M 1 i : i i
1I0RE CARE NEEDED.
The Coroner's Jury Makes a Mild
Recommendation to Mr. Malone,
TO PROTECT LIVES OP CITIZENS.
Xo Blame Attached to Anyone for the Death
of Thomas Carej.
MANSLAUGHTER IN THE COEKEN CASE
The verdict of the Coroner's jury in the
case of Thomas Carey, who was killed by the
breaking ot a defective derrick mast at the
Government building Saturday afternoon
last, was rendered yesterday afternoon. It
was to the effect that the mast was rotten,
and the accident was unavoidable. The ac
cident was not blamed upon Superintendent
JIalone, but that gentleman came in for con
siderable censure at the hands of Coroner
McDowell. The following is a copy of the
verdict:
"We, the jury, find that Thomas A.
Carev, aged 37 years, came to his death on
Saturday aliernoon, May 3, about 2.30
o'clock, bv being thrown from a platform of
a derrick on the new Government building.
The accident was due to the breaking of the
masthead in said derrick, and was unfore
seen. We recommend that more care and
caution be taken by the persons in charge,
so as to not only protect the workmen em
ployed on the building, but the public gen
erally." A LONG-USED MAST.
In the testimony it was developed that the
mast had been used in the construction of
the Earrisburg postofBce and was brought
to this city in 1883, when Mr. Malone was
Superintendent, under President Arthur.
It had been tested by boring auger hoi es
through the wood to ascertain if it was
sound. Each test showed the wood to be in
good condition, and it was thought the mast
was perfectly safe for all heavy work. The
mast broke at a point 11 inches from where
the auger holes had been made.
Patrick Flannigan, an employe on the
building, testified to the strength of the der
rick. He said it had luted two statues
early in the day, as heavy as that which
caused it to break down. He said the
system ot derricks on the building was as
good as any in the city. Joseph uhn also
testified that he thought the derrick was
saie. He never heard ot any one reusing xo
go to work on account of the derrick being
an old one. It was considered perfectly
safe by everyone employed about the buil
ding. Henry Maloy testified to seeing the der
rick i all and Carey jump to the chimney
from the platform. Ue was sure the man
had jumped and tried to hold on to one of
the guy wires for safety.
THE -WEIGHT ON THE BOOM.
James Flaherty, a rigger, whose business
it is to attend to the derricks, said he had
been working on the building evtr since
derricks were first used on the job. "When
tbe derrick in question was brought to this
city he painted it be. ore it was put up, aud
thought it was all right. The
old boom was taken out and a
new one substituted. When the statue was
being raised, the whole weight was on the
boom. Tbree-tourths of.the center of the
boom was defective from the top. A good
derrick should last 12 to 15 yea.is. The one
in question had lifted stones 17 to 19 tons in
weight. He thought the timber rotted by
water running into the mast on the bolts.
The witness said he had been employed in
tbe Government navy yards, and knew
sumeihing about derricks. Tbe system in
Pittsburg was as good as any in the country.
J. C. Wilson, the well-known builder,
who has erected some of the highest build
ings in the city, testified to the quality of
the wood in the derrick. He put a damp
ener on the testimony of the previous wit
ness by saying that he saw no signs of paint
on tbe mast which broke, nor did he, see
signs of any puttv having been used. The
rot, he said, could not have occurred in one
day or two. He thought if the derrick had
been examined six months before toe acci
dent, the de.ect would have been discovered
and the mishap would not have occurred.
Jacob Friday, another contractor, testified
to the same effect.
The case then went to the jury, who ren
dered the above verdict.
A VEEDICT OF MANSLAUGHTER.
Sdrvard Tfaompaon In Jnll for Killing George
Corken Coroner McDowell on tbe Ver-
I diet A Lone String of Inquest! Con
cluded Yesterday.
(The Coroner's jury in the case of George
lorken, who was accidentally shot last week
yy Edward Thompson, resulted in a verdict
m manslaughter. Thompson was com-
nit ted to tbe jail last night for trial on that
charge. Coroner McDowell was asked if
this was not an unusual verdict in such a
case. He replied in the negative, and said
it was tbe only verdict tbatcould be returned
in accordance with the law. The latter is laid
down plainly and in substance says, to
illustrate a case, if a man is walking along
the street and is shot and killed by another,
even though it can clearly be proven it was
an accident, tbe shooter is guiltv of man
slaughter anefmust be so adjuiged. The
Coroner referred to the case in Skees res
taurant about a year and,a half ago when a
waiter shot the cook with an air gun. He
pointed it at her and tbe gun went off. It
was an accident, but the man was found
guilty of manslaughter. He served four
months in jail and six months in the work
house. Deputy Coroner Berry went to Demmler
yesterday to hold an inquest on the body of
Giles Collins, who was found lying dead
alongside the railroad tracks Saturday
night. He had an uj.ly wound in his head",
which was supposed to have been caused by
being struck by a train. The man never
regained consciousness, aud died yesterday.
In the case of Michael Silch, who was
killed by falling roct at Brinton statiou
Tuesday evening, and Thomas J. Kelly, the
letter carrier who was killed in the Penn
sylvania Railroad yards Wednesday, ver
dicts of accidental death were rendered. The
same verdict was rendered in the case of
Bocco Pitts, the Italian who was struck by a
Ft. Wayne train at Dixmont Monday night.
A verdict of accidental death was also
rendered in the case of the bov Charles F.
GroskotT, who was struck and "killed by a
Pleasant Valley car Saturday. The same
verdict was rendered in the cases o Patrick
Burke, who was killed on the Allegheny
"Valley road, and John Kusznak, who met
his death on the Lake Erie. Death from
heart trouble was the verdict in the case of
James Byrnes, who dropped dead at Forty
fifth street yesterday.
A HISSING CONDUCTOR,
He Iin't Maimed Xor in a Hospital, So Far
am Known.
There was considerable discussion and in
terrogatory along the line of the Pittsburg
and Lake Erie Bail way yesterday, among
employes, regarding the disappearance of
an ex-conductor, George Churchill. He
lived at Chartiers station, where he has a
wife and a house and lot. It was reported
that he was in the West Penn Hospital,
minus an arm and a leg, but a visit to the
institution showed tb.it the man thus
maimed had tbe name ol Hemphill.
It seems that Churchill resigned, and, it
was said, bore gone to work on tbe Penn
sylvania Railroad braking. Some hints are
thrown out regarding domestic infelicity as
the cause of Churchill's departure.
Wot It on tbe New Thenlrr.
Thomas W. Prior, of the Chicago Opera
House, spent a greater part of the day
yesterday with Edward Jackman, discussing
plans tor the new theater on Penn avenue.
David Henderson is expected here next
Monday, when the plans for the theater will
be unfolded.
crawr" , . 1 ,
LAST OF THE SEASON,
Interestinc Meeting of the Historical So
clrtj Some Entertnlnlnc Pnpera Rend
An Oner of tbe Thaw Residence for n
Fnmre Place of Sleeting.
The last regular meeting of the Western
Pennsylvania Historical Society for the
present season was held yesterday afternoon
in the Court House. Hon. C. F. Fetterman
presided and stated that Bev. Edward Will
iams, of ML OliTer, was willing to become
the agent of the society for the purpose of
awakening interest and soliciting contribu
tions. Mr. Williams himself was unfortu
nately absent, but will attend a special
meeting to be held later on.
Mr. J. C. Porter said that the Academy
ot Arts and Sciences, which had the privil
ege of using Mrs. William Tbaw'a honse on
Fifth street, was willing to share its quar
ters with the Historical Society, Judge
Fetterman objected to the acceptance of this
invitation, on tbe ground that it would not
do to crowd the other societies, and that the
Thaw rooms were not big enongh lor the
Historical Society's meetings. The matter
was finally referred to the Board of Di
rectors. Bev. Morgan M. Sheedy read a carefully
prepared paper entitled "History." Father
Sheedy defined history to be "a prose nar
rative of cast events, as probably trne as
the fallibility of human testimony will
allow." Some of the members combatted
the definition; remarking that all the old
Saxon, French and Celtic historians, not to
mention the compilers of the Bible, wrote in
meter and not in prose. Father Sheedy
quoted Cicero in the assertion that history
sbonld be "tbe witness of the ages, the
torch of truth, the life of memory,
the oracle of life, and the interpreter
ot the past." This model, however,
the speaker declared, had been greatly
departed irom. Prejudice and controversy
in the Middle Ages, especially among the
ecclesiastical, historians, had made the his
tory of those days unreliable. In conclu
sion Father Sheedy said: "The aim of this
association is to hand down the fruit of
labors which is untainted bv prejudice and
as free from error as possible."
A hearty vote of thanks was tendered
Father Sheedy for his paper. Two other
papers were read, one by J. C. Porter, enti
tled "Baseball," and a short sketch of
the Ninth street bridge, by L. D. Mc
Candless. Nervous Disorders.
Br. Flint's Remedy must be taken when ex
cessive or continuous muscular exertion, ex
citing passions, or over-indulgence, stimulating
food or drink, or nervous disorders have long
continued. Descriptive treatise with each bot
tle. At all druggists, or address Mack Drug
Co., N. r.
Ice.
The Bruce Crystal Ice Co. have secured
supply of tbe finest heavy ice ofiered in this
market.
This is for use of select private trade,
which, as their specialty, will receive early
and reliable delivery at the most reasonable
rates we have seen.
Their order cards will soon be distributed
on all intended routes.
20c sateens
Saturday.
to go at 110 Friday and
Kir able & Shtjster.
35 Fifth ave.
Boys' Velocipedes.
We offer the largest and best made for the
price, Irom $3 CO up. at Harrison's Toy Store,
123 Federal St., Allegheny.
Free To-Morrow Free.
A $3 8x10 photograph of yourself or chil
dren given away with every dozen of cabinet
photographs at Hendricks & Co.'s, 68 Fed
eral St., Allegheny. Don't fail to get one.
Good cabinets SI a dozen. Full life-size
crayon only $3.
A Remarkable Offer.
Just for to-day we shall offer a very great
bargain at ?7 90. We place on sale 360
men's black cheviot sack suits, guaranteed
all wool, assabet cheviot serge lined, and
first cKss in every particular. We have all
sizes, aud they are worth $15 a suit Our
price to-day is $7 90. These suits are the
greatest bargains ever offered.
P. C. C. C, cor. Grant and Diamond sts.,
opp. the Court House.
Special prices for Friday and Saturday
on coats, wraps and jackets.
Esable & Shuster, 35 Filth ave.
Sir. Smiley, of Pitubure,
Shows the latest colors and shapes in gen
tlemen's hats. C. A. Smilev & Co.,
28 Fifth avenue.
Agents for Dunlap's hats.
Do Yon Use Sonp?
Walker's Wax Soap has no equal for
laundrv or cleaning purposes. To use it is
to value it. It will do your washing with
out boiling, clean your paints, take out
grease and stains and give everything a new
appearance.
Ask your grocer for Walker's Wax Soap
and insist on getting it. tuwfs
Becanse We Have Everything; Wanted
And the greatest varietv the principal
reasons of our amazing trade in lace cur
tain department.
JOS. HOBNE & CO.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Axotheb big remnant sale, Friday and
Saturday, 9th and 10th; one-third off" wool
remnants. Enable & Shuster,
35 Fifth ave.
Oub aim is to please. We can always
please you in dress trimmings.
Seining & Wild's, 710 Penn ave.
FBIDAT and Saturday, May 9 and 10; all
silk surahs, all colors, including blacks,
only 39 cts. a yard.
Enable & Shuster, 35 Fifth ave.
Boys' Velocipedes.
Bargains never before heard of, and none
but the best, at Harrison's Toy Store, 123
Federal st, Allegheny.
BARGAINS for Friday and Saturday in
hosiery and underwear; also men's flannel
shirts. Enable & Shdsteb,
35 Fifth ave.
French All-Wool Cosbmeres and Henrietta
Cloths,
The largest assortment of new shades, finest
finish and perfect dve, 46 inches, full meas
ure, at 75c, 85c, $1, H 25 a yard. Also a
fnll line of Lupin's celebrated French all
wool cashmeres at 50 cents and 75 cents
undoubtedly tbe best values in cashmeres
ever sold over any counter. 'Make it your
business to examine these goods when in the
store. Jos. Hobne & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Remnants of Gingham.
Remnants of dress goods.
Remnants of white goods.
Remnants of ribbon. '
Friday and Saturday.
Enable & Shuster, 35 Fifth ave.
Girls' Tricycles
From $6 up at Harrison's Toy Store, 123
Federal st, Allegheny.
People remain poor because they waste
their money. Everv tamily can save $30
every year b'y using Walker's Wax Soap.
TUWFS
Don't miss the great remnant sale Fri
day and Saturday.
Enable & Shuster. 35 Fifth ave.
See tbe Linen Bargains To-Day
In damasks by the yard; cloths and napkins
in matched patterns and in cream bleach ta
ble linens. You get tbe best guodrf made at
the lowest prices in our linen department.
Jos. Hobne & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores,
Special prices for Friday and Saturday
on coats, wraps and jackets.
Enable & Shusteb, 35 Fifth sre.
TEACHING THE BLIND.
Pointers Picked Up by the Asylum
Committee on Its Travels,
AID FROM STATE AND NATION,
Showing What the Local Institution May
Seasonably Expect.
THK LITEEaTUEE OF THK AFFLICTED
In the row over the failure to re-elect cer
tain members of the Board of Directors o!
the Western Pennsylvania Institute for the
Blind, an interesting matter has been lost
sight of, namely: The reporfof the commit
tee sent to Columbus and Indianapolis to in
vestigate the method of conducting those in
stitutions. The report will be brought up
at the meeting ol the Board of Directors
Monday aiternoon next and is full of inter
esting data as to how a blind institute
should be conducted. Some of the features
of the report are as follows:
"In Indianapolis we visited the Indiana
Institute for the Education of the Blind.
We found that the institution is a part ot
the State educational Institutions. It is a
charitable institute, in the same sense that a
public school is, with the addition of a
larger provision for the pupils, as they are
compelled to be away from home. The
Legislature appropriates $250 per year for
each pupil. There are about 125 boys and
girls enrolled there now. The acquire a
good knowledge of such branches as are
usually tanght in our common schools, and
great proficiency in music, if they have
any ability in this direction.
THEY MAKE GOOD PUPILS.
"In theschoolrooms the children are taught
everything, and notwithstanding the fact
that they cannot see they make good prog
ress with their bonks. It is not generally
known, bnt the United States Government
appropriated in 1879 $250,000 lor literature
to be supplied to blind schools. This liter
ature is printed by a house in Louisville,
Ey., which is the only concern of tbe kind
in this country. It prints all kinds of
books with raised letters, which can be read
by touch almost as rapidly as other people
could read good print by sight. The
children recite their reading lessons by
passing their hands over the letters on the
book. There are two systems ot raised
characters, one being called 'line' that is.
raised letters the. other called '.Mew York
point,' in which raised dots in the paper
take the place of letters. The line system
is considered thebest. especially for young
persons. The point system is mostly used
by persons whose touch is by age or occupa
tion less sensitive than younger pupils'.
"The reading is done by the lorefinger of
the right hand. Those who use the fore
finger of the right baud are better readers
than those who use the left forefinger. The
reason for this is that when the right hand is
used the forefinger is dragged across the
page; when the let hand is used the lore
finger is pushed. Those who use the leit
lorefinger sometimes hesitate and stammer,
as it were, while this is not the case when
the other hand is used.
CAPACITY OP THE PUPILS.
"Many of the pupils can read from 90 120
words per minute. Amnug the books tbe
children read are the Bible, the Catholic
catechism, the book or Acts, the gospels,
'Robinson Crusoe,' 'Fables for Children,'
the 'Wonder Books ot Hawthorne,' 'Boys ot
Other Countries,' 'Swiss Family Robinson,'
'Rob and His Friends,' 'Rills From the
Town Pump,' 'Jack the Giant Eiller, "Tales
From Arabian Nights,' VEop' Fables,'
'Grimms' Fairy Tales, and many others,
for the children. For the older pupils they
have the Constitution of the United States,
'Politics for Young Americans,' and all the
English and American classical works.
Among the former are the traditions from
Virgil's 'iEneid' and Ctcsar's 'Commen
taries.' "They also have works on algebra, geome
try, physiology, Shakespeare, and every
other imaginable work one could find in a
well regulated college. Many of the pupils
who leave the institution, immediately take
up some pursuit at which they can make a
good living."
When the Pittsburg institution is com
pleted and open for busiuess, it is expected
it will incorporate many of the features
picked up by the committee.
FOR MICK HEADACHE
TJso Horsfoid's Acid Phosphate.
Dr. M. w. uray. cave Spring, Ga., says:
I
have used It with nerfect success
habitual
sick headache."
Don't miss the great remnant sale, Fri
day and Saturday.
Enable & Shusteb, 35 Fifth ave.
A Remarkable Oiler.
Just for to-day we shall offer a very great
bargain at $7 90. We place on sale 360
men's black cbevioc sack suits, guaranteed
all wool, assabet cheviot serge lined, and
first class in every particular. We have all
sizes, and tbey are1 worth $15 a suit. Our
price to-day is $7 90. These suits are tbe
greatest bargains eer offered.
P. C. C. C., cor. Grant and Diamond sts.,
opp. the Court House.
New lace wraps, capes, fichus; also blaz
ers, reefers and ladies London shirts and
waists; large variety, all prices, at Rosen
baum & Co.'s. - -wrs
All. Wool French Cbnllies at 25 Cents n
Yard
And other special bargains in summer dress
goods to be had here.
Jos. Hobne & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Remnants of Gingham.
Remnants of dress gqods.
Remnants of white goods.
Remnants of ribbon.
Friday and Saturday.
Enable & Shusteb, 35 Fifth ave.
Mr. Smiley, of Piusbnrc.
Shows the latest colors and shapes in gen
tlemen's hats. C. A. Smiley & Co.,
28 Fifth avenue.
Agents for Dunlap's hats.
30 Cents. 39 Cents.
Surah silks, all colors, including blacks,
just marked down.
Enable & Shusteb, 35 Fifth ave.
Dress trimmingi, notions, linings, but
tons and all small wares, at Reining &
Wild's, 710Penu ave., and agents lor the
Imperial pin pattern, giving you two pat
terns lor the price of one. May number
now in stock.
Only About Onr Hundred Unsold
Of these elegant French dress patterns; they
can't be equaled at $25 our prices $12 and
$15 for them.
Jos. Hobne & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Bargains for Friday and Saturday in
hosiery and underwear; also men's flannel
shirts. Enable & Shusteb,
35 Fifth ave.
Kir. Mnliry, of Pittsburg,
Shows the latest colors and shapes in gen
tlemen's hats. C. A. Smiley & Co.,
. , - , . . 28 Fi'ta avenue.
Agents for Dunlap s hats.
4 Men's Medium VaIE,t Underwrar
In white, nat'l, tans and fawn. Special
values at 90e, 95 , $1, $1 15.
A. G. Campbell & Sons. 27 Fifth ave.
Another big remnant sale, Friday and
Saturday, 9th and 10th; one-third ofl wool
remnants. Enable & Shusteb, -
35 Filth aye.
83-DUplay adrertttemenu one dollar per
tquare for one insertion. Clauifled advertUe
menu on thix page rueh ax Wanted. J'orSale,
To Let, &. ten cento per line for each truer
Hon, and none taken for lest than fifty -xntx. y
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BRANCH OFFICES.
THE BRANCH OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH
BIDE HAS BEEN KEMOVED TO NO. 1U2
CARSON STREET.
ADVERTISEMENTS, NEWS AND SUBSCRIP
TIONS CN BE LEFT THERE BOTH FOR
GENERAL EDITIONS, AND FOR THE
SPECIAL SOUTHSIDE ISSUE PUBLISHED
EACH SATUEDAY.
BRANCH OFFICES AKE ALSO ESTAB
LISHED AT THE FOLLOWING PLACES,
AT ALL OF WHICH WANT. FOB SALE, TO
LET, AND OTHER TRANSIENT ADVERTISE
MENTS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO P. M.
FOR INSERTION NEXT MOIINING:
Advertisements are to be prepaid except where
advertisers already bare accounts with The Dls
exTCU. PITTSBURO.
ttroMAS MCCAFFREY. Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY. S4tb street and Penn ave.
E. G. STUCKEY A CO., Wjlleave. and FultoaiL
N. STOK.ELY, Fifth Avenue Market Houu.
XAST ISO.
. W. WALLACE, 6121 Penn avenue.
OAKLAND.
MCALLISTER BHElllLElt, 5th av. Alwood St.
SOOTU8IDE.
JACOB SPOHN. No. SCanon street.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHER, 89 Federal street.
H. J. McBRIDE. Market House, Allegheny.
FKEDH. EGGERS. IT: Ohio street.
F. H. EGG ERS & SON, Ohio and Chestnut ?M.
J. F. STEVENSON. Arch and Jackson streets.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin ave.
G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PEltltY M. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny aves.
T. R. MOBEIS, 6S8 Preble ave.
M1LLVALE BOKOUGH.
W. W. FLOCKER. Stationer. No. 4 Grant ave.
SHAKPSBURG.
C. BELLMAN. Stationer. 818 Main st.
ADVERTISERS,
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THE BUSINESS OFFICE OF
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
HAS BEEN REMOVED
to CORNER SMITHFIELD AND
Diamond Streets.
WANTED.
ainle Heln.
TTJ-ANTKD-A GOOD MAN FOR PORTER. IN
VV CjUIKE at ST. CHARLES HOTEL. mv9-77
TTTA.NTED-MAN
TO
GO TO 8EWICKLEY
V to take care of horses.
Apply at 110 WOOD
my9-33
8r.
WANTED A GOOD COATUAKER AT
once. CHAS. F. STElSS. JR.. 243 Beaver
ave., Allegheny.
my9-42
WANT ED-TWO BUTCHERS AT G.
CKAMEK'S. 616 Main St.. Braddock. Sin
gle men preferred.
my7-19
WANTED-A GOOD. STEADY BARBFR.
Apply at 107 SPRING GARDEN AVE.,
Allegheny City. Pa. my 9-38
WANTED -A YOUNG MAN OF ABOUT 18 AS
shipping clerk; nnst write a good hand.
FLEISHMAN & CO. mys-33
-VTT-ANTED-A COMPETENT MAN ASFORE
VV MAN of a white lead works. Inquire at
BOOM 314, Lewis Block. tnyS-78
T7ANTED-8S COAL MINERS AT CLIFF
VV MINE. Shire Oaks station, P..V. AC. Ry.;
steady work at district prices. my9-33-D
ANTED A FIRST-CLASS BARBER: BEST
wage In the city: short hours aud steady
work. W. P., Dispatch offl ce. my9-40
WANTED -A DRUG CLERK. APPLY AT
once to JOHN R. MCCLELLAND. 81 Fed
eral street, Allegheny City, t"a.
my9-53
WANTEO-AN EXPERIENCED BAKER TO
take charge of bakery: ref rence required.
J AS. B. YOUNGSON. 413 smlthfleld st. my9-64
WANTED-FlRST-CLASb COAT MAKERS
to work on fine coats. Apply JAS. DICK
SON. 65 Fifth ave., cor. Wood Bt., second floor.
my2-D
WANT ED-ONE FIRST-CLASS PATTERN
maker. Call at works Of THE UNION.
SWITCH AND SIGNAL COMPANY, Swlssvale,
Pa- my-5S
WANTED FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE
painter: steady work; good wages. CAR
LISLE 4 LA WHENCE, Venice, Pa., McDonald
station. . my9-35
WANTED-CARPENTEKS AND GASF1T
TERbat Terra Cotta Works, Bedford ave
nue. Apply at works.
BOOTH & FLINN, Oon-
tractors.
my9-37
WANTED FIRST-CLASS TAILORS TO
work on altering and repairing. Apply
JAS. DICKSON, 65 Fifth ave., cor. Wood st.,
second floor. my2-D
WANTED SALESMAN TO SELL OUR
roods to manufacturers; no competition,
experience unnecessary; big wages certain. KAU
MFG. CO., Chicago, 111. ap28-30-MWr
WANTED-20 FIKST-CLASS UNION CAR
PENTERS. Apply Immediately at corner
AMBERbON AVE. and WESTMINSTER ST.,
Shadyslde, city; car fare will be paid. my9-65
WANTED-FIRST-CLASS BUTLER, LAUN
DRESS and coachman; none need apply
without the best of recommendations. Apply
arter 7:30 at 221 RIDGE AVE., Allegheny.
mv9-32
WANTED-A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF
a house, two cows and a garden. Apply to
J. L. LEWIS. Craig street. Fourteenth ward,
between Fifth avenue and Center avenue. A
German pretence", my9-68
-TTT-ANTED FIRST-CLASS CORE MAKERS
VV and chlppers: also young man for general
office worlt: one that can use typewriter. THE
STONE & WE1SKOFFCO. FOUNDRY, Thirty
eighth St. and A. V. K. R., Pittsburg. iu9-
WANTED-AGENTS TO KNOW THAT THE
greatest selling work or modern times has
at last appeared. Stanley's own book, In Dark
est Africa:" Chas. Scribner's Sons, publishers:
apply at once for territory. P. J. FLEMING &
CO., 77 Diamond st- ap30-84
WANTED-SALESMEN AT P5 PER MONTH
salarvand expenses, to sell a line orsllver
plated ware watches, etc.; by sample only; horse
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se24-90-D
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line to handle a quick selling novelty as a side
line: liberal commissions: samples free: state
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WANTED LADIES TO DO WRITING AT
home. Send self-addressed stamped en
velope to HAGER & CO.. South Bend, Ind.
my9-39
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework In a family or three: good
wages. 244 ALLEGHENY AVE., Allegheny.
myS-83
WAN'TED-A COMPETENT MILLINER AND
two experienced salesladies formilllnery and
arygoodsdepartment;lnexnerlenced persons need
not apply. Address W. P. BERNARDL Thir
teenth and Carson streets, Soutbslde. myO-K
WANTED A GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework by family of two: age from 25
to 30; must understand plain conking, washing
and lronincr, and come well rec mmeuded. Ap
ply 424 LIBERTY STREET, below Ferry.
m9-0S
WANTED-LADY BODKKEI PE I OF EX
PERIENCE: must be able . take char e
set double entry books: good worker, accurate
and quick: good place to right party. Address
LADY, giving experience and age, Dispatch of
flce. my9-67
Male nnd Female Help.
WANTED-DINNEIt AND SUPPER WAIT
ERS and dining room glrL at ECONOMY
DINING ROOMS 32 Sixth 6treet.
ray9-43
WANTED-BUTLER. FARM HANDS. VEG
ETABLE gardener, dairy men, 200 house
girls, cooks, chambermaids, waitresses, womin
cook for hotel, f3 per week, second cook, dish
washer and laundress. MEEHAN'S, 545 Grant st.
my8-D
Sltuntlonv.
WANTED POSITION BY YOUNG MAN
with teu years' experience in office of large
manuf.i turing establishment or this citv, compe
tent to Uke charge of books, correspondence
purchasing, shipping, orflllany nosltlon of trust;
very best or references furnished; only moderate
salary expected. Address S. P. V., Dispatch
ofllce. my6-76
Financial.
w
ANTED-MORTGAGES
ON CITY OR
Allegheny county property at lowest rates.
HENRY A., WEAVER
a 11.. lurouno avenue.
mDv
Trr ANTED MORTGAGES IN LARGE AND
V small amounts at lowest rates. MA
CRUM A CUBBAGE. Room 34 Fidelity Building,
121 Fonrth a e. felS-61
W ANTED-MORTGAGES IN LARGE OR
small amounts: nte of Interest 4U to fi ncr
ceut prompt. nAjLLr.ii, aiiuaii'suiM
. ... .,,..... ......... ......i -- ..r.
CO..
162 Fourth avenue.
my4-83-4.5,7.9, U.1J, 15, 17
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ANTED TO LOAN o00,C00. IN AMOUNTS
-of S3. COO and upward, on citv and snbnrban
property, on 4X per cent, free of tax: also smaller
amounts at sands per cent, BLAOK c BAIRiA
85 Fourth avenne.
se2l-d2S-o
WANTED.
Financial.
WANTED-MORTGAGES-ll, 000, OXTO LOAN
. J City and inhnrhan innrtlft st 4W Ssnrf
(per cent, and on larms In Allegheny and acja-
ie.?LC0.V.e,L,Pr cent-
l. u. rjtnnuu.iv.
wvm. .-,. rwurm avenue.
ap7-Hl
WASTSyrTO nOAN t20O,00O ON MOBT-
UAfaES: 100 and nnwird st 6 ner cents
iao,ocoat 4)4 pjj cent on residences or business
&n?C' Tif0ln adlolning
counties. 8. H.
""" -j i ourtn avenue.
0C2I-4-0
WANTED-CAPITAL - A MANUFACTUR
1NG industry with established and In
ereajjug demand fonts patented product, desires
additional capital to erect a new plant in this
vicinity: to patties Interested, evidence will be
Rlvrnshowlngaguaranteeddlrldendorzo per cent.
Address SAFE INVESTMENT, Dispatch ofllce.
mj4-U
Mlscellaneons.
"rrrANTED-DOCTOB'S BUGGY MUST BE
VV or reliable make and In first-class condi
tion. Apply to 6218 PENN AVENUE, East End.
mvS-57
WANTED -PARTIES WISHING TO HAVE
signs painted. In laree or small quantities,
to call on or address FASTOR1US1 SIGN WOKKS,
"9 Filth ave., cur. Smlthfleldst. mys-Mwr
"VOANTED-ALL TO USE JONES' MAGIC
it Roach Powder; contains nopolsoniroaches
banished by contract: satisfaction given or no
pay. Prepared by GKO. W. JONES, 222 Federal
St., Allegheny. Pa. bold by all first-class drug
glsts. Telephone No. 3332. my2-42-Mwr
WANTED-THE ATTENTION OF BOTTLERS
Will you need bottles this summer? 200
f;roej pints green glass bottles same size as Apol
onarls pints for sale: will sell In quantities to
suit. Address PONCE DE LEON MINERAL
SPRINGS CO.. Meadvllle, Pa. mys-67
WANTED-EVERYONE TO KNOW THEY
can get their Singer. Wheeler & Wilson,
White. Domestic Np.tr Home Sewing Machines
repaired In first-class order: all work warranted
at the lowest prices: genuine needles and attneh-
ments t
at H. CARTER'S. 19 Sixth st. api3-Mwr
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Citv Residences.
FORSALE CONGRESS ST. 2-STORY BRICK
dwelling, 6 rooms, pressed brick front: price
low and terms veryeasy.
J. v. niauui, it uHi
" mj6-l
utouu HI.
FOR SALE-I1,430-ON WYLIE AVE. CABLE
line, new irame house four rooms and attic,
all well finished: rity water; lot 25x85; a birgaln.
COOPER PETTY, 107 Fourth ave. my7-9-WV
TTOR SALE-II.500 .
CORNER PROPERTY.
with siore room: attractive location and
growing -neighborhood: lot, 25x100. CHARLES
SOMERS & CO., 313 Wood St.. 6019 Penn ave.
my9-76
"T7IOR SALE-QUITE
CHEAP. ON ONEIDA
1- BI,,
near Gr.indv(ew are.. Thirty-fifth ward. 2
I lots each 26x130 feet., with good Improvements,
cuiiftisuug oi store ana aweiling oi fix rooms.
suoie; one lot vacant, see w. A, llfclutu.N &
SONS. 80 Fourth ave. my9-54-r
FOR SALE-S4.W0-ON WYLIE AVE. CABLE
line. 8 minutes' ride from the Court House,
elegant new brick dwelling. 8 rooms. halL vesti
bule, dnubleparlors, bath. Inside w.c, laundry with
stationary tubs, inside shutters, both gases, slate
mantels, all conveniences; lot 24x100; first-class
neighborhood; possession given at once; a great
bargain. CUOPLR & PETTY, 107 Fourth nve.
my7-93-WP ,
FOR SALE-A POSITIVE BARGAIN AND A
most delightful home on Main st.. close to
Penn ave., 3-ttory brick dwelling, 9 rooms,
finished attic bath and laundry. Inside w. c,
both gases, marble mantel In every room, beau
tiful lawn and garden; complete In every detail;
price Irss than cost of building; possession at
once: lot 35xlU to alley. J. C. KE1LLY, 77 Dia
mond st. myU-1
East End-feeniaetJces.
FOB SALE BAUM GROVE. TWO-STORY
brick dwelling eight rooms, complete In
every detail: lot 40x110: street sewered, curbed
and wide flagstone sidewalks; Immediate posses
sion. BAXTER, THOMPSON CO., 162 Fourth
ave. my-S2-MWT
FORSALE AT A BARGAIN, MARGARE1TA
st., near Negley ave., a fine brick dwelling of
six large roonu. hall vestibule, range, hot and
cold water, bath, inside w.c. both gases. porches,
good cellar, etc: lot 50x100: only ILOiO; very
cheap. See REED B. COYLE CO., 131 fourth
ave. my9-60
FOR SALE-i200 AT A BARGAIN, NEW
two-story frame residence, five rooms, hall
and vestibule, tin. attic city water, both gases,
oak finish throughout: lire mln. walk from Ben
Venue sta.; terms. $300 cash; balance in three or
five years. GEO. C. SLEETH. Penn and Shady
aves.. East tnd. ap22-87
FOR SALE-BOND ST.. E. E.. NEW NINE
room frame house bathroom and china
closet, electric lights, hot and cold water, front
and back porches, slate mantels and Mate roof,
range In kitchen, one squr from Highland ave.;
price fj. 700i JJO down and balauce same as rent;
call soon. HAMN ETT & MEREDITH. 102 Foil rth
ave. my8-32
FOR S LE-ON MARGAKETTA BT.. E.E.. AN
elegant two-story mansard, pressed brick
dwelling ol sevtn rooms, ball, vestibule. Elite
mantels, tile hearths, range bith. hot and cold
water. Inside w. c, both gases, well sewered, ln-
su'e shutters, pantry, plenty ot large closets,
porches, laundrv, st. paved with asphaltum block;
lot 57x108: only jr, 000. See KEED B. COYLK&
CO.. 131 Fourth ave. my9-G0
FOR SALE-A NICE RESIDENCE, ALMOST
new. on MarlDoe avenue. Ben venue, ne.tr
I Jjhadyslde and the Center avenue cable line: elgnt
rooms, witn recentton nan. bath and lavatory,
'natural aqd artificial gas, laundry and all other
moueru appliances; piazza in ironi ana porcn in
rear: fine lor, 50x120 feet; will De sold at public
sale on Monday afternoon. May 12, at 3:30 o'clock,
on the premises: as the owner Is going South a
bargain will be secured; possession at once.
Terms, etc. rrom JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.,
Agents and Auctioneers, 129 Fourth avenne,
Pittsburg. my8-60-D
Hazolvrood Residences.
FOR SALE-HAZELWOOD-2-STORY BRICK
dwelling 8 rooms, hall, batn, laundry, hot
and cold water, good range, nat. gas, front and
rear porches; lot 44x270 feet; only 2 minutes' walk
from Hazelwood station, B.iU. K.K.. and Second
Ave. Electric Railway: price 17,000: terms easy.
1BA M. BURCHF1ELD, 158 Fourth ave. aplO-SS-p
Alleshenr Residences.
FORSALE-ON WASHINGTON AVE., LOT
48x129 feet, with frame house. 5 rooms; price
a,000. A. D.
WILSON, 55 Federal St., Allegheny.
my9-47
p
OR SALE-LOT 24X138 FT., WITH TWO
frame bouses In rear, on Pennsylvania avp..
near Manhattans..: oulv 5.500. A. I). WILSON.
55 Federal St., Allegheny. my9-i7
FOB SALE-LOT 21X133 FT., WITH TWO
frame houses in rear, on Pennsylvania ave.,
near Manhattan st.; only 15,500.
55 Federal St., Allegheny.
A.L). W1L5UN,
my9-47
T710R SALE-SECOND WARD, ALLEGHENY,
two two-6turr frame dwellings five rooms
each; both gases: lot 25xt30 to a 40-ft street In
rear, for tO00. BAXT.HH, THOMPSON & CO.,
162 Fourth ave. mv4-S2-MWF
FOR SALE-A RARE INVESTMENT-2SMALL
bouses in Allegheny, close to Ohio st. ; now
renting at "30 per month; will be soldtopay 10
jjci icub; a opieiiuiu uurgaiu. JAS. ,T. lil&Arr,
& CO., 129 Fourth avenue, Pittsburg.
my8-59
FOR SALE-ON SANDUSKY ST.. ABOVE
North avenue, new frame house six rooms
and mansard, in prime order; water and gas In
house; lot 20x90 to an alley; price only H.00O.
BECKFELD fc BRACKEN, 81 Ohio st.,lle
gheny. my6-47
FOR SALE-WASHINGTON AVE.. ALLE
GHENY, six-room brick dwelling contain
ing bail, vestibule, finished attic, water on first
and second floors, natural gas. well sewered:
frontson two paved streets: a very cheap bouse
at S4.M0. SAMUEL W. BLACK 4 Co.. 99 Fourth
ave. my9-45
FOR SALE-PARTIES LOOKING FOR IN
VESTMENT look at this, on a good street in
Second ward, Allegheny: double brick house:
pressed brick front, containing each, storeroom
and six dwelling rooms: rents "998 per year:
price 18,000. SAMUEL W. BLACK 3t CO.. 99
Fourth ave. mv9-45
FOR SALE-AKCH ST., NEAR PARKS-AN
elegant pressed brick dwelling or nine rooms,
with all modern conveniences, and on rear of lot,
fronting on Veto St., a orick house of six rooms
aud attic, with natural gas. water, etc.: will par
8 per cent net on price asked;musi he sold atonce.
bee REED B. CO i'LE & CO., 131 Fourth ave.
my9-61
IJ-OR SALE-J6.500-BRICK RESIDENCE AND
three lots of ground on McCluro avenue,
Allegheny: house contains eight rooms, bath
room, both kinds of gas, bay window, porches,
etc; offered below cost to close an estate and
present vner removing to California. STRAUB
& MORRIS, corner Wood st. and Third avenne.
my9-24
Snburbnn Rmldencp.
TTWR SALE-A SIX-BOOMED FRAME HOUSE,
X? with finished attic: two nice lots planted
in fruit with a store on corner. Apply to J.
W. PATl'ON, West Chartiers, McKee's Bocks,
Pa. m j 9-34
FOR SALE-AT EDGEWOOD, SEVEN-ROOM
frame house, attic nat. gas. recep. hall,
electric wire", city water: lot 50x130: heven min
utes from sta. HAMNhTT i. MEREDITH, 113
Fourth ave, Pg., and Wllklnsbure, Pa.
mj9-28
FOR SALE-ON EOF THE MOST DESIRABLE
houses at Shadyslde; neat, new, good style of
architecture: nine rooms, well fin shed, hand
somely papered; lot 48x103 reet, on Westminster
street, bee W. A. HERRON Sc SONS, 80 Fourth
ve. iny9-27-TnF
FOR r-ALU LOTrv
J
City Lot-
TTiOR SALE-ONLY 50 FOR A LOT 24x100
X ieei, on y e psier ave. ; street paved: this Is a
special bargain.
BAXTER, THOMPSON CO.,
va f our in ave.
my4-82-MWF
FOR SALE-LOTS! LOTS! LOTS-UN WYLIE
avenue cable line, from t2outofl,500; streets
traded and Daved
location first-class and prices
r. COOPER & FKT-l Y, 107
int?-D?.nrn I
certain to advance,
rou rlli ave.
in) 7-93- wr
I7OR SALE-S4C0 TO (730-LOTS ON ROSE.
1 Addison and Reed sts.; 50C0 foot lots; but
one square from Center ave: close to cable; nice
convenient building sites and good investments.
CHARLES bOMERS & CO.. 313 U'ood St. my9-76
East End Lots.
FOR SALE-35- ACRES OF LAND ON THE
edge orthe city: well adapted ror laying out
lnbulldlnglots: rapid sales ror every lot. Particu
lars rrom JAS. W. BRAPE & CO., 123 Fourth ave
nne, Pittsburg. mvS-59
FOR SALE LOTS.
East' End Lata.
FOB SALE-A CH AN CE FORSPECULATORS
land for sale In blocks of 5, lp or 15 acres In
the Eighteenth ward, Pittsburg, already divided
Into lots: beautiful, sltustlon, Inquire of CHAS.
E. CORNELIUS. 408 Grant St. orN. P. SAW
YER. Mornlngslde ave. P8-84
If
Pfth
IOB SALE-LOTS IN CHAS. E. CORNELIUS'
n.n . MnntlnCtM ftlunteenlD Wa.ro.
Pittsburg; fine lots at from SIM) to two each; easy
payments: no Interest. Call upon CHAS. J- COR
NELIUS. Attorney-at-Law, 4P6 Grant St., or N.
P. SAW YEK, Mornlngslde ave., Eighteenth ward.
tuy8-84:
Allegheny Lota.
FOR SALE FINE BUILDING LOTS ON
Franklin St., Allegheny. A. D.W1LSON. 6i
Federal St.. Allegheny. my9-47
FOR SALE 100 ALLEGHENY LOTS ON
Lombard St., Linden and Maple aves.. Tenth
and Twelfth wards: payments easy. Inquire ot
J. A S. UCNAUGHER, 43 &orth Diamond St.. or
43 Federal st. mhl2-56-D
Snbnrban Lota.
FOR SALE-SEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE
lots at Ingram and Cralton. STRAUB &
MORRIS, corner Wood St. and Third avenue.
my9-21
TJX1R SALE WILKINSBURG. EDGEWOOD
A1 and swlssvale lots at bargain prices and on
easy terms. HAMNETT & MEREDITH. 102
Fourth ave. and Wllklnsburg. my8-32
F
lOR SALE NORTH HOMESTEAD LOTS, 60T
120 feet, fronting on a 60-foot street, near
Swlssvale station. P.R.R., and City Farm station,
H.&O. R. R.: price SJOO to 300 each: terms to suit.
IRA M. BURCIIFlbLD. 158 Fourth avenue
aplO-36-P
FOR SA LE-LOTS AT EMSWOISTH STATION,
on Fort Wayne road, seven miles from town,
at auction sale, on Friday, Hay 3. at 3 o'clock, on
premises, will be sold In lots 50x150 to 150x30 the
entire estate of the late Dr. Courtner. near the
station at Emswortb, some of the nl est lots on
the line or the Fort Wayne road: this will be a
grand chance to get good lots at very low prices,
our instructions being to close the estate; take
train at Federal st. station at 2:15 citv time; easy
terms. A. LEGGATE&SON. Auctioneers.
my7-17
Fnrma.
FOR BALE-FARM. f5 ACRES, GOOD TWO
STORY frame honse six rooms, bank barn,
-water, coal, limestone fruit: choice place for every
purpose; near Char tiers, A. V. R.R. ED. WHIT
Tiall. 410 Grant st my9-D
FOR hALE BUHINESS.
ITiislnns sPsmnnna
F
OR SALE-STEAM LAUNDRY, SCOURING
and dvelng establishment: fully equipped
'ith iipvr snH firat.e.l is.s maehtnerv: dolniracash
hnlnes or 8300 weekly: will be sold cheap. Ad
dress iaM!h!Dispatchofilceiny9-71
OR SALE ONE OF THE BEST PAYING
b irhersliops in Allegheny Citv: mitt be sold :
until Mav 19: good reason: all particulars will be
given at the Leading Barber Supply House. A.
KDLIS&CO., 602 to 510 Liberty st., Pittsburg,
Pa. niy6-62
OR SALE-COMPLETE RED BRICK WOR KS;
holler, engine clay hoisting clutch and car,
150 bbl. water tank, large new drybonse new,
kilns; everything new; great bargain: splendid
market for brick: write at once. Address M. K.
T., Dispatch office. my 8-82
FOR SALE- FINEST BOOK AND STATION
ERY store Jn best town in Western Pennsyl
vania: excellent city music store, good ofllce bus
iness; extensive coal works, grocery-stores, bak
eries, drugstores, cigar stores, butcher shops.
SHEPARD & CO., 151 Fourth ave. my7
FORSALE -DOWN TOWN GROCERY STORE;
one of the best stands In the city, doing a
splendid cash business; selected stock or fresh
goods: show cases, large refrigerator, and every
thing complete: very low rent: a quick buyer can
have It at a bargain. COOPER & PETTY. 103
Fourth avenue. my8-62
FOR SALE-MERCHANT TAILORING AND
gents furnishing establishment; 20 miles
from the city: town with population or 5,000 or
6.000: capital about S4.U00 with a business about
? 10,000 per year: no better stand and oppor
nnlty outside or the city. For further Inform
ation Inquire of Mr. M. OPPENHEIMLR. No.
713 Liberty street and 712 Penn ave., Pittsburg.
mrs-24
FOR SALE-LIQUOR STORE-CENT RALLY
located in the citv of Cleveland: a flourishing
retail liquor store with stock, corking and cap
ping machine; horse and wagon, barn and house,
or either. If desired; established 3u years: has
fiaid lor last fire years 81,500 per year, after pay
ng all expenses nnd license; cold on account of
sickness. For particulars address N. T. HORR.
37 Blackstone building. Cleveland, O.
mv9-25-MwT
Business Mauds.
FOR SALE-OR RENT BAKERY AND
dwelllngcombined, ground on 10 years' lease:
good trade: sickness reason ror selling. For terms
call on or address R. M. CROSSLAND, Taylors
town, Fa. my5-2
FOR SALE-LEASEHOLD -A VERY DESIRA
BLE business property on East Ohio St.,
above the park, a three-story brick aud frame ad
dition, consisting or storeroom and eight rooms,
bathroom and w. c, buth gases, and all in first
ciass condition: length or front building 70 reet;
also, a frame building on rear end of lot on First
alley of two rooms and attic In good order: this
Is No. 1 Investment. BECKFELD & BRACKEN.
No. 61 Ohio St., Allegheny. my6-47
Mnnnfactnrinsr Sites.
FOB SALE MANUFACTURING SITE ON
Liberty st, . lot 264xlOQ,feet. comprising tbe
square between Twenty-second and Twenty-third
sts., with large and substantial building 50x100
feet, four stories, on the corner or Twenty-third
street; this Is offered at a low price. SeeW.A.
HERRON A SONS, No. 80 Fourth ave.
myl-21-r
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Elorscs. Vehicles. Live ritock. ctre.
FOR SALE CHEAP A COUPE. FAMILY
carriage for one or two horses; a one horse
close carriage a doctor's buggy, an open buggy
and a spring wagon: also a set of double harness:
all of wblcn have been In use bat a short time
See AV. A. HERRON, 80 Fourth ave
my9-16-9,13,17
FOR SALE-HORSES AND BUGGIES-MR. I.
W. Bowman, of Kentucky, will offer at auc
tion sale at Corbln & Hill's livery stable on Sat
urday, May 10, In Oakland, No. 3944 Filth ave.,
Plttsbnag, the lollowlng articles, viz.: Five side
bar buggies, 4 doctor phaetons, 5 carts, 1 bob sled.
S sets double barouche harness, 10 sets single har
ness, 5head of single and driving ramily horses, 8
head or drart horses, 10 head of saddle horses, 6
head or barouche horses, 2 trotting horses (will
show better than ;40) and 3 very fast pacing
horses: all the above articles will he sold to the
highest bidder without reserve. I. W. BOWMAN,
Proprietor. J. A. McKELVEY, Auctioneer.
my8-17
Machinery and Metals.
FOB SALE-ENGINES AND BOILERS-NEW
and refitted: repairing promptly attended to.
PORTER FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO.,
LIM., below Suspension bridge Allegheny, Pa.
ap3-76
FOR SALE DRILLING ENGINES AND
boilers for oil or gas wells, engines and boil
ers In every size and style saw mills and wood
working machinery. HARMES MACHINE
DEI'iri No. 87 First ave., Pittsburg, Pa.
mu9-D
FOR SALE-SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND
boilers; all sizes and styles In stock, from 4 to
100 h. p. ;all refltted;good as new, at lowest prices;
portable engines. to 25 h. p. ; boilers all sizes
ana styles. J.S.YOUNG.23 Park way, Allegheny.
X'a. m:2ohSO-d
FOR SAliE HOISTING ENGINES, DER
RICKS and derrick forglngs, steel hoisting
and guy ropes In stock: stationary engines and
boilers, shears, clay and ore pans, etc. THOMAS
CARLIN'S SONS, Lacuck and bandnskv sts.,
Allegheny. Pa. ap29-MWi
TO LET.
C'rtv Residences.
TO LET-A NEW HOUSE ON CENTER AVE
NUE, near Klrkpatrlck street, one square
from cable cars; eight rooms, bath, range tile
hearths, marble mantels: possession Immediately.
PITTSBURG COMPANY, LIM., No. 140 Fifth
avenue. my6-65
East End Residpucc.
TO LET ROUP ST.. NEAR WALNUT ST:,
Shadyslde, new two-stnry mansard brick
dwelling, ten rooms, reception hall, gas, water,
bath, inside w. c. etc; lront porch, good lot.
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fonrth ave.
mv6-2
Allechenv Residences.
TO LET-ONLY 830 PER MONTH; CHEAP
for 98 Sheffield street, Alleghenv,elghtrooms,
all newlv painted, papered and Improved. See
W. A. HEBRON &SONS, 80 Fourth avenue.
my7-63-wT
&nbnrbnn Residences.
TO LET DWELLING HOUSE OF SIX
rooms in Etna: onlr three minutes' walk
from Etna station. P. W. R. It.: terms very
reasonable. Inquire or JOS. INGHAM, Etna.
m6-63
.pnriment.
TO LET-TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
close to park. NO. 95 ARCH bt., Allegheny.
mi7-4!-wFSu
TO LET ONEFL'iOROF 4 CHOICE ROOMS,
suitable ro light housekeeping, on line or
street cars, convenient to Allegheny parks and
market. Apply to J. G. MORROW, 288 Ohio St.,
Allegheny. my9-3
Office. DpmU Room. c -
TO LET A FEW NICE OFFICES IN GER
MANIA SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,
Wood and Diamon J streets. aplO-49
TO LET-FOURTH STORY OF JiO.W FlFl'II
avenue, part of what lias been heretofore
known as The Dispatch Building: room suitable
for lodge room or for light manufacturing. Ky
to be had from ft. M. ( rlbbs. Real Estate Apt.,
No. 90 Firth ave For particulars see Bl'J. MUR.
DISPATCH, corner Smlthfleld and Diamond sts.
117
Bunc.i Manil.
TO LEr-rifE HlflLDING NO. 433 LIBERTY
street: a good location lor grocery, produce
or a Irult store. C. H. LOVE, No. 03 fourth a e
nuc myO-30
Miscellaneous.
TO LETORFORSALE-nOTELS, COTTAGES
and bath bouses, Atlantic City, N. J.: lots
for sale In all parts of the city: also So. Atlantic
City. Chelsea and ror Atlantic Land Co. ISRAEL
G. ADAMS & CO.. Real' Estate AgM Real Es
ute and Law Building. aplS-H
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL BOOKS WANTED-IF YOU
have any books to sell, let us know. LEVI'S
BOOK STORE. Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
v mhT
PERSONAL-BOOKS WANTED ENCYCLO
PAEDIA Britann ca. 25 vols., one-half morocco
or calf. TKANK BACON A CO.,301 Smlthfleld st.
my9
LOST.
LOST-LOWEB PART OF DIAMOND EAB
BING; roar large stones. Finder will be re
warded by leaving It at 800 PENN AVE. my9-72
REWARDS.
KEWARD-SS0 WILL BE PAID FOR ANY
Information leading to the arrest and con-vt-tlonorthe
m who tampered with the elec
tric light machine oa tbe steamer Mayflower on
Suiidav. May 4. iiiit, ANSHUlZ, Captain.
my9-69
DIVIDENDS.
Bank of PrrrsBUBG. )
May 6, 1SS0. (
DIVIDEND THE PRESIDENT AND
Directors of this hank have this dav de
clared a dividend of THREE (3) PER CENT
on its capital stock ont of the proflts of tbe last
six months, payable to stockholders, or their
legal representatives.on and aftertbe 16th Inst.,
tree of all tax whatever, including; the tax on
Stockholders, which is paid by the bank.
W. ROSEBURG,
mv7-76 Cashier.
BUSINESS CHANGES.
DISSOLUTION OF ELECT1C PACKING
and Supply Co.,L!mited Notice Is hereby
given that the limited partnership association
named Electric Packing and Supply Co.. lim
ited, has by a vote of a majority In number and
value of interest determined that said associa
tion shall be, and is, dissolved. And that L.W.
Dalzell, W. J. Crawford and Robert simp
son have been elected liquidating trustees to
wind np said association and distribute the
assets thereof. L. W. DALZELL.
AV. J. CRAWFORD.
ROBERT SIMPSON.
Liquidating trnstees of the Electric Packine
and Supplv Co., limited. Ho. 68 Water street,
Pittsbnrg. Pa. mv6-71.p
PROPOSAL-.
OFFICE OF TBI COSTEOLLEPJ. t
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PITTSBURO, PA.
"VTOTfCE TO PRINTERS AND BINDEKS
Xl Healed prop isal will be received at this
niflce until 3 o'clock P. M. SATURDAY. May
10. 1890, for tbe bindrae and furnishing:
IM ase-"Siirs" blotters.
14S office duplicates.
112 sc'iool duplicates.
118 treasurers or collectors' books containing
75.000 leaves more or lew.
3X) stenographers' books.
Samples of books and all information relat
ing to same can be obtained at the office of
tbe Connty Commissioners.
JOSIAH SPEER,
mj7-8 County Controller.
WXLKrNSBUrtO. PA.. 1
May 7. 1S90. f
VTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEALED
JLN proposals for the craalnc paving and
curbing Penn avenue, from east ide of P.
R. R. tracks to the east.side of Water street, a
distance of 1,000 yards, more or less.
Contractors will submit prices per square
yarn; flr't, for asphalt; second, resnlar Ligon
ier block; third, for vitrified firebrick.
Bids will be received at tbe Borongh En
gineer's office. Wood andRo-s stree.s. where
plans and specifications can be seen or handed
to any one of the undersigned committee
Bids close at 4 P. If., Slay 17, 1890.
Tbe committee reserve tbe right to reject
any or all bids.. THOS. W. Md'UNE,
DANIEL KRIDER,
N. J. H. GERW1G.
my8-28 Street Committee
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at the office of City Con
troller until SATURDAY, May 17. 1890, at 2 p.
M., for one relay and keyboard, with all neces
sary electrical connections. Plans can be seen
at office of Architects Bickle & Brennan, Ham
ilton building, and specifications on file at
office of 41. W. Mead, .superintendent Bdreau
of Electricity. Bonds in double the amount of
the bid must accompany each proposal, said
bond to be executed before tbe Mayor or City
Clerk. Department of Awards reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
J. O. BROWN,
Chief Department of Public Safety.
PITTSBURO. Mav 6. 1890. rny7-S9 D
PROPOSALS FOR FUELAND WASHING
Recruitine Rendezvous a!5 Penn ave
nue, Pittsburp Pa., May 7, 1890. Sealed pro
posals, in triplicate, subject to the usual con
ditions, will be received at the Recruiting
Rendezvous, at 915 Penn avenne. Pittsburg,
Pa., until 12 o'clock noon, on tbe 7th day ot
June. 1890, at which time and place they will be
opened in the presence of bidders, for f urnish
ingsupplies and renderingservices as indicated,
for the Recruiting Service, United States
Army, waenev.er required, within the city
limits, during tbe fiscal year ending June30,
1891. viz.: Furnishing and delivering fuel and
washing articles of Government equipage.
Preference will be given to articles of domestic
production or manufacture, conditions of
?uality and price (including in tbe price of
urelgn productions and manufactures the duty
thereon), being equal. The Government re
serves the riebt to reject any orallpioposals.
Blanks and full Information as to bidding, etc,
will be furnished on application. Envelopes
containing proposals should be marked "Pro
posals for" and addressed to CAPTAIN R.
G. HEINER, Recruiting Officer. 915 Penn ave
nue, Pittsburg, Pa. my7-C6-7. 8. 9.10. je5, 6
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED by the Superintendent of Water
Works at McKeesport. Pa., for furnishing the
followlnc snnnlies for the vear ending Febru
ary 28, 1891. Ssaid supplies to be subject to tbe
order ot tbe Superintendent at any time, and
delivered f. o. b. cars, McKeesport, Pa., within
ten (10) days from receipt of order. All bids
must be in by May 15, 1890:
Pig lead, 12,000 lbs. (more or less)
Jntecaulkingyarn, one bale " "
2&0-ineb corporation cocks " "
50 ?iinch corporation cocks " , "
250 K-fnch curb cocks " "
50 5-incb curb cocks " "
100 lbs. white cotton waste "
i barrels best quality cylinder oil "
1 barrel best quality machine oil "
3 barrels refined Elaine oil " "
One doz. No. 3 corn brooms " "
One doz. pick handles " "
One doz. sledge bandies " "
One doz. boxes concentrated lye " M
One box Star soap (100 lbs.) " "
One box Paraphina candles (short) " "
Two doz. short handle shovels (Chisholm's.)
Two doz. clay picks.
100 lbs. rock powder (Dupont's.)
1,000 reet blasting fuse.
Two doz. wooden pails (3 hoop.)
SO lbs. 'A inch piston packing.
25 lbs. J.inch piston packing;
Ice for ffice, 10 lbs. daily, during season.
One gross matches.
O iekeg8d. nails.
Two kegs lOd. nails.
Two kegs 20d. nails.
25 bushels Are clay.
2.000 furnace fire brick (Boliver.)
5.000 common red brick.
500 bushels "gas house" coke
The right to reject any or all proposals is
hereby reserved. Direct all prnpoMs to the
undesigned. JOS. ECO 'T.
mylMil-P hoper ndent.
OKFICIAI-PITTSnURG.
SEPARA1E AND SEALED PROPOSALS
will ba received at the office of the City
Controller until 2 o'clock P. 3L, MONDAY,
May 12. 1890, for tbe construction of a sewer
and the grading and macadamizing of a road
at Garbage Furnace, on Hill streetbtxtb ward.
Plans and specifications can be seen at tbe gen
eral office of tho Department ot Public Safety.
Bonds in double tbe amonnt of the contracts.
' with two sureties, must accompany each pro-
posai; said bonds to be exectrted before tbe
Mayor or City Clerk, me uepartment oi
Awards reserves tho rigtt to reject anv or all
bids. J. O. BROWN,
m6-2S Chief Department of Public Safety.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at the office of tbe Citv Con
troller until SATURDAY. May 10, 1890. at 2
p. 31., for tbe repairing and remodeling of
No. 1 engine honoe.
Plans', and specifications can be seen at the
office of F. J. Ouerling, Eq.. Architect, No.
42 Fifth avenne, Pittsburg, Pa.
Boi.d in double tbe amonnt ot bid must ac
company each proposal; said bond to be exe
cuted before tbe Mayor or Cit Clerk.
Tbe Department of Awards reserves tbe
right to reject any or all bids.
J. O. BROWN,
Chief Department Public Safetv.
PITTSBURO. April 23, 1SVX ap29-23
VJ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
iM report of Viewers on the grading, paving
and curbing of Allen street, from Washington
avenue to Lillian street, lias been approved by
Councils, which action will be final unless an
appcil is filed in the Court nf Common Pleas
within ten (10) data from date.
K M. B1GELOW,
Chif of Department of Public Works.
PITTSBURO, Mav L 189a myl-91
-VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
L1 reports of viewers on the construction of
sewers on Harvard street, from Negley avrnue
to Euclid street; Center avenue, from College
avenue to Graham street; Conrad street, from
Penn avenue to Liberty avenue, nnd Bntler
street extension and private properties, from
Shakespeare street to Fifth avenue and Butler
street extension, have been approved by Conn
cil.. which action win be final unless an appeal
is filed in the Court of Common Pleas within
ten (10) days from date.
E. M. BIGELOW,
Chief of Department of Pnblic Works.
PITTSBURO. M.iv LloTO. Eirl-94
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ao"i'onvAToscxN:A
Finest Tuscany olive oil. Absolutely pure:
unsurpassed for salads and mavnnaise
GEO. K. (STEVENSON & CO..
aplMrwr Sixth avenue.
AfJCTIOS SALES.
AUCTION SALE
OF
UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
BY THE
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Assistant Superintendent's Office, 1
PrrrsBTJRO. Pa May 2, 1890.
To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby
given that all unclaimed freight, six hundred
(600) packages, more or less, consisting of
trunks, valises, black bags, a large lot of
miner's tools, castings of various kinds, boxes
and packages, received prior to January 1,
18S9, from offices of the Pennsylvania Division
west of Harrisburg and Williamsport to Erie
and Pittsburg, Pa., including Allegheny City.
Pa., and now irr store at Pittsburg, will be sold
at nnhllc auction at the auction bouse of the
HENRY AUCTION fe STORAGE COM
PANY. LIM., No. 311 Market stieet. Pitts
burg. MAY 15, 1890. at 10 A. if., unless tbe same
sball be called ror and charge-) paid thereon.
WM. H. GLENN, H. STONER,
Agent. Pittsburg, Pa. Ajs't Sapt.
my2-44-2.9,15
HANDSOME HOUSE FDRNISHMTS
At Auction,
FRIDAY MORNING. MAY 9,
At 10 o'clock, for convenlei.ee of sale at the
rooms. No. 311 Market st.
The goods embrace in part. Modern billiard
table with full equipments for same sideboard,
extension table, chairs, handsome library sulta
in olive leather, fine walnut chamber furniture,
bair mattress, fenders. Etegere bookcase, ball
rack, pictures, 3ne parlor suite, lace curtains
and cornices, bedding, commodes, chiffoniers,
fine cooking range, refrigerator, dishes and
glassware, brnssels and Ingrain carpets".
HENRY AUCTION CO.. LIM..
mv8-8I Auctioneers.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF FRANK McCLL, DECEAS
ED. N otice is hereby given tbat letters of
administration on tbe estate of Frank McCalL
decd. have been granted to tbe undersigned,
to whom all persons indebted to said estate ara
requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims against tbe same should
make them known without delay. C. C. MOB
ROW, Administrator, P. O. Box 413. city.
an4-60-F
RE3IOVALS.
D
R. W. H. DALY
Hm removed bis office to
MAEDER BUILDING, 135 FIFTH AVENUE,
(Fourth floor elevator.)
Hours 10:30 A. if . to 1 p. if., except Sundays.
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AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
To-nieht.
Matinee Satutday.
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY.
Next week The Old Homestead. roy8
TIJOU THEATER TO-NIGHT,
MR. BARNES OF NEW YORK.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
May 12 "One of the Bravest." my4-9
H
ARRY WILLIAMS' ACADEMY
To-night, Matinees Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday,
THE 2 AMERICAN MACS 2.
New departure
All new features. my5-2
YALD1MIR DE PACHMAN,
The Greatest Chopin Plaver Living,
OLD CITY HALL.
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 9.
Tickets for ale at Hennck's Music Store.
Chickering Piano used exclusively. my3-7t
"WORLD'S MUSEUM WEEK COM
V MENCING May 5. John Whitman,
Champion Teeth Lifter ot tbe Universe.
ADAMS SISrERS
And Many Others.
Coming Hop O' Aly Tiinmb. mytV52
RE-OKTs.
31HE ARGYLE, ATLANTIC CITY. N. Jn
Ocean end of Cocnecticnt ave. Now open. '
5.11 view of ocean. S. W. FERGUSON.
apL! 49-M w rsa
q'HE CH ALFONTE. ATLANTIC CITY.
On tbe beach. North Carolina ave.; unob
structed ocean view; salt water baths in tho
house: elevator; now open.
fe9-U4-D . ROBERTS & SONS.
HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
CAPE MAY, N. J.
Accommodates 300 guests; open all the year,
omnibus and sea water baths free to guests;
the finest summer and winter resort on the
coast: house within 50 feet of the surf.
n.h4-80-D JAMES fc STEFFNEK,
riiHE ARLINGTON.
JL OCEAN GROVE, N. J.
Accommodations and appointments first,
class. Services the best. Accommodates. 350.
Will open May L 189a
mh5d-D WM. P. DOLBEY, Prop.
T)EDFORD SPRINGS,
BEDFORD. PENNA.
Unsurpassed for bealtb or pleasure. Opens
Juno 12. L.B.DOrY, Manager.
my 1-69
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Oresson Springs.
On the summit of the Allegheny Mountains. '
Will open JUNE 23. For circulars and Infor
mation address
WM. R. DUNHAM, suoerlntendenr,
myM3 Cressun. Cambria Co.. Pa.
MARION PLACE
LOTS! LOTS! LOTS!
Twenty-third Ward, city,
Eight minutes from the city via B. AO.B.B,
and 20 minutes from the city via Second
Avenue Electric Road,
ONLY 200.
15 cash and 51 per week will bay yon a lot;
size 25x160 in this beantlful plan. There are
only a few left, -which will be sold at this ex
tremely low figure to close out plan. Don't
miss this chance nf securing a good and
desirable lot VERY CHEAP, as they ara
worth double the price asked for them. Call
at our office and our agent will go with you to
look at the lots.
REED B. COYLE & CO.,
my9-13
131 FOURTH AVE.
Seeds, Seeds, Seeds
At Auction. Gardeners, attention. Relfabla
flower seeds, specially prepared for the season
of 1890, from carefully saved and newly har
vested genuine seeds, with fnll instructions for
Bnwlnir same, at anctinn FRIDAY AFTER-'
NOON, MAY 9 at 2 o'clock.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
my-t-lOS-wrsu Auctioneers.
TTLUE STONE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
We are prepared to furnish Belgian block
stone for street paving from quarries at Dun
bar, Pa. Have excellent facilities for shipping
stone in large quantities. Can load on P. R. R.
orB.&O.R.R.
F. P. DOONAN CO,
Dunbar, Fayette county.
my8-63
PATENTS.
O. D. LEVIS. Solicitor of Patents,
131 Fifth avenue, above Smlthfleld. next Leader
omce. iiMoaeiay.j istaDiisneuzu years.
se25-60
PIANOS,
ORGANS.
And all manner or Small Instruments
.. HAMILTON'S.
ap2a-W Fifth aven.ae.-i
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