PITTSBURG TO PROFIT
By the Work of the Recent Interna
tional American Conference.
EEACHIKG THE SOUTHERN TRADE.
The Glass and Crockery Jobbers Want a
. Few Concessions.
ADAMS IRON COMPANY GUTS A CHARTER
Manufacturers interested in the develop
ment of trade with Southern countries are
to be presented with a copy of the publica
tion now beine prepared by W. E. Curtis,
the director of the recent International Con
ference. Superintendent G. Follansbee has
received tbe tallowing letter lrom Mr.
Curtis:
Buheau or inn Americas Republics')
DErAKTMENT OF STATE, V
Washington, D. C, Jan. 29. I
G. Follansbee. Esq., Superintendent Chamber of
Commerce, Fittsucrr. fa.:
Dear Sib I shall esteem it a farorityon
will furnish me with tbe names and local ad
dresses of persons, associations, firms, etc, in
your city or State, or elsewhere, who in your
opinion would be interested in and make rood
use of the publications of this bureau which
are to be issued in regard to Mexico. Central
and South America and tbe West Indies, as
indicated in enclosed circulars.
Please sub-divide addresses into the following
classes, arranging those which yon esteem im
portant at the bead of each class.
Classes of the Addresses Wanted.
First Of manufacturers interested in pro
ducing articles for export to South American
countnes,indicatiug the branch of manufacture
in which engaged.
Second Exporters, to those countries, and,
so far as practicable, the branch of trade in
which, and the countries with which, (hey are
conducting trade.
Third Persons or associations actively in
terested in promoting trade with these coun
tries. You will place this bureau under obligations
if you will exercise special care in the prepara
tion of the list, confining it to those who
especially would be interested In promoting
trade with the countries indicated, or who
would make practical use of the reports.
Respectfully, W. E. Curtis,
Director.
Value of the International Conference.
Superintendent Follansbee is nowengaged
in preparing a reply, and is surprised at the
number of local firms that have well-established
trades in the South American countries.
The great portion of the trade is of long stand
ing, although some of it has been secured as a
result of the international conference. Thus
the value of the conference Is shown, not only
to the countries of South America, but the
manufacturers of North America, as welL
Among the Arms that Mr. Follansbee will in
clude in his letter to Director Curtis are Car
negie. Phipps &. Co., who have long since been
shipping steel rails to the South; Oliver & Rob
erts, who export a large amount of wire; H. K.
Porter & Co who send locomotives to almost
all of the Southern countries; tbe National
Tube Works, which fnrnishes pipe" for well
known oil companies: A. Speer & Sons, manu
facturers of plows ana agricultural steeli Hut
bard & Co., axes, saws and shovels; Hussey,
Binns fc Co, shovels, spades and scoops; War
den fc Oxnard, oil; Hostetter fc Co., bitters:
Macbeth t Co.. Atterbury fc Co., Rochester
Tumbler Company, McKee t Bro;., Ripley A
Co, and Cunningham Co., class manufact
urers. There are many other firms more or less in
terested in the derelonment and maintenance
of the Southern trade, and before many months
can be classed with the list of exporters.
Whether or not all the cities in the Union
which were visited by the International Con
ference derived an equal benefit with Pitts
burg, Mr. Blaine can have the consciousness of
having engineered a scheme. the value ot which
to Northern manufacturers and commercial
tradesmen cannot be estimated.
A Very Voluminous Report.
The report which Mr. Curtis desires to send
out is in book form, and comprises several vol.
umes. The history of the attempt to hold an
International American Conference, dating
from IKS to 16S8. is given, in connection with
important State papers relating to the matter.
Then beginning with tbe act providing lor
the conference, passed May S4, loSS. Secretary
Bayard s invitation, and Its acceptance by the
various countries of South America, a com
plete report of all correspondence dnring the
preparations for the conference, all the visits
made by the distinguished visitors, and full ac
counts of all meetings held and tbe speeches
delivered, and the final windupin Washington.
The book is intended as a reference for man
ufacturers, and as such will prove of great
value to those Interested in Southern trade.
A "WONDERFUL OUTPUT.
The Pig Iron Production Exceeded Ten
Million Tons Last Tear.
Just now when the furnacemen are com
plaining of a dull trade, the main points in the
report of George Swank, of the American Iron
and Steel Association, received in this city yes
terday, will be studied with interest.
The total production of pig iron last year was
10,307.028 net tons, against 7.603.612 tons in -1889,
or an increase of over 21 per cent. The prol
uucuou 01 ioot was anout i per cent over that
or lSbS. The joint -increase for the last two
years has therefore been about 3S per cent.
The production for 1K90 was greater tor the
brst time than that of Great Britain, having
exceeded the European rival by about 1.200 000
tons. '
Had it not been for the closing of the fur
naces in December, caused partly by the great
coal strikes of Alabama and the financial strin
gency, the output would have been much
larger.
A GOLD STANDARD ADHERENT.
TV. K. Fried Will Explain His Political
Economy Scheme Next Week.
The use of Lafayette Hall has been tendered
on Monday evening next to W. K. Fried, for
the purpose of giving himself and others an
opportunity "of presenting more fully before
the public Amerlca'sNewIdea' upon questions
on political economy and a new national bank
ing and currency system, which has been pro
posed by Mr. Fried."
The nonce sent out yesterday is signed by J
H. Stevenson, J. L. Evans, W. J. Smith and G.
L. Cake, the committee. Among those who
petitioned for this meeting are officers of the
Hint Glass Workers, Window Glass Workers
and Knights of Labor, tbe editors nf tbe daily
papers and representatives of the United Press
and Associated Press. Mr. Fried announces
himself as a gold standard adherent.
WANT BETTEH BATES.
Glassware and Crockery Jobbers
Prepared a Scale of Prices.
Have
The second annual meeting of the National
Association of Jobbers in Crockery and Glass
's are will be held at the Monongahela House to
day. The jobbers have prepared a scale of prices
in which they have included the price of the
package in the cost of the goods. The scale will
be presented to tho manufacturers for their
approval, but it is hardly possible that it will be
accepted. The makers have always claimed
that their profit is made on the package.
At a meeting of the Central branch of the
association last evening H. L. Jeness, Detroit,
was elected President; Lewis Hollwec, Indian
apolis. Vice President, and H. P. McGrecor
Wheeling. Secretary and Treasury, An effort
will be made to organize an Eastern and West
ern branch.
THE CHAETEE GRANTED.
Adams Iron and Steel Company Preparing
to Make Steel at Glenw ood.
The Adams Iron and Steel Company re
ceived its charter yesterday, and preparations
for the erection or its new plant at Glenwood
will be begun at once. The capital stock of
the concern is 1200,000. all of which has been
subscribed for by Pittsburg and Eastern capi
talists, The Adams direct open-hearth process will
be operated, and the plant will be in operation
inside of six months.
A Present for the Committee.
The Corkworkers' Assembly. K. of I. held
tbelr regular meeting last night and voted $300
to be distributed equally among the members
Mtfl,tres?gnirrWOrkm" 32S S
Gaining an Appreciation.
Ths demand for Southern pig iron seems to
bo increasing. A Louisville correspondent noti
fled a local broker yesterday that telegraphic
advices were received recently for over 17.000
H torn of iron in one day.
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After Foreign Trade.
Prospects for the National Tuba Works work
ing up a big trade with the foreign oil mag
nates are good. Tbe company Is now engaged in
filling large ordersfor the Russian and Rou
manian oil companies.
They TVill Not Oppose.
Mr. Ober, of Eberhardt A Ober, denies the
statement that the Allegheny County Brewers'
Association will oppose the foreign agents In
the coming License Court.
Third Annual Reception.
The Molders Assembly, K. of L, will hold
their annual reception in the Grand Central
Rink to-night. A large crowd is expected to be
in attendance.
A Kumor Rnn Down.
It was rnmored in tho city- yesterday the
Tinned Plate Association had dissolved, but the
report was denied by Secretary Luty.
THE DAY IN THE COURTS.
Joseph Hlgtfns Found Guilty or Man
slaughter for the Killing of Michael
Garwoskl A Man Marched His Father
to Jail for Illegal Uquor Selling.
In Criminal Court yesterday the jury in
the case of Joseph Higgins, tried for the'
murder of Michael Gazwoski, returned a
verdict of voluntary manslaughter. Hig
gins was remanded to jail and will be sentenced
on Saturday.
Anay Todt, Michael Sabol and George
Rusnokwill be placed on trial to-day for tbe
murder of Michael Quinn. This killing oc
curred during the riot at the Bessemer Steel
Works on January 1. Quinnwas felled to the
ground with a blow from a shovel and died
some time afterward at the Homeopathic Hos
pital, from the effects ot the blow". Tho de
fendants were found guilty of riot last week.
A case juu a little out of .the ordinary hap
pened in Criminal Court yesterday. William
Wisser. an old resident of MifStn township, ap
peared before the bar and pleaded guilty to the
charge of selling liquor without a license. The
prosecntion in tho case was entered by the de
fendant's son, who is constable of the town
ship, who has a son's love for his father, but
whose devotion to duty compelled him tobnng
his parent Into court as a violator of the liquor
laws.
Maggie Hays pleaded guilty to selling liquor
without license, and was fined 8500 and costs.
Maggie Marr pleaded guilty to the same
charge, and will be sentenced on Saturday.
William Bartley and David McKnightwere
acquitted of assault and battery.
TO-DAY IH THE COTTBTS.
1.1st of Cases to Be Called Before the
Judges.
Common Pleas No. 1 Gauby Mining and
Smelting Company vs First National Bank:
Poor vs Reed: Reed t Kreps vs Kennedy et al;
Horne vs Boyd; Swint vs McCalmont Oil Com
pany; Alexander et al vs McCalmont Oil Com
pany: Carlisle vs Chronicle lelegraph; McCabe
vs McAleese et al; Orr vs Carpenter ct al;Powli
vs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
Common Pleas No. 2 Carroll vs Howe,
Brown fc Co.; Frazier fc Jacobs vs Walker;
Rynd vs Naser et al; Rynd vs Brand
et al; Thompson vs Brand et al; Thompson
vg Naser et al; Riddle vs Stewart et al: Coon vs
White; Block A Co. vs Craig etal;Nesbitt vs
McClinton; Melsun vs Logan'sFerry Company;
Jutte vs Keystone Bridge Company.
Criminal Court Commonwealth vs Andy
Todt, Michael Sabol and George Rusnok.
News of the Courts Told In Brief.
George L. Drtden and wife Issued an exe
cution yesterday for J3.100 against Frank L.
Dryden.
The suit of J. D. Scanlon against E. H.
Baugbman. an action to recover the price of a
horse, is on trial before Judge White,
JoiinDemniqer, of McKeesport, yesterday
made a voluntary assignment of all his prop
erty to Gilbert F. Myers for the benefit of cred
itors. Avehdict of 5415 35 tor the -plaintiff was
given yesterday in the suit of Mary L. Swartz
wclder against A. W. Woods, an action on ac
counts. In tbe suit of E. P. Earle against the Pitts
burg Manganese Company, an action on a con
tract, a verdict was given yesterday for J128 75
tor the plaintiff.
In the suits of Fred Lowe and William Laird
against E. F. Lynn, actions on contracts, ver
dicts were given yesterday for 9140 SS for Lowe,
and S163 75 for Laird.
J. U Wtlasd yesterday filed a petition ask
ing for tbe appointment of viewers to assess
damages for property in Hampton township
taken by the Pittsburg Natural Gas Company.
S. C. Uewoody was not sentenced to 21 hours
in the penitentiary as stated, but to the work
house. His sentence was not carried out as it
was thought that he was a victim of circum
stances. A verdict for the defendant was given yes.
terdaylnthe case of Joseph M. Quaill against
Albert King to recover damages tor trees on
the plaintiff's farm alleged to have been cut
down by Klug.
The case of Gumbert & Huey for use of Sam
uel Hazlett, assignee, against John A. Wood, is
on trial before Judge Collier. Tbe suit is to re
cover the value ot coal sunk by a boat belonging
to the defendant.
The suits of the borough of McKeesport
against Sarah P. Canfleld, Lucy P. CanQeld,
F. A. Brindle, and Joseph Brown, actions to re
cover the assessments for grading and paving
a street, are on trial before Judge Magee.
In the United States Court yesterday Judge
Acheson appointed S. C. McCandless commis
sioner to take testimony in the admiralty
case of John Mosser against tho steamer City
of Pittsburg, an action to recover for supplies
furnished.
Another hearing was' had before United
States Commissioner Gamble yesterday, in the
case.of Samuel F. Barr against tbe Pittsburg
Plata Glass Company. Tbe testimony taken
was in behalf of the defense and nothing new
was developed.
AN 0EGANIZA.TI0N lKLCm)
By the Woman's Health Protective Associa
tion, Yesterday Afternoon.
A permanent organization of tbe Woman's
Health Protective Association was effected
yesterday, at a meeting held at tbe parlor of
the Mercantile Library. Tbe object of the
society Is to renovate the city, public buildings,
factories, markets, street cars and streets, with
an especial war waged against mankind who
expectorates.
The directors elected yesterday are Mrs.
William Thaw, Jr., Mrs. Herbert Du Puy, Mrs.
Charles Lyon. Mrs. C. L McKee. Mrs. Frank
Nicol. Miss Harding, Mrs. George C.Burgwln
Mrs. E. BaUop, Mrs. William Chalfant, Miss
Mary McClelland, Mrs. J. M. OaEley and Miss
Mary Semple.
Slugged With a Blackjack.
John Thomas, a former partner of Jack Fry,
who is under arrest in New York for murder,
early yesterday morning assaulted Charles
Bursky and a conductor on the Citizens' Trac
tion line with a handyblllv. He will have a
bearing as soon as bis victims are able to ap
pear against him.
HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPBLATE
For Impaired Vitality
And weakened energy, is wonderfully success
ful. Ladles!
The most fashionable dress trimmings
come from 710 Penn avenue. "We make
this our specialty. Brining & Wilds.
Cream ale never tastes better than when
the weather is cold. The Iron Citv Brewery
makes the finest. At all dealers." '
Bargains.
56 pants, $25 suitings to order at sPit
cairn's, 434 Wood street wu
THREE HUNDRED
Men's Fine Suits at 80 90 Each.
To-day at the
P. C. C. C, 300 men's
fine suits will be sold '
for only $6 90 each. Not ordinary, cheap
grade suits, but first-class, elegant men's
garments made from
Cassitneres,
Cheviots
Diagonals and
Worsteds.
Sacks, cutaways or double-breasted sicks.
This offer is for
To-day only and $6 90 buys one at the
P. C. C. C, Pittsbubo Combination1
Clothing Company, corner Grant and
Diamond streets, opposite the Court House.
SHIFTED THE BURDEN
Four of the Poor Farm Sites Simply
Recommended to Councils.
THE BOARD MAKES NO SELECTION.
Mayor Gonrley Doesn't Think the Inspection
Was Thorough.
QUITE A NUMBER OP BID3
OPENED
The Department of Awards has shifted
the responsibility of the selection of a poor
farm from its shoulders tcCouncils.
Four of the farms out of the 28 inspected
were recommended in the report of the vari
ous chiefs and the Mayor. Now the final
selection may either be referred to a special
committee in conjunction with the Board of
Awards, the Committee on Charities, or
simply back to the board itself.
The Department of Awards met at 3
o'clock yesterday with Chief Elliott in the
chsir. The report of the investigation
simply stated that all the necessary forms
had been carried out but owing to the lim
ited time tbe examination of the various
sites offeredlhad not been as thorough as it
should have been. Out ot the twenty-eight
sites ofiered the following were recommended
as tbe most desirable:
The Joseph E. Beale farm of 300 acres, at
Harris station in Harrison township, lor
$500 an acre is asked.
Farm of H. W. Alexander, containing
200 acres at $600 per acre, situated near
Hulton station in Plum township.
The One With Most River Front.
"William Glew's farm at "Wylie station on
the Pittsburg, Virginia and Charleston
Railroad, in Jefferson township. It con
tains 250 acres, and the price is 5000 per acre.
The board states that this farm has a greater
acreage ot river bottom than any of the other
sites offered.
Land of C. A. Dravo, at Buena Vista station,
on the McKeesport and Youghiogheny Rail
road, in Elizabeth township. This tract con
tains 243 acres at 83J1 per acre.
Mr. Brown moved tbe report be referred to
Councils, and the motion was passed unani
mously. Tbe meeting was then adjourned.
This action was partially explained by the
fact that a confercnen of thn hoard wan hpiri in
Chief Brown's office just before the open
session. What transpired corld not be learned.
jiayor uonney says no decision was made bo
cause tbe members did not want to take the
responsibility after such a slight inspection.
The Board of Awards reassembled with
Mayor Gourley in tbe chair Immediately after
the adjournment, and proceeded to open tbe
bids for remodeling No. 1 patrol station, also
for wagons, carts, harness, oush brooms,
sweepers, engines, crusher, wedge gates, etc
On two affluent and two Influent wedge gates
the bids ranged from J1.74S 15 to S3.827. Four
wagons and nine carts were wanted. On
wagons the bids range from $105 to $135 apiece.
Carts were quoted at from $42 to 63. The
prices ot cart harness were from $28 to $33, and
on wagon harness, $52 to $61 75.
Other Bids That Were Opened.
Bids were opened for a 30-horse power boiler,
a 25-horse power engine and a Brennen stone
crusher. The proposals on tho enginr
and boiler ranged from $803 to $1,171, and on th.
stone.ctusher $1,575 and $2,100, On new brooms
for the Brooklyn street sweepers the lowest
bid was for $20 and for refilling the brooms S14.
New two-borse street sweepers were offered
tor $365 and one-horse sweepers $300. A bid of
8450 apiece for four street sprinklers was tho
only one that was received.
The bids for remodeling tbe No. 1 Police
Patrol station were as follows: William Kerr's
Sons. $4,787; Siirrannd A Klenke, $4,875 86;
Bauersinltb. $5,369: Magee 4 Reesmeyer. $6,853.
On typewriters there were two bids of $S0 and
$125. Oats for the Department of Public
Works was quoted at from 54 cents to 48 cents
per bushel.
At tbe request or Chiefs Bigelow and Brown,
the awarding of the contract was held over
for a few days.
WHX STAHD HO H0HKEY11TG.
Braddock Conndlmen Going After Natural
Gas Companies.
Braddock Councilmen will not stand any
monkeying by the natural iras companies, and
tbey propose to go alter the Braddock Fuel
Company, a branch of the Philadelphia Gas
Company, in a style that will bring matters to a
head ere long, if anything will. The Braddock
Fuel Company has notified its consumers that
tbey must accept mete'rs from it, and pay $5 for
tbelr use. As in other places, tbe price of gas
has been increased. Consumers are al6o re
Quired to deposit $10 for performance of the
contract. Now a resolution was offered in the
Council on Monday night looking to the enaot
ment of an ordinance requiring tbe Braddock
Fuel Company to pay into the borough treas
ury $25 for every meter it requires its custom
ers to use. and one of the borough officials says
that in the present temper of the town he has
no doubt it will prevail, and that the comnany
will find its meter profits sharply pared down.
This gentleman says that the'borough in its
eagerness to get fuel gave the company pretty
much Its own way in the matter, even before It
bad been decided that it possessed the power of
eminent domain, but be says that as the fuel
has became a luxury, and tbe company is in
sensible to the kindly feeling shown by its con
sumers, all sentiment has evaporated, and
hereafter dealings with the corporation will be
on strictly bnslness principles, and the golden
rule constrned as meaning "Do unto others as
you are done by."
HAVE TO GET A MOVE OH.
Only a Few Days Left for Liquor License
Applications.
The number of liquor license applications re
ceived in tbe Clerk of Courts' office is now 955,
and five of them were registered by Council
man George H.Treusch in very nearly the
same number of minutes yesterday af ernooo.
If the 2,200 expected get there on time they
must come the remainder of this week at the
rate of 300 a day.
Worn Out and Not Fit for Anything.
Mr. A. Danner:
Dear Sir. It gives me great cleasnre In
say I have" received great benefit from Dan
ner's Essence of Health. I was completely
broken down, was verv nervous, pain in my
head and eyes, I ceuld not read a'paper on
account of the pain in them, 1 could not eat,
could not sleep and would get up in the
morning worn out and not fit for anything.
'I could not describe my feelings. Doctors
could do no good. I tried patent medicines
with no better result My wife persuaded
me to try Danner's Essence of Health. After
taking six bottles I feel like a new man. I
sleep well, get up refreshed and relish my
food; the tired feeling has disappeared, no
pain in ray head and eyes, and am free to
say it has done what no other medicine
could do forme. Having received so much
benefit myself I will be pleased to give any
iurther information to any who will call or
address me. C. "W. Hamilton,
Supt. Citizens' Traction Co.'sshops.Forty
seventh and Butler streets, Pittsburg, Pa.
For sale by all druggists and the Danner
Medicine Company, 42 Feaeral street,
Allegheny, Pa, w
Wonderful Medicine.
A. Danner.
Dear Sir I take great pleasure in ex
pressing my gratitude for the excellent
health I now enjoy and trutlifullv say that
your Essence of Health has entirely cured
me of the following diseases from which I
have suffered for years: Dyspepsia, consti
pation, sick headache, torpid liver, suffer
ing much pain in my back and side. Also
general debility. Having received so much
benefit from the use of your medicine I can
most highly recommend it to the afflicted as
a sure and safe health restorer.
Chables Gtjmbert,
Boot and Shoe Maker,
230 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa.
For sale by all druggists ana the Danner
Medicine Co., 242 Federal street, Allegheny,
Pa- ' w.
Can yon tell the best beers from others?
If so, yon will certainly drink Pilsner and
lager of the Iron City Brewery.
NOTICES.
MASONIC NOTICE-THE MEMBERS OF
Mllnor Lodge, No. 287. F. t A. M., are re
guested to assemble at Free Masons' Hall.
Fifth ave.. at 12:30 p. St., WEDNESDAY. Fab
rnary 4, 189L to attena the funeral of Bro.
Thomas Sinclair, from bis late residence, Char
tiers. Interment TJnlondale Cemetery. fc-77
TBE PITTSBURG- PlBPATOH.
83-Ditvlay advertisements one dollar per
square for one insertion. Classified advertise
ments on this page, such at Wanted, For Sale,
To It, etc, ten cents per line for each inser
tion, and none taken for less than thirty cents.
Top line being displayed counts as two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS OFFICE,
Cor. Smilhfleld and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS Ol'E.
BRANCn orFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANT, irOR SALE, TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. TOR INSERTION.-
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with The dispatch.
KOR THE 8UUTHSIDE. NO. HIS CARSON
STREET. TKLEl'HONKNO. CR2.
. FOR THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, C121
PENN AVE.
PrrTSBUKG-ADDlTIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. 3509 Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY, 2h street and.Penn ave.
ALLKUIUJNY.
A. J. KAERCHEK, S-Wedsral street.
II. J. McBRIDK, Market House, Allegheny.
F. II. EGGERS & SON. Ohio and Chestnut sti.
THOMAS MCIIENUY, Western and Irwin ayes.
G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver ayes.
1'KltRY M. GLE4M. Rebecca and Allegheny ayes.
WANTED.
Male HelD.
BARBERS-TWO KIItST-CLASS BARBERS
(colored preferred) who are sober and gen
teel. Apply at once. L. U. JONES, "Palais
RoyaL" Unlontown. i'a. Box 090. fe4-"0
BARBER-YOUNG MAN WITH SOME EX
PERIENCE. Call at'A. EDLIS CO.. city.
fc4-l
BOY-ABOUT 17 YEARS OF AGE FOR CON
FECTIONERY stand: one with experience
preferred; must have reference. Anrtlv between
and 10 o'clock this morning BRUNSWICK
BILLIARD HALL, G3 Diamond et. fel-OT
"DOY-ni LEARN THE RARIiEK TRADE OR
jl one with experience
2003 CARSON ST., S. S.
fel-80
--(ANVASSF.IS-INTELL1GENT
FOR CEN-
v xuki uictionary.
H. WATTS, 431 Wood st.
;an-w-D
COOPERS-TWO CASK UOOPEItS AT MOR
RIS WALSH'S, cor. Ninth and Washington
sts., Southslde. fe-l-65
CUTTERS-THE A. D. RUDE NfcW METHOD
of cutting goes hand In hand with the success
of the modern progressive cutter. Taught only at
CLEVELAND CUTTING SCHOOL. Ie4-ffi
FOREB1AN-FOB MACHINE SHOP, BUILD
ING heavy machinery and employing 50
men: man must be capable of handling men and
turning out work rapidly and accurately: shoo lo
cated near Cleveland, o.: only a strictly reliable
and active man who can come at once well recom
mended need apply: salarr, ttOO first year to right
party. Address WILLOW. Dispatch office.
fe3-54
Gardener-married, -without chil
dren; German preferred; must understand
flowers and vegetables. Apply 1019 LIBERTY
ST., second floor. fe3-43
" TEN-TWO STEAM ROCK D HI I.T. MEN.
J.YX. having used tho Hand or Ingersoll drills, on
Friday, February 6,
Water st., city.
H. N.
M'DONALD. 142
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-FOR MEDI
CAL department ol a branch office or our
electric and medical sanitarium to be established
in this cltv: one experienced In tho treatment of
nervous and chronic diseases: must furnish ex
ceptional references. Address correspondence
PROF, J. C. CHAMBERS ft CO.. Electric and
Medical Sanitarium, No. 60 Washington ay.. De
troit, Mich. Ja31-41
SALESMAN-ACQUAINTED WITn THE RE
TAIL grocery trade to sella specialty; state
lull particulars. Including age, salary expected
and rererence. Address E. . ft CO., 71 Park
place. New York City. f4-74
SALESMEN ON SALARY OR COMMISSION
to handle the new patent chemical In1; eras
ing pencil. The greatest selling noveltv ever
produced. Erase Ink thoroughly In two seconds:
no abrasion or paper; 200 to 500 per cent profit:
one agent's' sates amounted to SC201nslx days;
another S32 in two hours. We want one energetic
general agent for each State and '1 errltorytsample
ymall35cts For terms and rull particulars,
address THE MONROE ERASER MFG. CO.. La
Crosse. Wis. Ja31-9
SALESMEN-A8 A SIDE LINE lO TAKE
orders for O'Keerc's "O K." shoe blacking:
good commissions, quick seller: finest blacking
made In the world. Address DR. O'KEEFE ft
CO.. Chemists, 34 Firth av., Pittsburg, Pa.
fc2-24
TINNERS-THREE -AT ONCE-AT U.IRK.
BROS.', No. 229 Fifth av., McKeesport.
WAITER-A GOOD MAN FOR WAITER IN
a restaurant; must give references: a steady
8 lace ror the right man. Call in person at FUEL).
LllTELL'S, Braddock, Pa. feb3-ll
WAITERS-TWO GOOD WAITERS AT RES
TAURANT No. 15S FIFTH AV., city.
YOUNGMANOFGOOD RECOMMENDATION
as salesman and assistant stockkeeper In
curtain department; one with some experience
i preferred. Apply to manager of curtain depart
ment, O. McCLINTOCK ft CO. fe4-54
1
Vgcnts.
AGKNTS-TO SELL AND EVERYBODY TO
use Dr. O'Kecre's 25 cent pills. Good as
gold. Dr. O'Keefc's liver pills, cold orcatarrh
pills, cough pills. dlatThcta pills, dyspepsia pills,
rhuematlsm pills, headache plUs, skin "eruption
pills, worm pills, kidney pills, leiicorrho-a pills,
backache 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, plies pills. Price
25 cents: large bottles, St. Dls. O'KEEFE ft CO..
Homeopathic Chemists, 34 Fifth av., Pittsburg.
Will move to 708 Smlthneld st. April L fe2-23
AGENTS-TO SELLTHE PIN LESS CLOTHES
line; the only lln ever lnv cnled that holds
the clothes without pins; a perfect success; patent
recently issued: sold only by agents, to whom the
exclusive right Is given; on receipt of 50 cents we
will send a sample Hue by mail: also circulars
price list and terms to agents: serurc your terrl
lrX.at?nce' AddressTHE FINLESS CLOTHES
LINE CO., -17 Uermon street, Worcester. Mass.
OC9-65-WS
AGKNTS-TO SELL "EMIN PASHA." BY
A. J. Mounteney-Jepbson; the great com
panion book to Stanley's "In Darkest Africa;"
sold only by subscription. P. J. FLEMING ft
CO., 77 Diamond st. Ia25-TWTK8S
AGENTS-TO SELL THE EVERLASTING
lamp wick: throe samples and terms by mall,
lo cents: one dozen. 25 cents: sells for 10 cents
each. F. WEH03KEY. 5 Eddv St.. Providence.
R.L
fe2-40
Female rielp.
APPRENTICES-IMPROVERS. GOOD SEW
ERS, operators: also ladles and girls tolearn
dressmaking and cnttlng. Call or write. LON
DON AND PARIS DRESSMAKING CO..900Fenn
avenne. Ja8-16-Tuvnh
TTO USEKEEPER-ONEGOOD. EXPERI-
. finuftu woman in notei.
Dispatch office.
Auoress a. a.,
fe4-46
LADY'S MAID -HOUSEKEEPER, HOTEL
cooks, chambermaids, . waitresses, dish
washers, cooks, housemaids; highest wages pahi.
MEEHAN'S, 54) Grant St. Tel. 90. fe2-D
Situations.
"ILERKSHIP-IN'OIE AHOIIN1I PITTSHtmri
KJ by a graduate of the Maryland College or
Pharmacy, with long cxperlence-ln a first-class
drugstore in a large city; best references as to
ability as pharmacist and chemist and character
furnished. Address PH.G.; Dispatch office, fel-42
POSITION-BY A COLORED MAN AS POR
TER or waiter; best of rererence. Address
PORTER, Dispatch office. . rei-ai
POSITION-AS BOOKKEEPER:
experience;' No. 1 references.
T. N.. this office.
6 YEARS'
Address P.
fe4-21
S1TUATION-BYAMAN WHO HAS BEEN A
bookkeeper In a wholesale grocery; wouldpre
fcr a situation In some manufacturing enterprise,
with some clerical and some active work: as the
applicant Is out orthe city, would refer you to P.
DUFF ft SONS. No. 933 Fcnn ay. fe4-40
Kooms.
EOOS1-BY TWO YOUNG MEN. PEBMA
.. NENTLY located in the city, between now
ana April 1. room or room and board In a well
connected Protestant family, where there are
young folks and music, and where one1 can feel at
home: a bouse with a veranda, grounds and shade
A-f1lFe.?'.Aldrcss' wU1 particulars.
TWO-STRIKE, Dispatch office. fe4-4s
Heal Estate.
A PRACTICAL GAKDRNir.tt TVIXII
BY
family, a ood garden larm to work on
shares.
1 ederal st.
n.ypiy ut uLaii'a Dr.r,j arourj, 47
Aiiegneny. Ja31-7
TORENT-FORSOK8MONTHS, FURNISHED
. or unfurnished bouse or about 12 rooms, in
the Esst End. with stable: will take possession
Immediately, or wait until April 1. Address TEN
ANT, Dispatch office. fe4-I7
Financial.
FYOU WANT TO BORROW OR LOAN
taoney on mortgages, buy or sell real estate,
we have the best or facilities for handling prop
erty aim placing of moneys promptly. McLAIN
ft ZUGSM1TH, 437 Grant st. fel-12
MEN-W1TH LARGE OR S5IALL CAPITAL
to call and see the latest and biggest money
maker out. VAN SLYKE, First Av. Hotel.
fe4-23
"VfONEY TO LOAN ON ALL KINDS OF
JLTJL country property, and at low rates. In large
and small amounts. (Ml on WILLIAMS ft CO..
Excelsior Bnlldlng. 553 Grant St. Ja27-68
MORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
. rr5n?, r..P.m " lowest rates. HENRf
A. WEAVER ft CO.. 92 Fourth avenue. mh2-D
PE2rSN.oi$,,1'.?S0.NS-wmi CAPITAL OF
17.000 to 10.000 to Invest In a safe and perma-
Aenr,tiln.T.ef,t?1.?!ttl.?PJrSnt Kisranteed annually.
Apply at IIS CARSON ST. or 2105 SARAH ST.,
ja28-22-WISU
TO LOAN-300,000, IN AMOUNTS OF $3,000
and upward, on city and suburban property,
S1 P.ff cent; ?!? "nailer amounts at per cent.
BLACK ft BAIltD, Sa Fourth avenue.
Se21-d26-D
TO LOAN -8200,000 ON MORTGAGES- flOO
and snward at -0 per cent; 1500,000 at'oer
cent on residences or- business property, vacant
lots or farms. S. H. FBUNCH," 425 Fourth ave.
. 0C23-D
WEDKfESDAY, FEBRUARY
WANTED.
Miscellaneous. '
ALL TO USE40NES' BEDBUG PARALYZEIt
Jones' Mifclc Roach Powder: contains no
poison; roaches banished oy contract; satlsfac
iV?n.tl72 or o Py. Prepared by GEO. W.
JOKa:22 Federal stl. Allegheny, Pa. Sold by
an. nrst-class druggists. Residence No. 80 Mon
tery st. jyii-c-MWP
TTIVJCRr LADY-WISHING TO HE HER OWN
JJi..1rfssmke'" to call at 616 Tenn ave. (op
Ro'IteHorne's stores) and Investigate MADA4IE
1 LASHER'S ladles' tailoring system; no risk;
parties responsible: school now open. noI9-23
EVERYONE TO KNOW THAT THEY CAN
get their sewing machine repaired In first
class order: all worlc Warranted at the lowest
prices: genuine needles and attachments for all
-a" at H. CARTER'S, Sewing Machine Bazaar,
19 Sixth st., two doors below Bllou Theater.
, JaH-MWT
FARMERS AND GARDENERS. WISHING TO
. SIS.16 contracts tor growing totnatocs,wlll call
at LUTZ BROS.. 72 Main St., Allegheny. fe4-38
FOLLOW THE CROWD -FOR COLORED
help from South. PEREGRINO, 159 Fourth
avenue. fel-41
GENTLEMAN OF EDUCATION AND RE
FINEMENT with some commercial experi
ence can secure an Independent and lucrative
position by applying at ROOM 22, 85 Water St.,
Pittsburg. rc4-55
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
City Residences.
CENTER AV. RESIDENCE-NEW PRESS
brick; eight rooms, hall, vestibule, bath. In
side w. c.. electric Hells, all modern conveniences;
lot 20x100 to an alley: price. S7.000: term very
reasonable: property on best part ot the avenue.
BAXTER THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth av.
fel-141-wssu
EDWIN ST.. HOUSE 6 ROOMS AND FIN
ISH fcD attic rooms, all modern: lot37Kxl3:
price S.j,GU0. a. GOEDDEL, 109 Collins av.. near
cor. Penn ay.. East End. fe4-59-WBu
E"
KIN ST.. NEAR WYLIE AV. AN UN
USUAL bargain, new. handsome stone and
irccu oricg aneuing, seven rooms, nam, w. c,
vestibule, hall, electric bells, all modern improve
ments; finest house on the street: new furnace;
lot 21x115 rt. to Trent St. (B.21) ALLES &
BAILKY. 164 Fourth av. ael. 167.
IcKTG-MWFSSU'
IrORTY-FOURTH, CORNER OF FOSTER ST.
. 600; brick house of eight rooms: modern
Improvements: lot 21x100 feet. (58) See W. A;
HERRON Jfc SONS, 80-Fonrth ay. Js2S-56-ws'
PRIME INVESTME.NT-CORNER LOT WITH
5 brick buildings: 1 containing storeroom
and 5 dwelling rooms; 1 or 7 rooms, hall, etc,: 3 of
4 rooms each, yielding regnlarnnd liberal income;
situation right; 8 minutes' walk or postofflce: tho
price. 112.500, should attract a prompt buyer;
(aall3). CHARLES SOMltBS & CO., 313 Wood St.,
6019 Penn av, feb3-60"
CJ?r 300-NO. 332 TAYLOR ST.: THIS 13 A
JPt7 fine property and a great sacrifice; lot GOx
137, with a No. 1 frame, dwelling of nine rooms
and finished attic, hatl and vestibule: also, two
small frame houses or three rooms on rear end of
lot: fruit and shade trees, etc.: street and alley
paved: the property Is cheap at W.500; terms to
suit. See TnOS. MCCAFFREY, 3o09 Kntler st.
Ja25-123-ws
B- A BOOroSITIVE BARGAIN ON PEARL
pXtfc? St., running through to Edmund St..
Twentieth ward; cnolce level piece or ground, 152
feet on Pearl street by 820 feet deep, with three
large frame dwellings; t.,0CK) cash, balance to
suit: this Is a chanee for speculation. SecTHOS.
MCCAFFREY, 3509 Bntler st. N Ja31-22-WSSu
CO 200-FOR A NEAT LITTLE HOUSE IN
tJ6Jl good neighborhood: city water, natural
f:as.good cellar: house I? new and nicely papered:
ot 30x120: a positive bargain. S. A. DICKIE ft
CO., PennandSbadyavs.,E.E, 512 fe3-55-Tuwr
QIC OOO-TWO EXCELLENT NEW SIX
30 ROOMED houses, both on corner of Mi
nerva St.. Sixteenth ward. (AA 116) CHARLES
SOMT.KS ft CO., 313 W ood St.. S0I9 Penn ay.
fe4-30-WF'
East End Residences.
FINE MODERN-STYLE FRAME HOUSE
flrst class In every appointment and ot com
manding appearance: East End. near Center ay.
electric road nd P. R. .; It large rooms, with
bath. laundry and other luxurious accessories; 50x
120 It. of ground, with foliage and fruit trees, at
83,500, payment to be arranged to accommodate
the purchaser: this property should attract atten
tion. Get our weekly bulletin, with rent list.
(AA 114.) CHARLES SOMEItS 4 CO.. 313 Wood
st., 6019 Penn av. re4-27-wr
FIN E EAST END RESIDENCE, SIIADYSIDE:
pressed brlcfc rront. Queen Anne style or
architecture, .spacious rooms and finished
artistically throughout: replete with all the more
tecent modern Improvements: large lot about
60x160 feet: very ceautirnl location. JAS. W.
DRAPE ft CO., 129 Fourth av. fe4-43
FRAME HOUSE NEAR LINCOLN AV., 7
rooms, all modern conveniences. 154 acres
ground, stable and carriage house. 200 fruit trees,
beautiful suburban residence; only M.200. A.
GOEDDEL, 109 Collins ay., near cor. Penn av..
East End. fe4-59-Wsn
OAKLAND-VERY CHEAP HOUSE. CON
TAINING 10 rooms. In splendid repair, with
all modern convenleuces: lot contains about one
and one-quarter acres of ground: on prominent
street, near cable and Duquesne electric roads;
good reasons given lor selling. Inquire or W. H.
WATT. 102 Fourth ay. 4a27-33
rpO-MORKOW ON
THE PREMISES. AT S
-S o'clock V. X.,
nrllnnrnfrl f trnhtn fVtrivf sola
No. 620Oand 6293 Walnut st., near Shadv av., to
close the estate or Mrs. E. Holt, deceased. W. A.
HERRON ft SONS, Agents, 0 Fourth ay.
ft2-64
- Q OOO-ON ONE QF THE FINEST -AS-JL
PnALTUM streets In East End; ele
gant new Queen Ann brick dwelling, 12 rooms,
finished attic. large reception hall, tile vestibule!
double parlors, bath, t Inside w. c., 2 stationary
w. s.. hardwood and slate mantels, tile hearth
china closet, pantry, hardwood staircase, 'and
finish back stairs, inside shutters, electric lights
and bells, artistically papered and painted. range,
laundry, cement cellar, front and back porches,
trees and shrubbery: lot 64x120: convenient to
steam and cable cars; we offer decided bargains In
all classes or East End pronertles. WM. PETTY
& CO., 107 Fourth av. fel-23-nwr
Qf 800-1S ALL IT WILL TAKE TO BUY A
lS,J! iozJ and TerT complete little home In.
East End within threa mlnnrps nr trim. nnn..
cable and one minute of Duquesne electric: house
has lately been papered and painted through
put: has natural gas, city water, electric
lights and bell: lot 24x120; sure to grow In
value. S, A. DICKIE ft CO., Penn and Shady. E.
k. 432. fej-aS-Tuwr
300 FOR ASlX-HtlHM fl!ir virwiv
9 painted and nanered; iromi Arv oaiiar.
natural gas. pantry, etc., on line or Duquesne
electric and easy walk to Fifth av. or Penn av. ca
bles; good lot. with plentvor fruit trees- a delight
ful home. 8. A. DICKIE ft CO.. Penn and Shady
avs., E. E. 80S.' fe3-55-Tnwr
-1 PER CENT INVESTMENT: FRAME
XW house. 4 rooms, and double house, 3 rooms
each; now rented; only 2,700 for all. A. GOED
DEL, 109 Collins av., near cor. Penn av East
End. fe4-59-wsu'
Allegheny Besldences.
ARCH STREET ALLEGHENY CONTIGU
OUS to the parks a very comfortable
brick dwelling of 7 nice rooms and In elegant
order throughout: modern requirements, good
lot, alley In the rear; possession In 30 days.
JAMES W. DRAPE ft CO., 129 Fourth av.. Pitts
burg. fel-43
JACKSON ST.. ALLEGHENY CORNER
property, brick dwelling, live rooms, flu.
attic, good cellar, hall np and down, both gases,
water, etc.: lot 22x87 to alley. Sl.dAN I'n vrr
Fourth av. fe450"
JACKSON STREET. ALLEGHENY-BRICK
dwelling, five rooms, fin. attic, bath, hot and
cold water, side and rear porches, hall up and
down; price only 3,500. SLOAN ft CO, 127 Fourth
avenue. fe4-50
LARGEANDSUBSTANTIALBRICKDWELL
ING In Allegheny, close to the parks. 14 fine
rooms, bath and lavatory, furnace, natural gas,
laundry and all other 01 the more recent Im
provements: large lot,sIde entrance: alley In rear:
location or this valuable property desirable and
convenient. J AS. W. DRAPE ft CO., 120 Fourth
av., 1'lttshnrg. fei-43'
ICE NEW BRICK HOUSE IN THE SECOND
ward, Allegheny.slxroomsand bathih.and c
water: both gases and all modern conveniences
immediate possession. JAS. W. DRAPE ft CO..
129 Fourth ay., Pittsburg. fts- 75t
OPT 80O-BOYLE ST., CORNER FROl'ERTY,
J5J brick dwelling, seven rooms and lln. attic,
bath, hot and cold water, w. c. stationary wash
stand, laundry, marble mantels, tile hearths,
both gases, hall up and down, porch In rear:
newly papered throughout: lot 20x90 to alley.
SLOAN ft CO., 127 Fourth ay. fc4-50'
eo 300-
ARCH ST.. COHNRU I'Htll'firrv
JJ7
frame. 1 fne rooms hnll nn on,, ,1nr
bath, both gases, laundry, good cellar: lot 20x95:
terms to suit. SLOAN ft CO., 127 Fourthly.
fc4-50
nazelvrood Residences.
TTAZELWOOD-2-ST()RY
FRAME 1IWF.I T-
JLA. i2i(iof7 rooms, bath.
hall IsnnilFv Vioi.il.
wooddlulsh, newly papered and paluted.nat. gas.
h. and c. water. Inside w. c. sewered, etc.: lot
60x120 feet; 2 minutes' walk from Hazclwood sta
tion and Second Avenue Electric Rsllway: price,
SO. 800: terms reasonable. 1KAM. BUHCHF1ELD,
loS Fourth av. ia!3-so
r
Suburban Residences.
SHADYSIDE-GOOD HOUSE AND
is: clcrht rooms, with hsth Uvitn,,,
-VTEAU
1 two lots:
attic roams, reception hall, natural gas. drycel
Ji'tJl'S" ln front: all In prime condition; lots
TF220 !?eH aW ln IeW n'ce grass plot In front.
JAS. W. DRAPE ft CO., 129 Fourth av., Pitts
burg; , fe4-K
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
and silver: Jewelry repaired: new workmade
to order. CHRIS. TIAUCH, 541 Smithflela St.
JS18-S1
PERSONAL-ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNI
CA. 24: Chambers' Encyclopedia. JIO. All
P.1!1?.'8,?1 llalf Prices for 3u aays only'
BACON ft CO.. 301 Smlthfleld St., Plttsl
RANK
'Ittsburg, Pa.
jaa
PERSONAL-EN CYCLOPEDIA BRIT AN NI
... : JL Wiambers' Encyclopedia, S10. All
.,??,r,s.St?,r Pices ror 30 days only. FRANK
BACON ft CO., 301 Smlthfleld St., Pittsburg. Pa.
fel-58
PERSONAL FINE BOOKS-WE HAVE THE
. r,.Hn,t collection of flneiy illustrated hooks
ln Pittsburg: beautiful bindings: low prices: come
7nJ?..T8.eJ!VJe?.!h,indrcdof books for presents.
LEVL'S BOOK STOKE. 900 Liberty St. de!2
PERSONAL-TO S. J. SPENCER. AVHO
worked as traveling salesmen for Osbernft
Co., commission merchants, I'lttsburg. Pa.: If
you or your wife will give or send your address to
your former employers, or McManus ft Co.. cor
ner or Fourth avefane and Wood street, you will
?eaJro,r,ometll,nR to 7onr advantage: the above
7V5.i?pfncer.?n(1 "ire came 10 Pittsburg from
Cumberland, O., over a year ago. fe4-1!l
4, 1891.
FOR SALE LOTS.
, Cltv Lots.
QT 200 ON BUTLER ST.. EIGHTEENTH
CJL? ward, lot MxIOO ft.: terms easy. (79) W.
A. HERRON & SONS, 80 Fourth av. fe4-W-w
Bast End Lots.
5JQ OOO-HANDSOME LOT, 50x105 FT., ON
wui uollego av.. one square from Fifth av.
near Hlland ay,
80 Fourth av.
(100)
W. A. HERRON A SONS,
in-w-w-
Allegheny Lots.,
T" OT,OX10C ON TOE EAST-SIDE OF IRWIN
..-J av., Allegheny: will now sell at a reduction.
MCLA1N & ZUGSillTH, tSJ Grant st. fe4-31
Of7 200 -VERY CHEAP IF SOLD SOON. TWO
J 4 ? lots, each 20x100 ft. to another St., on
Arch st.
Second ward, Allegheny, with old
(34-a) W. A. HERRON M)NS. 80
fe2-6-MWS
hulldlngs.
Fourth av.
mnns.
AVALEN11NE-WE MEAN- A DEED FOR
the IOC-acre farm, one of the finest In the
Western Reserve, which will be old at nubile
auction ou the premises near the city or Warren,
O., on Saturday. February 14. 1S91, atl o'clock v.
M.: terms. one-sixth cash and balance In easy pay
ments; write for particular. J. s. KENT,
owner. 616 N. Delawaro ay., Philadelphia. Pa.;
R. HOiiEA CO.. Agents, Salem, O. Ja3l-8
B1
IG BARUAIN IN A FAK.M-ECONOMY-
adjolnlng lana or Economltcs: One farm. 43
acres; under excellent cultivation; ready market
at Sewickly for Its products: convenient to the
a territory: gooa irame House, nvc rooms, two
barns, workshop; uevcr-ralllng springer water.
(U310) See ALLES A BAILEY, 161 Fourth ay.
'lei. 187.
feI-57-Jtwssn
I71ARM ON 1IIB VALLEY ROAD: ONE-
HALF hour's ride from city: rich place of 33
acres, with good house, barn; fruit and water:
without, exception none better for carden or
dairy. ED. W11TISH, 410 Grant St., Pittsburg.
Ja31-D'
FARM-OF 42 ACRES, WITH SKW HOUSE
and barn, fruit and grapes: silnaled at Ar
dara station, P. R. R.; will sell or rent. Inquire
of JOHN NAHRIG, on premises. fcj-3
TWO FARMS-OF 50 AM) 70 ACRES NEAR
Perrysylllc: said to be In the oil belt. Terms.
etc.. from JAMF.S w. uicai'K. ti'n
lit Fourth
av.. 1'lttshnrg.
le4-rv
FOR SALK BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY-GOOD
stand In good town; good reasons for selling.
Address BAKfcRY, Dispatch ofllce. fe3-77"
BUTCHERSHOP, 1175: PLANING MILL AND
lumberyard, with annual huslness orjl.VJ.
W0, on easy terms; shoe store, 1375; tlnshop,
grocery stores, S300 to S5.0OO: restaurant, livery
stable, bakeries, cigar stores, drug stores, milk
depots. SHEPARD ft CO.. 151 Fourth av. fe3
XXRUG STORE-CHEAT IF BEFORE APRIL
js i: owner in other business.
Address J. II..
Dispatch office.
fe2-41
GENERAL STORE-IN GOOD LIVE TOWN;
grocery stores, fJOO to $5,000; cigar stores,
S4O0 to J3.oi.i0; shoe stores, drug stores, notion
stores, newspaper routes; butcher shop, S173.
PERCTVAL ft CHAPMAN, 439 Grant st.
1C4-62'
INTEREST-WILL SELL A CONTROLLING
Interest In the Zelgler Scaffolding ft Variety
Co.. or Philadelphia. Address A. WEVL, No.
268 N. Twenty-second st Philadelphia.
fe4-45-WTSU
TIXILL1NERY STORF. A GOOD STAND,
ply to REN WICK. ELLIS ft CO.
erty St., Pittsburg, i'a.
.4-t-a- ncu ujvmcu auii uuiar mwi Duamess,
AD-
628 and 630 Lib-fe4-2S
cn
LEASE HALF INTEI'Fst iv inn.Aninr.
lease In WIMwoorl oil fipM and nnp rfrllllnv
well. Address OIL LEASE, Dispatch office.
fplW
fcl-58'
KESTAURANT-A FINE ONE; GOOD CIGAR
store in central location, 1,000. others poo
to H0C0: grocery store to trade for real estate
worth $I,5W): others S200 to 5,000. HOLMES ft
CO., 4:0 Smlthfleld St. fe3-9l
Bnslness Properties.
BUSINESS PROPERTY ON ONE OF THE
best streets In East End; two-story building
with dwelling; lot 45x140; asphalt pavement.
BAXTER. THOMPSON ft CO., J62 Fonrtll av.
fel-I42-MWFSU
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL-THK MOST POP
ULAR hotel at Ashtabula Harbor, doing a
first-class buslness.and everything in good order,
and a good barroom in cnnnertlon: accommoda
tions for 45 guests. C. T1MMERMAN, Harbor,
Ashtabula co.. O. alS-77
FOR SALEMISCELLANEOUS.
3Iaclunery and Metals.
AUTOMATIC HOISTING ENGINES-WORK
perfectly right and lert. with single or
double drum: second-hand hollers and engines
also on hand; general machine work promptly
executea: correspondence solicited. COMBINA
TION ENGINE CO., L1M., 3149 Penn aye., Pltts
aurg. delO-CG-iiws"
BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND ENGINES
and boilers: one 12x18, one 11x24. one 10x20.
one 10x16. 9x12. 8x12, 8x11. 7x12. and large stock or
smaller sizes, portables on wheels and on skids:
pumps, governors, pulleys, shafting: etc. 23-25
Parkway, Allegheny, Pa.' JOHN S.YOUNG.
Ja5-D
HOIS1ING -ENGINES. DERRICKS AND
derrick forging, steel hoisting and guy
ropes In stock: stationary engines and boilers,
shears, clay and ore pans. etc. THOMAS CAR
LIN '3 SONS, Lacockand Sandusky streets, Alle
gheny, Pa. - ,au5-iS-MWT
SECOND-HAND ENGINES-ONE 27 H. P.
Ball pat. iclectnc light engine, almost new;
one 8x3. one 7x7, one SxG, vertical engines: one
heavy 14x24. oneJlxI2, 3 8x12 and 2 7x12, In hori
zontal engines: all good as new. HARM ES MA
CHINE DEl'OT, 99 First av Pittsburg. I'a.
Ja30-D
THE PORTERftDOUTHETTCO.. L1M;.DAB
. RAGH st. and Elver ay., Allegheny, Pa ,
engines boilers and castings. Repairing promptly
attended to. Ji6-h6"
Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock. Etc.
CARLOAD OF NO. 1 FRESH MILK COWS
on Wednesday. Februarys, atM. MARX. 45
Ulrstst., Allegheby. fe3-50'
"TlELlVERY WAGONS-DELIVERY WAGONS
J all styles: ourown make. WM. BncKERT.
310 to 3H Ohio street, Allegheny. Telephone. 3120.
Jell-76-MWS
ORSE-CHEAP GOOD HEAVY" YOUNG
horse: also spring wagon and harness. O.
H. TEBAY. I.eechbnrg. Pa. Ie3-S6
HORSE-BUGGY AN D HARNESS. J160. CALL
at 3)0 AND 312 OHIO ST.. Allegheny.
fe3-5r
Mlscellaneons.
PATEST-A VALUABLE PATENT. CALL
at NO. 2 and 4 SIXTH ST.. third floor, room
5: fe3-76
FOUND.
po
,OUND-A LARGE LOT Or WINTER
clotblnz belonfirln? to resident nf ihis ttv
was found hanging In the rooms occupied by
altered, cleaned and repaired; the owners should
call for tbem, as Dickson requires the room.
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ELECTIONS,
Central Bank, 1
Pittsburo, Pa.. January 31, 1S9L X
ELECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for Directors of this bank, to serve dnnug
tho ensuing year, will bo held at the banking
house. 47 Fifth avenue. TUESDAY, February
10, 1891. between the hours of 1130 A. H. and 1
P. k. . C C. DAVIS, Cashier.
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PlTTSBUROfeCASTLESnANNONR.R.CO., 1
General office. Carson St., Sonthside, i
Pittsburo. Feb. i 1KI1. )
ELECTION THE ANNUAL MEETING
ottbeetockboHIers of this company will
Be held at this office 011 TUESDAY". Febru
ary 17. 1891, between the hours of 2 and v. M.,
for the purpose of electing a president and ten
directors to serve during the ensuing year and
for the transaction of such other business as
may properly come before them.
, , E. J. REAMER
fel-69-D Secretary and Treasurer.
Pittsburo. Pa., January 27. 1891.
Tl LECTION THE ANNUALMEETING OF
JCj tho stockholders of tho Allegheny County
Light Company will bo held at tho office of the
company, room 50, Westinghonse building.
Pittsburg. on'TUESDAY. February 10, 1S9I, at
3 o'clock p. jr., for the election of nino directors
and tbe transaction of any other bnslness that
may bo necesary.
ROBERT D. McGONNIGLE, Secretary.
ja29-2tf
riHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
X stockholder nt the New York and-Cleve-land
Gas Coal Company will be held at tho
ofllec nf the company. No. 208 Wood street, on
WEDNESDAY. February II. 1891, at 10 o'clock
A. 31.. for tbe election of officers and directors to
serve during the ensuing yar, and for tho
transaction of such other business as may be
properly brought before the meeting.
' C.L. DIXON. Clerk.
Pittsburo. Feb; 2.1S91. fe4-19-jiWF
PROPOSALS.
JEFFERSONV1LLE. 1ND.. JANUARY 8.
1891 Sealed proposals, ln triplicate, sub
ject to usual condition, will be received hero
until 11 o'clock A. 3f. (central standard time).
SATURDAY, the 7th day of February. 1831
f6r furnishing at the Q. M. Depot here, 100,000
gallons of mineral oil, of 135 flash test, in cases
of two nve-gaHon cans each; preference will
be given to articles of domesttcproduction and
manufacture, conditions of quality and price,
including ln the prjco of foreign productions
and manufactures the duty thereon, being
equal, and such preference will be given to
article of American production produced on
the Pacific Coast to extent of the consumption
required by the public service there: Govern
ment reserves the right to reject any or all pro
posals and to accept tue whole quantity or any
portion or the mineral r)l bid for. All In
formation furnished on application here En
velopes containing proposals should be marked
"Proposals for Mineral 'Oil," and addressed to
HENRY C. HODGES, Assistant Quarter
master General, U. S. Arniv, Depot Quarter
master. Jal0.2.I0.11.12.la-fe3,4
EUROPE WE SELL TICKETS TO AND
from tbe Old Country by all leading
lmesj also drafts, money orders, foreign coin,
eta, at New York rates. MAX SCHAMBERG
CO., 627 Smlthfleldsfc, Pittsburg, Pa. Agents
Penna. R. R. Co. JaS-wsu
TO LET.
East End Residences.
APRIL 1. A SUBSTANTIAL TEN-ROOM
brick bouse on Neville st.: Dnnuesne Electric
cars wilt pass the door. Innnire or A. ft S. WIL
SON, 211 Third av or SAMUEL WILSON. Craig
St. near Bayard st. fe4-6i.TTBt
Allegheny Residences.
DESIRABLE DWELLING-OF 8 ROOMS,
with all modern improvements, on Arch st.
between Ohio and l'ark way. Allegheny City: also,
dwelling or 5 rooms, finished attic, 4r6 Ferry st.,
: ":?K?JT?,.reP',nered una renalntcd throughout.
ROBtlM K.NOX, JR., 17 Sherman ay.. Alle
gheny. fe3-8f
Suburban Residences.
ET.A,70-? ' W. R. K., OR WEST PENN
11. R., four miles from rlty, only $12 50 per
month, elegant brick houses six rooms, water and
good cellar: cheapest rent and best houses ever
ottered for the money. BLACK & BAIltD, 95
lourthav. fe4-5J-nt
Ofllces. Desk Room, Etc.
0FfIHE?-T1IK fcEW BXNKOF COMMERCE
building Is now complete and ready for ten
auts; offices arc fireproof: rented with light, heat.
r V . Iu Janitor service, anil win im-
;., aVi. ,. '"r.1 e'ery respect. Apply m
COLVI.N. President, room 303. JalO-13
I.T.
10-13WS1
0FJI( 1,N miSIL PfcNN. EISNER. EX
CELSIOR. Schmertz, Rutin and other build
ings and in other good localities: send us your
name and address and we will mail you our rent
list regularly until April! free of cnarge. BLACIC
X liAllil). p.. Fourth av. Jal8 63t
OFFICES sr.VERAL GOOD OFFICES,
slnxleand connecting rooms, at low rents.
In the Garrlon buildings, corner Wood and
w ater sts., and Third av. and Wood st. Apply to
A. UAKRISON I'OUNDBY CO., Nos.10 and 12
V ood st. Ja31-17t
OFFlCESIN GKRMANIA SAVINGS BANK
.Lulldlng. Tt ood and Diamond sw.-. singly
orln suits: all modern Improvements and low
rent. Inquire atTHKBANK. oc2J-l9t
ECOND FLOOR OFF1CF.S-THE BEST IN
Allegheny; abundance or light: large: heat
andjanllorservlcc: In the new sierrlt building,
Ohio and West Diamond: send for list. W. A.
HKRRON SONS. 80 Fourth ay. 1a21-14-wt
Business Stands.
1 .Ai,(i5. STOREROOM-AT 75 (DISPATCH
r-i bn.l'dlng) Diamond st : next store but one
to Smlthneld; tize about 20X100, and widening to
TOlect In the rear; steam heat, electric light and
rear entrance for watrons and goods; power can
also be supplied ir needed. Apply to i. L.
CLARK, room 26, Dispatch building. 73, 77 and 79
Diamond St. Ja22-97t
LOFT-W1TH OR U 1TJIOUT STEAM POWER
Large loft for light manufacturing; long
lease lr desired. Inquire or PEARL LAUNDRY,
Nos. 25 and 27 Federal st.. Pittsburg. Ja27-98t
STORE-LARGE ONE WITH DWELLING
and stable, situate cor. or Beaver av. and
Juniata St.. Allegheny: good stand for any busi
ness; rent low. FEARNLEY, 112 Franklin St.,
Al.egheny. fet-W-wssut
STORKS AND BUSINESS ROOMS IN ALL
parts of the two cities and suburbs: send your
name nnd address and we will malt you our rent
list regularly until April I, free of charge.
BLACK ft BAlKD, 95 Fourth av. del7-2ut
THE SIXTH FLOOR OF 75. 77 and 79 DIAMOND
St. will be to let from April 1, with possibly
possession to lessee earlier: dimensions 60x90
icet: lighted upon all foursldes and also from
large central well: suitable for large wholesale
wareroom or light manufacturing: both passen
ger and freight elevators, electric light, steam
heating and power suDpliedTirneccssary. Apply
loJ.L.CLARK, room 28, 7S, 77 and 79 Diamond st.
. Ja22-93t
TWO NEW STOREI:OOMS-535ANDS37FIFTH
ay.:platcgIassfrouts: elegant location for
fine grocery or drygoods store. BAXTER,
THOMPSON ft CO., 162 Fourth ay. Ja3u-7:-Dt
-TTTAREROOM AND CELLAR-I44 WATER
V street, opposite B. ft o. depot. V. W. C.
BIDWELL&CO., corner Water st. and Cherry
alley. , - fe3-80t
Farms, ,
TJIARM-OF
30
ACRES WITH DWELLING
third ward,
city: suitable for dairy. D. -Y. c.
BIDWEL1
alley.
ft CO., corner Water St. and Cherry
fe3-79t
-I -I ACRES-1N BOROUGH BELLEVUE ON
JLJL New Brighton tnrnplke. on which Is brick
bouse, 8 rooms; also barn and orchard: possession
given atany time. Inquire ALEX PATTERSON,
corner Treble and Franklin. Allegheny.
Ja2S-33-wst
Miscellaneous.
ALLEGHENY HOUSES LARGE AND
small. Call nr send for list. free. W. A.
HERRON ft SONS. 80 Fourth av. fe4-3I-wt
DWELLINGS-IN ALL PARTS OF THE
city and suburbs; send us vour name and
address and we will malt you our" rent list regu
larly until April 1 free of charge. BLACK ft
BAIltD. 95 Fourth av. del7-20t
T-wWM.I.INGS-IN ALL PARIS OF ALLE
JL GHEN Y and suburbs; send us your name and
address and we will mall yon our reut list regu
larly until April 1 free or charge. BLACK &
BAlRU, 95 Fourth av. del7-20t
AST END RESIDENCF-S-SEND US YOUR
name and address and we will mail you our
rent list rcgnlarly until April L fre or charge.
BLACK & l'.AlKI). 95 Fourth av. de!7-20t
CHOICn PROPERTIES.
$4,200
Easy terms, for a new two-story mansard
brick dwelling; .eight rooms, hall, vestibule,
batb, inside w. c., nat. and art gas, olectric
light, front porcb, etc; corner two good streets
in Sbadyslde. on line of Duquesne Traction
and two squares from Fifth avenue cable.
Cheat bargain.
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO,,
162 FOURTH AVENUE.
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BUSINESS CHANGES.
mHE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN J. E.
JL Glass and C. T. Bpeckman. under the firm
name of J. E. Glass & Co.. has this day been
dissolved. All claims will be settled by J. E.
Glass, who continues the real estate business
at 138 Fifth av. J. E. GLASS.
C. T. BEECKMAN.
Pittsburg, Feb. Z 1S9L fe4-37
VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
L Arm of Holmes fc Arnold, composed of
Charles 8. Holmes and H. H. Arnold, proprie
tors of tbe Monongahela House, is dissolved,
as or February 1. 1891. Mr. Arnold retiring.
The business will bo carried on by Charles S.
Holmes, in his own name, to whom all claims
are to be presented for payment.
CHARLES S. HOLMES,
H. H. ARNOLD.
FEBTfUARY L 1831. fe4-47
DISSOLUTION NOTICE THE PART
NERSHIP bitberto existing between S.
Solomon and Jacob Adolpb, under tbe firm
name of tho Pittsburg Suspender and Shirt CoM
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent,
Jacob Adolph retiring. Tbe bnslness -will be
continued at tho old stand, SGI Liberty St., by S.
Solomon, who is antbonzed to settle all ac
counts and pay all bills of tbe Arm.
S. SOLOMON.
JACOB ADOLPH.
Pittsburg, Jan. 3L 1891.
In retiring from the above firm, permit me to
extend thanks to our patron? lor their many
favor, and I trust tbe same will be continued.
fe4-76 -JACOB ADOLPH.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE JOHN F. CLULEY.DECEASED
Notice is hereby given that letters testa
mentary on tbe estate of John F. Cluley, de
ceased, late of Pittsburg, have been issued to
tbe undersigned. Ail persons indebted to tbe
estate are requested to make payment and per
sons having claims to present the same to me.
ELIZA CLULEY.Execntrix of John F. Cluley,'
deceased, N o. o32 Grant street. ja2S-19-WED
INSTATE OF AUGUST SCHMIDT. DE
U CEASED Letters testamentary on the
above e3tato having been granted to the under
signed, all persons indebted to said estate are
requested to mako payment, and those having
rl.Timito present the same withont delay to
JULIUS U. LOW, Executor, No. a Fifth av..
or his attorney, MARSHAL!. BROWN, No.
157 Fourth av. ja!4-3S-w
HAYS N OBLE. Attorneys at Law.
118 Diamond street.
ESTATE OF W.M. M. DUNCAN, DE
CEASED Notice Is hereby given that
Inters of administration on the estate of Win.
M. Duncan have been granted to the under
signed, to whom all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and tiinsn havinc claims against the
sainn Khonbl make them known without delay.
DAVID J. DUNCAN. 414 Lewi block, city of
Pittsburg, or HAYS & NOBLE. 118 Diamond
street, Pittsburg, Ta. fe4-20-w
The Safe Deposit Cojipakt
op PiTTsnnita.
No. S3 Fomrrn av..
J.
Pittsburg. Jan. li 1S9L
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
JLl ancillary letters of administtation c. t. a.,
on estateof Julia C. Coleman, late of the coun
ty of Oranga and Statu of New York, have been
granted to the undersigned, to whom all per
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediato payment, and thoso havin
claims or demands against tho nme will make
them knowi without delay. THE SAFE DE
POSIT COMPANY. OF PITTSBURG, Ancil
lary Administrator, No. 83 Fourth av.. Pitts
burg. P.i. Jal4-lS.-BT
RESORTS.
THE CHALFONTE
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
On tbe beacb. with unsurpassed ocean view.
Silt water baths ln the house.
Send fur circular.
fel-90 E. ROBERTS 4 BONS.
AUCTION BALE-THURSDAY. AT 10 A.
it, froid 2 to 7:30 P. 31. Glassware, crock
err, silverware, lamps, bisquo and cut glass.
Store to rent and fixtures for sale. .
. .. J. A. GALLINGER.
fel 19 Bixth street '
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AUCTION SALES.
LAW OFFICE OF J. A. EMERY,
131 FIFTH AV.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
Estate of Isabella ThoriijDee'd
BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Orphans' Court, of Allegheny County, wa
will expose to public sale on tbe premises, on
THURSDAY. February 19. 189L at 2 o'clock P.
M., the following described real estate, late of
Mrs. Isabella Thorn, deceased.
AH that certain lot or piece of ground situate
in tbe Third ward, city or Allegheny, county of
Allegheny, and state of Pennsylvania, being
lot No. 4.5 in R. S. Cassat's nlan of lots as re
corded in Deed Book, vol. 55,"page 380, bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning on tbe west side of Linden street
at tbe distance of 180 feet from Knoll street;
thence sonthwardly 20 feet; thence along tha
line of lot No. 40, in said plan, parallel
with Knoll street, westwardly RX) feet to
Orchard alley; thence along Orchard alley
northwardly 20 feet, and thence along tbe lino
of lot No. 44, in said plan, eastwardly 100 feet to
Linden street, at tbe place of beginning. On
which Is erected a two-story brick dwelling,
being part of the same property wbicb Martha,
Rodgers by deed dated the 2d day of January,
1855, and recorded in tbe Recorder's office In
Deed Book, vol. 167, page 530, granted and
conveyed to said Isabella Thorn, deceased.
Terms of Sale Ten per cent of purchase
money cash on day of sale; tbirty-flve hundred
dollars of purchase money (Including the band
money) on confirmation of sale and delivery ot
deed, and tbe balance in one year from confirm
ation of sale and delivery of deed, with Interest
thereon, to be secured by bond and tight mort
gage on the premises.
DAVID G.MOON AND JOHN H. MILLER.
Executors.
J. W. DRAPE, Anctloneer.
PlTTSBUBO). January 27. 1S9L ja28-41-WBT-
COHEN A CO.. Attorneys, 85 Diamond St.
ORPHANS' "COURT SALE,
ESTATE OF
HENRY KAMPHAUS, Deceased
By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court
"f Allegheny county, at No. 1 October term,
1890, 1 will expose at public sale, on the premi
ses. Seventh warn, city of Pittsburg.
WEDNESDAY. February 25. at 2 P. 3L. the
following described real estate, being lot No.
22inplan of lots laid out by JaneMcCullongb,.
bounded by lots Nos. 10 and 23, running back
to Robert's lino 169 feet 4 inches, and back
from 6ame to line at the samo length, fronting
60 feet on Vine street and preserving the same,
width through the entire depth 60 feet, being
tbe same property which John E. Rbeam. by
bis deed dated July 26. 1S65, and recorded 'in
deed book, vok 187, p. 362, conveyed to the said
Henry Kampbatu.
Terms of sale One-third cash on confirma
tion of sale, and the remainder in two equal
annual payments with interest, secured by
bond and mortgage on the premises. Said
mortgage containing clause scire facias; pro
viding for the collection of installments of.
debt and interest in caso of default of mort
gagor with attorney's commission of 5 per cent
lor-eollection. ABRAHAM ISRAEL,
Truster, So Diamond su
A. J. PENTECOST "..
Auctioneer,
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413 GRANT STREET.
. ON TO-MORROW,
AT 3 O'CLOCK P.M.,
OIT THE PREMISES,
Noss6200 and 6202 Walnut St,
Between Shady and Hiland avenues,
East End,
Two Very Desirable Brick Houses,
(Almost new), modern fixtures. Lot 80x120 1
feet, fronting 3 streets,
AT ADJOURNED OBPH AITS' COURT'
SALE,
To oloset"estate of .Mrs. Elizabeth Holt, dej
ceased. Pnll information see
DAVID SHAW. Executor,
Or W. A. HBEBON & SONS.
80 FOURTH AYE. fe4-63
ASSIGNEE'S SALE,
The Entire Plant, Machinery and
Fixtures of the
Love Sewing Machine Co.,
ON
TUESDAY, February 17, 1891,
At U A. if., at the Factory, Rochester. Pa.
Tie Union Transfer and Trust Company,
OP PITTSBURG.
feI-127-MtVT Assignee,
AUCTION SALE
H. B. SMITHSON.
Real Estate and General Auctioneer, room 33,
Eisner building. Filth and Wood street. Sales
of jewelry and merchandise at stores. Furni
ture at residences promptly attended to.
de4Bn
TT7 E OFFER FOR SALE SEVERAL Off
Yl THE MOST DESIRABLE
ORANGEGROVES
IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
Onoof 100 acres adjoining the village of St
Francis Is offered for $25,000. A part of this
grove has been In bearing several years. Other'
trees are coming into bearing.
One small grove of three acres, which paidst
net profit of 51,500 the put season, is offered,
for $7,000.
Wi al offer a choice location for s
SANITARIUM, with a 20-acre orange grove,
elzht-room house and good out-buildlngs. for
0.000.
Lands adjoining either of the groves may be)
added at a low price. Location desirable.
Water from artesian wells. Good store,
weekly newspaper and daily mail.
L. H. HARRIS DRUG CO,,
NOS. 48 AND" 43 SEVENTH AVENUE.
PITTSBURG,, PA. fe4-D
REMOVAL.
House and Sign Painter, has removed from
135 Third avenue, to
73 SIXTH AVENUE.
Opposite Third Presbyterfan Church. Special
attention eiren to the handling of plate glass,
cutting and drilling: Repairing windows, sky
lights, eta House painting ana glazing la
all Its branches. OC19&-D
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
West Broadway and Chambers St., N. T.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Thorongluy renovated, in complete order,
restaurant unsurpassed. Passenger elevator.
Rooms SI per day and upward.
C. F. WILDEY. Prop. J
G. K. LANSING. Manager. f el-og-ws
$500 to $500,000
To loan on mortgages, city or country property,
at lowest r.itcs.
JAS. W. DRAPE t CO..
12) Fourth av., Pittsburg. Telephone No. 97SL
fe4-44
ANTED '
MANUFACTURING SITE
By corporation having plant ln the city desir
ing to enlarge. Parties having snecial induce
ments to offer will receive careful consldera
tlon by addrtsslnglRQN. Box 870. cltv. tel-149
AF. SAWHIEL,
ACCOUNTANT,
1S7 Federal street, Allegheny. Pa.
Attends to opening or closing books, correc
tion of errors, or anything in the line ot
accounting. deS-54-s
BUTTER FROM
STEVENSON CREAMERY,
III 3, 4 and 5 pound cases,
GEO. K. STEVENSON A CO, - '
jyfrSS-jnvF Sixth avent
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