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At the Banks.

The ore and bullion shipments made
by the various banks of the city for the
week ending May %, 1891, amounted to
1929, as against $3.50 for the week
previous. They were reported as follows
BIZ Mccormick d Co..
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NNANTED-2 SEWING GIRLS BY THE
W day. Apply rs E ST.
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Firm Dugway.
I III Dub "dy.I
The Buckhorn.

Sam Gilson's latest shipment of Buck
horn ore assayed 146 silver and l ounce
gold.
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The Ancho

Hosting works are soon to be erected
and the mine worked on large scale.
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EloR SALE OR TRADE a SPAN OF
mules % cwt, and several horses and
wagons. Call after p. m. at barn back of $40
e. First South Wv
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EoR SALE-A FINE SHOE BUSINESS:
Shoe company, 121 Main.
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The BENTON

A very good shipment represented the
Vorly
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Six hundred tons OF the usual grade were
sold during the week
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WANTED-AGENTS TO CANVASS FOR
w enlargement of pictures. Only expert
enced men need apply. Columbia Art company,
road.
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M ANTED - TRAVELLING statesmen:
w can make $50 per week permanently
trade specialties. Tabor, III Monroe street
Chic ago
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NORNS AND BUNNIONS REMOVED
~ without pain by DR.. Zimmerman, the only
practical European chiropodist in Salt Lake
Consultation free; charges moderate. ONCE at
"a Commercial street.
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WEMTEE..HEi p..hakIE

WANTED-AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
" our choice Nursery stock. Apply at once
to May Bros, Salt Lake city. Edwin Oxby,
Manager
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TOR SALE-2 MICH COWS, AT 129 EAST
II First South. T. c. Patteu.
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Thu Dalv /.

The DAILY No. hosting works will soon
be commenced.
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FsOR SALE-A FIRST-CLASS PAYING
u millinery business in prosperous neigh
boring mining camp. Good reason for selling.
Call on h. b. SchweitZer, SO Main street
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Inc Hlgnland.
One hundred and twenty tons came in.
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WANTED-A GOOD GIRL TO Do GEN
w eral homework. Apply to Mrs. s. b.
Young, as Fourth East street. The highest
wages will be paid for good work.
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WAMTED--HElP--FEMALE.

WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL,
w housework. Apply at 15s First West
street North "
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Thu Yort

The Pietro.
A shipment Of the usual grade came in.
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Last Chance.

South Galena.
The Galena is shipping at lively rate.
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Northern Sp

A carload came in from the Governor.
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Yosemite No. 2.
One hundred tons came in.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

TOR SALE-TWO-REvOLU BOOK
q and news Campbell press. Size OF bed
SIxb9; speed per hour, LEO; with Dexter folder
attached. VIII print and fold four or eight page
paper. Only two years in use. In thorough
good order. Apply at the Herald for terms
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EOR SALE-PLE DRIVER, CHEAP. WITH
= set OF bridge tools. Inquire at I29 Main
street, up stairs.
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WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
W housework Apply at 43 S. Third East
street
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DOR SALE-A FINE HALL SAFE. A FOUR
\ 1oot roller top oak desk, fine single
buggy, ct 80 W. Second South street
EOR SALE-A FINE LOT OF PIANOS.
= organs and melodians at very low prices
at 90 W. Second South street.
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WANTED = WASHWOMAN FOR MON
w days or Tuesdays. Apply rs F ST.
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WANTED..SITUATl0Ms.-FEMAlE,

WANTED -ENGAGEMENT BY A FIRST
w class (certifed) ladies monthly nurse
with long experience. Apply at los S. Seventh
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Thn Eairuin,

Three hundred tons came in from the ole
reliable.
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a seventy-ton lot represented the Spy.



The keystone is increasing its output
each week, and the property is now re-
garded as bonanza. Work is still con-
tinued on the drift running north on the
30O-level to connect with the Colorado
Chief. Good ore bodies have been devel-
oped on the 400 and 500 levels, but most of
the stopping is being done on the big BODY
on the 800 level. The shaft has been sunk
to the 7oo-foot level, and drift is being
run on this level to strike the ore bod V
above mentioned. A WINE is also being
sunk to connect with the 700. A rock,
breaker and engine have recently been
added to the machinery of the mine. CHIEF
The Mammoth.
The partial closing down of the Nam
moth is exciting considerable comment
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One carload of ore went 10 lead and *
silver
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The dump has been leased to John
Hether.
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EOR SALE CHEAP = 25-FOOT LUNCH
l. counter and IL stools % West First South.
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WANTED-A GOOD GIRL FOR LIGHT
~ houseWork; no washing. Apply at Mrs.
Jos. j. Daynes, ITS street.
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H. HOP & co.

IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN JAPA
i nese and Chinese bric-a brac screens.
bronzes, teakwood tables cabinets silks. mat
ting, antiques and curios; fine assortment OF
tea. novelties constantly on hand. Japanese
Emporium, 52 8. Main.
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Live Yankee,

A carload showed lead, 81 silver and J
gold.
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MONEY WANTED

YNANTED-TO LEASE A LARGE BARN
w within six blocks of White House. State
particulars to Griff, Herald Office
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The Carolina,

Fifty tons went II lead and 60 silver.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ firm heretofore existing under the name OF
Howcroft & Co., steam well drivers is hereby
mutually dissolved. Nephi Howcroft will carry
on the business and collect and pay all the
debts of the firm up to May 4, 1891.
NEPHI HOWCROFT.
RAPHE1 CANDEI
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FOR SALE-SAFETY BICYCLE. CUSHION
y tire. cheap. 7S2 W. Second South
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MISCELLANEOUS,

A LII KINDS OF WELL WORK AND WELL
"a orlVlng done by William Cation. Twenty
I'VE years experience. Address SO5 South, Eighth
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WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL,
w homework. Apply at 1874 G street
Twentieth ward.
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The Black Warrior.
A force Of men has been put to work.

The Johave
Lee Hopper, while doing assessment
work on the Johave, north of town this
week. struck ore which assays 10 ounces
in silver and g in gold.-Chief.
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Centenniai-Eurek

The Bullion Beck.
The usual supply was on hand.
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WANTED-ON SALARY, EXPENSES
w paid, few frst-class solicitors to take
orders and deliver enlarged portraits; also two
experienced men as general agents to travel
and instruct other agents. Dallas Portrait
company, Dallas, Tex.
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WANTED - SITUATION AS SAEEPa
w herder. Two years experience. Inquire
E. R., Herald office. Leave your address.
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TOR RENT-THE HANDSOME SUITE OF
Il ofiices in THE HERALD building lately o.
cupled by the Peoples Headquarters and
HERALD
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The Glencoe.

There were the usual shipments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-24

The Colorado Chief.
Work is going actively ahead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-05-24

Seventy-five tons came in from John
Beck's bank.r
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WANTED-POSITION BY AN EXPERT.
w enced housekeeper to keep house for
single gentleman or would take charge of
Widows family that is in good circumstances.
Address M, this of1ce.
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WANTED-A GOOD MANUFACTURING
W plant in this city is in need of additional
capital. Parties desiring good investment
city.
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THE CITY GREEK Ice co

Third street.
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4. n. TIJRNRUT.T,

DILL POSTER AND GENERAL ADyER.
~ Using agent. Distributing a speciality.
lts and 100 South Temple street, Salt Lake city.
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WANTED A SMART YOUNG MAN
w wishes position as salesman in store;
grocery preferred, Address r. W this office
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The Lucky Bill.
There is an assessment of &c. per share.
The West End.
Two cents is the size of the latest assess.
ment.
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VVANTED-A REGULARLY GRADUATED
w physician and surgeon who has had two
years practice in the east would like good loca-
tlon- Address Physician, care Herald office.
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WANTED-MAN AND WIFE WANT 20.
" sition together: no children. Call before
II o'clock ]. B. Bell, 81 w. First South.
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From Frisco.]
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From Bingham.I
The Highland
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FOR REM.

DOR RENT-A GOOD WAREHOUSE, ONE
1 half block from .. p. depot. Apply at S.
F. Ball & Co.'s "a Main
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Gs21.G00 AT PER CENT FOR TWO YEARS.
.D ample security; business property. Address
postotice box 14l4, City.
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WANTED SITUATION AS BARTENDER:
" pest of city references Address G. S. L.,
Box 1904, city, -
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WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
w habits wishes to get employment. Willing
to do anything to make himself generally use
full Address P, this office,
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From Tintic. ]
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WANTED..MlSCEllANE1us.

WANTED - TO RENT, MICH COWS.
w Farmers investigate this. Address
Dairy Herald
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

WANTED-BY A LADY. POSITION IN
W privote family where she can have her
little girl. Miss Bell & Co., 81 W. First South
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WANTED - WOOL = HIGHEST CASH
w price paid for wool in large or small
quantities. at Deseret wooden mills, corner of
Fifth North and Third West streets
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WANTED-BY A LADY OF REFINE
" ment; position as housekeeper, 81 w.
First South, room 4.
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TOR RENT-EXCELLENT OFFICES IN
Il center of city at $40 per month and up-
wards. Enquire Z, Culmer block
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TOR RENT-TWO ROOMS, sl2 PER MONTH;
l. furniture for sale. Inquire at % N, First
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From Park City.
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FOR SALE..REAL ESTATE.

TOR SALE-HOUSES IN GARDEN CITY
4 on installments, u lots in Glendale Park
opposite Poplar Grove at u bargain. J. G.
Jacobs, 4 and Kennel block, Is and 90 East
First South street
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From Bingham.I
The Highland.
One hundred and twenty tons came in.
The Pietro
A shipment Of the usual grade came in.
The York.
A very good shipment represented the
York.
The Benton.
Fifty tons of good ore came from the
Benton.
The Brooklyn.
Three hundred tons came in from the old
reliable.
The Fairview.
A carload showed lead, 81 silver and X
gold.
Live Yankee
One carload of ore went 10 lead and 40
silver.
Yosemite No. 2.
One hundred tons came in.
South Galena.
The Galena is shipping at lively rate.
Last Chance.
Fifty tons went II lead and GO silver.
From Tintic.l
The Caroline.
Seventy-five tons came in from "Jobn
Beck's bank.n
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Monarch-Northern Light.
lipment of excellent ore came in.

From Ophir.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-02
THE WATER SUPPLY PROBLEM

Thoroughly Handled by = Prominent Scien-
tist at the Academy Of Science.
No quorum for business was the condition of
affairs at last evenings meeting of the
Academy Of Science. AZ a consequence, the
regular annual meeting, which should have
been held then, was adjourned until the first
Friday evening in June. The present officers
will therefore hold over until that meeting,
when the yearly election will be held. The
Mozart Club concert was responsible for this
state of affairs, all the members but lone
less than the necessary quorum-having gone
there after the fashion of truants.. The paper
practical scientist. Prof F. c. Phillips, OF the
Western University, his subject being "The
Prominent Problem of Water Supply"
The lecturer, in his preliminary remarks, de-
formerly belonged this question, but that fm,
porrant discoveries, followed by research ana
extensive investigations of waters In general,
has SO enlarged the field that 1t was province
now occupied by specialists such as biologists,
analytical chemists and kindred scientists.
Dealing with local water supplies. the ois-
tinguished gentleman reverted to his unyestiga-
tions OF the river waters used by the
two cities. and spoke of his ex-
periments in nltration end purihcation.
The water of the Ohio, at CHARTERS creek, four
little organic nitrate and to be about as safe as
pump water; and he was of the belief that
water taken from the liver fve or six miles be-
low would be about as pure as that taken from
the river the same distance above the city. Air
is the best purifier. and Its action is more pro-
nounced on running water. 'Sand-because OF
the air being in the inter-spaces of the SAND
layer. and because of the network of bacteria
formed over the grains of sand-is the best ar
rester of organic matter, the real purifying
matter being, strange TO say. the. bacteria.
Water acting on iron, forming oxide OF iron, or
rust and teat solution afterward freely mixed
with air and then allowed TO filter through
sand, he stated to be one of the most efhcient
and q uick processes of filtration. He ipstanced
one plant of that kind, and also illustrated the
idea by demonstration before the assemblage.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-02
MEETING OF MAcHINIsrs
Delegates to the Annual Gathering Com
mencing to Arrive.

Delegates to the Annual Gathering Com.
mencing to Arrive.
The third annual meeting of the National
Association of Machinists will be held here
beginning Monday. About 170 delegates
are expected. and w. j. Kenney, the San
Francisco representative, arrived last even
ing. Headquarters have been opened at
the Central Hotel. The local division has
a membership of $50.
George W. Kirk states that several i'm
portant changes in the constitution will be
made. The question of shorter hours will
be discussed, but, as the machinists struck
for nine last year and won, they are satisfied
to rest easy this season.
Mr.. Kenny said the iron business was
very dull on the Pacific Coast, but the
building trade is active. The men fought
the eighthour battle some time ago. and
came out victorious. He spoke of the
molders' strike, which started IA months
ago. To-day only three of the men have
returned to work, and during that time sew
erai firms broke up.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-02
CHILDRENs And SOCIETY.
The Old Officers Reflected and an Interest
ing Report Presented.

ing neport Efesenteus
At the annual meeting Of the Children's Aid
Society. of Allegheny county yesterday after
noon, in the Free Dispensary building, all the
present officers of the society were reelected.
DR.. Woodburn presided in the absence of his
wife, who is President of the society. The re-
port Of the Secretary, Mrs. J. r. Darragh. was
confined principally to a history Of the opera
tions of the society during the year.
The report of the Actuary. Mrs. l. W.
Porter, showed that on May i, 1890, there were
ll5 children under the care of the society and
during the year 81 more were received, which
made the total number of children under the
societys care during the year, 17S, and OF this
number 100 are still charges. The balance, "a,
passed from the care of the society either by
adoption, death, or becoming Of age OF the
lO9 sl are in homes. II boarding, 1 at West
Penn Hospital, 8 at Elwyn Asylum, near Phila-
delphia, and / at the Homeopathic Hospital.
During the wear there were lbs applicants for
children, l. AS calls at the office; ST. calls made
outside and SS3 visits were made to the chill
dren. Mrs. ]. A. McCance Treasurer. reports
the total receipts during the year, S266T 70;
expenditures, s., SIS %; leaving balance of
S1S2 50. OF the expenditures, s, ,5Sl So was paid
for the boarding Of children.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-02
GETTING RID OF TIE GRIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Will Make a Trip to
Atlantic City.

MIR. and Mrs. Mckee Will Make a Trip to
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mckee, both of whom
have been suffering from prolonged attack of
the grip that confined each to their own apart
uent with only series of coughs as a direct
means of communication, are, fortunately.
with the assistance Of good nursing, gradually
recovering. Mrs Mckee is the better of the
two. and during the last few days has been able
TO take several drives out. 1t is their intention
to leave for Atlantic City the trst of the week
if Mr.. Mckee recovers sufficiently to permit q
trip by that time.
Mrs. Mckee, VINO is a prominent member of
the board of the Old Ladies' Home, at wilkins
burg, will attend the monthly meeting at Christ
NJ. Z. Church, Monday morning. before her de-
parture. The numerous deaths in the home
This spring has created a number of vacancies
for which applications are legion, and they.
with other questions of importance, will be
acted upon at the meeting.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-02
Social Chatter.
THE woman's Press Club meets to-day.

THE Woman's Press Club meets to-day.
Miss KA TIE EDNA NEGLEY's cooking class
gives an exhibition this afternoon.
DR.. JOHN AND MRS. DICKSON, accompanied
by Miss Agnes. departed last evening for At
lantic City.
The st. Joseph's Orphans Asylum benefit
concert is dated for next Monday evening at
Old City Hall. -..
Mr.. CHARLES LocKHART and daughter,
Miss Lockhart, sail for Europe on the City of
New York, June l.
THE Daughters of st. George. Lady Glad
stone Lodge, No. 20, holds its third annual tea
and reception next Thursday evening in Odd
Fellows Hall, Southside.
1HE seventy-ffth anniversary of the Young
Mems Bible Society will be observed tomorrow
night at DR.. Robnson's U. P. Church, in ALE
gheny. President e. c. Miller will preside, and
the address will be made by the Rev. j. T. Nc
Crory, of the Third Church, Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-02
FOR THE LITTLE PEOPLE.
The Coming Strawberry Festival ut the
Episcopal Church Home.

The little folks out at the Episcopal Church
Home are already looking forward with great
interest to the 18th of June, the day decided
upon for the annual strawberry festival, and
their dear little sunburned faces will look even
brighter than they did yesterday when that
event comes to pass. The affair is always one
Of great beauty-as strawberry festivals go
and arrangements this year are in order 70
make IL more elaborate than ever.
OF the 90 inmates in the home not single in
disposition is reported, and the grip ignored
the establishment entirely, did not claim even
temporarily one victim.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-02
Street Car Men in a scrap,

Several West End car conductors and
drivers INDUCED in a lively fight, yesterday
morning, which lasted for some time. Con-
ductor McKuna was badlyNused up. Sew
eral Of the conductors were discharged bv
the officials when they learned of the affair.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-02

sist of an address dsiivered by . .proninent
Episcopal clergyman, singing and the reading
of the yearly reportk The monthly meeting
of the Home win be held next Tuesday and
will be important. IS details regarding the
strawberry festival win be decided upon.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-02

Grsas Mons Suit e-Dsy, n the T. &C. G
Three thousand mems fne business and
dress suits will be sold at the specisl prices
of s., $40 and $l5, to-day.
p. G. G. c., PITrsBURG COMBINATION
CLOTHING COMPANY, corner Grant and
Diamond streets. -
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-02
A Decided Dancing Success.

The Thomas dancing classes gave an exhi-
bitlon of exceeding great beauty in Lafayette
Hall last evening. The costumes of the little
dancers were elegant and exquisite, and the
fancy dances as well as the plain ones, were
creditable to the professor. The hall was filled
with interested spectators, and the trip to the
land of terpsichore was voted decided sue
cess.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-02
Episcopal Church Home Anniversary.

The Episcopal Church Home is rapidly near
ing middle age, and is not at all adverse to
acknowledging the fact Its tbirty-first apni-
versary will be celebrated one week from to-
DAY in St. Andrews Episcopal Church at 7:30
p. n. The exercises Of the evening win con-