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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
GENERALITIES
DICEENS . life was heavily insured
; GENERALBrsa. in in Austin, Term
Srunaroxs nwiiu in nw*rtna in the PO
i tome.
TOE Oji mmQ °VOA - eland held-a pie-
nie
yesterday.
WILD CATS are damaging many Maine
'sheep folds.
BLACKBERRIES are getting tots. a drug
in Vicksburg.
TE.O centa a pound Ia the Georgia
price for lee.
A MICIIIGANDEII died in the act of pull=
log ona tight boot. -
A'PoLtCLtdAN was Bun struck inPhila. ,
delphla on Monday.
IN New England this year mackerel
and mosquitos bite well,'
ESaciussts from Australia are coming
in large numbers to California.
IT takes two hundred ton. of trawiler
rieß.per day to satisfy New York city.
Tun Irish national schools arc to adopt
sewing machines as a branch of study.
How. are maid to be good at multiplies.
don and bogs ate unequalled on the square
root.
Do not trine with an accountant. for
when he ntlnga, hrll nting like aii:ndder:
INXgROTIAN IN raising tame mink.
Yearlings bring five dollars--more \than
shep.
011otTEPTI. Canada proposes to 'honor
Its rnismeers who ••fit into.' the Feninn
war, with medal...
Jot:ix L. Thu. hue been elitetNAl din
min of the Philadelphia Republican Ez•
ecotive Committee.
A stviGET of gold valued rit 49G6 64
was recently takelt out of a claim nt 111m
letville. Barker county; Oregon. l c
MAD M 4 was killed by a policutban
in Baltimore on Monday night. It bit a
small boy before It met the policeman.
TfIE shining lights of the Temperance
movement. and the brilliant orators who
detest corruption. seem to be one and the
same.
Nine. t.'.t unix, late Mtn. Vaughn, living
about teu tulles above Woe°, at White
rock, Texan, committed ovarian by liboot
log herself.
Ox Tuesday the Pueitce Expreati train
east,on the Pennaylvania Railvoad.travel.
ed Irom Altoona" to llarrlsburg Sa tst
,hours and fifty-four minutes. .
\ Two letters for parties in Pittsburg]
are held for postage in the Cleveland of
fiC”. One directed to Miss M. A. Clark
and the other to Samuel McKee.
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THE licitly of an Unknown woman, with
sonic of her under clothing marked "Mm.
Itaydon," was found floating in the Dein.
ilare, at League Island, on Tuesday. .
JoEmi Rom., a man thirty years of age,
!prang from a second-story window in
philadelphia. on Tuesday evening. We
haven't heard the result of the inquest.
Mira West Point cadet says, that when
.a lady wears a long dress to ono of their
.hcips they love to look at her; when she
wears a short one, they love to dance with
her.
A crrna: boy emliodied Ms thoughts
on:theologv. in words, thus don't see
hair the devil came to turn out so when
there was no other devil to put him up
k:Lawstin Dstisgu.., the colored man
whd murdered Thomas a Philadel
phia: peddler, is Po go to his long home
via the gallows in Kent imitate, lielaWare,
today. .
.
....`kir that 1.. r." the poor Indian. ham de.
pag7t,,triivu Wltellingion. the question
ther in - pallarat•Cischw to now, who de
there to t for Lb g ani—Nen , Yerk
Hirri/d.
'rut
yest4c
10):
bold.
L ..11.tollIttatt divorced couple have re
married, all throu*h a matrimonial wirer.
tisement Nehieh the may - published, and
the, woman answered without suspecting
the author. •
rk pipers ply that the
A. T. Stewart ix $1,420:
$1,273,00111. 11.. T. llehtt
Cornelia,. Vanderbilt
HICIIARI3 liOul,D, the workman at lb.
Vulcan works neSeCliattanooga,who was
knocked down on Thursday night by a
alungshot.• died Saturday. lie was an
Englishman by birth. •
A myr.ntintedrunkard in Helena, Ar
kanue. recently shot hie wife in the Lack
of the head, like the cowardly assassin Le
was, but her chignon caught the charge.
and she was only stunned.
' TEE Boston Pant rays that man's 'lnhu
manity to man has made countless thou
- sands mourn is undoubtedly true. but: his
wilful negiert'of the opposite si.i may, 1
with equal truth, be asserted. - ; 1
On Tuesday night last, on the premises
of Robert Oreiner, in Barks cottnty, Oa.,
a negro woman wan shot and killed by
"her husband, Dave Nickerson. The maw
. derer at once made his escape.
IS North Nusalboro, Maine, Carrie
Thompson's
. affianced married another
girl. Carrie'n wedding dress made a
Undaome shroud and the arsenic she took
didn't seem to disfigure her at all.
A Ilitoommts gentleman .waiting and
watching-, musket in hand, for a thief the
other night, was so much surprised when
the thief appeared that he forgot to fine
th gun till he had got safely away.
S Indiana the Supreme Courtin a case ‘ i
ap' sled from Umnt county, decided in et.
, I that a man who kept a billiard table
ke t a table for gaming purposes, within
th meaning of the statute of the State.
E great rubber litigation of Charles
year vs. the Providence (R. I.) Rub
-
1 be Company, which has been pending
'swans seven years, has ended, thei - Com.
E x4i agreeing to pay the complainant
7t07 names Wyatt Ballard arrived in
San Jose, Cal., recently, having come all
the y through by rail from lowa with
out ying his way; getting along by hid
ing a the cars. and refusing to get of
whe ordered.
0 .- P. TitATCUER, found - guilty of
eml zzlenient at the U. S. Pension Office,
.• In fladelphia, and recommended to
mere , him been sentenced be Judge I.nd.
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low t pay a fine of 4325 and be implis
need lorfifteen months. • :'
TEE San Francisco Bulletin. says: "In
the &Begl desert lying to the eastward of
the lower pink of -the ('arson, is a epring
whiettl i can cure all Ills the flesh is heir to.
A fewdrinke of its water and the patient
will never want another doctor.
Tur', Legislature of Liberia, upon hear
ing of Ithe adoption of the X Vth Amend
ment, resolved to expunge an article in
the Conliditution of the republic of Libe•
114 , which allowed the right of nuffrage
tally Mcilisens of African decent.
A; rope men earned Shard Ine, who wan
bitten On the heed by a at, In Jefferson
eounty,ili.r., three weeks ago, was wiled
•
with the most violent paroxysms of by-.
• drophobig on Mender and his case was
pronouncled hopeless, although he wee not
dead on 'Phesday morning.
_
CIL7IIII.IE Rnortre, cousin of O. I. Beck,
of Jackson, MIAs., wan drowned a few
•. days Mitre, and while Mr. B. was attempt
ing to obtain the little Loft,. remains he
• - received the intelligence that another
cousin had accidentally shot himself. The
• wounded num will perhaps also die. .
- Tule lead mines la the vicinity of Latest
Moand,lio., are juat now receiving gzeit
attention. Many luds are yielding from
three 'to four thousand pounds a day to
the ha d, and the young men of the coun
try a giving up- farming for milting.
Two 1 d furnaces in the vicinity are in
1 full b t, -
,
_. TUE hipments of iron ore and - pig iron
\from rquette to 'June 1, were 57,923
gnus t sof ore, and 4,427 firma tom of
?pig iro • From Escanaba the shipments
were _ ,223 tone - of ore, and 400 of pig
Ai r on, mg a
_grand total from the
03 of • 111,971 groan tons. The
amOnnt ia largely /a excess of hat year.
• (jar. f the officers of a steamer at
•-. s . 1, Oa., recently hadApure all
c.a.. w iih ..,: .. deck hand, and moo his
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own life k iw k-.41 , the rnanoverboattl. The
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man could not swiiii,and WWI on the point
of drowning, when the officer jumped in
and merited him. The officer's friends
compliment him on F.avi ng two Brea that
der. : _
TILE corruption in the Republican party
must be something terrible, as we notice it
has induced quite a number of foreign gen.
tlemen Who have only resided a yen r or two
in this country to cill for their "
fellow
citizens" to come out from its Influences.
In about three years , when these gentle
men can rote, the Republiciin party may
tremble.
A TiIOVOIITFUL poison thus nninen on
Iho stozT of Daniel in the Lions' Den:
Ilene sad it wan for those poor lions when
Daniel Was dropped into their dens, to be
compelled to go sniffling. about Lim and
think how nice a small chap from his leg
would taste. and be denied the luxury.
It Imo rough on-them lions. but it taught
them self Daniel.
COL. J. J. Williams. an American en
&eel.. and Mr. Jarry. on behalf of the
Mc-tic-an Government, am now surveying
the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, for the pur-
pose of finding s proper point where a
canal can be dug to join the tWo oceans;
they are both very sangutne.and consider
the roject mucirtnore feaalble than on
the Inhume of Darlen.
Tits paper published in the vicinity of
the Lake Superior copper mi -es are cam
Honing laboreni. and part eularly un
skilled ones, from emigratin , to that re
gion. The copper interest S at present
entirely prostrated, and sho • s no signs
of an early revival. The co • sequence of
this depression is that nine o t of every
ten of the miners are idle.
Move of the counties in ensue hare
indications of brine. and salt -prings are
found in the valleys of Fall r yer, Verde
and Neosho. The large t and most
inllwrlnnt deposit,. of salt are In the big
betel of Ibo Arkansaa, being found there,
according to Prof. Mudge, htatelleologiat,
"in'places two feet thici,and and no - wild
it must be cut with an ace " '
THE planet S.atnm, with its marvellous
assemblage' of rings and satelltes, is now
a conspicuous object In the evening -skies,
and win remain so during the summer
mouths. It rises . now about suneet, and
arrives on the meridian a little before
midnight. Its place is in the stalliaad
constellation, Sagittarius, and about twetk
ty degree, east of the well•hnnwu ruddy
star, Antares.
Two colored meu, and one tit them
clergy man, with their wives. were refused)
admittance to an ice cream saloon in Tp-)
silenti on account of their color. They
were informed that - they could buy the
ice cream and take It oft the premis;•s, sa
cred to white men. and eat It. Another
entirely respectable colored man was re
fused admittance to a temperance Sunday
School in that place.
Os the frontier, in Kansas, audiences at
he theatres have au original way of a p
lauding actors and actresses. They giro
regular Indian yell; patting their mouths
•itlt their hands all the time. A certain
astern actress was so applauded, which
frightened her so she ran out Abe back
way, hired a carriage and wide twenty-
five, miles to the nearest railroad station.
leiciing the play in the middle. She said
she teas afraid they would scalp her.
NATHANIEL LllAZEN.Seeretary of the
Capital 31anufacturing Company. of Co.
'lambus, Ohio, and socially prominent in
that. city, become despondent and shot
himself thmugh the heul on Monday
night. A friend who was sleepingin
nnothee Led in the mine mom with hint
at the time, was startled by the shot in
the middle of the night hot thought It
was a dream. About four o'clock Tues.
day morning he woke up, however, aril
was somewhat startled and . unpleasantly
surprised
'run New York after describing
~,rorgrolu• turn out of
claret and gold. with nix bore., a n d about
slaty monograms, green and drab liveries
and two footmen, all coating about
Otlib compliments the - be. upon 111 s
simplicity and lack of English snobbish
ness, and upon being satisfied with a sim•
'ple monogram and plainliyeriea,
might have had crests and gorgeous
plush. The fact is lielmhold might have
possibly - expended live or six thousand
more upon the advertisement and didn't.
ON the nth of June, Augustine Rolland,
n highly educated Mulatto, waa married
clandestinely to a negro named James
Madison, in St. .orris. 'rho mother of
Augustine had hoped to see,her daughter
married to a white- man, and was so in
censed when she heard what had taken
place that she pursued the newly wedded
pair, who had gone off for a short wed
ding trip on the Pacific. Road, overtook
them at Rochefortand,meeting the bride
groom face to face, stabbed him to the
heart with a dagger. The murderess LA
now in jail awaiting trial.
Tat. new shop; of the Pennsylvania
.Ilailrasul, now in the, course of construc
tion at Altonna, it in stated, cover an area
of twenty acres, and comprise an iron
machine shop, a planing mill, a black
smith shop,cabinet work shop,and a three
quarter, round brick building, for the re
pair of freight cars, eighty of which :can
be rebuilt at the same time. The CAF ICl
sr of the new shops is four times that 'of
the old. and the buildings =lib° enlarged
when required. These improvemqnta
were commenced last summer, and *ill
' l be completed in the spring of 1871. •
A cmorli Instance of poismung, d
'one which may serve as a caution to r
eam( having the care of horses, is reeo .
d in late London papers. ' John B d.
ford, a &adman, aged al. in the empl y
inent of a livery-stable keeper at Pant ,
'as- forcing some medicine down. the
ihroat eta horse, when, in drawing his
hand out, of the mouth, the teeth of the
animal scratched the skin of one of Lis
fingers. The following day the ma's
hand was much swollen, and he awent to
the hospital for advice; but In Spite f
medical aid he died in a few dayr fro
blood poisoning.
Tres Philadelphia Ledger says, Y
terdav afternoon the steamboat "Fawn "
one of the boats plying on the Schnell:l I.
rreen Fairmount and Manayunk, la I
h r moorings at Fairmount, having on
d about twenty-five passengers. Be
inns her pilot had succeeded in heading
her up the river; a rope became entangled
in the rudder and prevented It from being
worked. At once the boat became un
manageable, and wall carried by the car
rent toward the edge of the dam, !where
she giounded and remained until the pas
sengers were taken off In the boats of the
'Schuylkill Harbor Police alai others. Foi
tunately the water was low, or the boat
would have been carried ovef the dam
with all on board. . .
TILE N. Y. World says:.The gypsies
are about to establish a colony at \ New
Albany, Ohio, and there are now gath
ered thare about forty families. ((eyeful
of which have settled down on estate's
contigneus, "Delegations are still runic.
ing," says the 'New Albany Ledger—
though
. ivliat' can'have calmed this move
ment
of concentration Is, so a Yankee
would rii) . -. unguessable . They propose
anther,
and
to Invest in estates, one adjoining ther, •
and In v, the traditional Gypsy, Queen'
with them. It is not generally knoWo
that there are families in this city (New
York) of eminent fashionable and social
distinction that preserve the gypsy blood
in its purity. and that the race is sporadic- 1
ally represented In the enterprising rem-
repaint upper ten of the metropolis.
RECENTLY a farmer named °mere, re•
siding in Greenfield, Michigan, concluded
that•he would rid his barn of abotit a
handfed nests made by swallows under
the eaves. and for the purpose pt . t . np and
T
mounted a long ladder. There wire only
a dozen birds about when the fa a Te i n .,
meoced at the nests, but be had Scarcely
torn one'down before the few set up . mach
a twittering as soon brought tothe spot
every bird from the bums of the whole
neighborhood. They flew aroundGemere's
head, uttering mites' of displeasure. and
at last the whole cloud settled open him'
screaming, peeking and scratching, al if
determined to dig his eyes nut. The lad
der did not stand very securely, and,' as
the farmer raised his hand to fight efflux
tormentors. his support !Sipped and fell,
carrying him to the ground. tiro far
breaking a rib, and giving him Nitre
yew( bruises. The bards remake . '
'the 'spot until seemingly coon
their abodes were safe, when
scattered.
FIRST EDITIOL
MIDNIGHT.
XLIST CONGRESS.
iiiRIXIND
SE7VATE: enhan•Spanisb Affairs:—
Tax and Tariff Bill—Texas Pacitie
Railroad. HOUSE: Representative
Apportionment Put Aside for the
- Session, Probably--(leorgia Resto
ration
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.)
WASHINGTON. June
BEItiATE.
Mr. SU3LNEII. Chairman of Committee on
Foreign Relations. reported resolut one—as a
substitute for the House resolutl —ln re
lation to the content between Cuba insnr
gent■ and the Government of Spain. He &sic.
eti Immediate consideration.
The resolutions declare the peopb
Rotted States cannot hear irlth Ind
the reports of barbarities mactie.
Island of cam.
The United States, _protests again t
barbarities by both parties. and de
them as contrary to the laws of civilir teat
fare, and solemnly Insists they be
The people of ; the United States n
to bear that pretensions to property
nre etlll - upheld byPnain. and In the
justice and humanity this Oorernn
manila siav!ry to be abolished in nil
minions of 9pei on this cOlianent.
The Culled States haring once L
tiles themselves, believe the day of
slaverT on this continent at an end,
'met the efforts of Spain to maintain
on Cuba against the wishes 'of the Cs
people of [he ll¢ited Plates at t his
with Inn o the people of Cuba in their ao
'cure independence. and at the game . .tmesyro,
pathise with the liberal party in Spain who
are endeavoring to secure free govern eat
for that - comitry.
Thel'residerit fe direc t e d to common cater
these resolutions to the government of aln
and people of Cuba.
Mr. CASSERLY objected to the considura-
I ion of the resolutions until they were pri7l,
and they were laid over 'and ordered t. be
printed.
Mr. STEWART tooted Lb take up the bill
to prevent the enforcement of Chinese Cool e
contracts for senile labor.L •
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Mr. CASSERLY gave notice of an Intent I
to amend the bill in some very objectionab
features, and asked further time for the pu
pride.
STEWART remarked that- each de
lessened the probability of passing the bit .
while these Chinese importations were In
creasing. Finally be agreed to
wit
hi.
motion temporarily.
Mr. WILSON said the Senator from Nevad.
was forced, by objections nude by Senators
on the other side of the chamber. to let the
ibill go over, but hoped he would call it up as
soon as possible and press It to a vote. The
time had surely come when Congress should
treat this Importation of servile labor. either
to take the place of the emancipated men of
the South or working men of the North. Re
was opposed to casting a drag net over the
world and gathering up the degraded portion'
of mankind to lower the price of labor and
degmde the workingmen of the United States.,
kir. StescarCa mot on was then withdrawn.
Mr. SHERMAN moved to limit the debate
on amendments to the tat bill to live minutes
for each member, but Mr. TRI'RMAN ob
jected.
The tax hilt WOK then resumed. and Mr.
SCOTT spoke at length against the relent lon
of the Income ta.x. • •
Messrs. Buckingham. Bayard and Thurman
followed on the ROMP side. and Mr. Morton
defended the tax.
After It short executive settslini the Senate
took a recess.
At evening session the CutaideritiOn Of the
Tex. Piscine Railroad 1411 was resumed.
At 11:31) Mr. 1 4 :Ye's amendment. provid
ing fora new set of corporator, headed by
Gen. Fremont—making the total number.
with those already in the bill. one hundred
and •Ixteen—Wll3l adopted. Vest al. nays a.
A discussion then ensued upon the jinx"
of the road, and at 12 o'clock the Senate
lourned.
HOUSE OF REPILESENTATIVRV
Mr. HAY. from the Committee on Inettlid
Peotinnr. reported. a LIII to pat pensioner -it
hom penot in. were withheld from them be
%Veen the ard of March, zen. nod the ti h of
bv - reimon of t heir being In I he civil
nerrltt of the ftovernment. the Reno.. of
pensions to withheld. '
•
The House then took op as gonnlatual. laud
'boss of. sestet-114v the beside atnenamoni to
the bill to provide for the apportionment of
[term...ant:dives to Congress among the sever
al:Antes. the question being on Mr. Judd's
motion to concur. on which be moved the
previous question.
Mr. MAIWIIAI.I. u...pealed to his colleague
to let him offer an tot;endinent.
Mr. JUDD declined to withdraw the previ
ous question.
Mr:MARSHALL hoped the previous ques
tion would not be seconded. as It was au out
rage t.o pass the bill In Its present form.
The previous question WAS not seconded by
:Ito 81.
tbea offered a amend
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meat providing that in the election by general
ticket of two or more Members in one State
each qualified voter tatty cast as many votes
for ene candidate me.`there are Repeesenta
tires to be-elected, or may distribute the
Rama among candidates es, he sees at, and
that the candidates highest in rote shall be
'declared duly elected.
Messrs. Marshall. eftg.,(larfleld and Halde
man advocated the proposition. which was
opposed by Meters. Taitlin,ludd, Hingham nod
Maynard.
• • ..
The Flange again refused to second the pre
ions question. • ;
Mr. SCOFIELD moreEtd refer the. LEI and
mendments to the Judielary Committee. and
Der further discussion
. . .
Mr. ELA offered an amendment providing
that the representation of any &ate should
out be diminished In the Forty-secrid
The bill nod amendmentswere then. refer
red to the Judiciary Committee rem PS,
o p t 51 5.
is
regarded es equivalent to the defeat
'of the bill, the JudieT Committee Standing
number ten on the l is
ts of otommittel m r: be
called, and it beingunlikely It MU be bed
this session. The vote was a • sectio I, not
party one, members from the West and South
voting against reference, and those from the
middle and eastern States for it. There were
somefew exceptions to the role.
-Mr. MAYNARD rooted to reconsider the
rote.
Mr . SCOFIELD moved to lot the mottott on
the table, Which was agreed to—yeas IC, nays
co.
Mr. BUTLER, of Mass., - from the IRecon
vtruction Committee, reported back the Sen
ate amendment tothe Georgia bill. with a sub
stitute.
The substitute was the mute es the bill for
Virginia, Mississippi and Texas, with the eht
ale addition of glvtalr those four.Sutte* the
right to arrant. . • ,
Mr. DAWES offered a substitute. reeoliMe
lug the Met that Georgia had ratified the
amendments to the 001221114t109. Was entitled
to representation, and was authorized to or.
centre militatT for her defenc
Mr. CESSNA offered 4 1141:4 e. 41it4 declartrig
that Georgie having Complied with the Re
construction; acts, arid, the Fourteenth end
Fifteenth amendments - to the 1.1345t1t141011
hnsing been retitled In good faith by the Leg
islature ofs aid State. it Is hereby declared
the State of Georgie It entitled to represen,
Mon In the Congress of the United States.
Mr. FARR'S% ORTH stated he was author.
iced by the majority of the Committee to re
port an amendment.
. Mr. WOODWARD stated the majority of
the Committee had authorized Mr. Farnsworth
to present n report, - ad that the case before
the Chair was the c u te of the majority trying
to get before the House the report of that
majority.
The Speaker stated that he understood the
gentleman m a k e t h e
author
wed to make the report which habod made,
and asked whether that fact was challenged.
Mr. BECK said he challenged It, and stated
that the chairman of the committee. lArr
Butler, had made a report truly as far as to
bad gone. lie had been narbortzed to make
that report, but he had been Instructed at the
same time to have the report of Mr. Farns
worth presented, which was in fact the report
of the majority. He added that eight of the
commlttts had at ant voted for the report of
the chairman and seven against It. One of the
eight, the gentlemen front Ohlo, (3fr.Upson)
afterwarde changed his Tote and - roted upon
the substitute In the hands of Mr, Farnsworth,
but was unwilling, lest it might Le deemed a
reflection on the Chairman, tto take the bill
out of hie hands.
The Speaker asked Mr. Beck whether he
raised the point that the gentleman from Mas
sachusetts was not authorized to make re
putt 7
r. DECK said the chairman was not au
thorired to make it by Itself, without stellar
the other condition.
The Speaker said that Wes- the only "pent on
which he could ruleo whether thetstr--7 wne
authorized to be made. t
Various amentimends were offered by arum ,
inrtmi consent, which with the bill and rtb
stitutes ware ordered printed, and it Was
agreed the previous question might he .."c
-omied at two o'clock to-morrow;
Adjourned... I
Upper , abet.
[Br P. and A. TelegraPB.l
Etnoinenvicce. Jane M.-111rei statlonarr.
11; • feet water in the channel. Weather
clear. Thermometer 81 at 5 F. M. M.
onzr_ennono, June-I.—River falling elnvely,
two feet e , l inches' water In channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer 70 at 7P. M. •
Off, Ow, June After
at a stand with
T e l i ftnteen - Inoaer Water' In the, channel.
Reuther deer. Thenielele!ee IV at CP. M.
The Steamboat Race Against Time.
Cey Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
ST. Lints, JOl2lll turns out that. w h o
Pike. of New (Weans. and Hr. mood.
Was clerk of the Jan M.White adieu - she Made
hoe fact trip i nlett, were authorized by Capt.
Leathern to.geep the time of the summer
Natchez on her recent trip. and their time Is
three dam twenty-one bourn Itud Any-eight
minutes. - trots wilt dos to 'the record al . ihe
Natchez.
PITTSBURGH, ..FRIDAY, JUNE
NEW YORK CITY
Failure of a tiold and Stork Broker—
The Railroad War Wages—Further
Reduction of Railroad Fare—ln•
'crew of Freight Rateu.
By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Gazette.]
NEW Viouw. June P 3.1 .
HEAVY riSANCIAL
The markets at the fitock Exchange Were
outwitted to-day by the announcement of the
failure of Jas. Boyd, Whit. . a broker. sus.
Pended on contras ti wild to bare been made
for oocouttr of F . *mkt E. Ketchum. It ap
pears Boyd was curing a large amount of
[Old. about five lions, and was also In the
stock market, h . Ijlg lines of Pacific Mall,
New. York Centr , Hudson and ROek Island.
Until recently b Igo had a; large Interest to
the Lake Shore a d Ohio et MrtaisslpPl. The
break day before yesterday in the last named
is said to have been due to Ills tales of stock.
The cause of his failure wan the decline in
lold and absorption • of margins • by
nterest account on stock; It appearing
that before his ,suspension he paid • out
over gafo,ooo In the settlement of
losses. The amounts carried were Out of all
proportion to the margins pat. up. Bo yd's
10.. It la thought will - be coveted by 854000,
and that they are not larger is due to the fut
that the operations winch had been clued .
within the past fevtt, days on some stocks have*
showed a profit. Great sympathy Is expressed
for Boyd, who has been an attached friend of
Ketchum's for years. and who acted as his
broker both before his departure from and
since hie return to', the street. This is the
third time Boyd bastalled,*and in each ease
through the failure of his principal!fore
his suspension he mid out over M O ,OOO In the
settlemeut of loss..
Tilt iIAILROAD WAR. •
of th.
erenc
to th
't thepe
lounces
toped at
panned
ty n man
ae too of
•rnm nt de •
o all be do
beet colt
Hu open
I.a d r
be no
'ob
it - stp t
fans o
tto?eion
The competition for 'passenger ratite be
tween the New York Central and Hudson
River. Erie and Pennsylvania Central Rail
road Companies continues active, with Rome
further reduction to important points In the
Southwest. Thereto for first class faro via
Mississippi River to New Orleans was to-day
induced by the Fale from gate VALsttand the
St. Louis rate from pi to Va.tr- The Genet
al Agent df the Great Southern Line via Rich
mond has also adopted these rates to-day,
and still cheaper reel Are promised
within a day or two. From • the pre,
cat appearances the New Orleans fare
will be reduced toforty dollars within. week,
with a similar proportionate decline to all in , '
termediate points. The eighteen dollar rate
to Chicago. eerenteen to Cincinnati and twen
ty-one to Lou kvlile by trunk lines con
tinues unchanged; but further reductlens are
anticipated. Pint class freights will be ad,
vanced Jnly Ist to Chicago from $1,12 per owl,
to $1.50; the rates to Cincinnati from ft to
die; the rates to Louisville from SIM to 11.74
the rates to Quincy.
_III. #1.40 to $1.91; the
rates to St. Louis $1.40 to $1.91.
CHARGE DISYISSZI!
The charge made by - Edithn Montor ogninat
.Mesdames Woodhull and (India woo dismiss•
od and ahe was remanded to the rate of the
Commlasumem of Charity.
Pregident Grant bag pardoned Lout. Lin
diner for a violation of the internal IVY.ue
law relative ttb lotteries. He had 'erred
about half his term of imprisonment.
I Ethelred Woodworth convicted of e3nriler
reit log'. has tree%tven new trial. the pro-e
-cuticle wltnecses roving wane lbw] himself.
irxTcycco
Michael Varier;irother of "Reddy. the
blactotnlth, - b be en sentenced to eta moot hs
In the penitentiary. -,
BRLIW 'i•ELE(RAMS
-,- Report) , from San Pete county. Utah. saT
the crop" there ore nearly drat rtlyetlby (raga-
—The Missouri, Ittier Ls again very high . and
ctill rising tr ilk q cospect of. getting nut of
Its bank,. •
Willhatt pum boo been nOminated
for COnaTellA by tb Republicans of the let h
iltio district.
—The ftemocruti tutiveut ion at Nen. Alba
lad..yesterila nominated lion. M. C.
Kerr for Congress.
—The annual sale of Rock by Mr'. Alemthy
took place at Frunkfort.liy., un Wednesday.
slaty horses were sold. realising MOM.
The Itepubllciin Congressional Conientio
the Fifth Indiana District yesterday notni
led Hon. John Coburn for re-eleet Inn.
--Koannanschanp. at San FAl.llCiat., Lac
erintru6t.,dlo furnish 14410 Chtuese for Ala-
Imam and Tedneuwe; tbree viuni •hiP
•• • •
=I
=MB!=IMEI
. . .
1..1 also ptes..ils
--Tile gold mine[. nn ,sake Ins., of port
Roodany anlaa i .
ntxa a r .0 u o 1 dRS par-
--nig line oU max Wia-h-14tanto
l'oint of }Moro, torn Iniltnt, cartooning with
the Baltimore and Oldo. lust been placed
under contract, to be
tin
Ina year.
-Jacob and Samuel Meyers. robbed ROW
day. since at the Planters' Honer, St. Louie,
of a large lot of jewelry, has e rood the pro
prietor'. of that hotel for }GOV damagee.
-At the mamal exhfation of the New York
rltyl institution for deaf and dumb. 013 Wed
nesday. dlplotonsle.ere distributed to seventy
four mutee and deaf c tit ardent. of both oozes. '
-The northwest sutlieriligfrom• drouth.
In southern Whiconsin no manilas fAlleu since
March, and In Minnesota. northern Illinois
and parts of lowa-re7 little since that time.
, -A: lake ha<ticen discovered In the moan-
Ininear Ilel7en.l4c;otann. from which It
•
expected on uollinited supply of water can be
obtained for milling purpose. at and nearthat
place 4
—The stnicture occupied be TrawL Smith's
book manufacturing company In New York—
the MOO complete of 'the kind in the. country•
--was destroyed by are on Wednesday night.
Int .- 011 . 9g a loss of SLII,OOII.
--The Republicans of Vermont. to Convert
don on Wednesday. nominated John W.Stew
art. of Middlebury. for Governor,- Goorge N.
Dale. of Inland Pond. tor Lieut. Governor. and
John A. Page. of Montpelier, for Treasurer.
—Thelarneastnakers' etrike at. Cincinnati
has Induced are manufacturers to accede to
the demands. • Pone of the latter yet stand
out. The makers Can receive under the new
.. . . . . .. .. ..
rates from t weirs to fifteen dollars per week.
—There waeconsiderable exam:tient to Now
York yeste ar on a ccount of .the (adore of
James tloyd, who ad .on hand $5,000400 to
gold and Us she sin leadlng stocks. ills
allure calm a brisk In gold. which declined
to 1115.
—The comp ethin of the Nalmonth, 0 Ibral..
tor and Malt sub-marine cattle was. tbe ocmt.
don of congratulators messages yesterday'
betweeethe Iccroy of India and President
Grant. The mute of the former. dated
IlnalhaY,Vid, Toning. reached Wealthiest/. Id
Joy,. 01. Test rday.
- —An [dished and very respectable
young lady, na ned Mary Crawford, died of
Cincinnati on ender. At the- fnneral on
1 .
Wednesday th body was taken charge of by
the. Coroner. l Is claimed she was the nic
ilia ot soductio and abortion, in whic.lst • .
err", mother a ptryalclaa pre Implicated:
An erainimition bowed - that the grant Okla ,
Sad been committed.. .• •
-rt. being known' that the fruited States
•)larehal had got facilities enough at hie com
mand to take the asenplete census of St. Louis
within the time required by law, the County.
Court 'yesterday appropriated $lO,OOO to OM
able the Marshal to procure more men and
!Inch other means as may be. necessary to do
the work to them:let thorough manner.
,
-On On arrival of astn,octir from New
Toth at Port-aa-princei Haal.lttro Paean
gee. named Or=t - and Armand Were arrested
on a charge of taking counterfeit money Into
the country._Serena million pliant of the
.money (engrved in the United Stains) was
round in their stale Mom. They were thrown
into Paton to answer for their clime with
their item
-The Columbian; en route from Omaha to
St. Lords, eruct a rock on the Missouri river,
near Brunswick gra sunk. She Is reported
badly broken and _probably a total loss. She
was owned by N. Ppringer,and Copt. Win.
Barnes, her commander, anti valued et $31,000.
Insured for *Age In Boatman , . St. Louis;
tri.oooln Nallgirahlinitna and 510,000 In four
P.ttliburgif amass.
-FA - Illtraglyceriue explosion at Worcesid
MO". T.l 4 artlaF.lfilled Timothy CronarAs.
22 reare.inftireti anoint thirty olhei i reeles
none dangerously , and demolish The
houses, badly shatte r i ng many rung
shock wee felt 'ell, over the el half smile
and crockery and furniture b Ire mater)-
distant. Aquantitynf th and was in
el bad been smuggled In
tended for the Boone
wien the inth Iwo men
-In Southern Ar rn .n ep Jere murdered
named Inset , arr. his legs barn
by Indians.
at out and coal Otero unwed
ed off, his he no tth e tintr odenti men escap-
In It, Co i i t
ack n n‘ p o rnnt . pocCoggarell •
ell and cu t . ere with a detachment of
~rd sexy so pursue the savages. Their
`“‘"Y wits discovered. surprised, thirty-live
...Valera killed end tvie captured. Col. Stet
ford a abort tlinenrerinna bad a battle with
the savage baud and killed {wear - one. Oar.
Sanford. of Arizona, ka n .per{onallY tine
the various tribe s
toleat their eamninintn.
The saver e promnted talrly,but no t alth le
placed In them. .
-The Nest rook 'WPO4,PS Hanna cones
pondentrwrites that President Grant a mes
sage to Canireeee On Cuban affair , mnsln,nt
graphed In full to that city. by the ePtinan
minister at Washlturton, and was soon atter
printed to hand-bills by the official paper-and
distributed through:the alt}. It product
the greatest Joy among the Kentish citizens
and volunteers. The Press
v ""
shouted everPwitere.with enthusiastic clean
mood, the authorities still
and there wane .strong dieposition to Illumi
nate the city. Notwithstanding their happy
keepthemeson tne
American citizen last seised lir Joselai
Generald been
DlAP.l,Vmd..elen refuse .to Inform the Con-.
OM, utorterai . :LlAdle. wig . he was arrested.
receiv e: of
he
death of
Callito Gard& one of the
the lasurrent ethiefe. who Rae killed la the
3. makes tut Imre/ten b e gi ns officer lost by
the Cubans since theng of the WV.
" Celt PPltealeat near Santa Rita. Re
Buffalo.
BUTTAW. June . 4.—gecr o t:„;:l7
mod „.
at.; mar mon to
rood
ket for . Ca " Zu b li e t t t d u Ls46 " iv s4 °° Z
W I for lam rtereer9.4
SICOID
FOUR- O'CLOCK
NEWS BY CABLB.
•,.
he “Ilystery of Edwin DrOd" Not
Finished. and to Remain So!--Serious
nits in Cork, frehuid—French and
English Press ou Abe Cuban Insur
reetion and the, Relation of the
['lilted States TheOlo—Tke Retufn
of Orleans Princeo to France—The
Drought and the trops—Denuutrk
Sends a Veaxlla Venezuela to Ex.
art Redress foririevaimeex.
[By Telegraph to the Pittsburgh Onset t e.l
URVATfMITAIN.
.hoe 'publinher of
Dickens' works. publishes a statement to-day
that only One-half of Dickens' story. - MI - story
of Edwin Drciod."" bid been written. The
story will be published en far an written. and
no one will be peTtnittlid to Ankh It.
Banta, Preece and Pronto nave approved
of the Joint. note of ' England and Italy to
Greece, respecting the Marathon massacre.
The Times antlagnita a reconciliation be
tween Canada rind,the' lied River Insurgents
upon the antic arature Of troops.
The funeral of Lord Arthur Clinton. one of
the parties involved in the female masquerade
scandal, was atrictly private. The only at
tendants were the Linke of New Castle and
Lord Thomas Clintortand filollaitor and phy
sicians of the deceased. The place of burial
was left unmarked.
. A deputation representing ao,aco operatives
In Lancashire .waited on the Committee of
Cotton Manufacturers at Ulackbora today
and asked an increase of wages. _Tiler were
assured if the prices obtained for goods after
harvest was over should warrant, their wages
should be raised five per cent_
Evans. partner of the firm of Itrailbury &-
Evans. formerlyisublishers of Dickens' works.
Is dead.
CORK. June 2.l.—SeTious riots occurred here
yesterday. The meters had recently hired
great number of German tnilore, displacing
the Irish. A meeting of the Utah tailor. was
held and a strike WWI IVSaived neon at once.
Yesterday afternoon the IMO tailors stopped
work. and FOOD afterward: the rioting began.
The strikers *necked the shops of the em
ployer% when the police charged on the rio
tern and succeeded in restorine urder. A
number of citizens who volunteered to aid
the pollee were stabbed. Everything is quiet
now. A great many anents hare been made.
• The damage to the-crops coaled by the
drought Id France cannot yet be correctly es-.
tlmated. Actounts from the Provinces are
contradictory. but the grain markets show
much weakness. The effMt of the extract,
<finery heat is still felt. In Paris. the water
tf the Selectmen low this gees In growing nt
he foot at the quay wells.
rtre C iMt j t=rt. A 7l74` 4 ll . l — „ a u ' rra i n::: l ry ' et
,erday wnew renewed. -rho riotous crowds
rasetpebathe streets and are dispersed and
epeatedly reform. There ban been some
hand to hand fighting and several special con•
stable, have been wounded.
• MANCE. '
Pante. Jam. Meredith Head, Consul
General, of the United States. gore grand
dinner this evening in honor or Prevost Par-
The Princja of the Honor of Orleans have
addressed a letter to tne (Montle* of 'the
Corps Legislatif ott She ocelot!. of the mo
tion made rehrt Ire to the call of the Princes
of both lines Inf the Bourbon family. The
Princes say : "In the presence of this propo
sition we cannot keep silence. Since Idiel
hare protested against taw which exiled us.
Nothing has Justified that exile sines, and we
come to renew ..fittr protest It It Is net grace
that we demand; It it our right, a right which
belongs to ell Prenchnom and of which we are
despoiled.- It to our country which we ask
far. which we lore.lihlch our family has al
ways loyally *erred* from which none Of our
I radit ions *emirate its. an 4 whose roma. Slone
ca uses our hearts.7.to bea !gothing ran re
place our absent country. • •
The Seal., attar rjescrlbing the Spanish
atrocities la Or MIMI., quotes with ap
proval the ronovlv passage from the London
.Weenter t eflpahe Weeds money. Cuba need*
peace. and the:United States needs Cuba."
The :Uccle add.: 'la this statement n
prnct Seal solution of the sitttatirin:
MV===
Jour . ..I:—The Qocrruuteni has or
lered tt,o Mott • Wsvoontrr to rnezttel% t
rlrw rot .
hatch
MU=
4 ;tr=rag,i 4 014 1 . 73 . 11r ... " :.. CM
pool. anted, all weir.
MOVILI.L. Jute =-Tbe Atosm•blp lows,
from Nes' York. hoR arrived.
=
[Amnon. June Consols for money ids
account 92S4ii2‘i. American Securities dill!
'd6,tesi; 'gra IN%; SAM,: 10-40*.,E7.. Erie
UN; Illinois Central 11Nr,„Iireat Welicorn .teiS
Stocks *trimly.
PaulA. June 23.- llourse'closed firmer At
Mc.
Lomas...June low quiet at trs's attl.
Sugar quiet. Calcutta Linseed igis
Linseed oil heavy et ale sded.3ls 10d. Turpen
tine dull at alt 6d.
Lemmas., Jeer ti—Cotton Irregular with
middling uplands at tP 1. Orleans sales
5.000 bales. Callfortila white wheat las 9dalDs
10d, rod western No 2 as id.ae,21.1 winter 91 2d.
Flour quiet and steady at 24s 3d. Corn firm's.,
No 2 mixed als Al. Oat. to Id. Barley
Peat Ms. Pork lie, 6.d.Beef Ills. Lard Is
'firm at Otis. Cheese Oos. 'Bacon Ms sd. C. C.
Os 2s, 11. ?J. common rosin Sse.SA fine laa.
Spirits petroleum le; refined Is Tallow
fits Tareentine Vta. Linseed oll3“. Lin
seed cakes 11e3t,
• hostas, June M.—The weekly statement of
the Bank of Englend shows an increase of
six hundred and thirty-two thousand pound.
sterling In Lillian.
nasal - OWL June •J'.—Bids firm at MO,
EMEi=i=E
tiaras: Jug.) M.—Cotton declining: at 116 X
franca tor spot, and Irtf. attoot.
laternottonal •Consention at Indianapolis.
lisrntssror•dus, Jane M.—The,. Convention
1 1 Was railed to order at ten o'clock tY•Preal
dent McLean. After singing a hymn, Dr.
Harper, of. Indianapolis, read the idth psalm
and led in Prayer
The minutes of yesterday's meeting were
'read and - adopted.
A number of resolutions and communica
tions were presented and referred to commit
tees without reading. • -•
The Chair announced the following Commit-
Goon Asseclatlons 'Hem C. C. Lathrop. New
suetark. Neu - J John L. Wheat, Louisville.
Kentucky; Alfred Sandham, Montreal, Quber
T. C. Crocker, Westerly. Rhode Island; Geo,'"
A. Yonng,_flanallton, Ontario; H. IL Jude.'"
Memphis.Tennescee: D. E. Small. York, Pa'
Sylvania. Glen
The special order for the morning
was the discussion at the questk r ir e ,„,,.,
branch of the Association work h •
the most encouragement durlop,,,"a e rV, -
rear?" The dlscussion was er h r oot ,
by Messrs. Kimball, of Erie, p - 4 herg .
massachnsetts; Baldwin, cl e i. et 1 ,4 a. 0.
York; Hay, or Turei , w ° Pennsylvania, and
If. Stuart, of Pidledelphir
others. Mr of delegates pros
- There maul alarge nif /Ale t e em i ng , me . y
ant at the Conre , Rl trains last nitynt.
having arrived otrseaslon, after the usual
AStbp afteniKes and reeding of minutes,
devotional coats reGintions and oommuni
a large nnindfdrodueed and referred to Cote
cations rga u rending.
mittees .11runot. President of ttie Called
Hon. tee Commission, wan Invited tux
St/Geri-he platform.
seat - Executive Committee of Associations
Tie United. States and British provinces
Mia their report for the year Rua closing.
The letailed statement of the Treasurer
show. the amount received during the year,
padirsia; paid for publishing the proceedings
of filtiond - Convention, eiMS.M;
wore/ kautheru work t piitia.l2; Print,
lug an other expenGa. poki-w--leavlng re.
matning, 1.1.4L1,49.
Open almneetings were
of the City at from six to eight o'cloM 7 -
The meeting at thenight session wai - ss..
.and enthuslaatin The hall Wag - erowde.
to its titmost capacity. The subject under
dIeCUBSIOn Wne, "How Gall we reach and in-
Glance young men whc come Into our tares
cities.'
Rev. If. D. Moore, ot Cincinnati read the
Scriptures and invoisedie divlns
anat. IL W. eddies. - rms,id the au di c . c.
showing the practical portance of the great
work torahs comer/11ot of young men, and
from the demonstration/here it woo evident
that the friends of Jesuiare alive to the Im
portance of bringing pung men under the
influence of the Divine ddrit.
H. Thane. Miller sap very touchingly,
"Weary OrWirdsrinr V,P,E; ••
Hon. S.S. Fisher, of hlngton, was the
next speaker. He relatel a number of Geo
dotes to illustrete G practical work of
reachingioung men dto go to cities and
towns. a contendediat the prayer meet
ing should be opened, id a hall for lectures,
a well lighted room .nd use every appli
ance possible.
on. eo. K. Swarth( Philadellhla , very
ably and eloquently stiforth the u/ l ee tt . e
own th e youyif men of mecca, an the mag
nitude of the work to ing the young men,
too, who are crowding our shores fromthe
• Old World. The induce that these young -
' men are to exert. on 1.1 lust Malone of this
country are to last fever. .He believed
that the Young Men'sasociations possess
peculiar facilities for. ti work, and he al
ways placed this Associon as an auxiliary
se the 4: - . l4ltuiri Churehlle contended that
~We must at
liffion Of .Christ'
acts of kindness, common and lore; then
we can reach the yes men, and throw
around them Influences it will make a last
ing ItopreeniOn On the et .
A beautiful hymn wales sung, oseldh h e i
of the Cross, arise.' i - • •
Wm. Reynolds. of Pen. spoke earnestly
and boldly for the wort .
Mrs. Milford led SosWl, after Which D.
L. Moody, Of Chicago; tdd with a splendid
address
4, 1870.
North Atlantic Stinadron—Nomina
_ lion of Col. Akerman for Attorney
General Conlinned—Other Nomina
-11004 Confirmed.
Mc freleirmilt to the Pittsburgh Gazet I e.l
• WASHINGTON. June t.'l., KA
THE FISHERIES...
ear Admiral Lee, who will soon take coin
m ad of the North Atlantic squadron. %VIII
have mina! e and positive Instructions to Pro
tect all American cit izens in all their right, •
The Committee on Jed Wary. this afternoon.
made a favorable report to the Senate in Ex
ectitive session on the nomination of Col.
Akerman to be Attorney General. The Sen
ate, without objection or debate, confirmed
the noMinat lon. The rule which requires
notice of confirmation' of nominees not
to he cent to the President until torn
Executive sessions intervened. Won Nils
pended, so the President might forth
with be advised of P t
he confirmation In this
particul ruse. Co. Akerman arrived this
evening
and had an interview wnh the Presi
dent. -.
The Senate to-day confirmed the following
nominations: C. Berrenger. N. C.: Denj. t - .
A blmtt, N. Y.; and Chas P. James. D. C.. Com
missioners for the revision and consolidation
of the statutes of the United States: Paymas
ter John 11. Stevenson to be advanced fifteen
numbers In his grade for extraordinary
heroism during the late rebellion; Jared Bin
lion, Collector of Internal Revenue. Second
District of Minnesota; Postmasters, 11. P.
Strong• Beloit. Wisconsin: 11. S. Towne.
Ripon, Wisconsin; H. 11. inFger. ilndano,
Wisconsin.
Cl:Klo3lti.
The cumtom receipts last week amounted to
t 12.17.310.
—.6--
Regular :11ertlog—Polltiods, Remmutrao
A regular semi-monthly meeting of the
Select and Common Councils of Allegheny
city was held yesterday. Thursday evening.
June 21, le7o.
Members present Messrs. Callery, G winner,
Ituckenstine. Long, Mont. 3.1'. Patter
Roo, A. Patterson, Peterson. Philips. Reiter,
Riddle. Wettneh, and President :dallier:
The minutes of the preieeding meeting wer.
read and approved.
Mr. wettaeh, a petition (or Posing W./ 1 /.
street:Referred.
Mr. A. Pattorson, a petition for paving mar
ket street. Referred.
MMiEM=
Mr. Hall, a petition of citizens residing above
-Liberty' street asking for a better supply of
♦rater. Referred.
' Also a remonstrance from residents on Palo
Alto street against the assessment for open
! bur Taylor avenue.'
Remonstrance accepted and the report of
viewer* referred back in connection with the
remonstrance..
Mr. J. C. ratter.on. chairman of the Co
mittee on Stmt... prevented a report. novo •
panyins whieh were a number 01 ordinance
Accepted.
•
Also, an ordinance for grading and oaring
I.7edar !they. Itnetted nnally under a empen
stun of the rules.
. .
Ako. an ordinance for a lateral' sewer
Stockton avenue to Federal strZet. and plan
mune. Plan approved nod the ordlnahce p
nest tlatlly under the rules.
Also for later:ll reWer on Ohio avenue fro
Frazier to l'ulton street, and plan of can
.lira approved and ordinance pasted finally
• .
Also profiled of grader of Slope alley: Wayne
street.. Approved.
17414,11 g reportiire of
"I'L e r ile o w n e 4 ' 71 t : l h n al
the dimmer will amount to ki.0114 and that
the property adjoining trUl not . be benefitted
o one-tenth t hat amount, and recommend the
abandonment of the proposed Opening of the
at reel. Referred to he Committee on Surveys.
Report of the viewers on the opening of
Taylor avenue. Referred hack td the viewer.
In COnneCtiOn with the remonstrance p
vionsly offered. •
'Jr. Hall. Chairoinaof the Finance Commit
tee. presented the reportof the committee.
which recommends the
Is
of warrant
favor of Bernard Gray. for $4,000, payable
sfa munthirafter:date of Inning. AccomPnoY
log the exhibit tens a resolution' nuthorixing
the issuing of the warrant.. The report moo
received and the resolution pasted Lanny ' •
Alen no ordinance providing fur the Issuing
or Wee bonds. . The Ordinance Wan passed
tinnily under the rules:
Also an ordinance on:killing I'm the tanning
of $4.11.1 ...yen per Cont. seater bonds. heard
a. nrogoaeroci Pu.sed linstly under a
Wexii t ft x
. . . .
.
....ppn.lo/1 of the nth,
Mr. J, C. Pattervon called up the ordinance
oror idles for a rev Laing of the asaesament for
mut paving ttlenr_armmo u t
over uut :I nett meeting. Xdopted.
Mr. Middle called up the ordinance for Ihe
conatruction of a main sewer on Jackson
fleet. presented at o_previoa meet ing and
IM•ted tint rending. Toe ordinance ,1-34 pn,i
od nuttily.
11:10111141,1r.
. .. .
Mr.J. V. Patterson. submit ed the plan of
the above newer Willa, was a . proved.
Au ordinanee for the gradli g and paving of
Morton alley, past first rend) at n previous
meeting, was taken up and p. sed finally.
31e. Reiter offered a resolution instructing
the Ons Committee to erect a gas lamp on
Lighthill and Ridge streets rind one on Bel
mont street. Referred. - • .
Messrs..). C. Patterson. Iluckenstine and
Mout wore appointed n committee of confer
ence in regard to the resolution relating to
the Federal street sewer.
Nonconcurred to, the regatta 1012 relnt log . to
the resonator of the report or the rimers on
the opening of Colon street to the committee
ror
Lair corree clier .tion. It being in the hoods of the
',At
Members present: Measrs.Aahworth, Brown.
limb.. CoMier. Dairen. (Atmore, Gilliland.
Hanna; Hunker, Milting.. Moni. McNeill.
Rowbottom. Slack. Taggart.
Thomp
son. Voegtiv and President Warner.
Minutes of the preceding meeting reed an!
pproved.
Mr. Dalzell. a remoestrance ageinaa
port of rlearera on the opening of Ttylor.ve
nue. Referrhd to ;Street Committee,
Mr. Rowbottom, petition for waterMe on
Ila_yardlitriet. Referred. "
Mr. Voegtly, petition for lateral sewer on
Gray's alley from Leese( street es the river.
Referred.
Mr. 011111and,Oemonstrance egelnet a :Rarer
on Ohio:avenue: Referred.
Mr. Ashworal. petition air gas • lamp on
Sedrovidir street , /deferred:
Mr. Teeter', d petition f. alone creasing on
Irwin scone , Referace.
.41110 pettion for mange of grade on River
avenue.leferrad.
nyani4Cll besineas from Select Council at
t a l p" - ,`"raiaTt e Z t Otic o tTo t ne k u
e r r4it d p i . o and i the t ar
th o e n ratler of a resolution for p;illn e glide n •
waitf, l l4 l , at. theentrance to the freight
d t:',
F. W.& C. R. R. Co., and the
~
arnanee for P . F.
newer on. Federal .
Area, which were laid over.
Mr. CerfuellY prtaented the report, of the
Committee on Onlitianoes.
Report accepted gad Med. '
toit.r..Ragoita
on the table. zes relative to night
Mr. Taggart. a (p etition for water pine on
Irwin avenue. R efe rred to the Water Com
mittee with powe to act.
Council adjourned.
Y. M. C. A.
°aeration—
. or noteera—rtnel keititiratneta:
The A eitielSUM 1.14 called to order ity the
PreeldeoS. al nine 0 . 004 generally moaning.
The minutes of the preilous menteg were
rend no d #eprored, atter which the morning
.was sat mart for a general dilate.
After the regular ,order of butanes/1 was
gone tbrobgh with r ilr. Robbins moved that
he clinic be conducted to regular form, no as
o give all the members. and those visiting
elitists a chance to witness the operation no
it
gorlatr was invited to conduct site
clinic, and to explain to the, annociltion thu
nature of the Case In band fill 'he protTeded.
Several other cakes of iraPorice wo brought
termini for the examiention f the members.
embracing that or neeroned ondition of the
Interlock mnxilla and exesto in of the interior
maxilla. These canes being lof great imper
twice to the profession, they lo(
marked
attention on the part of those present.
~„,Br. Jones. of the house of Si S. White, of
run.44, lPM....pletesd a nuiZE , of rine nets of
inntntmentn ...,,,„. the t o ! . !. r exhibition, •
On motion, the am,
.adjourned to
meet nt half-past two p. 4, - - ,
4rrunioox storioN...
wooe greater part of the a !MOOD sellidt.
occupied with illuntrationn of cases by
Dr. kb:Calla and Prof. Bark r. Interentingto
dentist', but not no to the ernl reader.
. Following came areport m the Treasurer,
showing a balance of Am= ti the Treasury.
The Executive Committee al reported.
The annual election was then proceedSd.
With, Tenn ing in an 411.01 . tit's h e follow.
Bark r.
.
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°Pinata Pin
President—Dr. John McCann, Lancaster.
First Vice-President, Dr: J. G. Templeton,
' etc Castle.
Sect;rid Vice-President—Dr. M. E. Gillespie.
Ist/burgh.
Recording Secretary—Th..o. Ragley. New
tle.
Corresponding Secretary—Dr. Hamel-Mel
herdi.Lancaster. -
Treasurer—Dr. George T. Darker; Philadel'•
- Censors—Dr. A. IL bbie°, Meadville; Dr.
W. E. McGill, &lei_ hr. J. D. White, Alio.
ghoul Dr. George W. Niedich, Carlisle; Dr.
(George Luce, Tituwille.
The President elect then appointed the fat.
Mg Executive Committee: Drs. Robbins, Sled-
Mk. Darker, Hopper-and Armor.
Dr:McGill was appointed delegate to the
New York State Dental Society.
Dr. J. S. Smith was appointed delegate
to the Ohio State Dental. Society.
Dr. Luce moved that the essayists who had
favored um ameimion during the sesilona bo
hevequested to futnlah topical of their may,
forpublication.
The remainder of the session was occopled
with routine businees, and at halt-past four
o'clock the Society adjourned to meet la Oct
tysburg in June
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'['HE CAPITAL
ALLEGHENY COUNCILS
Common Council
STATE DENTAL SOCIETY
VOL.
WESTERN UNIVERSITY
Ciao.-Day Exeretieo—A Historo—Poetn—
Prophecy, and Presentattott of the Wooden
tipoon.
•
The Seniors of the University held their
class-day exercises yesterday afternoon In
the University Hall, anti they were largely at
tended by beauty and fashion generally. Soon
after the hour of opening the Class of - al
marched in file up the_ ball, arrayed In their
Oxford gowns. while the baud In attendance
played a lively college air. Having seated
them Selves on the platform. Mr. .too. Mcln
tosh, chairman of the class, made a few open
ing. remarks. and then Introduced the Class
historian. Mr. W. A. Boothe. who gave a
lengthy description of the doings Of the class
since they had first entered the. Institution.
Severaftille episodes were related, in which
came of the worthy profeSsors had been con
nected. .
Some good music was then given, when Mr.
W. 11. Knox recited his class poem, composed
by him fur the occasion. Mr: K., like the his
torian. used his classmates Is quite a spicy
manner: also spoke quite feelingly of the va
rious inembers of the Faculty. One touching
part of the poem -was a very fitting tribute
pahl to the memory of a deceased classmate.
Taking It in all, it wan certainly a scholarly
production. The next in order was 'the
Prophecy. delivered by Mr. J. P.'' Rogers. This
gentleman seemed to be the very sober:nen of
the dn., and he sells admirably adapted to
the part he tank. His predictions were quite
encouraging to some of the boys, but be did
not deal very mildly with others. His proph
ecy elicited much applause from the audience,
but t he prophet was as sober al ever. The.con
-1 eluding part of the entertainment was the pre
' seating theJunlor class with a wooden spoon.
Mr. N. Miles made. the presentation speech,'
bringing out a delicate little spoon about
three lees lung. telling the Juniors how It
should be s teemed. and used. M.o. Mr. John
Crosier in mbalf of the Junior class respond
ed in npe manner, thanking them for their
manifestnt On of kindness, also remarking
they could not have selected a more appro
priate testitnonal of their regard. especially as
rt
the class p sent Mg It was a very "spoonf
milted - Ind ed.
The ode 1 . then sung by the whole class.
to the tuna f Auld .Lang Syne. The -enter
tainment throughout Was quite Interesting.
and much credit is due the young gentlemen
.who took part In the carious exercises.
Mot entents of Governor Omiry.
Ills Excellency, 06, John W. Geary, who
is stopping at the Monongahela House, yes
terday In company with Messrs. E. Houston.
Sr., H. A. Frevfogle and T. Campbell of the
Booed of Managers of the St. Paul's Orpha n
Asylum, visited that institution and made
'thorough eironinntion of Its various de
partments. The • Asylum was found to
be in the most -scrupulous • good or
der and its vast family of children
were as comfortably situated ns If In the
enjoyment of luxurious homes Independent
of charity. The good sitters In charge engem
bled the children together mad after. several
gongs of cheerful welcome to the distinguish
ed visitor wero chanted by them. the Gover
ner in his own neat way delivered a feeling
address to the buys and girls, which they will
remember on long as they lire. lie wits very
cinch pleased with the asylum and Its man
agement. and expressed notch surprise that
so great an institution should so prosperously
thrive on private charity and support. The
good order, comfort and general cleanli
ness of the wards and the health
and good spirits of the children excited
the unqualified praise Of Ills Excelle.Y. who
retired abundantly pleased with his visit.
The Asylum has tunny soldiers' orphans In ha
keeping, who were mode especial objects of
interest I.v the Governor. The party next
visited Mercy Ilospltalot charitable Catholic
Instil.' len supported by the offerings
of the generous community. The Gayer.
nor tine delighted all b his visit there, too,
and paid high tribute to the worth of such a
place to the community, and to the efforts of
the sister's 1n charge, who had it, an It ever Is,
In the most perfect order from celler to attic.
The party returned to the.city In the after
ttoon. Ti.dnv the Governor trill visit the oil
resin., accompanied by Col. Wet. Phillip,
0en.A...1.. Pearson. lion. Judge Stowe and
other d istingu (shed citizens.
FOREIGN
Titn i narraeaula plant is the new,Preneir
remedy Mr the small pnr.
Tif Ma!, were two severe shocks of earth.
snake at l'enicce of the fl:th of Mar.
They were vertical and lasted about eight
minutes.
~.,
A wrtritili in X4,teir addielierifii says il
new,}yuril.lins come into existence—fish.
bar. Signifying a place where-, fish to fried
and told.
SEIININ-EFFENDI, the Chief Secretary
of the F' elan Department of Constanth .
(10111.. is a Paris on a secret diplomatic
talssida or the iialutti. An..ilier symp
tom.
Tor. Pow cars that Mr. Gladstone hat,
paid tl n comidiment of offering the Dean-
Baliol College, Oxford, and that "from
very a marent reasons" it has been re.
fus...l.
Tar: &Kill is antioala - ea. of the tier.
I \,,
Dr. Mn broth, honorary canon of Manche*
ter, wl o Won ordained fifty eight years
ago. nn, who has held the rectory of Bal
ton, nea Lancaster, since 182.1. fie was
appoint. l ninth 'honorary canon of . Maw
cheater I 1 1,..i. - el.
A Yoi - .1 Workingmen's Club in Paris
has reads g roonisra library, literary and
scientitif t \-ourses of lectures, baths, a res.
taurant, truislied roams, and a coopers.
the store. The entrance fee for member.
chip is forty Dares: The'example takes,
andother similar clubs are organizing.
TixorA attys. A vindictive apirit to-
ward the military is still shown in some
Idaream Ireland Two SOldiers were vio.
t en ts. assaulted by civilians In Drogheda
on Sunday night, and would bare re.
ceivc4.l serious injuriee but for the inter
vention of the police. Two of (hell
radiants have keen arrested.
TUE Poles of OaDicta have been refused
a separate autondmr by the Austrian gov
ernment: but the right . to dictate the man.
ner in which their Deputies to the Belch'.
rath shell be elected Is conceded to their
Provincial Diet, along with exclusive leg.
islation concerning schools, communal
matters and public credit
TUE monocyle, or 'one-wheeled relocl
pede, his appeared in Paris anti complete.
iyp eclipse() its two-wheeled (bycicle) and
three-wheeled (tricycle) predecessors. A
feullletonist: says that a man must have
been a squirrel in ti whirling cage, In kis
previous stage of catidence, iu order to
have thoughtof elicit a machine.-
TILE departure of Count Bismarck with
the King of Prussia for Ems, where they
are to meet the Emperor of Russia, has
given rise to much conjecture among for.
'rigs journalists. That Impcoriant diplo
matic conferences . will take place at
Ems on this occasion, seems to - be pretty
certain: but they will probably tuna on the
affairs of Austria am! Roumania. .
AN 4.p.riment with gun concur has
been IWO. et Pye. knglend. The mar
tens tower 1`..10. 86. the walls of which
were twelve feet thick at OW 'base, were
entirely denuttbdpsi hy 300 pounds of gun
cotton, divided into three charges and
fired eimultanconsly by electricity. The
gun cotton was In fiVe.inch discs, and
none of the debris was blown away to the
extent of fifty yards from the building..
Tut first fatal Alpine accident of the
season Is reported. News has Leached
Cambridge that Mr. E. Rnyds of' Trinity
Hall, has Leen killed by a fall over a pre.
eiPiCo while on a mountaineering expedi
tion on the Alps, Mr. lloyds was an ar
dent athlete, having several times repre
sented Cambridge against Oxford in the
ante-university athletic sports. He was
also a very popular member of the Trin
ity Hall Boat Club.
LORD DEIIBT yestarday laid the fattih'-
. tion stone of a new hospital at Liverpool,
called the Stapiee 114pital, in Stanley
Road, sit' the northern side of the town.
The site, Omit eight acres, was given
by the noble Earl, and the building is
Dected to cost from .513.000 to .010,000.
His loalship, in the address he delleemi
on the occasion, remarked that it was, he
wan Arntitl. indlseutahla that the difficulty
of dealing with Individual poverty and
distress is greater in a community of
same hundreds of thousands than where
each family lives among a few neighbors,
all of whom know and are known iwone
another.
A Niue Irma!' in the Timra states
that the Inevitable results of the reign of
extravagance of the Emperor's pet pro.
feet, M. Hausman, are appearing In the
shape indicated some time ago. Funds
cannot be found to go on with the works
he projected, and' a petition, signed by
the principal building contractert of.
Paris has Iteri preiented to the Corps
I.egielatiff; calling attention to the
consequence's of the suspension of the
works. Tho builders point ont that sine.
tenths bf the rap thrown out ofwork are
in a destitute condition; and that their '
plants' and tools are going rs nestructlon.
To add difficulties. they find that
the cite authorities wilhnot pay the large
eume due to them:. The writer of the let
ter adds that 31. Hausman, having left
Paris Insolvent, is Ow rolling in width
at Nice,
,XXXV.---NO. 14:).
12:=1
New ORLEANS.Juar firm; Super
fine $5,76; X-N. Ski; XXX $4.1.2.18450. Corn dull:
mixed $1,0140.121 yellow }Lai: white SUM
LIS. OUP Me. Bran 1.1.18i1Q,1,0.1. liar dull:
gl i c m o e n l a
n r u k l d:ni nn gLeT e el ' earr i lfoiec
clear slde.i hams lard-tierce
EiXialtlnc. Molasses Hera at in - .7.:5c. Whiake
atertily at ..,10;1.10. Coffee toil ; prime 17,-4
IMIMITI2
liA 1.T11101.. June' I—fleeces dull at a de
cline of liQ.Nic on all grades: offerthe about
100 head. Receipts for the week 1.1.6. a.lea
head. , - Sheep Inactive; sales at .146 C:
frass lambs V,011,1.140 per head: stork sbeep
$1,752.2.:- . 1 per head: receipts for the week
3,3,6. flogs: supple lighter: sales small at 1214'
4 - 61Pic, and a very few at Lk , : receipt.; for the
week 6,651 head.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
!Troia cno u CoNN rA.Ls Lix ItAtthoan CO,I
Preratirnou. Juno 18th. 11410. f
NOTIek TO BONDHOLDERS.—
—COUPO, No. 4. nisi. Morigtatn Bonds of
this COMP. y. do July let nett. will be paid on
and after that date en ptatiou and dellrery
nt the MERCIIANTS NA reaenT IONAL BANE .01
BALTIMoItE.
J MIN It. PAGE, .10„ Treasurer.
PEOPLE' , SAVINGS BANE OP ALLEOULNV.;
Comer of Federal turd tuenet attune, •
.10 , 0 230. 1870. )
IrrTHE DIRECTORS OF -- THIS
Bank burn this day declared a illeidund of
FIVE PEE cas•r. out Hof the profit. of the last,
ILE mOnthr.. te
payable nu and utr July Y le OU N t. G.
1870.
Theo of Luz. PI. P.
lakun:
ire - LECIERES.—Itev. GEORGE P.
FIATS will !octoroon MONDAY end TUES
DAY EVENINGS. Juno E7th and lSth. at TV
oVlook. In the USD BYTERIAN CIIURCII.
Penn street. Re, tic.oward's,i for tbe benegt
of Llsalewood Presbyterian Churoh.
• SUBJECTS:
Monday Evertlng—"ll VS:TING AN-APPETITE."
Tuesday Erening—"Elit:CATED FAILURE(."
to
-to each Lecture, 50 cents. Tickets
to be had at • the door and at the following Book
Stores, yin, S. A. Clarke A Co.; Robert S. Dart: ,
end W. G. Johnston A Co., in Pittsburgh, altd 310-
Clinton's Allegheny. Al.. at the followlng3lusis
Eltorea. Slellur A iloene, Charlotte Blume.
Either ,k Bro., and Barr, Anake I Buckler, and at
Dunseath's and J. R. Reed's Jewelry Store. Pitts
burgh. and McFadden'o. In Allegheny City. ICU
Y. M. A.
Rocalard:fa:ably Mention t. Young 31oris Chris-
Nan Association TO-NIGIIT at 7%; iclock. at [he
Rooms. ooniar of Sixth and St. Chit 'meet,
/.21a.3 YOU ARE INVITED.
IVOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
all nt ,, Oeity owner, aloha Penn nvenne. from .
Butler to 4.1t1, snout. In the City of Plttaburgh.
that the election of Cotnrninslonore for Penn ave-
Vue Improvement will pinre nn EI/NE:‘ ,
AY,July ath,12470.1n the SIXTEENTH WARD
hoar,
HOUSE. on Liberty street, batweou the
hour, of 2 sod 7 o'clock I.
H. SCHMIDT, • The Committee
TB. EDWARD. ,‘ of
JOS. VOGEL, I Electinn.
T IST OF. LETTERS REMAINING
.I_.l In Buchanan P.4{011100. Juno tadth.lS7o:
A r:Mc
Armstrong r' -J Everett MI, AI McCoy MI,. J
Armstrong JobwElliott Mr, I.,3loCr a oToal James
F
Burns Mrs M , Fltmusurire T 'MMcDon ken
ald 111314 '
Brun) Mn hi field Mrsett., McLaughlinWM
Hanford John II • IMO:l46am Hid',
Briggs Martin Garland Darld ' P
II
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Barrt Wet
e'lrwin Geo al 'Powell S g tn t t. 7)
BucideyJohu A J • , 11
C Jones Wm /trod John
Clary Edgard Junes John E Reed Capt Jesse
CBI., Borah A Junes Wm E. • Blaberds Alonto
C Chinl D ae llenryA.Jenos boo : Ragan J o hn
arr atil
Kuhn Albert .SlmPswi Jar..
Darby Mrs Ellen [Beams Hugh 'Snick Ell •
Dowling Marts I. Sullivan Owen
Dart. Menet (Lutes Mm E • Stewart Ann
Darts Been E 31 Such John
MO. J (Pedlerl'ldcweJas
Davis Josiah . ins II Taylor Men Elif
Duffey Wm Motifs Leeward
Doyle Henry . Mo
Stay nniou ]Ufa It Chin. Cr Sohn .
In
Win - '
CM]
rounc ern.
PHILIP P. M
BARGAINS
CARPETS
CAN NOW DP HAD AT
AfFarland &Collins
it AND 7: Firm AVE.
They are taking stock, •od done out ruin ett
Brussels and Ingrains,
itlAss than lint eon. Call soon anti get the choir
Mil
HORNE & GO'S.
Cleai•anvo Stile of
FEATS, FLOWERS
Millinery Goods,
PARASOLS, SUN SHADES
Large Additions to Stock in
EMBROIDERIES,
LACES AND LACE GOODS.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR,
GENTS' FURNISELLNO GOODS,
HOSIERY, OLOrES,
GUIPURE LACES,
SASH AND nor RIBBONS.
- NILE AND.LINEN FANS.
At Low Prices._
NEW GOODS
Arriving Daily.
77 AND 79 MARKET STREET.
FOR SALE:
On Saturday, July ‘4d,
At a o'clock P. M., will be offered ou the premisjis
t Public B. the RWIDENCE . of the late 31e..
ELIZABETH TlERNAbLdee'd.•
•
The property front., 70' feet MI Steelton ~re
e,
nue, Allegheny; and rune beck 240 , fent et; '%7•147
street_ There htereeted thereon& th o etno7tortelfle
Demme., wyth 71 room., eutior Mum. bath bowie.
latte title, &ILI collars under the whole house for
coed, epting bonnet. wash house ortne venom oe.
There le also • large 110 - 0.• /Wade on the rear eed
of the lot:" with every etutrentence for h01y.,,
Cows, =nitwit% ko.
•
Twalin—Ouwfourth wsuitii the
, tialanee in •ut
two nod three year.. 97494
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ALVID E PAT.,
PIM in bower 'fort: Wafno °bent. A non3font,
able home preferred. A ddee.. 1.. Plitsbumh
P.O.
Mrntn'4ll7l747cl;sl)g.rgirlD FlnlsLerw
F.nqulre for ono week at tin. 18 TUNNEL NT.
613 R. NATHEN.
ANTED—COAL MINERS IMME
DT!LiiAKSirI7.ZTaidIe IL ItUITtmSII
COMPANY. r li •
NVAZl.FialiTZSyeral for m Farm.
Brictsvd {Vert. riert:ss 0.14 1 4iv"44
COoktOg, atarlibervrnrk. owl, and
11 h t work of all description. Apply at EMPLOT
MENT 0FF1CE...0.1 Kalb street, dna door trOto
Stopenrlon Midge
"VITA7iyED.—.3 'Number of_ Ladles
eiry. Cand Inquir-m. Ni., Iti3 8111.111 , 1 EL ) LITIOSET.
Pittsburgh. Is. P:r+
W ANTED.—Ex erienced.tgents r to
for an article Just patented. 1. be y vousted
evurs
burgh. foully. Address. A. M.. Una 533, Pitts-
N ROY
W A tlll. E o l f l- 1 - 1 -
1!1 Py ß ea r rif i l!f i VA!
• couplet
of bas e r& cioth A lr, whorl-
Ac. Best of saloon. ten. drafts or
two days. J. C.. 114 =TIN OM CC •
ot t A nt? tlp a E MI . ell e
oe
an article pot patented. Will be wanted In every
Bluntly. f not Inducements offered. Addle*, A.
M., Bon 533, Pltt•burgh I'. O. 1-1
WAITEIMORTGACIES.
ao.oie . o.Lonct In large or Small amounts
at a fair rats ntlntareaL •
7110.11A8 E. BETTS'.
\ Bill, Bend and Beal Estate Broker,
No. 179 lentabenld Street.
-vv, A NTED,.
.ernna.h.na
SCREW CUTTING LITRE.
3 to 6 fret S1 1
endlS to 111 Incit . mtnit. •Ild4rats
Inlet: 1 1A ottollto r Bon 302. Plttabap t h. Pa.
'WANTED, j i
. - Coat and Pant Makers,
AT
• • . Kaufman, Opprnheimer.L Co.,
J 2L eit-: "L. 80 WWII NTRISET.
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\AT A NIT D-- . MO ?FtTG AGES. i„. •
Thirty ThoutanD Dollars to Look .
1
In tante or man amount* on propertilft.l.l7l 6 b•o r
Unit e° 4 n" "! r !.4l . '"'"YrirTittics
.
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13°Ikvii) 1 :; 1 En 4 11nT it ' 11 T l l ll! I PMET.
ut 103 Fonrits nvense. 49
TA-LET.
'I , O•LET.—A complete DWELLING
A. ROUSE. well Stensrout attached. Situ.
sued no Wylie avenue...Fo terms, de., call at No.
INO WYLIE AVENUE. •63ii
A.O-LET—BOOMS,with BOARDING . .
—A Sultsof Furnished Rooms on second
floor. 160 Third avenue. 6.=
rINO.LET.—Three Nice Boon's. with
.L Gas and Water. Ballade for • small family,
iN?ltimr.v.7„rbing nlre " 33 TATUM
_
TTLET.—Two Story Brick Rout,
and tiOl . s e at C itr " l, gast .e hrthatiout, tie "'raj
cend
llar. Will be let low ton rood tenant. Ing:ltsr
of J. M. FA AS. No. 3 old Penns Avenue. if-II
TO4.I7.—STOBE ROOM.'
A and-elan STORE ROOM and NOW., No.
IE4I I.lbarty , nreet. oamplat&Y !tted at , tan
shelattus and actuaters. Will bat Tented eheas
odled 000 0040. ESSISISS St
_l4 • N 0.4 VIRGIN ALLZT.
TO-HLET.—A good, tiro story BRICK
I ll Y B7 .LlNO,cootolitlaa 19 roomporlth otal•
ern inairOvomord. Also. lance Laandgoo4llcirl.
stalle. ohnot4 frooUng oh 'Lb. Park.. No. 1114
Notlb Arent... Blat raosomblo. Apply Al No.
41 011onraii. AllegbeitY. 101412
FOR. SALE
•
FOR SAIL
Two Drays, a Cart, and a Set of Harness.
All In Bond order. Tripwire atoms of :
UNION WOOLYN SOIL.
1•11118:1 No.1:10 &Ivor Ayakagrillegb•wr
pOß, SALE CHEAP.--V,500 will
buy . hou... with Sy,
li r! 11.134 bln, with
our lots foe% front by 1 feet ladwpth. with
latier 9 ww, l lt4=
:uvi..r.ze,:tatir,au.A.pplt -174 ce--
VOR SALE.— That well•knoira
Ofoo. , person deletes to keep • botel. tam to
^r."'"l'mird". ".
HAM VAI ' M "
No. 2 Hank of Coforageo• eflAtq,
Pttts
Lir Occupation Immediate on We.
1 OR-.l4LE.L.En g ines and Boilers,
Nawind Sakibd Head. of all kindo,oonsfantis
on band.
Orders trees elf puts et the oonntrt promptly at
tended to.
.7.4.11E9 11 1 / 4 , CO,__
Corag, Aftitort Ammo lola P.. Rt. W. & C. It W
IOR SALE.—STOCK FARlte.—Con-
PAINS 51140 ACIIMI. one hundred end eine
serw under oultivatioa, Weeps wood. improve-.
mans-511 Swellings. vie,' Woe bun sad seals*
sod sheep house., orchard esKI AU 'mums hp
swellcreek pushes through the place. 81Mated •
rennin. amity. lodises. 3N milestrom Venom
end Louisville Rallsnagl: thrivlesi iseighb.rehood
nest to 'Mares asul cherubs. The tam one be
P""b VtLtitt7«.77st P iWlk,ustli Ave;
ER SALE CHEAE, OR ExcRANDE
FOR mg PROPRIITY—A line, 00_011TAT
IDENCK,
One
110 acres with 3 browee
thereon: one, a One. onnafortable and eonsessfent
from the cur, on the waters of Ttittis....we l
nf a mile worn litearatt'a Bank
I Road
reed. Alm. thacrid rind Prim. la loath,.
and Onasee lot sole. if i n a m , * Aar ,
_a2711 No.llo Grant fia.. oWntigo C othilenna.
FOR SALE.—ONS YEARSICREDIT.
/AM k. =etch in,mh . stOol loge be..
.1 Pad ik*.b. , ,erxas 2 e wieW a the MUM Price
%rr , Lo'. tailor tholes beating Milt.
17W LW Correc t, 1.013 h itida had.
Mot awe skle pontoon. 3 cellar, 0 luxe enaderr
rood troll of water at beca rw * d, carriage no.e.d
peanstreet. oreht ' .ll = t. Wisit r irriot . aritZl7o4
00. Or act. mon or O. orchard OLD Mr
a n with It. Within Otte. militates wait or In
cline. Eriptita of
fekyl-awrn
W. LINTIART c on the pristaises.
FOR SALE
stollikien4rdelnif igeet ti. L0 ed e4 k b NIT
: 0 1 01 14 00. 4tit i rni o acir
the ben.. This property le aertalitly tbe nul
um
loon
lb. 37t1, erayil.T.fireltand
lone time given.
•ON MAIN BTRF:ET C2 S. An el=tltinid
t hz ,
ih agn til t % 11 . 1. a 0 3 street..
i nta4
T.. is a11...W.11,km and one lOWA oi
ef nealerate man. - T. IL BUJ, 00 •
0 , 1 44th STRIM.--A beautiful la near BuUer
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L szeil i razmo 4l.nrar , the nar a
P e reiente. - Worittagnin atioeki not Intieib,
potuity - flip by, Timm tOn
1:4 1 1 '‘"" center elgtglikb u vr. k . '
BARLEY AND CEDAR BOARDfI;
oarlan_
by fne tale biAn •
ri 0 1 17011,4? balesin stoi k re roi
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