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THE PITTSBURG PRESS 11 SATURDAY, EVENING, JUNE 29, 1901 DIED. PROPOSALS. LEGAL. NOTICES. mm drew WELSHMEN TO HOLD REUNION WOMAN DRANK CARBOLIC ACID Mary Sitton, of the South Side, Attempted Suicide Today.

HIS REVOLVER Brothers Thought It Was About Time for Disappearing. ENTIRE TRIO ARRESTED. OCR OF VAGRANTS FALL IXTO HANDS OF THE roLICE. 3E Lots Going Rapidly, So Don't Belay. Mrs.

Mary Sitten, aged 56 years, of 700 Wharton street, South Side, is at the South Side hospital in a critical condition Buffering from poison, caused by carbolic acid, thought to have been taken with suicidal intent. Her recovery is very doubtful. Her mouth and throat are terribly burned. About 10:45 last night John RodgTS and two daughters of Mrs. Sit-ten, Carrie and Sadie, were sitting on the llll if Hall 1 UlyiLo Level as 1 il7 a Floor' Beautiful V'f Park.

front steps of the Sitten home, wnen iun- hard moans in the kitchen. Goin? in I thev found Mrs. Sitten lying on the i.oor IE TROUBLE ON THE BLUFF ilhing in pain. When she saw her It inUUDLLUH llll- ui-ui I she crie(i: -i have taiien and then became unconscious. Dr.

V. H. Weber, of Carson and South HURRY UP. COME OUT TODAY. KEYSTONE PLAN IS THE PLACE.

ONLY ONE SQUARE DUE NORTH FROn SHERADEN STATION. Don't be led astray. Be sure to follow the Keystone sign. See the wonderful improvements in progress. Lots will certainly increase quickly where streets are finely graded and macadamized and where building restrictions are enforced.

Sheraden is the place above all others for investment. Some out and you will see why this is so. No other location surpasses it. Come and see. You' can be the judge.

Valuable location from $200 to $500 and some higher. Easy payments and no interest or taxes. Keystone Plan for you and no other. Take C. St.

L. Ry. or Elliott and Sheraden line. Free car fare at our office. THE PITTSBURG REALTY 00., 422 FIFTH AVENUE.

was quite a stir in a Grant street last night about 11 o'clock, owing -iich a number of the patrons started littl- earlier than usual. The pro's of the affnir were the Carr broth-ildvln and James, and Samuel Car-Through th" nmbitious efforts of Of-Thomis McCabe the trio landed in ral station. I Carter returned last night from a anrl rirr.r.r.fd 1n the saloon for a i I i he met one of the Carr ers. who is known to fame as a eman who will tight at the drop of i A STUDY BLACK hat. Among the eminent historians rant street events, it is generally con-1 that Carr is and ill at ease not engaged in a ristic t-ncounter, will hunt for trouble in the most pa- and painstaking manner, -ording.

to ih- evidence. Carr sought igage Carter ill rough house sketrh, 'Tif latter appeared to be shy. Carr appeared presently and trouble ied to be brewing. Things began to lionize with the temperature, and er drew from a chamois pocket in his leg an ominous looking revolver. The brothers mentally observed that the Iver.

wiih encouragement, id cuue considerable devastation in Urant street community, and tney a thrilling dive a place sare- lust as they went over the oalioom f-. Thomas McCabe, Ka-. appearea k. laced the. three men under arrest.

Iter staled tins morning inai me ter staled this morning mat tne 1 was only a toy uttair. and i- to-his brother. The court decided tie each of the men 5 and costs Carr was going uown Dinwiddle last night William Sullivan and a id sat on the of one of the Sullivan's friend happened to "Brace up. old and Carr took miens to the re lark. It is alleged he used the picturesque Ian- i ever heard in that locality.

Officer hy came along and placed the lin-l under arrest. This morning he fined $P' and costs. vagrants' open-air hotel, under the imore Ohi station, was raided it 4 o'clock thin morning and six well- tourists gol a ride in the city hack, a number of the guests managed soape. however. The men who were rnl wer" ach fined $5 and costs, the rijition ff sojtearjiing at the ity hotel at Claremont for 3i days.

7 swimming season has opened The bathing is pa iouplarly and a large number of hai-py-heart-dvs spent vcsteiday in tb-ating in the Hingahla river. ('(beer Mike Con- urrf si1 il seven oi tne erowo ys-iy. The court warned thorn to out of the water until dark, and dischai geil them. iere was rrcod deal rt trouble at 1 Bluff t.e yesti rday. Otfieer Con-; went to to quell the lis-ance.

wr.eii l.i'.ly Hrilton and B' idget han his attention fr ouito a I. Mik? proved an uilt pt at dodgnig kery, as he showed up smiling this I'tng. without scratch. The men in ijatrol vago also had a good deal vritomont. One of the ladies removed Of her s-Uoes and with it tattooed the rc of one of the wagonmen.

li-ison-TS were each sentenced to pay of sb' und costs, or go to the work- tor 3t days. Important Notice, Pittsburgh. May 31, 1901. is-the modern heat: It can Cd for every purpose where heat is ed in the household. want comfort, cleanliness ana nomv.

ue natural pas. trinps comfort beyond price, lie heat encriry lies risht in the pipe, "on tur.i it on and cook a hreak- in 20 minutes, I'hiladi'lphia Company will put In ice lines, ttnu set meter una reRina- free of cost to the consumer during summer months. APPLY SOON. 61hjlpr hi cannot celebrate the Glorious' lih properly unless you read the preat Day number of the uUy Prt-s, tomorrow. i ii i 1 1 he Sitten cold three of taken tea.

oi.i. were ness and bor, she to riding that in hf-r her acid The her that No tnroe her A and 1 I I at Mrs are sold for to i i of I i i i i i i i i I i i ii i if i 1 i i I i7 i i I Cambrians Western Pennsylvania and East ern Ohio Will Meet. ROCK POINT IS THE PLACE. SINGING WILL BE THE LEADING FEATURE OF THE EVENT. THOUSANDS ARE EXPECTED.

committee having in charge the preliminary arrangements for the approaching reunion of the Welsh people Western Pennsylvania has completed work and the interest manifested in event indicates that it will be the gathering of Welsh people wit-n. ssed in this part of the state. It will held at Rock Point on Thursday, July committee of arrangements is cora-pos-u of r-presentatives from the Sunday and Welsh churches of this citv. '1 Jer Ulat the movement micht cm. the elsh people in general in VNes'ern Pennsylvania, the committee decided some time ago to extend invitations '-'amunans of Homestead, iir.xd lock McKeesport to participate in the ex-trcis Favorable responses have been ed from them, thus assurintr large r-prtsemaiion from the Greater Pittsburg is surrounding towns.

Similar invi-t have also been extended to the people of New Castle, Sharon and id City, and their prompt replies that the reunion will be one of eatest. relegations are also ex-pe ted. from Ohio, as the Sunday schools xoingstown, Alliance and Niles have their intention to co-operate in increment The participation of the ntiple in the affair will help to make o. that will eclipse in numbers the lart-i i-itheiing at Kennywood a year Atxriing to the program mapped out, T.iiij wpi be devoted to musical ert, Joseph D. Jones, of this city, been chosen musical con- u1' 'V lis: of tlie h-vrnns an(l anthems have bcen f' warded to all the and Sunday schools, which are idulousiv rehearsed, so that the highest lpree of proficiencv in congregation; Isinging may be attained.

As unii.i choirs of the churches and schools win participate in the exercises number about 3, UK) voices, excellenlfcinging raav he expected. To enhance I in musical matters the offering p.iies for best of solos, duets and quartets. tes th; selections in these competitions la not be made public until the contestant are on platform, the efforts wilier, entirely unrehearsed. The aftoon will be devoted to athletic exerjps, entries having been received torivery event on the program. aluame ilards are being offered to the winners, lere will be a baseball match between tn Cambrians of Pittsburg and Youngstowl An hour wlli be devoted in evenino short addresses by representatives 4 the Pennsvlvanta anrl nhln schools, aiiit i9 expected that at the same time wil, he fnrmed a perrna.

nent will have charge- of these annuavrnts. TWO TITIONS FILED. Alleged narupta Ask Privileges In the I'tcd States Court. In the banptcy case of Charles M. Reed, of Erie.be alleged bankrupt filed a petition in States district court this morning, king that he be permitted Join in sigg a dPed for the sale of Cook county, Js share th's amount Sallie E.

0f Williamsport filed her answer petition filed against her. asking thiber case, which is to be tried by jury. I heard in Erie, instead of which place is in the new si-t. The petitioner alleges that sh. gone to considerable expense to pnpf her case in Erie and mat intr uauMtKoum entail a serious loss rj ner.

PlllsborK In )fw York. New lork, Junel The following Pitts- nurpers are retisr(-rl at hotels here: J. M. Harsen. J.

J-riend. O. B. Painter, H. riiox, Misstt.

YV. Bissel, Miss J. McGinUv. Mrs. McGinlev.

11. P. Powell Miss V. Hrnbird. W.

H. R. SpU jirs p. Speer. E.

F. Valla, e. s. Mason. W.

W. Mc-Hride. f. H. DradH-, Jr.

R. W. Black. Mrs. W.

Blck.lf. Davis, H. P. B. K.

I. White. Mrs. J. Fledns.

T. M.r. Keenan, Mrs. T. f.

T. eer.an. f. D. Faul Mrs.

S. C. Da. H. PiJker, J.

V. McCul-lough. i Carlin. F. Roth, C.

Roth, C.Roth. W. VEklerry. F. Klein, C.

P. Fvler, S. Leltian, J. Carter, Mrs. j.

iaiir. j. -uonopjun, Mono-phan, E. M( Elrou W. W.

Iawrence. Mrs. WH. Sltivinstt, A. T.

Moore, Jr. i CXST0RIA Infants ari Children. Tte Kl You Have'Always Bought Bearshe Signal of MM ICR REOKTS. Under ttiro New Management HTEL GERARD, 44th Str near Broadway. NEW Y08K.

At'Sduteiireproof. Modern and tirious in all its ApDOintmsnts. CT RALLY LOCATED. Americlmd European Plan. COOL AND COiiRTABLE IX SUMMER.

lioi Sinjie and En Suite. I F. Hblen's Sons, Prop's LSO von irsiv, Jf. J. Most Sa Resort on the New Jersey Coast.

516jlhem FEIVICK HALL, 4WICK, Conn. If you wil spend the Summer at one cf the most pesv appointed resorts on the At lantic every facility for Indoor and outdoor sements. and with a social in to refined people, write far particulars J. E. CHATFIELD.

Morei jeiierson. one. PRIVATE LINKS. 52ShJlen BUFFALO. THl VER3IDK HOTEL, Prospect ave.

European, New furnished. -e lor tiooKiet. OOhJlpy Atlc City. a. ETBV'E AST Ocean end South Caro lina ave.

locatic.n: ocean view, ji to J2.50 daily $15 weekly. D. STRl'VE. 51MMER Atlantic but of the The BLAKELET At. his late residence, Seneca and Tustin streets, on Friday, June 'JS, lixa, at o'clock a.

William C. Blakeley. aged. 32 years, son of Barbara and Charles Blakeley and husband of Johanna Colbert. Funeral on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.

Services at St. Agnes' church at 2:3) p. m. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. HODGE On June 27, 11.

at 3 a. at West Penn hospital. Thomas Hodge, late of Motheral, Scotland, in his 31st year. Funeral on Sunday, June. 3f, at 2 p.

m. from 120 West Ohio street. Allegheny Members of Clans McPherson and Cameron O. S. C.

are invited to attend. LIVESEY Mrs. Annie Mary Livesey, June 2S, at 4:20 a. aged 40 years. Funeral from the residence of her mother, Margaret Quinlan.

5tl Thirteenth street, Pittsburg, Sunday. June SO. at 2 p. m. (Johnstown papers please copy.) MESSICK On Thursday, June 27.

1901, at a. Mrs. Lucinda J. Messick, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Amanda Watson, in her S3d year.

Funeral at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Mary A. Weidner, 127 Sixth street. Esplen borough, at 2 p. m.

Interment at South Side cemetery. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend. and Beaver county papers please copy. O'HAN'LOX-On Thursday, June 27. 1P01.

at 7 p. William J. O'Hanlon. son of the late Kyran O'Hanlon, aged. 41 years.

Funeral from his late residence, 74 Charles street. Allegheny, or. Sunday, June 30, at 2:30 p. rn. Friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend.

SULLIVAN On Thursday, June 28. at 5 a. at the residence of his brother-in-law. Edward Morris, Wilmerding. James Sullivan, son of John I.

and Helen Sullivan, aged 48 years. Funeral services at his parents' residence. No. 7 Stanton avenue, Allegheny, Sunday, June 30. at 2 p.

m. This running to the telephone "Wonderful the time it eats up Get a Bell desk set THE C. D. F. TEL.

CO, Tel. Grant 1170 or 1700. Telephone Building. Seventh ave. 624gle OFFICIAL ALLEGHENY.

(No. r.2.) AN ORDINANCE Awarding a contract for the construction of a main sewer on Rose avenue. Eleventh ward, from Woods Run avenue to Davis avenue, and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and expense thereof. Section Be it ordained and enacted by the Select and Common Councils of the city of Allegheny, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That the director of the Department of Public Works is hereby authorized and instructed to enter into a contract with Cronin O'Herron for the construction of a main sewer on Rose avenue, Eleventh ward, frcm Woods Run avenue to Davis avenue, according to specifications, for the sum of two thousand nine hundred sixty-seven dollars and fifty cents as per their proposal.

DETAILED AS FOLLOWS: 750 ft. of 20-inch D. S. pipe sewer at per it $1,087 6 ft. of f-inch connections at $1.15 per ft 090 00 4 No.

1 inlets at each 2l 00 2 manhole shafts at J45.00 10 no Total 50 The cost and expense of said improvement to be assessed and collected in accordance with the provisions of the acts of assembly in such cases made and provided. Section 2 That so much of any ordinance as man conflict with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and the same is hereby repealed. Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils this 20th day of June, A. D. lrwu.

F. J. TORRANCE. President of- Select Council. Attest: ALBERT KOENIG, City Clerk.

JOHN M. GOEHRING, President of Common Council. ROBERT DILWORTH, City Clerk. Citv Recorder's Office. City of Allegheny, June A.

D. The above ordinance examined and approved. JOHN R. MURPHY, City Recorder. iLfir i No.

S.T) AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and ordering the grading, paving and curbing of Belmont street. Fifth ward, from Western avenue to Ridge avenue, and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and expenses thereof. Section 1 Be it ordained and enacted by the Select and Common Councils of the City of Allegheny, and it is hereby ordained and pnacted by the authority of the same. That the grading, paving and curbing of Belmont street. Fifth ward, from Western avenue to Ridge avenue, is hereby authorized and ordered, and the Director of the Department of Public Works is hereby instructed to prepare specifications therefor, and to advertise for proposp.ls for doing said work in accordance with such specifications.

When said proposals have been received they shall be submitted to and opened by the committee on public works or a sub-committee thereof; and it shall he the duty of said committee on public works at the next meeting of councils, or as soon thereafter as practicable, to report an ordinance awarding- the contract for said work to the lowest responsible bidder. The cost and expense of eaid improvement to be assessed and collected in accordance with the provisions of the acts of assembly in such cases made and provided. Section 2 That so much of anv ordinance as may conflict with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and the same is hereby repealed. Ordained and enacted into a law in councils this 2ith day of June. A.

D. 1001. F. J. TORRANCE.

President of Select Council. Attest: ALBERT KOEXIG. Citv Clerk. JOHN M. GOEHRING, President of Common Council ROBERT DILWORTH.

Citv Clerk. City Recorder's Office. Citv of Allegheny, June 22. A. D.

The above ordinance examined and approved JOHN R. MURPHY, Citv Recorder. 62fr (No. 62 AX ORDINANCE Authorizing and ordering the grading, paving and curbing of Nevada street. Second ward, from Trg-gart street to Brighton road, and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and expense thereof.

Section 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the select and common councils of the City of Allegheny, and it is herehv ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That the grading, paving and curbing of Nevada street. Second ward from Taggart street in Brighton road is hereby authorized and ordered the director of the department of public works is hereby instructed to "prepare specifications therefor, and to adverie i-i ft ijitiuis mi oumg saici worK in accordance with such specifications. When said proposals have been received they shall be submitted to and opened by the committee on public works or a sub-committee thereof; and it shall be the duty of said committee on public works, at the next meeting of councils or as soon thereafter as practicable, to report an 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 provisions of the acts of assembly in such cases made and provided. Sec. 2. That so much of any ordinance as may conflict with or be supplied bv RESORTS. City J.

HOTEL MAJESTIC, Virginia third house from beach and New Steel Pier. Third season present management. Ap. pointments, service and cuisine first-class. Elevator, baths, etc.

Capacity 250. Write for illustrated booklet. OSBORNE HILLIARD. nttsburg A Carnegie Railroad Company. Fita-simons Building.

331 Fourth Pittsburg, Pa. June 22, 1901. PROPOSALS for the graduation and masonrv rt th Pittsburg-. Caxrgi Western railroad from Pittsbun to a point west of Bridgeville, a distance of about 10 miles, will be received at this offka until Monday, July 19ul, at 2 o'clock p. m.

Plans, specifications and all information may ne obtained at the office of the, company after Monday. Juna 24. 1901. Only the proposals of experienced and responsible contractors will be considered, and bond with approved surety will be required from the contractors to whom the work may be awarded. The right Is reserved to reject anv or all proposals.

J. W. PATTERSON. 622pos Chief Engineer. SOTICES.

Special Notice to Taxpayers Office of Treasurer of Allegheny County, May 25. li0L IN pursuance of the 21st section of "An act relating to Allegheny county, approved the first day -f IQay, 18(31, and of the amendment of said section, approved the 30th day of March. A. U. I do hereby give notice tiat the duplicate for the several wards, boroughs and townships will be opened and 1 will be prepared to receive the coifntj, state, poor, dog and road taxes for the vear 1901.

On and after the first day of May. 1901. said taxes can be paid at this office until the first day of August with a deduction of 5 per cent for prompt payment to all persons paying the whole amount of these tax. There will be no reduction allowed during the month of August. There will be 10 per cent added to all taxes repainlng unpaid on the first day of September, 1901 Statements will be furnished If requested.

THOMAS G. McCLUREi, Treasurer of Allegheny County. Clpya Pittsburg. June 2, 1901 To the Members of the Republican Citv Committees: Gentlemen We, the undersigned auditing committee, hereby certify that we have examined the accounts of Mr. J.

O. Brown, treasurer, for the vear to June 20, 1901. and find the same cor rect, we also wish to compliment the treasurer for the full and correct manner in which the accounts have heen kepL JOHN B. MOORE. S.

J. WAIN WRIGHT, W. A. MAGEK, 629P Auditing Committee. Office cf City Treasurer, Municipal Hall.

Smithfield St. June I. 1901. NOTICE la hereby given that the duplicates for water rents for the vear 1901 have been placed tn my hands for collection by the water assessor authorized to assess th3 came, payable at this office durlnr the month of June. No discount allowed.

AU water rents remaining unpaid Juiy 1. 1911. will be placed In the hands of the collector of delinquent taxes witi 5 per cent, added for collection. 61ea D. TOP.

HENCE. Treasurer. DIVIDEND SOTICES. Office of the Monongahela River Consolidated Coal and Coke Company, Pittsburg. June 11.

1901. DIVIDEND Tha Board of Directors of this company have this day declared a dividend of THREE AND ONE HALF PER CENT upon the preferred stock, out of the earnings of the six months endm? April So. 1901. payable to stockholders of record at the close of business 2lith Inst. Transfer books will be closed July 1 to July 10 inclusive, at which last data checks will bo mailed to all shareholders.

611pc GEO. I. WHITNEY. Secretary. The Peoples National Bank.

Pittshure. innt DIVIDEND NO. 75 The directors of this bank have declared a quarterly dividend of TWO ij.t-HAU ffc.K CENT out of the earn lngs of the past three months, payable at once free of tax. Check will he mailed to stock- nniaers KOBtRT WAKPROP, 29ms Cashier. Equitable Trust Company of Pittsburn.

50!) Smithfield June 35. i ne oirectors or this company have this day declared a dividend of one and one-half (1U) per cent, out of earnings of raft three months. Checks will be mailed Juiy i- EDWARD HOOPES, 2tlm Secretary. Farmers Deposit National Bank, June 1W1. QUARTERLY DIVIDEND The directors of this hank have this day declared a dividend of FIVE PER CENT out of the earnings of the past thre month, payable forthwith, free of tax.

Checks will be mailed. J. FLEMINO. Cashier. City Savlnss Bank, Sixth ave.

and Smithfield Pittsburg, Pa June 2" lrtoi. DIVIDEND The directors of this bank have declared a dividend of FIVE PER CENTUM on the capital stock, payable out of the earnings of the past six month. Checks will be mallei j. w. TAYLOR.

Cashier. MEETINGS. TWENTY-SEVENTH anniversary meeting of the Western Pennsylvania Humane society will be held Sunday evening, June 30. 7 in the Second United Presbyterian church. Stockton ave.

and Sandusky Allegheny. The pro-gram includes addrenses by ex-Mayor George Wilson, president of the society, Olty Recorder A. M. Brown. Hon.

George H. Anderson, secretary chamber commerce, and Rev. W. H. Mc- Atuian.

tne pastor of the churen. 62Se PROPOSALS. Department of Public Works. Pittsburgh. June 111.

1901. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the office of the City Controller until Saturday, the 6th day of Julv. A. D.

1901. at 10 o'clock a. for the following: Construction of Lincoln avenue bridge crossing Beechwood avenue, as follows: Masonry, Steel work. Paving. Construction of Oakland bridge, from near Wilmot street to Schenley park, aa follows Masonry, Steel work.

Paving. Plans and specifications can be seen, and blanks for bidding may be obtained at the general office of the Department of Public Works. Each proposal must be accompanied by a bond with two sureties probated before the City Recorder or Citv Clerk, or the bond of a security trust company, which has complied with the ordinance with reference to furnishing bonds for contracts. Bonds accompanying all proposals must have attached fifty (50) cents' worth of interna! revenue stamps, as required by the United States laws. Failure to have these stamps attached thereto will necessitate the rejection of an." proposal submitted.

The City of Pittsburgh reserves the right to reject any or all bids. E. M. BIG LOW; Director of Department of Public Works. 619pa DISSOLVTIOTV SOTICES.

Pittsburg, June 2S, NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned doing business as merchant tailors under the firm nam of Frederick A Wohlgemuth, at No. 14 Liberty Pittsburg. have this dsv dissolved partnership by mutual an sent The undersigned. E. H.

Frederick, has assumed to pay all firm liabilities and Joseph S. Wohlgemuth has assigned his entire business to the said E. H. Frederick. J.

WOHLGEMUTH. E. H. FREDERICK. 629p LEGAL NOTICES.

Knox Reed. Attornevs-at-Law. NOTICE is hereby (riven that an application will be made to the governor of Pennsylvania, on the 15th day of July, 1901. by George B. Motheral.

J. H. Beal. George B. Kennedv.

J. E. Torrans. and R. T.

under the Act of Assembly entitled: "An Act to provide for the incorporation and regulation of certain corporations," approved April 29. 1C74, and the supplements thereto, for the charter of an Intended corporation, to be called Shaw Brothers Company, the character and object of which is the transaction of a printing, and publishing business, and for these purposes to have and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privileges of said Act of Assembly and the supplements thereto. 6221 KNOX REED, Solicitors. William J. Barton.

Attorney-at-Law, Yoder Law Bldg. NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Wm. J. Kennedy, deceased, late of Allegheny county, have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all ier-sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims -or demands against the same will make them known without delay. HUGH S.

KENNEDY. Administrator. 6lm 1013 Penn Pittsburg. Pa. NOTICE Is hereby given that on the estate of Henry Johns.

deceased, late of Allecheny county, have been granted to the undersigned, to wbora all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will make them known without delay. SARAH JOHNS. Executrix. Bvquet. near Semple Pittsburg, Pa.

6151m EDCCiTIOXAL RENO Shorthand School 4BSMHrFElO C3t. B'h AVE. 415s NOTICE of first meeting of creditors. In tha matter of Robert Lewis Adams, bankrupt, la the District Court of the United States for tha western district of Pennsylvania, in bankruptcy. Xo.

155S. To the creditors of Robert Lewis Adama. of Pittsburg, in tha county of Allegheny and state of Pennsylvania, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby riven. That on the inth ri.i of June, A. D.

111. the said Robert Lewie Adams was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the first meeting of his creditors will held at room No. 1LV In the St Nlrhnlan hiiil.l. ing. No.

45t) Fourth Pittsburg. Pennsvlva-nia. on the 8th day of July. A. D.

ISHfl. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may atttnd. prove their claims, ap point a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business aa mav ornneri coma before said meeting. WILLIAM R. FLAIR.

June 2j. laoi. Referee in BankniDtcr. 2fj NOTICE cf first meeting of creditors. In the matter of William Thomas, bankrupt.

In the District Court of the United States for the western district of Fennsvlvania. in bankruptcy. No. 1552. To the creditors of William Thomas, of Pittsburg, In the county of Allegheny, and district aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby riven.

That on the 17th day of June A D. 11K1 tbe said William Thomas wa duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that tha first meeting of his creditors will be held at room No. 25. in St. Nicholas building.

No. 450 Fourth Plttsbure. Pennsylvania, on the 8th day of Julv, A. D. 1901, at 10:30 o'clock In the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, e-xamlne the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come before said meeting.

WILLIAM R. BLAIR. June 2o. 1901. Referee in Bankruptcy.

620p NOTICE, of first meeting of creditors. In the matter of Mary Kaufman, bankrupt. In the District Court of the United States for the western district of Pennsylvania, in bankruptcy. No. l.VW.

To the creditors of Mary Kaufman, of Pittsburit. In the county of Allegheny district aforesaid, a bankrupt: Kotlce is hereby Riven. That on the ISth dav of June. A. D.

1301, the said Marv Kaufman was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that the first meeting of her creditors will be held at room No. 2. in St. Nicholas bulldtnir. No.

sn Fourth ave Pittsburg. Pennsylvania, on the 8th day of Jut, A. D. 1901. at o'clock In the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such oth business as may properly come before said meeting.

WILLIAM R. BI.AIR, June 2T. 1901. Referee In Bankruptcv. 62Sp NOTICE Is hereby given, that an application will be made to the governor of Pennsvlva-nia on the lth day of July.

10O1. bv F. C. Shobert. Albert J.

LoelTler. Edwin G. Ferguson. Frederick XV. Scott and William G.

McCand-less. under the Act of Assembly, entitled, "Aa Act to provide for the Incorporation and regulation of certain corporations." approved April 2Vt. 1S74. and the supplements thereto, for the charter of an intended corporation to called the "National Oil Company," tha character and object of which is the leasing, holding and maintaining lands, with the right to di. mine, bore for, gather and sell oil, gases, and other minerals, and for these purposes to have, possess and mjny all the rights, benefits and prtv-ib-eea of said Act of Assembly and supplements thereto.

J. S. E. G. FERGUSON Solicitor.

F. K. MeCanee. Attorney-et-LYw, MeCance Elock, Seventh ave. and t.

NOTICK Is hereby Riven that letters testamentary on the estate of William Stevenson, deceased, late of Allegheny county, have been granted to the understated, to whom all per-sons indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment, and those havtn claims or demands against the same will make them knoA'n without delav HELEN' M. STEVENSON MARGARET N. STEVENSON. HELEN MAR. STEVENSON.

BERTHA M. STEVENSON, 61 wlm Executors. J. McF. Carpenter.

Attorney-at-Law. 4o Grant Pittsburit. Pa. NOTICE is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Joseph Graham, deceased, late of Allegheny county, have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons Indebted to setd estate are requested to make Immediate payment, and those havlnif claims or demands against the saroa will make them known without dflav. A.

THORNE. GERTRUDE M. GRAHAM. Administrators. M4 Smithfield rittsburg, Pa.

42Mra Jackson Lang. Attorneys-at-Law, 27 Diamond Pittsburg. Pa. COMMONWEALTH of Pennsylvania, ex. rel.

William Eiohelnub vs. Sarsh J. Hamilton. No. 57'l.

Aurust term. The undersigned, committee of Sarah J. Hamilton, lunatic, gives notice that Its final account tn the above matter was filed June 21. 1W1, and that the same will be i resented to the court on Saturday. Julv 20.

lfwi, when the same will be allowed unless exceptions are filed thereto. DOLLAR SAVINGS FUND TRUST 622 lr Commltt'-e. Duff A earmark. Attornevs-at-Law, Bakeweh Ijmr Building. NOTICE is hereby given that letter testamentary on the estate of James A.

Murry. I deceased, late of Allegheny county, have been I granted to the undersigned, to whom all per- sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will make them known without dlav. JOHN S. Mt'RRT. BELLE MURRY, Executors.

Edgewood Parte, Pa. 6231m Geo. W. Acklln, Attorney-at-Law. 400 Grant Pittsburg Pa.

LETTERS of administration c. t. a. on the estate of Mary Leonard, deceased, late of Allegheny county, having been granted under, signed, all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and i those having claims against the same will make them known without delay. RICHARD LEONARD.

Administrator c. t. a. Carrlck, Pa. Joseph Forsythe, Attorney-at-Law, 524 Fourth Pittsburg, Pa.

1 NOTTCE Letters testamentary on the estate of Wm. M. Irwin, deceased, late of Allegheny county, having been granted undersigned, ail persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims against tha same win make them known without delay. wm. K- in ww.

Executor. Hope Church. 11351m William Le Ooullon. Attorney-at-Law, No. 422 Bake well Law Bldg.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of James W. McCurdy. dcaaed, late of Allegheny county, have Been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will make them known without rtmv. MARY MrtTRDT, Administratrix. 5261m 4715 Hatfield Pittsburg.

Pa. Leon J. Long, Attorney-at-Law, 400 Grant Pittsburg, Pa. NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Harry W. Wetzler.

deceased, late of Allegheny county, have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons Indebted to said estate arer requested to make Immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will maka them known without delay. WM. P. WETZLER, Administrator. East Diamond Allegheny.

Pa. 5351m James McKlrdy. Attorney-al-Law. 4HS Diamond st. NOTICE is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of Minnie C.

Kramer, deceased, late of Allegheny county, have been: granted to the undersigned, to Whom all persons Indehted to aaid estate are requested lo make immediate payment, and those having, claims or demands against the same will make them known wlthou delay. HENRIETTA SIEVERB. 15221m EsacutrlK. John M. Goehrlng.

Attorney-at Law. 401 Grant Pittsburg. Pa. NOTICE is hereby given that letters testa-j mentary on the estate of Henry Blumhags, deceased, lata of Allegheny county, have been I granted to the undersigned, to whom all per-, sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having, claims or demands against the same will make' them known without delay. CHARLES WAHL, Executor.

214 Perryvill Pa. 6221m. Morton Hunter. Attorney-at-Law. i NOTICE is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Eva L.

Kennedy, deceased, late of Allegheny county, save been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and thoee having claims or demands against the same will make them known without delay. SAFE DEPOSIT TRUST Adrar 6 Sim 247 Fourth avy. Pittsburg. Pa. George D.

Riddle, Attorney-at-Law, 410 Grant Pittsburg. Pa. NOTICE is herebv given that ancillary letters of administration c. t. a.

on ths estate of Marv Minogue. deceased, late of Ktlnoe, county of Clare. Ireland, have been granted to the undersigned to whom all persons Indebted to said estate requested to make Immediate pay ment, fid those having cUlrris or demands agalp a the same will n-nke thm known without diav. THE CITY TRUST SAFE DEPOSIT SURETY OP PHILADELPHIA. Ancillary Administrator, t.

a. 6151m J. D. Douglass, Attorney-at-Law, 126 Diamond Pittsburg, Pa. NOTICE is rt by gi ven that letters of administration or.

the estate of Jane A. Cooper, deceased, late of Allegheny county, have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all per. sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and thoee having claims or demands against the same will make them known without delay. a WILLIAM A. COOPER, Administrator.

6151m 826 Third Versailles. Pa. Whlteselt Attorneys-at-Law, 506 Diamond Pittsburg. Pa. NOTICE is hereby slven that letters of administration on the estate of Robert L.

Simmons, deceased, late of Allegheny county, have been granted to the undersigned whom all persons indebted said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands aealnst the same will make them known without delay. M. CRAWFORD. Administrator. 506 Diamond Pittsburg.

Pa. 615d1m Splndler tt Klernan, Attorneys-at-Law, 431 Fcurth ave. LETTERS of admlnhitratlon on the estate of John G. T. Pfabe, deceased, late of Allegheny county, having been granted undersigned, all persons Indebted to said estate are re-Quested to make Immediate payment, and those having claims agatnt the same will make them known without delay.

611m CATHARINE D. PFABE. Admrx. Tenth street, was summoned and rsen arrived at the house about 1 1 Mrs. was almost dead.

Her body was and her heart seemed to have ceas-i beating T)r Weber used lnieetions "i ohol and worked with the woman fir hours before she showed any sigi An investigation showed that she hai a big dose of the acid in a cup The acid bottle was found in th hoard and of the tea and acid found in the cup Mrs. Sitten did not regain conscioui- until bout o'clock this morning at that time Richard Hick, a neigh went to see her. lie askea ner ny had taken the acid and she is alleged have replied that she had reasons for so. she said she felt all riht save she had pains in her back. About o'clock Dr.

Weber called and tounu unconscious and after working with for some time sent her to the hospital. What her reasons were for drinking the are not known. Last week she visited her son's grave in Calv.iry cemetery. son was drowned while bathing on August 7. llh.

It is alleged that upon return home Mrs. Sitten told a neighbor that she would soon join him and she would kil' herself -m his attention was paid to the alleged threat at the time. Mrs. Sitten, it is said, has been married times. Her last husband.

Michael Sitten, died in l.sOs, and, it is said, left with which she purchased her present home. ELOPERSJ-OCATED. 111 in in Morris anil Mrs. Clara Reidell Arc LiviiiK in Winnipeg. Washington, June 20 Mrs.

Clara Reidell William Morris, the two war tlepart- mr-nt clerks who simultaneously casap- peared on June 1. leaving families to mourn their departure, have been located Winnipeg. Man. In a letter to a Washington friend Reidell writes that, in company with Morris she traveled straight to Winnipeg after leaving Washington. They now keeping house in the suburbs of that city.

Previous to Mrs. Reidell's flight she her farm in Alexandria county, Her children have been taken Ohio by their maternal grandmother. Morris' wife and four are in straightened circumstances in their little home at Kensington, on the Baltimore Ohio railorad. Mrs. Reidell was a daughter of the late Congressman Gibson Atherton, of Newark, O.

TOILET ALMOST FATAL. Young Woman Badly Burned "While Cnrllnjir Her Hair. Wheeling, W. June 20 Miss Hulda Delaplain. of North Chnplitie street, one the most popular young ladies of the younger soeietv set.

was almost burned to death last evening while making her toilet preparatory to attending the Casino ball, at Wheeling park. Miss Delaplain was dressing her ha.ir, using an alcohol lamp to heat the curling iron. The lamp exploded, throwing the burning alcohol over her light garments. For tunately, she wore a heavy woolen garment next to her body, and that kept the flames away til! her mother, Mrs. Mary Ix-lanlain.

who was in the next room thr- V.laeWet iibmit ber and ex- tincuish the flam. The burns are very painful, and will keep Miss Delaplain to her bed for several weeks. DOGS ON THE RAMPAGE. Man anl Badly Ititten lty Fero- oioun IleaMtn Thin "James Madden, an employe of the Glen-shaw Ice company, of Millvale. was liitten by a dog this morning while delivering ice on Evergreen avenue.

The calf of his right leg was horribly lacerated. Dr. decree Stivens dressed the wound and Madden went to his home in Etna. Last week James Sullivan was bitten by the same dog. The citizens have decided that the owner of the dog must pet rid of it.

Edgar Hunter, aged 1H, residing at 131 Return street. Allegheny, was bitten by a mad dog belonging to John Muck, of Return street. Dr. John D. Shanor, Troy Hill, put six stitches in the wound.

Miner Killel ly Slate. Bridgeport. Juno 2ft At the Boggs mines, early this morning. Thomas Butier. a miner who recently came here from Shepherdstown, was crushed to death by a fall of slate.

The mine roof was known to in a questionable condition, and was to have been repaired Sunday. He was a popular miner, and leader of the United Mine workers. He leaves a family. DismEssn'o stomach disease. Permanentlv cured by the masterly power of "South American Nervine Tonic Invalids need suffer no loneer.

because this great remedy can cure them all It is a cure for the whole world of stomach weakness and indigestion. The cure begins wiih the first dose. The re-Mef it brines is marvelous and surprising It makes no failure: never disappoints No matter how Ions you have suffered vour cure is certain under the use of this health-giving force. Pleasant and alwavs safe. SoUl by Jos.

Fleming Son. Druggists. Pittsburg. 412 Market street. 6Slmy BENEATH SltVERY SKIES.

Splendid reproductions in color of Frans Lejmputten's preat paintlncr. "Beneath Silverv Skies." will be presented with each copv cf next Sunday's great 40-page Sunday Press. A glimpse of this valuable reproduction is sufficient to convince you of its great beauty and worth Sample copies are on exhibition this week at the following places: x. Ludwig. newsdealer, izij tum avenue.

Thumm stationers. 14d0 Fifth avenue. Raubitschek cigars. Smithfield et and t-lxth avenue. R.

IX Brent, druggist, s. mgniana ana 'enn avenues. R. Taggart Son. shoes, 51S federal street.

The Fair. Market street. Pittsburg. Press Office. S25 Fifth avenue any for sale.

Nf xt to this field comes the 'r "r-." '1 ed lartelv bv the Monongahela Consoli The cf the largest be 25. The sch ill bra, I and I cei a id tioi ve.sf pi th- of the Oh. a ago the havi: 1 being the the the to The Coupon and Puzzle OFFICIAL ALLEGHENY. the foreging be. and the same Is hereby repealed.

Ordained and enacted into a law In councils this 2oth day of June. A. D. 1901. F.

J. TORRANCE. President of Select Council. Attest: ALBERT KOENIG. City Clerk.

JOHN M. GOEHRING, President of Common Council. ROBERT DILWORTH, City Clerk. City Recorder's Office, City of Allegheny, June 22. A.

D. 1901. The above ordinance examined and approved. JOHN R. MURPHY.

City Recorder. 625r (No. 55.) AN ORDINANCE Awarding a contract for the construction of a laterial sewer on Watson boulevard, Fifteenth ward, from Paris alley to Delta alley, and providing for assessment ail collection of the cost and expense thereof. Section 1 Be it ordained and enacted bv the select and common councils of the citv of Allegheny, and It Is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That the director of the department of public works is hereby authorized and instructed to enter into a contract with Cronin O'Herron for the construction of a lateral sewer on Watson boulevard, Fifteenth ward, from I 'aria alley to Delta alley, according to specifications, for the sum of five thousand two hundred forty ($5,240.00) dollars, as per their proposal.

DETAILED AS FOLLOWS: 2.S00 ft. of lo-inch D. S. pipe. sewer, at $1.30 per ft $2,090 00 3.000 ft.

of 9-Inch connections at 00c per ft 1.800 00 No. 1 inlets at $30 each 240 (10 7 manhole shafts at $30 each 210 00 Total $,240 00 The cost and expense of said improvement to be assessed and collected in accordance with the provisions of 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 by the foregoing, be and the same is hereby repealed. Ordained nd enacted into a law in councils this 20th dav of June. A.

D. 1901. F. J. TORRANCE.

President of Common Council. Attest: ALBERT KOENIG, City Clerk. JOHN M. President of Common Council. ROBERT DILWORTH, City Clerk.

City Recorder's Office. City of Allegheny, June 22, 10O1. The above ordinance examined and apnroved. JOHN R. MURPHY.

City Recorder. 629r (No. 6S.) AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and ordering the construction of a main sewer on Quebec street. Tenth ward, from East street to a point one hundred and fiftv OjO) feet west, and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and expense thereof. Section 1.

Be it ordained and enacted by the Select and Common Councils of the City of Allegheny, and it is herebvior-dained and enacted by the authority of the same. That the construction of a main sewer on Quebec street. Tenth ward, from East street to a point one hundred and fifty (150) feet west, is hereby authorized and ordered, and the director of the department ef public works is hereby intsructed to prepare specifications therefor, and to advertise for proposals for doing said work in accordance with such specifications. When said proposals have been received trey shall be submitted to, and opened by the committee on public works, or a subcommittee thereof; and it shall be the duty of said committee on public works, at the next meeting of councils, or as soon thereafter as practicable, to report an oruinance anaraini tne contract for the said work to the lowest resnonsihle bidder. The cost and expense of said Improvement to be assessed and collected in accordance with the provisions of the acts of assembly in such cases made and nro- vided.

Sec. 2. That so much of any ordinance as may conflict with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and the same "is hereby repealed. Ordained and enacted into a law In councils this 20th dav of June, A. D.

1901. F. J. TORRANJTE, President of Select Council. Attest: ALBERT KOENIG, City Clerk JOHN M.

GOEHRING, President of Common Council. ROBERT DILWORTH, City Clerk City Recorder's Office, City of Allegheny, June 22, 1001. The above ordinance examined and approved JOHN R. MURPHY, City Recorder. G29r (No.

71.) AN QJRDINANCE Authorizing and ordering the construction of a lateral sewer on Meade street. Twelfth ward, from Bell avenue to Rising Main avenue, and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and expense thereof. 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 the authority of the same, That the construction of a lateral sewer on Meade street. Twelfth ward, from Bell avenue to Rising Main avenue, is hereby authorized and ordered, and the director of the department of public works is hereby instructed to prepare specifications therefor and to advertise for proposals for doing said work in accordance with such specifications.

When said proposals have been received they shall be submitted to and opened by tne committee cn puouc worns or a subcommittee thereof, and it shall be the duty of said committee on public works at the next meeting of councils or as soon thereafter as practicable to report an ordinance awarding the contract for 6aJd work to the lowest responsible bidder. The cost and expense of said improvement to be assessed and. collected in accordance with the provisions of 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 by the foregoing be and the same is hereby repealed.

Ordained and enacted into a law in councils this 20th day of June, A. D. 1901. F. J.

TORRANCE, President of Select Council. Attest: ALBERT KOENIG, Citv Clerk. JOHN M. GOEHRING, President of Common Council. ROBERT DILWORTH, City Clerk.

City Recorder's Office, City of Allegheny, June 22. A. D. KM1. Tne above ordinance examined and approved.

JOHN MURPHY, City Recorder. 2r Winners announced later. OFFICIAL ALLEGHENY. (No. 72.) AX ORDINANCE- Authorizing and ordering the construction of a lateral sewer on Tell street, Thirteenth ward, from an unnamed alley to eastern terminus of street, and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and expense thereof.

Section 1 Be It ordained and enacted by th Select 'and Common Councils of the City of Allegheny, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That the construction of lateral sewer on Tell street. Thirteenth ward, from an unnamed alley to eastern terminus of street, is hereby authorized and ordered, and the director of the department of public works is hereby instructed to prepare specifications therefor, and to advertise for proposals for doing said work in accordance with such specifications. When said proposals have been received they shall be submitted to and opened by, the committee on public works or a sub-committee thereof: and it shall be the duty of said committee on public works, at the next meeting of councils, or as soon thereafter as practicable, to report an ordinance awarding the contract for said work to the lowest responsible bidder. The costs and expense of said improvement to be assessed and collected in accordance with the provisions of 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 by the foregoing, te and the same is hereby repealed. Ordained and enacted into a law In councils this 2ith dav of June A. D. 1901.

F. J. TORRANCE, President of Select Councils. Attest: ALBERT KOENIG, City Clerk. JOHN M.

GOEHRING, President of Common Councils. ROBERT DILWORTH. City Clerk. City Recorder's Office, City of Allegheny. June 22, A.

1901. The above- ordinance examined and approved. JOHN R. MURPHY. City Recorder.

629r (No. 59.) AKT ORDINANCE Awarding a contract for the grading, paving and curbing of Ashton street, Eleventh ward, from Marshall avenue to Halsey place, and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and expense thereof. Section 1 Be it ordained and enacted by the Select and Common Councils of the City of Allegheny, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That the director of the Department of Public Works is hereby authorized and instructed to enter into a contract with the North Side Coal fz Sand company for the grading, paving and curbing of Ashton street. Eleventh ward, from Marshall avenue to Halsey place, according to specifications, for the sum of four thousand seven hundred r.inety-nine ($4,799.0" dollars, as per its proposal.

DETAILED AS FOLLOWS: 1,200 cu. vds. of excavation at 40c per yd. 4SO 00 l.GOU sq. vds.

of Ligonier block paving at $1.79 per yd 00 LOoo q. yds. of brick sidewalk at 15c per vd 1.20O lin. ft. of curb at 55c per ft.

20 lin. ft of granite crossing at 65c per ft 1 inlet, reset and reconnected at $15.00 R50 00 6iO 00 130 00 15 00 Total $4,799 OO The cost and expense of said improvement to be assessed and collected in accordance with the provisions of the acts of assembly in sucti cases made and provided. Section 2 That so much of any ordinance as may conflict with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and the same is hereby repealed. Ordained and enacted into a law In Councils this 20th day of June, A. D.

1901. F. J. TORRANCE, President of Select Council. Attest: ALBERT KOENIG.

Citv Clerk. JOHN M. GOEHRING. President of Common Council. ROBERT DILWORTH, City Clerk.

City Recorder's Office, Citv of Allegheny, June 22, A. D. 1901. The above ordinance examined and approved JOHN R. MURPHY, City Recorder.

629r (No. 61.) AN ORDINANCE Awarding a contract for the grading, paving and curbing of Brighton avenue. Fifteenth ward (formerly Tenth ward), from Brighton road to Grand avenue, and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and expense thereof. Section 1. Be It ordained and enacted by the select and common councils of the City of Allegheny, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same.

That-the director of the department of public works is hereby authorized and instructed to enter into a contract with Booth Flinn, Ltd for the grading, paving and curbing of Brighton avenue, Fifteenth ward (formerly Tenth ward), from Brighton road to Grand avenue, according to specifications, for the sum of four thousand nine hundred forty-four ($4,944.00) dollars, as per their proposal. DETAILED AS FOLLOWS: 1,100 cu. yds. of embankment at 43c per yd 473 OO l.fitw sq. yds.

of Ligonier blk. paving at $1 86 per yd 2,976 00 900 sq. yds. of brick sidewalk at doc per yd 555 oo lin. ft.

of curb at 65c per 650 00 200 lin. ft. of granite crossing at 80c per ft 160 00 2 inlets, reset and reconnected, $50 each loo 00 Total $4,944 00 The cost and expense of said improvement to be assessed and collected in accordance with the provisions of the acts of assembly in such cases made and provided. Sec. 2.

That so much of any ordinance as may conflict with or be supplied by the foregoing be and the same is hereby-repealed. Ordained and enacted into a law In councils this 20th day of June, A. D. 1901 F. J.

TORRANCE, President of Select Council Attest: ALBERT KOENIG. City Clerk. JOHN M. GOEHRING. President of Common Council.

ROBERT DILWORTH, City Clerk. City Recorder's Office, City of Allegheny. June 22. A. D.

1901. The above ordinance examined and apnroved. JOHN R. MURPHY. City Recorder.

29r iNORMOUS PRICE PAID i FOR LARGE COAL TRACT riar Hill Ceke Company Acquires 115 Acres In Klondike Region, Faette County, Paying for It $400,000. Improvements to Be Made. nother big coal deal has been closed zMtntv i-nal tiel1 and paid per acre is enormous owing to tne dated Cool Coke company. J. V.

Thompson and his associates at Uniontown and iho TTtsbure Buffalo company, com posed of James Jones and sons. Outside of the latter three concerns there is little coal of any value lying in reach the river. The Stambaugh deal also embraces right of way three miles in length down Four mile run to Dunlap creek over which ihA nrnduct will be shimied to the com- vont-'! furnace at Briar Hill. Ohio. lew owners will open on Four mile creek which offers a fine location for the erection of riH ovens.

R. M. Haseltine. ex- fact that the Connelisviile coal is t.t-:mug scarce and the demand for the -OUct is extraordinary. The deal was scd at I 'niontown by J.

V. Thompson 1 George llibbs deeding to H. II. Stam-ugn. of Your.gstown.

for the Brier Hid acres of coal in the irk; "vein coking coal fields for is in the Klondike region In Visone and Mar.allen yi-te county, and extends along tha ilWhal rike a distance of more than two ETC It occupies a central position in fEdd- The price per acre is the has ben paid for some time and Te-' known but prices are still higher in fields. It averages about hiFh. pricea are being paid for coking ne coal lands In the field largelv bv the United tetates chief ir.snector of mines, a coal expert now engaged as a consulting mining en gineer selected tne property, -rho Uriar Hill Coke company was form ed June at the omce of J. mow en. of Uniontown.

The board of directors elected was George Toil. J. G. Butler, H. Stamba-ush, R.

S. Stcese, of Youngs-town and Mr Howell, of Uniontown. George Toil was elected president; Joseph G. Butler, vice president, and Mr. i si.mhaush.

secretary. it-el comoorauoii and there is scarceljr.