THE PITTSBTIRQ- 1SPATCH, TUESDAY,
SO SIGNS OF A CUT.
Local Eailroad Officials-Don't Believe
There Is Immediate Relief
FOR MILL MEN OF THE VALLEYS.
The Question to Be Considered at the
Chicago Meeting To-Day.
UOW THE FREIGHT FOIST IS YIEVYED
The prospects for an immediate cnt in
freight rates on coke to the Rationing and
Shenango valleys are not very bright. The
question of reducing the rates on manufac
tured articles to the East and "West will be
considered at the meeting of the Central
Traffic Association in Chicago to-day.
The furnace men about 2ew Castle and
Sharon claim thp t the solntion of the shut
down problem rests now with the railroads;
that the coke men have agreed to reduce
their product to 81 75 per ton, but they are
waiting to see what the railroads will do,
and unless a corresponding cut in lreight
rates is made the cut on coke, would not be
of much avail. When this statement was
shown yesterday to General Freight Agent
Prank Dean, of the Lake Erie road, hesaid:
No Possibility or Lower Kates.
"lliat is certainly incorrect. It was only
last Saturdav that a prominent coke oper
ator told me tUey could not figure on the pnre
until the wage question is settled. anO the
workmen intend to go on a strike on Wednes
day. Even if tlie freight rate on cote is re
duced 15 cents, as they ask, I do not
believe tne furnace men will re
sume. As nearly as I can remember,
the entire freight charges for a ton of iron, ac
cording to i heir figures are S2 54, and a re
duction of 15ccnts would not reduce the cost
er much. Until the price of coke is fixed
there is no possibility of the freight rate, being
reduced. 1 don't know when the Local Freight
Committee will meet again to consider the de
wands." General Western Freight Agent C. S. Wright,
ot the Baltimore and Ohio road, said he had no
opinion:, on the question to offer, as they might
be revered by lus superiors, and talk was use
less, anvbow.
Another frieght agent spoke more at length.
"This Is not a one-sided question." he said.
"Whenever the Mahoning and Shenango fur
nace men arennable to compete in the markets
they blame the railroads. They never thluk of
holding themselves responsible for the
rcult. To beirin with, overproduction is
tho mam cause of the present depression.
About a car ago when the price of Bessemer
pi; iron w& up to$235Q, the fnrnace men were
too greedv, and they turned in and made too
much iroii. What as the result? The bottom
dropped out of the market, and to-day jou will
find little mill iron in the valleys, but there is
a bcarj stock of pis.
Increased Tig Iron Production.
"Ta show how the pig iron production lias
incitaed, in 1SS5 the American outpntwag
0.660,000 net tons; in 1S90 it reached 10,000,000
net tos. In England in 1SS5, S.400.000 net tons
were produced, and in 1890 the figures had only
Increased to 9.000,000. The furnace men
fail to consider this factor, but sail into the
railroads when everything is not going to suit
thrm. On the other hand.:in their fight for a
reduction in lre.gbt rates they never mention
the fact that last year they paid SI per ton
more for their ore than ever before. 1 claim
that the cut of lb cents on the coke rate will
not ale it possible for them to resume work.
T-e Mahoninsand Shenango men are fol
lowing in the footsteps of their fathers. They
are making iron as their daddies did years ago.
Inst.ad ot confining themselves to making
rnJnant iron, which the Southern manu
fauurer is knocking out, why don't they turn
oui other specialties, as steel shafts, billets,
wire rod6, etc, on which they could realize
living prices? Much of their pig iron
used to be shipped to Pittsbnrg and other
places, but the capacity of the furnaces
has been increased in this city, and the valley
men have, to a large extent, lost the market.
In a similar manner markets in other places
Lave bfen cut off by local production. Surely
the railroads are not responsible for this
feature of the problem.
Rn&h to tlie Railroad, for Keller.
"Again, the Inrnace men have recently spent
large sums of money in improving and enlarg
ing their works. The sudden depression in the
trtde pinches eoine of them and
they rush to the railroads for re
lief, but in their demands they
never speak of their late expenditures.
Southern pig iron is also a prominent factor in
the question, and will continue to be for some
time. The southern men ran make and load
pig iron on the cars for $9 75 per ton, and
the freight to the valleys is $1 10. makingthe
entire cost in Yonnrstown S13 85. The
valley furnace men can't deliver the iron on
the cars for this price. They have been work
mc on a higher basis, anil until they change it
they can't bone to compete with the Southern
manufacturers. The reason whv these fel
lows can make iron so cheap now is that
thev have made lots of money out of town lots,
which Is promptlv invested in iron mills, and
they are using much of it to put their product
on the market at a low rate to call attention to
them and their business. This can't last for
ever, but until the shaking Ait process is over,
tlie Northern furnace man is bound to suffer.
The coke rate at present to the valleys Is
$1 35. Of this sum 70 cents on the ton goes
to the lines irom the regions to Pittsburg, and
the roads from this point to the valleys receive
the other 65 cents. These figures may seem
large for the transportation of a ton of coke,
but when all the switching necessary is done to
get a car of coke trom the regions to the fur
naces, the above suniB have been very much
reduced.
In Pittsbnrg. where the iron trade is dull,
the manufacturers have asked for nothing.
They don't confine themselves to making mer
chant iron, but turn out other specialties on
whicn the Southern men. with their inferior
grades of iron, cannot figure."
I SHALL always feel indebted to you. My
father says Dr. Jayne's Expectorant saved
mv life when I was a baby, and I regard
your Expectorant as the best remedy in the
"world for all diseases ot the throat and
lungs. When I sell a bottle of Dr. Jayne's
Expectorant I feel that I have done a good
deed. Mr. A- T. Bowling, Merchant,
Elvira, Ky., December 5, 1S90.
CHEAP TUESDAY.
Three Special Prices for To-Day.
To piece out the season you'll need an
extra pair of pants a good suit if you can
buy it extra cheap, or a school suit for your
boy. Here's what we offer to-dav:
Your choice of five tables of men's
good cassiroere pants, neat patterns,
checks, stripes and mixtures, only..l 50
About 200 boys' suit, sizes 4 to 14,
zood suits for school wear, tasty and
"great wearers," each 52 00
Your choice of 10 tables of men's suits,
sacks and cutaways, made from
cassiniere, corkscrew and cheviot, for
only each 56 50
P. C. C C., PlTTSBUKG COMBIITATIOX
Clothino Company, corner Grant and
Diamond streets, opposite the Court House.
EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON, D. C.,
Via the II. & O. R. K.,
Ou Thursday, February 12. Rate $9 the
round trip. Tickets good for ten days and
valid for trip to Baltimore. Trains leave
Pittsburg at 7:25 A. M. and 920 r. si. Se
cure your parlor aud sleeping car accommo
dations at once.
Men's Fancy Vests.
A fancy vest is now the proper thing for
gentlemen. We have our spring assort
ment now readv. See them.
Hohne & Wakd, 41 Fifth avenue.
Cnps and Saucers.
Onr marked-down sale is now started and
we offer the best values in all grades of teas,
coffees and chocolates at C. Reizenstein's,
152, 154, 156 Federal street, Allegheny.
FINE UPRIGHT PIANO, 8195.
Square Piano, S1G5. Square Piano 8100.
An elegant 7 4 octave upright piano with
all improvements, splendid action, excellent
tone and handsomely carved case at $195.
Also a fine square grand piano, fully war
ranted at 51C5, aud a square piano suitable
for a beginner, at $100. For a rare bargain
call at the music store ot J. M. Hoffmann &
Co., 537 Smitbfield street, agents for the
celebrated Sohnier pianos, Colby pianos and
Peloubel red pipe organs.
Mothers will find Mrs. Winalow's Soothing
Srup the best remedy for their children.
DUTIES OF A POLICEMAN.
In Slaking a Raid, the Court Say Ho Most
Arrest Everyone In the House Cases
Set Tor Trial To-Day Notes From the
Courts. ,
A verdict for the defendants was given
yesterday in the suit of Richard McCabe
against Inspector John McAleese and Offi
cer Thomas Paisley. The case was an nc
tibfefor damages for an alleged false arrest.
On September 29 Inspector McAleese and
his officers raided a speak-easy and poker
room at the corner of Market and Water
streets. JtcCabe was a shoemaker, and had
a loom in the same building on the floor above
the room raided. When the officers entered
the house, McCabe was in the hallway. When
be saV the police, he and another man ran up
stairs to McCabe's room. The police followed
and arrested both, taking them, with 13 others,
to Central station. McCabe was afterward re
leased, bnt brought suit for dam aces.
Judra Collier, In charging the jnry in the
case, painted out a police officer's duty as very
clear. It was defined explicitly by the laws and
ordinances in relation to such places. It was
an officer's duty in making a raid to arrest any
one seen by them in or about the bouse, either
in the hallways or coming out or going in the
doors, or in the rooms. Their presence was
sufficient cause for arrest anil detention for a
hearing, aud if at the hearing tbey proved in
nocence, tbey should be released. The jury
speedily gave a verdict for the defendants.
TO-DAYS TRIAL LIST.
The Cases Slated for Hearing in the Various
Courts.
Common Pleas No. 1 Clark vs Bailey etal;
Safe Deposit Company vs Chambers et al;
Lyons vs McCaffrey et al; GollonsA Co. vs
Hippely et al; Robinson, treasurer, vs Kem
muir; Hnlnin vs Cntbbertson: Clark! vs Uroetz
ingcr; Smith vs Willey Bros.: Fisher vs. P. A. Jc
M. Railway Company; Callahan vs Hartz et al;
Block vs Pittsburg and Birmingham Passenger
Railway Company.
Common Pleas No. 2 N esbit vs McClinton:
Coon vs White; Reinenian et al vs Wattles;
McFeslers vs McK. A B.-V. R. R. Co.; Costello
vs Tallin; Alles vs .Mellon: Beck vs McKnight;
Bailey otBoler vs Dickson et al: Rodney vs city
of Allegheny; Daub Bros, vs Citizens' Traction
Companv: Bernstein vs B. t O. R. R.Co.; Wood
horn vs P., C iSt. L. Co.: Brown vs borongh
of McKeesport: tValdron vs same; Hoetzel vs
same; Devenney vs same.
Criminal Court Commonwealth vs Louis
Hilke(2), James Walker.C.J.Groff(2), John Mc
Laughlin (2), Pat Long, J. W. Smart, Susie
Dunsealh (:ij. Thomas Welsh, Joseph Worm
ser, Isaac Wurmser.
Notes From the Courts.
The snit ot J. M. Larimer against Margaret
A. Negley and John Uroetzlnger, an action on
a lease, is on trial before Judge Magee.
Edward Slack yesterday entered suit
against John Conner for $1,000 damages for
injuries received wnile working at a 'stone
breaking machine.
Joseph Fedf.k, assignee of. Aaron Feder,
yesterday entered suit against Mrs. J. M.
Gnsky to recover $3,573 on an account for
clothing furnished.
The jury is out in the case of James M.
Fleming against the Baden Gas Company, an
action to recover damages for Injury to land
caused by laying a pipe line through it.
Ix the suit of A. J. and L. C. Barton against
Henry Murphy, trustee of T. J. Hamilton, an
action on an account, a verdict of $39 09 for the
plaintiffs was taken esterday by consent. .
The suit of the Granny Mining and Smelting
Company against the First National Bank" of
Pittsburg, garnishee of the Manufacturers'
Galvanizing Company, an action on an
account, is on trial before Judge Slagle.
A verdict of S428 lor the plaintiff was
given yesterday in the snit of Jacob Powle
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. The suit was for damages for injuries
received by being struck by ono train as he
was dismounting from another.
Geokge Baibd yesterday entered suit
against Herman Vondereckfor $6,000 damages.
Baird claims that one day while walking along
the P. V. & C. R. R. tracks Vandoreck. ont of
maliciousness, tired at him with a shotgun.
The shot struck him in the head and face, and
destroyed one of his eyes.
A kox-suit was entered against the plaintiff
j esterday in the case of John Mellon against
H. A. Warner, Superintendent, and J. H. Hare,
A. Lysle, Charles Donnell, W. A. Magee,
William Hill and C. C. Hox, managers of the
workhouse. Mellon was employed at tho
workhouse, and was injured by the kick of a
borte. He sued for damages, claiming that the
officers knew the horse was vicious when tbey
sent him to attenu to it. Tbe Court directed a
non-suit on motion of the defendant's attorney.
'l HAVE been occaslonallytroubled with coughs
and in each rase have used Brown's llronchl.il
Troches, which have never failed, and I must say
they arc second to none in the world." lelixJL.
May, Caehttr, St. J'aul. Jfinn.
The favorite for restoring life and color to the
hair is l'AiiKEn'i, Hair Balsam.
I'AitKUi'b Ginger Toxic the best cough cure.
.ELECTIONS.
OFFICEALLEOHENY BRIDGE COMPANY, I
Pittsburg. Jan. 3L 1891 (
ELECTION AN ELECTION FOR PKESI
DENT, managers and officers of the com
pany for erecting a briage over the Allegheny
river, opposite Pittsburg, will be held at the
tollhouse, at the south end of the bridge on
MONDAY. March 2 next, at 2 o'clock p. M
WM. ROSEBURG.
feS-SC-Tu Treasurer.
CENTRAL BASK. 1
Pittsburg, Pa.. Januarv3l, 1891. J
ELECTION THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for Directors of this bank, to serve during
the ensuinir vear. will be 'held at the banking
house. 47 Fifth avenue. TUESDAY, February
10, itfll. between tbe hours of 11:30 a. m. andl
P. M. (J. C. DAVIS, Cashier.
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Pittsburg fc Castle shaxnon r. r. Co., l
Genetal office, Carson St., Southside.
Pittsburg. Feb. 2, 1891.
ELECTION THE ANNUAL MEETING
of tbe stockholders of this rompanv will
be held 5 at this office on TUESDAY, Febru
ary 17. 1891. between the hours of J! and 4 P. jr.,
for tbe-purpose of electing a president and ten
directurs 'to serve during tlie ensuing year and
for the transaction of such other business as
mav properl come before them.
E. J. REAMER,
fel-C9-D Secretary and Treasurer.
LEGAL NOTICES.
ESTATE OF CHARLES S. MCCARGO,
deceased. Administrator's notice. Notice
is hereby given that letters of administration
on the ettate of Charles S. MCargo, late of
Allegheny City, "Allegheny county, Fenna,, de
ceased, haie been granted to the. undersigned,
to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are
requestel to mute immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands against the
same will make them known without delay to
HARRISON D. MASON, Administrator, 162
Ridge avenue, Allegheny. felO-3-Tn
N
OTICE-IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AP-
rLlUATiUK will be made to the Court of
Common Pleas No. 2, or Allegheny county, on
SATURDAY. February 28. 1891,at Iff o'clock A.
M..under the provisions of tbe corporation act of
1871 and its supplements for a charier of incor
poration for the Iron City Microscopical Society,
tbe character and object whereof is to encour
age tbe study of microscopy, by forming a li
brary and collection of books and objects re
lating thereto, and by bringing together those
interested in the science for tho purpose of
study and investization. The proposed charter
is on file at No. 167 of April term, 189L JOHN
D. SHAFER, solicitor for Applicants.
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VTOTICE OF PROPOSED INCREASE OF
1 indebtedness of tbe Allen Sub-School
District Notice is hereby given that on tbe
third TUESDAY of February next, viz.: Feb
ruary 17. 1S9L an election will be held in ac
cordance with the provisions of the' third sec
tion of the act of April 20, 1874, entitled an act
to regulate the manner of increasing the in
debtedness of a municipality, etc, at the places
and by the officers provided by law Tor the
holding of municipal elections tor the purpose
or obtaining the assent of the electors of the
Allen Sub-School District, Thirty-first ward.
Pittsburg, to increase the indebtedness ot the
said district.
The last assessed valuation of the district is the
son or SL402.414
Tbe amount of the existing- debt is the Bum
of- 49,000
The amuunt of the proposed increase, 3 ner
cent of 1,402,444. is the sum of. $42,03 32
The percentage of the proposed increase is 3
percent. The parpose for which the indebt
edness is to be increased is the erection of suit
able school buildings in the said school district,
the Allen Sub-School District.
JOHN EICHLEAY. Jr..
M. M. GARLAND. President.
becretary.
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PROPOSALS.
"VTOTICE TO CARPENTERS SEALED
JM proposals will be received at this office
until 4 o'clock P. M, WEDNESDAY, February
11, 189L for alterations and additions to furni
ture and fixtures in the Recorder's office.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Re
corder's office. The Commissioners reserve tbe
right to reject any or all bid.
JAMES A. GRIER.
Xe6-CG-Turs County Controller.
S3-Display advertisements one dollar per
tqvareorone insertion. Clauifled advertiic
menu on this page, such at Wanted, For Sate,
To Let, eft, ten cents per line or each inser
tion, 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 OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANT, JTOR SALE, TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVEKriSE51ENTS WILL BE
KECEIVKDUl'TOSP. M. FOB INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with The Dispatch.
FOR THE SOUTHSIDE. NO. 1411 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. 602!.
FOR THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, 6121
l'LNN AVE. , i
ITTTSBUltG ADDITIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY S509 Butler street.
EM1LG. STUCKEY, 24th tret and rennave.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHER. S3 Fedtral street.
H. J. MCBRIDE, Market House. Allegheny.
F. H. EGGERS i, SON. Ohio and Chestnut sts.
THOMAS MCHEN RY, Western and Irwin avej.
G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PERRY M. ULEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny aves.
WANTED.
"Male HelD.
B
OY-TO LEARN THE BARBER TRADE. 318
UK NT ST. felO-98
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ANVASSER-INTELMUENT. FOR CKN-
luui mciionary. 11. watts, ui wooasi,
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CARRIAGE DR1VER-WHO UNDERSTANDS
the care of horses and cows; must he steady,
sober and industrious. Apply to JolIN CAR
PENTER, cor. Fourteenth and Etna sts., cltr.
fclO-74
COOK-EXPERT CATSUP COOK-A MAN
who understands making the best goods now
on the market: a good position and a permanent
one to the right party. Address C. B., 490 Lln
voodav., Buffalo. K. Y. fea-49
DRUG CLERK-TWO OR THREE YEARS'
experience: give reference. Address
DRUGS, Dispatch office. felO-83
DRUG CLERK-MUST BE REGISTERED AS
manager; also reference. BORAX Dispatch
office. fclo-53
MACHINISTS-ANUMBEBOFFIRST-CLASS
machinists to vrork on Ice and refrl peratinj?
machinery and stationary engines: pood wages
and steady work to firt-class men. Address
FK1CK CO., Waynesboro, Franklin countv. Pa.
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MAN ACTIVE. KNEKGETIC MAN TO
manage branch ofQce in l'lttsburjr, for old
established Philadelphia magazine: no capital,
hut reference and small security required: good
opportunltv Tor right man. Address B. F. II.,
Dispatch office. felO-M
MAN -WHO CAN TAKE CHARGE OF A
retail boot and shoe denartment In this city.
Address, in confidence, st.itlng experience and
salary expected, B. &.&., Dispatch office.
fcS-100-TTS
MAN-TO TAKE CHARGE OF OUR PAPER
hot shop. Apniy to HRITTAN, GRAHAM
& MAlHEs, Lockton button. P., C. M. L.
R. U. fe8-129
MEN-AT ONCE, HONESr. ENERGETIC
men to travel and solicit orders for nursery
stock: meu with some knowledge of agriculture
preferred; permanent employment and good pay:
state age and Drevious occupation. For terms and
particulars, address It. ti. CHASE & CO.. 1430 s.
I'cnn Squaie. Philadelphia, Pa. Ja31-40-TTSSu
MEN TWO MEN TO SELL TO THE TKAOE
Imperial Stove Polish and Imperial Silver
Polish on commission. Address V. F. WORTH
CO., KH Bond st., E. K., Pittsburg, Pa. felO-40
M:
EN-GOOD INDUSTRIAL INSURANCE
men: good par and permanent position to
men. Call R. 33, 90 Fourth av fc 10-70
rich
OKOANIZEBS-TO INSTITUTE J.ODGES OF
the Iron League: !100 in one year: siOpcr
week for disability. Address BOX 1555. Nashua,
N. H. Je7-:-TThs
PIANO TUNER-A FIRST-CLASS PIAKO
tuner must be a practical man: one who
understands repairing as well as tuning: no
bunglers need apply. Address P. M. H., No. 201
Main street, Greensburg, Pa. feS-51
SALESMEN-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION
to handle the new patent chemical Int eras
ing pencil. The greatest celling novelty ever
produced. Lrases Ink thoroughly in two seconds;
no abrasion of paper: a to 500 per cent profit:
one agent's sales amounted to (620 In six days;
another 32 In two hours. We want on' energetic
general agent for each state and '1 errltcrytsample
bymallSocts. For terms and full particulars,
address THE MONROE EKASEKMrG. CO.. La
Crosse. Wis. fe"-3
SALESMEN 'B A SIDE LINE lO TAKE
orders for O'Keere's ( K." shoe blacking;
good commissions, quick seller: finest blacking
made In the world. Address DR. O'KEEFL A
CO.. Chemists. 34 Finh av., Pittsburg, Pa.
feS-i:
SALESMEN WE MAKE A LIBERAL OFFER
to traveling and local salesmen In ererv State
who can on retail grocers. OLUTKN ENTIRE
WHEAT FLOUB CO., 135 Lake St., Chicago. 111.
lel0-62-Tu
SALESMAN FIRST-CLASS WATCH AND
Jewelry salesman: one who has hid experi
ence on the road. OSKAMP, NOLT1NU & V'O.,
Cincinnati. O. fe5-8a-n
SALESMAN ACQUA1NTFD WITH THE
silverware business to call on W. H. MUR
PH1, 535 Orant st. relO-43
SECRETARIES AND OKGAN1ZERS-BY AN
assessment order paving $100 in six monthsat
an estimated cost of $44: reputable men and
women can secure liberal compensation. Address
SI. McINTYHE, snprcme Manager, No. 102S Arch
St., Philadelphia, l fcd-6
STOVE PLATE MOLDERS-STKADY WORK
through the year In Rathbone, Sard &Co.'s
new shops at Aurora. 111. Apply In person or by
letter to CAPTAIN JAjSlEs A. VENN. Sup't:,
Aurora, HI. ja31-13-TTS
Agents.
AGENTS-TO SELL AND EVERYBODY TO
use Dr. O'Keefe's 5 cent pills. Good as
gold. Dr. o'Keefe's liver pills, cold or catarrh
pills, cough pills, dlarrhoja pills, dvspepsla pills,
rhuematism pills, headache pills skin eruption
pills, worm pills. Ktdnev pills. lcncorrhcBa 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, piles pills. Price
25 cents: large bottles. ?1. Dlt. O'KEEFE & CO..
Homeopathic chemists. 34 Fifth av., Pittsburg.
Will move to 7C8 smithfield st. April L fc9-Z!
AGENTS-TO SELL "EMIN PASHA." BY
A. J. Slounteney-Jcphson: the great com
panion book to Stanley's ln Darkest Africa;'
sold onlv by subscription. P. J. FLEMING &
CO., 77 Diamond st. a25-TWTFSS
Female Help.
APPRENTICES-IMPROVERS. GOOD SEW
ERS, operators: also ladles and girls tolcarn
dressmaking and cutting. Call or write. LON
DON AND PARIS DRESSMAKING CO.. 906 I'cnn
avenue. Ja8-l&.TuwTh
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OOK-FEMALE COOK. 20 and 2! FEDERAL
si., Aiiecneny. lelu-as
GOOD GIKL-FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
References required aud high wages paid.
Inquire 1 BLUFF ST. lclo-44
LAOY AGENTS-THREE DOLLARS CAPI
TAL will build up a business p.iylng $25 00
weekly selling onr noelt1es in ladle' and chil
dren's wear; our child's combined waist and hose
supporter is the cutest little garment ever invent
ed and sells at sight. Address with stamp, SIRS.
G.CAMPBELL, 434 W. Randolph St.. Chicago.
Ja27-70-TThb
NURSE-LADY'S NURSE. WITH REFER
ENCE: state wages. NURSE, Dispatch
office. felO-l
. Male and Female Help.
MUSICIAN OK SINGER-LAD Y OR GENTLE
M AN, -with business ability and acquaint
ance in musical circles, wanted as local repre
sentative of mnslcal inontnlv: handsome re
muneration. Address, nlth references. experience,
age. etc.. StUSlCAL AOE, 220 Washington St.,
Jersey City, N. J. - lcl0-6l
TWO TEASISTERS-TWO FARM HANDS,
dishwashers, chambermaids, laundress. 100
nurse girls, 3) cooks. 10 chambermaids, nurse
girls, colored girls, sewing girls. MEEHAN'fr.
545 Grant st. fc9-D
Situations.
BOOKKEEPING-I ATTEND TO ANYTHING
in the line or lntrlcttc accounting, such as
opening and closing of books or correction or
errors: also gne instructions In the use of the
Voucher System. A. F. SAWUILL, 1S7 Federal
St.. Allegheny, Pa. dc6-54-D
SlfUATlOX-AS LADY'S COMPANION-BY
a refined and educated young lad; can give
the best of city rcierences. Address E. B. T..
box 228, Slansfield Valley. Pa. felo-4J-TT
Cooms.
BOOM-FURNISHED ROOM IN PRIVATE
family by two gentlemen, city or Oakland
preferred; both gases desired: bath: references.
Address G. O. P., Dispatch office. fe!0-9S
Real Estate.
TO BENT-IN ALLEGHENY'. HOUSE OF 10
to 12 rooms; for modern house in Urst-class
location a liberal rent will be paid and propertv
well cared for. Address MODERN, Dispatch
office. i feS-65
Financial.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWXST MARKET
rates on bond and mortgage: no delay.
RLED B. CO YLK Jt CO., 131 Fourth av.
dCll-TTS
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD MORTGAGE
securities, lowest rates: no delay. SAMUEL
W. BLACK CO.. 9S Fourth av. dell-4-iThS
MORTGAGES-WK HAVE S5.000 TO DIVIDE
Into J000, ?s00 or St, uuo loans: S10.COU to divide
into two mortgages, $8,000 and S4.000; also have
(1.200. S4.50O and 15.000:, exoenses very light;
money ready on approval or title. 3. J. FLEM
ING CO.. 132 Fifth av. Tel. 177. fe7-17
TO LOAN S500,OU), IN AMOUNTS OF S3.000
and upward, on city and suburban property,
on 5 per cent: also smaller amounts at 6 per cent.
BLACK & 1IA1UD. 9o Fourth avenue.
se21-d.Z6-D
TO LOAN 8200,000 ON SIOKTGAGES fl00
aud Howard at 6 per cent: f50a,oeo t4)j per
cent on residences or hnstness property, vacant
lots or farms. S. H. FRENCH, m Fourth ave.
OC23-P
WANTED.
Financial.
ALOAN-I WANT TO BORROW 5,000 OR
(10. 000 to put In my business, for n term or
probably three years (payable sooner It 1 elect):
will give mv uotc. Interest payable every four
months, and also assign as security till 000 to 820.
000 ot my Interest in theestate or William Scrapie,
Allegheny Citv, Pa. : interest not over 8 per cent.
Address JAJIKS At. SEJIPJ.E. Toledo, O. feU)-60
IF YOU WjfNT TO BORROW OB LOAN
money on mortgages, buy or sell real estate,
we have the very best of facilities for handling
Sropertles and placing of monevs promptly.
ICLA1N & ZUGSS1ITH, 437 Grant st. fea-79
MONK'-OUR FACILITIES FOR FURNISH
ING money to any amount on bond and
mortgagoareunequalcd: lowest rates of interest,
and no delay. 11 yon need money apply MORRIS
& FLEMING. 108 Fourth ave. Jy27-SC-TTSbU
1tONEY LOANED LOWEST RATES OF IN
-1X TEREST, according to amount and loca
tion: no delay. BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.,
102 Fourth av. sc30-59-TUSSu
MORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY;
countv property at lowest rates. II EN 1: 1
A. WEAVER CO.. 92 Fourth avenue. inh2-D
MOla'GAGES-MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS
to suit at 4X. 5 and 6 per cent. ALLES &
jlAILEY. 16! Fourth .ave. Tel. 167. apl4-19-TTSSU
Miscellaneous.
BLACKSMITH STAND. CHEAP, WITH SOME
lind; good community: shoeing custom of
250 horses. Addresr A. BRATSCHIK, Shenango,
Lawrence Co., Pa. ie!0-5l-TTSS
E
VERY LADY-WISHING TO BE HER OWN
dressmaker to call .it 616 l'eun ave. (ot-
?oslte Home's stores) and Investigate MAUAMi.
'LESHER'S ladles' tailoring sysxni; no risk;
panics responsioic; scnooi now open. noi:-
LARGE FLOORS WITH POWER. ADDRESS,
giving size and location, BOX 325. Pittsburg.
fc7-13
LATHE-S41ALL SECOND-HAND FOOT
lathe in pood order and cheap: give full de
scription. Address C. M. FOWLER, No. 40
Lllbgowav.. Allegheny, fel0-63j
PENSIONS 'IHE PITTSBURG PENSION'
AGENCY OF J. H. STEVENSON &CO., 100
Uflh av, Pensions now had for all dlsihlcd sol
diers, pcrmauently helpless children and widows
or deceased soldiers under late act or Congiess;
pensions increased to correspond with the dis
ability; bounties collected: certificates of service
procured where discharges arc lost.
de."0-M-TTS .
SOME GOOD CHRISTIAN FAMILY TO ADOIT
b iby bov 3 weeks o'd : best of parentage. Ad
dress D. A.. Dispatch office. fel0-47
YOU GET A BAKKK'S DOZEN (13) OF
Stewart & Co. 's fine cabinet photos for (1, at
90 and FEDERAL ST., Alleghcuy.
mv2S-49-TT8u
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
City Residences.
CONGRESS ST. - TWO-STORY BRICK
dwelling, 7 rOoms and bath, both gases,
water, good cellar: convenient to Wylte and
Firth avenue cable cars. Lnmbert st., two-story
frame dwelling. 5 rooms, attic collar: good con
dition; lot24xlOC Congress St., two-story brick
house, S rooms, hall, vestibule, hath, both gases,
hot and cold water, laundry in cellar: lot 22x47.
Duff St., new two-story frame dwelling, 6 rooms
aud attic water and good cellar, line porch and
hall: latest Improvements: neir Wvllc av. cable
cars; lot 20x30x97. HUS1PHKEY & WHITE. 535
Grant St.. city. felO-n"
ELEGANT MODERN STYLE 12-BO.OM BRICK
residence with 14 lbts of ground; 83.000. M.
P. HO W LEY. 127 Fourth av. fe9-29'
-fT. WASHINGTON WYOMING ST.. 2
JLiJL SIOKY frame dwelling, 6 rooms and attic:
nat. gas etc; a very neat, comfortable hnmeand
lot is 55x110. J. C. RE1LLY, 77 Diamond st.
NO. 2113 JANE ST., S. S.-ONLY S3.500: TWO
brick houses, one in front of 6 rooms, and
one in rear of 5 rooms: a paying investment iterms
verv reasonable. 1351). IT. A. HERRON X
SON'S, No. 80 Fourth av. fclO-79-TiiWF
BESIDENCE-EXTRA FINE-ON CENTER
av.. two-story and attic brick dwelling,
eight rooms, both gases, laundry, bath, ln6lde w.
c, slate mantles, tile hearths, etc: lot 24x163 to
Wylle av. J. C. KEILLY 77 Diamond sL
fe8-96'
CQ O0O-P1KEST., A2H STORY BRICK OF
J79 four rooms and finished attic: three two
room brick ana one two-room frame In rear.
BLACK 4 BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. (g71
fe7-38-7,10,15'
Ci) 800-VICEROY T . "JEAK MAGEE ST..
O '1 two-story brick dwelling 6 rooms; in good
condition; terms easy. J- C. KEILLY, 77 Dia
mond st. feS-95
Hozelwood Residences.
H
AZELWOOD-2-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING of 7 rooms, bath. hall, laundrv. hard
wood finish, newly papered and painted, nat. gas,
h. and c water, inside w. c. sewered, etc. : lot
60x120 feel; 2 minutes' walk from Hazelwood sta
tion and Second Avenue Electric Railway: price,
S6, 800: terms reasonable IRA SL' BUKCHFIELO,
lis Fourth av. lal8-30
HAZELWOOO-ON SYLVAN AVENUE
hone of nine rooms, with bathroom, laun
dryandboth kinds of pis: beautlfullv situated
and convenient to both the B. A O. X. ti. and the
Second avenue electric road. HILL BURGWIN,
150 Fourth ar. felO-57-TThSt
East End Residences.
A HANDSOME NEW AND STRICTLY llOD
EltN brick residence In one or the best
neighborhoods of East End: very convenient to
both cables and P. R. It.; 11 rooms, with recep
tion hall, hard wood mantels and extra fine tiled
hearths, stained glass windows and tranioms,
French plate beveled gla6s in vestibule doors
two porches and second story veranda, fine bath
with porcelain lined tab. sta. marble top wash
stand, combination elcctrlc'and gas chandeliers
and brackets, switch attachments, large pantry,
china and linen closets steel range, cement cel
lar, sidewalk macadamized and nagged: every
room In house papered: lot 50x120; price lowJTor
this class of propertv and terms re isonable: nos
sesslon at any time. (3027.) S. A. DICKIE S,
CO., Penn and Shady avs.. E. E. felO-46-TT
EAST END-AT S4,250-A NEAT HOUSE OF 7
rooms and bath. etc. with nice corner lot in
the. East End: house almost new. possession at
once. A bargain to a prompt purchaser JAS.
W. DRAPE & CO., 129 Fourth avenue, Pittsburg.
fe7-44-D"
OAKLAND-VERY CHEAP HOUSE. CON
TAINING 10 rooms, In snlendld repair, with
all modern conveniences: lot contains abont one
and one-quarter acre of grauiid: on uromlneut
street, ucarcablc and Duqnesne electric roads;
good reason git en for selling. Inquire of W. H.
WAIT. 102 Fourth av. Ja27-SI"
PENN AV., EAST END-GOOD BRICK
dnelllng of seTcn rooms, finished attic,
bjtri. halt and cellar: wide porch over entire
front: fine lot with slae entrance to an alley:
property In good order:, possession In 80 days,
owner going East. JAS. W. DRAPE A CO.. 129
Foutth av.. Pittsburg. fel0-39
CfJ 300 HOWE ST.. NEAR AIKEN AV.,
Ou) East End. one square from cable cars,
brick dwelling, nine rooms, finished attic, hall,
tile vestibule double parlors, bath. Inside w. c,
hardwood and slate mantels, four tile hearths,
china closet, pantry. Iiardwood staircase and
finish; tack stairs. Inside shutters, gas fixtures,
handsomely papered and grained, both gases,
range, laundry, stationary tubs, cemented cellar,
frost and back porches, trees and shrubberv,
street sewered and paved; lot 36x100: convenient
to all cars, WM. PETTY & CO., 107 Fourth av.
fe8-78-TTSSU
CO lOO-TWOCHEAPHOUSES; TWO-STORY
0"J' frame, with good dry cellar under whole
houe: city water, natural gas; good neighbor
hood, near car line: lot 30x120. (27800 Five-room
frame, .M.inh mcl St. : three minutes to Fifth av.
cable, ouc minute to Duquesne electric; city
water, natural gas, electric lights with switch at
tachments, electric bell; lot 24x120: a very cozy
home: easy terms. S. A. DICKIE Jt CO., Penn
and shady avs.. E. K. (512)
leIO-45-TTS
Q-t Q OOOll VUM sr.. SK4 SOUTH HIOH
WlO) LAND av., ntw Queen Anne brick
duelling of 12 rooms, reception hall, staircase
with snlndle work, elegant cabinet and marble
mantels, tile hearths, bath room, w. c. large
range natural gas, electric lights, combination
chandeliers, large pantry, china closet, laundrv.
good cellar. Urge front porch, etc.: lot 40x100. to
allev. (A3461 BLACK BA1KD. 93 Fourth av.
felO-82-10, 16,25
OOO-CYl'RESS ST.. NEA1! KAIIM ST
If new Oucen Anne frame dwelitncrnr it
rooms, b-ithroom, w. e. large front porch, range,
natural gas. electric light, furnace, nice laundry,
slate mantels, tile hearths; lot 40x100; near Sh.idy
Blde station and Duquesne electric road. (a27).
BLACK & BA1RU. 05 Fourth av. felO-Sl-lOt 15.23"
QQ 100, FOR A SIX-ROOM AND FINISHED
JjO' attic rranie house; two slate mantels; tile
hearths throughout: front and bick stairs: good
pantry: dry cellar; citv water; location good: near
to electric line: lot 20x100: a cheap hou6e and
worm looking un.
a. A. DICKIE jt CO.. I'enn
and Shady av., i.. E. (IS93)
felO-ttors"
Q.SPrOAKLAND ON OOOD STREET.
j?-" desirable brick dwelling, containing 8
rooms, hall, vestibule, inside w; c.frontaud side
fiorches: house stands back from street: corner
ot. having a froutagoof 27 feet bv a depth of 120
feet: stable on rear. M. F. HIITLE it CO.. 90
Fourth-av. reS-94-TuThau
SQ 500-ATnOOD ST.. BELOW FORBES. A
43J two-story and mansard frame dwelling or
seven looms, nice hall, vestibule, large lights or
glass, inside shutters, both ga.es. water in kitchen;
lot 22x100; one-half cash, balance easr. (Ill)
BLACK St. BAIRD, 85 Fourth av. fclO-83-10. 16,26
e;r ooo -a good chance to buy a
CJul complete new brlct house cheap; one of
tne most central locations Jn the East End,
2 squares from Fifth av. : 8 rooms, modern fix
tures. (71) W. A. HERRON A &ONS. No. SO
Fourth av. " felO-77"
C-irrooo for all-peakl st.. near
QLJ Penn av.. six brick dwellings of four
aud six rooms each, respectively, both gases,
slate and wood mantels; renting for &I.296 per
year: lot 100x80. (c60) BLACK it BAIrtll. 95
Fourth av. fclO-S5-lO,2(t28
Q 330 OAKLAND-WAKD r NEAR
OU? llraot: cars pass the house: two-story
and mansard brick dwelling, eight rooms, hath,
laundrv, and other improvements; lot 40x120 to
20-foot alley. J. C. KEILLY, 77 Diamond st.
feS-DO
QJr 300-AVERY NEAT AND DESIRABLE
0J residence: 8 rooms, modern fixtures, large
lot. location one of the most central and best in
East End: worth an examination. (139) W. A.
HERRON A SONS, 80 Fourth av. fe2-7-2,6.1M3
sJJ 730-VERY EASY TERMS, FOR VERY
OvJ' stylish and complete -house of 9 rooms;
centrally located in Oakland, with street Im
provements made. (14) See W. A. HERRON &
SONS, No, 80 Fourth av. - felO-80-TUTllS
QQ 700-BROAD. CLOSE TO NEGLEYAV..
t4?09 neat six-room frame dwelling, front and
sole porches, side entrance: lot 25x145 feet to
Kirkwoodst. SLF, HIPPLE CO.. 9 Fourth
avenue .. fes-9J;TUSU
East End Kesidences.
N-
EAR - SHADYSIDli-GOOD HOUSE AND
tWO lftt pIphtrnAm, with hath.7 l&TatOrV.
attic rooms.Teceptlon hall, natural gas, dry cel
lar, piazza in front; all In prime condition: lots
50x1a) feet: alley In the rear; nice grass plot in
front. J A3. W. DRAPE A CO., 129Jfcourth av
Pittsburg. felO-39'
AHecheny Tiesidcnces.
"DOYLE ST., ALLEGHENY -NF.W TWO-
i oioiiY brick, 12 rooms, all possible conve
niences: Eastern exposure; one square from
parks: Immediate possession: see agents.
BAX-
itn, i Hujirsojs A CO., vi Fourth ay.
fe8-16l-TTSEU . ,
MONTEKEY ST. TWO-STORY BRICK OF
7 room, attic, all modern conveniences:
cheap. BAXTER, THOMPSON St. CO.. 162
Fourth av. reS-163-TTS
Suburban Residences.
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE PLACE-WITH ALL'
klnds of frnit trees, four-acre lot. house of
six rooms, stable, wash house: nicely located,
fronting graded road, one mile from station, near
Villey Camp, on Allegheny Valley Railroad;
apples, pears, quinces, cherries, pfiims. straw
berry patch, 50 grapevlues of choice vanctv;
orlce(i000. Inquire SULK DEPOT, 695 Fifth
av., near Soho st., city. fel0-94"
EDGEWOOD-A. SHORT DISTANCE FROM
station, new two-story frame dwelling of 6
rooms, bath and 2 finished attics, front, side and
rear porches, honse wired for electric light, slate
roor. splendid well or water, with 1U acres of
ground, loresl shade trees, etc.; both gases. J.
0. RE1LLY. 77 Diamond st. fcS-9G
Q99 000-FRANKL1N ST.. EDGEWOIID.
ti?jiif convenient to station, an elegant frame
dwelling of ten rooms, range, bathroom. Inside
w. c: house Is finished in hardwood, city water
aud natural gas .throughout, electric lights, cle
trlc alarm svstcm, etc.; complete stable with
water, gas, etc. (klO) BLACK A BA1KD. 95
Fourth av. felO-84-10. 15.28'
rOKSALE LOTS.
City Lots.
OPECIALSALE-ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
C 14, at2r. M. : 50 choice building lots on Glad
stone. Bristol and Bigelow streets, commanding a
magnthcent view of the beautllul Stonongahela
Valley and ScMenley Park: only Sinlnntes' walk
from Eliza Furnaces and other large mills on Sec
ond av., and only 5 minutes' walk Irom the bridge
leading to the large mills on the Southside. For
plans and particulars see J. E. GLASS, No. 138
Fifth av. fe8-91-TUThsu
ff30-LOT3 24x100 FEET; EASY PAYSIENT3
OO if desired; among the best in the market
for the money; on llnctcntral (Wjlle av.) Trac
tion line. North Thirty-third st. (64). W. A.
HERRON A SONS, 80 Fourth av. fe3-74-Tu
East End Lots.
LOT ON WARD ST., OAKLAND, 21x175;
cellar already built; low price. J. C.
KEILLY, 77 Diamond St. fe8-9G
SPECIAL SALE-ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
14. at2r. M., 50 choice building lots on Glad
stone Bristol and Bigelow streets, commanding a
magnificent view of the beautiful Slonongahcla
Valley and Schcnley Park; only five minutes' walk
from Ell7a Furnaces and other large mills on Sec
ond av., and only five minutes'. walk from the
bridge leading to the large mills on the Southside.
For plans and partlcalarssee J. E. GLASS, No.
133 Fifth av. fclO-Bi'
Q OOO-CORNER LOT, 45xlCO FEET, SUR
i50) ROUNDED bv flue improvements." on
Summerlca, near Negley av.: a beautiful loca
tion. (96). W. A. HERRON A SONS, gn Fonrth
avenue. fe3-72-Tu
Qt 800 -FINE LOT. 24X126 FEET, ON
ijl! Euclid, near Station av., Nineteenth
ward. East End. (!C). W. .. nERRON A
SONS. 80 Fourth av. fe3-74-Tu
Hazelwood Lots. .
"VTEW PLAN OF 50 FINE LEVEL LOTS-AT
lN Marlon station, eight minutes from city, on
B. A o. R. K., or 20 minutes by Second av. electric
road; lots from (350 up;!10 down and to per month,
without Interest or taxes: come quick lr you want
a bargiln or safe Investment. MORRISON A
BANKS, 106 Third av., cor. Wooa st. Jal7-TTS
Farms.
FARM-ON OHIO RIVER: 145 ACRES. BLACK
loam and limestone soli, five-foot vein coal,
25-foot vein fire clay; seven acres in fruit: brick
house barn and other outbuildings; one-half mile
from town and station on C A P. K. K. ; no better
place for the money. ED. WUTTSII, 410 Graut
st Pittsburg. fca-D
FARJ1S-ON YEARLY PAYJIENTS, OK
trade tor other property; send stamp for big
farm and exchange lists. N. F. HURST, real
estate Rochester. Pa. fe7-27-TTS
TOR SALB BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
BARBER SHOP-A FIRST-CLASS STAND:
good reason. Particulars from A. K11L1S A
CO., 502 Liberty St., Pittsburg. felO-93
BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS, WITH WELL
ASSORTiCD stock In good location in Alle
gheny; an excellent stand for a growing retail
trade. JAS. W. DRAPE A CO., 129 Fourth av.,
Pittsburg. fe7-45D
BUTCHER SHOP, $m: PLANING MILL AND
lumberyard, with annual business of (150,
0C0, on easy terms; shoe store, (375; tlnshop,
grocery stores, (500 to (5,000: restaurant, liverr
stable, bakeries, cigar stores, drug stores, milk
depots. SHEl'ARD A CO.. '151 Fourth av. feS
BOUTE-ONE OF THE BEST NEWSPAPER
routes in tbe city; (20 a week profit; none but
first-class man need apply. Address ROUTE,
Dispatch office. fe7-7P
BtMiness Properties.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-FOR SALE OR
rent I'nfurnlshcd hotel of 75 bedrooms, with
all modern conveniences; located In the central
part of the citv, near the beach. For Inspection,
ctc.apply to X. G. ADAS1S A CO., Agents. feS-M
BIG HOTEL-BARGAIN. LEASE AND OUT
FIT: three-story brick, 50 rooms; one of the
best small cities of Ohio, population 14,000; nat
ural gas, electric light, two railroads, elegantly
located on public square: only two hotels In the
place: best of reasons for selling. Address BOX
112. Postofflce Cleveland. O. feS-4
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL THE StOST POP
ULARhotel at Ashtabula Harbor, doing a
lirst-class business and everything in good order,
and a good barroom in connection: accommoda-'
tlons for 45 guests. C. TIS1S1ERMAN, Harbor,
Ashtabula co., O. a 1 8-77
0T 900-A 15 PER CENT, NET. CT1Y 1N
JDOf VESTMENT, on account of owner leaving
the city: two good storerooms II living roomsand
nacking room, with corner lot 30x43. U. C.
CLARKE, 135 Fourth av. and Edgewood. Tele.
7212. 1-U4-TTS
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles. Live Stock. Etc.
-rTTAG ON-NEW WAGON. COVERED. FIFTH
TV wheel: weight, l,4"; will sell cheap, ln
niilre50OHlGULANDAV., East End. Telephone
5506. felO-97
Machinery and Metals.
ONE SECOND-HAND PORTABLE ENGINE
And boiler combined, 35 horse power: also a
number of second-hand wood-working machines:
can be bought at a low figure. VELTE A MC
DONALD, Pennav. and Thirty-second st.
dclo-TTS
SECOND-HAND ENGINE AND BOILERS
One 14x24. two 12x18, one 11x24, one 10x20, one
10x16. 9x12, 8x12 and large lot of smaller sizes;
10-1 1. P. mounted portables, one pair of boilers
42x26: agent for the Standard governor, pumps,
shafting, pulleys, etc SI and 25 Park Way, Alle
gheny, Pa. J. S. YOUNG. fe6-D
SECOND-HAND ENGINES-ONE 27 H. P.
Ball pat. electric light engine almost new;
one SxS. one 7x7, one 5x6, vertical engines: oite
heavy 14x24. one 11x12, 3 8x12 and 2 7x12. In hori
zontal engines: all good as new. HARM KB MA
CHINE DEPOT, 99 First av.. Pittsburg. Pa.
ia30-n
PERSONAL.
PERSON AL-CASH PAID "FOR OLD GOLD
and silver: Jewelry repaired; new work made
to order. CUP.ls. HAllCH, 511 Smlthficla st.
JM8-S1
PERSONAL-ENCYCLOPEDIA BR1TAN NI
CA. (24: Chambers' Encyclopedia, (10. All
others at hair prices for 30 days only. FRANK
BACON A CO., 301 Smithfield St., Pittsburg, Pa.
fe4-58
PERSONAL-FINE BOOK8-WE HAVETHE
finest collection of finely illustrated books
In Pittsburg: beautifulblndlngs; low prlces;come
aud see them: hundreds of books for prescuts.
LEVI'S BOOK S'lOKE, 900 Liberty si. delZ
PERSONAL-RELIEVE THAT TIRED,
aching feeling about the eves by havln
propcr glasses adjusted by CHE;SSlAN A S1AN
NION, 42 Federal St.. Allegheny. Best (1 spec
tacles on earth. Artificial eyes Inserted.
fea-113-TTSn
FOUND.
FOUND-A RELIEF FOR SlY HEADACHE BY
having proper glasses adjusted by the ex
perts in lenses, CHESSMAN A MANNION, 42
Federal St.. Allegheiry. Best (1 spectacles on
earth. Artificial eyes Inserted. ieS-113-TFSu
FOOND-A LARGE LOT or WINTER
clothing belonging to residents of this city
was lound hanging in the rooms occunled bv
.DICKSON, the tailor. C5 Fltth ave. upstalri
1 olfer.H MMn.ri ml ! ...1 . .. a. n sl.Atil.l
.. ...-, wv.huiiuu ij,ticui tiiv untie, e auuuiu
call for them, ss Dickson requires the room.
nol3-D
LOST.
T.OST-LADY'S SILVER WATCH (INITIALS
JJ -M. H. C") onSeiigcwlck St., Washington
av., Slaiihattan or Franklin sts., onSnndaveven
lng. Finder rewarded n returned to 240 WAsn
ING'ION AY.. Allegheny. fclu-53
-BUSINESS CHANGES.
D
ISSOLUTION NOTICE
The nartnershln heretnfnrn oxittlne between
Henry Daub aud John Yagle, under tho firm
name of Henry Daub & Co.. has this day been
dissolved by iuutualconsent, Henry Daub
retiring. Tbe business will be continned at
the old stand; No. 3S00 Butler street, by John
Yaele.
Both parties are authorized to settle all ac
counts of the firm.
HENRY DAUB,
JOHN YAULE.
FrrTSBUBO. February 6, 1S8L
In retiring from the above firm permit me to
extend thanks to our patrons for their many
favors, and 1 trust tho same will be continued.
fe8-S3 HEjmr DAUB.
i City Residences.
DWELLINO-OF FIVE ROOMS. FINISHED
attic 4C6 Ferry St., Pittsbnrg: repapcred and
repainted throughout. BOBEKT.KNOX, JR.. 17
Sherman av., Allegheny. fe5-87t
HOUSE-POSSESSION AT ON CE-8 NEARLY
new brick houses on Forty-sixth and a half
St.; one minute from Butler st. cable cars: newly
fainted inside and out: every room newly papered;
ustdc shutters: water In kitchens; good cellar
and private yard to each honse: 6 rooms In 4 houses
ami i small room extra in others: will he rented at
(20 per month to good tenants only; houses can be
seenatanv time. Inquire G. G. O'BRIEN. 292
Firthav., Pittsburg. orR.MCOHESSNEY, Shiftier
Bridge Works, Forty-eighth st. and A. V. R. R.
ja22-TTSt
East End Residences.
APRIL J. A SUBSTANTIAL TEN-ROOM
brick house on -Neville st.: Duquesne Electric
cars will pass the door. Inquire of A. A S. WIL
SON, 211 Third av., or SAMUEL WILSON. Cratg
St. near Bayard St. fet-Bi-TTSt
ELLSWORTH'AV.-AND GRAHASl ST.. AN
elegant new brick residence Just finishing,
containing 15 rooms; every convenience: also, one
of those beautirul new brick residences No. 8
Irving place Ellsworth av containing 10 rooms;
all. the conveniences. Inquire of THOS. H.
CHAPSIAN. Irving place Ellsworth av..'or
ROOM 42. Safe Deposit building. feJ-18-TTt
ELLSWORTH AV., SUADYSIDE-IIOUSEOF
7 rooms. In flrsl-class order; all moucrn fix
tures, very large yard, ate W. A. HERRON A
SONS, No. 8b Fourth av. felO-78-TuTht
MAWHINNEY-NEARFORBE3ST.. BELLE
FIELD, fine new bouse of 8 rooms; all
modern fixtures; street improvements made;
send for list. Tree. W. A. HERRuN-A SONS,
No. 80 Fourth av. felO-80-TTSt
AHecheny Residences.
AKCH ST.-BETWEEN OHIO AND PARK
way, Allegheny Citv. desirable dwelling of
8 rooms. ROBERT KNOX,' JR., 17 Shermanav.,
Allegheny. feS-SSt
MODERN , BRICK DWELLING IN ELE
GANT location in Alleghenr. eight fine
rooms. laundry, bath, w. e. hot and cold water,
gases elc. Inquire ROOM RENTING AND
COLLECTION AGENCY, 4 Sixth St. fel0-2t
21 Q l'EK 3IONTH A BRICK HOUSE OF
tlXO six rooms on vlndsor St., Allegheny,
lnqun eat 144 RIDGE AV., Allegheny. fel0-55t
Suburban Residences.
ETNA-ON P. A W. R. B., OR WEST PENN
R. R., fourmiles from city, only (12 50 per
month, elegant brick houses six rooms water and
good cellar; cheapest rent and best houses ever
ofiercd for the money. BLACK A BAIRD, 95
Fourth av. fe4-53-ot
OFFICES IN IRISH. PENN. EISNER, EX
CELSIOR, Schincrtz, Knhnand 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 1 free of charge. BLACK
A BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. jalS 63t
OFFICES SEVERAL GOOD OFFICES,
slngleand connecting rooms, at low rents.
In the Garrison buildings, corner Wood and
Water sk.., and Third av. and Wood st. Apply to
A. GARRISON FOUNDRY CO., Nos. 10 and 12
Wood St. Ja31-17t
OFFICES IN GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK
Building. Wood and Diamond sts.-. singly
or in suits: all modern improvements and low
rent. Inquire at THE BANK. oc23-49t
Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CITY", N. J.-RENT OK SALE
Hotels cottages aud bath houses; lots for
sale In all parts of the city; also South Atlantic
City. ISRAEL G. ADAMS A CO., Real Estate
A'gents. Real Estate and Law Building. fe6-9i)
Offices. Desk Boom, Etc
OFFICES CHEAP; CALL OR SEND FOR
printed list. free. W. A. HERRON A
SONS. 80 Fourth av. fe3-74-Tut
Business Stands.
DESIRABLKHOTEL PKOPEKTY-FORRENT
or for sale: recently rebuilt: location ex
cellent: finely appointed; bar equipments first
class: M cash If sold; (1.500 per annum rental.
Apply lock box GG., Atlantic City, N. J.
Jal8-46JITSf
DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY
Brick Of nine roomsand storeroom, corner
Forty-fifth and Plumer sts. Inquire of A. H.
LESLIE, ITorty-second and Botlersts.
fc8-24-TT8ut
LARGE STOREROOM-AT 75 (DISPATCH
bnllding) Diamond st : next store but one
to Smithfield: size about 20X100, and widening to
30 feet in the rear; steam heat, electric light and
rear entrance for wagons and goods: power can
also be supplied If needed. Apply to J. L.
CLARK, room 26, Dispatch building, 75, 77 and 79
Diamond st Ja22-97t
LOFT-WITH'OR WITHOUT STEAM POWER
Large loft for light manufacturing: long
lease if desired. Inquire of PEARL LAUN DRY,
Nos. 25 and 27 Federal St., Pittsburg. Ia27-93t
PENNAV., NOS. 28TO 34INCLUSIVE-S1ZE
anxlloft.. running back to Exchange alley,
on which Is a two-story brick building, suitable
for manufacturing business, with engine, shaft
ing, etc. See I. K. WH1TAKEK. 195 Fifth a v.
fe8-37t
STOKES AND BUSINESS ROOMS IN ALL
parts of the two cities and snburbs: send your
name and address and we will mall yon onr rent
list regularly until April 1, free of charge
BLACK A BAIRD. 95 Fourth av del7-20t
STORE OR WAREHOUSE NO. 931 LIBERTY
av.; also office in the Ulssell nlock, corner
Seventh av. and Smitbfield ti. J. U. B1SSELL,
209 BIssell block. fe5-2It
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
leet; lighted upon all four sides and also from
large central well: suitable for large wholesale
wareroomor light manufacturing: both passen
ger and freight elevators, electric light, steam
heating and power supplied IT necessary. Appiy
to J.L.CLARK, room 26, 71, 77 and 79 Diamond st.
ja22-S3t
TWO NEW STOKEROOMS-535 AND537FIFTH
av.: plate glass fronts: elegant location for
line grocery or drygoods store. BAXTER,
THOMPSON A CO., 163 Fourth av. Ja3U-72-Dt
Miscellaneous.
DWELLINGS. STORES AND O FFICES-U BON
request we will mall yon our rent list reg
ularly until April 1. Iree of chirge: write your
name plainly and give full residence address
street and number. BLACK A BAIRD. 95 Fourth
avenue. fe71t
STABLE-A LARGE. FIRST-CLASS STABLE
in rear of 142 Sheffield St.. Allegheny: en
trance from alley. Inquire of SIOItRiS BAEi:,
Kaufmanns' etore.
RESORTS.
rr ADDON HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Reopens February 14.
Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the House.
fcO-M LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.
rpHE LEHMAN
Ocean end of Pennsylvania avenue,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Enlarged, improved and heated by hot water.
ja31-39-TTSSU F. W. LEHMAN.
mHE CHALPONTE
I ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
On tbe beach, with unsurpassed ocean view.
Salt water baths in the bouse
Bend for circular.
fel-90-D E. ROBERTS & SONS.
Herman Helm
LANDSCAPE GARDENER.
Laying out of lawns, draining and pruning
all kinds of trees. Personal supervision.
ELLSWORTH AVE..
EAST END
nol-51-Tus
LANDLORDS,
YOU WILL RECEIVE YOUR RENTS
FROJ1PTLY,
SAVE MONEY
And be furnished with monthly statements of
your accounts by employing us to mauagoyour
property. Wo give thi. onr personal .1'iention.
COTTON & WHITE.
jal7-ll-TTS No. 157 Lacock St., Allegheny.
The Supplyill amilacturing Co.,
100 and 102 WOOD ST.
Heavy or Light Machinery Made to Order.
PROMPT ATTENTION
To Electric Railway and Electric Light Ma
chinery and Repairs.
RIVER HEADLIGHT PLANTS AND REPAIRS
A SPECIALTY.
Supplies of all kids furnished. de6-TTS
REMOVAL.
House and Sign Painter, has removed Irom
155 Third avenue, to
73 SIXTH AVENUE.
Opposite Third Presbyterian Church. Special
attention :lven to tho handling of plate glass,
cutting and drilling. Repairing windows, sky
lights, etc House painting and glazing In
all its branches. ocl9-SD
PATENTS.
O. D. LEVIS, Solicitor of patents.
131 Fifth avenncabovcSmitblield, next Leader
office. No delay. Established 20. years. se26-U
M.
MAY, SONS & CO,
Fine i
DYEING AND CLEANING.
SS Sixth Avenue.
mhWSO-TTS Pittsburg, Pa.
VTEW GOODS ARRIVING DAILY-COME
JLN and examine our stock of gold and silver
watches, clock, diamonds, jewelry and silver
ware, etc.; lowest prices in the two cities.
At WILSON'S, 61 Fourth av., Pittsburg; fine
watch and jewelry repairing a specialty.
a3-TT
LAWRENCEYILLE.
6Q fnn-PEARL STREET. NEAR
(DtJj--'V Laurel street, a two-story fxamo
dwelling or five looms, hall and good cellar,
nico side entrance. Lot 20x9 Also, lot on
Laurel street, 40x55. Convenient location. (cl5)
fc3 ni"i-pENN AVENUE, NEAR
pOtiJJJ peari street, two-story frame
dwelling of four room's and attic, hall, etc Lot
21x100 to alley. (c20)
511 Rnn-FOKTY-THIRD STREET,
jpa.l,JUU near A. V. R. 1C nice brick
building of storeroom and nine dwelling rooms.
Also, two-story frame bonding of storeroom
and ten dwelling rooms; in roar, two frame
houses of fire rooms each. All rentiug for
SL056 per year. Lot 37x106x58. (c7)
CR QRfi EACH-PISK hT., NEAR BUT
tpt,0JU LEIi ST., two two-story and man
sard brick dwellings of 7 rooms and mansard
each. hall, bathroom, w. c. hot and cold water.
both gases, marble mantels, laundry, porch: all
modern improvements. Lot zcxizu; street
paved. (c65)
UO flf'W'AUREL STREET, NEAR
tJ)itJJJ Thirty-third st. two-story frame
dwelling of 4 rooms and gapd cellar, side alley.
Al'ii. on rear of lot. two-STory frame dwelling
of 5 rooms, front and back porches, good cellar.
Lot 20x100. (c!7J
$15;
nnn-BUTLER ST.. BETWEEN
,JJJ Fortv-fourth and Forty-Bflli
sts.. a two-story brick dwelling of abont 8
rooms, 2 attic rooms and 2 bathrooms, w. c,
laundry, electric bells and burglar alarm, elec
tric gas lighting, natural and artificial gas, and
furnace; every convenience. Lot 50x150. (c58)
$i&
1 Inn FOR ALL-BOOTH CORKER
',wv
Tblrtv-nitih St.. 7 brick dwell
ings of 5 rooms each; rent for S1G per month
each. LotSOxllOto an alley. (Co0)
SQ Fnn-M AIN sr.. NEAR DAVI
(POjOUU HON STREET, a two-story and
finished attic brick dwelling of ten rooms, good
cellar, washhouse, inside w. c. stationary wash
stands, bathroom, slate mantels en nrst floor,
marble manteU on second, electric bells
throughout, electric burglar alarm and light
ing attachment.., connecting parlors, furnace In
cellar, etc; lot 28x37. (C5S)
$7
rtnrv butler st.. near fifty-
JJJ FIRST ST., a two-story and man
sard brick building of storeroom, 20x40. fire
dwelling rooms and attic, etc; also, in rear,
two-story and basement brick dwelling of six
rooms and kitchen. (cl9)
$3,
Kfr.-TWKNTY"iroUBTH STREET,
i"UU corner Mulberry alley, a two-
story and attic brick 'dwelling of six rooms,
cellar: very convenient location; in good repair;
lot 16x48. (cG)
$16
rnr for all-smallman and
)jsj Twenty-eighth streets, 4 two-
story brick dwellincs of 4 rooms each; also 4
brick dwellings of 6 rooms each. This property
rents well and is a good Investment; lot lOOx
100. (c21)
$5,
Onn-COR. MAIN AND MIFFLIN
tijj streets, a one-story brick store
room and cellar; also, adjoining the same, a
two-story brick dwelling ot 4 rooms and fin
ished attic, hall, side entrance: bouse well pa
pered, painted and grained; lot 37x95: good
location- (c23)
djQ firjnCEDAB ST., NEAR LIBERTY
tP'-'j VJUVJ avenue, two-story frame dwelling
with brick front, 6 rooms and finished attic,
largo hall and vestibule, gas fixtures and chan
deliers; hoase nicely papered, painted and
grained; lot 20x122 to paved alley; nice loca
tion. (el2) ,
BLACK & BAIRD,
95 Fourth Avenue.
fe7-33-7.15.25
"W
E OFFER FOR SALE SEVERAL OF
THE MOST DESIRABLE
ORANGEG-ROVES
IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
One of 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 paid a
net profit of $1,500 the past season, is offered
forJ7,000.
We alo offer a choice location for a
SANITARIUM, with a 20-acre orange grove,
eight-room house and good out-buildings, for
10,000.
Lands adjoining either of the groves may be
added at a low price. Location desirable.
Water from artesian wells. Good store,
weekly newspaper and dally mail.
L. H. HARRIS DRUG CO,
NOS. 40 AND 43 SEVENTH AVENUE.
PITTSBURG. PA. fe4-D
$13,000.
Elegant New Queen Anne
Stone ant BricK Residence
of 12 rooms, large reception halt, bath, station
ary wasbstands, foot oath and w. c. of tho lat
est style and pattern, laundry and stationary
tubs, cemented cellar, 'front and back stairs,
beveled plate and cathedral glass windows, fine
cabinet hardwood mantels, tile hearths, art fire
linings, inside shutters, combination electric
and gas chandeliers, electric bells, lights and
sneaking tubes, etc: hou.e elczantly pipered
throughout, porches front and back, flagstone
sidewalks, 50-foot aspbaltum paved and sew
ered street, only one mmnte from Duquesne
road: lot 55 feet front; neighborhood and loca
tion the very best; this property will sell for
$15,000 inside of ono year: on account of owner's
removal from city must be sold at once. M. F.
HIPPLE. 9G Fourth av. feS-2-TTSu
TO LET.
VERY HANDSOME HOUSES
In a desirable part of East End.
ONLY S40PER MONTH.
Stone front, 7 rooms, very handsomely fin
ished, modern fixtures.
Location High and Healthful,
Near corner North Hilandand Stanton aves..
Nineteenth ward; possession can be bad at
once.
W. A. HERRON & SONS,
80 FOURTH AV.
feS-OZ-Tny
BRICK HOUSE.
" $5,800.
In good location: near cable lines and electric
road: two-story and attic with modern improve
ments. Possession at any time between now
and April 1.
$2,100
FOR X NEAT LITTLE FRAME HOUSE IN
EXCELLENT NEIGHBOKHOOD, EAST
END; HANDY TO CARS; LARGE LOP.
S. A. DICKIE & CO.,
Penn and Shady Avs., E. E.
East End properties only. fl7-ll-D'5
SECOND AVENUE.
$8,500 Three story brick dwelling of 11 rooms,
modern conveniences. Lot 20xS0 to alley. (gl4).
Black & Baird,
95 FOURTH AVE.
felO-86-10,14,21
ROUP.
(4.800 Summer) ea street, near Elwood street,
tw-s:ury frame duelling of seven rooms, hall,
bathroom, w. c. range, both gases, slate man
tel, nice laundry. pirchs, etc Lot 35x161 feer.
(a 87). BLACK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth ave.
felO-87-10.15,20
"DIOR SALE
PRICE GREATLY REDUCED.
In order to sell soon. One of the handsomest
residences at Edgewood, f. R.R. Dwelling 12
rooms, .modern fixtures, with ono acre of
ground, $11,000.
Or with lot 73x250 feet, J8.500. 024.)
See W. A. HERRON fc SONS.
fe7-14-TUF8 80 Fourth avenue.
WANTED!
A quick purchaser for a vacant
Lot on
CAESON STREET,
In a good business location. Any
reasonable offer will be accepted.
Also
WYLLE AVENUE,
Near Washington street, a 3-story
brick house, storeroom and 8 dwell
ing rooms.
$2,000 Cash,
Balance easy terms.
SAMUEL, W. BLACK & CO.,
feio-69 99 Fourth Avenue,
nESIDENCEPnOPERTY.
Forties St., Oakland.
A substantial S-room brick dwelling contain
ingalltbelatet modern improvements; loca
tion the best in Oakland: lot 71xl27 to an
alley: more ground if desired. Tbu is one of
the cheapest high-priced properties in Oak
land. M. F. HIPPLE & CO.,
fe8-92-TTSn
9C Fonrth avenue.
AUCTION SALES.
Adjourned Auction Sale
-OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
-BY-
ALLES & BAILEY,
161 FOURTH AVENUE. TEL. 167.
First-class business property, Nos. 1006, 1003
1012 Liberty st, corner New Qrant st,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY" U, 1891,
At 2 r. M., on tho premises; lot about 101x125s
100 feet, with gobd buildings. Total rent !5,000
vparly. Offer for sale all tbe interest of Henry
Voegec, deceased, being one-half interest in
1006 Liberty st. and one-third interest in 1003
and 1012 Liberty St.. or will sell senarate.
fe7-15-Tu"3
HANDSOME FURNITURE. ELEGANT
carpets, bric-a-brac, pictures, etc, at auc
tion. TUESDAY MORNING, February 10, at
10 o'clock, at tbe rooms. 311 Market sr.
Fine line of parlor suits in English rngs, Bro
catelle. silk and satin tapestry, plush and bale
clotb, walnut, oak and cherry chamber suits,
wardrobes, hair and bnsk mattresses, bed
springs, tine decorated toilet ware, fine pictures,
rugs, elegant hall, room and stair carpets, fina
clocks, curtains, fine folding bed, bookcases,
hall racks, secretary desks, revolving chairs,
fine sideboards, extension tables, dishes, glass
ware, notion, etc
Also, at the same place, at 2:30 in tbe after
noon, all the balance of Flemmlng & Hamil
ton's goods, slightly spoiled bv fire and water.
HENRY AUCTION CO,
feS-134 Auctioneers.
UCTION SALE. '
Tbe complete f urnishment of the elegant res.
idenre, 21G Collins avenue. East End,
WEDNESDAY MORNING, February 1L
At 10 o'clock.
Everything is of the best and embraces a
handsome chamber suit, cost J350; mirror-door
wardrobe. (175; fine bedding, springs and mat
tresses, tables, rockers, nictnres. walnut desk;
and chair, silk cushioned parlor suit, looking-
class, ornaments and bric-a-brac, fine carpets
on rooms, balls and stairs, ball rack, parlor
lamp, curtains, lambrequins, fenders, etc,
music box, cost S700: dining room sideboard,
fine dishes, cutlery, silver and glassware,
leather chairs, extension table, laundry and
kitchen goods.
House open after 8 o'clock morning of sale.
HENRY AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
feS-U5
AUCTION SALE-THURSDAY. AT 10
A. M., from " to 7:30 P. if. Glassware,
crockerv. silverware, lamps, bisque and cntv
glass. Storo to rent and fixture, for sale.
J. A. GALLINGER.
felO-63 49 Sixth street.
AUCTION SALE
H. B. SMITHSON.
Keal Estate and General Auctioneer, room S3,
Eisner building. Fifth and Wood street. Sales
of jewelry and merchandise at stores. Furui
ture at residences promptly attended to.
de5-68n
OFFICIAL PITTSBURG.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at tho idnce of City Controller
until MONDAY, the 16th day ot February. A.
D. 1S9L at 2 o'clock, for repairing and remodel
ing tbe counters, desks, screens, etc, in tba
City Treasurer's office. Municipal Hall.
Plans and specifications can be seen and
blanks for bidding can be obtained at tba Gen.
eral Office, Department of Public Works.
Each proposal mnst bo accompanied by a
bond, with two sureties, in double the amount,
probated before tbe Mayor or City Clerk.
Tbe Department of Awards reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
E. M. BIGELOW,
Chief of Department of Pablic Works.
PlTTSBUBQ, Pa., Feb. 4. 189L fe5-23-D
Depaktmest op Public Safett. i
Pittsburg. Feb. 4, 189L
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CHIVED at the office of thn City Control
ler until MONDAl.Feb. 16. 1891. at 2 o'clock
P. 31., for remodeling and reacting building No.
416 Liberty street.
Specification, and all information can bs ob
talned from Charles Bickel. Architect, Hamil
ton building, 91 and 93 Fifth avenue
Proposals mnst be accompanied by a bond
in donble the amount ot bid, with two surer
ties, said bond to be executed before the Mayor
or City Clerk.
Tbe Department of Awards reserves tb9
right to reject any orall bids.
J. O. BROWN.
Chief of Department of Public Safety.
fe4-81
OFFICE OF THE ClTT TREASURES, I
Municipal Hall, Smithfield St. t
"VTOTICE IS .HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALU
i.1 owners (whether resident or non-resident
of the city ot Pittsbnrg) of drays, carts, wagons,
carriaces. buggies, etc. to pay their licenses as
this office forthwith.
All" licenses not paid on or before the first
Monday in March, 1801, will be placed in ths
hands of vehicle officer for collection, subject
to collection fee of 60 cents on each license.
Aud all persons neglecting to pay on or befors
first Mondav In May, 180L will be subject to a
penalty double tba amount of the liceines, to bo
recovered before the proper legal authority of
said city. The old metal plates of last year
must be returned at the timelicenses are takes
out, or 25 cents additional will be charged oa
tbe license.
Rates of license: Each one-horse vehicle. S6;
each twn-horse vehicle, $10; each foor-horsa
vehicle. 112; each four-horse hack, $15; oronl
bnsses and timber wheels, drawn by two
horses, 110.
One extra dollar will be charged for each ad
ditional horse used in above sn-cified vehicles.
J. F. DENNISTON.
feS-81-D City Treasurer.
SPECIAL ELECTION HOTICEt
PROCLAMATION.
city of Pittsburg, ss :
L H. I. Gourley. Mayor of the city of Pitts
burg, do isue this, mf proclamation, that oa
the third Tuesday or February, A. D. 1891, be
ing the 17th day of tbe month, the freemen of
tho Tenth ward of said city, being qualified to
vote for members of the House of Representa
tives, will meet at their resoective places for
holding elections, and elect by ballot one citi
zen to serve as Common Councilman fortha
unexpired term of John Kearns. resigned.
The electors ot the Tenth ward. Pittsbnrg,
First district; ta meet at 'Squire Burns' office,
Penn avenue Second district to meet at Gal
lagher's, corner Nineteenth street and Penn
avenue.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set mv
hand and affixed tbe seal or tbe City of Pitts
burg, this 6th day ot February, A. D. I89L
H. I. GOURLEY,
fe6-10 Mavor.
BOILERS WANTED THE WILK1NR
BURG Electric Company, of Wllklns
burg. Pa.,will receive until FEBRUARY 13 pro
posa for onn or more boilers of an aggregate
capacity of 300 h. p. Information can be bad
at the office of tbe company. Bids will be re
ceived for any kind of boiler, but bidders
roust show in detail what tbey propose to
furnish. Boilers to be arranged for a mechan
ical stoker.
XelO-49 - J. H. HARLOW, Secretar,
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