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PITTSBTJK GIT COIitERCTAIi GAZETTE, WEDXESDAT, JUSTE 16. 189T. COUNTING THE COST. tjfiTIJ THOU TiflTCfiV DU 111 1UU2V 1 UiOUile sV tor an Injunction to restrain the bank from transferrins' tne certiticates to any or.e except himself. OX THE CO-OPERATIVE PLAN.

Retail Grocers of Allegheny May All local advertisements under the follow! beadtacst WASTED, PERSONALS, LOST and FOtSD, FOR RE.NT and FOR SALE will be Inserted at the rate of OXK CEM A WORD CASH. WE HAVE THOUGHT NOT OF PROFIT Or getting back what we have Invested. It's simDlv a reduction of stock, and in cmier to ac- complish this we'll name vou LOWIiR PRICES THAN ANV OTHER STORE WILL NAME IN THESE TWO CITIES. iPETS. 8 quality Axminster (J I uptts I SI.

50 grade Smith's Vel- QQg 65c kind Ex-Super Car 50c pets 91 pets 90c and 5.1 Tai-stry Car- Cfla 60c INTENSE SUFFERING FROM DYSPEPSIA AM) STOMACH TUOIBLE. Instantly Relieved uud Permanently Cared By Stuart's Uyi-pepxla. Tablets. A Neve Discovery, But Sot Patent Medicine. Dr.

Redwell relates an interesting account of what he considers a remarkable cure of acute stomach trouble and chronic dyspepsia by the vse of the new discovery. Stuart's Tablets. He sp.ys: The patient was a man who had suffered to my knowledge for years with dyspepsia. Everything he ate seemed to sour and create acid nd guses in the stomach; he had pains like rheumatism in the back, shoulder blades end limbs, fullness and distress after eating, poor appetite and los of flesh; the heart became affected, palpitation and sleeplessness at night. I gave him powerful nerve tonics and blood remedies, but to no purpose.

As an experiment I finally bought a 50-cent package of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets at a drug store and gave them to hirn Almost Immediate relief was gHen and after lie had used four boxes he was to all appearances fully cured. There wes no more acidity or sour watery risings, no bloating after meals, the appetite was vigorous and he has gained between 10 and 12 pounds in weight of solid, healthv flcfcli. Although Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are advertised and sol 1 in drug stores yet I consld '-r them a most valuable addition to any physician's line of remedies, as they are perfect harmless ar.d can be given to children or Invalids or any condition cf the stomach with perfect safety, being harmless and containing tothlng but vceetabie and fruit essences, pure pepsin and Golden Seal. Without any question they are the safest, most effective cure for indigestion, biliousness, censtipatk and all derarge-ments of the stoma however slight or severe. Stuart's Dvspeps'a Tablets are made by the Stuart Co.

of Marshall. and sold by druggists everywhere at fifty cents per packi go. Little book on stomach diseases mailed flee, address Siuart Marshall, Mich. On our Center Bargain Counter we show choice Si. oo Dress Goods cut to 20c per vard.

G. J. SGHONOELMEYER 68-70 OHiO CSOOOvCCOOCOC-C-OCOOGCCCCCCCCC Start a. Wholennle Hoase. I The Retail Grocers' asso iatcn of Allegheny is considering a novel plan to down the wholesale grocery monopolies, ihe members want a wholesale house of their own on the North Side, to be ior.ducted along the co-operative line.

Each grocer will be given an Interest in the concern. An effort will be mad to raise $50,000 to carry out the scheme. W. H. Good, a retail grocer of Allegheny.

Is one of the chief agitators of the new idea. He said that co-operative wholesale houses are run in New York and tee larger cities. With such an independent enterDiise, he says, all the members of the concern could get goods at low prices, thereby saving much money through the Incretised profits. The matter will come up at the next meeting of tne association. It is claimed that the North Side grocers are having some difficulty with the wholesalers at present.

1EE OIl'kEILDS. Old-time operators In the middle and northern oil heids are moving to the lower southwest in quest of new pools to develop. An operator from Butler stated yesterday that scarcely a day parsed but one or more of the ola-timers departed for the same part of the lower south- west, with Pa rkersburg or Marietta as the objective point. They, he said, had come to the conclusion that the territory in the upper country had been so thoroughly worked over that there was no longer any room for the wildcatter to secure a block of leases and driil with 1 any chance of making a winning strike, and they had to move out or quit the business. The territory In the vicinity of Corn-wallis and the dd volcano held is r.t-trartlnsr the most attention, and for the next few months there wiil te a great deal of work started and completed.

Wood county wiil share in the new operations. The Naughton ft Co. well on the Maih-eny farm, south of Cornwalds, is better than the average salt sand producer It is still holding at 250 barrels The previous gushers have ail declined to less than VX barrels a day. Jn the Benwood pool in Monroe county, there will be several new weils due to-morrow. The Fisher Oil Company No.

3 on the Neff 40-acre and trie same 1 company's important test on the Jacob Cehrs farm will be due at that time. The McFadden. Twitchell Co. No. 3 Wirchey is now the best producer in placing 3ij barrels a day to its credit.

The company's No. 2 and 3 Howell are m.iklng 200 and V- barrels respectively. The same company's No 1 Schnmbaoh and No. 2 Neff. 15'? and 250 barrels each.

The Liberty Oil Company's Nos. 2 and 4 McFarland, 100 and 140 barrels respectively. Culhertson Co. were very much elated over the made by their we'd on the Piatt farm, but whMi the gas pressure was encountered the oil disappeared. To the west arid northwest of the Pen-wood pool leasers hnve been recently taking up territory and there is some new work contemplated for the near future.

An extension to the Ron wood poo! is hardiv to be expected in either of the dire tions mentioned, but a new pool is among the possibilities. South of the Mills tract, In Wetsel county, the South Perm Oil Company has drilled into the raitd on the McCoy farm and has a show for a producing well. At Perrysvllle the Forest Oil Company's No. 6 Brant is making i barrels an hour and was expected to get the second pay last night Starr. Anderson No.

3 Espey was alo due in the sand last night. The Forest Oil Company has mad-the location for No. on the Brant farm. Receipts and Deliveries. Following- are the receipts and cf oil as l-j th various ipe lins for june 1 i Naiional TranMt Company -Huns.

shipments, 1.1T7.S2. Soutfc-we-t Pennsylvania Pip" Line Company Runs tW shipments. i5.3'. The Kuckt Pipe Line Ootnpn (Mieks-btrrg- dlviblon) Runs'. fhipintnts, none.

The Buekee Pioe Ijn ilima Ui-visKn Uuris, S.3T6.5; f.hinrr'pnts, 5'. t-v ul. The F.ureica line Llr.a 2. 57S.fr) Southern Pip Line Company Shipments, 28 675.43. New York Transit Company Shipments.

QM. 79. Crescent Plp-o Llii Coropar.y Shipment. 8 2.54. The Oil Markets.

Te pri'f- f.r rro.lir balances was vnchsr.ge 1 st Tn? Prod'teers aad Itetlaers' was uiicbar.isd at 'il! City. June no r.jd. Credit boVinfes, S7c Shipments, bhl: nin, bbM. Ninr York, June IS. Pennsylvania oil steady; July, fco.

The Oil Smeller's Parkersburg. W. June 15 (Special John Mposmau. the Swiss "oil smeller," killed oa" the Ohio River railroad last week, in work made of certain Inst rumerts. Ammiir lis efforts are several curiot'S little Instruments, one being a small box In the snape of a plumb box, which is purziing oil men very much.

Th" contents of the box appear to be a mineral substance. which. when held over anything but oil remains quiet, out as soon as held over a sf ot or bottle of oi! It begins swaying back and forth like the pendulum of a clock. His plumb box we tested bv a great many oil meu yesterday and to-day, but none of them could explein it. Hi ih School Honors.

Honors in the academic department of the Pittsburgh high school have been" awarded ss follows: Howard Guftav Schlatter, first; Carrie E. Kein. seiand; Fred VV. Henrici, third: John Paul Cameron, fourth; 5211a L. Jones, fifth: Fannie lsabeile Brown, sixth; George J.

Wr'ght, seventh; Hugh McKean Jones, eighth; Zimmerman, ninth: Harry Stein, tenth. The class night performances will be held in the chapel oi the high school on Fri-dav evenirg, June IS. The high school picnic will be held at Idlewild on June 2L Hon. W. S.

Linton's Lecture. Hon. W. S. Linton will deliver a patriotic lecture this evening at Old City hall.

Market street. A uatrlotlc program has been arranged. Including short addresses 1 by Prof. Coffey of Braddock ar.d Re-'. C.

11. Fitzwiiiiam of the Fifth Avenue Bap tist church. YVhut Two Cents Will Prove. For a 2-ccnt stamp Pretzingcr Chemists, Davtori, Send a free sample of PRE TZINGE R'S CATARRH BALM. This remedy will prove and is guaranteed to do more good atid to cure in less time, for less money and trouble than any other medicine or treatment obtainable.

Nothing so efficacious has ever been ofTcred to the public. For sale by druggists or mailed for 50 for fuil-tlzed Jur. "I had catarrh for six.y -seven years and your Balm cured me. My head is now clear and I have energy for work and business, while before usintr your remedy I did not care whether I was living or dead." GEO. K.

ZOLLINGER. Grcenviilage, Pa. "By the use of our Catarrh Bairn my daughter has been entirely cured of Catarrh, after a total failure of a number of years' treatment by the best physicians which this state afford. You are at Ub-eity to publish this, if you think that It will benefit suffer Irg humanity." B. S.

HUBBARD, Camden, O. The bljrit at Vandergrift -not those lieautiful sloping l-nck-puved streets, nor ii modern house, tiot the electric ltfcht, uor tlie dridriage; it Li ths water. lprv in urn DAMAUU SUTS. They Arr Corprllui and Ar for Fuch. Three suits for damages against corporations were entered yt-sterday, for In each tas.

rhil'p Knfcel sued the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to recover for the death of wife, Margaret Entrl. who was killed ft the Panhandle tunnel on May 27 last. The pla.ir.?if claiir.s that his wife was misinformed by a trakeman and alighted from a train at the fourth avenue station. There au-othe- tnipiuye three ted her to the Union depot, and ne started throtih the tunnel, where she was k'lled. Catherine Moran of Homtead entered s-uit SKinst the A Highland liailway Company for personal injuries.

Htr lelt arm was broken and sae wa.) otherwise injured. Thi plaintiff is y-sr" of age. Albert Kins' 9gahi entered suit and claims he was injured on the Pittsburgh MiKvaie line on Ohio street on Jt.ne V). lbK. He claims that the horse lie was driving was run into by a car.

The animal ran away ar.d he was thrown from the park trap. lie to recover the personal juries received und the Carnage done to tne horse and vehicle. ASSESMKMS TOO IflGll. Pulley lloloers Want Alleged Eicei-irr lliarget Returned. A biil In e-iutty was filed in common pitas court Is'o.

3 by A. J. Jolly and thirteen other complainants against the Manhattan Benefit Life association of Bosron. They that the Insurance company be compelled to pay them sums of money ccllocted In excess of an original agreement, and se an order from tlie court restraining the defendant association from col.i-ctlnss any assessments in eicesc of their original contract. Fraud ia certain transactions Is claimed.

Trior to March 21, lS'jl. the complainants were members of the Western Union Mutual Life and Accident society, and tpon this date the latter society was merged Into tne defendant company. The. complainants declare It was to them that the assessments wo Md not bo increased but since that time they fcive pai $4,979 64 in excess over the assessment of the Western Union society. It is set forth that these representations an i others were fraudulently made.

In addition to the other requests the defendant association Is asked to fumiah a true account of tha money paid by the complainants. Knnd Jury Ketnroa. The grand jury made the following returns yesterday: True biila Misdemeanor, Ethel Barwe.ll; assault and battery, Paul Cushner, John Doe, alias William Bailiey; felonious assault and battery. Bernard Clanstnin; larceny by bailee, John K. Hull et larceny, James Mitchell; assault and battery, bc-orca Jackscn; felonious assault and pointing firearms Charles Jones; larceny and receiving stolen goods, Luther Little; felonious assault and battery.

Charles Lipscom; false pretenso, KJwar 1 H. Mer.gf et ai; fab-e pretense, S. Mayer; larceny, S. Mayer, alias James Wlisou; fordid entry A. J.

Puf.ir.bursr; sebiag liquor without a license, Phllomenii iSchoit; assault and battery, Edward Stcry; carrying cot etaled weapons, Jo ha Smith; felonious assault and battery. Robert Wat kins. Ignored biils Misdemeanor, Samuel Berkroan; larceny, Frank Burr; aggravated assault and battery, William Ford; malicious misehW. Jacob Grabowsky; rr.l-idemeanor, John Kahegger; illegal liquor selling, Harry Mar to; larceny, Minnie Harris, aliis Minnie Balz; larceny bv bailee, W-mry Kunkclman; perjury, A. London; assault and battery, John Meehan; false, pretence, antes Clark; misdemeanor.

Otto WiUey; sa're, George W. Smith; illegal liQor selling, John Walters, larceny, John Wilson; assault and battery, Dujiiel Winston. Tu-Da)1! Trial l.iri. Criminal court Commonwealth against G. Augustus Page, J.

H. Blair, H. C. Buchma.ii, Pubert J. Joyce, John Mona-ben, Geoige Brown or al.

William Skel-ton. Jacob Miller, Mike Spartick, Tim Daley, David Djufehtrty. James Bery, TuclouT Freeman, John Starks, George Byets, Luther Little, Angelo Contello. George Jackson. Fred Baroh'irdt, J.

Hall. John Smith. Jams Cunningham, Henry Weber et al, George Balloz et al. Edwia Harris. W.

P. Xaser, Joseph Buseelous, Jsws Keraty, Robert Campbell, Morris Wolkofsky, Charles Johnston, Andy Miirero, James Dannagan and Alexander Zuello. The I I n. Labor Ordinance. A hearing ia the cae of Edward F.

Elliott against ths city of Pittsburgh and E. M. Bigelow, director of the department of nubile works. lnvolvir. tho validity of I the ordinance reuulriiip bidders on city contracts to employ union labor, took place yesterday.

George H. Stengel was an interested spectator. ltecelvern' MoatMy Report. The fourth monthly report of the receivers of the Pennsylvania Lead was filed. HhOvVinr that the receivers charge themselves with S3 and I claim credtt for X3.

The net gain for the month Is Si.t 01. making- a riet gain to date of $50,364 27. Gone tf the Supreme Court. I The case of the Sterrett school sub-district against the city of Pittsburgh. Involving an appeal from the report of the i board of viewers on the Improvement of Homewood avenue.

fcts been taken to the supreme court. The plaintiff board was awarded $9, 'MO damages. LCGAL BHIEI'S. Etel'a Walker entered suit against Martha Waller, asking uamagea for malicious prosecution. A decree in divorce was granted in th siit of Hannaa E.

Moore asainst W. H. oore. The couple are well knowu in McKeesport. Executions were Issued yesterday cgainst W.

E. Osborn by Oliver McClin-tock Co. for S3t'4 84, and against Anna E. AmheiiQ by Mrs. Teresa Miller for e-l irn en A stntmcr.t was filed In the suit of Chark-s W.

Allison agair.st the township' of McCatidless. The plaintiff wants for beir.g injured by belli; thriwn from a wagon on account of the poor road. A petition filed In quarter sess'ons court yesterday asks for the transfer of th? Ucer.se cf Mrs. Frances Link. 155 South Twelfth street, to Frederick Hoffman.

The paper states that Mrs. Lij Is 61 years old and in bad health. The orphan' court issued a citation to "Walter S. Snyder requiring him to show cause why he siionld net be removed as guardian of Birdie Belle tveenan of Turtle Creek. Snyder Is charged with Incompetency In harddrg hi ward's estate.

The Atte Is Prosecutor. Mrs. Anna McMott. alias Mrs. Anna Litt'ewood.

of No. 1103 Perm avenue, and I Daniel W. Harren of i.7 Twelfth street were committed to jail yesterday after- noon by Alderman James J. Kirby for a hearing Friday. Mis.

Filla Harren, the wife of Daniel V. Harren. has sued both for surety of the peace, alleging they threatened to kill her Monday night when ei.e saio; a few things to the woman about her character and asked her husband to stop giing with her. More Organisations Report. Thd reports showing that th: ward of tbe Seventh, Twenty-fifth and Twenty-eighth wards have been organized were yesterday received at Re-rubllc-an headquarters, and also reuorts showing that the following district asso ciations have beeii organized: Sixth district association o-f the Thirteenth- ward.

Third dl'trtot association of the Twenty-sixth tp.11 i and Third district association of the Eighth ward. Those who have not organized an 1 sent lu their reports are requested to do so. Will Open on July 1. Director Barton Grubby of the Allegheny department of charities has decided to open the new children's summer sanitarium on Spring Hill. July 1.

There has been one application received for admittance to the home. There wtil be accommodations fGr about fifty young: ores. THERE IS A CLASS OF PEOPLE Who injured by ths nse of coBVe. Riit. ty tnre lias ten placed In all trie grocery ftcro nw csnea okai.n-O, niats ot pte a-ralns, that takes ih piacs ct The roost deih-au stomseh it without distress, sid few can tti it from cof.

does cot tost oer as much. Chil-j din ray drink it ma great benefit. 15c and Si psr pckas. Try It ask Car ORAXN-U EXDEAVORERS F1GIRE OX A TRAS-CO. TRIP.

In Many Cases the Expense Is la-der-Et limited Liberal Allowance Necessary If the Tourist Would See CallforuiA Properly. Several hundred Cnristian Endeavorers In I'ittsburgh ard Allegheny and vicinity have been figuring for weeks on the probable cost a trip to the sixteenth international convention at San Francisco, July 7-12. A vnst amount of blank paper has been wasted in this way and pencils have been sacrificed by the score, for. aficr all, the prospective tourist wlil not be able to arrive at a dsfirdfe and reliable estimate until after he has returned home and counted up his balance. Then, doubtless he will find In most cases that Ms former estimates have been woefully small and will wonder he never thought of some things.

As it is there is every probability that hundreds will leave home with a sum of money which in the whirl of travel will disappear long before the mind, eye and e3r have been satisfied with what the Pacific coast has In store for the intelligent tourist. In making an estimate of expenses there are some items which can be set down with certainty and in the following calculations the railroad fare from Pittsburgh to San Francisco and return will be a fixed item nt $'32. the Pullman fare for the round trip and the tourist car fc-re for the sane trip $12. The cost of other items will vary according to the ste and clrcumstant es of the tourist. Kstimatis of the total cost of the trip differ widely.

J. Henry Stauff of this city, assistant transportation agent, has furnished an estimate showing that two persons traveling together can make the trip for a little less than each. It is as follows: Am Estimate of Cost. Fare from Pittsburgh to California and return, $12: one berth in tourist car from Chicago to California and return, $12; meals en route, $12, seven days in California at Jit per cb-y, $21; incidentals, $10, making a total expense for two of il79, or for each of 50. This estimate admits of no side trips, nor much ot arij thing but a stiaigbt run to the convention ar.d horn-? agiin.

Mr. ctauff does not recommend it to anyone who can do better, and would not advise anyone to attempt the trip for leys than $12C. estimate given out by Mr. Stauff is: Railroad fare, Pullman fare and meals en route for the round trip from Pittsburgh, $104 eight days in California zt $2. $hi; $3.

Total, This estimate Is based on principles of strict economy and the tourist will leave much unseen that he -w 111 long to see. According to another estimate a single person may make the round trip for $110. but he must u.so the tourist car from Chicago and return. All these estimates, except the lirst. provido for eight days in California and four dayj each on the outbound and return trips, making a totul absence from home of sixteen nays.

Right there is the troub'e -w i tit ail the ofiiclal estimates. Very few persons wiil care to journey to San Francisco and having attended the convention, turn around and come home, leaving most of the wonders of the Pacific coast behind them. The majority will wish to spend a mcnth oti the excursion, and that means the expenditure of ii great deal mure money. Samuei A. Myers, traveling pas-smger agent of the Union Pacific system, said yesterday that a very reliable estimate for respectable but not extravagant travel could be trade by allowing a day for every day out.

Rev. E. R. Lonehoo. who Is an experienced traveler, t-atd no o.te should expect to t-pertd less than $100 la addition to railroad fare In a llrect trip to the convention and return.

He said; "There will be incidentals beyond the calculation of most peopie. Certainly everyone will want to make a few short fide trips, as for instance, to San Jose. With his extra hundred dollars he will not be able to do any swell either. I can take the cost of a rcpect-ahle trip to Christian Endeavor convent ton and Dublin; Kdla-burgh and Paris and see all I want to see of those cities." Whnt home Will Spentl. Rev.

E. A. Linn of the Thirty-ninth Street Presbyterian ohsrch places the cost of the trip at $200 for a single per-scn. An Allegheny City pastor's wife proposes to make the trip on $12: but ia tet-ting doubtful a tout her estimate. Rev.

Dr. vV. H. McMillan of the Second United Presbyterian church, Allegheny, put 5 the cost of tho trip at $2i0, arid then says the merr.hershlp of his denomination have an arrangement by which they will board while in San Francisco for $1 per day. Rev.

J. T. McCrory, D. ex-state president of the Endeavorers. said everyone should allow himself not less than $ii per dav exclusive of all railroad and Pullman fares.

Rev. Dr. Cbalfant of the I'ark Avenue Presbyterian church, who has visited the Pacific coast live times and is authority on the question, thinks most of the estimates too low. He prefers the tourist cars to the Pullman in summer and said the cost of living in San Francisco was remarkably low, but thinks there are hundreds of things to teke the attention and the money of the tourist, which he cannot exactly estimate before leaving home. Each tourist, he thinks, should provide himself with $200 for a modest trir.

Rev. J. M. Maxwell, D. of the Mo-nongahela Presbyterian church believes in comfort when traveling long distances and would not attempt the round trip on less than t0 or t.i.

Other estimates made vesteidy differed as widely as those given. It is safe to say that a low estimate of the cost of a trip to the great convention and return, in a nodest but comfortable ptyle. will not be less than $150. It can be made, a3 Mr. Stauff ho3 shown, for less than $100, but it is lU.elv the tourist who accepts these ng-un-s wiil Trifili before he returns that he had made a more liberal ewtimate.

rock foist. Allesrleny Ccsnty Christian I i -dea-wor Society Will Picnic Saturday. The Allegheny County Christian Endeavor union will picnic at Rock Point Saturday. The purpose of the committee in charge is to make this the great social event In the history of the union. The following sports will take place at 3 p.

in. In frunt of the dining pavnion: Running race for boys 12 to 15 years of age, 100 varus; running race for girls under 14 vears of age. t'O yards; running rf.ee. free-for-i-'l, 2i- yards; runing race lor voung ladles. HO yards; walking contest "for young ladies, 40 yards; distance it mpir.g contest, open to young men over 20 years of age; high jumping contest, open to young men over 20 years of age; potato race, for young men under 20 years of age; tug ot war.

six young men each site; tug of war, six young ladies each side. Prizes will be given the winners of these contests. The train will leave Union station at 8:15 a. city time, stepping at Allegheny. Woods Run.

Beile-! vue, Olenlield, Sewlekley and West Roch ester. Returning will leave i'oint at 7:30 p. city time. AI ED A HEARING. Charges Agrnlitst lusoranca Men Will He Tried In Court.

A hearir.g was set for 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon before Alderman J. V. MoMasters in the cases of G. M. Alexander and son, Joseph S.

Alexander, Smith Agnew and Henry L. Rirgwait, charged by Maj. Barton D. Evans, chief clerk ft Commissioner James II. Lambert of the int.ure.ni-e department of Pennsylvania, witn misdemen nor.

but rill waived a hear-in? and gave bail In $00 each for court. The defendants are charged with having Pa ed within the past two years policies cf insurance Jtor compjnies or associations huvi.ig no authority to transact fire insurance business within tills state, being foreign r-rporations which have not been recognized by the state authorities. rtolldtnx Fermlin. Reed B. Coyie took out a permit yes terday to build two two-story brick houses on Home-wood avenue, Twenty-fecoud ward, to cost $10,000: E.

Lyon, two-story frame house on ijinien avenue. Twenty-rirst ward, to cost T. A. two-story brick house on Boqnt stret. Fourteemh ward, tot cost and William Grieb, three two-story frame houses on Berthoud street.

Thirteenth I ward, to cost Tha Meth.xlist book i concern took out a permit to repair their building, damaged by the Home fire. Ts rspaim will coat MOTURR TRlt'9 TO KILL HF.K UI1 LE PAIiY AU liKIiSKLP. )Zrn. Miller Fed Her Infant Pari Greeg, an' Then Swallowed a Smtk Doae of It Didn't Mol to Be Saved Jotn yir le. Because fcer r.u.bs rv3 was ont ot employment, and farirsr that sub wotiM fom Car want.

Mr. George M.lier No. Ksrrs Troy Kill, yesterday inornJnK trid to kill her l'l-month's-vii baby girl ar.i then ccnmlt aulehje. She forced a nose fzti gTree.i 1own the child's thront end STa'ioweJ a quantity of the poison herself. Tho coniIti-in of mth'-r and cr.Ul WS3 pre-Mrljus at a late hour last The wo-nan's liuabiJ 1 a man, and durlrg th1 presert summer he has had diflcul'y In find'iia" work.

Trie reln-tlors D-tveen hiistril ami wife were of a pieaaEt nature. Mrs. Miller, who is cni? -i years) old. Is of a nervous ten-pramnr, ami has ben quite Irritable raogntly. Her husband say he has money at hi comrnar.l ar.il that there "ss no ixnmeJIate need for worry.

Mrs, Mliler appeared restless all of yet-terdiy morning and about 10 o'clock she left ttt house, saying sh was going to the grcery store. She visited the Troy Hill pharmacy arid purchased a 6-cent box of parU exf.iair.ing to the clrc that 3'n needuJ the to kill buE3 and roaches. Mr. Milier wai absent from the hous his wife returned. S.ie evidently ip'iTed the potion with water in a cup rd then poure 1 the paris grrecn down her cl lid's throat Thn she swallowed what Was left In the M'Mer iiscovered his wife In bed a hours i.er.

Th-i bahy wits vomitmi? and was deathly rick. Mr. Miller immediately sumrxioned Lr. T. J.

Mciee and he iorkd Pr over fin hour before there TH3 any "prospect of saving the mother or cbfid. The womsn did not want to aaved. 6h- pleaded with the physi-rlan, eaytr.s"; tr.f.t ene could not beur live. they attempteil to give ir. Fh forced the arias? ojr an.l it was found) necessary to use foc before sie would swaliow.

Tha woman told pol'rnan Adrtm Hein that she triel to kill tha baby liecatisn she feared the l'ttle thing coutd not liva without her. Mr. Miwr would not say anything about the ait of his wife, t.nd attributes it to recent He was heart-broken over the unfortunate affair. Ir. MofJee says the poison swallowed by th ehiid was enough to kill two persona.

The baby, he said, suffered terribly. is ami doubtful aoout the condition of his ratier.ta. Officer Adam Ilein made a report to the police department iate last nisht that the cor.d!t'.n of the mother and child was etlll precarious. He secured the additional Inforir.arlon that Miiler'aiso made an effort to poison her diuh-ter, Cecelia, aged wears. Ti'hen she returned from the and gave the parts fcreen to the vot'ngest.

and hai taken a doaa tf tb poLvn herself. Ilin says sr. called to her hus--and. wno was down stairs, telline htm that she had ended errythin an' that was all his fa-iiU Mr, Milter toid the fflct-r that Le ran upstairs tn time to save one child from swallowing the poison. He then made his youngest child, who had kn th poison, swallow some water, lie that h's idleness caused his wife to cormnit fhe deed.

Shs frequently threant-iied kilt berse'f and two children, sj the h'isoand Bays. CU.VSTJXLtSI COSVICTLU. OeBjiinfiln Usiicaa anvl Lwrry E. Gltna Fannd Utility. Tn criminal rourt yesterday, before Judg Slag-ie.

Constables Benjamin Dun-ran and Larry Glenn of this city wera trnylcted of and battery. Th pTosecutor In the case was Mrs. Ida Dean fcf StK Meadow st-ett, who rlafmel to "nsva Uen rouj-hly bandied by the when they tame to houso on busins a coupl-f months ag-o. Che tetlied that they came to her house to lvy on goods to satisfy an exe-C'i ton against a relative cf They were very rough In their manner and and ai peered to have ben Bii- attempted to dony their pasaffe cp a flight of stairs, tellir-p them that tbs )d3 up there bronzed to her. They would not to her -and forcibly rlragd hir down th sta.rs and out tf teir way.

The coistabies on the witness stand denied thiit they had been Intoxicated. Duncan said told the wman they had come to her "nouse on official business, and that it would be. useless for her to place obstacles In their way. He claimed that he merely pue-hed his way paat Mrs. when she f-'ooti on the steps.

The lury was out ortiy a few minutes when It returned wfth a verdict cf guilty. Judze lathed the unfortunate al-flerrnen with criticism agaia yesterriay for tri'liiv? cajf-. to court. The Ss called fcrth whin two boys were up for trl; on a ei'ir ol horse staiinjr The boys were Ed war Eiline nd Albert T'rnt. They aecti- i r.f horse stealing by C.

il Ooehrlng- 171 Sandusky sweet. Aiie-rher y. Th-y had ben at tha rate track at Writfhaii snd drove away with a hors ftit beloniring to Mr. Goeh-rin. The boy std the had b-jen toid that they cou'd take a ride and had no Intention of riline the rly.

Judge Stow. at first th-UEht of suspending: sentence upon of cost, but tn: bos' pa-rent wm r.ot able to pay them. He ihen sentenced the defendants to one day In the workhouse. Attorney Bernarr.ln J. Jarrett fried hi rrort yesterday In clerk of courts' ofTic; as a i iitor to distribute the jr'slng from forfetie retoijnliane in a case Jainst Georgt Hess.

The latter was "Pd lr? Dember, 1SS1. iefore Alderman John Grir-p. for enrerinjf building: with to commit a felony. He gLive ball for court, but rin tne case was called he iii Tt r.ut in an appearance. Ilesw, It was was one of two men who entered Knoch tlviyt.n'3 IcCandlcs-i towrshlp.

Kd, bound and gagged G'jyton ai.d robbed fcirn of JlTi. bond was forfeited. The money the F.uuitor distributes by giving tiuyton $170 und attorney J.f"0. The balance h-i been consum-jd In lr. P.

TliompHor: oi.icted of unlawfully cvttli and wounding David Stewart, iloorce H. Smldt was sentenced to or-e year to the workhouse for a back check from Joseph Klein. Other cass were ojed of art follow: T. DiiUy, chnrrffd with larceny bv tteii. costs on prosecutor.

J. Barney, found rot guilty of embezzling from Charbs Barr, costs divided: Michael DieM guilty to a charge ir. battery made by John Mariln: found guilty of iee. found not gul'ty of igravatei und battery an Annie fcS-j'Iivaii; J. ho H.

found not fjilty jf tssauit and ba'tery on Frank Mauve1. pay tne cost-; Frank Jianvf'l. und guilty of larceny from John Fiazier. In the cases nedle prosses wrre Wise, mayhem; F. Reich, surety of the pence: Jennie Hliler.

larce-i by bailee; Jacob Nan Lev en c-t al. arcer y. In the Clrcnlt (onrt. In the Htate-i circuit court a motion was Trade for a new trbii the plaintiff in luo suit O. J.

Iayfn A tanners, fr e. ajnlnst lliui Rees' 6.r.- -w Yo-k city In the distnet ecurt two "i admiralty were tiled by Klncaid Bros, for sui-phes. One wa the stf ar.ier T'r-nk Giirr.orw for siu 7i and thi ots.er wai iglnst me Clifton for Ji9 Filed Ills Final -oont. Tho and fraJ acoint of thi Se--cky Dciry t'ompany was flt-tJ ly 3. X.

Duncan. It shows 2.0 an I li-ii-lW acres of still The charges himself with Jij.S:ii i and ciims for semen ts amounting to JSX'J 1 a tots.1 of 42. For his own stivijea lie chai'gC'S Wants to Oet Ills Stot-k, A ill in equity riled by 11. H. Jigiint the German Natio.ia! bunk to B'-cire pofHssion of Ce? tii'u fctes for snr-j cf stdck ia the Westirg-cot)f Machine Cnrr.pany.

The plaintiif claims he pjr- ie.i the sto-k ta A. J. Law-rnce a coi'n feral security, and that aft-rwars pledrd it to the The plaintiff claim tnat he to a 4-i per cent dividend de-ciAaed oh1'" towpiy in itj'i, WAX TED. Aienti Wanted. AORN'TS -WANTED Generpl ar.d lxfil; new thing, quick pelle-, big profts, circulars.

Al-lcn Mfg. C.T., East Hiram, We. Helj Wanted. WANTED Indies In need ot first-dans help will l.e supplied on bhort notice uy Rp.ylni? at lh tdiio Allegheny, ilrs. rattensoo's ofti-e.

Jels 24 "WANTED Men and women tf firt and tr.ergy. by a responsible tlrm; potUions pernianeiti; guaranteed Kalar1s of $35 to Hd lr nr.nth. Invustlgation courted. Aalress P. V.

i'legier ai Mohawk bhir-. Cleveland, O. Female Ifvlp Wanted. WANTED Girl for general houeswerk In small famiiy. N'a 810 isediord above Fulton ei.

WANTED 2.) lady white or colored, making )er day Cull 4 to 8 p. tu. No. 2C.4 Andrew sb. East Mrs.

arris A Strawtiriase. 1 6 a 1 eHe ipvan ted. WANTED Men, br-ght, nmsi-iily Inclined, of business ability: short houre and pay; only those who can rurnlsii fecurlty or A 1 r-ference3 need ap lv, 9 to 4. C. 9.

Adams. 25 Federal Allegheny. Jelo.44 Position Wanted. WANTED Situations f.r 5 German farm hands Mrs. Leonar-i, 6i Grant St.

-Mannffer Wanted. WANTKD Re.n.-inlhl firm wants manawrf; su'ary JhXi to yearly cash anl ref rences reiuu-ed: iioMtion trinitiient we ear, busme'e. Address P. W. 7-leglcr Monawk Ovelund, O.

Mlscellasteous. WR HAVE Jjst cofnrleted a new building for storage of household roods, witn all the Improvements: l.i-t ventilmfd In two cities. Call and see for yourwlf; lowest chap-e-t rtrefu! bandilng North Side Transfer 81 North Allethenv. Tel. 8'4.

BOY LS BROS. COAL, Telerhoos tJOJ. FOR SA I.E. Coal Lands tor Sale. TOP SALTS tii.Tfl pr acre TS.Oei Seles of conl In Wife end counties.

nr Coal Iron coke works at Ktone (lap. aoei In fee, fil.r.xi aciet rnin-trg M'lll seil a a whcls or in fan. C. K. Chamberlain.

425 Fourth city Bicycles for Sale. BICYCLES Erie, Klein ar.d Fulton; sarnta wanted in ail the towns in Western Pennsylvania and Eastern 'hlo Liberal discounts to cealers. llvfries and school. Also soei.ial rrlcf a to clut-a cf thre or more. jioney makors.

hign quality, berttrtful finish: no to equl them for the price. Kor par-tlcularu call on or write E. K. Baker Specialty S-TS Wood I'itteoargli. Pa.

CO A A I)S DlUSAUl FOR acres of the famous coking coal of Wise and Dlek'nsoa counties. Virgin-a; about cT)e-tt ird of ti f.eid 1s in and covered with a tine gr wtil of valuable timber; balance in miners'; rlKt only, at a price cornjeCUoii. and cn reasonable Hee S. A. Gibson tt 4.1 Grant st Jeli-41 IseelLineons Por Sale, 'R SALE A of floe carriage horses, dark bay In eol r.

steady und rebao e. G-iod travelers Alo catirlasa and Box Plttst trw T. J. McCLER.MAN. N'j.

413 Fourth rents collects rerts. rlaces i-iid mortgages large list of cast End mid i.ropfrtics for aie or exchange. FOR SALE Banners, badees and fls at low prices by Chft. E. F.rk-ks..a.

S44 Fifth pitiaourgh. Fa, Rubber staraos ttenctl works. Je7 .3 LOTLK COAL Telephone Sooi. KOR REST. Must End Resllenoe.

FOR KENT To suit everyoody; no or mors houses. S. Ii. Lloyd, 122 fel.eriuaa E. FOR KENT Pes! robl modern resi.n, near Ellsworth It rooms ari ail eonvonif rices, v-d.

Send for list. W. A. II er-ron tions, 40 Wood eu-'J lb Alleglieny Iloes. FOR KENT Headquarters fur Allerheny houses; list free.

Joe. McMUlen, Federal st. oc.l City I'rnperty. TO LET---YERY LOW RENT C'kI house of eight rooms and ha laundry with stationary tui s. hot and co'd heated hy fumai.

In Kood condition 'hreuKhoiit. on Kal.ett Ni. Kit, ward, wi'hin 1-i hlocK3 of electric line. Ti was not t-ullt 10. rent, and th's Is a st-lndi i 10 get a good home at a low rent.

R. T. Morrli, No. 212 l'ouitt. tiJ No.

62. mi HO T.t-if Cottastes. POR PENT ferkeley SprinKS. W. completely furnished cotiage.

9 rrin and bath: electric lights: celebratcj water on Premises. Georgre No. 2-14 Fourth sv. Jelo-43 Mlieellantona-For Rent. FOR KENT Houvs and rooms; nil p.

He hen A t-on. S0 run av. sw-tf SPACE FOR RENT Seconi ar.d third f-ioiT" Sit Liberty suitable for oftlcea or light runuricturlng. Jnqulre on 1 f-r-5S-t' BOTLE BROS COAL Telephone 2-105. OTICK.

the matter of the petition of the cltv of Allegheny for the appo.nt-ment of viewer to ascertain the cotUs, I damages and exjiensea and fisws tho Deneii'3 ror ar. 1 nantnte srani of VVilaon avenue, from Luclid avonue to C'lvtrhs streot. Tenth waril In the ciurt of common pleaa No. K. May term.

The iind'-rsiftneil, having been ap-lointeJ ly t'ife court viewers In th matler, hcrehy Kive notice that they -will, on the lt day of June, A. I. jV.7, at 10 o'clock a. meet on the line cf the said Improvement. the ctrner of lOuclifl and Wilson avenues, pro-cecdlncr thence over the line of fiuhl im- I provorr.ont.

viewing the name and th affected therehy, and vill hear i oil pa-ties Interested therein and their vritrnjabes. JOHN SWAN, DAVID 15. OLIVER, JOSEPH BIlOrt'N, u-'vors 1I-1S-3t AICTIOX SAI.llS. iCi'TloN he sold at auction, for account cf whom lr may concern, at No ij Fourth avenue. Tuesday.

Jui" 'Si Bt it .30 20 ii.am, York SutV'rr Ha 11 road and -20 hr-s Su'efiuehaona trie 'o-ei Co. T. BAIl.ET, Auctlonir. i NOTHll. 1 eif Flliii W.Vrk.'A City if Atletfhony.

June 14, THE ASStiSSMKNT for the construction of a lateral sewer on all y. from Rebecca street to Lrown Finn ward, if now ready ami can be reen at the office of the iiurenu of erifcineet n.g and purveys until rlday. June S3, 1W7, when will he piaX'd In the hand? of the city comptroller to serve i.oliccs for the payment of the snie. ROUERT McAFEE. NOTICE The board of inspectors of Western penitentiary will receive pr ji0sais until 2 o'clock p.

Tcsd.vy, June Ti. Ii97. for uriilshinc- the v'enUtn-tiary with the frdlowlr-K nip, lies for a term of one rih mwits, dry-i-oodb. druH and n. iiiea.

fur niched at ihe prison, pnd f.x,(l. mils! conform to supiples exhibited. 1'oard wrvrs the to reiect any or ail bios LDWAKD S. WR4HT. PUBLIC NOTICF.

Notice is hereby K'ven tht the entire Interests cf John and Alirn berg- In whatsoever stock by tn'm hererofure hei-1 Wi the Connelly Com puny, Ism.tei. No. vi Arcn it-, A li'st-'ny, has loi puohastd ty the ilwnr.eliv Coinpar.y. ar.d Hi! connect iurs cf aforesaid parties in tbe said have Irfn since 15. .1.

M. Thaver. I Chalrn-an, Connelly a-iy. Jel Oftlcs of the Pittsburgh, A1Icheny A Plt'sburgh. Jnr ls.

To the Stoi kholjera: AT a rtieeflra of iha t.ord 'f of The hela on June 15, l)v7, aftr ilue no-ts. e. the iesolutl.n was pufsed. vis; "Hesoivfl, 11i.it a meetli.R of iSit- Kkhod-ers he culled to conver at the g'neral office of ths company. No.

33S Fourth av- 1'itts-turgh. Saturday. June rf, at 2 c'clock p. for th pnrioge of dnlnn an tlivtion of the stockiiot.ieis, at which to for or fcg-atnst inaklnjt a lene and sal of the property pnd franchises t.f the company, and that dti notice of th meeting so to be hell be irtrtri." pursuant to ths resolution thus passed, you sie hereby notlC-d that a meeting cf the stockholders for the purpose mer.ilon. will be hld st the tlir.s and place deeiguateJ In to resolution.

By order of the ho-d ll A- U. KEOxK. beoretary. DRESS GOODS. i i 25 i 25c quality Mulls, I Cp I VU 15c kind Sun.rr.fr (1.

Uv.s QC J1.00 and $1.25 grade Silk 8 and Woo! Dress 40C I GcoJs, ALLEGHENY. PA. It 411 KOAD. i In efTcct May Trains lll luve Pnv.n rotation, Plrtsburftv at rollo Standsril Thne): MAIN lUA-i'U RJ. Atlantic fctpiTM, ilnlly a.

m. 1 i.nsyUanii, lJin'ied. dally a. l.vi 1-xpr. s-.

daily a. tu. Alsln I.tn Kxinvr.s, dal 1 a. in. t'hllrfii'dn I'mnrss.

daily 4 j. p. Fsstein Kxfrrsn. dudy p. in.

Fust Line, oally p. n. A'loi'tia Aci oitmnilat ion, ak-das, ui. l.frcf k-dH's. tu, Fhllaonoliia Vail.

8u.id:ys oi. 4-t a. rn. Iialrvii Kstress. v.eek-days s.

tu. llarrlshui naLy l.ouii. ui. Acemr, loo. wek-dajs ii'i' o.

vlreensburg l- ss, sei-K-days 4 2. p. in. fifwnl.uif, rk dan 4M5 p. m.

Orenslmrs PuiidtivH p. tn. iWM'iarr A renin p. m. For Aliantic vla 1'.

in arc Kiver Irldce, sll till rx.ut.-i. HiXI a. m. and K) p. t.i.

fiv. For east larierly. h.4j, roi, h.i- 7.M. 4.. ft as.

10. )8. 10. I 0 s. J2.1...

1 JSC. 41K1. 4 4.C. Hits. f'iS.

i-'T. 6 V. .4, 7.2?., 11 TO p. n.Kht. 8JnJsy.

I i 7:.,.. s.4i. a. 12 i.wl, 4. St.

7 ift. ''i, p. m. For Wiik i.y, u.1 7.20. 7.4i, f.r,.

t.2-1. ia. 1 1 10 s. tn I I 2: VI, 4 4. IS.

4.9S. s-af. an, 1PW p. nlsl.t. r.iS.

s.uCl. ft.4". 10, no 12 1:00. 2. SO, 4 Jil.

:30, 10:34 rn for Pradork. V4'. ie. la, iO, f.m. e-P 10 0 s.

1 2 12 4:., i y. flS. 4 5 4::., II 15. h-Zi. -i, .40.

io i p. ni. 12.2.) nir'-. S'lndsvs. oa a.

1 7 m. For Wall. B.V. S-00. :50.

fo, lO lf im 1140 li.tr,, u1, 1 SO, :21 Oo 4 4 1-. 4:1. 0:15, 4 :1, tlW. 6 40. k.M.

10 J3 p. 12 -M tilvK. kuimmvs, I 41 a. ll-ii 4 so. l.3 onnv railway.

For Union' own, 5 la. iJA a. vu, ard p. m. v- iys mono4.aiii:l r.iiio.

For V.eit Hrownsvill und tnnniuwii, I0-01 tn. For I'-li Yemen and Weei lirownsvill 7.4D and 1" s. s'nl 4. "3 m. On Sutiday, a.

m. and i'l m. For litlja In.l on'y. p. ni.

r-unJays. For Wi-st i.r.nlth, I 'ra if, and Mot p. Sahela City, s. I 'S, and ift p. n.

weea-dtys. Knndse. s. Put, sod p. nu only.

11 a. m. Wt ar -1 I ravusluiff only. and Kt' I lM IMV1MOV. Ftoiu i bl VlON.

A lle- th-' Ci'v TwT nerk-dcys, U- a. 1 2 4 t.i. 1 p. Suudays, 1 t5 sj U' 7 Hi' p. m.

F.r 'el- dave no. in, i.i p. rn. duti.h.ys. a.

f. 1 mefk-days. 7.10. II 4... k.a:, 10 and ii.cj runiuys 7.1'.'.

a. 12. a nil p. trJ F.r Apolio. days, H.2T.

a. ru. and r. ta. For sr.J M'u'rrvlll.

meik-days, nl tu. Stimlays, ta, Nulc i'h? r-orIMo I iickmits Fxprss Corn jinv will call fo. end I-ikb-h- trotT it.tei Tone Cbi.ih arid foil tut. i ii a cn 1 oi later. I si 7 1 k.

ftf.o Filth Avei.o' Ti sin and Sisrue. j. u. Tn'Ttnv-v. wimn, Msrsrer.

Oen'l Vns Aet- I rum rituoQiKn Union StttiDn. ennsylvonia ynes. Fi'n Uy fetitrsl Tta(. rQW WTttf USUH Tl Columbut snd Ctoiaiaa 'Ston B'i Cincinnati l-ic and ki Lou. l.nnik Slid Crettiine tttbtmrg VKiC4.i.b.

eltbv.lie sno C'eianS ml tjel acs tAash.nglon, Peso's A'lianrr sna Cirve.and Tsre 'irld and Ino-uo fori IVavne sti Chicago IKft l.iu hljkm 11', VS1 am Mia Ci km 3J a "Ut! 7 PJats 7 rn ke l.kt". aed lor tcimrMinssri) Arhiitbirla .1 P.rs 1 am Vciini. end in. I (... I 1 oiiinii.

ik rio I 'ne loo. i ej kni liiOiinsiioiii si(t kl I ojii 1(1 ats 8:10 .1 ASm 1R-: as. ft.hi"(jlon. Perm cs. I enrt a v.

iiiii'u gine wict ling 1 1 115 st Coinmt'iis and Mtii au.i 1I- 5 1H 15 1 Nes tti sod 1 if Jv I'l" i 3 Afchif iiu.g i 3 'liiTr ana pm ran'iiii 1 35 cm loieda tAi iuntjlus. frsn Mci.Uen.i1ie and Oi nnnon. Arlitbi'i(, anil flt 1ra. intuit in. Psnn k'e-s and A ai'unti'ei.

Pern kits and 1 Sfi pm I ii pm pm 0 3 1(1 pm lOvm ...1 4 19 pm bpm I 4 4 j.c2 nf ....1 'i pm 10 6 AO pta pm 3Pti em in 1 5 SO i gn 1 1,3 4 S'Cj ps I urn ei3i It. ail gn 6 5 Bf Ajg biaiera ill' t-uOssi a Sa vm I(imi('iin lii.i Mltl Y. sHiville snd beHans- p. Clevr'ar" knscigl IA ifkiiiHo'cn. Peiin a tl.kl'bta pe nhelii.j Ihe Ch'ckqu irciai and CincmtiHli hi.tiaiiajioii nd SI I and Lri'cuil fc'anK' 'i luie.iu Ihe llnnVd (re n-sr i'ii and Nt aM'snie Clev 'ami 10 sf 1 1 In" pm Mv'gnt Psily.

Suinl. Pkiimss SttreiasCass Plssit O1M1M4 C.ss rus Inrough, trl gad Mfgt. sn Irimg. Locai Siiirmt earning Is Csiussbug Cmr.nnaU t.r'-.cO lswrio are ad- tg at 1 unourjl. Union ktatiun.

SI 8 e'dsok, p. rltf i.n-g. Ti.s AbcomsiungiMHi pi'm sot meHMim ai u.s, ttn se okta ned I 1k3 -'dni Aeniu grt er knoti.lield Slreef. and I' no $tati-t, niMirC) ana vonri'-a: lit el sllicsg lag PiiniiMl.inii 1 1-e lAsgl el Pitiwi9h L. F.

LflSEE. E. kuRf), Uar. "isttlv Ipnt, Frojn Uaioa EUtloa. Heghcny Valley Railway In EJf'ict Sorember 20.

189ii. A Jst aaaivK. Crrv gnrl Oil Ci'y BraebufB kala gn HOl-i Valine CgH 412 pss tlO-J6 fm ft'AO gnt 1 e.4& am 1 grs rm (10 pm 9 i0 'ti pm OS a pm p.H KO i.tuiyilie ina v.t!:iiirer port 1 i pm lunci.on- 2 -Ii 'iBrn-nq. 3'en "i Vtr Cimp Pullman Cart). vai 'e Cksis til tita ,1016 t.36 7.1& rs (mi 1 1 gills Val'ej Cmp Kr mm uar.

"Ca ty. PULLMSN Pkll-O BI'Tf a Lakg and ri-lIMo on .2 ar trein. DAVlO Kt. CAhGO. IA4.

P. aS90JL t-alftjC 4101 lr ting 1 mi 2f.1S rrn i4 C0 pm 01 pm pm I pm lim S.C-OFH tt IlS "2 pm am 12'40 pm 6:1 0 rn A Sure Prophecy. Our best musical people vrothesy that In less than a year the A. B. Chase piano will be the among all the fine bigh-ferade planes.

It will yoa to call at Hamilton's, and hear them. REAL ESTATE SAVINGS RAXK. LTP, Located at fVo. lili-t Fourth Avenue, Receivci deposits cf $1 nod upward and Hows Interest at 4 per cent. FFRSOXAL.

PT3HSON" AL Mrs. Hui mnasajte and elertrtc treatment. 411 Teen iv. instruct i. AL Just received a fine let cf till kinds of f.incy dogs, ear.

a ties, parrots; aUvi. all kino's ot llfceons, at Lspich Bird Sto-e M0 Kmitiineid s'. PK.F.SOKAb-P'vcry one to know that the only place to get a bupgy ride for Is at the Merchant Tiarifer li'i Sandusky Allegheny Pf.RSOVAL-IfarTi fie M-Pnwfll systerr of uress cuttiuK; be In th world. 411 fern av. V14: PKrtKrVAl.

Superf m-j rair. rriT.le a other facial blen ifhrs f.ernianentlv' ed by Plec-trolyais. without M'is 9-iS Pens a. e5tc See Littli about your eyes. Ex-tjyv ambtattnr fnd Kiasss t- and up.

6M ZSZ Smitlifiela Second floor. COAL Telepboss JW. FIX 4XCI AL Money to Loan. FINAXC7.I-Mcney to loan on good mort-gaires. No Oeiay: money ready.

C. K. Ctia-n-terlin. Ne No. 425 Fourtlair.

MONET TO JOAN lowest rat-i on lm-proed city and an property. M. F. liippla 319 av. MONET to loan on f.rt rti.inpmi.

Monthiy ravtnents pos.al for circular. la Savings tund. 60 Fourth are. TeL Filtihureh. 10D fet24.etf Mt "KEY TO IjOAN on farrr.

mortgas. S. A. Gibson Vv, IfOSF.T TO TeJAN on morttdges. T.

J. Mo-Clemsn. 4j? Fourh av. MOVET TO LOAN en Rood mortgaaes in sums to r.u't. A.

Bauck. 4sl Gr.mt et MONTI TO LOAN on mortgap-a la largp. and email amourttsi at low.ft market rates W. A. Barron Sons.

46 "Wood st. FIX AXCTA Ty Olonlnger, No. Fourth lend money on n.ortgnges al lowest rat-s; no delay. LtKV; INTKAXi'K roiicie purchased, loan cn sar.ie; do Indus; rial or aatifsirT.en; policite considered, slo.ormio a ti Market st BvHRKL OF liOV'lT TO IiOAN. JOHN K.

EW1NO 64 Federal St. BOILB COAL. Telephone 2003. MAC1IIXERY FOR SAIJJ. FOR li'liers ar.d nctnes, secotid-nand 4 to 100 H.

portable, locomotive, uprKht and rtatiocary hollers. Liirte stock cf engines upright ai.d puiieya, sbaftira- aad beltine, at iil" price. Aliclilner bought, soil lid eichtinaed. J. S.

Ycung, 1 Park way, Allegheny. Tel. 401. aiilS.SS FOR SALE Nuttell 53 and 40 Park way Allegheny. Pa.

bny arid sell all kinds o( EPv.onl-hani mactiuiery. We have for pale en-glns. trliers. s'eam pumps. Iron turning lHtt.es, iron shakers, wood working aid other mlftcellaneoiis machinery, also all kinds of ciacnlnery repaired to order.

MACHINERY Stationary and portable n-glnea and boliers, hoisting entrlne. derricks and pUTijs. grinding lH.rs, crm-hers. loccmotlves and contractors' macninery. Thoinis Carilas Koua.

li to lSri BOYLE BROS-' COAL Telephone JW5. REMOVAL. DR. MILTON S. KING, Dentist.

Pernoved from 3i7 Smlthfleld to Marine I tonal Baix Buudinif. corner Third av. und Smlth.ield at. A COl A T. JOHN VAUGHAN, public accountant and an-ditcr for coriporaticns, lirnis and Individuals, 413 Fourth a v.

SPECIAL NOTICE. SPECIAL NOTICE. The undersigned, having succeeded O'Nel! offers to the the finest line of park traps, surreys, phaetons, ever uffeied in this city. Fine liigli-grade plee.sure vehlritrg of every description a fpeiaity. The entire stock of O'Neil Co.

wi's: be closed out below tfwt. to make r-w ytock. Also, a assortment cf seron i-hand vehicles of everj-descrtptlon it your price. Call aw. Inspect oar itne.

ED1VIN U. AWir.il, to O'Neil SlM East End. PRINTED MUSLIN s3 i Al SEWED gaeKsr ro 24 fj IRE WORKS READY I J.G.LAUER'5 TOY HOUSE There Is Ko Valid 1 1 1 wentv luff One of it "Varieties of er': NOTICE TO CO DEALERS. Tr IvoarJ of directors of the Orset rohool board a-ill una Sstuidav. Jan i9, fern.

shins: the ach.u.1 wiih :i.5 bui'l-'ls of lump cot.1 1 ut lti the lisr of ih scnool hnue. 'j'h board r-set th ilt-ht nle.H anv or il tins. Bv order of the hoard. O. I).

Levis, Secret. irv. Jel4 ill-ntt un TO CONTRACTORS. SKALHO PROPOSALS will be celvevl Uftll 12 noon, Tuesday. June 17, at the office of Chas.

Rtifai. secretary board of education. Fifth Avenue high Kchool, Pit tshurjrh, for the -ro tion of i sihool on lot bounded by Carson, S-juth Tenth i-nd Sarc.h slrectn, PiltsliurKh, I'm. Lach prop. 'Mil be accoinpanhvl hy a certlntd check for one thoubund dol-lnrs t'51 bond sit istactory the board i.nd not lestt than the amount of the hid will be demanded from tlrm whose bid shall be er.t"l, the rlttht to reject any or all ids helmr Pluns nd enn he seen at II" office of Kdaurd Siott.

arthitoct. Plfth PHthhurh. dnily tinlil Ihe tim s-et or the reception of bl Is. Ili l-dr-r5 will Jpply the rcl.ltect's ofi.ee for hi. irk lortn of proposal.

Ry order of tf hnil'linir cjmntittee. CI1ARLKS RLISFAU. Secretary. tV. WOOPS.

Attorney, 41? 1 Maroon. t. Notice herebv Riven )it letters teMam.mtsry t'ie rf Airs, F. "A ocd late of county. have been tt un.ierFlirri.Hi.

to -nom all persc.cs to sail estate are to Immediate payment, and triors havlne ilalras pwainitt il.e s-r, thoold make them kr.cwn v-unout C-l iv. Sieeth, Errutor, $33 St. Clair FlU-h ai sh. Pa. ESTATE of Joseph Pi'py.

deceased Nn.ls Is hereby hat letter cf im.i:1'str.i-, the cf J-ee; V-uey. lal tvn teenth ward. la. have been granted f. tl.e lersisrred.

t) I all p'rsiirR Indebted to requestel to make inynrent; ar. 1 tlose baeirx claims ae.imst the sarre should make (hem known without delay. Thos. v. AdmlniKtrs-tor.

i.4 I-Vrty-third FittstiUi h. in. A. C. PIN Attnrney-at-ln Cainrf-le taii.ilifr IhttsbarKh.

Estst of William E. u.fased. tice Is hr-hy Si--er. ti at l-tfrrf r-f i. trr.f-'.ist nn tn ef v.

E. I Ii i.nids n. cf Ttebta. sc'i tv.niiip. ccuntv.

nnvi(eii. hive to ti.e to ell jeetKcis Ir.del'ted tc evai are reqw ste! to make Immediate pay-nent. and ihos- having against ti sa-ce lli make tliem kpewn ttlth. tit oeiav to Lii7 Edm in.ls. rnd 1 E.

Adi.iin'stt itrlxs, Itun P. A ii-shmy -oimiy, T'n. 1.v -t AiM U. MUSICAL At'S'tClATMN Or ALLEGHENY-The annual metica cf tj.e lr.rnbrs of th? r.s.-)er.''oB of rill he he'd 'n cr.ni-niiuf room of tlx- t'arfipuli library Icild-ine. on V.

r.day J'-t 1S17. at o'clock p. to ert a board manatees to sr fr the erisu'rff year and to ti-an su'h ot.t-.rr huiness as eiay oujrht 1 "iit the meeting'. Ah x. A.

I'aitor'-on. SSroietary. EICK BROTHERS, Aitificial Limbs. The Laittl and Most Apw oved. i 44 i 1 rn of tleal i vntrlfme In the msniifiKliire of all tonus of Anlnrtttl Itn.l..

i -4 altletl rtm to attnln per fection 1t tbln nuik. Trusses, SurReons liifstru-ments. Hospital Supplies. 215 itii leii It III HI! IDs. FinS3UnGH LAKE RAILP.04J.

i ifc, Is. tu. tj H. Schedule la efteot Lereuit-er IS. -1 Time.

Ill i art. i Airiv Chic, srd Citvsiaid "Uvrr" T.i'.nt i unJ i ltVIM vlvll. Lak Cnautaujua t'Msi Line. l-'uffaio aud lie" lii" lr.wana and CIloU) Jbiilalo and. Urlf Pis el" 'J, am am pin p.n i5 til atn IC.i rin; e.

an. pu-! i in 111 I I'm am it sni't 1 pmi: It and Oeveiar.d -1 riev S'lO Your Ac inaver Ato.r.i'ooliv.i Peaver alin Accotr datvn, p.atrr Fa Is Acc ooi' d-. Is. Ill I i rm am P'll 1j pill '0 am 10 rn. 4i a-i New Castie i City L.V 4.i.'0 7: 1 e.ht pn.it Teavr vtilfv e.pr-sj.

Feaver Valley :.) rmjr McKecvn't ri IHe 7 and i.rsdd -tk Hrojt 1 4 am 4'i am McKrespoi e.ra sai M'Kmi1 I r.a inn L'lKet-e-rt and idck 1 i pn. it 2-20 ptu McKersi-ort ma Nw xlavirn- n.i 4 01 ptn McK'espt ar.d Ii-" Ve-non 4 pro T. ii pi-, kli Fcestirt ai.1 4 i.i lU-Kiirt PraddocH lun.iu pm pm Trains depart for I wood Ci'y, b. p. P- 1M l.

u-. tt p. ra P. 1' Y. trains tor and r.e"c-OTo.Yt.

s. nu. '3 21 p. m. tiJaliy es -ept Sandfly, ifiaturdav only.

JNot m. tifc.11 tn feunjy in T. untaioi oniy. Chy i.cK't Office, Ji.7 Fifth av trig. M.

MTAt It. A. Cieneial Supt. 04itt. PfcSf.

BALTIMOrtE UttlJ K. R. AM PITTSUUROH Wl 5TE7N hTH c.ntdu.e in 'fleet Aday Leave li. r'tuou. laf.ni Tif.i.

For VV afhi'if n. Halt'tnorr, I hlisdrl-nta Ne Vol K. a. ul Cifl. CO a.

UiSS. m. i a. 111.. 11 -0-5 a.

l-" Ubi.ios and s.tn-.oiu, a. ni Moort nv, 1 aa.i n. a. r.i.. 4 a.

in and 4 la.u.k. I Newark. J- ii a. rn in. I-or Ch' iiA- til- ivro V.

deot. A.kbtf.y I. ia. I'Mrlor o-. 1, Cinciiii.yl Leave P.

star' time; For Ctlragu --Cfi 6 15 p. tf. For Ctrif p. n. Ii.

Ci U. 1 al oi tier, 16 ii. 1. p. m.

i 0, p. m. -r in. For a. tn XU.3'1.

t'atte. a. 1 J.2 a Kane. r.radfiTu. a.

tn. IlS 5o. f' 1U 1 a in. cirt-iv a. i arl Akron.

xh'j- Fr. Meavms, M' tr a nil You.ffwn, 1 p. in. V. sill.

depot, The Pistehuiyrh i'-n (Totnpar.y will for and che.de fiMn rel cencs upon orders iio I-. O. ofrioe, corner Ft'th aer.ae ai sirttt fcrd J. J. V-Cornilok 6:49 finptt sircft.

Xalor. Except tunoMV. tuaCay ocur. i i I I i A 4-rr California Wines We Offer at 6-T a Lottie Should Not Thev Are Kiinpiiy Good for tha Tnble as They Are fvr the Sick. JOS.

FLEMING SON WbclesaleA Ktall Druiralstg 4t-412 4 UK FT ST. -4.