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Frank Grade's Life Now Hanjinj
bj a Tery Slender Thread.
IT IS NOW IN THE JUKI'S POWER
To Acquit or ConTict the Prisoner of Kill
inr Mis Stepchild.
COURT SEWS OP 1ESTEEDAI IN BRIEF
The fate of Frank Grade, indicted for the
mnrder of his step-daughter on tbe 16th ot
last March, is now in the hands of the jury.
All dav yesterday the case was argued and
it was 6:30 last evening when Judge Magee
finished his charge to the jury. Attorney
Dicken opened the argument for the defense
and was followed by W. D. Moore, Esq.,
and between them three hours were con
sumed. The defense laid particular stress
on their plea of insanity and insisted on
an acquittal. District Attorney Johnston
made a masterly argument to the jury, coing
over every bit of the testimuny and explaining
it with the minutest detail. The expert testi
mony of Drs. Wiley, CIiesrown, McCord and
others was treated liehtly and. ttoe District
Attorney argued, could bear but little weight,
as none of them had seen the prisoner until
some time after the commission of the act.
Judge Mageeliegan hischargeatSo'clockand
finished it at 6.30. Ills, Honor conbned himself
strictly to the lams bearing on the case, paving
particular attention to explaining what a
reasonable donbt was. Expert testimony was
also taken up and his Honor stated that to a
certain extent it was good evidence but the
Jurv could take it with considerable allowance.
During the entire day theprisonersat silently
in his chair lookmg direcilv in front of him,
net er for a moment shifting his attitude or
changing the position of his eyes.
THE POOL-SELLING CASE.
Judce White Tblnka Herdlc fcbould be In
dicted by Itir Grand Jury.
The hearing asked for on Monday by William
Yost, Esq.. for leave to produce evidence to
sustain his petition for the return to the grand
jury of the case against Frank Herdie, was
held before Jndge White, yesterday morning.
Mr. Herdie bad been charged with selling pools
at the Homewood races last July, Captain
Wishart being the prosecutor. Tbe grand jury
ignored tbe bill and placed tho costs on Mr.
Wishart. Mr. Yost petitioned the Court to
take them off. and also to return tbe case to the
grand jury. His evidence to show cause for
his plea Le produced in tha persons of Police
man White. George FlsherandBruceCnnning
ham, tocetber witb pool tickets sold by Herdie
White and Fisher did not buy tickets, hut saw
tbem sola. Cunningham had bought them.
Mr. Yost said these three had given the same
testimouj before the grand jury, and other
witnesses had been excused. He offered to pro
duce them. Jndge White said that was enough.
William Hunter, Esq., for Mr. Herdlc said
there was not a bit of evidence to hold Herdie,
but Jndge White said there had been plenty,
ana enough to warrant the grand jnry in find
ing a true bill. He took the papers a'nd prom
ised ac early decision.
A BOXED UP CASE.
Questionable Who Renllr Did Use tbe Knife
nt Picnic.
In the Criminal Court, yesterday, a stir was
created by Judge White. William Ambrose
had been on trial for aggravated assault and
battery on John Thnrroff, the result ot a row
at a picnic at Butcher's Grove last June. At
tho trial several witnesses testified that it as
Ambrose who struck Thurroff, while others
testified that it was John Hartman. Hartmaa
was placed on tbe stand, but declined to say
wbetber or not he had hitThu:roff. Judge
White ordered him to give $1,000 bail for bis
appearance on the charge of assaulting Thnr
roff. The jury in the case returned a verdict
of not guilty and placed half the costs on the
prosecutor. Judge White became indignant
and ordered the verdict set aside as to tbe pros
ecutor. He then directed the County Detec
tive to enter information against Hartman for
aggravated assault and battery and agaiust
Ambrose. John Hemmidfsh and John itetiman.
wbo testified tbatit was Hartman struck Thur-
TfB.
County Detective Beltiboover went before
Alderman Reilly and lodged the informations.
Hartman and Ambrose gave bail for a bearing
and warrants were issued for the others.
WAHT ALL THE CASH.
The American Wire Company Sue tbe
Cblcnco Cotnpnnv on a Contract.
Tbe American Wire Company yesterday filed
a statement in their suit agamst the Chicago
Wire and Spring Company. They stated that
tbe defendant agreed to purchase from them
1,000 tons of soft fence wire rods, at ?50 per ton.
They shipped them the rods as per contract,
and they received and paid for the first ship
ments, amounting to 304.29J pounds. Tbe bal
ance. 1,935,710. the defendants refused to take.
Aa a consequence, the were obliged to sell the
rods where they could elsewhere.
They did not realize within JS.016 35 of the
contract price with the defendants, and now
sue to recover that amount trom them.
To-Day's Trial List.
Common Pleas If o. I Black &. Co. vs Gard
ner et ux; Albright vs Birmingham and Browns
ville Turnpiko Company; Hammerly vs Knoir;
Keally & Co. vs Agnew et al: Maconbray vs
Mtolerbeck et al; Scbibert vsZnickert; Huck
ostein vs Alpert; Auberlie vs Conrsin. Mcln
tire vs McCaudless: Becker vs Becker: Acme
Tacning Company vs Free: Hennesey vs Balti
more and Ohio Railroad Company: Scbereret
ux vs Wall; O'Donnell, administrator, vs
McDonough; Watson etalvs Palmer: Corbett
is Flcmii.g.
Common Pleas If o. 2 Davis Bros. fc Cq. vs
Hufnagel; Gearing vs Thompson et al; Brad
dock Union Planing Mill Company, limited, vs
Mc.Munn A Co., Graham vs bhanahan.
Criminal Court Commonwealth vs
Richard Herndon, Jnbn Flinn, Ed McCullougb,
Joseph Goldstein. Samuel Riddle. M.Sherman.
John Tracy, Lin. Badger, Marv Wasson, Bridget
McCarthy, A. E. Gal bach (S). U. G. Coal (2),
Adam Kercliner, Charles Kerchnef, Lindsay
Currie.
To-Daj'a
Estate of
F. 'W.Kuhin
KranW Kunkic
liavidOow .......
John Cvwin
Barbara King
t.eonre Vogel
JJr. John i. Shaffer .
Battle Ware.
Henry Phillips
Andrew Urubbs
Audit List.
Accountant.
.E. D. t lnccnroth.
I.. JJIattner.
.Johll IrOW.
.Andrew T. Cowan.
George W. '1 nomas.
..Catharine Vogel.
Charles 11. bliaffcr et al.
.John H. fccott.
A. 11. Drocourtetal.
..Conrad Zmerick.
Tl e Grand Jnry Findings.
The grand jury yesterday returned true bills
against Susan Devlin and Michael Ran for
larceny. The following bills were ignored:
M. M. Bell, extortion; William Busch, Joseph
Cohen, selling liquor without a license; Will
iam M. Granger, misdemeanor: James Gandey
felonious avsaultand battery; Kate Jackson'
assault and battery. '
Little Conn Briefs.
Michael McGeart was convicted of as
sault on J. Kennedy.
THE jury u qut in the case of John Sul
livan, charged with felonious assault on Mary
Darrah.
THE suit of Samuel Bing against C. L. Wll
ley. an action on a contract, is on trial before
Judge Slagle.
A divorce was granted yesterday in the case
of Jotin A. Bennett against Emma Bennett.
Desertion was alleged.
I tbe suit of Vincent Simon against Will
lam Shanaban, an action on an account, a ver
dict was given plaintiff yesterday for tSl 84.
George Taylor pleaded guilty to the lar
ceny of a dog and collar, aud was sentenced by
Judge While to three months In the work
house. Register Coknee yesterday refused to
probate the non-cupatlve will of Lorenz Loren
zlni as he was able to have written a will before
be died.
Ijf tbe suit of Gumbert d. Huey against T. J.
Wood, garnishee of tbe Grand Lake Coal Com
pany, a verdict was given plaintiffs yesterday
for IL5U0-
I- the snit of Victor Doesch against Gottleib
and Catharine Harr, an action to have a deed
set aside, a verdict was given yesteraay for the
defendants.
IN the case of Florence C Miller and J. J.
Donnell, executors of A. H. Miller against
George Geisler, a verdict for Slot SO was given
plaintiffs by consent.
The suit of John Meyer against the Birm
ingham and Brownsville Turnnike Company,
an action for damage to property caused by the
obstruction of a drain, is on trial.
Uravni RATKH- a 14.vftir.nM tnrl wt,tl ..
trill on charge of larceny, tainted in the
court room. Jndge White discontinued the
trial and sent tho girl back to jail Sentence,
will prebably bn suspended.
The suit of William B. Anderson against tbe
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company
for damatres cansed by a houe catching fire
trom sparks from the locomotive and burning
down, is on trial before Jndge Ewlng.
Ik the suit of Elizabeth, Edward P. and
Catharine Flinn against the Allegheny Heat
ing Company, for damages for injuries caused
by a natural gas explosion, a verdict was given
vesterdav for tbe plaintiffs in the sums of $75,
SlOOandJlE.
The Fidelity Title and Trnst Company, as
assignee of the Lawrence Bank, yesterday ob
tained the permission ot tbe Court to sell at
public sale the bank building at the corner ot
Penn avenue and Butler street which was ap
praised at 520,000.
The suit of, George W. Parker and John
Potts against the steamer Acme was argued
before Judge Acbeson in the United States
Court yesterday. The defendants claim the
United States Courts have no jurisdiction in
tbe case as the boat is a ferry-bofA in the
Beaver river, which is not navigable. Decision
was reserved.
Tourists,
Whether on pleasure bent or business, should
take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of Figs, as
it acts most pleasantly and effectually on the
kidneys, liter and bowels, preventing fevers,
headaches and other forms of sickness. For
sale in 50c and SI bottles by all leading drug
gists. Fine paperhangings, in the latest de
signs, with ceilings to match, at popular
prices, at Jacob J. Fuchs, 1710 Carson St.,
S. S.
DANCING CHOOTi OPENING
ThU Evening:.
Thutna's Academy, 64 Fourth ave., open
ing tor beginners this evening.
Jackets! Jackrir! Jackets!
200 styles, from 3 to $25. Our prices are
the lowest See forynnrself.
ROSENBATJM & CO.
FINE paperharjgings, in the latest de
signs, with ceilings to match, at popular
prices, at Jacob J. Fuchs', 1710 Carson st..
S. S.
Winter Cnderwenr.
Xew stock of ladies, children's and gents'
underwear in scarlet and camel's hair, nat
ural wool and merino, at lowest price.
H. J. LTKCH'S,
liwsu 438 and 440 Market street.
Grand Millinery Opening;.
Paris, New York and our own pattern
hats and bonnets to-day at Bosenbanm &
Co.'s.
Infanta' Fine Fnralshlngs.
See display of infants' goods in our win
dows. Finest ever exhibited in Pittsburg.
A. 6. Campbell & Sons. 27 Fifth aye.
TJfbight pianos for rent.
E. G. Hats & Co., 75 Fifth ave.
THUMA'S DANCING ACADEMY
Opening TbU Evening-,
64 Fourth are., opening and formation of
classes for beginners this evening.
Fine paperhangings, in the latest de
signs, with ceilings to match, at popnlar
prices, at Jacob J. Fuchs', 1710 Carson st,
S. S.
TJfbight pianos for rent
E. G. Hays & Co., 75 Fifth ave.
Tboma's Dancing; Academy.
Opening lor beginners this evening. See
amusement column.
B. fcB.
See the magnificent quality and styles in
the 50c fancy silks. They are a bargain.
Assignee had to sell. Boggs & Buhl.
SPECIAL NOTICE
To Prospective Plana -Pnrchiteer.
The second, or series B, of the Everett
piano clubs is .about ready to close. The
manager expects to issne certificates and
commence delivering the pianos by October
10, and if you or any of your friends wish
to secure the special rednction of $75 given
to subscribers, please send in vour applica
tion for membership at once. It yon do not
understand the system, rail at the club ware
rooms, 137 Federal st., Allegheny, or -visit
the display at the Exposition and have it
explained, or send for circular to the man
ager, Alex. Boss.
137 Federal st, Allegheny, Pa.
The piano delivered to club A this week
goes to Miss Sanie Furick, Sydney st.
Pittsburg, on payments of $1 per week, siw
One Thonsand Dollnrn
Forfeit if I fail to Drove Floraplexion tbe
best medicine for liver complaint, dyspep
sia, nervous debility, biliousness, consump
tion. It cures where all other remedies fail.
Ask your druggist for it Sample bottle sent
free. Fbakkxiit Haet, New York.
MWFSU
B.& B.
Persian printed cashmeres fleece lined,
10c for wrappers and children's dresses.
Boggs & Buhl.
Don't miss Hendricks & Co.'s great re
dnction in photographs. 68 Federal st,
Allegheny.
CHEAP EXCURMOX TO CHICAGO,
October 9, Via tbe ritttbarg and Western
Railtvny.
Special train of Pullman sleeping cars
and first-class coaches will be run as the
first section of the Chicago express, leaving
Allegheny at 230 P. M. (Central time), ar
riving in Cbicagd at 8.25 a. m. Bound
trip rate, 59. Tickets good ten days. s
Fine paperhangings, in the- latest de
signs, with ceilings to match, at popular
prices, at Ja;ob J. Fucbs', 1710 Carson st,
S. S.
S3 50 Until November 30, 1S00 SI.
Until if ovember 30 w e will make a life
size crayon portrait for $3 0, or 12 elegant
cabinets for 81, at Ani'recht'b Elite Gallery,
516 Market st, Pittsburg. Bring children;
use elevator.
89 00 To Chicago and Reinrn. SO 00,
October 9. Tickets gopd ten days. Special
train Pullman sleepers and elegant day
coaches. Leaving time 330 p. m., city
time. For tickets and sleeping car space
call at city ticket office, 99 Fifth avenue.
Mivrhs Geo. B. Gleason, Agent
German and English Catholic prayer
books, in the latest bindings and at lowest
rates, at Jacob J. Fuchs', 1710 Carson st,
S. S.
Bnrceitstown Fair Excursions Via tbe Penn.
jlvanla Lines,
Excursion tickets to 'Burgettstown, good
returning until October 3, will be sold via
the Pennsylvania lines on September 30,
and October 1 and 2, at one fare for round
trip from Pittsburg. Washington, Pa..
Wheeling, Steubenville and intermediate
ticket stations. wsu
Etchings, engravings, mirrors, easels,
etc, of the latest issues, at Jacob J. Fuchs',
1710 Carson st, S. S.
Ice For Sale.
At public auction, Friday, Oetober 3,
1890. at 10 o'clock A. M., at J?ortv-third st
and A.T.E.1 will be sold 14 cars of
Canada ice, about 140 tons, more or lets, as
a whole or in lots to suit purchasers.
This is clear ice, about 18 inohes thick,
and is equal to the best in the market
Ilonlnn and Tcemer
Will row at East Liverpool to-morrow,
October 2. Excursions via the, Pennsylva
nia lines.
Gebmajt and English Cathoiio prayer-
books, in the latest bindings and at lowest
rates, at Jacob J. Fuchs', 1710 Canon it,
8, .. ...
THEA, DATJGDTER OF CAMELLIA.
Being n True and II' terto Unpublished Tale
rfChlnii,
CHAPTER L
HEA SI
NENSIS, d a u gh ter
of Camel
I i n, was
born inAs
surn, a pro
Tince of In
dia his
torians do
not give
the date
aud it is
immaterial
In this E
den. Thea
spent her childhood, and the youug bud,
was just bursting into womanhood when
Bodhidharma, a missionary, became enam
ored of her and proposed to take her to
China. He promised to show his lover to
the world and introduce her to many
people.
To China Bodhidhanna carried hg treas
ure. Thea was introduced to the Emperor
and his nobles, and flourished in her new
borne. Thea was blessed with many chil
dren, aud one of these was introduced to
Mivoye and taken to his home in Southern
China. Another daughter came under the
notice of a noble named Lo Yo, and was
taken by him in captivity to his borne in
NorthernChina. Aud so this family grew
and multiplied until there were so many of
the genus Thea Sinensis in China that a tax
was levied on each subject having commer
cial relations with them it being hoped by
this means to stamp out the whole tribe, root
and branch.
Bnt this strange family multiplied so rap
idly and gained such favor at court that ere
long there was hardly a person in the East
who did not know of the Thea Sinensis fam
ily, and all good subjects to this day wor
ship this Thea each morning the first thing
uu arising.
Buy He-No Tee.
The above is taken from a book written
by a traveler in China, giving a true and
historically correct account of the origin
and history of Thea Sinensis, of whom few
people have at present much knowledge.
The whole book will be published by chap
ters in The Dispatch. It is earnestly
hoped that this series will be interesting
ana instructive The subject, while pre
sented in a uuique way, is treated without
bias, and the object will have been accom
plished if the reader is interested and
amused, and, incidentally, has or her at
tention called to the author. The second
chapter will appear in Friday's Dispatch.
SI EN'S
Fine Underwear.
Allen, Solly & Co.'s hand-made natural
wool, merino, white and brown, white silk
and wool and pnre 'ilk.
Cartwright and Warner's white merino,
natural wool and scarlet
Brettle's pure (ilk.
Our own importations
Of Scotch wool underwear (3 grades) and
German natural wool underwear.
Two special qualities of camel's hair
shirts.
Prices the lowest
Jos. Horse & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
German and English Catholic prayer
books, in the latest bindings and at lowest
rates, at Jacob J. Fuchs', 1710 Carson St.,
S. S.
DIVIDENDS.
Office of the "
Standard Underground Carle Co., I
Westinghouse Building, f
Aneust 30. 1890. J
DIVIDEND No. 2-THE DIRECTORS OF
this company bave this dav declared a
Olvidend of ONE AND A. HALF PER CENT
out of the earnings for the quarter ending
August 30, payable October 1, 169a Transfer
books will be closed from September 25th to tbe
SOtb. botb Inclusive. Checks will be mailed
to stockholders. ,
se.W9-wr ELMfiR L. WHITE. Treasurer.
CEKTEAL B ANK. 1
Pittsbuho, PA.. September SO. 1S90. f
DIVIDEND THE. BOARD OF DIRECT
ORBof tbe Bank have tbls day declared a
dividend of ONE AND ONE-HALF (H) per
cent out of tbe earnings of tbe past tbree
months. Parable forthwith at the banking
bonse. No. 47 Fifth avenue. C. C DAVIS,
Cashier. ocl-99
First National Baick Pittsburg. Pa., ?
PITTSBTJKG, September 30, 189a (
DIVIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
bank bave this day declared a quar
terly dividend of TWO PER CENT on the
capital stock, payable on demand free of tax.
orl-'Jf J. D. SCULLY. Cashier
PROPOSAL.
PROPOSALS FOR STEEL ARMOR
Dierclnc shot. Ordnance Office. War De
partment," Washington, September 6. 1890. !
healed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this office until 3 o'clock p. M., on TUES
DAY. OCTOBER 7, 189a,when they will be
publicly opened, for furnishing tbe Ordnance
Department, U. S. A., with eight and ten-Inch
Steel Armor-Piercing Shot. Blank forms on
which proposals must be made and all informa
tion required by bidders can be had upon ap
plication. & V. BENET, Brig. Gen, Chief of
Ordnance. sel2-78-TVF
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at this office until 3 o'clock P. M.
MONDAY. October 6. 1890, for nlling ap
proaches to bridge No. 8, Potcotos creek.
Binders must visit site before bidding. Bids
to be lump sum for tbe work complete. Work
to be completed on or betore November 8, 1890.
Proposals to be addressed in separate en
velopes to Commissioners of Westmoreland
and Allegheny counties. Tbe snccesstul bidder
will be required to give bond in double tbe
amonnt of tbe contract, for tbe faithful per
formance of contract.
Specifications can be seen at the County
Engineer's office after Monday, September 30.
189a
Tbe right to reject any or all bids is reserved.
JOSIAH SPEER,
se28-42-MWF County Controller.
LEGAL NOTICES.
FIDELITY TITLE AN D TRUST COMPANY,
121 and 123 Fonrth ave.
ESTATE OF CHARLES b. HUNTINGTON DE
CEAbED. Notice is hereby riven that let
ters of administration on the estate of Charles
b. Huntington have been grantd to the under
signed, to whom all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make Immediate pay
ment, and thoe having claims xjraln6t the same
should make them known wltbont delay. FI
DELITY TITLE & TKUbr CO., Administrator.
DAVID Q. EWING, Attorney. au.7-3S-W
FIDELITY TITLE ANDTRUST COMPANY.
121 and 123 Fourth ave.
ESTATE OF REBECCA T. HUBLEY, DE-CEASED-Notlce
is hereby riven that letters
ot administration on the estate of Rebecca T.
Hubley, deceased, bare been granted to the
nndcrslened. to whom all persons Indebted to
said estate are requested to make Immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
same sbnuld make them tnown without delay.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO., Adminis
trator, d. b. n.; c t. a. DAVID Q. EWINO. At
torney. au27-37-w
OFFICE OF THE FIDELITY TITLE AND
TRUST COMPANY.
Assignee of tbe Lawrence Bank.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO.
1, of Allegheny County. No. 131 March
term, lS9a In re voluntary assignment of the
Lawrence Bank of Pittsburg. Notice is hereby
fiven that tbe first and partial account of tbe
idelity Title and Trust Company, assignee of
tbe Lawrence Bank has been fllod in the Pro
thonotary's office, and that the same will be
allowed by the said Court on tbe 18th day of
October, A. D. 1890, unless cause be show to the
contrary.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO.,
Assignee of the Lawrence Bank.
WILLIAM M. McOUiL,
DAVID G EWING,
Attorneys. se21-26-W
R. B. PETTY, 401 Grant street.
QTATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, COUNTY
p of Allegheny, ss. In tbe Court of Common
Pleas No. L No. 624 March Term. 189a Rachel
Mertz. by her next friend, Joseph Pittl, v,
George Mertz. In divorce. And now, to wit,
September 25, 1S90, on motion tbe Conrt appoint
R. H. Douglas, Esq., Commissioner to take tes
timony In the above case and report the same
to court.
f By the Court.
SEAL From tbe Record.
l- JOHN BRADLEY, Prothonotary.
To George Mertz, Resoondent:
Yon will please take notice that the under,
signed, having been appointed Commlfsloner to
take testimony in the above case, will attend to
tbe duties of his appointment at tbo office of R.
B, Petty, Eq.. No. 401 Grant -treet, Pittsburg.
Pa on TUESDAY, October 28, 1890, at 3 o'clock
P. Jf-. when and where yon may attend if yon
l A! fl
tee proper. ROBERT H. DOU GLAS,S
ecl-80-w Commlislonsr.j,
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Diamond Streets.
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Hotel, opposite B. & O. depot between 8 and 11 A.
M. and S and 0 F. I. ocl-52
CANVAbSERS-EXPERIENCED FOR INSUR
ANCE: the best terms offered to the right
men with a view to a position. Address J. W.
MULLEN, 709 Glrard ave., Philadelphia.
ocl-92
CLERK-A YOUNG MAN TO SERVE AS BILL
and shtpplnir clerk; one who thoroughly un
derstinds tbe business and who can come with
best of reference and seenrlty only. Apply before
10 A. M. DUQUESNE STATIONERY CO.. 283
Fifth ave. oel-13
CLERK-YOUNG MAN 19 OK 50 TEARS OF
age: one having had experience in hat and
rnrnlshlnr roods store. AUFHAMMEK &
EVANS. 6108 Penn ave., . E. ocl-24
COAT AND PANT MAKEKS-TW O V.XPE KI
K.SCLD men. Call at SC SMITHFIELD.
ocl-74
MAN-TO WORK ON A FARM IN ALLE
GHENY City, must know how to care for
horses and do rarm work. Apply from 3 to 4 p. M.
tc-day, at 117 DIAMOND STREET, City, ocl-79
MACHINISTS-THREE-AFFLY TO HOUCH
KltsS NUT AND BOLT CO., Greensbursr,
ra. sezs-iu
M
EN TWO COLORED MEN OF GOOD AD
DKKSS to aetas solicitors In Alleehenv and
Plttsbnrir: 120 to RSeasllv earned each week. Ap
ply net. 4 and 12 A. V. to-day at 93 FOURTH AVE.
ocl-57
MOI.DEKJ-10 TO IS MEN ON HEAVY DK.Y
SAM) work; steadr work atcoodwaces
guaranteed. Apply Immediately to NlLES TOOL
WORKS, Hamilton, o. seM-9
PACKERS-TWO GOOD FURNITURE PACK
ERS. Apply at once, W. H. KEECH, 93
and 925 Penn ave., city. , ocl-18
IACKEK-KUKNITURE PACKER. APl'LY
431 SMITHFIELD ST. ocl-21
PLOW DROP FORGE .HAND USED TO
welding steel mold boards to wroneht iron
standards, and who can direct construction of
dies. Address PLOWS, Dispatch office.
sei8-28-jrwr
SAL ESMAN FIRST-CLASS CLOTHING
salesman; mnst speak German; no others need
apply, 1729 CARSON ST., S. S. ocl-14
TRAVELING MEN-TO SELL HOSIERY
gloves, etc. Adress GLOBE HOSIERY
MILLS. Detroit, Mich. se27-S3
Tinners 3 Good tinners can find
employment by applvlng at once to EAGLE
HARDWARE CO., East Liverpool, O. se29-6
WAITER-A GOOD MAN FOR LUNCH
counter. Inquire CORNER WOOD AND
WATER STS. ocl-12
Female Help.
FORELADY AND SH1KT-IRONER NONE
but experienced bands need apnly to J.
BUGGLY, Homestead Steam Laundry." se30-M
GIRL-GOOD (PROTESTANT) GIRL TO DO
second work: must be aDle to do plain sew
ing and have some care of children; no washing
or Ironing: waxes S3 SO ptr week. Address P. O.
BOX 154. Pittsburg, Pa. seSO-65.
1 IRL-COMl'ETENT FORGENERAL HOUSE
XX WORK, small family, natural iras, mnst
come recomineded. 21 SHEFFIELD bT., Allegheny-City.
ocl-84
f I R L - EXPERIENCED IN GENERAL
XX housework In family of three. Applv6022
STANTON AVE.. East End, Tuesday and Thurs
day; no objections to colored. se30-S0
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. AP
PLY at No. 105 SECOND AVE. se30-48
G
IKL-A GOOD GERMAN GIRL AS NURSE.
mo ran a a v c oci-to
SKIRT DRAPER FIRST-CLASS SKIRT
draper. Apply at 29 FIFTH AVE., second
floor, between B and 7 p. M. teJO-37
Blnle nnd Female Help.
Fjr1I'AB0RERs-FAKMHAJfus1)A1RYMEN.
tJJ man for lunch counter, yard men, 200rirls,
4U for hotels, seamstress, wet nurse, hou&ekecper.
MEEHAN'S, SIS Grant st. 'telephone 90. se29-p
Situations.
SITUATION-BY MAN AND WIFE MAN
understands care of greenhouse, garden,
cows, etc., and wife Is a good laundress and gen
eral bouseworker. Address M. & W., Dispatch
office. oct-60
SITUATION-BY A CUSTOM COTTER: BEST
or reference: one week's trial If necessary. J.
F., Dispatch office. oci-49
Partner.
PARTNER AN EXPERIENCED MAN TO
manage Installment business; must be able
to Invest tUouo to $1,500: a good opening. Address
MAN UFACTURER. Dispatch office. ocl-87
t Jloomi, Bonneii, &c
HOUSE-FURNISHED HOUSE IN KASTEND,
near steam and cable cars. For particulars
address 8. T.. Dispatch -office. ocI-23t
TJOOM-W1TH BREAKFAST AND6 O'CLOCK
XV. dinner: locality Pittsburg or vicinity of Al
legheny Parks. Address R., Dispatch office,
ocl-ss
Bonidera and Lodger.
BOARDERS AND LODGErtS-EAST END
Room and board for two gentlemen, or mar
ried counle. Apply ON PREMISES. cornerSomh
se27-7-TWTSSU
Financial.
BONDS AND STOCKS-THE UNION TRANS
FER AND TRUST CO., 121 and 123 Fourth
are., maaes a specialty of acting as registrar and
translfr agent for the stock ana bonds of corpora
tions; we guarantee by our indorsement on the
stocks and bonds that they are authorized issues,
and therefore, a protection to tbe officers of cor
porations, stockholders and tbe banks taking
them as collateral for loans. Terms moderate and
adapted to suit all special cases. se3-S
MOR.GAGBS-fl, 000,000 TO LOAN ON CITY
and suburban properties at 4)$, S and 6 per
cent, and on larms In Allegheny and adjacent
counties at 6 per cent. L M. PENN0CK4S0N,
147 Fonrth avenne. ap7-f4l
MORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
. ,e?untv property at lowest rates. HENRY
A. WEAVER ft CO.. 2 Fourth avenue. mb2-D
T) LOAN-tS00,O0O. IN AMOUNTS OF SS.OO0
and upward, on city and suburban property,
on AH per cent free or tax: also smaller amounts
at i and 6 per cent. BLACK Jt II AIRD, SS Fonrth
avenue. se2l-dtf-D
TO LOAN Sa. 000 UN MORTGAGE3-S100
and upward at 0 per cent:50u, 000 at 4K percent
on residences or business property; also in ad
joining counties. S. H, .FRENCH, us Fourth
avenne. oc24-4-D
art 00.00O-TO LOAN AT4MTy PKR CENT:
CENT:
CO., 113
seiMl J
y-a.. expenses vsry low. jju.ua ft CO.
Fourth ave.
"WED2TESDAT, OCTOBER
WANTED.
MUcellnneottH.
ALLTOUSEJONES' BEDBUG PABALYZER
Jones' Magic Roach Powder: contains no
f olson; roaches banished oy contract; satlsfae
lon given or no pay. Prepared by GEO..W.
JON ES, 23 Federafst., Allegheny, Pa. Sold by
all first-class druggists. Telephone No. 3332.
irtlmSxtvtrv
OOKKEEPING-W1LL TAKE CHARGE OF
books requiring only occasional attention;
attend to opening or closing of books, correction
or errors or any thine in the line of accounting:
have had lone experience and can give the best of
ici;ieuce5. A. t. DA.W alULh ' reuerai b
Allegheny, Pa. ocl-2-D
SORSES-FOUH FINE DRAUGHT HORSES:
black preferred. Inqulro H. J. HEINZ
. Ml First are. ocl-96
TSENsiuva -mi lMTTsniTHts PENSION
JT AGKNOYOEJ. H. STEVENSON & CO., 100
x'ji.u VC I cnslOUS now nau 1UI ail uu.uigu
soldiers, permanently helpless children and
widows of deceased soldiers under late act 'of
Congress: pensions Increased to correspond with
the disability; bounties collected: certificates ot
service procured where discharges are lost.
sdt-D
PERSONS -DESIROUS OF .PURCHASING
writing machines to call and examine the
uneqnalcd Remington as recentiylmproved. A.
M. MARTIN. 412 Wood street. ocl-82
PRESS-LARUELEVERPKESS:NOSMALLEK
than 10X15. Inquire at 30 FEDERAL ST.,
city. H ocl-58
PRIVATE SCHOLABS-11Y A YALE MAN.
Address, TUTOR. 104 Fulton St., Pittsburg.
se27-63-MWF6Su
PUP1LS-TO LEARN SHORTHAND AND
typewriting; any of the leading systems
taught. 25 typewriters. Address, or call at
MARriN'8 SHORTHAND SCHOOL. 412 Wood
street. ocl-S2
SEWING MACH1NE-THOSE THAT ARE
thinking oi getting the best sewing machine
In the market to ste the Light RunnlngNew
Home Sewing Machine. Uenulne needles and at
tachments for all makes at the lowest prices at
II. CARTER'S, 19 Sixth St.. two doors below IMJou.
au3l-MWF
STENOGRAPHERS READ THE PHONO
GRAPHIC World (New York) for October;
out to-day: Invaluable: 10 cents: all newsdealers.
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY, general agents.
0C1-91-WBU
ZINC-CLEAN SCRAP ZINC: HIGHEST
nrlce paid bv HARRISON BROTHERS CO.,
'iblrty-flfth and Gray's Ferry Road, Philadelphia.
sel7-20-ws
FOB. SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
Cltr Residence.
HOUSES BY J. H. STEVENSON & CO., 100
Fifth ave. Dwelling or9 rooms, nearly new,
brick, in Second ward, Allegheny, has balls, cel
lar, both gases, hot and cold water, bath room,
well finished, grained, etc. close to electric line,
only (4,000 and In payments: see this before you
bur: also dwelling of 6 rooms and finished attic
in the best part of blxth ward, Allegheny, a
brick, finely finished, price $3,000, room on same
lot for a second building: also In Thirty-second
ward. Pittsburg, a frame of 9 rooms and 2 rooms
in attic, cistern, gas, large lot, price only ft,200-
ocl-'
HOUSES-10 PER CENT NET INVESTMENT
In blxth ward, Pittsburg, three new three-,
story brick houses. 2 of 8 room each and 1 of II
rooms: In fine condition and good tenants; we
defr any person to show us a better Investment
on the market: Investigate: price 10.009. DIXON
& CO., 112 Fourth are. sc2S-79-UWSu
ffi-- 600 NEW PROPERTY IN THE
3)AJL I'.lerenth ward, near Fifth ave.: this
pays 10 per cent net on amount Invested: cail and
investigate. DIXON & CO.. 112 Fourth avenne.
6e28-S0-TUWSU
C 780-NEAR LOGAN STREET-GOOD 6
J9 room and finished attic brick house; side
ev; new sltte roof; nnt. gas and sure bargain.
DIXON & CO., 112 Fourth avenne. se2S-7S
QQ 300-CONGRESS ST. A BRICK DWELL
OO' ING of six rooms, good cellar, ball, both
gases, batb, etc. ALLES & BAILEY, 164 Fourth
ave. se28-95-wsu
Enst End Rraldrncen.
KESIDENCE A HANDSOME, MODERN
residence on a sewered street, within less
than five minutes of Fifth ave. cable; bouse has
nine rooms, hot and cold wafer, batb and every
convenience: Is new and very complete; a truly
desirable home at a moderate price; large lot. S.
A..DlCKIE&CO.,PennandShadyaves..E.E. 437
Se28-93-MW
S4
50O-TERMS TO SUIT YOU; AN AT
TRACTIVE home nronertv. East Llbertr:
cnoice street, convenient to earnest moaern nouse,
slate rool, 7 rooms, reception ball, finished attic,
bath, laundry, stationary range, sliding doors, slate
mantels, front and back stairways and porches;
excellent condition througbont; nice lot extend
ing ISO feet to alley. CHARLES SOMERS & CO.,
SI3 W ood st. and 6019 Penn ave. ocl-68-'WT
OT Q OOO-MARCHAND ST.. NEAR SHADY
t?10' ave., convenient to new Kcnmar Hotel:
combination store bonse of 12 rooms: elegant
reccp. hall, beautiful mantels and hearths, gases,
electric work, large bath-room, most Improved
sanltarv arrangements: bouse beautifully papered
and decorated: owner leaving cltv: will sell at a
bargain. SAMUEL W. BLACK & CO., 99Fonrtb
ave. ocl-76-wrs
CjrT 380 MEYBAN AVE.. OAKLAND.
I5 ? near cable and electric cars: paved
and seweted street: newr8-room Queen Anne
brick hodse, large hall, double parlors, batb, w.
c gases, china closets, large 'pantries; house
newly papered and decorated, elegant front
porch: everything In excellent condition. SAM
UEL W. BLACK & CO., 99 Fourth ave.
ocl-76-wrs
CJ 300 FOB A MODERN BRICK HOUSE
90' of seven rooms and finished attic, on a
paved street, within five minutes of Filth ave. or
Penn ave. cables: reeentlon ball, slldlnp doora.
handsome mantels and hearths: all modem im-
firovements; tbls Is a cheap property and worth
ooklnc np. S. A. DICKIE & CO., Penn and
Sbadyaves., E. E. 29S. se2S-93-irw
CrT 300-bOUTH HIGHLAND AVE., BELOW
3 I 9 Fifth ave., and near W alnut st.: brick res
idence of 8 rooms: large hall, douDlcparlors. batb.
Inside w. c, both gases, electric bells, large
closets and pantries, good drr cellar, porch front
and rear; lot 23x140 to an alley; stable in rear of
lot. SAMUEL r. BLACK & CO., 99 Fonrth ave.
ocl-76-WTS
OOO-VERY EASY PAYMENTS FOB A
UU) complete and desirable new house of 8
rooms, with reception hall, pantry and laundry;
lot 48x100 It.; very choice location on O'Harast.,
two squares from Filth avenne cable line. W.
A. HEREON &SONS, No. 60 Fourth ave.
OCl-10-WEP
flJQ 600-COMPLETE NEW BRICK HOUSE
ijltjy of 8 rooms; well finished; modern con
veniences: not far from Fulton St., aud only one
square from Central cable line, on Mercer st..
Eleventh ward: terms very easv. See W. A. HER
EON A SON'S, No. 80 Fourth ave. oc1-10-wed
Q1 - OOO-SHADYSIDE: FINE GROUNDS,
OXX) 85x105; modern dwelling or 10 rooms;
an elegant home at a low prlee: terms of pay
ment to suit purchaser. CHARLES SOMERS &
CO., 313 Wood st., 6019 Penn ave. ocl-67
DO 500-REBECCA ST., NEAItPENN AVE.
u)l9 cable cars, nice S-room frame, ball, gas,
water, porches; all In good condition; lot 20x112.
SAMUEL W. BLACK & CO., 99 Fonrth ave.
ocl-iS-wrs
Allenhenv Iteaiaencea.
Cyl 500-THIKD WARD, ALLEGHENY,
35tct near North ave., frame house 7 rooms in
Srln-e order: lot 20x100 ft. to street. B ECK FELD
BRACKEN, 61 Ohio St., Allegheny. se30-Sl'
fenbnrbnn Reaidencetw
1 1 ACRES-AND FINE RESIDENCE, OIIT
tra BUILDINGS, orchard, water, natural gas.
etc. ;on line of railroad, three mluutes from station;
beautiful place; Immense bargain, as owner Is
going booth. J AS. W. DRAPE & CO., 129 Fonrth
ave., Pittsburg. ocl'SS
Qt 000-3 ACRES NICE LEVE6 GROUND.
09 Fruit, garden, excellent well water, good
house of 6 rooms, stable, etc.; one mile only from
station on P. & L. E. R. R. CHARLES SOMEItS
A CO., 3.3 Wood st , 6019 Penn ave. ocl-66
S) ACRES OF GROUND-OB TO LET, Zi
i-ttj miles from East Liberty, on Sandy Creea
road: will rent stock now on the place to tenant If
desirable. Address BUSINESS, Dispatch office.
ocl-53
FOR SALE LOT:.
, East End Lola.
I7IUREKA Pl.ACE-OAKl,AND. SPECIAL
11 kale Saturday. October 4, at 2 p. M.. on tbe
p-emlses. Alllqnlppa street. 100 nice building lots;
prices only f23u to $650; monthly payments: Inter
est ouiy4Ji per cent: onlv 3 minutes1 walk from
Filth avenne and Robinson street: call at oar
office for a plan: you can get one of the biggest
bargains ever offered in Pittsburg: come to the
sale bn Saturday next. GKO. bCHMlDT. 157
Fourth avenue, or ALLES & BAILEY, 161 Fourth
avenne, city. Tel. 167. se30-87
PARK VIEW EAST END - LOTS S375 TO
?1, 100; 10 minutes irom postoflice; only two
minutes' walk from Fifth ave. Traction road: aU
lots good: most desirable In tbe market: monthly
and qnarterly payments or liberal discount for
cash: salesmen on the grounds Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, 2 to 5 r. M., during October.
TUOS. LIGGE1T, 71 Diamond St. se28-74
PENN AVENUE, CORNER LANG-S VACANT
lots: very choice, bee BLACK & BAlltD. 9S
Fourth avenue. A284 oct-65-WTSo
Cn11 FOOT FRONT-MELLON OR
3'tl J CHARD plan. Nineteenth ward, elegant
large lots; best residence locations In tbe East
End and convenient to all cable lines and East
Liberty station. MELLON BROTHERS. 6319
Station St., E. E. se2S.lS8-jrwisa
QJQrrrA CHOICE CORNER LOT IN BOUL.E-yi-JViy-Pl?
Place' V Per root fr01"- BLACK
& BAIKD, 85 Fourth avenue. A279 ocl-69-TWT
Suburban Lou.
WALLS-A FEW GOOD LOTS AT WALLS:
also fine lots In the Routh Place plau at Wll
merulng: prices are low and terms very easy; no
other lots In these localities that can compare
with them. BBOWN ft SAINT, Agts. S12 Smith
field st. se29-5.irwr
ZIMMERMAN PARK WILL CONTAIN 75
acres; come and see this lovely park before
buying: largest lots: pure air: best water: llstot
lot owners who bave bought tbe first 21 acres fur
nished cheerrully: lots right at tbe station: rail
road fare only 4 cents; free pass to and from lots;
prices from jootoszsuronly two miles from Smith
Held st. J. B. ZIMMERMAN, 141 Fourth ave.
se28-4S
wnim.
IrAHM-NOTED HOMESTEAD Off 10U ACRES.
good house andbaru, choice orchard, near
Ohio river and railroads; one hour's ride from
city; great bargain for cash. ED. WITT1SH. 410
urant St., Pittsburg. seJOD"
TflARMB-FROM 23 TO $00 ACRES-SEND FOR
J my list, Boom 2, EXCELSIOR BUILDING.
SS30-68-TWI-
1, 189a'
FOR, SALE LOTS.
Cltr I-otv.
BENNETT ST-A BARGAIN IN CITY LOTS:
we baveWlbts. Just west or city line, each
25x135, that will be sold very cheap to a quick
bnver: here Is a chance for an investment that
will give von good returns. S. A. DICKIE & CO.,
Penn apd Shady aves., E. E. se28-93-MW
OO30 ONWYL1E AVE. CAIILE LINE. FINE
tDD level buHdlng lot 24x100; a rare bargain.
WM. PEITY.ft CO.. 107 Fourth ave. ocl-8-Wf
CJfiOO-ELEVF.NTHW'ARU. HEAR WYL1E.
vDtJ nice level lot, 20x110: a great bargain.
WM. PETTY &, CO., 107 Fourth ave. ocl-8-WT'
OO30BEDF0RDAVK. LEVEL LOT 24x100:
O a great bargain. AV SI. PETTY ft CO.. 107
Fourth ave. ocl-8-wr
FOR SAtE-BCsjINESs.
Bnslneas Opportunities.
BUTTER EGGS, POULTRY AND COM
MISSION (wholesale) business; nlcetrade es
tablished; good reasons for selling; a quick buyer
will bit a good thing. A. C, Dispatch office.
6e3D-53
COUNTRY STOKE -FOIl SALE OR EX
CHANGE: good well-established, doing
140.000 per annum; no competition: elezant loca
tion: store room, dwelling, warehouse, weigh
scales, stabling, groceries, clothing, uoots and
shoes, drygoods. agricultural implements and
supplies, safe country custom and village. J'or
particulars apply to ED. WITflSlI, 410 Grant
street, Pittsburg. 001-0485
COUNTRY NEWSPAPER AND JOBPRINT
lNG"Offlee complete; rare bargain. Room 2,
EXCELSIOR BUILDING. se30-63-IWF
"COUNTRY STORE-SPLENDID TKADE
J detth of owner reason for selling. Room 2,
EXCELSIOR BUILDING. sc39-68-TWF
DRUG- STORE-STOCK AND FIXTURES,
new. In a good location In Allegheny; at a
bargsln If sold at once: good reasons. Address
' 'DRUUS, "Dispatch office. se28-7-wsu'
GROCERY 8T0RES-IN BOTH CITIES AND
suburbs, fine millinery stor', flunring mill,
blacksmith shop, bakeries, cigar stores, notion
stores, drug stores, shoe stores, book and sta
tionery store, milk depots. SHEl'ARD ft CO.,
151 Fourth ave. sc30
INTEREST-IN A '31ANUFACTURING
business In the city: a thoroughly and well
established plant in fnll running condition and
making money: to a comoeteut gentlemen wbo
could take charge of tbe office or oncof the de
partments this U a rare opening; the present
members of the firm, wbo are well-known to us
personally, are straightforward iuslness men and
wilt negotiate only with parties of equal standing".
Particulars confidential from JAS. W. DRAPE
ft CO., 129 Fourth ave., Pittsburg. ocl-8
SALOON -IN CITY, BILLIARD AND POOL
room : hotel, grocery stores. S3o0 to S3. 000: cigar
store., S300 to ((,090; li-irdwsre and tin stores;
plumbing business; milk depots, J390 to (2,000.
HOLMES ft CO.. 420 bmlthfield St. se30-16
Business Properties.
BUTLER 8T.-NO. 3705, FIFTEENTH WARD
the best business location In the ward: lot
21X100 ft., with large, store hnlldlng: at present
occupied by Geo. Uelz as slmestore; frame dwell
ing on rear of lot; this valuable property will be
sold very low and on easv terms. Particulars of
THOS. MCCAFFREY. 35C9 Duller sel0-13-ws
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
" Horses. Vehicles. Live Slock. Etc
BURROS-(2). OR WILL SELL 1 BURRO AND
dog cart and harness. Apply to GEO. DUN
CAN ft SONS. SC9-59"
DELIVERY WAGONS-DELIVERY WAGONS
all styles; our own make. WS1. BECKERT,
340 to 344 Ohio street, Allegheny. U elepbonc 3420.
Jell-76-MWP
PACEK-TOM D.-RECORD, 2:295$: CAN DO
better: also vounglstalllon. can trot in 2:40.
no record, good pedigree; can be seen at Home
wood track. For partlcclars apply at NO. 4
GRANT ST., city
ocl-6
rpEAM-CLOSELY MATCHED, WELL-BRED
X blood bay geldings. 5 years, ISM hands. 1,200
Ids, elegant style, fast steppers, safe, without
blemish and very handsome. J. V., Dlsnatch
office. se30-S6
machinery nnd Metals.
DRILLING ENGINES AND BOlLERS-FOR
oil or gas wells, engines and boilers In every
size aud style, sawmills anO wood-worklug ma
chinery. HARME3 MACHINE DEPOT, No. 87
First ave., Pittsburg. Pa. mb9-n'
ENGINES AND BOILERS-NEW AND RE
FITTED: repairing promptly attended to.
PORTER FOUNDRX AND MACHINE CO.,
LIM., below Suspension bridge, AUegnenv, Pa.
Jy2-63
HOISTING ENGINES. DERRICKS AND
derrick forcings, steel hoisting and guy
ropes In stock: stationary engines and boilers,
shears, clay and ore pans. etc. THOMAS CAR
LIN'S SONS, l,acock and Sandusky streets, Alle
gheny, Pa.
au5-!5-MWir
SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND BOILERS
all sizes and styles In stock, from 4 to 100 h. p. r
all refitted; good as new, at lowest prices: porta
ble engines, 8 to 25 b. p.; boilers all sizes and
styles. J. S. YOUNG, 23 Park way, Allegheny,
Pa. oc3-80-p'
Miscellaneous.
QJ rf OOO-OAKLAND-NEW BR. HOUSE OF
Hit) etghtrodms: bath room: all modern Im
provements; corner lot 30x150.
fS,3uO-Hazelwood, will buy a good 7-roomcd
house; lot 90x200.
I2,bO0 E. E., new br, bonse; seven large rooms
Including large store room, bath room, pantry,,
vestibule, ball: a desirable business location.
85,600 Two sty. br and fr. house of 6 rooms:
paved street; lot 48x220; city property In
Fourteenth ward.
(6,009 A modern 2-sty. br. bouse of 8 rooms, bath
room, pantry, laundry, nat. gas. h. andc.
water: street and sidewalk paved: desirable
location; lot 21x175: In Fourteenth ward.
814,000 -A good Investment; three two sty. man
sard br. house; 8 rooms each: all modern im
provements, cor. bid. baring a large store
room; lot 56x120 running to alley.
A number of desirable building lots In Oakland.
LEE ft CHAPLIN, 313 Wood St., telephone 1042.
ocl-58
H
OUSEHOLDGOODS-ATAUCTION.THUBS-
DAX, October 2. NO. C5 PENN AVE.
SC30-24'
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL BOOKS WANTED-IF YOU
have any books to sell, let us know. LEVI'S
BOOK STOKE, Seventh Avenue Hotel building.
mti7
PERSONAL WE HAVE FOR SALE THE
Encyclopedia Brltannlca, good as new, sheep
ormorocro binding: virv cheap; also 50.000 other
books, old and new. FRANK BACON ft CO.,
301 bmllh field street.
seas
PERSON AL-THE PERSONS WHO CALLED
early yesterday morning to see Prof. Little,
the optician, before his arrival, can see him this
week, 8:30. h. toS:30 P. M. : connultatlon free.
GEO. "W. BIGGS ft CO., Jewelers, Sixth ave.
and Smithfield st. ocl-83
PERSONAL GENTLEMEN CONTEMPLAT
ING a trip to the seashore and mountain re
sorts or retnrningtherelrom, should bring their
clothing to DICKSON, the tailor, 65 Fifth are.,
cor. Wood st., second floor, and have the same
cleaned, repaired and pressed, so as to look like
new, and at a reasonable cost, and at the same
time should you desire a new suit, his stock of
Imported and 4tmestlc goods Is of the newestand
most fashionable patterns: byglTlnghlm a call
a on will not regret It. 'lele. 1558. Jc23-p
LOST.
LObT-REWARD-ATOR BETWEEN RECRE
ATION Park and Hotel Boycr, a ladles'
f:old watch cbalu with key attached. Five dol
ars reward wilt be pild If tbe finder will leave
same at the Dispatch office. se347
T OSl'-AN ALDERNEY COW -A REWARD
JU will be paid for lulcrmatlon leading to her
dUcorery. HENRY Itl.F.lN. Cnrry's Hollow,
Mlffiln township, near Lebanon Church. se30-67
STRAYED.
STRAYED - COW RED SHORT-HORNED
cow came to the premises of GEOKGE HUN
TER, corner Wlneblddle and Dauphin streets.
Nineteenth ward. Owner please come and claim
cow and pay charges. se30-40
FOUND.
POUND-TA-VA-ZON bl'FCIALS CURE ALL
chronic dlse.i-.es. 301 GRANT ST. ocl-19
AUCTION SALES.
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
.. Largs and well-selected stock of
WALL PAPER,
At greatly reduced. pricos. Mnst be
sod at once to closa np estate of
HENRY SWINDELL,
Deceased;
146 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY.
, seZi-lZ-Mwr
EDUCATIONAL.
fTTEST WALNUT STREET SEMINARY FOR
V V voung ladles: twenty-fourth year; Is provided
forglvlnpasopcrlor education In collegiate, eclec
tic and preparatory departments: Mso In music
and art. MRS. HENB1ETTA KUrz. 2045 Walnut
St.. Philadelphia. iel9-.0-iwp
MAKE YOUR LEASES NOW
FOR NEXT YEAR.
STORES ON WOOD. SMITHFIELD, AND
LIBKRrY STREETa
Favorable leases to desirable permanent ten
ant'. ocl-78 Inquire ROOM 30. Blssell Block.
P1AW'' ORGANS,
And all manner of Small Instruments ,
.HAMILTON'S.
Fifth avenue.
TO LET.
Clrv Residence.
KEATING ALLEY NO. t. NEAB ROBERTS
st-, new brick house, two minutes from
Wylle ave cable cars, six rooms, finished attic
Inside w.c.: rent. 8per month. Inquire orMC-'
CULLOUOHftSAHTH.aiSeveuthst. an2S-75t
Rooms.
BOOSIS THREE, 61 OHIO ST.. ALLEGHENY.
115:4 rooms, federal st, ext.. $13: 1 fur
nished room. Spring Garden ave., 6: 1 furnished
room. Uldwell St., f6. BECKFELD ft BRACKEN,
61 Ohio st Allegheny. se30-8lt
KOOMS-TWO FURNISHED BOOMS FOR
gentlemen: both .gases, use of bathroom:
Atwood St., Oakland, near bchenlcy park: first
class references required. Address ROOMER,
No. 41 Ninth St.. city, ocl-54t
KOOSl-LARGK FURNISHED ROOM IN
East ud, with home comforts, for mar
ried couple. Address B. C. Dispatch office.
ocl-22t
EOOM-ON FlrTH AVENUE. NEAR HOST
OFFICE: about 16x10: rent low. W. H.
BARNES, printer, 61 Diamond st. scll-46t
ROOMS-NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
gentlemen at 284 Lacock st., Allegheny.
Good neighborhood. ' ocl-llt
Buolnesn PrnDcrtlr.
HOUSE3-TWO LARGE BRICK WARE
HOUSES, with steam power aud elevators,
suitable for any kind of manufacturing; cen
trally located. Address P. O. BOX 685, Pltts
bnrz. Pa. ocl-97t
HOUSE ONE: TWENTY-FOUR (24) BOOM
bonse suitable for hotel: also" some unfur
nished rooms for housekeeping. Inquire ON
PREMISES, corner of Fourth and Liberty streets.
6e2S-139-TUW6ut
Offices. Desk Room. Etc
OFFICES-A FEW NICE ONES IN GER
S1ANIA SAVINGS BANK BUILDING. TV ood
and Diamond sts. anl0-49t
JIEETISG"
CJTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING
O Tbe annual meeting of the stockholders of
the McKEESPORT LIGHT CO., to elect
directors for the ensuing year and tn consider
proposed change of by-laws, will he held at
company's office, cor. Tnird street and Straw
berry alley, McKeesport, Pa., between the
hours of 7 and 10 P. ST., OCTOBER 14, 1890.
se30-52 G. L. REIBER. Secretory.
AMUSEMENTS.
BIJOU THEATER
BEGINNING
MONDAY, OCTOBER 6.
SIX NIGHPS. TWO MATINEES.
SALE OF SEATS THURSDAY, OCT. 2.
Reappearance of tbe Famous EMMA
ABBOTT
GRAND ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
In the following Repertoire:
Monday.. ........... FAUST
Tuesday .'. ERNANI
Wednesday Matinee BOHEMIAN GIRL
Wednesday IL TROVATORE
Thursday FRA DIAVOLO
Fridav (double bill).
MARKED BALL. MadBcene from Hamlet.
Saturday (Abbott Matinee) MARTHA
Saturday -IL TROVATORE
EMMA ABBOTT SINGS EVERY NIGHT.
se30-S
IRELAND'S DAY
AT THE
EXPOSITION !
ERIN-GO-BRAGH.
"Tho Harp That Once Thro' Tara's
Halls."
"Kathleen Mavourneen,"
"Dear Little Shamrock,"
And other soul-stirring melodies,
dear to every true Irish heart, by
I
INNES and his FAMOUS BAND.
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BIJOO THEATER TO-NIGHT
OLIVER BYRON
' IS:
THE PLUNGER.
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday. October
6, Emma Abbott Grand English Opera Co.
se29-o
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
This Afternoon,
MISS MANNING.
To-night.
THE GOVERNESS.
Next week-MARKS INTERNATIONALS.
ocl
BASEBALL-PLAYERfft LEAGUE
Exposition Park.
PITTSBURG VS. PHILADELPHIA.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdav, Septem
ber ?9. 30, and October L Game at 330.
Admission, 25 cents. se29-18
HARRY WILLIAMS' ACADEMY
To-night.
Matinees Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday.
THE PARI&IAN
FOLLY AND SPECTACULAR CO.
se29-19
HARRY DAVIS' FIFTH AVENUE MU
SEUM, 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. se294J
PROF. BROOKS'
(Member of the American Society of Fro.
fessors of Dancing, New York),
DANCING ACADEMY.
Liberty ave. and Sixth St., wilt open for ladies
and gentlemen Thursday, October 2, at 8 o'clock
P. II. For ladles exclusively, Friday. October
3, at 3 o'clock p. H. For misses and masters,
Saturday, October 4, at 3 o'clock r. Jr. For
particulars see circulars at music stores.
seZl-1
THUMA'S DAC1NG ACADEMY, NO. 64
Fourth avenue. (Members ot tbe National
Association.) Opening of tbe season Wednes
day evening. Oct. 1, 1890. Classes every even
ing; four classes devoted entirely to beginners.
Misses' and masters' opening reception Satur
day afternoon, Oct. 4, 1890. Circular at music
stores. Particulars call or address PROF. R,
F. THUjIA. 84 Fnorth aye. se23-44-D
RENTS.
Do you collect your own
rents ? If you do, we know
you meet many disagreeable
experiences, losetime,patience
and money. We can save you
all this worry, and save you
money as well. We know how
to manage slow tenants, how
to get rid of bad ones and
how to keep good ones; we
ought to know; we've been in
the renting business for many
years; collect rents for hun
dreds of our "prominent capi
talists. If you don't know us,
write any bank or well-known
citizen; they will know us, and
will tell you all about us.- We
can often get double the rent
an owner is getting. Write
us and we will send you full
particulars of our system.
BLACK & BAIRD,
95 Fourth Avenue.
PITTSBURG, PA.
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CHOICE PROPERTIES.
WHEN YOU GO
TO THE
RACES,
Stop and take a look at tBe
Place Lots.:
HOMEWOOD STATION,
ADJOINING. THE DRIVING PARK.
The success we have met with, in disposing ..
of these desirable building sites in the short
time since they were pat on tbe market
proves conclusively tbat when we announced -them
as the
CHEAPEST tOTS
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0t3T Xri Tn i "bs,
We were correct in onr assertion.
The Title is insured by the Fidelity
Title and Trust Company.
Call or send for plau.
S. A. DICKIE & CO.,
PENN AND SHADY AVENUES,"
EA8T END. se29-82
GREAT DEMAND FOR HOUSES
WILMERDING
-AND-
BRINTON.
TJnequaled Chances for Investment
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
-Kf THE-
EAST PITTSBURG IMPROVEMENT COM.
PANY'S PLANS.
Adjoining tbe ..
WESMGHOUSE AIRBRAKE WORKS
And tbe new plant of tbe
STANDARD UNDERGROUND CABLE CO.
Pull information, plans and price
lists furnished upon application.
East Pittsburg Improvement Co,,
WILMERDING, PA,
WESTINGHOUSE BUILDING.PHtsbur&Pa
8el4-62-WSU
TAKE NOTICE.
You will see our Azcnts tbls afjertqoa at
WATSON PLACE, s
On Perrysville avenue. Tenth ward. Alios
gbeny City.
LOTS, 50x150 FEET.
Take the electric car corner Sixth avenna
and Smlthfleld street; eo out and secure your
self one of the finest suburban lota In Alls,
pheny county. We are selling at prices tbat
are lower than any suburban property In tho
two cities.
Plans and particulars from
REED E. COYLE & CO..
131 Fourth Avenue.
seCT-57-WS
EAST END
BUILDING LOTS
AT MINIMUM PRICES IN THE
BAUM QEOVE.
Fine streets, excellent facilities for travel,
faultless neighborhood. Compare our prices
on tnese iois wirn any omer nrsr-ciass property.
BROWN & SAINT, AGENTS,
512 SMITHFIELD ST.
. sei94-Mwy
r
FOE S-A-XiIEI.
FIFTH AVENUE RESIDENCE,
Cor. Emerson St, near Shady
Ave., East End.
AT A VERY REASONABLE PRICE,
Five rooms on first floor ana four bed rooms
on tbe second floor, besides laundry, bathroom,
and modern improvements. Lot 40x120 ft.
(more frontage can be had if desired). Price. '
J1O.0O0; terms easy. See W. A. HERRON Jt
SONS. 80 Fourth ave. se26-22-JtWT
FOR SALE.
WILKINSBURG.
The choice property known as the Hnblt
estate with frontages of 191 feer, on Penn ave.
and Wallace st, a depth nf 204 feet, for sale,
with the fine, lame brick dwelling house)
thereon; a good opportunity fora homestead or
Investment. ' -
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO.,
an31-23-KWF 121 and 123 1 onrth ave.
CALIFORNIA AVENUE LOTS
Choice Location. River Views
Easy Terms.
The Davis plan. On line ot Electric Road,
convenient to Wood's Run and Vernorstations,
P., Ft. W. 4 C. R'y and Union Line streetcars.
NORMAN MAY, 108 Fourth Avanus.
se2S-I44-MtVT
FOR SALE.
Oakland Investment.
Ward street, corner Craft avenue. Splendid
lylns lot, 0x100. Sure enhancement. Elec
tric cars. This lot will be sold at a barpraln.
8AMUEL W. BLACK 4 CO..
ocl-77-wrs WFourth avenue. J'
ELECTION".
ELECTION THE ANNUAL MEETING"
of tbe stockholders of tbe Pennsylvania
Salt Manufacturing Company will be held as
tbelr office. No. 115 Chestnut street, Philattel
pbla.on WEDNESDAY, October 29. 1890, a
12 o'clock noon, tor tbe election of seven U-
rectors for tbe ensuing year, and such other
business as maybe broneht before tbem.
AUSTIN M. PURVE3. Secretary.
se24-29-TVS
Murtland
OmcE or inK-PrrrSBnno GjtaXojrPAirr, ?
September 22. 1890. i
ELECTION THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
the Pittsburg Qas Comnany are hereby
notified tbat the annual election for trustees;
will be held at the office of tbe company oa,
MONDAY, October 6, from 12 to 2 o'clock T,
x. W.ItMcCLELLAND.Seey.
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