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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
LOCAL NEUROLOGY.
JANUARY.

2-Dr. John Douglas ex-editorial writer on
The DISPATCH, Sewickley.
3-John e. SchorrI secret society man,
4-Cnristop6er G. Dixon, contractor, Allie
gheny.
5-William C. Rea, ward assessor, ALLIE
7-WilIinm A. Shaw, the oldest resident of
Bellevue.
s-Dr. Walker, Dunbar. Mrs Mary Young,
Forest Grove. David W. Brown, lawyer,
Washington, Pa.
l0-Andrew Lee, East End.
ll-William Harlett, clerk in the Allegheny
Water Department. Mrs. Mary B.
Kearns, Allegheny. Mrs. Lorraine T!S.
Irwin, Allegheny.
l2-Mrs. DIR. c. F. Bingaman, Penn avenue.
13-Gamble Weir, superintendent Pittsburg
H-W. S. Connolly, Sr., hotel man, Meyran
avenue.
l5-Mrs. David Negley, East End.
16-Dr- j. A. McKibben, Forbes street.
17-Mrs. Julia Creighton Dilworth, East End.
John Martin, Castle Shannon.
20-S B. Hurd, Williamsburg.
23-Mrs. Eleanor Alexander, Hazelwood.
EJoseph F. Mott, general agent Domestic
sewing machine, Swissvale. John P.
Scott, druggist, Williamsburg.
25-Edward Stofiel, staff correspondent of
The DISPATCH Springdale. Mrs. Cath
crime OLeary, mother of Timothy
o'Leary, Jr., the politician. Miss Annie
Watson, Coraopolis.
2z-Mrs. w. G. Galbraith, Allegheny
S-Mrs. Susan Bell Over, Forty-third street.
Major Shadrach Foley, Sarah street.
29-William Corbett, of the Allegheny Gem
etery.
sO-Dr. james Way, waynesburg.
Sl-Mrs. Mary ]. Shaw, Versailles township.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
AUGUST.

l-Ricnard Ten .BroecK, horsemsn, San
Mateo, Cal. General Speed A. Fry,
slayer of General Zollicoffer, Louisville.
Mrs. H. B. Laing, auth Dress, Germantown,
Pa.
G-Leopold Mueller, Vienese painter.
6-John c. Bundy, spiritualist writer, Chi
cago. Rev. Benjamin +. Barrett, Sweden
borRian writer, Philadelphia.
9-General James W. Denver, Wilmington,
u.
K-Congressman Warwick, of Ohio. at wash
ington.
l5-Josephine Pollard, authoress, New York.
I7-Aenry Gross, inventor of time lock, Chi
cago. =.
Ie-Dr John Drysdale, e,homeopathissL London.
Cardinal Querstenburg, Olmutz.
20-William H. Rushforth, inventor, Ruther.
ford, n. ]. Thomas A. DAILY, actor, Bos-
ton.
9-Manuel Devdore da Fonseca, first Presi-
dent of Brazil.
26-Rev. William Ware Rowland, American
missionary. Ceylon.
T-General Charles Andre de la Jaille,
French monarchist. F. N. Osborne,
first submarine cable protector, Ottawa
ont.
Sl-George William Curtis, journalist, author
and civil service reformer, New York.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
THE COAL OUTPUT.
Shipments for 1892 Fall Considerably Be
low 1890 and 1891.

Shipments for 1892 Fall Considerably Be
low 1890 and 1891.
The navigation of the Ohio river is very
uncertain. Take the present year, for ex-
ample. There were no shipments by
water during August, September, October
and November. This, however, is something
unusual Hence the years shipment is one
of the lowest for years, and falls below last
year 13, 3O7, 900 bushels and below the year
of 1890, %, S,712, 900 bushels.
The Monongahela Valley miners have
been on strike since the first of July.
The result is that, notwithstanding the tact
that no coal was shipped the last four
months, there is only about 900, 900 to $780,
600 bushels loaded. At the same time the
pools are crowded with empty barges and
boats waiting to be loaded, the difference
between the operators and miners being
one-half cent per bushel. The railroad men
pay cents per bushel for mining.
The river operators are willing to pay
that, but no more. The say they have to
compete with parties who pay half cent
less than they do and will not do so any
longer Many men, who ought to know
whereof they speak, say that the day is not
far distant when coal mining will be done
by machinery. The matter will soon be
tested; one OF the large coal operators is
putting in machinery in one ofthe large pits
in the fourth pool. OF course, If this proves
a success, the whole system of mining will
undergo change and there will be an end
to strikes.
The lower markets are reputed fairly sup
piled with coal, Notwithstanding the limited
amount that has left Pittsburg during the
year. Following were the shipments (bush-
els) to Cincinnati and Louisville for the past
twelve years:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
APRIL,

l-C. D.Drakc. ex-Chief Justice OF the Court
of Claims Washington.
2-John Murray, publisher, London.
6-Ex-Senator Willard, Salisbury, Dover,
Del
e-John Calvin Moss, inventor of photo-en-
craving, New York. General Charles W.
Field, Washington.
14-Heinrich Natter sculptor, Vienna.
15-Mrs. Amelia B. EdN ards, novelist. Prof
Samuel jackson, pyrotechnlst, Phlln-
delphia.
l6-Rev. Henry Allen, formerly editor OF
the British Quarterly ReUqet0. London.
1T-Alexander Mackenzie, eX-Premier OF
Canada.
lS-Herr Damn, Rronaut Berlin. Henri
de Koch, French playwright and novelist
19-Roswen smith, President of the Century
Publishing Company, New York. Baron
Schaffer, e1-Austrian Minister to wash
iRgton.
2l-Engene II. Cowles, inventor of an
aluminium process and of the overhead
car trolley system, OF Cleveland, at Ell
Paso, Tex
25-Count de Lorencez, French conQueror of
Mexico, Paris. William Astor, OF New
York at Paris. William Bra1iord, pain ter
of arctic scenery, New York.
Stocks, English engraver.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
NOVEMBER.

mime. Morel, prima donna. Java.
2-Lieutenant Frederick G.Schwatka, Arctic
explorer, Portland, Ore. Robert Grant,
astronomer, Glasgow. Theodore Child,
magazine writer. Julia, Persia.
3-General Samuel Wylie Crawford, Phila-
delphia. DIR. W. a. Van V. Mabon, edu-
Gator, New Brunswick, N. j.
4-Colonel Van H. Manning, ex-Congress-
man from Mississippi, Washington.
FIorimond Ronger-Herve, dramatist and
composer, Paris. Marquis de st. Denys,
French orientalist. Edouard Valery
Greisser, French statesman. DR.. Mauren-
brecher, historian, Leipsic.
5-Sophie tEyre1 Ryan, actress, Naples
CDR. GotrIried Won Wagner, German edu-
Gator, Toxic, Japan.
9-The Duke of Marlborough, England. Ex-
Congressman Laban I. Moore Dix. Cat
lettsburg, Ky.
lo-Ex-Congrcssman George W. Geddes,
lS-Ex-Judge D. W. Cooley. of Dubuque Ia,
at New York. Captain Elihu Enos, poll
tician, WaIkesha. Wis.
H-John Hoey. ex-President Adams Express
Company, New York. Lysander TnomP-
son, actor. New York. Augustus S.
Merriam, Chief Justice of North Caro-
lima, Raleigh. Rev. W. F. Miles, senior
Bishop OF the A. Nj. E. Church, Louis
l5-General Benjamin G.. Shields, ex-Con-
gressman, Marlin, Tex.
7-Ex-Congressman Milton Sayler, of Ohio,
Mt New York.
ls-Nirs. Alexander Ross, authoress, Mon
treal.
20-Charlie Reed, actor Boston.
2S-William O'Connor, champion oarsman
of America, Toronto. Henry Lewis, vet
eran actor, Philadelphia.
2i-William Mckinley, ST., Canton, o.
25-Cardinal Lavigere, Algfers. Rev. Mr..
McCrea, English reformer. General Sc
telli paul de Lucca), novelist, Paris.
Hermann Sachs, entomolosist, New
York.
26-Signor Sanborn, Italian Minister OF
Marine, Rome.
27-Peter Lozer, French dramatist.
29-Dr. John W. Scott, Iather-in-law OF Pres
ident Harrison, Washington. q. N.
Fitch, ex-U. S. Senator, Logansport, Ind.
Alexander IL. Wyant, landscape painter,
New York.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
JANUARY.

I'D. d. Lawler, naval architect Chelsea
Mass. Thomas B. Ward, e1-Congress,
man, Plainfiela, Ind. James L. Cooper,
proprietor OF the Forepaugh show' Fhli-
HdelDhia.
2-De Lavelaye, Belgian writer on political
economy, Liege. Mr.. Roosevelt, Mayor OF
Chicago during the great fire. General
joaquin Garcia, JuareZ's chief leuten-
8-Slr james Redhouse. English oriental
scholar
4-Rev. Thomas d. Skinner, Professor Of
Divinity ut the Mccormick Theological
seminary, Chicago. Sir George Biddell
Airy, Astronomer Royal, London. Ernest
Wilhelm Brucke, physlologlst, BeTiIh'
6-rrince Frederick Gustav Charles OF
SAKE xe-Weimar-Eisenach, Vienna. General
John Irwin Gregg, Washington.
7-Tewfik Pasha, khedive of Egypt, Cairo
Hon. David Putnam, Abolitionist, MARI
s-Resr Admiral c. Il. P. Rogers, Washing
ton. John Dean, actor, Cincinnati
George Fowler, multi-millionaire pork
packer, Liverpool
l0-M. Reyron, French e1-Minister oil
Marine. Paris.
u-Hon. II. p. Marvin, ex-Justice of the
United states Supreme Court James
lS-Jcsn L. A de Quatrafases. French natur-
alist Charles A White song composer,
Boston. Julia Fisher, actress, Boston
Chief Garry OF the Sp"kanes.
l4-Cardinal Henry Edward Manning, Lon
don. Cardinal SImeoni, Rome. prince
AIUer. Victor, heir nresumptive, Sand
rinEham, England. General Trout (by
sulcideG, London. Geor$e ). Knight,
comedian, Philadelphia. Prof. Charles
A. Aiken, Princeton. Frank S Flint
(Silver FIint), ball player, Chicago.
l5-Raudolph Rogers, American sculptor,
Rome Waller 4. Wood, inventor,
Hoosicl Fails, y. Y.
l7-HenTy L. L. Dorm, German composer.
lS-Archduke Charles Salvador, Vienna.
Prof Joseph Lowering, Harvard College
sO-Christopher Pearse Cranch, preacher,
poet and painter, Cambridge, Mass. Mrs.
Sarah E. Howe, o. the Woman's Deposit
Bank swindle, Boston.
2l-John Couch Adams, astronomer, Eng
land.
22-Joseph P. Bradley, Associate Justice OF
the United States supreme Court, Wash
ington.
s3-Ex-Congressman William T. Robinson,
New York.
e4-Graud Duke Nicholaewitch Constantine,
uncle OF the Gar, ST. Petersburg.
g5-Baron 2. E. +. Chazel, hero OF Belgian
Independence. Marcus Hulings million
RiTe oil operator. Oil City.
E6-Justice Manning X. Knapp, of the New
Jersey Supreme Court, Jersey City.
E-Dr Alfred Carpenter, English medical
author.
sl-Rev Charles II. Spurgeon, Mentone,
France. Ex-CongressmHn George W.
Ladd, Bangor, Me.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
JUIY,

I-Dr. L. D. Radzinsky, McKeesport.
2-Mrs Margaret Wylie, at Washington.
3-Theodore A. Kammerer, merchant, Wal
nut street. DR.. S. r. Rutledge, Blairs-
vile. Captain James Boyd, Union
avenue, Allegheny. John Fleming, ja-
paned ware manufacturer, Sheridan
avenue.
Ex.Councilman Andrew j. Chambers,
Ohio street. Allegheny.
7-C4ptain William Nc. McFal, boat
builder, California, Pa.
9-John H. Chalmers, civil engineer, at st.
Francis Hospital.
13-Cyrus Howard, contractor, Church
street, Allegheny.
l5-August Harlander. inventor of secret
enameIlng process, Reserve township.
August Hoodlander, General Manager OF
the Standard Manufacturing Company,
Troy Hill. Rev. j. A. E. simpson, Can
onspurg.
16-Hugh McCutcheon, Millvale. DR.. W. II.
King, dentist, Monongahela City.
1s-Joseph Stokely, ,ex-County Commissioner,
Fifth avenue.
29-William H. Gould, grocer, Knoxville.
23-Henry Gerwig, Sr., rope and twtne mer-
chant, Perry street, Allegheny.
24-James Neel, pioneer coal and river man,
Monongahela City.
76-Frank Mahon. fireman, Berlin street,
East End.
2s-John Il. SHELTON. .liveryman, South Tenth
street. s
eo-Congressman Alexander X. Craig, CIays-
Vile.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
SEPTEMBER.

Miss Jane A. McCutcheon, Pittsburg
teacher, at Chautauqua, N. Y.
3+William Thaw, JD, at Cologne, Germany.
Major j. NJ. Tiernan, lawyer, Mononga-
hela House.
4-Dr. John S. Dickson, Allegheny. Lyman
D. FrettS Democratic candidate for AS
sembly, Westmoreland county.
6-Mrs. Harriet A. Gutelius. Penn avenue.
j. Edward Jeffers, Sandusl1y street, Allie
gheny.
7-William G. Christie, Arch street. Mrs,
Ellen Thompson, Knoll street, Allegheny.
Percy V. Davis, druggist, Allegheny.
12-Archibald Austin, Lawrencev1lle.
H-Frank Murphy, an old time printer, st.
Francis Hospital.
15-John Wilcox, Mifflin township.
16-John O'Connor, the old time Democrat,
at Mercy Hospital.
22-Mrs. Maggie Armiger, Mt. Washington.
GoodieIlow, glass cutter, Alle-
gheny.
2S-Edward Morgan, musician, Woods Run.
Rev. r. II. Allen, East End.
29-W. C. Beringer, real estate agent, Ben
Avon. Mrs. Alexander Black, Liberty
avenue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
JUNE.

1-william Alcorn, North Highland avenue.
Pr j. Anderson, steel manufacturer,
Broad street. Richard Welsh, tumbler
manufacturer, Rochester, Pa.
3-Andrew B. Kerr, Supervisor of the Allie
gheny Valley Railroad Johnston station.
John w. Breker, First President OF the
Concordia Brotherhood, Liberty street,
Allegheny. Jane NJ. Coffin, Allegheny.
4-James Morgan, mechanical engineer,
Shadyside.
CDR. q. r. Fife, Butler street.
John Dunlap, Sr., manufacturer, Robin
son street, Oakland. James C. Guffey,
son of ex-Sheriff John Guffey, Liberty
avenue; he dies from wound received
IA years ago.
s-Abram Gilmore, bookkeeper and river
man, Second avenue.
ll-James Braci1en, Mulberry alley. Mrs.
Harriet II. Nimick, Green Tree.
l2-John c. Stroup. hotel manager and
Jockey, Mercy Hospital. John A. Mckee,
oil dealer, PerrysVille avenue, Allie
13-John A. seifert. Ohio street, Allegheny
Prof. Benjamin Jones, Principal OF the
Bedford District School, South Highland
avenue.
1A-County Commissioner John H Wilson,
Beaver.
l5-Rev. Father Mollinger, the priest-phy-
sician, Mt. Troy.
H-Ex-State Senator James S. Rutan. Alle-
gheny. Anton Wolf, restaurant keeper,
East End.
2O-Dr. A. NJ. Pollock, Wylie avenue. Hiram
Carman, lumberman of Portland Mills.at
the st. James hotel. James G. Moore,
Lawrenceville. Prof Robert H. Kelly,
Oakmont.
2l-John C. Newmeyer, Prothonotary of the
Supreme Court for the Western District
OF Pennsylvania, Swissvale.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
MAY.

1-Yates Darlington, animal painter, Lon
81. Foxcroft Cole, landscape painter. Bos-
ton. Count Holstoiborg, Danish states
3-Don Miguel Auiza, Judge of the Supreme
Court of Mexico.
4-Charles Henry Harris (Carl PretzeD,
chicago. Charles 4. larry. crayon artist
5-Prof. August W. Hoffman. German chem,
ist. Joseph Fennelman, "the fiSh-skinned
man." Jersey City. John E. Lowell, the
most famous common school master In
the world, New Haven.
Albert Warth, inventor, Stapleton, S. l.
S-Hon. A. r Boteler, e1-Congressman,
Shepherdstown, W. Va.
'9-Gabriel Won BarosS, Hungarian minister
of Industry and Commerce.
A-United States Senator John S. Barbour,
Of Virginia. at Washington. Jonathan
Blochard, President Emeritus OF
Wheaton, Ill, College.
l6-General George klapka, Buda-Pesth,
contemporary OF KosSuth.
lS-John A. Anderson. United States Consul
General for Egypt Ex-CongreSsman
Alfred Ely, Rochester, n. Y.
l9-Mrs Mar .aret NJ. Pullman, of Chicago.
artist at Baltimore. Count TelelIi, Hun
garian rcvolutionist. Hans Hugo Won
Kleist- RetZ4w, leader OF Old COnserva-
tives in the German Beichstag.
2l-Baron Rosenoern- Lehn, Danish Minister
or Foreign Affairs, Copenhagen.
2S-Jonn R. Buchtel, founder of Buchtel Col
lege, Akron, o.
e4-Sir Alexander Campbell, Lieutenant
Governor OF Ontario, Toronto.
25-M. Joseph Martin. French explorer,
KhokhRnd, Asiatic Russia.
27-General Abel d. Streight, who planned
the famous Libby prison tunnel escape,
indianapolis. General Ralph P. Buck
land ex-Congressman, Fremont, o.
Turner c. MOoThead, who COM
manded the first regiment that left Penn
sylvania for the war, Asbury Park, n. j.
29-General r. d. Mussey, Washington.
Robert Hanley (Rohert Allen), comedian,
Boston. William Voegtlin, scene painter,
Boston.
SO-ProL Anton Halfii, Nihilist author, New
York John +. Hagerman, Sr, author,
Princeton, n. j. Lewis NJ. Rutheriurd,
astronomer, Tranquility n. j.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31


-Dr. John J. Reese. toxicologist. Atlantic
City.
5-Daniel Dougherty, orator. Philadelphia.
7-John G. Whittier. poer, Hampton Falls,
n. H. EX-United States Senator Francis
Herman, Utica. N. Y. General James K.
Anderson, Richmond, Va.
s-General Enrico Cialdini, Italian soldier
and statesman.
l3-Eugene Gonow, French sculptor.
A-David Bruce, inventor Of typecast1ng
machines New York.
16-Ex-Governor Thomas H. Watts, Mont
gomery, Ala. Cardinal Edward Howard,
Brighton, England.
20-General Daniel Ullman, who organized
the rirst colored troops, Nyack, N. 7.
2l-Jonatnan Allen, President of the Alfred
University, Alfred Center, n. Y.
22-Tbe Duke of Sutherland, one of the rich
est men in the world, in England.
2S-General John Pope. Sandusky, o.
A-Patriek S. Gilmore, band lender, at st.
Louis.
25-Geneml James W. Hustled, politician,
Peekskill, n. Y.
26-Sir William j. Richie, Chief Justice Of
the Canadian Supreme Court.
29-Ex-Congressman Jacob Benton, Lancas-
ter, n. II.
30-General G. T. Morris Chester. negro
leader, Harrisburg. Sebastian Giraud,
French painter
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
Prices of Blooms, Billets and Slabs.

The sales for the year 1892 have been very
large, far in excess of any previous year,
reaching in the aggregate several hundred
thousand tons. Prices show a wide range.
January opened at SIS 0o@26 90 per ton; but
these prices were only maintained a short
time. February opened at s2l so and
before the end of the month prices dropped
to S23 90 The syndicate that was formed to
maintain prices at s25 90 fell to pieces in
very snort time. During November the de-
mRnd was active, spot billets being scarce,
and sales were made at S25 co. At the same
time later deliveries could have been OBJ
tained ut much lower figure. The market
opened January at SIS 0O626 90 per ton
cash; closed December 20 ct SCI OO622 IS, ac-
cording TO time of delivery. The weekly
range of prices follows:
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
JULY.

LEX CONGRESSMAN John J. Taylor, os-
Skate Fox Jencken, spirit rapper. ~ New
York,
6-ProE Walter C. Lyman, elocutionist
Chicago.
7-Rev. Alfred Wheeler. former editor of
the Pittsburg Christian Advocate, West
s-C1rdinaI Battaglini, Archbishop OF Bo-
logna.
1o-Baron winmarleigh, ex-Chiet Secretary
for Ireland. George w. Bungay, poet
ll-Kate Castleton, actress, Providence
Frederick II. Douglass, actor Newcastle
on-Tyne.
lantic cable, Dobbs' Ferry, \. Y.
13-W. II. Crosbie, the first Gamer of tona-
toes, Jamesburg, n. Y.
14-Newton Booth, Ex-Governor of Califor-
mia, San Francisco.
15-Thomas Cooper, the Chartist leader, Lon
don. Colonel George w. Manypenny,
Washington.
1s-Rose Terry Cooke, authoress. Pittsfeld,
Mass.
ls-Thomas Cook, founder of the Cook ex-
cursions. at London. Ex-Congressman
Thomas Robertson, Elizabethtown, KY.
John MacgregoT, writer, London.
2o-Cardinal Giuseppe d'Annable, Prefect,
Rome.
2l-Edward c. Knight, sugar refner, Phila.
delpha Prof. p. W. Bedford. editor
Pharmaceutical Record, New York. Henry
G. Gardner, Ex-Governor of Massachu-
setts, Milton, Mass. John Lynch, jour
nalist and ex-Congressman, Portland,
Me.
22-Dr. Aaron L. Chaplin, ex-President of
Beloit College, BeloIt, Wis.
A-Thomas Nickerson, first President of the
Achison Railroad system, Boston.
26-Jeremiah Dickey, builder or the first
threshing machine, Columbus.
27-Viscount Sherbrooke, otherwise Rt. Hon.
Robert Love- English statesman. Mar
quis de la Valette, French Bonapartist
2S-Aost Rev. Louis D. A. Marcchal, Vicar
General of Quebec.
29-Ex-Congressman Francis B. Brewer,
Westfleld, n. Y. Ex-Governor c. II. Har-
din, Mexico, Mo. Nelson Cook, artist,
Syracuse, NY. Richard PAUL., landscape
artist, Morris Plains, n. j.
30-Pierre Z. I. deBost, French statesman.
Baron Joseph Alexander Huebncr, Aus
trian diplomatist
Sl-Hon. Anthony Kennedy. who was the
only "Know Nothing United States SEN
ator, Baltimore.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
OCTOBER,

2-Joseph Ernest Renan, French philogist.
DR.. j. G. Douglas, Grants physician, New
York
S-Frauz Brachelli, Austrian statistician.
4-ASmiral Deithard, of the German squad
ron of evolution. Gabriel Dubray, French
sculptor.
6-Lord Alfred Tennys n, English poet
laureate. Thomas Chase, O reviser of the
New Testament, Providence. Thomas
Woolner artist, London.
1l-Xavier Mariner, French traveller.
A-Lothar Bucher, Bismarck's political as
sistant
H-Emile Signol, French painter.
l9-Dennis Z. Hanks, tutor of Abraham Lin
coin. Paris. Ill.
2a-WoIcott J. Parmalee, inventor, Scranton.
Camille +. A. Rousset, French historian.
Thomas Nelson, publisher, Edinburgh.
Emil Dryer, Danish Consul at Chicago,
New York Quarantine.
9S-Prof. Adolpb Soetbeer authority on cur
rency matters, Gottinsen, Germany
A-Rnbert Franz, composer, Berlin, Char
lotte Edgreen, Swedish authoress, at
Naples. Harry Vane Miloank, duelists
in Switzerland.
25-hrs. Carrie Scott Harrison, wife of the
President of the United States, Washlng-
tou. Prof. William Swinton, author OF
school books, New York. General A. NJ.
Tuttle, hero of Fort Dpnelson.
27-EX-Congressman ID. G. LtttleJohn, Os-
wego, n. Y.
a9-Jud.e j. H. Wallace, who defeated Nc
Kinley in 1882 Salem, o.
30-The DowaEer Queen of Nuremberg.
5l-Sadie Scanlan, actress, Now York.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
NOVEMBER.

Sc. P. Jones, attorney, Breckenridge ave-
nue.. Mrs. Agnes Richie, Franklin
street.
*. S. Rees vehicle license officer, Din
widdie street. Jacob Oft, Sixteenth
street, Southside. Mrs. Sylvina B. Brown,
Braddock. ...-- -.......
6-Mrs Caroline Davis, murderess, .peniten-
tiary.
million S. Myers. Secretary and Treasurer
Hostetter Company, Allegheny avenue,
Allegheny. David W, Bartlett, oil mer-
chant, Montclair
9-Alexander Beggs, marble dealer, Locust
street, Allegheny.
ll-Frederick Beckert, Mt Troy. Mrs. Sarah
A. Reed, Dithridge street.
14-Patrick Fahey, centenarian. Allegheny
Home tor the Aged.
l6-David NJ Brodie, real estate agent, Fed
eral street, Allegheny.
lS-Mrs. Regina Kuhn, Allen avenue.
leWilliam Harbough, retired commission
merchant, Sewickley. Mrs. Minnie Mohr,
Ellsworth.
2O-Mrs. Letitia Comstock, Sharpsburg
Mrs. Elizabeth Church Singleton, Du-
quesne Heights. Mrs. Fannie L. Wilson,
2a-Colonel George Wilson, early settler,
Denniston avenue. Mrs. Alm1ra A. Den
nison, Highland avenue.
24-Miss Lizzie Montgomery, teacher, Alle-
26-Juiian Possiel, merchant tailor, Resaca
street, Allegheny.
2s-Michael TIuter, proprietor of bakery,
Seventeenth street, Southside. Mrs.
Mary Heisel. Heron station.
3d.. D. Bernd, wholesale milliner, Oakland
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-12-31
FEBRUARY.

2-Walter Gordon. English actor and play
wright. General lsador Schnirz, Paris.
3-Sir Morell Mackenzie. English physi-
clan. Rev. Hugh Hanna, Presbyterian
preacher, Belfast, Ireland Edward
Rauol Duval, French statesman. Prof.
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and Radical, Keith.
b-Rev. Benjamin st. ]. Fry, editor Central
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s-John jay Knox ex:Compsrollcr of the
Currency, New YORK.
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Kansas City.
ll-UoloneI James Grant, African explorer,
Nairn, Scotland.
I2-Thomas S. Hunt, chemist, New York.
l5-Admiral Sir Provo Wallis, oldest English
naval officer and former commander of
the frigaue Shannon.
A-Rev. Charles Elliott, EHston, Pa, biblf-
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terrorite. DIR. Wilhelm Junker, St.
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lS-Rev, George E. Hare, Philadelphia.
ls-severdrup ex-Premier OF Norway.
G-Sir George Campbell, English NJ. P,
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the English historian. John Old, English
composer. Bishop Oxenden, recently
Primate OF Carrads, OF Biarritz.
23-Sir Henry Walton, Lord Justice Of the
English Court OF Appeals, London. Car
dinal Gnspard Mermillod, Bishop OF
Geneva and Lausanne.
24-Louis Ritter, artist, Boston.
25-Frederick Gisbert Won Yincke, poet
novelist Fueiburg, Switzerland.
9s-EI-Governor Elias n. Conway Little
Rock, Ark, burned to death. General
George W. Cullum, New York.