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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-19
THE SOUTHWEST PENNA. RY. Co, |

he IoUU III W EST 7 EMMA. NY. OU, [
GREENsBURG. Pa, April l6 1890
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEA
IN proposals will be received at the office of
the undersigned until APRIL q 1890, for the
graduation, masonry. bridge superstructure
ballasting and track laying for about five (5)
miles Sewickley branch, (3) three miles of the
Hecla and Mt. Pleasant br. and about ~ miles
of the Turtle Creek Valley R. r.
Contractors must examine the work in person
before su bmittng bid.
Proposals to state price per cubic yard for ex-
cavation without Observation-Disclosures the
hauling and depositing of material in embank-
ments. No allowance will be made for haul
The company reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals.
Profiles and specifications of the work can be
seen at the office of the undersigned.
j. NJ. BYERS. Engineer,
apl666D Greensburg, Pa.
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OFFICE OF THE

ALLEGHENY COUNTY WoRKHoUsE.
HoBoKEN. PA.
NOTICE TO BUTCHERS-SEALEDP PRO
1N POSALS will be received through the
postofice to the above address until II M. of
Saturday, April 10, for furnishing the Work
house for one year with good boiling beef
free from bone, in the following proportions:
One-third chuck, one-third plate and one-third
brisket. Total amount needed. from 400 to 600
pounds daily, except Sabbaths. Place of de-
livery, on board of cars Western Penna. r. r.
at Federal street station. Time for the COM
mencement of delivery, May1.
The Workhouse will furnish the necessary
tubs for the meat. HENRY WARNER.
ap157 Superintendent.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-19

LNoR SALE-PARTNER IN THE COAL BuSI-
IL NESS in neighboring county, line of
X. R. supplying lake trade; mines now in success
full operation and doing profitable business; &C.
ceptahle party can secure the office of Secretary
and Treasurer: particulars confdentially to prin-
cpas only: capital required S 900 to sI0 900. JAS.
W. DRAPE CO., 12s Fourth avenue, Pittsburg.
ap16-51-MwS
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TTANTED-T5 TO t25O A MONTH CAN BE
w made working for US: persons preferred who
can furnish q horse and give whole time to busi-
ness; spare moments can be proftably employed
also: few vacancies in towns and cities. B. f.
JOHNSON CO., 1909 Main st., Richmond. Va.
feS-Q5-S
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-19

DOR SALE-SMALL HOUSE AND LOT IN
IL Third ward, Allegheny at auction; No. 235
Sandusky ST., near North ave. will be sold at
auction the premises. Tuesday. April % at
O'Clock; LOT IL feet inches wide and 81 feet
inches long: brick house, four rooms and kitchen:
a very good and convenient location: positive sale
for cash, by order of executor. Key for examina-
tion at Office ofA. LEGGATE &SON, Auctloneers,
81 Federal ST., Allegheny. ap19-52
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EOR SALE-THAT VALUABLE PLANT
Il known as the Atlas Bronze and Tuyere Co.,
Smallman near Twenty-ninth street: buildings:
furnaces: foundry: metal: coke and pattern
rooms: eight coke furnaces natural gas connec-
tions, etc.; patterns and tuyere rigging complete
and in frst-class order; the finest and best
equipped brass and bronze foundry In the city.
Full particulars from LEE, BARNETT & CHAP
lin. 3l3 Wood st. apl9-11-TTS
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PERSONA.

1OERSONAL BOOKS WANTED-IF you
have any books to sell, let us know. LEWIS
BOOK STORE. Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
mh7
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HARRY WILLIAMS ACADEMY
IL Tonight. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday
and SATURDAY..
THE NIGHT OWLS
BURLESQUE AND NOVELTY co.
WITH NEW FEATURES. apI4-1
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VUANTED-SALESMEN AT SIS PER MONTH
w salary and expenses, to sell line OF silver
plated ware, watches, ETC.: by sample only; horse
and team furnished free: write at once for full
particulars and sample case of goods free STAN
DARD SILVERWARE CO.. Boston, Mass.
se24-qn-D
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ENOR SALE-FINE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
Il with all conveniences, brick house IL rooms,
bath, lavaIory, pantries, hot and cold water, nat
ural gas. ETC., carriage house and stable hot
beds, etc., with II of garden land, fine ORCH
ard, abundance of grapes and all other small
fruits. shrubbery, ETC., and laid ont in walks,
drives and shady nooks in an artistic manner;
this is of the finest properties on the market.
Eourth ave. Pittsburg. apl9-4-MMS
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Boarders nnd Lodgers.
rdSn, M5N msSsIa
veniences; both gases, bath, use piano; three
minutes from Shadysde station, and 10 minutes
from Penn or Fifth avenue cable cars: terms go
per month. Address j. ID. F., Dispatch office.
aplS-39
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AUCTION SALES.

BRUCE & SHIELDS, Attorneys. cor. Fl
avenue and Grant street.
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"ANTED-AGENTS TO SELL THE PINLESS
w Clothes Line: patent recently issued; 1t
holds the clothes without pins they do not freeze
10 1t and cannot blow off sample line sent by mail
soc: 5o-foot line by mail q Is. For circulars price
list and terms address THE PINLESS CLOTHES
Ap5-ol-Ws
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-04-19

DR. HANS Won BULoW.
PIANO RECITAL.
OLD CITY HALL, Friday Evening, April Is.
Tickets at Hamilton's music store.
Plan now open. apl697-D
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TJ1O LET OR FOR SALE-ATLANTIC CITY
J. Hotels, boarding houses, cottages and lots;
largest list choicest locations. honorable dealing
satisfaction guaranteed. X. s. PETTET'S REAL
ESTATE AND INSURANCE AGENCY, 1906
Pacific nplS.4l-MWS
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ENOR SALE-NORTH HOMESTEAD LOTS, COX
swissyale station. p. r. r. and City Farm station,
BE .. r. r. price 500 to $500 each terms to suit.
IRA NJ. BURCHFlELD, l5S Fourth avenue.
apl0-36-D
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
PERsoNAl eARAeRAPHs.


j. Parke Postles is in Philadelphia to-
day.
Beniah Watson Of Dover was in this
city yesterday.
D. J. Cummis. Of Smyrna. was in
this city to day
Joseph J. Taggart Of New Castle is in
this rity to-day.
William Lafferty Of smyrna has been
visiting in Wilmington.
DR.. George w. Triple, of Harrington,
was in this city yesterday.
Rev DR. Stonecipher, of Dover, spent
yesterday in Wilmington.
Harvey Smith, of Clayton, made a fly
ing visit to this city yesterday,
Rev. H. Ashton Henry has gone Il
Philadelphia fer a short stay.
Mrs. Charles Heinel of this city is OF
an extended to visit to friends Ia Phil
adelphia.
delievered an interesting lecture on litera
ture before the New Century Club Of
this city yesterday afternoon,
The loss on the two buildings Of Bier
man Brothers on the south side which
were buried yesterday morning was abouf
1000, fully covered by insurance.
Mrs. Maggie Connor, residing at No
t104 Lancaster Avenue yesterday gavl
birth to triplets, two boys and one girl
The children are all well and hearty.
Civil Engineer Stratton. Of the Edgi
Moor Bridge Works will leaYs In shor
/ time for Berlin Germany where he vii
attend the polytechnical school.
The corouer's jury Of inquest on tb,
body OF Andrew McHugh. who was kille,
by falling from the third story window
Of Grace M e Church parsonage oil
Wednesday evening, rendered verdic
in accordance with the facts yesterday.
Mt. Calvary Encampment No. 19
Knights of st. John and M tlta held
large couvocation last evening. Delega
tions from several sister encampments
among which was Sir V. f. George w
Rollins, Grand Prior Of Pennsylvania
were entertained.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
AdhesIve oraer u aIogulIIons.

The institution Of Wilmington Con
elave Lodge No u. Adhesive Order Of
the Mogullions took place last evening
at a meeting al the room of Lodge No
1, A o U. w, at the csrner Of Market
and Ninth streets Relisncs and Integ-
rity Lodges OF Philadelphia. and Provi-
dent Lodge, of Camden, were represented
by fifty members vino came to attend the
Institution The uumber of members in
the new conclave is about { Eenty
After the institution, visitors and mem
bers repaired TO the Gei man Hall, where
supper was spread and served in excel
lent style. The new order was founded
by the members Of the A o q. w, and
will be attached 10 that order as an aid
for social purposes The idea was started
here by Lewis Sssse, A. B Jones and
Joseph X Adams Somers Clark, who
has been a mem ber of the A. o. U. w.
since 1884, closed the evenings proceed
iDgs with 9 prayer that the adhesive and
cohesive plaster Of social unity might
ever bind them on all matters relating to
convi yiality
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
SAYS HE BURNED tbs BARNS.
Patrick Haughey said 10 Have Confessed
10 Firing seltzer and D1ayns's Barns

Patrick Haughey said 20 Have Confessed
10 Firing seitzer and Dayns's Barns
The people of Riddles Banks are ex-
cited over rumor that Is being circulated
in that neighborhood to the effect that
Patrick Haughey, drunken, worthless
fellow, recently confessed 10 setting FIRE
TO the Seltzer aud Msyne barns on the
farms belonging to William DUPONT and
e. |. Dupont, DeNemours & Company.
Haughev has become notorious as a
chronic drunkard and frequently suffers
from delerium tremens He has no en-
ployment, and sleeps and eats wherever
and whenever he can. He
has relatives living along the Brandy
wine, but they will have very little to do
with him. Although he Is considered
harmless yet when very drunk he is
known TO be wicked
He is reported to have said II was
the man who burned the two Dupont
barns rented by Edward Seltzer and Will
liam Mayne, and that is not ALL intend
10 burn down Anderson's barn before
am done"
Haughey as formerly an employe OF
the DUPONT firm, but became so worth
less and untrustworthy that he was
discharged and was never again al
lowed 70 enter the yards. 1t was at first
reported that he uttered these words "a
Mrs Mary Dillon who lives In Riddles
Banks, but Mrs Dillon says oil
that while Hauphey did not say the
words to her, he did 50 in the presence OF
!, a friend Of hers. Mrs Dillon has known
the man nearly all her life, and says that
be could not be guilty Of such crime Al
that. A sharp atch win be kept on him
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
"fHE WITCH >
Marie Trohman as marguerite" In This
Historical Drama. -.

Marie Erohman as marguerite" In This
Historical Drama. -.
Marie Hubert Frohman must have felt
satisfied that her labors were not in vain
when she heard the applause that fol.
lowed every stirring bit OF her acting as
The Witch" at Proetors Grand Opera
House last night. The play treats Of the
dark times OF the Salem witchcraft In
1899, of whichIt is true picture To the
ignorant mind much Of the play Is mere
burlesque, but to the Intellectual mind
it is n wealth of historical fact faithfully
presented
Marie Hubert Frohman acted the part
of the innocent girl Marguerite with q
grace and naturalness that was recog-
nized by the audience by spontaneous
applause The inhuman treatment OF
the girl by the puritan fanatics excited
/ pity for her and anger against them.
The play grew in beauty and eacn aci
was better than the preceding The old
Salem prison showing the Will power ol
Marguerite in the interview with hei
rival, aud her parting with her beloved
dove was we'll pictured and showed he
wonderful ability.
In the trial scene, where tine iudg
commands Marguerite to prove her trutl
BY calling upon God to break her chains
she does so and the chains are dashed &
the ground. The development OF thi
scene was so rapid and the climax so un
expected that the audience, which hai
been watching the progress Of the cas-
against the girl with painful earnest
ness, had a thrill Of joy, and broke on
into suSh a food Of applause as is seldom
heard
The Gallows Hill scene was fine bi
Of realism, and the narrow escape Q
Marguerite who had been sentenced {
DEATH dew sympathy from every heart
THE Witch" is a great play, and Mari
Hubert Frohman is peerless as (" Mar
guerife." Her support last night wa
capable.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
:. The clan epoeau case !,

"The Clemenceau Case" will be pres
ented TO a Wilmington audience for the
first time a. Proctor's on Monday night.
The piece is the work of Alexandra
Dumas, aud has aroused more feeling
among the critics Of New York and
Brooklyn than any other play within the
last decade. In New York it vas played At
the Standard Theatre to audiences
which packed the house at every per.
formance. All of the original New York
cast win appear in IL here, and band
some actress, Miss Sybil Johnstone will be
the Iza, with MI. Gustave Flavick as
Pierre ClemenceAu. The story Is one Of
love at first sight, with its usual out.
come, original scenery. effects and cos
tunes as used in New York will be seen
here
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
..kAJANkA
Miller Brothers Great Production Wins
Favor at tho Academy.


Miller Brothers great Persian spectacle
"Bajanka," was presented at the
Academy of Music last night. large
house greeted the presentation and most
of the features received hearty ap-
plause. This new Persian spectacle
is in three acts and twenty tableaux,
and is a succession of beautiful trans
formations, scenes following each other
In rapid succession until at the close, the
rising Of the morning sun eclipses them
all Electra, the fairy queen. is seen in
the distance travelling in chariot drawn
by four white horas, while the ladies Of
the company are used as eherubs in the
clouds This is without doubt the hand
soonest scene of the kind ever displayed
on any stage.
las the fairy queen Electra, Florence
Morrison is decided success, and Ka'e
Bellingham took the character of Beelzs-
bub, the parent Of Zamello. the evil
genius of fairy land. with good effect.
William Ruye, the celebrated contortion.
ist, kept the audience In roar of langh-
ter fr5m the beginning to the end Of the
play by his marvellous agility and
ludierous actions as Zamello. Charles
W. Rayel, who is the king OF
fools and the servant Of Electra, the
fairy queen was, however, the favorite
OF the evening, and ably filed bis role
Among the speeialities were the Mari
pesa dances, Mile Bertotta. the wonder
full transformation dancers, and the
Marlanis French acrobats. "Kajanka'
will be presented this evening and to-
morrow afternoon and evening.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
rhIrty Quail IN Thlrty Davs.

Professor NJ Well. tAe opticIan, has
laid wager Of 500 with J. d. Bronson
that he will eat one quail every day for
thirty consecutive days between the
hours OF II and 70 o'clock at the Hotel
Kirkwood, Third and Shipley streets The
fulhllment Of the wager began this
morning The wager is a novel one and
many others have tried the same thing
with little success IL is claimed that
the quail palls upon the appetite wher
taken regularly.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
mann an-Grotz.

WI. Haman and Miss Lena GFotz
were married last evening at the home
of the brides parents, No. 1Ol Walnut
street. Rev, Paul Isenschmldt Of the
German Lutheran Church performed the
ceremony. Only the friends OF the con-
tracing psrsons were present. The
groomsman was n. P. fillmore and the
bridesmaid was Miss Lille Grotz Mr..
and Mrs. Haman will live ct No. 3OS
Franklin street
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
wbite--rayior.

Ollie White and Lizzie Taylor ve-e mar
ried last evening at the parsonage OF the
Wesley Church, jackson and Linden
streets, by Rev w. G Rooms. The
bride and groom are well known in this
city, and will permanently reside here.
The brid9 was prettily dressed Ia dress
Of white silk A reception was after
wards rendered at the residence of the
brides parents. at which g number Of
persons were present
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
PowelI-Reed.

William Il. Powell Of Dover and Mrs
sallie F Reed of this city were msrried
az the residence of the brides father
Maris TsyIor, No. 1928 Lancaster avenue,
last evening Rsv John NJ Stone
cipher OF Dover Presbyterian Church,
performed the ceremony. The wedding
was privase. only few friends attend
ing. Mr. and Mrs Powell will reside at
No. 1923 Lancaster avenue.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21

Robert S. Baird Of this city sailed for
Europe yesterday from New York, on the
steamship Normannia of Hamburg
American line. his father, Charles
Baird, and his sister and other friends,
accompanied him to New York and said
good bye at the steamship. Hon. Il g.
Knowles, Consul at Bordeaux, who has
been visiting here for the past three
months, returned by the same steamer.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
Rniorahln Hnsk Rida.

A very enjoyable back party was given
last evening by the Delaware Cadet
Corps to Briley's Glen, -four miles beyond
Stanton The party consisted Of forty
persons among whom were thelfollowing
Harry Lawrence, James Wrightington,
John Peckworth, Rusky Myers, Harry
Blest, Mr. and Mrs. Aikens, Mr. and Mrs
Blest, Mr. aud Mrs wilkins, Carrie
Jones, Ell Curley, Misses Kettlewood
Miss Hannah Fell and Miss EdA Turner
The party returned ut A o'clock.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
condemnea the Faitnr-

Henry Frisinger. editor OF the Della
ware County Democrat of Chester, Della.
ware county. Pa. was condemned last
evening for publishing an editorial re-
liscting on the ch iraetar of Thomas w.
Pierce, Republican. who was nominated
as congressman from the Sixth district
Of that county by the Democrats.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
sedewioR-oonIyp.

James Sedgwick of Chestertown, Pa,
was married to Ida Conlyn of this city,
Thursday evening, November 10, at tbs
Wesley Church parsonage, Jackson and
Linden streets, by Rev. ". Koons. A
quiet reception was afterwards given al
the brides residence. Mr.. and Mr. Sedg-
wick will reside permanently in Chester
town Pa
Evening journal., 1890-11-21

Governor elect Robert J Reynolds wal
born in Kent county. Delaware. and moi
in Maryland, as has been claimed by GER
tain Maryland papers.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21

It is likely that MahafTy's delicate
health will take another slump after the
wordy encounter In the city court this
morning with Attorney Carpenter.
Mahaffy is not q success in bulldozing
that bright aud determined young man.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21

The e. L Martin Democratic Club last
night elected the following officers
President, Neyen O. Gamble; vice-presi-
dent, John Cox; secretary. Thomas Full
treasurer George r. Barnhill.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21

Wouldn't 1t be well to have another
investigating committee appointed In
Sussex TO find out what became Of the
four Thousand dollars that Mr.. L. w.
Tunnel. clerk OF the peace, paid TO Mr..
]. Fenwick Bacon 4 Co. Turn on the
light.-Dover Index.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21

Franklin B. Cotton begins to think that
Joseph L. Carpenter. lr., is setting up q
Lincoln independent movement against
him from a Democratic standpoint.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21

Cotton would mot answer the ques-
tions Of Attorney General Biggs as TO
what he expected to prove by vet nurse
Pierce for fear Of oonyicting himself
Lawyer Neilds had already admitted the
whole case against Cotton in the Muniei-
pal Court hence there was nothing TO do
but call on Pierce to go away from town
and pose as material witness" and
guardian angel.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21

Mrs O'Connor. wife of Thomas Power
o. Ionnor, leading Irish journalist and
member Of the British Parliament, is
the r1o"t Of Mrs. Susan Currisr Of Elk
ton. Nd.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21

1t would be interesting to know how
Carpet Bag Cotton likes the crack OF
Carpenter 3 whip.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21

Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr.. is thoroughly
investigating the fraud practiced during
ing the recent election In Franklin ID g.
Colton's district Of the Fifth ward. he
has already found eighty names upon
the poll-book Of the district who. voted
Illegally and expects his investigation
to disclose even a greater number
before he has finished 1t. AS
soon as be has the matter fully
in hand he will begin the prosecution Of
the offenders as energeteally as he con-
Quoted the fight against Mr. Cotton him
self He says he will not mako one
movement uutn he Is sure OF every man
he involves in the matter, as he does not
J wish to do any man an injustice
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
CRANOR & co.

Those who are obliged their stock Of underwear
will please bear in mind that have very large and Com
pIete Stock in White and red Natural Wool CamePs Hair
for Ladies Gentlemen and Children in white nearly every
piece new this fall
Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests 25c.
Ladies' White Jersey Ribbed Vests soc.
Ladies Merno Vests and Drawers, extra good, SOC
Ladies White Merino Vests and Drawers 75c.
Ladies White Merno Vests and Drawers ST..
Ladies Red All Wool Vests and Drawers ST..
Ladies Red All Wool Vests and Drawers SI5o
Ladies Camels Hair Vests and Drawers So
Mems Canton Flannel Drawers 25c
Mems Canton Flannel Drawers Extra heavy, Soc
Mems Medium Weight White Merino Shirt and Draw
ers SOC
Mems White Merno Shirts and Drawers heavy Soc
Mems Extra Heavy Grey Merno Shirts and Drawers SOC
Mems White Merino Shirts and Drawers 75c
Mems Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers ST..
Mems Camels Hair Shirts and Drawers $I25.
Mems Cames Hair Shirts and Drawers $3.50.
Mems Red All Wool Shirts and Drawers ST..
Mems Red All Wool Shirts and Drawers $I.25.
Mems Red All Wool Shirts and Drawers $r5o
Chidren's Shirts and Drawers from to SOC.
Boys Grey Shirts and Drawers 3Sc soc, according to
size.
Those who have underwear should give 1t
trial for Comfort and Durability there is nothing superior
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
ponitive pnlIIr Sale
PoLl1IcAL NOTES.

or Real Estate by Thomas X. LRily to-mor-
row Saturday afternoon at 43op. m. Attend
and secure bar aims.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21

The coming Republican Levy Court, n
il ever takes its place in the Court
House, will have three appointments TO
make In the building They are janltor
night watchman and fireman. IL is said
that the number OF white and colored
Republicans who are anxious to relieve
the present Democratic incumbents is
legion.
Evening journal., 1890-11-21
Farra Goes Free
Salad for Enrone.

The jury brought in a verdict Of not
guilty in the Farra case.