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All communication! for this department
should be mailed to reach THE DISPATCH not
later than Saturday morning. Reasonable
space will be freely given to all organizations
classified tinder this beading.
Order of Holon.
Deputy Organizer Babont has a fine charter
list for a lodge at Cleveland.
Charter Lodge Initiated fonr members last
week and Allegheny Lodge three.
Supreme Trustee D. B. Conners has returned
from a trip through West Virginia, and reports
bright prospects.
Supreme Secretary B. F. Beatty left Thurs
day for Stubenville and Columbus to Tisit
lodges at those points.
Warner Lodge No 12 will celebrate Its first
anniversary September IS. Dr. R. E. "Warner
Trill be the orator of the evening.
The Supreme Treasurer's monthly report for
August hows a rapid increase of the order
throughout the United States.
The Board of Supreme Trustees report ap
plications tor loans at Massillon, Columbus
and Zaoesville. In all about 15.000.
Past President M. H. Hotlng, of Charter
Lodge Ho.L will leave early in the week for an
extended trip to the Eastern cities.
Pat President Fisher, of Granite Lodge No.
7, called at the supreme office on Friday, and
reports bis lodge doing excellent work.
Brother D. H. McCinre, of Erie, Pa was In
the city last Monday. Brother McCinre will
assist in organizing several lodges at Erie.
Supreme Treasurer R. J. Godfrey will de
liver an addre-s at the anniversary of Coke
Lodge, of Stoners, Pa., on Monday evening.
President and Secretary Mrs. R J. Godfrey
and Miss Stella bullivau. of Mispab Lodge, will
leave lor Philadelphia and New York to-morrow.
Secretary William Abercromble, of Sewlckly
Lodge Ko. 11, secured six new members for his
lodge since last meeting. No. 11 cow admits
ladies.
Captain Moreladge, the well known river
captain, has enlisted in the cause of Solon, and
says he will pilot a lodge of about 200 members
at Cincinnati, O. Success to you, captain.
Select Knlcuts of America.
Look out for anew legion on the Southside
'iry soon.
Central Legion No. 8 has been heard from
favorably.
The Committee on Ritual will meet during
the coming week.
Comrade Joseph B, Eaton has been beard
from. He is stopping at the St. James, Den
ver, CoL
Colonel Lewis says that the First Regiment
will probably bold its annnal reception in No
vember this year.
The members of Pittsburg Legion No. 1 and
Duquesne No. 10 are hustling, and will make a
fine showing at their next regular meeting in
the nay of new members.
P. G. C. John Rowen has returned from Mt.
Clements, accompanied by his wife, who has
been quite 111 lor some time. The comrades
will regret to learn that she is not much im
proved. There will be a meeting of the Board of Offi
cers of the First Regiment on Wednesday even
ing, September 10, at 7:30 o'clock, at the Cen
tral HoteL The Colonel wishes every officer to
be present.
Grand Medical Examiner Dr. F. V. Brooks
makes a verr favorable report of affairs In
Evans City- Tb comrades of tbisiegton feel
quite elated over the (act that they are to be
placed in the first regiment.
It is certainly very encouraging to witness the
manner In which 'the comrades of the different
legions are taking hold of the new order of
things. Every one has an application for mem
bership, or is looking for one.
G. C William B. Kirker Is making some ex
cellent selections in the appointment of his
staff. With snch energy ami enterprise as he
has started out with the organization is sure to
prosper, in this State at least.
C. SI. B. A.
The reunion last Monday was the largest of
of the season.
Hon. Judge J. F. Connelly, of Scranton, will
represent Branch 44 at the convention.
Last Saturday Branch S3 was Instituted at
Washington, Pa by Deputy J. W. bullivan.
Twelve thousand five hundred people by ac
tual count were at the reunion at Rock 'Point.
A meeting of the Reception Committee will
be held next Thursday evening at the beventh.
Avenue HoteL
Supervising Medical Examiner M. C. Duni
can, M. D.. of Erie, will be at the convention.
He will be the guest of the local examiners.
An Invitation hasbeen mailed to all the mem
bers In this vicinity to take part in the parade
on the Tuesday morning of the convention.
The details of the arrangements for the com
ing contention to be held in Pittsburg have
been completed. The delegates will assemble
at the Seventh Avenue Hotel at 8.30 a. v. on
Tuesday, September 9. Tbevwill be escorted
from tbe hotel tu the-cathedral b) the members
of tbe association in this locality. The Knights
of St. John will act as a guard of honor. The
grand marshal. Thomas E. Gray, of Hawley,
will have command. He will be assisted by E.
S. Geary and Adam Paff. Alter mass at the
cathedral the delegates will repair to Union
Veteran Legion Hall on Sixth avenue where
the convention will be opened. A public meet
ing will be beld on Wednesday evening at Car
negie Halt, Allegheny. On Thursday evening
a banquet will be given at tbe Seventh Avenue
Hotel. Tickets for tbe banquet can be ob
tained from the local delegate1. On Friday
tbe delegates will be shown the places of Inter
est in the two cities and tbe Exposition on Fri
day evening. On Saturday the large manufact
ories will be visited.
I. O. O. F.
M-A.Sbadle Lodge No. 222, Daughters of
Rebecca, will hold a basket social and enter
tainment Wednesday evening. September 17. at
its hall, corner Twenty-fourtu and Penn ave
nue. Excellent musical and literary talent has
been engaged for tbe occasion.
Mt. Monah Lodge No.,860 will hold a pound
social and musical and literary entertainment
Friday evening, September 19, at its hall, 102
Fourth avenue. It has encaged sume ol -the
best local talent, both musical and literary.
Among the attractions will be the C V. Lewis
Quartet, ever popular; Leon J. Long and also
Colonel C V. Lewis himself in nil dialect spe
cialties. No charge for admission ii made. v
A. O.K. of 31. C
There will be a special session of theBelect
Castle to confer the mark decree at tbe hll of
Progress Castle No. 15 2341 Penn avenue,
September 4 at 8 o'clock p. m.
Keystone Castle No. 14 paid a fraternal visit
Thursday eveniug to Egiemont Castle No. 108.
Past Supreme Commanders J. B. Nobbs and R.
H. Thompson were present and spoke at some
length on tbe good of the order. P. C. Best
will be tn attendance as representative at the
next session of belect Cattle.
General Lodge Notes.
The members of Wllklnsburg Lodge No. 384,
Knights of Pjrthias, beld a banquet at their
meeting place in Ralsion's Hail, on Wood
street, last Thursday evening. The members
and their wives were the only guests.
The ozonations from the Castles and Com
manderiesf the Knights of tbe Golden Eagle
to defra the expense of the celebration, on
October L of the loth anniversary of the Intro
duction of the Order into Pennsylvania, aggre-
J. K. Moorbead Conclave, L O. H., came to
the frnt again during the celebration last
Thursday. Brother Lippert, the financier of
this conclave, besides being on several com
mittees, managed to get in some good work in
the way or applicants. He received for his re
ward lour filled out and several promised.
There were fully 7.000 people at Silver Lake
Grove, Thursday, and tbe opcatlon was a
rand scceesa. Miss ASguste Unenther, the
.17-year-old daughter or Prof. William Guen
tber. played the flute so well that the rule
agalns encores was broken over lor once and
she was recalled. The young lady responded on
the piccolo much to the delight of the Immense
audience.
rXhe Grand Castle of Ohio, Knights of tbe
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Golden Eagle, concluded Its session at F.ndlay
vesterday. Itwill meet next year at Hamilton
A. H. H. Alexander.of Springfield, was elected
Grand Commander. The next annual session
of the Supreme Castle will be lold at Springy
field May 8. 1S9L It will be the first session
ever held west of the Ohio, and the first
suDreme body that ever met in Springfield.
The members of Hall of Goodwill Council.
Chosen Friends, had an interesting musical and
literary entertainment at MendeU's Hall, 'Alle
gheny, Friday evening. G. James and E.
Bousman delivered addresses and the artistes
or the evening were: Misses Reddick,Bodgers.
Rtgdon, E. Miller. Hortense Panlin. Bella Gil
bert and Mr. F. Kenatf. Each performer "was
warmlv applauded. The closing address was
made by V. E. Panlin.
Among the prominent Golden Eagles who at
tended last week's session of the Grand Lodge
of the Knights of Pythias, at Reading, were
Past Grand Chancellors John W. Beebe,
Thomas J. Sample. Austin Long and John H.
Carr; Thomas Perry. Grand Chancellor Samuel
Hl'hard. Grand Keeper of Records and Seal,
George Hawkes. Grand Keeper of Exchequer
Julius Mountney, Grand Prelate George W.
Buckman, and Grand Outer Guard William H.
Rudolph.
THE MISSING TEACHERS.
FACES THAT WILL NOT BE SEEN AT THE
SCHOOLS TO-MORROW.
Creditable Showing-of the Pupils In the Ex
hibit for the Exposition Superintendent
Looker's Tain Chase for the Gold Medal
Won at Paris Edncnllonal Goralp.
At the Central Board of Education yes
terday two neatly bound volumes attracted
much attention. It constituted the educa
tional exhibit prepared by the pupils of the
lo.west primary grades of tbe Pittsburg
schools ior the Exposition. In all it will
consist of 120 volumes, which are to be
ready in ample time for tbe 'Wednesday
opening.
Yesterday someone admirinely stated that
the Pittsburg exhibit could not be excelled
by any city in tbe State, but Superintendent
Luckey proudly asserted it could not be
beaten in tbe United' States. In tbe lower
grades language and arithmetic are tbe only
subjects. The display is made up of every
topic in school life. There are short stories
built upon the drawings that the pupils
made, and some of those wbo helped to pre
pare the exhibit have photographs of them
selves on the papers, and then
cntely rive a good deal of information
about themselves. Six-year-olds furnish
remarkable manuscript work and drawings.
The Parisians could not be made to believe
that children 6 years old furnished a por
tion of the Pittsburg exhibit at the Paris
Exposition. This brings up the question as
to what has become of the gold medal
awarded for the Pittsburg school exhibit at
Paris. Superintendent Luckey, during bis
recent European tour, made every effort to
find out, but was unsuccessful. Neither
could be discover anyone who knew any
thing about it. Perhaps Mr. Luckey 's lack
of "parlez-vous" had much to do with his
failure.
BEGINS WITH A HOLIDAY.
Though the school bells will ring to-morrow
it will be merely a preliminary open
ing, for, as it is Labor Day, the school roll
will simply be called and the schools dis
missed ior the day. On Tuesday the reality
oi school life comes into play. Both the
Allegheny City and county schools open up
for the first time on Tuesday.
Many laces that last year were ready to
greet tLe pupils will to-morrow be absent
Marriage, deith, and the free use of the
political ax is responsible for this. Miss
Belle Wilson has resigned on the Southside,
also Mrs. T. N. Miller, of the North School,
who has taught in the city for 24 years. In
the Forbes, Pro'. E itou has retired and
Aggie McCance has been married. Blanche
A. Jones will attend Wesley College.
Miss Kate McClure, of the Franklin, was
married. At the Balston Martha
O'Donnel was married, Principal A. Q.
Burgogne. Miss Dickson and Mrs. Clarke
retire. The O'fiara had a marriage and a
resignation in its corps; Miss Jennie Ache
son was the bride and Bessie Graham re
signed. The Misses Ha me McKnight and
Annie Harris, or the Oakland Schonl, were
married. Among the other mar
riages were Lizzie Jillson, of the
High School; Nettie Gi.more, of the
Allen; Belle Doyle, Sara Schater, Louisa
Hettinger, Bedlord; Lizzie Mulhattan,
Howard; Annie Yaugban, Luckey, and
Gertie Lingham, Lawrence; Kate Schu
maker, Julia Mvler, of Liberty. In the re
tired list are E. Fisher and K. Lvon, of the
Peebles; Alice Abel, Lincoln; B. W. Mc
Ker, Homewond: .Maud Aughinbaugh,
Moorhead; Lizzie Kelly, of the Luckey,
wbo will teach at Wilmetding; Mrs. C. C.
Myler, S. C. Hill, of the Liberty; A. Mc
Clure, Peebles, and Myra Dull and F. D.
Beacom, of Homewood.
THE DEATH LIST.
Death claimed Jean Kerbs, of the High
land; Jessie Bebeck, Mt. Washington;
Blanche Connor, Franklin; Miss Tremier,
Howard; E. A. Laughlin, Homewood, and
Prof. Stephenson, ot the Lawrence. Miss
Martha Cody, of the Riverside, was injured
last winter in the ankle while getting off a
street car and has not recovered. Miss
Schafer, over whom there is a deadlock in
the Twenty-ninth ward, is not Miss Sara
Schafer who taught in that ward for over a
vear. but this lady's cousin. Miss Sara
Schafer was married during the spring, but
continued teaching till June.
Miss Mary E. Sheppard, the well known
teacher of the ML Albion schools, has re
signed. Her marriage to Mr. Daniel Har
rison, a city attorney, will take place dur
ing the fall. Miss McAntee, a recent High
School graduate, has been elected to fill this
Vacancy.
The ML Washington School Board will
meet on Tuesday evening. Two existing
vacancies in me scnooi stan win be tilled.
Friday Prof. Rinehart- gathered up his
fishing rod and tackle and reluctantly bade
adieu to camp lile at Logansport, where he
had been the last seven weeks. Prof. Greves
and lamily were also at the camp for two
weeks.
New Patents.
Higdon & Higdon, patent attorneys, 127
Fourth avenue, Pittsburg, and Le Droit
building, Washington, D. C, report the
following just granted; S. S. Babbitt and
A. Bandolpb, governor for steam engines;
C. B. Cowan, cat coupling; Michael Daly,
samlpipe for locomotives; Harry Etberidge,
autographic telegraph; Louis Freag, fence;
O. F. Grant, burner for natural gas; J.
Hemphill and J. Fawell, hydraulic crane;
Edw. Kaylor, car coupling; William
McClure, game apparatus; C. O. Muehl
bere, insulator; O. H. Thompson and J. E.
Kind, sandbox; P. H. Van Houten, wood
working machine; H. H. Westingbouse,
carbrake; McKee & Bros., lamp chimneys,
all of Pittsburg and Allegheny.
St. Joseph' Academy, and fer. Mary's Sem
inary, Greenibnrc.
Studies will resume at St Josenh'i
Academy, for young ladies, and St. Mary's
Seminary, for small boys, Seton Hill,
Greensburg, on Wednesday, September 3.
This Week.
r Great display in coat and suit room. New
jackets, new coats, new shawls, new jerseys
and ready-made suits in abundance.
Knable & Shusteb, 35 Filth ave.
CHEVIOT and camel's hair dress roods.
the most popular fabrics for fall and winter
wear; complete color assortments, from 1
to 52 60 a yard. HUGHS & HACKE.
2TSSU
Qnllta. Quilts.
100 large quilts to be sold at 51 10 each,
regular $1 35 goods.
Kjjable(& Shusteb, 35 Fifth ave.
Fob a. finely cut, neat-fitting suit leave
your order with Walter Anderson, 700
Smithfield street, whose stock of English
suitings and Scotch tweeds is the finest, in
the market; imported exclusively for his
trade. an
17 BEOCADE velvets and plushes to be sold
this week at H CO. Great bargain.
Knable & Bhustee, 35 Fifth ave.
EVERYBODY SbVK
titton season. See announcement on .Fourth
page of tdaif i DISPATCH. - -
M-Dixplay advertisements on dollar per
tguareor one imertton. Clauifled cutvertlsa
mentt on this page, tueh at Wanted, For Bale.
To Let, eft, tencentt per line for each inser
tion, and none taken for leu than thirty cents,
Top line being displayed counts at two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BRANCH OFFICES.
FOB THE 8UTHSI1E, MO. Id CABSOH
STREET.
BBANCH OFFICES ALSO ASBELOW, WHERE
WANT. FOB 8ALE, TO LET, AND OTHES
TBANSIENT ADVEKTISEMENTS WILL BE BE
CE1VKO UP TO P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements are to be prepaid exeept wnere
advertisers already have accounts with Tni 1MS
raTCn. rmsBUBO.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY, SfcS Butler street.
EMIL O. STUCKEV, 24th street and Fennav.
E. G. STUCKEY ACO., Wylio ave. and Fultonst.
N. bTOKELY. Fifth Avenue .Market House.
XAST X1TD.
J. VT. TVALLACE, 121 Penn avenue.
OASXAXD.
1ICALLISTEB A8HElBLEB,Sthav. AAtwoodlU
80UTBSIDX.
JACOB SFOHN. No. S Carson street.
ALLEOHFNT.
A. J. KAEBCHEK, 69 Federal street.
H. J. MCBR1DE, Market House, AUegheay.
FBEOH. EGGERS. 172 Oldo street.
F. H. EGHEKSASON, Ohio and Chestnntsts.
SAMUEL LARKY. Arch and Jackson streets.
1UOAI AS MCHENRY, Westernand lrwlnaves.
G. W. HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
FERRY M. G LE1M. Rebecca and Allegheny aves.
T. B. MORRIS, ess Preble ave.
M1LLVALE BOROUGH.
W. VT. FLOCBLER. Stationer, No. A Grant ave.
SHARPSBUBG.
a BELLMAN. Stationer. 818 Main st.
THE BUSINESS OFFICE OT
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
IS NOW
Corner Smithfield and
Diamond Streets.
WANTED.
Mnle II i-in.
AGENTS TVE WANT RELIABLE MEN,
who are alreadv traveling salesmen, to
carry our lubricating oil samples as a sideline;
name territory and references. MANUFACTUR
EEs' OIL CO.. Cleveland, O. an22-78
ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN-COMPETENT.
Apply to F.C.SAUER, Architect,
third floor. No. 547 Liberty street. anSI-105
BAD WRITKR3 AT SMART'S BUSINESS
College. 12 Federal street. Allegheny; open
dally 8 a. M. to 9 P. is.; system of shorthand
changed from Graham's to Eclectic, the briefest
and Blmplest: Instructions private for both sexes.
Jel9--TTSSU
BAKBER-GOOD WHITE MAN; 17 A WEEK
and board. M. F. KAYBERN, Homestead,
Pa. aa30-44
BLACKSMITH - FOR COUNTRY: GOOD
shoer and general workman. Anply J. W.
LEIGHTEBEROER, Scottdale, Pa. au31-131
BOOKKEEPER OF EXPERIENCETOTAKE
charge or office in city wnolesale house; posi
tion will be permanent If partv gives satisfaction;
must be aconrate, quick and a good correspond
ent; address in own handwriting, giving refer
ences, experiences and salary expected. C. B.,
Dispatch office. au8l-I3
BOOKKEFEPER MUST BE THOROUGH,
practical experienced one, wbo has served
in a Jobbing house preferred: first-class reference
required Address, and state salary wanted. P.
O. BOX 719. city. au3l-134
BOOKKEFPKR-ONK THAT HAS SOME
knowledge of stenography and writes good
rapid hand. Address ELECTRIC, Dispatch office.
au31-57
BOT-COLORED ABOUT 20 YEARS OF AGE
to take care of horse and carrlace: only one
who has had care of horses need apply: Sis per
month and board; apply Monday morning.
BIBEB EASTON. au31-l'J2
BOY-STOUT BOY, ABOUT 18 YEARS OF
age. to make himself generallt useful. Ap
ply at 705 LIBERT Y ST. au31-60
CLERK-COMPETENT ENTRY AND BILL
clerk; must be a good and swift penman:
reference required. Apply at KINGSUACHER
BROS., S16 Wood st. anll-133
COLLECTOR-AN INTELLIGENT MAN. AS
collector and canvasser. Good position and
rapid promotion: 10 a week to start: bond re-
quirea. Apply stating age to A., liispatcn omce.
an31-70
RUG fLERK-ONE WHO HAS A MAN
AGER'S certificate and speaks German and
English: state age and salary expected: refer
ences required. Address SALOL, Dispatch office.
an31-S4
lj
ABORERS-100 ON WOOD ST., WILKINS-
BURU. Add! vat work or A. J. HARNACK.
ei uaarca ave., Auegneny.
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au31-130
LOCAL AND TRAVELING AGENTS AM)
Salesmen Immediately for two lines of first
class latroi saving office devices: something new
and salable everywhere; busy season commences
Beptemher land continues until July: !,2o0 per
year salary or commission to energetic workers;
exclusive terrltorv and permanent work; no ex
perience accessary to those capable nrapproachlng
businessmen; no humbug or nouse to house can
vassing: don't wrlle unless yon mean business.
LEMLN MANUFACTURING CO , 328 to 334
Dearborn st. Chleago, 111. au3l-100.
MACHINISTS ABOUT SO GOOD MEN OF
all branches: also about CO brisht boys to
learn the business: wages for skilled men from
25 to 30 cents per hour, according to ability; piece
work rates enable a good man to earn one-third
more: steady employment to reliable men: shops
exceptionally comfortable to work In: all work
men paid weeklv: an aid society, fostere I br the
company, assists its employes in case of sickness
or accident; this establishment in past years has f
mrnisnea steadier employment to its workmen
than any other In Webtern Pennsylvania. Apply
to WESTINOHOUSE MACHINE CO., cor. Lib
erty and Twenty-fifth sts,. PIttsbnrg. Pa. au20-3S
MACHINIST-) TEN PLANER HANDS TO
work at night; also a number or first-class
lathe hands for night work: wages 2 to 27 cents
per hour: we can also give employment to several
good vise hands in daytime; steady work guaran
teed. Apply at once to N1LES TOOLWORKS,
Hamilton, O. au30-2
TVTACHINISTS-GOOD
MEN FOR REPAIR
.1JJL worg; steady workvnd good pay
work: steady work and good pay guaranteed
to good men. Apply to SALEM WIRE N IL
jv., lnuiay, u.
au30-79
MACHINE MOLDERS-1EN FIRST-CLASS
men on heavy, dry sandwork: wages 25 to
Su cents per hour: steady employment guaranteed.
Apply Immediately to NILES TOOL WORKS.
Hamilton, o. au3i)-2I
TtTAN-OF GOOD ADDRESS TO COLLECT
-it., idq canvass: sieaoy position tsmau bond
dvp
ttuinsu. Acarcs, u,
H. F., S. S., Dispatch office.
au3I-129
MARKER-FOR LARGE PLATE MILL
Apply to MANAGER at SUOENBFRGEU
A CO.'S.
au30-43
MEN EDUCATED AND ENERUETIO MEN
to take orders ror the "Great War Library,"
complete In ten volumes, and sold on easy
monthly payments; contains the works of Gen
erals Grant, Sherman. Sheridan. Hancock, Craw
lord. McClellan ana Custer: liberal terms; grand
estlhlng In recent years Address CHARLES L.
WEBSTER & CO., 3 East Fourteenth St., New
York. an24-104
MEN HONEST.TEMFERATE. EN ERi.ETlO
to solicit orders ror our nursery stock: per
manent employment and good pay: 6atlsractlon
guaranteed to customers and agents: write for
terms. R. G. CHASE & CO., 14308. Penn square,
Philadelphia, Pa. au24-lW-su
MEN-FOR THE UNITED STATES ARMY;
able-bodied, unmarried men. between the
ages ofHand 33 years; good pay, rations, cluthlnc
ana meaicai aiteuaance. Apply at JMO. 9ia rsns
AVENUE, PIttsbnrg. Pa.
JJ23-34-SU
MEN-100-TO WORK ON TRACK LAYING
and ballasting on the Wheeling and Lake
Erie Railway, between Portland station and Bteu
henvllle, O. Apply ON 1HE WORK. auI7-SJ
PACKER EXPERIENCED
packer: mnst do general work.
GALL1NGER, 49 Sixth st.
CROCKERY
Apply J. A.
SU31-12S
PACKERS-TWO EXPERIENCED FURNI
TUREpackers. EDilDNDSON &PERRINE,
6J5 Smltnflcld street. au31-156
SALESMAN
- EXPERIENCED CLOTHING
must SDeak German. Call with
IO salesman.
reference 193 OHIO ST., Allegheny. auSl-22
SALESMEN-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION
to handle the New Patent Chemical Ink Eras
ing Pencil. The greatest selling novelty ever
produced. Erases Ink thorouchly in two sec
onds: no abrasion or paper; 200 to GOO per cent
Sroflt; one agent's sales amounted toSffijln six
ays: another t32 In two boors; we want one en
ergetic general acent for each State and Territory;
sample by mall 35 eta. For terms and f nil partic
ulars address THE MONROE kraskk MFG.
CO., Lacrosse. Wis. au31-I7
QTEWARO-FOR THE LIBERTY CLUB OF
kj iieannette. Aaurrss, anpncation stating
reference and where last employed and salary ex
pected, to CHAS. BRAND. Lock Box 43, Jean
nette, Westmoreland county. Pa, au3l-74-MW8u
TRAVELING MEN SELLING TO HARD
WARE plombers, steam and gasflttars, can
secure a good side line by add esslng MANU
FACTURER,! 443 Niagara St., Buffalo. N. Y.
JylJ-72-Bn
TRAVELING SALESMAN-CAN MAKE V
per week permanently: trade specialties.
TABOK, 325 Dearborn St., Chicago. au3I-42
WIRE NAIL OPERATORS AND HELPERS.
CARNEGIE, PH1PPS & CO., Limited,
Bearer Falls MlUs.
au$o-52
V7-OUNG MAN FOR KEAL ESTATE BUSI
X NESS, 18 to 20 years of age; to one who de
sires to learn the business and is willing to make
himself generally useful, a good opening; must
bare knowledge or streets, etc.: E. E. resident
preferred. Address R. E. Dispatch office. au3i-ss
"VOUNG MAN-BRIGHT AND WILLING TO
j. maae mm-teix useiui in a tailoring eetatilsn
ment: most write a plain hand. Address In own
BanawTiting, giving age ana recommendations,
D. 1., Dispatch office. Nose over 18 need apply.
au3l-ll(j
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TTOUNG MAN A SMART. BRIGHT AND
X neat young man about 17 or 18 years of age
ror omce work: good cenmansuip indispensable.
Address S. E. Jp Dispatch office, aaM-13
WANTED.
Btnle Help.
AGENTS-EN ERG ETIO WORKERS-SOMETHING
entirely new; pood money to right
parties. H. J. JENNINGS, Central Hotel, Alle
gheny. au31-25
TD1LL CLERK-MUbT BE A GOOD
AND
JF ra
ranld writer, anlclc and correct In calcula
tions and not afraid to work; about 20 years or
age preferred: all replies will be confidential lr
desired. Address BOX 0 13, Dispatch office. .
ao31-110
Femaln Help.
AGENTS-LADY AGENTS; I HAVE 1,000
agents making a good respectable living
selling my goods for ladles and children's wear;
am constantly designing novelties; have a new
and wonderful seller Tor fall trade. Address,
with sump, K. H. CAMPBELL, 484 West Ran
dolDb St.. XJhleago, 111. anl0-18i)-wsn
A GKNTb-LADIES WANTED: ENTIRELY
new rnbber undergarment: fastest selling
ladles' speclaltv In the world: proof Tree. Address
MRS. N. B. LITTLE. Chicago. 111. au30-78
COOKS-FIRST-CLASS SECOND AND THIRD
cook: good pay to first-class help. Apply to
day at 3 r. M. 10 C'ARR BROS., H and 816 Liberty
street, city, an31-ll
T AI1IES TWENTY GRACEFUL
WELL-
Mondar
JJ FORMED ladles. Apnly 10 A. M,
1NB.VV i;i.llrE.K ttlftAXJt,
cor.
Seventh ave.
au31-
and New Grant st.
rll.l.tNnt IMMKIIIITHLY A FIRST.
JVJL CI-AbS milliner; one who can make and
trim; reference required.
Address MILLINER,
xnspaicii orace.
an3i-w
NURSE GIRL-INOUIBEAT103 BEECH ST.,
Allegheny. auSMM
TTTMMAN f?nntr1T(IRMM A f .T. HIITKT.; GOOD
W wages to right party. Addrsss F. O. BOX
88. Sewlckley, Fa.
auJl-16
Mnle and Female Help.
YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO
travel with dramatic company; musicians
and youngman for assistant manager: must nave
small caclial. Address immediately v. a. las-
REEF, Nlles. O.
au30-91
SlmnllonB.
BOOKKEEPING-WILL TAKE CHARGE OF
books requiring only occasional attention;
attend to opening or closing of books, correction
of errors or anyinlngln the line or accounting:
bave had long experience and can give tlie best of
references. A. F. SAWHILL, 17 Federal st.,
Allegheny. Fa. au26-89
POSITION-BY THOROUGH ACCOUNTANT,
experienced In the bookkeeping, correspond
ence and general office work of nrst-class houses;
references. STOCK, Dispatch office. anSl-124
POSITION IN F1TTSBUKG-BY EXPERI
ENCED d. e. bnokkeenerand businessman:
references. F. M. WAY, No. 804 Spruce St.,
Philadelphia. au30-26
POSITION-BY A YOUNG MAN OF 22 AS
city salesman, or an inside position In a
wnolesale or retail house. Address S. S. R.. Dis
patch office. an31-77
TOOSITION-BY FURNISHING GOODSSALES-
X MAN In large country town; do fancy sign
worg Aoaress ji
Pittsburg.
WkLIE, 418 Ferrv su,
aui-9
TJOSITION-BY A TOUNG MAN WITH
EX-
. PLRIENCE as bookkeener or clerk: can
name reference. Address B. C. P., Dispatch
omce. ausi-4
OSITION-BY AN EXPERIENCED LADY
stenographer and typewriter; good city
reference given. Address M. C, Dispatch office.
an8l-H3
s
ITUATION AS ENGINEER, SIX YEARS'
exnerience. to run stationarr engine or elec
tric light plant: understands both Inside and out
side wiring arc and Incandescent dynaznoes. Ad
dress S. M, W., Dispatch office. ' au30-69
ITUAriOK-BY A MIODLE-AGEU MAN;
. , has a knowledge or flowers, frnlts and vege
tables; can give first-class reference. Address
GARDNER. Dispatch office. aull-78
s
ITUATION-BY A YOUNG MAN COMI'E-
1ENT to take charge or nower and veg. gar.;
first-class reference,
patch office.
Aaaress rijuiusi. uis-
S1'
ITUATION-AS CUSTOM CUTTER; TEN
years' experience; can give Dest or city reier-
enee. Address Z. X., DMpatcn omce, au3w9
CJITOATION-BY A
EIKST-CLASS COACH-
KJ MAN and groom.
Address E. CORBIN. cor
ner Vlckroy and Eagle sts., city. auSl-143
QITUATION IN
GENERAL STORE IV
countrv town UTTOung man: low salary. K.
U,
Dispatch office. au31-47
Partners.
PARTNER ACTIVE OR SILENT. WITH
S5, CC0 to Invest In a business pnylng large
profits. Address R. Y., Dispatch office
au29-59-TUFSn
Roomii. Rddim. &c
BOOMS-UNFURNISHED ROOMS TWO TO
fonr) in Allegheny, for light housekeeping,
by a young married couple without children;
terms mnst be reasonable: referencea exchanged.
Address 8. B Dispatch office. auJl-81
BOOMS AND BOXRD-BY A GENTLEMAN
and wife, one large and one small room con
necting, Willi board: best or references and per.
manent; private family preferred. Address O.
P., Dispatch office. au28-7
OUMS-BUITE OF ROOMS WITH BOARD
for ladv and four children, aged 6 to 14. In
Tint
lfth ward. Alleirhenv. BOX 29. Stewart's it..
Westmoreland cot Pa. au2S-99-Thsu
KOOMS-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping. Address, DALLAS.
Dispatch office. au30-2
ROOM AND BOARDING IN PRIVATE
family; Shadyslde; single gentleman; no
other boarders; reference required
anal given.
au31-80
ai. n. i., uispaico omce.
BOOM-BY YOUNG LADY. WITH OR CON
VENIENT to boird: references exchanged.
Address B, Dispatch office. au31-30
Boarders and Lodaers.
TDOARDKRS AND LODGERS-SHADYS1DE,
room and board for two gentlemen or mar-
rled couple. Apply on premises, AMKERSON
AVE., third door
neiow rresoyterian cnurcn.
au31-ll
OCCUPANTS FOR PARLORS SUITABLE
for two or three gentlemen or married
conple: also2d-story front facing park: reference
exchanged. 23 MONTGOMERY AVK,,Alleghenr.
au3!-123
"OCCUPANTS-FOB ONE PLEASANT FRONT
room; stationary wasnstano, not and cold
water, with nse of bath. Call COR. 8.
H1GH-
LAND AND V AI.N UTSTS., East End
au31-24
OCCWPANTB FOR NICELY FUHVISHED
front parlor, with or without board. 03
FEDERAL St'., corner North are., Allegheny.
auJl-115
Ren I Estate.
KEAL ESTATE WILL PAY CASH FOB 25
to 100 acres on line of R. R. : no fancy prices.
Address WM. TAPPAN, Home Hotel, Pittsburg,
Pa. au31-37
Flnnuclnt.
MONEY OUR FACILITIES FOR FURNISH
ING money to any amount on bond and
mortgage are unequaleU: lowest rates or Interest
and no delay. If you need money apply MORRIS
&FLF.M1NG, IW Fourth ave. Jr27-8G-rrssu
MORTGAGES-MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS
to suit at 4i. S and 8 per cent. ALLES A
BAILEY, 164 Fourth ave. Tel. 167. apl4-19-TTSsu
MOK.GAGEb-Sl,000,000 TO LOAN ON CITY
and suburban properties at H, S and 6 per
cent, and on farms in Allegheny and adjacent
counties at 6 per cent. . L M. PENNOCK &SON,
147 Fourth avenue. ap7-f41
TO LOAN MONEY-WE HAVE OVER O.NK
million dollars to loan on city and suburban
property at 4) per cent; no tax: we will also
loan money on Improved farms In Allegheny,
Beaver, Fayette. Washington and Westmoreland
counties; any marketable security taken for loans
of any amount. BLACK i. BAIRD, 95 Fourth
ave. Jc3-a9-su
!llacellnnron.
BIUS-ON THE REFRESHMENT 8TAND3
In Kenney's Grove for the plcnlo and re
union oi lnsa nationalists oi jwiegneny county.
on Saturday, September 13.
Aouress ai. f., l'ls-
paten omce.
au31-137
CAPITALISTS-TO BUILD FIREBRICK
works at lileler. on lines or P. R. R. and
Beech Creek Railroads: a good quality or clay and
plenty of it. Address H. E., box 2lS, Clearfield,
Pa. auSl-38-su
DESK-SKCOND-HANO ROLL TOP DESK,
In rood order. Address, with mstp. rIva
and price, DESK, Dispatch office.
au31-73
FREE SITE AND FREE GAS GIVEN" TO
manufactories at Jeanuette, on main line of
Pennsylvania Railroad. Address EAST JEAN
NETlELANDCO.,GreensDurg, Pa. mhl3-50-sa
Hc
OTEL-.TO RENT A FURNISHED HOTEL.
Addresa. with terms, etc.. to f.fll'K mix
49, Beynoidsrllle, Jefferson county. Pa. auSl-51
INTEREST-BUSINESS MAN WITH 33,000
wishes to Invest it with services, in a profitable
business: only those that will bear the strictest
investigation need reply. Address .BUSINESS,
Dispatch office. ao29-43
PURCHASER-PARTIES WHO DFS1RE TO
purchase a drst-class hotel, situated on
Southern avenue, with one acre of ground For
further particulars call on or address JOHN
KELLER, 1704 Carson street. au27-45-WTSu
YOU GET A BAKER'S DOZEN (13) OF
Stewart A Co. 's fine cabinet-photos for 1, at
SO and 92 FEDERAL ST Allegheny.
mv28-19-TT6u
FOR
SALE J
MPROVED REAL ESTATE
Itr Residences.
T OT xl07
the seventh; WaKD.
Xj few squares from Court House, with build
ings now rente
ed ror tl.
e large h
Ek 1HO
2U0 ner vear and room to
build two more
honsps: low nrlce and easv
terms. BAXT.
1HOMPSON A Co., 162 fourth
ave.
auu-143-
T OT-78x90 -CC.IN ERTWO PAVEO STREETS;
XJ.ten mlnatei'Vralk from postoffice, with two
good two-story blick. houses, bringing a good
rental; price (8,000; easy terms; big bargain.
BAXTER, THOMPSON A CO., 162 Fourth ave.
au8i-i48-i(wrsu
CJt 230 HOWLEY AVE., NEAR MAIN BT.,
WP frame nouse, 8 rooms, ball, double attic,
water, gas, porches, good cellar, inside shutters,
etc: frnlt and shade trees: lot 40x97 ft,; Howley
are. to Cabinet St. D. BKHKN A SON. 4111 Penn
ave. au31-lu
O-l .800 A BARGAIN, 3 FRAME HOUBES.
tDX9 one of 4 rooms, attic, water, etc., and one
olXfooms: lot 86x91 ft. Danpuln, near Atlantic
ave-' JO, BEHEN A tsva, tuarena ave. anju-w
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
CItr Residence.
CRAIG STREET - QUEEN ANNE RESI
DENCE, II rooms, reception hall, front and
side porch, bay windows, balconies, slate man
tles, tile hearths, all modern conveniences. In
cluding both gases, electric lights, etc.: lot 60X142
to a 20-foot alley: win be sold cheap; easy terms.
BAXTER, THOMPSON CO., lCSFourthavenne.
au31-143
East End Reald'ncei.
QfT 500-WILLBUYAGOODBBICKHOUSE,
3) I 7 seven rooms, elegant In finish, all con
veniences, bath, laundry, eto : large lot, 47x120
ft., on Rlppey st. (pared). Nineteenth ward, close
to cable lines. MELLON BROTHERS, 6349 Sta
tion St., E. E. au27-81-Tnssu
CJfT 800-SHADYSIDENEW9-ROOM FRAME
UDOi dwelling, with vestibule, ball, front and
back stairs, bard wood staircase, range, bath, h.
and c water. Inside, w. c, nat- and art. gas, fine
chandeliers, porch, front and back stairs, nicely
papered. This property is only 1 square from
Filth avenue cable and Uuquesne electric roads
and In first-class neighborhood; lot 33x100: must
he sold at once: terms easy. M. F. Hll'PLE &
CO., 96 Fourth are. au3l-66-TUTb8u
QpT OOO-ON EASY TERMS-A BEAUTIFUL
iD(J) new frame dwelling of ten rooms, recep
tion ball, laundry, bath, I. w, c, slate mantels In
all rooms, both gases, everything In first-class or
der, well situated, only one-half square from the
electric cars and near East Liberty station, E. E.;
ir ui
rffaln.
this Is a decided bargain, and will be sold right.
See KELLY A ROGERS, No. 6315 Station street,
E. E. aU30-36
Q4 SSO-ONE SQUARE FROM NOR1H
Ot? Highland ave.: a complete and modern
frame residence of six large rooms and attic: halL
vestibule, bath, w, c. and w. s., inside shutters,
slate mantels, tile hearths, sliding doors between
Fiarlor and dlnlng-roum, large arched doorway
rom hall to parlor, range, h. and c water: large
pantry, lsrge porches with balcony; lot 25x100;
complete sewerage, J. E. GLASS, No. 133 Fifth
ave. aua-117
Q20 800-ONLY-EUCLll) AVENUE, A TWO
tiPiT STORY frame bouse of Ave rooms and
finished attic hall, ve-tlbule, gas and water; (Tout
and rear porches; house newly painted and In
first-class repair. J. E, GLASS, Ho. 138 Firth
ave. an31-U7
O 600-A NEAT NEW FRAME HOUSE OF
Oa) 5 rooms, ball, natural gas. city water:
only 2 minutes from Penn avenna catle line and
one square from Negley avenue. J. . GLASS,
No 1SI Fifth aye. an31-117
fflJO 800YEW ST. BEN VENUE STAFION.
$- 2 frame houses, one of 4 rooms, attic, cel
lar, electric Ilebts, etc, and one or 2 rooms, hall,
electric lights, etc.: lot2Oxl00fU D BKHEN A
SON, 4112 Penn ave. au31-l0"
C- 600-A NEAT FOUR-ROOMED FRAME
j)Xi dwelling, with lot 25x100; sewerage com
plete; only one square from Duquesne electric car
line In East End. J. E. GLASS, No. 133 Fifth
ave. au31-U7
Hnzelwood Residences.
MANSION PLACE. OLENWOOD-GRADED
streets, sidewalks, city water, convenient
to B. A O. R. R. station and Second ave. electric
cars, fare, 5c: houses and lots for sale on monthly
payments lr desired, GEORGE C. BURGW1N,
150 Fourth ave. Jy30-25-rrssu
Allegheny Residences.
ALLE6HENY 38 WINDSOR ST.. NEAR AL
LEGHENY avenue, two-story mansslrd
brick dwelling. 7 rooms, ball, vestibule, bath. In
side w. r., nat- and art. gas, S25 per mo. VBAX
'1ER. THOMPSON A CO., 162 Fourth avenue.
au31-141t
Suburban Residences.
ACRE OF GROUND-AT CRAFTON. WITH
2-story frame dwelling 9 rooms, reception
hall, slate mantels, h. and e. water, bath, 2
porches, nat. gas, heater.-clstern and drilled well;
a model home at a low price. BAXTER THOMP
SON A CO., lea Fourth ave. aul-142
RUSHTON-AN EXCELLENT PROPERTY
on one of the best streets in Brushton,
within 5 minutes of P. R. R. station, and con
venient to new electric railway a thoroughly
well built house, six rooms, finished attic, hall,
f torches, modern finlsn, gas, water, dry cellar;
ot 40x137: price, S3.500: easy terms of payment.
CHARLES SOMERS A CO., 313 Wood si, 6019
Penn are., E. E. ' au26-6-Tasn'
Cid 500-SEWICKLEY, NEAR STATION-A
UU 3Atl llAJUE.l. 1CA DIA11UI1-A
beautiful home: fine brick, nine rooms.
iJUl
norches. both rases thronirhout. water, cemented
cellar, elegant lot extending 400 feet, fronting
two paved strets, asihalt walks, fruit or all
varieties, poultry honae and yard: a suburban
home worthy or Inspection. CHARLES SOMEKS
A CO , 313 W ood street, 6019 Penn ave., E. E.
auZS-s-Tusu
S6,00o?-
line or prop
000-YWTH1N FIVE MINUTES vVALK
P.mFt. W.&V. Railway station, on
nronoseTi electric road, about one acre of
ground, neautiruuy situated; rruit, snruDoery
and shade; Q. A. style house, six rooms, ball,
folding doors, pantry, porches, elegant well
water, good sewerage; an attractive suburban
home, CHARLES bOMERS A CO., 313 Wood St.,
6U Penn ave., E. E. au29-83-rsu
80O-WILKINSBUKG-ELEGANT LOT.
V 50x150. extending to allev: honae. 7 rooms.
fine well water, dry cellar, nice situation, good
sidewalk, 5 minutes to station. CHARLES SoM-
ERS A CO.. 313 Wood St.. 6019 Penn ave.. E. E.
au29-83-rSU
FOR SALE LOTS.
' CItr Lota.
-f" OT IN SIXTH WARD ON FORBES ST.,
XJ comer of a good street; ten minutes' walk
from Court House; deslrabls location ror a fiat;
size 39x62: cheap. BAXTER, THOMPSON A CO.,
162Fourthave. au3l-l45-TTSsu
Enal End Lou.
BOND STREFT-NEAR NORTH HIGHLAND
avenue, choice lot, 80x112: very low price ror
this week. BAXTER, THOMPSON A CO.. 162
Fourth avenue, an3l-14?
BOQUET STREET. OAKLAND-ONLY J65
per root; a choice lot, 24 ft. front. For
particulars, see J. E. GLASS, No. 133 Fifth ave.
auSl-llT
FA1KMOU NT AVENUE-NEAR PENN AVE.
cable, S050, f750; reduced prices to close out
nl.R nT Int.! .I.rnt Anil rnnvnlpn hmnn .lt t
a barsraln. CHARLES SOMERS A CO., 313 Wood'
St., 6019 Penn ave. auM-XT
LOTS-THE FINEST FOR THE MONEY IN
Allegheny county, are those In Chas. E,
txirnellus' pi in, Momlngslde, Eighteenth ward,
Pittsburg. Beautiful building lots at from 1 100 to
tOOO, weekly or monthly payments; no Interest;
convenient to street cars and railroad. Call npon
N. P. SAWYER at nls home, Mornlngslde ave
nue, or CHAS. E. CORNELIUS, 406 Grant St.
Je2632
LOT3-IN CHAS. E. CORNELIUS' PLAN AT
Mornlngslde. Eighteenth ward, can be
bought In blocks or S. 10 or 15 at reduced prices,
and on the most liberal and accommodating
terms Small cash payments; long time See N7
P. SAWYER. Agent, on the grounds, or CHAS,
E. CORNELIUS. 406 Grant st. Je2G-3S
SHETLAND AVENUE NEAR LINCOLN
avenue and on line of Duquesne Electrlo
line, a choice lot, size 120x120; price only 850 per
footfront. J. E. GLASS, No. 138 Fifth are.
auM-lIT
C- 500-FOR A CHOICE LOT IN THE
tipXy Fahnestockplan, Homewood ave. Seeagts,,
BAXTER, THOMPSON A CO., IK! Fourth ave.
au3I-144-TuThsu
Allegheny Lota.
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE SITE-OB A
valuable property for subdivision four
acres, commanding view or river, bounded by
wide streets, one square only from California
ave , Eleventh ward, Allegheny; a property well
worthy or Inspection. CHARLES SOMERS A
CO., 313 Wood St., 60i9 Penn ave., E. E.
anzS-7-Th8n
PERRYSV1LLE AND IRWIN AVES CHOICE
and desirable lots. ALLES A BA1LE1, 164
t ourtb ave. Tel. 167. au23-38-wssu
frnbnrbnn Lota.
f OTS-LOTS, LOTS AT WEST WILMKRD
XJ INGtsee Dispatch next week for date of
grand special sale in this plan,
SLOAN A CO.,
u.i r ourtu ave,
au31-60
ffil OOO-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SI1"E,
JUtl Boulevard avenue, line of P.. Ft. W. A
C. R. R , co ivenlent to station, 160x254: wide
street frontage: graud view of river and valley;
forest trees and fruits. CHARLES SOMERS A CO.,
313 Wood st.,6oig Penn avenue.E. E. au29-83-rsu
fflQ0O FOR A LOT Mx203 FEET AT EDGE-
uJV WOOD, P. R. R., six minutes' walk from
station; nice
location. BLACK
A BAIRD. W
Fourth ave.
au.3-96
Itliacellnneous.
OWN A HOME-WE WILL BUY OR BUILD
for you anywhere and let vour rent nay ror
the property: no security required. GRANITE
S'lATE PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION, branch
offices, Standard building, 531-533 Wood st., Pitts
burg mlS-lS-Tissu
BUSINESS CHANGES.
THB PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
easting between L. H. Adler and W. L
Mayer, under the name of Adler t Mayer, has
this day been dissolved, W.L Mayer having
sold his Interest to A. Qreenbanm. The whole
sale liquor and clear business will be continued
under the came of Adler & Greenbaum, wbo
alone are authorized to collect all outstanding
accounts, and wbo also will assnmeall liabili
ties of said Adler & Mayer. L. H. ADLER,
W-L MAYER, A, GREENBAUM. i
Pittsburg. Augnst 23, 1890. au80-S5
NOTICE.
vrOTlCE My wife, Annie Moore haying left
Xi me, J will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by her for her support.
au29 73 PATRICK MOORE.
NOTICE MEMBERS OF GREENFIELD
Council No. 205, Jr. O. O. A, M..afe re
quested to attend the fnneral of Brother
Charles Parker, on SUNDAY, August SL 1890,
at 1:45 P. M. Bv order of WM. KERN, C.; W.
H. BROWJN, R.S. Members of sister councils
are Invited to attend. au31 81
FOR THE DEAF
On account of not being able to see all who
called on me during my previous visit In Pitts
burg, I have arranged to be at
Monongahela House
September 2 and 3,
tintUSr. uanu would be pleased to consult
with any who may be suffering from defective
hearing, regarding the advisability of using the
Sound Discs.
A. WALES, Bridgeport. Conn,
nuSO-oi-fieii
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opporinnltlea.
BAKERY-BEST LOCATION IN THE ClTTfcS
at a bargain. HOLMES A CO., 42) Smith
field St. au31-112
BARBERSHOP-GOOD PATING, WILL BE
sold at low price. Call at the leading
barber sunnly house A ED LIS A CO., 602. M4.
(Oft, 60S. 610 Liberty st Pittsburg, Pa. au31-109
CLOTHING AND GENTS' BURNISHING
store In large town: good business; best of
reason for selling: H000; light manufacturing
business, 1550: drug stores. II. 500 to 15, COO; grocer
ies, $500 to 65,000: stores and business chances of
all kinds. PERC1VAL A CHAPMAN, 439 Grant
st. auH-75"
D1STILLERT AND BREWERY HAS LI
CENSE, or will lease. For particulars ad
dress P. O. BOX 444, Monongahela City, Pa
au30-ir
i'lENTS' FURNISHING GOODS STORE-ON
X one or the principal streets; business es
tablished over eight years: annual trade S22.000:
stock In a No. 1 condition; owner Interested in
other business that demands his attention, cause
or selling; this is a splendid opportunity tor one
or two young men to Immediately enter1 Intoa
snlendla paying business: capital required, about
S7,ooo cash. Address BOX Sis, Pittsburg, Pa.
au31-14' '
HARDWARE MANUFACTURING-A MO
NOPOLY of a branch: staple as flour: will
command attention; solid men Investigate;
three hundred per cent saved. Address HARD
WARE, Dispatch office. au31-3cr
INTEREST A CONTROLLING ONE. IN A
coalmine on Panhandle road paying izper
cent dividends; owners removing from city cause
f selling. Address COAL, box SIS Pittsburg,
Pa. au31-15
M:
ERCHANT TAILORING BUSINESS-OLD
estaDiisnea; stock small; good reason ror
selling. Address G. W. DEAL,
ueaiora, jra.
au-w
VTOTION BTORC-3750, A GREAT BARGAIN;
i groceries, S350. MM. S60O, fJjOO to 15, 0T0; cigar
stores, $350, fsrti. f7ob to (3,2 milk depot and
route, selling 73 gallons per day; other business
chances. HOLMES A CO., 0 Smith Held.
au31-lll
PHOTOGRAPHGALLERY-FIRST-CLASS;IN
best gas city In Indiana. For particulars ad
dress PHOTOGRAPHER, cor. Adams and Third
street, Marlon, Ind. au31-lS6
SANDSTONE QUARRY WITH SWITCH-S1T-UATEDa
few miles out of city on P. A L. E.
For further particulars address SANDSTONE,
Dispatch office. au31-U6
HOE STORE - LARGE PATING TRADE
and tbe finest location to be found. -HOLMES
A CO., 429 Smithfield St. . au31-U2
rilOBACCO STORE-DOING GOOD WHOLE-
jl. bale and retail business: the best stina in
Jeannette,
Address BURTON A CO., Jeannette,
Pa.
IDU-UT
Bnalness Properties.
COO '0O FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT
tiZJ? prominent city thoroughfare, large
corner lot, new four-story brick, substantial and
complete from basement to roof, 23 apartments,
exclusive of handsome storeroom: -the building Is
well adapted for hotel: the situation on line or
traction roads and In midst or dense population as
sures a patronage equal to capacltv of honse.
CHARLES bOMERS A CO., 313 Wood St.. 6019
Penn ave. au31-27
Q-t i) OOO-ON GOOD TERMS A SPLENDID
H0S.AM business Investment: a storeroom and
dwelling attached, on the corner of a good busi
ness street In the East End; rents now for JL 000 per
year: the uwelllng contains 10 large rooms and
finished attic; bath, l.w. c , laundry in basement,
marble mantels of the best quality In all rooms,
tile hearths, In fact modern in all details; lot 30
ft. bv 120 ft. ; this Is certainly a good purchase.
Call on KELLY A ROGERS No. 6315 Station St..
East End. ' a u 30-36
FOR HALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Ilorars. Vehicles. Live Stock. Etc.
BAY PACING MARE-10 YEARS OLD, 15 M
hands: No. 1030; sound: can pace heats
2.25 or better; extra road mare; can pull buggy
2:3u: no boots or weights: kind, can be driven by a
lady safe: can brush 2:12 gait on road: bargain:
spot cash, or will take horse ton buggy and
harness in part; no letters answeredunless stamp
Inclosed. H. C. GRAFJT, Kensington, O.
BU31-I54
f ELDING A REAL BEAUTY, S-YEAK-OLD
XX bright bay, lt)i hands, weight 1,200- none
finer for carriage, barouche or gentleman's
driver. W. f. MCGEE, borseshoer, Forbes it,
Oakland. au30-t8
HORSES-TWO FINE CARK1AGE HOUSES;
work either single or double; also one large
draft horse; weighs 1,600; all S years old. F. J.
STALER, Latrobe, Pa. au31-32
HTUSTANG-A BARGAIN. ONE
SORREL
W. ti. or
JLVX mnstanc, 3 years old. Address
apply after Monday. Room L 1011 Penn ave.. city.
au31-3S"
PONY GUARANTEED QUIET. NO TRICKS,
safe for children to ride and drive, etc. Ad
dress, giving fall description, lowest price and
saying where can be seen. JOHN A. MAS
SHALI, care Dispatch, city. an30-15Z
DONY CART AND HARNESS;
Jl lady or children to drive;
will be sold chean.
InquireJOHN GIBBONS, Red Lion Stables.
auJl-44
ffpr-nNE YOUNG PARROTS, GUARAN
i&O TEEDto talk: only S3 for young mockers.
LSPICH'S BIRD STORE, 640BmlthneId st.. near
Seventh ave. aul2-70-TTSu,
Machinery nnd Mctals-
TJlNGINES AND BOILERS-NEW AND BE
XVi FITTED; repairing promptly attended to.
PORTER FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO.,
LIM., below buspension bridge. Allegheny, P t.
JT2-63
miscellaneous.
CALL TO SEE THE AUTOMATIC TYPE-'
WRITER: writes without arlbbon: self-Inker,
self-spacer, light and substantial: rail to see tbe
household engine: runs the sewing machine, ven
tilates the house, rocks the cradle, fansthe baby,
does the churning, etc.: coming, the compressed
airfrntt preserver; keeps 'fruit, milk and meats
without the nse of Ice; cat) or send ror circular; 1
can now take SO horses to board on preserved fod
der, etc. O.K. FLOWER, 110 Fourth avenue,
PIttsbnrg. J ea-81-MSSu
FURN1TURE-BY CITY DEPOSIT BANK. NO.
6106 Penn ave.. East End, preparatory- to
moving, one strong Iron safe, S75; also desks, wal
nut bank railings and one handsome carved rose
wood monev sideboard with mirrors. Inquire at
C11Y Dt-POsll BANK. an3l-52
PIANO-M AGNIFICENT UPRIGHT CABIN ET
grand piano at great sacrifice, nearly new,
brilliant tone, handsome case, VA octaves, all lat
est improvements, cost 450: will take 3195 spot
cash, rail at private residence, 23 EIGH 1 H ST.,
near Penn ave., city. au32-55
AUCTION SALES.
SANDSOME FURNITURE-ELEGANT
carpets, dne mandolin, etc, at auction,
ESDAY MORNING, September 2, at 10
o'clock, at the rooms. No. 311 Market street.
Fine chamber suits in walnut, oak, cherry
and mahogany; mirror and plain door ward
robes, dressing cases, wasbstands with or with
out toilet glass, bedsteads, hair and hnsk. mat
tresses, springs, bookcases of all kinds, office
and library desks, ladle' secretaries, oak and
walnut hall racks, handsome group style par
lor furniture, odd chairs and rockers, hair
cloth parlor suits, chiffoniers, dining room and
extei sinn tables, oblna closets, buffets, side
boards and chairs, china, glass and silverware,
center tables, brnssels and ingrain hall, room
and stair carpets. Goods now on exhibition.
HENRY AULTION CO.,
auSI-lM Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT AUCTION AT
the residence, No. 218 Lacocfc st, on
WEDNESDAY MORNING, September 3,
at 10 o'clock
Fine haircloth parlor suit, clocks, shades,
pictures, Brussels and Ingrain carpets on rooms,
halls and stairs, bed lounge walnut chamber
suits, oak and cherry chamber furniture, ward
robes, mattresses, springs, bedding, bedsteads,
bureaus, swashstands, rockers, chairs, 12-foot
oak extension table, cooking utensils, store,
dishes and glassware. House open after a
o'clock morning of tbe sale.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
anSO-64 Auctioneers.
RESORTS.
-QEDFORD MINERAL SPRINGS,
X) BEDFORD, PENNA,
in the Allegheny Mountains. Scenery unsur
passed. As a curative agent the water has no
equal. All amusements. Hotel enlarged, im
proved and newly furnished. Open till October.
jyWO L. B. DOTY. Manager.
SEA ISLE.
From SO to 40 hotels and boarding houses now
open. Coolest place, best bathing, sailing and
deep-sea fishing on the coast.
Prices moderate. Circulars.
C. K. LANDIS. Founder.
an9-62 402 Locust St., Philadelphia.
3VD3lKZesjE)03?-b
SCHOOL BONDS
FOE SLEl.
f2 ),000, M per cent, and free from State tax,
run ling 20 years straight. Will sell in such
amounts as desired. Particulars by addressing
WILLIAM M. BELL,
McKEESPORT, PA.
Telephone No. McK. 3d. au31 53-jiwsu
I
PENSIONS
For ALL SOLDIERS who are now disabled,
whether disability is due to the service or not.
For ALL WIDOWS of soldiers wbo are not on
pension rolls. For minor children and depend
ent patents. Increase of pension for soldiers
oenalonad at leas than ffi nnr month. Pension
lor all 4r no. pay. All who believe themselves I
to be
tiled should, without delay, wnte me.
1 jAELmtiAit. jit. .rittannr?. rs. 1
JAO.X)xtXAXt, Jit ntBDurg, fa.
iox72i Je28.118
i i u.jbox724. ita-ia i
TO LET.
Cltv Residence.
CONGRESS STREET-BRICK DWELLING OT
9 rooms; rent low to a good tenant. C BER
1NGER A SON, 159 Fourth avenue. an30-34t
HOUSES-FOUR AND FIVE - ROOMED
houses on Grand Viewavenue, Thlrtv-second
ward. Inquire of ALFRED MARLAND,
Southern avenue. Mt. Washington. au3l-33f
KEATING ALLEY NO. 1, NEAR ROBERTS
St., new brlct house, two minutes from
Wylle ave cable cars, six rooms, finished attic,
lnsldew. cirent- 118 per month. Inquire or MC
CULLOUGHASM1TH, 31Seventhst. au26-7St
LOCUST) BT.-NO. 30 RENT EEDUCED-9-room
residence, both gases, range, ball, good
stable and nice lot. See BLACK A BAIRD. 95
Fourth ave. ' au28-84t
Allegheny Residences.
DWELLINGS-ON DAWSON STREET. BE
TWEEN Monterey and Buena Vista streets.
Second ward. Allegheny, three new brick dwell
fnga of six rooms and finished attic, with gas and
wateraud good yards. RICHARD NUTTALL,
177 North avenue, Allegheny. an31-107t
fenburtmn Residences.
HOUSE AT HULTON. 5 MINUTES FROM
station. 10-room bouse wttn 14 acres. Ad
dress GEO. V.MARSHALL, 69 Diamond St., Pitts.
au3l-j5T
Boalnei Properties.
BUILD1NG-FOR HOTEL PURPOSRS-THE
undersigned has a three-story building 36X
100 feet, with a possible additional house 40x100
feet in Homestead, Pa., opposite the passenger
station or the Penna R. R. Co.. which be wishes
to lease ror hotel and restaurant which are badly
needed in the town: to the right party special In
ducement. SCHUCHMAN A CO., Homestead,
Pa. au29-3St
HOTEL-OF 14 ROOMS, WITH NINE ACRES
or ground, good stabling and a transfer of
license, now doing a first-class business. Parties
can receive lull information by calling at the real
estate office of JOHN KELLER, 1704 Carson
street. au27-45-wrsut
Q- O 30 CORNER STOREROOM, EASTLIB
DJLl ERl'Y, snitable for butcher, grocer or
baker. CHARLES BOMERS ACO.. 313 Woodst,
6019 Penn ave. au3l-27t
Ann ri meno.
FLAT-UNFURNISHED. OF FOUR OR FIVE
rooms on federal st., near North Parks,
Allegheny: all conveniences. Address M. A. H.,
Dispatch office. au3l-106t
Rc
OdMS TWO FURNISHED BOOMS SUITA-
BLE for slttlne room and bedroom, over
looking Allegheny parks: gentleman and wire
without children preferred. Address A. F. S.,
137 Federal St., Allegheny, Pa. au24-7t
KOOMS-SOME UNFURNISHED BOOMS FOR
housekeeping; one 7-room honse: three
offices; one24-room house, suitable ror hotel. In
quire at corner of FOURTH AND LIBERTY
t?rs. au2S-78-TTSSut
T-OOM3 FURNISHED SECOND - STORY
XV front room with balcony: also small con
necting front room,
gheny.
279 FEDERAL ST., Alls-
au3i-i6ir
K
OOM FINELY FURNISHED; THREE
minutes' walk from postoffice. Address T.
K.. Dispatch office. autl-133t
Offices, Desk Room, Etc
OFFICES-ONE OF THE BEST LOCATTON3
in the city, corner Sixth ave. and Liberty
St., second floor; large, well-lighted rooms, with
vault, both gnses, w. c, was -stand, etc. BAX
TER, THOMPSON A CO.. 162 Fourth ave.
au30-39t
OFFICES-A FEW NICE ONES IS GER
MANIA SAVINGS BANK BUILDING. ood
and Diamond sts. anl0-49t
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL BOOKS WANTED IF YOU
have any books to sell. let ns know. LEVI'S
BOOK SIORE. Seventh Avenue-Hotel building.
mh7
PERSONAL WE WANT EVERY BOY AND
girl to know that we will tuy their old school
books and furnish them with others at lowest
prices. FRANK BACON A CO.. 301 Smithfield
street. an2S
PERSONAL-PROF. CHARLES. PHRENOL
OGIST: advises on business, marrtage. prop
erty, speculation, the lost and absent. 72pOpLAR
ST., next Sandusky, above North avenue. Alle
gheny. Pa. au31-21
PERSONAL WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
large issortmen tor artificial eyes: our mode
or insertion is perfectly painless. CHESSMAN
MANN ION, expert opticians. 42 Federal at.,
Allegheny. Best SI spectacles on earth.
an30-67-wssu
PFRSONAL 2,563 PERSONS HAPPILY MAR
Rl K.D to date through tbe International Mar
riage Bureau. Sample of the largest matrimonial
paper published mailed iree. THE AMERICAN
MrJSSENGEP,lS5 Washington st
Chicago,
11L
aU31-
PERSONAL LAUIES DESIRING TO LEARN
dresscuttlng will remember that by learning
Madame Taylor's Improved System they can cut
Serfectly fitting dresses In any style and with any
art straight, bias or dartlets. Go to MO. 6
SIXTH STREET. PIttsbnrg. over the Wheeler A
Wilson Sewing Machine office, where you will
find Madame Taylor's Permanent School of Dress
cutting. anal-34
FOUND.
FOUND TA-VA-ZON
all chronic diseases.
SPECIALS: CURES
301 GRANT ST.
au31-lS9
FOUND-THE BEST ASSORTED STOCK OF
artificial eyes in tbe two cities; our own Im
portation. CHESSMAN-MANMON, expert op
ticians. 42 Federal St., Allegheny. Best SI specta
cles on earth. an3-67-wssu
LOST.
T ObT - SMALL YELLOW SATCHEL:
XJ dropped from carriage Friday evenluer. be
tween Evergreen and Wllklnsburg-. Reward by
leaving at 614 PEN .1 AVE. auJl-l
LOST-AN EYE. IF BY ACfJlDEMT OK DIS
EASE; wecanlnseit an artificial one from
the best assorted stock In the two cities. OHE3S-MAN-11ANMOM,
expert opticians, Federal
St., Allegheny, Uest 1 spectacles on earth.
ao30-87-wggn
EDUCATIONAL.
HARCOURT PLACE SEMINARY A
school of the highest grade for yonng
ladies and elrls. Established upon original
lines, its growth has been remarkable. For
catamgne address the Principal, MISS ADA
L AYER, B. A. Gambler. O. an28-9
1TE. M. DE LA SOLLAYE,
Of Vienna,
TEACHER OF ZITHER AND HARMONY.
29 Montgomery Ave. Allegheny City,
Close to Federal street.
anglO-7
ALLEGHENY ACADEMY FOR BOYS
Sperial attention to college preparation.
Private classes for ladies, with privilege of en
tering Wellesley on certificate. Opens Sept.
1& B. W. MITCHELL, A. M.Ph. D., Princi
pal, 69 Arch St., Allegheny. Pa. au20-16-wrsu
HILAND PIAN O SCHOOL. THIS SCHOOL
will open Tuesday. Septembers. For in
formation call on or address W, C. DOYLE.
Director. Hours from 8 A. it. to 6 p.m.. Tues
day, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Office
telephone building, cor. S. Hiland and Center
aves., East End. , auZi-25-gu
KENYON MILITARY ACADEMY-THI3
old and remarkably successful school pro
vides thorough preparation for college or busi
ness, and careful supervision of health, habits
and manner". For catalogue address LAW
RENCE RUST, LL. D., Rector, Gambler, O.
au23-9
MEDIA (PA) MILITARY ACADEMY
for Young Boys, ? 100 a year; number lim
ited to 30: careful training. Shnrtlidze Media
Academy for Boys and Young Men. $500 a year;
courses in cbem., for bus. or college. Illnst
crcs. ready. SWITH1N a SHORTLIDGE.
A. M., (Hurvardgraduate) Media, Pa.,
jy30-66-atWThssu
TTLY GHOST COLLEGE-CLASSED RE
JL OPEN September 8. New students will
be examined Sept. land 22. Special depart
ments, without extra charges, for bookkeeping,
actual business, shorthand, typewriting and
German. Address, for catalogue and particu
lars, REV. JOHN T. MURPHY. C. B. So.,
Jyl9.77-su President
Norfolk College
FOR YOUNQ
LADIES.
NEAR OLD POINT COMFORT. ,
Largest, cheapest and best equipped school
inVa. 290 Students: 23 Teachers Graduates
of Smith College, Boston Unlv Wesiayan,
Stuttgart, Ac Arts of self support a specialty.
Home Life. Board. Tuition. (4260 a quarter.
Fine climate for delicate girls. For catalogue
address J. A. L CA8SEDY, Pnn., Norfolk, Va,
anlO-SS-sa ,
SEWICKLEY FARM
For Sale.
This valuable farm, located close to the bor
ough of Sewickley, between it and tbe Sewick
ley dairy farm, only 12 miles from tbe city.com-
prising 12a acres of One farm land, good dwell
ing house, barn and outbuildings, splendid
fruit orchard of several hundred bearing apple
ana cherry tress, abundance of good water,
well fenced, being in every respect a first-class
farm, is now offered for sale at only 1200 per
acre, one-third cash, balance on time with In
terest. The close proximity of this farm to Se
wickley. always a good market for fruit and
vegetables, makes it especially desirable for
growing garden stuff, and for a dairy or stock
farm it has facilities unsurpassed. Parties de
siring a positive bargain in a locality with ad
vantages second to none can either write to or
call and see tbe owner on the premi-es.
JOHN a ANDERSON,
n80-18-TnThB sewickley, Pa.
r A. BALPH
BUILDING CONTRACTOR,
First avenue and Grant street.
. rittsn
Pa.
Telephone am.
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
FOR SALE.
hcial Saras
IN ALLEGHENY.
UTHGOW AVE. Frame house. 5 room!
and basement, etc. Lot 60x100 ft. through to
20-fC alley. 53,300. Terms to suit.
BUENA VISTA Near Garrison. New
frame dwelling, 6 rooms and reception ball,
bath. Lie. water, and w. a. front porch, slats
mantels, tile hearths, electric bells, paved alley,
etc.. etc. Lot 30x112 ft. throaghto Norman st,
$4,600. Terms to suit.
CHARLES 8T. New frame dwelling. 4
rooms and ballroom, pantry, bath, h. & cwater.
large cement cellar, gas, city water, slats man
tels and all modem imp. Lot 20x97. 3,200.
BNYDER ST. Near Charles. Frame dwell
ing. 6 rooms and fin. attic, good cellar, front
and side entrance, front ball, city water and
good well. Lot 20x151 ft. (2,000. A bargain.
OVERLOOK ST. Frame dwelling, S rooms
and laundry, with sta. wasbtubs. nat. gas, city
water, etc. Lot 2x128 ft. through to another
street. $3,800. Terms to suit,
BUCHANAN ST. TroyHilL Frame dwell
ing, 8 rooms, good cellar, front and side en
trance, in good repair, city water. Lot 22x100
through to Hill alley. 12,600. Terms to suit.
ALLES & BAILEY,
KM FOURTH AVE.
an.31-98
TEL. 167.
FOR SALE AT
SOUTH VIEW PLACE, .
Choice building lots, 50x150. 60x160 and
50x200 feet, in plan of the
BIRMINGHAM LAND
IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
On Una of the Suburban Rapid Transit Elec
tric Road, three miles sooth of Court House,
one mile from city limits. Two natural gas
lines, fine boardwalk from city line to prop
erty. Main streets 60 feet wide. Thislstha
best chanco you will hare this year to buy a
site for a comfortable home where tbe air Is
pure and cool and tbe surroundings healthful
and picturesque, within easy reach of the cen
ter of the city. Taxes low, prices reasonable
iand terms easy; one-fourth cash, balance la
three or five equal annnal installments with
interest.
Title to whole plan, insured by
the Fidelity Title and Trust Com- .
pany of Pittsburg.
for plans and further particulars and
agent to show you the
t lots, call on
C. E. SUCCOP,
1403 Carson Street;
J. MARTIN SCHAFER,
74 S. Twelfth Street,
PITTSBURG, PA, Jy2J
200 LOTS SOLD
IN THE
BAILEY & MOON PLAN,
REFLECTORVILLE STATION.
Castle Shannon R. R.
Only 28 lots remain to be sold, and win be
closed out at special sale.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Sept, ft, 1890.
The lots are 50 to 70 feet front by 200 feet in
depth, containing nearly a quarter of an acre,
and will be sold at the ridiculously low price qf
S200each. Term", J10, S23 and $50 cash: balance
long time, easy payments. '
Agents will be on tbe ground at time stated.
Free railroad tickets and full particulars.
Also choice lots sold at private sale at any time
at office of tbe agents,
M. F. H1PPLE & CO,
au31-93-TThSa 96 Fourth are.
HOME!
ON THE FINEST AVENUE IN EAST END.
New Two-Story Brick.
9 room, reception hall, cabinet mantels, chink
closet and pantries, electric bells, combination
burners, cemented ceUar with laundry, bath
room with porcelain tub and first-class plumb
ing; in fact every modern convenience. One
square from Traction Road. Price very low
and easy terms.
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO,
aulMKJ-MWSu 162 Fourth avenue.
$6,500 EAST END. -
On 60 toot aaphaltum paved and sewered ave
nne. only one-half square from Duquesne
Electric toad, also convenient to cablellnes and
P. R. R. Elegant new modern style nine room
brick residence, wide ban, large bath room,
with latest improved sanitary piumblrg, range
laundry stationary tubs, cemented cellar, com
plete electric work and fitted throughout wltb
finest combination chandeliers, china closets,,
butlers, pantry, lavatory, etc.: tbe entire bouse
tastefully and artistically papered and deco
rated. This is a bargain. Terms: Small cash
payment down, balance. long time.
MF.HIPPLE6CO..
au31 94-TUTST7 No. 93 Fourth avenue,
LOTS BEILSTEIN PLAN,
1350 TO 450.
On Milroy avenue, etc., 25x150 to 200 feet direct
ly on line electric car-, one sqnare from pnblls
school, etc. The most desirable, convenient
and accessible lots in the ward. Special price!
ana terms ior nrsi purcnaser.
M. F. HIPPLE s CO..
an3I-o7-TTSn 96 Fourth avenue.
LOTS! LOTS!
Allegheny, Tenth Ward.
B. A. ELLIOTT PLAN.
Lots 24x120 feet on Perrysville. Boyle avenues
and Charles street, eto, on line of electrlo cars.
Fine location, good neighborhood, etc Lowest
prices, easiest terms, we invite competition.
M. F. HIPPLE & CO.,
au3I-67TuThSu 96 Fourth aye.
EAST END RESIDENCE
86,000
Two-story frame residence, eight rooms, bath
and laundry, large porches, both gases, h. and
c water. Inside w. c, all modern Improvements
stable on rear; lot 50x196; fruit and shade trees,
grape arbor and shrubbery; excellent location,
on paved street on line of Duquesne electric)
line: handy to cable lme.
GEO. C. 8LEETH,
au2S-71 Penn and Shady aves., E. E.
FOR SALE,
East End Hotel Property,
LARIMER AVE.. NEAR STATION.
Lot 120x290 feet, with large dwelling. Special
bargain to qnick buyer. Set
ALLES & BAILEY, 164 Fourth are.
TeLlSL au31-95
MEETINGS.
mBE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS'MEET
.L ING of tbe American Natural Gas Co.
will bo held at the office. No. lis Federal street,
Allegheny City, on THURSDAY. September 4,
ac a o'ciock r.nL. .a. w is, lamn, rresiaent.
P. C. CAWLEY. Secretory. an3g-36
VTOTICE ALL JOURNEYMEN PLAST
JLi ERERS are requested to meet at their hall,
41 Fifth ave., Monday morning, September 2.
at 8 o'clock; full attendance desired, as Im
portant business will bo transacted. By order
of CHAS. H. FIEL, President auSI-138
NOTICE MEMBERS OF WILLIAM
PENN Council. Jr. O. U.A.M. will as-"
semhle at G. A. R, Hall. Mt. Washington at 10
o ciocic snarp, august u, ibmj, to attend luneral
ot Brother Charles Grosklas. Sister Connclls
Invited to attend. A. HUGHES, C. .
W. M. KANE. R. S. an3I-139 ,
"VTOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OBV
xv ne siocanoiuera 01 mo r ronsinn society ,
will be held at the office. No. 305 Penn avenue, ,
SEPTEMBER 9, ls90. between tbe hours of 41
o'clock and 9 o'ciock v. JL, for the election of?
directors for tbe ensuing year and to receive
report from the offlcers. emil, BEILKR,
au26-72-9n Secretary, pro tea.-''
TVURUPK - IlCiCETa TO AND JfH.OU.4
im Europe oy leading lines; good norths mm
cured: drafts, letters of credit, money orders' 2
foreign coin, passnorts, etc: we sell at New!
York rates. MAJS. aCUAUBEBO k CO- M
Bmlthlleldit Pittsburg, Pa. Established Me
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