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8 THURSDAY MORXIXG, TELE PITTSBURG POST. MAY 30, 1901. GAME, SEA FOOD. CORN. OATS, WHEAT, RTH.

Corn. No. 2 yellow, white May 20, Mth ward, Pittsburg, 22x142, Meyran st 7,500 OPENIN WOODLAND ROAD PROPERTY SOLD; BEER BOOZER BECOMES ALKAL1TH1A FIEND. Newspaper Man Cured of One Drink Falls Prey to Another Equally as Bad. WEDNESDAY, May.

29. "There goes an alkalithia fiend; that man with the green flannel suit on and the a la fricasseed lilacs," said the Green Goods Man, as he stepped in a mud-puddle in his anxiety to get the right man pointed out. "That man was a great boozer once; he drank everything from pure beer to bay rum. He Is a newspaper man. That's the strange part about his peculiarity since few of them drink the latter part of the week, chiefly be- HAS BEEN POSTPONED (DECORATION DAY).

GOItlE AND SEE THE THRILLING r. rn ME AND PARACHUTE LEAP. Prof. D. A.

Barnell. the world-renowned aeronautical engineer, will give a hair-raising performance (on the 4 trapeze) as he ascends in the air7 descending in his parachute from a dizzy height ALSO A FINE ORCHESTRA AND GOOD LUNCH, Take Frankstown avenue cars to comer Frankstown and "Wood street Lots $200.00 upwards. No hill to climb to get to Blackadore Place Graded Streets Water Gas. 5 Per Cent Cash $1.00 per week upwards. No interest or taxes.

Come Early Enjoy a Picnic. Finest Orchard around Pittsburg. D. BEIIEFJ SON, Agonts, 420Q Penn Avo. Do as Thousands Do READ Bquabs.

do $3.25 Terrapin, dox 15.00 Crabs, hd. 40c do. soft dos.6065c Turthss. lb 78o Frog, small lBS20e Frog, $2. 00..2 23 OILS.

Carbon, 110 deg Sc.Carnndlns "White, 120 deg 8Sc Elaine He W. white, 150 tc I Miners 25330c MPIMvO SITGAR. Stand, cubes, Confectioners' A Powdered, lb I.SOc Soft white. uranulated, lb lb ..5.255.350 ao. Yellow, lb Outside the two cities equality plan applies.

CANNED GOODS. Stand, peaches, Plums, dos i 60 Pumpkins. dos tl BOfT2.00 Kxt. peaches 00 Pie peaches 70ft75c Beans, doz do. baked Corn, dos Cherries.

062.25 Mushrooms, dos Feas, dox Jl 85 Tomatoes, doa Beets, dox II .35 Sarcines, tmp.9oeffi$2.l") do. dom Salmon 11.104) 2. R5 Ciscoes. case $3.75 Chip beef $1.4512 50 Corn beef ....11. 452.50 Roast beef Fineapples BEANS AND PEAS.

Fancy pea bean. Lima. Ib 474o Scotch peas. bu tl.S04M.S5 Oren, bu Pplit, bu bu Marrowfat, bu 2.60S2.55 Red kidney, bu I2S04T2.S5 SYRl'FS AND MOLAPSES. Syrup, fey.

Molasses, fey SStflOe do. ether grds.2;'a25c I do. extra JMfSso do. maple do. other grd.22S23c Blackstrap 14c MISCELLANEOUS.

Rice, fey 77MiC do. cholca do. fey k- do. com Vinegar, iral VM: do. cider Honey, lb l.VtlSo Maple lb StilOe Salt.

No. 1. 11.05 do. do. 20 do.

dairy $1 SO bbl ...14 -Softs. 00 do. do. crab," bbl ROASTED COFFEE. Btand.

lb-11 'ci Caracas, lb Fancy Ib.l5tl20c! Rto. lb Fancy Mocha. Par to. Ib Java, lb. Mexican, ib tin ISc 144Me Maracalbo, lb 1H-' NUTS.

Fes nut, 35, Almond, lb df). bu $1.10 Pet an, lb fe'ti 10c tValnuts, (Mixed nut, lb. .101 12c lb nM2e Ortam nuts, Filberts, lb 12313c'- FISH MackereL Lane herring. No. 2 1 73 do.

qtr 16.15 do. kits White fish, pails fc-bbl IJ.SOfJS 40 da. fltrs $1 25 do. pall 4c Ib VKOKTABLES. mtatoes.

track 7 -ci dos 7V do. store do box 2 23 Southern. 1 dos bbla do. bu T5ctt do. eet, Feas.

bu $1 251 crts 26, Lettuce, basket. Onions, Egypt. lo. dox sk 12-22. 50 Rhubarb ViZto do, Retmuda.

H-et. dos box ll.Sn4M.S0 -irrots. dos S.T40c Cabbaxe, NC $1 4-rl ai Turntr. dos Norfolk $1 4'i I 60 Parsley, do Beans, It 1 ater do. .11.

712 fl Kxg plant, Totnaus. dt-x cms $2.21 00 Cauliflower, Asparagus 2: t-w rrste do. h. dox. T5t-: Garlic, lb Sipria'-h.

4.W S6S40c 00 do. h. hue DRIED FRl'ITa. Rtins, Ondara. r'eaete.

lb lb SVc Spiles, lb t'-o Muscatel, lb 7l TV Af.rlcot. lb -aSo Lon. laysrs, 00 Fiss. lb Cal. Ib sc Kite, lb 4ja Currant, lb, HlHe 1 ttron.

lb Prunes, lb Pi. Raai berrlea, trarute pee'. Ib I-ROVIPION3. Smoked meats Ham, li lb. liimi, med Hum, ll-c llama, skinned liam.

lf.neSejm 14 do. Cal 4 to lb 'f. do. df. 7 lb.

Btwutdel. N. T. rut K'" FOoaMmi. skin Pe Hn, brek I It- Paeon, clear US peef.

dry. et lie do. ide. 4-h Hellje. heavy fielHe.

rne.1 lu-SUe, lijrht rry salt m'ked Fliie. -h clear i'ic heavy Herie, me-t HclHr. lttht Pure, tier'" lo 2 JMi. a 3 1 1 lbs Taney tub ood bucket do. knu klea in 12 In cae.

do. flat -lOVkB Dry meat iTtn. 20 In case HAT AND STRAW. No. 1 tlm .115 Sf 14 Hay, pack.

.119 tmil No. 2 do $:4 0MflS i do. l-ve No 1 do-, wasoo saM 04 mix Straw, oat -t No. 1 elo VtM do. wheat No.

1 pral ..112 OOU.50! do. rye Ill.Ofvg S2 OFFICIAL ALLEGHENY. by th Committer on Public Work or ub-comtalttee tbereif. and It shall the duty of said Committee on 1 "while Work at the next rneetinir of Council a soon thereafter a practicable, to report an ordinance awarding the contract for said w-rk to the lowest responsible bidder. The cost and expense of said Improvement to be assessed and collected in accordance with the provision of the Acts of Assembly in uch cae made and provided Section 2 That so much of any ordinance a may conflict with or he supplied bv the oreifHnir, be and the same la hereby repealed.

Ordained and enacted Into a law In Council, this day of May, A. iXl. F. TORRANCE, Attest: of Select Council. ALBERT KOKNM, city JOHN' M.

OOKIIHWCI, Iretdent of Common Council. ROBERT DILWORTH. City Clerk. Mayor's Office, City of Allegheny, Maj 24. l'l.

The ordinance examine, and approved. JAS O. WTMAN.Mayor. Ofriceof CIf yClerk" City of AlleKliery. May 17.

111. NOTICE 1 hereby given that the following ordinance was presented at a meeting of Common Council of the City of Allegheny on the 16th day of May, 1901. and waa referred to Committee on Public Work. ROBERT DILWORTH. City Cleric AN ORDINANCE; Authorizing and ordering the grading, paving and curbing of Belmont street.

Fifth avenue, from Western avenue ti Itlde and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and expense thereof. Section 1. He It ordained and enacted by the Select and Common Conuclla of the City of Allegheny, and It Is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That the grading, paving and curbing of HHmnnt street. Fifth ward, from Western avenue to Ridge avenue.

Is hereby authorized and ordered, find the Director of the Department of Public Works Is hereby Instructed to prepare specifications therefor, and to advertise for proposals for doing sai work In r.ccordnnce with such specification When said proposals have been received they nhall be submitted to nd opened the. Committee on Public Works or a thereof; and it shall ie the duty of tnld Committee on Public Work.i, at the next meeting of Council, or a -0011 thereafter as prac Icable. to report ordinance awarding the contract for said work to the lowest rcsponsloie bid-lier The cost and expense of said Improvement to he assessed aH In ac-(orflarte with the provisions of the Act of Assembly In bucp. cases made and provided. Section 2.

That so much of any ordinance at: may conflict with or be sup-plifd by the foregoing be and th same is hereby repealed office "ot City Clerks. City of Allegheny, May 17. 1901. NOTICE is hereby given that the following ordinance was presented at a meeting of Common Council of the City of Allegheny on the 16th day of May, 1901, and waa referred to Committee on Public Worka. ROBERT DILWORTH.

City Clerk. AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and ordering the grading, pavin and curbing of an unnamed twenty CiOJ foot alley. Fifth ward, from Western avenue to Page street, and providing for assessment and collection dt the cost and expense thereof. Section 1. He 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 grading, paving and curbing of an unnamed twenty (20) foot alley.

Fifth ward, from Western avenue to 1'age 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 subcommittee thereof; and it Rhall be the duty of said Committee on Public Works, at the next meeting of Councils, or as soon thereafter as practicable, to leport an ordinance awarding tne contract for said work to the lowest responsible bidder. The cost and expense of improvement to be assessed Rod collected In accordance with the provision of the Acta of Assembly In such cases mads and pro vided. Section 2. That so much of any cidl-nance as may conflict with or be supplied by the foregoing and the same is Hereby; repealed, oiojuq Jacob Hanbensak et to John Duda, May 22, 9th ward, Allegheny, lxxiui.

Preble ave $,900 Henry A. Reineman et to Mary Gehr- tnRer, Apr. 1, 13th wart, Auegneny, 22x90. Lev at 1.SC0 Pittsburg Trust Co. to Mary J.

Klsaell, Apr. 22, 21st ward, PittBburg. ZaXUU, Frankstown ava 1,125 Anna M. Olson et aL, to S. R.

Tamer, Alar. 2 1st ward, Pittsburg. 3Uxi3o, Bennett st 6,000 Louie LautenRchlag-er, to J. Allen Prltchett. May 28, Ben Avon, 6Ux IM), Ulckaon nv 650 John McGlnniaa, to Joseph B.

Wright, May 28, Patton 26x100, Second et $,192 N. W. McDonald, to James S. Van- Klrk. May 24.

Elizabeth Ill acres, IS acres 1,000 Lernitus Hayilen et to name, May 24, Elizabeth Ill acres, 4 26,050 J. E. McKelvy to S. B. Goucher, May 28, Sharpsburg, 38 ft.

Main st 17,000 Ella V- Coffin, to George P. Graf, May 16, 19th ward, Pittsburg, 24x100, Rural ave 4.000 Harry Shears, to A. A- Bush, Apr. 19, Port Vue, 25x110, Monongahela ave 1.353 May C. Rogers to AlTred J.

Hopkins. Apr. 2, lth ward, Pittsburg, Broad st 6,000 Catherine Rocers to Alfred J. Hopkins. Apr.

6, mo ward, Pittsburg, Broad st 6,000 Margueretha Putz et aL, to Joseph Thuer, May 1, 13th ward, Allegheny, 22x52. Btraup Lane 1,400 Mortgages. Joseph E. Huffman, to A. O.

Wilson, et at, Apr. 24 1,500 Abraham L. Jones et to Samuel J. Grenet. May 29 200 Anna E.

Marshall to tune, May 20.... tsOO John L. Marshall to same. May 20 f0 Same to same. May 20 $00 Chaj-les P.

Hill to Simeon Hiska, May 10. 600 imam M. Jones to McKeeaport Title and Trust May 22 James Booth to Cnion Trust May 28. Gerhard II. W.

Moellman to Orphans' B. and L. May 27 Rovina Nuenx to German B. and L. May 28 William F.

Ward to Smoky City B. and L. A. May 29 William K. Gordon to H.

M. Campbell, May 2S Eli Mcpherson to J. Delp, May 15 John F. Klein to M. D.

Roach. May 22... Samuel L. Smith to W. Masena, May 29 Suaan Murray, to J.

Heallp. May 27. Walter A Lincoln to S. A- Vance, May 24 William G. Hawkins to same, Mav 24..

Margaret Witt, to K. A. Hayden. May 22 Peter G. Joyca to Casino 10c B.

and L. May 2S Julius M. Redllnger to same. May 27.... John Manaka, to Lawrencvvilie B.

and L. A May Mary J. Wunderilch. to German Firs Ins. May 25 Robert G.

Davis to Mercantile Trust May 28 Charles I. to F. Vogel, Mar 20 J. Flynn to to E. M.

Fraxr. May 27. Walter U. Webber to A. li.

Miller. May Thomaa S. Bowen to si" VMeaaaVMay John S. Walker to A. T.

May Ida M. Hall. ex. to" "il." BoweiC" Mar 25 H. C.

Weatervelt, to II. V. Stevenson. May 29 to J. V.

I. Delav'sn May 2S Matlillda Slnghon to F. and M. 8. F.

"and L. May 25 Louis Frledberg to W. L. Eloan. May 24 Charles F.

Goldstrohm to W. B. Rodg-ers. May 29 SB. Grencher to J.

E. Mckeivy7May 1.000 1.200 $00 775 2.500 1.000 $,000 1.4W) 6.600 6u0 4.0i10 2.000 S00 $. 1.600 $.000 $.000 LSOO l.tMO J0U 750 L70S 1.6ft) t.00-1 LK3 6,500 4, W0 1X000 Purchase money. Boston Wool Market. BOSTON, May 29.

The "American Wool and Cotton Reporter" will say of the wool trade to-morrow: There is aa yet no Increase to be noted In the amount of business in progress In the WOOl market. In fact the market has ruled ouieter the oast weelr than tnrimr the previous week and we figure the sales at only pounds against 3.hT..fy pounas a wee ago. Some of the large mills reported In the market, but with Kinj uiio exception tney nave taken very small quantities of wool. The trend of the goods market is apparently toward an improvement, but the clothing trade are suu ouying goods In a very conservative way. wmcn is reflected In a very quiet demand for wool.

Prices continue In favor 01 me ouyer except on tine wools, which are pretty firmly held In view of the strength shown in the country and the relative firmness of fine stock at the London sales. The excitement in the West has abated. Two of the largest dealers In the market have bought no wools in the West, believing that the prices which have been paid there are not warranted. Not over 2a.0u0.00d pounds of new wools thus far this year have been bought out there and conservative dealers are of the opinion that new wools can be bought at more favorable prices later on at any rate they are willing to take their chances of securing wools later at as favorable terms as are at present quoted. The sales for the week in Boston amounted to pounds domestic ajid pounds foreign, making a total of against a total of for the previous week and a total of 1.150.000 for the corresponding week last year.

The sales since January 1 amount to 1.12T0 pounds against 61,48.9 pounds for the corresponding time last year. Butter, Cheese and Eggs. NEW YORK, May 23. Butter Receipts, 931 packages; firmer; creamery factory, H-SiLJic. Cheese Receipts.

2 1M packages; firm; fancy large, colored, sSfi 8c; fancy large, white, an 'Y small, colored, fancy small, white, P4. Eggs Receipts. packages; firm; "Western, ungraded, lUVfjlZVrc; Western, selected, 13130. CHICAGO, May 2S. On the produce exchange to-day the butter market was strong; creameries.

Wet Itc; dairies, 16c. Cheese firm at SKilOUc. Eggs, loss off. cases re-turned, 114c PHILADELPHIA, May 29. iiut.er steady and in fair demand; fancy Western creamery, lSVio; prints.

20c; nearby prints, 21o. Eggs steady, nearby, 13c; Western, 13Val4c; Southwestern, 121o; Southern, 12c. Cheese firm; New York full creams fancy small, fair to choice, BALTIMORE. May 23. Butter firm; fancy imitation, fancy creamery, 20c; fancy ladle, 15fil5c; store packed li Eggs firm; fresh, 13c.

Cotton Market NEW YORK, May 23. The cotton market opene steady though down 2 to 9 Tioints under liquidation and short sell-ng, absence of speculative support ami weakness abroad. July opened at 7.70c or off 40 points from Monday's high point; August declined to 7.2r,c. a decline of 21 points In two days. Rumors that the July "deal" was abandoned and that some May and June notices were in circulation added signally to the weak ruling of the market after the call.

Though July stlffenevi to 7.73o and August to 7.3oo, the rally was of brief duration. Futures closed steady; May, 7.73c; June, 7.7o; July, 7.81c; August, 7.33c; September, 7.08c; October, 7.03c: November. 7.01c; Hex-ember, 7.02c; January, 7.04c; February, 7.05c. Spot closed quiet: mid. ups, SVic; mid.

gulf, Sc. Sales 30 bales. Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK. May 29.

Continued bad weather has again affected the spot market, store trade proving slow throughout. Mail orders of an ordinary character. Tone of market dull but no quotable change in quotations in either cotton or woolen goods. Print cloths inactive and unchanged. Wrlde goods easy.

Prints slow of sale. Men's woolens and worsteds quiet without quotable change. Dress goods inactive and irregular. Always avoid harsh, purgative pills. They first make you sick and then leave you constipated.

Carter's Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels and make you well. Dose, one pill. The Philadelphia Company is putting in free Natural Gas connections this summer with a view to increasing Its domestic fuel trade, and offers the following hints to housewives, viz: Natural Gas Is cheaper than coal if used in good gas stoves. It is a great luxury. No need to rise in the early hours of the morning and wait for the wood and coal to kindle.

No need of scuttle and ash pan. It soils nothing, leaves no dirt, and does not smudge the fingers or blacken the clothing. It wastes nothing, gives Its maximum heat immediately and can be shut oft as soon as tne cooking is done. Application should be made without delay. Delivery will be made in the regular way or by Prepayment Meter, as may be desired.

Fastest Steamer, at Pittsburg. Sidewheeler Elizabeth goes to East Liverpool at 10 a. arriving Pgh. 10 p. m.

100-mlle ride 75c shell 48(S48Vic Oats, extr. Oats. reg. o. No.

1 yellow ear 4950c Oats No. 1 white S4H935C do. No. Wheat, No. 3 red 71tt3W4o Rye, No.

2 Mich 8162o MILLFEED. No. 1 white 2 whits Bran, ton 50 1 mid IH.OOg.GO mid $18. OO Brown, mld.16.60!ul4.75 FLOUR. Spring fancy jClcar, sp.

pat 14.00ig4.10. Graham 4.0-? Winter fancy Rye I3.2i.fa3. 35 pat $3.15413 SSI Buckwheat Winter RECEIPTS BULLETINED. Via Ft. W.

C. 3 cars corn, 12 cars hay, 2 cars oats, 1 car straw; C. A St. L. I cars hay, 2 cars feed.

3 cars corn, 5 cars oats; B. O. 19 cars hay, 1 car feed, 1 car corn. 1 car oats, 2 cars straw; P. L.

1 car feed. cars 4 cars hay. Pittsburg Cash Markets. The butter market is slow and draggy, buyers taking hold slowly. Prices are too high, but are steadily held.

Buyers who place stocks in cold storage have big orders In at Elgin for June make at lSc or thereabouts and the result is that the market is steadily maintained, although the large stocks Indicate that prices should be much lower. The accumulation of stocks is heavy at all points. In thts city alone being estimated at to tubs in excess of requirements. The cheese market Is firm and eggs are steady on a very good demand. Strawberries w-re leaky this morning and were quoted all the way from 71140 a quart, the latter price for fancy stock.

Arrivals continue heavy. Total receipts of coffee at New York and New Orleans yesterday were sacks. These large shipments are explained by the fact that two big interests are opposing each other in the effort on the one side to bear the market and on the other to bull it. Higher prices, the bulls state, will soon come about, as planters will curtail production, owing- to the small and unremunerative prices now realized. The bears, on the other hand, maintain that there will be no decrease In production, as it will more than keep pace with the demand.

New York Metal Market. NEW YORK, May 29. A slightly higher le-vel was obtained In tin in the local and foreign market for metals to-day. The cause for the strength was attributed largely to a renewal of the speculative movement together with a better turn to the statistical department of that metal. In London the tin market closed steady at a rise of 15s, spot quoted at 12S 15s and futures at 121 10s.

After a quiet day the local market was finally firm in tone at Copper In London was 2s higher to-day, owln-j to an absence of sellers, the close being steady at 69 3s 9d for spot and 15s for futures. Lead ruled quiet and steady at unchanged prices both here and abroad Spelter was dull and nominally unchanpel at (3 SSwy4 Oo. 1 ometle iron markets were also dull an1 featureless. Ptg Iron warrants. S3 SOiio Northern foundry.

S15 5-16 SO; Southern foundry. $14 tvgr. 15 SO, and soft Southern. $.3 0V15 5o. Glasgow warrants closed at fs 6d, and Mld-Jiesboro at 4rs ad- Dried Fruit Market.

KE1V YOniC. May The market for evaporated apples, aside from a little sieadiness. owing to a light demand for choice and fancy gfot. was a quiet one, and prices ruled about as last quoted; Biate common, Sti4''; prime. '-'tic: choice, and fancy.

ftVr-sc. California dried fruits ruled inactive; prunes, 3'i7c per pound, as to size and quality; apricots, royal. "Sfl2c: Moor park. lie; peaches, peeled. li'atfJOc; unpeeied, ssa ioc.

A man can't work right with a lame back. Takes all the life out of him. Doan's Kidney Pills make lame backs strong. At any Drug store, 0 cents. OFFICIAL ALLEGHENY.

(No. 21) AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and ordering the gmding of street. Fifteenth ward, from Wabash avenue to the City line and providing for assessment anil collection of th cost and expense th-rer'f. Section 1 Be It ordained and enacted by the Select and Common Council of the City of Alieghwsiy. and It 1 herrbv ordained and enacted by the authority of the same That the grading of Orizeila ir-et.

Fifteenth ward, from Wabash avenue to the City Hoe. Is hrehy au'hor-lzed and ordered, and the Director of the I n-part met of Public Works Is herebv Instructed to prepare srwlflcations thre- for. and to advertise for proposal for do- Ing said work In accordance with such? ..1.4 si i a i liiriw. jrrr a nave been received thev 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 mating of Councils, or as oon thereafter aj practicable, to report an ordinance awarding the contract for said work to the low-t bidder. The cost and expense of sn-ld Improvement to be assessed and collected in acordance wtth the provision of the act of Assembly In ouch case 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 herebv repealed. Ordained and enacted Into a law In Council this 16th day of May, A. 1301. F. J.

TORRANCE. Attest: President of Select Council. ALBERT KOENI'l, City Clerk JOHN C.OEHRINO. President of Common Council. ROBERT DILWORTH.

City Clerk. Mayor" (Tlce Cltv of Allegheny, May 23, A. D. 11. The above ordinance examined and approved.

62S JAMES Q. WYMAN. Mayor. (No. 7.) AN ORDINANCE Awarding a contract for the construction of a lateral sewer on Florida avenue.

Eleventh ward, from Writer avenue to Michigan avenue, and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and expense. Sectjon 1 He It ordained and enacted bv the Select and Common Council 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 Worka Is herVby authorized and instructed to enter Into a. contract with Thomas Prosser for the construction of a lateral sewer on Florida avenue. Eleventh ward, from Verner avenue to Michigan avenue, according to specilk-ations.

for the sum of one thousand nine hundred ($1,900.00) dollars, as per his proposal. DETAILED AS FOLLOWS: 900 lln. ft. of 15 In. D.

S. pipe sewer, at $1.60 per ft $1,350 00 6O0 lln. ft of 9 in. connections, at r.Oc per ft 300 00 5 No. 1 Inlets, at each 00 4 manhole shafts, at each loo 00 Total $1,900 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 and enacted Into a law In Councils, this 16th day of May. D. 1901. F.

TORRANCE. Attest: President of Select Council. ALBERT KOENIO. City Clerk. JOHN M.

OOEHKTNG. President of Common Council ROBERT DILWORTH. City Clerk. Mavor's Office, City of Allegheny, May 24. looi.

The above ordinance examined and approved. KSs JAS. G. WYMAN, Mayor. (No.

20.) AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and ordering the construction of a lateral sewer on Shady avenue. Eleventh ward, from Woods Run avenue to Davis avenue, and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and expense thereof. Section 1 P.e it ordained ami 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 construction of a lateral sewer on Shady avenue. Eleventh ward, from Woods Run avenue to Davis 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 the Committee on Public Works or W-. D. GEORGE BUYS FINE PIECE OF EAST END RESIDENCE LAND FOR $90,000. IT WILL BE CUT INTO LOTS.

Colonial Dwelling in Stratford Avenue Passes Into the Hands of New NEWS OF THE REALTY MARKET. Four and one-half acres, 1,000 feet of which front In Woodland road, were yesterday sold by George Brothers to W. D. George. The consideration was $90,000.

George Brothers sold the property for Henry Fowhm, president the Carrie Furnace Company. One hundred and thirty feet of the property fronts in Oakland avenue. The tract sold is in tho Twenty-necond word, and adjoining the Liesch-rnajt property, recently sold to Frank J. Ilearne. WooiUand road is to be extended to Wilkins street, and the property will be laid out in fine residence lots, probably Ave in all.

The three gentlemen who it Is said were the purchasers of the Wood street property, recently bought by Samuel W. Black, all yesterday denied that they had bought t. H. C. Frick.

Henry W. Oliver and William L. Mellon said that they had no connection with the building of a hotel In Wood street on the site named. Samuel W. Black As Co.

also denied the story. C. II. Wanner sold to Kmily J. Staple two improved lots, one fronting 106 feel In South Neglev avenue, at Walnut street, bv a depth ot 100 feet, and the other measuring lo6x0 in Walnut street.

Twentieth ward, for $18,500. Harry T. Hugus and others sold to Henry Wlttmer a colonial brick dwelling, lot 62xlo3 feet, in the west Bide of Stratford avenue, near Penn avenue. Twentieth ward, for 116,200. Samuel Kelly Co.

sold for Mrs. Margaret K. UlUm. to Daniel W. Wylle, an Improved lot, feet, in Shetland avenue, Twenty-nrst ward, for Reed B.

Coyle Co. have sold for E. II. Jennings, to John P. Ober, a vacant plot, looxiou feet, in the south side of Beacom street.

Squirrel hill, for The Real Estate Trust Company sold for the heirs of Archibald Sproul. to Sarah Pevlln the property at 1(6 Cliff street, a three-storv brick dwelling on a lrt 19x120 feet, for $2.. Mrs. Elizal-eth M. Frazer sold to J.

a-. Flinn two vacant lots, 57x108 feet, in Mar-Karetta street, adjoining the property of Thomas Mellon, Nineteenth ward, for JlO.OoO. (Mtmar Miner sold to Adam Bachman a lot, Hixtyt feet, at the southeast corner of Twenty-first ami Clifton streets. Twen ty-firth ward, ror Robert M. Jones sold to Josephine A.

Fmallwood an improved lot. 2xHiO feet, in the east sid? of Onkwood street, near Calvin street. Thirty-seventh ward, for ii Andrew Dugan sold to Ida Matthews a vacant lot feet in the east fide of Mertden street. Thirty-fifth ward, for $1 r50 Michael D. Roach sold to John F.

Klein a lot 2Sxl34 feet in Mermen street, inirij-fifth ward, for Thomas D. Woollett sold to tUiam F. Wendt a lot 2x127 feet in Climax street. Thirty-eighth ward, for Simon Levandowski sold to John Mon-eka an Improved lot ilxSO feet In Brereton awnnc. Thirteenth ward, for $3,300.

S. W. Means sold to Thomas S. Bowen a tmnroved lot feet in the South side of Kelly street. Twenty-first ward, for $2,700.

Anna B. Miller sold to Walter R. Webber a lot feet at tho northwest corner oi Hamilton and Dallas avenues. Fourteenth P. executor of tho will of Rosanna Svmwv, sold to Mary J.

un-derlioh two lots in the Twenty-first ward. A fn.1 In HutrieWIMHl aVtllUf. by a depth of 1 feet, for io.l'O. The Beech wood Improvement Company, limited sold the following lots in their South Sharon plan of lots: 222. plan to J.

H- Yockey for Ri'j; ill ana in. to j. Jfonara for 1170; 2fe) to D. Hershberger for 114, to L. Berkheimer for $400; 115 and 14.

D. to H. Beerger for V. and 142, 143 and 144, to J. Borland for $1,140.

Watklns ft Textor, AMgieny, sold to Mrs. Margaret Williams an eight-room frame residence in Bryant avenue, Belle-vue. with lot feet, for $4,500. The Real Estate Trust Company sold for the Olassport Land Company to John Petrulak a lot in Indiana avenue. Glass- Fiort.

for $3't and to Charles Dennlson a ot in Delaware avenue for The Real Estate Trust Company sold for Pittsburg and Homestead Company two lots in Doyle avenu. New Homestead, to L. W. Button, of Allegheny, for $4'). Francis J.

Torrance, one of the owners of the Standard building at 531 and 533 Wood street, reported sold yesterday to A. R. Peacock, when seen by a "Post" reported, stated that the report was Incorrect. Despite the reports to the contrary, Senator William Flinn is the purchaser of the Singer lot in Fourth avenue, and be is having plans prepared for an office building which will be erected on the lot. Estimates for the erection of the building will be asked for soon, and work on It may be started before the end of H.

-W. Oliver has again Invested In downtown property. He has signed an agreement to purchase- the Stevenson block In Sixth avenue opposite Trinity Church, h.ivlng a frontage of 40 feet by a depth of 240 feet, for about The Stevenson block adjoins the Ferguson property in Sixth avenue bought some time ago for by Mr. Oliver. He now has 120 feet of frontage in Sixth avenue: Keventv-two brick dwellings are to be erected "during the summer in Kennett square.

Fourteenth ward, by Dean ft Klce, of Philadelphia, at a cost of about The dwellings will all be two-story, modern, medium-sized buildings, and will cost about each. Tho trustees of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church will meet to-day and will place the church In the hands of an agent for sale. The church is located In Fifth avenue. Tear Gist street, and Is assessed at $19,000. The Oil Well Supply Company took out a permit yesterday to bufld a three-story brick and steel shop 264x106 feet, in Railroad street, Twelfth ward, to cost George L.

Farrell 6 one-story frame stores, in Tioga street. Twenty-tirst wafd, to cost Alex Oranecz, two-story framo dwelling in Morris street. Fourteenth ward, to cost $S00; W. K. Wood-well estate, alterations and repairs to dwelllne at Reynolds street and Coleman lane.

Twenty-second ward, $2,300. Transfers. Frederick Colwei et to John Plnkel, Mhv 4. a-ith ward, 1'lttsburg, 25x100. In-fiUHtry Ida W.

Maasena et al. to Hamuel L. Smith, May 23, 2nd ward, Wllklnsburg, 6Hxl2. Rosa ave MOO William Ryan et to David Gunky et May 1. ward, McKeesport, HxlOO.

Fifth st S.000 H. W. Hespenhelde et to B. Mcpherson, Apr. 8, Avaluti borough, lots.

Ctntre ave 2,200 Thorn a Keyonlda. to Julia H. Dw-on, Jan. 8, loth ward, McKeenporf Fifth 600 C. F.

Holdwhip to Maria HoMxhlp, Apr. l'Jth ward, Pittsburg, 3oxl. Lauphln at 5.000 Hcr.ry H. Vance et to Walter A. Lincoln.

Mav 21, 2nth ward, 1'lttsburg, S'JxlSfi, nnyard Ht B.Otfl Buirw tl Jennie VV. Hawkins. May 24, luth ward, 1'itteburg, 3UX1J5, Bayard at 8,000 Btephera S. McKaln et ux. to Adam Peter, 'May 1, 6th ward, Allegheny, 4 lots 2,000 Robert P- Cunningham to William Luinell, May Z'S, Baldwin KUzabeth st 2,000 W.

II. Packer et to George Kt-ltzer, May 28. Homestead borough, aoxliO, Ninth ave 1.S00 John 1. Ab'T et to Martha A. Heath.

Apr. 1, Jefferson twp Jarb W. Paul et to Anna K. Marshall, May 20, Oakmont borough, 60x137. Ft 1,000 Same to eajne.

May 20, Oakmont borough, 100x137, st 2,000 Prospect Land Co. to Richard O'Don-nell. Mar. 22. 22nil ward, Pittsburg, 2 lots, H'iniewood ave 2,500 Mary E.

A. Gray to M. C. Taylor, May 10, 38th ward, Pittsburg. 25x27, Third st 2,625 Mary Thafe et to Ixnitn Charles et May 27, 4th ward, Allegheny, Avery st 1,200 John O'Neill to Swlssvale Land May 2H.

Bnaddock twp. 1,800 -cusiei jvunraa mix, jviay tt, Baldwin twp 500 Joseph. 0. Uead. to Elizabeth, White, UNTIL HT HAD on i -25 i'-f.

i w-" 'Tit oi a rrfT Vii Ji u5 THE POST. OFFICIAL ALLEGHENY. (No. 16.) AN ORDINANCE; Authorizing and or-, dering the construction of a lateral sewer on Falck avenue. Eleventh ward, from -Massachusetts avenue to Fleming avenue, and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and expense there-of.

Section 1 Be It ordained and enacted by the Select and. Common Councils of the 1 City of Allegheny, and It Is hereby dained and enacted by the authority of the same. That the construction of a lat eral sewer on Falck avenue. Eleventh ward, from Massachusetts avenue to-Fleming avenue, is hereby authorized and. ordered, and the director of the Departs rnent of Public Works Is hereby Instruct-ed 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-commit lee 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 eald Improve- ment to be assessed and collected In ac- a cordance with the provisions of the Acta of Assembly in such, cases made and pro-. vided. Section 2 That bo much of any nance as may conflict with or be sup- plied by the foregoing, be and tn same-is hereby repealed- Ordained and enacted Into a law In Councils this 16th day of May A. V.

190L, F. J. TORRANCE. Attest: President of Select CouncIL ALBERT KOENIG, City Clerk. JOHN M.

GOEHRING. President of Common CouncIL ROBERT DILWORTH, City Clerk. Mayor's Office. City of Allegheny, May 24. A.

D. 190L The above ordinance ex- amined and approved. I 52Ss JAMES WTMAN, Mayor. (No. 21.) AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and ordering the construction of a lateral sewer under the west sidewalk, of Perrysville avenue.

Fifteenth ward, from the East street sewer to Dunlap avenue, and providing for assessment and collection of the and expense thereof. the Select and Common Councils of the Cltv of Allegheny, and It is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of. the same. That the construction of a lat- eral sewer under the west sidewalk or Perrvsvllle avenue. Fifteenth ward, from the East street sewer to Dunlap avenue, is herebv authorized and ordered, and the Director of the Department of Puolic Works is hereby instructed to prepare specifications therefor, and to advertise fnr- tnln? said work in ac- cordance with such specifications.

YV ten said proposals have been received they shall be submitted to, and opened by the Committee on Public Works or a. eub- -committee thereof: and it shall be the duty of said Committee on Public Works, at the next meeting of Councils, or aa 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 collectc- In accordance with the provisions of the acts of assembly in such cases made and provided. Section 2 That so much of any ordfr- nance? as mav conflict with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and the same is hereby repealed. Ordained and enacted into a law In Councils, this 16th day of May.

A. D. 190LC F. J. TORRANCE, President of Select Council.

Attest: ALBERT KOENIG. City Clerk. JOHN M. GOEHRING President of Common CouncIL Attest: ROBERT DILWORTH. City Clerk.

Mayor's Office. City of Allegheny. May 24. A. D.

1901. The above ordinance ex- 62Ss JAS. WYMAN. Mayor. THE MERCANTILE AGENCY.

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WIGLEY )UJ cause thev haven't cot the price. He ex plained his wonderful thirst on the ground that he was always assigned to write on dry subjects. For Instance, he once wrote a romance on the National pike versus the clav road, and his pencil stirred up such a dust that he got the stonecutters consumption, and was compelled to drink to get the dust out of his throat. That fellow drank so much and so frequently that he got a disease known as bei-rosis. The symptom is a muscular thirst, which, the more it is fed the less it is satisfied, or rather more beer is required to get relief, which don't come.

He became such a fiend that he had beer prepared in tabloid form, which he smoked In his pipe. He got that he couldn't do the least stunt unless he was saturated with the amber fluid. Finally he became beer daffy and imagined he lived in a brewery. The doctor knocked him down with a club and tied him in a cave for six weeks, and then he realized that he had been buying morj beer than bread. Alkalithia was prescribed, and he recained his health, and now is able to write about such dry subtects as cornstalks, lime, sawdust and free lunch without eettlng that choking sensation in his swallow.

But alas and alatk and alack and alas! what boots it all since he has become an alkalithia drunkard and his last state is worse than his first." ohkkn kritts. Apples HiS tJ fruit, Lt nicns. Messina. 13 bt $, 003t.pt do. fancy $3 F-0 C-onuta, per I.imen.

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Ib lle.LtKk. Ib 14e Spring chicken. J'n tock lb i13V Broilers, Ib Cnek. lb TVri Friers, lb Turke. lb eft- i FOter.

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lb 14S1SO OFFICIAL ALLEGHENY. (No. 15.) AN" ORDINANCE Authorizing and ihe construction cf lateral wr cn Iavl avenue. Kleventh ward, from avrnuc to Briirhton rl. and pro-vldlnfc tur niM-immpnt and collccllon of the ct and fipenw therrof.

Section 1 lit) it ordained and enacted by the Select and Common Council of the City of Allegheny, and It la hereby ordained and entcted by the authority of the name. That the construction of a lateral ewer on Uavl avenue. Eleventh ward, from Rose avenue to Brighton road, is hereby authorized and ordered, and the EMrector of the Iepartment of Public Vok i hereby Instructed to prepare specification therefor, and to advert! for propowil" for doinr said work In accordance with uch When proposals have been received they shall be aubmltted to and opened by the Committee on Public Works or a Hub-Commit t- thereof; and It shall be the duty of sail Committee on PuMic Works, at the next meetlnir of Counciia, or a soon thereafter aa practicable, to report an ordinance awarding the contract for said work to the lowest responsible bidder. The and expense or said improvement to be assesned and collected in accordance with the provision of the Acta of Assembly in such casta made and provided. Section 2 That nr much of any ordinance as may conf.ict with or be supplied by the foregoing, he and the ame la hereby repealed.

Ordained and enacted Into a law In Councils, May 15, A IX 1fl. F. J. TORRANCE. Attest: President of Select Council.

ALBERT City Clerk JOHN M. OOE1IR1NO. President of Common Council. ROBERT niLWOUTlf. City Clerk.

Mavor's Office. City of Allegheny, May 24. The above ordinance examined and approved. JAS. O.

WTMAN. Mayor. (No. 6.) AN ORDINANCE Awardin the con tract for the construction of a lateral sewer on One avenue. Eleventh ward, from Atlnntic avenue to Walker" line and providing for nssessment and oollec tion of th" coat and expense thereof.

Section 1 Pe It orlnlned and enacted by the Select and Common Councils, of the Cltv of una is ii-i-iy ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That the Director of the Department of Public Worka Is hereby authorized and Instructed to enter Into a contract with the North Ride Coal and Sand Company for the construction of a lateral sewer on Ooe avenue, Eleventl ward, from Atlantic avenue to Walker" line, according to specifications, for th sum of one thousand one hundred fix (II lOfl or dollars, as per Its proposal. DETAILED AS FOLLOWS: 500 ft of 15 in. D. 8.

pipe sewer, at tl.45 ner ft 725 00 300 ft. of 9 in. connections, at "2c per ft 3 No. 1 inlets, at $35.00 each 2 manhole shafts, at $30.00 each 21i? 00 lor. oo 60 00 Total 11.108 00 The cost and expense of paid Improve ment to be assessed and collected In accordance with the provisions rt the Act of Assembly In such cases made and pro-vlded.

Section 2 That so much of any ordinance a 3 may conflict with or be sup-piled by the foregoing, be and the same Is hereby repealed. Ordained and enacted Into a law In Councils this lfith day of May. A. D. F.

J. TORRANCE. Attest: President of Select Council. ALPERT KOKNIO, City Clerk. JOHN M.

GOEHRING, President of Common Council. ROP.ERT DILWORTH City Clerk. Mayor's "ffioe. City of Allegheny. May 24.

19ol. The above ordinance examined and approved. 525-a JAS. O. WYMAN, Mayor.

(No. 10.) AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and ordering the construction of a lateral eewe on Halsey Eleventh ward, from Shadv to McCook street, and providing for -issc. menf and collection of th cost and r-J ense thereof. Section 1 He ordained and enacted bv th Select Common Councils of the City of Allegheny, and It Is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That the construction of a lateral sewer on Halsey place.

Eleventh ward. from Shady avenue to McCook street, is hereby authorized and ordered and the Director of the Department Public Works is hereby instructed to pre specifications therefor, and to ad vertise for proposals for doing said worl In accordance with such specifications When said proposals have been received they shall be submitted to, and opened OFFICIAL ALLEGHENY. nance 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 16th day of May, A. D.

190L F. J. TORRANCE. President of Select Council. Attest: ALBERT KOENIG, City Clerk.

JOHN M. GOEHRING-, President of Common CouncIL Attest: ROBERT DILWORTH, City Clerk. Mayer's Office, City of Allegheny, May 22. A. D.

19ol. The above ordinance examined and approved. 62s JAS. G. WYMAN, Mayor.

(No. 26.) AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and ordering the setting of curb and the laying of flagstone sidewalk on Rlvervlew avenue. Fifteenth ward, from Perrysville avenue to Rlvervlew park, and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and expense thereof. Section 1 Be it ordained and enacted by the Select and Common Council of the City of Allegheny, and It Is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That the setting of curb and the laying of flagstone sidewalk on Rlvervlew avenue.

Fifteenth ward, from Perrysville avenue to Rivet-view park, 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 subcommittee thereof; and It shall be the dutv Cf 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 anB provided. Section 2 That so much of any ordinance as may conflict with or be supplied by the foregoing, be and the same is herebv repealed. Ordained and enacted Into a.

law In Councils this, the 16th day of May, A. D. 190L F. J. TORRANCE, Attest: President of Select Council.

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

City Clerk. Mavor's Office. City of Allegheny. May 22. lkd.

The above ordinance examined and approved. JAS. O. WYMAN, Mayor. 2S3 (No.

25.) AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and ordering the grading of Oakdale avenue. Fifteenth ward, from Woods Run avenue to Benton Plan of Lots, 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 Cltv of Allegheny, and It Is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That the grading of Oakdale avenue. Fifteenth ward, from Woods Run avenue to Benton Plan of Lots.

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 oil 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 ns 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. 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.

May 16, A. D. 191. F. J.

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

GOEHRING. Prestdent of Common Council. ROBERT DILWORTH, City Clerk. Mayor's Office, City of Allegheny, May 22, A. D.

1901. The above ordinance examined and approved. JAS. G. WTMAN, E28a Mayor, OFFICIAL ALLEGHENY.

a ub-eommittee thereof; and it shall be the duty of said Committee on Public Work, at the next meeting of Councils, or as c-on 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 Act of Assembly in such cases made and provided. Section 2 That so much of ny ordinance a may conflict with or be sup-piled by the foregoing, be and the same la. hereby repealed. Ordained and enacted Into a law Councils this IGth day of May, A.

D. liKiL F. J. TORRANCE, Attest: President of Select Council. ALBERT City Clerk.

JOHN M. GOEilRINO. President of Common CouncIL ROBERT DILWORTH. City Clerk, Mayor's Office. City of Allegheny.

May 24. 1101. The above ordinance examined and approved. JAS. G.

WYMAN, Mayor. (No. IS.) AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and ordering the construction of a main sewer on Lemon alley. Jollet street and Shady avenue. Eleventh ward, from McCook etreet to Halsey place, and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and expense thereof.

Section 1 He 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 ihe same. That the construction of a main sewer on Lemon alley, Jollet street and Shady avenue. Eleventh ward, from McCook street to Halsey place. Is hereby authorized and ordered, and the Director of the Department of Pviblic Works Is hereby instructed to prepare specifications therefor, and to advertise for proposals for doing said work in accordance with puch 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 prolslons 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 16th day of May, A. D. 1901. F.

J. TORRANCE. Attest: President of Select Council. ALBERT KOENltl, City Clerk. JOHN M.

GOEHRING, President of Common Council. ROBERT DILWORTH, City Clerk. Mayor's Office, City of Allegheny, May 21, 1901. The above ordinance examined and approved. 52Ss JAS.

G. WYMAN. Mayor. (No. 23.) AN ORDINANCE Authorizing and ordering the construction of a lateral sewer on Delta alley, from Watson boulevard to Catoctln street: thence along Catoctln street to a point opposite lot No.

44 in Watson Land and Improvement Company's plan: thence through private property to connect with East street main sewer. Fifteenth ward, and providing for assessment and collection of the cost and xnonse thereof. Section 1 Be it ordained and enacted by the Select and Common Councils of the Cltv of Allegheny, and It Is hereby or dained and enacted by the authority of the same. That the construction of a lateral sewer on Delta alley, from Watson boulevard to Catoctln street; thence along Catoctln street to a point opposite lot No. 44 in Watson Land and Improvement Company's plan: thence through private propertv to connect with East street main sewer.

Fifteenth ward, 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 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 ordi.