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THE PITTSBTJBQ- , JDISPATCHJFRI D AT, - JANUARY ;9, 1891.
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ALL IS NOT HARMONY
In the Rants of the Big Fire Insur
ance Writers of Fittsbnrs.
DISSATISFACTION IN THE CAMP,
Caused by the White Lead Trnst Placing
All of Its Easiness
IX THE IIAXDS OF A SEAT I0KK BEOEEE
All is not harmony at present iti the camp
of local insurance underwriters.
Most of the dissatisfied seen yesterday
were rather guarded in their utterances, but
one, under promise tail his name should
not be used, bad this to say:
"The action of four of the leading fire in
surance companies having agencies in this
city has given rise to a good deal of unfavor
able comment amour the insurance fra
ternity. It seems that the "White Lead
Trust lately formed, and which embraces all
the white lead concerns in the city, has can
celed all the fire insurance on the plants
here and replaced the same through a New
York broker, the sitae being placed with a
syndicate- formed hyjtbe 'Phoenix,' of Brook
lyn; the 'Phoenix, of London; the "Coin
ruercisl Union," of Philadelphia, and the
'London, Liverpool and Globe." All four
of these companies have authorized agen
cies who are presumed to have entire con
trol of the business written here. A stand
ing rule of the Board of Underwriters, we
understand, precludes agencies here from
paying a commission to Hew York or other
outside brokers on all business legitimately
bclooging to this field, and this
action of the companies named
in ignoring the usual methods
and courtesies of the business, and taking
the entire lead business, at one swoop, from
our local agencies, that have heretofore con
trolled it, is a decidedly new feature of the
trust business, and, if continued iu the same
manner by ail other trust combines, will
ltad to a loss of all the fire insurance on
similar concerns in the city.
Threats of a Kind of Hoycott.
" number ot insurance men feel that an
irjustice has been done the general business
ami bate resolved to discontinue all exchange
business with the companies named and decline
to renew on expiration auv lm.siuc.ss now writ
ten t them. What may be the result of such
action remains to be seen. It is suSiccnt to say
that in-uracce men. other than thotc represent
ing itie four companies named, hate no hesita
tion in lcrcibl expressing themselves agJtbt
it. Oce agent .ays if thee four companies Je
Mre to enter into a comDinatiou to urite all
the trust business In the country, they
hd Vef.er retire from the local busiue'ss alto-g-tbrr.
The 'jumbo' business, as it is called, has
never been popular with the insurance frater
nitv, nor has tbe experience of the companies
wrifng snch business been very satisfactory,
either to themselves or the assured. It is a.
mat . r of no little surprise to see the PDC2 lix,'
ut ooklyn, trying it again alter her former
expen -nee."
A number of peonle said by this informant to
be ageneved were sought. J. W. Arrntt did
not have much to say. but lie looked as though
lie might say considerable if disposed to do so.
Ue smiled when asked if. as alleged, the local
agencies of the '"Big Four" had been seen and
placated for allowing a Ken York broker to
write the business over their beads. Uc said it
rook away sumo business that he had lately
possesed.
V dliaui Jones was not in his office, and a
clerk denied any knowledge of the metier.
Not Regarded as Very l'alatablo.
Thomas D. Kellar, Manager of the German
Insurance Company, of Sew York, said as he
was not individually concerned, the matter
', bad not been brought to his attention, but, of
i course, it could not be regarded by them as
i palatable.
John D. Biggert, local agent of ttie
"Phoenix, of Loudon, one of tne "Big Four."
said be had been sick and knew nothing of the
arrangement.
William G. McCandless. of the "Commercial
Union." of Philadelphia, made light of tbe
matter, stating it was a tempest in a teapot
and not ortb talking aboat.
Mr. Kennev. of Edwards & Kenney, of the
London, Liverpool and Globe, talked m'ageneral
way. liUeone who viasou the inside and not
under tbe necessity of putting on sackcloth
and ashes. He admitted that tbe arrangement
was much of the pattern of which complaint
was made, but appeared to think there would
not be so much friction as anticipated iu some
quarters. lie said the placing of the Insurance
bad been put into the bands of a broker in
New York, and he could ulace it to suit him
self iu the bauds ufi, or 40 times 4 companies,
as he saw fit.
The standard Oil Company is snpposedby
tome to be the power that directs tbe business.
A HERO OF MANY BATTLES.
Death of Captain swards, 'Who Fongut in
Two Wan.
There died at Latrobe, on Wednesday, Cap
tainDanSnards.ahero of 32 battles in tbe
Mexicinand Civil Wars. His story, which he
took great aeligbt in telling, reads like a ro
mance. Captain Swards was tbe lirst man to plant
the American nag on the walls of the City of
Mexico. He w as the color bearer of his com
pany, and was leading the line when the final
and successful assault was made. He will be
bued to-day.
Two Deaths at the City Tarm.
Ernest Krahl died in the hospital of the Citv
Farm Wednesday night and Catharine McGin
ncss ended life in the insane department early
jesterday morning. Hie had been there for
five year. jir. Krahl had only been an inmate
of tbe home tno weeks
RCDTARD KIPLING has written a series
of (.eien letters on America for THE DIS
PATCH. The first In the series will appear
in N EXT SUNDAY'S IssUE.
A Pleasing Sense
Of health and strength renewed, of ease and
comfort lollons tbe use of Syrup of Figs, as it
acts iu harmony with nature to effectually
cleanse the sjstcm when costive or bilious. For
sale in 50c and 1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. B.&B-
Sale to-day (8:30 o'clock it begins), 20,000
yards narrow embroideries medium and
fine well-made goods, 10c m
Boggs & Buhl.
Hack ale is preferred by many. Try
Iron City Brewery's make. At bestbars. "
Stock-Taking Bargains
At ladies' suit parlors.
Paucels & Joxes, 29 Fifth avenue.
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Ieox Clir beer is a very popular brew.
Unexcelled for purity and nourishment.
Physicians recommend it. Dealers keep it.
3IWF
Choice Bargains and Choice Dresses.
Entire stock marked down. Come at once
for a ciee dress at low price.
Parcels & Jones, 29 fifth avenue.
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Moke Pilsner beer is sold each year by
the lrou City Brewing Company, Order by
mail or telephone 118G. MTvTsu
Interesting to Ladles.
Choice bargains this week. All dresses
and gowns reduced in price.
Paecels & Jones, 29 Filth 3venue.
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Rack ale is preferred by many. Try
Iron City Brewery's make. At best bars.
Mtvr
Ckeam ale never tastes better than when
the weather is cold. The Iron City Brewery
niskes the finest. At all dealers. MWrsu.
Etes examined and glasses adjusted to
suit defective eyes. Prof. J. T. Little,
Graduate Optician, Smithfield and Sixth
avenue. TTbF
Back: ale is preferred br many. Try
Iron City Brewery's make. At best bars.
MWF
PITY FOR THE INDIANS.
Ladles of the Pittsburg and Allegheny Aux
iliary of the National Indian Association
Denounce the Treatment of the Bed
Men The Agents Are Blamed.
The Pittsburg and Allegheny Auxiliary
of the National Indian Association held its
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon at
Uo. 49 Stockton avenue, Allegheny. Ow
ing to the fact tnat it was a day of pray er in
many of the churches the attendance was
small. The President ot the association,
Mrs. Pressloy, presided and conducted the de
votional exercises. Then she asked the pleas
ure of the rseoting as to any action that should
be taken relative to tbe Indian troubles.
After some discussion it was decided that it
would be advisable to wait until word was re
ceived from tbe Central Association defining
tbe course that should he pursued. In the dis
cussion upon this subject Miss Pressley blamed
tbe Govern ruent for its choice of Indian agents,
characterizing them as "wicked, unholy,
heathenish agents." She deprecated tlio open
ing of hostilities, and thought it little less than
barbarous that the "poor creatures, driven al
most to starvation, should be deprived of their
guns upon which they depended to shout
game." "
Mrs. M. F. Hntcbins said: "It was murder
ous to turn tbe Uotcbkiss guns on the poor,
defenseless Indians;" wbi'o Mrs. J. R. Gregg
believed that tbe Indians sbonld be allowed to
hold their ghost dances; that it injuredno one,
and that in tbe end tho Indians wouldsbe more
satisfied and peaceable. Several other similar
opinions were expressed.
A letter was received from Congressman
Bayne In which be assured tbe association that
lienoulddo all In his power to prctcnt the
passage of the bill before Congress for tbe re
moval of the Utes from Southern Colorado.
A letter was also received from Miss Emma
H. Do Knight, ot the Indian School at
Chilocco, Ind. T. She gave an interesting de
scription ot the Christmas celebration there
and of the prayer meetings held by the Indian
pupils.
KCDYAKD KIPLING has written a series
of set en letters on America for THE DIS
PATCH. Tho first in the scries will appear
in NEXT SUNDAY'S ISSUE.
PECTJLIaB MARRIAGE TANGLE.
Made Public in a Singular Suit That Has
Been Brought.
Samuel Gusky, the Diamondstreet merchant,
yesterday entered bail before Alderman Reilly
to answ cr at the present term of court a charge
of knowingly marrying another man's wife.
The charge as preferred against Gusky by one
William Novinsky. Several months ago a di
vorce case was commenced in tbe county
courts, tbe title of which was "Novinsky vs.
Novinsky." in which the plaintiff alleged that
Gusky aud Mrs. Novinsky had been conspiring
together to ruin his borne. Not long afterward
Novinsky left Pittsburg to engage in business
in Columbns. O. The divorce case has not yet
been reached in the courts, but, notwithstand
ing this, it is alleged that Gusky and Mrs. No
vinsky were married at Bellaire. O.
Mr. Gusky is said , to have been a widower
with six ciiildren. and Mrs. Novinsky Is the
mother of five more.
PITTSBURG'S DEATH BATE
At Present Amounts to 31.46 Per Thou
sand, Per Annum.
The mortuary report for the week ending
January 3 shows a total of 101 deaths in the
city. Of these. 25 occurred in the old city
wards. 35 in the East End, 30 on tbe Southside
aud 11 in institutions; 11 were Coroner's cases.
This is a death rate of 21.15 per thousand per
annum.
Of tbe deaths, 22 were caused by pneumonia.
9 by phthisis pulmonale, 8 by typhoid fever, 3
by diphtheria and 4 by bronchitis. Thirty-two
of tbe deceased were married, 59 single. 8
widows, I widower, 1 not stated; 20 were under
1 year of age. 9 were over 60, 8 were over 70 and
2 were over HI years of age: II were natives of
Pittsburg. 22 of other parts of the United
btates, 14 of Ireland. 9 ot Germany. 7 of other
parts of Europe and 5 not stated, four were
colored.
STIIX THOUGHT TO BE A GASSER.
Plenty of Salt "Water Struck at the Shooting
of the Exposition Well.
The Exposition gas well was again shot at
11 o'clock yesterday morning. Sixty quarts of
nitroglycerine, contained in three cones were
sunk to tbe depth of 1.800 feet. When shot
the well filled with salt water, stopping en
tirely tbe flow of gas. It will be several days
before the water can be pumped our, and the
result of tbe experiment cannot be made mani
fest unti' this Is done.
Mr Hawkins, who shot the well, is of the
opinion that tbe output of gas will be con
siderably greater than it was before. There
was no indication of oil after tbe experiment,
so that speculation as to tho well being an oil
producer has been abandoned.
GOING 10 J0IH PARNELL.
One Son of Erin "Who Wants to End His
Days in Ireland.
Barney Itoogan, an old iron worker, was
arraigned before Alderman Gripp yesterday
for being found in company with a stolen doc's
on New Year's night. He had been resting in
jail for five days and had a charming story as
to how ho had purchased tbe time piece.
The man from whom tbe clock had been
taken did not desire to push tho case and Mr.
Rnogan was discharged. Before leaving he
said since he could not live in America without
being arrested for wanting ".ick," he would
return to Ireland and support Parnell.
Free. Samples of Dr. Miles restorative
Xervine at Jos. Fleming & Son's, Market
st, cures headache, nervousness, sleepless
ness, neuralgia, fits, etc.
The final Slaughter
Of all our heavy weight overcoats and suits
prior to our annual inventory. Every gar
ment in our entire establishment will be
sold for half price. Please note the follow
ing prices:
All our $35 overcoats and suits now $18.
All our 32 overcoats aud suits now 16.
All our $30 overcoats and suits now Slo.
All our 528 overcoats and suits now $14.
All our $26 overcoats and suits now $13.
All our $25 overcoats and suits now $12.
All our $22 and $20 overcoats and suits
now S10. ,,
All our $18 overcoats and suits now $9.
All our $16 overcoats and suits now $8.
All our S14 overcoats and suits now $7.
All our $12 overcoats and suits now $6.
All our $10 overcoats and ulsters now $5.
All our $8 overcoats now $4.
This remarkable clothing sale ought to
bring thousands of people to our great store.
Samples of all these goods are displayed
in our large corner show windows ou Grant
and Diamond streets.
Store open Saturday night till 10 o'clock.
P. C. C. C, PlTTSBUBG COMBINATION
Clothing Company, corner Grant aud
Diamond streets.opposite the Court House."
Final Cuts in Prices.
Greatest bargains ever offered:
Seal plush sacques, were $15, now $10.
Seal plush sacques, were $22 50, now
$12 75.
Seal plush sacques, were $25, now $13 50.
Seal plush jackets, were $12, now $7 50.
Seal plush j.ickets, were $15, now $8 75.
Seal plush jaokets, astrakhan collars, $9.
Fur trimmed jackets, were $15, now $8 75.
Fur trimmed" jackets, were $16 50, now
$9 95.
All cloaks marked down to sell auickly.
Come at ouce. BoSEXBAUM & Co.
Great Bush For the Bargains In Wash
Goods.
Plenty for to-day and to-morrow and a
long time to come.
40c aud 45c Scotch Ginghams, at 15c a
yard.
30 and 35c French satines at 12 aud 15c.
40c French organdies at 20c a yard.
40c Frence batiste lawns at 15c.
40c linen lawns at 20c.
Jos. Hoese & Co.,
609-621 Penn avenue.
More Pilsner beer is sold each year by
thelrou City Brewing Company. Order by
mail or telephone 1186. mwpsu
B.&B,
To-day 20,000 yards of embroideries in
medium and fine narrow edges, W to 2)
inches wide, at 10c. Boggs & BUHL.
lEON' Citt beer is a very popular brew.
Unexcelled for purity and nourishment.
Physicians recommend it Dealers keep it
Fue trimmed jackets at half price, and
less this week at Boseabaum & Co.'s.
THE JUDGE ROASTIYE.
Mr. Stowo Makes Unpleasant Ke
marks Abont Aldermanic Justice.
MOKE SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
EJfl
The Grand, Jary Brines In a Number of
Bills and.Ignores Others
BOILED SEWS K0TES FKOH THE COURTS
Judge Stowc was in a roastive mood in
Criminal Court yesterday afternoon, and in
strong language condemned the actions ot
certain magistrates. Tbe case was that of
Thomas Strong, M. Broderick, Alexander
Kress and George Bauman, charged with
larceny and receiving stolen goods. Tbe
alleged larceny consisted of stealing a lot of
rings from a show case in front of a Market
street jewelry store. During the trial one
ot tho witnesses testified that at the bearing
before Magistrate Alexander Kress was placed
on the stand and testified to having received
one of the rings.
"What," exclaimed Judge Stowe. sternly.
"Is that the way you do business, first arrest a
man and tten put him on tbe stand to prove
tbetheftf I never fbeard of such an outrage.
"Why. it's against the Constitution of tbe State,
and 1 want to say right here, in as strong
language as possible, such proceedings are out
rageous and against the law and common de
cency." The cise is still on trial.
Jacob Dauldoff, A G. Paton and L. Orkansky
were convicted of selling liquor without
license. The prisoners ran a club on tne South
side known as the "Black Eagle Club."
Betty Mayho pleaded guilty to a charge of
assault and battery.
JI. Schultz was convicted of selling liquor
without a license.
Patrick Churchill was aquitted of a charge of
aggravated assault and battery on Policeman
Harney AlcStay,
THE GBAHD JDBTS FIHDINGS.
Bills Kctnrncd and Those Ignored by That
Body Yesterday.
The grand jury yesterday returned the fol
lowing true bills: Charles Herline. Arthur,
Sayers, Alexander Sayers, Jr., entering a build
ing to commit a felony, larceny and receiving
stolen goods: Julia Collins, malicious mischief;
"William Harrison, immorality; Phillip Heath,
selling liquor without license and ou Sunday;
Frank Ley, William "Wesser, selling liquor
without license; Albert E. Jones, furnishing
liquor to minors and misdemeanor; Mrs. Pau
line Halter, assault and battery; Ormstead
,Ke in p, false pretense; A. Michel, larceny and re
ceiving stolen goods; Ueorge Steel, misdemean
or; Ernest Conrad, dc.-erlion: Frederick Geery,
surety of the peace; George Pierce and James
S. Routb. desertion.
Tho bills ignored were: Bridget Bradlev,
Mary Conway, Julius Fekete. Mary O'Xeil,
Samuel Freedman, Samuel Mathews, George
E. Smith, selling liquor without license; Sam
uel English, Frank llardie, William McClure,
keepiug a gambling bouse and being common
gamblers; William Wesser, selling liquor on
bunday;A. Hoberski, libel; Edward Wallace,
misdemeanor; Thomas Closper, false pretense.
STPEEHE COURT DECISIONS.
Judge Hawkins' Decision in the bheehan
Case Sustained.
Prothonotary Newnayer, of the Supreme
Conrt yesterday received another lot of the
opinions handed down bv tbe Sunreme Conrt
in Philadelphia last week. Among them was
the opinion in tbe Sbeeban case, in which Julia
Mary Mitchell, who claimcdto be the daughter
of Thomas Sheehan, appealed from tbe
Orphans' Court. Chief Justice Paxon sustained
the decision of Judge Hawkins, saying tbe
learned judge below had ably reviewed the
case. He would not say that tbe appellant is
not the daughter of Thomas Sneehan, but the
evidence was not strong euougb for him to sav
that she is.
The other opinions received were in the Mil
ler Oil Refinery case, McMann's appeal. Ellis
vs. Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Jarecki
Manufacturing Company vs. Haymaker, and
Rettinger vs. Jones.
T0-DATS C0IIBT CALENDAE.
The Trial List the Judges Will Find to Con
sider. Common Pleas No. 1 Kraeling vs McCand
less etal;Mixte;v8 Imperial Coal Co.; Stewart
vs Pittsburg Traction Co.; Gearney et al, vs
Getty, garnishee; Stenger vs P. & L. E. R. R,
Co.
Common Fleas No. 2 Fixvs McCntcbeon;
McCne vs Knoxville borough; Hersbey vs
Pittsburg Natural Gas Company; Denny et al
vs Pittsburg Junction Railroad Company:
Denny vs same: People's Savings Bank vs
Wallace: Soulier vs Winter: Martin vs
Dreues et al: Cole vs Pittsburg and Lake Rail
road Company: Fellows vs same (2).
Criminal Couri Commonwealth vs William
McCoy. James Hanlon, John Martin, Rebecca
Hoyt, Charles Know, John J. Fisher, Jr., John
Hartman, AL Fendman.
Minor Notes of the Courts.
The jury is-out in the case of A. W. E. Banch
against J. M. Swan and wife, an action on an
account.
EpnniAM Clat yesterday received a verdict
for S201 in his suit against Thomas Lane and
wife, an action on an account.
C. H. Humbert yesterday received a verdict
for$22C o7iuliis suit against J. E. Berrymau
to recover for the keep of a horse.
The suit of Jacob G. Leczer against Jilc
Kecsport borough Jor damages for injury to
pronerty, caused by grading, is on trial before
Judge hlagle.
Ex-Controller Speeb yesterday filed in
tbe Prothonotary's office his annual report as
Coontv Controller of the fiscal affairs of the
county for the year 1S90.
Evah Y. Dardine was granted a divorce
yesterday from Katie L Dardine, to whom he
was married about a year ago. Infidelity was
alleged and no answer was made.
J. D. Beoivn and John H. Ricketson yester
dayflled their report as arbitrators in the case
oT the Linden Land Company vs the Pittsburg
Junction Railroad Companv. awarding tbe
plaintiffs SI 1, -175 04 damages for land.
In the suit of W. K. Jennings, administrator
of Isabel W. C. Comings, against the People's
Mutual Accident Insurance Comoanv.-to re
cover the insurance on the life of tbe Rev. N.
B. C. Comings, a verdict was given yesterday
for 5,600 for the plaintiff.
Ibon City beer is a very popular brew.
Unexcelled for purity and nourishment.
Physicians recommend it. Dealers keep it,
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DIVIDEND.
Office of Mososqahela Navigation- )
C031PANY, J.
PlTTsnUEQ. January 8, 1891. )
THE BOARD OF MANAGERS OF"THE
Monongahela Navigation Companv Have
this day declared a dividend of FOUR PER
CENT or S2 per share, payable to tho stock
holders or their legal repiesentativo on or after
tbo 2Stb day of Jannarv instant: also a stock
distribution of OKE PER CENT or 50 cents
per shai c. W. Bakewell, Treasurer.
jaD-70-D
Aiisenal Bank,"!
PlTTSBTJKQ. Dec 31. 189a f
DIV1I)END-THE BOARD OK DIREC
TORS of tho hank has declared a divi
dend of FOUR (I) PER CENT out of the earn
ings of the last six months, parable forthwith.
jal-71-D W. S. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Office Usiox Insurance Co.. )
Pittsburg, Pa., January 5. 1891.
DIVIDEND-THE BOARD HAVE THIS
day doclared a dividend of THREE PER
CENT ou the caoital stock, payable forthwith.
ja6-84 J. W. J. McLAIN, Secretary.
German American Ins. Co., of Pknna. )
Office No. IHPouktu Avenue. I
1'ITTSBURO. January 7. 189L S
DIVIDEND NO. 30-THE DIRECTORS OF
this companv have this day doclared a
dividend of TWO DOLLARS per share (1 per
cent), pjabln on demand.
ja8-34-o W. J. PATTERSON, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE TEUTONIA INSURANCE Co..
NO. 206 OHIO STREET, ALLEGHENY, PA.,
January C, lb91.
DIVIDEND NO. S6.-TH15 DIRECTORS
ot this company have this dav declared a
ulvidend of FOUR PER CENT (S2 per sharej
out of the earnings of the past six months, pay
able on demand. O. W. GERWIG,
ja7-57-D j. Secretary.
Monongahela Insurance Co..
PITTSBURG. Pa.. Jan. 6. 189L
TMVIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF T:
I J Company have this dav declared a divi
dend of TWO DOLLARSPER SHARE on
the capital stock, parable n and after FRI
DAY. 9th inst. JOHN H. CLANEY.
Ja7-5S-u Secretary.
SSfDitplay advertUemenls one dollar per
tquarrforone iruertion. Clauiflei advertite
mentionthU pagemch at Wanted, For Sale,
To Let, rio, ten cents per line for each inter'
Hon, and none taken for less than thirty cents.
Top line being displayed counts as two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS OFFICE,
Cor. Smithfield and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OVEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FULLOWB. WHEKK
WANT, rOU SALK. TO LET. AHU OTHER
TKANSIKNT ADVEKlTSEMENTs WILL HE
KECEIVED U1'T0 91. M. FOK INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with Tna Dispatch.
FOB THE SOUTIIS1DE, NO. 1112 CAKSON
STKEET. TELEPHONE NO. 602.
FOB THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, CUI
IVENN AVE.
PiTTSBUKG-ADDlTIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. 3309 Butler street.
EMILG. STUCKEY, Hth 'treet and Pennave.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHER. 59 Fedtral street.
H. J. MCBRIDE, Market House, Allegheny.
F. H. EGG Kits & SON, Ohio and Chettnnt sts.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and lrvrin aves.
G. W. HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PERRY M. GLE1M, Rebecca and Allegheny aves.
WANTED.
Male Help.
A GOOD BILL DISTRIBCTER-K-UST COMK
well recommended. Call at l:OOM IS, 63
Federal St., Allegbcuv. ja8-25
AKEK AFIKST-CLASSBUEADANDCAKE
baker: state wiges expected. Address 9
AM) 11 MERCElt ST.. New Castle, Pa. ja9-69
BAR MILL ROLLER-ONE USEU TO ROLL
ING sVeln iron. Inquire at HZ Water St.,
M1LLVALEIRO.N" CO..LIM. Ja-
BLACKSMITH'S HELPER-ONE THAT CAN
drive shoes. Apply to HUGH DONNELLY,
1330 Second av.. city. Ja9-E6
BOY-ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD TO WOKK
about store. THOMPSON YOGKL. 930
Liberty st. ja9-ll
BOOKKEEl'ER-YOUNG SIAN S3 OR 24
years of aire: must have three or four years'
experience, rapid writer, quick at figures, and
mnstcomc well xecomrnended. A!dres, statin?
experience and references, POSTOiiTlCE DOX
1055, city. Ja9-57
CLEKn. A COSIPETENT CLERK, FAMILIAR
with voucher system: must be quick at flK
tiresand jrood penman. Address, wltn reference,
CLERK, Dispatch office." ja9-73
C GLUTEUS AN DTA1LOKS THE CLEVELAND
J Cutting School, now In the twelfth year, had
a lirgcr attendance lor 1800 than ever before, and
Indications point to its being crowded during the
entire winter of 1891. What is tbe reason?"
Simply this, cutters produce better results with
ihcA. D. Rude New Method than by any princi
ple of cutting taught. delS-OS-ThFRsc
1 ENTLEM AN WITH CONN KCTIONS
VT among the legal profession, wanted for a
position, which, though not permanent, will
yield a high remuneration for the time being;
references necessaiy. Address In full confidence,
BENCH AND BAR," Dispatch oace. Ja9-8
MEN-STEADY EMPLOYMENT AT 1 1 TO SIS
per week for competent vise hands and errct
torsotenglubs. OTTO GAS ENGINE WORKS,
Philadelphia. Ja9-52
STEAM- DRILL MEN-TWO PRACTICAL
. htcam drill men. Innnlre, after Saturday, al
at
112 WATEK ST. W. . 11.
Ja9-93
YOUNG MAN-FOB ASSISTANT IN OFFICE,
must understand tj rewriting and stenc-
grapny, anu oe quicit ana accurate amgures.
Address at
once, B. and S., 150 First av.. Pltts-
burg. Pa.
j&q-k;
1 ilA AGENTS-FOlt THE BEST SELLING
JLLmJ household necessity of the age: Jest out;
loo per cent to agents: sells at sight. Write
quick to CHAMPION SAW CO., Beaver Falls,
Pa. Ja7-71
Agents.
AGENTS-TO SELL AND EVERYBODY TO
use Dr. O'hcc e's 25 cent pills. Good as
gold. Dr. O'Keefe's liver pills, cold or catarrb
tjIIIs. cough nllls. diarrhcea nllls. dvsncnsla nllls.
rheumatism nllls, headache pills, skin eruption'
Ems, worm puis, kiancypius. icucorrncga pins,
ackache pills, eye pills, teething pills, asthma
pills, croup pills, sore throat pills, nerve pills,
nervous debility pills, whooping cough pills, non
cathartic pills, malaria pills, piles pills. Price,
25 cents: large bottle". (1. UK. O'KEEFE CO..
Homeopathic Chemist. SI Filth av., Pittsburg.
111 move to 70S Smithfield st. April 1. Ja5-21
AGENTS-TO SELL1HE LIFE. TIMES AND
correspondence or the late Most Rev. John
Mac Hale, Archbishop 'ofTuam, by Ut. Rev.
Bernard O'Reilly: this great work now ready In
two volumes of TOO pages eacn. P.J. FLEMING
& CO., 77 Diamond st. dcSS-TWTrssu
Female Help.
GIRLS-ON CONFECTIONERY GOODS,
must be clean, rapid and over 17 years of
age. C. F. KNIGHT 4 CO., HI Robinson, Alle
gheny. la9-2
GIRL ( WHITE)-TO DO GENERAL HOUSE
WORK in a family of two; references re
quired. Apply at23S SHADY LANE. E. E.
JaS-51
?1 lRJ.EOF. GENERAL HOUSEWOIIkI
JC Mnnll famll v: who can go home at nlgbt. Ap
ply at 262 FIFTH AV., city. js-9J
T ADIES-1 WILL PAY LADIES A SALARY
XJ of tlOner week to work forme In their local
ity at home; Ught work: good pay for part
time: write wltlistamn. MRS. H. G. FAKlHN'j-
iufl, isox wz, vuicago.
ia7-
NIGHT COOK WOMAN IN RESTAURANT.
Apply 1109 CARSON ST..SoulbsIde.
Ja9-1
Male and female Help.
HOTFL COOKS-CHAMBERMAIDS. PANTRY
and kitchen glrlv child's nurse, fcO cooks. KM
nurse gills. colored girls, waltros lor small fam
ily: first-class tltuatlons now open. MKEHAN'S
AGENCY, 545 Grant st 'ieLtiO. ja5-D
Situations.
EMPLOYMENT-BY A YOUNG MAN AGED
22: speaks German: fair-scholar. Address J.
J. GUYON, Uoustonvlllc, Washington Co., Pa.
ja9-!
POSITION -CUTTER IN FIRST-CLASS MER
CHANT tailoring hnslness wishes to change
by March 1. '91: S years' experience, has been 25
jcars In the trade: is a practical tailor; &M ears of
age: strictly temperate. Addiess Al., lilspatch
office. Ja7-45
POSITION AS CLERK IN GROCERY ORGEN
EBAL store: have had two years' experience:
best references. Address C. B. DlLANCKY, 125
Denlson av.. Pittsburg, Pa. Ja9-5S
SITUATION Ah GOVERNESS T SMALL
children, by young German lady, who speaks
but little English. Address Miss B. N Shady
av.. Eleventh ward, Allegheny. ja9-6S
SirUAIIUN - AS CASHIER, OR ANY KIND
of office work;tinest refercuces;object, steady
employment, rather than large salary. illsS It.
H. Dispatch office. Ja9-3
Partners.
CARPENTEU-FLUMBEK, TINNER AND
plasterer as partner: good chance to start In
business: tools and small capital required. io.
164 FOUR1U AV., second floor. Ja9-91
Financial.
MORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
countv property at lowest rates. II EM t IT
A. WEAVER & CO.. 92 Fourth avenue. rab2-D
SOUTHERN INVESTMENT-A FEW DOL
LARS Invested lujbotuhern real estate nur
result In a few years in a small fortune; lots that
a tew years ago sold In Southern cities for So and
S10 a foot cannot be bought to-day for I5U a foot:
we will sell toanyone etery other lot In our town
ol PcrcyWlle, Scott count), Tcnn., for S3 aO: tills
covers all expenses -deed, abstracts and record
ing; tine coat. 'timber snd mineral lands; bend
stamp for platsT etc. PERCYV1LLE LAND CO.,
12 and U Uulbert Block, Sixth aud Vine sts., Cin
cinnati, O. ia5-6
TO LOAN SJ00,OUO, IN AMOUNTS OF S3.D00
and upward, on city and suburban property,
on 5 per cent: also smaller amounts at b per ccui
BLACK n UA1RD, 8a Fourth avenue.
se21-d;6-D
O LOAN S200.000 ON MORTGAGES 100
aud upward at 6 per cent; 500, COO at 4)$ per
cent on residences or business property, vacant
lots or farms, t. H. FKtNCll, LS lourth ave.
oc23-D
Mlbcellaneous.
ALLTOUSEJONKa' IIEUUUGPARALYZK.il
Jones' Magic Roacli Ponder; contains no
poison; roaches baulshed oy contract; satisfac
tion given or no pay. I'reparca by GEO. W.
JONES, 222 Federal t-. Allegheny, Pa. Sold by
au first-class druggists. Residence No. 80 Mon
tery st. j li-LMiwr
E
VERY LADY-M ISH1NG TO BE UEKOWN
dressmaker to call nt 61tf Penn ave. fon-
foslte Hume's stores) and Investigate MADAME
LESHER'b ladles' tailoring sys:cni; no risk;
partl"$ responsible: school now open. nol0-23
EVERYONE TO COME TO THE 'LECTURE
by Rev. Win. Best, Carnegie Hall. Allegheny.
'Ibursday, Jan. 8, al7:30r. St.: Uckets.50c: Jr. O.
U. A. M. andL. O. L. are cordially invited.
Ja-13
EXPRESS WAGON FROM 4:30 lO S-.30 A. M.
Sunday. Call at DISPATCH OFFICE Satur
day morning bet. 9 and 11 A. M. Ja9-I17
EOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT NOTHING
would please so well as a light running New
Home Sewing Mach no: you want the best, and
the N ew Home tills the Ideal every tlme;-wlllmake
a special reduction until Christmas: open every
inght, atll. CARTER'S. 19 Sixth St.. two doors
below Bijou. dsl2-13-JiWF
TO KENT -ONE LARGE OR TWO SMALL
offices on first floor, or on second or third
floor, with elevator accommodation lor light
freight. Apply by Utter, MEMU, Dispatch officf.
Ja9-85
TYFEWR1T1NG-TO DO AT HOME. OR
wotilaccept a permanent position to do gen
eral office worlc. and furnish typewriter. Address
TYPEWRITER. Dispatch Office. lt.9-55
PERSONAL.
TJERSONAL FINE BOOKS-WE HAVETHE
JL finest collection or finely illustrated books
In Pittsburg: beautiful bindings: low prices: come
and see them: hundreds of books far presents.
LEVI'S BOOK STORE, 900 Liberty st. delJ
PERSON AL-FOR 30 DAYS ON LY-D1CKENS'
complete works, S3; Shakespeare, complete,
9 ro, Sheep, for l 50; watch for special drives
each month during the year. FRANK. BACON
& CO., 301 Smithfield st, Jal
FOR SAXE IMPROVED HEAL ESTATE.
City Residences.
HOUSE-AT A BARGA1N-3IINETEENTH
wanl. city; new nine-room frame house,
with all modern Improvements; good lot: terms
to suit. 1ULTENSFERGER A WILLiAMs, IN
Fourth av. ' Ja9-72V
THETWO HOUSES AND LOTS, NOS. 45 AND
47 Eleventh st.. near Carson st.. city. Souibslde.
of the estate of George Van Em on, dee'd., will be
sold at adjourned Orphans' Court sale on next
Tuesday afternoon, January 13, al2o'clork.oii the
premises: property now rents alf.134 11 annually;
good Investment: sale positive and peremptory
Terms, etc.. from J AS W. DRAPE Jt CO., Agents
and Auctioneers, 129 Fourth av., Pittsburg.
' Ja-79-D'
East End Residences.
DWELLING POSITIVE BARGAIN; ON
paved and sewered street, one square from
Duquesne traction: almost new two-story Queen
Anne brick dwelling, 10 rooms, reception hall,
with every modern eonvcnlenco: 11 rst-clasa neigh
borhood; lot 50x140: low price. BAXTER,
THOMPSON & CO., 164 Fourth av.
Ia4-0G-MWF8u
FIFTH AV. BUILDING 70x200 FEET. NICE
LY elevated; fruit and ornamental trees. ad
Joining the fine resldencu of the Misses Moor
hed. East End. (76.) &eo W. A. HERKON &
SONS. 80 Fourth av. a7-49-9.14,19.23.27,3P 1
FURNISHED OR UNFUBNISHKD-A DE
SIRABLE East End residence; 14 large and
luxurious rooms and modern throughout In every
particular: all In tbe most perAct order: posses
sion given at oner: large lottoan alley, with good
carriage house, etc. JAS. W. DRAPE Co,. 129
Fourth av., Pittsburg. JaS-76-iiFS
HOUSE A MODERN FRAStE HOUSE ON A
tewcrcd street. In first-class neighborhood,
within two mlnntis of cable line, at very low
price and favorable terms: six large rooms and
three finished attic rooms, slate mantels, tile
hearths, cement cellar, good laundry with range.
Inside shutters. Inside closet, both gases, flrst
clas plumbing: two-story stable In rear: lot 37x
120. s. A. DICKIE & CO.. Penn and Shady av..
East End. IS.7. East End properties only.
JaS-J-MWF
NEW FRAMEHOUSE-8 ROOMS. BATH AND
pantrv. finished attic, entirely modern;
slate mantels and tile hearths, nat. and art. gas,
hot and cold water. Inside closet. Inside shutters;
easy 3 minutes' walk of cable line; excellent lo
cation: sewered street: sure to grow in value:
lot 33x120: will be sold cheap. S. A. DICKIE A
CO., Penn. and Shady avs., E. E. (1821). dealers In
East End properties only. ja5-4-MWF
OAKLAND RESIDENCE FORBES STREET,
substantial ten room brick dwelling, with
wide hall In 6cnter, etc.. bath, laundry. Inside
w. c, etc.: In fact was built exclusively for use of
f i resent owner and Is very convenient and roomy;
nt 71X127 feet to alley: special to quick buyer. M.
F. HIPPLE & CO.. 98 Fourth av. ja6-79-6,9.10
OAKLAND-A GOOD DWELLING PROPER
TY In flue location, eight rooms, with bath,
w. c. natural gas. etc.. all In good order; doable
lot 63x100 feet; Immediate possession. JAS. W.
DBAI'EACO., 129 Fourth av., Pittsburg.
Ja9-:6-D'
PENN AV., EAST END-A GOOD BRICK
dwelling, seven rooms, finished attic room,
bath, hall, dry cellar, both g"s. furnace, per
fect sewerage, long porch and ce plot in front:
large lot to au alley; side entrauc, party moving
East; immediate possession. JAS. W. DRAPE X
CO., 129 Fourth av., Pittsburg. Ja9-76-nrs
Qlft OOO-SHADYSIOE RESIDENCE-ON
C xXJI the most prominent asphaltnm-paved
and sewered residence avenue in the East End;
comparatively new and verysubstantlal dwelling,
containing 12 rooms and reception hall. 2 bath
rooms, w. c. etc.; the entire dwelling elegantly
finished In hard wood, in fact, was constructed
with a view to solidity, comfort and elegance, re
gardless ol expense: lot, 70x2co feet. With sub
stan tlal carriage house In rear: this propcrtv must
be sold at once, owing to immediate removal from
city of owner: terms to suit. M. F. HIPPLE ft
CO., 96 Fourth av. Ja7-IU-MWF'
C4 000 - FOR A NEW" SIX-ROOM AND
iprtl finished attic house, centrally located. In
East End, within less than live minutes' walk or
cable line: nicely finished and has all modern con
veniences; hot and cold water, range, nat. and
art. gas. large and light pantry: larxe and cheer
ful rooms through entire house: hard wood stair
case: well built bouse and verv cheap; Iot25xl20
to alley. S. A. DICKIE CO.: Penn and Shady
avs.. East End. 1251. East End property only.
Ja5-4-Mwr'
Q900 DOWN. REMAINDER IN SMALL
JTJ monthly payments, a good brick house of
6 rooms on Fifth av., near Oakland; price 82,500: a
rare chance to bur a good home at alow price.
(II). Ste W. A.IIERUON ft SONS. No. 80 Fourth
av. Ja6-49-.Tur
Dt) OOO-BRICK HOUSE FOUR ROOMS AND
fj&l one acre! adjoining Bleelow Park. E. E.
BALTENhPEROER ft WILLIAMS, 154 Fourth
avenue. Ja9-72
Allegheny Residences.
ARCH ST.. SECOND WARD, ALLEGHENY
Houseandlot lor $4,000: lot 20x100 feet to
Veto st. (34.) Sec W. A. HERRON ft SONS. 80
Fourth av. Ja2-5S-TUF
DWELLING-UN A PROMINENT RESI
DENCE street. Second ward, Allegheny; a
handsome pressed brick dwelling containing 10
large rooms, bath, two w. c.'s, cupboards, elec
tric bells, speaking tubes, fine chandeliers and
mantels, tile hearths, cemented cellar, hardwood
finish; a complete house In every respects: large
lot: price, tH.OOO. M. F. HIPPLE ft CO., 96
Fourth av. . Ja9-59-TuFSu
FINE RESIDENCE-ON THE PARKS ALLE
GHENY, with corner lot: 9 nice rooms with
all the modern improvements and In excellent
condition throughout: everything almost new;
one of the most desirable residences on the narks:
possession at once JAS. Wi DRAPE 4 CO., 129
Fourth ar.. Pittsburg. Ja9-76-p
HANDSOME ALLEGHENY RESIDENCE,
lArch st., close to the parks; spacious
double parlors, large bedrooms, finished attic,
bath and lavatory: furnace, lauudrv, natural and
artificial gas: large, drv cellar: everything In
prime order; best location on the street. JAMES
W.DRAPE&CO., 129 Fourth av. , Pittsburg.
)a9-7S-D
OUSE ANDLOT-ON 1,000 PAYMENTS
In Allegheny, one square from the parks
and street cars: a brick house of seven rooms,
with bath, attic, hall, cellar, natural gas. etc..
etc.: all In good order: (1,OCO down and (1,000
annually. J. W. DRAPE ft CO., 129 Fourth av.,
Pittsburg. J19-76-D
SHEFFIELD sT.-NEW BRICK HOUSE. 8
rooms, with all modern Improvements; finely
finished: cornor lot; price. 87,200. A.D.WIL
SON, 55 Federal St., Allegheny.
Ja9-6l-9.10,12,14,17'
TAGGAltr ST.- SECOND WARD, ALLE
GHENY, choice-little home property five
rooms and attic: lot 21x100 (level): ata bargain.
BA1,TEN3PERGLR ft WILLIAMS, 151 Fourlh
avenue. i&!V
Q1Q OOO-FOR NEW BRICK HOUSE 8
tj LO rooms, well finished In modern style:
also frame house In rear, on lot 21x124 ft., on Shef
field St. A. D. WILSON, 65 Federal st-. Alle
gheny. JaT-S.S.a.lO.lT
QA UOO-IRWIN AV.. i-ECOND WARD.AL
Of LEGHENY:good brick bouse ofs rooms;
hall, both ga-es and water:fraracstable;lot 20x100.
A. Z. BIERS ft CO,. 93 Federal St., Allegheny.
Ja9-80'
300-GUOD HOUSE SIX ROOMS AND
ijjjl double attic on Narrow St., at head of
Arch St., Allegheny: only (600 cash ueeded. BAL
TENSPERGER ft ILLIAMS. 154 Fourth ar.
Ja9-72
Q 800 A BARGAIN GOOD BRICK,
tj)OJ slate-roofed dwclllng,5 rooms and kitchen,
gas and water, sewered and paved. If sold soon,
A. I). WILSON, 55 Federal St., Allegheny.
Ja6-59
CO 600-ACKLEY ST.. SECOND WARD;
j)OJ two good frame houses of 5 and 4 rooms
each: rent for 8400 per annum: lot20xIC0. A. Z.
BYERs CO.. 93 Federal St., Allegheny.
Ja3-80
8YEH CENT INVESTMENT-ALLEGHENY:
only (5.000 If sold within 30 days: on good
trcer, center of city: three good houses. See 31.
F. HIPPLE ft CO., 96 Fourth av.
J&9-71-TUFSU
Suburban Residences.
EMSWOhTH-SEVERAL NICE DWELLINGS
with good lots, convenient to stttlon. at
(i.'OOto .() on easy terms. A.LEGGATE ft
SON, 1C8 Fourth av. JaO-fcT
KELLY SI". W1LKINSI1URG CHOICE
new house often rooms, all modern conven""
lenccs: lot 50x122 feet; immediate possession.
BAXTER, THOMPSON ft CO., 162 Fourth av.
ja4-98-MWF
SEWICKLEY-A BRICK DWELLING AND
large lotlu tho center of the town; excellent
property and can be bought at a great bargain In
order to close up au estac. 'lerms, etc. from
JAS. W. LRAPE ft CO., 129 Fourth av. Jafr-73
TWO ACRES AND RESIDENCE-W1TII OUT
BUILDINGS, orchard, water, natural gas,
eic ou line of railroad, near the city; three min
utes' walk from railroad station: 1 be-iutlrul and
most convenient place. JAS. W. DRAi'Eft Co.,
129 Fourth av.. Pittsburg. Ja9-76-MKS
Q OOO-20ACRES GARDEN G HOUND; FINE
ijDOl orchards; fish nond; good hou.e of 8
rooms, supplied with spring water and natural
fas; large baru; adjoining rapidly growing townsi
IneorP., Ft. W. C. R. R.:a nictty situation:
an excellent purchase. CHARLES SOMEUS ft
CO.. 313 Wood St., 6019 Penn av. Ja8-94
FOR SALE LOTS.
City Lota.
LOT 57X115 FT.. COR. WEBSTER AV. AND
Wooucr St.. all for 83,000: one of the best lots
for Improvement In tbe city. See W. A. HEBRON
ft SONS, 80 Fourth av. Ja9-8J-F
QO BUILDING LOTS NEAR BUTLER ST.,
Oi-i city; grand place to build dwellings or
lor Investment. Particulars from JAS. W.
DRAPE ft CO., 129 Fourth av., Pittsburg.
Ja9-76-D
East End Lots.
QQU1RUEL HILL-ONE ACRE OF THE FIN
O EST llug land In the Twentv-tliird ward,
suitable to be subdivided Into lots, and sold at
treble the price tint it can be bought for. IRA M.
BURCHF1LLD, 153 Fourtn av. del2-6-u
1 AUejlicny Lots.
ABCHST., SECOND WARD. ALLEGHENT
Building lots. 20x100 feet to another street:
Srlcc low If sold soon. (34.) See W. A. HEBRON
SON S, 80 Fourth av. Jal-23-r'
LOT-150X124 FT., CORNER FAYETTE AND
Manhattan sts., Filth ward. Allegheny: ibis
fine piece or ground Is now offered as a whole or
'In single lots. For particulars see A. D. WILSON,
55 Federal st., Allegheny. JaSM.lO.lz.lT'
Suburban Lots.
130x103 FEET-AT SWISS VALE.NEAR STA
TION; lays beautiful: low price. BAXTEIL
THOMPSON ft CO, , 162 Fourth av. J4-6
FOR SALE LOTS.
Farms.
F
ARM-THE BEST FARM IN WESTMORE
LAND countv: 127 acres, large house and
barn: eight acres In white oak timber; high state
of cultivation; Improvements first class; well
watered; plenty of fruit: Hi miles from R. K. : was
never on market before; price (100 per acre: a
bargain. HUMPHREY ft WHITE, 5K Grant st.
JJ9-84
FARM-A MCE LITTLE PLACE, 9 ACItES,
frame house, 5 rooms, barn, large poultry
yaruanu iionsc&.-cuu, waier. -acres iruii, at fin.
tlon on K. R near McKcesport. ED W11T1
TT1SIL
410 Grant St., Pittsburg.
Ja6-D"
-fTIARM NICE FARM OF 50 ACRES, NEAR
1 thecltv.rontlng on Pcrrvvllle av.: dwell
ings and onthulldlngs. orchard, water, etc. JAS.
W. DRAPE & CO., 129 Fuurtbav,-.FlUcliurg.
jiG-Mrs
ORANGE PLANTATION- OR SALE OB
exchange: a very fine one of 280 acres, in
Southern Florida, on winch arc fine buildings
and a large orangCnrchard: all tropical fruits can
be raised there: climate healthful: no lungdls
eiscs there. orBnght's disease: vegetables of all
kinds can be raised tberc every month of the
year; nrice, (20,000. Apply s
STEVENSON A CO.. 100 Fifth a
at once to ,. 11.
av. deI9
PLANTATION-OK 800 ACRES AND 7 GOLD
mines In JMcDurac CO., Ga.. on Little river;
250 acres N o.l bottom land, raises wheat, com,
oats, sugar cane; etc.; 200 acres upland, half
cleared, raises cotton, etc.: plenty of fruit: 2
dwelling and 0 tenant houses; lovely climate: the
mines yield from (10 to 830 per ton: one 5-stamp
mill: price only (10,000: a rure bargain here. J.
H. STEVENSON ft CO., 100 lifth av.. Pltts
burg. jal-13
FORSALE HUSINESa.
Business Opportunities.
BOOKSTORE-ONLY BOOKSTORE IN CITY
of 15,000 population: connected by electric
R. R. with college town six miles distant: doing a
snlendld business and constintlv Increasing: ha
aouoicd in four ana a nair years: owners nave
business elsewhere which requires their entire it
tcntlon. HAMMOND ft SON Newark, O. Ja8-7G
BUSINKSS-A SUCCESSFUL SILVERWARE,
china, queensware and wallpaper bnslness
In a prosperous manufacturing city in Central
Ohio, online of railroad: a corner store and In the
best part of the city anil old established stand;
large profits; this is a first-class business opening:
satisfactory reasons for selling. Terms, etc.,
JAS. W. DRAPE ft CO., 129 lourth av.. Pitts
burg. Ja9-76-n
DRUGSTORE-ALL OR PART STOCK OF A
good paving cltv drugstore; owner leaving
city: no reasonable offer refused. Address J. B.,
Dispatch office. Ja9-99
DRUG STOKE-IN ALLEGHENY CITY A
good place fora German: (l.ocowlll buy; sell
ing on account ol 111 health. Address OPII. Dis
patch office. JiS-45
SHOE STORE-FOR LADY, (375: FINE FAY
ING butcher shop. (250; tlnshop. grocery
stores In both cities, foOO to (3,000; restaurant,
livery stable, bakeries, cigar stores, drug stores,
shoe stores, book and stationerv store, milk de
pots. oHEPARD ft CO.. 151 Fourth av. Ja7
QHOESTOKE GREAT CHANCE ONE OF
O the best located and neatest ttands In the
city; stock about (2,000: low rent: long Ieae: do
ing good business. Address wltb real name. BOX
73, East Liberty station. Ja9-63
S"
TORES-OF ALL KINDS. CALL FOR LIST.
HULMKS ftCU., 420 smithfield st. la-l.-
Huslness Properties.
GLASS IIOUSE-8-PCT FURNACE: ERECTED
In 1SSS: owned by citizens or Stoncboro: of
fered at great bargain; good railroad facilities;
cheao fuel; rnnst be sold. Apply at once. C. G.
LARNED. Irustec. btoneboro. Pa. jai-4
HOTEL-A GRAND MONEY MAKER IN A
pushing, prosperous, manufacturing young
city, the center of about 25,000 population, hav
ing both gases, electric light, electric street rail
way, competing stcain railways and within 40
miles of Pittsburg; present proprietor will retire
on account of age with a large competency: the
real estate Is In the sale, two large lots, a large
three-story brick, well designed for the business;
stable. Ice and carriage houses: the furniture and
carpets are all new and latest styles: the table
and lodging trade Is large and paving: the bar
trade i about ?."AC00 per year and will Increase.
Partlestiiat can command a large sum and want
to make a fortune rapidly may address .MAG AW
ft GOFF (Lira.). 115 Fourth av. Ja7-59-MWF
Manufacturing Sites.
FIVE ACRES OF THE MOSr DESIRABLE
manufacturing property between Pittsburg
and BraUdock, at Ranklns station, with river and
railroad frontage; price very low. (S3) See W.
A. HERRON&SONS. No. 80 Fourth av.
Ja4-90-5.afl3.17
TOR SALE 3IISCEXLANF.OUS.
Machinery and Metals.
BARGAINS IN SECOND.HAND ENGINES
and boilers: one 12x18. one 11x24. one 10x20.
kone 10x16. 9x12, 8x12. 8x11. 7x12, ahd large stock of
smaller sizes, portables on wheels and on skids:
Pumps, governors, pulleys, xhaltlng. etc. 23-25
ark way, Allegheny, Pa. JOHN S. Y'OUNG.
Ja5-D
BRICK MACHINERY' ONE RAYMOND
perfection brick press: one wet grinding
pan, 7 ft., with frame and gearing complete;
one l'entield stlft mud brick machine: one sort
mud brick machine; one pair l'entield smooth
rolls, andor.t- 50 h. p. engine, now in use; all ma
chinery nearly new and in good order. Address
GEORGE O. ROBINSON, Bellaire. O. JJ4-I34
ENGINE-BIG BARGAIN IF SOLD ISEFORE
removal, cob. p, engine. 14x20; extra heavy;
complete; In No. 1 order. Address or call n J.
S. YOUNG, 23 and.25 Park way, Allegheny, Pa.
Ja7-48-D
HOIS1ING ENGINES. DERRICKS AND
derrick forglngs. steel hoisting and guy
ropes in stock: btatlonarv engines and boilers,
shears, clay and ore pans. etc. THOMAS CAR
LlN'SSONb, Lacock and Sandusky streets. Alle
gheny. Pa. au5-35-MWK
THE TAYLOR-BECK AUTOMATIC AND
compound engines for electric light and
railway service: engines and boilers in every size
and style: saw mills and wood-working machin
ery. IIAKMES MACHINE DEPOr, OS First av..
Pittsburg. Pa. no26-D
WEBSTER'S "VACUUM" EXHAUST STEAM
Economizer, Feed Water Heater and Puri
fier, is the most perfect device known fur heat
ing and purifying the feed water for steam boilers
and manufacturing purposes, and for beating
building. 01 any description wlthont back press
ure on engine, returning the condensation to
the boiler In the one apparatus; readily cleaned
without stopping marhluerv: all parts acct-sslblc:
rurnlshed on trial fur acceptance; send for new
Illustrated eatalngucof convincing ptoo's. WAR
REN. WEBSTER ft CO., 491 N. 3d, Philadelphia.
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THE PORTERftDOUTHETrCO.. L1M.-.DAR-ICAGH
st. and River av.. Allegheny, Pa ,
engines boilers and castings. Repairing promptly
attended to. Ja6-a-
LOST.
LOST-BETWEEN BOGGS ft BUHL'S AND
Wst Penn depot a large Imitation alligator
wallet containing commutation ticket In name of
J. S. Ashbaneh, papcrj of value only to owner
and about (4j In money. Liberal reward if left at
MAX KLEIN'S, 82 Federal St., Allegheny, i'j.
Ja9-91
LOST-POCK ETBOOK CONTAINING ABOUT
(30 in money and a railroad return ticket
from-Pittsburg to New Haven, Pa. Flnddr will
be suitably rewarded by returning same to JOs.
HORN EftXO.'S PENN A V. STORES. la9-57
FOUND.
FOUND-A LARGE LOT OF WINTER
clothing belouglng to residents of this city
was lound hanging in the rooms occupied by
DICKSON, the tailor. 65 Fifth aye., upstairs,
altera!, cleaned and repaired; the owucrs should
call for them, as Dickson requires the room.
nol3-D
FOUND-DEC. 31, ON LIBERTY AV..BLOOM
FIELD, plain gold ring with name engraved
on Inside; owner can have same by describing
ringand paying expenses. PHILLIP BLATr A u,
4722 Laurel av.. citv. Ja9-0
OFFTCIAL-FITTSBCKG.
-VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ll tbe report of Viewers on the openinc of
Rose street, from Devilliers street to Kirk
patrlck street, has been approved by Councils
which action will be final, unless an appeal Is
filed In tbe Court of Common Pleas within ten
(10) davs from date. E. M. BIGELOW.-
Chief of Department of Public Works.
PITTSBURG, Jan. 5, 1S91. jao-C3
NOTICE IB HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the report of Viewers ou the construction
ot a sener on Penn avenue, from tho "Pennsyl
vania Railroad bridge to Negley Run sewer,
has been approved, by Council?, which action
will he final, unless an appeal is tiled in the
Court of Common Pleas 'within ten (10) clays
from date. E. M. BIGELOW,
Chief of Department of Public Work,
Pittsburg. Jan. 5, 1891. jao 33
Mayor's Office, j
Januarys, 1891. i
IN compliance with section 5 of an ordin
ance llxluc the number of newspapers
In which the official printing; shall be done,
regulating the manner in which the advertis
ing for proposals to do tbe same shall be invit
ed, authorizing tbe Mayor to enter Into aeon
tract, Ac, I hereby invite proposals for the
publication of all ordinances, viewers' reports
and proposals for public work, supplies and all
other public advertising except delinquent tax
lists, for three (3) years from tbe 2d day of
April, 1E31. Said proposals must be iu this of
fice on or before the 18tb TJay of January, 1S91, at
2 o'clock p. if., and must be accompanied by
bonds in thcruln of ten thousand dollars each,
conditioned for the performance of the con
tract. The right is reserved to reject or accept
anv or all bid. Bonds and information fur
nished at this office. H. I. GOURLEY,
jaG-32 .Mayor.
PITTSBURG. Jan. 3. 1891.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at tfnn office of City Controller
until JANUARY 15 .ISM. at 2 o'clockp. 'if., for
furnishing and erecting one duplex steam
panip, capacity 500.WX) gallons in 24 hours
against 20-foot heat1, 70-foot piston speed, with
IX) pounds of steam carried iu boilers. Also,
one heater and duplex steam feed pump, to
gether with all masonry' for toundation aud
necessary attachments, etc., to be erected in
Garfield engine house. Full specifications and
detailed plant must accompany each hid. Gen
eral plans will not be considered. Each pro
posal most be accompanied by a bond, with
two sureties, double the amount of tbe esti
mated cost, probated before the Mayor or City
Cleric The department ot awards reserves the
right to reject any or all bids. E. M. BIGE
LOW, Chief of Department of Public Works.
, jaM7.D
TO LET.
City Residences.
DWELLINGS-IN ALL FARTS Uf THE
city and suburbs: send us yonr name and
address, and we will mall you our rent list regu
larly until April 1 free of charge. BLACK ft
BAlRD. 95 Fourth av. , de!7-20t
East End Residences.'
EAST END RESIDENCES-SEND US YOUR
name and address and we will mail yon nur
rent list regularly nntil April 1. free of el'arge.
BLACK ft BAlRD. 95 Fourth av. deI7-20t
OAKLAND A NICE HOUSE OF EIGHT
V rooms, attic, with batli, natural gav etc.
imnledlate possession. JAS. W. DKAPOS ).,
129 Fourth av., Plttsbnrg. Qa9-75t
Allegheny Residences.
DW-.I.INGS-IN ALL FARTS OF ALLE
GHENY and suburbs: send ns your name and
address and we will mall yon our rent list regu
larly until April I free of charge. BLACK ft
B A 1RD. 95 Fon rth aT. dcI7-20t
Business Properties.
BUSINESS 'HOUSE IN ONE OF THE HOST
desirable sections of thecitr. on Liberty,
near Market st. See W. A. HERKON ft SONS,
No. 89 Fourth av. Jal-I9-Turt
HOI EL OF FORTY (40)" ROOMS; FUR
NISHED: now ready for occupancy: good
business stand: some unfurnished rooms for
housekeeping, inquire on premLcs. CORNEROF
LIBERT? AND FOURTH SIS.
Ja4---tJ.7.9.1L12t
SlURhS AND BUSINESS BOOMS IN ALL
parts of llic two cities and suburbs: send your
name and address and we will mall you our rent
list regularly until April 1. free of charge.
BL.ACK ft BAlRD. 95 Fourth av. deI7-20t
WAREHOUSE-THAT LARGEFOUR-STORY
warehouse with good dry cellar 535 Liberty
St.. foot or Fifth av. Impure nu PREMISES.
Ja7-I7-WFt
Offices, Desk Room. Etc.
OFFICES-THE BIST LIGHTED OFFICES
in Allegheny: second floor: rent very reason
able: heat and Janitor services found: In the new
Sterrlt building, corner of Ohio and West Dlv
mond sts., Allegheny. W. A. HERRON ft SONS,
to Fourth av. laO-SJ-rt
OFFICES IN GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK
Building. Wood and Diamond sts.: singly
or in suits: alt modern lmnrorements and low
rent. Inquire at THU BANK. oc23-19t
Miscellaneous.
FURNITURE AND LEASE-OF BRICK
bouse, eight rooms and storeroom suitable
for siloon: bare ten boarders: lease runs until
April I. 1S93: bargain. JOHN S. OEHLING. No.
3320 Penn av.. Pittsburg Jas-33f
3 AGUES FOR LEASE WITH 600 FEET OF
siding on paved street; 100 feet or trestle: suit
able for coal yard: Fifth ar. and Pennsylvania
Railroad. East-KTid. P. It. SPEER. Jag-St
ELECTIONS.
Masonic banc 1
PITTSBURG, PA.. January ft. 1891. S
ELECTION THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for directors of this bank to serve during
the ensuing vear will be held at trm banking
noose. No.531Smlthfleldstreet.onTUESDAY.
JANUARY U 1891, between tho hours of 10
A. Jr. aud L p. i.
jafcMil AV. R. CHRISTIAN. Cashier.
Aits ekal Bank. 1
Pittsburg, Dec 31, 1S90L (
ELECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for directors of tills bank to serve for tbe
ensuing vear will be held at tbe bantling house
on WEDNESDAY. Jan. 14, 1891, between the
hours of 11 A. 11. and 1 P. if.
W. S. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
jal-71-1,2,3.5.6,7.8.9.10.1213.,11
First Nation-al Bank I'ittsburo, Pa. (
Pittsburg, Dec 11. 1890. (
ELECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
of nine directors for the bank, to serve for
tbe ensuing year, will be held at tbe banking
bouse, corner Wood street and Filth ave., Jan.
13, 1891, between the hours of 11 o'clock A. st
and 1 o'clock p. Sf. J. D. SCULLY. Cashier.
del2-88-D
THE KEYSTONE BANK. OF PITTSBURG
The aunnal election for Directors of this
bank to serve during the ensuing vear will be
held at the banking bouse. 106 Fourth ar.,
Tuesday, Jannarv 20, 1891, between tbe bonrs
of 11 A. x, and 1 r. M. J. H. II AYEfe. Cashier.
de20-22-D
Manufacturers' and Merchasts'
IHASTS'I
NY, I
REKT, I"
1. 6. 1S9LJ
Insurance Company.
Office, 417 Wood strekt.
Pittsburg. Pa.. Jan.
JJILECTION AN ELECTION FOR DIRKC
I'j 'luiisol tins company to serve dnrlng
the ensuing year will be held on MONDAY, tbe
12th lost., between the hours of 12 and 1 o'cIock
P.M. WM. T. AD4JR, Secretarv.
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German American Insurance Com
1
pany of Pennsylvanu.
Office No. ill Fourth avenue.
Pittsburg. January 3. 1891.
T7LECT10N THE REGULAR ANNUAL
11 election lor 12 directors of this company
will be held at this office Monday, the 12:h
inst.. between tbe hours of 11 o'clock A. M. and
1 p. if. W. J. Patterson, Secretary.
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Office of Allegheny Insurance Co., )
No. C7 Fourth- Ave..
Pittsburg, January 5, 1S9L )
ELECTION AN ELECTION FOR DIREC
TORS of this company to serve during tbe
ensuing year will be held on MONDAY, the
12th inst., between the hours of 12 and 1 o'clock
p. jr. C. G. DONNELL, Secretarr.
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Office Armenia Insurance Co.,
No. 65 Fourth avenue.
PlTTsnuRO. Jan. 2. 1891.
ELECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for Director.- of this company will be held
at this office on MONDAY, January 12. between
IDA. St. and 2 P. M, W. D. MCUILL.
jan4-2 Secretary.
Office Union Insurance Co.. J
Pittsburg, Pa.. Jannarv 5. 1S9L
ELECTION THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for twelve directors of this company to
serve for the ensuing year will be held at the
office. No. 514 Smithfield street, on MONDAY,
JANUARY 12, 1891, between the hours of 11 A.
M. and 1 P. M.
ja0-7i J. W. J. McLAIN. Secretary.
ELECTION-THE ANNUAL MEETING
of tbe stockholders ot tbe Columbia Oil
Company will be held on THURSDAY, JAN
UARY 13, 1891, at 11 o'clock A. 1L, for the
election of directors and tbe transaction of
such business as maybe presented.
ja2-19-D A. P. McGREW, Secretary.
Office of the Pfople's Mutual Acci-
dent Insurance Association.
Pittsburg. Pa.. December 13. 1890. 1
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEM
BERS of 1 his association for the electipn
of directors will be beld at tbe association's
principal office, 91 and 93 Fifth avenue. Fit's
bunr. Pa., on MONDAY, Jannary 12, 1891,
between tbe hours of 12 and 1 p. M.
Ja8-13-D Frank K. Kqiiler. Secretary.
AUCTION SALEa.
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, bureau", wasbstands, mattresses, springs
and bedding in good condition, parlor suits, odd
chairs, rockers, lounge?, hall racks, mirrors,
pictures, window shade, 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.
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Fire Goods, Fire Goods!
2,000 cases fine fruits at auction, for account
of whom it mav concern, FRIDAY, Jannary 9.
at 2:00 P. M., at 311 Market street Goods will
be sold m lots to suit purchasers. California
apricots, peaches, pears and line tomatoes,
string bean, peas. etc.
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
JaS-
AUCTION SALE
H. B. SMITHSON,
Real Estate and Geueral Auctioneer, room 58,
Eisner bnilding. Filth and Wood street. Sales
of jewelry and merchandise at stores. Furni
ture at residences promptly attended to,
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TJEMOVAL
L.H. HARRIS DRUG CO.,
Nos. W and 4$ Seventh ave.
We respectfully announce that we have
secured the large and substantial buildings
of the
BINDLEY HARDWARE CO..
Seventh avenue, opposite New Grant street, to
which location we bate removed our office and
such goods as have arrived since tbe destruc
tion of our Liberty street warehouse by Are.
We are not yet fully prep 1 red to suoply tbe
wants of our customer?, but hope to be able 10
do so in the course of a week nr ten days. In
the mean time, if onr friends will intrust their
niders to us, we hope tnbe able to supply their
more pressing needs without delay.
L.H. HARRllMIIG CO.,
NOS. 46 AND 43 SEVENTH AVENUE.
Pittsburg. Pa..' January 1.189L JaUn
PATENTS.
O. D. LEVIS, Solicitor of patents.
131 Fifth avenue, above Smithfield, next Leader
office. No delay. Established arvears, se28-13
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
J. B. LARKIN & CO., 152 FIFTH AV.,
Oiler for sale the following Oakland proper
ties: JQ 4i"l(iVe,Tn'ce frame house of five
ipJtJJ rooms, hall, bath and finished
attic. Inside and outside w. a,
heater iu cellar and other con
veniences: lot 25xl(X), situated
on Roquet St.
CQ Knn For tuo frame houses on At
tpO,JUJ wood St.. on lot 22x100 to alley; .
une house ot four rooms,
fronts on Atwood sr.. has hot
and cold water, inside w. c
and other modern equipments: ,
honse on rear of lot has three '
rooms: can be rented forJIO
per month.
QQ Q("jrjOn Frazer street, ccarBoquet
V -,-iw -street, we have a model house
ot 10 rooms, with laundry.pan
try, baih, inside w. c, cement
flour in cellar, hot and cold
water, front and rear porches.
Loth jr-ises, and good neigh-,
borhood, lot 25x100.
(CO QtO For a verv comfortable and
tJlUjOUU weli-furnubed frame house o
four rooms and hall on Meyraa
avenue, gas tbrougbouthnuse,
ball, painted aud varnished,
water In kitchen, and every
thing in first-class order, lot;
22x100.
CJK 000 W1" Lny one of the best two
iPUjWU story frame houses on Meyraa
ave.. containing six rooms and
finished "attic, ball, pantry,
hath and laundry: slate man
y tsls and tile hearths. Inside
and outside w. c: inside shut
ters, front and rear porches,
slate roof, with lot 22x141 to
Ward street.
Ol rr""-vAlliqnippa St., Fourteenth
ipj-iUV-'w wara:ne very neatand com
fortable bouse of four rooms;
good cellar and coal house.
witn lot -mujieet.
$1
OO W'11 bn' a re-room frame)
iwv
house on Gazzjin street, in
good rentir: lot 25xS0 feet.
CQ Onn Corner Znlema and Ward sts:
9)0JJ una Irame house of four
rooms: lot 40x106 feet: the
ground is worth the entire
amount. '
fiQ100 Very handsome five -room
i)iJfi.JJ frame house on Juliet st,. with,
finished attic, hall, front and
rear porchc. good outbuild
ings; trees, sbrubbery, eta,
on lot; 25x165 to alley in rear,
on which is erected a good
stable.
hJ Knflw"' secure a delizhtf nl home
ipXjtJW on Meyranar., with five rooms
and finished mansard; Dath,
bail, front and rear porches,
inside shutter-, illuminating;
gas. eta; lot 22x100 to 20-foos
alley; terms easyi
flr7 C)r(BoQuet and Sylvan av.: one ot
tp f,UU the most delightful corners in
Oakland, only two minutes'
walk from Schenley Park: the
lot fronts 50 fee: on Sylvan ar ,
with a depth or 126 feet on
Boquet si., paved, sewered
and paid for; on this tract of
ground is a modern frame
house of seven rooms, hot and
cold water, finished attic,
batb. bail and porches, good
stable and storeroom in rear
of lot. and every convenience;
electric cars pass donr.
O.CJ QOO Excellent ten-room house on
tpOOUvy Frazier St.. hall, bath and pan
try, both gases, hot and cold
wner, front and rear porches,
and in desirable part of street
C51 1 Onn On Oakland av.: first-class
tJJ-J-j'-'VJ honse. delightfully situated
on the prettiest street in Oak
land: house has ten rooms,
hall, batb. laundry and pan
try, both gasses, hot aud cold
water, front and rear porches
and all modern improvements;
lot 50x120 feet, wuh flagstone
..pavement, electric light ami
two lines street cars.
Ci Onn Atwood St.; corner property;
tp I iUU one new two-story and man
sard brick bouse of nine
rooms, ball, vestibule, batb.
pantry, two w. a, electric
lights and bell, speaking:
tubes, slate mantels and tile
hearths, front and rear
porches, stationary wash tubs
and every modern comfort;
.lot 22.6x100 to 20-foot alley.
The above are selected from a list of 100 prop
erties In Oakland, tbe prettiest suburb of this
city, ranging In price fromSLOOO to SoO.OOO. We
have verv desirable houses and lots in all narts
of both cities, and will he pleased to go with you.
at any time and help you to buy a home in,
ulace of renting a bonse.
P J. B. LARKIN & CO., 152 Fifth ar.
ja9-10 .
FOR SALE.
A great bargain, worthy your investigation.
If you want to bny one of tbe most desirable
properties between the Court House and soho.
No. 614 Fifth avenue. A splendid property ac
just what it cost to build tbe bouse, which is
new. Seo W. A. HERRON SONS. 80 Fourth
avenne. Ja9-60-9.16.23.Sq .
LEGAL NOTICES.
i-
JOSIAH COHEN. Attorney-at-Law,
85 Diamond st.
TESTATE OF HENRY KAMPHANS. DE-
J2i CEASED. Notice is hereby given that
letters of administration on the estate of Henry
Kamphans, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned, to whom ail persons Indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate)
payment, and those having claims against tha
same should make them known without delay.
A. ISRAEL. Administrator,
d?5-38F 85 Diamond St.. Pittsburg. Pi.
AMUSEMENTS.
DUQUESNE THEATER
(Pittsburg's Leading Theater.)
Nightly at 8. Next Mat. Saturday.
CRYSTAL SLIPPER!
Everyone goes to see it.
-ALWAYS- -CROWDED.- l
Seats 25c to 1, at Theater and at Hays', "5
Fifth av. General Admission. 50c.
Jan. 12 Agnes Huntington in ."Paul Jones."
113-96- -
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
Week Beginning Monday, January 12. .
A. AL Palmer's Traveling Company under tho
direction of H. S. Taylor, iu tbe famous Madi
son Square Theater success.
AUNT JACK, .
Preceded by a petite drama in one act,
A MAN OF THE WORLD.
Presented by a magnificent cast. Including Mr)
Joseph Ha worth in both plays.
Prices, $1, 75c, 50c, 25c. Seats cow on sale.
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DUQUESNE 1 HEATRE-EXTRA
Seats now on sale.
Miss Agnes Huntington
In Planquette's latest Opera Comique
PAUL JONES.
Engagement begins Monday evening.
Reserved seats. El 50. SI 00, 75c, 50c and 25c, at
Theater and Hays', 75 Fifth av. General ad
mission. 50c. ja9 96
GEORGE 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 tho Press Office, 79 Fifth,
ar. Reserved seats, 50 and 75 cents.
Last chanco to hear KENNAN. JaS-21
BIJOU THEATER
To-night.
MARGARET MATHER
IN LEAH.
Matinee Saturday.
Jan. 12 "Tho Twelve Temptations." ja9 '
-I RAND OPERA HOUSE.
VJT TO-NIGHT.
Matinee Saturday.
HANDS ACROSS THE SEA.
Next Week-A. M. PALMER'S CO.. AUNT;
,, JACK. jan4-45-D
HARRY WILLIAMS ACADEMY
TO-NIGHT.
MATINEE, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturda
WEBER & FIELDS
SPECIALTY COMPANY.
Tuesday and balance of week.
ja(W0
HARRt DAVIS' FIFTH AVENUE 5ILT
SEUM AND THEATER
Week commencing Jan. 5. grand series of
Land float Races between Leading Oatsmen of
the World. Admission, 10 cents. Doors nnen
1 to 5. 7 to 10 p.m. ja7-61
PIANOb,
ORGANS.
And all manner of Small Instruments
at
HAMILTON'S.
oc29-66-p Fifth avenue.
HRISTMAS PLUM PUDDING
Fruit Cake and Mince Meat.
Mixed Candles and Chocolates. .
GEO. K. STEVENSON A COt,
Jj6-33-jfrTT Sixth areootvi
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