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DISPATCH,
SUNDAY, JUNE 2Q, 1890.
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JpMMER FQRTHETEACHERS.
"fill Mean n Trip Oyer the Atlantic to borne,
J -. SM-Jinraa nt Ihi Retortu for Others and a
,'4 Qnlcl Time nt Home for tbr Rrt.
Wedding-bells wlh their merry chime haTe
for tbe bride a hippy significance, but tbeir
silence, for the sebjot ma'am, has just as much
joy for the time Jelnp. Just at present the
teachers are Id a siate of indescribable good
humor, for haTe they not a month's pay
in their pockets,' tbe prospect of a two
months' vacation ibead of them, and as a
retrospect, the mist snccessfnl year's work
ever done in the Httsburg schools? Borne of
its results will be fi&lble in tbe fine exhibit
jest completed foi the Expoltion next fall,
which is conceded to be superior to tbe one
sent to the Paris Exposition over a year ago,
for which a medal iras awarded, bat it still re
mains in Paris, lndirectlr. through some
Eastern journal, Superintendent Lackey
learned that if the cities that were presented
with prizes wanted them tbey would hare to
send money sufficient to transmit them from
Paris.-
Some Will Try the Sea.
Soke or the Pittsburg teachers may be found
at nearly all points of tbe continent during va
cation, but for many the magic word "home"
has the most restful prospect. Undoubtedly,
the European party or Pittsburg teachers that
will sail on the steamer Devonia on July S,
holds the preeminence of direction, and it is to
be hoped that the Old Atlantic will
show a proper spirit of behavior
to this distinguished party of lady teachers
who will roam through Europe the next two
months. The party intended sailing next Fri
day, but Superintendent Luckey received a
telegram yesterday morning from New York
informing him that the steamer Devonia will
not sail till Jul) 8.
The voyagers from Pittsburg will be as fol
lows: Miss Ella O. McCutcbeon. of the Knox
School; Miss Margaret lilcUntcheoD, of
Peebles. Mls M. McCutcheon, Bedford; Miss
McCracken. Franklin: Miss E. Martin, Frank
lin; Misseely, Knox: Miss Handlnn. Liberty;
tbe Misses Hopkins and Hazlett, of Wheeling;
Mrs. Dr. Josephine Albeu. Miss C Rabtlly,
Messrs. J. anil J. K. Peterson, Mr. Rodgers,
air. Rider, NewBrighton, and PnncipalDewar,
of Etna.
Will be SntWflVd With America.
Of the O'Hara teichers. Miss J. Ue Armltt
will be at Ridgeview Park; Miss Emma Mar
shal. Toledo; the Misses Sadie RoseweU, Lucy
D6 Armltt, Bessie Graham, Eugenia Raybum,
Prof. Proodflt and wife, Bngantine Beach:
Miss Mary Black, the mountains; Bertie Torley,
Bewickley: Matrgie Clancy. Detroit.
Principal L. H. Eaton, of the Forbes School,
will go to the seashore; Miss Emma Lupton, the
Far West; Jennie Hope, tbe seashore ana
mountains; Maine Cowan, Crcsson; Kate Flinn,
Halifax and mountains: Kate Nicholson,
mountains; Jean Mvers. Oil City: Belle
Dougherty. Newport and Logansport. MissMc
Jlasters, of the Grant School, will locate at
Arlington, the Mioses Lindsay at Cresson, Miss
Riddla at Quincy, 111.; Miss Kiakwood will visit
tier sister iu the northern part of Pennsylvania.
Where the Kent Will Go.
Of the Soho contingent of teachers. Miss L
,T. Louden will go as far west as Idaho; Miss
HcClaren, Chautaue.ua; Mary Rosser, Aggie
Glover, Atlantic City; Katie Hughe, Cheat
river; Anna Dickson, Toronto, O. Miss Lizzie
Edwards, of the Peebles School, will take In
tbe beauties of Mountain Lake Park;
Miss Berry, Miss Lades and Miss
McClure, Denver, Miss Snllivan. Dela
ware, and iliss Sadie Johns, Indiana,
towshlp. Mi's Carrie Baird, of tbe Belleneld
school, will enjoy the time at Cleveland and on
"The Lakes;" the Misses Lou and Jessie Hill,
Deer Park; Miss Katie Anderson and Hannah
Watkins Chautauqua; the Misses Mildred and
Emma Sheffler intend going to Washington
btate; Miss Belle Hauler. W heeling; Miss Han
nah Jones, of tbe Second avenue school, Cin
cinnati; Eva Conrad, Cleveland.
Principal Fisher, of the Washington schools,
will attend tbe State, Teachers' Association at
Mancb Chunk, and then spend a short time at
the Summer Normal Schools at Altoona and
Indiana; later, he and his wife will be at
Romnev. W. Va. Miss Kate Neiper, of
tbe North School, will enjoy the
breezes at Bngantino Beach. Mis
Martin, of the Alt. Albion School,
will visit her sister in Colorado, Prof. McKee,
of the Hnmewood school, will probably be the
only Pittsburger to attend the National Teach
ers' Association at St. PauL Miss E. M.
Young, Miss Kuhn and Miss E. M. Bridge, of
tbe Highland, will all be at Oceau Grove: Miss
McGnnnigle and Miss Nicholson, Cincinnati;
Jliss Jlllson, Somerset. "
The parents of tbe pupils, and tbe many
friends of the teachers, undoubtedly wish tbe
latter, whether they be "stay-at-homes" or
"abroads," a pleasant vacation.
Oddn and Eods From tbe Schools.
Till: payroll yesterday for tbe city teachers
amounted to 3S.02S 97.
The report of the examination for admission
to the High School will not likely be published
before Wednesday morning.
Miss McNav.ee, who has resigned ber posi
tion in tbe Howard School, resigned with tb
Intention of entering a convent.
OS Friday Prlncioal Prondflt, of the O'Hara
school, presented 52 books to as many pupils,
which were earned by being present every day
of the school year.
The Mt Albion school children will picnic
at Hulton to-morrow. The pupils of room 11,
of the Minersnlle school, will spend Tuesday
at Scbenley Park.
The pupils of the Luckey Schools picnicked
at Baden on Friday; tbo O'Hara at Hulton; the
Morse Ecbool bad reception day on Thursday,
and the treat occurred on Friday.
Miss H. Koth of tbe Washington School,
was married last Tuesday to Mr. Davis, of the
Pennsylvania National Bank. Miss Jennie
Turner was elected to succeed ber.
Last Thursday the pupils of Room 21, Sixth
Allegheny, gave a surprise party in honor of
their teacher, Mis Sarah J. Gardner, thns
showing their appreciation of her kindly ser
vices. Br tbe kindness of Mr. John- DImling, tbe
caterer and confectioner, on Market street, tbe
pupils of the Fourth ward school enjoyed tbe
luxury of an ice cream festival at tbe close of
the term. They are all very loud in their
praises of Mr. Dimling.
Matt of the ex pupils of Miss M. J. Polley,
of tbe Scho school, gave her a delightful sur
prise last Friday evening. Among the party
were Messrs. Will McAdams, W. Wolf. George
Hommcl, P. Hommel. D. Scbaum, Katie Mc
Kinley, a. McCue, A. Whitehead, and many
others.
At the Garfield building. Nineteenth ward,
reception day was observed on Fnaay. At
present but five of the rooms are occupied, but
it is the intention of the directors to furnish
the remaining three rooms daring vacation,
and have them ready for occupancy iu Sep
tember. Among the exhibits prepared for the Expo
iion is an industrial chart from the Highland
school, showing the different processes that
wool undergoes, from its removal from the
sheep's back, to its weaving into cloth. Ac
companying it are stories on the subject from a
somber of punils. It is indeed a surprise in
educational teaching.
The entertainment at the Grant School last
Thursday afternoon was a great success, the
board work being a special feature for admira
tion. The exhibition consUrnd nf rtialni-iiM
songs, a tennis drill and a play representing 26
different characters, many of them being a
take-off on a number of Shakespenan cbarac
teiB. which was very unique. The pupils were
given a treat on Friday.
A XU31BEB of vacancies can be recorded.
Miss Dans, the assistant principal of the
Homewood School, will not be an applicant.
Miss Myra Dull, of tbe same school, will attend
a normal school tbe coming year. Mies E. M
Taggart, of the Mt. Washington School, left
on Thursday for Los Angeles, and will in all
probability locate there, Tbe vacancy caused
by Miss Benton's resignation in this school is
also to be tilled. Miss. Douthctt, of tbe Mr.
Albion School, has resigned.
A lloonllelit Maid.
rwHrnx- ron tux dispatch.
We had sauntered forth at eventide
Through the blossoming lane for a stroll;
I was young and shy. but ardent-cjed.
And she was the queen of my soul.
The moon hed silvery sympathy
As we gazed in the sky of June;
Wow. what would you do," said my love tome,
"If your were tbe man in the moonf
In her dimpled face 1 gave one glance,
And Hope leaps high la my breast;
What lover could wish rnr a rarer chance
To put his late to the test?
-H 1 were the man in the moon." said L
As I gazed Inner race divine
Td scatter tbe envious clouds on high.
And for you alone I would shine.
Td gather the stars In a buckle bright
To gleam nn your dainty shoe
To a comet I'd hitCh UIV Cirtn.ni.1,.
And wander tbrough'space with von.
Td snatch-" "Now stop! that's enoue
me!"
nought dear
And gaily her laughter rung.
"If you ere t'ie man in the moon." said she
"You'd admire me and hold yourtoni-n "
S hold your tongue."
Samtei, Miitrosi! Peck.
133AELY Cxosisa Commencing July L
and daring the summer months, our store
will1 close at 6 P. iLj Saturdays, lr.u,
sm Acaue a hacks.
JsassKn:
GENERALART GOSSIP.
The Bavarian Parliament proposes to reduce
the annual appropriation of 100,000 marks for
the purchase of works of art to 60,000 marks.
The Clerical party is particularly hostile.
The Greek Government proposes to raise a
monument in the form of a mausoleum to the
French, Russian and English who fell fighting
for Greece during tbe war of independence.
Fbom the Paris Salon of 1690 the Department
of Fine Arts has purchased for the State,
among other things, the marble statue called
"The Siren," by Denis Puech, and the land
scape byFernand Quignon called "Ihe Har
vest." Salomon Reinacii has edited and published
an archaeological jonrney through Greece and
Asia Minor made in 1812-4 under the direction
of Philippe le Bas. The plates are after designs
by E. Laudron. The book appears in a series
called Bibliotheque des Monuments Figures
Grecs et Romalns."
A Paris dealer sold a violin this spring to
Hall fc Son, of London, tor $10,000. It i a
Stradivarius called "The Messiah." and was
shown In 1872 at the South Kensington Museum,
when Its estimated value was $3,000. Musical
instruments are beginning to rival pictures as
costly objects to look at, for such pieces are
rarely used.
Acquisitions of the Louvre include a "V ir
gm Mary" by Germain Pllon. a sculptor of the
sixteenth century, which has been in the chapel
at the military school of St. Cyr; a "Calvary"
in oAkwood, containing life-size figures of
Christ, Mary and St. John, bjv an unknown
Flemish sculptor of the early sixteenth cen,
tury, which has been in a church at Nivelles,
and a marble "Virgin Mary." from Ecouen
which has been for half a century at Versailles,
in St. Louis' Church.
The great megallthic underground building
at New Grange, Ireland, shows signs of caving
In. Tbe entrance to this strange building is so
long, low and filthy that very few persons have
ever penetrated it. Mr. George Coffey, of Dub
lin, proposes to take photographs of tbe in
terior by the flash light, and keep a record of
its actnal apDearance. Those who are anxious
for the preservation of prehistoric monuments
in Ireland demand tbat steps be taken to pro
tect New Grange from collapse.
TAttTTF TTAT.T? A CEHTTJBY AGO.
A Letter Showing the Intensity of Feellosr
Away Back in 1832.
The following letter, which was written
in 1832 by Mr. Andrew Murphy, father of
Mr. N. Grattan Murphy, a highly respected
citizen of Pittsburg, to the Hon. Harmar
Denny, then representing the city at 'Wash
ington, shows the depth of feeling on the
tariff question even at that early day:
Kleecedaxe, July 6, 1832.
How. Habxax Denny:
Dear Sir On my return from tbe East I
was ery much gratified to find at my house
several papers sent to me by your kindness
from Washington relative to the tariff, for
which I return you my sincere thanks. By a
paper I saw yesterday it appoars tbe bill bas
passed the House of Representatives, and is
now before the Senate, where I am in hopes it
will be rejected, if not improved, as in my
omninn as a woolen manufacturer, it would be
better to have no bill than either of those I
have seen. Wo would not know what to de
pend on, and be obliged to torn our attention
and industry to something of more certainty.
I regret to see so many of our State Repre
sentatives deserting tbe manufacturers and
wool gro ers. and indeed the interest of their
constituents generally: the country should feel
grateful to joufor your great nerserverance
and industry manifested throughout in favor of
the protective sj stein. The encouragement
that was held out to tne manufacturers and
wooL growers by the tariff of 182S should not be
abandoned so soon until things get a fair start
for under its influence it was very apparent
the country prosperedhn an unparalleled degree
unknown in the history of any country but
this sudden and unlooked for change, which
must inevitably take place in the woolen busi
ness, will undoubtedly I e attended with ruin
ous consequences to the manufacturer and
those engaged largely in the raising of wool.
New, is it possible tbat our wise Legislators
weuld wish to place tbe mechanics and manu
facturers of this tree Republic, and atpiesent
happy country, on a level with the famiahing
and enslaved f objects of despotic or monarch
ical governments, where thousands are glad to
work for lJc a day, or for anything tbey can
KetT
The idea held out tbat tbe manufacturers
were amassing wealth at tbe expense ot the
country cannot be substantiated by facts, be
cause competition among themselves was, and
al ways will be, a corrective. See the
great difference in one or two 3 ears:
In 1530 tbe manufacturers were doing
a fair business; tbe wool growers
got a fair pries for their wool. Last year. In
the spring, wool was from 50 to 80 cents a pound
and tbo manufacturer was satisfied to purchase
at those- prices, if tbe market was secure to
them, but as soon as the manufacturers got in
their stock ot wool at a high price, then the
country is flooded with British goods and like
wise wool from different parts ot the world.
This lowered tbe price o wool and woolens to
the rnin of thousands. Was there no British
agency or Becret service money emplojed in tbls
business to break tip and destroy the American
manufacturers? It at least looks suspicious, as
it commenced with Englishmen in Philadel
phia. During my visit East I was, of course, thrown
among the manufacturers and friends of tbe
American system generally, and found a great
falling off from General J .ckson. Many that
were bis wannest supporters told me they
would not vote for him again that measures
were preferable to men. Henry Clay appears
to be the choice of tbe manufacturers, and is
said to be tbo only mar. calculated to save tbe
country from inevitable ruin, that is likely to
be brought about by this outrageous attack on
the industry of the country. ith respect, I
remain, yours truly, Aktibew Mdepht.
Eablt Closing Commencing July 1,
and during tbe summer months, our store
rill close at 5 P. M.; Saturdays, 1 p. M.
SU HUGTS & Hacke.
"WALL tents from $7 np.
PrrrsBrjEO Watkb Peoof Co.,
426 Liberty Btreet.
Jane Redaction hnle.
Ladies', misses' and children's sashes,
black and fancy colors, at cost. Open until
9 P. M. Saturday.
A. G. Campbell & Sons, 27 Fifth ave.
The Flnrit Line or
Etchings, engravings, easles, etc, at the
lowest possible prices at Jacob J. Fuchs',
1710 Carson st.
Excursion to Sennbore.
Don't forget the traveling companion, for
a nip of Prince Regent a'ter the bath in old
ocean is fine. 623 Libeett street,
' Foot o Fi tn avenue.
OTlCEs.
Jj board of directors, books are now open for
subscription to capital stock, fonrtn series, in
tbe Arcanum Building ana Loan Association
at their office, 007 Penn ave.
je-17-66-TTSSu WM. K. GRAY, Sec.
T HEREBY DE3IBK TO EXPRESS MY
x sincere thanks to tbe members of 1'itt-burg
Council No. 117. Jr. O. TJ. A. M., Duqnesne
Legion No. 10, S. K. of A. O. TJ. W the Wash
ington Infantry and Duquesne Conclave, L O.
H-, for tbelr kindness and attention to my son,
William Dengel. dnrlng his protracted illness,
and also for their courtesy to me at the time of
his death. CATHERINE DENGEL.
jeffi-fl)
ruorosAiw.
PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUP
PL1E' Allegheny Arsenal, Pittsburg.
Pennsylvania, June 23, 1890 Sealed proposals,
in triplicate, will be received until 1 o'clock P
M-. on WEDNESDAY, July 23, 1890, for fur
nishing iron. coil, lumber. leather, fuel, forage
etc., during the fiscal year ending June SO, 1891.
Prluted lists or supplies needed, with full in
structions, stipulations, etc,, can be had on im
plication to MAJOR GEO. W. McKEE, Ord.
Dept., LT. S. A., Commanding.
je28-U.28.29.30.jyL21.22
EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED U til 7 O'clock P. W nn TTtvu.
AY. JULY & 1890. for the pfpmi r .i,.
lyiiy view ouiwu no use, rveserre township
Plans and specifications can be seen at the ol
flco of A. E. Linkenheiraer, architect. No 141
Fc'-ral street, Alleirbem. Pa. A bond to the
full amount of estimate must accompany eacb
groposal. which shall be addre-srd to Louis
teuernajrel. Royal street, near terminus of
East street electric car line. The school board
reserves the right to reject any or all bibs.
By order of tbe (school Board.
je28-60 L. A. HOFFMAN. Secretary.
PATENTS.
O. D. LEVIS. Solicitor of Patents,
131 Fifth avenue, above Smithfield, nextteader
office. (No delay.) Established 20 years
seJ540
EUROPE TICKETS TO AND FROM
Europe by leading lines; (rood berths se
cured; drafts, letters of credit, money orders,
forelcn coin, passports, etc.; we sell at New
York rate. MAX SCHAMBERa A CO, 627
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xajlt-TTSu.
jaDfpIay advertisements one dollar per
square for one insertion. Classified advertise
ments on this page, such as Wanted. For Bale.
So Let, etc., ten cents per line for each inser
tion, and none taken for less than thirtu cents.
Top line being displayed counts as two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BRANCH OFFICES.
FOB THE BOUTHSIDE. NO. 1413 CARSON
BTREET.
BRANCH OFFICES ALSO AS BELOW, WHERE
WANT. FOR 8ALE, TO LET, AND OTHER
TRANMENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE RE
CEIVED UP TO s P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements are to be prepaid except where
advertisers already have accounts with Tua D1S-
TATCH.
FITTSBURQ.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. SV9 Butler street.
EMH. G. STUCKEY. 24th street and Tenn ave.
E. G.SlUCKEYACO.,WyUeave. and FultonsU
N. sroKhLY, Fifth Avenne Market Hoojs.
eaetxtd.
i. W. WALLACE. C121 Penn avenus.
oakxaxh.
MCALLISTER A SHElBLElCCthav. AAtwoodiu
sotrrnsiDK.
JACOB SPOHN. No. r Carton street.
ALLEGHENY,
A. J. KAFRCHER. M Federal street.
H. J. McBRIDF, Market House, Allerheny.
FREDH. EGGERS. 17: O'llo street.
F. H. EGGERS SON, Ohio and Chestnut sts.
J. F. STEVENSON. Arch and Jackson streets.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Westernand Irwlnaves.
G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PERKY M. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny avei.
T. R. MORRIS, 6S8 Preble ave.
MILL VALE BOROUGH.
W. W. FLOCKER, Stationer, No, 4 Grant ave.
SHARPS BURG.
C BELLMAN, Stationer, SIS Main st.
THE BUSINESS OFFICE OF
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
IS NOW
Corner Smithfield and
Diamond Streets.
WANTED.
SInle Ileln.
AGENTS-1HE GREATEST SELLING WORK
of modern times has at last appeared. Stan
ley's own book. "In Darkest African" this Is the
only book for which Stanley has written a Hue;
Chas. Scrlbner'e bona, publishers; apply at once
for territory. 1. J. FLEMING & CO ,77 Diamond
street. Je5-39-MWTSu
AGKNT-TO SELL TEAS AND COFFEES ON
salary. Call at 8 o'clock Monday morning at
the LONDON TEA CO., 139 Washington ave.,
I'lttsburg, S.S. JeJ9-48
AGENTS-150 OUTFIT ON 30 DAYS' TIME;
(ISO profit In four weeks or no pay. Address
with stamp, JaRVIS & CO., Racine, Wis.
my29-33
AN EXPERIENCED STOCKMAN FOR
wholesale shoe house- good wages to right
party. Apply nt 110 MARKET. ST., eltr. Je29-92
A YOUNG MAN-ABOUT IS YEARS OLD TO
OL work In cigar store. Apply at 34 FIFTH
A E., Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Je2S-3
A GOOD FIRST-CLAM HOTEL COOK. AD
DRESS CHAMBERS HOUSE, Apollo, Pa.
Je29-108
BAD WRITERS -AT bMAKT'S BUSINESS
College. 12 Federal street, Allegheny: open
dally through summer. 9 A. 11. to 9 p. M. : system
of shorthand changed from Graham's to Eclectic,
the briefest and simplest; instruction private for
both sexes. Jelt-95ssu
BEAM HANDS-STEADY WORK. APPLY
ACMETANMNGCO., Chcswick, W. P. R.
K.
Je29-102
BOY-HOOD, BRIGHT ONE-AT H. WATTS,
d Wood St. e29-5S
COAT MAKERS-TWO GOOD MEN. FREE
work, shop and tools. Apply 5154 BUTLEK
SI'., city. Je2MJ
"COACHMAN GOOD
REFERENCE RE-
V QUIRED.
Address A. W.. Dispatch office.
Je27-U
T-R1VEK-1N PRIVATE FAMILY; ONE
XJ wining to mate himself generally useful.
Address,
with reference, DRIVER,
Dispatch
omcc.
Je29-II
DRUG CLERK-OF 3 OR 4 YEARS' EXPERI
ENCE out or city: reference: single; state
salary expected. F. C. T., Dispatch office.
Je27-9-FSu
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS-ON SINGER
sewing machines that rnn by power; Bteady
work. BAMPLIN ER A RICH, 819 Liberty.
Je29-73
FRE BRICK HOLDERS TWO FIRST
CLASS men (steady employment) to go on t of
the city on line or railroad Inquire at 929 LIB
ERTY ST., Monday, 30th, from 10 to 13 Je2S-2S
FIRST-CLASS MACHINERY MOLDERS AT
CRESCENTFOUNDRY. South aye. and Ma
son St., Allegheny. None but union men need
apply. Iel3-I10
GENTLEMAN CONVERSANT WITH DE
TAILS or grocery and tea business desires
position: capable or managing or keeping books.
Address MANAGER, Dispatch office.
je25-79-tvsu
riOOO MAN-TO REPRESENT US IN PENN
VX b IVAN1A. Address PEOPLE'S BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, Boston Block,
Minneapolis, Mlun. Je23-76
tOOD GIBLS-TO WORK ON ORANGE
"OT sashes and uniform. Apply S. J. TOPPING,
17 Anderson St., Allegheny City. Je29-4
1 IRLS TO SORT RA(S-30OENTS HUNDRED
"OT without strlplnc. IIS COL WELL ST., city.
Je29-45
ORSE5HOER-WHO HAS HAD BOME
experience In wagon work. Inquire at
HAZEL W OOD COACH AND WAGON W ORES.
Je29-106
IMMEDIATELY CIGAR TRAVELER ON E
with experience and connection in city and
surroundings: will be liberally treated. Call or
address TORQUEMADA CIGAR CO., Excelsior
buildings. Je29-100
IMMEDIATELY A CARRIAGE AND WAOON
wood worker. Call or address A. W. SMITH,
atcKeesport. Pa. Je29-109
MOLDEKS-FEW MACHINERY ANDBtNCH
molders at once; good wages and steady
work to good men. Address THE EXCELSIOR
FOUNDRY CO., Cincinnati, O. Je21-63-TTR6u
MAN TO WORK ABOUN D PRIVATE PLACE
stable and lawn: must have goou recomen
datlons. BOX X-A. Dispatch office. Je29-93
PLASTERERS-TWO UNION MEN: WAGES
fj 25; one laborer. C K. BARNHART,
Cbartlers Je29-129
TELIABLE BUSINESS MAN TO REPRESENT
JLv one of the largest aud oldest national build
ing and loan associations In tbe United Mates as
Btate or district agent; special inducements of
fered to the right man. Address P. o. BOX 503,
Chicago, ill. JeJ9-82
BEG1STERED DRUG CLERK-PERMANENT
situation. Address CANTHUS, Dispatch
office. Je28-50
SALESMEN-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION,
tohandle the new patent Chemical Ink Erasing
Pencil: tbe greatest selling novelty ever nro
duced: erases Ink thoroughly In two seconds: no
abrasion of paper: 200 to50n per cent, profit: one
agent's sales amounted to SSM In six days, another
(32 in two hours; we want one energetic general
agent for ech state and territory: sample by
mall 35 cts. For terms and fnll particulars, ad
aress THE MONROE ERASER MFG. UO . La
Crosse, wis. Jc23-a
STONECUTTERS-INQUIRE ALEX. BEGGsft
BON, 63 Anderson St., Alleghonv, Pa. Je29-68
HREE ENERGETIC MEN-TO TAKE OR
DERS fora fast-selling article newly Intro
duced In Plttsbnrg: liberal terms, affording a
bandsome income to a go-ahead worker; reier
ences required. M. DOLAN, 18 Liberty ave.
Je2SM23
TAILORS-THREE GOOD MEN TO WORK
on uniforms: also a cutter: highest wares
paid. Apply three days, S. J. TOPPING, 17 An
dersoa st . Allegheny. Je29-3
TINNER A PRACTICAL TIN NEB WANTED
at once: steady work the year round. Call
on or address R. A. & E. E. HILMAN, Hlttan
nlng. Ps- Jt29-ll3
TRAVELING SALESMAN - LIGHT BAM
PLES Address the 8. J. OWFN MANU
FACTURING AND JOBBING CO.. Chicago. DL
JeS-64 j
YOUNG MAN-WHO HAS HAD PRACTICAL
experience, to do shorthand and typewriter
work; permanent position, with opportunity for
advancement. Address, with experience, rerer
eure and salary desired. ELEC1RIU." Dis
patch office. Je28 S3
YOUNG MAN-TO STAY IN OUR OFFICE
and take lessons In prartlcal bookkeeping
as compensation for his teryices. COMMERCIAL
ACCOUNTING AGENCY. 510 Smithfield.
Je29-119
TOUNG MAN TO DO MARKING AND
assorting In a l'und ry: must be accurate and
quick: stale reference and salary. BOX P. Dis
patch office le29-44
Female Hetn.
f IRL GERMAN OR SWEDE PROTESTANT.
1-TT for chamber work. Apply, with reference,
atNO. 77 ARCH ST.. Allegheny. Ic3-J8
I IKLS-TWO-FOR HOUSEWORK AND
thr cooking. 334 BEAVER AVE., Allegbenv.
" leM-31
T ADY AGENTs-CAN MAKE ft TO (5 A DAI
Ij at home selling an article of true merit to
ladles: send two stamps (4c.) to pay postage for
nee sample. MAYFLOWER MED. CO.. 85 E.
Lake St., Chicago. JelW02-Su
TO
RIGHT
Je29-48
party. 920 PENN AVE.
SALESLADIES - EXPERIKNCED-FOR OUB
cloak department: apply at once. DAN
ZIG EK & CO.. Sixth st. and Penn ave. Je29-12
TEACHER-AN EXPERIENCED LADY FOR
sTglrls' school outside of the city: middle
aged single lady preferred: must be a thorough
disciplinarian; salary (390 per annum, with board
anil wublnr: emnlovment throughout the vear.
Address PfiNN, Jjlipatca offlce. je27-79 y
wanted.
Frmnfr Help.
COOK-FIRST-CLASS EXPERIENCED COOK.
able to take management as forewoman In
tbe kitchen of a large establishment: references
required: wares (rood; permanent situation to the
rlghtwoman. Apply between 3 and 4 r. 31. at 170
B1DGEAVE., Allegheny.. JeS9-8
Sltunnana.
Posrrios-OF trust by yousg man of
tea years' banking experience; nrst-cljss
refereoce as to character and business ability.
Address COMMERCIAL, Dlptch offlce. ie39-13
TTsOSITION-AS HOUSEKEEPER BY A
RE
1 !
SPECTABLE mldale-aeed lady; bestofTefer-
ences. Address HOUSEKEEPER, impaicu
offlce. Je.S-9
POSITION-AS WATCHMAN IN STORE OR
bank; can give rood security and recom
mendations. Address U.K., Dispatch office.
JeM-10
SITUATION-BY A COMPETENT BOOK
KEEPER and accountant of 6 years' expert-
ence: Al references.
Address L. S. J.,
omcc.
Je2S-32
SITUATION-BY A COMPETENT RFG1S
TEKED pharmacist of experience. Address
BUL1 ON AL, Dispatch office. Je29-10I
SITUATION-AS HOUS.EKEFPER. OR ANY
position of trust. Z., Dispatch offlce. JeS-M
Partners.
A WELL-KNOWN PHILADELPHIA BUILD
ER of over M rears' experience would like
to eneaire In a building operation, la or about
Plttsburr, with some one commanding sufficient
eapltil for such an enterprise. Address J. N.,
Dispatch offlce. Je59-ltl
PARTNER-TO TAKE. FULL CHARGE AND
control of a mining and country tradinc
store. Address A. B. C. Cretson station. Pa.
Je20-73
' Boarders and Lodgers.
PARTIES WANTING BOARD FOB THE
summer can be accommodated at a farm
house nine miles from the city.
Address S. F. X.,
uispaicn orace.
JBI8-31
BOOMMATE THE REV. WILLIAM C.
RUDGEKS. St. Stephen's Episcopal Church,
Wilklnsburg. Pa , wishes to receive a young gen
tleman (or two who would shire room) to boird
and lodge: comfortable borne; bath: young and
pleasant society; tennis. Address above.
Je25-5
BOOMMATE NICE 1 0UNG MAN FOR
elegant room on Forbes St.. Oakland. Ad
dress or call on A. L. DAY, 633 W ood st. Jc29-67
Rooms, Houses, (fcc
TTOTEL-TO BUY OX LEASE IN THE
rl country, from 6 to 8 miles from city, with
few acres of ground,
office.
Address HOTEL, Dispatch
jetf
O PURjHASE-ON line of r. R. OK
cible. not more than eight miles from city
P. (., house of seven to nine rooms, and lot not
lc.s than 100x200 ft.: old homestead with shade
trees preferred. Address, with full description
and price, to P. O. BOX 608, city, Je2S-52
Financial.
MORTGAGES-fkOOaOOO TO LOAN ON CITY
and suburban properties at 4), 5 and 6 per
cent, and on farms in Allegheny and adjacent
counties at 6 per cent.
x, ai. riiAnuuaAsofl,
i 1 ourtn avenne.
ap7-f4l
.-TONJiT TO LOAN-IF YOU WANT MONEY
J.YJL In any amount on good city mortgages
quickly, wehave It on hand and v. Ill be glad to
lent It at 5 and 6 per cent. MORU1S & FLEMIN G,
103 Fourth ave. je2l-40
MORTGAGES-MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS
to suit at 4f. S and 6 per cent. ALLES &
liAlLEY, 164 Fourth ave. Tel. 167. apl4-19-TT8sn
ATONEY LOANED ON ASSIGNABLE LIFE
JJA- insurance policies. Address f. u. uua ra.
Cincinnati.
Je21-76-TT.su
TO LOAN SIONEY-WE HAVE OVER ONE
million dollars to loan on city and sub urban
property at 44 per cent, no tax: we will also
loan money on Improved farms In Allegheny,
Beaver, Fayette. Washington and Westmoreland
counties; any marketable security taken for loans
of any amount. BLACK & BAIKD, 95 Fourth
ave. jc3-&9-su
mO BORROW P.(K ON KANSAS REAL
X estate, worth 20,000. W00L3EY & SMITH,
SlORmitufleld St.
Je29-120
miscellaneous.
LL
BOLDIERS-WHO ARK
DISABLED
from anv cause and drawing less than (6 per
month
to call at B. F BROWN'SOFilUl!. 96
Fourth ave,
or send their address.
e25-9
DEPENDENT RELAT1VES-WHO ARE NOT
drawing pensions to call or send tbelr ad
dress to B.F.BBOnN, 96 Fourth ave., second
floor. je25-69
T?1BE
INSURANCE NORTHWESTERN
JNAI- of Milwaukee, and the Mer
V NATIONAL,
chants or aewarx, N.i.i losses promptly paid
JARRETTASUOOK, Agents, 103 Fourth avenue,
second floor. ell-75-Vrsu
FREE SITE AND FREE QAS-G1VEN TO
manufactories at Jeannette, on main line of
Pennsylvania Railroad. Address EAST JEAN
NE11E LAND CO.,Greensburg, Pa. mhlS-5o-sn
FAMILY HORSE-FOK OCCASIONAL DR1V
INU oy lady during summer: will give best
care and pasturage on farm: no work,
Address
L. v juukkis, uispatcn omce.
Je29-7
PUP1LS-AN EXPERIENCED EDUCATOR
wilt take limited number of pupils during
summer vacation; excellent opportunity tn pur
sue special studies: best city references. BOX 61,
Allegheny. Je!7-9a
SOLDirR3' WIDOWS TO CALL AT B. F.
BROWN'S OFFICE, 98 Fourth ave., second
floor. Je-f
7"OU GET BAKER'S DOZEN (13) OF
JL Stewart A Co. 's fine cabinet photos for jl, at
90and 92 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny.
mv23-49-TT8u
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
City Rratdencps.
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT-CITY BLOCK
of 12 brick houses In good locality, ail In
first-class order, rentals over 82.000, and can be In
creased; bouses never Idle, all good tenants:
price 820.000; only (7,000 ca6h, balance mortgage if
desired: itwonld be hard to duplicate this Invest
ment. For particulars Inquire of MORRIS &
FLEMING, 108 Fourth ave. Jez9-112-TTSSu
4 GOOD Nil
Carson st.,
ON CO., 1
NINE-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON
, s. a., at si.txxi less thau valne.
112 Fourth ays. Je28-8J
BEDFORD AVENUE. NEAR MORGAN
street-Elegant new frame dwelling of nine
rooms, finished attic, hall, vestibule. Inside shat
ters, four slate mantels, sliding doors between
parlor, both gases, excellent cellar: well finished
and complete in every detail: very cbeap, (3,500:
terms very easy. J, B. COOPER & c( 135
Feurth ave. je29-124
COMFORTABLE BRICK HOUSE OF SIX
rooms, large corner lot, fruit, shade and
lawn; (3 000. a smallamonnt in cash, balance long
ttmm rltlUI.ITMHIHIVRll A Pit 414 ,tr .-.
6019 Penn ave.
.... V......U w mv u- u. W., UU IIUUU BV.
Je28-S6
GOOD FOUR-ROOM BRICK HOUSE ON
Quince alley: 10 net Investment: bargain:
only(i 290. DIXON A CO., 112 Fourth ave.
Je28-8S
HALF SQUARE ITROM WYLIE AVENUE
(2.200 two-story frame dwelling of five
rooms finished attic, citv water, gooo. cellar: a
great bargain. J. E. COOPER & CO., 135 Fourth
ave. Je29-LM
JOHN ST. NEAR WYLIE AVE. CABLE
(L600 frame house of four rooms: clly water,
nit. gas, sewerage, etc. J. R. COOPER & cu.,
107 Fourth ave. Je29-124
MADISON, NEAR WYLIE AVENUE CABLE
line, neat frame dwelling or S rooms; hall,
nat. gas and city water, marble mantels In two
rooms: newly pipered. lot 24x100: a bargain at
(2, 100. J. R. COOPER & CO., li Fourth are.
Je29-124
ON CLARK bT.-GOOD SIX-ROOM BRICK
house DIXON & CO., 112 t ourth ave.
Je2o-'
ieor..ooo
INVESTMENT LATVnVNCr.
&sjji
VILLE. cor. Hatfield and Fiftieth t .
five fine 2-story and mansard pressed brick dwell.
Ings. ot 8 rooms each. hall, vestibule, slate m an
te a, stone hearths, bathrooms, h. and e. water, w.
c , cemented cellars all modern conveniences: lot
77x11(1; yearly rent, (1.704. BLACK A BAIRD US
Fourth ave. Je29-49'
I 000 RENT (540 YEAR 8 3IINUTE3'
Oto ride from Court House: 3 new frame
houses, 4 rooms and attic eacb: city water; 12 per
cent Investment: a great bargain. WM. PETTY
A CO., 107 Fourth ave. Je29-59
CJQ50-FRANCES ST. NICE NEW HOUSE
3)J7 of two good rooms and cellar; lot 25x95: 100
feet from Wylie ave,
ave.
W. M. CRIBB3, 99 Hflh
Je29-5-w
Fast Eud Residences.
OAKLAND A 10 PER CKNT INVEST3IENT
Three new two-story frame houses, each of
six rooms and finished attic hall, vestlbnle. In
side shutters, late mantels, range, h. and c
water, hath. Inside w.cand w. s ; nicely papered
throughout; lot 62)x120, on a good street: price
for all only (9,900. terms easy. J. E. CLAbS No.
133 Fifth ave. Je.3-71'
OVKLAND-ONLY S3.250-A NEW TWO
bTORY frame honse or stx rooms and finished
attic, hall, vestibule, range, hot and cold water,
bath. w. c. and w. s. ; and every modern conveni
ence: house handsomely papered throughout lot
21x120 to an alley. J. E. ULAbS, No. 1 13 fifth
ave. Je29-71
Q4 000-NEW MODERN FRAME DW ELL
X, 1NG, on a good F,ist End street, con en
ient to ste-im and cable cars; It contains 6 large
rooms, finished attic hall, vestibule, bath. Inslds
w c. h. and c water, stationary washstand, slate
mantels and tile hearths. Inside shutters, china
closet, .Udlng doors, rrontand rear porches,
slate roor. etc: nice large lot: complete sewer
age: small cash payment balance like rent, bee
L. O. FRaZIER, Forty.fifth and Butler sts.
Je23-37
crjO OOO LIBERTY AVENUE. NEAR FOR
O T1ETH street. Sixteenth ward, new mod
ern rrame dwelling. 6 rooms, finished attic hall,
vestlbnle Inside shutters, side entrance, slate
mantel, tile hearth, slate roof, and gralnid and
well finished: lot Jaxluo feet: convenient to cable
line; easy payments. L. O. FRAZIER, Forty
fifth and Butler sts. je28-37
tQf) 500 COZY FRAME HOUSE, FIVE
3) Al rooms and hall: newly painted; Meadow
Bt . clcse to Larimer ave . Twenty-first ward; ten
minutes ot P. R. It. aud cable. MELLON
BROTHERS. JC29-I27-TTSSU'
tUrr SOO-ELEGANT BRICK OF 7 ROOMS.
D i bath, etc: lot 43x120 ft. on Rlppey st. I
(pared). Nineteenth ward, close to cable
caDie ii
Ine. I
MELLON BROTHERS, HU Station st . E. E.
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
Enai End Residences.
ANICELITTLEFROPERTY-NEARSHADY-S1DE
station: small payment in cash and
balance In monthly Installments. CHARLES
BOMKIiS & CO., 313 Wood St.. 6019 Penn ave
' Je2S.S7
BRI"K DWELLING-ONLY yS.8ilO-ON LARI
MER ave., containing 6 rooms, bathroom,
w. c; bouse finely papered all through: slate
mantels, tile hearths, natural gas, electric lights,
etc.: pived street: duly 6 minutes to East Liberty
.uuii, ana on line 01 proposed electric ra; iu
24x103 to so-foot alley,
ISljAlix a iJAUlLr w
JcS-SO
x wuitu tc.
DWELLING-ON NORTH SIDE HIGHLAND
avenue near both cable lines, a complete
dwelling house of 14 rooms, two bathiooms, two
1. w. c laundry, everything finished In elegant
style; a large carriage house and stable In the
rear, fronting on 30-foot street: the 1 t Is 65 ft.
front by 180 feet, and is situated on the shady side
of tbe street: this property will be sold at a bar
gain and should be seen. Call on KFLLY A
ROGERS, No.6315 Station street. East End.je27-96
ELLSWORTH AVE. NEAR ROUP ST.,
bliadyslde, a substantial frame dwelling of
seveu large, oomn-odious rooms and finished at
tic, large hall, bathroom finished in hardwood,
w. c, hot and cold water, both gases, slate man
tels, laundry, front and back porches; lot 63x200;
a cbolce location and. desirable n'lgbborhood. bee
BLACK BAIRD, 95 Fourth aye. Je29-5I-3
EAST END RESIDENCE, HOLLAND ST,
Wilklnsbnrg-New frame dwelling of six
rooms, finished attic hall. bath, pantry, slate
mantels In parlor and dining room, handsomely
Kiumeu inrougnoui; lDlOXlu Ulg Dargnin; pru-o
o,ow: easy terms,
i ourth ave.
J. R. COOPER & CO . No. 135
Je29-LJ4
Allegheny Residences.
A NICE 3-ROOMED BRICK HOUSE-ON
Fremont st., Allegheny, with largo lot: low
price, easy terms. CHARLES SOMEKS & CO.,
813 Wood t 6019 Penn ave. JC28-86
HOWARD ST., ALLEGHENY-TERMINUS
or Blue line, very cheantonly $4,500; one
acre of ground, orchard and vineyard: fine
spring, good frame bouse of five rooms and fin
ished attic, good cellar: easy payments. J 1C
COOPER St CO., 107 Fourth aye. Jc29-124-
a- 800 SECOND WARD, ALLEGHENY,
tjJJL new frame dwelling, 5 rooms, and attic
lot 23x101 to a street; easy terms,
THOMPSON 4 CO.. 162 Fourth ave.
BAXTt Ik
jea-iu
Saburbnn Residences.
AN ELFGANT SUBURBAN HOME 16 ACRES
of ground, modern dwelling, first class Im
provements, abundance of fruit and foliage,
within one mile of city limits, an equal distance
from railroad and street ears: moderate price,
easy terms of payment CHARLES bOMEKS &
CO., 313 U ood st., 6019 Penn ave. Je23-86'
BELLEVUE HOUSES-ON MADISON AVE
NUh: lot 10x150, with houBe"-nlne rooms and
reception hall: fruit trees: only J4,500; on Divis
ion street, lot 41x150, with new house, six rooms,
china closet, pantry, etc , only IA150; a bargain.
A. LEGGATE fc SON, 31 Federal St., Allegheny-.
HOUSE ANDLOTS-MILLV ALE BOROUGH.
West Penn R. R. Cheap: a nearly new 15
room house with three lets together, 72xla)i rrom
street to street! there Is a great scarcity of lioufles
in tbls borough, on account of the Pittsburg and
Western R. IS. men having to move to MUlvale:
this property would suit iora large apartment
honse: giving five rooms to each family, or would
pay for to start a boarding house: rent 30 per
moniu or price S4, 200; property cost nearly M 000
three years ago. Sees. i. FLEMING & CO.. 152
Fifth ave. Tel. 1772.
Je29-62
TWO ACRES 01 GROUND AND COMMODI
OUS house of nine rooms, frnlt, shrubbery,
etc.; close to railroad station; cheap at (5,000;
easy terms of payment, or will rent to good ten
ant. CHARLES bOMKKS & CO., 313 Wood St.,
6019 Penn ave. Je2-86
FOR SALE LOTS.
City Lots.
"tOOD LEVEL BUILDING LOT, 20xI12,. TO
VT 20 foot alley, on Wylie ave.; price, si.000
75 cash. bal. to suit. J. it. COOPER & ( O.. 135
Fourth ave Je29-I24"
LEVEL LOTS-ON SECOND AVE. AT GLEN
WOOD, 13x177; bargains. WM. PETTY &
CO., 107 Fourth ave. Je23-9
TTICKROY - NEAR CHE3TNUT CORNEB
V lot, 23x100; cheapest lot In the blxth ward.
WM. PETTY & CO , 107 Fourth ave. Je29-59
-CTJY1.IE AVE. CABLE LINE-LARGE A8
VV SORTMtNT from (250 to (1.000. tt M.
PETTY & CO., 107 Fourth ave.
Je29-59
East End liots.
BELOW MARKET VALUE-2 LOTS. 50x160
each, on Thomas street. Boulevard place, E.
E. (a positive bargain If sold at once). See
BWlNG & BIERS, 93 Federal street and 166
Fourth ave. Ie29-104-TTSSU
OAKLAND-A FEW CHOICE LOIS ON BO
QUET and Ward streets at a very low price
considering the improvements iu that locality. J.
E. GLASS. . je.3-71'
OTS-THE FINEST FOP. THE MON EY IN
Allegheny county, are those In Chas. E.
Cornelias' pHn, Morningslde, Eighteenth ward.
Pittsburg. Beautiful building lots at from (100 to
(WO, weekly or monthly payments; no Interest;
convenient to street cars and railroad. Cill upon
N. P. SAWYERat his home, Morningslde ave
nue, or CHAS. E, CORNELIUS, 400 Grant St.
Je26-32
LOTS-IN CHAS. E. CORNELIUS' FLAN AT
Morningslde Eighteenth ward, can be
bought in blocks or 6, 10 or 15 at reduced prices,
and on , the most liberal and accommodating
terms. Small cash payments; long time. See NT
1". SAWYER, Agent, on the grounds, or CHAS.
E. CORNELIUS, 406Grautst Je2S-32"
Lots! lotsi lots on bellefield ave..
Thirteenth ward; (iooeach: lots20xH0; nice
location- terms, (25 cash, balance monthly. J. R.
COOPER & CO., 107 Fourth ave. Je29-124
sio,
piece of
OOO CASH WILL CLEAR YOU 130.00
9 in 2 years or less bv buvlncr an elerant
filece of ground In East Fnd andgselllng off in
ots, don't delay. MAGAW & GOFF, Llm., 115
Fourth ave. Je27-98
tTJrTK FOOT FRONT-ELEGANT CORNER
US i O lot-60 feet on Rlppei st paved,
and 120 leet on St. Clair, Nineteenth ward: very
desirable. MELLON BROfUERS 6349 Station
St. E. E. Je29-127-nssu
Huzelvrood Lots.
SYLVAN AVE. - HAZELWOOD LARGE
lots, 40x200. on best part of Sylvan ave.; first
class neighborhood and splendid view. WM.
PETTY & CO., 107 Fourth avo. Je23-o9
Miburban Lots.
CLIFTON LOT3-AT AUCTION-ON MON
DAY, June 30, on arrival of train leaving
Federal st. station ot Ft. Wayneroid at2:!5clty
time, we will sell a batch of lots 50x163 at Clifton;
one of the most progressive suburbs on theOhto
river: bargain hunters will please note tills sale;
we are prepared to sell lots at half the prices re
cently obtained In this neighborhood, look at
the sixes 7.000 square feet in each lot: do not
fall to attend, it will pay ths buyers; A. LEG
GATE & SON, Auctioneers, 31 Federal st, Alle
gheny. 1C2S-8
GREAT BARGAINS IN LOTS AT W1LMER
DING;(l0a month will buy yon a lot to
build a home In tbls new and thriving town. Call
or send for particulars to ANDERSON A BEECK
MAN, Llm., 90 Fourth ave. Je29-53-Tuwsu"
OTS AT JEANNETTE-11B LOTS OUT OF
tbe market In less than one week; Fort Pitt
Land Co.'s plan, adjoining the glass plant of
Dlthrldge A Co.: lots 40x100, from (150 toflOo
each; salesmen on the ground every day. lor
plans etc., see BAXTER, THOMPSON A CO . 162
fourth aye. Je29-79
OTS-50XU-0, AT WILKINSBCRG, IN THE
Bnowden plan, 2 minutes from station;
choicest lots on Ihe market: covered with beauti
ful large shade trees, streets grade I, stone walks;
nat. gas. electric light and sewerage: prices are
low and terms easy; enhancement certain. J. R.
COOPER A CO., lfc Fourth ave. Je2-12l
LOTS! LOTSI LOTb-CHOlCESr LOTS IN
Edgewood, P. R. It, 50x170, level and con
venient to station: prices are low: enhancement
sure: payments easy. J. R. COOPER A CO.. 107
Fourth aye. Je29-124
TVTILMERDINOTWO LOTS ON HOWARD
vv avenue, near new bridge: fine location:
must be sold at once; special discount to quick
buyer. J. E. GLASS. 133 t Ifth avenue. Je28-7r
tr er To f7 PEi!
FOOT FRONT-FOR.SPLEN-
' lots nt. Hlt-rnrtAn, .ItTf.rmi'
Ot) DID showy lots at Sheraden
20 minutes from Union station. THE SHERADEN
LAND AND IMF-!. CO., LIM., 127 Fifth avenue.
Jei9-l
CJO30 PER ACRE EIGHT ACRES OF NICE
j"w ground, within one mile of city limits:
good property for the money. CHARLLb SOM
ERS A CO. , 313 W ood St., 6019 Penn ave. Je2S-86
ttJROO 6-KOOM COTTAGE AT VALLEY
UtJ Camp. 19 miles rrom city: large lot: tbls is
a rare opportunity to purchase a summer home.
WM. PETT 1 & CO., 107 Fourth ave. Je:9-69
Fnrni.
GARDEN FARM-25 ACRES GOOD SOIL; A
bargain: 3 miles from bharpsburg or miles
from PowerB Run station, W.P. R. R., largo
orchard, choice fruit or all kinds, brick house,
good water and outbuildings. Address JACOB
RH'KENBACH, on premises, or W. H. RICKEN
BACH, Inwoodst., near h rankstown ave., E. E.
Jell-82-wsu
WESTMORELAND COUNTY-150 ACRfcS. 75
cleared; good house; grist mill, tenant
house; cbean. ROOM 2. Excelsior Building.
JC29-23'
l'TTJKTilDRELAND COUNTY 37 ACRES;
vv nice country nome; a bargain, room z.
Excelsior Building. Je29-23
WESTMORELAND CO UNTY-200 ACRES, 160
cleared: a bargain. ROOM 2, Excelsior
Building.
Je29-23'
For Exchange.
QBs
of cbo
FXCHANOF.-TIMBER LAND. SOMER
SET county. 4U miles from railroad. 75 acres
choke, level land, covered with Dine timber
uiai win ruu irom 2 too icei at tuesiuinn aua is
In nice condition. J. E. GLASS, 133 Fifth ave
nue. Je29-7r
Miscellaneous.
OWN A HOME WE WILL BUY OB BUILD
for you anywhere and let yonrrent nay for
tne property: no security required. GRANITE
BTATE PROVIDENT AbSOOlATION, branch
offlces, standard building, 531-533 Wood St., Pitts
burg, aud 127 Fifth ave., McKeesport.
m',13-15-TT8SU
PICTURE FRAMES, MOLDINGS, LOOKING
glasses, mats, backing, painting, chromos,
artotvpea engravings, and photograph albums; a
mil line or photographic supplies and apparatus.
BROUDKMtG. Co;. 242, 244 aud 240 Firth ave
nue, 21. 25 and 27 "Watson street, Pittsburir, Pa.
Telephone 1356. Ie8-147-8u
6 408 ACRfcS- POCAHONTAS CO., W. VA.,
7 on Greenbrier H,ti fnttvlirihl, for lnrsl
much white pine and oak timber; (2 50 per acre;
Hotel, Plttsburi ,
ttfc .s..u.' ."""'fciaums WAUUAU&, nomi
Js2MS
FOR SALE-BUSINESS.
tr
Business Opportunities.
COUNTRY STORE OLD ESTABLISHED
stand; rood trade, with nice cottage and 20
acres land; cheap. ROOM2, Excelsior Building.
Je2D-24
FOUNDRY BUSINESS-WELL LOCATED,
including a house on two lots, and gas well
to run foundry: held at two-thirds its value. Ad
dress WM. MARVIN, Flndlay, Ohio. ,
Je26-47-TTS8U
HALF INTEREST IN GOOD OFFICE BUSI
NESS, large and small grocery stores, milk
depot, finest book and stationery store in best
town In Western Pennsylvania: country stores;
mnslc store, batteries, drug stores, cigar stores.
BHEPAKD A CO.. Ml Fourth ave. je24
HARDWARE 'SWIRE -IN A TOWN OF
, nearly 2.000, on the B. A O. Railroad, Is of
fered for sale at a bargain; owner bas too much
other business to properly attend to 1U Address
BOX 31. Meyersdale. Je2G-46
SHOE SI ORE-A1 STAND. GOOD LOCATION;
grocery stores ,5C0 to (5.0TO: drug, cigar,
notion and drygoods stores: half Interest In real
estatebuslness; bntcher shop business chances of
all kinds. PERC1VAL & CHAPMAN, 439Grant st.
1629-72
STORE RARE CHANCE; THE STOCK. GOOD
will and fixtures or a first-class book, wall
paper and stationery store doing a good business,
and In first-class location. GEO. D. RIDDLE.
Attorney at Law, lis Diamond street. Je25-32
GOOD BUSINESS bTAND-UN PENN AVE
NUE near Highland: lot 25x145 1 street In
rear: brick storeroom and dwelling on Penn aye.,
and 4-room frame dwelling in the rear: this Is a
fine property and will be sold cheap. Inqulro of
KELLY KOGERb, No. 6313 Station stieet. East
Eud. Je27-96
Bailnrs Properties.
BRICK HOTEL LICENSED: IN A GOOD
Ohio town: will clear S12.CC0 per year; 53
rooms; good repair aud well furnished; large
barn and ice bonte; price 25,000 everything first
class. J. H. blEVENSON'S AGENCY, 100 Fifth
ave. Je29-57
FLOURING MILL-BEST IN STATE: PROD
UCT In demand: good house and nine
acres. ROOM 2. Excelsior Building. Jc29-24
FOR SALE JIlhCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles. Live Stock, Elc.
ATA SACRIFICE-ONE BIX-1'ASSENGER
carriage aud two coupes, made by blesen
kamp S. Son: In perfect order; must be sold. Can
be seen at J. F. SMIIH'SBOARDINGSTABLU,
97 second ave., Pittsburg. Je29-139
BUGGY-CHEAP-THE FINEST TOP ROAD
buggy In the city: made by Glesenkamp &
bon; or will exchange for a good driving horse.
ARCHIBALD &BKO.,6G and 68Secondave. Pitts
burg. Je29-20 ,
BUGGY-ONE" SIDE BAR BUGGY, K0.-IN-QU1BE
112 SECOND AVE. Je29-28
MATCHED TEAM. FIN EBBED BLOOD BAY
geldings, black points, long tails, fine style,
5 and 6years old, 15& hands. 1,200 pounds, rast
walkers and trotters, safe and without blemish;
one of the handsomest and best teams in the city.
R IZ IH,ntM, llfflit 1?7.Rl.T"riran
1627-84-1180
wa, .Ufi..v,. V.UV...
ONE bURREY. WITH POLE ALMOST NEW:
most be sold at once, owner leaving city.
Apply at H. R. MOORHEAD'S, residence of Mrs.
John Moorhead, Fifth avenue aud Halket street.
Oakland, city. Jc28-C
QTUDEBAKER KOAD CART -NEVER
O used, also Studebaker wagoa used but a short
time-prices low. Can be seen at ARCHIBALD'S
STABLE, 96 and 98 Third avenue. Ie21-117
QTYLISHTEAM OF DRIVING OB CARRIAGE
kj norses: nrst-ciass in every respect: cneap,
R1"V; Tr.AlllBTi.trh nffls tp)-01r
JeSD-gi
Machinery nnd Metals.
AUTOMATIC TYPEWRITER THE BEST
suited for telegraph and railroad work of
any mat bine made: easiest to learn, most exact,
most compact, most durable, least liable to error,
least liable to get out of order, most distinct
writing, not noisy: most practical machine for
business purposes and letter writing Call or send
for circular. U. K FLOWER, 110 Fourth av.'.,
Pittsburg. Tel. 718. Read this ad. JcB-81-i ESu"
ENGINES AND BOILERS-NEW AND RE
FITTED; repairing promptly attended to.
PORTER FOUNDRI AND MACHINE CO.,
LIM., below buspension bridge, Allegheny, 11
ap3-76
TO LET.
Citv Residence.
tin FOURTH AVE.-2 ROOMS: 19 MAGEE
AXJ St., 4 rooms: 6 Qnlnce alley, 4 rooms; 108
Center ave.. 3 rooms; 650 Fifth ave , 4 flue rooms.
DIXON CO.. 112 Fourth ave. e23-89t
Q-FLM bT. -BRICK HOUSE OF S ROOMS;
OVJ (35. DIXON & CO,, 112 i ourth ave.
Je2S-B9t
QQ CLARK STREET-GOOD 6-ROOM BRICK
00 house of 6 rooms. DIXON & CO.. 112
1 ourth ave. Je2S-S9t
East End Residences.
BRICK HOUSE - NEW. WITH ALL THE
conveniences, furnished or unfurnished:
everything almost new: desirable location:, cable
cars at door: no small children preferred. Ad
dress ROMOLO, Eatt Liberty P. O. Je29-80t
CHOICE HOUSE AT HOMEWOOD. ON LANG
avenue, 9 rooms, large lot. stable aud fruit
trees: rent only (. Bee BLACK & BAIRD. 95
Fourth ave. je25-4ot
NEGLKY AVE., NEAR WALNUT br
Shadyslde New two-story mansard brick
dwelling, ten rooms, reception hall, gas, water,
bath, inslds w. c, etc. : front porrli, good lot.
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth aye.
Je29-7St
illealipnv Resfdrncr.
ALLEGHENY HOUSES-ON FEDERAL ST.
extension. Yale st , Jefferson st , Crelghton
allev and Drum St.: rents (15 to (27. A. LEGO ATE
A SON, 31 Federal St.. Allegheny. Je29-Ii6t
195 JACKSON BT.8 ROOMS: 101 BID WELL ST.
8 rooms; lllSj Juniata st, 8 rooms: 39 Nixon st.
8 rooms; also others, bee EWIN'G & BYERS 93
Federal st and 1G3 Fourth ave. Je29-27f
ubnrbnn Residences.
o
ABIPING GROUND AND HOUSE AT OHIO
.1 ryle Falls, on tbe a. & O. it. It. Address
E. S., Ohio Pvle, Pa.
je2-70T
TmlGHT-ROOM
RURAL RESIDENCE IIUT
r and stable: lot 60x155: fruit
Jli SIDE laundry
and shrubbery: handsomely finished: 9 mlnntes'
cable ride to postofilce; city and country advan
tages: good water; Thirteenth ward: rent reason
able to good tenant: possession Immediately.
PE-1ER SHIELDS, 533 Grant St., corner Virgin
alley. Je29-61t
FURNISHED HOUSE OFbEVEN ROOMS-IN
bewickley, near station: all conveniences.
GILBERT A. HAYS, 59 Fourth aye. jel3-7t
01 D PER MONTH-AT AVALON. PA.-P.
OXO F. W. &C. K. K.. new brick house of 7
rooms and hall, near station.
Bee EWING &
BYERS, 93 Federal street.
JC23-103t
Rooms.
FURNISHED ROOSIS-FOR ONE OR TWO,
orvoung married couples, and large double
parlor, first floor, front, for 3 or 4: new proprietor,
all new furnlshment, gases, hath. Inside w. c.
lawn,shade trees, porch, charinlnglocatlon,faelng
East Park: boarding handy. 10 CEDAR AVE.,
Allegheny City. Je27-98t
FRONT ROOM-COOL, PLEASANT AND
well furulshed, with board: terms reason
able; reference: Union aye., Allegheny, Address
R. M C, Dispatch office. Je270-rsut
FRONT AND BACK SLEEPING ROOMS
pleasant and cool and newly furnished. 145
FOUK1U AVE. Je29-133t
FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED ROOMS
With first-class board; also table boarders
taken. THE DELMONICO. 920 Penn ave.
je20-47t
SUITE OF THREE UNFURNISHED APART
MENTS for light housekeeping, with use of
bith. in Smith blocs. Inquire ON THE PREM
ISES, 93 Wylle ave. Je29-13t3
5 -ROOM APART3IENTS IN NEW HOUSES
with all modern conveulence. 123 ( olwcll st.,
above Vine, at S20 month' handsomely papered.
Inquire NO, 393 FIFTH AVE. Je29-IIt
OT FEDERAL bT ALLEGHENY THREE
Al rooms: nat ami art, gas free; SI4 50. DIXON
A CO., 112 Fourth aye.
Je28-89t
silnntir City Property.
HOTELS, COTTAGES AND BATH HOUSES
to let or for sale: lots for sale In all parts of
the city: also bo. Atlantic City, Chelsea and for
Atlantic Land Co. ISRAEL G. ADAJISA-Co.,
Heal .Estate Agts., Real Estate and Law Building.
Jel-8t
Ttnslneas Properilrs.
RARE CHANCE A YOUNG SLWTHATUN
DERbTANDS the drygoods business can
rent a beautiful store at a bargain In the booming
part of Wheel tig. W. Va. Communicate direct
with P. O. BOX 187, Whecllnc, W. Va.
Je27-100t
ODJc--, D. sk Room. Er.
J71E
EW NICE OFFICES IN GERMANIA 8AV-
INUbBANK BUILDING. Wood and Dia
mond sts. aplo-40t
OFFICE GOOD FRONT ROOM. 8ECOND
floor, on FI th ave. Inquire at SB FIFTH
AVE., second floor.
Je2a-26t
TWO ROOMS-SUITABLE FOR DENTAL
or doctor's offlce: formerly occupied by
dentin for two years. Inquire at 4 Fifth ave.
J. BIOKAR1. ' Je29-4Jt
PERSONA!
PERSONAL-NOT DEAD. BUT SLEEPING
Who Ihe man who pars rent: the wide
awake man is be who secures a home of his own
by lolnlng the National Capitol Building and
Loan boclety For Information call on or address
BEFTON & DUNN, Maud 87 Water st, ; room 22.
Je29-J2
PERSONAL-IF TOU ARE GOING TO UE
seashore remember the glare of the son Is
very distressing, procure a pair of onr Imported
eye shade and be comfortable. CUEbSMAN
MANNION, Expert Opticians. 42 Federal st . Al
legheny. Best ?i spectacles on earth. Ie23-51
PERSONAL-DB. GRIFFITH'S TA-VA-ZON
Ky-to-Liver, great tonic, cures all liver and
kidney tronb'es; used at the leading hospitals of
London. Eng.. one trial will convince: nrlee tl.
All IU A J UK.,.1 !., XlllSOUrg,
. .n.v .V.. . II. .. ..-. -I - .
Pa. (copy-
right.)
Je29-133
PERSONAL-WEARE OFFERING BPLCTAL
bargains during the hot weather. Call and
be convinced. FRANK BACON A Co., 301 Smith
field st. Je29
PERSONAL ROOKS WANTED-IF YOU
have anv books to sell, let as know. LEVI'S
BOOK SIORE. Seventh Aveaue Hotel building.
mh7
TEHSONAL DIVORCES QUIETLY: ADVICE
JL free. Address .lawyer, jJox63icnicai
All, JU,
LOST.
T OST GOLD CHAIN-BRACELET WITH
JU padlock attached, on Friday, In Allegheny
farks. Finder will please return toIl5CHAR-
AACilW? OA., AUCgliCIIJ. jyr
YJ MAN-MANNION, Expert Opticians, 42 Fed
eral st.. Allegheny. W HI test your eyes free;
best (1 spectacles on earth; "32-page book free by
calling.'' Jeis-M
X OST-GOLD BRACELET IN OB ABOUT
JU tbe Arsenal, on Thursday. June 26. with the
inscription Clara L. Bmlth: finder will be liberally
rewarded by leaving same at NO. 3309 PENN
AVE. Jc29-l6
STOLEN.
QTOLEN-HOR1E, FROM THE PREMISES OF
O James McLaughlin. In Donegal township, on
Thursday night, June 12, a dark brown'sh bay
mare, 5 years old. weighing about 1,200 lbs. with a
white star In forehead, baying a sore spot under
ber Jaw; (o0 reward will be paid for the recov
ery or tbe mare and capture of the thief, or (23
for either, by JAMES MCLAUGHLIN, Greer P.
O . Bntler Co.. Pa. Je29-66
FOUND.
FOUND MO PEOPLE IN FOCB WEEKS TO
say that our (1 spectacles are the best they
ever used at any price. CHESSMANN-MAN-NION,
Expert Opticians, 42 Federal St., Alle
ghenv. Best (1 spectacles on earth. Je25-51
AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
-OF-
MERCHANjTtAILORING
CLOTHS
Will be exposed for tale at
No. 8n PENN AVENUE,
PITTSBURG, PA.,
-ON-
JULyIT 1890,
At 10 o'clock A. M. and 3 o'clock P. V.,
and continue until the entire
stock is disposed of.
t. k. Mcknight,
AUCTIONEER.
je23-42
THURSDAY. JULY 17,
IS THE DAY
Belected for tba AUCTION SALE OP BUILD.
INQ LOTS on Noble Farm, in plan of
Birmingham Land Improvement
Company.
Situate on lino of Suburban Rapid Transit
Electric Railway, one mile from city limits,
three miles from Court House.
Elclitv-two acres of beautiful land laid out in
lots 59x150 and 50x200 feet. Main streets 50 feet
wide. BOULEVARD 65 FEET WIDE. Beau
tiful scenery. Healthful surroundings. Pure
air. Good water. Low taxes. Two natural
gas lines. Fine sidenalk from city line. Road
way from city line now being pared. A park
and grove reserved. The chance of a lifetime
to buy what you have always wanted a large
and beautiful lot in tbe suburbs as a site for a
comfortable home.
F. BENZ, President,
- 125 Sonth Twelfth st.
CHARLES BREITWEISER, Becretary.
49 South Twenty-third St., Pittsbu. Pa.
je2 8 78
TORE GOODS AT AUCTION-
The continuation of this sale
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE- 80,
at 10 o'clock, at tbe rooms. No. 311 Market St.
Fine vases, glassware, dishes, notions, tea,
dinner and toilet sets, all more or less damaged
by water and fire, but will be sold without re
serve, for account of whom it may concern.
HENRY AUCTION CO..
je29-137 Auctioneers.
RE310VALi5.
D
R. W. H. DALY
Has removed his omce to
MAEDER BUILDING, 135 FIFTH AVENUE,
(Fourth floor elevator.)
Hours 10.30 A. Jf. to I P. jr., except Sundays.
ap2-43-TVTSu
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
$2,700.
$2,700.
Second Ward, Allegheny.
A cood 6-room brick dwelling; with hall,
water, both gases, w. c cood cellar, etc;
within 200 feet of tbe parks and only one
minute walk from electric road. Terms
very easy and possession at once.
BLACK& baird,
95 FOURTH AVE.
jeiO-of-rsn
$25,000.
THE FINEST FARM IN SOMERSET
county, 87 miles from Pittsburg: on Balti
more it Ohio railroad, 218 acres nf choice land
and beautiful homestead, containing 10 large
rooms, center ball, batb room, bot and ccld
water, finished attic, two bay windows, two
porches and other conveniences. Pretty maple
trees surround the house: good spring house
and barn: 125 acres nnaer high state of cultiva
tion. Also, small bouse of 1 or 5 rooms so
located that the larm could be divided in two
with houses on either half.
Tbls beautiful place cost more than tbe price
asked. Call at our offlce and see picture and
get fall particulars of the farm.
BLACK & BAIRD, -
je27-41-WFSa ' No. 95 Fourth avenue.
m
SDAY,
IS THE DAY
Selected for the AUCTION" SALE OP BUILDING LOTS on
Noble Farm, in Flan of
Birmingham
Land Improvement Co. ;'
Situate on line of Suburban Rapid Transit Electric Railway, one mile
from city limits, three miles from Court House.
Eighty-two acres of beautiful land laid out in lots 50x150 and 60x
200 feet Main streets 50 feet wide. BOULEVARD 65 FEET WIDE.
Beautiful scenery. Healthful surroundings. Pure air. Good water.
Low taxes. .Two natural gas lines. Fine sidewalks from city line.
Roadway from city line now being paved. A park and grove reserved.
The chance of a lifetime to buy what you have always wanted a large
and beautiful lot in the suburbs as a site for a comfortable home.
F. BENZ, President,
125 South Twelfth Street '
CHARLES BREITWEISER, Secretary,
49 South Twenty-third
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
ALLEGHENY LOTS.
m
PERRYSVILLEROAD AND
CHARLES ST.
Tbe Elliott Nursery Plan of Lots are now of
fered at prices 25 per cent below anything that
can be bought in tbe same neighborhood. Tbe
location is a most convenient and healthful
one, on the line of tbe Pleasant Valley Electric
road, with a5-cent fare to Smithfield street,
Pittsburg. Special inducements given to first
buyers and those who will build this season.
Planting of shrubs and trees and ornamenta
tion of tbe grounds will be done at COST by
tbe B". a. Elliott Company, as it is tbelr pur
pose to make tbelrstreets the most beautiful in
tne city. Restrictions as to improvement in
suring to all buyers desirable surrounding.
MODERATE PRICES.
EASYTERMS.
B. A. ELLIOTT CO., , I
54 SIXTH STREET.
Or fnll Information can be obtained on tb
grounds, at the office of the Nursery on Charles
street;
je23-8J
$ 1 2,OOa
EDGEWOOD.
A fins residence situated on tbe crown of the
bill, with unobstructed view, containing 11
rooms, reception ball, all nicely papered, batb.
room, .natural gas, cabinet mantels, furnace,
laundry, and all tbe latest improved con
yenlences; a beautiful veranda porch sur
rounds the bouse; fine fruit trees, grapes, etc;
about one acre of ground.
Fall particulars at
BLACK & BAIRD'S,
e29-55-WFSa 93 Fourth avenue.
LOTS! LOTS! LOTSI
Nice building lots affording attractive homes
or money making to tbe purchasers at present
prices.
MORNINGSLDE PLAN.
Eighteenth ward, extending from tbe Alle
gheny river and A. V. R. R. to Highland Park,
in the East End. Large lots at $75. 2100, (200,
t300, up to (600 for magnificent situations.
ALLEGHENY LOTS.
Benton ave. plan, Eleventh ward, beautiful
situation. $200, $300, $400. New streets and rapid
transit lines now building will soon double and
quadruple value in this section.
FLEMING PARK.
Level lots, handsome and convenient boms
sites right on line of P.4LE.K.K. and pro
posed electric road.in sight of tbe city and view
of the river. No mistake can be made in buy
ing these choice lots at $200 to $300.
We have nice homes, choice investments in
all locations. Our representatives ready to
accompany purchasers at all times direct from
our offices.
CHARLES SOMERS & CO.,
313 Wood St.
6019 Penn Ave., E. E.
Telephone 1773. Telephone 5323. je2S
A HANDSOME
RESIDENCE PROPERTY
EAST END.
Two acres of ground, covered with large for
est trees and shrubbery, and an excellent
spring of water.
FEME QUEEN ANNE BRICK DWELLING
Of 12 rooms, ball, bath room, gases, etc.; all
tbe latest improved conveniences; good car
riage house and stable.
PAVED STREET. DUQUESNE ELEO
TRIC ROAD WITHIN ONE SQUARE.
Beautiful view. Price reasonable. For
further particulars call on
BLACK & BAIRD,
Je29-56-yau 95 Fourth aye.
BEN VENUE.
Two-story brick dwelling. 9 rooms,
bath, all modern conveniences, front
porch, etc. Everything is first class.
Lot 60x120. A very low pnee and
easy terms to prompt purchaser.
BAXTER, THOMPSON 4 CO,
182 FOURTH AVE.
Je29-77
My 11 1890,
St, Pittsburg, Pa.
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