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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-27
AN ALLEGHENY CASE
A Very Prominent Party Involved IN
the Affair.
MR.. j. 3. MYERS INTERVIEWED.

The POPULAR saying that ''time win OBJ
literate all things" is probably one Of the
most truthful OF all the old proverbs. The
softening influence of Father Times steady
hand serves to soothe US in hours Of trial, as
well as giving us relief in many other dik
ferent ways. Such proved to Be the case in
the history Of the life of Mr.. John B. Myers,
Of No. 25 Union avenue, Allegheny, whose
story as given the writer is of more than
usual interest Mr.. Myers is employed at
the well-known shoe house Of g. D. simons.
No. IS Ohio street, Allegheny, one OF the
busiest thoroughfares in that city. He is
the son of Mr.. John F. Myers. prominent
real estate dealer, Well-known throughout
the community.
"Well, guess it happened about two
years ago, possibly q little over that. I
caught severe cold, which was unable to
get rid of. Gradually became worse, and
nv trouble grew from what bad been mere
cold to y serious chronic affection. Ny nos
trils became clogged, first on one side and
then on the other. seldom breathed
through my nose. Ny head was all stopped
up, and had much headache, between and
directly over the eyes. There was buzzing
and roaring sound in my ears. which an
noyed me considerably.
''This condition continued for q long
time. tried several remedies, but grew
worse instead of better. A dry hacking
cough had been added to my troubles. and
I was coughing continually. could feel
the mucus dropping back into my throat,
and was constantly hawking and splitting
trying to clear it.
"My eyes became very much infamed
and discharged a watery substance Ny
several days it was in such bad condition
that 1 could not partake Of any solid food.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-27

NEW YoRK-Clearings to-day, Sl27, ,798 1855;
balances. S., ,gl4.670. For the week-Clearings,
STAG, ,9ll, ,4S2; balances. $50 S94, 7SS.
BOSTON - Clearings to-day, Sl4,213, 7S7; bal
ances. Sl.S2S347. For the week-Clearings, $685.
389, ,SS9; balances, Sl2057.l1 For the cores
ponding week last year-Clearings. size, 2,0l5 75l;
balances, S11. 494. .8Sl.
PHILA ADELPHIA-Clear to-day Sl1, 25S, lis:
balances. 81. .729,043. For the week-Clearings,
81, ,S27, $50; balances, $40, l12 l63
BALTIMoRE-Clearings, S2063, 740; balances.
S4l4.394
LoNDoN-The amount of bullion gone into
the Bank of England to-day is f1O,O Bar sill
yer, 43 $3.50 per ounce
PARIs-Three per cent rentes, SIT 50c for
the account
BERLIN-The statement of the Imperial Bank
of Germany shows an increase in specie of A..
$4,000 marks.
CHICAGo-The banks made very creditable
show for the week. Aggregate clearings, S57l,.
3O5 0S9 against Sol 960 800 for the corresponding
week last year. The banks are still in the po-
sition where they would prefer that customers
would pay up existing obligations rather than
to borrow money. Without the outside capital
offered, the supply of money, however, is sufi-
cient for all legitimate business. Rates remain
at 8 per cent for call, and 7@S per cent for time
loans.
ST. LoUIs-Bank clearings to-day, 50. .728, 5a5;
balances S442 304 For the week-Clearings
sc, 254, s07; balances S. 549 12S For last week.
Clearings, S23534, ,946; balances. So 723 2l7. For
corresponding week last year-Clearings, Sl7.
O79, 627; balances, $2,6l5.058.
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Texas and Fl. worth, which continued it's re-

Texas and Fl. Worth, which continued its re-
markable upward movement.
The bullish feeling Of yesterday lasted over
till this morning. and first prices were gener-
ally from e to q per cent higher than last
evenings figures though Oregon Transcontin-
entail was an exception, being down y, at 3311.
Sugar was weak, and the further advances In
the regular list were confined to small frac-
tions, and the upward movement soon came to
an end, after which prices sagged away slowly,
though Michigan Central rose from 9SI to
94Js: Denver. Texas and Fort Worth from 3lls
to 3255s and Texas Pacific from 20N to Il.
There were some other strong spots In the
list, but their movements were small and unim-
portant, while sugar dropped about ~ per cent
The bank statement seemed to have no enect
and the market finally closed quiet and rather
heavy at about the lowest prices in most stocks.
Michigan Central is up u and Denver. Texas
and Fort Worth IL, but the other changes are
all for Insignificant amounts.
Railroad bonds were comparatively active,
and the sales for the two hours reached $780,
000 out of which the Fort Worth and Denver
firsts contributed S1l2,0OO, and the Texas Pa
cific seconds SILL, 600. The general tone of the
dealings was no more than firm, though several
issues showed marked strength. Sales OF bonds
for the week, 1857 900 against 81, 900 last
week.
The following table SHOWS the prices or active
stocks on the New York Stock Excnange yester-
day. Corrected daily for THE DISPATCH by
WHITNEY & STEPHKNsoN. oldest Pittsburg mem-
bers Of New York Stock Excnange, 81 Fourth ave-
nue.:
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]. O. O. r.

1T Is about time that the project for the
erection of the Odd Fellows temple was taking
definite shape. What has become OF the Com
mittee on Plans who were appointed year VI
two ago.
QUEEN City Lodge No. Al are doing thriv-
Ing business In the way of securing accessions
to their roll of membership, and any Of the
brothers wishing to see a thorough exemplifca-
ton OF the unwritten work will do well to visit
them.
Monument Lodge No. 42l Is striving contin-
ually to keep pace with sister lodges in the
way Of strengthening her membership, and also
In the performance of degree work, and from
what we saw at the last meeting Of the lodge,
she stands in the front rank as an enterprising
lodge.
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Other OIL Markets.

on CITY. October educational Transit GER
tiicates opened at 81 055s; highest, 81 07A;
lowest 81 05ssss; closed. 81 O534. Sales. s12,0UO
barrels; clearances 1,9S400O barrels; charters,
l4S IA barrels; shipments, 69,Tl barrels; runs,
AZ 29S barrels.
BRADFORD, October 26.-National Transit
certificates opened at 81 05sS; closed at 81 0S34;
highest, 81 071s; lowest 81 05ss.
TITUsvnLE, October 26-National Transit
certificates opened at 81 055s; highest, 81 071S;
lowest, 81 055s; closed at 81 05M.
NEW YORK, October 26 - Petroleum was
active again to-day. Stock Exchange opening,
81 O61s highest ST 065s; lowest, 81 O511z closing
81 05N. Consolidated Exchange opening,
81 06A; highest, 81 or; lowest. 81 05; closing,
81 O5T. Total sales, ], lis, 900 barrels
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A QUIET WIND-UP.
Railroad Shares Almost FeatureIess--The
Bank Statement Makes No Inn.
pression-A Heavy Close
at About Bottom

NEW YORK, October 26-The stock market
to-day, while comparatively active for Satur-
day. was without general feature Of interest,
and except for one or two stocks shows but
slight changes as the result of the days trad
ing. The activity was confined to spots, and
while the general temper Of the room was
bullish the traders were sellers Of the market
and such advances as were made were after
ward neutralized. st. Paul and Union Pacific
were most active. but their fluctuations like
those of all the active stocks were fractional
only. and the only features Of the day were
Michigan Central. which, after long period
of stagnation, suddenly sprang into activity
and scored marked advance, and Denver,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-27
knights of Pyth,a,.

Under the head of 'Knigbts Of Pythias" o
lodge In Oil City had notice saying It was the
only lodge of Pythian Sisterhood in Western
Pennsylvania. But there is another one, in
Plttsburg. which was instituted May O. 1889 by
Chancellor Commander Mrs. A. A. Young as
sisted by Keeper OF Records and Seal Mrs. ].
Mclaughlin. It IL the Pythian Sisterhood
Keystone Assembly No. 8 Mrs. j. A.lClark
rick Keeper of Records and Seal This assem-
bly, is only for the mothers, wives, daughters
and sisters of the members in good standing Of
the K. of P. ANY lady wishing to become one
cellor Commander, Mrs. J. A Clark, No. $50
Forty-ffth street. Pittsburg, or the Keeper of
Records and Seal, Miss Laura Headrick, s01
Rebecca street, Allegheny.
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m, n. n A. NJ

--Laurel Council No. 126 viii hold its ami
versary reception Thursday, November z, at
New Turner Hall. Forbes street.
The new name-American Legion-wf1l be
o great deal easier TO pronounce than the old,
but the question of the hour Is, will it be as
popularf 1t seems it will require q weeks
voting to decide It. Be careful, boys, remem-
Der the old adage, A rose by any other name,
etc., etc.
Pride Of Manchester Council Daughters Of
Liberty lauxilliary corps) are preparing to hold
one Of their very popular open meetings on the
Washington and Beaver avenues, Allegheny,
upon which occasion some Of the best local
talent of the two cities, both musical and lit
erary, win appear. The ladies comprising this
council are deserving Of great credit for the
manner in which they conduct Affairs Of this
kind.
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c. N. 3. A. Notes.

Next Saturday evening, November 2, Branch
No. 70 will be instituted at Homestead.
The Grand Deputy will be at Mcdonald to-
day to complete the application for = charter
there.
-On Wednesday, November 20, Branch No. 81
will hold an open meeting at St Joseph school
hall. Sharpsburg.
Branch No. SO was instituted last evening at
Natrona by Grand Deputy J.W. Sullivan, assist
ed by brothers Burns, Gardner, Hurley and
Savage.
-On Thursday evening Thomas r. McCor.
mick, the President of Branch No. AZ, of Hazel
wood, died after short illness of pneumonia.
he will be buried from the residence of bis
father-in-law. N. ]. Bigley at CoulIersvill this
afternoon at ESQ He leaves wife and four
children.
-On Sunday evening, November II, Branch
No. 40 will hold an open meeting at st. August
inc school hall, on Thrty-seventh street. Fiji
teenth ward. 1t will be addressed by Father
Bernard, of the Southside, and Father Werten-
bach, of Braddock. Supreme Deputy James A.
Burns will explain the cost and the workings OF
the association.
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only notable exception being Switch and Signal,

only notable exception being Switch and Signal,
for which IS was the best bid.
Philadelphia Gas was decidedly stronger and
very sparingly offered. 1t sold in o small way
at 305s, at which figure several hundred shares
could have been marketed, but holders, having
in some measure recovered from their scare,
concluded to hold on little longer, as the TIDE
had turned in their favor. 1t was the opinion
Of some that the object of the only seller OF tne
stock was to start movement which would
enable him to load up, being on the short side.
The only other feature of the market was the
indifference with which the fractions were re-
garded. The legal fight in which these com.
panies are engaged has dissipated the desire OF
investors to dabble in their stocks. Bios ana
offers were.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-27

who, that shared them, ever shall forget
The emotions of that spIrit-rousing time
When breathless in the mart the conriers met,
Early and late, at evening and at prime;
When the loud cannon and the merry chime
Hailed news on news, as field on field was won.
When hope, long doubtful, scared at length
sublime,
And our glad eyes, awoke as day begun,
Watched joys broad banner rise. to meet the
rising sun. -Scott
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3. apdA.M

The prospects are fair for some lively work
in the order throughout this Jurisdiction dur
ing the coming month.
Oakland Lodge Is keeping up her reputa-
ton for good work, and Is made up Of material
which, for enterprise and good, hard work,
cannot be surpassed In this neck of the woods.
The new guard Of the Tancred Comman-
dery returned on Thursday from Washing
ton and when accosted by the writer replied
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-27

buying advanced to l07sS. The lowest and
closing were the same as the opening.
Pittsburg was the principal buyer, sustaining
the market. New York sold at the top and
bought at the bottom. but the bulk Of the SELL
ing was by Oil City and Bradford. Trading
was good, both East and West.
Cash oil was neglected. there being no par
ticular fear of a squeeze. Fridays clearances
were 1.O5I. 600 barrels. Clearances for the week
were A. ,338, 600 barrels. The market closed with
out much expression either way, but steady.
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THE PANIC OVER.

Phila adelphia Gas Company Stock Improv.
ing-The fractions Totally Ignored.
So far as business was concerned yesterdays
stock market was a failure, the only sale being
10 shares of Philadelphia Gas, but what it
lacked in activity it gained in strength, nearly
the entire active list being firm and higher, the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-27
STILL CLIMBING.

Petroleum Goes Higher and Shows Good
Staying -Pittsburg Buliish.
Petroleum continued its upward movement
yesterday, scoring l07s6 as high-water mark.
It is the opinion of well.posted and conserve
tive brokers that the advance will hold, the
conditions being 30 bullish a. to defy manipu-
lation.
The market opened at los and on good local
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RAILROAD BONDS,

The total sales OF stocks at New \ ork yester.
day were ll4,S79 shares, including: Atchison.
l.soO; Denver, Texas and Fort Worth, 7,74O;
Erie, 100: Lake Shore, $3.50; Michigan Gem
tral, $500: Missouri Pacific, 500; Northwest
ern, l,54O; Northern Pacific preferred, SOB;
Reading, 800: Richmond and West Point.
39O5; st. Paul, l3l40; Texas Pacific, 5000;
Union Pacific, $685.
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J. r. DENNIsToN,
j. H. STEVENSON. ICommittee,
JAMES L. GRAHAM.

The report was approved and the flag will be
presented to Post l62 at its next meeting. Sat-
urday night.
A resolution on the death of Comrade Will
lam R. Jones was passed. 1t will be encrossed.
Captain Jones was former member of the
Executive Committee.
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Bosfop stocka
Philadelphia Stocks.

Closing quotations Of Phiiadelphis stocks fur
nished by Whitney & Stephenson, brokers, No. 81
Fourth avenue. Hembers New York Stock Ex-
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
The Condition of Business mt the East Liberty
Stock Yards.
OFFICE OF P1TTsgURe DISPATCH

Stock Yards.
OFFIcE OF P1TTsBURG D1sPArcH.1
SATURDAY, October 26, 1880 /
CATTLE - Receipts. l.34O head; Shipments,
l,2SO head; market. nothing doing: all through
consignments;9 9 cars of cattle shipped to New
York to-day.
HoGs-Receipts. $500 mead: shipments. LOO
head; market fair: Philadephias. "a a5@4 As:
Workers, 81 25@4 IS; roughs, S. 25@4 90; s cars
of hogs shipped to New York today
SHEEP-Reoeipts, 800 head; Shipments, 400
heau; market, nothing doing; no demand.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-27

WEAK stomach, ,Beecnam'sPills ctlike magic
PEARS Soap secures beautiful complexion.
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STILL LEADING.
Exchanges Show a Handsome Gain Over
same Period Last Yenr

same Period Last Yenr.
Local monetary matters were quiet and easy
yesterday. There was moderate demand for
funds at the established rates, and checking
and depositing were good The weeks ex-
changes show gain of 81, 100, 900 over the same
period last year. Pittsburg led Baltimore by
about 81, Zoo, 600 restoring her to seventh place
in the list of Clearing House cities. Clearing
House reports:
Exchanges Yesterday. 2264 535 q
Balances yesterday. ay...,............... 34s 569 6j
Exchanges for the week. k.......,,,,, a. 2S5 766 90
Balances for the week. ............. l. S52 S25 %
Balances week OF 1SSS. 2 375 373 49
John M. Oakley & Co.'s Wall street corre-
spondent wired yesterday evening: 1t was an
tjcipated by some that the bank statement
would show a material increase in reserves,
but the result Indicated something over $780,
600. We do not anticipate any low rates for
money for some little while yet, but believe it
will be readily obtainable on good collaterals
at the legal rate of per cent. The general
all of the surplus capital it can readily obtain,
and is thereby attesting the general prosperity
which has been gradually pervading all parts
of the country.
Money on call at New York yesterday was
easy, ranging from to 6, last loan l. closed
offered at per cent. Prime mercantile paper,
6kQ7H. Sterling exchange quiet and steady at
"a Sl15 for 6O-day bills. and 81 S515 for demand.
The weekly statement of the New York
banks, issued yesterday, shows the following
changes: Reserve. increase. S2l2025 loans,
decrease, 81, ,428 300; specie increase, S457 800;
legal tenders, decrease ST. 279 800; deposits, de-
crease. 81 1876, 100: circulation, increase, S54 200
The banks now hold s., l29, H5 in excess of the
25 per cent rule.
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A short time ago Nj. John Wright. Of Chi
cago junction. o., placed himself under treat
men Dy mail with Drs- Copeland 4 Blair. In
writing about his trouble he said:
Two years ago was III with lung fever and
never fully recovered from IL. could NOT sleep
at nIgnt. The mucus would droD back into ny
throat, and 1 would wake up feeling as though
I was choked- Large scabs would come from ny
nostrils whenever used my handkerchie<
They would often be streaked with blood. ny
eyes we're affected and were continually run
ming watery substance. was unable 20 attend
to my dnties, feeling weak and tired All The
time. had hacking cough and ringing noises
In my ears Gradually noticed was becoming
deaf. i would have dizzy spells and my memory
failed me. had pains in my chest and had no
appetite.
"a short time after commenced treating
with Drs Copeland q Blair noticed an I'M
proyement The dropping In my thr7at stopped
my cough and the pains In my chest left me-
can now sleep and eat well. The result has been
q great surprise to me, as had given up Al
hope OF ever getting well again"
About the middle Of last May, Miss Lostie 7
placed herself under treatment By mail win
Drs. Copeland q Blair. In stating her case By
letter, Just previous to the date above mem
toned, she complained Of terrible neadac1eer
compel her to lie in bed for - hours, altar
which she would be completely worn out. sharp
pain in the breast. extending through 70 tho
shoulder blades. and followed By others IN Der
stomach and side.
On June she wrote "Your medicine b de-
ing me good. do not feel so tired, and my
head has only ached twice, and that was caused
by fresh cold caught"
on July her letter stated that she was feel
ing very we'll
ferent woman from the one was when con-
menced your treatment"
Some time ago Mr.. N. Q. Wilson. Of Canons-
burg Pa placed himself under treatment. 1Vn
mail, with Drs. Copeland q Blair In stating
his case by letter early in July, he complai1sI
Of full, heavy feeling in his head over the
eyes, bad taste in the mouth, coughing and
raising phlegm, dImness Of sight, sharp bain1
in the chest, with tight pinched feeling and
soreness in the lungs and . weak and 111<1
condition Of the limbs.
July Is he wrote: Il am improving stsadilTl
feel ever so much better than have IN years.
August l6 be wrote: Il feel ike different b.
ing from the one was when Commenced your
treatment, and am quite willing that 31trrf
statement Of what Jour treatment has done <1E
me should be made in the papers-'
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Closing Bond Quotations.

Yesterdays bond offerings were as follows:
Coupon As, $3.50 at LII; registered 415s $45,OOO
at 1867.
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The Flag Awarded TO Post 162.

urer's Office yesterday afternoon.
The Committee on Award of Flag reported
as follows:
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER, .
PITTsBURG, PA, October q, 1859.
A. P. Burchfeld, Chairman Allegheny County
9. A. T. Executive Committee:
DEAR CoMRADE--We, the undersigned commit
tee appointed to award the flag (purchased by the
late W. X. Jones, of Braddock. TO the post turn
ing out the greatest percentage of membership on
Grand Army Day, October !, have the honor to
make the following report: Post 236 turned out
81 20-36 per cent of its members in good standing
per their last return to headquarters. Post i62
turned out 81 2-lS9 per cent of its members in
good standing as per their last return to head
quarters. We therefore award the flag to Post
i62 Q - "
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Feature. OF ,he nrnrket,

Corrected daily by John M. Oakley & Co., 45
Sixth street, members of the Pittsburg Petro-
leum Exchange.
Opened. ..............I0s Lowest. .I06
Highest..... .l07x Closed. .....,....-l0 LOG
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-27

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them Castoria
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when would get up from = chair
would be dizzy and weak. Often / had
sharp shooting pains In my chest I slept
soundIy at night, but was never rested
in the morning, feeling more tired
than when I went to bed the night
before. Ny appetite was poor. had to
fairly force down what did eat, and tbenis
would lay like heavy load on my stomach
Often my stomach was in such aoieoRdilion
that found it impossible to retain any food
whatever in it. found I was losing hesh,
and steadily growing weaker. r dreaded
the slightest exertion. just managed to
drag myself through my work This was
especially the case IN the afternoons. often
felt so badly that thought should have 70
give up entirely.
st was when in the condition described above
that first heard Of Drs Copeland 4 Blair
placed myself under their care
Il soon found decided Improvements IN ny
condition. Ny head and chest ceased 20 pain
me. My nostrils were no longer clozxsd
up. and the dropping from my head 70 my
throat was stopped My throat was no longer
liberated. and could eat well and enjoy ny
food feel rested In the morning and can
now do my work without any trouble hare
grown in strength and weight In fact feel
like a new man.
Mr.. Myers lives as stated, at No z5 Union
avenue, and this statement can be easily Tsri-
ned.
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NeIage runs ~. 80
average shipments. oo. %
Refined, New York. 7.25c.
Refined, London, 53d.
Refined, Antwerp, fHr.
Refined, Liverpool. 8 l-16d.
A. B. McGrew & Co. quote: Puts, 81 04;
calls. 81 08@l 08N.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-10-27

Those especially Interested in procuring a
change of moving day from April to May l, to
avoid the inclement weather which generally
prevails at the former date, should begin to
stir ths0selves as time is passing and the fate
full period is drawing near. So far landlords
have been very slow about signing the agree
ment which has been drawn up by Secretary
Gloninger, of the real estate agents organiza-
ton. This indifference is somewhat surprising.
since it is known that nearly all OF them favor
the change.
1t would be cause for regret If the movement
were to fall through after reaching a stage
which demands but little additional effort to
carry it to completion. Tenants. who are prin.
cipally interested in the change, should take up
the subject and insist upon landlords signing
the agreement. The change is necessary and
should be made.