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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-31

Speaking of the fact that the Pres
bytrian General Assembly was
practically a unit in the adoption OF
the scheme for revision, the Chicago
lnnter. Ocean says it should be re-
garded as a great advance in ecclesi-
astical common sense. This is true.
for the harmonious conclusion ar
rived at was the end ofa great agita-
ton over a hitherto unsettled ques-
ton of whether changes could be
made by a bare majority Of the Pres
byteries. CIR required two-thirds
majority.
The fact that there was room for
very heated time over the question.
because of its importance, makes the
harmonious conclusion referred to by
the Inter. Ocean all the more signiti-
can't Wheeling hateltigencer.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-31
The HagerstoWn Herald and Torch

The Hagerstoaca Herald and Torch
Light says: "a committee appointed
to select a site for the great annual
meeting of the German Baptist
Church In the United States last
week examined the grounds adjoin-
ing the Female Seminary, IN Hagers-
town. and grounds near Keedysyille.
in Washington county, both Of which
have been offered. A decision will
be made between the two locations
at another meeting of the committee
to be held on June g."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-31

The r0ttenness of the city govern.
ment of New York has been thor.
oughly demonstrated by the State
Senatorial Committee. The knavery
and rascality practiced by city Offic-
ials has been simply stupendous.
Almost every department of the city
government seems to have been
under the influence of a sort OF moral
miasma which poisoned the very
fountains of official life.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-31
OUR WASHINGTON LETTER.
(From our Regular Correspondents

WAsHINGToN, May 9th. $780,
The Presidents anxiety to hav'
som ething done by the present Con
gress towards increasing our foreign
commerce is attracting attention, ant
it looks as if something was really
to be done In that line at last. Fol
more than twenty years this cues
ton has been more or less PROM
nent. President Grant. in special
--.~---se to Congress, dated Nah
"a, 1870, said upon a. -oUjGtfSsA
nation of the vast and ever incras-
ing interior resources of the Unied
States. extending, as it does. from
one to the other of the great OCEANS
of the world with an industrious, in
telligent. energetic population. must
one day possess its full share Of the
commerce of these oceans, no matter
what the cost. Delay will only in.
crease this cost and enhance the diff
Guilty of attaining the result. y n
AS a general rule. where it can be
adopted. 1 believe a direct money
subsidy is less liable to abuse than an
Indirect aid given to the same enter
prise. In this case, however, my
opinion is that subsidies, while they
may be given to specified lines of
steamers or other vessels, should not
be exclusi vely adopted; but in addi.
ton to Substituting very desirable
lines of ocean traffic. a general assis-
lance should be given in an effective
way" n Secretary Blaine is
also doing everything in his power
to bring Congress to realizing sense
of the situation. and a bill has just
been introduced in the House pro.
viding the means for q survey of the
trans-continental railway line recon-
mended by the Pan-American Con.
gress.
Speaker Reed has been called to
Maine by the unexpected death Of
his aged mother.
There seems to have been q change
of front in the House in regard to the
river and harbor bill. and IL now
looks as though It would be passed
this week. 1t has been under con.
sideration ever since the tariff bill
was passed. It carries an appropri-
alton slightly in excess of SO, OOO, 900
and its friends say that 1t is the best
bill of the kind ever framed,
The President has directed that
the United States flag shall fly from
the top of the White House every
day in the year. For a number of
years the flag has only been raised
on special occasions.
Senator Wilson, of Iowa, has sue.
ceeded 10 pushing aside the silver bill
for the time being, and Tomorrow
the Senate will take up the bill
subjecting imported liquors to the
provisions Of the laws of Its sev.
eral states and continue Its consider.
alton until disposed of. This bill il
intended to ofsett the "original pack
age" decision of the United states
Supreme Court.
Senator Carlisle's credentials as sue
cessor to the late Senator Beck we're
presented to the Senate Saturday by
Senator Blackburn. Mr.. Carlisle, by
The general consent of his Democratic
will take Mr.. Beck's place
on the Finance Committee. This is
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-31

Farmers from different sections of
Washington county report that the
prospects for q good wheat crop were
never finer. Much rain between this
and harvest will be Injurious to the
wheat. The mild weather during
the past winter has left the grass in
good condition, and the hay crop In
that county will be one Of the largest
gathered there for years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-31

Robert Hardie, a well.known law
yer of Los Angeles. CAL, was killed
by hostile Apache Indians in the
Chiricahua mountains Of Arizona,
Saturday. His companion, DR..
Francis Haynes, Of Philadelphia,
had his horse killed under him, but
escaped.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-31
A Magnificent Campaign GIorlOusly
Ended.

The 2lst of may. 1890, will long be
memorable In the history of Congress
and of the country as the day on
which the debate on the fairest. most
symmetrical and most thoroughly
American of all Tariff bills was closed
and on which that bill passed the
ing debate, remarkable for the coher.
ence of the Republican forces and for
the variety and ability of their replies
to Democratic assaults and objections.
The immense prominence given by
the Free Trade organs to a few criti.
cisms by Major Butterworth on one
or two features of the Mckinley bill
shows how impressed and frightened
they were by the Republican unity
in the House. And even Major But
terworth rejected with sc0rn the
democratic applause that greeted his
free talk, and avoWed his intention
to support the bill as a whole.
Those who have read the official
reports of the debate will recognize
the fact that the Democratic mem.
beers have raised over and over again
all the plausible objections that could
be made to the Mckinley bill. and
Major Mckinley was entirely justi-
fed in saying yesterday that it WAS
the fault Of the minority it was
denied the chance to discuss further
amendments, because the minority
had wasted more time in dilatory
motions and irrelevant discussion
than would have been required to
debate every section of the bill. So
far as the general principles of the
bill and the main features of the bill
are concerned the Democratic mem.
bers have had the chance to present
all their objections.
The Republican party may we'll
rejoice that the most compact, coher.
ent and united majority that ever
fought through the House a Tariff
bill involving all sorts of conflicting
interests has remained solid phaI-
anx under its distinguished leader
until a glorious victory has been
won. The management Of Major
Mckinley. the steadiness. skill. sagac.
ity and courage with which he has
conducted his magnificent campaign
for "the American system" and his
uniform composure and courtesy
under very trying circumstances will
long be remembered and honored by
the Republican party.
The outlook for the Mckinley bill
10 the Senate has been improving
every day during the debate. 1t has
been the fond delusion of the Free
Traders that Senatorial jealousy of
the House Tariff bill or partially for
the last Senate Tariff bill would
nullify all the good epublican work
for :the Mckinley bill done in the
House.
We do not believe that any Repub-
lican Senator will justify the hopes of
the Free Traders. The situation in
regard to Tariff legislation is changed
since 1883, when the Senate passed q
Tariff bill, In 1884 and 1888 the
Republican party made as its main
issue the Protective doctrines that
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
y u u MIlerIet.

airjlid iaBen in elmer staSt in Der
8faI3 in wetnieIissr Sttmmuus usbrsrs
Burger a%uianu1er, uub elmer bsrisIben,
&aufmann Us. nedte ieinen Ha16ar, ben
S9misb 3. fetnss lanssn S9nurrbartss
pessn. 2ssterer meinte, CT sdbs isiusn Bart
nt9t u1a stns Wiuionsn. als aber Us.
Tim 100 W. bafir BOT. i9Ius ct
bod Elm. Ser fofort berbeigerufene
Sriisur musts ben S9uurrbart iaubsr abs
~raiirsu, Der benz D. ibsrrsidt purbe, uab
Der 0irtb maj ssfdais ssnus, fir bisisn,
Der ni5t iouisl @sIb Bet 19 bate, einff.
msiisn bic 100 Wt. benz Sdmisbe sinsus
bdnbtseu. S9psr bese9t uerIiebsn Nas
mad Wtttsrna9t bas Wirtbsbaus, unb 3.
uurbe pom istnen 9sfdbrten beimsslsitet.
absr taur1 mar Der S9misb in isinsr
Wobnuns, 10 erbob f9 Elm fur9tbarsr
Stanbal in berielbeu. 3. mar uor isiner
Srau bss feblenben S9uurrbartss balber
nidt srtannt worbsn, bisis bate nm 9iIfe
aerufsu, unb @eieusn wis Dteufmasb
priasItsn ben Wsiftsr, ben fs fur sineu
@tnbrs1er bisIten, wiuceluet5. Ni1t piel
befer erstns es benz Raufmanu W. bss
anbsrsn Cages, ais befeu Sattin - uou
benz S9nurrbart uub ben uerIorenea 100
W. pernabm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19

Vorseieben! es orobt Seiabr, weuu uau IS pers
iduut, bic unthdtisteit Der @tsrsr sa be5s. Bas trtfat4s
Sartidif Der GeiuuObett Miro auf ben tOStbriussroeH
Sauobdu,su Der srisbt'iaea srautbsit uHS Sss SarHs
fufes ~itrauOsu. peuu man Is 0bue SteuerrHosr aui bte'
ielbeu S~utrstbsu last. aud bic SIaie. peuu in ibrsr Ssd,
tisteit sebsmmt uub usuH Hidt paitdnSissr arusisss
brGud ihIsuuisit ous Steuer uaa BEN DISQUALIFICATION
rtAtet, ptrO BON Dem GrtsbiaHo Der &rau.seit RS.rSstt
Usroeu. Sst Der Iu3pobG zines llrius ~trstbeuosn NittsIs
riats man ieiu Susenmer' auf ScHsttsrs Yeassus sittsrs.
pel4eS bic HtersuOrsaue itimultrt, Obus ~oteisIbeu ,u trris
ttreu uuO GusSsrsifeu. ;pei @tr.uussH, peIbs ~uusebSriss
StimulautteE, 81 weIdGu man 10 oft ieius Sufudt
nimmt, bsrurrjubriHs,u pfsssu uuo bic Die SsucsRj gu
elmer uGdtseiItsen 8atpirtaus babsu. Das stttsrs tdrtt
bic 3iereu uuO bic BLAZE S~uiamueu nit ben &rpen uHs
ssrSauunssOrsausn uuo iaaTt 70 oausrHOs SaIie. Aud
bat IS bic ~ocppste @irturg. Beais!Tsbsr. SuIsaIeiSsH.
SsritOpiuus uuO 8bsumGttsmHs 81 UsrbtHOsru 1uO iu
beiIeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
Cine anffaQeHb aruse Sahl pom e

Cine auffaleHb grOBe Sabl bon Stu'
bsntsn 1T tn bieism SaIbiubr psssn vllns
hsiBss", b. :. neil fe feline Sorleiuna ans
senommsn baben, in ben Si9srn Der rlnis
usriitdt uon Berlin ssfri9sn worosu. IS
fiub TN 9anssn l56, baruntsr 81 ausldns
Der. auf bic tbeoIosii9e SatuItdt Tom.
men 9, auf bic iuriitii6e 90, bic msbi3inis
i9s so unb bic pbiloiopbii9s Sc Stubtrsus
be. Inter ben seftri4eaen ftnb 81 0ottos
rem, fir BITE stn formelss absanssSeusniS
pobI tstusn Dsrtb msbr beiaB; elmer Der
5errsn, elm llusar, 1T iosar Brofsfor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
l1e6er bic Yraht unb Den Tirlefans Der

,Nsw Qort Subspsnbeut S@issn" ma9ts
man ii9 in Berlin nidt uur . tiuatiu, Iuiis &;
bic bOrtise vSoItsssituns" J. .. i5risb
vS9on bic duBsre grideinuns bisier re-
publttanii&sn Burger pirtte betrembsnb.
ginise unter tbnen trusen miIitdrii9e Uni:
~fOrusn unb abSei5sn. S5re 8ruit war
nit mebr Stelneu bsidet oIs bus repubIis
tauii1e Sternenbanner. go bItsb ba I'M.
fee 8irsermsifisr nit ieinen bret Stsrnen !
Bel etutssu bisisr S~dlssubribsr binssn
bic Sroeu (?) unb Weoaiusn lber bic
Sruit bis gum Isstsu Rnopf bsruntsr, unb
man laste, fi4 wsnn btsis Glute BON Aus:
3eidnunseu in tinftissn Sabrsu sbsniO irs
stsbis III ME bisbsr, 70 pirb aud Der Rits
Ten fir BITE DEMONSTRATING bsrbaIten
miHeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
Gin b0hft mertwHroiges geuGfer tf

Gin bShit uerfwiroises Gemaiier if
Der G~eufeIsIee" tn alabama. @iner, Der i'm
tirSIi1 bsiu9t BAT, bei9reibt TIN tn foIseus
Der Wsiis: gr bat cine oulls Sorn1 unb
bebsdt unsefdbr pier acrss. Nn isinsn
l1fern sibt IS tsinen 9flanssnwu5s, unb
tn isinem Wafer tann tstn Tbier Isbsn.
SsIbf S9Ianseu unb S@iIbtr6teu blsiben
benz See fern, uub Slide. weI5e man in
ietu Waiisr iest, iterben don nod weniseu
Stunben. Oas 0afsr 1T bsrartis talt.
baItis, baB es fur Wsnid unb gteb gan,
unssuteBbar 1T, Eief unter Der SbsrfId9e
fiebt man Baumitdmnts aufrs9t iteben,
absr aitIos, in GROCER anjabI. gtneu Abs
i1uB but Der See ni9t, uno feline @afsrs
maiis blsibt Sabr aus unb Subr Elm iait
hisfslbe. Sriber btIbete er eineu 2~isbIinsss
babepIas fur bic r,dunlt9e Sussnb; ieitbem
tnbeB gar gu bdufis SaSsnos ertranteu unb
the 2ei9sn nt9t msbr gu erlausen warsn,
bIisb aues benz triserii9sn @epdHsr fern.
Der Gee bat eius u~usebeuere Giefs; BET
uorgsuommeuen Wefunsen bat man tn ct,
nsr Eisfe uou i~tebenbunoert SUB nod tsis
men Soben g~efunbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
9ie in Berlin 70 ssiu9tsu unb bsIisbtsn

Stt W Ottltu ~ SSIN9tS" " Ss''SS's"
Tbesroien perbsn isbr Isi9t aus wsibsn
Roien binnsu elmer Stuube bsrssftsqt.
gu einem Otter warulen WahsrS werben
$40 @ramm Yitrinidure ober aud blaue
unb aniItnsS range sesebsn. Sobalb bus
@afer taIt 1T, wsrben bic weiBen Stolen
biuetn setaudt unb nod elmer Stunbe fint
fts In i16ns Tbseroisn usrpanbsIt. Wtt
stuas SohuioIst fdrbt man isbs Roie tn ies
mes 8IauuioIst, weldss felt Elm paar Sab
rem uOn 9amen iebr germ setrassH uirb.
Wtt etwas Saffranin unb gurcuiure ers
sielt man Seus S4arla9. I'm Ii9trotbe
Stolen in bunteIrotbs gu usrwanreIn, mems
ben bic SIuuenbdubler in ausesebsuer Wet.
ie etuas IIaun unb Safraniu an. Das
III bieisIbe 8si4i9te, ME man i4on felt
LANCER Seit tOtbItde 5orteniien bur4 @iien
in bIaus %ueruanbelt, aber, wte man iiebt,
bat btsis SIumsn'@ bsa.ie 6orti4ritte sss
madt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
Hndm1rts a1hIen.

RIsin 2tss9sn lift S9iIsrin Der unt.r.
fen Rlafs seworben, unb bic 2ebrerin
mibt f6 ab, benz neuen 36slinse bic I'm.
fan9s srinbs Der ebIeu Re1sntunf liar su
MAIDEN. sic IaBt iid BON bsu, Rinbe ias
gen, ME uisI 2 NAL 2 isi, 8 NAL 5 unb
bsrsIei9sn. Damn IdBt fs flsin 2issdsu
uOn l biz 10 adbIsn, unb obue Stotsn
sebt bas benz aufssusdtsn Rinbe pom ben
2tppen.
,.9tss@en, tannit bu aud ritudrts sdbs
len p"
,@swtB, SrduIsiu". antwortet bic
8Ieine 3uuerfdtli4, brebt Der 9sbrerin ben
&iden unb sibIt bann TAPER l, 2, 8
II. (. u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
WiBalidt.

Der 5srr SeruaItsr fst TN @irtsbaus
unb bot sin @las Bier Dor f9 itsbsu. Oa
fdqt ibm eth, bag sr ietu Sdnupitu9 usrs
sensn babe. Oau,it tbm Niemanb, nab.
renb CT mad istner Wobnuns ssbt, isin
Bier austrtntt, Isst er etnen 3sttsI auf bas
@Ias: sd babe Cali binetn setban.1
als er 3urittommtt Iiest Der SsttsI nod
ba, aber BON anbsrer 5anb III babel ses
f1rteben: Sd au9.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
Gebn's nit Der Smpferei.

Srau H.: v9'rab uar Der Nr3t ba unb
bat incline Rleirs sstmpft!~ - Srau g.:
v9ebn's, Iafsn's mi aus NIT bsrsr Su1s
pferet, | bab aud mel &lanot impf'n laiisn
unb bret Gage barauf lit fe bod ssitors
bsn." - frau a.: v8as - bod ni9t
an ben Bofen." - Srau g.: vRa, 3un,
5enitsr ts . uaus sfaa'nl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
WaS &arlben's SHUTTER fanu.

Der iedsiabrtse aIfreb fast au isiusm
itsbsnidbriser Better Rarl: Sci - ba
feb, pie mstns Wama f9Su S9Iitti9ab
Iduft! 9as Tam bait bstne ni4t!"-
ua5 was", meint RarI9sn, vbafir tam
msine Rama f6On 5oien fiden, anb bas
Tam betue ni9t!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
ueberilIIfa.

Reiitsr Gum neusn %9ebriunssn): ,Du
muBt Dir ni4ts baraus MAIDEN, wenn i'd
Dir bin unb wteoer cine Sbrfsiss sebs =
Id r1sine ss besbaIb bod gut NIT Dir -
bas barfit GU mir slauben!"
2%ebriunss: nSa....ab er Id sIaub's
benz Weiitsr aud obne Obrfsise!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19

llnteruifaier: rSOresie, ea&mann, Id
globe NJ isIbsr, bet Sbnsu has WauI 10
brett iepa9ien Is, baB ss INNER ausfsbt,
ais obis @enen ansIa&tsu; Sic fnb Gems
NAL total Ia9srIi@ usrborsn.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
Goneaen.

SummIsr 81 siusm W~ulsrssbiIfen. wsIs
der elm 9aus anfrsi5t: nSutsn Worssa,
@Ollsse!"
M~aIsrsebiifs: ,,DisiO College,"
8ummlsr: .,9ta ipieIsn Sc i'd ba obsn
man MID 10 uf; Sc finb ia bios Wanb.
ftrei9er, Id bin 9anbitret1srl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19

Sic Sep0lieruna Don Rsp Orleans
wirb pom benz gsuiusiupsrpiior Gen. gaIs
bern auf GAL 700 ausesebsn. Der Staats'
Genius pom lettsn Sebruar bate Der Stabt
2S6, 500 @inwobnsr snssipro9sn. Sis
Burger wsrbeu wabti4stnIi4 cine Nsu;dbs
lung bsantragsR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19

Der iuuae staat 0aibinstOn wsift mad
benz Genius cine SeuOItsruus o aahs,u
900 auf. 9s 1T biss sine auSsrorbsnts
H9s Sunabms felt 1880, NO bic Bsu6Its'
runs auf 1915 a~nseseben wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
unnIBe Graae.

Sdufsrbubs: ,.8oraus III bsnn bas,
nas Ste ioeben iptslsu2"
0rsborsslipisIsr: v8oraus uirb ss
istn, hummer Suuse aus mem SrssIs
taffen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
Cine SibliDtbef.

8rofsfer: rSie babsn ia bisr cine
srObe unb iebr i@One BtbIiotbss9" -
ganqutsr: rSa, i'd IaB aber aud aus
uter3ebn Gage abfssen ben Staub unb bic
Sptnuwebsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
WiBperit1uaniR.

Srau pom Sauis: u8as iassn Sis ;u
gu bisism Rsssn2" Ssrr: sd CLAUDE,
Ct wtrb anbaIten." GO9ter (ba,utom'
msnb): uanbaIten2 User tsnn, Mama7
um mt92"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
Bober sr's ueiB.

Ebierar5t: wSte waren ssftern auf bsr
Sasb, 9srr &atbl"- Ratb: vaasrs
btnss - aber wober uifsn Sie bas2"-
Gbterar3t: I'D, i'd bab' sbsn bsut' awei
ausei9ofere Ribe in BITE Rur b%etommsn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
Sic stpei SbeiIe.

llntsrofFsier: ,.0ir iprs&en bsute pom
militdrii&en @eboriam. Ots5sr 3erfdQt
in 3wet EbsiIe; eritens ber @sboriam unb
awsiteus Der l1Hssboriam."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
SeIaolGnSiiGes Bolfslie6.

@riin 1T bas 9anb,
Rotb 1T bic 8lippe,
8eis 1T Der Sanb
Sas ituo bic Sarben BON Selsolaub.
Srte9sfrobu perbannt,
Reinerlei Steuern,
S6naps unbetannt -
Sas limb bic Reije Don SeISolaub.
Steuern pie Sono
S6naps unb Ranonen
&in9sum ant Stranb -
8as 1T bic 3utun Don Selsolano
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
SmeierIet.

Sat: n9err @irtb, bic 8urt risdt!"
@rtb: ,,@as tbut bas2 Das Bells
den rie1t audi"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-19
RGerret Spak ano Grnf.
Sprhhe Hn6 QebeHsreaeIn.

Die ftets am Saosrn uno am Streiter,
Gid ielbit uno anoeren DUAL b~ereiter,
8eoenten ri6t, bab man auf 9roen
gtur tann our6 Trteben sIidli6 peroen.
8as bilfts, baB man ii6 i9uirt unb ;iert
Stets mad Der neuen Wobe2
Sin ieoer miro cod einit %frtiiert uno foitumiert
Bonn Eobe
@ani mad Der alien Mobe.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-21

e X 7OO-AT EDGEwOOD-NEW TEN ROOM
Ps)S frame house. finished attic. reception hall
wires and bells. large cupboards laundry con-
nected; lot 72Ikx192; six minutes from station;
Il. HAMNET q CO., lO2 Fourth av., Pittsburg
and Williamsburg, Pa. nol9-5f
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-21

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
Il No. ], of Allegheny county, No. l3l, March
Term, 1890. in revoluntary assignment of the
Lawrence Bank to the Fidelity Title and Trust
Company, the undersigned hereby give notice
that having been appointed auditor, to report
a schedule of distribution of the balance in the
hands of the Fidelity Title and Trust Company,
assignee as shown by its first and partial ac-
count, among those entitled thereto, he will
commence the hearing of said matter at the
Fidelity Title and Trust Company No. 123
Fourth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa, on
MONDAY. DECEMBER 8, 1890,
at 10 o'clock A. M, and continued from day to
day until all claims are heard and adjusted.
Depositors will be first heard. Deposit0rs
whose names begin with the letters A and B
will be heard on Monday, December 8, 1890
Depositors whose names begin with the letters
q and ID will be heard on Tuesday December
8. 1890. Depositors whose names begin with
the letters E. + and G will be heard on
Wednesday, December 10, 1890. Depositors
whose names begin with the letters H. / and ]
will be heard on Thursday. December IL, 1890
Depositors whose names begin with the letters
X and l. will be heard on Friday, December L.
1890 DepositOrs whose names begin with the
letters VI and Mac or Nc will be heard on Mon
day, December 10, 1890 Depositors whose
names begin with the letters N, o, P, @ and r
will be heard on Tuesday, December IL. 1900
Depositors whose names begin with the letter
s will be heard on Wednesday, December H.
1890 Depositors whose names begin with the
letters +, U. V and " will be heard on Thurs
day, December Is, 1890. Depositors whose
names begin with the letters K, Y and will be
heard on Friday. December 10, 1890
All other persons having claims or debts will
Depositors, creditors and all other persons in
terested will take notice that all claims not pre-
sented to the Auditor will be barred.
no7-67-3F LEVI BIRD DUFF, Auditor.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-11-21
mo. 1871

mo. 49,
A n ORDINANCE-AUTHO THE
n construction Of sever on Mellon and
Black streets, from Beatty street to Hays
street.
Section BE it ordained and enacted by the
city Of Pittsburg, in Select and Common Coun-
ellis assembled, and it is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority of the same, That the
Chief of the Department of Public Works be
and Is hereby authorized and directed to adyer-
tise in accordance with the acts of Assembly Of
the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania and the
ordinances of the said city of Pittsburg relating
thereto and regulating the same, for proposals
for the construction of a sewer on Mellon and
Black streets, commencing at Beatty and Black
streets, thence along Black street to Mellon
street sewer, to be Is inches in diameter; thence
along Mellon street to Hays street sewer to be
20 inches in diameter, the contract therefor to
be let in the manner directed by the said acts OF
Assembly and ordinances. The COST and e1-
pense of the same to be assessed and collected
in accordance with the provisions OF an act OF
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsyl-
yania entitled IAN act relating 10 streets and
sewers in cities of the second class" approved
the 10th day of May, A. d. 1882
Section 2-That any ordinance or part of
ordinance conflicting with the provisions Of
this ordinance be and the same Is hereby
repealed SO far as the same affects this ordi-
nance.
Ordained and enacted into law In Councils
this 9th dav of October, A. d. 1890.
III. r. FORD, President of Select Council.
Attest: GEO. BOOTH, Clerk of Select
Council. G. l. HOLIDAY, President of
Common Council. Attest: Z. ]. MARTIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
Mayors office. October 80. 1890. Approved:
II. L GOURLEY, Mayor. Attest: ROBERT
OSTERMAIER. Mayors Clerk.
Recorded in Ordinance Book. vol. 2, page $50,
Sd day of November. A. d. 1890.
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