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THE PITTSBtTRG- D1SPAT0H. THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1891.
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GRIEVANCES GET OUT
Local Trainmen on the Western
Lines Present a Few Demands.
WANT A REDUCTION IN HOURS,
DonWe Par for Sunday Work and Extra
Money for Overtime.
A COXFEEEXCE MAI BE HELD TO-DAI
The following is a copy of grievances pre
sented yesterday by the trainmen to the
management of the Pittsburg and Western
road. They correspond in nearly every par
ticular to those presented to the superin
tendents of all the Pennsylvania lines
west oi Pittsburg.
First On and after January 1, 1S9L and until
December 31, 1S91, Jay yard conductors will be
paid $2 75, a dar. ten hours or less to constitute
a day's w irL, all overtime to bo paid at the
rate of 27"-j cents per hour, except Suuday
work, which shall be paid on the basis of 4 a
day and 40 cents an hour for overtime.
Second Ninht yardmen will be paid J2 90
cents a day: overtime 29 cents per hour; Sun
da SI 20 and 4 J cents per hour for overtime.
Ihi'd Dayjara brakemen shall bo paid S2 50
and 25 ccnt: per hour for overtime. Sunday
work shall bo paid on the basis of S3 50 a day
and 55 cents an hour overtime.
Fourth Night vard brakemen shall be paid
2 70 and 27 cents an hour for overtinie;in bun
ii.nt.c3 70 and o7 cents an hour time.
F ith Laggageniasters all be paid 2.25 for
100 .ailf, or less and for each additional mile
one cent.
ixtL Passenger brakemen will bo paid $2
for 100 miles or less and l.M cents a mile for
all oier that distance.
Cutting Down the Trips.
Seventh Local freight conductors shall be
paid 3 50 per trip of 57 mile or less and at the
rate ot 35 cents per hour for overtime.
Eighth Local freight flagmen shall be paid
paid f- 40 per trip of 57 miles and 21 cents per
hour for overtime.
Ninth Local freight brakemen will be paid
$2 20 per trip of 57 miles and 22 cents per hour
overture; local freight conductors, 2 60 and 26
ccntapcr hour overtime.
Ten ih Through freight flagmen shall be
paid $2 per trip ol 53 miles or less and 20 cents
per hour for ovrrt.me; through freight brake
uieu. il 90 and 1!) cents per hour overtime.
Eleventh ork nam conductors Mill be
paid S3 per day or ten hours eacii and 30 cents
P r hiur for o ertirac, except on .Sunday wnen
tbej shall receive SI and 40 per hour fur tivcr
time; work train brakemen, J2 10 and 21 cents
per hour ocrtime. ai.d on Sunday, r-70 with 27
cents per hour for oertime.
Twelnh Krcightandjardcrens shall consist
of a cocduc.or, flagman and tuo brakemen,
except local crews- and glenshaw shittcr, to
which shall be added one tijgmau. Freight
acd ard creus shall not be required tow orK
slmrthaudcd.
Tlnrttertb 0ertiuie shall begin when the
tobedule time of trams is exceeded oje hour
anil ben time allowed shall include the arst
hour's delaj. In computing overtime 30 min
rres or more will be counted one hour after the
CM hour's delaj.
Fourteenth Ihe time of extra trains will be
computed on the same basis as lcgnlar trains.
Trau. men must be called at least one honr pre
vious to leaviug time. When trains for which
tra"men bae been called are annulled the
nicn shall be paid the schedule rate for over
time, but in no case shall trainmen receive less
than a qaartcr of a day, and shall stand first
out.
Paj for Attending Inquests.
FifteentL Trainmen deadheading or run
ning light over their divisions shall be paid full
freight rates. When held as witnesses for the
company ihey shall be paid full wages for each
day.
fcixteenlb Conductors will be cromoted
4rom the ranks of brakemen, according to their
tige and continuous service, character and abil
"ii. Freight trainmen shall be promoted to
spisacngcr ccrvice, according to age and con
(tinuous :,er:ce 1 he Question of ability and
(adaptation to be determined by the Superin
tendent. Trainmen so desiring will be trans
f.rred to engine service, and shall have prefer
ence to inexperienced men.
Seventeenth After continuous service for
16 hours or more trainmen will be entitled to
eigLt hours' rest. When trainmen leave the
employ of the companv they shall he given
letters stating time of service, in what capaciiy
einplojcdand cause of leaving; letters to be
signed by division superintendent
Eighteenth No rrainman or yardman shall
be suspended or discharged withou proper
c3Ue. An cmrloye who believes he has been
suspended or discharged unjustly may make a
written statement of the facts in the case and
forward to the Division Superintendent, desig
nating a committee of not less than three train
men in good standing employed on the division
to meet in conjunction with the tenperintenden1'
of the division, and without unnecessary delay
reim cstigato tho case. Prompt decision must
be gnen within five days from the reheating,
and if the trainman is decided blameless he
shall be immediately reinstated. J
Reinstating Discliarged Men.
Nineteenth Trainmeu who have been dis
charcedand who are found to have been dealt
unjustly with shall be re-employed within six
mo'iths.
T en ticth Trainmen will rank from the date
of eniplnjnient. Ihey shah givo a ten-days'
notice before leaving the service, exeep: in
cases ot ex reme emergence They shall also
rrccne tea dais' notice before being dis
chargee' 1 uentv-firt The payment ot trainmen shall
commence on the second Tuesday of each
mouth and continue until all are paid.
1 u eut j -second Drunkenness incoordina
tion or incompetency ill be good and sufficient
reason lor dismissal trom the service of the
company.
The committee representing Energetic
Lode Ni. .778. of Uennett, winch presented the
list to the Superintendent, was composed of
L. C. Uosnefl. Lhalrintn: James Butler, Secre
tin: W. Ik Badger, W. J. C. McGeary. Lauson
Jones and E. Laud.
This action, as stated in vesterday's Dis
patch, is theicsultof the work done b-, tho
General Grievance Comiuitte while here a
few months ago At that time it was thought
the gei-eral rules would be departed from, aud
that the matter would go directly before the
general superintendents. It afterward leaked
our. though, that the general committee had
been "called oil" by their superior officers, and
ordeied to picseut the grievances properly
which has now been done. There will probably
be a coufcicncc to-da.
THUKHAK- FOB CLEVELAND.
The Old Roman Thinks Grower Will Bo
Nominated by Acclamation.
Allan U. Thurmaa, Jr., was a passenger on
tbo Eastern Express last evening for Wash
ington. "1 am not in politics." he said, "but in talk
ing with my father, he thinks that Mr. Cleve
land is the coming man, and that he will be
nominated by the Democracy on the
tirst ballot. Mv father's health is quite
pood. considering his age. Governor
Campbell has stirred up the opposi
tion of the Cincinnatt crowd. and
ihey will work hard against his renomina
lion. TheGricniorisan hontst man, and he
flnallv landed on his feet, even if he did make a
few blunders at first."
Mr. TLurman i the attorney for the Na
tioml baseball League, and is emplovod in
closing up the deal bj which the Plajcrs' com
bination was absorbed. He thinks after the
meeting is held in New York on the 13th that
there won t be a remnant of the l'iacrs'
League left. lie adds that the salary of players
will be lower next season, but as in
terest in the game iewes and the
competition between the clubs becomes spirit
ed wages are bound to go up. .air. Thur
man disapproves ot the proposed syndicate
scheme, and he declares that the exis'tence of
the game depends on maintaining the mviduai
itt of thecubs. The public will notpatronizo
the sport uuless this is the case.
Objected to Too Much Style.
John Klockle, a Southside Pole, gave bail for
a hearmg on Saturday. His wife charges him
with desertion, and his son, Frank, wh assault
and Imtery. The wife claims that her husband
works most of the time, and earns good wages.
He usually gave her money on pay day, but be
got it all back during the week. The son claims
his father struck him with a chair because he
couldn't find work, saying that a boy who wore
a white collar aud watch and chain couldn't be
expected to get a iob.
Returned to the Central Board.
A meeting of the board of directors of tho
Fortes School, Sixth ward, was held last night.
Hugh Adams was re-elected a representative
to the Central Board of Education. Miss
Ncgley was elected a floating to icher.nce Miss
Kate I Hun. resigned, ilijs McMasters,
fm merlj floating teacher of room No. 2. was
elected to fill Miss Fliun's place.
Sickness Among Children,
Especially irfarts. is preTalent more or less
at all times, but is largely r.-roided bv giving
proper nourishment and wholesome food.
The most successful and reliable of all is
the Gail Borden Eagle brand condensed
milk. Your grocer keeps it. in.
RELEASED BYTHE INSPECTOR.
A Bride and Groom Arrested on a Tele
gram Trom Johnstown The Tonng
Man Told a Good Story and Mr. Mc
Aleese Believed Him.
A bride and groom on their wedding' tour
were arrested at the TjTnion depot last even
ing by Detective Shore, and atter"jeing taken
to Inspector McAleese's office, were questioned,
and sent on their way rejoicing.
The Inspector yesterday afternoon received a
telegram from Alderman Harris, formerly
Cluef of Police of Johnstown, requesting the
arrest of A. J. Post and wife, who would arrive
on the evening train. Mr. Post was described
in the telegram as a tall, fine looking man,
w earing a silk hat and light colored overcoat.
The lady was described as a pretty little blonde,
stylishly dressed. Detective Shore had no
trouble in picking out tbe.couple when they
alighted from the train.
11 r. Post was dumfounded when ho learned
ho was under arrest, and his little bride almost
tainted. They were sure some mistake had
been made, and went along with the detective
willingly. The Inspector informed them that
their arrest was caused by a suit against them
for defrauding a boarding bouse keeper.
"Why," exclaimed the gentleman in aston
ishment, "we were only married yesterday and
have neither of us ever boarded anywhere I"
Subsequently the story was told by the
couple. .He was in business in a Tillage not tar
trom Scottdale. and his wife baa been Miss
Kate E. Lennox, who had been living with her
parents at Somerset. They were married on
Xncsday mgnt at Somerset, and yesterday
morning started on their wedding jottrnev.
When they arrived at Johnstown over the
Somerset branch thev had a couple
of hours to wait for a train for
Pittsburg, and improved the time by
looking around the town. Shortly before the
train was doe they entered a restaurant and
had dinner. Mr. Post p.iid tho bill, amounting
to SI. to the waitressthat served tbem, and
when they finished it was about train time.
They hurriedly started out for their train,
when they were bailed by a man in the restau
rant to come un and settle. Post shouted back
that he bad settled with the waitress, and as he
had not a moment to lose, got on the train. It
is supposed that some misunderstanding oc
curred about the payment of the dollar and the
restaurant keeper, to give tho couple trouble,
entered the suit against them. Jdr. Post was
positive this was the only snit of such a kind that
was possible, and he exnlained the matter so
Honestly that Inspector McAleese believed him
and blading him godspeed sent the couple on
their way. thankful that they had tbo good
fortune to fall into the hands of such a sensible
and kind-hearted official.
An Icy Invasion
Of the back and shoulders announces the ap
proach of chills and fever. You go to bed, if
lucky enough to sleep, you awake in a furnace,
or fancy so. Fierce is the heat that consumes
you. Then comes profuse sweating. This over,
you resemble a limp, damp rag. After the first
paroxysm, prevent another with Hostetter's
btomach Bitters, which knocks out malaria,
biliousness, constipation and kidney com
plaints. REAL ESTATE SAYINGS BANK, LTM.
401 Smithflcld Street, Cor. Fourth Avenue.1
Capital, $100,000. Surplus, 569,000.
Deposits of $1 and upward received and
interest allow cd at 4 per cent. tts
This Month Only
We will make with every dozen of oar best
cabinet photos an 8x10 handsomely colored
photo, with elegant frame, also cabinet
photos at $1 per dozen. Life size crayon
portraits S3 50. Lies' Gallery,
ttsu 10 acd 12 Sixth street.
At Our January Sale
We are offering some great inducements in
hosiery. One lot of Misses' heavv rib hose
at 12J.;C is a bargain. Another lot ladies'
black cashmere at 25c is a big bargain, and
a 50c hose, now three pairs for SI, is a de
cided bargain at The People's Store.
Pittsbubg Female College isoffering
special advantage) in music, elocution and
art. Also, special courses of study ia col
lege classes. This is a good time to enter.
Send for information to Dr. A. H. iNorcross,
Eighth street, Pittsburg. Mxhs
Laces curtains and portieres; excellent
bargains now in this department. The por
tieres at $5 acd $6 50, and lace curtains at
S2 50, S3 75 and ?5 per pair are special
values. Hcgus & Hacke.
TTSSU
Have Yon Tkied Them? Marvin's
creamed honey cakes a delightful dainty
that should be en every table. Order them
from your grocer. Tbs
Deess Goods The greatest bargains
ever offered; 50c, 75e and SI the price now
lor goods formerly 75c, SI, SI 25, SI 50 and
52 a yard. . HrjGUS & Hacke.
TThSU
The Tcople's Store, Tilth Avenue
Great bargains in muslin ncderwear,
nightgowns, chemises, pautletts, skirts, cor
set covers, dressing gowns. A full line of
baby wear. Campbell & Dick.
How the Baby Did Laugh
When Aufrecht, the photographer, took its
picture at his Elite Gallerv, 516 Market
street, Pittsburg. Take the little ones there.
A COUGH, Cold or Sore Throat should not be
neglected. Bitowvs Bronchial Troches are
a simple remedy, and give prompt iclief. 25 cents
a box.
TJse "O'K" shoe blacking. 10 cts. every
where. Fun trimmed jackets at half price and
less this week at Kosejibaum & Co.'s.
3IEETTNGS.
THE MEMBERS OF IRON CITY LODGE
No. 36, A. P. A., are .oqucsted to be pres
ent at a im-eting held in their hall on THURS
DAY EVENING. January 8. The R. W.
G. M. will be present and a large attendanrn Is
desired. jaS-S7
VTOTICEM EMBERS OF JOHN GREY
1 Council 219, jr.. O.V. AM., are requested
to meet at Silver Palaco Hall Thursday at 1
o'clock, P. y sharp, to attend the funeral of
our lite Brother R. W. Ejgleson. Sisier Coun
cils invited. S. P. NIKIKK, Councilor.
ias-35
BUSINESS CHANGES.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
The partnership heretofore existing under
the title of HUEMME & EHNL painters, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent. All
outstanding bills will bo paid to F.W.Huemme,
who will assumo all indebtedness of the firm
and will continue in business at the old stand,
SS07 Firth avenue. F.W.HUEMME.
Pttsupkg. Jannarv 5. ISOL 3 6-8
BANK STATEMENTS.
FORTY-FIRST SEMI-ANNUAL STATE
MENT OF THE GERMANIA SAVINGS
BANK of Pittsburg. January 1, 189L
ASSETS.
Bonds and mortgages and other se
curities fL.0S2.762 OS
Accrued interest ... 4.S37 05
Bank property, corner Wood and
Diamond sireets 205560 91
Furniture ana fixtures ai(M 50
Rentsduc I.... 2.571 as
Realcstate , .60S 53
Bank and other stocks. b0553 GO
Allegheny County 4 percent bonds.. lOCOii CO
Braddock Wator 5 percent bonds.. 2B.C00 00
P., C. iSt.L.R.R.7percentbondi 6,100 Oo
Pitts. & Conn. It, R.7ner cent bonds 2.4U0 00
Transverse Pass. Ry.6percentbonds 2.W0 00
Pcnn Incline C per cent bonded 5.100 00
Point Bridge 6 per cent bonds. 10.SC0 00
Wilhamsport Bridge 6 per cent
bonds 10,000 00
Penna. Water Co. 6 per cent bonds.. 10,2j0 00
Feil st. & PI. Valley Pass. Ry. 5 per
cent bunds 10,350 00
Pitts. L Castle Shannon R. R. 8 per
cent bonds 10,350 00
Demand loans, with collateral se
curity 208,506 71
Cash on hand and in National banks 159 56M 70
$1,935,931 99
t.ti mrTTTro
Due depositors SL710.WO 82
Sixmos, interest due... 31.333 00
Capital stock
Coiftingent f und
Earnings
J.71L979 78
150,000 0U
40.000 00
23,97221
,955,051 99
CHARLES SEIBERT, Treasurer.
We. the undersigned. Auditing Committee,
do hereby certify that we have examined the
assets ot the bauk and find them to agree with
the above statement.
DAVID W. BELL.
EDWARD GROETZINGER,
JOSEPH G. SIEBENECK.
PirrSBUBQ, January 5. U8L; ja60-TTSa
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tquare'for one insertion. Classified advcttlse
menls on this page, such as IPanteu, Jor Sale,
To Let, efcv, ten cents jier line Jor each inser
tion, and none takm for less than thirty cents.
TopUnebeing displayed counts as two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
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STREET. TELEPHONE NO. OE2.
FOR-fHE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, 6111
lVLNN AVE.
1'ilTSBUliG-ADDlTIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY 8009 Butler street.
EM1L G. STUCKEY, Hth tr-ct and renn ave.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAritCHEK. 59 Federal street.
H. J. 31CBK1UK, Market House. Allegheny.
F. H. EGGKItS SON. Ohio and Chestnut sti.
"THOMAS McHENUY, Western and Irwin aves.
G. W. HUGHES, l'ennsylvaniiand Beaver aves.
PERKY M. ULEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny aves.
WANTED.
aialo Help.
A GOOD BILL DISTRIHCTER-MUST COMK
well recommended. Call at BOOM 15, 63
Federal St., Allegheny. de8-J5
A
GOOD MALECOOK-KEVblONE HOTEL,
Fourth av. iaS-3!
BOOKKEEPER-IV TAKE CHAIiBK OF
books and odlcc: must have best reference:
thoroughly rcllatilc: familar with grocerv trade:
good position for right man: will par good salary;
all correspondence coniidontl.il: wanted soon its
possible. Address J. 1C, Dispatch office. Ja8-32
BOOKKEEl'ER-AN EXl'ERIENOF.D MAN:
must understand his buslnrss thoroughly.
InqnlreatKbKVENTH AV., between 10 and 12
A. M. Ja8-81
BOOKKEEl'ER-AN EXPERIENCED MAN.
thoroughly reliable and llrst-class in cverv re
spect. Address EXPERIENCE, Dispatch office.
jaS-Dl
BOY TO LEARN THE BAKItER TRADE;
one with experience preferred at FD.
DENGEIS. JIM l'enn av. JaS-17
CllTf ERs AND TAILORS THE CLEVELAND
j Catting School, now In the twelfth year, had
a larger attendance lorlSUO than ccr before, and
Indications point to its being crowded during tlie
entire winter of 1891. "What is the reason?"
Simply this, rutters produce better results with
the A. D. Ru4 New Method than liyanv princi
ple of cutting taught. del8-95-ThFSSU
GENTLEMAN AN ACCOMPLISHED GEN
TLEMAN with large circle of acquaintance,
toreprcsent Intnlscltv and countr prominent
New York financial institution Address, with
reference, FINANCIAL, Dispatch office. jaS-84
MAN-A GOOD MAN AS COOK TO TAKE
charge of a house for an office force: none
without good references need apnlv. Call at
McKEEBROS., 955 Liberty St.. on 'Ihursday. at
4r. It. ja7-01
MECHANICAL DRAUGHTSMAN WHO
can make drawings of machinery, etc, in
perspective, effectively shaded as subjects lor en
gravliigs: sleadj work for cipajble men. Adilress
A. MUGFORD. Hartford, Conn. JaG-3S
SHEARMEN FOUR EXPERIENCED
agricnltural shearmen at ANDEi.SON, DU
PUY & CO.'S, McKee's Rocks, Pa. Apply at
works to-diy. Ja(-G0
STEVJGRAl'HER-A GENTLEMAN STENO
GRAPHER and typewriter for a bnslncss
bouse; must be expert and have had ample experi
ence: only those of tirst-class qualifications uced
reply. Address by mall only, stating experience
and salary, J. C
, Box6.I1, l'ostoffice. JaC-92
WOOD EN GRAVERS-FOR FIRST-CLASS
mechanical work: steadv work for really
capable men. Address A. MUGFORD, Hartford,
Conn. JaG-36
YOU.SG MAN-FOR ASSISTANT IN OFFICE,
must understand typewriting tud steno
graphy, and be quick and accurate at figures.
Address at once, B. and S., 1C0 First av.. Pitts
burg, Pa. JaS-92
YOUNG MAN-FOR DAIRY TA THE EAST
END: must be sober and Industrious; ap
ply between 2 anil 4 o'clock. H. E. BATEMAN,
care of Jos. Eichbaum S. Co., 4$ Fifth ave.
a8-3S
1 nfl AGENT-FOK THE BEST SELLING
W)J household necessity of the age: Just out:
IkO per cent to agents: sells at sight. Write
quick to CHAMPION SAW CO., Beaver Falls,
Pa. Jai-74
Agents.
AGENTS-TO SELL AND EVERYBODY TO
use Dr. O'Uee'c's 25 cent pills. Good as
gold. Dr. O'Kccfe's live. pills, cold or catarrh
pills, cough pills, diarrlicca pills, djspepsl 1 pills,
rheumatism pills, headache pills, skin ernptlon
pills, worm pills, kidney pills, leucorrheca pills,
backache pills, eye pills, teething pills, asthma
pills, croup pills, tore throat pills, nerve pills,
nervous debility pills, whooping cough pills, uon
cathartlc pills, U'alarla pills, piles pills. Price,
Kccnts: large bottles ?!. Dlt. 0KEEFECO..
Homeopathic Chemist". 31 Firth av., Pittsburg.
111 move to 7CS Smlthfield st. April 1. ja5-21
AGENTS-'IO SELL1HE LIFE. TIMES AND
correspondence or the late Most Rev. John
Mac Hale. Archbishop ofTuam, by Rt. Rev.
Bernard O'Relllv: this great work now ready in
two volumes or 7C0 pages cacn. P.J. FLEMING
& CO.. 77 Diamond st. de!3-TWTFSSu
X Femnle Help.
APPRENTICES-IMPROVERS. GOOD SEW
ERS, operators; alo ladles nnd girls tolcarn
dressmaking and cutting. Calior write. LON
DON AND PARIS DRhSsMAKlAG CO..906 l'enn
avenue. JaS-16-TuWTh
GIRL EXPERIEACI.D GIRLTO FLED RUL
ING machine. S3 WOOD ST., lourth floor.
JabiS
TADIES-1WILL PAY LADIES A SALARY
J of 110 per week to work forme in their local
ity at home; light work: good pay for part
time; write, with stamp. Mite. IL G. FARRlNG
TOA. Box 70 Chicago. la7-44
Male and Female Help.
COOKS-CHAMBERMAIDS. LAUNDRESSES,
dining room girls, nurses, W0 house rlrls.
German and colored girls, white and colored
waiters, drivers, larm lianas, one baker, boy to
learn plumbing. MRS. E. IHOMPSON. 60S
Grant St. nolO-XTbS
HorhL COOKS-CH A.MBERMAIDS. PANTRY
and kitchen girls, child's nurse, 0 cooks. 100
nnrse gn is. 4 colored girls, waitress lor small 1am
llv: first-elasssltuatlons now open. MEEHAN'S
AG EN CY, 543 Graut st. 'J el. SO. Jao-D
PROFESSIONAL PEOPLE-IN ALL LINFS
dramatic business; also child; kickers and
mashers save stamps. Address WEEK STA N DS,
Dispatch office. J&5-5
Situations.
POSITION-CUTTER IN FIRST-CLASS MER
CHANT tailoring business wishes to change
by March 1, '91: S years' experience, has been 25
years In the trade; is a practical tailor; 28 rears of
age; strictly temperate. Address M., lilspatch
office ja7-45
S1TUA-IION-BY EXPERT Sl'ENOGRAPHER
., and typewriter; 3 vears' experience. Address
EXPERT, Dispatch office. a8 6
SITUATION-AS GARDEN Ell AND FLOR1SI';
good reference!. Address LOCiv BOX 403,
Sharon, Pa. jatMl
Taxtners.
ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN (Willi CASH) TO
take an Interest In first-class florist busi
ness: eight green houses, each 100 n heated bv
steam, all well stocked and In good condition.
Ad ress FLOR131, 751 Crawtord road, Clevc
land. O. j ii-14-u
Booms, Houses, etc
TO BUY A HOME IN SECOND OB THIRD
wards, Allegheny, from S3. 000 to So, 000. Ad
dress C. M., Home Hotel. Pittsburg. Ia8-19
Hoarders and Lodgers.
BOARUERS FOR NICELY FURNISHED
lront room on Union av., with board: refer
ence. Address A. L. M., Dispatch office. Ja8-324
"Financial.
1 TON EY -OUR FACILITIES FOR FITRNISIT.
Li ING money to any amount on bond and
mortgage arc uucqualcU: lowest rates of Interest
and no delay. If you nccil money apply MORRIS
FLI.M1NU, loa Fourth ave. Jy27-S6-TTSSu
MONEY TO LOAA-ON MORTGAGES IN
lare or small amounts at the lowest market
rates or interest. W . A. HCKROA' & SONS. 89
Fourth av. dcb-M-Th
MONE1 TO LOAN ON GOOD MORTGAGE
securities, lowest rates: no delay. SAMUEL
"l. UL CK X CO . S9 Fourth av. dell-t-iThs
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST MARKET
rates on bond. aud mortg-tge: no delay.
REED B. CO YLE i. CO., 131 Fourth av.
dell-Trs
MORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
conntv property at lowest rates. HENRI
A. WEAVER & CO.. 'J2 Fourth avenue. mhS-D
MORlGAGEs-MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS
to suit at 4K. 5 and 6 per cent. ALLES &
BAILEY. 164 Fourth ave. Tel..lC7. apll-19-TTSsu
SOUTHERN 1NVESTMEAT-A FEW DOL
LARS Invested in Southern real estate mav
result In a few years In a small fortune; lots that
a lew years ago sold In southern cities for $a and
?10 a foot cannot be bought to-day for (150 a foot:
we trill sell to an one every other lot In our town
ot I'crcjville. Sunt county, Teun.. for?3 0: this
covers all expenses -deed, abstracts and record
ing; fine coal, timber and mineral lands; send
stamp for plats, etc. PERCYV1LLELANDCO.,
12 and 13 Ilnlbcrt Block, Sixth and Vine sts., Cin
cinnati, O. JaS-G
TO LOAN f500,UUO, IN ASIOUNTS OF J3.000
and upward, on city and suburban property,
on 5 per cent: also smaller amonnts at S per cent.
BLACK & BA1RD, 9a Fourth avenue.
ee21-d26-p
TO LOAN S200,O0O ON MORTGAGES 1 100
andunward at 6 per cent: $500,000 at4)j per
cent on residences or business property, vacant
lots or farms. S. H. Fr.fi N OH, 12S Fourth ave.
0C23-D
Miscellaneous.
TO BUY A PLANT SUITABLE FOR THE
manufacture of steel castlugs, or would buy
an interest In an established concern. Address
B. M. K., Dispatch office, la6-7o
WANTED.
anscellaneous.
EVERY LADY WISHING TO BE HER OWN
dressmaker to call at 610 l'enn ave. (op
posite Home's stores) and investigate MADAME
FLESUER'S ladies' tailoring sysu:m; no risk;
nartlps resnonslble: school now open. nol9-23
Jal-18
TCTVERYONE-TO HAVE THEIR BROKEN
JQj windows flacd before winter; telephone H71
or write postal card for price list. G. G.
O'BRIEN, Painter. 202 Fifth ave. seio-rrs
PENSIONS THE F1TTSHURG PENSION
AGENCY OF J. II. STEVENSON & CO., 100
Hflhav. renslons now bed for all disabled sol
diers, permanently helpless children and widows
of deceased soldiers uuder late act of Congress;
renslons increased to correspond with the dis
ability: bounties collected: certificates of service
procured where discharges nre lost.
de20-i2-TTS
YOUNG LADIES AS L'UPILS-TO EDUCATE
In the art of flue crayon work, pastel or
water color, also negative retouching. For par
ticulars, apply at the ELITE GALLERY. 516
Market St., Pittsburg. Ja2-51
YOU GET A BAKER'S DOZEN (13) OF
Stewart H Co.'s line cabinet photos forfl, at
90 and 92 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny.
mv2S-J9-TTSU
FOH SALE-EHPItOYED BEAL ESTATE.
City Hesldcnces.
-I OOD INVESTMENT-THREE-STORYBKICK
VT dwelling of nine royms, with lot 54 feet
front, of which 34 feet is vacant and corner of two
streets, located In Seventh ward on good street,
between Wylie and Fifth avs. C. BE RINGER &
SON. 156 Fourth av. Jatt-12-TTS
RESIDENCE WE HAVIS IN THETHIRTY
FlRsr ward a very fine one of 7 rooms, hall,
finished attic, cor. of two nice streets, convenient
to new Incline, good schools and churches; a
beautiful location and cheap: onlvt,000; has50
ft. front: if you are looking lor a home you will
mlssitirvondo not look at this. MORRISON &
BANKS, 106 Third av., cor. Wooa St., cltv, and
51 Washington av.. Thirly-llrst ward. delS-TTS"
TWO BRICK HOUSES FOR 3.000: LOT
24x100 ft. to Spring ny on Liherty av.,
Tenth ward. (16) See W. A. HEBRON &SONS,
80 Fourth av. Ja8-24-Th
S21 Q 300 A fAYING INVESTMENT,
OJLO property now routing for tl,300 per
year, and will bring more after April: price,
513,500. If sold soon. The property is well lm-
? roved, the buildings good: two squares from
lrth av., a few minutes from tho postofHce. (73)
See W. A. HEBRON &SONb, No. 80 Fourth av.
Jal-SC-MTh
JJfT OOO-A 10 PER CENT LAWRENCEV1LLE
O I 9 Investment on account of removal ot
owner; a 7-rooined brick and a 10-rooined double
frame dwelling, city water, gas, etc, with lot
25-UO0 rronting on two streets. H. C. CLARKE,
135 Fourth ave., and Edgcwood. io2-TTS
East End Residences.
I71RAZIER STREET-FOURTEENTH WARD,
' new 8-room brick. 6-foot hall, vestibule, elec
tric bells, slate mantels, tile hearths, etc.; lot
24x130 feet; terms easy. M. F.HIPPLE & CO., 90
Fourth av. Ja4-77-TnThSu
HOUSE-LOVELY LOCATION NEAR Hl-l-AND
av., handsome house of 7 rooms,
wlib every comfort and convenience, only 51,000;
haircash. W. W. ELDER11IN, GJ48 Station st,.
E. E. Ja3-ll-TuIhS'
MAIN. NEAR PENN AV. A NET 8 PER
CENT, investment, :: bouses, ?1500; loca
tion Is very central: street Improvements made.
(81.) bee W. A. HEBRON it SONS, 80 Fourth av.
Jal-25Th
OAKLAND-A FINE OLD MANSION OF 18
rooms, with VH seres of ground, fruit and
forest trees: only one square from llfth av. ; a
grand home, or ground can be sub-divided to ad
vantage: low price and very easy terras. BAX
TER, THOMPSON CO., Its Fourth av.
Ja4-97-TTSSU"
S 300-NEW QUEEN ANNE FRAME. CON
Ol UA1N1NG six rooms, reccntlon hall, bath.
Inside w. c. aud shatters, llue mantels, good cel
lar, all sewered; lot 37"xlOO feet; terras easy. il.
F. H1PPLE & CO., 9 . Fourth av. Jal-77-TT8u
Q1 OOO-CASH-A EW FRAME HOUSE OF 5
O I ? rooms, nat. gas. electric lights, bells. etc.,
on Grazier St., 2 minutes' from Dallas sta., P. II.
R.: price only fiSUO; lot 25x185. W. W. ELDER
KIN, 6348 Station St.. E. E. ja3-21-TnThS'
AUegheny Residences.
LOCUST SI'.-NEAR 3EDGWICK BEST
part of the street pressed brick house of 8
rooms, bath, range, lauudry, cemented cellar,
natural gas, slate mantels. Inside shutters, etc.;
rent till April, $11 GO- lot 24xl3utoastreet: two
tenement houses conld be built on rear of lot;
price (7,b00lfsotd soon; terms, one-third cash,
balance 11,090 per year. SAMUEL W. BLACK &
CO., 99 Fourth av. JaS-97-TTS
CQ 400-A NICE ALLEGHENY HOME AT
OO? a low price: .Market street: two-storv
brick house of 5 rooms: lot 22x120 to paved alley;
side entrance: outside bake oven; good stable;
graoc arbor; shade. CHARLES SOMERS & Co.,
313 Wood St., 6019 Pennav. Ja8-95
r OOO-SIX-ROOM DWELLING, WITH 115
icct iront, on prominent resilience strett,
two car lines: house alone is worth S3.500:
ise to t
don't mltsthls chance rora first-class investment.
M. F. Hll'PLE Jfc CO.. 9i Fourth av. Ja4-77-TTSu'
OfQOOO-FOR NEW BRICK HOUSE 8
O LO? rooms, well finished in modern ste:
also frame house In rear, on lot 21x124 ft., on Shef
field st. A. D. WILSON, 55 Federal St.. Alle
gheny. Ja'-27-7,8,9,10,17
CO 800 A BARGAIN GOOD BRICK,
009 slate-roofed dwclllng,5 rooms and kitchen,
gas and water, sewered aud paved. If sold soon.
A. D. WILSON, 55 Federal st., Allegheny
Ja6-59
Suburban Residences.
AVFRY NICE THAME DWELLING OF
five rooms, tall, porches, natural gas, with
two large lotsat Emsworlh: price only (2,700. C.
BK.BIN GER & SON , 156 Fourth av. Ja6-12-TST
GOOD FRAME DWELLING OF FIVE
rooms, with from one to three accs of
land, at Ulcnliclcl, at a bargain, or will sell nine
room house with six acres, C. BhRINGKR&
SON, 156 Fourth ave. Ja6-12-TTS
S'iEUBEN AV.. CRAFTON-NEW FRAME
house live rooms, hall; three minutes from
station; good boardwalk; price 62, 130; 7W) cash,
balance J15 per month: a great bargain. J. R.
MUBPH, Crafton. op. station. Ja8-7U
T 000-20 ACRES GARDEN GROUND; FINE
Ol orchards: fish nond: rood house or a
rooms, supplied with spring water and natural
gas; large Daru; aajoiningrapiuiygrowingiowns;
llncorP., Ft. W. JtC. R. R.:a pretty situation:
an excellent purchase. CHARLES SOMERS i.
CO.. SW Wood St.. 6019 Penn av. Ja8-94
FOR SALE LOTS.
East End Lots.
CORNER LOT 45X100 FEET-NEAR NEGLEY
av., 011 bmmncrlea st., near steam, cable and
clctrlc cars: nrice3.000. (90). SeeW. A. 1IFR
RON & SON S, 80 Fourth av. Ja7-50-8. 12,16,20.24"
ON COLLFGE AVENUE-1N THEMIDSl' OF
Last End beautiful building lots, 40x110 ft.;
terms eay. (81) SeeW. A. HERRON Jt SONS,
SO Fourth av. Ja5-21-Th
QQUIRREL HILL-ONE ACREOF 1HE FIN
O EST Ivlng land In the Twentv-thlrd ward,
suitable to be subdivided into lots, and sold at
treble the nrlce th it It can be hought Tor. IRA M.
BUHUHFILLI), 158 Fourth av. del2-S6-D
CO 200 QUITE A BARGAIN IF SOLD
3G) soont-oii Thirty-eighth, near Butler St.,
house dve room; lot 53x107 It. (22.) See W. A.
HK.RKON 4, SONS, to Fourth av.
JaS-78-S, 10, 13,16, 20
Allegheny Lots.
ARCH ST., SECOND WARD. ALLEGHENY
2 very desirable building lots, as a whole or
separately: each 20X100 feet to Veto St.: p Ice
very reasonable. (34A); See W. A. HERRON A
SON. 80 Fourth av. 'al-Te-JiTh
C1HEAP LOT-1RWIN AV., SECOND WARD,
Allegheny, at auction, Monday, January 12,
at 4 o'clock: 5x70; Irwin av., about 100 yards
above public school: terras cish. A. LEGGATE
& SON, Auctioneers, 108 Fourth av. Ja7-47
LOT-150X124 FT.. CORNER FAYETTE AND
Manhattan sts., I'ltthward. Allegheny; this
fine piece or ground Is now offered as a whole or
in single lots. For particulars tee A. D.WILSON,
i tcderal St.. Allegheny. la8-96-8,9,10,12,17'
Suburban Lots.
ONE HUNDRED ACRLS OF LAND-ON
line or railroad. In a good neighborhood,
near city: suitable for lajlng out In lots. JAS,
W. DRAPE & CO., LS) Fourth av., FltHburg.
J a 6-63-1 TS
-I SOX 105 FEET-AT S W 1SSVALE, N EAR STA
JL TION:lavs beautiful: low price. BAXTER,
THOMPSON A. CO.. 16rourth av. Ja4-93
lTarms.
FARM-A NICE LITTLE PLACE, 9 ACRES,
frame house, 5 rooms, barn, large poultry
yard and houses, coal, water, 2acresfrott, at sta
tion on h. 1:., near McLee'port. ED Wl'lTISH,
410 Grant St., Pittsburg. Jab-D
ORASGE PLANTATION- OR SALE OR
exchange: a very fine one of 280 acres. In
Southern Florida, 011 which are fine buildings
and a large orange orchard: all tropical fruits can
be raised there: climate healthlul: no long dis
eases there, or Bright's disease: vegetables of all
kinds can be raised there every month of the
slEVENSON &CO., 100 Fifth ar.
twt; price, ?.aji,uw. Apply at once to J. a.
del9
PLANTATION-OF8M ACRES AND 7 GOLD
mines In McDuffle co.. Ga.. on Little river;
250 acres No. 1 bottom land, raises wheat, corn,
oats, sugar cane, etc.; 300 acres upland, half
cleared, raises cotton, etc.: plenty of fruit: 2
dwelling and 6 tenant houses; lovely climate: the
mines jleld from 510 to $30 per ton; one 5-itamp
mill; price only SIS, 000: a rare bargain here. J.
U. srLVLNSON & CO., 100 Fifth av.. I'ltts
burg. - Jal-13
Q fVA0KE FARM FOR ONLY 13,150. IN FAY
ijOJ KITE county, on Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road; 125 acres cleared, balance In heavy timber:
land lays nicely rolling, with abundance of
spring water: fenced: three dwellings, sawmill,
etc.; on the National plket will exchange lor city
property, C BER1NGER A; SON, 159 Fourth
avenue. Ia6-12-TTS
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
INTEBEbT-ON REASONABLETEKMS; PAliT
or whole Interest In family Bible cabinet pat
ented May, 1890. Address J. M., Dispatch office.
1a8-20 SS
LIGHT MANUFACTURING BUSlNESS-NO
competition; small capital; large profits;
best reasons for selling. Address L. A. J., Dis
patch office. des-4-lhsa
EVERYONE TO COME TO THE LECTURE
bv Rev, W in. Best, Carnegie Hall. Allegheny,
lhnrs'day. Jan. 8, al7:30r. .: tlckcts,50c: Jr. O.
11 A ni n.iri i. fi I. nfA rnrniaiiv inviLeu
FOB SALE BUSYNESS.
Business Opportunities.
BAKERY AND CONFCTIONERY STAND
In best town on line of Pennsylvania Rail
road: low price to promnt bnyer. UAXTF.R,
THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth av. J aS-7-Tbs
BOOKSTORE ONLY BOOKSTORE IN CITY
of 15,000 population: connected by electric
It. K. with college town six miles distant: doing a
splendid business and constantly Increasing: has
doubled In lour and a hair years: owners have
business elsewhere whh h requires their entire at
tentlon. HAMMOND & SON, Aewarkt O. JaS-76''
c
OUNTRY STORE-ONE OF THE BEST
1 stands in State: lar?e town on R.R.:cash
trmleSlG 000 per annum; Invoice. BOOM2, EX
CELSIOR BLDG, Sixth and Grant. Ja6-47-TuTh
DRUG STORE-lA ALLEGHENY CITY-A
good placo for a German: Sl.ooowlll buy; sell
ing on account oi ill health. Address OPIl. Dis
patch office. Ja8-45
1JMJRNISHED HOARDING HOUSE-OF 7
. rooms; rent ?W0 .a year. For particulars In
quire at No. 40 ROSS ST., city. Ja7-24-'WThssu
GROCERY-SSOO; DOING GOOD BUSINESS:
others ?50il to45,0C0; shoe stores, drugstores,
cigar and notion stores, bakery; choice location;
meat markets 8.S0 to 1400 PERC1VAL & CHAP
MAN, 439 Grant st. deS-S
HAROWAREBUS1NESS-AN ESTABLISHED
stand In Allegheny City: paid 33K percent
on capital Invested last year; trade increasing
every year; will sell at Invoice: satisfactory
reasons Tor selling. Address BUSINESS, Dis
patch office. deS-99-TTSSu
SHOE STORE-FOR LADY, J373J FINE PAY
ING butcher shop. f250; tin-hop. grocery
stores in both cities, $500 to $5,000; restaurant,
livery stable, bakeries, cigar stores, drug stores,
shoe stores, book and stationcrr store, milk de
pots. sHEl'ARD CO.. 151 Fourth av. jai
S"
TORE3-OF ALL KINDS. CALL FOR LIST.
HOLMES Si CO., 420 smlthfield st. laS-lZ
ROLLER PROCESS FLOURING MILL-100
barrel cap iclty; within 40 miles of the city:
private railroad siding; large and well established
commercial and farming trade: every modern Im
provement; 150x1211 ft. of ground, a. A. DICKIE
& CO., l'enn and Shady avs., Pittsburg, X. E.
JaO-SS-TT
Business Properties.
BRICK MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY
supplied with good tools and patterns; es
tablished business: situated In good town in In
diana gas belt. For terms addre.s FOUNDRY.
DIspatcn office. Ja7-28
-a LASS HOUSE-8-VOT FURNACE: ERECTED
JT in 1E3S: owned by citizens of Stoueboro: of
fered at great bargain; good railroad facilities;
cheap fuel: must be sold. Apply at once. C. G.
LAKNED. Trustee, Stoneboro. Pa. J.al-4"
QfT 500-AUGHENBAUGH HOTEL. COR
O 7 AER Enterprise st. and P. R. it-, opnosite
stockyards. East End; best location for droaers'
hotel in East Liberty: an old established stand,
containing 40 rooms aud in first-class- repair; a
license certain to good purchaser; satisfactory
reasons given for selling; immediate possession If
desired. L. D. LEECH, 43 Sixth av., mom 3.
dcS-93-TuTlv
TOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Machinery and Metals.
BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND ENGINES
and boilers; one 12x18. one 11x24, one 10X20L
one 10x16. 9x12, 8x12. 8x14. 7xt2. and large stock or
smaller sizes, portables on wheels and on skids:
pumps, governors, pulleys, xhaftlng. etc. 23-25
Park way, Allegheny, Pa. JOHN S. YOUNG.
ja5-D"
RICK MACHINERY ONE RAYMOND
perfection brick press: one wet grinding
pan, 7 ft., with frame and gciring complete:
one I'entleld stilt mad brick machine: one sort
mud brick machine; one pair Penllcld smooth
rolls, and one 50 h. p. engine, now In use; all ma
chinery nearly new and in good order. Address
GEORGE O. ROBINSON, Bcllalrc, O. Ja4-134"
EA'GINE-BIG BARGAIN IF SOLD BEFORE
removal. 00 b. p. engine. 14x20; extra heavv;
complete; In No. 1 order. Address or call on J.
S. StOUNG, 23 and 25 Park way, Allegheny, Pa
Ja7-46-D
MACHINE SHOP AND FOUNDRY IN
full operation and big paying business: 8
blast furnaces in same town; 7 rolling mills and
1! blast fnrnaees within a radius of ten miles. 75
miles from Pittsburg on E. & P., N. Y., L. . &
Western. B. & O. Railroads; at a bargain to clocc
an estate. Price and terms, address C W.
PALMER, New Brighton, Pa.
ja3-33-3,6,8,18,20.22.24'
ONE SECOND-HAND PORTABLE ENGINE
And boiler combined. 3-1 horse power: also a
number of second-hand wood-working machines;
can be bought at a low figure. VELTE & MC
DONALD, Pennav. and Thirty-second st,
del5-TTE"
THE TAYLOR-BECK AUTOMATIC AND
compound engines for electric light and
railway service: engines and boilers in everr size
aud stvle: saw mills and wood-working machin
ery. 11ARMES MACHINE DEPOT, 99 First av.,
Pittsburg. Pa. noCS-D
WEBSTER'S "VACUUM" EXHAUST STEAM
Economizer, Feed Water Heater and Puri
fier, is the most perfect device known for heat
ing and purifying the feed water for steam boilers
and manufacturing purposes, and for heating
oulldings 01 any description without back press
ure on engine, returning the condensation to
the boiler In the one" apparatus: readily cleaned
without stopping machinery: all parts accessible:
furnished on trial for acceptance: send for new
Illustrated cat&logucof convincina proofs. WAR
REN, WEBS'lER & CO., 491 N. 3u, Philadelphia.
de30-51
THE PORTER &DOUTHETT CO.. LI.M;.DAK
RAGH St. and River av., Allegheny, l'a .
engines boilers and castings. Repairing proraptlv
attended to. Ja6-s6 "
Horses, Vehicles, Live Stock, Etc
BUGGIES. CARRIAGES. SPRING WAGONS,
etc. second-hand rigs bought and sold; big
bargains. SAMUEL CHAMBERLAIN, Ho. 6l1
Duqucsne way, near Sixth street bridge.
sc3-J2-MlhS"
Miscellaneous.
ATLASES-ONE SET OF HOPKINS' REAL
Estate Atlases of Pittsburg (paper or
mounted) at subscription price. Address II. K.,
Dispatch office.
PEESONAL.
PERSONAL-FINE I500KS-WE HAVETHE
finest collection of finely illustrated books
In Pittsburg: beautiful bindings: low prlces;come
and see them: hundreds of books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOK SIORF, SU0 Liberty st. dell
PERSONAL-FOE 30 DAYS ON LY-DICK EA S'
complete works, $3; Shakespeare, complete,
8 vo , sheep, for (1 50; watch for special drives
each month during the year. FRANK BACON
& CO., 301 Smlthfield st. jaJ
FOUND.
FOUND-A LARGE EOT Or WINTER
clothing belonging to residents of this city
was lound hanging in the rooms occupied by
DICKSON, the tailor. 65 Filth ave., upstairs,
altered, cleaned and repaired; the owners should
call for them, as Dickson requires the room.
nol3-D
LEGAL NOTICES.
FIDELITY 'IITLE ANDTRUsrcOMPANi.
121 and 123 fourth av.
ESTATE OF DAVID M. EVANS, DE-CEASED-Notice
is hereby elven that letters
ot adinluUtrallou on the estate of David M.
Eians have been granted to the undersigned,
to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
those haing claims against the same should
make thcin known without delay. FIDELITY
11TLE AND 'IRUSr CO., Administrator, d. b.n.
c. t. a. DAVID Q. EWlNG, Attorney. del-06-Tli
FIDEL1TV TITLE AND TRUST CO.,
121 and 123 Fourth ave.
ESTATEOr CATHARlNEHLNDERsON, DE
CEASED. Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration on the estate of Catharine Hen
dersou have been granted to the undersigned, to
whom all persons indebted to said estate are re
queued to make immediate payment, and those
having clalmsagainst the same should make them
known without delay. FIDELITY TU'LI-. AND
TRUS1' CO., Administrator. DAVID Q. EWlNG,
attorney. de4-95-Th
ESTATE OF SUSAN ROSSWOG. DECEASED.
Notice i herebv given that letters of admin
istration on the estate of Susan Rosswog have
been granted to the undersigned, to whom all
persons indebted to said estate arc requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims againBt the same should make them known
without delay. FRIER J. ROSS-WOG. admin
istrator, or his attorney, JOHN M. ROltB, 143
Fourth av.. Pittsburg. no4-9a-Th
FIDELITY TITLF. AND TRUST CO..
121 and 123 Fourth ave.
ESTATE OF GEOKGEMAR1IN. DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that letters ot admin
istration on the estate of George Martin have
been granted to the undersigned, to whom all per
sons Indebted to said estate are requested to mace
Immediate payment, and those having claims
against the Eatne should make them known with
out delay. FIDLLll'Y TITLE AND 'IKUST CO.,
Administrator, JOHN C. SLACK, Attorney.
de4-94-Th
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO.,
121 and 123 Fourth nv.
ESTATE OF JOHN W. .FLATLEY, DE
CEASED. Notice Is hereby given that let
ters of administration on the estate or John W.
Flatley have been granted to the undersigned, to
whom all persons Indebted to said estate are re
quested to make Immediate payment, and those
having claims against tbe same should make them
known without delay. FIDELITY T1TLK. AND
TRUSTCO., Administrator. DAVID Q. EWI.NG,
Attorney. dc4-93-Th
FIDELITY TITLE A ND TRUST COMPAN Y,
121 and 123 Fourth av.
ESTATE OF WILSON McCANDLESS, DE
CEASED. Notice is hereby given that let
ters testamentary on tbe estate of Wilson Mc
Caudless have been grantd to tho undersigned,
to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are
requested to make immedlato payment, and those
having claims against the same should mako them
known without delav. FIDELITY TITLE
TRUST CO., Administrator, c. t. a. DAVID Q.
EW1AG, Attorney. de4-97-Th
THOMAS J. FORD, Atty-at-Law, 96 Diamond st.
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATTHEGAS
o3l City Manufacturing Co. , limited, was, on
the 13th dav of December, A. D. 1890, by a vote of
the majority In number and value or Interest, vol
untarily dissolved, and tbe subscribers were dnly
elected liquidating trustees to wind up the said as
sociation, iiisltetl, and distribute tho assets
tbereor, to wbom all persons luring claims
against said association, limited, will present the
same, and all persons indebted to said association,
limited, will make payment.
GEORGE DOVEY, address IS Decatur St., Alle
gheny. JAMES B. ANDERSON, address Wllkinsburg,
Allegheny co.. Pa.
JOSEPH A. KlRCHNlCB, address 57 Fayette St.,
AUegheny City, deft-78-Tlj
TO LET.
' tCity'ltesldences.
DWELLINGS-1N ALL PARTS OF THE
city and snbnrbs; send us your name and
address, and we will mail yon our rent list regu
larly until April 1 free of charge. BLACK &
BAlRD. 93 Fourth av. dcl7-20t
East End Residences.
EAST END P.ESIDEACfS-SENDUS YOUR
name and address and we will mail yon our
rent list regularly until April 1, free of el'arge.
BLACK. &BAIRD. 95 Fourth av. del7-20t
HOUSF-GOOD HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS IN
first-class ordcrj26 a month from April 1:
reduced rent up- to that time: Ao. 2 Ivy St..
blndyslde; location good. W. A. HI'UKON S.
SONS, Ao. 80 Fourth av. lal-I6-3,8.13t
Allegheny Residences.
DWPLL1NGS-IN ALL PARTS OF ALLE
GHENY and suburbs: bend nsvour name and
address and we will mall you our rent list regu
larly nntll April 1 rreo or charge. BLACK &
BAIRD, a, Fourth ay. dcl7-20t
Business Properties.
STORES AND BUSINESS ROOMS IN ALL
parts of the two cities and suburbs: send your
name and address and we will mall you our rent
list rcgularlv until April 1, free of charge.
BLACK & B a1RD. 95 Fourth av. del7-2at
STORE AND DWELI.ING-1N THEO'KiSEFn
block. Main St., Mansfield, Pa. Inquire of
M. O'KEEFE, Mansfield Valley P. O., Pa.
Ja7-ist
Offices. Desk Boom, Etc.
OFF1CES-1N GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK
Building. Wood and Diamond sts.: singly
or In suits: all modern improvements and low
rent. Inquire at THE BANK. oc23-43t
Sllscellaneous.
FURNITURE AND LEASE-OF BRICK
house, eight rooms and storeroom suitable
for saloon: have ten boarders: lease rnns until
April 1, 1893; bargain. JOHN S. OEHLING, No
3J29 Peun av.. Pittsburg. Ja3-33t
3 ACRES FOR LEASE-WITH bOO FEET OF
elding on paved street; ICO feet of trestle; suit
able Tor coal yard; Fifth av. and Pennsylvania
Railroad. East End. D. It. SPEF.R. ja8-8t
LOST.
LOST-POCKETBOOK . CONTAINING PA
PERS of value to the owner only. Will re
ward finder and be obliged If returned to SHlLlr
DECKER&CO., U) Market St. R. H. LOGAN.
JaS-39
JP OST-ACCOUNT BOOK-ON THE STREET
J between tbe Pittsburg Postofficc and the Ft.
Wayne station. Allegheny, on Monday evening.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning
toGEORUEU. QUAILL, S3 Diamond St.. 1'Itts
bnrg. Jai-82
DIVIDEND.
Marine National Bauk, Pittsburg.
DIVIDEND THE BOARD Of DIREC
TORS of this bank lias this day declared
a dividend of TWO AND ONE-HALF (2)
PER CENT, payable forthwith at the banking
house, corner Smithfleld st. and Third av.
W. E. Von BONNHORST. Cashier.
Dec- 3L 1890. ja3-4S
ODD FFLLOWS SAVINOb BANE,
PlTTBBtrEG, PA. Dec. 31, 1S9U.
DIVIDEND THE DIRECTORS OF THE
bank bare this day declared a dividend of
THREE (3) PER CENT, on tho capital stock
out of the earnings of the last six mouths, pay
able on demand free of tax.
Sja3-H F. E. MOORE. Cashier.
Tbadesmens' National Baa'k, )
U. S. Depository. V
SPrrTSBimo. Pa.. Dec 31, 1S90. S
FIFTY-SECOND DIVIDEND THE DI
RECTORS of this bank have this day de
clared a dividend of FIVE DOLLARS PER
SHARE, payable on demand.
ja3- ROSS W. DRUM. Cashier.
Ars enal B a nk,
Pittsburg. Dec. 31. 1S90. f
DIVIDEND THE BOARD OF DIREC
TORS of the bank has declared a divi
dend of f OUR (4) PER CENT out of the earn
ings of the last six month, parable fortbwitb.
jal-71-D ' W. S. WILLIAMS. Cashier.
Faiuiees' Deposit national Hank,
Pittsbuho, Dec. 31. 18aa (
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND THE DIRECT
ORS of this bank have this day declared
a dividend of FOUR PER CENT out of the
profits of the last tbreo months, payable forth
with free of tax. T. H. GIVEN. Cashier.
ja3-13
First National Bank.Pittsburg. pa.,
Pittsburg, December 31. IS90.
pvrVIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
JJ bank have this day declared a quarterly
dividend of i'WO PER CENT on the capital
stock, payable on demand free of tax.
ja6M8 J. D. SCULLY, Cashier.
Office Union Insurance Co . 1
Pittsbubg, Pa.. January 5. 1891. f
DIVIDEND THE BOARD HAVE THIS
day declared a dividend of THREE PER
CENT on the capital stock, payable forthwith.
jaGSI J. W. J. McLAIN, Secretary.
Geejias American Jys. Co., of Penna. )
Office No. Ill Fourth avfnue.
. Pittsbubg. January 7. 1SDL
DIVIDEND NO-30-iTHE; DIRECTORS OF
this company have this day declared a
dividend of TWO DOLLARS per share (4 per
cent), payable on demand.
JJ8-34-D W. J. PATTERSON, Secretary.
office of the Teutonia Insurance Co..
NO. 2C6 OHIO STREET, ALLEGHENY PA., J
January 6. Ib91. S
DIVIDEND NO. 38.-THE DIRECTORS
ot this company havo this dav declared a
dividend of FOUR PER CENT (S2 per share)
out of tbe earnings of the past six months, pay
able on demand. C. W. GERWIG,
ja7-5"-D Secretary.
MOKONGARELA INSURANCE CO.. I
Pittsburg. Pa.. Jan. 6. 1&91.
DIVIDEND THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
Company have this dav declared a divi
dend of TWO DOLLARS PER SHARE on
the capital stock, payable on and .after FRI
DAY, flth inst. JOHN H. CLANEY.
ja7-5g-D Secretary.
AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Week Beginning; Monday, January 12,
A. M. Palmer's Traveling; Company under the
direction of H. S. Taylor, in the famous Madi
son Square Theater sncces3.
AUNT JACK,
Preceded by a petite drama in one act,
A MAN OF THE WORLD.
Presented by a magnificent cast. Including Mr.
Joseph Hawnrth in both plays.
Prices, I, 75c, 60c, 2Gc. Seats now on sale.
jaS-
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UQUESNE THEATER
(PtttsDurc's iieaoinc xneater.)
Nightly at S.
Next matinee, Saturday.
CRYSTAL SUPPER.
; ALWAYS
; CROWDED.
EVERYONE
G0E3 TO SEE IT.
Seats 25c to $1 at theater and at Hays', 75
Fifth ave. General admission, 60c
Jan. 12 Agnes Huntington, In Paul Jes.
jaS
D UQUESNE THEATER EXTRA
Seats now on sale.
Miss Agnes Huntington
In Planquette's latest Opera Comiquo,
PAUL JONES.
Encasement begins Monday evening-.
Reserved seats 1 50. $1 00, 7oc. 50c aud 25c. at
theater and Hays', 75 Fifth ar. General ad
mission, 50c jaS-33
GEOBGE KENNAN
Will deliver his great
ILLUSTRATED LECTURE.
"ON THE GREAT ROAD TO SIBERIA,"
AT OLD CITY HALL,
SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 10.
Tickets on sale at the Press Office, 79 Fifth
ar. Reserved seats, 50 and 75 cents.
Last chance to hear KENNAN. jaS 21
BIJOU THEArER
To-night.
MARGARET MATHER
IN ROMEO AND JULIET.
Matiueo Saturday.
Jan. 12 "The Twelve Temptations. jaS
Grand Opera house.
TO-NIGHT.
Matinee Saturday.
HANDS ACROSS THE SEA.
Next Wcek-A. M. PALMER'S CO.. AUNT
' JACK. jan5-D
HARRIS' THEATER
HARRIS, BRITTON & DEAN,
Proprietors and Managers.
Everv afternoon and evenlnc.
Hardie and Von Leer in the Military Melo
drama. ON THE FRONTIER.
Week. January 12, Dowllng & Hasson.
jaWl-TTS
HARRY WILLIAMS' ACADEMY
TO-NIGHT.
MATINEE, Tuedav, Tbnrsnay and Saturday.
WEBER & FIELDS'
SPECIALTY COMPANY.'
Tuesday aud balance of week.
ja6-51
HARRY DAVIS' FIFTH AVENUE MU
SEUM AN D THEATER
Week commencing Jan. 5. grand series of
Laud Boat Races between Leading Oatsmen of
tbo World. Admission, 10 cents. Doors open
I to 5, 7 to 10 P.M. ja7-61
THUMA'S DANCING ACADEMY.
Fourth avenue (members of National
Association). ODeninc week of second session
commences TUESDAY, January & 1S9L Fonr
classes for beginners. Children's openine
Saturday, January 10. Classes every evening.
r or particulars can at any time as academy.
PROF. B. F. THUMA,
JaI-31-TTbSSU
.Principal
ELECTIONS.
Masonic Bank, t
Pittsburg, Pa.. January 5. 1891.
ELECTION THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for directors of this bank tq serve, during
ibo ensuing year will be held atth banKing
honse. No. 531 Smlthfield street, on TUESDAY.
JANUARY 13. 189L between the hours of 10
A. M. and L P. 21.
.. ja6-6l W. R. CHRISTIAN. Cashier.
Arsenal Bank. i
Pittsburg, Dec 31, 1S90. (
ELECTION THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for directors of tlili bank to serve for the
cusnins year will be held at the banking house
on WEDNESDAY. Jan. Ii lbSL between tbo
hours of 11 a. 21. and 1 p. 3r.
W. S. M ILLIAMS, Cashier.
j.al.7M,2,3,5,S,7.8.9,10,12U,H
First National Bank PiTT&isnRO. Pa.
Pittsburg, Dec. II. ISOO. s
ELECTION THE ANNUAL ELECTION
of nine directors for tho bank, to serve for
tho ensuing ear. will bo held at the banking
bon'e. corner Wood street and Fifth ave., Jan.
13, 1891, between the hours of 11 o'clock A. M.
and 1 o'clock r. M. J. D. SCULLY. Cashier.
delJ-bS-D
THE KEYSTON E BANK OF PITTSBCRU
The annual election for Directors of this
bank to serve during the ensuiog rear will be
held at the banking house. ICG Fourth ar.,
Tuesday. January 20. 1S91, between the hours
of 11 A. M. and 1 P. M. J. H. H AYEs. Cashfer.
de20-22-D
Manufacturers' and Merchants
and Merchants"!
nce company, i
7 Wood street, f
G. Pa.. Jan.6MS9Lj
insuranc;
Office, 417
Pittsburg.
TTiLECTlON AN ELECTION FOR DIREC
Vj lORS of this company to serte during
the ensuiuc year will be held on MONDAY, tbe
12th inst., between the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock
P. at. WM. T. AD SIR, Secretary.
jatj-SJ-D
German American insurance Cojio
pant of Pennsylvania, I
Office No. lit Fourth avenue, f
Pittsburg. January 3. 189LJ
I "LECTION THE REGULAR ANNUAL
JJ election for 12 directors of this company
will ho held at this office Monday; tho 12. h
inst.. between the hours of 11 o'clock A. 31. and
1 p. m. W. J. Patterson, Secretary.
jao-23-D
Office of Allegheny Insurance Co.
No. 67 Fourth Ave..
Pittsburg. January 5. 183L
ELECTION AN ELECTION FOR DIREC
TORS of this company to servo during the
ensuing year will bo held on MONDAY, tbe
I2th inst., between the bourn of 12 and 1 o'clock
r.M. u. u. ujjX,LlU, secretary.
ja&5
Office Armenia Insurance Co.,
No. 65 Fourth avenue,
Pittsburg. Jan. 2. 1E91.
T1LECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
VI fortDirector of this company will be held
at this office on MONDAY', January 12. between
10 a.m. and 2 P. M, W. D.McGILL,
janl-27 Secretary.
Office of Teutonia Insurance Co., )
No. 206 Ohio St.,
Alleohent, Pa.. Januarys. 1S01.
ELECTION THE ANNUAL ELECTIuN
of directors to serve tor the ensuing yeat
u ill be held at the office of tho company on
MONDAY. January 12, 1891. between the hours
of 10 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock r. m.
C. W. GERWIG,
jat82-6,8,10.12 Secretary.
Office Union Insurance Co.. "
Pittsburg, Pa., January 5. 1S91.
ELECTION THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for twelve directors of this company to
serve for tho ensuing year will be held at the
office. No. 511 Smithtleld street, on MONDAY,
JAN UARY 12, 1891, between the hours of 11 A.
M. and 1 P. M.
ja6 7 J. W. J. McLAIN. Secretary.
ELECTION THE ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of the Columbia Oil
Company will be held on THURSDAY, JAN
UARY 15. 1891. at II o'clock A. M.. for the
election of directors and tbe transaction of
such business as maybe presented.
a2-19-D A. P. McGREW, Secretary.
Office of the People's Mutual Acci- j
dent Insurance Association.
Pittsburg. Pa.. December 13. 1S90. )
THE ANNUAL MEE1ING OF THE MEM
BERS of this association for the election
or directors will bo held at the association's
principal office, 91 and 93 Fifth avenue. Pitis
burtr. Pa., on MONDAY', January 12, 1891,
between tbe hours of 12 and 1 P.M.
jaS-13-D Frank K. Kohleb. Secretary.
The Monongahela Connecting
Railroad Company,
Pittsburg. December 26, 1890.
ELECTION THE ANNUALMEE1ING OF
the stockholders of this company will bo
held at their general office, corner Third ar.
and Try st. Pittsburg, on MONDAY. January
12. ISOL at 2 o'clock P. M.. for the election of a
President and Board of Directors to servo for
tho ensuing year.and for transacting such ether
business as may bebronghtbelore the meotiug.
ia! 26-MTh BENJAMIN PAGE. Sec'y.
Office of i
Monongahela Navigation Company,
Pittsburg. Dec 17. 1890. )
TJILECTION THE ANNUAL MEETING
Pi of tbe stockholders of the Monongahela
Navigation Company for the election of officers
and managers for the ensuing year, and other
business, will be held on THURSDAY, the 8th
day of January. 1891. at 2 o'clock, r. jr., at the
office of said company. No. 8 Wood St., Pitts
bnrc. W. BAKEWELL. Secretary. del89-D
TKOPOSALs.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED FOR
tho purchase and removal of St. John's
Episcopal Church and chapel bnlldings, corner
ot Main and Butler streets; buildings can be
examined by app'iing to tho janitor on the
premise". For particulars address CHARLES
R. MILLER, Secretary, 179 Fortj-sixih st.,
Pittsburg. ja7-23
Office of Controller of 1
allegheny county, pa.,
Pittsburg. Pa.. Jan. 7. 1S91. )
-VTOTICE TO BANKS AND BANKERS
11 sealed proposals will Be received at this
office until TUESDAY.January 13,at i o'clock P.
jr., for interest on current daily balances of the
deposits ot ail funds collected by the Treasurer
of Allegheny county, as provided by act ot
Assembly.
For further information applr at the office
of said Treasurer. JAMES A. GRIER.
JJ8-13 County Controller.
OFFICE OF CONTROLLER OF
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA..
Pittsburg. Pa Jan. 7. 1S9L
-VTOTICE TO MARBLE CUTTERS-SEAL-11
ED proposals will be received at thu of
fice, addressed to tbe Commissioners of Alle
gheny Countr, until i o'clock r. 3t. January 13,
1891. for furuitbing and putting In place head
stones to graves of Indigent soldiers buried by
Allegheny county until Jannarv 1, 1S92. Sam
ples can be seen in Allegheny Cemetery or in
burying place where soldiers have been buried
under the law.
All bids must be within the fifteen (Sid) dol
lar limit, as provided by law.
JAS. A. GRIER.
ja8-ll County Controller.
OFriCIAL-PITTSBURG.
NOTICE IS HEREBY' GIVEN THAT
the report of Viewers on the opening of
Ko3e street, from Dcvilliers street to Kirk
patrick street, has been aporoved by Councils
which action will be final, unless an appeal is
filed in the Court ot Common Pleas within ten
(10) days from date E. M. BIGELOW.
Chief of Department of Public Works.
Pittsburg. Jan. 5, 1891. jaK!3
VJOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
LM tho report of Viewers on the construction
or a sower on Penn avenue, from the Pennsyl
vania Railroad bridge to Negley Run sewer,
bas been approved by Council;, which action
will bo final, unless an appeal is tiled in tbe
Court of Common Fleas within ten (10) days
from date. E. M. BIGELOW,
Chief of Department of Public Work".
Pittsburg. Jan. 5. 189L ja5 33
Mayor's office, '
January 3, 1S91. t
IN compliance with section 5 of an ordin
ance fixing the number of newspapers
in which tho official printing shall he done,
regulating tho manner in which the advertis
ing for proposals to do the same shall be ravit
f authorizing tho Mayor to enter into aeon
tract, &c, I hereby Invite proposals for tbe
publication of all ordinances, viewers' reports
and proposals for public work, supplies and all
other public advertising except delinquent tax
lists, for turee (3) years frum tho 2d day of
April, 1891. Said proposals must ho In this oi
fire on or before tho 19th day of January, 1891. at
2 o'clock P. II., and must be accompanied by
bonds in tbe sum of ten thousand dollars each,
conditioned for the performance of the con
tract. Ihe right is reserved to reject or accept
anv or all bids. Bonds and information fur
nished at this office. H. L GOURLEY.
jaO-32 Mayor.
PITTSBURG. Jan. 3. 1891.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CLIVED at ti office ot City Controller
until JANUARY 13. 1891. at 2 o'clock r. M., for
fnruishing and erecting one duplex steam
Dump, capacity 50U.HX) callous in 21 hours
against 20-foot head. 70-foot piston speed, with I
'JO pounus ot steam rarrieu in nouers. Also,
one heater and duplex steam feed pump, to
gether with all masonry for foundation and
necessary attachments, etc, to be erected in
Garfield engine bouse. Fnll specifications ana
detailed plans must accompany each bid. Gen
era! plans will not be considered. Each pro
posal mast be accompanied by a bond, with
tuo sureties, double the amount of the esti
mated cost, probated before the Mayor or City
Cierk. The department of awards reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. E. M. BIGE
LOW, Chief of Department of Public Works.
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CHOICE PROPERTIES.
T-IORSALE '
DESIRABLE ALLESHEHY HODSESf-U
NORTH AV. Fronting the Parks, corner lot, -30x170,
a large and complete house of 12
commodious rooms; price very reason
able. (25)
STOCKTON AV.-Near arch St., lot 264x310
feet, a large and complete hou-e, ten
rooms; price low if sold sooa. (22)
'
BID WELL ST. Location first-class, a modem
bouse, ten large rooms, lot 23xl23 feet,
price only 513,000. (35)
LOCUST ST. Near Sedgwick st. a very com.
pleto house, nine room, partially fin
lshedinhard wood, all the modern im
provement?, lot 33x130 feet. (21)
NORTH AV. Near Sandusky St.. a geodt .
honse. nine rooms, lot 20x120 feet; only
$10,000. (36)
MONTGOMERY AV. Near Sandusky St. x
very desirable bouse, nine rooms, lot
20x90 feet; SI2.000. (36)
NORTH AV. A verr desirable house, ten
rooms: lot 20x110 feet; near Sandusky
st.;20.000. (Jb)
LINCOLN AV. A fine house, ten rooms, neat
Grant ar.: price low. (21)
SHERMAN AV. Very cheap, 511.000. about
tberonce of the lot only, brick bouse,
sir rooms, lot 25x55 feet, near Stockton
ar. (29)
Also others. Call or send for ILt, free.
W. A. HERRON & SONS,
janZ6-2,8,-LZ0 80 Fourth ar.
SPECIAL OFFER.
Very Desirable East End Lois
Centrally located near cable lines'.
Two on Marchand street, 24x131
each; two on Howe street, 25x120
each; three on Edwin street, 27x120
each; three on Emerson street, 24x
120 each; three exceptionally well
located on Conrad street, 40x133
each.
S. A. DI0E2E & CO., -
Penn and Shady Avenues, B. E.
We deal only in East End properties.
jab"-62-TTS
THE LAST HOUSE
Unsold out of Eight
At a Reduced Price.
Handsome (new) and complete brick house: 13
rooms handsomely finished and papered; all the
very latest improvements.
Forbes St., Oakland, cor.
Coltart square.
See W. A. HERRON &. SONS. SO Fourth
avenue. jal-77-j-Th
FOB SALK '
Handsome Suburban Home,
Queen Anne house 10 rooms, with most all the
improvements of the modern city bouse. 2V
acres or zround. beautifully located, forest
trees, Swissvalo, P. B. R at a greatir Teduced
price. See W. A. HERRON & SON. 80
Fourth ar. jj8 77-Th
7 AUCTION SALEs.
AUCTION SALE.
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 9.
At 10 o'clock, at the rooms. No. 311 Market
street.
Solid walnut mahogany and oak chamber
suits, wardrobes, chairs, tables, rockers, bed
steads, bureaus, washstands, mattresses, springs
and bedding in good condition, parlor suits, odd
chairs, rockers, lounges, hall racks, mirrors,
pictures, window shades, wash boilers, rubber
mar, lot matting, linoleum, hall, room and
stair carpets, hassocks, cots, trays, showcase,
bookcases, toilet sets, laundry and kitchen
goods, etc
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
jab-40
I
Fire Goods, i-fre Goods
2.C0O cases fine fruits at auction, for account
of wlmm it mav concern. FRIDAY, January 9.
at 2$0 P. 31.. at 311 Mirkt street Goods will
be sold in lots t suit purchasers. Caliiornia,
apricots, peaches, pears ana fine tomatoes,
string beans, peas, etc.
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
jaS-11
$3,000 :
L. u ilbnn
WORTH OF STATIONERY AT
auction. Lot fine stationerv.Docket-
b. -. Minims, etc.. at auction THURSDAY
il ORNING, January E. at 10 o'clock, at N a. 311
Market st. Owner goinir ort of business.
Goods must bo sold. HENRY AUCTION
CO.. Auctioneers. ja7-f
AUCTION SALE
II. R SMITHSON.
Real Estate, and General Auctioneer, room 58,
Eisner building. Fitth and Wood street. Sales
of jewelry and merchandise at stores. Furni
ture at residences promptly attended to.
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-pEMOVAL.
L.H. HARRIS DRUG CO.,
NOS. 16 AND 43 SEVESTH AVI.
We respectfully announce that we bar
secured tbe large and substantial buildings
of the
BINDLEY HARDWARE CO., ,
Seventh avenur, opposite New Grant street, to
which location we bare removed our office and
snch goods as hare arrived since tbe destruc
tion of our Liberty street warehouse by fire.
Wo aro not yet fully prepared to supply the
wants of our customers, but hope to be able to
ao so in tho course of a week or ten days. In
the meantime, if our friends will intrust their
orders to us we bope to be able to supply their
more pressing needs without delay.
l.h. Harris" drug co
NOS. 16 AND 43 SEVENTH AVENUE.
FITTSBCHG. PA..' January 1.1S9L jaMD
REMOVAL.
DR-.O. MILLER,
Houso and Sign Painter, bas removed from
133 Third avenue, to
73 SIXTH AVENUE.
Opposite Third Presbyterian Church. Special
attention siren to the handling of plate glass,
cutting and drilling. Repairing windows, sky
lights, etc House painting and glazing in
all its branches.
oclSS-D
TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS.
From the establishment of our business In
1SSJ we have made tbe LEASING AND MAN
AGEMENT OF FEOFERT1E3. in both cities
and suburbs, a special feature, and we oiler
our services to owners of real estate, believing;
wo can save them the many annoyances con
nected with RENTING and COLLECTING
RENTS. W. A. HERRON & SONS.
Real Estate Agent.
Nn. 80 Fourth avenue. 1
ja-tSS.2,5;8.0.13,16, 19,22,21
FREE
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS.
WITH EACH DOZEN"
cabinets we will present
yon with a life size crayon
Sortrait of rnurself. KEN
NEDY'S PHOTO GAL
LERY. No. 20 Filth are.
no9-97-TTS3tt
-jVT MAY, SONS & CO,
Fine
Dl'EING AND CLEANING.
oB Sixth Arenna,
mblSSO-TTS Pittsburg. Ka.
VTEW GOODS ARRIVING DAU.Y-COMB
1I and examine our stock of gold and silver
watches, clocks, diamonds, jewelry and silver
ware, etc ; lowest prices in the two cities.
At WILSON'S. 61 Fourth ar.. Pittsbnr-r: Una
watch and jewelry repairing a specialty.
JJS-TT3W
AF. SAWHILL.
ACCOUNTANT,
187 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
Attends to opening or closing books, correc
tion of errors, or anything In the line ol
accounting. deS-M-D
piANOb,
ORGANS,
And all manner of Smal
all!
Instrument " ' '"
AT
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