The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, June 27, 1870, Image 4

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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
ROME NEWS.
Penn• leaving ,the city for the AN inmer.
and, wishing to have the flanmret Pent to
them, alit please send their addiesee. to the
Mane. Price by Mall, 73 enneb per month.
Teo Mtn. a vote Atoikehhh Conoorin Festival.
The gmd Asir viAit the Workhouse
tn•morro
AM.. had four common cases be
strider morning.
•
A ft.* tlitya like yesterday and our “quallty
will leave for the Watering places.
ll.teedoy Vtll. decidedly the wonnewt dny
of the itenson. Thermometer It: derreee In
the Rhode.
We understand the I..cdpirr is to come out Os
Sn independent penny tially when they Ret
their Bullock press running..
Our Yee men are becoming alarmed at the
small amount of lee on - and, and fear its en
tire consumption by the middle of August.
The Heade ZowalreW will drill in Belirliort.rg
Hall, Allegbeng, to-night. The pees defiled
member of the company will receive a prize
medal.
Maud Bowers rat committed to Jail on
.Ratordiff afternoon br Alderman Thom...for
disorderly conduct on. the oath of Leopold
Krehhn.
Steeds Comm. ressivil. June :nth, 2Sth and
".➢th. Admission 10 cents. and retreshmenta
at "saloon charges - it &Math Commnn-Chumh
Fettleal.
(Ifyilauarile.—a regular monthly meeting'
'of the Select and Common - Councils of Mils
etty will be held Mlle 'Monday) afternoon, at*
two o'clock.
Jacob Oat. Saturday afternans . chastised
Cella Cable, for friendship's sake, he said.
Cella didn't like such forcible friendship. Al
domain O'Donnell ban the case In band.
Siosurday „plaht Francis Otley was picked
up by the police for drunkenness. Captain
Reed found in bin possession f. 113 73. Yester
day morntnx he wan released upon the pay
ment of the usual fine. .
The notorious Cal Black was arrested for
♦aartracy on the Pertyat•ille Plank Road yes
terday afternoon. Phe attained hv a
• crowd of lortterywho eicaped. She mil be
disposed of tide morning.
.
Jesegth Perri and Mats Rooney. reside, on
Allegheny street. They. had n few words Sat
.11rday afternoon. when Mrs. Mooney drenched
her opponent with water. Alderman Taylor
will settle the ease to-day. •
Re-oreapledl—The }lnt Baptist Church hnv
tug been thoroughlycleansed and renovate,'
their beautiful chapel on Fourth avenue, re
gamed divine service in it yesterday, It wll
continue oven ILI formerly during the- season
- Annatie.—Saturday afternoon nt Ere o'clock
a three mile scull race came off over the un
per lionongenela course between (leo. Klein,
of the Chambers Club. end George W. Verner.
of the McKee Club. Verner won the race in
33:10, coming In MI yard. ahead.
• 14re 'll•ll.—Tbe Allegheny Club go
. to Oil
City to play the Seneca' e on the Fourth of
Icily. They will appear In their new uniforms
nett Friday,
The Athletics and White Stockings will
'visit the city to play games during the coming
season.
MAO, Bowman inallititr.—The C.1111C11.--
- want exercises of this Institute will take
s place at 10 o'clock this luornlng In St. Pe'ter's
Church, Grant street. . The Rey. -W. 11.
. . Roberts ulltdelleer an address to ttie young
• ladles. The frlends~of•the Institute are In
, sited to be present.
Alderman Doa•lLoe eestenlar•recelved the
Information of Mrs. Elizabeth Hewitt against
James Waters, who had threatened her with
bodily harm because she desired him not to
visit her house at unseasonable hours, he
having been n member of her family and
fanen Into this habit.
Chanten.-;-.-Tbe following changes have been
made In the fire department: James 3febeese
to the Vigilant In the place of William Alex
ander resigned: William Reed to Hook and
Ladder No. 1; Febl •to the Vigilant;
John Alderson to the Duquesne. 'and John
McWilliams to the Eagle.
lark A/mln.—John tenkard, whi. had be
. - . .
committed to the tVorkhouse for abandoning
Ids wife. escaped from the Inctitution on Fri
dnillitazoon. He only enjoyed one day of.
• libectr. ao be was captured nt. hiq teridence
oo Isabella street on Saturday afternoon. and
recommitted by Mayor Callow. -
adleeof Inapector_of Iltuminntinit One
and fita Metres, for Allegheny County, loca
ted On the corner of Twenty-Thin' and Small
man street. In the Twelfth ward.will be
throw open for examination by the public on
Wednesday and Thursday of neat week.
Itusimeas will begin In the ofllre on the first of
July.
The Reeslt.—We mentioned oo batordaY
=raft the fact of a row having occurred
on the steamer . Chlettan - the precious after
noon, wherein a colored man named Philips
was struck with' a sledge hammer. Sato,
aassolt,
quently Samuel Dicher. wocommitted the
was committed by h comm
Br
Mayor ant. for
trial for aggravated assault and battery.,
Yesterday tuaralen about live o'clock an
alarm of Ore was caused by. the observance
of a bears volume of smokoissulng from the
louse formerly occupied by Dr. Cooper. cor
ner of Sandusky and Ohio streets, Allegheny.
The engines were called out,. but were not In
service, sa Investigationproved that the Ore
bad originated In the Stable, and was sat In
guliked with a few buckets of water.
The Odd Fellows :Relief Association No. 2.
of Allegheny county, organized on PaturnaY
night at Morrie Hall, and elected the follow
ing offieers for the current year: John W.
Haney, Preeldent; W. C. McErven, Nice Pres
ident; Ftobert Wray..lr.. Secretary. and Edw.
T. Hudspeth. Treasurer. _ Thirteen lodges
wererepresented. Tee Association adjourned
to meet at the same place. on Saturday. July
9th. -
Taken Home.--Six prisoners were removed
from the County Jail to the Penitentiary Sat
urday afternoon. They were Mier. Kramer
and Daft, who. were sentenced each to four
years' Imprisonment for highway robbery!
John Showalter, sentenced to two years' Int
ptiscownent; W. R. Hays, to four years' impria.
nutmeat for felonious shooting; and Charles
Hood to three years' Imprisonment for tar
troy.
Cool.—Hundreds of men, women and chil
dren may be seen from early morn to waning
• eve slaking their thirst at the cold; bubbling
spring, on Webster avenue, near Mercer
• street. Many of oar readers will remember
where the old "Fountain Inn," kept by P.
Hughes. VAL away out In the country. and
7 " g tigrimsg rTr e
g.rrtoiif:fadrinklWl inane igTkedspring
has broken out w
place. and llowrirkies
• up on the edge of the gutter , and furnishes a
cheap substitute for Ire water to the denizens
lathe vicinity.
Oahuloo.—ln the hurried account to which
our reporter was limited in Saturday's Issue
of the Bishop Bowman Institute's Belles ',e
tre. celebration, no mention was made of the
adjournment from the chapel to the residence
of the Her. Mr. Coster, nod the distinction
, earned there by the Elev. gentleman and his
good lady. as host and hostess of the whole
audience of pupils and friends. Their tables
groaned with delicious cakes, Ices and con
fections, which with the hot coffee and more
ayollag beverages. were heartily enjoyed by
the multitude of.grattned guests.
The Alumni and friends of the Western
University who on Friday In such large num
bers mingled their greetings at the festal
beard of the semi centental celebrationy
adjust their menial and physical palates for
• series of similar annual re-unions as we
learn the tables. so ample for all the guests..
the late °Maslen.. hese been most kindly and
7rl"Jr.t. & ° l3 l Laer e srli e o d tg. 1 the 3cne.!Tlifol.tinTy.
Ids zealous friendship for the Institntion. - but
given a practical hint to the Alumni that the
annual festlealeare so pleasant and useful.
that the practice of bolding them musb be
perpetual. •
The Alumni aid friends of the-Western Un
iversity, who, on Friday, in each large num.'
term mingled their greetings -at the -testa
Wart' of the Rend-centennial
Minn the ment ad hyc c a el epbaratie on
aty
serlet.. of ir similar annual reunion t. e o w a
bun the tables, so ample ferali the knees on
the late occult:in, have been most kindly and
opportunely prettented to the University by
Mr. J. C. Elindley, who thus evitmen not only
. hie une Mendable t Institution, bat
ghee a p don ractical hint to for
the he
Alumni that the
annual festivals are AO pies -sent and useful
that the practice •of bolding theta must De
perpetuated.
I==3
The Plttaburgh Gas Company increasell their
capital stock one-hall. and - offered It for sale
op has Thursday evening. The par value is
fitly dollars per share. The competition was
so great ft was all sold In leas than MIMS'
minute*. at prices ranging from' etehty-seeen
to Musty -gee dollars per share. Wo heard of
one operator who had one hundred and Mat,'
thoustad dollars ready. expecting to bor al
seventr•dre dollars.
Last evenlid about Six O'clOck• Dr. W. R.
Stroupend
. Warden Soaadrett, of the Jail.
were ridlni down Spring Garden avenue hi a
light buggy when the 'horse attached to the
vehicle took fright and started on a run. At
the corner of the aventieand OLIO Street the
men were thrown out: The horse continued
his night. and to attempting to turn another
corner collided with another buggy, wrecklen
the latterVehlele.• It wan thtn secured with
oat further damage.
Wegdett ficaadrett escaped with but a r few
Wight Waste. ' , Dr: Stroup wee out la the fore
the blood from which !lowed freely. but
the wound was not dengernue. Re received
,medical attention and wit then removed to
Ale resldence.. 1 • .
Afteiin eaJoyebla 'troll tbtougb the Park
.use of the Most delightful methods of bringing
the ramble to a claim Is to drop la at the ele
gant Ing cream saloon of Wm. A. 'Rhodes, Mo.
211Wsstern Avenne. Whlle resting here from
fatigue. the rambler can be supplied
lineaelicaclegoltbe confectioners art..
which come as a refreshbur exhillarant, and
drive 'away all feeling of weariness. Mr.
Rhodes' artabllstunent whicibecame too 'man
ta aceansamdate hispftronsrefitted .haarseently been
inalegged, irearare 'old throf=
•.. with elegammand Line. fie Ls Down
'MPS/ the- demands at all .who favor him
with • call, ne the shortest notice, A than.
• frairti muter In his art, everything VrePared
undethisnumlibrion is as deilclous and pals
. tabirel can'he desired, and L 6040 who 11091 e
enjoy.e rich feast of wholesome delicacies,
amid droP in at ibis establishment. Mo. Ca
=Wu avenne.• few doom frost the 'Vest
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.I!URNEO TO DEATF
Dwelling House Destroyed by I , —T.ret.3lll-
gres la the Plames—Ensa I Attempt.
to Remme Them—Awful Death—dal P I.
Saturday night, shortie before the hour of
ten. one of those terrible alien( which ap
pal the heart and call out the deepest sympa
thien.• occurred on the New Brighton rind,
'about four miles from the city. The locality
of the circumstance was the house of Joseph
Munseb. which was destroyed by are. two chil
dren perishing In the flames.
TOE LITT.
The home was located about fifty yards
back from the New Brighton road. Surround
ing it was n farm, owned' by Mr. George Erne
rich, who bad placed it in charge of Mr.
Munsch. The inmates of the house 4
iet
lag of eleven persons, were Mr. and Mrs.
Munch. Mrs. Munsch'e parents, over , ,sevenlY
years of nee, Solomon and 31artha )funsch. a
brother and sister of the first named who had
arrived in the Country about four weeks ago,
together with Munsch's are children, one of
.111 M adopted child.
"' T i e hone am
K'arrt.u...‘.., A t ort' clapboard log
strtacture. with a large old fashioned chimney
running up the centre. Al the rear was a
summer kitchen.in which 31m. 3lnnsch with
babe In her arms. 'Wan attending to some
cooking operations in preparation for the
Bah tt
The chit ren who occupied a room on the
second had all retired. William Kerr and
Joseph .Mnosch, aged four years, occuPyins
n bed In one corner of the room: and other,.
a boy and girl. respectfully seven and eleven
lean, occupying a couch across In the oppo
site corner.
While the mother was attending her duties
down stairs she wee suddenly startled about
half-past nlna,cieldck by a child's scream.
Running out and ascending the stairway she
met the first little boy. seven year. old. corn-
ins out; almost suffocated with the smoke
with which the bedroom was tilled. Realizing
the aftuation, the mother Instantly ran Into
the room, and- although still carrying the
babe, moaned to thaw the little girl out of
the apartment. The other bed wareriveloned
in names. ,She wan about returning to
rescue the children in it when her
husband came up and made the nt
tempt. Ile tailed however, and In doing so,
had a portion of hid node burned off, lost his
whiskers read was otherwise so severely
scorched to be rendered Insensible. The
other Inmates of the house, however, managed
to pull him out tolthe fresh air, veherebe subse
quently revived somewhat.
I=
Ily lids time the neighbors had gathered
bout the place and aided in the efforts for the
chef of the doomed children. Ladders and
Ither appliances for gaining ingress_ were
sect ; but they were of no avail. The house
it• frame and the the atwea . .tl with the rit.
pid ay of a whirlwind, totally preventing any
thing further from being done. The parents
almust craned with grief paced backward and
forward wringing their hands and manifest
ing the moat Intense mental agony. heart
rending to witness. while the devouring
dames were reducing their home and chil
dren to ashes. The fire was not checked until
the ruin had been complete and hardly 3 ves
tige of the structure remained. Not an arti
cle woo saved, sot the family lost everything.
Nothing was thought of but the children. The
two who thus fell victims to a terrible death
. . .
rere Joseph Munacit- and William Kerr. the
tdopted clld. Yesterday morning a search
. . .
made among the aches and all that could
mad of their bodies were a few charted
. •
. .
and blackened bones, hardly distinguishable
from the burnt wood. They were gathered
up. and at twelve o'clock Justice ft . Kerr
summoned a Jury and held an inquest. The
verdict was rendered in accordance with the
fasts. No canoe for the Are could be ascer
tained. but It Is supposed to hare originated
from a defect in the chimney.
1116.FUNEFIAL
Of the victims, or rather the last rites of what
'remained of them, took place yesterday even
lag at flee o'clock.' The whole neighborhood
followed the little coffin containing the last of
two bright forms vivid with life but a few
hours before, to the Uniondale cemetery,
where It one deposited beneath the green
N., steps as yet have been taken to relieve
the sufferings of the living members of the
broken household, but the matter has been
under consideration, and some practical
measurers will be adopted to-day. The occur-
truce bonsai the most terrible we have r
corded for a lone time, and may well call G
the benevolent symethlee of the people
THE COURTS.
e.ommo* ?Seas—Jodie Sterrett.
SATURDAY, June - . s.—The case of ItcGrealtor
Ts. Stoops et al. was resumed sod w•as sub-
matted to the jury.
Thomas Ugh vs. Ellen LAgrh. I n divorce, pe
tition presented and subpoena awarded.
TRIAL LOS WOO MONDAY.
IDS MoOregror v 3. Sibley et al.
164 (0. L.) Reed se. Clark.
45 Livingston and Bro. vs. Clark.
Its IL .t M. Ins. Co. vs. Haigh et, aL
Neely.vs. Walker.
T.l Kennedy ye. Allegheny Nat. Bank.
3.5.1 Aorta vs. Annel.
mu Commonwealth vs. Berger.
1 - ,5• Commonwealth vs. 0 ler.
3rel Roberts vs. Evans.
:rw McClelland vs. Day et al.
Auton. Ziegler Sawyer et at. Cs. Hone
Board of Health vs. Wayne 2 cases.
.Brady.
•• Conrad 2 cases.
- " " Schmidt 11 eases.
" Bier 10 eases.
Taylor 3eoses..
" • Morgan eases.
• .. .. Friend 3 eases.
=ll
Satrap...v . , June M.—Court met at the usual
Lour. Judge Stowe presiding. Several surety
case.. were disposed 'of, and the tolloWing
sentences passed:
Henry Crarnee. Peter Wits and William Daft
t ronvieted of highway robbery. were aen
"ermed to four years each In the Penitentiary.
Cherie. Rood convicted of the larceny of so,
from a drunken man on the wharf: was sen
tenced to three years in the Penitentiary.
James It. Hays convicted of felonious as
sault. In attempting to shoot his ephew, was
sentenced to the Penitentiary fo rfour years.
Harrison Berger, the police officer. who was
convicted of assault and battery, was sen
tenced to pay a fine of one cent and the Colts
of persecution.
TRIAL umr TOR MONDAY
:IS COM. NI Patrick Welsh.
157 Charles Fritz.
•• Elizabet
Thomax What
r.
pi •. • Chruies Carter. at al.
Ed. Phillips, et al.
-106 11 , ,race Byers.
1.351 Elijah Trayllla.
144 Thomas Metals.
134 V. Denhard.
103 .4 . 3f Scholia.
fr.
Moreau Price.
. •
W. Wessell.
Agnes Patterson.
I.llzaStrasberger
TRIAL UST von TCCSDAT
12.1 Corn. v John Niebolonn. at.
tIY James Grant. et al.
C.lt. Davidson.
:3/4 . Ann McLaughlin.
Henryllnekmand
". John N. Williams.
L. RitcheY.
LUCK IN OIL.
New Illtrlkes—Whht the Well. are Doing.
From the Northwestern Independent we learn
of the following new wells in the *oil geld in
the vicinity of Parker, Landing
The Rush well, Is the name of a new strike
on bill, south of Mike Ran, on land of J. W.
Parker. This well Is owned by J. N. Cubblr
son, John Vincent, B. G. Guthrie, Capt. A.
Ayres, Jame* Adams, Wm. U. Brabant, Wm.
Goodwin and Rev. John MeElree. It has been
pumping for some days, yielding considerable
oil, and promises to prove good.
The Isabel,is the name of a new well on
Lease .No. 11. Fowler farm. It ban been pump
ing for some days. and is Yielding aboutlf
teen barrels per day.. Thin well Is owned by
S. M. Kier. W. T. Jackson, Jackson Boggs,
Eno., of Armstrong county. and others. • -
Ridgeway, No. 3. in a new well on-the Fow
ler farm. which has been- pumping for some
days, and Is yielding about 15 barrels per day.
Thin well is owned by Jacob Ridgeway, of
Philadelphia, and others.
The Washington well. on Robinson farm. on
• the hill. hart been down and pumping for some
days, and now yielding about ten barrels
Per der. Tbis well Is owned by Robin
son. F.. Robinson, Jr.. S. A. Punta.% Then.
MeCdhaell, Jr., E. Ferrero, and others.
The Turk and Shire well is a new strike on
land of G. R. Allen, In Lawrenceburg, which
h. been pumping for some days. producing
about fifteen Lamas per day. This Well is
owned by Turk: F. K. Sbira, WM. Mc-
Clung, E. Craig, A. 'Jack, M. Chrinty. Mr.
Era., of Butler county, Black d: Vincent, of
Mercer county. and others. • -
Harding and Hidden, No. g. is a new strike
on land of J. W. Parker, on hill south of Mike
Run. The well is owned by Harding & Hid
den, In Just being tested. bat pumped some
oil, and promises to prove good.
HORSE RACI;i6
, .
. Trot at Oakland Perk—new Heat..
Oakland Park was the scene-of one of the
'stoat exciting trots of the season, iaturday
afternoon. The,beautlful weatherjust made
for a good rice, together * with the fact that
some of mu- best. bones Wet* entered: drew
together an unusually large and enthusiastic
company numbered among which were many
. ;
The time for the start wit...flied at three
o,cluck. There was come delay bet soon after
the contestants appeared In the following or
der: Latham. driven by John King;
bys
by Harvey Vanvoorhim Annie watua t
' - John Watson; gad Meg Alerrilleu,. Wm.
Quirey. The taco WWI beet three in eve:
In the Ant heat "Meg took the lead and
kept a long distance ahead until the home
stretch when "Latham" closed up, shot ahead
Imo won IngiO, Meg Second, Annie third and
Oakland In the rear.
In the 'second heat ..Oakland" was with
drawn. "Meg" again took the lead. but broke
at the' half-mile. stand. when "Latham"
.ranked _forward; "Watsoit • coming
dolonthe hbineetretchgained upettslnthim"
and won by half a length in 2...10M.
The third hept wan won by "Latham" in
2.37 after an exciting contest, the three hones
keeping together mart &the distance around.
Tbe fourth and tar t was the mom excittag
heat of alt. "Meg" lend dr, followed by "ne
ttle." with "Latham" in the rear. The latter
dually gained the front, but la the last quar
ter "Annie" gained, and the two pasted the
stand almost together In 2.441. The
however, decided In tror of "nathant.. ' the
race being thus in the ones favor:
The race was for 1030. which was bandtd
.;gterto Mr. John King. '
In the hurried aocount to which our repott
er was limited in saturdaVis {Wu* of; the
Dishou•BownsanTerstitate's Belies Lettreinel
ebratioa no mention wasiiide bttEte'scUourn
mein from the chapel Co the residence of•the
BOY. Mr. Coster: sad the •siletinctioa .rmaed
tbere_by the averend gentleman mid
hie good Ind pash ast and hostess of the whole
audience of u and friends: Their tables
groaned with delicious cake.. Ices and can
tectlonariee which; with. ths:botscortee and
more cooling beverages were hermits' enjoyed
• by the multitude at 'wailed guest..: ;
.
lk Rainier° for Mei:note popular Solidi&
Sc . boo . l.id South ccaqs.F.° r."11•1'
PITTSBURGH DAILY GAZETTE :
SCHOOb CLOSING
Farb.: Public tiebOol—Ansual Mn.m.l Con
test.
Very Interesting and pleasant exercises
Were held at the ball of this public school
Friday afternoon. The large hall was
crowded to overflowing nod many were en
able to get In. Donate, the patrons and
friends of the schooi, we not iced a large num
bers of visitor front other %dints.
The b u ildi n g was beautifully tuitional with
Sowers and evergreens. We noticed with
plea n• that in every morn in the building
teacher, and children were c Rivaling differ
ent varieties of flowers. The children are en.
Pourage," In this delightful enterprise by the
rincipal and teachers:
At about two o'clock the Principal. Prof. 1..
11. Paton, called the meeting to order and an
nounced that Prof. Walter It. Slack would
conduct the singing. Several pieces were
then flung by the children in a truly fine
st
n yle. The Allegheny Quartette Clultt hen sung
a
excellent piece, in their usnal truly excel
lent manner.
Rev. Es.K. Squire. pastor of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church. delivered a short and
pleasant address to the children.
Mr. Samuel Morrow was called upon for a
speech, but with a few pleasant words, In
which he wished success to public instruc
tion, he •excused himself from making a
speech.
After t wo beautiful songs by two chases of
little girls, the Quartette Club sung the Ml
inorips song. vTwenty-tlye Cents a Quarter
for ischckillng." in such a manner as to re
ceive loud applause.
The song 'Tousle Jedadialt." by a class•of
four little girls. ,wns loudly applauded.
Itey..l. U. Herr, pastor of.-the Third Met ho
dist Church, then made an excellent address
, to the children.
Mr. M. 11. Sloan, editor of the wryest 171..1;-
k-16 also mode attar' address to the child r e n.
Rey. W. J. Held. pastor. of the First United
Presbyterian Church, followed in his peculiar
interesting manner In a short address.
The umgvt:nreturning Brave" Wan sung by
the Quartette Club.
(The words of this song Were composed by
Miss Sue B. Nichol, of the Second Want
'Allegheny) Sch o ll, and sung bY Prof. Wm.
If. Slack, of the Quartette Club, and about
one hundred school - children at the laying
of the cornerxtone . of the Foloiers* Monu
ment on Decornt ion Day.]
Rev. Wm. M. Young. pastor of the Union
flautist Church, followed in. an excellent ad-
Ares.
After a song by the children. and another
be the Quartette Club, Mr. Thos. J. Craig.
Member of the Central Board of Education.
made a short address on - — Music and
Fbrxers."
Short addresses stare then made by Prof. W.
11. Slack. Prof. i lainber. Principal of the Sixth
ward public school, Allegheny City, Mr.
Hamilton, 'Member of the Cent rid Board froin
Forbes' School Boanl.—
_ Professor Horner sung Kingdom c nix
autnlrtible style. _
Allegheny Qaartette Club then sung—Pro
fando Bans°. amt teere loudly aaldanded•
Mr. M. B. Sloan was then called to the chair
and a rote of thanks Wan panned tot he Alls.-
gbenv Quartette Club. to Thomas .1. Craig of
the Central Board for his unt icing efforts in
behalf of good mane in the Public Schools
to Prof. Walter R. Slack for his ellic len servk
ces.as teacher of tousle In this school—to the
Prof. L.B. Eaton, Ptincilial, and all the teach
ers of the school for their unremitting la hors
in the school--to the School lloard , rif th
ward and to the speakers on the present oc
casion. It was an exceedingly pleasant ne-
I casion—t he apeeches were all short and good
i —the singing was excellent —everybody
I cleated. Miss Mary Eaton, daughtgr of th •
i Principal presided with rare ability at the or
Each one of the speakers and the tnembers
sof the Quartette Club received a beautiful
boquet, and nomowere so pinpoint as to re
ceive two or three.
Professor Eaton has been Principal of this
reboot for many years. and is as popular
among the children and palmns of the school
as ever. lie has taught in public schools for
thirty years syltllgut intennission, VaCalkaj:
excepted. Surely such a I - V.lrd is a credit to
auy man.
ST. JOHN'S DAY
Mason'. Celebration at Pence";
'• slam Mode. ripeeehes—iirand Gala Day.
Saturday afternoon the Pittsburgh visitor,
arrived in the city from Brownsville whither
they bad gone to participate in the Masonic
celebration of St. John's Day. They were in
the best of spirits and .enthusiastic in their
',raises of the slicers.: attending the demon
stration. .
The affair was under the a bspices of Brow
ns
ville Lodge \o. t 1). one of the oldest and bast
Masonic organizations in the State. The del
egation from this vicinity sea: very credit
able one, nearly nil of our Lodges being re
presented. DecgAtlOMlll were also snt from
Uniontown. Meheesport. Connellsvill e e, Mon
ongahela' City. Elizabeth and surrounding
towns.
The exercises consisted principally of a pro
cession and oration. It was originally in
tended to have a picnic also. but this was.
found to Inc Impracticable.
Lodge No.oo first assembled at the Meth°.
diet Episcopal church. .and was forutally
opened by D. D. H. M.. Wm. Chntland. The
Tempters organized at Masonic Hall. About
noon the cavalmule was organized and
marched off in the regular order. About four
hundred masons were in line. and the display
was one of the moat brilliant ever witnessed
In the county. After passing over the Pre
scribed route. the line halted In the grove sur
rounding Masonic Hall on Church .reet,where
arrangements had been made for the wee- -
'ng.
D. D, ti. M.. Wei. Chatland presided, Ile .
A. P. Baird opened with prayeri after 'which
Dr. Alfred Creigh of Washington, delivered
en addrest,on • Free Masonry, occupying en
hour with the performance. The meeting was
then wound up with music and the benedle-
Hon.
la the afternoon areception that place at
the residence of MO. 34. ri.atland., which
dosed the day', exercise,.
The member. of the onlet,fr.no thi. y
cpcnk in the blithest term.. `of the hoapltality
of the people of Brownsville. and pronounce
the celebration throughout one of the most
pletuant and harmonious in which they wen.
ever engaged.
•
DIED SUDDENLY.
Ars Ased Lady—l Di 'oroner*es truss.
lam Congestion of the
Braln. mat.
Friday evening Mrs. Mary Ann Foreman,
aired about slaty-nine years. died suddenly at
her residence. Second-avenue: ahove Ross
street. Coroner Clawson held an Inquest Sat
urday morning, when the following ltittilll.T
was taken
brace Leech. sworn—Saw her faint rester ,
day morning and fall down the steps of the
house: I helped her up. and she raid she had
a dizziness of the head : saw her again in the
afternoon sweeping the alley. after which she
went Into the house and laid down; saw
nothing shemor her until Mr. Foreman Came
home. when called me and said she was
dead.
Dr. Arthur,. sworn—After examining the
deceased and the manner in which , she Mid.
It is my opinion she died of congestion of the
brain.
_ The Jury returned a verdict of death from
congestion of the train.
THE LAST BATH
Drowned lahllr Bathing l'hr Bod y Not
Young.
A dinressing uffair occurred Saturdy af-
•
ternoon, about four o'clock, near Lick No. 1.
Monongahela river. Henry Oxenhort, a Youth
about seventeen years of age. was bath v isg In
the river. Immediately above the darn, here
be amused himself by diving under the rafts.
Twice be passed under them. a_distance of
sixty feet, but the third time he went down
and never came up again. The deceased was
the only child of hla parents. who reside 'On
Marion Street. near Wylie, Sixth ward. The
body had not been. recovered at hist ac
counts.
A Pittsburgh Author.
Lippinagt's ifnoulur for July- contains a
very interesting article in relation lathe Lake I
Superior region. from the pen of Lsaac Aiken.
Esq., of this city. The gentleman spent, at In
tennif, — several years In that locality. and
gives -the result of his year,
In a very
entertaining style. The paper, as the flint of
a series on the name topic. dwells particularly
upon the sublime scenery and - wonderfully in
vigorating climate of that region, to whlchsb
meny eyes are don - turned, together with
hints at its resources. and incidentally de
scribing the different routes to roach the
place. The writer displays a style of chaste
implicity, very forcible and elegant. and
withal exhibits a rare tact of blending In
struction with entertainment, which makes
his writings of the highest order of merit.
This first paper seems bat the precursor of
richer treats to follow. •
We understand Mr:Alkyn, In addition to
being a contributor to Lippincott's, Is engaged
upon a work which will be issued during the
coming autumn. fie Is also about closing ar
rangements . for contributing to "Once a
Month" and the "Ottlany" and thus Settling
down to regular literary work. As a gentle
man of finished education, keen observation,
united to great power of reasoning, nod a
rime style Of composition. he will certain'' ,
I achieve success in literature, to which he will
hereafter deVote his energies. , •"
E=7=!
GOVYRARR GLARY left on Sataiday for
Ilarrlsburalt itiuelt pleased irlth his trip.
Jenne Muer., of Allegheny. is spoken of 4
n candidate for County Commissioner.
MAYOR BROPII Intendi spending a few
weeks at Cape May dartnexinly and Anima.'
Bt:exxon RiX6TS is expected . In thin city to
a few day,.
AL.. PRATT. of Allegheny. now pitcher In
the Forest City flare flail Club of Cleveland,
Is said to Wane of the beet general players in
that game of any In the c o untry.
, . ,
WILLIAIt Neon,FIN., one of the enterpris
ingproprietors of the Fir/nits Freund rejoices
in the . possession of one of the. finest, rural
-residences in our_cicinity, It Is satiated nn
Mount Troy, Reserve township, about four
miles from the cityi 4 alspaclous:- convenient
double brick mension, surrounded by a large
property, neatly terraced. and • elle& with
Lawns. fruit trees, winding walks and. !Wi
en. The house °carol. a posillon about half
way of, toward the commit of a gentle end
lii
nonce and commando, a superb view of the
surrounding. mmitt ry for about ten mile's.. o
rural home hereabouts le more beautiful r
more worthy of the name. In fitting- - aro°
with Its attraction is the generous IsOspitall y
of Its genial inmates, welch are- of the /nor.
kind and happy charneter. - ' '
Go see , the “Fetiiitain" -. et tooth Commr
Festival.
Popular Siam #t PoPular Priers.
- Atberientn Saucel.
Luchnow Mucci;
Worcestershire SitieeS.
London Club Pewee,.
KlUel
LeiCtStershlro S.pcee.
„,,a.t.chseue,
of wales Salon Sauces.
Alle b ny Cit 7.
LemoustleMblerla t 4, atiA WrmPtrfu;
" •
Ter epilog Mock er Henry G. U.l.e Mit
elaM Talliw,'sie corner of Penn aVelme ea•
Stith street, to now large and complete. Mon
Meow Ilannaln amtlnuen to nreMde at..tee cut
One.
I=3
We find in - the New Ynrk Eri.ning
the following concerning a well known
Pennsylvania young lady, celebrated once
64 the heiress of .n good deal moie than
-seven or eight thousand dollars a year.'
The most gorgeous being on the grand
stand. the most rainbow tinted, liannoni
oui,though excessive. was one of our own
countrywomen. She is not pretXy. scarce•
ly even stylish. although not a ❑ttle pre
riot se, as the Frenela term that peculiar
mixture of 'morgue and affectation assumed
by certain women, either to bide ember
rissment or to xlmw oft' tbrir 1;f:1f-holm:Ir.
Let me tell ber stur . y. first pretulaing
=1
vas more iinmaculate in thought, word
r deed, and that, if tam& laugh at her.
It is simply liVilllll4e . she has made such a
Gal of hi.melf in her pursuit of gre
ness—in a fashionable sense.. In short.; I
will only record a harnalesn lunacy:
it any sensational incident, in the ham:
int it may nem. an a warning to Anoiri,
n papas and to' their daughters, yds) E
hanker after swolldom in the: abstract. ;I
lit*narne is Afariy Anne—the hue trine
nor of the Chester cup is said •to
be called after' her—and she was
born of respecta le parents, in emu-'!
furtable cirtne l aces, inhabiting a
village t e mate of Pennsylvania.
Brought up uoh n father's - loudest carp
she flourished 'unnoticed for anything par
;===l==lMM
ttitie n, Val she wax transplanted.. fiir
the brief space of six months, to the
shore:. of Albion, and thence, fora fort•
tight. to Franre. 'l'it e time :dinned for
he 'lour - having expired. Nl:try Anne re
urned to the State.t. Alva' mute had be
'onto unfamiliar with her native town:
slip had forgotten its habits, its customs,
the names of its streets, even Its language
—in short, she was like a stranger in a
strange load, and. she boldly announced
to all that never would she wed with mor
tal than who could not trace back his
ancestry to, at least, the Norman , :onquest:
Tout yid o paixl. u quixoit eutomire.
Mary Anne Itnew the proverb, and she
bided her time, of course doing a little
bit of harmless flirtation in the mean
while. just to keep he•r hand in. At Inst.
an aged uncle of of her grand-aunts
by marriage died. and left her a - fortune.
The moment so long expected lend ar•
rived.. Sl e • shook from off her feet - the
dust of that pent-up rtim which had so
long unlined her powers. and Mary Anne
again crossed. the Atlantic. like another
Jto,on in search of—a titled husband.
whose blood should he of the true cent
lean tinge. Two years rolled over her
hemt - Count, and marquises, penniless
adventurers with .high-sounding names,
hut iie rent rolls, .err there galore, but
never a "lord - entered the lists. Mary
AIM' wanted too much, and could not
give enough in exchange, for an income
of seven or eight thousand dollars, unac
companied by either accomplishments or
even a tolerably pretty face, was not bait
attractive enough to obtain even a inn&
atelr aristocratic nibble
But she WaSfertile in resources, and flo
site-could not marry into a great fondly.
she deterutined to create silt'. 1111.1 1:.0 I.llt.
accepted one of her own countrymen.
with the stipulation that to his rather
plebeian patronymic should be annexed
the higli , sounding name .if the - deceahed
mirk of one of her grand .sunis hr inn?
ringe. And it wait; dune, and the village
of • •in the State Of Pennsylvani
speaks of those wedding ceremonies
where - throe sable “Inen and brothers'
were required to hold unlike bride's trait
as she sweiledown the stairS to meet tut
parson; for they had crossed the Atlanth
to be married, and to show the aborigine.
the laces and the diamonds.
Thence. once more toTaris and grand
etiri and their broWn landau., lined Witt
pearl gran ratio, covered with brim. liol
Inudr er upt on %dr days. tinny be i.eet
driving Itlll,je.titAlliy Up nod down tlt
l'lnitumi Elyse, whenever there is - a ra .
of sunshine. between the hour, Id 4 and
A. M.
There is all Earl's coronet null eiietitrli
eon with suplairters. On the panelg. nm
within are iwateli Mary Anne and iivri.iill
liqrt, in solemn grandeur, neither speak
ing a word, it is tuteerteil.iluring the ,lrive
except when the meson leans forward t.
hid the coachman to moderate his pare
"Sou know. - lie said to oue of his ar
nusintanesso that it is vulgar to In. fast
Mary Anne gave a dinner; the • eonsort
sat at one end: flanked nu either aide by
three gentlemen, opposite- was the mis
tress of the likings. with six lovely fe.
tnalea A rtlils is style. It was ter ora...
tiseslat the 'Tuileries, but had been given
UP ILA being stupid: however. sine.. that
banquet in the, Chant'. •Elyaera Eugenie
is tietitiowly titillating the eineation of iis
int...nit/clam at the Ito1 r o.n for it
would net 'r die to Is• itid , ene in etigneite
it. an untitlisi foreigner..
Anecdotes about Mary Anne are as plea
tiled as lelackberriee. Two of them bear
repeating—the first an a 'warning. tier see
end as II le.lol. to honsekeetwea In search
of rrspeetful servants. Mary A une sent
a footman with a n0t.... to a well-known
and very highbred gentleman in Paris.
The flunkey entered in full livery. Indeed.
ing powdered hair and toieboota at ten in
the morning. "Take oil your lent." maid
Mr. 1., ' John Thomas
word; nor vet did lee (deny. 'nee order
wax' repeated, and again without move.:
finally, exit of J. T.. wheeler meaoage seas
undelivered. In half an hour return of
.the same without his hat, and with but
faint traces of lewder in hie hair .:•1
have come to beg your pardon. sir, - he
said; "but the fact is ; my miasma make,
me put ten See much flour that I couldn't
get my lent otil"
'Mary - Anne's crowning glory has, how
, ever, been her test for servants. She sits
or rather reclines upon a couch in her
drawing room; before leer, at two pares
distance. is spread a magnificent lion's
skin rug; tier candidates for office are ad•
mined separately. the usual questions.
arc asked. and finally the credentials are
demanded. this he the crisis which.decides
Jeame'm fate, should he, in his eagnerneas
to comply with the lady's languidly uttered
"Bonnet In moi, mort,gorcon," step across
{teat charmed boundary. liin light is put
out and a hasty "ref nay: row ne me
elmeene: pas" sends him Into outer dark
ness to marvel over. this sudden change,
without any apparent motive. On the first
employment of this ordeal. only one went
throughtwitle flying mime,. and lee had
been warned by his predecessor that some
mystery was possibly connected with the
lion's skin rug. See Scapin. WWI on his
guard, and when called upon to leis
papers*, protested his unworthiness, tee ap.
prowl so near to his imposing patron
ess. Mary Anne was delighted; she felt
sure thatone so respectful must bee treats-,
or.. indeed; she wanted no diameter with
such a man, and he wax engaged we the
'spot. and was arrested• for stealing her
silver within a fortnight.
It in refreshing tee think that our be
nightedhalf•elvilized land, as some for
eeigners affect to consider America, lens at
least one representative abroad • when can
do credit to the good breeding and refine.
ment of some of its children.
N. B. The above is in every partkular
without exmoTeration, but. I have been
informed ley a friend who to well up In
heraldry that, the rums on 'dee landau
those of the Mary Anne family of the
name name as the uncle of tier grand
aunt by marriage ' quartered with thoent
of the connorl, who far front being plebe•
lan, ian throw back to the (brand Pension
of Holland.
• Beat Estate Trauden. '
'The following deeds were admitted of re
cord in the office of Thos. 11. Hunter, Etat.,
Retarder for Allegheny county, SaturdaY.
Jane 85;19'0:
Fred. 1.. Ihmsen to John If. Alker, April It.
leak lots Nos. IS and Si In C. Ihmsen's
.pion.
Hero of Ormsby fikooo
Thomas Bakewell to David F. Eiden, June 21,
IICO lota Smut and 12 In Bakawell's
In borough of Bellevue
Edward Ingram to M. J..ltrickson, June 11.
1878;' I acre and 1.10 perches In Chartiers
tw NAIO
Fra o nc n is s Lefler to Baptist Leffler, June 10.18710
10 by HO feet on Center of., Pittsburgh—POO
Josephleixon to N. E. trpstllL April 13. lED:
lot of ground on Second avenue, Tweno-
. third ward, city of Pittsburgh
John Scott to Man. C. Bradshaw, April 11, 1 .
- 'll by-Ixl feet on Rank Lane, First ward,
leghenv city, kith buildings $1,4m0
Jacob IL eklumo.to John D.NcAforis, Jut e 13,
. 18111; 10 by 100 feet. on Centre avenue,
tlettt ward. Pittsburgh
F. Tyler to F. L. limes, June EL -44 by
lailfent; onSheffleld street, Allegheny citv.
with ... ; sl,*
Rifles, Shot Guns, Itevolvers, "Pistols,. Am
.munidon and 040 material of all kixdo at re
:flawed prices; at J.-N. Johnstrofs Oresa'West
cm Dun Works, 175 Smithfield street. Repair
ing neatly done. Guns for hire, Alla Rifles,
Carbine and Revolvers "bought or taken in
exchange. Call and see or write Para. Price
liAtt: •.. 1. ' • 1 !Kw,
Go tee the "Birds". at South Couuttaa Foe
' '.; • '; "
_2
RE
tourrosol'a Catbarilp rryrup la used In all
eases Instead of pills, caster oil, eptom salts,
Al4hIS tlarored. Twenty-Ove cents. Try
It. Mu 1,7 alfdrugiste. ..
tr• ereuni et South Common Feu-
Ye. It I. true, that you Can get Altlf's Foot.
Fed Guava Jellies. at •Georgellefteen's, 112
deral street. Allegheny MY. 1
Go we tbe `uLake" al Boualgoomozi.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE
A HYMN BY DICKENS
The Nev yori Erening . Post says: To
the writer in the Nitre we are indebted
for a fact relating to the "Pictures from
Italy," and for a hymn, both of which
will be riew to the majority of readers:
"Some of our readrirs may not be aware
that the' Pictures from Italy, which are
now included in nll editions of Charles
Dickens's works, were originally oantrib
uted to this newspaper, and that its early
numbers were brought out under his edi
torship. In the first number of this jonr
nal. in the Doily Seers of January 21,
1846, appeared No. I ~of 'Traveling Let
ters, written on the Road. Charlea -
Dickens.: • In the' Daily Neirsof Feb=l)-
1,4. of thy' •ante year, Mr. Dickens wrote
the following verses—which will he nes
ts many—elicited by a speech at orient
the night meetings of the wives of agri.
cultural labors in Wiltshire. held to peti.
lion for free trade:
•Don't you all think that we have • great need
to cry to .r God to pia it In the hearts of Our
a - re...pecan and her ...crier Prilderseent
'to grant us free bread "'--Eret• SIMPKINI, al
"Brew 11111.
•Oh God, who by Thy Prophet's heed
Didut smite the rocky braise.
%libellee water came ut Thy ;command
Thy peo_ple's thirst to shine 7
Santa
Stern.utidud hih.
And let some dropsof pity tall
For us who starry and die'
'The tied, who took• little child
And set him hime midst,
And lir/mixed ille mere, mild
As, by Thy bun. Tied didst -
Loot down upon nor children deer
Su Anima, so cold,/ share.
And lot their limiter appear
Whom horde and Gent," ore
- Oh lied. teach them to feel how we
- When nor iwior Inf.. droop
A re .wenkened In our try. In Thee.
. . . • .
And him our spirits *Pulp:
For. in Thy 1.411.1. so bright and fair.
All tears and sorrow sleep:
And their young looks. so full of rare
Would mists Thine angels weep'
'The 14 nd. who with Ills linger drew
The Judgment Coming en.
Write furthesemen, whet must ensue
Ere teeny yobowe l s oon
Oh sled. whose In the sky.
Let theta not brave and dare.
Until they look duo latol on Matt
And see OM Arrow thorn !
'Oh God. remind them; In the bread
They break upon the knee. .
These sucred words may yet be rend.
In memory of 31e" '
Oh God, remind them of lit. iiwelk
Conipoesion for the poor. • '
AA d.we he R
r A md th oo m t 1., dar t ' out,
• -
Aa Au•triaa Idea of an Americain
Duel.
A. singular conglomeration of the yo-'
lunatic. poetie and tragic, and what was
denominated - a "point of honor" on the
part of the infatuated youth who had laid
flown his life in vindication of it, is rela•
ted by ty Vienna correspondent The' re.
port of a pistol Was - recently beard •in the
public park of the Austrian capital by the
following the soond they came
upon a man cifvered with:blood which had
flowed front a wound inflicted In the neck.
A letter found on his person disclosed that
he was, in his own conceit, ”the victim of
an American duel." In the epistle the
youth tells his friends that he . had made
the anquaintance of a Lieutenant, who
was a Maltese Knight of St. John; that
They had quarrelled: that the Lieutenant
had challenged hits to fight with , pistols.
which he bad accepted ; that win.n
the time of meeting came, the lieu
tenant declined to tight him, an he
was t.se young, but tins,sefla novel way
of settling their difficulty without ex
posure, which was that should Weftr
a glove on tile' - left land, and whiny.,
wa+seen in the street by the other tvnit•
out it should kill himself. Thiel pmPosi
tion wan acceded to; the
.inifurtUilnle
youth was noun soon after Ifr his adver.
stow minus the glove, and rather than
dishonor himself took hip; own life in ful.
tilment of the stipulations of their foolish
duel. 'rite Lieutenant. who was a Ire
•quont visitor at the dancing academy
kept he the father of the youth. bud
made advattee+ to tin" lady -love of the lat
ter; this was the gr.;110,,20f the quarrel.
Both the girl and his relatives. who did
not. know the uwanincr of his always
wearing the loft glove. itionlea him fur
itsve,otrieity. 'and The firnt time IK
yiekleol to their etarenties ,
is to appear Will
out it, ni b .
rival ;
and venalty
of hi• indiscretion.a,above de!terilit:d.
Modern- Di«hone.ty!
A \NasLington letter writter remarks
on the - shrinking of theutnri•or widen are
traveled .by tire members of rongress. In I
18.19 the mileage of aerators amounted to '
$711.911-. in lalllo, with sic more senators.
it was but Vi 1.312 40 In the Intone
the mileage in 15t.9 in round nom
hers was $.303.000: in Ittl9, *119.000. The
•mileage Lea urea redneeti one-half; but
this is I Pol. titan that; The distant-ex have
“shrunk" Thus Slr..lohuson. of Ark.-
sa.s. u.wsl 4.000 rutirs trwut
tx,shiurb,t .• - Ma: Mr. /Deo
MS/4 Poll ,;;.,
Ntist.ourt, rustic hi. 111,14 M,
miles, wLiie )1 r. lrrake now reports I:100,
Mr. t4win. of California. used to receive
about '4.000 for mileage., Mr. Cole now
receives $1,3110, Jeßsit• P. Bright made a
bill I.; st+oo each stay. but tiovernor Muir.
ton only. gets a year; Doctor Fitch
report.' reevive..l $1.1411; his
fellow townsman, Newton Pratt. U t ak ' ,
the distant,. 1,... , 00 miles shorter, and oh ,
tains' only vrai for both ways; David Tur
ie reported a finnan. , of '...l.frda miles (rum Northern In.tiann, Litt. Mr. t'olfax ands
€lO6 mils. less. Jetlerskin Davis used to
take slow for a reputed tlistimee of 4,000
miles, his sueeessor. Mr. Revels . ..tires 190
miler further array; reports a thousand
miles 1e... and receives. thotoar.:l dollars
&lineman I r. French neautoe*
The Louisville 1 - ',//rier forinal rays:
i i
A fierce . war is gooliz on I. Weer, the
American and French beentie who ire.
ohent . the_ court of Fresco. A French -
noblemen has written a bitter freilltron,
in - which be praises the modesty; naivete
and grace of the French girls, and save
"How (moodily they strike.ilue in the
isleli.to•Wo of Ainericen girls dressed out
like parading toms, with nothing wank
ing. ' What is the Use of inviting these.
ladies there from the dis.rnited States,
Many of wllOlll are often seep totaling
their minds and morale in the thtrd tier
of bozos at the opera, or beldr...il the cur- '
taiu, listening to the contfersation of
dandies and ballet dancers, In this dem
ocratic period dalightera of Yankees walk
with theirplehelan feet up the royal steps
1 of the palace, while the noble descendants
of high barons, and crusade knights of
ten hide their dirghtined oeklcsst in - some
ruined . manor:' It. this goes nu we
shall tosel have the French . objecting to
Paris society being Awericaniaed. There
are many of oar peOplewho go over there
with more money than manners. wild
push themselves into every coterie that
brass and gold can effect, and astonish
the stately madams and timid demoisel
les whit form the feminine 'element of
French society. No wonder that the
grievanc4 has gotten lute the French
ropers. '
• —llllla have been introduced into the Ten•
notice legialature,dlrecting the Attorney
General to bring cult ngninst the officers.
egenti, director. and at ockholdera of 'weevil
Tennessee railroad. to recover the amount of
State bond, alleged to have been fraudulently
lamed to said mads, and enjoining the Pissal
-dent. director. and atockholdern of the Ten
neseee and Pacific Railroad Company from
diatuating of bond. lamed to them, declaring
the forfeiture of the tights of cold road under
the general tolerant Improvement law of IRM.
and nothing the aforesaid lowliest Individually
-liable for the bond, •
--For 'leveret months past quentl-'0,,, of
freight transported by the New Y9'; IC Central
Railroad having been abstracted from pack.
ages, the matter was placed iv the hand• of
detectives, and on Saturday four houses In
West Albany were • found
.to contain large
good,uanes of shoes. boo_ts
bus , calm. for. , r,or.es of plug tobacco.
o, Writing desk'', he. A switchman
. rubber:goods, dry
named Stephen hfr ~ehan wits 'wrested and
..„„,, ma t.„, f ,, a _ ll ,l";_nt'ession, Implicating others,
att ."1 eight trains. The robbertea
amount to many thousends
of dollars.
from Tort Supply, Indian Terri
-127, to June I.lth. say a band of fifty to sixty
attempted to run off a herd of work
-4.--en belonging to the Tort on that day
were drWen DO; and pursued by a coin-
Kar . iy of cavalry and elx of them killed. On
ie ith Inst. one hundred Indiana attitak-
I dd a into near fluttalo creek, but were de
feated by Lieutenant Bodemer with a troop
of cavalry and two killed and three wounded.
Corporal Freeman and private Winchester
Were wounded and libout [went, rtnimals
killed.'
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NEW .ADVlERTlarawire.o
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blade with otos CARBOLIC ACID. which le ur.
In Hospital,. by direction of - Eminent l'hYridhfifr
alreiolf proved Waif to
nom. lho a d do Oen
4/.l.l'i:tare Ifir all Atedit Sores illeOrs.
ma for Ilharne.Cutt; Wdunils.and all Skin Diseases
equal an a Rapid Curative Agent has fet Win
discovered. fiRICE.23 CENTS. • •
Henry's Insect Powder,
mreatnroza
L.ERCI SEN BA CH'S
Patent Meditine Depot,
149 SIVI/THFIELD ST
-
Bloomaria Lots For lile—Teo Years to Pay.
Loth[ how much better It is to bop a lot
and get a home than to rent. You now
pay $lO to $2O a month, in ten years
$l2OO to $2,400.. at the end you have not
a dollar to show for this, but by `buying
a lot every dollar you pay comes backdo
your own pocket in your house and lot:
every improvement you make is your own;
you sit under your own vine: no man
can turn you and your children cut on
moving day, and your wife and children,
and even yourself, are
. better every way.
owning a house. Others will and should
respect and trust you for owning a home.
Inquire of D. S. Williams, 17th ward,
Butler near Fortyserond street.
SEITHEIi POPPV, nor Mendragora. nor
nil the drowsy syrups of the world, Can
ever make - a substitute for Pier, Hannala
Si Co.'s cream ale. People will think all
drugs hurtful, and prefer the pure extract
of Malt and Hops.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Mr -REPUBLICAN
I - County Conventions.
The Republican Voters of Allegheny County are
requested to meet at the.usunt Wanes for holding
Delmore
.elections lu the several Wards. Hormel,
end - Tow nshles. on
Sabirday, August 27, 1870,
one elect delegates trinn each Election District to
each a the rothwing Convention. as inflow",
Two DELEDATEIt front each Election Dietrirt
to the •
COUNTY CONVENTION
fOr 4 e purp
o uz of A n i txlstallug eandidatea for
801.7NTY COMMIS:HONER..
CORONER,
JURY COMMISSIOFiEIt,
DIRECTOR OF ME POOR.
TWO OTIIER DELEGATES trim, each Elee
lion Marta to the -
ongressional-Legislative Convention
for the pang,o of nominating ONE CANDIDATE
'FOR CONGRESS In the :Bid Congremlonal Dis
triet.ONE-CANDIITATE from that portion of AL
loghtorf Minty Itrowit: North and Went of the
Allegheny end-Ohio Rivers) whiCh is embraced In
the d 34 Congressional District.
WYE CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATE.
SIX CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBLY.
These Conventions will meet. In the City of Pitts
lough. at the COURT HOUSE. on TUESDAY.
Angus , 30th, ISI7O. at the following times, as
billowy, clad
COUNTY CONVENTION will meet to the COM
Mon Pleas (hurt Itoomost 111 o'clock 4. h.
The delegates to the CONG ESSION A 1.-I.ED IS
LATIVE CONVENT! , Oi from the Ind Congres
sional District will meet ut 10 o'clock A. . Mnl the
new District Coon Amnia for the purpose of nom
inating ■ CANDIDATE FOR CONtiltr—iS (tom
neat! Ithltelet.
The Delegates from that portion of Allegheny
county which Is in the 23d Congressional District.
will meet St 10 o'clock A. as. in the old District
Conn Room for the purpOse of nominatIngaCAN
DIDATE FOR CONGRKSS, and electing THREE
CONFEREES to meet the Conferees if A rlnlltnelit
and Butler Counties.
And cat 11 o'clock A. It.. ni as m /on thereafter as
both the Congressional Conventions above desig
nated shall have Concluded their respective dillies
a. such.lllgp will meet In the old District Court
Room for'll7pergase of nomirsitlng
ONE CANDIDATE FOR STATE SENATE, and
MX CANDIDATES FOIE ASSEMBLY. .
The electioil of Delegate, will be held between
the hours.' .• and 7 la . eloCk SATURDA Y.
August Elth. 1870. and will he held as far is'
practicable by the Republican members of the
election boards In the different districts. and in
those districts where the election Minrs are n
minority of the regular bound the Repub..
voletli are authorised to elect enough additional
officers to [ . ..insists the board.
The voting In the cities and beneliths shall In all
caws he by ballot.and In the townships by marking.
The Pmsident of the Couaty Convention. sad
of Inc Congrevalonal•Legislative ,nvention. will,
1/001 Conventions order/Shen/Den. con
cur In doing. appeet a Connulttes of three, the
Dr./ l'otemit tem thus tiled twmeet together as
Diem al. firselieallie after the adjournment of the
ecinsedlied to app dell a talon, C. entettl. fort{.
•
oturcing Ygg,
At the rentuest of many Republican; and with a
• I• of ninig the Senttment of the people
Bryn the pne.tWnhf WegdtpUonlothiseounty
b• the Republican party of what Is known as the
I . llllrforo county optima of holding primary deg
lions and tusking nomination; AG, each voter is
requested, in designating his choice for delegates
to the reap...tire emiventiOria. to Inatract them to
vote aye or nay in the said Conventinos on a ProPo
osltton there to be übruitted of adoption by the
pan; of thst syst , a fall and erpheit explana
tion of which will hereafter publiehetrby thlr
Committee in the It publican press of the CU/
litlatouvh.
Ry order of the lnio•
csonuotts• for w lee • 0.13,7.
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PUNVIATIVE. 1711.11 n
ral=l
We INSII . I•ANCL.
'A: 1 R 7 O.
HeTORM HAVE THIS
R verniAnnnal dividend a
PER SIIARE,
DP:e
day ar.•la
TWO 'DOW
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ESE
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Yl'Bl.le
OTlCE.—lfiving been
enJ GAI.I MIT= IIMPRI!-
•••noty. notice le hereby riven
°Mee and Slethau To.
TOP, AIWM.,
th•lizakl3l . the nett.
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the OFFICE .TII/C NATIONAL FOLINTIBT
AND PONE WORNIL TronlyAblrd
Penn, Pittsburgh,
03=2
IrrBOUNTY: '
$lOO Bount Collected
• .
Tor all anktlen who anilo between Mn! 4th and
1 . 1 7 22d. 7881. who warn discharged Poe Munn
in-heron', serving two Teen and. who hart horn,
In warred no bounty..
The undersigned haa re lod MS nese 10 0a-
Strri 13.1.4 1 / I ,,comer Sixth rannenrolhnsithdald
street. and la now prepared to collect claims span Cr
lly and at Under.* rat.. Cell on,' address. wl lb
stamp, ; &T. DROWN.
1 (Salm Aunt. Gsirrilt betiding.
corner anth avenue and Sailthbold *treat.
---- .... _ l7ttaburith. Pa.
(CrT!IE' ANNUAL EXAMINATION
.lchn A wllrA d n i antros h n e n R AIVIV/TY!" ' .l4t e s Ils l itt
at 9 A. w... to the (trot !Who. sl Bollatna, comer tor
Croat etnwt and 01e..1117 Alloy.
s ! ScOt id t '. ''' r . :ll P ara N 4 . VsrcitnnTlW.l‘.l7:tt hl
S
the rltr.of puts that
" V , r"
re ' t; "'!' RII 1:1 " .t r l at tklif a .
Zgl'aniy:
4 4
PITITIIIIIOII d CON N XLIAV ILI. It RAILROAD ( XL t
lryrnoruon.Juv• 11401.1147 U
rre . NOTICE
TO BON O IOLDERS.
-
it: -(l AV%Tilint%rV ,
v 4.1 n PS
after ti! a9 7%hE V AWITrIat g o r;
BATIMORE.
1•21 - 11 JOIIN, 11. PAID R. Jr.„ TrealtOrer.
14A rING% PARR or At I.[OHENT. i
Corner of Federal and Lavaca streets.
DIRECTORS IO7O
IrrritE OF • THIN
Raok havo this day declared a dl vldend of
FIV(( PER CENT. out of the lamdt• of the lart
li roonths.Parable on and after J%(y ISt. limy°.
free of tat It. P. VoIING.
irrNl ON ON A EL A_ INCLINE
rtANK.-NOTICE-Th e Mane will be
npol for Pagranitars sad Freight intalriesulttrttftY
7.IOItNINO al 3 o'clock. and will clone at I t e. n.,
eneeermog with the last car from Plttaborah on
- t h e phi.berab and Itinalbahant Paiatelurer
15:116
CANDIDATES. .
[Cr FOR 8 LONER
GEIGE NEELEY, . •
Of Marehell TO .1014 subJeet to the eeetatou
the Utdon RePohltate Comely Caaventloa.
etaktlef
gy , FOIL fOUNT y Comßussiown.
BENJAMIN DOUTHETT,. ,
Of indianaircrtiOda, in • candidate fur Cannf7
Ommulegloeer. la setpnlittatlon le the deeirtut of
the liatabilain Cotivectlon: Set modes
.
nUAMsoa..wr. 0. 10 0
Gazzam 6z, C
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ATTONNETR AND VOUNNNLLNRS
snmior, in gqe_qxand 11•4119PIXT. OPM. • " n "
96 wyrru „ JeFk7lto
JAMES RENO
cONTRACTQR AND DIJILDEII;
i nwategot-St . onaPielekimueThilinscomitlT
maggilgiomwaggwrav-
JOSEPH R. HUNTER;
Merohandize Broker,
260
(AM4.ID)nf 11.1.1 c 11111114Ing.)
Jezi:Tßi _
CIIETAE, I " - r,
=1,,1 4.., t, 4Arz , ,,
. E. 0/;(I.IELD,
1870.
MISCELLANEOUS
JUST IN TIME.
Summer Millinery,
TM!=MI:I
ME
BONNETS.
FLOWERS.
RIBBONS.
. MADE-UP LACES. •
ORNAMENTS.
and NOVELTIES
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
Mrs. S. C. Ebbb,
NO. 91 FEDERAL STREET,
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JOHN M. COOPER & CO.
Bell and Brass Founders,
ENGINE, LOCOMOTIVE AID ROLLING MILL
BRASSES
Made Promptly to Order
BABBITTS METAL
Made and Kept on Hand
throprleton luld'Manufseturprs of
Cooper'slmproved Balance Wheel
STEAM PUMP.
Ottlce-882 PENN STREET. Tonndry—CAmor
ITTII and RAILROAD STREETS, nttsburgb
Mountain Home,
RESSON -I SPRINGS, PA
Thin favorite resort has been enlarged andint
proved sine° last season. Will pe open for guests
JUNE 13 th. 11470. EXCURSION 'TICKETS sold
by the Pennvylisnia Railroad. at Nedr Tort. Phil
adelphis. 'Harrisburg and Pittobnreb. All trains
stop at, Cresson. ItOolIS nk, he secured in 'Mt,
r
I , IOII.ISVCS CEI.I:IIItATF.I I I,III . IIESTRA
eun engaged far the waft..
Cru further Inforrntill.m.ahlress
G. W. MULLIN, Proprietor
ONE FURNISHED corrAGE to rent. Jell. y.ll
ATTENTION,
PRINTERS !
ALLAN C. BAkEWELL & CO
ii Wood Stfret; Pittsburgh,
Hare 011 hand a complete nomortment of MATH
EWS PONS UNRIVALLED BLACK AND FANCY
COIGRED PRINTING INKS. for male at 26 •
Funk no-14,7,1..1[1g freight to purchasers. leg
OYFICI OP TUC
Cosernoman or AltinstuiT CoCbTr. PA..
Prriburnon, June 20th. 1870. )
NOTICE TO BAKTRS.—Seaed Pro-
POSA IS, addressed to the - Board of In
spect°. of the Alleghtmy County Inclusive wil
received at this ogles, until 30th lust.
for furnishing the County Prison with BREAD
weigh months from July 12th. 11220. Loaves to
worteand-a-half and two pounds respectively
and to be of upproved quality. Bids to be made at
so much per pound. BOnd foe two thousand dol
lar* •111 ho required for faithful performance of
OOntritet. The name ot the security must scrim-
Pane the old. 111110 Indorsed by the Warden and
Probated at this
' 111. 1. 2 1 0
Controller.
G HAND RE•OPENINV
..I•TRW GOODS.
Shoes, Boots: and Gaiters,
-HENRY PAUIAJS', .
:f0.144 01110 AVICKUIt, AI.LIWH6`IY. CITY
The ..dentlgood hu again lWad pocsessl
at hls old WS., and stocked It with a nob aSso
meat of BOOTS, SIIOES AND GAITERS.
Goods as ss prices will {lse satlslactl
Former pstrOas and the public are Invited to of
Jerkin 111LNIIT PAULUS
HOLMES, BELL & CO
ANeitor, COTTA
ommsza
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ANCHOR AND MAGNOLIA
Slieetiug and Ratting.
Livingston & Co.,
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Z=g=
LlKhi work our spectalty. Loose Joint Batt..
Shatter and Gate Mew., Sash Paloll4=o other
articles of Builders' Ilardevare Wenn, on hand.
Othoe and Mona, pear Otter Depot, Allegheny
017... Posted:me addreu. Lott lion 02, Pitts.
3. •
TENTH LIST, IsIIL—APPLICA
i. TIONS to sell Liquors. tiled In the Clerk's
Mace:
nuncio McDonald. tavern. 'Fourth ward. Pitts.
bunch
Thomas Caltston, O. G., Thirteenth ward. Parte
burgh.
Geenve Bumper, NAL. Seventeenth ward. Bilte
bueen
Rum mei...Tavern. Third ward, AIM ,
Rh.),
Psulek Monahan. E. It.. Sixth wand. Allegheny.
Hobert Hamilton. 1C.11.. Sixth ward, Allegheny.
Vrederick-Drewes, 0. G., Baldwin township.
Ilendan Sebileden, E. IL, Sant township.
Albert Young. E. IL, Stowe
The License Dowd will hen the ab township. OVO sppllca
non on WILDNESDAY. the BlYth Inst.. at 9.lclock
JOSEPH Brtolysx,
Jl,c 24. Is7o.
LADIES' HUNTING CASE
Gold Watches for $25.00
vArcus & . SHP:APB'S
JEWELRY STORE. 1111 FIFTH AVENUE.
Also, • an° as•woaenl. of LADIES' and CENTS*
FINK OOLI, WATCIIFS andCIIAINS at themort
realonabla prima.
A nice asaortment. of CLOCKS and FANCY
COK)adS On hand.
PleSin, give n. • call.
tivnrk move
COirritual.rit or ALLetilitAY CiitNrr, PA..,
PITTAIPIIOII. June lgth. 1870. )
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.—SeaI•
, Kit PROPOSAjA will be received at this Of.
dee until 18th Inst.. Inclusive. for building a new
1111.1110 E over blelatughlinki Run. on the read
lending Iron the Walleington Pike to Sodom. in
Upper lit. Clair tinrnshlP Mee for ereeein• • ne w
STRUCTURE at the Bridge over 7411
ler's Run, the road leading from Waahlugto •
Pike to Then.. Collins . Mill, in Seidl.. Furett -
Township.
tip direction Of Count/ Corinnisslon
LAMBERT. Controller.
I'IMSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER
Still.. The piatnership heretofore existin
between
D. P. Scott and A. I. Scott,
11=1
SCOTT & SON; •
Was dtssolved by mutual consent on thelst day of
June. Is7ll/.
All debts payhe eon will he paid- to A. I. Scott,
mho sr else the debta of the ArM
• .... •
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C. BARNES,
Sealer of Weights : and Measures,
. . .
OFFICE -
;NO. 3 FOURTH AVE., Pittsbnrgh.
11ALTIHORLHERRING, SHAD, &e.
—New P 414,121119 Herrin* In barrel% and
.: DPW do Shad In taunts and. halves; No. 1
Madrona, all Mare of parkagem No. Si do, all Mum
o r N 0.3 do, all Mai Or • P.k.r.i.L.a.
UMW,. half and quarter hamar: !Ake White
Fish. Indf barrels: Lel/hula* Herrin*. blktree.l7lo
halves: Salmon to glue Holland Ilerrlml.ool.ll
eiroiem., For sale bw Lo the leads.
WATT, LANG A. CO..
mylo 109 ar4ll_4 Wood.
ISSOLUT lON. The eo.part nen
heretofore axle} hie between JOHN
LICH an d WILLIAM • !O'NEIL under the dna
name or J. & W. &PENH. retell grocers. Meth
I.74eA4ltrtZ'r di rne_ l ;7lA at=:t
w e ou Mond eud R ou e . sor the late firm set
aerwhe WORM tipper.
Jeltkr26
CHEAP
•
STOVES Aafr_LTINWAPA
COAL VM S VMS IRONS, &m. AF., at
• ,
B AND CEDAR BOARDS.:
8:15 bus Bart.,:
9.000 feet. Inch cab. 9...9, • -
Tn t'!"‘'F . b 7. 7". !P r . % Ilan Inotry a
tr :
.200
mu.: Yin' We by •••.• 'l. ti. CAJIYALIV`.
"ion NUTS.-60 0 sacks In store; for
J. bale by ISAIAH INCKST t Co.
. . ,
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VINEGAR.
TI F.
YI)TEGAR
:',. •
WORKS.
Art - ADAMS,
167, 168, 169•an.d170 •
SECON.P . AY ENUE.
Is now prepared In futolell VINEGAR- Ay lts
LOWT-qT MARKET RATES. Attentloa particm
larly called to hie
Extra Wine Vinegar.
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INSURANCE
CCESS THE CRITERION OF EX
11 F •Cr
The Empire Mutua
Ilan achieved n fnccef+almolt Ilututrulleled in Lh.
hbotAry of I.lfo In3urancv. ,
WASIZED 11'ittL 3, 1:469
orthc‘C;onapan3
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Whole Number of Policies issued. 3.34 e
Total Premiums 0313e.747.23
Amount insured $7.2.113.5130.00
!halo of dolma and Exp. to Tote t Income.
AVOITYC Betio uf nil Companies.. ......
rnr every' 8100 I,,ubilltio , the Empire him 5221
of Anse..
A sersgo Amount of Policies 62.406
TO4II /Oft. 633.02000
tbuth t`anttal depnallertitir
;tate and the balance eecurely Invented.
Manager for Western Pennsylvania.
Mem 7S FOURTH AN SNUE, Mbar/nigh. N.
rarGoon ntal
AGENTS. both male and re
anted. jaiel
S.' H. HARTMAN, •
A. PderAIMAND,
C'ELSITIENT. VICE' 1 . 111:5111IENT.
Federal laqranee Co.
OF ALLEI:IIENY CITY. PA. •
FICF. : For. Frdrrul and Lana Streets
inerrons: -
Edward Gregg.W. G. Gibson. .
Valentine Baker. IJ. Ruben.
M. Shallithy,u I B. Smith
Jon. 11. Beriaad, ..
t I .AndeEton. ' ,
Wan. Selloyer,l M. ti. Suydam.
W. J. Innglitt, • . JIII2IOI Allison.
Jel7:yM - F. M. LoVE. tieneral Agent
CHANTER 1829 PERPETUAL
FRANKLIN FIRE - INCUR. CO.
• OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE 43311, 437 CilttiTNITT STREET.
Assem. on Jan. Ist. 11E70, 1119.323.734 67.
Paella), 6400.000 00. Accrued Surpl. and
Premlus.. 63.413.73) 67. losses paid since
132.9. over sustmouo. Perpetual .dTesupor
Issues
Policies on Liberal Tenon. The Company rd w
issues policies upon the lients or all kinds of Build-
Ground Rents and Mortgages.
DIRECPORti--Alfred 0. Raker. Samuel Grant,
Geo. W. Richards, Lease Leo. Gem. Pales. Alfred
iltier. Thos. Sparks. Wm. S. Want. Thomas S.
Ellie. Gustavus K. Benson. -
ALFREDO. BAKER, President,
. GEO. FALLS, Vice PtesidenL .
J.. W. McAllister. Sccmhary:
Roger. Avviitant
cOfTnt a NELLoGiI,
in.% Car. Third Avenue eed Wood
VESTERN INSURANCE COMP'Y
Or Pitti4burWl
ALEXANDER NLMICK. President.
•
WM. P. HERBERT, Vice President.
• WM. P.IIERBERT, Secretary.
CAPT. GEV. ?MELD, General Agont.
Office 9.4 Water street. Stang tt Co.'s Warebotnie,
n et II
Pittsburgh. • • • -
et II insure aguinst all Made or Fire and Marine
Risks. welle Institution, managed by Directors
who areknown to WO community,. and who
are determined by prompinosa and Hoendity to
maintain the character which they bate assumed.
aa offering the best protection to those who desire
to be insured.. . . .
James McAuley.
AAI er exAnd
Andrew AcSpoor,kieS,
',slid H. Long,
CASH INSURANCE COMPANY,
Phelan's
No: .4,2 V11,944...Nyr,Lni.111;:r iINI, r,*
FLOOR,
CAPITAL. ALI. PAIWUP
1,111. TO.:
WWIW
Ale MIL !S. JlRElartan, pas. AL Battu,
Thomas Smith. jno. S. W
ING,
ROBERT 11. SING, Ere%Mull.
JR°. Y. J ENE INGs, (Ice ?saddest
JOS. T. JOILESTON,Seceetary.
Capt. IC.J.OR AC E. usstrsl Agent-
INSURIGS ON LIBERAL TERMS ON ALL NIUE
. •
1Mi2=1M222
ALLEGHENY INSURANCE CO
Of Pittsburgh.
OFFICE. NO. 67 FOURTH AVENUE.
Insures nirdinst tinda Fro and Mart •
Riots.
• JOHN IRWIN, Jti.. President
• T. J. HOSKINISON. Vice President.
t'. O. DONNELL, Dewclaw. _—
CAPT. WM. DEAN. General Agent.
John Wale. Jr.. • B. le Fahrtestoelt.
T. J. Hoskins°, • W. H. Everson.
C. 0. Ilusaer • Itobert.ll. Dan.,
Barrerch u t ; th r N. Fleming, ,
Charles I s ! Ca J. T Stoekdale.
CapL Wm. * an. . ! T. I. hi11..111.
PEOPLES' INSURANCE COMFY
OFFICE. N. E. CO RN ER 180(.83 S FIFTH STB.
A Tiome Company, tank[ Yl. TU.k
.. • DIRECTORS . .
Wpm. Pbllllpa. ! _t7apt. John L. nh0.1.,
John Watt. ; Pam.' P. Shriver,
John I. Padre. ; Charles Arbuckle,
C. 11. I.nre„ J are4l II: Small,
Wm. Pan Kirk. : Wm. E. I.anit.
.1416.11 P. Verner, ; Samuel INcf , riekart.
Wll.
PI
Preentent, .
J'liiATT I lee PresidenL
W. rAI t'll!, EEL Secretare.
NATIONAL INSERANCE COMFY
COIL FEDERAL T. AND IRANIOND, MYR.
UDEN,. .
0/bee, In the SECOND NATIONAL BANE
BUILIILNO. •
tV. W. MARTIN. President. ,
JoRN littoWN, Je., Vice President.
J AMID E. STEVENSON, Secreoug.
DIM12C1111t3:
John A. Myles, ;Jas. Lockhart, , Joe. Myers,
Jas. 1.. Graham; Robert Lea, ':C. C. r
John Mown. Jr.,Geosge Gent. Jaco b oep.
I o.ll.P.WllitarnaiJno.Thompson , J. Me muster.
aisi
MERCHANT TAI LO R 8
P. McARDLE,
Fashionable
MERCHANT TAILOR,
'7,l'l°'"" lar Van Mr
so.IiENT • M •
iNG GOOD..
No. 937.-2 Smithfield St:
PITISHUMIti. PA.
Gent's Clothing wade to orderth ',belate pie d
Idea. '
REMO V.A.L.
GRAY & LOG-
RAVE RE3IO{+PCD FROM
I*. To. 89 FIFTH AVENUE
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No. 47 Sixth Street.
SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES,
J. C. WroattsoN. c. t.. Nlllll.aNancid.
M'PHERSON k MUILINBRINIL.
Iferehent Taller.. No. 10 Sl= BTIINET. (l 0.•
lit. Clair.) We hate received a large .d well Re.
leeted Meek of t - p ortio n bee meet fashionable
tlerats In our line•reat of which our
elm Iport/Mom
Feeling confident of our ablllty to adr• Faded
eatlatandou. we reepeetly eoltell from you an early
examination of our etoet Vine Cloths. Caul
m!r", V" rtMlifallON A 10111T.ANBRING.
•anble
. Na 10 Ninth Aroma
NEW SPRING GOODS.
I=l9
Cloths, Cassimeres, &c
JOHN AMER
1%•Bl. SPEER.
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WEST COUON • •
Machine • Stone Work,
• Nottbweet corner of. West Commoo.,.•U•100.) ,
,_ ' IFILEDIC,ATTATZIL I 0., ____„.
liSi4_9[l Woad Cr wain.. on short not , eO. ......
%WWII ' s% nteWop r atrorre ' 4"r."
o r dm oroomuy,foroonooo no noulonanlo ternir
E=ZEI
M=MeM
• 13•DOXIM rivets tibb Mtta
au bait bale;.
• • 4 • •-
Parclla by j• ILtaNti
SODA ASli.LlOO:casks :for sal.
OFFICIAL
• •
prrrascaos. June lbell 1 570.
OTICL—The Assessments for the
.1 Construction of the Bowel Welk on P77thl
Avenue. SomersstreeLpld Township Road j and
Francis street,' and the L.rselng. Paving and Curb
in of TIrINTY-81:COND STREET, front Penn
avenue to Liberty stmt. is not rerleY for ...P , .
demon. and don he t seena this ;ghee tutting
V $1
°oce P. .. on TUF.SI./Alr. June 3r411. INTO
hen It will be returnee to the elty Treasurer
s
odic* for collection. li . J. IttedtrlL
1.0
OITICZ or I IY,% Nl brun AA Junel7 V . Z 1V 1670 ,
NoTivE TO CONTRACTORS—SeaI
ED Proposals for Deeding. Pavingand Curb
ing the foddering Streets. vli: KIST STREET,
tram Fifth venue to Bluff street; DAVISON
STKEET. fettle -14th to 411th streelowill beret
137th
is ofilre until 3 o'clock th e nuNr.
17th. I M 7 O . The entornittee reserve htto
reject WI) or .11 hide- Specifications and b ants
for bidding' Calk be had at this Mace, No PhD 0111
be received IltlietOt made upan blanks furnished by
tb_ll26llsce.
CITY CONT1101.1.1:14 el 0 Felek
• Pmrsurtuta. June 20. 1"0
OTlCL—Sealed proposals wil l
ro
1g receed at this °Mee till lIONDAT. JUNE
-7
iv
th. for
JULY of the (lir Weigh :teal... ate
let. 1870. Hidden. will nate
. h.t Per cent. of gums Pinne d ,hey will Opt f
ree - -
.the use of sold &elev. Committee
serve the tight to reject any or ell MO.
It. J. 311.140 WAN,
lod/ Controller.
CITY CONTIIOI.LICII? 6 rn
PlTtatit'llOn, PA., May, 2th..littlEl4
ICE IS HEREITIE GIVEN
holden of Overdue unlelpal Rands of
of Plttahanth, to forward th all o w e d is
paplnent, be tetanal will hen
NOT
the ( it
office G
•h Bonds & ( .e./elf let, 1570.
my order of the nottnee Coreoutte..
myth B. J. NictiOWAN. ContrAter.
BANS STATEMENTS
EI'ORT OF THE CONDITION
. ,
OF Tin:
~ • . .
CITIZENS NATIONAL RANK
=
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LOAD, and discounts
Overdraft. ' •
U.S. Bonds to sem* circntation 11 .0 0
U.S. Ronde on bend
Otimil3tock.,
_Bonds* Mortgages ,
Due from Itedetnaln. and R.. . •
serve Arrant. 119,}00y
Due from other Nstionet Hank. 60.910 1
Due from other panto. Banker. • 34.17 tl
Itanitragllouse Ng/ IA
Curnent expense.
Trues paid
hob Item. lincluding rdatupsf .. 1 1 1 i 131114_
hlPVltgrNT=llgtr • • 1? . .T A q
Woof State B.nts - •00
lersettnnal eurrency end fOckul. 3:178 •
Specie, vlr Coln 123114 4
I.pral Tender.
I=l
Cap pl ltal Stock skid In
National Bank Circulation Out-
Circulation Outotaind- 430'00000
‘i
5w:4:4d
r
2:1 '1
112112=1
I . •
ndPsidna/ tteposita
Cashier's Checks 01144.11 ding.
Due National. llhnk. . . • ...
Due other Bank, and Banker
Tares Unpaid
State OP PP.SNITI.VANIA
COUNTY OP AltralIZICT. I
I. H. K. Wilson. Cashier of the Antigens . Estionid
Bank of Plltsbureb, do ealemdlY eseer ISM ISa
above la trve:to the Senor :az kflowleddo mid belief.
It. E. WILSO, Caehter.•
i l e r o l f ajt , ;lwi) re v Leon , me this four.
teenth
71. Y . DAVIS, Notary bile
Correct—Attest .
w.m. R. BISSELL,
GEO. N. READ. Directors:
U.I.VAR:It:STOCK., 1015
T RIRTIETH
Semi-Annual Report
DOLLAR SAVINGS --- BANK.
•
Ammantanshepositor" , ...PC
In 1 •
.54
157 ldas Depooltors,June 0 •
st, 142.5302 25
ia
Contlngeott'and,June Ist.l N7O • atlitla
.52,747.692 54
=I
T.osns on Bonds mud Mortgagos..sl,9llL,2ol
Reel
Pittsburgh
Stock In Pittsburgh bianks 71.111 X
U.S. 640 Itnude,lBo3'o4 'O7 • 400,000 00
U. S. sht per tent. Bonds, 11481.. L/0,043 y
Iteralvablo 21.700
Cash in Batiks snd on hand 143.003 •
92.747.802 34
The undernYtned, Auditing Committee, reepect
folly Impart that they have examined the Tree...a
rse, Report tar the get Mx mouths. ending May
31st. 118 W none examined the Natal, of the
Hunt. con of Bond. and Mortgages. Deeds
of Rind . Certificates of Bank Meek, 888
Receisable. U. Flae-Taranty An per rent . Bandy
640 and '6l. U. B. Ida per Cent. Bonds. 11181, sun
Cash in lights mid on bend. and end the hums to
correspond with the above report-
C. YF.AGER,
• J. J. 011.1. _PIE, t Auditing Committee.
Pmrs sunou. Juno Ath. 1 70.
. • ,
John R. McCune,
Chu. J. clarke,
Jose H. Brun.
Wm.atornbott.
• • •• - -
Me Trustees ha,. declared adleliland of three
(3 per end. for the lam al e mouths, ending May
$1 t, IEI7O. Parable forth:l .. l ,0 h.
j‘ 1t ,............. n0t dram:,
will bear 'stemma from lot Inst. _
. .s., in t 0 .....ar.P . 4 It E. 4 .. ,: -
XT OTlCE.—Wheieas Lettero of Ad
ministration to the estate of THOMAS B
FINLEY. late of Collins townahlp, deceased. have
Wen granted to the subscriber. nil aeration indebted
to the wad Wale of. rwininstod to oinlietninisaleie
payment. and thaw baring maims. or demands
nisins t the same without dela themate of the sald decedent 'will make
Imo . . y to
CATHAILLNE FINLEY, Admin'a..
of W. C. Aughinbengh. Attorney. No. ha Diamond
toY Aprll3o, 1870.
Street,Piltstmrith.
XTOTICE IS lIEREBY GITEN,THAT
an unpile:al oJune been mode for Charter.
at Number 1037. Term. 1870. of the Com
mon Pleas of Allegheny county. lo incorporate the
Si. (from Padna) Beneficial
Bnciety, of Birmingham.
And that saldeburter will be granted at next term
of wild Court. if no ruthelent reavina to the eon.
Mtn . are enter.' meanwhile.
GEORGE N. 3113NR0.
teenylets Attorney for the Society.
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE:—AII persons
indebted to or having thee.-
tate of PIANCT ANN PHILLIP. late of Snowden
Township. Allegheny Coy. P.. deceased, ara
notified to settle the na me' with the underslased
Administndor. with will snnesed of the said de
cedent...et his owe,. Nu.lflll Fourth oveope. Pitts
blati
EXECUTOR'SYrICE. Letters
testamentary npon the estate of MUM
HARDT XLIAVANCaIIt, late of Allegheny Clty,-
deed. having been granted to the undersigned, all
permit. Indebted to said estate ore requested to
m ate immediate paynsnt, and all pers... holding
Claims against sold e state to present the same,
duly andientmated for Settlement. to AVIIITIL
SLACILX. Attorney s,fi 0, jt(le Firth even., PM.-
buat,
NEW WALL PAPER;
FOR SPRING SALES,
at Na 107 Market St.,
NEAR. FIFTH AVE.
We now offer to the public • Hoek af PAPER
HANOI-I' I GS nawntinnwed In the WeetforwerlotY
rrv.brd,a,_°'N'Atrec,e7.l. - VNaIgeGNRIVI77 , 7
DESIGNS to phdo and bright colors. for Halls,
irinfRATIA SlLTand MARBLE
PA PERS, N argtlV " nd/a i til i POl
CHEAP SATIN PAPERS. WIIITH and 1111tTWN
BLANKS for Cbantbeta. Ac. All of which we pro
pwtto sell as low Ka the lowest In the matte!.
fill and see, at
Ohl Market St., near Fifth Avenue
JOS. R. HUGHES sz. BRO.
WALL PAPERS.
SPRING. 1870.
PRICES REDUCED.
w id`th.;; l d'AL=Lr.c.,= .7.
gtelltuT 2 ' u Nuutt. ° l 7 :golV' `° anT
-
W: P. 'MARSHALL'S
NIP/ Wh04.140 ae# HaIAU.Wm. 191 Llbeety
Weal, entsbuntb-
35=1
LIVERY b. SA.T.p:STABLES,,
Robti , ll. Patterson &Co.,
.COVINER or
Seventh • Avenue and Liberty • Street
, • PITTSBURUIL
WILL OR RYCHT SATURDAY 1101. D,
AUCTION SALE
•• • • •or , •
Horss, , earflaps,
.piggie.3, Wagons,
. , . .
• A...d..,,,okiot.r.uning la th e Rom.
PartlosdallittitA. fl.r rb iadtre than:go
' wee& order for Adrefthlng. p t ,,,,,V 1 . rt i
AAA itt.oti A 1 1 .4 poi , riven Alllituek kat for ...:
.3011 R -H. STEWART,
AlIC7lOlrBl3l,
1670
ROBERT PATruils" . ca:
. .
'Livery, Sale and '
COMMISSION mous,
- Car.Senighbrenue.and
". "47siarnau FA. •
STONE
OEIENT.---100Ity•
atirtMe Ceikisnt, boa •I
Wr
Ketmle.by
""Ml4llivraio.
!t. J. MOORE. City r.ctillrieer.
At the dote of buelness,
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WALL PAPERS
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