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PITTSBURGH COMMERCIAL GAZETTE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1894. RAILROAD. FOR SALE. LIFTED A BIG DEBT. tAU IT PERMANENT Flttabnrsh Residences.

B. B. FOR SALE A trood near brick dwelling, All local advertisement under the full.miBK keadiiMMH PERSONALS, LOST and tOtSD, will be Inserted at the rate ot ONE CENT A WOltD. Arch 10 rooms, bath. natural KOVEL PI.

AN A 17. P. ADOPTED BY C'UVRCH. AlUITttn WILL CIIEATKO. CITY BOAHD OF LIKELY UK gas, all in good order; the greatest bargain in the city.

See Jas. W. Drape ZV Wood Pittsburgh, ft a Controller Coarli'r TUlnks FOB SALE How's this for cheap; on a paved street and near two car lines; new frame, 5 rooms, attic and cellar-, water, porch, lot 20x100 ft. near cor. Main aaid Penn av.

D. Behen Son, 4200 Penn av. Member of the Congrera Ion Took Stock in a ShtIdki and Loan Association Everyone Able to Help. Other arches Adopting the Idea. PENNSYLVANIA RAILHO AD IN EF-frct 9 pro, September TrUni will Cuion station, Plttifcanrh, i Mlowi (asbjrn tandird timejt MAIN LINE EASTWARD.

Fenngylrauia Limited of Pullman earidaiiy at MS a anivlnjr Harrisbur at 1.86 New York 0,80 in, Baltimore 4.20 in, L4 m. Atlantic ExprM dally at 8.40 am, arrlrlnz at Harrisburg a Philadelphia la II in, Nw York m. Balilmore 8.10 we 1.65 Sundays, "VVMhicgton 4.30 week day, 3.10 Sunday. Altoona Aecoin. cafly exoept Sunday.

5.25 a m. Day Expresi dally at 8 a arriving at Ham. burg S.20 Philadelphia 6.50 m. New ork 9.38pu, Baltimore 8.4J Washington T.6J in. Mad train Sunday only, 8.40 a arrive! Kar-rUburg J.

00 ni, PhliaUelphU 11.1 Mall Expre dally at l.oo arriviDa at Ha rifl'urg 10.20 in. rhiladeFphia Expreee dallr at 4.80 arriving JUPUE WHITE ROASTS. He CritielBCM (be Grand Jnry and Then Fouatri I pon H. l'etlf Jury. When the case of Oscar Kruegar of MeKeesport was called for trial yesterday the grand Jury was severely criticised by Jud'e Wiiite for the manner in which a return was made.

Kruegar was sued by Jacob Xyberg for allege! false pretense and larceny. Ny-bers claimed that Kruegar, who is a collector, got 43 50 from him as interest on a mortgage due another person and then appropriated it to hia own use. The face of indictment alleged fal-e pretense and made larceny the second count. In ordering the indictment set aside Judge White said the false pretense charge was not Pigned by the district attorney, and further that the papers did not show it to have been found by the gisnd jury. The only indictment found was for larceny.

Attaching another paper on a separate indictment is a most er cranio What the 1'reaeat Au.llt Ila Hi Cunt Nearly wtfalnK Criminal Found. Agent Wanted. WANTED Agents to take orders by sample at home or travel; expenses and good salary or commission to right party, fcamples sent on application. Address, with stamp, Lock Box 420, Kew York City. WANTKD Six good men for industrial insurance; good man can write $200 per week.

Address W. H. Scott, Superintendent Prudential Insurance Company. Mc-Keesport, Pa. WANTED-fhe agentfor beer brewery wants experienced man for office and collections.

Address, L. this office. FOR SALE Penn av. property at less than one-haJf value; 2 lots, 40x132 ft. and 6-room frame house; see this for a bargain.

D. Behn Son, 4200 Penn av. no9.7 The Fourth United Presbyterian church, Alieg-heny, has succeeded In freeing itself from a burden of debt that has rested upon it for years. This was accomplished by the assistance of a Pittsburgh Savings and Loan association, and by a plan at once novel and thoroughly successful so far as the experience of the association goes. It is well known that the method of WANTED First-class reliable man as advance agent; salary or interest; must be sober and industrious.

Address 628 lalbot av Braddock, Pa. jnuiBi'u i.w in, and New York 7.83 a in. Eastern Express at 7.00 pm daily, arriving at Karrisbn 2.10 a Philadelphia i.oi a m. and New York 7.43 a m. Fast Line daily at 8.10 arriving at Har- TliUurK 8.80 a Philadelphia 6.60 a m.

New i ork 9.88 a Baltimore a Waeiilna-- ton 7.40 a in. Thtre Is a strong probability that a permanent board of fiu-litors will rere-affer be employed to audit the city's accounts for the purpose of preventing ar.y mist iikes in the conduct of th city's finance in the future. This probability is the result of the work that has been done by th (special auditing committee appointed some two years ago to po over the city's bmks an.l hunt up the errors of the past, pud which in now Hearing a completion, and will probably be finished within the next fix months. Two years ag it was detert lined that the. city's books should be thoroughly audited and for this purpose a resolution Wits parsed by the councils authorizing the appointment of threw experts to do Allegheny Residence.

FOR SALE A good brick dwelling on North Allegheny, near Arch street; 30 rooms, bath, nat gas, ail in gxuxJ order; the greatest bargain in the city. See Jas. W. Drape 313 Wood Pittsburg-h. For Sale or Kxeunnfce.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE First-class business and residence properties in Pittsburgh and Allegheny; will exchange; win pay 15 to 20 per cent per annum for stock of merchandise. Address Box 2, this office. Business Chances. FOR SALE An old established flour and feed business ivith elevator, fronting on railroad with siding and full facilities for handling carload and smail lots; excellent opening; business is an old established one and very prosperous; satisfactory reasons for selling. See Jas.

W. Drape 313 Wood Pittsburgh. Johnstown exceDt Sunday. 3.30 m. roneous and vicious practice.

We cannot consider it a second count, especially when not B'gned by the district attorney and not specifically found by grand Jury." A veruiet of not guilty was then ordered. The jury in the case of Robert Eurgan, of Carnegie, who was aoeiuitted on Wednesday of a violation of the livery act, came in for a severe reprimand by Judre White yesterday. The costs in the Partner Wanted. WANTED Young man who has one thousand dollars can learn of a rare opening in an already established business. Addresa XX, Commercial Gazette office.

WA NTED Man willing to do genteel work; salary $60 mo. and legal interest. Address Business, Commercial Gazette office. at were placed on prosecutor, 1. Bra.lwell, and yesterday morning his attorney asked the court to issue an order setting aside that part of.

the verdict. The court did so, making the order read: handling a church debt is vexatious and unsatisfactory to the last degree. As a rule the debt becomes an inheritance from the fathers to the children, and the amount of contention and bickering engendered by the financial burden makes the devil laugh. The association referred to had noticed this and though it saw a field for a church debt paying scheme, and so had provision made for such work in Its charter. Its work in the Allegheny-church is a sample of what can be done in that line.

In fact, it is successfully doing the same work in a number of churches and the results are -uniformly-good. The association assumes the debt under certain conditions and from that moment the trustees of the congregation go about their business with comparatively light hearts. The whole secret lies in a distribution of the burden among the members of the church in such a way that nobody feels the fractional part of the load that is laid upon his shoulders. Male Help Wanted. WANTED Men in every county to act as private detectives under instructions.

Experience not necessary. Particulars free. National Detective Bureau, Indianapolis, Ind. 'The evidence was amply sufficient to juftify a verdict of guilty. The prosecutor had just ground for the prosecution.

The verdict of guilty was bad Whether you were born in Greenland or in South America you must wear under" wear if you live here. We think you can prove to yourselves that to buy it right you ought to buy it at our counters: Ladies Egyptiaii Vests and Drawers made to sell to critical people for far more than we ask, 25c each. Vests and natural warm, comfortable, well made. a pleasure to the wearer, 50c each. Hygienic Underwear Fleeced lined, satin faced, silk spring cuffs, seams that never irritate, made with darts ensuring a snug fit and $4 per suit.

Small lot piled on counter. Camel's hair, Dr. Warner s. If we had all sizes price would be $2.50 each garment. Our way is to close out odd lots regardless of loss in cost You will get these for $1.50 each, an event for those they will fit -Small sizes mostly.

Union Suits of Egyptian Cotton, edges crocheted, buttons of pearl, seams felled Positive worthy 1 an opportunity for you, 75 c. Wool and Cotton Mixed Edees of vest crocheted, buttons of pearl, snug, shapely garments. Drawers to match, 65c each. ANTED Single man for assistant bookkeeper. Address, stating age, A.

Commercial Gazette office. enough, but to put the costs on the prosecutor was an outrage. That part of the verdict is, therefore, set aside." SOLON-CASK AHCUEU. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE 18 shares German American Insurance Company stock, Pittsburgh, Pa.

J. G. Kamphaus, New Kensington, Pa. FOR SALE 106 acres in Twenty-first ward, between Brilliant and Coleman stations, Allegheny Valley railway, and between Leamington av. and Allegheny-river, belonging to Shoenljerger estates, and offered a -whole at $100,000, on.

liberal terms. A. Leggate Son, agents for executors. WANTED Several first-class harness leather skivers; none but sober, industrious men need applv. W.

W. Mooney Sons, Columbus, Ind. Other Matters Which Were Before Position Wanted. the Supreme Court. The case of the commonwealth against "AiMti-uy a middle-aged lady, a position as housekeeper; can give best the Order of Solon was argued in the su preme court yesterday.

Attorney-General rererence. Address, Housekeeper, rh: office. W. U. Hensel appeared for the common wealth and James Fitzsimmons and L.

K. Miscellaneous. FOR SALE Twenty cases ot minion, twenty cases of nonpareil nd sixteen stands. Type and cases less than a year old. Call at or address Commercial Ureeneburg S.18 and 11.2a weelt days, 10.80 Sundays.

Bialrsville Express 10.44 a tn, except Sundav. For Wall 5.2a, 8.O0, 6.50, T.50, 8,80, 8.00, 10.00, 10.4S, 11.00 a 12.05, 1.01, 2.10, 8.30, 4.10, 4.40, 6.16, 8.00, 6.40, 7.30, t.2j, 8.25, 11.20 12.10 night, week days. Sundav 8.40. 10.00 a 12.25, 1 00, 2.30, 4.80, 8.30, 7.20, 8.30, 10.30 m. For WiikSnsburg; 6.25, 6.00, 6.20, 8.85, 6.50, 7.2a 7.50, 8.35, 9.00, 10.00, 10.45, 11.00 12.05, 1.00, I.

80, 2.10, 3.60, 8 30, 4.10, 4,25, 4.40, S.00, 6.15, 30, 6.45, 6.00, 6.40, 7.80, 8.20, 9.25, 10.20, II. 20 12.10 niKht. week days. Sunday, 6.t0. 8.00, 8.40, 10.00 a 12.25, 1.00, 2,30, 4.30, 6.30, 7 20, 9.30, 10.30 pm.

For Braddock 4.26, 6.00, 6.20, 6.35. 6.50, 7.20, 7.60L 8.00, 8.S5, 9.00, 10.00, 10.48, 11.00 a 12.05, 1.00, I. 80, 2.10, 2.60, 3.30, 4.10. 4.25, 4.S0, 4.40, 5.00, 6.1&, 6.20, 6.45, 6.00, 6.20, 6.40, 7.30. 8.20, S.2&, 10.20, 11.20 jo, 1X10 week dave.

Sunday, t.SQ, 8.00, 8.40, 10.00 -a 12.25, 1.00, 2.30. 4.30, 6.80, 7.20, 8.30, 10.30 SOl'IH-WEST PEJiS RAILWAY. For Uniontowu 6. '15, 8.86 a 1.004.21 asd week davs. MONONGAHELA DITISIO.

Ob ixo a pteb 12.01 in Novauaea 19, 1893. For West Brownsville and Vnlontown 10.40 a m. For Belle Vernon and West Brownsville T.36 and 10.40 a and 6.00 m. On Sunday, 8.66 a and 1.01 For Belle Vernon only, 4.30 and 9.40 Sundays. For Monongahela City, lraTOsborg ana Wesl Eiiiabeth 6.00, 7.86, 8.35, 10.40 a l.ol, 6.00, 6.65 and 11.35 in week days.

Sunday, 8.66 a 1.01, 4.30 and 9.40 m. Dravosbarif only, II. 06 noon and 8.20 week day a West Elisabeth onlv, 4.16, 6.83 and 9.CO rn. WEST PEJOSVLVANIA DIVISION. 1' XFFKor 12.05 a Isovsmbbb 20, ls.

From FEDERAL STREET STATION, Allegheny City. For week-days, 6.20, 8.25, 9.15, 10.40, 11.60 a 1.80, 2.20, 4.00, 6.00. 6.45, 6.10,6.29 8.20, 10.30 and 11.60 pm. Sundays 12.36 and 9.30 m. For liutler, week-days, 6.65, 8.25, 10.40 a 8.16 and 8.10 in.

For Free port, week-days, 6.65, 8.25, 10.40 8.15, 4. 00, 6.00, 8.20, 10.30 and 11.60 m. Sundays, 12.35 aAd 9.30 m. For Apollo, week-days, 10.40 a and 6.00 m. For Paultun and Biairsvilie, week-days, 6.68 a ni, 3.15 and 10.30 m.

-The Kzoelsior Baggage Ei Dress Company will call for and check baugage from hotels ana residences. Time cards and full information ea be obtained al the Ticket Offices No. 110 Firth corner Fourth av. and Try and Unloa Station. b.

M. PBEVOST, R. UTOODl General Manager. Gen'l Paes'r Agejit Subscriptions are taken to the stock of the association and these subscriptions are expected to be in direct proportion to the financial ability of the subscriber. Departing from the ordinary regulations of savings and loan associations, under this unique plan, subscriptions are received for fractional parts of a share of stock if it is so desired.

Those who are not able to carry a share may carry a half 1 VlteH to borrow a hundred dollars; will give first-class security and a good bonus ioi imriy aays. Address Kecurltv. care Porter for the order. The appeal was from the decision of the courts of Dauphin county in issuing a writ of quo warranto against the order and granting judgment of ouster placing the order in the hands of a receiver. FOR SALE Eclipse bicycle, brand new, Commercial Gazette office.

horseT" at a bargain: owner must leave city soon lso and cannot use it. Address Forty-four, care Commercial Gazette. light cov-Address, ered wagon; give particulars. J. B.

No. Sixth city. The pppeal of Wm. Leuteberg from an or a quarter share, and as the monthly payments on each share it but one dollar, very few persons will be found in any con FOU RENT. order of court allowing the United Presbyterian church of Fleming station to sell certain property, was argued.

gregation who car not carry at least a fraction of a share. In this way many who do not feel able to pay towards the Allegheny Henidenceii. The following cases were also disposed of: Dixon-Woods Company vs. The Phil extinguishment of a church debt under the FOR RENT $16, Lorain near Boyle, Allegheny, brick dwelling of rooms and attic, front porch, etc. Pearson Kirsch- lips Glass Company, an action to recover old system, hnd themselves ahle to put $11,911, on a contract; Lida A.

Kennelty FOR SALE-DELIVERY WAGONS. Our own make. Large stock to select from. WILLIAM BECKERT, 340-314 Ohio Allegheny. Pa.

WANTED A team of carriage horses that women can safely ride behind through down-town streets. Must be not over i years old and good looking. Address II. care Commercial Gazette office se22-9 ler, 16 Ohio st. their names on the list of subscrbers to the stock company and thus do something.

It is the general distribution of the vs. the Baltimore Ac Ohio Kallroaa Company, an action to recover damages for Miscellaneous. the death of the plaintiff's husband; James burden that makes it easily carried Dy the work. It was decided that they should go back for twelve years and thnt their palarle? Fbocld be fixed at per day each. With this object in view the men beiran their work and have now been at it for over tittys at an expense to the city of over It is not exactly known Just how far along they have rotten lit their work, but a great deal ha been dune.

The city treasurer's books have been gone over ami only a few mistakes of a few cents, which wcru merely clerical errors, were discovered much to the feratitication of MaJ. Dennl-son. The work of the Penn avenue improvements has also been completed and the labors cf the auditors are now being confined to the assessor's ofib-e and that of the city controller. Inuring the two two years' work, which has been most arduous and confining, there have been discovered mistakes In overpayments to contractors amounting to about $2,000. The attention of the contractors having been called to these overpayments, they promptly came forward and ettled for the amount, thus recovering for the city about Controller Gourley, when seen by the Commercial Gazette reporter iaH, regarding these statements: "The work of the auditors employed to go over the city's hooks was not much with the expectation of find'ng out mistakes a to payments of csh a it was for the purpose ot knowing that everything in the past was hs it should be.

The. work has teen a hard one, but it is now nearlng completion and I think it will be finished less than six months, though I cannot positively about this now. They are. at present employed upon the books ct my department and have reached the year lfcffO or I forget which. They are preparing a report that will be submitted hv the end of the present month width will be most important.

"One great thing that has been accomplished by this audit is to forever nettle the cries that have been raised about extravananoe in the administration of the city's affair. The mistakes that have been discovered have been very few and have nil been settled but two or three; and tint of these is a smail Item of against a firm in Philadelphia that has gone out of business. I did not write to them about it because I expected to go to that city soon, when I will go to pee the prty in person and have the money refunded." "You think, then, that the audit is a good thing for the city?" "Yes, i do. It will give the people confidence In the city government and will prevent anything like a fraud ever being perpetrated." "If it is such a Rood thing why not keep it up every year or month or "It will most probably be kept up each year it should be." If It is such a good thing, why not keep it up nil the time, why not have a j.ernianent bonrd of auditors?" "That is a question that I do not care to talk upon at this time." "Hut will there be a permanent board? FOR RENT Lodge room on second floor. new building, 1M Robinson Allegheny; the church as a whole.

This stock will mature in fifty-eight or sixty months, and at the end of that time the directors of Omslear vs. The Pittsburgh, liirming-ham Traction Company, an action to recover damages for a personal injury; the borough of MeKeespcrt vs. Frank H. and light, neat ana janitor service. A.

Son, Agents, 62 Fourth av. the association will turn the proceeds of the matured stock over to the trustees of Wm. Bunch, an action on a municipal LOST. the church, and the debt is extinguished at once. In the mean time the subscrib Charles V.

Pyer vs. Patrick and Alice- Walsh and Joseph Mcllullen, an action in ejectment. FOR RENT Send for our complete "to ers are governed by the by-laws of the let" list of dwellings, furnished and unfur Worth investigating this. association. nished; city and suburban.

Stores, offices The following contract just entered into with the trustees of a suburban church Scarlet All wool -Vests and Drawers, LOST Lady's small gold chatelaine watch, between Third ward school. North av. and Ross' music store. Reward if returned to 52 Montgomery Allegheny, Fa. IAST Jto between Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh streets; one $5o, one $10 and one $5 bill.

Will give $25 if returned to Tallman Hughes, 53 Arthur s-t. and warehouses; vacant ground for manufacturing purposes; rooms with power, and for storage, mailed free to those who rek for it. Mention this paper. Black Baird, 95 Fourth Pittsburgh. CONTESTING THE WILL.

Fltiht Over the Katnte of NutuanicI Montgomery. The Nathaniel Montgomery will- con will give a correct idea of the plan of operation. The subscribers to the stock are of course members of the congrega $1 each. Vivid value- -sure enough. tion: test was argued before Judge Over yes "We, the undersigned, hereby subscribe Tights- Black, wool and terday.

When Mr. Montgomery died he MACHINERY FOR SALE. FOUND. From Pittsburgh Union Station. for as many shares of installment stock in the as is set opposite our names com-to fit, bined, ankle or knee lengths, shaped left two wills, one dated later than the other.

The first one left all his estate to his son, Nathaniel Montgomery, with provisions for his wife and about $30,000 to his two The second will on the following conditions: irsi inai FOUND Dr. Little's glasses easy on th eyes. H1 Smithfleld. no3.27 yennsulvaniaLjnBS.1 US m4 the total subscriptions obtained on this all sizes, 7 sc. FOR SALE Second-hand machinery; lathes 18 inches by 8 24 inches by 14 15-inch shaper, 20-inch drill press, straightening machine, No.

3 milling machine, lot new leather and rubber belting plan shall at maturity value amount to at least If said amount shall not be subscribed then this subscription shall be PERSONAL. changed the provisions, and left the Trairjs Eon by Central Time. void. Second The certificate shall lie Tights All wool, black, excellent for cheap. Sherriff Machinery Depot, 80 Water st- made out in the name of the subscriber in farm and coal lands for the use of the sou during his life, but he was restrained from disposing of them in any way.

After he died the lands were to go to the sisters. mow riTTBUOM TO IIAVC AKSiVC Columbus and Chicago 1:10 am Dayton and Cincinnati 1:10 ao 1:39 am Indianapolis and St. 1:10 am 1:30 am trust for the church, to be used PERSONAL The Carnegie Steel Company uses 25 Densmore Typewriters. Pittsburgh Typewriter Companv, 445 Wood st. 11:51 by them, first, in payment of the church $1.50, our price 1.25.

111:50 am Alliance and FOR SALE The cheapest first-class steam pump in the market. Write for particulars. A. W. Cadman Mfg.

63 Water Pittsburgh, Pa. "i am am aent ana interest, ana me oaiance, n. any, to go to the general fund of the church. This stock cannot be withdrawn until maturity. Should, by any reason, any sub The second will is being contested by the son, on the ground that Mr.

Montgomery was of unsound mind, and that undue influence had been ued with him. EB Don't let your children suffer this chilly PERSONAL H. Denver, dealer In fresh and smoked meats, at 235 Federal street and stall 52, Allegheny market. Alliance and Cleveland Weilsviile and Bellair. Washington, Alliance and Cleveland Mansneld and 6 C5 am 6:23 am 6 am The argument yei'terday was on the tes 6 45 am weather.

They are nearer the floor and timony taken' before Register Connor. 45 am Fort Wayne and Chicago The matter has been in litigation for a kew Castle and Erie 7:20 am .1 .7 1 .1 lone time and is creating considerable in 50 am Youngstown fend Ashtabula i 7: FOR SALE Steam shovels, cars and locomotives; stationary, portable and hoisting engines and boilers; brick plant and contractors' machinery. Thomas Car-lin's Sons, Lacock and Samlusky Allegheny, Pa. mwf J. B.

Sherriff Manufacturing Company, 6S Water syphons, injectors, machinery. mats wnere tne terest, as the Montgomery family 1-onked PERSONAL Ladies call and secure a perfect-fitting dres pattern cut to measure ifit guaranteed); Newton's French and Taylor system of dress cutting taught. White Sewing Machine Office, No. 12 Sixth st. no9.99-fmw PEks6NA7Je7s7eG.

ond floor front, 502 Penn a has opened verv biKh at one time. The son who is cold draught is. Parents Special value in children's the contestant is now 51 years of age foreet this often. 9: 00 am 6 53 45 pm 5: ou pm 112 31pm i 12-33 pm 5 40 pm 40 pm 5 40 pm 7:33 am 2 50 pm 2:50 pm 8 40 1 8:50 pm 5 45 pm 1 1:15 5 45 pm 135 pm 110 25 am 4 2:35 om "I do not care to talk at ait upon that 810 am 8:10 am 8:10 am 8:40 am am 12:20 pm 412:50 pm pm 1:15 om Bill In Eunity. now." Underwear warm, well made, and sterling Earl S.

Gardner and Marsh C. Gardner Nevertheless the reporter was Informed hv niM in a nosltion to know that it was Bchool of cutting and fitting by one of the best systems in use and superior to all so-called tailor systems; designing a filed a bill in equity yesterday against very probable that a permanent board of specialty. in every way worth looking into, this. FOR SALE Second-hand machinery 4 iron-turning lathes, from 20 to 30-inch; 1 Iron shaper: vertical engines and boilers, from 4 to 66-horse; 20 horizontal engines, different sizes, 1 new 10x20-inch; 1 line pumps, and other machinery. Nuttall 38 and 40 Park way, Allegheny, Pa.

Mary J. Butler and C. E. Miliiken. Earl S.

Gardner was appointed administrator of the estate of David C. Butler, with present auditor had finished their work PERSONAL Perfect-fitting paper pat The fmires eiven in the foregoing were ters cut to order in ail styles. Jessie 1:15 pm 130 pm 130 pm 1:55 pm 3:25 pm i. Exquisite display of Cupid Onyx HS(iini 1 1 uj tin: 'Jim w.ii McCuilough, second floor front, 502 Penn Marsh C. Gardner as surely.

He filed hia account April 4, IWm, showing- the estate to-be worth $30,36, all of which was paid Weiisburg and Wheeling Columbus and Cincinnati Indianapolis and St. Louis -Washington. Penn'a Weiisburg snd Wheeling Columbus and Chicago hew Castle and Jamestown, Youngstofen and Ashtabula Canton and Crestline Mansfield and Toledo Alliance and Wellstiile and eellaire Washington, Washington, Pnn New Castle and Erie Youngstown and Miles- Weiisburg and Weilsviile and Bellaire- ash in gion, Washington, Penn'a Fori Wayne and Chlcapo Columbus and Dayton and Mansfield and Toledo Fort Wayne and Alliance and Columbus and Piqua. Indianapolis and St. Louis If a permanent board is appointed there is at this time no way of learrng how it Standard Brass, Silver and Porcelain Lamps, 3 45 pm will be made iin.

or what will be its ex scriber to this fund default in payment, such share or shares can either be continued by substitute or orf the same may be canceled and the withdrawal value thereof put to the credit of the trustees of eaid church as fully paid stock until the maturity of the other shares." The pian outlined here was fully follow ed in the dealing of the association with the Allegheny church, and the result has been as stated. The of the congregation and the people generally are rejoiced at the removal of the troublesome burden. A FIGHTING WOMAN. Lottie Koanti Arrested for Affgrn-vated Asaault anil Battery. Lottie Kountz was arrested in Allegheny yesterday by Detectives Steele and Johnston.

She was put off a train coming from Ross' grove last August. It was no easy job. The conductor of the train had his nose broken in the fight. WThen Lottie was finally put off the train she picked up a good sized stone and threw it at the brakeman, who helped the conductor to put her off. Lottie is either a better thrower than most women or it was an accident, but the stone caught the brakeman on the head and knocked him down.

The engineer pulled out in time to save the train and Lottie left for parts unknown and has not been seen until yesterday. She will have to answer to a charge of aggravated assault FOR SALE BY 1 8 0 pm 1 840 am 6 50 pm 8:00 am pm duties, nor could it be learned what 3:53 pm 4:10 pm 4:13 pm 50 pm Enameled and Decorated Clocks directly walaries would be paid. to Mary J. Butler. A Judgment for i7 was obtained against the plaintiffs for the amount of the inheritance tax unpaid.

The plaintiffs claim this money was paid by Mary Butler. The judgment was assigned to C. E. Miliiken and the plaintiffs want the execution on av. PERSONA LIostei iT.

Daschbach, Verner building. Fifth av. and Market St. Children's dresses a specialty. ing just returned from New York, is prepared to make gowns in all the latest styles of English and Parisian novelties.

Second floor front, 502 Penn av. J. J. B. MILHOLLAND.

HELD FOIl COl RT. 6:35 am 6:00 am in front of Ladies' Warm Underwear De- NO. 240 FIFTH AV, Pittsburgh, Pa. WIRE ROPE HAULAGE, ENCINES. tlalt Unlnn and JnmrM IlnLe in Jail OU pm 8 30 pm 8:20 pm 8 30 pm 8 30 pm 11:00 pm pm 6 DO am 6:35 am 6:00 am ea am the judgment stayed.

To-Day' Trial Lintt. oartment. for Killing John Fletcher. Coroner McDowell yesterday committed 1:00 am Criminal court Commonwealth vs. Geo.

ATTENTION I Matthew Quir.n for trial at court for the PATENT INCLINE HEADGEARS FOR INCLINE PLANES. STF.EL AND IRON WIRE ROPES. NEW AND SECOND-HAND ENGINES, 10 to 500 horse power. I EON SHEAVES, GUM-LINED SHEAVES, from 6 inches to 10 feet in diameter. 6:00 am pm murder of John Fletcher.

At the inquest 'Daily. ttx. Sunday. Monday. Odd Lots of Gloves Cheap Mens lined clasp fastened, a trifle soiled, sizes 7 to 10; yesterday it was also developed thaU Peterson, F.

II. Callahan, R. E. Connor, O. Ainswortn, Fritz Cleln, George Azar, Albert Kennedy (2), Frank Wlchenour, Andy Protochingoek, Varsity Yefschack, Andy Codct.

M. W. Sabosky, Jane Henry O. Davis Lawler (2), John Clark William James Duke was an accessory to the kill ing. He was arrested by Detective Rob inson last night and is now in jail.

James were 1.25. On the counter at 75c. Pullman Slicfinq Casta and Pull Dining run through, East and West, on principal trains. Local SiecptNO Cana running to Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Cleveland and Toledo are ready lor occupancy at Pittsburgh Union Station, at clock, p- city time. Timc Tables ot Accommodation Train not mentioned above, can be obtained at 110 Fifth O'Brien alias Taylor (i, Mrs.

O'Brien, Mrs. Becker. Charles Frey. August Broiv FINANCIAL. ATTENTION! AMERICUS CLUB GENERAL ORDER NO.

3 The Americus Republican club will assemble at he club-rooms on Saturday, Nov. 10, at 2:30 p. m. Sharp to leave for Wheeling. At 3 p.

m. sharp to participate in a grar.d demonstration in honor of the great Republican victory in West Virginia and the breaking of the "Solid South." EVERY MEMBER URGED TO TURN OUT. Uniform required consists cf dark clothes, white hat, umbrella and Mackintosh (without cape) or dark overcoat. SAM'L 1). HUBLEY, Major.

Glove; Men English 1 an Driving1 del, John Kane, Sarah Long, Mrs. Hone, Fritz Iempey, Fet-r Xjar.er, Jake Aletz, and battery. FINANCIAL Loans made promptly. warmly lined; were 1.25 $1.00. Avenue and Union Station, Pittsburgh, and at prin-c'oal ticket ctt.ces ot the Pennsylvania Lines West Pennsylvania Savings Fund, 0 Fourth CRAZED BY GRIEF.

Pittsourgn. Pittsburgh. JOSEPH WOOD. E. A.

FORD, soft. Ladies Gauntlet Kids tops are MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates on im at Hi Homestead Boy Goes Mad Gtntril ktiufar. toersi Fusestar lfreit. proved city and sirburban property. F.

Hippie ct vn ourtn av. sizes small cheap. Augusta Huff, Mike Frank, Peier Schwindlinger, Edward McMurray. Common pleas court No. 2: Hannah vs.

Hannah, Levi vs. Pittsburgh Traction Company, Singer Manufacturing Company vs. McGrady et al, Hemple vs. Flac-cus et al. Common pleas court No.

3: Byrnes vs. McPoland Graham, Kieling Bis-sell Wilson vs. Kaiser, Smith Son vs. Ne-ai Cavitt vs. Cavitt, Tarr vs.

Siebert, same vs. Wiegand vs. Bueeel, Dean Mebaum vs. Sykes, Pulaski riuilding and lan association vs. MEETINGS.

Mother's llenth. A peculiar case of insanity has developed in Homestead. A week ago Mrs. Mary McArdle died. She leaves a family of four children, among them being a son Barney, a machinist 22 years old.

The FINANCIAL Money toloan.lulaiye amounts, at 5 per cent on improved ctty propertlas. Henry Some Otter and Seal Tops that were F. Burke will defend Quinn. A verdict of accidental death was rendered in the case of Miles F.agan, aged 24 who was run over by a Pittsburgh A- Lake Erie railroad train on Wednesday. A verdict of accidental death was ren-le red in the case of George Bacc, aged SM, who run over by a Pittsburgh, Charleston Youghlogheny railroad train at Carnegie on Tuesday.

A verdict of death by heart dieae was rendered in the case of John Mokk, aged 68 years, who died suddenly at the Allegheny county home on Tuesday. A verdict of death from heart disease was rendered in the case of Charles Lauderbaugh, aged 38 years, of Ruth rtreet, who dropped dead at Robinson, Itea foundry early yesterday morning. A verdict of accidental death was rendered in the case of Joseph Krokofky of Jrt Forbes street. He whs killed on the Baltimore A Ohio railroad at the Copper "Works on Wednesday. A.

Weaver Jl Co 92 1 ourtb av. BALTIMORE OHIO R. R. DO YOU WISH TO MAKE MONEY $2.00 1.00. Like Gold Dollars- In large or small amounts? Invest in ov.r AND -At fifty cents if nutual speculative synoicate.

rite ior information. A. D. LLOVD bank T. D.

CHANTLER, Attorney. NOTICE The stockholders of the East End Electric Light Company of Pittsburgh are hereby notified that by virtue of a resolution of the board of directors of said company there will be a meeting of the stockholders thereof on Thursday, November 15, 1891, at 7:30 p. at the general office of said company at corner of Kirkwood and Whitfield streets, Pittsburgh, for the purpose of voting for or against a proposed increase of the indebtedness of said company. H. C.

BUGHMAN, sell-93-f Secretary of Board. WESTERN R'Y. PITTSBURGH ers and brokers, Kmitnneia Pittsburgh, Pa. you can wear them. Schedule in effect May 20, 1894.

I.fRv fc. O. Station. Eastern time. Odds and Lnds- -M Fur ens topped For Washington.

D. C. Baltimore, Phiiadel. Jl 1 a Jt chia and New York, 7.20 a m. 9.20 m.

Cata- 6.40. T.20 a m. 51.14 9.20 m. Coo- were gi.2s: cnoice at si.oo HOW TO MAKE MONEY. If yon wish to be successful in in grain or stocks, write for particulars.

J. f. BROWNING Bankers and Broker, References 21 Monailnoek in every State. CHICAGO. We arc not in Syndicate Speculation.

up. Polsyn, B. S. Manufacturing Company vs. Borker.

Supreme court arguments: laqninta vs. Citizens Traction Company, Thatcher vs. Central Traction Company, O'Neil et al vs. American Fire Insurance Company, O'Neil et al vs. Artisons Insurance Company, St.

Clair sub-district school vs. Monongahela. Wetter Company, Pittsburgh, Storage Company vs. Scottish Union and National Insurance Company of Edinburgh, Speer vs. city of Pittsburgh, Commonwealth vs.

Coon. Falliart vs. Fox, Commonwealth vs. Harinel, Homestead Street Railway Company vs. Pittsburgh Homestead Electric Street Railway Company, Miller's appeal, Long et al vs.

Homestead Street Railway Company, Homestead Street Railway Company vs. Pittsburgh Sc Homestead Electric Street Railway Company, Metropolitan Life In oeUsviilo, S.40. 7.20 a ui, 1.10, J4.30, 4.45, 6.30 death of his mother affected Barney a strange manner. He refused to stay at the house, so great was his grief, and slept with a boy friend. He worried so much that he became demented and bis father started Wednesday to Pittsburgh to have him examined.

On the way he became worse ami escaped. He wandered to Braddock and rushed into the police station shouting that two men wanted to kill him. He was locked up and Mr. McArdle was notified. Barney refused to go home saying that the men would kiil him there.

Yesterday his father committed him to the St. Francis hospital for treatment. Nelslilors Helped Rotiert Portser. The residents of West Pearl street, Allegheny, are deeply grieved by the sudden death of Robert Portser, narrated in yesterday's Commercial Gazette. Mr.

Fred y.20 ill. Utilootown. 7.lw a in, i.i ft a i. HY- NOTICE. t.i.80 Din.

TJalontown. Moreantown ana alr men an izasuy ieep warm, Keep moot, 7.S1 a in, and 5.30 in. Mt. Pleasant, 6.40, 7.20 a gl.lOj (4.3-1 m. Pa.

7.40. and a 4.0O, 64.45" and AUDITORS AN11 ACCOUNTANTS. GIENIC Shirts and Drawers, all wool all sizes gi.oo each. 8.50 m. Wheeling.

7.40, tS.00 and 5.30 a and 4.oo, 8.0 in. Cincinnati, bt. Louis, Columbus ana iNewarK, m. Vnr Chlcairo. 3.15 and 8.65 m.

GEORGE W. WOOD Expert Accountants, Fidelity building. Consultation gratis. Parlor and sleeping cars to Baltimore, Wash- Pittsburgh, Nov. 1, 189-1.

NOTICE is hereby given that I have purchased the general real estate and insurance business formerly carried on by J. K. Glass at 401 Grant Pittsburgh, and will continue to carry on said business at the same place, where I will be pleased to meet my friends and others who may be interested In real estate Investments. S. A.

GIBSON. I would cheerfully recommend Mr. S. A. Gibson to all my friends and former rta.trons.

anil hone that he may be called lug ton, Cincinnati and Chicago. T.iv P. i. W. Alleiriieuy.

Central ribbed Pearl -and not come Natural Wool Skirt Buttons- warm easy fitting- The Country Ureui, C. B. Jefferson, Klaw St Eilanger's "Country Circus" will begin on Monday next a week's engagement' at the New Grand. It bJ an entertainment rich in novelties and one which appeals to all classes and all ages. This combination of jday and ctreus won Instant success last reason, and those who er.joyed its many attractive features when it was here lost yer will be sure to go again.

The managers have wisely made many changes in the circus p-iit of the entertainment, so th it all who see it for a second time find.nuich that la new and entertaining. The Vircus parade nightly excites wonder and mm speculation as to bow it is managed, and of the circus itself it 's or.ly fiilr to say that none better has ever been tfiven here under cunvas, as there are no weak or unimportant acts placed dn the proKiam for the sake of making up tinm For a tier. 44.80 7. '20. 49.M a- in, W.

D. YvILKINS, 88 Diamond auditor accountant; 20 years' experience. -zs ti.H Ttm. B. A O.

deoot. 2.15 VI. For Ca.atle. 7.20 a m. 12.

"2i. 43.14 m. B. A Peaco, speaking in behalf of his neighbors, said they did all that was possible for the sick man, and would willingly have paid for his treatment at a hospital, but were told that no hospital would receive such a hopeless case. donoL 2.35 m.

For Kan, Bradford, 67.2-J up to elsewhere 75c each. am. For Clarion. S7. 20 a m.

ra B. 4s surance company vs vverron, lierg appeal, Holmes vs. Frew, estate of Robert Patterson, deceased, apical of Richer exe-cutor, and Mary J. icishcr; estate of Wii'iaia P. Shinn, deceased, appeal of Wiiiiam P.

Shinn, administrator; appeal cf Trenton Iron Company, Appeal of ise et al, Lester vs. Baird, Foster vs. Baird, Gorman vs. Baird, Commonwealth vs. Hannel, Bruce et al vs.

city of Pittsburgh et al, Pennsylvania Company for insurance on Lewis estate et al vs Leggate. O. depot, 2. 15 ni. For Foxburg, 7.20 a in, ELECTION NOTICE.

on by those who may require the services ti 25. 64 .25 m. B. h. O.

depot. 5'2 15 la. Something better in the same order of a competent agent in For Buffalo. 7.20 a m. For Erie.

Mealvllle, niJ3 line. J. E. GLASS. 17 la a.

m. For Oreenvlllo. Mercer and ftU'a vilie, 7 20 a 2.25 ni. B. fc O.

xlepot, 2.1S $1.00. tn. For Akron. E7. 20 a nu S3.24 m.

unu, Leaped foe Liberty. Lamar Hellings was brought to jail yesterday by Martin. He was committed Wednesday by 'Squire Dunn of Siinnv Side for surety of the peace. While Snot 2 In. 7 .55 m.

NOTICE I hereby notify that my wife has left my house and bed and I will not be responsible for any debts contracted hv her. Robert Wilson, No. 140 Wylie Office Western Insurance Pittsburgh, Nov. 3. ELECTION The annual election for thirteen directors of this company will bt? held at the office on TUESDAY, the between the hours of 11:30 a.

m. and 1 p. rn. WM. P.

HERBERT, Secretary. no: 88 Scarlet all-wool were $1.50, $1.00 each a I- bill. MINOR BOING9 IV COl RT. The Piusburgh Transfer Cotcrany will call for and check bsiiaage iiom ho'eis and rostdenoea oron order left at B. Si O.

tieket offlce, corner ng city. coming down on the McKeessport, Belle- Tii For Bier Men. Fifth ay, and Wood and 639 Smlthtteul street. A LITTLE IlISPLTE. ms Graham, a farmer in Pine town-made an assignment to Elmer T.

DIVIDENDS. ship, Xaiij. Except Sunday, tounaay only. Stuttcardt Sanitary Underwear. No vernon train Hellings leapea on near Bunolu.

The train was running about twenv miles an hour. It was stopped and the constable started in pursuit. He captured him near Elkhorn about 1 o'clock yesterday morning and at once started for Citizens National Bank, Pittsburgh. Nov. 5, 1894.

nTVTTiFxr) The directors of this bank this city. V.01A this dav declared a dividend of THREE (3) PER CENT on the capital Going very fast the well selected stock PITTSBURSH LAKE ERIE RAILROAD, clock out of the profits of the past six Architect lloyd Will Not Be Pnld By the Ctty. The cm i in ir it tee on charl'Ies met yesterday afternoon. A resolution ir a war. rant for Jl.oeJ for services rendered by Architect Ttmma Boyd in reference to the re tion of the new buildings at M.is- halse.t received considerable attention.

In a (mniunicatlon Mr. Boyd presented a bill for S4. although on account of an objection offered by I ilreetor Booth to an item of .312, for extra services, he was willing to i -ompi onuso for JM.UjO. Th resolution whs returned with a negative recommendation. of Sadies' suitings, noting, s-peer at 61t Fenn avenue.

Must be sold at once. THOS. FOX, UKALKU IV SAWMILL RUN COAL, NUT COAL AND SLACK. Ml. K'l WABASH WEST UD.

Tel. 1 Wee'. End. RAILROADS. Schedule is Effect June 17, 1394.

months, pavabie on demand. SAM UEL M. M'ELROY, Cashier. Bank of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Nov. 6, iSi4.

charge lor a name, it could not oe any better with it on was $2.75, $3.50 $2.25, $2.50. rj Outside Shirts of heavy wool solid goods for solid men colors and stripes makes out-of-door life comfortable 75c CENTRAL TEtfE. The directors of this bank I Depart, i Arrive. Vinve this day declared a dividend of REAL ESTATE SAVINGS BASK, LIM, nemo-red lo No. OS Fonrth Avenne.

CAPITAL, SI'UOW; SURPLUS, $37,000. Deposits of $1 and upwards received and interest allowed at 4 per cent. vattr i4 FER CENT on its capital stock Chla. and Clevel'nd "Flyer'i 7.00 am 8.25 pm out of the profits of the last six months, Yonngsfu and Ci'Y'i'd Mailt'. 8.S0 am i.aviWR to stockholders or their legal rep Lake Cnaa'auqua Fast Line 12.25 pm 6.25 pm 8.80 am Bufialo aud Erie Express.

8.80 am pm Blankets i.4o pm.i2.so pm EASY TO REMEMBER Bocrcs Buhl's Cleveland and Chicago Ex. Graham yesterday for the benefit of his creditors. Ofl'eri Clark sued E. Murrav and George Hulton yesterday ot recover for an alleged false arrest at Oakmont on September 29, ISm A verdict for .10 for the plaintiff was rendered in the case of A. I.

Scott against the Allegheny Valley railroad fur goods destroyed in a wreck. Mrs. Fannie Katz received a verdict of $l7o atcainst Braddock township for damages to her property caused by the grading of a road throunh the township. Wm. Lt id in behalf of bis son Charles, has entered suit against the city to recover damages.

The boy fell over the HIT, on July J2, when the High School park was opened mid was iniuied. He did not recover thirteen weeks. The answer of C. M. Leighiey f-r himself, his sister Nancy and his brother, W.

H. to the rule to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted on the estate of Alary Ieigh-ley, their mother, was filed yesterday. Lou's Harris and Moses Bcarman, boys, plead sullty to htc.tiing and selling a small amount of jewelry from Jacob Shapira's store at -n. Fifth avenue. The court suspended sentence on pavnient of costs, v'Aing to the age of the defendants.

The New York Newspaper union sued the Pearl Laundry Company yesterday to recover The Laundry Company erected a water tank on tr-p of its b'l'hli-" on Federal street. Water from the tank ran down into he building occupied by the plaintiff adjolninc, and dentroyed type and presses. BufTo.CleTl'd. fcChyo. Ex4 4.20 5.05 pui pm; 6.3 am Buffalo ami Cleveland Preserve Your Streusitli And keep in good health by using Dun-levy's choice fresh sausages, puddings, loins, shoulders, pure white lily lard and smoked meats.

We exercise the utmost care in preparing our fresh meats, in rendering our whie lilv lard and in curing our smoked resentatives on ui win iin Cfno7i-69laX' W. ROSEBURG, Cashier Exchange National Bank. Pittsburgh, Nov. 7, lii4. DIVIDEND The board of directors of tMi bank have declared a dividend of FOUR tt) PER CENT, payable forthwith.

A. LONG. Cashier. DISSOLITION NOTICE. It 6.36 ain '-20 am 1.00 pm it 2.05 pm are Best.

Best because bought, right; Best because sold low; Better goods for less money Blanket ntid Comfort Depart- nhtft vUrht nt Second door. Iieaver Fails Aeenin'daXloa. Beaver AceomMaticn. Buaver alls Aeconi'dation Newcastle Lxprees Executions Innueil. The following executions were Issued yenteriay: James II.

Forte vs. S. N. William F. Wise vs.

Victor Miller, i.i 2f: H. B. Mocser vs. Thomas M. F'rlckler.

Ilt 28; August Roedel vs. W. H. Jl.uS-i tw; M. ila rliiigton vs.

H. Machenzie, Ji.424 63; William iUcie-nour vs. John Lannon, 1214; W. S. Nesbit vs.

John Iell, Jacob B. Houseman va. Henry Ie IxmK. Jlcl. 5.20 pnr o.w pm S.80 piu T.so am meats.

Result is we make the finest goods McKesfu't aud Belle Vernon t.40 am; 7.40 am products our sold. Ask your deater for I McEeetport and New Haven! 8.20 am 8.00 AT.LEafftNY- KaiLhaY Tasing effect 51 Vy ls Trains leave Union station (eastern standard time): Corry accommodation. 6. oo Bracburu acoouiinodatson, 7.15 a in: Niagara express, dally, 8.43 a in, ar-rivUijr at BoR'alo 5.65 liuBois and Will-ianisjicrt, daily except Sunday, 8.40 a arriving at "vViiiiati)port 6.45 KUtauning aecommodation, V.bb a Braet'urn acommo-datlon, 12.05 ik; Titusvtllo and WMiiarnppart 1 30 Braeourn aoeomn'odatlon, 2. as in; EirileDton accommodation, 3 45 in; Kittannin; asoorainodatton, 5.05 Brieburn accouimo'iation, 6.35 Bracburn acom-ci dation, 6 15 Button accom'uoda-tlcn, 7.5A ui; HuSfalo nisht express, (ia if, 9.

"20 arriviaj? ai. KuM'alo 7.15 a ae-cociiaoJation, 4.5i Valley Camp accouiiiio-tion, 11.40p 9.U5 a tttannlnr, 12.40 Brueburn, 9.5j m. Pullman bulhet parlor cars on dir trains I McKeesji't and Helle pm ill A A UiVIV AWv "Jt5 DIRFCTLY OPPOSITE UMBRELLAS The dependable sort Don't get wet and pay for it by nauseous medicine-taking, when an A-l Umbrella can be bought for Twenty-third and take no others. Wholesale end retai' Ktreet and A. V.

R. R. mo eesporv ana sew liaveni t.ooinv pm Liberty 15 P.O. Wholesale exclusively ft 603 street. I) UN LEVY D.

75c 'Tisn't wise, is it JOHN life. lire. REMOVAL. NOTICE Tiissolution of partnership The partnership heretofore existing between us as dealers in agricultural ir.plements. under the fiim nam-; of 1.

W. Scott. at 507 Liberty sirpet, PirtRburgh. has this 6th day of November, ISM. been dissolved by mutual consent.

The business will hereafter be carried on at the same place by I. W. Scott under the old name of I. W. Scott T.

M. D. McCloy retiring from the business. Ail claims sigaiiist said firm should be presented to 1 Scott, who ili coilpc ail dbts owing it. I.

W. Scott. T. Al. L.

McCIoy. McKeesp't and Belie Vernoni 4.00 pm pm Trains depart fur Eilwood City, fS-5d a li.2i m. n. O. Y.

trains lor Mansfield ar Be eclimont, 7.10, flo.oO a in, t3.45 ra. I Additional train forCoraoiolis at flO.15 am. I Imfly. Daily, exceDt Sunday on. y.

I JNon M.30 a and 4.0 trains on Nundays to Yonuistown ordy. cats on uicht trains ready st 8.0 tn. Panor and Sleepinjr Cars on all through trains. City Ticket 67 Fifth avenue. G.

M. BEACH, L. A. KO BISON, ueaslitikL, JS sa. Patl, Ai4wU ana eieepiiiz burjcii and i-iufaio from i Trains arrive and depart K.

It. Exoiiaiiife Street BOGGS BUHL, ALLEGHENY, The People's Popular Purveyors Accident anil liability INSURANCE. Mj. 91 1 OUKTH AV, PAATbUt JfcUll, PA. -fKMOVAI- DR.

W. F. FUMDEHBER3. IMseases of the KYK, EAR, NOSE A Nil THROAT EXCLUSIVELY. Kg, 6V4 Penn next door lo Buquesue theater.

a depot, Buffa.o, iV The Real Estate Savings Bank Limi-has removed to Ha own building, Nc, Fourth LA VI UUO, JAS. P. ANDEKSON, Uea. Uta. i'ajnj(r Aaeat..