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Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1890

Page

8

Catholic Nuns Teach in Public Schools Across Cambria County

In Cambria County Catholic nuns teach in six public school buildings, with 18 sisters serving as regular teachers in Gallitzin Tunnel Hill Lily Station Loretto and Carrolltown. The Bible is not read in these six months of public schooling, and religious instruction occurs after hours in church buildings during a four month summer program funded without pay.

Galluizix Cambria County Gallitzin Tunnel Hill Lily Station Loretto Carrolltown Blair County Cambria Sisterhood of St. Joseph Ebensburg J. W. Leech Nis Posse Bui County Leech Pennsylvania Pittsburg Father J. Boyle St. Patrick Gallitsin Nifos Father Boyle Cathedam

Free Organ Recital at Carnegie Hall Showcases Miss Jennie Evans

City Organist Wales teams with soprano Miss Jennie Evans for Carnegie Hall's sixth free organ recital this afternoon. Evans sings Across the Dee and a polka, while the program features Crown Diamonds overture, Ardi’s polka, Donizetti Belisario, Flotow overture, and Alessandro Stradella arrangements. The event, a popular free recital, draws a growing audience.

Carnegie Hall Wales Jennie Evans Southside The Dee Hope Glenn Pittsburg Alessandro Stradelli Donizetti

Bethesda Home to Open July First in Town

The Bethesda Home in town will be formally opened on Tuesday July 1. The house at Colwell and Townsend has been purchased with a large payment made. Managers seek 10 000 to complete the purchase while a leading businessman donated 100 yesterday. Mrs L R Jones the matron resides there and welcomes visitors. Three young girls have sought refuge at the home amid generous donations of carpets furniture wall paper and pictures from the community.

Bethesda Colwell and Townsend Streets E. Philanthrop L. R. Jones

MAYWORTH BREAKS JAIL

A telegram reports Frack Marworth, a United States prisoner sentenced for passing counterfeit money, escaped from Dayton jail on the 11th instent after seven months there. He was trusted and left with Charles Griffith, who had also been released. Police and locals have kept quiet while continuing no still hunt for the fugitive.

Dayton Basilio Dayton Frack Marworth United States Maryworth Charles Griffith Saene Keri! Rayne Darton

Clever Burglar Netted After Loot Found

John Cumberson was arrested on Penn Avenue after a burglary at Fifth Avenue near Ursuline Academy. A skylight was removed from an adjacent vacant house, letting the thief reach John Lowery's residence and steal a $250 gold watch, chain, and a diamond pin. Police filed charges for burglary.

John Lowery Fifth Avenue Ursuline Academy Mr. Lowery Lowery Kennedy John Cumberson

Twins Named at Cathedral Amid Jail Births

Mrs Reilly’s twins born in the county jail two weeks ago were christened at the Cathedral yesterday. She did not attend while under arrest for keeping a speakeasy. Two ladies volunteered as sponsors. One twin was named Peter Sopper Reilly after the deputy warden and the other Michael Price Reilly after the assistant warden. Names were pinned to each dress to distinguish the siblings.

Water gas as a fuel considered for Pittsburgh plant

T G Springer of Chicago, a water gas maker for illumination, visits Monongahela House and contemplates building a Pittsburgh plant. He notes carburetted gas with crude petroleum produces good heat and is cheaper than natural gas, though he doubts it will undercut natural gas costs. He cites Chicago usage at about 15 million cubic feet daily.

T. G. Springer Chicago Monongahela House Pittsburg

Old College Graduate Attends 1840 Washington and Jefferson Reunion

R A Ross of Sharon 8 C arrived in the city to attend the Washington and Jefferson College class of 1840 reunion at the Seventh Avenue Hotel. He reports forty men were in the class, only ten living, and recalls Canonshure where he graduated fifty years ago. The advancements since then left him overwhelmed.

R. A. Ross Sharon 8. C Seventh Avenue Washington and Jefferson College Ross Canonshure

Post Office to Move Into New Building This Fall

Supervising Architect Windrim visited the city yesterday and spent three hours inspecting the new Government building. He approved progress and directed Superintendent Malone to finish the first floor so the post office can be moved in this fall.

Windrim Malone

Early Closing List For July And August Music Dealers

In the Early Closing Ltar, music dealers agree to close at 5 P M except Saturdays during July and August. Named firms Mellor Hoene FE G Hays Co Lechner Schomnberger H Kleber Bro Broadberry Eyth Hamilton W C Whitehill J M Hoffman Co F Bechtel John R Henricke Mayer Kelly George Kappel.

Mellor & Hoene FE. G. Hays & Co Lechner & Schomnberger H. Kleber & Bro Broadberry & Eyth 8. Hamilton W. C. Whitehill J. M. Hoffman & Co F. Bechtel John R. Henricke Mayer & Kelly George Kappel

Increase in Citizens' Traction receipts in June 1890

The Citizens' Traction Company reports for the first 17 days of June show receipts of 28029 10 in 1890 versus 22199 15 in 1889. The year over year increase is 5809 95 with a daily average rise of 347 05.

Citizens’ Traction Company

Regular Relic No 1 meeting tonight at Union Veterans Hall

The bi monthly gathering of Relic No 1 M P G is held this evening in Union Veterans Legion Hall Sixth Avenue Important business relating to the fell elections will come before the meeting

Relic! No Union Veterans’ Legion Hall Sixth Avenue

Phonograph Man Previews Edison Dictation Revolution

In Chicago rotundas Edison phonograph men showcase ten cent talks as faster dictation replaces the typewriter. Firms already use cylinders to capture notes spoken at speed and later transcribe. The system, praised for accuracy and efficiency, hints at a coming surge of phonograph operators in cities nationwide.

Edison Carcano Jane Chicago Edison Phonograph Pittsburg Kentucky Rotunda McKeesport Jefferson Kankakee

Missing Mail Pouch Sparks Registry Section Alarm

A missing mail pouch destined for the Registry division caused widespread concern at the post office. Superintendent Paxton and Postmaster Riley held a conference as searches failed to locate the pouch. The Secret Service was asked to investigate after authorities reported the pouch did not arrive with the early mail.

Crscrs Hati Paxton Riley Injirv Post Office Secret Service Department

Cat Saves A. H. Postel From Burning Home In Lansdowne

A Maltese cat named Freddy awakened A. H. Postel shortly after 3 a.m. enabling him to escape flames that destroyed his residence. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade while E. V. Kate called for a fire engine that failed to arrive. Winds shifted, saving nearby homes and preventing further loss.

Lansdowne A. H. Postel Mr. Postel Freddy E. V. Kate Mr. Phipps David Garrett F. M. Longstreth F. L. Archambault Mary Maxis Joseph & Vansant E. V. Kane

Jane Reduction Sale Face Value Waists at Reduced Prices

Ladies and misses fine Scotch flannel waists discounted to two dollars from three. A. G. CamPrepott & Sons at 27 Fifth Ave urge calls to telephone 1931 and instructs sending all packages to North American Delivery Company, Limited, for delivery.

North American Delivery Company, Lim

Kaufmanns' Saturday sale offers $125 jeans for 59 dollars

A quirky ad notes a math style bargain with Polaris jean pants listed at regular 125 and a Saturday price of 59 with a promise of a clear savings. The text switches to other department store goods and a weekend clearance sale promising bargains from 25 cents per yard.

Pittsburg Kaufmanns

Bargain sale of ginghams and challies at Andersons and nearby counter

The ad promotes stylish season fabrics at deep discounts including 27-inch Indias 50c and 22-inch 40c, Andersons 25c to 60c lines, 7-8 Zephyrs 15¢, all new all-wool French Challies and American Challies at reduced prices, with latest prints and Latinos Freres Koechlins at 25c.

Anderson Anderson’s

Shirt Prices From The Oxford And Zephyr Lines

The Oxford shirts are offered at $2.00, $2.95 and two dollars each. Zephyr shirts cost $2.00, $2.60 and $2.76 for the silk stripe varieties.

Oxford Zephyr

Reliable clothing from Beths and Sons promises quality

Persuasive ad copy asserts Beths and Sons makes ready-made clothing superior in quality and durability. It contrasts cheap, mean garments with reliable, substantial products and claims fair, steady pricing tied to true value. The tone stresses consistent improvement and product excellence.

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