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PHE WmX WA;NTED
I? By the Controllers and Charity
Lt , Departments for the Tear.
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IT
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(BOTH WILL SEED AliOUr $2,000,000.
iChief EMot'Asb; for $5,000 Less Than the
' c, - Amount for 1889.
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HORBOW
SATISFIED WITH 51,283,750
& "
SExerybodv -wants it: the children err for
i!t and the ladies who run charitv airs sim-
ply demand it, and generally come out vic
porious Id the general scramble for money,
jfevena deacon in the TJ. P. church, demor
Slized'by association with city politics and
'-'(Jhe city's need, asks for money in the fol-
liomng letter to tne Mayor:
PrrrsBPBa, December 30, 1SS9,
JUon. William C. McCaUin, Mayor:
J Under orovMons of the city charter I Tiere-
fwith render an estimate of money which will
Rbe, required for securing impropriations for
"the year 1890, iiot otherwise certified to you.
The Item of judgments is not yet prepared by
the Citv Attorn cv. and the amount that will be
t-trequired for outstanding warrants cannot be
i lurnisnca at present, out wiu ue.reponea as
L'toon as possible. The amount here Riven will
- hardly admit of any reduction, as they are all,
t Tp,ntKne IR m nnrt ?5 inRAlntn annrnnria.
i " irAB wHa ilkknHimanH o ra Avail Kvltiv AP
ordinance: and as to the exceptions mentioned
X do not think they can prudently be dimin
ished. The item of S112.000 for appropriation No. 35
represents the amonnt which shonld be at
present in the sinking fund for the redemption
"of the municiD&l consolidated fund for the re
demption of the municipal consolidated loan,N
due lvM. out w men councils nave lauca to pro
vide In the past, except that 7,000 was appro
priated for the present year instead of 105,000
for which I asked. If the arrearages are not
made np by at once providing the amount as I
jdeslre to do, then the immediate future appro-t'j-riations
for this purpose should not be less
than ia,uuuper annum,
i Respcctfnllv,
E. S. Moiutow. Controller.
THE BOODLE KEEDED.
The sums asked for by the Controller are as
follows:
No.1, Interest and tax on loans S 715,800
No.2 salaries 70,250
Jio. 18, printing..... 17,500
Ka IB, contingent fund 15.(00
No. 2a city elections L200
.n. z:, n Dance tuna... u vm
No. St. advertising tax list. 18.000
No. IXx. water loan sinking fund 90,000
Ha. Z7, landed street improvement
sinking fund
N o. 3). sinking fund
No. SL, water loan sinking fund Ko 2..
No. 32. refunding Citv Hall and Fifth
A venn e Market House bonds, sink
ing 'una
No. 32. fire department loan sinking
49.500
1,000
10,000
7,000
fund 10.000
No. St improvement bond sinking
fupd 121.500
No. 35, municipal consolidated sinking
fund 112.000
$1,283,750
The report will be sent to the Mayor this
tnornlnr.
As old Belisarias held out his hand for an
obolus so Captain B. C. Elliot stands to
day asking charity for others, with tones as
TJVyitive as ever moved an audience to tears
wjre witnessing "The Two Orphans."
This is the plaintive appeal which the Chief
sent yesterday to Mayor McCallin:
Pcttsbubg. December 25. 1889.
Hon. Dn,a McCallin, Mayor of the City:
Dear Bib I have the honor to submit the
full report of the receipts and expenditures of
tne Department oi unarities ior tne ten months
commencing February 1, 1889. and ending No-
vemoer bu, isb. witn tne estimated expendi
tures for ihe months of December, 1689, and
January. 1890.
Appropriation, 590,000: City Farm salaries.
nn.3 ir.; iresn mear. ti,4 11; nocrana iced,
5i.7B7 9a? nrodnpe SI 704 21; rirnffn ffarml
3868 42; fish. $238 20: fuel (natural gas). $2,751 B5:
lardware. JofiO 79: shoes darml. 496 19: medi
cal supplies, instruments, trusses, etc., US 95:
OTHER SUMS "WANTED.
Repairs, 249 S3: sundries (farm). SL9Sr23:
'expense (farm), S738 37; groceries, 5.561 43;
queensware, S1S8 53; drygoods, J1.C21 81; cloth-
T ing (ready made), $01 80; tinware, 173 88;
traveling expenses of officers returning indi
gent insane to homcsS12662:milk-24fi6Q:iiiv
J nlture, 1,217 32; bay and straw. $280 S4: cltr
iltofllfice and district physicians' salaries, 87,108 38;
iV" cash relief, $2,455 15; sundries relief. S97 16:
" coal relief. L172 19: shoes relief, $536 07;
jHondertaVinc 17 80: transportation, $1,056 98;
..drags (relief). 796 42: city office expense, W,
r SSI 06: other poor districts (resident noor cared
if or in other counties), 2S 09; children's account
. ,,v uvatu, (Alluua lllDUiU,luua dllU JJUlilCSI,
uo iv. insane account (uixmoni Hospital),
t,i co: casn on nana, arawn Dy warrant lor
relief. $126 31: total expenses for ten months.
$68,063 04: estimated expenses for months of
December, 1889. and January. 1890, $17,000; esti-
mateu expenoirure lor year or 1Z months,
(S5.063 04: estimated balance of appropriation at
ciiu ui u&cai year, ti,too va
CASH RECEIPTS.
Transportation. $453 37; Board Dixmont,
$69025; Board Citv Farm, 576150: sundries,
$204 ah total receipts. $2,109 32.
The department respectfully asks for an ap
propriaiion for the expenses ot the year endlnc
February 1, 189L of $85,000, being $5,000 less
than the amonnt appropriated tor the preced
ing year. Respect! ully submitted.
B. a ElAIOT,
Chief of the Department of Public Chanties.
TKINITT CHURCH AFFAIRS
wf. Humor of Rector IIIniweir Retlimntlnn
f .....
Again Unde Pnbllc.
Some confusion exists in regard to the
affairs of Trinity P. E. Church in the minds
of the public, and rejiorts are again current
that the rector, Rev. Samuel Maxwell, has
been requested to resign. A vestrj meeting
was held last week at which the affairs of
the ruinsh were very fully discussed.
"While a vestryman brought up a motion
to request of their rector his resignation for
the good of the church solely, and upon no
other grounds, the natnre of the debate upon
the motion was such that it was not pressed
to a final vote, and the entire matter is just
where it was several years since. Dissatis
faction with Eev. Mr. Maxwell is no new
story in the church, and. while appearances
have been carefully attended to. the rector of
1 Trinity has had some varied tastes to please
feiucc auu uuriu uia incuujueucy.
It is Stated that shonld not Mr. Marwell
resign of his own volition, it will be impos-
biujc iui iug vcotrj iaj lurce mm to retire
from the rectorship. The feeling that his
congregation is not entirely harmonious, it
is thought, will have far more effect upon
Mr. iilaxwell's actions than any reason he
can present to his own mind growing out of
the administration of his- dnties, which all
concede to have been faithlul in the ex
treme. The rector has many friends in the church
who contend that tne conservatism of his
KTiews, and his liberality on many questions
have made his congregation feel sale under
iis guidance. "With a large congregation
and many duties devolving upon him. he
kfhas uncomplainingly assumed burdens
-which few rectors of such large churches
pear.
Several of the congregation are avowed in
heir advocacy of a change and believe that
ne will come in the near future.
The Famous 81S Sale.
To-day is the last of 1889. We will make
t a memorable day in the clothinc trade.
tCome in to-day and take vonr nice anil
schoice of our entire stock'of fine clothinc.
comprising suits and overcoats for 518, for
either suit or overcoat You will have the
:Jrom the finest line of clothinc in
S&merica, such as fine Montagnac overcoats
foHcape overcoats, regular uriee from S40 to
$50fine dress suits, worth from $35 to $50;
a uue uuaiucso buils, worm irom (ZO to
All these elegant Miits or overcoats
irilliiro to-dav for $18. This is a rhanr nf
allifetime so don't miss it but come right in
powday. P. C. C. C.
kir.airant and .Diamond sts., opp. the new
Court House.
IS. Bememberwecive you the Dick
gof the entire stock of clothing in onr
restore for $18 to-djr.
'tfHt, .
Jn and dogskin walking glove.
James H. Aiken & Co., 100 Fifth ave.
MftLBLErrLESSKESS, indigestion and pain are . . dn,
la' wSV70rs that Parker's Ginger ton le will abate Cash naid Jor old gold And silver at
AKfer's Hair Balsam aids thebalr growth. Hauch's, No. 295 FitttfaTe. ' " j
IN THE COUNCILS.
Sir. B. F. Jonea Unjuested lo Fill tbo
Board or Appraiser on Free Bridges
An Engine Honr Iot Bonsht.
The meetings of "both branches of Pitts
burg Councils yesterday sere rather tame.
In Select Councils, a jgamber of petitions
and ordinances were presented and referred
for locating and grading-streets and other
matters. One was to provide ior the open
ing ot Forbes Street, from Shady avenue to
the Homewood cemetery.
The report of the Department of Public
Safety for Kovember, showing $51,701 55
expended, was adopted. The report of the
Department of Charities -for November,
showing 510,457 67 expended and 5201 re
ceived, was also adopted.
Chief Brown and Morris Head, owing to
the net work of wires in the streets, asked
for an additional lineman, and the request
was granted.
A resolution from Chief Brown to pur
chase from J. E. Glass for $2,700 an engine
house lot in the Thirty-first ward, provoked
a spirited discussion about the price and
location, but it finall v passed with a vote
of 22 to 2.
Mr. Bobertson presented a scries of reso
lutions requesting B. F. Jones to fill up the
vacancies in the Appraisers board on lree
bridges. The resolution was passed.
H. C Howard complained that his bid to
improve Grandview avenue was $500 lower
than the others. Councils discovered lie
had Inrnished only one bondsman, and his
complaint was ignored, as h?did not fulfill
the requirements as to sureties.
A number of ordinances were passed,
among them one locating Forbes street, from
Boyd to Diamond streets. The location and
grades of other streets -were also determined.
A sewer will be put down on Twenty-eighth
street, and private properties of Henry
Phipps, Jr., "West Penn Hospital and
Pennsylvania road. Chief Bigelow was re
quested to put the sidewalks on Soho street,
from Fifth avenue to Center avenue, in good
repair.
President Holliday, after many weeks of
illness, presided in Common Council. A
number of ordinances were presented. One
ordinance provided that water mains shall
be laid in new streets when any person or
corporation pays to the city the'eost of lay
ing the sime. and providing iurtber, that
the amount paid shall be returned when the
water rents received by the city from the
main amount to 10 per cent of 'the cost of
laying.
A WATEK HAUL
Tbe Hospital Satnrdnr Fnnd la Not more
Than 8300.
The Fidelity Title and Trust Company
began yesterday to open the hospital Satur
day and Sunday boxes, which had been dis
tributed at various points through the city.
The scheme was a failure. There was only
one box that contained over $25, and many
had less than $5 in them. The boxes have
not all been collected vet, bnt will be to-day.
Secretary C B. McVay said last evening
that the people did not understand the
scheme thoroughly. Some of the boxes con
tained copies of The Dispatch and other
newspapers, while nearly all of them con
tained very small amounts. The total
amount raised will scarcely exceed $500.
Hit by a Train.
Charles Carney, aged 56, stepped out of
the way of a train in the Pittsburg and Lake
Erie yards, yesterday, and was struck by a
locomotive on another track. His ribs were
broken and his arm dislocated. He was re
moved to the Sonthside hospital.
The Famous $18 Snle.
To-day is the last of 1889. "We will make
it a memorably day in the clothin? trade.
Come in to-day and take your pick and
choice of our entire stock of fine clothing,
comprising suits and overcoats for $18, for
either suit or overcoat. Ton will have the
pick from the finest line of clothing iu
America, such as fine Montagnac overcoats
or cape overcoats, regular price from $40 to
$50; fine dress suits, worth from $35 to $50;
extra fine business suits, worth from $25 to
$45. All these eletrant suits or overcoats
will go to-day for flBr4- IWs tea Chance p( a"
lifetime so don't miss it but come right in
to-day. P. C. C. C,
Cor. Grant and Diamond sts., opp. the new
Court House.
P. S. Bemember we give you the pick
out of the entire stock of clothing in our
great store for $18 to-day.
Cheering New.
Hamilton's Music House still open till 9
o'clock P. M., where you can secure those
elegant first-class pianos at prices and terms
to suit yon. Organs at $47 50, pianos at
$190. A jjreat lot of holiday novelties in
music cabinets, piano lamps, fine stools in
plush, carved wood, cane-seat and bamboo,
too numerous to mention. They must be
said. We don't want to wrap tbem np and
set them away for next holiday season.
Come in this week and take your choicest
prices marked away down. Small musical
goods in endless variety. This department
of our business is now an established fact.
First-class goods and low prices always win.
S. Hamilton,
91 and 93 Filth avenue.
Grand Display of Gold Watches
For New Year's presents at tbe jewelry
house of Henry Terheyden, 530 Smithfield
street.
Haying ordered ont a very large stoclf of
gold watches for the "Westinghouse Indus
trial Watch Club to make their selections, I
have quite a large number on hand which I
will dispose of at very small margin. Fancv
cases suitable for presentations, as well as
plain ones for popular use. The movements
are from first-class factories, viz.: Howard,
Elgin, Waltham, Hampden. "Warranted
accurate timekeepers. Hurry up before the
New Tear, as I want to close tbem out be
fore taking stock. d
Pittsburg and Luke Erie Ur.llrond.
On December 31 and January 1, tickets
will be sold at excursion rates cood to return
nntilJanuary3 inclusive, to all local points
and to principal points on the N. Y.. P. &
O., and Ii. S. & M. S. Kailroads.
Everybody bear in mind that Hen
dricks & Co., 68 Federal st., Allegbeny.
will have their photograph gallery open all
day New Year's. Good cabinets ?1 a doz.
H. Sonnen berg's society gallery, No.
35 Fifth ave., .Pittsburg, will be open New
Year's Day. Cabinets at reduced rates.
Use elevator.
Urllnr.
Call and see us in our new store.
Urliko & Son, Merchant Tailors,
Tusu No. 47 Sixth ave., Lewis Block.
TJrling.
If yon want an elegantly-made suit and
a large assortment of goods to select from,
call at TJrling & Son's, Merchant Tailors,
No. 47 Sixth ave., Lewis Block. tusu
B.&B.
Stores closed all day to-morrow (New
"V, wu vfcu .uuiauay tiov Willi more
live bargains than ever.
Boggs & Buhl.
OIcGlnty Molasses Cakes.
Just the thing to please the little ones.
New, sweet and delicious. Your grocer
keeps them.
Now Is Your Ciinnce.
A reduction of 16 per cent is made on all
terra cotta and bisque goods, artificial
flowers and bronzes at Hauch'a, No. 295
Fifth ave.
Those who use Frauenheim & Vilsack's
celebrated nje and porter pronounce it ex
cellent In flavor nnd viry beneficial in fts
eflect Kept by all first-class dealers".
Men's Bne neckwear at James H, Aiken
& Co.'s, 100 Fifth ave. .
HEW HOUSES. BUILT.
The Unrnber of Buildings Erected in
Pittsburg for '89 is 3,241.
AFINBR STILE OF ARCHITECTURE.
Materials Used of Good Quality and Excel
lent Taste Shown.
LIHT-COLORED FAINT IS A FEATURE
Pittsburg is growing, and the evidences
of the fact, as in any healthy youth, are
shown in the growing panes which shine
from tbe walls of tbe buildings put up
within the year. Assistant Bnilding In
spector J. A. A. Brown said yesterday:
"I have not the slightest doubt that when
the year's estimate is finished accurately it
will show $900,000 advance over last year,
the aggregate cost of the buildings ior 1889
reaching close on to $7,000,000. This is
a very good showing, and I am
glad to be able to record it,
more especially as the builders for some
years bad become careless in taking out the
permits, and had to be chased up after tbe
contracts were about half completed. No
man who does his duty as a Building" In
spector can judge of the material in either a
brick or stone wall after it has been built,
pointed and finished. I condemned several
loads of brick to-day which were to have
been put into a chimney, while if the chimney-
had been built, faced with good brick
and made to look pretty, it would be im
possible to detect the bad material except
by shinning up the inside and punching
I .1 A luh mI ClAA 1a4 Thlt l-l AM AWAW
JIUtes luruuKU. UIUVU UU1J, uunciu.
the builders have been coming into line and
taking out permits in time, which enables
us to keep an accurate record of the progress
of the city."
Just at this moment Councilman Evans,
of the Twenty-seventh ward, entered the
office, and corroborated Captain Brown's
statement by getting out a permit for a
building upon which ne bad been some time
at work.
THEEE BUILDINGS IN FOBTY TEARS.
The building operations for the year 1889
reveal some very startling if not amusing
facts. One bnilding has been put up in the
Thirty-third ward, the third within 40
years. Those who will remember Con
troller Morrow's sarcastic remarks about
the Assessor's bill for doing the work be
tween the Smithfield street and the Point
bridges on one street will appreciate the
reason why so few buildings have been
erected in an almost exclusively manu
facturing district ot very few blocks
in extent. The- 'total number
of buildings erected up to yesterday was
3,241 during the year, as against 2,676 for
1888. The appreciation in value, as noted
above, lies notso much in the larger num
ber ot places put up as in the superior .style
of architecture, and the improvement in the
material resulting from a close watch by the
Building Inspectors.
Another tact visible to the naked eye, as
Inspector Hoffman puts it, is the general
cleanliness of the buildings and the bright
effect of tbe light-colored paint which some
years ago would have been a waste ol money.
Seven years ago a building painted white
would be a curiosity during its brief career
in that hue, while to-day the sun flashes
down rays upon thousands of such houses
all raised since the advent of natnral gas.
THE EECOED BY MONTHS.
In order to show the relation which one
month bears to another in the building
trade and the materials of which the new
bonses are constructed, the following table
has been compiled irom tbe records In the
Building Inspector's office, the material of
the buildings being placed at the top of
each column:
Iron
Brick. Frame. Clad. Stone. Total.
January,.... 41 128 3 .. 176
February... 15 72 2 SI
March. S8 188 .. .. 27
April 171 182 .2 .. S55
May 182 ITS' 1 1 860
June 115 184 tl .. 250
July 157 190 S 5 357
August 125 217 2 1 315
September.. 112 218 8 3 831
October 91 187 2 7 289
Novembnr.. 59 145 15 2 221
December... 65 125 S 1 198
1,223 1,056 41 30 8,241
These tables include the building permits
issued, including those of yesterday, and to
tbis must be added one iron structure erected
in May. The Building Inspectors state
that the prospects for the coming year are
even much better than those for the last
vear were at this same time, and predict at
least an $8,000,000 investment iu bnilding
material to be added to the solid resources
of Pittsburg.
TBACHEBS EXAMINATIONS.
The Committee on Permanent Certificates
Have Selected Sntardnr.
The Committee on Permanent Certificates
hare fixed the first Saturday in February as
the day upon which the examination of teach
ers will beqin. It will continue as follows:
February 1, physiology, composition and
reading: February 8. music, spelling and ceog
raphy; February 15, drawing aud general in
formation; March 1, grammar and history:
March 8, business forms and arithmetic
Dls Queer Presentment.
Ernest Eimmler, of Spring Garden, 'a
superstitious German, had a presentment
that he would die at 12 o'clock Sunday
night "When the time came he was seized
with violent twistings, bnt be still lives.
The doctors stated that he fainted from the
terrible strain on his mind.
Teachers Elected.
The teachers who have been selected for
the new "Whittier school, on ML "Washing
ton, to be opened next Monday, are: Miss
Moreland, who will be in charge and who
will rank as assistant principal; Misses
Brisbin, Boyer, AVeir, Young and Sellers.
New Year's Eve Service.
A New Year's Eve service will be held
in St. Andrew's Church, Ninth street, be
ginning at 11:30 f. M., and closing at 1216.
The music will be furnished by a male
quartet.
For a disordered liver try Beecham's Pills.
Pears' 8oap tbe purest and best ever made
Those who use Prauenheim Ss Vilsack's
celebrated ale and porter pronounce it ex
cellent in flavor and very beneficial in its
effect. Kept by all first-class dealers.
Gns Fires, Gns Stoves, Gaa Banges, Etc
O'Keefe Gas Appliance Co.,34 Fifth av.
Silk handkerchiefs and mufflers at James
H. Aiken & Co.'s. 100 Fifth ave.
MEETINGS.
ATTENTION, CODRT CITY OF PUTS
. BURG No. 6194, A. O. F of America.
Brethren, you will meet at your hall, 20 Fifth
avenue, on WEDNESDAY, January L at 2
p. M , to attend the funeral of Brother Walter
Green. Sister courts are respectfully Invited
to attend. By order
F. J. COCHRANE, Chairman.
THOMAB KEEM. Bee de31-85
BARGAINS IN JEWELRY BOYS'
watches, $3 and up; misses' solid silver
watches, fo. GO and up; fine gold watches, dia
monds, jewelry, silverware, clocks, spectacles,
eta, at WILSON'S, 61 Fourth ave, Pittsburg!
Watches and jewelry carefully repaired.
de28JTTS
p A BAI.PH,
BOTLDHW3 CONTRACTOR,
41 seventh avenue,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Telephone 1344. se38-TTS
COUPONS OF THIS FIRST MORTGAGE
bonds of the Nortbside Bridge Company,
due JANUARY L 1890, will be paid on and
after that date on presentation at the office of
Messrs. Robinson Bros., No. 415 Wood street.
dea-60 b, u ORB, Treaawer.
WPUES,
JO"DUplaz- adv,erHemmh one doUar jwr
tquare for 'ne insertion, CVusified advertise
ments on this page such as Wanted. For Bale,
2b Zet, etc., ten cents per line or each inser
tion, cmd none taken for less than fifty entt.
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 advertisements will
be received up to 6 P. M. for inser
tion nest morning:
Adrertltements are to be prepaid except where
advertiser slreadr nave accounts with Tub Uls-
fAICH.
riTTSOTHB.
THOMAS McrA FrKKY, 35u9 Butler street.
KMIL G. STUCKEY. Hth street and Jfenn are.
E. C STUCKEY A CO., VYylle ave. and Kultonit.
N. bTOKKLY, i'ittti Avenue Market House.
BABTXND.
i.Yt. WALLACE, tui Fenn avenue.
OXBXAITD.
UCALL1STEK4 SHElBLER,Stnav. AAlwoodit.
sotrrnsrPB.
JACOB SPOHN. No. SCarson street.
H. A. DONALDSON. 1707 Carson street.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAEKCHEU, 59 Federal street.
H. 3. McBRIDF, Market House, Allegheny.
FEED H. EGGEBS. 172 Ohio street.
F.JL EG0EU3 4 SON. Ohio and Chestnut sn.
J. F. STEVENSON. Arch and Jackson streets.
THOMAS MCHENEY, Western and Irwin ares.
G.W. HUGHES, FennsrlTanlaand Beaver ares.
FEKBYM. GLEIM. Kebeccaand Allegheny area.
M1LLVALE BOROUGH.
TV. W. FLOCEEE. Stationer.. No. 4 Grant are.
THE DISPATCH HAS OPENED A
BRANCH OFFICE FOB THE SOUTHSIDE
AT 0. 1220 CARSON STREET. WHERE
ADVERTISEMENTS, NEWS AND SUB
SCRrPTlONS CAN BE LEFT. BOTH FOR
GENERAL EDIWON8, AND FOR THE
SPECIAIiSOTJTHSIDEISSUE PUBLISHED
EACH BATURDAY.
WANTED.
JJInle IlelD.
TTTANTFD-GOOD BUTCHER.
APPLY AT
YY MEAT MARKET, 4SU Butler St.
desi-so
-rTTANTF.D-EXl'ERlENCED DRUG CLEKK.
VV Address SALIX, Dispatch office. ,del-84
ANTED-A GOOD BARBFR. X Q.
STRERB. 183 Main st West End, cltr
deSI-42
YTTANTED A GOOD BARBER. AFI'LY TO
YV H. A. NIEDERGALL, Rochester, Fa.
de3l-ss
TTTANTED Fl IlST-f "LASS
BARBER IN-
W QUIRE at HARRY E. JONES', 2601 Penn
ac Fen
de31-75
ave, city.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY A GOOD
white barber. N. F. KAYBURN. Home
stead, Pa. de31-61
W ANTED-A FIRST-CLASS
for the Century Dictionary.
CANVASSER
B. WATTS &
dc31-62JTUWT
CO., 431 Wood st.
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED QUARRY
MAN: also brlckmakcr. GEO. S.MARTIN
& CO., 603 Liberty st. dt31-30
WANTED-FIRS1-CLAS3 LOCK AND BOLT
...... J?.t.t?r .!r burglar work. Address THE
MOSLER BANK SAFE CO., Cincinnati, Olio.
de-24
WANTED-BOY TO ASSIST AT "Ori'lCE
work and make himself generally useful;
must be a good penman. Address L., Dispatcn
offlce. deJl-28
WANTED -MAN TO RUN CLEAVING
, , mills In store foundry. DbHAVEN A CO ,
LIM., corner Preble and Stanton ave., Alle
gheny. deil-67
"TTTANTED-A CURTAIN UPHOLS1EREE
vv none but those of good experience and
J?S.rcesneeaaPP'T- O. MCCLINTOCKiCO.,
S3 Fifth nve de28-8l-D
WANTED-SMART MAN WITH KM TO
manage a new business In this State: no
f ompetltlon: can make t200 a month. Addnss D.
E. B Dispatch office. dell-27
YTTANTED-A BRIGHT YOUNG PRINTER
i r can obtain a permanent and desirable posi
tion as foreman. Address, stating wages ex
pected, GOOD SIT, Dispatcn office. dttl-84
WANTED-TWO F1RST-CLAS3 CUTTERS
and lead firlazlers for -stntnpH irTnatf atata
experience; good wages: Bteadj- work. Address
D1A1AE.U Uti
L.ASS. Dispatch office.
dtJl-W
reierences ana S3H) casn capital requl
MASON, Room 21, McUlntock bnlW
lug. (4e3I-53
W ANTED-A F1KST-CLAB3 SALESMAN TO
sell on commission a full line oft nfant
turns and child's McKay sewed shoes. Aolress.
witn reference, FOLMER & CO., Orwlgsbiirg
WAST.5:5A SALESMAN FOR AUALTI
MORE dry-goods Jobbing nouse with head
quarters lu Pittsburg. Address (stating age,
reference and experience) Y. X, .Dispatch
office. ' de3i-4J
WANIED-KELIABLK LOCAL ADTRAV
LLINQ salesmen; positions permanent;
special Inducements now: fast-selling ipeclaltles!
don't delaT: salary from Start. BKiyTN BK03.,
Mnrterynifn, Kocnester. M.Y. jiel7-ro-TTS
WAN1ED-BAD WRITERS, SMARTS FRAC
tB0PU,?INE93 A SBORTHAND
COLLEGE, 4 Sixth street (near brldgt). open x.
M. to 9 F. M. ; good pennmanshlp guaranteed In a
few lesbonsj private rooms for ladles
dt!8-43-TTSSU
WANTED-ASS1STANT BOOKKEEPER OR
entry clerk by city house; address stating
age. experience and salary expected; satisfactory
irea irom surcessrm appii
., Box 117, Pittsburg P. O.
cant. Addr p. B,
de31-U7
WANTED - MEN - (60 SALARY, ?) EX-FE-NSES
In advance allowed each month;
steady employment at home or traveling; no so
liciting; duties delivering and making collections;
np postal cards. Address with sltmp. HAFEU&
CO., Piqua, 0. de20-62-TTSSU
WAN1ED-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
hospital steward: must cone well recom
mended, be a good nurse, and familiar with drugs;
single man: for an Institution outside the city:
salary 8360 per annum, with board and washing.
Address V. Z Dispatch office. deZ7-
WANTED.-200 MINERS - FIRST-CLASS
men; to go to Lehlgb, Indian Territory;
good wages and permanent employment; trans
portation allowed on satisfactory terms. Address
W. B. MUNSOiN, Vice-President Southwestern
toil and Improvement Co., Dennlson. Tex, v
da-69-D '
WANTED-SALESMEN AT P5 PER MONTH
salarv and expenses, to sell a line of silver
plated ware, watches, etc.; by simple only; horse
and team furnished free: write at once for fall
irtlcnlars and sample lease of goods free. STAN
AKD blLiVERWAUK CO., BObton, Mass.
6C24-90-D
WANTEO-AGENTS-GENERAL AND LO
CAL agents to handle the new pat. Chem
ical Ink Erasing pencil: greatest novelty ever
produced: erases fnk In two seconds: no abrasion
of paper; 200 to SO per cent proUt; sells at sight;
territory absolutely free; salary to good men:
samp'e j 35 cents by mall. For terms and lull
artlcnlars address the manufacturers. THE
lONROE ERASER CO., La Crosse, Wis.
de29-21
YT7-ANTED-AN" ACTIVE, ENER(il!TIO
TV youngman, between 23 and 30 years of age,
to act as assistant manager of an Important Pitts
burg enterprise: mnst be sober, have a good edu
cation, as well as tact and address In approaching
and dealing with men, and willing to devote Llm
6eir entirely to the Interests of the enterprise;
the opening is sn unusual one, and offers the
right man an opportunity to make a reputation;
salary at first. 11,000 a year. Address A. M.. Dis
patch office, Pittsburg, Pa. de29-37
W ANTED-A FEW HONEST AND INTELLI
GENT persoasto take orders in this and
surrounding towns on "Stanley in tbe Wilds of
Africa, and How He Rescued Emln Pasha." The
Intrepid hero has Just returned to civilization;
eubllc interest In him Is at fever beat: this lathe
tanleybook tbe people want; send SO cents for
outfit and be the first In tbe field, or write Imme
diately for full particulars, terms, etc.; agents
are lust coining-monev: write onirk. kRank.
LIN PUBLISHING CO., Box 920, Richmond, Va,
de29-71-29,30,3l,JaZ4,6
TITAN TED AGENTS EVERFWHERE TO
VV tell and evcrvbody to use Dr. O'Keefe's
23 ets. liver pills, cold or catarrh pills, cough pills,
diarrhea pills, dvspepsla pills. rheuinstUm pills,
headache pills, worm pills, skin eruption pills,
kidney plus, neuralgia pills, leucorrbcea pills,
menstrual pills, sore throat pills, croup pills,
nervous debility pills, general debility nills.
nerve pills, teething pills, piles pills, nou-ca-
vilAitiU (Jilts, nuuujjlUg tuuKd
Dills, eve nills.
backache pills, 25 cts. each: Ian
arge bottles 1 00
sent postage paid. DR. O'KEEFE i CO., Homeo
pathic Chemists, 34 Fifth ave., Pittsbnrg, Pa.
de31-7S
Stole nnd Pomaie Heln.
WANTED-i FARM HANDS, 20 LABORERS;
man to attend to a horse and cow, 100 bouse
frlrls, 20 for hotels, cooks and chambermaids,
sundress, dlnlngroom girl, dishwasher. MEE
UAN'S, MS U rant St. dc30-D
Partners.
"rrjANTED-PARTNER-LADY OKGENTLE-
MAN With 1200. for Uffht offlpa hnslnesn? tin
risk.
Address D. R. P., Dispatch office. deSl-37
WANTED PARTNER -A RARE OPPOR
TUNITY to invest S3, 000 or aio,000wlthor
without services. In a large, well-established and
very profitable mercantile business In this city.
For particulars address LOCK BOX 779. Pitts
burg, Pa. de22-l7
Boarding. '
WANTED-TNFUBNlSHFb ROOMS " AND
board for gentleman, wlfcj and child 5 ) ears
old, permanent as a heme; between now and
April L B.V., Dispatch office. de3t-60-TTS
TITANTED-HOOM AND BOARD-BVT AMAN
VV and wife from New York; must be first-
-
i,
!
ciass ana clean: renn avenue preferred.! Write,
Buiiagwuii auu location, V) vvJUUSMVp Ifis
yattu vmw, , - iML-fu
WANTED.
Situations.
TTrANTEU-SlTUATlON BY HONEST, IX
VV DUSTRIOUS simile man: Inside work pre
ferred. Address HONEST, Dispatch office?
deJ3-5
WANTED-FOS1TITON AS COFYIST-CAN
give good reference If required. Address
MAUD A. UUAW, 33S Koblnson street. Alle
gheny. dc30-2S
TTTANTEO-BY XOUNO MAN A FOS1TION
VV of anv kind; not afraid of work, and There
he will nave a cliance of promotion,' Address H,
M Dispatch office. de3I-33
WANTED-FOSiriON BY AN EXfEltl
ENCED traveling man to travel or wore In
the city: good references. Address, before Jan,
1, N. D. U Dispatch office. deZS-Z7
w
ANTED-FOSITION AS COFYIST. OK
would do office wor. bv ladv who can far-
nisn oesi or reierences. Aaaress ju,
Q., No. IM
Twenty-sixth street, Sonthside.
desl-ro
-TrrANTED-SITUATION IN DKUGSTOltE
VV Seven years1 experience? graduate and
registered manager In Pennsylvania: reference
furnished. Address BOX 128, WlieeUng. W. Ya.
de31-31
WANTFD-AGENOY FOB A MANUFAC
TURINGS, or good paying specialties la
the n-vr State of Washington: references rur
nlshed. Address MAN'F. AGENT, Dlipaub of
fice. de31-4S
-TYr ANTED SITUATION DRUG CLERK.
VV experienced man, thoroughly practical
and reliable; registered In Pennsylvania ard
Ohio. T. V.. care of Schwartz & Uictwrlght, 431
Wood St., Pittsburg, Fa. de31-74
w
ANTED-SITUATION BY A THOROUGH
LY nractlcal mechanical engineer. 40veanc
of age. a member of Institution of Mechanical En
gineers, London, who has had many years' expe
rience as master mechanic both In this country
and Enrope: desires similar situation; unexcep
tionable references. Address M. L M. .. Dis
patch office de2$7
Boarders and Lodgers.
WANTED - OCCUPANTS FOB DOUBLE
parlors, furnished suitable for physician or
married conple; also newly furnished front bed
room. CallNo. 23 MONTGOMERY AVE.. Alle
gheny. dc31-3S
FlnanciaV t
WANTED-SMALL MOR1GAGE3-L J.WIL
SON. 149 Fourth ave. no26-8
TrrANTED-MORTGAGES MON EY TO LOAN
TV In sums to suit at Vi, S and 6 per cent.
ALLES & BAILEY, 1S4 Fourth ave Tel. 1C7.
iplS-U-TTSSU
YTTANTED-MORTGAGE3 ON CITY PEOF-
VV ERTY. over S4.C00; Hi per cent; no tax.
cer cent; no tax
S2Fourth avenue.
UIjKI A. UJIAVJWAW.
mh2-a22-D
WANTED-MOETGAGr2a-1.000,000TOLOAN
In large and small amounts at 4M, Sands
per cent, iree oi crate tax
no delav.
REED B.
CUXL.b4BUU.
131 1 ourth ave.
myzi-eo
WANTED-TO LOAN MONEY ON SIORT
. GAGES In amounts to suit. In city or conn-
try, at 4 to 8 pe
SAMUEL AV.B:
at. as to seenritv
no delav.
Lau& a, aj.
. .. .. . n. t.r. '.
99 Fourth ave.
deS-H-MTWTF
YTTANTED TO LOAN 1500,000. IN AMOUNTS
V V of $3; 000 and upward, on city and suburban
property, on AH percent, free of tax: also smaller
amounts at s and per cent. BLACK BAIRD,
K Fourth avenue. se2l-d2S-i
TTT ANTED-MORTG AGES-11, 000, 000TO LOAN
V V on city and suburban properties at 4K, Sand
c per cent, ana on larms in Allegheny and aal
cent counties at (per cent. 1. AL PENNOCK
and aala-
NOCKTA
bun, ltt t ourtn avenne.
ap7-fll
-TTTANTKD-TO lUAN (200.000 ON MORT
V V GAtrES; flOO and upward at per cent;
4u,wuab vi per cem on residences or onsiness
property; aiso in aaioiuing
counties. S. H.
r ncn c
CU. la Fourth avenue.
OC24-4-D
WANTED-MORTGAGES-noo.000 TO LOAN
on mortgages. In sums from o00 to 110,000,
for S to 6 years on city property, at very low rates,
write for terms and give description of property.
J. E. GLASS, 138 Filth ave. Telephone No. 17S4.
nolS-47
miscellaneoniu
WANTED-YOU TO GET A BAKER'S
dozen (13) or Stewart Co. 's fine cabinet
photos for fL at SO and 92 FEDERAL ST., Alle
gheny mv2S-4-TT8u
WANTED BrLLIARD TABLE-MUST BE IN
pood repair; slze4Kx9: can't use comblna-
iiod iaDie .aaaress, wiid uescnpuon ana
rice,
ji,Lmvxij, Ajspaicu omce. ai
WANTED-EVERONE TO KNOW THAT
PEARSON, the leading photographer, of
98 Fifth ave. and 43 Federal St.. All'y., is making
a life size crayon portrait, beautifully framed, and
one doxen cab. photos, all for (S; all One work.
mhlt-63
YTJANTED FOR THE FOLLOWING 10
VV days, anybody contemplating the purchase
of Christmas gifts to call and exa .nine our great as
sortment or diamonds, watches. Jewelry, silver
ware, clocks and bronzes; our goods are entirely
new and consist of all the latest novelties to be
found in the Eastern markets: Just think of lt;
you can buy a triple-plated sugar bowl, pickle
castor, spoon holder, butter dish or cup at (1 each
at M. J. HMIT'S. SU Smithfield st. deCMIS
FOR SALE IMPROVED UEAL ESTATK
Earn End Residence.
FOR SALE-TWO FRAME HOUSES ON AT
WOOD st , near Bates: each house contains S
rooms; water, etc. in bouse: lots 45x100. BAR
NETTACHAPL1N. 101 Fourth avenne. de31-49
FOR SALE A SMALL CASH PAYSIENT AND
balance on long time will buy a line residence
sitn in Villa Park plan, Brushton; our prices are
very low, and now Is the time to invest. JOHN F.
BAXTER, Agent, 512 Smithfield street.
de29-52-TTSSU
FOR SALE A VERY DESIRABLE DWELL
ING, neat and new, 6 rooms, late Improve
ments, finished attic; lot 60x150 ft. ; price low and
terms almost as easv as rent: near the station at
Shadvsldc. See V. A. HEREON & SONS, BO
Fourth ave. del7-ol-Tu
FOR SALE-THERE ARE TEN VERY DE
SIRABLE nouses now in course of construc
tion on Oakland square; to be finished complete
ready for occupancy by April 1; five of these
houses are already sold, leaving five still available
to buyers; prices, 7,500, 3,000 and (10,000, accord
Ing to sli and location, lots vary in size from 30x
100 to 92x150: Atwood St., now paved with asphalt
from Filth ave to Oakland square, and traction
road being laid. Apply to SAMUEL W. BLACK
& CO., 99 Fourth ave. del2-4
FOB SALE-AT OAKLAND, ON FORBES ST,
and Coltart square: only fS.300: tormsvery
liberal, SS00 cash, easy payments thereafter: a
chance to own a nome at little expense above a
fair rent; new brick dwellings, modern style of
architecture, 9 and 13 rooms, cement cellar, beater,
steel range, open grates, tablnet mantels of
choice woods, crsytal gas fixtures, electric gas
lighting, electric bells, artistic papering and
decorations of latest designs, stained glass, etc.:
the plan Is most admirable; with abundant clos
ets: Kitchen Is large and light, and complete in
every detail; laundry and stationary washtubs
and natural gas; street Improvements all made;
sidewalks of asphalt: plumbing of the best char
acter, with nnder-dralnage direct to the sewer:
the location is choicest m Oakland, with fine views
surrounding, with raptd transit by cable cars;
only 15 mlnntes from Market st., for 5-cent rare.
See W. A. HEREON i. SONS, No. SOFonrtbave.,
or D. K. BEAM, Superintendent, on the premises,
de29-25
ATlezhenr Residences.
FOR SALE-2 BRICK HOUSES, 8 ROOMS
each: lots 20xl4Seach; houses well built and
nearly new; SII.OOO Tor all. A. D. WILSON, U
Federal St., Allegheny. de2M8-TTS
FOR SALE-LOTS.
CUT Lot i
FOR 8ALE-A LOP 24X100 ON WEBSTER AVE.,
near cable cars. Inquire at 156 SOUTH AVE.,
Aiicgueuy.
de31-3G
Enut End 1-or.
FOR SALE B ADM GROVE LOTS- THE
cbotccst restricted property for private dwell
ings In the East End; for convenience of access
and prospective advancement In value nothing
else on the market appro iches lt. Full in lor na
tion from MELLON BROS., East End; or JOHN
F. P. BAXTER, Agt..5i2 Smithfield street.
de29-52-TTSSU
AUnshenv Lots.
TTlOtt BALE -FINE BUILDING LOTS ON
D Fayette st., Allegheny. A. V, WILSON, 55
Federal st. de29-48-TTS
TTiOR SALE-FOE A FEW DAYS-ONE OF THE
J finest buildings sites In Allegheny: lot 60x140
feet; tall and see about It. A. D. WILSON, 65
Federal st. , Allegheny. de29-47
Farm.
FOB SALE FARM 120 ACRES-(90 PER
acre; large 2-story brick dwelling, bank
Darn, out buildings: all slate roof: limestone soil;
one mile from station and river. ED. W1TTISH,
410 Qrant St., Pittsburg. de2g-D
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Bimlness Chafaces.
FOR SALE F1RST.CLASS BUTCHER STORE;
good reason for selling; easy payments. In
quire 10)JlFTHAyE:de-17
T70B SALE-DRUUBrOKE IN ALLEGHENY;
jl. proprietor ucmres iu quit Dusioess; gooa lo
cation. Address 1. R. S., Dlsnatch office.
de21-7
FOR SALE -HALF
and tinshon: good 1
INTEREST IN STOVE
and tinshon:
s small canll
ood trade and doing good busl-
ness- small capital. For Information address L.
FIIZMIElt, ConuellsvlUe, Pa,
de29-30
TJOR SALE AN ESTABLISHED RETAIL
i grocery business in Allegheny; nestle
In tbe city and a large trade, mostly cash.
grocery business In Allegbeny; best location
Ad-
dress retail grocer, Dispatch office,
de2-33-a
FOB SALE-CIGAR STOKE DOING S1S0 PER
week; also drugstores, grocery stores, con
fectioneries, restaurant, -well located, with seven
furnished rooms. 11,000: hair interest In paying
business with salary, Sj00. PERLTVAL & CHAP
MAN, 67 Fifth ave., second floor. de3l-ra
TTIOR SALE-GRAND OPPORTUNITY FOB
jl one or two active men witn some capital to
step Into a paying wholesale produce commission
business, profits tbis yearwm reach sio.ooo;
engaged In other business reason for selling,
ear will reach S10.000; owner
seas reas on for selll n ir. Ad
dress F. C DICKSON, 140 Monterey St., Alle
gheny. delO-SO
FOB BALE-GOOD FISH AND OYSTER
depot, grocery stores, S3S0 to (10,000; cigar
stores. (200 to SI, 600; light business clearing (75
weekly; drugstores, country stores, boarding
houses, milk routes, conrectlonerlis. bakeries and
other good business chances. SHEFARD & CO..
m ciuaave.
Bcsinoaa Stand.
TJiOR BA
ij with
wood and
SONS, 89
IOR BALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY 49x80 FT.,
riui -aiorT DuuuiDii tmirn. Between
and Bmlthdeld streets. W, A, HEREON &
NTMmil WV I M-W
rnnrui p. fuiTjnjra I
f W".
FOR SALE-H1SCEELANEOU6. "
Horses, Vehicles, Live Stock. Etc
T7OR SALE-TWO DRAUGHT HORSES. HAR-
jl' jmjo anu wagon.
MCO.UEWAN ft DOUG-
LAS, 339 Fenn ave.
(TCJ1-04
Machlaerr and Metals.
F0.'
it SALE ENGINES AND UOl I.ERS V KW
J,JX? reotted: renalrln?nromptrr attended to.
POSTER OU NDK AND,flACdlN ECO., H&L,
below Suspension bridge; Allegheny, Fa. aulO-23
TJWB
SALE (INK Srrti TTfVRIZI'l'hl'PAT. TTW-
GINK. 2S.flm fit RPiniif1.hsnrf viparinas slcn
uwi.wuK m yvrbauir engines anu Dipmen vaivcs.
castings, etc VELTE & MCDONALD. Fenn
avenne. lyM-si-rrs
YiaIbM-mm AMrl .l a t!
FOR SALE-SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND
boilers: all sizes andstyles In stock, (Tom 4 to
100 h. p. ;all refltted;good as new, at lowest prices;
portable engines. Sto 25 h. p.: boilers aft sizes
ana styles. J.S.YOUNG,23Fark way, Allegheny,
Fa. OC25-80-D
Mlacellnneons.
TjIOR SALE HOr.HJAY OtFTS Rlir.TIl
SIL-
JD VEBstem-wlnitlng watches, fi, 8, I17.al M.J.
BMIT'A SU Smithfield St. "-" de29-HS
FOR SALE-HOLIDAY GIFTS-MISSES' AND
children's rings, solid gold, 75c St 25. 175
M. J.SMIT, SUSnUtnfleldsu de29-HS
FOR SALE HOLIDAY GIFTS LADIES'
bracelets and bead necklaces. SI 23, R and S3 25.
M. J. 8M1T, SU Smithfield St. deZMU
F
OR SALE HOLIDAY GIFTS LADIES'
vest. Oueennr Victoria chains, roll nlate. at
II, ft 50 and 223. M. . SMIT, 311 Smithfield sL.
de29-ll5
FOR BALE A NATIONAL CASH REGISTER:
nearly new: suitable for grocery or restau
rant: sold cheap. Inquire of ARBUCKLES,
wholesale merchants. de28-23
TJWR SALE THREE PAIRS GENUINE D1A
X1 MOND earrings, weight. IX karats, abso
lutely perfect and white, at flOO per pair: also 2
pairs weighing 2Jf karats, same quslltv, at S225:9
pairs weighing 1 1-18 karats each, at ?70 per pair;
also 21 pairs weighing karat, at f2 50 per pair,
and 17 pairs weighing-U to W karat, from S17 to S30
per pair.at M. J. SM1TS, 311 Smithfield st. . third
door from Fourth ave. de29-U5
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-NEW BOOKS-HUNDREDS OF
new books, nicely bound In cloth gilt, atSte
each; many flue books In elegant bindings; come
and see them. LEVI'S BOOKSTORE, Liberty
St., near Ninth. nc3-33
PERSONAL-HE FELL IN LOVE WITH HIS
wife, and well he might after she presented
htm with one or M. J. Smlt's beautiful gold
watches, which cost her but25. M. J. SMIT? 311
Smithfield St., third door from Fourth ave. ae29-115
PERSONAL HIS LOYE SUDDENLY RE
TURNED; recently they had not been on the
best of terms owing to a little family lar occa
sioned by tbe wife Insisting, on being allowed to
renovate his wearing apparel, and which, ol
course, was done In a bungling manner; In order
to prevent the trouble they agreed lo send all
their wort hereafter to DICKbON, the Tailor. 6S
Firth ave.. corner Wood st , second floor, and
now everything is lovely and peace and happiness
again reigns la their household, lelephone 1558.
aujO-D
LOST.
T OST OR STRAYED-A MULE. A SUITABLE
JLJ reward will be paid If returned to SHOEN
BERGER, SPEER CO., cor. llfteenth and Etna
sts. de3I-SS
LOST-ON SATURDAY. DECEMBER H, A
lady's open-faced silver watch, with gold
chain attached. Finder will be liberally rewarded
by leaving word at DISPATCH OFFICE. deJl-KJ
LOST-ALL REGARD FOR FORMER PRICES
and now offer L000 pairs Rhinestone and Vol
taic diamond ear drops ana screw knots from SI to
(3 25; all mounted in solid gold settings, and war
ranted to retain their brilliancy. 41. J. SMIT,
311 Smithfield st.. third door from Fourth ave. N.
B. Complete selection of lace pins, brooches,
scarf pins, studs aud collar buttons mounted with
Rhinestones and Voltaic diamonds, and make one
of tbe most suitable gifts for the holidays.
de29-115
FOUND.
FOUND-SIX WEEKS AGO. ON WOOD ST..
a lady's gold pin. Inquire at 156 SOUTH
AVE. Ally. de31-35
"POUND-THAT M. J. SMIT. 311 SMITHFIELD
X st, has 500 ladles' gold watches, all stem
winders and setters, which he Is selling from (9 to
(45 each, and every watch is warranted for time
and quality, and are suitable for holiday gifts.
Remember thename and number, M. J.BMir. 311
Bmltbfleld at. dr'S-115
NOTICES.
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO NAVI.
J.1 GATORS on tbe Monongabela river that
tbe southern channel span of tbe Smithfield
street bridge will be closed for navigation
during JANUARY by false works necessary
for erection ofnew structure.
G TJSTAV LLNDENTHAIi,
deg-95 Chief Engineer.
PROPOSALS.
Office of )
controller of allegrent cotjntt.
PrrTSHURO. pa, December 80, 1889 )
"VI OTICE TO BAKERS AND BUTCHEBS
Jj Sealed proposals will be received at this
office Until' p'clock m. Friday, January 3,
1S90, for snpplyinc Allegheny County Jail
with bread and meat from January 15, 1890,
until July 18, 1890.. Bread to be of good quality
wheat bread. Proposals for meat will be:
First, pood quality boiling beef, not to contain
more than 23 per cent bone; second, to bo
free from bone and fat and accompanied
with such amount of soup bone as tbe Warden
shall direct. The. board reserves the right to
consider either proposition in tbe interest of
the county. All supplies to be subject to the
approval of tbe Warden, and be furnished in
such quantities and at such times as he shall
direct. For further Information inquire at the
county jaiL The board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. JOSIAH SPE KR,
Controller and Secretary of Prison Board.
de31-81
LEGAL NOTICES.
TESTATE OP ANDREW JACKMAN, DE
ill CEA.SED.-Notice is hereby given that
letters testamentary under the last will and
testament of Andrew Jackman, late of the city
of Pittsburg: in Allegbeny county. Pa., de
ceased, have been issued to me by the Register
of said county. All persons owing the estate
will please make payment thereof, and all per
sons having claims against the estate will pre
sent them properly probated tor payment.
EDWARD F. JACKM AN, Executor, 638 Penn
ave.. Pittsbnrg, Pa. no26-i3-Tu
NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
TUESDAY. January 14, 1890, application
will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania
by Percy F. Smith, J. J. McCormick, Wm. Mac
runi, Geo. Glass and W. A Zaun, under the
corporation act of 1874 and its supplements, for
the charter of a corporation to be called "The
Chartiers valley Electric Light Company." tbe
character and object of which is supplyinglight,
heat and power to the public by means of elec
tricity, in Chartiers township. Allegheny coun
ty. Pa, WJI. MACBUM, Bolicitor.
delB-12-16,24,31 mm
IN THE COURT OF QUARTER SES
SIONS of Allegbeny county. Pennsylva
nia. In re application for transfer of license
No. 62. March Term, 1889. W. S. Anderson A
Co. to Florence C. Miller. Notice is bereby
given that on tbe Uth day of JANUARY, AD.
1890, at 10 o'clock. A. u., the application for
the transfer of tbe above license. No. 62, to
Florence C. Miller will be beard by tbe said
Court, at which time persons opposing said
transfer, as well as parties above named, will
appear. D. K. McGUNNEGLE, Clerk.
deSl-41
ELECTIONS.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING-THE AN
p NUAL meeting of the stockholders of the
Mononeahela Navigation Company will be held
on THURSDAY, January 9, 1890. at the offico
of the company. No. 101 Grant street, Pitts
burg, at 2 o'clock P. X., for tbe election of offl
cers and managers of the company for tbe en
suing year, and other business.
W. BAKEWEUj, Secretary.
de9-3-19.20,2L24,28.2S.31.ja2.4.5,7,9
TJILECTION-THE ANNUAXi MEETING
JTJj of the stockholders of the Nonhside
Bridge Co. for the election of a Board of Si
rectors will be held at the office of Wm. B.
Rodeers, Esq., No. 08 Diamond at nn TUES
DAY, January 7. lS90,at the hour of 8.30 o'clock
P. H. Transfer books closed from January 1 to
January 9. JAS. H. LINDSAY, President.
de31-60
The Arsenal Bank of PrrrsBURO,
December 26. 1889.
ELECTION THE ANNUAL ELECTION
of twelve directors for this bank to serve
for tbe ensuing year will beheld at tbe bank
ing bouse, corner Butler and Forty-third
streets, on WEDNESDAY, January 8, 1890, be
tween the hours of 11 a. ii. and 1 p.m.
de27-97-D W. a WILLIAMS. Cashier.
Axiizohent National Bank.
4,.
Pittsiiuro. Pa., December 13, 1SS9.
TLECTION THE ELECTION FOR
JLU RECTORS of this bank for tbe ensuing
year will be held at the banking house. No. to
tilth avenue, on TUESDAY, January 14, 1890,
between the hours of 11 a.m. and 12 M.
del-a2-D F. C. HUTCHINSON. Cashier.
First National Bank, Pittsburg. Pa. j
Pittsbitro. JJecember. 14, 1889. (
ELECTJ.ON-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
of nine directors for this bank, to serve
for the ensuing year, will be held at tbe Banking
Honse, corner Wood st. nd Fifth avenue,
TUESDAY, January 14, 1880, between the
hours ot 11 A. M. and 1 o'clock p. x.
del4-31-D J. D. SCULLY.
OFFICE OS THE COLUMBIA OIL Co.,
- No. 5M Market bT..
Pitt3BUE(l December Z7. 1889.
mHE ANNUAL MEETING OK
)HI
I stockholders of tbo Columbia Oil Co. will
Be held on THURSDAY. January 9, 1889. at U
o'clock A. M. for the election of directors and
for the transaction of such business as may be
KMtfited, A. P. McGBEW, Secretary.,
.
9P5P
TOiliET.
Cltr Residences.
ma LET -A LARGE AND FIRST-CLASS
A. house. 10 rooms, well Improved, rent low, on
Boss nemr Third ave. See W. A. HEBRON
UO&S, 80 Fourth ave,- de3M3
East End Residences.
TO LET-HOUSEOFB1X BOOMS AND ATTIC,
both Llnds of gas, etc.; late improvements;
on Claybourn St., Shadyllde. S minute from sta
tion: rent IIS per month. See W. A. HEURON
SONS, SO Fourth ave. aezS-77-D
Allegheny Residences.
TO LET-SEE EWING 4BYEBS, NO. ED
ERAL st. (for Allegheny houses).
de29-d9-Tusu
Arirrment.
mo LET-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS flEC
JL OND story front and bacg. stationary wash
stand and use ofbath. 432 PEN NAVE, deto-14
Offices. Dealt Boom, etc
TO LET-DESK BOOM IN VERY DESIRABLE
office, central location, suitable for business
or profession. Address BEAVER, Dispatch office.
de27-S2-D
TO LET-fBO PER YEAR A LARGE, WELL
LIOHTED office wltb all modern conven
iences: newly painted and papered; has two large
closets for storage room. Inquire at HERMAN LA
HAVINGS BANK. 43 Wood St.
Jilscelliineouii.
TO LET-NOTA 6-ROOM BRICK HOUSE.BUT
to let you know that yon can select the nicest
goods suitable for holiday girts at M. J. SMTP'S,
311 DmlthBeld st , who U selling ladles' rings, solid
gold, at (I SO, 2, (2 75, and warranted as repre
sented. de23-lI5
OFFICIAtV-Pr
-PITjTS;
crrrn
BURG.
OFFICE OF THE
FREASURES. I
PlTTSBUBO, December 2. 1889.
-J
NOTICE-NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN
tuat tbe duplicates for the second as
sessment of water rents (for new buildings
completed since. April L 1S90,) have been placed
in tny hand for collection, and payable at tbis
oHlco during the month of December.
All water rents remaining unpaid January 1,
1890, will be placed In the bands of W.B.
Ford, Collector of Delinquent Taxes, with S
per cent added, for collection.
J.F.DENNISTON.
de333-B City Treasurer.
AfNo.l80.j
N ORDINANCE CHANGING THE
name of Ward street to "McKee Place,"
Irom McKee Place to Wakefield street.
Section L Be it ordained and enacted by the
city of Pittsburg lu Select and Common Coun
cils assembled, and it Is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority ot the same. That
the name of "Ward street," from McKee Place
to Wakefield street, be and Is hereby changed
to and shall be known as "McKee Place."
Section 3 That any ordinance or part of
ordinance conflicting with the provisions of
tbis ordinance be and tbe same is hereby re
pealed, so far as the same affects tbis ordi
nance. Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils
tbis 9th day of December, A. D. 1889.
H. P. FORD, President of Select ConnclL
Attest: GEO. 8HEPPARD. CleTk of Select
Council. W. A. MAGEE. President of Com
mon Council pro tern. Attest: GEO. BOOTH,
Clerk of Common Council.
Mayor's Office. December 11, 1S89. Approved:
WM. MCCALLIN, Mayor. Attest: W. H. Mc
CLEAR Y, Mayor's Clerk.
Recorded In Ordinance Book. vol. 7, page 219,
28tn day of December. A. D.1SS9. de!-98
A No. 181.J
N ORDINANCE FOR THE CONSTRUC
TION of steps on Park avenue, from Fifth
avenue to Rowan avenne.
Section 1 Be it ordained and enacted bv the
city of Pittsburg, in Select and Common Coun
cils assembled, and it is hereby ordained and
enacted by tbe authority of the same. That
the Department of Public Works be and is
hereby authorized aud directed to advertise for
proposals, and tbe Department of Awards
award a contract for the construction of
wooden stairs or steps on Una of Park avenue,
from Fifth avenue extension to Rowan street
or avenue, in the Twenty-first ward.
Section 2 That any ordinance or part of or
dinance conflictlnc with tbe provisions of this
ordinance be and tbe same & bereby repealed
so far as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils
tbis 9th day of December, A. D. 18SS
H P. FORD, President of Select Council.
Attest: GEO. SHEPPARD, Clerk of Select
CounciL WM. A. MAGEE, President of
Common Council pro tern. Attest: GEO.
BOOTH, Clerk of Common Council.
Mayor's Office. December 11, 1889. Approved:
WM. MCCALLIN, Mayor. Attest: W.H.MC
CLEARY, Mayor's Clerk.
Recorded in Ordinance Book. vol. 7, pace 220,
27th day of December. A. D. 1889. de28-96
No. 184.J
AN ORDINANCE-GRANTING TO THE
Larimer Street Railway Company the
right to use certain streets and. highways.
Section 1 Be it ordained and enacted by the
city of Pittsburg, in Select aud Common Coun
cils assembled, and it Is hereby ordained and
enacted by the authority of the same. That
the Larimer Street Railway Company, its
lessees, successors and assigns, shall hare the
richt and shall be and la hereby authorized to
lay, construct maintain, repair, use and oper
ate its lines of track and railway,. together with
necessary sidings, turn-out and switches, and
to use and operate cars upon, over and along
tbe following named streets and highways
within the city of Pittsburg, to wit: Be
ginning at the intersection of Col
lins avenue and 'Penn avenue, thence
along Collins avenue to Station street,
thence alone Station street to Larimer
avenue, thence along Larhner avenue to May
flower street, thence along Mayflower street to
Lincoln avenue, thence along Lincoln avenue
to Shetland street, thence along Shetland street
to Larimer avenue, thence along Larimer ave
nue to Mayflower street, and thence continuing
with double tracks along Larimer avenue to
Station street, thence with doable tracks along
station street to uoiuns avenue, ana tnence
with double tracks along Collins avenue to the
place of beginning, and also as a branch or ex
tension of said railway alone Broad street from
Collins avenue to Larimer arenue, and thence
along Larimeravenue to the intersection there
of with Station street.
Section 2 The Larimer Street Railway Cora-
Eany, its lessees, assessors and assigns, shall
ave the right in, through, under, orer and
along tbe streets and bichways covered by Its
route as aforementioned, and the branches or
extensions thereof, to construct, erect, main
tain, repair and use cable, electrical or other
devices for tbe application and sunnlv of motor
power for tbe traction of cars; and itshall also
have the right for that purpose to construct,
maintain, repair and use conduits or subways
in and beneath tbe surface of the streets and
highways covered by its said route and tbe
branches or extensions-thereof. All such de
vices, and the form and size of rails used, and
the width and cause of Its tracts, shall be sub
ject to the approval of the Chief of the Depart
ment of Public Works.
Section 3 That tbe said railway company, be
fore constructing any such conduits or sub
ways, shall submit plans of tbe same to the
Committee on Public Works of the Councils of
the city of Pittsburg, and before the same are
constructed said plans shall be approved by the
said committee and the Chief of the Depart
ment of Public Works. Anysncb subways so
approved shall, daring their construction, be
subject to tbe supervision and control of tbe
Chief of tbe Department of Public Works, and
be shall have tbe right to employ and placo
suitable persons to supervise the same at the
cost and expense of the said company; and In
no event shall tbe city of Pittsburg be held
liable for any damage to person or property
that may occur in any manner or under any
circumstances during the progress of such
work.
Section 4 Tbe rights granted by this ordin
ance are expressly given upon condition that
the said Street Railway Company shall pave so
much of all streets or highways as lie between
its lines nf track and one foot outside thereof
with block stone, aspbaltum or other equally
good material", to be approved by the Chief of
tbe Department of Public Works, and tbe said
company, itslessees. successors or assigns shall,
at all times, maintain and keep the same in
Sections The said railway company shall
commence t" build and erect its plant within
nine months and complete lt within two years
from tbe date of the passage of this ordinance,
otherwise the rights and crivilezes herp.hr
granted shall he forfeited.
Section 6 That said railway company, its
lessees, successors and assigns, shall be subject
to all reasonable regulations with regard to
Eubllc convenience and safety which are now or
ereaftermay be imposed. by any general ordi
nance of tbe city of Pittsburg, and within
thirty (SO) davs after the passage of this ordi
nance the said company shall file Its written ac
ceptance agreeing to all the terms thereof with
its corporate seal affixed thereto, duly attested
by the officers of tbe said company, and in case
of failure to do so this ordinance shall become
void.
Section 7 That any ordinance or part of
ordinance conflicting with the provisions of
this ordinance be and tbe same is hereby re
pealed so far as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils
thlsSthdavof December, A D. 1889.
H. PFORD, President of Select Coun
cil, Attest: GEO. SHEPPARD. Clerk of
Select ConnclL WM. A. MAGEE, President
Of Common Council pro tern. Attestr GEO.
BOOTH, CleTk of Common Council.
Mayor's Office, December 13, 1889. Approved:
WM. McCALLIN, Mayor. Attest: W. H. JIo
CLEARY, Mayor's Clerk.
Recorded in Ordinance Book. vol. 7, pags 222,
27th day of December. A D. 1889. de28-B8
Continued Sixth and Eighth Panes.
SIXTH AVENUE DYE WOHKb,
M. MAY SONS & CO.,
STEAM DYERS AND SCOURERS '
And general renovators of textile fabrics, la
dies' and gentlemen's soiled or faded garments
neatly cleaned or restored in color. Curtains
of every description carefully attended to.
M. MAY SONS & Co.
JeU-na WXTH AYE,, PitWburg.'Pa.
RF.AI ESTATE,-
' for sale:
ELEGANT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE!
7 ' SS
Onn of the, finest ulaces In-tbeLCOunty-
acres,with beautlfuf resldenco ofgl0o2j
rooms. Grounds beautifully iaia out, wim,a
stables and outbuildings. AU in perfectgbriq
dltion. Magnificent view. House is aoout wii
yards from Smelds Station, near
SEWICKXEY.
Will be sold-WITHOUT RESERVE'TO,THE
HIGHEST BIDDER at the Allegheny.County
Hh.HfP nfltu nn MONDAY. Januarvf0518S9'
at 10 a. M. Also a lot of IX acres adjoining
above at same time. 13f3M
'Title will bo Insured for tbo punJiaseriby
tbe Fidelity Title and Trust Co. Tenns.'half
cash, balance on long time." vl
INQUIRE OF
BamuEl W. Black k mm
89 FOURTH AVENUE.
del7-23-TUFj
FOR SALE.
SQUIRREL HILL,
NEAR SCHENLEY PARK,
30 acres land, having a frontage of over 2.8S61
ipet on a gooa street. "-'
21 acres land, street frontage 1,400 feet.'
6 acres, fronting on two streets.
4 acres and 24torv frame dweliincr of 5 rooms.1
15 acres land near tbe Squirrel Hill Electriol
roaa ana r orDes street.
IRA M. BURCHFIELD,
158 Fourth'ave. de3i-TTSS
AUCTION eiALES.
4RAND CLOSING OCT,
AT AUCTION.
Of tbe receiver's sola
of
FINE DRY GOODS.
At the rooms. No. 311 Market street. Every?
thintr DufuD must positively eo to tbs hizhesa
bidder. Tbe stock embraces the finest and
best and most unique goods in the aty. and
every one a bargain to the bidder, and could
not be duplicated for twice tbe money. Our
orders from receiver are to close out this week!
nosltivelr.
Sale every morning, afternoon and evening
until au are cone.
HENRY AUCTION" CO
de29-120 Auctioneers
ORPHANS' COURT SALE:J
ALLEGHENY CITY DWELLING. 2
No. 73 Lincoln Avenue.
We will offer for sale on the premises!
TUESDAY. JANUARY 7. 1890, AX 2J0J
O'CLOCK. P. M..
That elegant residence property of the hiatal
Charles-L. uaiaweiL lot 30X14U leer to an aiier.i
with stable on rear of lot. A bargain Is offered
in this, as the administrator desires to settlol
the estate. Information and keys to examine!
tne property irom 4
W. A HERRON4 SONS.
de-28-o7-TTS No. SO Fourth avevl
- ORPHANS' COURT SALE.1
Nos. Hi aud US Fourth avenue.
At Public Sale,
ON THE PREMISES,
TUESDAY. JANUARY 7. 1890, AT UJ
O'CLOCK A. to.
Lot 45x85 feet adjoining the Dollar Savings
Bank property. This is one of the largest and
most eligibly situated lots for a business blocks
now for sale in tbis neighborhood, and welml
vite investors to be on band, as the admmlsj
tratnr desires to close tbe estate. Terms mads
known at sale. Infnrnmion from
W. A. HERRON 4 SON&i
de2S-57-TTS No. 80 Fourth avSI
A DMINISTRATOR'S
household goods and
SALE OF FINE
carpets, which. wjil
be sold TUESDAY MORNING, December!!
at tbe rooms, 3U Market st. Chamber suites,'!
wardrobes, fine bedding, curtains, handsome
nan cnanueiier, center laoins. coai vases, rugsyj
pictures, roiamg oea, Dea loange, coucn oea-i
steads, bureaus, washstanils. mattresses.1
springs, parlor suite, ornaments, velvet andl
body brassels carpets and rur, secretary,1!
china closet, sideboard., easy chairs, rockers.
dining chair , china, glass and silverware, lann-J
ary ana Kiicnen iurnunment, eta, etc
HENRY AUCTION CO. LIMZl
de29119
Auctioneers
AMUteEJlENTS.
SCOTCH MUSIC SCOTCH HUMOf
SCOTCH SONG.
The Warerly Society will give a grandlcbar
acteristi: National Scotch Concert in the old
Citv Hall, Pittsburg, on January 3. at 8 r.jStjJl
and bare employed the celebrated ttfi
BALMORAL CHOIRS
QUEEN VICTORIA'S FAVORTHT
SCOTCH SINGERS AND HUilORISTM
Admission, 60c Reserved seats. Sir Tickets!
and programmes may be bad from McilorJAl
Hoene. 77 Filth avenue. i ,
de25-l-26,28,oD,311ial2,a
"DIJOU THEATER-TO-NIGHT.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday;
W. A Bradv. Jr. in AFTER DARKS
Jan. 6-Bronson Howard's 'SHENANDOAH.3
de30-13
-I RAND OPERA HOUSJS
VT To-night, matinees New Year's Dayfaaa
baturuay, a
wnvna vJ
A HOLE IN THE GROUND.
Next week Primrose & West's Minstrels
de30-19
TT ARRIS' THEATER-
JL liTery Afternoon and .Evening.
n. a. WIJULI ' :
In bis latest success.
OUT IN THE STREET?.
Week January 6-REUBEN GLUE.;jtfde3
HARRY WILLIAMS' ACADEMY-To-nicht
and Matinees
TUESDAY. THURSDAY AND SATURDA1
HARRY KERNELL'S NEW COMPANY
New Year's Day Holiday Matinee,1Nlcht
.w. ...WW.
w
ORLD'S MUSEUM
habby Scott rManageii
OIU .ULliA. -"sflPssij
Genuinel Cbantaslque Pantomime Ccjglal
theater; also many other attractions. Admia-J
sion 10c. aesu-iM
DAKC1NG ACADEMIES.
PROF. BROOKS' DANCING ACADEMY,!
jl riioeny avenne ana aiztu street. ;
The second term for beginners will commencS
ior ladies and gentlemen TU.UK3DAX. Janu-1
ary 2, at SJo'cIock p. 11. For misses andtoaw
ter SATURDAY. January 1 at 3 o'clock!
New dances taueht will be the Military!
Schnttlscbe Quadrille. Le Reve. Cadet Waltzl
and L'Eclair, tbe last named just receiy
from the author.
Sec circulars at music stores. de29-701
ttE"OUTs.
THOMASVILlE, GA3
Piney Woods Hotehj
Season opens December 1 1889. -v
x J1.A.BOWER, Proprletoal
Wit E. DA VIES, Manager, Tnomasvfu7GC
or F. A BUDLONG, Windsor Hotel, NIY.CiqJ
OCLS-tfM
OLD POINT COMFORfff
VA, HYGEIA HOTJ
One- minute's walk from Fortress Monroa.1
where dally inspections, drills, guard mounting
ana uress paraae la&e piace. x as gceniei
tractions are unrivaled.
Mnsic afternoon and evening. Climate mild.1
yet bracing and Invigorating'. Tbe mostde
liirbtrul winter resort m tbe United States.
Tnrlisb, Russian. Electric and HOTrSS
Baths. Send for illustrative descriptive
pampnie r. i. riKtm
deH-B-TTSSn Manage rJ
WaLTSK J. OSBOCBKE. -ttlCHABD BARBO Wsg
T ARROWS & OSBOURNE-
D JOB PRINTERS.
SO Diamond stn-
Telephone No. 812. au31-GV
"piANOn.
ORGANS
And all manner of Small Instrumewtl
rumeMsWff
nueJlV
AT
HAMILTON'S.
del0-o Fifth avenuej
you married r If not,sendvnnradd'
THE AMERICAN CORRESPOJf
CLUB; Box 63, Clarkshurg, WAVa
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