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5 i A WEDNESDAY MOBNING, THE PITTSBURG POST. MAT 9, 1000 Von sur m3tr- we lesne at 1 400-403 Market bt. Stnitaneld St FIGHTING HARD TO SAVE A LIFE. COM WITH TH ECROWDS TO er yen wislt areksse or 'sw Vss will ke gin ed Jaat aa eari. ly on Sandnyn lx; a week day.

LAIRD Take smr EVERY POIJtT BEIVU CONTESTED rtS THE HI'HOER TRIAL. OK C. W. MMUIKAV, JR. if A (G I fo) lit GREAT SHOE Streets are all ircred, a-raded aad paved.

Drlve-wayi are asphalt and the sidewalks ttrranolithic stoae. City water, electric Hants, both vases. Electric ears every two minutes, oo trains leave the Union depot. Free ear tickets ready at oar of- -t-i Building, for any one that calls. As-eats on the "rounds every INTOXICATION THE DEFENSE.

ft sol I dated Esua ton Avenue oj Fraakatswa Av-N ear aad act mU S. Ho me wood Ate or take tho a--sylvanla H. if Hosaewood tla Car tare Cv -eentsw If yea not prevUed vt. free tleketa ye area will to a. a funded wkesi i arrlre at IleLavJ Flaee.

Cl'RIOl'S DEFENSE OF A CONVICTED COlJiTEBFKITEIl. Opportunity is calling' you I Homo seekers speculators everybody growing enthusiastic over this wonderful' stretoh of level property Improvements all In and paid for! The cleanest and most healthful part of Pittsburg. "I day, front 8 a to 8 p. m. 7 I Dennett Water Company Wuuts Damagri Value of a Doctor's Evide-nee Xews of tbo Local Court.

PAIRS FINE FOOTWEAR BOUGHT AT HALF VALUE. The complete lines of four makers of Hen's Shoes, and three makers of Women's fine foot apparel surrendered for cash at half their actual worth. 4 Tosrether with this err cat Purchase of Eastern 1 i These are only som; Of the MODERN EIGHT-ROOM BRICK HOUSES that are already, built (not to be built) at Belmar. J- A hard fight la being made and every possible point brought out to save the life of George W. MrMurray, on trial In criminal court for the murder of James Budge, a mining' boss at Nobles-town.

February 17. During yesterday's session the commonwealth -showed that McMurray had purchased a revolver shortly before he shot Rudge. and on the other hand, when the defence was taken up a strong eftort was made to show that McMurray was intoxicated when the mur. der took place. Among those in the court room was McMurray's father and mother and his young wife.

George A. McCrory said McMurray waa In his store at Noblestown shortly before he shot Rudge and bought the revolver wjM For Improved City goods I have put on sale 7,000 PAIRS ''OF MENS Fine Russia Calf and Vici Kid Shoes and Oxfords, in Blacks and Tans made by the 1 DUQUESN SHOE CO. OF PITTSBURGH and worth and $5.00 a pair, at the same markably low prices quoted below: These goods are high grade in every respect, made right here in our own city, and afford an opportunity for Pittsburgh, men to wear Pittsburgh Shoes and that at a saving of almost a half in the price. At the same time my "inoney back" guarantee goes with these goods, and I know whereof I speak when I recommend them to my trade. This Great Purchase includes all popular shapes, and shoes for all people, for all sorts of wear, and are priced to sell at my own popular prices, which are fully a HALF UNDER VALUE DALAtlCE WEEKLY, LlOtlTHLY OR QUflnTERLY 10 IIITEREST HO TAXES A cnrelous Preposition Ail Aroc.M.d.

witn wnicn he snot nudge. Llzsie lmi 9 years old. testified she had seen Mc- i Murray going up the steps of Rudge's 1 house, heard a shot and saw McMurray running away. So did James Graham, who said McMurray appeared to be running all right, but fell once and got up gain and increased his speed. Attorney l.

F. Patterson, representing the defense. In his opening, said that would be shown that the prisoner's mind was affected from liquor ami he was incapable of that premeditation that Is necessary to constitute a verdict of first degree. Thomas Kay testified that he met McMurray early in the day and noticed that he had been drinking. Hi denied McMurray asked him where he could CA-'t a "gun" or that he advised McMurray not be so foolish.

Wtlllum Met said that he noticed McMurray bad been drinking on the day of the murder. Upon cross-examination It was shown that he was able to Jump on and off of a moving coal car and avoid any danger In doing so. Mr. Mary McLaughlin, who keen a store at Noblestown, swore that about an hour before the murder McMurray entered her store and wanted to obtain a revolver to shoot a rat, he said "William District; who waa In the store at the time, offered him his weapon, but Mrs. McLaughlin says ahe refused to allow McMurry to take It because he waa under the Influence of liquor.

District substantiated Mrs. McLaughlin's testimony, but upon rross-ekamlnation. said that he did not think McMurray was drunk and that he waa in proper condition to ahoot rats. The trial will be continued this morning. Convicted of Counterfeiting-.

Samuel Bennett, of Indiana, waa convicted of counterfeiting, but recommendrd to mercy In the I'nlted Htates district court. Bennett waa put on the aland In his own behalf and said he made no molds for counterfeiting except on one occasion. "Just for fun." He said McCauley secured the materials and was persecuting him because they had quarreled. Hubert Hoffman waa convicted of similar charges. He said while prospecting tor coal and Iron he found the counterfeiting kit, and was taking it to McConnrlaburg to turn over to tba authorities when arrested.

When the case of William If. Tarrant was called, the defendant stated that he would conduct his own case. Four true bills had been returned by the grand Jury Flo Forfeiture of Lots Vhcro Lepses or Non-Pay-nentt Occur Through Sick-nets cr Loss of Employment 10 Per Cent. Off For Cash Cases Mens Fine Patent Leather Goodyear Welt Tip, Lace $1.90 and $2.90 i Shoes at. -4 1 fell ofeffl 202 Cases Mens Patent Leather Oxfords in newest spring $1.90 and $2.93 $1.90 and $2.90 shapes at 260 Cases Mens Black and Tan Russia and Box Calf Goodyear Lace Shoes and Oxfords at.

A Pclicy of Insurcnco Guaranteeing Title, Issued by Pittxbcrg Trust Furnished Every Purchaser Free of Cost. 210 Cases Mens Finest Vici Kid Lace Shoes and Oxfords, in both black and tan Goodyear Welts, at. This is the li-fioom School House that the 2 1st Ward School ard has let the ccatract fcrit 188 Cases Mens Black and Tan Slippers in Everets, Romeos and against mm rr having in nia possession 30fa01 and custody spurious sliver certificates of $1.90 and $2.90 75c and $1.00 $1.00 and $1.50 the United Htates. 1 he defendant ob jected to two of the Indictments. One waa Opera shapes, at 148 Cases Boys Black Box and Russia Calf, oak sole Shoes in all not inaorsea ana anotner waa inaoraeu.

uu For passing flash no tea." The court recommended that the Indictments be re 300-301 TIMES BUILDING. new shapes at turned to the grand jury for correc Indorsements, which was done, aiul the caae continued until to-day. nn miEs BUILDING. Edith Hchmldt pleaded guilty to forging Ltd. a name to a money order.

Fleas or no defense were entered In the cases of Max $1.50 Morgan, of Washington, for sending ob 162 Cases Boys Black and Tan Russia and Box Calf Fine oak sole Summer Shoes at 260 Cases Womens Fine Vici Kid Button Boots in Black and and all popular shapes at. scene letters through the 9 lilrsch, of Allegheny, for alealing a package from the shelf at the posloffice, and AGENTS. Fldo Nasaif. of Allegheny, for having lit $1.65 and $1.90 possession, attempting to pass and passing counterfeit money. True bills were returned by tne grand Jury as follows: Peter F.

Smith, for trans OFFICIAL fPritBU MO, OFFICfAL PITTSBCRG. OKriCIAI-riTTBBlRO. OFFICIAL PITTBtRQ. mitting a false affidavit and for forging an affidavit to a uvnaton claim: John I'razalc, lor carrying on the business of a The Department of TvV Section 2. retail liquor dealer without paying the Works is herebv authorised ana Parks and Bridges shall be members of the common council, and the chairmen of the Committees on Public Safety.

Charities, Corporations. Filtration, Legislation and Libraries shall be members of Select council. (No. Ah Ordinance Amending an ordinance entitled: "An ordliTluc fixing the number of Joint standing committees and the special tax lit, Harry rrltts, John Frltts and William Prltts, for having in possession, a sail set up and not apportionment of members thereof, to be appointed by the presidents of the and Common councils respectively," ap- 1 a Section S. All hills, ordinances resolutions and orders shall be reported by the hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same, that it shall be the duty of the presidents of Select and Common Councils, upon the enactment of this ordinance, and at or before the first regular meeting of councils after the organisation In each and every year hereafter, to-appoint from the members the following joint standing committees, vis: First Finance.

which shall consist of fifteen (15) members, nine (9) of whom chairman of the committee to which In the Crlsntaal Court. Henry J. Ilotzapfel. Justice of the peace the same have been referred, to tbe council of which said chairman is a mem of Elliott borough, waa acquitted In crim liss. Heotlon 1.

He It ordained and enacted by the City of Pittsburgh, In Select and Common councils assembled, and It Is rected to cause to be surveyed aad vea-ed said Meadow street. from Le -em street (formerly Armand street) to i -ton avenue. Section 3. The damages caused by and the damages caused by tbe thereof and the benefits to pay the "-e to be assessed against and collected tr-a properties specially benefited. In aeooe-a-ance with the provisions of the Ace ec Assembly of the Commonwealth ef Pe-sylvanta relating thereto and regula! the same.

Section 4. That any ordinance or rrt of ordinance, confiding with the provisions of this ordinance, be and the saune in hereby repealed eo tar as the earn affects this ordinance. ber. All reports shall be signed by the chairman and attested by the clerk. inal court or a charge or extortion made by A.

Roas Rewlcx. but was compelled to 198 Cases Women's Fine Patent Leather Dress Shoes in all new shapes and styles $1.90 and $2.9 163 Cases Childrens and Misses fine Kid and Box Calf Shoes and in both Black and Tan $1.00 and $1.25 Inspect my window exhibits. They tell this great bargain sale story in a more forceful way than cold type can portray it. The values speak right out from the shoes themselves and the continual crowds of well-pleased purchasers -tell that they speak to advantage Extra selling forced and my enlarged stores assure prompt service at all hours W. M.

LAIRD Section 6. That any ordinance or part pay the costs. William Mean. J. F.

John ston. Samuel Jackson and Joseph Mat- nereoy oruuinea ana enacted by tne au- 1 thorlty of the same. That an ordinance entitled: "An ordinance fixing the number of Joint standing committees and the thewa were convicted of felonious as of ordinance, conflicting with the provisions of this ordinance, be and the same Is hereby repealed so far as the same effects this ordinance. sault and battery upon Hays Alexander. apportionment of members thereof, to be Mears was sentenced to the penitentiary for two years and six months.

Matthews, Ordained and enacted into a law in Coun cils this 30th day of April. A. 1900. Jackson and Johnston were given 30. 60 and 1 days to the workhouse respectively.

JOHN 8. LAM hie. President of Select Council. Attest; E. J.

MARTIN. Clerk of James Cunningham was sent to tne work. house for two years for stealing a watcn Select Council. J. UUX MLA.NDLlSS, President of Common Council.

Attest: from David Swope, 1610 Second avenue. W. GEARING, Clerk of Common Coun IN pursuance of an act of Assembly entitled "An act empowering cities of to Is Commonwealth to grade, pave, Owrb, macadamise and otherwise improve tbe public streets and alleys or parts thereat within the corporate limits umhontreU-tion of property holders, and proywlB cil. Ordered aa Accounting. Mayor's Office.

May 2nd. 1900. Ad Droved: Judge E. II. Stowe signed a formal de- V.

1.1. V. IJ fnr the navment of costs, dama W. J. D1EHL.

Mayor. Attest! John HENRY. Mayor's clerk. Recorded In ordinance book. vol.

13, page 188. 4tB day of May, 1900. exnense thereof." approved May UL executor, against James P. Beech and others. The decree is in accordance with the opinion handed down a few days 400-408 Market St.

433-437 Smithfield St. ago. and requires James P. Beech to ac count for alt property belonging to the appointed by tne presidents of Select and Common councils respectively." approved the 17th day of February, A. T.

and which reads as follows, to-wlt: 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 it shall be the duty of the presidents of Select and Common councils at or before the first regular meeting of councils after the organisation thereof In each and every year to appoint from the members the following joint standing committees, vis: First Finance, which shall consist of fifteen members, nine (9) of whom shall be from the Common and six (6) from the Select councils. 1 Second Public Works, which shall consist of twenty-one (21) members, twelve (12) of whom shall be from the Common and nine (9) from the Select council. The Committee on Publlo Works shall be divided Into three 3 sub-committees, as follows: Water.

Highways and Sewers and Property. Third Publlo Safety, wlwch shall consist of twenty-one (21) members, twelve (12 of whom shall be from the Common and nine (9) from the Select council. The TWO STORES Occupying 8 Buildings. estate of his father, Peter H. Ueech, In his hands at time of the father's death, and for all the accumulations since that time.

Alexander GtlflHan Is named auditor, and James P. Beech Is enjoined from disposing of any of tbo property. Court Notes. Ia the Superior Court. An amvor waa Eight cases were argued before the superior court as follows: Morse.

Williams Co. against W. Arufeld Son. on a This large flat arm, closely wovea, et in Theodore DUler against Henry SprouL an action Jo recover $50 claimed to foe due the plamtlff for giving expert testimony the defendant's dicorce case, Mr. Bproul Bays Dr.

Diller did contract: J. M. Hastings aaalnst U. H. Porch shall be from the Common" and six (6 from the Select Councils.

To which shall be referred all ordinances. resolutions, bills and other matters relating to taxation, finance and Indebtedness and the appropriation of moneys, or the payment of moneys, not provided for by previous authority, of the exoneration, release or satisfaction of any. claims held by the city; creating offices or positions of any kind; regulating salaries, fixing the number and pay of ana all other business connected with the legal or financial departments or the city government. Second Public works, which shall consist of twenty-one (21) members, twelve (12) of whom shall be from Common and nine (9) from the Select councils. The committee on- publlo works shall be divided into' three (3) sub-committees, as follows: Water, Highways and Sewers and Property.

Third Publlo safety, which shall consist of twenty-one (21) members, twelve (12) of whom, shall be from the Common and nine -from the Select councllls. The committee on publlo safety shall be divided into three (3) sub-committees, aa follows: Police, Fire and Health. Fourth Charities, which-shall, consist of twenty-one (21) members, twelve (12) of whom, shall be rom the'eommou and nine (9) from the Select councils. Fifth Corporations, which shall consist of twenty-one (21)- members, twelve (12) of whom shall be from the common and nine (9). from the select councils.

Sixth Surveys, which -shall consist of twenty-seven (Z) members, fifteen (15) of whom shall be from the Common and twelve (12) from the 8elect councils. Seventh Legislation, which shall consist of eleven (11) members, seven (7) of whom shall be from the Common and four (4) from the Select councils. Klghth Filtration, which shall consist of twenty-one (21) members, twelve (12) of whom shall be from the Common ana nine (9) from the Select councils, and which committee shall Inspect and approve any and all contracts for the erection and construction of the- filtration plant about, to be established and Installed for tho city ot Pittsburgh. Ninth Parks, the number of which committee shall be Increased to twenty-one (21) members, twelve (12 of whom shall be from the Common and nine (9) of whom shall be from the Select councils. Its powers and duties to be the same as heretofore.

Tenth Bridges, the number of which committee shAll be Increased to twenty-one (21) members, twelve of whom shall be from the Common and nine (9) of whom shall be from the Select couiclls. Its iowers and duties to be the tuna as heretofore. cine seat Speer on a contract; A. I. Coulter against gas company, appeal; Arthur Btroyd against tbe Pittsburg Traction Company, to recover damages; City of trtiteVmony and that entitled Committee on Publlo 8afety shall be di Roclcer, liimmmi ee ana cents mileage.

D. 1S95. the following ordinance wee opoa the 30th day of Ay-rtl. A. D.

IKS. lv-troduced In Councils, and referred to ton committee on public works. Attest: E. J. MARTIN.

City CUrsT AN ORDINANCE authorising tbe (reding ot Bennett street, between Old City Line (dividing line between Twenty-fcrst and Thirty-Seventh wards) and Oakwood street. Section Be It ordained and eee4 by the of Pittsburgh in Select Common Councils assembled, and tt hereby ordained and enacted by tbe authority of the same, that Bennett street, between Old City Line (dividing line ot Twenty-first and Thlrty-eeventh warda) and Oakwood street, be graded. Section 2. The Department ot Public Works is hereby authorised and directed to advertise. In accordance with the Acta of -Assembly of tbe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the ordinances ot tbe said city of Pittsburgh relating thereto and regulating the same, for proposals tor the grading- of said street between aail points; the contract therefor to be let la the manner directed by said Acta of Assembly and ordinance.

Section 3. Tbe coat, damages susd expense of the same to be assessed ayetnat and collected from properties mpm a-- benefited. In accordance with tbe. prct ions of the Acts of Assembly of the Or-e-monwealth of Pennsylvania retatiHT thereto and regulating the same. Section 4L That any ordinance or part of ordinance conflicting with tbe provisions of this ordinance be and the same Is hereby repealed so far aa tba sswis effects this ordinance.

asyfr4- Pittsburg against James Frlel. on municipal lien; N. Mousarratt. receiver. iTi Htoner filed a petition asking the privilege to change his name to John Thomas Ayer.

the nam of his mother. against tne Equitable Trust Company, on a bond: Joslah Sprecht against Jonas Slpe, on a Judgment; Frederick Kaechele vided into three (3) sub-committees, as follows: Police. Fire and Health. Fourth Charities, which shall consist of twenty-one (21) members, twelve (U) of whom shall be from Common and nine (9) from Select council. Fifth Corporations, which shall consist of twenty-one t21l members, twelve (12) of whom shall be from Common and nine iUt from Select council.

A rule for an attachment for contempt ana Lk urettnauer against tne uniteu gninira on ueorge w. cnris-tlan, who has been sued for a divorce Traction Company, for peraonal injurlea ariHnan. unristian was or- $1.50 I colon Prl. "Water Company's Troubles. lo pajr counsel fees and has to comply with the order.

An order was made. In common picas court No. placing the case of the lien Sixth Surveys, which shall consist of twenty-seven (27) members, fifteen (la) of whom shall be from Common and twelve -ftiiorney iv. Wright obtained a xw Ilmlnary order In the orphans' court in nett Water Company against the Borough a of Mlllvale at the foot of the present trial (12) from Select councils. The oresulenla of Select and Common Sroceeding by Thomas W.

Smith to have is brother. Andrew M. Smith, declared legally dead. The brother has been mlss- list. This means that the case will come up for trial In about two weeks.

The Plaintiff comnanv has sued to recover tS. natural jiia iroui nis nome in Allegheny since 177, Iils estate is valued at 11.000. Councils shall be ex-oltlclo members of all committees, and the chairman of the Committee on Public Works and the chairman of the Committee on Public Safety shall 000 damages because the borough, though atnerine McLaniels entered a suit it had a contract with tbe company. IN pursuance ot an Act of Assembly entitled. "An 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 the several municipalities of this commonwealth, tbe grading, paving, macadamising or otherwise Improving streets and alleys, providing for ascertaining the damages to private property resulting therefrom. The assessment of damages, cost and expenses thereof upon the property benefited and the construction of sewers and payment of the damages, costs and expenses thereof. Including damages to private propetry resulting therefrom, approved May 16. Anno l)ora-Inl, one thousand, eight hundred and ninety-one enabling municipal corporations to lay out, 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 30th day of April. 1900, Introduced In councils and referred to the committee on public worksi Attest: K. J. MARTIN.

City Clerk. AN ORDINANCE authorising the widening of Meadow street, from Larimer avenue to Lenora street (formerly Ar-mand street), and the assesment of damages caused by the grade of the same. Section 1. Be It ordained and acted by the city of Pittsburg. In Select and Common Councils assembled, and It is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same.

That Meadow street from Larimer avenue to Lenora street, (formerly Armand street), be widened to a width of fifty (SO) feet, tn accordance with an ordinance locating the same, approved by Councils June 14. 1899. Section 2. The Department of Publlo Works be and Is hereby authorised aad directed to cause to be surveyed and widened the said Meadow street, from Larimer avenue to Lenora street (formerly Armand street). Section 3.

The damages caused thereby and the damages caused by the grade thereof and the benefits to pay the same to be assesse'd 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, confiding with the provisions of this ordinance, be and the same is hereby repealed so far as the same affects this ordinance. AN ORDINANCE authorising the opening of Meadow street, from Lenora st. (formerly Armand street) to Stanton avenue, and the assessment of damages caused by the grade of the same.

Section 1. Be It ordained and enacted by the city of Pittsburg, in Select and Common Councils assembled, and It Is hereby ordained and enacted by the authority of the same. That Meadow street, from Lenora street (formerly Armand street) to Stanton avenue, be opened to a width of fifty (5C feet. In accordance with an ordinance locating the same approved June 14th. 1899, be ex-olTlclo members oi tne suo-commu taa annotated by them.

uguiiisfc rrann a. ucuricK to recover I5.0U0 damges for the death of her husband, Andrew McDaniels, after procuring liquor $415 Section 2. A majority of the members No. 11.) AN the crrada of Anchor ft 1 1-v fnua ui ws ueieiuiani saloon. It is- alleged.

of the Committees on finance, i'udiic u'nrk. Public Safety. Charities and Cor- Retail liquor license were granted In noratlons and one-third of the members I V. 1 1 1 the following hold-over cases: James Hamilton, corner of Bedford avenue and or tne Dunry trimmi- tute a quorum for the transaction of busi For this fiat braided Reed Rocker. Rouad Roll Reed Rocker at $3.25.

nujiuiiuin eireei rum warn, ana tor Halter. 4780 Liberty avenue, 81x ness by tne several committees respec llvelv. Section 3. AU ordinances, bills, resolu MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY. tions and orders shall bo referred by the presidents of councils respectively, to the committee having charge of the subject matter contained therein.

Section 4. The chairman of the commit Eleventh Libraries which shall consist of five (5) members. three (3) of whom snail be I rom me common ana two (2) from the Select councils. The presidents of Select and Common tees on Finance. Public orks and Surveys (shall be members of the Common council, and the chairman of the Committees on Public Safety.

Charities and Cor erected its own plant. TWDay's Trial Lists. Criminal court Commonwealth vs. Ida Law, for murder; J. O.

Wagner. Frank Namee, Kdward Stephens, Frank Zulep-ski. Harrv Strelte. Joseph Ultnsky. Mike Versuluiak, Alexander Samlnsky.

II. F. Mason, Robert Wharton. John Clyde Mainly (2). Marie Jarussl, Orderly Ilat-ton, N.

PerttgouB. Frank DeYann. et "Tug" Murphy. Common pleas No. 1.

argument list-Common pleas No. 2 -City of Pittsburg vs. Eythe; 8aam vs. Shaw; Stewart vs. West; Caven vs.

Skilly; Slater vs. Fink; Jones Co. vs. Western Assurance Company: Wilt vs. Williams; Thompson vs.

Thompson; Thomas vs. Owens. Common pleas No. 8 Scotts heirs vs. McKay; Hartiell vs.

Mellon et Dlggs vs. esco et Jannson vs. Wilson: Babeth vs. Bratbar; Dohla vs. Moffltt et al.

Bellcfleld company v. City of Pittsburg; Benkert, executors, vs. Teutonic Insurance Company, of Allegheny. The Mayor's Proclamations. Mayor Dlehl Issued a proclamation yesterday making May 19 "Hospital Saturday." He has determined to call a publlo meeting to tgke action on the famine In India.

He received the first subscription. Jo, toward the fund he desires to raise yesterday. councils shall be ex-offlcto members of all committees, and the chairman of the committees shall be ex-offlcto members porations shall be members of the Select Council. Section 5. All bills, ordinances, resolu street to DeSoto street.

Section 1 Be It ordained and enacted by the City of Pittsburgh In Select mod Common Councils assembled, and It ts hereby ordained and enacted by tbe authority of the- same. That the grade at the north curb of Anchor aley, from Bouquet etreet to DeSoto street, be and the same is hereby re-establishd as follows, to-wlt: Beginning on the west curb line of Bouquet street at an elevation of feet; thence rising at the rate of 1.30 feet per 100 feet for a distance of 174.23 feet to the east curb line of DeSoto street to aa elevation of 243.24 feet. Section 3 That any ordinance or part of -ordinance conflicting with tbe provisions of this ordinance be and tbe same Is hereby repealed eo far as tbe same affects this ordinance. Ordained and enacted Into a Taw la Councils this 23d day of April. A.

D. 1130. JOHN S. LAMBIE. President ot Select Council.

Attest; E. J. Martin. Clek of Select Council. J.

GUY President of Common Council. Attest: W. C. GEARING, Clerk of Common Council. Mayor's Office, April 24th.

1300. Approved: W. J. DiehU Mayor. Attest: JOHN C.

HENRT. Mayor's Clerk. Recorded in Ordinance Book. VOL page 30th day ot ApruTXl XX Xfc rnywt of all the sub-committees appointed by them. Section 2.

A majority of the members tion am orders shall be reported by the chairman of the committee to which the i Cor. Pena Ave. and Tnth Pittsburg, Pa. WKBS i i 1 leenm waro. Mary E.

Dorcas and others yesterday filed a bill In equity against Ruben Ablss and Isabella Abiss. a lunatic, and Joshua U. Griffith, her committee. In which Ruben Abiss Is charged with obtaining $10,000 worth of Braddock real estate by deceit and fraud. An Injunction Is asked for to restrain him from encumbering or disposing of the property.

A verdict for the defendancs was rendered in the case of the Iron City Planing Mill and Lumber Company against tho Consolidated Traction Company for a car colliding with a wagon belonging to the plaintiffs. Bond Issue Golan" Fast. Controller J. E. Lewis received $20,000 In cash yesterday for new city bonds.

That makes a total of $3,025,000 already paid in and for which the bonds have been issued. In addition, the sinking fund commission takes 11,000,000 worth, so that considerably more than half the issue Is with the purchasers. In a few more days all the bonds will have been issued and the money will be In the city depositories. of the committees on Finance, Pulr-He Works, Public Safety, Charities, Corpora tion, legislation. Parks.

Bridges and Libraries, and one-third of the members or tne committee on sur Relief vcys shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business by the several COTE YOUXStW Us UUt 'or unmattsst ducbsniM. iAsamssatlOKv irritations it ukctrliu 6f nineoas biexu -m. Painless, and not sau in three minutes committees respectively. same have been referred, to the Council of which suld chairman Is a member; nil reports shall be signed by the chairman and attested by the clerk. Section 6.

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. Shall be and the same Is hereby amended to read as follows, to-wlt: Section 1. Be It ordered and enacted by the City of Pittsburgh, In Select and Common Councils assembled, and it Is Cure In 111 111 11:9, ir.r aaasriam three Section 3. All ordinances, bills, resolutions and orders shall be referred by the presidents1 of councils, -respectively, to I fWweu On. solsoaoua.

1 A jew stsusrlak AnVfttsssnaasssss' ALLEN'S the committee having' charge of the subject matter -contained therein. .7 for seat ia plats vrawr Section 4. The chairmen of commit with Stop tho eomlasj Cola JAYKBr KXPECTORAST. I UT express, nrspaia. 1 SSkSiMSftSSkK tees on Finance.

Public vv orks, surveys..