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THE PITTSBURGH "WEEKLY POSH TUE LI0X TAMER. XEWAD VERTISE3IEXTS HARRISBURG. DETBCCTIVE COXFIAUKATIOX. VralT Tube Warki Deelrwyed. About midnight on Saturday night a fire broke out in tbe tube works of Messrs.

Graff Hare's Island, which resulted in tbe total destruction of tbe work. As soon as tbe fire was discovered the alarm was sounded, and aa rapidly as tbey could poseibly get (here every engine ia Allegheny City was on the ground and woiking nobly to prevent the flames from spreading. The tube work were totally destroyed, witb several outbuildings, and the loss amount to $50,000. Insurance $40,000. Tbe energetic effort of tbe Ore-men prevented the spread of the flame to the other buildings on the island.

arrival of a detachment of police the peace was secured. Sirong detail of police were stationed in and around the ga works to preveut tbe striker from gathering in tbe neighborhood, and tbey were kept constantly moving. Bunk and cooking ratines vera erected in the work where tbe strike occurred, so that tbe men have no occasion to leave the premise. Tbe strike is for eight hours, and S3 25 a day for stokers, and ti 60 for helper. Aaataer eMarlal Uela la laa stall Ueari Baak wlaaes.

The Assistant Caebier I. Merritt and the lleceiving Tellei James J. Beck, of tbe Bull's Head Bank, were taken to-day before District Attorney Phelps. Merritt was committed without bail, and Beck, after a long examination before Judge Su berlaud, was held in default of S30.UU0 to answer. Tbe District Attorney thought should be fixed in became, of Beck, but finally accepted 830,000.

Both of the accused were removad to tbe Toouib. Tae txMMlrlek Tra-ea-taatllBs; Devel- TUE tOCBTS. Sentences, Ckimixal Cotjbt. Judge Sterrett. W.

Foley plead nole contendre to the charge of illegal liquor selling, and was sentenced to pay a tine of $50 and costs. Henry Ingram, who plead guilty to assault and battery on Mathew J. Me Fad -deu, was seulenced to pay a fine of So0 aud costs and give security for the pays ment of the same within ten days. Mm. McAulitl, found guilty of the larceny of a watch belonging to Joseph Bell, was sentenced to tbe Penitentiary for four years.

Wm. Power, found guilty of assault and battery, was sentenced to pay a tine of $75 and costs and give security for payment of same within tern days. John Cook, found guily of assault and baiteiy, was sentenced to pay a tine of $50 aud costs. Loretzo Ward and Thomas Brawdy, for cruelty animals, was seutenced, tbe for' mer to pay a fi'ue of S-o and costs and go to tbe Work House tor sixty days, and the latter to fine of $25 and tbe ork Houte for three u.onths. Lorenzo Ward, for tbe larceny of sundry atticles lieiouging to Matthew Pate, was abo seutence-d lo pay a fiue of six cents and cot-ts, and to be imprisoned in the Woik House for four nauuibs, the second sent, -e to take effect at the expiration of the fi St.

Mai tin Connolly for assault and battery, was seulenueu lu pay a riue of ten dollars and the costs. jh Wallace, for similar offense, was A Kow la a Lion's Vmg tbiat Might Ilava Terinlaaled keriunsly. Tbe performance in the cage of lion at the Exposition building Thursday nigL came near resulting in a more serious cons test between the animals and their master than wa pat down in the bills. On entering tbe cage the exhibitor, Mr. Dozier, opened tbe door of tbe adjoining apartment, in which was tbe young African lion, and as usul motioned tbe animal to enter.

But the young prince of beasts was su.ky, and moved with evident reluctance and ill temper, and Mr. zier struck htm a sharp blow with bi whip. This roused the im of tbe brute; bis kingly diguity would not brook such au insult, and with open mouth and boarse but savage growl he sprang upon bi mastor. The latter swerved aside just in time, however, and tbe animal swept by, bis teeth grazing tbe ebou'derof rier, tearing bis dress and inflicting a slight skin wound. Quick as thought tbe lion lamer reversed bis whip, and tbe angry lion hardly touched tbe floor wbeu be received a stunning blow on tbe bead.

This was followed by another and auotber.deliveredin quick succession, till tbe brute cowered beneath the vehemence asd dating of tbe attack, and slunk subdued iuto a corner ot tbe cage, tbe other animals meanwhile looking ou iu apparent wonder, but evidently too ninoh afraid of tbe man and his weapon to mix iu thetiSr.iv. As soon a be bad conquered the retiel, Mr. Di'Zier made bis exit fioiu tbe cage in the usual way, feeling, probably, that be bad given tbe audience a eufli exbibi'iou of hie Hjer tor that evening. The fl'iir pats-d so ispidly that it wa over and tbe man was safely out of the cage betore tbe mi.st of tbe audience com preheniled tbe perilous nature of tbe coulest. Wbeu they fully realiz it.

however, there was no little commoiion in tbe crowd, especially among tbe women, and those gathered attout tbe cages boat a bitsty retreat from the vicinity, moat of thm in evident trepidation. Tbe incident did not deter tbe daring exhibitor trom going through bis usual performance yesterday afternoon and last uight, but it may well be imagined that be exercised souiethiug Ulore thau usual hue among bi savage pets. Zu. C'wxrtcf-Jouriuil. A Tectorial Masterpiece for Vicuna.

Meissouier will have a remarkable "The Sign Painter," in tbe forthcoming Vienna exhibition. An English writer says: "It is only a cheWituvre of the artist in poiutof exquisite fiuisb aud fine color, but large than most of bis pictures, Ix irig feel high by tweniy iui be broad. The subject is au itinerant sign-painter of tbe oiden time in Fiance sbi.wiug bis work to mine host of a country inn, in tbe court-yard of mbich apparently be had been engaged iu pxin: ii.g tbe sign-board, as this forms background ot tbe picture. The landlord, who i a wonderfully characteristic figure, iu huge jack-boots ml rough homespun coat, stand loekiug at bis near signboard, th''itjg a straw, and evitlenily has some uitig viui ss to the propriety of tbe work, lor tne artist has replaced tbe plump aud johy iiacbus iuio a lean and hungty nure as riue upou a wiuea caek. 'i be arusl watubes lha face of bis patron with a most humorous xpression of cbuikhng satisfaction at having his revenge for tb quantity of bad wine be has ad to Jriuk while at bis work.

This capital subject Mr-Usouier has treated to the ine, with iifi jile humor ami a lnas te-ry of paiLtiug if usaib.e beyond auj thing be has bitiitr.o accomplib-eel. Tbe picture, mbi'e it was in progress, was, we believe, seen by Mr. Wants, of the French gaiiery, who at ouee agreed to purchase it at tbe price named by tbe painter namely, liO.WA) francs and, on its completion, has just beeu sent over trom Paris, where a tew person interested iu tbe works of tbe fatuous paint' er hud tbe opportunity of seeing it. Amongst these was Mr. Bjlckow.

M. ho was fortunate in being early iu tbe fi Id, and is 1 1 be congratulated ou the addition of this masterpiece to bis collection." The lYuusjltuuia apportionment. Halt. fciiiO Washington, April 4. Pennsylvania politicians arriving here to-day represent tbe greatest excitement as prevailing in that Suite over the congressional apportionment bill still pending in the L-gisla lure.

Tbe Uepublicsns in the Legisla -ture, it seems, while fully agreed as lo the point that the Democrats shall have tbe least possible share of the Congres-meo, have not yet succeeded in. reconciling their own personal d.rb 'ulties. The Dem-ocra'ic leaders assert that the proposition lie fore the Legislature, tbe material provisions of which will no doubt be finally adopted, practically disfranchises ljO.iiOo Democratic voter of tbe State. This they claim is a palpable violation of tbe fourteenth amendment in that it abridges tbe pnvi.eg.js aud immunities of cttiz us, and tbey say that tbey will appeal to Congress for a restoration of tbem. Should tbey resort to such an apieal it is be boied they will meet witb better than the disfranchised people of Louisi-ana, when tbey laid their grievances before tbe same tribunal.

Preacalallsa. At a reguler meeting of Zjcco Lodge No. 383 I. O. O.

S. B. Fulton, Esq in an historical speech, opened the special proceeding of the evening, namely, tbe presentation of a splendid Knight Templar's pin to A. Mulbollaod, E-q. Mr.

Fulton referred to Mr. 's long ana faithful services in tbe interests of co Lodge, tending to its success, peace aud barmony.and noting the fact that Mr. Mulhollaud has been fur tbrirteen years trustee of tbe same, and for eight years treasurer of tbe lodge. District Deputy Grand Master J. W.

Haney responded appropriately on behalf of Mr. M. Tbe pin is exceedingly handsome and inscribed. Blue Lodge, Pittsburgh, 4S4, Mt. Moriab Couucil No.

2, Z-rubbabel Chapter 162, Taucred Commandery 48. Thk Allegheny Couuty Prison Board held its regular monthly meeting on Saturday morning at tbe (face of Controller Warner. Tbe old Board of Managers of the woi bouse, consisting of tbe following gentlemen, was re elected: George 11. White, James Kttlley, George Albree, W. J.

Anderson and J. P. Fleming. Wtu. S.

Bissell and Hichard Hays were candidates but were not elected, A resolution was adopted commending ex-Warden Suan-drett for tbe faithful aud efli manner in which be performed tbe duties of bis tlllte while iu charge of tbe county jail. A resolution was adopted providing that Ambrose E. Lynch, now col fi jed iu jail tieler sentence of death for tbe murder of HkiUeld, and in whose case a motion for a nf trial is pending, be allowed tbe privilege, of the ball of the jail during re ligious service ou Sunday. Agreed to, and the board adjourned. MOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Bract) to Tfc Tost. HABKISBTKO, April 3, 1873. At alale Tiaaaaij. When the. House assembled, Mr.

NEW-MYER rrporwd the new Stat Treasury till which a laid on the table. Tka Mew I'kartir mmniimt I rum the Senate, but the Allegheny delf-g liou couldn't agrea) to the Mneudnieut. A committee, of conference will probably be pat on It. Te Saw llarl Bill DatVatrw. Mr.

BKOCK WAY'S libel law wuik. atd by ihe following ruto: Yeas MMr. llailey. liaird, Berv-h, Brock way, ItruDgee, Uonrad, lUrrah, Hart, Day, Eaau, Greeuawalt, Henry, Hauunk, IHriuw, Uaiges, liiidebraud, llauseman. Joooa, Kintf, Laid ley, Lalta, Lawahe, Lawaon, M.

Cracken, Mit'Treary, MeKee, Motrin, N'cwraj-r. I'billtps, Btuith (Fayette). Staple. Su-ir, "Vi illiani (Cuu.lr;i:d), and Youug 35. Kits-Messrs.

Allison, A merman, Anil, Itallantme, UUi Bowman, Brown, llul-lard, Burkbackrr, Burns, Da-ley, Daniels, ltowitl, Joura (ltter,) Kaufman (Lebanon.) Kaufman (tJeuujlkill,) Lamoa, laoe, Lavernrfr, M.Curuiii McCullotig-h (Philadelphia) McMillen, Mabon, Meyer, ailuht-ll. Norli.r.t, Newell, jce, Porter, lrir, I'jle, KautMiy, KrynoUs, Short, Sha'ar, Smith (Philadelphia.) Titteruiarv, Vodica, WaiurtKht, Welsh, Wilcas, Williams. (Luzerne,) tVadf, and KU.it:, Six-aker 14. Taw anmrtkukw Hill aa agreed to by tbe Conference Cun-uuit tee contains tLe luliowii'jr It. ui: Western Penitentiary ij.uutf.

Western Hospital Western PekiuiYlvania Keforui School Uouiropa'hle Hospital SIO.OOO, fiVraou Collrge SIO.IKW. Tbe bill alto gts for the Constitutional CouTentiou. Tbe WmU-rn Heine were stricken oat. This contention now beiug tf tbe way, it in more than probable that tbe Ujuse will colour in tbe resolution for adjoumnietit on the teeth of April. Adjournment, To-nUhV wwlua will be for report from Cjinmttlrea; but, Triy few of lie bill rei-orted now can iset through.

Casta It tee atrpwraa. Night Sessiox The following report Were preeeutt-d from Coutuiittees: Kelalire to road in Fayette county. Supplement to the Franklin Sarin? Fund, locating it principal iffije in Pittsburgh. Supplement to the Freepott and Allegheny Valley Kailroad. Suppleueut to tbe Pittsburgh and Ortusby Paaaetitfier Kailroad.

Th Wawttra KrHlgtlfala. Mr. (Greene) from the Committee ou and ltridjes, reported faruraMy tbe biU requiring the Bridge Company to commence ibe erection of a new bridge from Suiilbnell Street, in accordance with the charter untamed in ly, lull, wilb-In tbree month iron tbe pat-sage of the act, and compelling the tininuinij of tftim witaua '1 ta tbe wooden bruise bill, and contlic'a witb tbe act pameU at the request of city council oie year ago. Hllte. Tbe following I'll! were introda-el: Ity Mr.

SAMPLE Exteudiug certain privilet- to Kriu-rve townnhip. Mr. WAIN wnrUUT-UelatiDjf to the taking up of logo, lumber and flat loaf In tbe Allegheny, MonongabeU aud Ohio river. SENATE. Ilia He parted.

The following bill were reported: Relative to the interpreter of the Court of Alleghany county. Alo relative to the extra Saving Bank. till Paata. The following bill were paaaed: Turtle Creek Valley Repealing tbe law exempting property from taxation. Oil faaprrtwr.

ArTKBSooN Session The bill relative to tbe appointment ot luapctor paaaed to a thud reading after couaidcrabie dia coaalon. TkaXew warier. Both Itonae have dutagreed to tbe New Charter. It wa referred to a Commituse of Conferearo, consisting of Miaer. Muint hrey and Urabam on tbe part of tbe Senate, and Mtasr.

Mewmyrr and MtC'or-Bii' on tbe part of tbe House. Tbe paaaaija of the Fire Test Oil bill by Col. HailauUue, in tbe House, i said to be One of the beet leKtslative moves tliis session. Ameudmeut alter amendment wa ottered only to be rrjncted by a solid vote of t)7 to 10. Tbe delegation of rctiaer here complimented biru bigbly.

Special to lb Fust. AUkiSBUkR, April 3, 1873. The a nM J.ailaal. The oil men have been here in full force for two day, and to-day succeeded ia passing the truly most important bid of tna season through tbe Uouae under a suspension of tbe rules. The oil men are cons quently Jubilant.

Col. Ballantine and Mr. McCormick had the bill in charge and handled it in such a masterly tnanuer that nolwithataudiug amendments were ottered to almost every section, tbe bill paaaed as origiually drawn by tbe Oil avxenange oi your city. u. JS.

BOTES FROM NEW YORK. Strike) mt aMkaai 4iaa Hn-t Ills xa. Slaj aa Uatla Urn far Arewaastllakieat-kaaart KasMjer. IW Yokk, April 5. Tbe men em ployed in the New York Gas Work at the foot of Twenty-first street, East Kiver, quit woik at noon to-day, and, forming In procession, marched to the Mutual Ga Light Company at the foot of Eleventh street, where they endeavored to induce the men there to strike.

In this they were not sacceaeful, but claimed, however, to Lave asHuiances that tbe men would leave off on Monday. The strikers then inarched to tb works of the Manhattan Company at Et Fourteenth and West Seventeenth and Khtieutb etre. ts. Tbe men in tbese works r. fused to jrin tbein at present, but promisml to counider tbe matter.

Tbe march van next to tbe Met ropolitan Works at Wert Forty-second treet, but no accexHions to tbe ranks were Obtained there. This strike was not unexpected by tbe Gas Company, and tbe men bad hardly waked cut of tbe New York Gas Works, mbeu bfty-four Italians and Swiss took their places. This act stirred up tbe ire of the strikers, and tbey threatened to anuibilate the Italian street weeper in tbe neighborhood, but by the mt.WiiiTTIKU la a reenter rrwlnatnof medietas, aa (Uptons at els vltic will show. ib -H'porruiitrles lu Losultai L.1 private are unsurpassed In tela or uy otber City. Back ie of our city pitoers prova that Im haa toea located herelotiitei by rara than au) otber ao ad.

ertiiiiK. Tne esiaollsli ment, iinrary, laboratory aud spijointmeiiui are In IM East, umnjr-piewil anyKlwre. In, witb experieaee. cau be railed uuou, and fiie doctor can refer to tuany ptivst-eos oi this and ortior cities, an' aiany reputaUs reslleiita. In past nonces sad preesu JPitKKi fe autuds without a competitor.

ia prartice embrace all dismiss, and the reaulteuteiteetsof tnefijc. lent ut cw reMiitiur from early lii-iiacutions, in liugen-ees, eioeanea etc. In msrr ail or iltut l'a-tlKnu see tb doctor In person 4iEely. Cuniuiu-catliitia emicei'firtal. mercury ud.

Cum cuanateed. A Irtendiy ts.k will ct uv4Vln. Of. 1o jet re'irwl v. street putt' Qrti, Pa.

otuja boon a. re. Vt up. m't fat.iiFB to al ia. tiesied amoiuat (jr tws fUuiita KANK0GD, WOMANHOOD.

ho may marry, who not, why. tjeti S3 enra. Full nyiniOHua brume Disusm. 10 pjwa, e-riire!) lKiinee kliw sjere thau wit at.d rcciliHcos eombiiisd. Addi iiUH.

HI'il la eaten ptt'nr. f. HOYT'S German Cologne. The most dfliglitful cxlor of the Kich. dell-raranii pruianeft.

Thl Ce'ioatie has atuelned a retelilf never lecture awarded ii' other coletclie sitd the nronrletota oitit with pride to its Impat trity ud tapldly is-riaii sslt-a a.s tbe brht ev.iieLce of Vt, its. It ia vastly ui-TKir toany C'oioKue ur Xoilet Water in uae. It ia CHEAPER than a I here. Small Trial Bottles only Large bottles, tl. Sole ageut for Pittsburgh, wholesale and retail, JOSEPH FLEMING, Druggist, ax Harkat street, corner of Diamond.

fall and get. free for a'l. large and small Blotters de igliiiully perttuued with Una 1 tietM liivaiuiatiit t'lii avre uufauiun; iu the cut of tb'MrJ lAiutuI ami uuroas tti- to wiiuti tii leuiie C4jnstituiitti vuitcu i'tiy mMlcrt i i rxcewH aU romuvo ttAtructloii trout lmi-Tti Cwkase. TO MAERIEU LADIE3 ivr uHftt Th-y will ort liinr ti ou tr.f utimihty irrixi witb reuularily; ua aaiiUuaKb xery lauweiful, cujtiun b'tttittiii tiarv fai to liir- iu Ail Ca-b of NervuUJ ii(J tjn.j! Aav-citou, iu Hie K-j k. mud L.1ojis taiiu i hi itmfiit eiyitiun, P-vitHtatUm of IU0 HtsirL, H) stri' auii Wnittft, tlnjy mi'A elitsti; tveura lieu otiitfr mtriift hfcve iaiifti.

Tae Cirrulars iounl tj itj full (lirwtiw and vl-in, or will oe sent fru Wail rii fur Ukeai, ikcibeti ttvM rinaurvaUiu. SIFIIAL NOTICE. It the fit of e-fvry truly ki Iwtr.U m'iirtM to cot rkK kiTKii. Jfb Mam'' atr Jama VI HkU Hills or czfciwioctf COlTkH-Fhn ED. Tfie fftnutn tute ths tns of 'Job aw tmctk $MHfiff.

All otkrs arc lHHvmt lnvgxt davir Ut the Ot Htrrftil to make greater $rrttjUs. S. ki Jb all tmKMi where tbe kNrrnKCDmt be IMtar eaeknMXl to tb bote Propri-t'-r. JOB i rliantit vtreet. Sew ort, will iusitre a ttoiii of the (7m(tn, coiitamiug tliif in, tij returu itiAii, rtrci from aa kraowr-algftaf ttn HHi iMit IW IV 11 SLTVL, ilILSOiillA, la to giriiio bra cui ui of 'ttii A uiX Im remeCiea are maparfKi ly So pattttnt will be arjot to a 4ruirU; tor hi tuetlicie, 11fiiig bai a iaie experience lu a rrarttoa; of erer 3kra, tie cau tutuje rtniof lu a few day.

Teruiit kw. aud cures or no eiiAiifti. le'iojL' Ih.wti, Lirmr Corupaiut, Jat-ritaiiiou ot Ui r.jaTi, Mricturaa, Ult3ue ibe HiinaMer a-iS kiueye, baMrai mul vx-VauaUrM v4W ral'w tr rrfbflc(. tliS rR lWl PENN MKtKT, uert iwr 1 ma jiair noiei. or tue cure 01 au oiseagti of a Diivat ualun lu froai two Lu four tlava.

lt an eelirs'y uew aui aafe trraiment. A imi, ftewliiat weakutPiM, iuipousory auti aij oihtw diMae of tiie Kmlal ortauM, and tueir preTbtitiwa A cure war-, n-oteu or uivuey ivfuudea. Han ltt-otu lu otficas, aud Ut rvttrular piiyw uui of y-re' rftau-liu la tills Cit, liiaving cured trer l4.MMi iru.n free. AdurtKsK Duciox 10 4 i'eau tiwt, Fitsbuivh, Ta. 1 nic- bours, a.

ni- to 7 A Hook for Ihe Million. ti GUIDE. A PnlTsTl CK'KKUrK TO TW MaMltD OT tfaAww aiwut Ut BaJP- ry, a tb pbTctologk! trtr ml rf-latkw th irlusj tTB viOi Uw anbCwC SiooTrfr, in pro4Bcia u4 frciawtifif ofUrukf earwM tike "mijU-e tioQ, Ao. Thi- i iiatrrrttnc work of two ftnadr4 ul ivty vmfem, wrtth auntToDi coKfa -l oBtxas faJonUle inruraamuoa fir tiiur wtjo are ajrrwl or ouoierupiau' KtrriBfe a til I it ia lioitft thftt oufht to be Bfiderleca aud ay, ud mH Uud un lclj Mut Ut Uouae. Bern te at) tm ffree of pmjte ftr fittj Centj.

AJtirew ir. Uutui Oi-peiuvj, 13 K. bU 1st. Lonic, Ma WINDOW GLASS. SAMUEL DUFF TEKRENCE CAMPKELL.

WfIrW liLASS MAN At we keep iu our wart-boune a nrat-Wa-cutier. we are pi-imrMl fill ail orders from a aiogie ligbt lo five ihouNftud bokes ou uort uotuie. elt tbe lest hrn-et fcilwt to fill orlr cut iu our waivhotte It will Le to tbe advauiatc -f all iiartlee wantiug 10 give us a call before irolug elaewbere. Warehou-e ou tbe curuer of MJtxket a treet aud Firht avttue. -frjtw orrr Campbell.

trWtSTKUX DISTRICT OF I mil day of Mii A. IHT3. The uudt rrifarud berHn Kivee uoiUf of bis arafiicuee of C'brintiau otio Uet, of the City of FiUblturyh, In the con nt of AiieAjtwiiy, ate of Peuut lvauia, wlihlu aaid Duttrict, wboufalea aijuiigwd a taub-rui't ujmi bis own peritiu by the lt-trfct Omrt of aajrl ltnrbt. Hi 11. BA1LKV.

Asm in-. Thai 19-ew St Attorney at Law, Uiautbt. JTitXElUlOKV NOTICE LLT- IV-tet iet tai men tary upou tbe estate of no 4 oulter, late of Mamball loWDtbip. Allegheny couuiy. Pa Laving th day teu giauied to the uiKieiKigu xe- or, all persous iulebted to aatd t-Htie ai notified to make iwvment, aud ibose uaviug Ulm to present them ithout de ay to JHN H.

KoW I KK. Marshall towufcbip. JUai-i'H GOtLTh-K, Coultei vlite, BuuercouutT, Pa. March at, 17S. QtaiSMriW gKED8 8ELDS our annual HewriptlTO geed Caxa'totrue Is now ready for uiailing toetii applivautii ttUuup and tree loaU rt-Kulat ciouieio.

lnirisatid g.r-ilnuein1 ltu free 011 it.pi 1'r me C'iuer aiad Xiuioiby iu Mock at ket market prices. toCUKik, liAitl fcAUl H. jeedktuen, feb a Hi 37 l-Hreriv rairrt. IRLOW'S LXUIU0 BLIE Ia ih che-iiiest atd at article in the mai Let fcr to 1-lJ fc.1 M. tji.l 1 11 t-l.

'J lie genuine I a nuiu and WiitbMrer's naim i m. 111. a is put up at Wiiturrg-er, 1iuk More, Su. aaa irth e.ud atieet. l'liila-delpllla.

l. I'lw'r. or sale by Uro- eis auu Oruggisui. OlFT TtiTEUPniSE The aiilr BaliaMa 6ift Distribution id ttn eotuitrr. $60,000 IN VALUABLE GIFTS To be distributed in laeth Montblr GIFT EBTEEPBISE To Draw April 28, 1873.

TWO GRAND CAPITAL OF $5,000 Each in Greenbacks Two prizes 500 100 tt Vive prizes Ten prizes GREENBACKS. 1 Horn and Buniry. wttli alWer moeinwd tarwt worth aeeo: one? fiuu-toutMl tt'ewood Piano aor'h t5i: teu fa tiiiy Machines worth atao eae-ti; rive fro watches atid eiiaina. wortli tew eaeli. five ioid Anie'licau ta ateh.

w.trih aixa eaeb; Gold lijuttruc Wa rh-e wor vai-ii: taaia 'jo and Mirer l-eear lluiitiiiit Watet-e iu al nli from 9 to eu taiuh. Ooid Chains, tsi A'erwfcr. Jewelr. tiiiiiiuer oi bum, e.aee. 1 ae-ia i.ir-.-tel to a.

aMia. At.K.VIaST(D to sell ticketa, lo whom lilt-rat prfuiiiima will lie iaid- biuirle Tielte-t. ai: eii tlckr. aa; tweire tick et fit: taei.ty-flvtr ticketa, lsea. Cireutarp couiainlrifr a fmi list of prize, a act iptiori of tint ruanue-r of and otlierm-formatiotx iu ielereiii-t; to the wiii to auy "tiooi icing them.

All letutm muat be adilretisca 1 U. K-ex Ha, INCIN.NAIl, O. SiSSOl'RI LTiTE LOTTEM Legalized by State Aot-iority and Draws) 1b rublie at St. Loals. Grand SIr.g'e Number Scheme 1 SS.OOO KtHBF.RS.

Claa. DtaU lri April ZO. IH7t. IVH rrlsca, aaaaaiuf aaawwS. 1 pr! or S4.Hri 9a prizes or.

IM I prue of 13.4.1a! Law I pri Itt.iMMi! jirizei of aaw 1 prise of 7.SM saw prtaeao 5.tHi a jirizes aaw 4 s.tvse,. ait saw tfMvi'z-se. of i went lata Si i nztrn nl aM la prizes loel 4o prues aaea a.aua Tictals S10. Si OliartErs $2 50. Hir lotteries sr etiarrtrvd by tJie tState.

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winsKEiisrs Ball' sialic Cvupoaad will force tne beard ta grom blck and heavy on the smootoeat face wiUi-o it Injury In. SI days, or money refunded- S3 eenta a packace, post paid or for aw eents. at -It EU iAH I Asaxa.vo, Mass. IP I IT MA r. "ItmSS 22a mmtzz vVpocket K5maXoX SPOONS.

SCISSOBS, aj "AXES, SHOVELS. LOCKS, VIM jr I Hinges, NaiFiles, etc -3 I 'Carpenler's, BkcWrth's, fi VOX AGRICULTURAL TOOLS, wf PITT8BCB6H. Tt-, II tv Cor. Liberty tSixtb. 'mff mvt as i ala Tie Coroners investigation into the Got dru murder in Brooklyn waacou-tlnued toay.

A polueman tept fii to seeitig a woman ot dark complexion aliout Su Valentine day in the basement of the house witb Goodrich. Cnas. 8. Green lest 1 to being employ-d by Go icb help htm out of the scrape witu the moruau. He met a wo-uiau named Amy S'oue ou the night of tbe 17 lb of February iu Goodrich's Louse; ordered her out; she refused, and on Goodrich coruiug in s'ruck him, calling bim a di vil and threw a smoothing iron at bim, wbeeeiiou Goodrich left; tbe woman stayed in tbe house all night; she went away in tbe morning, meeting Goodrich at tbe terry and going to New York witb bim.

Witness afterwards learned that she occupied one of ieb's bouses iu the block where tbe murder occurred; sioLe of ber as being pregnaut, and bav-ii bal au abort i performed, that she oritfially came from the Womau's llomx, ana that he was going to uiakia decent woman of ber. The deceased never spoke of a secret marriage. Amy Sao said lt'Goodrich gave her 3.000 she would leave the bouse, and remarked if not she wou.d get tqtiare witb bim. She. in company with Mr.

Goodrh at the Brouk Ho'el, registeie-1 herself as Kate Stoddard. After some unimportant testimony the ii vts' it a ion was atjourned, subject to tbe call of tbe Coroner. I iw lha Latbay Blarbiaallrw Erie. Tue Legislative Committee to investigate the Erie llailroad affairs, to day ex -amiued President Wilsou. He stated that tefore tbe Legislature axsembled K-r-soits iusinuatetl that legis.a'iou favorable to the road could be obtained by a proper use of money.

He decii.ed to pay money for the pur and could not give tbe nam. as the persons only conveyed their idea by nods and wUk and grimaces, lie a Committee of tbe New Jersey I. V'-iature, who waited ou Lnn with otis that their servios could be secured, tbit be would submit to no blackmailing, and would never send tbe money to tit them in tbe pentteutiary. He considered ihe rolling stock, franchise and of tbe Erie road worih one hundred million do'nars. A sir.

English, owner of an insurance Jonmal, la now in Ludlow street jail lu def -tilt of forty thousand dollars ball, in a sou tor libel instituted by the I 'rem. lent the Mutual Life Insurance Company. He regard tbe ball as excesrive, and has the Legislature for relief. That body has sppoinletl a Committer to -am: into ll.e i flur, and to-day at the jali gilsb biikselt' gave testiuiouy. stating thai be had not applied to tbe Courts for relief on tbe grounds that tbe Judges were in league wilb bis prcsecutor, a bo had coutrol of large sums of money.

THE FARMERS. krcssil Dsya kmiloa Ihe is prlas-Meld uslenllaa-Kxrliew lleleaalea Wlihoat a Umj. Sf KiNtiUlLi), April 3. The Far-mers' Convention reassembled at tbe Opera House at 9.30 this morning, the number in attendaucs being perhaps one half as large as yesterday. State Senator Castle, being called upon, addressed tbe Couvtnlion expressing bis sympathy witb and concurrence in the movemeut for relief from tbe unjust exactions of tbe railroads, and urging upon tbe farmer united and prompt action.

Letters, sympathizing with the objects of the Convention, were read from M. L. Dunlap, of Champaign, Tho. B. Bryan, Elmburt, and from tbe Weausru As-ociation of New York.

A resolution was i flred and adopted recommeuaing to tbe farmers of Illinois tba keeping of a farm ex iiense account during tbe present and succeeding seasons, in ordir that the ae tual cost of production may be estimated and made public, for tbe purroae of reaching fair and equitable remuneration tber for to the farmer of the ate. S. M. Smith, of Henry, said this convention was cailed solely to organize the struggle of tbe farmers witb tbe raiirods, and all other questions or issues which had beeu brought in were simply desigued to dis'ruct tbe atten'ion of tbe farmers from tbe real issues, and to divide tbem in tbe fight upon tbem. He referred to the I.linois river improvement project, which, ha declared, was iu the interest of a single county only.

He declared that the reso'ution favoring be repeal of tbe tariff on iron, steel, bed no place in this convention, aud he moved to reconsider tbe vote by which it wa adopted. After an irregular aud excited debate, a vote was taken and decided by tbe Chairman in the affirmative. A niotiou was tben made to reconsider tbe vote by which tbe resolution censur ing members of Congress for voting for aud tbe President of tbe United Stales for signing the bill increasing salaries, was yesterday adopted. This motion was alsa declared carried, and a motion wa tben nails aud carried to postpone indefinitely tbe further consideration ot both resolutions. Mr.

H. Lawrence, of Warren county, rose aud entered a protest iu behalf of Ibe Farmers' Association, of which be was a delegate, against tbe action of tbe convention in rescinding tbe resolution. Tbe majority of the delegates had gone hon.e. Tbe resolution bad been adopted separately as a whole by tbe Convention yesterday, and he believed that tbe present meeting bad lo right to undo tbe work of tbe Convention. Tbe speaker was constantly interrupted; a scene of great confusion and disorder jwevailed.

The presiding effi appeared to bava very little control over tbe meeting, and it was some minutes before any approach to order was made. Self mutilation has been very prevalent among lha couvicts of Chatham I "I -Py I the prisoners object to work. Government uan uruerou au inquiry to oe uiauts lu.O the subject. sentenced to pay fine of $30. Philip B.

Well having plead nolle contendere lo tbe charge of illegal liquor selling, was sentenced to pay a line of S-'OO anil tbe costs. Uobert P. Stark and John II BurdelL, the convicted burglars, were sentenced by tbe Couit ou Saturday morning, the forms er to a term of imprisonment in tbe Western Peuiteuttary of tweuty-oue years, and be latter to a lerui of eigUtoen years. Common Plf.as Cocbx Judge Sterrett and Collier. A preliminary order was granted in tbe matter of tbe application for a charter of incorporation of the Shaiy Side Building and Loan Association, and also in tbe matter of tbe application far an amendment of tbe charter of Ibe Minersvilie First Presbyterian Church.

Final orders were granted in the application of tbe Eleventh United States Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh. The Braddock Mutual Land Buildiug aud Loan Association for charters of incorporation. A role was granted on defendant in tbe cane of W. J. Morgan vs.

Nicholas Mullet, to show cause a by judgment should t.o. Imopened and defendant let into a defence. Ii tba matter of tbe petition of Eliza lietb Scott for tbe ben. fi' of lha act of Assembly lowing married women their separate earnings, tbe Court granted tbe pel ition. The Cjurt granted a rule on plaintiff in tbe case of Michael T.pp vs.

Hoffman, to show cause why the judgment should not be opened au4 dctVoiau; let iuto ade-feuse. A rule was granted on Joseph Lowrie to show cause by a writ of quo warranto should not issue against bim to show by what au'borify he exercises ibe iffitSe of school Director the Mmcrsviile sub Sjhooi district, returnable ou Saturday next. iiillii iQirrr hub Ktalt Against Bi-bop Damrsrc. Ou Saturday moraing a bill iu equity fi ed in tbe Protbonotary' illice by Alexander Curley, P. O.

Shea. Michael McDermott, William Dillon and sixty -tbree other members of the SU Luke's Roman Catholic Congregation of the borough of Mansdeld, agaiust Kigbt B.ev. M. ld ne Tbe property in dispute ia a certain lot of grouud located iu Mansfield. In 18GU it is alleged tbe congregation ct niributed money for tbe purchase of ground, and he of a church for the use ot tbe congregation and that tbe church was built, aud is now occupied by tbem.

Tbe title is iu tbe name of lit, Hev. M. Dotneneu in triift for the congregation, aud the plaintiff's have reason to bel that th 'iefeud-aut has contracted with James Djoltttle for the exchange of the ground for a lot in Cbartiers borough. They have remonstrated in vain against the removal of tbeir church, aud tbey now ask that an ii juuctiou be issued. Tbe petition was granted, returnable on Thursday next at ten o'clock A.

M. in ihe Common Pleas Court. Bankruptcy. On Saturday morning a petition was filed in tbe 17. S.

District Cjurt, by Messrs. Freeman It-rger, asking that Calvin Adams of this city be aljudged a bankrupt. Iu the petition filed, tbe creditors aver that tbe said Calvin Adams is indebted to tbem in tbe sum of 32,500, tbe debt being in tbe shape of a promissory note drawn by Adams on tbe 7th of October last, aud made payable to tbe order of bit ten Co. Tbey further allege that said Adams suspended pay. meut of bis commercial paper on the 10th of February last, and has not yet resumed, and tbe particular acts of bankruptcy alleged are that for tbe purpose ef delaying, hindering and defrauding his creditors be transferred, on tbe 6tb of December, 1872, all his interest in tbe banking house of J.

T. Brady Co. to tbe remaining partners, and his interest in tbe manufacturing establishment of Moor-head, Adam Co. to the partners remaining. The usual orders were made.

FATAL MISTAKE. Accldealalljr Polaoaeal. Last evening Coroner West held an inquest on the body of George Johnston, a native of Denmark, and employed as a baud on tbe steamer N. J. Bigley.

Johnston went into the mate's room and took a drit of what be supposed to be bitters. Shortly afterwards be felt a biting, burning sensation in bis rtoniaoh. Dr. Shaw was called in, but bis skill was unavailing, an Johnston died eburtly after. An inquest wrs held by tbe coroner, aud tbe fact developed that tbe bottle contained aconite in sufficient quantities to kill a whole regiment.

Verdict, death from poison by aconite. It is supposed that Harger, the mate, wbe died yesterday, was aino tbe vicdui of the bottle of aconite. Tne LJgbteal Draft. Most durable, ttnesi finished and cheapest wagon iu use is tbe Patent Iron Axle Thimble Skein Wagon made only at tbe Duquesne Wagon Works, near Soldiers' Monument, Allegheny. Also, railroad aud coal carts, wheelbarrows of every style made to order and on hand.

C. COJLEMA-N SON. Sf OttTiL't a 4 ItK A KTEb taaTai.a Jm Saaj Vjf aa HrJf bbI. aar Calcaian ant Ya'JL'a' On2.