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THE " - PITTSBURG DISPATCH. . MONDAY, MAT 4, . 189L
WILL LEAYE THE CITY
Dr, J. G. Townscud ttesigns His Pas
torate to Go to Jamestown, X. T.
ME. 1IACQUEARI MAT BE CALLED.
Lines of Analogy Between the San and the
Spiritual World's Center.
OTHER PDLPIT TOPICS OP IESTEEDAI
Her. J. G. Townsend, D. D., at the close
of his sermon yesterday morning, tendered
his resignation as pastor of the Unitarian
Church, as stated several days ago in The
Dispatch he would probably do. The
congregation very reluctantly accepted the
resignation. Dr. Townsend will leave June
1 for Jamtstown, U. Y., where he will be
come pastor of the Independent Congrega
tional Church, of which he was the founder.
The Unitarian congregation is considering
several new pastors. It is thought the
choice nay fall on Kev. Howard MacQueary,
now of Canton, O.
Dr. Townsend preached yesterday on
"The New Birth." He said: "I invite
your Attention to a simple, calm statement
of the genesis of the new birth. There are
more mystical, nebulous statements of the
new birth than of any other doctrine of
Christianity. It is supposed to mean that
the old and depraved nature is taken out
and a new nature riven to the soul, or in
other words, there is an organic change ol
faculty. The new birth in the old teaching
is a real miracle. It starts upon the assump
tion of total depravity, which is a medieval
mystery. The new theology shows the two
fold tendency in man the spiritual and
animal tendency. This is taught by Paul,
and by Shakespeare in that beautiful drama,
"Prospero and Caliban." Prospero shows
the higher, Caliban the lower tendency.
Man's true life is found in obeying the
higher sentiments ol his nature. The mission
of the seed is not to live only in its roots,
but to rise in the sunlight, and by lovely
habit, build its beautitul architecture of
stem and leaves and buds and flowers. It
is man's nature to rise into the realms of
art, science, literature, religion, goodness.
"When he is governed by the law of love, he
is among the twice-born ones. The new
birth should be taken out of the magic or
miraculous realm and shown to be as natural
as the growing of a stalk of corn.
"Kor do I deny the place of the di
vine. In the transitions of the plant do I
deny the ministry ol the sunlight? I rec
ognize the wind of the spirit which bloweth
where it listcth and listeth to blow into the
sails of every noble purpose, on whatever
soul-sea the sails are spread. As out of the
depths of immensity come influences from
star and far off nebula;, so from the great
storm throne of the Eternal blow those as
pirations which change at last society,
cnurcn ana nations.
'1 well remember when a child how the
doctrine of the new birth was taught, so
harshlv and unnaturally. It was some
thing I was very much afraid to have ffnd
very much nfraid not to have. I didn't
then se how natural and beautiful the
transition was. Suppose it stated in this
way. Except a man works he cannot come
into the kingdom of ncnlth. I say to the
lotebuil, unless you open and blossom you
cannot come into tlic kingdom of roses. Un
less a irati becomes good he cannot enter
into the Kingdom ol Heaven."
THE GEEAT 6PIEITUAI. CEHTEB.
Christ tho Attractive Force of tho Universe
of Intellect.
Communion services were held yesterday
moruincm the First Congrceiitioual Church,
Manhattan and Franklin streets, Allegheny,
and seven new members were received. The
subject of llev. S. W, McCorkle's sermon
was "Christ, the Central Sun of the Spiritual
Universe," and Ins text was the "Son of
Itightcnusness shall a:ise with healinc; in
His winjs." lie first outlined the history of
the prophesy and followed with the state
ment that not only was Christ to arise at tho
dawn or the Christian era, but He now arises
and dawns ou the world of men as the center
of the spiritual universe.
"There is a beautiltil and strikinc anal.
ory," said he, "between Christ, the spiritual
sun, and the natural sun of the universe.
In the world of rilural science there is noth
ing more wonderful than the attraction of
one bodv for anot'.ier, or the law of gravita
tion. The sun holds in pcrlect control each
of the 130 planets with their moons by means
of invisible bonds. Each one through ages
has swung in its orbit without a single colli
sion, bee tuse held in leash by the sun's
power. In the ame manner." Christ, the
great center of attraction of the realms of
the m:nd and soul, with powers of omnipo
tent God, holds the greatest and the least of
His children. He expressed His power as a
tenti.il sun when He said: 1, it I be lifted
Bp, will draw all men unto Me.' As the
sun shines through the mists, so Christ
Bhines through the churches. There is alo
a lesson in contrast. The luel of the sun
must be constantly replenished, while the
power of Christ, the central sun, is ever the
sjme and the fuel is love. Xo other is
needrd, and after sun and systems have
served their uses and decayed God's love
will remain as mighty as at the first.
"As the Min by its power on the earth has
stored up all its sources ot heat and light, so
is found in Christ the sources of wisdom,
justification, sanctification and redemption.
The sun shines not alone on the mountain
peak but in the dark vallev, the desert, the
swamp and the thistle. "So the blessed
Ciirist shines on all alike. He does not
pass a sinner to shine on a saint any more
than the sun neglects the thistle to bathe in
sunlight the beauties ot the rose."
THOU SHALT MOT STEiL.
Kev. Charles Edwatd Lecko on Ono of the
Ten Commandments.
A large congregation, which crowded
every part of the Smithfield Street Metho
dist Episcopal Church, last night listened
with close attention to a practical sermon
by the pastor, Ecv. Charles Edward Locke,
on the bubject, "Thou Shalt Not Steal."
The speaker, in introducing his subject,
said: "Jloses did not get the Ten Com
mandments from Bnddha, a has sometimes
been charged, for Buddha lived 800 years
alter the great leader o Israel. He did not
set it from the wisdom of the Egyptians in
which he was versed, for the principles ot
the decalogue had not been hinted in E-vp-tian
philosophy. They must have come
from God, for as the natives of the world
move majestically up the slopes of Sinai
they reach altitudes ot justice and equity
enjoined and promised iu the decalogue.
The right to live is inherent, but it has only
been as the light from Sinai's gliatenin
summit breaks out over nations thaj any
proper estimate is made of life. Suttee is
abolished, as India catches a glimpse of the
divine purpose.
"The sixth commandment forbids taking
life by insufficient precautions. It forbids
duels, prize fights, gladiatorial shows and
pit games which are a menace to human
life. It would be interesting to know just
now lar me siztn commanuinent interdicts
England's game of football and our national
game 01 baseball. Let the games go on, but
such adjustments ought to be made as to
protect Ine and health: It forbids homicide
and suicide. Capital punishment does not
transgress this law, for God Himself has
fixed the forfeit of life as the ouly adeouate
punishment for taking life.
"The day will come n hen the wars be
tween the men of muscle and the men of
money will be superseded bv arbitration. I
h.ive genuine sympathy for the 25,000 men
who are seekine, by the" present methods, to
secure what they claim to be their rights.
But when we shall have entered
upon the era of the arbitrament of
antagonisms between capital and labor it
will, be regarded as one of the greatest ol
anomalies that vorkinirmen ever Inst .i rlnv'.
vork whiledifferences were beiugadjuited."
EETEIEUriON ATTEE DEATH.
Future Kctvards and Punishments for
All
Upon .Earth.
Kev. E. E. Donchoo, at the Eighth Pres
byterian Church last evening, preached a
vigorous sermon, taking Matthew xxiii., 33
as his text, aud saying, during the course
of his remarks: "Hell ii is sot a pleasant
word in ears polite, nor is the idea sug
gested a congenial one. A generation ago
hell was a verr familiar word to church
goers. A minister felt it incumbent on all
occasions to hold his congregation generally
and severally by the nape of the neck over
the mouth of the fiery gulf. It is comfort
ing to leel that it is not the hell of the hymn
writer or theologian, the he'l or Dante or
Milton, which should so much concern us,
as the hell of the Bible. It is well to know
just what the Bible has to say on this
unpleasant topic, a thought which has
filled many a timid snnl with the
greatest distress, and possibly driven many
to profess religion, not through any par
ticular love for its services, but rather
through a wholesome dread of "hell fire''
aud its attendant horrors of adamatine
chains and wrathful demons. In the Old
Testament the word sheol is translated ,hcll
in 31 passages. Hebrew scholars agree that
sheol, in the thoughts of the ancient people,
was simply the underground world, where
everything mortal descends, the gathering
place of the dead, irrespective ot character
or deserts. Hades, in the New Testament,
is a word of similar import with sheol, and
is translated hell in 10 pas'sacps. Gehenna
is found 11 times in the New Testanient.nnd
translated by the word hell or bell lire.
The use which Christ makes of this word
evidently refers to a retribution after death,
the extent, or location of circumstances of
whih not being precisely defined. Peter
once used the word tartaroo, which is sim
ilarly rendered.
"This thine of constructing a hell out of
our own feelings of revenge or prejudice
and holding it np as a terror before the eyes
of the timid is prolific of no possible good!
This much we are plainly taught .by Christ;
that there is a place of future rewards and
punishments. The abodes of the righteous
and the wicked are separated by an impass
able gulf which only God's mercy can span.
This place of punishment will be banish
ment from God's presence and from the
company of the Godly. However long or
short this punishment may endure, it is suf
ficiently revealed to warn any and all from
trifling with God's mercy, and sinning away
their day of grace. Only one fair oppor
tunity will be given any to flee from the
miseries of hell, and we who have had
abundant opportunity in this life need hope
for no opportunity when this probationary
state is ended."
Pulpit Filled by a Kentucklon.
The pulpit of the First Presbyterian
Church, Dr. Purves pastor, was filled yes
terday by Key. W. C. Young, D. D., of
Center College, Danville, Ky. Dr. Young
preached two powerful sermons that wero
enjoyed by large congregations.
A Enyman Occupied the Fntplt.
'William C. Lilly, Eq., delivered au ad
dress on the "Zeal ol John," at the Second
Congregational Church, North and Grant
avenues, Allegheny, lat uight.
IMPRESSIVE TESTIMONIAL.
Thousands Follow the Hcmatns of Edwnrd
Armstrong to the Tomb All the City
Officials Present Many Floral Designs
IVere Contributed.
The largest funeral cortege ever known in
Allegheny was that which followed the re
mains of Chief Edward Armstong to the
grave in Uulondale Cemetery. There was
an immense crowd present at the house.
Only a few eouldgain admittance. All the
members of both branches of Councils,
together with many ex-members and almost
all of the city officials, were present A
Inrg. number of city employes were also
among the other personal friends of the
dead chief.
The remain were laid out In a black
cofiin in the front room of his late residence,
on Taylor avtnue, Allegheny. The house
was scented through and through with
flowers. Many handsome floral tributes
had been sent by friends. There were harps
and lyres, columns and pillows, together
with hundreds of roses sent Irom the city
conservatories.
Rev. AV. F. Conners. of tho Arch Street
M. E. Church, conducted the servicas, and
was assisted bv Iter. J. L. Fulton, of the
Sixth Presbyterian Church. W. F. Con
ncrs made the first address. He referred to
the sterling qualities which had built up
for Edward Armstrong his reputation and
position. Then he spoke of the great work
just begun and how the city would lose in
the death of so able a man.
Itev. J. L. Fulton, as a personal friend of
Mr. Armstrong, then made an address, in
which he paid that while Allegheny had
many things in the past of which she was
ashamed. Chief Armstrong had just inaug
urated an era of better days and better gov
ernment. Allegheny had just begun to
feel that Edward Armstrong would place
the city among the best citie? of the country,
but God had ruled otherwise, aud thejeity
must bow in submission.
At the conclusion of his address.a hymn
was sung by the choir of the Arch Street M.
E. Church and the body carried out. The
pallbearers were Mayor AVvman, John
Murphy, Chiet the Department of Public
Safety; Barton Grubb, Chief of the Depart
ment of Charities; James Lindsay, Presi
dent of Select Council; Thomas Parke,
President of Common Council; Andrew
Armstrong and Harry Pratt, of the Depart
ment of Public "Works, and Thomas Brown,
a. life-long friend of the dead Chief.
FOE UNITED STATES C0TJEZ
Deputy marshals Bring InaGancof Pris
oners. The United States District Court will
have plenty of criminal, cases to attend to
during the May term. Quite a number of
prisoners are already on hand and others
are cominj. Deputy Marshals Baring and
Yeap;cr came from the eastern part of the
State yesterday morning with a ganc of
subjects for the court's consideration. They
were taken to the county jail.
Anion;; me prisoners was au old man
named John Carr, of Kienzi, Bradford
county, charged by Postoffice Inspector Mc
Cready with sending postal cards with ob
scene printing upon them through the mails.
"When broucht into the iail he carried a
couple of canvas bags which he was loth
to surrender to Warden Soffel before being
placed behind the bars. The bags contained
a number of bottles of liquids which the
old man said were his stock in trade, he be
iug a regularly registered physician. Isaac
Cratzer, a Williarasuort letter carrier,
charged with stealing money from letters in
his care, and Michael Day and Daniel
Kamaski, of Scrantnn, charged with selling
liquor without a United States license, were
cnmpHtiions of the Doctor ou the trip to the
jail. Michael Katellus was ouo of the party
also. He was brought from the Northum
berland county jail ou a writ of habeas
corpus as a material witness agninsl Kam
aski when the laltcr's case comes up for
trial.
The Ladies Delighted.
The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
with which ladies may use the liquid fruit lax
ative, Sjrup of Figs, under all conditions,
make it their favorite remedy. It Is pleasing to
the eyo and to the taste, genile yet effectual in
acting on tbo kidneys, liver and bowels.
Hero We Come .
With another bargain. Ladies' pebble grain
solid leather button shoes at Jl, at G. D.
Simen's, 78 Ohio street, Allegheny, P.
. awr
The People's Store Fifth Ave.
Ladies! Don't buy your shoes before
next Wednesday. Our new shoe depart
ment opens on that day.
Campbell & Dice.
Little, the optician, fill Peon arcane.
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THAT ALL MAY BEAD
The Allegheny Connty. Bible Society
Famishes the Word.
ITS SEVEKTT-SIXTH TEAR ENDED.
Report of the Secretary, Showing the Ex
tent of tbo Wort Done.
GOSPEL PKIKTED JN ALL LANGUAGES.
The seventy-sixth annual meeting of the
Young Men's Bible Society of Allegheny
County was held last night in the First U.
P. Church, Allegheny. After the opening
prayer, President Miller made a few re
marks on the object ot 'the society. E. S.
Gray, Corresponding Secretary, read his
annual report and the report of the Treas
urer and Librarian.
M.r. Gray opened by reviewing the origin
and work of tho Bible societies in this
country and in England, and especially the
history of the local organization. Extracts
Irom his report follow:
"The following statistical table will be of
interest as showing the aggregate amount of
work clone in the 75 years just passed, ar
ranged by quarters of century; the amount
of remittances representing the cost price of
Bibles and the sums donated; the number
of volumes representing the number of
Bibles and Testaments distributed by the
agents:
Remittance'.
First qoarterof century.. .S 9.806 01
Second quarter ot century. 5!).(S9 8i
Third quarter of century.. 73,310 (SJ
No. VoR
in.518
71,810
58,590
Total, 75 years (116.836 51 HQ,95i
Increase In the Demand for Bibles.
"One hundred years agp lesi than 4,000,
000 Bibles were in existence in all the earth.
To-day there is probably more than 210,000,
000 in circulation, while 6,000,000 are being
published year by year.. The increasing de
mands upon our own society is further evi
dence ot this interest, and we see our field
enlarging, by reason of large-increase of
popnlation, especially of the foreign ele
ment, in far greater proportion than we have
the means to meet the opportunities.
"During the past year Bibles have been
placed in the following places: West Penn
Hospital, Dixmont Hospital, Passavants'
Hospital, Homeopathic Hospital, Women's
Christian Association, Y. M. C. A., citv;
Lawrenceville Y. M. C. A., Tarentum Y.
M. C. A., W. C. T. TJ., of Bellvne; P. &
L. E. K. E., P. K. It., B. & O. E. E., So
ciety of Improvement of Poor, Mouongahela
House, Industrial schools, besides a num
ber of mission schools of all denominations.
S"Of languages, English, German, Italian,
French and Hungarian were distributed.
The total number distributed during the
year, 1,850; the highest number in any one
month, September, 240; smallest number,
February, CO.
Helping the Foreign Element.
"In Pittsburg there are 10,000 Italians.
With the exception of a mision in East
End, there is practically nothing being
done, as far as we Know, to bring to them
the Bread of Life, and the same can be said
of other nationalities, with the exception,
perhaps, of the Frcneh, and the much but
wrongly despised Chinese. Strange as it
may seem, it is a fact, over 30 per cent of
our Chinese population are to-day using the
Bible alone as the only text-book in acquir
ing a knowledge ot onr language.
"Should time and space admit, many
incidents could be told of the marvelous
power "the Word" has had in giving light
to those who were sitting in darkness.
Ought not this society make a special effort
to place the Bible in their own language in
the hands aud homes of these strangers
within our gates? Never before was there
such nred as now for some restraining,
Christianizing influence to subdue the vio
lent inclinations of many of these foreigners
in our centers of labor and other places."
Tho Treasurer's report shows the receipts
for the year $1,702, and the balance from
last year made the lotul $1,926 18. The dis
bursements wero $1,132 33, leaving a bal
ance of $703 83. Itev. J. T. McCrory made
the address of the evening, giving some
interesting facts on the subject of Bible
work.
NEEDED IN PIITSBtJEO.
A Now York Architect Consulted About
Dulldlnc Apartment Houses.
Georgo E. Harding, a New York archi
tect, who planned the new Holland Hotel
on Fifth avenue, aud has made a reputation
tin building apartment houses, was at the
Dnqnesne yesterday. He met several
wealthy Pittsburg gentlemen, whose names
could not be learned, at the Dnquesne
Club, on Saturday, to discuss a scheme
to erect several large flat or apartment
honses In this city, on an elaborate scale,
with restaurant, etc., attached. Mr. Hard
ing returned to New York in the evening,
but declined to talk about the project, or
even hint where they would be located.
"When W. H. McCreery sold his stock in
the Pleasant Vallev road a few years ago he
had in view to build A $600,000 apartment
house in Pittsburg, but so far no signs of
such a buildiuc have appeared. That such
bouses would pay in this -city there is no
doubt.
Once Acaln India Silk Bargains.
Extra fine, printed Iudia irlt's, $1 25
quality go at 75 rents a yard. See these
great bAgains before buying.
JOS. HORNE & CO.,
609-621 Penn avenue.
A Great Chance 37-Inch White Indlas at
GOc.
Just the thing for underwear. Can't be
duplicated at this price.
JOS. HOENE & CO.,
C09-G21 Penn avenue.
Llttlo OlanUI
Forstrength and durability my youths'and
girls' solid leather button shoes at $1, at G.
D. Simen's, 78 Ohio street, Allegheny, Pa.
MWP
Two Bargain Lots India Silks, SO and 75 c a
Tard.
You have paid $1 25 for worse goods.
This is the time to make a cood bargain
purchase. Jos. Hokne & Co.,
609-621,Penn avenue.
Tho People's Store Fifth Ave.
Visit our new shoe department on Wed
nesday, the opening day.
Campbell & Dick.
m.wTnnn.M ,,, i -r .. I
THIRSTY people all praise Iron City
iircwerys beer, baloonists are quick to
discover this tact. Telephone 1186.
Stylish Suiting. "
The largest stock suitiugs aud trouserings
at Pitcairn's, 431 Wood street.
Little, the optioiau, fill Penn avenne.
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TWO GREAT MINDS AGREE.
Sir Morell Mackenzie and x Professor
Koch, thp highest authorities in Europe,
unhesitatingly recommend the Soden
Pastilles (Troches) for all Throat, Lung
and Catarrhal diseases. Against Malaria
and other atmospheric influences these
troches are without equal. Bevvare of
imitations. The genuine must have the
testimonial and signature of Sir Morell
Maokenzie around every bax. Price 50c.
royix
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J SODEN' PASTILLES
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IU Market sr
Pittsburg, Pa,
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To Let. etc, ten cents per tine or each inter
Hon, and none taken for leu than thirty cents.
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WANTED.
Male HolD.
rARHEK-AGOOni!ARHER-JIl l'ERWEF.K;
also hoy to learn the trade, at FRED JEN
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Altlir.lt FIRST-CLASS MAN. W.
SCHM1TT. 64 Federal St.. Allegheny.
mj-4-31
BOOKKEEPER EXPERIENCED IIOUBLEr
ENTRY bookkeeper; one understsndlng
lumber preferred. Apply, giving reference and
salarr expected, toll. LUEB, Dubois, Pa.
nryl-27
TOY TO LEARN THE BARBER TRADE AT
J t A. HAUSENSTEIN'S, 1515 Sirsll St.. S.
city.
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rlOATMAKER A GOOD COATMAKhR!
' prices (3 to (7. Call on or address W. L.
THOMPSON, llediord. Pa. myl-158
COLLECTOK-EXPEIUENCEU COLLECTOR:
innst lie able to tnake cash deposit. Apply 9
to lz. itooM aw, i3S Firth av. my-f-ii
ENOAUEME.NT-BA8S SOLOIST OPEN FOR
engagement In church choir. Address
MARRY M. MAYS, 160 Carver St.. city. my4-30
ENOINEER-A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT
man; one who has had experience running a
dynamo: city references required. FLEISHMAN
& CO., 604. ai6 and 503 Market st. my3-81
MAN WE HAVE AN FXCELLKNTOPEM
1N(1 for a good, reliable business man. one
who Is active aiW In good standing, that can com
mand from S3.O0O to $20,000 in ready cash: the busi
ness we oiler lias no superior in the State, the
parties Interested aro all well-known business
men of high commercial standing, and we do not
hesitate In saying that any gentleman wishing a
good, substantial and good paring business will
And onr statement truthfo: by taking the trouble
to Investigate; wepreterthat parties wishing full
particulars to call I
in person at private otnec. tao
corner Sandusky, Allegheny.
. ap27-I7
ItOIIlNSUN ST.,
yfAN AN ACTIVE MAN: SALARY TO
11. begin S70 to (30 monthly, to represent In Ills
own State outside large cities a responsible New
York house: references. MANUFACTURER,
Lock Box 1585, N. Y. se4-13G-5I
PAINTER A FIRST-CLASS UNION
painter. SPALTER NOLL. C5 bmilh
field street. , my3-58
SALESMEN-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION -.
to handle the New Patent Chemtcil-Ink
Erasing Pencil: the greatest selling novelty ever
produced: erases ink thoroughly in two seconds;
no abrasion of paper: 2io to sooner cent profit;
one agent's sales amounted to (320 In six (lavs:
another (33 In two hours: we want one energetic
general acent for each State and Territory. For
terms and full particulars, address THEMONROE
ERASER MFG. CO., La Crosse, Wis.
my3-2
QALESMEN TO SELL GOODS
TO MKK-
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IHANTS bv samnle: new ironds: hiirnirior
workers: permanent situation: chance tonnllda
fine trade: exclusive territory. MODEL MFG.
CO .Ml' A. NY, South liend, Iud. my4-S3-MWr
SHOVEL PLATE POLISHERS (4J-1IY ST.
Louis Shovel Co., St. Lonts, Mo.: none but
experienced hands wanted: good pay and steady
employment to right men Address by mall, for
two days, L. BYRNE, JR., care Hotel Anderson,
Pittsburg. Pa. my3-3
OLATEH-
ATONCE. A rRACTIOAL HLATEH.
Cl
who Is also a good tinner: work all the time
at good wages to reliable man. J. J. DICKSON,
Washington, Pa. ap29-29
OOLIC1TORS-FOR CHEAPEST
AND PEST
CJ life insurance pulley. MUItKr & EDSAI.L,
IJSAI.L
ap21-76
ei r lucuty iiuiiuing.
TAILOItS-TUREE FIRST-CLASS ITAll.OltS
to work on repairing andaltcrlng. Apply to
JAMES DIClibON, M Fifth av., second floor, at
once.. a pll-D
TAILORS-THREE FIRST-CLASS TAILORS
to work on repairing and altering. Apply to
JAMES DICKSON, C5 Fifth av., second floor, at
oncn. ap2l-p
TINNER-GOOD PKACTIOAL TINNER, FOR
all kinds of work: good chance for right
party: steady work. Address JAtf.f. WILI.I.V MS.
Wasulnglon, Pa. my 3-89
YOUNG MAN-Wrrit ONE OR TWO YEARS'
experience at Job printing. SMITH RHUS.,
77 Diamond st. ray3-87
A cents.
ORGANIZER3-BY THE FRIENDLY All)
Societv: navs Its members tioo ttverv sir
months: In paid (300. oat In benefits; rrfserve and
benefit fund held lu Irust by the State or Massa
chusetts: terms liberal. Address FRIENDLY
All) SOCIETY. Waltham, Mass. tnyl-18
Femnle Help.
COOK-A FEMALE COOK. APPLYG1RARD
HOUtFE, a Fcdoral St., Allegheny City.
my4-20
GlhVLS-EXPERIENCED GIRLS ON FINE
custom pants: wsges from M to to per week.
Apply at 10 and 12 SIXTH ST. my4-14
rjIRL-A GOOD REI.IA RLE GIRL 11IMED-
KA iA'Jtl
tATELY. Annlv 1 REED ST.
corner Fulton.
m)4-ll
GOOD COOK-ALSO CHAMBERMAID. AP
PLY at 140 SHEFFIELD ST., Alleghenv.
my4-33
MILLINER ONE FIRVT-OLASS MILLI
NER. Apply to W.CBEENENDl.cor. Thir
teenth and Carson sts., S. S.
my3-133
Blale and Female Help.
CROOKS CHAM BEHM AIDS. NURSES,
j laundresses, dinlngroom girls. Mo bouse
girls. fiAevoupg girls, German and colored girls,
drivers, farm bands, gardeners, white and col
ored waiters. MRS. L. THOMPSON, 608 Grant
street. ap3-D
M
EAT CARVER. CARRIAGE DRIVER,
0 farm hands, blacksmith, tintxi ennir
dUhwasncrs, dining room girls, second cook,
housekeeper, seamstress, child's nurse, cooks,
chambermaid, house girls. MEEHAN'S. Hi
Grant st, Tel. 90. ray4-D
Situations.
BOOKKEEPING-1 ATTEND TO ANYTHING
In the line of intricate accounting, such as
opening and closing or books or correction of
errors; also give instructions In the use or the
Voucher System. A.J". SAWHILI 187 Federal
st.. Allegheny, Pa. des-54-D
POSITION-IN GENERAL ACCOUNTING OR
bookkeeping, young married man: practical
experience of ten years: satlsftclorv reference
troin present emnlocrsand reasons for change.
Address BESSEMER, Dispatch, office. ap25-30
1IOSrTl(.-AS ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER
. orofflceclerk; three ycirs' experience; best
city references. Address A. Z., Dispatch office.
mv3-HJ
SITUATION-BY DRUGGIST -SIX YEARS'
experience: out of eitv preferred: registered
manager: references.
Address DltUUUIST. liox
is. O'urnsville. fa.
inyJ-2
T RAVELING COMPANION-A YOUNG LADY
desires a position as traveling companion for
a lady ora family; has had experience and can
give good references. Address E. M., Dispatch
offlc-'- ray4-30
' Partners. .
TJAltTNER-WlTH (2.000 TO INVEST IN
X responsible theatrical enterprise. Address'
- - Kyjnmtinu muainrai enterprise. Aaurcss
lor ten days, HARRISON WOLFE, Youngstown,
my4-J5
Hoarders and Lodgers.,
OCCUPANTS FOR PLEASANT
room, with bo rd. Cor. H. UK
FRONT
HIGHLAND
: reference rent
my3-4i-MTWThrsu
, financial.
MANUFACTURERS DESIRING MORE CEN
TRAL location, free Iud, increased facili
ties and additional capital will learn something
to their advantage by addressing the undersigned
company, who are operating In the natiiralgas
belt or Indiana. HATHA VA INVESTMENT
CO., Z5 Exchange St., Rochester. N. . ap23-a)
MORTGAGES ON CITY OK ALLEGHENY
..county property at lowest rates." HEN It v
A. WEAVER CU
v., v. eourin avenue. mli-D
miscellaneous.
BUYERS-FOU 1 CENT A BOLT. WHITE
HACK, wallpaper; better grades 2c. 2Kc 3c:
cold 3Xc: solid gold 6c 1 cmbotsctl gold Cc: gold
bord r Ic a vard; samples mailed free. RtEl),
wallpapcrjobuer. Rochester. Pa. myJ-105
LADIES-TO ATTEND -THE SCHOOL OF
Design and Dress Cutting for a thorough
course of dressmaking. NO. 031 PKN,N AV.
m)3-l
PERSONS CONTEMPLATING I'UKCUAS-
t1- .. 1::.V.:Y5" mcatcu 101s ror nomes to call on
E. D. WINGENROTII. No. 100 Fourth av.. lor
plan or Nadlne Park:, prices are S.TCO, only 1 pet
rent cash: fl per week; uu interest and no taxes.
in2-2l
TTSE
JONES' BED1IUG
ir' Maile KiLieli I'o
PAItALVZER -
U Jones' Magle itmch Powder:
contains no
poison: roaches banUhcd bv contract: satisfaction
given or 110 pay. Preparedliy GEO. W. JONE.".
ta Federal t:. Allegheny, Pa. Sold by alt Drat.
class druggists,
iny-iu-uwr
I
.
t
FOK SALE IMPROVED KEAL ESTATE.
City Residence.
GIBBON BT.-GOOD TWO-STORY BRICK
dwelling, six rooms, large cellar, (rood lot;
vory low price tor qnlck. sale. BAXTER,
THbMFSON A CO., 162 iotirtli nvc.
niy3-76-jiwr
"VyEW. WELL-FINISHED BRICK HOflSE-OF
Xl 7 rooms, bathroom and nnlslied attic both
pases, city water, rood cellar, outside wash
liouse; large lot planted In grape vines, 'shrub
bery, etc.; side entrance, cement walks, street
paved, sewered and sldcwalkcd; Killer street,
between Center and tJolwell; KM. (1-7-33).
CHARLES SOUERS & CO., 129 Fourth at.
ap30-32-D
PENN A V. CORNER PROPERTY, WITH
two-story frame, IS rooms: house In Al con
dition: stable In rear: larsroloU See BAXTER,
THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth av. my3-76-wra
CJf) 800-FRAME HOUSE OF 6 ROOMS.
(iPJf hall, llnlslicd attic, inside shutters, hard
wood mantels, tile hearths, electric bells, city
water. front porch, pood cellar; corner of Breen
and Wandless streets: easy terms: a cheat) nron-
crty. (I-IQ-KH. CHARLES SOMERS CO..
129 Fourth av.'
apM-S-D'
East End Residences.
CONVENIENTLY SITUATED AND
pleasant East End home at a low nrlce and
on easy terms; Carver street, between l.arlmer
av. and Ashley st.. close to' Dnqnesne electric
line: nf&riv n,w
two-story Quwn Anne irame
house of 6 rrtVma halh
, hall, laundry, cltv water.
natural gas. front and siJe 'porches.
dry cell nr,
well sewered: lot 47x70 feel: 11.5U). (2-12-88).
WAllliU 3UMEK3 wM vn i ourm av.
an30-32-D
HOUSE AND LARGE LOT ON CKA1G ST..
llcllefleld. between Fifth it. and Forbes
o... cjKiit ruuins Willi Dam, nAiurni kbb not naui
cold water, porch front and rear, line lot ancf
lawn alt around the house: very desirable loca
tion: will sell ata reduced price: Immediate pos
session. JAS. W. DRAPJfi ft CO.." 313 Wood St.,
city. myi-45-D'
EAT KAST END RESIDENCE WITH
JJf large lot. lawn front, side and rear, trult
and shade trees; 0 rAoms. hath. Iaraiory; natural
gas ami all other modern appliances, and In
prime order In cverv particular; very convenient
and deslrabre location: near to the cable eirsof
both llecs. and contiguous to railroad station; this
property Is worth looking at. JAS. W. DRAPE
CO., 313 W ood st.. city. niy2-4G-D
PENN AV.-COME AND I.ET US SHOW YOU
this property, east of Point Dree7c, amid
tlic largest dwellings and well-kept grouuds la
city; a beautiful brick of 11 rooms: of course. It
lias all latest improvement!!; lot 51x330. with line
large shade trees: convenient" to P. R. R. Get
price from BLACK. & BA1KD, 93 Fourth av. (ail)
my:-3I-2,4,8
Alleslieny Residences.
FINE LARGE RESIDENCE. WITH SPACIOUS
hallwav In the center, in Allegheny, near
the parks. 12 elegant rooms all In prime order
throughout, the entire residence being fitted up
with every necessary modern appliance; ono of
the most complete and perfect homes in either
city, and occupies the centerof a beautiful lot
about 60x3u feet: stable and carriage house, etc.,
thereon Further particulars and a permit to ex
amine the premises can be obtained at our office.
JAS. W. DRAPE&CO., 3!3 Wood St., adjoining
fourth av., Pittsburg. , mv2-45-D
HOUSE AND LOT IN ALLEGHENY-NEAR
to the parks and electrio cars; eight rooms
and hall, all in good order, being remodeled and
fixed up throughout: will be ready for occupancy
in a lew weeks; fine lot fronting on two streets:
plenty or room for another house on the unoccu
pied end of the lot. JAS. W. DRAl'Ei CO..
313 Wood St.. Pittsburg. inyZ-45-D'
CM 500-FREMWNT ST! GOOD BRICK
u't house of six rooms and all conveniences,
Willi lot 20x139 to allev. A. Z. RYEKS & CO.. 93
Federal St., Allegheny. my3-iar
Suburban Residences.
DO YOU WANT A HOUSE WITH AS FINE
a view as there Is In Alleghenv countr, cov
ered with I iry and Virginia creeper, and2 acres
of ground covered with apple, peach, pear,
cherry and plum trees, choice grape vines and
shrubbery, good out-bulldlngs. all within: 8
minutes' walk from Ingram station. Smiles from
the Union station on the P. II. R. K.? If so, call
onllLACK JbUAIRD, 95 Fourth av. (1178)
my3-5S-4,8, ir
J 71DGEW001) STATION, ON THE P. R. it. -IS
i recognized as one of the choice residence
Points for a suburban home; ata reduced price,
8I.2U0, we offer an excellent property: flne lot.
50x130. with modern bouse of seven rooms, bath
nndalt conveniences of a first-class city house:
good sidewalk direct from station; beautiful
view: easv terms: look at It. (4-23-97) CHARLES
SOMERS &CO., 12 Fourth av. ap29-58
EMS WORTH - DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE:
twoacrisrorest. excellent brick dwelling. 13
rooms: msgnttlcent views; only (13,000, a bargain;
A. LEGOATE & SON, 108 Fourth av. my3-25
Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CITV, N. J.-KF.NT OK SAI.E
Holds, cottages and bathhouses: lots for
sale in all parts of the city; also South AtlanHc
City. ISRAEL O.ADASlS CO., Real Estate
Agents. Real Estate and Law Building. myl-M
FOB SALE LOTS.
Citv Lots.
2 CHEAP BUILDING LOTS-40X120 FEKT. ON
Cohden - and jUlover sis., Twenty-seventh
want, S. S to be sold at Orphans' Court sale, on
JVednesdav, May 0. at 3 o'clock, on the premises.
Particulars from JAS. W. DRAPE A Co.. MS
Wood St., Pittsburg. mv2-47-uws'
East End Lots.
BAUM GROVE LOT-FULLY IM0 CHEAPER
than any other lot In s.ild plan: considering
location this Is offered at a bargain, because owner
has left city; call soon. ULACK t B AIRD, No. 05
Fourth av. (a243.) myI-40-MTUF
T?OUR LOTS-40.T.150, ON A GOOD STREET
' quite near Urushton station: the price I havo
on them is very low: a purchaser Is sure to double
ins money very soon. J1U1VAK1J-JIKOWN, 151
Fourth aye. myS-80-MWF
LOT-THIS IS UIIAT WE CALL A CHEAP
lotto build on. and if you wish to build a
house to live In or sell, come and lei us show you
a lot, f 0x150 to an alley, convenient to cable and
electric cars, also P. R R., for only 13.750. (a 402).
BLACK 4 HAIKU. 95 Fourth av. myl-ss-D
Two large lots, wilkinsburo or
chard plan, a few minutes' walk from
railroad station, 60.T.124 feet to an alley: fruit trees
thereon: can be bought cheap. JAS. W. DRAPE
& CO., 313 Wood st., adlolnlng Fourth av., Pitts
burg. my2-45-D'
Suburban Lots.
XTAD1NE PARK-LOTS AT WILDWOOD ON
J2N the A. V. R. R., 30 minutes from the Union
beautifully situated: prices average f.100:
cr cent down: ?1 per week; no Interest: no
onlv I
taxes,
l'laus. etc., irom t. u. WINUENROTH,
100 Fourth av.
mj-i-21
SUBURBAN PROPERTY THE LARGEST
. . lots, the lowest prices and the easiest and best
terms In tlic county at Sheraden 15 minutes from
Union station; see Sheraden before you buy else
where. ANDREW PAWERSON, Secretary, 127
Fifth av. - feW-72-D
Q.-l T WILL BUI A LOT. 40x150, WITHIN
Otfc ItJn short distance of ilrushton station,
adjoining lot sold for 5700: persons desiring a
cheap lot Bhould not fall to see this grand bar
gain, no WARD BROWN, 151 Fourth av.
ap2B-83-MWS
farms.
J T7ARJI-ELEOANT FARW FOR SALE OR
1 1? trade, IM acres; new slate roof house, new
barn, two orchards, stone spring house, coal
bank, four miles from Rochester: ouly Si5 per
acre; sell on your own tlmo or exchange; send for
farm aud exchange list. N. F. HURST. Real
Estate Agent. Rochester, Pa. apio-52
FARM-145 ACRES. GOOD BRICK HOUSE,
burn and all out-bulldlngs: thick vein of
coal, limestone and tire clav: fine orchard: at sta
tion on Onto river: would exchango for citv
property: excellent for dairy or coal works. ED
WI t'flSH. 4J0 Grant st. ioy3-D'
"VT1CE FARM-ABOUT 96 ACKEs-1! MILKS
-LX from the city, within 1 mile ot railroad sta
tion; adjoins the borough of Coraopolls; good
dwelling and outnulidings; orchard, etc., etc.
JAS. VV. URAl'E&CO., S13 Wood st., Pittsburg.
mv2-4G.D
FOR SALK BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
-rjAHBER-SHOI'-A OOOO PAYING BARBEIN
for selling.
Address S. K., Dispatch office.
nrj:-7r
DRUGSTORE IN THE CUT-ON ONE O
main avenues. Pnnlculurs from JAS. V
DltAl'K4 CO., 313 Wood street, Pittsburg.
my:-47-MWS
GRAIN M1LI.-A NO. 13 RICHMOND GRAIN
mill, capacity 10 hu. per hour; at'a haraaln.
H. F. DUNHAM, 109 Main St.. Allegheny.
, myl-lOO-D
1ICENSEU HOTEL-BUSINESS LARGE AND
J increasing: reason for selling, poor health.
Call on or address JOHN MCDONNELL, 'lltns
Vl'le, Pa. . ap-2s'
SALOON-ONE OF THE BEST EQUIPPED
and stocked In Eastern Oblo: ceutrallv
located doluir a blir business
reason for selling.
111 health. Addrcssat'once THOS,
v.. JvELFKIC,
my3-3i
canton, o.
OALOON-A
FlltS'I -CLASS SALOON; GOOD
1 main street: dwelling ronmi In
O location on a main street:
same bulldlug: rent cheap. Address VV. II., !30
W. Tus. st.. Canton, O. mp-a'
DHOE
STOUE-l,- GOOD TOWN NEAR
flue restaurant: croccrv stores, stvo-tn
O city:
fj.uo'j; inilk route: paper route: cigar store: llsh
market: machine shop; drugstore; atone quarry.
HOLMES A CO.. 42Jsmithhcldst. ap2'
WELL-ESTABLISHED HAROWARE AND
housc-furnlslilng business In a thriving
manufacturing town on line of rnllroad; business
Is In a highly prosperous condition: prodti last
year HOUO, and ludicatlous point loan increase
this year; almost no opposition; best of reasons
forsell.ng. Particulars confidentially from JAS.
W. DRAPE & CO., SID U ood stadloliilng Fourth
av.. Pittsburg. uiy.'-lS-D
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Machinery and Metals.
AUTO.MAT1C HOISTING ENGINES-WORK
perfectly right and left, with single or
double drum: scrohd.band boilers and engines
alto on hand:
general machine work promptly
cxccutcn: correspondence solicited. t'OMltl
lAlkUWIjlUltC3IIUIIUI.-NkG HllblKU, WUJ1UI.1A
HUB UIUIACUU,,
Lin., Jiw l'enn are., 1'ltu
burg.
-i-
deio-eo-jiws'
171NGINES AND
BOlLF.ItS-SECOND-HAND:
'all sties: mso. Vliii. I2v.ift.in
Sll largest stock ofall sites;
xSO, 10x18. 10.12,0x1 8x12, 7xli tell; mounted Port
able engine, hollers 01 all sties, shafting, nullevs.
pumps, governor, etc Telephone, iUut. z and
tf &t IT
ay, Allegheny, Pa. J. S. YOUNG.
aWl-D
OB SALE MTSCELLANKOIJS.
Machinery njitl Metals.
H01S11NG ENGINES. DERRICKS AND
derrick forcings, steel hoisting and guy
ropes In stock: stationary engines and boilers,
shears, clay and ore pans. etc. THOMAS CAR
ua'SBuas, LacucKani' sanuusKy streets, Alle-
Kiteur, l'a.
nu5-35-JIWJ
s
ECOND-MANI) ENGINES-ONE 17 H. P.
Ball pat. electric IlKht engine, almost new:
one ma. one 7x7, one axe. vertical ensrlnes: one
heavy Hx2t. one 11x12, 3 8x12 and 2 7x12, In hori
zontal cnclnes: all jroodasnew. H ARM ES MA
CHINE DEl'OT, SSFlrstav., Pittsburg. Pa.
Ia30-D
THE CELEBRATED ACME AUTOMATIC
safety engines and non-explosive bolters.
jur gas or on met, irom one to nre-norse power;
also, the latest Improved ventilating fain: perfect
satisfaction guaranteed; by J. FHAKER.
rnarnntced: by J. PR
Ueu-
erat Agent, No
lo. 4 Fifth av., Pittsburg. P.i.
relo
5-103-MWF
Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock. Etc
DELIVERY WAGONS-DELIVERY WAGONS
all styles: ourownmake. WM. BEUKEirr.
310 to 344 Ohio street, Allegheny, 'telephone. 3C0,
Jell-'S-Jiws
GREY HOUNDS BEAUTIFUL ITALIAN
grey bounds, males, females and punplcs;
the handsomest tov dogs living; write quick. K.
M. CHOKER. Oinonshiirg. l'.i. apJO-71
PERSONAL.
TEK50NAL-r-CASII PAID FOR OLD GOLD
jl una silver: u
to order. CHRIS,
Jl. and silver: Jewelry rrpalrcd; new work made
13.-IIAIICH, 541 sniltbllcld St.
npi'j-m
PERSONAL-WEBSTER'S LARGE (JUAETO
Dictionary, !2 50; special bargains In ol.1and
new books during tills mouth. FRANK.BACON
A CO.. 301 Smltlifleld St. mhI2
PERSONAL-FINE 'BOOKS-WE IIAVETHE
finest collection or llnely illustrated books
In Pittsburg: beautiful bindings: low prices; come
and see them: hundreds of books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOK SIORE. oop Liberty st. de!2
PERSON All JOHN FINK. A SHORT,
heavy-set boy, about llyears old, wearing
red stockings, ellowlsh pants and congress
gaiters, ran away from his home about three
weeks ago. Any information as to his where
abouts will tie thankfully received by Ills father,
JOHN FINK. Salem. O. mv4-4
MEETINGS.
OFFICE OF
MONONOAHELA iVATER CoMPANT.
1113 Carson Street, Second Floor.
OOR. f
0. 1891.J
piTTsnoKO. pa.. April 20.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders ot the Monnngahela Water
Company will be held at the company's office,
1113 Carson street, rionthside, Pittsburgh Pa.,
on TUESDAY. May 6, 1S91, between the hours
ot 3 and 5 o'clock p. M., for the purpose or
electing; a President aud eight Managers to
serve for the enstiinir year.
ap25-45-i MARTIN PltENTER. Secretarv.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSAL FOR FRESH BEEF COM.
MISSAKY'8 office. Allegheny .ArsOHat,
Pittsburg. Pa., April 30, 1891 Sealed proposals
in duplicate will ba received at this office until
10 o'clock A. M., JUNE 1, 189L" for furnishing
the fresh beet reqnired by the Subsistence De
partment, U. 8. Army, at this station during the
fiscal year ending June SO, 1S92. The Govern
ment reserves the right to reject any or all bids
Full information can be obtained by applica
tion to this office. Envelopes containing, pro
posals must be marked "Proposals for fresh
beef," and addressed to A. 8. SL MORGAN,
Capt. ana O. S. K., A. C. S.
ap3u-3-ap30.nivl.2.4.'.'9.30
BUSINESS CHANGES.
D
1SSOLTJTION NOTICE
Br the death ot Mr. Charles Arbuckle on thn
27th of March last, the firm or Arbuckles Co.
as previously constituted ceased to exist, and
from and after that date the business of said
firm has been, and will be. continued nnder the
same name (Arbuckles fc Co.) by the under
signed partners.
JOHN AKUUCKLE.
WILLIAM V. It. HMITh,
JAMES N. JAUVIE.
WILLIAM A. JAMISON.
Notice Is hereby given that the firm1 of Ar
buckles it Co., Limited, doing business as
Wholesale Grocers and Coffee Roaner. Is this
day dissolved by a vote or tho majority of the
members in number and interest. Arbuckles A
Co., the successors ot said limited partnership,
will assume all its liabilities and collect all
debts due it.
ARBTJCKLES 4 CO., LIMITED..
PlTTSBPRO. PA.. May 1. 1891. mylg-p
LEGAL NOTICE.
CASSIDY S RICHAKDSON,
Attorneys-at-Law, i
135 Fourth arenuo, Pittsburg.
T78TATE OF HENItY 8UTMEYER, DE.
Ill CEASED. Notice Is horeby given that
letters testamentary on the cstato ot Henry
Sutmeycr hard been granted to tho under
signed, to whom all persons indebted o said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the
same should make thorn known without delay.
EL1ZAUETIIA SUTMEYER, Executrix. (JO
Resaca Btreet, Allegheny City. aplZ-113-M
GEORGE CALVERT LEWIS,
Attorny-at-Law,
No. VI Diamond street.
VTOTICE APPLICATION WILL BE
xM made to the Governor of Pennsylvania,
on the 19th day of May, 1881, bv D. O. Mbever,
James E. Rogers, George B. Roesslng, Henry
F. Weaver and Samuel Kelly under the act or
Assembly entitled "An act to provide for the
incorporation and regulation of certain corpor
ations." approved April 9, 1874, and the supple
ments thereto, for the charter of an Intended
corporation, to be called the Savlnes Fund
Building and Loan Association of Pittsburg
Pa., the character and object of which is the
accumulation of a land by the periodical con
tributions of the members thereor and of safely
investing the same at Pittsburg, Pa., and for
these purposes to havo and enjoy all the rights,
benefits and privileges of said act of Assembly
and the supplements tboretn. GEORGE CAL
VERT LEWIS, Solicitor for Applicants.
ap26-2ta
TN THE COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS
X No. 1.
of Alleghenv countv. So. 08 nf
June term, 15'Jl.
Notice Is hereby given that an application
will be made to the said court on the 3d day of
May, 1KI1, at 10 o'clock A. ar.. under the act of
Assembly entitled: "An act to provide for the
incorporation and regulation of certain cor
porations," approved April 9. 1874, and the
supplements thereto, for the charter of an in
tended corporation, to be called Ht. George's
Protestant Episcopal Jllssion, or Pittsburg, the
character and object of wblch is the support of
the public worship of Almighty God, in accord
ance with tho constitution, canons, doctrines,
discipline and worship .of tho Protestant
Episcopal Church In the Diocese of Pittsburg, J
auu in me unucu estates ot America, and tor
these purposes to have and enjoy all the rights,
benefits and privileges of .said act of Assembly
aud the supplements thereto.
W. HOWARD FALKNER,
my3-133-M Solicitor for Applicants.
KESOETS.
tT ADDON HALL.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J
Now open
Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the House.
rcft-91 LEEDS 4LIPPINC0TT.
HOTEL SITCKNEY. KENTUCKY AVE
NUE, Atlantic City
One hundred feot from the sea; steam heated,
sun parlor.
Terms, 82 to $2 50 per day day: J9 to S14 per
week. L. V. STICKNEY.
, apl2-ar.':MWF
SEABRIGHT,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J..
Now open. Finest location on the island. Sun
parlor overlooking tho ocean; unobstructed
ocean view. MRS. L. REPP.
ap21.43.jiwr
THE CHALFONTE
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. '
On tho beach, with unsurpassed ocean view.
Salt wata.-.Oailis in tho house.
Send for circular.
ap30 92-D E. ROBERTS & SONS.
COLD SPRINGS HOTEL
In the mountains. 'The great health and
pleasure reort of Pennsylvania, will open
May 30. Hotel bandsomoly furnished; Dist
class Hoard. Water unsurpassed in America,
is hlghlv recommended by physicians. Delight
ful walks, boating, fishing, etc. Snd for cir
cular. F. GROSCH.
Cold Springs, Ney P. 0.,Lebanou conntv. Pa.
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MOUNTAIN tfUNSET HOUSE. WER
NERSV1LLE, Pa. 1,300 feet abovo tide
water. A delightful health and pleasureresort.
Air, water and scenery unsurpassed, steam heat.
Large, comfortable room. Accommtxl.itiona
fur over ZOO guests. Grand hop every Saturday.
Seud for circular. F. GROSCH, Proprfetor.
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CHARLES S0fflBH8 & CO,,
129 FOURTH AVE.
'(Telephone 1773)
Real Estate and Mortgages.
Money to Loan at Lowest Rates.
PROPERTIES FOR RENT. " -
' ' RENTS COLLECTED.
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PATENTS.
O. JD. LEVIS, Solicitor or patents,
1Q1 CKth avanti .hAOinlltl.M.I.I a. 1 J
office. No delay. Established 20 year; ttig
to let;
East End Residences,
mo I.rTFHRMSHKD HOUSE AT SHADY-
JL SIDE: 12 rooms, all conveniences: street
paved
convenient to traction lines and P. It.
R. W,
A. HERRON a. SONS, 80 Fourth av.
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Q- Q ROUP ST..
OlO house of 10
ST.. NER WALNUT-BRICK
if 10 rooms. Innnlre of THUS.
HACh-ElT, Chamber or commerce, or on prem
ises. mhi-W-JITlit
Allegheny Residences.
TCTICE FIVE-ROOM DWKLLl.NO-FEDEKAL
ls st. extension: store and dwelling, fhostnnt
St., Anegheny. Inquire of J. K. McKEE. 708 l'enn
av., room 611. fc7-64-MWSt
140
K1DGF. AV., ALI.EOUENY-NIOE
brick. 8 rooms, bath, nantrr. range.
srase. ?ood rell&r; rpnt 2n & inn. Annlvtft v.
W. LAWRKNC'tS A CO., Water St.. below penn
av.. I'lltsburg. apIO-oO-jlivrt
SuburT-an Residences.
TJELLEVUE REilDENCE-13 ROOMS AND
i is acres;, abundance of frnlt: will rent b
v
year or season,
avenue.
A. LS.GGATESON,
1M Fourth
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Itooms.
K
OOM-FtfRNlSKED FRONT BOOM ON
third floor. 433FENNAV. lny4-:it
Itusiness Standi.
BRICKYARD-IN FIRST-CLASS WORKING
condition, with kiln walls, machinery, etc.:
terms to sutt lessee: situated at llraddock. be
tween Seventh and Eigbtn sts.: also Tor sale,
lire llrst-class draft horses, two lip wagons, one
cart and tire sets of harness. Inquire orvkll.L
1AM DUNN, on the premises. , apSo-Iit
TO LET-HANDSOME STOREROOMS. NOS.
78 and 80 Diamond St.. Just above bmlthfleld
St.. In new Dispatch bnllding: well lighted, ele
gantly flttcd up, centrally located and having
every convenience: these rooms are admirably
suited for Insurance, real estate or other noire
business. For further Information apply, after z
r. M., to HUMNES3 MANAGER, The IM.patrb,
Smithfield aud Diamond sts. ap29-II7t
, Offee. Desk Knmn. .etc.
TO Licr-CHOICE OFFICES on SECOND
and third floors of The Dispatch bnslncss
office bnllding. corner Smltlifleld and Diamond
sts.; thesoarein suites of two or rour rooms, as
desired, and have every convenience: centrally
located, well arranged and lighted: tbereari- no
better offices for professional men In thecltr.
Apply, after :r. M., to UUS. MGR. DISPATCH,
ou the premises. ap2v-U7t
AUCTION SALES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
stock of the following stockholders in tbo
Pittsburg Ramie Manufacturing Company will
be sold at public auction by John 1). Bailey, at
room 9 of the Pi:tburc Petroleum Stock and
Metal Exchange. No. 115 Fourth avenue, city
of Pittsburc.Pennsylvaula, on .WEDNESDAY,
the 27th day of May, 1S&L at 4 o'clock p. M., on
account of tho failure of said stockholders to
pay the installments due on said stock, viz:
Shares
Joseph T.NevIn -. 50
R. J. Cunningham 20
William H.Mown.. 20
Joseph L. Hunter. 20
JobnS.Dicksnn '. 20
Thomas Rodd 20
C. B. Shea 20
R.P. Nevin, Jr 20
George O. Cunningham. 20
W. D. Cunningham 20
J. H. "xse,,, 20
Jesse Garrett 20
H. M. Curry 20
William L. Abbott. , 20
H. W. Borntraeser. 40
Charles H. McKee 60
George li. C. Williams. 50
Andrew Peebles... .st. 50
Frank Hrotr...; 50
Charles F. Foster 40
J. C. Uoldthwaite 60
W. D. Baldwin 50
J. A. McCormlck. 20
Henry llrann : SO
George Gibson 20
A. M. Irwin 20
Morris Cohen 20
John B. Hcnlosser 20
W. H. Maguire. 20
George A. Mctein 50
Minor Scnvol 20
William Phillips. Jr 20
GEO. R. SHIDLE. Secretary.
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MOORE A M'GIRR.
Attornev". 4IB Grant turner.
ORPHANS' COURTi HALE-ESTATE OF
Jane Kennedy, deceased By virtu re nf
an order of tho Orphans' Court of
Allegheny enntv. Pa., at No. 137 Jan
uary term, 1891, I will expne at public
sale on tho premtsos. No. 152 Ellsworth
street, Second ward, Alle-.'henv City, TUE3
HAY. May 18. 1891, at 3 P. M., the following de
sirable real estate: All thatccrialn lot or piece
ot ground, situate in the city of Allegheny, be
ginning on the south stde ot Ellsworth street,
formerly Benton alley, at corner of ground of
Patrick McOurgan; thence along the line of
Ellsworth street eastwardly 10 feet 6 Inches;
thence bv a line running at right angles with
Ellsworth street southwardly 90 feet: thence
wnstwartuy 10 feet s inches to line of Mc
Gurgan'slot: thence along the line of said lot
northwardly 90 feet to Ellsworth street, at the
place ot beginning, having thereon erected a
two-stocy frame dwelling bouse. Terms of
sale, one-fourth cash on delivery of deed and
confirmation of salo, Dalanco in three equal an
nual payment with Interest, to be secured by
tight bond and mortgage on the premises.
T0BIA8 KENNEDY,
Administrator.
A. J. PENTEPOST,
Auctioneer and Real Estate' Agent, 413 Grant
street. . rayS-3-M
AT AUCTION.
Fine furniture, carpets refrigerator, pianos,
etc,. TUESDAY. MAYS, at 10 o'clock, at the
rooms of the HENRY AUCTION CO., 311
JIarket street.
Chamber f urnltnre in English oak. Sixteenth
century and walnut. Fine oak sideboards,
bookcases, desks, chiffoniers, wardrobes,
bureaus, washstand, chairs, rockers, hair and
busk mattress, toiIetware,etc.,handsotue parlor
suits in brocatclle tapestry, rugs and plushes,
leather couch and chair, extension tables,
cabinets, brussels. velvet and ingrain carpets,
lot of notions and dry goods, cloths, etc. Goods
now on exhibition.
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALE-AT THE RESIDENCE.
Fine furniture, carpets, bookcase, bedding
and household goods at the residence, corner
Lincoln avenue and Lyric St., E. E., WEDNES
DAY. May 6. at 10 o'clock. The entire f urn
lshment. Fine parlor suite, secretary, book
casc.cbamber suitesin oakandwalnnt.bareans,
washstands. bedsteads, hair and husk mat
tresses, bedding and springs, chairs, rocker
and lounges, extension table, decorated dinner
set, dishes and glassware, laco curtains, velvet
brussels and ingrain carpet on rooms, hall and
stairs, ball rack, rugs, stepladder, refrigerator.
jtove, cooking utensils, laundry fixtures, etc
Goods can be seen at 3 o'clock morning of
sale.
HENRY AUCTION CO..
my 3-1 15 Auctioneers.
UCTION SALE
At Warmcastle's Livery Stable, cor. Penn and
Shady avs.,E.E.. on WEDNESDAY MORN
ING, May U, 18UI, of the following articles:
Ono bay carriage team, one lady's saddle
horse, six-seated carriage, four-seated
bTouzham, road wagon, slcigb. double and
single harness, robes, blankets, etc.
Sale positive. Ownerleavingcity.
The above may be seen at Warmcastle's
stables. ray3-9
BY JAS. W. DRAPE A CO.
IUF.NITURK CARPETS. ETC.. AT AUC
' TIO.V. at i09 Lai-ock street. Allegheny.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 7, at 1
o'clock.
There is parlor, dining room ani bedroom
furniture, carpets, sewing machine, roller top
writing desk, cooking stove, queensware, tin
ware, etc., etc. Term rash. Positive sale.
JAS. W. DRAPE fc CO., Auctioneers,
mv2-4S-MWThS 313 Wood street, Pittsburg.
J, A. McKELVEY, Auctioneer.
Household furniture, property and live stock.
Office SI Fraukstown Av East End.
Terms upon apnlictlon. rob8-143-D
DR. HARRIS'
Cramp Cure
FOR
EVERY ACHE AND PAIN,
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGSTORES.
MANUFACTURED DT
L H. HARRIS DRUG CO.,
NOS. AND l3 "SEVENTH AVENUE.
PITTSUUHG. PA.
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H. O. HOWARD,
CONTRACTOR FOR
ravine curbing, setrerlng and concntlnc cel
lars, and repalrlnR brick and stone work, and
buildlm; engine and boiler foundations. (Jfflce:
108 FOURTH; AV. Telephone, Ilea apt-23-D
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
FOB SALE!
That Desirable and Centrally Lo
cated Property Known as the
Fort Pitt Glass Works.
COEXER OP
Washington and Franklin Sts.,
Seventh Ward.
The owners having removed to their neir
Works at Jeannette, ia.
Lot fronts CS6 feet on Washington street by
133 on Franklin street, and is thoroughly sew
ered. It is abont 00 feet from Fifth avenne
and 300 from Wjlie: is splendidly located for
either residence or manufacturing purposes,
and would be particularly well adapted tor ski
apartment buildinz, beint;only8 minutes' walk:
from Postoffice and but 4 minutes by Pittsburg
or Central Traction.
The buildings are of a very substantial char
acter, and can be utilized for any manufactur
ing purpose with llfle or no alteration, or tbo
large amount of building material can be used,
to excellent advantage in rebuilding.
This property will be sold at a mnch lower
price than anv well situated piece of ground in
Pittsburg. For price, terms, etc.. see
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.,
102 FOURTH AV.
mjilliMWsaa
10,500
Investment in Second ward, Allegheny, tbrea
new brick dwellings, pressed brick fronts on
good pared and sewered street, one square
from electric cars. We invite your inspec
tion; the property is now paying 7 per cent set.
M.RHIPPLE&CO.,
96 Fourth Avenue.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
THE BEST INVESTMENT you can make
is a judicious purchase of good suburban prop
erty. The best advice you can follow in mak
ing a selection is: Do not buy anywhere at any
price or on any terms until you know wnac
other eligible property in the vicinity U selling
for. If you think of having in the vicinity of
Sheraden, on the Panhandle R. R.. get the
Sberaden Land and Improvement Company's
new man and price 1I of over 200 "Little
Farms" (as compared with a 23-foot lot) which
that company has still for sale at its old prices,
unaffected by the "coming boom." They may
be had at 127 Fifth avenue or at Mberaden Sta
tion, where the undersigned will meet prus
pector every afternoon.
ap2f8i-MWS A. PATTERSON, Sec
FOR SALE.
Elegant Forbes St. Property,
ADJOINING "SCHENLEY PARK."
OYER 5 ACRES of LAND,
With choice shrubbery, forest and fruit trees.
A moat charming suburban home. A large
part of the ground can be sold in lots at great
advantagoand profit, there brini 450 ft. front
on the entrance to the pari;. Xeo
W. A. MERRON SONS,
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EDGEW00D RESIDENCE
FOR SADE.
.A. BAEGAI1TI
On accouat of the removal of owner.
Five and one-fourth acres of land, beauti
fully situated, within two minutes of Edge
wood statiou, P. It. R., with dwelling of 12
spacious rooms; all modern conveniences, sta
ble, etc. It Is a choice property. Wo Inviie in
spection. Information trum
W.'A. HEBRON & SONS,
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80 Fourth a v.
F
OR SALE-
EAST END PROPERTY.
MURRY & EDSALL,
mh25-01 34 FIDELITY BUILDING.
lSUMOVAL.
W. J. EAST, Architect,
Has removed from Federal St, Allegheny, to
offlcen located in
WESTINGHOUSE BUILDING,
mh4-42.MYvT Pittsuop.o. h.
GEORGE- KAPPEL,
THE MUSIC DEALER.
Has removed to his new granite bnllding,
534 SMITHFIELD STREET.
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DR. J. O. BOCKSTOCE,
DENTIST,
Removed to 438 Penn Avenue.
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BUS? BEE His?
has removed from
corner Sixth and Lib
erty to 38 Wylle ave
nue, one sxnare from
Fifth avenne. Dolls and other presents girpn to
purchasers. apJI-MWF
HARTLEY ROSE BELTING CO,
REMOVED TO
634 SMITH b'lEID ST.
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MB. HENRYS. SWEITZEB
Has been admitted to an interest in the Insur
ance business of GEO. W. DEAN it CO., and
firm name changed to
DEAN & SWEITZER.
The contlnnation of our former patronage Is
respectfully solicited. my&9
McNAUGHER & CO.,
Contractors for
Paving Sidewalks With Cement, Brick and
Fire Brick. Concreting Cellars.
110 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY. PA.
Curbstone furnished aud set. leT-OS-n
AROUND THE WORLD
FOR S6C0.D0.
There are still several vacant rooms in the
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY'S third
steamship, tne "EMPRESS OP CHINAr" Urss
and secoud steamships now on voyage, every
berth taken. The third and last of these steim
shlpa leave Liverpool about June 15.
E. V. SKINNER, 303 Broadway, New York.
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MAimvTIOAREftW
C08T1LESCENT
'Will please remember that they can use no
better stimulant tbau
Fleming's 0!d Export
WHISKY.
Used as a Medicine it materially
aids digestion.
Builds up the enfeeblod system.
Is a splendid Invigorating Tonic,
and, being old and palatable, Is
suitable to all Tastes, Age and
Condition.
SOLD ONLY BY
JOS. FLEMING- &.SON,
Wholesale aud Retail Drucslsts,
tl2 Market st, cor. Diamond. FltUDur&Pa,
In , Full Quarts at $l-JEacJi, er
Six for $X. - ' .3
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