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drijc Pittsburg?) Commercial: (October 27 1871. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. BOUTWELL. THE VERY LATEST.

FOOTR'S urn 1:111 in FOR TIIE LKGOATK, 15 FKDKRAI, A1XKOI1KJIV THE FAMILY READING. The Pittsburgh Weekly Commercial. TABLE OF CONTENTS FOR THIS WEEK. THE EPISCOPALIAN'S. ESTATE Lecture at Boston The Labor Question, Our Commerce, and the Fajrment of the Fnblic Dbt.

P(sto, October SS. Boutwell lectured to-ntgh' on the present questions affecting the public prosperity, lie referred to the lalior question, saying that co-operation was the best way the labor A Rig IVnr. me of the largest pears that we have ever looked upon we yesterday noticed in the window of Ruma-lej Opera House Hat store, on Firth avenue. The piece of fruit referred to weighs no less than four pounds and eight ounces, and was raised on Mr. Iianialey's Washington coimtv farm That so pi.

pnlar a hatter as Mr. Ramalev should also turn ont a first class fruiterer is not to be wviMU-reii at ss he is generally first In everything. We congratulate the gentleman on his success in the raising of such an immense pear, and doubt not that he will Drove as successful at the meetings of cur Agrlcuitaral Society as he does as a manufacturer of hats, oaps and fur goddj at his Opera Hat House. REAL THE Tiritr. Yesterday's Triumplis and Failures.

Another KunningBace Decided The 2:45 Trot Interfered With. One Horse Lames Itself and Another Takes to the Sod The Attendance The Kain Postponement, Preservation of Iron and Wood, Close of the Triennial Convention. A Compromise sn tha Question of Ritual TV Ix Held in iiiriit'EieiT Trnst Compajiy REAL ESTATE. i I'lifi'niii'" Tort. ing man could obtain full justice.

The land question was one which required attention. The evils which crept into It, aa regards corporations, should be remedied. So also of the railroad system or transports! ion. Alluding to the fact that of one hundred and forty nieruhant vessels sailing between this country and Europe, not one was under the American flag, he deplored the humiliating sDecta- Uou't Fail ta Attend The auction sale of Lots on the Semple property to morrow morning; no handsomer neigoorhood for a Home could be found, than lakland. A Genuine Tirst-class Article, Unequalled in Lustre, Durability and Preservative Properties.

Dries in Thirty Minutes. Warranted to Give Satisfaction. DEPOT, 202 LIBERTY STREET, PITTSBURGH. RUSH PATTERS CRT, Agent. cie thus presented, allowing tirvat Britain to take possession of the commerce or the worlit Speaking or tne duties for tire building or ships he said that the repeal of those duties would neces REAL ESTATE sitate the removal of duties on other articles, and this government cannot afford It lie argued against the project of postponing the pavment of the debt, thinking It was best to grapple with it now and give capitalists a sham ran endeavorinir tn WILL OFFER AT AUCTION, OS TIIE TBEMISES, Their Second Plan of Lots, The third day of the races.

If not calling out as large a crowd as assembled on the dav before, was none the less successfuL A noticeable feature was the presence of a much larger number or ladles on the day previous, and the order preserved throughout was most excellent The races were announced to commence at one o'clock, in the afternoon, and with commendable punctuality the jndges were on their stand, and the horses on the track in a short Bpace of time thereafter. THE FIRST RACK Was for a parse of 500, open to horses having no record below 8 :45, and for this purse there were the following entries: Frank Ardray entered g. g. "Harry II. B.

Van Voorhis, a "Emperor Ecilpse;" W. II. Crawrord, a. g. "Sorrel Dan-" E.

inckenbscb. b. m. "Lady Alice;" and J. H.

Qalev r. g. "Leopard." Jr' At the call of time the horses tnrno shrink, as they sometimes do, from their real share of the burden. Ell 0LT BY ONE MORE FALLEN. Death from Whisky at Crestline, O.

A. mi New GuIUbb, Pein'a. Special Dispatch to the Commerrtnl. 30, Ml. hm.

CRK9T1.INS. October 1STL A negro named Henry Allen, aged about fifty mem uh 4 wnen th. ROOFING. years, waa found dead this afternoon in a shed In Burard on the Track. We received intelligence at a late hour last night, that a car containing four horses was burned on the Pan Handle track at Walker's Mills station.

The consumed, and also a sulky which was in one of two other cars which were also consumed, have not heard the rull particulars of the are. To fee Happy and Contented, Own one of those beautiful Lou In the Semple property, adjoining the Oakland car station. Sale tomorrow (Saturday), October 2th commences at 10 o'clock, and continues during the day. Episcopal Collections for hirnjro. Messrs.

Joseph H. Hill and Malcolm Hay, who were designated by Bishop Kerr exit to receive and forward to Chicago contributions made In the churches of the Diocese of Pittsburgh, nnder the Bishop's pastoral letter, for the relief of the Chicago sufferers, have acknowledged the receipt of the following contributions from the churches named, which were yesterday forwarded to Chicago for distribution CRivary Church, East Liberty, tW 27. Christ Church, tireensburg, iii, St Luke's Church, Pittsburgh, 113. St Phillip's Church. Pittsburgh, 112.

Trinity church. Connellsvilie, 35. St John's Chnn h. Pittsburgh, $S5 13. Trinity Church.

Washington, 43. Trinity Church, Pittsburgh, ttnt 94. Trinity hurt-h, Conneautvtlle, ts jkt Eniuianuel Church. Corrv, $-2 36. Christ Church Mission, Johnstown, 81.

Chrtst cnurch, Allegheny, Knimannel church, Allegheny, $33. St. Siephen's Church, Sewlckley, J.S4 60. Total, ts 3D. MAXCFACTUIt Henry B.

Fooie civil Engl Mannfacmrers' Directory. pr-ti CHAS. ABEL Ac (0M 172 ceit-brau-d Vtrttalle Hair Otia, and Dealers la Druaa, Perfumery, Medicines, fco. rp L. If.

SMITH CO.fMAU- FAirriJKKR.S of the Welltnan Patent H. tieitorStovea and (iratea, KIJa' Patent Iroo UeartO. tne Anchor Had Iron, Kire Iron Stand, to. ffTTi, BOYD MURK iY, X). 5S V.

FIKTH AVKNUK, Maaufact irers of r-k-usa Olaaaea, Plctnre Franws and Moaldlnss. an1 Wa tk ule ana Rotail Uealera la Oil PaluUnca, Ubromoa and rench Lit bog-rapbe. the rear or the freight house In this place. He was a well known character about town, and had been drinking heavtlv for some time. He was last seen yesterday evening, considerably onder the Inrluence of liquor, and evidently died from Its eiTecta.

AN EXCURSION TRAIN IklllUN Dealers In Peneh Hill, Vermoot aaa ra Jiettam Kootlna Will leave the Union Depot, at 8 30 a. on daf of ale; Rjuiroad Tickets! will be farniahed GRATIS io the Iepot at that time and aiao daur aunag oaaaaeea ooars at the Office of tbe Company. THE WEATHER. War DaTAKTinrsT, 1 Officb of TBs chief Signal Ofricmi. i.

Washington, D. October S6, laii, I r. PROBABILITIES. The low barometer on Lake Huron will probahlr I SMI PROCURE THESE TICKETS, move eastward with brisk southwesterly winds tonight on the lower lakes; partially cloudy and clearing weather on Friday very generally from the J.A.MKEIAEVV SCII A PEER'S FaZaAII. DIaMONU hrRKKT.

Moufao- 48 BOY Ml STRFFT Lot 17Hi0, with two storr W-Bliin. of B.tB. Attic And Ilrj Marble Mantles io Prlor. Ksoas, Ao. Ruus.

oer toe Park. BOKHEFFIEI BTRF.KT I-ot 2012, with two ton Brick House of 4 BoooM. Pleot iocAlion. 2Z7 FKANKLI! STREET Txt 21il30, with two ory ntme Store snd Dwelling. A ood wide street.

ft NORTH CANAL BTRKKT-Lot 44,120, with a smAii llranw Hooeeof 4 Kooms. 95 TAYIXm AVF.NUE-Lot 4v0. with PrJ Frt.nt Brick ll of Room, nd AtUO. A aood baildins deetrablo nelsbOorhood. EUTOEiVliSUE-W on corner of Wslker eUeet.

wlib Isrse Brick UweUiog House of Id rooms. SO MONTXiOMERY AVENUE -Lot with (wo buck Uoiuo ot it Koorns. rroolA on the Nortb Prk. 4-S UNION AVENl'E Ixw SO, I I IS. with three tory Bri-k liwlilni, of 14 Koouut.

Ao xcfulent ilooee io aj excellent iocAtion. 1CM BHKFFIF.LD 8TREF.TLot wlh Briok llouftA of 1 Room, mad FrAnie Monte ot 4 Room. A cumtorlAtil property. MARKET RrREET-Iot with g1 Hrkk HuaH on front, and A frame IIoum oo rear. Atarket 1, A tioe wide street in Ktxtb ward, Alleshtmy.

SON FttrtKRAI, BTKKffT-lnt 2li.jl with Brick Storeroom and fwellins Above. A bulaoM Mui Dear to North arena. 205 SASnl'RKY STREET Lit 2vs2rt. wl-h a ftuperkrt- lwelhns of 7 Bath and It AtUee. An excellent liouae worth UHkias at in And out.

AL1.W.HH.VY AVENUE-Lot 33145. BEECH RTRFET-Lot 3. IOO. BKKC'B STREET- Lot 32, 1 37. BIIM.E AVENUE Lot 4H247.

FRKMOHT STREET- Lot tHH I lilt. LINCOLN A EN UK -Lot IOOll43- narrlaaTM and HArnes and dealer in RwMrn Camaires. Kepairinc of mauufac tared work at tbe Ba- ATTEND THE SALE YOURSELF. Mississippi nver to Apologham range; rains and namrlaJ D.rca i "rcLI. Bi.TtOR, October tSTl.

na to tM of tne session last night, i tee dnture of the chare from the telegraph WM imposslhte to sen, I a detalle.t report af- t6, u-M rating tw--n. Before the Tote Dr. jrsnailo. of Indiana, maintained that rttnaasin cooid not be controlled by legislation, could not be stat ed was pa" of Ue the living; bodr of Christ, snl would work 1U mlsston, whatever the Convention might do. Vt Fonrth, or Albany, held that pnblto opinion the ennrco wonld not justify the action.

Only a few of the clergy were disturbed by It Sir Welsh, of Pennsylvania, maintained that they ,001,1 not meet all cases by legislation. He went to a chares yesterday, when, every time the cop was pmmtd. It was bowed to. Be supported the committee. Trie Rev.

Mr. Egar, of Pittsburgh, said If the ritualists were to be pat down, the ritual of this church most go down. The Kev. Mr. Mason, of North Carolina, said tbere were different kinds of ritualism rltnallsm of i.lolatrv.

of superstition and of decency. This jsst species of ritualism was what he desired to see prewired In this church but he did wi.nt certain prattlers stopped which were an approach to Idolatry. Me would exclude from the charm every attempt to symbolize any doctrine of the church. The Kev. Mr.

Clarke, of Ueonria, defended the ritualists, and said the church owed them a debt of rantnde. These men should not be re-presaed, but something should be done to rrpr-a tnst small minority of narrow-minded mrta who wanted to carry the church back to rnediie-al times men who abounded in dark ways and vain tricks. He did not want this Convention to ad-lonra without doing something. He would propose ss a substitute for the various propositions to make lawful all forms of ritual now In oe, except such as tvs erroneous doctrines In connection with the aim inistratlon of the holy sacrament. nru Tote was taken upon the proposition to nnsToone the subject to the next -onvention.

was tost bv a vote of dioceses and orders, the individual vote being: Afflnnatlve, 51 clergvmen aud ss iLvmeo negative, clergymen and 44 laymen, and individual vote affords the best test. The Mesde amendment for legislation agafnst In-een- 'lights, crucifix, Ac, was lost, the individual vote being: Afflrmatlve, clergymen. laymen nesMtve clergy, laltv. 4 The whole nutnlwrm the House is ooe Hundred and sixty of each order. The vote of the House of Deputies on concurrence with the House of Bishops by dioceses and order was follows Clergv.

affirmative. California, Cieorgia. iJIavi Kansas KentocKv. long Island. Loutsi.ua, Maachuctts, Mlchlgsn, Mississippi, Missouri Nebraska, New Hampshire, North Carolina, "nioennvlviila.

Vermont, Virginia, West New Yorfc negative, Alabama, Central New York, EsntoD Kloriils, Illinois, Indiana, New Jersey, New York. Pittsburgh. Tennessee, Texas. Wisconsin, thirteen- divided. Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware.

Man land. Minnesota, Rhode Island, South Carolina, f- laity afflrmatlve, Arkansas, California. ODtrai'Sewor. Delaware, Georgia, Kansas, long Island, Looi'iaoa. Maryland.

Massachusetts, Minnesota. Ohio. Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, Rhode I-lsndT Western New York, Virginia, South Carolina, eighteen; negative, Alabama, Albany. Connecticut, Kaston, Honda, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky' Maine. Mississippi, New Jersey.

New ork. Tennessee Vermont, fourteen: divided, Missouri, North Carolina, two. Forty oioceses being represented the enan.eof a single clergyman in several of the divined dioceses would have passed tlie canoe Of the Individual vote it asd a majority of botn clergymen and laity. The vote thus classiBed is: Clergy al-nriusuve, TS: negative, 52. Laymen affirmative, 37 negative, is.

The vote on toe Mead substitute was not a full since many opposed to ritualism voted against It, on the ground that nothing but reports of the Committee alreadv concurred in by the Bishops could be passed. The tests were sn postponement and concurrence. The debate throughout the even local nigh winds in est Virginia and North Caro- The Latest and Most Eeliable News. Full Market Reports, Ffn-i Pai-e. MiscKLLAKKnra The Fires in the Green Bar Tiesr-louThe Fire -Soourc Id the Nortl.wt Upeuiu the Kuropean aod Nortti American fiailway holt-sale Poifoiiinir A Great Project Official Vote of PennBylvarua The Lost Lake Stvanifr Weston's Lnsd Great Frt MuMt in Wlikeabarre A Family Remarkable for Twlos BlHmarck a Financier Mr.

Chase Views A Itemarkahle Religious Movement Savlnj? ot 4tToe Last Hours of Uncoln -The Defeat of Dr. Stmr-loclt Conftwierate Bondholrters Artlrtcial Raia Some Culorado Products A Not Very Cheerful View Boston Liberality Financial Situation and Outlook One of Bar mi 'a Clever Tricks Ttte ndevelopefi Wealth of the Wrest A WlatfUiar Indian Trauition A Grin that ma-le Grant tnce Wetwarl Frelffhts The British Corn Trade-Fact Relative to Smokers Story of a Suicide luternationai Railway anurous" Specimens from Mom Cenia Tunnel The Tredear Iron Worto Content in Iowa St. Lotus and Cni-caito, Ac, Ac SrEt-iAi. srBjKTs stat News Personal Trade aiid BuHiueiw Hems, Ac News by Tki.eoraph The Episcopalians Ohio Woods on Fire Reaping the Whirl wind Tne Mormons A Deputy Sheriif Dismissed from Office, Ac Local News Collision on the Pitts, mnrh, Washington aud Baltimore Rat tnad Smash-up on the VexiU-al Koad Another Death.on the Track. Hrrond Par.

Editorial The Peers and People of England The Best iMhe Cheapest English Reform Ktfect of the cnicago Fire Appointment of Mr. a Cukkknt Torns. The Great Liffht Extiajrulshed A Ready Made Premium Calculator Lire Insurance Spatiitth Pranks Mysterious Disappearance of a Son of Rojrer A. Pryor Lesson of tue Cniciro Fire King Amadens Tae Recapture of the Morton Rev. Charles Voysey The Kusuing Session of CouKrets Oeueral and Pairticular.

Ac. 4vernor Sewant In the Fast The I Jike liaster Conflict with Morm'njHin iet.erai (irant in Boston Marvellous Rescue Keverve Wtorv of a Ac. Iax A 1 he JSew Water Works Pltts-jurgh (irowlii. AC Tlilrrt PHe. Nkwh ht Tbi.korapu.

Europe Tammany PoMtt-rat The lusurauce Companies The North wt-Hi Fires Riot in I. AnareU's, Ao. and Tbapb Review of tne Muny Market IS. S. Bonds and Gold New York Stock Fxchauife utariuus Ne York Muney Bond and Suck utiationa.

IIomk Makkkth Tne Tra-i Produce and General Market Pirtsbnryh and Alleghenr Live Stock Markets Review of the Market Dry ioods Allies and Liuuors Winte Iad, Putty, Ac Na-trixia Druics Merchant, Bar and I.eavy Hardware Irn and Nails Cordage Crackers Tobacco Lumter Wool Bttivfl and I.eaiher Cupper Canned Fruit BnHiais Ttu Piate and Pir Tin Horse Shoes-Review of the i'rjf Iron and Bloom Market. Fokehjn Makkkt Boston, New York, iA'umville and Cincinnati Iron Markets rhiiadfipnia. New York and Cincinnati Wool New York, Louisville and Cincinnati cai Mark! New York, and iurralo Mark-t-i Baltimore 4rocery Mar-tt-1 Providence- Print ttur iotris New ork, cin-4-mnnTi. Iui(tville. PnttadtHphia.

Baltimore and ToimJo Marketa New 'V ork iry Ut Markeu Mn hi.i AMtoC-t -Santo lvuiiijo Lt of uited. SiaU-a 1'aietiU Mariiajfe. lcaths, Ac Korth Pace. Ediuitial 'a'astrophes the R- ill of Natural i. i It'inirrue and Hit Horhir Iin- prtn( if True cr iiiiig Ar-ii A-uttf Trl Kii tn -Vfie and tn TeMldent 1 he Grent Railmal Lease Ue.

tvtjer The Repuolie im.o of The Podcy of the iemT picmHrcV i -The p.ie to eave Rrme Ti PaMoti oi ri bv the I'hi- sMro re The ffeMiit of the Pruiif.rivaiiia taction Uoua-prr. Ate. ti HhiM TorHs. Ari-mt ture and VHiflarratron NrVfr Na-W Is-Kf-lfie v-1 UTl! tU bati frith-rim and Mi-fortuni YUm PnJon SMeiB the l.rted Mtr- Th F-Terutiot. of J-o-v Hant if Amicrmiir t.w4l7 tae Ktre Iamm iiUiiWa.5 Tuo-ii-t 1 It- pMtrm i ti (nTfaanii the "t.h'afo J-tre- It lorn in rjri imi -iti(itrtci -1 -in iai I i'tui iUAiit irfn ir ltj.ia Faii- a A oi4n -K-rai and i KNVM Te lr 0KK 1 tO n' rn-r si j-r year in of ten.

IT. In of rwpasr, fi hvt, and on c-pv Brn-j to tJie rier up ff Unr mta HaniOle optn nut frrf A Wirt ihA, Thi AvNKitu Vtumtmrgn. Pa AMUSEMENTS. viouu ami rain wun southeasterly winds for Idle and east Atlantic coasts- no taar a specialty. R-ri59 YVM.

RF.E BR0. EAST DIAMOND STKKKT. ALI.Ki iHKN Manufacturers of tbe celebrated brand, of flour ttaown Diamond Diamond Snow flake and Twin Otty. Dealers supplied at inducement pricea. change for the southern States aud northerly wiuds WCrPI-V TIIKVf THOME YOU MAY KNOW IIEKIKOl's OF People ttMyitig f.ots In the Semple property.

In Oaklaail. will and all the conveniences and advantages of city and country combined. Sale to-rnorruw (SAUtrday). WoUAoer th, at ten o'clock a. a.

rvipmnr PITT ForxiiRV WASHINGTON. Investing in a Home! Washington, D. October 26, 1S71. AH REST OF CONGRESSMAN 8TOXKS. ol rUnTijni MUI, Blast and Pompirif JUACtuuery.

Uanaa-Kutary oniacea. Caatins, generaUy. CrrCS H. W. HrFFU.U BV3.

1'IACTIRKKS of Ijenaon aud RaapbsrrT Soda Raspberry. Strawberry od Iixoc Syrutia, and Bottler, of Ales, Ac. 4, 2 I and Iti Markrt atreet, r-lttabarsb. To Shipi-eus. The steamer Juniata, one of tha largest or the Philadelphia and Southern Mall 8.

S. tine, will sail from Philadelphia for Nsw Orleans ou November 4th, as will be seen by a card In another column. Favorable rates for freight ur p-ts-ssge given. Any iuformatlon relative to this hue may ne obtained of the agent, A. Carpenter, agent Pennsylvania Railroad Company.

STOP RAYING RENTS. Alae, ULATINfl NAII.S AND FKI.T. OORKHR FLFVFNTH I.IBFRTT STR Karl's, OpiKMlta the Orata Klavator. Pitlaharsh, Pa. BaVSLATK ROOKS pot on by aTper1eno1 worvaia.

H. WOODUD' O. ORirKITH Woodside Griffith, DEALR8 IN MEBICAHEOOFIG SLATE AND SOLE AGENTS FOR THK Original Peach Hill Slate OFFIOK 70 PENN STREET, Opposite Fort Wayn -freight Depot, IMttisti virgli, Penna. Ordrre for Elates, or Hlntc Revo fin Promptiy Kttfaia.ed te. Wsrkssnc by Kxperieaweel SATI.FR Ac 0.

TORVER OF PIKK uu THlrfTK KN TH 8 TKKKI'S, of ull tnr CITY MATTEKM IN BRIEF. When urn expenditure will make you the owner of the f'roperty rtoeli, aa ta abowa by the following notice to Siaj Wter and fill, Rollins Mill and K. K. Oast-ingt. Babbitt and Pacaln Metate.

Ao, Ao. KTSaJ- os. 3fl i and 4 1 Mark trm MoufiWTirere -nd Bowlers of boda and Mineral Wastars. WtoLaaJe Dr-alera in Keanftt'i and Vest brand of Alt jid carte ra, ryroMS t)lAr, Ac. LallTarad ire of cbanre.

A. J. ELLIS CMJTR. fa-aa. JT RFBEf'OA ST.

AND AlXK.r.HKVY A Aiiegiieaf city. Mannfactnreni nf Ar ncultaral Stee.s and Irons of ail kinds and el lis' Orntlaai Harpjoa Hurm Hay Fork, Impmved Netlis Grapplea, Palleys. c. TH113IS OF SALE, Tntmdtna Pnrrh4r will find it thtr lntfr--t to TitiH aart ir.np-M-t to iKrw Prt.irt,a. and calf al mir frr I'ru and Tciroa.

loduc45tnDl la aery in ataa4 wiiA off ercd. Ex-Congressman William B. Stokes, Supervisor of Internal Revenue for Tennessee, waa arrested here to-day on his arrival, charged with defaulting the t-rovernment to the amount of tco.ooO, aud on being arraigned before Commissioner Johnson he waived an examination and gave ball In He said that Victor J. Powell, clerk in the Second Auditors office, was concerned In the same transaction. AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

The agricultural report for October says: The Influence of the drongh and the unusually low temperature of September has been unfavorable for the ripening of fruits, maturing of corn and other crops. No serious damage resulted to corn. The product of wheat is seven per cent less than last year, the quality generally being superior, placed above the average of all the western States, except Kentucky, Iowa and Nebraska. The oat crop will be about as large aa last year. The quality of barley Is said to Ins fully medium, and the quantity very nearly the average.

The buckwheat crop is comparatively pKr. The potato crop hi below the average. The number of beeves is greater than usual in most States. Texas reports a reduction of xl per cent. Kentucky 2, liliuois ludianax, and Caillornia 5.

NEW YORK. Nxw 1'ORk, October IsTl. Tra Per Ont. rh: bmlsnrr mantlilv ttaarvrrlv for YEAK.1 WITHOUT INTkKKST. JOSEPH MKBEER.

PREMIUrl TkllK KAOrOKV. NO. IO WlJOD j-. i I'hT M.nnfuitumr and VV bole(ale and Retail Deal er In Premlusi Trunka, Vaitaea, ravelin! Baca, Ao. Order, aolicttetL Nr.

John M. Carson, of the Philadelphia Is In the citv mi a nttng visit He wilt leave for bta home tn the Quaker city this evening. Iaves Kino alleged ttefore SaiiHurv yesterdav. that Win. Kernan bad threatened 10 sriisit him.

anil considering Ills Ule au'iangeref. he ai-p-alel 10 the law for protectwin. arrant issued. Thomas 1'niint preferred a charge of larceny, vearerdny. lH-ore Alderiuau TayMir, sgaJiiat Trump, aiieging that the accused sto.e a pair of boots.

Mint Hewitt called utxm Alderman Taylor yes. terda. and alleged that John William aUeinpted to force an entrance Into heruweilliig. A warraut was ISMjed. Wkat lNsi-vrroa I iHimKV re-terday ma le ions sgain-t w'liiiaaa I'Uiler and i'hrtst ihein witn selittts rif-at arrauta for their arrest mere issued by Mayor Brush, A man named Samuel Stewart waa arrested last nlgtd i-y officer t.iratt, ott a rharge of atteinntiug i-ick the io ket of Mr.

Ki-'htev. propnebr of tan llear" botw lu the lr.a:(Hnd. aocflae-I will bate a hearing this morning. Mai Im Hats aprs-are! ttefore e. nig on and an iiirtHrion against i ortieuu flrieli.

pnpr elor nl a lavera ttl Kif- tA-rnth ward, for aeiUtig liqiior oa Sunday. Warrant lasued. R. S. KOLL CORNER A i Insurance Policy VlRfilM 1LI.KV.

147 WOOD STRKKT. ii.iiu'ii.tnivr of warm Air rnnacea, Uoomog KaOfu. CrvtnAi Tableii, Steam Tab tea, Hrvmera, Ootfoe Una aad an 'a t'atssot amiiy and Hote. Rana-ee. ISKCH TO PURCHASERS IN HEALTH MISCELLANEOUS.

TIIE rna proceedings against twkhu The proceedings against Tweed is the principal WITHOUT EXTRA COST. These Are the Leading Prices topic of conversation on the street among public officers to-day. Tweed Is very reticent as to his future course. Lie will protatly employ John Uraliam. as counsel.

AT SPEECH OF IX M. STARTS. Wm. M. Evans's great speech last night awakened HOUSES WILL BE ERECTED SLATE COMPANY, Are prepared to faraleh to TnlMere or Bisters, the VKBT Roofing Slate, Prom their own Qnames.

located tn Northampton ocan Peoneyivai ylAKKY a spirit of enthusiasm among the workers for reform. ing and until adjournment at one clock a. m. was of a very earnest though not excited character. The earnestness, however, gave way to excitement shortly after assembling this evening, when the Klshops sent down the compromise canon on the ritual affecting cermonles attending the administration of the holy communion, which it is understood the Bishops passed by a vote of two to one.

Dr Kovan. of isconsin, protested violently against the action, and at the end of a ten minutes at eech great contusion arose against his pricee.il Several In the interest of the ritualists plead that it was unfair to sprmg atquesUon on the house when many had left, supposing It settled. On urging the Secretary responued that every diocese was represented, and only one member had asked leave of atence since yesterday. A member reminded the Convention that as the Bistter bad come from the Bishops, they were bound, both by rule aud eourtetty, to act upon it. a rter considerable confusion, a vote was ordered called them to score.

This they would have done a'ihe flret had not Empero? Kcllpse driver dished a wheel on making the turn! This necessitated the changing of suiklesT The we" the scori a Srt was effected, and Mr. Goldsmith's horse, IN FIRST, Making her mile in closely followed by Craw ford's "Sorrel Dan" who made second. "Sallie" came In third, "Harry fourth, "Leopard" fifth, "Lady Alice" aixth and "Emperor Eclipse" was declared distanced. Those who stuck to "Sorrel Dan 1 not "ay. appeared perfectly satisfied at the horse getting second place and looked confidently to the future for the realization of their hopes for hiB success.

Mr. Du-kenoach's mare had friends left from yesterdav, but when tne little ladv came in sixth they expressed but little hope of her doing anything during the day. Plentv of "stamps'' were placed on "Bodiue" for the race, "while Harry was "coppered" on all sides. "Same" had some takers, but they did not bother the pool-selier marking her flrat choice. THE SECOND BKAT.

The second heat of the "4.V race was called after a lapse of twenty-five minutes, during which time the Great Western band afforded the spectators an opportunity to hear the strains of some of Offenbach's most lively airs. At the second tap the drivers and grooms put in their appearanoe as before, save that "Kmperor Eclipse'' was left at his oats. Two or three attempts to score were male beiore the word was given, but when it was the horses were nicely hunched snd a gisd start made. Nothing of particular Interest occurred during the heat "Bodine' crossed the mark first In with "PALLIE" IN THE IHVEDIATg VICINITY, "Sorrel Dan" dropping to third "Leopard" making fourth, "ljtdy Alice" flth, and "Harry dropping Into the sixth place, which made a good many of the friends of the grey horse try to hedge, but it was decidedly uphill work. While the fourth purse horses took a rest the judges called out the entries lor the running ra-e, mile heats, best 3 In to rule, which was to dispose of a tV'sa) purse.

Of the eight horses entered for the contest but three answered the tied. Kiandva c. g. "Mclntyre." K. K.

ctovertss. a. and R- lH-npeysb. a "lteimout" Tne usual uuuilier ol starts were made, when TUB HOKKS OOT AWAV From the score pretty nearly neck and neck. shot out ahead a couple of lengths before reaching the quarter pole, at which point "Belmont" was bugging "Mclntyre'eveutiiaHy getting ahead of her when near the turn of the home stretch.

On the second half mite "iitgaroon" came In first lu 1 with "Helmont" close behind herandWo-Iniyie" third, hen the horses were brought lu front of the Judces' stand it was discovered tual "Melntyre" was lame In his right fore leg. and permission was given Mr. Hlattdv. his owner, to withdraw biui, si.d he informed the jU-ttf-s that he wctiis. It appeared tnat at the start Mr.

who was joekevilttf the horse, got hlru ts) close to the fence, anil at the -trt. lu eu ieavoriiig togetnis position, tl.e horse Nted his ankie. THE THIRD HEAT Or THE i .43 RACE. There were four starts ms1e before the "43" horses got off, but when they did the animals were neatly bunched, and the start ail that cooid be desired. took the lead, after clearing the score, and kept It until the end, only being bothered o' or twice in thrain.

and that br "llarrv wnii-h somewhat astonished thse Interested. WHs-n a Voungstwn mare cause hiime in wiui uie grev horse second, IHtn" thtril. '-H t-l'iif" fourth. "Lady Alice" mnd etioiird" huiil This was ais-ot eoongh sport for Mr. and ftw asked permission withdraw "iAHipard, which request was granted by the Judges.

A TIUBI-E IN THE FENCE CORNER. The second heat of the running race eoaned, and Bigaroon," Mclntyre" and Bemiont" showed up In front or the stand. Many were astotiumed that Mr. Blandy allowed Mclntvse" to run airain, ao lame did the horse walk on bis second aiar-anre. But the word was gi-ea.

and Mclntvre," with trie others, darted awa, agafi taking the lead, and coming Ilvelv in with Mclntyre" second and tb t'leretsod wini not to Sight It was sulstequeotly ascertained tnat Hei-moet," in making the turn to the home h-,) ran upon tfce inside sod. throwing Rer driver aet taking a roll herself. Lurkily neither driver tutr brse were Injured, but the accident caused the horse to I declared distsm-ed. The fourth heat of the race followed, and was WOW BY "nOKKSL OAK," In During the heat nearly ail the horses broke, while no small portion of the diMance was acuompdahed at a running gait There was 1--1 beat between "Sallie" and "Bodine." but "Bodiae got secfind place on a-x-ount o( 1Saliie" running. The 'VoaBgstown mare came tn third, "Harry fourth, and Idy Alice llfth- Wsen the third heat of the running r.

was calle-1 and "Mcluttre s'' groom led aus aM-e tm the track, there was a murmur of 'lia-sanststIoB to be heard on all side. Tne horse was decidedly laioe, and all were antoat-aaed that Mr. Blandy would allow the annual, wbirrt was evlilatjy sirTerlng rotisnleruote fnun hi sprained lew. to enUfT. Hot neverthslesa trie slering b-w waff rosde to store in ordsr to save seo-l morier.and the neat was nothing bit hiptsisiromirtg thnughout, the tune made by "Hlgansur" being a as iw aa giving him the heat and race.

Had the 4 ruelcv to Anlroa-'s Asevs-tailon been in working order, we are of opinion that ''Mclntyre" would nt have len offered an opportunity to pariicipate in that third heat TBI RAIN A rOwTPONT. The nfta beat of the trotting rare was starte-I beautifully and was closely contestel throughout, although Dearly all the horses deoarted frm tne gait and ran rather ttirtepeedwoMf ur a goodtv pr-tloo of tne distance. hen the score was parsed on the last naif mile the drivers approached trie stand and for a time made matters eretty Hvejv. all of llrt: men tnat they had ts-en either crowded the fence or driven iit of position, i'rie iiy man wtio smiled complacently was tne drtver of -Hirref Dan." who made the heat In "llu dine" came in second and "Harry third. At tins stage of the proceedings the ttky began to darken to a ard the nortneaat and refore tne neeary time had elapsed lor the calling nt miutluat fceal tne rain organ to fail, and in a lew minutes a rinrt class showtr was coining down, just aa tne hrses made their spisrarsnce fr the sixth heat The Judges, however, announced that trie race rouid n-H be tlnifthed.

owing to the rain. As soon aa the fa-t or thep-'Stponement was Biade kaowa.Ukfiee who aad not already left the ground, made a hasty retreat from the Park, and In the last increasing rain succeeded In reaching their homes In tne speediest manner possible. SrMHARV. Oaelamd Pare, Fall 51 eetino. Ortober 24, Purse No.

4, frM. for horses having no record below best three tn Ave, to harness. if- 2-c 7-e, 7-c On thae Lota for thoae deairinc it. Fifth Avenue Opera House. 11 (Ml.

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tae Bxa, oe seen, ana wmmanMauoM aoareaveo JTlLl 3STTS Real Estate Auction Sales EVERY MONDAY EVENING, AT 7 4 AT V. IJCGGATC'S Krai Eslale aiul Slock Exchange, 159 FEDtKAL STUEET. 9T in Special AdrertlMtxnaote. IL. LEGGATE, 159 Fdtral Street, Allrbeny, Fifth Avrnuf and Wood St, Pittsburgh.

BUILDING LOTS OHIO ALLEGHENY, AT AUCTIOISr ox MoniaT. (L 30, at 2 O'Ooik, P. E. GOODWIN, Agent tilS able address meets wuu tne approbation ot ail honest people throughout the city. DISSATISFIES WITH LXOWITH 3 HOMtN ATTOJt.

It Is said the Bar Association la dlssatlsded with the nomination of Ledwith fur the Supreme Court JTOOB BARNARD Has ordered that no arrest of civil action be granted for obtaining property under false pretenses, unless the same has been in the writing of the auuscrttwr by tne persons proceeded against There are no orders for arrest against any person for Uriel, assault, slander or false imprisonment, except upon the person or against the charactor of a female. THE BITISXD BIBLE. In the Airericsn Bible I nios to-day theCommltte on the Revision of the Bible reported on the new J. Pf. nnAI.T,ETVrIERf:rH, Prestdeart.

CMBos: BRKWKRU BUILUING, WAT, nether the bouse would vote on the new canon TO BR St'CH AS WILL EQUAL i A Uj VBl, SPOT. Of ttw mif'Ortri projrfTtjr vrttlcH tn r.f- far-. u- xtH- withtu ti- huit tax ajwadtriav. nf TvmMt auiliut he im-rT rrii ny Jtna H. n.

ntp tn Frfntinf in Frrh irna Kurt tt oar vtoM-ii. ftji.l ttvw ft oat inii) hutMinc if-t. it iB jrbt tt tftn Jr- (ItM of c-mot'. lut4 are Khmsntfr o1 toal vrv orv mo Take- Uie triu4' vivw fii-an "rfixi a VotiT rrfcinfftt.o, mi hvnt8 ja4 u- iente ymir ti.rr mrw-u mitre, hrv- rhtvm: urtf httm1 to ttw rnuntrf fs ri vu mrr in tl tx. iv cm n1 rfinmt- itar.tur vta.

irmi tm-ji-tirtH t'KiK! tn twuiuiiai fj4-. 1 Pti! flvr ITMUK iW priUd lJ U9 Aim-T LOTS, t.OT )T tTK If von cat- haildtoe 1 Ihf cinE fiii Sstiuria? inorr ftiifuaa. 'rn ta kiib Cwuiuo itf fcnirtu ors, i.r If you (r'" ft trt th at s- v.vwisv-a,-tit to mxlq ttHatita wna tMC from the RishoDS. It was taken at four o'clock, re- rUa-nus baraou mttanarsa. ran a a.

nitiDir. bv dioeeees. largely the arnrroatrve. The iOc Mc ftOc oOc otfc oOc dOc 5c SJ)c aoc OOC sc oOc SOc ftOc OOC dOC AOc aoc 6c 5oc fttta, aoc 54 as. mt oo.

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-c -c, li-Vc t-vc tCv K-s 2.W. Individual vote stood Clergy afflrmatlve. Si negative, 40; Laymen affirmative, 47 negative, 14. Three-onarters of an hour remained for debate. lu'ntal for a Similar Style of Building Flint Glass Works.

Pittsburgh Mr. Matthews, of Massaosuseus, characterized the s. lion of the Bishops as a trick, aud was caUed to K. Kj, rn Lmmio1 Xauiw. I i.a.Mtur or Al v.rNTA L.

PAK.iOX. THIS s-v mw 1 kwM U-a la I DCDORaU TBK JEWISH MAlt't- )X' R0SiS I A 1 1 i I a rxt lx14- 'i rr-4u 4V.a a.at ifctaaK lBO MallSM A aa abs New Pittsburgh Opera House f. Jo: lw a mi ritfPAY i. CV-e 0K Ml Ad Ijmi mm- (vhm wuwm. Anisic Wairf and W.

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P. PKARK, B. B. OAJiPBELI. 1 i -c 15c 102 LOTS, testament and the report was adopted.

Rev. Ar-mttsge read extracts from tne revised Bible, re-msrking that it was erroneous to supp-se it a aew translation, but as It now stands ail tne errors and defects In the Bible In King James's time are removed. TKOrSI-E HI JKK8VT STATE PRISON. The convicts In the state prison at Trenton, New Jersey, to-day threatened to take the life of the Keeper, Cooiahaa, who In self-defense kicked one of the prisoners, fatally Injuring him. DONATION 0F THE OBDEK OF Si AS FOR CU1CAOO.

CoL Green, President of the Order of Elks, will transmit a thousand dollars to the Chicago Relief Committee, the result of the performance given by the Order to-day at the Academy of Music CITY MATTERS. order. Pr. Withers, Virginia appealed to the house not to let it go to the country that they dared not put tlielr feet upon falsa doctrine, writes allows adoration ol the elements in the communion. Dr.

Lyman, of California, contended that the proposed canon only shut out such ritualism as was contrary to the doctrine of the church. Great confusion" and excitement followed. When the hour pxed for a vote arrived prolonged efforts were made to have amendments ruled in order. out toeae failed and with the closest attention from all sides the roll waa called, resulting by dloeeaea and orders: Clerical amrmattve, 11 negative. Is; divided, laltv amrmattve.

IS; negative, la; divided, a. The individual vote stood: Clergv affirmative, as; negative, 58; laity afflrmatlve. 3s; negative, showing that In a rising vote the canon would have been earned. By a rioa vote the Convention aaaed a sulwtitute offered by It. Lyman, of Cali LOTS.

LOT. LOTS, MajTH. I I THEIR OF lots DEPABTMENT STORE, 0. 59 FIFTH ATEXUE. MASOKIO AIX BOTLDrNO.

AM VILLA SITES AT MANSFIELD fornia, which simply in a general way condemns such practices as are contrary to the doctrine of in ihurch, and arnrms that the godly counsel and advice of bishops Is ail that is now needed to suppress 3TETE0K0L0GICAL RECORD. cud tin te.rflT (iu-iiwrrT-. 4 ni4 Vn CKl UtMli l4aK tors. itv. i.ort lot.

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tt4 (trc4 Lvs gtrn UiTi, l9trmie fcrfrinety. TU MERCHANT TAILORS, tnw v-ii frxf Lis pas i tLmetit-f ti2 41 PERIL. jxxtit Wirt? iv rmntu, a a 1 i AkNiK vratTV in rriui ti 4KB I PEtttU ft iFftWK i AAK fajtuu kf.iisas TKJMiarS VARIETIES THEATER urn A rwa an4 Jira Hum'fM rs M4M4r. RTRJt? Of A Ti fitltaT CmrJL9Y arta '4avi. rfw, to IK W-4 T-f 1lmr.

-4 W4j H-s aa t--a? JW-taV, "Vv aEam i.Uar braaB, MW aM1 Ht btMnUa NflUl i OTmiauv 1LVLL. On 1 l.o P. anf At- I. Railway, aad are of th- fol- Will av-V fn tH trfva-; I 4 OtMwrirattona MaSe hr the Htcras fttaraat er- kra-taa 4rnienAinn. vice wf the Caltes atauew A rear.

Twcrsdat, October TJ iH lAla SOby wnateyer is. irregular, ami biwthiit. iuis was agreed on au sides tone entirely harmless, and the ritualists voted lor it aa heartily as any. An attempt was msde at rhe eveuing session 'ta appoint a committee to examine the law of Kitual, and report at the next Convention, what if any action should be taken by the church, and that till such report was msde and action had toe advice of the Ordinary should be regarded, but was ruled out on the point that It was new matter. At the close tf the rominw Met sens, the Bishops appeared, and a rter brief services the pastoral letter was read, and toe House adjourned stns die, to meet In New York in 1874.

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PHCENLX, BLIOO. PrTTPBtrROH AND KMPIKa, GLASS WM. M'CUIJLY ifc Maaafactaraws wnmo OLASS AJCD DRUOOISTS OLABSWABJh Also. WISK, I-ORTKK AID HISXBAI. WATDL OfBoo, 1 and SO WOOD KTRFKT, Ptttarrarjrta, Fa I -We maka a TOalalty of tisa iaanttfaetra VRTIT A KS.

outiai tea Uork, Tin Top Jars aaai AaorrabU Salf-aaaiara tp tba marteot- "GXTES!" L. H. Smith Go. MANUFACTURERS OF THK WELLMAN PATEXT Eelector Stoyes ai Grates. KELLS' TATENT morv HEARTH.

THE ANCHOR SAD IRON, FIRE IRON STANDS, fiXTt kv.s rut tat ail risn that Atjei rrmta Ri'rmiD Itu Iti. at1 tnDhMf4r rai. ant r- bm aa mtrr artii Ut uw Suae kri. Try jt. OBsEavA-noB.

OSj Cairo Chioaso, TU Cincinnati. Clvaiiid. THE CELtBRATBD as an! in ui ill SV7 I2i OB 214-j us The Streets are all 50 feet in Width, ard ihe Alleys 25. Ptwnwri, low. 30 lu Concert Orchestra S711I W.

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si 03 a i ta 13 13.B 1 1st V4 3 i. 111 UH A. I. EGG ATE, Aactlonefr. HOUSE AND LOT NORTH AVEXUE.

AT AUCTION. OS X03U.IY F.VEMX5, tKTOBER S0 Detroit, I -woBvlile, Ky. Memphis, N.niivlil., New Orleaas, La. PHtetranrh, RtareTeport, lit. I.outa.

St Panl, Vickaburs 3m.1I Tb Aeralat K.VTIRC1.T BURROl'XDEO by 5 ls urMi, and ail are mo laid oat tilat by caenbaaiaa twe or taree, Ute pujrctiaaaT will eecar A WELL rKOPOKTIONED ACRE LOT. an.isi on au us si SSMl 311.27 1 OS bhlp run a m.tcrrfK AT! who are ar rd vitti farfid fx-sta. rat, and r- bea, can rt rid of rti.a uum As -rmiu eJLWrmiiAaiij. Stid every-m lit- re. ftirr mf mui IJi Mr.

Fniwi-fctou. at new iJ-ja -r trtr. Nj. fcierj s'reei, A '-irii-ny haa haad and fie a tM.rgt (iu it puw titjuon, faeivi ta taa irarna-t. Tt ti rain sa 4uc and imir-U'l rr twit svu-i ptii t4rrM.

ant rve whi-fc. ail warrantvl pare, aad tlie i.rTMiie msnura- tured. Tnewe ar '-etu aMi at i or retii at wrf rofu oiiiu-if rnor thuetr ne uaity. att wwd aiae ail in pore Uf.uur ot any ktud raU at No. 24 J-edt-rai itmt, Urtraa tireat Uargaina at McKee, Murphy A Ox fedna.

t'im-mm mmd weMWrw Sold cheap at the Ctfna kot No. 10" Wood street Drew -s4aVaf. Creat larfraioa at MuKee, Murphy A CWa. GETS' FIXE Furnishing Goods, 47 SIXTH STREET, MTK faT. CItlR, Plttsbarvfc.

Thompson ci'L)rons MAHUTACTUKEKS OF iinseed Oil. B1H' AMD non. ED. Oil Meal Constantly on Hand, FOB STOCK ASD DAIRY FEUDING. (HI( fiRFiT WRSTt RN I.KiHT 4.1ARD IUh, 1 ilr art 3 trthM.

whtrb tmm tm tr mlm tfcrlr InfrasptM, tUrir THR rsLT Or THK COMPAKT IUJILDING HOUSES, Character or the winds tn save space is indicated by the letters of the alphabet, as follows A. just perceptible gently brisk pleasant brisk very brisk high wind very high wind strong gale II. violent gale hurricane most violent hurricane. State of the weather. In the same wav.

Is Indicated by numerals, as follows 1, clear fair 3, cloudy 4, light rain 6, heavy rain snow. Reports received over the wires of the Western rsson. Northwestern and International Ocean Telegraph Companies, Mmmim mma isrlr 1 1 will tii rtiivn nt''iMirciMor i Prevavtnc la sn t'tan. sod HpclScattema. ataica are Fy Associated PraaaJ Bai.ttmora, October St.

la last night's session of the a'piscopal Convention, the canon on ritual was lost for want of a eonstitauoa! majority. To-day trie report on organization of churcnes in foreign countries was concurred la. after which the House went into secret session, to consider the nomination ff Kev. William Hobart Hare, of Pennsylvania, as Missionary to Africa. It is understood toe friends of this gentleman opposed bis nomination, en the round that his loss to the country would be sn in-iry.

In conference the nomination waa withdrawn and no other nomination made. The canon to prevent the alienation of church property was passed. A message from the House of Bishops concerning service in soboola, colleges, was laid on the table. To subject of deviation In the standard edition of raver books waa discussed under a motion adopted declaring ua! the Insertion of any change whatever tf letters, punctuation marks, Ac, la Uta Bjok of common Prayer be unlawful. A memorial and resolution relative to the division v-f the Diocese of Illinois Into three dioceses waa referred.

A resolution waa passed providing for the appointment of a standing committee on Indian Affairs, to be composed of six laymen, to co-operate with the Board of Missions, tn response to the request of the President of the rnlted States asking tiie oo-one ration ef religious bodies in promoting the civilization of the Indiana. A message Iron the House of Bishops waa received, announcing the adoption by that body of a canon forbidding the administration of the holy communion, except In the manner designated In tlie formulas of the church. The vote oa the resolution proposing canon on ritual resulted ss follows Clerical yeas, 1 7 nays, Is; divided, Lay vole yeas, la; nays, divided s. Kesolutlona were adopted almost unanimously, condemning ceremonies or observances foreign to those in the authorized standards of the church, de-c anng that the advice of the fathers is deemed sufficient to secure the suppression of ail that is irregular sad promote uniformity in the administration of tne churchy -m? stm.iiirini were recelTed from the TTonse of Rlsh- anat aad taetefulty amassed, loanraa a eta, of la the and dean Orate in eiiace, tt oonaamm -m fool aa1 ia, m-re btsat UiaJi aa oaaer. We cxsaiieojEe Tie a Trial 1 1 1 3 3 4 4 1 5 -lr rOXCERTS, TtnrMlay and FrlJav, Oft.

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g. llo-liue 1 I A. M. Wilson, a ni. -Salile 3 Fran Ardarv.

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IV 9 fmt rmvmciin taa ba kLa4 On appU- i itfj, tt i(fi til tl.iS. Pwhlle AsswseaseBta. PrrrSBrROB Opera Houpe. Last evening Annie Walte and Mr. Leak appeared for the last time In "Under the Willows." and It was a night to get tn Tie Iron to THBGaKAT- lr I pe 1 1 r-S' Like ImI.

tretri simjo h-oiw sp-kil if t-vrrv IE inrol is not r-nivl fr.n tiit-ra ry iwoty n. ir lioont. Te do tais e7cfiu in wt! sis.iont. It iKTmiiy retnlrs Uw eusiaei iuii-rvi-ous suJ iDifstru-uii. No.

15 West Diamond Street. Allegheny. CKEniTABLK ANY SEIIIIIBOBUOOD. Jf OF THK Has indue onprinci p.Mt parttea to oar stj-ie with tOe ol deceivinjr the public. H.

B. Van Visirhts, c. s. t-mperor Kciipse nistaucett. Time :3.i,, -3H, Sim liar- F'urse 8, s); runnmg nee, mile neMUa- tat three in five: to rule.

Anchor Sail 1m ARE YOU ANNOYED? Ti.A'ta Hmwl Wu S) A4I UmrffJ Rfi cka ft pncim4 M- li KiM4a ofa Mir il i csuuod oar ctwtomera aad Ute tra4 gBnoraUjr acaiasa LABORKKS ARE HOW IJfOAGEB IN 1 1 3 3 dis. H. E. Cloven, as." Bigansm" 1 II. Blaidy, e.g.

"Johu Mclntyre" 3 R. It. a llelmont 'i Jl'l II (1IHIH, Ml tiri at at Kee, Murphy tin Tablv I atlrvr At the China store So. Woo.1 twl. A VJH1.

I-lr GRADING THE STREETS. WITH Rats. Mice. Roaches. A.

LEGGATE. Anctionw, ift rederal etreat. Allemhasy Buildino: Lois. lr-s 4J 4m- barirsins at Kee. Murphy Co.

a. li ao, yoa can rid your liouae. Cellar or Stable, by trying Till- PROPERTY I.I EH llltill. thif fraud. Onr Irond are all PLAN KD aod bear tha A5TCHOS (our Traiie Marti on tbe upper aiae.

Semple ef the Crete may be eeev ef BA HNK't corner Third venue end Tltcrket strrri, (OODVINiS Fedcrei at reel, AUe-beny, er ex the WEST POINT FOUNDRY, Cor. Duquesne Way and Water Street, K. K. Brv-d A Abtl's Vermin Exterminator. It has no eoual aa a Bavnisher.

Prepared and sold at ths chins Wore. No. loo W1 trrt. oTir cvtrs Cominandinsr an Ea1fnsivi Tie of 1hf ander the willows or anywhere else out of the rain. These old Pittsburgh favorites had to contend with a meat untoward paroxysm of Pittsburgh weather.

Fine days that promised well, and wretched wet nights, that damped all ardor In playgoers and rendered the players equally damp aud drooping. The fault was not theirs, and, next time they come. It Is to be hoped better atmospheric influences will compensate them, which they shall compensate with the production of a better play. To-night an event worthy of celebration tn the history of Pittsburgh theatricals Is announced. It is something not to be lightly regarded, that an original American comedy should be first placed upon the Btage In this city.

Heretofore authors have thought that no such experiment could Ims attended with success outside of New ork that the seal of that metropolis must prlmally be placed on it, and then Inferior towns most take it at the valuation thus obtained. Mr. Campbell has had the courage to take the test of Pittsburgh criticism for his starting point, and see thence an endeavor at portraying In comedy the manners of the period may not penetrate to other places and sold Its own against the clique supported writers of the day. His effort Is one that should be sustained. There Is pluck In It, and more than a supposition that there Is genuine literary ability to back it It would be a not inconsiderable triumph for him to surpass or even rival the Tialvs and Logans, who now leaI cap lnim--nn-it tn countrj mervbaiiU in china, g.ass soft u-osvi arts.

fbartiers Valley. UoA7aaie and Ks5tail, at Time 1 1 u-'1 TO-DATS RACEH. If the weather proves fine this afternoon Oakland Park will be crowded to repletion, aa the programme presented Is certainly the tst of the week, leaving out the exhibition of the "big mares," now on tftelr way to Philadelphia. Three races are announced for the day. In addition to the concluding heat of tne trotuug race of ytsterdav.

which will prove of no little interest For conclusion of the 3:43 trot of yesterdav. considerable money was staked last night on "Sorrei in" making the nffie lu th first heat but If "Ilodlne" Is not around there when He d(s it, we will be very much mistaken. There Is nu telling what a night's rest may do for the gelding. At the Opera House salrKin, last night, some worth of pools were sold for to- morrow a raoea. in the 3:33 race, the Newark horse 8CROO(iINS" SOLD AS FIRST CHOICE, "Annie Wstson" second and "-Tramp" thtrd, with "Bodine, "Salile" and "Sorrel Dan'' in the field.

The latter three horses would undouhtv have sold as choice, but that they have the trot of yesterday to finish previous to the race referred to coming ort tt arttoie. Lb Railroad, aod la wli hln a few minutes CBAS. ABEL Mo. 17 WV1.IH iVEXUK, PITTSBUrUiH. walk of eUher Mamaeld or Mortb Af aonr4d Htatian Grand Concert Monday, Oi'totvr 30, At Pittsburgli Library Hall, FOR THK BFMKrXT OF TtlR Chicago and Nurthwestf rn Relief Fund.

TIOKKTS 1 iM9. CAS BE HAD AT FIkFw Bm'fcMotlo Slor. W.wxl Ptt4tmmh Miln- H4i: M't'it Nut- Fif'ti wQiif, PiuibiKirf, k13itu wtHtltitKr'a MjMc Wr, Sntt(imrt atrvwc, Pttt-liOiBh. lictorfm A Po. i 1 1 iniUiltd avlroat, rHlft uriib A HrfiH lm Mw, o-rar ChM'aut arf OMo fttiwt.

Aii)0r. k. irJ lv.ra. IH irf, AdtMaU. aa A tnar.

tlrt-at bargains at McKee MunUy A Mlvvr Platr4 Wsjr At the China More Now loo Wood street. AIJ TRAIIVS, Pre l-d. lrgains at McKee Murphy A Co. Including Express, Stop at the Former. eas, euwcurrlag lapMi House or Deputies relative to the restoration of clergymen deposed for other than reasons arrectlng their moral character.

Also, concurring In its aotloa relative to the appointment of assistant bishops and in the resolution declaring unauthorized all additions to the book of Common Praver. A message from the Honse of Bishops thai they would adjourn mnr du at twelve o'clock to night was adopted. The city of New Y'ork was designated as the next place of meeting. Death of Hon. Thomas Swing-, Sr.

Cinciwkatt, October So. The death of Hon. Thomas Ewlng. who died at Lancaster, Ohio, this afternoon at was announced In the United Mates District Court this evening, whereupon Judge r-wing Imniedlatelv adjourned court It is expected a number of members of the bar of this city will attend the funeral, which occurs at Lancaster on Saturday at eleven o'clock. NEWS SUMMARY.

Spl-e il-jcrs ami rtmreUU all aeU Burnttta tttaail-arl Cavoniig eAtracta. tive the acting? "stars" In their flimsy chaius; but it HEAL ESTATE Orr-at lriraln at MK. Mnrphy Co. Hurnnt' I'arsalM Prrmion-s the growth ol the hair. Free from Irritat sl Increase in Value ing matter.

FLORAL OIL. CERMANV. I VS 111 SOLE MANjJFACTURERS! US'Sy DEPOT fTR THE UNIT03 STATES would reflect credit on tne community which snoum in the exercise of a discriminating Judgment declare that be was the equal or superior of these. The public have bad Ilivoree" and "Saratoga," and liked them more or less as fancy fluctuated. This evening we shall have the opportunity of seeing Mr.

Campbell's comedy called "Peril" a piece conceived In the same vein of thought on life at American watering places, and whereof It Is for the future to decide the merit and measure of existence. It should be judged npon its merit, without prejudice and partiality and If Its success Is then assured, it will be eagerly sought after throughout tne countrv. Pittsburgh audiences are everywhere regarded" as sound aud unbiased crltirs In dramatic matters, and pieces or performers that have passed nniMi here are thenceforth indorsed BY TELEGRAPH. The second race, we doutit not, will be the most Interesting one of the week If the track Is tn gixwt condition. Our home favorite, "Annie Watson," Is entered, and sold last night as first choke In a number of pools, although "independence" hail the most buyers.

"Ohio hoy" came in for second choice and "Huntress third. Independence" is a horse once owned by Mr. King, ot our city, aud since he has been lu the hands of his present owner, R. Logan, of Buffalo, has done some excellent work. While "Indo-pciidcuce" was owned here he was considered THE BEST HORSE TN THE COT.

Our "Annie Watson" will And herself in hot company beside the horse referred to and with such stock as "Ohio Boy" and "Huntress" In the vicinity. On the whole, we anticipate a very close race and a heavy Investment or cash. With a running race for a purse of races of the week, according to programme, will come to an end. Mr. Biandy '-Tom Bilou," the winner on IS THIS LOCALITY.

SUPERIOR, NEAR ALLEGHENY CITY LINE. On Faturday, October 28, AT If1 OVUK'K. On Ibr Prrnlitca, lll be sold at Aortloa, 36 BBantiful BuMiDS Lois, At SUPKRIOR, th frrttt Station bXnw tha Ovtw llrti, vo lb PiUmicb and K-rt Warn liaitwar. owi tha reMriftio. Bonit, and cm tlx to iba rrdM: ui Maamra, Uaaowti.

StUtMumaaor. Orat! aai atfcr Thin ta a fin a plan cvf ToU a hat ban prantHf to 1Mittu; alt4Qtion tbt t.n TUf lot art? taro. froot on Kotnl atmata. ar a tn on. tat tjhtrLitdi about itbr ar wtUiin a few ot Mia railway ataUoa, ami wttt.ti, watkma 1utnc llf rwt bajtaaocrtr oara.

'J il; (m ii ittitn batn1rd Tarda. To t'lljf Wtr is tmw astciMltM to tbt fawm part of AIltir. that rurchamtiaof trtava-, kt miii atMin tn Ua jaMtarta Hy BTr and tiaa, oomi.iftinii thfo tl sot4 ul tha 4)tr au4 ih para air and plamaanl. aurrouDitoc ol of tb wiinUy. Soma of tb tioat vlwa on th Otiin ara Obtalnahk- tn till prortrtj.

Pfrjnv thrifftr. who wish iiK-at tn a plnajtant ItusaHtj, which owtiln to artvaneo In vain vontaa utmt upon futurw and to wish to avoid th uiarb prtauvs uow ruUu In t-toa rUj, --nuctt liitr (ban a-iri ttu a.e their atio-tlm. itimt irrand ativaniatr that- lita ibaj art onttir tba limit of tha citj amoaa and din, they are witbiu aay walk tux ditttaDC of tha wme. Thtu-a ar eijiht dailr train to and ifin th city stp at SasLsartor, tha ihM la no lack of trahnat ao. riimtuodatkon.

Kivt mtnut' rid, and faro la tnan t.t Attend his aa! If you w.a to irttt suited in a rti.tUltnji lvt. Tafea Si 13 TralQ from JTotiorai araM ot tSatuiaajr literDiMa. V. LKCJCrATE, AUCTIONEER. The proprietor of the St Charles Hotel, New Orleans, Is dead.

There were two deaths from yellow fever at harleston yesterday. The contributions to the Chicago and other em sufferers in Providence, K. are about l.o.ooo. Wlav-s and l.liars. Mr.

B. H. LuWiers, wholesAle win dealer, 1 ClsrE stret, has Just recent! 4i casus of Wrl( c-lrliratei tolIen Kai irte. He has In hsnrt a full tock ot loipurtt-U ariues, traullua ainl pureKe WhisAJ. A Ktae Assortment of Cblna tliass an-1 at U.

E. 4 Co. a China bture. No. 100 00.1 stru Country Ivlerrhaots Will flna a lame stoel: ot iror-ls sellltii r-jieao at U.K.

lirecil Ca' China Store, Nu. 100 Wood street. MARRIED. Tbe aa toflwaoeea arw at work bare which bare made Property on the itne of the lTenriavjrlTanLa Oentral com-mand from $5,000 to $15,000 per Acre. LMieotlona for tSelf-Meaaure sent on application.

Perfect KlUlnc bhtrta of every deauripUon aiwajra in Moua. ajwl ajarrantAad to fiU JAMRH II. AIKEN. 4 Fifth avenue, opposite Poatoffloav Great Western, Gnu Woiis. RIFLES, SHOT GUNS, REVOLVERS.

Oapa. Powder, Shot, Wads, nil etn, Oame Baca, Btaet Powder Flanks, Oon Materials and Sportljic Good oi every deacrtiftvua at very low price. 1 deal exelasleJj In Ktre Anna and (run Material, anal nave the only tali anaortment in the city, and sell at lower prices than can be hd anywhere tn the country. Gall and aee, or nd fur a Prioe List before purchasing elsewhere. Firearms neatly and promptly repaired.

im for hire. Teats for aaie. Any JUflea. Oaxbixaee and Hevolvers boaabt or traded tor. f.

JOHNSTON, GRF.AT WFSTFRK GIT? 17 hTKKKT. Ptttebnrrt. Pa, Feathers and Beeswax AIX GRADES. F. G.

CRAIGHEAD, IARAL OIL A A FIORAL A 1, on. I. FOK tlie TOII-KT. lSawrUiaalan(tfnit Kti fstOt Ut tIStUa-ta (ff ev5r par- Krtmn be trisoa-rly aUj)ted Hmir, lo found tn av)to rj lrua S4r and irtKry in tit oouotry. tha want of an (wrMable, olea-iy, faiUif.l rea- for tK lf.tr Uvli)nL Mrly all In hm are ml from avulm.a4 olla, od aa a thwy dU(ly a oom-BtoD tVatar tiitf dry rmiridly.

ara funmiL and to tiiu tveooiue rancid ofr ktmiI eaM. hm lr of ta Pntn.temn and a.H" nmtitr tatn Dkmin. inad from to rut mm and hithf of ali Uia AAUnal O'1- KiaMirluaoa Wednesday, sold as Dnst cnoice, witn 'aigatntm, who carried otf the spoils yesi-erday, as se-oond. "Belmort," "liairvnian," "Red Jacket" aud "Uerii" were left In 'he Oeld. The weather proving good, an Immense crowd Tbe cJatM of people who are porchaalns on this mate.

will no doubt be in attendance at Oakland Turk this LIPPINOOTT-RlCHARnSOPf- At h. rrtdmi of hn' morli'r, tn Roclintr. S. V. on tk-uto SSA.

I Nil, b. tha K. Js. Ihukr.n, even beyond tbia point, ia a auaicient iruaxantee tn but abort time will eUpae before Mansfield will be tbe atu-riioon. The Dual beats of the tnree minute trot of yesterday will first isi disposed of, aud then the regular programme will be taken up.

for general circulation. If Mr. Campbell piece is a good one, let It lie stamped with an emphatic indorsement that will secure it certain rer-rencv It should be well played for Annie Walte. Leake. Mr.

Gotthold. and the most capaiile me'mliers of the Pittsburgh Opera Honse company, have the characters in It distributed to them. Moreover Annie Walte has selected the production tor her benefit and she has hosts of friends among those who Appreciate quiet but thoroughly enjovat.ie BlstT-mic ta ent of the best order. A thronged tnea-rerTda legitimate success would make the record of such an occasion very pleasant to chronicle. Ftftw avenue Opera HousB.

"East Lynne has been variously catalogued as the exclusive property of Matilda Heron and Lucille Western; but Miss Angueta Dargon has evidently made up her mind to have a share In It Speculation would scarcely be rash in suggesting that Miss Dargon "ad seen both the former In the part, and that some one had hinted to her of the management of loxurtant back hair. Indulged in by Miss Emily Fothetingay. Many of Mies Dargon admirers will ll-SMIIC H. 1.1'PNOITr, o' Pittbilrirl P-, nl MAKV Juhtr of th. UU Prof.

J- RlonrJoo. uitvii 1 nulH Otobr 20. ADDITIONAL R.IVEB. BWPATC IIKS. tiariuwatL Cincinnati, October River three feet ten and rising.

Ram to-day Clear to-night and cooL Laalsvllle. LoriFViLLB. Octooer So. Kiver stationary, with two feet seven Inches at the head of the canal, twelve Inches In the ehnte, and thirtv Inches In the shoalest bar to Evansvuie. Rained here the greater part of the day clear to-night.

The new boat Sabine, for Texas waters, was successfully launched to-day. Evaasville. KVANSTII.I.B, October 26 Heavy rain during the night; clear and cool to-day. rwct risen two inches. Port list; Ihwn Ruby, i P.

M. Klla ughes, annle Brandeis 4 r. m. VpPy-ette Henderson packet, a. m.

EddyviUe, 11 a. as fnU as the water womd permit. Calrw. hat tt Lovely Jpet! East Liberty of the Pan Handle. thl Otla Of all the suburian property which has been of lull at to of to Ud br-ither, i.r I W.

Mr. H. II of Jolun.bu, Ohio, and Mis KMMa. M. fered to the public within the last six months, no HITKU.U of the fomwr plaoa.

piece or spot of ground has been oifered that is so eupj-1 I Stutewiil nJ Oolumbtw, Ohio, papers pi really beautiful as tne property lately owueo oy THK PRKN8Tf.Vai.NIaa COMPANY have control of IhlM road, nod ere at preactnt enframed in imoroving tbe equipment and lajinc double track. The construction, of John B. Semple, hi Oakland. JOUH H. ent for a irwm.

Tny rtain motv Ifinicth of Uraa 'Tbm ra aot to-uwd udictoal oi. rtMujts. TH prparad mj from Pur powii- tx taaa an i ne at dejcrtM. of th chtMpeat, haiUifiit, ana Uoaa, perfumad er prjaMitd will foond a-bla an an aid In of Children and the arroarth of to to it a ri-h laitra mvmrw ruutrn lnc forth Hatr. tur for a thaa AnnikUMls.

)uilou and wbftu FlslKI- I Mmart ABK.L A Vrt4V Oil, fnwtia tn aa i at onc one too a I cleanly. ard prpa wltb trm CxXam, to ttie public, tt arma drtMwtiiav th hair ldadiaa Prmruto liairaad Impart a N'o sV'tlet com remcmlier that charming aaugnter oi i. 1 Fronting on Fifth avenue, adloinlmr the car station and now laid oat In bulidlng site, ln.fc-ed it may well I called the Pari Use of Allegheny eoun-tv The entire sorrrmndings nre so ebarmliig and attractive that everv one who takes the trouole to visit this land exclaims, "What a lovely spot'." Worklngmen, men-bants and mechanics, have you narrow streets and alleys, here is a i liauce to secure a home in the country, and yet yon are in the city. Oldest Ins. Co.

in America ASSETS, $3,185,219 41. Ins. Co. of Nortli America OF PHII.ADEt.PHl A. Loues liaMl snd pld by Wll.l-IAll I-JOMiM, 8 Fserth ve.

The Triparlite Briip, gan, and that rnacKeray, me dim -1 me author of rennennis. nere cau h-j I Palteon Co. LIVERY, SALE AND COMMISSION STABLES, Car. tseveKth ud Uberty Ht PnTSBUBQH. PA.

Aactlos Hale Mstardsv. IO OVIwpk A. Rf. Now beieff a certainty, will be the means of providing a abort sod asceeaible Driving Koad between thia aection and tbe cities. hule to-morrow morning.

Saturday. October sth, terf oTlock A- snd continue during the dy. en cash and balance in five an Bl0W WtlQOL It. BT CHARLES AHKL Pkefabkd oi.t 88g LIBERTY bTRKKT. VENTURE PATTERN WORKS, I.

TERA, Proprietor, TWENTIETH BTRKKT, NF.AR PK.NN STBKKT PATTFRN8 and MODPJa of all deacrlptloo niad. promptly. aA rsaannahlo rataa. TR0MIaS0KY01ES. BOSVS, Mortffagem and Other tSecnriUc, BOUGHT ASDSOVD.

Tn Roainees attended to by And a Oeneral Money In J. K- Brokt-r, Sin. 107 Fourth avenue. TUX rabllc ComanlaaJoner of Deeds tar aeaxly all the rstates. Offica-: Ka 14 FOURTH AVKNUK.

PUUbnrgh. Prompt attention vUl bo lyn to the taking of DenoaS- tlon.aod tbe Acknoledment of Doada. that, in Lady JxaM and Mivlame 1 in. Miss Is effectively emotional, aud there are scenes In the piece well enough worked up to draw tears from the stoniest eves of unsympathetic critics. Fault should not be fouixt with any actress for attempting this to them attractive dual character; vet Miss Dargon is ever so much better in several other characters and may be trusted not to give this too otten.

To-night she appears In "IV5bo.su." a translation of Mosen-thal's u-agedy ot that name, which was the original of the msde so popular by Mtss Batemau. There Is a delightful little girl the oompanv at this theatre, whe does the dying hov in '-East Lvnne" sdroirabty, and she has an lmrsirtant part to nua! nsvments. Twenty-five dollars must be paid Orders SallrUl tnm tha Wfc.lr.aJe Traaia hr T. 1. WILLSON, MERCHANDISE BEOKEK, Cornrr 1-lbertT Htrret and Math Avraaa.

SOLS AGK.VT tXK A New Wrinkle, WITH NO BED BUGS. PERRY'S PATENT FOLDING BED LOUNGE, BOLD ONLY BY Lemon Weise, us ForrRTn avenue, Where nay be foe rid a Fell AnenrtmeR ef ei-ier i'heeuber aad Kiiohee XJ It IV 1 Tl? IX 12 the auctioneer on account oi eaiu pu. VrKun, M.vnafacttirwi of PE1ZK Bjdlh VHJTABU' HAIR OIIA No. 175 WYWK A KM K. 1 n-IS ITRf PA.

Drnrtta and Deafen), la oonaultln their own lutrtrL od inoaaa of tt4r patrons, ahould (wad in thrfr orir for K1-AL OIU Manufactort! from Pur VKtabl Oil WtmnM toirlve aattefactlon. Sold by Iru-ClsUand lai4sra erarvwhara. Ordaca wwaoaa to. Cairo, octooer inis to ht. Lttils, 10 P.

it; I mplre, Evanevilie packet, Wasgow, VKsburg to St. Louis, 3 a. Ada" HeilmaoT Jemphis to Cairo, a u-western N-w Orleans to Cairo, 41. Bee, Cairo 7 las a Halite, St. Louis to Vicksburg, 'ITI Men phis Sk loula, 9 a- su oca to New Orleans, 1 r.

Indiana, OrleanJ i Cairo, Monntalneer St LoSnio Memphis. p. x. Henry O. agi Orleans to St Louis, r.

The steamer 6a lie struck the batik above Cairo this morning, causing her to leak badly and slightly damaging tier cargo in the hold. She will have to be docked before completing the trip. River stationery. Heavy rain last night. Clear; thermometer 60.

HI. 1 tr LoriR. Arrived St Johns. Messenger and Northwestern, Keokuk; W. Lewis, VeruDhis- K.

H. Durfee, Shannon and Capitol citv, New Orleans. Departed ft Johns, Keokuk North-weMern St Paul; Commonwealth and La-Large, Memphis. River ruing slowly. Weather t.car and cooler.

Meauphls. CAn-REttRY has, we are pleased to emcintSoveret. as he The ball anuears to have entire the play as Drfiran utn enimren act intelll- i. nn the stage they can carrv an the rnnr.i i gently on the stage they can carrv all tbe reelings of his back. He says it Is his intention to hlTe ex LIVINGSTON Iron Foondrrs, MaDofACtirm l.labt 4-Jrey Iron CASTIISGS.

(IJaht Chm od aur Kprrlally.) Loose -lolnt Bntta, Rhnttar and Oat Hinrm, Iatcbea, Su-h Pnliwya. and other article of Buttdt-n' Hardware. tm baud. IXftcw and Work near a(r A il--caeny OiW. tddma.

Isook Kox V2. PittaburaUi, Pa. I IZ Tl RY. Dt. F.

rtJNDENBERG, Has resumed the practice of his profmslon, at No. lOf! IOUHTH AVKMUtt, between Wuod and Binithlioid streets. mmmmmm- tracted as soon as he gets stronger. remarkable, he has no cough or htm again and uon- an audience with mem, auu one is as Intelligent "rv particular" request Miss Dargon win recite T. Buchanan Reade's poem, "Sheridan Riav tBia evening.

The new bill presented last night was Abel MANUFACTITRER8 OF irie with him In the daily walks of business and so Buy None but the Best. The Improved Sampson Howe Standard Scales, flV IT ttf 00 wr a cial RnrGnuEIKnialiiiHilli bv nsing JuniOeT Tar wtuFHin iM-toher Clear and eonL River a very good one, and met the hearty approval of the isrge audience nresent The bill will the "Burning of Chicago" and a fine variety Soap, maiiufaclured by Caswell. Hazard. C'o-( ork. Arnvedlea-al Tender.

New Or ALL INFORMATION GIVKN AT Company's Office, 75 FOURTH AVENUE, oa FORI'' Cashier W-n-lleld las, aianaUrld, II. 13. S3I1THSON, SALESMAN. Atel's Prize Medal Hair Oils. aA rvo Ai'iU AIo, HATKNT MllNHV DKAWKIl, WAKKHOtSK AMU L.

D. HARBAUGH, R. B. PETTY, ATTORNEVS.AT.LA 158 FOURTH AVENUE. PITTSBURGH.

OolterUoas promptly attended to. leans. lMimrtert Silver Bow and SU Josephs, St. Louis; lcks, New Orleans. Little Keck.

I.iTii. Rot'E. fcutr 2. Ilesvv rain Isst In a riot at Oak Lake, the present terminus of the Northern Pacific Railroad, yesterday, a Swede named Kundsen was killed by a notorious blackleg PETROLEUM, uaiueu John Wants, and several other Swedes In S0UDER M'CLURO, i leal to day. Klver lose aix inches ami still rising.

jured. Wauis was arrested and taken to St Paul 3 WOOU OTRKET, lor tai. in parted Celcate, from Memphis. New Orleans. Orleak.

N-t4ljer as. Arrived Tom Jasper FAIRBANKS' STANDARD entertainment Library Bali The Chicago Light Guard Band had, we are sorry to say. but a small audience last night Our citizens should see to ft that the house is well filled to-night The band, addition to their other claims on the public svmpathy, can claim to be second only to Theodore Thomas's orchestra as a concert troupe. The programme last night was an excellent everv numlier was rendered in suih a manner aa to satisfy the most critical auditor. The troupe their mat entertainment to-night unless can be prevailed npon to give a matinee on Saturday.

We hope that they will accede the very general desire, and slay over in the lily for that purpose. G1YGEBMEL OF ROSES, A SCPEEIOS ABTICLK. FS CI1AIPED HANDS, FACES AND HPS, and IselL par-una. inm tork county, South Carolina, state that arrests have been made of numiiers of men leaving the county. Ttieir deserted Minnies are suffering.

Busl uess of all kimis is suspeuded. UaJttauore atlle JJAILK0AD IR0X AT LOW PRICKS, Far Side Tracks, C.al Roads, Also. SPLICE BARS AND SPIKKS. Apptr to HITCHCOCK, RIcCUEEHV Ac CO, 349 L1BKRTY STRBJCT, up JOHN M. COOPER STEAM PUMPS.

SS. PKNN 8 a PITTS mmoB. FA. nyotl. ber 2.

'at i Is d'dl th. rry ht etn WARING KING, Merchants and Brokers la Per-, leataa an4 Its Office No. 4 DOQUE8NK WAT. PlttobareH. Pa.

Tl Lrtvi. li'SO wli imr In Louisville yesterrlay, LtaSy gorier of the regular army, shot and instantly killed J. V. Wii. llanos, a companion In arau, lor imi.rouer intiiuicy with nss (Italy's) wife.

i HIRHUKS. lR-KA I 172 AYE. riTTSBUECJlL. rteuAid lair Otc-Vi rttt.UJl 2.se,.