-iV
WARD IS HELD AGAIN.
A Trne Bill Found Against Hiin for
an Almost Forgotten Crime,
YENGEAXCE FOR JOHN GUifSAULIS.
Holmes Anderson Will Be Tried for the
cst Liberty 3Iurder.
TESTERDAY IN THE COUXTI COTJETS
Thegrnnel jury yesterday returned a true
bill for murder against .Tames II AA'ard. The
murder for w Inch Ward is indicted was com
mitted 11 j cars ago. It was the killing of
two 3Ie.un sisters in 'Westmoreland county.
One died neai Parnassus and AVard w as con
victed of murder in the second degree. He
sen ed 11 years in the penitentiary and upon
his release w as rearrested and held for trial
here for the killing of the other, who died in
thiseountv
A true hill was also returned against
Holi-ies Vnderson for the murder of John
dun-anil- at Vest Liberty Fall- on April l.
The other true hills returned yesterday
were John Mclveever, robbery; Patrick
Herron, ljrcenv ; Julia Boyer. Stephen Jack--on,
Becky Kittko, a ault and battciy;
John slatte-rv. iggnvntcel as.-ault and hat
ter . llli im Baldw in. nuisance: Ellen Con
lei, nn linen. George Griggs, alias Cricks.
Fatuck Halpin, Amelia Jones, Hand Mc
Iveo, Ucv Mclvcc, l'etcr Silidine, selling
liquor w ithnut license: melia Jones, selling
liquor to minors and on -ninda; C 11 Jor
don f il-e pretenses; f.i-orgc smith, obstruct
ing the execution ol a lcg-il process
The follow nig bills w era ignored: Richard
Merrick, Charlefe Alev ers L. Latimer, Will
iam Liter, A Maiding, D. Marrah, Annie
Broudcr Ida Bl ick, "Minnie Bernard, sell
ing liquor without license; Knde Angelo,
icgnvatcd n-'ault and batterj; Kate Mul
Inas, larceny
CAENEGIE WANTS MOKE PEOOF.
A New Trial Asked for in the Thomas
Tumney Damage Case.
n argument was had in Common Pleas
No 2ycstciduy on a motion lora new trial
m the" case of Thomas Tuniuey against Car
n sic Bros . C The suit is an action for
damage- for the dc ith of Tinnney "s 15- ear
old -on Me was emploved in tho Edgar
Thomson -tee! iork-,Jt Bt-addock, and one
di suddonlr disappeared Me was last seen
wlicclii-gn ibid of bricks The b trrow was
lonnd standuigbtude lholpthat hadbroken
through li fluorine above a flue leading to
the 1 ist lurnace 'I ho supposition was that
the Ikw hd hroke-n throunh and fallen into
the Hue and the strong draught had earned
liim into the ti.rnace' where he wasotalIy
iv 'iiited Jiot the slightest trace of hnn
hmii found Ml- lather -tied for dam-tgi-ind
received a verdiet forfLOOO. The
mot on :ctr i new trial is based on the claim
tni there v a no proof ot death. The boy
mu'.i hi.e lunolT it wa-a erted.
m 'he other hand it was maintained that
the ' rounistantial cv ideuce that the boy
h.'d been burned up wis conclusive. At
tonuv ICrox mued in fav or of the motion
.i"d Vttoniev Hoi vhoo opposed it m behalf
ol the plaintiff. The Court rescrv ed its deci
sion. relixMcKnightalsoasketlfora new trial in
the d imago else of Mrs Caroline Davis
agam-t him. The ground for the demand
was that Judire Ewmg hd not properly
irtnted a witness. The decision was re
sei v ed.
PAYING FOE BK0KEK" IAWS.
Oflenders AVho Yesterday TViced Justice In
the Criminal Courts.
In the Ciimmal Court yesterday, AY. B.
Cuiry was convicted of assault and bat
t rv on John Ferguson.
Illlen Brown was convicted of keeping a
disordcrl house.
A'bert Tecetoth pleaded guilty to the
lircen of $27 from hi- mothcr-m-law, Mrs.
Mnrv Hickev
William lorsvtho pleaded guilty to lar
ecnv Albert Beck was cenv icted of assault and
bntterv on Clara Thatcher.
A illi un Green, of the Lighth ward, Pitts
bu:g, w is eonv icted of two charges of illegal
lu.tior -e lling
vlnrv III ickbum was acquitted of the
charge of tortune telling, on inlormation of
Aiinu Boocrmg
Jo-epl iniime.of AA'alls station, was con
victed ot -t lling luraor without license.
Ben-v Han is and Annie Lewis w ere con
v icted of receiving stolen good-, articles
alleged to hav c been stolen bj William For
S the from inma lor-v the
"John ijimpbcll was convicted of unlaw
fullv cutting and wounding William De
lancv Jvate Cordell and Bridget Campbell are on
trial for rcceiv ing stolen goods
To-Daj's
Etate of
John I Moorehouse
AVilIi iin Cm
Jean B Birmingham
J Meek
J II Mill
I, Rudolf
It f f.i iv
Thoma-Konnclly
A Milands
Geoige - Rrjan
Llizabeth Moirow...
Francis Allen
J McGinnis ,
S O Diliinn
Geoige A Colim
I V Mtlvav
Audit List.
Accountant.
J. M. Kennedv et al.
J. M Kennedv.
Dimel Mendrie.
AV. On-tott.
Annie D Hill.
.1 II Mueller .lal.
. A . G Park et ai.
. II. G. Ilonncll et al.
. .1 M. Kennedy ct al.
. ;. : Brv an.
-. AA'. Jlorrow.
I AI. Allen.
. C M. B-iir.
. AA. Jones.
..A M. Brown.
A. L. MpKaig.
The Trial List for To-Day.
Ci imin-tl Court Commouw ealth vs. James
Dnffv, Charles McLauchlin, AA'illtam Riley,
John Palv Jr, Joshua Le-ech, James
Grog in Kate Cordtll, Bridget Maloy, John
Fianmgnn A llham Beach. Angelo Gai
fiuqu i, Robeit Reed John McMullen, Martha
T"wcv Daniel Irunther, Thomas Gannon
lti ("harles .Tone- (), A llham Cullman,
Jc roine Jones Fled -chmidt. Philip Ken
nedv (2) Theodore AVintem (2), John Hol
land A ilium statu- II Mcl'lullaniy.
Ntites Prom tho Courts.
A r itition was filed eslerdiy for a elecree
for the dissolution of the Llectnc Packing
and Mipplj Companj
Aroxsr allls yesterday entered suit
ngninst the Pitt-bmig Traction Compaii for
$.)00 damaire- for being thrown from a car.
V niLF Ins been issued on the assignees of
tho defunct F. & M. Bank to show cause wh
thv should not sell the propcrtv of the
bink and make a dislnbutiou ol'thc pro
ceids ANillivm IIfmiv PmcE yesterday filed a
petition for a writot habeas corpus to ob
tain possession of his young dtnghter, Ada
M Frie. Tho child had been placed with
ilenrv and A lrgmia Zimmerman by her
mother, and the lather now wants to get her
and the Zimmennans refuse to give her up.
Juikje s-laoli. v esterday issneel attach
ments for four delimiting juror- who did
neit appeal m court esterday. They were
S Alpin, -.desman, Fifth ward; Ailliam
Baines, l mender. Twentj -eighth ward;
Jeihn Alie Kintosli. cariicnter, -jeeond waid;
Allcglnnv, and A. I) smith, manufacturer,
Filth viai-d, Alleghen
N lvv trials w ere i efuscd j esterday in the
ca-es ot C A. Ralph v s Samuel Hamilton,
I.. B Duff vs Georgie Patterson, Frjer ,t
Mullen vs Reed, P Malgartvs Philadelphia
(niian, L. ASiNon vs D. A. McDonald,
A llham BeisvsS. Bradley i. Sons, B F.
RvndvsC 1. Xucor ct al, S. fe. Rhode- vs
B Rodgers, J. C. Dicken as H. A. Dick
son Tor X'aiu in the Stomach.
AVe made use of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera ai'd Diarrhoea Remedy on two occas
ions for pam in the stomach. Result satis
factory in a very short time J"ter taking
the medicine. I hesitate not in giving my
opinion in favor of the medicine. At least
it has done all claimed for it as far as we
have tried it E. D. Book.
Main, Perry county, Pa. avjju
U. A- II.
Ribbons Xcw gauze ribbons, Xo. 30, all
color-, -Joe (usuallj sold at ."0c).
Boggs & Burn
I'KOSfEltiTV comes to the saloon where
Iron Citj beer is sold. It is pure and
wholesome. Telephone 1180.
See our new tcck scarfs.
.Tames H. Aiken- & Co., 100 Fifth aTenue.
Salooxists Iron City beer will please
vour customers and build up your trade.
Order it.
See our new four-in-hand scarfs.
James H. Aikek.&'Co., 100 Fifth-avenue
-COLORED "BAPTISTS MEET.
Separate Organization Formed for the Pur
pose of Advancing the Interests of the
Colored Church Officers Elected and
Other Business Transacted.
The colored Baptists met yesterday in
Green Street Church, corner of Robinson
and Scott streets, Allegheny, for the purpose
to form a colored BaptistAssociation. Kc s.
J. K. Cramer, J. AA". Kiddle, George T. Street,
I. S. Hutson and B. F. AVoodburn, D. D., were
appointed a committee to assist in perfect
ing the organization. The forenoon session
was occupied by devotional exercises. Tho
opening -crnion was delivered by the Rev.
George T. Street.
Rev. K. S. Laws -aid the reason for the pro
posed secession of the colored people from
the Pittsburg Association was that they be
lioved they could do much better w ork or
ganized in a distinct bad-. The greatest
rrrwul fnplinrr Tlenr1 hptw eell tile tW ObodlCS.
as was evidenced b the action of the Pitts
burg Assoiv"on in appointing the commit
tee to a-sist, m peifecting the new organiza
tion. There was no doubt that in the Pitts
burg Association the w hite people controlcd
nff.urs, they being in the majority. This
wit-, of course, all right, but bj organizing
for themselves the colored people could
hiivetheii own missionaries and their own
missionary fund, which would greatly ns
sist them in extending their work among
their owiupeople.
At the evening session the meeting de
cided to withdraw from the Pittsburg Bap-ti-t
Ministerial Association and organize a
permanent association for colored Baptists.
Rev. J. C. Talor was elected Permanent
Chairman and Rev. R. . Laws Secretary.
The Secretan read a memorandum of a pro
posed constitution and a set of by-laws.
They wcro adopted with several minor
changes The new organization will bo
know n as the AUeghcn Baptist Association.
Knch church h n mg a membership of 100 or
les-will be entitled to send one pastor and
two delegates to the convention and one
additional delegate for each additional 50
mombers A committee of arrangement
was appointed.
Rev. Mr. Laws delivered a sermon at tho
evening session, no other business being
done. The convention will be continued to
day. DELAYED BY A WEDDING.
Tlie Hearing In the Baden Gas Company
Case Postponed a AVeek.
The alleged peculiar methods of the Baden
National Gas Company, by which its opera
tions were conducted with a minimum of
cash and a maximum of credit, were to have
beer further aired v esterday before the Mas
ter, M. A. AVoodward, but as tho lieanng w as
for the express purpo-e of taking the testi
mony of Mr. Chalfant, and he could not bo
on hand owing to a marriage in his family,
I). T. AVatson lor defendants and C.C. Dickey
for the ci editors arranged for a postpone
ment for a w eek.
It is said the defendants will attempt to
show that creditors know of the transaction
with the Firth Xational Bank, by which the
capital stock was arranged lor by tho
$4x1,000 note instead of furnishing tho cash.
Creditors, however, claim that the case
w otilil rot be altered h id they possessed the
knowledge, as under the law, open subscrip
tions to the capital stock of any corparation
mean cash unless expressly stated that they
are pa able in property in wbich case the
property must be valued and set forth in do
tail. PLEASED WITH THE SITE,
But Foreign Diplomats Are Disgusted With
the Weather.
The foreign diplomats who went to Chi
cago to see the AA"orld's Fair site passed
through the city yesterday on the return to
AA'ashmgton. They wore a motley crowd,
and not on very good speaking terms with
each other. The hot weather had a depress
ing effect on their spirits.
Most of theu admitted the site was an ex
cellent one, and they will communicate at
once favorable opinions to the home government-.
It is expected that the v isit will
increase the foreign interest in the coming
exhibition.
More Money Coining In.
The subscriptions received yesterday to
the Fourth of July fund were: Thomas Car
lm, $iA: MagiHtratc Grlpp, $ii; AA'. A. Mcrron,
$2j; A. Bradley A, Co., $10; M. Rosenthal, $5;
Patrick Dev lm, $G, a total of $.
The dietary of an invalid differs mate
rially from that of a person in robust health.
He needs light, nutritious food, and it is
essential that besides being nutritious it
shall be easy of digestion, ilellin's Tood
is very nourishing and is assimilated as
soon as taken into the stomach.
EACURSIOX TO ATLANTIC CITAT
Via the rictureque D. & O. It. 15.
On Thursday, July 2, 1891, via "Washing
ton, D. 0., Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Excursion tickets for the round trip Ten
Dollars (10), tickets good for 10 davs. and
good to stop at "Washington City returning.
oiictiui iiaiua iin jl uuuiuu jrarjur anu
Sleeping Cars and Day Coaches will leave
B. & O. depot, Pittsburg, at 8.15 a. m. and
'J-StO P. M. For detailed information, ad-
dress or apply to R D. Smith.
JkiBlJU lUStUCI JgtUl,
Pittsburg, Pa
A Wonderful Suit Sale.
AVc have concluded to extend this won
derful 5fi men's suit sale for one more day.
It was utterly impossible to wait upon every
enstomer yesterdaj. We really were not
prepared for sucK a great rusH. AVe will,
therefore, offer to-day 400 more of those ele
gant cheviots suits in six different patterns,
cut either in sack or three-button cutaway
frock for the ridiculous low price of 56 per
suit; sizes nin from 33 to 44, breast measure.
Everybody can be fitted.
P. C.C. C:, Pittsburg Combination Cloth
ing Company, comer Grant and Diamond
streets.
A Dunkard Minister's Opinion.
Uev. Jacob Conner, a well-known Ger
man Baptist (commonly called Dunkard)
minister of Rojer's Ford, Montgomery
county, Pa., says: "I .have used Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
for diarrhoea, colic and cramp in the stom
ach. I hav c nover used any medicine v ith
better or more satisfactory results. I con
sider it one of the best ever used in our
family." AVMt
Allegheny Floater.
A large man about G3 years old, 5 feet 10
inches, blue serge suit, "flannel shirt, low
shoes, was identified by a deed found in his
inside coat pocket of a'lot on Tinth'avenue,
Kensington.
Hen's summer shirts, silk, S3 50 and up.
Jos. Horne & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
U. & B.
Silk Windsor ties, elaborate assortment
(over 100 stv ies), 5x30 inches, at '25c Re
markable v alues. Bog os & Buhl.
Xegligec silk shirts at James H. Aiken
&Co.'s, 100 Fifth avenue.
A Recommendation.
You can say to your readers that I hive
tried Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy for diarrhoea and colic,
and that I would recommend it a? a good
medicine. Gloege AV. Beickee,
Reedeysville, Washington county,. Md.
Men's summer coats English cloth, ?5
and up. Jos. Horse & Co.'.s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Iron City Brewer 's Beer
Can be used freely with only good results.
The finest summer drink.
Negligee madras shirts at James H.
Aiken & Co.'s, 100 Fifth avenue.
A Woman's Life Sav ed af Hillsboro, Pa.
A neighbor woman was afflicted with
cramp colic Jly wife thought it would
cost her life. She gave the woman Cham
berlain's Colicj Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy according to directions and it-gave
perfect satisfaction. I do heartily recom
mend it to do all it is recommended to do,
and feel thankful for the good it has done.
Joseph Berket, Hillsboro, Somerset
county, Pa. -yi-su
Ladies' summer wrappers, $1 up.'
Jos. Hokne & Co.'s
Penn-Avenue Stores.
TO-MY IS TIIE LAST.
Father ollinger Ejects to Eest
4 After This Evening. '
INVALIDS COME FROM FLORIDA.
One little Girl laid Aside Her Crutches
and talked Away.
THOUSANDS STILL CROWD TROT BILL
Notwithstanding the various reports that
Jlonday evening wns the last occasion
upon w hlch Father Molltnger w ould pub
licly receive the Mount Troy pilgrims untu
after his return from his vacation, there was
scarcely any perceptible diminution in the
crowds of sick and innrm who thronged the
churchyard yesterday morning. Frqni an
earlj hourthepatientsbegan toarrivoinones
and tw os and long before 7 o'clock mass the
space surrounding the chnrch was closely
packed with anxious worshipers. AVhen the
doors were thrown open tho building was
crammed from one end to the other inside a
v cry few minutes, and ev en then thcie were
hundreds outside w ho wcro unable to gain
admission. These followed the sorvico as
best they could in the open air. This scene
was duplicated at the S o'clock mass, a con
siderable number of disappointed devotees
beipg obliged to content themselves with
tho best vantage ground they could obtain
in street artd churchyard.
At tho close of tho 8 o'clock service tho
multitude, who had by that time been
largely augmented by fresh contingents, sat
themselves down to await the Father's
pleasure. At least those who were so
fortunate as to secure seats did so. Tho
great majority were obliged to stand around
in more or less uncomfortable and pictures
quo attitudes until the famous healer event
ually made his appearance about 10 30. The
scenes of Monday were then again re
enacted. Father Mollinger took up his posi
tion in tho office and proceeded to bless
pilgrim after pilgrim as the motley crowd
pasted through. A noticeable feature of the
morning was the great number of Southern
ers who w ere present. Xumbers of people
have traveled from Georgia, Xorth and
Sonth Carolina, Louisiana, and even .from
far distant Florida. Having recclv ed the
Father's blessing they retired quite con
tented, most of them returning to the sunny
South by the afternoon trains.
During the morning, although the Father
merely pronounced his blessing and did not
supply either medicine or prescriptions,
some remarkable cures were reported.
Mainio Anderson Casts Crutches Aside.
M.Anio Anderson, of Steubenville, O., a
bright little girl of some Hj ears, made her
second visit to Father Mollinger yesterday
morning. She had visited him last year for
tho fiist time, and although, her crutches
were not completely cast asidoon that oc
casion, she had expressed herself as much
benefited. Since that time she had had an
attack of rhcum.itism, w Inch almost nullified
any good she had obtained from the Father,
and w hen she went in to recejv c the blessing
j esterday she w as not by any means a likely
case for successful treatment. Man elous to
relate, after receiving the priestly benedic
tion she left her crutches in the church and
walked away unassisted. Several of the
residents on the hill v ouch for tho accuracy
of this storv.
Mrs. AVhite, of Auburn, X. T., arrived at
Mount Tioy last week with her hands
sw ollen to an enormous size by rheumatic
pains. She left j esterday afternoon almost
perfectlv cured.
It. L. ISisgood, of Youngstown, O , w ho had
been treated by the Mount Tioy healer on
Saturday for bllndnc-s, has had his eje
sight restored and is loud in praise of Father
Mollinger's miraculous gift.
AA h it is considered to bo the most w onder
ful ease ot the day was tint of Mrs. Frauen
heim, w ife of the w ell know n brew er of Pit ts
burg. She was driven up to the hill jester
day morning in a carriage, and had to be
carried into the church on an invalid's
chair. She was guttering from paralj sis and
was unable to movo without assistance.
Upon being taken in to Father Mollinger
that gentleman requested that the building
be cleared, and when the necessary clearance
hid been effected devoted himself to tho
cure of the patient. Alter a short time
spent m praj er
She Bose Tip and "Walked.
Mrs. Fraucnheim received the blessing of
the Father and vv as ordered by him to arise
and walk. This she finally did after one or
two unsuccessful attempts, mid with slight
aid from the Father -he walked slowly to
tho door of her carriage. At this point tho
ten-lon upon hci 'nerves began to tell and
she swaj ed slightly from side to side. She
would hav o fallen had -ho not been assisted
by friend-. In the cairiage she somewhat
reg-iined her new -found powernndappeared
to lie quite another person from the helpless
woman who was earned into the building.
Among the other cases of miraculous euro
may be mentioned that of a j oung colored
girl who entered the church on two
crutche- nd w as able to return home on one
only. A v oung man also lelt his crutches
lo'iind and walked away with the aid of
some lriends. These are hut a few of the
numberless eases w Inch Troy Hill residents
claim to have been performed yesterday
morning.
Intense indignation is manifested by resi
dents on the Hill at the statement that
1 ather Mollinger has mide a good thing out
of the pilginus who thronged to the Cliuich
of the Holy Name during the past few dajs.
Thtj -deny that either the Father or any of
the attendtnts ever a-ked any of thep iticnts
to contribute to the offci torj , and laugh at
the story of the enormous sums paid into tho
treasurj by tho patients. In scarcely any
case, thev saj, do the patients give more
than a dollar at a time. Jlanj give 50 cents,
more a quarter, and somu hav o cv en given
nothing more th in a dime. The poor, ns a
rule, give nothing.
In theafternqon tho Father denied him
self to all comers and refused to see any
patients. Most of the latter had, hoivev ei,
been blessed that morning and had returned
home. A few still remained hoping against
hope and will tryagaiu to-morrow.
Father Mollinger last evening said ho
would again bless tho people to-daj . lie in
tends to le.iv e tho city after to-day and tho
date of his return is uncertain. The rever
end gentleman seemed completely broken
up and bore evident traces of tho fatigue
which he has endured during the past week.
HIS EUCCESS DOUBTFUL.
If Dalzell Had Not Kicked Last Tall He
Couldn't Be Beaten.
"I don't believe Dalzell can be elected,"
said one of his ardent supporters 3 esterday,
"but it w ill be ridiculous lor anj one to go to
the coin cntion from this county and oppose
linn. Such people will only make monkeys
of themselves, and can't expect much local
bickingmthe future. If IMlzell bad been
in line last lall he could not bo beaten at
this time, but he has arntj ed against him all
the stalwarts in the State.
"I was 111 the East not long ago, and ho
w on't 1 eceiv e much help 111 Philadelphia.
The opposition uo not tuink much of Jack
liobinson, but they will elect him a a dou
ble rebuke to the Pittsburg Congressman."
M0BE ELECTION D1STEICTS.
County Commissioners Busy Making Twen-
ly-fiTe New Ones.
The County Commissioners were kept
busy yesterday by the order of Court making
25 new election districts m the citj-. Th
matter has been hung up so long that it had
been been lost sight of.
. There was scuriying to find books for the
additional districts where tho separate reg
istry is to be made.
10 TEST THE AM0SKEAGS.
Master Hamilton Orders a Trial of Their
Powers June 22.
Another effort at an engine test will bo
made. George K. Hamiltod, master in the
Amoskeag engine suit brought by T. & E.
Safford against the Board of Aw aids and the
city, yesterday granted a motion made by
G. AV. Guthrie, counsel for the plaintiff, for a
test of tho engines of the defendants.
The master directed that the tests bo made
on Mondaj, June is, at the footot AVood
If it is inequitable to test them at that time
by reason of their being in service, tho tests
shall be adjourned to a time designated by
the master. The defendants must furnish
the supplies necessary for the tests.
Chief Brown said yesterday: "Until I learn
something definite about the rules and regu
lations of the test I can say nothing about
Cauoeaph "Writing Machine is the best,
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Vy" referemes. Apply it the CORNER OF PEN N
AND LINDEN AA S., East End. Jclo-14
CUTTERS AND TAILORS WANTED-OVER
1,700 have adopted the A. D. RudeNew Method;
numbers of them are leading cutters of this conti
nent: others are on thPwii to lame nnd fortune.
Taught at CLEVELAND CUTTING SCHOOL
JC47-21
DRUG CLERK-QUALTFIFD ASSISTANT
Reference. JOHN BRI1TON, 196 Utavcr
av., Allegheny. Jel7-o0
D
,RUG CLERK ASSISTANT.
AT 639 FIFTH
JclS-91
AVEMJB.
GENTLEMAN TO TAKE THE PLACE OF
secretary and treasurer In Hew iron company
to go 1'itt of town; he must have experience and
capital: good reference given and required. Ad
dress IRON, Dispatch office. Jel6-43
INTELLIGENT CANVASSER FOR THE CEN
TURY DICTIONARA'. H. WATTS A CO., 431
AA ood st. Jc2-51$.d
MAN--A COMPETENT MAN TO TAKE
charge of innehlne shop; must be familiar
with modern machine shop practice and under
stand handling of men and work. Address F.R.S.,'
Dispatch office. Jel7-3C
MAN-EXPERIENCED MAN FOR FURNI
TURE store, for driving and general work.
Apply 2o6 OHIO ST, - Jel7-51
ORGANIZERS AV ANTED ?50 AND S100 IN
five months. First certlflcatis In $50 class date
Julv 1. 1891. First-class organizers wanted. AVrite
for terms, bCPKEME LODGE. THE UNIVERSAL
PROGRFSblA'E LEAGUE, 172 AA ashlngton St.,
Boston, Mass. Jc12-"j8
SALESAIAN-NO. 1 SPECIALTY; ONE HAV
ING experience with the retail grocer trade
In AVestcrnPennsvlvaiila preferred; "no applicants
considered, only those glllng In detail, what terri
tory thev ha e worked, how long, what line of
goods sold, and the average amoui't of sales per
month, with references. Address M. P., Dispatch
office. Jelo-18
SA L E S M A N MUST BE OF TEMPERATE
habits and hav c good reference, pplj at G AL
A'lN'S ROOT BEER LABORATORY , 90 AVaterst
Jel7-27
SHIPPING CLERK AN EXPE1UENCFD
shipping clerk: Address AVHOLESALE, Dis
patch olacc, giving reference, age and salarj ex
pected. Jel7-ll
SOLICITORS-TOR LIFE INSURANCE; LIB
ERAL commissions; policy taking because
most pleasing in price uid plan. MURRY & ED
bALL, 34 i idt lit) building. mv-27-19
Agents.
AGEXTS-ON SALARY OR COAIMISION TO
handle the nevi mtent chemical Ink erasing
pencil; the greatest selling novelty ever producea;
erases ink thoroughl In two seconds; no abrasion
of paper: 200 to 500 per cent prollt; one agent's salLS
amounted to $sa In six divs; .tnothn $32 In two
hours; wc want one energetic gcncril agent for
each state and Terrl ton . For terms and full particu
lars, address THE MON ROE ERASER 311 G. CO.,
La Crosse. 'W Is. iny22-75
AGENTS-TO SELL TIIE TINLFSS CLOTHFS
line; the oniv lii o ev er Invented that holds the
clothes without pins; a perfect succes1: patent re
centlv Issued; sold only by agents, to whom the ev
clusle right is given: on receipt of 50 cents wo
will send a sample line hj man; also clrculirs;
price list and tenuo to agints; secure v our territory
at 'once. Address THE PINLESS CLOTHES
LIN ECO., 1711enuonst., AAorccster, Ma.
apli-142-vvs
AGENT AN ACTIA'E AIAN OR PIRAI TO
take general agenev AA ctern Pcnns lvanl 1
and AA est Alrglnii tor an Improved cash register
which sells for half the price ot auv other good one.
Address, with reference s, UNION CASH REGIS
TER CO., Trenton, . J. Jeli-07
AGENTS-STREETAIEN MAKE AT LE VST?NS
daily selling bebt kitclic n utensil made; ttto
samples and terms, 15 cents. KING, P.O. Box
345, New A'ork. Jel4-10.)-wsu
GENERVL AGENTS AND CANA'ASSERS
looking for a permanent monev-making busi
ness, no competition, should secure the sale of the
Tatcnt AdjustableSlioe. Address with stamp, CON
bOLIDAl'ED SHOE CO., Salem, Mass.
IC7.37-WFSU
Female Help.
CAHAMBERAIAID APPLY AT 616 SOUTH
J HIGHLAND AV.. E.E. Jelb-18
GIRL-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN ERAL HOUsh
AORKlna fain lly of two. Inquire at RESI
DENCE, MOO Bond St., cor. of Bond and Sheriilau
av.. East End, Pittsburg. Jcl6-SI
GIRL - FOR GENERAL HOUSEAVORlv : NO
voung children Inquire at NO. 324 A EXT
ERN AV., Allegheny.
jel7-2
Male and Female Help.
H
OUSEKEEPER, LAUNDRESS, SEAM
STRESS, cooks, chambermaids, dining room
girls, nurses; MO house girls, 10 colored girls,
larm hands, wallers, drivers, gardeners. MRS.
E. THOMPSON, CCS Grant st. mv2l-D
A C FARVI HANDS. TAA O DAIRYMEN, SLAV
TC ) ING RlrL, hotel cooks, chambe rni lids, laun
drv girls, dishwashers, S00 girls for families and
summer n sorts, 20 Germans, 6 colored. MI.E
HAX'S, 545Giantst , telephone 90 jel7-D
Situations.
POSITION-IN GENERAL ACCOUNTING OR
bookkeeping, voting married man; -practical
experience of. ten jeirs; satlsfaitor lelcreneo
from present emplovers and reasons for change.
Address P. O. Box 927. clt . apii-JU
"POSITION -BY AN EXPERIENCED NURSE;
J. refnences exchanged. Address R. P.. Dis
patch office. jel7-37
SITUATION" AS RETOUCHER AND RE
CEIA'ING ladv or secretary in a photograph
galler). Address P. O. BOX1A, Beverly, Arl
ington countv , O jel7-99
SITUATION-BA- A FRENCH GOVERNESS TO
take care of ihlldrcn. Address Mlbs FISIIER,
1 are C. Donnelly, corner of Fifth av . and Ronn st.
Jel7-19
Hoarding.
COUNTRA- BOARDING-FOR GENTLEAIAN
and wile; must be a pleisuit eountrj home,
within 20 miles nt citvand coincide nt to railroad
Address CO UNTR Y .BOARDING, Dispatch office.
Jel7-15
Real Estate.
TOBUA-A HOUSE OF 5 OR 6 ROOA1S IN
Esst End or Alleaiienv for$2,o00to H.500 cash.
AV ILKINbON, Dispatch office. Jel7-30
suburban Resiliences.
TO RENT-FOR THE SUAIMEK .MONTHS, A
iurnished house wltliachautigcs ot aiountrv
home; beat of releience glv en. Address M E. M.,
Dispatch office. jel7 93
Partners.
p ARTN ER-TO PURCHASE HALF INTEREST
i and take charge ot office work hi a wcll-cstah-ilsiictl
liverv and undertaking business In cit) : a
good man will be dealt with liberalli . For partic
ulars, address JOHNSTON, Dispatch office. JC17-3
Financial.
MORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
countv property at low est rates. HENRA'A.
AVEAVER S. CO.. IB Fourth av. inh2-D
TTTANTED-MORTGAGES IN LARGE OR
V small amounts; having a considerable amount
of home money to loan we are enabled to place
loans promptl) . AA . A. HERRON S, SONS. SO
Fourth av. ie2-60-w
Miscellaneous.
-VHERRIFS AND STRAAVBERRIFSIN QUAN
Vj 11T1ES. Inquire otll. J. HEINZ CO?, plck
lers and preerv ers, at their new works, M tin st.,
above Chestnut St., Allegheny. Jcll-2S-D
LAD1ES-TO ATTEND THE SCHOOL OF DE
SIGN and Dress Cutting for a thorough course
of dressmaking. NO. 9olPENN AV. inhl-lG
TACI N G HORSE-MUST PACE B ETTER THAN
J. 2.40, voung and sound. Address F. r.C,
Dlspate h oflice. Jel6-71
PAUTY-A RELIABLE PARTY AA'ANTS TO
buy a restaurant and saloon In central part of
city. Address, staling price, etc., B. B. B., Dis
patch office. Jel6-67
USE JONES' BEDBUG rABALYZER-JONES'
Magic Roach Powder; contains no poison;
roaches banished by contract; satisfaction glv en or
no pay. Prepared by GEO. Av. JONES, 222 Federal
St., Allegheny, Pa. Sold by allHrst-class druggists.
mt3.131.uwil'
in OOO BUSHELS CHERRIES. CRUIKSHANK
XVJ, PRESERVING CO- 2S5 Pennsylvania v
llegheajfcfB, . Jel7- .
TOR SAIJETJIFROVED KEAL ESTATE
City Residences.
-nOR SALE-SAIALL CASH PAYMENT DOWN
-.J10001"10). rinialuilcrln monthly payments
01 J15 or more, modem brick house, six rooms,
natli, range, hot and cold water; possession any
',"" A". 205 pi j mouth st.: price jr.flOO. AV. A.
.1 ." suei:.s). so lourtnav,
Jel2-S0-12,l-,a,27
MT. AA-ASHIXGrON-LOVELY SIX-ROOAI
house at 1 oTpt. hurimtn? S2.100 reduced
house at a great' bargain: $2,100 reduced
Irom Tifin iir
.TENbPEUGEH Jt AV1LLIAMS.
t1? VWf lic
o x uurin av.
' Jel7-23-WTllS
07 OOO-T02 BUTLER ST., COR. THIRTY
K)I SEVENTH St., late Ahton Engel'sproperty,
lot 32 5-6x101, with frame business house and dwell
ing, containing two stores and 11 rooms: one-hair
cash, balance to suit; this must lie-sold to close up
the estate. THOS. MCCAFFREY, 1)09 Butler st.
nih8-15tiWBa"
East Enel Residences.
AROOSIY AND VERY COMFORTABLE MOD
FRN house of ten rooms, with nne large lot,
144x157-3 ft. : stands on a comer In high co nmand
ing situation; street Is paved: wclnve special
price and can show you a handsome profit in this
property: It will cut up to good advantage and still
leav e a fine lot h Ith house; convenient to Duquesne
Electric. S. A. DICKIE & CO., Perm and Shady
avs., E. E. ' jcll-II-'Mwr'
ClOMPLETE HOUSE-IN "HIE EAST END:
nine rooms with all conveniences: three min
utes from Duquesne traction: J6.600 will buy it 011
easy terms. BAXTER, THOMPSON' & CO.. 162
Fourth av. jel4-77-MWF
Ogr 200-A MODERN SIX ROOAI FRAME
1DJj house, with three line attic rooms; vesti
bule, hall, Bliding doors, slate mantels throughout,
both gases, eitv water, range, complete bath, sta
tionary washstand. two porches; very central lo
cation, near both Duquesne electric and Fifth ay.
cable: lot 29x120; will not require much cash. S. A.
DICKIE & CO., Penn and Shady avs.. E. E. (1134)
leH-41-MWj
ffl SOO-MODERN HOUSEOFSEVEN HOOAIS,
OOj linlshcd ittfcand bath; has every conveni
ence, reception hall, hardwood stalrwav ;splcndldly
nnlshed throughout: location excellent, and Is
within tw o minutes of Duquesne Electric; nice lot;
a line home and .1 decided bargain: sail arrange
terms. See S. A. DICKIE & CO., Penn and Shady
avs., E. E. (1837) Jel4-41-Mwr
Allegheny Residences.
FOR SALE-SANDUSKY ST., . ALLEGHENY,
location first class, brick dwelling, ten rooms,
lot 30-xll5 ft.: price on!) f 11,500. (45) AA A.
HERRON .tSONS. 80Fourthav.
jel7-28-17,20,24,2)
Suburban Residences.
A RARE BARGAIN A 12-ROOAlED, COAIMO
DlOUS and well finished residence at Stewart
station on the Pcnnsjlvanla Railroad, two njllcs
from AA llinerdlng, surrounded by an aero and a
qu irter of picturesquely wooeled ground; well
suited for persons doing business at Pittsburg,
AA i'merding, Jeannctte, or any of the thriving
towns In the ne ighborhood; house finished in hard
wood throughout, with vcr) nice laundry separate
from house; ample stable; good w ell and tank ar
rangements: shaded creek running through
premises; school and church accommodations close
at hand: price. J9.O0O: terms to suit; lots in the
neighborhood being sold at a rate that makes this
ch ap plae e' v crv cheap as well as desirable. Apply
to Mrs. ADELE N. SHAAA", Stewart station. P II.
R. Jel7-8-17,a,23,25,27,3
(WQ OOO-A NICE HOME, EASY OF ACCESS,
IDOj Jitstbcvond the citj line; Slieredan station,
P., C. fc St. L. R. It.; two-story frame or six
rooms, bav window, panirv , front and rear porches,
choice well of water, good cellar, etc ; lot 100x105
feet, with fruit of all kinds and shrubbery: 53,000,
on easy terms. CHARLES HOMERS & CO , 129
xonrthav. Jell-60-EOD
Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CITA', N. J.-RENT OR SALE
Hotels, cottages and bathhouses; lots for sale
In all parts of the city: also South Atlantic City.
ISRAEL G. ADAMS & CO., Real Estate Agents,
Real Estate and Law Building. Jel-27'
Miscellaneous.
B
iY THOAIAS MCCAFFREY, 3509 BUTLER ST.
S2.60O-R!ght at AValla station, P. R. R , on
Italia av.: lot 50x150. eood frame house of five
rooms: terms to suit. Mrs. Dorgan owner.
$6,100 Cor. Flftj -third anil Kcj stone av. ; lot 49x
101; three new frame dnelllngs of flveroomsand
attics In each: terms 10 suit; positive bargain. Ed.
McCafferty owner.
gooOeich On Dauphin, near Fifth St.. Nineteenth
ward, two lots. 19x100 each, or ?l,000 Tor both;
terras, one-hair cash, balance to suit.
K.650 At Braildock. fronting on the B. & 0.
R. It , near Thirteenth st , lot 20x133'$ feet to allcj ,
brick store and dwelling of five rooms: terms, one
hlircash: positlie bargain. Mr. AA'olf, saloon
keeper. Braddock, please take notice.
?2,0n0 No 5203 Keystone av. : lot 20x103; new
frame house of live rooms and attic; $350 cash, bal
ance to suit.
$1,200-On Craig, near Ridge St., Thirteenth
ward; Iot40vb0; new frame house, two rooms and
attic: one-half cash, balance to suit
l.li0 On Dearborn, near Evaline St., Nine
teenth ward; one lot, 29x100; one-haltcash, bal
ance to stilt.
$5,600 No. 514( Butler st.. lotSKUO, three-story
brie k store ind elu ellinv ol 13 rooms; possession at
once: terms to suit
?1.7o0 On Holmes st , near Flftv-fonrth, Eight
eenth ward, lot 20x100 feet, new frame house of
four rooms and attle, side entrance, Butler ten
ant, McLean owuer; one-half cash; bilauce to
suit.
6,soo At Harmcrsvllle station, AVest Penn R. R ,
12 miles from Pittsburg, 1Q acres of hcautilul lmd,
with frame house of six rooms and brick house ot
four rooms, 1,010 feet river frontage; flrst-elass
location for manufacturing site. No. 1 railroad sid
ing; terms to sulr Jclt-ljiVw su
HUNDREDS OF HOUSES AND LOTS-IN
both cities and county, for cash and eas pav -ments.
bend or call for immense list of property
for sale bv THOS. MCCAFFREY, the Leading
Agent. 3509 Butler st. Tel. 5514. Open evenings.
JC14-130-WKU''
FOR SALE LOTS
City Lots.
CnOICE LOTS IN AVEIXAIAN PLAN, MT.
A ash., 2.JM15 for 41A0- $10 cash and $5 per
month.
ith. BALTENSFEBGER & A ILLIAA1S, 143
Fourth av.
'C17-24-W s
LOTS-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR
from $100 to 5300, In the Eighteenth ward. long
pavments; casv terms. Inquire of CHAS. E.
CORNELIUS attorncj. 106 Grant St.. Pittsburg:
or go to his office. Morningsldeav., on thegrouneH,
anu see Ills agent, T. Ed. Cornelius. myia-4.)
rilAA'O ACRES IN THE TA ENTY-FIRST
i ward, nearlr lev el -and w ell situated for sub
dividing; this propcrtv Is oflered for a snort time
onlvandat a vcrv low price; a good investmentfor
immediate subdivision or to liuul. DENMbTON,
ELDERKIN & CO , LIM., b30t-Penn av. Tel.
5327. Jel7-56-WFSu
rpAVO LOTS NEAR SECOND AV , IN THE
X Tentv-third ward. Inquire of PETER
DUGAN, 1596 Second av. leld-M
anzrr and upward-lots somoo feet to
35JJU 20-foot allcj, situated on Bedford av.,
Juuill 1 st. and Duffot. A 1LLIAM CHARLTON.
3T5Aelistcrav. Jcl7-41
CJfiOO-MCE BUILDING LOT, 20X100 FEET;
tlDU Sohost . neir Eminett: convenient to A v lie
av. cable. CHARLES bOMERb & CO , 1211 Fourth
avenue. Jel3-)-EOu
East End Lots.
I7AIRAIOUNT PLACE-LOTS FOR 3ALE;
: choiec lots, elegant location, with a beautiful
and commanding view or the whole. East Liberty
Villeve, locaterl on Falrmount av., two squares
from Penn, and one square Irom Ncqlev av.; can
be reached bv uihlc'-and electric cars. "Inquire of
STRAUB & MOHltlS, corner AVood and Third st.
iny28-10-D'
T70R SALE-AVALLINGFORD. NEAR NE
JC A'lLLEst., bliadj side; lot 05x154 ft. (Sb). AA'.
A. HEBRON 4. SON S, 80 1 ourth av. Jc.:-61-w
Suburban Lots.
LOTS TROAI f-175 TO 51,200, NO LOT LESS
than 40 feet wide: there arc more conveniences
in A'illa Park pi 111 than anv other now on the mar
kct;rullpirtlciilarsIroiu 1IOAVARD BKOAVN. 151
x ourth av. Jel7-4-WF
OTS IN EDGEAVOOD PARK. EDGEAVOOD
station ; low price and 1 asv tirms. bee BAX
TER. THOMPSON &. CO , 162 Fourth av.
jel4-78-MWFSu
SUBURBAN TROrERTA' THE . LARGEST
lots, the lowest price s and tho c islcst and best
terms in the count) at Sheradcn, 15 minutes from
Union station; sec She raden belorevoubuv else
where. ANDREW PATTERSON. Secretary 127
Fifth av. le27-72-D
I ff TO WW WILL BUI" A A-ERA- DEblRA
tlPXvJU I1LE bullelliis lot In riwvn: small ea-h
jmv me lit, li il nice to suit. BAX'lER. THOMPSON
4. CO., 11)2 i ourth ave. Jc7-71-mw 1
5 ACRES ADJOINING NEAV TOAVN OF KENS
INGTON, on A A'. R. It .will subdivide nicely.
bLOAN &, CO , 127 Fourth av. jcl7-C-Wr s
Eaims.-
I7ARAI-OF 200 ACRES, ON LINE OF P. R. R.,
ll-i miles from station; good orchard, springs,
house otsevi 11 rooms: this is a bargain at $4,500.
See BAXTER, THOMPSON i CO., 162 Fourth av.
jell-78-MWFSu
SMALL GARDEN FARAI 4 ACRES AVITHIN
5 miles Alleghenv Cltv ; must be sold soon.
bLOAN S. CO.. 127 1 ourth av . JtlT-C-vrxS"
EDUCATIONAL.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Sunmiei law lectin os (nine wpeklj) begin
9th July, 1SD1, and end 9cu September. For
circular apply (P. O. University of A'a , Char
lottesville, Va.) to JOHN B. MINOR, Prof.
Com. and Stat. Law. mj 20 51 ws
ST. JOHN'S HILITABT SCHOOL,
MANLIUS, X. Y. '
Undcrthovisitation of tho AVar Department.
Milltarj undei U. S. Armyofflcei.
Kt. Rev. F. D. Huntington, fa. T. D , Piesident.
Apply to Lt. Col. AVM. A EKBECK, faupt.
myr7-120-MWF
CHELTENHAM MILITARY ACADEM1
Ogontz, Montgomery Co, Pu. Unex
celled in beauty and healthtulness.of loca
tion and sunoiindmg- and in buildings,
equipment and all othci lequisites of a flint
class school. Number limited to 60 Feir
illustrated circulai addie-s JOHN CALA IN
iUCE, A. M., Printiral. myl5-77 d
ExamMtion for. Admission
To the Freshman Class of the
LEHIGH UNIVERSITY
AVill be held at Room No. 4, second floor of
the Carnegie offices, 48 Fifth av., Pittsburg,
Pa., on JUNE 18, 19 and 20, 189L
For particulars address
AVILLIAM A. CORNELIUS,
Munhall P. O., Allegheny Co , Pa.
Je6-50-ws
1891.
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
BRICK rLANT-COXSISTING OF GRINDING
pan, engine, boiler, etc.: engines, boilers,
elav and ore pans, and brick vard supplies.
THOMAS CAItMX'S SONS, Lacock and Sandusky
streets, Alleghen . jel7-MWr
I70R bALE-si.200 OR INVOICE. GROCERY
: stand lining large business, niostlj cash; cheap
rent; others fjoo, ?500 to $10,1100: cigar store, res
taurant, shoo store-, tlsh market, machine shop:
line milk depot. HOLMES & CO., 43) Smithfield
street. Jel7
TESTAURANT AND LEASE. CALL NO. 11
JKi MARKET SQUARE. jel7-J4
STEAAI LAUNDRY COMPLETE AVITH 15
HORSE power boiler and 12-horsc power en
gine, capicltv $2a0pcr week: all machinery new;
good reasons for selling: town 8.000 and growing
rapidly: 25 miles from Pittsburg: correspondence
solicited. Address BARGAIN, Dispatch office.
Je'7-0
FOR SALEMISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles, Live Stock.
TAELrVERA' AA'AGONS-DEI.IA'ERY AVAGONS
U a'l stiles; our own inSkc. AAM. BECKERT,
10 to S44 Ohio street, Allegheny. Telephone . 3120.
JclO-45-MWS
Machinery and Metals.
AUTOAIATIC HOISTING ENGINES AVORK
perfectlv right and left, with single or double
drum; second-hind hollers and engines also on
hand: general machine work promptly executed;
correspondence solicited. COMBINATION EN
GINE CO., LIAI., 3140 Penn ave.,Pittsbnrg. TcllJS5
delO-08-MWS
I ENGINES AND BOILERS-SECOND-HAND:
!j largest stoelt of all sizes; 10x30.12x24,12x18,10
x20, loilf), 10x12, 9x12,8x12,7x12, 6xl2;inountcd port
able engine, boilers of all sizes, shafting, piiUevs,
pumps, governor, etc. Telephone, 3401, 23 and
ioParkAVay, Allegheny, Pa. J. b. YOUNG.
apll-D
ONE STEAM EN GINE-1G" DIAMETER AND
30" stroke, large flywheel. AAaters' automatic
irovemor; two "-Hit!. lnllpr 40" diameter. 24 ft.
long, with steam drum; ail in good running order
and sold only for want of uc; ean be seen at Priio
loundrv. Price St.. city. Inquire 619 SVtiril-
T'll.'! IWT ,, 1R1
FIELD bT.
rpHE CELEBRATED ACME AUTOAIATIC
X safety engines and non-explosive boilers, for
gas or oil fuel, from one to rive-horse power; also,
tlie latest Improved ventilating fans: perfect sat
isfaction guaranteed; by J. PRAGER, General
Agent, No. 4 Fifth av., Pittsburg, Fa.
iny25-MWF'
ri'HE BECK AUTOAIATIC ELECTMC LIGHT
-L engine; engines, boilers nnd sawmills and
woodworking m ichiiicry. HARJIES MACHINE
DEPOT, 99 First av.. Pittsburg. my7-I
Miscellaneous.
I ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA AMER
J ICAN reprint (Stoddard coition) at half price;
this superb edition, the only one printed in this
coimtrj from regular stercotjped plates, made from
set up tvpe, and the onlj excluslv e subscription
edition in the market, Is now complete and ready
for dellv cry to subscribers at J2 50 per volume: po
sitions open to gentlemen of education, to whom
exclusive territorv will be given. MAXA ELL
bOMMERVILLE, Publisher, 135 Fifth av.
Jel4-TUWTIlF8SU
M
ODENE AT 951 PENN AV.
Je3-17
O FLATS. 5x10x90 FEET: 1 PILE DRIVER.
ii aiooooft. b. in. square timber, sno piles at
M'KEESFORT AND BEbSEMER BRIDGE. Mc
Keespeirt. Ta Jel7-100
TO LET.
City Residences.
ELEGANT MODERN DAVELLING OF EIGHT
rooms; batli and liundry with cverv possible
eonvcnlence. Bluff st. ; 10 minutes' walk from Court
House; rent ?500. HENRY A. DAVls, 414 Grant
street. JelO-37-MWFt
HOUSE-24 FEDERAL ST.. PITTSBURG, TEN
rooms, bath and laundry. Inquire of M. G.
COHEN. 30 Firth av. ic4-13t
East End Residences.
TO LET-ST. CLAIR ST .EAST LIBERTY, ONE
squars from I'enn av.; cable line; neat brick
cottage of six rooms hath room, natural gas, etc..
only 25.See AV. A. HERRON Jfc SONS, 80 Fourth
av enue. jelO-50-wst
Allegheny Residences.
-riCE FIVE-ROOM DAVELLING-FEDERAL
Xv st. extension; store and dwelling. Chestnut
St.. Allegheny, inquire of J. R. McKEE. 708 Penn
av., room 611. le7-64-MWSt
TO LET STURGFON ST., ALLEGHENY,
near Rebecca st . brickhousc of six rooms; $17.
AV. A. HERRON & SONS, 60 Fourth av.
Jcl2-78-MWFf "
Uuslness Stands.
rpo LET-nANDSOAIE STOREROOAIS, NOS.
X 78 and 80 Diamond St., just above bmlthiield
St., in new Dispatch building; well llghte'd ele
gintlj lltted un, centrally locateel and hav lng every
convenience; these rooms arc admirahl) suited for
insurance, real estate or other ofllce business. For
further Information applv. after 2 r. 31.. to BUSI
NESS MANAGER, The Dispatch, bmlthiield and
Diamond sts. -. ap29-I17t
TO LET-83 AATLIE AA'.. FINE STOREROOM,
modern front, and 6 duelling rooms; bath,
rtnee, h. X c. water, both gases, S75 per month.
AV. A. HERRON & SONS. SO Fourth v.
jcl3-oS-wst
Omccs. Desk Room.
DESKROOM-IN MOSTDFSIRABLE PART OF
1 onrth av. : rent v eTy moderate. M. STARL
ING, room 34, 108 Fourth av. Jcl7-97-WFsnt
TO LET-CHOICE OFFICES ON SFCON'D
and third floors of The Dispatch business otllce
building, eornerSmithtleldanelDI imondsts. : these
arc In suites of two or four rooms, as desired, and
have evcrv convenience; eentrally located, well ar
ranged and lighted ; there are no lietter offices for
professional men In the cltv. Apply, afterSr.M.,
to BUS. 31GR, DISPATCH, on the premises.
ap9-117t
Miscellaneous.
C-IOOD STABLING FOR GENTI.EAIFN'S
T teams: aNo, storage room for carriages or light
storage, at No. lfi Church av., Alleghenv. Ad
dress HOWLAND DAIRY CO., lb Church av.,
Alleghenj, Pa. my2i-3.it
STANDS-AT THE BEAA'ER FAIR GROUNDS,
Beaver, Pi., will beanttloncd oft on batur
d iv, June J), 1891. at 2 r. M., for during the time
of the third innu il union of the A. F. G. AV. U. of
N ortli America. je!7-lt
FOUND.
170UND-ABUNCH0F KEA'S-OAA'NER CAN
X. have same bv proving propcrtv and pivilig
for idvertlsemcnt by calling at THxl DISPATCH
OFFICE. Jcl7-18
PERSONAL.
PERSON A L-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
X and silver; Jewelry repaired; new work made
lo oruer. ciiuis. iiA.ue.il, &u smiinnciu st.
apl9-114
PFRSONAL-DO ATOU AA'ANT TO SAVE
lnonev If so, bit) 3 our hooks and stationery
from us: midsummer sacriflcesalenow on. IBANK
BACON & CO., .Ml Sinlthileld st. jc4
PERSONAL-FINE BOOKS AVE HAVE THE
tinest collection of linely illustrated books
in Pittsburg; beautiful bindings; low prices; come
and see them; hnndreds of books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOK S10 HE. 900 Liberty St. dclS
T)ERS0NAL-AA'HEN JULES VERNE'S TOUR
X l&Tb took their trip to tin moon they bought
trunks, traveling bigs. etc.. at ACHE'S HAR
NESS AND TRLNK EMPORIUM, 420 and'428
A ood st. Everything nrst-clasa and the prices
well, come and see for yourselv es. Jel6-71
PERSONAL BEN HUR NEA'ER AVOULD
have won the great chariot race but for the fact
tint his harness was bought at ACHE'S HARNESS
AND TRUNK EAIPORIUM. 420 and 428 A ood St.
Plcntv of duplle itcs. also trunks, traveling bags,
etc., all flrst-elass and at v crv lowest prices.
el6-74
PERSONALWHEN I WAS A SMALL BOY
my mother always rcpilred my breeches and
Jacket, but since I got to bca great bigman, DICK
SON, the well-known tailor, 65 Filth av., eor.
AVood ot., second floor, has been substituted, who
now does all my elcauing, presslug and renov atlng
In great shape. Tel, rfan. niyii-80-I)
LEGAL NOTICES.
JOSIAII COHEN & CP , Attornej s at Lav. , 83
Diamond street.
INSTATE OF ROSALIE BURKHARDT, DE
ll CEASED. Notice is herebj- gn en that
letters testament uy on tho estate of Rosalie
Bmkharclt hav e been granted to the under
signed, to whom all persons indebted to said
estnto are requested to make immediate pay
ment, nnd thoso having claims against the
same should make theiu known without de
lay. L. I. AARON, Eiecutor, 801 Liberty
aVenuo, Pittsburg. mj27-J9-vv
INSTATE OF MARTHA STEAVA1ST, DK
J CEASED Notice is hereDy given that
letters testamentary on the estate of Martha
Stew ai t, deceased, hav e been granted te the
undersigned, tw o whom all poisons indebted
to saiil estate aio requested to make immedi
ate payment, and those having claims or de
mands against tho same will make them
known without delay. JAMES D. KEARNS,
Executor, coruci Grant St. and Fifth av ,
Pittsburg. Je3-ll-vv
Office of E. T. SCIIAFFNER, No. 72 i.-ash-
mgton av., Thirtv ilist Wind, Cltv.
"17STATE OF JOIIIv G. HEKBsTEll, Dn
J2i CEASED. Notice is heieby given that
letters tcstamentnry on the estate ot John
G. Herbster, deceased, have been granted to
tho undersigned, to whom all persons in
debted to said estate nro lequested to make
immediate pivinent, and those having
claims against tho same should mako them
known w ithnnt ilelav.
MRS. KATE R. HERBSTER, Exceutrlv,
No. 5J AVashingtou av.. Thirty flisit AVard,
Southside, Pittsburg, Pa. jc3-9S-vy
ALBERT II. MOKsElt,
Aitonicv at Law.
4 SIGNEE'h SALES OF A'ALUABLE
2x. improved city real estate Tiio.undei
slgaed, assignee of tho Pittsburg Lumber
Company , oilers for salont a low price nnd
on fav orablo teims the follow mg real estate:
1. Five lots lOdxUO feet on Fiicndshlp ave
nue, having elected thereon a complete
planing mill and machinery, etc.
i. Lot 44x120 leet corner of Atlantic and
Dauphin streots, ha vingorected thereon four
new frame dwelling houses.
3. Lot, Fortieth and Allegheny Valley Rail
road, large irregular lot having erected
thereon two brick dwellings, stable and
office. Call on T. J. HAMILTON,
Assignee,
jel7-20-ws 27 Fifth av.
SUMMER RESORTS.
TOURISTS CAN OBTAIN INFORMATION
ns to rates and accommodations of many
of the hotels here advertised bv apply iug at
THI? DISPATCH BUSINESS OFFICE.
Atlantic City.
HOTEL BLACKHURST. ATLANTIC CITY.N.
J.. 28 S. Arkansasav. : all convenienccs.lnclud
lng bath and bar: near Reading depot and"beach;
terms moderate. AAM.'H. BLACKHURST. jell
TIIE CHALFONTE
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
On the beach, with unsurpassed ocean view.
Salt water baths in tho house.
Send for circular.
ap30-92-D E. ROBERTS & SONS.
HADD0N HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
Now open.
Hot nnd cold sea water baths in the nonse.
Je6-54 LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.
THE AVOODAVARD COTTAGE,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
12(i Sonth Marvland av., near the ocean.
Ocean view and breeze. Modern'improve
mentH. Choice cuisine. Terms moderate.
JC5-38-MW-1 MRS.-S. A. AVOODWARD.
Tlxe HVHa;XLSoxL
1
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
The largest hotel. Opcnall the year.
Jell-11 CHARLES McGEADE.
Capo May.
HOTEL CHALFONTE.
Cape Mat, N. J. Greatly enlarged since last
season. AH modern improvements. Opens
Juno 4. H. AV.SAAVYER. jelf-20D
THE STOCKTON HOTEL,
CAPE MAY, N. J.
Now open for the fouith consectivo season
of present management. Greatly improv ed.
Cmsino unsurpassed.
jel649 F. T. AVALTON, Proprietor.
HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
CAPE MAY, N. J.
JOHN TRACY & CO., Owners and Props.
Directly on the beach. Complete in every
prietor, AVashington Hotel, Philadelphia, or
to Cape May. my 31-61
Spring Lake, N. J.
nOTEL ALLAIRE
SPRING LAKE, JN. J.
Directly on beach. JFirst-class throughout.
Artesian water. E. M. RICHARDSON,
my 31 50-MW r
MONMOUTH HOUSE,
SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J.
SEASON OPENS JUNE 27, 1S9L HOUSE
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED..
Particulars on application to
L. U. MALTBY,
Hotel Lafayette, Phila., or Monmouth House.
jeU 16-D
Other Resorts.
WEST END HOTEL,
ASBUKY PARK, N. J.
It has the finest location of any along the
coast. It has been beautifully decorated, and
contains all modern improvements. Inquire
J. S. KIPLEY, Proprietor. Jell U d
BEFORE LEAVING TOWN
Tourists should procure Feather-weight
Crush Hats, Sun Umbiellas, Hammocks.Gos
samers. Hat Cases, etc., etc., atC. A. SMILEY
& CO.'S, 28 Fifth avenne. je3-34-Mwr
TAKE A CAMERA-
AVith you, and the place to get it is at AV. S!
BELLA CO.'S. Amateur outfits a specialty.
All Photographic Novelties on lmnel. 431
AVood street, Pittsburg. Telephone 1203.
je3-36-Jiwp
DE MAILER BROTHERS,
KG AND SB SMITHFIELD STREET.
Summer Goods Pocket Stoves, Lemon
Squeezers, Ice Picks, Oil Stov es, Refrigera
tors. J&W5-MWF
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
BLOCK; ISLAND, K. I , OPENS JUNE 27.
15 miles n0 sea; steamboats daily to and
from Now'London, Newport and Prov idence;
telegraphic communication. For terms, cir
culars, etc.. addiess until June 15
F. C. CUNDALL, East Greenwich, IL I.
my22 "ff-MWF '
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CRESSON SPRINGS.
31am linc,Penna. It. II.; all trains stpp.
On the Summit Of the Allegheny fountains.
AVill open Juno 25 For circulars and infor
mation address
AVM. R. DUNHAM, Supt . Ciesson, Cambria,
my 15-78 Co, Pa- B
n A DflM HAMPSHIRE COUNTA". AA". A'A.
LAr U J Alkaline Llthla AWiter. also Supe-
nor Iron anil Treestone AVatcrs.
onnialOOBathsofanv tcmpentiire. Larirest
SrnMIllS'slniniing Poolof AUallneLItlila
JI 1 1 1 1 V4 VJ x,Vatcr In the worlrt. Superb Sum-
AND merclimate. Here is where the sick
rciover and the well are always
DA T HQ happy. Sendforrainphletsandse-
Drt I HO cure rooms. AV. II. Salf. Prop.
myl-17.7-D
IDLEW00D HOTEL
AND COTTAGES NOW OPE
Beautiful summer lcsort, sir miles- from
city, on Fanbnndlc R. II. Dinner nnd lunch
eon parties prov ided for on short notice.
For further information nddrcss
M-STANFORD JACKSON,
je7-26 Idlewood, Allegheny Co , Pa.
LURAY INN, Liray, Va.
A beautiful appolntcel Inn. complete In nil
details. Sunoimded by superb mountain
scenery; one mile from the greatest known
caverns; a cmsino of particular excellence.
Music and other amusements. Open May 1
to Nov 1. 1'BKD. IV. EA'AXS, Proprietor.
JC6-53-W3
THE TREMONT.
SEAGIRT, N.J.
AVill open JUNE 6 for Season of 1S91.
House greatly improved; all rooms have
ocean view. Billiaid and pool tables. Barber
shop and telegraph office in house. For rates
and information apply
MRS. G. T. PARKE, 1521 Spruce street,
Tuesdays and Friday s after 2 o'clock,
mv 15-51 mi rsu
HOTEL KAATERSKILL,
GATSKILL MQHITlfi, R. I
OPENS SATURDAY, JUXE 27.
RATES REDUCFI) FOR JULY.
For ciiculars and information call on or
nddress 1. O'CONNOR.
Grand Hotel, Broadway and Tlnrtv-first
street, New l'ork City. mylG-lS-vvs
HOTELATHENAEUM,
CHAUTAUQUA, N. Y.
Large, handsome, safe, liixuiiously ap
pointed, splendidly- managed. A delightful
resoit. The only regular hotel on tho Chau
tauqua Assembly Grounds. A unique spot
offering n great v aricty of attractions.
Address AV. A. DUNCAN, Secy., Chautau
qua, X. V. jcU-127-wfsu
TRAVELERS' REQUISITES & CONVENIENCES
Lap tablets, portfolios, fountnin pens,
hand bags, dressing and toilet cases, drink
ing cups and flasks, sketching outfits, artists'
umbrellas, easels and stools, playing cards,
checkors, chess, cnbbage, etc.: fine station
ery tako a supply with y ou or order it sent
to vour slimmer address: engmv ed cards,
orders executed oromptlyand sent to any
address.
JOS. E1CI111AU Jl X CU ,
48 Fifth av e , Pittsburg.
jcJ-37-Jlwr
CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT.
FORT HILUII HENBY HOTEL,
LAKE GEORGE. N. Y.
Open J nne, 18, 1891.
New York office in the "Grenoble,"
57t'istand"t'iav.
Jlanajreincnt and organization of
Hotel rOXCE DE LLON, St. Augustine-, Fla.
O. D. SEAVEY, Manager.
Souvenir book of the lake set on application.
j JelO-98-wrsn
PURE BUTTER,
Made at Our Own Cream
ery, in AVASHINGTON
COUNTY.
GEO. K. STEVENSON & CO,
Jel0.irwr Slsth avenue.
CHOICE FKOrERTIES.
OLIVER TERRACE
LOTS,
HAZELWOOD.
They are the finest and. most beautiful
'bnilding lots In the Twenty -third ward.
They are situato only 3 & miles from Pitt3
rburg Postofllcc, nnd are on the line of tho
B. A O. R. R., which has G trains stopping
daily nt Hazelwood station, and front on
Second avenue, where the electric cars, with
5-cont fare, pass every few minutes.
Theyaro convenient to the churches, and
only three minutes walk from the Peeble's
Public School.
Enhancement certain, owing to the vast
improv ements being done in that vicinity.
IRA M. BURCHFIELD,
Jc3-33-mws " 153 Fourth avenue.
A BARGAINJN LOTS.
Frankstown Avenue, - -Monticello
Street; - - -Otters
as Low as - - -
$650.
$300.
$200
For particulars see
S. A. DICKIE,
PENN AND SHADY AA'ENUES, E. E.
Jell42 jiwt
rKOPOSALS.
"PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES
jl j.ock tsianu Arsenal, Rock Island,
III , June 10, 1S0I Sealed proposals, in tripli
cate, w ill be receiveel until 2 o'clock p. jr., on
ntlDAY, JUL A" 10, 1331, for furnishing Dyed
Cotton Duck, Blankets, Forage, Silver, Gold,
Steel, Tin, Brass, Iron, Copper and Brass
Riv ets and Burrs; Iron, Brass and Copper
AA ire; Nails, Screws, Tacks, Bolts, Nuts,
Leather, Thread, Rope, Duck, Paints, Oils,
Chemicals, Paper, Cleaning and Polishing"
Materials, Files, etc., dnring the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1892. Printed lists of sup
plies needed, with full Instructions, stipula
tions, etc , can be had on application to
Captain 31. AY. LYON, Ordnance Depart
ment, U. S. Army, Commanding.
JeH-l-15,16,17,18-Ju8,9
"VTOT1CE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
A proposals for the grading, curbing and.
paving with nnck of 2,250 feet, more or less,
of Main street, Mansfield, Allegheny county.
Pa , will bo receiveel by the Town Council oC
Mansfield mill 8 o'clock r. M., JUNE IS, 189L
Profile anel specifications -an be seen at
the office of Av. K. AViIson, engineer, Room
Sll Penn bnilding, or at R. J. Hardy 's drug
store, Mansfield, oil and after AVEDNESDAY,
June 10.
Bids to be accompanied by a bidder's bond,
with sufficient surety in 50 per cent of tho
amount of bid.
Council reserves the right to reject any
-il ti iiirist nvnnnm nv rniTvisTT
and all bids.
Attest: O. K. COOK, Clerk.
jelO-2 MWT
MANUFACTURERS OF SCHOOL FUR
NITURE, coal dealers, calsominere
Sealed piopoxals will be receiveel by the
Board ot Directors of the Hancock Sub-district
School, Fifth ward, Pittsburg, nntlL
JULY" 6 lorthe furnishing of eight rooms,
from No. 1 to No. 8, with desks, stationary
recitation benches nnd teachers' desks, alL
of the best material and latest style.
Also, for one thousand (I.0C0) bushels, more
or less, lump cml. weighed on city scales:
also, for c ilsomming the school building, tho
old calsomine to be washeel off carefully.
All bills to be left or addressed to the jani
tor, D.Lawtoii, who will give all the infor
mation needed. .
The Board of Directors reserves the right
toreiectanyornll bids.
jel7-13-vv JAMEs CAULFIELD, Secretary.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STA
TIONERY, furniture, fuel and other
supplies.
In compliance with the Constitution,
anil laws of tho Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, I hereby invite scaleil proposals, at
prices below maximum rates llxeel in sched
ules, to furnish stationery, furniture, fuel
and other supplies for tho several depart
ments of the State Government, anel for
making repairs in tho several departments,
and lor the distribution of the public docu
ments, for the year ending the first Monday
of June, A. 1). IKK.
Separate proposals will bo rec.cived, and
separate contracts awarded as nnnounced
in said schedules. Each proposal must bo
accompanied by a bemd with npproved sur
eties, eonelitioned for tho faithful perform
ance of tho contract, nnd addressee! and ele
livered to me before 12 o'clock m., of TUES
DAY, the 30th dny of June, A. D. lSDLnt
which time the proposals will be opened and
contracts awarued.in the reception room of
the Executive Department, atularrisburg.
Blink bonds ana schedules containing all
necessary information can be qbtainedon,
application at this department.
AVILLIAM F. HARRITY,
Secretary- of the Commonwealth.
Jol-65-1,3,5,'1,10,12, 15,17
Office of f
COSTROLLEI. OF AlXKOHEtV COUATV. Pa
Prrrsncm, P , Juno 1(5, 10 1. )
fVTOTICE TO PRINTERS AND BINDERS
Sealed proposals will bo received at this
office until 12 o'clock noon, JUNE 20, 1801, for
printing and binding tho following:
192 Assessor's blotters, contain
ing 35,00 leaves.
IVi office duplicates, containing.10,900 leaves.
K0 school dnplicates,containing.ll,110 leaves.
15S Treasurer's duplicates, con
ing 14,110 leaves.
300 stenographer's books.
For samples and information call at the
County Commissioners' Office.
Bids to bo accompanied by bond with two
sureties in one-half amount of bid. Sncccss
ful bidder to give bond with two sureticsUa
double the amount of bid.
Tho right to reject any or all bids is re
served. JAMES A. GRIER,
JcH-83 County Controller.
NOTICES.
ALLFOllFSV COfsiTV RErCIiLICVX t f
ExhcuTivK Committee, Juno IS. $
"VTOTICK-
Parties wlio have been elected members
of the Allegheny Connty Republican Execu
tive Comnntteeare requesteil to please send
theircreeleiitials to GEO. AY. MILLER, Sec
letary. Municipal Hall, Pittsburg, to have
entered upon the roll.
II. P. FORD,
)e!7-41 Chalrm in.
ELECTIONS.
rj'IIE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF TIIE
JL Etna School District vvill hold an elec
tion of teachers (!)) at its next meeting, to
beheld In tho school building TUESDAY,
the 23el day of Juno, 1801, at 7.30 o'clock r. m.
All applications, etc., should be addressed to
tho secretary. A. II. CALYEKT,
AY. E. JOHNSTON, President.
Etna, Pa.. Secretary. iel7-H-MW
STOCKS! STOCKS I
Paying Handsome Dividends.
Bnt a limiteel amount forsale of tho FLOR
ENCE IN A ESTMEJ.TCO ,of FIorence.AIa.
Registereel by the Industrial Title, Trnst
and savings Company, of Philadelphia, Pa.,
which is the J'cgistiar and Trans-ler Agent
of the company.
A SURE INVESTMENT,
"Welding 0 1-3 per cent per annum. See AY. A.
HUDSON. Room 49, Fidelity Title and Trust
Company's Bnildm ', 121 Fourth av.
Rclerence, John AV.Herrou, of AV. A-lIcr-ron
& Sons. Je2-57
CHARLES SOMERS & CO.,
139 arOTJItTJEE AVE.
(Telephone 1773)
REAL ESTATEAND MORTGAGES.
Money to Loan at Lowest Rates.
ap2S-77-i
"P R. CLULEY,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER,
535 GRANT ST.,
Telephone No. 1292.
PITTSBURG, PA.
Jel7-25
McNAUGHER & CO.,
Contractors for
raving Sidewalks AA'ith Cement, Brick and
riro Brick, Concreting Cellars.
110 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY, PA.
Curbstoce furnished and set. fe7-53-D
HOUSEKEEPERS AVILL FIND IT TO
their advantage to buy tea sets, silver
ware, knives, forks nnd spoons, etc., etc., at
AVILSON'S JEAVELKY STOKE,
81 Fourth avenue,
Fine watch, repairing a specialty.
apl-na
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