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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-19
GOOD FOR SEATTLE
The Union Pacific Has q Line
to the Sound
AND MAR BUuD AsorHEk
Friendly Cempetitfoa'' Bstws~n
MisAty R1sais-TransesDsisea-
tai's .. =. . n. Stock Sold.
AsD var BUIzD AsorHEk

PoRrLAxp. June ls.-Seaitie may
ielicitste herself over the result Of yes
ferday's railway election. Ii leaks out
that the Oregon q Transcontinental
Company has already sold its holdings
Of Oregon Railway & Navigation
stock, and the latter coiapsny will
now lie free 10 pursue an aggressive
policy with regard to the Puget sound.
Arrangements are now making for
ehartering another steamship to run
i,eswe, n Portland and Sound points in
connection with the steamship Idaho.
This increased service will probably be
esfabilshesi within week.
II is statvd ON reliah!e authority
that the Oregon Rsiiway & Naviga-
ton will nov make hard fight 10
wre.t Seatsle's through traffic from
the Northern Pacific. They expecs
that there aill lie little DELAY in ar
ranging tunder yesterday 5 agfeement)
for trackag. over the Northern Pacific,
and in case the latter company re-
fuses ample facilities. the Oregon
Railway & Navigation will no doubt
build fo Seattle with as little DELAY as
possible.
Under the traekage agreement the
whole region east of the Cascade
mountains -yili he open 20 friendly
competitor between the Oregon Rail-
way & Navigation and Northern
Pacific. Each Is TO be allowed to run
cars over the Others lines. The Ore
son Railway 4 Navigation holds spo-
kane Falls aud Cu1r d'Alene, bat the
Northern will he permitted to operate
trains over these branches.
Elijah Smith, General Manager
Hoieomh, General Dodge and others
Of the Union Pacific Left tonigas hy
spceial tFaia, and will so through to
Port Townsend. They Will reach Sc
attic Thursday. and spend the day
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JgasgY CifY. tane Is ri = broke
osst in n. II. cushing's nachi . works
az 10 o'clock tonight, and { ilse~story
itriek huisaiug add the contents were
soon destroyed. With adleiEsI srame
haisairez belonging "a the - fse bvnt.
The aalDes spread to Tueksr's Hn-
iasSees refinery on the a8st aud
crossed tina street 20 the w Ills ison
works. The entire TIRE departs icnt WAS
then called out. After hard tsbor the
fire was sghdussl. The loss is about
fffz4 fas3
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An KxrKa1 rRRarRER


SAY FssScsses. June is.-TAe
Esrssss fsse. In giving tho crssaana.
hissory os Frank Black. alias wc>si-
rms. nsw ansrr arrest in G'asearo sor
correction With The ssrorSn rssarsler
sass. that TeSx'rsttF .as ia ysf~un st
Oakland 10 isSS en- charge cs sefsv
larceny. Whsa George IGsaex Nas
arrested fer tAe marGsr of I.rg4arp
nnses. = saseonkesper who wss fcana
dead with bis kea2 crushed. tne evil
6ence against Jonss was a,afVly cir-
csrnstantaai ard the asost conclusive
testimony was that ef Wooslrafs, who
tesfises5 khas white easl.Iaate ~
!ones sn the s'fg prison tae latter con-
IessSsl e hi,n flsat he murdered fiussl.
On Ncossrasfs testimony. lasss
wsS cnnyiNsesf ard sentenced IA he
hanged. A aes trial Was Esanfass ess
fechn'cai grounds aud oNsns ~ Jane<s
osa age and i'll health. he waS never
brought 10 Seeos.l tEsss. Ii il rlainaei
that Jones Was gailro&aea sc she eai.
lows by detectives ~ Seears rsw sEsi.
ai'a issat Ne&dFnH was tool ia Tie
aAn1s 9f s conspiracy,
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a cow oN rae rsacx.
Two Men killed s.a 700 Tnlnr.d
IN Fnnr.akann

RixNsNeasm. Ala. lnne fs = rail-
road wreck causing The dcas az two
men and the injury ef ahs,st one.
hundred others. occurred Il Pratt
Mines this ascFming o. the , nHessee
Coal, Iren 4 Railroad gomps ~. that
leads from al the towns oar o slope
No ~. Every morning trs in Ii run
from the eosnpany's ofaees II tswn to
tae mines ID accommodate the miners
ara othsFs who neFg 81 the mines.
i he train takes aut aaen aiul~ the lisla
et neafls every hnnse atd arssssstsg.
Before Il reaches tbs sgiaeS il tsaAily
has brtaees twa and tisrea huadfed
on board.
THIS morning the train CO.. sisted of
tlrFee passeBEss ears. several Gre cars
and oae OF tive eaisooses. Aa engine
was attached ta tlte end of Esse ssaift
and wss pushing the earg forwafd.
While running az the faFe of ~ niles
Aai hour The ifnlm struck ssN lying
on the tfask. ard six ears ue q hurled
down su en'tsan klnsnt. WAstfr nearsy
ami Henry Mrtauley .carperit .ts, wera
killed, ard nearly too men injured.
sasae If them having linhs hfoken.
Several 81 The injured viii die
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TseosS. June is.--Tse prize sosists-
aSnens today was largely attended ana
iae shooting much hssser sssn yestsr-
dss. Mr.. "a. j Riley. 9s Portland.
@ef+ss so referee. b. Lzsaher.ea ssssi e.
Nefato.h. 81 Tacoma az Judges. ard
fl Higgins aad s. Dashne.. scorers.
Tiae sinners sssssy wer. rs feiiozs
f ne Tacoma eiuss wpG the eiats banner
from gne ~ssssEe. Wasis Walls. Port
land ard k&isnA cs@se 81 tEe Assas
s9fy Sheof fay town leks ) j. EFas@
Saa che aFst ef4asise ~ ios.. ard IL.
fsagsAaa asad iksbegt tlisfl Sbt soss .
h5t 10 be divided. Scst ~ the dsY
= x@a pat sn ssaaetsas a9 tses-
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wssufKsTas. June is.-'fhe sfar
this evening says: II II understood
;hsi Secretary BiAine offered the np.
poiuimeri s. succeed Minister DENLY
~ minister ta China 30 Admiral shil.
feidt fSesiresl). The admiral, while
moi declining the mission. .skea time
70 consider tie matter. hesststirg on
account Of The less os hIs Pay AZ re.
tired naval officer that world he in-
yosyed In the acceptance, II hs dnes
not accept, and q is thought 10 be
very doubtful. kassoa. OF Iowa. enc
II tke Samoan commissioners. il
spoken OF for the mission.
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B&IrgNeRs. Jane Is.-~A deed sAs
recorded yesterday between The Baltl-
more & Ohio Telegraph Company sna
tie Western I'nIon Telegraph Com
;any. whereby the former conveys 50
the latter ali Is right, title and later
esis tn the telegraph iises an5 prop
srty of every STATURE and description.
The consideration II ~ and the eatire
sisss barge 81 the Baiti4oss & Ohio
Telegraph Company frnm its osAlgs-
tiou to issue six million dollars OF
bonds provided for III its contract
with the baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company.
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or h<tue<n tither nssn ard sav cfsSv
persons er persons since Tie sss os
March i&Sk
Fssseen or fwrnty witnesses were
hesesr shs Jury tbs Assefrcsoss. bar scs
nsurA information NkNs obtained from
sher. Rev. Father Yorssy vas
czsaxd and askess tc give uartculsrs
81 +. w. nuaEsss eAsrge of eufwnzae-
n.eat Assiast Alexander ssslllysa and
his tIssrnsys.s subsequent sav~.si ga
sscn eE tssis charge, ~ swvsemens of
the principals. Father nurusy M
latxSs she circumstances cs s.ss charge
AID stases. that IL uss onsr after full
investigation cE the AFFAIRS az sullivan
ard sne srssuEs of dis annual income
that he pronounced g,nnnr's charges
grounSsessA The reverend gentleman
rss also questioned closely regarding
his ksexls<1ee Of tss2a-na ael sfsaiFs,
sas fstse3 Ia aisclose any particular
k.acs ses;ec us their workings.
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isnssEasoIss. June .s.--A iestruo-
tive wind ssorm swept over Peru.
Ind. this afternoon. dalag grrat
daSsage. Trees. fences. telegraph
and Telephone fsiisa we're
ieseiesi. asla naally dwellings injured.
Several freight cars standing On the
Lake Erie & Western tsa1 ~ we're
eaagist ard pushed viis gFss velocity
through slse walls ~ the ailr ~. Tha
total loss will t,e many ih0usands ii
dollars. Mnoh damage was tsso done
te growing crops thgoaEhoas Miami
.s.tgkfttv
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FssnsssTcs. Jssn@ - =. Lssclas Pair
child. ~ onsnsanasT T-ss1-ths&f oE she
tsrans AfHy. hAs lssA sfsssysased s
tszes4z ser a tie Sseax nsas sss sssssSss.
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Drvvtea a. sls.at @aIt AXE.

nrsyga. Jano ia sa.s Lake
sgecisl says: w. II. sniglysf. Harry
Hasnef. and Williams woel. three
young men. while sailing On Great kaIt
Lake yesterday mnre caught 9a1e
and cars.xe3. and base ras hesu
heard from stare. II - 81 ieved III
we're drowned. The saka . teli1
ssafrfft4
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BURKE DEEPLY assoIysp.
Charged With Hsing One 81 the ni.
rect Asaassiua of s7raufn.

CnieAG0, june Is.-~s'lsief of pollce
Hubbard, IN speaking OF lbe arrest Of
Martin Burke. in Winnipeg for oasn.
piicily in the cronin lnuaier, Saia this
morning that DC had coed deal ~
evidence against burke tAs. had not
been published.
lie said there was not shadow ~
doubt in bis mind sha, Burke heipea 10
llil iar. Cronin. The police 10 uvt cav
where this information comes fresn,
bot II il said friend oi burke has
sqcealei and Will accompany the ofi-
GERS vita fe9aisitioa te Winnipeg.
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oRKaoS PIONEERS.
EGnaxi Meeting IN Portland IasitSn
War Veterans.

PORTLAND, June is.--The Oregon
Pioneer Association held its seven
ieenth annual reunion To-Day. rio-
neers snd Indian War Veterans To the
number OF 800 fafined in line ard
marched 90 the Esposislon building.
Were they were addrssSei st sengta
ey Judge Orange Iacct's ul Seattle,
orator Ut the 0av. Ex.jnlted States
senator Kelly, Of Portland. delivered
the occasional address. IL. NJ. ehase,
OF Naila Walla. presented hcausifns
blue silk Tag, having the seats of ore
son and Washington painted ep one
side and the badge OF The inass4 Hsr
Veterans ON the other. TO the ssip,s
erscan praent of Indian War tsur
ans. The presentation speech was
made by Governor Moore of Maa.i.
ington, and The response hy 1 h.
Aosher. counandsFef the Veterans.
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C.nvsntlen o. ulsInr rar.assr..

DEsvrg. June is.-The iisy fourth
annual convention OF the Aasficsa
Institute Of Mining Engineers alli
commence here 80 morrow. TAsre
are ros nearly 20 delsgaies in the
CITY The eeuysnfi1n wiA be in session
a, Denver Wednesday and TaurssiAy.
An excursion NiA fben ie tskenso the
YAtfca- mining can4p@ Of the state
and third meeting beld in Asp@n tbe
last of the wsxk.
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WArfH7seS. OAK. June is.-~rhs
lissviest Is:ntsll for years aeenffed
this afternoon For ever tvs bours
rain poured ,n torrents, ioofInR
cellars and causing mueh damage 20
merchandise The heaviest o.. will
fail on the WnFerworks corr amy ~
the cayipg ia ~ water fuaifsa .rsi cs}n-
necsions. Rain j. sfiIl IA hsg, at
though nol 40 heayily.
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s&x faAxegsco. Jase "A. isx Pf,iizqe'
msa gsssDA ". waliaks hot aft1
kfle4 1svt9e II. HRS. pFs pTsstof ~
slae Elsss thsasse "a ssfast assnss.thfe
evening. wAsssee had isesn sppfof@!
fss stse past ssw weeks a. 4 sfx
~asrssgaan MtSsut Eiss sEss~ss hsls -
a xks pAx Bas stafged ghi nso<nsn4
lie legan drinking. ard n y 81
sasr@asefesi 10 SEEK fe4esge a hfee te9
gss.ebgsRgnr sssFr. Asseszs q eh><l ~
exerIrr lss gent ssts t4,eoY
na ssksektess sssest ssls5 60 ssed -
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h. ~sg > sS.ssE l5szt4.
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wssaisernz, June is.~-h iEspates
from Norfolk says The tint - states
training ship Constellation i aground
mile inside oE safse Hsnsy ssth nA-
vsi csaetA from Annapolis aissrst. a
northeast ss0rzn prevails ans The st~.
inoNphsre IL thIrk. Asssst~nse ha9
gone 90 herr fsIsef.
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Iew AsaxErs. tas gaas st-F. h
strong wAs ssee4esa president ol the
s@lfEegsss fsassai 4s sis& d3Fegsssrs'
sssssssssx ss@sas, "a fssAes Ss tss1Exa -
Is ssss hestsf TMa sssreescfs are
sssar 9c3- Tss@g@ wAs 10 rfsxnge II Sic
1ssssseyrs- F1arsssov* sals ers.eys st ssse
fss1ssasss E<szsz raj say were esss s&&i
a. sszs naS<
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OMAHA. Jnre, - T'ks BpfsgAs
ledge 81 the Arelers Order of nSfea
Weskarsn convened here toslay. !.
Deasgasss are pge-sns fr0Fa All pasts of
tie { sAssa4i states.
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ss4se1n. Jane * Herman l.
Thas@. az the Broxae ssissnsa bsnk
all attend fse bssske-s coEventsss 81
Earezsa q. delegate assa rsT-s-sfs ss.s4 Sc
ag sssa firswrse National hank. Ex.
shA~ge National Eank 81 Spokane
YAsfs. she sseakans Lean. JrGss aua
s&ssags sassk 81 ef Spokane Yale &ssd
.lss gznk Il fszsozxe ssffs
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%sw Yesx. Jpne ~ Tie jury ia
The esse 81 w.lilsFa r. Howard, i9s
obtaining - 80 srotn the sefunct Eiss-
iFie EsgGF Company. has feaass the
ssslezsdzEf gully % gfaHs sz.o~ny -
sas 6Tys sseExee. ss charged IN sss Ia.
ssss-s 4ssssff
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N&wsTeeg, f,as., iuas IS.- Tho feziss
dsrses Of Richard WiIsoa es tghs f1re
.as1 nlsSssss, eaa Mr. Wise ard teu
yysnng ehissis9n weYe huSnst 0 ssssth
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sess a#s >. IL. 54re sFs-
sss s@s iIas1se. ia s*sssssse seassesS
etsssss M =. l'kss1sss ss-sssf sfstss
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eHss k.s1. Jsss ia 5esass.s Fsture a.
y n Sew York. g CAsrses. -
~ fsaf. ss W.nespeks -. .s~ 81.
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rre.idsnssai Appointments.

WssaisaToS, Juus is.-The presi-
dent made the soilesins appointments
today: Royal A. johnson. Surveyor
general OF Arizona: Thomas RnsIsr.
receiver of public meneys st Prescott.
AFizona: stanton a.. Fishrr, Indian
agent al Fort Hall agency, Idaho /:
Wm, X. bishop, Indian aeenl nj ksa-
mAsh sEefcy. Oregon; uayatio n
Rust. agent at Mission ard Tnle
River tcoisoi.dstedl sganev in caii-
fornia, embracing Hoops valley.
The attorney general has received
the resignation 81 George 4. i'essgs,
United States attorney Tor Utah.
rosTsAsfEEs.
The president today appointed the
following named post.masGegs John
corcoran, Denver; John r. Rice,
ouray; Emery X. LeuBarsi. neise
City. idaho. Benz. s. Burroughs. Fen.
diston, Oregon, George G. foiger,
Jackson, Cat: George n Plat. Va
eaviise, CAL; Nelson q. lIlit, san
EsFnasc!sr0. Cal
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FOR SALE-BUSINESS.

FOR sALE-BUsINEss.
Business Chances.
E>OR sALE-HARNEsS SHOP STOCK. FIX
L TURES. lease; aTst-class city and country
trade. Address HARNESS. Dispatch office.
EORsALE-A FIRsT-CLA sHOEsTORE. Es-
L TABLlSHED trade and good stock; located
in best iron town in Ohio: good reason for selling.
Address WADE, Dispatch ONCE. je2s-52
DOR SALE GOOD BOARDING HOUSE
chesp Is
must quit the business. Address J. A. M; Dis
patch office. jy2-64
ENOR sALE-A FIRsT-CLAss REsTAURANF Mt,
II doing fair business, on one Of the best
the owner is in poor health and must quit the blsi-
ness. Address B. C., Dispatch ONCE. jyi-7
EOR sALE-FINE EXTENSIVE AND PROF
Il TABLE bakery, ice cream and confection-
also, grocery. drygoods. drug. cigar. china and
notion stores; printing ONCE butcher shop, baker
SHEPARD CO. 81 Fifth ave- jeis
Business Stands.
EtOR sALE-AT BARGAIN, CIGAR STAND
C with good trade. BALTENSPERGER WILL
LIAMs. 1d Fourth ave. jy2-ez
EVOR sALE-,A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME
BLOCKS IN the and center o9
Keesport. Inquire Of II. L. SCHoELLER Real
kstate Broker. jy&s
Manufacturinx Sites.
ESOR SALE - MANUFACTURING SITE =
Il River avenue, Allegheny, between Z. W.
and w. r. I: r, opposite new Ihirtieth street
notwithstanding purposes in the two cities. II not
sold this property will be offered at public sale
Mpdas Sn Sr IS e Il fSS
ave. je30-62
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MOT rCE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the un-
dersigned until Saturday July 6 A. ID. 1889 for
the grading and paving of Seventh avenue, in
Beaver Falls borough, from Eighth street,
south, to the New Brighton bridge said pro-
posals to be separate for fire brick and Ligonier
block paving. and the bid for both to be by the
square yard.
Each proposal to be accompanied by a certi-
fed check for s, 600 payable to the order Of
Charles P. Wallace, Treasurer Of the borough.
All checks accompanying proposals which are
not accepted will be returned Immediately after
the award shall have been made. The check
received from the successful bidder will be re-
turned to him upon his entering into formal
contract for the due performance of the work,
and giving bond with approved sureties for 50
per cent Of the contract price. But in case he
shall fail to enter into such contract and give
such bond within ten days after notice of the
acceptance of his proposal, the check accom-
parying such proposal shall become the prop
erty of the borough of Beaver Falls.
Each bidder must furnish q sample Of brick
or stone block which he proposes using.
Specifications can be seen at the Burgess
office of James Piper.
The Borough Council reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. GEO. E. LISCOMB,
Secretary Borough, sos Second avenue.
BxAvER FALLS, June a 1855. jez-e
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AN ORDINANCE EsTABLIsHING THE

n grade of Greenbush street, from Wyoming
street to Boggs avenue.
Section 1-Be it ordained and enacted by the
city of Pittsburg. in Select and Common Coun-
ellis assembled. and it is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority of the same, That the
grade of the south curb of Greepbush street,
from Wyoming street to Boggs avenue, be and
the same shall be established as follows, to-
wit: The grade of the south curb Of Green
oming street, at an elevation of 1926 feet;
thence rising at the rate of IL feet per 100 feet
tor a distance of SOB feet, to point at an eleya-
ton Of 40.2 feet; thence rising by parabolic
curve for distance of 200 feet to point at an
elevation of 457 feet; thence rising at a rate of
$50 feet per 100 feet for distance Of 23328 feet
to point at an elevation of 493.9 feet; thence
by a parabolic curve for distance of 100 feet
TO point at an elevation of 492 20 feet: thence
falling at the rate of feet per 100 feet for
distance of 450.l feet to a point on the north
curb Of Boggs avenue at an elevation Of 1857
feet.
! Section 2-That any ordinance or part of
ordinance conflicting with the provisions of
this ordinance be and the same is hereby re-
pealed so far as the same affects this ordi-
nance.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils
this 10th day of June, A. d. 1889
II. p. FORD. President of Select Council.
Attest: GEO. SHEPPARD, Clerk of Select
Council. GEO. L. HOLIDAY, President of
Common Council. Attest: GEO. BOOTH,
Clerk of Common Council.
Mayors Office. June Is, 1889. Approved:
VIM. MCCALLIN, Mayor. Attest: ROBERT
OSTERMAIER. Assistant Mayors Clerk.
Recorded in Ordinance Book, vol. 2, page 81,
25th day of June, A. d. 1889. .je2S-I0
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NoRpINxNCESMgEsssfilABL1sHrNG Sgs 81 TIL

IL
A N CE-EsTABLIsHING THE
n grade of Shiloh street, from Grandview
avenue to Southern avenue.
Section 1-Be it ordained and enacted by the
city of PI.tsburg, in Select and Common Coun-
ellis assembled, and it is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority OF the same, That the
grade of the west curb line OF Shiloh street.
from Grandview avenue to Southern avenue,
be and the same is hereby established as fol-
lows, to-wit: Beginning at the south lO-feet
line of Grandview avenue. at an elevation OF
417.U5 feet; thence by vertical curve for a dis
4l8 IA feet thence rising at the rate of feet per
100 feet for distance of Ill. "A feet to P. u at
an elevation of 423.7, feet; thence by a vertical
curve for a distance of 30 feet to a p. T.. at an
elevation of 42I16 feet; thence falling at the
rate of feet per 100 feet for distance of 14773
at an elevation of LII feet; thence level for
distance of 20. SO feet to an angle at an eleva-
ton of 421 q feet: thence rising at the rate Of
LIS per 100 feet for a distance of 4S6.O6 feet
to the south curb line of Virginia avenue, at an
elevation of 1865 feet; thence rising at the rate
feet to the north curb line of Southern avenue,
at an elevation of 44S.52 feet
Section 2-That any ordinance or part OF or
dinance conflicting with the provisions of this
ordinance be and the same is hereby repealed
SO far as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law In Councils
this 10th day of June. A. ID. 1889.
H. P. FORD. President of Select Council.
Attest: GEO. SHEPPARD, Clerk of Select
Council. GEO. l. HOLIDAY, President of
Common Council. Attest: GEO. BOOTH,
Clerk of Common Council.
VIM. MCCALLIN, Mayor. Attest: ROBERT
OSTERMAIER, Assistant Mayors Clerk.
Recorded in Ordinance Book, vol. Z page 81,
oath day of June, A. d. 1882 jeB-7O
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-02
Ere the Farewell IL Spoken

On the deck of the steamer. or on board the
train that is to bear you away from those dear
to you, you will if you are wise have safely
slowed away in your luggage a sufficient sup
ply of that safeguard against illness-Hostet-
ter's Stomach Bitters. Commercial travellers
tourists and pioneer emigrants concur in tes-
tifying to the fortifying and saving properties
of the great tonic. Use for constipation, bill
business, malarial and kidney complaints and
nervousness.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-02
EAST END DWELLINGS.

Penn ave., 2-sty. 10 r.. mod. imp, completely
furnished and or acres ground, for summer
only, $50 mo.
Ellsworth ave-, 572s. sty and mansard, r.,
mod. imp, lot 7Ox1OO, stable, carriage house,
etc.. $50 VI.
Negley ave-, frame dwelling, IA r., all mod. imp.,
finely finished stable, carriage house, green
house, outhouses, ETC.. a., 800 VI.
Boouet, near WilmOt 2-sty mansard, L r., II
acres ground, carriage house, mod. imp, 500
VT.
Fifth ave-, cor. Emerson, 2-sty, , 10 r., mod. imp,
delightful home. $50 yr. on cable line.
Ais Larimer ave-, frame cottage, R., mod. imp,
SIS mo.
Boauet ST.. Fifth ave., 2-sty frame dwelling,
X. and attic, SIS mo.
mo.
Neville ST.. 1st from Fifth ave., R., large lot
fruit and shade trees, 500 VI.
Greensburg Pike, R., ~ acres ground, orchard.
ETC., IS mo.
50 mo.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-07-02
ALLEGHENY DWELLINGS.

"a Federal ST., 3-sty, 6 r. and store 16x4Q good
retail location, 81, 200 yr.
176 Washington ave-, 2-sty and mansard brick
dwelling. R., ali mod. imp, 500 VI.
Gallagher, 81, 2-sty, r., mod. imp, sl2 50 mo.
Lowry and Clark store r., cellar,7 r., "a mo.
Lowry, Troy Hill store, R., SIS mo.
Spring Hill. 10 acres vineyard and R., $500 yr.
South Diamond. near Arch ST., 3-sty bk, R.,
mod. imp, $50 mo.
Ellsworth St., 3-sty brick, R., so mo.
Item ST., z, X. second floor s. 80 mo.
2431x Madison ave., X. second floor, % mo.
1872 East ST.. r. in basement. "A mo.
104 Gerst alley, first floor. 2 R., e. mo.
243 Madison ave., second floor, 2 R.. 20 mo.