Pittsburgh Weekly Gazette from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania • Page 7

THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 8, 190S. mm IPPE6L5 IE1HD LAFSKIN WILL IE CROSSJiiKEfl TRAILED ITERS HEED SMOOTHING iON'T Put Off Till Tomorrow the Shopping You Can Do Today. Stocks are fullest today. The Christmas crowds vill roxv larger each business day until Christ' Assessors Close Downtown Section and Take Up Lawrence-ville District Today. Controller and Stevenson Will! Andrew Carnegie Will Adjust Washington Institute Matters at Today's Meeting.

Pick Sub-Committee on Appropriations Today. mas Eve. A piece of furniture is always welcome and a delightful Christmas surprise. Although the est is more than for some mere trifle tlirifty financiering is necessary. Kcectfs method of easy pay" ment makes present giving easy.

GOODS ORDERED NOW WILL BE STORED FREE UNTIL CHIUSTMAS. SIEBEPJ DEFENDS FIGURES FOUR ORPHANS TO BE CHOSEN COLLEGES HAVE GRIEVANCES $1.25 Taboret Golden Oa's. Hexagon or i-quare top. IS inches hlgn. Kound or square top.

Golden TJolrrV. ii Lamps For Parlor and Library lmrnM Mil rrrj 3 IfM Mi $25 4 This Parlor Suit. Cf This Parlor Suit rot a poorly made suit as the low price might convey. Mahong-atiy finished frames, neat in de-sign end well ncishsd. Spring seats with figured damask covering.

Positively worth $30. Spring seats covered with handsome I Mahogany finished frames. Light panels. A better suit than $35 buys Odd Chairs Several tundreds of them and Library Desks. in The sub-committee to prepare the annual appropriation ordinance for the various city departments for 1904' will be appointed this afternoon at a meeting of the joint finance committee of councils.

The sub-committee will be appointed by Chairman WT. H. Stevenson. The aub-com-mittee does the bulk of the work on the appropriations but ita acts must be ratified by the general committee before the report is made to councils. It was stated yesterday that the members of the subcommittee would probably be J.

P. Shaw. W. C. Reitz, Jacob SSofTel.

W. J. Zahn-iser and George W. McNeil. Thi3 would give select council but cue member and would insure the absolute control by Chairman Stevenson and Controller John B.

Larkin. Mr. Stevenson, as chairman of the general committee, will bi an ex-ofticio member of the sub-committee. Mr, Stevenson and Controller Larkin will be the most conspicuous persons in its proceedings, as they were last winter. Although Controller Larkin is not a member of the committee, he took a more prominent part in the proceedings last winter than any member and bids fair to surpass himself in this respect this time.

Whenever a department chief was called before the committee to explain his estimates he was subjected to a cross-examination by Controller Larkin. which led to many exciting scenes. The controller's visit to Cleveland and the visit of Auditor F. A. Kimball to Cincinnati, at the controller's, request, prore that the controller hopes to fix the appropriations for next year.

The controller has gathered a mass or figures which he will unload upon the fiub-corrrmittee to show that Pittsburgh is not getting as much for the money she ppends as other cities of the same size. The controller refused yesterday to give any information concerning Auditor Kimball's visit to Cinc'nnati. The estimates of the directors Of the variovis departments will probably be submitted to councils at the next meeting by Mayor Hays, The estimates will then be referred to the finance committee and by it to the sub-committee. The work of the sub -committee will be based upon these estimates. The city charter requires that the annual appropriations shall be submitted to councils not later than the first Tuesday in February, but this provision was violated last year, the finance committee not making its report until March.

a $12 Desk, will mako a pretty for someone. A design made in quartered oak. cf ethers ia size zjx'1 shape, all the popular Tables, n. Good lamps for every home. Tho best burners we can buy.

Pietty decorated and bowls. All the newest features. Prices positively lower than ever before. $5 SPECIAL Body Brussels Room-Size Puigs Size 3 ft. by 12 ft.

Borders woven on to the body rug. Cood patterns. All colors. All for a Veronas. on back Parlor Here's that present quaint beautiful Hundreds every and woods.

Library Suitable Golden, weathered mihganv. a display sucn as no ether store ever attempts to make. Comfort to $5 Parlor Rockers, $4 to 520 Library Rockers, $5 to $35 Morris $10 to $35 Easy Chairs. to $75 Corner to Roman $12 to 20 Hal! Chairs $5 to $23 Rted 53 to $15 One hundred and fifty appeals were rreivtd yesterday by the city assessors from owners property in th firat 12 wardg of 1'lttfthurfrh. Ths cloaei the appeal from the downtown section, anil today the a.3esors begin to hear appeaJa from the Sixteenth, Seventeenth, EiKhtnth and ward.

Aswsxaor Elmer Slcbert, who made the emcnt in the Lawrenr-evllle district. yenterday that the increases Intra in valuations would be merely nominal." "They will not be over 6 per tent." be added. "We have heard more Appeal? from the lower part of the city today than in any three da a of last week." be continued. "Vfilia we received about ISO appeals, many of them are not appeal, properly ppeakinit. for they were merely formal statements and were not sworn to.

1 had a tall? today with T. N. Miller, who vrft ided at the meeting of 6isatis-fl) Fifth avenue propetry owners Sat-tirday night, and be refused to take an appeal. No appeal filed from the ftsressmffit on the Grand Opera house Croperty, nor bv P. I'.

Keller, although oth were represented at the meeting. "There have been few appeals from property owner? whose holdings downtown are the largest. For instance. II. Krlek has taken no appeal The Mellon, who own the entire block on Smith-field street, from Fifth avenue to Virgin alley.

HtKod the assessors to the property as one piece at fo much a aquare loot. Instead of so much a. front foot on HmlthfleSd street. Fifth avenue snd Virgin alley. The reduction asked for by tre Mellon is about 10 per cent.

"The recent business depression has rot aflected property values. While there hav) not been as many sales as before, price for property have rot arena down. The people are still holding: then at the same figures a formerly. Today a Fifth avenue property holder came into liio office 'and told we did not know our business. Hia property had been assessed at IS.OOi) a front foot.

I told him that if he would fcire me a hours option on the property I would pet him a buyer for it at S10.000. Later in the day he returned and said be would not fell his property for less than $17,000. "I still maintain that the total increase in uaeesainents will reach It will not fall below that amount and may be near $90,000,000. Th assessors will probably not get through with the -triennial assessment before the middle of January. "Beg-inning today they will hold night sest-iona." Asieaeor Blebert and Controller John B.

Latktn denied yesterday that the controller hail dictated the assessments. "The controller haa nothing to do with this) office and he was not con-suited about the assessments," said Mr. Hiebert. "It la not true that I have interfered with the assessors. I do not even know the assessment on the house I live in.

I did say to the assessors that they should be careful and be able to maintain their assessments if taken into court," said Controller Larkin. Tec PiiiFBvaog Gazette Bmrr, Room 10, Postal Building, WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. 7.

Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carnegie arrived here tonight and remain for the next three days. Tomorrow at 10 o'clock the trustees of the Carnegie institution will meet at the New Wjlinrd with Mr. Carnegie as presiding officer.

The majority of the trustees are expected, as thera is much important business to discuss and two vacancies on the board to fill. These were caused by the death of Abram S. Hewitt and William E- Dodge- The board of trustees is composed of five ex-officio officers, including the president of the United States-and the speaker of the house and the following executive board, most of whom are already here or expected early tomorrow: Dr. John S. Biliings, Seth Low, Lyman J.

Gage, D. O. Mills, all of New York City; William N. Frew of Pittsburgh, who came on tha train with Mr. Carnegie; Henry L.

Higginson of Boston, Secretary of the Interior Hitchcock. Secretary of State Hay. Charles L. Hutchinson of Chicago. Senator John C.

Spooner of Wisconsin, Daniel C. Gilman of Baltimore, Wiiliam Lindsay of Kentucky. Wayne MacVeagh and Dr. S. Weir Mitchell of Pennsylvania; Secretary of War Root, Justice Edward D.

White. William W. Morrow of San Francisco and Charles D. Walcott and Carroll D. Wright of this city.

There is universal interest in this meeting because it is generally known that some criticism of the work of the executive committee has reached Mr. Carnegie and there will be a. free discussion of ways and means to meet this criticism in the future. The greatest discontent has been expressed by scientific men throughout the country because of the absolute secrecy which envelops the work. No public report has been made of the work and there are conflicting rumors about important matters, and some of the leading universities claim that their institutions are injustly discriminated against In the matter of research fellowships which the institution bestows every year.

At present Johns Hopkins ia Baltimore, Cornell, and the Universities Of Michigan and Wisconsin enjoy the monopiy of fellowships. The University of Pennsylvania has shared but little in Mr. Carnegie's beneficence, although he is a great friend of the establishment. Harvard. Yale.

Princeton, and the great universities of the FaciSc coast have also been slighted. Dunns' the past year the Institution has spent thousands of dollars in sending expeditions to distant parts of the world to gather data. At present Prof. Bailey Willis Is making explorations in China. He haa with him 10 companions, including Chinese interpreters and assistants.

Prof. Raphel Pumpely of Newport. R. has just returned from a four months' sojourn in Turkestan, where he made a general survey of the human occupation of the region in reUtion to its physiography. Tomorrow night the trustees will tender a dinner to Mr.

and Mrs. Carnegie at the. New.Wiilard. Mrs. John Hay and Mrs.

D. C. Gilman will act as hostesses. 50 to This Pedestal jManogany finish or high; 12-inch top. '1 Eve ryone chair or Box Couches Handsome in appearance.

Convenient and comfortable. Tops are lifted by large springs. Wardrobe box beneath teat All kinds of fti a av 8 i man. woman, child appreciates a nice 1 5 to $25. in moFt homes.

antwerp and cak, or in rocker, rut one or two cn your list. Brass Bedstead Parlor Tables 3 sizes, shapes and ttyies. How About using ose Christmas gift? Bavennort Sofa-Bed For this Erass Eed. Full size. Heavy posts.

Curved fillers. Large Husks. Brass bed- stea's are decidedly decora 5 1 5-75 a JUUUUJ5 MS Frame is fine juarter grained golden oak. Cov-ei LDg is a hand-fome green ve- tive, bringing sunshine Into the darkest room, and aside from their intrinsic beauty, their sanitary advantages should comrrend them. Easily kept clean, a simple wiping with a soft cloth being all that Is necessary to keco them looking bright and new.

Oiir stock is specially large and varied this season every style and finish, in designs not obtainable lour. Deep tufts. Long steel springs. Back lets down, making a doufclo hd, ft. 2 ia.

long. No hard ridge through the middle. Larpre bos beneath seat for tha of clothing or Lei clothes. 1 i i I ii? 1.. i tau carvings 1 Tcbls Quartered golden cak.

eer-pentine front; bent legs. French bevel pattern nir-rr, aa shown, or with cval' nirrcr. 15 Dresser Coldea oak. Serpen tine Swell fronts on two top Fattera French bevel mirror. SO-50 China Closet Quartered gc'deu oak.

Bent glass eii'is. bevel mirror on top. Adjustable sprirgs. MAKES ONE OF THE VERY BEST PmWMM Genuine LeaLher Ccucfa The best low-priced Leather Couch ever fhown. Deep tufted ton.

All tults K( Tabrikoid Couch This price will surely bring a crowd $20 values. Golden oak frame and carved. covering the best substitute for leather. deep tufts. Fine construction.

Long steel .50 GoWen Oak Chiffonier Five drapers with lock on each. Bevel mirror. Gilt handles. A value. Vt sfy 9 i 3 Aii4 1 H-5 of buyers; Fabrikoid Seven rows springs.

to ktep thorn in place. Long steel construction. Golden oak frame Ol? CV gytLJ A YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION TO THE A Christmas, PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH CONCERN OBTAINS CONTRACTS Westinghouse Brake Makes Remarkable Showing on Rail-roads in Great Britain. Br Privatb Wibk to The Gazettb.I NEW YORK. Pec.

7. The Washington people hare just closed some interesting British and South. American contracts. One contract i3 for equipment to be installed in the electric traction plant at Blackpool, the Atlantic City of England. Another substantial order calls for transformers for the Portsmouth (South of England) lighting system.

Still another British contract comes from tha municipal authorities of Bath for magnetic brakes to be used On the tramway lines at that fashionable west, of England watering place. The Ytu Light and Power Compaby has awarded a contract to the Westing-. house Electric and Manufacturing Company for the electrical equipment for its -hydraulic, power plant to located on the. River Tiete in the vicinity cf Ytu, a small city situated in the state of Sao Paulo, Brazil. The British board of trade returns as to the operation of continuous breaks-during the half year ended December 31 last fhow that trains with Westinghouse.

automatic breaks ran 33.717.U27 miles and returned but C74 faults, thus making the average miles run per fault no less than The British engineering firm of Buck Hickman "of No. 2, Whitechapel road. London, which concern handles substantial quantities of the products of Pitta-burgh plants and other works in that viciuity, has been chosen to supply tools and engineering supplies for the coming year to the London County council. As that body is one of the largest purchasers of such equipment in Great Britain Pittshurghers can look forward to receiving come gratifying orders shortly. HERRON SEESJttUNClLMEN.

Supt. of Electricty Objects to Private Companies Using City's Wires. Superintendent John A. Herron of the bureau of electricity talked with President John S. Wightman, W.

H. Stevenson and other councilmen at the city hall yesterday, trying to secure their assistance in amending the ordinance of the Pittsburgh Time and Signal Company when it is considered in select council. The measure is now in the corporations committee of select council. The company asks for the right to efect a signal system connecting stores and residences with the fire and police stations. One clause in the ordinance provides that the company shall have the right' to connect with the wires cf the city to enter the police and fire stations.

Another clause provides that the company shall have 48 hours in which to make repairs. Superintendent Herron is opposed to both provisions and wishes them stricken from the ordinance. He claims the proposed connection would interfere with the city's service in case of an accident to any part of the company's lines. W. CRAIG MEMORIAL.

Bor Association Met to Do Honor to Lete Attorney's Memory. The Bar association yesterday met out of respect to the memory of the late Wesley I. Craig, attorney. Joseph Hays, presided, and the vice presidents were the Hon. Frederick H.

Collier, the Hon. Robert S. Krazer. tiie Hon. J.

M. Kennedy and the Hon. J. J. Miller.

The secretaries were W. K. Fulton. George II. Lepper and W.

It. Jones. A committee on resolutions was appointed as follows: George W. Acklin. Alfred Kerr.

Jchn F. Cox. Robert S. Sill and William F. Hope.

While the committee wis preparing Its xvport Attomeyc Mj. R. M. Stewart, Charles A. O'Brien.

Willis A. Booth. Wil-liim A. Golden, Joseph Forsyth. Joseph Hays.

George W. Acklin and others made remarks eulogistic cf the dead attorney. ex- a voivsTo. QtTER ATTACKED AT MARIETTA MARIETTA, Dec. 7.

(Special 1 While going home late last night Kath-erine Richardson, daughter of ex-Mayor Charles Richardson, was attacked bv tn unknown man. After a desperate struggle fhe succeeded in escaping from her assailant. Hurrying to a nearhv house ahe related the. story and was taken home. The police wre notified and have since conducted a vigorous search.

This afternoon Peter Myers, a rlumber. was arrested. Miss Richardson described her assailant a being young and dressed as a working man. Meyers answers in some respects to the description. The police expect to ma.ke other arrests shortly.

I DOWGLASS WORK ERS REFUSE TO QUIT WORK The emploves of the Palmer Window Glasa Company, which operates a 60-blower factory at Shirglehuse. refused to come out because the company has not affillt ted with the proposed window glans nianr.faeturer' company. The new company is formed to act ps a selling agent and the Palmer company prefers be independent. The. Falmer company obtained a temporary iniur.ction on Saturday in ihe I'nitei'I States court to prevent th cfTiccrs of worker a organization from wiili their ank Account POSTMASTER ARRESTED.

Charged With Issuing Money Orders to Himself and Keeping the Cash. Ross Hlghberger. assistant postmaster at New Pcanton, Westmoreland county; wan arrested yesterday on a charge of defrauding the government out of sums cf money nKfrretratir.a; about $1,500. IHgh-berger, it Is claimed. Issued money orders for amounts ranging from 10 to $100 drawn In favor of himself and collected the money on them.

The 5teciftc amount Mighberget charged with havinjr secured i J. 7A), but It i thought the sum will greatly exceed this. Wshberger waived a hearing and fur-" nished fJ.COO hail for trial at the. May term vt the United States court. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF.

Harry fcatr Is ehn-ged wth eitiTez7.1ing $23 from lavld I.c ensteln. an Allegheny merchant for whom he was a collector, Pupils of the' McKesport public schools will tnrtin thvtr parent and irUtvig during Christmas ueek. Joseph Mao. aged 19. of No.

128 Gray street, was burned about the face and hsnrts yerterd.iy by the explosion of a gasoline nglna In t.ie Wabash tunnel. Tony KngM, th I'allan. of No. 50." River avenue, htdshe.l John Re.T. engineer at the rtrllllsnt pumping station, across the fare with razor on December 2.

in front of the latter' home, en Meadow itreet, was last night held for court A. R. employed on the new hrlda-e across thr Allegheny river et Brilliant, from the false work of the structure yes-trly afternoon. le escaped by swimming ashore. He Uvea on Butlar tret extension.

ln Rg(ui. cf No. 340 Thlrty-eeventb afreet, whilo heating a can of at the itrrrstt Thomas fvunlry, on Thirty-second t't, ytsteril.7, a badly burned about the fac and body by the can txpioaing. John Hlkle, a North Avalon flairyman. mas shot lit arm yesterday while walking thmugt a fielJ r.tar his home.

It in aliened tb bullet was fired by Cole, who, witii enmpaalona. ahooting at birds. Ida Kramer, who took p9.esion of tha h-ma of Mrs. Armle Rosenthal, No. 4t tVash-Inglon avnn, Sunday, was yesterday committed to the Insano ward at Marshalset.

tobhtd the Mora of Ellis Glass, at No i'7-M Tenn avenue, of about 100 worth cf g.odi Sundav nif ht. During the morning the strs fjadiy damaged by Are. An explosion of in a room on the third norr Of the onyngahela houa cauaed a small blasa yeateMiy. 'I he gs hd hepn ieft turned on In tbe rofim. anl when an employe went to light It the resulted.

Mm. Rachai Mnnntng was arretted yesterday on a charge uf made by Jtlra. "William Gu-ft vt No. 27i'4 Arlington aver.u, bo all tea Mrs. Manning st.de.

a containing J-ll, The barn ef William Hastings, near Shouse-'in, was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon by a aoarte paving engine on the I. L. E. railroad Lobs, iS. Peter Hill ef fompr mls street.

Allegheny, fell from the Port Wayne wail et Hope Mreet tTday a.id broUe his right aiikle. Henneberrv nt Kan; aa City was flnod or PU days t' the svorUVmsa yesterday. lM-tactlvea testified that llanv.eberry had betn arrested eeeral times in othee cities. John )llen, who was taken with flerinoberrv, was flnerl i7i and costa. aithotigh tha detectives sai they Vnew no.hin ab.mt Mrs K'nilllng, no is fo years eld and Mind, was perhaps fatally burred at her hone No.

7ul Mil' vood avannc. yevierday atternoonl by dress -itching Are f-o a.i ofen grate TAVItfc ESCH'KU FROM HfUEIUA. 8aytn Is Again on I'ia Way to Exile. Paring Adventurer Amazing Cureer. Count Savin, wlio ia now on hia way ti exile in Siberia for the third time, having esped from there on two previous occasions, has had a career moro wonderful than the wildest dreams of romance.

lie avas at one time a street car conductor In Chicago, fought in the Cuban campaign, ws a ilaimant for the throne of Bulgaria, was the friend and com-piirlon of kint and princes, succeeded in duplnr four government at once, borrowed mnuey from King Edward, and is altogether one jf the raosr. picturesque unl during adventurers the world haa ever aeet. fact. relating to hia career have T'en gathered from all parts of Europe bv Cuilis Iirowa, The Gazette'a London and his amazing story n-ill lie told for the firt time in the next ifaue t.f The fjnduy Gazette. CAMFPELL'S.

I list Clloipse of Spring at I lie Silk Counter. The VjH Spring Foubirds ire on view. Cluster different combinations of ring and dtt3 and other dainty de-vug. happily on navy, cadet, blu'e, reseja. Nile groen.

old roe, Kth, tan end brown grounds are the everything ia amah, and neat. Then, now S.iring Foulards warranted all pure eiU, atTi the at 45j yard. Waat Furoiahed Boom? Terhup nil are. a stranger In the city ani are i for a nice, comfortable room, or n.av he you are rot satisfied with your prt-fent room or wish a or rir.ro con vctiKnt location. In any ewnt ou interested in the gpln.lld h-f rooms Tii I'ltlsbuigh tJ.izt.'tte.

Among item yon ur certi-tln to rind just what yoii 'j'hre were 105 thern ad-veitisvii yrtcrday In Tne Oazette and tatj et la glowing cry storage 13 .75 GootJLuck Cos Range Large baking-oven with broiling oven beneath. Four burners on top. Pilot light. connections. Cast iron frame.

Full nickel trimmed. Value $17.50. A present the housewife will appreciate. tewed Newest KEECH'S FURNITURE MAKES HAPPY HOMES Jft I. MI A I duly appointed by the court in th- niaur.

have pru-rd a p'-hule. showing the rismiisf's. o-ms flnd scrtsUnti tkz.i allow-i. arid th Jifpeispf-d tor tiic forcg'Mne- irnpi ovewnt, and triat tail viewers will meft r.i ih-'s tame at thrir a'l. AlleKhny.

on lUe day of I'e-cem-ixr. A. I. lfKl. at li ol.ck and will then and tiireupon h-sr a'l n-crptlcns thert-to cvienc i'HAS JACOB MF.RTZ.

r.rrr.Af. voticf. HARP.T M. FTIN. tfrr.y-a-Lw.

Fa. Notiro. rrill l- n.sle to tha court cf common pas N-v 1 ef ghny county, at No. 1 De---mber l1. on tti 3Pth day of Deceir.t-T.

1 at by Ellzsib'h Aa'nw Kn-t'-r. Morris lnar. Steven Ppn ani Mary THis. nn-1-r the art a5smKy rttiled "An fi'-t to rrovM" fyr the iprorp'at'n n1 of certain corporau.jni'.' ai-prove-l A4rx' 21. IfH.

and th for th charter of be caliel "Tha First Pittel)urah Hnn-Earian BTiefici'il a.solitior." rlisracter aui objort ox hlcii is ieed rnedi-l and pecuniary assl.tanr-j to its when cfek er to provl.ti funos to ard asait rr.inVrs in nni 10 a''! th? fntnilloa ani U'-p'iaents ''ircasl member In 1efraylifr tha fuirai frpsrt of urh l'lttsburnii. A'h-ny 0:1 1 for this i-jriw) to have and all th rihts. benef.ts nti privi! gs cf ai.J act of and the thtrrto. Harry M. S'(n.

attorney f.r TO the Shareholders of The 3rTc of N. A. Notice hreby (flvcri that a meeting; of tha shareholder of The BinV of Pittsburgh, National Association. bva been called by the beard cf rertora for tbe lSfi day or PeeembT. A.

D. it 11 o'clock a. at the ikig rocn In the city cf Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, No. 1-0.

--i and Fourth ax-ecue. to vote urn resolution to Increase the capital atnea; ot tha bank from to in atcoidince with the rrcflBions of th act of ccrsres cf May 1. also to vote Uin a arr.ecdnient to Article lit of the artlc-tos of ao that the same thall provj.te that tha board cf director ot this unk fhih not iea tbs-n fifteen membets nor ra ra than twenty-btvon aiso ta vou upon propoet arendfT.m ti Article VI. cf the of assc-ia'icn. ao that the directors shall be authorized ani era-powered elect one or more vice prefMer.tj aa the businoss of tie tar.k rr.ay rrfi-jire: an1 fc the of aucli o-her L4.sine-s relating; thereto rr.ay come tr.e Cy crJc-r of tha board.

W. F. Caahler. Plttaburph. October 27.

MARION II MUSPHT. Attorney -at-Iw. hinkewell buildir.g. Notice li herei.y arivt.i that an eppllrsiior. will be mad to irte rover-tior of on Tnuiar.

Kecimber SI. P.K..1. by IS. Noor.e. Le J.

Orl a.id Marian H. Murj-nv. unler th act of amtly entitled "An art to provlfie for the ir.corporsi-tion and rtcruiattou of certaic aprroed April i'i. IJ4, and the a jprlenients thereto, for tbe charter of an inter.ded corporation, to be Iron City Construction Company, the character and object of vr-kh is tb erectlcir. InapecUna; nl repair-InF bJlldlnifs.

trtictjires. stflrka or impuv. ments of public 01 private UO or utility, and (or these- to hart cfd ecjoy all the rihte ar.d bennita and pt.T'-3e cf s.id act ot aeinbiy and aeltmmn tareto. Mas ion H. Murphy, oollciutr lr applicams.

NOTICE Is hereby Kiven that an application U1 be mad-: the governor cf Pennsylvania on S. by Se.i. Ared Dickson and Elmoa-1 Engiert. under the of asjnDW er.tit'.l "An ta provide for the regulation et c-rtuln T-iroved April H. 1574.

ar.d the mjpplrinenis theief). foe a charter ot to ealie! "Th I Oompai.y.'-the- charf.et-r and wati-h the mauu-lact-iiie autOTua' tt nrvralar retr-jrators front and for thee have, pewsa fcii-1 en)oy all the rlgl's. ben fts and Irivle cf eld t.ct of a-i-mLly aj.d ihe ui-pif moats thereto. in 27 Tie have SUNDAY GAZETTE The most practical present you can give a boy or jrirl is a bank book showing a fiitt tleposit in The Union Savings Bank of PittsburIi You can ojxn an account for any amount from $1 up and the money will draw 4 per cent interest, compounded every six months All hank books intended for Christmas giving are put up in beautifully Embossed Envelopes Suitable to the Season Write today for one of our handsome, little. Calendar Banks A help to saving Address Department Frick Building, Pittsburgh Helpful Suggestions Are joti hunting for Christmas gift ideas? Come here The store is full of happy suggestions for men and women boys and girls A set of handsome furs made to order will fill any woman's heart with delight Elegant Ermine, Chinchilla, Russian and Hudson Bay Sables, Blue Fox or White scarfs with large pillow Muffs Perhaps your daughter needs an opera coat or evening hat These rich black broadcloth coats are perfect beauties Large picture hats in almost any color or shade Or if you wish to be moro practical There are tailored suits smart street hats topcoats of cloth or velvet Umbrellas A handsome umbrella is the gift of all gifts for a man or The very latest designs in handles and the largest assortment we have had for many a year can be found bere now J.

G. BENNETT New Stores. Wood and re that look 8VJN fit well, wear uell. Styles at Fj hand for every Is taste and prices frvr ritrf HjfWTiS CHRISTMAS GIFTS "a.Gv ICOTICK In til? eo'irt of cmiimim jloas Ki-. Xo.

Kcirtuary tf-rm, 1KH. In tha matter fit th of James Stewart heirs for the appointment oi viewers to ascertain the costs, damages anj exposes an'l pst-s tha tor tho widening of Division street, from Uthsrow iveaue to Clayton avenue. Second ward The undersigrtd. having ben sppolnted by tlie viewers In the foregoing matter, hereby pive notice that they on the lth rtay of December, A. I at 10 o'clock a.

mtet 0:1 line of raid iniprovemPTit at the corner of Divi-Flon street and Lllhjow avenue, proceeding thence over the line of said improvement, viewing- the same and the premises affected thereby, and will hear all parties interested therein an-1 their witnesses. S. T. LLANO. JAS.

K. nil DM AN. CHAH. F. HESKLBAKTH.

Viewers. If the court of common oleas, Xo. 1, No. 105, DeMDiltr term. 1Jk3.

In th matter of ihe petition of tbe cltv of Allesueny for the apr'inrmtnt of viewers to ascertain the costs, daniaees find expenses, and assess the i-ene1r erfiding. pavlr.g and curbinic River a--e-iv. e. from Kei-ral street to Sycamore strt. Fourth ward.

hereby sriven to all paits in interest that the undersigned vewers, THINK IT OVER i.EA yoTicr.s. IN the e.T!Tt cf comaton plea 2 Al-rheny county. No. April term. Ia re of Ludnda and Jan-s H.

('iuii. tolrg rusinev as i- M. SrKden at Sen. to Parclay. for tb benefit of -re-lnoi.

Notie Is hereby -lven that at ttie above r-umber ajid term, tbe teMtlons cf Lu-cirda ud Jamea H. Sirawdeo. as-eianra. rd Barclay. ajisee, were to court rerreaettlna; that is for a release or all debts aaatast their assigned cstat bad been maJ ti a.

I their creditor and pravtr.s ih t-oui-t to rr.ake an rd' authoniira; assicr.ee to nr.ake a deed cf ree- rivryanc of a'i cf aul eMata to said s-i'FD up-n thetr coor.plyir.R ith teriua of said reVa-e: tae court rnaae the onier; And now, to wit. tr 5. the w.tf.ln petlUfS and presented in open court, and upon cc.n.M ltrtl thereof ite same are ordered to be filed. It Is further ordered and lecrrcd th rotlce of th pension t-e ctve by advertisement In The Fittaturan )i-tte and MrKeax.rl News once a veet foe three iurctM weeks that the prayer will be granted cn tatutiiey. January 2, 1 4.

a o'cl-xk a. erceptvnn fled thret, In the tnar.tlS!. hariea' W. Hamilton, attorney. F.

P. GLASSER. Attorxey-at-J-ar. Nix 1S27 ParK Pit afunrh. J-a la hereby given that i.

on tr.e estate of Jf.ranu Hjsk. deceai-ed late cf All'chenv county, been r3Tild t-s ie tiiijer-ianed to utjota peraon-i tu aaid are r'iiieeir to meke lmned-ate paymcM and eUms cr demands the iii w.il mke thetr. sMho.t dly. F. P.

tila-r. adnj'a-l-tri-r o. IX i a'Mia iK.Lai4,. LEGAL WTim F. S.

P.OFFP.TSON. Attorrr-it-L. 421 Krl-A Notice Is lierely tha' an apiJicailon will be rrtale the goverae cf the cotamon wealth of on Saturday. S. lifCi.

by Walsa. Jchn A. and Ueorre I. Jange, Mtt4m- act of er.ti.!3 '-x mr t. 1 prorlda tbe l-or--Tat 1 I onaia corporattona.

a74.roved April 1T4 and the sui.iern-u.is thereto for marter rr ac mterfle.l corporatiot be Furnace Company, th ccaracter. Hi 1 objact of whicb ta tb rcanufactur'Lf- of ji-bw and el-aavlna; dertoe, tor these (urpoeea to have. pf-s and ecoy all U. rights. bret'a ajt a Id act cf ai-d tie thereto.

Itotert-a. soHeitor. I PtT TriiJ at JrAT.LlfTKK. Attoraeys-at-Uaw. 41j uunrtiT.g.

rttuoj.jcn I'm. Notice la gien that letter ttameo tcry on the 'of rami de-eeas d. late cf Allerheny crmniy, hare bea srrasted to the unjeriKned to whom ail pr-scaa Indebted to sid ewtaie are recu-yted make paymert. aud havlnc ciaima or demands airainst tha eame ij make them km -irn de'ay. Lemuel le Otto.

Haiti Mto. neccio-e. J. M'F. CAP.PnNTF.1T.

Af.orae"-at law. Sjt 4-0 -Jrtit ittsbn-a-h. I a Notc treby that letter t-siarrsntary on tai of Oermier. Je4td. tat of iert r.

fuur.tr hafe bn Krai.tei to tb.s wndej kianed. t. Bo -11 all perw.aa ndefcte said emate are reoies-M to niak Immadlat-ra: tnnt. and tho bartog cletros or derjS'-' tha ica mn thm knoan dtb-otit Jw T. tTmley.

-x jcaut. iiucu CRAG A fi TSVi IZNTS FOR HOUSEHOLD GOODS BUH.rI2?33 AOT SST. ooobs pASKra roa seipkris-t. FOB aSSTERAX. HAULIHS LOWEST ISSURAITCS.

Haugh Kesiiaa Storage as il Transfer Tliird SU and Dutiesne Way. City. and Center At, Opp. Euclid. Kast EnJ.

ELEOTRIG C0.f IS Utterly St. idaculae-torprs ajid Dralera la Klectrl-cal 8uppliea. Nernst lamps, the otw llfut. Bavea A ltctrl-' il-ht bill. Irurovna quality i light.

equlpmrat of every fleacrlptijn. Highest mde. iovfit prtrav aulckaat dflilverr. af i a a 31 ixthPean f. 1.