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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-02

Miscellaneous To Lets.
TO LET
Penn av., nesr Rebecca St., 7 rooms and bath
room. $50 per month.
Collins av., near Station ST., rooms and bath
room. s32 so per month.
O'Hara ST.. near Fifth av.. 8 rooms and bath.
$50 per month.
Second av., near Wood ST., 10rooms and bath, $50
per month.
Ellsworth station, roomss bath, inside W. c.,
etc., $50 per month.
LIGGETT BROS, II Diamond st.
ITO LET-Dwellings. stores and Offices: upon
i quest we will mail you our rent list regularly
until April l, free of charge; write your name
plainly and give full residence address-street and
number. Black & Baird, 95 Fourth av.
ITO LET-Stabling for six horses and wagons.
i Apply to est. II. Wood, No. 20S Wood ST..
city,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-02

Hazelwood Residences For Sale.
HAZELWOOD AV.-An elegant corner lot
IL irregular shape, equal to 52x12O feet within a
few minutes walk of Hazelwood station, Baltimore
Ohio Railway. and Second avenue electric cars;
will sell cheap for cash, to quick buyer. John E.
McCrickart, 140 Fifth av. telephone 1876.
Q7 OO0-A very desirable residence for the
Dt, money: new house, nine rooms. besides re-
ception hall, bath, pantry and laundry on Smith
st., near Second and Hardwood avs: : lot 5Sx120 it.
(SS E. W. A. Heron & Sons. so Fourth av.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-02

NOTTCE-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
~ notified not to give credi, on my account to
Mrs. Agnes NJ. Waugaman my wife, she having
left my home without just cause. / will not pay
mhi-H DR.. 1. S. wAUGAMAN.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-02

Manufacturing Sites For Sale.
MANUFACTURING SITES-On line of railroad
Nl and river and in the midst of inexhaustible
coal felds to 20 100 will be sold on long
time without interest. or donated in parts to any
bona fde. enterprsing concern that gives evidence
of solidity and growth. Plans, etc., at the office
Of Jas. w, Drape Co., Agents, 3Is Wood ST.,
Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-02

Business Properties For Sale.
THE valuable properties, 81, 50 and IS First av..
! with large corner lot; opposite Hostetter &
Co. IS warehouses. adjoining Ritter Conley and
Mansfield & Co.; properties of Sarah s. Getty, de-
ceased to be sold at public sale by order of the
ecutor of the estate on Tuesday afternoon,
March s. at 2 O'Clock. on the premises. Further
particulars from j. McF. Carpenter, Executor:
or JAS. W. Drape & Co., Agents and Auctioneers,
3l3 Wood St., Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-02
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE

AUCTION SALE
AT THE RESIDENCE.
Fine furniture. carpets, music box, range,
etc., THURSDAY, March 8, at 10 o'clock, at
the residence, No. 622 Ward street, Oakland.
Take Fifth avenue and Atwood street cars
to the door.
Fine mahogany chamber suites with Ten
nessee marble and French mirror, walnut
folding bed, cost $50; elegant hair mattresses,
fine bookcase, leather reading chair, leather
top table, handsome hall rack, cost sl25; fine
music box and stand, walnut sideboard and
extension table, leather dining chairs, par
lor furniture, chairs, rocker, tables, cabinets,
easels pictures, curtains, rugs, etc.; elegant
Brussels carpets on rooms, halls and stairs,
pillows and holsters, bedding, etc. Fine
steel kitchen range, cost sos: kitchen and
laundry furniture. Sale positive. House
open after o'clock morning of sale.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
fe28 l69-Mwrhsu AuctioneerS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-02

Qp1 800 buys 4-room house in Second ward, Ale-
sDl, gheny: come quick If you want 1t: rents for
sI2 per month. Batensperger & Williams, 14s
Fourth ay
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-02

NOTICE
On and after this date will pay no debts con-
nacted by my wife or anyone else.
NJ. HEILBRON.
mh2-S Sixth av.. Homestead, Pa.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-02
Allegheny Residences For Sale.

A elegant large residence property in Allie
IA gheny a few doors south from the parks; IA
spacious rooms and replete throughout with every
necessary improvement and general convenience;
wide vestibule and hallway; side lot and rear en-
trance; everything almost new and In good order;
residence was built for home. and no expense
was spared to make it substantial in every particu
lar; would exchange in part for small suburban
property. Jas. W. Drape & Co., 3l3 Wood ST.,
Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-02
LOST.

T OST OR observation-disclosures No. 255 Pittsburg
IL Petroleum Stock and Metal Exchange for i've
shares, issued Sept. @, 1855, to William Adams;
hereby notify and caution all persons against ne
Got!attnR the same, as have made application for
3 duplicate. w. Adams.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05

Driven From pillar 10 Post by Social and
Official Obligations.

A cable dispatch TO the New York sun says:
The lightning rapidity Of the Emperors
movements this week has completely ex-
hausted his suite During his visit 70 Schiltz
he went shooting morning and night. tramp
ing over heavy ground for miles at n pnce
which eft his companions tramplng YEARLY
In tho rear On Tuesday morning he was out
shooting again. lie returned barely IN time
for luncheon. and IN tie afternoon drove
with his host and hostess, the Count and
Countess of GoertZ. to the shooting box NJ
Eisenbnrg. where he hunted again. In the
evening he started for SchWcrin % attend the
funeral of his grand-aunt
on Wednesday evening" alter the funeral,
be took Il train tor Meppcn at ten o'clock.
He was on the firing ground IN Neppen at
daybreak with q score OF naval and military
experts. lie examined minuteiy every gun
that was tested especially the new small
Guns tor the navy, the big coast brecch-
loaders and the revolving guns. lie WAS
urrticularly delighted with the new twin
Gun. consisting of two barrels on one car
ringe. lie fred this gun himself, and sug-
gested the making OF similar pattern 1T
the irOuclads. hrupps new ulckel-plated
compound armor plates stood the soyerest
tests and the Emperor remarked that they
had now been proved 20 be the finest armOr
plates get put together. That night the
Emperor went 20 bed az Il o'clock. and he
rose at : o'clock on Wednesday morning TO
start for Wllhelmshaven 10 see the Duke OF
Oldensurg.
On his way he stopped to board the frgate
B0owu.f AZ 10 clock IN the morning. This
war-ship is the first one OK its kind that the
Emperor had seen. and he went all over her
from stem to stern and from top to bottom.
He examined tho keel tunnels. arrange
ments for armament and the officers quar-
tors. He then rested little IN his stateroom.
while the yacht he boarded crui5ed out
towards Heigoiand. Alter voyage around
the island be returned 10 the mouth of tho
Weser On SATURDAY morning. lie inspected
infinitely the d0ck-yards OF the North German
Lloyd. talked with the superintendent as %
the disposition oi the Elder. and then has
tened on 10 lotsdsm lie reached tho new
palace early yesterday morning and went 20
bed for u rest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
WESTERN INFORMALITT.
Where They Treat Visitors Cordially but
With Cheerful Tnconvenfionaiity.

Where They Treat Visitors Cordially but
with Cheerful rnconveniionality.
The lavish Western hospitality which in
ssts upon treating a guest rs a very great
parsonage has not vet been replaced by con-
yentional GOODNESS and formalty. Not long
ago the wife OF literary man visited relatives
IN a Western city. says the brandon Buckshaw.
Her coming having been duly announced by
"a local paper the day alter her arrival 40 less
than five private carriages we're placed az the
lady disposal including drivers.
She could not accept them all. bat did not
fail Of al opportunity 10 drive out and SEQ the
very fine country about the town. Within
fOrty-elght hours she al received o.less
than fifty calls from people who came 10 pay
their compliments and who paid them with
great generosity and enthusiasm.
But the browning experience was 10 come
With another relative she attended SOFT Of
Sunday school meeting. intending 10 take a
seat mOdestly at tie back part oil the house
and bear what went on. Entering the hall
the two ladies' were beckoned 10y an usher
This way. ladies'
They followed him. and before they were
fully aware OF % were upon the platform close
by the minister side and facing the audience.
The minister then proceeded - make an i'd
dress IN which he euiOglZed he fame Of the
literary man and The virtues OF HIS wife end
ing by inviting her TO address the children.
But the Eastern lady, who was shy and re-
firing IN disposition. could not even attempt
10 rise; perhaps her knees would not have
held her t she had attempted She rat still
quite overwhelmed. with downcast eyes.
There was painful silence. which presently
the minister broke.
III then. he said. 'our friends do not care
10 address Us. perhaps they will rise aud
give Us "A good look AZ them
This Was as hard q demand 10 fll as the
other. The ladies sat perfectly quiet and
there was another still more painful silence
There was nothing 10 DO but 20 60 on with
the exercises. II was an awful experience for
the lady from tho East but in spite Of II she
spent her time in the town very delightfully."-.
finding the people warm hearted beyond all
account and the place attractive and interest
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
era, Shakespeare second, Valt

first. Shakespeare second, Valodi" 'n"u
Time. 1000. LIE furlonps-
Rrcket first. Richard T. second. Altar tn"u
Third race one mile-Wyoming trst' 'u'
nina second. Iceberg third. Time l;oO7t
Fourth race. seven-eighths OF nileJf % r. r.
wood first. Samaritan second "hee''' -
'" rittb race five-eighths Of rnile-Msld O
Blarney first, Flattery second. Mopsoo" '"'' -
SIKH race. seven and half furlongs.Let
on 81 drs. Bravo second. Jim Glare third.
Time. 1.i2.
The entries are: ,,. Tr1ro
First race. six and hall furlongs
Nelson Boyery. Can't Tell. liz; fIuto' ~
Tonmsst IOs: Citizen. 1917; Pestllence, lOo,
Rrsvo 105: san Ardo. i0l Bootack, frince
Picard bohemian. Montella, va SlumOer'
'9 Second race. half mile. two-year-olds-har l
p late Bonella colt. no Cur Magsle'
Fiossie Tanning. l07; Marie Barnes colt w
Third race. ono and a quarter mlles -0 ~
destone. ll6 Fiyton. General Gordon, Ilo'
Iceberg. 1Os: Eleye. l0i Daring lVj. Dun
dee. Alan Archer l01.
Fourth race. four and half furlongs
mound. l2l. John Day. liz ROmance. 10,
Tcs,acv. il2: Rockhul. 10 Pardon, Baltl-
more H.. Prohibition. 1906; Ballad; lOi.
Fifth race. tve-eighths OF mlle-Sunday
Fitzroy, Censor. Muciage. ll5. Anarchist
Young Lottery. IL; Layinla, Bonnie Lass
sixth race. four and a half furlongs Hum
drum. ilG. So So. Prince Albert Royalty. lOs;
Occasional Cgeldingl. lOj: Mamie b B, Trou-
blesome lO5. Turner lOi: Pete, 1922 Golden.
o.
GrrrrvBuRG. n. j.. May following a
the results Of to-days races:
First race. three quarters OF mile-Mohl-
can first Mabeie second. Headlight third.
Time ll594.
Second race. four aud half furongs
Sandowne first. Wheeler second. Key Del
Mar third. Time. 81
Third race. four and half furlongs Noon
dav first. Lebanon second, Coldstream third.
Time. 1923.
Fourth race. four and a half furlongs Miss
Olive first. Jeweler second Insight third.
lime. 574.
Fifth race. three-quarters Of a milo Bitten
first. Pagan second. Fleurette third. lime,
Sixth race. six and q half furongs Run
ming Bird first. Climax second. Pelham third.
Time. l:Z2.
Tho entries are.
First race five-eighths Of mile Headlight,
Shotoyer. Little Willie. 10, Brewer. Canteen,
Algebra geldingl. Louis l07 Prettwlt, lOi.
Second race. six and half iuriongs iilau-
Gus. il6 jay +. Dee, Fred F.. IL kempland,
Queen Of Trumps. l06. Bob Arthur lOi;
Gladiator. g. Alma T.. y.
Third race. fiye-eighths of a mile Cold
stream. l20 Blanche. ll9: Battle Cry, ia:
Seryitor. Anomaly. King Arthur, 49, Bolivar
Ella Lakeland fly. o..
Fourth race. one mlle-Badge. 1l3; Pagan
lO2 Mohican qs. Yagabond 80.
Fifth race four and q half furlongs- Balla-
rat ia Derango, 109. Fleurette, l02; Uncer-
tainty 81: Oregon. -
sixth race. seven.eiehths of q mile-Cen-
taur. 12S Harrison. 12O Picket. lis. Ofalece.
III. Amos. ll6 Conundrum 10. }. b., ia;
Forest King. ll3. McKeeyer, lO7; Brooklyn,
l01. Maxim fly. 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
Major A. G.. Smith Dead.

BETHEL ACADEMY. Va. VA WARRTvroy.
Va. May Especial. Major A. c. Smith;
the honored founder and principal Of Bethel
Military Academy. died at 2 o'clock this
morning. Pneumonia and congestion OF the
lungs were the immediate cause of his death.
lie leaves a sorrOwing wife aud daughter and
a number IF mourning friends.
Major K. Augustus Mcintyre will succeed
him III the general supenntendentship. ond 1t
"a thought that he will ably FIJI the position.
Major Smith was man Of great usefulness
TO both Church and State. and il will be hard
10 repair his loss lie had brilliant war record.
Iie won especial distinction at Gettysburg.
He was the only field officer left unhurt after
the battle. lie had no enemies and his
friends are coextensive with his acquaint-
ance. OF a truth 1t may DO said none knew
him but 10 love him or named him but 10
praise him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05

blaine. Senators Sherman and Hiscock. The
races were all well conte ted and the talent
was hard hit. only one iayorte
landing first money. Ine Ste
plechase an extra event Tor
district hunters. gentlemen riders. was pro-
ductivo OF two falls. Fortunately neither Of
them was seriOus. Tramp threw DICK wal
ZACH at the first hurdle. and Cock o. the
Walk. the favorite. tumbled at the NTH with
Mr.. hnutt when he was far away III the lead
He rode his horse too hard. however. and The
animal weakened. The results follow
First race. two-year olds. five eighths OF a
mile Morel.o first Hiram second. Conn.,
dence third Time l.OS9..
Second race. three-year olds and upwards.
one mile purse slOO-lsaac Lewis first, Mar
gherita second. Bolero third. lime. LA.
George ". and Emblem scratched.
Third race, handicap. purse 90. three
fOurths ot mile Rosa II. first, fsgot
second. Fidelio third Time l.l5 =.
Fourth race. selling. for three-year-olds and
upward beaten at this meeting, hye-eighths
OF q mile, purse S400 Hands on first Ia
Cgao second. Absconder third. Time. 1:03
Fifth race. selling for three-year-oids and
upwards beaten az this meeting. purse 1900,
five turlongs Puzzle first. Hardy Fox second,
Mary J. third. Time. lOj.
Sixth race. Hunters steeplechase. about
two aud a half miles. purse sl5)-Arab DE.
lancy) first, Alliance Payne second. Folly /.
shepherd third No time taken.
The entries for tomorrow are
First race, one mle-Nardee. 1i2: Mar
gherita. Dr. Wilcox, l0G; Mabel r. Pomeroy
~.
Second race, half a mile. selling. two-year-
olds -Jilt. III: Jimmy Lambley. los: Char
coal. Gemima, l07; Lew. All knight,
log: Sweet Alice. 1856 Clairmont. 100.
Third race. purse 200. for maliens OF all
ages. three-quarters of "a mile. Entries close AT
the track tomorrow at 10 A. NJ.
Fourth race. three-quarters OF mile. sell
ing -l}allyb0o. 100. Owen Roberts lO5: Nu-
bian. 1872 Natalie 5, ~; Emblem. IS; Queen
ID Or. 50.
Fifth race. hurdle milo and q half--Dela-
ware, 1853. Pat Oakley. liS; Return, l3S;
Ecsrte, 1873; Bendigo, 1873
At GrTrESRURG AND GLOUCESTER.
GLoucEsTeR. n. j.. May 4.-The results Of
to-day's races were
First race, i've eighths Of mile-The Earl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
struck by an Engine Oyster Dredging.

WELDON. \. c. May Especial. This
morning negro man came very near being
killed here by an engine of the Raleigh and
Castor road. He was walking along between
two tracks and saw y freight tram approach
ing. lie got on tie other track aud an en-
CINE struck him from behind. lie did not
see and could not hear the engine on ac-
count Of tho noise made by the freight train.
Ho received severe wound on the head, but
was not seriously injured.
one OF the Alliances OF Pitt county has
passed resolutions TO the effect that they find
no warrant for action upon the st. Louis plat
form. rs the state Alliance has not adopted
and the state execul.T- committee of the Al
lance has taken no oft q action IN regard 10
IT, The resolutions isC deDlOre and de-
n0unce the arbitrary and dictatorIal
stand assumed by Presiden1 Butler. Of
the State Alliance. IN making the support ~
the 81. Louis platform test Of good fellow
ship by prescribing all such as will not stand
by them 40 the conference at Raleigh on the
18th. and question Alr. Buffers authority
in this presumptuOus course" The Pitt
county Ali4nce II will DO remembered. Op-
posed the -. Louis platform and demanded
representation IN the conference notYith-
standing us opposition.
Slel-Flsh Commissioner Lucas IL now in
favor OF dredging oysters in the deep waters
OF PamlicO sound. lie has examined into the
subject thoroughly and comes - the conc.u-
sion that such dredging will not interfere
with the 'tOngers nor will IL destroy the
crop. A q member Of the last State Senate
Air. Lucas was a strong advocate Of the law
then enacted forblddlng dredging. The en-
actment Of this law caused the closing Of
many canning establishments at Elizabeth
City. Washington and New Berne.
he Old Dominion Steamship Company
and the Clyde North Carolina Through
Freight Line have consolidated and will DO
operated under the combination a. one line
making tr.-weekly trips between Wash
ington. North Carolina and Norfolk. making
the usual regular connections. The people
III Washington are pleased with the change
Mr. ". r. silles and Miss Mary l.. lyey
were married to-day at the residence OF ". l..
Toy. near town by the Rev. i. \. Stainback
All Of this county.
For the fiscal year ending May I'd there
Were twenty-seyen deaths IN town, fifteen
whites and twelve coiOred. The ratio is
eighteen 10 the thousand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
THE TUNNEL CAVED IN.
BAD WRECK on THE ". v. c. r. IL.
Rev, o. Ryder Evonorated from the
Charge of Immortality. {. News.

Charge of ImmorsIitv-N. c. News.
RALEIGH. \. c.. May 4.-lSpecial.l-A
special says q bad accident occurred at tun-
mel on the Murphy branch of the Western
North Carolina railroad yesterday. The over
head timbers gave way and the tunnel was
completely filed with rocks. dirt and other
debris. 1t will take several days 10 clear out
the tunnel. and in the meantime all passen-
gers and mail have to be transferred.
John G. George, Esq, of Baltimore. presi-
dent and chief owner of the Raleigh Electric
street railway. arrived here to-day to inspect
the property. He expresses himself as well
pleased with the enterprise here and states
that IL is his intention to open ~ seyera1
parks al the termini of the various lines on the
suburbs of the city.
The committee appointed 20 investigate the
charges IF immortality against Rev. .. Ryder.
a Methodist minister OF Durham, have made
a report generating him. Rev. Ryder was
charged with freluenting disreputaDle por,,
tons of the town. and the accusation created
a great sensation at the time.
news is received that the town commis-
sioners of Morehead City. the Leading sum
mer resort OF the North Carolina coast nave
again refused TO grant license 10 sell wines
and LIQUORS there this season. Inere was a
preat amount OF kicking and considerable
thinning out Of the crowd over TINS same
regulation last year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
: Distinguished Lawyer Dead.

WINSTON. \. c.. May Especial. Hon
w. b. Glenn. Of this city. who has been an
inmate OF the State Hospital Mt Morganton
for "A year and half. died IN that institution
for some time and his death was not unex-
uected Nj Glenn was born in ladkln
county. April 49,. 1877: his father being the
late Iyree Glenn. Of that county Alter
good school education he graduated at Prince
ton College III 1910, aud commenced to read
law under Judge X. VI. Pearson at Rich
mOnd Hill. lie got his license 10 1872 and
first settled at iadkin and then moved
TO Forsyth where he associated
himself in the practice OF law with
Hon. G. b. Watson and afterwards with
Major L.. 3. Glenn. While IN iadkn he was
member Of the State House Of representa-
tiyes. and IN 1881 represented torsyth ana
Stokes in the Senate. I'm 1916 he was one OF
the 1iden and Hendricks electors and made
"a canvass that for power OF argument has
seldom if ever been equaled IN NOftn faro
Ina. As Jury LAWYER, Mr. Glenn had few
superiors in the state In celebrated case
IN which he appeared for defendant charged
with murders the late Judge Thomas Kuihn
said ms speech was the grandest effort he had
ever heard IN a courthouse. HIS remains
will be brought home tonight for lnterment.
The members Of the Winston Bar held
meeting at o'clock this afternoon ana APP
pointed . committee 10 meet the body IN
greensboro L ut AlAAtihA VIII sNAD iAhNN "
morrow evening.
Mr. W. +. Martin. a young tobacconist Of
Winston ana Miss Lizzie Thomas, OF Ashe
COUNTY were married at Jefferson to-day and
arrived in Winston tonight. They Will leave
tomorrow for a visit 70 Northern cities.
A contract was closed to-day with Messrs.
Tate and Kahn. OF Richmond, 10 join Win
st0n ball team for the season.
The Lutheran Synod, which adjourned IN
Salisbury last night. pledged 1900 towards
the erection of a house of worship IN Winston.
At meeting OF the executive committee Of
the State Horticultural Society IN Greensboro
today IT was decided not 10 hold any fruit
fair this year. on account of the shortage OF
the crop.
Certificates we're sont to Governor Holt to-
day, asking him 20 order an extra term of the
FORSYTH SUPERIOR Court. e. open on the third
Monday M July. for the trial OF civil cases.
The election was ordered to-day for the city
10 vote upon the issuance Of 100000 worth
OF bonds with which to purchase the water
works. Ii will be held on July "a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-05-05
Chnngo in the Name of Firm.

firm Of Roberts. Holt & fair. dealers in
hardware. implement, and building material.
has changed 10 3. A. Roberts Cob. A.
Roberts aud ". X Holt remaining and ". v.
and l.. Gregory being interested.
Tho owners of the Mineral and City hotels
are making large additions 10 their buildings.
Judge Holmes at the last session Of the
county court refused liquor license 70 the
Chase City applicants, but an appeal was
taken.
Rev Mr. Keen. of the Union Theological
Seminary will supply the Presbyterian pulpit
durng the summer Rev. Thomas Drew,
ID. d.. VINO has been extended u call to be-
come pastor. VIII not arrive before the fall