ie Grand Army Day Committee met in
ailCliainber-.cs.terday afternoon, with
3 .President W. O. Rns-cll in the chuir.
awnibers did not turn out very w elL
grese ras reported by the Finance,.
ri$nmeiit. Reception and Hotel Com-oee-
The Invitation Commit teo reported
; the Imitations v eie in the hands of tho
iter.snd would all bo sent out by the
t -week in July. The JIusic Committea
wleftllmt the music had been secured
atttarrangements niadi.
no Subsistence Committee reported that
ladles of the G. A. R.and the Woman's
if Corpf had propod to servo dinner
.be grounds a, the v did last year. The
position was stccepted by the committee.
increase of the Mil.-i--enco Committee
isrh members, a.as!-ed forand allowed.
resolution as follows w as paired: "Re
9, That the thanks of this committee
hrieby tendei-cd to the managers of the
tbeny vvmetery fur then generous
on in settinr apart an dditional plot of
und for the burial of Union Eoldiers and
orsof tho lute war "
esoIutim w:is also passed thanking
Coojitv Commissioners for "'renovating
rostoi mg to its original beautv the Sol
S" Monument on Seminary Hdl, Allc
ny." ho appointment of a standing committee
. i,tliori;rd to look to the care of the
anient hereafter. The committee ad
raedto meet again on Saturday after
si, July 11, tit 320 o'clock.
Arrangement' at Detroit,
ast Wednc-cay evening a large and en
stastic inifting of citizens was held in.
Wat for fie purposo of raising $00,000 to
pcntertHin visiting comrades during the
axapmcut. This $30,000 the city expected
ji the Legislature, but the Governor
ned the bill impropriating it. Many promi
t citizens -. cro present at the meeting,
numerous stirring speeches wcra made.
rHt -wants to eclipse all other cities in tho
crtelnment of the veterans, and is pro
ms with right good , ill. On Wednesday
mugSlSuS was raided. NextWednesdny
1111 there will be a meeting to bear the
orta oi committees, and the amounts that
e otherwise been raked trill then bo
le known.
big force of carpenters is now employed
lotting up bunks for 12 COO men in thc'De
t Exposition main building for the use of
eier..us. Each bunk will be furnished
h a dean new straw mattress, pillow and
nket Tho building is fully supplied
h ek-ctric lights, bath and dre-smg
in-, abundant v titer and hose for fire pro
tkm, haiber fchop. shoe blacking stands
t almost all tho comforts of a big hotel.
8 cheerful, large, cool and in a beautiful
itiou. These accommodations, owing to
immense size of the exposition building,
i be almost ind'-amtely increased. Ao
tter bow largo may be the attendance at
encampment, everj bodv may be certain
leing comfortably cared "for.
Iiall31en "Who "Were Shot al Organize?
prominent comrado writes as follows:
acre is said to be a movement on foot to
r. what is known lis a Battle Veteran
nization. The G. A. K. is the head and
at ol all military societies. It embraces
who wore the blue and were loyal to the
ion. The only tests for membership in it
bo3orablo and loyal service and good
i-sei-sbip. There are other military socie
s thut nave special features that coin
nd themselves, but none exactly meet
: case of what might bo called veteran
vice. True, there is an organization
od on length of service, but there are no
nations as to whether that service was
die J&ld or in tho paymaster's office. The
n who served three j ears in the Quarter
fcter's department or in the Piovost Slar
il"s oflice in an intei lor city is eligible to
mbership, while the man who enlisted
osiij one yeai. notwithstanding the fact
it he may ba.. bec. m a dozen battles
nnr bis term, is no; eligible. There are
-aniiations of officers, of prisoners of war,
eouts, of thoo who served together In
tain armies or corps, and Trhj shouldn't
re be an organization of those who
seed, through the lire of battle:'"
he author of tho above thinks the new
ionization will receive a hearty welcome
in all old soldiers w ho carry with them
r's grim scars.
Third Cavalry Reunion,
'hp Third Pennsylvania Cavalry Associa
i vfll hold a reunion at Chester on July
id 17. A business meeting will be held
i'.c -parlors of Wilde Post No. 25 on Thurs
j evening July 1C, and on FiicUy morning
visiting comrades and their families will
tendered a complimentary excursion on
palace steamer Kepublic down the beau-
,,, ul Delaware river and bay as far as Cape
I y "n'hero the comrades niay take a dip in.
ocean. The excursion will last about 12
urs, returning to Chester and Philadelphia
; 1 v iu the o euing. Among the survivors
en as residing in this vicinitv are: George
.1 pbell. Fift-burg: David Rogers, Alle
'iiv Citv; William H. Mar-hall, Pittsburg;
llliuin li. Ma. huiey, Pittsburg; Charles E.
idkvv Allegheny City. John iagle, South
tp Pittsburg. P: A number reside in near
rtis. The secrotiiry ol the association is
iliiam II. Martin. Chester. Pa., from whom
"orniation relative to the reunion may be;
Grand Army Knapsack.
Tambs Quioo whs mustered into Post 155
it Triday evening.
i. MUfeTEE was one of the incidents of Post J
'g meeting last Thursdav ovenlntr.
loaa D. ZraurnutAK was elected to memJ
rshlp In Posts last Monday night.
ZmiTJ Pha-sc Doeeixgto-i-, of Post 215, is
ways ready with his war reminiscences.
Phiixtt Ubiric: donned the Grand Army
dgelast Tuesday evening. Ho wasmus
reu into Post 131.
It was reported to Post 3 last Monday night
:it Comrade Henry Wilson had had au eya
lined out while at work in the mill.
CSARLias I. Erouvr, Company E, One Hun
tad and Second Pennsylvania Volunteers,
requested to call at the pension office.
A-sEW'cauipofSonsof Veterans is being
vranized in tho East End. There will be
to 50 charter members. Itt name will be J
cl'horson.
Circle No. 40, Ladies of the G. A. R, of
irestum, Pa., desires to return thanks to
rs. J. M. Gnsky for her gift of flowers for
emorial Day.
Post 27, of Homestead, will have a grand J
iiert on 1 ucsday, June 30, for the benefit
theioldiers'Mouumentfund. Themonu
cnt is expected to be ready lor dedication
eve time in July.
P06T 12S has a novel badge which will bo
om to the Detroit Encampment. It is a
ass keystone with the words, "Post 12S,
llegheny. Pa, Detroit, 189L" It will be
speiiaed from a scarlet ribbon.
The Detroit clubs of Post 151 and 157 have
cided to take a special train together to
u encampment. They will start Sunday
orning over the Pennsylvania lines. They
ill be accompanied by tho Martin Prank
and.
Post aurgoonsai enow required to make
ni-aBBBal reports as to the number of
.tbjnid their causes, the number of
.ited atd under treatment, etc. The prao-
h:l fallen into disuse, but is now being
wved.
The presence of these two veterans is do
red at tho pension office : William Bryant,
i.anyK, One Hundred and Third Penn
.1111a Intantry, Aoh Castle; Adam Moore.
,.hbv 1, Eighty-Ilrst Pennsylvania In
1 t . Pittsburg.
' 'jhabb Vlxbios Agest Bexoouoh has
V,a. t , u... Jl Al. .
1 4iriav,ij' auuieuiuu past weeKDy
I lortjuiti'edailv press to the effect that
11 Weed or clerical help. Instead of
" ' ' kauijr any increase in tho number of
II ! Comrade Bengough will ba obliged
t- 1 ,, somo of the piesent foj-ep frpm tho
roll on July 1, not having clerical allowance
sufficient to carry them.
The comrades of Post 151 deeply regret the
resignation as quartermaster of Comrade
Ambler, who was obliged to retire by ill
health. He has held the offico for many
years with satisfaction to all, and has been
a popular and laithful officer. The comrades
sympathize with him in his illness. At last
Tuesday night's meeting Comrade John
J)Ittis was elected to the vacant quarter
mactorship. ,
Word was received in this city on Friday
of She death of Comrado Hugh Mcllwaine at
Chicago, no served in the One Hundred
and Second llegimeut, as Lieutenant of Com
pany P. Ho was a brother of Colonel Will
iam Mcllwaine. of the Oncllundredand Sec
ond, i ho was killed at Cold Harbor. Com
rade Mcllwaino bad many friends in this
vicinitv. He was a member of the Thir
teentlTltegimental Association.
OrE evening last week somo of the promi
nent members of Knapp's Battery met at tho
residence of Joscpli Klinefelter, and with
their families proceeded to organize a sur
prise party to visit Lieutenant Adam Shaw
and familv. of Squirrel Hill. The wholo
compnuy was captured on the route by Com
rade Shaw's wife and children, who "laid in
ambush" and took the party of skirmishers
bj surprise. They were led off to a royal
good supper and delightful entertainment.
Comrade Lklakd M. Armor, a prominent
member of Post 162, aid-de-camp to Comman
der in Chief Veazcy, and for many years
traveling salesman for Anshutz, Bradborry
& Co., met with a very painful and singular
accident while coming to tho city on the
Pittsburg and Westorn liailioad on last
Monday evening, by receiving a gunshot
woundln the lelt e c. The shot is supposed
to have been from a Plobert riflo. The
wound is very painful and the sight of the
eve is destroyed. Comrade Armor has the
e5"nipathy ol'his old comrades, as well as his
manj friends in tho stovo trade, with which
he lias been so long identified.
Union Veteran Legion.
Comradi- W. H. Gkaha, of Encampment
Xo. C, is on a tour of Europe and will be gone
several mouths.
COLOSEL COJIJTA-TDER F. J. WIIEEI.ER, Of JfO.
6, has been appointed to a responsible posi
tion at Kivcrside.
The old soldiers who served in West Vir
ginia Begimonts should prepare themselves
for the "big talk" at tho hall of Xo. G on the
evening oi uiy .
At the last meeting of Xo. 6 a very compli
mentary resolution was adopted favoring
Comrade John W. Morrison, of this county,
for State Treasurer.
The members of Xo. 6 have respectfully
called the attention of Mayor Wyinan to the
fact that Comrade J. L. Evans is being
boosted for Police Judge.
Adjctast H. L Fuxmee, of Xo. 6, thinks
West Virginia soldiers were the best, and he
is preparing an elaborate aijgument to prove
this on the evening of July 9.
Comrade F. L. Bbacit visited Xo. 6 at the
last meeting, and, as usual, made it lively
Tor the boys. One of tho oldest comrades re
marked: "That b03's got lots of life left in
him." Dr. Braun belongs to Xo. L
Comrade Johj Hurrel, an old veteran of
the Xiuth Pennsylvania Reserves, attended
the last meeting of Xo. 6. As ho lives in Mo
Keesport his presence should shame the ab
sence of some comrades who live only a few
squares from the hall.
Comrade Charles IT. Heaslet, of Xo. 6, the
blind soldier of Willis street, has been quite
sick of late. Ho is a $72 per month pensioner.
.Besides being totally blind he is helpless
from paralysis. He enjoys a talk with an
old soldier, especially one of the Pennsyl
vania Beserve boj s.
The following are among the lucky ap
plicants for pensions, living in this county,
reported by J. IL Stevenson & Co., the past
week: John Hurrel, Company I, Ninth
Pennsylvania Eeserves; John Eowley, Com
pany A, Eighty-fiftn Pennsylvania Volun
teers; Alfred J. Rott, Company E, Seventy
eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers; Martin L.
Walters, Company H, Seventy-eighth Penn
sylvania Volunteers; George Sellers, Com
pany M, Sixty-second Pennsylvania volun
teers; AVilllam Bigley, Company H, Pennsyl
vania Independent Battery; John Loyd,
Company B, First Pennsylv nia Light Artil
lery; Andrew Cronin. Company H, Twenty
eigntll Pennsylvania Volunteers; C. McMulli
gun, Company I, Xinety-seventh Pennsyl
vania Volunteers; Samuel Hendnckson,
Company E, One Hundred and Seventy-sev
enth Pennsylvania Volunteers: William
Jones, Company D, One Hundred and Fifty
ilfth Pennsylvania Volunteers; Evan Lewis,
Company D, Firs -Pennsylvania Keserves;
Mrs. .Rosa Frank, widow of Geoi-jo F. Frank,
Company F, First West Virginia,
SCHOOL DAYS OVER.
SOCIAL "PLEASURES THAT 3IAKK THE"
CLOSE OF THE YEAR.
Progress at the Slippery Rock Normal
School Some Elections Braddock Edu
cational Kens Small Talk for Teachers
and Pupils.
Superintendent Luckoy was one of theState
Board of Normal School Examiners, who
held examinations at the Slippery Bock Nor
mal School last -week. Of the class of 1SJ
graduates all passed; tho entire Junior class
of 40 did the same. Mr. Luokey was surprised
at the progress of the school for It is com
paratively new. It is located in the quiet
little town of Centerrille, Butler county, and
belongs to the Pittsburg district Its
management is excellent. Dr. Maltby is
principal. Mr. Luckoy states that ho never
paw such good discipline, and yet so uncon
scious. Mrs. Maltby, tho principal's wife, is
a great favorite and has much influence
over the students.
The New Braddock Teachers.
Tho Board of Education of Braddock bor
ough, at its regular meeting Monday even-
lug.
reorganized for the coming term. J.
X. Weddle was elected to the Presidency;
Mr. Chris C. Fawcett was re-elected Secre
tary, and Mr. T. J. Dowler was re-elected
Treasurer. The board then elected the fol
lowing partial corps of teachers: First ward
ichool Miss Melissa Henning, Jfiss Eva
Martin, Miss Maud Mc Williams, Miss Ida
Covert, Miss Delia Grimm and Miss Jennie
Atkinson. Third ward school Miss Nancy
McEeever, Miss Eva Cannan, Miss Jennie
Bennett, Miss Stasia Bridges, Miss Julia
Leighton, Miss S. A. Munson, Miss Lucy
Glass and Miss Lizzie Pizor: principal. Pro.
It. O. Barrackman; xnusio instructor. Miss
Carrie Mitchell.
A new department was created, that of
supervising teacher, on Who is to teach
tea-clB' f",e 0.271Us?aAn,lall:T1iomP;
son was elected to that position. The board
tnen accepted the speculations for the
new Second ward school building, whrch
is to be of brick, to cost about $25,000.
Thursday evening the School Board elected
tho following new teachers: Prof. M. J.
Aiken, principal of the First irard school;
Miss Ida Clark, of Pittsburg, room No. i,
and Miss Ada'Liken, of Coraopolis, primary
'teacher, all ror the First ward, which is now
filled. It is thought Miss Fredericks will be
transferred to the High School. The salary
of the High School principal was raised from
$70 to85 per month, and that of the princi
pals of the wurd schools from $70 to $S5 per
month. A number of other teachers were
raised to $60, while each was given a goodby
proportionate Increase. Tho board decided
to fix the tax levy at G mills, which is i mill
higher than last year.
The Oakland School Board.
The organization of the Oakland fiehnn
Board resulted in the re-election of the old
'officers: President, J. Hulderheide; Secre
tary, vt Uliam J. Smith; Treasurer, William
Holmes. Mr. J. Dougherty is the new mem
ber of the board. "A Koyal Time" is the pro
gramme for the children of the Oakland dis
trict next Friday, for the Board of Directors
has completed arrangements to treat the
three schools of the district to ice cream
cake, fruit, etc. Tho Bellefield and Sylvan
avenue schools will partake of these relishes
in the morning, the boho School in the after
noon. Tho picnic, which was contemplated at
the latter school, will be dispensed with in
aiaVUl. VI Wat UVUl
Close or tho School Year.
Nearly every school building in thecity
"will close school next Friday with either a
picnic or s.ome other celebration. It will be
reception day at the St. Clair Schools, and
the Board of Directors will also give a treat
to tho pupils in lieu of the customary picnic.
The Washington Schools will have a fete on
tho Arsenal Grounds noxt Friday. The
Great Western Band will be in attendance
until evening. Tho Mt. Washington School
will have a splendid exhibit or school work
Wednesday and Thursday, with jubilee day
Friday. Tho Humboldt School children will
be found at Kinney's Grove June 26. June
29. at Aliquippa, is tho date the Duquesne
(First ward) School has for its outing.
A Large Supply of Teachers.
Prof. Samuel Hamilton, Superintendent of
Schools of Alleshesj- County, conducted an
examination of aolass of aspirants lor teach,
era' yearly county certificates at Chartiers
borough Wednesday. There -were 93 mem
bers in the class, which -was one of the larg
est examined this year so far, yet out of that
number but eight were male applicants.
The examination at Chartiers was
the sixth of a series of nine
regular ones held each summer
leason at various points throughout
the county. Up to the present time the
number of persons who have taken the work
that entitles them to certificates ir they can
mastor it has been unprecedented. The class
at Turtle Creek had 72 members; the next,
at Coraopolis, had 27; Elizabeth, ; Sewick
lcy. 4."; Etna, 72; Chartiers, 93, making a total
ot 324. applicants. The next examination
will be held at McKeesport next Tuesday.
Then will follow ono at Tarentum. and tho
last at Oakland. But this will finish
tlio regular series of classes only.
A special examination will be
heldatBraddockaboutthe end of August,
for tho convenience of the Braddock teach
ers especially, and those also in other dis
tricts of the county who could not, or would
not, attend any ot the regular classes. It is
expected that this special class will have 100
more members than any class of the regular
scries in tho county. Prof. Hamilton be
lieves thoro will bo more aspirants this year
dv several nunarca tnan in any lormer term.
The average number for a season is about
650. This year there promises to be more
than 800.
Education! Small Talk.
Tnn teachers will be paid their salaries for
tho month of June next Saturday.
Xext Wednesday from lto 3 r. M.will bo
reception day at tho Homewood school.
Prop. C. B. Woods, of tho High School, and
family will spend tho summer at Chautauqua.
Mtss Aqnes McDouald, of the St. Clair
schools, will spend her vacation in England
visitingrelatives.
Xeat invitations have just been issued for
tho reception and graduating exercises of
the Pittsburg School Kitchen next Saturday
afternoon from 3 to 4.
The educational element is looking for
ward with expectancy to the result of tha
election for principal of the Mincrsville
EChoolsasthe present principal, Trof. C. A.
Kiddle, resigns. The election occurs next
Friday night. Of tho many applicants the
present indications are that Miss McMullen,
tho present assistant principal, will bo tho
fortunate winner of the contest.
AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION.
FtJKXITUBE. STORE FIXTURES, HORSE,
BUGGY, WAGON, CART, HAK-
XESS, ETC.,
MONDAY, JUNE 22,
At 10 o'clock, at the EESIDEXCE, Xo. 63
Bates St., Pittsburg. Take the Sec
ond avenue cars.
Furniture, household goods,bcdding, show
cases, refrigerator, scales, bay horse, doc
tor's buggy, almost new, spring wagon, cart,
harness and stable outfit. Sale positive.
Terms cash. Xo postponement. Goods may
be examined after 8 o clock morning of sale.
HEXKY AUCTION CO.,
je20-48 Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALB-
Furnituro, Carpets, Pianoforte, etc., at the
residence, No. 259 Webster av.,
THURSDAY, JUNE 23,
At 10 o'clock: Fine plush parlor suite, book
case, piano, table, chair rocker, chamber
furniture in oak and walnut, bureaus, wash
stands, springs, mattresses, pillows, bolster
and bedding, nail rack, sideboard, ext. table,
lace curtains, ornaments, clocks, dishes and
glassware, brussels and ingrain carpets on
rooms, hall and stairs, kitchen and laundry
furnisnment.
House open after 6 o'clock morning of
sale. HENRY AUCTION CO.,
je21-S7-MWThsn Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE, TUESDAY, JUNE 23,
1891, at the rooms of the Henry Auction
Co., 811 Market street. Elegant parlor suites,
upholstered in brocatelle, tapestry, rug and
haircloth. Chamber Buites in oak, walnut
and old English finish. Sideboards, folding
beds, mirror door wardrobes, square exten
sion tables, leather dining chairs, refrigera
tors, couches, bed lounges, toiletware,
springs, pillows, bolsters, mattresses and
cots, oflice desks, bookcases, hall racks, easy
chairs and revolving office chairs, carpets,
ingrain, brussels and velvet, new and second
hand, for rooms, balls and stairs. Also, for
2 o'clock, a lot of notions and toys. HENRY
AUCTION CO., Auctioneers. Je21-86
AUCTION 6ALE---FINE FURNITURE
carpets. Decker Bros, pianoforte, plush
parlor suite, etc., at the residence. No. 029
Park av., near Shetland, E. E. Take the
Larimer and Lincoln avenue cars.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JUNE 24,
AtlO o'clock. Chamber suites in oak, walnut
and mahogany, plush parlor suite, Decker
Bros, pianoforte, lounge, bookcase, side
board, extension table, chairs, rockers, bed
steads, bureaus, washstands, springs, mat
tresses and bedding, refrigerator, stepladdor,
lawn mower, dishes and glassware. Lace
curtain cornice, fine velvet and brussels
carpets on rooms, ball and stairs; kitchen
and laundry furniture. Sale positive, own
ers leaving the city. House open after 8
o'clock, morning of sale.
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
Je21-88-ruwsu
AUCTION SALE.
ON MONDAY, JUNE 22,
At 47 Logan street, Pittsburg, a first-class
lot of carpets, furniture and nousehold
goods. Jeil-24
Gas and Electro-Combination
Chandeliers,
Brackets, Pendants, Por
tables, Etc.,
Designs and finishes not obtainable in
anv other stock in the citv. We deal in
nothing but the best grades of goods, yet
ourpnoesare lower than asked for inferior
goods elsewhere. Our effects are artistio
and always undertaken under inmnuiixn.
We are In a position to fit up all classes of
residences, ana we reier witn pleasure to a
'majority of the finest residenoes in Pittsburg
and Allegheny as to our ability to furnish
something out of the common order at a
minimum price. If you have gas flxtnres
too good to throw away wo can alter them
into electro-combinatiou or straight electrio
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with most pleasing results at very little cost.
We are always glad to furnish special de
signs and special effects on application. As
we deal exclusively in goods mentioned we
can assure you better results than can be
obtained elsewhere. Trade solicited for all
classes of dwellings, stores, publio buildings,
etc., etc.
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Standard Building,
581-533 WOOD -STREET,
Rooms SOS, 309, 312 and 813.
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Electric Engineers and Contractors. Electrio
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Incandesoent Light and Bell Wiring a
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Cemetery vaults, statuary and large monu
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and prices before contracting. Office, room
613, Penn building, Penn av., Pittsburg.
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Local Union No. 1, or the Marble, Granite
and Slate Polishers, Rubbers and Sawyers'
Union, has been authorized to offer a reward
of $100 for information leading to the arrest
and conviction of the person or persons who
sent anonymous letters to the marble firms
or Allegheny oounty, alleging thatfour mem
bers oftho union were conspirators in a plot
to injure the business of the firms by keep
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Allegheny." (Open through summer day and even
ing; privite lessons, both sexes. jelo-24-wssu
BARBER-GOOD MAN FOR SATURDAY. AP
PLY at GUST SCHIFFHAUER'S, cor.
Frankstown av. and Station St.. East End. Je3)-71
BARBER-AT ONCE-GOOD MONEY FOR
good man. D. BENN1E, 527 Elchth av..
laomesieaa. jl'i-ot-3u
LACKSMITH-A THOROUGH PRACTICAL
repair blacksmith, who understands carriage
and wagon work. 1J33 LIBERTY AV. Je20-2i
OY-GOOD STRONG BOY FOR DRUG STORE,
must be active, have some experience and
come well recommended. Apply at DRUGSTORE,
cor. Third ar. and Smithfield st. JcH-27
COPYHOLDER ON MORNING DAILY-ADDRESS,
stating experience or how much educa
tion; also ago and wages expected, BUSINESS
MANAQER, P. O. Box 117, Pittsburg. Fa.
Je2-.17
DRUG CLERK-REGISTERED. SPEAK GER
MAN and come well recommended: also one
assistant. Address or caU on T. W. D. IIIEBER,
1251 Penn av. Je20-65
EXPERIENCED ADVERTISING SOLICITORS
for a new advertising novelty: a bonanii and
nellsat sight to retail merchants in any business:
exclusive territory and big money given to good
workers.
Auaress ijijiavn .out, w.. souui
Bend, Ind.
'Jc21-09
GENERAL AGENTS AND CANVASSERS
looking for a permanent money-making busi
ness, no competition, should secure the sale of the
Patent Adjustable Shoe. Address with stamp, CON
SOLIDATED SHOE CO., Salem, Mass.
Je7-57-wrsa
GENERAL AGENT-FOR OUR WHITE ENAM
ELED letters, door plates, etc. : a small invest
ment in stock Insures exclusive control of a profita
ble business; send stamp. BELLEFONTAINE
MFG. CO., Cincinnati O. je21-7
GENTLEMEN-OF FAIR EDUCATION AND
business ability in our subscription depart
ment; need not necessarily be experienced, but
must come well recommended. Apply In person
after9:30 to the Supt., ROOM J6, 701 Smithfield st.
je2I-2
GENTLEMAN OF CAPITAL TO BRING OUT
a first-class entertainment. For full particu
lars address by letter to HAMILTON, 159 Chestnut
t Allegheny City, Pa. jel9-41
GOOD BRASS TINNER. ADDRESS BUFFALO'
BRASS AND IRON BEDSTEAD CO., Buf
falo, N. Y. Jea)-1
HARNESS MAKER YOUNG MAN PRE
FERRED. JAS. CAUCHY, Oakland av.,
Oakland. Je21-47
MAN WITH PUSH IN PITTSBURG AND
each town and city of Pennsylvania and sur
rounding States, to introduce tho fastest-selling
household article on record; sales In Philadelphia
have reached a million: pavs 53 SO per day. Ad
dress, with stamp, W. H. WILLIAMSON. 44 N.
Fourth St.. Philadelphia, Pa. lel9-27 .
MEN BRIGHT. ACTIVE. WIDEAWAKE
men to act as agents for the Commercial Ex
change; to such we can Jrlve pleasant, permanent
and profitable employment: no peddling or deliv
ering. Address W. S. McPHEBRAN; General
Manager, Room c. Excelsior building. Sixth av,
and Grant st,, Pittsburg, Pa. Je21-44-Su
ONE EXPERIENCED WIRE WORKER-ONE
experienced Iron railing worker; steady work
to competent men. Apply to J. BAKER & CO.,
No. 8 New Grant St., Pittsburg, Pa.
lttsbnrg. Pa. J (21-111
ORGANIZERS WANTED - 50 AND J100 IN
five months. First certificates in f30 class date
July 1. 1831. First-class organizers wanted. Write
for terms, SUPREME LODGE, THEUNIVERSAL
PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE, 172 Washington St.,
Boston, Mass. jel2-.3
PERMANENT OFFICE ASSISTANT: SALARY
5760; railway fare paid. Inclose self-addressed
stamped envelope. MANAGER, lioxSM, Chic jgo.
eX-U
SALESMEN-ON SALARY OR COMMI9SION
to handle the new "Ink, Fruit Stain Removing
Pencil;" will positively remove ink and 'fruit
stains from hands, cloth, etc., without injury; 200
per cent profit; sample by mail, 35c. Full terms and
particulars address CHEMICAL PENCIL CO., 3
Argyle building, Chicago. Je21-63
SOLICITORS-FOR LIFE INSURANCE: LIB
ERAL commissions; policy taking because
most pleasing in price and plan. MURRY & ED
SALL. 34 Fidelity building. my27-49
nUNNER ONE FIRST-CLASS ROLL TINNER.
JL Apply at office of the l.EECHBURG FOUN
DBT AND MACHINE CO., Room 512, Lew Is block.
Je21-1
TYPEWRITER OPERATOR-STATE SALARY
and experience. Address B. O., Dlspitch
office. ic2o-C4
YOUNG MAN-NOT OVER 20 YEARS OLD,
for responsible position In office. Most be
bright, quick and careful of details: one with some
knowledge of mechanical drafting and a Pittsburg
High School education preferred. Address A. W.
B.. care Dispatch oClce. Je21-99
Agents.
A GENTS AND CANVASSERS-eo BUTTER 50
J. By a late scientific discovery pure butter can
be made for less than 5 cents a pound; it is not an
oleomargarine or an artificial, but pure, genuine
butter, made from the pure elements of butter;
contains no injurious ingredients; cannot be dis
tinguished from the best creamery butter; anyone
can make It; agents, make from $10 to $20 a day sell
ing the material or making butter lor sale ; for fur
ther information send lor circular, free. Address
PLANET MFG. CO., Wichita, Kan. Je21-2
AGENTS-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
handle the new Datent chemical ink erasing
pencil; the greatest selling novelty ever prodncea;
erases Ink thoroughly in two seconds; no abrasion
of paper; 200 to 500 per cent profit; one agent's slcs
amounted to (620 In six days; another t321ntwo
hours; we want one energetic general agent for
each State and Territory. For terms and full particu
lars, address THE MONROE ERASER MFG. CO.,
La Crosse, Wis. . my22-75
AGENTS WANTED-S37 SALARY AND EX
PENSES paid to bright, active, wide-awake
roungmen teachers and students preferred: em
ployment pleasant, refining and permanent: no book
peddling; ournew plan takes like "wild-fire" Ad
ores?, NATIONAL LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
243 Wabash av., Chicago, 111. my31-61-sn
AGENTS-MALE AND FEMALE EVERY
WHERE; lightning seller; absolutely new;
exclusive territory; no talking: profiu Immense
and success a certainty. ABBOTT MFG. CO..
Springfield, O. Je21-37
AGENTS-STREETMEN MAKE AT LEAST 18
dally selling beat kitchen ntenstl made; two
samples and terms, 15 cents. KING, P. O. Box
2945, New York. Jel4-105-WSU
Female Help.
TTOUSEKEEPER-COMPEIENT WORKING
.n housekeeper; must thoroughly understand
cooking and be capable of taking entire charge of
house and family; references required. 0. 0.
BB1GG, 4935 Center av., Shadyslde. Je21-5
LADIlfiJ-TO DO FANCY WORK AT THEIR
homes. Call on or address, with stamp, J. M.
LK.MAR & CO, 80 Fourth av., near Wood,
Je21-78
Halo and Female Help.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-OF INTELLECT
can earn from $2 to 1 4 per day at pleasant work.
Call on or address MANAGER, Room 14, McCance
block. Je2l-10
Situations.
ADVERTISING MATTER TO DISTRIBUTE
by a party who expects to drive over West
Virginia. A. 3. BELL, West Liberty, W. Va.
Je2l-95
AGENCY FOR A GOOD LINE, EITHER
local or traveling, five years experience.
Address with particulars, P.F. O., Dispatch office.
JC21-97
POSITION-IN GENERAL ACCOUNTING OR
bookkeeping, young married man; practical
experience uf ten years; satisfactory reference
from present employers and reasons for change,
Address P. O. Box97, city. ap:5-3o
S1TUATION-BY A CHRISTIAN YOUNG MAN
26 years of age, in a warehouse or prlvato
place or any position of trust where the strictest
sobriety and honesty are required; has common
school educatlon.nndcrstands the care of horses
and gardening thoroughly; can give good reasons
for leaving present place. Address B. W., Dis
patch office. Jea-100
WORK OF ANY KIND BY AN ENERGETIC
worker. Addres3 INDUSTRY, Dispatch
office. Jea-94
Heal Estate.
TO RENT-HIGHLY RECOMMENDED AND
experienced hotel steward wants to rent a
furnished hotel, city or country. Address
STEWARD, Dispatch office, Jell-Wl
SUNDAY, JUNE' 21, 1891.
WANTED.
Partners.
MAN'-THOROUGHLY ACQUAINTED IN,
Pittsburg to Join a jnan thoroughly experi
enced with intentions of opening first-class ovster
and chop house: something new. Address IN VES
TIG ATION. Dispatch office. JeH-103
"PARTNER A PARTY WITH 3,000 CASH
X wants to get a partner with like amount to buy
a good paying manufacturing business of which he
knows. Address P.p. BOX741, city. Jc21-18
Rooms.
-pOOM-TWO LADIES (SISTERS) DESIRE A
Xi furnished room in Allegheny In respectable
prlvato family: would prefer giving music lessons
as part pay: references exchanged. Address M.O.,
Dispatch office. jeSO-54
ROOMS-YOUNG COUPLE WOULD LIKE A
pleasant room with bnirrt 011 hill district,
fauuthslde. Address BOARDER, No. 1412 Carson
street! Je21-16
-p OOMS-AT ONCE. THREEORMORE ROOMS,
1 suitable for dressmaking, in good locality;
Penn av. preferred. Address T. A., Dispatch
office. Je21-29
Financial.
MONEY-TO LOAN IN LARGE OR SMALL
amounts on good city or AlleghcnT property.
MORTIMER STARLING, Room 34, 108 Fourth av.
Jca-4S-wsa
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON
Improved citv and suburban property. M.F.
1IIPPLE & CO., 96 Fourth av. JC7-29-SU
MORTGAGES-MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS
to suit at 4K, 5 and per cent. ALLESfc
BAILEY. 164 Fourth av. Tel. 167. aiH-19-TTSSU
SEVERAL CAPITALISTS TO FORMA STOCK
company to manf. and sell a patented article
which will control the market In that line. For
further particulars address PATENT, Dispatch
ottce. Je20-66
rpo BORROW ABOUT 6,500 ON PROPERTY
L worth four times tho amount, situated In a
rapidly-growing and pood manufacturing and busi
ness district, near city line. Principals or attor
neys may answer, G.M., Box 369, Pittsburg.
Jel9-GS-FSu
mO LOAN MONEY-WE HAVE OVER ONE
JL million dollars to loau on city and suburban
property al4Ji per cent; no tax; we will alo!oan
mouev on Improved farms In Allegheny, Beaver,
Fayette, Washington and Westmoreland counties:
any marketable securities taken for loans of any
amount. BLACK Jt BAIRD, 95Fourth av.
Jc3-.i9-SU
. , Hoarders and Lodgers.
COUNTRY BOARDERS AT 159 FINDLEYST.,
W East Liberty, 1 square from electric cars: single
persons preferred; families. If agreeable, accom
modated; terms 95 a week. Je21-34
OCCUPANTS-BY PRIVATE FAMILY IN THE
Eist End, on line of cable and electric cars ;
gentleman occupant for furnished room; use of
ath. Address 1). T., Dispatch oflice. JC21-23
OCCUPANTS FOR PLEASANT. SHADED
rooms in house on West Park, with privilege
ofbath: private family. Addrcs3 J. J.M.. Alle
gheny t. O., Pa. ' Je20-12
OCCUPANTS FOR NICELY FURNISHED
front room. 45 WASHINGTON ST., Alle
gheny. Je21-31
T OOMER3 FOR NEWLY FURNISHED
t rooms, at 570 FIFTH AV., Pittsburg.
Je21-U
Boarding.
T OOM AND BOARD BY YOUNG MAN IN THE
XL Eist End: private family preferred. Address
P. L. BRIGGS, care of Jos. jiichbaum A Co.
Je21-2J ,
MisceBhneou.
LADIES TO ATTEND THE SCHOOL OF DE
SIGN and Dress Cutting for a thorough course
of dressmaking. NO. 051 PENN AV. mhJ-18
MAC1HNISTS-TO NOTICE THAT TnERE 13 A
strike pending at the CONTINENTAL TUBE
WORKS. Jel8-75-TTSSU
PURCHASER FOR A FIRST-CLASS BUSI
NESS; small investment with large Income:
ladles can manage it. Address H. A., Dispatch
office. Je2l-14
SINGLE OFFICE DESK: OAK: GOOD CON
DITION. Address McWHOETER. 63 Sixth
av. Je21-51
T
10 BUY A DRUGSTORE IN AN ENTER-
nuliJIVA im..nB r-.wn RiYl tl 1 IW . nliflh
JL. JTAkaUliHJ IUUUUI njtiix, uvv w a(vv -
itants; place wbero there is no competition pre
ferred. Address CALOMEL,' Dispatch office.
rpO BUY-50 OR 60 FEET OF CURB AWNING
X poles. Address BOX 201, Bennett P-.0., Pa.
JC21-43 ;
TO CORRESPOND WTTTI A COAL COMPANY
-with vwnflf.ulnir land In West Vlrzlnla.
Address A. S. BELL, West Liberty, W. Va.
JV-l-v-M
-vTiYrr nrr jl baker's
DOZEN (13) OF
X Stewart &Co.'s line cabinet photos
ior 11,
90 and 92 FEDERAL ST., Aiiegueny,
my23-40-TT3n
FOR. SALE DIPEOVED KEAL ESTATE
City Residences.
HOUSE-FOR SALE OR RENT-VERY CHEAP
even-room frame house, lot 27x171 feet. No. ,
4736 Juniper st. ; possession at once. Inquire at 339
CEDAR ST. Je2l-ar
Q0 COO-SIXTEENTH ST...S. S., TWO-STORY
Daif) j frame dwelling of four rooms and kitchen t
side alley entrance; paved cellar, sewered;-all in
good repair: lot 20x50 feet: rents for 17 per month.,
CAMPBELL & CO.. 1412 Carson St. Je2M0r
ej 300 SIXTEENTH ST.. NEAR CARSON
D St., two-story frame building of five roomg
and storeroom; corner property: gas and watery'
good business location ; lot 20x60 feet. CAMPBELL
L CO.. 1412 Carson St. Je21-102
CO 850-ARLINGTON AV., THIRTY-FIRST
41'ai.y warn, iwo-srory iruno aweinng 01 nvo
rooms,
lot over
porches, hall, good cellar, water In kitchen;
: 60 feet front by 90 feet deep. CAMPBELL
& CO., 1412 Carson st.
jeai-iw
EQ COO SIDNEY ST., NEAR EIGHTEENTH
DO) st,, two-storv brick dwelling of six rooms.
gas and water; A No. 1 cellar, in good repair; lot
iOxW) leeU CAMPBELL at CO., 1412 Carson st.
Jea-102
2Q 500FOURTEENTH ST.. NEAR SARAH
vDO) St., two-story brick dwelling of five rooms
and finished attic: gas and water: complete sewer
age. CAMPBELL & CO., 1112 Carson it.
Je2M02
Bast End Residences.
HOUSE AN ELEGANT PRESSED BRICK
house In the center .of East End at a great
bargain; 10 rooms: reception ball, bath, inside w.
c, 11. and c. water, both gases, wired for electrio.
llzhts. ran ire. laundrr. croud neighborhood, larra
levcilot with30fectoftront, two minutes from cable
or electric line and not over tire minutes from East
Liberty station. This property was built only two
jeurs ago for the owner's own use and Is first class
in every respect. One of the best chances ever
offered to get a fine home in the East End at a very
low price. DENNISTON, ELDERKIN A CO.,
Llm., 630J Penn av. Jel6-S4-arssu''
NEW TWO-STORY BRICK-IN THE BEST
part of East Er.di eight rooms, hardwood
mantels, with cabinets; combination fixtures, fins
lawn, asphalt street, with flagstone sidewalks; two
minutes from Dnquesne Traction; price low and
good terms. See agents, BAXTER, THOMPSON
at CO., 102 Fourth av. Je21-5S-TTSSU
(B9 O0O-A NEAT. NEW TWO-STORY FRAME
apM) dwelling house of five rooms: elegant loca
tion, being tltu.itcil in Oakland, only 12 minutes
fioni Market st. ; easy terms andflmmedlate posses
sion. GEORGE SCHMIDT, 157 Fourth ave.
Je21-63-TTSSu'
Allegheny Residences.
CfiC 500-TAGGART ST., ALLEGHENY,
3d brick house and finished attic, hall, good
cellar, both gases; frame building on the rear of
lot that could be converted Into a dwelling; side en
trance to house; lot 24X185J to West End av. -third
cash, balance on easy payments. J. M., ROWAN
& CO., Real Estate and Mortgages, 153 Third ar.
Je21-06-Mw '
Suburban Residences.
SUMMER RESIDENCE IN THE HEALTHTEST
locality In Western Pennsylvania; brick house
of 17 rooms, plenty of shade, spring and well water,
ice house, wood bouse, stable, etc, on line of rail
road; cost to bulla, 116,000; will sell for 7,000 with
three acres of ground or 13,000 with H acres. For
particulars, address GASH, New Castle, Pa.
JeH-4
o f ACRES AND FRAME HOUSE OF 12 ROOMS.
J two frame stables; ground underlaid with
tbe finest white and butf sandstone, 60 to 90 feet
thick: right on line of railroad, the finest natural
scenery lu the State; could be made, with little ex
pense, the most popular summer resort or picnic
grounds In the State. For terms, address REAL
ESTATE New Castle, Pa. Jeal-t"
FOB SALE LOTS
City Lots.
r'O ACRES IN THE TWENTY-FIRST
ward, nearly level and well situated for sub
dividing; this property is offered for a snort time
only and at a very low price: a good investment for
immediate subdivision or to hold. DENNISTON,
ELDERKIN & CO., LLM., 6304 Penn av. Tel.
S327. a Jel7-66-wirsu
LOTS-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR
from 100 to 300, in the Eighteenth ward; long
payments; easy terms. Inquire of CHAS, E.
CORNELIUS, attorney, 406 Grant St., Pittsburg:
or go to bis office. Mornlngslde av., on the grounds,
anil tee his agent. T. Ed. Cornelius. myl9-B
East End Lots.
IpUREKAPLACE LOTS-WE HAVE A FEW
ll choice lots still remaining la tills plan which
wewllUellfor K5 to (600: they have city water
and are in the choicest part of Oakland. GEORGE
SCHMIDT. 157 Fourth aye. J e21-63-TTSSu
Hazel wood Lots.
LYTLE STREET, IIAZELWOOD, CLOSE TO
Hazclwood av. Beautiful building lot, 45x132
feet, for only 2,000; a chance to get a good lot
cheap. (dl98). BLACK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth ay.
Je21-74
Suburban Lots.
INGRAM, CRAFTON, IDLEWOOD, SHERI
DAN If you are looking for a home or a lutto
build on do not fall to see the above places before
buying; they are on the P., C. &St. L. R. W.,
four, five, six, seven miles from the Union depot;
19 trains stop .lach way dally; commutation rates
(60 trips) 5i cents a trip; we have some veryfine
property, too per lot and upward, for 40 feet front,
ana cry deslrablo bargains in houses from (2,000
up, all with good large lots, and several houses
from (3,000 and upward, on $o00 down and the
balance 20 per month; do not fall to call and have
ns show you the above named places before buying
elsewhere. BLACK A BAIRD. No. 93 Fourth av.
Je2l-75
5 -ACRES ADJOINING NEW TOWN OF KENS
INGTON, on A. V. R. R.,will subdivide nicely.
SLOAN CO., 127 Fourth ay. jeD-S-wresu
FOR SALE-BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
B
iUsiness wrrn an established trade
1 iroods manufactured are covered bv patents:
Srlce, -2.ooocaen: good reasons ior seiung. Aaaresa
., Dispatch office. JcM-Cg-
BUTTER AND MILK DEPOT-IN ALLE
GHENY: itrst-elass location for fruit, etc.;
good trade; owner must sell. Address S.. Dis
patch omce. J-af
KUGSTORE-ON SOOTUSIDE; STOCK COJH
PLETE and new. dolngavery good bnsnvss;
will sell either Invoice or In bulls: located in an
exceptionally good place; best of reasons for sell
ing. For further particulars call ou or address
CAMFBELLACO.. Brokers, 1412 Carson St.
jen-ire.
T70R SALE CLOTHING AND GENTS' FUR
X NISHING store, doing tho leading business in
a town ot 15,000 Inhabitants, within 30 miles of
Pittsburg; location best In the town;'stoek will in
voice abont (10.CO0; this Is a good chance to buy a
good paying business; rood reasons for selling.
Address!. T., Dispatch office. JelS-641
FIR SALE-M.200 OR INVOICE, GROCERY
stand doing large business, mostly cash; cheap
rent: others 5300, J500 to (10.000: cigar store, res
taurant, shoe store, fish market, machine shop:
fine milk depot. HOLMES & CO., 43) Smithfield
...nA. 117
BUCC J "
JPIN AND STOVE STORE-AT ALLIANCE, O.;
I etni.Tr tmrnlfAii C ttfifi. nlvinrntl tn. eill. ntlT
.1,.u, iTf-ilTr ti 1 SMITIT Alliance- o:
SkllCA. MI111;CS B ,OUU. uiallll-lll ll niii. j
chaser. Ailplv to S. D. SMITH. Alliance
BAXTER STOVE CO., Mansfield. O. Jc21
or
JC21-3
Business Properties.
THE LORETTO HOUSE. LORETTO, PA.,
about )i miles from Cresson Springs station
and a popular summer resort. St. Aloyslus
Academy and St. Francis' College adjoining tho
town. The Cambria and Clearfield Railroad, now
under course of construction, passes close to the
town (one mile). Also, a large storeroom Stxei
and dwelling attached, adjoining the above hotel
roperty, for rent or sale. Address 21. F, Mc
iQN ALP, agent. Loretto, Pa JeM-71'
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles, Live Stork.
A. 5-YEAR-OLD STANDARD-BRED CIIFST
NUT marc a grand daughter of Mamhrino
Patchen:sheis t.ound, kind aud speedy. Address
BOX 321, Carrollton, Carroll co., O. Je21-9S
BAY MARE. A FINE DRIVER AND SAD
DLER: safe to drill e anywhere. Can be seen at
E. E. PATTERSON'S stable, 171 Forbes st. Je21-S9
STALLION-SPEED. BEAUTY AND BREED
ING; standard and registered trotting stallion;
6 years old, 15K hands; sired by Kentucky Prince,
sire of Gnv. 2:10V. and 13 othVrs in 2:30 list; first
dam by Hambletonlan 10; Mr. Packman, hi
breeder, says his dam was one of the fastest young
mares he ever saw : second dam by Seeley's Ameri
can Star: never worked for speed, but is fast: kind
and gentle in and out of liarucs; sold for no f.tnlt.
BOX 21, New Brighton, Pa. Je21-39
Machinery and Metals.
ONE STEAM ENGINE-16" DIAMETER AND
30"stroke, large fly wheel, Waters' automatlo
ovemor; two 2-flue boilers, 40" diameter, 24 ft.
ong. with eteam. drum; all in good running order
and sold only for want of use; can be seen at Price
Foundry. Price St.. city. Inquire 619 SMITH
FIELD ST. m-rlB-hr
Miscellaneous.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA AMER
ICAN reprlut (Stoddard ealtlon) athalf price;
this superb edition, the only one printed In this
country from regular stereotyped plates, made from
setup type, ana the only exclusive subscription
edition in the market, is now complete and ready
for delivery to subscribers at 2 50 per volume: po
sitions open to gentlemen of education, to whom
exclusive territory will be given. MAXWELL
SOMMERVILLE, Publisher, I3i Fifth av.
JeH-TUWThFSSn
M
ODENE-AT 951 PENN AV.
Je3-17
REAL ESTATE BROKERS REQUIRING
deeds, mortgages, or transcribing of any de
scription done with promptness and accuracy
please call on me, MORTIMER STARLING. Room
34, 103 Fourth av. Je21-21-wsu
2 FLATS. 5KX16XS0 FEET: 1 PILE DRIVER,
200.000ft. b. m. sqnare timber. 200 plies at
M'KEESPORT AND BES3EMEE BRIDGE Mc
Keesport, Pa. Jel7-I0Q
SUMMER RESORTS.
TOURISTS
CAN OBTAIN INFORMATION
as to rates and accommodations of many
of the hotels here adTcrtiicd by applvlnsr at
THE DISPATCH BUSINESS OFFIUE.
Atlantic City.
HOTEL BLACKHITRST. ATLANTIC CITY, N.
J., 28 S. Arkansas av. ; all conveniences, includ
ing bath and bar: near Reading depot and beach;
terms moderate. W3I. H. BLACKHGRST. Jcl2
HADDON HALL.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J,
Now open.
Hot and cold sea water bathi in the tionse.
je LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.
THo-e ZLvEaxLS03X.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
The largest hotoL Open all the year.
Jell-11 CHARLES McGLADE.
Cape May.
THE STQCKTOXHOTEI,
CAPE MAY, N. J.
Now ODen for the fourth consecttve season
of present management. Greatly Improved.
Cuisine unsurpassed.
jel649 F. T. WALTON, Proprietor.
HOTEL LAFAYETTE,
CAPE MAY, N. J.
JOHN TEACY & CO., Owners and Props.
Directly on the beach. Complete in every
department. Thoroughly renovated and sup
plied with the latest improved passenrrer
elevator. Address JOHN TRACY, Pro
prietor, Washington Hotel, Philadelphia, or
to Cape May. niy31-GI
Other Resorts.
HOTELATHENAEUM,
CHAUTAUQUA; N." Y.
Large, handsome, safe, luxuriously ap-'
pointed, splendidly managed. A delightful
resort. The only regular hotel on tho Chan
tacqua Assembly Grounds. A unique spot
offering a great variety of attractions.
Address W.'A. DUNCAN, Secy., Chautaa-.
quajX. Y. JoH-127-wi-sn
THE TREMONT
SEA GIRT, N. J.,
Now open. All rooms have ocean vlow,
music, billiards, pool tables, barber shop.
Telegraph, office in house.
'MRS. G. PARKE.
JolS-jiwrsu
CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT.
FORT WILLI HENRY URIEL
LAKE GEORGE. N. Y.
Open June, IS, 1891.
Management and ornnlzation of
RoteTPONCE DE LEON. St. AugustlniV-Tla.
O. D. SEAVEY," Manager.
Souvenir book of the lake set on application.
JelO-SS-WTSu
FOURTHJF JULY!
SEMIHf GRHEJLEiOOD,
Is for rent on that day to picnic parties.
Nice grove, good accommodations. Call on
or address, W. B. ARMSTRONG, oflice of
Second Avenue Passenger Railway Com
pany, Glenwood. je21-13
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CRESSON SPRINGS.
Main line Penna. K. K.; all trains stop.
On the Summit of the Allegheny Mountains.
Will open June 23. For circulars and infor
mation address
WM. E. DUNHAM, Supt., Cresson, Cambria,
myl5-78 Co., Pa.
IDLEWOOD HOTEL
AND COTTAGES NOW OPEN.
Beautiful summer resort, sis miles from
city, on Panhandle R. R. Dinner and lunch
eon parties provided for on short notice.
For further information address
M. STANFORD JACKSON.
Je7-26 Idlewood, Allegheny Co., Pa.
IDLEWOOD HOTEL
AND COTTAGES NOW OPEN.
Beautiful summer resort, six miles from
city, on Panhandle R, R. Dinner and lunch
eon parties provided for on short notice.
For lurther Information address
M. STANFORD JACKSON,
je21-C Idlewood, Allegheny Co., Pa.
" spring surruuttS!
Including tho leading FASHIONABLE
PATTERNS fox gentlemen. Imported and
domestic cloths, ilATEST STYLES.
H. & O. F. AHT..BHS,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
(20 Smithfield street- lelophono 1239.
Ja2S-nasu,
TO LET.
City Residences. 1
-1HATHAM ST.-NEAR WYLIE AVE.. F1NB
j three-.u y brick dwelling: 13 rooms: every
modem convenience: good location for roomers or
boarders. BAXTER; THOMPSON & CO., MS
Fourth av. Je20-30t
HOUSE-FINE 3-STOEY BRICK DWELLING
houe of 12 rooms. Including Z parlors, bath
room, inside w. c. and stationary kitchen
range, use of bothgases. etc.. at 42 Liberty ave
nue. Inquire A. V. D. WATTERSON, Attorney,
144 Fifth avenue. Je2-00t
East End Residences.
A HANDSOME RESIDENCE-QUEEN ANNE
style, nine rooms; modern Improvement
nearly an acre of land; commands fine view;vri
ety 01 shade and fruit trees; cemented cellar under
whole bouse; cement walks; good water: handsome
outbnildlups; rent reasonable to good tenant;
within 25 minutes' ride of postofllce. For fnll par
ticulars nppiy 10 or aaares iivj.,i aiiav,i.A-,
r Mutates. biui kjiuuuuj.
, corner Virgin alley. Je20-2St
Agent, 53 Grant St.
Rooms.
JJURNISHED ROOMS-FORHOUSF.KEEPINO.
X? with use of bath. 62 WATSON ST., city.
jeiY-101t
I OO SIS NICELY FURNISHED
Ll; terms reasonable. 920 PENN AV.
ROOMS;
Jea-68t
T
O LET-ROOMS-THREE UNFURNISHED
rooms at 570 FIFTH A V., Pittsburg: Je21-llt
Business Stands.
HOUSEBRICK HOtrsE OF FIVE BOOMS,
attic, 6toreroom20x30. nat. gas; suite for two
families; good business stand on .Tauest.. S. S.;
rent very low. MAGAW GOFF., LIM.. 14j
Fourth av. Je29-29t
OX) LET HANDSOME STOREROOMS. NOS.
X 7S and 80 Diamond st.. just above smithfield
bi., 111 iiutv uis'iaiirfi nui'tiinz; wen iijuueia ele
gantly fitted up, centrally located and having every
convenience: these rooms are admirably suited for
insurance, real estate or other office business. Fo
further information applv, after 2 V. jr.. to BUSI
NESS MANAGER, The Dispatch, Smithfield and
Diamond sts. apM17t
Office. De Room.
TYESKROOM-IN MOST DESIRABLE PART OF
U Fourth a v.; rent very moderate. M. STARL
ING, room 31, 108 Fourth av. Jel7-97-WTSut
TO LET-CHOICE OFFICES ON SECOND)
and third floors of The Dispatch business ofilco
building, compr Smithfield and Diamond sts.: these
are in suites of two or four rooms, as desired, and
have everv convenience; centrally located, well ar
ranged and lighted r there are no better offices tor
professional men in the citv. Apply, after 2 p. X.,
to DUS. 3IGE, DISPATCH, on the premises.
ap-a-UTt
Miscellaneous.
G
nnn RTATir.Tvn tor nKT-rTi.TrincN's
7 teams: aUo. storage room for carriages or light
storage, at No. 16 Church av., Allegheny. Ad
dress HOWLAND DAIRY CO., IS Church av.,
Allegheny. Pa. mv21-35t
PERSONAL.
PEKSONAL-A FEW FINE, MADE-TO-OE-DER
suits not called for will be sold regardless
of deposits, at 65 WYLIE AV., Pittsburg.
Je2S
PERSONAL-CASn PAID FOE OLD GOLD
and silver: Jewelry repaired; new work made
to order. CHRIS. HAtTCH, 541 Smithfield st.
apl0-lW
PERSONAL-DO YOU WANT TO SAVE
money? If so, buv your books and stationery
from us; midsummer sacrifice sale now on. FRANK
BACON & CO., 301 Smithfield st. Jc4
PERSONAL WRINKLES WITH ALMOND
nut cream you can positively rub them away:
sealed particulars 2c. MARY E. MURRAY. 1038
Washington -boulevard, Chicago 111.: agents
wanted. my31-62-Stt
ERSONAL-MARRY-IF YOU WANT A HUS-
BANDorwlfe, richer poor, send stamp for
sample of the largest matrimonial paper in the
world. MR. AND MRS. DRAKE, Va Washington
St.. Chicago, 111. JC21-70
PERSONAL FINE BOOKS-WE HAVE THE
finest collection of finely Illustrated books
in Pittsburg; beautiful bindings; low prices; corns
and see them: hundreds of books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOK STORE. S00 Liberty st. del2
PERSONAL VAN'S ROOT BEER. THE KING
of all summer drinks; superior to any now on
the market; pure, wholesome and delicious; puri
fies the blooil and renovates the system; no boiling
or straining: a child of 5 years of age can make Ilili
delicious beverage; one package of Van's Root
licer Extract will make five gallon? of root beer;
drop In and get a glaw of this delicious beverage
from the fountain, free: price 15c per package.
WM. HASLAGE &. SON, 13 Diamond, Market
Square. Pittsburg. JC21-54
FOUND.
TTOUND-PERFECT COMFORT IN READING,
X by having my eyes thoroughly examined and
a pair of the celebrated fl crystal specs adjusted by
the experts of tha CHESSMAN OPTICAL COM
PANY, No. 42 Federal st., Allegheny.
ap2-02-TtiTsn
LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL I AM PREPARED TO DO WORK
for the legal profeslon. writing deeds, mort
gages or transcribing legal or other documents;
satisfaction guaranteed. MORTIMER STABLING.
room 34. 106 Fourth av. Je2I-17-wsn
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
$7,250,
A BARGAIN SURE.
A 9-room brickdwelllnif, with all late im
provements as combination chandeliers,
range, cemented cellar, etc.
LARGE LOT 40x138,
Street p3ved, flagstone sidewalks: also, fia
stone walks around house. This is without
donbt an exceptional bargain. Owner has
satisfactory reasons for belling. Call toon.
BLACK & BAIRD,
je21-73wsn NO. 95 FOURTH AVENUE.
EAST END
Stone Mansion
$50,000,
Including" Furnishment.
Ono of 'the handsomest stone mansions in
East End at a discount of 25 per cent on
actual value, because owner's health re
quires a prompt change of climate. Three
fourths of an- acre of land on a prominent
avenue in fashionable neighborhood: line
lawn and shade troes; eastern exposure, etc
Included in this price are carpets, rugs,
draninzg. furniture, cut class and china.
which are the finest the market could afford,
and all as good as new. The houso was built
tinder the owner's daily supervision and la
one of the handsomest and best arranged
and finished and best built houses In the
city. Spacious porches, reception hall,
parlor library, D. R. and kitchen on first
floor; four bed rooms and two baths
on second floor, and four good rooms on
third floor; hard wood finish; plate glass
windows throughout and handsomest stair
case window in the city; tile, wood and
bronze mantels; private bathroom finished
in Mexican onyx. The grounds, house and
furnishings aro In tho best of taste and all
correspond. We will make terms of pay
ment to suit purchaser on any reasonable
basis. Call at once and secure an oppor
tunity of a lifetime. LIGGETT BROS.. 71
Diamond St. je21-22
FOB SALE.
ALLEGHENY RESIDENCE!
On a prominent street, unexcelled neigh
borhood, a two-story and mansard brick
dwelling; hallln center, with double par
lors, library, dining room, kitchen, first
floor; six beclrcoms and bath second floor;
three rooms in mansard; laro safe built In
house lor valuables; house lias all possible
conveniences; sets back 30 feet from street;
front and rear porches; elegant lawn, with
large shade trees; lot, SlxlSu feet. For per
mit to see premises, see agents,
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.,
je21-56Vrrsu 163 Fourth avenue.
-CRAFTON
BUILDING SITES.
We are offering for sale desirable building
sites at Crafton, Panhandle R. R. Size of
lots, 50x103; on easy terms; streets In plan all
graded; good board walks. Call and exam
ine plan Defore purchasing elsewhere.
GEO. DUNCAN at SONS. 75 Tenth st,
Or D. C. SNYDER, on the premises.
myl7-lll-sn
FOR SALE.
$1,700
WILL BUY Af EW5-ROOMED
nOUSE
In Eleventh ward, Allegheny. Rents for
$12 00 a month. Five minutes from Union
line and Pleasant Valloy Electric. See
BAXTER, THOMPSON 4 CO.,
JeSl-57-itwsa 1C2 Fourth avenue,
TIM
AfEiE
11
CHOICE rKOPrKTTES.
For other Real Estate Display
Advertisements see THIRD and
TWENTIETH Pages.
FOB SALE.
MACKINAC SH RESIDENCE
AT A SACRIFICE.
ORIGINAL COST, $7,500.
One of the best built, best located, most
complete COTTAGES ontholsland of Mack
inac, Michigan. Nino rooms, halls, closets,
large piazza on three sides; within 300 feet,
more or less, of tho lake; beautiful beach;
all Lake Superior boats land near the door.
Good barn. Above all, furnished complete
with beds, beddinjr, linen, rugs, ciocks,
organ, pictures, dishes, range. Ready for
occupancy. To anyone desiring a snmmer
home this is an opportunity bnt rarely of
fered. It will be told at a bargain if sold
Lsoon. Inqniroof
I.LF.HIPPLE&CQ.,
96 FOURTn AV.
jcll-30
Smithfield Street Corner.
$
Less than anything else to be had on the
street; 21 feet front with good depth to an
alley. A particularly choice piece of prop
erty, and the best for the money in the city.
LIGGETT BROS.,
71 DLUIOXD ST.
je20-13
JINGLE,
JINGLE,
"Hello, Central, give me l."33." "Is that you,
Stewart?" "Yes, speak a little londer,
please." "I see you havo for sale a number of
properties in the East End; want to make an
engagement for you to take mc over the ter
ritory." "All right, it will cost yon nothing,
yon will get full particulars, and there will
be no harm done If von don't buy." Jingle,
Jingle. W. a STEWART, 137 Fourth av.
myM-OO-su
HAVE A
DANDY
New and substantial brick house for sale
in Oakland for $17,000. It has 12 large rooms
and all conveniences. Is located on a paved
and sewered avenue In a well improved
neighborhood; was built for a homo, but
owner must sell. W. Cv STEWART,
my31-22-su 137 Fourth ave.
HERE'S
YOUR
CHANCE,
J10.500 will buy a substantial dwelling, con
taining 12 rooms and all conveniences. Lot
C0xl50 feet, located on one of the main ave
nues in the East End. W.-a STEWART,
No. 137 Fourth ave. JeU-24-su
OJNTE
ACRE.
$8,000 Terms to suit purchaser 'Will bny
one acre of the finest lying land on 9quirrel
Hill. Has S0O feet of frontage and is located
on one of the finest avenue on the hill. The
new electric road, which will be in operation
In a short time, passes .this property, and it
is within ten minutes' walk of the Fifth ave
nue cable line. W. a STEWART, No. 1S7
Fourth avenue. jell-21-su
THE
FINEST
And the cheapest bnilding site in Shady3ido
to-day, is that 263 bv-SOfeet on Fifth avenue,
near Roup street. It has tho Southern expo
sure, and just opposite aro the finest houses
in the East End. For price and full particu
lars, see W. C. STEWART, No. JoTFonrtn
ave. jell-21-su
CHEAP
BUSINESS
PROPERTY.
$93,000 will buySKlOO feet, located in the
heart of Pittsburg; an excellent stand for
any kind of business Particulars to prin
cipals only. W. a STEWART, No. 137 Fourth
ave. Jell-21-su
KENSINGTON
LOTS
CHEAP.
Have the exclusive sale of a number of tho
choicest lots in the new town of Kensington.
They are 40x120 feet, convenient to tbe sta
tion, lie beautifully and can be purchased
for $350 each, or Just half tho money adjoin
ing lots are selling at. Terms to suit pur
chaser. Forplan and full particulars see W.
C. STEWART, No. 137 Fourth ave. j e U-2J-SU
SEVENTY
DOLLARS
A front foot, or $4,200, on terms to salt pur
chaser, trill bay Jots C0il90 feet, located on a
paved and sewered avenue in tho heart of
Shadyside. They are without doubt the
cheapest and choicest lots on the market.
For plan and full particulars seo W. C.
STEWART, No. 137 Fourth ave. jeU-2t-sa
CHEAP
LOTS.
$750, terms to suit purchaser, will buy one
of those large and elegant lots, 25x143 feet to
an alley, located in the MeCombs Qrovo
plan on Sqnlrrel Hill, near main entrance to
Schcnley Par):. They are level, covered
with forest trees, front on wide avenues, sit
uated on line of new electric road in one of
the most desirable neighborhoods on the
hill, and are bound to bo w Orth, in a short
time, double the money nou asked.
Vhy, just think of It, only $30 a front foot,
when lots In Allegheny only 110 feet deep on
side streets are selling at $225 a front loot,
oiabout seven times what we ask for those
lots; and Oakland property not as well lo
cated, is selling for five times the money.
Call andget plans and full particulars, W.
C. STEWART, No. 137 Fourth avenuo.
JeH-21-3a.
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