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PITTSBUEGH WEJBKLY POST. June 13,1871 WARRANTED. Four to six bottles of Ir. TUrr'a Golden MEDICAL, as many of the delegates aa can be accommodated there le requested to make it their, topping pla during their stay in IHtta-1 deceased, vs. Thot.

Irvin, plaintiff, was granted leave to file an additional count on Thursday afternoon, and the defendant plead surprise. The case was .,1 after I was shot; then I took it out and carried it in ray hand. I cannot say who was present I can not say who keeps the house. Do aot remember wneiner saw the flashes of the shots. I believe, to the best of my knowledge, that it was Thomas fotta, who shot me.

1 nave never nati a quarrel with him in my life before. I do not know whether it waa twice or vnree times 1 was fired at, but am sure of twice. 1 1 saw the man, Fotts, at me central suction and I recognized him as the man who shot me. He was in the house when I got there. I make this statement with a lull knowledge of mv situation and knowing that the wounds 1 have received at the hands of Thomas Potts will prove fatal.

his George tt. Eixjar mark. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day of June 1HT4. 15. G.

KREHAX. Alderman. The statements mails in the deposition by Edgar differ materially from those made hv I'otts and the women, which are i veu in the renort and of course it can not be determined at present which statements are correct, though those made by foils are generally creuiieu inasmucn as his story and that of the women coincide. About eight o'clock in the evening Potts was taken to the Mayor omw uu iu" information aeainst the parties, charging them with felonious assault, and warrants were issued for their arrest. About ten o'clock one of the party named James Ion-novan was arrested, and is at present con-fined, in the lock up.

Kd car's rendition at a late hour last night was not changed much.though it was thuusht that lie would die liefore moruing. He is a man about twenty-eight years of age, has a wife aud child living, ana has tteen ennloved as a railroad engineer. I'otts is a single man, about twenty-nve years of age, and has been serving as a "sub" on the police force for some time. THE COURTS. Thursday's Court of Quarter Scuioiw Judye Motre.

Thomas l. Maun, charged by Kllen Donley with rape was acquitted. Christopher Ilradford, charge! by Alex. Seanor with larceny was found guilty. Jacob Itoon, indicted for entering a building with intent to commit a felony, plead guilty.

The case of the Commonwealth vs. James Cotton, indicted for felouious assault and battery, is on trial. George W. Stewart plead nolo conten dere to assault aud battery. Yesterday's trial list will 1 resumed this morning.

The Court will adjourn early to attend the funeral ot N. P. Fetter- man. Court Comma VleatJutlyt Collier. Pennsylvania Kailroad Company for use vs.

Kd war J. Warring, surviving partner of the firm of Ialt'erty Warring, verdict for the plaiulin for T2. Thomas Mellon vs. John A. Wilson, administrator, with the ill annexed of Sam uel K.

Mcbeao, deceasd; an actum to recover uiutirr letoiled. Verdict for OJ for plaiutid. The case of Johnston vs. the Palace Car Company was removed to the S. Circuit Court.

In the case of Mariiart V. Uhixles vs. A M. lSrown. administrator of O.

W. Uobin- sou. deceaMMl, au action lor tioardiiig, the loum. a tiui Uel rotate baviuirs Jl.mH vs, tate Saving jwuk vs. jtt-nry Kiiuiu iurv out.

a Iso. in the raae of Rieoort rs. Kothe. V. Washington ainliel for a writ halsas cornus.

directed to SuiN-riiiteu- dent Cordier, and same was grauted, and niade returnable on to-morrow at to ciot tun pruuimri megauy oeusiiicu mo i ufru-t Court udijct Ening, hirkpatrxtk ana nkue. The case of Marcus A. Woodward, assignee of Samuel McClean, bankrupt vs. hoou maker aod Marcy C. maker, his ife is still on trial.

tMllOOU- Austin Steiuer vs. Jordan 8. NeeL Wm. Oliver is yet on trial. The action is to recover the value of coal alleged to have been (due; out, and sold by defendants, from the property of the plaintiff in MirHin township.

In the cose of I'eter Wolf vs. Charles Fairman, Joseph 1 Kerr and K. G. Car-euter, the jury found for plaintiffs against Careiiiea for SH.74 74 and in favor of the other defendants. United k'tatet Distri'-t Court Judje Mc- Candlett.

Shugart Starr, bankrupts, Titusville. Order made for the payment to Topuaui, Kutherford Si Wells, creditors, the amouut deposited by bankrupts to secure said cred itors claims. J. II. Niehaus.

bankrupt, Allegheny. Order made allowing the assignee to settle and compound the claim ot J. 11. llespen-heide, a judgment creditor, to the amouut of SHOO. Miller for assignee.

KolicrtJ. Grier, bankrupt, Allegheny. Order made for the private sale of stock in the Enterprise insurance Company to J.J. Albeitz. Order also made for the sale to W.

M. Duncan of bankrupt's iutcrcst iu co-tiartuership debts. 8. R. Kennedy, creditor, vs.

Robbinsand Rrinton debtors, Warren county. Answer aud demaud for jury trial were presented and same granted at October term at l'nts- uuren. K. 1. Jones, trustee, vs.

Allegheny Valley Railroad Company debtor, iu bauk ruptcy. Injunctions granted against cer tain executive creditors. James McGovern vs. steam tug "Tom Reese," in Admiralty. J.

R. Suealhen Co. aud O'Neil Co. allowed to intervene for amounts aggregating $1,013 M. Mon- tooth llroa.

for interveners. FRIDAY'S PROCEEDINGS. Court of Quarter Stuiont Judge Stove James Cotton, indicted for felonious as sault and battery on John Hays, was found KUUty but recommended to mercy. After the reception of the verdict the Court atljonrnea. Court of Common Pleat Judge Collier.

In the case of Riggert vs. Rothe, the jury found for defendant. The case of Rea. Hill Co. vs.

Cowling Lodge and W. R. Whitney is on trial. This action is brought to recover for hams sold. A final order was granted allowing the Tenth Ward Rank to change its uame.

John Meenan petitioned tor and was granted a writ of habeas corpus to be re leased from the Workhouse, wherein he is confined, illeeallv. as is alleged. Daniel Jones filed a petition for a writ of habeas corpus compelling Henry Cor- dir. Superintendent or the tJounty workhouse, wherein the etitioner is confined, to produce said iietitioner in Court. He claims to have been illegally committed and confined in s-id institution.

Writ granted, returnable to-day, DUtrict Court Judges Y.xeing, Kirk- Patrick and White. Defendant made a motion for a new trial in the case of Wolf vs. Carjieoter et al. In the case of J. Charles Dicken, for use of Mrs.

K. A. Gray, vs. James A. Anderson, an action on a judgment note, the jury found for plaintiff for $1,320 34.

A verdict for plaintiff was rendered tor in another similar case between the same parties. The case of Peter McCoy vs. Andrew Harcum and l'atrick Carrigan, an action to recover damages for false arrest, the defendants being policemen, is on trial. The case of Antoine Steiner vs. IS eel et al.

is still on trial. The ease of McCleants assignee vs. Schoonmaker and wife is still on trial. In the case of William Halliday, attor ney in fact for. the htiirs Chailes Kolaer, JfEW AD VK.K TISEMEXTS, CAEUPETOTG For Spring, 1874.

27e Xew Colorimgt, The Beat, Style, The Lowest Price, Axmitutern, It'Utons, lirusncls. Tapestry, Three-Fly. titgraln, -From $5 OOdoten to 25 cents per yard, liberal Discounts TO CASH BUYEIIS. McFARUKD, COLLINS CO, 71 73 Fin Ave. VKt KalleHaa; ta 17s The omly reliable gift distribution In tkaS COUBtry.

i 3100,000 00 IN VALUABLE GIFTS TDK tvttTiaUTESM 4th (tRMI-AMSUAL 6IITEITEnPmiJE To be dravra SATURDAY, Jahj One Grani Capital Prize, $10teca ii Chill One Prize $5,003 in Silver. WD Fire Prizes $1,000 Five Prix A0 Ten Prizes $100 Hi)wjr'Moaotsi KanteM, wartfc T.mm cstveiai Tw hauvM, Hones, wnrtt aseh Two I-ts-ton4ki lUMrwaod Pimm worth MfmA Tn Family ertnc Mcfat-a. mwtVm. mcLU 1 and Silrs-r U-w tiuUskf WBtrh iWm ill worth front $M(t MtKi. AbKim WANTF.D to aeU tickets, to whom llbwcai MwiituMi will be naid.

mnfie iteiea, sxneema, ie; CO- twenur-bve tickets. 44. Cii-cnlars coataiRiOAf a fall list wf tton of tbe manwer of drawtnc nnd ether infermstawej in reference to toe distnbutcon, will be stmt te ay.eaw oraerwc uaem. Ail ieuers mom be aaareefoa to aa. aa sw Boa 44.

Citwnnniti. O. Vain Off.ee. 1 41 W. Fifth LAST CHANCE EASY t-ir t-ii asfii ist mrr mT ririn anu utoi bin ua.Lni tS AID OF T11R piiRiiriiRRiRvnprfriiTfrf I VVUVUUIinill VI lta.ll ss I.IST or GIFTS.

Ooo Grand Oaab One thread tjaah One Grand C-h One Grand Caah Ineboad tJasn Gift. Sl ash Gifts-i lev fmk Gifts- lailaah Gifta. Cash Gilts. Id Gi-ts. S.aMMSoach..

I aaycseh Gift a SSCam flilts. s.aoS Id lara) Cash -ifia. 4S Cash Gifta. S-m ll AUMSCash taw I l.tve Cash Gi.ta, Oi Grand Total. ZO.mO Gifts, all PRICK OF HCKKT.

Whole UckeU OO HsJvc TentTt. or each Vaja A OO II vVhele i tckela for SOOOO CSKTicketafar 1 ,) or tickots ar information address THO K. BRAMT.RTTE, Aa-ent and Manawar. Pahhc Library Buildtnc. IxMtia vUie.

isjr. SaaiMTMtdAaaaMUW Localized by State Authority, aod DRAWS IX PD8LIO IM ST. LOCIS. 6raiiiSinilc 5flp ll Drawa the I.aet Day ef Each Month- Capital Prise, tSO.OCO wtvfx tTinxtra. TtuLfatvt Tbe Groat libisllim Wnbsms.

ertth Onltit Prize of tM ftevot. and PHies. aaseaaUac SAIS IIT. rws ovary Saturday danax the yoar. Whole UoketaSf: hsliai th Ml Address, fur 1 iceetesnd Glrcoiars, lillr.

SIII.I.KST.4ST tva Manaawrs, onasoodAWiy mix aoaes. aT. IXM.IN. ntOI, LIUER PILLS! Aa old nyasctea anae said tk eria-loate from a disease! tisadltlsa of the Beer, aod tbHStateraeat hi trwe. aUbena a aaay at Sret i im Mke an aaacasrstisn.

Whaa taa liaaT Meat of order tba whole ajstsm aad eeery ermta aod fanrtlsa anCer avoroorlomla nnasnaasaca. la the an luloat alsaaa of taa disease man D3ES C3T ItmTtLS Y.X Re Is aaaady. restless aad Soaps adaaf oad that the tinsel lke a al tapis rsmsly lasSwUI risttis him sshaaltk TTT a HTTTnT.TS TI1V sad pivveal a whole tenia of iflaaaaH that may follow. "HIT'S UVKS PILLS cure torpidity of too error. MOTT-S LIVER P1I.LS errs tewe to the stemach-MOTT-8 LIVFR PILLS eleaase tae eyotem of Mm.

MOTr LITER PILLS Sri re sol rebilie aSeotasaa. TH I IVim Til 1 0 atiaaalbaalaa nhaasajal mm MOTT-S LIVER PILLS renlate las User, aad aaa saore reliable as a liver medictae tbaa say ef the miav aral preparations that do naaro i For ails by all rmsrrtss. rihttti JOHM F. HEKRT. CURRAS A CO aadCoUo(o Paves.

Utm Terfc. Save Fifty Dollars! THE XEW IXOaUSrCE. betoorl VALl SATEa Aesr isyfae aw riere.ee. Every machine warranted. Sjteeial terms lotiabsJt dealers Send, for circulars to the Florences.

M. Florence, or to S. McCain JL Sixth FittmVnryh. aw. I avlSteosW tassw oaaaaco I MaM Till.

DEMOCRACY, JLQjcuriiCd Mm of the Allien! Ctnati Committee. TIME SET FOR IlOI.WNtJ TUE VAK1- OVS CONVENTIONS TUB COMMIT TEE ItEI'l'DI ATES A I'RESl'MPTV US CHAIRMAN, ZTC, ETC. The lVmooratic County re- IHMiiulit'tl at th St. CbarWs Hotel, on Sat tcurtiing, st eleven oYlts tt tlie the ooiumitieU appoiuteU at a to sui'i't'st a plan fur the tioMitiK -h County Couveutit.ns, ami tl. Ot SUcIl an iniiilit rUui" forty nifiubrirs wer iu at'emUine, Li' uuiuUir wan augmented luriu the S.i.m.

Tim luriuWr waitetl uutil teu minutes after the time toiiitvi, eleven e'tl'x for the meeting, and the ehair Juan nut ispje'isrinj', theuieetiiij wascalitnl to uidt-r, and Mr. S. F. Patteru wa made Chnirtnan pro and Aid. M.

F. Secretary. On motion, Mr. C. U.

Mowry wn dele-rated to rr-r'ent the- S-Tenih, ami Jacob Jresevl the Twentynixth war.t. TUtiecond preciuct of the end wSiil liaviu no rvpresrnUliou iu the foinniittee, Mfrs. .1. M. Carst.n and V.

Knrr were elected niftLlnri from that district. tALI.INO THE COS Vr.NTMNS. J. K. 1.

Iia, of the stib-romuiiitr to are a plan for calling the various convention, then ulmittel iu-yejort, which he read eutire. The rejiort is tiuitr) lengthy, a aplear elsewhere, aud fcced not be reproduced here. tn motion of Mr. Cunningham, the rejiort wan acceptel. It Wan then read aaiu, ai.d wlopted Scfttou by aectiou.

TUE HEl'ORTrUH. Mr. Itvia moved tliat the reHrter pre, rut be to withdraw, ami the st-f Lsrirs would furnish theiu with a reHirt Of the proceeding. 'buire Heiwi moved to amend to Include a'l not Hiemters of the committee. CtMiaulrrisi.lv) tliatussiou followed, when both amendment and motion wan tabled, and the outider were 1 to re-luatn.

A tOSMUSHATteS. Mr. Stuart Mated that a emmittee from the m-moeratic, City Committee were rmen and had a commiiuication which they demred to reeut. He moved that it receivi-d. Col.

McKelvy aid he did not WloUjj to Cut) cli)ue or the other, that he WANTED TO SKE HARMONV In the ranV.e, and aVrd what we to do iu the matter. Mr. S'uirt naid that th coaimuni'a- tion a one from the atid uliould lm i city Mr. chairman of the city i-, al" explainel that the chaiuuaii of ti cu'inty ciimiuitit 1 1 n.l.Tt nsi throuji'u tiif Thai tli city com-' mitte H.t.t taken except ion. lu-ri ami a "tuiuiitrn of three to present their r- luti the county commit e.

Uii kettit thought the jr.ltw to I hearil, and a iu favor tt ha the t'oinmiinieattou r-ad. Mr. Milt tliotiirUt that no committee; l.ftiHT to mrfsi! to recelv- the r' trt of a brother umimil-. tte. an I AM.

O'lfcrnm ii, a memlwr of tin city while unaware that a. ti'in had l-eu a-Ti vel at the, ctairniati of the county committee lor Ui; r4Lrd to the inty eleetio Mr. 1 'iitl siaid tlie puoii' Uilcli oi I n. lu the Saiiday Leader and other paj-ers ON THE r.VK OK THE t'lTY RLEt'TIOX "ku the bottom out of the cstupa-mu ou tlie Ih-iu-icraiic siiie." He did not be'on to either faetiou, but the rliairman of the eouut tommitlee should he rpivmimdeil. The motion to reeeiTe the couiuiuuica-.

tion was then put and carried. Mr. ieo. H. Kuhu then read the com-junuhation a follows: I Kesolvetl, That the unauthorized ami tr-titorous a'tai ujion the Iteinocratic i didate for City Controller on the eve of t'ie i late election iu this city by V.

I. Ma.rn, as Chairman of the iH-iuot ratie County Committee, deserves ami the un- qualif.ed and emphatic d'iuuiciatiou of; this lotuinittee; and that by his aetiou in! this and his equally utauthorizt-d intr'ision as stn.li Chairman into the suu-Ject of the city election in Allegheny, Mr. ha forfeltetl ail claim to our reert atiil contiilciiee, and that his administration oi the orlire of Chairman of theCounty Comiiilttee Ho louder be culilicd to and resjwt. That we request of the mem-lrs of the Couuty Committee to assemble at an early date aud take suitable actiou iu repaid coniluct of Mr. Moore.

fviu-re lleisel moved that it be laid on the la' which was voted down. Sir. Mowry moved that they lie adopted as the sense of this Committee, which wa aim-tided by a memls-r to also be eutered ou the minui s. Carried. MORE Rtrt'DlATORT REHOLtTTIONH.

Mr. V. St iart then oflored the follow- here as. The card published in the Buuday Ieailer by W. 1.

Moore, two days prior to the late municipal election, whenp in he ailvised lVmocrats to vote against the I ri-uiocratie candidate for City Controller, was un-leniocratic and uncalled for; ami Whereas, Ry signing" the same as Chair-nan of the lemocratio Executive Com mittee, he compromised the dignity of aaiu committee in assuming to speak Tor them without their consent or authority. aud insulted their houesty as ln-iuocrats in that the impression waa conveyel tuat said committee indorsed said card. Therefore be it Iteaotved. That the Committee repni- ate the action of said W. It.

Moore, he bavin no such authority delegated by us, auch action tending to create disscusionv In the party, which should be deprecated all irood Democrats, anc merits our moat emphatic and unqualitled condemnation Aid. (I'ltonuell moved the adoption of the resolutions as read. Mr. Ijtre desired to say that whilst he wou'd have preferred that all resolutions ou this snbject hail been kept out of today's mcetiuif, an soailvisetl and emleav-ored to in the hoe that anew chaiiman would oi lieelected who would eommaml the im lidence, resject and Ivearty 1' committee and the party, he now felt a duty, as the resolutions are before u. to suport them, as a vote would appear to many as an endorsement of the chairman's ftertidy.

Capt. J. II. Mew art said he coul.l not endorse the card of the county chairman, and would vote for the resolution ottered by 1' Stuart. M' Kelvy was iu favor of part of the resolutions.

He considered the card, so far as it concerned Mr. Farley, an oul-ae. The chairman had RlOHT TO HltiX it as chairman of the County Committee, hut would move to strike out tf the resolutions all after the words "un-Democratic and uu-t ailed for." Mr. Maauwaa pioscd to anything of the kiml; he a not in favor of white-waeumg the chairman. 'biuire to the county chairu.au, that he had no sympathy for him.

The resolutions as read were then aJoptcd by an almost unanimous vote. Til EST. CHARLES Col. McKeiry moved that the St. Charles It Mel as heretofore be recoguized as the 1 headquarters o( the lX'uwcracy jmi tkit 1 Medical Discovery are warranted to core salt rheum or tetter, and the worst kind of pimpies on me iace.

Two to four bottles ave warranted to clear the system of boils, rl.1l l. till I ruiuuini OOHies I are warranveu to cure the worst kind of erysipelas ana blotches among the hair. Six to ten bottles are warrauted to cure running of the ears and corrupt or running ulcers. Eight to ten bottles are warranted to cure scrofulous sores and swell ings. Two to six bottles are warrauted to cure liver complaint.

A WONDKK TO HERSELF. Tan KTOWS, Delaware count, March 20, 1873. To Dr. 11. V.

FIERCE our llt'OVery needs Only a fair trial, and it will do all you recommend it to do aua more too. ueu wan hiuku caugut coia. ana lor iweutT-eicnt Tears i nave been a perfect wreck of disease, and all the medicines and doctors' bills have ran up at times to two and three hundred dollars, and never any better, but worse, when I give np all hope last spring of living the summer through. I received one of your account books, and told my husband after reading it that it was too late to try further, but he said it was never too late. He went and fought two bottles and I found it was helping me very much.

Since was troubled with catarrh and sore throat, aud was almost entirely deaf in one ear and my voice was as dull as could be. There was constant pain in my head. Now my head is as sound as a dollar, my voice is clear, and 1 have used ten bottles of your Discovery. It has cured me of catarrh, sore throat, heart disease, spine affection and torpid liver. My liver was very bad.

My skin was rough. When I put my hand on my body it was like fish scales. Now it is as smooth and soft as a child's. In conclusion I will say I have been well for three months. I am a wonder to myself and friends.

This is but an imjierfect statement; half has not been told. Yours with respect, Hester Lackey. SPECIAL XOTICES. ALLEGHENY COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS. Tba foUowUic irufmuiu sdoptsd by th Dcm oormtlc Uoustjr CommittM as Sstardsr.

Jans M74. for baldlnc tbs sosTSnttaas sis pabushad for tils infurautioa of tfaoss iBtorwtod. RoaaWed lt That a eoavonttaa to bo eompoaed of tmo celst frura oaeS olectkm procioct is tfto count aaid dlsatM to elected oa trciDAi, juse at th boor, for holding primarr Beetiaca, be oailod aaoet is cosrensum at Ui Court Uuuae oa TCKODAT. JUSE 23S D. at 1U o'clock a.

m. to nominate one candidate for Jadft-e of tbe Ori'bane Court one candidate tor lie-tiict candiWe for Assistant District A 1 1. rn one csnaioate rur ounTJ iommiesioner odidmu tar tiirector of tbe Pour. Aad alter bavins Dominated Uie Mid otflcer. and iraasacv of sajca otaer ousiaeia as as proper.

ohm ttieai tue deleau- comp-Mioc said snaU separate aad form two oouventioas. 1 ue .1 i- -t re.mw.ni.iijr tbe dUU-lcta cmpuir.ir the -nlC'ua-Krefcslonal district to be oue convencion abd sbsll uoniiuate a caodidata f.r ijooa'rexe Iroia 1ui- trict. An muse reprenuns toe liu-inci ths 3rd I lostnctto fona acuUier ami ndatuiiis a caudiuate lox Lui." grv, truiu sAtd recod -1 ust convention he called to meet as tba I 341 day of Jane 174 at la o'cuiek A. M. be com-pused uf ons disattf trura ecn election district in Uie fi.rtjr-Seeood as ioll'jws: Tlie cur Of Al-leaneuy.

toe borouiisof fiellTtew. aerncale-r. sud Uie IvMitd ips of Keuerve, kl.iba.ft aod Oluo. SJ.il in wet, at Cltr Hall, Atteaen. Lo -nui ate one candidate ior tstate iwiuujt aad eleot one Senatorial deleale to State Ooarnthm.

1 bird -'1 bat a convention He called te mert at the Oonrt House on the 841 dr ot June, W74.a 111 o'clock a. M. rrouieecli elect am district to toe nisteentli totoe I entroad srnrds aaclur.lv., aod toe 1 in r-fceveuth ward of tseclttfof Plttinrfib. tlie several wards ot the boroachs ol McKeesport, toe OorouiU. el liraddoca.

Kiusoetn. Ta-reutum, MlUvale, Verona, Ktna, r.h.rpstiir and Uie townsbips of let. Plnm, I'eoo. KtuaDecn. suaier rawn, klutsoetn.

iikins. Puon, North and rankiin. Kuss. Mel andieaa' r.aat aaa utxt, sooth Versail Im. Piae Induuia, Kichland.

HinpUm, MsrahAl iiatrrMoti. lAnooiri. 4U.it Sw isukiry. to Bim liiftl a lr SimXab tvtul-oK aud ttiect II Till rMllfjl flnla aaa tetSee atdat CMITanTfU. Fourtii Toat a convt-nttoo i-mlbt lo utt at Id o'clock at KatilQtT Hail, tbe day of June to oorovMM-tfd of una diat from acb eictio dut net ot tba rortjr-ntm iihai4riai an tricrl aa (otiowa Ibi 'i went fourta lo tli I lurtr aixth waists tuclaMvo, ot tl city of and tat tiorouittia of West RliMbftti.

Ctiartiers, Maa- btsld, too iuwiititpot MiiHiu, Aobinaoa. Moua, liaid-; wm, lTlr aod Lowr St. Ciatr, Nortii and KaeU, Noville Jail raoa. Coartiera, Kiodiy, huow-dwo. CrMcrDt.

loum, tooU and htow, to Botuioato one candidal lor Mt tatUr. and eltrct wm SKjn-atona4 deltcaie to ttio IMate Joneniioa- l-ltitt. i uat a oonveutioa bo called to moot at 10 o'clock at tua -oort Bouao oa Wia dVUi day oi Juno. lo compoad ot ooo delfvato from each olec-liua district truro Uie hrbt to th nitu-h ward iocia-tvo aud the Strd ward ot thm City of to nominal a s-iiacriai dtfiHi to tiie lti ConTen-Uoo from ta Lird Nenatoriai dacUict. Mxiii 1 bat tbre be a oonreouun callod to meot at 7 o'clock r.

M- atClty Hall AUeaeay oa tb S4lO day of un 174 lo bo twmioMd of One delegate trona oacb elcMun diAfnct iu Uie civy of Alleabay will tut to notninato tttroo CiaAouiaUM for AMeuttrly aud elect tbreo repraDtaUve deloctoa to tae but tJoaven-Uon. be-rooth. That tberf a oowrention ealled to meet at 7 o' flock J. at tb Court rluuae on tbe 24 day of June 1:4 to bo compound ot one dolecat Iron. lLo tint bocoud, Ihird, FoorUi.

i-iU. seventh and K.iictith warda of tae city of ltulra-a to notui-ba! two candidate for Assembly aud eioct two reo-rfjintatiTe dietralev itat UouveniiOB. ir til (i. 1'bsvt ibere be aouavonUoa cailed to meet at p. at the Kulston Sciiool house i-th ward on ine4 any ot iune to ce eouitioaea oi one a.e-cato fixtai eaicb elation ua tbe iitu, IVintb, leuthaud 1 welftb ward oi the city of Pittiban.u: to uomitiate one candidate 1W Aaembly, and wieot one KtireentatiTe IvIkIb to the Oooteoboo.

Atnlb. that there boaeonvenUon called to meet at kr o'clock at helect ouncll Chamber. Plttoonrffh, on the iV4ta day of June I. 4 to be contoeed of one delegate from each ot tbeeloctu atiatricta in tbe Klev-enth and Tblri4-entb d.strtcts, to and inclndintf the 1 hirty-veiuh ward of tbiccityof Fittaburrh.tenow-liiate four candidatava for Aaaetubly and elect four rei.nttseulat.ve deleicatoa to the biate (Jonventiott. Tento.

Tbat there be a convention called, to wet at 10 o'clock a. at the iVtart lioaae on the H4th day of June In. 4 to le comiMwed of one d.sleiate from each electfeindiAtriut in tbe aeveral warda ot the borouch of MvKwwpoit, the tHfiotijrhs of Hraddock Klixa-beth, I arwuUim. Millvale, Veroma, Ktua. bharpsburc, Sewickley.and Hellevue, and the towni.hii of leet, flum, fetin.

Franklin. Hom, McCandleaa. F.aat and West Deer, bhaler. Fawn. Kliubeth.

VS d-kina, Patton, North and bouth Veraailiea, Fine, la-dtana, Kich and, Hampton. Maraball, Harrtaon, Lincoln, Forward, Kilbu ODao.Keaerve and bewickly twoeandtdala tor Aoaentbly aod elect two Reyreaoa-tative delearatea Co the State Conventioa. Ktevent h- 'I hat there be a ooovention called to meet at o'clock a. M-rat the CmrUbouee on the th day of June, to be eompoaed of one delicate from each election diatriet in the borooha of Weat Kliaabeth, tmrt ten and Maaneld. and tbe townshipeof Mttflin.

Robinaon. Moon. Haldwin, Upper and Lower Kb Ciair, North and booth Fyett-. Neville, Jetfertton, aaatiertt, rinaiey. Naowden, Crescent, nion.tow and bcott, to nominate two candidates for Aaaembly and elect two WpreaenKattT Ueleaiea to the btate Convention- Tbe delearatea to the Senatorial and Leciilative Cwvwntions will be chosen at the name time and puce aa the delegate to tbe connty oonreuioo.

By order of the Committee. S. P. PATTERSOS, CHAIRM AH PatO. TKM.

M. r. CAftWI DAT. P0T1T0 BIOS, POTAIO BUGS, POTATO PUCK, POTATO Bl'GK, POTATO BUGS, POTATO BUGa. POTATO BUGS, POTA it) HUGS.

POTATO BUGS, POTATO BUGS. POTATO BUGS. Nothing will destroy there hot Pslia Green. Nothing will destroy them but Paris Green. Notaiac w.il destroy them but Parte Green Kothins will destroy them but Paris Green.

Notnina sriU destroy taem but Paris Green. PURE PARIS PrRF PARIS PURK PAKIStiKKKN, PUKK PARIS GRF.KN. PUKK PARIS GRfKN. PURE RK GRF.r K. I'UKK PAKlSGHKhN.

fURK PARIS GRKF.K. PURR PKIS CKtK.N, PC RK PARIS GRtKN, Sold at the lowest Prices, cold at tbe Lowest Prices, tv.ld st tbe owest Prices, a) the tjomrmt Prices. Sold at tba Lowest Pruea. AT JOS. FLEMIKG'S PRTJG STOBE, AT JOS.

FLEMING'S DRUG STORE, AT JOS. FLEMING'S DJIL'G STOKE, Ko. AS Market street, enrner of the Diansond. Ko a) A Market srrect, uorner of the Diamond. So.

(t A Market street, eomer of the Diamond. DR. KROWXsXO. 82 SECOND AVENUE, between WOOD AND MARS.KT STRKKIS. PmsBURGU, Pa, con Uao.es to auarantoa his euros In esses of PRIVATE DISEASES.

His remedies are prepared by himself. No patient will be sent to a drug-Kist for his medicine. Having had a largo eiporlence to Rracuce at over awe years, he ean insure relief In daye. Terms low, and cures certain or no charge. Delicate Diseases, Liver Complaint, Palpitation of the Heart, Strictures.

Dlsnssos of the Bladder and avianeys, tvenorai afeouiiy, aaa AvTvoaabees floss rsodilf Us treaUaem. dutbu. s. Treanurer irvin prewawsu mreHiui the last campaign which was referred to a Committee consisting of Mefwra. Dan.

llarr, Stuart aud H. C. Sawyer. An unpaid bill of two hundred and seventy -eiht dollars for carriage hire ordered by the Chairman of the County from 11. VaiKTSou was presented aud referml to the Finance Committee.

The toiloniug Committees to secure the various places of meeting of the Conventions were then ainoiuted aud the Committee adjourned. North Side. M'Kelvy and Grogan. South Side. 11.

iscl and IutV. Middle. Cuuniuham and Cassiday, SERIOUS SHOOTING AFFRAY SHOT JiY A MEMBER OF THE rOLlCE FORCE. FIGHT AT A HurSK OS WATSO.1 STREET THE PARTICIPANTS KKS41RT TO THE I'ISTOL GEOKliK H. EIMJAK SHOT AND lASGF.KorSLV WOCXUIO BY OFFICER THOMAS P.

l'TTS. Another s-riouhootiug affray oirurred in our city Sunday morning between Thos. 1 l'otts, a "sub" on the city polic force, anil a reidi-nt of the South Side named The particulars of the occurrence are nubstantiiilly as follows: OUIC1N Or THE AFFRAV. About nine o'clock in the morning Geo. K.

a-conjpauiel by Ave or six companions proceeded to No. 2 Watson street, a house kept by a woman of questionable repute, uaimtl Minute Watson. The party kuocked at the door and were promptly admitted by one of the inmates. They immediately proceeded up s'airs to a room occupied by several females. It seems they had been indulging rather freely in the "Mowing bowl" during the night and weut to the house for the purpose of "having some fun," as they said.

Some conversation was had ht-twecu the men and the inmates of the house when the fomier t- ame somewhat abusive in their language and their actions, greatly frighten-tug the women. One of the frightened inmates ran down stairs and knocked at the duor of a room occupied by a woman named Nellie Moran. The rap was answered by a man named Thomas K. I'otts who had bt-en present some time talking to the occupant, who, it seems, was lying sick ujxm the 1M. One of the party, who hal ri inuined iu the hallway, also entered the room when the frightem-d women were admitted, but uton U'ing ordered out by I'otts he retired.

The meu followed the women down stairs aud rap)ed loudly at the door, but were not admitted, as the woman had informed thoe insi.le that the larty had evidently come there for the purjiose of creating a disturbance. When I they found that the iumateh would not ad mit them, the party then hurt in the dmir, and KiljMr and his roinraales entered the i "im. stat. thai when they came t'ue d'Mr was tloiiriihiug a large revolver. The anketl them what tltey meant by bursting iu the door, and an ui.civ:i ply was ma le.

It seems vera) of the i'lis then broke the lied, on which IVHn was Mtt.ng, and laid hold of him. dur- wh. several tlio women were; to rush to I'otts' resrUM, one ot tue tarty, nauietl inmovan. 1NTEI HtH BKVOLVER AT THKM, and ihaHinu them ba. into a corner the! nx.in.

tlemand'il that they remain silent. In IU auti ue I'otts was tieiug pretty IiotisUy bitndua the attackms I'srty, ju lie: isn iu iu ir uu- tiie of them, it seems, placed his revolver iu eluse liroxiuuty to I'otta head, and pulling; the trigger, snapied it twn but the wi wum uot iliwiiarel Two shots ere t.Vu llrwlat I'otts by lx.n- novan; one of the bails whixed pst his head, but neither of them struck him. IS this time the latter bad grasped Kdgar's revolver, aud succeeded in wresting it from his baud, wheu it was announced that a Milireuian was coming, and I'otts was released. Oue ot the men hastily ran to the dour, but was unable to see any orli-cer, and so reHrted to his companions. When released, I'otts succeeded iu getting hold of his own revolver, au.l also recov- I Vka-L nt Wilf luu.fi thrown to the tloor during the scuttle.

The! party then rushed at I'otts ajain, when lie lirel two shots trom bis revolver, wlucn he held in his right hand, while he wielded Kdirar's large pistol with his left hand, lioth shots were aimed at the latter it-a, and IKTIl SHOTS TK EFFECT. one ball strm him on the right side of the face, immediately a'ove the angle of the mouth, while the other entered his left hrteaMt, atioiit four im lies below the heart. The oiislaiightiug party then retired, aud nhortly alUirwards K.lgar was found iu a dry goods store uear by, aud taken to the lock-up. Ir. McCoy was summouea to ex amine and dress the injured man's wounds, when he found the ba Is bad taken ettect as stated aliove.

The wouml on the face was uot of a very serious nature, while that ou the breast, it was thought, after a careful examination, would necessarily prove fatal. Subseiiueotly three of tue women of the housu were arrested by Lieutenant Musserand otliuer John tirady and were also conveyed to the Central Station House. The oincers then returned to the house to arrest I'otts, wheu he gave himself up. AT THE POLICE STATIOIC. While all the parties were at the police station, the Acting Mayor was sent for to tu.ke Kdzar deitosmon.

tie iiuickiy ar rived, but as I'otts acknowledged that he fired the shots it was thought unneces sarv to take the wounded man's deposit ion. The women and I'otts were then assigned cells in the lockup, and as soon as he could I got in readiness Edgar was ta-keu to the resilience of his brother in-law, Mr. Wakefield, No. 1382 Carson street. South- Side, where his mother resides.

Dr. Thomas was subsequently summoned to attend the wounded mau, aud did all in his power to afford him relief, but apparently without much effect, as the man suffered intensely from his wounds. In the afternoon, about four o'clock, a consultation was held on Edgar's case by the attending physician and Dra. Woixl and Daley, each of horn gave it aa his opiuion that he would most surely die, as be was then spit ting blood, and presented every evidence of a man iu a dying state. The result of the physicians' deliberations was made known to their paticct, ho received the announcement iu a calm and indifferent mauuer, apparently not feeling the least conceru or auxiety for the niiiii result.

In accordance with the advice of the physicians a messeng. w.is sent for Alderman Krchau, who came to his bedside and took EIMSAR'S lK.rOSlTION. City of l'ittsburgh, i Statn of l'eusvlvauia. ss llefore me the uudersigueil, an alderman for said city, personally appeared George K. Kdgar, ho upou his oath duly administered according to law deposes, aud says: My name is George II.

Edgar; I reside at No. 14H Twcuty fourth street, South Side; I did not kuuw, as far as 1 car. recollect, Tom I'otts before to-day. This morniug between seven aud eleven o'clock I met him at what 1 thiuk they call Ho. 2 Watson street, near what they used to call Fifth street.

We had a quarrel, but I do uot rememlier what it originated about. I have also forgotten what 1 said to him; I saw a pistol iu his hand; I had no pistol in mv hands, but upon my person in my pocket; 1 did not pull the pistol out until ta w.i.b tSjt. FHtsbtmb. aanthi mHh bj amaml s' ormi HI rrtM. rr vimmrw 1M nmuu iTI-rwra mr otlMr miluiw nsfoci dsjuutt.

nut imu (UOSS. DSsrOKHHCT. IMZiSSUUM. DIKHESS Or SIOBT, hodt stt. tr.

xM of TIS1IJTI. unhulnf tu (tctui fa bmjmm 4. lnMtti rlmti Intmrlnr llmMins A felfcsf. srlDuw avBBJIIs. (sU farms) eanxtat- inc sf ssrji ssurnoss.

orccas or tbb Honrs. ruoATar oa orsnui rsara om tmm mam, an tass-oiiSBlf oursd tvad SLOOD-POISOB parfsocto n4-caUC rruu ih tqrsttHB. ur. wiuttMr uttvr of MfdldB St. ilnliBH it Thr a bows: bu lifo-hiiis rnlil ozporieses Is mil print wlf enable, aim to ears diOeoX caeea after staan ijTZSTJL aumii.

wlltb tb parast msdlclnfls prxparaa Df nu 'aniiauoa and eormpondenoe prrrata. tt" etamp. eaiatoaa ins IKillO tor Oun ioi ail Omee boon a- as. ia p. Boadaps lata "TRUE H1BRU6E GUIDE, Baca.

Baa Utaatntioaa. A i ali.in for tba taarrlaare or taoae about to aurry, la aU rals-ttns to tba woadora aod aiyotortea of the eana! ara-tanL A boat proeraatioa. raorodoeUaa. aVa. Iampadt taawia to larriaeTe ciisa, eowaaaaaaoa aaid eoaa A book for everybody prrrata.

earofat raadiaar. tat BaUaaaaaob7 OBSTACLES TO 11A11IUAGE Uappr relief or yonaa mam front taa eOeeta of Kr-rora and Abases IB early Ufa. Men Bead reetorod. lupedooaste to aurriaso raaaoead. New met hod of reataaaat.

Saw and romsri.Mo remedies. Rooks aad circular, wnt free to sealed envelopes. Addraae HOWARD ASSOCIATION, He. Boat Kurt street, Philadelphia. aa Institution haeiu a Blh reputation for honorable aoodoe profm.lnasl akiiL Duff Campbell, MANUFACTURERS OF WIULW GLASS, And Dealers in Frasch aad Fosiaeled Glnan.

Aa we keen In onr wareheena a SrsVelaas Cnttar. we are prepared to fill aU ardors (ram a ataxia Uxht upwards on the shortest Douce. We aspect the beat Sheet to Mil order, at oar warehouse. I tO between WOOD aod rjhUrUr IKLIi. 1W 3D.

KINZEB, WHOL1.8ALK AJfD RBTAIL DKALER IS Leather Shoe Findings, TAWVKRft Off, ri-mp and Mtwrb Ia-I i4tw aad Alu, auiaalMttwir at BOOT AND SHOE UPPERS Of ererj dssrrlptton. has remored ts Ho, 50 Smithfteld Street. S. B.PU -tarn's Hair eonstantlr on hand. JH.

aOHXSTOS, um weiTUisrxwoiu LIHKHTV STREKT. Muzzle and Breech losdina Rlr LKS SHOT-GrjJTS BKVoLViRK, AsfMLSlflOS, tiUS MATKKI ALS, Hall I. NO TACKLE, Ac Cias, Revolver, aad 1. rnnaired AisVSend far a nrioa-Ust. A lot of second-hand Ottna aad ivevolvers for aaa very Hump aulaaAW fJ 7r.S.

spoons, Jaxzs, shovels. locks.V-JKX Hinges, Nails, Files, etc tsistcKstntw i TOR SALE TALFABLE REAL ES TATK At ofioewf THoS. V' bTE.WAKT.4rS inn avecne. ACKKb on Firth arena extavnMon. wttn tU4 bum: prlee 1 ava.aee Tbu vrooertenaaaaarlvaS reel oa uie avenue, and tae- aaaaa aa Does si ass ex ford im ACRES adjatntns- Anasbenr Ctty, am gPrtns Ttsls Is uaraea asanas pnee oalr ss.saani pay a arood lalasl iai.nl Terms ease.

AUKKK. as ACkRS. 1 ACRES anal ACRKS on ine ran naavjie rsaiiwar.near inaram ai ssilou: nrtcei fraai tSMIs MASS hi FINE RKrilD EMC KSoa Stockton a venae. Alle- SSiJSSa fe t' INK HOUSES at Oakland, wrth lar FIFTH AVKjnjK.WOOO STRFKT and LTBKK TT 8TRKKT BtJSIKKsS PKOFFK1Y. Tneas properties are ths beat In toe market and will be sold NORTH AVKNPI! AND RIDGE STREET PROP (KTY.

frontine the Parka, ehaan. We nave beeattfu! bail dm face te every direct lee at lower prices and oa lonarer tiase taaa ear la tbe aiar ket. We have ttaam ua Eiarateenta earl. Ml. Wash IcSTtoauAsucneoaz, aad on tbe lines of all toe ratlerafs' Ooana and aaa ns bafwro yon bny.

J'HOB. F. STEWART. Fifth VALUABLE FAMJ FOB SAUL The nsderstened, Fiecaiorsof SAafUKL VAHCR, late of vTasbtnston coon'v. wed, will offer at PCBI KJSAI on tne premisea.

on TUKSKAT. Jane let. 1T4, sale te eomnsenee at 1 o'ejoek P. Tne farin oanlaana acres of cboiea lima and smd stone land, well watered with ciod ep ria s. Tne ini nrovements belnc new and laV acres cleared, balanoa In loetut and oak mber.

Too beet of loea-Uom for aar one wishing; te live itfivate it is al tasted mllea east of Washlnatoo, on tbe MonotuTa-hela Cltv Pike, and la ia besnnc of tbe Jefferson fjet-leseaaacbarcb beiuaod UomohSeld read rnna in SS)v yards off farm. In format te of tba fans ean be bad by vrritlna or ealHna on either o( too rlHeeators. or 8. MOKGAM at Waahlna-ton. Ps.

or ISAAC VANCE, FUtb avonoe. Pinabnrcb, Pa. WUXXAM PAUL. malS etW Kxaoatora EF0E aeroa. laienma KALE A OOOD FARM OF 60 srhton tewaahln.

Beaver eowntr. Pa. saniiata hnnas witb and seller. In an r.arn, aprinn bones and craoery. seod water, orchard wool neaca.nionj apple trees, peer.

si 1 1, gel nee ana ether small fratt. Too Lad at ondorjasd with aaal. Price SaVae: If paid cash. SI Stork, farm inar is and crop eao be bonarbt reaaoaahla foe. session ean be etvea lo a abort tnae.

Aodrasa UHAKLKS FR1KDKICKS. near SmalTa blaofc stnlts shop, st miles from Beever. 9 miles from Beeeer reus, mites rrom Btocoeeier. maza-amv A TALC ABLE FARM FOB SALE, A boinc within tbtrtv rods sl Cbartler's btsliea. so' itnate Btffd township.

R. ooatsiasnc WW acres, i odorlaid wtthfo a-naii toot os ooai. vus two Improve wulbesoMon abrned' Fas farther Bsrttculsrs sower to PUTS It SMRAfetER- itw BorroU r. Pa. IT-vWESTERX DISTRICT OF hereb.

aires notice of bis appoint ai i lit aa assieTaoo of JOSEPH HAM FN. of MUlarstosra. eoaaty of Butler end State of Poansyivaaia, artthia said diatriet, who baa bees adjudged a bankrupt by taa District Court of said district- P. BOTLE. Assignee.

reaS3SW Mlllsietowa. Butter ewstv. P. MITURIDATE FOB THE CURB Or GOKORJUUEA. WABBAXTEB PIRK IK 4CAUTT Proaspt to actios aad emcacsoae in all ariasory rsna PRICK -Seat by express Imported direct by A.

SLER, Sr A Go. Chemists aad IsraaTa-iata Ciovelaa 1, ixue. Hoxs 'tis Done. Or tae Becrot Out. OA'R nackaao of Prif Hall's Mania ComDevnd will too beard to thick and heavy oa tbe smoothest fscefwitbont iuiuryl ia atl days, or money refunded aVS eeata a psckxae.

noatpaid, or for Ao eeata. Or oat applieatioa of any "liaia CCSLU" will carl the heir of either eel beaatlfulty. Satisfaction arusraa- toad. iianfaapacsaapostrmiaUfeeeVcenta. AVOID qi AClvSA TICTIM eanv inaiecivuon, canHn4i errovsae- bllitir, prematore decaf, Iiawiac tried in vain erery aAvrthn9d reu.edf.

baa discovered a stnaple means of self-cure, which he will aend free to his fellow nffMtt Address, REEVES. Vaaaa 'treet, Aew York. ns27 IjrW a PRIVATE DLSEAKE8.ve.OFe FiCK IM PKNlt STREET, aazt doar to the St Clair For the care of all rlltms.n of a private nature la from two to four dare, by aa entirely new and safe treatment. Also, rmmlnal weakness, Impotency, sad all other fllaassas of the genital orgmas, aad their prevention. A cure narraatod or money refunded.

Has Diploma la ofnoa, aad at a alar physidaa of 90 rears' --'-e la ihia city, haying cored over fjOOU cases. Book aad Circulars IS) cento. Addraaa Dr. W. IN PFNK Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.

OFFICE HOURSa) a. as. to a. m. Boadaea aa ceoted.

SD AU.lll.UUIU.ini. Vv Ccr.laiertrxiaita ft United State District Court Judge Mc- Candlest. Thomas S. Hutchinson vs. Samuel Ca ble, debtor, McKeejport.

IJule on J. Stoner to show cause why he should not tile ins warrant ot attorney tor said debtor On failure to do ausWer tiled by him as attorney conlitional appearance to be stricken on. B. Kennedy vi. Bobbins Si ISrtnton, debtors' Warren ctuuty.

liule on debtors i to show cause why he should not be adjudged a bankrupt in default of sufficient answer. George W. Rockwell, bankrupt, Erie county. Hearing on exceptions to the opiuion of Register Woodruti on the claim of 8. P.

Johnson, adjourned to the 9th in st. It. H. lioughton. vs.

Dame, Smith debtors, titusville. Petition in bankruptcy prestnted; amount claimed, live hundred dol.ars. The usual order issued. Wier and Gibson for creditors. David P.

Hoyl, of this city, jeweler, filed a petition tor the adjudication in bankruptcy of biu.se If. Referred to Register Harper. James McGovem vs. "Tom Roes," in admirality. After the usual proclamation, order made condemning said vessel, and a writ of venditioniexpouas ordered to issue returnable on the tith day of July next.

I tar ton for motion McKeesport Dry Dock Company allowed to intervene. Amount A number of foreigners were admitted to citizenship. SATURDAY'S PROCEEDINGS. Court of Quarter Setwru Judge Stove. John Morgan, who plead guilty to assault on Jainos EeWitt, was fined one dollar and costs.

Thomas Greet and Hugh Armstrong, charged by Edward A. Rossiter with larceny and the reception of stolen goods, were sentenced to the Workhouse for one year. Jacob lloon, charged by C. S.Barclay with entering a building with felouious intent, ami who plead guilty to the same, was seutenoed to the Workhouse for two years. Covet nf C'nmmon VltanJujlfie Collier.

Rydia S. Collins applied for a divorce from John W. Collins, on the ground of drsertion, aud a subpuma was awarded. A final order was grauted incorporating the Mutual lluililing and Loan Asso ciation. A final order was also granted incorporating the Tarentum It.

L. Association. A preliminary order was made in the application of the Enterprise U. R. A.

for a charter of incorporation. Final orders were granted chartering the Iron City Mutual II. R. aud allowing the Associate Congregation of Ilttshureh to change its name. Au order was made dissolving the Puos-pher ltronze Co.

A final order was granted chartering the Greenwood cemetery. The Morse sub-school district was allowed to borrow rtfty thousand dollars for ths purpose of ereciiug school buildiugs. Jacob Woliiert applied for a divorce irora Agnes Wolbert, and subpoena was awarded. Jane Ford Washington was brought in to Court on a writ oi haU'a corpus and au alu. i i -T- i I irm lile orsuooiMS ait-r sue usu ert thirty davs.

The commitment was for a longer time, but it wasa.ljii.lgea illegal. Finai orders were granted chartering the Robert Blum aud the Monitor R. and Associations. Iu the divorce case of Libbie 'A. Conlin vs.

Thomas J. Conlin. a rule was rranted on respondent to show cause why au al .11 lowance liMUdiujt. lie madd, while the June 13th. DUtrict Court Judge Eming ani Patrick.

In the case of Orange Judd Co. vs. A. .1. Xellis defendant, made a motion aud filed reasons for a new trial.

The defendant in the case of Ixigan vs. Murray made a motion for a new trial. In tlie case of the Seventh ward Build ing aud Loan Association vs. C. Schoher et athuavit filed and rule granted to show cause why the judgment agaiust rk holier should not be stricken off and vacated.

U. S. DUtrict Court Judge McCamlleu. Adam l. Campbell, creditor, vs.

the Nippcumore Manufacturing debtor. Mr. Rroderick, administrator, was allowed to be substituted for etitiouiug creditor. Tliomas S. Ifutchinson, cretlitor, vs.

Samuel Cable, debtor. On application of Mtitioniiig creditor, restraining order I against execution rr-dilors and hearing apiiointed for the 12th inst. tstmuel O. Kaukin, bankrupt. Referred back iU'gisu-r Shaffer for further rejiort as to bankrupt's conformity with the provisions of section thirteen.

John liee vs. Wm. James. On motion John M. Kennedy, was allowed to withdraw his appearance for petitioning creditor.

Wilmarth Rolfe, bankrupts. The Court allowed the bill of Register Woodruff for certain extra services. James Mctiovern vs. steam tug Tom Rees. The Pittsburgh Insurance Company and the M.

M. Insurance Company were allowed to intervene. Mr. Wilson for inter venors. In the same case, Geo.

Romgartner, of Cincinnati, was allowed to iulervene. U. S. Circuit Court Judye McKennan. In the case of J.

8. McMillin etah Steam Capstan case, a preliminary injunction was granted against James Kees. In the case ot the make Crusher Co. vs. Totten a rule to show cause why the injunction issued should uot be set aside or modified, to permit the defendants to manufacture and use a machine patented to defendants, was granted returnable on zoxn inst.

In the case of Miller Reese, the rule to show cause why an attachment should not be issued for contempt, was continued tor throe weeks rrom date. WAS IT A MURDER. On Friday night about midnight, a lady joining from Allegheny to this side, on the Sixteenth street bridge, heard cries of murder proceeding, apparently from some oue in distress. She returned aud told tbe toll taker what she had heard. Upon in vestigation it was found that a number of persons ha4 heard the cries, among others a man wuc was ttsning.

umeer nays was told of the case and instituted a search, but nothing could be discovered to solve the mystery. WHO WAS UEt The body of a man was found last Thursday, floating iu the Ohio river at Glasgow Reaver county. An inquest was held by 'Squire McKall of Glasgow. The deceased had on black corded pants, red and black flannel shirt, dark woolen vest, dark cotton socks and heavy shoes well worn. In one of his vest pockets he had four dollars.

He was about five feet six or eight inches high. Tkere were no papers or other arti cles found upon him which might lead to his identification. rue noay was much decayed and disfigured by the action of the water. A ditli headache, no appetite, cos-tiveness aad low spirits are some of the indications of a bilious attack arising from a torpid liver. Dr.

Jayne's Sanative Pills will soon restore the liver to action, drive all symptoms of biliousness from the system, and assist in bringing about a regular action of the bowels. I el I i i i i Is 1 fe- 1 1.