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THE PITTSBURG- DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 189a
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BEACHED THEIR GOAL
Over Four-Fifths of the Scholars Ex
amined for the High School
STAHD THE TOUGH TEST EEQUIEED.
Close Eaca Between Grant and Libertj
Schools for First Honors,
THEO'HAEA SCHOOL CEOWDIKG THEM
Many a youthful hear; in thli city to-day
beats lighter than it has for some time; but
a number are quite cast down. The result
of the examinations for admission to'the
High School was announced yesterday
afternoon. There were 602 candidates, and
of these 418 passed; 26 failed in one study,
While making the required average, and
will be re-examined in the study in which
the deficiency exists; 50 failed entirely; and
eight did not complete their papers, on
account of sickness. There were more cases
of illness this year than is customary, the
hot weather being the cause. These candi
dates will be given a chance to complete
the examination in September before the
school opens.
The first honor this year goes to the Lib
erty School, where Hiss Lida C. Axtell
made the remarkable average of 95.8 per
cent. The whole Liberty class did well, and
as a class made a. strong fight for the best
general average. In this they were unsuc
cessful; the Liberty average was 85.3 per
cent, while the Grant School made 86.8 per
cent. This, however, is but slight consola
tion to the Grant This districthas held the
Highest individual honor and the highest
general average so long that to lose the first
honor place is an unwelcome surprise. It is
somewhat more remarkable on the part of
the Liberty School, as Miss Mary Ander
son, the assistant principal and teacher of
the High School class, has only held the post
for one year.
The second honor went to the O'Hara
school, where Miss Minnie Shillv bad an
average of 95.6 per cent, but 3-10 of 1 per
cent less than Miss Axtell. The third honor
was divided. Miss Bertha Young, of the Lib
erty, and Miss Deborah Payne, of the
Grant, each making a record of 93.6 per
cent. High averages were the rule, 31
pupils making 90 per cent or better.
Below will be fonnd the names and aver
ages of the successful candidates:
ALLEX SUB-DISTRICT.
Number in class U; passed, 8; to he re-examined,
1; failed, 2.
1SS. Air ltasser. 66.6 292. Kmma Weber.. .SO.J
257. Harry Fisher... .74.2 294. Ira Peregrine. ...7S.I
281. Harry Beckter.. 77.2,301. Agnes Mcllrlde..78.0
28S. Lewali smith.. .7.6;303. ettle Scott 85.2
BEDFORD 6CB-DISTRICT.
Number In diss, 6; pissed, 6; to be re-examined,
0; failed, a
JSS. Jennie MCU1U...73.2S1. Willie Stone 89.4
15S. Dora Miller. 74.223S. Louie Davis 60.2
080. Carrie Bensner..80.0,2IO. Zddlfnnnlng..91.X
BIBMIXQHAX SUB-DISTRICT.
Number In class 15; passed, 11; to be re-examined,
0: failed 4.
MX Ralph Tr.UarIs.at.0 3SS. Fannie Hlpkins.88.0
844. V. ill E. T cber..75.4 3SS. Wattle Uriosle.65.0
360. George eberTa.S 3S9 bcnl. Prltchard.67.4
S70. LydlaMller f-4.4 393. Bern hard fcrd-
377. Amanda Webcr.72.sJ man 71.2
379. Era M. Jestner.77.2;400. EdwardXnoeU..90.8
rOUBES f-CB-DlSTKItT.
Number In class. 18; passed, 16; to be re-examined,
2; failed, 0.
170. Herbert L.May..89.8 20J. Fred Graff.. .....79.4
177. H. Kl-.Vbnsch..K1.0 205. Amy il.Turbett.92.4
JS- ettle Pratt. ..7S.0 212. . S. Kerrigan..S6.6
186. Katie Patterson.CS.4 214. Lillian Harrls...80.6
188. T.h. CainpbelL.63.4 221. Bertha O'Urlen.72.6
180. Llllle Borland... 79.8 223. Alice A. Uolan..6S.O
199. May B. Keed S3.0 225. s. L. Meholson.SM
SOU ArthurK.risher.84.8 232. Agnes L.Kwens.76.2
THASXJ.IS SUB-DISTRICT.
Number in class, 13: passed, 12; to be re-examined,
1; tailed, a .
411. Anna Lvons.....79. 435. S. Oppenhclmer.68.2
411. Nellie Slemon...76.2 4.(6. George ToJd.... .77.2
4IS. Olive Hay 90.6 412. Kesny rans....S4 0
414. 8. Anfhammer..S7.S 443. George Engllih.75.4
415. Alaud Banman..M.0 449. Clifford Slmpsonn.4
411. George W'andlesssro 450. iUlnhUanscll...r9.4
GB1SI SCB-DISTBICT.
dumber in class. 27: Digged. 25: ro b nui.
al.-.rd, 0; failed, a
John N. McLean 90.6:t27. David k. Smith, oi ft
5R. I.. . McLean..90.2,52S. James Donthrtt.S9.6
515. alt'rKosenb,m87.4 532. Anna M. Stein . 87.0
618. Hertha c. Han'nll.j533. Anna J. Whaler. S3.0
617. MaryC. Brers ..91.4 534. KatcMcCoy......ss.8
SIS. Deborah Payne. 9J.C KB. Elsie .M. Phelps. 90.0
519. Thos. E. Perry ..fc8.8,KG. Mary H. Morgan9L0
20. Wm. l.ery S7.0537. Etta Bennett ....80.6
521. Alex, bplro S5.0 5.13. Marr B. Bent... 81.8
622. Nellie A. Grant.S0.ti 539. Adala Frlebcrt's88.4
524. TV. Harry BurseSo.fi 541. Sarah M. Craw'dSS.4
525. Geo. O. Evans ..77.4 515. Katie B-Sklrble 76.4
26. Harry Wllson...S2.0i 'Incomplete, 2.
HANCOCK 8CB-DISTKICT.
Number in class. 10; passed, 10; to be re-examined.
0; failed, 0.
453. Hettie Stewart ..78.21459. John Snlllran ..70.4
454. HannahMcKeer79.8 461. Blanche Kelly ..78.0
455. JosepbUlldernw79.6 478. Albert Bradley..75.2
46G. Harry t)',ell....81.4'479. Willie Horgan... 78.4
457. George 8mlth....7J.C,4S0. Andrew AlaIoa'y77.8
HILAKD SCB-DISTBICT.
Number in class 17; passed 13; to be re
examined 0: failed 4.
SC B. H. Pattereon..73.0 330 Elma FItigerald.69.2
S61 John W. McNair.77.0 SSI G. s. Colrfn 75.8
167 F. H. MiUUen...74.2 385 James M. Jferle..7R.0
389 Martha St.Groff..72.8 3S7 Alice E. Kinsom.72.4
372 Vm. Mcalr.....79.8 392 F. blaterbeek 70.0
ES C.W.Thompson..66.0.394 KoseM.iiahon...81.0
378 K. Edna Grove. ..71.2
HOMEWOOD SCB-DISTBICT.
Number in class 12; passed 7; to bo re-
uamtDcu a; laiiea a.
287 U.F.McLanghlin9.8
389 B. M. Mclntyre..70.6
323 Annie Klnkcad..70.6
327 Annie B. McKee.89.6
339 U. A.
349 A. M.
Clawson ..S7.8
Wlndlsh.,.75.6
nhltmorc.63.4
356 B. G.
HOWABD 6UB-DISTBICT.
Number in class. 23; passed, 18; to be re-examined,
0: failed. 6.
1 Frank O'Uonnell.88.4
37 Mary Palmer 67.0
39 Olive K. Butler. .C5.0
41 EllaE.Krneger.,70.0
54 WalterK.M'Qstn 71.8
61 HobertCrelghton74.6
63 Normn Bl'rsmthrvs.2
7 Jessie LoefflIer....87.4
8 Cora Birghel S5.8
28 Bernard Stm'rlck73.4
2S met. Wcldmann..G9.8
29 Kobt AicKlnnon..8i.2
sujonnM. siartln..71.0
136 Sadie Anderson. .82.2
32 Ames Kohrrtsnn 7Q fi'il .Inhn a u..tit.'Je.
34 Maggie Hall ... s7. 'Incomnlete, 1.
85 Mark McGaffer...S5.6 "
nnjIBOLDT BtTB-DISTBICT.
Number in class. 13; passed, 12; to be reex
amined, 1: failed, u.
? A"'-A-boP"t7I.420S Fred Wenke.....77.4
JSf'Ku!x .79.8210 Ionora Slolte..71.8
18 badle Tnrner 76.4.217 Henry Kace .71 I
?S Uer-'u!ll':r..78.2 226 Casey J. Vaur..84.2
JXJ ? ,Tv-Fr(TOt..iw8.i229 John KndoIph..7S.4
206 LeUa B. KedmanU9.4i230 Fred EglUdorr..72.2
KKHX SUB-DISTRICT.
I Number in class 13; passed 12; to be re-examined
0; failed, 1.
25S. A.ZImmerman..90.6'364. Laura TheatleT.63.e
ISO. Arrinc Cole 80.8 371. Anna Jones..... 76.2
SSI. Frank HaU 74.0.'373. MarJlcKee 81.6
fC3. H. Wlckes 74.4,375. Willie Moffet....78.0
IBS. C Btoi'rhton....8S.o'3S2. C Gnthridge 6J.0
esi. CarrleWlcl.es. .67.63a7, Maggie Beran...76.4
' lAWRESCE BUB-DISTBICT.
I Number In class. 12; passed, 10; to be re-examined,
1; failod, L
tW. M. Gorman. .75.0 180. Marie Jones 79 0
Mary V. Carey..7'.8 187. Fred Sannders... 83.0
W. leckennan..82.8la. F.W.Ochsenhlrt88.8
375. Mary L.Jackson.Sl.4 198. (. W. Brown ...80.4
178. F.V.Crawrord..89.419s. John A.Urtscoll.86.0
-' LCCKKT BUB-DIETEICT.
Number in class, 15; passed, 11; to be re-examined,
1; failed, 3.
408. Katio Hunt 74.8,508. I Gibson 69.8
409. S. Wol8loncraft,78.6,509. Hngh Lindsay, .es.4
S01.
FloraThoinpson.65.0 510. George Usborne.73.8
wz. Blanche FIsher..6S.O 511. Herbert Ochlln..75.6
0. Lizzie Saonders.74.0 512. TV'UlieBrown....77.4
604. Fannie Trimble.67.o
LINCOLN SUli-DIETBICT.
Number In claj-s. 22; passed, 17; to bo reex
amined, 2: failed, 2.
242. Alice H. Carlisle. 78.0,300. W. C. 3IcGrew..88.4
251. M. c. Jamison. .77.8 307. Albert K.Kaiser.85.2
2J. rani aoimi.. 89.4 309. Jas. S. Morgan. 75.4
162. K.O.Henderson.83.2 31S. O. K. Wallace.. .86.0
SST S-- r "oimes...86.4
280. W. K. Stroud.. .84. 6
Iff. Mary Hopkins... 83.4
JS9. M. Longtiridge..68.6
298. John K. Yohe....75.8
319. B. M.Maddock .87.2
384. E. ltosenberger.76.8
391. Mary L. Uwens.79.8
393. K. A. Caliban.. .70.8
Incomplete, 1.
LIBEBTT SCB-DISTBICT.
Number in class. 29; passed, 27; to be re-examined.
0: failed, 0.
2S &nh -T-y-2 & N- r.rrett....89.2
fr Si-ilf,lJr?L'r,n S60311 Lldl Axtell..95.8
2? T-inJrf s.H,1;,';-!!-4 11 B'nch Engllsh.88.6
G. Leonard Storlgl.87.8,3a). Josenh Pare. sns
k TZStSbESf-Si1 SJafjE'fiahrJfcJ
IS Kob?rt wJtt r-"S-2l40i EdItl1 Ebberts ..85.4
t R. r UrnmiV-Sr1!'4- 1""lr Coirden..89.3
5?- fH S irpB'ley..75.4 405. J. K.Jhn,in K!
574,
wilimT,vi--S-Sl4'J6- I,ertn Vonng.,.93.6
WUUamraylor..76.(iincomnlete. 2. "'-
232.
MINIRSVILLX 6UB-DISTBICT.
7& Z&nr&lT' uv' MU,er--
HOOBBZAD ECB-DISTRICT.
'SfrlniS pMse5 "i to be re-exam.
wsi-
321. A. E. Bodgers.-..65.034l. A.G. Dorrlngton-1.0
324. Uora Burger 72.4 343. K, K. Gibson. ...69.2
327. M.McAteer 82.0 345. H. E. Barnes. ...TO.0
129. F. M. Uc.kteerSRM 348. hadle Hnston....8I.4
33L E.A.Klerzerosky;6.2
335. K. M. Anderson.75.6
336. Ella K.Boyce.... 92.4
33S. Keltic Uorbln...78.6
340. L. J. WUletts....83.0
14S. M. E. Little .76.8
S52. E. II. jJlcacu....ou.
359. A. L. Stuart 69.8
Incomplete, L
MORSE SUB-DISTRICT.
Number In class, 10; passed, 10; to be re-examined,
0; failed, a
122. Fannie Steck... .83.0:142. EllraFaloon ....J8.
124. Emily Gates 6S.8'l44. Emma Becker. ..71.0
111. Lottie Garrey...75.4 152. Etta Selbert J5.0
1S3. Madge lzenour..79.9 154. Thos. Charles... .79.8
135. M.SchIernltza'r.69 n 5 Annie Hlghley..8.2
KT. ALBION SCB-DISTBICT.
Number in class. 9; passed, 9; to be re-examined.
0; failed, a
M. Wm. Graham.. .79.8 102. Theresa Jellnck.79.6
91. Edith Fulmer...S0.O 104. Ella Agnew .-W.0
93. KenaUnerr 78.8 111. Kate iteese 73.6
94. Marg'tTrosh....77.2,126. Gil'tArmstronsr.82.0
95. Louise Mante.... 79.01
MONONOAHELA SCB-DISTBICT.
Number in class, 2; passed, 1; to be re-examined,
0: failed, L
S29. JeromeKernan.. 70.81
MT. WaflarNQTON SCB-DISTBIOT,
Nnmber in class, 24: passed, 21; to be re-examined,
2; failed, L
1. A. Ulrich M.o
50. Lillle Bllri 67.1
51. Albert Hlbbs... .78.4
53. Rose Maysralth.75.2
55. Emma Kollins..66.3
57. Arthur Ulgby...65.4
72. Helen Eelfer....74.8
74. Charles Tnrbelt.80.2
79. Warren Clonse .76.4
80. LlllleMcGowan.9I.S
X. E. Ackman 68.0
5. Agnes Uus9ell...81.6
12. Kobt. Torrence.68.2
14. C Barrows &S.0
2L Arthur Braun... 87.8
a. James Barrett. .73.2
Zi. Albert Baker.. .72. 4
42. Percy Castner..87.4
44. Edw. Kimmell..76.4
48. Maud Barrows. .79.5
480. u. B. Carnegie. .77.8
NORTH ECB-DISTRICT.
Nnmber in class, 13; passed, 12; to be re-examined.
1; failed, a
121. Nellie L. Wade.72.4HL J. R. Mnsgrare.82.8
123. J. M. Uumbrlil.78.S 143. Bent. Gross 89.2
125. I. Thompson.. ..71.2 145. R. J. Anderson. 72.6
134. F. W. Cochran .89.8 147. Clara Lawyer ..82.6
138. Lulu Mitchell. ..71.0 149. Alma E. Selp.... 69.6
1401 Emllr Jackson.. 85.0 547. B. M. Mesblt....72.2
OAKLAND SCB-DISTBICT.
Number In class 30; passed 29; to be re-exam
ined 1; failed 0.
417. Benl. Darls 77.8'432. Marr Bone 80.4
418. Hugh Ulckson..86.6 433. Joe Evans 63.0
419. Charley Smith. ..81.2.434. James Henry.. ..79.4
420 kose Patterson. .81.4 437. Wm. Slrbert 82.0
421. Koble Bowen.... 80.2,438. Eugene Vaillant.72.4
43. Willie Merlne...82.0 439. John A. Wtlson.SV.2
423. Annie KlnleT...80.2i440. Wm. A. Holmes.72.4
424. KellleMatthews.60.4 44L George Clerer...74.0
425. Willie Boyd 79.6 444. G. O.Kadebangh84.8
428. Mary Henry.... .73.4445. Watson ForsytheSl.fj
427. Willie Kosser ...86.o446. Blanche Hailett-TiO
tx. Liz. Kirschbaum87.8,4. VIIbur Jack.. ...79.8
429. Tudle Haddock..74-4l4Si. F. Calllngwood.81.2
4J0. Elsie Burrord... 68.21452. J. B. Jackson... .86.4
431. Annie Lewis 65.4
O'BABA ECB DISTRICT.
Nnmber In class, 11; passed, 9; to be re-examined,
l; failed, h
161. Marg'et Jamlson7U8
163. Mable Notbs....74.4
165. W. L. McKenna7l.2
172. A. B. Megraw.,.71.8
174. F. B. fctaub .77.6
181. W.A.Forler 83.6
321. Minnie HhellT...95.6
323. M. T. Mcllwalne.69.4
332. M.J.KUkpatrlck81.0
rEIBLES SCB-DISTBICT.
Number in class, 25; passed, 23; to be re-ex
amined. 0; failed, 2.
2. E. V. D. John
27. Chas W.EeIbltr.80.1
31. Bl'eEdmu'dson.74.4
33. Emma Edwards. 70.8
36. Frank B. Beech.76.8
38. TV. G. Welman..78.4
4a Kobt. W. Tener.88.2
49. SarahA.alln..G9.s
66. Wln'd B.Tener.72.0
60. Mollle Noble 65.8
69. Edwin a Low.,.72.0
75. Chas. E. Locke. .90.2
77. Geo. W.Malonc. 83,0
ston 83.2
4. H. 8. McKlnley 83.4
9. Gertrude Cain.. .88.4
11. Mary K. Butler..75.4
13. Fan'e A. Seidell.88.6
15. Lottie Berhmer.78.0
16. Ira Worcestcr...B2.o
18. J. H. Kelbler....84.4
20. CM. Mltshelen..72.2
22. Jos'eK.Grlmes.80.2
24. Van'leMorrison.74.2
BALSTON SCB-DISTBICT.
Number in class, 8; passed. 3; to be re-examined,
2; failed, 3.
771. Walter Butler.
306. Stella Scott....
..75.01310.
..85.01
Harry Unnn 87.0
RIVERSIDE SCB-DISTBICT.
Number in class, 2; passed, 0; to be re-examined,
0; failed, 2.
BOOTH SCB-DISTRICT.
Knmber in class, 17; passed, 15; to be re-exam
ined, .; jaueo. u.
243. Jessie Edwards.86.6
250. Walter Morrls...80.8
2SS. M. Hutchlnson..78.4
290. Mary Erans 92.6
297. H. Murdoch 62.8
2.).. at Erans 71.
259. Kobt. Murdock.71.2
6. George Duncan. 7a 0
Wm.G. Uuff.....76.6
305. Jos. Marshall.. .74.4
263. Jennie Proctor .90.0
312. Cora McKoberts.81.2
314. Mollle Connor... 87.4
270. Linda Brown ..66.
286. Annie Parsons.. 83.0
ETXRRETT SCB-DI8TRICT.
Number In class, 8; passed, 7; to be re-examined,
1; railed, 0.
128. l)arldToberg...78.0I4s. Ed. Hitchcock.. .77.0
137. Edward Brtson.69.4 150. Sadie A. Keller..74.8
139. Bess K. Stoner.. 87.8 157. B. Thompson... .67. 4
148. C Blngaman...85.4
BT. CLAIR SCB-DISTRICT.
Number in class, 9; passed, 8; to be re-examined,
1; railed, U.
304. L. C Hopkins.. .85.0 224. John Insley 75.4
213. Stella Darls 77.2'231. Wm. In6ley 78.8
215. Carrie Kepp 77.2 233. UtleMcAIee 82.2
222. Maggie KUan 80.S.235, Samnel Erans.,.77.2
incomplete.
STEVENS SCB-DISTBICT.
Number In class, 16; passed, 11; to be re-examined,
0; failed. 5.
161. Bert Anderson. .89.01191. Gertie Goll 71.8
153. Annie Freeblng.68.ol 193. Cora Tnrner 82.8
155. Nellie Farrell... 87.0 227. L. Cunnlngham.68.0
1G6. Harry Brlggs... .76.6 229. Lanra Jack 76 6
182. Blanche Boland.77.9,238. Jennie Reese. ...72.2
184. Kate Kearn 77.0
W1CKERSHAV ECB-DISTRICT.
Number in class, 6; passed, 6; to be re-examined,
0: failed, 0.
10. Stella Brobeck...67.2'65. Mattle Good 78.2
17. Maggie Chlshoim 77.4 7L Llnnle lsler 86.4
19. Carrie Cramer.. ..65.0,73. Eddie Sankcy....71.6
WASHINGTON SCB-DISTBICT.
Number in class, 42; passed, 36; to be re-examined,
2; failed 4.
69. CPa M.Johnson.72.4
06. Er'geline Grar.79.4
70. Edward Wrlght.69.4
76. F. H. Stevens...77.2
78. Walter Holmes.. 81.0
81. J. H. Crozler..80.0
82. M'gret Calboon.84.2
83. Kalph Sample. ..73.8
85. Joseph Rlhn 77.2
100. Jennie Maxwell.77.8
101. AnnleM.Wetzel.7I.D
103. Emma B. Bell. ..79.8
105. II. Jean Bell... .76.8
106. Lizzie Barr 90.4
108. X'clsE.Jacqnea.76.0
109. G. F. Shade 81.6
112. Henry Baston...85.6
lit. E. S. Bnnnette..71.2
114. V'g'ia McComb."0.0
116. H. E. Morgan. ..un
86. Emma E. Erans.78.2
87. Viola Phillips.. .74.6
88. Oltre Keere 77.4
117. Uana W. Nobbs.76.2
118. Lizzie EodT. 78.4
119. Ada N. Bailey... 78.4
120. V'r'aS.GraeseU.91.0
89. Wm. J. Porter.. 84.:
90. Dinna Johnston. 70..:
92. O.K. McCloskey. 72.2
96. E'b'hMCh.lnlCT.75.4
16. C F. Mnk Ts n
E'a V. siewart..73.z
401. ClElInP Wrlirht M a
93. F'le Merrlman..74.2 "
The Bedford. Hancock. Morsa. lit AlMnn
and Wlckersbam schools had classes where all
the canaiaates passed. The Grant and Liberty,
the schools which fought for first place, bacTno
failures, bnt each baa two pupils who were
forced to leave before finishing their work.
Several other schools had no failures, but have
scholars who must stand another examination.
The table appended gives the result by schools:
BECATITULATION.
Schools.
Allen
Bedford
Birmingham
Forbes.-
Franklin
Grant
Hancock
HUand
Home wood
Howard
Humboldt
Knox
Lawrence
Lincoln
Liberty
Mlnersrllle
Moorhead
Morse
Sit. Albion
Monongahela
Mt. Washington.,
North
Oakland
Peebles
Ralston
Brrcrslde
South
Sterrett
St. Clair
Sterens ,
Wickrrsham
Washington
The re-examination will be held In Septem
ber. Change of life, backache, monthly ir
regularities, hot flashes, are cured by Dr.
Miles' Nervibe. Free samples at Jos.
Fleming & Son's. Market st.
BIcyclea nnd Tricycle.
Girls' tricycles at $5, $8, 510, $12, $14, $16.
$18, $20; bicycles Irom $18 to $135. Largest
stock and best goods made shown by James
"W. Grove, Filth ave.
JULY bargains Another bier sale of fine
trimmed millinery hats, bonnets and
toques, $5, $8 and $10 at half price.
Jos. Horne & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores,
Caalle shannon July 4.
Sonthside Council No. 133, Jr. O. TJ. A.
M., will bold their fourth annual picnic at
Grove station. Trains every 40 minutes.
Bound trip fare, 25 cents.
Before yod take yon trip look at our
line of trunks, bags, traveling cases, etc.,
in our storeroom, No. 70 Filth ave. Over
100 different style trunks to select from at
James W. Grove's.
Meh's summer neckwear at James H.
IUken & Oo.'a 100 fflilh Te,
A POSTAL INCREASE.
How the Business of the Local Office
Has Expanded in One Tear.
WHATBECOHES OF AMERICAN GOLD
It Is Sent in Wholesale Fashion to Sus
tain Heedr Foreigners.
ETBX BRANCH MAKES GOOD SHOWING
The fiscal year just closed has shown a
very large increase in the business of the
Pittsburg postoffice. The gross receipts
from the sale of stamps, envelopes, etc, and
box rents amounted to $525,001 75, being
an increase oi $63,420 61 over the preceding
year.
In the mailing division there were dis
tributed 29,879.500 letters, 597,586 of them
being in transit and redistributed here.
This was an increase of 2,933,400 letters;
18,881,190 papers were distributed, 11,271,
974 being second-class matter, newspapers
and periodicals mailed by publishers and
newsagents. This class shows a large increase.
The total pieces of mail handled In this
division amounted to 43,760.630, an increase of
3,112.614 over the preceding year.
In the city division there are 104 carriers em
ployed, being an Increase of 10 during the year,
making S5K) delivery trips and 339 collections a
day. Just 44,003 registered letters, lf.813,717
letters, 2,496.802 postal cards, and 5,163,817 pa
pers were delivered by carriers. Collections
amounted to 10,113.553 letters, 2,951,286 postal
cards, and 901,468 newspapers and packages, or
85.4b6.646 pieces were handled by carriers, an,
average of 341,218 per carrier.
THE LOCAL WOBK.
The postage of local matter mailed in the
city for city delivery amounted to 1S0,S46 37,
while the carrier service cost 89,156 35, leaving
a net profit on the local service of 141.190 02:
14,155,450 letters and 6,505,944 papers were re
ceived from otber offices for city delivery, and
7,500,152 letters and postal cards and 39,084 pa
pers were mailed In the city for city delivery;
0,692,950 letters and 2.819,202 papers were deliv
ered through lock boxes. Every Item shows a
large Increase over the preceding year.
A comparison of the amount of money sent
ont of this conntry by foreigners through the
Pittsburg postoffice money order division is in
teresting in connection with the Immigration
question now receiving so much attention. To
Great Britain there was sent $55,058 09. and
$9,863 95 received from that conntry: $33,302 44
was sent to Germany, and 818.095 received back.
The Italians sent home 27,492 24, and received
from Italy only S336 41, and most of the Italian
moneyjs sent to Italy through their Italian
banking institutions lu all large cities.
BOMB OTHER EXAMPLES.
To Sweden were sent $5,643 42 and received in
return orders for 15 74. The Korweeiansent
to Norway 2,360 45 of American gold and re
ceived from Norway SS. The Danes sent home
$1,653 1 and received from Denmark $161 20 ot
Danish money; $138,155 31 was sent to foreign
countries and bnt $36,816 91 received from over
the borders, and the bulk of that was from
Canada, Great Britain and Germany.
In the money order department there was a
large increase in every Item. The orders
issued for the year amounted to $343,195 56;
postal notes, $46,323 56. The money orders paid
were $312,610 56 ami the postal notes paid footed
up $80,177 33. In the East Libertr office the
money orders for the year were $27,916 09 and
the postal notes amounted to $2,379 27. In
every department of the postal service in this
office there Is a good increase.
Blcsning of sleep.
Dr. Flint's Remedy for the man or woman
who finds himself or herself unable to sleeD
nights, is an invaluable medicine, which will
not only procure the blessing of sleep, bnt will
prevent a general breaking down of the system.
Descriptive treatise with each bottle. At all
druggists, or address Mack Drug Co., N. Y.
MWF
The Great Firs Sale
Still going on at the New York Grocery.
Canned goods, dried fruits, teas, spices,
soaps, etc All ninet go in the next ten
days. Tour chance for bargains.
16 cans solid packed tomatoes. $100
20 cans good sugar corn 1 00
20 Cans choice blackberries 100
15 cans choice apples. 100
14 cans raspberries (in heavy syrup).. 1 00
16 cans red cherries '. 1 00
Scans California white cherries 1 00
16 lbs. Calilornla raisins......:"..... 100
25 lbs. sun-dried peaches 100
12 lbs. Cali'ornia evaporated peaches. 1 00
10 lbs. pitted plums 100
16 lbs. evaporated apricots 1 00
10 lbs. London layyr raisins 1 00
16 lbs. goldendates 1 00
161b3. evaporated apples 1 00
lOlbs. English mustard 100
10 lbs. black pepper 100
10 lbs cayenae pepper 100
8 lbs. white pepper l 00
8 lbs. cream tartar 100
10 lbs. African ginger 100
50 bars good scrubbing soap 100
30 bars white floating soap (5 cent
BSLTSj X vv
30 bars best wax soap (5 cent bars).. 1 00
32 lbs rolled oats , 1 00
32 lbs oat meal 1 00
20 packages corn starch 1 00
28 lbs. large lump starch 1 00
6 lbs. 20-cent tea 1 00
41bs. 30-cent tea 1 00
3 lbs 40-cent tea 1 00
Good chewing tobacco per lb 25
100 5-cent clears tor 1 Mi
100 mould tobies for. 75
22 boxes sardines in oil 1 00
Hires' root beer 15
Gelatine, per pkg 10
Goods delivered free to all parts of both
cities. To those living out ol the city will
prepay freight on all orders of $10 and up
ward. Send for cataloeue.
M." E. Thompson,
301 Market street, corner Third avenue,
"Wholesale and retail. .
Terms strictly cash.
Money In Yonr rockei July Bnrealna.
Very fine English suitings in stylish herring-bone
stripe patterns, reduced from $2
to $1 a yard. Jos. Horne & Co.'s
Penn Avenne Stores,
All Fat People,
Thin people, poor people or rich people, can
be supplied with fireworks, balloons, flags,
firecrackers, hammocks, trunks, valises,
etc., at James "VV. Grove's Fifth ave.
MEETINGS.
NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF COMPANY
D, Eighteenth Regiment, are ordered to
report at their armory on WEDNESDAY. July
2, at 1 o'clock P. M. sharp, in light marching
order to attend the fnneral of our deceased
comrade. Corporal Ernest Haas. Olber mem
bers ot the regiment are respectfully invited to
attend. By order
jyl-16 WM. N. HARVEY, Captain.
Office of the Chautauqua lake 1
Ice Company.
PrTTSBUBO, Pa., Mav 18, 189a J
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
company has called a special meeting of
its stockholders to be held at tho office of the
company, at Thirteenth and Pike streets, city
of Pittsburg, on THURSDAY, the 17th day of
July, 1890, at 2 o'clock P. M., for tbe purpose of
voting for or asainst an increase of the capital
stock. W. F. WILSON.
jel"-78-wa Secretary.
NOTICES.
VrOT1CE-STEAMBOATMEN OBSTRTJC
LN TIONS will be -placed in Ohio river at
Cincinnati on or about JUNE 23, 1890. for piers
of Central Railway bridge, between Cincinnati
and Newport, Ky. T. F. MITCHELL A. CO.
Contractors. je24-78-D
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
JLN letters of administration noon the estate
of Lizzie Hicks, lato of the city of Allegheny
deceased, have been granted to the underl
signed. Those having claims against the estate
or are indebted to it will present and make
payment of the same to me without delay
JAME8 MORELAND. Administrator
my28-14-w 6205 Penn avenue.
General Office of )
National Transit Co
T, .JUITY' pA-. June 80, 1S90. S
HE PATRONS OF THE NATIONAL
Transit Co. are hereby notified that all
credit balances upon the books of the National
Transit Co. at the close of business, June 23.
1590, and all acceptances or certificates issued
on or prior to that date, are subject to an as
sessment of one hundred and ninety-six thou
sandths of one per cent, or one and ninety-six
hundredths (1 96-100) barrels on a thousand in
plpeage paid oil on acconnt of loss by fire at 6
p. M., June 18, 1890, of tanks united register
numbers 891 and 856, located at Colegrove, Nor-
i "ynmmp, iuciwean count., .ra.
v -w . ujLAi,ueneit
.ffflT. I
8&-Display advcrtittmenti ont dollar per
tquare or one iniertion. Classified advertise
menu on this page, tuch at Wanted, For Bale,
lb Let, etc., ten cents per line for each inser
tion, and none taken for less than thirty cents.
Top line being displayed counts as two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BRANCH OFFICES. .
FOR THE BOUTH3IDE, NO. 1412 CAE30N
STKEET.
BRANCHOFFICES ALSO ASBELUW, "WHERE
WANT, FOE SALE, TO LET, AND OTHEU
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE RE
CEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements are to be prepaid except where
advertisers already haTe accounts with Tux Dla-
FATCB,
PITTSBTJRGr.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY, SKD Bntler street.
EMIL O. STUCKEY, S4th street and Penn ave.
. G. STUCKEY 4CO..Vylle ave. and Fultonst,
LN. STOKELY. Fifth Avenue Market Hoose,
XA8TXKD.
i. W. WALLACE, em Penn avenne.
OAKXAITD.
MCALLISTER ft BHEIBLER,5thav. ftAtwoodst.
eotrrnsrbx.
JACOB SPOHN, No. I Carson street.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHER, S9 Federal street.
H. 3. MCBRIDE, Market House, Allegheny.
FRED H. EQGERS. 172 Ohio street.
F. H. EOOEKS A SON, Ohio and Cbestnntsts.
J. F. STEVENSON. Arch and Jackson streets.
THOMAS McHENRY, Western and Irwin aves.
6. W. HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PERRY M. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny aves.
T. B. MORRIS, 688 Preble ave.
M1LLVALE BOROUGH.
W. W. FLOCEER, Stationer. No. 4 Grant ave.
SHARPSBUKG.
C. BELLMAN. Stationer. 818 Man st.
THE BUSINESS OFFICE OF
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
. IS NOW
Corner Smithfield and
Diamond Streets.
WANTED.
Itlnle Help.
AGENTS-TO SELL THE PINLESS CLOTHES
line; the only line ever Invented that holds
the clothes without pins: a perfect success; patent
recently Issued: sold only by agents, to whom the
exrluslve right Is siren; on receipt of CO cents we
will send a tample line by mall: also cirrnlars,
price list and terms to!agents; secure your terri
tory at once. Address THE PINLESS CLOTHES
LINE CO., 17 Hermon street, Worcester, Mass.
JelI-74-ws
AGENTS 1HE GREATEST SELLING WORK
of modern times has at last appeared. Stan
ley's own book. "In Darkest Africa;" this Is the
only book for which Stanlev has written a line;
Chas. Scrlbner's Sons, publishers; apply at once
for territory. P. J. FLEMING ft CO.,77 Diamond
street. Je5--MWTSu
AGENTS-fSO OUTFIT ON 30 DAYS' TIME
1150 profit in four weeks or no pay. Addresi
with stamp, JAKVIS & CO., fiaclne. Wis.
my29-38
A STEADY MAN TO WORK ABOUT A SMALL
place five miles from town: a good chance
ior a gooa man. udihikuavc jr'
AN EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER AND
typewriter: one who has had railroad ex
perience preferred.
Address P. O. BOX 337.
Je2-85
A GOOD BAKBER AT ONCE STEADY
work at BUHL ft WITTMAN, 303 Market st.
JrZ-79
A GOOD BARBER AT J. H.
Federal St., Allegheny City.
STERN'S, 41
Jy2-89
BARBER-GOOD MAN; WAGF.S 7 PER
week and board. Apply AL KING, 83 Grant
are., Mlllvale borough. ly2-70
BOY ONE THAT HAS HAD SOME EXPERI
ENCE In horse shoeing, to learn trade. In
quire of D. THOMAS, cor. of Lincoln and Leam
ington ares.. East End. JyZ-93
BRIGHT BOY-TO LEARN REAL ESTATE
and Insurance business, with chance to
learn' book-keeping nd typewriting; consult
parents and say how long yon can afford to work
for no compensation; accept this valuable educa
tion: firm Is reliable and doing a nice business.
BOX 368, Pittsburg. Jyl-71
CLERK-SALARY S0 PER MONTH-MUBT
be a good penman, some experience in rail
road office, with knowledge of stenographr nre
ferred. V. W.. Dispatch office. Jy2-34
DRIVER - FOR BEER WAGON. E. L.
O'MALLEY, No. S 'ft est Carson St., S. S.
jy2-29
EXPERIENCED MEN-FOR GALVANIZING
shop. J. B. McCABE, 204 Coltart square.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Jyl-46
T7UVETAILORS--TO WORK ON UNIFORMS:
X7 three girls to work on pants, at home. Applv
S. J. TOPPING, 17 Anderson St., Allegheny City.
Jy2-63
HOTEL COOK-GOOD FIRST-CLASS ONE.
Address CHAMBERS HOUSE Apollo. Pa.
Je-lC8
LABORERS-UNION STORAGE CO., FIRST
are, and West st. u2-3S
MAN-THOROUGHLY CONVERSANT WITH
storage warehouse business, capable of
taking charge and running same, in city: state
experience and recommendation. Address O..
Dispatch office. JtI-92
SALE8MEN-AT $75 PER MONTH SALARr
and expenses, to sell a line of sllverplated
ware, watches, etc; by sample only; horse and
team furnished free; write at once for full partlc-
S?rASd.Kl?.D.,SS'e:?1 R0od free- STANDARD
SILVERWARE CO., Boston, Mass. ie24-90-i
TINNERS-THREE OR FOUR GOOD MEN
at GEO. W. S1EVENSON ft BRO.'S, 537
Liberty st. Jyl-35
TWO DAIRY HANDS-SCOTCHMEN PRE
FERRED: one farm hand: one drirer for
milk wagon. Inquire 318 LIBERTY ST., city.
JyJ-74
3 GOOD TIN ROOFERS-AT MCOAIILEY
BROS.. Homestead, Pa.; steady work and
good wages. jy2-84
Female Help.
A GOOD GIRL-FOR GENERAL HOUSE
WORK. Apply at No. 12 BLUFF ST.. near
Stevenson. y2-63
BUSINESS WOMAN-AT ONCE; SMART
and active; must be willing, if necessary, to
make short trips forns; good pay and expenses.
SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE, Room IS. No. S
Sereuth ave. J y 2-55
"CURST-CLASS
COOK OF GOOD HABITS;
X' none other need annlr:
none other need apply: good wages to right
party. Write or call at CENTRAL HOTEL. Bea.
ver Falls, Pa.
Jy2-M
GIRLS-TWO PANTRY GIRLS, ONE STORE
ROOM girl at HOTEL KENMAWE. Shady
avenue, E. E. Jyl-25
GIRL-FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
PLY at 723 SECON D AVE, Pittsburg.
Jr2-S2
T ADYAGENTS-TOOANVAS JONES MAGIC
JU Roach Powder: contains no poison; roaches
banished or contract: satisfaction siren or no
pay. Prepared by GEO. W. JONES, 222 Federal
St., Allegheny, Pa. Sold by all flrst-ciass drug
glsts. Telephone No. 3332. my2-42-nwp
rpWO GIRLS IN PRIVATE FAMILY. TO
J. cook, wash. Iron and do chamber work,
must be thorough and competent: waires $4 each
per week. Address BOX 22, orTELtPHONE 34,
Bewlckley. tn2-37
TWO GIRLS-FOK GENERAL HOUSE
- . JV9KK- Applr at ALLEGHENY STOCK
YARD HOTEL. Preble are., Allegheny. Ir2-7S
Blnle nnd Female Help.
FARM HANDS MEN FOR HARVESTING,
laborers, waiters, sewing girl. Uiree girls lor
lunch counter, two dining room girls, dishwash
ers, laundress, nurse girls, hotel chambermaids,
?!5f..Cor..samm,'r resorts and private families.
MEEHAN'S. 545 Grant St. Je30-D
Situation.
OCCUPATION-BY YOUNG MAN 20 IN
business; not afraid of work; good refer
eucc. Address C. P., Dispatch office. Jr2-45
TO TEACH-IN SCHOOL OR GOOD FAMILY
, by a Parlslenne who can teach French in a
rew months by an attractive method: high rec
ommendations. Address 22 NINTH ST. Jrl-34
Room, I1oiiph, &r.
WHOLEORPARTOF FURNISHED HOUSE
., o..?w m11?? from cltJ- Address P. O. BOX
940. Pittsburg. Pa. JyS-M
I'lnnoclnl.
MORTGAGES-S.1,000,000 TO LOAN ON CITY
and suburban properties at 4J&, 5 and 6 per
cent, and on larms In Allegheny and adjacent
counties at 6 per cent. L M. PENNOCK&SON,
147 Fourth avenue. sp7-f41
MONEY TO LOAN-IF YOU WANT MONEY
in any amount on good city mortgages
qntcklr, we have It on hand and will be glad to
lend It at 5 and 6 per cent. MORRIS ft FLE1I IN G,
108 Fourth ave. Je21-40
MORTGAGES-IN SUMS OF 11,000 TOS50,0C0
and upward, on city or suburban lmprored
real estate, at lowest rates. LEE ft CHAPLIN,
313 Wood st. 1e2S-47-uws
MORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
county property at lowest rates. HENRI'
A. WEAVER ft CO., 92 Fourth avenne. mb2-D
rpO LOAN300,000, IN AMOUNTS OK $3,000
a ann upwara, on city anu suouman property.
on AH per cent free of tax
also smaller amonnts
at 5 and 6 per cent.
ULACE ft BAIRD, 95 Fourth
arenue.
eezi-ozo-u
TO LOAN 00,000 ON MORTGAGE3-I100
and upward ate per cent:t500,300 at 4X percent
on residences or business nroperty; alio In ad
Joining counties. S. H. FRENCH, 125 Fourth
avenue. oc24-4-D
CJQ 0OO-AT5PER CENT ON FIRST MORT
4DO) GAG Eon Improved real estate, nicely lo
cated In suburbs of the city. Address F.. Dis
patch office. Jy2-52
Miscellaneous.
1
L AT B. F.
aT9" iISiCSn
- Jf?w J.
QOLDIER3' W1UOWS-TO CALL
O ilUOWN'H OFFICE. 98 KYmrtD.
llnnr. . . . y? , ....
r AV:Xy ' ------
WANTED.
Miscellaneous.
ALL SOLDIERS-WHO ABE DISABLED
from any cause and drawing less than K per
month to call at B. F. BROWN'S OFFICE 98
Fourth are., or send their address. !e2S-S9
DEPEN4JENT RELATIVES-WHO ARE NOT
drawing pensions to call or send their ad
dress to B. F. BROWN. 86 Fourth ave., second
floor. Je25-S9
EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE ARE
able to turn out large orders of muslin,
glass, oilcloth or real estate signs on short notice
at: lowest prices. PA8TOR10S SIGN WORKS,
119FIth are., cor. Smithfield St., third floor.
lelS-MWT
EVERYONE TO MAKE HOME HAPPY WITH
a light running New Home Sewing Machine:
for speed and easy running none better; pleased
to have von call and see for yourself at H. CAR
TER'S, No. 19 Sixth st. mv28-MWF
FIRE INSURANCE - NORTHWESTERN
NATIONAL, of Milwaukee, and the Mer
chants or Newark, N. J.; losses promptly paid.
JARRETT4BH00E, Agents, 108 Fourth avenue,
second floor. ell-75-wsn
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
Cltv Residence.
VERY DESIRABLE RE3IDENCE-IN THIR
TEENTH ward, with about 2 acres, covered
with choice fruit and shade trees; frame dwelling
orio rooms, slate roof, marble mantels, etc., with
2 tenant houses on corner or lot renting for l,O0O
per year: pared street In front of house; conre
nlent to Central traction cable cars: has a com
manding view and overlooks both cities; will be
sold cheap. HENRY A. WEAVER ft CO .92
Fourth are. ly2-42"
WYLIE AVE. INVESTMENT-3.000 BUS
property renting for (348 per vear. BAL-
TENSPERGER ft WILLIAMS, 1M Fourth ave.
Jyt-58
Q- 100-ON LINE OF WYLIE AVE. CABLE
O-L) cars, 12 minutes from Court House new
inune house of 2 rooms and finished attic, cellar,
front porch, etc : lot 25x75, to an alley. ALL fcS ft
BAILEY. No. 184 Fourth ave. Tel. Ul. JT2-41"
QOH OOO INVESTMENT LAWRENCE
aU") VILLE. cor. Hatfield and Firticth St.,
fire fine 2-story and mansard pressed brick dwell
ings, ol 8 rooms each. hall, vestibule, slato man
teis, stone hearths, bathrooms h.and c. water, w.
c, cemented cellars: all modern conveniences: lot
77x110; yearly rent, S.1.704. BLACK ft BAIRD. 95
Fourth ave. - je29-49
Enit End Residences.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE SITE-CTX121 ON
the best side of Negley ave. : the lot Is level
and has fine elevation; surrounding property all
restricted; our present price makes this good In
vestment for profit; if Interested, call at once.
BROWN ft SAINT, Agents, 512 Smithfield st.
" le29-34-MWT"
BRICK DWELLING-ONLY SS.800ON LARI
MER ave., containing 6 rooms, bathroom,
w. c: bouse finely papered all through: slate
mantels, tile hearths, natural gas, electric lights,
etc. : paved street: only 5 minutes to East Liberty
station, and on line ot proposed electric road: lot
24x100 to 20-foot alley. BLACK ft BAIRD, 95
Fourth ave. Je.S-50
BRICK HOUSE AT A BARGAIN SIX
rooms and two attic rooms: lot&Oxltt); paved
street; cheap for cash; price SS.600. Also, fonr
rooroed honse and attic, good lot. near new elec
tric cable and Fifth ave. cable. East Liberty: price
82,400 cash; bargain. Also otber properties front
11,000 to 1 10, 000. cash and easy terms. Apply to H.
M. LYNN, No. 1 Frankstown ave., cor. Penn
ave., Denholm building. East Liberty. jy2-60
ELLSWORTH AVE. NEAR ROUP ST.,
Shadyslde, a substantial frame dwelling of
seven large, commodious rooms and finished at
tic, large hall, bathroom finished In' hard wood,
w. c, hot and cold water, botb gases, slate man
tels, laundry, front and back porches: lot 63x200;
a choice location and desirable neighborhood. See
BLACK ft BAIRD, 95 Fourth ave. - Je29-5l'
HOUSE AND LOT HANDSOME EAST END
residence with beautiful corner lot over 100X
180 feet, having .ample shade, 12 large and
luxurious rooms, enulnned throne-hnut with all
of the more recent Improvements and in elegant
order throughout; most desirable location, with
in easy access of tbe cable cars and R. R. sta
tion; a bargain to a prompt purchaser. IVrms,
etc.. JAS. W. DRAPE ft CO., 129 Fourth are.,
Pittsburg. JrI-67"
"VTEW AND MODERN HODSE-NOWPAY1NG
JlN $360 per year rent; six rooms, attic, bath
room: late conveniences; lot 30x150 feet: for only
3,750: only a small cash payment down, the re
mainder on monthly payments, If desired; well
located at Shadrslde. near steam aud cable cars.
W. A. HEREON ft SONS. 80 Fourth are.
Jy2-SS-w
ONLY ONE LEFT OUT OF 28 OF
desirable bouses on Collart sani
THOSE
square (cor.
Forbes St.), Oakland: a rare chance to buy: a bar
gain In nrice and terms; new And inodprn hrlrlr
bouse, complete to the smallest details; street and
sewer Improvements made. See W. A. HERRON
ftSONS.SOFourtii are. Jy2-56-w
PENN AVE. HOME IF YOU ARE LOOKING
for a residence and want a handsome, stylish
home we hare something that will suit you. In the
best location on Penn are.: bouse ts a new brick
and has ererr possible comfort and conrenlence;
10 rooms and large reception ball, hardwood man
tels with beautiful cabinets; there Is not an ob
jectionable feature about it; lot 50x331 ft. to a 50
ft. street: his a fine lawn and plenty of shade
trees: price moderate and terms easy. S. A.
DICKIE ft CO., Peun and Shady ave., E. E. 615.
Je29-69
PKNN AVE JfEAR NEGLEY-A NEW TWO
STORY and mansard bnck residence of
eight rooms, bath. w. c, hall, vestibule, front
and rear porches, electric wires, speaking tubes,
electric bells, fine cemented cellar, good lot with
shade trees: price 7. 000; terms to suit purchaser.
J. E. GLASS. 138 Fifth nve. Jy2-30
TWENTY-FIRST WARD-1J. ACRE OF
ground near Lincoln ave., East End, with
new frame bouse of seven rooms and hall;
furnace in cellar to heat the entire house: also
fine stable and carriage bouse: lot all planted ont
to fruit and regetables; location unexcelled for
beauty and scenery; this complete suburban home
can be secured ny a quick buyer for St, GOO, on
easy terms W. W. ELDERK1N, 6343 fetation,
St., East End. Je29-7-MW
OO S00-ON
EASY TERMS-WILL- PUR
a new frame residence of six
DO CHASE
rooms, attic and all modern Improvements: good
street; good location: nice lot; near cable ears and
station. J, E. GLASS, 138 Fifth ave. Jt2-30
CJ4 BOO-ELEGANT FRAME HOUSE: 7
ijrtt rooms, two lots 48x135 ft,; Smluutes of
P. R. R.; Twenty-first ward. MELLON
BROTHERS, 6349 Station St., E. E. JeiS-lM-uw
QfT 500-NEGLEY AVE. (CORNER PROP
4PM ERTY), near cable cars and P. R. K., new
modern style frame dwelling, Queen Anne8 large
rooms laundry, bath, 2 w. c.s.. slate mantels,
tile hearths, etc., large front and side porches,
with lot 60x100; this is a great bargain. SAMUEL
W. BLACK ft CO.. 99 Fourth are. Jy2-40
Allegheny Residences.
SHEFFIELD ST.. NEAR B1DWELL. ALLE
GHENY Three-story brick dwelling, con
taining 12 rooms, bath, etc; lot 22x124 feet to a
street: price 112.000; terms easy. SAMUEL W.
BLACK ft CO., 99 Fourth ave. Jy2-39-wms
Suburban Realdencea.
EM8WOBTH STATION-NEW QUEEN ANNE
frame dwelling or six rooms, nails, porches,
etc.; lot 60x150; price only $3,000. BALTEN
SPEHOEB ft WILLIAMS. lMFonrth ave. Jyt-58"
Summer Residences.
FARM-FOR SALE, OR LEASE FOR TERM
oryears, a farm of 145 acres on the banks or
Lake Eric: has a large bearing vlnevard, all kinds
or fruit, a good sandy beach and a three-storv
brick building with all modern lmprorements":
this place must be seen to be appreciated. All
communications addressed to w. P. HAYES A
SON, Erie, Pa., will receive promptattentlon.
te27-l-jiwr
FOR SALE LOTS.
. Enet End Lota.
LOT3-THE FINEST FOR THE MONEY IN
Allegheny county, are those In Chas. E.
Cornelius' plan, Mornlngslde, Eighteenth ward.
Plttsbnrg. Beautiful building lots atfromsiooto
SiOO, weekly or monthly payments; no interest;
conrenlent to street cars and railroad. Call upon
N. P. SAWYER at his home, Mornlngslde are
nue, or CHAS. E. CORNELIUS, 403 Grant st.
Je26-32"
T OTS-IN CHAS. E. CORNELIUS' FLAN AT
XJ Mornlngslde. Eighteenth ward, can be
bought In blocks or 5. 10 or 15 at reduced prices,
and on the most liberal and accommodating
terms. Small cash payments; long time. See N.
P. SAWYER, Agent, on the grounds, or CHAS.
E. CORNELIUS, 406 Grant St. Je26-32
ONLY fl2PER FOOT-ON APAVED AVENUE
and one square from cable cars: location and
view excellent.
SeeJ.E. GLASS, 133 Fifth ave.
jyz-3U-
OAACKES-ATIUMOrElt ACRE, TWE.NTV
J SECOND ward, cheapest property In the
ward, lerel and will divide well; a first-class
speculation. WM. PETTY ft CO., 107 Fourtn
are. Jyl-61
QO PER FOOT-BOQIIET STREET, OAK
JjPO LAND, pared, graded, sewered etc.: on
Hue new electric road and conrenlent to Fifth
are. cable cars: 125x120 feet overlooking Schenlcy
jrara; propcrcvon iiiiH&truet lacuuancingrapiuiv.
UAKII1VI. IV Rl. Af'C A ITII. OQ ITniirtlt n.
SAMUEL W. BLACK ft CO.,
99 Fourth ave.
Jy2-40
C2Q30 ELEGANT LOTS FOR BUILDING
J sites: Homewood ave.. Twenty-first ward;
3 minutes to P. R. it. MELLON BROTHERS,
6349 Station St. Jc29-I28-alW
r-nhnrbnn Lot.
BELMONT PLACE INGRAM STATION
Elegant building Iot50xl60r wide avenues,
good walks, perfect sewerage: the suburban plan
with city conveniences: prices low; terms very
easy. BAXTER, THOMPSON ft CO., 162 Fourth
avenue. Jy!-6d-WThs
-( RE AT BARGAINS IN LOTS AT W1LMER
VT DING;$10a month will buyyou a lot to
build a home in this new and thrlrlng town. Call
or send for particulars to ANDERSON ft BEECK
MAN, LIm.. 90 Fourth ave. Je29-53-TUW6u
JEANNETTE LOTS-JEANNETTE, FT. PITT
Land Co. plan; prices II5J to f400: near Rlass
works of Dlthrldire&Co.; salesmen on the (.'round
every day at office. FORI' PITT LAND CO.,
Fourth st and Harrison City road, or BAXTER.
TBOMFaOli A CO., 162 Fourth ave. Jy2-68-WThs
LAUREL STA.-P.. F. W. & C. R. It., fine
level building lots In the Laurel Place plan,
two minutes rrom Laurel or elitht minutes from
Avalon stations, and close to new electric road: a
fine view or the Ohio river; close to schools, stores
and churches: to those conteinplatinj; buying we
"would say, buy one of these Handsome lots; size 4i)
xlito: prices. 500 to tl,500: also two fine houses on
the place cheap. SAMUEL W. BLACK a CO.,
99 Fourth ave. Jyl-fo
NORTH HOMESTEAD LOTS-0xl3 FEET,
fronting on aGO-loot street, near Bwlssvale
.l. ironui
ffMe.
M - BUBOH.
apio-w-B
r. Jt. K., and city r arm station, a. a.y,
rices S400 to SS0O each: terms to suit. IBA
iiuFUUii, us jfourta avenue.
Y1
FOR SALE-LOTS.
Allegheny Lota.
BUILDING LOTS4 ON MORRISON AVEN UF,
Second ward, Allegheny: size 20x101 ft. to
Lamontst.. only S650 each: also 2 lots on Tarlor
are., at Neville station, Bellerue borough, 38Kx
135 ft. each; price SI, 100 each; terms to suit.
BECKFELD BRACKEN, 61 Ohio St., Alle
gheny. Jyl-55
Farm.
FARM-2M ACRES. 2-STORY FRAME HOUSE,
6 rooms, barn, finest water in State, coal,
limestone, timber: 82,000 cash or S3, COO exchange.
ED. W1TT1SH, 410Grantst. Jr2-P
GARDEN FARM-25 ACRES GOOD SOIL: A
bargain: 3 miles from Sharpsburg or ljj miles
from Powers Run station, W. P. R. R.; large
orchard, choice fruit of all kinds, brick honse.
good water and outbuildings. Address JACOB
RICKENBACH, on premises; or W. II. KICK EN -BACH.
Inwood St., near Frankstown are., E. E.
Jell-82-wsn
FOR SALE-BUSINESS.
Bnnlnea Oppormnlileff.
A WELL SITUATED. GOOD PAYING DRUG
store on easy terms. Address REGAL,
Dispatch office. Jy2-100-wrsu"
BAKERY AND ICE CREAM PAKLOB-S600;
cigar store (250: barber shop 8225. T. O.
BROWN 4 CO., 90 Fourth ave. Iyl-62
f-OUNTBY
STORE OLD ESTARLISHEO
Vy stand;
good trade, with nice cottare and 20
acres land; cheap. BOOM 2, Excelsior Building.
Je29-24-rwf
DRYGOODS, 8TOCK AND FIXTURES TO
close up tbe estate of the late Wm. F.
Summer. No. 1915 Carson St.. Pittsburg. S. S.. we
offer at a bargain price the entire stock or dry
goods, notions, etc. Including lease, counters,
fixtures and shelvlngs: a rare opportunity to a
quick buyer: a strictly cash business or between
(50,000 and $50,000 has been done annually for some
time. For further particulars see H. H. MEYER,
executor for Wm. F. Kummer. dee'd. No. 164
Ohio st, Allegheny. Je28-74-MWS
FIRE BRICK WORKS-86,000, Sl0,000. 15,000
and f 31,000; also manufacturing business rrom
603 to J0lW0. T.O.BROWN ft CO., 90 Fourth
ave. Jyl-2
FLOURING MILL-BEST IN STATE; PROD
UCT in demand; good house and nine
acres. ROOM 2, Excelsior Building. Je29-24-MW
GROCERY SrORES-SJOO. S2.00O TO S5.000;
laundry 84,500 and (6.500: wholesale business,
old established and very profitable, S 10, 000. T. u.
BROWN ft CO., 90 Fourth are. Jyl-62"
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;
music store, bakeries, drug stores, cigar stores.
SHEPABD ft CO.. 151 Fourth ave. Je24"
HARDWARE 8TORE IN A 'TOWN OF
nsarly 2,000, on the B. ft O. Railroad, Is of
fered for sale at a bargain; owner has too much
other business to prop-rlr attend to It. Address
BOX 31, Meyersdale. JC2S-46
ANUFACTURING BUSINESS. WHOLE OR
HALF INTEEEST.-Dolnga good business
and making money. Rare chance for right party.
Capital required, 85,000 to 10,000. Address P. O.
BOX 741, city. ly2-33-wg
BESTAUBANT NEAT., WELL LOCATED,
$350: one at (450; must be sold to-day. T. O.
BROWN ft CO.. SO Fourth ave. Jyl-62
Business Properties.
FINE BUSINESS PROPERTY-ON JACKSON
St., pressed brick storeroom and 7 dwelling
rooms, bathroom, f. w. c, hot and cold water
and both gases; price only 17,000. BECKFELD ft
BRACKEN, 61 Ohio st.. Allegheny. Jyl-56
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Hones, Veblclm, Lire Stock. Etc.
DELIVERY WAGONS-DELIVERY WAGONS
all styles: ourownmake. WM. BECKERT,
340 to 344 Ohio street, Allegheny. Telephone. 3420.
Jell-76-MWS
FAMILY HORSE BAROUCHE AND HAR
NESS, side-bar bnggy and road wagon; will
sell cheap. Call 635 LIBERTY ST. Je29-150-wsu
HANDSOMEST PONY IN THE CrrY. SOUND
and sale ror any child to drive: also new get
or pony harness.
Can be seen 215 First ave.. Dr.
a. dUAKiinua.
Jj2-78
HCRSE 5-YEAR-OLD BBISTER MARE,
Brewster side bar bnggy and harness: cheap.
BENNETT ft FLOCKEE, cor. Klrkpatrlcs. and
West End are., Allegheny. JyI-49
TTORSES-2 VERY
FINE YOUNO MARES. 2
one surrey and two road
n side bar buggies.
carts; the abore will be sold at abargaln. Address
C H. H., Dispatch office. Jyl-50
STUDEBAKER WAGON USED BUT A
Bhort time: price low. Call at ARCHIBALD'S
STABLE, 96 and 931 bird arenue. Ie21-117
Machinery nnd Metals.
BOILER-OaE 13 HOKSE-POWEB BOILER,
complete with all attachments; also, one 10
horse-power engine will be sold cheap ror want
or use. Apply to R. D. NUTTALL ft CO.. Grant
are., Allegheny City. Jvt-24
DRILLING ENGINES AND BOILERS-FOR
oil or gas wells, engines and hollers In every
size and style, sawmills and wood-working ma
chinery. HARME3 MACHINE DEPOT. No. 97
First ave.", Pittsburg. Pa. rnhg-D
ENGINES AND BOILERS-NEW AND RE
FITTED: repairing promptly attended to.
PORTER FOUNDRI AND MACHINE CO.,
LIM., below Suspension bridge, Allegheny. Pi."
'JV2-63
HOISTING ENGINES, DERRICKS AND
derrick forglngs, steel hoisting and guy
ropes in 6tock; stationary engines and boilers,
shears, clay and ore pans, etc. THOMAS CAR
LIN'S SONS. Lacopk and Sandnsky st!.. Alle
gheny, Pa. ap29-MWT
INCUBATOB-ONE"MONARCH,"CAPAClTY
100 eggs; also, one brooder, capacity 200
chicks; have been In successrul operation 8
months: will be sold at a sacrifice. Address
ALEX. BOSS, 137 Federal St., Allegheny. Jyl-4l
SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND BOILERS
all sizes and styles In stock, rrom 4 to loo h. p. ;
all refitted: good as new, at lowest prices: porta
ble engines, 8 to 25 h. p.; boilers all sizes and
styles. J. B. YOUNG, 23 Park way, Allegheny,
Pa. oc25-ao-D
Miscellaneous.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BR1TANNICA-SCRIBNEB
ed., cheap: also 50,000 otber good hooks.
FRAN K BACON ft CO.. 301 Smithfield st. y2
AUCTION SALES.
PUBLICAUCTION SALE
-07-
MERCHANTTAILORING
CLdTHS
Will be exposed for sale at
No. 811 PENN AVENUE,
-PITTSBURG, PA.,
-ON-
JULYjT 1890,
At 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P. M.,
and continue until the entire
stock is disposed of.
T. K. MCKNIGHT,
AUCTIONEER.
Je29-42-WTFSSU
ORPHANS' COURT SALE OF VALUA
BLE leasehold property. Nos. 33, 35 and 37
East street. Allegheny City.
By virtne of an order of tbe Orphans' Court
the undersigned will sell at pnbllc sale on
THUItSDAY. July 10, 1890. at 10 o'clock a. m..
at the premises, the leasehold. No. 33. 35 and 37
East street, Allegheny City, consisting of a
two-story brick store and dwelling, with man
sard roof, containing one storeroom on first
floor and ten rooms above; one-story brick
building adjoining the above and a two-story
brick dwelling in the rear containing tour
rooms and attio erected on lot fronting GO feet
on East street, corner of Second alley.and run
ning back 90 feet, the same being a Scbenley
leasehold expiring April 1, 1897, at tho yearly
rent of 200, payable quarterly.
Terms of sale Ono-tbirdcaib. balance In one
and two years with semi-annual interest secured
by tight bond and mortgage on the premises,
or the whole cash at the option of tbe purchaser.
AMBROSE SCHAEFER, executor of Cres
gentia Frank, deceased.
JOHN A LEISER, executor of Valentine
Frank, deceased.
A.H.KO WAND.Attorney. No. 408 Grant St.,
Plttsbnrg.
A E. WEGER, Attorney, No. 93 Diamond
St., Pittsburg. , A. J. PENTECOST,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
jyl-53-D 413 Grant St.
UCTION SALE
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY 3,
At 10 o'clock Miscellaneous stock of fine gro
ceries, gents' inrnisning goods, carpets, lurni
ture, clothing, etc., at tho rooms. No 311 Market
st. Fine canned '(roods. Jellies, pickles, pre
serves, groceries of all kinds and of tbe very
best quality; gents' underwear, hats, neckwear,
lot extra fine clothing for children, hall, room
and stair carpets, curtains, clocks, pictures,
rugs, bedding, parlor, bedroom, library, 'office
and dinine room furnitnre. kitchen utensils,
laundry furnlshments, eta, etc.
HENRY AUCTION CO.. LIM.,
Auctioneers.
jyZ-71
THE CLOSING OUT AUCTION SALE OF
the List of the fire cods at the rooms No.
311 Market t.. WEDNESDAY MORNING.
JULY 2. at 10 o'clock. This outfit of jobbing
bouse, embracing china, glass and crockery
ware, notions, toys, etc., all more or lessnam
aged by water and fire, are going for whatever
,h.. m ntJiniv anrrpirtxr rn k
MSJ .... I ,... MW V4VA1 VVh ,fU I
jyuvuswot iiKI X
TO I.ET.
Aflrcueny Residences.
ALLEGHENY HOUSES-ON FEDERAL ST.
extension. Yale St.. Jefferson st.. Crelghton
alley and Drum St.: rents 815 to 127. A. LEOGATE
ft bON, 31 Federal St.. Allegheny. Je29-126t
FEB MONTH-FURNISHED HOUSE OF
1 rooms and all conveniences, on nuena
. AlletheiiT- Rp F-.WlNU A BYERS. 93
Vista St., .
Federal St., and 166 Fourth ave. Jy2-tt-wssnt
Suburban Renldences-
FURNISHED HOOSE OF SEVEN KDOMS-IN
Sewlckley. near station: all conveniences.
GILBERT A. HAYS. 69 Fourth ave. Jel3-7t
Summer Residence.
THE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED COT
TAGE of tbe lite Mrs. Louise Jon's, at Cres
son Springs. Pa., for the season or 1890; reason
able terms: Immediate possession. HOWARD
JONES, 1 Fourth aye., city. Jy2-67t
Business) Proprrllrs.
BASEMENT-LARGE FINISHEDBASEMENT
103 Fourth nve.. snltahle forany light, clean
business. MORRISft FLEMING, 108 Fourth are.
JeS-6t
Rooms.
A SUIT OF 3ROOMS-ArNO. 23 SHING1S3
st., both gases, first story: rent IS per
mouth, gas and water furnished free. ALLtaft
BAILEY, 164 Fourth are. Jy2-49t
Omcr, Di-U Room, Etc.
OFFICE-PART Orr THE LARGE FIRST
first floor front office 108 Fourth ave. Apply
to MORRISft FLEMING. 108 Fourth ave. Je3fot
-V71EW NICE OFFICES IN GJSRMANIA SAV
J? 1NGSBANK BUILDING. Wood .and Dia
mond sts.
apl0-49t
Special.
514 SHERIDAN AVE.. E. E.-NEW FRA3IE
dwelling, six rooms, all conveniences; 30
month.
128 W yllc. ten rooms: f4 month.
Brushton station. Bennett St.,
frame ot six
rooms; fn.
Offices Federal st.. near Robinson St.. Alle
gheny City, two large offices; every convenience
for a physician.
215 Madison are., (rear), two rooms: 7.
2208 Larklns alter, S. S.. frame -or fire rooms:
iI4. See BAXTER, THOMPSON ft CO.. 163
ourth are. Jy.i-66-WTb3t
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-GENTLEMEN CONTEMPLAT
ING a trip to the seashore and mountain re
sorts or returning therefrom, should bring their
clothing to DICKSON, the tailor, 65 Fifth arc.,
cor. Wood st., second floor, and have the same
cleaned, repaired and pressed, so as to look like
new, and at a reasonable cost, and at tbe same
time should yon desire a new snlt, bis stock of
Imported and domestic goods 13 of the newest and
most fashionable patterns: by giving him a call
yon will not regret ltv 'Jele. 1558. Je2S-D
PERSONAL-YOUNG MAN IN THE WEST
with first-class character and strictly temper
ate desires correspondence with a rew strictly
respectable girls of the East: no objection to
nationality: object Improvement: all letters
strictly confidential. Address W. H. M Dis
patch office, cor. Smithfield and Diamond st.,
Pittsburg, Pa. Jy2-3s
PERSONAL-TO SOLDIERS AND ALL IN
TERESTED. Captain J. K. Barbour and J.
H. Sterenson (under the name or J. H. Steven
son ft Co.). will attend to all pension cases at N O.
100 FIFTH AVE., Pittsburg. Jy2-62-D
PERSONAL BOOKS WANTED-IF YOU
hare any books to sell, let us know. LEVI'S
BOOK STORE, Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
mh7
LOST.
LOST-ON TUESDAY. A PACKAGE OF
collection cards andsrecelpt books belonging
to Singer Sewing Machine Co., on road Irom Troy
Hill to Middle street via Madison are. and Thirl
st. Reward ir left at CHARLES SPAHN'S. 1C9J4
Ohio St., Allegheny, or SINGER S. M. OFFICE,
N 0. 10 Sixth St., cltv. JT2-77
LOST A BED COW WITH WHITE SPOT ON
forehead: one eye weak: will reward Under
to return or notify JOHN McCALL, 630 Penn
are.. East Ena. ty2-94
PROPOSAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OFTHE
Comptroller or the Currency. Washington,
June 9. Ifc&O. Wbereas by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned. It has been made to
appear the Liberty National Bank of Pittsburg,
In tbe city or Plttsbnrg, in the county or Alle
gheny and State or Pennsylvania, has complied
with all the provisions or the Statutes of the
United States required to be compiled with before
an association snail be authorized to commence
the business of banking, now, therefore, 1, Ed
ward S. Lacy, Comptroller of the Currency, do
hereby certiry that The Liberty National Bank
orpittsburg." In the city or Plttsbnrg. In the
county or Allegheny and State or Pennsylvania,
Is authorized to commence the business of bank
ing as prorlded In bectlon flrty-one hundred and
sixty-nine or the Rerlsed Statutes of the United
States. In testimony whereor witness my hand
and seal or this office this 9th dar or June, 1890.
E. S..LACY, Comptroller of tbe Currency. No.
4T9. Jel5-1-D
DIVIDENDS.
Cirr Savings Bake.
3oJ
THI!
Pittsburg), June 30.
TMVIDEND THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
U bank hare this day declared a dividend of
FOUR PER CENT on the capital stock, free of
all taxes, payable forthwith ont of tbe earn
ings of the past six months.
jyl-QJ JOHN W. TAYLOR, Cashier.
Freehold Bane.
4
rrfi!
PlTTSBtmo. June SO. 1S9U
DIVIDEND THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
bank have declared adividendof THREE
(3) PER CENT out of the earnings ot the last
six months, payable forthwith.
jyl-40 JOHN F. STEEL, Cashier.
ALLEGHENY NATIONAL BANK.
DIVIDEND THE BOARD OF DIREC
TORS have this day declared a dividend of
THREE PER CENT out of the profits of tbe
last six months, payable forthwith.
F. V. HUTCHINSON, Cashier.
PrrrsBUBQ. Pa.. June SO, 1890. jy2-6T
First National Bank i
PlTTSBUItO, Pa., Jt
piTTsnuBO, July 1, 1S90. )
DIVIDEND THE DIRECTOR'S OF THIS
bank have this day declared a quarterly
dividend of TWO PER CENT, on the capital
stock, payable on demand free of tax. J. D.
SCULLY. Cashier. Jy247
Masonic Bank-. 531 Smithfield St.. 1
PlTTSBtjRO, Pa.. June 30, 1890.
TTvTVIDEND THE BOARD OF DIRECT-
ORS of this bank have this dav declared a
dividend of THREE (3) PER CENT on the
capital stock out ot the earnings ol the last six
months, payable on demand.
Jyl-84 W. R. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
DCQTJE3NE NATIONAL BANK. )
Pittsburg, Pa.. June 30. 189a J
DIVIDEND THE BOARD OF DIRECT
ORS of this bank bavo this day declared
a dividend of (4) FOUR PER CENT, out of
tho profits of tbe last six months, payable on
ciem.inu ireo 01 tax. a. 11, pai i.eksun.
Cashier. jyl-8
Odd Fellows Savings Bank, i
Pittsburg. June 30, 1890. (
DIVIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
bank have this day declared a dividend of
THRE (3) PER CENT, on the capital stock out
of tbe earnings of the last six months, payable
on demand free of tax. F. E. MOORE, Cashier.
jyl-88
Pittsburg National Bank of Commerce.
DIVIDEND THE DIRECTORS OF THE
bank have this day declared a dividend of
FIVE (5) PER CENT on the capital stock out
of tho earnings of tbe last six months, parable
forthwith, free of tax. C. L WADE.
June 30, 1530. Cashier.
jyz-co
The Arsenal Bank of Pittsburg,
June 30, 1890.
DIVIDEND THE BOARD OF DIRECT
ORS of thi. bank has declared a divi
dend ot FOUR (4) PER CENT out of the
earnings of the last six months, payable forth
with. W. a WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Jyi-sa
AMUSEMENTS.
TASEB ALL
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
EXPOSITION PARK.
BOSTON VERSUS PITTSBURG.
JULYnd 3.
Game called at 4 r. M. Admission 25 cents.
Reserred seats now on salo at J. Hen
dricks' Music Store. PS Fifth avenne. for morn
ing and afternoon cames. July 4. John Ward's
Brooklyn vs Pittsburg. Reserved foldine
chairs, 73c, including admission. jy2-90
PITTSBURG. BROWNSVILLE AND GE
NEVA PACKET COMPANY.
Fourth of July Excursion.
"Why endure this sweltering heat when you
can enjoy a cool and delightful ride np tbe
Monongahela river as far as Brownsville for the
small sum of $150 for the round trip, to Monon
gahela City and return for $L. and Lock 4 and
return for II 23T Meals 40 cents extra. Steamer
Germania, Capt. H. B. Cock, will leave her
wharf, foot of Smithfield St. 4th or July, at 8:30
A. M. for Brownsville, returning same day. AU
information furnish ea by
SAMUEL C. HOUGH.
lyl-15 General Agent
REMOVALS'.
DR. W. H. DALi
Has removed his office to
MAEDER BUILDING, 135 FIFTH AVENUE,
(Fourth floor elevator.)
Hours 1030 a, at'to 1 P. JL, except Sundays,
J.p2-43-nTSU v.
CHOICE PKOPEHTIEtN.
LOTS! LOTS! LOTS!
Nice building lots affording attractive homes
or money making to the purchasers at present
prices.
'M'fi'R'VVVrjurnr tjt.a w
'Eighteenth ward, extending from" the Alio-
Kueuy river ana .a. v. it. u. to lilzniana parx,
in the East End. Large lots at $75. 1100, COO,
3300, np tot 600 for magnificent situations.
ALLEGHENY LOTS.
Benton ave. plan. Eleventh ward, beautiful
situation. $200, $300, $4fJ. New streets and rapid
transit lines now building will soon doublo and
quadruple values in this section.
FLEMING PARIC
Level lots, handsome and convenient home
sites right on line of P. 4 L E. E. R. and pro
posed electric road,in sight of the city and view
of the river. No mistake can be made In bov
ine 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 177a Telephone 5323. Je3
$12,000.
EDGEWOOD.
A fine residence situated on the crown of the
hill, with unobstructed view, containing 11
rooms, reception ball, all nicely papered, batti
room, natural gas, cabinet mantels, furnace,
laundry, and all the latest improved con.
veniences; a beautiful veraoda porch sur-'
rounds the honse; fine fruit trees, grapes, eta;
about one acre of ground.
Full particulars at
BLACK & BAIRD'S,
Je2)55-wrsn
95 Fourth avenne.
OFFICIAL-PITTSEURG.
Ptttsbukg, June 27, 1390.
To Whom it May Concern:
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
L following ordinance will be rigidly en
forced: Section 1 Every dog going at large within
the city shall have around its neck a collar of
metal, or a collar of leather with a metal plate,
on which metal collar or nlate shall.be in
scribed tbe name ana residence ot tbe owner;
also, shall, from the fifteenth day of Jnly to
tbe fifteenth day of September, have securely
pnt on a good, strong, substantial and safs
muzzle, so as effectually to prevent said dog
from biting or snapping: and if any doubt shall
arise as to the strength or safety of said muz
zle, it shall be the duty of any policeman forth
with to take the said dog before tbe Mayor or
any aldermaruof tbe city, whose decision
tbereon shall be conclusive; provided, that
nothing herein contained shall be construed to
permit any bitch when in beat, whether muz
zled or otherwise, to run at large in the city,
but any such bitch so going: at large shall be
taken up and destroyed in a mode hereinafter
provided.
Section 2 The person at whose honse or
premises, buildinirs, store or dwelling place,
any bitch is usually found or permitted to re
main, or any other person having or exercising:
agency or ownership in or over any bitcb, if
such bitch be found when in heat going at
large In the city, shall be liable to a penalty of
ten dollars. J. u. BROWN,
je2S-2S-D Chief Department Public Safety.
PITTSBUKG. June 17, 1S9UL
"Vf OTICE TO CONTRACTORS-Sealed pro
J posals will be received at tbe office of
City Controller until Wednesday, the 2d day of
July, A. D. 1890. at 2 o'clock P. 31., for the
following, viz.:
REPAVING.
Penn avenue, from Hutler street eastwardly.
GRADING. PAVING AND CURBING.
Enterprise street, from Frankstown avenue
toP.R.R.
Kirkpatrick street, from Wylie avenue to
"Webster avenne.
McKee Place, from Fifth avenue to Frailer
street.
Mifflin street, from Main street to Friendship
avenue.
Minerva street, from Taylor street to Ella
street.
Perrv street, from Wylie avenue to Webster
avenue.
Roup street, from Fifth avenue to Negley
avenue.
Stanwix street, from Grandview avenne to
Halpin street.
Vine street, from Rose street to Reed
street.
Wharton street, from South Twenty-first
street to South Twentv-second street.
Rural street, from Highland avenne to Neg
ley avenne
GRADING AND PAVING.
Garden alley, from Main street to Bowery
alley.
PAVING AND CURBING.
, Hazelwood avenne, from Second avenue to
Sbiopen street.
Tbe paving of the above named streets to be
either of block stone, vnlcanite asphalt, irreg
ular block stone or cobble stone, and bida
will be received for each kind of pavement.
GRADING.
DeSoto street, from Fifth avenne to Alle
quippa street. .
Lo wry street, from Second avenue to Shippen
street.
SEWERS.
Braddock avenue, from Edgerton avenne to
Penn avenue; 18 and 20-inch piDc
Spring alley, from Twenty-sixth street to a
connection with sewer on Twenty-seventh
street; 15-inch pipe.
Fifth avenue, from Shady avenue to College
street; 18-incn pipe.
Grazier street, from Homewood avenue to
Lang street; 15-lnch pipe.
100 lineal feet of brick and stone sewer be
tween Sobo and Reed streets
t or the construction of ,800 cubic yards of re
taining wall on Wilmot street.
Plans and specifications can bo Sfen and
blanks for bidding can be obtained at the
general office. Department of Public Works.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
bond, with two sureties, probated before the
Mayor or City Clerk.
The Department of Awards reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
E. M. BIGELOW,
Jel7-16 Chief of Dept. of Public Works.
CONSOLIDATION
-OFTHE
PITTSBURG. CINCINNATI AND ST
LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY, CHI
CAGO, ST. LOUIS AND PITTSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY, THE CINCIN
NATI AND RICHMOND RAILROAD
COMPANY: JEFFERSONV1LLE, MADI
SON" AND INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that the directors of
the above named companies have entered into
a Joint agreement for tbe consolidation ana
merger of said several companies into one new
consolidated company. Said agreement pro
vides, among other things, that the capital stock
of tbe constituent companies shall be increased
so that the capital stock of the consolidated com
pany shall be seventy-five million dollars, of
which thirty million shall ba preferred, and
for.y-flre million sball be common siock.
Said agreement also authorizes the creation
by said consolidated company of a loan of
seventy-five million dollars, the same to be
represented by bunds ot various series, and to
be secured by a mortgage or deed of trust
covering the entire railroads, properties,
estates and franchises of the consolidated com
pany. Pursuant to law said agreement will be sub
mitted to tbe stockholders of the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati and St Louis Railway Company,
for their adoption or rejection, and for that
purpose said stockholders are hereby sum
moned to appear at a special meeting thereof
to be held at the principal office at tbe com
pany at Columbus, Ohio, on TUESDAY, tho
nineteenth day of August, 1890, at 10 o'clock
A. 31.
By order of the President and Directors of
tbe Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St Loui Rail
way company. 8. B. LIG GETT,
Columbus, O., June 10. 1S90. Secretary.
jel3-2-wed&3ulS
$25,000.
THE FINEST FARM IN SOMERSET
county. 87 miles from Pittsburg on Balti
more 4 Ohio railroad. 218 acres of choice land
and beautiful homestead, containing 10 larga
rooms, center ball, bath room, hot and cold
water, finished attic, two bay windows, two
porches and otber conveniences. Pretty mapla
trees surround the bouse: good spring house
and barn; 125 acres nnder high state of cultiva
tion. Also, small hoase of 1 or 5 rooms so
located that the larm could be divided in two
with bouses on either half.
This beautiful place cost more than the price
asked. Call at our office and see picture and
get full particulars of tbe farm.
BLACK BAIRD,
Je27-4I-WFSn No. t Fourth avenue.
PENSIONS
For ALL SOLDIERS who are now disabled,
whether disability is due to the service or not
For ALL WIDO VS of soldiers wbo are not on
pension rolls. For minor children and depend
ent parents. Increase of pension for soldiers
pensioned at less than J6 per montn. Pensions
for all or no pay. All wbo bellove themselves
to be entiled should, without delay, write me.
JAS. BRYAR,JR, Pittsburg. Pa. '
P.O. Box 721. Js28-113