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THE PITTSBURG 'DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, JTFLT 15, 189L
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10 CHASCE TO EEST.
The Jnd?es of the Criminal Court
Being Kept Pretty Busy.
NUMEROUS CASES DISPOSED OP.
Some Tainily Linen lirought Out to Be
laundered in Public
THE DKIFT OF A DAY IX THE COURTS
Yesterday was a pretty busy day in the
Criminal Court. John Shaub w as plnced on
tnal for receiving stolen goods in the shape
of a lot of oil -well supplies stolen from
Sucss & Harden, of Boss township, last
February Tho evidence in tho case was
not stiflieient to -how the defendant had
been guilty of recciv ing stolen goods, but it
did show that he was gnilty of the larceny
of the goods. According to instructions
from .Tudije Stowe, the Jurj returned a ver
dict of not guiltv, and the defendant, in
steid of being discharged, was ordered
placed under $500 bail to answer at the nest
term for larceny. Tho order was made by
Judge Stowe.
Charle- AVeisbcrg was tried and found
guilty on a charge of selling liquor without
lieen se before Jndcc Stowe The prosecutor
was Mr Eliza Slattcrj. Tho result of this
stilt nds rather a peculiar torv. Chniles
AVei-bcre and James ;i lttcry were formerly
conductors on the Pittsburg and Birming
ham line About a month apo both men got
into a quarrel in v hich Weinberg was badly
used up and for hich he sued Mattery for
aggravated assault and lntterv. This enso
wn- tried about two weeks ago when S la t
lerj wascoimcted nnl sent to thevvoik-hou-e
for one vear Mrs flatten- took up
the fight in behalf ofher son, and as a result
succeeded in eonv ictiiig AVcisbcrg, w lio will
piobablj be sent to lcep his former com
panion company
An Interesting Case for .Tenders.
There w as a c ise tried before Jude stowe,
the result of vv Inch w ill be interesting to all
jewelers hereabouts It was that of Harry
Cohen, a Charticrs township jowoler, who
wa-Mied foi larcenv bv bailee The prose
cutor in the casp wasA llliam Lanev and
the evidence as adduced show od the follow
ing -o-ne two montlis ago Laney went to
Cohen -jewelrv store and left his watch to
1 repaired About a week later Mr. Laney
calli d at the store for his waUh Mr. Cohen
informed him he could not let him have it,
as he lnd loaned it out to anothci man who
iii u ft his watch to be lcpaircd. Somfe daj s
afterward I.inev again called and demanded
his waich, and was once more informed
lint lit could not get it, as the
roan it had been loaned to failed
to return it. The jeweler offered to
cive Mr Lanev another watch of tho same
value as lus own, $!' Mr Lanev refused
this snving he wanted his own watch and
no otbei and. as it was not produced,
brought this suit. During the trial Judge
Stowe remarked tint the practice of loaning
out watches wa common among jewelers.
His own experience was that when he loft
liis wafch to be repaired a poorer watch
wasalwavs gnen him The jury wis out
nearlv half a dav in the case, and had not
rcat lied a verdict hen court closed.
John Cnhill, John Keefe and Chris Lucas,
tried on Monda for felonious assault and
liattervon lied schutte, were found not
jruilrv Fred "Uii.ttc. r.mil Uedig Cl'arlcs
Gucnther Max Herman, Alex tubener,
Christ Lintz and George Kerns, charged
with not b John Gihill, weie also found
not pn'ltv These cases grew out of a
Eloomfield row
Form suits for dakaues.
Feople "Who Think Tliej nave a Redress to
Secure In the Courts.
Robert Gtorgi yesterday entered suit
against E. J McLaughlin, the saloonkeeper
at the corner o. Grant and Diamond streets,
for damage forslinder. Georgi alleges that
on June 29 McLaughlin, in the presence of
others in his saloon, called the plaintiff a
liar and a thief, charged him with stealing
vvhi-kv, etc...nd discharged him and or
deredlinn out of the house Asa result
(eorgi's reputation has been injured and he
asks con ages
Attonir Frank Whitescll yesterday en
tend suit in behalf of Mrs Elizabeth schlag
iiruiiM the citv r Allegheny foi fljOOOdim
ages. It is stated that tho plaintiff owned
property fronting on Tinial street, Alle
gheny In Julv, lMl, the citv tookpos-es-hion
of some of her and for an outlet for
voople liv mg on lit. Troy several other
ots belonging to her were so cut up that
then sale was spoiled. Mrs. schlag never
rceeiv ed notice ot the taking ot the land,
and some benefits were assessed to her hus
band Ilenrv " tilag, who has been dead five
years and nt ei owned the land
Joseph am! lbertma Itcilinier yesterday
enured smts fo- 5 0j0 damages each for
false arre-t arunst t.eorge and John Loef
fet. 1 he parties 11 o in Vllegheny. It was
t-tatedthat John Locffer, at the request of
.eorgc I oeffer, made an information beioro
Alderman Br nker barging plaintitln w ith
liavmg committed perjur in the suit of Jo
seph Beihoter against George Loeffer, be
foie Alderman Lij--nbeis The Beihofers
w ere arrt -ted, but discharged at the hear
ing. Capiacs were issued for the arrest of
the deiendants
AltornevJ H Bark yesterdnj filed a suit
in behalf of Vuton Oberle and wif against
Jost-ph Gross tor SL000 damages The de
fend int it is charged, kept a leroeious dog
which "was used and accustomed to attack
and bite mankind." On June 11 the dog bit
and -evenly it jured Oberle, and $1,000 dam
ages is ask d
FAMILY TB0UBLES AIEED.
Testimonj in a T)iv orce Cae and a Suit for
Alienation of Affection.
The testimony taken in the divorce case
of Lmilie Ida Theis, bj her next friend her
father. Fnd II. Boehment against Joseph
Thtis was filed yestcitiij The parties lied
in L.iwienceville. The couple, it was stated,
re married lugu-t 1 lssl, and lived to
gctl er until Februarv 12, PV Theis, It was
claimed, did not piovide lorhis wife. Feb
ruary 12, 1N3 he raised a disturbance in the
hon-e ind threaten) d to kill his wife Tho
loIice were called and Theis attacked his
lather in law. Mi Boehment The police
got into the house bv breaking in the door,
und arrestto Theis Hewas sent fiO davs to
the workhouse, and never lived with his
wife altet ward Sometime after he got out
he rer-irned to the house and entered bv a
window He said he had come after his
child, and tliieatcncd his wife by till owing
n crock at hei While he was chasing her
the police appeared, and he received an
other 30 d i s to the w orkhouse.
Mrs Theis testified that she is still afraid
he will do her some injurj Mr. Boehment
testified that Theis h is not supported his
fannlv since the Brooks law went into effect.
He has seen him h inging around the house,
and had beard that he bad threatenea to
LIU bis w ire and her fathci
txibrKd hirchner yesterdav enteiedsult
against Joseph stoddleman ot No lllOPenn
aienue, lor $100.0 dimiges for the aliena
tion orhis ire sailectioiiH Kirchner states
that he is a tailor. In ugust, jSS6, ho mar
ried Marv Nule and tlie li ed together lor
three j cars in ncace and happiness. tod
dlemini, it is charged, intending to injure
the plaintiff and deprive him of the com
fort, fellow-hip socictj , aid and assistance
of his wife, and destroy hei nfrc-tion tor
hun, mistreated hei March 1, 18ft, -and di ers
othci times sa result Kircnncr h is been
deprived of Ins wife, and asks $10,noo dnin
ngts. Freed From a -crj0us Charge.
Michael McCumiskj, tried on Monday for
assault and battery with intent to commit a
worse crime on Lucj Mclntj re, was found
guilt v of simple assault and battery.
Thomas Blastford was tried for keeping a
ferocious dog, which was alleged to bac
bitten a child of H r Walkingcr, and was
found not guilt, but ordered to pay the
costs. Thepartfes reside m tho Twentieth
ward
John Hpuker pleaded nolle contendere to
n charge of immorality preferred b Anna
& ltsfield, of Bennett atatiou. The Usual fine
was imposed
l)a id Guenthcr, tried for abscondingfrom
the boarding houpo of Margaret Stenson,
lit Duquesne was found not guilt.
Autone Lichivek w as couvietf don a charge
of assault and batterj preferred bv Peter
Gumranj The row occurred on Mission
street, -outuside, Maj 24. Tho aefendant
was it ommended to the extreme mercy of
the court
Edward Railly pleaded guilty to assault
and batterj on William S Barkley at
oblesburg, March l'l. and was sentenced to
jia a fine of 6 cents and costs.
llliam Beadling, Hati-j Beadhng and
Bohcit Bcadlmg were tned for forcible
cntrj and detainer, preferred b Curtis
McQuillan Tne defendants are alleged to
have taken Sorcible possession of McQuil
lan's coal office ou South Twenty-third
street. The case w ill bo finished to-day.
Tn-Daj's Trial List.
Criminal Court Commonwealth vs. Mat-
thow Bell, C. B. Jordan, Joseph Gever, Lena
Sprague. James Jackson, John bill, Albert
Warner, James White, Samuel Edwards,
Sandy Travcrs. Sandy Berry, John Mc
Keev er, John Kramer (2), Thomas Martin,
Joseph Tetruska, Francis Cerito, J. F.
Sykes, F. Sylvester, Lewis Baker, Frank
Tomiski, George Wilson, alias Anderson (2):
A. H. Burkett. Kate Cavey (2), Michael Dona
hue, John Hcber. G. Krutzer, David Law
son, John Smith, John Romlne, Frank Tay
lor, George Weithans, Xoih Wood, Patrick
Lannon, Alex. Dugan.
Caught at the Court House.
The County Commissioners and Controller
met yesterdav as the Salary Board and
formallv reappointed P. W. Siebert, II. T.
Rowley and V. W. Murray as the clerical
force in the County Commissioners' office.
I: the equity suit of J. M. Oakley and
others against the Dnquesne Traction Com
pany, m referenco to the smokestack of the
luqucsne power house, a rule was issued on
the defendants e-terday to plead, answ er
or demur w ithin 30 daj s.
STFrnE-r Colls yesterday filed a defense
to the application of his wire, Mario Collins,
for maintenance during divorce proceed
ings. Mr. Collins savs he has been unable to
obtain w oik, and tho only income he has is
$1,000 a year, w hich he gets from the Jr. O. IT.
A. M. for services. This, he sa s. will cca60
September I next, and that as lie ha6 already
received $900 of the amount, he can't be ex
pected to give ery much toward counsel
tees. The rule will be argued this morning.
CANNOT BE HURRIED.
The Appointment of a ChicfEngineer Will
Not Come for Some Days Yet Under
writers Pleased With the Provisions or
the Xcw Ordinance.
Chief Brown does not propose to bo hur
ried m the least in tho appointment of a
Chief Engineei of the Fire Bureau. Scores
of speculations on the possiblo choice have
not advanced the appointment n day. The
latest name produced bv tho gossips was
Miles Humphreys. Chief Brown when asked
about it vesterday replied.
"I will mako .no appointment until the
Mayor signs the ordinance, and ho may not
sign it. However, if he does, I will submit
the names of five or six persons who pos
sess more or less of the requisite abilities
for the placo to the Board ot Underwriters,
und ask them to select the best man in their
judgment for the work. I will be go erned
largelj by their decision. But if the Mnj or
does sign the ordinance, it may not be for
sei eral days, and it will be a week after
ward before the appointment is made. As
to Mi. Humphreys, I have not talked to him
about the matter nor has he spoken to mo
about it. The same thing can be said of half
a dozen other men who have been named
for the place."
The Board of Firo Underwriters is satis
fied with the proposed improvements to tho
Bureau of Fire. Major McCandless, Charles
W. Gerwig, W. .1. Patterson and Fire
Marshal McFadden, representing the under
writers, met w ith May or Gourley, Controller
Morrow, Chief Brown and Select Council
man Lnmbie in the Mayor's ofllce yesterday
morning The new ordinance w as road and
thoiouglily discussed. The underwriters
oxnressed" themselves as favoring a flro-
boat, water tower, and other features
nrovided for in the ordinance. Thev also
argued in favor of an increased number of
fireplugs They produced figures to show
that Allegheny, in proportion to her popu
lation, has a great many more fire plugs
than Pittsburg, and that Cleveland, with
about the s .me number of people as Pitts
burg, has twice as many fire plugs.
In speaking of the adantages of a fire
boat the underwriters stated that it would
be especially serviceable along the South
side, where at present the greater number
of fires result in total loss. All buildings m
the citj within l.tOO feef of tho rivers can be
protected by it. Controller Morrow ob
jected to the"provieion for more firemen, on
account of the expense of hiring them. But
the underw riters insisted on the necessity
of more men. Chief Brown explained the
workings of a water tower.
After the meeting Mayor Gourley said he
had not jet signed the ordinance. Ho wdl
take no action until after another confer
ence between himself and Chief Brown,
hich is fixed for this morning.
WIKES OK A DEAD LEVEL.
A Suggestion on the Subject of a Pending
City Ordinance.
A great many people, while anxious to see
the unsightly and dangerous telegraph, tele
phone, street car and electric light wires
come dow n, are not satisfied to have them
buried, as at present is the plan. They .say
telephones would be practically useless ad
at an moment thej might be forced by the
burning out of a w ire to borrow their neigh
bor sinstiuinent for peihnps an hour or 36
hours before the injury be repaired. Busi
ness aud professional men who have dis
carded old-time methods of doing business
could scarce get along without the telephone
now, and they protest against the annoy
ance and uncertaintj" possibly attending
the burying of the w ires.
C. Ivimberland says there is no necessity
of burj mg the wires according to the pres
ent method. He saj a, if needed, iron bevmg
of such strength as to stand an j concussion
coming from a ten ton wagonload can bo
laid in the streets nt the level of tho
pavement, and the wires put into them.
Then when a w ire goes w rong tho repair cam,
be made in a few minutes alter the damaged
place is located; the iion box can be opened
teniporarilj- and closed In an hour or per
haps in ne minutes and travel not delated
or the streets spoiled bj lcingdug up almost
daily, as he claims they wonld be if tho
w ires w ere all buriod bj- the method now In
use.
BANK STATEMENTS.
I7ORTY-SE0OND SEMI-ANUAL STATE
4 MENT of the GERMANIA SAA 1NUS
BANK on July L 1691.
ASSETS.
First mortgage bonds and other
valid securities $ l,037iCC3
Mortgage interest due 3,15s 20
Other interest due 2,095 09
Dividendsoritocks due July 1 . 2.4S5 50
Bank projiem eorner W'ood
aud Diamond streets 190 0.V2 S3
Othce fixtures, safes, etc 028 25
Improved real estate m and
around Pittsburg 35.7C3 44
93 shares German National Bank 26,00 00
GO shares Iron City National
Bank 5,400 00
80 shares Citizens' National
Bank 4.S00 10
35 shares Tirst National, Alle-
ghenv 5,750 00
CO shares Masonic Bank 3415 00
Other div idend paj tag stock.. 17,033 50
15,000 Federal street and Pleas
ant Vallej Passenger Rallwav
5 per eenl bonds . 15,425 00
10,000 Willlamsport Bridge C per
cent bonds 10,000 00
10 000 Point Bridge 6 per cent
bonds 10,800 00
5,C00 Penn Incline 6 per cent
cent bonds 5,100 00
10,000 Pittsburg and Castle Shan
non Incline and Railroad 6 per
cent bonds 10,350 00
5 000 Pittsburg, Cincinnati and
St. Louis Railroad 7 per cent
bonds C.100 00
2,000 Pittsburg and Connellsville
Kailroad7pei cent bonds 2,400 00
28,000 Braddock Water Works 5
percent bonds 23,000 00
10,1.00 Pennsylvania Water Com-
panv Wtlkiusburg C per cent
bonds 10250 00
10,100 Philadelphia Company 6
percent bonds 10000J30
2 000 Transv erse Passenger Rall-
rond 0 per cent bonds 2,040 00
10,000 Allegheny county riot 4 per
cent bonds 10,500 00
Time loans, with collateral ... 171 622 2
Demand loans, with collateral . 243,402 70
Cash on hand and in National
Ikinks 130,039 97
$ l,99s,91S 43
LIABILITIES.
Due depositors . .$1,7G8 523 53
Six months' interest
due depositors 31,237 85 $1,797 7G1 43
Capital stock 150,000 00
Contingent fund ia v00 m
Undivided profits 1L1S7 00
,- , , , , , 1,993,913 43
2v umber of depositois Jul v 1, 3,3S7.
Averago credit to each, $533 73'
C MEYRAN,
-,.- j j . , President.
A e, the undersigned Auditing Committee,
doheiebj certify that we have examined
the bonds and mortgages, notes and bills
and collaterals, deeds for real estate, bonds,
certificates of stock, cash on hand and in
National Banks, and find them to a-ree
vv ith the abov e statement. "
E. GROETZINGER,
JOS. G. SIEBEXECK,
JOSEPH ABEL.
PirrsBura, July 11, 19L
Jyl5-17-w ssn
STOCKS! STOCKS!
Paying Handsome Dividends.
But a limited amount for sale of the FLOR
EN CE IN VEsTMEN T CO , of Florence, Ala.
Registered by tho Industrial Title, Trust
and sav mgs Company, of Philadelphia, Pa
which is the Registrai and Transfer Agent
01 thecompanv.
A SLRE INVESTMENT,
Yielding 9 1-3 per cent per annum. See W. A.
HUDSON. Room 49, Fidelity Title and Trust
Company's Building, 121 lourth av.
iteierencc, John .Uerron. of W. A. Her
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ttro.
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ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHER, V) Federal street.
11. J. McBRIDE. Market House, Allegheny.
F. H. EGOERS A SON, Ohio and Chestnut street.'
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G. W. HUGHES. Fcnnsjhaniaand Beaver avc.
PERRY M. GLFIM, Rebecca and Allegheny ave.
WANTED.
Male nclo.
BEST OFFICE CANVASSERS EVERYWHERE
to handle Palnc's Combination-Lock Crank;
sells itstirto eicry safe owner; hie piv: verj
latest; write at once. AM. LOCKCRAXK CO.,
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ERBER IMMEDIATELY FIRST-CLASh
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FRED HELD. 3IcKecsport, Pa. JH0jfT
B OYGOOD BOY 17 OrTs FOR REAL ESTATE
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515. No. 8WJHE AV. JT15-51
ARR1AGE PAINTrR - A FIRST-CLASS
workman to go to countrv shop. Inquire of
XBASE. M'LEAN & M'GINNEsS, No. 103 Lib
erty ave. J315-S
CUTTER-ARE YOU A CUTTER' IF SO, DO
jou use the A. D. RUDE new method of
cutting' J j 15-26
ClOMPETENT DRUG CLERK-GERMAN PRE
' FERRED. Address OPIM, Dispatch office.
Jvlo-04
DRIVER-FIRST-CLASS CARRIAGE DRIVER
for livery. Inquire WOOD & SMITH, 3S0O
Forbes st., Oakland.'
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Address DRUG STORE, Ellwood City, Pa.
JvH-35
FIRrMAN HORSESHOER AT JAMES HOW
ARD'S, Evergreen Plank Road. BennettjFa.
MAN WITH PUSH IN PITTSBURG AND
each town and city or Pennsylvania and sur
rounding States, to introduce the Tastest-selling
household article on record; sales in Philadelphia
have reached a million; pavs f3 50per da. For
particulars address, with stamp, W. H. WILL
IAMSON, 44 N. lourth St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Jyl2-70 ,
MAN-A SINGLE MAN FOR DINING ROOM
work. Inquire at v. EST PEN N HOSPITAL,
Twentv -eighth st.
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PAY ROLL CLERK - ONE THOROUGHLY
experienced In rolling mill work and practice.
Address P. O. BOX 644. Pittsburg. Pa. Jyl5-3
SALESMEN IN EVERY COUNTY $75 PER
month and expenses; outfit, samples, etc.,
free; goods sold bj sample; steady position to
proper party; no experience nece&sar: rullpar
llculars upon application ; send stamp WORCES
TER. FERRULE 3IFG. CO., 24 Henncin St.,
"H orcester. Mass Jyl5-23-D
SOL1CITORS-FOR LIFE INSURANCE: I.1B
LRL commissions; policv taking because
most pleasing in price and plan. MURRY & ED
SALL, 34FIdtllty building. mr27-19
TRACK LAYERS-niMrillATFLY, 25 MEN
for lav lug track on PIT! SHURG AND 1lOtSS
RUN R. R., Groveton, Pa. Good wages. J v 15-1
OUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD SOME EXPFRI
ENCEili ofilcework. Vddrcss hi own hand-
writing, stating salary expected, X.
. z.. lm-Jyla-1
paten omce.
VOUNG MAN HAVING HAD SOME EXPERI
X ICE at tin or plumbing trade. Steady
work Apply A. b. HEXLE, 133o Penn ave.
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Agents.
AGENTS-OX SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
handle the new patent 'hemical ink erasing
pencil: the greatest selling noveltj ever produced;
erases Ink thoroughly Id two seconds; no abrasion
or paper: 200 to 500 per cent profit; one agent's sales
amounted to $020 In six dajs; another (32 in two
hours- we want one energetic general agent ror
each State and Terrltorv. Forterme and rull particu
lars, address THE MONROE ERASER Mil. CO.,
La Crosse. V is. my22-7o
AGENTS-TO SELL THE PIXLESS CLOTHES
line! the onlyJIne ever invented that lmlds the
clothes without pins; a perrect success; patent re
cently Issued; sold onlv by agents, to whom the ex
clusive right is given, on receipt or 50 cents we
will send a sample line by mail; also circulars;
price list and terms to agents hecun vour ten Uory
at once. Address THE PIXLESS CLOTHES
LINE CO., 17 Hermon St.. i orcester, M iss.
ap!2-142-ws
A'GENTS- E OFFER AGENTS BIG MOfc EY.
In exclusive territory: our new patent sales
fell at sight In city or couutrj ; new agents first in
fi Id acluall) getting rich; one agent in one dav
cleared SaS; so can vou; catalogue free. ALPINE
SAFE CO., No. 363-371 Clark bt., Cincinnati, O
Je23-70-w sa
Female Help.
A 3nDDLE-AGED SINGLE LADYTODLRFCT
the work or liouseKieplngin a public institu
tion ouUide the citv ; must be a thorough house
keeper and come wtllrccoinmiuded. talary 8250 per
annum with hoard and washing. Address COUN
TRY, Dipateh office. jyllsil
GIRL-AGOODGIRL.GERMANrREFFRRLD.
lnrgeneral houewurk lu a small taiuilv. p
plrtoMRs. HEI Ml ART, Suinmerloa street, sec
ond door irom Ellsworth av.. East End: take Du
quesne traction, Llneoln and Larimer avs. JvlV-50
30
PREPOSSESSING LADIES. WITH GOOD
voice and llffiirc. as chorus sineers lu hleh-
class opera compau) . Address OPERATIC. Dis
patch office, j) 15-57
Male and Fcmalo nelp.
TEAMSTERS. QUARRYMEN. LABORERS, 40
fvnn hands, woman cook $6 per week, dish
washers, chambermaids, waitresses. 200 house girts,
4 colored. 40 cooks. 10 chambermaids, seamstress.
MELIIAVfc. 64oGnntst Tel. 90. J)13-n
CHAMBERMAIDS, DINING ROOM GIRLS,
cooks, nurses, laundresses, 200 house girls, live
young girls, 30 German and colored girls, porters,
waiters, gardeners, larra hands. 31 Its. E THOMP
SON. u Grant st. JUS-D
Situations.
POSITION-BY YOUNG FRENCH BOY, WHO
speaks some English, to make hlmseir usiful
in an Ainirican famllv; could teach children the
French language. Address THERESA MILLS,
Harrison and i Iftieth sta , city. j) 15-18
POSITION-IN GENERAL ACCOUNTING OR
bookkeeping, young married man; practical
experience or ten vears; saturaciory reference
from present emplovers and reasons for change.
Address P. O. Box 927. city. api-jur
POSITION AS STENOGRAPHER AXD TELE
GRAPH operator, bv young man of 22, Ad
dress B. A , Dispatch office. J)15-j
rartners.
PARTNER WITH FROM $2,000 TO 510,000 IN
sarc speculation where munej may b doubled
or quadrupled In next three months. Satlsfaetorv
rercrences. Address COMMERCIAL, Dispatch
office. J5kJ-12
Financial.
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amounts on good city or Alleghenv property.
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Je21-4Q-vvsu
ORTGAGES OX CITY OR ALLEGHENY
countv property at lowest rates. HEMii A.
A EAVEK S. CO.. 92 Fourth av. mh2-n
Miscellaneous.
BRIGHT MAX v ITH CAPITAL TO ENGAGE
In butter and egg trade, lu connection with old
established
honse. CHARLES
SOMERS. 129
Fourth av.
Jyl 1-43
FLAGS-SEVERAL LARGE SECOND-HAND
United States flags. Address P. O. BOX 1037.
JvlS-49
PATTERN MAKERS -10 KNOW 1HAT
there Is a strike pi ndlng at the Wcstlngliouse
"klectric tximnani.
PATTERN MAKERS' ASSO-
CI ATION ot Pittsburg and vicinity.
Jyl5-5!
REAL ESTATE BROKERS REQUIRING
deeds, mortgages, or transcribing or any de
scription done with promptness and accuracy
S lease call on nic: terms moderate. MORTIMER
TARL1N G, Room 34, 103 Fourth av.
Jeil-a-wsu'
XTSE JONES' BEDBUG PARALYZER-JONES'
; Magic Roach Powder; tontains no poison;
roaches banished by contract: satisriction given or
no pay. Prepared by GEO. W.JONES, 222 Federal
St., Allegheny, Pa. sold by all first-class druggists.
my3-131-MF
C-i7TVES AND DAUGHTERS"-A CIRM
t ING monthly publication or 16 pages:
written hy women ror women ; commended bv the
Countess or Aberdeen and Miss I ranees E. Wlll
ard. For U. S. advertising address ROY V.
fc.OMERVHi.LE, room 105, Times Building, New
York. Sent six months on trial for 25c In stamps
by addressing WIVES AND DAUGIITER8, Lon
don. Canada. V15-34
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
East End Residences.
BEAUTIFUL EAST END
HOME-WITH
Ji large groanus; j, corner
irronnd. commandlnff asnlpnriM yIh-v. .nnnnfant
location; handvto electric cars; house is roomy
and v cry complete; lot 144x157; at the price we
have vir.. $8,500, It Is a positive bargain. 8. A.
DICKIE Jt CO., Penn andSliady avs.,T:. E.
Jyl4-42
A 300-TW O-STORY FRAME DWELLING,
jDj six rooms, finished attic, bath, hot and cold
water, inside w. e., statlonarv washstand, had,
large reUar; large lot 43x120 to 20-root allev: house
L6" ihI M." bargain. SAMUEL W. BLACK
& CO., 9 Fourth av. Jyl5-31-WTS
roit SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
CltV Residences.
FOR SALE-tLOOO-NEAT HOUSE, S ROOMS; A
good Investment or a nice home; terms very
easv; Washington ave.. Thtrtj -first ward. (S1.)
W.A.HERRON & SONS.80 Fourth av. Jyl5-29-w
HOUSES AND LOTS ON EASY TERMS ; SEN D
tor large new list. MAGAW & GOFf. Llm.,
145 Fourth ar. Jyl2-92
ffiQ 800 CENTRALLY LOCATFD, FRAME
DO house or six rooms and finished attic; pa
pered throughout and has everv modern com en
ience; handy to three car lines; neighborhood
strictly Itrtt-claes ; terms to suit. b. A. DICKIE It
CO., Penn andbli id) avs., E. E., 8900. Jy-i2
CQ 300WILL BUY A PROPERTY ON FIFTH
WO) av., lot 25x90, with two-storj frame, five
rooms and basement kitcheu; good location. BAX
TER, THOMPSON CO., lMTFourth av.
JJ12-62-MWF
East End Residences.
TJOQUET ST.- OAKLAND SQUARE TWO
X admlrabl arranged and commodious new
houses are now finished and ready for Inspection
on Boquct St., adjoining Oakland square; as
phalt pavement Just completed and houses ready
lor occupancy; the lots are within 300 feet of the
prettiest part it Sclienley Park, a lull view or
which is commanded from these houses; grounds
sewered, streets paved and the houses the best and
most conveniently arranged in the market at the
prl e; SS 000, ontcrms to suit purchaser. Applv to
C. H. CHANCE, No. 10 Oakland Square. JeiS-Sy
TJOCjUET ST.-IF OU ARE THINKING OF
Jj hiving a house of vour own take a look when
j ou go to Schenley Park at the two elegant and
commodious stone front residences on Boquet St.,
adlolning Oakland Square: these are all that now
remain undisposed of out of the seven whlchwere
finished last winter; rooms commodious and con
venient, distance to Schcnlej Tark but tw o minutes.
Price. 10.000; terms to suit purchaser. Applv to
BLACK BAIKD, Fourth av. Jc2as3
TyORTII OAKLAND SQUARE-WHY
PAY
Tpnt ts nnup.ttinn which Tnav well beasked When
sucn near, commoaious ana auracuve huubcwu
be had Tor 5.7u0andon terms so casv as those Just
finished and now offered on North Oaklaud square;
this Is adraittcdlv one ofthe prettiest plaecs In the
county: It IsdlTlded onlv bv ravine from the
mos" beautiful part of Schenlcv Park, or which It
command) a superb view ; the street cars pas with-,
in a tew hundred rcet; the houses will be appreci
ated at once unci' examination, having excellent
arrangement of ooms biv windows, wide porches,
handsome stairwav, tile "hearths and electric ar
rangement all throngh: in short, all modern lm
nroremeiits' onlj $1,000 cash, balance upon long
time as may be required to suit purchaser; stree hi
paved with asphalt and sewered; time from post
office by Pittsburg Traction or Duquesne cars or
B. A O. Railroad less than 20 minutes. Annlv to
C. II. CHANCE, No lb Oakland square. Jyf-13'
--"-- -,- -,--------.
Allegheny Residences.
AT A BARGAIN-NEW QUEEN ANNE FRAME
dwelling, Fcrrvsvlllcav., Allegheny: location
very choice, containiug eight rooms, bitli, 2w,
cs., slate mantels and tile he irths, reception hall,
porches, etc.; hardwood tjnlsh and grained
throughout; now renting ror3aper month; lot37M
reel iront. running tnrougn 10 imiversiiv av. see
M. F. HirPLE&CO.. BbFonrthav. Jy9-88-MWts
ALLEGHENY PROPERTY FACING THE
parks; three-story brick; complete. See BAX
TER, THOMPSON & CO., 102 1 ourlh av.
Jyl2-62-MWT'
FOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS
onbanduskvst., Allegheny: house, 10 rooms;
lot 30KX1I5 rt.; J11.500.
SONS, 80 Fourth av.
l4ai vv . Je. xix.iii.e'.it k
JyS-7-W
PALO ALTO ST.-AN ELFGANT BUILDING
6ltc, with good 6-room frame dwelling fronting
alley; size 20-U10 reet to a 20-root alley. Will be
sold cheap See REED B. COYLE A CO.. cnr.
Fourth av. and Grant st. Jyl5-2-WFSu
Suburban Residences.
IJiOR SALE-AT SHADYSIDE, $500 DOWN. TO
: buv a good house (7 rooms), modern fixtures:
lot 50x100 tat: price J5, 000. (17). W.A.HERRON
A SONS, SO Fourth av. Jyl-20-W
T70R SALE-bHADYSHlE, NEAR FIFTH AV.
L modern new nouse: eigne rooms; ioi5uxuvii.
?5,7o0. (03)
A. HERRON A SONS, 80 Fourth
avenue
Jys-7-w
FOR SALE LOTS.
City Lots.
LOTS-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR
from 100 to $300, In the Iighteenth ward; long
pavments; easv terms. Inquire or CHAS. E.
CORNELIUS, attorney, 40fi Grant st.. Pittsburg:
or go to his ollice. Alorninaddeav., on the grounds,
and s e his agent, T. Ed. Cornelius. myht-lS-D
REMEMBER THAT THE LOTS IN THE
Rlvervlew plan are selling verv rapidlv, and
von should not delay: price onlrS400 each; terms.
SoOdoivn andilO per month. J. E. GLASS. 133
Fifth av. Jyl5-ar
IVFRVIEW LOTS ARE THE CHOICEST LOTS
ror the inonev In the city, nrtcconlj $400 each;
terms easy. J. E. GLASS, 138 Fifth av. J j 15-39
SPECULATORS. TAKE XOTICE-THE KIVEH.
kj view plan oriotsungat in 1
nnd the price only 400; terms easy.
VIEW plan oriots Is right In heart or the city.
l. H. ItIjASS,
133 inn ar
Jyl-39
East End Lots.
I7IAIRMOUNT PLACE-LOTS FOR SALE:
: choice lots, elegant location, with a beautiful
and coimnaudlng view or the whole East Liberty
Vallev, located on Falnnount av., two squares
from Penn, and one square from Negleyav. ; can
be reached by cahle and electric cars. Inquire of
fal'RAUB & MOBR1B, corner ood and Third st.
my28-10-D
-srrrv soo-edgewood, p.r.p.
FINE LOT
vy oigiounu size s-ixi
B1MUEL W. BLACK
verv handv to station.
& CO., 99 Fourth av.
Jyl4-58'
427flrt-I'OTS-!0xl00-o:N' A SEWERED AND
i)i JJ block s'Ane paved st. ; convenient to P.
R. R. and cable ctrs: cheaDCSt lots In the citv.
SAMUEL W. BLACK A CO., 99 Fourth av.
Jyl4-5G
54:
FEET ON THO
STREET BOUI.E-
YARD. East End
e or the best locations
In the boulevard. HVXT
THOMPSON &CO.,
jyl2-65-MW6
162 Fourth av.
mio-
VACANT I)T. -WX100 FEET. FRONT
ING on a 50-foat street on snUtrrei Trni
uciow oviran av, Actircss i jiluiuiu; A v.,
city. v JvlS-10
. . . . ... -.. ......,...... . ..
Allegheny.
LARGE LOTS ADIOININGCALIFORNIAAV.,
Allegheii), clo-e to electric cars; 100 reet front
and ovi reinfect diep. Plan at Olfice or JAS. W.
DRAPE i. CO., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
Jyll-51-1'
MAYFIELD-BUILDING SITES IN SIZES TO
suit; Perrvsville av., one mile from C irncgle
nan. x icasani vauey iieciric Liine. inquire 01
THE OWNER, Room 209, Blssell block. Jj-9-0'
Snhnrban Lots.
I71OR "SALE-SHADYSIDE LOTS, 50x181 FEET,
. Jt5 per toot, on good street. (112). v . A.
I1FRRON &SOSS, SOIourth av. Jvl-20-VV
-LENMAWR PARK PL4N OF
LOTS-S0X110
pavments. $10
VJt each, only $100. $U5 ami $150;
cash and balance $5 per month; no Interest, no
taxes: streets graded, boardwalks laid natural gas
and elegant water. See EEED B. COYLE & CO.,
corner Fourth av. and Grant st.
Jyl4-03-14,15,lC,17,lS
SUBURBAN PROPERTY - THE LARGEST
lots, the lowest prices and the easiest and best
terms in the countv at Sheraden. 15 minutes from
Union station: seeSheriden betoie vou buy else
where. ANDREW PATTERSON, Secretarv, 127
Fifth av. ie27-7---D
521 fifi WILL BUY YOU A LOT IX THE
-DLUW GleuMawr Park plan or lots: only $10
down aud $5 a mouth; no Interest; no taxes: board
walks laid and streets graded; don't rail to secure a
lot soon as thev are seling rapidlv; all lots 30x110,
see REED B. COYLE Jt CO . cor. Fourth a . and
Grantst. Jyl4-3-14, 15, 1(1,17, IS
Fnrms.
XTTESTjirtN FARMS-1N IZES TO SUIT, FOR
VV sale or exchange. Inquire ROOM 209, Bis
sell block. Jv9-fi
TOR SALE RUSLXESS.
Rusjness Opportunities.
AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS: INCOME ShEOO
to $2,500 a veir; less than $1,000 111 buv it ir
taken soon b)
a good part) .
Address A. W. II.,
in-pateii omen.
Jvlj-uJ
TIAKRER SHOP-DOING A GOOD BUSINESS:
X lu good lot ation: good reason given. Address
J. J. L., Dispatch office.
Jyl5-100
BARBER SHOP-GOOD LOCATION-WILL
sell cheap. Call at A. EDLls CO.'S. 502 to
510 Libert) st.
jyl2-20'
T)RICK PLANT-CONSISTING OF GRINDING
auf pan. engine. Doner, eic; engines. Doners,
clav and ore pins, ami brick vard supplies.
THOMAS CAltf.IN'S SONS, Lacock and Sandusky
streets, Alleghenv. iel7-MWF
COMPLETE RESTAURANT OUTFIT FOR
sale cheap: rsngi, boiler, steam tabic, tables,
chairs and e rocker) at a bargain, and store build
ing, 546 Wood street, lor rent. Inquire ROOM 209,
Blssell block. Jv-9-6
DRUGSTORE-2.000 CASH WILL BUY A
good citv store; will Invoice over $1E00. Ad
dress A. E. 11 , Dixpateh ofllce J) 15-53
I710UNDIIY WELL EsTABLISIIFD AND
: cqulppid; did $100,000 last-year and growing;
plenty orders ahead: excellent location, right here
on river bank and railroad; ftimace castings a
speciality: man) others made, both light aud
heavj ; this Is a rare opportunity to stop into a sare
aud profltablc business which will bear the closest
investigation; price $23,000. MAGAW S. GOFF,
LIM., 14o Fourth av. Jyl4-51
I7URNITURE, FIXTURES, ETC.-TOGE1HER
. with lease of a furnished boarding house cen
trallj located down town; funlture in good con
dition ; 10 rooms, all occupied and bringing in a good
revenue. For further particulars apply to DAVID
SHAW & CO., 152 Tourth av. JyS-23-Wfc'
"T70R SALE-L200 OR INVOICE.
GROCERY
:ash: cheap
X stand doing large business, mostlv cash;
lent; others J300, fo00 to 10,1:00 cigar store, res-
tailpant o tirw ctnh, 4lK w rtwl n miAliltin elirv
""""S oiwi, omir. null mai cu iut.ii; biiuii,
fine milk depot. HOLMES & CO., 420 famlthfield
street. Jel7
FOR SALE-BRASS 11. ORKS. COMPLETELY
fitted up for the manufacture or all kinds or
brass goods, in one 01 the best manufacturing
centers adjacent to the city. See AV. A. HERRON
Jt SONS, 80 Fourth av. Iyl-20-VV
MERCHANT TAILORINGAND GENTS' FUR
NISHING store combined; good location,
within ten miles or Pittsburg; will sell cheap, as
owner wants to go AVest; good trade established.
Address S. D., Dispatch ofllce. Jyl4-38'
rPHE BRICK YARD AND BUSINESS, AVITH
A all the buildings and machinery and five horses
or the late firm ot John Knowlson & Son, Thirty
eighth and Liberty sts., citv, to be sold at public
sale by tho heirs on next Thursday afternoon,
Julv IS, at 2 o'clock, on the premises. Fuller par
ticulars can lie seen on handbill at the ofilce of
JAS. AV. DRAPE S, CO., Agentsand Auctioneers,
-S13 AVood bu, Pittsburg. Jyll-KHlws'
yxi
FOR SALE BUSDTESS.
Rnsiness Properties.
TO. 63 CENTER AVE.; BUSINESS PROP
ll ERTY; brick; dwelling 4 rooms, storeroom,
finished attic; in rear brick dwelling 2 rooms; side
alley: lot MV74 ft- price S4.00O; terms to suit.
ALLEs, & BAILEY, 1C4 Fourth avc. Tel 107.
(All) , ' Jy9-5,VWThssu
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles. Live Stock.
BUGGY CHEAP SIDE BAR BUGGY AS
good as new. Inquire 83HORTH AV., Alle
gheny. JylVfl
DELIVERY WAGONS DELIVERY AVAGON8
a'l styles ; our own irn ke. WM. BECKERT,
SM to 341 Ohio street, Allegheny. Telephone, 343).
JelO-43-MWS
nORSE-BROADWAY QUEEX BUGGY AND
harness: black horse between 5 and 6 years
old. a perfect beauty, anv lady can drive, perfectly
sound; buggy good as new; price for entfre outfit,
J40O. Address P. O. BOX 240; nttsburg. Pa.
JylS-7
Machinery and Metals.
AUTOMATIC HOISTING ENGINES WORK
pcrfcctlv right and left, with single or double
drum; second-hand hollers and engines also on
hand; general machine work promptlv executed;
corresiondenco solicited. COJIBINATION EN
GINE COLIM.,3140 Penn ave., Pittsburg. Tel 1205
dclO-86-MW8
I7NGINES AND BOILERS-SECOND-HAND;
1 largest stock orall sizes; 10x36,12x21,12x18,10
x20, 10x10, 10x12, 9x12,8x12,7x12, 6xl2:mountedport-
oure ciigiue, uuucrsoi an sizes, suaiuiiic, iiuncjo.
pumps, gov eruor,
mor, eic. ueiepnone, wi, -a aim
Allegheny. Pa. J. S. YOUNG.
apll-D
I-art Way,
rpiE CELEBRATED ACME AUTOMATIC
X safety engines and non-explosiveboilers, ror
gas or oil ruel, from one to five-horse power; also,
the latest Unproved ventilating fans:perrect sat
isractlon guaranteed; hy J. PRAGEll, General
Agent, No. 4 Firth av., Pittsburg, Pa.
my25-MWT
rpiIE BECK AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC LIGHT
X engine; ingines, hollers and sawmills nnd
woodworking machinery. HARjrES MACHINE
DEPOT, 99 First av., Pittsburg. lav-D'
Miscellaneous.
CRAYON PORTRAITS FREE DURING JULY
at STEWART Jt CO'S.. photographers. 90 and
02 Federal st., Allegheny, Pa, Come and see them.
Jy8-il-WFSu
CUSTOM MADE PARLOR SUITS STUFFED
with hair for sale at lowest prices durlug the
dull season Come and select coverings to suit
j our taste at M. KLEINHAN'S, Practical Uphol
sterer, 101 Ohio, cor. Cedar av., Allegheny, Pa.
JV14-83
I ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA AMER
ll ICAN reprint (Stoddard coition) at hair price;
this superb edition, the onlv one printed in this
country from regular stercotv ped plates, made rrom
setup type, and 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 terrltorv will be given. MAXWELL
SOMMERVU.LE, Publisher, :35 Fifth av.
Jel4-TUWThFSSU
M
ODENE AT951 PENN AV.
Ie3-rr
TO LET.
East End Residences.
BEAUTIFUL HOME, LOCATED IN TWENTY
THIRD ward, near entrance to Schenley Park;
a handsome residence. Queen Anne stvle, nine
large rooms, modern Improvements, nearly an acre
of land, commands fine v lew; variety or shade and
fruit trees; cemented cellar under whole house;
cement walks: good water; handsome outbuildings;
rent reasonable to good tenant. For rull particu
lars apply to or address PETER SHIELDS. Agent,
033 Grant st., corner Virgin alley. jy!4-53t
HOUSE-FOR SALE OR RENT. E. E., CLOSE
10S. Negley and Ellsworth avs.; new modern
style 12-room dwelling with all the latest modern
conveniences; very complete; lot 19x140; posses
sion at once: rent $40 per mo. M. F. HIPPLE
CO., 98 lourth av. JylS-19-WThsut
Allegheny Residences.
HOUSE-NO. 243 FRANKLIN ST.. ALLE
GHENY, containing 6 roomB, with store
room, suitable as a b ikt rv or grocerv ; rent low.
Inquire or L. P. KLEBER, So. 50b Wood st.
Jyl5-20t
VTICE FIVE-ROOM DWELLING-FEDERAL
1 st. extension Inquire or ,1. H. McKEE, 703
Penn av., room 611.
rc7-64-iiwst
QUI J-NEA1. NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE ON
dDlx the MIL between Irwin avtnue and Over
look street. A. LEG GATE 4 SON , 108 Fourth ave.
Jvl4-55f
Rooms.
IMTRNISHFD FLAT FOR HOUSEKEEPING
. $7. 8W1LIEAV. Jyl5-.)2t
JSusiness Stanas.
BUILDING WITH DRY HOUSE. SUITABLE
lor laundry, planing mill, stair building or
pattern shop, on Hemlock St., head or Esplanade
rct. Third ward, Allegheny. A. LEGGATE &
SOX, 103 Fourth ave. Jyl4-55t
STOREROOM OR WAREHOUSE-RENT VERY
low; also some unfurnished rooms fur house
keeping Inquire of McMANUSA CO., Real Es
tate, corner M ood and Fonrth sts.
Jyl5-15-Mwrsut
TO LET-HANDSOME STOREROOMS, NOS.
78 and 80 Diamond St., Just above Smlthfleld
Bt., In now Dispatch buildlDg; well lighted ele
gantly fitted up, ccutrall) located and hav Ing every
convenience; these rooms are admlrablv suited for
Insurance, real estate or other ofllce business. For
furthpr information applv, after 2 F. M.. to BUSI
NESS MANAGER, The Dispatch, Smlthfleld and
Diamond sts. ap29-117t
TO LET-CnolCE OFFICES ON SECOND
and third floors orThc Dispatch business office
building, corner Smlthfleld and Diamond sts. : these
areln suites of two or lourrooms, as desired, and
have every convenience; centrallv located, well ar
ranged and lighted ; there are no better offices ror.
protessional men In the citv. Apply, arter 2 r. M
to BUS. MGR, DISPATCH, on the premises.
apji-ii,T
FOUND.
I70UN1) A BLA( K AND WHITE DOG
. with collar and lict use pi vte attached; owner
can have same by prov ing propert) and paying for
this ndvortUcirent by ealfing at CENTRAL
i'OLICE STATION. j) 15-54
LOS1.
T OST OR STOLEN-FEOM NO. 320 WESTERN
Aj av., Allegheny, dark, hrlndle bull bitch;
weight about 40 pounds liberal reward ror Its re
turn to W. D. BRERETOX, No. bfi Third av.,
Pittsburg. J) 14-59
LOST-KNIGHTS' TEMPLAR CROSS BE
TWEEN Oakland and postottice or between
postutuce and Union depot. Finder will he re
warded bv leaving same with BOET. K. MCCOR
MICK, 135 Firthav. J)15-93
LOST GOLD-RIMMFD SPECTACLES AT
Rotk Point, on Saturdav, July 11. around
dining room or the track. Finder rewarded bv
leaving them atTHEO WEBER'S, cor. Tenth and
Carson streets, Southslde. j)15-3
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
and silver; jewelry repaired; new work made
to order. CHRIS. HAUCH. 541 smlthfleld st.
apl9-131
IJERSONAL-DO YOU WANT TO SAVE
inone) II so, buv your books add stationery
from us ; midsummer sacrifice sale now on. FRANK
BACON A CO., 301 Snilthbeld st. Je4
"PERSONAL A FINE CRAYON PORTRAIT
X free will be given during July with every
dozen or our best finished cabinet photographs.
Come and see them. STEWART Jt CO.. 90 and 92
lederalst., Allegheny.
JyS-21-wrsu
PERSONAL FINE BOOKS-WE HAVE THE
finest (ollecdon or flnelv illustrated books
in Pittsburg; beautirul bindings; low prices; come
and sec them; hundreds or hooks for presents.
LEVI'S BOOKSTORE. 900 Liberty st. del2
PERSONAL W HEX I WAS A SjrALL BOY
my mother always repaired my breeches and
Jacket, but since I got to he a great big man, DICK
SON, the well-known tailor, 65 Filth av.. cor.
Wood ot seeond floor, has been substituted, who
now does all my cleaning, pressing and rcnov ating
In great shape. Tel. I008. myl5-S0-p
DIVIDENDS.
Office of tud Cash Insuba;ce CoiirAirY,
L
I'irTsnuno, pa., July s, itau.
TMVIDEXD NO. 47 THE BOARD OF
JL RECTORS of this company have this
day declareda semi annual dividend of 4PER
CENT ($2 per share), payable on demand.
JOSEPH T. JOHNSTOX, faecrotary.
Jjl31-D
The Safe Deposit Co. of Pittsbcro,
No S3 Fourth a enue,
Pittsburg. Pa.. Julv 0. J801.
DIVIDEND THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
company have this dav declared a
dividend of THREE (3) PER CEXT on tho
capital stock, out of tho earnings ofthe last
si- montlis, nayable forthwith, ireo of tat.
Jyl2-tt Will. T. HOWE, Sec'y and Trcas.
nil
MONOKGAHELA INSURANCE Co ,
93 Fourth avenue.
Pittsburg. Julv 7. 1891,
TMVIDEXD THE DIRECTORS OF T
rms
XJ Commnv bnvo this dnvdeelftred a dlv I.
dend of ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS
PER SHARE out of earnings of past six
months, paj able on and after Thursday, 9th
Inst. JOHN H. CLAXE Y, Sec'y.
Jyl2-35
MEETINGS.
Office or toe
Fidelity Title ahd Trust Company,
123 Fourth Avenue.
J"
Pittsburg, Pa., June 30, 189L
ATOTICE IS HKKEBY GIVEN THAT IN
J. A pursuance of a resolution of the Board
of Directors, this day adopted, a meeting of
the stockholders of this company will be
held nt the ofllce of the company. No. 123
Fourth avonuo, Pittsburg, Pa , on THURS
DAY, Septembers, 1891, at 1 o'clock p. m , to
holdan election for or against an Increase of
tho capital stock ofthe company from $500,000
to $1,000,000. C. B. McVAY,
Secretary.
. Jyl 15-1,8,15 22,29 au5 12,19,2g-se3
NOTICES.
MY SON, GEORGE ROHE, HAVING
lett me, I warn every and all persona
not to trust him on my account, ns I will not
bo lesponslblc for anv debts contracted for
by him. GEORGE ROUX. 605 Carson street.
Southslde. jyM-34 1
SUMMER RESORTS.
TOURISTS
CAN OBTAIN INFORMATION
a9 to rates and accommodations of many
of the h6tels here advertised by applying at
THE DISPATCH BUSINESS OFFICE.
Atlantic City.
BIRMINGHAM COTTAGE-ATLANTIC
City, N. J. 509 Atlantic nv.,below Mass ,
opposite Hotel Albion: terms moderate.
Je26-34 viwrsu MRS. E. C. DEKR, Prop.
SHACKAMAXOX" HOTEL,
14 Arkansas av., Atlantic City, X. J.
First-class accommodations. Terms reason
able. BERNARD COXWAY.
je2G40-MWT
STOCKTON HOTEL.
First-Class In all its Appointments.
jyl2-GS-Mwrsu STEVEN J. KIRK, Prop.
THE CHALFOXTE
ATLANTIC CITY, X. J.
On the beach, with unsurpassed ocean view.
Salt water baths In the house.
Send for circular.
je30-4S-D E. ROBERTS & SONS.
HOTEL IMPERIAL, ATLANTIC CITY,
N. J., Maryland av directly on the
bench, facing the ocean. Handsomely deco
rated and furnished. Capacity 200. strictly
flrst-clnss. Piices: By the dav. $2 to $3, by
tho week, $10 to 1S, G. W. KEXDRICK.
j9 93-D
TlhLe 3yLaxi.soxL:
ATLAKTIC CITY, X. J.
The large3t hotel. Open all the year.
jell-11 CHARLES McGLADE.
Cape May.
HOTEL CHALFONTE.
CAPE MAY, X. J. Greatly enlarged since
last season. All modern improvements-Jy4-2Z-D
II. W. SAWYER.
M
AKIXF. VILLA,
Cape May, x. J.
Within 30 yards of tho surf. Seventeenth
season; 50 rooms added, facing the sea: eleva
tor, baths, etc. MRS. F. HALLEXBECK.
Jj-1 21-D
TVHE STOCKTOKHOTEL
CAPE MAY, N. J.
Now open for tho fourth consectlve season
of present management. Greatly improved.
Cuisine unsurpassed.
jein-49 F. T. WALTON, Proprietor.
HOT EiTL, ABrAYETTE,
CAPE MAI, X.J.
JOHN TRACY & CO , Proprietors.
Located directly on tho beach. Elevator
and all' modern improvements. Address
JOHN TRACY, Proprietor, Washington
Hotel, Philadelphia, or to Capo May. jyl
HOTEL COLUMBIA.
Cape Mav, X. J. All modern improve
ments, popular prices, special rates bv the
week. H.W.SAWYER. j4-21-r
Other Resorts.
PIKE GROVE 2K MILES FROM CRES
SON. 1J from Loretto: healthful loca
tion; good anew, pure water, stabling; terms
reasonable. Address
MRS. SUSAX GALLAGHER.
Jyl5-27-Mwp Loretto, Pa.
DILL PARK,
A family summer report on the banks of
Lake Erie, now open. Terms very reason
able to ipermanont boarders.
. ROBERT DILL, Proprietor, Xoitheast, Pa.
jy 15-90
THE TREMONT
SEA GIRT, N. J.,
Now open. All rooms have ocean view,
music, billiard, pool tables, barber shop.
Telegraph office in house.
MRS. G. PARKE.
myl5-54-MWFsu
ARGYLE HOTEL,
BABYLON, L. I.
One hour from New York, Long Island R. R.
Casino, music, Indies' billiard room, bowling
nllev, tennis courU, line drives, flshlng and
bathing. Weekly rates, $17 SO and npwai d.
Je2S-33-MWF ROGERS A FISHER.
TRAVELERS' REQUISITES ft CONVENIENCES
Lap tablets, portfolios, fountain pens,
band bags, dressing and toilet enses, drink
ing cups and flasks, sketchingoutfits, artists'
umbrellas, easels and stools, ploying cards,
checkers, chess, cribbage, etc.: line station
ery tako a supply with you or order it sent
to your snnimei address: engraved cards,
orders executed oromptly and sent to any
address. JOS." EIC1IBAUM &, CO ,
jeS-37-Jtwr 48 Fifth ave., Pittsburg.
OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
BLOCK ISLAND, R. I., OPEXS JUNE 27.
15 miles at sen; steamboats daily to and
from New London, Xewportand Prov idence;
telegraphic communication. For terms, cir
culars, etc.. address
CUXDALL & BALL, Managers.
my22 7G-MWF
DEMMLER BROTHERS,
S2G AXD 02S SMITHFIELD STREET.
Summer Goods Pocket stoves. Lemon
Squeezers, Ice Picks, Oil Stoves, Jtefngeru
tors. c3-35-3iW7
Farmers' Deposit National Bank.
C6 Fourth Avenue.
Store your v. aluables for safe keeping be
fore leaving for seashore or mountains.
Boxes rented,$5 00 and upward. Jy3-39-x w
HOTEL ALLAIRE
SPRING LAKE, X. J.
Directly on beach. First clas-thronghout.
Artesian water. E. M. RICHARDSON.
m 31 59-MW 1
TAKE A CAMERA.
With you, and the place to get it is at AV. S.
BELLA CO.'S. Amateur outfits a specialty.
All Photographic N'ovelties on hand. 431
Wood street, Pittsburg. Telephone 1203.
Je3-30-aiwy
BEFORE LEAVING TOWN
Tourists should procure Feather-weight
Crush Hats, Sun Umbrellas, HammockB.Gos
samers. Hat Cases, etc , etc, atC. A SMILEY
& CO.'S, 23 Fifth av enue. JcS-34-mvvj'
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL
WEST BROADAVAY AXD CHAMBERS ST.,
XEW YORK.
European Plan.
Thoroughly renovated; in complete order.
Restaurant unsurpassed. Passenger ele
vator. C. F. WILDE A. , Prop.
G. K. LAXSIXG, Manager. Jyll-SC-vv s
" HOTEL KAATERSKILL,
GATSKILL MOUNTAINS, N. Y.,
RATES REDUCED FOR JULY.
For circulars and information nddress
P. O'CONXOR,
Kaatcrskill P. O. Greene Co , X". Y.
m)10 48-vva
LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL - I AAI PREPARED TO DO AVORK
for the legal profession, writing deeds, mort
gages or tramtrlbing legal or other documents;
satisfaction guaranteed: terms moderate. 3IORT1
MER STARLING, room Si, 1UJ Fourth av.
Jc21-17-wsu
E
STATE OF MARGARET R. BLACK, DE
1 ceased. Notice is hereby given that
letters teitnmentary on the estate of Mar
garet R. Black, deceased, have been granted
to tho undersigned, to whom all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those hnving
claims against the same should mako them
known without delay.
AGNES G. AVHITE.
JEANETTE S. FORSYTH, Executors,
Xo. 4223 Fifth Aenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
JyS-l-w
James A. McKean, Attorney.
I7STATE OF S. J. AVAINWHIGHT, DE
11 CEASED. Notice is hereby given that
letters of administration, on the estate of S.
J. Wainwright, late of Pittsburg. Pa , de
ceased, liavo been granted to tho under-'
signed, to whom all peions Indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and thoe having claims or de
mands against tho same will make them
known without delay.
E. Z. AVAINWRIGHT,
S. J. WAIXWRlGHT, JR..
Administrators,
. Jyl5-18-w Ko. 8615 Butler St., City.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS AVILL BE RECEIA'ED FOR
new floor and sidewalks on the Sharp
burg bridge. Plan can be seen at the oil ce
of Spang, Chalfant A Co., Etna. Bids will bo
received until July 17.
jvlU-D GEO. A. CHALFAXT, President.
PROPOSALS AVILL BE RECEIA'ED FOR
whitewashing and also for cleaning the
Twenty-eighth ward public school building.
Bids must be in beforo Juij 20, 1S9L Address
A. K. DUFF, Secretary, 76 Sixteenth St.,
bonthside, city. jyll-51-D
"VTOTICE TO AVALL PAPER DEALERS
A and Kalsominers The Thirty-second
A"ard School Board will receive proposals
up to 12 o'clock, noon, on MOXDAY, July 20,
1S9L for the papering nnd kalsorainlng of
the rooms ot the buildings on Prospect
street. Specifications nnd full information
may bo obtained from the secretary, to
whom all bids must be sent. Tho Board re
serves the right to reject any and all bids.
O. S.HERSHMAX, Secretarv , caro Chronicle
Telegraph, 42 Fifth av.. Pittsburg. jy!5-22
J3ir iorc coal.
To Coal Dealers and Mining Companies :
The United Electric Railway will receiv e
bids at their ofllco on Cedar street, in the
city of Nashville for 273,000 BUSHELS, more
or LES3, OF COAL, to bo delivered at their
Power Station on North Cherry street in
quantities from 6Z0 to 850 bushels per day,
commencing August 1,4891, and contiruiug
for one year.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
bids. Bids to close July 11 l'il.
THE UXITED ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
E. G. COXXETTE.Supt.the United Electric
Ry., Nashville, Tenn. jjt-.!4-w3
"VTC-.ri.CE TO CONTRACTORS ESTI
1 MATES will be receiv ed until .Inly 27,for
the erection of an addition to the Humboldt
sub-district school, cf tho Twenty sixth
ward, Pittsburg. Plana and specifications
can be seen at the ofllce of T. D. Evans,
Architect, or nt the residence of Leonard
Halin, Xo. 104 ?outh Eighteenth stictt, Pitts
burg. S lid estimates to be left no later than
5 o'clock r. r. at Leonard Hahn's resi
dence on Monday, July 27. The board re
serves tho right to 1 eject any oral! bids. By
order of the hoard.
FRED IGLISDORF, President.
CIIAS. B. DIETZ. Secretary.
PrrrSBUEO, Pa., July 14, 1891. Jyl5-t5
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, AVASIIIXG
TOX, D. C. July 9, 1S91 Sealed proposals
willbeieceivednt this Department until 2
o'clock p. m., Thursday, July 23, 1S91, for
manufacturing and placing in position in
complete working order in the U. S. Court
House and Postofllce, Pittsburg, Ta , com
bination electric light and gas fixtures.
Specifications, drawings nnd blank form of
proposals will be furnished manufacturers
nnd dealers upon application to the Depart
ment. The right to reject any or all bids
and to waivo defects is reserved. Partial
bids will not bo considered. Proposals
should be addressed to the Secretary of the
Tre isury and indorsed: "Proposals for Com
bination Electric Light and Gas Fixtures,
Court House and Postofllce, Pittsbnrg, Pa."
(Signed) CHARLES FOSTER, Secretary.
Jyl3-1-MWF
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE FURNITURE, CAR
PETS, range, sen ing machine, etc,
Thuradav, July 16, at 10 o'clock, at the resi
dence. No. 12 Market street, Allegheny.
Take Rebecca street cars to Spruce street.
Chamber suits, parlor suit, M. T. table, ex
tension table, chair rocker. Singer sewing
machine, lounge-, child's bed, spring mat
tress, bedding, dishes and glassware,
kitchen andlanndry furniture. Terms cash.
House open after 8 o'clock morning of sale.
JJ14-71 HENRY AUCTION CO.
BY JAS. AV. DRAPE & CO.
txc1jo3l SaXe
Ofthe old established
BRICK BUSINESS, HORSES,
Etc., of the late firm of
JOHN KNOWLSON & SON,
Situate at Thirty-eiffhth and Liberty streets,
rittsbtirg; on
THURSDAY,JULY16,
At 2 o'clock p. M., on the premises.
There is a largo dry house, three kilns,
brick machine, 40 h. p. engine with good
boiler, steel and wooden pallets for 10,000 and
15 000 brick; lot of steel plates, brick trucks,
wheelbarrows and carts; three two-horje
brick wagons.stable for eight horses,lease of
ground w ith sev en small houses, a flve-year
lease of clay, etc., etc : also five good work
horses, and all implements on the premises.
EASY TEEMS. Immediate possession
Further particulars from
JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.,
Agents nnd Auctioneers, 313 Wood street,
Pittsburg. j 15-32
DR. HARRIS'
CRAMP CURE
-FOIt-
Every Ache and Pain
FOR BALE AT ALL DRUG STORES.
Manufactured by
L.H. HARRIS DRUG CO.,
Nos. 46 and 48 Seventh Avenue,
jeSO-D PITTSBURG, PA.
BLAINE:
ON THE MONONGAHELA.
THE CIT1 OF ITEEEST;
THE CHOSEN SPOT.
No new town or plan ever attracted Avider or livelier at
tention, and none ever deserved better than Blaine, pos
sessing as it does every element necessary to insure a
phenomenal and substantial growth Natural Gas,
Coal, unexcelled shipping facilities by avater and
rail, free manufacturing sites axd beautiful build
ing lots, bounded by an old town avith many firmly
established industries, churches, stores, hotels,
post, telephoxe axd telegraph offices, schools of
a high character, electric lights, stone and board
avalks, and all the conveniences of the city, except
rapid transit, and this will follow the completion of the
new bridge about to be built over the Monongahela from
Blaine, and of the immense Aorks of the American
Vault, Safe and Lock Company, now in process of con
struction. Lots Here at $150 to $500
Will yield a liberal and quick profit to purchasers at the
opening sale, and the Avidespread knowledge of this
fact has created an unprecedented demand for tran
sportation, exceeding every expectation and exhausting
the free facilities, both by rail and river, provided for
the occasion.
CHARLES 'SOMERS & CO.,
129 Fourth Avenue. ,
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
OLIVER TERRACE
LOTS,
HAZELWOOD.
They arc the finest nnd most beautiful
building lots in the Twenty-third ward.
Theyaro situate only 3.S miles from Pitts
burg Postofllce, am' are on tho line of tho
B. &. O. R. R., which Las 46 trains stopping:
daily at Hazelwood station, and front on
Second avenue, where tiie electric cars, with
5-cent fare, pass ev erj fevv minutes.
They are convenient to the churches, and.
only three minutes' walk from tho Peeble'9
Public School.
Enhancement certain, owin'r to the vast
improvements being done in that vicinity.
IRA JL BURCHFIELD,
je3-33-rw3 . 158 Fourth avenue.
A VACANT CORNER,
150 FEET FROXT,
On Line of Electric Road.
One of the most desirable building sites ia
East Liberty. Can be sub-div ided to advan
tage. AV1U be sold very
Cheap and on Favorable Terms.
s. A. DICKIE & CO.,
PEXX AXD SHADY AYEXUES, E. E.
jyl4-4VuWB
FOR LEASE.
T
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Nos. 78 and M Diamond st., in new Dispatch,
Bnildinjr: choice and central location;
lush ceilings, good light, tile floors, good
entrances, elegant vv indovv s for display;
e ery modern convenience.
Apply after 2 p. -u. any day to BUSI
NESS MANAGER DIaPATCH.
je24-U7
BEAUTIFUL LOTS,
Cheap ! Easy Terms !
Level, well drained; near station; location
the best; prices $40D to $1.01)0, according to
size. At SAVISSA'ALE, P. R.K., (X. Plan).
AT. A. IERRON & SOXS, EO Fourth ave.
jyl5-30-w
MURRY & EDSALL,
FIDELITY BUILDING,
Jv3
PITTSBURG.
EDUCATIONAL.
123 and 124 AYcst Franklin St., Baltimore.Md.
EDBEWDBTH BDADIe AND DAISGHDOL
For lonng Ladies will reopen Thursday.
September 24. isth-vear.
MRS. H. P. LEFEDVRE, Principal.
jy5-58-wa
ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL,
MAXLIUS, X. A"
Under tho visitation ofthe AVar Department
Jlilitarv under U. S. Army ofilccr.
Rt. Rev. F Ii. Huntington, s.T D, President.
Apply to Lt. Col. Vf M. A ERBECh, aupt.
m H-129-viWF
CIIRKY UXI VEKSIT Y, SIXTH ST.
Fall Term 0ens September 1.
Thirty vears of success. Unsurpassed fa
cilities. Five department', and three special
schools, each vv ith its own faeultv and ap-irt-ments.
Bu-iness er nege and sehool ol nort
hnnd. Hundreds of graduates placed in
positions yearly.
jy!3-D H.M.ROAVE. President.
PEXXSYLA'AXIA 3IILIT KY ACADEMY,
Chester, Pi.. 30th vcar, opens Sept. lb.
A ailLITAItA: COLLEGE.
Civil Enciiiceriiiff. Chemistry, Architect
ure, Arts. A prepii.torv course of one year.
Circulars of Mr. F G. Paulson, 441 AVood st.,
city. COL.CHAS E. HYATT, President.
J5 S-25-W&
C1HELTEXHA3I MILITARY ACADEMY
Oontz, Montgomery Co, Pa. Unex
celled in beauty and hcilthfulncss of loca
tion and surroundings and m building-,
equipment and .ill oiticr requisites of a iliNt
class school X umber limited to CO. For
lllu-trated tirculni .iddriss J JIIX GALA IX
RICE. A. 31 . Principal. myl3-77-D
HUSLNrs CHANGES.
THEPVRTNEKHIP IvXOWX VS FORD
A AVURTHXER ma'-hinis's and black
smiths, Xo. 97 Mxtc"nUi street, has been this
day dissolved by mutual consent, all bills to
be paid to J. AV. Ford, who will pay all ac-connt-tofoldlirm.
J. AY. FORD,
j j 135 .1 AC U 1A URTHXER.
yyssoLUTiox of partnership
The firm ofthe Union Artists'Portrait Co ,
doingbusiness nt 7 S Liberty street, has been
dissolved by mutinl con-nt, F. P. McCabe
retiring. The business will in the future bo
conducted by Jo- P Cowin at the same
place, by whom all Arm debts will be is
suined, and all firm debts arc now payable.
JOS. P. COAYAX,
jylS-13 F. P. McCABE.
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