7 it ft1
JOB PUBLIC BENEFIT.
Nearly $100,000 Worth of the City's
Property Kow Lying Idle.
IT MAT BE TURKED INTO GROUNDS
And Given to the Use of the Public hj a
Little JlaneuTerinff.
TWO 1JITOETAXT BOAED MEETINGS
At a meeting of the Finance Committee
yesterday, with V. A. Magee in the chair,
and Messrs. Morrow, McCandless and
Brown present by invitation. The invita
tion was issued by the Chairman for the
purpose of devising some means for dispos
ing of properties to be sold for taxes for
which there are no bidders.
It was explained that heretofore, when
such property is advertised and there are no
bidders, the city is compelled to bid the
property in, bnt the Sheriff cannot deliver
the deeds unless the city pay the costs, and
the latter cannot locally be done, so another
sale ensues, perhaps with a like result
In order to prevent this, Mr. Magee pro
posed that 520,000 be appropriated to pay
the costs of sheriff sales on property sold for
city taxes, and that the Controller buy
the property in and demand the deeds with
out paying the costs, and if it be refused, to
carry it to tbe "courts, and if the Supreme
Court refused, then to pay the costs out ot
the 20,000. There was 5100,000 worth of
property in the city's hands which might be
utilized, and if there were no bidders for the
city property, he thought it ceuld be con
verted iuto public parks or used for public
interests.
Controller Morrow thought the latter part
of Mr. Macee's proposition was all right but
objected to carrying the question of costs to
the Supreme Court,
Thomas Cauley asked $227 damages for
injury to his child by the upsetting of a
stop gate on Nineteenth street; referred.
Saitta, Cueno & Co. asked ?1,868 and J.
H. Lettnian S930 for damages to goods by
the bursting of a water pipe near the Mc
Cance block during a fire on January 13;
referred to a sub-committee.
-J. A. Mnndorf & Co. had said taxes on
$20,000 worth ot property on the Southside,
but it was destroyed by fire and they wanted
tax s returned; referred. A petition asking
the Chief of Public "Works to improve the
streets and sewers of Xawrenceville was also
referred.
The Board of Viewers held a meeting on
the assessment o benefits by the laying of
the sewer on -Nineteenth street, and to-day
will hear appeals for damages by the grad
ing o Linden 6treet and to-morrow by the
grading of Oakland avenue.
THE! COULDN'T BE CORNERED.
Defendants in the Bract Boycott Case Called
Up in Tnln.
Before Master M. A. "Woodward, the
bearing in the Brace Bros.' case yesterday
elecited lively interest. Joseph S. Mur
doch, their driver, testified that he lost 15
customers out of 1,000 during the boycott.
C. H. Brace was recalled and said he
recognizd Messrs. Dicus and Dovey as
having followed his wagons.
The defendants were then called and asked
to give their full names and ocenpations.
John M. Kelly objected to being examined,
on the ground that the evident purpose was
to connect him with the boycotting by rea
son of his being an editor ot a labor paper,
and a member of the organizations inter
ested. The objection was overruled and
Mr. Kelly said he was proprietor, editor,
publisher, and everything but the printers'
devil, of the Commoner and Glass Worker.
Mr. Dovey was called, but his counsel ob
jected, for the reason that he was a de
fendant and that the facts might -be proved
by other witnesses. This was finally over
ruled, and Mr. Dovey said he was Master
"Workman of D. A. 3, but had resigned in
November, 1887. His attorney, Mr. Porter,
objected to several questions in regard to his
relations with the organization and was sus
tained. Mr. Jennings took np the remainder of
the session in trying to identify a letter to
Brace Bros., alleged to have come from
Felix Mair, making Brace Bros, the one
exception to the firms whose laundry work
they were to take a hand in delivering, and
especially indicating that all deliveries to
that firm would be obstructed. None could
or would identify the signature, however,
and the hearing was adjourned for a week.
TITTBURG'S RESOURCES.
flow Tfaey Will be Laid Before the Com
mercial Nations of the World.
"While the reputation of Pittsburg and
vicinity as a great manufacturing center is
widespread, there is a want of information
as to the multiform articles made. Even
Pittsburgers are at a loss when abroad to
specify beyond the primary staple articles.
"With the object of disseminating such
knowledge, Mr. Geo. H. Thurston will pub
lish in the early spring a "Cyclopedia of the
Workshops. Manufactures and Other Inter
ests ot 'Pittsburg and Vicinity." The title
indicates the character of the letter press of
the work and its scope. Such a publication
will be especially valuable to those whose
specialties are described and illustrated, and
to the manufacturing interests of the whole
county generally, as Mr. Thurston will
distribute at his own expense copies of the
work, handsomely bound and printed, not
only through the United States but alo to
the'ehief business centers of England, Ger
many, France, South America, Japan and
Mexico.
In the last 30 years Mr. Thurston has pub
lished four or five statistical and historical
works relative to Pittsburg and vicinity,
which have become authorities in all quart
ers where received. The proposed work will
handsomely supplement those as a standard
book of reference as to the thousand and one
articles produced in Allegheny connty.
IN SEED OP CARS.
The Citizens' Line Contracts for Ten More
Cable Cars.
The Citizens' Traction road yesterday
contracted with the Pullman Company for
ten more cars to be used on the cable road.
Mr. C' L. Pullman was in the city, and
closed the contract.
The company finds that it hasn't enough
cars to accommodate the heavy travel since
the road began operation on Monday. These
cars will be built at once.
A 85,000 Picture Free.
"Will They Consent?" is a large magnifi
cent engraving, 19x21 inches, an exact
copy of an original painting by Kwall,
which "was sold for $3,000.
This valuable picture is fitting to adorn
iny lady's parlor, and in order to offer a
extraordinary inducement to introduce our
AVar Starch, this costly picture will be
given away, free to every purchaser of a
small box of Wax Starch. Ask your grocer
for Wax Starch and obtain this beautiful
and costly picture free. The "Wax
Staech Co., Keokuk, Iowa.
The Queen of Flours
Is a new brand, "Eosalia," manufactured by
"Whitmyre & Co., Thirty-eighth street and
Allegheny Valley Railroad. Try it and be
convinced that it is a flour of most excellent
quality.
Carry University
Is progressive in policy, liberal in manege
roent, thorough and practical in instruction,
popular inmethodsand snccessfnlfa results.
Winter term begins January 2, 1889. D
THE DOCTOR'S $1,150.
How Joseph X. Dickson, 91. D., Hopes to
Slake Some Insurers Svrent.
Dr. Joseph if. Dickson yesterday filed
his statement and claims in his suits against
the Fidelity and Casualty Company, of
2f ew York, and the People's Mutual Acci
dent Association, of Pittsburg. The suits'
were brought to recover benefits under acci
dent policies which allowed S25 per week
for total disability from accident Dr. Dick
son was accidentally cut on the thumb while
performing an operation.
Nothing serions happened at the time from
the wound, but two months afterward blood
poisoning set in, resulting from the cut, and
Dr. Dickson was dangerously ill for sevcra
months. He presented his claims for the bene
fits, but the insurance companies refused to
pay, claiming that the disablement was not
from accident, but ordinary sickness. Dr.
Dicknn broncht suit, and claims $650 benefits
and SoOO damages lor breach of contract from
each company.
To-Day'
EsUtes of
Sarah J. .Baxter
Abraham -Macro.
Andit 1.1st.
Accountants.
.J. TV". Baxter.
James A. Russell.
Chas. W. fecovel.
KouertU. Campbell
j. L,. sniaii
Alary Koch
James Laugnltn....
11. Houston ,
M. M. Hughes
F. 11. Duckworth...
Thos. 1". UUchrlst..
.Mary E. Small.
..James Mllllgan.
.11. F.J ones etal.
.Wary A. CralK.
.Ann H. Lo?an.
..C J. Duckworth.
.David UUchrlst.
To-Dnv'a Trlnl Lint.,
Criminal Court Commonwealth vs Homer
and Charles UpdegrafL John Leizkowskt, Will-
iam Harrison, Kate Woods. Edward Barton,
Harry Fleming. August Steinecke, Charles and
George Jones. John R. Scott, James Devine,
John Hoffman, alias Craig, George Anderson,
Jack Finnefrock, Charles Bond, John Harpie,
August Lewis, J. A. Cook.
Lines From Legal Qunrtcm.
The will of Samuel McKown, of South
Fayette township, was filed for probate yester
day. A thousand dollars was left to the Beth
any Presbyterian Church at Bridgeville.
Decrees in divorce were granted yesterday
in the oases of Elizabeth Roach against John
Roach, and Kate Sheppard against Henry
Sheppard. Desertion was alleged in both cases.
The trial of John K. Scott, for assanlt and
J batiery on Dr. C F. Bincamen, was to have
taken place in tho Criminal Court yesterday,
but Scott didnot appear. A process was issued
for him and the trial placed on the list for
to-day.
Judge Hawkiss, yesterday, heard argu
xncnts in the Orphans' Court on the petition of
"William C Albert R. and John C. Rjthrum,
minors, to have removed William J. Rothrum,
tbeirgnardian. They claimed the cnardian took
possession of their property in Allegheny, him
self, to suit his convenience.. No decision was
rendered.
Judge Achesojc yesterday heard testimony
in the habeas corpus proceedings brought by
William J. Conn, of Toronto, O., to recover his
nephew, William J, Davidson, who had en
listed in the United States army while under
age. The court decided to dismiss the bill, and
ordered Davidson back into tho custody of the
recruiting station. '
The grand jury yesterday returned a true
bill against Hugh O'Donnell, better known as
"Oyster Paddy," for being accessory to murder
after the fact. The case Is the murder of
Thomas Miller, for which Daniel Leahy was
tentenced 11 vears and 6 months to the peni
tentiary. Paddy introduced him by a false
name and procured him lodgings.
The County Treasurer yesterday paid out
53,517 60, semi-annnal interest on Allegheny
county riot bonds: $2,692 SO was sent to Town
send, Wheelen & Co- for not "bonds held in
Philadelphia; $33,473 37 was also sent to Phila
delphia tor interest on registered coupon bonds
and $3,339 30 for the same is payable here. In
addition $6,000 interest is now payable on the 4
per cent Court House bonds.
A Valuable Franchise Secured.
The franchise of easy digestion one of the
most valuable in the gift of medical science
can be secured bv any person wise enough to
use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, either to sup
press growingxlyspepsia, or to uproot it at ma
turity. Bilious, rheumatic and fever and ague
sufferers, persons troubled with nervousness
and the constipated, should also secure the
health franchise by the same means.
MEETINGS.
TOTiaEMEMBEBsTF SMOKY CITY
L Council No. 119. Jr. O. U. A. SL, are hereby
requested to meet at their ball, corner Eigh
teenth and Sarah streets, on THURSDAY,
Jan nary 3, 1SS8, at 1 r. sr., to attend the funeral
of our late Bra. John T. Payle. Sister Coun
cils invited to attend.
jaS-91 GEO. T. EMERY, Secretary.
The Chabtikks
Cobxeb Wood
Pittsburo,
"VTOTICE A SPECIAL MELTING OF THE
JA stockholders of this company will be held
at the office of tho company on Wednesday,
March 6, 1SS9. at 2 o'clock P. 3T. to take action
on the recommendation by the board of Direct
ors to issue bonds to the amount of $1,000,000,
secured by mortgage upon the property of the
company,' being for the funding of the debt of
said company. F. J. TENER, Secretary.
ja38-D
OFFICIAL PITTSBURG.
"YJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
i.1 assessments for the opening of the f ollowr
ing named streets and avenues viz:
Opening of Center avenue, from Sono to
Neville street.
Opening of Negley avenue, from Bryant to
Butler street
Opening of Greenbush street, from Wyoming
street to Boggs avenue.
Opening of Bellefonte street, from Fifth
avenue to Walnut street.
Opening of Moultrie street, from Fifth ave
nue to Tustin street.
Opening of Brady street, from Fifth avenue
to Monongahela river. -
Opening of Elwood street, from Roup to
O'Hara street.
Opening of Clinton street, from South
Fifteenth street to McKee's line.
Ooening of Cowan street, from Greenbush to
Wyoming street.
Opening of Bi eed street, from TJxar alley to
South Fifteenth street.
Are now in my bands for collection, and, if
not paid within 50 days of the date hereof,
liens will be filed for the unpaid assessments,
with interest, cost and fees.
W. C. MORELAND. City Attorney.
PlTTSBUBG, December 29, 1888. de29-78-
TAXPAYERS' NOTICE.
Office of the Board of Assessors, I
PlTTSBUBG, Pa, January 2, 1889. J
Valuations upon propertv in the First,
Sixth, Twelfth First, Twelfth Second, Thir
teenth, Sixteenth.Twenty-third.Twenty-eighth,
Thirty-fourth and Thirty-fifth wards have
been completed for the triennial assessment of
1SS9. Appeals may be made as follows: First,
Sixth, Twelfth First, Twelfth Second, close
January 12, i p. jr.; Thirteenth, Sixteenth,
Twenty-third,close January 14, 4 P. M.; Twenty
eighth, Thirty-fourth, Thirty-fifth, close Janu
ary 15, i p.m.. upon forms furnished with tran
scripts, which can be had at once upon per
sonal application, or by letter or postal card.
All appeals must be probated at this office.
Office hours from 9 A. M. till 4 F. M.
Attention is called to Section 23 of the new
charter, which provides that 'The Board of
Assessors shall assess all property taxable for
city purposes at its actual cash value; provided,
that no property shall be assessed for a less
amount than the price paid for at the last re
corded sale."
By order of Board.
FRANK P. CASE, )
PHILIP HOERR. S Assessors.
JAMES J. LARKIN, )
ja3-18-D
Continued on Seventh and Eighth Pages.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
HAVING SOLD MY INTEREST TO H.
HOFFERin Mercantile Protective Bu
reau, the partnership heretofore existing be
tween G. H. Connick. E. C. Hoover & G. H.
Garber is hereby dissolved, and I hereby cor
dially recommend the new firm to then hole
sale merchants and manufacturers of the city,
Geo. H. Gabber.
E. C. Hoover. G. H. Connick fc H. Hoffer
have this day formed a copartnership to be
known as the Mercantile Protective Bureau,
who will continue the business as heretofore.
Office, 604 Penn Building, Pittsburg. ja3-91
DISSOLUTION NOTICE NOTICE IS
hereby given that the copartnership here
tofore existing between William P. Greer and
Arthur B. French, under the firm name of
Greer & French, condncting a china and glass
ware bu-iness, at 622 Penn avenue, city of
Pittsburg, has been this day dissolved by lim
itation, Arthur B. French retiring therefrom.
W. P. GREER.
ARTHUR B. FRENCH.
V. P. Greer will continue business at the old
stand. 622 Penn avenue, opposite Library Hall.
Arthur B. French will continue business at 516
Smlthfield street, opposite City Hall. ja2-45
C" QKE AND COAL MEN, PLEASE TAKE
notice-The Arnbeim Livestock (delimited,
hasnow in theirstableslOOheadof choice mules,
of all sizes; any one wishing to purchase some
have Vast selection to pick from. Call and
examine our stock before buving at 52 Second
avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. ARNHEIM " LIVE
STOCK CO., Limited. . jaS-28
FFICE of
Valley Gas Company. I
ST. AKD THIKD AVE.. I
. PA.. Dec. SL 1SSS.
& Display advertisements 'bnt dollar pa
square for one insertion. Classified advertise
ments on this page such as Wanted, For Sale,
To Let, etc., ten cents per line for each inser
tion, and none taken for less than fifty cents.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BRANCH OFFICES.
For the accommodation of the
public, Branch' Offices have been
established at the following places,
where Want, For Sale, To Let, and
other transient ad ver$isements "will
be received up to 9 P. M. for inser
tion next morning:
Advertisements are to be prepaid except where
advertisers already bavo accounts with Tax DIS
PATCH. FITTSBUKO.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY, 33C9 Butler street.
EMIL O. STUCKET, atb street and i'enn ave.
E. G. STUjL'KEY&CO.,Wylle ave. and Fulton st,
N. STOKELY, Firth Avenue Market House.
EAST END.
J. "W. "WALLACE, 6121 Venn avenue.
OAKLAND.
MCALLISTER 4 SHEIBLER, 5th av. Attrood St.
SOUTOSIDE.
JACOB SPOHN, No. 3 Carson street.
CHAS. SCHWAEM, 1707 Carson street.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAEBCHEK, 53 Federal street.
McBRIDE BKOS., Federal and Ohio streets.
FREDH. E6GERS. 172 Ohio street.
F. H. EGGEK3 & SON, Ohio and Chestnnt its.
J. F. STEVENSON. Arch and Jackson streets.
THOMAS McHENKY. Western and Irwin aves.
G. W. HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
FERRY M. GLEIM. Kebeccaand Allegheny aves.
WANTED.
Ulalo Ilelo.
WASTED-BOY WITH SOME EXPERIENCE
In the barber business. Apply 2001 CAR
SON ST., a. S. JaW2
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS BUTCHER. FOR
which (rood wages will be paid, by ADAM.
APFEL, liraddock-. Ja3-7
-TTTANTrD-COMPETENT GARDENER ON
V private place, ten acres, in East End. Ad
dress P. O. BOX IK, Pittsburg. Ja3-10
WANTED-AT ONCE SHEARMAN. USED
to Fhearlnir Bkcln bunks and shapes. Ap
Dly SCOTTDALE IKON AND STEEL CO., 1VTD.,
Scottdile, Pa. Ja2-82
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS COA.TMAKER;
none other need apply; a good man can
have work the year round. Address LOCK BOX
601, Washington, Pa. J3-18
-TIT-ANTED ONE GOOD EXFERIENCLD
wood turner: also a man that can work a
spokemachtue. Apply JOHN HOLT, Necley P.
O., Allegheny Co., Pa. 1a2-CG
WANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN "WITH CASH
security to run as news agents on railroad:
H&t
iiyai uaiua .n.tv3 uj .rjiisuurganu j.ikc
e Depot, bouthslde. Ja3-MS:
tTTANTED-AGENTS-Po A MONTH AND
V expenses paid any person to sell our goods.
No capital: salary monthly: particulars .free.
STANDARD SILVERWARE CO., Boston.
ocJ-rolS
WANTED AGENTS TO SELL CLINE'S
foot heaters and patent fuel for carriages,
wagons, etc: sells at slKUt. Inquire after 3 r. jr.,
YM. SEMPLE. JR., 163 Federal St., Allegheny,
Pa. . delG-9-c
-TTTANTED-MAXAOER FOR OUR PENN
VV SYLVANIA office: salary S1.600: control
S4. 000 (wholesale) worth of goods; must make 81.500
deposit; reference. WILSON, 2 Cooper Union.
.New York. Ja3-I4
-rTTANTED-AN AMBITIOUS. ACTIVE MAN.
V residing outside Pittsburg, to act for old
hou6e in own btate: liberal salarv: references ex
acted. MANUFACTURER'S SUPT., Lock Box
1610, N. Y. Oc7-48-Th
-TTTANTED-A MAN THAT UNDERSTANDS
tho running of gang slitters and rotary
shears, and also a roller for a cold roll trip mill.
MORRIS, WILLIAMS & BAILEY, Tbirty-nrst
and Liberty sts. , ja3-8
WANTED-ALLMACHINISTS AND BLACK
SMITHS to know that their fellow craftsmen
at Wharton McKnight's Anchor Foundry and
Machine Works. 44 Penn avenue, are on strike for
good cause. Please look in news Items for caase.
ja3-47
WANTED-PHYSICtAN TO LOCATE: MUST
be a graduate of an accredited medical col
lege, of not less than three years' practical exper
ience: no office rent to pay; no horse needed; will
average S3 per day. For particulars address BOX
73, Renfrew, Butler county. Pa. Jal-8
WANTED AGENTS TO HANDLE THE
new patent Ink Erasing pencil; greatest
noveltv ever produced; i-rases Ink In two seconds,
no abrasion of paper; SCO to 503 percent profit;
one agents sales amounted to 'so. in six days;
another $32, In two hours: tcrritorry absolutely
free: salary to ghod men: no ladles need answer;
sample 35 ccnts.7-J,'or terms and full particulars,
address, the manufacturers, J. W. SKINNER &
CO., Onalaska, (Wis. Jal-57
WANTED-J, THOROUGHLY FIRST-CLASS
man to alilst our Pittsburg salesmen In so
liciting orders for lubricating oils among the con
suming trade of Pittsburg and vicinity: previous
experience In tie oil business not essential, bnt
must be a rellallle man. good salesman and hard
work er: no others need apply: good salary paid and
permanent position to the right person: opnortu
nltv for pcrsonal'1 nterview to suitable applicants
at Pittsburg. Address, giving age, previous bus
iness experience and references, VACUUM OIL
CO., Rochester, N. Y. jal-47
WANTED-AN OVERSEER, OR CHIEF
adviser, and one to three assslstants (ac
cording to size of countv and population); S&5 a
month salary and expenses to overseers, and S3)
to assistants; no peddling; no soliciting: duties
confined to making collections, distributing
printed matter, putting up advertisements, etc.,
of Electric Goods; expenses advanced: salaries
paid each month. Inclose 4 cent' postage for full
specimen line of advertising nutter to ELECTRO
UALVAMUCO, Palace Building. Cincinnati. O,
No attention paid to postal cards. de23-43-Thsa
Female IIClD.
-VTrANTED-GOOD COOK FOR SMALL FAM-
VT 1LY la East End. Address P. O. BOX 2)5,
Pittsburg. a3-lo '
-TTTANTED-A WOMAN FOR COOK WITH
V reference. J. S. ATTERBURY, 154 North
avenue, Allegheny City. ja2-3S
Slale nnd Pemalo Ilelo.
-TTTANTED-IMMEIUATELY HOUSEKEEP-
ER. Catholic preferred; pastry cook, ICO
house girls, 40 cooks,10.ehanibermalds.nnrse girls,
hotel chambermaid and ' waiters. MRS. MEE
H AN. 54.1 G rant St. dc31-D
WANTED-LIVE MEN AND WOMEN TO
engage In an easy, paying business at home:
can work daytime or evening and make 50c to S2
per hour: sure thing; sample and complete In
structions sent free. Address, WORLD SUPPLY
CO.. Rutland, Vt. de30-118
Situation.
WANTED-SrrUATION BY EXPERIENCED
nnrse; can take entire charge of a baby.
Address C. S., Dlsnatcb office. ja3-23
VTTANTED-SITUATION BY A GERMAN
V V gardener on a private place; good reference.
Address N. D., Dispatch office. ja3-9
TrrANTED-A SITUATION AS STENOGRA-
V PHER and typewriter by a boy 18 years of
age: correct habits: willing to work for small
wages until acquainted with business. Address
P. E., Box 174, Blalrsvllle, Pa. J3-12
.Bonrdcra nnd Lodgers.
WANTED -OCCUPANTS, TOR PART OF
well-furnished house or several rooms fac
ing park, well adapted for housekeeping. 43
MONTGOMERY AVE., Allegheny. Ia3-G
-TTTANTED-PAUTY TO TAKE DINING AND
VV other necessary rooms: family of four
boarding with them; none but C-st-class party
need apply: Immediate possession: rentral (Pitts
burg) location. Address M. Q., Dispatch office.
JaS-11
Rooms, nouscth Etc
-TTTANTED-TO RENT-A HOUSE OF SEVEN
V rooms with large yard: convenient to P. K.
P.. or cable road. Address 11. D., Dispatch office.
Jal-tt
-rTTANTKD-BY APRIL I, SHOWROOM ON
VV first floor on good business street; would
rent one-half oflarge room with first-class party.
Address SHOWROOM, Dispatch office. de7-f33
Bonrdlng.
WANTED -DES1RAULE FHOKT ROOM,
with board.for man and wife, near Plttshurg
Postoffice. Address W. H. A CO., 515 Smlthfield
street. , ja3-50
Kinnncial.
WANTED-MORTGAGES-MONEYTO LOAN
in sums to suit, at 4& 5 and 6 per cent.
GRABBING 4 LYON, 135 Fourth ave. ap6-el-D
WANTED-RENTS TO COLLECT IN ALL
parts of both cities: established 1863. V.
A HEURON & SONS, 80 Fonrth avenue.
JaS-43-l,7.1L 14, 18.21,23,23
WANTED-MORTGAGES ON CITY PROP
ERTY, over H.C00; iH per cent; no tax.
HENHY A WEAYEK & CO., MFourth avenue.
mli2-a22-D v '
-TTTANTED-GOOD MORTGAGES FOR ANY
V V amount; lowest rates or Interest and commis
sion. PITTSBUKH CO.. LIMITED, Kcal Estate
and Insurance, 133 Fifth avenue, Pittsburg, tfa.
Jal-9l-D
-TTTANTED-TO LOAN f500,000. IN AMOUNTS
VV of p.000 and upward, on city and suburban
property, on 44 percent, free of tax; also smaller
amounts at 5 and6 per cent. BLACK & UAIRD,
95 Fourth avenue. ) sc21-d2S-D
XTT-ANTED-TO LOAN $200,000 ON MORT-
W GAGES; S100 and upward at 6 per cent;
1500,000 at 4K per cent on residences or business
property; also in adjoining counties. S. H,
kln Uti, i i oimu avenue. owi-eirt-D
W"
ANTD-MORTGAGE3-H,000,fC0TOLOAN
on cltv and suburban nronertles at 4K. Sand
6 per cent, and on lanns In Allegheny and adja
cent counties at 6 per cent; no money loaned out
of PcnnsylvanU. 1. l. i'ENNOOK & bON, 105
Fourth avenue. ip'-fll
WANTED-HOUSES TO RENT AND RENTS
to collect In both cities. We give special
attention to repairs, taxes, insurance and man
agement of oropertles: itemized accounts, month
ly settlements. I'lTTSBUltG CO., Llm., 138 Fifth,
avenue, Ileal Estate and Insurance. jal-94-D
WANTED.
-r-
Financial.
-TTTANTED-HOUSES TO RENT AND RENTS
VV to collect. A. H. LESLIE, Forty-second
and Butler sts. de31-15
WANTlCD-HOUSEHTO RENT AND RENTS
to collect. LAS1IELL & RANKIN, 67
Fourth ave. 1a3-2-Tbssu
WANTED Wis HAVE $5,000 TO LOAN FOB
long or short time at S per cent. D. P.
THOMAS Jfc CO., 408 Grant St. nol4-o73
WANTKD-RENTS TO COLLECT; MONTH
LY settlement with Itemized statement.
BLACK & BAIRD. 95 Fourth avenue. aSS-a2)-D
Miscellaneous.
WANTED-TO BUY TWO-CHAIR BARBER
shop In good locality. Addresswlth full
particulars, T. C. PIERCE, Warsaw, Wyoming
county, N. Y. Ja3-17
WANTED-EVERYBODY TO KNOW THE
ELITE GALLERY. 516 Market St., Pitts
burg, makes the finest photographs for less money
than any otber gallery fn the two cities: cabinets
$1 per doz. deM-fc:4-TTSSa
WANTE1-BY PEARSON. LEADING PHO
TOGRAFHERsOS Firth avenue, Pittsburg,
and 43 Federal street, Allegheny, everybody to
know that be Is making fine cabinets at 1 50 per
dozen; photos delivered when promised: Instan
taneons process. mhl3-V27
FOR
2
..
Cltr Residences, i
FOR SALE WEBSTER AVE.- BRICK,
bouse, 4 rooms and storeroom; lot 20x70;
cneap. .). it. cuuirju a i;u., iu s ouriu ave
lal-16-TnWTh3
FORSAI,E-S1,50CGRANDV1EW AVE.-SUB-STANTIAL5-room
frame house, lot 20x100;
only S250 down, balance same as rent. C. HAL
TEN SPERGER & CO., 154 Fonrth ave. Ja3-49
F
OUSALE DAVIS ST. NffW BRICK HOUSE,
c rooms, finished attic halL vestibule, marble
mantels, good cellar, nat. and art. gas: lot 20x94:
cheap and terms easy. J. B. COOPER & CO., 107
Fourth ave. Jal-16-TuWThs
P
lORSALE-MT. WASHINGTON, ON GRAND
VIEW ave. Si 500: must be sold at once; frame
dwelling, 6 rooms, halL nat. gas, city water, con
venient to incline: lot 42xl60. J. R. COOPER
CO., 107 Fourth ave.
Jal-16-TuWTls,
FOR SALE-(39)-NEARTHEPAKK, SECOND
ward, modern brick dwelling, 10 rooms, wide
hall, bath nnd all conveniences; corner lot. 25 feet
front: term". SI. 000 cash, balance 1500 per year.
SA5IUEL W. BLACK CO., 99 Fourth ave.
de29-73-TTS
1710KSALE-MT. WASHINGTON, ONLY 13,500,
two squares from Incline, almost new
frame dwelling, 7 rooms, hall, good cellar, nicely
fnrulshed and papered; shade trees: fine river
view; lot 35x233: a great bargain. J. R. COOPER
&CO., 107 tourthave. Jal-16-TUWThs
FOR SALE 199) -FIFTH AVENUE CORNER
property near Jumonvllle et.. almost new
brick dwelling, nine rooms, two baths, all con
veniences; fine storeroom can he made In It; ex
cellent Investment; will pay 10 per cent. SAMUEL
W. BLACK & CO., 89 Fourth ave." de23-77-TTS
East End Residences.
FOR SALE SEVERAL FINE RESIDENCES,
on line of Firth avenue cable cars, at Oak
land and East End. or between Oakland and city.
THOS. L1GUETT, 114 Fourth ave.
tie30-52-irwThssu
FOR SALE - FINE QUEEN ANNE RESI-.
DENCE, 9 rooms, all modern conveniences;
also good stable and carriage house; lot 50x135 to
20-foot alley: good location; terms easy. J. C.
RE1LLY, 77 Diamond St. 1al-79-TTSU
ITlOK SALK-MEADOW ST., S3,6C0-7-ROOMED
: frame dwelling, slate 'roof, porch, hall and
vestibule, natural gas: lot 22,'4xl41 to alley.
PITTSBURG CO., Limited, Real Estate and In
surance, 133 Fifth ave. , Ja3-3-TT8
FOR SALE-STANTON AVENUE. GOOD LO
CATION, a new brick and frame dwelling,
9 rooms, Bne halt bath. laundry, porches, etc;
also stable and carriage house: price low, If sold
quick. SAMUEL W." BLACK & CO., 99 Fourth
avenue. JaI-78-jrwTSu
FOR SALE HANDSOME MODERN QUEEN
Anne dwelling, Stanton ave., near Ulland
ave.: 10 rooms, reception hall, range, bath, laun
dry, wide porches and fine lot 50x135 feet: good
stable, stalls for three horses; both gases In honse
and stable; special bargain: onlv f 10, 000, on easy
payments. BLACK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth ave.
de27-49-TTSSu
Alleshcny Residences.
FOR SALE-SI. snO-N EAT (NEW) 4-ROOM
frarao dwelling near electric road, Alleghe
ny; lot 25x100. C BALTENSPEHG ER4.C0., 151
Fourth ave. Ja3-49
FOR SALE COR. NORTH AVENUE AND
Federal st., Allegheny, a very desirable busi
ness property: a large 1-story building In good
condition: now saving a handsome Inco.ne. Ap
ply at once. W. A. HERRON & SONS, 80 Fourth
avenue. Ja.J-33-TTS
FOR SALE-FINE RESIDENCE SECOND
ward, Allegheny, pressed brick front, 9
rooms, elegantly finished: both gases, hot and
cold water on both floors: inside w. c, electric
bells: large lot: a great bargain: terms easy,
LASHELL & RANKIN, 67 Fourth ave.
Ja3-22-IhsSu
OR SALE ON FREMONT ST., ALLE
OHENY,' 2-story mansard, pressed brick
front, 11 rooms, both gases and water, front and
back stairs: lot 20x100 to an alley: brick house on
rear of 4 rooms renting for (15 per mo.; verv de
sirable and in good condition. THOS. LIGGETT,
IMourth ave.,,, , de30-50-MTTF8.i.
FOR SALE-UN NORTH AVENUE, ALLE
GHENi, 2-story brick house 11 rooms, man
sard roof, hall and laundry, stationary wash
tubs, water and both gases throughout the houses
electric bells, mantels of slate and marble, tile
and marble hearths; house in good repair; lomx
110 toa paved alley. THOS. LIGGETT, 114 Fourth
ave. de3O-S0-MTTF8
Suburban Residences.
FOR SALE-AT NEW GALILEE," PA.. A
'large ten-room frame house, with basement
kitchen, washhouse, coalhouse and other neces
sary outbuildings: lot 100x150; well good water;
very pleasantly located on llneof p.Ft.W.&C. and
P.M. &C. R. R.'s.; price, SI.500. Particulars
from GEO. W. PYLE, New Galilee, Pa. Jal-58-D
FOR -SALE THE ELEGANT RESIDENCE
property ofMrs. A. B. Weaver, at the corner
of Fifth and Market streets, FreeporL Pa , con
sisting of a2J-storv brick dwelling of IS rooms,
having a front of SO feet, and extending back 96
feet, with a hall 10x38 feet: natural gas through
out; a good pavement all around: well shaded with
maple trees; tbo ground of the premises Is 68x100
feet: a lawn, with shrubberyand peach trees bear
ing: the properly can be bought very cheap.
HENRY A. WEAVER CO., 92 Fourth avenue.
Ja3-2-TbS
Cltr Lot
FOR SALE-ACT QUICK-OVER 8 ACRES
within city limits; price only S6, 000. If sold
this week. BLACK &BAIKD, No. 95 Fourth ave.
Jal-53
FOR SALE CLIFF STREET LOTS, COR. CAS
SATT St., 25x70. cheap. Desirable location
near incline. PITTSBURG CO., Limited, Real
Estate and Insurance, 133 Fifth avenue. Jal-88-TTS
FOR SALE LOTS. LOTS; BARGAINS IN
lots In Dickson and Denny's new plan: 600
building lots, between Twenty-eighth andThirty
thlrd street, above P. R. It., at prices trom S100 to
(1,000 per lot, on very easy payments; call and
see plans at my ofifce at once if you want
the pick of location and before the
price goes up; come and see me before purchasing
elsewhere. Call or eend for Immense list or over
700 "properties for sale all over both cltlea ind
suburbs byTHOS. MCCAFFREY. Notary Public
and Leading Real Estate Agent, 3503 Butler street.
Telephone 1641-2. Office open evenings.
lal-29-TTS
. East End Lots.
FOR SALE-ON HOWE ST.. E. E., NEAR
Roup: lot, 20x138; fiOO. THOS. LIGGETT. 114
Fonrth ave. de30-ol-MWTSSu
FOR SALE-ON FIFTH AVE.. snADYSIDE;
3 fine lots, 100x180 each. For further p rtlcu
lars call on or address THOS. LIGGETT, 111
Fourth ave. de30-5i-MWFSSu
FOR SALE-ON PENN AVE., E. E.; LOT,
:04x2OO; running back to a 6treet: on line of
Penn ave. cable cars. THOS, LIGUEIT. 114
Fourth ave. de30-61-MWPSSu
FOR SALE-HOWE ST.. NEAR CORNER DEN
NISON ave.. lot 25x120; alley In rear: cheap
It sold soon. PITTSHURG CO., Limited, Real
Estate and Insurance, 133 Fifth ave. Ia3-3-rrs
FOR SALE-CHOICE LOTS, AT DALLAS STA
TION, P. R. It., convenient to steam and
6treet cars: cheap nud on easy terms, situation
unsurpassed: price ranging irom HOOtoKOO. In
quire of D. 0. NEGLEY, 6103 Penn ave., East
End. no28-y78-TTS
FOR SALE-LOTS! LOTS! LOTSJ-ORAZIER,
Bennett and Kelly streets, four minutes' tvit
from lirushton station; no city taxes, with city
eonveniences; no lot less than 40xi37 feet; terms
to suit purchasers. Secure plan from JOHN F.
BAXTER, Agent, 512 Smlthfield st. de30-67-MTh
FOR SALE-EAST END LOTS-HOWE 8T.
near Dcnnlson, some cheap property on Em
erson and Carroll st. one square from Cable line
eac way: also an elegant lot on Larimer ave.
PITTSBURG CO., Limited, Real Estate and In
surance, 13S Fifth ave., Pittsburg, Pa. jal-8s-TTS
Allechcnv Lots.
rriOK SALE-A CHOICE BUILDING LOT. 20X
JJ 110, to a paved alley, on Buena Vista street.
Allegheny. West Side, just above the park. Ad
dress BUENA VISTA Dispatch office. Jal-25
Special.
FOR SALE-A LARGE LIST OF CITY AND
suburban properties: also several desirable
farms. LASHELL & RANKIN. 67 Fourth ave.
Ja3-22-IhSSu
FOR SALE-AT CORAOI'OLIS-NEW FRAME
honse of three rooms, lot 25x150 Teet: price,
(500, Also, new frame house of five rooms, lot o0xl50
reet: price only Jl.ooo. Also, Ana residence or 12
rooms, kitchen and servants rooms, stable, etc.;
hairacreof ground; commands the finest view in
Coraopolis; bargain to quick buyer. Alio, several
houses and lots; large variety ot lots ranging In
size from 25 feet front to three acres. LASHELL
CAN KIN, 67 Fonrth avenue. Ja3-22-Tb6Su
T7IOR SALE-
OSBORNE-Honce 6 roQmsslot 157x400, and a good
garden, lot 157x500.
OSBORNE Splendid house 8 rooms, modern
style, large grounds.
OSBORNE Fine lot 200x200; good location.
OSBORNE Abont 5 acres; good building lots; all
nearSewIckley.
EMSWORTH-Flue building lot Mx 285.
BUUSHTON-23 desirable lots; large size; good
location.
WILKINSBURG-2 two-story frame houses, 8
. rooms and hall: lot 44x121.
HAZEL WOUP-Frame house S rooms; lot 50x113;
a bargain. For pattlculwi' call on J..DEK.
MITT, 407 GrintSt, JaMS-mv
FOR SALE.
Snbnrban. Lots- ,
FOR SALE-'WILKINSBURG LOTSj LOTS,
lots: 6 minutes from station: finest lots in tho
borough; 52x120 feet each; streets sewered and
macadamized: board walk from station: natural
gas, etc.-; very low prices and terms to suit. J. R.
COOPER & CO., 107 Fourth ave. Jal-16-TUWTlis
Forms. ,
FOR SALEGARDEN TRUCK FARM AT
Sharnsburg known as 'NulettFarm,' over
9 arrea: frame dwelling, stable, etc. ALLES &
BAILEY. 164 Fourth avo. Telephone 167.
de20-95-20,21,22,23,27,23,29,a),31,Ja2,3,4
Horses. Vehicles, Live Stock, fcc
TTWRSALE-Ksa, HORSE, GOOD SPRING WA
A: GON and harness: horse 7 years old, weighs
1.400 pound: sound In every respect. Address
BARE CHANCE, Dlsoatch office. Ja2-3t
FOR SALE-OR WILL EXCHANGE IN PART
for a goodfenggv or cow a well-bred, 5-year-old
pacing mare, 16 hands; won't scare at any
thing: good saddler; price S225." Address U. X.,
LJioyatcii omce. ja-i
Machinery nnd Metals.
FORSALE 2 HORIZONTAL ENGINES, 18x22,
IBall engine, 1 small dynamo and 2 lamps and
meatchoppers, rendering kettles etc. VELTE&
MCDONALD, Penn ave., cor. Thirty-second st.
lelO-163-rxs
FOR SALE NEW AND SECOND-HAND
machinery; engines from 4-horse power np,
hollers, pumps, etc.: call or write for prices.
FAHEY A PFALLER. Fabcr and Washington
sts., near Union depot. ap24-v35H-TT3
FOR SALE SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND
boilers; all sizes and styles kept In stock, front
4 to lOOh. p.; all refitted: good as new, at lowest
rices; mounted portable engines, 8 to 25 h. p.
1-25 Park way. J. S. YOUNG, Allegheny, Pa.
Ja3-92
Bnalnesa Cininrea.
FOR SALE LEASE. GOOD-WILL AND FIX
TURES of a wholesale produce commission
business, now doing a good, profitable trade. C.
H. LOVE, 93 Fourth avenue. Ja3-21-Ths
FOR SALiJ-CIGAR STORE AND FACTORY
on Fifth ave., ncr tho Court Honse. inctud
lngstocic,38how cases, molds, press, leaf tobacco,
etc.; 1.500 cash. THOS. LIGGETT. 114 Fourth ave.
. de30-52-MWTbSSU
FO K S A L 15.000 WORTH OF STOCK AT
par, paylng20 per cent: extensive coal works,
good small hotel, stores, drug stores, boarding
nouses, tea stores, shoo stores, bakeries, con
fectioneries, and other business chances. SHEl
ARD & CO., 54 Fifth avenue. J3
FOR SALE-LEASE, FURNISHMENT AND
good-will of the best farmers' hotel and board
ing house In Allegheny; 30 rooms, well furnished;
80 stalls and yard-room: all in first-class condition;
best of reasons for belling: immediate possession
given. Inquire of J. M. SWAN, 189 Federal St.,
Allegheny, Pa. , " Ja3-31
Business Stands.
FOR SALEBUILDING LEASE ANDGOOD
willofa boarding and sale stable: long lease;
bargain to a cash buyer. LASHELL A RANKIN,
67 Fourth ave. Ja3-22-Thssu
F
IORSALE- FIFTH AVENUE CORNER PROP
ERTY: store ana awetllnr wort i ED. too: will
sell for $16,000: within a few minutes walk of the
Court House: good Investment. PITTSBURG
CO., Limited. Real Estate and Insurance.
jal-83-TTS
Slonnfacturinc Sites.
FORSALE-SEVERALFINE MANUFACTUR
ING sites, convenient to railroad and river:
very desirable locations. THOS. LIGGETT, 114
Fourth ave. de30-5S-MWThssu
FOR SALE -MANUFACTURING SITE: ONE
of the best in the city, near Twenty-fifth
St., on Allegheny Valley Railroad; has an iron
clad building on lot 100x120 feet, on long lease;
side-track connections with Allegheny Valley
Railroad. For all particulars address CARRIER
NO. 25. Plttsbnrg P. O. Ja3-90-D
' NOTICES.
"OTICE-
BIRMTNGHAM TURN SOCIETY
To stockholders:
The interests, pavable January 10, 18S9, will be
paid at the IROK AND GLASS DOLLAR
SAVINGS BANK, 1115 Carson st, S. S., instead,
as stated on the coupons, at the Farmers and
Mechanics' Bank.
CHAS. LEISSER, Pres.
1a3-52-ThS G. A. SEXADER. JR.. See.
AMUSEMENTS.
pi RAND OPERA HOUSE EXTRA.
VT Week Jan. 7, only matinee Saturday.
EDWIN BOOTH, LAWRENCE BARRETT.
Monday JULIOS OSSAR
Tuesday night and Saturday matinee
MERCHANT OF VENICE
Wednesday and Friday nights OTHELLO
Thursday HAMLET
Saturday night (double bill)
FOOtfS REVENGE and YORICK'S LOVE
All presented with new and elaborate scenery,
costumes, armor, properties, etc., and a quin
tet of selected vocalists.
Farq. and 2 rows Farq. Circle, $2.50. balance
of Parq. Circle. 2. Dress Circle, 5 first rows,
$1.50; balance Dress Circle, $1, Gallery, 50c.
Sale opens Thursday, Jan. 3.
BIJOU THEATER.
TO-NIGHT!
MAGGIE MITCHELL.
IN
"LITTLE -BAREFDFJE."
Next week, "Held.By the Enemy." ja3
GRAND CENTRAL RINK.
Six-day Ladies' Bicycle Race.
Misses Jcsso Oakes, Elsie Von BlunTen, May
Allen. Hattie Lewis, Hilda Suallor.
5 BEAUTIFUL BICYCLEINNES.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT 2 O'CLOCK,
EVERY EVENING AT 7 O'CLOCK.
8 HOURS DAILY.
ADMISSION 25 CT8.
RESERVED SEATS 25 CTS. EXTRA.
ja3-63
THE WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA
POULTRY SOCIETY'S
BENCH SHOW OF DOGS
Will be held January 23, 30, 31 and February 1,
isaut
GRAND CENTRAL 8KATING RINK.
A large list of prizes are offered. Premium
lists ate now ready. Apply to A. C. Krueger,
Sup't, office Jas. Bown & Son, Gun Store, 603
Smlthfield street. E. GREGG.
de31-7-Tbsu President.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Every evenine.regular matinees Wednesday
and Saturday.special matinee New Year's Day,
Donnelly and Girard in the great New York
success. Natural Gas.
Week January 7 Booth and Barrett. de30-9
TTARRY WILLIAMS' ACADEMY
To-night, matinees Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
HARRY KERNELL'S NEW COMPANY.
Night prices New Year's matinee. de3015
HARRIS' THEATER- ,
Every afternoon and evening.
THE KIMBALL OPERA COMPANY.
Next week Lights O'London.
de31-19
HoN. DANIEL DOUGHERTY.
America's Silver-Tongued Orator,
Will lecture on Oratorv at
LAFAYETTE HA LL. THURSDAYJsJAN. 3,
ii p.m., under the auspices of the Columbus Club.
deSO-77-TWTSu
pATHEDBAL FAIR-
Open every eveuing this week in Basement
of Cathedral. SpeciaL attraction each even
ing. Laughable Comedy of Handy Andy on
Thursday and Friday evenings. ja3-05
riASINO MUSEUM-
J WEEK OF DECEMBER 3L
The only and original CRESCENT CITY
COMBINATION, headed with the following
artiit's: SYMONDS, HUGHES andRASTUS.
Open from 10 A. M. until 10 P. M. de31-12
AUCTION rJALES.
AUCTION SALE OF THE ENTIRE FUR
NISHMENT of an East End residence
removed to the auction rooms. No. 311 Market
street,for convenienceof sale.FRHJA'i MORN
ING, January 4, at 10 o'clock sharp. Fino up
right piano, elegant brocatelle parlor suit, flue
oak center table, mantel cabinet, easy chairs,
pier mirror, rugs, curtains.ornaments. pictures,
fine bookcase, library table, secretary desk,
leather chairs, couch, clocks, bronzes, oak, ma
hogany and walnut chamber salts, fine folding
bed, mirror-door wardrobe, cheval glass, dress
ers; wasbstands, bedsteads, bed lounges, brus
sels and ingrain carpets for rooms, balls and
stairs, decorated dinner set and fine toiletware,
bedding, sideboard, extension table and dining
cbairs, rockers.sewlng machine, carpet sweeper,
laundry and kitchen famishment, sidebar
buggy, harness, etc Goods on exhibition until
time ofsale. HENRY AUCTION CO. LIM'T.,
Auctioneers. ja3-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
VfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
1 application will be made to the Governor
of Pennsylvania on FRIDAY, January 11, 1889,
by Henry Daub, Jdbn A. Harbaugb. R. A.
Stevenson, W. B. Benton and W. H. Sbafer,
tinder the general corporation act of April 29,
1871, and the supplements thereto, for the char
ter of an intended corporation to be called tho
"Merchants Building and Loan Association ot
the City of Pittsburg," the character and object
o( which in to transact such business as build
ing and loan associations may lawf ally do un
der the laws of this Commonwealth, and for
tbesepnrposes to have, possess and enjoy all
the rights, benefits and privileges ,of said act
of Assembly and Its supplements.
B. H. SHANNON,
de20-73-Th' - BollcltorJ
TO EET.
I s Cltv Residences.
TO LET-TVYLIE AVENUE. NEW PRESS
brick dwelling cor. Logan; 8rooms.lnstcom
pleted, all modern conveniences. PUTHBOIU
CO., Limited. Ileal Estate and insurance. IS) Klftb
avenne, Plttpbnrg,1Pa,- - . Jal-83-TTS
TJ LKT-30S. 66 AMD 6S SIXTH AVENUE;
tbat fine, UrgeApuble house, cor. of Cherry al
ley: 11 large roomsra most desirable house for elnb
rooms or a boardlnte house? W. A 1IKKKON &
SONS, 80 Fourth avenne. Ja3-33-TTS
East. End Residences.
TO LCT VERY DESIKABLE SUBURBAN
residence, 2 squares off cable line, on Robin
son St., Oakland:, large, new double bouse, 12
rooms: 2 acres of ground: stable; possession at
onco lr desired: only S35 per mo. W. A. JIRKKON
SONS, 80 Fourth avenue. Ja3-31-TTS
Apartments.
T
lOLTCT-THBEE-KOOM FLAT, FIKSTSTOItY,
Marshall st. Allegheny: w. c, stationary
wash
siana, etc. inquire at 21 jLLauiun avi..,
Allegheny.
Ja3-19
, Farms.
TO LET-TWO FINE DAIRY FARMS. ONE
of 203 acres ana the other of 80 acres; good
Improvements; nearelty. UKAEBINO & LYON,
No. 135 Fourth avenue. la3-25-MTbs
omccs. Desk Room. fcc.
TO LET -OFFICE 13 BY 21 FT.; WELL
lighted; on first floor of Germanla Savings'
Hank building; rent reasonable to approved
tenant. Apply to THOS. D. .KELLER. 413Tood
street. I v v oc2S-a64-TTS
TO LET-IN THE JMcCAMCE BLOCK,
Sintthficld. Liberty and Seventh avenue,
nell-llahted offices, each room fronting on a prin
cipal street: passenger and merchandise eleva
tors. de25-41-D
TO LET-LARGE FRONT ROOM, SECOND
floor, S18 Smltlifleld, St.. opposite City Hall
and adjoining Dnquesnc Hotel, with cnalrs,
desk, etc. MORRIS & FLEM1NO, 1C8 Fourth
ave. del-d(3-TTS
T:0 LET-(S9-REUUCEO RENTS: OFFICES IN
Eisner building. Fifth ave. and Wood St.:
finest location In city: large, light rooms: janitor
service and steam neat free. SAMUEL W.
BLACK & CO., 80 Fourth ave. oc21-xl"-p
T
10 LET-NEW OFFICES; SPLENDID LIGHT.
The Gennanla Savines Bank. 423 Wood St..
having changed the luterloror its bonding by
adding 15 large, alrv and well-lighted office.', with
all modern conveniences, elevator, etc., offer the
same for rent at reasonable terms. Parties desir
ing a fino location should apply at once at the
BANK. de21-75-D
Business Stands.
TO LET-A LARGE STOREROOM-WITH
cellar, on Penn: avenue, between Sixth and
Eleventh streets. Apply to H. D. MASON, corner
Eleventh and Pikcitreets. - de20-S7
TO LET-IIOTEL-ONE OK THE MOST
prominent hotels; sltnate on one of the prin
cipal avenues in the city; this Is a rare chance to
rent a good, paying hotel. Apply to WM. II.
PltlCE. Fire Insurance Agent, No. 93 Fonrth
ave.. l'lttsbnrg. Pa. Ja3-16
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
come and see! come and see! good editions
low prices. - LEVI'S BOOK STORE. 900 Liberty
st. no4-13
PERSONAL-A GRAND SCTIE.ME AFLOAT
If I can cnllitasnfliclcnt number of my friends
and the public; nothing more or less than taking
your last winter's suit and cleaning, repairing it
for a trifle, so that yon can tide over the fall
months. It Is well worth thinking of. and 1 shall
be pleased to see yon at mv rooms, "65 Fifth ave.,
second floor. JAMES DlCKSUN, Tailor: tele
phone IMrf. " anl6-n87-D
LOST.
LOST-ON FIFTH AVE..POCKETHOOK CON
TAINING small sum of money and diamond
ring. Finder will be rewarded it returned to
DUFFY 4 CLAKKt 513 Grant St. ja3-M
LOST-FINE BEAVERMUFF. SUPPOSED TO
bo dropped from a carriage curner Franks-,
town and Venn aves. Suitable reward will be
paid If left at EAST LIBERTY POSTOFFICE.
JS2-53
LOST-A FOX TERRIER, WHITE. EXCEPT
face, half black; John S.Ford name on collar;
snttablc reward will be paid by returning to P.
PRESTON. Penn avenue, near Lang, East End.
de30-2i
LOST-SOTVER CHATELAINE WATCH AND
thaln, Wednesday afternoon. January 2,
between Osceola school (Twentieth ward) and
Ben Venue Place.-via Center avenue. Reward will
be paid If returned to Miss SADIE C. HILL. Ben
Venue Place. Ja3-43
FOUND.
FOUND GREAT. TA-VA-ZON SPECIALS
have restored health to thousands: all who
use them enjoy life. GRIFFITH'S DRUG STOKE.
Third and Grant, PltUbnrg, Pa. Read "Key to
Health." Ja3-57-Ths
DIVIDENDS.
DIVIDEND-REAL ESTATE LOAN AND
Trust Co. have this day declared a divi
dend of 3 per cent, "out of tho last 6 mos.
earnings, pavable on and after, Januarv 10,
1889. C. BUHATJER, Jr.. Cashier. de31-ll
Fifth National Iajtk; 1
D
TVIDETnj-A DIVIDEND OF THREE
1 (31 PER CENT, has been declared out of
the earnings .of the past six months, payable
forthwith. A. C. KNOX, Cashier? . ja3-M
Freehold B
. Pittsburg, Decern!
iber 31.1888.
ORS OF th:
XYTVIDEND THE DIRECT'
THIS
17 bank have this day declared a dividend of
TWO (2) PER CENT out of the earnings of
tne last six montus. payaoie tortnwitu.
jal-61 " J. F. STEEE, Cashier.
Odd Fellows SAvraGSfBAUK, J
PlTTSBtntG, Januarv 2, 1889.
T-vrVIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
1 banklhave this day declared a dividend of
THREE (3) PER CENT out of the earnings of
the last six months, pavable on demand, free of
tax. F. E. MOORE, Cashier.
CITY SAVINGS BANK OF PITTSBURG.
Pa., December 31. 1S8S. The directors of
this hank havo declared a dividend of FOUR
PER CENTUM op the capital stock, payable
forthwith out 'of the carmnzs uf the past six
months. J. W. TAYLOR, Cashier.
jal-70
Mechanics' National Bank,
Pittsburg, Pa., December 31, 18S8. 5
DIVIDEMJ THE BOARD OF DIREC
TORS of this bank have this day declared
a dividend of FIVE PER CENT out of the
earnings of the last six months, payable on
Tuesday, January 8. 1889.
jal-28 ,GEO. J. GORMAN, Cashier.
NationsBank fob Savings.
-I
No. 43 North Diamond Street,
Allegheny, Pa., January 2, 18&9.
TMVIDEND-THE BOARD OF DIREC-
J TORS of this banfchavethis davdeclared
r dividend of .THREE (3) PER CENT out of
the earnings of the last six months, payable
forthwith, free of tax.
JOHN T. MORTON,
ja5S-3,4,5 its Treasurer.
DUCJUESNE NA TIONAL BANK, 1
Pittsburg, Pa, December 31, 1888.
DIVIDEND THE BOARD OF DIREC
TORS of this bank have this dav declared
a dividend of FOUR-PER CENTUM ont of
the earnings of the last six months, payable on
demand, free of tax. A. H. PATTERSON. ,
jal-2 - Cashier. J
Allegheny NationalBank. Plttsburg.Pa.
T'HE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE
this day declared a' dividend of THREE
PER CENT out of the earnings of the past six
months, payable Januarv 2, 18S9.
F. C. HUTCHINSON. Cashier.
December 31, 1888. ja3-43
Masonic Bank,
Pittsburg. Pa, Dcermber31, 188S.
THIRTY-SECOND DIVIDEND - THE
Board of Directors of this b ink have this
dav declared a dividend of THREE (3) PER
CENT on the capital stock nut of the earnings
of the last six months, payable on demand.
jal-06-D C. B. McLEAN, Cashier.
Arsenal Bane.
Pittsburg. December 21. 1SSS. j
DIVIDEND-THE BOARD OF DIRECT
ORS of this bank have declared a divi
dend of FOUR- (4) PER CENT ont of the
earnings of the list six months, payable forth
with. W. S. WILLIAMS,
jal-o3-D Cashier.
Pittsburg National Bank of Commerce.
-rSrviDEND-
The Board of Directors of this bank have
this day declared & dividend or FIVE (5J PER
CENT out of the earnings of the last six
months, payable forthwith, free" of tax.
0.1. WADE, Cashier.
December.Sl. 1SS8. 'a3-U
Tuna On. Company. 67 Fourth Ave., j
Pittsburg, January 1. 18S9. t
DIVIDEND -1 HE BOARD OF DIREC
TORS of the Tuna Oil Company have
this davdeclared aqnarterlydividend of FOUR
(1) PER CENT., payable on and after January
2. 1889,- at the office of the" enmpanv. No. 67
Fourth ave. GEO. W. COCHRAN, Secretary
and Treasurer. , ja3-12
Office of the Allegheny Bridge Co., J
Pittsburg. Januarv 1. 1889. K
TMVIDEND-THE "PRESIDENT AND
J managers of the "'Company for erecting a
bridge over the Allegheny river, opposite Pitts
burg, in the County of Alleehenv," have this
day declared a dividend of TWO (52) DOLLARS
on each share ofx the capital stock, payable to
stockholders or their legal representatives
lonnwiin. w. ttU4.Etsu.Ktf, .treasurer.
ja3-96
PlTTSBUBG. Decembef SL 18S8.
DTVTDEND-AT .A MEETING OF THE
Board of Directors of tho Allegheny
County Light ConipanV, held December 29,
18SS,a dividend of THREES) PER CENT,
was declared ont of tho earnings of the com
pany for six months. ending'Decemher 31, 1888.
Sayable January 10,. 1889, through the mails,
ransfer-books closed from December 28, 1888,
to January 10. 1889, at noon.
J0HNCALDWELU
J&3-45 Treasurer,
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO'CONTRACTORS-BlDS WILL
be received until Friday. January -4, 1S8S,
at 2 p. -JL, at the office of The Brownsville Nat
ural Gas Company, at Brownsville, Pa., for, the
treuchins and layinsof about (6) six miles of
6-incb pipe.
Privilege reserved of declining all bids If not
deemed satisfactory.
Plans and specifications can bo seen at the
company's office, Brownsville, Pj;
GEO.W.LENHART,
jal-51 Secretary and Treasurer.
Department of Public Safety,
Pittsburg, December 31, 1S88. j
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at the office of the City Con
troller until 2 p. it., January 5, 18S9. for the
printing and binding of 300 copies, moro or less.
Manual Bureau of Fire, etc" Specifications
can be seen at the general office of the department-
Bonds in double the amount of the con
tract will be required, said bonds to bejprobat
ed before the Mayor or. City Clerk. The De
partment of Awards reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids. J. O. BROWN,
jaLSa Chief Department of Public Safety.
PROPOSALS FOR DAMS AND DIKES
U. S. Engineer Office, Cincinnati, O., Dec
18, 1888. Sealed proposals. In duplicate, for
furnishing material and constructing dams
and dikes in the Ohio river, to-wit: a dam be
tween Davis and Neville Islands, a dam at the
head of Marietta Island, a dike at Eight-Mile
Island, a dike at Bonanza Bar, a dike at Madi
son. Ind., and a dike at Caseyville. Ky., will be
received at this office until noon, local time, on
"WEDNESDAY, the SOtli day of January, 18S9,
and then opened. A separate contract will be
made for each structure. All information fur
nished on application. The attention of bid
ders is Invited to the acts of Congress approved
Feb. 26.J885, and Feb. 23, 1887. WM. E. MER
RILL, Lieutenant Colonel of Engineers.
de3I-2S-de3l-1al,2,3,23.26
Ohio Connecting Railway.
Office of Chief Engineer, 1
Pittsburg, Pa, December 27, 1888. J
HOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received at the office
of tbe undersigned, Pennsylvania Company's
Building. Penn street, near? Tenth street, Pitts
burg. Pa., until Saturday. 26th January, 1S89,
for the grading, foundations, masonry, and
bridge, superstructure of the Ohio Connecting
Railway, between Nirnlck station, on tbe P. C.
A St. L. Ry and Wood's Run station, on the
P.,Ft. W.& C. Ry.
The length of tbe line is two and one-fourth
(2V) miles, and embraces tbe following work:
5,000 Cu. yds. earth excavation.
10.0CO Cu. yds. loose rock excavation.
10,000 Cu. yds. solid rock.
19.7C0 Cu. yus. excavation of foundation, dry.
5,800 Cu. yds. excavation of foundation, wet.
6,340 Cu. yds. excavation for ,caiS3ons and
crillage foundations.
5,675 Cu. yds. concrete in foundations.
2.165 Cu. yds. concrete filling in caissons.
203,000 feet b. m. timber in foundations on plat
forms. 5.000 Lin. ft. foundation piles.
3,400 Cu. yds. abutment masonry.
11,100 Cu. yds. pier masonry.
850 Cu. yds. masonry in viaduct pedestals.
550 Lin. ft. framed wooden trestle work.
360 Ltn. ft. pile trestle work.
2 Spans pin connected iron deck bridge
121' 9" each.
1 Span pin connected iron through bridge
416' 0".
11 Spans pin connected iron deck bridge
171' 1 5-8" each.
1 Span pin connected iron through bridge
525 y'.
1 Span pin connected iron deck bridge
137" 6".
2 Spans pin connected iron deck bridge
las' 8'.' each.
651 Lin. ft. Iron plate girder viaductin alter
nate spans of 30 and 46 ft.
270 Lin. ft. iron plate girder viaduct in alter
nate spans of 30 ft.
75 Lin.ft, iron plate girder viaduct in one
span.
1 Span wooden Howe truss through
bridge 60 ft. long.
Plans and specifications for this work are
now ready for examination at this office.
The right is reserved to reject anv or all bids.
M. J. BECKER,
Chief Engineer Ohio Connecting Railway.
J33-39-TT3
DASCING ACADEMIES.
PROF. BROOKS
DANCING ACADEMY,
Sixth and Ltbertt streets.
(Member of the American Society of Pro
fessors of Dancing, New York.)
The second term for ladies amlgentlemen
will commence THURSDAY. JANUARY & at
8 o'clock p. M. For ladies (exclusively) THURS
DAY, JANUARY 3 at 3 o'clock P. M. For
misses and masters, SATURDAY, JANUARY
5 at 3 o'clock T. at. For particulars call for
circulars at music stores. de30-23
ELECTIONS.
-UTY SAVINGS BANK OF PITTSBURG,
J Pa.. December 3L 1888. The annual elec
tion for directors of this bank will be held at
tbe banking house. Sixth ave. and Smitlifield
st, on Tuesday, January 8, 1889, between the
hours of 11 A. st. and 1 P. 31.
jal-69 JOHN W. TAYLOR, Cashier.
ELECTION NOTICE REAL ESTATE
Loan and Trust Co Tne annual election
for nine directors of the bank will be held at
tbo banking bouse, cor. Ohio and Middle
sts., January 8, 1SS9, between the hours of 10
o'clock" A. M., and 1 o'clock p. jr. C.
SCHAUER. Jr.. Cashier. deSI-JO
First National Bank. Pittsburg. Pa, i
Pittsburg, December 10, 1888.
ELECTION THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for nine Directors of tbe bank will be held
at tbe banking house, corner of Wood street
and Fifth avenue, January 8. 1889. between the
hours of 11 o'clock A. if. and 1 o'clock P. H.
dell-187-D J. D. SCULLY. Cashier.
Office Columbia Oil Co.,
Pittsburg. December 28. 1888.
rTTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
JL stockholders of the Columbia Oil Co." will
be held at No. 514 Market st. on THURSDAY.
January 10.1889. at 11 o'clock A. M.. for the
election of directors and for the transaction of
such business as mav be presented.
de28-I7-p A. P. McGREW, Secretary.
Masonic Bank, i
Pittsburg, Pa, December 31. 1888.
ELECTION THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for directors of this bank, to serve for the
ensuing vear, will beheld at the banking house
on TUESDAY, JANUARY, 8. 1889, between
the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 1 o'clock p. if.
jal-67-D CHAS. B. McLEAN, Cashier.
Arsenal Bank.
Pittsburg, December 31. 188S. (
ELECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for twelve directors or the bank will De
held at the banking home, enrncrof Butlorand
Forty-third streets, on WEDNESDAY, JANU
ARY 9, 1S89, between th hours of 11 a m. and
1 P. m. W. S. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
jal-5G-D
Office of Ben Franklin InsuranceCo.,
INCZCO.,)
, Pa.. J
r L 1889. S
43 OHIO STREET, ALLEGHENY,
January
-pLECTION.-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
JCJ of directors of this company, to serve dur
ing the ensuing year, will beheld in tbe office
of the company on MONDAY, January 14, 1889,
between the hours of 10 a. X. and 2 p. x. WM.
A. FORD, Secretary. ja2-39-D
ELECTION-THE SAFE DEPOSIT COM
PANY of Pittsburg. The annual election
of nine directors of tills company, to serve for
tho ensuing year, will be held at the office of
the company. No. 83 Fonrth avenne, on TUES
DAY. January 8.18S9, between tho hours of 10
A 3f. and 12m. Wh, T. HOWE, Secretary.
de27-57-TTS
Office Pennsylvania insurance Co.,
lNCE CO., 1
10.1883 j
OR DIREC
419 WOOD STREET,
Pittsburg. December
fTHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
JL TORS for this companvwill ho held at the
office as above on Thursday, January 10, 1889,
between the hours of 11 a. luanil 12 jr.
THOS. D. KELLER, Secretary.
de20-92-TTS
Nations Bank fob Savings. )
Allegheny. Pa, December 26. 1888. (
ELECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for nine (9) directors of this bank, to serve
forthecnsningyear.'willbe held at tbe bank
ing house. No. 43 North Diamond street. Alle
gheny, on MONDAY. January 14, 1889, between
the hours of 1 and 3 pjT.
JOHN T. MORTON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
de252G,27,28,29,jaL3,5,8,I0,12
PrrteBURO Union Passenger j
Railway Company.
Pittsbuko, December 2), l&SS. )
ELECTION-THE ANNUAL MEETING
of stockholders o'. the Pittsburg Union
Passenger Railway Company and the election
for President and directors to serve fqr the
ensuing year will -be held at the company's
office, eorner of Liberty and Market streets, on
MONDAY, January 14. 1889, between the hours
of 3 and 4 o'clock p. Ji.
CHAS. SEIRERT, Secretary,
de29-87-29.3LjaS.5;8.10,12
Office Wisterx Penxsyltaxia )
Exposition Society, v
PITT8BUBO. January L 1889.
ELECTION-THE ANNUALMEETING OF
members of this soci-ty for the election
of thirteen directors to seiTe for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such other reg
ular business as may be brought up, will be
held in tbe muslo and art room, second floor of
Hamilton building. Fifth avenue, TUESDAY,
January 8, 1SS9, at 3 o'clock P. x.
Br order of the Board. ,
ja3-20-D JAS.W.BATCHELOR, Secretary,
" newadyertisemexts'.
' Ta -the StekMders'F'1
OF THE
BANK DF PITTSBURGH
At a meeting of the directors of the Bank of
Pittsburg, held at the banking- house on th-
13th day of December, A. D.1888.1t was re- "
solved unanimously that the following memo-
rial and circular notice to the stockholders of
this bank be adopted, and that the same be
printed and sent to the stockholders: and also
that the same be published in the newspapers
for the information of tbe public and of thow '
stockholders wbose residences are unknown.
JOHN HARPER; President
W. ROSEBURG, Cashier.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE BANK
OF PITTSBURG. n
It is proper that the stockholders of this
bank should know tbat its charter will soon ex
pire, and understand its position in that event.
The bank was first chartered in the year .1814,
and after tbe renewal and extension of its
charter by sundry acts of Assembly, fini'ly
came under tbe provisions of the Act of As
sembly of tbe 16th of April, 1850. and its sup
plements, under which it was chartered and re
chartered. By the act of the 19th of March, 1861), its char- '
ter was extended for the term of 20 years from
the expiration of its then existing charter. As
a consennence.'if its present charter be not re
newed. ft must expire, and its affairs be wound
np by five trustees to be elected by the stock
holders at a general meeting called for the".,
purpose. In case of a failure to provide trus
tees, its assets would necessarily be taken into -custody,
under an order of a court of equity, to .
be collected and disbursed for the benefit of
creditors and stockholders.
Tbe effect of an expiration of the charter win
be to convert tbe claims of the stockholder Into
a pecuniary demand upon the fund for tbo
stock of each stockholder and its incre
ment. As more than one-half of the stock is
held by executors, trustees and persons in s
fiduciary capacity, and by females, a reorgan- '
ization under a new and original charter cannot
be effected, because trust f unds cannot be in
vested without the authority of the-proper
tribunal, a thing involving a practical Impos
sibility. It Is obvious, therefore, that without a re
newal and extension of the present charter, the
"old" Bank of Pittsburg, so long known and -
esteemed as a rock of security, and the helper
and supporter of tbe men of business, and even,
of other banks, will come to an end, and its
large cnpital and assets taken out of
the business of Pittsburg and ad
jacent territory into private bands,
many in distant place9. The loss to the wbola
community, and the effect of the collection of
its assets and withdrawal of its capital upon
tbe business men and tho customers of tho
bank, will be disastrous and ruinous. The city
of Pittsburg and adjacent cities and country
cannot afford to Ioso tbo capital, business and'
stability of the bank.
This condition of affairs is stated because,,
since the last recbarter of the bank, the new
constitution has presentedabarrierto renewal,
wbich must be understood. By the seventh
section of the third article of the new constitu
tion, no special law to recbarter the bank. can'
be passed. This necessitates the passage of a
general law. and none such now exists.
The Dank cannot reorganize under the bank
ing company law of the 13th of May, 1878, for
articles of association under it must be entered
into by persons, each one competentnd in bis
own right, who must make a certificate under
their bands specifying tbe terms of association, .
and complying with the law, and acknowl
edging tbe same before a judge or notary
nublic In such a proceeding, necessarily a 11
trustees, and others acting in a fiduciary ca
pacity, whose investmentneedstbeantborftyof
the proper tribunal, must drop out, and tho
bank lose probably one-half its capital. Such a
reorganization cannot supply tbe place of the
"Old Bank" and would not command its in
fluence and ability.
It therefore becomes a duty to the stockhold
er?, and to the public so much interested, to
make known to them tbe situation of the- mat
ter, that an enlightened understanding of tha
necessity of a general law may exist, applicable -to
this bank, and all others needing the means
of renewal. ja3-37
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Some of the finest rooms in the cltv for
feneral business purposes at tbe New
IISPATCH building. 75, 77 ana 70 Dia
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WELL LIGHTED, well venttlateiLwith con
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service.
SITUATION, the most central In the city,
within a few hundred feet of the posw
offices, (new and old). City Hall, the new
county buildings. Fifth avenue. Smith
field street and Fonrth avenue,
PARTIES requiring power service also sup
plied, with special quarters and .every
convenience. .
ELECTRIC LIGHTING, steam heating and ,.
janitor service included In tho rents,"1 7
which are moderate. - , ,
GREAT advantages and economy in these) -
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NEW DISPATCH BUILDING,
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and the old city quickly accessible by cab! a'
cars. "" 1
Owing to central situation on main thorough
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Purposes. Address, giving location, etc., BOX 232, Pitttvi
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jaI-63-TT At 9 AM.
CONSUME YOUR OWN GARBAGE D?V
stoves and ranges whllo using the same for;
cooking, or any other purpose, by using" tho
Kureka Garbage Burner. For illustrative cir
cular, containing full Information, call on or
address ..,
JAMES ANDERSON, w' .
S3 East Diamond street. ' '
je5-no7-TTS Allegheny.Px . x
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