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THE PITTSBURG' x DISPATCH, FKIDAY, MAY 30,- 1890.
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GAINS IN SOLEMNITY.
Decoration Day to bo Remembered
With Less Pomp Than Dsnal.
AN ABSEKCE OP DRDil AKD FIFE,
fat the Presence of Manj Veterans at All
the Cemeteries,
IS TO MAKE THE SEW DEPAETDEE
To-day the patriotism ol the people of
Pittsburg and Allegheny will shine forth
in the impressive ceremonies that character
ixe the day soldiers' graves are decorated.
The memory of those who fought for their
country will be ever before the citizens on
this day, and thousands of preparations hare
been made to show the love and respect
that are felt for the brave soldiers who now
sleep beneath the sod.
For the first time in many years the
Grand Army of the Republic will not turn
out in the usual grand parade which has
distinguished this organization for years.
The patriotism of the old soldiers is like the
great nation itself deathless, so long as a
man of it lives who breathes its principles,
and however much they would like to
march, their aged limbs refuse to act
The patriots who stood by the Stars and
Stripes in the hour ot danger, amid priva
tion and want, have crown old in years, but
their hearts are still with their dead com
rades, and they will remember them to-day
in as impressive, it not auspicious, manner
ss in the years gone by.
nOW MET tVTLIi MEET.
The various posts, instead of meeting in a
body and marching in a solid column, as
heretofore, will meet m separate bodies and
each attend to tlie cemetery nearest to them.
This will cot reqnire much walking, and be a
relief to the great majority who are no longer
able to endure the tatigue of a long march.
The city posts will take the tram to Forty-third
Hrect. and will have only a fen blocks to walk.
The East End posts will march from their hall
to the Homewood cemetery, and the Soutbside
posts will take care of the graves on that side of
the river, and the Allegheny organizations will
look after the dead in their cemeteries.
Mass meetings and campfires, as usual, will
draw the veterans together in the evening, and
many a tale of the glorious deeds of valor will
bo gone over and over again by those who once
marched, fought, camped and suffered side by
side with the brave bors whose graves tcey
have once more decorated.
Memorial exercises will be held at Mechan
ical Hall in the afternoon, and Grand Army
men will attend to meet their friends.
The grave of that faithful nurse. Miss Helen
P. Ppeer. will receive due attention.
Speeches, orations and muMC, both vocal and
instrumental, will be prominent features of the
impressive programme tiat has been arranged
for to-day's memorial services at the Allegheny
Cemetery. Post. S. 206. 30. 259. 41 and Camp
163. Sons of Veterans, will all. except 41. form
'ii line at the corner of Liberty and Market at
8:30 and take the train for tbe cemetery as far
as Thiny-ninth street, where they will be met
l.y tbe Lawrenceville school children and
inarch to the graves. The programme of exer
cises has already been published.
At Homewood, Mt. Washington and other
suburban cemeteries, equally appropriate
services will be conducted, and in Allegben,
this morning, at 7:30, Post 113. headed by the
G. A- R. band, will decorate the graves in the
cemetery of Vocgtly's church, on Trov HilL
In the afternoon they will proceed to Union
dale Cemetery and meet Posts SS and 162. On
the arrival of Post 123, the services incident to
unveiling the soldiers' monument will be ob
served. Judge Collier will deliver the oration,
and the different schools will present the stones
which mark the location of tbe lot.
MUCH IN ALLEGHENY.
The veterans of the late war and their count
less friends will have much to interest them in
Allegheny, and the day tbey decorate will be
ono long to remember by those who observo
the services. In tbe evening, at 7:30, Encamp
ment No. 6, Union Veteran Legion, will hold
memorial services for the dead at its ball. 51
Arch street.
Decoration Day will
be
dulv
observed at
Homewood Cemetery. East End. bv the com
rades of McPhcrson Post, Xo. 117. U, A. R
who will meet at headquarters at 9 o'clock this
morning At Oakland Cemetery the pro
gramme will be under tbe auspices of Colonel
Jas. C. Hull Post No. 157. t ,
The Hays Post, of Turtle Creek; the Sardis
Post, Westmoreland county, and the Junior
Order United American Mechanics and Ancient
Order United Workmen lodges, of Murrysville,
w ill hold services at Monroe ville.
At Wilkinsburg the members of Major W.
G. Lowry Post 51a will decorate the craves of
the dead.
On the Soutbside, the Colonel J. W. Patter
sou Post, 151: H. B. Hays Camp, 4, S. of V.;
Lieutenant E. R. Geary Circle, 7; General
Ultimas Circle, No. 24: Hill Top Council. Jr.
O. U. A. M.; Knoxville Council, Sr. O. U. A.
M.; Colonel Ellsworth Lodge, A. O. U. W., and
the pupils of Knoxville and Allentown schools,
will observe the day in a nttmg manner.
One of the pretty features of to-day's trib
ute to tho nation's aead will bo the active
p-irt taken in the exercises by the school chil
dren of both Cities
DEDICATIKQ A CEMETEKT.
Tho cv ent of the day in Coraopolis will be the
dedication of the new cemetery, which,although
the corporation encountered much opposition
in getting its charter, is now a very popular
institution. The programme consists of music
bv the J. 1C Jolly Cornet Band, Invocation an
them, "Now the Day," by tbe cnoir; address by
Rev. Jnsiah Dillon; dedicatory hymn, composed
bv C. E. Cornelius. Eq.; dedicatory oration, by
llnrvey Henderson. Em).; short addresses by
visitors: hymn. "It is Not Death, choir; prayer,
iloxology and benediction.
Ilisnop Whitehead will hold ordination services
In the temporary chapel at Johnstown tcday.
Mr. Charles E. suavely, just graduated from
the General Theological Seminary, New York,
will be ordained to tho deaconale. Mr. Suavely
was prepared for the seminary by the late rec
to' of Johnstown. Rev. A. P. Diller. From the
rmns was recovered tbe stole that Mr. Diller
wore on Ascension Day, 1WS9, May S0;al.-o tho
communion vessels. This stole Mr. Snavely
will wear to-day. and the same vessels be used,
a!mf t at ;ho same hour as Mr. Diller used in
bis last fen ice on earth. Many of the clergy
will be present.
To-morrow, the annlvcrsarv. there will h a
commemorative sorvlce. at winch the Bishop
ami other clergy who worked m Johnstown last
year will be present. The eulogy will be by
Iter. Father Field, of St. Clement's Episcopal
Church. Philadelphia. He will be remembered
as of great help in the work last year. Father
Field will be accompanied bv Ins co-worker,
rather Benson. Tbe services will include a
celebration of the holy communion, and eu
logies of the departed rector and family.
Hemorrhage.
Dr. Flint's Remedy will control hemorrhage
from tho stomach and bowels, which is often
Impendent on too great a. rapplv sent thither
by a heart that has tome form of'disease. De
scriptive treatise w.th acti bottle. At all
druggists, or address Mack Drug Co. N. V.
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Wall roper.
If you have any paper banning to do call
at the retail store c John S. Itoberts before
the hot weather comes and before our stock
is broken to any great extent. AVe have
the largest retail rooms in either city, and
our stock is not to be equaled in either
quantity aud quality. Prices as low as any
in the city. John 8. Roberts,
414 Wood st
Decoration Day.
A t3 8ilu photograph given away with
every dozen of cabinets ol yourself or chil
dren on DecoratioD pay. Hendricks &
Co., .No. GS Federal street, Allegheny. Gal
lrrv opcu all day. Good cabinets SI a
dozen.-
DECORATION DAY
Picnics Casilo Minnnon Groves.
The Jit. Washicgton Fishing Club and
the E. J. Carr Rod and Gun Club. Trains
every hour. Round trip fare, 25 cents.
This Morning
"Ve will sell 200 men's Bannockburn tweed
rnits, in Facts and cutaways, at 58. We
close at 12 o'clock, noon. P. C. C. C, cor.
Grant and Diamond sts., opposite the Court
House.
Competition Crnaber.
Hisses' Consola kid spring heel button
shoes, stonlrSl per pair, at G. D. Simen's,
78 Ohio St., Allegheny. -wr
tl fc n.
jL-flStrerT.fipecial Saturday moraine bargain
tf to-norrowj. Read display ad, this paper.
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NOT FORHIKG A TRUST.
Answer of the Robert Morris Company
United Klote Prtlt Jurors for Jnne
Court nt Wllllnmsport Other Court
Krwi.
An auswer was filed in the United States
Circuit Court yesterday in the case of the
Robert Morris Land and Coal Company
against the Philadelphia and Beading Coal
"and Iron Company. The answer denies that
the plaintiff owns any part of the land in
dispute, but that the fee simple is in the de
fendant They mine 1,220,000 tons of coal
on the property per year.
They deny their assets are mortgaged for
more than thev are worth, and say the assets
exceed all liabilities ard clilros. They also
deny any intention to form a trust in conjunc
tion with the Philadelphia and Beading Ball
road Company.
TOTTED STATES PETIT XUBOBS
Drawn lor the Next Term of Court to be
Held nt Wllllnmtport.
United States Marshal Harrah yesterday
drew the petit jury for the June term of the
United States District Court, to be held at
Williamsport. The only business before tho
court will bo several cases left over from the
last term of court, held here. The following
are the jurors drawn: Thomas J. Mnnroe, bar
ber, Pittsburg; J. H. McComb, gentleman,
Shurleyville, Venango county; Daniel A. Mc
Carthy, letter carrier, Pittsburg; Bruce Mar
shall, farmer. Allegheny county: A. G. Sballen
berger, farmer, Juniata county; J. L. Miller,
contractor, Northumberland county: Philo
Fuller, druggist, Tioga; H. J. Marshall, New
Galilee.Beavcr county; Samuel Wood. Browns
ville: Daniel W. Harmer, Easton: A. E. Shu
man, Columbia county; H. G. Woerner,
Sbarpsburg; Lemuel Wilcox, Pittsburg: Peter
Keil, Pittsburg: D. J. Irwin. Indiana county:
Samuel S. Hogan, Pittsburg: J. M. Brothers,
Clarion countv; J. K. Hall, Greene county:
W. H. Dickson, Erie; Jas. E. Allen, Crawford
county: A. J. Bean Osbnrn, Allegheny county:
W. S. Whitaker. Franklin; Louis Haberstool,
Clinton count; Moses Johnson. Butler: Geo.
Rinehart, Wayncsbnrg: W. H. Johnson,
Brownsville: Frederick Gleeman, Pittsburg;
John hwing Speer, Pittsburg; John A. Walter.
Somerset: Albert Englehart, Millvale: Daniel
R. Ensign, Erie; W. H. Kroeht, Williamsport;
James Simcox, Venango county: H. Alvin Hall,
Elk county; R. M. Miller, Warren county;
Wm. H. Grace. Eue: James A. Marie. Clear
field; Howard O'Hartz, Lewiston; Philip H.
De Wilde, Lackawanna county; Anthony
Scanlon.
K0T DUE TO CAEELESSNESS.
A Salt for Damages to a Coal Fleet Dis
missed by the Court.
In tbe United States District Court Judge
Acheson yesterday handed down an opinion in
the case of James Neel vs Blythe & Co., dis
missing the suit. The suit was an action lor
damages done to the plaintiff's coal fleet, w hich
was monred near Monongahela City, and which
was damaged by tbe fleet and some timber
rafts ot the defendants, which broke from the
fastenings and struck the plaintiff's fleet. The
accident occurred during tbe flood of July 11,
18S8.
Tbe Court held that the accident was not
due to carelessness and neglicence of the de
fendants, nut to the sudden rise In the river.
Tbe damage claimed was (5,463.
Excepts to tbe Finding-.
T. C. Lazear, Esq., attorney for Julia
Mitchell, who claims to be the daughter of
Thomas Sheehan, yesterday filed exceptions to
the decision of Judge Hawkins. He 'excepts
to the finding tbat she failed to establish her
claim; tbat the collateral heirs shonld have the
estate; that tbe Sheehan child died at Keokuk,
la., and tbat Garrett Gibbons' testimony was
corroborated by other testimony.
Lines From Lesnl Quarters.
McCosneli, Bros, filed a libel in tbe United
States District Court against tbe steamboat
Joe Dixon for work done ana material fur
nished. Tun jury is out in the suit of G. A. Meyer
agaiust tbe McKeesport and Bellevernon Ball
road Company, an action for damaires for in
jury to property caused by the construction of
the railroad.
The snit of John and James Livingston
against the Jefferson Gas Company for dam
ages for injuring their farm, caused by tbe
construction ot a pipe line through it, is on
trial before Jndge Slagle.
Ik the suits against William Mnnball and
L. E. Leech to recover for worn performed In
drilling oil wells, verdicts were given yesterday
for tne plaintiffs. J. W. Bishop received $360.
H. O. Munson 1200 80. C. C. Thornburg S2S2 03
and J. W. Stramok 102 59.
The suit of Hannah Phillips against W. J,
Rlchtcr is on trial before Judge Stowe. Richter
was excavating for a ce'lnr, and it is alleged
did not place sufficient safeguards around tbe
place, and the plaintiff fell into it and was
severely injured and sued for damages.
Judge Stowe yesterday handed down an
opinion in the case otR.IL Childs and others
against R. M. t T. A. Gillespie, to obtain a
leasehold to property In Robinson township.
Judge Stowe held tbat the plaintiffs had not
made out a good case, and he could not award
the possession asked for.
A nos-suit was entered against the plain
till, j esterday. in the suit of Sadie F. Hall
against the city of Pittsburg. The plaintiff had
had a stand in tbe market, out was ejected by
tbe market clerk for the alleged violation of
rules of the market house. She then sued for
damages for tbe breaking up of her business.
A HEW TESHKO MACHUfE.
One Wilh a Capacity of 100,000 Pounds
Sold to tbe Western.
J. R. Matlock, Jr., of Philadelphia, traveling
agent for tbe firm of Rlehle .Brothers, yester
day closed a contract with tho Western Uni
versity for a 100.000-pound testing machine to
be placed in the Industrial Department ot the
school.
The machine is for the purpose of testing the
strength of iron and steel, and will have all the
latest improvements. It will be an eicht
speeder with three different strains tensile,
transverse and compression. It will be a dupli
cate of the machine recently placed In Cornell
University. To other machines of tbe same
pattern will be put in tho University of Iowa
and the University of Wrst Virginia. The cost
of tnelmachine was $1,500.
Free. Samples of Dr. Miles' restorative
Iservine at Jos. Fleming & Son's, Market
St.. cures headache, nervousness, sleepless
ness, neuralgia, fits, etc
STEVENSON fc FOsTER,
527 and 529 Wood Street,
Have now completed the remodeling of their
establishment, which includes the entire
doubling of their former capacity and the
introduction of all improved machinery and
labor saving appliances. They are now pre
pared to accommodate the public in all
kinds of printing, binding and stationery,
promptly, and of the very best quality.
A Good Plan.
If you hare not yet determined upon a
plan lor spending Decoration Day no better
could be adopted tnan a combination
of business with pleasure by means of a trip
to tbe site of the great air brake works at
Wilinerdiug, 13 miles east of the city on the
P. E. R. The agent of the East PitUburg
Improvement Company at tbat point will
be pleased to show visitors pleasant places
for lunching in the neighboring woods, and
to gm information regarding the prices of
lots adjoiuiug the works. A good invest
ment will heighten the pleasures of the day.
Keep looking young and save your hair, its
color and beauty, with Parker's Hair Bal-
Parkeb's Gisoeb Tonic, the best cough
cure.
c. tESLJ? at McCoy' Sale and Ezchange
Stable, 61 Duquesne way, an extra choice
lot of Kentucky saddle and driving horses,
at reasonable prices. rSn
This Morning
"We will sell 200 men's Bannockburn tweed
suits, in sacks and cutaways, at $8. We
close at 12 o'clock, noon. p. c. C. C. cor.
Grant and Diamond sts., opposite the Court
House.
Be n Soldier To-Dny
Ana march yourself and lamllv ud to
Anfrecbt's "Elite" Gallery, 516 Market at.
Pittsburg, and get 12 cabinets for 51, or a
life-size crayon lor $3 50. i
Only 83 00.
GeuU' fine calf sewed ahoei, in all the
latest styles, at G. V. fclmen's 78 Ohio st,
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THE CITY'S BONDED DEBT.
Some Interesting; MntUtlca Prepared for
tlio Census bnperlntrndcnl The City's
Liability Reins Slowly Decreased
Dates nt Which the Bonds Dloturr.
City Controller Morrow last evening for
warded to Robert P. Porter, Superintendent
of the Census, a tabulated statement cover
ing the last ten years, of the bonded debt of
Pittsburg. The debt at the close of the
fiscal year of 1889 was $13,203,401. The
rate of interest paid is 7 per oent on I5.4S3.500; 6
per cent on $300 000; 5 per cent on S3.331.b03. and
4 per cent on H0S7.097. The net debt of tbe
city, if the sinking fund was used to take up
bonds at once, would bo S10,06,05. The state
ment is as follows:
Year.
Bonded
Debt.
Mntlne
Fund.
Int. Paid
Yearly.
ISM..
IsSl .
1552 .
1SS3..
IS!..
1885...
18SS...
18S7...
1553 .,
1889..,
S14.669.C27
233,008
1.373. 650
966.129
9.55,870
S94.768
93.542
858.121
835,728
835.700
747,085
749,085
744.415
14.S3I.6V7
l.t.j,is;
1.392.2I17
1.145.278
H. 091, 231
13,991.431
lh. 257,731
13.206.823
13.203, 423
13.203.751
13, 203, 401
3,Ki,677
1.671,943
2, 061,469
2.340.9S.1
3,176,596
Tbe bonded debt matures as follows: In 1893,
$425,800: 1SS4. 212,500; 1E95. $243,200; 1896. $1,133.
000: 1897, S40.000; 1898. $392,000; 1903. $210.(100:
1908, S300.000; 19U9.J5Oa.000; 1910. $195,000; 1912.
J19S.O0O: 1913, $3.5S2,2Ul; 1615, $3,734,700. This
debt has been slowly but steadily decreased
and tbe sinking fund increased since 1S80. Tbe
year 1885 shows an Increase of debt, bnt tbis
was onlyan apparent increase. A large amount
of tbe old debt was refunded that year, just at
the close of the fiscal ear, and when tbe re
port was made up, tbe now bonds, at a lower
rate of Interest, had been issued, and the old
bonds had not been called in, so on the books
the city was charged with both.
Another somt in the city's favor is lu tho in
terest account. This has been decreased each
year, and. as It now stands, tbe city holds her
bonds in the sinking fund to an amount tbat
brings $100,000 of the Interest back into tbe city
coffers.
Work on tbe Brldce Delayed.
Tho false work ou tbe Ninth street bridge re
cently destroyed by the floods will not bo re
stored until the danger of a June rise is over.
This will delay the work on the Drldge, but tho
danger of another loss of labor and expense
will be avoided.
I'ofllponrit Once Hlorc
Owing to Judge Fetterman, Peltier's coun
sel, belnz detained in court yesterday, there
was no hearing in tbe Carr-Peiffer Council
manic contested election case, and another
date was fixed.
This Morninff
"We will sell 200 men's Bannockburn tweed
suits, in sacks and cutaways, at S. "We
close at 12 o'clock, noon. P.;C. C. C, cor.
Grant and Diamond sts., opposite the Court
House.
Very Lntesr.
Those children's and misses' patent tip,
spring heel, button shoes, at $1 00, $1 25 and
81 50 per pair, at G. D. Simen's, 78 Ohio st.,
Allegheny. m
B. fisB.
Store closed to-day. Boggs & Buhl.
MEETINGS.
Pennsylvania Company, (
PrrrSBTJEG. May 23. 1S90. t
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of tbe Pennsvlvania Company
will bo held at tbe general office of said com
pany, in the citv ot Pittsburg, Pa., on TUES
DAY, June 3, 1890. at 11 o'clock a. m. for the
purpose of receiving the annual report for 1SS9,
tbe election of 13 directors to serve for tbe
ensuing year and the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting. & B. LIGGETT, Secretary.
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PHOPOSALn.
ARCHITECTURAL CAST-IRON WORK
for Smithfleld street bridge Plans and
specifications at my office, Lwis block. Pro
posals received till Juno 6, 1890.
G. LINDENTHAL.
my30-89 Engineer.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED up to 4 P. 3T. WEDNESDAY,
June 4. 1890, for the alterations and additions
to Thirty-third street school. No. 2, Thirteenth
ward, and Sommcrs street school, cor. of Som
mcrs st. and Webster ave., city. Plans and
specifications can be seen at tbe office of
Joseph Stillbury artist. 20 Fifth ave., Pittsburg,
Pa. Bonds for the full amount of contract
will be required. The right Is reserved to re
ject any or all proposals. The proposals are to
be addressed to ALFRED LAWTON, Sec'y.,
368 Center ave. my29o
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at the office of the Secretary of the
a own Council of Butler borough until TUES
DAY, June 3, 1890, at 7:30 P.M. for the paving
of Main street ot Butler borough (about 25.000
square. yds. to be paved with tire or itritled
brick.) Plans and speclficatlonscan be seen at
tbe office of the Secretary of Council. Council
reserves tbe right to reject anv or all bids.
W. T. MECHLIN.',
President of Town Council.
LEVI M. WISE, Sec.
'Butler. Pa., May 21, 1890. my22-13
fTWEASURY DEPARTMENT, MAY 17. Io90. I
JL seaien proposals win De received at the
office of the Supervising Architect. Treasury
Department, Washington, D. C, until 2
o'clock P. M. on the 9th day of JUNE, 1890,
for all the labor and materials required
for the iron furring, lathing and plaster
ing for tbe United States Court House and
Post office building at Pittsburg, Pa., in accord
ance with tbe drawings and specifications,
copies of which may be bad on application at
this office or the office of the superintendent.
Each bid mast be accompanied by a certified
check for T29X. Tbe department will reject all
bids received after tbe time fixed for opening
the same: also, bids which do not comply
strictly with all tbe requirements ot this in
vitation. Proposals must be sealed and in
dorsed, "Proposals foriron furring, lathing and
plastering for the United States Court House
and Postoffice building at Pittsbure. Pa.." and
addressed to JAMES H. W INDIUM. Super
vising Architect. iny21-36-MWF
PROPOSALS SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received by the Borough of Brad
dock until 7:30 P. 31 , MONDAY. June 2, 1890,
for the gradine and paving of Fourth, Parker,
Ninth. Allequippa and Washington streets,
twenty thousand (20,000) square yards, more or
less.
Separate bids will be received for each of the
following materials: Vitrified fire brick, asphalt
block, and regular and Irregular Ligonier
block. A suitable bond must accompany each
bid.
The right is reserved by the Borough Council
to reject any or all bids.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the
office of the Bornugb Engineer, No. 730 Brad
dock avenue, Braddock, Pa.
H. C. SHALLENBERGER, Burgess.
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LEGAL NOTICE;-
OFFICE OF
FIDELITY 1ITLE AND TRUST COMPANY,
121 and 123 Fourth ave.
ESTATEOF JOSEPH PRlMROSE,DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby elven that letters or admin
istration on tbe etatc of Joseph Primrose, de
ceased, late of Allegheny, Pa., baiebeen granled
to the undersigned, to whom all persons Indebted
to said estste are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands
against the same will make them known without
delay. FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO.,
Administrator of Joseph PrImroe. DAVID Q.
EWINU, Attorney. my30-106-r
OFFICE OF
FIDELITY TITLE & TRUST COMPANY,
121 and 123 Fourth ave.
ESTATE OF JOSEPH S. CKOASDALE, DE
CEASED. Notice Is hereby given that let
ters of administration on the estate of Joseph
S. Croasdale, deceased, late of Pittsburg. Pa.,
have been grantd to the undersigned, to
whom all persous indebted to said estate are
requested to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands against the same will
make them known without delay. .FIDELITY
TITLE & TRUST CO., Administrator or Joseph
H. Croasdale. DAVID Q. EWIN'U, Attorney.
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OFFICE (IF
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY,
121 and 123 Fourth avenue.
ESTATE OF BELLE HITS, DECEASED.
Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
istration on the estate of Belle Hite. deceased,
late or Allegheny, Pa., have been granted to
the undersigned, to whom all persons Indebted to
said estate are requvsted to make lmmedtste pay
ment, and those havlnc claims or demands against
the same will make tbcm known without delay.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY,
Administrator of Belle Hlte. DAVID Q. EWLNG,
Attorney. iny30-91-F
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made to the Governor
of the State of Pennsylvania on JUNE 21, 18yo,
under the act of Assembly of tbe Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, entitled, "An act to
provide for the incorporation and regulation of
certain corporations," approved April 29, 1S7L
and tbe supplements thereto, for the charter of
an intended corporation, to be called "Laurel
Land Company," tbe character and object
whereof is for tbe purpose of buying, holding,
improving, leasing, mortgaging and selling rc.il
estate, and for these purposes to have, to
possess and enjoy all tho rights, benefits and
privileges nt the said act of Assembly and Its
supp'ements. MERCER & McILVAIN,
mv3n-9.F Solicitors.
is KADtiUAKTERs FOB,
MINERAL AND TABLE WATERS.
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tion, and none taken for less than fifty tents.
1HE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BRAircir OFFICES.
THE BHANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH
SIDE HAS BEEN KEMOVED TO HO. 1412
CAlJbON STKEKT.
AD VEUTISESIENTS. NEWS AND SUBSCRIP
TIONS CAN BE LEFT THERE BOTH FOR
GENERAL EDITIONS. AND FOR THE
SPECIAL SOUTHS1DK lSbUE PUBLISHED
EACH SATUUDAT.
BRANCH OFFICES ARE ALSO ESTAB
LISHED AT THF, FOLLOWING PLACES,
AT ALL OF WHICH WANT. FOR SALE. TO
LET. AND OTHER TRANSIENT ADVERTISE
MENTS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO 9 1". M.
FOR INSERTION NEXT MORNING:
Advertisements are to be prepaid except where
advertisers already have accounts with THE D1S
rjLicu. PITTSBURG.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. SSiO Bntler utreet.
EMIL G. STUCKEY. 24th street and Tenn ave.
E. G. STUCKEY A CO., Wylle ave. and FultoaiU
N. bTOKELY, yifih Avenne Market House.
EAST TOTD.
i. W. WALLACE, 61211'eun avenne.
OAXXAKO.
MCALLISTER & SHElltLER. 5th av. ft Alwood
EOUTIIBIDE.
JACOB BPOHN. No. ICarson street.
ALLEGHENY.
A.J. KAEROHER. 59 Federal street.
H. J. MCBRIDE, Market House, Allegheny.
FRED H. EGGERS. 172 Ohio street
F. H. EGGERS 4 SON, Ohio and Chestnut its.
J. F. STEVENSON Arch and Jackson itreets.
THOMAS MCHENRY. Westernand Irwin ave.
G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PERRY M GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny avel,
T. R. MORRIS, 686 Preble ave.
JI1LLVALE BOROUGH.
W. W. FLOCK.ER, Stationer. No. 4 Grant ave.
SHARPSBURG.
C. BELLMAN, Stationer. 818 Main st.
ADVERTISERS,
PLEASE NOTICE!
THE BUSINESS OFFICE OF
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
HAS BEEN REMOVED
tO CORNER SMITHFIELD AND
Diamond Streets.
WANTED.
Male Htln.
WASTED-BOTTLE 'WASHER. APPLY AT
CITTBOITLI-NG WORKS. Moliecsport,
Pa. myM-16
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED MAN TO
cut pants by Knife. I. KAUFMAN &
SONS, I5andl7 Ninth st. myS-13
WANTED-TRAVELING men TO SELL Hll
SIF.KV. glores. etc. AddressGLOBE HO
SIERY MILLS. Detroit, Mich. myI8-51
WANTED-A GOOD SOBER MAN COOK
can have permanent position at pood
wages. Address BOX O, Foiburc, Pa. my30-ll
ANTED-A GOOD BARBER AND A BOY
with some experience at the trade. In
quire at No. 80 Wylle aye. JOBU H. MAST.
my30-18
TTANTED-KIKST-CL.ASb COAT MAKERS
TV to work on line coats. Apply JAS. DICK
SON. 65 Fifth ave.
cor. Wood St., second floor.
myz-D
WANTED-A GOOD SHOEMAKER TO GO
to N ew Castle, Pa. : steady work tor a good
man. Apply to ROEDEL. BRAUN 4 CO.. 638
Wood st. my30-8o
WANTED-AGENTS-JoO OUTFIT ON 30
days' time; tl50 profit in four weeks or no
psy. Address, with stamp, JARVIS & CO.. Ra
cine, Wis. myi9-38
WANTED FIRST-CLASS TAILORS TO
work on altering and repairing. Apply
JAS. DICKSON, 55 Fifth ave., cor. Wood st
second floor. my2-D
-rrrANTEn-
WOOD ENGRAVER-GOOD ME-
!AL workman. AnnlT. with nrnnfH.
V CHANICAL workman.
to RYDER ft DEARTH, 1 Westminster st,.
Providence, B. 1. my27-27
WANTED-GOOD JOURNEYMAN BARBER
and good boy to learn the trade: good wares
and steady employment. Apply st once to PETER
STORMFELB. McKee's Rocks, Pa. mySO-80
WANTED -A-DRAFTSMAN OF EXPERI
ENCE In rolllnr mill and engine work: this
Is a permanent place for a good man with a Iarse
concern. Address bCOTT FOUNDRY, Heading,
Pa. my30-84
-TTTANTED-A YOUNG MAN WHO IS FA
VV -MILIAR with typewrler and shorthand
and general office work: wages, HO a month. Ap
olv by letter, with relerence. J. C, Dispatch
office. myis-55
WANTKD-MAN ACCUSTOMED TO WORK
In glasshouse etching department as a
dipper: steady work, guaranteed through summer
stop: state waees and references. Address G. E.
F-, Dispatch office. iny2S-4
WANTED -AN EXPERIENCED MAN TO
wait In private family: one who has been
accustomed to inside woric, and who can bring
good references from last engagements. Address
X. Y. Z., Dispatch office my2s-84
WANTED-SALESMEN AT 175 PER .MONTH
salarrand expensed, toselia line orsllver
plated ware watches, etc.; by sample only; borse
and team furnished free; write at once for full
Bsrtlculars rrnd sample case of goods free. Sl'AN
ARD SILVERWARE CO.. Boston, Miss?
SC24-90-D
WANTED-A SUPERINTENDENT FOR ONE
orthelirge&t boiler works In the West;
oneacquatuted with the construction of stand
pipes, blast furnace wort, oil tanks and general
heavy plate work preferred: an exceptional op
portunity for an experienced and energetic party
tor advancement: salary will be satisfactory. An
swer giving personal -description, experience and
reference, PIS, in care of Lord & Tnomas. Clil
csgo. my30-99
"TTANTED-AMANAOhRORFOREMANFOR
TV a Jobbing galvanizing works now In full
operation: Integrity, sobriety and a thoroiicu
knowledge of the business In all its details Indis
pensable, and no application will be entertained
unless these qualities can be established: steady
work, salary no object and no caoltal necessary;
all communications must be accompanied with
references, experlenceand real nameand address,
which will be treated in strict confidence. Send
replies to B, care JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.. 129
Fourth avenue, Pittsburg. myao-104
Fesnnlo Help.
-TTTANTED-DRkSSMAKEH APPLY AT 225
W FIFl'H AVE.
my30-si
WANTED-A FEMALE COOK.
PENN AVE.
APPLY 1H5
my30-31
WANTED-A BRIGHT,
active, enereetlc mlan.
INTELLIGENT,
answer bell call and keen offices In ferlect condl-
uon. ua. aicrUGAKT, ts Penn ave. my30-24
WANTED- JURSE WITH EXPERIENCE
foranlnriut and two children; place per
manent to right party. Inquire of Mrs. A. L.
nAiuna. corner cncriaan ana uoveler sts..
East End, city. I mySO-92
TTJAN1 ED-IMMED1ATELY. FIRST-CLASS
tt saiesi&ar noi unaer JS)i mut be of good
address and pleasing manner; permanent posi
tion: call alter a Saturday. H. A. SCHROEDER.
701 Smithfleld st. mySO-11
Malognnd Feinnio Rein.
-TTJ AN TED-COACHMAN, BUTLER, 2 WHITE
VT waiters, man for lunch counter, farm
hands, cooks, chambermaids, house girls, 40 tor
hotels, housekeeper, seamstress, nurse girl.
MEEHAN'S, H5 Grant St. my28-D
Situations.
WANTED-A POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER
to a widower, or cook in hotel, or business
house. Address C. S 3509 Butler St., Pittsburg.
my39-33
TTf ANTED POSITION AS ASSISTANT
v bookkeeperand collector with planing or
sawmill: first-class refereuce given. Address J.
H. G., Dlspitch office. my30-l3
Tr7"ANTED-SITUATION AS SALESMAN OK
TT shipping 'clerk In wholesale house by an
experienced man; can give Al reference. H. L.
SHERMAN, IIS Penn avenue.. my3O-30
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF FINE
address, Intelligence, good moral charac
ter and experience, position as office or entry
clerk, salesman 'or any office of trust: very best of
reference. Address J. I. C, Dispatch office.
i my 30-88
TTTANTfcD-A YOUNG MAN WOULD LDiE
YY to be offered some Inducement by a respon
sible firm or individual to go to the .Northwest,
either Wash.,, Mont, or Idaho: can mske himself
generally useful or specially so: best or references.
Address for one month J. W. K., Dispatch office.
my3g-91
I Financial.
WANTED-MORTGAGES ON CITY OB
Allegheny county property st lowest rates.
HENRY A. W-EAVLKitO.. SIFourth avenue.
mh2-D ,
WANTED-TO LOAN 1500,0)0. IX ASIOUNT3
, of S3, COO and upward, on city and suburban
property, on percent, tree of tax: also smaller
amounts sts and e per cent BLACK & IIA1RD,
Saiourtn avenue. sel-d28-p
WANTKD-MORTGAGES-il, 000, 000TO LOAN"
. j city and suburban properties at , Sand
epercent. and on larms in Allegheny and adja
cent counties at (per cent. 1. M. PENNOCK i
bON, 147 Fourth avenne. ap7-fll
WANTED-TO 1.0 AN 1100,000 N MOBT
.GAGES; 100 and upward at 8 per cent;
1500,000 at 4K per cent on residences or business
property; also In adiolniug counties. 8. H.
FBLN Ch, us Fourth avenue, , oc2t-4-o
WANTED.
Partners.
WANTED-PARTNER-faM IMMEDIATELY;
YT will buy half interest In a flrst-elass bnsl
pess, located on principal street or tbe city: this
Is one chance in a lifetime to an enterprising
young man. For full particulars address QDNiK
DEAL, Press office. my30-27
Miscellaneous.
-VTTANTED-SADDLE HORSE: MUST BE
W safe for lady. Inquire JOS. HITE, 190Flrst
avenue. Pittsburg. my29-34
WANTED -PARTIES WISHING TO HAVE
signs painted In larsre or small quantities,
to call on or addreF ASTORIA' aXOl W0KKS
ll Filth ave., cor. Smithfleld st, my8-Mwr
WANTED -EVERYONE TO MAKE HOME
happy with a light running New Home
sewing machine: for speed and easy running none
better: pleased to have you call and see for your
self at If. CARTER'S, No. 19 Sixth St.
myas-uwp
"VIANTED-ALL TO "USE JONES' MAGIC
TT Roach Powder: contains nopolsontroaches
banished by contract; satisfaction given or no
pay. Prepared by GEO. W. JONES, 122 Federal
St., Allegheny. Pa. Sold by all Jlrst-class drag
glsts. Telephone No. J33Z. mr2-42-twr
FOR HALE IMPUOVED REAL ES.TATE.
City Residences.
FOR SALE-ON STEUBEN STREET, TniBTY
B1XTH ward, good house or nine rooms, lot,
etc.: win he sold at a bargain. LASHI.1.L&
RANKIN. 67 Fourth ave. my30-90
Enst JSnd Resiliences.
FOR SALE-o.600-NEAT BRICK HOUSE
seven rooms, bath, and all conveniences; lot
45x120: near Hlghlind ave.. Nineteenth ward.
MELLON BROTHERS, 6349 btatlon St., E. E.
mj25-127-MWT
TjlOK SALE-NICE HOME: GOOD FRAME
A' house four rooms, large cellar: lot 38x100 ft.
near Larimer ave..
Ave minutes of P. R. R. or
Cable: only fi200.
btatlon St., E. E.
.MELLON BROTHERS. BH5I
my25-127-uwr
FORSALE-FIRST-CLASSREbIDENCE:GOOD
location; 15 rooms: hard-wood finish: electric
lights: elegant stable, finished In hard wood: ice
house and cow stable; lot 120x305 ft,, with (1) or
additional lot, 130x140; owner leaving city; will
sell cheap. Apply ROOM 213, Lewis Block.
my23-29
F
lOR SALE -OR WILL TRADE FOR CITY
'atBrushton. eight rooms, reception hall and ail
otner modern improvements; electric ugni an
through the house: must be seen to get an Idea of
Its beauty; lot 80x100. J. C. REILLiY, 77 Diamond
6t. my23-23
Allrshenr Residences.
I7;ORSALE-$3.500-BOYLEST., ALLEGHENY,
two-story brick dwelling seven looms, bath,
both gases, h, and c. water: lot 20x92: line loca
tion; good terms. BAXTER, THOMPSON 4 CO.,
162 Fourth ave. my25-72-MWFSu
FOR SALE-?19,C00A PRIME ALLEGHENY
Investment, ten brick houses, corner lot,
fronting two good streets; buildings always in
demand and occupied by prompt paying tenants;
rentals $2,000 per year: easy terms of payment:
property out of the market Junel. CHARLES
SOMKUSiUO., 313 Wood street, 6019Penn avenue.
my28-62
ITKIRSALE-NICEDWELLINGHOUSI; CLOSE
? to electric cars and near head of Federal
street. Allegheny: 9 rooms, with alt modern con
veniences, wide piazza and porches; large corner
lot; fruit and shade trees, etc.; beantitul views
from the nropertv; Immediate possession. JAS.
W. DRAPE & CO"., L Fourth avenue, Pittsburg.
my30-10o
FOR S.ALE HITS.
Cltr Lot
TT'OB SALE-LOT ON WEBSTER AVE.,
NEAR
JJ Thlrtv-thlrd st. : 24x100 ft.
street naved: im
provements paid: 81.000 cash: one week only, ln-
quire at J50 SOL
uu av., Aiiegneuy, r.
my30-23
East Bnd Lots.
FOR SALE-J9C0-HANDSOME LARGE LOTS,
25x112 feet: 60-lt. St.: Twenty-first ward: 3
minutes or P. K. R. MELLON BRO'l HERS. 6349
Station St.. E. E. my25-127-Mwr
TJt
OR SALE-2'LOTS 50X160 FT. EACH ONLY
3 minutes from railroad and Fifth and Penn
avenues. Last End; will sell below market price.
For particulars see A. D. WILSON, 55 Federal st,,
Allegheny. my28-i5
FOR SALE-911 PER FOOT-SQUIRREL HILL,
1.(00 feet frontage on a 50-foot street, level
lying, good location and convenient to second
ave. electric Hue: enhancement certain: can be
retailed at a handsome profit. SAMUEL W.
BLACK & CO.. 99 Fourth ave. my29-l-Mrrr
FOR SALE-TWO LOTS, 40x137 30-100 EACH,
on the corner of Kelly and Park streets. In
Bank of Commerce plan, near Brushton sta.. P.
R. K.: those lots are besutirully located and of
fered at a bargain If sold soon. M. P. HO WLLY
A SON, 127 Fourth ave. my30-17
I710R SALE-NOW IS tfOUR CHANCE TO SE
) CURE a first-class location for a cheerful
homcjnst placed on the market for the first time;
lots 60x180 on McCulIy. St. Clair and Euclid ave
nues: no finer neighborhood In the Last End:
call and see plans. M. P. HOWLEY &SON, 127
Fourth ave. my30-18
Allechenv Lots.
F
'OR SALE-IOO ALLEGHENY LOTS ON
Lombard St.. Linden and Maol1 aves.. Tenth
snd Twelfth wards: payments easy. Inquire ol
J. AS. MCNAUGHER, 43 North Diamond st. or
43 Federal st. mhi:-56-p
Suburban Loth.
FOR SALE NORTH HOMESTEAD LOTS, 601
120 feet, fronting on a 60-tont street, near
Swlssvale station, P.R.R., snd City Farm station,
15. & O. B. R. : price 9409 to (500 each: terms to suit.
IRA M. BURCHF1ELD, 153 Fourth avenue.
aplO-36-D
FOR 3ALE-AT SHERIDAN STATION, P., C.
A St. L. R. 1C, 11 acres of land suitable for
sub-division into lots, house of four rooms, stable,
orchard, etc.: two natural gas mains run through
the place, a bargain. LASHELL& RANKIN. 67
Fourth ave. iny30-0 '
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-ONE ACRE OF
ground, beautifully located at Edgewood,
with a large and desirable dwelling: 12 rooms, be
sides 3 In attic: shade snd ornamental trees: at
Edgewood P. R.R. See W. A.HERRON & SONS,
83 Fourth ave. my30-102
FOR SALE-AT CLIFTON STATION, P..F.W.
&C. R. K., six miles from Allegheny Citv,
three beautiful lots together fronting 184 ft. 10 in.
on Allezheny ave.. extending 156 feet to Middle
allev. In Leggate's plan of lots; will be sold very
cheap; payments to suit purchaser. LASHELL A
RANKIN, 67 Fourth ave. my30-90
FOB SALE CLIFTON LOTS! CLIFTON
lots at auction; our second suction sale of
these lots will be held on the premises on Monday,
June 2. 3 o'clock: four lots 50x144 are all that re
main for sacrifice at this sale: if you do not wish
to cry over lost opportunities be sure and attend;
the prices we aro getting are half-prevailing
prices for similar lots; It Is a chance of a lire; take
train 2:15, citv time. A. LEGGATE&SON, Auc
tioneers, 31 Federal St., Allegheny. my30-37
Farms.
FOR SALE-FARM 125 ACRES, HOUSE FIVE
rooms, large barn, river vein cost; one of the
best and cheapest farms In Washlnaton co. ; near
rjll and river; only S90 per acre; one-third cash.
ED W1TTISH. 410 Grant st. my30-D
TT'OR SALE 200 ACRES OF
THE FINEST
tills tltnri 1 on
D land In Allegheny countv;
both sldej or railroad, 15 miles from city, and can
be laid off In fine countrv n sldence sites, and &
fortune made for tbe man who will do It; will be
sold on long time, with low rate of interest. Full
particulars can be obtained from 1HOS. M.
MARSHALL, Jr., 117 Diamond St., Pittsburg,
Pa. ' H1V24-45
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Chances.
TTlOR SALE-FIXTURE AND LEASE
OF
Ad-
jl: mncn room: gooa location; sold cheap.
"' "i. a., o-ix Qiniiuneia st.
my30-25
FOHSALK-COMMISSION BUSINESS", DOING
an elegant trade; profits last year will satisfy
anyone: good reasons for selling. Aadress J. It.
tumiu, jo .Balkan St., Allegheny. uy-4-sa
FOR SALE-TEA STORE IN BEST OF LOCA
TION; stock complete, comprising teas, cof
fee, spices, crockery and china goods, doing
splendid busluess; good reasons for selling.
Further particulars from CAMPBELL & CO.. 1412
Carson st., Southsldc. my30-96-rsu
FOlt SALE-HARDWARE STOKE, GROCERY
stores, country stores; finest book and sta
tionery store in best town in Western Pennsyl
vania: excellent city music store, good office busi
ness; bakeries, drugstores, cigar stores, butcher
shops. SHEPARD X CO., 151 Fourth ave. my22
FOR SALE-A GOOD BUSINESS-A CLOTH
ING store, established over nine vears, lu a
handsome town (county seat). Is ofiered on favor
able terms; business pays 2, 500 a year alter store
ana personal expenses deducted, and proofs to
show for It: good reasons for selling. Address K,
care Carrier 38. Cleveland. O. myI8-70
Business stands.
FOR SALE-LOT OF GROUND ON THE COR
NER of Water and Short streets, Pittsburg,
fronting 33 feet on Water street and extending
back along Short street 160 feet to First avenue:
on It is a three-story brick building recently occu
pied by -Bees. Shook CO. as a machine shop.
Apply to JOHN D. MCKENNAN, Receiver Rees,
Shook & Co., BakeweU Law Building, Pittsburg.
my28-5.V28,30.JeZ,4.6,9
FOR BALE CHOICE PENN AVENUE PROP
ERTY, near East Liberty station, having a
front of 90 feet on Penn avenue. 193 deep to street
In rear: improvements, two storerooms and large
brick dwelling; this Is a decided bsrsraln and will
be sold at a price that will make money loathe
jpurcnaser. Call on KELLY & KOGEKS. No. 6315
Station street. East End. mr-V-Z
FOR , SALE-VALUABLE MANUFACTURING
i.lant, supplied with a full line or line ma
chinery and tools adapted for msnufscturlng a
specialty, in which a considerable business has
already been established, and which presents am
ple opportunity ror a large Increase without the
usaaldntlay necessary to bqlld up a trade: eligi
bly situated on railroads and river; buildings
L"6" well lighted and ventilated and using nat
?im.TV.."r!el7n,y,l,t' " Presents an excep
Vh. "opportunity for an investment. Wc invite
livJ t,5n1Vonof"!11ttsand shall be slid to
ft ir,.iui! particulars upon application. The
rh'.?BJ"i8i!'lt T08X CO., Bl an ia
fourth avenue, rnjjs-u
VOn. SALE BUSINESS.
Business Stands.
FOR BALE-PENN AVENUE PROPERTY,
near Hlland avenue, E. E.; lot 28x200 feet to
40-foot street In the rear: house of 6 rooms and
storeroom la front and 4-room house In the rear;
this will be sold at a price less thsn snvthlng else
In the neighborhood. Call soon on KELLY &
SOGERS, No. 6315 station street, E. E. my)-20
Blannfnclurins; Sites.
For sale-Large manufacturing bite
300 feet railroad front, corner of two streets
and railroad; good city location; great bargain
on easy payments. JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.,
129 Fourth avenue. Plttsbnrav iny30-103
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock, dtc
FOB SALE THOROUGHBRED JERSEY
cow. fresh this month. Apply ROOM 213,
Lewis Block. my28-2
TTWlt SALE AT A BARGAIN A VICTOR
Jj safety bicycle, entirely new; lamp and Ing
gage carrier. Call at 52 NINTH ST. mv30-33
FOR SALE-NEW BABOUCHE, FOR SINGLE
or donble team: Jersey wagon, buggv and
harness, all complete,
Apply
HI
OOM 213, Lewis
diock
myaj-zs
TTOK
SALE-ONE SET DOUBLE WAGON
A' 1
harness: used only a few times and good as
new: a bargain. Appiy st akcmiuaLiU's
STABLE, 119 Third ave. my22-117
FOR sale-the studebaker wagon
used by The Dispatch Country Road Expedi
tion: price' moderate: condition good. Can be
seen atARCHUJALD'S STABLE, IWTriilrd ave.,
for three days. my22-117
noil SALK-UOOD
FAMILY HORSE KIND
V and gentle: doctors phaeton and
harness.
nearlv new. Can be seen at WARMCASTLE'S
LIVERY STABLE, Penn and Shady avenues.
East End, city. my30-79-ltwrs
FOR SALE HOISTING ENGINES, DER
RICKS and derrick forglngs, steel hoisting
and guy ropes in stock: statlonarv engines and
boilers, shears, clay and ore pans, etc. THOMAS
CAKLIN'b SONS, Lacock and sandnsky sts.,
Allegheny. Pa. ao29-HWi'
FOR SALE NICE FAMILY' DRIVING
horse. 7-year-old : perfectly sare and sound;
will not scare atanylhlng; stands wltbout hitch
ing: drives without whip, either single or double;
very stylish, fast walker and good driver: owner
has no use for him; will sell for f 163. worth KM:
this Is a bargain for some one. Can be seen at
the LAWRENCEVILLE CREDIT HOUSE. 4619
and 4621 Butler st. myS0-78
Slachinerr nnd Dlctnls.
FOR SALE-ENGINES AND BOILERS-NEW
snd refitted: repairing promptly attended to.
PORTER FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO.,
L1M., below Suspension bridge. Allegheny, Pa.
ap3-76
FOR SALE DRILLING ENGINES AND
boilers for oil or gas wells, engines and boil
ers In every size and style, saw mills snd wood
working machinery. HARMES MACHINE
DEPOT. No. 97 First ave., Pittsburg, Pa.
mh9-p
FOR SALE SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND
boilers; all size and styles la stock, from 4 to
looh. p.;sll refitted;good ss new, at lowest prices;
portable engines. 8 to 25 h. p. ; boilers all sizes
snd styles. J .S. YO UNG, 23 Park way, Allegheny.
Fa. OC25-S0-D
ZfllseellnneouB.
FOB SALE-CHEAP-FOUR SECOND-HAND
Hazlcton tripod boilers of 300 h. p. each. Ad
dress SWIFT & CO., station A, Kansas City. Mo,
my25-43
FOR SALE-AM RECEIVING DAILY FINE
bananas In carlots, and deslers will do well
to call and exsmlne my stock before purchsslng
elsewhere: will fill all country orders 25 per cent
cneaper tnan any otner nouse in tne traae: Keep
no drummers on the road and give my patrons the
benefit when sending their orders to me direct:
will receive this week one car choice Louisiana
new potatoes and one car Louisiana onions in
three-bushel barrels, and will be able to fill all
orders alter tnls week with choice white and
Larly Rose potatoes and Southern onions; have
several hundred boxes fine lemons In stock, which
canolferto tho trade cheaper than the cheapest
house In the city; have several cars of fine old
potatoes In storage which can sell to parties In
need of same at very low prices. All parties who
are In need of produce, bananas and foreign fruits
of all kinds bad better call upon the old reliable
wholesale commission house of THOMAS U. MO
UOWAN. 007 Liberty st. my21-29
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL HOOKS WANTED IF YOU
have any books to selL let us know. LEVI'S
BOOK bTORE, Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
mh7
PERSONAL CHAMBERS', ZELL'S. PEO
PLE'S, Appleton's and Kncvclopcdls
Brltsnnlca at half nrlee.
FRANK BACON
CO.. 301 Smithfleld st.
my26
BDSINESS CHANGES.
EI880LUTION NOTICE 18 HEREBY
given that the partnership heretofore ex
ng between tbe uuderslcned and SteDhen
Gregg, known as Gregg & Wildman. has been
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All per
sons indebted to said firm will settle with the
undersigned, andall persons to whom they are
Indebted will present their claims to him, who
alone is authorized to settle tbe late partner
ship affairs. The business of the late firm will
be continued by1 the nndersigned nnder tbe
name of Sawmill Ran Coal Compan v.
E. N. WILDMAN.
Roonx503. Lewis Block.
PrrTSBrrBO. Pa.. Slav 27. 1S90. mv29-7
OFFICIAL PITTSBURG.
-VTC-TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
JL reports of viewers on the construction of
sewers on Miller street, from Center avenue to
Reed street, and Bayard and Neville streets,
from Craig street to outlet near Junction Rail
road tunnel, have been approved by Councils,
wbicb action will be final, unless an appeal is
filed in tbe Court of Common Pleas within ten
(10) days from date. E. M. BIGELOW.
Chief of Department of Public Works.
Pittsburg, May 29, 1890.
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at the office of tbe City Control
ler until 2 p. M. on SATURDAY, June 7. 1890,
for fitting up offices in Municipal Hall for use of
Department of Public Safety. Plans and speci
fications for said work can be seen at the office
of BIckel & Brennan. architects, Hamilton
building. Bond In double tbe amount of bid,
with two sureties, must accompany each pro
posal, said bond to be executed before the
Mayor or City Clerk. The Department of
Awards reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. J.O.BROWN,
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OEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
O CEIVED at the oflice of the City Con
troller, until THURSDAY, May 29. 1890. at 2 P.
jr., for the repairing and remodeling of No. 1
Engine House, situate on Fourtb avenue, near
Liberty. ,
Plans and specifications can be seen at tbe
office of F. J. Osterllng, Architect, No. 42
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 or City Clerk.
The Department .of Awards reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
J. O. BROWN.
Chief Department of Public Safety.
Pittsburg, May 17, 1890. my20-75-D
PITTSBURG, May 27. 1890.
"VfOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
Ls proposals will be received at the office of
City Controller until FRIDAY, the 6th day of
June, A. J). 1890, at 2 P. M., for the following,
Viz:
SEWERS.
Boqnet street, from Sylvan avenue to a
point 200 feet south ot Wilmot street; 10-inch
Blackberry alley, from Fiftieth street to
Forty-eighth street; 15-inch pipe.
Craig and Forbes streets, from Fifth avenue
to sewer on Forbes street at Dlthrldge street;
15 and lS-inch nine.
Evaline street, from Harriett street to Lib
erty avenue: 20-inch pipe.
Forty-second street, from Garden alley to
Davison street; 18-Inch pipe.
Harvard street, from Euclid street to Beatty
street; 15-inch pipe.
Harcam's alley, from South Twenty-second
street to South Twenty-third street; 15-inch
pine. '
Henry street, from 300 feet west to Craig
street sewer; 15-inch pipe.
Keystone and McCandless streets, from Fifty
second street to Natrona alley; 15 and 20-inch
pipe
ICirkpatrick street, from Webster avenue to
wyue avenue; lo-mcn pipe.
Lincoln avenue, from Mayflower street to
Negley run: 18 and 20-inch pipe.
Liberty avenue, from Pearl street to Wine
biddle street;"lS and 21-Inch pipe.
Lowell and Winslow streets, trom Mavflower
Btrcet to sewer on Park aveuue; 15 and 18-lncb
pipe.
Park avenne and private properties, from
Meadow street to Negley run; is ana zu-incn
pipe.
Shetland street, from Turret street to Park
aveuue; 15-Inch pipe.
Tnstin street, from crown west of JumonvlIIe
street to Seneca street; 15-Inch pipe.
Twenty-eighth street and private properties
of Henry Phipps. Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
and others-from Jones avenue to Allegheny
liver; 3 feet brick and stone.
Wharton stre-t. from South Nineteenth
street to South Twentieth street: 15-inch pipe.
Webster avenue and KIrkpatrick street,
from Perrv Street to a point on KIrkpatrick
street, within 75 feet of Bedford avenue: 15
inch pipe.
Wright's alley, from a point- east of South
Twenty.fifth street to South Twentv-Sixth
street; 16-inch pipe.
Aiken avenue and Cla bourne street, from
Pennsylvania Railroad bridge toapon.t 150
feet south of Center avenue,and on Clayhourne
street, from Aiken avcuuo to Two Mile run
sower; 15-inch pipe.
Plans and specifications can be seen and
blanks for bidding can be obtained at the gen
eral office. Department of Public Works.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
bond, with two sureties, probated, before tbe
Mayor or City Clerk.
Tbe Department of Awards reserve tbe right
to reject any or all bids.
E. M. BIGELOW.
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TO LET.
Citv Residences.
fTIOiLET-NO. 67 CRAWFORD ST.,
BEVEN
i rooms; only tz: per mo.
An ant, frum tnA
Vslis ave.
csble line. seeW. A.HERRON
SONS, 80 Fourth ave.
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East End Reslaenees.
TO LET-FURNISHED DWELLING. 3CAST
Liberty, for July and August; large grounds,
shade trees, lawn, nat. gas, electric light and
electric bells, bath, Isundry. stable snd carnage
bouse, etc: near cable and stesm cars, snd at
same time In the heart or East Liberty", inquire
of MORRIS t FLEMING, 108 Fourth ave.
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Snbnrbnn Residences.
TO LET-HOME AVENUE. BELLEVTJE A
few minutes' walk from the station, elegant
mansion of IS rooms, large halls, etc, snd all
modern conveniences, fine lawn. large grounds,
fruit and shade trees; to desirable tenant very
moderate rent: will rent for snmmer months.
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth ave
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Atlantic City Properly.
TO EKT-OR FOR SALE-ATLANTIC CITY
cotugesand boarding houses In desirable
locations. STERNBEUGER BROTHERS. Real
Estate, 1312 Atlantic avenue. my30-98
OtHces. Desk Room. &c
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iO LET A FEW NICE OFFICES IN GBR-
L MANIA SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,
LLI1ISU
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Wood and Dlsmoud streets.
Business Stands.
TO LET ORSALE IN UNIONTOWN A
bakery, and dwelling hnnse attached; agood
business opening. J. K.IUTENOUR. my28-69
UDscellaneons-
TO LET OR FOR SALE-HOTELS, COTTAGES
snd bath bouses. Atlantic City, N. J.: lots
for sale In all parts of the city: also So. Atlantic
City. Chelsea and for Atlantic Land Co. ISRAEL
G. ADAMS & CO.. Real Estste Agtr., Real Es
tate and Law Bulldlncr. ap!6-58
TO LET LANDING ON MONONGAHELA
river, extending from Thirty-fourth street,
S. 8., to city line, about 1. WO feet: good depth of
water; can have 3)4 acres level ground, running
from river to P., McK. & Y. It. R.. If desired:
used at present for boat sldlnsrsndlumberyard.
Apply to J. MCC.. HAYS. 3J0U Carson St. Tele
pbone6H4. ' mv28-26
REWARDS.
REWARD-SEVENIY-F1VE DOLLARS RE
AVARD for the recovery of tne body of John
Hehrciber. aged 11 years, drowned In Allegheny
river Mav 27, 1890. Keward can be had at i.
LUTZ'S. 1335 Penn ave. my30-34
AMUSE31ENTS.
RACES
HOMEWOOD,
DECORATION DAY.
ADMISSION, 50 CENTS.
Trains leave Union Depot, 12.50. 1:30 and 2
p. 3L my29-58
STRAUSS MUSIC.
DURING THIS WEEK". SELECTIONS
FROM THE MERRY WAR,
And other compositions of Stransl will be
rendered on theJEolian.
TWO FACTS.
L Anyone can learn to play the JEoIian with
a few weeks' practice. 2. Any music ever
written can be played on the iEolian in perfect
Imitation ot an orchestra.
Come and bear this wonderful instrument at
Mellor t Hoene's. 77 Fifth ave. An interest
ing and pleasant visit assured. my30-101
DECORATION DAY EXCURSION
ON
STEAMER MAYFLOWER.
Will leave foot Wood street for East Liverpool
at 9 A. K.; Locust street. Allegheny. 920 A. 31.;
Sewickley. 10.30 A. M.; Rochester, 12, returning
10 P. M. Brass and string mnsic. Faro for
round trip. SI; fare from Rochester, 50c, includ
ing dancing. Regular evening excursions on
Tuesdays and Thursdays at 730. Sundays
at 2 p. M. my2&431
B
LIOU THEATER, TO-NIGHT.
ONE OF THE FINEST.
Matinees1 Wednesday and Saturday.
Special Matinee Decoration Day.
June 2 The Paymaster, with John L. Sulli
van. my26-l
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-TO-NIGHT.
Matinee Saturday.
HANLON'S NEW FANTASMA.
Second week HANLON'S FANTASMA.
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Every Afternoon and Evening.
THE STREETS OF NEW YORK.
Week of June 2 Charles A. Loder in
"Hilarity." my27-39-TuWF
THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG IS
still raging, cor. Beech st. and Irwin ave..
Allegheny. Open daily (Sundays excepted)
from 8 A. M. to 10 p. 3f.
On baturdav. May 31, school children will be
admitted for 10c each. my30-78
SABRY WILLIAMS' ACADEMY
To-night and at the Matinees,
HYDE'S
BIG SPECIALTY COMPANY.
Matisee Decoration Day.
Last week of tbe season. my25-13-D
WORLD'S MUSEUM. ALLEGHENY CITY
Week of May 2C Continued success.
Hypnotism. Many interesting curios. In thea
ter the beautiful melodrama, "Held in Slavery,"
bv Martin Hayden and company. Wonderful
mechanical effects. my25-88-D
RESORTS.
mHK ARGYLE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J..
I Ocean end of Connecticut ave. Now open.
Full view of ocean. S. W. FERGUSON.
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THE CHALFONTE. ATLANTIC CITY.
On the beach. North Carolina ave.; unob
structed ocean view; salt water baths in the
bouse: elevator: now open.
fe9-114-D E. ROBERTS & SONS.
rjlHE ARLINGTON.
OCEAN GRO VE, N. J.
Accommodations and appointments first
class. Services tbe best. Accommodates 350.
Will open MayLlb9Q.
mh5-S0-D WM. P. DOLBEY, Prop.
HOTEL LAFAYETTE.
CAPE MAY, N. J.
Accommodates 300 guests: open all tbe year,
omnibus and sea water baths free to guests;
the finest summer and winter resort on the
coast: house within 50 feet of the surf.
mhl-SO-D JAMES & STEFFNER.
3-1HE SHELBURNE.
Atlantic City, N. J,
emains open throughout the year. Every
convenience, including passenger elevator
and hot sea water batbs.
mylo-15-D A. a ROBERTS.
CAMBRIDGE,
Atlantic Citv, N. J. Ocean frontmodern con-'
veniences, 100 bedrooms. Droad piazzas, cui
sine and service special feature. Eleeant buf
fet, best bathing ground. WM. E. COCHRAN.
JIane'r. Formerly tbe Brighton and Windsor
Hotels. my23-9-JtWT
TEDFORD SPRINGS,
BEDFORD. PENNA.
Unsurpassed for health or pleasure. Opens
June L. B. DOPY, Manager.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
BLOCK ISLAND. R. I..
15 mile- at sea. opens June 26. 1S90.
Steamboats daily to and from NEW LONDON,
NEWPORT and PROVIDENCE.
Telegraphic communication. For circulars,
tc., address
F. A. BUDLONG, Windsor Hotel. New York.
CUNDALL d: BALL.
myl9-lll-MWF Managers.
THE MANSION,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Elegantly remodeled, greatly enlarged, hand
somely furnished.
OPEN ALlrlHE YEAR.
nivlS-103 CHARLES McGLADE.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Cresson .Springs.
On the summit of the Allegheny Mountains.
Will open JUNE 25. For circulars and infor
mation address
WM. R. DUNHAM. Superintendent,
mvl-63 Cresson. Cambria Co.. Pa.
Llamas Hermanos,
BARRANQUTLLA,
,. ... -i REP. OF COLOMBIA, 13IFifth avenue, above Smithfleld. nextLeadsw'
SoUcits catalogues and price lists ot American office. (NodSaVrj EstobUedWyoMir J
.raanulactnrers. -roy30.97 ie260 , . ,.J2l . . WJ.
AUCTION SALES.
. S. A. W1XL, Attorney, 138 Fifth Avenue.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE-
OF VALUABLE
' REAL ESTATE.
NO. MAY TERM, 189a
By virtue of an order ot the Orphans' Court
of Allegheny connty, made May 21, 1890, at
above term, the heirs and devisees unaer tho
will of Michael Mugele, deceased, will expose
to public sale the entire title and estate on the,
premises,
No. 45 Water Street,
FIRST WARD. CITY OF PITTSBURG.
ON TUESDAY, JUNE 24,
1S90, AT 3 O'CLOCK P.3L.
Of, in, and to the following described real estate,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning on Water street nt the distance) -of
thirty (30) feet from the corner of Short and
Water streets, at the corner of lot now or
formerly belonging to Joseph Long: thence
along Water streets-westwardly thirty (30) feet,
more or less.to lot now orformerly belonging to
heirs of James O'Hara, deceased; thence by"
the same and parallel wish Short street north
wardly one hundred and sixty (160) feet to
'font now Water street; thence along Front,
now Water street, thirty (30) feet to said Long's
lot; thence by the same one hundred and sixty
(160) feet to the place of beginning; being part
ot lot No. 14S m Col. Woods' plan of Pittsburg,
having erected thereon a two-story brick house
and a large brick blacksmith shop. Deed Book,
vol- 3S page 542; Will Book. vol. 23. page 535.
This lot is eligibly located for a MANUFACT
TJitnro Site, fronting on Water street and
First avenue, and in a location where property is
advancing rapidly. Those seeking a profitable
investment should attend sale.
TERMS One-third cash on confirmation of
sale and delivery of deed; the balance of pur
chase money to be paid in two equal annual
installments with interest, and to be secured by'
tight bond and mortgage on the premises with
sci. fa. clause for derault. $500 of bid to be.
paid on day of sale.
ELORA MUGELE,
CHAS. PETER C. MUGELE,
DOROTHEA ROSINE KKLLEY,
JAMES KELLEY.
, Heirs and Devisees.
FREDERICK MUGELE.
Guardian of Minor Children of Michael Mugele.
Deceased.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT CO., OF PITTSBURG,
. Trustee.
A. J. PENTECOST, Auctioneer,
my30-my30,jel2,23-110 413 Grant street
TRUSTEES' SALE-OWING TO THE DIS-'
SOLUTION of the firm of W. A. Bolmger
& Co. tbe undersigned will offer at public sale
on SATURDAY, May 31. at 10 o'clock A. M at
No. 5o09 Penn ave., Pittsburg, the following
property, to-wit: one match team 5-year-old
draft horses, weight 3,100 fts, one double set
harness, one two-horse platform spring wagon
almost new, jone set 12-ton scales, a lot of sewer
pipe and fittings, oflice fnrniture, etc. JOHN
R. BAUM, SAM'L GARRISON. Trustees.
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REMOVAL!.
D
R. W.H.DAL
Has removed bis office to
MaEDER BUILDING, 135 FIFTH AVENUE;
(Fourth floor elevator.)
Hours 10 JOlA. 2f. to 1 F. M., except Sundays.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Princeton College
Entrance Examination.
(Conducted by Prof. Wm. M. Sloan; continu
ing two days.)
For admission to all departments in the Fresh-,
man. Sophomore and Junior Classes, and for the
New School of Electrical Engineering. Will
begin
11 O'CLOCK, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, '90,
at McClintockB'Id'g. 511 Market St.. Pittsburgh
Tbis will also include urelimlnary examlna-'
tions for those intending to enter the College a
year later.
(Tinn as a prize Is offered by tbe Princeton
U)vJU Alumni Association of Western Penn
sylvania for the best examination passed here
for the Freshman Class.
Applicants should send their names early to
WM. SCOTT. Pres't Alumni Ass'n,
100 Diamond St., Pittsburg. Pa.
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UNIQUE STflNE HOME. ,
Linden Avenue, Above Penn,
EAST END.
Two stories and finished attic, containing 10
large commodious rooms.with closets and every
modern convenience: bard wood floors through
out tbe whole house, beautiful hall with tils
floor and grand staircase, dining room and hall
windows of highest character, stained glass,
large bay windows, fine stone, briak and hard
wood mantels, with English tile faciugand open
grates, special designed combination chande
liers and gas fixture, electric lights and electria
gas lighting fixtures, call bells, speaking tubes,
etc.; house bandsomelv papered, decorated
throughout, complete bathroom, tiled walls and
floor. 4 square tubs, all plumbing of the latest
special improvements, with exposed brass pipes
and fixtures, all hardware of special Yale manu
facture, Burrowes' window aud door screens,
linen and chambermaid closets, concealed fire
proof silver safe, large dry cellar, first-class fur
nace, natural gas, completely appointed laun
dry; lsrce porches, tiled floor, red tile roof, tine
lawn with large shade trees and shrubbery; lot
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This grand residence is entirely of English de
sign, and occupies the crown of a hill overlook
ing the beautiful Liberty Valley and surround
in: country, with no possibility of view being;
cut off: specially designed by an Eastern archi
tect, and all work done under his supervision,
and f3 without doubt one of tbe finest residences
in the East End. Entire work done by day work;
and nothing but tbe best material used. Vu
?uesne electric line within two minutes' walk.
f you anticipate purchasing a home you should
see tbis place belore buying.
BLACK "&" BAIRD,
95 FOURTH AVENUE.
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FOR SALE.
TfiE Scntt HnmEBtEBfl,
Larimer avenue. East End.
About five acres of ground.
Beautifully adorned with shade trees, asphal.
turn walks, carriage drive and extensive fawn,
with fountain. With brick carriage house and
stable for 3 cows and 8 horses.
The grounds have a frontage of 110 feet Lari
mer avenuo (a paved street) and about 600 feet .
on lias flower street, all completely sewered.
With lares collections of fruit trees.
The residence is brick, with mansard roof:eIo.
gantly finished with 2 bathrooms, inside w. a,
double parlors, laundry and every modern con
venience. Is within lour minutes' walk ot
steam cars or either cable road.
Tbis choice property will be offered as a
whole for 10 days, and if not sold it will then ba
sab-divided into lots and offered to tbe public.
INQUIRE OF
J. C. JAMISON,
96 FOURTH AVENUE.
Or. 133FRANKSTOWN AVENUE,
EAST END. my2S95
FAIRMQUNT PLAN.
Bnt a few of these elegants lots now
to offer. Every one of them affords a
beautiful building site.
PARK.
$300 is all we ask f or your cbolca in
this desirable property. Large level lots
rizbt on railroad line of proposed elec
tric road.. Beautiful river view; 13 min
utes only from heart of olty.
Small payments monthly.
Charles Somers & Co.;
313 WOOD ST.,
6019 PENN AVE, E. E.
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THANC
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X ORGANS.
And all manner of Small Instrument
AT
HAMILTON'S.
Fifth avenne.-D
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PATENTS.
O. D. LEVIS. SoUcltor of Patents.
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