Mr. Carnegie Eappy in His Choice of
an Everlasting Slirine
DEDICATED TO AMERICAN AET.
Pennsylvania the Birthplace of lmerica'a
First Keal CanTas Artist.
A GIF! THAT WILL AKODSE THE WOELD
rWBITTEN FOB THE DISrATCH. 7
Swiftly, as flies a. shuttle, have the
thoughts ol our people been traversing the
fields of art and literature during the past
few days, weaving between the threads of
the warp furnished by Mr. Carnegie the
hopes of a new era of sesthetic culture. The
plans unfolded from day to day by this
gentleman have turned all minds and
hearts, as by a common impulse, in the di
rection of that love of beauty and truth
which is universal and in all ages has
found expressions through works of art. J?or
once, and as never before, have we, under
the spell of this new impulse, caught a
glimpse, as through an open doorway, of a
vast and beautilul field in which bloom
perennially the choicest flowers of thought
and art and from which arises a delicious
fragrance, enriching and beautifying the
livesjof all who possess the qualities neces
sary to obtain entrance thereto.
" Delightful as this vision of beauty must
seem to a people who have industriously
laboied amid torcsts of bleak smoke stacks,
bending over the anvil of manufacture and
the desk of commerce, it must be even more
interesting to realize that th.s field of beauty
end fragrance is actually moving this way.
ME. CARNEGIE'S SIOSCMENT.
To think that those who have for years
labored and hoped and labored on in the
interest of an art society and of sesthetic
culture in Pittsburg are together with their
children and all the people to have a shrine
dedicated to American art, and that the
youth of this city will in coming years
go out from this temple taking with them a
renewed and enlarged interest in the beauties
of nature, and new and higher subjects ot
contemplation, is enough to satisfy the "old
guard" in departing in peace. Jlr. Car
negie's grandest monument will not be in
granite, but in the hearts of the people; and
the consciousness of having influenced the
liven of an innumerable company of men
and women will be his highest Bource of
pleasure as the ears go br.
It is too early to discuss with any degree
of detail the plans for the establUhmcnt of a
collection of paintings which is intended by
the donor to represent and foster American
art, but there is a peculiar fitness in the lact
that this collection, is to be founded in Penn
sylvania, because the verv first yonth to
assume the calling of artist in America, and
the one who affected more deciaedly than
any other the birth of our national art
was a Pennsylvania lad, Benjamin
"West Born at Springfield in 1T3S,
Young West's painting of a child sleeping
in a cradle is the first canvas by an Amer
ican artist of which we have record. The
colors with which this picture was painted
were obtained by grinding charcoal and
chalk, and crushing the red wine out from
the blackberry. To these primitive pig
ments were added red and yellow earths,
with which friendly Indians who came to the
"West home used to color their faces. "War
paints of the native Americans employed
first in the peaceful pursuit of art.
BIRTH OF AMERICAN AET.
There is an additional interesting fact In
connection with the birth of art in America.
It is that for the most notable impulse given
to the reiy earliest art movement we owe
gratitude to another native of Scotland,
Bishop Berkelev, who induced John
Smvbert to leave London in 1725 and settle
in Boston, where he labored as a pioneer
portrait painter for many years.
Smybert brought with him anexcellent copy
of one of Vandyke's portraits, and Alls ton
and Trumbnll, two of our earliest painters,
have both borne testimony to the tact that
this single painting exerted a great in
fluence and affected them like an inspira
tion. The thought of these men, who possessed
undoubted ability, together probably with
"West, Copeley and others, gathering about
this single copy of Vandyke is full of
pathos. England had the means and in
fluence to bring Holbein, "Vjndyke and
Lely themselves to her shores that their ex
ample and influence might be felt by her
native artists. France could bring Do
"Vmci and Cellina to aecorate her palaces,
thereby planting the seed which should
ripen into fruit at a later dav. In 1723 our
painters had a single copy of a, masters'
work. Infinitely greater are the advantages
offered the art student of to-day, but we
must be honest and admit that after almost
200yearswe have not in Pittsburg even a
good copy of a masterly painting on public
exhibition.
Great has been the loss to our city and
people, and greater the pity if we have not
even realized it. Art never enters unin
vited. To those only who sincerely and
earnestly desire her presence does she re
Teal her beauty and grace, and the condi
tion upon which we will have a genuine art
movement in Pittsburg is that we measure
up to the requirement of this standard. The
use of pictures as household furniture is not
sufficient. We must love art for art's sake
alone, and our homes and minds must be
made fit receptacles for the best products of
the brush.
TIES! DISTINCT RECOGNITION.
Mr. Carnegie's offer to found a national
gallery in Pittsburg, and provide 550,000
per year for the purchase of American
paintings, is, I think, the first distinct rec
ognition of American art. It must and will
arrest the attention of people throughout the
world; ana as the Egyptian pilgrims went
playing on castanets and flutes to the shrine
of their deities at Bubastis or Helionolis. so
ultimately will come all Americans to the
shrine of our native art if the liberal plans
outlined are carefully carried out. The end
to be attained is supereminent, beouse the
daily ,pledsure and intellectual enjoyment
to be secured through the medium of a
great public art gallery cannot be
gainsaid. Art is lor all, and while
it is true that the pleasure de
rived is dependent upon the capacity
for enjoyment it is equally true that all may
and do enjoy works of art to some degree.
"We have now iu Richardson's masterpiece,
the Court House, probablv the finest archi
tectural stiucture in the United States. It
is quietly but powerfully influencing the
architecture of these cities. The Carnegie
Library in Allegheny, is also a powerful
agent in establishing high standards in this
department ol art.
There is no reason to think that the new
library and gallery buildings will be other
than magnificent, architecturally. We are
assured the presence of a new in
fluence in this direction when the
plans for au art collection are fulfilled.
There is one duty which lies plainly before
our people. Mr. Carnegie will give the first
year and each year thereafter, 550,000 to be
expended in the purchase of paintings, With
the suggestion that 10 per cent only be used
in the purchase of foreign art. To start this
collection there should be at least $500,000
In hand when the gallery is ready ior oc
cupancy. Other liberal citizens should
contribute the needed 5450,000, and I think
this amount will be forthcoming when the
time for its use arrives.
Jons- W. Beattt.
THE CABHEGIE GAILEEY.
How Ills Recognition of American Art la
Summed Up on the Outnldr.
The Philadelphia Inquirer, in comment
ing upon Mr. Carnegie's great gifts, says ed
itorially: Mr. Carnegie returned to Pittsbnre on Tues
day to pour oil on the waters hich have been
troubled lor months by a contest for the con
trol of the free library which be proposes to
prato that city. A number ot respectable
citizens of Pittsburg got the idea Into tbelr
heads that the city officials were not good
enough to manage a library. Mr. Carnecle
seems to have thought that the officials were
good enough to have at least a share In Its man
aeement, and the intractables who were bent
on rnnning the institution themselves aid the
most practical act of their connection with the
commission by resigning from it.
This act seems to have given Mr. Carnegie so
much pleasure, inasmuch as it opened the way
to giro the vacated positions to Councilmen,
that he immediately announced bis intention
to add to his previous girt an art gallery and to
endow it so liberally that 50,000 may be spent
annually in the purchase o( American works
of art.
Mr. Carnegie's announcement will hare a
great deal or interest to the artists who com
plain that American art finds no encourage
ment in this country. Philadelphia artists find
fault with the lack of art patronage in their
native city, and look to New York for relief,
while New York artistshavenreciselvtbesame
complaint to make of that city, and cast their
eyes longingly tow ard some foreign land, where,
it is supposed, nearly everybody is going about
all the time buying oil paintings. The far
Sasturesare proverbial for looking green, and
Ir. Carnegie's suggestion outlines the only
real way of improving the situation, which is
to cnltivate the home field by making a home
market.
Fifty thousand dollars a year wonlrt not sup
port verv many artists, bnt it would support
more painters working In pnre art than Pitts
bnrg could have use for. The demand for
nalntlnira mnftt nlwav-s be a verv limited one.
flier are the last desire of the human being, a
fact which painters, who naturally fancy that
art should be as dear to everybody as it is to
them, are apt to loe sight of. As paintings are
the last things which man accumulates so they
are the first to be parted with if misfortune
overtakes him, and while no amount of ex
penditure and no endowments of art schools,
howeter jrreat, can change this, the plan con
templated by Mr. Carnegie will undoubtedly
develop artiets. create an art atmosphere and
make to some extent and gradually a market
for art outside of the institution itself.
it will be noticed that Mr. Carnegie intends
that American works of art only shall be pur
chased. His example will be a good one to art
buiersandit will give a hint to American
artists.
LOOKS TnTE MUBDEB,
Suspicions Clrcnnmnnces Attending tho
Death of n Veteran.
rfPECIiL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH.!
IJewabk, O., May 10. There is a strong
suspicion now that the old man, Edward
McSweenev, iound unconscious in the cellar
of the County Jail yesterday, was foully
dealt with. His daughter, Hiss Hattie,
arrived last evening to take care of him.
He remained in an unconscious condition,
and could recognize no one, nor even speak.
The daughter stated that he left his home,
near Granville, on Wednesday, to come to
Newark to be examined for an increase of
pension irom 54 per month. When he le t
home be had about 528 25 on his person, and
on the way here he collected about 530 or
540 more from other parties. Only about
51 50 was found on his body when be was
searched.
The wound on the man's head does not in
dicate that he received it by falling, as there
is not a scratch on his skiu nor was any of
the gravel or dirt imbedded in it as would
likely have been the case had he fallen. It
now looks as if be had been enticed into the
place by some desperate companions, who
knew that he had money, and had been
dealt a terrible blow, robbed, and thrown
into the place.
He served through the war in the Seventy
sixth Ohio. The man died last night, mak
ing no sign.
HTsoioiiA. as aid to bueglaey.
Robbers' Novel Method of Disarming; Their
Victim' Suspicions.
rsrXCTAI. TELEGEAM TO TUS PISPATCH.1
"West Uewton, Pa., May 10. A third
unsuccessful attempt within a short time
was made this morning at an early hour to
rob the house of John Newman, a butcher of
this place. Entrance was gained through a
window, and the thieves went all over the
house before the suspicions of the family
ana six boarders were aroused. This is be
cause Mr. Newman's father, who lives with
them, is in the habit of spending sleepless
nights walking over the house, and the'
thieves seemed to Enow this, and adopted his
manner of walking.
Thev were finally discovered searching
the pockets of the boarders' clothes, and
were given a lively, but ineffectual chase,
in which two large bulldogs took an active
part.
GLASS WORKS ABANDONED.
A Kewnrk Manufacturer Cnnnot Compete
With Improved Machinery.
tSFECIAL TELEOBAM TO THE DISrATCn.l
Newark, O., May 10. In about three
weeks from to-day, the Newark Star Glass
"Works, one of the largest in this State, em
ploying 300 hands, will closedown perma
nently. The reason given by the proprietor
is that he cannot compete with other estab
lishments without adopting the new devices
for the manufacture of glassware now in
use.
The works have been in operation for
several years, and the average monthly pay
roll was about 57,000. This move will take
a large number of persons from this city, as
glass men seldom stay long in an idle city.
DYNAMITING STOPPED.
The Channel of the Conemnnch Hirer Will
Probably be Chnnced.
1SFECIAI. TELEGKAX TO THE DISPATCH.!
Johnstown, Pa., May 10. Arthur
Kirk's dynamite gang has ceased operations
here. During the past two weeks they have
accomplished much good in clearing out
the river, and they have also dislodged sev
eral bodies, but there seemed to be trouble
with the authorities to get their consent to
further prosecute the work. The men were
paid off and all have returned to their
homes.
The project to change the channel of the
river is meeting with great success.
A STRIKE EXPECTED
At thoFrlck Works Unless the Discharged
Men Aro Reinstated.
rsrSClAX. TEX.EGKAK TO THt DISrATCB.1
Johnstown, Fa., May 10. All was
serene in labor circles to-day. Thev still
threaten a general strike at the Frick works
if that firm does not reinstate the miners
discharged at the Valley works, and put the
same in full operation again.
The six days' notice of the employes of
ine Aieisenring jo. l worts was given to the
company to-day, and now the notices of
every one of the Frick works are in. A
strike is anticipated by the leaders.
OtrB Specialty First-class goods at
bottom prices. M. G. Cohen, diamond ex
pert and jeweler, 533 Smithfield street
BnttericL's Patterns Hare Moved to 27 Fifth
Avenue.
"We hare no store on Penn avenue. Be
sure everv pattern and publication is
stamped The Butterick Publishing Co.; all
others are worthless. '
A. G. Campbell & Sons. 27 Fifth ave.
MEETINGS.
NOTICE THERE WILL BE AN OPEN
meeting of all master plumbers, whether
members of the association or not, at No. 67
Fourth avenue, MONDAY EVENING.May 12,
at 7:30 o'clock, instead of the regular place ol
meeting. GEOKQ E SANDS, Secretary.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
"VTOTICE-ON SATURDAY, MAY & 1S90,
JUX in the Common Pleas Court No. 3 ot Phlia-y-e'PWa.
on motion of Wm. H. Brown, attorney
lor llbellant, a final decree in divorce was en
tered in the case of Mrs. Annie Hughes against
Thomas F. Hnirhes. mvll-110
$18,000.
MANUFACTURERS LOOK!
Elver avenne, Allegheny, a large brick
factory building; lot 104x210; two streets,
and West Penn R. R, and Pittsburg
and Western R.R.
Ihls deserves your attention If you
want a good manufacturing site.
BLACIt & BAIRD,
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menu on this page tuchat Wanted, For Bale,
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ing barber supply depot. A. EDLIS & CO.. 502.
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. myll-144
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myU-10
WANTED A FIRST-CLASS COATMAKER,
to go to Connellsvllle: also one lor West
Newton: steady work, and first-class price paid.
Inquire at JOHN KAISER CO., No. 618 Smith
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WANTED-SALESMAN AND BOOKKEEPER
In tin, hardware and houseturnlslilng
store; must be able to take charge. Aduress TIN,
with reference, experience and salary expected.
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army able-bodied, unmirrUd men, be
tween the ages or21 and 25 years: good pay, ra
tions, clothing and medical attendance. Anplr at
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de6-16-su
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TT Illustrated circular and terms for two
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sold:
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UIVUUUIA T v.- , . 'VEKluail St.,
noio-w-wssu
WANTED-AGENTS TO KNOW THAT THE
greatest selling work of modern times has
at last appeared, Stanley's own book, "In Dark
est Africa:" Chas. Scrlbner's Sons, publishers;
apply at once for territory. P. J. FLEMING
CO., 77 Diamond st" ap30-S4
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writing guaranteed In a few lessons; Instruction
prirate ior ladles and gentlemen. mhl8-lS-TTssn
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patch office. myU-33
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ap2r-10-27,!3, 1.3, 4,11,18
WANTED-WORKINGMEN WHO HAVE
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yon can make a lot of extra money by working for
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days: another S32 lu two hours; we want one en
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ment dealer does not handle tbein.hare him write
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TTTANTED-TWO YOUNG LADIES OF IN
ii 1'EiiLIGENCEand refinement to engage
In a well nylng business, to leave city: no money
or experience required. For rurthcr Information
callal204:mlthfieldBt. W. B. KNIGHT.
myll-86
TtTANTED-AT ONCE, LADY NOT TOO
V young, In our business; mustpossess quali
fications of a salesladr. and be willing to
wort for two weeks-at 3 weekly: Increised if
suitable. Call for two days, H. A. ScHROEDER,
No. 5 Seven tb are. myll-50
Dlnle and Female Help.
WANTED-AGENTS-MALEAND FEMALE
wanted everywhere: lightning seller: ab
solutely new: exclusive territory; no talking re
Suired: profits large and success certain. AB
OTTM'F'U. CO., Springfield, O. myll-2l
Situations.
WANTED-A POSITION BY A FRENCH
cook In hotel or restaurant. Address A.
L., Dispatch office. inyll-58
WANTED-A POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER
or nurse to Invalid: best of references.
Address A. D., Dispatch office. my 11-13
TITANTED-A POSITION AS HOUSEKEEPER
YV widower's family preferred: good refer
ences can be given. Address R. O., Dispatch
office. mylO-7
WANTED A SITUATION A3 SHIPPER,
-weigher or receiver in a rolling mill: have
had eight years' experience. Address J. T., "Dis
patch office. myll-16
WANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY EXPERI
ESCEDman a situation as superintendent
or general foreman of machine shop and foundry.
Address L. X., Dispatch office. mylI-49
WANTED POSITION IN AN OFFICE BY
young man 18 years of age: has lud busi
ness experience: can give reference from last em
ployer. Address M. B., Dispatch office. mylO-5
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN OF TEM
PERATE and Industrious habits, a situa
tion as assistant bookkeeper, clerk or general
writer: will make himself generally useful. Ad
dress WRITER, Dispatch office. myll-53
WANTED POSITION BY TOOLMAKER
and machinist, with long experience, on all
kinds of work where skill, experience and ability
to handle men are required: references. Address
MACHINIST, P. O. Box 1592, Phllada. mylO-10
Pnrtners.
WANTKD-PARTNEH WITH $1,000 TOTAKE
half interest In merchant tailoring store
doing good business: splendid chance. Address
EARLY, Dispatch office. mylo-64-Tussu
ANTED-FARTNEtt-FORONK-HALF IN
1EREST In well-established real estate
business: to good, active business man can be had
cheap. Address R. S. T., Dispatch office.
myii-i4i
WANTED-A GENTLEMAN AS PARTNER,
with small capital, to Invest In a good pay
ing business; I have also several patent articles I
wish to introduce. Address ELECTRO, Dispatch
office. myll-101
WANTED-PARTNER-A GENTLEMAN OF
extensive Northwestern experience and con
nections In land and Investment business, desires
to form a partnership with a gentlemen of pleas
ing address and influence In financial circles to
operate general agencv for a financial association.
Address FINANCE,'1 Dispatch office.
myll-31
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF GOOD
business qualifications would buy an Interest
In a manufacturing establishment or mercantile
bouse: first-class reference given and required.
Address D. F. K.. care Box 898, Pg, Real name
and address, which will be strictly confidential:
state kind or business and where Interview can be
had. mylO-76
Boarders nnd Lodsrers.
TTT ANTED OCCUPANTS FOK LARGE
VV furnished room with board ror Jnnel. 60
BIDWELLST., Allegheny. myU-57
WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR ATTRACTIVE
furnished roomi. at 408 PENN AVE., In
cluding two desirable office parlors. myll-20
WANTED-OCCUPANNTS FOR HAND
SOMELY furnished front room, with board;
all conveniences. Address No. 621 FIFTH AVE.,
Pittsburg. myll.66
WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR PLEASANT
6econdstory front bedroom, facing park:
references exchanged. NO. 23 MONTGOMERY
AVENUE. myll-15
WANTED-OCCUPANTS FOR FURNISHED
or unfurnished room, at 45 WASHINGTON
ST., a few doors lrom East Park, Allegheny: use
of bath; both gases. myll-70
WANTED -OCCUPANTS FOR A LARGE,
nicely furnished room, with boarding, near
cable line:
healthful location: terms reasonable.
Address C.
R. A., East Liberty P. O. myll-9
TTTANTED OCCUPANTS FOR A FUR
V NISHED front room-No. 6209 STATION
ST.. East End; house pleasantly situated, con
venient to cable cars and P. R. R.: terms moder
ate. myll-35
WANTED-PARTIES CAN BE ACCOMMO
DATED lor the summer at a farmhouse
9 miles from city on P., C. & St. L. R. R. ; lovely
location: home comforts: conveyance meets even
ing trains. Address Y. L. J., Dispatch office.
mylO-31
Booms, Houses. Sec
WANTED FURNISHED ROOM BY A
young man. Address, stating terms and
accommodations, A. B, Q., Dispatch office.
myll-I4
WANTED TO BUY DWELLINGS; ONE FOR
2.500 cash and other S1.5C0 cash. In or near
either city. STEVENSON'S AGENCY, 100 fifth
avenue. myll-3
Boardlne.
TTJ ANTED PERMANENT BOARD AND
VV room, or furnished room conrenlent to
good boarding house. In central location, prirate
family preferred, braladvwhose husband Is ab
sent lrom the city greater portion of Ills time;
reference given and required. Address Box C.
U. V., Dispatch office. myll-78
Financial.
TTJANTEO-MONEY TO LOAN-t50.000
IN
V V amounts to suit on lmnrored eltr oronertr.
3. B. LARKlN & CO., 152 Firth avenue.
myll-39
WANTED-MORTUAGES IN LARGE AND
small amounts at lowest rates. MA
CRUM & CUBBAGE, Room 34 Fidelity Building,
121 fourth aTe. fel9-61
TTTANTED-MORTGAGES-MON EY TO LOAN
VV In sums to suit at 4K, 5 and 6 per cent.
ALLES & BAILEY, 161 Fourth are. Tel. 167.
apl9-14-TTSSU
WANTED MORTGAGES IN LARGE OR
small amounts; rite or Interest 4 to 6 per
cent prompt. BAXTER. THOMPSON CO..
162 Fourth avenue. my4-83-4.S,7.9,ll.l3,15,l7
WANTED MOKTG AGES-(1, 000, OOCTO LOAN
. J city and suburban properties at 4K, Sand
(percent, and on larms in Allegheny and acja
cent counties at 6 per cent. 1. M. PENNOClv
bON, 147 Kourth avenne. ap7-f41
TTTANTED-TO LOAN MONEY-W HAVE
V V over one million dollars to loan on city and
suburban property at 4K per cent; no tax: we
will also loan money on improved farms In Alle
gheny, Bearer, Fayette. Washington and West
moreland countles;any marketable security taken
ior loans of any amount. BLACK & BAIRD, 95
Fourth ave. Je3-a9-Su
DTlftceltaneon.
T7-ANTED WRINGERS TO REPAIR: GOOD
TV work, at lowest prices; work called for and
delivered. Send postal to JACOBS & CUN
NINGHAM, 1327 Fenn ave. myil-133
WAN TED-IMM EDIATE LY-A FIRST-CLASS
carbonated water bottler; none but com
petent men need apply. WILLIAM PADDEN,
421 Carson street. Southslde. myll-118
WANTED-YOU TO MARRY-MARRIAGE
paper and particulars association that pays
members (500 toj (5.000 Tree. BUNNELL'S
MON1HLY, Toledo, Ohio. Get May number.
my7.63-su
-TTJANTED-WILL GIVE FREE SITE AND
VV free gas to manufactories at Jeanuette, on
main line of Pennsylvania Railroad. Address
EAST JEANNETTE LAND CO.,Greensburg, Pa.
mhl3-50-su
WANTED-WE WANT THE MASSES TO
know that they can have a careful sclentlflo
examination of tbelr eves made free of charge.and
ir needed, the proper'). lasses adjusted. CHESS
MAN -MANN ION, expert optlcans, 42 Federal
st,, All'y. ' mylO-14
WANTED-TO SUPPLY CAPITAL-MANUFACTURING
establishments desirous of
increasing facilities can secure requisite capital
07 applying to W. H. BARCLAY, U. b. Pension
Agent, this citv. Examination must be satisfac
tory; communications confidential. uy4-12-wssa
Miscellaneous.
TTTANTKD-TO BUY ONE ORTWOSECOND
VV HAND carpets and bedsteads. Address J,
N Di.patch office. my 11-51
WANTED-ORDERS BY MAIL SOLICITED
,. , ror manicuring, at 3)4 Smithlleld st. MU3
PENNELL, Manicure. myll-102
TTTAFTED-TO BUY ALL KINDS OF SEC-
V OND-HAND furniture at MERRILL'S, 22
Federal at., Allegheny City. myll-5-t
WANTED-TO PURCHASE GRAY'S ANATO
MY and Dungleson's Dictionary second
hand. Address B. A.. Dispatch office. my7-U
TTT ANTED YOU TO GET A BAKER'S
VV dozen (13) of Stewart & Co. 's fine cabinet
photos fortl, at W and 92 FEDERAL ST.. Alle
gheny. mv2S-49-TT8a
FOK SALE IMPHOVED KEAL ESTATE.
City Residences.
FOR SALE-ON STEUBEN STREET. THIRTY
SIXTH ward, good houso of 9 rooms, lot,
etc.. will be sold at a bargain. LASHELL &
RANKIN, 67 Fourth ave. mylO-4
FORSALE-ONLY SI.350.ON SPRING ALLEY,
near Seventeenth St., two brick houses and
lot 24x30: terms to suit purchaser, bee 1HOS,
MCCAFFREY, 3509 Butler st. mylO-85-W8sn
FOR 8ALE-J12.000-CORNER LOT ON PENN
ave.. 43X130, with four 5-room brick houses
on rear end: well rented. SeeEWlJSG Jt BYER3,
93 Federal st., and 166 Fourth ave.
myll-81
FOR SALE-S!,450TON WYLIE AVE. CABLE
line, new tramenouse, four rooms and attic,
all well finished: city water; lot 25x85; a bargain.
COOPER & PETTY. 107 Fourth ave. myll-160
TTOR SALE-PRICE
J3.S00-OVERH1LL ST..
JU I
bet. Rose and Reed: nearly new 2-story brick
dwelling; 7 rooms: modern Improvements: terms
easy. J. C. RE1LLY, 77 Diamond st. myii-eu
F
OR SALE-II, 500 CORNER PROPERTY.
lth more room: attractive location auu
growing neighborhood; lot, 25x100. CHARLES
bOMERS & CO., 313 Wood st., 0019 Penn ave.
myD-76
FOR SALE-FORBES AVE., NEAR MILTEN
BEKGER, a very neat 2-story brick dwelling.
6 rooms, fin. attic, batb. etc.; complete In erery
detail: lot 20x60. J. C. RL1LLY, 77 Diamond st.
myll-60
FOK SALE-IS, 400-ONE TWO-STORY BRICK;
10 minutes' walk from Court House; five
rooms and finished attic; on a paved street: snlen
rild investment. J. B. LARK1N & CO., 152 Fifth
avenue. mylI-39
FOR SALE A DOWNTOWN PROPERTY FOR
leas than value to a quick buyer; the prop
erty is being sold to close up an estite and Is
ofiered at less than value. O. H. LOVE. No. 93
Fourth avenue. mayl0-53
FOR bALE-2,600: A BARGAIN WYLIE
are., near Francis St., new brick (mansard)
dwelling, seven rooms, ball, both gases, water
and good cellar; terms easy. COOPER & PETTY,
107 Fourth ave. myll-160
FOR SALE-WEBSTER AVE. ONLY S.5,000 A
good brick (mansard) dwelling of 7 rooms,
vestibule, hall and all the conveniences: nice
large lot 20x127 to alley: a very cheao pronerty,
COOPER 4 PETTY, 107 Fourth ave. myll-160
FOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE RESI
DENCE property on Center avenue. In the
very best part of the avenne: an A No. 1 location
for a physician: good sized lot, etc.; will sell on
easy terms If desired. C. H. LOVE, 93 Fourth
are. mylO-53
FOR SALE-JS.603-BEOFORD AVE.. NEAI
Thirty-third St., new frame dwelling of
EAR
9
rooms, finished attic, ball, sliding doors between
parlors, slate mantels, inside shutters, water and
f:as: cheapest propertv In the Thirteenth ward;
ot 21x129. COOPER & PETTY, 107 Fourth ave.
myll-160
FOR SALE WYOMING AVE., MT. WASH
INGTON, near Incline; owner has gone
south and property most be sold: neat lrame
dwelling, 6 rooms, hall, good, dry cellar sewered:
are. graded and paved with Llgonler block: fine
view and good neighborhood: easy parments: lot
29 It. front. COOPER & PETTY, 107 Fourth are.
myll-160
T7OR BALE-SO. 100-COR.
FORTY-SEVENTH
jk. hum l luiuiuci sis tseveuieeuiii naiu, iu.
47x100, with frame dwelling and business house of
J? and Plummer sts , Seventeenth ward, lot
seven rooms and attic; No. 1 location lor any
kino of business; terms, one-half cash, bal. to
suit; wUl sell vacant lot 22x1(0 for IL800, at terms
to suit. Particulars ofTHOb. Vr. McOAKFRr.Y,
3509 Butler st. mylO-85-wssu
TTIOR
BALE-AT LESS THAN COST OF
JD building.
Main street, close to Penn are.
cable line: a perfect home in everv particular and
will bear close inspection: 3-story brick. 9 rooms,
bath and laundry, inside w. c. and other modern
Improvements; beautiful lawn and garden: lot 35
xllO to alley. Further particulars from J. C.
REILLY, 77 Diamond st. myll-80
FOR SALE H600-ON WYLIE AVE. CABLE
line, 8 minutes' ride from the Court House;
elerant new brick dwelling, i rooms, hall, vestl
bulcdoubleparlors, bath, inside w.c., laundry with
stationary tubs. Inside shntters, both gases, slate
mantels, all conveniences: lot 24x100: first-class
neighborhood: possession glren at once; a great
bargain. COOPER & PETTY, 107 Fourth are.
myll-160
East End Residences.
FOR BALE-6.900 BRICK HOUSE, SEVEN
rooms; modern conveniences; handsome lo
cation; on paved St.; Nineteenth ward: lot 43x120
feet. MELLON BEOIHKBS, 6349 fetation st., E.
E. myll-171-TTSU
FOR SALE-S8.000-MEYRAN AVE.. OAK
LAN D, 2-story and mansard brick dwelling of
7 rooms, hall, vestibule, bath, range, laundry,
porches, etc. BLACK Jt BAIRD, 95 Fourth ave.
D32 myll-155
TMOR SALE-13.510-
A NEW FRAME HOUSE
a of new electric road: seren
JD In Oakland on line of new electric road;
rooms, hall, vestibule, bath, range, slate man
tels, etc. ; a big bargain. D61 BLACK & BAIRD,
95 Fourth are. myll-157
FORSALE 7,000-A BEAUTIFUL EASTEND
property, amid unexcelled surroundings.
Margaretta st. andNegley are,; block stone and
asphalt paring, stone sidewalks, handsome lawn;
lot 57 feet front; modern press-brick house, per
fectlr finished and sunnlled with everr conren-
lcnce. CHARLES SOMERS & CO., 313 Wood st..
6019 Penn are., E. E.
mylO-7I
FOR SALE SS.OOO, OAKLAND HOUSE
close to traction line on pared street, 2-story
and mansard, new brick dwelling. 9 rooms, hall and
vestibule, bath, range, laundry, etc, house beauti
fully papered, elegant chande lers and gas fixtures,
handsome French plate mirrors In parlor and
llbnry, wood walfci, nice lot. BLACK BAIRD,
5 Fourth ave.D14 niyll-156
FOR SALE-n.OOO-tLCOO ONLY OF WHICH
need be paid in cash, balance time to suit pur
chaser, elegant ten-room brick, now being com
pleted, with all modern conveniences and adorn
ments: location excellent (Amber St.), flagstone
walks, sewered perfectly: three minutes from
Penn ave. cable and Konp station, P. R. R.
CHARLES SOMERS & CO., 313 Wood St., 6019
Penn are., E. E. myIO-71
AIIechenT Residences.
FOR 8ALE-NO. 231 BEAVKE AVE., ALLE
G HEN Y, at a big sacrifice. See E WIN G &
B YERS. 93 Federal St., and 163 Fourth are.
myU-81
17OR SALE-ri 400 FRAME HOUSE, 103
J Ward street, Allegheny: seven rooms: natural
gas and water. J. B. LARKlN & CO., 152 Firth
avenue. myll-33
FOR SALE 2,100-2-STORY FKAME HOUSE,
166 James street, Allegheny: six rooms: size
20x110; reots for 120 per month; 12 per cent Invest
ment. J. B. LARKlN Jt CO., 12 Filth arenue.
myll-39
T710R SALE ALLEGHENY PROPERTY, WITH
JJ dwelling or 7 rooms and dwelling In rear of 5
rooms; annual rents SMo; we can otter this for a
short time at $5,000. BAXTER, THOMPSON &
CO., 232 Fourth are. myll-93-TTSSu
FOR SALE BY EW1NG BYERS, 93 FED
ERAL St., and 163 Fourth are., 8-room house
on Sandusky St., (3.850: 8-room house on Irwin
are., H800: 7-rootn house on Lacock st., 3,700;
terms easy: possession can be glyen 11 desired.
myll-81
FOR SALE-S3.10O NO.75 CARUOLL S'IREET,
Allegheny: lot 20x100: splendid frame dwell
ing In No. 1 condition, hall and 6 rooms, water
and nat. gas: t2.Q0Ocash; balance to suit; must be
sold quick; worth S3.5U). THOS. MCCAFFREY,
3509 Butler St. apl3-163-W8u
T?OR SALE AT
AN EXCEEDINGLY T.CJW
A' price;
Jackson, near Arch St.. Heennri ward.
Allegheny; cor. property; good frame dwelling
ui six rooms; large nan; Dotn gases: city water;
washhouse: all sewered and In nice condition; lot
32X7J.8; terms to suit. COOPER PEITY. 107
Fourth ave. myll-160
Suburban Residences.
FOR BALE-AT WILK1NSBURG, SOME GOOD
bargains In houses varying in price from
(2.000 upward. C. H. LOVE, No. 83 Fourth
avenue. mylO-53
F
IOR SALE A SIX-ROOMED FRAME HOUSE,
with finished attic; two nice lots planted
In fruit, with a store on corner. Apply to J.
W. PATTON, "West Chartlers, McKee's Rocks,
Pa. myD-34
FOR BALE-AT EDGEWOOD, SEVEN-ROOM
frame bouse, attic, nat. gas. recep. hall,
electric wires cltr water: lot 50x130: seren min
utes from Eta. HAMNETT MEREDITH, 102
Fourth ave., Pg., and Wllklnsburg, Pa.
my9-28
FOR SALE-AT SHERIDAN STA1ION, P. C.
& St. L. R. It., 11 acres or land suitable ror
sub-division into lots; house of 4 rooms, stable,
orchard, etc.; two natural gas mains run through
the place: a bargain. LASHELL & RANKIN,
67 Fourth ave. mylO-4
FOR BALE THREE NEW FRAME DWELL
INGS, or five rooms and finished attic, hall
and vestibule; lot 20x110, situated within five
minutes' walk of railroad station: price only
(iOUOeach: small payment down and balance to
suit purchaser; these are bargains. Call on
KELLY & ROGERS, No. 6315 btation street East
End. my 10-42
FOR SALE (5.200-NO. 6 GRANT AVENUE,
MUlvale borough; lot 22x125: new two-story
and mansard frame business bouse and dwelling;
finished In best of style: containing hall, store,
bath and 8 rooms; good stable on rear of lot: best
location In the borough for any kind of business;
terms H cash. bal. to snlt. See THOS. McCAFP
REY, 3j09 Butler st. mylO-85-wssu
FOR SALE-ON MAIN ST., CHART1ERS,
beautilul location, lot 50x100, with new double
Oneen Anne dwelling of hall, six rooms and fin
ished attic in each; porches front and rear: houses
finished In latest modern style; beautiful lawn,
etc : price ror both. (6,250; will sell one house and
lot. 25x100, for (3.200; very eisypayments. THOS.
MCCAFFREY, 3509 Butler su Telephone 55H.
Office open evenings. mvlO-85-W88n
FOR SALE LOT:.
Cltr l.oi.t
FOR BALE-FOUR LOTS JN SIXTH WAF.D
within 10 minutes' walk of Court House: per
fectly level and In good neighborhood; terms
easy. i. B. LABKIN & C?., 151 Fifth avenue.
myll-39
city liOt
FOR SALE-LOTS! LOTS! LOTS BELLE
FIELD are. Thirteenth ward; conrenlent to
cable line: lots 20X140; ouly S375; S10 dor
small monthly payments. COOPER &
iu aown. nniancc
PETTY, 107
myll-160
jc uuiiu ave.
YTIOR SALE-S40O Tb
P30-LOTS ON ROSE.
sts.: 60x60 foot lots: bnt
JP Addison and Reed sts.:
one square from Center are. ; close to cable; nice,
conrenlent building sites and good Investments.
tHAKLia buheks & CO., 313 wooa si: mys-io
East End Lots.
FORSALECORNERLOT, 60x120. ON50-FO.OT
street. Nineteenth ward, close to cable lines
and P. K. R, MELLON BROTHERS, 634 Station
st., E. E. myll-17l-rrsu
FOR B A L E-t2,200-A COZY 4-ROOMED
house; good cellar, large lot, good street, five
minutes' ofV. R. R. or cable. MELLON BROTH
ERS, 63-19 Station st., E. E. myll-171-TXSU
FOB SALE-OAKLAND AVE. A BEAUTI
FUL building lot, 60x110 feet; street paved
and flagstone sidewalk; also, sewer privilege to
Atwood St. BLACK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth ave.
myll-155
ITlOR SALE LARGE LOTS ON KA1RMOUNT,
Rebecca and Margaretta streets; delightfully
located; grand rlew of East Liberty Valley; near
Penn are. cable road; price 1400 to (800. J. J.
ALAND, 131 Fifth are. myll-143
FOR SALE A CHANCE FORSPECULATORS
land for aale In blocks ot 5, 10 or 15 acres in
the Eighteenth ward, Pittsburg, already divided
Into lots: beautiful sitnatlon. Inquire of CUAS.
E. CORNELIUS. 406 Grant st, orN. P. SAW
YER, Mornlngslde are. myS-84
FOR" SALE-LOTS IN CHAS. E. CORNELIUS'
plan at Mornlngslde. Eighteenth ward,
Pittsburg; fine lots at from S1C0 to SJCO each; easy
Savments; no Interest. Call upon CHAS. E. COR
EL1US. Attorncy-at-Law, 406 Grant St., or N.
P. SAWYER, Mornlngslde ave., Eighteenth ward.
my8-84
FOR SALE GREATEST BARGAIN ON THE
market; lot 60x155, with a well built and fin
ished frame dwelling of 7 rooms, wide hall, splen
did cellar with rock floor, cistern, shadt trees and
shrubbery; this property Is sitnate on Wylle ave
nue cable and fronts on two good arenues: easy
terms. COOPER & PETTY, 107 Fourth are.
myll-160
TT'OK SALE-FIFTH AVE..
COR. IVY ST.
A1 tl
the whole or nart ol vacant plot, 263 feet front.
Fifth are., cor. lrr. running back 245 ft.
to Arabella St.; themost desirable residence prop
erty in Shadyslde, capable of snb-dlvlslon Into
lots fronting on both streets: this property will
never be cheaper than to-day and certain to be
very much dearer. For particulars Inquire of
MOI
URR1S & FLEMING, 109 Fourth ave.
mys-l-TTSSu
FOR BALE-ABOUT 40 ACRES OF LAND,
fronting on bhadv avenue, about 700 feet on
Linden avenue, about 2,000 feet on Deniston ave
nue, about 1,600 feet on Putman, about 1,700 feet
and several other streets; all of tne above and sev
eral other streets lead directly to Firth avenue,
except Linden avenue, and it leads into Penn
avenue, near Filth; this property Is only about
seven minutes' walk from the corner of Firth
avenue and Shady avenue, where the Filth avenue
cable line turns down into East Liberty; this
property is much nearer to East Liberty than
what Is called Squirrel Hill pronerty. as It lays
between Squirrel Hill and Fifth avenue; it adjoins
the grounds on which the elegant residence of the
late Wm. Thaw stands, known as Lyndhurst: a
large portion ot this land lays up well and drains
off nicely, having an elegant view from It; to an
Individual or a syndicate there Is the finest op
portunity for speculation that has been offered In
this city for a long time; will sell with a reason
able cash payment, and long time and low rate of
Interest or. the deterred payments, wltb privilege
of release of amount sold. etc. : price at which we
will sell this property Is far below anythat now is
on the market: we mean to sell It, and will sell to
a prompt buyer: there Is a large margin of profit
in It. C. H. LOVE. No. 93 Fourth avenue.
mylO-53
Allecbcnv Lots.
FOE SALE-LOTS IN ELEVENTH WARD,
Allegheny, at auction The remaining
lots In Mrs. Cooper's propertv, near the second
toll on the New Brighton road, will be sold at
auction on the premises, Tuesday, May 13, at t
o'clock: there are 10 lots 40x120:5 lots 40x200;
beautiful lots; dellghtrnl sitnatlon: the extension
of California ave. will give rapid transit: no
better chance for lots than this: come to the sale;
take 2:15 train, city time, for Verner station. A.
LEGG ATE & SON, Auctioneers. my 10-85
Suburban Lots.
FOR BALE-AT CHAFTON-BEAUTIFTJL
building sites at low prices; easy terms. J.
R. MU.tf H Y, Crafton. Office op. ry. station.
myll-45
FOR SALE-CHARLEROl 1 CHOICE LOTS
In this new town; located on best streets and
at rcry low prices. BAXTER, THOSIPSON &
CO.. 162 Fourth are. mylI-9S-TTSBu
FOR SALE LOTS WITHIN FOUR MINUTES'
walk from Wllklnsburg station, for (400
each. (50 cash and 110 a month; a sure bargain.
C. H. LOVE, No. 93 Fourth avenue. mylO-53
FOR
CO
SALE AND TO LEASE LOTS AT
Coraonolls. near nroduclng oil wells: also oil
territory in jioon, rtoDinson ana jb.naiey town
ships, 4o acres near the A. B. Yonng gusher. Par
ticulars from LASHELL & RANKIN, 67 Fourth
ave. mylO-4
irr .. .- .. " .. r . . .. " .
FOB SALE-AT CLIFTON STATION, P., F. W.
JO. R.R, six miles from Allegheny City,
three beautiful lots together,- fronting 184 feet 10
In. on Allegheny ave., extending 156 feet to
Middle alley. In Leggate's plan of lots; will be
sold very cheap: payments to snltl purchaser.
LASHELL & RANKIN. 67 Fourth ave. mylO-4
pa
OR SALE ASPINWALL LOTS, CENTER
avenue, a beautiful thoroughfare. 60 feet
wide all lots 100x123 leet; lots between Freeport
ave. (runs par illel with West Penn R. R.) and
Third ave., (2,000 each: corner of Center ave. and
Freeport ave. sold at (2,400, and adjoining lot at
(2.PC0; the balance are all far sale on this avenne,
which, with Us building restrlctlor.8, cheap prices
and most favorable terms, will rap'dly close out
these lots at above prices; lots between Third are.
and blxth aTe. on Center at (1,750 per lot. bee
Agents S. J. FLEMING & CO., 152 Fifth are., or
"VV. M. HAGER A CO., 439 Grant St. myll-130
aUscelloneona
TJWR BALE A LARGE STABLE 90X100 FEET:
the material In good condition: situated at
the Point,
Call on WM.
MCCOY, 61 Duqnesne
war.
myii-Ji
FOR SALE AT CORAOPOL13. PA.. THE
great oil town, (nronertr of all descrlntlonsl
we offer some positive bargains; call for partlcu-
lars.
EWING & BYERS, 93 Federal St., and 166
Fourth ave.
myll-81
F
IOR SALE-OWN A HOME WE WILL BUY
or build for you anywhere and let your rent
pay for the property; no security required.
GRANITE SrATE PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION,
branch office. Standard building, 631-533 Wood it.
my8-70-ih8Sn
FOR. SALE BUSINESS.
RostDras Chances.
F
OR SALE-RESTAURANT AND CIGAR
store. Apply at CORNER OF WOOD AND
WATER STS,
myu-izs
FOR BALE GROCERY: DAILY SALES (70;
nice fresh stock; invoice (2.000; fine room on
main street: making large profits; rare opening.
C. H. FOLSOM. mal0-12
I70R BALE-SALOON, WITH SMALL RES
' TAURANT attached, doing good busiacss;
corner location downtown: good reasons ror sell
ing. Address F. R. B., 73 Prospect St., Cleve
land, O. , myll-25
FOR SALE-(1,000 WILL BUY HALF INTER
EST In a small manufacturing plant: goods
sell for cash: 150 to (75 per week made now; good
reasons for selling; safest business la Pittsburg.
Address J. K., Dispatch office. myll-79
FOR SALE STEAM LAUNDRY, SCOURING
and dyeing establishment; fully equipped
with new and first-class machinery; dolagacash
business of (300 weekly: will be sold cheap. Ad
dress C. M. a.. Dispatch office. my9-71
FOR SALE-(5. 000 WELL brOCKED GREEN
HOUSES and business In an Ohio city of
30,000; large cut flower and plant trade In town
and out: good reasons for selling. Address
RARE CHANCE, Dispatch office. mylO-94
FOR SALE- FINEST BOOK AND STATION
ERY store In best town In Western Pennsyl
vania; excellent city mnslc store, good office bus
iness; extensive coal works, grocery stores, bak
eries, drugstores, cigar stores, butcher shops.
BHEPARD & CO., 151 Fourth are. my7
FORSALE DOWN TOWN GROCERY STORE:
one of the best stands in the city, doing a
splendid cash business; selected slock of fresh
goods: show cases: large refrigerator, and erery
thlng complete: very low rent: a quick buvercan
hare It at a bargain. COOPER &. PETTY. 103
Fourth arenue. myS-62
FOR SALE-STOVE AND TIN STORE WITH
large established trade: little competition:
nice clean stock; Invoice (4,200; elegant rooms In
splendid location In this growing city: on account
or the death of the owner the stock will be sold
at a discount and on easy terms. Address C. H.
FOLSOM, Lima, Ohio. malO-ll-rrssu
Business stand.
F
IOR SALE-HOUSF. AND BALOON AT 33
NORTH HAZLETT SI'.. YoungStOWO. O.
my7-3S-wsa t
F
ORSALE-TANNEHILLST., NEAR WYLIE
3-storv brick, 10
J. a REILLY,
rooms and storeroom: lot 24x90.
77 Diamond st.
myii-oo
FOR SALE-S19.000 WILL BUY TWO THREE
STORY brick honses. one or which Is a busi
ness house on corner of Ross and High streets;
thislsa rare chance for a good business location.
J. B. LARKlN & CO., 1ST Fifth avenue.
myll-39
FOR BALE FIFTH AVE. CORNER PROP
ERTY, with two 3-story brick store room
and dwelling: large lot; number one business
stand; Investigate tills. BAXTER. THOMP
SONS CO., 162 Fourth ave. myll-93-TTSSu
TTIOR SALE A SPLENDID PIECE OF BUSI
J1 NESS property situated on Penn avenue.
East End; lot 28x2tX) feet to a street In rear, on
which Is erected a fine store building; this will be
sold cheap If sold soon. For price, terms, etc
call on KELLY & ROGERS, N01 6315 Station
street. East End. mylo-42
FOR SALE-NO. 3705 BUTLER ST., ONE OF
the best business stands In Lawrencerllle:
lot 21x100, with large building, now used as a
shoe store, and a two-story frame building in
rear; will be sold very reasonable and on suitable
terms. Particulars of THOS. MLCAFFRbY. 1509
Butler st.; office open evenings; telephone 5514,
api-13-WSa
FOR SALE-OR TO LET-THE BLUE 3UL
, PI1UR Springs Hotel and about 70 acres of
land on the Chesapeake and Ohio R. R., In Cabell
co., W. Va.; the hotel Is furnished complete and
will rent at a low rent, or sell at a very low
price as the owner has other business tbat takes
his entire time; to the right man there Is a fortune
in It: tnlsplicelswell known, and is well patron
ized by gnrsts from all parts of the United states
and elsewhere: will sell low and on easy terms.
C. H. LOVE, No. SJ Fourth avenue mylO-53
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
FOK SALE MISCELLANEOUS
Horses. Vehicles. Lire Stock, ire.
FOR 8ALE-FINKBRED DOGS-INCLUDING
some of the best beagles In the State. Call or
address JOSEPH WATSON, Friendship avenue,
E. E. mylI-38
F
OR SALE-A FINE SORREL BUGGY
horse, s rears old. weighs between 800 and
1,000 lbs.: also one buggy and barouche cheap, for
want of use,
gheny. Pa,
inquire mi
I FRAN KLIN ST.. Alle-
myu-ibi
FOR SALE-A FAMILY CARRIAGE, IN
first-rate condition: also a barouche and
buggy: two sets or double harness and a sluglo
harness. M. A. WOODWARD, corner Aiken and
Filth arenues. mylO-50
OR SALE-A FINE DRIVING MAKE: EX-
CELLENT for saddle and harness: speedy
and sare. Can be seen at the stable of A. M.
BROWN, corner of Liberty arenue and Conrad
street, Twentieth ward, Pittsburg.
myIO-84-ThsSu
FOR SALE-A FINELY MATCHED TEAM OF
Kentucky bred horses; they are dark bays,
excellent shape and appearance: 16 hands high,
sound and not afraid of anything: used to the
city and to driving singly a well as In team; they
hare been In my own priTate family use. and are
being sold ror want of use: they are ror sale at
livery stables or John WUson 4 Bros., 45 West
Diamond, Allegheny. M. A. WOODWARD. 93
Diamond st., Pittsburg. mylo-60
Machinery and Itletals.
FOR SALE-ENGINES AND BOILERS-NEW
and refitted: repairing promptly attended to.
PORTER FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO.,
LIM., below Suspension bridge. Allegheny, Pa.
apS-76
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE-TINNERS TOOLS-30 IN.SQUARE
shears, rolls, machines, etc. E. S. WEBB,
718 Fifth are. myll-24
TjIOK SALE POTATOES-CHOICE POTATOES
J for sale. Call at PITTSBURG STORAGE
CO., Thirteenth and Pike sts. mylI-37
FOR SALE BANK SAFE FIRE AND
burglar proof, with time lock: one-thlra cost.
J. 8. MCCARTNEY, Tarentum. Pa.
my9-26-TTS9g
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL BOOKS WANTED-IF YOU
have an v books to sell, let us know. LEVI'S
BOOK bTORE, Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
mn7
TJERSONAL-
ROOKS WANTED ENCYCLO
X IV.
PEDIA Britannia. 25 rols.. one-halfraorocco
or calf. FRANK BACON & CO., 301 Smithfield st.
mya
PERSONAL-PROF. CHARES, PHRENOLO
GIST and clairvoyant, cures drinking habit,
and advises In matters of all kinds. NO. 71 POP
LAR ST.. above North ave., Allegheny. Pa.
myll-19
FCDNE.
TJHIUND-SEVEHAL FINEMEltCHANTTAIL
X? OR-MADE suits and trousers upon which
the time has expired. Will bo sold rqrardless of
deposits at 65 WYLIE AVE, Pittsburg? mrll-106
FOUND-THETRUECAUSEOF CONSTANT
headache, is by straining the eyes. Hare a
careful examination made tree of charge and find
If you need glasses, by CHESSMAN-MANMON,
optlcans. 41 Federal, All' v. Best (1 spectacle.
mylO-I4
LOST.
LOST BETWEEN SMITHFIELD STREET
and Union depot a ladr's gold watcb bear
ing the initials of C Win field. Finder will be
liberally rewarded by notifying the owner at No.
266 WKSTTHIRTY-tlGHTH ST., Hew York. N.
Y. inylO-95
TOST SIGHT NEVER RETURNS THERE
JU are more eyes Injured by Hinting glasses
than by any other cause: you can avoid trouble
by having a careful examination made and glasses
properly fitted by CHESSMAN-MANNIi'N. 42
Federal. All'y. Best(l spectacle on earth. mylO-14
AUCTION SALES.
UCTIONSALE
Of a variety of miscellaneous household goods
and carpets. TUESDAY MORNING, May 13.
at 10 o'clock, at the rooms. No. 311 Market
street. Fine Brunswick billiard table, with
equipment for same; lot of reliable flower
seeds, all newly harvested, with instructions
for sowing; decorated toilet ware, fine folding
bed. Hoover bed Ionnge; heavy fine kitcben
range; bedding: parlor and chamber fnrnitnre;
silver plate ware; office desks, chairs and
bookcases; Brussels and ingrain carpets, lino
leum, rugs, curtains, etc.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
myll-120 Auctioneers.
REmORTn
31HE ARGYLE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J,
Ocean end ot Connecticnt ave. Now open,
oil view ol ocean. S. W. FERGUSON.
aol2-49-MWFSa
TJEDFORD SPRINGS,
BEDFORD, PENNA.
Unsurpassed for health or pleasure. Opens
June 12. L. B. DOXY, Manager.
myl-69
HOCHHEIMER'S
HOTEL AND CAFE.
American and European plans. Appointments
and service first class. H. HOCHHEIMER, Ca
terer, 1408 Atlantic ave., Atlantic City.
myl-TS-sa
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
Cresson Springs.
On the summit of the Allegheny Mountains.
"Will open JUNE 25. For circulars and infor
mation address
"WM. B. DUNHAM, Superintendent.
myl-63 Cresson, Cambria Co., Fa.
REMOVALS.
DR. VV. H. DALY
Has removed his office to
MAEDER BUILDING, 135 FIFTH AVENUE.
(Fourth floor elevator.)
Hours 1030 a. M. to 1 P. M., except Sundays.
ap243-WFSn
PROPOSALS.
B
LUE STONE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
We are prepared to furnish Belgian block
stone for street' paving from quarries at Dun
bar, Fa. Have excellent facilities for shipping
stone in large quantities. Can load on P. R. R.
orB.tO. E.R.
F. P. DOONAN CO,
Dunbar. Fayette county.
myS-63
"WrxKiNSBURO. Pa., )
May 7, 1S90. f
-VTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEALED
LN proposals for the grading, paring and
curbing Pennarenue, from east side 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
yard; first, for asphalt; second, regular Ligon
icr block; third, for vitrified firebrick.
Bids will bo received at the Borough En
gineer's office, "Wood and Ito-s street?, where
plans and specifications can be seen or handed
to any one of the nndersigned committee.
Bids close at 4 P. ST., May 17, 18D0.
The committee reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. THOS. W. JIcCUNE,
DANIEL KRIDER,
N. J. H. GERW1G.
myg-23 Street Committee.
JEFFERSONVILLE. 1ND.. APRIL 17, 1890.
Sealed proposals in triplicate, subject to
usual conditions, will be received here until 11
o'clock A. Jt. (Central standard time), SATUR
DAY, the 17th day of May, 1890, for furnishing at
the Q. M. Depot here, various articles of quar
termaster's stores, such as stationery, ranges,
wagons, carts, wagon parts; blacksmiths', wheel
wrights', carpenters', saddlers', painters', and
miscellaneous tools; iron, hardware, paints, oils,
rubber hose, horse and mule shoes, horse shoe
naiN, etc. Preference will bo given to articles
ot domestic production or manufacture, condi
tions of quality and price (including in the price
of foreign productions or manufactures the duty
thereon) being equal. Government reserves the
right to reject any or all proposals, and to ac
cept the whole or anypirtof the supplies bid
for. All information furnished on application
to this office. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked "Proposals for Quartermas
ter's Stores and addressed to COLONEL
HENRY C. HODGES. Assisant Quartermaster
uenerai. u. . Army, Depot (Quartermaster.
apiq-35-ltf.2q21.22.mvl0.il
LD HICKORY!
For medicinal and family U39 it is the purest.
finest flavor and oldest
KENTUCKY BOURBON "WHISKY
ever placed before the public Experts are re
quested to test its superior quality above all
others. Bold by
JOS. FLEMING fc SON, Druggists.
apll-7-TTSSu 412 Market st, Pittsburg, Pa,
PATENTS.
O. D. LEVIS, Solicitor of Patents,
131 Fifth avenue, above Smithfield, next Leader
office. (No delay.) Established 20 years.
se25-60
piANOS,
JL ORGANS,
And all manner ot Small Instruments
HAMILTON'S,
ap29-78 Fifth avenue-xi
P REE MEMORANDUM POCKETBOOK
for European travelers, containing much
valuable information. Call for one or send 4
cents in stamps. MAX SCHAMBERG & CO
foreign bankers and steamship agents, 227
Smithfield st, Pittsburg, Pa. Established lgns.
my4-wst).
to rET.
-f
Cltr Residences.
mo LET-ON FRANCIS Sr..rBETWTMB
JL Wylle and Center ares., bouse or 7 rooms S
with all conrenlences; rent (20 per month; also
houseand store, corner Urandvlew audPlymouta, J
sts.. Thirty-fifth ward; rent low. WM. X.7
JOHSSroN. 101 Wylle are. mylO-a 3
O LET FURNISHED HOUSE ON LINE Of
Wylle arenue cable carsr seren rooms, attic. S
bath, laundry and stationary washstands. nat. i
and art. gas: will rent for summer months or."'
longer, for per month: possession at once. Se !
BLACK BAIRD, 95 Fourth are. my 11-153 '
East End Residences.
TO LET ROUP ST.. NEAR WALNUT ST:,
Shadyslde, new two-stury mansard brick. A
dwelling, ten rooms, reception hall, gas, water,
bath. Inside w. c. etc.; lront porch, good lot.
BAXTER; THOMPSON & CO., 1C Fourth are. .
mvS-2
Allegheny Residences.
mO LET-ALLEGHENY HOUSES.
BEE EW.
X ING A
BYERS, S3 Federal St., and 16d
myll-81
Fourth are.
mo LET-
101 BID WELL ST.. 8 ROOMS: RE-kT
A
See EWING & BYERS. 33 Federal st
and 166 Fourth ave. myll-165
TO LET-HOUSE IN ALLEGHENY FACING,
park, containing 6even rooms: immediate)
possession glren. Address O. X., Dispatch office.
myll-143
mo LET EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. NO. 1M
JL urant avenue, near North,
th, Allegheny Cltr, 4
w.c uh.loveI
hot and cold water.'laslde
NO. S3 Fourth avenne.
mylO-53
TO LET-NO. 66 NORTH AVENUE. NEAR
Grant avenne. Allegheny City, stx-room
nouse, not and cold water, bath. Inside w. c. etc
C. H. LOVE, No. 93 Fourth avende.
mylO-53
Suburban Residences.
TO LET DWELLING HOUSE OF SIX
rooms in Etna: onlr three minutes' walk
from Etna station. P. & W. R. R.: terras very
reasonable. Inquire of JOS. INGHAM, Etna.
my6-68
TO LET AT HULION. PA.-GOOD TEN
ROOM house, five minutes from station, with
14 acres of ground, stable, etc: rent. (23 per
month. P. O. B. 76S, Pittsburg, Pa. myll-M
TO LET-AT CRAFTON, NEAR STATION,
house of seven rooms, finished attic, bard '
and sort water, natural gts; possession Immedi
ately. ELI CRUM, Crafton, Panhandle R. R.
myll-38
Tv) LET-AT WEST BELLEVUE, PA.. NEW
brick house jf 7 rooms, hall and attic gas ;
and water. &late mantels, porches; large lot; rent
(25. EWING Jt BYERS, 93 Federal St. and 16S ?
Fourth are. myll-ICi 4
TO LET-FURNISHED RESIDENCE; WILL
rent from now until April 1 ror (40 per
mouth; ten rooms and all conveniences: lawn,
fruit, etc: at Einsworth station. Fort WavneR.
it.: fire miles from city. BLACK BAIRD, 95
Fourth are. myll-158
myll-158
Apartments.
T
iO LET TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOM3
ciose to park. Jt o. aa arch St., Allegheny.
my7-44-wl'Sa
mo LET-TWO SECOND FLOOR CONNECT-
i inn rooms, iurmsnea or umurnisDea. NO.
44 LIBERTY ST., Allegheny.
myll-42
TO LET BOOM-A GOOD ROOM SUITABLB
for one or two gentlemen: conrenlent to
cable cars. Apply, with reference, to 72 CENTER J
Avr. city. xnyil-z
mo LET A NICELY FURNISHED SECOND-
X STORY" front room near pares. In privata
family, for one or two gentlemen. Address A. B, -S
C Dispatch office myll-8 j
O LET AN ELtGANT SUITE OF UN- S
FURNISHED second floor front rooms la j
new brick; newly tapered, batb. gas, electrlo. 1
light, inquire 6420 PENN AVE., E. E. myll-C
mo LET-ROOMS FURNISHkD
OR UN-
JL FURNISHED, with private family
navea
streets, fine
neighborhood,
1L K-: terms
minutes to
cables and I. 1C R.; terms reasonable. Apply..
at LYNN 'S 345 River ave. Last Liberty. myltK
Offices. Desk Room. &c
TO LET-DOCTORS' OFFICES ON PENNj
ave.. between Ninth and 'tenth sts. Address
DOCTOR, Dispatch office. mvll-43
mo LET A FEW NICE OFFICES IN GER-
1 MANIA SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, '
Wood and Diamond streets. aplO-49
TO LET THE FRONT HALF OF A VERY
deslrible office on Fourth are., with use of
office furniture: low rent. J. C. REILLY. 77 Dia
mond st. myll-SO
TO LET-OFFI''E FOR RENT-VERY DESIR
ABLEofQce; second floor front. Penn build
ing. Inquire of STAR ENCAUSTIC TILE CO.,
LIM.. Room 202. myU-61
TO LET-TWO OFFICES WHICH H AVEBKE2T
used for physician offices for sererat years;
immediately available: centrally located. Ad
dress M. L. C. Dispatch office. myll-132
TO
o
LEf-DESK ROOM IN OUR MAIN
office with use of desic. etc.: we bare on
room luclosed In glass and furnished wltb oak fur
niture etc C. H. LOVE, 93 Fourth are.
mylO-53
TO LET FOUltrH STORY OF NO. 99 FIFTH
arenue. part of what has been heretofore
known as The Dispatch Building: room suitable
for lodge room or for light manufacturing. Key .
to be had from W. M. Cribbv Real Estate Agt..
No. 99 Fifth are. For particulars see BUU. HUB,
DISPATCH, corner Smithfield and Diamond sts.
U7
Business Stands.
mO LET-THE BU1LDISG NO.
433 LIBERTY
m street; A jtuim 1
id location for grocery. produce'V
or a lrult store. C H. LOVE, No. 93 yourth ave- 'a
nue.
myS-9)
TO LET-OR FOR SALE-BARBER SHOP
with four chairs in running order: good lo
cation: good custom. Inquire at 1187 LIBERTY
ST., European Hotel, city. myll-125
TO LET NEW BUILDING ON BUTLER
street extension. Nineteenth ward; store
room finished complete with counter, bins, shelv
ing, etc.. seven dwelling rooms, side entrance,',
fine dry cellar: good stable and carriage house;
this stand is suitable tor grocery or any kind of
business, and will be rented low to a good tenant.
LASHELL & RANKIN. 67 Fourth are. mylO-f
TO LET-OR FOR SALE-THE BLUE SUL
PHUR Springs Hotel and about 70 acres of
land on the Chesapeake and Ohio R. R., In Cabell
county, W. Va. : the hotel Is furnished comniete
and will rent at a low rent, or sell at a very low
price, aa the owner has other business that takes
his entire time: to the right man there Is a fortune
In it ; this placets well known, and Is well patron
ized bv guestirrom all parts of the United States
and elsewhere; wlit sell low and on easy terms.
C. H. LOVE, No. 93 Fourth avenne mylO-W
Miscellaneous.
TO LET OR FOR SALE-HOTEL3, COTTAGES
and bath bouses, Atlantic City, N. J.: lots
for sale In all parts of the city: also So. Atlantic
City: Chelsea and for Atlantic Land Co. ISRAEL
G. ADAMS & CO.. Real Estate Agts.. Real Es
tate and Law Building. apI6-58
$9,800
WILL BUY ONE OF THE FINEST! A
Brick DwEllinrjs ":
-IN-
EAST END. !
Negley avenue on line of Dnquesna
Electrio Railroad; 12 large rooms,
batb, with stationary wasbstand,
w. c cabinet plate glass mantels,
reception hall, art fireplace: first
floor finished In bard wood combi
nation chandeliers, natural gas.
lanndry, front porch, beautiful
lawn, large lot, iron fence; this Is a
beauty.
BLACK & BAIRD,
95 FOURTH AVENUE.
myll-154-TTSa
FAIRMOUNT PLAN!
A SITUATION OF
PICTURESQUE BEAUTY,
But a few minutes' rltlo from heart of city by?.
Fenu ave cable Elegant snrronndings of thed
present preserved and perpetuated by building?
ivairicuuns.
IS HnTT TT of those very choice lots now'.
1J UiiJI toselL Buyers realize tbey
are cheap. They are sellings
quick. Easy terms of payment. Plans anda
particulars at our oiuces,
813 WOOD ST.,
6019 PENN AVE, E. E.
.Charles Somers & CoJ
my 10-70
E LARGEST
DOWN TOWN
. STORAGE PLANT
TT. A. SOEVEr.EIt
Warehouses and yards. Pike and Thirteenth.
Twelfth and Etna sts. - '
Private sidings in yards and warehouses. Low
rates oi insurance. egotiaule receipts Issued.
Separate departments for general merchandise.
uuui, luiuiiuic, uuuors ana metais. xianu
sorae and convenient office rooms tor use of
customers free
Railroad address, W. A. Hoeveler, Pika and.
Thirteenth sts.. Pittsburg, Pa, A. V. R. R. Carl
Placed at Twelfth. St. via. Jnnetlnn R R
ShlDpinz, distributing and hauling atteadedi!
" .E-L"uiisyacewiuipowertoier;a!arooral
with power to suit. mli27-ffi-TTSsa,
A
1
s.
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