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THE "PITTSBURG DISPATCH, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 301890,
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7
GOING TO THE JURY.
Arguments To-Day in the Frank
Grade Murder Gase.
EVIDENCE'OF THE PKOSECUTIOS.
Trjins
to Show that (he Prisoner
Sane and Also Yiclous.
Was
ACTION OP THE VARIOUS COUETS
The trial of Frank Grade for the killing
of his stepdaughter in March last was re
sinned before Judge Macee yesterday.
Herman Grade, a brother of the defendant,
testified to having visited his brother's
honse the day prior to the killing, and
found his brother standing in the middle of
the floor staring at something and would
not speak. The witness testified that Graae
and his wife did not get along well together.
John Steinmender was a partner of the de
fendant seven years, and noticed signs of a
failing tnind as long ago as last February.
'Squire "William Buff", of the Eleventh ward,
Allegheny, says defendant looked wild the
morning before the killing. Louis Wetzel, Al
bert Grade and Henry Pliaul testified that
they had never known the defendant to treat
the dead child different from the other chil
dren. John Phillips tcsufied as to the charac
ter the prisoner,which closed the testimony
for the defense.
The prosecution opened with Dr. e. b. Ward
bum. the Alleghenj City physician, on the
stand. Ho interviewed the prisoner tn jail,
and says he was sharp enough to keep his
month shut. He did not think Grade had the
first symptom of insanity. A number of the
prisoner's old neighbors testified that they bad
never noticed anv insane actions.
Mrs. Kate Lintncr testified that she lived in
the same house with the defendant for several
months, and knew Grade to strike bis wife
frequentlv The dead child cried at this, and
Grade did not like the little one. She further
said that the prisoner threatened to kill her
whole familv.
This closed the testimony. District Attornev
Johnson offered the court record of the trial of
Grade for insanity in July last, when he was
declared sane, but the Court ruled it out. The
arguments to the jury will be made to-day.
DECIDED FOB THE EAUBOAD
The Master Pnj the Company Hnd a Right
Prior to "llr. Chambers'.
Thomas Hemott, Esq , yesterday filed bis re
port as master in the case of James A. Chambers
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, operating the Pittsburg and Connells
ville Railroad. The suit is a dispute over a
Y" track on Chambers' property at McKees
port. In 1S69 Michaels, Roeblicg A Co. con
structed a glass factory at that point, and at
their request the railroad built the Y." Br
agreement it uasto boused jointly between
the parties. Michaels. Roehling Co. cvent
nallj failed, and in course of time Chambers
became the owner of the property In the
meantime the Y" was used considerable, the
rmlrojd company turning their engines and
trains by means of it. Last March Chambers
notified the company to rcroov the track from
bis property. Tncy neglected to do so and he
tore it up. The company started to relay it
and Chambers filed a lull in court asking for an
injunction. The railroad filed a cross bill and
the case was reterred to a master.
The master in his report holds that itls now
too late for Chambers to disavow the agreement
af ler taking advantage for so many years of its
provisions benefiting him. and further, the
railroad could have condemned the propertv
and paid the damages assessed to the original
owner, the propertv being necessary to them
lor the operation of their road. In conclusion
be recommended the dismissal of Chambers'
bilL
THE PAWNBROKERS INDICTED.
Work of the Grand Jury Yesterday and
the True BUN Found.
The grand jury yesterday returned true bills
against X. DeRoy, Emanuel DeRoy, Leo Weil,
Isaac Gelder and K. Wilkowskv, the pawn
brokers arrested Saturday charged with
receiving stolen goods. True bills were also
returned against William A. Brown, George
Irmn, Patrick Matthews. August 1)111, Harry
Campbell, Andrew Krepps. William Muck-ell
and George Walker for assaulting a child
2 bo other true bills returned were: JojeDh
I BrownhiH, Matthew Dougherty. Patrick Dixon,
aggravated assault and hattery: William Con
ner assault and battery; Bndcewater Gas
Company. E. J. Ball. Frank Rhodes. John
Stewart, nuisance; Andrew Boroviak. assault;
William btreets, keeping a disorderly honse;
George Tavlor, larcenj : PauUna Someral, lai
ceny by bailee; Edward Torley. receiving stolen
goods: Alex hajkowski. Martin Dixon. Kate
Irwin; Frank Peterson, Fred Riley, selling
liquor without a license; Martin Dixon, Kate
Irnin, selling liquor ou bunday.
The following bills were ignored: John Eng
lert, Andrew Hatnpe. John Kellv, selling Iiqnor
without a license; Kate Irwin, furnishing
liquor to minors; Annie Foran, assault and bat
ter: Harriet Fair, larcenv from the person;
Jacob Sloetzenger, malicious mischief; John
Serena, nuisance.
A PECULIAR WILL CASE
William V, Scott Appenls From the Pro
bate of n Letter.
"William W. Scott yesterday filed an appeal
from the probate of the mil of his father, the
late John Scott, President of the Allegheny
Valley Railroad. Mr. Scott died March 24,
1889. leaving a wife and ten children. His will
was dated March 16, 1SS9, and divided his estate
among his children, some getting more than
others. John F. Scott and William Stewart
were the executors of the wilL
William -cott in his appeal alleges that the
document probated was not the last will and
testament of his father. He asks that the pro
bate be set aide and that the letters issued to
tbe executors be revoked.
The document probated was a letter written
to John Dalzell, Esq , by Mr. S;ott, containing
directions for the disposal of his property to be
embodied in a will to be prepared for Mr
Srott's signature. Before the will could be
made in duo form Mr. Scott died, and the let
ter, which was signed by him. was presented as
a testamentary document for probate. Its
standing as such is the point at issue raised by
the appeal.
KO PAEK ON THE "WHAEF.
A Motion for n New Trial Rcfased by
Jndse Collier.
Judge Collier has rcfased the motion for a
new trial prayed lor by E. M. BIgelow in the
suit brought against him bv Beesei Thorn
who objected to Mr. Bigelow's mode or im
proving the wharf into a park. A verdict had
been given for the plaintiffs, who alleged that
Mr. Bigelow. George Eagan, Michael Eagan
and George L. Peabodj, the latter being in the
street department, were damaging their facih.
ties for shipping by the building of a wall along
the Allegbenj river front. K
A new trial was asked for on the ground that
thecasowasnot properly tried and that the
evidence was not .-ufficieut to warrant the ver
dict. Judce Collier, in his opinion, says 'the
case was correctly tried and the evidence was
sufficient to sustain the verdict."
STILL AFTER POOL SELLERS.
Captain Wl.hnrl's Objection to Ibe Grand
Jurj'a Finding Sustained.
Attorney William Yost, counsel for Captain
Wishart, of the Law and Order Society, pre
sented a petition and argued f cr its considera
tion, asking that tbe bill or costs placed on
Captain ishart by the grand jury in his case
acaiust Frank Herdic for pool selling be set
The petition states that not half tbe wit-
mfs ueuau 01 tne prosecutor were heard
and asks that they all be allowed to appear and
testif in open court, and that the evidence
submitted by the production of pool tickets be
also allowed to be brought in. It is also asked
that the Wi of costs be returned to tbe grand
Juij. II e Judges issued an order grantinr the
motion lur a i faring in open court and fixed
this moia.. a the time.
T-DnT' Trlnl Lists.
Common Pleas N n L-Doesch vs. Harr et ux.
Maloney vs. West A Sons, Simon vs. Shanahan,
Black A Co. vs. Gardner et ux, Gilmore k Co.
vs. Treaseman. Meyer vs. Birmingham and
Brownsville Improvement Company, Albright
vs. same; Miller et aL vs. Gersler, Troy Laundry
Machinery Company vs. Sisters of the Good
Shepherd. Zulg ys. Willev. Hutchinson vs.
Pallet, Ilammersley vs. Knorr, Detrich vs!
Krejce. Keallev & Co. vs. Agnew et aL. Macon
bray vs. biolerbeck et al bchibert vs. Zwlck
ert, Hucke'tein vs. Alpert.
Common Pleas No. 2. Anderson vs. Pittsbure
and Lake Erie Railroad Company.
Criminal Court Commonwealth vs. John
Sullivan (2), Bridget McCarthy. Samuel Riddle.
M. Sherman, John Tracey. Joseph Goldstein.
Michael McGreary, John Flinn, Edward Mo-
Cnllougb, Ln Badger, Mary Wasson, A, E.
Garbeck (3. U.G. Coal (2), Adam Kercher,
Charles Kercher, Lindsay Cum. Franz Beup
pert, Mamie Bates, George Taylor.
To-Dny'a Audit 1,1 t.
Estate of Accountant
George Hodll John W. Martin.
G. C.
J.lftmcap. nines o. xounr.
Louis Eleessor.
..JohnG. Baitings.
Peter K. Donald
Caroline Clement
John '. Welcbell ....
A. H. Hum
j. c. nea
Mathlas Holzman
Jane Crothers.
James M. Stanton....,
Ellas T. Hnnzeker.....
David McKee.
Gottlieb Weiss ,
...ueorge Alan.
...B. Clemens.
...It. S. Mcholls.
...4. K. Brers.
...W. E. Ton Bonnhortt.
...Henry Nestle.
...Ida Crothers.
...OeorraTeece.
...William B. Brlckell.
.. James McKee et al.
...B. A. Hartman.
JIarv H. McClearv...
Fidelity Title A Trust Co,
Jacob Wade John Jr. Humes.
Krte From the Courts.
Maggie Sloan Is on trial before Judge
White on a charge of larceny.
Nine persons were naturalized and eicht re
ceived their first papers yesterday.
R, J. Edwards was acquitted of the charge
of misdemeanor under the insurance laws.
The jury is out in the suit of W. C Maloney
aeainst E. West & Son, an action on an agree
ment. Ross, the colored man charged with shooting
his wife, admits the act and was bound over to
court.
Rebecca Quinbt yesterday sued for a di
vorce from Jesse Qulnby. alleging cruel treat
ment. The jury is out in the case of "William Am
brose, charged with aggravated assault and
battery.
John Lahet sues Walter Prentiss for $1,000
damages for having, as he claims, knocked him
down and broken bis leg.
The suit of Gumbert & Huey against T. J.
Wood, garnishee of the Grand Lake Coal Com
pany, is still ou trial before Judge Ewing.ji-U
In the suit of Rosenthal & Beunett against
H. Andrusky, an action on a judgment note, a
verdict was given plaintiff for 57 SS.
The suits of W. G. Hunter and J. S. McDon
ald against Campbell & Lydecker, actions on
oil leases, verdicts for the defendants were
taken by consent.
An Inquest of lunacy was held yesterday on
Alexander Litz. an inmate of Dixmont for 14
years. A verdict of lunacy without lucid in
tervals was rendered.
A bill In equity was filed yesterday by Pris
cilla Hngns against Agnes Graff. The parties
were in business and dissolved partnership
without a settlement being made. Plaintiff
sues for a settlement.
The suit of Mrs. Elizabeth Flinnanaher
children, Edward P. and Catharine, against the
Allegheny Heating Companv, an action for
damages to the children for iniunes received In
a natural gas explosion, is on trial before
Judge Slagle.
In the United States Court yesterday the
American Bank Note Company was granted
permission to intervene in the case of the
Peninsular Car Company vs the Pittsburg,
bheuango and Lake Erie Railroad Companv.
The latter Is alleged to be indebted to the Bank
rxote company In the sum of SI. 050.
Jddge Acheson, of the United btates
Court, yesterday dismissed the bill in the case
of James McKenney and others against Mary
Ann Cantner and others. The suit was to have
set aside a lease and a deed for 130 acres of land
given bv Elizabeth McKenney to D. M. Cant
ner in 1871. Undue influence was alleged.
That remedy is cheapest that proves
most effective, irrespective of price. Judged
by this standardas a worm remedv and
child's tonic Dr. D. Jayne's Tonic Vermi
fuge is unequaled. It rids the child of
worms, and liv its toaic powers restores
strength and vigor fo the young and old;
the latter a quality not Usually possessed by
worm remedies. Sold by all druggists.
OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT.
Onr Grand
Wares,
Holiday DUplny of Japanese
Beffinnlns Wednesday, Octo-
ber 1.
Most complete display ever seen in this
city. Novelties of our own importation.
See our window display. This department
open only during the holiday mouths. No
goods sold after January 1. 189L As many
of the goods cannot be duplicated, and only
having a limited number in stock, would
advise ourfriends to purchase now and have
goods put aside, and we will hold and de
liver them any time during the holiday sea
son. Wa, Haslage & Son,
Select Family Grocers, 18 Diamond, Market
Square, Pittsburg.'"' "'
Black Dress Goods.
French Cashmeres, 40, 44 and 46 inches
wide, from 60c to $1 60 a yard.
Lupin's fine French Cashmeres, superior
in finish, weight and wearing qualities. 60c
to?160.
Special wool Henriettas, 45 inches wide,
80c, 85c and $1 a yard.
The best 31 silk warp in the world, and
the goods will prove it.
Cheviots, 40 to 64 inches wide, 60c to ?2
yard.
French broadcloths (sponged), 50, 52 and
54 inches wide $1 to $3 50 a yard.
Jos. Horne&Co.'s,
Penn Avenue Stores.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE, FIFTH AVENUE.
Boys' Clothing.
Special values in boys' suits. Mothers
see them. Campbell & Dick.
It Onlr Costs S7 50
To buy one of our men's Aurora melton
suits. Tbe greatest bargain eyer given to
the Pitttbnrg public They are cut in single
and double-breasted sacks, and tor to-day
only the price is 57 50.
P. C. C. C, Pittsburg Combination
Clothing Company, cor. Grant and
Diamond sts., opp. tbe Court House.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE. FIFTH AVENUE.
Keep Couifoi table. '
Get a pair of all-wool country blankets
the best value in the land, at 53 50, $4 and
?5 per pair. Campbell & Dick.
Dress Goods New designs in plaids
and stripes at 50c a yd, opened this week.
TTSSO Hpgps & Hacke.
nendrick (fc'Co.'s Exhibit.
Hendricks & Co.,the ever popular photog
raphers, still have their fine photographs
on exhibition at No. 8 Federal st, Alle
gheny. Good cabinets, $1 a dozen.
German and English Catholic nraver.
books, in the latest bindings and at lowest
rates, at Jacob J. Fuchs', 1710 Carson st.
S. S. ' '
Jacket'! Jnckrl.! Jncketl
200 styles, from 53 to $25. Our prices are
the lowest. See for yourself.
Bosenbaum & Co.
91,000 cnll Race.
Hanlan and Teenier. East Liverpool, O.
Octoner 2. Fare $1, round trip, on steamer
Mayflower. Leave foot Wood street 9i.ii.
sharp. . 4-
Annonncement.
Paris, London and 2few York dresses.
Fall
opening, weanesaay ana Thursday,
October 1 and 2.
Pabcbcs & Jones.
29 Fiith avenne.
Fine, paperhangings, in the latest de
signs, with ceilings to match, at popular
prices, at Jacob J. Fnchs. 1710 Carson st.
S. S.
Dress Goods Of novelties and staples
we are now showing the most superior lines
ever offered in this city.
tissu Hugus & Hacke.
Etchings, engravings, mirrors, easels,
etc., ,ol the latest issnes, at Jacob J. Fuchs'
1710 Carson bL, S. S. ' '
Grand Millinery Opealog.
Grand millinery opening to-morrow at
Bosenbaum & Co.'s.
JLEETINGa.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
Tbe annual meeting of the stockholders of
the McKEEbPORT LIGHT CO., to elect
direclors far the ensuing year and tn consider
proposed change of by.latrs, will be held at
company's office, cor. Third street and Straw
berry alley, McKeesport, Pa., between the
hours of 7 and 10 P. it-, OCTOBER 14,1890.
se30-62 , G. L. REIBER, Secretary.
& Display advertisements one dollar per
squartor one insertion. Classified advertise
tnents on this page, such as Wanted. For Sale,
To Let, etc, ten cents per line or each inser
tion, and none taken or less than thirty cents.
Top lint being displayed counts as two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BRANCH OFFICES.
FOR THE BOUTHSIDE, SO. 1413 CARSOK
STREET.
BRANCH OFFICES ALSO ASBELOW, WHERE
WANT. FOR-SALE, TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE RE
CEIVED UP TO 9 r. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements are to be prepaid except where
advertisers already have accounts wltli'lKEDlS
PATCH. PITTSBURG.
THOMAS MCCArFItEY, 35C9 Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY.' nth street and Penn ave.
E. G. STUCKEY 4 CO., Wylle ave. and Fullonsc
N. bfUKELY. Fifth Avenue Market Hoote,
EAST XND.
1. W. WALLACE, cizi Penn avenue.
OAKLAND.
MCALLISTER & SHELULEICSthav. Alwoodst.
SOUTHSIOK.
JACOB srOHN. No. SCarson street.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHEK, 68 Federal street.
H. J. McBRIDE. Market House, Allegheny.
FBKDH. EGGERS. 172 Ohio street.
F. H. EGOERbftSON, Ohio and Chestnut t.
SAMUEL LARRY. Arch and Jackson streets.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin aves.
G. W. HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Beaver ares.
1'ERRY M. G LEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny aves.
T. It. MORRIS, CS8 Preble ave.
M1LLVALE BOROUGH.
W. W. FLOCKER, Stationer. No. 4 Grant ave.
SHARPSBURtt.
C BELLMAN. Stationer. Sis Main st,
THE BUSINESS OFFICE OF
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
IS NOW
Corner Smithfield and
Diamond Streets.
wanted.
Illnle Help.
AGENTS-AGENTS! ALBUSIS! ALBUMS!
e are now about to place upon the market
by wholesale and retail our Immense stock of im
ported and home-made albums, including the
celebrated Po$en Co. album, the nnestln the
world, which we Import direct from Germany: we
require the services of a numberof efficient
agents. Apply P. J. FLEMING & CO., 77 Dia
mond st. seZ8-177
AGENTS-MARK TWAIN'S LAST BOOK
will pay you better than any other this fall;
over 33, coo already sold: everyone likes it: will
sell splendldlv for Christmas: write promptlv.
C'HAi. L. WEBSTER ft CO., 3 East Fourteenth
St., New York. se23-:8-TTS
BAKER-AT ONCE. A FIRST-CLASS CAKE
baker at O. E. FAHNESIOCK'S, 31 Franks-
town ave.
TJARBEK-MCS1 BE A FIRST-CLASS HAND;
j wages i per weex; snoD ciosea at Br. m.
m. flfcke:
JNSA.
l'EIN, 193 Main street, M est End.
te30-13
-I3ARBEK GOOD MAN.
0 ave.
APPLY
203 FIF1H
8e30-26
BOOKKEEPER-FOR TEMPORARY WORK:
good wages. COMMERCIAL ACUOUNTIN G
AG ENCy, 510 Smithfield. seS0-98
BOY AT ONCE-SMALL BOY FOR OFFICE.
W. H. WILLIAMS ft CO., 89 Water si.
6e30-3S
BOY-A GOOD SMART BOY.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
INQUIRE AT
e3-l5
c
ARPENTERS TEN MEN. APPLY AT
PLANING MILL OFFICE, comer Marv and
Twenty-third sts., Southslae. se30-17
Gi.
TERatSWAGERft SON'S. Alleirhenv Mir.
ket. SC30-J
COLORED MAN WITH GOOD RECOM
MEND VTION. to work In house: onlvone
nnd'rstandlhgsame need call. 93 FOURTH AV E.,
beewcen 9 and 10 o'clock. se30-77
ERRAND BOY ABOUT 18 YEARS OF AGE.
Applv between 9 and 10 o'clock this morning.
R. G. DUN & CO., S21 Wood St. se30-75
GARDENER ONE WHO; UNDERSTANDS
care of greenhouse; also horse and cow; ref
erence required. Address GARDENER. Dispatch
OfSce. BF30-GS
pi ENERAL AGENTS-MAKE 13.000 TO M.000
JT per year, canvassers S4 to flO per dav selling
the cslebrated Taylor Patent Adjustable bhoe;
the exclusive right to sell this shoe in any terri
tory Is a valuable monopoly: our sjttein or selling
this shoe Is new and original, ddrcsswlib2c
stamp, CONSOLIDATED ADJUSTABLE SHOE
CO., balein, Mass. sell-32-TTSu
BAD WRITERS AT SMART'S BUSINESS
COLLEGE, 12 Federal street, AIIeghenv;open
dallv. 9A. M. toSP. M.: shorthand rhanped from
Graham's to Eclectic the latest rapid Light-line
3 atMUAi llll UUUU03 PUYaLC JOF UOU1 I
sexes.
SC26-TTSSU
--ACHINISTS-THRKE-AFl'LY TO HODCH-
-1V.A. Jl
KISS NUT AND BOLT CO., Greensburg,
Pa.
SC23-1U
MAN-ACTIVE AND RELIABLE YOUNG
business man. with 110,000 cash, to take
charge of city warehouse and ofllce of a large
manufacturing Co., paying annual dividends of
20 per cent; salarv will be allowed; reference re
quired. P. o. BOX 817. se30-7I
MAN-INTELLIGENT MIDDLE-AGED MAN
who can speak and write French, for light
work: good salary. Call this day, between 12 and
1 e. M 941HIRD AVE., Pittsburg. 8C30-7
MEN-TW O 8THONG. ACTIVE WHITE MEN.
22 to 30 years of age. to do porter and gen
eral work tliout the store: reference required.
E. CROE1Z1NGER. 627 Penn ave. se30-49
INERS-AT LEECHBURG. PA.. 200 COAL
miners; steady work; no strike: pay twice
each month; no stores. A. HICKS, Supt.
8e28-2-TnIhSu
MOLDEKS-TWO FIRST-CLASS MEN FOR
heavv green sand works. Call at office.
LEECHBURG FOUNDRY ANDMACHINECO..
Room 512, Lewis block. se30-89
VfOLDERs-IO TO 15 MEN ON HEAVY DKY
UyJL SAND work; steady work at good wages
guaranteed. Apply Immediately toNlLES TOOL
Tvisfiuo, jiamiiion. u.
se25-9
SALESMEN-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION
to handle the new patent chemical Inkeraslng
pencil: the greatest selling novelty everprodnced:
erases Ink thorongbly In two eeconds; no abrasion
of paper: 200 to 500 per cent profit: oncagent's sales
amounted to (620 In slxdavs: another (32 in two
hours: we want one energetic general agent for
each State and Territory; sample by mall 35 cts.
For terms and fullpartlculars address THEMON
ROE ERASER MFG. CO., Lacrosse, Wis.
se28-13
SALESMEN-FOUR FURNITURE AND CAR
PET salesmen. Applv before noon Tuesdav.
EDMCNDSON & PERRlN'E. 635 Smithfield St.
se30-63
TRAVELING MEN-TO SELL HOSIERY
gloves, etc. Adress GLOBE HOSIERY
MILLS. Detroit, Mich. se27-55
TINNERS-3 GOOD TINNERS CAN FIND
.. cmJ?l0T,ent "J applying at once to EAGLE
HARDWARE CO.. East Liverpool, O. 8e29-8
TWO COPPER PLATE ENGRAVERS - ONE
expert In lettering and stlnple or sand tint
ing as shown on coast and geodetic survey charts:
salary, (1,800 per annum; and one with lesexpe
rlenct, salary (900 per annum: also expert en
gravers of topographv and stipple or sand tint
ing, lucuiiiracuor wonio Deooneat tnetr noines:
further information will be furnished on applica
tion. T. C. MENDENH VLL. Superintendent U.
S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
SelS-7-TTS
YOUNG MAN-TO WORK ABOUT HOUSE
and make himself gencrallv useful. Apply,
with reference, to J. P. CRBEN, cor. Franklin
and Fulton sts., Allegheny, Pa. seSO-29
Fcmnln Ilelp.
FORELADY AND SH1KT-IRONER - NONE
but experienced hands need apnly to J.
BUGGLY. Homestead Steam Laundry. 6e30-54
GIRL-GOOD (FEOrESTANT) GIRL TO DO
second work: must beanie to do plain sew
ing and have some rire of children: no wishing
or ironing: wages (3 50 ptr week. Address P. O.
BOX 1H. Pittsburg, Pa. scS(M5.
-( I It L EXPERIENCED
IN OENF.KAl.
V3T housework
In famllr of three. AnnlT-fVW?
STANTON AVE.. East End, Tuesday anil Thurs
day; no objections to colored. seSO-50
GIRL-A GOOD NURfE GIRL: MUST ALSO
understand family sewing. Apply at lie
SHEFFIELD ST., Allegheny. vv se30-9:
( 1RLS-FOR FUR SEWING-MUST BE X-
-L.B.u.az.u. -apply raULSiUS BROS.,
441 Wood St.
SC30-18
-1IHLS-DININU ROOM GIRL AND DISH
IX W A SH Eli. 20 AN D 2i FEDERAL STREET.
Allegheny. se)-l5
SEWING GIRL-ro W ORK ON COATS. AP
PLY at 1219 PENN AYE. 3(W1
SKIRT DRAPER - FIRST-CLASS SKIRT
draper. Apply nt 29 FIFTH AVE., second
floor, between Sand 7 P. jr. seJO-37
RInle and Female Help.
Kf1r'ABOitKPs-p'AKMHAND3,DAUtYMEN,
iJ man for lunch counter, yarn men, SOOalrls,
aJ.? v1.1!: 'fa'ostress. wet nurse, housekeeper.
MEEHAN'S, 55 Grant st. "lelephoneW. seis-D
Situation.
POSITION -BY DBUG CLEKK-S YEAHS'
experience In city store: 4-year certificate:
desires to leave present position. Address OUI
yiHE. Dispatch office. aesSss
POSITION-AS DKDG CLEUK.-CTTY PKE
FEKKED. Address AbSIbTAKT. Dispatch
office.
seS9-8
SITUATION-AS HOUSE SEUVANT BY AN
experienced colored mm can ci hctirv
reference. Address J. K., Dispatch office.
ne30-41
Boarders nnd Lodcers.
BOABDEKS AND LODGEHS-EAST END
Koom and board for two gentlemen, or mar
ried couole. Apply ON PREMISES, cornertiouth
Highland and 'Walnut sts., EastEbd.
se27-7-TWTSSu
.WANTED.
Partners.
PAKTNER-A LIVE BUSINESS MAN OR
woman must be a live business person,
with some capital, to enter Into co-partnership
with a eentleman whole business is
already established; one who can do ofllce work
preferred. Let n.e say there was never such an
offer In Flttsburjr: for the rlcht party success Is
sure. Address, with reference, ZT X, Dispatch
ofllce. - sc30-J
Hoarding.
KOOM-W1TH BREAKFAST AND8 O'CLOCK
dinner: locality Pittsburg or. vicinity of Al
legheny Parks. Address B., Dispatch office.
Financial.
BONDS AND bTOCKS-THE UNION TRANS
FER AND 1RUST CO.. 121 and 123 Fourth
ave., maKes a specialty of acting as registrar and
transfer agent for the stock and bonds of corpora
tions; we guarantee by our Indorsement on the
stocks and bonds that they are authorized issues,
and therefore, a protection to the officers of cor
porations, stockholders and the hanks taklnp
them as collateral for loans. Terms moderate and
adapted to suit alt special case. se3-6
MONEY-OUR FACILITIES FOR FURNISH
ING money to any amount on bond and
mortgage are unequaled: lowest rates of interest
and no delay. II you need money aDDly MORRIS
AFLKJ11NG, 1US Fourth ave. jy27-86-TTS5U
MONEY-TO LOAN ON MORTGAGES:
rate4X, 5 and 0 per cent as to location and
amount: no delay.. SAMUEL W.
99 Fourth avenue.
JILAUA a AJ.t
Jy24-23-TTS
"ATONEY LOASED-RATES TO PER
J.TJL cent, ai-cordlnc to amount and location.
bee BAXTER, THOMPSON
CO., 162 Fourth
ee30-59-TusSa
ave.
MORGAGES-l.C00,0OD TO LOAN ON CITY
and suburban properties at H- 5 and 6 per
cent, and on Isrms In Allegheny and adjacent
ceuntlcs at 6 per cent. 1. M. PENXOCK. & SON,
147 Fourth avenue. ap7-f41
MORTGAGES ON CITY OU ALLEGHENY
conntv propertv at lowest rates. HENRI
A. WEAVER CO.. 92 Fourth avenue. mh2-D
MORTGAGES-MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS
to suit at 4. 5 and 0 per cent. ALLES &
BAILEY, 104 Fourth ave. Tel. 167. apl4-19-Trssu
TO EOAN500,J0, IN AMOUNTS OP" J3.C0O
and upward, on cltv and suburban property,
on per cent, free of tax: also smaller amounts
at 5 and 6 per cent. OJ LACK & B AIRD, 95 Fonrth
avenue. se2i-dJ6-D
TO LOAN fJOO.000 -ON MORTGAGES-flOO
and upward at 8 per cent:(500,000at A percent
on residences or business nroperty; also In ad
joining counties.' S. U. FRENCH. 125 Tourtb
avenue. oc24-4-D
TO LOAN-MONEY IN LARGE AND SMALL,
amounts onniortgages at the lowest market
rates or Interest. W. A. HEBRON 4 SONS, No.
80 Fourth ave. se2-66-Tn
T 000.000 TO LOAN ON MOHTGAGFS
3L large and small amounts at H. 5 and 6
gercent free of State tax; no delay. UEED B.
OYLE ft CO., 131 Fourth ave. my21-60-TTS
B-1 00.000-10 LOAN AT 4VS TO 8 PER CENT:
OX expenses very low. DIXON ft CO.. 112
Fourth ave.
se27-72
ZIIlKcellnneous.
EVKUYONE-TOI HAVE THEIR BROKEN
windows fixed before winter: telephone H71
or write postal' card for price list. G. G.
O'BRIEN, Painter. 292 Fifth ave. selO-TTS
T7ARM-TO RENT-'WITHlN 10 OR 12 MILES
E of tne city. Address LOCK BOX 780. Pitts
burg.
se29-27
J- ESSONS-IN SPANISH IN EVENINGS.
J Give terms and particulars. H. H., Dispatch
office. se30-74
PENSIONS THE PITTSBURG PENSION
AGENCY OF J. H. SI'EVENSON ft CO.. 100
lfth ave. Pensions now had for all disabled
soldiers, permanently helpless children and
widows of deceased soldiers under late act of
Congress: pensions Increased to correspond with
the disability; bounties collected: certificates ol
service procured where discharges are lost.
ECll-D
YOU - GET A BAKER'S DOZEN (13) OF
Stewart ft Co. 's fine cabinet photos for 1, at
90 and 92 FEDERAL ST., Allesbeuy.
mv2S-49-TTSU
FOB SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
Citr Residences.
BEDFORD AVE.-PKESSED BRICK.9 ROOMS:
all Improvements; good lot. MORRISON ft
BANKS, 108 Third ave., cor. Wood St. sc20-tts
CHEAP-PRICE GREATLY REDUCED TO
effect a quick sale or a good brick house
seven rooms, large lot to an alley, on Bed lord
ave Eleventh ward: location good See W. A,
HEREON & SONS, to Fourth ave. se23-99-TTS
CONGRESS 8T.-3VERY DESIRABLE 2-STY.
brick dwellings; two of 7 rooms each and one
of 8 rooms; all modern Improvements: each lot
20x90; will sell separately. J. C REILLY, 77
Diamond st. 8027-38
HOCSES-BY J. H. STEVENSON & CO., 100
Fifth ave., (la Thirty-second ward:) First
Hall st., frame house of nine ro..ms and finished
attic cellar, slate roof, cistern, water and gas; lot
52x100, with room for another house; price, 14,250;
also, second Dilworth St.. frame house often
rooms, water and gas, hall, two porcnes; lot
82x110. room for another house: price only S3. 500.
Third Natchez St., frame of six rooms, water
and gas, attic cellar, new slate roof: lot 54x97;
room for another bouse: price, (3,3)0. Fourth
Prospect st., frame house of four rooms, cellar: a
ood sited lot; price only (1,600. We have lots on
oggsate. for safe, -on 'easy payments,- from (KO
upward. , se21
TUNNEL STREET 'A LARGE BRICK
dwelling In good repair: rented lor over KOO per
Tear, with
lot 20x80; for lowprico and easy terms
call for particulars.
-BAXTER, THOMPSON A
cu., isz Fourth ave.
Be30-5S
CO 200-AT A SACRIFICE ON ACCOUNT OF
WW owner leaving the city; nice brick dwell
ing of eight rooms, nail, laundry, both gases;
level lot 30x95 ft. :Devilllers st.. only a few doors
from Wylle ave.; (3.200 to a quick bnyer: ottered
for a few days only. ALLES & BAILEY, 164
Fourth ave. Tel., 167. se28-96
tr-1 600 NEW "PROPERTY IN
THE
fhl
UJLJL Eleventh ward, near Fifth ave.:
J lays 10 per cent net on amount Invested; call and
nvestlgate. DIXON & CO., 112 Fourth avenue.
seSS-SO-Tuweu'
O 780-NEAR LOGAN STREET-GOOD 6-
KJaW) room and finished attic brick house: side
alley; new slate roof: nat. gas and sure bargain.
DIXON A CO., 112 Fourth avenue. se28-78
ffiQ 500-WEBSTEK AVE., NEAR DAVIS
O ;? street; 2-sty. and mansard brick dwelling;
7 rooms, slate mantels, etc.; a bargain. J. C.
REILLY, 77 Diamond st. se27-36
CO 600-TWO 4-ROOM
BRICK HOUSES-
KP4U1 near
near Stevenson St.. Sixth ward: rental.
(26 per mo. : ir yon want tbem call quick. DIXON
& CO., 112 Fourth ave. se28-7'
Enst End Residences.
OOO-NKW FRAME HOfTSR OF TEW
1? rooms; finished attic, bath; complete;
mantels, inside shutter. nipiv ninowH
throughout, both gases, large front and back
porches: elegant location In Nineteenth ward:
close to Negley aveand RIppey st.: paved; this
Is a very desirable property. MELLON BROTH
ERS, 6319 Station St., E.E. se28-159-TnThR6u
QQ 700-KASY TERMS OF PAYMENT: EAST
Cpul Liberty: 6 minutes of cables: conveulent
to electric rallwar; Queen Anne stvle dwelling
rooms, hall, bath, laundry, porches, d'y cellar,
eas, water, good sewerage: lot 48 feet front: nice
lawn: property In perfect condition. CHARLES
HOMERS & CO., 31S Wood st. and 6019 Penn ave
se30-47
300 AUBURN STREET. CORNER OF
'9 Ashler Street, anil onlv nnn snnnrp from
Uuauesne electric line. new ttrn.cmrv frma
house or six rooms and finished attic, hall, vesti
bule, slate mantels and tile hearths, nat. gas.
front and rear porches; lot 23x100. J. E. GLAbS.
No. 133 Fifth ave. se30-82
00 CASU-REMALN HERON LOG TIME
and easv narments. to huv a ponrl hmiep
rooms: lot 69x137 feet; on a good street, between
liijcniann ana snidy aves.: one of the most con
venlent and central locations In E. K: price only
?l,0(X). see V. A. HEKKON & SOUS. 80 Fourth
ave. se21-63-rr
SO 300 WILL BUY YOU A COZY FRAME
p6ll house, five rooms, hall, attic good cellar,
large, level lot, nice location, close to electric
Hue and seven minutes to cable lines and East
irlSX1110111 eT "payments. MELLON
BROTHERS, 6349 Station street, East End.
sea-lST
Q1300-EAST END-ONE MINUTE WALK
iyc7 irom uuquesne electric road, new 7-room
Irame dwelling, with hall. bath, laundry, h. and
c. water,' gas, ranges, slate mantels, from and
$Ja?,i;?.r.?!1?5! ,ot 30x100 to alley: terms to suit. M.
F. HIPPLE ft CO., 90 Fonrth ave. se23-98-TT6u
Q9.87UN-L.i'-EU0L1U AVENUE, ATWO
J7J? STORY frame house of five rooms and fin
ished attic, hall, vestlhulc, gas and water; front
and rear porches: House newly painted and In
first-class repair. J. E. GLASS, No. 133 Fifth ave.
' se3U-82
000 SHADY8I11K nitAKJ vTHFJirr
iir7 bunstantlal two-story six-room- brick
dwelling, gas, water, etc . with lot 20x120; corner
propertv near electric line or Filth ave. cable: a
bargain. M. F. HIPPLE A CO., 96 Fourth ave.
se2S-7 i r
Qjq OOO-A VERY NEAT FRAME HOUSE,
U)J1 . six rooms, late Improvements, on Belle-
fOUtO St.. ShadVSlde.tWntnuiir.fi (rnm VlPth v.
terms reasonable. (10SE. E.) See W. A. HER-
KON AbUAS,
Fourtli ave. sel6-89-Tu
1 Q.P,7J WEKTY-TH1BD WAKD, PITTS-CM-OJ
bUBG-10 nouses, nearly new, and 4
vacant Iota: this will net 10 per cent: call,and In
vestigate. DIXON & CO., Ill Fourth avenue.
seM-77-iuSu
Iflechrny Realaence.
AT.,'?y,'&I:iSBURQ-A HANDSOME KESI
DECEchespj on Franklin, oncof the best
residence streets: three minutes' walk from f.
B. K.: a modern house? 12 rooms, S on flrst. 4 on
second and Son third floor, besides bath and
laundry; lot 66x264 toltebeccast.. with shrubbery,
fine walk, large lawn and tennis court. For In
formation see W. A. UEKKON & SONS. 80 Fourth
Ui. sel9-49-19,23,27.30
FBEMONT ST.-SMALL CASH PAYMENT,
-u nn. exce'lent Allegheny residence property
cheap to a prompt buyer; brick, eight rooms, all
modern conveniences: first-class condition; large
lot. owner occupies: will zlve prompt possession
?!" ten"t. chableS homers a co.,
313 Wood st., 0019 Penn ave. seWMS-TT
LOCUST ST.-BETWEEN SEDGWICK. ANO
Fnlton ste two-story pressed brick dwell
ing, containing 5 rooms, bith, etc.; lot xl30 feet;
terms: K cash: balance I1.U01) annually: price
S7.500, SAMUEL W. BLACK & CO.. 99 Fourth
aTe- se30-94-TT8
2450O-rHlttD WAR1. ALLEGHENY,
tH3 near North ave., frame house 7 rooms In
SrlK? order; lot 10x100 rt. to street. BECKFELD
BBACKEN, 61 Ohio St., Allef heny. se30-61
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
Allegheny Residence.
NORTH AVENUE. ALLEGHENY. RESI
DENCE One of the most desirable resi
dences, fronting the most central and beautiful
Parts of the parks: cor. lot, 80x170 feet to an alley,
with large house 10 rooms, modern Improvements.
For Information see W. A. HEBRON &SONS. 80
Fourth ave. ' sel-79-17,24,30"
"RESIDENCE PROPERTY LN ALLEGHENY
JLV Terms ?500 cash and S500 annually; Tues
day, September 30, I F. M., at auction on the
remises. 157 Sheffield St.. nearBldwell st, a good
story brick dwelling. 12 rooms, bath, w. c.
laundry, etc: lot 22x124 to Hamlin St., In rear;
any reasonable offer "111 be accepted, as the
owner is anxious to sell, having purchased a
home In the country: Immediate possession.
SAMUEL W. BLACK CO., 99 Fourth ave.
se23-30-D'
OA 300 BARGAIN-FRANKLIN ST., ALLE-p-l
GHENY: choice lot, 24x130 to paved 20
footallev; brick house of (rooms, hall: comfort
able home In a desirable locality at a low price.
CHARLES SOMEltS & CO.. 313 Wood St. and 6019
Penn ave. se30-47
FOR SALE l-OTS.
City Lots.
PENN AVE.-CORNER OF THIRD ST.; 90 ft.
on Penn by 110 on Third st. ; price low. J.C
RE1LLY. 77 Diamond. se27-36
Qf OOO PER ACRE-2K ACRES OF BEAUTI
KPVJI FUL laving ground. fronting three streets:
no waste ground: all can be sub-dlvlded to profit:
near Central cable line, with large dwelling, fruit
and ornamental trees. See W.- A, HEKRON ft
SON S. 80 Fourth ave. selS-lO
East End Lots.
EAST END LOTS-PARK 'VIEW-LOTS 1375
toSLlOO: 10 minutes from postofflce: only 2
minutes' walk from Fifth ave. Traction road: all
lots good: most desirable In the market: monthly
and quarterly payments or liberal discount for
cash: salesmen on the grounds Tuesdays, Thurs
diys and Saturdays. 2 to 5 P. jr., during October.
THOS. LIGGETT, 71 DlamoncT st. se28-7f
EUREKA PLACE OAKLAND, SPECIAL
bale Saturda). October 4. at 2 P. M.. on the
p-emlscs. Alllqulppa street 100 nice building lots;
prices only (2JU to (650; monthly payments: Inter
est only A per cent: only 3 minutes' walk from
Fifth aveuue and Roblnfn street: call at our
ofllce for a plan: you can f 'tone of the biggest
birgmns ever offered In L.tslmrg: come to the
sile on Balnrday next. GEO. SCHMIDT, 157
Fourth avenue, or ALLES ft BAILEY. 164 Fourth
avenue, city. Tel. 1S7. . se30-87
LOTS-THE BOOM HAS SET IN; OAKLAND
Park plan is taking tbe lead, so lose no time
to make Tour selection or you will miss the best
opportunity of your life in securing one of tbemost
lovely sl'es for a home In the city. M. P. HOW
LEV ft SON. 127 Fourth ave. 8623-105"
OAKLAND AVE. -ASPHALT-PAVED
street online electric road; lot 124x225 feel
to another street; price S100 per loot: terms to
suit M. F. H1PPLE ft CO., 96 Fourth ave.
6628-93-118
100 FFET ON FIFTH-AVENUE BY 400 FEET
In depth. This piece of ground Is sur
rounded bv the finest residences In Shadyslde ana
covered with the choicest fruit tiees. Xot adjoins
the residence of the owner. For price, terms,
etc, call on GEO. W. SEED, Commercial Ga
zette. seSW
-I OO PER FOOT FORBES STREET, NEAR
OJL entrance to Schenley Park, on line of Du
qnesne electric road: first-class location and
neighborhood: lot 30x125: terms to suit. 31. F.
H1PPLE CO.. 90 Fonrth ave. se-S-SS-TTSu'
CI 000 PER ACRE-BARGAIN-
18K ACRES
1SJX.1 on Lincoln ave..
near Lemlneton: fruit
trees, etc: house and barn: lmnrovements extra.
THOS. LIGGETT. 71 Diamond st.
selS-54-tS.9.2a.21,23,2S,30
-I 800-WILL BUY A CHOICE LOT IN THE
tip A.) Fahnestock pian, Homewood ave.: this Is
a rare bargain, bee agents, BAXTER, THOMP
SON & CO., 162 Fourth ave. BC30-58
Snbnrbnn Lots.
TTTALLS AND WILMEHDING BUILDING
V lots, (looto(550: terms easy; salesman on
ground Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
BROWN & SAINT, Agts.. 612 Smithfield St.
se30-6l-TT8
ZIMMERMAN PARK WILL CONTAIN 75
acres: come and see this lovely park before
buying: largest lots: pure air; best water: list of
lot owners who have bought tbe first 21 acres fur
nlsbed cheerfully: lots right at the station; rail
road fare only 4 cents; free pass to and rrom lots;
S rices from (90 to(25o: only two miles from Smith
eld st. J. B. ZIMMERMAN, 141 Fourth ave.
se23-45
Farms.
FARM NOTED HOMESTEAD OF 100 ACRES,
good house and barn, choice orchard, near
Ohio river and railroads; one honr's ride from
city; great bargain for cash. ED. W1TTI3H. 410
Grant St., Pittsburg. seSOo
FARMS FROM 22 TO. 300 ACRES-SEND FOR
my list. Room 2, EXCELSIOR BUILDING.
ie30-6-Twr
miscellnneontu
T OT3-BRUSHTON,
WILKIN SBURG
AND
j cagewoou.
34 lots, 40x130, (225 to (450; terms. (50 00 cash.
9 lots, 21x12: to alley, (5W; terms, one-half cash.
10 lots. 33x132. (250 to (; terms, (50 00 cash
35 lots. 50x120. IC00 tojsoo: terms, one-half cash.
H. C. CLARKE, 135 Fotfrth ave., and Edgewood.
se4-rrs
OWN A HOME-WE WILL BUY OK BUILD
for you anywhere and let your rent nay for
the property: no securitv required. GRANITE
STATE PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION, branch
offices. Standard building, 31-511 Wood at., Pitts
burg n13-15-TT8Su
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
SOUNTRY NEWSPAPER AND JOB PRINT
ING Office complete; rare bargain. Room 2,
CELSIOKBU1LDING. se30-88-Twr
.nOUNTRY STORE SPLENDID TRADE
j death of owner reason for selling. Room 2,
EXCELSIOR BUILDING. ee30-e-T7T'
ft ROCERY STORES-IN BOTH CITIES AND
VX sneurbs, fine millinery store, flouring mill,
blacksmith shop, bakeries, cigar stores, notion
stores, drug stores, shoe stores, book and sta
tionery store, milk depots. SUEPARD ft CO.,
151 Fourth ave. se30
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET-THIS IS A
special bargain: groceries at all prices: news
paper and express routes; notion, cigar, drug,
shoe and furnlshlngstores. PERC1VAL ft CHAP
MAN, 439 Grant St. se30-96
SALOON-IN CITY. BILLIARD AMD POOL
room: hotel, grocery stores. S350to5.CO0; clear
stores. S300 to 11,000; hardware and tin stores;
Slumntne business; milk depots, 1390 to tiooo.
OLMES A CO., 420 Smithfield St. seJo-lS
Business Properties.
FIFTH AVE.-BU3INES3 PROPERTY OP
POSI1E VanBraam st. for (8.000; terms,
(LoOO cash, balance to suit purchaser: lot 31x95
to alley; brick house, S rooms; good cellar and
sewers: big bargain. ALLES A BAILEY. 164
Fourth ave. Telephone 167. 8e30-93TSu
SJTl 000 INVESTMENT ALLEGHENY i
t&jjll Storerooms and 6 tenement house.; also
2 vacint lots In a good location and on electric car
line, now brlng-lur rental or Jt, 200 per annum:
can easllv be made par 10 per cent. For particu
lars see M. F. HIPPLE CO., 96 Fourth ave.
seM-97-TTS'
CIO 30O-CENTEKAVK BUS. PROPEB1 Y
tJJ-LXJl near Fulton St.; rental ti, 476 per year:
call for particulars; bargain. DIXON ft CO., 112
Fonrth avenue. se!8-77-Tusu
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock. Etc
BUGGY-FINE SIDE BAR, TOP-RARE
chance for bargain: used two months: made
by noted maker; also doctor's phaeton; sold for
want of use. Apply at STABLE, 168 First ave.
se30.27
TURROS-(2),
OR WILL SELL! BURRO AND
JL dog cart and harness,
Apply to UEO. DUN-869-59
VAX a sorts.
rpiEAM-CLOSELY MATCHED, WELL-BRED
L blood bay geldings. 5 years, 15X bands. I, M0
los, elegant style, fast steppers, s-ife, without
blemish and very handsome. J. V., Dispatch
office. ae30-5a
machinery nnd Metals.
BIRDS-AND ANIMALS OF ALL KINDS,
gold fish and fixtures, an endless variety of
cages, prepared food Tor mocking hlrdsaml seed
foralt birds, fine dogs. ESPICH'S BIRD STORE,
HOSinlthfleld st. aul2-70-TTSu'
THRILLING ENGINES AND BOILEBS-FOR
XJ oil or gas wells, engines and hollers In every
size and style, siwinllls anj wood-working ma
chinery. HARMES MACHINE DEPOT. No. 97
First are., Pittsburg. Pa. rahs-D
ENGINES AM) BOILEKS-NEW AND KE
KITTED; repalrlnc promptly attended to.
LIM.,
v..". ruununi Anu jUAljlim.E uo..
below Suspension bridge, AUexbcnv, li.
Jy2-63
HOUIZONTAL EKGINE-2X42, 25,000 FEET
second-hand wire rone: also hoisting and
portable engines and Slemen valves, castings,
etc. VELTE & MCDONAL.D, 320U Penn avenne!
Jel6Trs
PKEbS-FOOTPOWEK PKESS. 36 FONTS OF
. type, border, rules, etc.: the entire outnut
only
KK.S I'.M ..(lltVIL'tl -... -n.....
Call at 5 DAVIS ST., Pittsburg. se3l)i64
SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND BOlLEKS
all sizes and styles In stock, from 4 to 100 h. d. :
uiiicuiieu; good as new. at lowest prices: norta.
ble engines, S to 2S b. p.; boilers all sizes and
styles. J, H. YOUNG. 23 Tarfc way. Allegheny.
Miscellaneous.
li iTKi lrfirau xntrrrrov .,., ,..,.
-EGGS, POOLTET
L3 MISSION fwhn..la1 Kn.tn.... ni.. .,
Umi" J?.ed5 Sod "asona Tor selling: a quiet buyer
. .. . r .-.. , .. Vtv ... .. ut..i..v.o. uii.c tinuc c
will hit a good thing. A,
C Dispatch office.
se30-M'
HOUSEHrJDBOODs-.ATAUCTIliK.THUBS-DAY,
October 2. No. S3 PEM N AVE.
SC30-24
JTEWELRY-DISCOUNT OF 10 PEE CENT ON
..... ,80C,,etT tickets. Jewelry, diamonds,
w.Jv?iel,ci.?,k'' silverware and spectacles, etc.,
at Si";0,1 s- ,a fourth ave.. Pittsburg. Fine
watch and Jewelry repairing a specialty.
seU-TTS
TITCKNIGHT A VICTOR I.
PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS,
, . ,. U?aIer 1 Ga Fixtures,
LAMPS, PUMPS, LEAD PIPE, HOSE, ETC.
BJi?S,&Iw5?,St,on Bfren to Natural Ga Fitting
ilB SKtTHFIELD ST PITTSBUWG. PA.
Telephone 768. Ja7-9-rH
TO LET.
CIrv Residences.
BRICK DWELLING-OF SIX ROOMS AND
finished mansard, supplied with both gtses,
bath, w. c. and range: rent 25 per month: water
free: Immediate possession. Inquire on the
premises, 562 WYL1EAVE., near Somer st.
se30-25t
R EATING ALLEY NO. 1, NEAR ROBERTS
st.r new Uriel house, two minutes from
Wylle ave cable cars, six rooms, finished attic.
Inside w. c. : rent. Il per month. Inquire of MC
CULLOUGH & SMITH, 31 Sevenths!. au26-75t
ATIeshenv Residences.
HOUSE-A VERY NEAT NEW HOUSE, 9
rooms, all modern Improvements; 203 Lo-
cust street, Allegheny: rent low.
iow. (van or sena
& SONa. 80 Fourth
for list.)
W. A.
ilJVKltUX
ave.
sez3-97-Tnwrt
Rooms.
KOOMS-THREE, 61 OHIO ST., ALLEGHENY,
L5:.4 rooms. Federal st. ext., 113: l fur
nished room. Spring Garden ave., S6: 1 furnished
room. Bldwellst. (6. BLCKFELD & BR ACKEN,
61 Ohio St., Allegheny. se30-8lt
"Til
OOM SECOND
STORY, FURNISHED
JLii front room. Forbes avenue, near Court
House.
Address E. ..
Dispatch office.
Se30-57t
K OOM ON FlJfTH AVENUE, NEAR POST
OFFICE: about 16x40; rent low. W. H.
BARNES, printer, 61 Diamond st. sell-46t
Uuftlncsa Properties.
House-one; twenty-four (H) room
house suitable for hotel: also some untar
nished rooms for housekeeping. Inquire ON
PREMISES, corner of Fourth and Liberty streets.
8e23-139-TUWSut
CrT-OO-FOR NEW AND MODERN STORE
tip room,piate glass front, on west Diamond,
Alleghenv; location good.
ft SONS, 80 Fourth avenue.
seeW. A. HERKON
se23-93TUth8t
Offices. Dealt Room. Etc
OFFICES T W O ELEGANT, GROUND
floor, centrally located, both gases, station
ary washtfand, furnished or unfurnished, cheap.
N 0. 35 FEDERAL ST. se29-43f
OFF1CES-A FEW NICE ONES IN GER
MAN IA SAVINGS BANK BUILDING. IV ood
and Diamond sts. inl0-40t
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-A LOT OF GEORGE KERNS',
of Etna borough, to be ruffled on Septemb
er 30. has been postponed until October 30. se30-M
PERSONAL BOOKS WANTED IF YOU
have any books to sell, let us know. LEVI'S
BOOK STORE. Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
mh7
PERSONAL -WE HAVE FOB SALE THE
EncyclonedlaBrltannlca, good as new, sheep
or morocro binding; very cheap; also 50,000 other
books, old and new." FRANK BACON A CO.,
301 Smithfield street. se2S
PERSONAL GENTLESIEN CONTEMPLAT
ING a trip to the seashore and mountain re
sorts or returning therefrom, should bring their
clothing to DICKSON, the tailor, 65 Filth ave..
cor. Wood st.. second floor, and have the same
cleaned, repaired and pressed, so as to looV like
new, and at a reasonable cost, and at the same
time should yon desire a new suit, bis stock of
Imported and 4omestlc goods Is of tbe newest and
most fashlonaMe patterns: bv giving him a call
von will not regret It. Tele. 1558. Je23-p
LOST.
T OST-BETWEEN BROAD ST. AND MONON
XJ GAHELA House, via firth ave. traction,
college pin with name on back. Reward If re
turned to 5919 BROAD ST., East End. se30-90
LOST-AN ALDERNEY COW-A REWARD
will be paid for lntormatlon leading to her
discovery. HENRY KLEIN, Curry's Hollow,
Mifflin township, near Lebanon Church. se30-7
LOST A SETTER DOG A LARGE BLACK
spot ou back: black ears and face, white
spot on forehead: body ticked white and black:
wore a large collar; goes by name of "Dad."
Party returning to D. McK. LLOYD, 6359 Penn
ave. will be rewarded. seSO-19
STRAYED.
STRAYED COW RED SHORT-HORNED
cow came to the premises or GEORGE HUN
TER, corner Wineblddle and Dauphin streets.
Nineteenth ward. Owner please come and claim
cow and pay charges. se30-40
FOUND.
FOUND TA-VA-ZON SPECIALS CURE ALL
chronic diseases. 301 GRANT ST. s30-43
NOTICES.
The Pittsburg. Akron and Western 1
r.r.co. treasurer's office.
PITTSBURG. PA.. September 25. 1S9Q. J
OCTOBER COUPONS OF THE BONDS
of this company (held in Pittsburg.) will
be paid at the PittsbnrgBank for Savings. No.
60 Fourth avenue. CHAS. G. MILNOR,
8e25-50-D Troisaier:
General Ojtice of TFi PrrrsBxrnG,"!
Alleohent and Manchester Traction I
Cojlpaitt, 410 SmithUeld street, f
Pittsbuhq. Pa.. August L 18S0. J
AT A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI
- RECTORS of the company, held Jnly JL
"BeiolTed, That meeting of tbe stock hold-
against the creation of an Indebtedness for tbe
company, Judges to be appointed at a future
meeting of this board.' A. M. NEEPER,
ano55.Ttr Secretary.
ELECTION.
Office of ihe FrrrsBtJKo Gas Company,
NT. I
- 1
i OF
oepieroDerZA isau.
IjUiBUTJUN TUB STOCKHOLDERS
JU the Pittsburg Gas Comoany are hereby
notified tbat the annual election for trustees
will be held at tbe office of the company ou
MONDAY, October 6, from 12 to 2 o'clock P.
si. W. H. MCCLELLAND, Secy.
se24-51-D
Bank of Pittsbuko, i
PiT-ramma, September 29, 1890.
TUiECTIOh
An election for directors of this bank will be
held at the "bankinar hnnse on
MONDAY,
tbe 17th day of November next, between the
hours of 10 A. K. and 12 K. A general meeting
of the stockholders will be held on '1 OESDAY,
November 4 next, at 11 o'clock A. M.
8e8fr8.Tn W. ROSEBUKO. Cashier.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made tn tbe Governor
of Pennsylvania on WEDNESDAY. October
22, 1800, by James Hazlewood. M. F. Slpe, John
Bott, Richard Matchett and William A. Sipe,
under the act of Assembly entitled "An act to
provide for the incorporation and regulation of
certain corporations," approved April 29, 1874,
and its several supplements, for a charter of an
extended corporation, to be called the "Bright
wood Oil Company," the character and object
of which are the drilling and mining tor petro
leum oil, producing and dealing in petroleum
oil, and the acquiring aud holding lands, leases
and mining rights, and for these purposes to
have, enjoy and posses", all tbe rights, benefits
and privileges of said act of Assembly and the
supplements thereto. WM. A. SIPE.
seS07-Tn Solicitor.
BUSINESS CHANGES:
"VIOTICE JS HEKEBy GIVEN THAT
ll tbe partnership heretofore existing be
tween Henry Neuheuser and Lewis Kreimen
dahl has been dissolved by mutual consent.
HENRY NKUHEUSKR.
LEWIS KREIMENDAHL.
PlTTsnrjRO, Pa.. September 27. 1880. se2836
WANTED.
Our city is growing at an enormous rate. It
Is a fact that there are not enough bonses to
supply the renting public
WE WANT MORE.
If you have a vacant bouse call on us, we will
quickly secure yon a tenant and collect the rent
promptly, monthly. Itemized statements furnished.-
.Experienced, punctual and reliable.
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.,
162 FOURTH AVE., Above New Post Office.
se30-60-Tupsu .
THE HAMMOND TYPEWRITER
Ideal and Universal1 Keyboards,
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
has jest forwarded check for J7.27S 50 for
seventy-live Hammond Typewriters. This is
the largest check, overpaid for wrltingmacuines
of anv umke.
THE HAMMOND won all prizes in the late
typewriter contest by unanimous decision of
five printers, representing the largest printing
establishments in America, over three thousand
contestants represented all tbe leading ma
chines. Call and examine or writfllor catalogue.
THE HAMMOND TYPEWRITER CO
se25-24-TThS 95 Fifth ave.
New York and Westmoreland Gas
Coal and Coke Company.
Coupons dne October L 1890, on tbe bonds of
this company will be paid at tbat date at tbe
office of Whitney 4 Stephenson, No. 67 Fourth
ave., Pittsbflrg. F. L. STEPHENSON.
se27-23
TJlANOS,' " "
Jt ORGANB.
And all manner, of Bmall Instruments
A'
HAMILTON'S.
Fifth avenne.
ap29-79.D
Tiff MAY, SONS & CO,
Fine
DYEING AND GLEANING,
.. 69 Sixth Avenne,
nhlKO-rrs Pittsburgi P.
CHOICE PBOPERTIEiS.
SPECIAL SALiE
EUREKA PLACE
PLAN OF LOTS, OAKLAND,
Three minutes' walk from Fifth avenue and
Robinson street Beautiful location. Special
sale, 8ATTJRDAY, October 4, at 2 P. M., on the
premises, Alleqmppa street, 100 fine level lots,
all sizes. Prices from f2S0 to 1650, monthly
payments.
JNTEBEST ONLY K PER CENT.
Why go 10 or 15 miles out some railroad and
pay more for lots than you can get them for in
Oakland. Call at our offices (or plans and come
to the sale If you want to bay or not
GEORGE W. SCHMIDT,
157 Fonrth ave.,
' Or ALLES & BAILEY,
164 Fourth ave.
se30S6-TTS
WHEN YOU GO
TO TBI
RACES,
Stop and take a look at the
Murtland Place Lots
HOMEWOOD STATION,
ADJOINING THE DRIVING PARK.
The success we havemetwith in disposing
of these desirable building sites in the short
time since they were put on the market
proves conclusively that when we announced
them as tbe
CHEAPEST LOTS
-IN-
0"b3r Xj3rzL"bs,
"We were correct in our assertion.
The Title is insured by the Fidelity
Title and Trust Company.
Call or send for plan.
S. A. DICKIE &.CO.,
PENN AND SHADY AVENUES,
EAST END.
se2992
We Presume You Know
That property on Forbes
avenue, between Craft and
Meyran avenues, is very de
sirable. It is not only desirable, but
the amount on the market is
very limited.
Few owners in this location
desire to sell.
This is a good reason why
others are anxious to buy.
We have had several very
choice properties in this
neighborhood placed with us
for sale at reasonable prices.
If you are interested call on
us for full particulars.
BLACK & BAIRD,
95 Fourth Avenue.
se2S-112
1,600
Feet front on desirable streets In East End, one
square from traction road. Ground lays beauti
ful and is without doubt one of tbe "garden
spots" of tbe valley. Hundreds of thousands
of dollars have been put Into residences in the
Immediate neighborhood within the year, in
suring permanent and rapid enhancement.
Low Price and Easy Terms.
A handsome profit can be made retailing;
For full particulars see
BAXTER, THOMPSON 4 CO.,
se30-73-TTSSu 162 Fourth ave.
$U800-EASTEND.
QUEEN ANNE BRICK,
8TONE TRIMMINGS,
14 rooms, library, reception ball, beautiful art
fireplaces, bathroom, hardwood cabinet and
slate mantel, both gases, furnjees built in. side
board, china closet, laundry, cemented cellar.
ELEGANT LOCATION.
This is a beautiful home, only 10 tninntcs'
walk from East Liberty station, and within two
minutes of
DUQUESNE ELECTRIC LINK
Pavod and sewered street.
BLACK & BALBD,
95 Fourth ave. se2&85-TTSu
$57 50 PER FOOT,
EASl" END LOT, 100x105. '
' Corner property, 200 feet from Fifth avenne
cable line or Dnquesne electric road, on 50-foot
sewered street. Just tbe place to build two or
three good bouses for sale or rent. No other
property in the neighborhood can be bought for
less than 175 per foot. A bargain.
M. F. HIPPLE & CO,.
86 FOURTH AVENUE. '
se28-99-TTSU
S25,000.
11 Aores Twenty-third Ward,
Near Bobenley Park,
Having frontage of about 3,600 feet; level lyhrz
and very desirable for snb-dlvldlng into build
ing lots. A great bargain.
Terms to suit.
M.F.HIPPLE4C0.
seJ8-21-Tuysu 90 Fonrtb avenue.
$10,000 STONE FRONT
OAKLAND RESIDENCE,
On aphaltum paved and sewered street, near
cable lino, new 9-room brick and stone dwell
ing, ball, batb, laundry, stationary wasbstand.
two w. c's, Inside shutters, slate mantels, tile
hearths, handsome cabine-s, eta, in fact a
model dwelling. Terms 12000 cash, balance
1500 per annum. M. F. HIPPLE dt CO..
ie28-89-TT8n 6 Fonrth ave.
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
$4,000. -
BEWICKLEY. THORN ST.
Substantial 7-room frame dwellinr, bath,
hall; both gases; lanedry; cemented cellar;
large porches: lot 66x200 feet, with stable and
carriage house on rear; also fine fruit and
shade trees. This Is a genuine bargain; easy
terms.
M. F. HIPPLE & CO..
seSS-99-TTSa 96 Fourth ave.
FOE S-A-XjIEu
SQUIRREL HILL.
Tracts of Land.
Containing from 5 to 100 acres, witb good build
ings and improvements.
Price very low and terms to snit purchaser.
Ira M. Burchfield,
iy333-TTS J5S Fourth ave.
$14,500, EAST END
Residence property on asphaltum paved and
sewered street, one-half square from Dnquesne
Electric road. Now modern styli-b 12-room and
reception ball Queen Anne brick dwelling, con.
talmog all modern improvements and fixtures.
Will be bandsomely papered and titted one
ready for occupancy. Lot 60x150. To be appre
ciated this property must he seen. Very easy
ierm. -u. r. nurri.ii c uu.,
8e27-09-TTSU 9fi Fourth ave.
AUCTION SALES.
100 LOTS. 100 LOTS.
AUCTION SALE
100 Choice Building Lots,
On tbe Premises,
COB.DUFFST.&WYLIEAYE.
Thirteenth Ward. Pittsburg.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER, 30, 1S30,
At 2 o'clock p. at
The above deirablt lot front on Duff,
Channcv and Ridge streets, Bedford, Webster
and Wylie aves. All paved avenues and ou
Wylie avenue street car line. The location Is
one of the healthiest in the city, and about ten
minutes by cable car from Court House. This
will be one of the last chances of tho season to
get a cheap lot and have your own borne.
At the same time will be offered a brick
dwelling containing 12 room' and bathroom,
range In kitchen and natural ga3 throughout.
Lot 80 feet, fronting on Write avenne, extend
ing back and fronting ISO lee t nn Duff street.
ThU property will be disposed of at a bargain.
Terms on lots and dwelling, one-third cash,
balmce in three years.
GEO. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer.
No. 62 FOURTH AVE.
se27-74-D
T Y JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.
HOUSEHOLD FTJRNITLTBE,
CARPETS, ETC., AT AUCTION
atNo. 80 Monterevst.. Alleghenv. THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, October 2, at 1 o'clock. Tbere 13
parlor furniture, tete-a-tete lounges, rocking
chairs! side board, dminc table and chairs.
marble-top table, dressing cases, wasbstands.
ucuQteaua iiu ueuuiUK, waturuue, U1UJU uum
and kitchen utensils, refrigerator, body Brus
sels carpets, stair and ball carpets, rugs,"Iaca
curtains, eta. etc Peremptory sale.
JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.. Auctioneers.
129 Fourth avenue, Pittsbure.
se27-b5-TTS
Fine Residence at Auction,
TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 30,
At 10 o'clock, at tbe rooms, 311 Market street.
Fine nprlgnt piano forte, walnut chamber
salt, fine Estey organ, bindsome parlor furni
ture, fur rugs, ebony clock, decorated toilet
ware, hair and bosk mattresses, clocks, lino
leum, hall, room and stair carpets, mirrors.plct
nres, sideboard, fine china closet, extension
table, hall rack, bookcase, desk, bureaus, bed-
steaus, wasnstands, laundry ana kitchen gooas,
eta, eta Goods now on exhibition.
HENRY AUCTION CO-se30-7z
Auctioneers.
AMC.iE3IETgi.
BIJOU THEATER
BEGINNING ;,
MONDAY, OCTOBER a
SIX NIGHTS. TWO MATINEES.
SALE Of SEATS THURSDAY, OOX..1
Reappearance of tbe Famous timma,
ABBOTT
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
In tbe following Repertoire:
Monday FAUST
Tueday ....ERNANI
Wednesday Matinee BOHEMIAN GIRL
Wednesday IL TROVATORE
Thursday FRA DIAVOLO
Fridav (double bill)
MARKED BALL. Mad Scene from Hamlet.
Saturday (Abbott Matinee) MARTHA
Sitnroay IL TROVATORH
EMMA ABBOTT SINGS EVERY NIGHT.
se304
EXPOSITION!
"ON THE HOME
STRETCH." Only SIXTEEN days left to hear
INNES and his FAMOUS BAND,
and see the thousand and one at
tractions at the great
PITTSBURG EXPOSITION.
NOTE The Exposition will
POSITIVELY close October 18.
se30-tf
B1
IJOO THEATER-TO-NIGHT
OLIVER BYRON
THE PLUNGER.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. October
6, Emma Abbott Grand English Ooera Co.
8e23-D
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
To-night.
EFFIE ELLSLER as THE GOVERNES3.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday,
Next week.
MARKS' INTERNATIONALS.
se29
TTARRIS' THEATER.
Every afternoon and evening,
Week October fl,
Held by tbe Enemy. 8e30-63-TTS
BASEBALL PLAYERS' LEAGUE
Exposition Park.
PITTSBURG VS. PHILADELPHIA.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdav, Septem
ber 29. 30, and October L Game at 3:30.
Admission, 25 cents. sc9-13
HARRY WLMJAMS' ACADEMY
To-night.
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday.
THE PARISIAN
FOLLY AND SPECTACULAR CO.
8C23-19
HARRY DAVIS' FIFTH AVENDE MTJ
8EUM, commencing September 29. Sec
ond week. THE JAPANESE VILLAGE.
Tuesday present to every lady and child visitor,
Friday package of tea for every lady.
Admission, TEN CENTS. se3-4t
TjROF. BROOKS'
X (Member or the American Society of Pro
feasors of Dancing. New YorSj,
DANCING ACADEMY.
Liberty ave. and Sixth St., will open for ladles
and gentlemen Thursday, Octobers at 8 o'clocK
p.m. For ladles exclusively, Friday. October
3, at 3 o'clock p. M. For misses and masters,
Saturday, October 4, at 3 o'clock P. it Fo
particulars. see circulars at music stores.
seZl-l
THUMA'S DANCING ACADEMY, NO. M
Fourth aveuue. (.Members ot tho National
Association.) Opening of tho season Wedne&r
day evening; Oct L 1890. Classes every even
mg;fonr classes devoted entirely to beginners.
Misses' and masters' opening reception Satur.
day afternoon, Oct. 4, 1890. Llrculir at musio
stores. Particulars call or address PROF. R.
F.THTJMA,M Fonrth aye. se23-.l
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