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Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-19
"Pn.rim's Progress" in Japanese.

In "Pilgrir's Pro~ress," as translated Into Japanese and illustrated ny native artists, Christian has q close shaven Mon golian head. Vanity Fair is feast of lan- terms with popular Japanese anluscrlcnts, the dungeon of Giant Despair is one of those large wooden cages in whicli eastern criminals are confined, and the angels waiting 10 receive the pilgrims on the fur ther side of the bridgeless riyer re dressed In Yokohama fashion.--Chic..g go u.rll1
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Notice for Pub iC liO |.
omesteai Arpli-ation \ 22o.

IHonestead ArpIl-at1n N 22QI LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON ARIZONA, | Mr n0 iceo
 Notcr iI her, by gwen lat h. low g ranlrd itl'r has til q a tic. O in n n | make fl al D ooi in s'r p II Of hts ina. d that i 1 pruhf Nil be ma lri., the Re i-t,T snI k ceiv 1 the . and O ti,e Hr Tu . '"n u,nna O. 'Irl 2r. I8so viz w ii am Ca lah m ot B n-on Ar zora, for [ e Sl-H ui SC. B. p. Y <, k 20 r..
 He nam rh ,o owing wi mss to prove is c)nrmu u l,si c up n cult V Iinn f 1 land VIZ: Hi tm Ohne o-.,n, II. G r. w. n. Au>tn \. Gay. w B yan all of Ben on, @ILo a
 HERB Rr BRO w Register.
 First pub',r ,rch 5 lsoo
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SIOO REWARD,

The City of Tombstone, through its corporate author ity, hereby offers a rewarI of One Hundred Dollars ($10O) for the arrest and conviction of any person or persons found tampering with any of the mains or pipes of the city water works.
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Notice for Pub, ,rcatiOn
lHome-t~at Alp ic1iion No r68 ]

Ma ch 2, 8-o Notice iI hr b. giv fhut ur 'Ollow ng nan"d Net Ter Ina filed no i: Of is Ienn"n 10 m kr n pr. .t in upport ni hs u1ln'. ard f''at sad u' wi m .le h fee e. leg Ter and k ei'tr O. l q U. ; La d Oiii-e u Inc Son. An7nnh, on Ap'il 2r ls ,o VIZ . Ge rge "A BNan. of Be r. Arzo' 2, for he Sl E of ser. 9. IT.. I7 K .. E.
 H. ms lh- f'l"w ng " the ses 10 prove il ii n u> res q nc upn and cul [ on f >iii "a q viz "A il ,Ir' OhueS rs n Au n N. G V. H. ,'rw m and w Hi tm Ca L.h. r, al, B son \ z ,na.
 HERB r RoWr. Register. First publ'cau n Ma ch ts, ISoo
Tombstone epitaph., 1890-04-19
HENRY G. HOWE,

TINTED ST rES DEPUTY MINERAL O surveyor. Tom stone, .rlzona Member O. the \ nr 1T an Institute of Mining EngIueeIs. Attention gwen 10 the oi mInes Tor rob- esIdenl owners and corporsuons. he besl ot eierence gwen SoeTespoadSnee solicited.
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D2oro>ALs FIR FUEL, FORAGE &

D2OrO AIS K FUEL, FOR AGE & Il Ir I'll :,dq d trrS e. Itment ] A . |. II, Oth 0, urv Ihie Quatieru ;stcr Los @ng-Ic-, C d.. M.r.h 22. I81, >e ell D opo- >-l WI p- rrce Ve al tn fife. an dt he
 tice the . rte.m 5 rrs a r,lcH ot the >;.- n n, Dr,ow am- uuul II u'c ock d m on l n sday Al H 22 1890, nd Upe ed imm-, l. atey tl re .tt,r lu h1 tJrosenc Oi lad Irrs for ih uirn~h "g an livery or tuel TT 2. mi straw, uuilns The hs a ,rdr nuIng .n D. g., u mllItny st ton, in the U putmtnIp AnhCnl ol,Ns: To l. Apach-. B " e, Granr. HIIc uc,, l. l., Moi V. n ,mr, an [ Yer e. an Nin Carl '>, Wmppe Bmac s. ard Guc-on A r., ro' n Seirs and >+n DI' t3trracks, Cal. and F Il, E y rd, Sian or, Uni atI Wi gate. a d : mt, tc. | q an ,pu ,ct r.. C md tiD IS nr ice nl qu hIy D,ilg ,q al, and su' h Jr le C give n To arucHs "i Am~rcdn 10 iuClIOn ai d manu- fIctu-e odIc-d on tne P | inc Cuast tn- rA- tt n of the c 'nSIm, t on ar q ny th' pu pi : service there rrOD "a IT cite ca 5 II the supp i-> m mt onei or fo qu,nttes { ss lh n the hoe ,tq IF o. or or ucllv ry or the sup pl es .t hntS .ther Iian h ,-e abOv- n mru will be eh A.nel Spe fl :Iuo1>, ge C d | ~tru ions lo bi ldrrs IHd hlank O ms of D oDo- s sll will be flu he on aprl ctIor {, hi, Cffice, or tp the . ar erm 'st t~ at my tht q Ipu name ab ,v.. A $ KIMBA L QIIr.efmlS- ter U. ; Arm. he . itrr ruia>t r.
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Csih BiEIG Els>

N vOf LAX .E tIOH lS >-IIc 'J4.c -D. \ .0t.
 l rc tsI ,-r - Jt.,. vrA Rr-pII.LtAh
 -I5 N,1o ,cy U N" ,IN.
 Adl.tp tht X. ,.Ie Al tiN NNkk -iy ,s-aa I.-,o K. COdn~ iIer .-r,. ~, q. U -KMUuD; >.. hd ..or ,. Id ,a d. los i'r-r.. a. Jo .> =. KINDk n.LE.
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PILES! PILES! ITCHING PIL gS!

NYM TON>. oistu T.; inter St It,h g an -tngrngi m st al n'ehr; verse by scr ,trh'ry. IT Ill weI L Conrlnue Iumo~s form, whith oft ni""d and cerite, br' omiug % e. HwAYNt $ JIN1ME>T stups the itthing ant t7'llnE. heals ul CT .tion. and in most Cases removes he tumos. At druggists, or bv mal .or 50 c+a.s. LT. SWaJ ne & Son, PaIl4dsl. hia.
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DISTRICT COURT

First u iicial D.sIrIcl- K E SLOAN
 SecOnu JuuI-ldI tJIstIlIt-J. ii. hIBBrY. hird lu,liciaI Distrlct-I. ii WKLGHr.
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CU>r0M, OFFICERS

Fdcson J B. iAHBLrrON. |. rJdI,tbL:- ii. .AKPr.NTER. Nosale, J. I WlLsoN.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TELRir .nI,L OFFICERS

Govcrno--LkwIs NULtLkh. ocSTcLtry-\. U AICk CkrIih.
 AudIIoT IIJM-AS IIUDH.-S. Al uIu, Y ,Ir ,cI LAkh k HURJiIIl. surveyor c neral ROYAL A. IUiN ON. lietsuI. l. '. >MitH SuJetinUcnIcnI Oi PiuI,, Iustru uon O w. (lIEN NEl.
 Del ,.Ite Io Consress-M. oMIrH. SuP unIendcn. ol IerItUIlal PrlsOn II. bEHAN.
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SIlYlSEME COIlsT

Chief lustlCe-lAMka ii. N RIGHT. Associate Justsces-I. ii. kIBBrY, R. E. SLOAN.
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AllLJil LJJG: G !, X. OF P.

A K It LAX cow TON ES fV:y M snd ty even h. M .S .Ilc ia |. ,lSSS2s1 Vl'iI $ Nnl ,nt, Iu 90 u ,IandinS ale \aeI cUi 1l uly InV.,ed
 GEO MYERS L. C. W. b. MONMONII.R n. O, K. anL ,.
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R. A. Nj.

A SrATED Mc1rlNG> ON TIE WNZ thI'd W lnes ..,y uI each m ,nth in Ma NYN .On.c h.th .NUIicr OI s,,e.I.tI meetings by 'uns s,cclL nts. >oJO .fuIns Con pauIOn 'Oid ally lnvl,cd.
 ,D ILPH COIN. II. P. F. l. Mpp<E Secre a4y
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.~.. | 'Li :.-.

L ; JlJ LsJGs jJs ,, F. & A N =
 Il l. iItE I.t.ND oAI U .>- d.ty .u .sISn ,II .IasDIIIT ii | .. A V,sl Ing O.h gJoC Ins .iTc invIt u IL tt,cnl. o,Jcc,dI e. hSs "heh ,r Il ss noI I,-'l the ii al
 CdA,. >M IH, W M 4. l.. Gkow. Sec.
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G9kHDLOTTERY OF JUAREZ

Un er the man g .menr of he VI Nica" trIn ii" al s;nnkin. Cnmpan' (. Co cess onaires. Incorporate by the Stat of Cnl- Ior ChnIitrblr Purposes. GRAND MONTHLY RAINING Wi tt C pace n u"hc at Ghe City Of Jua ez tfor- Inc ly Pa 70 d ] NOrte), Mexico,
 WED ElSDAY, APRIL 23Gl, 1890, Unt r the crsomal sup rv.s.On or C Ier,l JOHN ,. MosBf and NJ LAMILO ARjI ELLEs the rme. q / h. tleInAn If su.n runmen,e i. tnc U 1t Sta.,-s that his eStnce one IS sui tent -antee to the Pub lc h m drawIg> will Ge Tel iU strict noneSty and fairness to all, a Ire latter he Su ervisor o ti Ae>i a.r Co er"ment) is equal sta iui !, and CAPITAL PRIZE, S6OOOO Only 6G,0a9 Tickets only Gs,COJ Tickets V EOic Eici-tts, Sl; Gzalf sicActi, U; Gu.r-
 fer TikcetS S;i
 LIST UF PRIZES:
 PriZe or S6D,D S..-.-......- .S5l 900 Pr@e 1O'JoJ ..--...-....-......... 1900 Pr.zc or 30 o is.. CONTEMPLATION. 5,00J Pnz-s 1000 eIch are .....-........... 3,)O) ID PrzcS or O e'cll C -. ............- 2.O)0 90 le5 Of l0J eiCh a ..... %. 5,Ot0 lOo Prz or 5J each ate e....--..-.-...... 5Un 2J0 r. zes of 8 ea;n a!e .-............... 7,5O
 4 ppFO XiislltiOn Prizes. 1D) ? PTZes If ; JJ d ..ie .................S 50) IoJ r iz-s or 3o ach are. --.-.......... $, 70 4JJ TT / or z3 e'icl are ...- 2,5OJ
 Terminal Prizes 59D Term naS to -jD UOJ Prize t go ach are &lI 93O 5g0 lerll.na tJ SlO,0Jl Prz5 of Il el:h ,re jJl 1.g P. ze5 am u rn. to................. SIz.vlJ W t ,ti er5.-net, nereay cert fy thai the mo a n" "G aicA e. T. niIuah , a. O ueJO ,t fruni tnc II Xicaa ln;c atiuIa anainS C m d y lho nc z Sdty niS L. guua tee inc a,meut 0 a.. th D z ; Il avn II th sirAad EOttcry Ol .gH .P,-Z We l. e. certify ttaJ will I crv sc al Jh it.- ran clnc l's, and lh CTS h mtnas sea con rul | c iaw.-ss of iIs Lottery that the sam tre ,li- du t,d vt hp.,cstA, ta.rl $, mi in gJOl faith wIf al parte,.
 JOIN MosBY, Comm. ss jne-
 CNMIL ARG. ELLES,
 s Ip TVS ,r the GoverIme t If any tcEe drawi z rze is >e tO h un le'- ssne E it's face aiu W Il be @ ectel anl nj tel to tie Ow"e thereof f.ee of arge.
 EDIAR B. BRONSON, Pre,idlEt Fl Pas National Batk, L Fasu Tex.
 AGENTS WANTED. Flo club Fl C or aiy other f'rmIt.on, write 10 the und rSi-ne ., s,atng l"ur aidres tlelr Y, t. St tte ou Iy str and mber MnIe rapid mai nr irey wall be assure by your enclUs Ing enyvlo bea.i $ yvur Iu.l address.
 MEXIC N INTERNATIONAL BANKING Co
 tity of Juarez M-Xco
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VIM. c. STAEHLE,

A IT R JEY AND COU NSELO& Al "A LtH. ) ii C ule street, bet zee. To IT h an 'rf.n. Ton Iitpir A zpnG
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UNrCED ,r.rE, OFFICERS

UnIted otlles VI lr,nar-W K. MEADE. UnIted >tAt':s Atu Jrney-h K lrFFukDs.
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w. II. STlLWELL,

k TTDRNEY AND COUNSELOR Al ALIw. Fourth street. Tombs ; ne, A. T.
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WtjalIirJI;Aa2 ioL,PO.s OF A.

--esSx nE JUL AK MEkIING> OF
 A-z thlS Nanp tIr n. sI "nI UIIru Tn <-G& dys o tch 'noIIh, m Ms n ' Hal. sJu-e oI special m eJ.ug~ ',S most H. tue Ii ig. U l. kUhLEK President,
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8 R ISi0E P0ST, 6. A. R.

REGULAN MEET >G> or HE POST wln iIcid on tue second tnu -Ou, In Wedn S- days O. caun III .n n m MasOnIl Htn \ouc, o spsc,Al nrenngs >Wen Dy nols.ns the ro,l hds. fl. ANpEr.i.I. P (.
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Re Ister-,lE iB:Rr 6RJwN. Recciver-C K OAAKG.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03

Henry Terheyden, $50 Smithfeld street,
having purchased large and choice selec-
Iion of diamonds at very close figures, is
now prepared to give his customers the same
rates. Look at the following list:
LOOSE STONES.
One 6-8 1-16 1-32 1-64 carats S255; one
IL carats S1S5.
One ~ 1-64 carats s21O; one 21S carats
$3.50.
One 2 1-16 1-32 carats S2O5; one 29k 1-64
carats S255.
One 25s 1872 carats $500: one 2sS 1-16
carats S295.
GENTS SHIRT STUDS.
One 4 q 1-32 carats S2S; one u 1-64
carats $50; one l II 1-32 carats $185.
One 15s carats S15S; one N Is 1-16 1872
oarats S2O5.
One L q 1-64 carats S1S2; one extra fine
~ carats $l5S.
One extra fine 1 a 1-16 carats S165.
We have also large assortment of lace
pins, earrings, finger rings, beautiful COM
binations and clusters.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03
Court News Boiled Down.

MARY l. WooIS yesterday issued an execu-
tion against J. NJ. Scott for 81, 3OO
THE jury is out in the suit of c. P. Naser
against ]. R. Johnston, to recover for the keep
of a horse.
THE jury is out in the case of Mrs. L, Bad
ger, of Allegheny, who was tried on a charge of
selling hqucr without license.
THE suit of Robert E. Masonbray against
H. P, sloterbeek and S. ]. Topping, by an
action on a contract, is on trial before Judge
Slagle.
MAMIE BATES, young girl who on Tuesday
pleaoed guilty to charge of larceny was yes
terday sent to the House of the Good S6ep-
herd on Troy Hill
VERDICT for the defendants was given
yesterday in the suit of q. W. Black q Co.
against Q. K. Gardner and wife. to recover
commissions for selling property.
GEORGE L. LITTLE yesterday entered suit
against Sewickley borough to recover sIOo
damages for injury to horse, caused by the
animal falling into an excavation on Division
street.
A VERDICT of slS5 A for the plaintiffs was
given yesterday in the case of the Braddock
Union Planning Mills Company, Limited against
J. A. McMinn and Company, suit to recover
Dill for lumber.
The testimony in the divorce case of John
F. Campbell against Lena Campbell, was filed
yesterday. 1t is alleged that Mrs Campbell
left her husband without cause. Tho parties
are from McKeesport. --r
DAVIS BROTHERS AND COMPANY Yesterday
obtained verdict for $50 damages in their suit
against l. Hufnagle, Jr, to recover for injury
To property, caused by an overflow resulting
from the obstruction of rum
MEssRs. HUGHES AND GAwTHRoP yester
day entered suit against the proprietors of the
Mouongahela House to recover 81, ,46O II, a BAL
ance claimed to be due for refittlng the cleo
trical apparatus of the hotel.
A PETITION for a writ of habeas corpus was
filed yesterday to secure the release Of James
Bates from the workhouse, who was sent up on
a four months sentence for disorderly conduct
on the ground that the sentence for the ifst
otfense dare not exceed 30 days. Hearing
Saturday.
To Samuel Riddle. who was found not guilty
of larceny yesterday, Judge White remarked:
Il confess l am surprised at the finding. /
can't see how juries can disregard the evidence.
except 1t be because a railroad company is in.
terested. have no doubt that you were guilty.
but the jury has found you not guilty; you can
therefore CO." -.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03


sis grew greater in China, the natives found
ways to dress Thea in beautiful robes, which
charmed her lovers, but was like slow
poison that gradually ate out their hearts.
But all this time the Chinese kept their
Western brethren in the dark relative to the
form, habits and preparation of Thea before
leaving China, and the Western people, in
Ignorance Of their wiles, continued 10 i'm
port Thea, until Martin Gillet & Co., Bal
timore firm, demanded OF the Chinese that
they cease to paint Thea with deadly cos
metics, and one Of the firm going to China
brought home Thea in her natural state. and
has since been introducing her to the pub
lie, robbed of her outward beauty, but with
the innate charms God has given her, which
more than compensate for the artificial
beauty obtained by the aid of cosmetics. In
order that the public might distinguish be-
tween the false and true, Thea was given the
name of He-No, and all grocers now keep
He-No Thea on their shelves.
The next chapter will describe Thea from
the cradle to happy childhood as seen in her
China home.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03
INDICTED FOR MURDER.
The Grand Jury's Findings Against Samus
Walker-Tbe Ignored Bills.

The Grand Jury's Findings Against Samuel
Walker-Tbe Ignored Bills.
The grand jury yesterday returned true
bill against Samuel Walker for murder. The
Indictment charges three counts-murder,
involuntary mauslaughter and manslaughter.
The murder for which the defendant is in
dicted occurred on Sunday last at a colored
picnic near Swissvale, when William Stewart,
q Gears old, was shot through the heart.
The other true bills were as follows: r. h
Atkinson, larceny by baiee, larceny and re-
ceiving stolen goods: Ed Christ. John Harvey,
Albert Harvey, Guy Allen, Nick Diehl, lar
ceny and receiving stolen goods; John Holland,
entering building to commit a felony, lar
ceny and receiving stolen goods; II. I. Galley,
]. M. Jacobs. conspiracy; James McGInty mis-
demeanor: Joshua Ross, felonious assault and
battery
The bills ignored were: Mary Roberts, lar
ceny and receiving stolen goods; John Bender,
selling liquor without license; s. c. Boley, at
tempt to commit an assault
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03

In visiting the Exposition no one should
fail to inspect the wonderful and elaborate
exhibit of the Oil Well Supply Co, which
is locased on the grounds just south of the
main building. Their display is shown in
handsome sectional building manufactured
in New York for their especial purpose. In
fact, it is a little Exposition in itself. and
there one will find represented all the de-
vices and appliances pertaining to the great
oil industry. The Oil Well Supply Co. is
inquest onabiy the largest institution of its
kind in either hemisphere, and their goods
find a market in nearly every civilized
country of the world. The institution rep
resents millions of dollars, and its magni-
tude can best be comprehended by those fa-
miliar with the oil business Mr.. John
Eaton is the founder and President of the
company, and the success it has attained in
a great measure is attributable to his bust
ness ssgacity.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03
UNCERTAIN TESTIMONY.
RICHARD HEBNDoN FOUND NOT GUILTY
OF MURDER.

Shots Were Fired by OTHERS as Well as the
Defendant ind IL Cannot be Proven Who
Was Guilty-Other Court News Yester-
day.
The trial of Richard Herndon for the al
legged murder of Daniel Sullivan termi-
mated rather suddenly yesterday. After all
the evidence for the prosecution was in it
showed that several shots had been fired at
young Sullivan by the officers on duty al
the Carbon Iron Works, but three OF which
were fired by the defendant, and no one could
testify whichshot struck Sullivan.
District Attorney johnson informed the
Court that he could not ask for a conviction,
there being an absence of positive testimony.
The jury was out but few minutes and re-
turned a verdict of not guilty.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03
Commencing at 4 o'clock.

6-Overture-"TuspieI'. Keler-Bela
7-Reverie-tComposed by one of the mem-
bers of the band on the death of a beloved
= .NO
S-Fantasia-"The Forest Milr 'Eilenberg
- AOhoAsl mason
Mr.. Chas. Lowe.
l0-March-'Songs of to-day" Clinton
On Saturday grand popular concert will be
given.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
In application will be made to the Governor
of Pennsylvania on Monday. October 90 1890,
by {. d. Brigham. Morgan E. Gable, Thomas
]. Maloy, G. H Bradley and William Evans
under the act of Assembly entitled "An act
to provide for the incorporation and regulation
of certain corporations" approved April 20,
1874, and its several supplements for the charter
Publishing Company of Pittsburg, the charac-
ter and objects of which are the transaction of
printing and publishing business and the
publishing of daily and weekly newspaper,
and for these PURPOSES to have, enjoy and DOS
sess all the rights. benefits and privileges of
said act Of Assembly and the supplements
thereto. w. w. THOMSON.
ee26-31-F Solicitor.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03

E'AkM,NOTED HOMESTEAD OF 100 ACRES
Il Rood house and barn, choice orchard, near
OHIO river and railroads; one hour s ride from
CITY; great bargain for cash. ED. WITrISH. 4l0
ofant ST., rittsDurg. se30Dr
ENAKMS-FROM % TO 300 ACRES-SEND FOR
l. my list. Room 2 EXCELSIOR BUILDING.
se30-68-TwF1
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03
AN UNREcORDED LEASE.

Troubl, Caused by the Transfer of Butler
County Oil Lands.
A bill in equity was flee yesterday by Thomas
Liggett and James g. Haymaker against Al
pert l. Cross. The plaintiffs state that they
procured from Kickadden & Cleeland a one
half interest in an oil lease to land In the Sax
onburg oil district. Butler county. The other
half interest in the lease was afterward as
signed to Klaus. Klaus obtained possession of
the lease, but did not record it, Subsequently
he induced Kickadden d Cleeland to assign
the whole of the lease to him.
The plaintiffs now ask the court to compel
him TO place the lease on record, transfer their
interest to them and restrain him from selling
or assigning the lease to anyone else.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03
SUING THE SHERIFF.

Alleged Tint Goods Were Removed After
the Officer Was In Possession.
The suit of David r. Mcintyre against Sheriff
A Il. McCandless is on trial before Judge
Collier. The case is an action to recover from
the Sheriff the value of goods claimed to have
been shipped from the works of A. j. Nellis
while they were in charge of the Sheriff.
About 81 900 worth of goods, it is alleged, were
shipped away by the proprietors of the works
after the Sheriff had taken possession. and it
is alleged he is responsible.
The Sheriff denies that anything was taken
or sent away from the place after he took
charge.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03
PROPOSALS.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
y CEIVED at this office until 3 O'Clock P. M,
MONDAY, October 6. 1890 for filling ap-
proaches to bridge No. s, PoKotos creek
Bidders must visit site before bidding. Bids
to be lump sum for the work complete. Work
to be completed on or before November g. 1890
Proposals to be addressed in separate en-.
velopes to Commissioners of Westmoreland
and Allegheny counties. The successful bidder
will be REQUIRED to give bond in double the
amount of The contract, for the faithful per-
formance of contract.
Specifications can be seen at the County
Engineers office after Monday, September 30,
1880
The right to rejoct any or all bids is reserved.
JOSIAH SPEER,
se2S42MWF County Controller
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-03
EXCURSION

Via the Pennsylvania Lines for German
Memorial Day Celebration Mt whe cling,
Oct. 6.
For German Memorial Day celebration at
Wheeling excursion tickets will be sold on
Monday, October 6, from Pittsburg, Den
nison and intermediate ticket stations on
the P, c., c. & ST. L. Ry. as far as Short
Creek, to Wheeling; and from East Liver
pool and intermediate ticket stations as far
as Yorkville on the C. & P. R. r. to Bridge
port Opposite Wheeling) at reduced rates,
good returning until Oct. z. Fsu
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WHAT TO BUY
In Furs.

In Furs.
Plain seal capes, pointed fronts.
Plain seal rapes, vest fronts.
Plain seal capes, coat fronts.
Seal capes, cut in with perssiana.
Seal capes with perssiana collar.
Seal capes with marten collar.
Seal capes with mink collar.
Plain perssiana cape.
Perssiana cape with seal COLLAR
Black marten cape.
Hudson bay sable capes.
Mink sable capes.
The largest selection of the above goods
can be had OF ]. G. Bennett & Co., Leading
Hatters and Furriers, corner Wood street
and Fifth avenue TuwF
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T0-DAY'S TRIAL LISTS.
Cases 10 be Heard In the Criminal and Civil
Courts.

Courts.
COMMON PLEAS No. l-Hammerly VS. Knorr;
Schubert VS. Zwickert; Huckestein VS. Alpert;
Auberlie VS. Coursin. Scherr er ux vs. WALL;
o'Donnell, administrator, VS. McDonough;
Schuck VS. Pennsylvania Railway Company:
Clancy VS. Woods, Movie VS. Robinson; O'Con-
nell ct uX VS. Balph; Welsh ct ux VS. City of
Plttsburc: Culbertson ct al VS. City of Pitts
burg; Dubois, executor, VS. Elphinstone; Du-
Bois, executor, VS. Sweeney; Gordon VS. Rams
den, executor; Thistle VS. Davis.
COMMON PLEAS No. 2-Stroop VS. Piper;
Citizens Savings Bank OF Detroit VS. County of
Allegheny: East VS. Logue.
CRIMINAL COURT - Commonwealth VS.
Edward Mccullough, Joseph Goldstein, John
Tracy, Mary WATSON, Bridget Mccarthy, A. E.
Garback (3). U. G. Coal ~, Adam kerschner.
Charles kerschner. Lindsay Currie, Bernhard
Burns. William Mcnamara, ]. Y. Jones, Thos.
F. Hughes, Robert Graham. Bing Wah, Geo.
Mohn, Jr., J. 7. Purvis. r. T. Graham. Kate
Simpson, alias Kate Miller.
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e reuing Glasses

Giving instruction in German, stenography,
mechanical drawing, vocal music. penman-
ship and arithmetic commence next week
at inc Young Mems Christian Association,
Perm and Seventh streets. The classes
meet once week and members holding So
tickets in the Association are admitted to
the classes without extra charge. Informa-
ton about membership can be obtained at
the Building or from any member of the As
sociation. Applications should be made at
onpa