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THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5. 1891
A CEILMG OF HOSES.
Pittsburg Florists Arranging for an
Exhibition in November.
GREAT CERXSAXTHEMUJI DISPLAY
Details of the 'Wonderful Show to Be Given
in Central Rink.
HiriUONAIRES OFFER BIG rREMlTUIS
Pittsburg is to be treated to tho greatest
flower show ever held in the country. It is
to bo given In Grand Central Rink, com
mencing November 10, and lusting until tho
15th. The richest and rarest plants known
to tho florist's art will bo on exhibition. Al
though the plants and flowers will all bo
contributed, tho affair is to bo conducted on
a seal) so magnificent that at least $25,000
will bo expended in decorations and in ar- J
ranging lliu VAUIUil, m line muusuuua vi uw-
lars will be offered in premiums
For tins wondrons display of beauty West
ern Pennsylvania will be indebted to tho
Pittsburg and Allegheny Florists and Gnr
denors' Club. At it regular meeting yester
day it was Anally decided to give the exhi
bition. Another meeting will be held next
Tuesday, when all tho arrangements will bo
completed. As tho club includes in Its
membership 150 or tho leading florists and
gardeners of Allegheny county and is
backed by tho mo-t wealthy citizen there
can be no doubt of its success. Although
there will be premiums ranging from $10 up
to the hundreds for line exhibits, still larger
ones will be offered by Pittsburgcrs on spe
cial plants. Henry Phipps wll offer a big
reward for the flnen collection of
cliry-anthcmums. Charles. I. Clark, whoso
admiration for orchids is nearly as great as
his love for haseball and fast horses, will
give a big premium for the lucky florist who
can bring out tho greatest combinations of
form and color in these strange plants.
OT1IKKBIG PEI-JIICMS OFrnitCD.
It is alo understood that Paul Hacke will
Tint up n sum of money for which florists can
compete The same thing v ill be done by IL
C Frick, Mr. Armstrong, the coke manu
fHCturer, and otners who are enthusiastic
Jlouer fanner-. Tho leading clothiers will
also offer a pure.
Ai the club believes chrysanthemums to
be the Bios' fashionable flower at present, a
grcnt deal of space will be given up to them.
The; flowers lmo certainly reached a
pre.ttei perfection than ever did any other
plan! in o Mion a nine, jit some ox mo
recent flower shows chrysanthemums 11
lncho in diameter w ero displayed, and it is
l-lievod that even this record will be sur-pas-ed.
Not all ol tho great show, however, will bo
taken up by the crjsanthemums. Tho
w hole ot Central Kink will be laid off in t o
spacious gardeners, with fountains playing
on all sides. They will be under the super
vision of two of the most famous la ndscapa
guldens in the world, who vie with each
other in the beauty of their various arrange
ments. There will bo forests of waving
uilms and immense banana trees. Every
window and the stage will be banked with
flow ers, ferns and palms.
UXDER A GREAT CAXOPV OF KOSES.
The greatest feature will bo the ceiling
Cecoration which will be made up entirely
of roses with tho various shades blended in
the most beautiful combination of color. It
w ill bo literally a sky of roses. Tho florists
say they can keep the flowers fresh for ten
days and all their perfect beauty can easily
be retained during the fourdavsof the ex
hibit. An idea of the grandeur of the show can
be understood when we realize that the
richest and rarest plants from all the hot
houses of the florists and gardeners in the
two cities besides the best and pret
tiest from the conservatories of Pittsburg
millionaires, will be placed on exhibition.
Then, to complete it all, every flowor and
plant of any importance in the Phipps con
servatories in Allegheny Parks will be trans
planted in Central Kink. Yet even all that
imposing display w ill not form a tenth part
oi tne great nowersnow
Theonlv trouble that the projectors of
this display are enconntcrinir is from the
Exposition Society. The officials of that or-,
ganlration want the flower exhibit to form
n part of that enormous combination this
fall. The florists, however, want more space
than the Exposition Society will give, and
thej also claim it would not give them suf
ficient time to eet their plants in shape. Tho
expense incumbent uion the production is
intended to be made up by charging an ad
mission fee.
work ox Tnn exhibition.
Not much real work will be done on the
exhibition until the end of the month, as
the international meeting of the Society of
American Florists takes p'aee in Toronto,
Canada, August IS, 19, 20 and 2L The
headquarters of the society will be
at the Queen's Hotel. About 100 mem
bers of the club will go iroin Pittsburg,
but by the time the exhibition comes
off. In November, it is expected that there
will be 200 members in the club.
The programme of the exercises is gotten
tip in a neat pamphlet, with a clover com
bination of the coat of nruis of United
States and Canada on the first page. Tho
time will be taken np in discussions of trade
subjects nnd in investigating horticultural
matters. One of the speakers will boH. B.
Beatty, ol Oil City. J. W. Lndwig, of Alle
gheny, is onooi the vice presidents of the
society, and is tho founder of the local club.
A PALACE CAB FOB DOGS.
A Tennsjlvanla Itallruad Official Will Bag
Oce.ms of "Western Game.
A car that attracted unusual attention
ptished the Union station last evening. It
i us what appeared to be an ordinary bag
gage car, ith the exception that it had a
barn door on the side, and was fancifully
painted. Attractive gold letters streaming
across its side, announced that it was a
"horse and buggy car,"' though it was filled
with doss. The canines are the property of
Frank 1 hotnpsou.l- lrst Vice-President of the
Pennsylvania Ilailioad, and he is sending
tlii'iu wcht lor the purpose of searching for
quuil and other game w hen the fall season
opens.
Beneath the car. betw een the trucks, was
swung an Iron girder bridge used in load
ing horses in tho car, and the arrangement
was so ingenious that tnanv railroaders ex
amined it with interest. Pho trustlc-liko
frame was built so lightly that it was nota
difficult matter to make it'lasf to the bottom
or the car, though it was odd enough to at
tract a crow d.
STICKING BT ITS 0FFICEB.
The irnmane Vicirtj Approes of an Agent's
.1.';i!is Contributions Iteceited.
At the regular meeting of the Humane
Society j.'stcrda altcraoon resolutions
-a ere passed upholding the actions of Will
Sam Rrnri-tt, the agent of the society at
Jlraddock, in a crm-ltv ease in whieli hn'wns
t!.o pm-eculor Bennett's actions had been
condemned by a ltraddock newspaper which
fvfcuscil him of bringing charges of cruelty
when there -hould have be'-n none,
Pittsburg's dog pond and the method used
by the city officials in killing dogs w ere X-
cussed and c cry member ol the board ex
pressed himself pleased with the method.
Pccrctari Davidson reported the follow
ing contribut'ons to the society: I.vsie .t
McCance. J5: Max Sch:niberg. $2; Chris Reu
ln, $2; allace A McAfee, $3: illLim Curr ,
$5. Itc nier Bros., 5: II. Kleueri. Co. $5: Jolfn
McClurc, SI; Charles C. Itjor, $5; J. P.
Lnerehcr, $5; 5 I. Ache & Co.. ","i: Logan,
l.regg A Co., 1; Thomas T. Wagner. $2;
cish. si: cash. $2: Stevenson A Fostor. 5: .1.
AV. Tim.sj: W. M. Laird, $5; McCord A. Co.. $5;
liperen Bros. A Co.. $.1; J. I). Scuilfv, $5; J.
G. Hennctt, 5: Rob.nson A Co., $5; Mrs. F J.
Mcl'hcrscin, $5; Fines, $20; or a total of $125.
BUBNED OUT THEXOTOR.
Sonth5ido Passengers Fleo From a Rurnlng
Car on Carson Street.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning as car
No. 4 of the Pittsburg and Birmingham Elec
tric line was about to leave the corner of
Seventh and Carson stieets, where it had
stopped for a pnssonger, it suddenly bceamo
enveloped in diimes and smoke. Great ex
citement was caused, but it soon subsided,
when It as scon that no one was injured.
When tho smoko cleared away it was found
that the dynamo had burned our, and tho
car was sent to the shop for repairs.
The Gcrmanla Building Safe.
Building Inspectors Hoffman and Brown
lis, ve carefully examined the front of the
Gcrmanla bank building which has been
msdotho subjcot of much comment, and
they say that it is absolutely safe. It was
Kifo, they say, when they first examined It,
imt in onlcr to insure additional security
they ordered Iron guy ropes uttached from
tho front to tho rear of the building.
LAUOHLAN 31'INTOSH'S WILL.
A lengthy and Complicated Instrument
Dividing His Property Among His Itela
tlves Sobriety, Morality and Industry
a Condition for Some of the Heirs' In
heritance. The will of tho late Mr. Lauchlan Mcin
tosh, a wealthy resident of Shaler township,
has been filed for probate. Tho instrument
is dated January 13, lSSo, and is lengthy and
complicated. After providing for the pay
ment of his debts and his interment, Mr.
Mcintosh gives to his wife, Margaret, during
her lifetime, nil the buildings, stock, etc, on
tho two acres comprising their homestead.
At hor death it goes to their daughter, Lu
crctia Mott Martin, and her children. In
addition he gives to his wife a ono-third in
terest in his porsonal property, which at her
death also goes to Lucretla Mott Martin.
The bequests to Mrs. Mcintosh are in lieu of
her widow's dow er.
To his daughter, Lucretla Mott Martin, ho
bequeathes five houses and lota in tho First
ward, Allegheny, valued at $(6,0OJ, known as
Colonade row; also enough personal prop
orty to mako her share equal to any one of
the other tbreo heirs, Alexander G. and
James F. Mcintosh and the heirs of Elspa
lions G. Mcintosh.
To the family of his son Alexander G. Mc
intosh Is given JGO-acrc farm in Muscolin
county, Iowa, valued at $6,400, a farm on Lit
tle Pine creek, Allegheny county, valued at
$7,000, a house on Diamond street, Pittsburg,
valued at $6,000, and three houses on Irwin
avenue, Allegheny, valued at $16,500, total
$35,000; also enough personal property to
make the sharo equal to that of tho others.
xur uicuiiLg ut hub piupenv is iu ue col
lected by Mary S. Mclntoth. wlfo
of Alex G. Mcintosh, and used for the
benefit of the family. Tho personal property
of this share is to be held In trust for tho
children bv Lucretla M. Mirtln and
John S. Mcintosh. When the children
have arrived at the age of 21
years, if they have established a
character for sobriety, morality and indus
try, they shall each receive $4,000 in lieu of a
claim to the incomo, and it shall be charged
to them at the final distribution, in which
all the children shall share aliko, at tho
death of Alex G. Mcintosh.
To.his son, James F. Mcintosh, and his
children is given tho house they live in,
valued at $1,000; tho house at No. 133 Federal
street, Allegheny, valued at $6,00: 8 houses
on Webster avenue, valued at JJ2.100, and
stock in store, valued at $12.7P6 42. Total,
$32,056 42. Also enough personal property to
made the share equal to that of the others.
To the holrs of his son, Elspallons G. Mc
intosh, is given the KUngingj mitu property,
valued at j3,125; a house on Diamond street.
First ward, Pittsburg, valued at $10,005, and
houses and court on Anderson street, Alle
gheny, valued at $20,410. Total, $35,535. Also
enough personal property to make the share
equal to the others. This share is to be
held in trust by the executors. Robert, tho
son of Elsnalious G. Mcintosh. Is to receivo
one-half ot the ronts of the houses and courts
on Anderson street. If he establishes a
character for sobriety, morality and In
dustry by pursuing some lawful calling for
five years continuously ho shall receive
810,000 from the personal property, and if he
continues sober and industrious the rents
are to be sU en him as before. If not the
rents shall accumulate in the hands of the
trustees If Kobert dies leaving no children,
the rents shall rovert to tho original estate.
The other half of the tents of the Anderson
street property are to go for the support of
the children ot his grandson, L. J. Mcintosh.
When tho youngest child becomes of age
there is to be an equal distribution made.
Lncrcta M. Martin and John S. Mcintosh
arc appointed executors.
HE DENOUNCED THE LAHCE.
A Coraopolis Church Completely Torn Up
Over a Sermon.
Heel and toe religion got a terrible shak
ing np in the Presbyterian Church in Cora
opolis last Sunday. The event has been the
sensation of the town since. In the absence
of Ilev. fe. r. W. Cochran, the regu
lar pastor, Itev. J. A. Donthett, pas
tor of tho United Presbyterian Church
wns asked to preach, and rollinir up his
sleeves and spitting on his hands He began
by attacking dancing in a way that made a
number of the congregation squirm, as thoy
are notoriously addicted to the nleosure.
and evidently some of them think thevdo
no more harm by it than did David when he
danced a jig beloro the ark. Not only did
the minister denounce dancing, but gibbeted
the owner of the hall in which this diver
sion is practiced.
It is hardly worth while to say that the
congregation are divided in opinion, but
they aro not arguing the caso on its merits
as yet, as the onslaught was so nnexpeoted
that they have not yet recovered from tho
shock, home whoaro otherwise rated ANo.
1 in matters of Christian walk and conversa
tion, but are nevertheless very fond not only
of the stately square dance, but of the schot
tish, polka and even the dreamy waltz, have
tremors traverse their spinal columns when
tLey think of tho preacher's excoriation.
CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE P00B.
Good Showing In the Worthy Iteport of tho
Poor Association.
Atthc regular monthly meeting of the As
sociation for the Improvement of tho Poor
a vote of thanks was tendered to Captain
Harry Gould and his two associates for the
very successful excursion to the poor chil
dren and women on July 23.
The following is the semi-monthly report
of the goods distributed: 5!'3 loaves of bread,
203 pounds of oatmeal, 244 pounds of rice, 2c9
bare of soap, 70 pints of beef tea, 320 pints of
milk, 61 pounds of susrar, 2.-6 grocery orders,
375 bushels of coal, 75 garments, 9 pnlrs of
partly worn shoos, 7 partly worn hats. There
were 10 new applicants, 430 families visited.
203 families aided, including 837 persons: 643
visits wore made to the poor, and 87 visits
made for the poor. Three children were
placed in Sabbath schools, and two persons
were placed in hospitals.
HEARING KESTOBED.
3IR. GEORGE HELMAN, WDO WAS REN
DERED TOTALLY DEAF FROJt
LA GRIPPE.
nighly Elated Over Ms Recovery, Which,
He Says, Is Partially Dne to the Good
Judgment Exercised by Ills
Tamlly Physician.
3Ir. George H el man, a school teacher liv
ing at Manor station, Westmoreland coun
ty, has been one of Pittsburg's daily visi
tor the past three weeks. On approaching
him at the depot he said : "I have reasons
to be a very happy man, which you will un
derstand more liilly with a little explana
tion. The 27th day of last March I was
taken with la grippe, which left me totally
deaf and unfitting me for any kind of busi
ness. After giving my family physician a
fair trial he suggested tliat" 1 had bet
ter come to Pittsburg and try electricity
in some good, reputable institu
tion w-hcre I would have it administered in
a scientific manner. Acting on his advice
and noticing that the Pittsburg papers spoke
very highly of the Electrical and Medical
Institute at 442 Penn avenue, I placed my
self tinder their treatment. You can see
the results. I can hear ordinary conversa
tion now very distinctly,and wilftake charge
of a school again the 1st of September. The.
I Medical Director diagnosed my case as con
gestion and thickening ot the mucmis mem
brane of the middle ear with closure of the
eustachiantubes, due to catarrh and a para
lyzed condition of the auditory nerve irom
subacute meningitis, due to la grippe.
"It is simply astonishing the number of
patients they have treating who are afflicted
with the various chronic ailments nh -..
rheumatism, neuralgia, paralysis, spinal and
bin diseases, nervous prostration, etc., and I
tell you they are all highly delighted with
the results. I understand'thcy do not treat
consumption, claiming they cannot obtain
results to warrant it, which I think is very
honorable in them."
Slmen's Bargains!
Children's tan color spring heel button
shoes at 75 cents, at Simen's, 78 Ohio street,
Allegheny, Pa. -p
B. AD,
25 cents 100 pieces nssortcd 30, 38, 40 and
50-inch dress goods most all 50-cent goods
25 cents to-day. Bocos & Buhl.
Look Here! See What
75 cents will buy. Ladies dongola patent
leather tip Oxford ties at 7o cents, at
Sinien's, 7b" Ohio street, Allegheny, Pa. wf
B, H.
Ladies peasant circular gossamer, rubber
surface, L Eoacs & Buhl. .
FARMERS GET A SHOW.
Unusnally Brilliant Prospects for
HeaTy Crops This Fall.
INSECT PESTS ABE VERT SCARCE.
A Startling Decrease in the Ranks of the
Colorado Beetle.
HISTORY OF ITS RAVAGES IX AMERICA
Notwithstanding tho fact that wet weather
is gi eatly impeding tho operations of tho
farmers, and -some of them aro only getting
two cents a quart clear of freight for their
milk about what it is worth to extract it
from the cow shipped to theclty, they havo
very great reason to bo thankful on one
score, and especially thankful that it is
something for which politicians cannot
claim credit. Not since lf60 has there been
n season In this locality when Insect
ravages were so slight as this year.
Cucnmber bugs, potato bugs, nnd, so fnr,
cabbage bugs ana worms havo made
scarcely nny impress of devastation, and the
salo of bug powder and spraying liquids has
greatly fallen off. It is true that everything ,
is late this year except what was raised
under glass, and the lato frosts were
discouraging, but if they effected
tho destruction of the insect horde they
were worth all they cost. The curcullo
alouo seems to have survived to kill tho
plums, as the ground under many trees in
some sections is covered with immature
plums, all branded with the crescent which
in sotno localities gives the beetle the name
of "tho littlo Turk."
TOMATOES IS" GOOD SHAPE.
Tomato plants look healthy, and their ene
mies probably shared in the common insect
ruin. J.D.Hamilton says that there is a
plant locally known as wild vermifuge,
which grows abundantly in the streets of
Sbousetown, and that the cabbage worm
has so strong an antipathy for it that a sprig
of it placed within tho leaves of each grow
ing cabbage is a sure guard for that head.
It is also made into tea and the fluid
sprinkled on cabbage, but it seems that
plant wijl not be much needed this year. It
is true it is not too late yet for tho worm to
do its work, but as tho vegetable has es
caped other pests this one alone will not bo
hard to fight.
The ladybug has cortalnly saved tho po
tato crop and where it is poor it is the fault
of tho cultivator. Already, home-grown
potatoes aro so plentv that they aro scarce
worth sendiug to market. A description of
the potato beetle and its destroyer the lady
bug is of interest:
The lady bug is a beetle of tho family coo
cinellida;, ordor coleoptcra, so called from
its graceful lorm and delicate coloring.
Its eggs are laid in clusters and the larvaj
are lor the most partcarniverous,feeding on
plant lice and bark lice and small insects of
all sorts. One, however eats the leaves of
plants. The adult beetles aro in tho main
Budacious, but sometimes feed on pollen,
ne kind, known as the rosebug, is not a
favorito with women. Tho soecies are very
numerous and are variously called ladvbng,
lady-clock, lady-cow, lady-fly, etc It seems
that insects, like dogs, generally have their
day, though a few, like the locusts on which
John the Baptist fed, endure Irom age to
age.
THE POTATO BUG'S EVOLUTION.
Fifteen or 20 years ago tho potato bug was
an insect very different in appearance from
the Colorado beetle. It had a long body and
was active, nnd could even fly a short dis
tance. Its ravages were frequently stayed
by driving it out of a patch into dried grass
and then setting tho latter on Are. It had
the same properties as tho canthnrldze and
people were sometimes badly blistered by
incautiously crushing them in their hands.
Some people think tho day of tho Colorado
beetle is over, while othersaro apprehensive
that their fewness thi9 year will make peo
ple careless, so that they will generally al
low the beetle to go to seed and make the
condition "worse. These do not stop to con
sider that if nature has decided to abate the
scourge she can do it moro effectually
through even an insignificant little bug
than man can with his paris green and lon
don purple. .
The Colorado beetle hasn't any wings
vorth speaking of, but he gets there all tho
Bamojnst as eflectivoly as did his predeces
sor. While on the subject, the learned name of
tho Colorado pest and Its history may us
well be given. Naturalists say it u a chrys
omclld beetle, tho notorious uoryphora. do
cemllncnta, which up to 1885 or lfcSG lived in
the Kocky Mountain region, foeding on tho
wild solanum rostratuin, but which as the
cultivated potato reached its habitat, in
creased enormously and began to spread to
the 1 jist, reaching the Atlantic coast at sev
eral points in 1874, and since then has had
things pretty much its own way. It hasgot
ton to Europo several times, but has always
been promptly stamped out. Both larva)
and beetle teed on tho leaves of tho potato,
and the pupa is formed in the earth at tho
foot of the plant. There are three genera
tions annually, and tho perfect beetles
hibernate.
A PISETTT SLOW TRAVELER.
Ilad the nntion known it, it would havo
paid well to prevent the cultivation of tho
potato say on n strip 300 miles wldo east of
the Kocky Mountains, as it isn't likely it
could have made its way in great numbers
without its favorite lood to subsist upon.
As Europe has been ablo to stamp it out it
is evident that it might have been prevented
Irom reaching the Mississippi, as it required,
tinder favorable conditions, 20 vears to
travel from Denver to Boston.
Farmers should encourage the increase of
bugologists nnd insectivorous birds. The
former must have inducements holdout to
them.butthe birds would increase of them
selves if tho roblu and flecker shooters were
suppressea.
Fourth Special Excursion to Atlantic City
"Will leave Pittsburg via the B. & O. B.
B. on Thursday, August 13, via Washing
ton, D. C, Baltimore and Philadelphia, at
the low rate of $10 the round trip; tickets
good for ten days, and good to stop at
Washington City returning to visit "the
national capital.
Ladies' Wrappers at 50c.
The best American print best value ever
offered. Jos. Horns & Co.'s
Penn .toenue Stores.
Too Hot to Bake.
Sensible people don't wear out their pa
tience and break down their health trying
to bake bread this hot weather. Marvin's
bread isjust as good as the best housewife
can make. It's pure, sweet, flaky. Cheaper
than home-made and always just as you
want. Order through yocr'groeer. ww
YOU are cheating yourself if you don't
use "Table Belle" Hour, made by Orrville
Milling Co. F. L Kutledoe,
W Thirty-second and Liberty sts.
Bargains in Bathing Suits.
Knitted jerscv, braid-trimmed, that were
58 50 now $6 50.
Knitted jersey that were 57 50 now ?6.
Must be sold.
Do you want one at the lowest price you
ever saw on such garments?
JOS. HOENE & CO.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
FHchcr Pianos.
88,000 manufactured.
88,000 in use.
88,000 families happy.
88,000 Tischer pianos!
S. Hamilton's 91 and 9J Fifth avenue, is
the only place in the city to get them.
AUCTION SALES.
AT AUCTION.
The entire stock of Centennial Cafe Co.
at Exposition building,
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 5,
at lOo'clock a. m., consisting of chairs, tables,
chluaware, glassware, Roger's silver-plated
ware, table linen, lcltcheu utensils, Barnes
fire-proof safe, olllco desk, etc Sale positive;
terms cash. Goods on exhibition after 8
o'clock morning of sale.
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
nu2-Sl-Jiwsu
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
FOR SALE The lease nnd grocory storo,
meat and milk market of Samuel
l At. need,
situate at No. 34Vickrov st inelnrtinsr tho
hiui;k, uai.urc uuu mniituro or same, to
gether with two horses, two wagons, one top
buggy aud three sets of harness. For sale,
ull together or separntelyais may be wanted.
Private bids mill he received on same until
AUGUST 11. 1S01.
W. H. SKIVINUTON
)N. Assignee,
71 Diamond st.
nuo-ss-wiju
EEC0BDS OF THE F0LICE.
Two-Thirds of the- Arrests Were Made
in
tho First District.
Mayor's Clerk Ostermaler yesterday com
pleted the report of work done by the police
magistrates of the city for the month of
July. This is called the Mayor's report. It
shows n big falling off from tho report of
July, 1S90, and the report for tho six months
ending July 31, this year, also shows a big
financial decreaso from that of tno corre
sponding period of last year. In July, 1890,
the receipts of the office wore $0,444 62; in
July 1891, they were $4,957 83. The receipts
for tho first six months of tho flseal year or
1S90 were $37,933 03; for tho corresponding six
months of this year, $34,134 33.
Tho estimated receipts from this office for
this year are $77,OCO, according to the appro
priation ordinance, but as will be seen,
unless there is a big increase in the coming
six months, the receipts will fall fnr below
what the Finance Commltteo expected.
The only magistrate whoso return shows
an increase for last mouth was Magistrate
Gripp, his receipts being $174 larger than for
Julv, 18". Tho magistrates of the Second
and Third districts ran away below their
last year's reports. The July report shows
that 1,502 persons weroarrest'od by the police
during the month, or whom 981 were gathered
in in Inspector McAleese's district, the
balance being nbout equally divided be
tween tho Second and Third districts.
Magistrato Gripp tried 524 cases and turned
in $1,839 13 In fines, forfeits and fees; Magis
trate McKenna tried 457 cases and turned in
$1,238 SO; Magistrate Losllo turned in $232 30
from t9 cases; Magistrate Hyndman, 202 cases
and$S32 60; Magistrate Succop, 230 cases and
$715.
Drunkenness was tho canso of 449 arrests,
disorderly conduct, 692; suspicious persons,
106; vagrancy, 99: keeping speak-easies, 41;
visiting speak-casies, 97; violating "city or
dinances, 62. The balanco were for miscel
laneous causes.
Caligraph "Writing Machine is the best
or manifolding and for speed. ws
NOTICES.
Meetings,
"VTOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THTl
X stockholders of the Pittsburg Forge & Iron
Co, will be held at the oulce of the company. Tenth
St., ncarTenn av.. on Tuesday, August IS. 19)1,
at 11 A. St., for the election of officers for the en
suing year and for such other business as may
come up. F. E. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
au5-17-D
Ornn of the
Fidelity Title and Trust Company,
123 FOCRTll AVBXITF.
Pittsburg, Pa., June CO. 1691.
ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TnAT IN
.Ll pursuance ot a resolution of the Bojrd of
Directors, this day adopted, a meeting of the stock
holders of this company will be held at the otttcc of
the company. No. 13 "Fourth avenue, Fittsburg.
Pa., on THURSDAY. Sepfmber 3, 1391, at 1
n'elock r. x., to hold an e'ecllon for or against an
Increase of the capital stock of the company from
$.500,000 to $1,000,10. C. B. McVaY.
Secretary.
Jvl-l.'i-1.8.1.ls.22.-au5.12,in.as-8'8 .
Legal Notices.
MARGARET R. BLACK. DE
"Notiee is herphy plven that lpttprs
TESTATE OF
JUi CKASED.
f'siaijiciimrr on ine esiaie oi .uargarei it. uiacK,
deceased, hae been granted to the undersigned,
to whom all persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make Immediate payment, and those
hayingclaimsagilnstthe same should mako them
known without delay.
AGNES O. WHITE.
JEANETTES. FORSYTH. Executors,
Jy8-1-W No. 4221 Fifth avenue, Pittsburg, Ta.
JAMES A. SICKEAN, Attorney.
INSTATE OF S. J. WAINWRIGHT. DECEASED
l Notice is hereby given that letters of admin
istration, on the estate of S.J. "Walnwright, late
of Pittsburg. Pa., deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned, to whom alt persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make Immediate pay
ment, and those having claims or demands against
the same will make them known without delay.
E. Z. WAINWRIGHT,
S. J. WAINWRIGHT, Jr.
Administrators, No. 3615 Butler St., city.
JylS-18-w
I EXECUTOR'S NOTICE-NOTICE IS HEREBT
.1 given that letters testamentary on the estate of
Daniel Bnshnell, late of the Fourteenth ward,
Pittsburg. In the county of Allegheny and State of
Pennsylvania, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned. All persons Indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment, and
those hiving claims or demands against the same
will make them known, without delay, to JOSEPH
BOSHNELL. WILLIAM . WARDEN, Execu
tors, at the office of J. H. BALDWIN, M Diamond
street, Pittsburg. Pa. Jy22-30-w
LAW OFFICE OF WILLIAM NORWOOD,
83 Diamond street.
INSTATE OF KATIE BENSON STURM. DE
li CEASED, late of Pittsburg, PennsUvanla,
Allegheny county. Letters of administration upon
the above named estato haying been grantei to the
undersigned all persons having claims against the
same will present them for payment, duly authen
ticated, and those Indebted thereto are requested
to make Immediate payment. S. A. STURM,
Administrator. Hazelwood avenue, Pittsburg. Pa.
Or to WILLIAM NORWOOD, Attorney afLaw.
3 Diamond street. auV12-w
PROPOSALS.
BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL
AUGUST, 20th inst.. bv tho Board of
Directors of the Sterrett Sclfool Sub-District,
Twenty-second ward, Pittsburg, Pa., for an
isune of $12,000 four nnd one-half percent
(4JC per cent) coupon bonds, in sums of $1,000
each, payable in twelvo (12) yenrs or
earlier at the option of tho board, interest
paj able semi- annually. The board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids. Address
F. B. LAUGIILIN, Secretary, Room 69. 95
Fifth av., Pittsburg, Pa. I au5-19-uw
PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION
of an iron highway bridge over tho eastern
branch of tho Potomac river at Bcnnlngs,
D. C Office of the Commissioners, D. C,
Washington, D. C., August 1, 189L Sealed
proposals will bo received at this office un
til 12 o'clock jr., on SATURDAY, AUGUST
22, 1S91, for the construction of an iron high
way bridge, including approaches, over tho
eastern branch of tho Potomac river at Ben
nings, D. C. Blank forms of proposals nnd
specifications can bo obtiined nt this office
upon application thorefor, together vith all
necessary information, nnd bids upon these
forms only will bo considered. The right is
reserved to reject any and all bids or parts
Ol II1US. u. IT. XJUUVxIjAO, .1. iv . ltOSCt, it.
M. ROBERT, Commissioners, D. C. au3-6
PROPOSALS FOR IRON FENCE, AND
for material for repairs of storehouse
Indianapolis Arsenal. Indianapolis, Ind.,
July CO, 1891. Sealed proposals, in triplicate,
will bo received until 12 o'clock M on MON
DAY, August 31, 1891, for (about) 160,000
pounds of girders,' formed of steel I beams
in pairs, w ith separators, plates, bolts, etc.;
for channel bars; for wrought and cast iron
plates: for cast Iron pilasters, and for mis
cellaneous shapes, plain, cast iron. Also for
the construction and erection of an iron
fence on tho Michigan stroot front of the
Arsenal grounds. Drawings may be seen at
this office, and specifications can be had on
application to MAJOR CLIFTON COMLY,
Ord. Dcpt., U. S. A. Commanding.
au2-76Xl3,4,a,29,30
EDUCATIONAL.
"TT7"EST WALNUT STREET SEMINARY
T I foryoung ladies; 25th year. Is provided
for giving n superior education in collegiato,
electlc, and pieparntorv departments; also
in music and art. MRS. tlENRIETTAKUTZ,
2015 Walnut street, Fhilada. au2 93-mws
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester, Pn 30th vear, opens Sept. 16.
A MILITARY COLLEGE.
Civil Engineering, Chemistry, Architect
ure, Arts. A preparatory course of one year.
Circulars of Mr. r. G. Paulson, 441 Wood St.,
city. COL. CHAS. E. HYATT, President,
jyS-25-ws
BISHOP BOWMAN INSTITUTE A COL
LEGIATE school for young ladles,
corner Penn ay. and Fourth st. Tho next
session begins Sept. 9. A full course of
study. Music and modern languages by
competent professors. For admission ad
dross, REV. R. J. COSTER, A. M., Rector,
jy 16-72-W8
ST. GEORGE'S HALL, ro&?rJ!xED
St. George's, Md., Prof. J. C. Kinear, A. M,
Prtncipal. Collego or business. Noted for
thoroughness, health, comfort, situation nnd
reasonable charges. Jy25-44-ws
122 and 124 West Franklin St., Baltlmore,Md.
nORTH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
ror loung Laaies will reopen Thursday,
cepveiouerz. zaui year.
MRS. II. P. LEFEBVRE, FrinctpaL
jyiWS-wa
ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL,
MAXLIUS, r.
Under the visitation ot tho War Department.
Military under U. S. Army offlcer.
Bt. Rev. F.T). Huntington, 8. T.D., President.
Applv to Lt. CoL WM. VERBECK, Supt.
my 17-120-jiwp
CHELTENHAM MILITARY ACADEMY
Ogontz, Montgomery Co., Pn. Unex
celled in beauty undhenlthfiilncss of loca
tion and surroundings and In buildings,
cqnipment and all other requisites of n ilrst
clais school. Number limited to 00. For
illustrated circular address JOHN CALVIN
RICE, A. M., Principal. mylo-77-D
1 PI IDDV UNIVERS1T1,
uUnni SIXTH ST.
A lhe, successful institution. Thorough
organization. Vigorous management. Every
toucher a master in his specialty. Full col
legiate course. Normal nnd English Train
ing departments. Business college and
School or nbnrMinnfl nrrMwirrt fnr Imtnndintn
servico in business. Opens Sept. L Send for
catalogue H. M. ROWE, Frest. aut-D
ISF" Display advertisement one dollar per
square for one insertion. Classified real estate
advertisements on this page ten cents per line
for each insertion, and none taken for less than
thirty cents. Top lint lemg displayed counts as
two.
thTpittsburg dispatch.
BUSINESS OFFICE.
Cor. Smlthfield and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANT. FOR SALE. TO LET. AUD OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with The Dispatch.
FOR THE SOITTHSIDF, NO. 1412 CARSON
STREET, TELEPHONE NO. 6022.
FOR THE EAST END. J. W. WALLACE. 6121
PENN AVE.
PITTSimRG ADDITIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. 3509 Batler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY. 24th street and Peon avenue.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHER. 59 Federal street.
n. 3. McBRlDE. Market Honse, Allegheny.
F. H. EGGERS A SON, Ohio and Chestnut streets.
THOMAS MCHENRY. Western and Irwin avenues.
G. W. HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Beaver ave.
PERRY M. GLEIM. Bcbecca and Allegheny ave.
WANTED.
Male Ilelu.
AN EXPERIENCED STENOGRAPHER WHO
can operate the Remington typewriter. Re
ply stating experience and salary to STENOG
RAPHER, Box 1000. Pittsburg. auo-47.
BARBER A GOOD BARBER AT ONCE;
wages $8 a week and hoard: single man pre
ferred. A. C. GREGG, Brookvllle, Pa. auo-60
BARBER-APPLY NO. 233 FIFTH AVE.
au.5-64
CARPETS ALESMAN AT 042 AND 644 LIBERTY
AVENUE. au2-7
COACHMAN (WHITE MAN) WHO HAS BEEN
employed In this capacity. Inquire ROOM 11,
Jackson building, corner Sixth and Penn aye.,
city, Wednesday afternoon next, between 2 and 5
o'clock. au4-G0
CUTTERS AND TAILORS WANTED-B5 OUT
of every 100 who attend the Cleveland Cutting
School come through the results of those who have
learned there, which proves better than words can
tell how well pleased cutters are that use the A. D.
RUDE New Method of Cutting. au5-43
DRUG CLERK-ONE THAT nAS TWO OR
three years' experience. Address P. O. BOX
824, Pittsburg, Pa.
au4-2S
DRUG CLERK-REGISTERED AS QUALIFIED
assistant. Address POTASSIUM; P. O. box
824, Pittsburg, Pa. au4-20
MAN-I WANT A GOOD MAN TO TAKE
charge of my business In Pittsburg; $21 to $25
a week can be made by a worker; no canvassing:
must give security. Address R. B., Dispatch o(Pr-.
an51
SALESMEN IN EVERY COUNTT-$75 PER
month and expenses; outfit, samples, etc.,
free: goods sold by sample; steady position to
proper party; no experience necessary: full par
ticulars upon application; send stamp. WORCES
TER. FERRULE.S; MFG. CO., 24 Hcrmon St.,
Worcester. Mass. jyl5-2S-D
SALESMEN TO SELL PETIT LEDGERS. AD
VERTISING cards and specialties, by sample
to merchants; big commission and opportunity to
work np permanent -paying business. W. B.
PERSUING. South Bend, liifl. au4-72
SALESMEN FOUR SMART, ENERGETIC
men. Apply at once to C. H. DODGE, Ex
celsior bnildlng. Sixth ar. and Grant st.
a35-4t
SALESMEN-TO SELL ROOF PAINT AS A
side line on good commission. AddressMETAL
PAINT CO., Meadville, Pa. aul-10
SOLICITORS-TIIREE FIRST CLAS3 FOR
"Heed's Improved Whlsperphone." No tcle
Jhone complete without It. ROBERT K. McCOR
HCK, General agent, 135 Fifth ave. aut-43
SOLICITORS-FOR LIFE INSURANCE: LIB
ERAL commissions; policy taking because
mosi pleasing in price ana plan. J1U1SKY A ED-
SALL, 34 Fidelity building.
my7-49
SOLICITORS-FOUR GOOD, EXPERIENCED
newspaoer solicitors. HERALD PUB. CO.,
McKeesport, Pa. aul-1
YOUNG MAN IN A BANK WHO nAS HAD
experience and is capable of tilling the posi
tion of discount clerk. Address BANK, Dispatch
office. auo-32
VOUNG MAN-WITH Al REFERENCEAND
X $25 cash security, to travel and establish
agents; salary 10O per month. ROOM 14, McCance
block. auo-18
Wanted Agents.
AGENTS-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
handle the new patent chemical Ink erasing
pencil: the greatest selling novelty ever producca;
erases Ink thoroughly In two seconds; no abrasion
of paper; 200 to SIX) per cent profit; one agent's sales
amounted 10 C20 In six days; another 32 In two
hours; we want oue energetic general agent for
each State and Territory. For terms and full particu
lars, address THE MONROE ERASER MFU. CO.,
La Crosse. Wis. my22-73
AGENTS-TO SELL THE PINLESS CLOTHES
line; the only line ever Invented that holds the
clothes wlthont pins; a perfect success; patent re
cently Issued; sold only by agents, to whom the ex
clusive right Is given: on receipt of 50 cents we
will send a sample line by mall; also circulars;
price list and terms to iigents; secure your territory
at once. Address THE PINLESS CLOTHES
LINE CO., 17 Hermon St., Worcester, Mass.
apl2-142-ws
AGENTS-TO TAKE TERRITORY FOR OUR
greatest seller of modern times; "King's
Handbook of the U.S.," 940 pages; 2,630 Illustra
tions; 51 colored maps; sells forf2 SO: we shall be
able to All orders promptly as 0,CO) copies are
ready. P. J. FLEMING CO.. 13.5 Fifth ay.,
Pittsburg. Jy24-TnwThrssu
AGENTS-WE OFFER AGENTS BIG MONEY.
In exclusive territory; our new patent safes
sell at sight In city or country; new agents first in
Held actually getting rich; one agent In one day
SAFE CO.,
iicniru ioo; so can you; catalogue iree. AL,iirj
No. 303-371 Clark st. Cincinnati. O.
JC28-70-5VSU
GOOD AGENTS-FOR A NEW INDUCEMENT:
big profit. 385j FIFTH AV. au5-40
Wanted Female Help.
AN ENERGETIC YOUNG LADY OF FAIR
education and of good reputation can secure a
nice paving position at once with reliable and
honorable parties to travel; beEt of references
furnished and required; all expenses advanced;
address In own handwriUng. Address B. C, Dis
patch office aul-16
PROTESTANT GIRL AS CHAMBERJIAID IN
small family in suburbs; good wages. Apply
Wednesday afternoon at 4838 ELLSWORTH AV,
aut-3j
Wanted Male and Femnlo Help.
LABORERS, TEAMSTERS. FARM HANDS,
waiters, hotel cooks, chambermaids, wait
resses, dishwashers, pantry glrl. CO cooks, 40
chambermaids, 300 house girls, laundress.
iux.x.n.1 -a. a urani street, xel. BO. au3-D
LAUNDRESS-COOKS. NURSES. CHAMBER
MAIDS, dining room girls, 200 house girls, Ger
man and colored; laborers, teamsters, larm hands.
MRS. E. THOMPSON, 60S Grant St. au4-D
TEACHERS (4) M'CANDLESS TWP.; SALARY
fWpermonth; term months; election will
be held at No. 2 schoolhouse. In McCandless twp
Saturday, Aug. 18. '91. at the hour on o'clock 1'.
JI.; applicants may file their applications with the
Secretary, L. A. HEIDELBERG, P. o. address
Pern sville. Allegheny co. : personal attendance at
election required. Teachers may reach election
rliceby Perrysvllle and Wexford stage, which
leaves Allegheny City P. O. dally at 7:50 A. jr.
au.j-5
TEN THOUSAND SCHOOL BOYS AND GIRLS
to get subscribers for The School Review, the
school boys' and girls' own magazine; profusely Il
lustrated, bright ana original: only 75 cents a year,
and you get 25 cents on every new subscriber; this
offer is good for a few weeks only: send for sample
copies and get to work at once. REVIEW PUB
LISHING CO., LIM., 53 and 55 Virgin alley. Pitts
burg. au5-4-wsu
WHITE COOK-FIRST-CLASS, FOR HOTEL;
either male or lemale: also colored porter.
KEYSTONE EJ1P. BUREAU, i Sixth st. au5-40
Wanted Hoarders and Lodgers
r.CCUPANTS-FOR FURNISHED ROOM
ON"
parlor floor, at 92 ARCH ST., Allegheny.
au5-8
rrVABLE BOARDERS-AT 02 ARCH ST., ALLE
X GHENY. au.W
ITHE BEST MEAL IN THE CITY
. 179 FIFTH AV.
FOR 15C.
Jj-31-13
Wanted Farmers.
PARTY WITn SMALL CAPITAL WISHING
to form a partnership or engage in a new In
vention which will make from ffrjO to ,1,000 per day
lor a lifetime. Call and Investigate at room 10,
1103 Penn ay., Pittsburg. J. C. au4-30
Wanted- Situations.
POSITION TO LEARN THE PRODUCE COM
MISSION business by a young man 22 years of
age. Inquire of PEREGRINO, 159 Fourth av. Tel-
epnonc 1S0O.
au5-23-Mvr
POSITION AS DRUG CLERK: REGISTERED
L manager: graduate: Hi ears' experience; speaks
German. Address STR1CHNIO, Dispatch ofllec.
au5-I5
POSITION AS CUTTER-BY A THOROUGHLY
practical man. For reference, address
PRACTICAL, Cumberland, Md. aul-38
SITUATION IN A STORE BY MAN OF
23:
u latrly educated; reference or
dress it. 8. D., Dispatch office.
security. Ad-au5-3)
SITUATION AS BARKEEPER; CAN GIVE
good references. Address W. J., Dispatch
office. au4-27
Financial.
MON EY TO LOAN ON SHORT NOTICE. JOHN
K. EWING & CO., 107 Federal st.
auo-c;-MWF
MONEY TO LOAN-WISE
TORNEYS. 81 Diamond st.
MINOR. AT-
Jya-oo
MOItTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
county property at lowest rates. HENRY A.
WEAVER A CO., 92 Fourth av. mli2-D
PURCHASERS OF PROPERTY TO CALL FOR
list ordcstrablc properties; houses and lots in
all parts of the cities.; call and stat3 what kind or
Eropertv yon desire; will guarantee to suit you. J.
i. MCCRICKART. 110 Fifth av. aul-45-Vf s
WANTED.
Wanted Boarding.
BOARDERS HOTEL BROWN. 185. 187. 189
Federal St.. Allegheny; refurnished; meals
flrst-elass: rates low; stabling for HOhead of horses;
finest accommodations in Allegheny connty.
jy3!-33-wsa
Wanted Iteal Estate.
TYWELLING-NINE ROOM IN PITTSBURG OR
j vicinity. Good neighborhood
BERT. McDonald, Pa.
C. HI-
au4-54
MlsceUnneons.
BICYCLE-TO PURCHASE A GOOD SECOND
hind sarrty bicycle; price muit he lw and
wheel In good condition. Address BICYCLE. Dis
patch cflicc. an5-fl3
ITeNOUF'S CURLING FLUID-DO NOTBE
li without It. as It will keep your bangs or curls
hi from one to three weeks, and does not affect the
hilr in the least: U cents a bottle: by express, 05.
E. B. BENOUF, 24 Sixth et., Pittsburg.
au4-tfr-WTSu
CURVEYOR'S SECOND-HAND TRANSIT
U Address BOX 52. FILs Henry P. O., Pa,
mW
rpnE ORDER OF THE HELPING HAND PAYS
X J1.0C0. $730. Jooa KMinnvc rears: weekly bene
ltt, $23. 3, $15. !7 50. lor particulars address J.
J.KYAN, ftSFeun ay.; organizers wanted.
au5-Q
TRUNKS HAULED TO AND FROM EAST END
for 60c. CAMPBELL & DAVIS, 12 Seventh ay.
Telephone 278. Jyl"-90
USE JONES' BEDBUG PARALYZER-JONES'
Magic Roich Powder; contains no poison;
roaches banished by contract: satisfaction given or
no pay. Prepared by GEO. W.JONES, 2S Federal
6t Allegheny. Pa. sold by all llrst-class druggists.
111V3-131-MWF
FOIt SALE EWPHOVED KEAL ESTATE.
City Itesldenccs.
T70R SALE-LOCUST, N EAR MILTENBEBGER
X St., a fine brick house: 9 rooms; modern fix
tures: lot 24x95 ft., for $3,000. (OT). See W. A.
IIERRON i. SONS.. IvaXH-JrZr.ai.aua.S'
"VALUABLE PENN AV. PHO PERTY LOT 24X:
i 120 feet to an alley, with large brick dwelling
thereon: good point for buulness purposes; have
chance to invest to secure advantage of enhance
ment of value. JA3. W. DRAPE J; CO.. 313 Wood
St., Pittsburg. nL5-33-WFS
East End Beside nces.
ENTIRELY NEW SIX-ROOM FRAME
.5?
A N
il house with finished attic, hath, hot and cold
waier, 6iate mantels, siloing aoors, electric iigins,
good, dry cellar; neighborhood flrst-class and
within tiro minutes ot tlectrlc line; we can sell
this house very cheap and It is worth looking np.
See 3. A. DICKIE & CO., Penn. and Shady avs.,
E. E. 929. aul-H-Tuws'
AT HOMEWOOD. E. E. THREE MINUTES
from station,liousc of live rooms and two lots;
a irreat bargain to a prompt bnvcr. JAS. W.
DRAPE & CO. 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
aul-23-MWS
IF YOU WANT A GOOD HOUSE IN CENTRAL
location of East End with large lot we hare a
bargain at $6,500, house has hath, hot and cold
water and all modern conveniences; lot 50x12) ft.;
street Is sewered: handv to electric, cable or P. R.
R. S.A.DICKIE A CO., Peun and Shady ays.,
E. E. 2032. anl-11-Tuws
$5..
300 FOR A COMPLETE AND MODERN
i house of six rooms and three llnlshed attle
rooms: has bath. Inside closet, hot and cold water,
both gases, sewered, laundry, etc.; fine central
location, wlthlu a couple of minutes of three rapid
transit lines; lot 30x120. S. A. DICKIE 4 CO.. Penn
and Shady avs., E. E. (1651). aul-U-Tuws
.Allegheny Jtesldences.
170R SALE-SANDUSKY, NEAR PARK WAY,
: Allegheny; a very desirable property: cheap.
Lot S0Jjxil5 ft., with brick house. 10 rooms. (4o).
W. A. HEBRON & S0N&. 80 Fourth ave.
JV23-100-TUW
MCINTYRF.ST.-NEAR PEKRTSVILLE AV..
Allegheny, 6-room houses for sale or rent;
houses have hot and cold water, bath and w.
C. laundry with stationary wash tubs; a com
plete house from top to bottom :thr outlook from the
premises Is superb: no Oner view in Allegheny Co. ;
come and see them. Inquire S. MCCAIN, Perrvs
ville av., J. L. ailller. Observatory av. au5-l"
500 MONTEREY ST.. ONE-HALF
j sqnare above parks, two-story brick bouse.
rooms, hall, bath and attic: eas and water.
slate mantels: all newly painted and papered: lot
20V110 to an alley. See JOHN K. EWINO 4 CO.,
107 Federal st. au2-116-W6u
I C PER CENT NET INVESTMENT-THREE
A.O frame houses on a good paved and sewered
street near North av. ; corner lot, 21xl09; price,
53,500. See JOHNS. EWING & CO.. 107 Fed
eral st. au5-03
Suburban Itesldenccs.
AN ELEGANT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE OF
14 rooms, with lot 50x150, with vacant lot
adjoining that can he houcht If wanted; only a few
minutes' walk from Brushton station; on account
of the death of owner's wife this property will be
soldfbronly$5.000touuiok buyer. DKNXISTON,
ELDERKIN & CO., LIM., 6232 Penn av. TeL
5327. an2-90-MWFsn'
HOUSES AND LOTS-ON LINE OF P. A L. E.
It. R. from city to Shotsetown. Inquire of
G. B. HART, of Coraopolis. an.5-2
tIOK SALE-t-LOTS.
City-Lots.
LOTS BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR
from 100 to 300, in the Eighteenth ward: long
Eayments: easy terms. Inquire of CHAS. E.
ORNELICS, attorney, 400 Grant st., rittshnrg:
or go to his office. Mornlngsidoav., on the grounds,
and see his agent, T. Ed. Cornelius. myrj-45-D
East End Lots.
SALE-SC50-LOT 24X1CO
FT. TO AN
J; alley; location nrst-cLtss: on line of cable cars.
f- AV. A. HEREON & SONS, SO Fourth nv.
- auo-:0 5,12,17,21
tjlb aJLljr,
LOTS. LOTS, LOTS IN BANK OF COMMERCE
addition plan, Brushton; secure coloreilplan
and full information from agents. BAXTER,
TIIOM PhON Jt CO., 162 Fourth ave. au2-llo
Hazelwood Lots.
TTAZELWOOD-FINE LEVEL BUILDING
n lota on Second avenne and good side streets,
close to electric and steam cars, churches, schools,
stores etc. : good-sized lot", 24vl3) to 20-foot alleys.
SAMUEL W. BLACK & CO., 99 Fourth avenue.
auI-2-MWs
Subnrban Lots.
SUBURBAN TROPERTY THE LARGEST
lots, the lowest prices and the easiest and best
terms In the county at Sheraden, 15 minutes from
Union station: see Sheraden beiore you buy else
where. ANDREW PATTERSON, Secretary, 127
Fifth av. fe27-72-D'
Fnrnn.
I7ARMS-IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR TRADE
: tor farm send for "biggest" tarm and Ex
change Journal. J. F. ilURST, Real Estate
Agent, Rochester, Pa. 2o acres: house; new barn;
orchard and coal; chicken farm; trade orsell on
easy payments; price, ?2,XX); near Beaver.
au3-l-MWT
I:ARMS-SMALL WESTERN FARMS, FROM
: ten acres np, for sale or exchange; very cheap;
beautiful country. Inquire direct of the owners,
ROOM 2C9. Blaaefl block. Jy24-51
FOR SALE BCStNESS.
lousiness Opportunities.
BUSINESS A CHANCE IN A THOUSAND; A
good paying business and increasing, consist
ing of carpets and furniture, inquire of J. C.
FRENTEK, No. 33 Fifth ay. Jy2C-13-Jtw
-(LOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISHING
v store, doing the leading business in a town
of 15,000 inhabitants, within 30 miles or Pittsburg;
location best In the town: stock will Invoice about
810,000; this is a good chance to buy a (rood paying
business; good reasons for selling. Address T. T.,
Dispatch ofiicc. jy23-92'
ClOMPLETE RESTAURANT OUTFIT FOR
' sale cheap: range, boiler, steam table, tables,
chairs and crockery at a bargain, and store build
ing. 51 6 Wood street, for rent, inquire ROOM 200.
Bissel 1 block. Jy2t-51
DRUGSTORE DOING GOOD BUSINESS:
well located; 233."i Carson St., S. S., clty;rea
son for selling to settle up the estate: terms reason
able. Apply to SILVANUS DAWES, Adm., at
store, orH. L. KING, Atty., 4J7 Grant St., city.
Jyl7-W
IMNE CIGAR 6TORE-CENTRALLY LO
' GATED. on best street In the city; livery stable
In good town: good restaurant; grocery stores.
M00 to (10,000: shoe store In good town; milk route:
Kood office nusiuejs. HOLMES & CO., 4J0 Smith
field street. au5
IMR3T-C1.ASS GROCERY STORE-REASON
. lor seillug: Interferes tt 1th other business. Ad
dress G. C., Dispatch oGlce. au4-32
GREAT BARGAIN-CONFECTIONERY AND
fruit store doing good business; best location In
eitv: owner has other business. Address P. O.
BOX 173, Wheeling, W. Va. au4-42
APER ROUTE AND NEWS AND CIGAR
stand: ?140 monthly profit: only JI.2C0. Ad
dress L. LENNOX. Dispatch office. su5-10
rriHREE-STORY BRICK BUILDING. FURNI-
X TURE and undertaking establishment, in
goo-1 ne.w town. Address UNDERTAKEK, Dis
patch oulce. au4-5o
Business Properties.
BRICK PLANT-CONSISTING OF GRINDIKG
pan, engine, boiler, etc.; engines, boilers,
clay and ore pans, and brick yard supplies.
THOMAS CARLIS'S SOiS, Lacock and Sandusky
streets, Allegheny. Iel7-Mwr
BRICK PLAXT-COXSISTING OF GRINDING
pan, engine, boiler, etc.; engines, boilers, clay
nnd ore pans aud brick yard supplies. THOMAS
CARLIS'S SONS, Lacock and Sandusky sts.,
Allegheny. au5-41-MWF
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Hordes, Vehicles, live Stock.
A NICE TEAM OF HORSES. BOTH IN FIRST
CLAfS condition: t and 8 years old: win sell
at a bargain. Addrt i TEAM, Dispatch ofllec.
aui-14'
BROWN MARE. 5 YEARS OLD. li) HANDS;
cm trot better than 2:00. E. 1". AUoTIN,
carclluguss iiacsc, rum av
, and Market.
au5-13
TVELIVERY WAGONS-DELIVERY WAGONS
X) all stiles; our own make. WM. BECKERT,
i0 to 344 Ohio street. Allegheny.
Telephone. 3420.
JC10-1D-MW5-
MARE-5 YEARS OLD-KENTUCKY DRIV
ING and saddle marc; very stylish; will scare
at nothing. II. II.. I)lpatch office. an5f
"YTCE SADDLE PONY 13 HANDS HIGH,
Xi broken to hanics-, pretty, sound and kind;
cheap If sold at once. H. C. WHIsLER. New
Brighton, Pa. ZZ au2-S5
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Machinery and Metals.
AUTOMATIC HOISTING ENGINES-WORK
perfectly right and left, with single or double
drum: second-band boilers and engines also on
hand; general machine wort promptly executed;
correspondence solicited. COMBINATION EN
GINECO.,LIM.,3140Pennavc.,Pntburg. TelrJS
delO-W-MWS
ENGINES AND BOILERS-SECOND-HAND;
largest stock of all sizes; 16x30. 12x24, 12118. 10
X20, 10x1(1, 10x12, 9x12,8x12,7x12, 8xl2:monnted port
able engine, boilers of all sizes, shafting, pulleys,
Sumps, governor, etc. Telephone, 3401, 23 and
i Park way. Allegheny. Pa. J. S. YOUNG.
apll-D
SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND BOILERS
Two 33 horse-power and two ten horse-power
stationary' engines and boilers. One ten horse
power portable on wheels. Thirty-five, 13, 12, tea
and eight horse-power engines, vertical and hori
zontal, all good and will be sold cheap. HARMES'
MACHINKDEPOT. 99 First ave. Jy29-D
1"HE CELEBRATED ACME AUTOMATIC
. safety engines and non-exploslve boilers, for
gas or oil fuel, from one to flve-horsc power: also,
the latest , Improved ventilating fans: perfect sat
isfaction goarautced; by J. l'RAGER, General
Agent, No. 4 Filth ay., Pittsburg. Pa.
my25-MWF
SUsreuaneons.
PAS FIXTURES-35 TO 50 PER CENT 'OFF,
VA Closing out.
RFJNEC'KE & CO.. 309 Wood St.
auS-12-WFSa"
TO LIST.
City Residences.
TO LET-$13 I GOOD ROOJIS. NEW HOUSE,
Jane. nearTwenty-elghthst.. Sonthslde. W.
A. IIERRON A SON'S, 80 Fourth av Jy31-42-MWrt
East End Residences.
TOLET-333EI.LAST., BLOOMFIELD. NEAR
Penn av. cable line, neat brick honse, seven
rooms, hall, bath, both gases, cemented cellar; only
$23 per mo. W. A. HEREON SONS. 80 Fourth
ar. au5-SS-wst
rpo LET-NEGLEY. NEAR FIFTH AVE.
X (street paved), modern honse of ten rooms;
large yard; rent low. W. A. HEBRON SONS,
80 Fourth ave. au5-3S-wst
AUegheny Residences.
riCE FIYE-ROOM DWELLING-FEDERAL
1 st. extension. Inquire of i. K. McKKE. 70S
Penn av., room 61L fe7-fi4-MWSt
TORTII CANAL STREET. ALLEGHENY.
1 near Chestnut street House, eight rooms,
suitable for two families: also, at $14 a month, a
new nouse. six rooms, on iaiesrreer,?econa waru;
Immediate occupancy. A, LEU GATE i SON. 103
Fourth avenue. au2-Mt
Booms.
LARGE ELEGANTLY FURNISHED FRONT
room, suitable for one or two gentlemen; every
convenience; five minutes' walk from postofnee.
ST SEVENTH AV. an5-S5t
T OOM3-NICELYFTJRNISHED ROOMS; BOTn
II. era coe n:n stfKdtli InaMa w ibinii ttmlu
otcs' wait from courthouse; six minutes ride on
Fifth av cable. 2 D1X WIDDIE ST. Jy31-54t
TJOOM-LARGE R003I. FURNISHED. IN-
Li QUIRE GRIFFITH'S PHARMACY. Third
and Grant.
an4-7t
TO LET-SH PER MO.-A SUIT OF 3 LARGE
rooms; hall lighted and taken care of by
owner: location good. No. 1230 Penn av. AV. A.
HERRON&SONS.80Fonrthay. Jy31-20-MWTt
rpwo NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS:
A- fourth floor. 13 WYLIE AV. auJ-33t
.Business Stand.
AT WTLMERDING. PA.-8TOREROOM IN
fj new bank building; splendid location; room
SItTO, with cemented cellar. Apply EAST PITTS
BURG IMPROVEMENT CO.. at Wllmerding. Pa.,
or 417 WOOD bT.. Pittsburg, Pa. au4-B-TWSt
BUILDING EQUIPPED WITH BOILER AND
engine and steam dry house, suitable for
laundry, pattern shop, or any similar purposes, ou
Hemlock st., Allegheny: 4,003 feet continuous floor
space, with lighton all slnea; complete set of wood
working machines which are for sale: rent of
building. Including boiler and engine, f60O per year.
A. LEGUATE & SON. 108 Fourth ay. au5-48t
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-ALL LADIES WHO ARE AF
FLICTED to call on MRS. DR. McGRANOR,
304 Wylle av. au4-7I
PERSONAL-'THE MODERN EVIL:" THE
most startling hook ever printed, at FRANK
BACON & CO-'S.. 301 Smlthfleld st. jy2S
PERSONAL WE HAVE BOOKS. AND LOTS
of them; largest old bookstore west of the Allc
gheny Mountains. LEVI'S. 900 Liberty st. Jyl9
PERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR-OLD GOLD
and silver; jewolry repaired; new work mads
to order. CHRIS. UAUCII. 541 Smlthfield st.
Jyl7-13
PERSONAL COOKS. CHA5IBERMAIDS.
butlers, fuftn hands and every kind of colored
help from the South. PEREGRINO, 159 Fourth
av. Tel. 18G0. au.5-36
PERSONAL-A FINE CRAYON PORTRAIT
free will be given daring August with every
nozeu oi oar oesi nnisuea caDinei pnoiograpns.
Come
and see them: 13 good cabinets for Si.
STEWARf &. CO..
90 and 92 Federal st.. Alle-'
gneny.
anl-19-WFSu
PERSONAL WHEN I WAS A SMALL BOY
tay mollicr always repaired my breeches and
jacket, but since I got to be a gTeat blgman. DICK
SON, the well-known tailor. 65 Fifth ay. cor.
Wood at., second floor, has been substituted, who
now does all my cleaning, pressing and renovating
In great shape. Tel. 1559. myl5-0-D
PERSONAL-DO YOU EAT7-GREAT REDUC
TION In prices all along the line, especially
In Hour and spices.
Every article must be ilirst-clasj, if not your
money will be refunded.
Scans table peaches (yellow) $ 25
iius iviiiie ciovcr nuney un cumuj ........
20 Ibd California grapes
30-lb pall apple butter.
15 lbs evaporated peaches
35 lbs tvaporateu raspberries..............
20 lbs evaporated blackberries
5 cans California cherries, highest grade .
1 00
1 DO
100
103
I CO
100
1 CO
I0O
1 00
1 00
1 CO
10)
100
u cans uauiornia peacnes, mgncsi grane..
5 cans California apricot-, highest grade.
iiius lea un aiiTarieuesj.,
3 lbs 50c tea (all varieties)
-1 ins Droacn nee
8 lbs best California prunes
15 lbs srood raisins...
10-lb kit mackerel X
7 lbs roasted coffee (fresh ground) 1 00
4 lbs chewing tobacco 1 00
4 lbs AVeyman's tobacco 1 00
8 lbs white clover honey (strained) 1 00
50 bars family soap.. 1 00
Large family scales 1 95
SO bars soap (5 cent size) 1 00
71bs.desslcatedcocoanut 100
6-foot stenladder, complete 98
1 clothes- horse (4 wings, fi feet) S5
1 gallon New Orleans molasses 30
2-lb can best baking powder In United States
for aa
Goods delivered to all parts of two cities. To
parties living out of the cltv will prepay freight on
all orders of $10 and upward.
Send for August price list.
JA8. J. WELDON,
No. 201 Market street, corner Second avenue, Pltts
bnrg. an5-4j
LOST.
LOST-COW OR STOLEN FROM THE PREM
ISES of Mr. WSf. VOIGT, corner Grandvlew
and Merrlnurfc ajnaiThlrty-second ward, a small
dark brown Alderny cow, with shell off one horn.
an5-53
LOST ABOUT DEC. IJ. 1830, ON VINE OR
Washington sts., Pittsburg, certificate for ten
(10) shares of the stock In "The Fulton Tool and
Manufacturing Co.," of Canal Fnlton, O., same
being Issued iu name of Henry 31urphy;sameof
no benefit to any person, as notice of loss has been
f liven and reissue will be made. Reward to finder
f returned to JOHN M. M1TCHEL, Atty.. 441
Grant St.. Pittsburg. an-3
DR. HARRIS-
CRAMP CURE
-FOE-
Every Ache and Pain
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES.
Manufactured by
L. H.HARRIS DRUG CO.,
Nos. 46 and 48 Seventh Avenua,
e30-D
PITTSBURG. PA.
PATBJaTTS.
O. D-LEVIS, Solicitor of Patents,
131 Fifth av., above Smitbfield, next Leader
office. No delay. Established 20 years. sc'J
MANUFACTURERS WANTED
TO LOCATE AT
FALLS GREEK, PA.
Free Sites and liberal inducements will be offered the right parties.
There is an abundance of glass sand, coal, fire clay, natural gas, water, tim
ber, etc., and the best of shipping facilities. Four railroads center there
now, the fifth is now building, and the sixth is being located through the
place and will be built very soon.
For particulars write to or call on
3DA"Vir) O. W
NO. 148 THIRD AVENUE, PITTSBURG, PA.
BU5-9
CHOICE FKOrERTTES.
NORTH OAKLAND SQUARE.
Only 15 minutes from Court Ilonso by
electric or cable cars. Fine view of
SCHENLEY PARK and
CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
Location unsurpassed, enhancement in
values certain.
NEW 7-ROOM BRICK HOUSES
Both gases, electric lighting, laundry,
PORCHES AND FRONT YARD,
Slate mantels, tile hearths and Testt
" bulcs, cemented cellar.
STREET ASPHALTUMED.
Yon can't go wrong in traying thesa
houses on onr terms, which are
SMALL CASH PAYMENT,
Balance easy time.
SAMUEL W. BLACK & CO.,
au5 24 93 FOURTH AVENUE.
OLIVER TERRACE
LOTS,
HAZELWOOD.
Ther are tlie finest and most "beautiful
building lots in the Twenty-third ward.
They aro situate only 3.8 miles from Pitts
burg Postonlce, and are on the line of tha
Il.SO.Il. K., which has 40 trains stopping
daily at Hazelwood station, and front on.
Second avenne, where the electric cars, with.
6-cent fare, pass every few minutes.
They are convenient to the churches, and
only three minutes' walk fiom the Peeble'3
Public School.
Enhancement certain, owing to the vast
improvements being done in that vicinity.
IRA M. BUKCIIFIELD,
Je5-33-3rws 158 Fourth avenue.
BELLEVUE.
Elegant home, convenient to station and
electric line: modern residence of 16 rooms,
large hall in center; bath, vr. c's, stationary
washs lands; water snpnliod from tank in at
tic: first floor finished in hard wood; pantry,
Cedar closets; nat. gas for heat and light;
laundry, cemented cellar, furnace; front and
rear porches: fruit and shade trees; 3 cis
terns, cemented walks; large stable and
carriage house; lot 140x290.
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.,
162 Fourth av.
au2-109-WFSU
FOE Sk-LIE.
.BEAUTIFUL LOTS,
Cheap ! Easy Terms !
Level, well drained; near station; location
the best: prices $100 to $1,000, according to
size. At &WIS5VALE, P. R.R., (N. Plan).
W.
A. IIERROX & SONS, 80 Fourth ave.
Jyl5-30-w
FOR SALE I
The Leasehold, Buildings and Power
Of the Faraday Carbon Factory, Thirty
third st. and A. V. E. It.
Admirably adapted to manufacturing par
poses, etc., will he sold very cheap. Inquire
of or address PETER SHIELDS, 533 Grant
street.
jyso-7?
SUMMER RESORTS.
TOURISTS
CAN OBTAIN INFORMATION
as to rates and accommodations of many
resort, hotels and cottages by applying as
THE DISPATCH BUSINESS OFFICE.
Atlantic City.
SHACKAMAN.ON HOTEL,
14 Arkansas av., Atlantic City, N. J.
First-class accommodations. Terms reason
able. BERNARD CONWAY.-
jc26-I0-3wy
STOCKTON HOTEL.
First-Class In all its Appointments.
Jyia-C3orwT3n STEVEN J. KIRK. Pnor.
THE CHALFONTE
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
On thebcach.with unsurpassed ocean view.
Salt water baths in tho house.
Send for circular.
je30-K-D E. ROBERTS & SONS.
HOTEL IMPERIAL, ATLANTIC CITY.
N. J., JIaryhind av.. directly on tha
beach, facing the ocean. Handsomely deco
rated nnd furnished. Capacity 200. S'trictly
first-class. Prices: By the dav, tl to $3; by
the week, $10 to $13. G. W. KJ.NDEICK.
jy9-D3-D
TUxe nyCaxi.soxL:,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
The largest hotel.
Jell-U
Open all the year.
CTARLES McGLADE.
Cape May.
MARINE VILLA,
Cape May, N.J.
Within SO yards of tho surf. Seventeenth:
season; 50 rooms added, facing the sea: eleva
tor, baths, etc. MRS. F. UALLEXBECK.
jyl-21-D
THE STOCKTOXHOTEL;
CAPE MAY, N. J.
Now open for the fourth consecutive sea
son of present management. Greatly im
proved. Cuisine unsurpassed.
aul F. T. WALTON, Proprietor.
Other Resorts.
BEDFORD SPRINGS,
BEDFORD, PA.
Hotel Opens June 13,
Hotel open until October.
Write for pamphlet on thi3 great Resortj
UUU bilC. 1U1UUU9
BEDFORD SPRINGS MINERAL WATER.
L. B. DOTY, MANAGER.
aui-9S
HOTEL DOMINION,
No. 11 SOUTH ARKANSAS AVENUE,
Four doors below Atlantic avenue, Atlantic
City. N. J.
S. BARTON, Proprietor.
First-class accommodations. Open all tha
year. Terms moderate. Jv25-lS-ws
HOTEL ALLAIRE
SPRING LAKE, N.J.
Directly on beach. First-clasj throughout
Artesian watyr. E. M. RICHARDSON;
mvSl-5D-Mwv
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
WEST BROADWAY AND CHAMBERS ST
NEW YORK.
BROADWAY AND CHAMBE
NEW YORK.
European Plan.
I Thoroughly renovated; in completo order,
Eestanraut unsurpassed. Passenger ele
vator, a F. WILDEY, Prop.
G. K. LANSING, Manager. JyU-36-ws
HITBHILL,
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