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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
Jr. O. u. A. NJ.

Pittsburg Council No. III will celebrate its
twenty-frst university at New Turner Hall,
Forbes street. on Tuesday, January II. rms
is the oldest council west of the mountains.
Valley Forge Council. No. 361, has in
stalled the following officers: G, John 5.
Evans; V. c., NJ. Harmon: r. s.. W: e.
Dempsey; A. r. S.. C. S. Eyster; W., III. 81.
Hull; Jr. P. s., A. 81. Leonardson.
Fort FIT Council No. go installed officers
last Monday night. w. Z. Hubbard made
the address. Next Monday evening Brother
Clyde Myers will address the council on the
ins-and-outs of the American Congress.
Brother Myers has gained something OF q
reputation as q speaker in the East.
the following officers: E.. A. Barnes, C.;
Orlando Clark, V. c.; s. Sryden, r. S.; George
Z. Gamble f. s.; G. W. Salzmann, A K. s.; j.
Workman, C.; Ham, W.: j. Newmyer. l. s.;
William Althenhaff, o. s.: Orlando Clark,
E. 4. Barnes, j. Workman, Trustees.
Pittsburg Council No. III has installed the
following officers: Councillor, Z. Zacharias;
Vice Councillor, w. A. Brooks: Assistant Re-
cording Secretary. A; w. Parker; Conductor,
j. NJ. Harrison: Warden, j. Stauffer: Inside
Guard, d. J. Lewis: Outside Guard, A. W..
Donaldson; Trustee, C. f. Wilhelm.
Lescalette Council No. Az installed the
following officers January 4, D. s. G. Thomas
Carter officiating: Oliver P. Scott, Coun.:
Sec: William schell, Asst. r. Sec; Ed. N.
Davis, F. Sec.; John G. Metz, Con-: Ed. r..
Finch, Warden: Frank Riggs, I. s.: Charles
Forester. G. s.: John p. Watt, William C.
Vents and Ed. NJ. $. Jackson, Trustees.
Chief Marshal W. t. Kerr. for the Wash
ingtonS birthday parade. in general order
No. !. establishes headquarters at No. 3o3
Sntthficld street, and appoints as Adjutant
General, Frank NJ. Williams, of No. l2s
Pittsburz, and 4. ID. Nilkin, of No. 66, Mans
field. Pa. as Chief of Staff. Other appont-
rlents will be announced in future orders.
Division Marsbais are requested to forward
the names and respective addresses OF their
appointments as Assistant Adjutant
General to p. o. Box 357, Pittsburg. Pa.
The Chief Marshal and Staff VIII be at head
quarters every Thursday evening until $50
O'Clock.
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RENT your rooms by advertising in THE
DISPATCHES cent-a-word columns.
General LODGE NnfoS

The British-American Association will
meet Tuesday evening at 7:30 sharp, at
Moorhead Hall.
Pittsburg Assembly No. 2S4, Royal Society
of Good Fellows. installed officers January
5. ID. S. D., James W. Swoger officiating
Brother j. T. Keith, on behalf of this As
semblv, presented retiring Ruler Brother
J.. n. Eicher, with Past Rulers jewel, as a
token of its high appreciation OF his serv-
ices.
keystone Castle No. IA, A. o. K. of NJ c.,
heralded the advent of the new year at
their rooms, Twenty-sixth street and Penn
avenue, with a very pleasing entertainment
and public installation. Vocal and instru-
mental music was the order of the evening,
after which the Sir Knights and their guests
INDUCED in lunch and social good time.
At the last regular meeting OF the quarter
of Lescalettee Division, Sons of Temper
ance, No. 156, the following officers were
elected: W. T., William Yates: W. A., Harry
c.. Easton; E. s., Edw. II. Finch; A. r. S.,
Harriet Lewis: F. S. Harry Booth: Treas,
Mary Scott; Chap, Mary Lewis: Con-, Vie
Shibley: A. c., Mary Parry;I l. S., John Punk
cit; o. s., Thomas Davis.
Margaret A. Dushane Council No. 49, D. OF
l., will hold their first annual reception
Monday evening, January IL at Orpheous
Hall, LariIner avenue and Everett street.
Music will be furnished by the Americus
Orchestra, and supper will be served in the
hall. The team of this Council will, Friday
evening, January Is, attend the meeting of
Liberty Star Council No. 67, East End gas
office, to initiate about 20 candidates.
Smoky City Castle No. l6 A o. h. NJ. c.,
installed the officers Saturday, January 2,
District Deputy Charles Tillman, assisted
by P. c. Joe Stevenson officiating: s. X. c.,
b. S. Morris: S. X. V. c., W. B. Tummon; S.
K. F. L., G. H: Bawn; S. X. c. S. Matt Dodds;
S. X. A. c. s, Thomas Orgill; S. X. r. S., J Ohm
hewitt; s. X. L G., ALI Marsden: S. X o. G.,
George Morris; S. *. T., Thomas Higgins.
Friday evening, January g. Branch SO of
the c. NJ; B. A, installed the following
assisted by Chancellor Thomas Grace offici-
ating; President, w. J. Curran; First Vice
President, w. j. McKeever; Second Vice
J. c. Gallagher; Assistant Recording Secre.
rary, john Lo1ink; Financial Secretary, j. J.
Keefe; Treasurer, L. Weaver; Marshal, T.
a. Murphy; GuarJ, John Donny: Trustees,
James J. Flannigan and Richard Ennis. The
branch has now 150 members.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
TAYLORFOUND GUILTY
Burleigh Scores a Victory in the
BoWmaSter Murder Case.
HUSER AND CROFT SENTENCED.
Murderer Patrick Fitzpatrick Has His
Death Warrant Read.
CONTROLLER GRIER'S ANSWER FILED

The jury in the Taylor murder case re-
turned verdict yesterday Of voluntary
manslaughter. The result was considered
quite a victory for District Attorney Bur
leigh, who was thought to have a
very meager chance to make out
a case when he commenced. 1t
was conceded, however, that he won
the case on his presentation Of it to the
Jury. He expressed himself as very we'll
satisfied with the result, but AIr. NfcQuaide,
counsel for the defense, thought the jury
had taken an extreme view of the case, and
was inclined to regard the verdict as a
notice that 4 freeman's home is no longer q
freeman 's.caStle.
Judge Porter sentenced Henry Huser and
W. j. Croft yesterday, who were convicted
earlier in the week of the killing Of Will
lam J. Kelly in Lang's saloon at Webster.
Croft was sentenced four years and three
months and Huser four years and ten
months to the penitentiary.
Sheriff McCIeary read the death warrant
to Patrick Fitzpatrick Yesterday, who has
been ordered by the Governor to be hanged
on March l, between the hours of 10 A. NJ.
and P. NJ The Sheriff was accompanied
by Deputy William Brown and several re-
porterS Fitzpatrick showed no signs of
concern as the document was read to him.
and refused to look at it himself The con-
demned man entertains no hope of a COM
mutation Of sentence.
Another murder trial Will be commenced
in Criminal Court tomorrow. 1t is the
case of Baptiste Celeste and Michael Shelter,
Edward lie Grand and Amaut Deliss, who
have been indicted for the killing of
Napoleon lie GTan6e, brother of one of
the defendants. The murder occurred at a
party at Toms Run, some months ago, and
consisted in lie Grande being hit over the
head with beer glass.
The jury in the case of John S. Dawson,
Of Homestead, charged with the assault of
his 12-year-old daughter, brought in ver-
diet of guilty yesterday.
Other sentences in Criminal Court were:
Joseph Miller, larceny, len days to work
house: T. Mccormick, assault, usual
sentence; Tim O'Learv, assault and bat
tery, S25 and costs; Mamie Milligap, ma
licious mischief, e cents fine and costs; Ed
ward Nav, Jr., assault and battery, $40 and
costs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
MONDAYS Trial Lists,

Criminal Court-Commonwealth VS. Bap-
tiste and Celeste Sherlier, Edward Legand,
Michael Sherlier, Amant Deliss. II. j. Brig
ger, Charles Reed, Andy johnson, Henry
Dudinger, Lena Lewis Marian Knause,
Thomas Jones, Mary Connors, Ellis Merri-
man, George Veroslzi, Julius Kuthner, Min
ME knepper j. j. Boylan, August Danner,
Jacob Brenckle, Mary Stagman, john Steg-
man.
Common Pleas No. 1-West Penn Railroa
Company VS. SpRnE Iron ard Steel Company:
Conroy VS. Pittsburg Times O'BTien vs.
FGlerer: Ceughey VS. Stove townships;
NeIlis vs. Rusiciz ct a.; Hoffman VS. Baum
rartner; kettaren ct FL VS. Crooks ct al;
Walker VS. Packard & Coast.
Common Pleas No. 2-Paonle's Natural
Gas Company VS. P-addock Wire Company;
McCleliand rs Serauaons: Collins IS Dispatch
Publishing Company: Carroll VS. Christy;
Miller ct ux rs Booth & Finn; Pier, receiver,
VS. Manning; Crog ys Steszing; McClelIand
VS. McGinnis.
Common Pleas No. 3-Nittrow vs. McIn-
toSG: Lawfon VS. Pickering; Mckinney vs.
Barclay: C!onner VS. Mcdowell; Reed & Co.
VS. Lippenco+t; BOYLE VS. Browarsky; Nc
CuIough VS. McAleese-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
cUPID's BONDS WERE BROKEN.
Mrs. James L. Orr Is Granted = Divorce
From Her Husband.

Mrs. James L. Orr Is Granted Divorce
From Her Husband.
Three suits for divorce were entered yes
terday. f. W. Smith filed the suit of Mary
Smith, by her next friend, B. c. Christy,
against Nicholas Smith. They were mar
ried August II, 1888, and separated August
., 1891. She claims that he treated her
cruelty and she had to leave him.
c. A. Sullivan filed the suit of John P.
Gray against Sarah P. Gray. They were
married September Z, 1865, and, it Is al
legged, she deserted him in May, 1885.
A. Gilillan filed the suit of Mary J,
Thomas, by her next friend, Thomas Carter
against VIM. A. Thomas They were mar
ried August Z, 1884, 1t is charged that he
ill-treated her and deserted her June Z,
1890.
A divorce was granted yesterday in the
case OF Marie R. Orr against James L. Orr,
the ex-real estate agent. Orr is now serv-
ing a term in the penitentiarv for an assault
on Nav Kelly In her testimony Mrs. Orr
said she had believed in her husbands inno-
cence until the disposition of his case by
the Supreme Court, when she had no room
left to doubt his guilt.
Divorces were also granted in the cases of
Anna NJ. Francis against John Francis, and
Edward c. Wolff against Anna NJ. Wolff.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
G2IER GIVES HIS REASONS.
The Controller Tells Why He Refused to
Pay GoehrinC's Salary

The Controller Tells Why He Refused to
Pay Goehring's Salary.
County Controller Grier yesterday filed
his answer to the mandamus proceedings
instituted by Deputy District Attorney
Goehrinc to compel the Controller to pay
him his salary for November. In his answer
the Controller states that the salaries of
officers of Allegheny county are governed
by the fee bill act Of March 81, 1876 1t
provides that the salaries are TO be paid out
Of the fees earned by the respective Off
GERS. Unier IN act of 1867 two thirds of
the fees earned by the District Attorney
20 to the maintenance of the Dis
trict Attorneys Office, and one-third
for the Assistant District Attorneys
Office. The earnings of the cfice
for the wear 1891 were S10.747. When the
salaries OF the District Attorney and As
sistant District Attorney and their clerks
were paid there remained S64 81 There is
no sinking or other fund for the purpose,
and therefore there is no moneys from
which Goehring's salary can be drawn. The
Controller further maintains that there is no
act of Assembly or authority in law to create
the Office ofDeputv District Attorney and the
Salary Board had no authority to organize
such an Office. Ii is further stated that the
present Assistant District Attorney, John
S Haymaker, is ready and willing to dis
charge anr duties that Goehriug could per-
form, and as the grand jury is in session but
a part of the time, there is nothing to pre-
vent him trying causes in court or perform
ing other duties devolving on him.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
Duquesne College Gets a Charter.

A charter was granted yesterday in Com
mon Pleas No. for the Duquesne College.
The application was the second ore made,
the first one being contested by the Western
University, which laid claim to the name of
Duquesne College. The Court refused the
application because Of the clause granting
the college the power to confer degrees It
was held that the court had no power to
give such authority In the second appli-
cation the clause referring to granting de-
grees was omitted, and the charter was
granted. A charter was also granted the
Germania Liederkranz An application
was filed for a charter for the Hartigari
Singing Society.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10

The reports of viewers on a number of
street Improvements were filed yesterday
They were confirmed nisi, to become abso-
Lutte in 20 days unless exceptions are fled
They were on the grading, paving and curb
ing Of Wharton street, Wiimot street, Cal
win. street and Vine street: grading and
paving Of Mahogany alley, Clement alley
and Bowery alley. and the grading of De
NSota street and Bouquet street The Court
Nnfrmed absolutely the reports of viewers
ouN, the sewers on Stanton avenue, Penn
avenue, Shetland street, Susquehanna street,
Murtand avenue and Braddock and Penn
avenues
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
Improved Order of Heptasophs.


The officers OF subordinate conclaves are
now being installed.
The officers of Duquesne Conclave No. SO
were installed by Deputy DR.. G. A. Mueller
Friday night.
District Deputy Supreme Archon DR.. G. A.
Mueller installed the officers of Norths1de
Conclave Monday night last.
A boom is expected in the order this year.
Its record for 1891 of only nine assessments
cannot be equalled by any other frate rnal
order. In this boom Allegheny county W i'll
hold up its end.
The officers of Kittanning Conclave will b .
installed Thursday, January %. The ins tall
ing officer. District Deputy Supreme Archon
J. I'll. McRoberts, will be accom- panied by
Supreme Provost Nj. G. Cohen and several
OF the deputies.
The following is from Youngstown Teye-
gram, January 2: Thursday night last there
was a meeting of the deputies o. Allegheny
county. The following officers and deputies
were present, Supreme Archon S. A. Will,
ESQ.,, Supreme Provost Morris G. Cohen,
Deputies G. A. Mueller. NJ d.. II. E. Holmes,
j. II. McRoperts, F. II. Heiber, Lester K
Logue, C. NJ. Fairman, F. P. Blythe, Martin
Schroeder and /. A. Justice, or the Supreme
Law Committee. The Pittsburg brothers
would have envied and the ''sweet singer of
Israeli would have laid aside his official
robes in order to do it justice. These repre-
sentative men of the order in Western Penn
svlvania are doing great work, which in
due time will be fully appreciated. Brothers,
we invite you to cross the line, and push the
work in Ohio.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
o. q. a. NJ.

Colonel Sam Black Council No. 3S4, has in.
stalled the following officers: c.. f. E. An.
derson; V. c., J. NJ. Bcssinger; JT. L. G., w.
H. Jack; X. S., J. b. Pancoast; +. s., II. F,
Simon: A. R. s., William Meyer; Iud., w. A
Starr; Ex.. F. G. Ausburn: l. p, w. NJ. Pan.
coast; o. p. Thomas Graf; representative
to S. G., W. II. Jack.
The new officers of Capitol Council No
1884, are: c., G. W. Schneider; V. G., William
Grantz: Sec, T. I. McGhee: Assistant Sec
Charles Harper: Fin. Sec. Harry Pfhigh
Treas. p. II. Heck In. D., Z. C. Schramm
Ex., Christ Wechter: t. p, William NJ John
son; o. P. Fl. II. Hammer; Trustees, G. W
Knowles and William NJ. johnson: Repre-, T.
7. McGhee; Proxy. James Lyden; Jr. E1., P
II. Heck; Sr. Ex., Harry Pfhigh.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10

judicial honors, Major w. B. Negley was
elected President, and S. C. McCandless,
Secretary. The committee named is as
follows: f. c. McGirr, NJ A. Woodward,
E. 2. Smith, Thomas Patterson, I. B. AL
corn, L. L. Davis, John McCleave,
and P. c. Knox. A committee consisting
of Magnus Pfaum, E. III. Russell and A. Y.
Pembleton, was appointed for the purpose
of reporting plan for raising sufficient
funds to carry on the organization. The
next meeting will be one called by the COM
mittee, and will be held as soon as prepara-
tions can be made for the same by the COM
mittee.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
A. q. u. W.

The new lodge ut Grafton, W. Va, was in
stituted at that place Friday evening last.
Deputies are now making official vista.
tions. The board meets here Saturday next
Grand Medical Examiner DR.. j. Q. Dunn
predicts this month will be the banner
month.
General Custer Lodge No. lis, of Allegheny
City, will hold an open installation to-mor
row evening.
Thomas McMurray, Recorder of No. l24, re-
ceived present recently at lodge meeting
which he prizes very highly.
Grand Foreman A. A. Anderson, of this
city, who has been ill for several weeks,
made his appearance last week.
One of the lodges out toward the East End
should not be too hasty in the step they
contemplate. Reading up will explain the
matter.
j. W. Bassett, of st. Clair Lodge No. 50
Greensburg, according to latest rumor, Is
working ON q new lodge in Westmoreland
county.
bers in this vicinity, has settled at Scott
dale, and q new lodge may be planted there
through his efforts.
Grand Recorder McNair installed the of
ficers of Tarentum Lodge No. 223 Saturday
evening last at an open installation, and de-
livered fine speech.
Confidence Lodge No 249 has moved into
their new hall in Pleasant Valley and viii
be paid visit Tuesday evening by Industry
Lodge No. 25 in a body.
Grand Recorder McNair has great faith in
the ability of Center Avenue Lodge No. 124
and is willing to bet it will add 100 new mem
Ders to its roll by July l.
Welcome Lodge No. G. of Wheeling, W. Va,
received great praise from an Eastern jour
nal for the manner in which it assisted in in
stituting u new lodge lately.
Members should not forget the Degree of
Honor Tuesday evening, January 49, and
bring their families along, as the ladies are
recognized as valuable workers for the
order.
ID. G. NJ. ". Hon. Alfred Marland and
the members of his lodge Mt Washington
No. 49, called their neighhor, General
Logan Lodge, at Knoxville, last Tuesday
evening.
The officers of Industry Lodge No. 25 were
installed Tuesday evening last by Grand In
side Watchman Charles L. Hannah, assisted
by Past Masters Miller, Taylor, Stewart,
front. Marshall and Moody.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
Minor Court MuttPrings.

c. H. BRowY fled a petition for permission
to adopt Clara Anderson.
A DECREE was made yesterday allowing
William T. Barrett and wife to adopt Frieda
kirckbusch.
The Prison Board met yesterday and
adopted the new rules for the government
of the jail. The report OF the Committee on
Means for strengthening the Jail were also
adopted.
In the suit of Shoenberger & Co. against
the Equitable Gas Company, to have the
latter restrained from shutting off their
supply of gas because ofan alleged shortage,
a preliminary injunction was granted yes
terday and January is fixed for hearing
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10

Invincible Lodge No. ia will confer the
amplifled rank Tuesday.
The following officers of Invincible Lodge
No. ia were installed Tuesday, January 5
by d. d. G. G. Foster, assisted by 2. G. S
Rainbow, Allen, Watson, Ross and Kiehl:
P. C., George E. Young; c. C.,W.W. Simonds
V. c., j. A. Gall; P, F. Lehman; o. G., J. J.
Myers; i. G., L. NJ. Anstraw; NJ. at A., I'll. NJ
Mounsey; Trustee, David Walker.
Ameeting of the representatives of the
X. of P. lodges of Allegheny county for the
purpose of entertaining the Grand Lodge
representatives next August was held Fri.
day evening in the lodge room of Great
Western Lodge No. 345 P. c., A. E. Free
man, of Vestor Lodge No. 352, was elected
Chairman, and p c., B. Z. Harris, of Great
Western Lodge No 345. Secretary. Judging
from the number of representatives pres
ent aad the manner in which they con-
ducted the business, there ia no doubt that
it will be grand success The meeting
closed at 10 P. NJ. Another meeting will be
held at the call of the Secretary.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
Executions Issued Yesterday.

The following executions were issued
yesterday: Butler Manufacturing Company,
Limited, vs. Black, Hazlett & Co., S944 35;
s. q. Purvis & Co. VS. same, S351 IS;
Jareek Manufacturing Company VS. Ress-
man, Black, Hazlett & Co., S6O5 As and
S344 90: CORY City Iron Works VS. S. L.
Maxwell, S409 GO and S40S so; J. NJ Lamb
ing rs 5. L. Maxwell, S2O4 80; S. Ewart 81
Co. VS. Henry G. Schwarz, $500 Sc; B. s.
Trauermsn vs. Philip Schall, S312 96; First
National Bank, OF McKeesport VS. McKees-
port Light Company, 81, 800 81; C. f.
Goldstrohm VS. A A. Nordenstrohm, SIS OS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
Military Electric Lighting Wagon,

As showing the perfection to which cleo
trical machinery has been brought at the
present day, il is interesting 90 make note of
the production ofa complete electric light
ing wagon for military service. This ar
rangement is a small electric light station
on wheels. The car can be used for lighting
up any such military engineering operations
as bridge building, throwing up earthworks
at night, assisting the wounded on the bat
tlefield, ETC. In appearance it greatly re-
sem5les an ordinary fire engine. The total
weight, with 2 proper supply of coal, is
three and a half tons. The car carries u arc
lamps, with lanterns and poles complete,
and a search light.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
Master of Records and Clerk of Exchequer,
E. N, Aiken; Keeper of Exchequer, d. A

Master of Records and Clerk or Excnequer,
E. N, Aiken; Keeper of Exchequer, d. A.
Hoffman.
independent Castle No. 208. of Braddock.
has installed the following officers: >. Z. "
William D. Black: N. c., B. f. Johnston; v.
c., Harry Squires; Il. p, E. Fl: Coliedge; Y.
H., G. J. Wilkinson: K of E.. Thomas Giark;
C. OF E., j. NJ. Clark; NJ. of r.. r. c. White;
S. a.. T. C. Jones: W. B., A, E. shaddick; F.
G.. Thomas Pugh; S. g., Alex. w. Baxter:
Representative to the Grand Castle, d. II.
Fisher.
The following are the new officers Of Pride
of Cambria Castle, No. 81, of Johnstown, "a:
Past Chief, J. D. Schrecongost: Noble Chief,
Isaac Ream; Vice Chief, Harry Rowe; High
Priest, Thomas NJ Carpenter; Venerable
Hermit. George W. Gittings; Master OF Rec
ords, Charles H. Temple; Clerk of Ex-
chequer, Adolph Miller; Keeper Of EX-
chequer, Henry q. Lehman; Sir Herald,
Walter d. Seese; Worthy Chamberlain,
George W. Marsh; Ensign, John w. Engle;
Esquire, Amos Reeder: First Guardsman,
A. J. Willett; Second Guardsmau, Robert
Ream; Trustees, H. G. Martin, II. L. Hill, j.
D. Schrecongost; REPRESENTATIVE to the
Grand Castle, Charles H. Temple
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10

A bill in equity was filed in the United
States Circuit Court yesterday by W. A.
Zahn and others, against the Pittsburg
Tuberline Refining Company. The plain
tiffs are stockholders in the defendant COM
pany. They asked for restraining order to
prevent the officers of the company from
disposing of the assets and to stop action on
an execution issued. They also ask for the
appointment of a receiver The Court
granted a restraining order, fixing January
Is for a hearing.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10
Ordered to Pay Costs in Ohio.

In the United States Circuit Court yes
terdsy Nudge Reed made an order refusing
to stay proceedings in the case of B. J.
Haywood, Guardian of w A. Scott. VS. the
New York, Lake Erie and Western Rail-
road Company, until the costs in the same
case in the United States District Court of
Northern Ohio, from where it had been
transferred, had been paid. The suit was
for damages, the boy Scott having had both
legs cut of by train.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-10

Next Saturday night the degree staff OF
Duquesne Lodge No. 80 will confer the first
degree or two candidates.
Next Saturday night the degree staff of
Mechanics Lodge No. will confer the
second degree. Visiting brothers are always
welcome.
Last Friday night Pittsburg Lodge No. 1886
conferred the first degree in the presence of
a large number OF visitors. Next Friday
night the degree staff will confer the second
degree, and, as a delegation of visitors have
sienified their intention to be present, a
very interesting meeting is expected.