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FAITH Df PITTSBURG I
Expressed by a Gentleman Who Is a
Cbampi
pion of tlie Yhaleback.
A POSSIBLE CLYDE OF THE 0M0.
Eoat3 That Could Be Built Eight Here
Cheaply and With Trout.
THE POOR WAGES OP FOREIGN SAILOKS
A gentleman said yesterday: "The articles
published in Tar. Dispatch regarding
whaleback ships, last week, have stirred up
interest in New York as well as in Pitts
burg. If Pittsburg loses the opportunity
of making the Ohio ricr the Clyde of the
Western Continent, it will be the fault of
those of her citizens who have the means to
make it so. I was in New Yoik the other
day, and having some time to spend on Sun
day, went on board a sailing vessel, and
finding an intelligent young Scotchman, a
sailor apprentice, induced him to give me
some points that might be valuable pointers
for manufacturers of thUcity. The vecl was
a large one and complete in herappointments
and carried a large crew . She sails bctvv een
New York ?nd Australia. I discovered
that the vessel had been built at Greenock.
Her carrying capacity is 2,100 tons, and she
cost 30,0lK). 5125,200 in our money.
THE COST OF A W'HALEBACK.
"I have investigated the whaleback busi
ness somewhat, and know that one ot 4,000
tons capacity can be built In Pittsburg lor
$,19,0110. or rather less perhaps, as the freight
on steel plates to Duliith would be saved.
Jut here it struck me that if the United
S Uites expects within anything like a re i
snnalile time to pet back it:- share ot the
carrying trade of the world, it mint come
about bv hav ing these vecls built where
thev can be put out the cheapest.
1 iirotrucd the subject to a man
who has a co-isidernb'e -take in a line of
vc-seNplvingbetvve-en Nen ork and tho
"VVfl Indies ind the Isthmus Ho was
TiUhcr inclineu to di-parcR? the whaleback.
Headniittril that lie knew but little about
it. I found h oppo-ition to be that winch
might be pvpected lrom one who had a large
amount of capital in a lino of steamers
-whose biiiiie-f, would be bndlyhnrt were
the whali oack to be turned out uuiner
craslv "Inn ee, there is almost $100 000 difference
lietween the cost of the Milling vessel 1
spoke ot, built on the Clyde, and a whale
back built at Dulnth, and in following the
ia-A indicated Pittsburg might tqaal, if not
cclip-e the world "
MOD &AVEI) IX A ciiE.
"Then, too, the wh.Uoback costing $50,000
villi carry 4 050 tons, while the Cljde-btult
I. costing three times as much, carries
onl S-ltiO tons, and must carry a much
larger crew. While tho Mentmore bad 20 of a
crew in her voj age to Liverpool, 11 will an
swer. .o you eo taking tho cost of the
Two ve-Bcl, the whaleback Iris the advan
tnie ir sav ing $!,000 a jear in interest, and
liot carrying cai city being double and her
crew ks, jou can see that it is only a mat
ter of n little arithmetic todemoiistratethnt
the whaleback could pax even Aniciican
wages and elriv e the regulation freighter off
the ocean, without taking into computation
the value of sjMng of time, and" her coal
consumption is but 1 J tons a Cay. Why, the
first two timed out earned almost their en
tile cost in a j ear.
MV v need to build cheaper vessels, and of
greater eairvmg capacity, than our Eu
ropiun nvaK Win, I was astonished to
learn the low rates at which seamen are
lured in English portr. The v oung scotch
man with whom 1 talked told me that he
was apprenticed for foul years to learn the
business of a sailor, and for this four years
of service he will get jCOO, $115 30 of our
money, S3t50a ytar, or $3 Oij a month or
rather, he will have gotttu that much in
clothing.
A MTAI TOE TnE SHIPOWNER.
"He said he must furninh his own cloth
ing, and it was made by a tailor kept on
board, and he also got Ills shoes from the
rompain, nnd he and all the apprentices
were in debt for their raiment, and would
be when their time was out. Ho mel it he
weic -me of cinploj nieiit in Pittsburg he
w ould desert the snip, but he seemed to hav e
verycoulused ldt-isof what a landsman's
life might be. having never known any
thingexcept ships, docks, etc 1 learned that
tin wages of an able sp.unan on tins ship
nere XA Us per month, $bj "2 in our monej ,
md lor this p.iltrv sum less t linn is paid a
common luiioier on a taiui Jack works like
a n"vcaiid liraics tlie penis of the deep
"Of course we cannot expect to got Ameri
can sailor- lot hiicli iiumci able seamen
Itut sis I hive above outlined, much of the
handicap can 1 removed bj- building
cheaper es-Us, olgieatu carrj ing capacity,
and the wlia!lnk i- the -nlcst it-tighter
afloat inn' the most buovant The v er--els
cuuld be built here and loaded lightl and
tient to -ct la New Orleans, and w hcther w e
cveraw tlinuair in would make no diffei
ence -o long as the were caining money in
other parts o' the world
nrss faith in piTTsnuno.
"Illrmlj leiiee that it yard- were estab
lished fm their building here1 the sound of
the w orkme.i's hammers w ould ne er cease,
and that commercial depression would
never be -enough felt in the business, for I
hiu conlidcut that within a few years, per
ilous n few month-, the buildingof the old
line fre.ghtei "v ill cease foi-ev cr. Tlio-e al
ii .idv built will be worn out in the most
liioiitahlc mnnner pos-ible, anil Pttt-burg
iissos-e- I.-uiliiie- for building the 3Ie
kragal that 1 bclicvo are unsurpassed by
miv citv in the world, and oar inland situ.i
tion prottttsusliom possible disaster and
interterence in the event of war with other
power-'
S02IEC0UST HOUSE CHANGES
Iteuilcrrd Nccessarj bj the Creation of the
tw Common Pleas llrancb.
Carpenters are bu-j at wot kin the Pro
Uionotarj - olliee i laking alterations and
putting in new de-k-,'e:idercd ncceasarj by
tiie creation ot Common Pleas No. 3 There
wtllbethiee docket lerks- desks, vi ith ad
ditional boo nicks, paper flics, etc.
More nppararu- i- also required for the
Irtisines- of (oiiiuion Picas courts 1 and 2,
which ha- not diminished in the least since
t'lriic rant was established. The work
IV til COst Sfi,0C0.
Married in London.
Nowe has been iceened here of the mar
riage, Jnlv 22, bj specisl license, of John
Noble Ilirlow, of Pro ideiice. It I to Eliza
beth, daughter of the lato Andrew Arm
strong. Johnston, of it e-tuioielaud countv,
this State. The vent recurred at YestiT
Hall, tirostoiior-iju lie, Ixindon. The bride
tsa niece o: Mi Fit? of this clt, and a
usln of tl e l-.te I)i-trict Attorney John
ston. She w ent to Paris ubont a year ago to
study art. Her husband is al-o an artist.
TnE invalid must be fed in order that the
resisting and recuperative powers be sus
tained. But tins docs not mean that ordi
nary food should be gi en. The most nu
tritions and easily digestible food must be
used. Mellin's Food po-scs5cs both these
requirements.
IT IS BLAIXE!
3Ialicon Tips Given Out by Envions Rivals
Help Katlier Than Hinder the New Town.
Blaine, on the Monongalicla, adtanccs too
rapidly to suit eer taste, A. -low-going
"settlement," attracting little notic .would
have escaped the malicious eflorts of
Maine's enemies Hut tlie ur.ex-implcd
rales of lois going on in the nw town,
imiiied after the great Secretary, seem to
June aroused feelings of jealousy that find
expression in false and senseless rumors In
the meantime, confident in her unrivaled
position, reassured bv daily evidence of
public preference, and content with the
progress she is making, Blaine goes steadih
Jorward, never doubting her "destiny, or
that bcr lot barer- will be enriched, while
investors in the land-of malignant competi
tors are wasting their dollars. Parties of
visitors are taken up every day on tlie 12 05
r. St train, Pittsburg and "Lake Erie Uail
ronil, returning bv the train that reaches the
c.tv at 5.-05 p. si.
Keep Cool!
Ladies, by wearing lasting or serge cloth
slippers, 50c, at fcimcn's, 78 Ohio street,
Allegheny, Pa.
ET.IATOOD and return, 25c.
eight h page.
See "ad." on
HUMANE SOCIETY W0EK.
Another Abandoned Child on Hand for
Some One to Adopt.
At a meeting of the Humane Society yes
terday, Secretary Davidson reported that ho
has in his charge a 3-year-old baby boy
w hich he desired to secure a home for. The
child was nbandoncd by its mother in the
streets of Allegheny a lew days ago. .
Contributions as follows were reported:
William Haddock, $2: Henick & Co., $5; Pitts
burg Tiling Company, $5; Thomas Wight
man, $5; Joseph Vfoodwell & Co., $5; nays
Uros., $2; J. 15. Xevin, $5; Gillilnnd & Os
borne, 2; C. Sun stein, $2: Xorth West, $1:
Harry Brown, $5; Charles II. l,loyd,$2;Utilles
Kaird Machinery Company, $2; J. Burford &
Son. $2; T. .Tammion, $3: E. Kelnoman, $5;
James tV. Drapo t Co., $5; J. C Lindsay &
Co . W: VT. 1L Hoggs & Co.. $2; fine imposed
on J. Carroll, $10. fine imposed on F. Boyce,
$1C. H. J. Leach, $3; White, Austen & Co.. $1:
iclinct7, Henziehau7en A Co , $5; J. B. Sher
riff Manufacturing Companv, S.: A. W. Cod
man, $5; Uiber .V Easton, $5; W. H. Barker,
$5; cash, $1, or a total of $119.
THE MOBTUARY REPORT.
Death Rate for the rast Week in the
uir-
ferent Divisions of Pittsburg.
The mortuary report for the week ending
August 8 shows a total of PS deaths or 'an an
nual mortality of 20 63 per LOW) inhabitants.
There were 23 deaths in the Old City, 31 in
the East End, 33 on the Southside and 3 at
the institutions. There were 0 deaths from
whooping cough; diphtheria, 4: typhoid
fever, 0; general diseases, 12; nervous
troubles, 12; heart diseases, 3; troubles of
rc-piratory system, 11; digestive diseases, 23;
v lolent causes, G, and 1 death from unknown
causes.
There were 37 deaths of Infants under 1
jenrofage, lOofpersons between the ages
of 1 year an d 30 years. 20 of persons botwoen
the ages of 30 j ears and 80 years and 1 over 90
j ears of age. Seventeen of those who died
w ero married, 75 were single and 6 were
widows.
TWO STREET CARS COLLIDE.
An Ineffective Brake Canses an- Accident
That Might Have Been Worse.
AFiftha'enuo cable car collided with a
Duquesne motor ear at the corner of Fifth
avenue and Grant street at 7 o'olook yester
day morning, wrecking tho latter and de
lav ing traffic for half an hour.
Tho Duquesne car had nrrived at the
crossing first and was signaled to go ahead
by the flagman, Charles Wangalen. When
the car w as about half wa v over the crossing
it was struck by car Xo. S3 of the Kifth ave
nue line, the grlpman of which narrowly es
caped serious injury. An investigation
proved that the brake of tho Fifth avenue
car had gotten out of order on the way down
from Oakland, and that it was impossible to
stop it in time to prevent the accident.
FINDINGS OF THE CORONER,
A Number of Mysterious Deaths Under
Consideration Yesterday.
In the case of John L. Rhine, killed by the
cars at Stewart station, the verdict was ar
rived at yesterday that death was due to his
own neglect. Alcoholism was ascribed as
the cause of the death of Patrick O'Donnell,
who died at tho Homeopathic Hospital Mon
day night. Tho remains found floating in
the Monongahela riv er on Tuesday had not
been identified and that case was continued.
The hu-band of Mrs. Wilson, the lady w ho
died from the effects of heat at the Market
house, had not arrived from Vicksburg, and
that case was also continued to await posi
tive identification.
A SPLENDID BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
Presents Itself to Contractors, Honsebnild-
ers and Real Estate Investors
AT M'KTTESPORT, PA.
All the works in this lively young city
are in full operation and business men are
preparing Inr booming fall season. But one
complaint is heard and that is scarcity of
houses.
The Boston Iron and Steel Company, a
new feeder to the immense National Tube
Works, has completed its new extensive
works and has employed 200 iron workers,
and will employ as many more in the near
future
The new Monongahela Blast Furnaces are
now in full operation, employing nb.out 300
newly arrived workers.
The United States Iron and Tin Plate
Manufacturing Co. are doubling their ca
picity, and the W. Dewees Wood Company
has made and is yet making very large ex
tensions. About 1,000 newcomers, with
their families, must be furnished with home
and shelter. The Highland Land Companv,
limited, owns a large plan of lots within
lour or five minutes' walk from these im
mense establishments, on a healthful ele
vation, easilv accessible bv paved street,
and supplicit with water nnd light from the
city of McKeesport. On this hill is a large
grove of magnificent forest trees (Highland
Grove), partly used as a public park, and
the view from the hill into the vallev is one
of the if not the finest along the beautiful
Monongahela vallev. Highland Grove al
ready has a population of from 1,000 to
2,000 people, who are employed in the older
establishments. The Highland Land Com
pany, limited, is composed of liberal-minded
men They were the cause of securing for
McKeesport the Boston Iron and Steel
Works, by making the company a donation of
5.10,000 worth of real estate, and they have
spent large sums for improving streets and
opening squares for public use. The High
land Land Company, limited, is now ready
to make liberal arrangements with people
who will come and build houses for them
selves or for the employes in the works, or
with business men who will come and build
business houses lor the accommodation of
the people.
For plans, prices and terms call on or
write to W. C. Soles & Bro., Boom 1, first
floor, Bank of McKeesport building, Mc
Keesport, Pa. wsu
The Last of the Season.
The last opportunity to visit the seashore
at the greatly reduced rates offered by the
Pennsylvania Railroad, will be Thursdav,
August 20. Tickets good for 10 days from
date of sale and the opnortunitv of visiting
Cape May, Atlantic City, Sea Isle Citv or
Ocean City at the rate of S10 for round trip.
A special train will leave Union station at
8-50 on the above date. Tickets will also
be good on trains leaving at 4:30 nnd 8:10 p.
31. same date. Seats in the parlor cars on
day trains and berths in sleeping cars on
night trains, and tickets can now be pro
cured. By that time will be the most
pleasant to visit either one of the seashore
points. A number of persons have visited
the seashore this year, and express them
selves very freely to the improved accommo
dation at all those favorite resorts. By
taking advantage of the next excursion
would giv e you 10 days' vacation and return
j ou before tlie commencement of the date
school opens, which is the first week in Sep
tember. A BIG LOT
OT Second-Hand Pianos and Organs at Low
Prices Melior & Hoene.
Knabe, Chickering, Emerson, Haines
Bros., Yose, Dunham, Lynch & Gomien,
Shoemaker, Mellor & Hoene and a large
number of other well-known makes. Any
ofthese will be sold at a great reduction in
price and on ea-y terms.
We will also close out a choice lot of second-hand
oigans, good as new, at astonish
ingly low figure-; almost any make you
want.Palace.Stcrling.Estcy, Maon & Ham
lin, Wilcox & White, United States, Chi
cago Cottage and nianv others.
These arc genuine birgains.
We have a beautiful selection of Hard
man, Krakauer and Yose pianos, which in
struments have become prime favorites in
this locality. Elegant in cases, beautiful
in tone nnd durable in construction; pianos
ivhich give the highest satisfaction and sold
at reasonable prices and terms. Don't
forget the address.
Mellor & Hoene,
77 Fifth avenue.
SI 00 Until September 1, '91. 83 00.
12 cabinets for Si 00 and a life-size cravon
for $3 50 at Aufrecht & Co.'s Elite Gallery.
015 Market street, Pittsburg. siws
Ellwood and return, 25c
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To-ka-lon removes flcshworms, pimples
and freckles. Sold by druggists at 50 centv
TEE
WILL TAKE HIS TIME.
Chief Brown Is Not Inn Hurry to Appoint a
Head for the Tire Department He
Talks Entertainingly About His Trip to
tho Dakotas.
The appointment of a fire chief will not
be made for several days, and Chief Brown,
whose duty it is to make the selection, said
yesterday that he did not know positively
who the man would be, though several news
papers seemed to be fully informed on the
subject.
"I have four men under consideration,"
said Mr. Brown to a Dispatch reporter last
evening, "and have not jet definitely set
tled which one it will be. There aro several
men whom I desire to consult before the ap
pointment is made. I want to have a talk
with Mr. Evans who is still nominally Chief:
ne is attending tho annual convention of
chief engineers at Springfield, Mass., but I
expect him home to-morrow or Thuisday.
I also want to have a talk with Mr. McCand
less and several mombers of the Under
w riters' Board befoie the man is nnmed."
Mr. Brow n nnd Mayor Gourley held a con
ference of considerable length yesterday,
but both said that the subiectof the appoint
ment of a chief w as not under considera
tion. Chief Brovvu comes homo from tno
Dakotas wearing a healthy sun-tanned
countenance, and talks quite interestingly
concerning his recent trip. The crops in the
far Northwest, ho says, have not been over
estimated, and the travclor becomes weary
of the monotony of grain fields. Por hun
dreds of miles the country through which ho
Jiassed, he saj s, presents almost an unbroken
larvest field, the wlieut that is unthrashed
still standing In shock. Ho met many Chi
cago wheat spccnlatots, who aro thick on
the giound in the Dakota, Iowa and Ne
braska w heat country. They are buying up
the crops as they stand in the field, and, as
is usual in that country, advance to the
fanners 50 per cent or more on the purchase
price. The ruling prices there for wheat in
the field is C5 cents a bushel, or 20 cents loss
than it is worth in Chicago.
RESTRAINING MR. KINNEY.
The Canadian Courts Forbid the Negotia
tion of the Wood Note.
n. H. Kinnej-, the sharp who, it Is claimed,
swindled Captain John A. Wood out of a
note for $G,99t 23, is not having a rosy time
since his arrest in Canada. The DisrATcn
received the following special from its rep
resentative in Toronto last night:
"To day Judge Street issued a peremptory
order restraining Hubert II. Kinney, his
solicitors, agents and all other persons in
Canada from negotiating a note lor $13,991 25,
said to hav e been obtained by fraud and
forgery from John A. Wood, of Pittsburg. A
new coloring lias been giv en to the promis
sory note transaction, and Kinney will have
to stand his trial for this as well as the
charge of embezzlement."
rrrrsBUKG and lake lkie k. b.
Special Xccnrsion for Tuesday, Angnst 18.
Niagara Falls and return 5 7 00
Toronto and return 8 00
Alexandria Bay (Thousand Islands)
and return ,. 12 00
Gravenhurst (Muskoka Lake) and re
turn 10 75
Trains leave at 8 A. 3L and 9:45 r. M.;
tickets good 15 days. wsu
NATIONAL GUARD OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Encampment of Second Brigade at Camp
Kensington.
ALLEGHENY VALLEY KAILKOAD,
August 10 to 15.
Trains leave Union station at 6:55 A. M.,
820 A. 31., 9.05 A. SL, 10:15a. M., 12.05 P. 3L,
1:30 P. 3L, 2:25 p. 3f., 3:55 P. 31., 4:55 p. BL,
5:30 p. 3L and 6:15 p. 3L Fare for the
round trip 50 cents.
FKEE TICKETS
Up the Monongahela to the New Town of
Blaine.
For free railroad tickets to and from Blaine
maps, price lists, printed matter and full
particulars about the wonderful new town,
call at our office. Excursion trains leave
the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad sta
tion ercry day at 12.-05 p. 31., city time;
also at 5 p. "it, Saturday evenings. Our'
representatives accompany all visitors or
meet them on the grounds."
Chaeles Somers & Co.,
129 Fourth avenue.
Atlantic City Excursion
To-morrow, Thursday, August 13, via the
Baltimore and Ohio Kailroad. Rate, ?10
the round trip; tickets good for ten days.
Trains leave at 8:15 A. 3L and 9.20 P. 31.
Secure your parlor and sleeping car accom
modations at once.
Yon Are Cheated
If you allow yourself to be talked into tak
ing' anything' but "Table Belle" and "Our
Best" "flour under Orrville Milling Co.
brand. F. L Kutledge,
W Thirty-second and Liberty sts.
Ellwood and return, 25c.
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Simen's Bargains!
Ladies' patent leather tip Oxford ties at
75c, at Simen's, 78 Ohio street, Alleghenv,
Pa.
ELLWOOD and return, 25c.
eighth page.
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NOTICES.
Meetings.
-VTOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OP THE
1 stockholders of the Pittsburg Forge A Irun
Co will be licltl at the ofllce of the companv, Tenth
St., nearTcnn av.. on Tuesd-vv. Aiigun IS. lsn,
at 11 A. M., for the election ordlrrctoreforfhe en
suing 5 nr and for such other buslucss as may
be brought before them.
F. E. 1EICHARDSOX Secretarv.
Pitts buro, Aug. -j, 1S01. ao5-i7-D
Office of Tnr
Fidelity Tttlf d TnrsT Compact.
izi FOCKTH AVE UF,
PlTTsBUno, Pa.. June 30. 189k
-VTmCE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
1 pursiiince ot a resolution of the Eoinl of
Directors this day adopted 1 meeting of the stock
holders of this companv will be held at tle office of
Uiecoinpinv. "So. 13 Fourth avenue. Pituburg.
Pa., on THURSDAY. September 3, 1(91. at 1
o'clock r. v.. to hold an e ection for or afralnst an
Increase of the capital stock of the company from
.j00,000to$l,C!00,tC0. C. B. McVaY.
bcretary.
lyl-15-I,8,15,22,29-auslI.19,26-8 3
Business Changes.
"VOTICE IS HERrBY GIVEN THAT Jlr
li CAULEY & MORE. contractors, Pittsburg.
Pa., have decided to dissolve partnership and
entrr into no future contracts in the name of 31c
Caulev A Morse.
PirrsnrnG, Pa., August 8. 1391. a 09-63
Legal Notices.
LFGAL I AM PREPARED TO DO WORK
for the legal profession, writing deeds, mort
giges or transcribing legal or other doenmento;
satlstartton guaranteed; terms moderate. MORTI
MER STARLIhG, room 34, 103 Fourth av.
je21-17-w sn
1?bTATE OP 31ARGARET R. "BLACK. DE
!i CEASED. otlce is hertbv given that letters
testamentarv on the estate of "Margaret R. Black:,
deceased, have been granted to the undersigned,
to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are re
quested to make Immediate pavment, and those
havlngclalms against the same should malte them
known without delay.
AGNES G. WHITE.
JEaXETlES. FORSYTH. Executors,
JyS-l-w No. 429 Fifth avenue. Pittsburg, Pa.
JAMES A. McKEAN, Attornsv.
-TESTATE OPS. J. WAIM KICIIT. DLOEASrD
J.j Notice is hcrebv givtn tint letters of admin
istration, on the estate ors. J. Walnw right, late
of Pittsburg. Pa., deceased, have been granted to
the undersigned, to whom all persons Indebted to
said estate are requested to make Immediate pay
ment, and those lnv lug claims or cemamli, against
lucsamc 111 mane uiuai Known witlinul oeiay.
E. Z,WAIXVVRICiHT,
.... S. .1. WAIXWR1GIIT. Jn.
Administrators.
o. 3015 Butler St., city.
Jyl5-18-W .
"n-XECUTOR'S NOTICE-NOTICE IS HEREBY
JCj given that letters tstamentarj on the estate of
Daniel UusiineU, late of the Fourteenth ward.
Pittsburg. In the county of Allegheny aud State of
Pennsylvania, deceased, have been granted to the
undersigned. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment, and
those hav lng claims or demands against the same
will make them known, without delay. tnJOSLPH
HU"HNELL. WILLIAM G. WARDEN. Execu
tor", at the office of J, H. BALDWIN, 94 Diamond
street, Pittsburg. Pa. JylMO-w
LAW OFFil'E OF WILLIAM .N ORW'OOD,
tC Diamond street.
ESTATE OF KATIE BENSON STURM. DE
CEASED, late of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
Alleghenv county. Letters of administration upon
the above named estate haying been granlel to the
undersigned all pcrsous having claims agaln't the
same will present them for pajment, duly autlien-
tlaUtA i4 1ia.w l,Ut.t.lL J
tic a ted, and thosr
to make linmedlat
to make Immediate pATment. S. A. STURM.
ui.i'u.-u, k-v uiww uiucuwu uiereio urn r"nue6ieu
Administrator. H&zelwnod avmne, PltU'iurff, Pa.
ominiftiraior. iiR.ze.wooa avrnne. Pitiriunr. Pa.
Or to WILLIAM NORWOOD. Aftirnpr rV.ftW.
S3 Diamond 8tret. au5-I2-W,
P1TTSBUEQ - DISPATCH.
Display admixsementt one dollar per
tquare for one bisertwn. Classjled real estate
advertisemenU on thii page ten cent per line
for each imertion, and none, taken for lest than
thirty ccntt. Top hm being displayed tcoimti at
tux.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
BUSINESS OFFICE.
Cor. SinlthCcld nnd Diamond Streets,
ALW ATS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANT. FOR SALE, TO LET, AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED DP TO 9 P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisement! should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with TnE Disr-ATCH.
FOR THE SOUTHSIDE. NO. 1412 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. 6022.
FOR THE EAST END. J. W. WALLACE, 61H
PENN AVE.
PlTTSBnRG-ADDITIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. 3509 Butler street,
EMIL G. STUCKET. 24th street and Penn avenue.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHER, 59 Federal street.
H. J. McBRIDE. Market House, Allegheny.
F. H. EGGERS SON. Ohio and Chestnnt streets.
THOMAS MclIENRY, Western and Irwin avenues.
G. W. HDGnES, Pennsylvania and Beaver are.
PERRY M. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny aye.
"WANTED.
Slain Hole.
FIRST-CLASS PATTERN-MAKER,
. 512, Lewis block, city.
, ROOM
aul2-oo
A GOOD MAN TO SOLICIT ADVERTISE
MENTS: one that can furnish best of refer
ence; no others need apjl) . J. L. VINE, 93 Fourth
ave. anl2-16
BRBER-GOOD BARBER. INQUIRE AT J.
C. H. WUNDERLICH'b, Wyllc av. and Erin
St., citv. au!2-21
B
ARBFR 52 NORTH DIAMOND, ALLE
GHENY. auiz-67
T)ARBER-AT 283 OHIO ST.
ALLEGHENV.
nu!2-C9
BOY-A 17-YEAR-OLD BOY FOR GROCERY:
German preferred. Inqulrt) 252 PARK AV.,
E. E. aul2-14
COACHMAN-GOOD WAGES PAID .TO A
first-class man. X. 5, Dispatch office.
aul2-C3
DRUG CLFRK RFGISTERED. APPLV TO
J. P. URliEN, 101 Franklin St.. Allegheny.
Pa. aul2-00
E
XAMELER-A MAN WHO THOROUGHLY
understands enamellnir on cast Iron: one who
knows the process and the various Ingredients
usea in making enamel such as is usea upon cook
Ing utensils: steadv work. Apply to or address
WM. B. McCORD, East Liverpool, O. aul2-39
EXPERIENCED LADY STENOGRAPHER:
must De accurate and rapid : state experience
and salary expected to ELLWOOD, Dispatch office.
HU12-57
I70UR HAND TOBIE MAKERS AT 147 FED
? ERALS1'., Alleghenj. an!2-10
MAN" Willi PUSH WANTED IN EACH CITr
and town of Pennsylvania and surronndlnsr
I. btates to introduce a new article among house
r Keepers andmerchnnts; pays.t TOperd ly. Address
wnnsiamp, .n. il,i,ia313u & vu.,-n-.
Fourth St., Philadelphia, Pa. aul2-6
MAN" WHO UNDERSTANDS CLOCK REPAIR
ING In all its branches nnd can do light me
chanical work. Address .NEWMAN CLOCK AND
MFG. CO., 1110 Water st , Wheeling, W. Va.
aul2-C0
MAN TO WORK IN FURNITURE STORE: HAS
some experience In that kind of work: single
preferred; n ference. Address I DWARD CRO
NlN, Homestead, Pa. aul2-13-WThs
MEN AT ONCE HONEST. ENERGETIC
men to travel and solicit orders for nursery
stock: permanent employment and good pay;refer
ence required: state age and previous occupation.
Address R. G. CHASE i, CO . 14J0 South Penn
Square, Philadelphia, Pa. aulO-3-MW fsu
MEN-TO LEARN GOLD, SILVER AND
nlekle plating; for particulars Inquire at
ELECTRO-PLATING WORKS on boat, near
Sharpsburg bridge, Sharpsburg, Pa. R. G.
Shlley, proprietor. au9-C
IDDLE AGED MARRIED MAN WHO CAN
do plain gardening, fann work and handle
horses; state wages per month; with dwelling
house fret; German preferred. Address
"BEATTY," Dispatch office. anl2-8-WF3
RGAXIZERS-THE ORDER OF SOLON PATS
91,000 In seven v ears and ?2S per week skk bene
fits; three years old; 8.0U0 members; reserved fund
with accrued interest 2G7.uOO: live men wanted:
splendid chance. Apply 39 FIFTH AV.. third
floor. aull-61
RGANIZERS-THE ORDER OF THE HELP
INGHandpavs 11.000. S7S0. fVX), $250 in five
years; weekly benefit, 5. S20, $15. 7 50. For par
ticulars address J. J. RYAN, 923 Penn av. au9-76
PATTFRNMAKERS-TWO GOOD PATTERN
MAKERS. Apply at once to J. P. "B ITH
EROW, New Castle. Pa. aul-J-73
PRINCIPAL FOR UNION ACADEMY. BUR
GETTSTOWN. Pa. Call -on or address.' REV.
D. AV. CARSON. D. I).. President Board of Trus
tees, or J. C. NESBIT, M. D.. Secretary.
aul2-3I-WB
CALESMEN IN EVERT COUNTY-J75 i'ER
k? month and expenses; outfit, samples, etc.,
free; goods sold by sample; steady position to
proper party; no experience mcetsarv: full par
ticulars upon application; send stamp. WORCES
TER. FERRULE & MFG. CO., 24 Hermon St.,
Worcester. Mass. Jylo-28-D
SALESMEN" TO SELL PETIT LEDGERS, AD
VERTISING cards and specialties, by sample
to merchants; big commission and opportnnltj to
work up permanent paving business. W. B.
PERSHING, South Bend, Ind. au4-72
SALESMAN" AT ONCE A GOOD SHOE S VLES
MAN for retail store; state about experience,
salary and reference: uone but capable need apply;
state age. Address M. K., box 736, Connellvllle,
Pa. aull-to
SALESMAN-(AS A SIDE LINE) TO bELL
O'Keefc's O. K. Shoe Blacking: the finest In
the world. DR. O'KEEFE i CO., 703 Smitlitlcld
St., Pittsburg, Pa. au8-53
QALESMANGOOD SALESMAN FOR RETAIL
O clothing store: state age, cxp-rlcnic, saUrv ;
reference. Address M. K., box J. Connellsvllle,
Pa. aull-95
COLICITORS-FOR LIFE INSURANCE: LirH
O ERAL commissions; policy taking because
most pleasing In price and plan. MUKllY & FD
SALL, 31 Fidelity building. mv27-49
STUDFNTs AT ONCE STUDENTS TO RE
CEIVE individual shorthand Instructions: hist
systims; leading typewriters: competent teachers:
day and evening sessions; by the month, 1 50; fall
term begins sept. 1. School rooms furnished new
throughout: lighted bv electricltv; optn until S.'O
r. M. be nil for circulars to PRIVATE &HORT
HAsDINbTirUTE,415SmithfiUd St.. Pittsburg,
Pa. aul2-23-WSSn
rfUILOR WANTED-ARE YOU A TAILOR?
X If so, do vou expect to work on the board all
your life? Whv not learn cutting at CLEVELAND
CUTTING bCHOOL, Cleveland, Ohio? aul2-20
rivRAVELING SALESMAN IN THE BOOT AND
X shoe line; one that understands the business
and U acquainted with the trade of East Ohio and
" est Penna. Address P. O. BOX 642. Wheeling.
W. Va. au9-15
WO G60D MEN TO TAKE ORDERS-CALL
between 9 and 10 o'clock at 19 Fi deral st , sec
ond floor Allegheny. G. AV. WOODs. auli-4-5
A
HUTER-BY NEWSPAPER, FOR GENERAL
work. Auaret.s-jjU&, uispatcii oince.
aul2-M
--OUNGMAN AVHO CAN FURNISH At REF
X ERENCE and yy, cash security totraviland
establish agents; good sal irv; steady employment.
ROOM 14, McCance block. aul2-7
70UNG MN AVHO HAS SOAIE KNOWI -X
EDGE of bookkeeping to take charge of a gen
eral store; security required. Addns FURNIT
URE, Dispatch office. aul2-72
On CURB CUTTERS-UNION MEN I'RE
4U FJ.RKED. BARBER ASPHALT PAVING
COMPANY, Youngstown, O. aull-110
Wanted Agents.
AGENTS-ON SALARY OK COMMISSION TO
handle the new patent ehemlcal Ink erasing
pencil; the greatest selling novelty ever produced;
erases Ink thoroughly In two seconds; no abrasion
of paper; 200 to 5UU per cent profit; one agent's sales
amounted to fG20 In six days; another $32 In two
hours: we want one energetic general agent for
e.ich State and Territory. For terms and full partlcu
1 irs, address THE MON ROE ERASER MFG. CO.,
La Crosse. AVls. mv22-75
AGENTS TO SELL THE PINLESS CLOTHES
line; tho only line ev cr invented that holds the
clothes without 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
wlll6end a 6ample line bv mall; also circulars:
price list and terms to agents; secure your tcrritorv
at once. Address THE VINLLSs CLOTHES
LIN ECO., 17 Hermon St., AAorcesier, Moss.
apl2-142-ws
AGLN'TS-TO TAKE TERRITORY FOR OUR
greatest seller of modern times: "King's
Handbook of the U. S.," H0 pige:2,C.O lllu-tra-t!oi,s;
51, olored maps; sells for 2 50: we shall be
able to fill orders proinptlv as 0.1O;) opies are
readv. P.J. FLEMING & CO, K. Filth av.,
Pittsburg. Jv24-TltVYThFSSU
A'
GENTS AVE OFrER AGENTS BIG MONEY.
. iu exrlusUn terrltftrv? nur new tiatent safes
sell at sight In city or country ; new agents first In
ll Id actually getting rich; one agent In one day
f '?i1 f; so can you; catalogue free. ALPINE
BA1E CO., No. 3G!-371 Clark st. Clnelunatl, O.
Ji2S-70-wsu
Wanted Female ileli.
rilRLS-RESPECTABLE, AVELL BriIAVED
v. girls between the ages of II) and 20 jears to
play baseball and travel; fair salary and all ex
penses paid: give full description of appearance.
Address M. L.. Dlsiatch office. aull-3
GIRL-FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. AP
PLY E. JVCKsoN. No. 47 Amanda av..
Knoxvlllc Borough. Pa anll-91
LADIES-TO DO FANCY WORK AT THEIR
homes; we furnish material and pay per piece.
Call and see work, or address with sump. J. M.
LLMAR & CO., No. 90 Fourth av., near Wood.
au9-70-MWSu
MILLINER-A GOOD AND EXPERIENCED
milliner for the city; this is a desirable situa
tion lor a good milliner. Apply at JAS. MAR
IIN'S. 142 A ylle av.. citv. . aull-89
TWO FEMALE HAND PUNCH BRFAKIliS
and one toblcroller. 117FLDERAL bntEET,
Allegheny. ouU-D
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST
WANTED.
Wnnted Mnle and Femaio Help.
LAUNDRESS-COOKS. NURSES. CHAMBER
MAIDS, dining room girls. 200 house girls. Ger
m in and colored: laborers, teamsters, larin hands.
MK3. L THOMPmON. COS Grant st. au4-D
TEAMSTERS-FARM HANDS, LABORERS,
coal miners, 200 house girls. 40 for hotels, 60
cooks, a)chambermaIds,dlsliwashers,MEEHAN'S,
545 Grant street. Telephone 90. aulO-D
Wanted Situations.
Posrno,-TO drygoods merchants, a
young man who Is experienced wants employ
ment In city or country; wages no object. Address
jb., ue-uerson st , warren. i:a, mio-.
POSITION AS STENOGRAPHER BY A YOUNG
man with two v ears' successful experience.
Address J. s. CADWALADER, No, 333 Forbes
ave.. Pittsburg.
aull-41
POSITION TO LEARN THE PRODUCE COM
MISSION business bvavoungman 22 years of
age. Inquire ofPEREGRINO. 159 Fourth ay. Tel
ephone I860.
au5-2T-5IWF
POSITION-BY A YOUNG MAN OF EXPERI
ENCE, as bookkeeper or anr other cleric il
position: best of reierence. J. V. T., Disrotch
office, au!i-.B
POSITION AS CLERK IN A GROCERY STORE
by a ) oung man of four v ears' experience: w ages
no object. Address BOX NO. 147, New Galllee.Pa.
au!2-23
T)OSmON-BY AN EXPERIENCED STENOG
X ItAPHER and typewriter; good reference.
Address B. K IL, Dispatch ofllce. - aull-76
POSITION AS COLLECTOR-BY MAN OF
three years' experience: can furnish refer
ence or bond. Address 511C BUTLER ST. anll-58
POSITION BY A NO. 1 COOK: BEST REFER
ENCE. Address L. K., Dispatch office.
aull-49
S1TUATION-AS MINE BOSS BY A MAN OF
12 years' experience; can furnish nest of recom
mindatinu and papers. Address MINE BOSS,
Dispatch office. au!2-59
"Wonted Partner.
ANY RESPECTABLE PARTY WITH P50 CASn
can purchase half Interest In a fine good-paying
light business; must furnish references; this is
strictly a business proposition; 110 soliciting or
agency. Address R.B., Dispatch office. anio-24
INTERES.T-ENEEGETICYOUNG MAN, WITH
about feuci would like to buy .half interest: some
light manufacturing business, line not particular;
or would like position as solicitor: can furnish
bord. Address J. M , Dispatch office. au 12-17
PARTNER-LIGHT MANUFACTURING: $.0)
to 1.5(0 guarantee; $150 monthly. Call ROOVI
67, St. Charles Hotel. aul2-5j
Wanted Boarders and Lodgers.
BOARDERS AND MEALER3 AT 190 FED
ERAL ST., Allegheny. anll-57
BOAHDERSAtThOTEL WILLIAvtS; RATES
moderate; Ohio Pyle, Pa. M. AV1LLIAMS.
au9-14
OCCUPANTS FOR FURNISHED FRONT
room with board. 92 ARCH ST., Allegheny.
au9-107-MW
Wanted Beal Estate.
ON MT. AVASHINGTON, DUOUESNE
Heights or Kuoxvillc, a house of eight rooms
or more; shade trees and nice yard, modern im
provements, etc. Address II. B. M. M.. Dlsnatcb
office. aull-54
Tlnanclal.
MONEY-TO LOAN IN LARGE OR SMALL
amounts on good city or Alleghenv property.
MORTIMER STARLING, Room 34, 103 Fourth av.
Je21-46-wsu
M
ON EY TO LOAN ON SHORT NOTICE. JOHN
K. EWIJiO Jt CO., 107 Federal st.
au5-67-MWF
M
ON'EY TO LOAN AVISE &
MINOR, AT-Jy29-0G
TOllNEYS, 91 Diamond St.
MORTGAGES AVE ARE PREPARED TO
loan o00 to $50 000 and over on city and conntv
property. JAS. AV. DRAPE & CO.. 311 AVood
st. city. au8-44-MW8
MORTGAGES ON CITV OR ALLFGHENY
countv property at lowest rates. HENRY A.
WEAVER i CO., 92Tourth ay. mh2-D
QUICK LOAN OF NOT OAER $2.-0: HIGH
EST Interest paid; real estate security. Ad
dress LOAN, Dispatch office. aull-99
"HIscellaneons.
HORSES AND CARTS AND RAILROAD LA
BORERS to work on 16 miles of work between
Kerrmoor station and La Jose, Clearfield co.. Pa.,
on the Beech Creek R. R. ; will also sublet part of
the work to responsible parties. Addre&s GEO. S.
GOOD &. CO., Kerrmoor station, Clearfield co
Pa. au8-o
VTAMES AND ADDRESSES OF PERSONS
Xl living In the country willing to furnish sum
mer boarding for working women at moderate
rates. Address SFCRFTARY OF THE ASSOCIA
TION FOR IMPROVEMENT OF THE POOR.
UU12-35
PURCHASERS OF PROPERTY TO CALL FOR
Ubt of desirable properties; houses and lots In
all parts of the eltles; call and state what kind of
propertv yon desire; will guarantee to suit you. J.
E. McCRlCKART. 140 Fifth av. aul-45-ws
TRUNKS HAULFD TO AND FROM EAST END
for 50c. CAMPBELL & DAVIS12 Seventh av.
"telephone 278. Jyl7-90
USE JONES' BEDBUG TARALYZER-JONES'
Magic Roach Powder; contains no poison;
roaches banished by contract: satisfaction given or
no pay. Prepared by GEO. W.JONES, 222 Federal
St., Allegheny, Pa. Sold by ail first-class druggists.
my8-131-MWF
FOB SALELAIFKOVED KEAL ESTATE
City Residences.
MILLER STREET. ELEVENTH WARD-TWO-storj
mansard brick, eight rooms, bath, both
gases, slate mantels, large hall: lot 30x91: only
SI W0. BAXTER, 1HOMPSON & CO.. 162 Fourth
ave. au9-113-MWSu'
East End Residences.
HANDSOAIE EAST END RESIDENCE AND
two large lots about 100x120 feet, near Penn
and Neglev avenues; residence is almost new and
replete throughout with all modern appliances:
the vicinity Is highly desirable; fine open lawn all
round: this prom rtv merits examination. Terms,
etc., JAS. V . DRA"PE &. CO., 313 V ood St., city.
au9-26
(CO OOO-AT BRUSHTON. ELFGANT FRAAIE
"pOj house of five rooms, slate root, hall, cellar,
w ell of excellent water: property In first-class con
dition; lot 40x124. R.G. BAILEY. Tel. 167.
aul2-33-WFSSu'
Mleglieny Residences.
370R SALE-SANDUSKY. NEAR PARK WAY,
. Allegheny; a v ery desirable propertj ; cheap.
Lot 30'vxil'i ft., with brick house, 10 rooms. (45).
AV. A. HERRON" &SONS, 80 Fourth ave.
JvS-lOO-Tuvv'
QQfT WASHINGTON AV SECOND WARD
OOO new three-story stone front house of nine
rooms, hall, hath, laundry and all possible con
veniences: lot 20x110 to Logan street; Immediate
possession; price less thin cost. See JOHN K.
EWING it CO., 107 Federal st. au7-78-WFSu
Snbnrban Residences.
TjESIRABLE SUBURBAN RFSIDENCE AND
SJ groundsonlIneofP..F.AV.A.C.R.R..2mlnutes'
walk from station: ov er 2J2 aeres, having a gentle
el vatlon and commanding a wide 6tretch of river
and sylvan scenery; numerous full grown shade
trees and 6hrubbery; spacious lawn; concrete
walks all around the property; an excellent double
resldcncewlth wide hall In center; large rooms;
finished attic rooms; dr cellar; natural gas;
porches, etc., etc.: carriage house and other out
buildings; one of tlie most delightful places on the
railroad, and sw et and cool In the most torrid
weather; a great bargain: would exchange in part
for city property. JAS. AV. DRAPE CO.. 313
AA'ood st , city. aul2-20
H'
OUSE-AT AVILKINSBURG-NEAV BRICK
house of six rooms, finished attic electric
light, bath, w. c.: lot 66x122: street sewered; ex
cellent location: flv e minutes from station. HOFF
MAN fc BALDRIDGE, AVilktnsburg, opposite
depot. au9-SU-D
MY RE'-IDENCE-NEAR OSBORN STATION,
P.. 1 1. AV. Jt C. K. R., 20 mlautcs from Alle
gheny: 3H acres In fruit and shade; beautifully
located house of 12 rooms, two hills, bath and w.
c., laundry, large closets, excellent water, fuel
gas, all In good condition; below value to earlv
buyer. DR. J. AV. bYKES, 504 Penn ave.
au8-l-Mvvs
FOB SALE LOTS.
City Lots.
LOTS-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR
from $100 to $300, in the Eighteenth ward: long
payments: easy terms. Inquire of CIIAS. E.
CORNELIUS, attorney. 400 Grant St., Pittsburg:
or go to his office. MornlngMdeav.. on the grounds,
an J see hU agent, T. Ed. Cornelius. myli)-15-D'
East End Lots.
FOR SALE-$650-LOT 24X100 FT. TO AN
alley; location flrst-cl is; on line of cable cars.
(e-I) A . A. HERRON Jt bONS, 80 Fourth av.
au5-:o t, 12, 17, 24
Suburban Lots.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY THE LARGEST
lots, the lowest prices and the easiest and best
terms In the countv at Sheraden. 15 minutes from
Union station; seeSheraden betore v on buy else
where. ANDREW PAT1ERSON. Secretary. 127
Fifth av.
ie27-72-
Farms.
IT-ARMS-IF YOU AVANT TO BUT OR TRADE
for farm send for biggest" larm and E
cl.ange Journal. N. F. HURST, Real Estate
Agent, Roeheater, Pa. 25 acres: house; new barn;
orehard and eoal; chicken farm; trade or sell on
easj jiajments; price, $2,0W; near Beaver.
au3-l-MW F"
3 FARMS OF 3C, to AND h5 ACRES NEAR TO
Parnassns, close to railroad station and In the
vicinity of church, school, store and postotfee; all
under cultivation; well watered, etc., etc. JAS.
AV. DRAPE A CO., 313 AVood St., city.
an3-4i-Mws
FOB SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
pLOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISHING
V store, doing the leading business In iv town
of K.OOO Inhabitants, wlthiiioO miles of Pittsburg:
location best Iu the town: stock will Invoice about
$10,003; this is a good chance to buy a good paying
business; rood reasons for selling. Address T. T.,
Dispatch office. J23-92
D
iRUGSTOHE DOING GOOD BUSINESS;
well located msL. Ctrsnn t.. S. S. ritr; rea
son for selling to settle up the estate: terms reason
able. Apt.i) to SlLA'ANUb DAWES, Adm at
'tore, lira, L. KING, Atty., 7Urantst,, city.
12. 189L
TOB SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
DRUGSTORE-THE BEST LOCATED DRUG
stand in Northeastern Ohio for nlc at Youngs
town tor $1,500. worth $5,800: a snap fcr the right
man. Address A. J. PACKARD. Dispatch office,
to-day, or Youngstown, O., after to-day.
aul2-75
DRUGSTORL-GOOD CITY STAND-BUYER'S
own terms. Address A. E. H.. this office.
aul2-02
I70R SALE-COAL RIGHTS ON 2.5--0 ACRES
coal land, "Pittsburg vein," three-quarters
mile riverfront; two railroads, close proximity to
large Industries. Address C. G. JAY. care Mc
Lnre House. Wheeling, AV. A'a. anll-54
GOOD GENERAL STORE IN LIVE TOAVN.
Address G. G. S., Dispatch office. aall-52
(GROCERY STORii AND FRAME HOUSE.
T seven rooms, with all modern Improvements,
and one-story building adjoining; oc-upled as gro
cery by owner: will sell propertj with groceries or
without; owner doing n good buslni-s hut wishes
to retire on account or rli age; all situate on Park,
near Kranistown ave.. Last End: price reasonable
to ao.ulckbnver. Inquire A. GOLDDEL, No. 100
Collins aye. East End, city. aull-',
SALOO-THE FINEST SALOON IN COLUM
BIANA county: doing 1 good business: in the
city of East Liverpool, O. Inquire org. C. WHIT
TN BEKOER. ?,; West Market st. au!2-a
Business Properties.
ERICK PLANT-CONSISTING OF GRINDING
pan, engine, holler, etc.: engines, hollers, clav
and ore pans and brick yard supplies. THOMAS
CARLIN's SONS, Lacock and Sandusky sts.,
Allegheny. an5-4l-MWF
COMPLETE PRINTING OFFICE AN V BOOK
bindery: low price. Address BINDERY."
Dispatch office. aiil2-25-WFSU
TTOR SALE THEFURN'ISHMENTANDlTeASE
X1 of aij-roomed hotel close to the citv; furr
lshed In the best or style and latest Improvement;
doing a prosperous business: no trouble to get
license; tine cigar store: livery stable: mllkronte;
restaurant; shoe store; groceries. HOLMES & CO.,
2) Smlthfleld st. anl2
LIA-ERYBUSINESS-HORSES, HEARSE,
coaches, surrey, buggies and wagons, etc.
KEYSTONE STABLES, Ia0 Sandusky St.. Allc
gheny. au9-46
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Borses. Vehicles. Live Stock.
A FINE DOUBLE-GAITED KENTUCKY
horse. IS hands high, soiind In every particu
lar. 6 yearsold; a comparatively new Glesenkamp
narrow gauge road buggy; good set or harness:
English tree saddle. Just been used for a few tlmest
good riding bridle: lu fact, a complete outfit for the
verj low price of $jfl): cost the Drescnt owner al
most $l.OJ0. Address COMPLETE OUTFIT. Dis
patch office. aul2-53-ws
"TvELIVERY AVAGONS-DELIVERY WAGONS
XJ a'l styles: our own make. WM. BECKERT,
340 to 344 Ohio street, Allegheny. Ictenhone, 3420.
jelo-45-MWS
PRAZIER BO AD CART SPECIAL AND
standard grade, ate. AVEST 4 CO.'S, 420 Du
quesne way. aus-29
FRESH COW AND CALF-INQUIRE AT
NORTH HIGHLAND AV. AND JACKSON
I ST., E. E. anlO-11'
Machinery and Sletnls.
AUTOMATIC HOISTING ENGINES-WORK
perfectly right anifleft, with single or double
drum: second-hand boilers and engines also on
hand: general machine work promptly executed:
correspondence solicited. COMBINATION EN
GIN E CO., LIM.,3140 Penn ave., Pittsburg. Tel 1J65
dclO-66-MWS
Cialic.rapii:typewriter NO. 2-OR WILL
trade tor II immond. Address NEWMAN
CLOCK AND MFG. CO., 1116 AA'ater St.. AVheel
ing, AV. A'a. aul2-30
ENGINES AND BOILERS-SECOND-HAND:
largest stock of all sizes; 16x36, 12x24. 12x18, 10
x20, 10x16, 10x12, 9x12,8x12,7x12, 6x12: mounted port
able engine, boilers of all sizes, shafting, pulleys,
pumps, governor, etc. Telephone, 3401, 23 and'
.OParkAVay. Allegheny, Pa. J. S. YOUNG.
apll-D
ONE REED TEN-INCH SWING ENGINE
lathe, back geared and feed countershaft: also
treadle: used onlv about one week. Address NEW
MAN CLOCK AND MFG. CO., 1116 AVaterst.,
A heeling, AV. Va. aul2-30"
SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND BOILERS
Two 35 horse-power and two ten horse-power
stationary engines and boilers. One ten horse
power portable on wheels. Thirty-five. 15, 12, ten
and eight horse-power engines, vertical and hori
zontal, all good and will be sold cheap. HARMEa'
MACHINETdETOT. 99 First ave. Jy29-D
THE CELEBRATED ACME AUTOMATIC
safety engines and non-explosive boilers, for
Sfis or oil fuel, from one to five-horsepower: also,
le latest Improved ventilating fans: perfect sat
isfaction guaranteed: by J. PRAGER, General
Agent, No. 4 Fltth av., Pittsburg, Pa.
my25-MWF
Miscellaneous.
G
AS FIXTURESIS TO 50 PER CENT OFF.
Closing ont. REINECKE Jt CO.. 309 AVood st.
au5-42-WF6u
G
AS LAMPS-TWO S1EAIENS GAS LAMPS
cheap, at No. 951 PEN NAVE. aull-86'
T1EAL ESTATE BROKERS REQUIRING
XV deeds, mortgages, or transcribing of any de
scription done with promptness and accuracy
please call on me; terms moderate. MORTIMER
STARLING, Room 31, 1C Fourth av.
Je21-21-wso
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-WE HAVE BOOKS. AND LOTS
of them: largest old bookstore west of the Alle
gheny Mountains. LLA'l'S, 900 Liberty st. Jyl9
PERSONAL-CASH TAID FOR OLD GOLD
and silver; Jewelry repaired: new work made
to order. CHRIS. 1IAUCH. 541 Smlthfleld. Jyl7-13
PERSONAL 'THE MODERN EVIL"
startling, realistic. AU the latest publications
at FRANK BACON S. Co'b., 301 Smlthfleld st.
auS
PERSONAL-WE nAA'E THE SOLE AGENCY
for the Easy AVrlter Fountain Pen, $1 50: sold
on trial. A. AAV. McCLOY, corner Diamond and
binlthfield sts. au!2-49
PERSONAL-BUY PICTURES AND MIRRORS
ofF. C. MCELROY. No. 2SLxth St., upstairs;
sells the best at lowest prices, and guarantees sat
isfaction to all; picture framing a specialty: cash
or credit. an9-77
PERSONAL-WOULD JOHN SHAAA", AVHO
sailed from Glisgow, Scotland, by the State of
Nebraska, Jul) 12. 180. arriving in Brooklyn July
23. 1390, please send address to 31. MACINTYRE,
12S Remsen St., Brooklyn? aul2-5-vvsu
PERSONAL-IF KINSEY G. DRANE OR MRS.
SAMUEL (or Annie) SIAIbON (or Simpson),
of Cleveland. O.. or Pittsburg, Pa., will write to
b. F. FREEMAN. Box 301, Kansas Citv, thev will
bear of something to their advantage. aulliO
PERSONAL-A FINE CRAYON PORTRAIT
free will be given during August with every
dozen of our boat finished cabinet photographs.
Come and see them: 13 good cabinets for $1.
STEWART Jt CO., 90 and 92 Federal St., Alle
gheny. aul-19-WFSu
PERSONAL-WHEN I WAS A bVtALL BOY
my mother always repaired mv breeches and
Jacket, but since I got to be a great blgman, DICK
SON, the well-known tailor, 65 Fifth av.. cor.
Wood ot.. second floor, has been substitnted, who
now does all my cleaning, pressiug and renovating
In great shape. Tel. 155o. niyl5r80-l
STRAYED.
STRAYED-FROM HOMEWOOD RACE TRACK
on August G. 1 red cow and calf; also 1 brlndle.
Address 183 MAYFLOWER bT., E. E. au!2-32
STRAYED-TO THE PROPERTY OF S. RILL,
baw Mill Run. Thirty-fifth ward, a dark brown
cow; owner can have same by proving property
and pay ing damages. anli-I
PROPOSALS,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received liv tho
Brushton School Board until AVEDNESDAY,
August ID, 1891, at 12 Jt., for the erection of
the Brushton Public School building. The
board resorv es tho right to i eject any or nil
bids. Plans and specifications can bo seen
at the ofllce of Architect Osterling, Bank of
Commerce building, Pittsburg. By older of
the board.
JA". A. MULLEN, President.
au9 59-mwf DANIEL WHITMORE, Secy.
SEALED PROPOSALS AVILL BE RE
CEIVED at tho office of Edeburn &
Cooper, Bukewell Law Building, Borough
Engineers, for the laying of a sewer pipe on
Lyon alley, ft om Sherman stieet to bchool
nlley, in tfieboiough of Millvnlc, all bids to
be in by 4 o'clock r. m AUGUST 15. Special
meeting of Councils will be held on the same
evening to open bids. Plans and specifica
tions can be seen at the office of Edeburn &
Cooper. The Burgess andTown Council re
serve tbo right to reject anv or all bids.
W. S. COOPER, JOHN-'C. REED,
Borough Cleric. Burgess.
BtsxKTT P. O., August 11, 1891. aull-CG
OFrlCE OF CO-VTUOILEK
'A., I
1. s
of Alllmieny Colxtt, I1
PITT3DUB0, Pa., August 10, lbSl
TO CARPET DEALERS
Scaled proposals will be received at this
office until 4 o'clock, r. jr., FRIDAY. August
14. lf.91, for carpets lor Court House, to wit:
Five frame bnisscls. making nnd laying
the same, with lining linoleum No. I, plain.
For any infoimntlon inquheat the County
Commissioners' office.
JAS. A. GRIER,
au9-3 Countv Controller.
AUCTION SALES.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
Positive salo. On TUESDAY, SEPTEM
BER 15, 1891, at 11 o'clock a. m., at the Court
House rotunda, the offensive, v alnable and
fully equipped coal mines nnd works of
Gumbeit & Hnev, at BeJIevue station, hav
ing both railway and river shipment; and
alttlio other Ann estate will be sold at tho
same time and place.
Terms and description w ill be published
later. SAMUEL HAZLETT, Assignee.
il. A. WOODWARD, Attorney. onl3-28
TO LEX.
City Residences.
HOUSE NO. Kit PENN AVE.. It ROOMS. IM
MEDIATE possession. Apply at onee.
aull-$3t
East End Residences.
POLET-MSELLAST., BtOOMFIELD. NEAR
L Penn av. rhie line nent hriek house, seven
rooms, had. lnth. both gases, eementedcellar; only
$23 per mo,
AV. A. HEBRON Jt SONS. (W iounu
av.
au5-3G-wst
rpo LET-N1GLEY. NEAR FIFTH AAE.
X (street paved), modern house of ten rooms;
large yard; rent low. W. A. HERRON t SONS.
80 Fourth ave. au5-3fj-wst
Allegheny Residences.
VICE FIVE-ROOM DAVELLING-FEDFRAL
XN st. extension. Inquire of J. K. McKEE. 703
Penn ay., room 611. fe7-64-ivvst
Rooms.
T"tURNI"nED OR UNFURNISHED ROOAIS.
X suitable for roomers or offices, at 181 THIRD
AW, city. anl2-47-MWTt
F
URXISHFD FLAT FOR
HOUSEKEEPING.
aul2-43t
NO. 8 AVYLIE AA.
ONE LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM: SUIT
ABLE for office or sleeping: newly papered. In
gnlre basement, 98 DIAMOND ST. autl-63t
-p OOAIS-FURNISHED ROOAIS FOR HOUSE
XL KEFPING; both gases, extra kitchen and
laundry. Ice boxes and Ice furnished. Inquire 292
FIFTH AVE. aul2-44t
RooaisIthree DESIRABLE UNFURNISH
ED rooma; first floor; 47 FRANKLIN ST.,
city. au!2-71t
TAVO FURNISHED ROOAIS SUITABLE FOR
X light housekeeping at 190 FEDERAL ST.. Alle
gheny. aull-58t
TWO PARLORS TO LET TABLE BOARD, $3 c"b
per week. 35 FEDERAL ST.. Allegheny.
anH-62t
Business Stands.
TTTOODST.. CORNEROFSrXTIIAV.-TnREE-
? 1 STORY business house, best location In the
city: rent low; possession at once. BLACK &
BA1RD. OT Fourth av. aulS-34-12,13,14,17,19,21t
Offices. Desk Room.
D
ESK-ROOM ON SECOND FLOOR LEAVI3
Block. AddressO.S
DlsDatch office.
anll-88t
EDUCATIONAL.
TX7EST WALNUT STREET SEMINARY
V V for yonng ladles; 25th year. Is provided
for giving n superior education in collegiate,
electic, and pref arntorv departments: also
In music and art. MRS. llENRIETTAKUTZ,
2015 AValnnt street, Phllada. an2-93oiws
Tl EMOVED-KING'S SCHOOL OF ORATORY,
XV elocution and dramatic culture removed to
University Building, Diamond St.. opposite Court
House. Byron W. King, manager; James AI.
AVIsenan, associate manager. Class and private
lessous, literature, French and German, Delsarte,
old school and modern systems, bend for pros
pectus. auli-59
ST. -JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL,
MANLIUS, N. T.
Undertlievisltation of the War Department.
Military nnder U. S. Army officer.
Rt. Rev. F. D. Huntington, b. T. D., President.
Apply to Lt. Col. AV JI. VERBECK, Snpt.
myl7-120-MWT
122 and 124 AVest Franklin St., Baltimore.Md.
PEflVDHTHipOIRG AND DHSCHODL
For 1 oung Ladies will reopen Thursday,
September 24. 2Sth year.
MRS. H. P. XEFEBVRE, Principal.
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ST. GEORGE'S HALL, T00.D
St. George's, Md., Prof. J. C. Kinear, A. M".,
Principal. College, or business. Noted for
thoioughncss, health, comfort, situation and
reasonable charges. Jy2544-ws
BISnOP BOAV3IAN INSTITUTE A COL
LEGIATE school for young ladies,
corner Penn av. nnd Fourth st. The next
session begins Sept. 9. A full course of
study. Music ana modern langnages by
competent professors. For admission ad
dress REV. R. J. COSTER, A. IL, Rector.
jyl6-?2-vvs
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester, Pa., 30th year, opens Sept. 1C.
A MILITARY COLLEGE.
Civil Engineering, Chemistry, Architect
ure, Arts. A preparatory course of one year.
Circulars of Sir. F. G. Paulson, 441 AVood St.,
city. COL. CIIAS. E. HYATT, President.
JyS-25-ws
CHELTENHAM MILITARY ACADEMY
Ogontz, Slontgomery Co., Pa. Unex
celled in beauty andhealthfulness of loca
tion and surroundings and in buildings,
equipment and all other requisites of a first
class school. Number limited to 60. For
illustrated circular address JOHN CALVIN
RICE, A. M., Principal. myl5-77-o
DUOUESNE COLLEGE-A NEW SCHOOL
University Building. Diamond street, oppo
site Court House, Pittsburg. Full corps of
instructors. English, Normal, Classical,
Scientific. Ladies' Literary course. Night
school and baturday classes. Shorthand,
Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Music, Elocu
tion. Send for prospectus. Opens Septem
ber L E. M. WOOD, D. D., LL. D., President.
an!2-41-D
pi in D V UNIA-ERSITi,
OUnnl sixth st.
A live, snccessfnl institution. Thorough
organization. A'igorous management. Every
teacher a master in his specialty. Full col
legiate course. Normal and English Train
ing departments. Business college and
school ot shorthand prepare for immediate
service in business. Opens Sept. L Send for
catalogue. II. il. ROAVE, Prcst. au4 D
WILLARD SCHOOL,
41 FIFTH AAENUE.
A select school lor the careful and thor
ough preparation of boys and young men
for college, scientific school or business.
The course of study is such as to afford an
excellent preparation for Princeton, Ynle or
Harvard. College. The next session begin3
Tuosdny, September 1. Privato lessons will
be given during the afternoon to a limited
number of pupils, boys or girls.
ISAAC W.KOONTZ, A. M.; (Princeton),
nul-44-TTS Principal.
DR. HARRIS
CRAMP CURE
-FOS-
Every Ache and Pain
crrw f
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES.
Manufactured by
LH. HARRIS DRUG CO.,
Nos. 46 and 48 Seventh Avenna,
e30-D PITTSBURG. PA.
McNAUGHER & CO.,
Contractors for
Paving Sidewalks AVith Cement, Brick nnd
Eire Itrick, Concreting Cellirs.
43 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY, PA.
Curbstone furnished anr, set. anll-74-D
S500 to S500.000
TO LOAN
on mort-
gagos, city or country property, at lowest
rates. JAS. AV. DRAPE & CO., 313 Wood St.,
Pittsburg. Telephone N o. ulo.
an8-46-JiWFS
FIDELITY
TITLE AND TRUST CO.,
121 and 123 Fourth ave.
Before lenA ing town send your silverware
and valuables to us for safo keeping.
jo3-M
$B,500.
SHADYSIDE.
On CO-foot sewered street, elegant new
modern-stylo frame dwelling. AH conven
iences. Lot 36xl00 feet. One square from
street cara or P. R. R. Easy terms.
M. F. HIPPLE & CO.,
90 FOURTH AAENUE.
au9-79-Trau
5i
rks
encil and Otamp works.
W. A. Buniing,
20 Fifth !&vgf Marl?et5t.
CHOICE rKOrERTTES.
WATSON PLACE PLAN,
Tenth Ward, Allegheny.
The Finest and Best Located Prop
erty on
PERRYSVILLE AVENUE.
All city conveniences and country lot prices.
PERRYSVILLE AVENUE LOTS, 50x150 Feet,
$800 and Upward.
OTHER LOTS $300 to $500 Each, on Easy
Terms. Character of the neighborhood established
by the fine improvements already made.
These prices are away below any other
property on the avenue, and insure a profit
of 100 per cent in a short time. The very
'tlow prices show that we are
BOUND TO SELL.
Por plans anel particulars sea
Reed B. Coyle & Co.,
AGENTS,
Cor. Fourth Ave. and Grant St.
Agents on the grounds "Wednesday and
iSatnrday afternoons.
anxwssu
Lfor sale,
HAZELWOOD
RESIDENCES.
$5,000 Frame dwellings of 7 rooms, recep
tion hall, finished attic, b.ith, laundry, hos
and cold water, both gases, slate mantels,
cood cellar, insido w. c: lot 40x135 feet; sew
ered, etc. Terms reasonable.
$5,000 Frame dwelling of 8 rooms, hall,
both gases, hot and cold water, laundry,
good cellar, inside w. c, front and side
porches, fruit nnd shade trees; lot 49tlOO
icet: corner property, sewered, etc. Terms
one-fourth cash, balance long time.
$4.500 Two-story and mansard brick of S
rooms, finished attic, hall, bath, hot nnd
cold water, front and rear porches; lot 35x120
feet. Terms reasonable.
$3,700 Frame of 7 rooms, hall, slate man
tels, city water, front and rear porches; lot
25vS4 feet. Terms reasonable.
$2,000 Frame dwelling of I rooms, city
water, fruit and shade trees; lot 24x100 feet.
Terms reasonable.
IRA 31. BURCHFIELD,
153 Fourth av. or l!r45 Second av., Hazelwood.
au8-jrw3
BLAINE,
For free transportation, maps, price
lists, printed descriptive matter and
full particulars, call on
CHARLES SOMERS & Co.
GENERAL AGENTS,
' 129 FOURTH AVE.
an!2-51-D
FOR SALE
Good Motel, Bar and Billiard
Room Business.
IOcated on one of the principal avennes of
the city, large substantial brick building,
containing 74 bedrooms, complete bath
rooms and. ill modern conveniences. "Largo
dining rooms nnd parlors and fine, laree
shaded law n. One of the be V paying hotels
in the city. Low rent. On account of ill
health the proprietor will sell furniture and
leasehold at a sacrifice. Full particulars of
VAX GORDER & LLOYD,
anl2 27 6218 Penn avenue.
POE S-A-XjIE-BEAUTIFUL
LOTS,,
Cheap ! Easy Terms I
Level, well drained; near station; location i
the best; prices 5!00 to $1,000, according to
size. At SWIbSVALEt P. R.R., (N. Plan).
TV. A. HERRON & SOXS, SO Fourth ave.
jyl5-30-w
$4,650.
LOT HIGHLAND AVE.,
50x140 feet on Jine electric cars and conve
nient to cable cara or P. R. R.; very desir
able location: must be sold at once, owner
leaving the city ; very easy terni.
31. F. HIPPLE & CO ,
an7-C9 W7sn 06 Fonrth ave.
SlUI"tIEItBISOKTS.
TOURISTS
CAN OBTAIN INFORMATION
as to rates and accommodations of many
resort, hotels and cottages by applying all
THE DISPATClf BUSINESS OFFICE.
Atlantic City.
SHACKA3IAXON HOTEL,
14 Arkansas av.. Atlantic City, IT. J.
First-class accommodations. Terms reason
able. UERNARD CONWAY.
je2G-40-3iwnr
IT'IIE CHALTONTE
JL ATLANTIC CITY, X. J.
On thebeach.w Ith unsurpassedocean view.
Salt w nter baths in the house.
Senel for circular.
JC20-4S-D E. ROBERTS & SONS.
Cape 3Iay.
M
ARINE VILLA,
cape nay, .N. J.
Within 30 yards of the surf. Seventeenth,
season; 50 rooms added, facing the sea: eleva
tor, baths, etc. HHS. F. UALLENBECK.
Jyl-21 D
THE STOCKTOXHOTEI
CAPi: MAY, N. J.
Now open for the fourth consecntivo sea
son of present management. Greatly im
proved. Cuisine unsurpassed.
aul F T. WALTON, Proprietor.
Other Resorts.
Bedford Springs.
BEDFORD, PA.
Hotel open until October.
Write for pamphlet on this great Resort;
and the famous
Bedford Springs Mineral Water.
L. B. DOTY, Manager.
au4-93-D
HOTEL DOMINION,
No. 11 SOUTH ARKANSAS AVENUE, 4
Four doors below Atlantis avenue, AUantia
City. N. J.
S. BARTON, Proprietor.
First-class accommodations. Open all the
year. Terms moderate Jy25-18-ws
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