Ts.n
MORE AID OFFERED.
The American Federation Volunteers
to Aid in Opposing tlie
IMPORTATION OP WELSH WORKERS
president Campbell Failed to Take Brick
layers Away.
MISCELLANEOUS INDUSTRIAL ITEMS
The American Federation of Labor has
officially declared its intention to aid tlic
Amalgamated Association in opposing the
proposed importation of Welsh tin plate
workers. "William Carney, the First Vice
President of the Federation, came home
yetcrday from the regular quarterly meet
ing of the Executive Council, which met in
2Cew York last Saturday and continued in
session for three days. The most im
portant notion taken at the meeting
was to instruct President Gompcrs to con
fer with President "Weihc on the tin plate
question and if agreeable to the latter, the
American Federation -mill name a repre
sentative to act in conjunction with
the representative of the Amalgamated
Aociation or will join with the latter in
naming one man to represent both organi
zations whose duty it will be to go as soon
2! possible to AVashington to sec Secretary
Fostor.
em'Lanatiox of the position.
At the mtcting of the Executive
Council Mr. Cirney laid the matter be
fore that body. He explained the
jioMtion tlic Association is in and also laid
before the council the amount of cv idence
tlio Association has nl rend v collected bear
ing on tlie subject antiunion, thev claim,
proves that there 1-. a uft!cicnt number of
men in this c uiitrv who aic competent to
muse the infant industry touiatuntyin a
slullh.l manner.
When seen about the matter yesterday
Mi. C.imcvdeclim-d to talk. He said the
iiction ol the Incentive Council was such
that he did n-t e ire to sav much but how r.s
ftutam secretin- roster could b convinced
I the position taken bv. the Amalgamation,
Jn which Mi arncy is also
an officer The officials of the
association receied vtord from no
lesstluii! a hundred workmen yesterday,
wlioare practicil tin plate woikcrs. They
were reortel fi-om vnrions localities, and
the m ljoritv of them would lie willing to
iimovcl-iini'C.'toSt Lo'iis. providing Mr.
E
Neidi ti 2l'.iu w ill pav union a;r
. ! ...1 I ......... I. A .. ill t........-....nrl XT.. f w.
net. "lie knows our people, and knows
Hint Vf has in his own employ men who
nri competent tin plato workers, both tin
ner .'I'd rollers. Ho nlso kuovvs it will not
be hn-d to get all the people he wants if ho
oilll ml' i-ecocnize the organization and
pnyonr pices."
president wEiinrs position.
President AVcihe is away now, and until
lie retnms from Ins Western trip it is not
Jikely anvthing v ill be done about tho tin
plnlo matter. The Executive Council
al-o instructed Mr. Carney to look
into the Braddock wire strike, with a viow
of making some kind of an arrangement bv
winch it enn bo reached. The intention is
to visit all the unions of the carpenters with
a view to having their members cautioned
again-t using any wironalis that do not bear
the official seal of tlic organization. A l evo
lution passed at the recent convention of
the Association bore directly upon this
matter
Mi. Corner answered the criticism that
baa been heaped upon Mr. Gouipcrs, for the
letter's inactivity during the recent strike.
Bo said that as the strike was neither
authorized nor sanctioned, the Brotherhood
knows that tho American Federation could
do nothing financially lor them.
AN UNSUCCESSFUL TBIP.
Mr. Campbell Uetnrns to Philadelphia
Leaving His Men Uero.
President Campbell, of the Bricklayers,
has returned home lie was here for several
days for the purpose of inducing the men
who had gone to work hero to jeturn to
Philadelphia. Altogether, It is stated that
' about ISO Journeymen bare come liere to
take the place of the strikers.
Quite a number of these are members of
the Philadelphia association. At a recent
meeting oft the association Mr. Campbell
was directed to come to Pittsburg ard le
quest these men to return. Should they ro
Iufo they were to be threatened with being
placed on tho blacklist. President Campbell
failed in taking any of the men back with
liiin. Among the bricklayers in Pittsburg
there is not much re-entment. The trade
h:s been unusually dull and nearly 1,000 men
are out of w or k. Many of these men have
done little or othing tor months and it has
become absoljtel necesary for them to
make the ?4 and J4 00 a day offered by tho
master bncklavers of P.ittsburg. Thomas
Marshall she agonr of the master brickluy
ers. ho secured the men for Pittsburg, has
left for homo, not because he had obtained
all the men he desired, but because he could
get nomore.
PTJTTING IN PUDDLEES.
The "Vesuvius Plant starting TJp With More
Non-Union Men.
After hearing the result of the meeting
held by his men, winch was a decision not to
return to work, Mr. Moorhcad taid he would
wait no longer, and yestordaytho puddlinz
department of the Vesuvius Iron Works was
narted. Pour furnaces were put in opera
tion bj non-union men, and tho ability of
Mr. Moorhcad to carrv his threat into execu
tion lias now been fully demonstrated.
The old puddlers have about come to tho
conclusion that thev might as well have
tlieii old places back again as to see other
men take them. Anothci conference was
licld ltti Man.ieer Lewis last night, but
nothing wis given out. Tho indications
tire that if the men are not soon Riven por
uission by the m.i!gam itcd Association
tojro to woik, they will break away and
tiim on their own account.
A shipinentot iKX) tons ol mtick iron has
been weened at the mill, .ind Mr. Moot head
Isroallj in no groat bnrrv to start up the
puddling department in full.
BHITISH TBADE INJU2ED.
Importfrs Loaded Up Itefore the Tariff
Parsed, and Englishmen Are Tdle.
John Wright, a scotch importer of tea,
waat the DuqiieMic last night. Hcs.ud
that liritish trades were uficring from the
effects tit the McICinlcy tariff lews. Pre
vious to their going into effect importers on
this side had loaded up In anticipation of
the advanced prices. While the were now
Ituping wlritcAer benefit there might be in
the sale under the no- conditions, the
trader nbn-nd iv:ip.iv.iinr the ponaltv.
11" ski, I that the ni.ijoiitv of thPP,rltih
eipoiters veie doing nothing practically
Jii-tnow owing tt tin- ciuVc. Trade -with
America was cut off princip-illy on account
til the tariff, ami aKo tor the reason alieady
Mated that lmixirteion this side mould not
buy until the had eased themselves of
what Thev. wcie carrvimr. Mr. Wright did
not deny that the Mckinley tariff would
preserve much trade to this country and
col respond ingly injure British interests.
WANT TO UNITJ AGAIN.
Fainter TrjiiiR to Reorganize Their Dis
trict Council.
A committee of painters has been visiting
the in inui unions, with a. view tojjatchup
a truce beta vrn the unions ot Pittsburg and
Alleghcnv , and an effort is to be made to re
organize the district council to unhide, the
auembers from both sid s of the river.
On Mond.i.v toiiiinittces visited unions
M in All ghenj and 72 on the houthside.
Lat night tin- union m the jt-t End was
called upon. Joint committees are being
lipjwilnted for the purpose of considering
and adopting a plan bv which both sides can
come together again.
.1. 1L Puller Resolutions.
The resolutions of the Pressmen's Union
Xo. 13, adopted upon the death of J. II.
Puller, of the Chrtmclc-Telegraph, have been
handsomely printed and framed. They will
be exhibited in Kisncr A Phillips' v indow
fora lew days.
TVHI Locate Here.
Permission has been granted to the Ameri
can Bag Company, of Xow York, to estab
lish headquarters in Pittburg.
A Mill Man Overcome,
John .Tarbcrs, a rouchor at the bar mill
of tho Moorhcad & McClcan Co, at Soho,
was overcome with heat yesterday after
noon. Tho skclping furnaces atthePenn
sylvan a Tube A orks, at Soho, i ere closed
down yesterday for several weeks on ac
count o"f the intense hear.
DIVIDED OX THE DANCE.
Church Yonng Polks Having a Hot Time of
It Between Their Preachers and the
Pleasures of tho -Valti Hard to Mnko a
Choice.
Considering that this is fly-time, dog-days,
and "demnition moist," sultry, and gener
ally unpleasant weather, the young Presby
terians of Coraopolis, who are also terpsi
choreans, are having a hard time of it. The
regular pastor, Iter. Mr. Cochran, is still
vacating, and last Sunday another minister,
lle. John Young, of Forest Grove, filled tho
pulpit.
Two weeks previous Kov. Mr. Pouthott
had picked the alleged young sinners up by
the back hair and shaken them until they
felt apprehensive that he might drop them
into tho bottomless pit, millinery and all,
but they had gotten over the shock, in a
nieasiiie, and listened very comfortably to
Mr Yonnr Smidftv. He had almost con
cluded, and tho dancers were felicitating
thomsclves that the barometer Indicated
fair we.itbor, when nil at once, nnd without
anvthinc premonitorv, 3Ir. Young toot up
the topic w hero Sir. bouthctt had left ofl,
and thoo among the dancers who had any
conscience were worked up into a state of
mind that hasn't subsided yet. They evi
dently begin to tiimic that ir tins tiling is 10
go on much longer they w ill bo obliged to
make a choice soon either go out of tho
cliuich or go into the fold unreservedly
nnd give up tho dance, contenting them
selves with croquet.
Tno owner of the hall where the dancing
is done is getting his place well advertisetl,
but fiom his bearing it Is difficult to tell
w hcther he appreciates it. It is saldsome of
the daut-cis who were in the dumps for n
tinio have aottcn their second wind and aro
beginning to put forth a justification for the
same, or, nt'ieast. what they consider one,
but whether they will forco a Synodical ut
terance on tho subject remains to be seen.
Tho church has grown rapidl3r un or Mr.
Cochran's administration, and continues to
grow, despite divergent views regarding tho
mazy w altz.
BAD B07S COMPLAINED OF.
Neighbors Tell Awftil Stories of Their
Cruelty to Animals.
Agent O'Brien has entered suit before
Alderman Wuohner, of Reserve township,
against Gcorgo Hess and Jacob Bowers,
charging them with neglect of their chil
dren. Their boys, aged from 12 to U jears,
havo boen tho terrorof the neighborhood for
some time past, and remonstrance has done
no good. Small girlsaro attacked by themand
artlclos taken trom them. They also take
delight in torturing small animals. A
How.ird street lady compialned that they
had cut out the eyes or a valuable Maltose
.at.
In all those bad actions two of Bowers' and
one ol Hes' boys have been tho leaders.
More Informations will be made as soon ns
evidence can be socurod, and an effort will
be mado to punish tho guilty.
WTXLIAJI SAMPLE'S WILL.
It Disposes or About 8200,000, and Names
the Executors.
The will of tho late William Sample, of
Sharpsburg, was filed yesterday for probate.
A f ter providing for the payment of his debts
and luneral expensos the residue is divided
equally between his ohlldren or their heirs.
All advancements that have been mado to
the legatees aio to be deducted from their
shares.
In the codicil to the will it Is shown that
tho advancements to the children or their
heirs have ranted lroin $30,000 to S3000. The
executors are W. U. Crawford and Moses
Peebles. Tho estate is supposed to be valued
at $200,003.
THE ELIZABETH
Sliver Cornet Band
Bought their instruments from S. Hamilton,
music dealer, 91 Fifth avenue, "We might
name with them:
The Haysville Band,
The Turtle Creek Band,
The Duhkerd Military Band,
and others that have been supplied lately
from the immense stock of bandand orches
tral instruments dealt in by this well-known
house. Hamilton is headquarters for band,
drum corps, orchestral and all kinds of mu
sical instruments and the only place m the
city where the celebrated Three Kings,
Decker Bros., Knabe and Fischer pianos
are sold.
Excarsion to Atlantic City
On Thursday, August 27. Kate ?10 round
trip, tickets good for ten days. Trains
leave Baltimore and Ohio Kailroad depot at
8:15 A. 31. and 9:20 P. M. Parlor cars on
day train, sleeping cars on night train.
Mourning Dress Goods Department.
Black all-wool reilings, 65 cent quality
only 35 cents, to close a special purchase.
Jos. Hokxe & Co.,
fi07-G21 Penn avenue.
Pilsner Beer tho Best,
Pilsner leads, nnd why shouldn't it? It
is a perfect beer, pure and healthy. Try it
and yon will drink no other. The Iron
Citr Brewing Co. make it. Telephone 1186.
B. A 15.
Muslin underwear, 3 special night gowns,
45c, Goc, 85c. Xou'll want some of these.
Boggs & Buhl.
C Baouerleln Brewing Company,
Bennetts, Pa., telephone 1018, brewers and
bottlers of standard lager nnd wiener export
beer. The trade and families supplied.
TTS
Harvest Excursions
"Will be run to the "West, Northwest nnd
Southwest. August 25 is the first date, and
the place to get lull information and tickets
is at Gleason's ticket office, 99 Fifth avenue,
Pittsburg. i)
All Saloons Sell Pilsner Beer
To meet the demand of their trade. It's a
pure, healthy drink and very popular.
Order of Iron City Brewing Com'pany. Tel
ephone Xo. 11 8C
Atlantic City Excursion
On Thursday, August 27, via the B. & O.
K. R will be the last at low rate of S10 round
trip, tickets good fortendavs, and good to
stop at "Washington returning.
Mall Orders lor tlie Stag's Head Shirt
Promptly filled; 13 to 18-inch neckband.
Jos. Horne & Co.,
607-621 Penn avenue.
B. B.
Another new lot on counter pearl dress
buttons, slight imperfections, but only half
price; natural white and shaded, l5, 25c,
35c, 50c BOGCS & BunL.
Xntr fall shapes of hats and bonnets, at
Bosenbaum & Co.'s.
Their Customers Like Pilsner.
That's why so many saloons sell this cel
ebrated beer. Proprietors are quick to
know that which best suits their patrons.
Pilsner beer will do this Iron City Brew
ing Compatry. Telephone Xo. 1186.
Atlantic City.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will
sell tickets for the last excursion at low rate
of ?10 round trip Thursday, Aug. 27, good
for 10 days. Trains with Pullman accommo
dation leave at 8:15 A. M. and 9:20 V. M.
Blaine, fine water, fresh air, nice ele
vation! B.&B.
our "cd" to-day watch the paper
Come to-day. Boggs & Buhl.
Bead
to-day.
Bakgaixs in sailor hats, 8c, 10c15c,
18c, 25c, at Bosenbaum & Co.'s.
BbArNX Have rou heard about the new
town" I
THE
Great Hosiery Sale Read Advertisement
In this paper bargains in fine stockings
for ladies and children.
Jos. Hoiste & Co.,
007-621 Penn avenue.
B. &B.
Don't overlook our "ad," this paper it
means dollars to you. Boggs & BOHL.
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Le;ral Notices.
-VTOTTOE IS nEISEBY G IVEJT THAT MY WIFE.
X Elizabeth Yural, has left my bed and board,
without Jmt cause. I will not be responsible for
any debts that she may make.
PETEP. YUKNI.
Pittsburg, August 17, 1891. anl8-S4
"VTOTICE TO BONDIIOLDERS-IIOLDr.RS OF
1 the first mortgage bonds of the Union switch
and Signal Companv wlllconftrafavor by sending
tlielraildrcssattmretothc Secretarv of the com
pany at hwlssvale. Pa. It pectfnlly,
E. 11. GOOIH1AX.
Swiss vale. Pa., August 19. President,
3U3K3
T. J. O'KKEFE, Attorney.
4.17 Grant fit.
-vroncE is hereby oiyen that letters
JL of administration on the estitcof John Fitz
gerald, late of the city of Pittsburg, Pa., deceased,
have lieeii granted to'the undersigned. All persons
indebted to said t tatc will make Immediate pay
ment and those having claims or demand against
the "same will present them dulv probated Ut tlic un
dersigned JAMES FITZGEItALD, No. 21 Tunnel
su. Pittsburg. amWR-Tli
S. B. DO ALDSON. Attorney at Law.
to Diamond street.
ESTATE OF LAUCHLAN SICINTOSII. DE
CEASED hotk-e Is Ik rebv given that letters
testamentary on the estate oi I.auehlan Mcintosh
hare been granted to the nnilcrslgLed, to w lioni all
persons ludebted to said estate r.re requested to
make Immediate pavment, and those having claims
galmt the same ehould make tlicm known lthout
delay. LVCISETIA MOTT MAUT1N.
JOI h. McITOSH.
auS-SS-Th
FIDELITY TITLE AN D TRUST CO.,
121 ami 123 Fourth avenue.
INSTATE OF RICHARD ALEXANDER. DE
l CEASED. otic-is hereby given that letters
oradml'ilstration on the estate of Itltbanl Alex m
der. deceased, have been granted to the under
signed, to whom all persons indebted to said estato
are requested to make immediate pavinent, and
those having claim against thcsime should mike
them known without dclav. FIDELITY 11TLE
AND TRUST CO.. 121 and 123 Fourth avenue.
DAVID O..KWIMJ. Attorney. jy23-S8-Th
-foriCE OF APPLICATION" FOR INCOR
1 PORATIOX In the Court of Common Fleas
No. 1 or Allegheny couutv. No. 600 September
term, 1S91. N'i'i'c'is herehr given thatanappli
citlon will be made to said court (or a tew Judge
thereof) on SATURDAY, the 29th day of August.
A I). lt9L at 10 o'clock A. M.. under the Cor
poration aet of 1874." and the supplements thereto,
by Alexander W. Cadman v illlam N. Taylor,
Edward J. Llojd, James II. Harlow and Matthew
IJlgger for the charter of an intended corporation to
be called the Edgew ood I'resbTtcrian Church, the
character and object of which Is the support of
public worship according to tho f.ilth, dot trine,
discipline and usages of the Presbyterian Church
In the United states of America, ana for these pur
poses to have, po-sess and enjoy all the rights,
benefits and privileges conferred by the said act
and Its supplements. CHARLES If. THOKP.
aU5-77-Th Solicitor.
POLITICAL.
STRAIGHT-OUT REPUBLICAN
PRIMARIES.
Pursuant to tho order of tho Temporary
County Committee, tho straight-out Repub
licans and all who are opposed to "gag law"
and ring rule are hereby called upon to
meet at the polling places in their lespectivo
districts in Allegheny county
On Saturday, August 22, 1891,
Between tho hours of i and 7 r. sr and elect
one delegate to a convention to be held in
Lafayete Hall, Wood street, Pittsburg,
On Tuesday, August 25, 1891, at 10
O'Clock A. M
To nominate three straight-out Republican
candidates for Judges of the Court of Com
mon Pleas No. 3 and ono straight-out Eepub
lican candidate for District Attorney; and
Immediately after tho nomination of candi
dates for tho above-mentioned offices the
members of said County Convention shall
organize Senatorial District Conventions
according to tboir respective districts and
nominate three candidates in each Sena
torial District as delegates to the Constitu
tional Convention.
Lnch district in the county shall at said
primaries elect one straieht-out Republican
as a member of tho straight-out Republican
Executive Committee.
Blank Tickets and Credentials canbchad
by mall or at straight-out Republican head
quarters, No. 89 Diamond street, nt any time
after August 12, 1891.
W. M. GIBBS,
Chairman.
JARED M. BRUSH,
aui8-53 Secretary.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION ! AUCTION !
Closing out sale Everything must go. Fino
furniture, carpets, notions, photographio
camera, bicycle, lot books, etc. FRIDAY,
August 21, nt 10 o'clock.vi ill posiltvoly be our
last salcat 311 .Maiket st. Eveiy piece of
furniture in the houe must be sold. Cham
ber furnituro, parlor suites in lcither, tap
estrj, plush and haircloth, bookcase, waid
robes, sideboards, chairs, rockers, tables,
couches, lounge, bicycle, photographic out
fit, books, caipots, oilcloth. AImi lot notions,
Mucques, jackets, t03-s, dishes, cte. Remem
ber, ov crything must be sold botoro moving.
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
aue0-2l
OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
Notice is hereby given that the entire
stock of boots and shoes of W. E. Sehmertz
& Co. will be offered for "-ale bv tho Slicntf
at No. IS Fifth av., Pittsburg, on
TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1331,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m. Tho stock is
new and well selected nnd will be sold to
suit pin chasers. E. X. QITI"15Y,
au20-8S Assignee.
Assignee's Sale.
Splendid Coal Mines snd Other Property
of Gumbert & Huey.
POSITIVE SALS.
On Tuesday, September 15, 1891, at
10 O'clock, in Court House
Rotunda,
Coal mines, fully equipped nnd running,
w itli raili oad and riv er shipment, at Uclle
viow station, on Honongahela River and
Bellevernon branch of the P., McK. & Y. R.
R. About 200 acres of unmincd coal, full
rights tor mining, nnd rights for transporta
tion of coal fiom adjoining lands, with 375
acres of other coal depending upon this
means of exit; the best harbor on the river,
with tho frontuge of one and onc-fouith
miles; 20 laborer houses, 12 double and two
single; a store and offices and furniture; ono
fine dwelling of eight rooms and fin
ished attic, the residence o! William
Huey; a large mule stnble; a large bank
stone nnd framo barn, nnd all the
land, and the right, title and Interest there
in of Gumbeit A. Huey, extending from and
including tho "Jacob Kc-sler" land nct
abovo tho Slack road down to Hums' run,
and tho river Iiont back to the River toun
slup road from Burns' run to tho SleJIalns
lot at Frantz'sriui.and all thcpeisonal piop
orty, llxtiire, machinery, tools and it hat
fcoever pertains to or belongs to the opera
tion of the mines.
Also the handsome residence and grounds
of Robert R. Gumbert, of about toven acics.
situate above said mines and lacing said
river. This is a line place, with fruit nnd
Improved grounds. There is a good stable
and all requisite improvements on this
jl.ico for a complete and desirable country
lome.
Also a nice place of ono and three-fourths
acres known as tho McMains place, sitnato
adjoining land of Frederick Courslu and
close by Franz station and fronting on the
Jlonongahela river. This lot is improved
and has on it a good two-story frame houo
and outbuildings.
And also the land known as tho Watson
property, of 132 acies, timber and farming
land. It extends on both sides of the town
ship hill road, and along the township nver
road from Rums' run to Frantz run, except
ing said McJIains lot, and one-lmlt of it Is
covered with good and valuable timber.
Terms or sale Ono-fourth cash, and bal
ance in four somi-nnnii.il payments secured
uy Lfguii utinu unit mnrtgH.se,
M. A. WOODH ARD, Attorney. un20-8 j
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TOR THE SOUTHSIDF, NO. 1112 CARSON
STREET, TELEPHONE NO. C022.
FOR THE EAST END. J. W. WALLACE. 6121
PENN AVE.
FITTSnURO-ADDITIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY, X Butler street.
EMIL G-STUCKF.Y, 24th itrect and Penn avenue.
ALLFOHENY.
A. J. KAFRCIIEH. No. K Teilernl street.
II. J. McBRIDE. Market House, Allegheny.
F. II. EGOERS & SON, Ohio and Chestmu streets.
THOMAS MCHENRY, A cstern and Irwin avenues.
G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Reaver ares.
PERRY 31. GLE1M. Rebecca ami Allegheny av e.
Vi'ANTED.
Main Help.
AN EXPERIENCED STRAIGHTENER AND
a cold siwv er for an "P'tieim mill; must be
well recommended. Address "WESTERN," Dis
patch office. aul5-2i
AD wltlTFRS-SMART'S BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND COLLEGE, 12 Federal St., Al
legheny; good penmanship t night In eight lemons;
private lessons, both sexes; dav and evening.
aul5-:o-TTSSu
T)ARHER-GOOD BARBER IMMEDIATELY:
Jjjrooil wages ; stc-ulv emnloiment. Apph atF.
11. KLINE'S. 275 Reaver iiv Allegheny, .v.20-20
BOYAHOUT 10 or'isyears OLD? FOR GRO
CERY store; one who undent inds driving
horc. Inquire of J. W. SMITH, 810 Main St.,
Braddock, Pa. an!9-9
ClAULKERS AND PIPE LAYERS ON GAS
line neir COCHRAN'S MILLS. B. A O. R. R.:
none but No. 1 workmen need apply. au20-M
T-ilbTRICT MANAGERS EVERYWHERE FOR
J an Incorporated Massachusetts endowment
order; bcncllti, ?a tofl.400 in three ytar, JT00 to
Sl.fOO hi seven vears, with sick, accident and death
neiifflts; exclusive territory ind big pav to live
workers: write quick JAMEb T. UFA NOLDS,
Room 303. Exchange building, Boston, Mass.
au2)-Y-WThsu
RUG CLERK QUALIFIED ASSISTANT:
good reference required. Address B. D. R.t
Dispatch office anM-4
EEWGOOD SALESMEN-CAN EARN FROM,
' WtoMdnlly; applv after 10A.M. THEKEV
STONE NOVELTY COMPANY, KoomNo.9, Ex
celsior building, torncr Grant and Sixth av.
auID-15
MEN-rOR THE UNITED STATES ARMY,
able-bodied, unmarrli d men between the ages
of 21 and 35 years; good pvy, rations, clothing and
medical attendance: ippllrants must be prepared
to furnish s-irKfactorv ovldercc as to age, char
acter and habits. Apply at No. 915 PEN N AV.,
Pitteburg, Pa. Jy5-0-Thsu
RGANIZERS-TnE ORDER OF SO LON PAYS
I.OOO In sev en years and $ per week sick bene
fits: three ve.irs old:8.0io members; resorvedfund
with accrued Interest fJC7, 000; live men wanted;
splendid chance. Apply 39 FIFTH AV.. third
floor. aull-r,l
ORGANIZERS-TOE ORDER OF THE HELP
ING Hand pav $1,001 57 iO. J.VX). S3S0 In live
years; weekly benefit fii, S20. tlo. 75u. For par
ticulars address J. J. KYAN, 0J5 Penn ave.
auli-M
PERSONS LIVING OUT OF THE CITYTO
take shorthand by m.ill; complete In 24 lessons
for$r; Instruction guarantted; best system. BOX
869, Pittsburg, Pa. aal9-22
SALESMAXEXPERIEXCED GENTS' FURN
IslHNG salesman, capable of taking charge of
department: reference required. Apply AT HIE
OFFICE, SlOMarkcttt. au20-S9
SOLICITORS FOR LIFE INSURANCE: LIR-
ERAL commissions; policy taking because
t pleasing In price and plan. MURRY A El
Aa, 34 Fidelity lmlldlng. . my27-19
most
tsAL
7tT PER MONTH SALARY AND EXPENSES
tID4 O to special representatives In evtry county;
no experience necessary; ability to follov.- Instruc
tions required onl) : steady employment; send
stamps for full particulars and contruct. Address
WORCESTER. FERRULE MFG. CO.. 24 llcr
xnon St., Worcester. Mass. Jyl5-28-D
Wanted Agents.
A FEW AGENTS-GENTLEMEN OR LADIES:
nojieddllng; no selling: salary or commission;
reference required. UNION EXCHANGE,
Room 111, 706 1'cnn av. aul8-03
AGENTS-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
handle the new patent ebemlcal Ink erasing
pencil; the greatest selling noveltv ever producea;
erases Ink thoroughly hi two seconds: no abrasion
ofp.tper; 200 to 500 per cent profit; one agent's sales
amounted to U20 in six days; another 32 In two
hours; we want one encrgetlo general aeut for
each state and TerrltorJ . For terms and full particu
lars, address THE MON ROE ERASER MFG. CO.,
La Crosse, Wis. my.3-75
AGENTS-TO TAKE TERRITORY FOR OUR
greatest seller of modern times; "King's
Handbook of the U.S.," 910 p.ige:2,fl.-l;l illustra
tion; 51 colored maps; sells lor ?2 ."O: ne shall be
able to fill orders promptly as aO.100 copies are
ready. P.J.FLEMING & LO.. IU5 Hfth av.,
Pitts'iurg. Ji24-TiiwTliFSSu
AGENTS-LIFE INSURANCE AGENISWHO
desire to Increase, their income can secure a
permanent situation, on salary or commission, as
preferred, w ith the most successful accident insur
ance company in America, bv addicsblng. with
nferencto, W. D. CHASE, secretary. Otnevo,
. Y. au20-G0
GEXTS-TO SELL LABOR DAY DECOR A
TiON badges: bright show y colors: appropri
ate design: sample mailed Scents; investigate be
fore too late. M. ERNST, Cleveland, O. au20-93
GENTLEMAN OF ABILITY AS GENERAL
agent for Western Pa., bv a B. k L. Associa
tion: maturity value of stock pjld or mortgage
cancelled at death. Insurance from strictly old line
eonipauv. To the right man liberal contract.
MUTUAL GUARANTEE R. & L. CO., 42u -Walnut
St., Philadelphia. auli-3.-
GENERAL AGENTS AND CANVASSERSTO
toM.Il '-Ibe Gem Pinking sheirs;" fastest
selling noveltv In exlstence;everyl idv wants them.
HARRIS & REYNOLDS. Grand Rapids. Mich.
an.B-91-Thsu
"Wanted Pemale Hew.
A FEW WELL DRESSED LADIES FOR A
new, pleasant and profitable business; eisy
work. AddrtssJ. M. SllEPPARD, General e
llvery. Pittsburg, Pa. an20-71
A LADY OF GOOD ADDRESS FOR PFRMA
IX. NENT position; silarySSO the first month,
then WO. Address LOCK BOX 761. Columbus, it. ;
Include eelf-addresscd stamped envelope.
aulS-72
COOK FIRST-CLASS FEMALE COOK,
white or colored: wages ifoa week. Apnlt at
cor. HIGHLAND AV. and R1PFEY ST., Eat
Liberty. auIS-34
pIRL-FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK TO GO
VJT to the country fin- a short time with small
lam'lr. light work. 67 FEDERAL oT., Allegheny,
2d iloor front 1 00m. ag-JO-23
pIRL-FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN A
v T family of four grown persons. 72o CARsON
ST., second door from Eighth t. auJV)
G0VERNESENGL1SH PREFERRED: MUST
teach music; references required. MRS. E.
M. QUINLY, orbes and Mey ran av s. aull-17
OCSEKEEP ER-M IDbTiAGrD rBOTEsT
ANTIady In family of time. Address J. M.
SllEPPARD, General Dellv try, Pittsburg, Pa.
au20-72
TE CIIER-EXPERIENCED LADY TEACHER
for room 7, in Oitkmonl schools, Allegheny
county. Pa.; term ten months; election Yhursday
evening, Augusts, 1S91. C. M. C. CAMPIlFLi.,
Sccretarj. an 10-15
T ,- NEAT DINING-ROOM GIRLS FOR EX
0 POSITION. KEYSTONE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU, 4 Sivth st. ,au2 -S
"Wanted Slate and Peiualn Help.
FIRST CLASS TiNNER, TEAMSTERS,
laliorers, quarrvmen. 0110 boy. three colored
men, cooks, nurses, thainbcr maids, dining room
glrN, house girls, t.erman and colored girls. MRS.
E. THOMPsi IN, 60S Grant st. jnl5-i
F
ARM HANDS, DAIRYMEN, GARDENERS,
ttamsteis. laborers, viomtn took. S15 per
monin: launircs, uisnvvasnc rs, cnamiKrmaKis,
waitresses, family cooks. MEEIIAN'S, 54" Grant
street. aul7-D
Wanted Situations.
I EMPLOYMENT METAL PATTERNS AND
j nifKbis to make; aho Inventions perfected. E.
P. SI.EVJZ & CO., lib First av-., third Hoor.
aull-24
rOSTTION AN EXPERIENCED ACCOUNT
ANT, who can lurnlsh gilt-edged references,
desire the management of a set of Iwoks that will
n quire onl) a portion of his time dallvta No. 1
chance to secure the serv ices of a No. 1 man. Ad
dress P. o, UOX2S9. tity. au-lv-13-TThs
-pO-sTTlON-AS COACHMAN. BY AN EX
L PERIENCED man who thoroughly undcr
s ands the care of horses: cm fuiulsh refirences.
Addriss A. C K., Dispatch ollicc. au2fl-76
IJDsITIOX AS AN OITICE ASSISTANT OR
slii; ping clirk; can give good reference. Ad
dress J. E., Dispatch oDke. au3-75
QITUATION-BY" A YOUNG MAN 25 YEARS
O i age, sneaks German and English fluently, as
traveling Mlesman or agent, wltn some rehablo
honse; liest of reterences given, also security. If
necessarv. Address, S. G., Dispatch office.
aul6-43-TTSu
SITUATION BY ' EXPERIENCED BOOK
KEEIT.R; good references. Address G. K.,
Dispatch ollicc. aul9-21
STTUATIOX-AS COOK BY GERMANGIRL
Address W. R., Dispatch office. au20-10
V, anted Hoarders and Lodgers.
pENTLEMEN FOR NICELY FURNISHED
VT front rooms In private family, both gases and
bath; near parks. W ARCH ST., Allegheny.
auav-GTliSit
ADY ROOMMATE AND BOARDERS. 190
FEDERAL, ST., Allegheny. aul8-3I
Wanted TJonrdlng.
E
OARD FROM-fiEFTEMIlER 15.BY GENTLE
aiA.i aim wile: nrc-cuss room nnu noara
dress F. li.. Dispatch nfllcc.
rIftii.andO.aig st. Aci-
aui6-t-i-ir,
THURSDAY; AUGUST
20.
WANTED.
Financial.
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST MARKET
rates on bond and mortgage: no delay.
REED 11. COYLE & CO., cor. Fourth av. and
Grant st. dell-TTS
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD MORTGAGE
securities, lowest rates; no delay. SAMUEL
W. BLACK A CO., 90 Fourth ay. dell-4-TThs
H
nwv n.n .. . v ... imwiVT . I1VC. T rTl"
EST Interest; no delay. BLACK X BAIRD,
Fonrth av. apll-24-TTS
95 Fonrth av.
MORTGAGES-?IOO,mo TO LOAN-SCMS tK00
to ",oto to tao.000: expenses light; money
ready, a. J. FLEMING, 152 Fifth av. ana-95
MortgagesmonetTto loan in SUSIS
to suit at 4V$, 5 and 6 per cent. ROUERT G.
iA.ii..i. uh tourinav. -jti. iw. apts-iw-ioau
MORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
county property at lowest rates. HENRI A.
EAVER & CO.. 92 Fourth av. mh2-D
aUICK LOAN OF NOT OVER 2,500; HIGH
EST Interest 'paid; real estate security. Ad
dress LOAN, Dispatch office. anll-99
Miscellaneous.
BOOKKEEPING WE ATTEND TO THE
opening and clostng and adjusting of books ot
all kinds: voucher sv stem introduced and individ
ual Instruction given bookkeepers In same; long
experience and references as to accuracy, prompt
ni ss and discretion. McCAFFERTY i. ROBIN
SON, Room IB, 95 FJfth av, Je2S-92i-TTS
CIGAR STOREl"AT CHAMRERS'BUSINESS
AGENCY, 102 Fourth av.. Room 6. an20-80
1?VERY"IiODY TO CALL AT ONCE AND
J examine our mammoth stock of watches, with a
runge in price of J2 50 to $250, and l.fOl different
styles to select from. K. SMIT, 932 and 934 Liberty
st , 7C3, 703, 707 Smlthfleld. Souvenir spoons ?1
cath. au20-7-ThS
HOUSE-TO RENT A HOUSE OF 6 TO 8
rooms la Oakland or East End; mnstbein
food location. Address, stating rent, etc., W. J.,
lispatch office. au20-25
MACHINISTS-TO NOTICE THAT THERE IS
a strike pending at the Continental Tube
Work, now operated bv the Oil Well supply Co.,
SECOND AV.. Pittsburg. aul8-37-TTSSn
SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES OF WALL
paper, free to any address: 10-ceiit wall paper
at5c. 15-cent wall paper at Re, 25-cent gold paper at
lfc a bolt. G. G. O'HRIEN, Paint and Wall
Paper Store, 292 Filth av. aull-13-rrs
TRUNKS HAULED TO AND FROM EAST END
for 50c. CAMPBELL & DAVIS, 12 seventh ay.
Telephone 270. Jvl7-90
rOUNG MEN AND LADIES TO KNOW THAT
L they can acquire a thorough knowledge of pen
manship, arithmetic, grammar, spelling, etc., by
our brief and original methods In the shortest pos
sible time for S5 per month; bookkeeping taught by
actual business practices; English training and
shorthand departments: a full corps of expert
teachers; fall term begins September J: day and
night; school now open. ACTUAL BUSINESS
COLLEGE, No. 5 Sixth av.; M. .1. Conner, Presi
dent: J. M. Phillips, Expert Accountant.
aiil8-00-TTh
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
City Residences.
I?0R SALE-IPOO CASH. REMAINDER IN
small monthly payments. No. 179 Washington
av., Thlrtv-first ward, house 5 rooms, with largo
cor. lot; price only $1,000: renting for ?I2 pernio.;
a nice noinc or a paving investment, tvii. v . a.
HERRON St SONS, 80 Fourth av. an4-!9-l,8,H,20
Foist End Residences.
Q 800-THREE BRICK HOUSES OF THREE
tJpOj rooms and cut-stone cellar each. In the Sev
enteenth ward: well finished. Inside and outside
shutters, water on porch: also, four lots, each
20xS4. Price, fl.ono, or f7. for all. This prop
erty is well located, extending back from a 0O-1 1.
street to a 20-ft. alley, and Is a bargain. MAGAW
& GOFF, MM., 145 Fourth ave. aulG-35-TTSSu
flg( SOO-LARGE NEW FRAME HOUSE, SIX
tJPUj large rooms, fin. .attic, hall. bath, nat,
gas, electric lights, h. and e. water. Inside closet,
etc.: centrally located on one of the best Btreetsln
the East End. with large lot: this Is one of the best
built and inostcompletelr arranged houses that we
have on our list. DENNISTON, ELDEKKIN &
CO., LIM., 1232 Penn av. Tel. 5327.
aul3-27-TiiThrsu
(PO 800-BOQUET ST., OAKLAND-AFRAME
u)t)j house of seven rooms, b. r., slate mantels"
tile hearths, speaking tubes, Iront and back
Eirches. fine v lew of Schcnley Park. MURRY 4
DSALL, 31 Fidelity building. auM-M-Trs
Suburban Kesldences.
4 GOOD FARM OF ABOUT CO ACRES-WTrn
J excellent dwelling. large barn, fine large
orchard; every tree laden with the choicest fruit,
etc.tsltuate nearthe city, within oncmllcof R. R.
station: churches, school, stores, postotnee. etc.
J AS. W. DRAPE & CO., 313 Wood st., cltv.
aul9-47
AT DERRY, P. R. R.-GOOD 2-STORY FRAME
building; 2 store rooms. 17 dwelling rooms
and stable, occupied as grocery, baktry and
boarding house; present business done, S15.000 to
20,000 per tear; rental J800 per year; only 5. 00
LIGGETT BRO-5., 71 Diamond St. aul0-76
DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AND
groundsoiiIlncofP.,F.W.i.C.R.R..Imlniites'
walk from station; ov er 2jJ acres, having a gentle
elevation and commanding a wide stretch of river
and sylvan scenery: numerous full grown shade
trees and shrubbery; spacious lawn: concrete
walk6 all around the property: an excellent donblc
residence with wide nail la center; large rooms;
finished attic rooms; dry celiac; natural gas;
jorches. etc., etc. i- carriage house and other out
lulldlng; one of the most dellghtfnl places on the
railroad, and sw eet and cool In the most torrid
weather; a great bargain; would exchange In part
for city property. JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.. 3M
Wood st . city. aul9-47
1?OR SALE-?5C0 DOWN, AND MONTHLY
. payments thereafter If desired.- at Shadyslde,
modern new house seven rooms, cltv sewerage; lot
39x1.0 ft.: location central, at Shadysldc: price
$4,000. ISO) W. A. HERRON & SONS. f0 Fourth
av. aul5-45-15,20,25,3I
FOR. SALE LOTS.
East End Lots.
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS IN WILKIN S
BURG. 50x120 on Ross st.opposlte fine residence
of AV. C. Lyne; flagstone sidewalks; five minutes
from dt pot, shade trtes and building restrictions.
HOFFMAN & BALDRIDGE, vv ilklnsburg, oppo
site depot. auJ0-73
LOTS IN FAHNESTOCK TLACE PLAN,
llomewood: fronting oa Penn, Homewood:
McPhtrson, Tnomas and 3Iead streets: every lot
has lrult anil shade trees; best of schools and
churches; society and neighborhood strlckly first
class; Penna. R. R. and Duqnesne Traction furnish
rapid transit every fewmlnutes; property In this
plan from 5.19 per foot front up; Ihomas street, 100
leet wide, only ?5 per foot front; it will pay you to
Investigate this plan lwforu buying elsewhere.
LIGGETT BROS., 71 Diamond st.
au20-82-TTS6u
, 300 WILL BUY 10 NICE LEVEL LOTS IN
yDttj the East End.closeto car line, size 25x110 ft.;
thev can be retailed at000each; only 700 cosh re-
iiuiini. i. . j A.Jiii3- A Vts. su r iiui 111 .i.e..
153 Frankstowa ave.
au20-78-KThs
Alleglieny Lots.
LOTS-IN RIDGEV1EW PLAN, ELEVENTH
ward. Alltghenv; lots In Duqutsne Park,
'tenth ward, Allegheny; lot In Rose's plan. Brush
ton station, P. R. P.. J. E. McCRICKART, 140
Fifth ar. aul-47-MTh
Snbnrbnn Lots.
CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS AT PALMER
Place, Swissvale. P. R. R., two minutes from
station, building restrictions; very tasv terras to
those desiring to build; unsurpassed location: come
andsecforvours'lf. HOFFMAN & BALDRIDGE,
AVilklnsburg. opposite depot. au20-73
LOTS-BEST AND CHEAPEST LOTS NEAR
the city at Etna station; 1( new houses on plan
within cany reach of two railroads, and an tie trie
line almost completed: board walks; everything
convenient. Trices $100 to J300; terms ?l to 2 per
v-eek. Plans and photos at office. MAGAW A
GorF, LIM., 115 Fourth av e. aul6-35-TTSSu
LOTS BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR
from J10O to $300. in the Eighteenth ward, long
payments: easy terms. Inquire of CIIAS. E.
CORNELIUS, attorney. 40! (.rant St., Pittsburg:
or go to his ollicc. Mornlngsideav., oa the grounds,
and si e his agent, T. Ed. Cornelius. m j 19-45-D
LOTS-ON GLENWOOD AV.. CONVENIEN T
to B. & O. station and Second av. electric
road: avenue graded, macadamized, sidewalk, city
water: houses and lots on v erv easy terms: monthly
pavments if desired. GEORGE C. BURGWIN,
Attomej-at-Lavr. 150 Fourth ay. Jyl2-l7-TTS5n
CUBURBAN PROPERTY THE LARGEST
U lots, the lotvtst prices and the easiest and best
ttrms In the couutv at Sheradcn, 15 minutes from
Union station; see'Sheraden belore you buy else
where. ANDREW PATTERSON, Secretary, 127
Fifth a v. fc27-72-D
1 "9 ACRES OF NICE LYING GROUNDON
XZi the Perrysvllle road; elegant place for a
country residence or to lay out In lots. JAS. AV.
DRAPE & CO., 313AYood St., city. aull-n
Farms.
TAESIRABLE INA'ESTMENT-317 ACRES OF
XJ black walnut and rich limestone land, fenred;
underlaid with 0 feet of superior gas and coking
coil, now opened and marketed: lies beautifully;
well watered: highly Improved; large modem
bnllt. hardnuod-tlnlshcd, slate-roofed house, 8
rooms, cellar, verandas and shutters, two-story
wash house, hank barn, stable, granary, corn,
coal and smoke house, 3 poultry houses, orchard,
choice fruit: complete equipment of farm
machinerv ; will exchange for city property. ED.
AVirrisH, 410 Grant St., Pittsburg. aulS-50-TTS--
I7IARM 10 ACRES, FOUR MILES FRO.AI PITT.
. BURG, are minutes from Falrhavon, Castle
Shannon R. R.; has good five-roomed house, out
buildings, cellar, springs, orchard timber; eliurth,
school, mill at Fairfiatcn. Address or Inquire
GEORGE GUTBUB. Falrhavcn. au.o-87-Thsu"
Manufacturing Sites.
A GOOD MANUFACTURING SITE. WELL
located on railroads; has good waterfront on
hartlers creek: terms east. Call on or address
PETER YUNKER, Sr.. McKccs Rocks. Pa.
null-tu
FOIt SALE BUSINESS.
HnslnesH Opportunities.
ll.oTlllNu ATi l,E.MS' tlJIt.MslUNU
J store, doing the leading business In a town
01 15,000 Inhabitants, within . miles of Pittsburg:
location best In the town; stock will Invoice about
flO.lWi: this is a go.id chanr" to buy a good paying
business; rood reasons for selling. Address T. T.,
Dispatch oflice. Jya-92
I)
BYGOODS, MILLINERY' AND FURNISH
IN a store? uood stand: grocery stores. (3i0to
$8,rO0; gtneral stores, shoe stores, cigar stores,
bakeries. PERCPVAL & GASTON, 439 Grant st.
au20-98
FOR SALE-AN ACTIVE AND PROFITABLE
livery business, well established, fully
equipped nnd finely located; close to the station of
a prosperous torni near the cltr; real estate,
buildings, velilclik, l.amess. etc. .at n low-price.
(1-71-317.) CHARLES SOMERS & CO., 13 Fourth
uvcuue. au20-07-TTS'
189L
FOIt SALK-BUSLNESS.
Ilnslness Opportunities.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE IN
the stone, brick and lime business la a j ub
urban town; quarry opened and unusual faculties
for working and snipping. Terms to suit, lor
particulars see J. 0. BOYER, 90 Diamond st.
aul4-85-TTFSu
AN OLD ESTABLISHED IRON AND STEEL
broker's business now In successful running
condition and making money: this Is an unusually
good opening for any one who understands the
business. Particulars confidentially from JAS.
AV. DRAPE A CO., 313 Wood st., city.
au 19-47
AN OLD ESTABLISHED BRICKYARD IN
the city, with complete machinery for carry
ing on the business; excellent location: a great
bargain to a cash huver; Immediate possession.
JAS. AV. DRAl'E & CO., 314 Wood St., city.
aul9-47"
AN ESTABLISHED AND WELL PAYING
business In East Liberty treason for selling too
much other business to attend to. Will Ix-ar Inves
tigation. Capital required $1,000. Address "M"
Dispatch office. au-JW
17LOUR MfLL-FOH SALE CHEAP: ALSO
: brick and tile factory: finely situated in North
west Missouri; doing excellent bnslness. LOCK
BOX 33, Albany. Mo. au!9-34
GROCERY-AT A GOOD BARGAIN-ONE OF
the best retail grocery stores In the city: must
lie sold atouce. For particulars address P. O. BOX
304, YoungstOH-n. O. au!9-C4
IN AN ACTIVE SUBURB CLOSE TO THE
city, cash grocery doing a nice retail business;
stock will Invoice 'S700 to ?S00; small capital re
quired. CHARLES SOMERS Jt CO.. 12" Fourth
av. aul-38-TTS
T IVERY" BUSINESS-HORSES, HEARSE. SUR--lJ
REY. coaches, buggies and wagons, etc. KEY
STONE STABLES, 180 sandusky St.. Alle. au9-40
ONE-HALF INTEREST IN COUNTRY' PAPER:
good lire town; only newspaper published
there. Inquire of S, W., Dispatch office.
aul9-Il
T)ETAIL BUSINESS MOST PROMINENT
-IV street: growing trade: sales over $10o,0CO last
year; double store, four stories: exceptionally
food opportunity. A. LEGGATE & SON. 103
ourth av. au!G-57-D
ffiO 000 OR INA'OIOE-SHOE STORE IN A
tU-"j good town, near the city, at a bargain to
quick huver; long lease, low rent: fine cigar store
in central part or the city; livery stable, milk
route, grocery stores, $200 to $10,000; restaurant.
HOLMES & CO., 420 smlthfleld st. au20"
Business Properties.
IIFTH AV.-P.500-A 3-STORY BRICK HOUSE
. of 1; rooms and store-room, near Vine st.
GEORGE SCHMIDT, 157 Fourth av. anl3-!0
TtTTUE AA'ENUE-ONLT TEN MINUTES
1 1 from postolllce a good three-story business
property, containing storeroom and eight dwelling
rooms, bath, inside w. c. and all conveniences; lot
22x1(0; this property wlllbe sold on very e isv terms,
or cheap for cash. SAMUEL AY. BLACK CO.,
Oil Fourth av. aul5-;l-15,17,18,a).21,
FOK SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Velilclos. Live Stock.
A CARLOAD OF BUSINESS AND DRIVING
horses Just arrived: can be seen at Murray's
stables, Dnnuesnc way, below Sixth St. II. II,
CUNNINGHAM, Marlon, O. au20-17
CI O A C II -O N E THEEE-OUARTFR HIG II
' seated carriage, cheap. Apply at KEYSTONE
STABLES, No. loO Sandusky St., Allegheny.
auI5-49
HORSE'PAIR or CARRIAGE HOrSES.TAVO
combination, and three saddle horsen (sound),
also one verv fine pony. Apply SCHENLEA" RID
ING ACADEMY, corner Neville and Bavarfl.
au20-79
PERFECT FAMILY' nORSE; DOES NOT
scare at cars or steam; lti hands; beautiful bay.
JOS. McKIBBON, Fountain st, auM-M
SHETLAND PONIES-42 TO 44 INCHES HIGn.
for sale: well broken tor women and children to
ride and drive: bays, blacks and duns. Address J.
II. STRAUB, Lock Box 285, Youngstown, O.
auia-lO"
Machinery nntl Metals.
I ENGINES AND BOILERS-SECOND-HAND:
'j largest stock of all sizes; 10x30. 12x24. 12x13. 10
X20. 10x10, 10x12. 9x12,8x12,7x12, 8x12: mounted port
able engine, boilers of all sizes, shafting, pulleys.
Sumps, governor, etc. Telephone, 3101, a and
PartAVay. Allegheny. Pa. J. S. YOUNG.
apll-D
SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND BOILERS
Two 35 horse-power and two ten horst 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. HARMEs'
MJACHINEDEI,OT, 99 First ve. Jy29-D
MlseeRancou.
ANY AND EVERYTHING IN TnEAVATCH,
clock and Jewelry line at lowest prices. K.
SMIT, 932 and 03! Liberty, and 703, 705, 707 Smith
field. an20-7-Ths
TO LIST.
City Residences.
TO LET-ONLY' A FEW 3nNUTES' WALK
from P.O.; fine apartment house 7 rooms,
modern fixtures: Forbes, nt ar Magee st. ; rent low.
AT. A. HERRON & SONS. 80 Fourth ave.
au20-10-TTSt
Kast End Itesltlcncos.
rpO LET-ONLY THREE LEFT (OUT OF 13)
X of those fine atoue houses on Alpha Terrace,
near Stanton and Neglev avs.. East End; seven
rooms; loo&tlv finished In hardwood; all modern
fixtures; $10 and $45 per month. AV. A. HEKRON
& SONS, 80 Fourth av. au2Ml-:,22,25,28t
Itooms.
VTICELY FURNISHED ROOMS-USE BATTI.
11 both gases, etc. ; 15 minutes' walk from Court
House, five minutes' ride Fifth ar. cars. 249 DIN
AVID11IEST. ausi-lot
IOOAIS-TO COUPLE WmiOUT CHILDREN.
; two nicely furnished rooms for light hon-e-kceplng;
convenient to postofflce. 15 RIVER AV.,
Allegheny. au20-81t
mWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIG HT
X housikteplng. 190 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny.
aulS-TOt
TO LET-FURNISHED ROOM?: GAS AND
bath. 221 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny.
nn20-Cf-Thssut
rpAA'O UNFURNISHED ROOMS-ONE FRONT,
X one back. 156 ARCH ST. auJO-I-Thi-sut
Offices. Desk Room,
LARGE FRONT FARLORs SUITABLE FOR
business purposes. 35 FEDERAL ST.. Alle
gheny; aua-2t
LOST.
LOST-FROAl 215 FIRST" AV., A PARROT,
suitable reward for Its return. au20-22
LOST-BRACELET-BET WEEN SILVER LAKE
and AVashington av., Allegheny, gold chain
bracelet, with heart-shape locket. Reward if re
turned to M. J.. Dispatch oillce. anl8-92
FOUND.
IXIUND-THAT Y'OU SAAT! FROM $1 TO $5 ON
. each picture or mirror purchased; cash or
trcdlt. T. C. MCELROY, No. 2 sixth st.. np
stairs. au!8-C2-TTS
TTOUND-rOCKETnOOK AUGUST 18 IN RE
X1 DOUBT alley, ladj's pocketbook containing
sum of money and papers. Owner can have same
by calling at NO. 51 FIRST AV. au!7-59
ITiOUND-NOT A HOUSE AND LOT, BUT TO
. let vou know- that we can give vou a complete
sideboard outfit consisting of pitkle castor, butter
dish, five-bottle dinner castor and cake dish, all
for$J. and warranted to wear, at K. SMIf '8, 932
and 911 Liberty and 703,705,707 Smlthlicld t.
au20-7-Tbs
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL WE HAAT. BOOKS. AND LOTS
of them: largest old boo! store west of the Alle
gheny Mountains. LEA'I'S, 900 Liberty St. Jyl9
PERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
and silver; Jewelry repaired: new work made
to order. CHIOS. HAbCH. 541 Smlthfleld. Jyl7-13
ERSONAL SCHOOL BOOKS AVE CAN
sav e y 011 from 5 to 40 per cent on new and old
books. FRANK BACON & CO., 301 Smltliflcld st.
aulS
PERSONAL WHEN I WAS A SMALL HOY
my mother always repaired mv breeches and
jacxei. out since t got to oc a great oigman, ijjuiv
sON, the will-known tailor, C5 lifth av.. cor.
AVoodst., set oud Iloor, has been substituted, who
now does all my cleaning, pressing and renovating
la great shape. TU. looa. myl5-80-D
PERSONAL "THE FALL Or POMPEII" IS
no comparison to the great reduction sale
now going on at our stores. Genuine diamonds!!!
great varletli s at 33 per cent reduction oa regular
prices; watches, clocks and Jew elrv" of evirv de
scription at equally low prices. Remember the
name and numbers. K. &M1T, five stores hi one,
932 and 111 Liberty A., 703, 703, 707 smlthfleld.
Plttshitrgand Allegheny souvenir spoons at $1 CO
each. au20-7-Tbs
A GRAND CHANCE!
A First-Class Dairy Business
FOB SALE!
The undersigned offer for sile one ot the
finest dairy businesses in the East End, con
sisting of over 100 heiid ot milch cows; nlso
horses, milk wagons, cans. etc.. uiul complete
dairy ontllt. all in good condition. A tlrst
class trade in the Ent End mill Oakland,
now bringing in nearly $i,0()0 per month.
AVill be sold entire at a reasonable price to a
Unit-class p.ut3'. s.itisfaetoty ieat.0115 given
for selling.
To tho purchaser of the abovo business
will bo rented tho farm, consisting of 50
act es of land itli good pasturage, together
with barns, stables, houses lor men, boiler,
engine, cte. II10 farm lias on it a good or
cliaitl of fi-dlt ttees, vineyard, vegetable
gaidon, ote Natural gas on tllo promlsos
lurnislied TREE for light and beat.
This is one of the best paying businesses
In the East End, and is a grand opening for
tho right hind of a pirty.
For particulars with terms apply to
KELLY & RODGERS,
6216 Penn Avenue.
aul3 S3-TTS
EDUCATIONAL.
Private SJiorUiuml Institute.
Fall term opens Sept. 1; shorthand and pewrlt
Ing; Graham and Pitman systems; Ctligraph and
Remington machines; day and evening sessions;
terms easy. Call or address PRIVATE SHORT
HAND INSTITUTE. 415 Smlthfleld St., Pittsburg,
Pa. auS-2-TTS
JEFFERSON ACADEMY. CANONSBURG. PA.
Principal, C. M. Des Islets. Ph. D. (Prince
ton). A home school; open September lti. 1S91;
thorough lnstrurtlon: college preparation a spe
cialty; experienced teachers: has educated many of
the ablest men of the South and AA'est. Send for
handbook. Jel3-I3-TTS
E
. ot T tTii'Tnt- . 1 . Tx-aa- rml TTF T cirnllTTI
avenue, l'rlnrlnals: B. AV. Alltehell. A. M..
Ph. D. John T, Daniel. A. M. Prepares for the
best colltges and polytechnic schools. Opens Sep-
ttmoerin. lol. or catalogue inn iiiiiituiiiimu
address JOHN T. DANIEL, 278 Federal St.. Alle
gheny Pa. aul8-23-TTS
UEMOA'ED-KING'S SCHOOL OF ORATORY,
elocution and dramatic culture removed to
University Building, Diamond St., opposite Court
House. Byron Av . King, manager; James M.
AVlsman. associate manager. Class and private
lessons, literature, French and German. Delsartc.
old school and modern systems. Send lor pros
pectus. anll-59
"ITrESTEEN UNIA'ERSITY OF PENNA
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS, Sep
tember 14 and 15.
$100 in PRIZES for best entrance examin
ations. For particulars vv rlto to
AV. .1. HOLLAND, Pres't, Pittsburg, Pa.
Je4-9S-TTS
LCTHERV1LLE SEMINARY' (NEAR BAL
TIMORE) for young ladies. fHj per
year. 39tb year. Modern conveniences,
largo campus, full faculty, thorough train
ing, home comfoits. Send lor catalogue.
REV. J. II. TURNER, A. II., Principal,
Lutlierrille, Md. JyH-77-TT3
Pennsylvania Ilollidaysburg.
Hollldavsbnrg Seminary for Y'oung AVomen and
Girls. Thorough Instruction. Methods adapted
to the Individuality of each pnpil. Home com
forts. Location exceptlonatlv healthful. Malaria
unknown. Address MRS. R. S. HITCHCOCK.
jell-17-TTS
Harcourt Place Seminary.
A school of the highest grade for young
ladies and girls. Established upon original
lines, iti success has been remarkable. For
catalogue, address the principal, 3IISS ADA
I. AYER, B. A., Gambler, Ohio. Jel5-9-TTS
Kenyon Military Academy.
This old and remarkably successful school
provides thorough preparation forColIego
or Bu3ines and careful supervision of
health, habits and manners. For illustrated
catalogue, address LAAVRENCE RUST, LL
D., Rector, Gambicr, Ohio. jel5-9-TT3
TEAY RAPID PHONOGRAPHY AND
-La typewriting and complete business
course taught at Park Institute, 204 North
ave., Allegheny. New term opens Septem
ber 1. Evening sessions September 28. Cat
alogues anil journal to any addrcs free.
au20-TTS LEVI LUDDEN, A. At., Principal.
1)LAIRSYILLE SEAIINARY', AST Y'EAK
J opens Sept. 9. '9L Beautiful grounds
commodious Duildlngs, healthful location
olcctric light, steam heat, special attention
to health, manners, morals: thorough In
struction in preparatory nnd advanced
courses of study, and in art and music.
For cntalogne address REV. T. R. EWING,
D.D., Principal, Blairsvlllo, Pa. jy24-87-TT3
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Permanent income from the State. Annnal
revenues, $150,000. Tiventy-flve departments.
Forty-three professorsnndassistants. Classi
cal, scientific and technical courses. Ten
laboratories. Both sexes admitted. Tuition
free. Send for catalogue. jy23-I3-Ths
HOLY GHOST COLLEGE.
Next session opens September 2 New stu
dents should come to bo examined August
31. Special Business Department for Book
keeping. Shorthand, Typewriting, etc. Ger
man and Elocution tree of charge. For cata
logue and further particulars address
REV. JOHN T. ItUUPHl', C. S. Sp,
President.
Night School opens October 5. jyll-0j-TT3
PITTSBURG ACADEMY.
Academic, Normal, Commercial. Students
prepared for advanced classes in the best
colleges, for teaching, for business. Yonng
Ladies' Seminary Department. Fall term
opens Monday, September 7, 1891. Office days
AVedncsdays nnd Saturdays. Hon. Thomas
M. Marshall, President Board of Trustees.
For catalogue address J. AVARREN LYTLE,
Principal, No. 7 Fourth avenue.
jy9-81-TUTh8
E GOLLEGE A NEW SCHOOL
TlniversltvRuIldinir. Diamond street, oddo-
slte Court Honse, Pittsburg. Full corps ot
instructors. English, Normal, Classical,
Scientific. Ladies' Literary course. Night
school and Saturday classes. Shorthand,
Typewriting. Bookkeeping, Music, Elocu
tion. Send for prospectus. Opens Septem
ber L E. M. AVOOD, D. D., LL. D., President
aul2-41-D
CURRT
UNIA'HKSITY,
SIXTH ST.
Thirty years of success. Full collegiate
courses". Normal, Ladies' Seminary, English,
3IoehonicaIand Electrical Engineering De
partments. Conservatory of Music, School
of Elocution, Night School and Saturday
Normal i;iases. isooKKeeping, anonn-tnu
nnd Typewriting. Opens Sept.
sept. L
Send for
catalogue. 11. ji. no vv u, l-rest.
aul-D
A CHILDREN'S SCHOOL THE ATTEN
TION of parents and guardians having
children between the aic of 3 and IS is
hereby called to tho excellently equipped
home school for boys and girls on one ot tho
charming hills overlooking Butler. The
situation of tho school is unsurpassed for
beauty of scenery and health. Special atten
tion is given to training of children and
homo culture. For terms and particulars
addross REA'. P. C. PRUGH, D.D., Butler,
Pa. References: B. AVolIE Jr., and P. Kell,
Pittsburg. anlS.93-Tra
ITTSRURG FEMALE COLLEGECON
SERVATORYof Music. Full and special
courses of study in language, literatuiu, his
tory, natural science and elocution; in grand
organ, piano, voice, violin, etc.; in drawing,
painting, crayon portiaiture, decorative art,
etc. Four distinct schools; 2.S instructors.
Central. Eighth street, near Fenn avenue.
Superior homo comforts for boarding pupils.
Thirty-seventh jear opens September 1(5.
Rates moderate. Send for catalogito to
PRESIDENT A. II. NORCKOSS. D. D.. Pitts
burg, Pa. jyll-15-rli3
WILLARD SCHOOL,
41 FIFTH AVENUE.
A select school for tho 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 preprinition for Princeton, Yale or
Harvard Colleg67 The next sosion begins
Tuesday, September 1. Private lessons will
be given during the afternoon to a limited
number of pupils, boys or girls. l
ISAAC AV.KOONTZ, A. M., (Princeton),
aul-44-TTS Principal.
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE.
All examination of candidates for ad
mission will be held at the rooms of the
Boardof Education (Pittsburg). Monday and
Tuesday. August 31 nnd September 1, begin
ning at 9 a. M. each day.
The examination the first day will include
the common English branehe-? and physiol
ogy, with Latin for those who proposo to en
ter tho Latin scientific course. The exam
ination the secpnd day will include higher
algebra, four books in geometry and physics.
Catalogues showing course of study, re
quirements for admission, etc., may bo ob
tained freo on application to the president,
GEORGE AV. ATHERTON, LL. D..
ang20-92 State College, Pa.
URSULINE ACADEMY,
OAKLAND.
Boarding and day schools. Reopens Tuesday,
Sentember 8. Terms For bo-.nders. session
ofUvBnioiiths,$130. Children under 12ycars of
age, li. Day schools lor gin. rupus tawen
from tho age of C to 18. Terms v ar Ing from
$15 to f.S5. Tuition Includes nil branches of
an English education, with French 01 Ger
man, elocution, vocal music, cnlesthenics
outlino drawing una fancy work. Private
lessons In music, French, German, draw ing
and painting, nt moderato terms. For fur
ther particulars apply to Mother Snperio"-.
auLi-SJ-T-ra
JAS. M'iNiUlL & BEO.,
BOILERS, PLATE AND SHEET-IRON
AVOEK.
PATENT SHEET IRON ANNEALING
BOXES.
AVith an increased capacity and hydraulic
machinery, wo aro prepared to furnish all
work in oar llno'cheancr nnd better than by
tho old methods. Repairing and general
machine work. Twenty-ninth street and
Alleglieny Valley Railroad. felO-OT-TTS
isorEssrciijS,
Steel Stazrups,
IR-u.'b'ber Sta-raps,
Seal 3?r esses, cScc
W. A. Bunting, 20 Fifth Ave.
TT8
HELLO, CENTRAL GIVE ME 199.
Hello, Whlteloy, send for my shoes and
Ox where needed and return them as quick
as possible. A. AVIIITELEY', Pittsburg
Shoo Repairing Factory, 123-130 Third avo.
Second noor. my 12-73-tt
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
BLAINE.
For free transportation, maps, price
lists, printed descriptive matter and
full particulars, call on
CHARLES SOMERS &Ca I
GENERAL AGENTS,
129 FOURTH AVE.
anl2-51-r
FOURTEENTH WARD,
' OAKLAND SQUARE,
Only 13 minutes from Court House by electric
or cable cars. Fine view of
SCHENLEY PARK and
CARNEGIE LIBRARY
Location unsurpassed, enhancement; ia
values certain. '
NEAV 7-P.00M BRICK HOUSES.
Both gaes, electric lighting, laundry,
POECHIIS AND FRONT YARD.
Slato mantels, tile hearths and vestibular,
cemented cellar.
STREET ASPIIALTU3IED.
Yon can't go rong In buying tlieseiionsea
on our terms, which are
SMALL CASH PAYMENT,
Balance easy time.
SAfflUEL W. BLACK & CO.,
SO FOURTH AVENUE. aul(K3-D
A PENNAVENUE
Cmnr Bniess Projerly
FOR SALE!
The best and most central business loca
tion of East End.
36 Feet Front.
Passed bv two cable lines and within ono
minute of P. R. It.
AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT.
S. A. DICKIE & CO.,
PENN AND SHADY AVENUES. E. E.
aul5-13-TT8
FOR SALE $500 DOWN,
The remainder in small monthly install
ments, if desirt J.
New and Modern House,
Seven rooms, lot .XItISO feet, in one of tha
most central and desirable sections in Ease
End. Price onlvjtl.OGO. (3C.)
AV. A. HEREON & SONS,
ana-K-Th SO Fourth av.
FIFTH AVENUE.
A brick-houso of six commodious rooms
and finished attic, for $0,C00. There i3 grass
plot front nnd rear. Pleasant porch. Ix8
22x120 to Ann St.
MURRY & EDSALL.
SI Fidelity Buildins.
BUl8-53-TT9a
ee,5oo
-FOB A-
STONE FRONT HOUSE
IN SHADYS1DE,
One Etiuare from cable or electric lines.
Honse has S rooms and all modern improve
ments. Lot 30x100. tasvTerms.
SAMUEL AV. BLACK & CO.,
aulO-Z-TVThs 90 Fourth Avenuo.
STANTONAVENUE. -
Ne-ar two-story brick nine rooms;
very complete: immediate jiossession.
Full irformation from
EASTER, THOMPSON & CO.,
aulC-Sl-TT-'u 162 Fourth avenue. .
sraniLT: 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.
TnE CHALrONTE
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
On thcbench.vt ith unsurpassed ocean vletiv
Salt water baths in the house.
Send for circular.
jeSO-45-D E. R0BERT34S0KS.
CapoJlay.
M
ARIXE VILLA,
capo.uay, n.j.
AVithin 30 yards of the surf. Seventeenth
season; 30 rooms added, facing the sea; e4eva
tor, baths, etc MRS. F. H A I.T.ENRKCJv'.
jyl-21-D
Other Resorts.
e
Bedford Springs.
BEDFOED, PA.
Hotel open until October.
AVrite lor pamphlet on thte great .Resort
and the famous
Bedford Springs Mineral Water.
L. B. DOTY, Manafrer.
au-9S-D
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS SEALED PROPOSALS
vv ill be received by the South District
(second ward) School Board, Pittsburg, until
SEPTEMBER L 1S8L for the paving with,
brick and eurbine of sidewalks fronting oa
Kos and Diamond streets. Specifications
and Information at tho schoolhouse. Tha
board reserves tho right to reject any or all
bids. Proposals to be directed to
A. S. GILMORE,
nu20-18-n Secretary.
QEALED PROPOSALS
Scaled proposals, endorsed "Proposals for
Electric Power House," will be received by
the Electric Light Commission of the city of
AVheelinf; until THURSDAY, August 27, 1891.
nt 5 o'clock r. jr., for the material and for the
erection and full completion of a power,
boiler and dynatno honse for tho arc street
Inrhtinir installation for the city of Wheel
Ine, according to plans and spectncatlons on,
file in the omce of theBoard of Gas Trustees
City Hall. .
Bids will bo received separately for tlfo
Iron vv ork, n one bid, and for the other
portions of the work (including excavation,
masonrj, brickwork and carpenter work,
nnd all other ne essary items, except iron
work) ns one bid: and also for the construc
tion ol tills woik a a vvnoic.
Plans and specifications can be examined
at the olllco of tho Gas Trustees. City Hall,
on and after Friday, August 21, 1891, at Li
o'clock noon.
The Commission reserves tho right to re
ject any and ali bids.
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMMISSION,
P. F. FAERELL, Chairman.
A. A. FRANZHE1M. secretary. au20-38
ECONOMY IN FUEL
Hot "Water Heating Apparatus for
Residences, Etc
iLSO,
Ventilating Fans for Cooling, Ho.
M'GINNESS, SMITH & CO.,-
&& Water St.
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