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Chief Elliot Points Out the Keedjbr
a Bospit.il. i
POUR FARM ORDINANCES PASSED.
Futile Opposition to rfonble Track Upon
Karrovr Streets.
A KICK FROM IUZELWOOD AYEUUB
Common Council held a special meeting
yesterday and passed the ordinances for the
sale of the Poor Farm and the purchase of
another site. These ordinances were passed
under a suspension of tbe rules and without
discussion, the only dissenting votes being
east by Messrs. Bighnm and Pitcairn. These
ordinances now nwait tho signature of the
Mayor before action is taken to change the
location of tho Poor Farm.
Chief Elliot said yesterday afternoon, in
speaking of the strange cases now sent to
the Poor Farm: "It has become a lszar
house. The place is supposed to be a refuge
for aged and impoverished people, hut we
bare to receive persons Buffering from all
classes of disease, mental and physical, and
ot every degree of infectiou. The city needs
a hospital of its own for these cases, if for
no other reason than to saTO the patient tbe
long and wearisome ride to thcPoor Farm."
WANTED 3I0UE TIME.
The Bonthside street ordinances were
taken up and Mr. AV. A. Magee moved a
suspension of tbo rules in order that they
might be placed on final passage. To this
Mr. O'Donncll objected on the ground that
sufficient timehad not been allowed for proper
consideration of the measures. Mr. Magee
thought a week bad been long enough and
insisted on bis motion, which was adopted.
Mr. O'Donnell offered an amendment to
the ordinance granting the use of certain
'Southside streets to the McKean Street
Hallway, providing that only single tracks
be allowed on streets having a width of less
than CO feet. He thought that where a
street was less than CO feet wide only one
track should be laid, because when there
were two tracks business men on a street
were inconvenienced, property was depre
ciated, and the line operated to the disad
vantage of those who lived along its route.
Supposing a street but 40 feet wide, 154
feet were taken for the double tracks, and 16
for sidewalks, leaving only 8)4 feet for
wagon road. This was not enough, and for
the protection of property holders who
would be affected he hoped his amendment
would be adopted.
Mr. Bigham characterized the amendment
as ridiculous. Sixty-foot streets were scarce
on the Southside, and there wasnotonoof
that width In the ronte of McKean Street
Company. They were nearly all CO feet
wide, and that width would allow feet
on each side for wagon room. As wugons
ore only made six feet wide, this was amply
turn elent.
souTiisinnns want it.
To adopt this amendment would mako a
tlnclo track road, whloh, in these days of
rapid transit, wnuiu not uc worm Dunning.
Tho people on tho Houthsldo want rapid
transit, and they should bo permitted to
have It.
Mr. O'Donnell had only two supporters
for his amendment when It was voted down,
and lie oflered another, making CO-loot
streets tho width upon which two trucks
should bo laid, but there was not a second
to tho motion.
Then lis offered a third amendment re
quiring the company In begin work within
a year, and complete its Una within two
vears, running thereafter tan oars dally,
lie said that n 110 one .miiiiieil to take n
Jnnl Interest in the matter he felt It Ills
duty to dnso. There were several com
panies holding frunobUes nn ttraets In the
city which tliutr hud been holding lor years,
had never used and never intruded to, using
them slinidy to keep out competition, lie
thought tlio Houthilde street railroad ordl
nances were to be used for tho same pur
pose, and he offered his amendment to pre
vent It.
A MTTMS BAltOAHM.
Mr. Donley very sarcastically said he felt
gratified to the Lawrciicovllle member for
his kindly Interest in the affairs of the
Hnutbslde. and Intimated that purhaps Mr.
O'Donnell had some interest in the opposl
tinn line that he was so solicitous about tho
new competitor.
A vote on the amendment resulted in Its
defeat, and Mr. O'Donnell's rail for tho
yeas and nays was not sustained. The ordi
nance was then passed, Mr. O'Donnell be
ing tbe only negative voter.
Another effort to amend was made when
tbe IUngham Street Hallway ordinance was
taken up, Mr. O'Donncll claiming that the
ordinance was made subject to a general or
dinance governing street railways which
did not mean anything and did not bind the
railway companies at all. His amendments
were again overwhelmingly defeuted.and the
ordinance passed.
When the Bradford and South Ninth
Street Railway ordinance was under con
sideration Mr. Brewster moved to amend it
by making its place of beginning on Fred
erick instead of Bradford street, as if it
begun on Bradford it would interfere with
the new incline plane that is just about
completed on that street.
A MATTEB OP NECESSITY:.
Mr. Magee said that if the line begun at
Frederick street it could not get under the
sew incline. It would not interfere with
the incline on Bradford street, but if the
amendment was adopted it would prevent a
complete connection of a fine system of
street railways, calculated to benefit every
portion of the Southside, while it would
give no advantage over the original ordi
nance. The nmendment was deieated, and
on the roll call tbe ordinance was passed by
r. Vote of 33 to 4, Messrs. Brewster, Janett,
O'Donnell and liussel voting negatively.
The' ordinances for the Greenfield Avenue
Street Bailway Company, tbe Jane Street
Bail way Company, and the Southside
Bridge Company were passed finally, Mr.
O'Donnell only voting negatively on each
one.
The report of the Board of Awards was
approved. Tbe award of the contract for
paving Hazelwood avenue with asphalt was
first, upon motion of Mr. Frtzman, returned
to the Board of Awards, but by a later
vote, the motion was reconsidered on
Mr. Magee's motion, and the contract was
approved. Mr. Ertzman had said the resi
dents along the street wanted it paved with
firebrick, but Mr. Magee argued that it was
a residence street, upon which no heavy
hauling was done, and that asphalt would
be the best adapted to it. The gentlemen in
the Board of Awards knew this when award
ing the'eontract and acfed accordingly.
FOB POLICE JANITORS.
A resolution authorizing Chief J. O.
Brown to employ janitors for the police
stations at (GO per month instead of paying
patrolmen f"5 per month for tbe services,
was adopted.
The vote by which tho ordinance for a
newer on Bauin street from Woodworth to
Cypress street was passed was reeoustderod.
Ordinances passod were as follows: lis
tabllshlug width of tldowalks on Elba,
Junlllaand John streets at 14 feet: sewers
on Tioga street and MeKee puce; grading,
tinvine, tid curl. tiB Cliff itroilj sewer on
Hutquelmnna, Albion 11 nd Tioga streets,
Jloiuewood avenue and private properties;
dedicating JtutleilBo street; locating Jluck
ley Bllorjeiulillthlnir the entiles of Blanwlx
and Mwrohand streets nud Virginia, avenue.
BOMMKit upJcrweiir at James II. Aiken
H Oo.i 1W Fl'th ave.
k, Ladles' Damps,
y? fcaTP a good line of those goods, well
ade and splendid fltl also eliml.ii.
plngl nd double; waists and shirt waists In
great varletv, Ladles, eal
tiier.are Jim the thing for 1
can ami see mom.
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K3Dltplay advertisements one dollar per
square for one insertion. Classified advertise
ments on this page, such as Wanted, For Bale,
To Let, etc, ten cents per line for each inser
tion, and none taken for lest than thirty cents.
Top line being displayed counts as two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
MIAXCII OFFICES.
KOU THE BOUTUSIDE. NO. 1412 CAKSON
8TKEET.
UllANCHOFKICESALBOABHELO'W.-WnEKE
WANT, roit BALK TO LET. AND OTIIKK
TBAN8IENTADVEKTISEMKNT8WII.L BE 11K
CEIVKD UP TO P. 51. FOH INSERTION.
Advertisements are 10 be prepaid except where
advertisers already bare accounts with I'M Wis-
FATCU.
riTTSBUnG.
TTfOM AS MCCAFKHEY, . Bntler street
EMU. O. HTUCKEV. Wth street nd Penn are.
G.8TUCKEYAOO., Wylle ave. and Fultonst,
N.bTOltKLV, Fifth Avenue Market Rouse.
XAST IKD,
J. W. WALLACE. ClzU'ennavenne.
OAKLAND.
MCALL1STEK ft BHE1BLEIE, Sth ST. Atwood 1U
SOUTUSIDK.
JACOB ISl'OHN. No. J Carson street.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHEK, W federal street.
H. J. MclIKIDK. Market House, Allegheny.
FHKD H. EGO KI18. in Olilo street.
T. 1L EOC.E1W 4 SON. Ohio and Cheitnnt Its.
J. F. STEVENSON. Arch and Jackson streets.
THOMAS McHE.SKY, Western and Irwin aves.
O. W. 11UQHE3. Pennsylvania and Heaver aves.
l'EKHV M. O LEI.M. Hebccea and Allegheny aves.
T. B. MOKKIS, C8S Treble are.
311LLVALE ltOltOUOU.
W. W. rLOCKEK. Stationer. No, sOrant aye.
SHAltrSIIUKO.
C BELLMAN. Stationer. SIS Main it
THE BUSINESS OFFICE OF
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
JS NOW
Corner Smithfield and
Diamond Streets.
WANTED.
Mnlo Ilrln.
AGENTS-TO SELL THE l'IN LESS I CLOTnKS
line: the only line erer Invented tliat holds
the clnthei wlthont pln: a perfect iucccm: patent
recently Initied: sold only by agents, to whom the
cxrluilre right t etven: on receipt of 50 cents we
'Kill send a mm pie line by mall: also circulars,
price list and terms tojaecn secure your terri
tory at once. AddresslHE 1 iNLESS ttLOTIIES
LINE CO., 1 Hcrmon street, Worcester. Mas.
Jell-74-ws
AGENTS-J75 TO 2W A MONTH CAN BE
made working for ui: persons preferred who
can fnrnlth a horse and irlvo whole time to busi
ness: spare moments can bo profitably employed
also: a few vacancies In towns and clilC6. K F.
JOHNSON A CO., 10O0 Main St., Klcbmond, Va.
fcS-95-B
AGENTS-TO SELLTEA. BAKING TOWUEB
and pare spices: gifts with coort,s: coke
workers, miners or mlllmen can make money in
their spare time: special Inducements to persons
haTlnc an established trade. YAMASHIliOTEA
CO., 88 Jackson St.. Allegheny. 1'a. ap30-70-TThS
AUENTS-S.10 OUTFIT ON 30 DAYS' TIME:
fl'iOprontln four weeks or no pay. Address
with stamp, JaIIVIH & CO., Kaclne, Wis.
my29-8S
BAD WltlTKKS-AT SMAKT'8 BUSINESq
College, 12 Federal street, Allegheny! open
itslly through summer. 9 A. M. to Or. M.l system
nr shorthand changed rrom Graham's to Eclectic,
the briefest and simplest: Instruction private for
both sexes. JelB-Mssu
BllASS I'OLlBHEll AND nUFFF.n-BY
manufacturer near I'lttshurg. ra. I steady
work to competent man. Address, stating wages
required. MANUFACTBttKlt, Dispatch office.
lIU-i
IJOILr.lt MAKKIttt ANDTANX llttlLUF.118
17 at ATLANTK! ItKKINEItl. I'olnl llrtefe,
riilladslphlai steady employment to No. l work
men. jyio-si
12I.ACX8MIT1I-ONK WAtlO.N Itl.ACKMMITIf
J ami one wood worker. Inquire at 181
FltANKHTOWN AVB., FJtst End. jyK
lil.AC'KNMlTH AITItKNTICK-lMMItDIATK.
J I.Yi one with some esiierleneo. Apply to
OKOIIIiR KK1T0KII, llomeslrail. Jyll-iOl
IDAIIIIKU-ACIOIIDMANKOKOlHtDI'I.ACK,
j rail or anaress i;
T. nlUAll'ENIIOIIHI',
Wllkinshiirg, l'a.
jyiivs
-KAIMIKK-A (IOOII MAN-WAHEi W.I'I'U
I wpvk sua noara. Aiinro uiiah. "fl ".'".
Jlrrtforil, l'a.
jylJ.U
7AIIIIKIt.IOOIMANlHrir.AIiy WOIIKANII
J good wages. Apply at Ml 1'ENN AVE.
Jriwi
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I.AChHMITHH-TF.N OOOI) MF.N AT THK
A. ritr.ftun wrniwH t;,, iiiai. iyn-w
1 I11Y'IIKH A KIllHI'.r'I.AHH MAN
AI'l'I.Y
J al6(BlllllOAUr.. East Knit. Jyll
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ClOLi.KtlOII-hTATK KXPEIIIENOK AND
stlary niicolodi must give bond Inr Sl.ouo
and furnish nhir-noe. Address I'. O, BOX Va
CtAIIINET-MAKEIIH-llOOl) MEN AT ONCE
atKKAMKIt A Itl'.Dll AN'H, No. U7 North
ave., Allegheny, l't. JrH-
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AKI'ENTEIM-AI'I'I.Y AT NO. 3M JIKIIFCOA
HI., Alirgiieiiyuuy, jyn-o
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0 AT M A K K.IIH-1 WO-l'ltHTH ( 'I O fO. D-
IJKKnn Mt w. jibAi., jiriiiorn, i-. jyi-js
TKIH I'Ll'ltK-WlTH AT I.EAHT AN A8
J HlhTAN'l'H certinrate: must speak Ensllih
anil Gorman, and intiit have enough experience
to run a store lor a month, If necessary, Wrltnl)
IIEO. D. ItEANLin. Erie, l'a, J)ll-M
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ItlVKK-A GOOD STEADY MAN AT Ml
MiiKinr bt cuy. jyii-n
D
UUO CLEItK-AlJDKESS W. B., Dlhl'ATCIl
omoe. jyii-s
-tfillEIIKICK LAYEim-lOOUUMEN FOIt IN
V HIDE furnace work. Inquire BOOM lis. Ills
sell block. Jyi:-M
GltOOM - AIM'LY T. 11. MOUKLAND, IO0
1'cnn ave. JyiMH
HUNGAKIAN OK ITALIAN LABOREItB
TcatolSand OtolOboya from 13 to 17 years
tears of age to work In a Are brickworks, ln
qulro at o:s LllltltTY bT., Tuesday, 15th, from 10
to n a.m. JylJ-17
ADOTtF.ns-AT308 BIVEIl AVENUE. ALLnV
J OHENY City. Jyl2-63
AN-A8 AGENT OF OUIt 1'ATENT SAFES:
. size 28x18x18 Inches; 135 retail: all sties as
low; new stvles. new natterns. new loelc. new five.
tory: not governed by sare pool; every safe war
ranted: rare chance: permanent bnslness: our
terms and catalogue will convince rou: agents
clear 300 to 5W per month: write Tor exclusive
territory. ALI'lNE SAFECO., Cincinnati, o.
JyS-88-B
MAN-TO TAKE AN OFFICE AND KEl'KR
HENt a manufacturer; sso per week: small
capital required. Address, with stamp. MANU
FACTURER. Box 70. West Acton. Mass. felS-99-8
Ml
AN-AN ELDEHLY MAN, OK AN EL
DERLY connle. to look after a nlaen nf tew
acres at Emsworth, l'a: references required. Ad
dress W. J. R., Dispatch office. Jye-l-WB
r .T TT..I.COU IV UDtfViril ..... -. ....
X eight hours, year's engagement to flrst-class
men: wire ror particulars with references THE
HUGHES A KEA.TU SAMTAKY bUI'lXY CO.
y4-102
PATTERN MAKER-MUST UK WELL Ul IN
rolling ratll and general work ol all kinds.
Apply In person or address VULCAN IRON CO.,
LlM., New Castle, lawreM co l'a. ylo-79
EKSONS VISITING THE HARDWARE AND
tin trade and wishing to handle side lino on
commission, call at S03 LIBERTY bT. No sam
ples. yl2-57
PATTERN MAKER-FIRST CLASS. bOBER
and Industrious. Address PATTERNS. Dis
patch office, Pittsburg. Pa. Jyll-54
BELLIABLE AGENT WANTED-WHO IS
acquainted with contractors and bulldera,
to se'llrenton front brick on commission: refer
ences required. Address P. O. BOX lis. "1 ren
ton, N. J. Jyl2-W-s
BEAL ESTATE SALESMAN-AN KXl'EKl
KNCED man for Allegheny City; reference
required. ALbra-UAi-Li, iw l-ourth ave
nue. Telephone 1G7.
Jyl2-30
CJTROKER-A GOOD MAN AT CHAltLEROI
Cp Brickyard, one who Is accustomed to a
Martaln machine andean keep It In order; good
wages paid and house furnished If desired. In
quire at YARD, Lock No. 4. or at olDre of
CHARI.EROl LAND CO., Blssell Block, l'ltts
bnrg. Ta. Jyll-M
SALEDMEN-AT 175 PER MONTH SALARY
and expenses, to sell a line of sllverplatcd
ware, watches, etc: by sample only; horse and
team furnished rrrej write at once for full partic
ulars and sample case ol goods free. S1ANDAKD
HlLVEKttAltkco., Boston. Mass. sc2Mio.n
STENOGRAPHER - WITH TYPEWRITER!
one with railroad office experience preferred!
state salary expected. Address RAILROAD, DIs-
psmii ui. jyiz.jv
-.tmiiiiufi ffvttiritfft.f . ti i. um. ....,.,..
to rltht Dtrtri niarrled mau preferred. Ad
rtreii UI.KIIIl, Dispatch oBlce. JylMI
QINO LK MAN-TO 8CIIUII AND MAKE HIM-
WKsr P1CNN JlOBPirAL, Twenlyelghlli st,
jrU-ID
I Address Tl K LIITV CAnll AND i'AOKi
AUIiOA ItllCI CO.. Union, Ohio. JUSTUS
X 'iRAWOlt, Ulisrlerol. l'a. )yiu-7
UNION OAfll'KNTKim-AT (IIIEENHIIUIIO.
Address WALLIM, OA ill. II I A CO., jlrrens
ourg, is
JylO'U
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V Him esnsliniilini'fs, ili'llilre li. ,,(I,
ear. Lincoln ave. and miliar rin itosd, 1 1 !
yalehurMUgli, lnnellMiien on veil renni ii,n,
Y000lVNTANT."whO ft !. ft feefl tpo
ranlifTaoa typewriter. JlildfMi 0. . hfftfi;
THE
WANTED.
Mule Holn.
T i-k GOOD PANTS, S VEST AND S COAT
J makers to work either at home or In. our
store. Call at once at E. H. SUTMEYElt'S. 8
Frankstown ave., East End. Jyl-83
Frmnls flclD.
-t IRL8-F0UR GIRLS. AGE 18 TO 10 TO PLAT
IT ball for Ladles' Ball Club No.2: good salary,
all expenses and loug engagement to travel to
frlrls of experience: must be neat and prepossess
ng. Call only between 11 and 12 A. v., or 8 and 6
or 7 to 8 r. x.. Ladles' Parlor, Boley's Hotel, on
FRANKLIN Manager. J y 12-78
GIRLS-SIX GIRLS FOR STAGE, TO
travel, under 20; salary and all expenses; no
experience required, btato age and weight and
address A. B., Dispatch office. J y 12-77
JIKL-A DINING ROOM GIRL AND CHAM
VT BERMAID. Apply at the G1RARD HOUSE,
Federal St., Allegheny City. jyl2-88
BESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN -FOR
light general housework; this will be a home
for a competent person well recommended; best
wages and extra privileges; Bclleflcld, opposite
Schcnlcv Park. Address, three days, INtSUIt-
ANCE,Dlspatcnomce. jy.u-i
YOUNG LADY-TO ATI END IN RECEPTION
room In a large photograph gallery In l'ltts
burg: must live In tin city, be well acquainted,
write a good hand, and furnish references as to
character and ability as a saleswoman: to tbe
right party a good situation Is offered. Address
PHOTOGRAPH, Dispatch office. JylS-W
Mnln and Female Help.
i-lOACHM AN-I25PEH MONTH, MALE COOK,
j colored waiters, farm and harvest hands,
girls for private families, hotels and summer
resorts, two girls for lunoh counter, laundress.
MEEHAN'B, WoGrantst. Jy8-P
-10OD WATCH FREE-TO THE BOY OK
XX girl selling the largest number of our famous
25c rubber stamps before September 1 next, wc
will give a lino gold watch, hunting case, Elgin
movement: andaane gold watch, open face, El
gin movement, to the one selling the second
largest number; watches can be seen at our office
23 and 25 Fifth ave., Pittsburg: open to all. Mc
MAHON BROS. & ADAMS. ly-
HELP-LAUNDKEbS. COOK. AND DINING
room girls for summer reserts, cooks, wait
resses, chambermaids, house girls, German and
colored girls, carriage drivers, waiters, farm
hands. MRS. E. THOMPSON, 608 Grant St.
Jy7-MIh8
Situations.
POSITION-BY PLUMBEB(GAS AND STEAM
litter): excellent party; good rer. Add., stat
ing salary, H.H.WILSON, No. 1811 Orthodox st.,
Frankford, Phlla.. Pa. Jyl2-72
POSITION-AS HAMMERMAN FOR LIGHT
or heavy work on steam or Bradley hammer;
best of reference given, Address HAMMER
MAN, Dispatch office. Jyl0-18
POSITION-BY REO. PHARMACIST. PH.G.,
of Phlla.; finest rer. Add., stating terms, S.
T. H., Washington, Pa. Jyl2-71
Itooiuii IIoDnes, &e.
FURNISHED HOUSli-OKTEN ROOMS FROM
Sept. 1 to April 1: East End or Allegheny;
tlrst-class reference. ACDERSON & IIEKCK
MAN, LlM., 90 Fourth ave. Jyll-81
TOOMS TWO OR THREE ROOMS FOR
J V light housekeeping on Observatory Hill or
Mt. Washington, by couple without children:
reference exchanged. Address It. T., Dispatch
office. Jyl2-85
Hoarders and Lodgers.
PERSONS WANTING BOARDING IN TOE
country: good healthy place: 2,S nil. south of
Ohio Pylc; terms reasonable. Call on or address
J. 11. SC11AEPER, Ohio Pylc, Pa.-, box 23.
Jyl2-ll
FlBimctnl.
ATTENTION OF CAPITAL1STS-WE ARE
offering 8,000 acres or tested coal lands, the
very cream of tho great Hocking coal Held; wo
esteem It the greatest birgaln ever offered In tho
history of coal lands: there are certainly millions
ormonev In It for the purchaser. J, s. KIOKETTS
A BON, UoomS, esley Block. Columbus. O., U.
8. A. Jyl-7-TTS
MONEY BORROWERS ON REAL ESTATE
In both clllcs and vicinity can get money
without delay and at reasonable charges by call
ing on THOS. MCUAFFI1EY, broker. 3HW Duller
st.i tuOiOuo to loon office open evenings! tele
phone MM. Jc2fl-J7.i
MOltjAOEB-tl,00n.0U0 TO LOAN ON CITY
ami suburban properties at H, 6 and 0 per
cent, and on I arms In Allegheny iiml adjacent
raunllrs at 0 percent 1. U, PKNNUUK AHON,
117 Fourth avenue, apf.fll
TlONKY TO LOAN-ir YOU WANT MONEY
ill In any amount on rood city innrlgage
nutcklv, wehave II on hand and will he rlad to
lei.il HalS anil 0 per eent. MOItltiH A FLI'.MINU,
los Fourth ave. JtflHO
MOUIUAOICH-ON CITY Oil COUNTRY
liroperlyi "100 In fWi.OOOi 4H, A and a ir
-nil inontir reniV. JAHV W. DRAPE A C()'lSll
Fourlli sve Pittsburg.
Jyl5-i-n
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OltrilAGEM ON CITY fill AI.I.RUIIKNV
eouniy prnprrty ai iiiwpst rates, iir.niit
KA Villi A CO., n Kourtli avKiiup, mli'J-n
UII'lliAfiKN-MUNKY 'IO LOAN IN MIIMN
Insult at ii. S and t ner rant. Af.LlfM A
A I LEY. 101 Fourlli are, Ti.l, lot. pH-ll).TTSsii
MONKY-LOANF.IION AHHIIINAIILI! LIKE
Insurance policies, Andreas P, O, BOX 177,
lnnn.ll. JelMO'TTxaii
OWNKRHOr ALL KIMDNOF REAL EnlATB
In both cities and ciiunty that waul lo sell
and have their property ad vat Died frennf rhsrva
to rail al ntua oil THOS. atuUAr Pltf.Y, KM
llnilerst.i purchasers railing dallyi oiririi npun
evenlngsi ti'leplMMioMH, Jti!0.S7.e
ri"0 MIAN-fVll,(Kin, IN AMOUN In Ol' 1.000
X and upward, mi city and suburban properly,
on H per cent, free of taxi also smaller amounts
st 1 and e per cent. 1II.AOK A UA11ID, OS Fourth
avenue. sc2.ilJ4.n
mo LOAN S3iO,jo ON MORTOAOEU-flM
X. and upward at d per cantifViu, 'jiio at 4H percent
on residences or business properly! also In ad
joining counties. B. 11. FRENCH, 1- Fourth
avenue. oc21-i-D
SI
nnn.noo TO LOAN-ON MORI'GAOKH-
I5J J large and email amounts at i andS
percent freeorrltaln taxi no delay, ui.r.is II,
CO Y L F. A CO., ll Fourth avo. iny2l-ilQ-TTa
FT OOO FT. OF BECOMD-HAND 1 OK 'A IN,
i)v pine. Address, with price per lh JEAN
NETE PLUUIIINO CO., JtanncUe, Pa, Jyl2-t
Allaeollnneona.
LL BOLDIKUS-WIIO ARE DISABLED
from any cause anu urnwina less man toper
month to
call at ii. r. iinunn'suirirr. w
Fourth are., or send their address.
lea-oo
DEPENDENT RELATIVEH-WHO ARE NOT
drawing pensions to call or send their ad
dress to B, F. BROWN, 00 Fourth avo second
floor. Je25-S0
SOLDIERS' WIDOW8-TO CALL AT K. F.
BROWN'B OFFICE, 98 Fourth ave., sfcond
floor. jc2i-8
FOtt BALE-IMPROVED REAL ENTATE.
CUT Healdeneos.
A RARE cnANCE-tl,S00-ONLY 100 FEET
from Wylle avenue cable. Thirteenth ward:
new brick dwelling of rour rooms; water: good
cellar, etc.; lot 40x67. J. it. COOPER CO., 133
Fourtn ave. jyn-
BEDFORD AVE.-BRICK DWELLING OF
nine rooms, bath, waslistand, slate mantels,
both gases, furnace, ttnelv papered and grained
throughout: lot 20x127 to Keatlngs alley, on which
Is a good brick of Ave rooms, water, gas,
etc.: now rents for 810 per month. See MORRI
SON A BANKS, 108 Third ave., cor. rt ood st.
. Jyl2-TTS
BRICK HOUSE AND LOT-ON HIGH ST.,
Flttsbnrg. for r2,600. Address BARGAIN,
Dispatch office. JylO-60
CITY BLOCK-OF II HOUSES IN GOOD
locality: splendid Investment; all In flrst
clats order: rental over 12, 000 per annum; houses
never Idle: price 120,000; terms to suit; this In
vestment would be hard to duplicate. Inquire
MORRIS A FLEMING, 108 Fourth ave. Jyfi-3S
COLWELL hT.-NO. 45-B1G BARGAIN, A
three-story brick dwelling of eight rooms.
halL good cellar, fine range, slate mantels, both
gases: corner lot: terms to suit; send for new price
flat. ALLES A BAILEY. 101 Fourth ave. Pel.
jo. J" "
DESIRABLE HOME-AT A LESS PRICE
than the cost orthe buildings, and so situate
that tbe same can be sub-dlvlded to proflt: well
located In Thirty-second ward. bee. A. 11L11-
JvUJN anu.a, wiuuruinic. j;m-i.. ....
,ENN AVE.-LOT 25x140, WITH FIRST-CLASS
s DUliaing ot ii ruuius, vv .. .g. .-.-gain
to a prompt buyer: a line downtown Penn
aveV oropcrty. CHARLES SOMERS A OO.. 313
Wood st. Jyl2-41-TU'BU'
WASHINGTON ST.. NEAR FIFTH Avr
Brlck mansard roof dwelling: six .room".
halU bath, range, w. c, both gases: well finished
throughout and nicely papered: excellent dry cel
lar: lot 20x107 to alley. J. R. D1KB,c,V-i35
Fourth ave. jyn-Jir
C.f 700 ONLY A HAKB ujiacti """
SI propertvls worth 12.600; on Perry st.. near
A vlie ave.' cable line; a good new framo dwcllInR
or Ave large rooms: good dry cellari ha I: water
newly papered throughout: good lever ot, with
trees and shrubbery! must he sold at once; lot
22.0x111! call sootii a good bargain. J. It,
r?,,,i.K.n a. co.. 135 Fourth ave. Jyll-3s
inrt ooo-WILu but a ""'.""":""1
SU and inansird double brick house on Fnl
iITm .i eoata nlng 12 rooms, bath and washroom,
wT.bouSaeora
20-foot allcv. Particulars from J. H.LARKIN A
i:ii.. iw riiinave, .---
ra nnn A PRIMH in vj'.ni ,nu,i i itivnr,
Srts sT per "earl "' Klrtli Aye. Markci
Huiei neVVritne Jwelllngof eight rooms and
iiifti slate luanteltl cool cellari side entrance)
MrSvet sewerage l all newly nsnernl anil In good
Kiffifoa. J. & ooofrien W., in n'hy,.
orr Noo-ONf. two-story iniiOK jiNirm
iS7 1 ave two squares frtnn Court House, wllh
two ii lee sierereoiin anil tniir roiims iiiuUlm
renli for fooo P' jear islre Sftiw i this is a bargain
to a o nick liurer. .Tor particulars tee J. II.
LAflKlW A CO.. 'W y'"n are. JylMt
CSO B00-NIOK HOME Of
f3m ave. eauiei oii ii
Jjrl9-7
OO H00-WYLIK AVE. I'JIOPKIITYi NOW
W Vourlli are, Jy.W
I'nsl Knit HssldenOM,
fflWOP-ITOH A VtS tl.AYH-IIJIYij MtOOM
&iaB;a4aw"
PTTTSBUKG DISPATCH,
FOU SALE-IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
East End Residences.
ASPFCULATION-HERRON AVE.. 8 MIN
UTES from Wylleave.cabiollneiworth H-00J.
prlro (4,600: neat rrame dwelling of 8 rooms, hall,
vestibule, nat. gas, largo porch front and back,
lino cellar, etc.! lot 60x155 to 40-rt. street: shade
trees and shrubbery; easy pavemonts. J, R.
COOPER A CO.,. m Fourth ave. .ril-ar
HOUSE AND LOT-HANDSOME EAtf.T END
residence with beautiful corner lot over loox
180 fret, having ample shade, 12 large and lux
urious rooms, cqulpoed throughout wMU all of
the more recent Improvements and In elegant
order throughout: most daslrable location, with
in easy access of tho cable cars and R. R. station;
a bargain to a prompt purchaser. Terms, etc.,
JAB. W. DRAPE A CO.. 120 Fourth ave.. Pitts
burg. Jyl2-42-P
HOUSE-A MODERN BRICK OF SIX ROOMS,
bath, range, hot and cold water, both gases,
electric lights and bells, basement laundry. Au
burn st., East End: only ,ooo: terms to suit. W.
W. ELDERK1N, 6348 Station St., East End. Tel.
6327. Jyll-94-TUS
HOUSE-NEW DWELLING OF BIXHOOMS,
on Cypress street: large finished attic:
i, range, hall, front and back porches: lotaox
100; Immediate possession: easy terms. GEORGE
SOlIMIDr, 157 Fourth ave. Jyl2-21
LANG AVE.. HOMEWOOD, MODERN AND
well-built frame dwelling of six large rooms
nicely finished and papered: hall, first and second
floors, slate mantels In parlor and dining room.
Inside shutters, bay window, largo porch, front
and back lawn and shade trees In front, well of
good water, sewerarr. etc.: lot 45x120, prlcoonly
(3.800. J. It. COOPER A CO., 135 Fourth aye,
lyll-JB
NEAT DWELLING-IN THE EAST END
with fine corner lot: 7 rooms, finished attlo
rooms, reception hall, bath and w. c, natural
as, laundry, etc.. etc. : everything In elegant or
er: rooms all newly papered; will sell at a bar
gain; Immediate possession. JAS. W. DRAPE A
CO., 12 Fourth ave., Pittsburg. JylOHH
SHADY SIDE-RESIDENCE SEVEN ROOMS,
bath, h. and c. water, Inside w. c. slato
mantels, tile, hearths, stationary washstands.
folding doors, slate roof: abumlanco shade and
fruit trees: lot 60x220; price (7,5u0; must be sold at
once. SAMUEL W. BLACK. A CO., 09 Fourth
ave. Jyll-17
QA OOO NEW 2-STORY" FRAME RESI-
DENCE, 0 rooms, hall and vestibule,
largo fin. attic, laundry, good cellar, f. and r.
Eorchcs, range, h. and c. water, china closet,
athroom. with stationary waslistand and Inside
w. c, both gases, electric light, slate mantels,
tile hearths, hardwood finish downstairs; lot 25x
130to20-rt, alley: on line or Duqucsno Electrlo
road and 2 rein, walk from P. R. R. station.
GEO. C. SLEET1I, Penn and Shady avenues. East
End. JylO-28'
QO S30-MIFFLIN ST., NEAR MAIN ST..
"5i' Sixteenth ward, new modern frame
dwelling, six rooms, finished attic, hall. Inside
shutters, slate roor, grained and well finished sldo
entrance: lot, 20x100; terms easy. L.M. G1VENS,
33.1 Alain st. Jyl2-2
C5 OOO -ELEGANT BRICK HOUSE, 7
uOl rooms; all convenience: bath, etc., on
Marparctta St., Nineteenth ward; lot 45x120: close
to cable and P. It. R. MELLON BROTHERS. C349
Station St., E. E. JyC-125-TTSBP
Allrsheny Residences.
BEACH ST.-ALLEOHENY, NEAR PARKB.
an elegant modern brick residence or 12
rooms, with bath, laundry and every latest con
venience; lot40xlC0; pneo very reasonable. DAA
V1D SHAW A CO. , 152 Fourth ave tyl2-4Vru8
37IINK RESIDENCE - WASHINGTON ST..
" Allegheny, near the parks: largo lot: trees
and shrubbery: a bargain, W. W. MCNEILL A
BRO 152 Fourth ave. Jyl2-40
FREMONT STREET - FINE RFSIDENCE
property; low price. CHARLES SOMERS
A CO., 313 Wood St., MID Penn nve. Jyl2-6
SMALL HOUSE AND LOT-FOUNTAIN ST.
at auction: tlio property No. 21 Fountain St.,
near head or Boyle St.. Third ward, Allegheny,
will be sold by order of John Rogers, assignee, on
the nrcmlses, Haturdny, 12th July. 4 o'clock: lot
21:i3tl: brick house, o rooms; terms, half cash,
balance In two years; those in want of n cheap
Brnporty will do well to attend. A. LEGGA'i E A
ON, Auctioneers. Jy8-127
Hummer Ilealdence.
RESIDENCE AND 12 ACRES OF GROUND
with great quantity or fruit and shade trees,
shrubbery, watir, natural gas, outbuildings)
S lose to tltyia beatilirul place In prime order.
AS. W. DBA PEA CO., 129 Fourlh avo., Pitts
burg.
0 BOO-OLKNFIEM) STATION, P., FT. W.
Jj AC. R. II.. three minutes' walk from sta
tion! a nlco frame it welling or six rooms, pantry,
slate mantels, water In house, three porches, sta
ble, outbuildings, rrult anil snadetreesi lot 40x215
to a streeti a harialni must lie aolil atones.
BAXl'EIC, THOMPSON A CO., 102 Fourth aye.
jy 12-112'
POIl NALK-LOTM.
Cllr'l.oi
-IIOIl!
OI(,'B HUILDINO LOTH - IIKTWREN
VV Wylie ave, and Wehller ave., on S0.fl. it..
sue rH2, to 20. rt, alleyi priue only .1I0
lunii.1 enlianeeinent surei call and get our pi
J. R, COOPER A CO., iaa Fourth ave. )rll.
my (.iioi easy
ourpinns.
JIT
rnllllKE LOIN-lkUIIO, . KOIirY-FIFI'll rlT
I near Jluflur st, i price low. W, W.MiiNUII.Ii
A Illto,, 153 Fourth aVe, Jrll-4u
Cil 00 TO IIOU-CtTY LOTH AT COIINTIIY
T 1. iirlreii nlrehulli lug lots fti the Morning
Tiln plant small innnlhlv paynicnlsi call at our
ninril fur plans. CIIAlllJCn rlOMEIto A CO,, m
W mill at,, nolo i'enil aye. J -41f
ClOfi AND (14 PER FOOT FRONT AT MT,
OU WAHlllNli'lON, on Msrldan and Hal
lock streets, lots nice and level, 25SI28 reel unrlit
easy payments, THOS, M0UAFFRRY, lUnil llutltir
st. J n30.j7n
Of? CHEAP I.O'ln IN THK WENT KND-I7ft
ajiJ tu 1125 each-on monthly paymsntsof 5,
.IAH. W. DRArE A CO., 12 Fourth avenie,
Pittsburg. Jyl2-C-D'
Enai End Lata.
BR1JHI1TON-LAIKIE LOTH AT BRUSHTON
P. R. It. good hoard walks, flue elevation,
and excellent spring water In villa Park plan)
sold on easy tcrmsi an excellent Investment for
I he workman wlinia savings are small. 1IIIOW N
A SAINT, Agents, M2BiuUhflcld st. Jya-Sl-Trs
OUll,IIIN(l LOTH-PKRFECTLY LEVEL ON
JJ grade, 25x100 feet for (750; easy paymentil
lucalfun on Clawsou st. one squats irum Homo
wood station, P. II. It.. East Eud. Sao W. A,
iibjiuun bu.-xd. eu rouriu ave. jy-i-iis-TS
J71LLHWORTH AVE., E. E.-A FINE PROP.
ll EIII'Yi UK) luot square Address 8PINX,
Ispatch offlco. JyiJ-3
T OTH-IN THE FAIKMOUNT AVE. PLAN
J J are not surpassed for convenlcneg and de
sirability of location; low prices to close out the
few now to sell. CHARLES SOMERS A CO., 313
Wood St., 6010 Penn ave. Jyl2-7
HEREON HILL-NOW ON SALE-LOIS IN
Kinllworth place and Haywood place, at
the terminus of Central Traction road: 17 minutes
rrom Wood St.; Scent tare: most desirable fori esl
dencet all city conveniences; a number of lots
face on two streets and are especially adapted for
business; advantageous terms. E. S. FLE1BHKR,
13a Firth avenue, first floor (backroom).
Jyl-78-TTB
LOTS-THE FINEST FOR THE MONEY IN
Allegheny county, are those In Chas. E.
Cornelius' plan, Mornlngslde, Eighteenth ward,
Pittsburg. Beautiful building lots at from (ltioto
(.00, weekly or monthly payments: no Interest;
convenient to street cars and railroad. Call upon
N. P. SAWYER at his home, Mornlngslde ave
nue, or CHAS. CORNELIUS. 408 Grant St.
Je-32
LOTS LOTS -LOTS -LOTS-GREAT BAR
GAINS In lots; a chance for speculation:
finest building lots on line of Wylle ave. cable
lino; high, dry and healthy: grand view of Alle
gheny Valley and surrounding country: prices
are very low and enhancement sure: come early
and get your choice: terms are easy. J. It.
COOPER A CO., 138 Fourth ave. jyl2-o5
LOTS-IN CHAS. E. CORNELIUS PLAN AT
Mornlngslde. Eighteenth ward, can be
bought In blocks of 5, lu or 15 at reduced prices,
and on tbe most liberal and accommodating
terms. Small cash payments; long time. See NT
P. SAWYER. Agent, on the grounds, or CHAS.
E. CORNELIUS. 406Grantst. Je20-32
LOTS-FINE BUILDING LOTS. BOOUETST.,
Oakland, 25x120 feet each; street paved; elec
tric cars pass tbe property; one or the best loca
tions In Oakland: terms to suit REEDB. COYLE
a. w.i lo. rouriu ave. JyI2-5o
LOTS-LARGEST IN THE MARKETFOR
the price: 20x140 and only (lOu, situate on
llellencld ave.; terms (25 cash, balance monthly
Eayments; call and get plans. J. R. COOPER A
(.., 135 Fourth ave Jyll-3!i
LOT-AT SHADYblDE, 42X130, LEVEL AND
choice location; excellent neighborhood;
sewerage, etc: price only (35 per foot front: terms
easy. J. R. COOPER A CO., 145 Fourth ave.
JJ12-W
LOTS-CHOICE LOTS IN BOULEVARD
place. East End. at (75 per foot front. DA
V1D SHAW A CO.. 152 Fourth ave. 1y2-43-Tus"
Q ACRES-EAST END. NEAR HOMEWOOD
siaiion; great bargain to
atntlnn .m i ( hariraln t a .... m. ... ..,....
would sell well lu building lots. JAS.W. DRAPE
A CO., 120 Fourth ave., Pittsburg.
lyM-M'
OO EACH-NICE BUILDING LOTS ON
Herrnn Hill! easv tprmi. ltAir-trH.
cTEHUEK A WILLIAMS, 154 Fourth ave.
jyi-juT
Allegheny Lou.
QEVEN LOTS-MxllO. KIRKPATRIOK AVE.,
r? Allegheny, at a low figure, near electrlo cars.
W. W. MoNElLL A BRO., 153 Fourth are.
NufaurbtiH Lots.
SOOO-WIMjllUY A, LtiT 40X100 IN TB
J Fort Pitt Land Co. 's plan, at North Jean
tie fet this iilan adjoins the new glsn plantof
Dltlirldge ACo.lliext season's (Ire starts August
I9i buy now and save inoneyi get plans.eie. MAX
TEltJllOMPBON ACQ., idi Poiirlli ave. JyO-wi
i3VJ', hpsutlnil liulldlnir lots on llerren ave
ii ue ; ami Adelaide street, Tlilrienntii ward, SnilOO
eaeli, right at llerrnn llllf Park, S minutes fnun
wylle nvetiiiH call a roadi esiy terms. 'i'HOH.
MCCAFFREY, WW iluller it, T JeM-W-l1
O 1.4AUI ItH- irNinHLEVBfi JiANIIBA I
f, rsllrnsii s stioni wsiradsnled firjarfniu ii
Vl,V.u',l,.ll?.1lol'!.r''t hsrssH, JAIi.vVi.V1,1
A Qu iiiuurlli ave,, p ituuurg, Jyiow'
VtSIlY IIBbJIIAIILM r.OTH, Will
"" . ..i' r,ifJSll
tu. Iiuddee
o-mtustion
SATURDAY, . JTJLT 12,
FOR. SALE LOTS.
riiburbnn Lot.
ACRE AT SWISSVALE-TWO MINUTES
., . from station! wehave a very low price for
Jjls week! act quick. BAXTER, THOMPSON A
"M swuhiiiubi -w -
B
RUBHTON, WILK1NSBURO AND EDGE-
J- wooo-Lots 2 to 6 minutes from station:
Jots at Brushton, 40x130, (2MtoS450r lots at WU
klnsburg. 24x122 to alley. (500: 10 lots at Wllktns
burg. WX132. (250 to (500: 35 lots at Edgewood,
8UX120, sooo to (800. H. O. CLARKE, 135 Tenth
ave. and Edgewood. JyO-TTS'
ARGE LOTS AT EMSWORTH, P., Fr. W. A
., O.Rr. ! lots rrom 6.000 to 10 ooo ft. each; price
Wto (000 right at store and school house. In
qulreofD. W.GARHETT, 28 Wylle ave.. city.
JylO-34-ThS
MOST DESIRABLE LOTS IN ALLEGHENY
county. 60x200, for (200, on ten years' time;
s.1 down; (1 per week: plan No. 2 now ready; rail
road fare 4 cents: over 275 lots sold: houses going
up. J. a. ZIMMERMAN, 141 Fourth avenue.
y81-2-MThS
Fnrni".
FARM-87K ACHES, GOOD FRAME HOUSE
eight rooms, new ham, limestone soil, extra
good springs and fruit: no better farm on Monon
gahela river: five minutes' walk to railroad sta
tion: finest view In Allegheny county. ED WI r
T18II, 410 Grant St. Jyl2-p
80 ACRES-NEW HOUSE, FRUIT, ETC.. FOR
(2.800: easy payment; send for "biggest"
iarmand exchange lfstlf you wanttobuy or trade.
N. F. HURST, real estate, Rochester, Pa. Also
11 acres, house, bam, etc., adjoining Rochester
for (2,200. jy!2-2-MWS
IHIsccllnneons.
OWN A HOME-WE WILL BUY OR BUILD
for you anywhere and let your rent pay for
the property: no security required. GRANITE
STATE PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION, branch
offices. Standard building, 631-531 Wood St., Pitts
burg, and 127 Fifth ave., McKeesport.
m'13-15-TT8SU'
FOR. SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
"OUSINESS-A GOOD OPENING IN A GROW
JJ INu railroad town for the undertaking and
livery business: tbe right man wilt find It n pay
ing Investment; a capital of (4,000 to (5,000 re
quired. Address A. z.. Dlsnatch office. Jyll-2
BOOT AND SHOE bTORE-3,000 10 $1,000;
one at (8,000; bat and cap store at Invoice,
aboul(7,600: If you are looking for buslnesi It Is
to your Interest to call on us. T. O. BROWN A
CO., 60 Fourtn ave. Jyl2-27
BOARDING HOUSE-CENTRAL LOCATION.
Penn ave.: elegantly furnished: established
many years; prlco(l,ono to quick purchaser. T.
O. BROWN A 0O 00 Fourth ave. JyI2-27
BAKERY, CONFECTIONERY AND RE8-TAURANT-Deslrablo
location; no competi
tion: good trade: reasons for selling, bad health.
Address DE JAY, Dispatch office. JylO-18
BARBER SHOP-nAVINO A GOOD TRADE;
will be sold at a bargain, as owner has other
business that needs his attention. Address A. L.,
Dispatch office. y3-17
I7IOUNDRY BUSINEBS-WELL LOCATED.
Including a house on two lots, and gas well
to run foundry: held at two-thirds Us value. Ad
dress WM. MARVIN, Flndlay, Ohio.
Je2S-47-TTS8a'
COAT WE HAVE FOR SALE FROM 1,000 TO
7,000 acres of tho very best coal, located on
tho Monongahela river; 9-toot veins, coal lies 200
feet above high water mark: mouth of the pit but
1,400 ft. to river; splendid shipping harbor: a
prompt buyer can secure a bargain. For further
fartlculars oall on or address CAMPBELL A Co.,
112 Carson st., Pittsburg, S. S. Jyll-M
DRUG STOKE ONE OF THE FINEST DRUG
stores In the city ot Pittsburg, complete In
every particular, hiving Una fresh stock, furni
ture, and everythlnr that goes to mako one of the
most desirable and thoroughly equipped stores In
the two cities; the store Is centrally located In one
of the leading thoroughfares, with long lease of
property, and would not be sold but that owners
are engaged In other business: will ho sold at a
bargain and good terms. Address, with full name
endaddress, BUSINESS, Dispatch offlce. Jyl.-OI-
371STABL1SHED BUS1NESS-1N THE CITY,
U requiring only (.1,000 canltsli sickness causa
of selling! has paid loo per rent profit on Invest
ment. Address It C. C, Dlspaten offlce. J y 0-77'
17UNE MILLINERY (I.Ono-NEW LAUNDRY
' (I,mo, Wllmcrdlug grocery (I. (TO, East End
grocery 11,300, hardware store, milk depot, finest
hook and stationery stare In best town In Western
Pennsylvania! bakeries, drug stores, cigar stores,
HHKPARDACO.. 181 Fourth ave. Jyll
3" EASE - STOCK AND JlXTtfRICS OF
J bakery, confectionery and dining room 11
stalilKhed 25 Tears, In tt prosperous, eiindlllim un
Hinlthnrld streeti tho owner having other
Interest demanding his personal utleiillnu. niters
his business for salot capital leiiulred, (l.'w.
Address W, W. IK)X, 101 IV O. Hint. Jyl2.nn
MAMIFAUTIIRINO IIIIHINK-rtS-lN TIIK
eenterof the eltyi large amount of orders
ndi very profitable! a controlling interest
with salary eltavhnit ean lit) had for V.W, T. O,
llltOWN A CO.. DO Fourlh are. )t1Mi
MKATMAItKET-AT A HACRiriOICl GOOD
shoe slum at a bargain 1 grooery smras al all
prlceaidrug, drygioi!s, cigar ami snnls' furnish
ng.torss, to, PKUCIVAL A CHAPMAN, 4M
(J ran HI, IrlJ-M
SHOE STORE-ONE OF THE liLDKHTAND
host locations In East End, Pittsburg, l'a, 1
rausa lor selling iiwink .u iii-iibiiilii. Aniirnssii,
L No, 127
N, nigiiianu ave, 1 j., j.,, riiuuurn,
iviv.si.ivss
Pa
JyU-sl.ws
OIK 000-A NO. 1 Ft III', MllII'lC WOllKHi
&L)' others froiniAlsjoio rJ.oit manufact
uring business rrom (000 to tf,0uo. '1. O. Illto WM
A CO., 00 Fourth ave. Jyl2-27
QOO-HEST GROOKRY IN TWO CITIFH-ON
!5o coinert others at 11,0011, (1,500 tosn,w. T,
O. llltOWN A CO,, 00 Fourth ave. Jy 12-27
CS4 no-HEHTAUMANT. RMAI.L HOT MONEY
7$'l; MAKlNGi choice locatlou, T. O. IIIIOWN
CO., W Fourth ave, Jyl2-27
ninnurncturlntt Hltea.
M
ANUrACTURlNO H1TE-ONE OF THE
hest in the Twelfth ward, fronting threa
..-u-.- .a -ll- tnnmnrtmlnip .nimPfil inillSJ ftmt.
partly Improved! at a greatly reduced price;
iasy payments. See W. A. HEREON A HON8,
0 Fourth ave, Jy4-08-s"
vT
ANUFACTUItlNO SITE-ON LINE OF
. railroad. In the cltyt over 300x300 feet, cor-
mirof three streets. JAS. W. DRAPE A CO,. 129
Fourth ave., Pittsburg,
Jyl2-42-D-
I'OIt rJALE-nilHCELLANEOirrs.
Iloraes. Vehicles. Live Hlocll. Ele.
B
AROUCnE-.IUMP SEAT, IN GOOD CONDI
TION, will be sold chcan for want of use.
Apply at J. H. SKELTON'S LIVERY STABLE,
Twelfth St., near Liberty. Jy8-75-TTB-
TKMI-L A NDAUB COACHES AND FIVE
J glass landaus; these aro perfect carriages;
have had little use: liberal terms. Apply L,
ULKSENKAMPASON, 320 Penn ave.
JyO-87-WTh6-
DELIVERY WAGONS-DELIVERY WAGON8
all styles: ourown make. W51. BECKERT,
310 to 111 Ohio street, Allegheny. Telephone. 3420.
Jells-aws
PONY CART-GOOD AS NEW: ALSO AN
assortment of second-band summer carriages;
come cariy 11 you want a Bargain. Apply 313
PENN AV
vc jyv-ii-wTns
QTUDEBAKEK WAGON USED BUT A
O short time: price low. Call at ARCHIBALD'S
STABLE, OS and08 Third avenue. 1e21-ll
Machinery nnd Metals.
AUTOMATIC TYPEWRITER TOE BEST
suited for telegraph and railroad work of
anymarhlno mado: easiest to lcarn.most exact,
most compact, most durable, least liable to error,
least liable to get out or order, most distinct
writing, not noisy; most practical machine Tor
business purposes and letter writing. Call or send
for circular. O.K. FLOWER, 110 Fourth avj
Pittsburg. Tel, 716. Read this ad. Je22-8l-M68u
DRILLING ENGINES AND BOILERS-FOR
oil or gas wells, engines and hollers In every
slzcand style, sawmills and wood-worktng ma
chinery. IIARMES MACHINE DEPOT, No. 07
First ave., Pittsburg. Pa. inh9-D
E
NOINES AND BOILERS-NEW AND RE
FITTED: renalrlnir oromotly attended to.
PORTER FOUNDRr AND MACHINE CO.,
LIM., below Suspension bridge, Allegheny, Va..
Jy2-63
HORIZONTAL ENGlNE-20X42,25,Ou0 FEET
second-hand wire rope: also hoisting and
portable engines and Stcmen valves, castings,
etc. VELTfcA MCDONAliD, 320U Penn avenue,
Jel6-6-TTe
SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND BOILERS
all sizes and st)lcs In stock, from 4 to loo h. p.;
nil related; good as new, atlowe6t prices: porta
ble engines, 8 to 25 h. p.; boilers ull sizes and
slylcs. J, B. YOUNU, 23 Pa-k way, Allegheny,
Pa. ociS-ao-D'
Mlncellnnenu".
TtAMoNDS - SEVEN-STONE DIAMOND
XJ rings at (IBcacli. tho greatest bargains on
earthi friendship rings. 60c, (I audit 60 each) dia
mond watches, fine Jcwclrv. eloeks, sllverwsre
nnd spectacles, etc,, at WILSON'S, 61 Fourth
nve,, Pittsburg. Fine watch repairing a specialty,
' Je20.4-tr
E
X 'J ed,, elieapi.nlso 60,000 other good books.
FRANKllACON'ACO., 301 Hmltlifield at. Jy.
.1X.IJI Ul.lll'KIJl A llllllAHIUA--OI Jt1v41r.1t
1IANK 8TATHi111!NTr.
K15YHTONB DANK OK l'lTTHllUllO.
HtAtetnaiit of His eondltlon of tho Key.
stuiieliniikuftt'lttitiureAttlio oloio of buil.
ueiiiJuneDoTiMX).
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Hem ciuig.,.,. , yM';!v?
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f'nn"lons, , , MftM 70
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.' JU-.. lUipotigij .j
irm-xt
Kll
1llOHPKRHIH PllorotlRAril BUSINESS ON
inn of lliu principal streets of, Allegheny!
owner going West on necnunt of falling luuiltli Is
111 n rrn.un for selling, Particulars from J AH, W.
HIAPEACO,, 120 Fourth avenue, Pltlshnrg,
Jy2.4'-D'
isii jbj. nvsnn, uainier,
1890.
TO LAT.
Cltr Realdcncea.
CtA FIFTH AVENUF-LAROBTHIRy BT(IRY
t room, suitable 'or printing offlce, or light
manufacturing: rent only (20. J. R. COOlEft A
CO,, 1M Fourth are. Jyll-Pt .
Enst End Residences.
HOUSES-VERY DESIRABLE: ONE ON
Walnut St., one on Marchand at., near
Shady ave. ; moderate rent. See W. A. HEREON
A SONS, 80 Fourth ave. Jyl2-41-wst
Summer Residence,.
AT CRE8SON-DESIRABLE COTTAGE OF
ten rooms: rent moderate. See W. A.
Jl t-liuun a auaa, bu unnn ave. jjh-s-ubt
THE HANDSOMELY FURNISHED COT
TAGEofthelatc Mrs. Louise Jones. atCres
son Springs. Pa,, for the season of 1800: reason
able terras; Immediate possession. HOWARD
JONES. 135 Fourth ave., city. Jyl0-60t
Rooms.
5 CHOICE KOOMS-AT 0 NINTH ST.. NEAR
Penn ave., on each flat or a new brick struc
ture: nat, and art. gas, water, bath, etc.; rent
low. BLACK A BAIRD, 93 Fourth avo. Jyl2-8t
Offlce,, Dealt Room. Etc.
FEW NICE OFFICES IN GERMANIA SAV
1NUSBANK BUILDING, Wood and Dia
mond sts. apl0-4Jt
PERSONAL.
1 PERSONAL HOOKS WANTED-IF YOU
have any books to sell, let us know. LEVI'S
BOOK STORE, Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
mh7
PERSONAL-SEND STAMP FOR COPY OF
large matrimonial paper with hundreds of
advertisements rrom rich and poor. THE AMER
ICAN MESSENGER, 155 Washington street. Chi
cago, 111. Jyl2-29
PERSONAL-YOUR EYFS REQUIRE GREAT
care during very warm wenher; 11 they
trouble vou In the least go to CUESSMAN-MAN-NION.
Opticians. 42 Federal st.. Ally., and have
thera properly examined free; best (1 spess on
earth. . Jvl2-34
PERSONAL-PENSIONS OBTAINED FOR
any cause for all disabled soldiers. 'widows,
dependent parents, etc., by J. II. STEVENSON
A CO. (Cant. J. K. Barbour and Lt. J. H. Steven
son), 100 Fifth avenue. Noadvaneefeedemanded.
Cut this out.' J75-D
PERSONAL GENTLEMEN CONTES1PLAT
1NG atrip to the seashore and mountain re
sorts or returning therefrom, should bring their
clothing to DICKSON, the tailor, OS Fifth ave.,
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 the same
time should you desire a new suit, his stock or
Imported and domestic goods Is ofthe newest and
most fashionable patterns: hv giving hlin a call
you will not regret lt. Tele. 1558. Jc28-D
FOUND.
I70UND-A VERY USEFUL LITTLE BOOK,
1 (Our Eyes, and how to preserve them, with
hints on the selection and use or spectacles. Just
published by CHESSMAN-MANNlON.Optlclans,
42 Federal st.. Ally.: by mail 2 cents; free at
office best (1 specs on earth. Jyl2-24
FOUND-EoTHAY-A BLACK COW: THE
owner can recover same ty paying charges.
Inquire or OWEN SMITH, Linden ave.. Last
End. Jyl2-84
DTjBINESS changes.
DISSOLUTION NOriOE-THE FIRM OF
Burns A Jahn. composed of the under
signed, has been this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All claims duo the firm will bo paid
to John Burns, at the old place of business, No,
651 Grant street, Pittsburg;, and all debts due
by the firm will be settled by said John Burns.
JOHN BURNS,
O. F. JAHN.
Pirrsouna, PA., JnlylO, 1690. Jy 12-22
SOT1U- IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership lately subsisting between
io P. Sharp and Darld Hnllam, of Pitts.
bare, under tho name of tho Valley Stono Com
pany, was dleiolred on tho -Itti day of June,
1WK), by mutual content. All debts owing; to the
snld partnership arn to bo rocelvod by the said
Jesse P. Sharp, and all demands on the said
partnership aro to bo presented to lilm for pay
ment. The business will bo continued by the
said Jesse P. Sharp under the namo and stylo
ot 1110 vniieyrsiono company,
J.
KJHE P. Hit AltP.
Jy4-21-4,12,1U
DAVID HALLAM.
DIHHOMJTfOK NOTfOK.-NOTfOI5 1H
hereby glvon that the firm of "llio Hwln
dell A Hniytlio Company," of the City of Pitts
burs, Pa., heretofore outfaced In tlio art and
trado of oreatlnit furnaces fur rolllnit mills,
etc, lias been dissolved by the death of Henry
Hwindell, anil Hut all unfinished contracts of
said company will be completed by tlio surely
Ins partner, Haninel It, Hinythe, who Is author
ized to eolleet all claim's duo said firm nnd who
will pay all tlfhts due and owing tiysald ooiu.
pany. KATHHWINDf.t.l lixeoutrlx,
HAMUHLltn.rlMYTJil1!.
PlTTNIIUnU, June 90, JMOO.
Tho undersigned liege leare to Inform trie
J nitrons of the lata firm of Hwindell A
Imytlie, lurnaea builders, eta, and tlio
tmbllo generally, that lio has jiiireliased
tlio ontlru Interest or Henry Hwindell,
ileoeaseil. and lias consolidated with
Alex LatiRhlln A Co., formerly of Cleveland,
() forming the H. It. Hmytliu it taiighlln Com
pany, under which namo the business will bn
ennilmiod with Improved facilities at tlio samo
p ace. Lewi 11 loolt. pittshurir.
lace, ixiwis
JtltIO 0, 1BW),
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nam jk nai 1 1 111,.
Iv4 BO-rt
EDUCATIONAL.
Pittsburg, Eighth trcet, near Penn avenue.
I'lllaburir I'ein lie Culloan lllld C'ONHKIIVA
touy of Mumo. 23 toachers. Superior homo
comforts and caro. Yoar begltii September".
Addrosf,
jy4hg.T) Prcsldont A. H. NOIIOIIOMH, D. D.
KKHIjE HOHOOL HYUACUHB, N. Y.
lloardlng School for Rlrls. Under tho su
iiei vision of the Kt. Her. t D, Huntington, S.
T, I), The twentieth school year begins Wed.,
Sept. 17,1800. ApplytoMJHSMArtYJ.JACK.
BON, Principal. roy8 0fl-Th8
T7-ENYON MIWTAHY At'ADEMY.-THtH
iY old and remarkably successful school pro
vides thorough preparation for college or busl.
noss, and careful supervision of health, habits
and maimers. For cataloguo address LAW
HENCK ItUST, LU D., Hector, Gambler, O.
JyllMCT-D
HAHCOUIIT PLAGE BEMINAIIY.-A
school of tho highest grade for young la
dies and girls. Established upon original lines,
Its growth has been remarkable. For catalogue
address tho Principal, MISS ADA I. A YEU. U.
A Gambler, O. Jo12-37-d
CHELTENHAM ACADEMY, OOONTZ, PA.
Near Philadelphia, Bound Brook route to
New York. Unexcelled locatlou and surround
ings. Perfect school equipment. Library, gym
nasium, military system. 'Ihorongh preparation
for college or scientific school. Number limited
to 00. 1500 per year. No extras. Illustrated cir
cular. JOHN CALVIN RICE, A. M., Prln.
jel-92-D
BISHOP BOWMAN INSTITUTE-A COL
LEGIATE schooLfor young ladies, corner
Penn are. and Fourth street. A comprehen
sive course of English studies; French and
German by natlvo teachers; vocal and Instru
mental music by experienced professors; the
next term will open Wednesday, September IV.
v. it. J. Luaiuit, a. oi., ncctor.
jj8 81-T8
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY IS BEYOND
doubt one of tbe best technical and clas
sical Institutions of the country. Through tbe
generosity of lu founder, the Hon. Asa Packer,
tnltlon is ouered Ireo to all anio to pass tno re
quirements for admission. The Preparatory
School for Leigh University is tbe only school
recommended and indorsed as sneb. bv Presi
dent and Faculty of the University. For cata
logues and particulars, apply to the Principal,
W. ULBICH, Pn.D., Bethlehem. Pa. Jy3-41-TTS
CURR.Y UNIVERSITY
SIXTH STREET.
Fall term opens September 2.
SO INSTRUCTORS. 1,606 STUDENTS LAST
YEAR.
Classical; SclcntiUc; Normal and English.
Business College. School of Shorthand. Con
servatory of Music School of Elocution.
Eight thoroughly equipped schools in one.
Night school opens September 2. Bookkeeping,
shorthand, geomotry, mechanical drawing.
Send for catalogue. jylO-53-TTS
Pennsylvania College for Women.
Situated In a beautiful park, on a commanding
plateau. In the suburbs of Pittsburg, awav from
Utynolso and dust. Unsurpassed Tor beauty and
hcalthfulncjs. Excellent fucllltles fur study of
natural sciences, classics anil matheinatlcs-in
short, cvtry department well cqulppid. Season
onrna September 10, '90. Earlv application la de
sirable. Furcatalugues and further Information
apply to MISS HELEN E. PELLEl'REAU. Presl
dent, Pittsburg (Kast E111I). Pa. Jyl-78-Tiia
I.EI1AL NtlTICEsi.
"VTOTICE IS HEUEUY GIVEN THAT
ll letters testamentary on the estates of
Win. F. Kummer, l.tto of tho Houtlmlde, Pitts
burg, deceased, have boon grunted to the un
dersigned, to whom all persons Indebted to
said estate are requested to make litiniedl.tto
payment, am! tliois Imvlng claltni against the
samo mould roent them duly probated.
JI, It. M ICY lilt, Excoutnr,
No, lt13 Carson st., Pittsburg, H. H., or Nn, 104
Olilo it,, Allegheny, Pa. joM73-h
W. 1), PlIlt'lKIt, A
No. I WvllH
Uloriier si Law,
TflNTATE Of FREDERICK KlIIHdll. I)E
' HTeuiie.
Jl4 CKAMRD-Notlre It hereby given thai fetters
estate of fcredsrluk Klrsch.
dcoi'ssed,
i.'s.HineiiiiirT mii iiiw
TW,!l
Iluss tiiwiisliip, Allrglifiiy
urev,, granted to Charlotte,
eounty, Pit,, Jle Lreu, granted to ciiarlotle,
Klrseli ami Rdward J.Clrseii All persons In
ilslilfil to "aid, estate will make psiiuenl lo Ed
ward Ji.Klrsehi useoutur, at the njflca nf J, M,
Hummel 01,, corner or Firtsentli nnd liingiism
ftreot,, I Htsiiurg, Hiiuilnlile, tawliumall parties
having elslms s knliuf tslii estalii wl
lllHltllll tlltt
saniu wiiiivuiiiiiiayi . w Hi
W 1 '1 illicit.
IH7-.S
Attorney for Ksnuiitnrs,
O"'MAY",H0NH4(J0,7
AU
iM . .
J)VJNO AN
UvliB
vrtnn.
mhlK Wint.
IIHburjr, I',
BIEETlNGft.
NOTICE THE MEMBEUS OK LINCOLN
COUNCIL NO. 175, JR. O. U. A. Jt, aro
requested to assemble at their ball, cor. Forty
ninth and Butlor sts.. SA1URDAY. July 12.
1800, at 2 o'clock sharp, to attend tbe funeral of
out lato brother, John Green. Sister councils
aro respoctfully Invlts d to attend.
7 H. A. BAMBAOH, C.
G. E. CONNER, K. B.'
PlTTsnTJno, July IV, 18l)a jylW3
J -NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS SPECIAL
meeting nf the members of Hope Lodge,
n. 313, K. of P.. will meet at their hall, 102
Ohio stroet. Allegheny City, on SUNDAY.
July 13, at 1 o'clock sharp to attend tbe funeral
of our fate brother, C. Kenneweg, which takes
place from his late residence, corner of Cbest
net and Main sts.. Allegheny. Sister lodges are
requested to attend, lly order of C. C. P.
RIESECK, K. of R. and 8. Jyl2-5
office of the chautauqua lake 1
Ice Company. ?
PiTTSnuEO, Pa., Mav 18. lo0-).
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
company has called a special meeting of
its stockholders to be held at tbe office ot tbe
company at Thirteenth and Pike streets, city
of Pittsburg, on THURSDAY, the 17tb day of
July, 1800, at 2 o'clock p. 3f., for the purpose of
voting for or against an lncreaso of the capital
stock. W. F. WILSON.
Jel7-78-ws Secretary.
PROPOSAL-.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BEALED
propoals will bo received for tbe erec
tion of a public school building in Third ward,
Homestead borough, Allecheny county. Pa.;
plans and specifications for samo can be seen
at Homestead, or at the ofllco of J. P. Bailey,
architect, Stofenson building. Sixth avenue,
Pittsburg. Contractors aro inquired to uso
none but union labor and union material, and
a bond of $10,000 to accompany the bid. Pro
posals to bo left with the archltect.or Joseph A.
Woit, at Homestead. All bids must be in on
or before. MONDAY, July 21, 1890. Board re
serve the right to reject any or all bids.
GEORGE W. SARVER. President. JOSEPH
A. WEST, Secretary. JylO-22
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OFTHE
Comptrollcrof the Currency, Washington.
JuneO. IrtO. Whereas by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned. It has been made to
appear the Liberty National Bank of Pittsburg,
In tbe city or Pittsburg, In the county of Alle
gheny and State or Pennsylvania, has compiled
with all the provisions or the Statutes of the
United states required to be compiled with before
an association shall be authorized to commence
the business of banking, now, therefore. 1. Ed
ward a. i.acy, comptroller 01 uhwocmii
ira 3. i.aey, Comptrollcror tneunrrencT.no
rehy certify that "The Liberty National Bank
Pittsburg.'' In tho, city of Pittsburg, in the
unty of Allegheny and State of Pennsylvania.
-. a " . 1... -I . as? Ko nlr-
nerrn;
of I'
cou
is nntfioriTPit tn i-nrnmenep the business of bank
ing as provided In section fifty-one hundred and
sixty-nine ofthe Revised Statutes or the United
btates. In testimony whereof witness my band
and seal of this office this Stb day or June, 1TO.
E. 8. LACY, Comptroller of the Currency. Ho.
4339. Jeli-l-P
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CE1VED at the offlco of tbe Supervising
Architect. Treasury Department, Washington.
D. C, until 2 o'clock 1". it. on tbe 23d day of
JULY, 1800, for tho Iron stairways and Iron
work of interior finish for tho U. S. Court
House and Postofflce building at Pittsburg,
Pa., In accordance with drawings and specifica
tion, copies of which maybe had on application
at this office, or the offlce of the superin
tendent. Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check for $300. Tho Departmentwtll
reject all bids received aftor the time fixed for
opening tbo same; also, all bids which do not
comply strictly with tbe requirements of this
Invitation. Proposals most be sealed and In
dorsed "Proposal for Iron Stairways and Iron
Work of Interior Finish for the U. S. Court
House and PostoiHoa building at Pittsburg.
Pa.," and addrossod to JAS. lit. WINDIUM,
Supervising Architect. June 28, 1800. jyl-0-TTS
PROPOSALS-NOTICE TO CONTRACT
ORS Sealed proposals for buildlhg a
stono bridge over Wheeling creek at Main
street, Wlmollng, W. Va., will be received at
the oOlco of tho City Clerk, Wheeling, W. Va.,
until
13 M. MONDAY, JULY 2f, 1SD0.
Forms of proposals, specifications and plans on
file at tbe office of tlio City Engineer.
(IKNKftAL IJIMKNXIONH.
Segmental arch, VA feott span, 2.1 feet rlsei
depth of koy, 4U fcoti nf springers, 0 feeti width
of bridge. 47 feet. Tim brldiH will contain
about P.OOu cubic yarns of masonry.
Responsible security In the amount of 120,000
(twenty thousand dollar!) will be required for
tlm faithful performance of tho contrnut.
Thn fight Is reserved to rejeot any nr all bids
not deemed advantageous tu the elty. Pro
posals to bo addresssd to Thomas V, Thouer,
lilty Clerk, Wheeling. W. Va., and marked
"Proposals for Htonallrldiie,"
Hills will also ba received for 11 bridge 41 feet
wide. All other dimensions the same.
P. U HOOK.
JylftM City Engineer.
" DIVIDEND.
j 1 1 jniiiJitifs sjuir ''. airu.
TIVIDENJ) NOTIUK-TJIE HOARD OF
fliiHieiiiiiiiiri fxlu 111 ii.nn
Managers ot the aionongaiioiaaaviga-
uiiiil
bllJIl -llllIIT sit-. illS) IIKJ.tlVUIUirit SSJ UlfC
ileud or FIVE PER CENT on tho capital
stock, payablu to the stockholders or their
legal representatives, at tlio ollloonf the com
pany, No, 110 Diamond street, Pittsburg, on
and nfterthe loth Inst.
JylO-64-n W. 1IAKKWEI.L, Treasurer.
..... " a .. ( (i el.su flaw ilafllnHBil SI .1 I I .
The Ciiahtikiih Valley Gam Co,
ihtikiih Valley Gam Co., (
PITTMIIUIIO. I'A.. Julv7. ItsOO. I
TIVIDEND-N01'ICfi-TfIE HOARD OF
XJ Directors of this eompiny has this dav
declared a dividend of ONE AND ONE-HALF
PER UK.NT upon the capital stook of the coin-
?any, payable on the lO'.h Inst, by mailed check,
'ransrer books will bo closed on the 12th Inst.
Jy8.73-r F. J. TENER, Treasurer.
Gkrman American Ink. Co. or Pa., )
OrnoE No. lit FouiiTii avenuk. J
PirTNnuito, Julv7, 1H0O.
DIVfDEND-THE DIRIXTORS OF TII1H
Company have this dav declared a semi
annual dividend ot FOUR PER CENT (12 CO
per share), payable on demand.
JyH-WJ W. J. PATTERSON. Secretary.
OFFICE OF AIITISAM'H iNtlUIUNCK COM
pany. PtTTSnuno. Pa. July 7. 1890.
t
JVVIDEND -THE DIRECTORS OF
XJ this company have this day declared a
dividend of THREE PER CENT (nno dollar
and a half per share) out ot tbe earnings ot the
last six montns, payaDie inrinwiin.
jj.0-72.TT8 CHAS. P. SMITH, Becretary.
OFFICE ARMENIA INSURANCE COMPANY, I
PiTTsnuno, July 10, 1800. I
DIVIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
company have declared a semi-annual
dividend of THREE DOLLARS per share,
payable on demand. W. D. McGILL,
Jyl2-15 Becretary.
office of the
Teutonia Insurance Compant.
No. 200 OHIO ST., ALLEOHENY, Jnlv, 1890.
DIVIDEND NO.&5.-THE DIRECTORS OF
this company have this day declared a
dividend of FOUR PER CENT (J2 per share)
out of the earnings of the past six months, pay
able on demand C. W. GERWIG,
Jy9-Dd Secretary.
Office Western Insurance Co., '
PiTTSBCiio, JnlyS. 189a t
DIVIDEND NO. 76-THE BOARD OF
directors bavo this day declared a divi
dend of THREE PER CENT, or $1 60 upon
eacb share of the capital stock, pavablo on and
after the 11th inst WM. P. HERBERT,
JtO-43-D Secretary.
AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE THE OR1G
IN AL and renowned Oriental Opera Com
pany, ot New York, will appear on MONDAY,
July 14, In "Esther," from EIngede; or. "Tbe
False Priest,"
Roserved seats, SI, 75c. 60c and 25c. JyS-9i
HARRIS THEATER
Every afternoon and evening.
INIGO TYRRELL in
HIS NATURAL LIFE.
Week July 14, Xnlgo Tyrrell in Tempest
Tossed. JVS-08-TT3
OFFICIAL PITTSBUUG.
PiTTsmnio, July 7, 1890.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will De received at tbe
offlco of City Controller until Thursday, tbe
17th day of July, A. D. 1890, at 2 o'clock p. it.,
fortbefol.owiug,v.WERa
Harvard street, from Shetldan street to a
point 100 fcot east of North Highland avenue,
15-Inch pipe.
Berlin allov, from Fifty-fourth street to Mc
Candless street sewer, 16-;hch pipe.
Colwell street, from Miller street to Pride
street, is-incnpipe.
Cotnrle alley, Kdmond street and Torley
street, from wincbiuiiie avenuo loroari stroet,
13, 18 and ZMttcli pipe.
Carsnu street, from South Sixth street to
M11111I1 Miffhth strum. and 2Mneb iilno.
Hniiwilni alley, from Willow street to Valloy
street, lSlooli pipe.
Howe street, from Dennliton Avenue to a
connection with n sower on Howe street at
Hlmdy avenue, IS-lnoh pipe.
Arabella iiroer, from Feitlval itreot to Don
nlstiiii avenue, lj-lneh pine.
1'l.ins And speolllcailniis can bo seen and
blanks for bidding can bo obtained at Hie (Ion
oral (Jflloe, Jlepartinentor Publlo Works.
Knoll proposal must bo accompanied by A
I hi ml, with two auretlei, probated before Hit
Mayor or Uity Clerk.
ilia Department of Awards reserves tho right
,0 rej.es any or ... b1d.kM(
lyT.IH C'lilsf nf Daparlmunt of l'nblln Works.
NUTlOKlt.
XTOTlOfrJ-HTKASIllOATMKN-OBrvTUUU.
IN TlONH will bo plueert in Ohio rlysral
CjiiolntiAii on or About J UN W 'A liwo, for piers
01 (antral IlallwAy tjrldgs, bsfween UI no tin Ml
and Newport, Ky, TLI, ,UVlVUllh ,ei i CO,,
VVUtrsuiuis, , g, ;. tt )virv
CHOICE PROPERTIEP.
LOTSI LOTS I
Nice building lots affording attractive homes
or money making to the purchasers at present
prices.
MORN1NGSIDE PLAN.
Eighteenth ward, extending from the Alle
gheny river and A. V. R. It, to HIzhland Park;
la tbe East End. Largo lots at To, S100, S200,
$300, up to IC0O for magnificent situations.
ALLEGHENY LOTS.
Benton nve. plan. Eleventh ward, beautiful
situation. 200, $300, Stno. New streets and rapid
transit lines now building will toon double and
quadrnpio values in this section.
FLEMING PARK.
Level lots, handsome and convenient homo
sites right on line of P. L. E. R. R. and pro
posed electric road, In sight of tbe city and view
of the river. No mistake can be mado in bay
log these cbolco lots at S20O to (300.
We bave nice homes, choice Investments In
all locations. Our representatives ready to
accompany purchasers jt all times direct from
our offices.
CHARLES SOMERS & CO.,
313 Wood St.
6019 Penn Ave, E. E.
Telephone 1773. Telephono 6323. Je2S
FOE S.L
SQUIRREL HILL.
Tracts of Land.
Containing from 6 to 100 acres, with good build
logs and improvements.
Price very low and terms to suit purchaser.
Ira MTBurchneld.
Jy3-30-TT3 158 Fourth avo.
AT A LOW PRICE.
At Edgewood, P. R. R.,
AT AUCTION. JULY . NEXT,
On tho premises at 11 o'clock a. Mavcryde
slrablo and modern dwelling, one acre of
ground, shade and ornamental trees. Location
first class near the station. Sco
W. A. HERRON & SONS.
80 FOURTH AYR JyOB-wa
ACCTlO.t SALES.
AUCTION SALE
BUILDING LOTS,
IN PLAN OF THE
Birmingham Land Improvement
Company,
Thursday, July 17, at ro A. M.
This property Is on tbe line of tho Suburban
Rapid Transit Electric Railway, one mile from
City limits, three miles from Court House.
Elghty-tnn acres of tho most beautiful land
in tho suburbs of Pittsburg, laid out in lots 50
xlSO, 60x200 and larger. Slain streets 60 feet
wide. Boulevard 66 feet wide. Ucautlfu!
scenery. Healthful surroundings. Perfect
dralnagi). Two natural gas lines along tho
front of thn property. Fine four-fnot board
walk from city lino to farthest end ot the plan.
Eteotrle cars nass nlong the entiro front of tho
property, a distance of 1,000 feet, and tbonco
to city.
Halo positive without reserve. No postpone
ment on account of weather. Terms reason
able. Long, time on deferred payments.
Twenty dollars deposit on day of salo un ac
count of each lot purchased.
thlHso handbills and posters.
Don't be afraid of rain. Yon ean ride on
street oars all the way lo the plan, and shelter
will bo aifnrilrd In oflleo and buildings of com.
pany tin the property. J7
AUCTION SALE,
Saturday, July 12, 1890,
at a P. M.
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOT!!,
TOGETHER WITH
Two Elegant Houses,
Open to Inspection during tho week,
In the Laurel Land Cotiipjiiy's pi.ni at
Laurel station. P.. F. W. A U. R. R.
Twenty minutes' rldo from tho city.
These lots will bu soldi no reasonable
offor rofused.
Trains leave Federal stroet dopot, 2:13,
3.30 and i r, M., city time.
Anderson & Beeckman, Lim.,
80 FOURTH AVE.
Jyfl-710,P,I0.1I,H
AUCTION SALE.
LOTSI LOTSI
ON SATURDAY, JULY 12. at 2 O'CLOCK,
on the premises. In Flowers' Plan at Hazel
wood. Twenty-third ward. 80 nice building lots.
Hazolwood ave., Emahlla, Olio, Promenade,
Hill Top and Paraiio streets, only about 8 min
utes' walk from B. A O. railroad station (23
dally trains each wav) and on the line of the
Hecond avenuo eloctrlc railway, thus offering
frequent and cheap facilities of access, cboico
location, elevated position, picturesque view.
Terms A reasonable band payment, balance
In monthly or other payments, such as will gtvo
everyone an opportunity to secure a pleasant
home.
1. 11. PENNOCK,
117 Fourth ave., cor. Fourth ave. and Cherry
alley, Plttsborg;
A. J. PENTECOST, Auctioneer. Jy9-74
TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE-OF
DWELLING
HOUSE AND LOT!
On THURSDAY, Jnlv 17, 1890, at 10 o'clock A.
M., on tbe premise', Bedford avenue, between
Crawford and Mercer streets. By virtue of an
order of tbe Orphans' Court of Allegheny
countv, issuing nut of said court at No. 2 De
cember Term, 1SSS, in partition of tbe estate of
J ames HindmaD, deceased. I will offer at publics
sale, on tbe premises, on July 17, 1890, at 10 A.
M., tbe following described property, viz: A.
lot or piece of ground fronting 25 ft. 8 in. on.
Bedford ave. and extending back 160 ft., mora
or less, to Whiteside alley, erected thereon a
two-story frame bousa and stable. Terms of
sale One-third cash on delivery of deed, and
the balance In two equal annual installments,
secured by bond and mortgage with sci. fa.
clanse and attorney's commission. R. W.
MILLER. Trustee. 144 Fifth avenue. Pittsburg,
Pa. LEE 4 CHAPLlN.Auctloneers. 313 Wood
street. jyll-7-Tu3
BY JAMES W. DRAPE CO.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF
FURNITURE. CARPETS. BOOK CASES.
FINE PIANO, ETC.
At tho residence of the late Mrs. Gor
don. 1S3 North avoiiue, Allegheny. TUESDAY
MORNING, July 15, at 10 o'clock. Tberola
Parlor Furniture, Pier Glasses. Marble Top
Tables. Bedsteads and Bedding, Book Cases,
Wardrobes. Sideboard, Extension Tables,
Chairs, Rockers, Lice Curtains and Pole-,
China and Plated Ware, with Hall, and Htalr
Carpets, Brussels nnd Ingrain Catpets, Fine
Htelnway Piano, etc, etc. Positive salo. S.
Collins, Executor.
JAS. W. DRAPE A CO.. Auctioneers,
Jyll-25-D 12U Fourth avenue, Pittsburg.
NOriCE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
MONDAY, July 21, 1800, at 2 o'clock P.
m tbe Pennsylyanla Railroad Company wilt
expo to sale at publlo auction at the station of
the Pittsburg. Virginia and Charleston Hail
wav at Hays, Allegheny county. Pennsylvania,
A lot of railroad ties, about If) In number,
shipped from Hlitersville, West Virginia, to 11.
O. Iiitghman, Hays station, and received about
June 10, 1880, In A. V. It, It, ear 2000. Wald eon.
ilgnee having declined to reoelve tbo ties or to
pay tho charges thereon, sale will be made for
tlio payment of same. Tho ties aro under
standard site and ean be seen on tho ground at
Hays station, For any further Information ap.
ply to W. It, MAUim Agent I. It, It, Co.,
I'fttsburg, BouihildV. 1L k HMITlIHON, Anol
tloneor. eM.iflwi
AHHIQNKli'H HALt1
or
HOUSE JND LOT
AT AUCTION.
(SATURDAY, July 12, al 4 o'clock, on preml.
lee.
pus, - r uiiiiiniii hh, tmiu wmu, mieg iivur.
nearpeinl nf iluyle it., will be sold lotaiijtt
Willi Utlok fionse A roomsi easy terms, y ,
21 rniiiitaiii it., tniru waru, Allegheny,
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