Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 3

PITTSBURGH COMMERCIAL GA; WEDirESDAT, MAY 1900. ovr to th? f-mm P3 Jii-eded in ti.e i- a and thw Dr. Dtller Is to fee and 6 cents rmi! mah'cg i for -vhicn the la wihins to confess Judgment. BLAMES IT ON LIQUOR. DHCXKiSSESS THE tEKE3f-J IS Tim MTiivHJtAy oase.

III I f' 1 I 1 1 i -1 1 ii i 1 ii 1 UPON r- '1 i i ill Lea PaP ers throughout the states are pointing to Neville Island as quick development, and the verdict is general that the advent of Neville Island City, in this section, marks the birth of magically rapid, city-building. Indeed it Must be so. The monster mills are hurrying on to completion; and when finished, the whole carpenter-world will be welcomed as home builders. I iiajuj WIIWBMIPWIIW pllliilllil Mtj6aWl(aal 1 1 una mmm masm, m-mism It i i -i 1 1 I i i .3 i 7 air i E. -i 4 E6 5 A W.

I-' jT I 7 V. 1. -i, 11 tVu I I I rr? ov jcftSOi t.v. -i 1 4 "5 i i 7. 1T i' ft ak'-W 1 1Kb, KJfl' iitl ICTURIflG A SHiFPICG YARD OF THE BIG FACTORIES.

No, these big industries are not here; if they were, the City' would be built up, and you nor any other man could buy lots at first price. Instead of S500, the price would likely be 1,500, $2,000, $3,000 or even 85,000. But the mills are building, and the City is building, and if you don't buy now you'll lose the golden opportunity for making the big gains now so plausibly within your reach. a S500 Lot and make S10G0. i.i Soy ai $500, wnils you can.

free cars ltlX' Main and Carson West End, and Bridge, McKees Rocks Free at BM.MW Buy Bat Big create elresdy offered for sold tots. fc.yth'iritSos. T-3 ha thsai to Mann t.i, 1 tr.ty hai nia a few -Hi voi oiita. HOMi'j or baa Mann, but r.ot payment for his lodg ing. He sail Lews had seen the cor-tct.

ta cf tho iatchei, but he di-uied that Crawley had cvtr seen them. Jury returned a vcruiot of guilty tving out a xhorf time. When of William H. Tarrant was called the defendant stated that he would conduct his own cafe. Ior true bliU had been returned by trie grand jury agdiiist him for having in hid posse's; on and custody spurious f.llver cerilrioates of thi United stmes.

The defendant objected to two cf the indictments. One was not indorsed and another was indorsed "For pining flash notes" The court roeommer.ded that the indictments he returned to the grand Jury for correct Indorsements. United States District Attorney John B. Myers then that the continued until to-day in order that the bills could be corrected. The court granted the request ami adjourned until fids morning at 9:20 o'clock.

t.d!th pleaded guilty to the chnre of forcing a name to a monev order. Pleas of no defense were entered in the cases of Max Morgan of Washington, for Bending- obscene letters through the mail: of Nathan Hlrsch cf Aiie-ghenv, for stealing a package from the shelf' at the postofdee; of Fldo Nabif of Allegheny, for having in possession, attempting to and passing counterfeit money. True bills were returned yesterday by the grand jury as follows: I'eter T. Smith, for transmitting a false affidavit. and for an aflidavit to a pension claim: John trazax, for carrying' on th'j business of a retail liquor dealer without paying tho smeclal tax Ci; Harry Pritts.

John S. Pritts and William Pritts, for having In possession a still set up and net registered. VATCSjKU with ixte It est. Salt of th Bennett Water Company Asalnut Mtilvale a. Tent fane.

An order was made yesterday In common pleas court No. 2, placing the case of the Bennett Water Company against the borough of Miiivale at the foot of tho present trial list. This means that the case will come op trial In about two weeks. The plaintiff company has sued to recover IiLVX0 damage? and the question involved la out that ha never been passed upon by tho supreme court of Pennsylvania. The Water Company had a contract with the borough to supply tho residents with water.

The borough then erected its own plant. The right of tho borough to do this was tested and the euprerne court decided In favor of the boroug ii. For several years the business of th-j water company has been on a gradual and the concern flnaliv went Into th hands of a receiver. It Is charged that the action of the borough in putting up its own plant was responsible for the destruction of the water company's business and this suit to recover damages was entered. The Cfse promises to be hotly contested and will be watched with interest, as upon Its result will depend the future courso of many Independent water companies.

To-dnj'i Trial Llatts. Criminal courtCommonwealth vs. Ida Law, for murder; J. G. Wagner, Frank Namee.

Edward Stephen, Frank Zulefski, Harry Streite, Joseph Llinsky, Miko Ver-eulinak, Alexander Saminsky, II. F. Mason, Robert Wharton, John Civoe Mainly (i, Marl Orderly Hatton, N. De Yann ct ah "Tug" Murphy. Common pleas No.

1-Arrumer list. Common plas No. 2 City of Pittsburgh vs. Kythe, Saam vs. Shaw, Stewart vs.

West, Cavca vs. Pkellj, Slater vs. link. Jones Co. vs.

Western Assurance Company, Wilt vs. Williams. Thompson vs. T.iompson, Thomas vs. Owens.

Cmmon plea's No. Scott' heirs vs. Mi Kay. Hartzill vs. Mellon ft al, Diggs vs.

Wesco it ux, Jamison vs. Wilson, vs. Biatbar. Dohla vs. Moflitt et al, Belierleid Company vs.

city of I'itts-burgh, Benkert, executors, vs. Teutorda Insurance Company of Allegheny. Efsht Casfs Argaed, Eight cases wore argued bei'ore the superior court yesterday, a3 follows: Morse, Williams Co. against M. Arnfeld Sen, nn notion cn a contract for an elevator; J.

M. Hii.stirg3 against D. R. on a contract for lumber; A. L.

Coulter aga'nst gas 'ompany, an appeal from the judgment of an alderman, Arthur Stroyd against the Pittsburgh Traction Company, to recover damages for personal injuries; city of Pittsburgh against James Friel, an action on a municipal lion; N. Nonsarratt, receiver, against the Equitable Trust Company, an action on a bond; Josiah Spre agc tnst Jonas Sipe, on a Judgment: Frederick KaechfcC? and Bretthauer against the United Traction Company, to recover for personal injuries. Coald Xot Prove Forgery. Judge J. W.

Over handed down a decree yesterday vacating- a former decree in the matter of tho estate of Florence K. Tomer, a minor. The previous decree confirmed the account of )r. A. J.

Lavis, allowing a balance $14 a clue the The proceedings were opened up and the court found that the guardian hod collected a mortgage amounting to $3o0. Dr. Davis is now dead. The Fuanlianship dated back to 1S73. An effort was made, to show that the satisfaction of the mortgage was a forgery, but the court held it to be valid and ma Je a decree show ing a balance in favor of thb ward, amounting to tZZo 73.

Formal Decree Afirainst Beech. Judge E. H. Slowe signed a formal decree yesterday in the equity suit of John A. Beech, executor, against James P.

Beech and others. The decree Is in accordance with tho opinion handed down p. few days ao, and rtci'iires James P. Beech to account for ail property belonging to tho estate of his father, I'eter 11. Beech, In his hands at the time of the father's death and for ail the since that time.

Alexander Giidiian. E.sip, Is named as auditor to state an account and James I. Beech is enjoined from disposing of any of the property in his hands pending a settlement of tiia matter. Lunatic Charged With Fraud. Mary E.

Dorcas and others yesterday Med a bill In equity against Runen Abiss and Isabella Abiss, a lunatic, and Joshua N. Griffith, her In which Runen Abiss is charged wiih obtaining worth of real estate by d- -celt and fraud. An ln.iune.tion Is asked for to restr.nn him from encumbering or (itbposinj? of the property; also a decree to reconvey the plaintiffs their interests. Sprool Flleis Aaiiwer, An answer was filed yesterday in the case of Dr. Tht odore-Dilier against Henry Sproui, sn action to recover $50 claimed to be due tho plaintiff for giving expert tet't! mony in the defendant's divorce case.

Mr. Sproul says Dr. Dlller did not give expert testimony; that no expert witnesses wera 11 a Kldnev sai BaGkoGiio Blood and Liver fc, va igfve Tools Great Illood tiruiiainK llemodl for prlt. Ileadaities, "lired," N'ervonn. If Oil! I 1 1 1 1 i 2 I FOB FILL, I.VFOflMATIi cf Un Si-KCIFir, a'-' voir lr jgglst rr Hit.

I i-iu-phlets c-UdciU i svja of tl. 3 jo a mi i LEAb BHIUFS. Docrees In distrtoution were made ss follows: Joseph Levy, ii; Eh.zabeth Gaydeil, 42. A petition was allowed to amend the l'hel in the ot Agues Emith against Charles W. Hmlth.

A petition in bankruptcy was ty James A. Savllle of Scran ton. Lis liabilities are $Xs and his assets $415. Arthur L. Over was appointed commissioner to taku tesiunony in the divorce case of Elizabeth M.

Home atraiti-t Jos-eph M. Home. In No. 2 Judge J. F.

White was on duty for the first time for several weeks. He has ben 111 at Cambridge Springs, He tried two cases yesterday. John Thomas Stoner hied a petition in common pleas court No. 1 yesterday asking for the privilege to nange- his name to John Thomas Ayer, the present name of his mother. Retail liquor licenses were granted yesterday in the following hold-over cases: Ji-mes Hamilton, corner of Bedford avenue and Washington street, Fifth ward, and Victor Halter, 47'30 Liberty avenue, Sixteenth ward.

In No. 3 a verdict for the piaintiit was rendered in the case of the Iron City Planing Mill and Lumbar Company against the consolidated 1 raction Company for a car colliding with a wagon belonging to the plaintiiTs. In the case of the Allegheny Valley Railroad Company against Thomas II. MeGowan, a verdict for $388 Cj was rendered for the plaintiff. The plaintiff, company sued to recover the price of a which the defendant refused to accept.

A rule for an attachment for contempt of court was granted on George G. Christian, who has been sued for a divorce by his wifi. Annie Christian. Christian was ordered to pay $25 counsel feey end has failed to comply with the order. The general argument list was continued in common pleas court No.

1 yesterday and the list was pretty well cleared up. Judge F. H. Collier, who returned to the bench on Monday after a severe i'l-ness. was not able to be on the bench yesterday exopt for a short time in the morning.

Attorney G. IC Wright obtained a preliminary order In the orphans' court in a proceeding by Thomas W. Smith to havo his brother, Andrew M. Smith, declared legally dead. The brother has oecn missing from his home in AUtgheny since 177.

ills estate is valued at Ji.C.") and he is survived by three brothers and a sister. Catherine McDaniels entered a suit yesterday ngaJr.Kt FTa.uk A. Deirrlck to recover $5,000 damages for th death of her husband, Andrew McDaniels. Mrs. McDaniels says her husband was killed by a train on the Millers Run branch of the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Chicago St.

Louis railroad on February 14, after procuring liquor in the defendant's saloun. SUNDAY CONCERTS. General Manager Selioepf Says Re Lias Sot Completed Plans. Hi a Opinion ot Blselow. General Manager W.

Ii. Schoepf of tha Consolidated Traction Company, was asked yesterday concerning the company's intentions In regard to Sunday concerts in Si henley and Highland parks this summer. The fact that thi-re were no concerts last Sumbiy caused much speculation among those who availed themselves of the privilege last year. Mr. Schoepf 8 statement, which follows, Indicates that arrangements will be made later on.

Since my arrival in Pittsburgh," said the general manager, "I have not had time to investigate and reach a conclusion in the matter of ssunduy concerts. I have not had t.me to learn what tho people of Pittsburgh want or expect, or what would bo the proper steps for the Consolidated Traction Company to take In the matter. Thus far 110 plans have been considered. "I nave met Mr. Eigelow, the director of the department ct pubiic works, so cially, but business was not discussed.

hen I decide upon the matter Sunday concerts, I shall submit my plans to the director, providing it embraces the holding ot concerts in the pubdc parks, and 3 have no doubt but what we shall be able to reach a satisfactory understanding'. "My Impressions of the personality of the director of public works are based largely upon his pubiic services. Our uc-Guaintance is but the but tho men who has worked out the present system of parks and boulevards must of a necessity be not only a nig man, but a broad man." PLACES FOlt MA5V. Ciil Service Commission Will Male Gxamlnatloai in. All Cttie.

Tlie United States civil service commission has issued an announcement of a series cf examinations. June Vi an examination will bo held in any city In the United States where it has a local board of examiners for the position of Inspector cf woolens. Quartermaster's department, from which a selection will be made oi successful competitors in tho quartermaster's department at Philadelphia. June 19. examination for clerk, general land office service.

This examination was postponed from the regular spring examinations on account cf sraa.Il number of appi'ca tions hied. Information relative to tho scope of this examination will be found in sections 141 nnd 115 of the Manual of Examinations, furnished with application blanks on re-Quest to the commission. Fro'm the eligibles resulting from this examination, certification w'i! be made to tho position of clerk in a number of land ofiices throughout the country at salaries ranging from $720 to per annum. June 13 and 20, examination for positions of manual training teacher, Indian service. Information relative to the scope of this examination will be found In section 1)3 of the Manual of Examinations, furnished on application with blank forms by the commission.

Certincation to made to the position of manual training at the Ft. Shaw school, Montana, at a salary of -fS4o per annum. June il, i3. examination for third-class electrical dra'tsman, certification to be made to this position at the New iork navy yard, at a salary of per day. For information ana application blangs, ail correspondence relative to these examinations should be directed to the United Slates civil service commission, Washing-tod, D.

C. Clea-olns 1 -iv 1 1 Street. The disorderly houses along Colweil street are to tie closed on May 10, an order to that effect having been Issued yesterday by Acting Superintendent of Police Sol Otulson. time ago all the houses of that character on Fifth avenue east, of Ross street were closed and the crusade is now boir.g extended to either streets in that section of the city. iiiii-i 1 til rH i iii 3- Olive F-uruftce.

NVv. 2). lsyy. rr. M.

M. Ftr-iiiiir. Sir: I never desired my hut aia free to say that 1 fuily believe jour Kidney at. a KacRache 'Cure waa tne c-tiiuse of my being alive to-day. I weighed 115 poun-s ftno now avtrcite lours truly, H.

JioGUGI.V.- BROOKS LOCOMOTIVE WORKS. Dunkirk. N. Apr. I had Fev er Sores on my ri-rht its.

ith six (6' u'n-rs vxiendins to the tt-ne, the leg to twice Its natural Was laid up nine (ii) years. Many doctors and imtent me-Jl. tines wero tr)i and Finally tbrt-e botii fif Ur, I'ennr r't Itiood ttnd Liver Remedy and "Verve Tonic produced a oorapiwte anil core. FRANK S1KDERMEYEK. Knr-tvilie.

Feb Si, mo Ir. M. M. FBNNKR, Frftdonla, N. Your 1J SPEr'SI A (THE has cured me of a disrressir.g cajte of 1 a.

I had been trying all katds of ntedlctnvs for It. lnelo-'ing the doferisnt f-n-nm of Pt-rslr. anl wltbt'Ut beritnt. rne dr. cf your l.vbip-ia iur gavs mi? inimedlatit refirf I hava taaea two bottles fcjii eonmii-r mvself curd.

J. H. STEVENS, Ltuck13 Mt Jewett, McKtt. Mar. 27, I l.

-vi. u.el Dr. Feimer's ItD- I.ItF ia my family ytars. It cured a ra.iii'aff aore alter the doot rs '-aid I wr.u;d i-Ms, mv Ttierft Is no mediriRA bettor fur 1 EruiMS, Hc-a--iaehe, Twith.vhe or i A VMVtTU -'in in 1 ii' tr-v ST. V1TTS DOOE M.

I'redonlH. Stoat il iurkttWe Cura ivsr achlavwS I 1 I 1 RICH." a wonder-worker in 1 -1 s5 ui I HE, PiTTSEuHSH, KAIUtDADS, CHID RAILROAD la Effect November 19. liiirtt. (lastcrn Bunnaard. lid.) From Pitmburaii Leare.

Chicago ILxprena ara tuiyreaa JO ara ConrvilavUie, L'nlontu-vm Ciunberl'd aru Pieasant, Jiurgmiton-n Fn-irin't. 6:0 am H'Bshintrton, Wbe-i'tnr Aenom. XSam 'aahlnttton, Baltimora A Kew B.m am ConliaviUc, niDrtonn Fairmont. am Corr.eilRvUle ML ple-aaant am ColuTnlica, Circinnati St. am Conneilsvini, rnlontovn Ar FaulT-mot.

tlo rra Cumberland, Vv'ahlnir(on Baltiniora iirVi pm C.cimfilsvf.lrt Vt. Pleaaival t'rlontovn, MorfMtowB Filrtnoat. ira rhlchro V'7r A pm Cor.nellaylVia. T'nirmtoirn 4 Monranfn I'm tmiontown pm Llmltedj Philadelphia is New York Ch'pairo I nm Pt. Lot' f-Mpra Whaahn Newark pm TT'eVVoti.

frrj DvqariBt Limit- haa Jjrawin Room Cor toPbiiauelphia s.dl Buffet Drawlnir Room 1 to SewYorlc Dally. tDaiiy except Sunday RY Janoary 1, 1J0. is. O. Htsxtl-jn, Piiiabars.in Centra 'ilina, for Chicago, 16:30 a.

p. Si. ClevsiiUi-l, i 'it a. p. ui Akr-a.

Iour.gJ!o Ne. Ktlwond-t, a. ni, i .35. .40 p. in.

Ltava P. W. bta-tioc Allegcuivv, Cntral tuna, fur Chlcaao. p. Cluveiand.

Aknm, Youuetwn, 2: p. ui. ana and titiford, in. Crurion. Foxrurc.

a. 4:16 p. m. Near a. ra.r p.

m. "Frilwood City, a- ni, t.ii, P. Butluc, 6.30, tj.15. tt'15 p. m.

On Sundayi, Bt.t!et train' leaves B. t-iS, 2'2S p. Enc- 6:3 a. in. OreenvlUe.

Mercer, Grov City, tS-30 a p. ni. PuUma EiwTiine Cam all ttrouch train bten plttfburiih aivi Chicago. IJaily; tait Pun'lay. W.

PAf-KKTT, G. T. A. i Ftib TJnia Statin. 5 am Braetrtim 7:20 am 8:1 0 am Buffalo Day Eip tss 0 ft am 0ti3ois and WiHUaisa't 9.00 East Brad rtO oO am Vaiifty Cama 12:1 5 pm 1:40 pw araelmrn 3:00 pm KHt-tnnino 4:1 6 pm (Ml City and pw pm 7 10 am S45m pm 6:30 rre I 4 pra 6:0 sin pm am S-4 5 aia am 3-45 pm 4 7:40 pH 2-0'j pm ti 1:1 8 pm 50 pm am am 6:00 ea pm 1 8:25 pm am i 7:1 pn pii catnp 5.111 i.m Valla Camp pm Klttannlng 6:16 pm Vglien r.ama ,4 7:15 pm Emitr.ton B'aeburn ti 0:1 5 pm fiiifiaifl h'ght Express.

pm B'aehorsi 1 1 1 pm DuSoig 9.00 am Enlentati i 9:1 Sam Sraehurn 1 2:40 pm Wali Camp 6 45 pn Kitianning. r1" tEicept Sandsv. 'Sunday only. and Car oa i.OS a a 10 in a trail for Bafaia Ui'T. raa Ja-icr Car a 5.05 1 trt'n Oil Gt iajW, Piilaaa t-S Car oa i.4t a a tram 6u tj CisilSttlCT it Will tf i 4 is R.

E. fu- St Karj'i, Uct BiT'a sport Sunuart. CriAS. B. PP'CE, JAS.

P.AMnERSCN, 1 6a'i Saa, 1 iasn Xttai. PiTTS G7fi LAKE EETE CLEVKLAVU SIXOKT LI LI. 8ceule la Wi, 1WUS. Centril TiUid. Arriva.

Chic, and Civiand "fVer aru intara Toutiset'a ana Clc-eJ' iiali1 ni: tcnuiiuima 5'ast L.nt;t 5' I'l'-i' -0 Bufialo a.I Kn eland ad Chioa Kx-1 pm' i Buri'i find pm :1.15 Cevl Tivr" ii ptr.j and Clevi-lana 6 ai a ann Yyir. A' lJpm Ivr Aeeomoduonjt -S at.ijt au Hiaier I'sim Aicorn'odaii-jri-t f-t: aai't am I-4ver Palis Acii.ra'ciailoc.',L'i5 ftn v.s... 1 l- pm Ne- CiLft an 1 1 i City K. 4 s-m Vntlv SiTiffn it pmit am Aa it piriiT s.n'. 1 aai'f 7: 4 1 Fayette Cty i-tNW Kavn 7:4 yr City 1 -4 ri 12 pm Favei'eV-ltv it- tKw Haver.

rn pm -'t't F-l-re 2.t2l 2 ralr.a -1 iur muv- it a. ia A e. u. p. t.Jii p.

C. X. i-iiitva tor a. r-2. M-ti 5.

m. S-ind r. ra. trla t.d' tity 'iVt Fa p. N-i'AKrK.

l. P. ar.d GW' W'arr. Vea. s.

Fa. Mwjiy t'ltitft T-tlfr to tte JJe-f KIa t' Condition on Lie Ly ef the Killing Skillful Or a. -M-laatlon the CuufflUAWcalth, Every pBaiVie pcirt is being brought Y'-t to t-Hve the life of George W. McMur-r, wLu 5j4 on trial in criminal court the murder of Juines Hudgo, a miner 1 KobKstown, on IVuraj.ry 17. During nterday's fcessjiou tfi omiiionwcalth iwt'l that McMurray Imd purchase! a elver uhortiy before he shut iluu.Ke, ou the other hand, the Uefeiise up, a strong was made a show McMurray was intoxicated uen the murder took It permed thiit if the -whtiltt vltl-jge of Nobltstown ws willing' to testify as to Mo.Murray'9 lritMperance, tlio court room was crowded Willi miners and their wives.

-Anions those In the court room was Me-M'Jirray'a father and mother and rds yc-'jiitr v. Tb-a rst itnoNa caJled was Georo A. MuCrory, th owner cf a sn-aii store at N'jomstuwn. He said McMurray was la hi? atorrs short! before r.e shot Rudge. asked trie if he had any cheap revolvers.

He handed aisd the latter tried 11, after hti underf-d JJCrory a to bill for the pon and -'prtrMtiea. which were wortn 5.5.,.i. identified trie revolver itii which McMurray had shot Rutlge. Lir-tie 8 years old, teUtod sho h'id sot-rii Mc Murray going up the sups of Huie' hous, and when she got soma 2i-Tari away she Ire-ard a not and Mrs. Ksjogo Looking' around shd bsw MoSfurrriy running away.

Jamta Graham, who a general storo on the first floor of tho house, ail thp.t hearing a. shot upstairs ha saw XcMvrray runhir.jr. He appeared to be rurtfii'ig all right, but fH once and got ur again and li.cross'-d his Pto. Thomas j'. IlcCov, a bookkeeper, test! havlntr heard McMurray luijuiro for Kndge ilvHnfC the afternoon.

County Xetooriv7 K. G. P-oblnaon Identified the revolver In evulnot 83 one fouiid near llm ire's house. Vhla closed the casa for the and Attorney i-. V.

Patterson, rersonting tba defense, in hla opening h' that, it would bo shown that the psijorier'e mind wis affected from the errectn of liquor and he was Incapable of that deliberation, and premeditation that Is necessary ta constitute a Verdict of first debtee. Many Pmr Him IrIrL. Thomas Itoy was caliad. It was with hLt that fievjral witcesea heard McMurray oonverin? bfora the r.mrder and to whom McMnrray is cre-Xiied with at-taraptluij to obtain a ravoiver and innkln threats dpalnst lludg. Roy end he first mt McMurray early In the day at the coal tljidfe, whei he noticed he hud "on a little tooze." He saw htm lake a drink, end mec him later in the day, this meeting bid lg the on spoken of by former lt'isn.

Ha denied McMurray asked him whrc he could get a "(fun," or that r. McMurray not to be so fo( Iibli. McMurray and Roy patted about 4:15 p. and it was brought out on crosa-ox-amlna'Icn that before they departed. McMurray ail he was going to see the pit boi Ftudge).

William Mttl sH that ho noticed McMurray had Ce'-n drinklns on the day of I V- us s'novn that he was able to jump on 8 nd o.t a moving coal car and avoid any durg't-r In doinsr so. Forrest William I evoM he knew had been lirli-k-I Inc. but he acktwledjjed he could waia Pall right and talk rationally. David lams, naxd he noticed MeMurry had beea Upon cross-examination the witness fcaid that Mi Murray could walk and talk all rirht, and the only way It could te notlied that he had been drinking was ty bis eyes. Thomaa McGrady v.

amonpr a number of young men vrlth whom Mc.STurray hHd played pool on tho day of the hiiiirg. He said the iatn-r was under the iniiu-t-ni'e of Mnuor. Mr. Haymaker, by the vitnesti, showed that McMurray was ablo, ii'S ftMii.ir, X11(1 Willi! 11 WHO rot eho-wn that M.t;Murray won. McGrady fuid had onlv lost one came.

James 'VPcrter. another of the crowd, said rfi.McMurry acted as though he wa into f-ed. si though he "j-lHyc1 P.ob-irt Parkinson, who was in pool rcon, swore he went pfter a l.alf-phit of whisky for McMurray. ani viict the latttr drank some of it. It whs shown upon that the nr.eas had drunk a.

a madi as at.d di 1 not become affected. James it! rc- -t lieu, swere ne notlCwa IVlc- iiirray had t-een drinking. Wanted to Shoot M. llat. ilrs.

ZvTiry McLaughlin, who conducts mall store at Noblest jwn, swore that ut an hour before tho murder McMur-fr entered her store and wanted to a revolver to shooc a rat, he said. I'i'itrut, who in the store at offered him i.ia weapon, but is. McLaughlin says he refused to McMurray to take it, be causa he as under the Uitliience of liquor. Dis-i ii lot was ant substantiated what Mrs. McLaughlin had testified to.

Uls-; t.rtjt, upon said i he -did not think McMurray was drunk. and that lie was in proper condition to 1 Fhoot rats. Dr. J. i' McCarrell saw McMurray after I tte fcl-uoting and thought he wa-3 statr- Rering George W.

Kvai.a also saw the I and a like opinion. Hnry S. IJoiiapftd. Justice of the peace L'idoit was tried yesterday in I crindnai court before Judge J. A.

Evans I upon a charge of i-xtortion made bv A. lloszkowlcz. The latter had made inior-iration against Martin Korad before t.ulre Itoizupfel. and t-t the hearing the defendant was discharged. Koszwicz cluin.ed the souiro had charged 1dm cots.

Under the law the costs in a surn-mrtry conviction cannot bo piaced upon th prosecutor. Hoizapfel was atiqulttcd, bui was compelled to pay the costs. VlllUim Hears. J. F.

johntton, Samuel Ja- Kfjon. and Jtsej Matthews tvere cou-Vi'-iol fetonhud assault and Lattery UiJjn Hays Alexander. '1 he latter was a pio.no player lri a hoUfe on the hill wheio tii'i four men wera visitors. He refused to play for the aj "a lady was upntairji." and a fight followed, cut Aitxar.dr about thu h'xd and face. Means was sentenced to the poniiRt try for two years and months.

Mattiiews, Jackson, and John- tv-n were given GO and days to the worklioush respectively. James Cunningham was sent to the patch from David Swupo, Second iv euuf. COUNTERFEITERS CONVICTED. Samuel Ocuaett uiid Hubert llnfl-o Found t.Silty of SluVliic S)iirluu Mouc). BAir.uel Et-nnett of Imllaiia, charged whh counterfeiting.

Was found gui'tv as and recommended to the mercy of U.e court. heu court resumed yesterday thj Cerent, cpen-i its cass by placing L.jiuiett the stand. cni.ett ild that he hud :i.ade usol-lj for counterf -axcept ou ur. oocasloi when It waj done "J-iat for He said thnt on this McCauley had Becur.l all tho Later. -ald, ho and Mc--uuarritd and that the latter was tryu.g to pr.e:ute id in.

The cane went jury I cure court took tn c.ld- ity receij. lit tit lunwn r.u.a icniii uy. j.4 irralgr.ei: upwn two lndUtnunra of hav-ng molds rif cuunli i-f-it in his and of making pusslr.jf wirtut iittwiey tcsti- I that he had stm ll.ffmau make liuntcrfeit nickeld and In the I oi.iu shown In court. Thi.so ni 1, 1 ven tuken from Hoffuittu Whou arrested -net Mann said that Huffman had 5 yed at his liOua over night and had Ida kim co. in In his presence.

Alaivi ted that had given him il voounibrfoit nlokelF and dimes In pay. I it for JiU toard and lodging. He af-I wrd infornialiou ab'alnst a. id Hofruan waj ariested It. H.

Lewis, a firm.r ot Fulton said he had ovrt-Jcn tiTman (on the road to jr and had Hakon h'i in Ms buggy to trie county He had gefn the contents of tho jaalihel which Lffman curried arid rocog-frlied tfc 1 n.old.i and coins wiiea pietented t.i.'i In cort. Bv.rtt Operator W. J. Flynn, s'-curimr tho contents of found four counterfeit coma in ha rot's Af'er f'O-v rvm.tiks to the i.y bv At-orr M. Lwtcg as- paced tho stand th it he had preside! ing for iron and ccal in (he "nouiita.n ai on Manio H.U had touril entire 1" Co r'U: fv'.

ln.pie-f ind thu 'I hesa hii '-t to iAuCwjiAwl tura 1-1 t'A is 11 'J it ri 8 PstpvJu- Vi: i-iJ Si 1 ti it a claim endorsed during the past 20 years by tens cf thousands of users of hi is if an Absolutely Pure Rye "Whiskey the best for every purpose and dally for Idedicinal uses. Guaranteed El ght years old. $1.00 per Quart; JOS. FLEKiiiMG SOPJ, I 410-412 Street, -r, lij Our patrons in Allegheny can be supplied with "Old Export througa ti.e Olamsfcr-HucWnstei-i Drug Federal Street and Park Way. i a 6 Quarts for $5.00.

Pittsburgh, Pa, 1 bias rr acit ATWOOD H'CAFFREY BRASS FOUNDERS, ii pipe vtmm ot. lO nd 118 Tiiira Afcnur. aul-tf PirrSBURCH. PA. JAMES McHEIUtm BOILER PLATE and 5MEET IRON WORKS Sola Manufacturers ct their PATENT SflSKT 1ROX A.S'.N'E.lLlN'O POX.

With aa iariiaaed cApkcity ai byd: aii.lt iia-chineiy are vreyaied to Xurdfa ail at. in our ine chfeapr and ueitsr xhhu by tta id tsvthoiH. tiJENKKAj-, ilAOHIXK WOfciL Hoisting- a itpcciaUy. Jobbing tvmpt-ly ttr led to. 6T.

and Jk V. Ti -R. A. GARRISON FOUNDRY CO. Manafao ar-r of SAVO IMTilM' STL EL ua-l CHILLED ROLLS auJ Jtojiin- Mill uufn.fs ot Every Description.

OfP.ce- iu(h tiird Btnshitin S. apu -ftnw P1TTHI HGH pitps i laks e.jis Ii.h.1. Cenifai Train0 .1 M.at..-. t-r Mercur rd 'irovo City, 8-ra a. n.

or 1 AJTii p. fa. h. 'l: ai: tf Cau. "--ii ii 31! fMm AVER RilLOOinS, PEHHSYLVAHIA RAILROAD.

Ia e-fct 12:01 p. Noverrber 19. Ti ajii Leave I'm on Statiuo, i'ilti- aa foliowa (Eastern Standard Ttmt 3iAL LI.VE EASTWARD. Atlar.ui; Kxyies. daily a.

m. i eJir.syiva.ua Limited, dally 7:16 m. L'ay oaU a. ra. Mitin Una caily i-w m.

Hrrisl.cr dally p. m. P'lUiiUelpliia. KltrwA m. Wall and nvreaj, dally, yor New york only.

Thmcrh buftii B'tpr; no 7:09 p. Fr.stern ExprPa, dally 7:16 p. ra. Past Line, dally p. m.

t'utiburiph n'mir-4," dally, with thromsil rnachee to New York, and sleeping: cars to York, Baltimor and Waahlnptor cnly. No exrra fsr on this train WO p. ra, PV-lladmhta Mail. Eunilsya only S-4 a. m.

To- Atisrt'e Ciry Delaware B'vsr all-rail ronte). a m. ar.d o. m. daily.

SOUTHWEST PESH All. WAY. For Uniontown. a. 12: aul 4:3 P.

m. week efect Novtnbr -MOXOGAHELA DIVISION. f-r "Wwet irowcBVUl attd ni. idu p. ni.

For Believernon and West Bronuatluo, tJH, la.Su a. 4 ana 6:23 p. m. Ot! BUimy, a. m.

and 165 p. m. For Iilvrnua only, p. m. Por Wtct Elizabetb.

rraToebnrir and Moncn. rahaJa City. -SS. a. IMS.

S-4-, :25 and p. m. eK daya. SurSay, S-5S a 1:06, 4: and p. m.

West and rravosbon. only, p. m. poxsvtVAXiA division i'roiu I'HiEIlaL PTilLiiT STATlUK Alia- Kiieny City! For Butler, woek day. fltO, 10:43 a.

19 and 6:10 p. ra. Btunlaya, a. nu, iua p. Bi.

Tfce K-rcflsicr Iixpr8a Company W.H cbiI tor and check Basgas from Hotela arid Kesidwnces. Time Cards ani full Jrforroa-titl can be obtained at the Ticket OSicea No. pvfth avenue, carrier Fourth aver.ua and Tr- "treat. "1 Union Station. J.

a j. it. Tvoon. Ceneral MaJMurer- Gen'l IWr AKtnt PITTEEITRGTI TTKIOS' STATION, Oentral Standard I'lma. jiBnnsylvanla Lines siii WEST OF.

PITTSBURGH. xXLUNS. AttKXVfi. Chcao and l.J) am 1 :40 am iri' and St. Louis l.lw am am finance and Crest ln ta 1 pw and 6:43 am am and Cleveland 5:45 era 1 12 pm CHfO VAlLET EXPRESS :46 a rt pm f'ort Vayp and am Tiiin and Toledo 7:00 am 6:30 pm Ne- Castle and Erie tT.10 am am Y.vjnst-iorn end Aahta'hu'a 7:19 am pm Fax Lire-pool and TteSlaire 7:10 an 6:115 pm Cl.RVKLAND PAfi'f LINE am pm oiamwii and 8:10 aw Indlaiapolia and IaiiiIs 8:10 am New ramie end Jamestown pm and pm and Chicago pm 6 i am am i-ra AiUaaco and Weiisiille and Alliance and Alliance ar.d Erie and Ni 1 prn f' 5m 1 pni 6:50 rn 3-30 4 2- pm 4:25 pm 9 50 am c-M pm pia V'.

Rol'ieJre pm pm CT SVELANT Utt :8 am CU iCAO SPKCIAL pm am an-l Iet-ot g.S-i 00 k2 Cl'tOXOO pm am ar.d pm am Ir.dple.. Louisvllie St. L. pm 11: im ani 5 T.ea-e for T.Va-htntton, Pa. ti-1') am.

S-43 em. H3-M am, pxn. pm. 14:10 Vn, TS 15 prn. pm.

heave for WheeHn. :45 am. am. tll: am, pm. ptn.

am. Leave f'ir am, era, pm. pm. am. Leavs for am, pro.

Iejj.ve for Now Caatle via Beaver falls, PT. fT'-sry d-y. tvTe'-k days only. JBundaya or.ly. tavl? Tickets rind ear si-aca rriav be obtained at Fifth avunue.

omer Srnithfteld straet; at Union, Plttstjurgo ar.d at For' ayne stadon, 2 TT-TT A. POF.D. G-enerat Maiarer. General Paisemor Afft. mm, EOCHESTEH i FinSBuBbH (From P.

W. Statlori. i Svhvdala in ftet Jaiiiur 1. V- ast.m t-tandird Leave hnd anii :4 pat iJdHoia. Fails t'reeii aod Ac p- 1 tl-iUiy t-tvt udy.

ilO a- tu. tn.ir cu-io a.d iiifclinir Cbair cars ami coouaeta at an- Hoc (-i i4. Ci fe H. V. R.

R. T.ikat 5J rr'5r F-'ii I.APJTT. C. 0'I. li-r Vt.r..

Art L-lv I-i'v. X'ouMr. it. Xm JHiUowras OCiAX STEAMSHIPS. ANCHOR LINE.

limited Sta.t Sloil Stemaip Sail froia ew Vork every Sat. for Glasgow via Londonderry Saloon pusou4i SoO anil ujwrdi To Paria and rtnrn, flmt clans, ISO and upward. Second Cabin, to $37.50. Steeratja Roma. FumesttSa, other Ptn.

$23.53 For Boole of Tours ar.l further Informa.t'.on. apply to HEXLHlRSnx tSROTHKP.S. Geaeraj Aetts, 17 aiid 1 New York, or J. J. M't'OHMlCix, 6W tiiulthltuld Ftv.a-bci'Bh.

JAPAN- i 1 1 I is 2S -v iji.iioriji i M.ii o- s. i)ccitniai S. S. Co. and trt-iertml S.

S. Cc. fYint Sn Francisco, Hons 1Cii.k. America Mhi-u, May Pektu-. May i.ih; Oaeile.

Jur.a For ratea or vaet-iie. apply to a. Karrlng. 7-1 Park buiidlngs, or 6. A.

Myers, A. 1. Carntdo tuilding. v. jaTg uj 3 ffmita, t8l'le, pirjelea or cata- ar ZS7 bealhrally eeali ws'it Befioed a hir an-r other Bosens oi other ssMAiabS foandfor tn BTery II is elsau, testBicf ar.d olc.rlr ir, ami t.

pounJ caiita or ltJ a i ot lta niftjiy uaciJ from yoar drorfyistor fclj MTHlil! e. Mft lo fa rnrr to ladies a. n. regruator a i ariiiivii niiu I not fiiL Kfi, a. hova, iUiarkte, WiUt.

3.