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She ammmial: Jflouday, wcjust 30, 1875. CITY MATTERS OBITUARY. to his home, New 18 Tunnel was taken street. CURE OF DEAFNESS THE GAME LAWS Important Information for Sport 3men Mrs. McCormicr, of North Fayette township, who has been in jail for several days, with live children, was released on i on etgtttj flvoH-iu- per montfa the Dan-v OHmUMSIM will bo mailer) to traveler otinsuWrilwho are temporarily absent BY Oldest Ids.

Co, in America ASSETS, $4,686,812 96. Ins. Co. of North America OF PHILADELPHIA. Losses adjnstrrt ana pxl.i bv WHJ.1AW iavn.

as F.nrth Ave. LIVllffGSTOKr from rutsbnrsh, The aililvw of the paper Rtv. John Feck. Bev. John Peck died Saturday morning, at his residence on Market street, aged about seventy-three years.

Mr. Peck will le remembered by many of our citizens as the hair dresser on Market street, iu which business he was engaged for many years. BROUGHTON'S NEW ADJUSTABLE Window Screen MEDICATED INHALATION. ts will 1 i CMBtced as oft. I red.

a J3L. Manufacturers of LIGHT Grey Iron Crockery, Crockery, OrooXs-orv. ixlassware. Glassware, Glassware. rid win also be remembered as the pastor astingrs, FROM LIEUT.

BERNARD FLYNN, 11111, Japanned, Bronneo, Copperen or Galvanized, Light Work our Specialty, Offlct; arid Works near Outer Depot, ALLEGHENY 1 1 1 Postoffice address. Lock Box sua Hilt WILL FIT ANY WINDOW Of the Pittsburgh PoHce Force. Pittsburgh, August 27, 187, The "Commercial" In the East End. Hereafter the Commercial will be deli veretl rexuiarly and promptly to our patrons in the East Liberty -valley by Mr. J.

II. Benin, who has been constituted our agent for that hmality. Orders ran be left at Mr. Hod i I store on Penn avenue near the bridge, where our readers will 84 a fine stock of cigars, gents' furnishing goods, Ac. Local Observation.

Omen op this Observkk. V. S. Sta. 1 Boom 23, First -National nt PlTTSBLBOH, August 29, 1875.

STEAMSHIPS. AKD Over two years ago I received a heavy blow upon tbe head, and afterward suf CTJNARD III THE BRITISH ASD NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS, between fered with pain and other distressing sen LAMPS. CHIMNEYS. LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, WEAR FOR YEARS, sations in the brain. I went to several doctois, but none of their prescriptions Cork Harbor, mmwmvmm, Sailing Every Wednesday and Saturday, THE GREAT FLEET OF 187S.

did me any good, and about three months since. I com menced to lose hearing on one SCOTIA, RUSSIA. ROTHIN W'Vthu rrn a side and soon became very deaf in that ear. About two months since I went to Dr. J.

Druggists' Glassware. F. BAILEY ALGERIA, ABYSSINN1A, JAVA, CHINA, CALABRIA. HATES OF PASSAGE: CABIN Ban ainn i .1.1.1 W1SD. Time.

Bar. TV- Dir. Force. 7 a at. Hi 9 Calm 'Foggy.

2 P. M. 29.990! W. Fair. 9 p.

7i 64 iCalm Fair. Mean barometer. .30.012 Highest thermom 87 Mean thermometer. .75 Lowest thermom 84 T. ets at Reduw rt RStesT' A.

Hunter. His treatment has produced a remarkable change in my head trouble at "lice. I have rapidly recovered my former goejd health and spirits; my is al 41 1 ood root i. 5 rt, PasaenrerswU! mort than serve their Interest by booking at 1 ly offlee. to an.i from Hamburg, "RAFTS issued at Lowest Rates.

For Cabfn or Steerage Passane apply to John j. Mccormick, Asrent, Smlthfleld street and Fourth avenue. 9 Hotel. most if not quite restored. Bernard Flynn, SIGN OF THE IT IS A SLltE TKOTECTiON AGAINST FLIES AND MUSQUiTOES.

In a Mingle Season it will NAVE its ENTIRE COST In Wall Paper, Painting, Whitewashing, Home Cleaning, c. CALL AND SEE IT, OR SEND FOB ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST BIG PITCHER. Opposi'e St Charles Lieut, of Police. MANUFACTURERS. Elliott street, near Chestnut street.

RAILROADS. Iron City College, corner Penn avenue and Sixth street, is now open. Students received at any time. For circulars or other information address the Principal, J. C.

Smith, A. AMUSEMENTS. Thirty-sixth ward, S. 8. (Nonutnboron house).

As the sporting season is about to commence, we publish herewith an abstract of the game laws of Pennsylvania, omitting such parts as relate to processes of law, duties of magistrates in enforcing the law, The law ful elk or deer killing season is from September 1st to December 1st, and for the sale of deer's meat from September 1st to January 1st; but from the 1st of December to the 1st of February a person selling deer's meat may be acquitted of the penalty if he proves that the deer was Jul ed out of the State, or within the deer killing season. The running of deer by dogs is prohibited, except in the counties of Centre, Clinton, Fayette, Sehuvlkill and yommg. The killing of fawns," when in their spotted coat, is positively prohibited. No person is allowed to trap deer, except for consumption in his own family. Penalty for violation, gob.

(iray, black or fox squirrel must not be killed between January lst.and September 1st, penalty Rabbits (hares) must not be killed between February Island October 1st, penalty nor hunted with a ferret or ferrets, penalty, $10. Wild duck aud geese must not be killed with any net device or a gun, other than those habitually raised at arm's length and fired from the shoulder, penalty $50. Wild turkey must not be killed between January 1st and October 1st, penalty, $25. Plover must not be killed between January 1st and August 1st, penalty, $10. Woodcock must not be killed between January 1st and July 4th, penalty, $10.

Quail or Virginia partridge must not be killed between January 1st and November 1st, penalty, $10. Pheasants and Prairie chickens must not be killed between January 1st and September 1st, penalty $10. Rail birds and reed birds must not be killed except in the mouths of Septembar, October and November, penalty $10. No person i-hall at any time kill or'have for sale anv mghthawk, whippoorvvill, sparrow, thrush, lark, finch, martin, chimney swallow, barn swallow, woodpecker, flicker, robin, oriole, red or cardinal bird, cedar bird' ranager, cat bird, blue bird, or anv other insectivorous bird under a penalty of $5, except the bird be killed for the purpose of scientific investigation, or that it maybe stuffed and set up as a specimen. Disturbance of wild pigeons on their nesting grounds is prohibited, penalty $25.

Snaring or trapping quail, partridge, wcodeoek, rail or red birds is prohibited, penalty, $10; but individuals or associations may gather Virginia partridges all ve between December 20th and February 1st lor the purpose of preserving them alive over the winter. Shooting on Sunday is prohibited, penalty, $10 to $2.3. Pollution of game waters is prohibited, penalty, $50. Trout can be taken with hook and line only, the lawful season being from April 1st to August 15th, penalty, $10. Black bass, pike or pickerel most not be killed between Miirnii 1st and June 1st, and then only with a hook and line or scroll.

In streams where trout aud bass are found nothine in the nature of a net of less than three inches mesh can be thrown, down or set, penalty, $25. Note Lieut. Flynn can be seen at the Filth Avenue Comedy Theater. Central Station everyjrnorning. oi iiib rtineau episcopal church on Wylie avenue.

He was born in Hagers-town, Maryland, in January, 1802. His mother was a Catholic and he was baptized in that church, although his father was a Protestant, if he belonged to any particular church. He remained in the Catholic Church till he was about eleven years old, when he thought he was "converted" and connected himself with the white M. E. church.

He afterward resided in Winchester; where he got all the school education he ever received. This was probably through the school of the rather of Rev. M. B. Riddle, D.

the former well known pastor of the Third Presbyterian church iu this city. Mr. Peck learned the barber's trade iu Winchester, and afterward opened a shop in Martins-burg, in 1819. He left there in 1821 and located himself in Carlisle, where he remained until 1837, when he came to Pittsburgh. In Carlisle he joined the colored M.

E. church on its organization. He began to preach in Carlisle about 1834. On coming to Pittsburgh he connected himself with the church on Front street, opposite the Mon-ongahela house, which was burned down in the great fire of 1845. In due time, after the fire, he, with Rev.

A. D. Lewis, Thos. A. Brown, Matthew Jones and others, selected the site of the present Wylie street church, and was perhaps the principal person engaged in pushing the enterprise through.

Everywhere he has lived he has been uniformly known for his modesty, uprightness and sterling integrity of character. Mr. Peck has for a long time been the Vice President cf the Board of Trustees of Avery College, Allegheny, and has taken a deep interest in its welfare. He was much esteemed by Mr. Avery.

Mr. Peck was the only colored member of the old Pittsburgh Anti-Slavery Society, and was the co-worker and respected friend of such men as the late Rev. W. A. Adair, William Digby, W.

A. Buriey, Benjamin Bown, Rev. Samuel Williams. Dr. Joseph P.

Gazzam, John Chislett and cithers. By his first wife Mr. Peek had nine children, of whom only three survive him one a daughter, now iu Liberia with her husband, Prof. M. 11.

Freeman, formerly of Avery college, Allegheny, and now professor of mathematics in the college in Liberia, Africa; a second daughter, Mrs. Bond, now residing with her husband in Pittsburgh, aud one son, also residing here. By his second wife he had two boys. In the dtath of Mr. Peck the colored people ave lost a faithful friend and adviser, and one whoso memory they will doubtless long cherish.

JpENNtnUWAJSIA RAlIJtOAD- Ou snri sfU-r SATCKUAY. Julya S)7S trslo. win taT. dSloa Djjw MAIN LINK EASTWARD. seine Kxpress Hwyii MondsT.

in a. srnvliiK St Harrlsburir st II ui PhLU s'lHptils 3 (1 p. New York 0 sS Director of Amusement SAM E. RYAN. First Week of the Dramatic Season.

MONDAY, August SO, eUKauement the Talented Young Actor, -MILTON NOBLES. DEAFNESS OF TEN YEAHS' STAND haries McKenna having entered bail tor her appearance. The filling in on a portion of Stevenson street and the repairing of a large portion of that street, now tinishod. makes a great improvement not only of benefit to the general public but to property holders. Colonel Hill, of the Fourteenth Regiment, has written a letter toJCapt.

John D. McFarland, complimenting him and his company of the Nineteenth Regiment tor their bearing" at camp Gallagher. The case of the street passemrer rail way companies charged with maintaining a nuisance on Fourth avenue, below Smith-field street, will be tried early during the September term of the court and will interesting. Saturday Alderman D. L.

Smith started a constable in search of a man named Mines, who is charged by a Mr. eJerberdine with obtaining a quantity of ice from him by falsely representing that he had money in a bank. The Pacific express over the Pennsylvania Railroad on Saturday arrived in two sections. The second brought au unusually large number of passengers, and the first oue was principally composed of express cars containing and oysters. McClubg A whose bakery in Allegheny was burned Saturday night, were insured for 583 33 in each of three companies, two city and one Philadelphia, on the stock and machinery, and $1,500 on the building.

This more than covers the loss. Martin Canelr is charged before Alderman Milliken with assault and battery and disorderly conduct on oath of J. W. Birmingham." The defendant went into theckfthing store of the prosecutor, ou Saturday, acted disorderly and made a tight with the clerk. Mrs.

McCormick, who was committed to jail last week by Robb, of No-blestown, and who was accompanied to hat institution by her live little children, was released last Saturday ou giving $300 bail for court. C. F. McKeutia, became her surety. The house of John Turner, No.

11 Carson street, South Side, was discovered to be on fire in the roof, near the chimney, Saturday morning. The prompt application of a bucket of water extinguished the tlauies. No alarm was given. One of -Mr. Turner's chikiren lay doad iu the house at the time, Wm.

Sanhham, who is charged with embezzlement, was committed to jail Saturday evening on a bail-piece issued by Al-dertnan King, of the Seventeenth ward. It was done at the instance of James Mc Geese, ho was bail to the extent of 1,000 lor Sand ham's appearance at court. Brnoi.ARs entered Mrs. Butler's board inghouse, No. 148 Third avenue, Sat unlay morning.

Dr. Bore'and. who has his office in the buildnig, heard the rascals in the hall and frightened them away with his revol ver, firing several shots at one of them ho saved himself by running into i 'berry alley. Ctii.oNEL Guthrie, of the Eighteenth Regiment Duquesue (ireys, has issued a general order for the troons of his command to assemble at the Central Armory do Monday, September 6th, at 7:30 o'clock in full dress uniform, white belts mil plumes, without knapsacks, for Sttte inspection anil review. On Saturday a horse took flight on Wood street and ran away.

Near Lifsyettn Hall the buggy attached to him collided VI IlO win appear IU the Pl.v irf Bailey.FarreMCo., Brass Finishers A.VU I UZBEKS. ING CURED. A riRn rk P. Bslcin.or.a-aa i p. m.

1 week of Mls 1'ollv Hair, Mt. II. C. Page. Miss Madeline Kattb.

IV. Runaway Arm Broken. Saturday evening, four young men of this city, stated in a carriage to the Bent-leysville camp meeting. When about twelve miles from here the horses ran away and demolished the carriage. Jas.

H. Porte, a young attorney, had an arm broken and the uri ver was considerably cut and bruised. The other occupants of the carriage were only slightly injuried. milium, 8. Maxwell and Bljmor Praaeag.

AU the 7 11 a. m. Msil Train escnt Bunusy. rttlM st Harrlbl.urjt lo p. m.

ltl Favorites retained. gtatqaet Wl dne day and Saturday. FROM HENRY FEUEHAKE, Lindsay, Sterrit Trimble's Varieties Theater. ol Firm of Armor, Fenrbake A Cm l.ltlioarnpbrrH, 26riiiI us Sixth FRED. AIMS Manager.

"kKMAN Suae Manager. MONDAY An.iul Street, Pittsburgh. Kipress dsHy, except Hondsy. Kssl line dslly, st srrtvra st Himi. bsrsr 8: at, HiladHphU, un tn.

Baltimore am, Washington Via Wall's Arccniinodsilon. 6mi. II More New Arrivals. La Belle Pauline. Ida Mo -ton.

DewWCKt, Murphy rod Mack, Annie Hall, Olive, Thompson, Hanson, Nlies. Evans, Hurdle. Veslyn. laws'. Manchester.

Jennings, Benedict. Ferguson, Jte Lang. An Olio of Unel- Pittsburgh, May 15, 1S72. I consulted Dr. J.

A. 11 unter, about three Liberty Street, w.aji, uu i. as. IMIlitlav. Illl imph s'plenr'or.

weeks since, for Catarrh and Deafness ot llrlnion Aecomiuodstlon, 0:01 sl. MM m. Bnn- BRASS WORK ten years' standing. day. in.

EXCURSIONS. have rapidly improved since he took 7:11 pa Mm Wllklnsburjc Accommodation. Johnstown Arrommmlatlon reason and KlM-iihiitirg Acct day only. 111. FXTTSBTTRaB.

MWF-tp oiumodatlou on Sslur. FOR "barge oi my case. My hearing has almost entirely returned one ear and is GBAND EXCURSION! AUCTION SALES. MAIN UKf WKHTWAKU w.Vira.r f.1 Un'on lclt7 follow. as Train dally, ese.

pt Monday ai a af Ksst Line daily, exc.pl Monday. IS daily improving iu the other. BY AND P. H. R.

FROM nr. nuiiter lias succeeded tn my case ifter many leading physicians of this city Pittsburgh to Put-in -Bay Cliielnnstl Express natta Express 5 Way Passenger dally I BY JOHN O. BAILEE. PENN AVENUE oael miied to aflord me the least relief. I 1 1 ft mi satisfied that he is a skillful physician, VIA.

CLEVELAND, rnty-tlve ni'Ies morning of ling of i EP- "Bntifu! ride the and r-amer ou 1.AKEKRI-, lea KMRF.lt 4.TH, returning ISER7TH. Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, Engine Builders, 167 Smithfield Street, New Catalogue packed with first order oJ Br.nton Areommodatlon. a mnA Sunday. 7:11 um. 7'" a Uklnsbcr Accommodation ft ai Johnstown Aecommodstlon "lo ll 7.

'n niMllU'l Accommodation on Monday only, 0 StrTHtt'ITHT l.trvsa -El- utid deserves the confidence of Invalids. Hb.niiy Nub. 31 and 28 Sixth street, Formerly St. Clair street. I J- Hanson and Grounds RoHnd trip only aa oe.

Tickets at office of P. ril AVEMJK aud SMITH FIELD (f. K. F1K Aaaaa w. i i luruunn itltottt ilt SUIHl.V COMurllssllle Accom flni ta ominodation, dally, exeepl Suo- ALSO, THE A PENNSYLVANIA ROGUE.

How a Pennsylvania Criminal Played on His Fellow-citizens and Taelr Policeman in Buffalo. CABD. f'm at I MANUFACTURERS. i and Dr. J.

A. Hunter devotes special atten CUR OARSMEN. tion to all diseases of the HEAD and BBT PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION From Federal Street Depot. rtt. Mall Train, conncctlnir Mr Buiier Ma a as.

Express, coanecttu for Butler a-'SIIa AecommHlatlon, W2I am. and mti Sprlusdale II 11 a 5." a-lsi I CHEST. Offioe No. 78 Fourth avenue. Coulter and Mcrris in Active Training Other Boating Matters, ROOFS.

Elegant Furniture, Carpels, OF THE LATE EDWARD RAHM. Persons at a distane-e repairing informa The Buffalo Krprrxs, of Thursday' says: "Edward Bennett, of Butler, Butler ooun ty, has been plaving upon the confid tion may communicate by letter. aaa uai pi. On Sunday at aa-si and In fnr liuii. lor Butler Market Train am I BY TELEGRAPH.

with another vehicle and the horse wa Spriniidale Accommodation, m. Thursday Morning, September 2d, at nut eked down. When he an S3 he wis ffi B. Scaife Sons. Runaway Accident.

At a late hour on Friday night, a runaway occurred on Fifth avenue, in the Twentieth ward, resulting in severe injuries to Alex. Foster and John McCurdy, Jr. In the darkness they ran over a dirt pile and wi re thrown out of their buggy. Mr. Foster had his wrist sprained, and Mr.

McCurdy, who as driving, held on to the lines until he was dragged a considerable distance and quite badly bruised before he could stop the horse. Forbes Street West. The commissioners for the improvement of Forbes street, west ot'Soho, have almost completed their work, so far as they can now proceed, and are entitled to credit for the commendable progress made- The street is well paved with boulders from Gist street to Chestnut street, while crossings have been laid at intersecting streets, and nearly the whole of the brick sidewalks are down. West of Chestnut street the work cannot be extended lor the present. Death of William Byerly.

William Byerly, an old and well known citizen died on Saturday evening at his home in the Thirteenth ward. Deceased was an old s-oldier, having served as musician with the Jackson Independent Blues in Mexico and also with a regiment in the late war. Mr. Byerly was fifty-five years of age, and ltavts benirni bun a fannlv, a larue circle of friends and a few surviving comrades-in-arms in Mexico to mourn his death. Accidentally Poisoned.

A child of Mrs. Keardon, residing on Twenty-eighth street. Twelfth ward, was accidentally poisoned on Saturday evening and fears are entertained for its recovery. The mother left the child alone in a room for a few minutes and on her return found that it had taken from a bureau drawer a bottle of corrosive sublimate and prussic acid. The child swallowed the contents of the bottle, and immediately began to cry violently, attracting the mother's attention.

She ran to the drug store of Mr. Springer, corner of Twenty-fourth and Penn, and as Dr. Asdale happened to be in he accompanied the mother, and used a stomach-pump, which had the effect of alleviating the pain. Severely Burned. William Tteese, a young man employed in the Blair Iron and Steel works, Twenty-third ward, was severely burned on Friday evening while at work.

When about to run off a heat finding the metal would not flow, he stooped under ths openii got the pipe vhieh forms the outlet, for pur- gain knocked down bv the horse he had DETROIT. interfered with. No person was hurt I the vehic les weie damage'. in Pm 1 a and Market' Train from Butler aa BW ErprcM Company will can forandeherk hajtitaire hou-le an.l rrsldenrii. "i1 Information No- KlfUi avenue and u.e Unlds! Particulars of the Burning of the Pro The statement that a wagon loaded with peaches, was caught and demolished by a train on the West Penn Railroad, at 119 and 121 First Aveune, PITTSBt KI.II, BcfcCt In Any Part of the United States.

peller Persian on Lake Erie. FULTON FOUNDRY, Cor. Twenty-fourth and Railroad St TWELFTH WARD, PITTSBURGH. ROLLING MILL CASTINGS, Blast Furnace Engines, PLAIN AND GROOYED CHILLED ROLLS, SHEARS AND PUNCHES. NAIL MACHINES, Ernest's Patterns.

FKA? kNK THOMSON, the Madison avenue crossing, em Friday General Manager. BllYD, Ja rl Pass. us. Aaeat. Dkteoit, August 28.

The Empire State last was erroneous. The wagon was not arrived ctre last night, at midnight, with all the officers and craw of the steamer The race between Coulter and Morris for the championship of America is the leading topic among the sporting fraternity, and the race will no doubt be one of the most interesting boating contests that has taken place in Western waters since the rneine days of Walter Brown and Jimmy Hamill. Both men are in active training. Coulter at Montrose and Morris at Hulton station. The former is working hard to reduce his weight to the desired figure 160 pounds and when we consider that he started at 195 pounds, it will be conceded that he is passing through a severe ordeal.

Yesterday morning he weighed 171 pounds, showing that he has reduced his weight to the extent of 21 pounds in the short time that he has been in training. This leave" 14 pounds yet to be taken off. Coulter yesterday related the remarkable fact that last week, after a hard day's training, he gained three pounds in a single night This necessitated additional and increased exertion, and since the discovery Mr. Coulter has been daily running a considerable distance at the top of his speed, instead of the easy walks hich he had previously taken. He Iron Roof Frames AND AND OON- Persian, from whom the following particu TJITTSBlTidH, WAHHINUTON ARRANGEMENT.

Oa and after SUNDAY, i.v ash. 10 0 Clock, By order of .1 AMES H. HOPKINS, Executor oi EDWAJti) RAHM, feecaatd, will besoidoatns premises. MEMS AVfM between Dallas and av, nues. The HOUSE Is a two-torv hri k.

till Manssrd Boof, con taininK 14 ltooms. Gas and Water. Excellent aud Carriage House. The BOUNDS contain 3 Acres, and will be sold as a whole, or 1 -Is Acres with llir Improvements. TElEMn cash, balance in one and two fears wlih lot.

re-t. s. rur-d bv twiud and mortrege. After the sale of the Real Estite, the entire ele-sant furolshm. lit will be sold, embracing Silk Bep Parlor Snlte, Marble Top Tables, Brussels Carpets (ihrough.

iil the Fine oil Paintings Oiled VV ainut Ilk! IUck. Handsome Bop Library Walnut Book Case and Hooks. Uesk. Cane an i Bep hairs, walnut Bedsteads. Marble Top Dressing Bureaus.

Marble Top Wash Slands, Elegant Walnut Wardrobe (with Full Length Mirror Panels). Lace and Damask Curtains. Spring H.lr Mai Bed ting'. Externum Table, French china Dinner and T. a S.

is. Marble Top Side Board. DtaV btaroOW ianware, KHcneti Furniture and L'leu. tL Ac. Also, the family Horse, Harness.

Buggy, Cow. JOHS l. BAILEY. Auctioneer, Successor to A. Mcliwalne, dee'd.

lars were learueu: About naif p.ist nine Trains Oil i. a ence Of the people of his locality iu various ways, till they have come to regard him as anything but an exemplary citizen. By representations that provctl to be fale hi succeeded in leadings few of theunsophis treated place confidence in him, and then proved hims -I fas false as his representations by using their confidence for bis own gain. He survived this and proceeded to pass upon them torged paper to the extent of some $2,006. Feeling that he would not be quite comfortable iu the community after that, he left, and it was only after some search that the police, who were put upon his track, discovered him at Arcade, this county.

Yesterday a Pennsylvania officer arrested him and brought him to this city. But Bennett then proceeded to "come it" over the Pennsylvania man in a way we all despise. He induced Pennsylvania to let him walk along the street with him without handcuffs, and the took the earliest opptirtunitv to give him the slip. Pennsylvania was disgusted, and secured the aid of our police. Bennett went to Black Bock, where he stopped to celebrate his victory by taking a elrink at a saloon, instead of proceeding like a discreet runaway straight to Canada.

Detective John Riley happened in at the saloon about that time and proceeded to put an end to celebrating by taking Bennett in charge, and sent him to No. 1 station, where he is now locked up, placidly awaiting further o'clock niabt, when seven miles Cirant and Water streets, as pfiSi ML IU- Iron Mill Buildings east Of Ixmjr Point, Ontario, Firwt Kn- bursh Um x-e OKI APT, I iMMr. glneer Thrinias of tne Persian, dis i uioniown At Of Improved Constructlo Ac a COVERED WITH nronrii Msl covered tire id the coal bunkers and promptly gave the alarm, stopped tin CORRUGATED IRON, III lor GiMai Brick Clay Out of Guu Iron when ordered. KOI. I.N TI KNED.

untitle and opened the safety valve, rapid prngressdid the flames make, that the AM I I KFKH OF MrKepor, ac.i. I i Ac V-R I Mckeesport Ac Stiapni SSX Ac. Ill 11 -as da run into, nor was it injured in the least, by tbe train. The ptaches were spilled, but that resulted from the breaking of a wheal, caused by overloading. The mother-in-law and eldest daughter of 'Squire Conner, of Plum township, were thrown Irom a buggy last Friday, the accident bejing caused by a runaway horse.

The old lady, aged about seventy, had both arms broken above the wrists, and the young lady received such spinal injuries as kept her in a state unconsciousness till five o'clock Saturday morning. Owing to the elder lady's extreme age, it is feared her injuries will prove fatal. W. P. Wernkbkro has brought an ac-tiou in ejectment against Mrs.

Charlotte Blume, to recover two acres of ground in the 20th ward. Mrs. MeGarry has instituted a similar action against AnnMcL iugu-lin, Martha Hunter, and others, for a lot of ground at the corner of Webster and Elm streets. Tbe complainant was the widow of Manns McLaughlm, since married to Jan.es MeGarry, and the action is brought against the daughters of McLaughlin. woodwork around tbo engine was almost instantly ignited, t'aptain Flint, of tne orrugated Iron, Persian, ordered the Ixiats manned, FOR SALE.

InK Cars, beiore oue of them could be launched they were bopKesly burned. Attention run KooriMi oh tiiniivu woodii K. was then directed to the hatches, and war thrown overboard and the onto BAM L. 0 FHAHE BlILDINM. The for COKKUtSATED IBOJi lncnass SswawKi HII H.

flenl orner Kinh arenue and Wood Ticket once, aa riftfe vmm. FOR SALE Real Estate. General and crew placed themselves upni them, is withal the picture of perfect health, and expects to be in better condition for rowing in the coming race (September 11) than he has ever been in any former contest. OTHER BOAT I NO NEWS. Pete Snyder says he will meot William or John Scott this evening at Danny Downer's, where he will be ready to make a match with either of them to row a three-mile race on the Allegheny course for one hundred and fifty dollars a side.

Snyder rowed one of theScotts two or three years since, but the contest was unsatisfactory, eeu hatch being capable ot austainint yesrly sails mnts become known, for oldlars, "el! CoverlB Mi elasiws of Mnnfscturm isMtste meats where it is Ie'raMe to decrease ttu wnoum of woc-1 ued ss ssfetr from fire. PITTSBURGH FOUNDRY, GARRISON GO. MANTTFACTTJBER8 OF CHILLED AND SAND ROLLS, Of acfcnowltxifrfcd Superior Quality, at the Lowiil Current Pncei, 3RE AND CLAY PULVERIZERS BOTAKT NUI EKZF.KK, aaskins' Patent Double Spiral Piniom and Rolling Mill Castings, Of Every Description. JLLKGHENY VALLEY RAILKOAD twit perwins. i.rtunateiy the lake was very smooth, or all must have lost their lives.

After Moating alxoit wo hours, the BASE BALL NOTES. A nine eomp sed of the clerks of Muni eipal Hall, challenge the Custom House on and after MONDAY, May aiih la-rn Train, win leave from and arrive .7 pot, PiltsliurKh, (Pltuburrh Time,) as c. ARBtTa. Iw. AaaiTB, ciKKJi'.

hove to and picked up i iit entire party, ctillied. Pittsburgli Wire Works, li, ftl 0 Mam r. i i i- ...1 II. I'-i i a. nine to play them a game of base ball any -p, li.

II. n. I be tug J. C. Merrick, com came along side and the snrvivers were transferred te her, aud at midniglit the Merrick placed them on board the propeller am ltusvllle SilOpm Soda Wks AcIO a oldsvllle ESTABLISHED 1842, daA" this week that the3' may appoint.

The ant has will play two games thii week. This afternoon they meet the Brad docks for the second time toiawaaon, and Empire State. The crew of the Persian Ac asm Hnlton Ac jjlpi Soda VI'kiAr S. Sod.WksAc araopm TUu.vlll"lCxC SuBSS ris sted ol the Captain, O. Flint; first i.i.i,..iii(i., iiuiion Ac v-asnn No.

35 Market Street. Offlce and Warehouse, as OOD STKKJCT. Paraa mate, Thos. Casey; se.vmd mate, Ldlfaye ac. .55 excursion train on the Pennsylvania Aecond avenue.

No. 99 REICH STREET, ALLEGHENY, wltn- ta half aaaan a therarks; nearlv new tliree-stor? Brick Hmisv, wltn all modern improvements. Lol loo io as rx.t alley. NO. as I'ENN AVENUF: modem built three-story Brick, ten rooms; lotaixloe to paved alley, an U-adapted to bui-luess purposes at small cost.

HO. OBiEKCH STREET. ALLEGHENY, neai the Parks. Finely nnished Brick ten rteons, marnls trianieis, hath rora, closets, and everv'thlua com-plrtei li.l WilWi to Buuerc-up alley. Mi.

SNYDER STREET. Pleasant Valley, Allegheny. Nearly new Frame House, six r.x.Vna and finlsaed allie iare lot: street ears within short dia-isnce. Small cash payment required; balance os ionit lime. EAST LIBERTY.

Ei.itant Bnlidlna; Lot near Hllan.l avenue, MHII7 feel. Will be sold very lost for cash F. STEPHENSON, Broker and Notary Public, slough; first engineer, I lee. ia-. is, ol All Jraini lially, except Sunday.

urch 1 rain Leavf-n i. Soda Work, arrnins al PlltaasM mil Biai at Cleveland; second engineer, Jas. Love. In addition to these officers, there was a crew 1 iisT- ass.wtat1! with me in my busier Mann-tetatrinn Wtffe, Patrm ip. Hu tar; r.

ontJ-i' lit firm uamti aud trle a tf arrlvlns at K.Ji road has been secured, which will leave he Union Depot for ruddocks at 2:10 p. ji. on Wednesday the Xanthas go to New-Castle to play the return game with the Seshannocks. The train leaves at 7:12 a. i i tis at i 'Pldng at all Statlona.

ot twelve pen ma. I he only pass OTas TAYLOK a CO. limn Mght Kxpi 11 Itsl.ii rah r.vvti.n Wmm t-artii. to dftle from -TTTNF I. and OflttSH for the term of wn ycara, in aocordauc I fa vis, wile ot the hrst enrineer, who was sleeping above, the place where the Buflalo spress niiul.

connects at Red Bank with Lra.le Division fur ane, the Xanthas have secured thrt'e train on ure started ami did not waken until ret JAMES K. TAYLOR. Driftwood, ma nig ilireet coniieetlons at si trains on tl cued by her husband, her bod being al I and E. It. R.

eastward ta TTvina' incr Willtsmeiiort. and Snyder eing fouled by an outsider. P. Murphy, of the United States dredge-boat Oswego, and H. Edwards, rowed a ace in coal boat skill's, Saturday, iu the Monongabela.

Murphy won. Charles Shupe aud Will. Miller, the latter of Wheeling, met on the South Side, on Friday evening, and made a match to row a mile skill race, on the muidie Mon-ongahela courf for $20 a side, on Saturday evening next, at five o'clock sharp. Lay burger, of the Juniata chin, says if Fred Bulgy, of the Howard, means business, he would like to make a match with him as soon as possible. In the tub race on the Monongahela Saturday evening, the entries were, W.

H. Dickson, J. G. Good, Joseph Graham and Edward Titnmony. Qbnd crossed the line first, Graham second, Dickson third aud Timmony last.

A skit! regatta came off in the Allegheny, between the Hand street aud Sus-fieimion bridges, Saturday evening. Eight skiffs, two men in each, started. The Kiley crew, composed of Thomas Riley and Maloney, on the race easily. The Mc-Urath crew came in second and the Cum-minsford crew last. stward to F.tnpi.rlum.

olnan ready on lire, the Kmpire Slate reached ascd mir faclliti' forth1 manufactm KA.Vi i.K-TiNU for tfotH HiePlatl 7MfM and. Uavia and all nolntf on B. N. Y. anil WrKE tut on CAEKEGIE BROTHERS CO UNION IRON MILLS PITTSBI FIJH, MANUFACTOTtEBS OF BKII'IIF.

IROR. PATENT MUD KM La, F.I BOrHT IKON HI. A MM. ilKDEKSj CHANNEL IKON. ANGLES, PLATES.

AXLES. POST IRON. SPL1CK BABB AND Mt.KC'HANT BAMS Special attention fiiven to nnnsnal shapes and sis i he hui iiniK steamer about 11:20, and made nunaio pr. north and soulh. an.l a determined effort to save the Iose ot discovering the tlilncuity, and was fairly under it when the hot steel rushed out on his back.

Fortunately he was able to leap to one side, but as it" was, his back and thigh were terriblyroasted. Dr. Evans attends him and states that though the injury is of the most painful description it is not necessarily fatal. Reese is ajed eighteen years, and assisted his lather, who is also engaged at the steel works. Mayor McCarthy Amends his Answer On Saturday, Mayor McCarthy had leave to amend his answer in the quo warranto case.

The amendment isas follows: "And said respondent further answering says that the said relator has not been sworn into the office and inaugurated in the manner provided by section 14 of the city charter, and is not entitled to be sworn in and inaugurated until after the organization of the said Councils, to-wit, on the first Monday of January, 1S76, after the first day of said month, and if said relator was duly elected to said office on the third Tuesday of February, 1875, which is not admitted, but denied, he is not entitled to the possession of same, or to exercise its functions and to receive the emoluments thereof until the first day of February, 1876." It has been agreed that the quo warranto shall issue, and the case will come up for argument upon its merits, at a time to be fixed by the court. So. IS Sixth (late St. Clair) street, PiUslmrKh. Kfpreu in.

rib. connect at Hi Bank uh trains on BUao Branch for Sllgo and Clarl.iu countj. trder can he lell with Excelsior Bai-air Com. for Bggp to be ckUI Persian, pouring three streams of water over her for over two hours, Brass, Copper, Steel and Iron Wire Cloth, ctiuatlon. out wltnout avail.

An attempt was then Fan ai PbBIc Sale. aveuue aud Ticket Offices, No. 7 Fifth Depot. Unloa made to iiencti her near Point and Kiddles, Selves, Sand Screens and all kinds of Wire Work, she was towed about a mile toward shore. out oeoinmig too not a companion and en solicit the of our frivuda in.l tht dangering the safety of the Empire State, The Cumberland Md.) Time of Friday says: A.

C. McLean, a Pittsburgh drummer for the firm of F. Agnew A at that city, was arrested yesterday for offering goods by sample in violation of the eeond sectiem of the City ordinance No. He promptly paid he fine and took out tbe tequisite city license. Tt may be iinpvrtaut lo those ottering goods by nam pie in the city to be aware of the existence the ordinance imposing an ordinance of this sort.

The editor of the Recorder, in noticing the death of Rev. Cornelius Springer, D. says: Brother Springer was at one time pastor of the Firt Methodist Church, Pittsburgh, ami is remembered by many ifthe older members of that and other congregations, as an earnest, forcible, edifying preacher. At his own expense md on his own farm, near Zanesville, Ohio, nearly forty years ago, ho began the publication of a periodical, which afterward developed into the official organ of the Methodist Protestant Church of the North and West the same hich now is the SfttfitHftst Recorder. Cornell us sqn tiger aas the founder ot this enterprise, and the first, and for many years the sole e.b,.ir end proprietor.

He built a neat office on Meaijfnv Farm," a quiet retreat in a valley of Muskingum county, and from bat place for years the paper was taken six miles to Zanesville, the nearest post-office for mailing. A writer in the OalhoUe calls attention to tbeiogratltudeexbibited by Catholics, io tbe utter neglect of the little spot of ground in St. Mary's Cemetery, where the priests lie buried. He says: The lew who have been remembered, are remembered only by their and the poor priest, who gave up father and mother, and Father land to tenel the wants of Pittsburgh Cathe.licity lies in a lift le earth given hint for chairify, without a stone to tell hii name or a tlower to breathe his memory. There is a close tie between pastor and Hock, but it would seem that ail lies except those of bloesi are loosed by death, and every throb ot humanity stifled when the sod closed over the worn out frame of a priest.

in lt.il from There III ship. Wi-str Kallna Static 9JCNERAL OrfKt AND WOKKS, THJLBTY exposed to Pul relnnd county. P. R. -he was scuttled forward by First Mate Thomas Casey and left to her fate.

Her Iic je aeraily. JAMES R. TAYLOR S. 35 BAKKBT THIRD STBKKT, PITTSBUBGH. ASTERN OFFICE, 87 BROADWAY, N.

T. Lltlioffranhs of Section, and Books of detailed la cargo consisted of bushels of corn and IT.iiOO qosheis of wheat. The grain formation, ftlvlnie calculations of strains, Ac, for atshed on application. was insured, but the hull, which is un-doubted ly a teitalloss, was uninsured. The Persian cost 125,000, was launched last ftfaWbf.

Sqit. 1st, at 1 O'clock P. a farm abont 15 acros. It I gooA soil, w(Hw iwi, fOd tinitwr, jr huHdlns, xistl nn--JiJaid wiih a 4 vt iu oi cuai. It belongs lo WmS9 aud mubt iol, 3.

p. thumion, Exeevtee. PATENTS. PATENTS PROCURED, August ana, mull tne auvetuot ttie om-modore, was the largest propeller on the DAVID McCARC.O. a j.

General Passenger and Ticket Agent. PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY, PAN HANDLE ROUTE. On and after BUN DAY. May mad, una Trains win Irave from and arrive at the -Uulon Depot Pittsburgh, as Puuburgh time; riw DKPART.

I ARIIITa E2. McDonald's Paclflc Expres. 7 a I Inclut.atl Ex a xiim tolumtius Mall. Ac at a Washington Ac a St.ulwnvllle Ac 9 17 a as a McDonald Ac Pittsburgh Ex. Washington Ac 5 la si Bteub.nvllle Ac Coltimi.ns MalL S-sanS Washington Ac 5:1 Fast Line.

McDonald's Ac Southern a iBaia Sundav Church eTl.n: Tr-ast Line and Pad Ac Express leave dally. Fast Line and Cincinnati Express arrive dally All Mb) train, will run dally, except Sleeping ar, without change, to Cincfnnaal. Louuvlile, Indianapolis and St. Ljuls. W.

L. O'BRIKN Iron City anil Siterian Iron Worh. ROGERS ft BURCHFIELD, PATENTS BOUGHT AND SOLD. iMkes, having a registered tonnage of Township, county sad Stale Rights for sale, foi ions. 8h was owned by H- It.

Wins tow, if Cleveland, and ri. Winsiovv, oi Uuf- inventions In tbe counts. Send for Circn. kNUFACTL'RERS OF la Fusil avenue. U.

D. LEVIS. Solid uro' I'atentg. CUarares to Mil the times. PATENTS! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Mice and Warehouse, No. Um WATER STKEaW PITTSBURGH, PA. DENVER. of the Marsh Commission. Movements Investigating it I to vonr sdYsntase IntsSIaiotit Patents at FOR SALE.

THE REAL ESTATE OF THE Monongahela Foundry Machine Shops IM-feel on Water by 1M to First awr.ue, witb the Buildiiixs tf JAMES 0'HABA. HAUL. H. JACovtrra oars tor themselves and friends. The fare lor the round trip is but two dollars.

The game between the Sheriffs and Pre) rhonoiary nine, played on Saturday, did not end satisfactorily. It was nip and tick' between them. Near tbo close ol the game, when the Sheriff's nine was one ahead, the latter wanted a sound player to run tor one who was lame. The Pro-thoootaries objected, and, as neither side would give iu, the game terminated in that way. Saturday sftemoon a "nicked nine" played the Braddock's club, on the latter's ground, and were betaten by a score ol twenty to tbirieen, in seven innings.

The Sewickley base ball club are now organized anil ready to hear from any nine wishing to play a match. The club consists of the lollowing players: Irwin, lit, id, MCleavy, Warden, Keenan, Fleming, Ross, Blair, Backus, Sample aud Opaham. Tbey are provided with showy costumes, and "have issued challenges to the Brad-docks, other clubs of note. The William Smith picked nine, East Endsrs, played a game on Saturday afternoon with the Marker Rush Club, on the grounds of the former. The game opened up "dull and draggy," but as it progressed the boys came down to their work and things "were lively until the close of tbe contest, which resultee! in a score of 23 for the Smiths and 6 for the Rushers.

M. Can- aetted as umpire and performed his duties satisfactorily and impartially. The East Enel pesople are proud of their boys, and there was a large delegation of prominent citizens en the ground to witness the game. It is hinted that a outfit is in store for the Smiths, and they are deserving of it. It is said that a picked nine composed of lawyers who have never handled the bat, have challenged nine physicians through Dr.

Huseltou of Allegheny. No day has yet been lixed for the game. The following was handed in this morning for publication: Pittsbuoh, Pa. August 30th, 1875. We the members of the W.

Telegraph B. B. club do hereby challenge the Anchor, of Hazlewood, Resoluteot Sharps-burg, or Reweiiale Base Ball clubs to a match game ot Base Ball to take place at Hazlewood, sometime during this "week. A. F.

Allen, President. W. C. CoNNKr.i.y, Secv. ILKS.

N1MICK. President. Itsvinit Patents u.i sell orModeU to make for rste.au lve us call. All In formation chtrfullv elver. General Manager and Troasnjaj, tend for circular.

Address vir. snd Ticket Aaeat. Ikn kk, August US. The Marsh Imlian Jacobus Himick Manufg Co, OII.l.E.N AND KIU No, 16 Sixth street, (Isle St. PUtstturgh, 8.

M. D. W. Fuvcsligation Commission, which has been GREAT FIBE AT REYNOLD3VILLE. Whole Elocks of Stores and Dwellings Burned Loss Over $100,000 Insurance $40,000.

Special dispatches from Reynoldsville, Jefferson county, on the line of the Bennett's branch of the Allegheny Valley Railroad, inform us of au extensive conflagration at that place yesterday The flames were first discovered at about two o'clock in the morning in the Arcade block. The fire seems to have gained great headway before its discovery, and being without apparatus and proper facilities for obtaining water, citizens could do but little to check the element. The flames spread with great rapidity aud the utmost consternation prevailed. Nearly the whole of the business portion ot the town was destroyed, including the Arcade block, Cole's hardware store, Siley's dry goods store, Tomkins dfc Dignan's grocery, D. C.

Oysters bank, Boguer it Co. 's clothing, Iseman Burgess' drug store, Alexander's drug store, the large Masonic temple in course of erection etc. A number of dwellings were also de-stroved and some fifteen lamilies were ren in session here yesterday and to-day, ad PETROLEUM. journed this evening an'i will to-murrow niorninf leave for Kansas City, where ad t-nnvo Successors to Waring a King, PITTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE AND CHICAGO RAILWAY, CLEVELAND AMU FITTBliUBGH RAILROAD. AWU On and after MAY aa, l7a, Trains win ar.r,fio.?1'rbu'0' UtPOt- LltAV- ABBIVa.

Fast Line a Atlantic a aa a aa Erl. and Ashta- WlieellnsEx. FOR RENT. ditional testimony will be taken. From Kansas City the Commission visit P1TTSBDRGH NOVELTY WORKS, Formerly K.

Moorhead A Co. fouuUtd O. 1WI3. and PITTSBURGH VARIETY WORKS, irormerly Jones A Nlmlck Manufacturing Oo, founded A. IHSa.

Manufacturers of the well-auown J. A N. and Novelty Brands of Locke ant Latches, Fairbanks' Patent Platform ana Counts' Icii. s. Paint and CoOee Mills, Bulldera' and Oo cnestie Hardware generally.

Islamond Klreet, PI ttbnrti. Fa. iniiinilsston flerclmiil. In Petrolnnaa 1 be moral influence ot fathers MoGuire, Keogb, Scan Ion, Ward, Kerr, Morgan, Byrne and others, is still keenly felt by tbe community, but tbe memory of those who wrought that good seems to have laded from mind and heart. their homes, and meet in Wash I not Oil Seplemner 9tB to re-examine sntl lis Frotlneta, Flftli iLtrouue.

Prof. Marsh, and take the testimony of Mr. i llpa Bill S.X. Clev A 7.4M a trle and Ash Clilcaro Ex llliiii, bulaEx i Phlladeinhia address. WAltlNts KlttlTHKKa welch.

Commissioner Mnith and at street. xa i i' B.X.. aaa Delano. The Commission has spent fifty Call on D. Weyburn dais in this investigation ami taken a large smithnoM street, for lamp, ehitn.l lien, CLASS MANUFACTURERS.

amount of testimony. Xothmg is known and safe noto plosive FOR RENT OR SALE, New Two-Story Frame Hook, With Bay Window, contalnlnc Rooms, VesUBnis and Hall; Water In Kitchen; Lot Sx9, wlU Grapevines, Ac; located on Grandview avenne Mount Washington, Thirty-lflh ward, commandia the tinest view in the cltv. Terms easy. Inquire at the COMMERCIAI. OFFIfS.

ijtll IIIO' as to the character oi the report which may J'acior tilireas. Cllleairoand St. Wlieellnf Louis ErleAWrnEx. 4:7 leve A Ex 7 aa Depart from Allegheny. Erie and Asula: Beaver Falls Ac.

am llaTnas Leetsdale am1 Arrlvein AlleVheiiv Leets.lale Ac. .18:07 A a a Sharpsvllle and Ac 7.7 a Ashtabula Ac. v.n. ai 7. beezpected.bat members of the board Pittsburgh Flint Glass Works.

freely express a determination to neglect no means lor arriving at tne truth concern- ESTABLISH ED ISWt. BAKE WELL. PEAK!) A CO. E. D.

Weyburn Sriiittinelrl street, Imve the larenf ami best -elected -sloek of foreign an.l doim'sue glassware la the city. f- ing the charges prelerred aj not. Marsh. 47 am W. J.

HAMMOND DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF OAF IRON METAL AND STEH Also, Rolling Mills and Forges supplied with IRO UUT TO ORintK or FAGGOTED, as I have Tw Sets of Holllng Mill Shears constantly miming Oar. Elevcatlb St. Bad Dn quean Was PITTSBURGH. ORDERS BOLIC1TED, m.9M in r.non AC Le-tsdale I II pin Sliarpsvllle and Factory. Office and Warehouse: ltlXdHAal S.TKEKT, between Klahth and Ninth streets, Soutl Ptttstosuvh.

BALTIMORE. Fruit Jara and Jelly Glasses P. 1'EAKS, B. KAK FWEI.b, li. B.

CAM great variety at U. D. Weyburn Co. STEAMSHIPS. Siuitiifleid street.

Results of the Failure of Sterling, Ahrens dered homeless. A school building and the Herald printing office were partially destroyed. The proprietors of the Herald were enabled however to produce an extra containing the report of the fire. The owner of the Arcade block (name not given) was arrested on suspicion of having the place set on fire. He was, however, subsequently discharged from custody.

The loss is estimated at over $100,000 and the insurance is given at about $40,000. The misfortune is a heavy one to the town, but the work of rebuilding the burnt district will commence Co. aeaver rails Ac. aiBSpiu. Warren Sins a a Leetsdale Leetsdale Lietsdale Beaver Falls Ac Ulna Fair Oaks Snn- Leetsdale Ac day Church.

ai i.e. is.lale Ac Fair Oaks Sua-i day church aaa an Paclflc Express Leaves Dally. GbJeajra Express Arrives Daily. Fast Line Leaves Dailv. Mondays except.

Atlautle Express Arrives Dallv, Mondays excepted All other Trains will Leave arid Arrive Dally, Sundays excepted, J. D. LAYNG, Oeneral Manarer. F. It.

MYERS General Passenser and Ticket Anent The Only Place in the Ctty to eel a safe non-explosive lamp, K. burn 90 Stuithtlel.l street. Wcy i iv IN MAN LINE S0TAL HAIL STEAMERS For BnabiB aid LiverpooL Haf.timobb, AugH-si 28. The excitement attending the failure of Sterling, Ahrens A Co. has quieted, and his afternoon there Is SPECIAL NOTICES.

itnsi X. i OCHOR MIL TACK WORK Chess, Smyth MANUFACTURERS OF Nails, Tacks, Brads, a general feeling of relief that no further suspensions have occurred or are apprehended The paper ot Sterling, Ahrens A ROOFING. SAILING FROM NEW YORK ON SATURDAY OF EACH WEEK, FROM PIER 48, NORTH RIVER. HORSES Co. and that of the Calvert Sugar Helming Company is 80 generally distributed among tne eitv and country nanus oi tins and a few country banks iu Pennsylvania, Rev.

Mr. Danforth Case. The case of Rev. J. Q.

A. Danforth, committed to the workhouse, on Thursday last, by Alderman Humbert, for an alleged jndecent exposure, was brought to the attention of Judge Stowe on Saturday. R. J. Powers, and Rev.

Dr. Spaulding, rector of St. Peter's Episcopal church, were present, and a habeas corpus was asked for, it being alleged that the commitment was clearly illegal. In answer to inquiries from Judge Stowe, it was stated that Mr. Danforth was stopping at the Dexter House, in the Diamond, that in the morning he was seen walking about his room in a "cutty sark," (by some person whose eyes ought to have been peering in some other direction,) and an information was made against him for exposing his person.

Thealuerman fined him but he bad neither money nor friends, and he was sent up to the Workhouse.JThe Judge, after learning how the thing was done, de-claredjtbe proceedingsprregular and illegal, and made an order on the Superintendent of the Workhouse for the immediate release of the prisoner. PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS. Fifth Avenue Comedy Theater. This week the regular dramatic season will be inaugurated, the Comedy Theater being first in the field. Mr.

Milton Nobles, a young actor well known to our people, will appear in a new sensation play, starttiiiK enough in its situations to please the most lovers of that sort of drama, called "Jim Bludsoe, Bohemian and Detective." It will detract nothing from the interest of this announcement to state that Mr. Sam. Ryan will appear in the character of Moses Solomons, one. f-r which he is peculi arly fitted. Toe variety end Of the bill will njt suffer, as Miss Polly Daly, Capt.

H. C. Page, Sallie Partington, Madeline Harday, Oeorge Maxwell and Signor Fratleis have been engaged, while the services of fioss and Fox, Tom War-field, Kirk and Drew, Barnum and other old favorites have been retained. Trimble's Varieties Theater. The present week will bo a marked one in the history of this theater, as introducing a variety company of unparalleled strength and artistic ability.

La Belle Pauline, a young and charming vocalist, dansenso and actress; Miss Ida Morton, a graceful artiste; Murphy and Mack, accomplished Irish specialists; Dewitt Cook, a wonderfully dexterous juggler; Annie Hall, the beautiful songstress; Miss Mary Olive, Thompson and Ransom, Weslyn and Casey, Niks and Evans, Joe Bang, Charley Benedict, Bob. V. Ferguson, Manchester and Jennings, (i. W. Herman a roster that wi 1 make popularity for the theater.

A succession of novel and startling bills may be looked for this week. The usual matinees may be looked for on Wednesday and Saturday. Oreenaburg Opera House. Mr. Edward Price will open the Green bnrgh Opera House this evening, the season beginning with the play of "Camille." The company is headed by Mr.

Price, with Miss eilio Johnson, Mrs, Edwin Price(Katie Baker), Mrs.S.A. Baker, Miss Jennie Foster, W. F. Owen, H. N.

Wilson, Walter Standish, As B. Connelly, S. S. Hicks and C. E.

Fisher. The list of play to be produced during the week is: "Camille," "East Lynne," "Ticket of Leave Man," "Ail that Glitters is not Gold," "Rough Diamond," "Widow Hunt," "Pleasant Neighbor, "Pyke O'Callagban" and a number ot farces. The people of Greeusburg can rely on good per- Are Cheaper and Better Fed, nat no serious results can possiuiy occur to any one hank. The officers of tho lead ing banks of this city state that it cannot Many Who Are Suffering from the etfeets ot the warm weather ami are tictuiilHte.1, are ailvhseu by phyeieiaus to take moderate amounts of whisky two or three times duritiK the day. In a little while those who adopt tills advice frequently increase, the numl'erof "drinks," and in time become eon-linned inebriates.

A beverage which will not create: thirst for intoxicating Ihiuors, anil which is intended especially for the benefit of debilituted persons, whether at home or abroad, is Dr. Sohenek's Sea Weed Tonic. Contaioin.f the juices of many medicinal herbs, this preparation does not create an appetite for the intoxicating cup. Ttie nourishing atid he ltfe-supporting proper! ics of many valuable; nat ural productions contained in it and well known to medical men have a most strengthening influence. A single bottle oi the tonic will demonstrate its valuable qualities.

For debility arising from sickness, over exertion or from any aileet the usual dividends of any institution holding the paper. Give More and Richer Milk, WHEN FED ON 003 Or ANTWERP, CITY OF LONDON errj ok Berlin, city of liherkik CITY OF BRISTOL CITY OF MCWTREAL CITY OF HKliOKLYN, CITY OF NEW YORK. CITY OF BRI SSKLS, CITY OF PARIS CITY OF CHESTER, CITY OF RICHMOND. Passens-ers will flnd these Steamers fitted the Staterooms are llttht, airy and roomy. The Saloons are larse and well ventilated, the breadth the vessel, and situated where there Is least uolse aa motion.

Smoklnir Rooms, Ladles' Boudoirs, I ianoferles aud Libraries, Bath Rooms, Barber's Shop, Ac. lnttant communication with the stewards by electric India. The Steamers of this Company adopt the Southerly Rout-, thus lessening the danirer from ice and loirs. Kates of PaasaaetHtt anil Sloo, gold, according to accommodation, all hi. Ins equal saloon Rouuil Trip Tickets SI49 and S17S, pU.

SlcraKe To and from nil Iioints at reduced rates. JOHN O. DALE, Anns, 15 iiroadwav, New or J. ,1. MuCORMACK, MAX BHAMBERG, Plttsburirh.

OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE, IIS Water Street and I4 Flrat A wean. FITT8BURGH, PA. PMSYLV AMIFoN WORKS Everson, Macrum Manufacturers of all Descriptions of Sheet, Bar, Band and Small Iron ours and Works, lerond Arena, (HtmedlatelT above Uvper atonongaliela Brldaa. I'lITSHURGh ar Special attention riven to FINE SHEET. Condition of Mrs.

Lincoln. Chicago, August 29. Dr. R. J.

Patterson, in charge of the asylum where Mrs. I Jncoin is confined, writes to the Tribune Gordon's Spice Food. denying the recent statement that lie has SLATE ROOFING. Aiken Co. COITNER Liberty and EleventhSts.

Opposite the Grain Elevator. PltUburrh, Pa. SLATE DEALERS AND ROOFBHB Bole Arcnu for the Celebrated Chapman Slate. Hugh Woodside, Roofer and Dealer in cause whatever, a wiuegiaasiai ot sea weed Costs Only Two Cents Per Feed- Tonic taken after meals will strengthen the stomach and create an appetite tor wholesome food. To all who are about leaving their given a certificate that she should be discharged, lie did say that, under certain circumstances, it might safe for her to visit her sister, at Springtieid, but she is at present more pertubed in mind than when homes, we desire to say that the excellent, effects of Dr.

s.eitenok's seasonable remedies, I2f Smlthflolcl Street, ea Ir feed TOHle and Mandrake PUIS, are par ticularly evident when taken by those who are in made that statement to ner son, and he C. H. II A I K. General Agent. AMERICAN LINE Mall Ml en 111 nil I pa.

injuriously ailectetl by a change of water and llet, sto Iterson stiouut leave home without j.khitra Slltoilv id these, fsrnnsdil aiony. JIVi BKOS. 5 Federal only Line Carry lnK I lie American ria ot sale by all druggists. A Counterfeit Money Operation. The Bedford Inquirer tells a story in regard to a transaction in counterfeit money, which took place in that county recently.

Some parties, residing at Friends' Cove, who were not over scrupulous as to how they could make money, addressed a letter to a New Yerk "shover," whose name was known to them. He sent them, as samples, a five dollar bill and some fractional currency, which they passed readily; end finding the stuff so good, they raised S400 to purchase $3,000 worth of it the rate at hich the New Yorker proposed to sell. The transfer was to take place at Cumberland, on a certain day. Several of the Cove boys were on baud at the appointed hour, but a "mum" sort ot" individual banded one of them a note, in which it was stated that the detectives were on the watch, and a meeting at Centreville, Bedford county, at midnight, would be necessary in order to make the transfer secure. Two of the Cove boys appeared at Centreville at the "witching hour," and meeting "their man," proceeded to an adjacent wood to finish the dark transaction.

A stump of tallow candle was lighted, and the $400 passed to the dealer, who in turn counted over a package of bills and placed them in a cigar box. Just then the light went out; but tbe Cove boys were assured that it was all right and the parties separated. Not being entirely satisfied at the way in which the dealer had acted, the would-be purchasers of the spurious concluded to strike a light and examine the box. It had been "stuffed," but not with the queer." There was not a single note in it all having disap-pared through a false bottom, before the box left the bands of the dealer. The best of the "sell" was, that the sample notes sent out, by means of which the greenhorns were "drawn on," were all genuine; and the money eounte.il out at midnight was probably genuine.

The New Yorker was simply a "sharper," and the Cove boys have concluded that "shoving the queer" is not such au easy wav to raise the wind after all. Alleirhenjr, KOK ALLEGHENY CITY. Balling Every Thursday from PHILADELPHIA oenies tne story oi nor neing locked up. She receives visitors, has the use of a carnage atid visits her friends iu Batavia. Death of General A.

J. Pannel of West Virginia. SOI, 15 AGI IS MTtltVTllF For Queenstown and Liverpool. ADDITIONAL. BIVEB DISPATCHES JOHN FITZIMMONS, South Side Brass Works ALL KINDS OF Brass Castings Made to Order.

Prompt attention riven to fllllnr Orders for Fit abed Brass Goods and Antl-Frlctlon Metal. Addnt Ho. a CARSON STREET, SOUTH SIDE, PITT8BUBOH, PA. CABIN, INTERMEDIATE AND STEF.RASa' zjc Sale! OlNCiK-N ATI, AugllSt lliv fallen 7 Inches. Weather clear and warm.

White Sulphur Springs, W. AMraat.29tk 1875. St. Lot-is, August ii9. Arrived Belle of St.

CITY JHATTEKS BBIEF. The organization of military companies is talked of iu the South Side hill wards. A xuMiitlt of city folk attended Loyai-uanna camp meeting, at Latrobe, yesterday. The public mute school opons in the rant district building next Monday, 6th inst. The companies of the Fourteenth Regiment N.

G. are to be inspected during the week. The pipe sewer so long talked of in the Street Committee is being laid in Washington street. A new ater main has just been laid on Locust street, between Magee and t'hest-nut streets, Sixth ward. Fire Marshal LtVIKOSTON has been at Elizabeth investigating the cause of the burning of a barn there.

Yesterday Officers Mclntyre and Marshall, of Allegheny, shot a dog on Liberty street, supposing him to be rabid. A lank slide occurred near Soho on Saturday, causing expense of removal upon the Connellsville Railroad Company. David D. Wood, the blind organist, will give a free organ concert a' the Third Presbyterian church, this, Monday, evening at 7i o'clock. The first annual colored camp meeting of the Wesley A.

M. E. Church will commence on the Castle Shannon ground on the 9th prox. The Criminal Court will meet this day week. The list will be eiuite heavy, and several murder trials will be disposed of early in the term.

The Columbia Conduit Company transport daily across the railroad at Montrose an average of 4,000 barrels of oil, by means of their tank-wagon. TliREEof the wealthiest asd most prominent colored men ot the city have died re-cently, viz: Revs. Charles and Matthew Jones and John Peck. LIGHT vehicles can now take Forbes street, between Chestnut street and Soho, and thus avoid the railway tracks on Fifth avenne for that distance. William Rose, an employee at the Blair Iron Works, Glenwood, was severely burned Saturday by a stream of molten metal running upon his back.

There have been 6,000 deeds and mortgages filed in the Recorder's office since December 1st. The number of mortgages left for record is falling off daily. W. T. Lindsay, assistant clerk of the United States District Court, has gone to his home at est Middleton, Washington county, on a short recuperating expedition.

An open air religious meeting was held on the Fifth avenue sidewalk of the Post-office, yesterday, by ladies attached to the Temperance Alliance, tiutteacrowd collected. James MeTiGHE, a carter for Lewis, Oliver A Phillips, was seriously iniured Saturday morning by his cart, loaded with iron, upsettiDg and falling upon him. He Accommodations Vnanrpaased. Rates as low as anv other First-Class Line. PETER WRIGHT A HONS, General Agents hlladelphla.

Louis Me-eser. 149 Smithfield street. Th Louis. Cambridge; Utah, Pittsburgh; City of Wagons from $55 la $500, Chester, Memphis. No departures.

Elves irli -J inches. Weather clear and very warm; heavy rain last night. lien. A. .1.

Pannel, State Senator from the Wheeling district and Chairman of the State Democratic Executive Committee, fell dead to-dav, ol" heart disease, while standing in his'cottage. The remains will be sent home for burial. PLAIN AND 8P1MNO WAGON'S of every style. Watt, T8 Fifth avenue, J. J.

McCormick, Smtthflcld street and Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh, Wm. Sem-ple, ISA, 167 and 16 Federal street, Allegheny cltv. August 29. Weather cloudy Also, WHEELIIAKItOWS for all work.

Ail war with light lain in the morning: clearing up to-night; mercury 75 to SB. River feet 7 inches ranted, at Wholesale ami Retail, at DICKSON, MARSHAL! CO. General Founars, HOI HK FKONTI A HFEIIALIT. Corner liberty and Twenlr-thlrd aa, ami jailing, up cneroKoe anu m. Norton.

Down How hug Ureen ami Morning Star. No DDQUESHE WAGON WORKS WANTED IMMEDIATELY, business. NEWS SUMMARY. New Oeleaks, August '29. Arrived Mary Tw Squares Below Suspension 11 ridge.

Houston, last night. Louisville. Departed Ktieny Kiver. Grand Lake am! barges, noon to-day, st.Loni. laborers by TSLSORAPIl.

Weather warm and showery. A SON C. COL.KMAJN Lot 1SVH.I.K, August 29. Weather warm and a x. -ra "war clear.

Kiver li feet 2 inches in canal and 4 PIER, ANNALS CO. MANUFACTURERS OF ON THE net a inches on (alls. Arrived Bine Lodge and tow New Orleans. Departed Same, for Brewers of Ale and Porter, t'lttsburgu: -J. it.

x'araer, imuana. Arrived Waynesburg and Washington Railroad, to-night Parker. Youghiogheny Cement, LIME AND PLA8TEK, a. mm MBMTT STREET. dTKVENSGN STREET.

lTfTSKUKGH, have con Offioe S70 PENN 8TKKKT, oppotdt Fort Wayne Freight Depot, rrnwBUHwia, pa. All Orders promptly attended to. Work dona fcf rpcrlenced workmen. stantly on band at toeir liotumg House, Montreal papers say that a recent labor BOTTLED ALE AND PORTER, WASHINGTON, PA. JOHN SOSOUHl'E A CONTRACTORS.

riot there was incited bv three men who WBHH THET UlARtSTKB TUB HOTELS. appear to be Americans of the tramp BEST IN THE MARKET. class." PINTS, tl 50 PER DOZER, 6N FKANKLIN INSURANCE C(. JProbabilttietfor To-day For the Middle States and Ixtwer Eake region, clear or warm weather will prevail, with light westerly to southerly winds and rising barometer, followed by south to east winds, falling barometer and increasing cloudiness in the Lower lake region. Base ball At Chicago, Athletics 12, Chi-cagos At Boston, Bostons 14, Mutu-ais S.

Tbe New York Liberal Republican State Convention will be held in Albany, on the 22d of September. Fourteen dry goods firms of Montreal nave been compelled to make arrangements with their creditors during the past week. Esoeclaliv convenient for family and table nsa. OlEDl OF ALLEGHENY, PENN A. INCORPORATED A.

D. MM, Mi Ai.t sannath taprmne. ARE YOU MING TO PAINT? AVERILL Si PHUT, Put op In cans of all sites and color, ready to dip the brush In and aaa. nv one eaa i.i- liu Me'CAGCE, in" the si nine eiocii. r.t...

Made from Malt and Hops, and entirely free of de. leterionscompoiiiKis. it Is a MOST WHOLESOM1 STIMULANT Kill INVALIDS. Mm DELIVERED FREE. Send your orders oj mail or call In person at Oreaon Brewery.

4D 7-1111 year ol ills age. Office, Mm. 41 and 43 Onto Htraat. Funeral services- at his fete residence, Swissvale, GIRARD HOUSE, Corner Sinth and Chestnut Streets, PhilauVlpiiia. McKibbin, I HENRTIRWIN President, I I aQ i 1 CX IT 11 Ullklkl a I A Strange Abduction Case.

Bernard Meehan, a resident of Penn avenue, has made information before Alderman Moreland, charging a man named Graham with abducting his child, a boy of about eight years of age. A warraut "was issued. Meehan's story is a very strange, net to say improbable one. He says that on Wednesday morning last tbe defendant took the boy away under a pretext, and when the father next saw Graham, about half an hour afterward, in answer to lorinaneee. Academy of Music.

Mr. John A. Stevens will make bis first appearance in this city on Monday evening next, September 6th, at the Academy of Mumc, supported by the Carlotta Company, la Phillip Stoner's beautiful, romantic play, "Robert of Woodleigh." Mr. Geo. M.

Wallace, the new lessee, has dressed the Af adnuy in such neat and tasteful array that uf one can help being pleased with it, ami made sen ehanges as will render the tluatnroiie of the most comfortable iu the ttty. Ot Mr. Stevens, Miss CarlKU, the ecttupssv and the piny have he asser-Uoi of critics Chicago, Cincinnati and that they are first class and de-nerviug of auppvit. Fairbaiik's Standard rZ painter or make a t.ut.lnc ii.lnr it. it Pennsylvania Kailroad, on Tcesdav, at one o'clock r.

M. Carriages will be in waiting at the Union Depot on the arrival of the Walls Ac-eonimoiiation, liMf. to proceed to Unlondalc Cemetery. leaiHst and lust. Try a sample eaa.

aadd bv Of all kin l. Be care. I to novo, ly JAMES IRWIN As CHAMBERS MeKlBHIN. ROBERT II. VOSBURG, ONIONS, BALDWIN CO.

PI ATT Sunday. August Bath, at o'clock a. DA MKL DOWNKK 1'lAll. ageu a months, 13 days, youngest child ol James ami Elizabeth Piatt. Th- steamers Montana, City Of JfcgttToast'rruckf OIL OF VITRIOL MlTmATlC Ac7l JERE.

McKIBBIN. 1.. WOOD mm, moncland Kngland, from Liverpool, and Mf NITRIC AUU KNGLISU CAUSTIC SODA, The above ma. nine 'Perty, a. pa.d Into -2! t-ITTI)ViyH Italy, from London, have arrived at Now AIBaUIaU, HOKflB AM) aqua ammonia our possession.

In the elejtaoc. of its interior ar A an ineiuirv about the iad he simply replied, "He's down there." Since then Mr. Meehan has failed to discover the boy. Funeral service at their residence, No. 143 rourtu avenue, Monday, theSetk, at sr.

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