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-4 1 1 SEPTEMBER 24, 1900. 3) MONDAY MORNING, THE PITTSBURG POST. Real Estate. Official Pittsburg. For Sale Official Allegheny.

Official Allegheny. Branch Offices. RATBS. All wast ads 1 osnt word. Death notices to ccats esah ioaerUea.

BOWIE'S ELDERS AGAIN TARRED. -t MASFIE1D, FOrlCIBL' deported two ziosists After a parade. CORNER-STONE OF ST. MICHAEL'S SCHOOL LAID, Many Priests and Cnarch Societies aad BOO Spectators Participated in Elaborate Bxercises. The corner-stone of the new parochial school of St.

Michael's Roman Catholic Church. Pius street. Southside, was laid yesterday afternoon with elaborate ceremonies. As early as 1 o'clock interested groups formed to await the formation of the societies and school children and uniformed commanderies of various branches oi the Catholic church, and at 2:30, when the American military band led the parade up Pius street, more than 5,000 people had collected to view the ceremony. Following the band were Companies and of the Uniformed Rank of the Knights of St.

George. Next in line came the Young Men's conference of St. Michael's casino, followed by the sodality boys, men's conference of the same church. Branch No. 49 'of the Catholio Mutual Beneficial association and the Roman Catholic brotherhood of St.

Michael's Church. The Excelsior band, composed of members of the church, followed, leading the St. Aloysius Beneficial society, followed by 1.2U0 schoot children. The parade was formed at the church In Pius street and marched over the following route: Along Plus street to Southern avenue, down Southern avenue Ormsby street, along that street to Gregory street and up that thoroughfare to Pius street, thence to the place of celebration. After the parade a male chorus connected with St.

Michael's Church rendered "Ave Maria," assisted cy choirs from St. George's Roman Catholic Church of the Thirty-first ward and St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church of South Twenty-eighth street. The "Star Spangled Banner" was beautifully sung by the united voices of all the schoot children, and after "Venl Creator" was rendered by choirs from St. Michael's.

St, George's and St. Peter's Churches, an address was delivered by Rev. Father P. Wnillms. central director of the Holy Childhood's society.

He spoke of the great benefits of the Catholic schools and raised Rev. Father Sabastin, of St. iiohael's for his energetic work in establishing this school. He commented upon the success of va rious Catholic organizations and talked some time, especially emphasising thai the Catholic instruction was far superiot to any other. He said that the growtn of St.

Michael's Roman Catholic Church in the S2 years of its existence was amazing, and in only 28 years of the parochial schools nearly- luO pupils were enrolled. Rev. Father Michael, superior, assisted by the Rev. Father Herman Joseph, of the St. Augustin monastery, Lawrenceville; Rev.

Father Godhard, or St. Augustin monastery; Rev. Father Walter, of St. Mary Roman Catholic Church, of Liberty street, Allegheny; Rev. Father Hehir, president of Pittsburg college; Rev.

Father Stadelmann. professor at Pittsburg college; Rev. Father Schramm, of St. George's Church. Allen-town; Rev.

Father MeTighe. of Su John Church, Southside: Rev. Father Deviiu, Holy Cross Church, Brownstown: Rev. Father Gallagher, of St. Canice Church, Knoxville.

and Rev. Father Bernard, who was rector of St. Michael's for 15 years, laid the corner-stone. Architect C. Eckert was present to see the work executed, and Chief Marshal Andrew Stock, with able lieutenants in Peter Tochum and John Wilesbacker, carefully directed the movements of the people.

"The Day of Our Lord" was then rendered bv a male chorus, followed by "Te Deum" by the assemblage. The new parochial school will when finished be one of the finest In iiie country and will be built of the best material used in such structures. The first floor wilt contain a large hall with a seating capacity of L3; the second floor a larg recreation hall and six schoolrooms, and the third and fourth floors will be divided Into schoolrooms. The building will cost over J.V),. It is an oteject of the committee on construction to nave it completed in time for next year school irsuaici IV pursuance of an act of Assembly entitled "An i act amending section 9 Of an act entitled 'An act in relation to the laying out.

Opening, widening, straightening, extending or vacating streets and alleys, and the construction of bridges in tne several municipalities or mis commonwealth, the sxudinK. paving, maca damizing or otherwise improving streets and alleys, providing ror ascertaining tne dnmaarM to nrtvate. nrooertv re sulting therefrom, the assessment of damages, costs and expenses thereof upon the property benefited, and the construc tion or sewers ana payment ot tne and expenses thereof, including damages to 1 private property resulting therefrom," approved May l.Anno Domini One Thousand Eight Hundred and Ninety-one, enabling municipal corporations to lay cut, open, widen, extend and vacate streets or alleys upon petition or without petition of property owners." approved May 22. A. D.

1895. the following ordinances were, upon the 10th day of September. 1900, introduced in Councils, and referred to the Committee on Public Works. Attest i E. J.

MARTIN. City Clerk. AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the opening of Will street, from the division line of property of the estate of John Wilbert and that of Wllheunina Dewaid southerly to the division line of property of Wilhelmina Dewaid and that of George Shearing, and the assessment of damages caused by the grade of the same. Section 1 Be it ordained and enacted by the city of Pittsburgh, In Select and Common Councils assembled, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That Will street, from the division line of property of the estate of John Wilbert and that of Wilhelmina Dewaid.

southerly to the division line of property of Wilhelmina Dewaid and that of George Shearing, be opened to a width of forty 40) feet, in accordance with an ordinance locating the same, approved by Councils. June 8th. 1900. Section 2. The Department of Public Works is hereby authorized and directed to cause to be surveyed and opened said Will street, from the division line of property of the estate of John Wilbert and that of Wilhelmina Dewaid, southerly to the division line of property of Wilhelmina Dewaid and that of George Shearing.

Section 3. The damages caused thereby and the damages caused by the grade thereof and the benefits to pay ibe same, to be assessed against and collected from properties specially benefited. In accordance -with the provisions of the acts of Assembly of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania relating thereto and regulating the same. Section 4. That any ordinance or part of ordinance conflicting with the provisions of this ordinance be and the same Is hereby repealed, so far as the same affects this ordinance.

AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the opening of Melancthon street, from Blair street to Second avenue, and the assessment of damages caused by the grade of the same. Section 1. Be It ordained and enacted by the city of Pittsburgh. In Select and Common Councils assembled, and It is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That Melancthon street, from Blair street to Second avenue, be opened to a with of fifty 50) feet, in accordance with plan known as the Hazelwood Plan, approved by Councils.

March 27th. 1871. and an ordinance approving, confirming and locating the streets In said plan, approved March 21st, 15- Seetlon I. The Department of Public Works Is hereby authorized and directed to cause to be surveyed and opened said Melancthon street, from Blair street to Second avenue. Section 3 The damages caused thereby snd the damages caused by the grade thereof the benefits to pay the same to be sssessed against and collected from properties specially benefited In accordance with the provisions of the acts of Assembly of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania relating thereto and regulating the same.

Section 4. That any ordinance or part of ordinance conflicting with the provisions of this ordinance be and the same Is hereby repealed, so far as the same affects this ordinance. AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the opening of Lafayette street, from Hazel-wood avenue to Tecumseh street, and the assessment of damages caused by the grade of the same. Section 1. Be It ordained and enacted by the City of Pittsburgh.

In Select and Common Councils assembled, and it is hereby ordained and enacted by the au-thoitty of the same. That Lafayette street, from Hazelwood avenue to Te-rtimaeh street, be opened to a width of fifty 50) feet and sixty tflo) feet. In accordance with the plan on file in the De- artment of Public Works, known as the lazelwood plan. Twenty-third ward, approved March 27. 1S71.

and an ordinance approving, confirming and locating the streets in said plan, approved March 21st. IK. Section 1 The Department of Public Works Is hereby authorized and directed to cause to be surveyed and opened said Lafayette street, from Hazelwood avenue to Tecumseh street. Section $-The damages caused thereby and the damages caused by the grade thereof snd the benefits to pay the same to be assessed sea Inst and collected from properties specially benefited, in ac cordance wun tne provisions or the acts of Assembly of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania relating thereto and regu lating tne same. Section 4.

That any ordinance or part of ordinance conflicting with the Drovl- slons of this ordinance be and the same Is hereby repealed, so far as the same streets ordinance. seis-iot IN pursuance of sn act of Assembly entitled "An act empowering cities of this commonwealth to grade, pave, curb, ma-cail-tnitze and otherwise improve the public streets and alleys or parts there of within the corporate limits without pe tition or propety holders, and providing for the payment of costs, damages and expense thereor, approved May 22d. A. D. the following ordinances were.

upon the 10th -day of September. A. D. 10. Introduced In Councils, ard referred to the Committee on Public Works.

Attest: E. J. MA. P.TIN. City Clerk.

AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the grading, paving and curbing of Brereton avenue. 1 roiri ine? uo iiuu line 01 Airs. E. F. Denny's plan 0 lots and that of Relneman.

D'ckson Co. plan of the of the Brereton property to tne west line or jewel street. Section 1. Be it ordained and enacted by the city of Pittsburgh. In Select and Common Councils assemMed.

and It is hereby ordained and enacted by authority of the same. That Brereton avenue, from the division line cf Mrf. E. F. Denny's plan of lots and that of Retneman.

Dickson Co. plan of the sub-division of the Brereton property to the west line cf Jewel street, be graded, paved and curbed. Section 2. The Department of Public Works Is hereby authorized and directed to advertise. In accordance with the acts of Assembly cf the commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the ordinance of the said city of Pittsburgh relating thereto and regulating the same, for proposals for tne grading, paving and curbing of said ptreet between said points, the contract therefor to be let In the manner directed by the said acts of Assembly and ordl-naces.

Section 3. The cost, damages and ex-jense of the same to be assessed against and collected from properties specially benefited, in accordance with the provisions of the acts of Assembly of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania relating thereto and regulating the same. Section 4. That any ordinance or part of ordinance conflicting with the provisions of this ordinance he and the same is herebv repealed, so far as the sam; affects this ordinance. AN ORDINANCE Authorizing the grading, paving and curbing of Jewel street, from Brereton avenue to Melwood ptreet.

Section 1. P.e It ordained and enacted bv the city of Pittsburgh, in Select and Common Councils assembled, and It Is herebv ordained and enacted by the authority of the snme. That Jewel street, from Brereton avenue to Melwood street, be graded, paved nnd curbed. Section 2. The Department of Public Works is hereby authorized and directed to advertise.

In accordance with the acts of Assembly of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the ordinances of the said city of Pittsburgh relating thereto and regulating the same, for proposals for the grading, paving and curbing of said street between said points, the contract therefor to be let in the manner directed by the said acts of Assembly and ordinances. Section 3. The cost, damages and expense of the same to be assessed against and collected from properties specially benefited In accordance with the acts of Assembly and the commonwealth of Pennsylvania relating thereto and regulating the same. Section 4. That any ordinance or part of ordlance conflicting with the provisions of this' ordinance be and the same Is hereby repealed, so far as the same affects this ordinance.

seU-lOt 1 City aad Sa bar baa Property. FOR SALE. GOOD brick dwelling in one of the most convenient locations in the East near East Liberty station, and only two hundred and fifty feet from electric cars, asphalt paved street; choice neighborhood: house has nire large rooms, bath, laundry, furnace, and all conveniences: front and rear porches: lot 45x125x80: prica purchaser can assume a mortgmjpa of $6,000 at 4Va per cent. BARR BROS. A 412 Grant st.

FOR SALE Only $1,375. new brick, house, 4 rooms, inside closet, city water; cemented cellar, front porch, hardwood cabinet, mantel with bevel plate mirror; corner lot; $375 cash; this is a chance of a life, and must be sold at once. J. H. O'DONNELL, 433 Fourth ave.

se23-2t FOR SALE Sherman's homes, situated-at Edge wood; they are beauties. Open for inspection. Go and examine them. Lincoln avenue, near Swissvale avenue, JNO. F.

BAXTER, se23-24-29 Carnegie Building. FOR SALE Desirable manufacturing site. South ave. and Sturgeon Allegheny. Lot 75x170 with large building.

Price only $15,000. W. A. HERRON SONS. 406 Wood st se20- 24-2 FOR BALE 1843 Bluff worth $4,500: brick house, 8 rooms and bath; good condition; lot 20 ft.

front; owner out of city: wants to sell quick; make offer. 65-c W. A. Herron Sons, 406 Wood st. se24-26-29 FOR SALE $100 down, $li per montn; the best value ever ottered in new brick houses; 3 rooms, bath, incide closets, ce mented cellars, hardwood cabinet mantels, etc.

J. II- O'DONNELL. 433 Fourth ave. se23-lt FOR SALE New buff brick house of 9 rooms; decorated and papered- in first-class style, gases, bath, laundry, furnace, cement cellars lawn; street paved; Shady-side district; price $8,500. (112-E2 W.

A. HERRON SONS, 406 Wood sL FOR SALE At a bargain, house of 6 rooms; nice lot; near Larmier E. worth $2,500. but an offer is solicited; a quick sale is desired. W.

A. Herron Sons. 40t Wood st. eel8-24-29 FOR SALE A small frame house. In quire o02 Lcweil st.

For Sale Far aaau FOR SALE Five acres of level land In our great Estelle Colony lar $100; uU.ibi for poultry or garden put poais; terms as monthly. Risiey. 3us Grant st. se20-dsu-Tt ALMOST 9 acres 01 good land: ove-half of it cleared and some in strawnsr-ries, trult trees, etc; with ajii -barn, at Miimay. N.

only half ml.e from depot: $65o; $200 cash. bal. on easy terms. A tract of 815 acres of fine land stock raising; situated on Stale road, btween Charleston and Columbia, S. some considerable timber; prtc? terms cash.

bal. $10 monthly. Virginia farm, 79 acres: one-thiid under cultivation, balance timber; old haui? for a quick sale will term, -i down, baL $5 monthly. 19 acres, 5-roora house: in sight of Atlantic City, for terms $100 casm, bal. $10 monthly: good fishing, oysters, clams; good roads, schools and oiiurvbes convenient; would make a fine poultry farm.

RIsley. 3u Grant st- se20-du-lt Fmr Sale Lot. FOR SALE Cor. lot. 40 ft.

front. Location good; Maryland and Kentucky ave. Eastern exposure; both streets improved. Only one square from Fifth ave. Price made low to effect an early sal 3.

W. A. HERRON SONS. 406 Wood M. se24-27- TO LET UOCSEB.

DWELLINGS, stores and offices: send for larre list. H. Lloyd. 121 Sheridan st. Eat End.

oeU-tX To Let Faralahed R001 RURAL 3652 East End; fur-' nished front room; splendid location. se23-3t WASTED-ROOMBBS. MOTHER and son having a couple of newly furnished rooms would like to rent'' same to gentlemen only. No. 214 So.

Euclid ave. se23-3t WANTEIv A couple to occupy a well-furnisaed room: all conveniences, with excellent table board: special rates to permanent party: also, want young man to occupy a pleasant -room, third floor, for $20 per month. Including board. Ingleside, 5417 Penn E. E.

sc23-7t ADMINISTRATORS KOTICK. Estate of Franciska Keicher. deceased. NOTICE -is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of Franciska Keicher have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make lmme-dite payment, and those having claims against the same should make them known without delay. MARY BAUMGARTEN.

Executrix. Csrrick. Pa. REMOVAL KOTICaC REMOVAL NOTICE. On account of fire Saturday night in our building.

213-245 Water street, we ars compelled to temporarily vacate building. Pending repairs we will occu-pv quarters at 219 Water street, la the building with W. N. Gordon where all orders and business will be attended to. WILSON.

BAILEY CO. Tel. 2f4. se24-lt REWARD. REWARD The practical shoemaker and repairer: your patronage.

John Rran-tigan. 650 Penn ave. se23-2t STEAMSHIPS. AMERICAN LINE. Philadelphia and Liverpool via jueehs-town, sailing Saturdays from Philadelphia and Wednesdays from Liverpool, at low rates.

Steerage. cabin, $35. For tickets apply to A. It. Scorer Son.

431 Water Pittsburg, and Homestead. AMUSEMENTS. GD AMH Dally Mat. at KMIXU Lverr Evealais; at This waek the Stock Company in KL, "Ali thi Comforts of tto." Next week Big prod action, "Northern Lights." A I I IVl Mats- Wednetssr Satires. HLVIIN Wtd.

Mat. trices 26c te $1.06. PRIMROSE DOCKSTADER, Only T'et Exsanenta of Black Face Comedy. Next Weak The Oreat El. LAR.

Bargain Mats. Wad. snd Set. Best Reserid Seitt 2is ail sc. AU this "A FEMALE DRUMMER" Next Week: "TWO LITTLE VAGRANTS.

DUQUESNE THE HOUSE OF LAUGHS MATS. JOLLY FLO IRWIN TUES. ind at. I IN "MISS KIDDER. Oct.

1, The Great Lafayette Cempaay. HARRY WILLIAMS' academy Weak Seat. 34. Matinees daily except Maaday. MIACO'S Ctn CLUB COMPANY.

MEDICAL. I Whan the Pai wlt VRED IWf'e AinTma.4 URNS vuju uiuiuiwi RINO NO I is used iaateatty. See LEMIStlES I this remedy is ia your Rrnivn'c UlUILJV UHMOUIbd 1 Fleming's drug- Uaealaery. A LARGE stock of new and secondhand gas engines, boileis. steam and centrifugal hoisting engines, derricks, contractors supplies and wood toil iron working machinery at Csrlln Machinery Supply 101-107 Lacock et-.

Allegheny. Pa. Long distance 'phone 233. selO-dsu-tf M'CALL gas engines, automatic safety engines and boilers, 2 iron screw cutting lathes, water motors, blow fans. mat chopper and grinder, 5 knittin; machines: shafting, hangers and pulleys.

J. Prager. 110 Market st. se23-2t Far Sale Sewlas; Machlaca. FOR SALE Call and see our stock ot shopworn and second-hand sewing ma chines, which we must sell In the next to days regardless of price, to make room for our new White Rotary Ball Bearing uacmnes.

mte tsewing Aiacnine seo-asu-u Cor Sale Horses aad Vehicles. JUST ARRIVED 250 head of Montana horses: nearly all broken and good size; best lot ever shipped East. John Hall, Central atoclt yards. seia-yt FOR SALE Carriages; 4 good Berlin carriages, with high seat for driver, cheap. At 1720 Carson street, Southside.

Pittsburg. tsros. sei-t SPRING WAGONS. buggies, surreys and vehicles repaired, bought and ex changed. 919 Penn.

ave. se23-6t For Sale Ml see 11 awe a. FOR SALE Ten R-I-P-A-N for cents st druggists. One gives relief. apZ-mthf-lyr FOR SALE Electric belts: also agents wanted.

Address A. oow dc wooster, O. se6-dsu-2ut ROLL top desks. $10 up; new and second hand pool and billiard tables and bar fixtures. 10s Market st.

se23-2t A PLANING MILL outfit complete for sale; situated on the Ohio river at Roches ter, Pa. For information Inquire of ix-gan Moulds. Rochester. Pa. au25-30t FOR SALE Two bowling alleys, cheap: bar fixtures, billiard and pool tables.

rieer Doming counter. etc. Delp cor. Fourth and Liberty ts. se2S 7t MOSEY TO LOAH.

MONET ADVANCED FOR- SALARIES. SalAried emiloyes ot good character can oe- ts la aconmisodatlon at much tees coat and b- barraMineiu than ha heretofore been possible by applying to John Mulhoilaiid, room ato-Cltatoc bulMlrg. cor. Liberty and Market streeta. rmaBurg.

Hourt a. m. to p. m. Telephone Pitt.

1146. aul-dau-tf MoEY TO LOAN In sumato suit on horsehold pianos, without removal; easy payments, CONFI- UENllAle. AJLttO on good collateral security. J. Q.

H. SMITH. No. Fourth are. MONEY HM.Ntll O.N 1(VJL t.HciLU FIT It.

NITCKb WITHOUT REMOVAL AT LOW. EST RATES. EA-MEST PAYMENTS. APPI TO CMOS LOAN INSTITUTION. 41 WOOU QUICK LOANS AT per cent.

JOHN K. EWING Sc. SU 4th Ave. sel-dsu-30t CDt'CATIOf AL. BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES; day and evening sessions.

515 Penn ave. Tel. se24-2 BISHOP BOWMAN INSTITUTE. A school for young ladies. 4f4 Fifth a collegiate and preparatory dejurtment: next session opens Mrsur, nepi.

2tn. REV. R. J. COSTER.

D. Rector. selT-smw-H DAXCIXG. BRAUVB DANCING ACADEMY, Sixth snd Liberty sta. Tel.

155L Ten lessons Three Dollars. selO-tf SEALED PROPOSALS. Department of Public; Works, Plttsburr, Sent. is. me.

SEALED PRol-OSALS will be received at the office of the city Controller until Monday, the 21th day of September. A. 1-sjo. at 10 o'clock a for Furnishing trees snd shrubs for Highland park: and for Furnishing trees and shrubs for Schenley and Southside parks. Siectflcations may be seen and blanks for bidding may be obtained at the ien-eral office.

Iepartment of Public Works. Each projMisai must accompanied by bond, with two sureties, probated before the Mayor or City Clerk, or the bond of a security trust company. The City of lMttsburg reserves the right to reject any and bids. GEO. W.

WILSON. Director of Department of Public Works. el9-St LEGAL NOTICES. Department of Public Safety. Sept.

21. 1900. PUIILIC SALE ESI RAY The Bureau of Police will offer at public sale on Thursday. September 27th. 19u).

at 10 o'clock a. at stable, comer Cherry and Strawberry alleys, one bay hors-. alxut la hands high, weighing about l.il pounds, having two white ankles. This horse was picked up by the Bureau of Police as an estray. J.

O. BROWN, Director Department of Public Safety. se22-4l SPECIAL NOTICE City Treasurer a Office, Municipal Hall. Smithneld Street, Pittsburg. Sept.

1. 1900. TAXES. Notice is hereby given that the duplicates of the September installment of the city, special and sub-school district taxes for the year 1900 have been placed In my hands for collection by the board of assessors authorized to assess the same: no discount allowed. Five per cent added on all the delinquent taxes on October ror second installment D.

R. TORbJ ANCE. City reasurer sel-25t VIEWERS XOTICES. IN the Court of Common Pleas No. 3.

No. 206. August term. 1900. In the matter of the petition of the city of Allegheny for the appointment of viewera to ascertain the costs, damages and expenses, and assess the benefits for the widening and damage by grade of Shady avenue, from Woodland avenue to Susan McGeary's north lino.

Eleventh ward. Notice is hereby given to all parties In interest that the undersigned viewers, duly appointed by the court in the foregoing matter, have prepared a schedule, showing the damages, costs and expensed ascertaln.il and allowed, and the benefits assessed for the foregoing Improvement, and that said viewers will meet and exhibit the same at their office. Municipal hall, Allegheny, on the htth day of October. A. D.

19o0. nt 10 o'clock a. and will then und thereupon hear all exceptions thereto and evidence thereon. JACOB G. REEL.

WM P. DILWORTH. JOHN H. DAWSON. se22-3t Viewers.

ELECTIO NOTICE. ELECTION NOTICE. The annual flection for officers of the Penn Mutual B. L. Association for the ensuing year will take place next Tuesday evening.

September 25, 1900, at 8 o'clock. All absent members are subject to the usual lines. By. order of the President. J.

G. RE1NHARDT. 5C22-24 Secy. STOCKHOLDERS MEETINU. Office of Allegheny Heating Company, 6v3 West Oiamond st.

Allegheny, Sept. 18. 1900. STOCK HOD ERS' MEETING The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Allegheny Heating Company, for the election of u. board of directors to serve for the ensuing vear, and for the transaction of such other business as may be presented, will be held at the office of the company, 603 West Diamond street.

Allegheny. on Monday, October 1st. lM. between the hours of 10 and 11 o'clock a. m.

JOSEPH F. GUFFEY. aeia-10t Secretary. IN the court of common pleas No. No.

248. August term. 1900. In the matter of the petition of the city of Allegheny for the appointment of viewers to ascertain the costs, damages, and expenses and assess the benefits for the grading, paving and drainage by grade of Pryor alley, from Alpine avenue to Jefferson street. Second ward.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned viewers, appointed by the court of common pleas No. 3 of Allegheny county. In the foregoing mattet their repo.t In the said court on the 22u Ccy or September, A. D. 1900, and unless exceptions thereto are filed within 30 days from said dute of filing their report will be confirmed absolutely.

Following is a schedule of the damages, costs and expenses of the improvement, the damages ascertained and allowed and the benefits assessed as shown by the report and schedule filed the court atoi-said: GEO. F. LARIMER. GEO. W.

HURLEY. WM. P. DILWORTH. Viewers.

Assessment of damages apart from special benefits: Francis Rowland $23 41 Emma Walter 20 0 Total $49 49 Assessment of costs and expenses: Total costs and expenses, $535 04. Total damages 49 46 Total cost and expense 53 04 Total damages, costs and ex 584 5 penses SCHEDULE. Assessment nf nmruirflA, peculiarly costs and benefited to pay total damages. expenses. Total damages, costs and expenses, ISM 50.

Eaat Side William J. Ramsey Mrs. E. Pryor Caroline Klmmel John Limegrover T. J.

Hanna et al Charles McGfll William J. Smith Ed Cullen Robert C. M-Caln. Jr West Hide 2fi 7 2rt 74 26 74 53 4S 26 74 26 74 2 74 26 74 2ti 74 Robert Hamilton 133 94 Francis Rowland i R5 Emma Walter 66 S5 Total 0 Amount assessed against the city of Allegheny, being the difference the total amount of damages, costs and expenses of said improvement and the total amount of special or peculiar benefits: Brought forward $535 04 City of Allegheny 49 46 Total $4 so All of which Is respectfullv submitted. GEO.

F. LARIMER. GEO. W. HURLEY.

WM. P. DILWORTH. Viewers. Allegheny.

Sept. 22. 19e. IN the court of common pleas No. No 952.

December term, 1900. In the matter of the petition of the city of Allegheny for the appointment of viewers to ascertain the costs, damages and expenses and assess the benefits for the construction of a lateral sewer on Antrim street, from McCliire avenue to a point 23 feet east of California avenue. Eleventh ward. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned viewera. apotnted bv the court or common pleas No.

1 of Allegheny county. In the foregoing matter flN-d their report In the said court on the 23d day of September. A. D. Ii.

and unless exceptions thereto are filed within 3 days from said date of filing their report will be confirmed absolutely. Following Is a schedule of damages, costs and expense the Improvement the damages ascertained and allowed and the benefits assesked as shown by the report and schedule filed In the court aforesaid. A B. HAY. (HAS SHIELDS.

JOS. B. DORRl.VGTON. Viewers. Assessment of costs and expenses.

Total costs and expenses. 11.J u. Total cost and expense, $1.55. SCHEDULE. Assessment of prortle peculiarly benefited to pay total damages, coats and expenses: Totat damages, costs and expenses.

8011th Plde Aasm't. Psld. Due. John D. Mieedy Thomas Mcllwain Zt i I W.

Morrow in I23 -j Anna Jones 30 17 SO SSI William Summer 23(4 23 oc J.tme. J. and Mar- guret Ewlng C4 23 C4 Ivld li. Oliver 295 7i 95 TS North Si.ie 11. J.

and C. Casement It. W. Sloan (A. -R 13 ei M-Plon 4 a 44 a Benj.

Greaves Robert McAfee Mury McAfee 15 55 iiu55 Total $9j 2ft $313 $lli oa Amount arsessed against the city ot Allegheny, being the difference between the total amount of da mares, coats and eiwnsea of atd improvement and the amount of special or peculiar benefits. Asam't Paid. Due. Brought forward 9.6 2 $313 25 6)6 City of Allegheny C4 (2 5 (U 90 $313 25 $1,272 All of which Is respectfully submitted. A.

B. 11 A CHAS SHIELDS. JOS. It. DORRINOTON.

1, Viewers. Allegheny, Sept. 22. i9uo. IV the court of common pleas.

No. 2. No. Fehruarv term. 1900.

In the matter of the petition of the city of Allecheny for the appointment of viewers to nscertaln the costs, damages and extenses and assess the benefits f.r the RxatlJn. paving and curbing of Oak allev, from Irwin avenue to 1.. Ft. W. C.

Second ward. Notice In hereby given that the undersized viewers, apM1nte, by the court of common pleas. No. 3. of Allegheny countv.

In the foregoing mutter, filed their report In the siii.l court on I he 22d day of September. A. D. an.l tlons thereto are filed within thlrtv dnva from saiil date of tiling, their report will be confirmed absolutely. Following is 11 schedule of the damages, costs and XenHes of the Improvement, the dnmases 11 scertalned and allowed, a ml the benefits nsseasetl as shown by the report and schedule filed In the court aforesaid.

GEO. F. LARIMER. E. E.

PHILLIPS. WM. P. DILWORTH. Assessment of damages apart from special benefits.

William Morganstern $1(10 On George Pafenhach so 00 Total $160 00 Awsesment of cost and expenses. Total cost and expenses. $1,556.53. Total damages. Total damages, coMs and expenses, $1,716.03.

SCHEDULE. Assessment of properties peculltrly benefited to pay total diimaKCS, costs and exoensos. Total costs, dnmages and expenses, South Side-Allegheny city 315 13 Allegheny city 37 00 Allegheny city 74 00 Allegheny city 37 on James O'll. Denny lv5 0u Jacob Elsenbles 37 00 North Side William Morganstern 92 50 Domestic Mfg. Co 37 00 W.

McFarland 87 00 G. Pufenbuch 55 50 James W. 71 () Thos. lleathccote 37 00 V. 11.

Munihv 74 Oi. Cameron Brothers 37 00 Hose Ac Fisher 74 00 Caroline S. 1'axton 37 00 Metz Miller 74 00 Chas. Jenkins 37 00 Marv Hutler 37 00 Osborne Brothers 37 00 Mrs. Elizabeth Krelllng 37 00 J.

C. Ashley 37 00 S. Armstrong 67 35 Total $1,556 53 Amount assessed against the city of AI-lesrhenv. being the difference between the total amount of damages, costs and expenses of said Improvement and the total amount of special or peculiar benefits. Brought forward $1 65fi 53 City of Allegheny 160 00 Total 53 All of which Is respectfully submitted.

GEO. F. LARIMER. E. E.

PHILLIPS. WM. P. DILWORTH. Viewers.

Allegheny. Sept. 22, 1900. IN the court of common pleas. No.

3, No. 152, August term, 1900. In the matter of the petition of the city of Allegheny for the appointment of viewers to ascertain the costs, damages and expenses and assess the benefits for the construction of a lateral sewer on and along the rear end of lou on Shady avenue, from Shady avenue to Tecky avenue. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned viewers. apwlnted by the court of common pleas.

No. 3, of Allegheny county, in the foregoing matter, fllei their report in the said court on the 22d day of September. A. D. 1900.

and unless exceptions thereto are filed within thirty days from said date of filing, their report will be confirmed absolutely. Following is a schedule of the damages, costs and expenses of the the damages ascertained and allowed, and the benefits assessed ns shown by the report and schedule filed in the court aforesaid. S. A. PURVIS, JOHN O'H EILLY, a.

t. McClelland. View era Assessment of damages apart from special benefits. Thos. Collins $250 00 Assessment of costs and expenses.

Total costs and expenses, $729.77. Total damages $250 00 Total costs and expenses 729 77 Total damages, costs and fii 77 SCHEDULE. Assessment of properties peculiarly benefited to pay total damages, costs and expenses. Total damages, costs and expenses, $979T7. A.

T. Anderson $70 00 Alary A. iTobert 50 00 David J. Davis 40 00 Eliza Griffith tn 00 Eliza Jones 40 00 Chris Gerber heirs Chas. Kariefts 100 00 Kate Wolf 40 00 Bridget Trainer 40 00 W.

N. Alnsworth George Weber 52 00 Marv Thlerhoff 50 Thomas Colling Totals $569 00 Amount assessed agalnrt the city of Allegheny, being the difference between the total amount of damages, costs and expenses of said improvement and the total amount of special or peculiar benefits. Brought forward $5fi0 00 City of Allegheny 419 77 Total All of $9T9 77 htch Is respectfully submitted. S. A.

PURVIS, JOHN O'REILLY, s. t. McClelland. Viewers. AlleRheny, Sept.

22. 1900. IN the court of common pleas. No. No.

953, Decern Ixr term. lStj. In the matter of the petition of the city of Allegheny for the appointment or viewera to ascertain the costs, damages and expenses and ww the r-nerlti ror the construction of a muin sewer on California and Termon avenues from Fleming avenue to Verner road. Eleventh wart. Notice is hereby riven that the nmirr signed viewers, appointed by the court of common pleaa o.

1 of Allegheny countv. in the foregoing matter filed their rejmri in the said court on the 22d dav of Mtd- temher. A. D. IS, and unless exceptions thereto are filed within 30 days from said date of filing their report will tie con- nrmert armoluteiy.

Following is a schedule of da mare, coat and expense of the Improvement, the damages ascertained tni allowed an.l the benefits a 1 Bs shown bv the report and schedule filed in the court afore said. A B. HAY. CHAS. SHIELDS.

JOS. U. DOHR1NGTON. Viewers Assessment of coat and expense. Total costs and Xwnea, 99.

Total coDt and SCHEDULE. Assessment of properties peculiarly ben- emeu to pay total damages, con and ex penses: aamages. costs ana expense. S1.SM.X. Ans'm't.

Paid. Due. r.nta ittei I 2 23 l.lllil 1 Mel C. Ehrhardt Mrs. fl.

James R. Lu-y Honors Luryi 8. A. Samuels H. Oliver Hy Walker (Rebecca Ollvf rt John Steinwender (John Alt.

Young) Nancy Patterson Adam Besser It US 3J 59 1 Hi a 5M 49 59 1 lit 32 5 3 (-4 63 9S 64 34 Total $1,414 07 $4 12 $19 i Amount BMeKed acalnst the city of Aiiegneny. tne iilfference between tne total amount of damarrn. conn an expenaes of rUl Improvement and the total amount ot iecUl or peculiar bene fl(s: Brought forward $1,414 07 City of Allegheny ii Total All or wnicn i renpetruliy lubmiittu. A. B.

HAY. CHAS. SHIELDS. JOS. H.

IMJURINOTON. Viewera. Allegrieny. Hpt. 22, IN the Court of Common Plea No No.

147, Auicust term. liH. In the matter of the petition of the cltr of Allegheny for the appointment of viewers to ascertain the costs. dnmsKea and expenses, and assess the for the grading and paving of Hughes alley, from Ontario street to Ferry lo.no. rtintn waro.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned viewers, apinitnted by the court of common pleaa No. 3. of AHegheny county, in the foregoing matter file! their report in the said court on the 22d day of September. A. D.

and unless exceptions thereto are filed within thirty days from said date of filing, their report will be confirmed absolutely. Following Is a schedule of the damages, costs arid expenses of the Improvement, the damsKes ascertained and allowed, and the benefits assessed as shown by the report and schedule filed In the court aforesaid. E. PHILLIPS. H.

I. LI.orOH. MORRISON FOSTER. Viewers. AsieHcment of cost, and expenes.

Total costs and expenses. Hughes alley. Total cost of the Improvement, $371.77. SCHEDULE. Assessment of properties peculiarly benefited to pay total damages, costs and expenses.

Tot.il da'mages, costs and expenses. $371.77. Hoiilh tilde-John Hughes George Wltlwer Mary A. Evans Richard Iinnlitan William Lannlgan 49 75 49 75 V.l 31 S4 4 'J 39 CI 69 61 69 Thos. S.

Williams North Side-Margaret Connelly Frederick Stockman Total $371.77 Amount assessed against the city of Allegheny, being the difference between the total amount of damages, costs and expenses of said improvement and the to tal amount ot special or peculiar benenta. City of Allegheny. Nothing. All of which Is respectfully submitted. K.

E. PHILLIPS. II. P. McCULLOUGH.

MORRISON FOSTER. lowers Alleghenv. Sept. 17. 1000.

a- 1 a PERSONALS. PERSONAL Massage. Turkish and all forms of baths. Sanitarium, 007 East j.a- cock Allegheny. se23-5t THE blind maasaeuse treats by massage all female weakness and nervous diseases: 60 cts.

per treatment, or twelve for ladies only. 528 Grant st. ew-dsu-7t PERSONAL 93S Penn cabinet baths and massage for rheumatism, nervousness and insomnia; also facial treat ment; hours 9 a. m. to 9 p.

m. Second floor. se22-3t MRS. ADAH SAMPSON THOMAS, dra matic of voice culture and the art of singing; student of the famous Etore Barili; complete analysis of the individual voice and special attention given to detail: thorough preparation for church, concert and oratorio work. Studio and residence.

327 Dennlston E. E. Pittsburg, a. aionoays ana murs- days Room 12 Wallace building, Wtl-klnsburg. Pa.

Lessons commencing October 1, 1900 se'3-2t PATENTS. PATENTS PROCURED. O. D. Lis; vis.

25 years attorney. (Call 3481) 43 Smithfleld st. seTJ-10t mn nstents. see R. S.

Harrison. Attorney, 427 Fifth avs. se23-dsu-14t XNT Frankstown a4 THOMAS MATTHEWS. SOUTHSIDE Blxtrench and Canon as. BEKJAMIN HTENOER.

Caraos at. CHARLES COIrTERYAHN. 1W Ohio at. NORTHSIDB NEWS COMPANY. M'KHEPPORl Fifth T.

J. BLAIR. Tel. Pay Mo. wTTJUNSSURa Wood at.

A. A. JACK. sHARPSBtJRO Mai-: at. BELLMAN.

Tsl a BUTLER STREET Butler at. HARRY JONES. Tel. Flxk Ea-1. HRADIXOK Hraddu-Jt ava P.

J. HAPNKR, Tel. U. HOMESTEAD and Sixth sts. SrEMOER'S PHARMACY.

JEW CASTLE 0 B. tVaaninatoa at. TAOUERT TitBADWELL. at Knox are, KNOXVILLE LAND IMPT CO. ALLEN TOWN WaaUlnston ave B.

T. ICHA'FNKH. WANT ADVERTISEMENTS. DAILY AND SUNDAY. 10c per Line.

It paid In advance lc a word. Situations anted Published One Time Free of Charge, not to exceed lines. Your wants will be seen by thousands. Help Wanted. Asjents Wanted.

SOLE and heel protectors (patent pending) preserve shoes years; elastic, noiseless Invisible, indestructible: far outwear rubber heels and iron plates: Quickly and permanently attached by anyone to any shoe: uhpreceaenteo. sales exclusive territory; ll to Jo daily: sample free. Bradley-Mfg. 315 Kenton Cincinnati, u. sezt-so WANTED Agents: Galveston Horror book l.oO); pages: tuny uesi book; best terms; irelght paid; credit; agents clearing $30 dally: send loc for mailing free outru.

juonarcn hook Philadelphia, Pa. se-4-1 1 AGENTS Everywhere, to sell Dr. O'Keefe's Homeopathic medicines to families; steady work: agents make to ITS monthlv. O'Keefe Company. Home opathic meilicine manufacturers, 12ii Penn Pittsburg.

Pa. se23-kt COMPLETE storv of the Galveston horror, written bv survivors: authentic and largest Illustrated book; live agents coining money; canvassing ouini tree. nreoaid: best term and credit given. Ap ply auick to Fidelity Mutual league. S.

Third Philadelphia. Pa. 1- AGENTS WANTED For an article of unusual merit; over ZjQ.v) already sold: in use by the U. S. Gov-ermnent.

Standard Oil Western Union Telegraph a moneymaker for the right party; small capital reouired: territory untouched. Ad-ireas C. H. Barney, Monongahela House. Pitts burg.

Pa. Malt TAIIXR AV ANTED Steady work. 10! N. Highland seiit-lt SCOURER WANTED Steady work. im N.

Highland ave. se4-lt 11 I tin. All VCJUtraj rtcmung u. dautf WANTED Coachman with good city Apniy at 4jw Fifih avnue. aeS-It WANTED Reliable men.

Rooms 72 and 23. Iron Exchange blug or. ool and Water sts. se22-dsu-Jt WANTED Coat makers; steady work; also panta makers, at once, fcvtnt Uhricfas1Ue. Ohio.

se23-dau-3t WANTEI) Ruptured peopl who will work a few hours for a free cure. Ir. Speirs. box fail Westbrook. Me.

trli WANTED Experienced traveler to handle our on the side Apply in-teraatiorvj Table Supply St. Louis se23-3l THREE men well acquurr.ed with PittburK and AHerheny; rjrar.teed ri ary and gortd osition to ri. tit pjrtu BARBER TRADE taught thoroughly and practically in wet; special in ducements: railroad fare paid. PITTSBURG BARLER COLLEGE. 420 Grant St.

BOYS WANTED Twenty boys wanted to tack hoops. set up and pile kegs st our keg factory. Seventeenth street. near the river. Boulhslae.

city. The Ed win Bell Sons Co. au2fr-dau-tf eaaalea. Male aad resaale Help Sapplled. MALE AND FEMALE HELP supplied Walker's.

10S 8ixth tl SO. FTRST-CLA 88 male and female help supplied on short no tier. Jitih. orant st. se23-lt Waited-Room aad Beard.

WANTED Room and hoarding by young gentleman; use or natn. would prefer Mt. Washington or Duqueane j-ieignts: please state terms arl location. Address 424, Office or The Post. se23-2t Wasted Mlseellaaeoas.

WANTED To buy pawn ticket of a fine diamond, about IV rarat; must he straight goods and a bargain. Write to or call at No. 531 Wood Room 14. se24-lt BUSINESS CHANCES. GEORGE 42 Fourth can ell your business.

nol7-dsu-tf BUSINESS It yon want to buy or sell any kind of business or inte.rest In same, see Jk 426 Fourth sve. WANTED Steady, energetic young man partner with S330; well established business; guaranteed to clear him every day. Information, Room 5. 40S Grant st. se24-2t OFFICIAL ALLEGHENY.

IN the Court of Common Pleas No a No. 157, August term, In the matter of the petition of the citv of Allegheny for the appointment of viewers to ascertain the costs, dnmages and expenses ana assess tne oenents for the construction of a lateral sewer on Irwin avenue, from Harlem avenue to Chester avenue. Tenth ward. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned viewers, appointed by the court of common pleas No. 3.

of Allegheny county, in the foregoing matter, tiled their report in the, said court on the 22d day of September, A. D. 1900, and unlegs exceptions thereto filed within thirty days from said date of filing, their report will be confirmed absolutely. Following Is a schedule of the damages, costs and expenses of the improvement, the damages ascertained and allowed. and the benefits asnessed as shown by the report ana scneauie niea in the court aforesaid.

GEO. F. LARIMER, J. P. KENNEDY.

MATTHEW MAWIIINNEY. Viewers. Assessment of costs and expenses. Total costs and expenses, $543.04. Total cost of the improvement.

$543.04. SCHEDULE. Assessment of properties peculiarly benefited to pay total damages, costs and expenses. Total damages, costs and expenses, $543.04. West aide i Mrs.

Rebecca 1 J. Alcott William McCreery 93 7i Kant side Sarah J. Henry Sarah J. Henry Total $93 75 Amount assessed against the city of Allegheny, being the difference between the total amount of damages, costs and expenses of said improvement and the total amount of special or peculiar benefits. Brought 93 75 City of Allegheny 449 29 Total $543 04 All of which is respectfully submitted.

GEO. F. LARIMER. J. P.

KENNEDY. MATTHEW MAWHINNEY, Viewers. Allegheny. Sept. 22, 1900.

DAUBED FROM HEAD TO FEET. crnzExs stripped apostles, THEN PAISTED THEM. Finally Taken to Jail and Cleaae ay Police Both Had Been Seat 1 Avray Before Promise Nat to Retnrn. MANSFIELD. Sept.

23. A mob formed here to-day and the Dowlelte aiders. Ephraim Basslnger, of Bluff ton, and Silas Moot, of Lima. were its victims. The two elders came in on an Erie train, unknown to the authorities, oncer Instructions from Overseer Piper, ot Chicago.

They were recognized by. a small crowd at the depot, which refused to let them enter a cab, then followed them up the street, and surrounded them near -center of the city. The, local authorities had not been ad-vised'of the ime of their coming and the night police force had gone off duty, and i the day men had not reported. During i the trouble Elder Moot was given a severe blow on the eye. which closed it and discolored the flesh around it.

The elders were taken by the mob to the Richland Buggy works, where Basslnger disrobed, but the crowd tore Moot clothing from his body as he refused to disrobe himself. A paint bucket and a brush were then secured, and smokestack varnish, tar-like substance, was daubed over them from' head to fot. It was matted in their hair and no part of thetr bodies was left untouched, but their faces. Their bodies were then partially covered with their clothing, and the elders were marched to the home of K. H.

Leiby. a Zion follower here, who was driven out ot the city last Sunday. There tv promised not to return to MansHeld, but "later they' said they agreed not to return unless Overseer Piper ordered them to They were then marched to the city prison and locked up. By applications of lard and benzine, the i black varnish was cut and after new outfits of clothing were furnished they were deported on. a Pennsylvania train at noon.

Elder Moot was forcibly deported from this city August 12. and Elder Bassinger bad been deported by the authorities on the past four Sundays. FORTY MEN WERE CAPTURED. Raid of Gambling- and Disorderly ft eiwee; tae City 50p. Detectives Fitzgerald, Pavey.

Demmel. Roach. McElroy and McGovern raided an alleged club at 41 Chatham street at 1 o'clock yesterday morning and arrested 40 men whom they found gambling and drinking beer. At the hearing berore Magistrate McKenna the detectives stated that was va-. gambling and disorderly William Harrington, who ai named as the proprietor, was fined $lw.

and the visitors and costs each. Tne total sum received by the city from tne raid Several gambling devices were found which were taken to the central Thirtr-two cases of wr and many bottles of liquor were captured in the establishment. The Southside police raided five alleged disorderly houses -over there yesteraay. At 12: p. m.

Inspector William Brad- ley with a' squad of officers arrested Joseph Eynon and his wife, Kate, of 141 Sycamore street, on a warrant sworn out jby inspector Bradley charging them with keeping "a disorderly house. They ar- rested 10 visitors in the house all of Police C. K. Gallant and Lieutenant Thomas Martin at o'clock raided a house in Riverside street kept by Thomas Purney. They arrested the proprietor and seven visitors.

At they 4raided house in Limerick, Thirty-fourth ward, kept by Bridget Contoy. and her and 11 visitors, all 'women- At 1:30 p. m. they arrested Mary BeH. of Riverside utreet.

and nine visitors alp-men, and' at to. m. they raided. e-otie -of Mary Coragen, of Eyeamore street, and arrested her nine tors, four men and five women. They wete all locked bp In Na 8 police station for hearings this morning.

Officer William Waugh raided an at-leged disorderly house in East Robinson street. Allegheny, early yesterday and arrested -Emma Snyder, Peter Cornelius and Charles McFarland. Each was 6 and costs. -Lieutenant -Garrett Crossan. with a squad of police, raided the house of Joseph Tounouts, 1005- Bedford avenue, last night and arrested the proprietor and 11 visitors, all Italians.

A quantity of iiquot was found inthe place, and, together wita the prisoners, was sent to the Center avenue police station. Rebecca James, of 111S Penn avenue. wj arrested on a charge of a disorderly house late Saturday night, and was fined HO and costs by Magistrate Ken yesterday! Julia Kennedy and Nelson Hickson. arrested for visiting a disorderly house fined $5 and costs, each. GLORIOUS AUTUMN DAY ENJOYED IN THE PARKS.

Masle at Highland Is Played Sear Foster- afoaameat aad Thousands With Dellfht. Summer made Its adieu yesterday with all that courtesy befitting a retiring executive. It ushered in autumn by adopting an autumn temperature. Thousands found delight in the perfect weather. In Highland park the Pennsylvania State band played a fine program at the entrance gate near the Foster bronze.

H. BV McAnninch, the leader, gave upon the cornet Holy City." and. it was ti.oiv;ni'nnii.' Some gems from Of fenbach detr many, to humming the airs In unison. At nighf the same band occupied theSatand in Schenley. when the program was more stately in selection: Meyerbeer's Les.

Huguenots was seized upon for a selection, and Missud's march, "Soldier's Farewell." was rendered well. At Highland the, zoo had a constant current of people flowing past the cages. Foster Melodies In Kenny wood. At Kenny wood a large attendance was entertained by the Grand Army band, under the leadership of Joseph Nirella. "The National Guard" march brought forth long applause.

It was dedicated to the Fourteenth regiment. Selections from Stephen C. Foster were enjoyed with perennial 'pleasure. George Williams, John RIngold and Henry Gant were the vocalists, and they gave some ballads that entertained. Mr.

Nirella played several cornet solos. gousa Music at Calhoun. A surprisingly large crowd greeted the puss band In Calhoun park yesterday. It plaved Sousa marciies and selections from his other compositions, and everybody was pleased. Major Hendershot, the drummer boy of the Rappahannock, with his son, showed how the drum und fife were used in war time.

The program opened with "Unchain the Dog3 of War," and closed with "The Stars and Stripes Forever-'-' Season Closed in OaUwood. The season 1900 at- Oakwood' closed yesterday. The Knights of Pythias band furnished the music. Helen Zitterhart, the soprano, Msang at night. There was fine attendance, and the managers say the year has been prosperous.

Arrested Bill Board Pictures. A number of theatrical bill' boards were confiscated by the police last night, a number of them containing photographs. They were found in front of store doors and on the sidewalks, which is in violation of a police regulation. Real Estate Savings Bank, 224 Fonrth Avenae. Incorporated by and under the supervision of the State of Pennsylvania, receives deposits of $1 and upwards and yilew 4 per cent Interest.

Apparently laearakle Colds are cared with JAYSE'S EXPECTORANT. Special Ceateaalal Services. Special to The Httsburs MEADVILLE, Sept. 23. The 100th anniversary of the First Presbyterian Church of this city-is being observed with special services which opened to-day and will continue until Tuesday.

Dr. Joseph T. Smith, of Baltimore, ex-motietator oi the general assembly, and for 50 years nastor of the Central Church of Baltimore, preached this morning, and Dr. E. R.

Sprague, of Salem. X. a former pastor of the First Church, preached this evening. SITUATIONS WASTED. Males.

SITUATION By German drug clerk with 5 years' experience: college privilege desired. Frank. A. Koenlg, Johnstown. Pa.

POSITION By correspondent or nri vate secretary with some gentleman; am a young man ot gooa lamuy. ttne education and thoroughly trustworthy. C. R. Wilson, Linesville, Crawford county.

Pa. POSITION As coachman or in livery stable. 407. Office of The Poat. POSITION As butler with good refer- ences.

i ranxitn St- rettgpurg, a. SITUATION By afirst hand baker; state wages. Address 1240 Penn avc. city. POSITION By young man as cook or waiter.

Address F. 1813 East street, Allegheny. SITUATION As salesman in the whole sale whisky business. Address f2T, Of fice of The Post. SITUATION By an able elderly man; would take anytning; reference.

409, Office of The Post. SITUATION With stationary engineer, to learn the trade. Address W. L. Frankfort Springs, Pa.

--v- SITUATION By a first hand cake baker. Address 1240 Penn Pittsburg, Pa. v- POSITION By young man, 32, of any kind: willing to work. Address 66 Henry street. Plttsnurg.

POSITION As fireman; can fire any kind of a boiler. Address W. J. 1030 Forbes city. POSITION As butler, by first-class colored man; good reference.

Edward Stan- ley. Franklin city. POSITION By young man of work of any kind: strong and to work. 406. Office of The Post POSITION By window trimmer or draper, can give best of city r-Jerences.

Write Harry Simpson, Kittanning. SITUATION Either at home or traveling, as salesman, by an experienced man. Address Ernest M. France, Wallaceton, Pa. POSITION In furniture store by a sober, honest and experienced salesman; Al references given.

Address G. Jj. Vanderbllt. Pa. "SITUATION By first-class male cook; hotel or restaurant, city or country; good references.

Address Cook, 3026 Preble City. 13th ward. SITUATION By a young man of 24 years, in an office or store, or any other kind of work; wages no object. 415, Office of The Post. Females.

SITUATION By ypung woman as stenographer; experienced. Address 423, Office of "The Post. SITUATION As stenographer by experienced young lady; reference. 4o4. Office of The Post.

pi POSITION By young lady as stenog-rapher; 2 years" experience; references. 410. Ofriceof The Post. WANTED Washing out by the day. or any kind of cleaning; can give best of reference.

Address Mrs. 16J9 Tusiin Pittsburg, Pa. POSITION By a lady typewriter with two years' experience; willing to work for moderate wages. Address M. nerman ouuaing, nooro bm HTTT'ATinw A hv young lady of experience; good reference: will work for $7 per week.

413, Office of The Post. SITUATION As housekeeper by a re-liable middle-aged lady in a reliable widower's small family. Address Housekeep-ep. 440 Penn avenue, care Mrs. Faust.

POSITION As stenographer and typewriter by an experienced young lady; best references; also experienced in bookkeeping and general office work. Address 417. Office of The Post..