Pittsburg dispatch., August 11, 1889, SECOND PART, Page 11, Image 11

pjjpP" "r . 'w p
mmmrn
;"
- -- "r isrjgy
THE PITTSBURG- DISPATCH, SUNDAY, AUGUST 11,
1889.
11
IMPURITIES IiN BEER.
-
Some Facts About -the Character of
the Malt Liquor Drunk Daily.
DANGER OF LEAD POISONING.
Deadly Drags Occasionally Used to Adul
terate Beer.
BMEST BKEWEKS ltf THE MU0K1TT.
rWEITTM TOa THX DISrATCn.1
The art of brewing was known to the
Egyptians many hundred years before the
Christian era, and, later, beer was the ordin
ary beverage of Julius Ctesar's soldiers.
"When the Romans invaded Britain they
took with them the art of brewing, and when
beer entered England it went to stay; for
ever since the invasion of the festive Roman
tbe English-speaking people everywhere
have been inseparably attached to brewed
malt liquor. Some want it as stout, others
as ale, and still'others as porter; but the
difference is little they are all beer. In
every country into which beer has been in
troduced, it has become the national bever
age, until now it is the favorite drink in all
northern and temperate parts of Europe and
Asia. Even in Paris, where wine and
absinthe are supposed to hold full sway,
beer is consumed to an cnormons extent.
Coming home, Allegheny county con
sumed, approximately, 15,000,000 gallons of
beer during the year ending June 30, 1889.
These figures represent about 30 gallons
for each man, woman and child in the
county.
A PERTINENT QUESTION.
How, considering this enormous and uni
versal use of beer, and in view of the fact
that, locally, an enormously greater than
usual amount of this beverage has been
consumed recently, the quality of beer being
manufactured is a matter of importance.
Some investigations into its purity, then,
but be interesting and timely. An analysis
for'impuritiesoflS samples of beer as it is
furnished to the Pittsburg consumer by
brewers, within and without the county,
gives the following results:
Lead present In three samples.
Arsenic present In two samples.
Cocculus milieus (picrotoxin) present In five
camples,
balicylic acid present in two samples.
Strychnine present in no samples.
Picric acid present In no samples.
Tobacco present in no samples.
Opium present in no samples.
Bacteria (living) present in no samples.
Of the three brands of beer containing
lead, one was of bottled and two of tapped
beer. How the metal came to be present in
the bottled article can only be conjectured
(probably it was from artificial glucose used
as an adulterant), but it is quite certain that
the presence of lead in the tapped beer was
owing to the fact that the beer was con
veyed from the barrel in the cellar to the
faucet in the barroom by a lead pipe of
about 25 feet in length in the one instance,
aud35feetin theother. Thefreeacids, acetic,
lactic and carbonic, in the beer, converted
the metallic lead into soluble salts which
were dissolved and carried along by the
beer flowing through the pipes.
THE DANGER OP LEAD PIPES.
Dr. Hay, the well-known chemist, some
time ago pointed ont the danger of using
lea'd pipe for this purpose, and recommended
that a pipe of iron, lined with an enamel
free from lead, be used instead. It may be
mentioned that the samples of tapped beer
wh&ch contained lead were obtained when
wefhad more than 93 saloons in the city
a time when beer had more opportunity to
ciand in the pipes than it has. now. It is
true that the quantity in one case wonld be
small, but, as vis well known to medical
science,, lead, like all .metals, tends to ac
cumulate in the system, and, no
matter how small tbe dose, it will
eventually produce chrouio lead poison
ing. Physicians are constantly meeting
with cases where this form of poisoning can
be diagnosticated, but where it is a very
difficult matter to ascertain the source of the
lead. Until pipes made of material other
than lead are used lor tapping, beer must
come in for a share of the blame in these
cases, if the patient is a beer drinker. A
professional friend of mine had two patients,
both bar keepers (though in different
saloons), who were suffering with chronic
lead poisoning. The source of the lead in
both instances, my friend and I agreed, and
analysis showed, was the lead tap pipe. A
cample from each of these saloons is in
cluded in the table above and constitute two
f the three instances in which '
LEAD WAS POUND.
In both cases, no lead was detected in
cr taken directly from the bar
's. As soon as the matter was
ught to the notice of the pro
etors of the respective saloons, they im
diately made arrangements to have the
er barrels placed in the barroom and
uped directly with a spiggot, without the
ntervention of compressed air and lead
ipe, or pipe of any kind; and, though the
wo bartenders continued to drink beer as
nefore, the symptoms of lead poisoning all
subsided.
How the arsenic found in two samples got
into the beer, is a matter very easy of ex
planation. In order to increase the profits,
the unscrupulous brewers of these beers
bad used artificial glucose in the manufac
ture. This substitution would be harmless
and justifiable, perhaps, were it not for the
fact that in the artificial conversion of starch
into glucose, sulphuric acid is used. Now
commercial sulphuric acid almost invariably
contains arsenic Whence the
ARSENIC IN THE BEER.
True, this poisonous metal was not founed
in very great -quantity, and probably would
net as a tonic and increase the avoirdupois
of the man who drinks four Or five glasses
daily of the beer containing it; but what of
the man who drinks 15 or 20 glasses or more
a day? If he drinks continually of that
one brand ot beer he must inevitably suffer
from chronic arsenical poisoning. This is
no gauzy hyp6thesis; it has occurred with
in the writer's personal knowledge.
Picrotoxin was lound in bve sampler It
is the poisonous active principle of coccnlus
indicus, the fruit of which was used to
adulterate the beer for the purpore of
cheaply increasing its bitterness and intox
icating effects, with a corresponding saving
of bops and ot malt
A CHEAP ADULTERANT.
It talies but very little cocculus indicus
to infuse a great amount of bitterness into
an enormous quantity of beer, and as but
one-twentieth of a grain, when repeated sev
eral times at short intervals, is sufficient to
produce the intoxicating effects of
tbe drug, it is seen that it
makes a cheap adulterant. A solution con
taining the picrotoxin obtained from a
sample ot beer was injected hypodermatic
ally into a guinea pig, with the result of
literally Jieing him up in a knot with the
tetani6 spasms. Death followed iu a short
time. This is called the pbvsiological test for
picrotoxin, and, though a little hard on the
guinea pig, is confirmatory of the accuracy
of the chemical test. It is possible that the
intoxication due in part to tie picrotoxin in
beer may have something to do with many
acts of violence which might not be com
mitted under the influence of alcohol alone.
The effects of the lope-continued use of
picrotoxin are most disastrous, the nervous
system being chiefly affected. The differ
ence between drinking a pure beer and one
containing picrotoxin is, other things being
equal, simply years taken from the life of
the man who drinks the adulterated
product.
AIT UNNECESSARY EVIL.
Salicylic acid is not a danrerous adulter
ant, but it has no business in the beer. If
enough bops are used there is no necessity
Strychnine and picric acid were not found
in the samples analyzed, though they are
sometime used to increase tbe bitterness
and the profits.
Tobacco ana opium care oeen usea to I
adulterate beer, ut prohablv not very frej
quently. No traces of either were found in
these analyses. No living .bacteria were de
tected, and it is a pleasure to find these om
nipresent organisms absent from something.
To drpp to slang literally there are no
flies on beer.
There were indication in some samples of
there having been carbonate of soda added
to the beer to neutralize the acid and in
crease the foam. This, of course, is not in
jurious to the drinker; nevertheless the
drinker feels himself injured, for when he
gets a thimbleful of beer buried under a
glassful of froth, he thinks, and rightly,
that the dispenser is making undue money
off of him.
RESULT OF DEUfKINQ IMPURE BEEE.
In regard to the actual results of con
tinually drinking a beer containing the
impurities detected, the writer is aware that
many a stout and healthy individual will
argue thus: "I have been drinking beer all
my life and I am a sound man to-day; so it
can't be adulterated so awfully much."
But this individual must remember these
three things: That there are exceptions to
rules; that the effect of adulterated beer
may yet tell on him (if he drinks much ot
the adulterated brands), and, lastly, that
be is probably not so healthy a man as he
thinks he is. Certain it is that every
practicing physician has constantly under
his care one or more victims of impure
beer.
Again, as each individual beer drinker
hears a reference to adulterated beer, he will
say: "Oh! yes. there is lots of impure beer
on the market. You ought to drink only
the so-and-o brand: it is the only pure
article." AVe should answer "Don't be too
sure about that."
A VEET FAIE SHOWING.
In reference to the above analysis it
should be stated that no one sample of beer
contained more than three of the four im
purities found, and of the fifteen samples no
impurities at all were detected in ten sam
ples. This is a showing of 33J4 per cent of
impure beer on the market. This percent
age is, however, but little, if any worse,
than is the case with the majority! manu
factured articles of food and drink." All
kinds of such products are more or less
adulterated.
The present article must not be considered
as a polemic against the brewers in general,
for, as I have said, their products arc no
worse than those of other manufacturers,
and it must be said for them that the more
responsible ones, some of whom have been
spoken to in regard to this matter, are aware
of the prevalent adulteration . of beer, and
deplore it. They know that it is done and
they know how to do it, but refrain from
the nefarious practices themselves, as a mat
ter of principle, though they could im
mensely increase their profits if they should
yield to greed. The writer has talked with
come of the best brewers in the country and
they all agree that a stop of some kind
should be put to the .
-WHOLESALE ADULTERATION
going on in many local and distant brew
eries; they cay it is damaging the honest
brewer who brews with an eye only to the
legitimate profits of his business. It is well
that there are a few of these hontst fellows,
for if all the beer sold was asbad as some of
the bamples analyzed, the future ot our peo
ple would be appalling to consider.
This Suggests the only immediate rem
edy the only thing the beer-drinker can
do to lessen the risk of detriment to his
health from impure beer that is, "don't
confine your potations to any one brand of
beer, but let them be of as many different
brands as possible." As about 33J per
cent of all beer supplied to the Pittsburg
consumer is adulterated, by a conglomera
tion of beers you will get two glasses of
the pure article for one of the imnure. That
is two to one in your'lavor and is the best
you can do under the circumstances.
Chevalieb Q. Jackson, 21. D.
M. G. Cohen, the popular jeweler and
diamond expert, formerly at the corner of
Fifth avenne and Market street, has opened
a new store at 533 Smithfield st. Eis old
friends and the public are invited to call
and inspect his stock and prices. Don't
forget the place, 33 Smithfield st.
California Wines.
Old Sherrv. full quarts
BOc
Extra Old Sherry, full quarts.
...75c
Uld Port, mil quart;, ,
Extra Old Port, lull quarts ,
Riesling, full quarts ,
Angelica, full quarts
Muscatel, fnll quarts.
Tokay, full quarts ,
For sale by G. "W. Schmidt, Nos.
97 Fifth avenue.
....50c
....75c
,...40c
....50c
...50c
....50c
95 and
Excursion to Atlantic City,
Via the B. & O. K. E., next Thursday,
August 15. Kate $10 for the round trip;
tickets good for. 10 days; good to stop at
"Washington City returning. Trains of
Eastlake coaches" and Pullman palace cars
will leave at 8 a. m. and 120 p. M.
TnE best French sateens now only 25c a
yard, and a choice assortment of all-wool
French challis reduced to 35c a yard.
Hugus & Hacks.
"We carry the best line of dollar corsets.
F. Schoekthal, 612 Penn ave.
Cabinet photos, 89c per dor. Lies' Pop
ular Gallery, 10 and 12 Sixth st. mwtsu
PEACK SHORT CAKE.
Take one pound of flour; mix well
through it one and a half measures 'Ban
ner" Baking Powder; add two teaspoonfuis
salt; then rub in one-half ponnd shortening,
add with a spoon one-half pint of sweet
milk; bake in jelly cake pans; when cold,
and just before eating, place in layers.
Take ripe, fresh peaches, which have pre
viously been washed, pared, chopped, and
sugared. Spread the fruit on each layer
and serve with cream.
charlotte eussk.
Take one quart ot rich cream, four table-
E-poomuis Ul puwucrcu iuK, fcwu tea
Spoonfuls extract of vanilla; place this in a
vessel packed with chopped ice; allow it to
thoroughly chill. Then beat into this two
tablespoonfuls gelatine that has been dis
solved in two tablespoonfuls sweet milk.
Prepare your cake as follows: Take the
whites ot 11 eggs beaten stiff, one and one
half teacUpf uls granulated sugar measured
after sifting; beat the sugar in gradually,
also the yolks of six eggs and one teaspoon
ful extract of orange; stir into this one tea
cnpful flour, measured after sifting four
times, having mixed through the dry flour
one measure "Banner" Baking "Powder.
Bake 40 minutes, slow oven, square pan.
"When cake is told cut out the center and
pour in the whipped cream; drop over top
candied cherries or other conserves.
Now is the season to keep
on 'hand a supply of
HOUSE "SCOTJBENE" to do all
CLEANING your house cleaning.
WITH There is no lenown article
SCOTJEENE for 6 cents that will so help
through ho nse cleaning and
jio it as well.
LEAGUEATERAGES.
Some InterestingJlecords of Batting
and "Fielding Ability.
BRODTHERS THE LEADING BATTER.
The Cleveland still Lead the Other Teams
In Fielding.
MEW I0KK IS PIEST IN STICK WOBK
The detailed batting and fielding aver
ages of the League clubs and players are
here given complete up to August 7. A
record is given every player who has played
In at least ten games. Broutbers is clinching
his hold on first batting honors. Cleveland
still leads tbe fielding, with .New York first in
batting. Chicago has improved In both batting
and fielding. New York has five out of tbe
first eight batters. The figures follow:
B 2 H H a a 3
n 2. m o
! CLTO ? I I ! I h
BATTING. 3 ? 3 p S 5
. . g. f g..
: :::::: .3
1 Ne York 76 1741 537 7S7 "is! "5 153
2 Boston 78 2735 SS 749 1611 176.274
3 Chicago 83 2936 '537 782 117 211 .268
4 Indianapolis. ....... S3 302Z 4S4 812 177 233.263
5 Philadelphia 80 2911 474 761 219 3)1 .261
6 Cleveland 83 2858 410 711 160 158.249
7 Washington 75 2578 351 632 160 113.245
8 FltUburg 82 2370 410 699 IU 195.241
o B m i s o n
u " S. 3 5 ? "
jr e o S 2
!. . 5
CLUB FIELDING. 2 " : g
: 3 : " : S 2 8
. a, j?
: "::::
::::::
"I Cleveland 83 2212 1240 223 3675 135 .939
2 Boston ,. 78072 1057 249 3378 207 .929
3 Indianapolis 83 2209 1213 261 3683 144 .929
4 Pittsburg 82:2158 1158 257 3573 154 .928
5 .New York 76ll947 1028 243 3218 163 .924
6 Philadelphia 8012127 1066 261 3454 156 .924
7 Chicago 83 2250 1270 316 3836 119 .918
g Washington 75J1941 993 316 3250 143 .903
a n ".
? I 3 q
- I s 8
n a e J
f ! : ? :
I S I T .
a If
BATTING.
Playtr$-Clubl,
Dronthers. Boston
.408
Tlernan, New York..
.362
awing, new lorn
Gore, New York
Glasscock. Iud'apolla.
fields. Pittsburg
Connor. New York....
OVRourke, N. Y
Sanders, Philadelphia.
Darling. Chicago
Carroll. Pittsburg
Klchardson, Boston...
Whttnej-, Indla'polls.
Clements. Pblla'phla.
(Duffy, Chicago
i Denny, Indianapolis
.353
.332
.331
.330
.328
.324
.321
.318
.317
.316
.313
.312
.311
.III
i van iiauren. i;mca,
I Buckley, Indian...,
Delahanty, PWla
5 Thompson. PbUa...,
Heklev. Plttabure.
.319
.110
308
.301
.364
.304
.302
.300
I nines. Indianapolis.
beery, Indianapolis...
sioiTer, i-mia..
Wllmot,Vash..
Anson, Chicago
Dalr, Wash
ibulllTan. Ind.
,2V4
291
.290
.239
1 Zlminer. Cleveland..
.289
.283
,286
.238
.282
,278
,277
.276
.276
.275
.273
.273
,272
,272
.263
.266
266
,265
264
Kyan, Chicago
(Crane, New York..,
1 Kelly. Boston
Andrews. Phlla
Myers, Phils. & Wash.
Tebeao. UeTeland...
J Madden. Boston ...,
Mack, Wash
Maul. Plttsburir
J Gumbert. Chicago..
(jonnston, jsosioa.
I McGeachy, lnd....
i Onlnn. Boston
Richardson, N. Yt...
Ward. New York..
JTwltchell, CleTe...,
Hoy. Washington....
I Farrar. PulU
IFarrelL Chlcaeo....
.264
.261
Miller. Pittsburg ,
Dalley. Indian
Kuehne, Pltisbarg...
,2SS
257
xiaiiinan, l njia......
O'Brien. Cleve
( Nash, Boston
I Badbourne, Bost....
1 Brown. Boston
J Wise. Wash
I t'ogarty, Phlla....:.
Tener, Chicago
Schoch. Wash
Ebrtght, Wash
Gllks, Cleveland....
Strieker. Cleveland.
.255
,25
255,
,254
254
,251
.251
250
.250
250
,250
.250
.2(8
.247
bhrlver. Philadelphia
Itowr, .riiisDurg
Wood. Philadelphia.
( Sunday, Pittsburg.
Pfeffer, Chicago
(Clark, Washington,
1 Ganiell. Boston
,248
245
245
.244
244
,241
Carney. Washington
Haddock Wash'n...
Clarkson, Boston
Dunlap. Pittsburg...
Keefe, Washington..
McAleer, Cleveland,.
.239
.238
.235
,231
.233
,232
,232
,231
.231
,231
.223
iraaiz. uercisnu...
1 Radford, Cleveland.
( jnciiean. uievciauo.
1 Burns, Chicago
I Hutchinson. Chic...
A.Irwin, Phtl. Wash
uieason. jrnuaa'a....
.227
.226
.225
Shoeneck. Indlanap's
Hanlon. Plttsburir
62Casey, Philadelphia..
Bennett. Boston
,218
217
Flint, Chicago ,
Boyle. Indianapolis...
Bassett. Indlanasolts.
.36
,215
,214
bwecny. Washing....
tjommers, Chicago
(bmlth. Plttsburtr.
.213
,2
1 LUtfleld, New York.
.209
Welch, New York...
Brown. New York...
.206
.2K
Snyder, Cleveland...
203
197
wniiney. aew xors
Dwver. Chlcaco
.IDS
Galvln. Pittsburg....
MorrllL Washington.
183
181
Getzeln. Indlananolls
.178
.167
I Kusle, Indianapolis.
Myers, Indianapolis
167
U'AJay, flew tors....,
Butclfffc Cleveland..,
Staley, Pittsburg
Krock. Chicago & Ind.
.163
.162
,161
156
153
BnfSngion, Phlla. ...
Keefe, New York....
Bakelev, Cleveland ..
Bastlan. Chicago
Fersoii. Washlnsrton.
.146
131
124
111
White, Pittsburg....
Beatln, Cleveland...
Decker, Philadelphia.
Uealy, Chicago
.110
,085
,071
066
79 296 74 121
67 276 78 100
67 238 53 84
71 293 78 99
82 362 80 120
30 106 12 35
76 291 74 95
75 299 47 97
21 84 9 27
13 44 6 14
47 161 44 51
M 307 73 97
10 32 6 10
43 199 33 62
83 344 89 107
81 351 62 109
82 326 74 101
39 155 12 42
26 117 23 36
79 339 62 103
71 296 53 83
76 306 48 93
76 305 70 92
78 333 53 100
56 221 41 65
83 323 88 94
33 124 24 36
54 197 37 87
45 142 33 41
83 364 82 105
16 56 10 16
71 294 68 84
10 39 10 11
72 281 48 77
84 329 40 91
16 58 5 16
58 225 32 62
58 218 31 60
31 121 25 33
78 319 64 87
79 320 46 87
64 250 26 68
73 299 43 80
58 248 45 68
83 342 46 91
76 309 51 82
80 299 45 79
63 230 49 74
65 264 49 69
40 151 27 39
63 272 27 70
70 275 33 70
28 110 11 28
75 274 53 70
20 71 10 18
78 319 89 81
70 271 44 68
79 303 69 76
24 84 7 21
30 108 13 27
16 GO 7 15
18 72 6 18
83 348 49 87
34 129 15 32
23 09 12 22
75 321 58 79
52 212 41 51
82 319 55 78
21 82 11 20
44 168 22 41
48 195 20 47
17 46 5 11
40 147 20 35
74 285 31 67
16 47 6 11
81 331 49 79
81 315 39 73
83 285 52 66
70 386 50 89
82 320 36 75
19 & 12 15
65 219 27 50
18 66 11 15
16 62 3 14
76 302 53 68
15 SO 2 11
48 147 16 32
15 to 6 13
29 87 11 21
83 317 35 68
SO 192 13 41
12 47 5 10
72 253 27 53
28 110 20 23
26 97 14 20
23 83 8 17
18 (J 4 14
74 269 42 5J
22 82 8 16
24 85 S 16
44 149 19 27
31 101 16 18
12 36 4 6
40 151 22 25
15 49 1 8
21 74 7 12
33 124 7 20
10 32 4 8
32 111 10 17
25 82 10 12
26 84 6 11
40 137 16 17
24 81 4 9
18 73 6 8
19 59 4 5
10 28 3 2
17 61 8 4
7 B S
P 5
o o.
" B o
s : : a
" . - "
2 : : : S
?:::.
FIELDING.
CATCniBS.
Player Club.
Bennett, Boston...
Schrlvcr, Phlla....
Hnvder. (Cleveland
: .963
.947
r .944
Zlinmer, Cleveland...
.90
,93a
f.wing, new xora.,
UanzelL Boston... .
r .927
I.V21
1 .916
r .909
Darling. Chicago
Dalley. Washington..
Elements, jrniia. ......
(Buckley, lnd
I Sntcllffe, Cleveland.
Kartell, Chicago
flint, Chicago
Myers, lnd '.
Dally, Ind
Miller, Pittsburg
Mack, Washington...
Carroll, Pittsburg....
1.897
.894
.892
Brown. NewYor
! .845
rieius. riiisDurg.
3ommers, Chicago. .
Kellv, Boston
tint Basemen.
(Anson. Chicago....,
SBeckley, Pittsburg,
Faatz. Cleveland
.813
.815
I .979
I .978
J Morrill, Washington
iSchoeneek. Ind
Brouthers. Boston....
.978
.877
Karrar, pnua
Illnes. Ind
I .971
1 .965
7 Connor, New York....
.962
.861
0 irney, nn,,
Second Mcucmen.
1 Wise. Washington....
2 Hallman. Phlla.
3 Dunlap, Pittsburg....
4 Myers, Wash. & Phlla
5 D. Klchardson. N. Y.
6 Strieker, Cleveland...
7 Bassett, Indianapolis.
8 U. Richardson, Boston
9 PfeCer, Chicago
10 Delchanty. Phlla
1.958
1.957
.942
.841
1.932
' .931
.930
.928
I .925
I .915
Third Battmen.
Nash, Boston
JTebean, Cleveland..
Murrey. Phlla
'hlte, Pittsburg
Denny, Indianapolis.
Kuehne. Pittsburg...
Whitney, New York.
Burns, Chicago
Wise. Washington...
Sweeney, Washington
Snort Stop:
McKean, Cleveland...
Gllks. Cleveland
Uallman, Phlladel....
KAstlin. fjhleasro
48 247 43 II 301
20 130 49 10 189
18 74 27 6 107
45 168 79 15 262
52 272 71 24 367
19 102 25 10 137
14 67 13 6 76
26 131 44 16 191
49 239 49 29 317
Sll 132 38 19 189
21 107 36 16 159
45 183 62 28 273
15 64 12 9 85
16 63 28 11 102
33 142 27 21 190
55 216 70 36 322
31 136 63 29 228
10 30 16 7 53
23 100 3) 22 142
13 44 17 12 73
10 40 5 10 55
11 23 15 10
83 913 47 20 977
70 711 17 15 753
84 840 35 19 894
40 137 20 S 416
16 165 12 4 181
79 782 32 19 833
79 761 27 21 8U9
63 655 21 25 711
75 744 17 20 781
32 311 8 11 K
20 44 71 6 120
12 38 34 12 84
73 233 234 29 496
72 196 237 27 46
73 201 236 32 469
53 251 286 40 577
82 224 292 39 655
78 221 280 39 Ml
81 276 307 47 630
23 83 55 10 118
,914
.905
.90S
,898
.897
.889
.887
.879
.810
.749
.tit
.914
.913
tjuUascock, Indian's,.
66 119 156 26 301
85 106 181 30 317
79 104 181 30 315
14 19 25 6 49
80 114 173 33 320
81 70 138 26 234
T2 101 166 34 SOI
83 ISO 197 45 372
13 26 25 12 63
47 66 80 49 195
70 128 230 33 SI
13 21 43 6 70
SS 131 180 SO 341
89 137 18 194
. 82 15)-ft- &M
H 898
302 .891
283.878
119'. 874
1151.861
277.838
166.831
1351.830
40.800
.945
.942
.936
.919
TwltchelL Cleve'd....
.904
seery, maiana pons.
O'Bourie. N York....
Wood. Phllada
Schock, Washington..
VanHaltren. Chicago.
Fields. Pittsburg
Center Fielder:
Hlnes, Indianapolis..
MeAleer, Cleveland...
Fogarty, Phlla
Farrell, Chicago
Hanlon. Pittsburg....
VanHaltren. Chicago.
Johnston, Boston...
Myers, Indianapolis..
Sullivan. Ind'apolls..
Hoy, Washington
Kyan, Chicago
Gore, New York
Sight FUlderi.
GanzeL Boston
Maul. Plttsburir
.89
.891
.890
.832
.872
.667
.971
.959
.953
.947
.931
.930
.918
.915
.900
.896
,8S7
.871
.963
.947
.933
.936
.933
.931
.908
.907
.896
.881
.876
Sunday. Pittsburg....
mcueacny, nu
Radford. Cleveland..
Schock, 'Wash
Duffy, Chicago
Mack, Wash
Kellv. Boston
Tlernan, New York...
Thompson, Phlla......
Carney, Wash
wise, wasn
Smith, Pittsburg
Ward. New York
Irwin, Phlla. & Wash.
Hatfield. New York.
Rowe. Pittsburg
Uulnn, Boston ,
Kyan, Chicago
Wise, Washington....
Duffy, Chicago
. rteiaer:
Wllraot, WasblHon...
ManL Pittsburg
Carroll, Pittsburg
Krawn. Boston. .......
55 93 170 30
56 109 160 33
66 81 171 35
20 37 67 15
23 30 69 16
63 71 111 45
29 29 109 28
25 44 68 23
10 3 29 8
54 114 e 7
36 71 1 S
21 42 2 3
78 161 8 14
81 130 11 15
76 131 17 17
74 98 8 13
67 124 5 16
16 27 3 4
66 92 10 15
11 10 2 6
12 31 3 1
81 186 23 9
78 199 25 11
14 34 1 2
77 183 13 15
13 25 2 10
76 162 6 15
17 42 1 4
53 105 3 12
72 143 20 19
55 121 20 18
68 142 13 23
17 20 6 1
18 31 6 2
SI 91 15 7
73 118 29 10
82 )18 8
13 22 6 2
72 97 11 11
24 42 7 5
69 85 10 11
65 103 8 15
79 97 16 16
15 21 2 6
10 9 1 8
93 ft
13
PITCHERS'
AVERAGES.
Player Club.
-!z
a-
m
Ml
1.57
1.59
1.64
1.70
1.75
1.83
1.93
1.83
2 00
Person, Wash..
Keefe. K. Y.. .
.256
.219
.239
O'Brien, Clevl'nd
uiarason. Boston..
Grnber, Cleveland
Bakeley, Cleve....
Welch, New York
Z3
262
.265
22
(Crane. H.Y.
291
1 Keefe, Wash..
Casev. Phlla....,
.267
.269
Tener. Chlcairo.
.254
2.06
2.11
iseatin, t;ieveiana
243
.243
.246
.398
243
Bumneton, rnua.,
2.16
Kadbourne, Bost.,
2.20
c uwver. unicairo.
2. S3
Haddock. Wash.iM
llovle. Ind 28
,33
245,2.46
Gumbert, Chl'go
,253
,237
.237
2.47
(Sanders, rnua..
.Hutchinson, Chi
S3
2.53
2 56
2 72
2.87
3.11
3.27
jnaaaen. Boston..
.247
Stalev. Pittsburg..
Gleas'on. Phlla....
Healv. Wash
o'Day. Wash,N Y
Getzem. Ind
155
289
241
.278
280
1. 29
Galvln, PltUburgl
311
3.69
Beech am's Pills cure bilious and nervous ills
Piaes' Soap secures a beautiful complexion
Iron Cltr Beer,
Brewed only by Erauenheim & Vilsack, is
perfectly pure, wholesome and nutritious.
Sold at all first-class bars.
Bargains in summer suitings and trous
erings at Pitcairn's, 431 Wood st. sn
TT-
MEETINGS.
PnTSutma. Pa-August 6. 1S89.
VTOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Jj the stockholders ot the Pittsburg Forge
and Iron Company, will be held at the office of
the company. Tenth street near Penn avenue,
on TUESDAY. August SO, 1S89 at 11 o'clock A.
M., for the election of directors for tbe ensuinc
year, and for such other business as mar be
brought before them. JAMES K. VERNEK,
Secretary. an634
AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION FINE CABINET GRAND
upright pianoforte, fine parlor suits, cham
ber fnrniture. brussels acdintrrainscarpetsj etc
TUESDAY MORNING, August 13, at 10
o'clock, at the rooms. 311 Market street.
Satin and silk tapestry, rujs, brocatelles and
hair cloth parlor suits, fancy rockers, pictures,
mirrors, clocks, ornaments, cabinets, bandsotne
upright piano, door and window curtaining,
lamps, hall racks, brussels and lntrraln room,
hall and stair carpets, rugs, linoleum, chamber
suits, folding beds, dressers, wardrobes, wash
stands, chiffoniers, bedsteads, bed lounges,
chairs, hair and husk mattresses, center tables,
feathers, shades, decorated toilet ware, library
tables, desks, secretaries, bookcases, sideboards,
extension tables, leather chairs, buffets, china,
and glassware, water coolers,, refrigerators,
stoves, notions, eta, etc.
HENRY AUCTION CO, LBL, Auctioneers.
aull-85
PROPOSALS.
Notice to Civil Engineers.
Sealed proposals will' be received by the
committee until MONDAY, the 19th day of
August, A. D. 1SS9, at 4 p. M., for the surveying
and establishing the grades, drawing of plans,
etc., for the borough of Tarentum, Pa.
Specifications and old plans can be seen at
Fleming iEsler's drugstore. The committee
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
G. B. HAYDEN. )
H. H. KENNEDY, J Committee.
G. T. OWEN8. j
" TAEENTirat, Pa., July 19, 18S9. aull-21-D
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed proposals will bs received at the
office of the City Clerk of tbe city of Sterling,
Illinois, for furnishing materials and doing the
work of constructing a portion of tho Avenue
-B" sower system, and connections and appur
tenances thereto. The work will comprise, ap
proximately, the following:
L00O lineal feet of 43-inch brick sewer; 5,000
lineal feet of pipe sewer from 6 in. to241n. in
diameter, together with the catch basins, man
holes, catch basin and manhole covers, etc., as
shown in plans.
Tbe bids for furnishing pipe, and for the best
Akron cement, to be made separately. The
whole of the work to be completed not later
than Nor. 1, ISSV. Plans and specifications
may be seen at the office of the City Clerk.
All bids must be in tbe hands of the City
Clerk, J. F. Barrett, on or before August 19.
1889.
The Council reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
By order of Com. on Streets and Alleys.
aull-23-D
EVERYONE ADMITS
That the success of a town is dependent
upon the relative size and importance of its
industries and likewise upon its location
and advantages. "Without enterprises of
moment to support its population, general
business languishes; without public im
provements people prefer to live elsesrhere.
At WILMERDINB
The presence of both these elements prom
ises success and the rapid sale of one hun
dred and fifty lots, on which buildings are
in course of erection, confirms the prophecy.
THE "WESTINGHOUSE AIE-BEAKB
"WORKS, located in the town, is the ost
phenomenally successful manufacturing en
terprise in the country, and its army of
workmen, with their families, would, alone
constitute a thriving community.
The various public improvements at Wil
merding are being pushed along as speedily
as possible, including the laying- of the
street mains through which the town will
be abundantly supplied with pure water.
Substantial plank sidewalks, sewers and
natural gas add to the public comfort.
Double-sized lots at all prices. For choice
locations apply at once to the
East Pittshurg ImprovementCo
"WilmerIixir, I. 'It. K., or
Westinghouse Building,
aul-91-WSu PITTSBURG. PA
TO EUROPE WE SELL TICKETS FOR
tbe leading lines, secure berths and pass
ports, issue drafts, letters of credit and money
orders, and sell foreign com at N. Y. rates.
MAX SCHAMBERQ & CO, 527 Smithfleld st,
Pittsburg. jytwsu
II JTUEHLBRONNER'S
JML VEGETABLE AND POULTBYSTAND
supplies all tbe city hotels; housewives will
find it to their advantage to deal with him.
Telephone M. 123 DIAMOND MARKET,
Pittsburg. . Jyl4-S4-su
WAI.TXB J. OsfeotrRNE. KicrrABDilAEBowa.
BARROWS & OSBOURNE
JOB PRINTERS,
' SO Diamond street
TaIaaIi AAA Tin. fill
; MS-UOTXEM I
H K ST m H
I -Si
i ; I a
s g o - s
o i r: c ,
2 a o S
? S I m
o r o
t3 3 m
745 99 191 54 31
802 124 176 42 36
905 131 216 59 43
1345 157 300 81 64
340 48 89 32 17
849 US 225 49 42
862 113 MO 45 47
429 99 125 28 23
476 112 127 21 27
450 61 121 28 29
668 105 170 33 37
625 80 152 32 38
1091 135 272 CI 67
515 80 127 22 33
684 101 272 22 43
453 82 111 27 31
956 130 244 61 69
578 78 146 23 42
782 106 185 39 S3
541 93 126 30 48
562 93 139 36 41
1034 174 267 63 79
537 99 155 29 43,
S72 129 138 40 47
633 106 143 30 49
935 166 262 54 89
876 168 212 65 84 1
Ki-DUplay advertUcmtnU one dollar ptr
square for one insertion. Classified advertise
ment on this page such as Wanted, For Bale,
To Let, ete, ten cents per line for each inser
lion, and none taken Sot less than fifty cents.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BRANCH OFFICES.
Fort the accommodation of the
publii, Branch Offices have been
established at the folio-wing places,
wherpWant, For Sale, To Let, and
other.transient advertisements will
be received up to 9 P. M. for inser
tion next morning:
Advertisements are to be prepaid except where
advertisers already have accounts wlth'inxDlS
fatch pittsbukg.
THOMAS KCCArFKEY, SS Butler street.
EMIL G. BTUCKEY, 24th street and Penn ave.
E. G . STUCKEY A CO., W vile ave. and Fulton st,
K. STOKELY. JTUth Avenue Market House.
XASTXND.
J. TV. WALLACE, 6121 Penn avenue.
OAXXAXD.
MCALLISTEK X SEElBLEB,5th av. 4 Alwood st.
, Eocrnsms.
JACOB SPOHN. o. -2 Carson street.
H. A. DONALDSON. 1707 Carson street.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHEK, 59 Federal street.
H. J. JtclJRIDE. Federal and Ohio street.
FKED H. E0GER3. 172 Ohio street.
F. H. EGGEK3 & SON, Ohio and Chestnut its.
J. F. STEVENSON. Arch and Jackson streets.
THOMAS McHENRY, Western and Irwin aves.
G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
l'EUltr M. GLEIM. Hebecca and Allegheny ave.
WANTED.
Male Hcls.
-rTXANTED-CABTENTEKSAT EXPOSITION
TV 1SDILD1NGS. . aull-18
w
ANTED-MARBLE CUTTER Address S.
&.. ULXbO.N. Kittanning, fa. anu-ai
-TTTTANTED-A BOY TO RUN THE ELEVA
VV TOR. FLEISHMAN & CO., S04 to 508 Mar
ket St. au 11-15
TTANTED-AN EXPERIENCED TOBACCO
VV salesman at HAW0BTH4DEWHURST,
or address LOCS B.-304: anll-U
WANTED-CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH'S
. helper. THOS. S. O'NEIL Jfc CO.. 5821
5825 Fean ave., E. E. aull-44
WANTED FIRST-CLASS HARDWARE
. man: good position. Address HARD
WARE, Dispatch office. aull-69
WANTED-AT OICE, FIRST-CLASS CAB-1NE-1
makers. FRANK J. GUCKERT. $3
and 70 Seventh avenue, city. aull-53
ITrANTED-FRACtlCAL WATCHMAKER
TV most be a good mechanic and furnish best
of reference. M. J. SMIT, 311 Smithfield st-aulO-33
w
ANTED TINNERS AND SHEET IRON
workers at Wllmerdlng, Fa., on the 1. K.
K. Apply at 161 LACOCKbT.. Allegheny, ra.
anll-92
"TTT'AtJTED-TWO FIRST-CLASS TINNERS
vv forrooflnz. Inquire between. 4 and 8 r. JL,
SQUIRE'S HARDWARE CO., 5200 Fenn ave.
aull-OT
YTTANTED TWO MEN TO DO DRAUGHT
S' T Ii G In the Iron business; state salary and
experience. Address B. A, C, Dispatch office.
au8-3-Thsu
WANTED-GOOD MAN IN EVERY TOWN;
salary paid weekly. Address SHERMAN,
TANGENBERG & CO.. 160 W. Lake St., Chicago.
au3-C5
WAJ.TED-GOOD, HANDY MAN TO RE
PAIR carts and dump cars. Apply S.
CAbPAKIS. Contractor, Conemaugn, Cambria
county. Fa. a-ulo-lW .
WANTEU-2 GREEN SAND AND 2 LOAM
molders: none hut good mechanics need
apply. GLOUCESTER IRON WORKS. Glouces
ter City, N.J. au7-29
WANTED-A GENERAL MANAGER FOR A
glass works, running on specialties: agood
opening for a man who can Invest some capital.
Address SPECIALTY, Dispatch office. aull-65
WANTED-YOUNG MAN, RESIDING WITH
parents, thoroughly competent to take
charge of a set of D. E. books. Address B, Dis
patch office, stating age and salary desired.
aull-33
WANTED-SALESMEN TO SELL A PATENT
ledger, advertising cards, fans, calendars,
Tnlers. novelties for advertising, etc., to mer
chants. MODEL LEDGER CO., South Bend. lnd.
au-44-xoi
XTTA-NTED AGENTS TO CANVASS AND
VV tell our homeopathic family medicines:
steady work; can make 112 to 115 per week. DR.
O'KEKITE & CO., Homeopathic Chemists, 31
Filth are. auU-99
TTrA,TEU-AT ONCE, TWO GOOD, RE
IT UIABE, sober salesmen on commission to
tell scheme soap to families and stores; big pay
guaranteed to right men. Address P. s. Co..
Dispatch office. aulo-M
WANTED-THE SERVICES OP ENERGETIC
and intelligent men, (20 to $30 per weel ac
cording to ability; steady employment If business
suits you. Address PEOPLES' SUPPLY CO.,
Alanorvllle, Armstrong county. Pa. aulI-37
yXT ANTE D IMMEDIATELY A FIHST
VV CLASS book-binder and ruler acquainted
with fhe business in all Its branches; steady em
ployment. Address, erring reference and wares
expected, HERALD, Johnstown, Pa. anll-llS
-TTJANTED-FOR THE UNITED STATE8
V V army, able-bodied, unmarried men, between
the ages of 21 and 35 years; good pay, rations,
clothing and modicarattendance. Apply at NO.
81S PENN AVEN UE, Pittsburg, Pa. "
JySl-30-WSU
XTTANTED-AGENTS OUTSIDE OF PBILA
Y V DELPHIA to represent Western Financial
Company, well-known East and West: bank officer
or clerk or real estate men preferred. Address,
with reference, M., Box 137, Philadelphia, Pa.
r au9-
W AM TED-A YOUNO MAN TO TASK
charge of our gents' furnishing goods de
partment: only those having experience In large
retail stores and capable of managing need apply.
Adtress OENTS' PUKNISHINU3, Dispatch
office. aull-31
TIT ANTED SALESMAN EXPERIENCED
VV and reliable man on commission, with lines
not conflicting, to sell our line of children's and
Infants' shoes to establlsbe trade In Ohio. Pitts
burr and vicinity. Address, with reference, A.
E. BROWN CO., Orwlgsburg, Pa. auS-44
WAlnTED-AN ACnVEBOY FOR GENERAL
office work; one who can operate a type
writer; an opportunity for a reliable, capable boy
to learn a first-class business. Address In own
band writing stating age, reference and salary
expected ELEVATORS, Dispatch office.
aull-18
TrANTEO Ba1 WRITERS AT SMART'S
VV ECLECTIC SHORTHAND AND BUSI
NESS COLLEGE, 4 Sixth street, Pittsburg: pen
manship, bookkeeping, arithmetic shorthand,
typewriting thoroughly taught for SS Dermonth:
private Instructions for both sexes; open dally 9
A. M. to 9 F. M. aulO-TTSSU
-fTJANTED-BALESMEN WE WISH A FEW
VV .men to sell our goods by sample to the
wholesale and retail trade; on salary; largest
manufacturers In our line; inclose 2c stamp: wages
S3 per day; permanent position; money advanced
lor wares, advertising, etc. CENTENNIAL
M'F'G. CO.. Cincinnati. O. JeZM-TTSSU
WANTED TRAVELING SALESMEN. SEND
your address and reference to KEYSTON E
StFGCO.,(lnc), Glrard, Erie county, Pa., and
they will mall you, free, a full outfit. Including
modcL of an article that sells readily to the trade
In every town and city, and upon which they will
?ay you a liberal commission; whole outfit weighs
ounces. au7-iS-EOD
WANTED-AGENTS FOB THE MISSOURI
Washerwhlch affords profitable business;
It washes dirtiest clothes clean by hot steam with
out rubbing: argnments In its favor are numerous
and convincing: easily sold; sent on two weeks
trial to be returned at my expense If not satisfac
tory: write for Illustrated circular and terms. J.
WORTH, M Beekman St.. N. Y. Je30-74-sn
-TTJANTED AGENTS TO SEE THE' "PA
VV NELL MOVEMENT:" the rreatesl Tjolltl
movement of modern times, with a history of
Irish parties from 1S43, containing a rull account of
the great trial Instigated by the London "Times. "
and giving a complete history or the borne rule
struggle from Its inception to the suicide of
PIgott, by Thomas Power O'Connor, member of
Parliament: fine steel portraits of the great
leaders. Apply at once to P. J. FLEMING. 77
Ulamond
st., r
Pittsburg, Pa.
aula-12
WANTED COMPETENT MAN WHO IS
thoroughly familiar with the manufacture
of iron bridges and experienced In the manage
ment of men, to act as assistant superintendent
of bridge shops; will pay right party fair
salary on year's engagement. Address,
with full particular! as to experience
and references as to ability and character, A.J.
LULLOCK, Prop. Mo. Valley Bridge andiron
W'ks, Leavenworth, Kas. au45
WANTED-ACCOUNTING.BOOKKEEPING.
comollcated and crooked accounts audited
and straightened, statements made and settle
ments arranged, books opened and closed; com
pany and partnership affairs a specialty; book
keepers, office clerks, stenographers, typewriters
and all kinds of clerical heln supplied perma
nently or temporarily; books kept by contract
where the services of a regular bookkeeper are
not required: Instructions in bookaeeplng. In
cluding new methods and voucher system, w.
WOOLSEY, Expert Accountant, 163 Fifth avenue.
aull-0t
-TmTANTED SALESMAN WE WANT TO
VV contract soon with a limited number of men
from everywhere to travel; necdKbose disengaged.
Insurance and other canvassers, clerka, school
teachers, young men of a business turn and fair
address; no canvasslnr or peddling: trade visited
In towns or 3, COO and upward; if enterprising and
honest write us; want only such: salary ssoo for
ten months rad expenses; state former occupa
tion and inclose self-addressed stamped envelope.
This notice will not appear often or regular, as
first come of sufficient sjaillty will secure the posi
tions. Address POyTAL-KAILWAY BULLETIN
COMPANY. Indianapolis, Ind. an 11-13
Female Help. .
TTrANTED-AN EXPERIENCED SALES
VV LAD Y to take charge of our lace depart
ment. Address; with particular, LACE DEPT.,
Dispatch office. aull-31
WANTED YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN
dressmaking, cutting and fitting at
GABNIER'S SCHUOlZ 802 Penn ave.; scholars
entering, next week wlU get special low rates.
ull-W .
WANTED.
Stale) and PemnJo Helo.
-TTTANTED PARTIES DESIRING FIRST
VV CLASS help and girls wanting situations
to call at EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 319 Western
ave. aull-47
WANTED AN EXPERIENCED HAND,
either lady or gentleman, to take charge of
ribbon department lnlarge retail bouse. Address,
stating experience, references and salary re
quired, Z.X.Y.. Dispatch office. aull-31
WANTED-PUPILS-TYPEWRIT1NG AND
use of the phonograph and phonograph
graphaphone taught at the Western Fenna. Pho
nograph Co.'s, 14S Fifth are.t situations will be
secured for educated operators. :au4-15-wrsu
-TTTANTEO-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO
V V earn S3 to i5 a day at their homes; no canvass
ing: work furnished and sen: by mall. For par
ticulars address with stamp. CRYSTALIZED
PHOTO CO., 112 W: Sixth St., Cincinnati o.
aull-17
Situations.
WANTED-FOSITION AS FOUNDRY FORE
MAN by a practical mechanic, -who can give
good reference. Address FOREMAN, Dispatch
office. aull-14
WANTE1J-SALESMAN A LIVE. ENER
GETIC worker with experience wishes po
sition with dry goods house. Address A. L. M.,
Box 954, Lock Haven, Pa. auS-11
WANTED SITUATION BY MAN WHO
understands the care of horses and cows and
can do gardening: willing to make himself gen
erally useful. Address GARDENER, Dispatch
office. aull-00
WANTED POSITION A CARPENTER
thorough and experienced desires position
as cierk of works: understands plans, theory of
construction, nature and quality of materials and
capable of carrying minute details to a finished
completion; good references. NORMAN, Dis
patch office. aulO-83
Room. Bouces. Etc.
-fTT-ANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM; BOTH
VV gasesandbath; staterenLt Address!'. D.
C, Dispatch office. , aull-29
T7-ANTED TO BUY-HOUSE AND LOT. OR
VV a lot In Homestead, Pa.; give No., location,
size and lowest cash price. Address HOME
STEAD, Dispatch office, city. aull-114
w-
ANTED-LADY WISHES TO RENT AN
unfurnished house, suitable for a boardlnr-
bouse: located on Robinson street, Allegheny.
Address R. O. B., Dispatch office. auli-M
Bonrdera and Lodgers.
TTTANTED BOARDERS AT AVALON, ON
VV P.. &F. W.R. R. AddressBIRMINGHAM
HOMESTEAD. anll-33
WASTED-BOARDERS AND ROOMERS IN
theE.F.; S3) per month; location desir
able: rooms large and pleasant. Address J. H.
G East Liberty P.O. .auU-35
Boarding.
WANTED-A YOUNG MALE TEACHER EM
. PLOYED in the city wishes to lire with a
private family needing a teacher tor evenings;
high references. Address V. E. W., Dispatch
office. aull-83
Financial.
WANTED-TO LOAN S180.D0O AT 4Jf AND
5 per cent. GEO. JOHNSTON, 62 Fourth
ave. auS-M
-TfTANTED-TO LOAN MONEY AT 4)f, 5 AND
V V 6 per cent free ol tax.
114 Fourth ave.
W.
jw BlDVAitl':
la3)-2-su
TTAN TED-MORTGAGES-MONEY TO LOAN
W In sums to suit at 4M, i and per cent.
ALLES & BAILEY, 164 Fourth ave. Tel. 1S7.
apl3-14-TTSSU
WANTED MORTGA-GES MONEY TO
loan on bond and mortgage: Pittsburg or
Allegheny property preferred. GEO. JOHN
STON, S2 Fourth ave. au8-S4
-TtTANTED-MORTG AGES-fl. COO. OX TO LOAN
VV In large and small amounts at 4H. 5 and 6
per cent, free of State tax: no delay. REED B.
COYLE A CO.. 131 Fourth ave. myZl-CO
TTTANTED-GOOD CITY MORTGAGES IN
VV au amounts, ootn large ana smaii; money
at 4)4, S and S per cent, as to amount, security,
etc. C.H. LOVE, 93 Fourth ave. au!0-
YlTANraD MORTGAGES 11, 000, 000TO LOAN
, V V on city and suburban properties at 44, Sand
Dpcrccnu inuoa iarms iu auckucuisuu auja-
cent counties at S per cent.
a. .ai. xrju?inut;A. a
bV2i, ro fourtn avenue,
ap7-f41
WANTED-TO LOAN MONEY-WE HAVE
-over one million dollars to loan on city and
suburban property at 4K per cent; no tax: we
will also loan money on Improved farms In Alle
gheny, Beaver, Fayette. Washington and West
moreland counties: any marketable security taken
for loans of any amount. BLACK it BAlRD, 95
Fourth ave. Ie3-a9-su
-TTrANTEO BORROWERS MONEY FOR
VV you; an Eastern National Building and
Loan Association, having more money and mak
ing larger profits on Investments at lower pre
miums than any other association, wants bor
rowers and Investors: shares par valne; SI
monthly; territory open for a live, energetic
agent: opportunity of a century. GRANITE
STATE PROVIDENT ASS'N, 163 Broadwav. New
York. aull-75
miscellaneous.
WANTED-AN ABSOLUTELY SAFE RACK
ING horse. CO FRAN KLIN STREET.
auio-ta
WANTED-A YOUNG DOG: FAIR PRICE
will be paid for same. Inquire of JOE
HYMAN, 970 Liberty St. aull-52
WANTED-TWENTY HORSES AND CARTS:
wages t4 per day per team. Inquire of
BENNETT St. TALBOT, Greeniburg. Pa. aull-23
WANTED-FAMILY TO ADOPT A GIBL 12
years old where she woqld be treated as
their own. Address HOME. Dispatch office.
aull-103
XtANTED-YOU TO GET A BAKER'S
VV docen (13) of Stewart Co. 'a fine cabinet
photos for I, at 90 and 92 FEDERAL ST.. Alle
gheny. mv23-19-TTSu
-TTTANTED MORTGAGES ON CITY OR
VV suburban property: money loaned In large
or small amounts. E. D. W1NGENROTH. 100
Fourth ave. jy3i-33-31,au2,4,7,9,ll
WANTED-LADIE3 TO KNOWHAUGH
Keen an repair, reflniah or upholster old
furniture promptly and In the best possible man
ner. 33 AND 34 WATER8T. 'Phone 1KB. my9-82
w
ANTED CUSTOMERS FOR DIAMONDS,
gold and silver watches, marble clocks, sil
verware, etc, at aiperwerK npwsrc, huuicu
eral St., Allegheny. J. MITSCH. Jel5-MWT8u
WANTED-TO START A CLUB OF 42 MEM
BERS to secure a fine gold watch for each
one In the club at fl 00 per week. Address P. O.
BOX ML and I will call and show you the watch.
Jy3-40
WANTED-BY PEARSON, LEADING PHO
TOGRAPHER, 90 Fifth avenue. Pittsburg,
and 43 Federal street, Allegheny, everybody to
know that he Is making fine cabinets at II SO per
dozen: photos delivered when promised: Instan
taneous process. mhl3-63
FOR SALE-IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
Cltr Residences.
FOR SALE CLIFF ST., AN ELEGANT 10
room residence, 2-story brick with all mod
ern Improvements; lot 42x147. J. C KEILLY, 77
Diamond St. aull-44-TTSSU
FOR SALE PENN AVE . 'FIRST WARD. 3
ttory brick dwelling, with 2-story brick stable
In rear: lot 60x110 to alley. J. R. COOPER & CO.,
107 Fourth ave. ' aull-73
FOR SALE-THKEE-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING containing 10 rooms, on Ross street,
near Fourth avenue. GEO. JOHNSTON, Agent,
C2 Fourth avenue. au8-M
TTWK SALE-ON THIRD AVE., NEAR GRANT
a; ut..
three-storv brick dwelilnr. containing
11 rooms and bathroom: lot 30xs0 ft. GEO.
JOHNSTON. Art., 62 Fourth ave. anS-84
FOR SALE WYL1E AVE.. NEAR ERIN ST..
a bargain; good .brick house, 4 rooms and
two well finished attics, nat- and art. gas, good
sewerage: lot 23x110, J. R. COOPER & CO., 10
Fourth ave. aull-73
Y7OR SALE BARGAIN ON LOGAN ST. NEAR
A? Fifth avenue, 2-story brick dwelling, 7
roams, both gases; with very little expense this
can be made a comfortable home. J. C. KF4LLY,
77 Diamond St. aull-4-TT8Su
FOR SALE FRANKLIN ST.. NEAR CON
GRESS. 2-story brick bouse, i rooms, finished
attic, water and gas; also, 3 -room brick house,
rear, side entrance; lot 20x90. J. R. COOPER i
CO., 107 Fourth ave. aull-73
FOR SALE BLUFF ST., NEAR COLLEGE,
new brick bouse, 8 rooms, hall, bathroom,
finished basement; all late Improvements; lot 23
ft. 9 In. bT 1 ft.: terms to suit. ROBT. COW
ARD, No. 20 Bluff st. aul-87-TIsau
FOR SALE THIRTEENTH WARD $2,500
near traction road, new frame house, 6
rooms, hall, vestibule, slate mantels, city water,
nat. gas. good cellar and wash house; lot 20x1:0.
J. R. COOPER & CO., 107 Fourth ave. aull-73
FOR SALE MAIN ST., SEVENTEENTH
ward, mew two-story and mansard brick
dwelling, 8 rooms, finished attic, hall, vestibule,
bath, b. and c. water, slate mantels, etc.; finely
finished all through: rood lot; price low and
terms easy. L. O. FRAZIER, Forty-fifth and
Butler tu. aulO-SS
FOR SALE DESIRABLE 'WEST END RESI
DENCE In a good locality; brick house of 9
rooms, bath, laundry, inside w. c. slate mantels,
tile hearths, both gases and replete throughout
with all modern Improvements; everything in
prime order; will sell st a bargain. Inquire of
W.H. HESELBARTH, Real Estate Agent. 121
Wabash st.,. West End. city. aoS-67-MWTSU
FOR SALE- HANDSOME HOUSES OI SID
NEY st.. above Twenty-third; the best loca
tion on the Southslde; houses have pressed brick
front, contain 8 rooms, with bath and laundry,
city water, both gases ad first-class plumbing;
are one square from, Carson st. cars; terms, tuooo
cash, balance payable as arranged to suit tbe pur
chaser. Apply, as noted on PREMlbES, or to B.
PHILLIPS. Dispatch office. Firth ave., city.
au6-6-TT6SU
East End Resiaences.
fTH)B SALE-811,000. ON EASY PAYMENTS: A
JL7 new Queen Anne hrlek dwelling, containing
12 rooms, all conveniences, fine gas fixtures, and
Is elegantly papered: lot 65x175 feet: located In the
heart of the East End, on oneof themaln avenues.
"VV. a STEW ART, 114 Fourth ave. aullS-su
FOR BALE PARTIES LOOKING FOR
houses cannot find a more desirable situation
than Oakland square; the greater number of the
durably built, handsomely finished new dwellings
erected there have been sold within tbe past sixty
days; asphalt pavements, natural ana artificial
gas. a beautiful park planted with shade trees,
anB convenience to the city, being but 20 minutes
by Pittsburg Traction road, are among the ad
vantages. Prices. s,woaad8.TOO. oaeasyiexas.
Apply to C. H. CHANCE, oa tbe premises.
JjJWfl
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
East End Residences.
-TTIOR SALE-309 LARIMER AVE., EAST END;
x: oniy axon, see ewinu bisju. ".
fisoc
St.
107 Federai
aull-58
OR BALE-CONKLIN3 ST., THIRTEENTH
ward, half square trom cable line, only 11,400.
new frame house 4 rooms, well finished; good
lot. J. R. COOPER & CO., 107 Fourth ave.
aull-73
FOR SALE WINEB1DDLE AVE..2 MINUTES
from Ben Venue station, nearly new 2-story
frame, 7 rooms; bath, laundry and reception
room, front and rear porches; lot 30x150. J. C.
REILLY, 77 Diamond St. aull-t-TTSSu
FOR SALE-U.700-GROSS ST.. TWENTIETH
ward. 3 minutes' walk to station, new frame
dwelling, S rooms, finished attic, halL vestibule.
Inside shutters, porches, etc.; lot 21x100 feet;
terms easy. L. 0. FRAZIER, Forty-fifth and
Butler stc aulO-85
FOR SALE HANDSOME 8-ROOMEtt HOUSE
and beautiful lot, 4SX133 feet, on Frailer St.,
Dallas. This is a fine property, handsomely lo
cated, as Frazler St. Is now open and on line of
proposed electric read. We offer this bargain at
Kan. MELLON BROTHERS, 6343 Station it.,'
E. E. aull-108-TTSU
FOR SALE THE MOST ELEGANTLY
shaded residence at the East End: the grounds
aro large, the- house fair, a little old fashioned,
but for shade, fruit, shrubbery, flowers, etc. Ills
unsurpassed by anything In the East End; the
location is first class In every particular; terms to
suit. C. H. LOVE, 93 Fourth ave. aull-63
FOE SALE WILL REQUIRE AN INVEST
MENT of (10,000 cash-an East End property
that, if I was worth a million, I would not be
afraid to guarantee that It would sell for enough
to clear $13. 000 Inside of two years, and 1 believe
It will clear S25.O0O by that time; It Is on an A No.
1 avenue, graded and paved, and right In the
midst of where the most Improvement Is being
made: there Is not another property for sale in
the East End that Is so advantageously situated
and so sure of enhancement In value. For
further Information Inquire of C H. LOVE. 93
Fourth ave. aulO-23
Allegheny Residences.
FOR SALE NO. 68 POPLAR ST., AT A BIG
bargain: possession at once. See EWING &
BYERS.No. 167 Federal St. aull-M
FOR SALE-NO. 243 ARCH ST.: ONLY 11,000
cash and balance to suit buyer; possession at
once. See EWING A BYERS, No. 107 Federal St.
aull-58
FOR SALE-5,0O3-ON MONTEREY STREET,
near North ave., fine two-story brick house
of 6 rooms and attic, both gases and water, marble
mantels: lot 20x110 to paved alley; this Is the
cheapest house on the street. See EWING A
BYERS. N o. 107 Federal street. aull-58
OR 8ALE-85.0CO-THAT ELEGANT NEW
and substantial press brick dwelling (never
occupied), containing 9 rooms, bath, stationary
washstands, laundry, cement cellar and all Im
provements, located on Ackley st., bead ot
Monterey St., Allegheny. W. C. BTEWART. 114.
Fourth ave. ap21-19-sn
Suburban Residences.
FOR SALE-8 ACRES OF LAND, HOUSE OF
6 rooms, stable, etc: 7 miles from city: 10
minutes' walk from R. R. station. LASHELL
RANKIN, 67 Fourth avenue.
aull-23
FOR SALE-AT SHERIDAN STATION. P. C.
A- St. L, R. R., 11 acres of land, frame bouse,
stable, orchard, etc ; a good Investment; could be
divided Into lots. LASHELL RANKIN, 67
Fourth avenue. aull-23
T-IOR SALE WILKINSBURG GOOD STREET
JJ and nice location, new frame house, 7 rooms,
halL front and back stairs, front and back porches,
nat. gas for light and fuel, well of good water,
cistern, grape arbor, shade trees, etc; lot 30x132.
J . R. COOPER A CO., 107 Fourth ave. aull-73
TT-GR SALE WILKINSBURG 2 MINUTES
A? from station, neat 2-story frame house. 7
rooms, hall, nat. gas for fuel and light, front and
back stairs, front and back porches, rood cellar,
cistern and well of excellent water, grape arbor,
etc. ; lot 30x132. J. R. COOPER & CO., 107 Fourth
ave. aull-73
T7IOR8 ALE-TVILKIN 8 BURG-ROSS ST., N EAR
JO Center, coxy frame dwelling 6 rooms. halL
front and back porch, both gases; well finished
throughout; grape arbor, fruit trees, well of ex
cellent water; good stable; lot 42x132: price low
and terms to salt. J. K. COOPER & CO., 107
Fourth ave. aull-73
F
OK SALE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE IN
boronrh. 12acrea. 870 feet front on nrlnclrjal
avenue, on good macadamized road; never falling
spring and well of purest water: large, beautiful
brick dwelilnr. slate roof, marble mantels, inside
w. c.bath, laundry, pantry, natural and Illumin
ating gases: best fruited place In the country; a
bargain. W. H. HESELBARTH, Real Estate
Agent, 121 Wabash St., West End, city.
an8-66-iOD
FOR SALE LOTS.
Cltr Lots.
irq
IS SALE-LOTS ON BLUFF AND VICKRO Y
sts., near college; terms to snU. ROBT.
COWARD, 20 Bluff St.
aui-m-TTSsu
T710R SALE 45x80 FEET ON SECOND AVE-
Jl' HUE, near smithfield street. GEO. JOHN
SIGN, Agent, 2 Fourth avenue. i aai-84
T7IOR SALE LOTS-8 CHOICE BUILDINU
JD lots on Webster ave., near Francis st.; only
8300 each. J. E. COOPER CO., 107 lourth ave.
SU1I-74
F
lOR SALE-LOTS-MT. WASHINGTON. VERY
nice: one frontlnr 40ft on Natchez st. br2O0
ft. to Betonda: price SI, 050; Sioo down, balance long
J. i. UEiLLiZ. 37 jJiamona st.
aull-64-TTSSa
FOR SALE-LOTS ON EDMUND ST., SIZES
to suit: 2 lots. 25x100 to alley, with two frame
houses, good stone foundations; one 4 rooms, at
tic and storeroom: one a rooms, rents tor sxsu;
Daupbln st., 83,000: 2 lots. 24x100 each. Forty
fifth St., lots 20x100, Dauphin St., with frame
house, 3 rooms, almost new; 11,000. D. BEHEN
SON. 4112 Penn are. aull-43
East End Lots.
Tr"OR SALE CRAIG ST.. NEAR CENTER
JL' ave., fine building lot 60X140, at a bargain,
J. B. qyFER&CO.. 107 Fourth ave. aull-73
FOR SALE-H00O CASH-LOT 83x260 FEET,
desirably located on one of tbe finest avenues
(paved) In the East End. W. C. STEWART. 114
Fourth ave. an4-5-8n
T7I O K SALE ONLY 815 A FOOT FRONT
JP terms 8250 cash, balance In 5 years; think of
ill tor iota ouxuuieec, aesiraoiy locaieo. on snauy
lane, near Wllklns ave. W. C. STEWART. 114
Fourth ave. aull-6S-flu
FOR BALE-PROPERTY ON UNIMPROVED
street, being advertised at 162 a foot front. I
can offer you choice lots on wide streets, curbed,
sewered and wide flagstone sidewalks, from 840 to
S.W a foot front: Investigate this. J N O. F. BAX
TER, Agent, 512 Smithfield st, aull-70-wssu
FOR SALE-82, 000 NEAR HILAND AND
Stanton aves,, lot 60 ft. front on Jackson St.,
and extending 102 it. along St. Clair St. : this beau
tiful corner lot at $33 a ft. front is a rare bargain;
write ror printed list of properties for sale. MEL
LON BROS., 6349 Station St., E. E.
au4-33-MWT8u
FOR SALE-A FEW LOTS IN SPOHR PLACE,
East End, on South Hlland avenue Edwin
St. and Spohr st. : these ate tbe most deslrablelots
at the East End for the money: some of them on
the line of Pittshurg Traction Company and none
of them more than from 1 to 3 minutes' walk from
either of the traction company's lines or tbe
Pennsylvania Railroad. C. H. LOVE, 93 Fourth
avenue. au9-3S
FOR SALE-175 00 A T0O2 '7RONT-STUDY
well this offer; handsome. Jirge corner lots
In Orchard plan, situated on Rlppey st,; this lo
cation Is between Hlland and Negley aves.. both
of which are now paved, Rlppey st. being also
paved, and all sewers, gas and water to curb;
where can these prices be duplicated In finest lo
cation and for Improved property? MELLON
.BROTHERS, 6349 Station St., E. , auU-103-TTSu
FOR SALE-ONLY 8150 CASH. BALANCE ON
easy payments, will buy a lot 50x150 feet to an
alley In the McComb's grove plan, which Is one ot
the most beautifully located plans of lots In the
East End. being lu Shadyside (Squirrel Hill dis
trict), in a neighborhood that Is strictly first
class: the new electric road, which will be in
operation la October, passes this property: It Is
within 10 minutes' walk of Fifth avenue cable cars
and but a few steps from tbe proposed park. Sold
subject to building restriction at prices ranrlng
from 1 1,000 to 11,501 per lot. Call and ret a plan.
If you want to see theprppsrty, take Fifth avenue
cable car, get off at wllklns ave. and walk to
Wlghtman St. W. C STEWART, 114 Fourth ave.
Jyl4-ll-su
Hazelwood Lots.
FOR SALE-LOTS AT HAZELWOOD AND
Glenwood. near the station: forest and
irntt trees, graded streets, sidewalks, city water,
natural gas; houses for sale small payment
down, balance In monthly payments If desired;
Second Ave. Electric Railway will pass In front of
these lots: B. & O. Railroad fare monthly tickets.
SM cents per trip. GEORGE W. BUROW1N. 150
Fourth are. Jy24-12-xwsu
Ariecbcnv Lots:
FOR SALE ON PEHRYSVrLLE AVENUE,
lots from 8123 to fCOOO. Call for plans.
EWING BYERS, No. 107 Federal street, aull-58
FOR SALE-LOTS! LOTS I LOTS I THE HEN
DERSON property, onNunneryHllLTwelfth
ward, Allegheny, Is now for sale at this office:
plans and prices on application. A. LEGGATE
A SON, Agents, 31 Federal St., Allegheny.
auS-12
FOR SALE-PERRYSVILLE AND DAISY
ave., near head of Charles St., Tenth ward,
Allegheny, at auction, Saturday, Ang. 17. at 2
o'clock p. M.. Pentecost, Simpson A Rareorte
plan, 4 desirable building lots; city water; elec
tric cars. A. J. PENTECOST, 413 Grant St.
aulO-21
Fauns.
F;
R SALE AN IMPROVED FARM OF 43
acres (In tbe oil region). Penn townshlD.
Butler county: good bargain. Address MRS.
FL1ZABETH TOBEN, Glada Mill, or NO. 34
WYL1EAVE.
au3-l00-8n
X?OR SALE 174-ACRE FARM, 1SS ACRES
X- cleared, convenient, productive and desirable:
large buildings; very large orchard; abundance
stork, water, etc : only 830 per acre. E. H.
BUTERBAUGH, Homer City, Pa. aulO-1
TTlOR BALE VIRGINIA FARM ON THE PO
X? TOMAC river. 60 miles from Washington;
naif mile from wharf; comfortable dwelling,
large orchard, 90 acres of land highly productive;
price 13.000. Address O.
tf. uuuLUJiAfl, aiapie
urotc.
an7-23-wrsu
9Hscenaneous.
FOR SALE SMALL CHEAP HOUSES AT
auction Monday, August 12, atl o'clock, on Hum
boldt street, above Spring Garden ave., Seventh
ward, Allegbenyialso, same day,4 o'clock, half acre
and small house adjoining St. Peter's Cemeterv.
Spring Garden borough. A. LkGGATS A BON.
AticUoaeea, U lederai at, , Allegheny, ajg
FOR SALE LOTS.
Suburban Lots.
FOR SALE AT EDGKWOOD-LOTS 50x150: T
minutes from station: beautiful location: 8550:
easy terms. W. E. HAMMETT, 404 Smithfleld
street, and Wllklnsburg, Pa. an9-19
F
IOR SALE-EAST JEANNETTE SPECIALTY
Glass Co. plan a few good lots, 40x100: free
gas; stores needed: 25 houses building: several
large factories coming In.
314 HAMILTON
BUILDING.
aui-es
FOR SALE-AT CORAOPOLIS. P. A L. E. R.
R.. 3 line lota on Third avenue and 2 fine lots
on Broadway: the lots will be sold at a bargain
owing to the non-resldenee of owners. LASHELL
A RANKIN. 67 Fourth avenue. aull-23
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Caaneea.
FORSALE-GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES OF
the well-known restaurant, No. 102 GRANT
ST. auil-41
FOR SALE A NEW ENTERPRISE WHICH
can be started In all towns. For full partic
ulars address E. L. MARTLN. Decatur, I1L aa-
FOR SALE-AN INTEREST IN AN OIL WELL
now drUllrJg, adjoining two large producing
wells. Address FARMER, Dispatch office
auIl-88
FOR SALEBOARDING HOUSE GOOD LO
CATION, good business, furniture, good
will, etc. Further Information Inquire of ALLES
A BAILEY, 164 Fourth ave. Tel. 167. au 10-82
FOR SALE-HALF INTEREST IN DRUG
STORE located at Bolivar. Westmoreland
co.. Pa.; best opening in the State for a physi
cian: no other drugstore nearer than 7 miles;
population 800. For further particulars address
H. KELLY. Bolivar. Pa. auS-68
FORSALE-AN INTERESTIN A WHOLESALE
mercantile business; old-established and profit- .
able, we know the firm and are familiar with tbe
business, and can vouch for the opportunity as a
rare oue for an active man with ticro to 83.000 to
Invest. Call upon or address ALEXANDER
LEE, 313 Wood street. auU-81-nwrssu
FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND OLD
EST established retail businesses In Pittshurg,
la located in the heart of the city: stock Is new and
not controlled by style; will Inventory about tlO,
000. This Is an elegant opportunity for a wide
awake man to get into a clean, profitable and
legitimate business. W. C. STEWART, 114 Fourth
avenue. Jyl4-14-su
TTIOR SALE-DON'TLET THIS OPPORTUNITY
'X; slip, buy now and make money: several very
choice cheap grocery stores, bakeries, drygoods
and notion stores, furnished house full of roomers,
very profitable large bakery and confectionery
business, cigar stores, feed store, milk depot,
restaurant and dining room, printing office,
shoestores, etc : will exchange good grocery More
In city for building lot. Free particulars. BHEP
ARD A CO., 54 Fifth ave. au9
Business Stands.
FOR BALE WOOD ST. WAREHOUSE-AT
less than market value to close up an estates
tpt 20x90. C. H, LOVE, 93 Fourth ave. anlo-28
FOR SALE-VALUABLE. BUSINESS PROP
ERTY, cor. Seventh ave. and Cherrv alley;
lot 30x100 ft. UEO. JOHNSTON. Art., 62 Fourth
ave. auS-84
FOR SALE-SEVERAL PIECES OF PROP
ERTY on Fourth ave: also a number of
pieces on Penn ave, Smithfleld st. and other
good streets: will take pleasure In riving full par
ticulars and showing surveys to parties desiring
to purchase. W. C. STEWART, ll4 Fourth ave.
ap21-19-su
T7HK SALE OR RENT-THE PLANT OF THE
J? Crystal Glass Company, situate on the cor
ners ot South Sixteenth, seventeenth and Sarah
streets, consisting of two furnaces with lean,
engine and boiler and other buildings, all In com
plete order: parties purchasing or renting caa
have possession to start In ten days. For price,
terms, etc apply on PREMISES. an7-!8
FOR SALE-19I1SCELLANEOC9.
Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock, dee.
FOR SALE-LTVERY STABLE NO. 167 SECOND
ave.. near B. A O. depot. Anply to A. V.
D. WATTERSON. No. 144 Filth ave aull-5
TTIOR SALE HORSE BUGGY AND IIAIt
X1 NESS; bore sound and gentle: suitable for
family use. Call or address 725 IVY ST. aull-53
TTIOR SALE A FINE LOT OF YOUNG PAK-
X ROTS guaranteed to make talkers: price, 83
each; come soon to secure first choice ESPICH'S,
640 Smithfleld street.
auU-25-wsu
FOR SALE-P50-PONY. HARNESS AND
cart: la new and the handsomest turnout In
the East End: reasun for selling, ownerleaves the
city. W. C. STEWART, U4 Fourth ave. Jy7-10-Ba
Machinery and Metals.
fTIOK SALE ENGINES AND BOILERS NEW
P and refitted: repalrlngnromptlv attended to.
PORTER FOUNDRY ANDMACH1NECO..LIM..
below Suspension bridge. Allegheny. Pa. anlO-29
TO LET.
Cltr Residences.
TO LET FORTY-FIFTH ST., BRICK
dwelilnr. 8 rooms, attic, etc : 818 per month.
L. O. FRAZXER, Forty-fifth and Butler sts.
anlO-M
TO LET HOUSE NO. 97 CENTER AYE
bouscof 10 rooms, all modern Improvements:
rent 835 per month. GEO. JOHNSTON, Art, 62
Fourth ave. au8-m
TO LET FORTY-FIFTH ST., BRICK
dwelilnr. 6 rooms, halt attic natural ras:
825 per month.
" ." V .. U....S.M. -, . -.- "I .
u it. j iA.ir.is joriy-nun ana
sutler sis.
aulO-SS
TO LET-NO. 177 THIRD AVE., HOUSE OF It
rooms, bath and cellar; good location for
furnished rooms or boarders. GEO. JOHNSTON,
Agent, 62 Fourth are. aulO-20
TO LET-NO. 955 PENN AVE., HOUSE OF 11
rooms and bathroom: good location for fur
nished rooms or boarding. GEO. JOHNSTON,
Agent. 62 Fourth ave. aul0-3
TO LET-A FURNISHED BOUSCl RENT
very low: carpets and furnltnre throughout
tbe whole bouse, or will sell at a very low rate,
and good will; ail the rooms are occupied; pos
session gtven at once lr required; Is In a very
central part of the city. AddressK. N., Dispatch
office. anll-8
TO LET-FURNISHED. OR FURNITURE FOR
sale bouse of 7 rooms and hall, bath, w. c,
nat. and art. gas, electric bells, finely papered
throughout, new carpets, new furniture. 'No. 90
'Washington St.: 6 minutes from postofflce: pos
session given at once Apply to K. C. PATTER
SON, 511 Market st.. Pittsburg. -jy.S-9-gu
Allegheny Residences.
TO LET-HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS IN GOOD RE
PAIR, No. 12 Linden street, Allegheny City.
Inquire on PREMISES. aull-39
TO LET-NEW 6 ROOM FRAME HOUSE,
Second ward. Allegheny, f 16: new 3 room
house 89; new 3 room house 812. W. W. MC
NEILL A BRO 105 Fourth ave aull-67
Suburban Residences.
LET-AT INGRAM-HOUSE OF SEVEN
rpo
(uvius, nitu 'v awics us, giuuitu, ir,ut aia yctr
month. GEO. JOHNSTON, Agt.. 62 Fourth ave.
. aaS-84
.n. . irt aa Mt .. s4i . sttC ,.
. Aoartmenis.
T
IO LET-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS TO
gentlemen only. o. 45 CHATHAM ST.
au949
TO LET-NICELY FURNISHED. PLEASANT
front room, facing parks. 23 MONTGOM- -ERY
AVE., Allegheny. auU-27 t
TO LET FOUR NICE ROOMS ON SECOND
floor No. 49 Chestnut St., Allegheny; rent US
a month. Inquire 11J3 LIBERTY AVE.. Pitts
burg. auU-ICO
TO LET FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH
kltcnen. Ice folding beds, sewing machines, '
wasblng for rooms, etc.; 83 7S to 84 50. 41 LOGAN
ST., near Wylie. aull-104
TO LET-TWONICELYFURNISHED ROOMS,
suitable for light housekeeping, with nat
ural gas, bathroom, Inside w. c. No. 42 WATSON
ST., near Chestnut, city. aull-93.
Offices. Desk Room, etc
TO LET-DESK ROOM-IN OUR MAIN OF
FICE, with use of desk, etc : rent low to A
good tenant. C. H. LOVE, 93 Fourth ave
aulO-23
TO LET-IN THE NEW DISPATCH BUILD
ING, 75, 77 and 79 Diamond street, two of the
roomiest and best-lighted offices to be found In tho
city; rent, 3200 and 8300 per annum. Including elec
tric lights, janitor service and steam beating.
Apply between 10 A. X. and 1 r. v., or between
2 and 4 P.M.' Jy21-7
Business Stands.
TO LET-ART GALLERY IN PEOPLE'S
Bank Building, McKeesport. Pa,, Mr. Mo
meyer the former tenant having dled;an excellent
opportunity is hereby presented to a good artist;
Ior further particulars call on JAMES L. DE
.ONG, Real Estate Agt., In the Bank Building.
au7-100-7,ll.-lS
LOST.
LOST-GREEN LAP ROBE "WORKED 'WlTHr
green silk, Thursday morning, corner First
ave. and Grant st. Liberal reward If returned to
BEINEMAN'S, (OS Wood St. aulI-SO
LOST-SUNDAY AFTERNOON, NEAR DAL
LAS Station. P. R. It., a black and wblto
setter dog: a liberal reward will be paid If re
turned to H. H. WESTINGHOUSE, Auliewood,
P. R. R. JJ29-4
LOST-810 REWARD-MONDAY. JULY 15, ON
Pennsylvania avenue Allegheny, Skye ter
rier dog. registered: answers to the name of
Dandy: liberal reward paid If returned toE.DE
RO Y, 144 Sheffield street, Allegheny. aull-53
T OST-POCKETBOOK ABOUT JULY 24. IN
JLjAllegbeny Cemetery ur on Penn ave car. con
taining a small sum of money and onyx bar pin
and earring. Finder can retain money and return
balance to WILSON BJSjLEY CO.,- 118 Water
St.. city. anll-40
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-BOOKS! BOOKS! BOOKS!
New and old, ancient and mouern. standard
and rare, legal, medical and scientific 30, 000 vol
umes to select from. LEVI'S BOOK STORE. 900
Liberty st. au3-M
PERSONAL-BE SURE TO SEND TWO
2-cent stamps for Ta-va-zon Illustrated Her
ald of Health, describing the crowning success of
the century. DR. GRXFFITU DRUG CO., 301
Grant street, Pittsburg. aoll-iai
X OOK OUT STONEMASONS
Evei
iverv stonemason should be at the next meet.
Ins. on the 14th ot AUGUST, fox their own.
good. At tbe name of
ftUU-M RVJW4 OAVMJWaAJtUa.
i
i
'iM