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7 fese --v iW if PITTSBURGH, FBI DA. MAY 15, L874. VOL. 89. NO.

110, ESTABLISHED IN 178(5. (fettle. Latiahac JK.No 355 L'bertv street. Fourth Bark hr, tavern. Grant street and Stxtn THE imiETS.

Cllney Thos. uvern, Cbesnnt sbovs Wabsut ALLEGHENY COUNCILS. LIS! i 8EC9I 1111. Pour O'Cloclr. llARRISBURG.

IIOMEJNKWS. pitt bar cti Teachers' Institute. Tbe Twentieth S'ated Meeting of tbe Pittsburgh Teachers' Institute will be held aa fol lows Bventwy ton At School House, Outre avenue, Thirteenth ward, and at Liberty School Hail, E.hworth aveane. Twentieth ward. The session previously announced far Friday even log at Birmingham School Hall, has been postponed.

Morning StsHm At Ralston School Hall, Pno and Fifteenth streets, Saturday, May 6th, 1874, at l4 o'clock. It Is hoped that the teachers Id the vicinity the several schools at which the evening ses lions are to be held, will use every endeavor to make them a snccss. Low Fcltos and Dcscau, Ex. Com. Hetzell, Hax, Johnston, KredeL Klicker, Lock, bardt.

Lautner, Price, Peters, Roberts, Sboles, Stedeford, Stone, illlng, Wettacn, Wa I ter, Wilson, and President Ling. Tbe minutes of tbe last meeting were read and approved, and ths following business was presented: PBTM'iOSS, BaOLCTIO WS XTC. Mr. Locxhaxt, petition for permission to erect frame boose on McClure avenue, Eleventh ward. Referred to WoodenBuilding Committer.

Mr. Bbtzbl. petition for the removal of a tannery, and also a remonstrance against the removal of said tannery, whteh Is located on the corner of Main and Cherry streets, Fourth ward. Referred. Mr.

Bbolbs, petition for a wooden house oo Pump ally. Second ward. Referred. Mr. Cochbah, petition for grading and paving of Preble avenue.

Referred. Also, petition for the erection of a frame building on Juniata street to be used as a salt house. Referred. Mr. Hbiltho, petition for the erection of a frame banding.

Referred. Mr. Walter, resolution for a stone crossing on Liberty street. Referred. Mr.

Hbolxs. resolution for a fi g-stone crossing. Referred. Also, a petition for a change of the nam of Morton alley, in ths Second ward, to King street. Referred.

The. Chair, petition for a wooden build) og In the First ward. Referred. Mr. Waltsrs, remonstrance against the proposed sewer on Carpenter alley, between Chestnut street and East Lane.

Referred. Mr. Johnston, petitions for the vacation of that portion of Reed stroet, between Allegheny avenue and Bid well street. Referred. Also, petition for a water main on Adams street, below Preble avenue.

Sixth ward. Referred. Mr. Hax, petition from the Board of Return Judges for a cnaotre of that portion of the City Code, which provides that the Return Judges shall meet twee tv-four hours after an election held, as It eorflicfs with the ate law. Referred to the Ordinance Committee.

PARK MCBIC. Mr. Johnston, petition from the Clt'zftos' Committee asking Councils to appropriate 11,000 bflp defray tbe expenses for park music this Hummer. Mr. Johnston stated that tbe Citizens Committee propose to pay all the rest of tbe expenses ot park music, if Cornells appropriate $1,000 for tbat purpose.

Referred to the Committee oo Park Grounds. BSPORTS PROM 'MMITTBSS. Mr. Sbitjkg. from the Wooden Building Committee, reported as follows: Adverse report to granting the prayer of Mr.

S. Jones for ner-mis1on to erect a frame butldtrg corner of Federal and Jackson streetst report favorably granting Nelson A Hilt right to erect a two-story frame carpenter shop corner Veto street and Davis alley, and the ordinance granting permlsioo presented. Recommendation approved and ordlnanee passed. Mr. Stidspohd, from tbe Market Committee reported the following reeelpts for April Clerk of markets ta.SAT JO Second ward scales Sfin tVI aroood scales 18 Fourth ward 22 f8 a I ween Wp lows aveone.

Third ward. Pfttsburgb 300 Bspx Henrv, tavern. No 942 Pens a venae. Twelfth ward, 800 tsoya teo tmvern. No Mala struct.

Chartiers oorongb 500 lUKer Joan, tavern, no 785 Penn avenue First ward, rtttstmrgb rqo uatiey ueo. tavern. ra iiz Robtnaosi street First ward, AU-frneny. 300 Brown Patrick, tavern, no 75 Fifth avenua Extension. Seventh ward, 825 Bennett tt tl, tavern, no.

ius omithfield street. Third ward, Pittsburgh SOO Br itt Wm, Uvern Railroad street Port Perry 100 Bower Joseph, Uvern No 223 Main street Eighth ward Allegheny SOO Bennett George, Uvern No 344 Liberty street Third ward Pittsburgh 800 Bots tavern No 69 Laoock street First wsrd Allegheny S00 Burton wm ti, Uvern No penn avenv Twenty-seoood ward Pittsburgh SOO Bonsheis Jac, uvern No 453 Beaver avenue ward A lee ben SOO Bush John, Uvern Bailer Plank Bond Etna boro Burre Frank tavern No 84 Irwin avenue Second ward Allegheny SOO Baker KliZibeth Uvern corner James and Second streer. Third ward. Allegheny 3 00 Bennett Ano, uvern. No Second avenue.

Fourteenth ward. Pittsburgh 300 Borgers Wm, tavern. No 73 Federal street. First ward, Allegheny SOO Brown Jno tavern, No 71 Ridge street. Fifth ward, Allegheny SOO Berry Wm, Uvern.

No 333 Carson street. Thirtieth ward, Pittsburgh 300 Bep'ar Uvern, No 35 and 36 SoutA Dis- mono, First ward, Allegheny SOO wzDOover Mary, uvern, Ola Washington rtoaa ivwer at, Cialr township, 100 Becker H-nry, tavern, 2106 Carson street, Tweuty-fifLb ward. Pi'tsbureh Bigger uvern. No 1002 Penn avenue. Twelf'h ward, Pit sburgb SOO Boyle Jame, izAbeth Rjad, Bilwin town- h'p- 100 Becntoid tavein.

No 54 aud 56 Dia- mond street Third ward Firtsbarsrh SOO Broderlek Miry, Uvern, 1 51 Washington atres Seven ward, Pittsburgh SOO Bryon Jamet, tavern Middletown Road Htowe township 100 Baumb' ff Pdter, uvern. No 108 Carson street, went-ninth ward. Pittsburgh 800 Backer Christ, Uvern, No 105 Market street, First ward, McK-esport 800 Barke uvern. No 151 Fifth avenue. Eighth ward, Pittsburgh 300 Bopp Frank, uvern, No Frankstown avenue, Nineteenth ward, Pittsburgh 300 Babylon Jno, Uvern, Three Ddgree Road Indiana township 100 Bower! -la Uvern, Evergreen and Butler Biad, Shalr township loo Burdett Wm, Uvern.

No 4 Federal street. Fourth ward, Allegheny 300 Brandstetter Grieip, tavern, No 1 Taj lor avenue, S-cond ward Allegheny 100 Bennett Uvern, Tnud mvenue, near Smitbfleli. Swond ward Pittsbnrarh son Bargdorf Christ, tavern. No 193 and 195 Cass avenue Ninth, ward Allegheny 300 Brant Gw, tavern, So 7 UjIou street. First ward, Pittsburgh SOO Bittoer John tavern Nj 81 barty street, Fourth ward, A Ifgbeoy 30 Burns Patk, tavern, s.ond aud Franks- town a venn, ven-third ward Pitts- burgh son: Baumaua eavtug house.

No Main street, Sbarpsburg ino Brlegel Anton, eating bone, Nj 267 Lawery stieer, Stsven'b ward Allgheoy 100 Buger Taos, eating bouse, Nj 140 Soolh Canal street, Fjunb ward 100 Bruse jhn. eating houe. No 338 Beaverave- nue, ward Allegheny 100 aney Nti, eating houte, Pann avenae, between Forty-second and Forty-third street. Seventeenth ward Pittsburgh 100 Biakely Oas A eating house, Ko Bullae street. Fifteenth wrd Pittsburgh 100 Boebm easing boose, 'j LAure.

ciix ward Pittsburgh 100 Bnebler Geo eating hoa-e. No Penn avenue.Sixteenth ward PiEtsbnrgb 100 Bney John, eating bouse No 48 Ssveuth street, Fmrtb ward Pittsburgh 100 Berber pjrer, eating houe. No 225 Centre avenua, ward Pittsburgh 100 Biscbof Lwif, eaiog bocse, No 591 st Oato strret, htb ward A lgbenv 100 Baseman Catherine, eating huse. No 465 Liberty street, Ninth ward Pittsburgh. 100 Burger George, eating house.

No 254 Fifth avenue, ward Pittsburgh 100 Bacon James, eating bouse. No Broad street, Twenty-flrst ward Pjttiburth 160 Brosie Bernhardt, eating bouse. No 100S Bradford -ninth wara Pitta- 100 Breyer eating boue 2309 Jane street. Twenty. firth ward Pittsburgh inn Baidtngr-r Jacob, eating bouse.

No 210 Ohio buw. Fourtn ward Allegheny 100 Bawer Piter, eating house Ni 187 Twenty-first street, Twenty-fifEh ward Pittsburgh. 100 Bergner George, eating house. No Forty-second ITrMl- VfarMIII SlUk Bertactte Leopold, eating bouse. No 321 Fifth tteveom ward.

ISO Baker August, eating house, No rweoty seventh streer, Twenty.fifth ward, Pitts burgb 100 Bayer John, eating house, No 229 Onto street. Third ward, Allegheny loo eating bouse, and Liberty avenue. Sixteenth ward, Pittsburgh 100 BrowD ch aid, eailog boms, No lui Ohio street. Third ward, Allegheny loo Brown Eiward eating house, Forbes rtreet near Qrady, Fourteenth ward, Pitts- burgh -t AQ0 orooqer Chns-in, eating bouse, Browns. road, Twenry-sventh ward, Pitte- hurgh 100 oreuweiser eatiug house.

No 1408 Carsou street. Twenty-eighth ward, Pitts burgh ion Bjnuer Fred, eating houe, Wickilnea lane. Seventh ward, AHegU-ny 100 Beck Andrew, eating bouse. No 660 Penn avenue, T-ntn ward, Pit'sburgh 100 Beiistetn Jr, Al Kvt street, Tmrd ward, Allegheny JOO tsAumerma-: Al-x, eating house, Oid Wash ington road, ThtrttHth ward, Ptttsborgh. 100 ourr Andrew, ea ing bouse, Ormsby avenue i.wer St.

Clair wwasbip 50 Betsriunnsr, eating Fran kstosro ave nne, nineteenth ward, Pittsburgh 100 oarreu Pnou, eating bouse, near Soeond a7eoue, Tweuty third ward. Pmsbqrgti. 100 Beveoour eating m. No S5 Franks-town avenue, Nineteenth ward, Pitts. ion Beiisteiu Gtxi, eating twue, No.

324 East street, bventb ward, Allegheny. 100 Beim jno. eating house. No 792 Pena ave- sua iweum wrd, Pittsburgh 100 oecntoid Risa, eating house. No 126 Talrd aveou, second ward, Pirtsburgh 100 Barsbeld ealltig house, 209 Pena aveone.

Fourth ward, Pittsburgb 100 eaung Douse, in uraut street. intra ward, Pittsburgh. joo Dimsi rit, eating hmse. 70? Liberty streer, lentn wa Pittsburgh 10 ncunrj nargarei, eating bonse. Ho 30 Tag gart street, av-eood ward, AMegheny 100 Cihiman A eaiing bouse, Nu 49 and 51 Diamond street, Third ward Pittsburgh.

190 raving oouse. no loa Fifth avenrie. ward, Pittsbargh. 100 BAitey job a uvern, No 4 Smlthfield street, -cnd ward, Pitubnrgb 400 srowu wm, uvern, eorner of Totrty first and Penn avenue, Fifteenth, ward Pltts-bnrgh Bsyd Irwin uvern, NoCamon street Thirty four ward, Pittsburgh, transfer from Adam Bu.kbart Bchler Fred, Uvern, S4 West bVamuod, First ward. Allegheny, transfer from Geo Rsynotds Binkiey tavern, No 1J Bdfotd Square Tweory-e ghth ward, Pittsburgh, transfer from Cat! WbHeUae Blaney N-ll, Uvern, No 'V2V0 PeiitB street.

o-TMiwuin wara, rittsourgb, transfer from G-o Harvey Brown John tavern, Nj 71 Ridge streef. Fifth ws'd, AUegbeny, transier from Andrew Haun Brant Geo, tavern, No 7 Cuton street, First ward, Pittsburgh, transfer from sir, hard Hfiman Becker Hnry tavern. No 2106 Carson street xweorvniih ward. Pits urgn, transfer fn b- Ml lr Baldwin FF, Uvern, No U9 Water stretat- rVeood ward, Pittsburgh, transter from Geo Binder. Bennett Go, tivMTt, 342 Liberty street, 1 riMsourgn, transter from Va.lenttiiA tTkt Benz Hetiry, Uvern, No H2 pens aveone' Awe.no wara, rtttsburgh, transfer from Angutt Gneyie Leopold, eating N( 321 Fiitn aveuu-, eveutk ward, Fitubursn.

transfer from A r. Blggert Onas eating bouse, No" 1002 Peon venue, awsihr ward, Pittsburgh, transfer Irom Wm Hhoenie Beodei John, eating boo Na i Fourth ward, Ahegbeny, uansfer boat Tbeo Milier eattbg ouv, 1. first streer. Seventeenth wuiM, 100 Brosie wtieio, ea itig boose, 54 Twt Itth atraet. a ward, 100 easing Frank, uvern, Forty-second street.

Seventeenth wart), Pittsburgh SOO Campbell uvern, 1W Federal Btreef, ts-end ward, Allegheny 300 jiouser tavern, is 37 Dlaasoi4 square. First ward. Pittsburgb BOO Craig is, tavern, Ni Second, avenue, Fourteenth ward, Pittsburgh SOO Gauaban uugb, uvern. No 65 Craig street. First wart, Allegoeity 800 Carter Michi, Uvern, Forty at oth and But ler sueets, 8veneentb ward, Pitteburgh.

3ot Clarke Anthony, Uvra, 48 Beaver avenue. Sixth ward, Allegheny 800 unnos uo k. ntvaia, Johnston Statioo, pium towesaip jno namuera Taos. Uvern, No Market treet. First ward, S00 uiarxe Tbi.

tavern, Na 998 penn avenue. iwemn ward, Pittstmrgs 300 Crone Jno, tavern, IS a 1 Ijiaaeoiid, First waro, rttisburgb sqo jnTM laos ti, tavern. No 4 Virgin alley. iliWdwird, Pittsburgh joo A UTern, 210 Wyile street, Eighth ward, Putxrgft SOO Coatnio Pat, Uvern, No 768 Peso, avenue. Twelfth ward.

burgb SOO Creeks uvern, Butler Road, KteAland lQu Oowan Wm, tavern. Washing ion avenue. Lower St Obvtr township 100 Coughlin Jerry, uvern, 17 WyHs avwane. Fifth ward, SOO Oook Mary, Uvern, Drayosburg, MifOlBi 100 YESTERDAY'S United States District Court. Effort Judge Mc Candles.

Howard Greer, trading as Greer CoM bankrupts. Beaver county; order made for sale of bar aod scrap Iron and other personal property at Canal Dover, Ohio. Wilson for assignee. Robert J. Grler, bankrupt, Allegheny county.

On petition of James A. Grler, attorney in fact for said bankrupt tne "Assignee's sale of valu able stocks," fixsd 6r yesterday evening, was postponed nntil tbe Inst. Marshall and Pat terson for petitioner. wm. o.

Ross, bankrupt, Allegheny. Petition for discharge was presented, and order made for final bearing before Register Scbaffer. V. ts. Circuit Court.

Before Judge McKennan In the ejectment ease of John E. King vs. Tbe Cambria Iron and Coal Company, the Jury rendered a verdict for defendant. In the case of Martin V. Bergen vs.

the City Pittsourirh, a verdict was rendered far tbe plaintiff In tbe sum of 1576.76. Oa motion of Hon. William McClellaad. Mr. James O.

Parmlee was admitted to practice in this court. In tbe case of Miller, a-lgne of Stratton, vs. Webster Colby, tbe plaintiff took a nou suit. IMstrtet Court Before Judge Busing, Kirkjxxtrick and White In the lctment suit of Baird Patterson vs. Joseph Logan et at, previously reported, a verdict was returned for plaintiff for six cents damages and costs.

The case of George K. Flower, administra tor of James Oliver, deceased, vs. George Den- ison, action for msense profits of an estate re covered from defendant, Is on trial before Judge Ewtng. Judge White's Branch tbe ease or Charles Beck vs. Fred.

Beck, action In replevin is on trial. A suit for trover and conversion was entered yesterday In this Court by Charles Henrlch and enrtetta Heorlch, his wife, against John Cul- enz and Envly Culenz, bis wife, for having un lawfully taken ot personal property belonging to plaintiff to tbe amount of three hundred dollars and refusing to give up the same. A capias was Issued returnable the first Monday in June. Knit wat alai entered by the above plaintiffs against Jacob Ktebie et nx. to recover damages slander tittered against pain tins wife cy rs ehle on the tfih instant, The bill fl ed by Judge Mellon to test the validity and constitutionality of the Peon ave nue act.

will come np for argument tbls morning, before a full bench. There will be no more rv trials until Monday. Oo petition of Rum J. tbe court Issued a writ ot A ate a corpus directed to J. Prank Rnold.

eommandMig bim to produce court tbis morning tbe body of Fannie Rey nolds, aged four years, a daughter of the petl loner, aad waom ts alleged tne respondent has unlawfully restrained of her liberty. Common Pleas Court. Bfjore Judge Sterreft andStowe. Tbe case of Wm. J.

vs. Albert A. oore Is still on tiil before Judge fitowe. In tbe ease of Sophia l)r vs. the City In suranoe Company of PtMshargl the Jury found for tbe plaintiff for 91.

The eae of Haptts; II on Trey vs. tne Alle gheny Valley Railroad OompAov, ts on trial before Judge Sterrett. The action! to recover damages to have ben eiusrained by be- Jected Irom the cars by defendant. The clrcu in' antes occurred ten years ago, aod the mt: has oeo pendiug eiut years. Oa petition ot O-o (U)Ira Jr on netiaif oi the dministrators of lb Pbibips, tfee iurt eousatuted to Te As'e of tbe Monoipaheta Hjuse, in which Ol P.ilHipt b-ld an lnierett.

Trial List Jnr Toay. Shepler ys. Thompson. Coleman et al. v.

P. 3'- R. R. O. Thomas Bros, at ai.

vs. McMiebaeU Owens vs. Diefcena. hive A Co. rs E.

M. Kane. Biggs A Hoyle vs. Gibson. Fi z-uroraoi'3 et fcl.

vs Hutchison et Fitztmmons vs. 8me. Gil a way vs. Gaiaway vs RUtr. F.

A M. lis. Cj. vs. Rjbert F.n aey et ai.

Atkins vs. DAUnherty. Beteber vs. M-heo. Armstrong A Co.

vs. Doug-ass A Bro. executrix vs. Mac. velrr' adralulsiratrli vs.

Lblter et al. iame vs. same. VS Jf, trance has oveoed tbe weU knows staod Nx IS Diamond wtrb a wetc and weii iee'ed tUNKk 04" Teas, rtr.zi, bicb be retailing at the lowest wholesale price. Call and see goods and learn price.

nwr N.x 1 fchingles, G. A 2 and Liberty strs. per nii: mu.n tx The great ob)rtln cejj i.f tcditresUos and its ac- eoinpau, in deiautcemeBU of tbs Hvwr, taDwebi and ts to put Lbe sumiau in acoid i lo (Hfk-Ivi? ndadli and wttlwut piii. tbe food mi rat tssj Vo lu---Ujq. Tbls is accrMxptL-n-d, ai.d niucb mere tiaa tb's, by the daily use of HusteUer's Stom K-b Bitters.

A doe should be taken before every aial TM ftfAMl Sri-l will tuoa itr nt. TtMka Besn. tri gth andetiericT wt Ictt otiujuir decors in dyepefsta. be rrtt-l. Ttte rtt-iermina-Urn OJ tie to the skin will ccatfe, id tbacatha tK a ud wtl! pou In ibe bowe's ssalBf la keeping tnem free.

Tfj organ coroectcd or dependent utn uie Atomacb wi 1 tw toned end renovated. Ttt kidney, the Mfur- lite aytem. II IjeoeOcia lf left ieaol. aa weU tin livatr, aittneBiarr eaaal anl tbe ptn. ltt ioort, thewbol orkjaa tation wiU be p- ftstiting trim neressary rvsirt sal expU diMase.

If tbe tne-Jltlue is taktHi regtvUrly and persUtentiy, this re-suit will ioev'MT 'otiow. MOF T-H ITT W.N -Thiiraday even tn. Mai Sib, 174, at i be First Reformed Peytenati uureb. ttr tbe Rev. A.

Mtfinn. hf the Kv. lr. J. T.

Cornier. M'. JUPKPH HUFF AT to issJ fc I P. t. laO s.l ut tbis city.

canis. H-KMAKtiR- HCNKFR-On Wedatdsy rati In g. UJ I a. at tbe lesWeBcc of tbe hrioe's pa rents, bytte Ke r. Brooks, t.

FKEl daushler.f P. U. Ho-itw. K-s. mi i ERHEIFN THunriaTm-t'Olnit, Mrl4'h.

at 7 a'cf (It, JOHN tatKhitUkN, St r--r. Ftmerslwtit takspaveeo tc-DiT, o'ck ck eni bis Veres deuce, IIS Wtbs'cr street, Aite- ghTThy. Th ftiendsof the family are respect in- ted to attei.d. FC.LKttiN Thnrsay. Msy IS.

WILLIAM i 'M r.m, mtaut sou of auu Jennie ulen mk S3 jeaiw. Funetai from tbe re I Jeoosor his parents, comer of Craig snd Heniy streeia, TUlr? rVM ftSibl st tbre flock. Carriages leave Ho. Ibird svejjoe. rtHKI'AKIM'n Tbn'wlsy "Rnmliiy, If-y 14 b.

st if i Ii.rs, MIS. L.l.a c. 311 El An 1', Ul kU BsiUtaW ut bur mi ibe trtenus or tn rsmny are respestiuny inv.ies atte the funsrai fnitu ber late ren, dotic-. corner SAth Miilney streets. Souih tSlde, on SATURDAY.

MJ IStb. at lSO'chrck A. M. LK A ln einsdsy. May ll'k.

at r. M. LKA. in tbeBOb jtrot Urn atte. Fa-jeial Fripav moknino.

o'rhxk, fr-mtbe estdenoeof bit parents. No. SS Pennsylvania ar ne. AH'tttieny. Ibe friends-of lite tuiiilf ar fully Ibvlted loAttei.d, tarKOONEf SMITH, UN I i' HS, NO.

89 OHIO STREET. ALLEOHENS iritis and Caskets ot all Kind and runerl Ftini- irf (inmIa itt every dtwrlp aiho. Htjarsesautl Uaurtaitea ruiumniMt a.i iu-- kiw rauis. rsr ISA AI? AiK-TIfJHT Huns Vufvm 'e warranted tquslly a K'-ml hh at iv at M-tailc s-s at tes tnai 'in" i leoo-t. itffli-e.

No. lxi 1'. um ivaula avcBue, Aiie- glleliV I MT, 11. HEW ADVERriSfcMENTS. Oldest Ins.

Co. in America, AB8ETB. (3.875,7aaS. Insurance Co.onorili imerka Or rHlLAliLt'UlA. 1aim adfuilmt sua pslrt ty M.I..." tri.

.4 Fourth wwn. CAKAHY 1URDS. Another invoice of extra Sne German Canarlas Just tcclved and for sale by J. R. A.

MURDOCH Fktlsts. AC. lismtibfleid opn. Ptnfflce, Drcka's Dictionary Blotter. ns a cmbltiatl'iQ or totting ease wit complete 1st of word whK t) vrrltem are lU'iktostieil imorrecl-jr.

For fcale iy fitattonertt and ttonkaeilers, and at 1SS EST NUT fTKriEr, PHlL.ADgL.PKia for lescriptive Pnee LUt teio H. JOHNSTON, Great Western 6m Mil 2 Si LIBKRTt STKEKT. AMMIMTION. llATEUl. IHSHIN Jua, K.oiTer, nu fl.urta tiep.lrwl.

SSwihI rut Vrlf-e l.mi, or sale rlimp, lot at rrond baud Ke-ruiicrsand HsiibleMiot fiunn. lrank.Uu lire Ins. (iompanj OP FHIUDILPHIl. I.OB.r- fMrf 11.3.. MHrly S7.QOO..M) I'aali -( Ja.n-.r, 1.1.

l.i j'kf M) PAID Bf COFFIN, KEllOGQ A UT TMIHIt VfNIIi; Ail ()fm T. LIVINGSTON CO. Manufacturer of LIUHT tirey Iron Plain, Japanned, Broaert. Coppered or Qaivan tSMi. lstRttt Work oar Special; jr.

Offieeand Wtrks near outer Dsuot, ALLF6HK CUY Voiumc audrsss. Loss Box an puuou ward. Pittsburgh 200 i-ttwii Mcbi(ng. no 257 Llbirty street. Fourth ward Pittsburgh 700 Joseph, No Chestnut street, Tblrty- slxtb ward, Pittsburgh 100 Lubbers BH, No 212 Fifth avenue.

Sixth ward, FittHurgh 100 maioy Uhas. Hairisoo street, Seven teenth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Miller Liu fa. No 91 Spring Garden avenue. weventh ward, Allegheny 100 Mnndall N-s 17 and 18 Water street. rirst ward, rittsnurgh 300 Miller, Force A Co, Nos 221 snd 22) Liberty street, ourth, ward, Pittsbargh.

5-0 Mort Joseph, River road, fflin township. 100 miuica i no uarson street. Thirty- fourth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Miner Peter, No Main street, Sharp burg borough 100 Marsh au August, No 249 Main street, ElgtrJi ward, Allegheny inn Moore David, No Frankstown avenue. Twenty-first ward. Pittsburgh 100 Marshall Bros A Co, No.

6 Wcod street. Second ward, Pittsbuegh 300 Morgan, no, corner Brady aod Forbes street, Fourteenth ward, Pittsburgh 100 mnugan Heraboerger, No. 131 Water street, ieeond ward, Pittsburgh 100 McLaaehlin, Wm, Carson street. Thirty- third ward, Pittsburgh, transferred from Hdward McDermott fiOO mm uliongb, Jon, No. 165 Ltwrty street, Fourth ward, Pittsburgh 300 cKay, James, No.

345 Liberty street, Fourth ward, Pittsburgh 400 McCrtcket, Stmue', No 331 Liberty street. Fourth ward, Pittsburgh 200 Meftwigger, Henry, No 23 Wylle avenue. Fiffh ward, Ptttsourgb 100 McCuUoagh, Jr, 245 Libegky street, was, 1 1 UUIKn (XIV Mc cueviu, Jno, No. 68 Water and 6 Mar. ket.

First ward. 100 McOourt, Thos, No 77 Seventh avenue. Fifth ward, Pittsburgh ion McDsnoogb A Hamilton, 1091 Penn avenue. wem warn, rmoiign 100 McCafferty, No 648 Penn avenue. leuth ward, Pittsburgh 100 McDvitr, Jno, No 301 Webster avenue.

Eieveotb ward, Pittsburgh 100 Nottingham, Juo, No 29 Wjlle avenue. Filth ward, Pittsburgh ir0 'Brlen, Michael. No. 60 Water streer, Ninth wara, a ir-gritTuy. 10U Co bo or, No 119 Pike streer.

Ninth ward, Pittsbutgh 100 shea, no GaesLout street, Mansfield borough. ino Ommert Hoflield, No 21 Diamond square. intra warn, rittsourgn 100 Juo No Second avenue. Twenty-third ward, Pitfsburgh 100 Donovan, No Toirty-thlrd street. Thirteenth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Jno, No 1814 Carson street.

Twenty-sixth ward, Pirtsburgh. 100 Pbiebe, Herman, No 1022 Carsou street. Twenty ninth ward, Pittsburgh inn Pollard, Hartley, corner Sycamore and Ki.kpatnek streets, ward. Pittsburgh 100 Padden, No 145 West id aveDue, Second ward. 100 Popp, Frank, No 12t0 Carson street, Twen- I ty-eigntn ward, nttsbargb 100 1 Fbilip, Jostab, No.

101 Market street, Me- n.esp.7rr Painter Nos 15 and 197 First avdnue' 100 o9cjdii warn, JTi't'ourgq, -ymer Bros, Noa 12 and 130 Wood streer, Third ward Pittsburgh 100 100 Roswing, Mrs Pauline, corner Madison ave nue and Third street, Third ward, Aite- Kheny 200 Runfc, Herman, No 1809 Carson street. Tweuty-slxtn ward, Pittsburgh 100 xldneim A Att lier, No 134 First avenue. First ward, Pittsburgh SOO Bib-y, Albert, No 87 Centre avenue. Eleventh ward. Pittsburgh 100 Rjthe, Jno Franksiown avenue.

Nine teenth ward. Pittsburgh ion R)ble, No 524 Pdnn avenue, Niatn ward, P.ttstTirgh ion Kaah, Jos, No 161 Madison avenue. Third ward, Allegheny 100 Rsff-rty, a me-. No 45 Taylor aveone, S-cond ward, Allegheov 100 R-weokrantz, No 160 Chesmut street. ward.

Allegheny 100 ftosenberger Jjs ph, corner Mary and KigDteenth streets. Twenty sixth ward. Pittsburgh. ion Bth Jno A 8 m. N.i 3U7 Liberty street.

Fourth ward. 100 Eyrie Taotnas. Hj 223 Webster avenue. Eighth ward, Pittsbarga 100 B'jedellieiia, Biog 4 Co, No 93 Third ave nue. First ward, P.Usburgh 100 Scbuchmao Ni 58 Tw.Pth st-eet.

Twenty-ninth ward, 100 Suastetti O. No Main street, Tuirry sixth ward, Pi'sburgb 100 ern I aac. No 162 Federal street, Talrd wara, A-iegaeny 100 Schmidt A F.idav, Nos 3S4 and 386 Penn stree', Frth ward, Pittsburgh 800 Shiid Fred, So 18 penn street. First ward. nitsouign inn Selferth J.hn Co, Nos 27 and 29 Market street.

First ward, Pittsburgh 300 Sellers A Co, No 45 Wood stiert. First wara. rutSDnrgti, 100 Speck Nos 145 aad 146 Water street. emia wara, rmsourgn SOO Schmidt Henry, Corner Forty-third and Spruce streets, Seventeenth ward. Pitta ourcn ino Apf Andrew, No Mil Carson street, Tnlr- tte'h ward.

Pittsburirfc inn Smith John, Batier street and Almond alley, Beventeeoth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Selferth John, No 77 Penn street, First ward. riusou gQ irm Schu lgoe, Butler street, betwoen Forty and Forty, tirst streets. Seventeenth ward, Pittsburgb 100 Turner Abm, No 15 Second street, Third ward, Allegheny inn Tramerma 0, Nj 67 Taylor avecue, ssc- ona ward, Allegheny. ion Tboraa Joseph, No 31 Rjbinson First ward. Alegbeny ttm qq Trap Vai.

No 136 TwentWh street, Twea- ty-sixtn ward, Pittsburgb 100 oigt A McGraw, No 12 Diamond. First ward, Pittsburar1. ino Wormser A Jouas, Nos 157 aod 159 First avenue, second ward. Pittsburgh 2f wamer Fred, wo 8s Ease street. Third ward.

Alegbeny 100 nBiierrauK Wylie aveune. neveota ward P-ttsburgh inn Wetter Bw. Na 150 F.rst avenue. Second ward, Pittsburgh ion Watson A a36 Liberty sireet, ward. Pittsburgh 100 Woif Ljulsa, No 81 Fifth avet-us.

Seventh ward, Pittsburgh 100 Weber Jno, Nj 2,616 Sarah street, ounn want, riitsourgn 100 Wlekerseo Henry, Nj 167 Spring Garden avenue, seventh ward, Allegheny 100 Weber Butler street between Th'Tiy- etebtb and Thirty ninth street, Fifteenth ward, jpo tog Catharine, No Carson street, Twen. tv-fourth ward Pirtsburgh 100 No 94 'event street, Twenty-ninth ward, Pittsburgh. 100 wige Waif red. No 301 Fifth avenue. Elev en in wara, ristsourgn 100 RerAiu Allwes Ctia, tavern.

Nj 12 Carson street, Thirtieth ward, SQ0 Anrtn Lwis, tavern, No Carson street. tomy-iourtn warn, nttsourgb S00 Altebrand Nicholas, tavern. No 2A34 Carson street, Xw nty-fltth ward, SOO Archibal! James, tavern. No 66 anond street, Scoud ward, PitMbursh S00 Arnfl 14 Joseph. tavern, 4, Market atreet.

r.rsi warn. 3 an AbrenboU Wm. tavern, S512 Carson street. Twenty. fifsk ward, Pittsburgh.

800 Alderson Thomas, tavaro, Wasbingtoo road. Scftt township 100 At water Wm, tavern. No 7 Fifth streer. McKeespoTt SOO Anderson Co, ravern. comer Bean and ttree 9 Fjurua ward, Pitta-burgh 325 Auiieriy Ottman, tavern, McE-wsport road.

Versailles townsQip inn Alfiryor Barbara, uvern, Fljibeth road, Miffljo township, 100 Alt Michael, tavern, Washington street. Thirty first ward, Pittsburgh 300 Abraham Wm, eating bouse. No 454 Lib erty street a mm ward, Pittsburgb 100 Amod Wm, faring house, Nj 90 Etst street. Third ward, Allegheny 100 Adrian Nicholas, ea ljg hiue, No 7 Penn avenue. First ward, Pittsburgh 100 Ammann Jccb, eating house.

No Lin coln villa avenue. Thirty. second Tjard, Pittsburgh 100 Aland Barnard, eating house, No Butler avenue. Fifteenth ward. Pittsburgh 100 Anderson John, eating house.

No 240 Fifth avenue, n.xtb ward, Pittsburgh 100 Arnold John, eating boqse, mo i' Pens avenue, Finn. Ward, Allegheny 100 A'tert Pan), ea'tng -use, 2608 Sarah street, i wenty nrtb ward, Pittsburgh, transfer from Hoitzman A Fran a 5 Adralo Nicholas, easing house. No Penn a vena ward, Pittsburgh, transfer Irom Ot ft Bruenlng Joseph, tavern. Wood and Dia- mona, nrs ward, nttsbnrgh son DeiKer iwioDan-i, tavern, I'ean Rye, uue. arraucm wro, SOO neniupio tavern, r.o 4 Federal street junn warn, legoeny oa DLaain inas, tavern, 0 402 Penn Street, tMCR Run, Lwer viair wwnsntp.

iqq tavern, Urmsby avenue, awuwar o. township qq aAWUTiI am, MCA-WnDltrt maaaf AllfSln tuwnsotp jq Dcii.am uvern, 182 Federal re, heeoua ward. Allegheny 800 Bueoawr ifred, tavern. No 34 Diamoud, irst ward, Allegheny S00 oucn av, tavern, ro 14 Penn avenue. First ward, Pittsburgh soo no ley HimL, tavern.

No 32 Diamond street. First ward, Pittsburgh J00 Ba dwln tavern, bo 189 Water ward, Plttsrmrgb son Min ley ueo, tavern, lso 12 Bedford square, Twenty eighth ward, Pittsburgh 3 00 Bender Aotonio, tavern, Taggart and Charles itreat, Second Ward, JOQ povo aouen, tavern, no til FeOU A into ward, rittsburgh 900 nw euuen, tavern, SQO Preble a venae, ward, Allegheny 300 necnuta tavern, no Diamoud streer, oeeona waro, 800 DraDier ueo, uvern, a Butter street. riiwtmn vira, tttsourgh. 300 Bcrruixer e. tavern, Butler, betyveeo FoTty-seveoLh and Foty.

eighth stretts, WfuaiMatt vjrtM. so BaiiiSSS'j Regular Meeting Last Night Sew Improvements Ordered De bating the tederl Street Grade The Whole Mailer Flnall Post poned for at eek-The Removal of the Mtock Yards. Allegheny Councils held a regular meeting last night. BE Li VI VUVJXVlJj. JAMES McBRIEB.

T. WHirg Clerk. This traocb was called to order at eight clock by President MBrter. Present: Messrs. Ackley, Bpler, Cochran, Day, Heagy, Hartman, McNeill, Omsler, Ober, Patterson, Phillips, Riddle, Relneman, Reed, Smith, Sweeny, Thomas, Walton, WlUmer Voegtly, Zmkaod, and resident McBrloe.

PXTTTIOSS tiC The reading of the minutes on motion ot Mr. acxLXT, was dispensed with. Mr. Hkbplkb, a petition asking for the paving tbe first ward square. Referred to Com- itteeonClly property.

Mr. (smith, remonstrance rrom property hol ders on Fcuerai strtwf, agaiust tbe proposed ebange of grade on Ftd-rl street. Referred. also a second remonstrance to tbe same ef fect. R-iferrrd.

Also remonstrance Tom owners of property streets tbat cross Federal street, against tbe proposea cnauge oi graae. UAierrea. Ao, two monstrances from parties owning property on Kiver avnne, rpmonstating against tbe proposed opening of River avenue from Sohocl to Federal streets. Referred. Mr.

i ddls, remonstance against construe- tfon of newer on Monterey street. Laid over temporarily. Mr. obuhtlt, remooMEDCe against con struction of newer on Long alley. Referred.

Mr. McNeill, a petltlou for lateral sewer on aerty stieet. A 1st, petition for permission to erect frame stable on L'bertv street. Referred. Mr.

Hsiar, petition for permission to erect frame building on Char tiers street. Also, petition for water pipe on Windsor trt. Mr. pATTEiuK, petition for sewer on Burnett alley. Referred.

Mr. Cocbrak, petition for sewer on Pennsyl vania Referred. Mr. Rbimkmah. petti ion for water pipe on ark street.

Referred. Also, petition fur permission to erect a frame stable in fs-wnth ward. U-f rred. Mr. Wittmer, remonstrance against sewer aliev wrst of Preble avenue.

Referred. Mr. Ziskand petition for widening of Eist sttveL R- (erred. Afso, petition for lateral sewer on Virgin alley. Mr.

Hartman, petition for widening and opening ot New Brtghron road. Referred. Also, petition for repair of plank walk on Shady avenue. Kferred. Mr.

Riituus presented tbe report or Con. roller Brown of expo-iea for Aiil, which Amounted to $24, 068 96. Report received aod warrants ordered. Also detailed report of tbe Controller for April, as bas already been published. A so the report of the rmaaee uomniittee.

1 be mailt 'ee reported In favor of aa abate. men: of fifty p-r cent, on awesement tor Oak) Kreet, sewer, ward. Adversely ta reeasiug rural residents from ny meot of vehlela liceLsa on accouut of having toll. AIo In favor ot paving expenses of funeral of the lata Major Callow, amounting to tl. 14 0.

70. Also an erdlnance fixing tbe offlie hours of he Treasurer between a. and 4 p. m. Report received, risoiniions adipusd and ordinance accompaoylng, passed finally.

Mr. kid in. in reiereoee to tbe payment of tbe fnneral expenses, said white be presented be rtK-istion, as tbe action ol tbe Finance (Jommtttee, vet he could not vote for It, as be could not see ms way clear, to appropriate mony for the purpose. Toe reei lutlou was passed. Mr.

Riddle voting negatively. TBS STRXXT DSP ART EST Mr. Patterson presented tbe report of to with bulnesi which was dis posed of as noted: Rtfoiutton for vacation of a ten foot alley. running from Pal Alto to Webster streets: assed. Kesoiutiou recommending the coofirma- lon of the viewers' report on BuglLsh alley.

pAised. Ordinance for lateral sewer on Carroll treer, psed finally Ordinance for lat oral sewer on -dar a'ley; objected to and referred back with remonstrance. Ordinance tor lateral sewer on Long alley; passed first reading- Ordinance for lateral wwer on Wes: passed first read i eg. Ordinance for lateral sewer on Monterey street; ordinance with re monstrance referred back Ord' nance for grad- ng of Vtuial strer; pii final. y.

Ordinance or grading or itas-rt stnet; passed nnal Ordinance for era' ine, paving and curbing of unimproved pinion of Tay avoue; passed flaally, Ordlnancs for grading, pav ng, and curbing of ndsav pasted O'dtaitce for grading pavtog oi srrawoerry laoe; passed naally. Ordinance for grading and paving oi ilo ave- ue from railroad to usio river; passed finally. Ordinance for grading, paving and cart log ot ponton of Henderson street; passed fiuai.y O'dia3oce for grading Henderson street east of Sandusky strtr; passed fia.l y. PXDCRAL STKBXT. Ordinance for changing the grade of Federal street, from Suspension Bridge to South Dia mono street A ientr'by report on the sueet was read from he City Engineer.

In substance I be report set farth that It was irapraetieabl? to so raise tbe rde tbat tne railroad track could remain as it ts now and give room for tratu-? to pass under the grade. The Engineer, however, claimed hat a compromise eou be tffscted by raising tne track, commercing at the railroad brldtc aod ending at Westftm avenue. Ibis would aaxe tbe railroad grade much better than it was now. and it was lok-d urou favorably by tba raiiroad companies. Ihen when the tracks were thus raised, ibe grade ef the street c-iuld bi changed, leaving tne street at the rail- road crossing Jus as It Is, cutting down tbe '-bump" at Park Way so as to re duce the grade between the railroad eriMsing and Snh strret wblch coU be made by a lowering at Park Way of iwo and a nair teet; then niiing up tbe low ground near Lacock stree; about two and a balf feet.

This would rnske ttie whole street grade, from (be bridge to SjQth Diamond street, at gentle rle and leave tbe trains pass above bead of raveters along the street at tbe railroad cross ing- Xbe matrer was discussed at some lenrth Messrs. Aekle-y, Pattersoo, Voegtley and Coch ran poke In Its favor; Messrs. Smith, Riddle, Bepler and Me Mil, urged that the matter be postponed to give tbe property viewers another nance to oe nearo. inally, Mr. Walton, who favored the Improvement moved tbe appointment of a committee ot five to cooler with the railroad company In refer ence to raising their tracks, and to postpone tbe meaner lor a wee a.

The motion was divided, and the question was taxen on postponement, io oe considered at -clal meeting to be bId next Thursday even lug. The yeas and nays were call -id, and re- su'-eo as loiiows. Yea Messra. Ackley, Cochran, Dav. Heairy, Uarimas, Ooer, Patterson, Phillips, Riddle, K-ieman, Hweney, Ibomas, Walton, Wittmer, voegny, nxand lo Aay.Me.srs.

Kapler, McNeill, Smith, Mc S' the ordinance was postponed. Mr. Watson then withdrew the motion In reference to the appointment of the committee, ana tout to matter was a wed to rest. There bad been a large crowd In the lobby, who manlf'Sti-d every in'erest In the diseusslJO, and at once left the bail, wben tbe matter was deposed of. Mr.

PATTKitflON presented the reports of iswers on Etgith alley, I ten street, street In rvar of ruu tain street, alley In rear of Lin coin aver-tie. Qideredtobe filed la Engineer tfflae. NBW StTRVBTS- Mr. Obbr preseoted the report of the Cora mil tee on Surveys. They also presented an or dtnatiee lor opening oi uowaro street; pans finally.

Odinarce for opening of River avenue, from School to Federal streets. Mr. Bbplbr moved to amend by striking out BcnoM ureei ana insertiog Tne ordinance as amended was passed. The committee report areso ntion In favor of the vacation of apoitlonof Huward street. Adverse to opening Willow street.

Adverse to opening of Hilt uck street. Adverse to chang tog tbe Hue of B-aver avenue. Report received and revolution adopted. Tbe Commlttre also offered the report Viewers on tbe opening of Wood's Ron avenue, which was ordered to be filed to the Engineer office for a month. Mr.

Vobgtlt piesented the report of the Auditing (kimrol'tee. They eU-red a resolution rttjuestiitg ths Finance Commit tee to notify tboita collectors of delinquent taxes who bad been negligent Id making returns, that unless they art. mure prompt in paying over tbe amounts due, legal measures would be taken to stir them up to a better discharge or tueir duties The committee klo offered a statement show ing tbe amount ot fines paid Into the City Treas- "7 'aiw various oraeera. Report, rwe-ewed arid resolution adopted. Mr.

Hsplbk offered a resolution Instructing iav oupenuienoent of Watr to nut no a aiiff. iti lamp at Ktst corner of South Diamond air. axuBLBT, resolution lor a gas lamp on Wahlnglon avenue; resolution for repairing Jackson street; resolution for grading ana paviug I lauauu Dkicv. IWUlUt loltS ferred. Mr.

Pmits rSJ-rra an ordlnanee aatnorlzln the Park Committee to take possesion of all tbe seminary grounds included in tbe Park Ira provfiatxit, tbat might doc Dave been formally handed over to tne cuy oy perpeiuai iae, were includt din tbe Act aatborizing the Pax improvement. The ordinance was passed. Adjourned. COMMON COUNCIL. H.

M. LONO President ROBEttr D1LWORXH Clerk The following members were present at roll call; Messrs, Agnew, Brown, Barton. Cochran, SDerhardt, Uscfiwead, Ooldeo. Bare, BasUagsi is to to street. Thirty sixth ward, PittDurrt 8WW Craig Sam 'I, uvern, Elisabeth Pike, Lewwr St Clair township.

It Cummings uvern. No 441 Libert street. Ninth ward, Pittsburgh SAO Cruna Kit. uverm, Steubenvute Pike, Robta-son township loo Obadwiek Wm, uvern. No 9 Wood strwat.

First ward, Pittsburgh SOB) Ofaaltant F. uvern. Fourth avwune aad Grant street, Seoond ward, Pittsburgh. 80 louse John, eating house, Mala street, Sharpsburg 1M Coyle Tetranco, eating house, Seoond ave- hue. sear Lock, sixth ward.

Plttsburrt 1M Connor Margaret, eating house. No SO Fifth avenue, Hiith wsrd Pittsburgh 100 Oarr Thos, house. No Fifth avw- uue, Sixth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Cuillnor Jos, eating house. No 47 Protlt avenae. Ninth ward.

Atleshesv 1M Clarke Mrs Kate, eating boue, Peoa ave. owe uetween rorty-fourth and Forty-firta, Seven teen th ward, Pittsburrh 1M Obrlstel Cbas, eating house. No 131 Be yea. teeoth street. Twenty -sixth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Col wee Fred, eating bouse.

No 533 Caraoa street. Thirtieth ward, Pittsburgh lsfl Carey David, eating house No 663 and 665 Penn avenue. Tenth ward, Pittsburgh Cook: Thos, eating house, No 86 Grant street. Seoond ward, Pittsburgh lot Oolwee Henry, eating house. No 164 Grast tree.

Fifth ward, Plttabnnrh low Colter) aho Cbas, eating house, No 119 Btgnteemii street, Twenty-sixth ward, Pittsbureh lath Carrooa Tboa, eating bouse, TwentyAfth and Sydney streets. Twenty fifth ward, Fitubursn in Curtey Par, eating house. No If Liberty street, First ward, lot Cackin Fred, eating house. No 895 East Onio street, Eighth ward. Allegheny las) Connolly Sarah, eating bouse, eorner Seoaod and alley, Mc Knee port boroagh 100 Conaeil DanIO, eating house.

No 116 Grant street, Fifth ward, Fitut-urgh jot Coonell T. eating bouse. No 49 Cheats nt street. Fourth ward. Allegheov ina Carney James, eating house.

Spring Gardwa avenue, Reserve township 100 Crow Henry, eating house. No 608 Preble street, isinth ward. Allegheny 100 Cable Adam, eating boue. No Filth street. Fourteenth ward.

Pittsbarrh is Clark uvern. Stock Yards, Twenty- warn, fcraoeier from A Elliott a Clinton Mrs Catherine, Uvern, Pena ave nue, wennem want, rittsoargbj trans fer from Ell Wyooff m. Cummtngs Joo, Uvern, No 441 Liberty snvea, wiuin waru, rittsonrgD; transfeg from Henry Kins' a Clark Catherine, tavern, Pei a avvaue. Seventeenth ward, traaefer from Kate Fielder a Cnrtey Park, eating house. No 16 L'he'rcy a-ire wara, ariiisDureb; tn a ler from Eur a Sherver a Croessn, McD, uvern, Moooog'aiMiw House, Beeond ward.

Pittbarai 1 BSaS Clinton, Mrs Uvern, No. Pena ave- nue, Nlneteentb ward, Pittsbargh 800 Clarke. uvern, opposite R. R. stook jmra, awenty nrst ward, ritts burgh 800 DickrOger, Jane, tavern.

No. 73 Mala street. Fourth ward. Alles-henv aaa Detlta, Joo, uvern. No.

39 WastUnttoa street, SevenUi Pittsbarga. sdw Devil. Tboa, uvern. Mosa Bide, MlSfite township. Dryer, Uvern, No 51 Twelfth street.

lwenty. ninth ward, SOO Du'rieb, Fred, uveru. No 1086 PeBB street. Twelfth ward, Pittsburgh. 300 Davis A Hurley, Uvern, No eons, FourKaeaih ward, SOO Denoy, jno, uvera.

No 10 Market at rest. McKeesport. sot) Drew, Jno, uvern, Nos 124 and 126 Fifth street, McKeesport. BOB) Dres-ler. Anton, Uvern, No 0mbj avenue.

Lower St. Olalr town-h joe Dugao, Thos, uvern. No 455 Uberry street. Ninth ward, Pittsburgh. 300 ent.

uvern, a a 35 West Had street. Fi eat want hl.w Dietch A Thomas, tavern. No 46Bwver avenue, 8 xth ward. Allegheny ana Davis El ward, Uvern, Seoond avenue. Fourteenth ward.

Pittsburgh. sen Drew Uv.ru, Peso avenue. Tassl tleth ward. Pittsburgh saw. Drhew Joo, Uvern, No 386 Peon aveas .1 luvaa aiu, I llvUirrM SOO Daner Daniel, uvern, No 4 Market alley Third ward, Pittsbargh SOO Deshow A Martin, uvern.

No 400 Liberty street, nth ward, Pittsburgh 55a Donovaa p. Uvern, Pena avenue. Nine teenth ward. Pitta Darrh tai Duffy Jno, Uvern, No 134 Grant street Firth ward, Pittsburgh saw Dolly Uvern, Carson street. Thirty-fifth ward, Pittsburgh.

30O ViXis Jno, Uvern, EuxAbeth road, Mifflia vowusnip JOO Daly Terreuos, Uvern, No 60 FouVu' aYe- Bue, First ward, Pittsburgh 390 Dramble Gotletb, uvern, Nj 145 Pty'tvaa. niuag, tiiwnuu, aanrgueny Sww Dckeo Drhart Uvern. No 4 mj Street, Fourth ward, Aileirben ene Dersoa Wm, Uvern, McKeesport road," Mlf' fltn townshin. qq Ditmore No lOlV Nevl'iie' aveet Awenry-mnui ward, Pittsburgh SM Discroll Jerry, Uvern, No 24 Webster ave- hue. Fifth ward, Pittsburga.

gOO Dodds James, uvern. Scats ruad Tersallrass townsfaio. im Dalaaey Francis, eating boofe, corner SceJi Tnue uu nrauy street. Fourteen tA wrard PlrtstMirah -p 1VS DMrr Jacob, eauog house, Amande avenue. atsuwoa sTh.

Elavil wwnsoip. iO Djneh Jacob, eating house. No 300 Bsayer avenue, tuxtn ward, Allegheny 10 Dunn Joo, earing house. No 1013 Pena avenue. Twelfth ward.

Pit.tsrmr.rh ias Dornberger Catherine eating aoose," No "VS, Al Of beuy 100 Dnier John eating house. No 167 Fifth avenue. Seventh wafA, 100 Dougherty James, es'tbg h-me. No 8 Wy- i senile, iuiij ward, Pittsourgb. 100 Derr eaUng bouse.

No 77 and 7s Third, street. First ward. laa Davis Mary, eating bouse. No 81 Niueteenth sireev, lwenty-aixtt ward, 100 Dongaa Dante', earing house. Railroad waeec, between Twentieth and Twenty-first streets iee D.lmore Michael, eating bouse.

No Bee. ond avenue, Fourteenth ward. Plttsburwu in Dichtenmuelier Dmiel, eating bouse. 2y2 Webster avenue. Fifth ward.

mm Dabilnger Gotlelb, eating bouM, No 121 Madison avenue. Third ward, Allegheny. 100 Douorau Julia, eating boqs pens aveeos. Twentieth ward, Pittsburgh lM Deittich touse, No ilio lupciuu a "Teuty ward, Pittsburgh. too Uicklar.

Jacob, eating house, No 1306 Oar- rm street, Twenty-eighth ward, Pitts, burgh in Dietern Joseph, eating novas. Mo 143 E-gn. lewwiBuw, Aweniy-sixta ward, Pittsburgh. 1 Djonen eating bouse. Main street, Char- tiers borough 1oa Davis Owen, eat tug bouse.

No 1154Pssa aveone. Twelfth ward. Pittsborvh see Driseole Jno eating bo nse. No 'a 24 pena aveone, lwenta waro, ritiKirgb 100 Dursrta Joseph, ea'lng bcase, Permiu Baad. TeoU ward.

AU-rbeev im Doyle ea Ing house No 43 Ntiteteemta etree TwenvT nioth ward. Piuabura-a ine Davis John A Co, Uvern, No Braddoek' ward, Pitta ourgb; transfer, red rnm Hnvk at a t- Diet rick Uvern, No lOSSpima' wreet. riusoargn; traosrerrwd fross David K-feb a Drew p. Uvern. No Penn iwaas Twentieth ward, Pittsburgh: transferred frotw Wea nilnrAt.

Downey John, eating ho No lleas -axnk, oimu wara, r-iuaourgnt traaav ferred from MeLauhlin Dxtker Jacob, eating boose, Oar. asan nrsn, Twenty-eighth ward Pitts burgh; traasferred from a.1.1. Dnrktn Thomas, tavern. No 33 Water strMt rirw. wara, rsttsargh 30O Exier Geerae Uvern, No 23 Sixth Fouth wnj-d Pittsburgh SOO Iwoeet Uvern, CbarUers, Fjrward township SBA KAtB uvern.

Ni 480 Pann aveana. Ninth ward. Pittsburgh ana Etebenlauh ML, Uvern. Evergreen Pike, Whaler tpwufhip 10 bo warns Job ts John, uvern. No 2523 street, Twenty-if ch ward, Pittsburgh.

800 Everett Edward, Uvern, No HriijsH street, MeKeespirt fOO ger Kosina, uvern. No 46 Bneth Dilw mood street, FonrU ward, Aitegbeny. SOO Erneit uvera. No 6JCkio street, floooad ward, Atlegbeiiy S0 Earigbt Jobnv uvera. No 1089 Pena avenue.

Twelfth ward, Pittsburgb SOO Engei An'hoay, eating house, Butler stieet, Flfte-nth ward, PiUsburgn 00 Elehey eating kouse. No 154 EghUwatA street. Twenty want, 300 Bogle L. eating bouse, 71 Seventh avenue, Fifth ward, Pittsburgh 00 Exter George esMng House, No 873 tSee- ver. Sixth ward, Pittsbnrarh qq Ksbealour Joseph, eating boose.

No 174 Madison, Third ward, Altegheaytw jm Khgh Chat lea. eating hou. No xo21 Jaeel phine street. Twenty slxtl. ward pttas.

bnrgb English eating btmss. No 76Twelftu street, Twenty cAB'h ward, 100 Eberhart A lher. eating kouse. No 1 Troy Hill, 6eeoh ward, Allegheny. 10 Ehievs A eaitog house.

No SB ChsslBirt treet. Fourth surd, AH-gheov 100 Bhlers eating house. No 43 Maia street, Fourth ward, Allegheny loO Eh linger Joaepb, eating house, Ns Maia street. Thin v. sixth ward, Plttaburgl.

10 Sacbes H. eating house. No lt(5 Caro stree, Twenty-sixth ward, Pitterrfh. 100 Ewtng George, eating house. No 430 Peu street, Ninth ward.

Pittsburgh Eayne Miebaet, eating house. No 63 WmC tegtoe street. Third were. Pinsborgh 100 England Srepnen, settog kouae, No MaU Si.reet, Sharpsborg qq EDr ght oos, tovem, No 1089 TvukHtml, avriiiB wara, riHsoargh; irom joun rm awvsjjrw, rS lt HWatU weooed ward, Pittsburgh; ws ww. rt ley a ewr Uvera, Biehland sswwshrs .100 "'eaad war Aiwbwny VaUs Fvrtrtok, tavern, U7 n-lat aSTilWliiilfw-ll Sill TBA.NSFEES OF LICENSES SELL LIQUORS ALLEGHENY CSUNT7, UBISTDD 111 THE COUNTY TREASUREK, 15 MAT TERM, 1874.

WHOLESALE. Apple John, Mo. Orson street, Thlrty- tourth ward, Pittsbu'-gh $100 Au burger Potar, No 37 Beaver ward, Al.egheuy 100 Adier, Rosenborg AOo, No 120 Water street. Second ward, Pittsburgh. 400 Augustine Hannah, Carson street, Tnii ty-fourth ward.

Pittsburgh 100 Berkowtz uis. No 210 Fifth avenue, Sixth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Bennett No 108 Smlthftsld street, Third ward, Pittsburgh 100 Bork Unry, No 101 East street, Third ward, Allegtieny 100 Brvar as. No 127 Liberty street, Fourth wsrd. Pittsbargh 100 Buc khans Frederick, corner Forty -second aud Butler street, Seventeenth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Brown uo. No 70 Ohio avenue.

Ninth ward, AHegheoy 100 Beaumont No 8 Smith Held street. Sec- ond ward, Pittsburgh 100 Bailer Frank, No 215 Butler street, Fifteenth ward. Pittsburgh 100 Bride Geo No 15 Carson street, Thirtieth ward, 100 Baumbaugb Cbas, No 115 Eighteenth street, Twenty slx'b ward, Pittsburgh 100 Bernhardt Anthouy, Butler Plank Road, Etna borough, Pittsburgh 100 Buwn.au No 87 Beaver avenue. Fifth ward, Allegheny, transferred from Lttwd 100 By rs DAvid, No 178 WyUe avenue. Seventh ward, Pittsburgh 100 CaMey FJgerty, No 315 Liberty street, Fourth ward.

Pittsburgh 500 Crom.n Timothy, No7i0 Penn street. Tenth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Cromln John, No 748 Penn street. Twelfth ward, 100 Oouprtr No 63 South Diamond, Fourlb ward, 100 arsoa Boot, No 82 Federal street, Fourth ward, A'legbenj 100 Cbeverton Joseph, No 23 Oalo street, Ninth ward. Al'-gheoy 100 Caul-y Jas, No 43 Anderson street, FoarrA w-rd, Al egbeny 100 Ooym M-cbaoi, No 54 Gibbon street, Sixth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Cromniol comer Chestnut and Penn Penn avenue. Seventeenth ward, Piua- Lurgb 100 Carson No 23 Diamond square, First ward, Pi'tsburgh 200 ff-rsy Wiliiam, Bailor street near Forty.

eighth Sireer, Seventeeutn ward, Pttts- burgh. 100 DunradPbtdpv No47Cbetnut street, Fourth aid, Allegheny iw itneh Jogu, Main aud West Brewery street, Chanlers borough 100 Jacob, No 15 Diamond street, Third ward, nttsourgn 100 D.mDelly James, No 963 Penn avenue, Taeiith ward, 100 Datkes St Thomp-n, No 21 amond street, Third ward, Pittsburgh 100 Dlilingerft Stevenson. No 87 Second avenua, it waid, Pitisburgh 100 Eawrurht rrt No L2a3 Penn avenue. h-vi-uteeutij w.rd, rittsburgh, transferred frtui MtcDael Limpen 500 EAgan Patrick. Gist street.

Fourteenth ward, nttsoargh luu Enwright Maoric, No 1,25 Penn avnuue. waid, Pittsburgh 100 Ews-exa A Bro, No 276 Liberty stir eel. Third ward. Pittsburgh 100 Kogleking George, jio Carson street, elgnta ward, Pitta Durgh too Erart No i8 Lioer.y street. First ward.

Pittsburgh 300 Ever: Mary, No 57 Ferry street, First ward. rituourcb liUO End Micttat-t, Carson street. Twenty- fourth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Ei wards Wm, So Chestnut street, Thir- iv-sixtn waro, rirtsourgn ivv Fu'i Adam. No 104 Tastin street, Four teen ward, Pittsburgh 100 Frorom Christ, BAidwln Towusbtp 10d Karrell Patrick, tvirner Jane and Chestnut streets, Mansflell Rtrougb 100 Fi'man Ant bony. No 73 East Ojio street.

Third ward, Allegheny 100 Punier teeph. Butter, near Tntrty seventh street. Fifteenth ward, 100 Freudenberg JuMus, No 237 Fifth avenue, K.gbih ward, Pittsburgh lOO Faerber No 119 Fifth avenue exten sion. Seventh ward, Pittsburgh 100 Fierie Amande, Nj 152 and 154 Franklin street, x'h ward, A 100 Ptlerbertshauser Coas, NjJ94 Fifth avenue. Fit'sbureh 100 Froebltcb Jhn, No 460 Penn avenue, Ninth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Fox Nj Frankstown avenua, twen ty-first ward, Pittsburgh 100 Flucbe No 323 Fit avenue.

Eleventh ward, Pittsburgh 100 Fiynn Morris, No 40 Seventh avenue, Fifth ward, 100 Gardner No 149 Fulton street. Eighth ward, msburgo. 100 ireentree Nj Frankstown avenue. Nineteenth WAid, P.ttsburgh 100 Gribba Joseph, No 42 Webstar avenue. Firth ward, 100 Guust No 538 Carson street, Thirtieth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Goodwin Frank, 59 Fulton street.

Eighth ward, 100 Geruer Gntlieb, No S'Miond avenue, Four teenth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Groiran No 50 South Diamoud street. Fourth ward. Allegheny 100 Gaoey Michael, street. ward, Pittsburgh 100 Grlpp Mary No 247 F.fth avenue, Eighth ward, ntwourgn iuu Guckeobeimer A A Bro. No 93 and 95 First avenue.

First ward, 400 Glekoer A Nj 32 Six'h streeu Fourth wild, Pitts burgh 100 Gamble A Anderson, No 45 Ferry street. First ward Fittsburgn. 100 G-chschetmer Peter, No 571 Penn avenue, NiO'h ward, Pittsburgh 100 Gat-y James, 184 and 186 First avenue. wara, rmsourgn luu Getty Jr, Beaver Road, Ninth ward, Allegheny 1Q0 GriftU John, corner He he ter and Forbes streets. Thirteenth ward, Fttfsburgb.

100 Hughes John, No 612 Preble avenue, Ninth ward, A leg hen 100 Haslage Wm, No 18 Diamond, Third ward. Pittsburgh 100 Hays Jaroee. No 59 Curry street. First ward, Allegheny 100 Ueideger A Anders jo. Njs 40 and 42 Oiio street, First ward, Allegheny 100 Henderson A Bro, No 266 Third ward, 100 Hook Cbas, No 42H4 Penn avenue.

Seven teenth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Hepeubeid II, 18 Prtuo aveuus. Fourth ward, Allegheny 200 Hirgnn Michiel. No 33 Poplar avenue. Six teenth ward. Pittsburgh 100 Hamburger Ph, No 96 Liberty street, First ward, Pitt-burgh 100 Harris A Ewing, No 341 Liberty street.

Fourth ward, Pit'sburgh 100 sherwood Annie, No ul Webster street. Second ward, Allegheny 100 Johnston Root, No 751 Penn ave. Twelfth ward, Pittsburgh loo Johnston Marshall, No 170 Webster avenua. -sights ward, Pittsburgh. 100 Jardio John, No 909 Ponu avenue.

Tenth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Johnston Rubt, No 751 ave, Twelfth ward Pittsburgh, transferred from B. Rllnerdllrger No 409 Penn street, Nluth ward, Pittburgb 100 Riser A ark. No Wood street. Third wara, rittsourgn 100 Kaotfld Bro, No 1504 Carson street. Twenty-eighth ward, Pittsburgh 100 Kenned, Wm, No 162 Fifth avenue, Siiih ward, Ptttiburgh 10 Keller Jacob, No 190 Bmithfleld street.

Third ward. Fittsburgn. 100 KH nerd linger 8aiC. No 19 Diamond street. Third ward, Pitt-burgh 100 Sellrtr Dennis, No 234 Ohio street, Fourth ward, Allegheny 100 Kennedy Jas.

No 5 Tanehlil street. Eighth ward. Pittsburgh 100 Sjoebendoerfer F. No 249 OiUo street. Third ward, Attegbeoy loo K'nso ear Its, No 78 Third street, Third wrd, Alieehery aveiiz r-erer, iso aMM iitn ayenae, ateventh ward, Pittsburgh aqo haiser no am Fifth avenue, sixth ward.

Pittsburgh joo n-eir inos iso 321 LsiDerty street, Fourth wara, rtitsnurab 20Q A-eauDg jiu, inoss Federal street, Fourth wara, Ajiegneny. jqq 1st) Si Fedeft 1 street, Foart a ward, AHegheoy, transferred Irom Kramer LuebieWm, No 24 Diamond, Virst ward. 1-nt-oanru 100 xevy lso ZD Slxtb nveuue. Fourth ward. Pittsburgh I0d litmpert Liberty near Elm street.

Twen tieth ward, 100 Lyons Robt, No 17 Diamond, Third ward. Pitteborgb 100 Lipping Mrs Matilda, No 81 Booond street. First ward. Pittsburgh. 100 Claalak ap Baalneaa-BUl Pamed Mir The Apportionmr Dt MIxa-el The raa-rraalaawl Elretlaa The incl ine ap I'rwn-Imtlons.

IrMbi th. a KF.JAtB. lo the fleaac. this awning the following House Mia vara passed Inally Xaa aet enabling members of corporation, -wfeo rvwtd. at a distance from tbe eeatral office, (a Me by proxy.

Aet to prorlde lor Inspector, In tin Penitentiaries. Begnlatlng the sale, consumption and Inspection of fas. Tbe remalDder of tbe session was occupied prleelpauj Willi report of Committees of Con tereoee. At tbe artemooe session tbe following House Mils were disposed of. Tbe aet making Ujcoratlon Diy a legtl boli ay.

Aet to provide for term' and return days of the Courts of Common Pleas of Allegheny aoantjr. HOUSE. In the Honse there was not as much holiness done a on Wednesday. Am cog the Items waft report from the Conference Committee, la relation to the bill In reference to Justices of tbe Peace. The Com ml ttee railed to agree and so tbe bill elL Tbe Senate amendment to tbe Geological Bar-vey Mil were adopted.

Tbe Legislative Apportionment oil', from tbe Conference Committee, was agreed to. Share. By tbe Legislative apportionment, which ha xed, Allegheny county gets toe louowiug represenUttoo Four senators (in increase or one), aaioi-ws First to Fourteenth ward, and Twoty third ward of Pittsburgh one Senator; th territory oath of the rivers one Senator; Allegheny Cfy nod Bewick ley, one Senator; all territory tw ween tbe rivers and north of the rivers outside of Allegheny City and Rewlckley, one S-nafor. There will be fourteen B-preaen a Ives as follows: First, Second Third, F-mrth, Sxth, Seventh, ghth wards of Pittsburgh, Fifth, Klnth, Tenth and Twelfth, remainder of Pittsburgh Including tbe South Side ward, Allegheny City Territory south of the rivers outside of Pittsburgh and Neville town hip, 2: Territory between tbe rivors and ontslde ot Pittsburgh, and ail that nortb of tbe rivers, 2. Total 14.

Mayor's RtlarU-a. The House bill making tbe office of Mavor a alarled one came up to day, and was amended so as to eaelule from Its provisions all aflyur's aov tn office or eieeted prior to tbe passage of the wit. This amendment was concurred in and the Mil passed. The Next Congressional Election. We had Bon.

John Cessna tn town to day. He te her to gather some Information as to tbe ttasu of tbe next uoDgresntonai election, ne any that article 1. section 4 of the United States ConstttoTioa prescribes that the L-glva- tureof each State sba1! ox the Time for the elec tion of members of Cuugre. The act of A-tsf m-Wy of Pennsvlvanta of 1839, provides tbat Cn. cressmen sba 1 be elected on the second Tuesdav of October.

Tate act la uo'-epeal-d. and uuieas Con cress changes tbe time, tbe memoers ni iwn Agrees mut be ehosen on tbe ftrst Taesday of aext Oetober. He tnimediarely upon fete return to WasnfRfftoo, to Introduce a bill xlng toe time in November as prescribed in tbe new constitution. Farewell Embrace and Tiara. Tbe elosing scenes tn Legislative hal's to-day were ruu oi patnetic tenderness aod notion.

Tbe members of tbe happy famiy who have e'ung so tovingty to tbir Ifgrflattve home for the past iiur mouba, oull not sepa irate without emotim. The general 'gusb'' erystallxd Itself Into prtesenuttoos, in wuicb some really valuable tf kens of fraternal feeling passed from tbe many to tbe tew. The trst man honored was Speaker McCor-itek. This presrntatioo ceremony v.as beral- by tbe appearaasce of messengers bearing with them a large manogany case, rwniy ecv red with purple, and eon'alning a so per silver aet of toe eeteDatd urnam manufacture. Tbe nteees were all lined with gold.

Ttie sett is of the Itrusclan pattern, and Is ornamented with frosted filagrte work. Toe eoS-e urn is ornamented with designsof earns an fih.wUb tte Uttle animals included in toe "aitd eat Ul thrown is as supplements. This tittle bit ot pl-anAntrj in the designs was Indulged In as a reminder of tbe waspish amis Vtllty witn wmea tne npeaaer aua uniei uiera Krrett, of tbe Senate, regarded tbe action of tbe House, wben an entire moraine was pni in frothy debate, or on a boonty The latrlnsle value ot th sot Is pot down at SI, 100 Mr. Lrrru, of Wyoming, was stt'Cea make the presentation speech, a duty which he performed tn a pleasant manner, and to wmen tbe Bpeuer made a Drier respoose. Other GUIs.

Other gifts were then presented as follows A cold naooeo ivory gavei to aca or me npeaa n-pfonouneed tbe neatest patterns of the Una ever given to any imnua at xiirnsuui Mr. Mtxjv, of Lancaster, prnsentPd on be Half of Speaker McCormtck a beautiful pair of tee-re buttons to Chief Clerk, Dr. 8 irlock, of the House. Tne pages had alocntribnted for tfce UBS genrleman and presented with a gold headed eaoe. Mr.

Hays, of presented tbe same In wed tlmd remark. KepreernUtlve Young was presented by Mr. Wallace on behalf of the tfflcers of the use with a pocket compass and a nice Itul address that tbe compass wutild aHt hiro in his tranip throush the rural district of the H.de, and be would be as true to bis o-)D'HuinL8 as the needle was to Its magnetic Cot Hagb Morris on a heavy, solid ehaio from th omcers of the boas-; It was bndima-ly engraved and was received by tbe soliier with the modesty characterize his wbtla coc-dact. Tbe Dnaoerats presen ted Mr. Petrlcken with sliver set sad Mr.

Brock way with a id-lv-ac'-eaae. a. acne. BROWASV1LLE. Hardware Htore Robbed.

bpfls (ho nttawwrsti bBOWSvsiLLB, PA, May 14, 1874. The hardware store of James 8 ocum, of this pises, was broken Into last nigbt and robbed of wsr two hundred dollars' worth of cutlery. There appears to be no positive clue at to wbo the thieves are, hut strong ffu'picloojt are enter tslsril aod arrests will probably be made before sod of tbe week. WE AT II Kit IlKPOItT Was DspartmsbT, Onncs or tub Chist hional OmcxB, WasaritttTOM, o. I a.

May 15, l74. Prohahiiitlee tor To-Oay. For the Middle States, the lake region, the sooth Atlantic Sta'es, partly cloudy or tsar weather, northeasterly to souiheascerly winds, no decided et.an.Te of U-rnnnrature. and stationary to la ling bar meter lu the lower lake reenoo. Ths lower Missouri and central Mkstsspp rivers win mmwu i'i rT or rise The lower Mississippi and O.iio rivers wili fa.l stow i y.

fioou sens fok thk uovs. Alger's New Bok or Jl'LICSi The I reet Biy Out West. Br Horatio Atitr, Jr. Vol. Illustrated Price 91,35.

N--w M.ks. Memoirs of John itncy A-fams His P.ary. Edited by Cbaa. Francis Adm VoL 1 00 aid tried. By B-rt-sd A-irhich 12 00 4ood Lnck By E-otiai Werner Paper, 75 eenu: eio'b 1.25 Sportsman ab Aflmt.

By Harry BOB 11. Z. Jul to si Or, The Street Boy out Wfcat. Horatio Algr Also Dew edlttous of Hainerton's Chapters on Animals 00 J. tt n.ni itsio, 101 Wood stroet.

C'hHdren'a llau A spciaity At Qua ham A MfXiRsoon, 46 Fedmai iret, Allegheny. urepeaB istessnablp Arrivals Yesterday. Dmnatebes receives at Max Scbamberg's ropfsao Sroamshtp. Kiehauge and Triegrapn OffleeatNo. 13 Smlfiiriwld etn-et, snnooucnn tbe arrival of tbe N.

Lloyd line steamer Bauss, at New irk; Anchor Hue steamer lifsta, at N-w Yirk; Trieste Una steamer Napola, at Nw York: Inman 1 ne steamer City ol Now York, at New York; French Hoe l. at BrenT; (-ardta Hue ner Glamorgan, m. CardiS; Anchor line mer btopia, at aiKw, Joist .16, la, 20 and 22 fee', dry Hemlock, G. W. aRTBiuijgb to ztf.b and tr.

A Jle Iiivevtment. Whatever may tbe nature of tbe bik ng bosineM yoa may wish to transact, wb-tber of epoelt, eolleetion, orrt fponderce or ytm eaa r4ly on btg fairly, HberaUy and prompty dealt wi a at tne uaita Baok Vo. 133 Fourth avenue, and as to safety and aaeurliy. as well as pru leut inrsetxnsnt, none vbiLit fairer roeoro. of ihe and the this at ny be rhe ot on on i PrrrancHOH Opbka Houam.

This evening the benefit of Mr. El. Prlee Ukes place, that gentleman enacting the character of Bub Briefly Id "Ticket of Lava Man." Mr. Price Is a deserving yonng actor and should revive a bumper at tbe bands of his numerous friends admirers. Mahtin'8 Nbw ViRTaTT Thbatbb.

Ooe of best bills of tbe season will be preeenced at popular variety theatre. WESTWARD B0O1X Excursion of Ken fork CapltallstaTrlp to tUe Miaeourl Iron Kegluus TUe ieu-tlemen CoiupoBiiig; tne rarty. Yesterday morning an excursion party of New York bankers, brokers and capitalists arrived tbe Colon ttepot, on their way west. Tbe trip tbey are taking consists of an excursion of twelve hundred miles over the Atlantic and Pacific railroad and through tbe Iron regions of Missouri. It was origfnatrd the managers or toe A.

road with tbe otject of making the travelers acquainted with the resources of the country Through wblch tbe road runs. The programme to observed Is quite a varied one and UMleog'ht ogive in detail. Tbe entire Journey will be made by davligbt. Immediately after breakfast gentlemen left on the Pan Handle ftflroad and at six o'clock Hat evening dined in Colum-t us. Ttiey will racb St.

joIs at one n'oloek tuts afternoon. General Pierce, the General Manager of A. ft P. road has requested Messrs. H-nnftf, Jones, Chalfan', Herroo.

Hu-bauch. (itrrison, Moorbead and ottter Iron men ot this try to l.rto tne party at Lmls. aod we hone Pittsburgh will be represented by at least some them. an. Btimside is among the party.

SHOT BY A POMCLMAN. The Wounding of James Moonty Yrster- teraay9ture Serious than at irst supposed. Officer Jimes Hlnes, who Is on duty on tbe South Side, yesterday morning shot and seri ously wounded James Mooney. It seems tbat Wednesday night, James Jones, wbo lives Mt. Washington, was attacked by Mooney near the Incline Plane, He then went to a magistrate's efflce and entered suit against bis assailant for assault and battery.

A warrant as issued and placed la the bands of offioer Hinet, and between fuur and Ave o'clock ves- era ay morning, eaten in aigm or Mooney, a- to arrest mm. Mooney made an effort to escape, and tbe officer, draw trig his re volver, shot with the lu tent ton of frightening him, bat the ball took fleet and bit Mooney tmmedlate'y nnder the shoulder blade, inflicting a dangerous wonnd. Hmes came to the Central Starion and delivered him slf into custody, but Mooney 's Injuries being considered siigbt be was returnd to duty Tbe wounded man was taken to his fathers bouse where his harts were dressed by Doctor Brewster. Daring tbe day it appears Moonev sot eou- iMderafcly worse, and yesterday afternoon Aider-man 8 rain was sent for to take his Information against Hioes. He was found to be very low, unable to spk above a whisper and tbe bed was saturated with blood.

Owing to bis condition, his mother. Mrs. Catharine Mooney, made the information cnargmg titaem witn felonious assau't and bat tery. A warrant was Issued, tat the efneer was unable to nod the accused. Upon return ing to bis office, Alderman 8.

rain sent. Dr. Don- ceity over to rxamlue Mtont-r, and we nnder sxasn tne pnysteun prosed the wound but was acabia to find tbe ball, and tbat be also ex pressed the opinion that Mooney's Injury la of iticb a serious nature that It will result fn his death. BKEViriE. Paragraphle lenvtMogo ot Faslug M'rBlS, -Tbe Police Commit ee meets to-night.

More seats are required tn the Allegheny -Judge Sterrett counted tbe Allegheny etection re.nrus yesieraay. Troy Hill hose company of Allegheny went into service yesterday. Business has brushed ap with tbe white- ongaue witmn tbe past tew days. Baso Bill entfausiasm seems to be at lower ebb here this season that ever before. --Tbe Councils Committee on Appeals will meet ou Monday evening.

Forty cases are awaiting adjudication. -Atnfi'ng fire occurred yesterday after. noon In th basement of a eork factory at tbe corner or snort aod ferry streets. The bo iers at the Allegheny city Poor use were Inspected yesterday, by the Bjller inspector, and pronounced all right. W.

Cispar wbo cat D.etrleb at Reen ters saloon on Wr-doesday cigat was Committed to jail yesterday for a bearing on tbe 25. Inst --The Board of Viewers pat In their time yesterday wrestling with assessments for, tbe opening or eleven new streets on uixzun'a hi Eirly yesterday morning Toerge's music store on Seventh avenue nt-ar Grant street was entered by robbers and fifty dollars worth of mu sical instruments stolen. Five hun-lred citizens of M'fflln township, have petitioned D.striet Attorney Biyneto have Ortnetr tbe Jitmuett murdrer, tried at au early a date as poinle. Tbe Pittsburgh Teachers I jstl a'e will be held this evening attbi Miuervillr, Liberty aad uirmiLgnam scuooi ua.i-, and to-m rrow morn lag at ih-i RilstoD school houw on Pcnn street. Croner M'CUiiu yesterday received fie gram requesting htm to visit McK.

seaport tbis moinlng and bold au inquest on the body of dead man. No further particulars were given. It will be seen by their ad rertisement 1 sew here that tbe Woman's Christian Temper- auce Union will bold a mass meeting at the Seood Presbyterian chureh at seven aod half o'clock tbis evening. Nelillo of Allegheny, was busily et-gagt yesterday fn settling aphis books and o. oer mattra atout tbe Allegheny Mayors of- so as to do a' to baud over the imee to tie new Mayor ilak lemming.

The crusaders visited several saloons yes terday, but as yet haT not heard of tbe ar rest of any of them for i tbe pavr rcents. A passage way for pdestria was kept clear ana uie taw was compiled witn. -The alarm yestarday afiarnooa from box 6 was caused ny a fire in tbe rear of tbe carriae- factory of Workman A D-vls on tbe sot ner of Ocil alley and Peon street. Tne roof was damaged to tbe ainouut of about twenty-five do.iars. Perry Johnson, of Erie county, wbo lndlof-ed about a y-iar agj for passing counter feit money, and wno ns pea 10 liHever since, was released yesterlay by Clerk HCandiess, of the H- strict Court, oo giving bail In tbe sum of 11,000.

A wandering Italian minstrel attempted to commit suicide yesrercay by taking a dose of turpentine and arawjing into a small leading nnder a house in Virgin alley. He was pulled out and will be abie to-day to again make people wretcnea wun ine oi veaice. 'The city people have discovered a mode of making artificial batter from rancid, fetid, re- iuse fat Unioniovn uianaara. mat tne of stuff that's ted tbe editor of that pape whn be eoroes down bere. He knows all about ad his perverted tastes cannot apprecia niaem mi any better quality The Hiitn Judires of the lar election In AHeghnny met last enlnir when the tnree judges wbo hd bttea absent at tbe previous meming were present a nd presented their utus.

Aiwr uiey nad Ihwu joted pp. a eom o.iLtee was app iuted to notify Mr. Fleming of okvvwu, ei.vT-. wqicd in-y adjourned. ua weaoiy nic-hi th ntnrm Ktigeue Scbnl on Butler 0r Kartv.flmt.

eored by bureUrs aod bis mtrh an.ii cnan, valued at 1125, was stolen from vest wii.eu waa uauginar ua pml which he was sloping. Ine bame nlgta th boasd of Mr. Klrkpairlck on Mala street asr p.otB avenue, was brt'ken into and a quantity of si.vcr ware stolen. Unsuccessful attempts were made on a number of other dwellings iu tne same vicinity. rjKUHOYAI C.

8. District Attorney Red left yesterday evmltgfor Washington City. Mr. Wlllard Leonard, formerly a merchant ta 1 of this city, died yesterday at bis home near Bu 1 ar. in the eighty-fourth year of bis Se.

Mr. c. Batchelor left yesterday to Join a numur-r i-'biiadrlphla gentlemen on a yacht exourslon dowu the Delaware rtrer and Chesapeake Bay. We have to thank H. R-enan, of Casttetianey.eouoty Mooagtian.

Ireland, formerly of this city, lor late copies ol Dublin and Belfast papers, extract from which will be found among our clippings from exchanges. 11 irses slid cart wanted at U.e new reservoirs on Hinh'atid avenue and Brilliant HiiL Apply to Howard A Sou at tbe woiks or to C. H. Love, Real Eiiate Broker, No. 121 Fourth avenue.

wwjr Franklin fewvkaurs ttaiiK, Allegheny, have removed to their new totue. No. 171 Federal atree JtJts 1ft, 19, 20 and 22 feet, dry Pine, 6. piTiuuDeB ft Co 2vA and Liberty strs. 6i.

of on ou Total 47 Reoetved and filed. Mr. Bb'vu. of the Gms Committee, reported the committee had appotntesl a pub eommtttec nve to confer who the gas company relative reducing tbe pnee of gas furnished to tbe city and private consumers. Tbey alo presented a resolution for gs amps as 1 ws: on Sherman aveou-i midway between Onto and fVuth Diamond streets; also.

Ohio strr-t midway -'tween Sherman ave. oe and Areh street. Report received and ed and resolution adopted. BBMOVAL OP TBI PBOVB TABWL Mr. Pricb, from the Health Committee, re ported that a sewer on Lmg alley ts an urgsnt necessity as a saouary naeaure.

Tbe committee also presented an ordinance bicb provide, that after Ortober 1st. 1875, It shall be unlawful for any person or persons to maintain stock yards within the city it at its. Tbis will five the drovers amp'e time to remor the present objectionable buildings to a more uttabie place. K- port received ana nieu. Mr.

Robbhts moved to make the time to re move tbe stock yards April 1st, 1875. Lt. Tbe ordinance was tnen passed as preseuted by the committee. Mr. Cochran or tne jiiv rropertv uommmee reported that Mr.

Richards had refused to take The contract for building the Fourth ward en ae boa at be bid banded in by him origm-. It. for 13.830, as he bad made a mistake to Sis ealeolarioas and be wanted 7 II 60 more. Tae contract was therefore awarded to the next iwest bidders, Messrs. Wa.

Mnrdock A Son for The swtraet for building the armory ff.r naps' battery was let to Messrs. risner ken I or Tbe committee also reeom mended tbe passage a resolution to let the contract for frescoing he Select and Common Council chambers at Messrs, Vogel A Sou's bid, which ts for ii0 Tbe eommittes tbouftbt frescoing better than painting. Messrs. McC H-mack A Bro. were be lowest Didoers tor kisomiotog tne ou aua new hair, namely for 120, and the committee eommDded that the contract let to tbera.

Report received and filed aod tbe reoommenda lions and resolutions adopted. MISCBXU.NBOCS BCS1NS3. Mr. Pairs, resolution to refund amount due property hJlders on fiaiisher street who have paid more man was required or tnem, nrerreu to tbe Finance Committee. A 'so, resolution for a str et crossing on North avenue Referred to Street Committee.

Mr. Goldbn, resolution for Instructing the Finance Committee to devise means to rt-Heve -arxiee living tn the onskirts of tbe city from paying tlther toll or vehicle license. Parsed. Mr. Hastings resolution instructing tn i nance Committee to pay to ths widow of the late Joseph R.

Oitey, formerly uierk of select Council, one month's salary, for services; ren dered by him before bis death. Referred to tbe Finance Committee. Mr. Roberts, resolution to supply tbe City Hall with tee until October flnt Parsed. A resolution providing for the repair of the Market House, recommended ov tne uuy iron eny Committee at last meeting and approved by Common CooueiL, was In H.

C. rveommltted to the coromlt'e to see the roof ean be repaired. C. C- receded from former action and concurred In action of 8-'est Council. Mr.

ASTiNtrS, an ordinance providing for an at'proprlation of $4 458 from the Contingent Fiind, for tbe purpose of erec'ing an armory lor Knap's battery, t'assed nnaliy. Hilect council Dusiiieas was tnen taxen np and all concurred to, excepting tbe fo mmg: An ordioaoee grading and paving onio ave- du; InS 0. pasted; tn C. C. referred back to he S'reet Committee.

The communication from City Engineer Davis, In 3. C. received and flld in C. C. laid over.

bpscial mbstino. Mr. Hastings presented a resolution that Councils meet on SAturday evening at 7i4 oofc to qualify tbe Mayor elect, Mr. Fiem- ng, an It appears tbat no certificate of tl-etioo has as yet beea Issued to him from ths Common Pleas Court- Passed. On motion adjourned.

Received tbls Day the most popular Nobby dress hats In the Market Graham A MvC kbgob, 46 Federal street, Allegheny City. If you want a pnre white, strong and glomy fa ren. ask your grocers for Duryeas' "Satin Gl'tss Starch, and see that vou get it. Satin Gloss Starch Kalamazoo, micb. Aoril 4.

1K71.I have been in the washing and March iu it business for Cfteen years, and have always ued tbe bst starch 1 coo id gett but after using one six pouna rx oi your aun Hiarcb, I be a me satisfied that it was by far tbe best tbat 1 have ever used in my Uundry. must say to all use keepers, if they wish smooth surface and want a fine gloss on tbelr shirt fronts, nse Duryeas' Htttn Gloss Siarcb. xours truly, Mwp T. T. Grbbnwood.

five Pairs of Roots or Shoes tor Four Bxtra Kartgalus. Who would not purchase boots and shoes at an establishment where five pairs could be hmght for tbe nrloe of four at any otter bouse. Kverybody would, you say, ti uiey Bnew wmre It enuld be done. Well now try R. Taggart, 129 Fedeial street, Allegheny city, and prove to yourself that It can be done.

He bas lust re e-tved a large stock of light wear for Summer, and effort unheard Of bargain. Assortment excellent, and prices remarkably low. Cheap Is tue word at 12a Federal street. flue Hats, a speciality, Graham Mcgrkuob, 46 Federal street, Allegheny City. Removal.

Franhxih Sattnos Bank, Allegheny, have re moved to tnetr new Duiioiug, sav. iv i Jfedei street. Attrartive Goods, and prices at Graham A MgGrboor, Hatters, 46 Federal street, One square below Railroad Depots. fKloorinr Buarda -Dry Pioe, O. W.

Drre H1VQM A 29th and Liberty streets. 6k mill Takes the Lead. Sampson Oil is still selling like hot cakes, for Rheumatism and all pains. Try Dr. Wengerts Blood purifier.

Conductor Caps, Men and Bay's Uren Caps, School At Graham A McOrsoor, 46 Federal street, Allegheny. Hawed Lumber Any size made to order, DrcuJUDtis A 29Lb and Lib. sua. Ot Tbe Vale tap In a great variety of colors, Graham A MoUrboor, 46 Federal street, Ailgbeny. Tub "Franklin," Allegheny pays Interest oa Urn 9.