p;;
All restrictions
rd: rmu l
I.v re ACCT -
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t
t.ter:NY TYhRh: qiN, anneal
e Vreolone. and
NU ly.t . owideltele t z u
Parmetts on ant ela.s of
LtIAN ]there is PV ACLU
Vee . n isbZot t lE4 r t:Pa!lh`girth"Tro • ut
ahel there...her yield An Woody
the Polley holder. Ll . e.• Vie. sod_ eodgrl
policies are Issued:also, guarantee lute t pen
lee and Itlo.
LBnigtsitzr ii tac?,l -
vvv..shows to ene t
mlaun 04011 e
no
001.4, as:tte at11;11 wanted everywhere la
Western Perin li nt.
A. .rin.Litn. Mona
- 7Y ll'Odrd
rum
0 1811
IPISUNANCE COMPANY.
PIIILLIIPS BIILLDING ,
ss link Atria. /Mot new.
ITIVBBSTIVIEL
Ccapitad.A.llPaidlas o.
• nussornss.
PP l3 Ta'sa.l C l#.Pepirak" 63 &
Jaw Wire B. 11. , wark.m. lass. Au Bala.
'l'M"' BOBS Pli . . L ECNlMiblent..
ONO. V. JENNINee. oleo rmeidaa -.
JOl3. T. JOHNSTON. Becnatarr.
Cave. Li b e r al 8138. oluvi
hall
lamas on Term. on ail Irma
and shrine MM.
EtHINIALFCE COW.
I , ZWI: WE Wia l r e ,
Pres l idazU
Omen.aTr. itrAßAgaiVti"..tta". AS
111 Water street, Mint ♦ I C 0 . ,. Var..
Wu., nip Mira Flttabe nat.
Win In:are mat= all - kin& of Irlsii Sitil. ye
Nue Wats: I. home Inatitntlon, manta+. by 1.•
rad tan who ' art " ." dete ."n
rsallonl im'nn' br Pro%lt th tn e etl ec r duitterV.=
silty to maintain the etataetin ',hien the: h.ll
assantod. as offering the but proteCtlen W PLO.
who desire to be LawaZed.
D1Z0G.0 33 :
ilezzadat Illatta. Jean R. KeOzas,
R. X.U.N., Jr..
JAZIPABIr-iiekry, ° lna; B. Snap,
AleLarprlar Jen Itrkpattlaza
David 1117 .7 t f•=r..
D. DAM. - , , , 11110
NATIONAL
INSURANCE COMPANY..
Cor. Federal It. and Diamond, illeskin.
SZOOFD B►TIO9►L RASH
W. W. 11EARTILI , Presid
ES iniS •
JOHN }MOWN E.O a z
rw e l ry. ‘
J/kkIT.S M. STE
zaallETO:
J.&
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INDIERINITT
ALCULINST LORAN Vi fIItTL
MUSLIN INSURANCE -CO.OF PHILADELPHIA;
077101,13.1 1 1 Cri u NlT:osair
Ka
DTILICTOM.
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TSelbTirrTaf g . h r
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A:inumnsu rig:Am.% -
Nortb West conker TIMIS add Wood Weis+
anorw.
PEOPLES , INSURANCE COSI.
POT.
S 9 TIVTU AVENUE.
OVIMIL CCELKLB WOOD• MTH WM
• 11094 CfrSCI:SIT....q3II•MV. 1nEY41111.15011.
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75. t e e r PiaTa t •
eaxv..los. 'secretary._
A LLEGAIENT INSURANCE
tfkllrarei ?ITV 737311311..
lamina age.: all MAU of rim sad
IRAN
TOlNEWElfetl'a, EI.N
eat.
U. 0. DOM:IMM. mcrutary.
CALM. WIZ. lel Ti. fiat Meat.,
deLi.MgaO. B. 7» /ahaataat
Q. lia.my, • Hobert H. Davis,
if in.r.d. Wiens.
Ch.!. O.
H . T.101.C.W...
oant.. W15.1).4.1.. T. H. Nen..
WINES. LIQUORS. &al
WAGNER'S FRENCH CORING,
The Very Best to the Milted States.
MANI:I7*CM= BY
WILLIAM WAGNER
981 Xorth Seventh Sired,
•
Itefinesecr-All ta• hours In Mr.
4_sp tna -1"1"111.
SCHmenarq FRIDAY.
pri-rmxtrroß. Va
1114 HANES, EtIN,
1/11101.WIALK DICAII2I9 LE
PURE RYE WIR310318;
409 21=2/' STREET.
Wave Removed tot
NOS. SB4 AND SSG PENN,
Cor. 3L/eiraatN St.. (tor....erly 01=1.)
TOSEPII B. *lawn a €O., •
!'" Su m OS, 197. ISO, in, ras not iss,
razor ovary. Prrreannum
waniunttsmas w
mon MUIkAI Dare itn
aim oe
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