BACHELOR'S HOME
To be Built on Fifth Avenue, Between
High and Tunnel Streets.
THE FLAT TO COST ABODT $30,000.
Houses to le Torn Down and Work Will
Begin Within Ten Kajs.
IT WILL BE OS THE SEW IOKK STILE
The tbaehelors or Pittsburg are to be con
gratulated. An enterprising citizen is about
to erect a handsome five-story building ex
clusively for tbeirnteand benefit. The new
structure is to be divided into flat, which
will be rented to the unmarried males of
the city. The site or this refuge for the
distressed Jennesse doree, is situated in the
square bounded by Filth avenue. Tunnel
street. Old avenue and High street. The
building will measure 120 feet by 30, and,
as has been stated, will consist of five stories.
Its principal entrance is to be located on
Fifth avenue, and it will extend back to
Old avenne, where another entrance will be
placed.
The plans are being prepared by a well
known firm of New York architects. They
'will be completed within ten days, when the
work of tearing down the houses now occu
pying the site will be at once begun. A
well-known Allegheny contractor will take
in hand the building operations.
The ground floor of this bachelor's home
will contain two billiard rooms and bath
rooms. The second, third and fourth
stories, with the greater part of the
fifth story, will be devoted to
suits ?of apartments for the bachelors.
In the fifth story a restaurant, kitchen,
etc., are to be tried,' wore as an experiment
than anything else The whole cost of erec
tion will be defrayed by the present owner
o;' the site, and he intends to conduct the
building single-handed. As in the new St
Nicholas law building on Grant street, both
brick and stone will be used, and a hand
some front is promised. Although the
surroundings are somewhat unfavor
nble, it is confidently expected by
the owner that his flats will "take" in Pitts
burg. "The bachelors will find them," he
said yesterday, to a Dispatch represent-'
lire, "more commodious and much eheaper
than hotel rooms. The plan of bachelor
fiats has proved wonderfully successful in
the metropolis, and I thins: it is go
ing to be equally so in Pittsburg.
The part of lifth avenue in whicn
bit bachelor' home will stand, is
coins: to be the business center ot our city
one of thpftft riilTO Anvtrnv fhn hent method
of improving a neighborhood is not by talk- j
ing about its squalor, butby buildmgin it."
From private reasons the future proprietor
of the pioneer bachelor flats prefers that his
name shall not be divulced for the present.
The ground to be occupied is near the old
Ohio and Pittsburg Milk Depot. The gen
tleman who will erect the building says he
will spend $30,000 upon it, but until several
negotiations are closed up he refuses to give
the exact location of the proposed home.
HOTBED IN THE "WEECK.
A Donrder Who Did Not Accept Good Advice
With Humble Mien.
William Robinson will hare bearing
before Alderman McMastcrs to-morrow on a
charge of assault and battery, entered
against him by William Hanua, of No. 30
Hnzcl street. Robinson was a boarder in
the lluntm household, but left the home.
The prosecutor claims that while Robin
koii tliil mi actual harm he was a trifle too
familiar in general and was advised to that
eflecl. He did not accept the accusation
with humility. When Hanua came into
the Aidcrraau's office he bore the appear
nnre of a man who had passcdfaml not un
injured, through a wreck of some sort.
AMERICAN MECHANICS OF OHIO.
Sevnrnl rittaburgera Attending the Buckeye
Hlntn Connell.
The Ohio State Council of the Jr. O. TJ.
A. M., which is in session at Canton, O., is
being attended by several Pittsburgcrs.
Miss Lillian Burkhardt appeared before the
200 representatives yesterday by special In
vitation and recited several patriotic se
lections. The order is growing rapidly in Ohio, and
much important buslnim is occupying the
attention ofthe present session.
Protection From on Allesred Lunntlc.
Leonard TJkakcr, a resident of Duquesne,
was yesterday arrested by Constable Helner,
of Alderman McMastcrs' office, on a charge
of surety ofthe peace made by August Wes
ser. The prosecutor claims that he was at
tacked by Uknker wflli the intention to take
his life, and as he believes his assailant to
be insane, the information was made to bare
his mental condition determined. TJkaker
was committed to jail.
Eureka Mineral Mprlnca, Snrcortown, Pa.
The Eureka Springs Hotel and sanitarium,
open winter and summer, located at this
well-known resort, commends itself to the
seeker after health, recreation or rest. A
heme for the afflicted, the overworked pro-.
fi-SHimi.il or business man. and a delightful
resort for a summer's outing.
Conveniently arranged.well located, pleas-
nnt surroundings, excellent table and service.
A fine orchestra will civc concerts daily.
The Eureka chalybeate (iron) and alknliue
waters, nature s remedy for rheumatism,
scrotula, eczema, anaemia, liver and stomach
troubles, kidney disease, sick headache, in
digestion, etc Ponce De Leon Hotel open
June l. lor particulars and illustrated
pamphlet address Eureka Mineral Springs
Co., Limited. royl,4,7,10,13,15
We ainkr lbs Best Bud Mattress In the City.
We use in it the belt hair that can be pro
cured. We use in it the verv best feather tick
ing, and in the making the best skill is em
plored. Yet our prlcss are only right.
Jos. lloiiNi: & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Atlrabpny'a Ilolld.
All the business houses of Allegheny who
keep open in the evening have concluded to
close nt 0 o'clock this evening, and nil the
tlrygoods stores and millinery stores will
dose Friday afternoon from 1 to 3 o'clock to
allow the clerks and all other employes to
see Hon O' My Thumb, the tiny little man
at tin World's Museum.
India Sii.ks India silks, reliable quali
ties only, from 1 yard and upward, a
Urge utiortmeul of the newest English
printings. Huuus Si HACKK.
TTSHU
"r Two Rirm Vnb Goods Bargains.
35c. finest French satines at IBe.
35c, 40c and 45c. fancy embroidered and
lace striped French and Scotch ginghams
at 25c h
Come quickly for choice.
Joh. Hokxe & Co. 'a
Penn Avenue Stores.
A S3 OObilO rbotucrapb Free
Of yourself or children with every dozen of
cabiuets at Hendricks & Co.'s, No. 68 Fed
eral St., Allegheny, every day this week.
Good cabinets 81 u dozen. Life-size cravon
only $3.
35:
, finest French satines at ISc.
Jos. HonifE & Co. 'a
Penn Avenue Stores.
'Js- "Boys' Velocipedes.
Usrgains sever before heard of, and none
bat "the best, at Harrison's Toy Btore, 123
X CUOTU h AUCgUEBT .
It Is Alleged the English Syndicate li After
Flttibnrg Conern.
A meeting of about ten Pittsburg brewen
was held yesterday in the Hotel Du
quesne. It it said that Mr. Eberhardt,
of Eberhardt & Ober, President of the
Brewers' Association; Mr. Frauenheim,
Sr., of Frauenheim & Vilsack and one of
the Messrs. Wainwright of the Winterton
brewery were present. The object of the
meeting was kept secret.
It leaked'out however, that the brewers
had assembled to meet Mr. I. Van D. Eeed,
slid to be the member of an old
New York brewing firm. Mr.
Reed's firm is not in the Brewers' Associa
tion. It was rumored extensively that some
Pittsburg brewers are thinking of sell
ing out. Mr. Eeed was extremely
angry teat any account oi me
meeting got abroad, and expressed
bis opinion in vigorous terms. He has been
in town since Tuesday, on whioh day he
visited Matt Weiss, of the Keystone Com
pany, and other well-known breweries.
ALLEGHENY'S SEMI-CEMIKM1AL.
Mllltnrr and Clrlc Parades With a Display
of Firework. (
The special committee on the Allegheny
semi-centennial met in the room of the
Clerk of Councils last night. The Chair
man read a copy of the resolutions of Coun
cils creating the committee. It stated that
the semi-centennial is to be celebrated on
Thursday, July 17, by an industrial and
historical parade.
The parade will consist of civil, military
and otber organizations in the morning and
a public mass meeting in the parks during
the afternoon. A display of fireworks will
close the celebrations.
Invitations will be extended to Pittsburg
and surrounding towns to participate in the
semi-centennial parade. The meeting Ad
journed to meet on Friday evening.
TTTR MHITABY TTRTT.T. POSTPONED.
Railroad Companies Conld Not Sapplr Can
for Two Bis: Events.
The date oi the .military drill at Expo
sition Park for the benefit ofthe West Penn
Hospital, which had been set for June 7,
will have to be postponed owing to the fact
that the annual picnic nf the Amalgamated
Association is to take place on tbat date.
The railroad companies found they could
not supply cars for both events on the same
dav.
The drill will be postponed but the date
will not be fixed for several days yet. The
promenade and concert at the Exposition
will also be postponed for the same reason,
aud as the Marine Band, of Washington,
has another engagement for that date.
Going to New Brighton
Department Commander of the G. A. E.,
J. F. Denniston, with a number of other
officials, will leave at 7:05 this morning to
attend the reunion of the O. A. R., which
txkes place at New Brighton to-day. Some
200 of the members of the Tarious posts
Irom this vicinity will be in attendance and
will return at 11 o'clock to-night.
9 '
A HOST BEAUTIFUL DISPLAY.
A Glimpse of ibe Wonderful Millinery at
Joseph Horse fc Co.'s.
Birds, flowers, laces, ribbons and women
reigned supreme in the artistic little parlor
nfMesirs. Joseph Horue & Co. yesterday.
It was their opening of summer millinery,
and such a dlstractlngly beautiful display
as their pattern hats made has never been
equaled in the city. There were all the latest
Parisian and London novelties from the
snake bonnet, consisting oi a black beaded
serpent wound around the head in sueh a
way as to sugcest the posing for a spring, to
the imtsjenso Gainsborough, which is always
so becoming. A glimpse nt the various de
signs shown talrly dazzled one for a minute,
but served to foreshadow the entire scope of
this summer's millinery
One exquisite novelty in that line, though
neither a bonnet nor a hat, is the floral boa,
which is to be worn with summer costumes
at the seashore, and is a distracting mass of
nx-eyed daisies and white ostrich tips. The
Gainsborough is luseparable from this
boa, and when combined, with the
beauty of a fuir wearer the com
bination is irresistible. These boas are
"just nut" and may be manufactured in
any flower, American beauties, pansles,
crush roses or water lilies, and In either are
very effective. One of the prettiest hats on
exhibition was a black tuscan turban, one
of Itedlern's conceits with four white swal
lows perched for the "homeward fly" on
the crown. A sailor hat, Tihich is to
be the July hat for street wear,
shown was a derided novelty
with an open work crown of horse hair
trimmed with corn-colored and white gauze
ribbou and a graceful bunch of sweet peas.
A bonnet that will grace a middle-aged
woman is composed of drawn crepe de chene,
the lrnnt of which is adorned with a large
Alsatian bow of heliotrope velvet fairly
sparkling with irridesceut beads, which lorm
a network over it.
On the real English hats narrow black
velvet ties are always to be found, but they
no longer form a bow under the chin or
at the side ofthe face, but are crossed and
taken to the back of the head to meet
the toque, there being confined with
a jeweled dart pin. One extremelv
pretty hat, in illustration of that,
was a lemon-colored muslin de sole crown,
with a canary-colored border with a large
Alsatian bow of point dutchess lace held in
place by massive gold ornaments. The
whole completed with a band of black velvet
next to the face and the narrow black velvet
ties.
A handsome English tnrban in black
with high side trimmingof light blue velvet
poppies, banded with an oriental lace of
gilt and turquois was one of the prettiest
things shown. An orchid bonnet, one of
the rarest and most striking, was seen com
posed of Aubergne velvet, one of
the new pansy shades, and the
entire crown one mass of the most natural
orchids imaginable. Another hat that ex
cited much admiring comment was of Gobe
lin blue tuscan made in whorls aud crowned
with black chantilly lace and wreathed
with Gobelin blue birds. An entirely
new idea was developed in the
Spanish hat of tuscan straw trimmed
with hummingbirds and cowslips and with
a lace mantilla attached at the back to bo
worn draped over face and shoulders. The
preceding are only a few of the many ex
quisitccreations that were to be seen andthat
may be patterned from, whilo at the continu
ation of the opening to-day any number of
perlectly fresh importations will be on ex
hibit. I1U8INF.H! CHA.NT.R9.
K
OTIUK 1W HKItL'llV OIVKN THAT ON
me first ilaynt April, 1SW, the urm of
A J. Ij. Scott, stair bulldars. dissolved
mrtnorshlp. Tho business from that Unto
has lieicu and Is now conductoil by
John K. Kcott, lato nt tho ald firm.
All accounts One thu lato firm of J. V,
A3. L. Hcott aro payable only to the
aid firm J. K. Hcott, who Is actlnc as
llquldatlnc; partner.
iii)lD-:g-T;i j, r. HCOTT.
DlbHOUJTION NOTlC'i:-THIC FJHM OI'
Wattles & Hheafer, Jowclers, was tills
dav dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr. Wattles lias sold all Ills Interest
tlieroln to Mr. Davison IJojd, with whom
James Hheafer bas founded anew partnership,
under the name and stjle of Bbeafcr ALlojd,
ti continue the business at the old stand. No.
S7 Fifth avenue.
All accounts auo to the old nrm as well as
acalnst It will be settled by the new Brra.
Mr. Wattles will remain with the new Urm,
and will bo pleased to sea bis friends, as here
tofore. JAMEHHHKAFEU.
W-WAItltKN WATTLES,
DAVlHO LLOYD.
May 8, 1890. mylO 87.TT8
0"
vCD"nicK:oTrr-
f or medicinal and family use it Is the nitrnt
finest flaror and oldest
KENTUCKY BOURDON WHISKY
eTer placed befora the public Experts are re
quested to test its superior quality above all
others. Bold by
JOH. FLEMING t BON. Dmrrlits.
Jj..pU-7-ttsso. tn Market st Pittsburg, Pa,
tO-JHrplav adrertttementt cn dollar per
iquarc or one interUon. Claxiifted advertise
ment on thu page tuch at Wanted, For Sale,
2b Let, eft, ten cent per line Jar each inter
Hon. and none taken for lett than flflv -:entt.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BRANCH OFFICES.
THE RRAHCn OFFICE FOR THE SOUTH
BIDE HAS BEEN KEMOVED TO HO. 1412
CAKSON STREET.
ADVERTISEMENTS, HEWS AND SUBSCRIP
TIONS CAN BE LEFT THERE BOTH FOR
GENERAL EDITIONS, AND FOR THE
SPECIAL. SOUTH8IDE ISSUE PUBLISHED
EACH 8ATUEDAT.
BRANCH OFFICES ARE ALSO ESTAB
LISHED AT THE FOLLOWING- PLACES,
AT ALL OF WHICH WANT. FOR BALE, TO
LET, AND OTHER TRANSIENT ADVERTISE
MENTS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO P.M.
FOR INSERTION NEXT MORNING!
Advertlsementsretobe prepaid exespt where
advertisers already bare accounts with Tax Dls
rxTca. PITTSBURG.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. J5u9 Bntler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY. 34th street and Penn are.
E. G. STUCKEY A CO., Wylle are. and Fultomt.
14. bTOKF.LV. Fifth Avenue Market Home,
XAST ZirD.
1. W. WALLACE, 6121 Penn arenas.
OAKLAND.
MCALLISTER A SHEIBLER, 8th ST. A Alwood St.
SOCTXISIDX.
JACOB srOHN. No. rcsrson street.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. ITAERCHER, 69 Federal street.
H. J. UcBRIDF. Market House, Allegheny.
FRED H. EGGERS. 171 Ohio street.
F. H. EGGERS ft SON, Ohio and Chestnut its.
J. F. STEVENSON. Arch and Jackson streets.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwlnaves.
G. W. HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Bearer ares.
PERRY M. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny ares,
T. 1'- MORRIS, CSS Preble are.
M1LLVALE 1SOROUUH.
W. W. FLOCK.ER. Stationer. No. 4 Grant are.
SHARP3BURG.
a BELLMAN. Stationer, 818 Main St.
ADVERTISERS,
PLEASE NOTICE!
THE BUSINESS OFFICE OF
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
HAS BEEN REMOVED
tO CORNER SMITHFIELD AND
Diamond Streets.
WANTED.
Male HelO.
-TTTA.NTED-A peeukk. BTSI & CO.,
W Printers, 207 Wood St. mylS-28
w
ANTED IMMEDIATELY GOOD BAR-
JiEK. ZSO FIFTH AVJi myl&-71
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ANTED-PHOTOGKAPH PKINTER AT J.
H. TRUXELL'B.li Fifth are.,clty. myl5-24
WANTED-WAGON WOODWORKER. AP
PLY 67 to CS Ridge arenue, Allegheny,
TETER 11LATT. myl5-59
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS BOOK TRESS
MAN. UIIE WERNER PRINTING AND
LiTiio. co., Akron, o. mri3-8i
WANTED-A BRIGHT. ACTIVE BOY.
about IS years old, to collect, etc. Address
A. C. K.. Dispatch offlce. myl5-23
-T7-ANTED-2 OH MORE COATMAKEHS AT
TV onrp! nrst-clsss workman only. Address
J. L. LUCKIIART, Washington, Pa. myH-fll
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ANTED TWO FIRST-CLASS COAT
makers, to CO tnieountrr town, lnntilre
t IV .1. r.flflfltlN V.Y OfU lltwn.tt tavlC-RT
J . . ., ,.-..
WANTED-AN EXPEICIENCED YOUNG
man In the retail grocery business; city rcf
erence required. Call 1000 PEN N AVE. myl5-7s
WANTKD-F1RST-CLASS COAT MAKEHS
to work on fine coats. Apply JAM. DICK
SON, A3 Fifth are., eor. Wood st second floor.
mjZ-l)
WANTED-BOILEKMAKKKS AND H1VET
Kits; good wages and steady 'mplnyinent
to competent men. Inqulni US WATER sf.. n
ii j-
2V
stairs.
mjrlJ-:
WANTED - FIKST-CLAMS TAILORS TO
work on altering and repslrlng. Apply
JA8 DICKSON, U Fifth are., cor. Wood St.,
second floor. myl-D
WANTED-YOUNG MAN AIIOUT 18 YEARS
old for Invoice clerk and collector: must be
a good penman. Address COLLECTOR. DIs
pstch offlce. my 16-30
-TTfANTED-TWO FIRST-CLASS SALESMEN
rV to take orders for retail grocery, teas and
spices: nothing buthuitlcrs need apply. Address
GKOUBHIKS, Dlmatcli onlce. rayl3-7S
ANTED-COOl'EltS AND TANK BUILD
KKS: steady work for good barrel coopers
and tank builders. Apply to 11. J. HEINZ Co..
No. 213 Main St., Allegheny Ultr, Pa. raylO-Kl
TrT-ANTED-HnSNOORAPHER AND TYPE
V WKirEK: a young man with experience,
to attend to correspondence, etc.. In ofllceof Iron
works. Addreis U. !., Dlspstcb offlce. inyl(-OI
WANTED-l HREE OR FOUR FIKST-CLASS
machinists used to line, light work : none but
competent men need apply, to R. I). NU1TALL
A CO., Grant are. and jloquot St., Allegheny
City. mylU
WANTED-TWO GOOD DIE SETTERS FOR
cutting room: good wagasand steadrwork
with chance foradranreraent to proper parties.
THE HomiKISS BOLT A NUT CO., Grecns
burg. my!4-4S
WANTED-AOENT8-SENDME YOUB AD
DRESS! I have sometblug new to offer you
where II an hour can eaallr be mado; write at
oncci sample free. Address J. C. CRAM, Wclli
burg, W. Va. Box 283. myl4-D4
WANTED-RELIABLE LOCAL AND TRAV
ELING salesmen) positions pcrmancnti
speclsl inducements now; fast-selling specialties:
don't dclar: salary from start. BROWN BROS.,
Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y. inrlI-88-TTS
WANTED-OOPYIST-TO DO OCCASIONAL
work at home or elsewhere engrossing
deeds or other legal documents; must write neat,
legible round hand. Address, with specimen of
writing, BOX 833, Postogce. Pittsburg. myl&-47
TITANTKD-OAH BUILDERS-A FEW GOOD
V car builders, experienced on freight car
work; also blacksmiths and planlng-inlll ma.
chine bands. THE ENSIGN MANUFACTUR
ING COMPANY, Huntington, W. Va.
my!3-48-TTg
AISTEO-AT NEW CASTLE, BEAVER
FALLS, McKeeaport, Hraddock. Mans
field. Tarontum, Pa., and Bteubenvllle, o..
agents who can command some capital for a
money-making enterprise. Address J. II. si KV
ENBON, 100 Fifth are. iiiylM)
W
ANTED-BAD WRITERS AT SMART'S
Business College. 12 Federal street, aiia.
chenv: ODcn dallr throueh summer, n a. m. tn o
F. m.: system of shorthand cbauged from
Graham's to Eclectic, the briefest aud slmplent:
instruction private for both sexes. myls-TTssu
ANTED-SALESMEN AT 175 PER MONTH
salarrand expenses, to sell a llneorsllrer-
plated ware, watches, etc.; by sample only; horse
and team furnished free; write at once for full
Particulars and sample case of goods free. STAN
ARD bILVERWARE CO.. Boston, Mais.
SC24-90-D
-TT7-ANTED-AGENTB TO SELL TEA, BAK
YV ING powder and pure spices; gilts with
goods; coke workers, miners or mlllmen can make
money In their sparo time: special Inducements
to persons having established trade. YAMA
SHIRO TEA CO., 83 Jackson St., Allegheny. Pa.
apJO-70-TTIlS
"W
AVI ED-AGENTS IO SELL THE FAST
selling Catholic Shrine adrcrtlicu so ex.
tenslrely by Eastern firms In our city papers; we
have them In all their beauty; call soon if you
want to bo one ofthe first In the Held, K. GATE.
LY A (XI.. 17 Federal at.. Allca-henv.
my!3-4-TTS
TT-ANTED-A M0, j LINEMAN BY THE
V Citizens' Natural Oss Co., New Brighton,
Beaver CO.. Pa.; must thoroughly understand bis
bualnesa, be sober, reliable and lnduatrlona;
preference will ba given to a married man want
Ing steady employment; salary IX per month. H.
C. ALBRIGHT, Bupt. mylH-tt
WANTKU-0 EN KRAL AGENTS, WIIOMAKK
from 3,ooo to SJ.0W per year; canraiaers rrom
(I to flu per day selling IheTnylor adjustable tlioo;
every lady Is a poislhlo customer: ucrntaurnt
bualucsa; excluslvo territory awlgued. Addrma,
with atsnip, (,'ONWJLIDATED ADJUSTABLE
bllOECO., Salem, Mats. ni-W-TT
WANTED-WORK1NGMKN WHO HAVE
some Icliuro time, living In LawreucevllJr,
Hlmrpsburgor Eton, to sell lota and new houaea
for us on very easy payments: the lots nro the tin.
rat In the neighborhood: prices only llUOto f.ic0;
parments, fl to 12 per wecxi no lntereat or taxes;
you can make a lot of extra money by working for
us. MAG AW A GOFF, Llin., lti Fourth ave.
myn-m-TTSU
ANTED-.'JIAN OF ABILITY AND EXPE.
I1IKNI1K fn annDrllltoud lllfi nraillpnl ..-
'
partment of a foundry and manufacture of
rmnipa; inua woanwii w,Muiiicr ui neip; one
who can lake from P,000 to j.u Interest In the
business preferred, but the right man Is more de
sired than capital; a raro chanco for the right
man with flrst-elass references; full particulars of
experience, with referencei j. mast b. given lose
cure reply. Address MEI1C1IANT8' NA'lIONAL
BANK. Aurora, III. mylJ.89.TTS
Femnln fleie.
WANTE )-OOODCOOrf r-OR SMALL FAM
ILY In'East End: will pay fl pcrweckto
competent person. Apply ens pj;NN AVEN UK.
myl3-cs
WANTED-EXPERIENCEO SALESLADIES
for our millinery, fan and cloak depart
ments: none but those having thorough knowl
edge of the above departments need apply.
DANZIOERAC'J.. Slxthst. andPeunave.
myls-27
WANTED-AIt EDUCATED PROTESTANT
woman to nurse one child S years old; must
apeak pure French 'and German and be able to
sewt nono but best of references need annlvi
good wages, .Address 21 LLNCOLN AVE.. All.
gheny, f ,
inyu-21
Frmnle Help.
WANTED-A WOMAN TO COOK AT THE
NEWSUorH' HOME, IS Old are., rear of
Jail. - mylS-78
WANTED-I2 GIRLS TO SEW CARPETS:
only thosa with experience need anpir- .
GKOETZINGEIC, 827 and fcs Penn are. nirlt-70
WANTED-EXFEKIENCED DRESSMAKER
at 29 VILLA bT.,berenth ward. Allegheny.
injrl5-6t
Otnle and Femnle Help.
WANTED-2 COATMAKERS. AND 2 GIRLI
for helpers, at LOUIS KABLE'B, 118 Col.
Has arc. myl5-!7
ANTED-CARRIAGE DRIVER. BUTLER,
mn ror hotel, farm hands, gardeners, cooks,
chambermaids, house glrlsr 20 girls for hotels and
summer resorts: woman cook til) per week. MKE-
HAN 'S. 645 Grant St. "T'S-P
WANTED-ONE SEAMSrREbS. 1 LADY'S
maid, 200 bonse girls, cooks, chamber
maids, dining room girls, nurses. German and
colored girls, waiters, farm bands, gardeners,
MRS. E. THOMFbON, 608 Grant U api8-MTh8
SItnatlons.
WANTED-POSITION AS DRUG CLERK
Registered: 8 years experience; reference
rrom present employer: outside of city preferred.
Address DRUGsTBlalrsville. Box 305. myl5-19
Fairtnera.
VTrANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN WITH A
tV capital orabont 31.000 to 12,000 to engage In
?ew business controlled bv a valuable patent
SJfh no competition. For full particulars address
BOX 501. P. p., city. mylS-18
Boarder nnd Lodacrs.
TIJANTEO-A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF
,iVT.,?2i?,dlr.e!9'wlsDe a room-mate. Call at
197 FOURTH AVE., cor. of Ross street. Pitts
burg. inyl5-72-Thrsu
Financial.
-rtT-ANTED-MORTGAGES-MON EY TO LOAN
V lnsnmsto suit at 4K, s and S per cent.
ALLES A BAILEY, 164 Fourth are. Tel. 107.
ap!9-14-TTSSU
-TTTANTED MORTGAGES ON CITY OR
V V Allegheny county property at lowest rates.
HENRY A. WEAVER CO., 2 Fourth avenue.
mh2-D
WANTED-.MORTUAGES IN LARGE AND
small amounts at lowest rates. MA
CRUM A CUBBAGE, Room 34 Fidelity Building,
121 Fourth ave. fcl9-61
WANTED-MOBTGAGES IN LARGE OR
small amounts; rate of Interest 4H to 8 per
cent prompt. BAXTER, THOMPSON A CO.,
162 Fourth avenue. my4-83-1.5,7.9. 11, 13.13.17
TTA.NTED TO LOAN MONEY AT THE
T V least market rates on mortgages In large or
small amounts. Bee W. A. HERRON A SONS,
No. 80 Fourth avenue. myl-24-MTH
XIFANTKD-MOldGAGl!-tl.ODa,C00TOLOAN
TV In large and small amounts at 4K, SandC
Eer cent, free of State tax: no delay. REED B.
OYLE A CO., 131 Fourth ave. my21.flO-TT8
WANTED-TO LOAN 8500,000. IN AMOUNTS
of S3, 000 and upward, on city and suburban
property, on H percent, tree of taxrAlao smaller
amounts at 5 and 6 per cent. BLACK; A HAIKU,
SS 1 ourth avenue. se21-d26-D
WANTED-MOKTGAGES-tl, 000, C00TO LOAN
. J city and suburban properties at 4K, Sand
finer cent, and on larms in Alleebenr and acla-
-cent counties at 6 per cent. 1. 11. rBflflUCH 4
SON. 147 ronrtb avenue.
ap7-f41
WANTED-TO X.OAN S200.000 ON MORT
GAGES: 109 and upward at 6 per cent;
two, 000 at 4,S per cent on residences or business
property; also In adlolnlng counties. S. H.
FRENCH, la Fourth avenue. oc2l-4-D
WAN TED-TO SELL 15 SHARES OF AR
MENIA Insurance Co. 's stock: slnpel874
hare received cash dividends on said stock
amounting to 11.800: necessity compels tho owner
to sell, but will not Uke leas than par (81,tK). Ad
dress J. B., Dispatch offlce. my 13-60
1 Mlscellnneona.
WANTED-YOU TO GET A BAKER'S
dozen (13) of Stewart A Co. 's fine cabinet
photos for II. at M and S2 FEDERAL ST.. Alle
gheny, -m mv28-49-TTBQ
T7-ANTED-LADIE3' AND CHILDREN'S
Y dreascs to make on short notice; reasonable
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. LOUVRE,
24 Sixth street. my!5-4l
WANTED-LADIES TO KNOW THAT AT 24
Slxthst. they call havo their dresses made
on short notice; alao children's dresses: reason
able prices. LOUVRE, 24 Sixth St. myls-41
WANTED- UPRIGHT PIANO, UOLD
watch or diamonds In exchange for city
lots at Portsmouth. O.: population 17,000; no en
cumbrance. Address WATCH, Dispatch offlce.
mylMS
FOli HALE-IMPHOVKD KRAL ESTATE
East And Residences.
FOR 8 A L E-t2,200-A COZY 4.ROOMED
houac; good cellar, large lot, good street. Ore
minutes' or P. R. It. or cable. MELLON IlltOTII
KKS, MID Station t., E. K. myll-l71-TT8u
T7OU SALE-IH.900-BRIOK HOUSE, SEVEN
Jr rooms; modern conveniences; hnndaome lo
cation; on paved at. ; Nineteenth ward: lot 49x110
(act. MELLON BRO'lHEUS, 0340 Station St., ,
Ks mylJ.171-TTSU
FOK SALE-S5.00O-MKYUAN AVE.. OAK
LAND, 2-story nnd mansard brick dwelling of
7 rooms, ball, vestibule, bath, ranee, laundry,
porches, (to. BLACK A BAIUD, 93 Fourth are.
P32 uiyll-153
I710IC HALE-S3.500-A NEW FRAME HOUSE
! In Oakland on line of ueweleotrto road; seren
rooms, hall, restlbule, bath, range, slate man
tels, etc.; a big bargain. DM BLACK A BAIltD,
85 Fourth aro. in y 1 1-137
Tt
l-.0K8AI.E-ON BT.CLAIR ST.. ONEHOUARE
from the Penn are, cable cars, well located
in tho midst of East Liberty, lot 81x70 lent, with a
good brick house of six rooms; price, 11,000: terms
easy. See W. A. HERRON A SONS, No. 80
Fourth ave. myJ-2-2,7, 10.15
FOK SALE S4.V00 HANDSOME HOME
Shady Bide:" new ytioen Anne house. S
rooms; conveniences: now occupied by owner and
In perfect condition: nice large lot; attractive
surroundings. CHARLES SOMERS A CO., 313
Wood St., 0019 Penn ave. myI5-53
I7OR SALE-COMPLETE EAST END DWELI,-
ING, centrally located. Just finished, late
style o( architecture. 8 rooms, well finished; cor
ner lot 40x120 feet, near cable and steam cars; only
S7.000; terms moderate. Bee W. A. HEHRON k
bONS, No. 80 Fourth aye. myl-20-Th
ITIOR SALE-ONE BOLD AND ONLY ONE
left, lloqnet st.. one minute from Firth ave.,
anew frame dwelling, eight rooms, hall, restl
bule, porches and nil modern Improvements:
rented lor W20 per year: only 13.700: a great bar
galn. See REED B. CO YLKA CO. rayl5-54-Ths
FOR SALE-3,O00-NICE CORNER: GOOD
K. E. streets: near to both cables: an at
tractive borne suitable as a location for business
and worthy ot attention as an Investment: lot
36x115 with house or 0 rooms. CHARLES SOM
ERS A CO., 313 Wood St., 6019 Penn are.. E. E.
myl5-63
Ilnzplvrood Residence.
ITlOK BALE-NEW 8-HOOM BRICK DWELL
' I.NU, slate mantels, tile hearths: one square
from Second Avenue Electric road: lot 24x120.
SAMUEL W. BLACK A CO., 09 Fourth ave.
IUV15-11-TT8
Alleshenv Residences.
IT'OR BALE-ONLY 81.500-HOUSK 5 ROOMS;
lot2ux55 leet, near Robinson and Craig sts.,
Allegheny. A. D. ILSON, 55 Federal st.
in) 80-2-MTT
FOR SALE-PARK RESIDENCE, ON SHER
MAN ave.: bouse 10 rooms; poaseislon In 90
davs. For particulars see A. 13. WILSON, 65
Federal St., Allegheny. myl4-30-Ths
FOIt SALE UltlCK HOUSE. 7 ROOMS AND
attic: lot 25x130 feet: located on BucnaVisut
st. to Pcrryslllc avenue, on Klcctrlc, line: price
only 3.500. BUCKFKLD A BRACKEN, 61 Ohio
St., Allegheny. myH-03
F ORSALE-ALLLG HEN Y PROPERTY, WITH
dwelling of 7 room a and dwelling In rear of 6
rooms: annual rents f4(: we can oiler this for a
short time at 15,000. BAXTER, .THOMPSON A
CO., 182 Fourth are. rayll-98-TTS6U
IT'OR SALE-BRICK HOUSE, 8 KOOMU AND
. attic, bslh.room and w. c. on Monterey St.,
Allegheny; lot 2D.X1C8 fict, on line or 1'. V. Flcc
trlc road, near to park. BECKFELD A
iiKAuiiEH, 01 umo st Allegheny. myl4-00
IT'OR BALK- ALLEGHENY RESIDENCE
: properties at very reasonable prices and In
the moat dealrablc locations on thu following
atrcctai Lincoln, Sherman aud North aventtca.
Beach, Bldwell, Shrfllrld. Locuat and Franklin
streets. DAVID SHAW A CO., 15 Fourth ave.
mvl3-82-TT8
ITiOll SALK-OHOICK LOCATION SECOND
. ward, Allegheny, cloto to electric ears, almoat
new dwelling, pressed brick front, atone trim
mings, six rooms and finished attic, largo douhlo
parlors, stationary wah stands, slato mantols,
bath. Inside w, c, range, laundry, etc.; street
P,'5v?il,JnJl1.,CWCI','''i ITlco 80,600. SAMUEL W.
BLACK A CO., W Fourth avo. myl3.7:-TT8
rtubnrbnn Itralneneea.
FOR HALK-VF.UY CHEAP-ONE AND A
Imiracrvsornlielnnd at Kmsworth. P., I't.
. AC 11. It., only ten minutes' walk from llio
station, c. JIEBINUKUAHON, 150 Fourth ave.
myl6-l6-TTH
TTIOK SALK-IIKmitAllLE bUBURIIAN Rimi
; DKNCKS, building lots ami acre prnportlcs
on the Ft. Wayne Itailroad. at llellcvun, Hewlrk
liy and Edgoworth, DAVID SHAW A CO., 162
1'ourtli ac. myl3-2-Trs
1? OR SALE -A CHOICE HOME; SHORT
'drive from Wllklnshiirg orTurtlo Creek: P.
It. It, ; 40 acres: new house and barn; rich sail;
land all tillable; roung orchard; flue springs,
ED. WrmBli, 410 Grant St., Pittsburg,
myll-D
FOR BALE-SMALL HOUSE AND LOT AT
Emsworth at suction, on premises, Satur
day, 17th May, S o'clock; the late Dr. Joseph
Courtney's rcaldenre at the fork of tho road, near
Emsworth station, Fort nviin road, seven miles
from towni tho lot Is about SOxlim, with frame, six
rooms: toglrebuversnn Idea of the character of
this prouerty wo say that the probable price will
bottom f2,(Wl to (2.500; therein i- ullo two vacant
lots 5(1x1211, which will close up tills citate. Terms
atsnle. Tako train at Federal St., 2)15 city time.
A. LLUOATEASON. Auctioneers. myl6-7d
POK SALE-QUAKER VALLKY.OR BEWICK
LEY' A handaome residence of 12 rooms, fin
ished in hard wood, bathrooms, laundry, good
water In abundance, natural and artificial gas,
complete sewerage, asphaltum driveways and
sldcwulks; AH acres orbeautliul grounds with fine
sloping lawns In perfect condition, fruit and
shade trees: high ground, with splendid new of
surrounding country; choicest neighborhood. On
account or owner living in California the
property will be sold 810,000 below what it cost.
BAMUEL W. BLACK CO., W Fourth ave.
myli-n
City -Loti.
FOK SALX-ON FISK ST.. NEAR PENJT
ave.. Seventeenth ward, very desirable lots
22x140 feet. See W. A. HEBRON A SONS. No. 80
Fourth are. myi-Su-rn
Vas TwJt 1 rsi.
T7IORSALE-C0RNERLOT, C0xl2o! ON50-FOt
A1 street Nineteenth ward, close to cable Iln
and P. R. B. MELLON BROTHERS, 3W Statu
St., E. E.
J7OH BALE-FOR S1.S00; EASY PAYMENTS;
. lotS0xl02ft., onHowesu, cor. of anslley,
?," t'y'-.f'O'H.Koup street. See W. A. HER-
"urtttDuiio, oUFOurtn arcuuc wtrw-.H
Oil BALK-OAKLAND AVE.-A BEAUTI-
JL- FUL building lot. MxlIO leet: street pavea
and flagstone sidewalk; also, sewer privilege to
Atwood st. BLACK A BAIUD, 3S Fourth ave.
myll-155
FOR SALE-BUILDING LOTS-PRICES VERY
reasonable, only 1900 each; easy payments;
size 24x100 feet on Homewood ave., near the sta
tion, P. R. rV 8ee W. A. HERRON A BONB. 80
Fourth ave. inyl-53-Th
FOR SALE-13, C00-HOWE ST. NEAR SOUTH
HIGHLAND AVE.: lot 49x120 feet, directly
on line of new Duquesno electric road; very de
sirable location; building restrictions, sewered
street, etc. ; easy terms. SAMUEL W. BLACK
& CO., 89 Fourth ave. myl6-l
FOR SALE E. E. LOT. 100X105 FEET
corner property; one square from Fifth ave
nue cable or Duquesne electric roads: on a M-foot
sewered street: lerel and In excellent neighbor
hood: Just the spot for building 3 or 4 moderate
priced dwellings for sale or rent. SAMUEL V, .
BLACK & CO.. 09 Fourth aw. myl5-12
fOR SALE-SIX. ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL'
JL' lavlntrland at main entrance to ocneniey
Park at 60 per cent less than is being asked for the
adjoining land that aoes not lay any better; the
grounds are covered with fine fruit, shads and
shrubbery: to anyone wanting really the finest
location adjoining the Park grounds this property
has no equal now on the market: will sell on
terms to suit. C.H.LOVE, No. 83 Fourth ave
nue. rayl4-5i-Thssn
Alleclicnr Lots.
FOR SALE 100 ALLEGHENY LOTS ON
Lombard St.. Linden and Maple ares.. Tenth
and Twelfth wards: payments easy. Inquire ot
J. AS. MCNAUGUEK, 43 North Diamond St.. or
43 Federal st. mhl2-56-D
Snbarbnn Lot.
FOR SALE-CHARLEROl 4 CHOICE LOTS
in this new town; located on beat streets and
at very low prices. BAXTER, THOMPSON A
CO., 162 Fourth are. mylI-98-TTSSu
FOR SALE NORTH HOMES1EAD LOTS, 60X
12S feet, fronting on a 60-ront street, near
Swlssvale station, P.R.R., and City Farm station,
B.AO. R. R. : price S400 to $500 each: terms to suit.
IRA M. BUKCHFIELD, 153 Fourth arenue.
apl0-36-D
Farms.
FOR SALE-ONLY 11.400 FOR A FARM OF 29
acres with frame house of four rooms, frame
stable, young orchard, several springs, etc.: one
and a half miles from Logan's Ferry, A. V. It. It.
C. BERINGER & BON, US Fourth are.
myl5-15-TT8
FORSALE-OREXCHANGE-A BEAUTIFUL
farm of 215 acres near Llgonler, Westmore
land Co., of which 100 acres Is under cultivation,
balance in timber; good new house of four rooms,
hall, large porch, cellar, etc.; also, large new
barn, fences, etc; surface lerel and gently roll
ing, an abundance of water, young orchard, etc.:
price only 80,000. C. BERINGER A SON. 158
Fourth are. myl5-15-Ti8
SUscellnneona.
ITIOR SALE-OWN A HOME-WE WILL BUY
? or build for you anywhere and let your rent
pay for the property: no security required.
GRANITE STATETPROVIDENT ASSOCIATION,
orancn omee, stanaara ouiiamg, esi-oxi vvoou st,
myl3-l5-TTSSa
FORSALE-A GREAT BARGAIN 'IN 700
acres ofland In Scioto county. O.: 120 acres
under cultivation, balance In timber; about 400
acres ofthe land level and gently rolling, balance
hilly but not rocky: all can be cultivated: young
orchard now bearing; two-story frame house of
flro rooms and three tenement houses, stable,
etc.; price only 88 per acre. For further particu
lars call on cTBERINGER&SON, 1V1 Fourth
ave. mvI5-15-TT
FOR SALE-BUSINESS.
Bnalnran Cbnncea.
FORSALE-AGOOUBABBERSHOP-OWNER
Intends to quit the business. Apply at NO.
4433 PENN AVENUE.
j.nuiu myiwi
FOR BALE-BARBER SHOP: GOOII LOCA
TION; reason for selling to nulrthe baslneas.
Inquire at JOHN YOKDT'S, 1W Spring Garden
aro,, Allegheny. myl3-74
F!
OH KALE-GIUICEKY BTOUE-NO. 171 MO
CLURE AVE.. Allczhenvt sell at Invoice about
(900; doing good business: proprietor going In
other buiincis; cill soon. my 15-44
171 OK BALK A GOOD-PAYING BAKUER
7 shop; good reasons; mint be sold at once. In
quire at tho leading barber supply depot, A.
KDL1S A CO., 502, 501, 808, tOSand 610 Liberty st
Pittsburg, Pa. inyill-23
17Olt SALE-ONE-TIIIKD INTEKE8T IN A
brick manufacturing business In the city;
capital required 10,000. Full particulars to prin
cipals only from JAS, W. DRAPE A CO.. 129
Fourth ave,, 1'ltttburg. myls-48-UTlis
ITIOR SALE-OKNTS FURNISHING STORK,
; No. 4751 Butler street, doing anlcobualneaa;
new stock; owing to the death of owner will ba
sold to good party on rusy terms. For particu
lars Inqulro of A. C. FOSrER, IIS Forty-fourth
st.
myII-32
FOIt BALK-GENTS' FURNISHING BTORE
Well located, cigar and news stand: Sound
lue storo In town or 8,000 population; grocery,
drug, cigar and other stores, lunch room, etc,
PERCIVAL A CHAPMAN. 439 Urant St., room
No. 1. niyl3-M
IT'OR SALE SKVEltAI, CHOICE COUNTRY
; stores, good, fresh, clean slock, and prosper
ous trade: wchavusomo special bargains In this
line to which we would like to call the attention of
parties meaning business. SHLTAKD A CO., 151
Fourth avenue. mrI5-20
FOR HALE-FISH AND FRUIT DEPOT;
finest book and atatlonery store In beat town
In Weatorn Pennsylvania; excellent city inuilo
store, good ofllco business; grocery stores, bak
eries, drugstores, cigsr stores, butebsr shops.
HIIEPARD A CO.. nf Fourth are. myl4
T7AOR BALE-bTOVE AND TIN STORE WITH
JL1 larze eatabllabed trade: llttlo competition:
mce 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 bo sold
st a discount and on easy terms. Address C. 11.
FOLBOM, Lima, Ohio. malO-11-TTBSu
Haalnens Stands-
FOR HALE-A FIRST-CLASS HDTEU WITH
license, situate central part of Pittsburg, For
particulars address K., Dispatch offlce.
inyl8-84-TT
FOK HALE-FIFTH AVE. CORNER PJtOP
EKTY, with two 3-story brick storo room
and dwelling: large lot; number one business
stand; Investigate this. BAXTER. THOMP
SON A CO., 162 Fourth are. m; 11-09-TTBBu
T TiO It 8ALE-AN ELEOANT NEW BRICK
J residence and buslncaa pruperty, 9 rooms,
halls, bath, nat. and artificial gnsca, hot and cold
water, slate mantels all through bouse, with large
storeroom 22x36 ft., with 12 ft. ceilings: corner lot
21x114 It. : good location for grocery and will be
sold cheap and on eaay terms. Inquire MOltltl
SON A BANKS, 1113 Carson st. inylO-TTS
FOK BALE AT ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
Taylor's Central Restaurant and Baker)',
with real estate, horses and wagons and complete
outfit; doing a business orso,0u0 per )ear: cen
trally located, opposite postofflcc. Opera House,
and 600 yards from principal railroad depot; sick
ness cause of selling, for psrtlculars address
JOHN S. TAYLOR, Atlantlo City, N. .).
mfI3-25-TTS
FOR BALK-BU8INE8S PKOPEH1 Y ON PENN
aro.. East End; 3-story frame: first floor
20x32: used ns store room: suitable foranymcr
cantlio bualnesa: 5 dwelling rooms, ball and vesti
bule, bath, cemented cellar, hot and cold water,
gas. burglar nlarni: 2-story stable on the rear;
reason for selling, poor health; price only 84,000:
this Is a bargain. OF.O. C. SLEETH, Penu and
Shady ares.. East End. mvlO-SO-TTS
FOR BALE ailrJCELLANKOUf.
Hone. Vehicle. Llvo Stock. iVc
ITIOR BALE-FINE TIKIV1NO MAKE, HAR-
NESS and rig. ADAMS A WATTEltSO.V,
rear of Hamilton Hotel, Penn nve. myl4-i)2
FOR SALE--A KINK DRIVING MARE: EX
CELLENT lor saddle and barncas: apetily
and sare. Can bo seen at tho stable of A. M,
itltoU'N. corner nf Liberty avenuo and Conrad
street, Twentieth ward, Pittsburg.
mylO-8l-Th88u
FOR MALK-A GRAND CART OR BROUGHAM
horse, 16 hands high, 0 years old. blocky built,
dark bay, no white, high spirited but gentle aud a
flue, prompt driver in single and doubln harness;
splendid kneo action and carries head high with
out chock: Is also well brokon to saddle nnd per
fectly broken to march mid parade: this Is 0110 of
the bandaoinrat geldings to bn seen anywhere, and
ho Is sound and all right. Address P. 0, SHANK,
Lltchdcld, Medina county, Ohio.
inyfi-m-n,iM7,is,:n.:i,2-
RInclilnerr mid Metal.
JTIOR SALE-ENGINES AND BOILERS-NEW
and refitted: repairing promptly attended to.
ORlKIt FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO.,
LIM., below Suspension bridge,-Allegheny, Pa.
ap 1-76
T7IOR MALE-ONE 20X24 HORIZONTAL EN-
GINK, 23,000 feet second-hand wlraropoi also
hoisting and portable anglncs ami Hlomen valves,
castings, etc VELTE A 61UDON ALD, 3200 Penn
avenue. lyil-oi.TTS
FOR SALE DltlLLINU ENGINES AND
boilers lor oil or gas wells, engines and boil
ers In every alio and style, saw mills and wood
working machinery. 1IARMES MACHINE
DEPOT. No. 97 First ave., Pittsburg, Pa.
mli9-D
IT'OR HALE-SECOND-HAND KM11M.S A.U
! boilers; all sizes and stvles In slock, Irum 4 to
1Mb, p. ;all rcnitcdigondaa new, at lowest price:
portablo engines, to 2) b. p. : boilers all aires
and styles. J.S. YOUNG,23Park way, Allegheny.
Pa. ic25-o-i
UlUeellnneona.
TTiORBALE-A niOH PITCH. BOEHM SYt-TESl
X .Date, made by Albert, Brussels. 532B1SSELL
BLO'IK. uiyl5-14
TTIOR SALE-THREE POOL AND ONE BILL-254.pIEANKNUAVE1.e','IeX'-Yefr
'"""myW
TTIO
ft
OR BALE BANK SAFE-FIRE AND
urglar proof, with time lock; one-third cost.
IOT9.36-TTJSB .
STIacenaneoua.
FOR SALE-MATERIAL AT THE ECONOMY
Oil Works, Freedom, consisting of steam
pumps, 2, Sand 4-lnch suction, two second-band
boilers, lot of second-hand pipe, fittings, etc.,
from 1 to 4 inch, Iron tanks, buildings, and alot
ot second-hand lumber. Inquire ot J. ABLKTT,
Duquesne way and Eighth street, Pittsburg, or
E. D. MELLON, Freedom. Pq. myll-66-TT8n
EDUCATIONAL.
KB B L E SCHOOL SYRACUSE, N. Y.
Boardlne School for girls. Under the-su-perrision
of the lit. Ker. t. D. Huntington, S.
T. D. The twentieth school year begins Wed,
Sept. 17,189a Apply to MISS MARY J.JACK
SON. Principal. myS-GdVrbS
RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTI
TUTE. Troy, N.Y. Examinations for ad
mission to this, thu oldest school of engineering
in the United States, will be held in Plttsburp;,
Pa., on June 4, 1890. Candidates will be exam
ined in the following subjects: Spelling, En
glish grammar; geography, arithmetic, algebra,
tbrongb equations of the second degree in
cluding radicals and In plane geometry. The
examinations will be wholly written, and a fee
ot f5 will be required of each candidate. Can
didates will report to O. W. Q. Ferris, C. E.
room 815, Hamilton building, 9 A. M. to 6 P. M
For further information address
D, M. GREENE. Director.
ap29-8I-TTS Troy. N. Y.
ADCTIOa SALES.
AUCTION SALE
OF
UNCLAISIED FREIQH T
BY THE
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, 1
PlTTSBUBO. Pa., May 2, 1S90.
To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby
giren tbat 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 tho Pennsylranla DiTision
west of Harrisburg nd Williamsport to Erie
and Pittsburg, Pa., including Allegheny City.
Pa., and now in store at Pittsburg, will be sold
at Dublin auction at tho auction house of tha
HENRY AUCTION & STORAGE COM
PANY. LIM., No. 311 Market street. Pitts
burg. MAY 15, 1890. at 10 A. M., unless the same
shall bo called for and charges paid thereon.
WM. H. GLENN. " H. BTONER,
Agent. Pittsburg, Pa. Ass't Hupt.
my244-2.9,15
SQUARE GRAND.PIANO FORTE. FINE
parlor furniture, Brussels and ingrain car
pets, garden seeds, etc., AT AUCTION,
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 16,
at 1Q o'clock, at
No. 811 MARKET 8TREET.
Handsome tapestry, brocatelle, pluab and
haircloth parlor suits. rug, curtains, pictures,
decorated toilet waie. Square piano (almost
new), cabinets, mirrors, clocks, bedding, mat
tresses, leather conch, folding bed, cbamber
suits, Brussels and ingrain carpets, linoleum
commode chair, bed lounges, book-cases, side
boards, hall racks, extension table, laundry and
kitchen goods, eta. etc.
, HENRY AUCTION CO.,
rnyl5-o6 Auctioneers.
PAWNBROKERS'
AUCTION SALE OF
UllREDEEMED PLEDGES.
Commencing SATURDAY, May 17, at 10 A.
V consisting In part of- clothlne, jewelry, gold
and silver watches, diamonds, etc.; all goods
warranted as represented, and will be sold with
out reserve.
UNCLE SAM'S PAWN OFFICE,
202 Market street.
J. A. ROBINSON". Anct. myli-38
OFFICIAL PITT.SD URG.
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Ay report of the Board of Viewers of
Street Improvements and assesssmont for tho
cost of opening and widening of Cecil alley
from Liberty street tn Duquesne way has been
approved by Councils, which action will be
final, unless an aopeal is taken on tbe same, to
the Court of Common Pleas or Allegheny
county within ten (10) davs (mm dato hereof.
GEO. BOOTH, City Clork.
PlTTSnOltO. May 15. 1890. mylM8
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
reports of rlowors on tho construction ot
tho grading, paring and curbing of Chestnut
street, from Bluff street to Locust street, has
been approved by Council), which action will
be final unless an appeal Is filed In tho Court of
Common Pleas wltbtu ten (10) davs from date.
K. M. BIOELOW.
Chief ot Department of 1'ubllo Works.
Pittsburg. May 15, 189a mylS-bO
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
construction of sewers on Stanton avenue
and Viola alley, from Highland arenuo to Nog
lay Run sewer; Center arenue, from Liberty
arenuo to connect with Two Mile Hun sower,
and Denniston arenue, from Fifth arenuo to
Hhakospearo street, bare been approved by
Councils, which action will be final unless an
appeal Is filed In the Court of Common Pleas
within ten (10) days from date.
E. M. niGELOW.
Chief of Department of Public Works.
PittsiiUro, May IS, 1890. mylS 8U
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED nt tbc ofllco of tho Cltr Con
troller until MONDAY, May 19. 1890, at 2 P. M
for furnishing Ice to the various ofilucs, pollco
stations, ongino houses, etc.. In the Department
of Publio Safetr. Specifications may bo seen
at tbo general ofllco of tbe department. Bonds
in double tho bid, with two sureties, must ac
company etch proposill said bonds to be ex
ecuted before tho Mayor or City Clerk. Tbo
Department of Awards reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. J. O. BROWN,
Chief Department of 1'ubllo Saretv.
myH-91
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at tbo office ot City Controller
until MONDAY, tho 19th day of May, A. D.
1890, at 2 P. M for painting rooms in Municipal
Hall, second floor, lately occupied by tho City
Attornoy and Chief of the Department of Pub
lic Safetv.
Specifications can bo soenand all Informa
tion obtained nt tbo General Office, Depart
ment of Public Works.
Each proposal must bo accompanied by a
bond in double the amount of bid, with twn
sureties, probated before tbe Mayor or City
Clork.
Tho Department ot Awards reserves tbe right
to reject any or all bids.
E. M. BIOELOW.
Chief of Dopartmcut of Public Works.
tnyU-iO-n
QEPARaTE AND SEALED PROPOSALS
O will be received at the offlce of tho City
Controller until SATURDAY, May 21, 1890, for
fitting up offices in Municipal Hall for use of
Department of Public Safety: also for altering
and repairing Nns. 2, 3 and & police "patrol
stables. Plans and specifications for said work
can be seen at the ofllco ot Blckel & Brennan,
Architects, Hamilton building. Bonds in
double tho amount of hid. with two sureties,
must accompany oach proposal, s.itd bonds to
bn executed before tho Mayor or City Clerk.
Tbo Department of Awards reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
J. O. BROWN.
Chief Department of Public Safetv.
niyllI-18
PiTTsnurto, May 10, 189a
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at tbe office of City Controller
until SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1S90. at 2 P. jr., for
tho erection of an engine bouse at the corner of
Shlloh and Virginia streets, In tho Thirty-second
ward.
Plans and specifications can he seon nt the
office of F. J. Ostorllng, Esq., architect. No.
42 Firth uremic, Pittsburg.
Bond In double tbo amount of bid must ac
company each proposal, said bond to tie ex
ecuted bofore tbo Mayor or City Clork.
Tbe Department of Awards rnsnrrn tho right
to rejeot any or all bids. J. O. BROWN,
Chlof of Department of 1'ubllo H.irctv.
myl2-C0
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL UK RE
CEIVED at tho ofllco of City Controller
until Saturday, May 21. 1890, at 2 o'clock v. M
for furnishing thn fotlowlni supplies:
. FKIlllULKB.
W0, moro or lorri. K-lncli lorrult J.
C00. moro or loss, -lni'li ferrule".
200, moro or less, ;Mncti ferrules.
2W, moro or loss, 1-lncli ferrules.
MISCELLANEOUS CASTINGS.
250, nioru or less, gate b-ixcs.
25 reels, moro or less, belt American hemp
packing.
b reels, moro or less, nsvy packing.
10 bales, moro or loss, while cotton wasto.
600 pounds, moro or loss, pure sheet gnm
packing.
2i'0 pounds, more or less, squarogum packing.
200 pounds, moro or less, 2 and 3 ply canvas
packiug.
For further Information apply at tho nffico of
Supcrlntondont ot Water Supply and Distribu
tion. No bid will bo considei ed unless accompanied
by bonds In double tbo amount or tho ostfmated
cost, probated heforu the Maror or City Clerk.
The Department ot Awards reserves tho
right to reject any or all bids.
Ii M. IIIGELOW.
Oiler nf Department of Publio Works.
riTTwnuito, May H, 1S90, inyH-1
L Continued on Tenth Page
P
IAN Ob.
ORGANS,
And all manner of Small Instruments
HAMILTON'S.
np29.79 ' Fifth arenue.-D
jVT MAY, BONS & CO.,
DYEING ANDCLEANTNG.
6 Sixth Arenue.
mhI8-80-TTr . Pittsbnrs, Py ,
East End Residences.
TO LET-THE HANDSOMEST AUD MOST
complete bouses In tbe East End. stone front,
8 rooms, elegantly finished la bard wood: all the
latest improvements; stone pavements, stone bal
conies; location gooo.; on Alpha Terrace, Beatty
st. W. A. HEBRON A SONS, 80 Fourtn are.
myl-54-Tb,
Snbnrbaa Residences.
TO LET-FURNISHED HOUSE OF BtS
rooms, at West Bellerue. P., F. W. A O. R.
R.; rent B5per mouth. C. BEKINGEB A SON,
158 jrourtn are. myu-u-r
T
IO LET-A VERY COMFORTABLE DWF.LL-
ju inu or nre rooms witn large grounu
Olenfield. P., F. W. A C. R. K., at onlr SW per
month. C. BERINGER A BON. 156 Fvorth are.
myl5-I5-iT8
OIBces. Dealt Room. &
TO LET-A FEW NICK OFFICES TS GER
MANIA SAVINGS BANK BU1LDINO,
wooa ana Diamond streets. spiu-w
T
10 LET-TWO ELEGANT AND COMMODI-
jl uus amces centrally locatea sna jmucuja.cir
available: hare been used as physicians offices
for a number oryears: furnlabed or unfurnished,
as desired. Address M. L. (X, Dlspatcb office.
myl4-28
TO LET-FOUKrH STORY OF NO. W FIFTH
arenue, part of what has been heretofore
known as The Dispatch Building: room suitable
for lodge room or for lijrht manufacturing. Key
to-be had from W. M. Crlbbt. Real Estate Agt.,
No. 99 Fifth are. For particulars see Bl'J. MGK.
DISPATCH, corner Smlthfleld and Diamond sts.
Euslnem Stands.
TO LET-CORNER FIFTn AND WOOD ST..
desirable for business or offices, second, third
and fourth floors, separate or as a whole. Bee W.
A. HERRON A SON a, SO Fourth are.
mrll-98-12;i5.20
O LET-NO. 88 WA1ER ST.. BUSINESS
house of four stories and elevator, near Mar
ket St., lately occupied by McGInnls A Smith A
Co., snltable for business, llghtmanufacturlngor
storage: rent very low. See W. A. HERRON i A
SONS, No. BO Fourth ave. myl-20-Th
miseellaneono.
TO LET OR FOR SALE-HOTELS, COTTAGES
and bath honses, Atlantic City, N. J.: lots
for sale In all parts of tbe city: also So.If Atlantic
City. Chelsea and Tot Atlantic Land Co. 1SBAEL
G. ADA513 A CO.. Real Estate Agts... Real Es
tate and Law Bulldlnsr. ap!6-58
PERSON Ai-
PERSONAL BOOKS WANTED-1 OR LOW):
50.000 for sale; all bargains. FRANK
BACON A CO., 301 Smlthfleld st. myl
EKSONAL HOOKS WANTED-IF YOU
have anv books to sell. let us know. LEVI'S
BOOK S'lORE, Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
mn7
ERSONAL TO EUROPEAN TOURISTS A
practical knowledge of colloquial French
guaranteed in fifteen lessons. LOUIS DUVAL,
late ,f Paris. Postofflce. Pittsburg. my!5-117
ABICSEltLKNTa.
JEOLIAN CONCERT.
A series of dally concerts Sara been arranged
by Messrs. Mellor and Hoone tn be glren at
their warerooms. 77 Fifth are., which should
greatly Interest all lorers of music
PROGRAMME.
Overture, Flying Dutchman Wagner
Serenata, Love's Dream Moszkowskl
March. Seventh Regiment. Marfcsteln
Selections. Tbe Gondoliers Sullivan
Mexican Dance Ariles
This entire programme from tbe full orches
tral score will be rendered on the iEOLIAN
by a person with no musical education what
ever. Visitors will be cordially welcomed, and
a pleasant visit Is assured. mylMB
mWO DAYS ONLY FOREPAUGH'S
I Great All Feature Show and tho gigantic
Wild West combined. Baseball Park, Alle
gheny, MONDAY and TUESDAY, MAY 19 and 20,
Admission, COc; children under 9 years, 25c
Two exhibitions dally, one at Sand ons at 8 v. v..
Reserved seat tickets can be obtained on ex
hibition day, at a slight advance at
PRATTB BASEBALL EMPORIUM,
02 Wood st, near Fifth are. Cheap excursion
rates on all railroads. myll-112
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
NEXT WEEK,
HERRMANN.
Beats on Sals
TO-DAY.
myl5-73
B
IJOU THEATER TO-mOUT,
OHAB. MCCARTHY In
ONE OF THE BRAVEST.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
.May 19 Forguson and Mack.
mylS-O-P
pilAND OPERA HOUSE-TO-NIGHT-Matlnee
Hatutday.
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
Next week-HERRMANN. myl2-3U
H
ARRY WILLIAMB' ACADEMY
To-night. Matinees Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday,
REILLY & WOODS'
mylM
NEW BIO SHOW.
H
ARRIS' THEATER
Every afternoon and evening.
Tbe Musical Comedy Success,
LITTLE NUUOET.
WeoV May 19-A Celebrated Case.
mvl3-74-TTF
WORLD'S MUSEUM
Alleghenv City. Weok May 12. nop
O' My Thumb, tbe tiniest roan In tho universe;
many other curiosities and tbe World's Star
Specialty Co.'s unriraled stago performance.
Admission. 10c: children, be, mrlI-90
WILMERDING!
THE MODEL TOWN OF THE TURTLE
CREEK VALLEY.
NATURALGAS !
ELECTRIC LIGHT!
PLANK SIDEWALKS!
PURE WATER! PERFECT SEWERAGE!
These unsurpassed advantages In a New Town,
together with tbe location at tbat point
of tho Mammoth Plant of THE
WESTINGHOUSE
AIRBRAKE CO.,
Employing about 2,000 Men!
And which will bo In full operation by May 1,
mako WILMERDING the best
town In Pennsylranla
FOR BUSINESS
FOR RESIDENCE,
FOIt INVESTMENT.
N. B. Lots sold last fall aro now changing
hands at advances ranging from 40 to 00 per
cent. Tho company, however, will contlnun to
sell at old rates until Mayl, Soma excellent
lots remain unsold.
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY1
Correspondence solicited. For maps, plans
and other detailed Information apply to
THE
EAST PITT8BUIIQ IMPROVEMENT CO.,
WILMERDINQ, TA.,
Or Room 62, Vyestliigbnuso Building. Pitts
burg, Pa. mylMO-Th
A. WHITELEY,
I2SH Third aro., upstairs, opp. Barnes'
Safe and Luck Works.
Oonts' shoes soled nnd heeled for 75c while you
wait. Hand-sewn. 9uc Finest work In tbo city.
mliOWTT
DIAMONDS-COME SEE OUR SEVEN
STONE diamond rings SIS 00 each, the
greatest bargains on earth; friendship rings 60c,
SI 00 nnd f 1 60 each: dlarnonjl watches, flno
jewelry, clocks, sllrorwaro and spectacles, etc.,
at vVlLsON'B. 61 Fourth ave.. Pittsburg. Fine
watcb repairing a specialty. ap2S-TTS
p A. BALPH,
BUILDING CONTRACTOR,
TTOR,
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Ubur&Ps. I
fe&om I
u ooTenw arenue,
Fltttbu:
aeiopnone ami,
PROPOSAL.
IO CONTRACTORS 8EALED PRCWl
POBALS f or the bnlldim- of tha new ad.!
alt!
itlon to 8c Bridget's school. Eleventh ward.
city, will be received by Rer. Jerome Kearney
until 23d Inst. Plans and specifications mar ba
seen acme orace or iHUKilL A BKEJfNAN,
Architects, Room 713; Hamilton building, FUtti '
are. myU-o9-D
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REs
CEIVED at the offlca of City Con.
troller until SATURDAY, May 17, 1890, at 2 P.
U., for one relay and keyboard, with all neces
sary electrical connections. Plans can be seen
at offlce of Architects Bickle A Brennan, Ham.
ilton building, and specifications on file at
office of M. W. Mead, Superintendent Bureau
of Electricity. Bonds in double tha amount ot
tbe bid must accompany each proposal, said
bond to be executed before tbe Mayor or City
Clerk. Department of Awards reserves tho
right to reject any or all bids.
J. O. BROWN,
Chief Department of Public Safety.
PrrTSBTJBQ, May 6, 1890. my7-S9-D
W11XK1N3BUBQ, PA.. J
May 7. 1890. J
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BT
the borough of Wilkinsburg until 2 o'clock P.
X.. May 31. 1890, for the placing of 840,000 worth
of bonds: Said bonds being first bonds of tha
borough of Wilkinsburg, tn denominations of
81,000 each: tbe first 20 bonds redeemable In 20
years; 10 bonds in 25 years, and 10 bonds in 30
years; Interest payable semi-annually at i per
cent per annum. Councils reserve the right to
reject any and all bids.
ARTHUR STUART,
JOHN MCINTOSH.
T. W. MCCUNE.
Finance Commutes
P. O. Box 25, Wilkinsburg. my8-27-Th
T)ROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF COM.
MISSARY'S Offlce. Allegheny Arsenal.
Pittsburg, Pa., May 12, 1890 Sealed proposals
in duplicate will be recelr- d at this office" until
10 o'clock A.3f.,JUNE 16. 1890, for fnrnlsbing tha
fresh beef required by the Subsistence Depart
ment, U. S. Army, at this station during tha
fiscal year ending June 30, 1S9L Contracts mada
under this advertisement shall not ba construed
to involve tbe United States in any obligation
for payment In excess of appropriation granted
by Congress for tho purpoe. Tbo Goremmens
reserves tbe right to reject any orall bids. Full
information can be obtained by application to
this office. Envelopes containing proposals
must bo marked "Proposals for fresh .beef."
and addressed to A. S. M. MORGAN, Capfc
and O. B. K.. A. C. 3. myl33.13,l4,15,I6Jeli;i3"
EECRUITING RENDEZVOUS. 915 PENN
arenue, Pittsbunr. Pa., May 13, 1890
Sealed proposals in triplicate, s abject to tbe
usual conditions, will be received at this office
until 12 o'clock noon, JUNE 13. 1890, and then
ooened, for furnishing cooked rations, threat
substantial meals daily, of good quality, and
the allowance of soap and candles authorized
to be issued to a soldier, to the recruiting
party and recruits stationed at this rendezvous
during the fiscal year commencing July, 1S90,
and ending June 30, 1891. Preference will bo
giren to articles of domestic production or
manufacture, conditions of quality and prica
(Including in the price of foreign productions'
or manufactures the duty tbereon) being
equal. The Government reserves tbe right to
reject any or all proposals. Forms of pro
posals and full information will be furnished
on application to this uffice. Proposals for fur
nishing complete rations at a place objection
able for recruits will not be considered. Con.
tracts made nnder this advertisement shall not
bo construed to Involve tbe United States in
any obligation for payment in excess of appro,
prlatlon granted by Congress for tba purpose.
Envelopes containing proposals should bs
marked, "Proposals for Cooked Rations." and
addressed to CAPTAIN R. G. HEINER. Re
cruiting Officer. 915 Penn arenue, Pittsburg
Pa. myl3-75.13,H.15,iajell,12
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED by the Superintendent of Water
Works ntMcKeesport, Pa., for furnishing tha
following supplies for tho year ending Febru
ary 28. 1891. said supplies to be subject to tba
order of tba Superintendent at any time, and
delivered f. o. 1. cars, McKeesport, Pa., within
ten (10) days from reclpt of order. All bids
must bo in by May 15, 1890:
Pig lead. 12.000 lbs. (mors or less)
Jutn caulklngyasn, one balo
2a0 K-lnch corporation coelss ' "
60 Jilnch corporation cocks " "
230 H-lnch curb cocks " "
6oijrlnchcnrbcocks "
lOOIbs. white cotton wasto " "
birrels best quality cylinder oil "
1 barrel hest quality machliio oil '
.1 barrels rntltiml Elaine oil " '
One doz. No. 3 corn brooms " "
One doz. pick handles "
One doz. sledge handles " -"
Ono doz. boxes concentrated lyo " "
Ono box Htar soap (100 lbs.) " M
Ouo box l'araphlne cndles (short)
Two doz. short handlo shovels (Chlsholi&'s.)
Two doz. clay picks.
100 lbs. rock powder (Dupont's.)
1,000 feet blasllug fuse.
Two doz. wooden palls (3 hoop.)
60 lbs. Hi Inch piston pficktng.
25 Ibi. .incli'luton packing.
Ice for ofllco, 10 lbs. dally, during season.
Ono gross matches.
One keg 8d. imlK
Two kegs lOd. nails.
Twn kegs 20d. nalli.
2.5 Imshuls lira clay.
2.000 turnacu tiro brick (Bollrer.)
5,000 comnun red brick.
600 bushels "gas houso" coke.
Tho right to reject any or all proposals 14
hereby reserved. Direct all proposals to tha
undersigned. JOS. ECOKF.
mv9-81-r Superintendent.
.I
. $9,800
WILL BUY ONE OF THE FINEST
Brick Dwellings
-in-EAST
END.
Ketrloy arenue. on lino of Duquesna
Electrlo Railroad; 12 large rooms,
batb, with stationary wasbstand,
w. c cabinet plato gla.s mantels,
reception ball, art fireplace: first
fluor finished In hard wood combi
nation chandeliers, natural gas,
laundry, front porch, beautiful
lawn, large lot, iron fence; this Is a,
beauty.
BLACK & BAIRD,
BT, FOURTH AVENUE.
mylM5I-TTSu
FOR SALE AT AYALOH, '
The beautiful Ohio rlrer snburb. ten mlnutef
by P., F. W. & C. R. R. from Fed
eral street depot.
JS,700 A little gem of a home orcrlooklng rlrer,
close to station, houso of six rooms, per.
feet condition, porches, frnlc and forest
trees, shrubbery.
,600 Elegant lot 75x123; frnit trees, shrub,
bery. lawn, substantial houso of seren
rooms, halls), bar windows, beantlful
outlook; close to station by good walks.
$3,000 Complota homo amid shade- and attrac
tive surroundings, bunse ot eight rooms,
halls, porches, puto water, stablof,
grounds 125x121: elegant fruit of all va.
ilctlcs in great abundance; good walks'
and roadway; llvo minutes to station.
Charles Somers & Cof -J
No. 313 WOOD ST..
No. 0019 PENN AVE., E. E. -Tolophone
1773. raylSCT
$ 1 8,000.
MANUFACTURERS LOOKI
Rlrer avenuo, Allegheny, a largo brick
factory buildlngi lot 101x210; two strsots,
and West Penn It. It. and PltUburfi
and Western R. R.
This deserves your attention If you
want a good manufacturing site.
BLACK & BAIRD.
mylMM-TTUti K Fourth are.
THE LARGE8T
DOWN TOWN .
STORAGE PLANT.
W. A. nOEVELER. ,, ,
Warehouses and yards. Pike and Thirteenth,
Twelfth and Etna sts.
Private sidings In yards and warehouses. Low
rates of lusurauce. Negotiable receipts issued.
Separate departments for general merchandise,
flour, furniture. Honors and metals. Hand,
some and conrenlent offlca rooms for use ot
customers free.
Railroad address, W. A. Hoeveler. Pike and
Thirteenth sts., Pittsburg, Pa..A.V.ItR. Cor
placed at Twelfth, st,. via. Junction R. R.
Shipping distributing and hauling attended
to. Exhibit spaco v. 1th power to let; also rooms;
with power to suit. nih27-62-TTSBu
PATENTS.
O. D. LEVIS, Solicitor of Patents.
131 Fifth avenue, above Smlthfleld, next LMdt
office. (No delay.) EaubliahedaO Tears,
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