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Hnblts of the Horse.

Leroy Payne's head man: The schoolboy
who wrote that the horse Is q noble animal
was right. He might have added that the
horse knows his business. A horse knows
all about himself, and If he had some Of the
faculties which men have the horse could
cure his own ailments. There are some
horses that never get of their feet. I have
known horses that would stand for months
and months. Standing seems to be The
natural attitude Of the horse. He sleeps In
that position; II is a very rare thing 10 find
horse sleeping In any other position. A
horse that Is siokly seldom If ever lies down,
particularly If his disease 10 In The lungs,
bo you Zee that the habits of the horse, In
some respects at least, are entirely different
from the habits OF man, When you work
eli day yea rest by stretching yourself al
length on q bed or eeuehj yea, don't stand
HB, The horse, as I said before, dees,
When you are sick yeu 90 10 bed but the
beFse remains standing,
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BIRDS AND ANIMALS.
Good Stories Told Of Mans Best
Friend and the Ladies' Pet
DON oAMERos's SCOTCH COLLIE.
He Knows the Difference Between the Office
Seeker and tho Friendly Caller.
THE BOOTBLAoK AND HIS PET CANINE

One OF the noted objects In animated ma
ture at the capital IL Don Cameron's Scotch
collie. A long period OF silent observation
OF the appearance and peculiarities Of poll
tlcians, particularly from Pennsylyania, has
given Major discriminating idea OF their
value as they turn up at the bell pull. Don's
dog Is O thoroughbred In more ways than
one. His position Of mute inquisitorlal OBJ
servation Is from the mat In the outer vesti-
bule ut the Senator's front door. He in
variably lies with his lower jaw resting on
his paws. As the Senator's callers appear
he gives them glance without raising his
head. II satisfactory he will get up with
dignifed motion and step out on the pave.
ment until the caller enters, and will then
resume his place. He seems to know the
difference between the callers who get In and
those who don't and draws the line on the
latter The regulars, who come often, are
received with great consideration by Major,
who. as soon as he spies them at the yesti.
bule door, jumps up and wags tail Of vel
come and moves out Of the way. Those who
come and seldom get In are received by
Major coldly. He keeps his place on the
mat, apparently asleep, which makes II IN
convenient to reach the bell pull without
stepping upon the knowing animal. When
the unwelcome callers try to make their way
within the door, he whines doleful strain,
and often stands up on the mat and gapes
and stretches. The amusing animal has also
assumed the guardianship OF the ladies Of
the family, and invariably escorts them
square or two when they leave the house. -
Thildd etphid inquirer
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Insurance Gossip.

A NEW corporation is the Zenith Accident
Insurance Company, of Duluth, MINI.
THE Standards estimate of the fire waste in
the United States during the month:of lApril is
81, 900.
1T is reported that the New York Life In.
surance Company is to erect s2OO, ,oOo building
at Rockford, ILL.,
THE Hartford Life and Annuity Company
has elected Mr.. NJ A. Whitman President, and
Mr.. Stephen Ball Secretary.
THE Legislature of Kentucky has passed q
bill enabling companies to transact both life
and accident assurance in that State.
MIR. II. A. RICHARDSON has been appointed
the general Eastern representative of the
Hecla Insurance Company, of st. Paul.
The delegation to the National Convention
OF Life Underwriters, to be held in Boston in
June, will be rendered q banquet by the Boston
Association.
THE town Of Albert Lea. Mimi, with popu.
iatioh Of about $500, must be good place for
Insurance as there are no less than % c0nta.
hies represented there.
THF Heal Estate little Insurance 6smpany
OF Philadelphia, has been appointed, with
bond of tbv6,u01 receiver Of the American tdfs
Insurance 6eihbaht, OF Philadelphia,
Ma ALBERT W. Nfe# ERsek, Of besteH, has
recently taken cut ~ hVefFesf Term ehdewiheht
hdiieies amounting tn sst6, 1000, Of which Che
New York Life TF0te gThUG, the Mutual Life
S7h6bb, the Equitable sBg 700, ana the remainder
by smaller companies
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PLANS ron A NEW MART.

A esHdieHiH's hehams IN Relieve The FFsss
SHrs NJ TFHai aRa HHsiHsss IN IdbsTIy
HHest=iiish street wsHla Have 10 he
Opened
There will, In all probability, In the near
future, bs sa ordinance introduced In
Councils, providing feF The opening Of High
street, ~ Sixth avenue extension, through
Stems eealyaFd, ,at The base Of The picturesque
village known ~ "iiaFdseFabble, ,"hy way of
Try street, fTem the intersection Of Fourth
avenue 10 Second avenue, II the ordinance
passes both branches Of Council, all she
tran O nov on Second avenue and on Grant
street will OF course divert to the proposed
new street, 20 reach the mills along the Ap'
nQngAhelA river,
Ia View Of this fact syndicate has been or
panlsed with the intention Of buying up prop
eTiy along the proposed cut, betvesn Old and
Second avenues, belonging 10 the EGhsnlsy
estate, a gentleman Interested In the puf.
ohasa OF the property said yesterday
Ut h the Intention ~ the gentlGmsn In the
company 10 purchase the hteHn o0alyard prop.
eftY, ana erect thereon number OF warehouses
with all tho faGilltias for carrying on the pro.
duoo aud commission buslness These build.
ings viii be offered 10 the Liberty street com.
mission merchants ~ n0mlnally lDw price, 30
~ to concentrate this special line Of business IN
this locality. The change on High street will
deirAet o considerable portion Of tho tFhfiio
that now oyeTerowds Lbarty street" He con.
tlnued, When young Mr. kehenley
was In tho city recently tho
company made him an offer for tho ground,
now used as eoalyard. The feasibility OF the
scheme can ba readily seen, The location il
accessible TO many of the depots A branch
freight depot would be established on the
Pitthburg, Cincinnati and ~. Louis Railroad on
tho west side of the track, between Third and
Fourth avenues. We would also have q track
extended in the rear of tho warehouses. We
have had plans drawn by an architect, and they
show that there will be plenty OF room for the
hueksters TO conduct their business
This Improvement would not only benefit
the commission merchants, but 1t would aug
ment the value of surrounding property. II we
cannot buy the property outright we will
endeavor to leaseit for number of years with
an option for an extension of the lease"
The widening OF Strawberry alley will be
another approach to the proposed site 60 the
new mart. There are about so acres available
in this locality that could be utilized for build
ing purposes.
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A sparvow's Generosity.

A lady had q canary who was great
favorite, but the loudness or his note obliged
her often TO put him outside the window,
among some trees which were trained up In
'front.' OF her house. One morning while the
cage was thus placed q sparrow was observed
10 fly round and round ", to stand on the
TOP and to twltter to the bird within as II
desirous OF forming friendship. After q
lew moments he few away, but returned In
short time, bearing q worm In his bill,
which he dropped into the cage. Day after
day the sparrow continued his friendly acts,
and at length the two birds became so inti-
mate that the canary very often received the
food thus brought into his own bill from that
OF the sparrow. Some Of the neighbors, de-
slrous to see how far the sparrow's generos-
ity would go, hung out their canaries also,
when he likewise brought them worms, but
his first and longest visit was always paid to
his earliest acquaintance.
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A Worry Intelligent DOG.

An English officer. who was In Paris In
1915, mentions the case Of dog belonging
to o shoeblack, which brought customers 10
Its master. This II did In a very ingenious,
though scarcely honest, manner. The Off
Ger, having occasion to cross one OF the
bridges over the Seine, had bis boots, which
had been previously polished, dirtied by q
poodle dog rubbing against them. He, In
consequence. went TO man who was sta
toned on the bridge and had them cleaned.
The same circumstance having occurred
more than once, his curiosity was
excited and he watched the dog.
He saw the dog roll himself III the
mud OF the river, and then watch for per-
son with wellsb6lished boots, against which
he eontfived 10 rub himself. Finding that
the sh6sbiaek was the owner Of The dog, the
officer taxed him with the aftifieeI and, after
u little hesitation, the man confessed that he
had taught The dog the trick In order 10 Bfos
cure customers for himself The offeef,
being much struck with the dogs sagaeity,
purchased him NJ a high price and brought
him 10 England, He kept BIN tied ~ fef
seHe time and then released HIM The dog
fehiaiBed with him \ day " iva and then
made his escape, A fortnight aitefwafd he
was found with his fefmsr master, pursuiBs
his Old Trade ef dlflyibs gentlsBish's been
on ths bridge,
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A yeuna dnek, by sems accident, had III
leg broken, ANA ihs weHndfd llmb having
besa put In spllRis, ths duck WIS Blsesd
under small crate, sF rallied eeeP, ~ pFs'
ysHt II, feT Tins, running sbsat, The
p0sF prisoner locked very lerleFR In this
cage, and was evidently m object 0f pity
10 iis brothers and sisters around, They
tried 10 Talease theiF eempshieH by
forcing theiF Reeks under the crate
and 10 In II, but the ef9H was be-
yeRd their strength, On aseeTtaning this,
They held y consultation, and then they
marched away .ip . body, Presently they
reappeared with all the ducks belonging
to lhs fAFmyaTd, amounting to about 40,
After y great deal oil guauking, they sur
rounded the crate, and every neck was In
serted under the lowest raj they then made
9 united effort to raise the eratej but alasl
In vain, their strength was not sufficient,
Another consultation Was now held, and,
after another storm OF quaoking, The whole
OF them came 10 one side of ths oratsI as
many aH possibly could now thrust their
neoks beneath the rall, the rest pushing
them forward from behind This time they
succeeded, tho crate was raised, their I'm
prlIoned friend was liberated, and noisy
were the greetings she received as she
limped, once more free, Into their midst.
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An IHsHlIed Elephant

TIA sentinel belonging 10 q menageFie Al
Paris was always very careful In requesting
the spectators not 10 give the elephants any.
thing 10 saL This conduct very much dis
pleased the female, who had several times
endeaveFed TO hinder him from so doing by
sprnkllng his head with water from her
trunk, One day, when several persons we're
collected to view these animals, u bystahder
offered the female BIZ nj bread, The SEN
tinel perceived H. but the moment he
opened his mouth to give his usual admo-
milton, she, placing herself Immediately be-
fore him, discharged In his face violent
stream OF water. A general laugh snsuedj
but the sentinel, having calmly wiped his
taes, stood little 10 one side and continued
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HnVed by Ifor Doa.

While gathering dandelions In the woods
near her home few days ago, little Mary
Buekman, the lb-year-old daughter of Hiram
Buchanan, a well-to.do farmer In the upper
part Of Northampton county, was chased by
q huge snake, and was only saved from Its
iangs by the timely interference of the
family dog. The little girl had gathered q
handful Of flowers, when huge woodshite
snake darted out from O trunk OF fallen
tree.
The child ran toward the farmhouse with
the writhing serpent In hot pursuit Just
before reaching home the snake was OF her
heels. and her mind was almost gone. The
big family bulldog jumped the yard fence,
and started to the rescue. The snake fast
ened its tangs into one OF the dogs hind
legs and coiled itself around his body. The
dog succeeded in getting hold of the snakes
throat, and then the conflict for life was
soon over. Since the occurrence the girl
has been troubled with nervous prostration.
The snake when measured was over eight
feet long, and its body was larger than o
mans fst.-Philddelphid Record.
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mo. 81

NJ
An INANCE-LOCATING ALDER
N street from Spahr street TO OHara
street.
section I-Be 1t ordained and enacted by the
city of PIttsburg In Select and Common Coun-
ellis assembled and IL Is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority Of the same. That AL
der street from Spahr street TO O'Hara street
be and the same Is hereby located as follows,
to wit: The north foot line shall begin on the
center line of SpaBr street at distance OF
4l5.47 feet southerly from the center line Of
Ellsworth avenue; thence DETECTING to the
right "A degrees 10 minutes and in q southwest
eriy direction parallel to and at q perpendicu-
lar distance of 5000 feet southeastery from
the center line of Ellsworth avenue, distance
of I039. "A feet to the center line Of OHara
street. intersectiDg the said line at an angle of
"a degrees % minutes, and at distance of 277.26
feet south easterly from the intersection Of the
center lines of O'Hara street and Ellsworth
avenue and the said Alder street shall be Of
width of fifty (50) feet.
! Section 2-That any ordinance or part OF or
fdinance 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 law in Councils
this 18th day of May, A. D., 1890.
II. p. FORD. President Of Select Council.
Attest: GEO. BOOTH, Clerk Of Select
Council. q. L. HOLIDAY. President Of
Common Council. Attest; E. j. MARTIN,
Clerk OF Common Council
Msyer's Office May 16 1890. Approved,
II. T. GOURLEY, Mayor. Attest; W. III. MO
CBEARY. Mayors CLERK. ~.
Recorded In Ordinance Book vol. 7, page 4l9
goth day Of May, A. ID. 1870. mJ3
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mo. FL

mo. 81
A ORDINANCE-RELOC THE
n west line Of South Thirtieth street, from
Carson street to the Monongahela river, and
changing the width Of said street.
whereas, south Thirtieth street as laid out
In the plan of the Borough of Ormsby Is of a
uniform width Of 90 feet from Carson street to
the Mononganela river, and at right angles with
carson street. and now by actual survey IL Is
found that the buildings on said west line have
been placed ON the line as laid out in the
Thomas McClurg plan. which defects to She
right sufficient to reduce the width of the
street at tho MOnongahela river to 3D. ~ feet
and to open the street on the lines as LAID out
In the plan Of the Borough of Ormsby would
entail great damage. therefore
Section 1-Be 1t ordained and enacteA by the
city OF Pittsburg In Select and Common C0un-
ellis assembled and 10 Is hereby ordained and
enacted By the authority OF the same That the
west building line Of south Thirtieth street.
from Carson street to the M0nOni taitsia river
shall be ana the same is hereby niocated and
the width flaed as f6ilowsi The west building
line shall begin on the north bull ding line u
Carson street aB o distance OF 100 fleet east Of
the east line OF UustHihe alley tf0fkBsftF fabtaf
aey1i thence DETECTING 10 The ~ ~ degrees
~ Minutes aiia lii d h8fthNafdlfh direction A
distance OF T4Bi - feet, mere OF leH 60 tis Ma
HeHgaHeia river and the east bilU IjBs ijbs al
said South ThlFteth street shall b jlsatsd a.
laid eHb IN the plan ~ the Bnt6uR al 0FIBsbV
recorded In the Recorders 6fiies IL Aiisahsisv
eBunE IN plaB beck, veli 4, I'd as a(il ana
a05, which said east building lihd rs distaht
~ feet along tha north line OF ksan stTast
isDIn ihe said west building line AZ 5Iglt
angles tlilsl 10 the sans north lina Iaf eaEssna
street and iha SAID south FhIftietl itsst ~ M
be af variable Width a. shown u NJ man
hereto attached and hereby made rt of ttl,is
ordinance,
Section a=That any ordinance ON art of
ordinance conflicting with the PROV nns ott ot
this ordinances hs AMI the same is zen WI re-.
peaed 50 far ~ the same affects this Ordl ,oe.
Ordained and enaotod into law IN Col ,ils
this iAlh day ef May, A, ID. 1860.
II. Il, F0HD, President 0f Select Cou
AtIesti GEO. BOOTH, CLERK OF select 90 y.
OIL q, L.. HOLIDAY, President Of oo
mon Council, Attest' 10. J. MARTIN, oieI
Mayors Office, May io 1890. Approved
II. ]. GouRLEY, Mayor Attesti W. Al,
MoCLEARY, Mayors Clerk.
Recorded 10 Ordinance Book, vol. J, page ~
2oth day Of Nay. 4. .. lsso ny2
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10 watehful as before. Soon alierward bs
found himself under the necessity Of 70.
peating his admonitien 10 the speetatorsj
but no sooner was this uttered than the
female laid hold Of his musket, twirled II
round with her trunk, trod u under her
twisted II nearly Into the form Of cork.
6dFhW.
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No = ....
An NANtE-LOUATfNQ BREED
a street, from Utof alley to South Flt.
sesti6S igie 10 ordained aud enacted by the
aity 6f PittsbHfg, m Select and Common
lahHsiis assembled, aud " is hefsby ordained
s6d snaefsd by the authority 9f ths same,
Fbat ftfssd street, from User alley 10 south
FiftssBtb stFsst, be aRd the sane IA hereby
iaaaIsd aa f8ll8ws, 81 will The south fVesfgat
iins snail bsgiB AZ pin situated AZ She inter-
saaIiaa af tIs center line ef uKaF alley with
iRs s9uth hFssfaat line Of iFeed street and AZ
a Instance NJ 1900 feet eAsleFiy from She sast
nVs-fGet iina Ut south ThIfl saHth street,
thuHGa DETECTING ~ tbs right degrees w lnni
utas faF distanes ut Bu4,fh more ~ less, 10
tbe west euTh llHa OF South Fifteenth slFest,
intsTsepling said linz ~ RH angle Vt VI degrees
Al minutes, and said street shall be NJ width
of tWenty-lnHr (a4l feet,
seGtinn 2-lhat any ordinance or part OF 0Tdi-
nanGa conflicting with the provisions Ut thls
ordiuanGg he and this same ID hereby repealed
So lar as the same Affects this 0Tdinan0s.
Ordained aud enacted into a law Ia Councils
this 18th day Vt May, A, ID 1890
IL. l.. FORD, President OF select Council
Attesti GEO, Ho0TH, Clerk NJ Select C0un.
OIL q, L. HOLIDAY, President of uomnion
Mayors Office, May 10. 1900. Approved.
IN. /, GouRLES. Mayor. AitesH w. II.
RcCLEARY, Mayors Clerk.
n aeordsd y Ordinance book, vol 7, page 20
dRy ef May, A. y. lsDa my2
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poorly, had headache all tho time. and rs the
diseased condition OF his kidneys, from which
he suffered, grew worse, his appetite became
poor, bowels cosIive, and he had sour reructations
OF gas from his stomach after eating. He had
q constant Tired, wOrnOut feeling. 1t was
while in this condition that he consulted DR..
Shafer of the Polypathic Institute. MIR.
Myers says: II had been sick for four months
and constantly grew worse. was compelled
to give up my business. My family physician
finally advised me tn consult DIR, Shafer, the
kidney specialist at 40 Penn avenue. ! con-
suited the doctor, who made thorough an
nlysis OF my urine, and being convinced that
he understood my case began treatment. /
noticed an improvement from the beginning,
and in four weeks every symptom had dlsap-
peared. i have been following my regular
business for some time and no trace OF my dis
case has returned. l never felt better than
now do, and most cheertully recommend Dr.
Shafer to all suffering from symptoms as 1
was. MCCLELLAND MYERS"
All forms of kidney and urinary diseases
chronic diseases and surgery successfully
treated.
Office hours 10 A. M. to 4 p. NJ, and 6 to BP.
N. Sundays, / to p. M. Consultation free
and strictly confidential. Patients ut distance
treated with success by letter. Send two
2cent stamps for question blank. The Polyp-
athic Medical Institute. 420 Penn ave-. Pitts.
burg, Pa. my1-TTs
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mo. 101
A n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TILE

AN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE
IA grade ~ Negley avenue from Ellsworth
avenue to Villa street.
Section 1-Be II ordained and enacted by the
city Ot Plttsbufg, IN Select and Common tiD1n.
ellis assembled, aud II Ia hereby ordained and
ehhetsd hy the authority Of the same That the
grade 1t the east curb line 0f Npglsy avenue,
from Ellsworth avenue TO villa street be and
the satne shall be established ~ follows 10 witt
beginning At the north curb line Of Ellsworth
avenue ut an elevation Bf tqubs fHeti thsH6a
flslhe AZ the fate ~ 2 feet bsf ~ feet f6f 4
distance VI NV ~ fHet ~ tiBiht v 7g feet south
0f the south tight NJ yay ilHs Ut r. n, H.,
~ AZ slevatlHh NJ gbh fseti thence ieVsl fef 4
distance gt " feet 70 lhs, h6fth tight 8t war
eleVaiigh N EbH feetj thaBes failihs ~ The
fsle gf 7BD fset bef 100 fsst fef distance si
HDg gHD tsst W tbs south gHth liHe NJ BsHtsf avs
HHe ~ Hh elevation Mt lBu Hf fasti thHHaA fisiHa
~ tiis HHFth curb liDH Ut NHHtHf HVaHHs 10 az
HiHFaiigH NJ iaifl feeii tbsHHa FislBB "a The
rats gt 9A1 fset Bsf ~ fHsk fgr = dislaHes NJ
bA W fHHt w thH slllib gfb liHH Ut Villa HtfHst
~ ~ elevation NJ HlAli fsst
hegtiHH a=IBHt HHy gfdlnsHes ~ paft NJ
this gfalHahes ba Apd HE asBis is bsFsby
repealed ~ fN W ths sans aHssia thls sfals
nance,
Ordained aHd sBaalad lBtg a Law IN Councils
thIs llth dag NJ May A, w. 1850
~ !, P4gt, President ~ aslest g9gHeii,
dsaa hsas.t 9E3 3 u LhR99LtipA t,s.agss q ssslss,
glaTk VI g9mWaR qqHHgil
Mayors gfliqe,. May I'd, ihp1l ApREeVadl
Mayors Gsfk
itsggTiaG ID Ordinance hHak, vol, 7, page 421,
a1th day Vt May, 4, u, lsp0 my2a
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STEAMERS AND ExCURsIONr,
AMERICAN LINE.

Sailing every Wednesday from Philadelphia
and Liverpool Passenger accommodations for
all classes unsurpassed. Tickets sold TO and
from Great Britain and Ireland. Norway. sws-
den, Denmark, etc.
PETER WRIGHT q BONs
General agents, 305 Walnut st., Philadelphia.
Full information can be had OF ]. ]. McCOR-
MICK, Fourth avenue and Smithfeld street.
LOUIS MOESER, 6lg smithheld street.
mhS-44-rTs
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:, IL II A. ahwise 70 neglect ease. Of eohstiBa.
Hgfs serious disease, t8f, " allowed ~ BfeefHsH
~ Efast danger 10 life t9sy result A few HaiH
bpfs FIGS Will pat the b6Fels IN A. healthy e8Hs
Ilaa w iiis iHsiiaihe VI eahfs, bese, ans VIZ,
A : ali druggists, hA6H Data Co., n, Y,
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Westward, ,hs oa.r.s sl Empire, RE,

We al know the quotation, bus many emf
grants westward banlld do not knew thai upon
lheT arrival they viii have 10 encounter that
They should taxa an ample supply Of Hnsfet-
teT's Stomach Buffers along. Not only II it a
certain safeguard against every form 0f ma
constipation, dyspepsia, nervousness and rheu-
maliam,
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ORRlCIAI-PITTsRuRG.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN reports Of viewers on the grading, paving
and eurbIng OF Chestnut street, from Blutr
street 10 Locust street, has been approved by
Councils, which action will DO final unless an
appeal Is hled In the Court OF Common Pleas
within ten Q0) days from date.
Il. NJ BIGELOW,
Chief Of Department of Public Works.
PITTsBURG, May Is. 1890. myl5-s0
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
y CElVED &c the Office of the City Con-
troller, until THURSDAY, May 20, 1890, at p.
NJ, for tho repairing and remOdeling of No. l
Engine House, situate on Fourth avenue, near
Liberty.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
ONCE OF +. j. Osterling. Architect, No. AZ
Fifth avenue. Pittsburg, Pa.
BOND In double the amount of bid must ac-
company each proposal. said bond to be pro-
bated before the Mayor OF City Clerk.
The Department of Awards reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
]. o. BROWN.
Chief Department of Public Safety.
PITrsDURG. May II, 1890. my2O-75-D