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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago March 1s.-''Tbe Evening Jsurnsp' reports:
CattewIleceipts 5000 head shpments 4,oooi paskee
steady; good e choice y sSdsi 20 sssr' 20 aeS ~
81 IL Texans - 9oas3 so; cows, 81 s5as3 " Hogs
Rrce o., 81 900 head shipments 1900; 100 lower
Rough So ~ asa; packers 81 lOd54 10 prime heavy,
Jds4 So butcher weights, ~ 55Gs4 90 ghs - 1o1
- so. Sheep-Kcceipts. 800 h11 shipments. 1.soo
Marke-sheep 5dl0c higher lambs steady natives. - %
as6 %: Westerns, s5 40as6 lambs, IS joae8 SIS
ST. Louis March 1s-Cattle-Recepts, 40 head mar
BET steady fair good native stesss ssfy. 40 tr %
800 head Market steady 10 fair 70 prime heavy,
81 7oas4 sol mixed ordinary 70 good - 1ods4 70, lds
fair best "a 6Oasi 70. sheep-Receipts. 200 head.
Market strong fair desirable muttons, sfas6.
Buffalo March S-Cattle-Recepts last "a hours, 2 $50
head total for the week thus far 1880 head for saus
time last week, l2 l40 hesd CONSIGNED through 22so
head to York $50 head sale, 40 head Opened
steady and firm closed hrm with few here Hog-Recelpts
last "a hours. 10 loo head total for the week thus Tar,
$4,000 head for time last week. 3d. 100 head on
sale, 500 head. Opened I5a20c lower ell gedsa;
mediums aud heavy very duh and selling better sn
IS 03 packers and mediums - 90 ass Workers. good "
best - 95as6 DO pigs end light 81 vOaFi 30 good
DO common n%Ss ssps 10 r & s. asord oSss s. 2sS
q 20; common roughs sS 756st TO- stag 90 5oSss s.
week $500 head consigned through, 1900 head to
NewYoIk, 1900 head sale g. 400 head Opsned steady
and firm for lants sheep stronger closed Arm bulk sold
sheep-Ext,a seney y loaso 30 good to choice ssS'
Lsmb-Good to extra native, s7ds7 fair good do.
Sc 5odS6 90; culs to common, $3.50 %
CLOSING PRICES oF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
Gan Morc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

savannah March 15.-Cotton steady midding
g l-4c low middng, 3-4c good ordinary, 3--c :;
net aud gross receipts 1913 bales exports eoastwi'a
94O bales: SALE. l75 bales stock 80. $50 bales.
Weekly-Net receipts 1898 bales gross. 377 bales
exports ~ the continent, $500 bales cOaswise $50
bales sales, 800 bales.
News Orleans March l3.-C0tton quiet middng,
8 l4c low mlddlne. 5-c. good ordinary, loc; net
receipts 40 bass @ao go's 45ao ba 600 e4 ka 70
the Cm,nnont 3,75a bales; cOastwisc, 3.462 bales +;
aaIa, 3 600 bales stock. 430.43O bales Weckly-Net
ceipts 40 ISL bales, TO>s ~, 100 bales: exports to
Great IritAn. 1881 bale, to France, 12,s45 bales ;
to the Continent 49, 4S bales: coastwisc 1891 bales
sales, 30 40 bales
Galveston March lection Steady; middng,
5I6c: low miidling $40; good ordinary 3l0c +;
net aud gross receipts. 101l bales sale. 2lG bales
took fO2Gl bnlc-. Weely-Net and gross receipts,
TO- tr7 bales exports France, 5.597 bales: to the
Continent, $50 bales; cOastwlsc, 3J72 bales; SAILS,
2467 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

THE NORMAL COLLEGE MARKING SYSTEM MAY GO.
The question Of the advsaby Of sbolshing oe marx
Ing system the Normal College is before te c"ese
trustees and is exciting considerable interest among the
students subcommittee the trustees, composed OF
Mrs Williams Mr. HubJe and President Hunter Is con
ssering proposition 70 abolish all marks except Tor ad
reion and graduation The plan presented BY The FACULTY
Of ce college provides that rating OF either pt"Aeht OF
ssAaien. he given IL each student and any %ent who
fails 70 receive promotion may claim an eGtr e\anu
a. Meter Of light and II she is found qualified to Go 80
will be promoted spite OF the low rating OF the instructor
" "a nrahle that the plan will be adopted with slight
notifications.
president Hunter has received COMMUNICATIONS nom
,birtvone OF the leading educational Institutions Of The
United States concerning the methods employed n the al
ms sa,i .nv TWO Of them agree in their plans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

dull at G3s sd. Pork in fair demand. Hams In pOJr
demand. Bacon ~ poor demand Cumberland cut
about IS to 30 n, steaty at i,s. Cheese In de-
mand. Tallow in god demand. Turpentino IN fair
demand. Roean IN poor demand. Lad-SpO In fair
March duh at SIS Cd Aprl aud May dun at SIS I'd
Wheat IN poor demand No. rcd, winter, steady at
Is l-2d No. > red spring. steady at Is 10 I'D
Flour in poor demand COrn-spot, in poor de
mand futures, IN fair demand mixed, Western spot
dun at As I'd March, dull at 4s Cd, April steady at
Is l-4d May steady AT IS | gid Hops ut London
RLclc Ina-l-IAcrc rs nnihlng nleTing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
COTTON MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool, March Is. p. m.-Cotton-I The sales 81
the day inclrded $500 bales Anersan tuturcs ,losd
barely stendy AmeIican-Mi ddlng. low mlddlng
clause March delivery, 3 ~ sid valne March and
April delivery. - dld value; Apru and 1lay dovery
80 1j4dd . 33tid May and .ie delivery, 3 iO-04dd
8,b,4d: June and July delivery, 3-- da3 3!|o4d ;
July and AUGUST delivery. 81 G4d0 42o4d; August
and september delivery. A564d sellers; september
delivery. 34e-Gid sellers, September and October dc
livery, 4--6fi sellers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

ITO LET.-A cheerful apartment, iatine
Washington Square. Apply at % WSsl-
Ingion square, West.
ITO ELNI.-lI9 Snd IL West 7I-t-,t..
rOuNenicut " UOth ard 1zdst. eleyat d
stations. apartment Of 8 rooms and bal-
/ Dom; steam heated. decorated house %
feet wide by IS feet dep. for cOnveni"nre,
location ana rental, they are unsurpassed on
tie Wrst SIDE. Apply 90 JANlTOR, on
premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
6orses ano Carriages.


A CHANCE SELDOM OF ft1tf,::DS
n. ONLY FEW MQRE Lh-r II
RETIRING FROM Dl>lN - l. ~ ~
ENTIRE STOCK OF WA,,ONS' an
EIAGES, TRUCKS. CARTE, "a "a ~ ~
WAGONS, RAILROAD CARTS, II An
NESS. BLANK cts. ETC, o. ~ -
EMITTED STATES WAGON AND IN
RiAGF COMPANY, 3D-ANE. 18th A -
SOTU SITS. MUST BIZ SOLD by MAJ
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS, REGARD
LESS OF COST.
1880 PETER 4. CASSIDY. Proprietor.
nOCTOR'S wagon for sale; built bv J. ".
~ Brewster; in excellent condition. Al
81 East 4lSr--t.
L. OR SALE-A stylish degcaft by Hook
l. ef; good a. new bargain. ). o.
t0ACHMAN, zoo East 9oua-st., Paterson
n. J.
u OR SALE-Chld's pony. cert and har-
Il ness o. TO hire FOR the SEASON. A
dress Or. o. c. JACKSON, p. y. Box lOl,
Jamaica l., l.
w AN TED. 80 o0O, 900 people 70 send FOR
w Blrch's carriage and haIness Gaia
logues largest assortment In America very
moderate prices don't pay such oNtrsugant
prices for harness ara carriages estab
llshed 1852. Address j. Il. BIRCH, Bur
Iine0n, n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
Gonntrn Real estate 60 Get

A SBUKY PARK, y. J.-Desiraole fur
"A SHED cottage and bO1rdlHg houses 70
1T; list forwarded upon oppaicaton.
MILAN ROSS, Asbury PARK, y. J.
ITO LET.-The Comparatively new rtsi.
i dence No. II Park ave. fonksfsi ID
rooms, with every Odrrn hnpro' eintnt Tor
summer and wint'r Use; elegant views {,
b IN healthy location. Apply % 4. HALLl-
DAY. Importer. II Ilsirison-st, y. Y.
TO LET Prem May lat. Sstofy and ex-
tension brick h0use. 1872 Relleviir-SN"..
Newark. y. j.; 10 rooms all inpro'ements,
b minutes from d., OTIS. street cars IN front
OF door; rent $50 refsrenfts required.
For permitA &c. apply 70 GEORGE W.
TOMRfSs. 81 Passaic-st.. Newark y. j.
ITO LET-Lsks George, adjoining Cros-
byside Hotel. handsome, modern-fur-
hished cottage tcehouse flied boath0use
and boat. STOCKWELL, 80 Liherty-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
domestic 6ituatlons tpantc0

Males.
A YOUNG MAN q refinement, iovial dis
"A uositlon. would like situation Us com
panion or nursc hfst-e la7s ny feirrono,s.
WILLING AND OBblGlNG Tribune
ONCE.
A Young Swedo wishes q situation
"A ln a stable: understands the care q
horses thoroughly; willing and ohliging
Cain for .wo days at GA Union-st., Brook
I'm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
Cunnirn Real estate for Sale

.----.~~--~------->-~~~~~~~- --y-@-~-S
A GEACI tON A4ON4 AIh-DN e..InRs
"A for s4le or 70 Jet lsalg soItmeht Of
lAd-One building sitos %.ho cay.
=. BIS < TAYLOR, neeAIn'sl-st.. y. \.
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Qressmlkln9.


. pTiS.rIC DHEsSM AkING. - Psriert
a nttinR costume, jackets ana "iSP. !
Lsud.One dress Tor ~. Nine. q" In,
20 West I'd u.
A FlKST-CLASS fashionable dr'--mak~r
"A would Ike a few more g.od cu t9in' p ,
onargcs moderate. from al. MODESTO. lfJ
Zoe. 12d--t.
RES-MAKER Of long cNpcrcnce. Der
ID feet uL aid inish, can ttir a T." more
customers work AZ home. l2G Wo't o5d-st.
HEsoMAFER -COod ntur operator,
.,uinrtr.-- - 30 pr oayt lsh o., rr
children. Ms i. A.. l13 Last s"th-rt
VIASINOTABLE drr.- and cloak moA'r
4 Wishes a few more place. b. 20 out by
tue DIV. terms rea enable. lo6 SANiman-
ave. Eroodyn, T. -.
SEAL GARMENTS repaired summct
- prices. Mr.. BAi.HLK, llS W o.
Kegent. IT,. London. and Grnther-. bth.av".
STYLISH French erc,su.Aker aud miliiucr
> VIII g out r. tne d. os a. , a.oh,2se
tn square. care Of Nine Van Nesto iihk
8 time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
nork nanIeo.

Females
4 FRENCH LADY, capable Of acting AZ
"A secretary Ia French, English aud Ger.
man also OF attending 70 general shopping,
Il. ling a great deal Of taste. wishes a situA
zion With refined lady highest references.
Address REA DER AND CHAPl-RONE,
/. 13S broadway. ------------
A YOUNG German woman wishes 70 learn
n dressmaking. A. LENGHElM, 3f5
81 18th 81, between lat and I'd aVes.
ORGANIST- Lady would Ike position in
~ mall church kew-YOrk OF Jersey City.
O.. 81 south-st.. Newark. n. J.
n OSITION.-By yonng lady graduate as
daily goyerness for English. French and
SPANISH or priNat" lessons. Address MISS
MINNERY. Hotel Gladstone. broadway and
50th--;.
E-EURfsTARY. -Laey, educated and com.
petent desires position a. private secre.
,.ry Tor gentleman; l. a stenogHphic type.
,Srit@r OF several years business experience;
reference given. SECRETARY, 1872 West
21St-si
STFNOGRAPHLR and TYPEWRITER
- desires position rapid accurate speed,
100 words from Paipes Business College.
srENO. 22l East lO7th-st
- TEN PHER.-EXperiehced and com
- petent lady st-nograpber desires position
Address Miss N. 40 Ross-st.. Brooklyn.
" DUNG LADY desires position As typo
j writer. Address l.. G. NJ, Dex IS,
Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
lOork tUante0.
Females.

lIANTED.-work Oh OIL portraits o. land
w scope painting; nrst-rlas- work at
reasonable prices. Mrs. FOX. 1874 55th-st.,
Brooklyn. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
Citp Heal estate 90 Get.
Rcal estate.

NWNERS or LAND IA Hughes, Suly or
~ HYDE Comfy, South Da@. a. wei rs
Isrties wishing 70 inyeet VIZ nhd u 70
he'r Interest 10 correspond WIN }. ,. III
WIN. Blunt s. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
Citn Real estate for Sale.


A -3-STORY and basement high stoop
"A. brownstone front dwelling, 2oX52NlO2;
No. l44 W est 73tn-st., near PSIk; street,
loo n. wide parked perfect title gusFan'
l. OR SALE-IHkkE FOUK-STORY
j brOwnstone high -toop houses. Nos:
1O2, lea. 1O5 West 69th--t decorated and
furnished throughout with gas-llNtures
convenient TO Goth aid I'd 81. elevated sta
tons. Apply for price and terms IN Office
on premises.
L. OR sALE.-55 WEs4 9oih-Sr.. north
Il SIDE becs cen Sth asld Stl sVes.-Ele-
CANT 2O-foot 4-story high stoop brownstone
house. decorated restffctd neighoorhood
For Price aud terms Apply u JANIIOh,
1V2 West 9Uth -
NOR SALE or TO RENT on tdg~coru5.
i ave. ore block west OF shave, between
13Sth and 1901 sts.-Three- story and base
nent house,, handsomely decorated also NO.
333 West l3Sth.-t.. convenient b. l55o-st.
al" station iow price terms reasonable.
Apply u WAYNE Agent, on premises.
"a EST SIDE LOTS, with or without
w loan. STEVENS shave, corner
93d.st. 9th-sve. and lO4th-st
OIQ wEsT 77TH-ST.. opposite Coll-a.
40 ate Church. -- Four story. IS Sxi3.
with extension decorated complete for oc-
eupancy. Apply on premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

CLOSING PRICES oF SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco March 49, 1892
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Gclp Wnnie0.

Gelp Unnie0.
A tents AND oANvAssEEs nal. Q,
n female % TO - daily pioits sure
s2Ps5e"s ss,,I@s s.;1y, s e. A 70. p,
fcu4ar, aGyro>s l. ~ IMAM a CO.. "s'i
Winst.d. Conn.
Males
A CENTS For, new tcr,,tory pure NE
y Insurance, chesP~t known Si0te az.
tao1ty. .eserre, full elaine psld oht -
a,-.r-reut-, total zinc. i-S, cotigsP9,.
de,ce uviud Adcl..- PEOEIDLNT AID
SOCIETY,". Portland. Ne.
4 CUOiR-MAsrER v,u'd a. a. NJ,
~ Fal-. y. =, singer I, contur.
vested hoir. = .oi opIo nltc- T. -
teacher. Addrcs' Iics. o. ~ CoOkhoN.
EARM HANDS wan cd good mixers
L -teady place year round. COIL IL
756 broadway
NEN wANTLD on cattle steamer ~
vi London ana Liverpool 20 w0rA Tor free
passage. 81 Gr"chwioh-st.
SALESNEN for al kmds " s7,s apple
- auccs used IN the artS. sei'rlr'-, manu-
featuring Sc. and FOR domestic pufpp- ~
ess-sayihg governors. burner. " hlgh.
6AS-sAVING Co.. 63 Wet 30th.-t
XNANIED.-An efficient assistant book
W kcrps. Ad1e,- with reierencrs' an
oiice Box .834. New-York.
x1Ot'N0 NAN - keep acrount' and 70
\ do collecting for downtown h1m var
,t,re. Address II. A, Pos,ohce BoN J'-''.
Females.
NGLIsH TEACHER wanted rlc'-e
II state terms and particular. ADdi''s
g. J.. NJ. 20 sth-aNe. -
WANTED. BY an ,ldcHv gentleman o.
w cunning pretty cottage 30 thr brautl-
f,l Village 81 Lakewood refined com@h-
loua' D. Christian INDY % manhs' hl7 10
,nc.,i. a-faif. Addfcs, y. o. Box -,
Lakewood y. j. no salary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
FURNISHED Rooms

-----~- - o. - r. q, o. q =
A LARGE furnished front room. suitable
II Tor two gentlemen. OF married couple.
y Grcenwich-ave.
BACHELOR APARTSl ENT.--ihe Lest
1 located and most select in city had
ss.uely furnished large ana exclusive bath;
$40 per month, Including fire. gas and atr
fendalrce Madison-aNe., between goth AID
icth St. n. b., Box 342, Tribune Up
town once l,244 BrOadwa!.
. UNIVERSITY PLACE, near North
y Washington square; an elegant large
heated front pa'lOl, with foldihg-b bed phi
Vate family.
= UNIVERSITY PLACE. near North
- Washing tOn SQuare.-Nicelv furnished
large heated rooms; - and SO; private
family.
10TH ST, 10 West, near 5Asve
i . Handsome saloon parloI furnished or
ulfurni,htd; Hight bushes, or club; also
other rooms.
CO,TH-sT. ~. near broadway .-Com;ei;.
80 able rooms, ia th adjoining, neat hotel
attendance, convenient hO,eis, resiau ant,
station gentlemen.
300 WEST 33D.sT.-Room and bod.
-~CJ room rear house. 81 20 up; front
house. room and bedroom. - 20 70 80.
Gail any time Room 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19

EUROPEAN PRODt CE MARKET
Liverpool. March IL. :45 p. m.-reef in poor de-
mand extra ndin mess, dull at G-s ID, prime mess
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Domestic 6itnations tUantcI

Females
~ ASTED.-Csre Of house for summer
w months by a respectable party; ex.
cellen. reference furnished. j. ANGUS.
6l1 10th-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-19
BOARD an0 Gooms,


u ROADWAY BOARD AND ROOM
u DIRECTORY, s3i broadway. Room -.
-Desiraee boating places all part city
.uU information rec.
HOTEL VIANO 81 East lsth-st.-Res
1 rant table d'hote. rooms; ta.iy. weeK-
iy; with or without board elevator a.
commoistc;fe 70 parties.
ID RIVAlE family consisting OF two. HN-
ing a. q large Hat, corner l25rh--t. and
Mad nave. having moro Dom rhan hey
c9ur', would tax" = gentleman. with good
references O. Lot4d ono Who Nollt apyr"-
tat. god hlur. ~pply Clarendon nat,
.9JS Malls nave.
"a GRAN ERCY PAHK.-FanIt ho.ei
wv single rO,ni~; steam heat; hrst-class
table: -. upward; fog gentlemen.
g. TI-ST.. l6 TO 20 FA>I.-Cboice
rooms On suite or singly pafior din
lng-ioom; superior table; references
40 TH-ST. 81 Wt-sr.-Hand~ome back
& O pa ior. With board U4lu-.t1ry font
room references.
100 DIST. IFS WFST.-Larac ,unny
i 90 room nicely furnished all con, eni-
euces New Fl gland table 1ne location.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-09
ALLEGHENY COUNTY LEADS.
The Annual School Report Shows Them to
Be in a FIattering Cohdition.

The Annual School Report Shows Them to
Be In FIattering Condition.
Superintendent Hamilton has just made
public his annual report on the Allegheny
county schools for the past year. The re-
port shows that the county, comprising 757
square miles of territory, contains SO school
districts, divided into So townships, 35 bor-
oughs and one Independent district There
are 719 teachers and 1854 pupils The
teachers salaries amounted to S28, $50 L.
The average salary paid was S43 month.
Six new boroughs were organized during
the year. .- 80
The total valuation of all school property
in Allegheny county outside the three
cities is 81 ,539, 300 sc, including an expendi-
ture OF S222, 281 90 in school improvements
during the year. One feature OF the report
is, that though the 85 boroughs have $685.
$50 &c worth of school property, they are
educating only II, 261 children, while the 80
townships, owning S. 439, 700 worth of prop
erty, educate 2,478 children. During the
year $647, ,3S9 SO has been expended for
educational purposes, an increase of $19,-
419 96 over the previous year.
seven children of school age failed to
attend school last year. The Superintend-
ent journeyed, during the season, over
5000 miles, visited 661 schools, attended 10
division institutes, addressed 80 educa-
tional meetings, laid the corner stone of two
new houses and dedicated five school build
ings. This report makes better showing
than that of Cook county, ILL.,, which has
up to this time enjoyed the distinction of
making the best showing of any county in
the country.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-09
STEWART NAMED AGAIN.
The Genial Colonel Yesterday Nominated
for Congress.

The Genial Colonel Yesterday Nominated
for Congress.
Colonel Andrew Stewart, of Ohio Pyle,
was yesterday nominated as the Republican
candidate for Congress in the Twenty fourth
district to fill the unexpi-ed term of the
late A. Z. Craig.
The convention that nominated Colonel
Steward was held in Common Council
Chamber, Pittsburg City Hall. Emery
Thompson, of McKeesport, presided w.
j. Cutler, of Uniontown, nominated Colonel
Stewart and George M. Hosack, young
lawyer of Fayette county, seconded the
nomination. Both made earnest speeches
and when they had concluded, it was de-
cided to make the nomination by acclama-
tion.
Colonel Stewart was then sent for He
was receiyed with applause. He thanked
the convention for the honor and regard
shown him. He pledged himself if elected
to be ever faithful to the best interests of
the country and tine Republican party. The
convention then adjourned.
Among those who attended the conven-
tion were Frank Fuller and Charles 8.
Seaton, of Uniontown, two of the most
earnest Republicans in Western Pennsyl-
vaDia; E F. Acheson, of Washlngton;
Recorder Won Bonnhorst, of Allegheny
county, and several Republicans from
Greene county.
E F. Acheson said the breach in the party
in Greene county had been healed. and he
thought the normal vote would be cast.
Chairman Dickey, of Greene. was also in the
city, and he said the Greene Republicans
will do all they can for the ticket The
nomination of Stewart is pleasing to the
Fayette people, and it is alleged insures
Republican success in the county.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-09
WHEELED ON A WAGER.

Paying SulIivan-Corbett tBet-Councilman
newbottom Transports Mr. wedemeyer
Through the Streets of Allegheny-The
Winner Gets $40 and an ExhiiaratIng
Ride.
Followed by jolly, boisterous crowd,
Councilman George Rowbottom. Of the
Sixth ward, Allegheny. wheeled General"
Wedemeyer through the streets ofthat ward
last night, adistance of three blocks being
traversed The event was on a wager
made on the Sullivan Corbett fight. Wede-
meyer had bet Rowbottom $40 to S12 that
Sullivan would win the fight, with the
stipulation that the loser was to wheel the
other in barrow for o distance OF three
squares on the public streets of Allegheny.
Wedemeyer had the worst of the whole
thing, losing the most money and being SUBJ
jected to the humiliating task of pushing
his taker in the wheelbarrow.
The feat was to be performed last night,
the start to be made from Wedemeyer's
barber shop at the corner of Washington
avenue and Fulton street, at 1880 O'Clock.
At this time the wheelbarrow was brought
forth bedecked with American flags,
and the Councilman sat down on the front
OF the bed. Only a short time was con-
sumed in getting ready. but in few min
utes large crowd gathered and when the
start was made the faces of both men were
various shades of red, white.and blue. But
they stuck it out, and mob of hooting,
yelling, ,jeering people trailed in their wake
the whole route. From the corner of Wash
ington and Fulton street they went to Man.
haitian, thence to Nixon, to CHARTERS, to
Washington and to Adams street. which
was the end of the route covered by the
wager The scene was a ludicrous one.
Both men are well known In the Sixth
ward
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-09
HE BoAsfED TOO SOON.

Harry Jackson Charged With Larceny
From a Loan Association.
Harry Jackson, of the Southside, was
held for court yesterday morning by Magis-
trate Succop on a charge of larceny. There
is peculiar story back of the case. Jack
son was form~rly member of building
and loan association, of which Alderman
BIeichner, of the Twenty fifth ward, is Secre-
tary. Last June he withdrew from the as.
sociation and took out his money, amount
ing to SS2 20.
few days later Squire Bleichner dis
covered that he was 500 short in his ac-
count, and some time during July neigh
Dor told him of hearing jackson boasting
about receiving 500 more than belonged to
him when he drew out of the building and
loan association. Squire Bleichner went
to jackson about the matter, but the latter
denied having made such statement. and
also denied having the money. An infor-
nation was made against him, however, and
at the hearing the story as related above
was brought out He furnished $500 for
court.