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rrrrsiiuijfsn cooiiircjlal gazette, Wednesday, august 21, isos. OFI- in THE POMP MEN'S WAR. REAL ESTATE. LafrM $ales ul Realty Reported ith Transfers anit MortKHRa a Recorded. Biack Glc-ninger sold to William J.

Burns for H. R. Wiederich. a lot on Fifth avenue. Shadyside, opposite Aiken avenue, 12i'3 feet front bv feet in oepth, with aa old brick dwelling thereon for $25,500.

3lorlgraer Recorded. Phelan 1'1-hd tr to Free Library of Phil- adtdphia, yrs, fi p. V-V V. iekline Alex to no Humes. July 30, Ail local under th fotloTTlng hradiDKn WASTED, PERSOS.U.S, LOST and FOt'SD Will fc Inserted the rat ot 0S! CtflST A WORD.

Position Wanted. WANTED By reliable and trustworthy gentleman a situation a.s with installment houe; can give bond and best of references. Address care of Cora-rnereia! Gazette office. Male Help Wanted. WANTED An experienced hospUal fclcw-ard for a public inst'tution; single man 2 to 35 years of age; be competent druggist of toed habiis, and come well recommended.

Wages i-r jnonlh with boanl and washing. Address Anderson, Commercial Gazeite office, Pittsburgh, Pa. WANTED Miller One who can dress burrs; middle aged man preferred. W. Provost, Fair Haven, Pa.

au2t an: rxiaiTY partisg. Dr. Hunter of lu-sicr Fall ftr Court Mollier HetuKF t-lve' Vp Tier Child. A most affecting incident ok place in Alderman J. V.

MeMaster'3 c'Mce yesterday afternoon. It was the parting of little Sarah Hunter and her aied grandfather. John G. Hunter of Bea -or Kalis. The scene occurred just after 'he close of tb hearing- of Dr.

.1. R. Hunter, aMo of Heaver FaliM, charged by Ms wife Ada with desertion. The healing itself wa3 wnrout roue), interest. Mrs.

Hunter was the oniy witness examined, and only defense ade was that the wife had left the hus-bend. The prosecution admitted (his, but claimed it was because she couid not live with him by reason of his cruel treatment of her. Ail through the hearing little Sarah, a golden haired miss of about five summers, fat on her grandfather's knee toying with his hair and whiskers, or putting her chubby arms around bis neck and telling him how much she Hm. Mr. Hunter wanted to take the child, and as he is wealthy, neing one of the principal merchants of Heaver Falls, he claimed he could raise the child better than the mother could.

After tiie alderman had held the doctor fjr court in bail Mr. Hunter askea the mother if ne could not take the Mrs. Hunter refused to listen to the proposition and her mother, who was present, aiso interposed a vigorous refusal. Mr. Hunter then clasped the child in his arms and with tears streaming from his eyes bade her goodoy.

Dr. Hunter did not aopear in th-? least affected, and whispered t. his father not to make a scene. The chili is anxious tn go home with her grandfather, and pleaded with her motber allow her to go, but without avail. Mrs.

Hunter is a pretty litt'e blonde haired woman with expressive eye.s. She showed no signs of vveaKcninif at anv time during the hearing, saying that in her five years of married life she had tried to be a good and faithful wife, but the brutal treatment of her husband compelled her to leave him. What she wants now is for the doctor to 1 elp provide for herself and their child. When the trial comes up court, which will be during the first wf in September, it is claimed some startling developments in the case will bo. forthcoming.

The prosecutrix' counsel made that assertion to the alderman in asking that the defendant be held for court. ornciAi-riTTsiu near. a connection with a brick ewer 4 fet in diameter, on the said property of Mary A. Bailey, at or near the Citstie Sbnnou Jjj'dine, fewer from th last mentioned points to Wyoming street to be pipe, iS inches in diameter, and from Wyoming street to the pois: on Sycamore street, about the four'h anrle from Carson street, and through the private property of Marv A. Bailey, to connect with the foresaid brick sewer, to be an iron pipe, 16 inche io diameter, and appropriating the said private sewer 4 feet in diameter for the public use as a part cf the sewer as it.

is constructed through the property ot Mary A. Bailey to the comiwtion wi-h the sewer leading to South First street and the Monongahela river. With a branch fewer on Wyoming street from a point 50 feet south of Grandview avenvie to Sycamore street, commencing at a point on Wyoming street, 50 feet south of On ndview avenue; thence nlorg Wyoming street southwardly to a connection with the sewer on Sycamore street, to be a pipe sewer 15 inches in diameter. Also a branch sewer on -Sycamore street, from Shdoh street to Wyoming street, commencing at Shiloh street; ihence along Sycamore street, castward-ly, to, and connecting with the sewer on Sycamore street at Wyoming street, to be a Pine sewer 35 inches in diameter." Also a branch sewer on Oreenbush street from the crown or change of grade In, Greenbush street, west of Wyoming street to Wyoming street, commencing at the crown or change of grade in street, west of Wiom.ng street; thence along Greenbush street east-wardly, to a connection with a sewer on Wyoming street, to be a p.pe sewer 15 inches; in diameter. Also a branch sewer cn street and private properties of H.

B. Graham, W. A. Had, Louis Bosch, Michael Mcran, Thomas Conned, Mary A. Failey, Philip Iiuis Antoneile, David II.

Hunter, Robert Glascow. Janus R. Hood, Kear and Mitchell, Thomas Titnmons, John li. Bosch, .1. H.

Wright. William M. Lyons, John L. Awl, and S. C.

Stewart, from Wyoming street to Sycamore street, Commencing at Wyoming street; thence along Vinecliff street in an easterly direction and through or in front of the private properties of H. B. Graham, W. A. Hall, Louis Busch, Michael Moran, Thomas Connell, Mary A.

Badey, Philip Zehfuss, Iouis Antoneile, David R. Hunter. Robert Glaseow, James R. Hood, Kear and Mitchell. Thomas Timmons, John B.

Bosch, J. H. Wrifcht. Wi'llam M. Lyons, John L.

Awl and S. C. Stewart, to a connection with the sewer on Syc-more street, to be a pipe sewer 15 inches in diameter. In accordance with the plan hereto attached and made a part of this ordinance, the contract to be let in the directed by the said acts of assembly and ordinances. The cost and expenses of the same to be assessed and collected in accordance with he provisions of the acts of assembly of ie commonwealth of Pennsylvania, relating thereto and regulating the same.

Section 2 That any ordinance or part of ordinance conflicting -with the provisions of this ordinance be and the same is hereby repealed so far as the same affects this ordinance. Ordained and enacted into a law in councils this 12t.h day of August, A. D. H. P.

FORT, President of Council. Attest: E. J. MARTIN, Clerk of Select Council. G.

L. HOLLIDAY, President of Common Council. Attest: W. C. GEARING, Clerk of O-rnm Council.

Mavor's Office. August 15, I'-Sj. Approved: B. McKENNA. Mayor.

AiteKt: rs. MORGAN. Mayor's Clerk. Recorded in Ordinance Book, vol. 10.

page 385, 17th day of August, A. 1S95. OFFICIA 1 riTT SB CB GIL No. 538.) A.N ORDINANCE Authorizing and directing the purchase of one lot from William Waiter, in C. B.

Seely's plan. Nineteenth ward, Pa. Section 1 Be a ordained and enacted by the city of Pittsburgh, in select and common council assembled, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of. the same. That tt.e director of the depart-mertof public works of the said city be and he hereby authorized, empowered and directed to purchase, In fee.

simple, for the use and of said city, from William Walton, lot the consideration hereinafter named, all thot certain lot of ground situated in the Nineteenth ward, city of Pittsburgh, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning on Riverview avenue, at th.3 corner' of lot No. 149, in C. E. Seety's plan; thence along said avenue to the line of lot No. 147; thence along the line of said lot No.

147 to Bayne avenue; thence along said avenue to the line of lot No. 11; thence along the line of said lot No. 149 to Riverview avenue, at the place of beginning; being lot No. 118 in C. B.

Seely's plan. Nineteeiuh ward, Pittsburg-h, recorded in Plan Book, vol. 4, pages 19 and 197. Upon the delivery of sal 1 deed, in fee simplel the. controller of said ciy is hereby authorized and directed to issue his certificate for a warrant fcr the consideration, to wit: Two hundred ami fifty dollars and charge to appt opt iatioii No.

49. Section 2 That any ordinance or part of ordinance conflicting- with the provisions of this ordinance be, and the same is hereby repealed so far as the same affects this ordinance. Ordained and enacted into a law in Ci ur.ciis this 12th dav of August, A. D. 1895.

11. P. FORD, President of Council. Attest: E. J.

i'AKTJN. Clerk of Select Council. G. HOLL1 DAY, President of Common Council. Attest: W.

C. GEARING, Clerk Common Council. Mavor's Office, August 15. lii5. Approved: R.

McKENNA. Mayor. Attest: B. W. MORGAN.

Mayor's Clerk. Recorded In Ordinance. Book, vol. 10. page 32, 15th dav-of August, A.

D. 1833. AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and directing the nurehaso of two lots from Lucy E. McCombs, in C. It.

Seely's plan, Nineteenth ward. Pittsburgh, Pa. Section 1 lie it ordained and enacted by the city of Pittsburgh, in select and common councils assembled, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same, That the aire; tor of the depart-mentof public works of the said city be and be is hereby authorised, empowered avid directed to purchase, in fee simple, for the use and benefit of said city, from Lucy E. McComba, for the consideration hereinafter named, those certain lots of ground situated in the Nineteenth ward cf the city of Pittsburgh, marked and numbered, as lots Nos. lot! and 107.

in O. B. Seely's plan, Nineteenth ward, Pittsburgh, recorded in Plan Book, vol. 4. pages 196 and 17.

Upon the delivery of the said deed, in fee. simple, the controller of said city is hereby authorized and directed to issue bis certificate for a warrant for the consideration, to wit: One thousand dollars (jri.tXiO). anil charge to appropriation No. 43. Section 2 That any ordinance or part of ordinance conflicting with the of this ordinance be and the same is hereby repeated so far as the same affects this ordinance.

Ordained and enacted into a law in councils, this 12th day of August, A. D. H. P. FORD, President of Select Council.

Attest: E. J. MARTIN. Clerk of Select Council. G.

L. HOLLIOAY, President of Common Council. Attest: W. C. Office of Ciiv Clerks, City of Aileshcny, Aug 17, 1'J5.

NOTICE ts hereby gtve-i tt.af the following ordinance was presented tit a meeting of common council of tne city of Allegheny on the 15th day of Auru-st, ai. i was referred to the committee on surveys. ROBERT DILWORTH. City Cierk. AN ORDINANCE Opening end widening of Clayton av.

from perrysville av. to east line of Berger's property. Second ward. Section 1 Be it ordained and enacted by the select und common councils of the city of Allegheny, and it Is hereby ord and enacted by the authority of the same. That Clayton from Perrysville av.

to east line of Berger'8 property, ward, is hereby opened and widened according to accompanying- plan. The center line thereof Is described a follows: Beginning on the east line of Prr-rysville av. six fet south of the lino between the property of Henry Berger end Elizabeth Greaves; thence by a curve to the right, with a a lius cf fifteen (15) leet, a distance of twentv-three and fiftv-slx hundredths feet; I hence parallel with av. arid fifteen Ret distant fiom the east line thereof, a distance of fifty-eight feet: thence by a curve to the left with a radius of sixty C'-0 feet, a distance of ore bandied and two and one-tenth (102. 11 feet; thence parallel with the present south line of Clayton av.

and fifteen (15) tect therefrom 'o the ea.it line of a1t Berger's property. The width of said Clayton av. to be fifteen (ln feet on ach ride of the above described center Pr.e. Section 2 The damages caused thereby and the damages caused by the grr.de of the same nd the benefits to pay tile same to be assessed and coiVctd In accordance with the provisions of the acts of assembly of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania relating thereto and regulating the same. Section 3 That so nineh of any ordinance as may conflict with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and the same is hereby repealed.

let Offlc of City Clerk. CHy of Allegheny, Aug. 17. 1x95. NOTICE is hereby given that tne following ordinance was presented at a of common council of the city of Allegheny on the 15th day of August, L95, and was referred to the committee on uur- ROBERT DILWORTrT.

City C'erk. AN OP, DINANCE Extending a 20-foot alley in the Tenth ward, preserving the same width from the terminus on top of hill, as shown in c.r.y nance approved April 1. 1895, to Howard according to accompanying plan. Section Be it ord lined and enacted the select and common councils of the city of Allegheny, and it 1 hereby ordained and enacted by and with authority of the same, that a 20-foot alley in the Tenth ward is lure by extended, preserving the satne width from the termtnus on top of hill, as shown In ordinance approved April 1. 195.

to Howard according to accompanying plan. The damages cauted thereby and ihe damages caused by the grade thereof i.nd ihe benefits to pay the same to be assessed and collected In accordance with the acts of assembly in such cases made and provided. Section 2 That so much of any ordinance as may conflict with or be supplied bv the foregoing, be and the same is hereby re. pea led. au19-l0t Office of City Clerks.

Citv of Allegheny, Aug. 17, 18:15. NOTICE is hereby given that the following ordinance was presented at a meeting of common council of the city of Allegheny, cn the 15th day of August, 1S95, and was referred to the committee on public works. ROBERT DILWORTH, City Cierk. AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the grading, paving and curbing an unnamed alley, fiom Washington avenue to Juniata street.

Section 1 Be it ordained and enacted by the select and common councils of the city of Allegheny, and it is herebv ordained and enacted by and with authority of the same, That the department of public works be and It ts hereby authorized and directed to advertise for proposals for grading, paving and curbing of an unnamed alley, from Washington avenue to Juniata street, in accordance with specifications prepared by fcaid department. The committee on public works is hereby authorized to repc-t in ordinance awarding the contract for said work to the lowest responsible bidder. The cost and expense of said improvement to be assessed and collected in accordance with the piovinlons of the acts of assembly in such cases made and provided. Section 2 That so much of any ordi-anoe as may conflict with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and the name hereby repealed. aul9-10t Office of Citv City of Allegiey Aug.

17, 1X95. NO'rlCE is hereby glvn that the follow-irg ordinance presented pf a meeting of common c-juncll of the cliy of Allegheny, on the 15th day of August, jy and was referred to the committee on surveys. ROBERT DILWORTH, City Clerk. AV ORDINANCE Authorizing theopen-ing and widening of Extension avenue, from Milroy avenue to Perrysville avenue, in the Tenth ward, and assessment of damapes caused by grading the same. Section 1 Pc It ordained and enacted by the select and common councils of vie city cf Allegheny, and it is hereby ordained and enacted, by and with authority of the sane.

That the department of public works is hereby authorized and directed to cause to be surveyed, ci-ened and widened Extension avenue, from Milroy avenue to Perrysville avenue. In the Tenth ward, so that the new eastern line ctf said Lxterisicn avenue shnll be twenty 1 20) feet, east of and parallel with the former eastern line of the said Extension avenue, according to the accompanying plan. The damages caused thereby and the damages caused by the grade of the same and the nellts to pay the same to be assessed and collected in accordance with the provision of th" acts of assembly of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, iclat-ing thereto and regulating the same. OFFICIAL I'll TMIIRC.II. IN pursuance of an act of assembly entitled "An act amenuing section of an act entitled 'An act in relation to the laying out.

opening, widening, straightening," extending -or vacating streets and alleys and the construct tc of bridges in the several municipa liti-s of this commonwealth, the grading, paving, macadamizing or otherwise biiptovicg streets and -llleys, providing for ascertaining the damages to private property resulting therefrom, the assessment of damages, cosis and expenses thereof upon th property benefited and the construction of sewers and payment of the costs and expenses thereof, including: dainnges to private property resulting theretrom, approved May Ifi. Anno Domini one thousand eisht hundred and -one, ens, niinlrinl pnriuintlinrm to ljc out. open, wdden. extend vacate streets or alleys upon petition or without petition of property owners, approved May 22, A. D.

the following ordin- apce were, upon the 12th day of Augurt. 1S95. introduced councils, and icteric! to the committee on public work. Attest: E. J.

MARTIN, City Clerk. AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the open ing and wi.ler.ii. of Second avenue Cross street or the Birmingham bridge to Ross street, and the assessment of dam- i ag'-s caused by the grade of the Fame. Section 1 Be it ordained and enacted by the citv of Pit if burgh, in select t.nd com- mon councils atsembied. and it is hereby ordained and en-acted by the authority of I the same.

That Second avenue, from Cross street, or the Birmingham bridge, to Try street, be and the be opened and widened on 'the present north- ern side ti.ereof to the extent required tt the said Second avenue seventy (7o) feet in width between the above men- tioi.ed points; and from Try street to Ross street the said Second avenue shall be opened and widened on the present northern side thereof to the extent re- quired to make the said avenue between tiie last mentioned points (00) feet in widlh. Secaon 2 That the department of public be and is hereby and dit -c(ed to cause to be surveyed, widened pod opened Second avenue, from Cross street, or the Birrriirgham bridge, to Try htreet or. tne preseot northern side thereof, to the extent required to make the ail avenue between the above mentioned ttointa seventy tVJ) feet In width, and from ivv street to Ros.J freet, on the present rorthern ride thereof, to the extent re-cjuired to make tne avenue between l.V? above last mentioned poii.is sixty (wb feet sn width. Th damages caused thereby anl the damage caused by the giau thereof, and the benefits io p.tv the same, to be assessed and collected in with the provisions of the acts of the commonwealth of Penny Ivnui relating thereto nl tbe sarin Section 3-Tbat Anv onlinan-e or part c-r ordinanc-i with the I revision of this oruuu.nce be and the same hereby repeal--i far a tne affects this ord'iiMecp. AN ORDINANCE Ar.h..iD.ir.g the and widening of Second avenue, irom TrV street to Cious itrttt.

and tUe tuisesa- f3 A lndr: Crlcbton born. St. FrhictH de Sales born. 17(12 Body ry Woi tky Motdainj To-day happy HuiUiu-; Ground Ju lift'u of the Indian tribes, I ieh takes place every live jenrs, is celebrated. To-day, also, the bimclalti-its of Germany hold a grand conclave Berlin hi promote the rtstoruUiin cf silver to full monetary dignity.

Neither Kold, nor paper money was ever vuu th more than It is now at our 25 per rent rebate sale. hundred uid twenty fivo tents' worih for every dollar or a dollar's worth for That's what vie arc Ivin in our department dollar pants for 73c; 61.50 pants irU3; 82.03 pants for $2.25 pants for pants for $2.25, and so on all the way through, 25 cents off on the dollar. Satisfy yourself, come iu, sec our stock, note our prices, get our and Mil'tl! PS IP TO C. IX. 954 and 956.

Ltoty STAR CORNER. ment of damages caused by the grade cf the same. Section 1 Be it ordAlpe.l and enacted by the city of Pittsburgh, In select and common councils assembled and it is hereby ordained and enacted by the aotbtritv of the same. That Second avenue, from TTy Ftreet to Cross street, be and the same shall be opened and widened on the present northern mid s- uthern sides thereof to the ritent reuuired to mnk the said avenue nixty '00) feet In width. Section 2 That the, department of publl'3 works be and la beret authorised tuij directed to cause to be surveyed, vv Ucied and opened Second avenue from Try street to Cross and the ground "i said opening and widening of sidcl uv er.ue between Try street and Gas Mreet shall be taken from the present northern and southern sides thereof to itb extent required to make the ald avtnn between bald points sixty feet la sldth.

and the ground for said and widening of said avenue bet wen Ga street and Crons street shall be taken from the present northern side thereof to the extent required to mak the said live-rue, between said points, sixty (X) fen in Mth. Tho damages caused thereby and tb damages eHused by lhs grade thereof, and thrt benefits to pay the same, to be -sesned and cuiwted in accordance with tbe provisions ot ts of jsscmbly of the commonw ealth ot Ivanoi relating thereto and regulating the same. Section 3-That any oru.naiH'e or part of or.linanre cuiiHiotliiB wKh tli uiutUnit of this ordinance, be tind the Rami li'-" hereoy repealed so far a a the same a fleet thN ordinance. AN )RDI NANCE Authorising the opening of Larimer avenue, from a point dln-tant C22.3M leet northeasterly frri tlv center line of Shetland Btrect to Deaii atreet, and tho assess men of damaKa caused by the grade of tbe s'mo. Section 1 -Be it ordained and enacted by tbe ity ot Pittsburgh, In select and roin-mon councils assembled, ar.d It la hereby ordained arid enacted by the authority of the same, that the department of pub'liq works be and is ber br and directed to cause to be surv-'ed end opened Larimer avenue, from point distant 6'52 feet northeast et ly Jr.mi th center lino of Shetland street to Dena s'reet, at a width of 5" feet, in accordance with an ordinance locating the saiuvs approved October 31, lfc9.

The damages caused thereby and th damn lies caused bv tbe grade thereof, and Ihe beneiits to pay the tomie to and collected in accordance with the provisions of the acts ol aw-embly ot the commonwealth of ania relating thereto and regulatlntr the Sectl in 2 That any ordinance or psrl of ordinance conflicting with th provl-lon of this ordinance be and ihe fame i herebv repealed, so far as th smr." fleet thla ordinance. IN pursuance of sn act of sssnnddy en-ti'led "An act enrpow ring clt.es of thla commonwealth gta.de, pave, curb, macadamize und otberwl; 3 Improve th publtc and alleys it parts tfiereof-wittdn the corporate Umi.s wii.iout petition of property holders, s.nd provid'nar for the payment of costs, aniages and expenses thereof," approved Mi 22. A. Il tbe following ordlnxpc? upon the 12th dav of August, in councils and referred to the oi.iini tee OH 1 0 a Attest: K. J.

MAI 'TIN. Ciiv 1 AN ORDINANCE- -Authorlzb-g tie nm-V ir.f, paving and curbing of L.r'ire-.' nue. from Shetland street to CifurJ ttrcet. Seo'ton 1 Be it ordained and enacted rv tbe city of Pittsburgh, s-de and common c-onn'-IH assembled, and Is hereby ordained and ena'-ted by thi i uthor'o cf the. same, That the depurlmct of work be and is hereby and directed to advertise In aoon aiice wl'rt tbe acts of assembly jif the orr.

uoiiweulth of Pennsylvania and the unlnnui-fi, of lb said city of liicg Do-ret and regulating th fume, for propol for the grading, pavb.g md ci blng of I srl-mer avenue, from street Clifford htreci; the titrac. tierefor let In the manner bv the act of assembly and or.lina The cost ami expense of tbe ram to be assessed and collected In accord me' with the provisions cf the acts ol st.bly th common wen 'h o. Pennsylvania renting thereto and regulating tie dom. Section 2 -That any ordinance or put cf ordinance contnet'og with tl provlrion cf this ordinance he and tbe ts liers-bv repealed uo far a tbe sums hHVi-; thlt ordinance. tfiDW-lOt PORTEU'S A simple, scli-nUffa svtdrm, wUbout void- STMMOMJ-Uie ri 'f as well us bv me be rM i I'liialiiH-th snl clto'r gmns i 'n si lkd, PKK CKNT IN EASK OF LB UN AN 5-0 BE CKNT IN LF.Gi tbe word-sign st -ns.

Mr a rtrporMble to biiv writer or baclitr tb woi'isls svstema proving tbe-e claitui to be vti-i ioo'iib-d. I IVVKSTIGATIOV. miv save yo.i itine. i.e.l rl-k of fadnro. A bock ol ttiii( ipb-s rent, free on eppllrall to J.

Porter, tor. and Llt'IT I Piitsburklu u2l.Svv,iia --ii Wmmrn i miss Sr' 11 bm WORKS COHHini f. GftK.S 4I.L1S Tir VICTORY. Holly Co np Defense for Slow Work Dr.oner of a Wiili-r and Vfi'Ml(f fcr MaLinic Uuxtc. Mr.

Ki run" Kick. The ar btwfn rival contractors who want supply pumoing engines for Brilliant at. a Herron HUt pumping station, took up a large share of the time of the coTTimi tee of public works at its meeting yesterdiy. The war of words availed nothing, and th AIHh Company got the ccntrac'-, already recommended to it. The session was held in helmet council charroer.

H. Thorne acted as The ordinances awarding the rortract to th? Edvtard Company of Milwaukee for twolwelve-miilion-gal-lon capacity pumps for the Brilliant works at $153,400,. and for two live million-gallon capacity pump Jlerv.ii Hill for were read.bv Clerk tiering-, after which the representatives of tie pump companies were allowed fifteen minutes each to J. H. Linneen of the Holly Company said he was present not 'to fault, but was there for justice.

Tn referring to Director Bigelow's leter saying that his company were behind in the pumps now being erected at Brilliant, he Raid the specifi-calio'9 under which they were working were most- extraordinaiy lii the way of the tensile strength required In the cast Iron. The engines have been completed, but owing to the quality of the cast iron reqred cracks were discovered. This Mr. Linneen attributed, to the tensile strength of the iron required in the speclticaMons. He said also that the remaining castings were replaced jit the company's expense, and would have been in place to-day had they not been delayed by waiting for the completion of an electric crane.

"If those specifications were all right," said he, "why are the specifications different now? Somebody has made a mistake." Mr. Llnr.een then spoke upon the existing- hies, lie did not condemn the Allis Company, but claimed bis company had the benefits of experience and had profiled by the pas'. He spoke of experience in building engines for other cities. He thought that Director Bigelow lacked the information necessary to the proper solution of tins ese; that he did not take time examine, the bids, and ventured to say that Mine of the blue prints had never been opened. He asked that the atter be referied back to Director Bigelow, who before again letting the contract should look into the virtues of.

the different engines. Page Guyton, representing the Groshon High Duty Engine Company, said the company had a grievance, as it was a lower bidder on the Iierron Hill pumps than the Allis Company. He acknowledged that bis con.oany had no pumps in existence, but said "everything must have a beginning." A. B. Shepherd of the bureau of water supply answered several questions regarding the delay of the Holly company, and said that company had delayed their work at least ii) days so that they.couid use the electric crane erected by the Allis company.

H'igh Ferguson interrupted Mr. Shepherd by the Question, "Are you a mechanical engineer?" "Mr. Bigelow thinks so," replied the speaker. He farther stated that he could not recall uany great difference in the present specifications. S.

D. Warmeastle made a motion that the resolutions awarding the contracts to the Allis company be returned to councils with an affirmative recommendation. K. Bigham thought there was no hurry in awarding the contracts, and Mr. Shepherd explained that it was the intention to go ahead and put in the purnps from year to year, or as soon as the preceding one had been completed.

He said also that when the Holly company finished its work the Allis company would have the engines contracted for last September on the ground. Mr. Ferguson favored laying the matter over until it could be looked into more thoroughly. Mr. Warmeastle said the Holly company has already confessed that it has not kept its former contract and that he would not be a part of the municipal machinery to keep the city out of water." Any delay, he thought, would be a great hindrance, as it is known that the city is in danger of a water famine.

He did not favor awarding the contract for the Herron hill works to thtGroshon company, for the little difference existing between the bids, and remarked that no sensible business man would run chances for the involved. The question of the trouble in securing the necessary bonds nothing to do with the matter, as Air. Linneen suggested. Mr. said that not one of the committee thoroughly understood the matter, that he was not in favor of "throwing away." and that he upheld tho rights of the Holly company.

Mr. Warmeastle Are you aware that the engines now at the works are continuously breaking down? Mr. Ferguson I am not. Mr. Warmeastle Well, they are.

Mr. Fergnson then insisted that the committee should visit the works and said that they were simply throwing money away. "Why don't you go asked T. A. Gillespie, but Mr.

Ferguson paid no attention to this remark. When the question wa? called for Mr. Idnneen rose- and asked if this contract was awarded to the Allis company, how contractors would venture to bid in the future. Chairman Thorne answered that tht was not before the committee and a vote was taken upon the motion to affirmatively recommend the resolutions to award the contrrcts to the Allis company. It resulted 15 affirmative votes, Mr.

Ferguson alone voting in the negative. 1'hiiip K. Flinn and K. Q. Bigham did nol vote.

The ordinance to introduce a system of for public and private use went over, as it was in blank. The following papers were affirmatively recommended: For paving Kent aliey, frcm I if ty-second street to MeCandlcss street; for sewers on Modoc alley, from Forty-sixth street to Home -street; Mo-nongtihela street. feet west to Hazel-wood avenue; Susquehanna street, 490 feet east to Bnishton street; jeannette street, from iexington street to Home-wood avenue; Mellon street, from Marga-retta street to Dlack street; Mononganela street, from I.ewi property to Hazelwood avenue; Rutven -afreet, from Finland street to Linoleum alley; Rowan street, from Lincoln avenue to Keechwood avenue; Corey alley, feet east to South Twenty-seventh street: Hareum alley, from South Thirtieth street to South Thirty-first street: Ftlair street, from Te-cumseh street to KiizaLeth street; for the regrading and repaving of Duquesne way, from Ninth street to Garrison place; for the grading, paving and curbing of Mellon street from Margaret ta street to r.liivk street; Clyde street, from Fifth avenue to Kllsworth avenue. TO LOUISVII.I.I-: II 1IO VT. fi.

It. Men Will Trnu Dorrn Hie Utter. The boats that have been chartered for the trip to Louisville during the coming national Giand Army of the Republic encampment expeet to do a big business. F. Porch, manager of the Marine brass, band.

ha3 ham red two bouts for the trip and stated yesterdav: "It -will be necessary for me to sec: tire at least two more, as applications for rjuarters Veep pouring in every dav. The Meam- e.i-ur.Muueriis to ne in nbh favor. The equipment of the. boats will be rap- idly pushed forward, and ail arrange- 1 men's wilt tie complete previous to leaving the Monor.gahela wharf September 7. A number of boats have been chartered by other parties to carry G.

A. R. passengers to Louisville iu September. CTiurcli Dedication. Th.

Kbenezer Baptist church, CohveU and Miller streets, will be dedicated next Sunday afternoon. Many ministers from the nearby towns will participate. The church was organized September 10, 1373. The congregation averages about 5e0 men-h' ra and the Sunday school about loo. Th church cost nearly $26,000, of which has been paid from cash on hand.

The congregation owns a fins pipe organ which Is in the church. The program' is an elaborate en. Want a I'uatofflee. North Homestead, across the river from Homestead, wants a postomce. Residents complain of the difficulty they experience in obtaining mail and postage stamps.

1 hey have to go -either to Swissvale or Homestead. It in probad.de that en application will te tiad soon Tor a new 2 yrs, 6 p. Gavin Margt to Lawrence Bleichr.c-r, Aug 36, 3 yy. 6 p. Leder August to Jno A MeRee, May 23, 3 yrs, 6 p.

Limteniaa Robt. to Geo Hasvii Aug IP, 3 yrs. p. banUeraon Jno txx io Mp.rgsret Kyn.i, Aug 1, 3 yrs, 6 p. McConkey Kancy A to Kate I Uesler.

Auk 13, 3 yrs, 6 p. Hrren Robt Sr to Progressive Mut A. Aug 1 Carrick Thos to name. Auk iS Jones Jno Jr to Homestea.J 11 1. Aok 17 Ry nobis Sarnl et ux to l.fiv, leliceviiie Is Aug lit Y.xier Jbrienzo to fctma tor Ins on Lives ele tr, Ans 14, a r.

p. Price VV to Jno Fnce, July 1, i yrs, ti-P. Hoke Jos Ci to B.obt Mc-Culiv, Aug 3 yrs, p. Bevilacqua Aniie.lo to Mnnitfacturrs Bank. Au; yr, 6 p.

Ansfcuetz mil to Samuel Au 1. 3 yr. 6 p. Otto li.ruy ei. ux to Bauer, Aug 1.

i yrn, fi Dawson John to Lawrenfe ille Aug 5 BoPman Fredn to Rose Aug 20 Burke John to Peoples 11 A. Jy 2si. Graham ft al to United ecurilv li I Co. July 18 MihHriedel to Man- A Jagerroun, Aue 2i, 6 vrs, p. Jn.

to Gri-at Eastern 1, Aug 20 KJuj.pe! Francistta et al tn Dollar Savings Pank. Aag 1K 3 yrs. p. Evans Danl to Armenia Ins Co, Aug 20. 3 yrs, p.

c. Hal! Anna ot -1 to II Maioae, An? 1, 3 6 p. P.peK! -Inc. to Smoky City IS Aug IS Tilsinger Rudolph t- Fieclk Woeifel, Au-C 3 yrs. p.

Transfer Recorded. Kohler Paul ot ux to Paul Aug S. ilr.h wd, 40xb. Geyer f'has et al to Dnuis Oerber. Aus a.

)1th w3. Ally, McClur Sehuilz Oscar et ux to O'ise West et. al, June 22d w.i, st Evans Thos et ux to Jf. Aug 5, McKespert, 25xl3u MehafTey tt. Pat terpen Peier et ex to Christin Vviacg Aus; 7th MeKeeo.rt, Scott M- Sinitb Jas L.

e' ai to I 'iourlev et al, Aug 12. wrl," 27xiOO Penn av Nevin Hnnriah to Mry A Jeffries, Mrh t. l.egan IT', 1, 500 :a.o i. 'j 3.0-10 1,400 2.1' Harmon et al to Spicth. leo 2-', M4.

nersuen. Mei wvti a' hlmzinn Hebastian et ux to Rubt Lindeman, Aug 19. Kuoxville, 2ojtHi) Charles st 0,0 Falconer Henry to Nam-f Oct 18. '64, Hrushtnn, Bat-r MaeFai-rch Sam et ux to Heel.l. Aug 10, li St Clair tp, 2Txll0 Otiyx 21 Heinrich Mary et to JS Aus IS.

17th Slxl' Penn av 3.100 Wise Chas ft Laveen. July 2r, 1'ith wrt, 2fix94 Coiliik av Cook i.u- i to Ar.me Aue Sharpsbni 2x' MiiiOte' ft 1,00) Jaeman Florence et al to MieM Abi; 56, chil'T tp. 6 acres I arches Malnr.e Ri'rt et ux to Anna ..1 Hall, Aug 3. Harrison tp, 47x2S2 av Puilditia I'eruiitM. The following building perm; ts were issued yesterday: Sadler, Ev: ns brick two-story dwelling on Kelley street, to cost William Hunter, brick- addition on South Eighteenth Ai reet, $t'H); estate of Rosa Gallagher, frame two-stovy dwelling on Sweetbrter street.

$1,600. rERJOXAL. PERSONA I Ladies, if yoi wa'it artistic dressmaking, cali on Mme. Broad well, late with Mandsel Chicago; artistic work guaranteed. 15tf Pet eral Aileg-gheny.

dIU "and OWa easy; no f. tH Sn ithfield (will re-move to 5ij Smithf eitl st. Aug. 1j. aul2-20 PERSfNALr Tf you want good, fresh butter and eggs come to cur pure.

I'oug-Iast Butter SI Federal Allegheny. a ti 21:87 MRSTWAKD-Koymi'nt office Seventh daurhier cf the SiiV'enth son. 130 Washing urn st. au14-wsm wT Ts HM1 DT'Bak ell Building Tn the court of common pdeas No. 2 of Allegheny county, No.

3ii2 October term, 195 Notice is hereby given that an application will be made To said court (or a law judge thereof) on Saturday, the 7th day of September, D. at 10 o'clock a. tinder the Corporation act of one thou sand eight hundred and seventy-four," and the supplements thereto, by R. Griffith. Henry Matthews.

James M. E.lie, William Usher. William J. Davis and W. R.

Errett, for the charter of an intended corporation to be called First Christian Church of Carnegie, the character and object o'f which i- the support of public worship, and for these purposes to have, possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges conferred by the said act and its supplements. W. A. Schmidt, solicitor. J.

C. BOYKR. Attorney-at-Law. 9-4 Diamond st. Estate of James W.

Skees, de-teased. -ti'e is hereby given that letters testan.ent.iry on the estate of James W. Skees have beer, granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to saiii estate ate requested to make immediate payment, and those having claim? against the same should make them known without delay. Evelyn C. Skees, Castle Shannon, Pa.

ESTATE of Mar7THante7Tdeceased Notice is hereby given thit letters of administration on the estate of Mary A. Hunter, deceased, late of Wilkinsburg, have been granted to the undersigned. All persons who are indebted to the ssd estate are requested to make prompt payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will present them without delay. a. S.

HUNTER, Administrator. Station corner Wood street and Penn avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. JOH M7M OR RISO N', at uTrney-at-Isuv, No. 1 Wylie av. Estate of Isaac Cox, deceased.

Notice Is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Isaac Cox, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same should make them known without delay. John C. Cox, administrator. jyai MACHLNEKY FOtt SALE. FOR SALE Boilers and engines, sizes, from 2 to 100 horse power; sawmill boiler ami engine, oil well boners and engines, boiiers for florists and nurserymen, all i kinds and sizes; steam pumps and power pumps and miscellaneous machinery.

23-j 25 Park way, Allegheny, John K. Young. auiaiGS RUSSELL MACHINE Twenty-eighth st. and A. V.

R. buy and sell all kinds of second-band machinery. jy 25:57 FOR SALE Engines, boiiers, snafting. pulleys, hangers, wrought-iron pipe, fans, presses, punches, scales, fire extinguiah-I ers, pumps, valves and other machinery, i tc, etc. P.

P.ieseck, Ailegneny av. tr.d Rebecca Allegheny. Pa. api3: FOR SALE Stationary, portable and hoisting engines and boilers; brick plant and contractors' machinery; locomotives, I (team shovels, traveling ciane. steam I pumps, etc Thomas Cail'n's Sons, La-i cock and Sandusky Allegheny.

mwf I FOR SALESecowd-hand naerdneryT iron shaper, 4 iron turning lathes, 1 wood i turning lathe, 1 g'g saw. 1 panel raiser, 1 15 horse i ewer upright boiler and engine, i 1 boiler and engine and many larger sizes; also other machinery. Nuttall 38 and 40 Park way. Allegheny, Pa. FOR BY J.

J. Milholland, 240 Fifth Av. (New Number 7 1), piTisnuRGn. pa. WIRE ROPE HAULAGE ENGINES, both FRICTION and POSITIVE CLUTCHES.

WIRE ROPE. PLAIN IRON. ROPE lined and RUBBER lined Sheave wheels for COAL MINES and Quarries. BOTES. TWINES AND CQBDAOE.

Cotton, Hemp and Twines. PuIDy Blocks and Painters Swings. H. CERWSG A. SONS, and 13j3 Psnn Pittsburgh.

OWN A NEWSPAPER. Ne tyie or material necessary. Write for particulars. PittsbursU Newspaper I r.iou, Federal Pitttibarvh, Fju a'2l7i-Bmw llulue Clianecs. WANTED A man with to invest in a good wholesale cash business in Will guarantee 20 per (nt profit.

Address Advance, Commercial tiazette. and upward per momh easily made with saall capital by systematic speculation; safest method; l.x ok arid particulars FREE; National bank reft-rTtes. Thomas Rialto TO easily made by speeuljtion. Aldress Pattison Omaha Chicago. INCREASE YOUR INCt ME.

Deal with a responsible bouse. $i00 to per month made easily by our tattf plan cf snealating in stocks and grain. We issue the only bock telling bow it be done; sent ft ee to any one. Bank references given. F.

J. Wakem 1 leaver New York. au21-24 :73 Partner Wunird. WAITED Partner good paying hardware store; established trade; goo-i ohancf for a live man. Address I'.

O. box Pittfehnrgh. ae.20:or; WANTED Everybody to know that we hand! the best butter and eegs in the city. Douglass Butter SI FVderad Allegheny. WANTED To Rent House, 5 rooms, within 3 or 4 squares of Union station.

Address care Commercial Gazette office. WANTED Furniture; to repair, refmish and reupholster. Haugh Keenan, 22, Water st. LOST. LOST Large St.

Bernard dog, brown with white -collar, white feet and tip of tail. Reward will be paid for return to second house on Wilkins loft side aoove Fifth. LOST A large roll of small bills bv not having Shaimban Transfer Companv no your moving, l'n Forbes, 150 Water. "Tel. ins.

LOST Working men to go to Miller's, Wylie. near the court house, best meal west of Jitu York, 15c: 8 meal tickets for $1. LOST On the evening of August 72, 58, at the Union station, a box containing three valuable gold rings. The tinder will receive a liberal reward by leaving them at the office of the Gazette. au2o.4:i FOTWD.

POUND First-class table hoa-d rooms, corner Ohio and Chestnut Ms. and FOUND The largest stock of canne.l goods and, the best butter an. eggs in the city. Douiiass Putter SI Federal Allegheny. FOUND Workingmen to to 513 Wyiie, near the court bouse: best ti eal west of New York, 5c: for il.

m-'al tickets FOUND Largest moving vans and ons. Haugn Keenan, 33 Wnter 'phone J'o for orices. 2-5-9-12-iVlS FOUND Tne only place on earth that can move household goods. Shanaban Transfer Company, 102 Forbes. 444 Water; vans, or wagons.

-21-2 :28 for ItailnrMi Chnnrr. FOR SALE Dairy, fourteen (If) cows, route and equipments; milk routes, wholesale and retail; groceries at invoice; also nice residence properties at Sewiekley, Crafton, Sheridan and East End for sale or exchange. The Grant Agency, Room 40, Eisner Building. FOR SALE Light live'iy stock and lease. Inquirt Allegheny.

part or all of V. est Diamond East End Resi4l-n-e. FOR SALE Craig E. a 2-story brick dwelling, recrtioii ball, b.ith, etc, complete, with ail rnotlern conveniences: finest of fixtures; 're-st of workmanship: lot 501I2 feet. Biac Gloninger, So Fourth av, a Lots For Sale.

FOR SALE Lois Eb-gant residence lots at Edgeworth, F. W. C. R. K.

No. 3, nearly an acre. No. 9, nearly 2' acres, $5, 009. Morrison Fester.

Shields, Pa. FOR SALE On Fayette, near Bidwel! Aliegneny, lot 35x133 feet, with large 1 rick irtocern residence; stable in rear. W. A. Herron No.

SO Fourth av.t A 37.) FOR SALE At sacrilice; owner leaving city; 2 lots near Perry 25x175 each: Allegheny: 3 lots at Smiths station; 1 lot at. Wilkinsburg: 2 lots at Dehaven, Western road. Apply at once 81 Maryland a East End. a 1 121 :77 For Kxt'hnnge, BLACK GLON1NGER. to Black Baird, 95 Fourth have for sale or exchange for a small form a little trick house of 4 rooms in i.azelwood; rents for $16 per month; price (1)085.) I'liriim.

FOR SALE Well improved farn: 00 acres, on main line of R. It. from Pittsburgh, ti-ruom fra re in of about 20 miles house. barn, orchard and crops, con listing of bay, corn, potatoes, beans, tomatoes, melons, price only ant includes nts; better boises, cow and farm iir.piemo: act promptly. Full particulars from Jno.

C. MeKee 147 Fourth av. Mlscellmieoin. FOR SALE Mcney in it A great chance for Somebody 4 acres of beautiful lying land, only one block from Swissva station, on P. R.

perfectly level and will subdivide to great advantage; we can name a very low price to party acting promptly. 210). BLACK GLONJNGER, successors to Baird, 1'5 Fourth av. FOR SALE Kentucky blooded thoroughbred of very fast stock; 5 years old; over sixteen hands high; speedy; bay in color and very handsome and Intelligent. Address Box 30, care Commercial Gazette office, aum XOTlt E.

Office of the Comptroller, City ot" Allegheny, ly, lt5. NOTICE TO PARTIES INTERESTED. The report of the viewers appointed to assess benefits, and award damages- on tii following named streets, having been finally confirmed, notice is hereby given that the assessments for benerits are now-due and payable at the office cf the city tieatirer. CHANGE IN LOCATION. Vine street, from P.

Miller's north line to Qjarry fueet, Twelfth v.iird. OPENING. Buder alley, from Riverview park to Meyran avenue. Tenth ward. If the assessments on the above street and alley are not paid within sixty days from this date liens will be filed against the property assessed for the unpaid assessments with Interest, costs end fees.

JAMES BROWN, au2f-4S-1st Comptroller. Our "Poi Sales' and "For Reels' A KNIFE IS EVIDENCE. Submitted as on Argument in Fat or of Divorce. Attorney Frank I. Go.sser, commiss ionr-r in the divorce proceedings of Mary 11.

Lungran against Andrew Luugran, filed testimony in the. case yesterday. With. the papers was a large pocket knife, marked "Exhibit which had been offered in evidence. In her b-stimony the libellant tells the following otory: Her maiden name was Mary Wallace.

She was married to the respondent at Altoona, January 25. 1875. Soon after marriage the respondent through drink became abusive and continued to make brutal attacks on the libellant until tney separated. Four children were the fruits of their marriage. Two of these are dead and the living are 12.

and '5 years old respectively. Since May Mrs. Lungran says her husband has been most cruel. Nothing was too mean for him to do and yet at times he was pleasant. She says one day he would be in a good humor and the next day cross.

During some of his fits of anger she says he upset a redhot stove, destroyed a organ, and burned a good carpet. Among other witnesses who testified to the alleged cruelty the libellant was subjected to was Officer Michael Lowery. He testified that he was called to the libelant's house on the night of February 21, lSt'ij, to arrest him. On a table he saw the lorge knife which was offered in evidence. The officer says he took the knife for fear Lungran would use it on his wife.

Mrs. Lungran is now living at 101S Fenn avenue, Wiiktnsburg, and her husband at 7232 Finance street, Homestead. STRRIOT RAILWAY SlErt. An Ejected PnsofURcr Si-eks tit Ko-cover Jfil Damages. John B.

Doyle of West Elizabeth wants the Second Avenue Passenger Railway Company to pay him $2,000 for his ejectment from one of the' con.pany's cars while riding out to Glen wood August 16, lSt5. Suit was entered against the company by Doyle yesterday in common plehs court No. 3. The plaintiff alleges he boarded a car at Market street on the date mentioned, and at street and Second avenue he was forcibly put off the car by the company's employe. Contents ot Tv Wills.

The will of the late Francis McDonald was filed for probate yesterday by A. M. O'Lrien. The deceased left an estate worth several thousand dollar. In his first bequest the testator dire -ts headstones be erected on grave, and that of hid mother, in Calvary cemetery.

He gives $t' each to the St. Paul's Orphan asylum and Little SistPis of the Poor. Fifty dollars is left to the Catholic Total Abstinence society. The balance cf the estate goes for for the testator, his brother and mother, Tiie will of Elizabeth Schlatter, deceased, leaves to Henry McCiure, and the balance of the estate to the testator's daughter, Mrs. Emma Keller.

His Reputation Damain-d. Suit was instituted yesterday by John Johnson against Anton Stetfek for $5.0 damages. The plaintiff states that his reputation was injured by statements-coming from the defendant to the effect that Johnson had set rive to bis own home in Christy Tark, and he couid prove it. LKGAL IIKIKI A precipe was issued in the suit for damages of C. K.

Duffield against J. J. Vandergrift. Suit was entered by Alfred C. Rex Co for use.

against Charles B. Scott for $519 50, an action to recover on a promissory note and a bill of goods. In the suit of J. G. Siivius against Frederick Britner, notice was tiled yesterday of a petition for arbitrators to meet September 6 and (settle the case.

Two executions were issued yesterday, as follows: Robert G. Holmes against W. Vandervort. end M. an ler vort.

$102 15; Kuhn MeCousnly vs. Louis hweitzer, $128 11. Kisliop Phelan has been authorized to borrow from the People's Building Loan association for the payment of improvements made to the Krainerisn Roman Catholic church of Upper Clair township. Suit was entered yesterday by MeCalium McCallum against Morris Tiros. Gray for 55, an action on a promissory note and a bill of goods.

It is alleged tho defendants refused payment of the note. An affidavit of defense was filed yesterday in the case of James S. Kuhn Henry Reiber and Ferdinnrd iieiber, an action on a mortgage. The defenddnts deny the claim that they are indebted to the. plaintiff and say he owes them $193.

In the suit of the National Cigarette and Tobacco Company against John and Tnomas Brown, operating Brown an affidavit of defense was fi'e 1 yesterday. The defendants allege that the plaintiff coinpany were tenants of property owned by them and that the bill of goods sued for was to be applied on the rent owing the defendants, amounting to Fonl'n Tils Collections. W. It. Ford, collector of delinquent taxes', submitted his report for July to City Controller Gourley.

When the controller examined the report he remarked it was the largest return made for a long time. The report shows that the total amount delinquent taxes collected last month was f9. Of that amount 52 were for taxes of 1S34, and t'7 were delinquent taxes for the present year. Kheumacur Is the only sure and permanent cure for all kinds cf rheumatism, tout and lumbago. fmw-tf BOSTON' HXCVRMO.V, Via I.nl.e Erie iiih! Lake Shore Rnilway.

Triennial Conclave Kulhts Templar. SELECTED BY PITTSBURGH NO. 1, ASCALON COMMANDER NO. 69 and Jacques de Molay Comniandery of Wasbtntcn, in preference to other routes. The P.

Sr. L. K. R. R.

will Bell excursion ticket" August 19 to 23 inclusive at rate of $14 65 direct route. Choice of eight (S. diitexer.t routes, returning very low rates. Gail at city office, CI Fifth avenue. Ladies Serge Cloth SMppers S5c; Flzes.

to i Simen, 78 Oiiio street, Allegheny, Pa. GEARING. ClerK of Common Council. Mavor'sOff ice, August Approved B. McKENNA, Mayor.

Attest: B. W. MORGAN, Mayor's- Clerk. Recorded in Ordinance Book vol. 10, page 3S3.

15th day of August, A. D. 1895. (No. JOINT RESOLUTION Of the select and common councils of the city of Pitts- borgh authorising the director of the department of public works to institute legal proceed.

ng? for condemnation of property for park purports 2 4 acres from Margaret S. Shannon estate and appropriating the same for such purposes. Whereas. Under an art of assembly of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An act authorizing the cities of this common wealth to purchase, acquire, take, use and appropriate private property public park purposes," the said city of Pittsburgh designs exercising the power thereunder; thf-refoie, be it Resolved, That the director of the department of public works of the city of Pittsburgh is hereby authorized and directed to proceed in the name and on behalf of said city to have- taken, appropriated and condemned for public park purposes, in the manner prescribed by law, the real estate and property of the late Margaret S. Shannon, situate in the Ninteenth ward, of aid city, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning At a pin on the line of property purchased from Charles Lockhart by the city of Pittsburgh; thence N.

ti5 30 W. feet to a pin at the property purchased by the city of Pitts-bnrnh from Ijoekhart and Frew thence by said property line N. 25 49 E. 357.22 to a pin; thence N. 33 it E.

US. 42 feet, to a pin; thnee N. 63 E. SI. 70, to a pin; thence N.

04 8 E. 97.50 to a pin; thence S. S4 48 E. 4.71 feet to a pin; thence along line of property purchased from Charles Lockhart by the city cf Pittsburgh S. 6 4 W.

feet to a pin: thence S. 37 44 W. 103 feet, to a pin; thence S. 42 4 4 W. feet, to the pin at the place of beginning, containing two and eighty-four hundredths acres 2.t?).

Robert P. Shannon, administrator of the estate of Margaret S. Shannon. Ami the said city doerf hereby elect and to take, use and appropriate the said real estate and land for the purposes foresaid; the damages therefor not having been agreed upon between said city and the said owner. Ordained and enacted into a law in councils this 12th day of August, A.

D. b95. K. p. FORD, President cf Select Attest: E.

J. MARTIN. (Merit of Select Council. G. L.

HOLLIOAY, President of Common Council. Attest-: W. C. BARING, Clerk of Common Council. Mavor's Office, August lti.

1N95. Approved: B. McKENNA, Mayor. Attest: B. W.

MORGAN, Mayor's Clerk. Recorded in Ordinance Book, vol. 10, page 3S4, IGih day of August, A. D. 1895.

au21 :7 4-3t (No. 541.) AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the construction of a sewer on Wyoming street and Sycamore street, ami through private properties of Mrs. Mary A. Bailey et from the-crown or change of grade in Wyoming street, north of Boggs avenue, to a connection with a sewer on the property of Mrs. Mary A.

Bailey at or near tbe Castle Shannon Incline, with branch fewer on Wyoming street, frcm a point 50 feet south of Grandview aenue to Sycamore street; also branch sewer on Greenbush street, west of Wyoming street to Wyoming street; also branch sewer on Vine-cliff street, fiom Wyoming street to Sycamore street and through private property of Mary A. Bailey. David R. Hunter, Louis Busch, William M. Lyons and Jqhn L.

Awl et and appropriating the private sewer for public use as a part of this sewer as now constructed through the pronerty of Mary A. Bailey to its connection with the sewer leading to South First street, and along South First street to the Monongahela river. Also branch sewer on Svcainore street from Shiioh street to Wyoming street. Section 1 Be it ordained and enacted by the city of Pittsburgh, in select and common councils assembled, and it is herebv ordained and enacted by th authority of the same, That the department of public works be and is hereby authorized and directed to advertise in accordance with the acts of assembly of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and the ordinances of the said city of Pittsburgh relating thereto and regulating the. same for proposals for the construction of a sewer on Wyoming- street and Sycamore street, and through the private properties of Mrs.

Mary A. Uailey et from the crown or change or grade in Wyoming street, north of Bogus atcnuo, to a connection with a sewer on the property of Mrs. Mary A. Bailey, at or near the Castle Shannon Incline, with branch sewers on Wyoming street, from a point 50 feet south of Grandview avenue to Sycamore street: branch sewer on Greenbush street, from the crown or change of grade on Greenbush street, west of Wyoming tttreet, to street; also branch sewer on Vinecliff street, and through private properties of Mary A. Bailey, David ft.

Hunter, Louis Busch. William M. Lyons and John L. Awl et from Wyoming street to Sycamore street; and appropriating the prHme sewer for public use as a part of this sewer as now constructed through the property of Mrs. Mary A.

Bailey to its connection with the sewer leading to South First street, and along South First street to the Monongahela river; also branch setter on Sycamore street, from SbUjh street to Wyoming street. Commencing at the crown or chanite of grade on Wyoming street, north of Boggs avenue; thence along Wyoming street, northwardlv, to Sycamore said sewer between said points to be 15 incheH in diameter, and thence along sycamore street eastwardly and nortb-ea-twardlv to a point on Sycamore street, eat from Carson street, and near the di-v'ston line of )ot Nop. and 7 in S. tatewart'3 pla of lots, and thence through (No. 542.) AN ORDINANCE Granting unto the Highland Park Passenger Railway company, its successors, lessees and assigns, the right to enter, unon, use and Oecupy certain streets, lanes, alleys and highways, and to lease its franchise? and property, or either.

Section 1 Be iv. ordained and enacted by the city of Pittsburgh, in select and common councils assembled, and is herebv ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That the Highland Park Passenger Railway company, its lessees, successors and assigns, shall have the right and is hereby authorized to enter upon the streets, lanes, alleys and highways included within its route, to wit: Beginning on Euclid avenue, in the city of Pittsburgh, at the line of Center avenue; thence along Euclid avenue to Friendship avenue; thence along Friendship avenue, crossing Baum street, to St. Clair street; thence along St. Clair street to Bunker-hill street; thence, along Bunkerhill street to Euclid avenue, and them along Euclid avenue to Center avenue, the place of beginning, and there construct, maintain and operate and use, during the term named in its charier, its railway with doub'e trai.k or with single tracks, with nereAif-ary sidings, turnouts and switches, and to use electricity as a motive power; and also, to erect, maintain and use on overhead electric system for the supply of motive ami to erect, maintain and use in the streets, alleys and highways before mentioned such posts, poles or other supports as s.aid company may deem convenient for the support or maintenance of such overhead system; under and subject, however, to the provisions of a general ordinance entitled, "A general ordinance relating to the ent: -y upon, er or under, or the use or occupation of t.n street, lane or alley, or any part theteof, for any purpose, by passenger or street railway companies, or by companies operating passenger or street railvt.ys, and providing reasonable regulation pertaining thereto, for the public and safety," approved the ioth dav of February, A.

D. lr- Sect ion 2 The said Highland Park Passenger Railway company -ha'l have the right, and consent is hereby given to said company, to lease its property and franchises to any incorperatcd traction or motor power company which may desire to operate the railway of said company. Section 3 That any ordinance or part of ordinance conflicting with he provisions of this ordinance be and the same is hereby repealed, so far as the same affects this ordinance. Ordained ar.d enacted into a law in conn. lis this 12th day of August, A.

D. 1S95. II FORD, President of Select Conn-, cil. Attest: E. J.

MARTIN, Clerk of Select Council. G. L. HOLLIDAY, President of Common Council. Attest: W.

C. GFARING, Clerk of Common Council. Mayor's Office, 17, 1S95. Ap-oroved, B. McKENNA, Mayor.

Attest: B. W. MORGAN. Mayor's Clerk. Recorded in Ordinance Book, vol.

b', page 388, 17th day of August, A. D. 1835. FOR- RE XT. Allealieny Residences.

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