The Pittsburgh gazette. (Pittsburgh, Pa.) 1866-1877, June 30, 1870, Image 4

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THE DAILY GAZETTE.
HOME NEWS.
•_, Preens. leaving the city tor the summer.
I;.xt , viishing to hove thg .CiazrtTe sent to
thein,avilinleaxe geed their addresses- to the
:office: Price by moll, 75 cents per month.
Beautiful Stirs for suburban home,' Sale
July 1. foe advertisement. .
Lobliair.n-Tble mat novel by Diemen le
: advertised by Appleton ze Co., on Om page.
the announcement.
: Arai/log graCPlt Fifth avenue, near Smith-
Uhl Woe. Wherewe tho proper ant II oril
who nbould at terutto lig removal% •
Jamb Wok , yraiii before Deputy Mayor
Nlebola yesterday - for HI treatiog Catbartne,
bbrwtre. Heal ll be enally dispooed of to-day,
..)114. Dame far. calling Mary Dwyer. vile
MUMS, au beforeAlderman' O'Donnell yea
tetday and held for a hearing for rarely of the
peace.
• rank* afelialre made Information before
Alderman Taylor amMess Charles Ileleer's for
malntalnlesr ft +disorderly bawdy house on
Sprint alley. :Warrant. Issued. •
Atrt.4 1 . 4 ".... r /VS terdity called Ahlrnonns
O'Donnell's attention to tthe fact that John
Long had threatened to ..dlsh”.him. where
upon John was .arreated and held for a hear
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Fir .Salo.— Bereml mrte of second-hand
window moth velth good light , . In. and doors,
nen . , will be sold very low. Apply to-
Er Ins
at GAZETTE enuntlon room. corner of
With *resole and limithneld
A Vidt.--The .`firand inquest - for the
Courts of . 21.1lerheny. county visit rd.thaWest
ern Penitentiary Yesterday and of course
were shown through the establishment:which
they found In adintmble condition. i .
Mush Mullen complained to Alderman Tay
lor yesterday that Patrick Barrett had Mt
lilm on the -.nose, In the street. to daylight.
stis.nrotault and battery 4J:dorm:Won was the
malt, but the case was finally settled.
Anthony !laity made information before
Mclennan (r.Donnell yesterday. charging 0111-
cern linger and McClure with disorderly con
duct,lbey having, he Raye, Mai,' ordered him
off a pile of pig metal on Fourteenth street,
and when the demand was refused raising it
row. Warrant
The Accidental Shouting.:-Coruner Clawson
yesterday held an inquest upon the body of
Phillip Villlams, the colored boy who acci
dentally shot himself the evening Trevions,
with a pistol. A warrant in accordance with
the facts 'weubshed yesterdaras ren
dered: The d ec e ased was abo ut , thirteen
Tears of. age.
Yale( Injury.—Saturdareveultur boa llnvid
E. Junkins, bticklarer nt Uliworth:Porter
Co.'s mills, in South Pittsburgh, accidentally
fell while passing niong the street cud Injured
Islo side on a Ocoee( board. ile act up and
walked home, not thinking he Nvas seriously
Injured. and on Tuesday he died from the ef
fects of the injury. 'et • "
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Might Wk.—About half . past six o'clock
last evening a slight lire occurred - In Tlhby's
Ohms House; nt the corner of Smallman and
Twentr.micond streets. The alarm was
sounded from box W., to which the engines of
the district responded promptly. The fire
originated in the packing house and Stan ex
tinguished before serious damage was done.
Caroline 3d. Veneer mode Information be
fore Alderman O'Donnell yesterday. Petting
forth that Anrust Heisler had received a
ticket from him, for ;manage between Omaha
and New York, which woe to be good and the
money returned to the owner of the ticket.—
tad that the agent In the trananction Ileieler
bad only fulfilled the first port of the contract.
WhoTant homed.
Another Ilaul.--41,1ef or Police ilark, of Al
legheny city. paid a second visit to the house
on Mks alley,;East Birmingham. yesterday,
and fecnverrd a new overcoat:a roll of black.
Cloth. two pairs of boots nod a pair of shoes,
all supposed to lucre been stolen. Ile also re
newedgur. a part of a set of carpenter's tools,
an au brace and bit and chisel, which may
base been used far "barglarions" purposes.
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Asssthcr Rape Thlef.—Hobert Stewart made
information, before the Mayor, yesterday,
charging Joseph Samuels with the larceny of
cable from a raft of lumber in the Allegbe •
ny river, opposite Herrs island. and also
against Thomas George for receiving the
.acme, knowing it to be stolen. The accused
were arrested after a were corns
witted to Jail inand.
default ofheari ball fo r their ap
isetylitusc. at Court.
' • The Igesaltral.—bast night was ntrain one of
• fettletty itt,the South Common M. E. Church.
The lee-cream was excellent, and the lemon.
-ade mineral - water and .enransparilla were
Ter; cooling ro te h palate. The was
.- • IlleelY; The on the cane for t he,nost
". popular candidate for Prothonotary . showed
r. Biddle ahead
look maloritY. The
owl and birds MIK down with proud eyes
Into the sparkling streams. The Yen ival will
'be continued to-night.
• eight Flee.—About twelve o'clock Ratunitty
•• • • night .a . roUng man sleeping above Kohen's
• tfroecaT store. • Federal street, Allegheny,
was awakened by the burninkof otome cloth
ti.l,••• R ees In his drettelug bureau. c a nsd retired.
:-"*' ting a draw's: open and n le lighted
• • Upon the burfau. The candle burned down
• ,•• L'• -.and the snuff fell Into the drawer, causing a
itAbjtittAn alarm wan sounded tram boa
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ald of the department.
of
ring% tibeiregtrcon r. loild ng w 2 llll ` 6=.
ShAvery street, A.legheny. and when near
Mime 'the boards came against the
erinsing him to take fright and run
• : saray. The occupants of ' the wagon were
thrown ant and severely injured. Harrier had
both legs fractured and Ones rreelved tenons
&KMt the head.
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of
to the contractors Jagy the stone
• work the new City Hall, we — Would state
• that neither was prosent - when the defective
• stone winch we noticed , the other day was
Ineeired, else it would have beenprooMtly
condemned, The contractors take muen
, Pride in their work On 'the building and chal
lenge anyperson to. discover allow or deice
.
' • Live stone in the entire front, and maintain
that it - is the most perfect and
- meat solid.
plate of masonry in this State. • •
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• • • Steetles.‘.-The annual election ot o u filce . rs u o rn f
• 81. Paul." it " mnCath olic
r„ ° h?g,,,Arrd no
....held in the ba s eme nt
t with the following re-
Widn-l• r • president . lost ..
M. Domenec • Vice
Presi g2l" N d • cm .'" Mee. 'Rickey Treasurer,
l d a!lek Ihnubten SeclutarrAltarl,en F. Me
..calC"'"slll.ll2 Char les tWtet
illagh7m.MThobainsltottrkee',
• J1:1701Donno, Mercy A. Presrogel, John C.
";2-•• Reilly,Peter 0 NeW, Pernard 7 J. 10 .e. • .
• afiktal.—JObri Wilson. residing in the
Twelfth ward,played a little Joke upon a ta
• • eman yesterday. The blue coat was after
• late* for whipping his wife—that lady ba ring
o
m iwo r j iQ u i l he fac io s uri f l re beit id a7cVmplAte ' d
..'ili.:;l".:::,i':::?*'''ven°l"tataeetwtr'gg.jjalTh'sle.te : 7 / Phe lh oil i c 'el e ' r l Fftu ce rnl , 7 ?- .
ed individual lays partledlar stress
1 -‘ ' assertion that the next time be will
avast ma. -
make all Mark Imre.
Meese Banced.—The residence of Mrs. John
Cook. of North Fayette township. was burned
down onMonday of last week. borne shavings
had been put Into the - cooking store; and the
ire V i g i erp W k olglie g d " e " ge r ra i d
made so much headway that It. lens. 11111,01g
bie • CCI . PACO the- ' Two !amides re
sided In the holm. that , of Mrs. Cook and Mr.
Metcalf. A greater part of the furniture and
clothing belonaing to Mrs. Cook and family
was Aced, butAir.Metealf lost almost eyerr-
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,06/ sod. !Ow for Jolt has hied received.
loOking as typographic:llr superior as eyes.
although . Tr e e , . 3 ange , d n banda and Is sow
Mr:e l s& retains the ritt t l er rit o e f hlk :' , " ind
theligt of , eoutrlbutors. present and future. In
,amerTgllOd one. Mr. Torricellfs paper. In this
usimbeT, alma "Ametionn Bishops and Infalli
bility: donbtlest attract more attention
Mom any of.lbf , othem. arm a short conttilm•
tkmfmm Mrs.dulla Ward Howe will puzzle
• Its rmdenrto know why It was either writ-
Urn Orpubliabed. • ,
1 , -,,--1: . :-, gime et.Them—lerecarity of the Workhouse.
~:.,,.'. The Workhouse teems to be an . excellent
igv, - ;-. -- : .
plies in theory to send people:who tnnsress
X.‘,1 , ..' ,. .! - - Slats hot. good
, , ,.., ws. practically it Is noes place
)i - 12-,%7,.., -...5,.,t0 keep them—that is they are not kept very
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~..- e seffisir. tmtneria. - 4 ' Heretofore we have chronicled in
)"'.k.• pes. Hardly a week passes
411,',.'.';'0:- : led some of the primmer. retire of their own
f.. . .>: ,:. ,.: lIIINTOW. I latest were the two who rimer
- .‘47 . :- . 0 - Bastint in iri e loluranlli• T rii r ll ;la
Af'---P-;:- tyalaXathielre=attivreit..'witit
- ‘2 . . - „ : -,. , .,s, Word was brought to the dile
...:•if tg. Arbff•_,.... XaDe 1 °Meisel evening. but the men
..01':',....:na. .111Motiats s were not apprehended.
-..,:*,',--,•,.: ...- 1 gesigars Aetliest,. .
~..- `"..,.. - ''At NAM runaway 'accident occurred near
f:?... i - , ,:,iklipOlit. eatirday morning , last. by which
''',,a-, --. _ . • • Ightla Helen gilOwlseiniii illailir WY residing
.-ji , -..- - , '7' . : t. ;- • Alai distanoe feminist Owl's. was severely
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1.,:',-....iffilltrild. Eke waidrivlag to Vreeport In a two
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,kaysa . careuire and while descending a hill •
f;: is i .- %: ::-‘-lb en?st rt a= ruseit•Zwzirgrelbte,ct , t 2 ;
r:::. - ;.. , ,m i ri r eed,.-.11,T=Inuflat. , :gar6. 55 nri.
v:-.i , ',' , ? ., gni to ag t e vide t rt . be = ca n ge n in t iV sr—
'''if',-•?,,-n?:;-'';;IMpthkteiniain'threirwtflagt Tftiii r d n t e ll tqrsei-
N. - Vf,.:„.'s=to pieces and ran over a valnanie e c C o a w r ,
~:yZ7.'"'l.- . ..- . so An=ilitAilitmultilYti; fainatuit=
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- .. ".. k1i ".. t i- i i i i tailored isV lea daughter of Hr.
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...4i : .- --,- . 7 ' * Miles from Pri"4ofirre,' leveling lb"! two
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~ - . Wain. Fn. UMWM eldest son of Her.
Di. W. A. Davidson. of Washington. Pa., for
:::-. :' 5•1417 of this city, and correspondent of this
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-4,4,-..,- :.... hot College . Ohio. with marked distinction&
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-el:,'.'2,' -'l:,'.'.'2,' W e nial s e r i aglail.LarralEttly t he
"_ • !.."1. tidlafreodproVe mine anateeesionto the fecal
sy of the Wtitution. - -
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.mamba ummres °Moe returned VI. tat' .
=t7X°41: 7 1N40.. 6 1g tiagsta b seili re &rug
Aft loons well and happy as urn). . •
..... ,. .t 7 . r .. ._Liirwrks...y:lsq. of this city boo Ind
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Hon. Twoa. X. Rows bestow on a tuitions .
rased Clifton. *kedges,. _ -
IZEMI
! COLLINS HONICIDE.I
Ibu Nicholson for the Mt_
Illins—Verilet of "Not Gni
er Disgorged.
Tersaitter—Jniges Sterrett
'1" Mont,
tCrostsmar.aJune V.—The Coart of Oyer
and Terminer was opened at eleven d'clock
A... Judge,. Sterrett and Stowe on the bench.
The case ..f the Commonwealth vs. John
Nicholson. Indicted Jointly with Kerr and
Carrie - Jones. for the murder of Patrick Col
lins. was taken UP: The Prisoner 1... ar
raigned In the usual form and plead "not guil
ty
Trial of J
Patrick i
The P
Oyer and
lIISTORT or SAL rant.
The circumstances ender which thin order
wan cotnmitted having been fully repo °dotm
doubtless fresh in the minds of moms of our
readers, and It hi. therefore. only neces rr to
refer to them %icily. 'the deceased. 7triverick
Collins. Wan a laboring man or hack r.
and on the day preceding his death. it a peen,
hod been drinking freely and was considera
bly under the Influence of liquor. About nine
or ten o'clock In the evening of that disc, the
tah of Mn; last, he went ton saloon on Third
nvenuc.
_neat door to Philo Hall, kept by Pet
rickri McCarron, where he took seve ral rinks.
and .b ou t pair-past ten o'clock he wen out of
the saloon nod went up stain ton over
the saloon which WAS occluded by J ones.
Jones.
woman of the town.", who It aPPea s wen
the mistress Of Nicholson , and while t ere It
is alleged by the prosecution, Nichols ° and
Kerr came in the room, and finding Collins
there put him nut on the landing, stru k him
and knocked him down stairs, where e' was
toned a hall no hour Inter by the pro rletor
of the saloon. Nicholson and Kerr th n left
the house and the latter was arrested short
time afterwards at the foot of Mnrke
_street
on bin way to the boat, upon which he we.
employed- Nicholson left town but returned
ti r,
the following day and gave himself n to the
authoritim and Carrie Jones, who do Idles,
could tell more about the murder than ny one
else, if the man Was murdered, was a sted
the same evening the murder was cow fitted:
The Commonwealth was represe ted by
the District Attorney. General Penns it. and
lt. J. Powers, Esq., end Messrs. Marsh 11, Gib
son. Collier and Wilson appeared for he de
fendant.i
After the arraignment of the pHs.° er. the
work of securing a jury was Commene .. and
occupied the time of the Court until h i f-past
twelve o'clotk, at which time but to jurors
had been empannelled. _
Cruet then took nrecess until half-past one
o'clock.
AiTERSOONOSSION
At half ptet one o'clock Court convened
and the }um, was 'completed. The following
jurorswerl sworn: Henry Dangler, ('hoe.
W.
Itebo, H. Hastings, W.I. Ketlm.Wm. Wal
ker, Andre, Pitcairn. Hobert limier. Fred.
Rhodes, Wm. Large, John Holler, George
Nicelintock nod Wm. McClure.
The case was opened on the part of the
oroseen',by Mr. Powers. Dr.
been Moine trot strum and tent Hod to having been
called to see deceased about twelve o'clock
on the night of the murder, at a saloon on
Third avenue and found the man dead. lie
described the wounds on the body of the de
ceased and said that the man had been dead
but a few minutes, when he arrived: the body
. . . .
was yet warm. Ile then detailed the result
or the pmt modem examination. Death re
mitted from an Injury over the right eye,
which aptienred to have been produced by
a dull or blunt Instrument.
/h. Grimy .3frOiiik wits next culled, and tes
tined that tie made a post merm exnaninnt ion,
cad after describing the wounds, said that In
bin opinion death resulted from the repeated
concussion from the blows which produced
the wounds., He thought the wounds had been
produced by some heavy instrument having
considerable length, something liken poker or
a bar. -
George Beek. sworn—This witness testified
to haring been in the saloon on the night of
the murder.) Collins left the saloon about half
past nine o'clock. About half an hour after
wards witness heard a retooling noise an if
some one was falling down stain. McCarron.
the proprietor of the saloon, went out and
brought Collins Id, and he died a few minutes
uftertrard.
Mrs. 3loroont MTornil, sworn—Mc husband
kept the saloon when this affair occuired: Pat
rick Collins was my brother-in-law; saw him
when he came to the saloon that night; while
she was In .her room up stairs she heard a
scuffle at Atm head of the stairs outside of her
. . . .
door, artd-a few moments after two men.
Nicholson and Kerr. came through her room
and passed down the back stairway to the sa
loon below; shortly afterward she and Carrie
Jones went to the head of the stairs and look
ed down and saw at the bottoMthe form of a
Joan lying.
Bridprt (Manna, sworn—Was at the boase
on Third street the night of the murder. De
ceased was witness' brother-in-law. lier
testimony was In substance as to material
facts the same as that of the preceding wit
ness.
tlfflerr George Garrison, sworn—Witness Is
a member of the police forcl. He testified
to arresting Nicholson, but nothing further
of any Importance was elicited.
"Curly" limp was called and testified to
what occurred In the house. Witness was in
Carrie Jones , room when Nicholson came in;
after taking a smote of drinks together,
Nicholson shored him out of the door. Into .
the bark room; a few moments afterward he
heard a noise at the head of the stairs; Kerr
and Nicholson then came out of the front.
room to the back room and passed
back stairs to the bar-room. Witnessfollow
edl and after defendants took a dunk they
left.
Jams Mcflom,t/ was next sworn but his
testimony did not elicit anything new.
Lbuic Edwards. sworn—Was going to Carrie
Jones' room to stay all night., between ten
and eleten o'clock: was lust going up the
steps when I beard a noise at the head of the
stairs: went up toward market street and re
turned and saw a Min lying at the foot of the
stairs.
Carrie Jones, sworn—Before the witness
was examined Mr. Marshall, her counsel.
asked the Court to Instruct her that she was
not bound to tell anything that would Impli
cate her In the affair. The Court rase the de
sired instruction. The witness then testified
ns follows:
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Kerr came to toy boom that evening: Hays
came arid; after the others came they or
dered me to bring up drinks: I bronght up
wine 'for the party; afterwards Nicholson
honed Hays out of the room; shoved him
against the door, and then went out, going
down the back war I then got a light and
looked down stain and saw a man lying at
the foot of the stairs; came back and called
Maggie Carroll to come and seethe man.
Donlel tierrodartned—The witness was in
stracted by the Court that he would not be
reqUiredto answer any questions tending to
criminate himself. The witness testified as
follows: Live on Fleet avenne; was atildic-
Carroll's saloon on the night of this occur
renee; we then went t he npi and took
drink or two; Johnny pushed Hays out
of the room, shut the door and commenced
abusing Carrie Jones. He shoved her on the
bed and was abusing n I heard a
noise on the stairs, as if some one falling down
fit nits. I then got up and started to go down
stairs the way I came np, when Nicholson
spoke up and said see would go down the
back stairs and get a drink in the bar room.
The Commonwealth here rest their case.
Air. Marshall asked the Commonwealth to
state trl the jury that they would not ask a
verdict of guilty.
The District Attorney stated that he would
not ask for a conviction on the testimony. •
The case was submitted without argument
oat the court charged the jury that there
vas no evidence to warrant a conviction of
qb tb e inß ry . without leaving the box returned
o verdict of not guilty and the prisoner, one
I di t'ro h u ' rl g ttn adjourned.
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.d.
THE COURTS
Common - Pleas—Judge literrett..
NVICDNISLIWT, June 29.—1 n the case of Mc
itreggor vs. Sibley & Stoops, previously re
ported, the jury found for the defendant.
Thomas Smith vs. Henry H. Collins. prevl
onslT reported. case withdrawn and con
tinued, costs of continuance subject to the
future order of the Court..
Charles Campbell vs. the Cincinnati and it.
Toots Hallway Company; action for damages
for injuries allayed to have been sustained in
consequence of *collision through tbo negli
gence of the agents of the company. Plaintiff
Is a resident of W ashington county. nod for a
number of years past has been engaged as
stock dealer and farmer. On or about No
vember 17th.18613, plaintiff took on a train on
defendant's railway from Durgettstown to
Pittsburgh, having a car toed of hogs In the
toils. 'Near Temperancesille the train won
run Into by a following train unit the caboose
car, In which plaintiff anti several others were
riding, was considerably damaged. anti plain
tiff had one leg broken at the ankle, and watt
severely welded by escaping steam from the
locomotive which run into the caboose. He
held what Is designated by the company a
.drover's, pouts," which Is furnished by the
company to .persons shipping stock fore of
charge, as it Is a rule of the company that
shippers must accompany their stock or send
ome one to look after them. Plaintiff's In
juries, His alleged, prevented him from at
tending to his ordinary business in conse
uence of the injuries received since the acci
dent. Messrs. Gibson, Weir and Acheson
appear for the plaintiff and Messrs. Hampton
and Dairen for the defense.
The moo had not been concluded when the
Court adjeurned. •
TRIALLIST S o n 2111RaDAY.
304 O. Lalteed vs. Clart. •
345 Livingston & Bro. vs. Clark.
348 M. &M. lusurancetio.vs. Haigh et al.
=I Neely vs. Walker.
1.11. Kennedy vs . Allegheny National Bank.
ira Aorta vs; Appel. '
354 Cora. vu. Burger.
COm. vs. Grier.
VA Roberts vs. Evans.
Sfai McClelland vs. Day et al.
350 Anton Zeigler vs. Sawyer & Harr.
The Board of Health vs. Wagner. it eases.
Same vs. Brady.l case.
Sadie Mundy. 5 CUM
Same v.. Schmidt, 11 cases.
Same vs. Hier 10 cases. -
Same vs. Taylor. 3 cases. •
Same vs. Morgan, 5 case.
Same va. Friend. Sesames.
210 Hutchison vs. PrdtereOn.
Iteartcr liesskiJudige Stowe
WEDXIMDAT, Dine Cage Of the Com
toonwealth rm. Samimi Pletcher. reported
yesterday,. wm • resumed, and the Jury re
turned it Verdict of guilty, •
In the case of the Commonwealth is. Mag.
Indicted for felonious amanit and bat
tety, preTlOlllir reported, the jury returned a
verdict of guilty.-
_ Taut LIST 701 alltrugoar.
alBCom. vs. Patrick Welsh.
108 " •• He Haws.
198 ". " Elizabeth 7101117.
:`Ches Cuter et al.
ut - a Ed. P sui hillips et Si. • •
159 Ell2l Stralberger•
Cam. 7 . a. Thomas Meet.
lag Edith Trareill.
140 " "Thomas Platen.
•
" • V. Denbard. •
103 " H. Semite. .
Marron Price. -
PS 4WesselL
12- " " -Aimee Patterson.
103 " " C.„l. Davidson. •
104 " " Ann Noe=
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y~pa• Henryii. Williams.
" L. Ritchey.
Marl U. Bale. Merchant Tailor,
0 17 .4 quet
recelred a large assortment: of linens al
rfor a complete assortment AW .
or L strozner wear generally, comer
arenue and ttate street.. • It
firrone to Ivo 00010. Side
SAM
PITTSBURGH . DAILY GAZETTE : THtRSDAY MORNING, JUNE 30, 1870.
THE OIL FIRE
Purities Items of Raciest—Another Explosion
—Tbe Nmouldering Role—Clesrion "1.' 0 7
the Rubbish—No Correct Estimitte Yes
Poetised.
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The great oil fire of Tnesdar still excites
attention, and is the t nettle of genernl discus
sion. Such a calamity. to terrible In Its pro
gress, so tear( in it. 1 . .. UM, IS not likely
soon to be torgottrn• Yesterday the scene of
the fire was visited by hundreds of people,
w h o k e pt going and coining until the sun
went down. There was not much to 4.l'e.
however. All that remained of what had
b e en stately buildings woo a blackened mi.s
of charred and smouldering ruins, with here
and there a tall shaft rising as a sort of senti
nel reminder of that width had , been de
stroyed.
•
The alarm yesterday morning about two •
o'clock was occasioned by the bursting of a
benzine tank at the Citizens' works, the end
of the lite, which exploded with a loud noise..
The flames from IF set fire to the agitating
house. which, together with its contents, five
. hundred barrels of oil, was burned. The ben
zine in the tank continued to blare all day,
and last evening at six o'clock was still entit
ling flame anti smoke, bat no danger from it
won apprehended. The lire in all the other,
works raged Until yesterday morning, when,
they slowly died out for want of fuel.
So tar as Is known no death save the latnent-
able case of Mr. Foster, marked the cond.,
gratinn. The three persons injured by Jump
ing out of the Eclipse barrel house are doing
well. and It is thought will be about again in
short tittle. The employes Ma tar as known
. have all reported unhurt, with the exceptions
named.
Woirkmen were engaged all Tuesday night
nail yesterday repairing the Allegheny t al-,
Icy Railroad track. In the evening shortly.
before nix o'clock their work was finished.
and after being put to the test, trains begun
to ran over the road regularly again.
Tile managers of the Citizen's Refinery
Peet to have their works in running order
again In about n week_or ten days.
The work of clearing away the rubbish at
the National commenced in the afternoon,
PreliartitorY, it was understood, to rebuilding
inintedintely. The other refineries Della mud
Dr. Tweddle's, were a heap of smoking ruins,l
and could nut. be worked at for the heat. IT
Is probable they will be rebuilt as soon 10 tms-
Able.
The owners of the bridge have as yet taken
no definite action, although they say the
bridge will be replaced as last as workmen
can do it..
. • • ..
Forsythe's and Dilworth's refineries were
running yesterday as usual. The fire at these
only burned a Wilt in each and did not interi
tern with the works.
The loss as yrt cannot be approxltnated with
any degree °l'S:dist:to ion. As wo stated yes:
tertlay, the figures firSt given were_ eithe r high. hut Dorn all indications the amount will
nut toll foe short, If indeed it does not go over
half a million of dollars. During the fire it
was nillicult to tell what was burning ;Ind
what was not, owing to the dame and smoke,
In a few days the exact estimate can he
reached. Altogether. it Is said about thirty,
six thousand barrels of oil were destroyed;
which will amount to a round figure, extol
sire of the buildings. Messrs. Swearingen
and McCandless, Insurance agents for foreign
companies state that their loss will not ex
coed V.:WOG—less than was expected.
There was $D),000 on Dr. Tweddle's large
tank which was' struck by the light ning..
There ants an Insurance on the bridge of
$l - NOtal in home companies. as follows: Peo
ples. $5,1101): Pittsburgh. {.5.0U1S Western. $5.-
11ta Cash. SS.OSA Eureka, ss.ofsh Boatman's.
t. 5.000; Allegheny. $.5.000. This renders the
Company's loss comparatively light.
There was stlll.too much confusion and ex
.citement yesterday to arrive nt any correct
conclusions In the insurance further than the
above.
A large number of hands are thrown out
employment by the demolition of the varlou
works, who wandered among the ruins ye•
tenlay apparently discouraged and hopeless
MR. 'FOSTER'S DEATH
Corooree tweet-11cm be Dle4
Yesterday morning the Foroner's jury, em
weaned by Alderman Butler to Investigate
the circumstances attending the death of Mr.
Henry B. Foster; who lost his life at the
Eclipse 011 Refin . EV. re-assembled at Deputy
Mayor Nichols °dice.' Butler street. Law
renceville, where the following testimony
was taken.
John Morland, sworn —At about three
..,,clock the fire originated; I won some five
hundred feet from the tank of the Eclipse re- '
finery when it wan struck. next went to Dr.
Tweddle'a house to look after the family; saw
the whole piece in flames. oil flowing over the •
ground abont three feet deep; there were two
flashes of lightning; the Citizens' and eclipse
refineries were struck at the same thne, the
oil flowed intwo . current., one towards Dr.
Tweddle's residence iced. the other towards
the office and bridge; had not seen Mr. Foster
yesterday; believe that to be Mr. Foster from
what I since heard. The shock was distinct
ly felt by nil parties nn the ground. • I helped
to carry the remains of the deceased out of
the front office;:when we found him his bead
was lying towards the door; Ind apparently
been trying to get not when he was overtaken
by the names.
The tank of the F.clipse, when struck by
lightning, was Cut from top to bottom. unit
the burning oil poured out a perfect sea of
fire down the street toward the bridge.
Wilson C o nner. sworn—Am n driver on the•
City Passenger Railway; Mr. Foster, Dr.
Tweddie• and Mr. McMahon came down on
the ear at half-past eleven yesterday from the
works; Mr. F. left the car nt Hatfield; next
saw him at knit-past one: went up in my car;
- conversed with hint white going up: that was
the last I saw of him until three o'clock. nbout
nevelt minutes before the fire; I lookein at
the window at his office t 6 see what ti me It
was; he looked out and smiled; said nothing;
he was looking over the books; he could not
see the tank from the brick office; I was near
the Stnridx .• V aa tio.oo44ll.ll.
NV 0 NV. Warned. 4.4 , no' peob.blY the io n s
one who soar him.
After tbe testimony the jury rendered o
verdict that the deceased. Henry 11. Fo ,
ter.
meto his death by being burned at the
Eclipse Oil Refinery. said works haying been
pet on fire by lightning.
All that was fonnd of the body was Por
tion of viscera and some chnrred bones.
Therwis no doubt however, the
knife
andthose of Mr..
Foster, kgthat
his wntch, knife
nnd bunch of key. , were found lying with
Mtn.
Three Prior!plea or Sorer..
Honesty. Industry and Printer's Ink are
three of the grand sources of success in busi
ness. Honesty W a hat quality of
the article which Is not enr t with merely
not cheating you. We mean the honesty that
when It says an article is good you may de
pend on It that It Is good, and that winn
charge eau more for a thing than It cnnqw
bought for elsewhere. •
And by Industry we mean that strict mind
ing of one'. business which sees that every
thing Is properly done, and that customers'
interests. as well as your own, are carefully -
and promptly looked after.
By Printers Ink we mean that a man
shouldn't "hide his light undera bushel" that
if be has good goods and deals fairly and hon,
tes.
tsetlaUitg sells
l ' l ' e ' p7thttC k a n t o7v7ingr
see venture to soy , will douldttigit these are
correct principles. We could point to Amer
ma examples of success resulting from adher
ence to them—one will suffice for the present:
Messrs. C. G. Hammer A- Pons. furniture deal
ers, 46, 48 and Seventh avenue, are gentle
men who conduct their business upon these
principles, and their unequalled success Is the
ben cnnetwintlon of the correctness of this
policy that could be offered. Theirstatements
waysamp be relied upon, their wares are al
of the hest quality. and they sell them
at the most reasonable prices, and always fill
-their contracts honestly and promptly, and.
IJudging from the Immense amount of Tllllll
- they sell. the suggestallyde appreciate
their course. Weto our friend%
who need furniture to give them a call, as
there Is nowhere they are so likely to hr as
• well suited or more fairly dealt with.
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Beal Me ate Tronsfem.
The following de de were odinltted of re
cord In the of of Thomas IL Bunter, Esq.,
ROGOrdC7 for Allegheny county, Wednesday..
June 20, 1970:
Tee. Donnelly to John Stinson. 'July 19, IPA%
la by 55 feet. on Ann street, Allegheny Cit ,
B. 11. 'Luker to A. P. Callow. Mar 1. 1871 n MI
by 77 feet on 'Montgomery avenne,Allegheny
City
Joldah Cohen to 11. Pflaum. June IA, .1670;in.
terest in XI acres of and In Fourteenth
.ward, Pittsburgh • F7OO
Philip 1111111.113 Ker to Hem Gretter, June 13.
Jar 7 p c ieri; ro 'l . l l: d m h e ' s '' lrtv ' T ' S t ut 15, Itr`t°7
acre 50.100 perches in 11000 township. 8.9.4efu
Samnel
by to Joeeph Donning, April s
1870; sn by 110 feet in Colvin'm plan, Chortler,
township MOO
Jacob 'Weidman to 1111111C11 & McAfooe. Jane
Mt, 1870 X 50 by, 100 feet on Center street.
• 'Twentieth te ard, Pittsburgh $l,BOO
Letitia Riley to 3fary Lane, May 7.11370; MM.
feet on Pitt alley,. Allegheny City, with'
buildings .... sl,orll
It. F. Breed to Breedgrman, May. 30, 1870; 50
by 10)feet on's extenelon of Wrong
of McKeesport
Jno. H. McCreery et al. to Priscilla M. In-
Mein. January 1,187 M 50 by Se/ feet on Cath
arine street, Allegheny City 111,450
Tl. T. Rodney to Aug. Shiveler. October 24.
1205; Lames tereges of land in Retterve
Arg s" S• t i velel l to ' ' l OnnsTF.lXeniftlner:ltr a,. .?l ' f
21,1014: same axabove KOMI
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No stock la the market is more desirable or
more sought after as a safe, fair paying invest
ment them that of the Pittsburgh Oro Compa
ny. Recently the capital was increased four
hundred shares, and consequently there wait
considerable anxiety to scours the new shares.
The stock sale was largely attended and
much competition existed._ After three hun
dred and twenty shares had been sold, a well
knowtt cardtallst bid the highest Ague for the
remaining eighty shares. The Directors on
making examination of the shar es h
that all the four hundred shares had been
sold. The gentleman alluded to, disclaimed
against the announcement and now proposes
to secure the eighty shares which, he main
tains. he legally bought. The matter will find
Its way into Court for settlement.
Tfat4.lll6lect. l
At a meetlog of the Board of Dlrectcre of
the Grant School Dlstrlct held last evening,
the following teachers were elected. for the
erunclogream ••
principal--J. N. StePhew°.
Gramm.. Dcortmentldlss J o h ns on . allace.
Nils M. J. Graham and SHE. E..
-Valium Deportment-141u Jeanne Mitchell.
NW Yale Crooks, Miss Fannie ember and
Inas EcChiren.
Nlta
M
Prnanno Departmertt—MWMaJWlroV.
,
Jeanie Elasilists. anus silos F. Neb aid
Nisi Mattis No:leat.
Janitor—JSA..o'nelen. •
WE Tit= rr 110 T ENOUGH HERE
JOST N'Ow.—WOnder what they do in
, Venn i Ws kind of weather when they
.den's.hate any of Pier, Daaaela S Cofe
COMM ale t May be' that's where the bad
PVT"lrit").
ad vertise
TWA fall la read ment of
sale of suburban of at Clty View, Julyins Ltals
FOREIGN
RoFroca is to have a musical festival
next month.. in which Joachim will take
part.
Hem•e has returned to Paris from Lon
don! He cleared 60.000 franca •by bin so-
joum in Englund
Ciimmander of the Port of 'fit.
Pe
tersbnrg orders vessels entering the Neva
with a cargo of petroleum to hoist a red
flag. as is at present done hylhose loaded
with gunpowder.
. THE Freudenbhat, of Vienna, states
that there is living at the village of Scent.
Lorinez, in Utingary, a woman one hun
dred and eighteen years old, who is still
So active that she goes to work regularly.
MINNIE HAI:CR is engaged for one sea.'
non, beginning the Ist of September, at
the Imperial Opera House, Vienns. She
is to receive. three Inindred florins an
evening, and the madager binds himself
that she shall appear at least six 'times a
month.
TIIEHF. are altogether nine hundred
and fifty-three officers in the regular aline
of Saxony. Of these, 3 arc generals ;
lieutenant generals: 10 major generals; 22
colonels; 18 lieutenant colonels; 59 majors:
199 captains, 199 first lieutenants, and 380
second lieutenants; 11 auditors and 90 sur
geons.
AT the rininvEtienue (Franco) manlike:
tory of arms, an orater to now being exe
cuted for 10.0(8) carbines for the Dutch
(lovernment. The new weapon for Hol
land is u needle-gun. according to the
fashion of the day, and very nitwit like
the Cliessepof, , flittering. however, iu err
min details.
AN address with oVeri9o signatures has
been transmitted I.y the clergy of Lithua
nia to the tiowernor of that province tote
forwarded to St. Petersburg. The sub
scribers declare, in moderato 'language,
that, under no cire.nmstances, will they
adopt the Rumaian tongue in their reli
gious'Seremonies. The Bishop of Zyto.
mir, 'Mgr. Borowski, has intimated the
same refrisal.
- Wen has • been mid of late years of a
very prolific breed of sheep coming, some
front Russia rind others from China. There
are several specimens at present in the
Zoological Harden in the Bois du Boulogne
—notably two Chinese sheep (one of
which has already produced nine lambs in
the course of the year) baring at the prey
eat moment one four and the other three
young ones at its side.
A it-ir:rtNo has been held in Brusselsof
the creditors of the International Agri
cultural Credit Company.• The capital of
this establishment was originally an
nounced as 100,000,000 fr, and 4:1.331,b00fr.
was stated to have been subscribed. The
report of the persons appointed to exam
ine the actual state of affairs shows that
the debts incurred amount to 57,060,000 fr.,
to meet which the only available funds
are n sum of 101,2.87 fr.
BORIS Senext. is at the present time
the leading operatic writer in Busida.
His three-act opera, -The , Demon,".ls very
highly •praised. The story is founded
upon a very pld Caucassian legend of the
dualism between Heaven and Hell, which
is dramatically effective. Tamara and the
Demon are contrasted with each other
like Ormaz and Ahriman In the neighbor-.
ing land of Persia: whence the legend no
doubt formerly found its way into the
Caucasus.
TILE Pungolo, 'of Naples, mentions a
strange suicide committed at Gaeta. :A
sergeant named Comolli, a young man of
excellent conduct, went t4ii, the building
where the artillery was kept,' and, light •
lag the fuse of loaded cannon, placed
himself in front, Ile was blown literally
to atoms. his head and feet alone being
afterward found, The cause assigUed
.was, as stated. In two letter.. one to his
father and one to his captain , extreme
dislike of military life.
ABOCT thirty years ago Thorwaldsen,
the great Danish sculptor, had nearly
finished, in Dome. splendid white mar
' ble statue of Physehe, when one day bur
glees broke into his studio and carried oil'
the statue, which was valued at ten
thousand scuds. All the efforts ofthe
papal police to discover theperpetrators
of this bold theft were unavailing; but the
other day a German painter .found the
statue hidden under the roof of a building
which he had rented. It was wholly um
lajured.
FROM time to time. says the Inn
ndm
le•r of the Pall .3lall Gaulle „a rumor goes
thrOugh the prew of certain lost portions
of !Ivy having been discovered some
where or otlfer. If tie remember rightly
n recent novel of elcuitnv Freytag turns
upon this incident. Now, however, it
seems that a rent MS..
_crintsi
.-bred ft few days
in the Pet r.i Prittline Library at Lefg
a, in Silesia, by the librarian and
_a
.'rofessor of the blYmnruilum. It may
well be that this is one of the many MSS.
of 'try which were still extant in the
fifteenth century. and which were unac.
4a - mutably lost after the pUblication of the
Princeps:7 in Rome, fu 1640 l We
may remind our readers.to save them The
trouble of looking on their "smith," that
nut of the. 142 books (divided into de
cades), only thirty, with the largest por..
thins or five more, now .survive, embrac
ing the period4rom 201 to: 167, and that
among the fragments imbedded in other
works, I.lvy's "Character of •Cicero" Ia
coespicuous.. There is no reason to doubt
the genuineness of this discovery.
- - - •
CM=
laden - Dickens—Died at Ida • residence
(tads ILO, Kent, Thursday, June itth
1670, aged 58 years.-
•
“Dead. your Majesty. Dead, my lords
and gentlemen. Dead, Right Reverends
nod Wrong Reverends, of every order.
Dead, men and women born with Heaven
ly Compassion In your hearts. And dying
thus around us every day."—[Bleak Douse,
Cha ter 67. ' .
. . .
. .
'he golden ripple on • the wall came
Lack again, and nothing else stirred in the
room. The old, old his - Wait 'The fashion
flint came in with our first garments, and
ill last unchanged until our race has run
to course, and the wide firmament Is rolled
up like a scroll. The old, old fashion—.
Death! 0 thank Ood, all who see it. for
that old fashion yet of inunortalitv! And
look upon us, angels of young . children,
with regards not quite - estranged when
the. Swift River bears us to the Ocean."—
flaimbey, Chapter 17.
spirit of the child, returning, in
nocent and radiant, touched the old man
with its hand end beckoned him away."— I
[Chimes, 2 quarter. '
"The star had ahown him the war
to find the OM of the poor; and through
humility, and fun' mw, and forgiveness, lie
had gone to his Redeemer's rest."—(Hard
'flutes, Book 3, Chapter 6.
"A cricket sings upon the hearth, a
broken child's toy lies upon the ground,
and nothing•else remains."—fClicket - on
the Hearth,Chirp 3.
"I felt for my old self as the dead may
feel if they ever revisit these scenes. I
was glad to be tenderly remembered, to
he gently pitied, not to be quite forgot
ten."—plealt House, Chapter 43.
"From these garish lights I vanish now
forevermore; with a heartful, grateful
respectful, and affectioirate farewell—and
I pray tiod bless no every one."—[Lost
Iteading; London, March 6.1870.
"When I die. put near me something
that has loved the light and had the sky
above it always." Old Curiosity Shop,
Chapter 71.
"Lord, keep my Memory tireenr—
(Haunted Man, Chapter 3.
" 'Now,' he ',murmured, 'I em happy.
.lie fell into a light !dumber, and waking
smiled as before, then spoke of beautiful
gardens, which he said stretched out be
fore him, and were filled with figures; of
men, women and many children, all with
light upon their faces, then whispered
that it was Eden—and so died."—pl whispered
that
Chapter 56., • • •
—"died like a child that has gone to
sleep."—[Copperfield, Chapter 0.
—"and began the world—not this world,
0, not this. The world that sets this
night."—[Bleak House, Chapter 65.
—''gone before the father,• far beyond
the twilight dndgment of this world; high
above its mists anti obscurities."—[Little
Dorritt, Book 2, Chapter 19.
—"and lay at rest. The solemn still.
nese was no marvel noW][ Old Cariosity
Shop, Chapter 71.
"It being high water, he went out with
the tide."--[Copperfield, Chapter 30.
—A number of additional arrests have been
made of persons on suspicion of 'being con
cerned in the murder of two girls on Samar- I
Samar
day last. near Indianapolis, but on examine
tiOn they were allowed to depart. The Mayor
of Indianapolis received a telegram from the
Chief of Police of Dayton announcing the ar
rest of two negrom annoyed to have bee.
conceened In the crime.. ,Azother arreskwas
made last night of a man namJohn 11. Gat
tenberg, who lived near where e t he murder Of
the girls was committed. He waived an ex
amination before the Mayor and was sent, to
Jail. Several marks of bide of teeth were
found on him. and other cimumstancer Con
nected with his actions lead to the belief that
he is guilty.
—The dent monde bad a sylvan 'wire* and
damanfe Tue s day afternoon and eeenlng In
Eon Park, New York city. Over two thous
and men and women ware present—lncluding
several prominent potittolans, a few leading
lawyers and one or lira. fnektet•
A Reception of the Olden Time
It is remembered by a lady, an it..—
.friend of Mrs. Madison, that this is not the
first time that a delegation of Indians has
heed feasted in the state dining-room.
During_ Mr. Madison's incumbency of the
heavy paternal honors, chiefs and their
squaws. front two tribes of Indians. it is
thought Owes and Cherokees, rams to
Washington. Mr. and Sirs: Madison invi
ted them to dine. and had prepared a
grand feast, to which, however, no out
siders were asked. Among the women
DDT is young widrew whose husband had
died en e,nd. , . • The charge of intense co
quetry is well remembered against her,
and tint she was able to attend as well to
the sub%tantinl side of life as to the senti
mental is proved by her eating an entire
chicken at the great dinner party. An.
other of the women was a youtig bride
whose husband was yalous of her, and
was on the watch lent she should receive
notice from any otbe?sthan himself. So
roughly did he treat her in consequence
of his suspicious nature, that one morning
when she was at the White House with
the Patty, she fainted and fell upon the
floor, and the stately Mrs. Madison knelt
beside her. bathing her temples with co-
Ingne until she recovered. She did not
long survive to endure 'her husband's un
indnessi,' but died soon after leaving
Washington, and the widow married near
the same time. After the dinner. party
Above mentioned the chiefs executed a
war dance at the request of Mr. Madison,
which took place in the. area the
White lipase, and mune- of the fashiona
ble yoUrtg ladies of the enpitat were invi
ted to witness the performance. After.
wards these young people danced in the
presence of the Indians in the hall of the
'Executive Mansion. to the music of the
Marine Band, and this was the first time
there ever had been any dancing within
those walls.
=
Stephen. the famous guide at the Mammoth
Nye, used to say that More visitors came
front Enrope to view that subterranean won- .
'der, than from all parts of the United States
combined. Thousands of Americans go into
ectitsies over the Rhone and Danube,. who
never saw the beauties which line the rimer
Mississippi from St. Louis to St. Paul. or the
strange loveliness of "the - enlist' from Rayon
Sara to New Orleans. The great attraction
for hungry people In Pittsburgh, is the Conti
nental. next door below the Postillion. Fifth
avenue. If there is anything that will tenipt
the appetite It Is spread upon the board at this
favorite restaurant every day. Strangers In
' town who wish toget n enrol meal should fill
low the crowd to Holtzheimor's.
- Hew to Look Voong—taxteen.--flon't paint
• ,1
or use vile Hair Restorer,. b ut simply apply
Hagan's Magnolia Balm noon youi face. neck
and hands, and lien Lyon's Kntivtimn noon
soar hair. The Ilainimakes your I meiotic - in
pearly. soft and natumkami you can't tell
what did It. It removes freckles,tan, sallow
ness, ring-marks, moth-patches. etc.; and in
place of a red, rustic face. you hare the mar
ble puritV of an exquisite belle. It gives to
middle age the bloom of perpetual youth.
Add these effects too splendid head of hair
produced' by the Kathalron, and a lady has
done her best in the way i.pf adornment.
Brothers:will hare no spinster sisters when
these articles are 'mum I 1.-TR-Ft
New Orleitim.
•
June 29. Flour dull; super
fine WA X 15,89, and XXX Vt. Corm qulet:
mixed 97:c. yellow 91: and white SLOFOI.IO.
Oate maker at ftbrtelo. 4.ltl,l.Crlti. Hay:
prime M .. . Pork lower $411.25. Bacot: dull at
172{eltic. Ilamt:?.=2.tf'.e. Lard Is quiet at
15:401fi4e tierce; 18Y.c keg. Sugar firm: prime
11)(0,11tie.. Molatuma firm IX:Lir:7se. Whlskr
fl(e.1,10. Coffee: prime 1:X01:tie. lgerllotr
Buffalo
BUFFALO. June _`9.—Cattle receipts so far
this week 296 cars, averaging ld cattle to a
car. against 311 can last reek. Market active
'and prices unchanged, sales of 1.171 head nt
ti no for thin to $9 12M for very choice. Hogs
—average receipts; market dull and .lower.
shipping hogs quoted at tag 801f8 75; extra
$d 81.14q , ....9 IM, Sheep--supply moderate with
but little Inquiry. •
=I
Mestents. June 29.—Cotton nominally nt 19e.
Receipts, rid bales; exports _332 bales. Flour
nominal. Corn dull tit irsßsl,Ceis , Oats quiet at
otkatrte. Hey quiet at ICI Raid .11Inn st
In store. Lard nominal. Fork mliet at VII.
Bacon shoulders 130: sliles,l674;al;Re.
•
MARMED
Tueodny peeping.
June With, jSI7O. at the residence of the bride's
parents. b 7 'the Iles. John Douglas, D.D.. Mr.
MATTHEW MeDONALD. of Allegheny./1114i Miss
MOLI.IE NELSON, of Smith Itittsburstr. •
I.I.I..RKEE—ANDREWW-On Intesdny evenin.F.
JnnellSth.at tie residence of the bride's mother,
by the Den. Geo. P. Days. VA ID. BAlt It ER and
FANNIE F. ANDREWS. both Plttsborith.
DIEI)
FOSTER -On Tuo.lay.June2S.lB7o_,llENßY
BALDWIN FOSTER, VIII et the R W
late illiam IL
Foster.
rb. funeral will take plane onfrutnAY voltalNU.
July 1.1.. at 11 olelc.ek. Seniors at 9t. Jublia
Church. Lawrenceville
290 IS7O.
5a. , 1141 . e r -N t rg7 ,4, 0 0 1 g. nu.ltneld. In .0
Sauce of tht tiinvnl In to-morrow'. lAnPer,
. .
GEOOII.E—At °Mock A. on Wednestler.
June tl9th.ltre. MARS 0601101:. In the Pi4th
Tear of harm.
The funeral VIII take plane from the rendence
of birson. Joseph Shook. 131 Market 'Arent, Al.
ieeheux city. 1041e1' (Tlaureday) at 10 o'clock.
The Wendt , of the family um reepect folly Invlte.l
to attend.
•
1111 OWN —Wednesdey. Juno 48th. at IN o'clock
11,17 ri•=l,l2Tge„tr,r:
The funeral Will take place from the residence of
the Verenm. 11111 street. neer Kirkperrick, Thir
teenth Want. TIM APITANOON.iIIne 30th. at 2
o'clock. The friends of the family ore respect-
fully invited to attend. •
ItAAISEY—At allegehny Arsenal. Pittaburgh.ou
Tnesday,June 28th. 1870, at 4,13 P. tl.. GEO.
IKWIILAS. Infant rank I.f limpet Capt. Genrga D.
and Katie B. Ramsey.
O.ILSTON—On Mendar ven
d*Uing, eit E
eh ria r
rnc i tzt ,
Funeral cervices at the rerldence of tier parent:c.
Na. 033 Liberty Wee', ou Tut lISDAY )141avING.
at 10 o'clock.
NEW .ADVERTISMICCENTS,
O . 4I_RBOLIC SA.LYE,
Made with pure CARBOLIC ACM. wider. I. used
In Hospitals by. direction of Eminent Physiclaint.
has already proved Itself to be the whet seedy land
vyrrionl eine for all Malignant !hires end Ulcers.
and for Banns, Vat. Witunds.and all Skin Insesses
no equal u Itaphi Curative Agent has yet coo
discovered. PRICE. 23 CENTS. geg
QM
Henry's Insect Powder,
IF:4-the D.trottlloE. !,13 iZNTS.on of IOACLIES, BED 11019,
A NTS; c. 1.11 C
L.H.ROSYNBACH'S
Patent 'Medicine Depot,
140 SMITHFIELD ST
FOR SALE.
On Satuuday, July 2d,
At 3 o'clock P.ltht will be ttle.Ql tot the premixed.
at Pebtle Pale. the RUtIDENCE of the Into hire.
EIAZATIETit TIRItt:AN. deed.
Tho' property troltm 70 feet ou Stockton eye
nue. Allegheny, and'run a beet :140 feet to Water
street. Thereisereetedthereon • adadeotofortable
Dwellinkorith 11 rooms: ante-rooms. bath house,
large attic. hr.: cellan under the whole house for
coal, sating howo, waah bowie, wine cellars, he.
There is irdao a largo Brick Stable on the reor end
of the lot, with. every convenience for eihrroo.
MI.. carriages, be.
Tettett—One-tourth cash: the belenee lh nne ‘
tre - end three year, tettAte,
Tack Bro.& C o , , Tack,
PERRY VIEDING,
Du q ue. Way, Plttabargh.
DEALERS IN -
Crude , & Refined Petroleum
TACK BROS., •
Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh :and
Connellsville R. R.
EXCURSION TICKETS
Wlll De Fold to 11 Rousts on the InttiOundi and
C000•UvrIlle nallrond Others the re, ohm fare Is
forty cents or over) on SOLT 4th. trood Jul(
Bth Ineloslro.
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Livingston & Co.,
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CASTINGS. ,
Light work mu eptellalty. Loose Joint Botts,
nutter anßuilders ' ons, Seth Pulleys, and other
articles of Ilartersow a lloy on hand.
Moe and Works, near tinter Depot a Allegheny
City. PoetalYie• address, Lock 800
bvtab• Pa MILS
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LONDON 'CRACKER&
A fresh eveoly of Wackensite celebrated Al
bert Crackers in two ponied cans; also Bond's Bos
ton Wine, Milk and Graham Prefers Intl. named
bones: Eugenie, Pout. NW Nom Brilliant end
A B Q Crackers tor wile by the pound or can et the
Finally Grocery Store of • . •
JOHN A. RENSHAW.
WO • Canter Many sad Ninth Mena
SPECIAL NOTICES
1 10'. REPUBLICA'S
County Conventions,
The Republican Voters or Allegheny manly are
requested to meet at the nsuhl places for holding
primal"' elections In the several Wants. Boroughs
and Townships. on
Saturday, August 27, 1870,
and elect delegate• iron, each Rietlion thgtrict to
etch of the following conventions. as follows
TWO DEI.EtiATAA from each Election filetriet
in the
OUNTY CONVENTION •
ter t e iiiirwise of noloinatlnc candidates ler
I OTIIONOTARY,
: . LINTY COMMISSIONtiIt, .
IRONEIt.
IVRY, COMMIRSIONRR.
DIRECTOR OF THE POOR.- •
TWO OTHER DELINIATAR (MID mini Elac
[lnn District I the. ...:i
Congresslinial-Legislative Convention,
(or the linrlimw of nominating ONE CANDIDATE
FOR COSMO:SS In the 2:14 Conzreselonal Die-
Diet. ONE C.S.,:i_9IIDATE from that portion of Al
legheny county Ito-wit: North and Weld of the
Allegheny and Ohio Riven° which le embraced In
the 030 couirre”lonlo Distriet.
ONE CA NDIOATE FOR STATE SENATE.
SIX CANDIDATES VOW ASSICIIIII.T.
Three Conventlnns will meet In the CRY of DID.-
b 11. 00 the COURT HOUSE, on TUESDAY,
A. Mist 30111. 1570. at the following limes,a
folio*. viz.:
.
COUNTY CONN' ENTION will meet In the fem.
men Ilene Court itmnri, at 11 n'elock A. M.
The delegate:. to Use CONORESSIONAL-LEGIS
LATIV E CONVENTION from the 0 4
.1d UnnKres-
Monet District will meet at 10 o'clock A. st:ln the
flew District Court ROOM for the Pun..e of nom
inating a CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS from
told District.
The Delegates from that Pinion of Allegheny
county which Is In the 23d congre.lomt: District.
will meet at 10 o'clock A. N. In the old District
Conn Aa.m for the portiere of nominating a CAN.
DIDATE FOll 17W:hair:SA. end electing TIfILES:
CONENlififlin to 1111.0 i the i 'on ferces of Atalld rood
and Butler I'onntle•.
And St it it . etStt A 11...1S on soon thereafter an
both the eoncressloral Conventions shove desig
nated shall have concluded Weir respective diriles
as Snell. they will mint In - the old Distilet Cnurt
Room for the purpose ot mu:nil/Mine
ONE. CANDIDATE FOIL STATE SENATE. and
Sib CANDIDATES FOR ASSEMBLY.
The election of Delerute , will he held between
the hours of .1 end 7 olclnek g.st.on SATURDAY.
Aligns% 27th. 1870, and will be held as far as
praetlraible by the Republienn members of the
election boards in the Millicent districts. and In
those districts whCre the election officers are
minority of the regular. heard the Republican
voter - Nam . nuthorlsed to elect enough additional
mincers GI Complete the board.
The voting in the title! and bornuchslehall In nil
eases he by balloLand In the townships by morning.
The President of the County Cons...Dr...nil
of the Congressional-Legislative Convention. will.
unless both Conventions order otherwise and con
cur In so doing. appoint a Committee of three, the
two Committees thus appointed to meet together.
soon us urnetlenble after the ndJoUrnment of the
Convention to appoint n County Coinmittee fur the
imsuing flee.
At the request of many ItePithithittth.andtth• a
view of ascertaining the sentiment of the people
upon the question of the adoption In this county
by the Republican party of what .is known as the
Crawford County system of holding primary else
lions and nothing nominations, ye., each voter IN
requested. In de!brnsting his choice for delegates
to the respective Convention!, to instruct them to
vote aye or nay In the cold Conventions On a prop
osition there to be submitted of adoption by the
party of that system. a full and explicit implant.;
Ron of which will by hereafter published by this
C1.13311t0f. In the Republican press of the nth of
ibttsbnigh
lon Itepublion .raecutlve
By order ,d the I:n.
Connallt;e for Allegheny county,
W. S. PURVIANCE, Chaim. "
8. ect-Bx,
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F.11101.1,C.
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arPRIMART MEETINGS: - '
DHEN DENT
Replibliemi Primary
MEET T. N GS I
T.lT,ig*KiZh7.7g.ll . :V. d ` , ;""" hs "'
Saturday, July 2,
Between the loon, ol .1 and 7 o'clock P. N. for
the purpose of selecting TWO DELEGATES from
VtIV.PARNI!''P•M!,sI).ELFII)IIIN;I-R
-COVET IIOCSE. City . of Pittaborkb.on WEIDNIr•
Di V. July flth. at k 0 olock A. tt y for the purpose ,
Of putting In Nomination CONGHIMIONAL
LEGISLATIVE and COUNTY TICKE T.
Persona noting et the Primary - Meetings will be
required to Sian the Call for the Convention be•
fore noting. 't sting In all rase, in the mien •
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Independent Republican Ex
ecutive Committee
IigiNTOIT IELD ST"ET.
" O.
PRIM. July Ist, at I OTlork P. M.
A roll Attendance 12. mquented.
JOHN WILSON. Chairman.
Al. I'AuNKSI:Ie. Secretary. 1.00.4 3
DCritOUNTY.
$lOO. Bounty Collected
For all soldiers who enlisted between bitty 4th and
July 2Bd. 1801. who were discharged tordlusblb
ity baton serving two years, and who have hereto
re received no bounty.
• The tmdernlgned has reale - red his office to (In
ert-re. notiding.comer Sixth nrenueandflmtilideld
street. and IF now pm retried to collect tided speed:
ily and at moderate rate.. Can or,or address, with
• Marne. - B. F. BROWN.
Claim Agent. flAirrre.'Milling.
Corner Sizth avenue and Smithfield etreet,
littteliorgb.
_Pa.
Ornri Of roc ENT..PRISC INscicmcne Co.
Pitta roh,
t+Nrs 14.1N70.
EFTHE DIRECTORY HAVE THIS
der declared s rdiviliannual dividend nf
TWO DOLLARS PER gIIARE,
•fror 'Mt IkiIIMMUIPIII. Fax payable at the otace
No. 4%3 Peun etreet, no and at terJuly 1, . 1570.
ra/13
ErPUBLIC NOTICEHRTIng been
appointed OAS .nil GAR hINTENINEIPLY-.
TOIL for Ahaltheny county. hotice In hereby given
that until the necessary aloe and Mechiallcal Test-
IhiL hlAddherY can ba provided. I .111 be Nape at
the OFVICK OP TELE NATIONAL. FOUNDRY
AND PIPE WORER Tianty•thlrd street. nes,
Peon. Pitt Oath!,
pits end Gss Meter
Phort.se ALholf CPT.)
e""‘"
P". 7 l c_TiettlirtMvr ".
OXTUE DIRECTOItS OF THIS
Ranh hove this day declared • dlrlderid of
FIVE PB.IIOENT. not of the profits of the hut
six months. ptyable an poi nner Golf Ist. 1870.
tree of too. S. P. YOUNG.
Cashier.
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PITTSPr nog CO LUIS' 11.1.1 e RA rLIMATI co.. t
prronnaon, June ltith. 1870.
rrNOTICE TO BONDROLDERS.---
... —COUPON No. 4, CUM /follow Bonds of
thin (.'ompathattpanly Ist next. will bepsid on
rtlegaallA n lMMAlT " garn
BALTIMORN. -
AN", JOHN 11. PAGF.. Jr, Tlnssorsr .
gr•110.N0 SGAREL AtINCLIICIE
PLAN/I—NOTICE—The Plano will be
open for Muni.. Fredebt busineeeaSVlEßY
momiNG at 3 o'clock. nod will close at 11 P.M..
connecting with the hat ear from Plttabiergh on
the pi t u i p e rgh and Einmingham Poo eihter hall
Irryle
Kr FOURTH • ..CO. DU QU,ESNE
G i t icyp,-A meeting of the above Com
pany wilfbe field'on FRIDAY EVENING NEXT.
Jlll7 1. 010.04 AN...7i corner of 36th ned But
ler aired. A full attendance u deMrcd. -
By' order of the Noteln. •
JAMZSIILACK. Orderly' Setiteent.
DIVIDEND. • NOTICE.--T he in•
we:crofts OP THE LITTLE SAW XILL
RUE RAILROAD CO., have this der declared •
dlvldend'of FIVE PER CENT. ales: otadvera
meet Tat, oat dr9lo careless et the vas; sta
C i' eircrl rrn Tll':l.°l7,°:ge:
rehre. 0 ,, a ,„,,,,, us Temper. ville_ r
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WILLIAM m ESPT. oI
Preoldeat.
JrAr. 47 ib,1970- JeenuC
rryoCOTlCtr — Tlie Annual Confer.
ENCE of dle it. Xt. E. ZlO CuNIitECTION
w ill tale occcoli tlic FOUR= SATURDAY IN
JUIS, In the JOHN 'imam maw, 1 , 1 .
city. Dr. Williams , Dr. D. B. Mstitaxe, Ms. Calla
and cabers, will Da Present. • Jetg-Xit
MEE=
O.4M3IDitTES
1:17.F0R GOV:WY COMMISSIONER.
GEORGE NEELEY,
Ot ktorshtll Township. sobloet to the docitaon of
Um Union Itopotaksta Calmly Oonvolitloo.
Br FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
BENJAMIN •DOUTHETT,
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Of Indiana township, t a ...ow, for c,„,„t„
.13cncer„hi sobonlination to the decision of
the Republican Convention. Rot modals to seism
isp.lo.erOdiVP
M7F.V,
ITHE ORPHANS COURT U
' LEGUMNY COUNTY, Permuir..k..
In the matter of the estate of WILLIAM C ALD.
WPLL alias Writ of Petition No. 3. December
Term. ISB$.
To ?Mammal Caldwell. widow, now intermarried
with Reuben Powell. Robert Caldwell. 3.
Jane Caldwell now batentuterled with Samuel
S. Killen, and Elizabeth. Caldwell now Intermarried
with Daniel Scott.
son are hereby notified that em inquisition will
beheld In pursuance of the above mentioned writ
of Partition or ValusUon on the premises In West
Deer township. Allegheny county. Pennsylvania.
on THURSDAY. July 21st, ltl7o. at 11 o'clock
A. st., to make partition to and among the heirs of
said deceased In inch manner and In such propor
tions ea by theta,' of this•Commouwealth 11,11-
reeled. &c., at which tame and place you may at-
lend If you t think proper.
11CGII 9. CLENIING. Sheriff.
Suter/re Orrice, /
PYMBYIIOII. June 8. 11570.$
irN THE ORPHANS' COURT OF
County. PPIIIIWVI.IIIII,
the matter of the estate of .lAM A. Gill-
PO N. deed. No. —. March Tara, 1.470. Writ of
Partition or Valuation. '
To Haney M. Gibson. Thomas Gibson. Robert
s bson.Mary Gibson, intermarried with Henri C.
Blair. Annie Gibson, Intermarried with T. G. Mar
tindaie.James C. Olbson.Parsh W. Gibson. Rachel
D. Gibson. Wm. H. Gibson. Milroy. Gibson. and
Peter Ivory. itnerdniw
Yon ere hereby nodded that an Ingobillion will
he held In punoanee of the above mentioned writ
of partition or valuation on the premises In Pine
township, Allegheny 1 . ..0', Pennsylvania. on
THURSDAY, the 14th day of July, A. D. I S7O.
et 11-o'clock It., to mane TATUMn to and
among the heirs of said deceased In anch manner
and In such proportions no by the lawn of this
Commonwealth is directed, Ac.. at which thee and
place you may attend if you think proper.
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SU Orrick. / •
P/Trionshoß. June 1 et. 1810. jel:zhi.rll
Ny-HERELS LETTERS TESTAMES
TART to the F-state of WILLIAMIIRIL.
. late of 13th ward of tite.Clt7 of Fittaloogh,
deed, buying been granted to the subscribers. all
rr:::,ll•l'a2.lll.ll:ll',:e m nt.'",,TdagosTgli e •Tll
CildUllt or demands 11.111.4 the estate of the sa id
decedent will make known the same without delay
to HERRON. F.reentrix_.
W. C. A COMINBAITOL Krutor.
No. SW ihatnond ec street.•
Prrnowno rt. June S. 1870. Je'hl3o.rd
NOTlC}:.—Whereas. Letters or Ad-
MINISTRATIONthe estate of ISAAC
IIIeRNIRDIT. late of Baldwin township, deceased,
"have been granted to the subscriber. all persons
indebted to the said estate are rellnested to make
Immediate payment, and those baring claims or de
mands against the estate of the said detWdent will
make known the same without delay.
D. W. AIeRNIGIIT. Administrator.
myZinal Mt. Lebanon. Allegheny Co . Pa.
EXECUTOWS NOTICE. Letters
testamentary upon the estate of EBER
HARDT ELLWARGER. late et Anil:cheer city.
deed. havlng beenorunte4 to the undersigned. ell
Persons Indented to rend eatete ere requested to
eteke tmuletitste womortt, and nil perpona holding
claims agates,. said estate to present the same.
duly nuthentiested for settlement. to WHITE
SLAGLE, Attorners,No.lo6 Fifth avenue, Pitt.-
111 h.
e 5.5.9
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LIVERY it SALE STABLES
ilobt. H. Patterson SiCo.,
Seventh Avenue and Liberty Street
WIT.L ON EVERY SATURDAY HOLD AN
AUCTION SALE
Horses, Carriages, Buggies, Wagons,
And eierything appertaining to the Horn.
Parties demising to tell 1.1111,18 am leave their no.
gob of consignment on or before Thursday of each
week to order for advertising. Prompt attention
and good are will be given all Stock left for male
,
J . OHIN H. STEWART I
• AUCTlol4lnult.
JOHN 11..FMAILT ROUT. 11-PATTIMOSi
ROBERT IL PATTERSON & CO
Livery, Sale and
COMMISSION STABLES,
Cor. Seventh Avenue and Liberty St.
PITTSBUROU, PA..
naekit4
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JUST ARRIVED.
=1!!!!!Tmr
Plaled B 141 (Wets,
R 32
AT $3 PER PAIR,
Mrs. S. C. ROBI3'S.
No. 91 Federal St.. Allegheny
MILLINERY GOODNand TRIMMINGN Wall Da.
wld at and below cost for 30 darn , JAN •
FRIDAY,,JuIy Ist.
Public Sale of Magnificent Sites
Beautiful Country Homes,
"CITY VIEW,"
Only fifteen minutes' drive from AthightAY /Me
mond, by Irby of Yedend street,North Y avenogr d
Saw Mill Run Plank Road. Ifriday.J ul
Wanit:OtifTilae 7U =7;;T gl:
lows: Ms 114 acre lots. covered :'ld. gong ' frult '
trees. These exceadlnidy Elbstrabie
WESIEWEiginEcaE
II ell site for a One residence. a:attang ohmage°
nem. with tine springs of nure water.. All the
above lots command One clews of the city and sur
rounding country. Auto. font half sere lots. to-
Pother with a moat* of smaller lots. Any par.
non ...owl al country borne, convenient
to u th th etabilybe stated hemand should
not fall to attest. tllds ode.
T i p thth _4theellfth cash and
to
in the edlUd.
WrtMgig=tagglMg °l l 77l A 7 7;
can!at toe comer of Ohio and unit stmets. Third
14V. to City V Ire. front half -pest one
• A. NiciI.;WAINII, -
Jr_.-ay: AUCTIONICER.
JOHN M. COOPER it .CO.
Bell and Brass Founders,
MOINE; LOCOMOTIVE AND ROLLING MILL
R. 11. /WPM
BRASSES
made Promptly to Order
BABBITTS METAL
Made and Kept on Hand
J. AI. Coolies Improved Balance 'Reel
.STEAM PUMP.
flaSea—(t{?) PRNN RIIDERT. Youndri—Vorner
171 . 11 smi RAILROAD RTRIELTS, Ilitatioagb
NOVELTIES
Accountants and Bookkeepers.
NATIONAL REFERENCE FILE.
DICKINSON'S ARM RFD?. RULES A CUTTER
CLEGOS .PATENT RULER CUTTER AND
3LEARURE.
LETTER OPENER AND ERASER. •
or Call sad sea them at •.
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ALLAN C. - BAKEIyELL &CO.,
75 Wood Street. - Pittsburgh.
RrALTIMORE HERRING, SHAD, fie.
~ —New Potomac Herrn:La to barrels and
ag now do Shad In batons and Wye.: No.l
alsolowaloal alma or pentagon NA. Ants
Tsh ” ,Mt barrels; Labrador Herring. barrel. and
halTm Salmon In Mtn Holland liartinE, 1011kena
chola. For W. tae to the
WATTJANGt & CO,
• 1751.4174 Wood Meet.
A tir.Z i l b; BUSINE2, h a u
God ALL
S` 741 r4 b rgr nthithE
o rafenueos Ona If dewed. thin
CEMENT. -100 Mb. Lotasville Hy.
EnnLLe aman, th e NO Inc for mashy
diaICANFIELD.
11111. Ammo.
. • .
C I HEESE,. • cbae
l.
141 Doze. Meant
1 Pu bores ractarr; .7:ll:l . 4lo3 mirizx
141 Etna sasses.
ATINEGAR .. :,... -
~ - .: WORKS.
Wahl.. ADAMS
167, 168, 161 and 170
SECOND AVENUE.
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Is noir prepared to tunilsh VINEGAR at the
I.OWEIiT MARKET RATES. Attention ',amica
ble, called In his
Extra Wine Vinegar,
s i t
F TIIF C RITERION OF EX-
The Empire Mutual
Iles itch {Pred a %a cc. st almost unparallel.l in the
hh.tory Lite 111,hr:tn.-v.
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Bris4ness'o t't hoC!ompany
%Whole Number of Ibilicieg leered, 1 349
Total Premier:la
Amount Insured tl7 ' g.ll3:4Z:fit
Ratio of r Imam and I - lap i lli lucerne.
U
Average Ratio of ell eimPille. 31.40
Foe every 0100 I.labbi i tle• the Empire ha! 0221
Aase,
Average Am tt ount of Polleleg 83.406
Total AMP. 8330.090
0100.000 east. Caratal depoalted with the
Slate end 010 balnitee eceurelg Ingested.
WM. A. FULLER,
Manager for Western Pettorylvartia,
omen iA FOURTH AVENUE, PittsbOrgh- Eh.
VY - GOOD AGENTS, both ronlo• and foronle,
A. EdeFAIILAND, S. EL HARTMAN,
Pszstnr,r. VICE l'ithrtt.rts - r.
Federal latirallee
OF ALLEGHENY CITY.
OFF If EL: Or. Federal and Larork 1 reels
F.drrard Gram, W. G. Gibson..
Valentine linker. J.,Koben.
M. Shenaby.
cantonl D. Smith.
J. 1.11. Borland. i -G r. It. Anderson,
Wm. annoyer. . M. 11. Suydam.
W.J.Langritt.,. Junes Milano..
.1e17:,73 F. M. LOVE. General Agana
FRANKLIN FIRE .INSITR. CO.
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OF Pl - 11LADF.LIG11A.
OFICE 3 AND 437 CII& . sTBUT STREET.
Ass F ets o 4 n
.1 3
.. Ist. 1870. 0:1801.8.734 67.
(19001. 110.000 00. ACCilled Staples nod
EMT...turns. 1403.731 67. Losses paid since
.....nyer a. u.otro. Perpetual and
my Policies on .Iberal Terme. The CompL r F
Dimes policies upon the Rents of nil kinds of slid
logs, jlround Rents and Atorigues: •
DDEkErf ORS—Alfred G. Baker, Sarong Grant.
Geo. W. Richards, Davie Len. Goo. Fides. Alfred
Mier. Thos..ts, Wm. S. Grant, Thomas H.
61110, Oyster S. Benson.
ALFRED G. BAKER. President,
GEO. PALES, Tice President.
fu. W. McAllister. 9ernetrn7.
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T. iC. Adam% AligAi.'Sam, K. 00,1
.o 1 Cd. Third Avert. and Wood At.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMFY
AI.g„[ANDER President.
ACMWM. P. It ERBER7', Vice President.
. P. HERBERT. Secretary.
CAPT. GEO. NEELD. General Agent.
Office Wd Water street. Bpang &Co.'s WarehOnse.
4 % l t i gs ' e l iTe t age 'bu inct . all binds at and Ma rina
RhHist. well e Institution managed by Eiretnn
o areknown to tho community, and who
are determined by :promptness and libendltY to
maintain the character which they here assumed,
an offering the best protection to our who desire
to be insured.
Aleaander Ntrnick, John It. McCune,
It. Miller Jr.. Chas.). Clarke.
James McAuley. William S. Evans,
Itinlertn=7: gabo Plekk.
David M. 1.0.0. I Wm. Morrison..
D. LEmsen. I _
_y_EgE r _
ASII INSURANCE COMPANY;
omprlatass and Ilus alum.. of
W7kosltYA;l l
THE PITTSBURGH
INSURANCE
ORGANIZED ►PRI 3, 1869
FlitsT FISCAL FEAR.
El=
Or Pittsburgh
NO.
CAPITAL ALI. PAIL UP
ktr. =en. J ' k n . P & ellbe M r li i Y.
Deal Wa.~uo,
1. IS. McClurg., mangy.
Thomas Smith, IL Wilicock,i
RuItERT H. KING, President.
I NO. F. JENNINGs, flea President
JOB. T. JOHNSTON Secretary.
Capc. R. J. GRACE. tionend Aunt.
INSURES ON LIDERA., TERMS ON ALL FIRE
AND MARINE RISKS.
an20:17
A_LLEGILENY INSURANCE CO.
Of Pittsburgh.
NO. 67 FOURTH AVENUE.
against all kinds of Fire sod Marine
JOSIN 111WLV ‘ Jit. President
J. INIAMONZLeas President.
De . ..A ' N. (Omen. Agent.
oinacToui,
John Irwin. Jr.. , IL 1.. Pahnestoek.
T.J.lloslainson, , ST. 11. Ererenn,
C. 414. Sissies. Robert H. Davis,
Harvey Childs,
Charles ILoy.,
l]ept Wm Deir._i T. at
PEOPLES' INSURANCE COMFY.
OFFICE N. E. CORNER WOOD &FIFTH BTS.
A Homo Company, taking Fite and Marine ROM
ritascrotue
Wm. Phillips, Capt. John 1..
trirt
C.
11.
RYA Irk Jared M. Brush,
Met o
rar 4, pi,:frii`ifiima I V E:tuel
JOHN WATT,l'ice Pgsitlint.
W. V. 0 ARDNEIL Secretary.
NATIONAL INSURANCE COMFY.
COR. FEDERAL SZ. n .le . T . DIAMOND, ALLE
BMIIegv4.. the SECOND NATIONAL SANE
W. W. MARTIN. President.
JOHN TE DROWN, VE J_O, Vim Preside..
JAMES E. SNSON, Seamen...l.
John A. Mftor, IJaa Lo,kbart Joe. Slyer,..
riallecTolasi
Joan EirOWLl,Jr.,George Ger., Jamb stoPp.
o.ll.P.WtMeme.ino. ThompSoo,J. Meliinnsner.
1101
NEEROLIA.NT TAI LOBS. .
. ... _
P: MOARDLE,
Fashionable
MERCHANT TAILOR,
LIVES-THAT FURNISH
ING GOODS.
No. 92 1-2 Smithfield St.;
PITTSBURGH, PA.
1111 - Gent's Clothing made to order In the latest
styles.
REMOVAL.
GRAY & LOGAN
HAVE REMOVED Vault
N 0.89 AVENUE
Noy47 Sixth Street.
SPRING AND SIMMER STYLES
1870. •
a. 0. wpm:woos. c. 1. utnu.A.wswnta.
M'PHERSON k MUIILANBRING,
Merebaet T'argnitetiMilvararrergeniasTreeigit
at LlalrJ
v3ek Or the ben .most 4 m tsatenable
(tomb is our News Peet portion an our
own u gaVeo tia 'nt. of our ability to ye sd.
e atieenom we respeetly
of from l id os an Pa rarly
examlnation of onr stock of Floe nee., Cass.
mama Y ll.reVit a aLSON a MIIIILANBRING.
• table No.lo Bbrln
NEW SPRING GOODS.
A sylendld new We. 01
Cloths, Cassini' ores, &0.,
Dag reeeteed HENRY LEVEL
.3 Merchant Tenor. IS Bmitheeld
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STONE.
NTEST COMMON
aehine Stone Works,
Northwest corner of West CommoniAllegbeng.
TYIED'IL ATVATER co.
Ifs& on band &
radognimßVl' anfflombratones. &a.
orders errant:OW on eins_e&P_
t iThr _
„LP la tags Frat . Roll Ratter;
For &R. by J. IL CAIMELIN
141 Fins seem..
SODA ASII.-100 (woks tor sale by
I .1. B. CANFIELD.
AMIIST4CENTS._
ox SHOO, MI SHOO, FLY!
NEW OPERA HOUSE
ONE WEEK ONLY.
Commenting Monday Afternoon. July 4.
D.. Open at M past 1: Commenced M o'Cleek.
The Original and World•Pariiior. • S
BRYANT'S 111:INSTI'4S,
The °Wok Minima TrOtine In exists.. • on:
Bryant'. opera Statists. N ew York. under —• M
ediate direction and supervision of the eminent
comedian,
comedian, Mr. DAN BRYANT. who will P'islitrly
T1t17.-VelmAivirim - it,r,, -- ,t h z.ll , ‘ 4
following burlesque operas will be performs/Si
Lucretia Borgia. • 'ill irreveent.' -wins:llbn
la.'' - Girl of the Period.- and Iran Ilryni3Ve urea.
eel New York Puce., - llrunlet." Tho onset Or:a
lma - libOo Fir: - as in sadiron and made a public ne
nessity of by Dan Bryant and nitro Need, as parr
formed by them over 1.130 nights at Bryant's Op.
ts !loam New York. Sale of +teals will comtrianco
rss i tnl- th lri7ise o Z Pk:: d llie.r Kiraa r il:; 4.: 111:
ch... 1111.00: Gallery, `pc. Kiri- open nt h
MU Yi commenre at eise 11 chrk.
.WI _ Jr MIN l',einlrl 11, ilutlucas Agent. •
pa•FIRgT '! -
Grand .. Mi itary Pie icy
.
FOIRT I COMPANY
Du(a - ur. - NE GREYS.
AT VaIfINTISHIP GROVE
On nom A .11 1 1,1311,1tre,q!burg Cite
July* 4, 1870
Tickets. $l. Music by ilreut Weston. Oaul
.le"Mtilti .
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PFICLA.L.
. / _‘:l ur aßD ii.E.ICE--': jutli o r 17' ins.. Idr
. 1 )
ne or Sewerage Bonds.. ''
ste.'l. Ile It ordained mel enacted by Ihe Select
and Common ocils of the City of Allegheny.
And It Is hereby o rdained and °meted by the all
thotity of the Immo. That the Controller Oa and
he is hereby Authorised and empowered to prepare
an additional) r:eof Seweragellonda.of sualelent ~
amount in,lhe aggregate . may be necessary to I
pay th e fir- 7 5 Men for the constrection of the
cetera Ipil under contract and that may be roe.
thee'. •I• donna the presentyear.pmegged the
amount done not exceed 030200, said bon. to j
be of the denomination of 0300 "0 01.300 ea.:
to mature In ton years (Com date of Wale, and to
bare coupon s attached btthring Interest at the rate
daft It
cc.. per annnm. peyable un the Unit
January and July in each Rad oveq year.
said Bonds to be s ign ed by tlio Mayor and I reaso•
ire. and o...signed by the Controller.
Sue. 3. That ell Wes of said Bonds whlghmay "
he leaned. shall be made by the Centroller oL bald , ;
city, by and with the adclee of the Finance Cons• , l
miller. and in nil other respects the inane. sale and • ,
disposal of sal4 Ronda shell be In Accordance with il
the Al l eg heny .of nietllbly relative to Senors lo
fthe City
o f
nberoved the 3010 day o March.
ISO 9. y
Arc. 3. That She faith, credit and corperete ' I
•proPertY Of the of Allegheny be and is hereby '•''.
pledged for the redemption of riaid Bonds at me
-
burial. and the lnterest accruing thereon.
SAC. 4. That 3o much of any ordinance . may
conflict with of ha' supplied by th e foregoing. be
.0 the same Whereby revealed.
Ordain. ..II onset. Into a law.thls tlic 234
day of Jene.AnnoDolulni otus thousand eight And ,
dred lir' -- --.
MESlillf
nt `elm Cnnurtl
>unel •
tr "I
2711 Y WAILSEII.
• ‘,l Contr.ort,fk.anetl,
MEE
-To Anthorbe the
lain Sewer n Jucteou
•
Sac. I. Bo it ordained and enacted by the Select
and Common Councils of the City of Alleatianl. .•
thand It Is hereby onlatned d enacted by Use
orny of the same. That the an Sewer Comnsiu a- ,
be, and they are hereby bull:prised and directed to
leglte and receive propeasils fo
r the construction .
a Sewer. located as follow. via. and according
to plan to be approved by Councils: On Jackson
stav, commenotno at Beaver etreet, end extend
letoalong Jackson street and Irwin avenue, and
conn therefor
with We'd Common Sewer. and to con
tract therefor whit the lowest and best bidder or
bidden, at their discretion.
NM la. That an aiwat as the cnstand expense' rd
mld Sewer sha ll be fully micarinlned. the sa
forbe levied. asocesed and collected no provided
for,by An eat of Aasembly of tbs. Commonwealtla
of Pennsylvania. entitled - a supplousant In sow
element of the 'fourth 'cation of an rat.entitled aat •
Act .bding to Allegheny City: approved Mar
.44th. A. D. .1489."
ligc. 3. That as much of any ordluanee =LT
c ,, n etet with. or t. supplied by the foregolhg. nai
pod the Pamela hereby rerall.,
d2rdaineill and a a-.
y:ef . 1312:1. Ann 1.. e-e•e , orbitll3.4l rln.
e
t
Bred
AI
Mt .1: .7 R.(
;%it.
mien: Cl DlLWolttn.
Clef O!
Cornnum Cnanctl,a_
Aire OretRDIiNnAN C
lateral awer, on
iSziclthoen
avenue.
SSC- Ikße • It ordained and ennead by M0140141E1
pod othenon Councils of the City of Alleybetre.
lend it It hereby ordained and enncted by the au
thority Of the same. 'Chat the Sewer Commission
be. and they are hereby anthortsrel and directed
to invite and receive propose/3 for the construcllon
4 Sewer. located ui follows, viz.. and according
to plan to be approved br Councils: w e Stockton
nt
nieces, from Petters' street Sewer westwardly.
irad . to contract there( or Mtn the lowen and beet
bidder nr bldders.at their discretion.
Mr S ew e rat as soon
fullye cost and eraienses of
tend shall be ascertained, the Was
shalt be levied. assessed and collected as provided
for by an net of Assembly of the Commonwealth.
Prarasylv, entitled "a stralllement to • •nie
plensent of thefourth section of an act, entitled
an 'Act relating to Allegheny City: ararereed Yarah
24.
Sec That
o r much Of MU orelnenCe M sagy.
°metre with or be reirelirel IT the foregoing ••
and the mime Is hereby repealed.
Ontelned and onereao tritebre. Ilite the WM
day of June, A. Done thous/ad
eight nundred era
.
rresine , ll liple,rl.
"""''
tart of Belaa Cooncll.
NvAnssa__
• Prealdent of Common Conn.. •
Atteet: IL Dili/ratan,
Clerk,of Common Mandl. ..1.111 1
•
N ORDlNANCE—Authorizing. the,
. avenue. Med.( and Peal of Sharman aven. ,4
A Ohidstresit to At... avenue. - L •
Sec. I. Be It ordained and eraCted br thfratiOCt,
and Common Councils of the City of All MY.
and It Le hereby ordained end enacted by ad. =
thotitybt the some. ThattheCommittee on tiilite
be, and they ere hereby authorised and d1r...t0
1rt•110 n a IlleelTe DrOp.alli fur the eroding and 3.
~tr s a n c ino7C tat r
rhrl ' i=grgentr ' lltrdr .
bidders. et their discretion.
Sac. 11. That for Wray'. lb cost and a ex
of the same. there Is 80014 y teal. a 1.
sessinent, mid useasment Deal/WO 4:ollofted
a provi ded by lbo Act of Assembly. entitled
"Act relative to Streets in the Qty of Allefheey."
peters April lat. 18111.
000.3. That all ordinances or portant ordirmenas
inomaistent herewith be and Meyer." heretryre,
lined sod enacted Into
a law, thisth ind •
day' of J.e..Atlllo Dorrilnl.one thoneetant
hundred and seventy.
JASIES
Pregident nL Faille[ ragloo.ll.
Attest: 3.17- OXtra..
Cleric of Select l CloEun NltY cil.
Presidonrof Common C 0...
Attest: R. Unworn - rt.
4. Clerk 0 0 Common Connell.
A N ORDlNANCE—Authorizing the ‘,
£3 Grading and Paving of Morton Alley. from 1 .
North alloy to am - mummery even. , • • -
Be. 1- Be it ordained end enacted by the Sakai.
and footmen. Councils of the City Of Alladhetif,
and It 10 hereby ordained and enacted by Mena
thority of the same, That the Cenneitte•on !BMW o
be, end they ere hereby authorised Sad directed. to
inrith and receive proposals for the Grading and
Paving . of Morton alley, as aforesaid. and to eon-
tract therefor with the amen and best blifdar or.
bidders at their discretion.
Bre. That for defraying the Met and eirliensea ,
of the pune,there Is hereby levied a.
meat, thid assessment to be made bbd onllened, se
provided by the Act of Assembly, entitled re "Art
relative to Streets 4n 7 the City a Alleshen?." eP•
prov ed .3 A . SIeVII I °Ninet:ea enders Oi ardt.
nanoes inonnoirtent herewith behereby re—
pealed. .
Ordained and enacted intna law; this the rl.3d
day of Jane, Ann° Dondal. one thountn4 eight 7.
.
hundred and seventy.
JAMES McBRIBM. '
President Of Select Mac ea. •
Attest: J. IL 001.0 r, •
eTert of Select Connell. •
HENRY WAILSIBB.
• •President of Conaten Connell.
' Attest,. J. ILO's-Lev. • -
•
f'
AF ORDININCE—AntheizIng the
Grading and Parton of Ceders Hey. between
Washington avenue and Franklin greets. • •
Be tf orealnal and *named bY tht
and Common Councils of the Car of All
and It la hereby ordained and eeiteted 07 t • ea!
• Moray of the name. That tbe Cod:mita. on iambi
be. mold they are hereto , antborael and directed, to
Immo and receive proposals fee the grading and
tiesitis or-r easy. as atoms:Ad. without eurb"-
.s. idea...si and - to corionct trienlarwith tbe tow
est and beat bidder or bidders, at Noir alwatton.
ow. 511.-That foe detrZ7l6o the dot nod 11,..1.02 , 11$
of the same. there is hereby Lased a special 110111111.
br ‘77,1 :=3 7 . raitti ` VATt
nah:tive to Streets to the [O7 01
,vjartsOt
'cep tooonatatent herainittl benVt •
pealed. • • •
• Ordained and enscted int it late ails the Shiel
day of Jone.Armo Domini ono thousand slant hun
dred and aesenty. -
lAStE3 MeURTEEt,
President at Select Connell.
attest.. I. In. 000.01. .
' • Clerk of Seleetaft. vrAnNER,
President I c l Fainpen amotiL .
Aitesit: It. Dossonelt.
Clerk of Cameras fnnel!. • ,
—l4 N
A iT:2;
Wetar
0. he It 9tdertn4 .4 , - .10 , yt chff
And Common t 110P , ...ty .4 A
n t:or ‘ 7. d 4ratih 01 n itC:=Ve s_ a tt be
-4.3t*SLlk=l,LerArai:Vn drl4:2
as Bends."
, . That,. melt of an, onainhnen MOP&
mitoses ea may eona tot with. - or be aeripiled by
• •Stolialf. be and the same LS hereby renWlea. • '
6!======.lJ:::4tl 4 ,llti
and seventy. - •
• . 7 3AlitiS
* - Preadest of Select Connell.
Attear I. 11:001.21.
1 Clerk of Select Connell. •
• L. ..
ti o. lir IMKNES..
• President of Common Council.
Attest, Rouser IntAroallt. • - •
Clerk or Common Courtrai.
omen or TIM
CONfI.OtLrR or AL.° RIMY
Pirrseran_.,e June 2.oth.
NOTICE TO BAKERS.--Sealed Pra
MeAUS:eddressed to the .. 13oard *CU
!Mittel" of t theallmheas County Priem." Init be •
rrirlikilighlte"n'irolgMln Venn
fortis monshs from Jolt lath. len?. Lateen So
welsh orweral-e-hstf end too Wood* rosPeettlely -
and lobe of spproved Ind* to be toad'
so math pur pound. far pro thonsend des , '• •
lam wILI be metre. or
he
PertonnanoPoti'
oontneet. The name or the seekeity roost some,
pear the • bid.tbLs U Ma M
ce Indorsed Of the Warden , and
probated at ; berstairAontharr
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. A uxencyr,inne 11970.)
NOTICE—The Assessments fokr the . .1
co .nr.etton at the SHWIMS oft (Ar 77....
Ann eleMbren neer reedy tor examthattort
s e t-tbis once until TrUESlDN ii i w a
r theinjarrivirt will =lPsylnlwas
1311" x. _ DiVIS,Ctt, • I
- 1 , 011, SALE —Engines and &Mei* , , ,
-a- Nomad Second Ttrud,of alltma. itirtrt!,•&!/e -- -.1
on bold.
Orden from MI parts of lbe ourott7l&o" tbi l'
:.'
tended 40. • •
CO r.r..',Ll
Comer Yotoravense s YltB j17•11•If• C.
AD.l " & r•
Foetuse
eers Del, idorf_tutro hat Eli
sod Iptalve rooms sort mita, Pe_ea
ireo, well Malt luXl fa colasSW =a r 7. 4 7,.."
seo u rg. ' r d' lThr c d f 1 1 1ri&ST •
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