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UT! AND SUBURBAN
Otßee Rooms for Beet.
Three floe rooms lo GAzyrre
; .Wood fltor, fronting on Smithfield street
rod Sixth avenue. Marble mantel pieces.
lister and other conveniences. Tbese
rooms are Very desirable and Will be
44.6:11 It, to snit parties wishing to OE
cu P 9 th 8132. APPIy at COlibting ROOM.
To-day L °Cod irldsi, fit* rebltdry
" Annie smart. aged nor yesra, 7 ,kattgli
ter of Hamilton Stuart. of Washington
t Pa.. we. arowned yoeterday morning a
10 o'clock. Pa llet:dors not rooelcid.
1 . Valuable Property for Pale—ln to.
day's paper a valuable farm of eighty.
five sores of coal and farming land Is
offered for sale. Bee advertisement on
drat page.
TY Freehold Beat and Building As
} aocildion- aria keep open to-day the
counting room In Engliah'e block on
Fourth avenue, f
Are: payment o n e ge'LLT"u" . of the
, Elders Ordained.—Woduesday evening
Dinar& David Dino. and James U. Mo.
Come, recently elected. elders In the
Rlshth U. P. Church. Sixth ward, were
duly ordained, Rev. John S. Bands all
: elating.
• 'Literary—The Literary Society which
meets at Stewart's Bchool Home, In
Findley' township, will' rive a grand
closing performance on Monday even
, Mg, the 18th Met. A. rare treat may be
• expected.
Platriasoulal.-01ris and females, gen
erally are advised against responding to
1 matrimonial advertisements which may
appear in our own or other journals In
L nine hundred and ninety-ntne cases out
of • thousand - they will be duped by
'l practical jokers.
j We have now one hundred and four
teen answers to the mathematicalprob.
I!
tern published yesterday. But few aie
correct. We should Licata hear from the
: - professors of our schools and colleges on
the subject. The question is not unwor
thy their attention.
The _Beau Ideal Scarf in the latest
London style is a very pretty and novel
affair. It can be worn with the ends
thrown back, exposing the shirt front,
or with the endscrossed and secured by
a Scarf ptn, answering the double pur
pose of a tle or scarf.
By reference to oar advernaltm
mans It will be seen that Hon.. &Swell
Errett, U. S. Assessor of thin District,
gives °distal notice to pec=ans who have
soy appeals to make in their aseasaments
that be will attend to them on the 19th
lint. See advertisement for particalara.
•
• Doe Crealt—lu our notice of the ells
gaol counter*, .helves, and dcsks In the
new Commercial Burk n u Fourth even.
he, we faded to observe that, they were
supplied by hissers. Wm. Boyd and
800, a:tittle mendicant In theft way. who
have attained-high geputaUon for their
Workmanship.
Cammbistous RemeiveM,— The following
commissions have been received by the
Recorder. for the following netted gen
Semen as Justices of the ',Poem: Beaja.
min McClain for toe borough of Allen
town; James Suter. for the borough of
Allentown; Wm. Rill and !Ismael Glass,
for Roblowtitownship.
- The warm weather gives warning that
winter is over andthst lighter clothing
must be donned. 'Nowhere in the city
can a better asaortift at more reasona
ble priors be mita! In men and boy's
Clothing and general furnishing !taxis
than at tiding, Fel anebeo 4 Clo.'s bead
quartena No. 121 Wood street, corner of
Filth avenue.
Wm. Keys, an employe on the - Pitts.
brush, Coln El I bus and BCLonle Ratlwa7,
Iciattemptin g to put baggage on • train
at Baal I ey'a station, a abort distance west
of tenbenville, on Wednesday, slipped
under the train and had both Inge shook.
ingly crushed below the knee. One of
his legs wid have to be amputated, and
probably both.
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Greed' sale of Furniture and Car pet..
..
—The superb furniture , f Mr. Goes residence on resin avenue, Allegheny, will be wild on tturclay (to.
mcrrow) at ten o'clock , ousekeepers
will find a rare assortment of first clue
farnlttire, carpets, bedding, - &c. An
Also, sleigh, carriage and names. A.
Leggett', Auctioneer.
- W bent to get out Tem—With pleas
ure we refer out' remit re to the Family
Grocery &urea Jobe A. Renshaw, cor
ner of Liberty and Ninth streets, for
pure, unadulterated teas. Mr. Renshaw
advertises that he has Juat received a
large Invoke of fresh Imported teas, and
will sell them at the very lowest market
rates. Reads of families should try this
house. and, see If we are not correct In
saying he sellaJ ust what he adventsee.
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v ~.' ..k
Western Untversity—The next termed
this prosperous institution will nem
aIOtICO Monday the 113th Inst. The peo
ple should understand that this is no
private affair to benefit an Individual,
and which will end with Ids life.
It Is
In the hands of trustees who manage it
for the good of our does and country.
Generous men, too, are sustaining it with
their money. It has now fifteen profes
sors, and the very beet advantages of a
business, preparatory, antennae land
oollegate education. The law depart.
meet will be open next Comm.i
MI
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NE
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Pereseal.—hletters. Alexander Crozier,
Vice President of the Board of Water
OCKaintaslonelly and T. J. 'Whitman,
Ode EogLneer of the Water Works of
Bt. Lords, are In the city stopping at the
hfonotortheht Bowie. These gentlemen
were conspienotui In their attention/ to
the delegation of Allegheny officiale
who meanly visited that city on a tour
of Inspections, and we trust their brief
stay in the town may be anjoyable and
pleasant. They come hither to Inspect
portions of the leviathan machinery now
being made for the new water work, et
Bt. Louts by the Fort Pitt Foundry.
;Is :,x
The hollowing gentlemen have been
appointed 0, committee . In conformity
with a reiolution passed at • meeting
held on the evening of the 9 th inst., to
take measures to obtain a market house
Itn. the Twelfth. Fifteenth, Sixteenth,
Seventeenth and Eighteenth wards:
Twelfth ward—Maurice Wallace, J. X -
Melifelvy•
Fteteenth-4. Pearson, Samuel Cent-
Orel&
kfixtemit4—James & "Devlin, W. H.
Bari.
Serenteenth—John W. Riddell, Edward
Davison.
JEVALecnth—David Kirk, John Mo.
Mast..ra. •
And are vs:pasted to meet at the office
Of Thomas R am* 930, corner Thirty.
third and Peen streets, on satarday
evening, at TX . sc. , for consultation.
Z. WAINWRIGHT, Chairman.
Fire this
Mleratag.
Thle morning, about three dolook, a
°maple or pedestrians 'walking along
'Grant street, near Seventh s. dis
armed a bright light in Onckert Aeon's
'planing mill and box factory. Tbey
' bounded an warm of ere from box
81, and with the pollee broke open the
door, whim the wood work Routed the
"Planer" on the second floor war fond .
ablaze. A few moments more and the
building would have been in ilinnea„
They succeeded, however, in extinguleh.
ing the flumes woh Wickets of water be
eline the arrival of the scenes. From all
appearance diarys the fire was the wark of an
incen. •
ROSBEEIN
The Demi-Monde •s Detectives—A tifDe
stare Raritan:sd,
This morning about ono o'clock Lieut.
Palmer was approached on Smithfield
street by one of the demi-amide, who
stated that she had observed a man eon
es,aling a large box In Strawberry alley
near Cherry. The Lieutenant acted
upon the hint, and in company with
oMoer Richard Moon proceeded to
the place where they captured • roan
- standing guard over a counts of bones
and a large basket. Egatoination re.
waled them to be filled with new. boots
and chose. The 'officer thinking he had
oonfederates, kept him quiet by garroting
him with a loaded revolver, while they
waited. They only waited a few minutes
When two other chaps hove in sight
Tao whole three were seised, and together
with the booty, taken to the lockup.
Rote two of them were recognized
saJames Mason and Thomas Herunan.
The otter was not known. The boxes
ban the marks of Fred. Ying,lolBmith-
Geld street and toe in
aboanal tha establishmeanbseqnt toexamr
hae been
burglarised to a s un
Theamou,, greater extent
or e
d rose 'Qui not b latillElh•
Sad sway. bra doubting th Drone .•
will be turned Op. e wth ti - ava rt- a
belu tlig Oda morldsig bilfbre—e4the Mayer.
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CITY COUNCIL.
?arson. D. L. Remits: Cistern, Hare,
S law meeting. J ones, , Joneil ler, s, Kohn., Lens, Menem, Mitchell,
pe Wore, Mossy, McCoy. Mcße/rY,
Reales , H
A. apecial mee ting of the Select and . H. W. Oliver. Jr., H.W. Oliver,
Sr., &Welter, 'Schnolder. Illanwrft_ Sal.
birth, Reitz, Shoat; Sons Smith. tines
. ,
was held at the Council Chem. then. Snodgrass Verner, 'Wallace - mid
ix , nth:
t 'ommon Oaanclia of the city of Pitta• .
ben ,
• city bonding, yesterday Thursday, President Tomlinson.
A .....4, itch ISTO. .
rttaLisiliralatEs..
-..--- select Council. The clerk then commenced the reading
mewl. Ora of the minutes and had dispoeed of
present-- newts Aiken,
about ono page when,
Bissell, Brown, Bargwin, Mr. MaKeivy, moved to dispense with
the readings a) Cetmells had a great deal
lin, Duncan, Edwards, Fri'
A a r a ms . t , roi ne 'lf;
of business be . ore them and were pressed
,• Hartman, Herron , Isaac
day, Gros •
. .. for time. Carried.
Ken s ,. - v, Kirk, Laufman, Lidaeli, .
Jones,
The Prealdent—Tnis is a special meet.
'Mad], Lloyd, Morrow, Murdoch, him , Ing called at die request of the le
' mmit
al E ~, s t. 'eMahon, Rafferty, Rees, tee on Fire EMI! nes and Hose. If they
ray, ,
,Rosh. Schmidt, et , eley, Shipton. Too p
~ m _ . have anything lo offer, we are now ready
to consider it.
aon,lght, Z. Wainwright. e.
eel'. Arthmat, from the Committers.
The ni t ha . of the proceeding meeting called up the ctation" laid over at het
were read and approve. ed.
meeting., i.e ', h ats
in 'the proceed-
Mr. Jones moved tbs . the] Tto p aner was read by the clerk.
rules be sus. logs
It authonsed. IConnella to take posses
pended in order to talt_e___ElP bust. won of '
other the Fire Department apparatus;
nem. Adopted,' . pay to Meet& Phillip. and McAuley
The l n a i rmaa presented several pall- the amount lid out by them, and as.
Bons for the red. - tenon of bt'llinee tag • same all in deb °dooms of the companies'.
Referred to the F inance Como:date with
_. vier crs.wiemoturio."
power meet. •
Murdoch pros ented a peiition for Mr,. flitas-I move the adeptton of the
dm opening of RoUp ,'treat , atoompany- re r„ . .. , T..
log which was an ordinance providing . .4azzam-.I move to consider them
acruds t s.
for the same.
The petition was recall rod and the or. r. hlm
•
M C • e
. . Chalme rs - Mr.' • President, I don't
nanoe passed.
, bel ieve in 'Wonting any each remota-
Mr. tdcHwen, a resolutien for • fire ti, ": 6 - Some ofthe engines are not worth
plug
on wetater
avenue. R eferred tn :heir weight In old loin. We are not
Water Committee. reedy to go int° the pawn-broth:lg busl.l
Also, a remonstrance against paving nevi yet. - I
'
Catherine alley. Referred to' Street, Mr. McKelvy-I move that the Dream.
Committee.. the and resolutions, as read, be indisffia.'
Mr. Kehew, a petition for ages lame hely postponed.
on Webster street. Referred to tie Om Carried.
ekimmittee. Mr. Arthur. now called up the ordi-
Alao, a petition for a continuation of nance levying a tax for the maintenance
water main on Webster avenue. Re-
of the Paid Fire Department.
ferred to the Water Committee. The ordinance was - read by the Frei-
Mr. Liddell, a petition to erect a .dent.
-
wooden building on Twentieth street.
Mr' oM r
an rose to a point of order, -r
Referred to the Committee on Wooden t' l • sting that the law only gave Councils
Buildings, 1.....wer to levy a . tar when the Depart-
Also, for privilege to - erect a frame .% it was organized.
"table on Smalltnan "trete. Referred to Ti. .0 point was sustained by the Chair
the_Committee on Wooden Buildings, and ,the ordinance ruled out.
Mr. Herron, a petition for water main TEES Flair BILL. • ' -
on Webster avenue, from Elm to Kirk- Mr. ..\ rthuraLMr. President I have ,
Patrick Street. Referred to the Water purparen an ordinance for the creation of
temmittee. - a Paid Fire partment. It is the
Mr. Jones, a remonstrance against the essence of those governing the cities of
grading and paving of Madison street. Cincinnati. Ne York, Baltimore and
Referred to the Road Committee. Boston, and con Y e
the best rest/tenons
Mr. Schmidt, a petition fora change of of timm conn. to
into one.- The
grade on Liberty. street, accompanying gentleman then read the ordinance.
which was an ordinance providing for the which comprised ten see dons and was
Berne.
quite • lengthy document.
Petition received, and both papers re- Mr. Snodgrass- Mr. President I
ferred to the Committee en Streets. • would just sak lf this ate a "Long" bill
Mr. Thompson, a petition of T. P. or the bill prepared by the Committee.
Weise At Co., asking privilege to be Mr. A.rthura-lt is preiented by the
appointed to remove dead carcasses from Committee. '
the city. Accepted. •
This. bill, Mr. Prealdtmt, has been pre.
Mr. Rafferty, the pennon of Jeremiah pared with great care, and I hope it will
Eledaltan for privilege to put down go through. My learned friend tdr:Mor.
a vault on Wylie street. Petition ao- gan will °ldiot to it. He willmiy- .
maned and a resolution granting the
• privilege. Adopted. ma. MORGIAW OBJECTS.
Also a communication from Dr. Mc. Mr. Morgan -1 object to that, I don't.
' Meal tendering his realgnation sea mem- need any one to tell what I've gut to - Bey .
' her of the Select Council. Accepte d
. un it. ( Laughter .) •
Also, a ;solution hastrucUng the Mr. restdenhe gentleman will
Mayor to issue a proclamation calling a cobline himself t r
othe bill.
special election fur a member of Select Mr. Ariburs-Well then I was just
Council in the Fifth ward. Adopted. going to say that no rational objection
A remonstrance against the construe- could be made to the bill, and I hope it
, tloo of a aewer on Sr.. Patrick's alley was will go through the branch and reach
taken up and referred-to the Street Coln- Select_ Council this afternoon. I will
mittee.
Bay more when Mr. Morgan
Mr. Gros s . presented the petition of Mr. Morgiurl-Mr: Preside nt ts I
objectthrough. o
Hallman It Co., asking fora reduction of that bill because_ • great deal or It is
business tax- Referred to - Finance Com• already covered hi-ordinances. I have
minim with power tout. a bill which I made this morning. I
. Mr. Aiken, an ordinanee appointing took the "Long" bill and went over it,
new viewers on the opening of Penn striking out and correcting, and I now
avenue. Nisei finally. offerer this as a sebatitute for the bill just
,Mr. Coffin offered the following resolu. presented by the Committee. [The Ken
non:
I.l,nan then read his earetitute. consist
Beaoloed, That the unexpended balance i
the
of seventeen seassis..l After reading
and the interest thereon be set apart as • bill Mr. Morga n said he offered
fund to pay off the indebtedness of the Ibis mil because he thought it a gluon
city and be considered no part of the better one. He thought . when the de.
yearly appropriation. partment was started It should be
• Referred to the Ordinance Committee maned right. He thought by putting it
with instrueuons to report an ordinance. Into the bands of comansaloners, the
' Mr. Kirk presented the following: making of it a political -machine would
WEERE/ie There hart been an act then be prevented. He did not favor
passed by the Pennsylvania Legislature putting the department - 1n the hands of
providing that Councils may Reduce the the Comnathe on Flirt Engines and
membership of Select Council one half, Huse. It moat eventually In that way ;
and that of Common (Monett without become political la every respect. This I
limit; and whereas this Legislation haswas prepared by a epeeist oommitte
been secured without neaps to the people appointed for the porpoise, and It
or Council; but clandestionly introduced tied been gotten up by nu aerwritera, ex.
at the close of the session before a meet- pertained Men in tire buil see and othrr.s
log of Councils would intervene to pre. a lter due coaeideratlon. '
vent It; theref ,re, Mr. Seibert-I do not favor the bill as
Jileselved, That we . believe that is presented by Mr. Morgan.. It isnot a,
change, le not sleeired by the People s a economical as the one pre, soled by the
Violatioc of the Original terms of Wow!. committee. I think we on. Vat not to go
Minion, and will be no improvement In in and errand all the money we can to
the Government of the City. new offices and such a
Resolved, That the Interference with Let tui run the de Ts;
e rrangements. tioncen.
and connoted changing of the Fonda. ically.
mental Lawn of the city by interested A member (sate sees)--what's he
Penis" la • public Reel. and We Pray our know about it. (Uttering)
Legislators and Governera hereafter to ThePrealdent-order, on:Mr,
m no -ge.
;make changes In the same tinier tleman from tne 14th ward les t th he e
door n .
requested and approved of by the repro Mr. Wallace, I move th at the bill ba
itentadves of the People
.in Councils laid over.
assemheled.
The Prealdeust-Which bill Mr. WM
- Reac h
d ,
That the foregoing reasons lace , Mr. Morgan's. ,
Councils hereby refuse their a pprovalWallace-Yes, Sr.
the act as provided in the same, and The President-Toe mcr.lon is to lay
Retipectfolly ask the Legislature to Qs- the Morgan bill on the 'able. All In
peal it at their next sesion• favor ray aye.
Mr. Murdoch favored the resolution. • The first vote not being satisfectory, a
Mr. Jona, also favored the passage of rising vote was taken, when the motion
the resolution. to lay on the taole was Isis
Mr. Eighther desired to know If Coon. - TEL ON Inr.L.
ell had any official notice of the Passage Mr. Cre -
H asa M r.
President, I '
egari•-ow .
of said bill.
Mr. Grou said that be had been at move the adoption of Mr. hiorgan's bill. I
Harrisburg during the last week of the Mr. MeKelvy-2Q. President, I move
n's bill g
that Mr. Morall be taken up and
session, end hearing of the bill, made . .
.•
inquiry coneerns lt. bat could not find considered seriat im.
Mr. Bachelor-Mr. President there's.
it or any one who could tell
Cum le
provhdorfts were. one thing about this hasinsina. At the
last meeting the Councils instructed the
Mr. Jones add that he had heard there
Committee on Fire Engines to prepare a
was a copy of the bill In the house wad he desired to hear It read. The bill was bill. Now, it strike, me we are overral
.
then read by the chairman. - big this action.
Mr. Morgan-No air. They did report
The yeas and nays were called on the
one and we have not aceepted it. We
ftrige of the resolution , with the (at .
lowing result; ayes, 36; nays, I. • can
offer a
sides
t-The badness Is reg._
So the resolation was adopted. The Pressubstitute.
Mar.
Mr ' Kirk presented a resolution $ll- . hir.Han,-Nowr Mr. President; before
thoriong the appointment of a commit
ing any farther, I think we ought to
tee of live to inquire Into and ascertain start o this matter right. The President
If any members of Oonnolle or oily OM- has ~„1 , „, that n a-,.. se, to also
oats had been Instrumental In having "-•-. -'• - we - power - ---
commissioners lest to decide this.
the bill reducing the representation in
Mr. Duff Mr. PrisMent. I caut't see
Councl=ed.
, anything In this Act of the Legislature,
- Mr ' r mooed t° lay the retie— that authorize us to elect even or nine
Hon on the table.
The yeas and nays were called for, emehtheeeheel.
with the following result: .yea, 10; nays, • • A LIMAS MITCH.
The question Mr. Oliver. Jr-Mr. President; that
then recurred on the bill from the Legislature Is as broad as a
resolution. •
business.
blanket. It covers the who ss.
Mr. Littell thought that Council had Lt gi v
no right to investigate the conduct Of beforees as more power thanes ever had
,
city officials Mr.
Mr. Morgan read a section which he
would not tilh ipam osauton
nt toid that the Investigation thought covered the case..
anything; es had no Mr. Moßelvv-Well, M. President
right to ask these gentlemen any limper- your decision wouldn't cover this oaao ..
'Went questions.
If It le a legal question, let na havesorne
Mr. Ores timed that Council would advice on-it. Let tie have the opinion of
not stultify Itself by the passer of such the City Solicitor.
a resolution.
The Clerk was then Instructed to se-
Mr. Brown thought that Council had cortslo If the Solicitor was In the Select
no right to enter upon such an invest'. Branch. During his absence,
gallon, He n thought that Mr. Slagle, or Mr. Caskey moved to postpone the
er dw up the bill had been ex- whole matter until Me next regular
tremely courteous in leaving the matter meeting.
I to to deelded by them. Mr. Hare-Well, then,. Mr. President,
Mr. Kirk called for the yeas and nave I call fur the yeas and nays on that ino
with the following moult; ayes 12; nays then, If we are going to . postpone the
28; so the resolution was /Oat. Minter I want to knew .who will be
Mr. Gross preened an act of Ammo- responalble for this delay.
bly, providing for the Improvement of Mr. Oliver-I second that tell. Oar
Pena avenue. property II going to waste, and now we
Mr. Grass read the bill, and It was then I should see who will be responsible.
ordered to be printed and referred to the , The yeas and nays were then taken,
Filutrico Committee,, who are required to which was decided In the negative,
report at next meeting. Messrs. Barker, Csikey and Miller voting
Mr. Rafferty, an ordinance authorising In the affirmative.
the Street Commisidoners to grant per. '-'l'be Clerk now reported the Solicitor
mita to persons to construct vaults under could not be found.
side walks. After the result had been announced,
Mr. Kirk moved to amend by striking Mr. Batchelor asked if It was to be m
oat the words "Street CoMmiesloners " deratood that the Chair had decided
and Insert " Building Inspector." Councils had no power to elect Commis-
The amendment was not adopted. "loners?
The question recurred on the passage The President-yes, sir; Iso decided.
of the ordius nee, when It was passed Mr. Batchelor-Then I appeal.
under a suspension of the rules. Tne Prealdent-Mr. Morgan has ap;
Mr. Brown presented a petition from pealed. The vote Is now on the appeal:
citizens of tho Sixteenth ward asking for The vote resulted adversely to the
' a division of- said ward, and asked that decision of the Chair. • • .
'it be referred to a committee ernes. The consideration of the bill was
Mr. Schmidt moved to lay on table. now resumed.
/nat
The petition we teen referred. Down TO - WORK.
Mr. Hen an a resolution i nt i mating Mr. Morgan now moved to adopt the
to
the Street
H.Comta
. ince, at their discretion, lint "Cif"" reed'.
pay to
Fond, the emu Beckett. out of the Street Mr. D. L Fleming offered to amend, .
or to 000. Adopted• making the number of Commisaiondm
Mr. Murdoch, from the Road c mixiit .. nine Instead of seven, the terms of three
tee, presented • reporter said committee , - to expire and as many to be elected
logthe of ' wa r" str eet from Ridge to kith complicated, and not ao liable to create
street. Also, an ordinance fe e e n nu i . confusion as the other one proposed.
and paving of St. Petrlck's alloy. - Mr. Chalmers -Thant just what I in..,
The rare. was aCeePted and the or. tended to offer.
&Mance aid over under the rule& The amendment was adopted and the
common calionctl. attaraust, section as read - adopted. .
An ordinance presented and Mi. McKelvey Offered
Sunnyament , I
meeting to the stection tzbibiting mambo
Common Council, at a previou o n . i I
was called op and tossed fi nally. wtoillei from Ming a Clommhedoner.
An ordinsnoe relative to grading itri. ok: l 7: al,oo doOttut. - I
Thirty second . atreset, presented anti L oma tar offered an amendment I
section making the Chief ,
passed In Ceonnon Council, at •• previous Engineer sot
meeting ',Mob iln Select Council, was Mr. tier nh ae oe ßeorotlV the Hurd.
referred to thedlitrest • Cotorolttes, was The Chief Engt-Pmed t amendment. ,
neer would have plenty
I reported back from Common Council, to do in attending te Mad ties pro perly.
that body adhering to former action. He must visit the D m.tmusat an have
On motion of Isaac Jones Select general Supenion o a ' if --- -- -
Council adhered to tenser action and play lileoretari. •• Hs could not
' asked • Committee of Conference. Mr. -hicKelvy thought the the Es gi I
In the matter of the petition of Thos. nest could sully do the work o f Ecoi
Borne relative 'ibr payment of balance neer and Secretary. He thought It
doe n or grading, BelectOoUneil concur- might be tried anyhow for one yea s ,
red la the sotion of Common Connell. then If the plan didn't work It could tail
Council adjourned. abandoned.
...--.......- Mr. Hare dlfferixi with the Ides, be
_
thotight the Emanate would turns
enough tech without acting as Secretary.
Mr. Oliver thought If the Department
wag te east 1180,000 It was necessary to
have a Clark or Secretary who. could
keep. boOkirproperly.. A good Engineer
andempuienced Fireman might not be
able to:do this. - He thought It would be
a good check t eu have a Secretary.
vole was On thiamand-
Omuta caguaelL
TAU branch we, called to order at a
quarter past two o'clock by Praddent
Toiametaort, when 61 1 4:Wowing members
Answered to the call of the roll,
Mom. Arthur", Albeit; Barker,
Berner, Black. Bradley, Oaakey, Mal.
mere, CreeersztiDlamoud, Duff, 'Edwards,
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mast, which was lost. The Original sec.
than wan then adopted.
The third section was then adopted
without debate.
THE NUMBER OP STEA3IEFIS -
The fourth aecrion wan road, when
Mr. Here moved to nubatitute six In
stead of seven steamers. The Depart.
went only needed elx.
Mr. Morgan explained that the section
prohibited more than .meven." The
Commiestimens could take as many less.
then that ea they thought necessary. -
Mr. Chalmers objected to locating only
one company. He wanted all of them
located. The neoplis on the hill needed
one np there. They should have some
location
Mr. Morgan explained that It wee es.
nodally necessary to have two companlasf
at least located in the out districts. Ttief
others could be distributed through the
city by the Commissioners to • the beet
advantage.
The eemlon was then adopted.
Section live was adopted without de
bate.
Section six was read when
Mr. Suodaraes objected.
be
He wanted the money to controlled by
Councils instead of in the bands of the
Treasurer. He wanted the surplus .to
be out at interest.
Mr. Hare explained that by the ordi
nano° recently paned, the surplus funds
of the Treasurer was put out at interest.
fund.
Mr. Snodgrass—But.thls le a special
Mr. Morgan—Nolit ain't; no more than
the Street fund, or the Water .fund to
Special.
Mr. Snodgrasa—Well, then,lf that Is
the understanding, I'll withraw the oh.
J.:tenon.
The section was then adopted.
Sections seven arid eight were adopted.
Section nine was read.
THE MEN,
Mr. Seibert objected, and moved to
amend it, by substituting seven men for
an engine and air men for a hook and
ladder company.
Mr. Morgan—Well. Mr. President,
some of the moat experienced firemen
were consulted on that point, and they
said the men were not, at all too many.
• Mr. Miller—Mr. President, / would
just ask if any man who ever aaw X hook
and ladder truck will say that six men
Is too many. What are they to 40 If a
three story building is on Bre and men
or. children in the third story Or the
garret. (Laughter.) Twelve meals not
tco many.
' The amendment was not emended and
the section wee adopted.
Section ten was read.
Mr. Seibert—Well, I object. I think
wine prevision should to made that the
"tire hove" can't tear up everything
I before them. I don't think they ought to
ride down everything.
Mr. Morgan—Well, the act Of Anato
-1 bly gives the firemen the right of way.
Mr. Seibert—l know that, built should
be regulated. I have seen myself an
' engine Icoalone and demolish the of a citize n,
and he had no recourseteam. I
don't think this ought to be.
Mr. Horgan—The Commlaalohers, I
suppose, will regulate all these little
The section was then adopted as read.
elections eleven, twelve, thtrtoen and
fourteen were adopted without debate. '
Mr. Hare thought section fifteen should
be amended so ae to give the foreman of
the company five or ten dollars more'
than the others. He had more responet.
built) , and he should have more wages.
Tne distinction would give him more
authority.
Mr. Morgan—Well, he's getting fro a
month and Lila lodgings. I think that's
I enough.
Mr. Jonee—Well, Mr. Preeldent;• It is
I well known that the foreman of a cow.
I Put) , Should be possessed of more ability
than the others. He houid be pals
accordingly.
Mr. Hare moved to mind by making
the Increase es stated.
Mr. keiller—Mr. President, we don't
take en ough notice or the hook and lender
rxtotnsuies. Now I think that we might
to pay enough to get a good man."his
comr.any eaves, the lies. of the people,
and the pcsition Is a reezionalbie
Air. Here submitted hia amendment in
writing, making the celery of the stud ;
r,eer sod Um fort man the same.
The amendment was loet.
The !section was then adopted.
Section sixteenth wee read, when Mr.
Dud' moved to strike It out. •
Mr. Morgan—Teat's the most impor
tant section to the bill. You most pot
this Fire ktaren Telegraph into the hands
of the Commiesinnerit. You can't make
toe department succeesful without hav
ing the whole thing connected.
It. DUFF INDULOIte IN "saansatt."
don'tMulM. this
I think
we need to put this in their hands.
Now it is well known that there is SOO
per cent. Mort-pollen .buslotwa done on
the wires than fire alarm business. Those
commissioners Might afterward say, "wo
don't want your police cosines over our
wires.. You'll have to put up new wires
and you may ute our poles if you want.
Bat we will control the wires." Then.
soon after they would may we want oon.
trol of the teen who striae the alarm.,
and the,, we'll have to give them control
of the police. Then again they'll be at a
tire and they will need something. The
water In the plug. hi not theirs.
They'll want a lease on that.
[vs , true some of oar people
pie drink the water, bat that's nothing.
(Laughter.) We might as well give them
the water works. I think we're giving
them too much power.
Mr. Oliver, Jr.—Wbat'a the use of
starting a man to work, without tools/
This telegraph lea part of the depart
ment., We must put it under the control
of the Oommiasioners. I have no fearof
their taking too • great liberty, as the
gentleman has said.
Mr. Morgan—Well, Mr. Prealdent, the
power that created the Commisaionere
can turn them out again it they don't do
right. Councils can do that by simply
repealing the ordhuuma. .
PINALLY ADOPTED.
The motion to strike out was then km:
and the section adopted.
The remaining section of the ordinance
waa adopted wlthotti-deoate.
• 'On motion of Mr; Hare the ordinance
was then passed finally ea a whole, the
rules being 'impended. as palmed, it is
as follows:
ENE ORDINANCE.
An ordin ance creating' a Paid Fire
Department for the city of Fittsburgh.
Be It ordained and enacted by the
Councils of the city at Pittsburgh, and It
is hereby ordained and enacted by
authority of the same.
tigc. I. The Cotuocile . of .t 1
he city of ,
Pittsburgh shall at a joint meeting
,called for the purpose 'elect nine I
citizens, resident of said city, to be
"ittsbuh Fire Commissioers."
I ( w hich rg
office ls hereby created wi t h the
duties and powers herein contained and
Imposed,) who shall form a Pittsburgh
, Fire Department to take and have as pro
: 'bled by this ordinance, control and Man
' sgement of all office's, men, Property,
I measures and action fur the prevention
I and ex rict i to tnguishment of ilreletwithin said
Dist be organized as herein pre.
tided, and to be known ea the Pittsburgh
Flee Department. Said Commisaionent
Shall hold the said °Moe respectively for
the terms following, to wit: three for one I
year; three for two years; and three for 1
1 three yearn. At the expiration of each 1
r term respectively, successors shall-bey
elected by Councils, who shall hold mid
office for the term of three years. Va
niacin In said offloeshall befitted by the
I remaining members of Raid department,
nominating, and Councils oottirming as
above. . Bald Commissioners shall be
subject to removal by the Councils of the
city of Pittsburgh, as Is provided by the
laws applicable to Um removal of other
city officers, which are hereby extended
so as to relate to said department, but no
removals shall be made until the Com.
mismonor contemplated to be removed
I shall have been served with /Teethe
written charges, stating the direllottons
complained of, and haver been afforded an
adequate opportunity to publicly answer
the same and make his defense thereto.
Bald Cmunleadoners aball not receive pay,
' and shall have power to beyond sell real
' estate subject to the approval of Councils;
, andprovided further tbat no member of
Councils shall be eligible to become one
of said Vommissionera. .
Sac 2. Said commissioners. beineeittal.
Ifted, shall meet and organize the "Pitta.
burgh Fire Department' , by selecting one
of said commissioners to be President,
and appointing a person to be Secretary,
whereupon • they shall possess and bays
all the power and authority conferred
ifotteorEcreosnr.,?;mianiy of lbs ojtoe,r4,
Pittsburgh. and 'to the seclusion of all
ouch othceraand such other powers and
duties In said city as are hereinafter con.
(erred. Fiveof said coniznissionerashall
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constitute a quorum for the transio
lion of busbies,
Sao, 8. Tole Bald "Pittsburgh Fire De
partment" le hereby empowered and
directed to ;Ceases and- exercise folly
and exclusively all the powers and per
form all the duties for the trovernmetd,
management, metntenanoe end direction
of the Fire Deparment of the city of
Pittsburgh, and the prattle's and prop.
arty thereof, which, st the time of the
organization of_aald Department, were
Peaseesed by the Vreunteer. Department.
or under the control Of B lards lett
Moors of the Fire Department of said
City. Cr °facers • or . employees of said
wri said powets end duties to be Mir
apsniFiredcasietinaftegjellbmwt.prmrealleTbdi...drimfteiff,nothdrhond:Otibendsdisopir
and
and all
other Maar and onicers sold
power in re
hallflorserdintn..mantd.cnifteynothf
gpitybuetmtstomaiteudxthargani:yi
lation to the extinguishment of dree in
Raid city, are hereby repealed.
Sac. 4 The Boatel of Commissioners
shall have full rower to provide, in and
fn the city of Plttsbergh, suPPIIM
horses, tools, implements; and apparatus
of any and ail kinds (to bo need in ex.
tiognithing Orel) and to provide suitable
locations for the same, and to buy, sell,
conatruot, 'repair and have the care of the
same, and take any and all such action
In the Prep: ll 9oe ea may he reasonably
necessary and proper. Provided, that
I the Commisalonera shall not have more
than sevens teamers, two home companies
two hook and ladder companiat, and one
fuel wagon, one hose company to be 10.
rated to the district known 'as Oakland,
and one hook and ladder company to be
located in the district known tut East
Liberty.
Sac. & The department ereby created
la hereby empowered a d directed. to
;pommel and exercise full and exclusive
Power and discretion f r • the govern
' meat, 'management, m Intenance and
.dlrection of the several buildings and
premises and property and appurten
common thereto, and all apparatus, hose,
Implement, and tools of any and all
kinds, which at the time of the appoint.
ment of the Commissioner" aforesaid,
were tinder the charge and control of
any and all city officers or °Biome of the
Fire Department in said any, for the rise
and benefit uf the Fire Department of the
city of Pittsburgh. An it shall be the
duty of all parson, and cent In posses.
Mon of any property , al or personal,
belonging to or set apart for or in use by
or for the Fire Department of said city, to
deliver the same to the possession and
control of said Pittsburgh Fire Depart'.
Merit.
SEC. 6. The Treasurer of the city of
Pittsburgh shall be the cmitodian of all
Moneys of the Department. He "hail, on
checks or vouchers drawn by the said
commissioners and approved by the;
City Controller, disburse all moneys
raised and need for the purpose of maid
Pittsburgh Fire Department.
7.• The Pittsburgh Fire Commis
!donate, the Mayor of the city of Pine
burgh, the Prealdents ot the Select and
Common Councils the Chairman of . the
Finance Committee of said Councils and
the Controller of said city shall constitute
a "Board of Estimate" and shall annu
ally, on or before the first • Monday of
January each year, estimate the e nul
required for the .sunport and malnto.
' nance of the mid Department for the
ensuing Seca! year, and report the same
to Councils, who shall cause to be levied,
raised and collected upon °statist, prop.
etty and all things subject to taxation
according to law within Said city. The
auto so at aforesaid required and estima
ted for the annual expanses authorized
br this act and the moneys so collected
chili be deposited in the City Treasury,
and placed to the credit of the Pittsburgh
Fire Department, all of which taxes
shall be collected as other city taxes are
now by law collected.
Sac. 8. The "aid Commissionera shell
provide such offices and Ruch buitinem
accommodations as may be requisite for
the transaction of its tutaineas and that of
Its subordinates In said city of Pitts.
burgh:l
Sic. 9. The said Commissioners shall
have power to select a Secretary. Chief
end Assistant Engineers, end as many
officers, clerks, firemen and appointees
as may be necessary, and s the same shall
at all times - be under the control of the
said Commissioners, and perform such
duties as any be assigner, to them by
said Commimioners, and Pity, be ie•
moved by said Commissioners. The
firemen and employes mentioned in this
section shag bo [elected as fir as practic
able from the active led honorary mem- ,
bens of
hCity the
P p i r t es beuortg F"r e
Pr e o p v a rdtem d. ent of
That
the Consualsaloaers shall not entRIOF
more than one Chief Enolneer , one Asp.
sistaut Engineer, eight men for each
steamer, four men for each hose company
and aix men for each hook and ladder.,
company; each steamer shall hays one
foreman, one engineer, one fireman, one
driver and four men; each hoes company
shall Imre one foreman and three boss.
men; each ho fo rem an,dder comPeny
shall have oneono driver and
four truckmen. _
See. 10. The aforesaid officers end
men, with Lehr apparatus of all kinds,
when on duty. - shall have the riht of
way at any fire, and in any hiway,
street or avenue. over any and allyvehl
else of any 'kind, except those car
rying the United . States mall, and any
vehicle,who Shall refuse the rig g
ht o f
way, or In any way willfully oretruct
any tiro apparatus, or any •of said
officer-a, While In performance of duty,
shell be guilty of a misdemeanor, and
be liable to poniettment for the same,
and be aubject3o a penalty not to ex
ceed fifty dollars.
Stec. 11. On and after the o rganization
of the department, all real estate, fire 1
apparatus, hoes, Implements, tools, and 1
all property of whatever nature then or
therefore In toe by the firemen or Fire
Department of the city of Pittsburgh,
shall be trensforred by all persons hav
ing charge °fire same, to keeping sad
custody of the "Pittsburgh Fire Depart
ment" (hereby created) and for the use
of said Department _thereafter. But the
I said properly shall remain the property
of the city of Pittsburgh, subject to the
public uses of said department, as afore
said, and for the purposes provided by
this ordinance. And whenever any of
the said rropertv snail no longer be
needed by the said department for the
purposes of this act, they shall dispose of
the some to the hest advantage, and ap•
ply the proceeds to the "Fire Depart
ment Fond."
lac. 12. The Department hereby two
ated may adopt a Common heal and
direct Its use, and may institute and
maintain suits and proceedings, (and
may pay any coats, expenses or Judie.
meats thereln,) for the enforcement, of
Its rights and contracts, and for the pro,
lection, possession and maintenance of
the property under the control of said
of sold Department, and all sums recov
ered shall be for the benefit of sold De
partment Fund. .
Sac. 18. It shall be the duty of said
Department annually to present to the
Select and Common Councils of the city
of Pittsburgh ato ll, the month of Januar
In each yea complete and detail.
ed statement of its expenditures during
the previous year end tout forth therein
generally the action of aald-Department
and the clmallilesUon and number of its
officers and men. The first report of said
Department shall contain a copy of the
Rules and Bylaws stet:opted by mid
Department, and the several subsequent
annual reports shall set forth all amend
ments to said Rules and By-laws.
Depa Say. rtment 11. It Shall
create be the d, and of the
hereby of the
pollee force of the city of Pittsburgh,
their respective omcers and men, to so
00 operate together In all proper ways,
and the said police force and this Depart.
merit a y respectively provide, for pro
tection gainst fire, and for the arrest of
all perverts who may, at or near any fire, '
commit or attempt to commit any crime '
against the laws of this Commonwealth,
or may violate any rule or rein:Hatton of
said Department, and on the First Mon
day of February Meech year the Ofiloers
and men saucer the control of the Pitts -1
burgh FY re Commlessioners shell be sworn
In like manner as the pollee force of said
city, and Incase of emergency, the Mayor
of said city shall have power and control
over them as be has over the pollee force
said ally.
Sac. 15. The said Commissioners shall I
not pay more then 81,200 per year to the
Chief Engineer, 8840 to the Assistant
Engineer, $B4O to each Forman of I
steamers, 8 1 20 to esch Engineer of
steamer., 11210 to each foreman and
dr' ter of each hose, and hook and ladder '
company, and 1720 per year to all other
employes designated as- men connec
ted with this department.
Sec, 10. The sold Commissioners 'shall
have sole end exclusive Centro! •of the
Fire Alarm Telegraph and all employee
connected therewith..
Sec. 17, That all ordinances or Parts of
ordinancee In any manner conflicting
with this ordinance, be and the setae are
hereby repealed.
In Sidra IN SELECT C
- COULKII / Mr. OUNCIL.
Jones moved
indefinite postponement of the matte an
r.
Mr, Kirk moved a suspension of the
rules and float plumage of the ordinance.
The motion prevailed and the er.
nano° wait panted finely. a
OTENSI BUSINESS TAKEN UP,
New business was then taped up.
Mr. Sims Presented the petition of
Thomas 13rysu for payment of .balance
due im. ItePrred to Committee on
h ewtn ith power to aot.
Mr. Chalmers. petition for grading and
and curbing Breed atrset. Referred to
Street Committee.
Mr.. Oliver presented the supplement
to the City Hall Commission act, author
!slog-the completion of the building and
leaning of bonds for additional funds.
He offered a resolution , coepting
the suinso
pplement as provided for in its
prOvisions. . .
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Lit Tut ..zateAvr."
ering the resolution, the gentle.
man said: Mr. P re sident—Tbls is a lega
cy which comae down to us from a former
Council- The City Hall IN going to cost
us more than we had anticipated. But
it has been commenced and we must
finish it. The lessee upon the present
city headquarters on Fourth avenue will
be out in April, 1871. and we must do
something to prom o now place
The building will be an ornament to
the oily when it la finished- I think we
ought to let the Commissioners have this
money. The money which has been put
in. ha. been expended properly, and the
Commisidoner has Made a full and Cor
rect report go that all may snow of this
nudter.
• MONILVT 'POR Alf OLIVER."
Mr. MaliCe Mr, President I
only want to Bay that I would like to
know boar long it will be before this
building is finished, and; how much
, money it will teke I don't believe the
1 mime , : now paired for will 'complete it.
• I think Ibis matter ought to stop some.
where. • I— . •
Mr. (Visor—Well I will just state that
If tbegentlernaa wishes to know how the
money has been spent, he can go to the
record for December—
Mr. McKelvy—Well that's not what I
waiit.
have all confidence In the gentlemen •
of he Commission, but—
r. Oliver—Well, what do you want
thenT—Mr. President, who has the floor?
The President—The gentleman. front
the Twelf h ward is out of order.
lN r. McKelvy—Why can't I sak for an
ex intuition?
11 r. Oliver—You did ink that, and. I
answered you, and will do so again:
look at the record—
kr. McKelvy—That ain't answering
ma You are going on again to refer to
old
11. r. Oliver—Well; if the gentleman
knows what I am going to Nay, he'd
beler take my place bare. (Laughter.)
Mr. President, have I a right to pro.
cee ?
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The Preeldent—You have the floor.
Mr. McKelvy (sitting down)—Well,
let him go ahead.
PRE/TEEMS AGAINST "CARPING," MITI.
C/SX.
Mr. 011ver—What I was going to .ay
Is this. The City Hall Is already corn.
mooted and partially up, now we must
furnish it. It has cost more than ,we
expected but the money was all honestly
anent. I know it is the fashion nowt'•. days to carpet every public work and
throw out Insinuations about the reckless
use of public - funds, but I hope this
Council will not lend themselves
to such meanness as 'that. The
men composing tide Commission are
well known, and would be entrust-
ed with any business by any man In the
town. Now If we are going to lend our
selves to Him scandals after while
we'll not be able to get an honest mau, or
any man who value. his character to take
any of our offices, or have anything to
do with municipal affairs. This City Hall
busineco, especially, afforded a theme
for a great deal of diecusaion. I think
the character of the men constituting the
Commiselon shOuld have been enough to
guarare It. Yet we hear further Sal.
dance than this. We have a report to
show here every cent of the money.
went. Now, don't let us Start the old
gc,d
cry ere that we don't know what. is
being one with so much money. Let
on the building finished.
Mr.. Mcffelvy—r think Hutt as Mr.
rl ,
Olive does. but what I want to know
is will this additional money finish the
builds . KT' I don't believe It will, and I
think Iwe should do something which
would curtail the expenses. That's all.
Mr. 1 1 1i:organ—Oh well, we moat finish
the building, coat what it will. Let us
'move this act and let the Commission
er have the money that toe work may be
pushed forward.
''-QUITE STEEL VINDIFAZED
. Batchelor—l hae a wor d to sy In
this Mr ma ter, which I. v
think comes In
properly here. I heard a great deal about
the *pending of the money, and among
other thing., that the Secretary to the
Conatuiselon was. receiving a salary of
from two to three thouaand dollars.
Now I thought I'd examine that. I
went to the books and exsmined them
thoroughly. I found •no chargs of that
kind there. I found everything, as far
MI I could tell about it, set of books, all
right. There's no use of euppresising the
name; all of us know that 'Squire
Steel. was the Secretary. I examined
the books, but didn't let him
know for what purpose. After I got
through I asked him, and he told me he
bad never received one cent for the
work. He had done It all gratuitously,
and so far as their. books ghee that is
their answer too. I think I know how a
set of books should bo kept. I make
this statement in Justice to Squire Steel,
who has been named In connection with
the Secretaryship.
I think this act should be approved
and the Commission given the money to
finish their work.
Several other members expressed their
opinion In reference to the matter, when
a vote wee taken and Mr. Oliver' p raw.
lotion adopted. The Act was then ap
proved by C. C. S. C. bad adjourned
before this action could be reported to
them.
Mr. Cameron, an ordlnanise tbr the re
peal of the wooden building ordinance,
so far Bathe Caine relates to the Sixteenth
and Seventeenth wards. Read three
times and passed. .
At4[011.5 PERQU4ITES.
•
The ea . a gentleman. offered a lengthy
ordinance ...ataining theatateinent made
by the Grand Jury In relation to the
iiereessiv,, pima" imposed by Hie Honor,
and aettink forth that as the Mike paid
more than any other In the county, that
the perquialtea attached. thereto ahould
be cut down, and the Mayor's salary
lined at $3,000 per annum. •
Mr. Moorhead—/ move the ordinance
be laid on the table.
Mr. Gazrarn—We have no authority In
the matter:
The ordinance was laid on the table.
Mr. Morgan, from the Committee on
Streets, presented their report, which
was rued nut .beeettle not signed by a
mderity of the Committee.,
RESOLUTIONS AND PETITIONS.
Mr. Oliver, a petition from residents on
Caaaett street asking that it be neither
graded nor raved, and that an ordinance
autborizlhg the grading of ttko street
from Bedford avenue to CHIT street be
passed; an ordinance repealing the ordi
nance was. also presented. ' Petition an.
copied and ordinance palsied. An ordl.
nance for the partial grading of the
street from Arch street to Cliff
atreot was also presented. To this Mr.
Morgan objected and alter some dl , .canton the ordinance was laid over
tinder the rules.
Mr. Miller presented a petition fora
sewer •on Almond alley. Referred to
Street Committee. Also, petition for
straightening North street. Similarly
referred.
Mr. Stine, a resolution for laying
flag stone crossings on Sixth avenne, at
Its Intersection with Smithfield street.
Referred to Street Committee with pow
er to act.
Mr. Mitchell, petition for removal of
Hay Scales In Seventeenth ward. Re.
calved and referred.
•
ATTILIVIION oorronvta.
Also, preamble and resolution asking
the Government to remove the arsenal
eatable of the city limits, and to donate
the game to the city for a public square.
Carried bye close vote. •
Mr. Oliver Sr., preseted a report
from the o
the Frankatown road, stating that the
company had agreed to aell the same, so
far aa It lay in the clay limits, for Rom
Referred to Committee on Finance, with
power to act.
Mr. Oliver, Jr., presented the report of
the Survey Committee , accompanied by
plan of lota In Nineteenth. ward and In
Shady Side. Adopted.
Mr. Albeit; a petition fora sewer on
Kincaid street. Referred to Street Com
mittee.
Mr. Lyons, a path ton from the Film
set Valley allway asking for the right
of way from Hand street to the Peat
taloa. Referred to the Railway Wm
mitts°.
The resolution from Select Council
authorizing the payment of 16,000 to K.
Bracken, was called up and discussed at
great length, which was finally cut °IT
by a call for the previous queation, re.
Bulling In the atEirmattve. Ttlfl action of
Select Council was then concurred In.
WEBSTRR AVENUE.
The City Engineer presented • report
In reference to the grading of Webster
avenue, between Roberta and Eirkpat.
rink street; setting forth that the total
amount of grad' ng neoessary to template.
the work would be 84.740 cable yard;
of which 29.872 bad already been done,
leaving 5,869 yet to be done.
In reference to the amount of filling
done prior to the letting of the oontreat
he was unable to report, la the estimates
were not all in yet. This did not enter
, Into the computation—not a yard of It.
There bad been a slight change In the
grade between Roberts, and Granville
streets The change begins at a point
191 50 feet east of Roberta alma and times
lot the rate of 8 63 feet per 169 bet mall It
meets the original grade at Granville
I street. This change was made on
the— recommendation of the Street •
Committee. in oomplianoe with Peti
tion of property owners. The rem
ments ware made before the entire con
' te a m was completed, by diredtion of the
Street Committee, who pealed a reeoln.
lion to that effect for the contractor. who
agreed nvo pa enue .
tso ve over the heavy piling
on h oa
The report was received and pled. Not
reached in C. C.
Council then adjourned.
Spring Styles—Smendld4k of Hata
and Caps at Pitmanlag & ce. , a, 139
Wald etreet-15 to 20 Toer. 'Cent.
Cheaper num Elsewhere.
Our readers should ' remember that the
great Representative Hat and Can House
of Wm. Fleming & Co.. No. 110 Wood
greet, la receiving daily shipment" of the
latent styles and snes o
caps, &a, from the Wit, Thislt
house is
doing a larger business than It has ever
done, and the flat can only be accounted
for by their keeping on hand each surge
end superior stook, and Palling cheaper
by 15 to 20 per cent. than any other house
In tine city. They aell wholesale and re.
tall and their stock Just now Is nnasnally
fins, °lye them a call.
rilE comas
United Snits D6trlet Court—Judge
1:12121=1
TwurtsDAl-, April 14—In tho eases of
the United States vs. Robert Hanna, the
jury found defetdant guilty on the
second count of ooe Indictment. In the
othor Indictment defendant was found
- guilty on the drat, second and, third
counts. Sentence was suspended In
bath cases.
The case or the United States vs.
George. F. Stickeoger was taken up.
This wee a civil action. to-recover the
penalty fur violating th., provisions of
the revenue. law. The Jury found for
the United Suites In the earn of Om
hundred donate:
Oct motion of J. J. Siebeneck, FAR.,
and with consent of the United States
Attorney, Judgement in the fallowing
casts were opened and the respective de.
fondants permitted to defend, acid in the
meantime all proceedings were stayed.
The cases wore also ordered for trial at
the June term at Williamsport: U. B. vs-
Distilery et al, owned by. Thomas
Thrasher; U. S. vs. Abram Tones; U. S.
vs. Fred Fleschut; U. S. vs. sixteen
hogsheads of beer et al, owned by Phillip
Miller; U. 9, va. Phillip Miller.
Decrees of forfeiture were entered in
the following races: U. S. vs. keg of
whiskey, owned by H. C. Johnson; U. S.
Ye: one barrel of St. Croix rum, owned
Wm. Ileishee; U. S. vs. two packages
distilled spirits, owned by Frey et Bear;
U. B. vs. cigars, owned by Wm. Wins.
Writeof sale were also issued, and made
returnable on 'the let Monday of May.
Court adjourned till Friday morning.
District Court—Judge Kirkpatrick.
THURSDAY, April 14.—1 n the case of
Adam Jacobs and John Unmet a, owners
of the steamtug • Grey Fox," ys. Mil
linger, McClay & Co.. the Jury to day
found for the plaintiffs the twin of 1323.95.
The case ot Dr. John Parchment ye.
Stewart McKee waaxesunied and la still
on trial.
Thte•Court will he in Bamboo on Friday,
when the following trial list will be taken
101 Napier vs. Dsrllngton.
195 Lewis vs..lohnbton et ex.
157 Welsenberger vs. Rearney's exeers
179 Craig vs. Birch.
205 West Ps. R, R. Co. vs. Robinson ol al
208 R06111901' vs. West Pa. R. R. Co.
Quarter Sewloos—Judge Sterrett.
MONDAY, April 14—In the , case of the
Commonwealth vs. Alderman Richard
Allen, Indicted fcr misdemeanor In
office, reported yesterday; the jury found
a verdictof guilty. Deferident's counsel
moved for a. new trial.
Patrick Dolan was triad on an indict:
moot charging him with fraudulently
conveying property. Tho prosecuting
witness, Thomas Dunn. alleged that
Dolan was indebted to him In the sum
of 12,600,. the amount of a prominsory
note held-hr 'him. Ho further alleged
that with the Intention of. defrauding
him, Dolan had conveyed a certain lot
of ground, located at the corner of
Boundary 1 and Sasatraa streets, to
Moser,. Spencer, McKay dc Co. Tho jury
found a verdict otguilty. Sentence de-
ferred. .
Wm. Bechtold, Indicted for selling
liquor mi ffunday, wee next tried. The
Jury found a verdict of guilty.
Tee trial of Szephen and Nicholas Hoff.
man, indicted for mender, which wan to
have been taken aeon Monday next, has
been postponed by order of Court until
the June term: The reason of the neat.
ponement waa the delicate health or the
wife of Stephen Hoffman.
It wan expected that the trial of the
parties charged with selling lottery tick.
ota would have been taken up yesterday.
In consequence of the atsselece of win:leas.
es, and the - Indlapoainon of District At.
tnrney Pearson, the cases were postponed
until Monday.
Friday beluga legal holiday, jury erlale
woo adjourned north Monday, and the
Jurors In attendance were discharged with
the thanks of the Court.
Court or Commit Pleas—Judge Stowe.
TnuRSDAY, April 14 —The case of the
Central Passenger Railway Company vs.
The Oakland Passenger Railway Com
pany, wits concluded to-May, the jury
finding fcr the defendant.
John Doi'man and Barbara, his wirer
re. David Gilmore, J. R. Straub, T. J.
8 rata. and W. J. McMast era, partnere aa
GI !more, Straub tt Co. Tbia warm feigned
issue to' teat the right or ownership toe
farm. stork, homing implement, &0.,
claimed by Barbara Dolinute, wife of
John, on which an execution was issued
by a creditor of her hneband. On trial.
In the case of Michael Clark vs. Frank
L. Mclntyre, defendant moved for a new
trial and 11 ed reasons.
In the ease of James IS. 13111 vs. Ed
ward Frothy et al. Ptaintltra counsel
moved for a now trial, and filed reasons.
Court adjourned over to Saturday
morning.
IMI
The, Temperance BBL
An act to prohibit the Issuing of licenses
to sell spirituous, vinous, molt or
brewed liquors In the borough of Brad
dock, borough of Sewlekly, townships
of W,llkins, Versailles, Penn,. North
Payette, South- Fayette, Sewiekly,
Leet, and Rilbuck, 1n the county of
Allegheny.
Samson 1, Be it enacted, by the Senate
and House of Representatives of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, in Genera
Assembly met, and it is Iseecby enacted by
the authority of the same: That from and
after the passage of this set no licenses
to sell, for drinking purposes, epirituons,
vinous, malt or brewed liquors shall be
issued to any person or persons, in the
ro
bough of Braddock ' . borough of Sewlek-
Iv, townships or Wilkins, Versailles,
Penn, North Fayette, South Fayette, Se
!sickly, Lset and Kilbuck, in the county
of Allegheny.
Sao. 2, That if any person or persons
shall, for the purpoeo aforesaid, sell any
spirituous, vicious malt or brewed
liquors, or any admixture thereof, after
the passage of this act, or shall rent, or
let, to any person or persons, any house
or plum for the sale of such liquors afore
, said, within the boroughs and townships
aforesaid, he, abe or they so offending,
upon conviction thereof In a court of
competent Juriediation shall be tined in
a sum' of not less than fifty nor more
than two hundred dollars, and upon a
second conviction thereof shall to tined
Ina sum of not lees than one hundred nor
more than five hundred dollars; Pro
' pided, however, That persona who are
already licensed to sell spirituous,
vinous, malt or brewed liquors, within
the Built.' of the said boroughs and town
ships, shall not be prohibited from sell-
ing the same until after the expiration m of
their licenses.
Sao, 3, That It shall be the- duty of the
constable, or constables, of sa)g boroughs
and townships to make formation
against any person, or Demons - offending
against the pmtisions of this act, before
some justice of the peace within said bor
oughs and townships, and if the said
constable or constables shall neglect or
refuse to make such information within
tan days alter he has had knowledge,
Millar by notice given him, or theta, or
otherwise, of any person or persona .so
offending, he or they shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor, In office, end, uion con•
vietion thereof, shall be fined in a sum
not leas than two hundred nor more than
five hundred barrels for (mob and every
offence. B. B. STRANG.
. •
. _
Speaker Bons° or Rep_reaantatives.
11:11/J1LES ISTLXBOPTI
Speaker thnate.
APPROVSD, the ninth of
daye Se
of April,
Anno Domlnt, one thousand eight bun.
dreg and seventy. - .Ts°. W. ONABY.
/teal Relate Transfers.
The following deeds were admitted of
record In the ofthie of Thos. H. Hunter,
Reeottler for Allegheny county, Thum
day, April 14. 1870:
John Itanse• so Jams* Bonham. Aprll .1.1, INC=
acres and 63 pei WIGS ef land le Moan tp..llAnn
Henry Barnhart to Jecoft B. newer. Nov. it,
INN; lot I=
...in Phlllp to. at Wa Neu%ll. WWI.. *MO
Jamb Bench Awn 1, 1176:
= lcc ]toCunneli to Philip Na tr. Ap=l 7, 1670;
AAAAA of land In North Versailles tp =nos
Lewis Ra.ler to Fred. PudeHum, Audi 9. Ire;
lot= by 60 Is.. on te &IA dl., Allegheny Ur.
SOO
Am, 11111... n so Peed. Herman, /OM 11. 32
IRIT;
1 't 13 by 143 R. In McClure tr .....
.Tol 31 Valeta [of . . AC. It. e Co., 31. y 111.. OM:
two lots In b3reogn of M•Ree.no, of.)
1..10. Croft to ram.. Vet . 23. 13 00 ; 1 rood and dt
burn. of land In Fl it to t 3 333
Adam Benner to .1. W. Z44mlser. aunt:l2l. IVO:
I°l2l by 10311 on 44 bet. P1twb0re......441.0C0
Band. Feel. 00 . 1.4 Babcta. Mew:
by Mg.., on 00411Ield Cit., City baty
Mang. H dls to Geo !Mumble, March YD. /M lll
W
awes f land Indiana ti. s
IfiAbsatt , ElArt to D.. A.H.Barn Ap33l 33;4;
3 lot, of ground In 1000. ward, Patel:wren.
B. B. Phillips to Jas. Lyons. 17. 1:3 4 6443 1,
g:7 . g . h and Dem... or 4nel In TM ward! pthi
,„ ./0.1113
Specie Payments Resumed.—The citi
zens of Braddocks Field Borough will be
pleased to know their enterprising mer•
chant, Mr. H. Zimmerman, la rmw and
will continue to pay gold and silver in
change for all kinds of zeds bought at
his store. He has a splendid stook of
spring gooda.whieh will be sold at specie
Fir fistdonsble hair-dressing, plain or
by curling, and a frissie, far a luxurious
shave or bath, and for skillful capping
or lseehlzur. call at Wil d elegant
saloon at No. 190 Federal . street, Alle
gheny.
•
Aswarm weather approaches the dial.
mattes in making good ale inorsases.
Pier, flannels & Co. have surmounted
them and furnish their customers good
ale all theyearround.
Tne Revenue
• •
The following Is a atatoment of the re
turns of the several pl ICO3 of atnuse•
meets, street railway 00:1 bridge nom •
pantos, made to the AS9O ~or of the
Twenty•aceong tilts:Vic:, of the gross
receipts for tho month of Maicht.and the
amount Of tax Paid by etch :
STIMLI 11.1.1. v.“....
ClLlzzne
Cats urgt, A At 31
Pitt, A U.
Central
Oakland
WAG PI
.Axa•sii
Gr. Itvc• a. Pr C.
• •
...11.424 SO 2% * * Cr.
, "
Open
le'su 'Hose
Trlmb
Bonnell's ss, X
Morns Bros 2. +
Allen & rettsof I,TA CO
Zsam.tta Tr0upe....... *4 00
Total
V. I Sl7. di)
IMIDN64.
Ur ?Wt.. l'r C. Tax.
Allegheny autpenslon..ll.l.7.l COfi
Mond - m.2441a a 2.17 CO • NS 42
Band btreeL 90.1 CO • •
New Goode at 112 Federal Street, AUe-
gheuy City.
Warranted to glen, satisfaction as to
price and quality.
Guava, Red Currant, Quince, Raapberry
and Blackberry
Jellies.
Scotch and 'American
Marmalades,
French and English
Pickles.
American
English
131 MT!
French
Mustards
Boston and
Philadelphia
Spiced Salmon.
EMZI
El=E2
London !Ayer
lials!nx.
Barbara
Dates
QU6013, French
EMI/
Spiced and
Oysters.
Walnut and Tomato
Catsup& •
Raspberry, Lemon, Pineapple and Black
berry
Mtuthroon,
Cherr Raspber Syrups.
y, ry and IRrawberty
Preserves.
Unenrpaupd
India Carrie, Honey. Powder and French
Capers.
rench Peen
Mangoes
Stuffed Peppers, • •
Eagle Brand Mushroom
Milk.
(felattne, Farlola and assorted
Extracts.
Irrench Fruits
f and Virgin
Hubbell's Prepared Wheat and Pickled
Limes.
Bakers Chocolate, aroma, and Hardens
Extract of Baer.
Desiccated Cones Hut and Whitman ' s
ebneolatea.
Orders Solicited GEO. GEAVEN.
The Spring Stock of Henry G. Hale,
Merchant Tailor, at corner of Penn
avenue and Sixth 'divot, Is now large
and complete. Monsieur Bonpaln con
tinues to prealde at the cutting. tf
GEM
toast—At Ws residence. Higniand
'clock,berty on Thursday atternoon.
o JAM'ES 1,-GAN. le the 49th re
bls age.
biotite of funeral hereafter.
FA'Ati—On Thursday morning, Aprll 14th. a
5 o'cucl, 311Li/F. YAAS, aged 2 years,
Font ral services at ti.e bocce, No. Ft Feder&
'street. Allegheny, PO-DAT, at 3 o'clock P. M.
JA/MS:SON—On Tuesday 2
*lx••''clork, Mr, KL , ZABETII J O H NS ON
la the 88th year of her age.
Funeral will take place To-DAY, 1511, at kw.
o cl..ck P. as., from the remdence of tier gowln
law, James Y. /Terme', McClure township
Cart lases will leave Yalrman ASannon't, curve.
. t Seventh sun. and hultbtleld street.. n
1
• •e`sek p. K. The friends of the family us re.
peetrolly lulled to attend..
SILE—In Union township. on Wedneadav
April 1310, at fifteen mina:etyma threelolock
MI,. SARAH Olt SC, In Plat Tear of h r age
• The Antral will take place /tom her late rest,
dente at P. Y. To DAT. The friends 'of to
family are. respect fretted to altzlid. Car.
tines will leave Mort land ISMltebeli'sD antes,
opposite Union Depot. at 10% o'clock; and T
lier-hhercer's manic, in Tt ottierancevllle,at the
same tine.
YOltg.—At the residence of. his son 10-10
John Rogers, No. A Wats A street. Wedny
ear ceest.!g. nt nail -oast tight
a ge . t. MI
Wed. YORK, the 70th year of hes e .
Funeral Irons its late residence. cot
Inad Avenue, on Oreensbnra Pit., •
OAT, the 16th .last at 2 o'clrek
friends of the raw y are respectfully
at'. od.
lAVlStitfaifi.Vtamliliipouht. Ayrll 16.
Armed) of I'ltt • bo,,D, MARSHA[ 47 Non,
UNDERTAKERS
JOSEPH HEVER F SON,
vxvLrs~ra~i:~
No. tilt FENN BTREST..
Carriages nsr Frumpsls Furnished
COPTINI3 and all rant/v.lP=Waren ac
vain retcc. ra
f . IST OF
Il B
• B
Brook: ig:M
Imes Jr
nn on Cbas
LETI'ERSI
ucr.txsx trop
•
aught/1E214d.
Elern
gibe en J s blo ar wer
tliallnao J
HowensuneJ
thetb.l•cob
X
KrabeOFJ U
Ewa.. r
.. o
.
Conon 1100 L
• owed II 0
C 001•117 J
Campbell 24
emptall I Co
Cola. J.
GaGay X. Xry
rl.
G. • Geo
Ile VI. A .
Dallke
Galati) X
X. X
.ILeoles Ddrag I
Eva. Gra Joo
]Crass J
to It'obtonln
L
Lo tt
him d A
Mbnion Chas
1 1 1 :1 1,7 117,% "
Morgan John
;M V Elnnrlotta
iMunnell Mr. tl
: Mattlek , :rah
• Mcßee Wm
rINCI d elt"a!
P
P..7the Waso
Grurbuy Mr. 11.
Griffith. X A.
spfl
PHILLIP nozas.
JOHN M. COOPER & CU.
Bell arid Brass Founders,
ENGINE, LOCOMOTIVE &
BRASSES
'trade Promptly le Order ,
RABBIT'S METAL
Made and Kept on Hand
Promletors and Manallowers of
M. Cooper's Improved Bakuice Who°
STEAM PUMP.
Office, 882 PENN STREET.
foundry, Car. lab nod Railroad litres%
C:=CZNEI
C A"! •
INSURANCE COMPANY.
PRIMER'S innzarara,
N.. N$ Pink &Inman. N..■l inStO
Capital A.ll. Paid Tlv.
DLOCTORS.
gitlIMYKr... rTglan)"Pligit:l47.
TaCRY milli IVIBEna am. KTNI6 TII
Pff•sldeat,..
JEN/VINO/Lpp. Pmad fti
JOB. 7% JOHSTON, Semtary.
Capt. S . J. GRACE, 1...1
'mum oo Liberal Terms on all Fin
aod Marine Wm. •
trzri
pacoposems role
SOLDIERS' MONUMENT
Proposals for the erection of the Aileen...,
County Soldiers' atonement (to be erected on
Seminary nui, Alb/betty.) be retched at
the - ottice of the undersigned, No. 04 er.int
I .tr.pl
en , (where the plans. speelgettlone 11114 /PDC
m of stone can be sten) no to MAY let,
1670. The contract to be awirded to the lowest
and bt.t Wader.
A. L. TZABSON.
Bulidbr Commkte.
_I
L. B. YITLTON ......... ........
FITLTON 8. MIME,
GAS AND STEAM sTrriirch
Firth ..... Nigh Ng"...
P121111111:MUNI. PA.
Lend Pip% (ittof nosy G. //won. nbat
Rath Tub. and Wask trol rip".
flgovio,AleAd 800. Pomnand Stvis ai lr:
dawn with iino.Plll.:: Heatgl
Amur o . Jobbing Dromr , ' SVndM tn.
AVINGEMON & co.. _
...A . /lanai gannets of LIGHT ORLY IRON
G. 4. ES 9E" 431-€1
Lours dot¢t Both,
antlelos of Rano Amman, always on c alta.
ORR* uld World, near Ous: Depot, Antabony
City. Pottolled address, Lock Box 302, piee.„
bares. Pa. 1125:U5
gofloposout.— Propowt la for
air ?AWL Wu XL BUILD NB "Hrr i
he
71 . v oft oeFone.z p Ens!: iN e r Amu
itme
m ere
"-•
rWo d s ol r tona d Wx rom n re T n ' rtahs
rs 7 order of Board of Directors. Oplifgrso
OPER k
c
FRIDAY FVFNIND. Aprlll3, 1611111)beo,p,
OS the little Bork:Noe Quern, I
ELISE BOLT_
supp, , ,ted by the popolar Cooled:en,
HARRY WALL. r
wwes oeer.:on .1:1 be oretemr.l RyroWe
I.,Aortru burletque or
IVANIIOII.
l; r. 1G e•te. Fr• Cl. •••• , schoe
61g.To'l tq
2:7 J
.................
.......................... Elks Hoh
- Previous to the ............. H l7
TAM'S() T7lVlti.rf/C***r
—The popular actor, Hr. P. 8.
Pike rop. , 3lstlarr on hat urday. '' • i •
CHAN !TOLL"?'
I I c
J.IW CO
ME
Igr'ijAri i !ri ER &FORE .
GREAT C1R013:7, 1
Open Every Afternoon and Evening
I=
ONLY im cents.
To witness cue or the best 'bows la the coisair,
Recollect old time prices.
RR CENTS, RR CENTS.' 05 CENTS..
Togill bless of
I DI
r 4 'NOW OPEN.
THE ART GALLERY,
With • lane collection of retainer, the value.
lion of American and Foreign vitas,
Ho. 231 LIBERTY STREET,
Opposite the head of WaN street.
Open from 9 A. M. to 10 P\ M.
Al
AITSSION
501,:v75
and American
and English
end French
and Seedless
=I
and Spanish
THE PITTSBURGH
Pickled
VINEGAR
WORKS.
BULK_ & ADAMS,
White Clover
and Stuffed
and French
Condensed
167, 168, 169 and 170
SECOND .AVENUE.
Are now prepared to furnlab YTYROAIt &Mtn
LOWEST MARKET BATES. AttCl2UOll la DU*
tlealarly called to our
EXTRA WINE VINEOLE
l7'2foT/CXB—!.7I),W, 1% te,"
.1 4 . 4 want'," urkjaming,,,
de., not exceeding FOUR LINEN, r.ll
be naeried in Mese column once for
TWENTY-I'lWe CENTS; each a&U.
&mai line PAW 'CENT&
• --- •
LET.—One good Store room
from
DWELLSN No. 45 Ohio street, 3
grrzgloizahglsmiV
ther b i z t door to humans
elty. Bent modeeTti. A150..7411443171: the
/Mr oWs
f o old store mom, loos!, of
maeltWo W OAIIeNSN , 44 Ohio stlen.
TO -LET.
HOUSE. up Woe 9 rooms, with roe ape
water complete. •. SIR Luock Urea.
Also, HOUSE co :Wattle 9 room, with Rea
water complete, ■1 No. 10 Walnut street. MO
ward. Al!eghep7.
Sociales or TATTESSON.
•Dli ST Peebles street. Allngmar thy. Ts
11170ftt,w1dh the
orielleige of three, So Wtennotett e
pot.. AlltoOmay Mt, Home new. (MO
egeare
from kelfroZO Station, where Mk trellis Moot
eoeveMent to effect ea.: rent
"""'
bradnir Orchard. Garde:, Ird i ra Tarr, d 'irt a oi
IA MOO. and never-fa ilnk Pomo. BolisimOntimis
r; and all In first-man orom. Within 4
mule. of oak and II miller from Railroad Ma-
C erk of Coons.
x. Tb
'rued t •
rl-LET.—Desirable DWEL..
T
LIEU, AM WINTERS AVENUE, con
taining now, gas, water and bath room.
Enquire at 941 WE.IIII.EN AVENUE, or at
Grocery, corner o . Irwin /treacle. Clegnenr•
Rent !00. • '
441 ;
T8 - L ET
2 Story Brick Ogre!.
Beton d 'Petll" ° c`nt°
Eenmiow "1 "°° 4 le""111.44'
8L LET .—. Brick Hones
9 1 r.el 8o e~tp warm, 149
Middle u:p Dear Hampa.trilgo `07.6 %L.
14.0
Allrj Dear• 70 0 ahoy. Maa tas will be Relied
Da pm.tionglrealmme4b7.7harlY!!
SI Diamond. Alliluan.
REMAIN
• TOPFIOZ April
Caton en
PrVlg M nbu
WV=
Federal St Adeghtn,
Eon. ,
Hlch.rd
Hodge. ihos
Email John
Wit , h
Enblek Ell
•
FOIL ItEifT.—The Three, Stork
BRICK WAUEIIOI.ISII la Oberst alley,
.. or No. 180 Wocrl street, formerly oeumplid
I ,2 l Pln "* "
1711.1 w it* Wood d 6
T 0
LET —A Tavern Stand, Sto.
83 Tb3rd avenue, Small. Diretllngs
rush area., Flue Residence ort Mt. Wadden
ton, Third arcane Hall. Rooms and alms ea
Market street. Basera.3l Nos. 77 and 79 Third
GAZZLIE Co..
sII AtrArattutz...
•
!Stewart A
Stewart J
T
IWhitlff Ctrs
Wilson Mrs It
Waiter D H
M
Whelan W IT A
;Walter. /In
nit
FOR SALE.
,„„„„„„_______„„ •
SALE.• , -ehae Bag Carpet
ruo36 one lot of Cstet Itare; onafW
intfb'm hale. Arpir as SS PUNN Ur
F OR BALE.
ltrAErlArrztyli
No. 660 rept, street. leqatre at
No. 4 SIXTH LVZbILIZ
U
SALE.—Entines and Bell-
NM, New and Beeood Haw& at .71 Wads
condtantly an land.
executed. Orders trout all parts of the olleatrf pt
'Aims HELL I co..
Comer Marlon Avenue and
. W.Ao.Bw'..
Allegheny. Pe.
FOR SALE.' '
ir Handsome Brick Boom. on Peke street,
near 90th street.
0 Brick Homes on Bonne . .
I Brick Room on 44ti. street.
1 Brick Rosso on 43.1 street. • ,
I Colts. Ifouseon Halo meet. •
1 Trams Rouse on 41 1 thstrost. •
Lnts 94 e 7190 sash on Bensilmen
2 Lots oaf 4111 street. . •
2 Lots on sad street.
200 abet* Leta atm BloosothAL 4
These Houses and Lots will be sold es amnia
• otstbig onset. . THO 3. B. BILL • lON,
art Con't ea, Lad 334 streets.
VOR, SAL E4IIIIILDISG Loll9'
12. ALLK(I HINT CITY -1 offer for sale
oat deligh.bil building lotssituated ils
ou Perrysville Plank
.obatvlyorY n.dinds7ffase toranti r rt of
Late ub b- teen at (5.4) area. A plan or lade
szffntblela. 1171 TIT trts t r a tjo r ired °
rad or !Al r . rA r 4gry
wtdi
vztl attl . M ...e residence of
14 be Ito' an d
atter
o; C iee i .i.t 9 :1,14.
Pi.. dwellings to
been erected grounds Per.
gone daimon to leave tee low ad
pat; Odle. eau here dad an orsartailr.
locality Is one of the finelit la Ma two titles. Wi
but four minutes. walk from the bead of Beaver
Min; • Ward walk leads to th e preatlese. The
great beauty of angler, and summating. are des
Ughtfol.
Terra rag; Orkes law. Ed - ilia of
No 143 Wood streets nttrewiFOr r iT,P, Q u i •
it t y !'r
Allegheny dig.
Co I = t- Es 4. Xa3lll.
ktt IV MILL.
In ThL i r g r e t;s . 'exrl i v e yd substantial Ets
eel. ladnilud of th e "`"'" IC "b
roe Plu m ors b. Isfttlyl." toot '1111;
14 ,t i rl i gpr a' La i r, yaiz- and good
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liprUCt )g i ••...4. and •elieedi_V
toot litter ldedline."' b44k 56° ""` ":11
VALUABLE SHINGLE IU4
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Boat Yard, Blatkamith Shoo. 'Babas:. ad
nal:Il:ea any time. TIM le • rare oleXii , s- •
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VALLI:CA - RR E FAHAANO MILL i
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_PROPBRTI FOB BALE. -61toated at Ban. I
... iii 1 . ",. ... Fotilia•M• Ralboad. Coombs 100
ammo. T 6 ot watch ate moored: alt good
fence: 50 acre. of i'a O. Tlia haproveemeds are 46 " .
:eo creWe t! V g g.,.. 11 ` . 1 1' I:: A.°114 MI." ' "a! • !
erloa. uottage noose. 6 rooniaT chant Bowe
and Lamm ara.inaint Bi'sh ,66 . s• w itr
tog o lam the muting uld coal bastneas. the oboe.
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mdents • rare ermortanity. 1116 e low. Far.
meat. eaay.
• Apply to B. MCLAIN it Co„
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APdtTSEDITENTS
DURING THE WEEK
VINEGAR.
TO.LEIT
W. P. PRICE,
Al I)lemoml. Allesbeily.