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TO CONVENE TO-DAY.
Meeting of tho I. 0. 0, F. Grand Lodgo
in Annual Session.
WORK OF THE GRAND ENCAMPMENT
Fust Officers Debarred From ficpresentatlon
or Voting.
THE PROGRAMME OF DAI AND NIGHT.
The Grand Lodge ol the I. O. O. F. com
mences this morning nt 9 o'clock inCarnrgio
Hall, Allegheny, its annual cession. There
are over 1,000 delegates
present, representing
as many lodges in all
parts of the State. This
is the first meeting of
the Grand Lodge west
of the mountains since
, 18G3, that meeting hav
ing been held in La
fayette Kail. The ho
tels in both cities were
crowded last evening,
but the arrangements
Joseph li. Sicholson. were eminently satis
G rand Secretary. factory and the dele
gates were made at home by the efforts of
the local brethren.
The session this morning will be devoted
to routine business. The afternoon will be
spent in sight-seeing, and at 8 o'clock this
evening the ladies of a local lodge of the
Daughters of Rebecca, the feminine adjunct
of the order, will give the "beautified
work," to be followed by a banquet of 800
plates and other festivities. The real work
of the Grand Lodge will begin to-morrow,
when the secret work of the order will be
exemplified bv Past Grand Sire Nicholson,
of Philadelphia.
TJIE GRAXD ENCAMPMENT.
The Fraternity throughout the State will
be astonished to learn that the Grand En
campment decided yesterday to radically
cnange me oasis oi
representation in the
body. Heretofore it
has been customary to
allow all Past officers
of subordinate lodges
the privilege . of the
floor. Including the
right to vote for offi
cers. It chanced at the
last meeting of the
urana encampment i.
that a vacancy had oc-"L,Jz-
curred in one of the
chairs. A Lebanon.
Pa., Odd Fellow
Drought down 50 past
officers, whore efforts
and votes put him
through in great shape.
By the rule adopted
yesterday each lodge
will have only one 21. Richard Mucklc
representative and one Grand Treasurer.
vote upon the floor. The movement
maycauso some kicking, but it is believed to
be the best for the interest of the body. Its
discussion was red hot, and the voto on adop
tion very close.
The election or officers was by subordinate
lodges In tho month of April. On March 24.
18W. were appointed the following as a com
mittee to count the election returns for Grand
Kiicamiinicnt officers, viz. : Judge. Henry W.
Bailey. P.O. P.; tellers, F. M. Ilea! P. G. P.
E. Iortuu. 57; clerks. Frank Hnowden, 61:
Bam u el A. kensil, 20. At the afternoon ses
sion the following officers wero installed:
Grand Master, David Craft: Deputy Urand
Master. Charles D. Fiecman; Grand hecrctary,
Jos. 1J. Nicholson; Grand Treasurer, M. ltich
ard Mucklc: Grand Warden. Colonel William
A. V ithrrop; Grand Ken lor Warden, Dr. F. F.
Van Artsdalen: p. G. M., Francis M. Hca:
Asstant Grand Secretary, Augustus Pi ail.
HEADING OF RErORTS.
Arans II. Hall, Grand Patriarch, road tho
sixtieth annual report of that office. It enum
erated 0 now encaiapinonts added during the
year, l removod, and 2
charters surrendered.
In regard to tho per
capita lax or (S cents, he
advocated Its lucreaso
to 40 cents, saying that
at present it was verv
difficult to. make afl
ends meet, nartlcularlv
in regard to officers
ana
nd their duties.
.y. The report of Grand
V , Scribe J. 1$. Nicholson
l!liX Ka'8 tliat dring the
'''lJl'J ear from May b. 18S9.
,'JJ" to Slav (L ixnn sasaw
were paid into tho
bands of the Grand
Treasurer. The new
form of installation for
encampments went in
to effect January L 1S9UL
Junior Warden
JIawKcs.
Curing the year 1,400 new members were ad
mitted, and i.156 were dropped, leaving the net
increase ol membetship 241. The number of
members at present is 13,532. During the year
63.193 12 was paid for the relief of Patri
archs and their families 41 03 less than last
ear. The total expenses were 590.291 42. Tbo
assets of the order are now 313,253 40, an in
crease or 14,091 64 during the yoar. This
makes the assets 25 03 per member. The ac
tual cost ot rcliel to each member during tho
vear was 92 cents per week; ol relief and work
ing expense, 12.8 cents per week. The general
average of tickness among members was 114.78.
The reports show that the ratio of sickness in
creases with the ago of the encampments.
During the past 22 years J1,167.61G 96 has been
paid by the order in relief benehts.
THE TREASURER'S STATEMENT.
The report of Grand Treasurer John S. Heiss
lor the year ending May 7. 1S90. is as follows:
To balance on band, as per last report. $930 75;
to cash received during the year, $3,359 24;
making a total of 4,293 99; by cash paid as per
orders, 3,117 51, leaving a balance on band of
$1,178 4ST The Finance Committee recommend
an appropriation of J1.S35 for expenses for the
following year, and 320 to make up the de
ficiency of last year. Also that the per capita
tax be fixed at 8 cents per term. The com
mittee consisted ot R. B. Connolly, Henry
York and J. Henry Bench James 15. Nichol
son Lodge 5S5, L. O. O. F., will confer the third
degree Thursday, May 22. The work will be
done by the staff. Grand Secretary J. IS.
Nicholson and Grand Master David Craft,
la lraiE.
with others, are
expected to pay a visit that
evening.
The seating of tho delegates was attended
to last night by the Committee of Arrange
ments at the Seventh Avenue Hotel by the use
or a small uheel ol
fortune in which every
man took his chance.
The new Odd Fel
lows' Hall in Home
stead will be dedicated
appropriately this aft
ernoon hy the officers
of the Grand Lodge.
The Odd Fellows'
annual encampment is
creatine a great deal V,
of intei est inVVilkf us- 5-
Fellows' lodge of a 100
members and a lodge
of Danchters of lte
bckahof45. The dele
gate from tbe Wiikins
burg Odd Fellows is
Almirn FVl.- urhtlia
Augustus rjaff.
therenresentativo-M'tan' Grand Scc'y.
from the Daughters of Rebekah will bo Mrs.
John Porter. The Odd Fellows have par
chased a site for a new hall on Penn avenue,
but tbe liuilding will hardly be put up this
year. The general gathering in Pittsburg.
however, has revived luterest in Odd Fellows'
affairs, and it is therefore possible the new
edifice may be built sooner than was intended.
Dancrroun Nrsliffencr.
It is as unwise to neglect a case of constipa
tion or indigestion as a case of fever or other
more serious disease.for, if allowed to progress,
as great danger to life may result. A few Ham
burg Hgs will put the bowels in a healthy con
dition, in which tbey mav be kept by occasional
use of this medicine. 25 cent. Dose, one Fig.
At all druggists. Mack Druq Co.. K. Y.
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Tho Pnlnl. Bojnl or Pltlsbnrff
Trill be the new art room of E. P. Eoberts
& Sons, which opens on Thursday, May 22.
All that money and artistic taste could" ac
complish has been freely nsed to make It a
place of surpassing beauty. Rare pottery, cut
glass,statuary and bric-a-brac may be seen
in boundless profusion. tt
Parlor Cnr le Bnlilmorr.
Handsome Pullman parlor cars are at
tached to the B. & O. day express leaving
Pittsburg at 8 a. m., daily. The entire train
runsthrongh to Baltimore, Tia Washington
making direct connection with parlor car
traiiTlor Philadelphia.
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CAl'TURKI) IJY ST0UM.
The Forrpnntli Mioir Comes nnd Conquers
Both Performances of Yesterdny WIN
wrasrd by Large Crowds Homo Queer
Nnmca, Invented by the Indlnns.
Forepaugh'i great show has carried the
two cities by itorm. After the really floe
parade of yesterday morning the old fojks
on both tides of the river capitulated uncon
ditionally and sallied forth to purchase
ticket for their eager offspring. The con
sequence of this was that the huge circus was
besieged in 1U turn, and besieged by folly
16,000 people. All yesterday the crowds
poured incessantly through the main entrance,
and then dispersed themselves in every direc
tion beneath the tentage. Even the rain did
not dampen their ardor for sight seeinr, and
the famous Forepaugh elephants, not to men
tion tbo Wild West shows, excited tremendous
enthusiasm.
The big parade formed at the old Exposi
tion grounds, where the show is for the present
located, and proceeded across the Sixth street
urrago to rittsburg. It was certainly an an
mirable pageant, and. with Its bands, ele
phants and wild horses, eclipsed. In tbo eyes of
small boys and urchins of u larger growth, all
previous exhibitions of the kind in this city.
As has.been said, tho tents woro crowded to
overflowing at botli performances yesterday.
A section that attracted much interest was
Captain Frank D. Yates' "Wild West." Rem
nants of four on co mighty Indian tribes the
Sioux, Blackfeet, Mandans and A'Sinibolne
have been gathered together by Captain Yates.
Yesterday John Gra'S, nephew of the famous
Grass, and the most intelligent of the Indians,
cave all the newspaper men present names
from his language. Among these sobriquets
were the following chaiming selections: Wa-so-sha-tonka,
Fah-su-honska and Ma-to-peta-chela,
which mean respectively "Fat White
Chief." "Man With long Nost" and "Little
Low White Bear." Grass method of naming
a person is to mentally size up his character
istics and then select some appropriate nick
name. The programme of the show is In three sec
tions. It opened with tho circus proper, after
which come the hippodrome and the Wild
West portion. The last section was decidedly
the most remarkable. Captain A. If. Bogardus
and his three sons gave a magnificent exhibi
tion of shooting, and the strange features of
Western life were shown in the realistic horse
thief scene, the pony express, and the repro
duction of Custer's famous last fight with the
Sioux on Little Big Horn. The last scene
elicited a hnrricane of applause. The circus
and hippodrome were also excellent, the big
herd ot elephants exciting special notice.
To-day the Forepaugh show" will De open in
the afternoon and night at Exposition grounds,
and to-morrow it will proceed to East Liberty.
As far as can be seen, both the Messrs. Fore
paugh and their friends, the public, have
every reason to be pleased with yesterday's
entertainment on South avenue.
GRAND MAT EXCURSION
To the CIncInnnti Muslcnl Festival
Held there; evenings, May 20, 21, 22, 23 and
24; afternoons, 22 and 24; via Pittsburg and
Cincinnati Packet Line.
Andes leaves here Tuesday, Mav 20, at 4
P. M.
The above steamer will lay over at Cincin
nati on day of arrival "until midnight,
giving passengers an opportunity to witness
the concert.
The steamer Hudson leaves here "Wednes
day, May 21, at noon, making a special run,
arriving at Cincinnati Friday evening and
remaining until midnight Saturday. Pas
sengers by this steamer can witness three
concerts Friday night, Saturday afternoon
and evening.
Brass and string bands on board.
lie turn tickets good on any boat in the
line.
Fare for round trip, f 12, meals and state
room included. To secure rooms and other
information call on Jas. A. Henderson,
Superintendent, wharfboat.
4-PAWS CHEAT CIRCUS.
iHcKeeaport, Thnradny. Mny 22.
Excursionists coming via P. V. & C. Ky.
should stop at Drnvonhurg station, and
passengers via the McKecsport and Belle
Vernon can stop nt tho end of the new
bridge (by a special order granted by that
railroad company), and take advantage of
the occasion to cross the bridge and person
nllv examine the new town lots so beauti
fully located in the lUilicr plan. Three
cents pays your laro over both bridges to
McKcesport The distance is short, and tbe
walk will be prnlitable both financially and
socially to all seekers for homes. Seo dis
play ad. on third page of this paper.
Drnvosbnrs Still nt the Head of tbe List of
Ltvo Tovrna.
( The most gratifying feature of this place
is that taxes are less than 10 mills and that
it only costs 3c,or cheaper if tickets arc pur
chased, to cross tbe bridges to McKecsport,
where you have the advantages of three
lines of railroads. Persons desiring to own
their own houses in a desirable and healthy
location near to the town of McKecsport and
still out of tbe dust and dirt of a live man
ufacturing place are requested to examine
the Kisher plan of lots that are selling rap
idly at low prices and easy terms. See ad.
on third page of this paper.
It la Really Wonderful
How many men's $10 suits we are selling.
Light colors have the call just now, they
seem the choice of the yonng" men, and the
dark colors also have a big sale. It is no
trick to sell S10 suits, anyone can do it, but
the point is to give the public high quality
garments, such as we offer, for 10. Cheviots,
cassimeres, silk mixtutes and plain blacks
aye included at this price. P. C. C. C,
Cor. Grant and Diamond sts., opposite the
Court House.
A Pointer for Yon.
Notwithstanding the advance in the price
of flour, S. S. Marvin & Co. are selling the
same sized loaf of bread of the same quality
and for the same price that they sold it lor
three months ago. Ask for Marvin's bread
and take no other brand.
Dress trimmings. Reining &
710 Penn avenue, Pittsburg.
Wild,
Jet Bended Cnpen
AtS5.S6. ?8, S10. S12 and E15.nll .h,nt
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Penn Avenue Stores.
Nev Art Annex.
Do not fail to attend the openine of E. P.
Eoberts & Sons new art room on Thursday
May 22,cor. Fifth are. and Market st. tt '
Genuine High An.
Get a colored crayon of yourself, they are
so life-like, at Aufrecht's Elite Gallerv, 516
Market 6t,, Pittsburg. Prices away 'd'owa
for a short time only.
Take do other than the Imperial pinned
pattern; they are the best 710 Penn ave
nue. Bead our suit "ad."
Jos. Hobne & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Scoicrr and Trench zephyr ginghams,
very best styles and qualities, reduced to
25c a yard. HUGUS & HACKE.
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Bended Cope. S3. SO, ST, SS, SI 0. S12. S15.
These goods have been reduced about half
from iormer prices.
Jos. Hobne & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Bnbj Carriaces.
See our novelty SDrintr. Tho .in.t ,
besL o extra charge for them at Har
rison's Toy Store, 123Federalst, Allegheny.
B. dfcB.
Read our caro. this paper; about CO-inch
mohair glorias at 50c. Boggs & Buhl.
Ind",a. "!l!-s d lentbs, containing
from 12 to 20 yards, at 50e a yard to close:
were 85e. Hnous & Hacke.
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LADIES' silk wraps at 85. Cloak room.
3 os. Hohwe & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Dressmakers' supplies at Reining &
Wild's, 710 Penn avenue. Also agents for
me xmpenai pinned vaierni.
THE
MOSEY FOR STRIKERS
Iioing Collected by tho Knights of
Labor for Chicago Carpenters,
WHO WENT OUT WITHOUT FUNDS,
Master Workman Fowdorly Regards tlie
Case as a Pivotal One.
A GENERAL AFFEAL FOB ASSISTANCE
General Master "Workman T. V.Powderly,
of tho Knights of Labor, has sent out a
special appeal for financial assistance for the
Chicago carpenters, who are out on a strike
for the adoption of the eight-hour system.
The following is the substance of the cir
cular: Our brothers, the members of the soveral
carpenters' assemblies in Chicago, have been
on strike for anntnbernf weeks.and,although
on Monday of last week a partial settlement of
the difficulty was effected, more than ono-half
of them are still out and with every prospect of
a long and severe strnggle before they obtain a
fnll recognition of their rights.
An appeal having been made by the several
carpenters' assemblies to the General Execu
tive Board for assistance, and this appeal being
indorsed and supported by tho district assem
blies in Chicago, tbe board sent ono of its
members to investigate and reportj upon the
matter.
couldn't help going out.
The strike was undertaken withont any ade
quate financial arrangements having been
made.and when the men en t out it was withont
any fund for their support having been pro
vided. The Knights f Labor carpenters were
f nlly aware of this, but they felt that under all
tbe circumstances tbey could not refuse to go
ut with the rest of their craft withont in
some degree bringing dishonor upon them
selves, and through them upon the order in
Chicago. Tho eranlojers proved more ob
durate ana less easily influenced by considera
tions of reasonableness and justice than was
anticipated, and tbe strike became long and
costly.
The order in Chicago has behaved nobly and
our brothers have not forgotten their pledge of
mutual assistance. They have contributed
liberally of their means in support of their
brothers in the day of their difficulty, but their
ability to assist is well-nigh'exhausted. So far
thev have been as well and even better assisted
financially as any of the other organizations in
volved, but it has hecome necessary, if they are
to continue the struggle, that they shall receive
assistance from the order in general.
The General Executive Board, acting upon
tbe recommendation of the member sent to in
quire into and report upon the case, and upon
the information he has gathered and furnished
to them, and believing that the case of the
striking carpenters in Chicago is a pivotal one,
now issues this appeal to all members of tbe
order in America, urging them to contribute
ksuch assistance as may be in their power to the
j.niguiK oi j.aoor carpenters on striKe in uni
cago. To save time, this appeal will be pub
lished ouly in the official Journal and daily
papers. It will not be sent in circular form to
recording secretaries.
DUTY OF SECRETARIES.
v As soon as each recording secretary sees this
appeal, it will bo his duty to at onco call a
special meeting of bis local assembly unless
the regular meeting of the assembly takes place
within five days, when tho matter can bo acted
upon in regular session. At the special meet
ing this appeal shall bo read to tho assembly,
ana tho Master WorKtnan 111 place It beforo
tho membois for action. As soon as possiDle
niter the assembly has taken action that same
evening if practicable the recording secretary
will forward any money voted to John V.
Haves. General Kecretarv.Trnaani-nr l.noV-llv-
kSX Philadelphia,
Brothers, the case Is urgent, tbe noed serious,
and tho honor of the order In Chicago is at
stake. Let your assistance be liberal, nnd let
it bo prompt. T. V. I'owiiKltLY,
Goneral Master Workman,
Rcvoral local assemblies have already con
tributed sums of money ranging from 810 to
23 each, and more donations will be made dur
ing tho week. It Is expocted that Mr. Pow
dcrly's plan nlll bo a success and that qulto a
sum will bo raised.
Always use Piatt's Chlorldos for household
disinfection. Yuu will like It.
MEETING!'.
OFFICE OF THE PlTTSHDItO. ALLEGHENY, 1
AND MAKCllEHTER TRACTION CO.. COR. I
OP LIBERTY AVK. AND MARKET STREKT,
PlTTSHUIto. March 111, 1SU0. J
A MEETING OP THE STOCKHOLDERS
of the Pittsburg, Allegheny and Man
chester Traction Company will be held at tlio
general office of the company on TUESDAY,
May 20, 1S90, at 2 r. 11. for tho purpose of voting
for or against the creation of an indebtedness
of the company.
mh21-87-Tn A. M. NEEPEIt. Secretary.
LEGAL NOTICES.
VTOTICE
My wife, Alice Rock, having left my bed and
board without due cause. I will not be respon
sible for debts ot ber contracting.
mvo-51-TU HENRY ROCK.
A. B. VTEVENSON, Attorney at Law,
96 Diamond street, Pittsburg. '
ESTATE OF SAMUEL STEVENhON,
deceased, of Moon, Pa. Notice is hereby
given that letters testamentary on the estate of
Samuel Stevenson have been granted to tbe
undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
same should make tbem known without delav
JOHN STEVENSON. Moon, Pa., or A. B.
STEVENSON. Executors. aol5-fiTU
PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS SEALED PRO
POSALS for tbe building of the new ad
dition to St. Bridget's school. Eleventh ward,
city, will be received by Rev. Jerome Kearney
until 23d Inst. Plans and specifications mav be
seen at the offlce ot BICKEL & BKENNAN
Architects, Room 713, Hamilton building. Fifth
ave. myll-69-D
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR GRADING A
carriage drive of 2,170 cubic vards in Mr.
Uarmel Cemetery grounds, near Pennsylrania
water basin in penn township. Plans to bo
seen at Holy .Trinity Church, corner Fulton
street and Center avenue. The committee re
serves tbo right to receive or reject anv or all
bids. P. LOUIS GUENTHER,
mylO-28 Praes.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED up to 4 P.M.. MONDAY. May
20, for tbe erection of Spring Hill School, Re
serve township. Allegheny Co., Pa.
Flans and specifications can be seen at tbe
office of Joseph Stillburg, Architect, 20 Fifth
ave., Pittsburg, Pa., to whom proposals shall be
addressed.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
proposals.
Bonds for the full amount of contract will be
required. JOSEPil STILLBURG.
niy!7-21 Architect
PROPOSALS. FOR IRON BUOYS AND
appendages, mooring-chain, ana belK
Office of Lighthouse Inspector. Third Dis
trict Tomnk-insvnie. N. Y.. May 12. 1893. 'Post-
office Box 212S, New York City.) Proposals
will be received at thi office until 1 o'clock
p. K. on TUESDAY, the 3d day of June, 1S90, for
furnishing to the Light-House Establishment
Iron Buoys and Appendages Mooring-Chain,
and Bells, required during the fiscal jear end
ing June 30, 1SIL Tho articles to be furni6hed
embrace nun, can, bell, whistling, and ice
bnoys, shackles, swivels, mooring-cliain, ballast-balls,
iron and stone sinkers, bells for
buova. eta, all of which are enumerated in tbo
specifications attached to the form of bid,
which may obtained on application to this
office. Contracts will be awarded on each item
separately, and bidders are required to state
the time when tbey will agree to deliver tho
articles. Contracts will not be approved until
Congress has made tbe appropriations lor the
next fiscal year for the Light-House Establish
ment Tho right is rescrvea to reject any or all
bids, to strike out any item or items in the
specifications, and to waivo any defects.
FREDERICK RODGERS, Captain. U. S. N.,
Llgbt-Houso Inspector. Third District.
mvl8-33
F
UK"BAXE
ONLY ONE HOUSE UNSOLD.
COLTART SQUARE,
OAKLAND.
A complete house, 9 rooms, bath, laundry and
every convenience; beautifully papered. Terms
very llberaL See
W. A. HERRON & SONS,
myll-8I-TnS SO Fourth avenue.
A. WHITELEY,
128K Third ave., upstair, opp. Barnes'
Safe and Lock Works.
Gents' shoes soled and heeled for 75c while yon
wait Hand-sewn, 95c. Finest work ln tbe citv.
mb6-57-TT
PIANOS,
ORGANS.
And all manner of Small Instruments
HAMILTON'S,
anais Fifth avenne.-
PITTSBURG DISPATCH,
ttrDitplay adi'irtdeinentt one dollar ptr
iqiwi or one insertion. Clattifltd advertise
ments on this page such at Wanted. For Bale,
To Let, etc.. ten cents per line for each inser
tion, and none taken for less than tfty cents.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BRANCU OFFICES.
THE HKANUII OFFICE FOR THE BOUTH
SIDE HAS BEEN HEMOVED TO NO, HK
CAKBON BTItKET.
ADVEHTIBEMKNTH, WEWB ANDBUHSCKIl'
TIONB CAN HE LEFT TJ1EHE BOTH FOIt
HENEKAL KIJITIONH, AND FOIt THE
Sl'ECIAL 80UTII8IDE ISSUE I'UULIBIIED
EACH 8ATUKUAY.
JIIIANC'II OFFICES AltE ALSO ESTAB
LISHED AT llfi: FOLLOWINO PLACES,
AT ALL OF WHICH WANT. FOB 8ALE, TO
LET. AND OTIIEIt TRANSIENT ADVERTISE
MENTS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO P. M.
FOR INSERTION NEXT MORNING!
Advertisements aro to be prepaid except where
advertliers already bare accounts with Tux Dls-
IMTCU.
riTTSnURG.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. SSifl Bntler street.
K.M1LO. STUCKEY. Hth street nd I'enn ave.
E. G. bTUCKEY .tt'.a. Wt11 ave. and Fultonit.
N.6TOK.ELY, Firth Avenue Market House,
EAST END.
J. W. WALLACE, em Penn avenue.
OAKLAND.
MCALLISTER &BIIEIRLElCSthav. Alwood it.
SOUTIIBIDX.
JACOB BFOHN. No. 2Caron itreet.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAEKCHEK, 59 Federal street.
H. J. MCBKIDE. Market House, AUegbeny.
FRED H. EGGEltS. 172 Ohio street
F. II. EGGEKS4SON, Ohio and Chestnut its.
J. F. STEVENSON. Arch and Jackson ftreets.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and irwlnaves.
O. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Braver aves.
1'ERltYM. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny aves.
T. K. MORRIS, 686 Preblo are.
M1LLVALE BOROUGH.
W. W. FLOCK.EU, Stationer. No. 4 Grant ave.
SHAKPSBUKG.
C. BELLMAN. Stationer, S18 Slain st.
ADVERTISERS,
PLEASE NOTICE!
THE BUSINESS OFFICE OF
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
HAS BEEN REMOVED
tO CORNER SMITHFIELD AND
Diamond Streets.
WANTED.
ainlo Hcln.
WANTED-GOOD BARBER AT JS07 FIFTH
AVE.. Oakland. my20-94
WANTED-ONE OB TWO FIRST CLASS
compositors. BEST ft CO. mySO-GO
WASTEoU,-;A.GOOD BARBER AND BOY.
No. 247 OHIO ST, Allegheny. my20-63
WANTED-A BO TO LEARN THE BARBER
trade. Call at 21; r.ji iFfii, ot u u
Call at 235 CARSON ST., S, S.
my20-55
WANTED-GOOU MAN FOR LIVERY STA
BLE. Inquire 93 AND 95 SECOND AVE.
my20-9G
ANJ-ED-25 SALESMEN TO SELL CLOT1I
ING. Apply at 540 WOOD ST., 10 o'clock
x' M- mv20-85
WANTF.D-ONE FIRST-CLASS WAITER. AT
ROTH'S RESTAURANT, No. 28 Diamond
"l""6- m V20-95
WANTED-A SHOEMAKER. APPLY 1 0 J.
W. MCCURDY, Dennlson,Tuscariwaco.
P., postofflce "iox ss. my20-B2
-T7"A.NTED-GOOD
PANTS MAKt.-n liv
l r soon wages.
Main St., Braddoek,
JOHN TEGETHOFF. 80
la. mjrSO-W
WANTED-A DRUG CLERK. APPLY AT
onro to JAS. II. MCCLELLAND, 81 Federal
St., Allegheny City. Pa. myM-5
11TATED-
A.!,V,V.T5 I'ABOKEKS, APPLY
VV to BAWD Jlltos..
Bridge. Wheeling. W. Va. mylJ-IH
ITTANTEll-
FIltST-CI.ABS COAT MAKEItS
Oil tlntl mutl Annlw I A u tiiMir
.. V to work on Hne coats.
8 mV2-' Fm" "C" Cor' We""i " ,oconi noor.
WANTED-FOUIl ltOUOHKKS TO WORK
In small hoop mill: everything straight. Ap
J?IlP,'.,V "! 'o WM, CARTWltlGlTr. PonS.
cro), Ohio. my20-73
rj ANTED - FIRST-CLASS TAILORS TO
J iiWi"i?i?5 c ? a,ld "pairing. Apply
second noon N,M mU BTC" cor .'
"lTTA.STED-
'SINULE MAN TO 111JTVTT !li
vv take
rara tf mli ni... ,ni'.. .
iY0in'VAllU' ' FiftE arid Alien tyet'.
Shadyslde.
my-13
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS BARBER;
apply to HENRY INOEN1TO. Greensuurc,'
M,i.'?iJe,1U,r5.i.hc.,"rom I'Htsburg by ROSS C!
BLACK, 133 Third ave., 4 doors below Hmlthflcla
street.
my:o-50
WANTED-AN ACTIVE. ENERGETIC MAN
to solicit orders for a roofing co.: to the
right party a lucrative and permanent position is
offered. Call for M. O. FISHER, at Hotel Boyer.
from 6 to 8 this r. m. mj 20-83
WAJJTM-KELIABLE LOCAL AND TRAV
ELING salesmen- positions permanent;
special inducements now; fast-selling specialties;
don't delay: salary from start. BROWN BROS.,
Nurserymen, Rochester. N. Y. mvlJ-88-TTS
WAN TED-CAR BUILDERS-A FEW GOOD
car builders, experienced on rrelght car
work; also blacksmiths and planlng-mlll ma
chine hands. THE ENSIGN MANUFACTUR
ING COMPANY, Hnntlngton, W. VnT
my!3-49-TTS
WANTED-BAD WRITERS AT SMART'S
Business College, 12 Federal street Alle
gheny; open dallv through summer. 9 a. M. to 9
r. M.: system of shorthand chanced from
Graham's to Eclectic, the brieltst and simplest:
instruction private for both sexes, mylg-l-frssu
TTTANTED-SALESMEN AT f75 1'ER MONTH
)V salarrand expenses, to sell a line orsllver-
plated ware, watches, etc.; by sample only; horse
and team furnished free; write at once lor full
PAr5 f, 2Ff ?,"LH,B,am.R!?.c.a.se of (foods free. STAN
DARD SILVERWARE CO., Boston, Mass.
se24-90-D
WANTED-AGENTS TO BELL TEA, BAK
ING powder and pure sploes; gilts with
goods; coke workers, miners or mlllmen can make
money ln their spare time: special Inducements
to persons having established trade. YAMA
SH1RO TEA CO., 83 Jackson st, Allegheny. Pa,
apoo-7iKrrns
VXTANTED-GENERAL AGENTS, WHOMAKE
v from 3.000105. coo per year; canvassers from
?l to sio per day selling the Taylor adjustable shoo:
every lady Is a possible customer: permanent
business; exclusive territory assigned. Address.
?,1,t.ns.tanlP' CONSOLIDATED ADJUSTABLE
SHOE CO.. Salem, Mass. myS-OS-irs
TTANTED-A FEW GOOD RELIABLE MEN
V who can travel with line specially for physi
cians: nay liberal: position permanent with op
portunities for advancement to right parties; no
canvassing for books; this is no "catch-penny"
ailvt; Investigation desired. Address O. W.
CLOSE. 315 Wabash ave., Chicago, III. myls-107
-TTTANTED-SALESMEN ON SALARY OR
yt commission to handle the new patent
chemical ink erasing pencil: the greatest selling
novelty ever produced: erase Ink thoroughly ln
two seconds; no abrasion or paper: 00 toSOOpcr
cent, profit.; one agent's sales amounted to JC20
ln six days; another 532 ln two hours. Me want
one energetic general agent for each State and
Territory :Qsample bymall35ets. For terms and
full particulars, addrcssTHEMONROE ERASER
JUG. CO.. Lacrosse, Wis. myl8-Il
WANTED--MAN OF ABILITY AND EXPE
RIENCE to superintend thp nr.Ml.,1 Aal
partment of a foundry and manufacture of
pumps: must be a good organizer of hcln: one
who can take rrom fftOOOtof.i.ciOOInterestln the
business prererre.1, but the right man Is more de
sired than capital: a larc chance for the right
man with first-class references; full particulars of
experience, with reference, must be given tose-UiVirPlr-
Address MERCHANTS' NATIONAL
BANK. Aurora, ill. my!3-S9-TTS
Female Help.
VyANTED- THREE GIRLS TO CHECK
tIT, newspapers Apply at 204 PENN BU1LD
INO. Pittsburg. Pa. my20-C3
WANTED- MIDDLE-AGED GIRL FOR
general housework ln small family. 6a
SECOND AVEN
UE. mj-20-72
-TTA.NTED ONE g0iiU
RXl'EltlF.NCEI)
v cook.
Artntv nt thf AflKIl WMMANHI
HOME. Wllklnspurg, Pa. my20-S4
TIT A N T ED- SEVEItAL EXPERIEN CED
T 1 snoe salesladies: nest reference required.
Apnly at KAUFMANNS'. my20-70
WANTED TWO SEWING GIRLS-MUST
have had experience ln the making of
men's clothing. Apply at KAUFMANNS'.
my20-7a
WANTED-YOUNG LADY EXPEKIENCED
ln doable-entry bookkeeping: must have
good reference. Address T., Dispatch ofilce.
my20-71
TTTANTED-A FIRST-CLASS MILLINER FOR
VV the city. Apply at J. D. BERN D & CO., 817.
LiDcny street, Deiwen a. m. anu la M. ror two
days. m j 20-9
WASTED-TWO EXPERIENCED LA UNDHY
vnman xtrfin avi tivliinr aai( ...... -.
to take charge.
! waubu uvwa WIIUI, fcUVU I CICICIICI!: UUC
Apply
at HOTEL KEN MA Wit
snauy ave
mj-20-40
WANTED-A GIRL FOR PLAIN COOKING
and downstairs work ln a family of three; no
children: aUo a girl ln same family for upstairs
work. Apply at No. 88 MADISON AVISN UE. Al
legheny mya-8
WANTED-AN EDUCATED PBOTESrANT
woman to nurse ono child 5 years old; roust
speak pure French and German and be able to
Iaew: none but best of references need apply;
good wages. Address 24 LINCOLN AVE., Alle
gheny, Pa. mylMl
TUESDAY, MAT 20,
WANTED.
I'ernnlo llrln.
WAS,T5"rAT ONCE. HKCUNDCOOK. AI".
1'LYatMOPE.NN AVE. myM-03
"WA!,?""A )OD PANTRY (llltL TO
niiv Z?Zk ln restaurant. NO. 160 FIFTH AVE-
"""' "" myJMJS
WANTEI1-A OIRL 'III DO HOItUIIIHNO.
RP'rat No. 71) BOUTHTWENY-BECOND
ol. i BoutUilde. city. tajK-H
Mule nnd Ifemnlo Help.
WANTED-HOTEL COOKS, 110 PER WEEK
nlnlnit room idrls, chambermaids for hotels,
uiinwMhcr. laundress, pantry ulrl.sW) house girls,
cooks, chambermaids, two girls for boarding
w?Icv,..I,lJll,t ""I?" P""0 at MEEHAN'B
AOfcNOY. AiOrantst. mylO-D
Nltunllonk.
TTTANTED-A BITUATION AB HECEIVEIt,
tv welghmasler or shipper In arolllngn)lll:
ten years' experience. Address T. J., Dispatch
""Ice. my20-8
TTTANTED-BY A BOY 18. POSITION IN
' hardware store to learn the business! can
produce good reference,
Address B. B. C, DIs-
iiaicn omcc.
mySO-37
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A POSI
TION or trust: experience and ability;
best of reference; reasons lor changing, sooil.
Address. TltUST, Dispatch offlce. myio-dl
Financial.
WANTED-MORTGAOE9-M0NEYTOLOAN
ln sums to suit at 4,, 5 and e per cent.
ALLES Jt BAILEY, 164 Fourth are. Tel. 1C7.
aplS-H-TTS6U
TXTANTKD-MORTGAGES ON CITY OR
.TV Allegheny county property at lowest rates.
HENRY A. WEAVER i CO.. iZFourth avenue,
rohp
WANTED-MORTGAGlL3-fI.COO,COOTOLOAN
ln large and small amounts at H. 5 and 6
per cent, tree of State tax: no delay. KEED B.
COYLE& CO., 131 Fourth ave. myZl-OJ-TTS
WANTEU-MORTGAGES-WE ARE PRE
PARED to loan sums from (500 to 500,000 on
city and country property: 4, S and 6 per cent.
JAS. W. DRAPE &CO 129 Fourth avenue. Pitts
burg. myl7-57-D
WANTED-TO LOAN 1500,000. IN AMOUNTS
of (3,000 and npward, on city and suburban
property, on 4H percent, free or tax: also smaller
amounts at 5 and 6 per cent. BLACK & BAIRD,
95 Fourth avenue. sc21-d26-D
WANTED-MORTGAGES-f 1,000, OXTO LOAN
. j city and suburban properties at H, tand
Cpcrcent. and on (arms in Allegheny and adja
cent counties at 6 per cent. I. M. PENNOCK A
SON. 147 Konrthavenne. ap7-f41
WANTED TO i.OAN (200.000 ON MORT
GAGES: tl00 and unward at 6 ner cent:
(500,000 at Hi per cent on residences or business
aiso in aaioining
counties. S. H.
NCH. IK Fourth avenue.
OC21-4-D
WANTED-TO SELL 15 SHARES OF AR
MENIA lnburance Co. 's stock: nlnce 1874
have received cash dividends on said stock
amounting to tl,S00: necessity compels the owner
to sell, but will not take less than par (11,500). Ad
dress J. S., Dispatch office. myl3-6S
Miscellaneous.
WANTED YOU TO GET- A BAKER'S
doien (13) or Stewart ft Co. 's fine cabinet
photos for (1, at 90 and 92 FEDERAL ST.. Alle
gheny. mv28-49-TTSu
VTJ-ANTEO-AHOOT 5.000 YARDS OF BEST
VV Allegheny river cobblestone delivered at
EN. Contractor, 551 Carnegie ave.
icanaiess ave., .iKneenin wara. a..-jinAua-
mvl7-25
FOB, SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Citv Residence.
FOR SALE-FINE WASHINGTON STREET
property; new two-story mansard, pressed
brick; eight rooms; all modern conveniences;
three new three-story bricks in rear; good big
lot; decided bargain. BAXTER, THOMPSON ft
CO.. 1G2 Fourth ave. myl8-93-TTssn
FOR 8ALE-t9.200. 9 PER CENT INVEST
MENT; Ave houses near Firth and Logan
streets which rent for l,O0O per year; all ln god
repair: large lot; perfect sewerage: payment to
suit: send for new price list. ALLES ft BAILEY,
1S4 Fourth ave. Telephone 187. my!7-31-Tus
Enat nd Ilraldencca.
ITlOR SALE -85,500 -NEW NINE -ROOM
.' frame house, Howe St., Shadyslde. one snuaro
?PKi,V.,,ftl!aT.F::. "'.I conveniences; lot 35x100.
SAMUEL W. BLACK 4 CO., 90 Fourth ave.
myl7-33-irr
FOR SALE-NEWBRICK HOUSE, 13 ROOMS;
all conveniences; lot, 01x125 l'ect: nearnaved
street, Nineteenth ward: handy to P. R. R. and
cable; price, ft. 60. MELLON BROTHERS. KH3
Station St., E. E. inyls-41-TTSu
T7Oll BALK tI5.000-
NEW BRICK, 15 ROOMS:
(mivenlptipf'K! Imniliiiiiinlv
I elegant flnlsh; all conveniences:
located on naved street; lot, 05x153; Nineteenth
J?Ki!h.'i.n.'ly lo ' " " a"'1 eablo. MELLON
UUOT1IKK3, WI9 Station St.. K.E. myls-41-TTSu
TjUlR SALE-BEN VENUE I'LACE-QUEEN
' ANNE dwelling or ten rooms, reception hall,
bath. w. c. laundry: all conveniences; largo lot,
50x120: shade and fruit trees: splendid porch.
SAMUEL W. BLACK ft CO., W Fourth ave.
m.vl7-3S-TTS
TTUMt S A LE-M.500 OAKLAND SOIIAItE.
1? 6 minutes' from Fifth avcniieiSolcetrlc ears
fiass corner: come
mil. sliding doors.
cornfcr tironertv, hrlplr. n rnnm.
all. sliding doors, bath, w. c. gases, automatic
lk'litlngand electric tclls,laundrr, dry jellar. hay
windows, front and slde"porchcs, lot 30x100. streets
Saved and sowcrod; everything In Al condition.
AMUELW. BDACKftt'O., OT Fourth ave.
myl7-35-MTT
I7OR BALE-EIGHT ACRES, WITH FINK
? mansion house of 12 rooms; all modern con
veniences; good stable and outbuildings: elegant
shade and fruit trees: within two minutes' walk
of Hftli ave. cable ears: one of the mostdellght
rul locations ln East End: this pronerty will
make one of tho finest residence nronertle ln thp
city, or can be sub-dlvlded and large prodt made
on the selling price, if sold soon. THOS. LIG
GETT, lit Fourth ave.
71 Diamond st.
after May
-u.
myis-td
FORSALE-SHADYSIDE RESIDENCE-NEW
two-story frame (Jueen Anne residence. 10
rooms. bath and launury, porches, h. ft c.water,nat.
gas. wired for electric light Inside w. c, slate
mantels, tile hearths: ln fact a complete home In
every respect, beautifully located ln a good neigh
borhood: first-class advantages for rapid transit
being within five in In. walk of Shadyslde sta. and
twomln. of proposed Center ave. line; very cheap
at SO. SCO: see It. GEO. C. SLEKTII. Penn and
Shaily aves.. East End. myl7-39-TTSSu
Hnzelwood Residence.
FOR SALE-NEW 6-ROOM BRICK DWELL
ING, slate mantels, tile hearths: one square
from Second Avenue Electric road: lot 24x120.
SAMUEL W. BLACK ft CO.. 99 Fourth ave.
mylS-ll-TTS
Allegheny Residences
TTSi
OR
SALE-SMALL HOUSE AND LOT,
58
X1 Corrv St.. First ward. Alle?benv. at auction.
on premises, Thursday, May 22, at 3 o'clock; lot
19x27; brick house, four rooms; terms cash. A.
LEGGATE ft SON, Auctioneers, 31 Federal st,
Allegheny. my20-8
TTOR SALE-KIRKPATRICK AVE., SECOND
1 ward. Allegheny, new pressed brick front
aweiung. u rooms, Datn, inside w
Isbcd attic, nat. and art. gas, etc. ;
terms easy and price low at S3, 750.
BLACK ft CO., 99 Fourth ave.
hall, fin-
side entrance;
SAMUEL W.
my3J-C3
F
OR SALE ALLEGHENY RESIDENCE
properties nt vcrv reasonable nrlces uml in
the rao6t desirable locations on the following
b.iccs. t.niLuiii, aiiriiu.u uiiu lurin avenncs.
Beach. Bldwell, Sheffield. Locust and Franklin
streets. DAVID SHAW ft CO., 152 Fourth ave.
mvl3-82-TTS
FOR SALE-WASHINGTON ATE.. ALLE
GHENY, corner property, brick dwelling, six
rooms, hall, vestlbnle and finished attic: hand
somely papered; good, dry cellar: water on first
and second floors: nat. gas, etc. ; lot fronts on two
streets; price for this desirable property only
SJ.200. bAMUEL, W. BLACK ft CO., 89 Fourth
ave. my20-63
FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT NO. 70 ADAMS
street Allegheny. 7 rooms with hall and
cellar and fine lot 24x123 teet to an alley, good
sewerage to be sold at public sale on Thursday
afternoon. May 22, at 2 o'clock, on the premises;
title ncrlect. Terms, etc., from JAMES W.
DRAPE ft CO., Agents and Auctioneers, lis
Fourth avennc, Pittsburg. myl6-13-D
Suburban Residence.
FOR SALE-bESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESI
DENCES, building lots and acre properties
on the Ft. Wavnc Railroad, at Bellevue, bewick
ley and Edgewortb. DAVID SHAW ft CO., 152
Fourth ave. myI3-S2-TTS
TJIOR SALE AT WILKINSBURG. SIX-ROOM
X' frame house, finished attic, etc: lot aoxlJO
price S2.H0O; terms to snlt: cheapest property
Wllklnsburg. HAMNET ft MEREDITH.
ln
102
t ourtn ave. t
. and Wllklnsburg.
mr2o-41
FOR SALC-SUllURBAN RESIDENCE-TWO
minutes' walk from P. R. R. station, close to
city, 12 rooms, reception hall, laundry, range,
electric lights, natural gas, etc: abundance of
cnoicorruitisi.ax) lias been spent on me house.
of ground: neighborhood and location the best:
Brlce, (3,500; terms reasonable. SA31UEL W.
LACK ft CO.. S3 Fourth ave. my20-4S-TT
FOR feALE LOTS
East End Lota.
FOR BALE-2,500--LOT M FT. FRONT ON
Eincrinn st. East End; splendid locality.
SAMUEL W
myl7-32-D
BLACK ft CO., 99 Fourth ave.
FOR 8ALE-S900-LARGE LOTS. 24X135: GRA
ZIER st; easy payments: Twenty-first ward.
MELLON BROTHERS, 6343 Station St.
E. E.
myio-M-TT6U
FOR SALE-LOTS-4 HANDSOME LOTS. 42X
108 ft., on SO-foot street: good location: bandy
to P. R. it and cable: Nineteenth ward: near
paved street MELLON BROTHERS,cai3 station
st, E. E. myl8-44-TTSu
FOR SALE-CORNER FORBES AND HALKET
streets, a very desirable residence: lot GO or
110 feet front by 120 feet deep to an alley: modern
house of 12 large rooms; late improvements:
stable and carriage bouse. See W. A. 11ER
RON ft SONS. 80 Fourth ave. mylO-73-10,13,20
Sllseelloneoaa.
FOR SALE-COAL LAND-2,000 ACRES OF
the best quality or tbe Pittsburg vein; adja
cent to Pittsburg, lying between two lines of rail
road; good shipping facilities east and west See
W. A. HERltdN ft SON a, 80 Fourth ave.
my4-4-TU
si.
ITlOR SALE-OWN A HOME-WE WILL BUY
or build for you anywhere and let your rent
ir the property: uo security required.
vJJiiI'.OAAiJirBOV10ISX ASSOCIATION.
branch office. Standard building, Mi-633 Wood st
mviJ-is-Trssa
1890.
I'OIl HALE-I4OTS.
City Residence.
IriOlt BALE-K ACRE OF (WOUND. LAItOE
' home 10 rooms, outhulldlnifi.. fruit and or
namental trees, at a rreat uariruln iraoldqnlek.
on cor. of Mason nnd Bedford its., Jhlrty-sjcond
ward! ran be subdivided to prodti call andtilrs
us a bid, bee W. A. HEllltON A Mb. " Fourth
ave, myo-itt-Tu
Allcclicnv 1,01.
TTtOU BALE-ONLYJ.ViO-FOR LOTS ON
1 LIS street. Nunnery Hill. Allegheny
WIL
citv. near the Incline.
no Fourth ave.
Bee W. A. HERRON A SONS,
myi7-i-TT
ITIOR HALE-ONLY 1300-FOR LOTS ON HIV-
EltVIEW ave.. Nunnery Hill. Allegheny
City: centrally located; very cheap. See W. A.
llrfltltON A SONS, 80 Fourth ave. myl7-l-TTS
FOR SALE-10O ALLEGHENY LOTS ON
Lombard St.. Linden and Maple ares.. Tenth
and Twelfth wards: payments easy. Inquire ot
J. & B. MCNAUGHElt, 41 -S or til Diamond St., or
43 Federal tt. mhl2-M-D
FOR BALE WFUTEKN AVE., NEAR THE
park, Allegheny, twoflnelotsKJixlSift. toa
paved alley; the only vacant lots In this first-class
neighborhood: certain or enhancement ln value.
SAMUEL W. BLACK ft CO., 89 Fourth ave.
myl7-48-TTS
Snbarbnn Lots.
FOR BALE-ATEDGEH OOD.LOT ON MAPLE
street 100x300, at a bargain. HAMNET &
MEREDITH, 102 Fourth ave. and Wllklnsburg.
uiyW-41
FOR SALE AT VILKINBBURU, ON COAL
street, lot 100x3(1, ror SI.ICO; a bargain.
IIAMNET& MEREDITH, 102 Fourth ave. and
Wllklnsburg. myawi
FORSALK-LOTS, LOTS AT WILMERDING;
branch office. No. 2 W'stlnghouseave.. Wll
merdlnc: main office, 162 Fourth ave. HAXTEIt,
THOMPSON ft CO. mylS-02-TTSSu
FOR SALE-VEKY CHEAP-ONE AND A
half acres ofnlce land at Emsnorth. P., Ft.
W. ft C. R. It., only ten minutes' walk from tbe
station. C. BERlNUERftSON, 156 Fourth ave.
myl5-15-rrs
FOR BALE NORTH HOMESTEAD LOTS, COX
1:0 feet, fronting on a 60-foot street, near
Swlssvalc station, P.R.R., and City Farm station,
B.ft O. R. R. : price (100 to 8500 each: terms to suit.
1RAM. BURCUFIELD, 153 Fourth avenue.
aplO-30-D
FOR SALE-21 ACRES IN TWENTY-THIRD
ward, convenient to Secohd ave. electric
road: can he subdivided into about 150 (large size)
building lots, which will sell for 8500 each; price
81,000 per acre: one-fourth cash, balance easy
terms. SAMUEL XT. BLACK, ft CO., 99 Fourth
ave. my20-H-TT
Farms.
FOB SALE-ONLY 81.400 FOR A FARM OF 2S
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. R. R.
C. BERINGERftSON, US Fourth ave.
myl5-15-TTS
FOR SALE-FARM-200 ACRES, FINE RESI
DENCE, all other buildings, with tenant
honse complete: natural gas free: good soil, coal,
springs, abundance of frnit, rich comrounltv,
short drive from river and station. ED. W1T
T1SB. 410 Grant St., Pittsburg. myl7-D
FOR SALE-OB EXCHANGE-A BEAUTIFUL
farm of 215 acres near Llgonler, Westmore
land co., of which 100 acres Is under cultivation,
balance ln timber; good new house of four rooms,
hall, large porch, cell!, etc.: also, large new
barn, fences, etc. ; surface level and gently roll-i
lng. an abundance of water, yonng orchard, etc.:
price only 85,000. C. BKRINGER ft SON, 158
Fourth ave. rayl5-15-TT8
FOR SALE-A GREAT BARGAIN IN 700
acres of land ln Scioto county, O. ; 120 acres
under cultivation, balance In timber; about 400
acres of the land level and gently rolling, balance
hilly but not rocky; all can be cultivated; young
orchard now bearing; two-story frame bouse of
live rooms and three tenement bouses, stable,
etc.; price only 83 per acre. For further particu
lars call on C. BERINGERftSON, VA Fourth
ave. mvl5-15-TTF
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Chances.
FOR SALE-BAKROOM IN ONE OF THE
finest hotels In Eastern Ohio. Address, CON
FIDENTIAL, Dispatch offlce. rayI0-3
FOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINESr TEA
stores ln this city; big profits; cheap to a
ty; big
X 61, c
cash buyer. P. O. Bo:
Iclty.
mylS-S
FOR HALK-A BARBER SHOP WITH BATH
ROOMS, for S'50; half cash; balance small
iiaymeuts.
lttsburg.
Apply at A. EDL1S, 602 Liberty St.,
myiv-a
FOR SALE-ONE-THIRD INTKKE8TIN RED
brick woiks: capacltr.fln.00O per day: excellent
location In the city: capital required, &.VX0; rtar-
tlculars to principals.
AUUICH 1W 11. tV. IMS-
paicu oiuce.
111)20-0(1
-I7I0R SALE-FISH AND FRUIT DEPOT:
V llnest book ami stationery store ln best town
In Western Pennsylvania; excellent city muslo
store, good offlce business; grocery stores, bak
eries, drugstores, cigar stores, butcher shops.
BHEPARD ft CO.. 1SI Fourth ave. myl4
T?)R SALE MORNING PAPEIt ROUTE,
netting f7 per week, cheap: some first-class
grocery stores: several good city and country
drugstores, II, SWIto HKK): a paying manufactur
ing business. 1500; pood mining and other inter
ests. PERCI VAL CHAPMAN, 439 Grant St.
mylu-DO
FOR BALE-A GOOD BUSINESS-A CI.OrH
ING store, established over nine years. In a
handsome town (county seat). Is offered on favor
able terms; business pays 2. MO a year after store
ana personal expenses deducted, and proofs to
show for It: good reasons tor selling,
care Carrier 33. Cleveland. O.
Auiirrns it,
ray 18-70
FOR SALE-REPUBLICAN WEEKLr NEWS
PAPER and Job offlce outfit consisting orail
modern Unproved machinery. Including folder
and stcretyplng machine. Presses find all ma
chinery In excellent condition: over 3.400 bona
fide circulation and a large Jobbing patronage;
located at county seat ln one of Pennsylvania's
most .prosperous iron manufacturing counties:
rare opportunity for nary meaning business. Ad-
aress a. a., xiispi
patch office, Pltt9burg. Pa.
lajn-oi
Buslneaa Stands!
FOR SALE-EAST END BUSINESS "PROPER
TY. Frankstown ave.. near Station st, two
large brick bnlldlngs, storeroom and ten large
dwelling rooms; lot 40x220, extending to another
street; terms reasonable. SAMUEL W. BLACK
ft CO., 99 Fourth ave. my 20-17
FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE MANUFACTUR
ING plant on smallmau st, Pittsburg: foun
dry and machine sbon: eight coke furnaces;
natural gas connections: patterns and ttiyer rig
ging complete: iron-clad buildings: all In fin,t
class order. Particulars from LEE, BARN Err ft
CHAPLIN, 313 Wood St. myl7-41-TuS
F
'ORSALK-AN ELEGANT NEW BRICK BUS
INESS and residence pronerty on Carson
street 11 rooms and large store room, ball, bath
hot and cold water, lanndry, stationary wash
tubs and neat frame on rear end of lot of four
rooms: lot 16x100 feet to alley: price, SlLOou. MOR
RISON ft BANKS. 1113 Carson street or 51 Wash
lngton ave.. Thirty-first ward. mylD-TTS
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Hones. Vehicle. Live Stock, dze.
FOR SALE-THREE VERY FINR BUGGY
mares. 4, 6 and 7 years old: also, one doctor's
buggy nnd one side-bar cheap If sold at once. Ad-
I Hfkb IT H lli.nith nfAf.. mv" O MI
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FOB SALE AT PUBLIC SALE ON THUltSi
DAY. May 22, five horses, 25 cows and farm
ing implements of all kinds belonging to
ANTHONY ZENDER, Twenty-second ward. Oak
land. mylS-24-Tnu
FOR SALE-A GRAND CART OB BltOUGIIAM
horse. 16 hands blgh. fivearsold. blocky built
dark bay. no white, high spirited but gentle and a
fine, prompt driver In single and double harness;
splendid knee action and carries head hlgn with
ont check: Is also well broken to saddle and per
fectly broken to march and parade: this is one of
the handsomest geldings to be seen anywhere, and
he Is sound and all right. Address P. 0. bllANK,
Litchfield, Medina county. Ohio.
lny9-49-I3, 15,17,13, 20,24, 25
Machinery nnd Bletals.
TJIOR SALE 4HX6K ANTHONY CAMERA: JS
O. lens; complete ana new. Aaare.s raoiu.
Dispatch office.
myD-79
FOR SALE-ENGINES AND BOILERS-NEW
and refitted: repairing promptly attended to.
PORTER FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO.,
till., below Suspension bridge, Allegheny, Pa.
ap3-7tf
FOR SALE ONE 211X24 HORIZONTAL EN
GINE, 25.000 feet second-hand wire rope: also
hoisting and nortable engines and Sicmen valves,
castings, etc VELTE ft MCDONALD. 3200 Penn
avenue. Iy21-91-TTS
FOR SALE DRILLING ENGINES AND
boilers for oil or gas wells, engines and boil
ers ln every size and stTle, saw mills and wood
working machinery. HARMES MACHINE
11AIIME3 31A
ave., Pittsburg, Pa.
Dbi'OT, flo.w Hirst
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FOR SALE-SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND
boilers: all sizes and styles la stock, I rom 4 to
100 h. p. ;all rcfltted;good as new, at lowest nrlccs;
portable engines, to 25 h. p. ; boilers all sizes
and styles. J.S. YOUNU,23Park way, Allegheny.
Pa. iic23-oO-i
3Hcennnrnn'..
TriOR SALE TWO SECOND HAND NA
1 TIONALcashrcglsterstgoodas new: reason
for selling am going out ol business
Address S
r. J., mspatcn otnee.
ma-2
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL BOOKS WANTED-1 Oil 1,000:
50.000 for sale; all bargains. FRANK
BACON ft CO.. 301 Smlthfleld St. my!5
PERSONAL ROOKS WANTEO-IF YOU
have any books to sell, let us know. LEVI'S
BOOK STORE, Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
mh7
LOST.
J OST PIN BUNCH OF FORGET-ME-NOTS
i with diamond centers; (10 reward. Return to
bCHLOSSER HOTEL.
my2u-G5
TOST LADY'S SMALL SILVER
WATCn
between
jLi with gold chain, on Carson st.
E
Seventeenth and Twenty-sixth street. Liberal
reward if returned to II,
RECTANUS, 1728 Carson
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cKNIGHT & VllTuRi:
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
Dealers in Gaa Fixtures.
LAMPS, PUMPS, LEAD PIPE, HOSE, ETC.
Special attention given to Natnral Gas Flttine.
416 SMITHFIELD ST., PITTSBURG, PA.
, Telephone 76 a7-6S-zra
TO LET.
Hiilmrbnn Realdenera.
TO LET-FURNISHED HOUHK OF BIX
rooms, at West lloltorue. P.. F. W, ft (J. U.
It. 1 rent (33 per month. CBEltlNGERft BON,
1M Fourth are, inyl5-lJ-n
TO LET-A VERY COMFOIITABLE DWELL
ING or Are rooms with large grounds at
Ulentli'ld. P.. K. W. ft c. It. It., at only (JO per
month. C. IIERINUEIt ft BON, 1M Fourth ave.
mylS-IS-TT
mo LET-HOME AVENUE, BELLEVUE. A
J. few minutes' walk from station, elegant
mansion of to rooms, large halls, etc.. and all
modern convenience!, line lawn, largo grounds,
fruit and shade trees: to desirable tenant very
moderate rent; will rent ror summer months.
BAXTER. THOMPSON ft CO., 162 ourth live.,
above new postofflce. myl7-58-Tussu
Office. Detk Room. Owe
TO LET-A FEW NICK OFFICES IN OEB
MANIA SAVINGS BANK BUILDING,
Wood and Diamond streets.
a p 10-40
TO LET-COItNER FIFTH AND WOOD ST..
desirable forbnslnenn or offices, second, third
and fourth floors, separate or as a whole. See W.
A. HERRON ft SONS, 80 Fourth ave.
myll-tW-12,lS.a
TO LET-FOURTH STORY OF NO. 99 FIFTn
avenue, part of what has been heretofore
known as The Dispatch Building: room suitable
for lodge room or for Unlit manufacturing. Key
to be had from V. 11. Crlbbs. Real Estate Aft.,
No. 99 Firth ave. For particulars see BUU. MU1C
DISPATCU, corner Smlthfleld and Diamond sts.
117
Ttnolncws Stands.
TO LET-STOKE ROOM AT 908 LIBERTY ST.,
nowoccuplcdby Jos. RauhftCo. For terms
apply on tbe premises. my20-97
TO LET-COUNTRY STORE. WITH GOOD
house, stable, fruit and garden, on railroad
14 miles from city; S15 per month: also ln same vil
lage house of three rooms and two acres ground;
S3 per month. ED. W1TTISH, 410 Grant st.
mySMO
Miscellaneous-
TO LET OR FOR SALE-HOTELS, COTTAGES
and bath bouses. Atlantic City, N. J.: lots
for sale ln all parts of the city: also So. Atlantic
City. Chelsea and for Atlantic Land Co. ISRAEL
G. ADAMS ft CO.. Real Estate Agts., Real Es
tate and Law Building. apl6-53
EDUCATIONAL.
TsENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST1
ri TOTE. Trov. If. Y. Examinations for ad
mission to this, the oldest school of engineering
in tbe United States, will be held in Pittsburg.
Pa., on June 4, 1890. Candidates will Reexam
ined in the following subjects: Spelling, En
glish grammar, geography, arithmetic, algebra,
through equations of tbe second degree in
cluding radicals and in plane geometry. The
examinations will be wholly written, and a fee
of 5 will be required of each candidate. Can
didates will report to G. W. G. 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.
REPORTS.
THE CH4.LFONTE, ATLANTIC CITY.
On the beach. North Carolina ave.; unob
structed ocean view; salt water baths in the
house; elevator: now open.
fe9-114-D E. ROBERTS fc SON a
,mHE SHELBURNE.
I Atlantic iuy, n. u..
Remains open tbroughout the year. Every
convenience, including passenger elevator
and hot sea water baths.
mylo-15-D A, B. ROBERTS.
HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
CAPE MAY, N. J.
Accommodates 300 guests; open all tbe year,
omnibus and sea water baths free to guests;
the llnest summer and winter resort on the
coast: house within 50 feet of the surf,
n.h4-50-D JAMES & BTEFFNEK.
riMIE ARLINGTON.
J. OCEAN GRO VE, N. J.
Accommodations and appointments first
class. Services the best Accommodates 350.
Will open MayLlSSO.
mh5-80-D WM. P. DOLBEY, Prop.
T)EDFORD SPRINGS,
BEDFORD, I'ENNA.
Unsurpassed for health or pleasure. Opons
Juno 12. L. B. DOTY, Manager.
my 1-69
THEELDREDGE.18 SOUTH CAROLINA
J ave., Atlantic City, N. J. Threo minutes
to depot or beach; large, well ventilated rooms,
single or en suite, with all modern improve
ments. Terms, 51 to to f2 tier day, ! to 812 nor
week. MRS. il J. ELDREDGE.
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THE MANSION,
' ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Elegantly remodoled. greatly enlarged, hand
somely furnished.
OPEN ALL'IHE YEAR.
myIS-108 CHARLES McOLADE.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
. Cresson Springs.
On the summit of the Allegheny Mountains.
Will open JUNE 23. For circulars and infor
mation address
WM. R. DUNHAM, Superintendent.
myl-63 Cresson. Cambria Co., Pa.
Fort Griswold House
AND COTTAGES,
On the Sound. Opposite New London, Conn..
OPENS JUNE 19.
Fifth season under the samo management
A cool, healthy and delightful summer resort;
bathing, boating, fishing, etc. Rooms and cot
tages may be engaged at Stnrtevant House,
New York City.
MATTHEWS & PIERSON,
myl7-61-T-rs Proprietors.
HOTEL KAATERSKILL,
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
THE MOST COMPLETE MOUNTAIN
RESORT IN THE UNITED STATES.
OPENS JUNE 23. Rates reduced. Address
or call. W. F. PAIGE, Marlborough Hotel,
Broadway and Thirty-sixth street New York.
mvl7.(J0-TTS
FOR SALE AT AYALOH,
The beantlful Ohio river suburb, ten minutes
by P., F. W. & C. R. R. from Fed
eral street depot
J J,700 A little gem of a home overlooking river,
close to station, house of six rooms per
fect condition, porches, fruit and forest
trees, shrubbery.
i,50U Elegant lot 75x125; fruit trees, shrub
bery.lawn. substantial house of seven
rooms, balls, bay windows, beautiful
outlook; close to station br good walks.
5,000 Coinpleto home amid shade and attrac
tive surroundings, house of eight rooms,
halls, porches, pure water, atable;
grounds 125x125; elegant fruit of all va
rieties in great abundance; good walks
and roadway; live minutes to station.
Charles Somers & Co.
No. 313 WOOD ST..
No. 6019 PENN AVE.. E. E.
Telephone 1773. myl52
T
HE
LARGEST.
DOWN
TOWN
STORAGE PLANT.
W. A. HOEVELER.
Warehouses and yards. Pike and Thirteenth,
Twelfth and Etna st?.
Private sidings in yards and warehouses. Low
ratesof insurance. Negotiable receipts issued.
Separate departments for general merchandise,
flour, furniture, liauors and metals. Hand
some and convenient ofilce rooms tor use of
customers free.
Railroad address, W. A. Hoeveler, Pike and
Thirteenth sts.. Pittdmrg, Pa., A. V. R. R. Cars
placed at Tnclftb, st, via. Junction R. R.
Shipping, distributing and hauling attended
to. Exhibit space with power to let: also rooms
with power to huit mh27-G2-TTS3u
DIAMONDS-COME SEE OUR SEVEN
STONE diamond rings $15 00 each, tbe
greatest bargains on earth; friendship rln:s 5Uc.
1 00 and SI 50 e.icn: diamond watches, flr.o
jewelry, clocks, sllirerware ana spectacles, etc.,
at wii?uiio. oi rourui avc,iiuuurir.
Fine
watch repairing a specialty.
ao25-TTS
0.
A. BALPH,
BUILDING CONTRACTOR.
41 Seventh avenue,
Pittsburg. Pa.
Telephone 1314. se38-TT3
D
,R. E. T. PAINTER
Has removed to
502 PENN AVE.
Consultation hours 9 A. Jr. till 1 p. Jf.
myl2-40-TTS
M.
MAY, SONS fc CO.,
Flna
DYEING AND CLEANING.
68 Sixth Avenue,
mblS50-TT3 Pittsbnrg, Pa.
PATENTS.
, O. D. LEVI8, Solicitor of Patents.
131 Filth avenue, above Smlthfleld, next Leader
office. (No delay.) Established 20 vein,
ie25-90 '
AUCTION rtALKK.
A TTRACT1VE
Salo of elegant carpets and f urnitura,
TUESDAY, MAY. 20, at 10 A. SL
Flna Enellsli rug parlor suits, pinih broeatella
and hair cloth parlor furniture, maqtel cab.
Inets, pier mirrors, lace curtains, pictures, hair
and busk mattresses, fancy rockers, folding
beds, mirror doorwardrobes, body brussels, veC
vet, moquet and tapestry brussels and Ingrain
carparts, walnut, cherry and oak chamber salts,
chiffoniers, hall racks, sideboards, extension
tables, decorated tea and toilet sets, center
tables, laundry and kitchen goods, etc
HENRY AUCTION CO..
mylS 118 Auctioneers.
OFFICIAL PITTSnURC.
CONTRACTORS-SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received np until FRIDAY. May
M, 1K)0. at 2 o'clock P. M. for fitting np tbe Con
troller's safe with document files and book
racks. Information furnished on application.
Tbe right reserved to accept or reject any bid.
my 20-H E. 8. MORROW. Controller.
PAINTERS SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received up until FRIDAY. May
80. 1890. at 2 o'clock, p. jf. for palatine the Con
troller's safe. Information famished on ap
plication. Tbe right reserved to accept or re
ject. E. & MORROW, Controller.
' my20-li
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
JLs reports of viewers on tbe grading, paving:
and cnrblng of Chestnut street, from Huff
street to Locust street, has been approved by
Councils, which action will bs final unless an
appeal is filed in tbe Court of Common Plea
within ten (10) days from date.
E. L BIGELOW,
Chief of Department of Public Works;
Pittsburg. May 13. ISOa myl5-eO
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at the offlce of the City Con
troller until THURSDAY. May 22, 1890, at 2 p.
M., for painting rooms of Department of Pub
lic Salety. Plans and specifications for said
work can be i-een at the general offlce of tho
department. Each proposal most be accom
panied by a bond in double the amount of tho
bid, with two sureties, and executed before tho
Mayor or City Clerk. The Department of
Awards reserves the right to reject any or all
bids. J. o. BROWN,
Chief Department of Public Safety.
mhl6-M
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at the office of City CustroUer
until Saturday, May 21. 1SS0, at 2 o'clock P. ST.,
for furnishing the following suppUes:
FERRULES.
600, more or less, ifincb ferrules.
ow. more or less, s-inch ferrnles.
200, more or less, -inch ferrules.
200, more or less, 1-incb ferrules.
MISCELLANEOUS CASTINGS.
230, more or less, gate boxes.
25 reels, more or less, best American hemp
packing.
5 reels, more or less, navy packing.
10 bales, more or less, white cotton waste.
00 pounds, more or less, pure sheet gum
packing.
200 pounds, more or less, square gum packing.
200 pounds, more or less, 2 and 3-ply canvas
packing.
For further information apply at the offlce of
Superintendent of Water Supply and Distribu
tion. No bid will be considered unless accompanied
by bonds in donble the amount of the estimated
cost, probated before the Mayor or City Cleric
Tho Department of Awards reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
E. M. BIGELOW.
Chief of Department of Public Works.
Pittsbdro, May 14, 1680. myU-1
Continued on Second Pane.
A2UUSE3LENTS.
Last Day at Exposition Park.
AT THE EAST END TO-MORROW.
Grand Goodby Performances at
Exposition l'ark. Allegheny, To-day,
TUESDAY, AT 2 AND 8 P. ST.
Tho World-Eminent, Laurel-Crownod
GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW,
Reinforced with the Famous-Original
WILD WEST EXIHBITION.-
Admlsslon to ovsrytnlng COc; children under 9.
23c. Reserved numbored cbairs, 50c additional.
Hecuro tickets and reserved scats at Pratt's. S03
Wood street m20-U
pONCERT-CARNEGIE HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 27.
Allegheny Musical Association Cantata, "Don
Munio."
Soloists; Mr. and Mrs. Tbeo. J. Fordt, lilM
Gertrude Edmands,
MYRON W. WHITNEY.
Tickets, SL For sale ar Alex. Ross, 137 Federal
st. Allegheny. my20-7
TIJOU THEATER
To-Night
MCCARTHY'S MISHAPS.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday.
May 20 "One of the Finest" mylMl
pRAND OPERA HOUSE
TO-NIGNT.
MATINEE. SATURDAY ONLY.
HERRMANN.
Next week Hanlon's New Fantasma. mylO-83
WORLD'S MU8EUM.
Allegheny City.
May 19. HYPNOTISM!
Becond week ol Hop O'My Thumb.
Miss Ada Briggs the Fat Beauty.
Dixon & Lang's Comedy Co. myl&83
HARRY WILLIAMS' ACADEMY
To-night Matinees Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturdav,
HARRY KERNELL'S
NEW COMPANY.
Harry and John Kernell and 20 others.
myl8-2S
EXPOSITION" AUDITORIUM !
Seats for five thousand people.
Monday and Tnesday nights,
May 20 and 27.
Matinee Tuesday at 2.
STRAUSS
And his Orchestra from
Vienna.
A different programme each concert
ED. C. GARBEK. Manager
Sale of seats at KleberBros.' Music Store.
Prices SI 50 Reserved; Admissions, 60c and 3L
niyaMuu
3
ANEW
SuhurtonTnwn Site.
Possessing advantages of access to
THREE LINES OF RA1LROAD&
LOW TAXES
A gratifying feature of the place. Thavopes
ing of tbe Reynoldton and Dravosburg bridge
has cansed a regular boom in Dravosburg.
Workingmen who desire to own their own
home generally look to tbe advantages and dis
advantages o: a place oeiore investing, xna
easiest manner In which a worklngman can se
cure a home is to secure a lot in a desirable
plan, and he can build a bouse thereon and pay
for k as easy as paying rent
Tbo new Rishcr plan of lots at Dravosburg
is just the place for sneb an investment, be
cause the taxes are small,
BEINO ONLY 10 MILLS.
It Is almost a portion of tbe city itself, being
only 14 minutes walk from tbe center of Mc-Keespnr-.
winch the new Dravo-oarg bridge,
opened this week, and an electric street car
line, to be bnllt this summer, brings into easy
access. The location is most heilthful and
charming, overlooking the beautiful Mononga
hel.i anil the city of McKeesport People liv
ing in McKcport hav to sutler from the
smoke and dust of the mills, and they find it
ni'TO pleasant and 'haalibfnl for themselves
and children to live a short distance away from
the heart or the city. The Risher plan at Dra
vosburg eclipses all others on tbe market and
persons, who are wise enough to buy lota at the
present low price
CAN DOUBLE THEIR MONEY IN A
SHORT TIME.
Inquire at
ROOM 5, No. 8 WOOD STREET,
Or at
OFFICE OF ESTATE OF J. C. RISHER, '
DRAVOSBURG,
For any information desired.
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Q
LD HICKORY
For medicinal and famllv nsa it la the nnrmi
finest flavor and oldest
KENTUCKY BOURBON WHISKY
ever placed before the public. Experts are re
quested to test its superior quality above all
others. Sold by
JOS. FLEMING 4 SON. Druggists, ,
apll-7-TT38u 112 Market st, Pittsburg, Pa,
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