jMMMMMMMMMMaBMBMMMMMMMMMMMMMeMBnaaai;'jBiy BHHBBBQHUBnBBBBKBHHHHw THE PITTSBURG- . DISPATCH. MONDAY, AUGUST 24. 189L ,- ) MILLER'S 0WH STORY. Continued from second page. being conveyed to the grave on an old fashioned bier. A West Virginia Incident. By the lii;ht of torches that night the men hewed out a rough coffin and the bier Mas uade from yiole and the next day in re lavs of four we carried the man to his grave. "Winding to and fro over the valley iust as the &uu was sinking behind the lull we came out on the brow of the hill where a grave had been dug. An old patriarchal man who seemed to have charge of the cere mony ordered the bier set down the side of the grave and requested the friends and neighbors of the deceased to take a last look at the corpse before it was laid away. There was sort of a helpless, appealing look in -voice and eye. He said: "There is no minister present to say those words which arc customarily uttered over the dead, but if you will all "kneel with me I will trv and pray for the well being of the departed." I had heard eloquent men of the nation on the stump, in the pulpit and at the bar, but that old man gave utterance that after noon to the most eloquent prayer, from its very terseness and simplicity, that I believe ever fell from mortal lips. The golden sunlight of a dying day lighted tip the the hills and left the valleys dark. Standing on that knoll with the glories of the sunset all about him and his long gray hair fluttering in the wind and glistening in the light it was a picture more impressive than if he had been a scarlet-clad cardinal standing under the sheen of a thousand lights. His simple prayer was: i a'Jier, we sent! Thee another soul; Thou knowest the burden he had to bear, and we ask Thee for Christ's sake to be merciful." I wasn't aamed of the moisture that filled my cj e as I turned away from the pruvc on the bleak mountain side) and never in the history of that warborn State ascend ed a petition to God's great, white throne as beautiful as was uttered over that humble grave A Hard Tusk, Indeed. The general public are not alwavs aware how ha.d it is for a man to cliuib a steep hill leading from the prison gates to the plateau oi respectability During one of mv trips up the Allegheny Railroad, while selling lumber for a firm, I ran across a preacher wiio filled up his tparc time, when not engaged in looking after the welfare of his Sock, in manufacturing and selling Dat cnt medicines, lie wanted to build some houses on some jiropertv that he owned in a little town up the river, and desired to jniivha'-e some lumber. I visited him, la'kedcttii the matter, and sold him a bill of RtuC at satisfactory prices, agreeing to deliver it w ithin a w cek or two. A few days afterward I was astonished to haveone of the firm inform me that he had received a letter from the preacher canceling the order, which he had given me a few days pre ious. JConplused at the turn afiairS had taken, I took a train and went up and saw the gen tleman and inquired why he canceled the order. In a stammering, halting manner he informed me that he had heard of my jia-t and couldn't conscientiously do busi ness with me, as it was against his prin ciples to handle pitch, as there was alwavs a risk of being defiled. I told him I did not know his moral condition as well as he knew it himself, but I thoueht any man whose moral nature was in sulIi a condition that buying a car load of lumber from an ex-cou ict w ould necessarily lamage him, must have a conscience ou which charcoal would make a white mark. Another Discouragement. The wluter came in and some gentlemen who were interested in an enterprise in the 3Cast End desired to obtain a man to act as manager. Jly history was told them, and I was recommended to "the position. An in terview took place between us, and I was fciven the position, which I filled in a satis lactory manner until the following spring. The enterprise did not prove remunera tive as anticipated, and it was abandoned. A little bit discouraged and sad hearted, I Jbnud myself out of employment, and while 1 was promised by my last employers tliat they would certainly secure nie a position in a short time, rather than run any risk, I re turned to the lumber yard and went to work again as a laborer. 1 had faithfully pcr iormed the duties which had been assigned to me the previous winter, and had suc ceeded in creating the feeling that I was fitted to fill some oetter position than had yet fallen into my lot. Joseph D. "Weeks, of the American Jfanu fadnrtr, was about starting anew paper at that time and to his astonishment his mana ger, 31r. l'rotsinan, or., proposed that I should be one of the men employed as an advertising agent and take partial charge ot the circulation. The position brought me in contact with the prominent men of the country and it is a curious fact that the cavilers w ore not found among the men in the higher walks of life, but among the middle and lower classes. I won the re spect and esteem, I think I can say in all truth, of all with whom I came in "contact, and when the paper was finally sold to some people in New York, 3Ir. "Weeks bad suliicieut confidence in me to offer me a position as his representative in 2tcw York City for a term of years. "While 3 felt highly complimented, I was am bitious to engage in a broader field. At "Work in tho South. Not being le to receive the opening I desired, 1, accompanied by another newspaper man, w en- to Alabama and rep resented Mr. Weeks' paper there for some months in a manner satisfactory to all cou--oied. On mv return from Alabama Mr. Weeks again desired me to become his rep resentative in the East, but I had formed other views and having seen for sometime tuat the changes made" in the Etreets and railways of Pittsburg was sure to result in large increase in population, I concluded to go into the real estate business. I met with fair eucccs. While pursuing my calling of real estate agent, I dealt more "or less in West Vir ginia lands Becoming acquainted with several prominent men of that State, I con ceived the idea of building a railroad from Charleston up the Elk rner to the Monon rahel.i and connecting with the southwest branch of the Pennsylvania at Fairchancc This brought me in contact with ex-Senator Oowdtn, of Wheeling, who later on de tired me, in connection with himself and Congressman Atkinson, to form a company in the city of Pittsburg with the introduc tion of General Green R. Raum's reiriger ating system, known as the Universal Re frigerating Company. The inventor, Frank A. Smith, came here n'-conipanied by a colored man in his cm ploy and f citing up an exhibition box in tho IonongalieIa House, proceeded to bhow the public the merits of his invention. I relied entirely on his statements and simply acted as an organizer of the proposed company for thin city. Bought Stock in Raum's Scheme. Mr. Raum came on after the system was on exhibition about a week, and his stand ing in the political world as well as the fact that Mr. Cowden and his associates bad tested the invention in Wheeling, W. Va., and pronounced it a success in every re spect induced me, when approached by Mr. Smith, to have some of my friends join me in purchasing 51,500,000 worth of the stock of the Darent comnanv. Mr. Smith and General Raum were both well aware of my jsl history, as I can prove by letters in my possession which had been sent them by persons in Pittsburg at the time I went to Washington when I was elected director and, vice-president of the Universal Re frigerating Company at a salary of J5,000 a year, which I n- er got. A gentleman named Hayes, a former resi dent of Pittsburg, came from Chicago and, attracted by the account that he had read in the papers of this invention, I made a contract with him by which he and his associates agreed on the 27th day of February last that they would start a sub-company in Cook cotintv, Illinois, with a capital stock ot 55,000,000, of which 2,000,000 in stock was to be delivered, ful 1 paid and non-assessable, to the said party of the first part, and in addition thereto 5100,000 in cash under these conditions, and 550,000 payable in 'JO days from the date thereof and $2r,00tf out oi the receipts during the first year and 523,- 000 more within one year from date. Furthermore, that said liayes should pay within 30 days $5,000 to the said party o'f the first part, provided the exhibition be made in Chicago, and demonstrate that the party of the first part for a period of six days can maintain a temperature in a refrigerator of between 49 and 45 degrees Farenheit and preserve the articles contained therein. At the order of the Hoard of Directors I pro ceeded to Chicago and personally conducted the exhibition. I was accompanied by Gen eral llaum . id joined later by Mr. Frank A. Smith, the .nventor. There were some things which happened in Chicago that I didn't like. "When I returned to Pittsburg I informed my business associates of the facts in the case and wanted to tender my resignation, which they refused to accept. Some other business in which I was interested made my.prcscnce in New York absolutely nec essary. I was absent several weeks, and during my absence I sent my resignation in to the Universal Refrigerating Company. General llaum insisted I should hae it re called, but I wired him that my resignation was irrevocable and must stand. The Sleeting With Mltklewiecz. It was while I was attending to the exhib ition of the Universal Refrigerating Com pany in January, in the city of Pittsburg, that I wa' introduced to the Count Eugene de Mitkiewiccz. Frank A. Smith, the in ventor of the Universal Refrigerator Coni panv system, desired me to take up the con cessions which he claimed his friend the Count could have for the asking from the Chinese Government, and which consisted of contracts to build railroads, establish banks, telephone lines, and postal service. He claimed it was the egotistical conduct of "Wharton Barker which had prevented the consummation of this enterprise longbcforc. The Count came over here unsolicited by me and told me his story. I told him I was poor, had no money to invest, and didn't see how I could be of service. He returned again in the course of a week or so and Smith and himself agreed that if I would investigate the enterprise they would pay all my expenses and give me asharcamoun ing to 52,000,000 worth of stock in the com pany. I spoke to a lawyer, a friend of mine here m the city, and accompanied by him started East to secure an interpreter with ability to translate Mandarin Chinese into English an interpreter of whom the Count had no knowledge so that we might satisfy our selves of the truth of the Couut's state ments that the Chinese officials, both in this conntryand in China, were his coadjutors and his friends in this enterprise. After prolonged search, in which I visited all the colleges ot note east oi tne Aiiegneny mountains I found an interpreter who made a translation of the documents in the Count's possession, and acted as interpreter in conversation with he different attaches of the Chinese legation nt "Washington, who corroborated all the Count's statements. After considerable work, I finally reached Colonel Elliott F. Shcppard, of Xew York, who personally informed me that if ex-Senator Blair was received as Minister of the United States in China he would take part in the enterprise of securingsaid concessions from the Chinese Government. I introduced the Count to the Colonel. The Count had sceral interviews with him and later went "West to meet him. Any Amount of Promises. On his return from the trip he showed mo a letter signed by Colonel E. F. Sheppard, in the Colonel's own hand writing, ad dressed to His Excellency Tsui Kuyin, the Chinese Minister at "Washington, in which, as near as I can recall, not only would the money necessary t start this enterprise be forthcoming, but thai he would agree to have 20 voung men, selected each year from among the Chine? youths of the Empire, brought to this conntry and educated as en gineers, telegraph operators, etc, their tuition not to cost more than trom 51,000 to Sl.500 tier vear each. I w rite this because in a letter forwarded to me by Mis Mosby, and dated August 13, at the Jfail and Express office in Xew York, Colonel Shcppard, through his private Secretary, William Worrall, in- iorms -Miss -Mostly that Colonel bnejipard wishes to say "he knows little or nothing of the company vou refer to, and has no in terest in it." That Colonel Shcppard visit ed Washington and had a three hours' interview in relation to this very company is beyond his ability to disprove, mid that he also succeeded through my own and the Count's efforts in having the Chinese Min istar dine at his house in Xew York City when some of the best known of the finan cial world were present. If there was any deception practiced in regard to Colonel Shepnard's standing on this question it was done uy Mitkiewiecz without my being cog nizant" I embarrassed myself very seri ously in aiding Count 3Iitkiewiecz to pay back to the Chinese Minister some 521,000 which he had lost by the failure of the North River Bank in "New York Citv, and which the minister said must be made good before any concessions could be ap- Jilied for or granted. The assertions that lave been made in the papSre regarding the Count and his swindling operations in the various parts of the country, as far as my investigations go, is unfounded and utterly false. That the Count vas fully aware of my past history away back in April was be yond dispute. " I believe he will also cor roborate the statement that I now make that after talking it over with him I told Miss Mosby evervfactin connection withmy life long before 1 sought to become more than a mere acquaintance." In regard to Mr. Miller's statement of his business operations I can sav that I have been cognizant of almost all of them, and last fall accompanied him to West Virginia while he was engaged on one of his railroad enterprises with er-Senator Cowden. THE MEETING WITH MOORE. AN UNEXPECTED AND EIPOKTANT TALK IN NEW TOKK. The VVell-Knotrn Pittsbnrs Eawyer Tells Miller He Has tho Confession of One or the Ileal Bond Rohbers The Deter mination to Secure Proofs of Innocence. It can never be said of John AV". Miller by anyone with whom he came iu contact that he ever bought to deny the fact of his past trouble, while it is true, wherever he honor ably could, he wished, if possible, to let the dead past bury the dead and have peo ple judge him as they found him, and not as he was spoken of. "WTieuever anyone brought up that old story he always pleaded that he should be judged as they knew him. From the hour he left the prison un til he met Colonel "W. D. Moore in If ew York City he has eagerly grasped every opportunity to gather together the evidence which would enable him to prove his inno cence to the world. "When Colonel Moore informed him one night that he could give him the confession of Archie Montague, alias Hamilton, he had almost despaired of accomplishing the task which he had set out for himself. In the spring of '01 he happened to be iu New York ou some business con nected with a banking scheme, and putting up at a hotel on Broadway, Xew York, one day he registered and", when turning to the counter, came face to face with Colouel AV. D. Moore, Pittsburg, a man whose oratory has made the people weep or smile as he chose in days goneby. Miller greeted him and recalled to his'inemorv that he defended him ten years previous In Clarion county, Pa. That evening, while diningwith Mr. Moore, daughter nud granddaughter, and relating his experience for the past 'five years from the time of his discharge from the "Western Penitentiary, Mr. Moore, rec ognizing the indomitable will power that carried him thus far, exclaimed: "Miller, -n hat's become of Hamilton?" To this Miller replied: "Colonel, he is dead; killed while escaping from a peniten tiary in a "Western State," Those who have heard the Colonel with sarcasm attack the blundering professors of the Christian religion would not believe with what a fervent tone he exclaimed: "Thank God! I am at last free to tell the truth regarding the most unjust punishment w hi dissever inflicted on an innocent man. j Miller, I have, seen you Jwith determined , front and smiling face fight your way from a lauurer in a iumoer yard to a position oi affluence and trust, and I have often wished to tell that which I knew wonld accelerate the Ipace with which you travel." The Man Who Ketalned Moore. One can onlv imagine Miller's astonish ment when told, "Do you know that .Hamil ton or Archie Montague as he was better known retained mo when I appeared for you in Clarion county, and confessed to me that you were innocent of any and all participa tion cither in the robbery of John Connors or the negotiation of the stolen property?', Only those who have shivered in the shadow can imagine the feelings which eeined to pervade his. Miller'r, whole being as the sunshine of the dawn oi vindication. A confession of the real perpetrator of this horrible crime meant that lie should no longer walk with bowed head and burden laden shoulder in the presence of his fellow men. Colonel Moore and Miller then securing n private room began to compare notes. He told me what he had found out in the years that had passed since that shadow had come between him and his fellows. Miller has since said: "l never will lorget wnat a thrill of surprise and hope permeated my whole being as ho said: 'Anytime that you call on me I will swear to the truth of the confession made to me by the real robber of John Connors, Sr., at Catfish on the night of the 23d of March, 1881.'" In the morning when lie arose the en thusiasm passed away, and he felt that un assisted and unaided it would be impossible to lift this giant shadow from a dead pasi. When, a few mouths afterward, he stood with bowed head before one of those pure beings to whom God said when he turned Eve from the garden of Eden "Thy seed shall crush the serpent's head." and he told her the dark shadow which had overhung his life and crippled his future, she said to him: "In days to come vou innocence shall be blazen before the worfd," trusted her and believed her. Determined to Prove It. The old determination, that in former days had enabled him to conquer difficulties, which men claimed were impossible to over come, came back to him and he was in spired by the love from a pure good woman spurred on by the thought that if the shadow was not litted from, his name she must decend from heights which she occupied to wane mtue vauey oi snauow Dy ms siue. After traveling through four States ho aroused Colonel bore Saturday night from a sick bed fromsrhicli lie had attempted to arise that day axil fainting and fallen back on that couch which he had been confined for many days and begged him for the love he bore his children and grand children to right the wrong that had been done him to clear the shadow from olFhis name and permit him to stand on a plain of equality among his fellows. The manner in which this had been done and the ability of character which inspired tho narrative is left for the reader to judge. It is not expected that minds, untrained to discriminate and weigh evidence, such as a court of law will allow, can dispassionately vie w this nroof and sworn affidavits davits which have been gathered together for the purpose of showing the exact status of Mr. Miller's case and comparing them with the evidence produced at the trial of this case, should pronounce any other judgment than to say that he was entirely innocent in &ny crime or complicity in it. At the trial of the case in the Clarion County Court among the mass of evidence taken covering some 40 pages was the testimony of this broker, Nelson, in which he asserted that he then recognized Miller as one of the men present in the Little Lamb saloon when he Dought the bond and when paying the money to Hamilton. Some Beported Contradictions. On another occasion he contradicted the above statement and said that he had never seen Mr. Miller before. "After the jury brought in a verdict of guilty, he came to Mr. Miller, in jail and acknowledged that he had committed perjury and that he was sorrow that he had done so. Colonel Moore in speaking of this man's testimony at the trial, (aid: "Mr. Nelson swore before that Mr. Miller liad been present at the Little Lamb saloon and had assisted iu the negotiation of the bonds which I believe to be a ehanielcss and wicked falsehood, as I know from the state ments of Hamilton, unbiased as they were in every way, and from all the facts in the case that Mr. Miller could not have been implicated iu any of tle transactions. " It is singular, also, that this man Downer, who was the go-between for the man who sold the bonds aud the broker who pur chased them was never apprehended and compelled to show their interest in the transaction. Nor, indeed, was the broker himself ever arrested, and yet he retained possession of them, and, after suits in tho County Court, carried it to the Supreme Court, where it was decided that he should retain them as his property. Outside of Nelson s statement Miller claims there is no evidence connecting him in any way, shape or form, either m the robbery, the sale of the bonds, or the money obtained from the sales. After the trial, conviction, sentence, and Miller's escape to Canada, this same John Connors. Sr., sent an affidavit to Miller's counsel in Canada, in w hich he declared that he did not charge, nor intend to charge Miller with shooting him with intent to kill, nor with doing any shooting at all. The prosecuting attorney of the County adds his quota to the weight of evidence in Miller's iavor, and sends an affidavit con taining precisely the same statements as set forth in Connors' affidavit. Truth of the Statements. No human being who knows anything re carding this case can believe that a man and his wile and two other witnesses could be gotten years after this hundreds of miles apart, as they were, to testily in the pres ence of a detective and a reporter in a most circumstantial way regarding the shooting w Inch had occurred ten years before, giving day and date and even the hour, the kind of cartridges, the kind of a revolver with w hich the shootiug was done, unless it was true. Colonel "W. D. Moore, loyal and true to that oath which he took when admitted to the bar to defend a client to the best of his ability, gladly testified to a confession made to him by the real perpetrator of the crime when he was assured that his death pre vented, tne possiumty oi harm. John (x. Mellon testifies as to the whereabouts of this man from early morning until the mid day on which it is claimed he spent hours in negotiating the sale of stolen bonds in a dive .in the back alley. The sheriff of the county from which he was sent, the lawyer who de fended the other men indicted with him, and his owncounsel add their testimony to the mass which tends to prove this man'b inno cence. An Impossible Feat. It might be possible to suborn one witness, but it seems impossible to traverse four States aud suborn li() and make their story hang together and overcap and weld into each other until it stands as a secminglv impregnable fortress ot facts, all going to show that a wrong had been done aud the Goddess of Justice blended, and had allowed her sword to inflict punishment on an inno cent man. The affidavits are here displayed to the gaze of the world, and it is only "asked that it be taken up dispassionately, carefully weighed and set one against the other for the public verdict. Besides this there are hundreds of letters Continued onjijlh page. MEETINGS AND NOTICES. Notices. SPECIAL NOTICE. James B. McCaucu Is no longer lu our employ and we hereby caution persons to have no dealings with him iu our name, H, L. CHILD3 Jt CO. au23-35 NOTICE TO ALL BANKERS, BROKERS AND Building and Loan Associations: My wife, Mrs. Rose Harkins, who is trving to borrow money on' the property lu the Twelfth ward. Pittsburg, now standing lu her name, does so without my consent. u23-58 JOHN HARKINS. O. D. LEVIS, Solicitor of Fatehts, 131 Fifth av- above SmlthfloldriBxt LiwrtnT j Office. Nodelayt Established. 20 years, sea TSTDbplay advertisements oius dollar per square for one insertion. Classified real estate advertisements on this page ten cents , per line for each insertion, and noni taken for less than thirty cents. Top line being displayed counts as two. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE Classified' under the following headings will be ac cepted at the rate of ONE CENT PER WORD FOR EACH INSERTION when paid for In ad vance at either main or branch offices. Wanted Advertisements of All Kinds, SITUATIONS. MALE TIEl-P, FEMALE HELI AGENTS, ROOMS, BOARDING, BOARDERS. MISCELLANEOUS, Lost and Found. To Let Rooms. For Salo Advertisements Other than Heal Estate. THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. BUSINESS OFFICE. Cor. Smlthfleld and Diamond Streets, ALWAYS OrEN. BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE WANT. FOR SALE. TO LET. AND OTHER TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL HE RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. JI. FOR INSERTION. Ad ertlseraents should be prepaid unless adver tisers already have accounts with The Disi-atch. FOR THE fcOUTHSIDF. NO. 1412 CARSON STREET. TELEPHONE NO. Kffl!. FOR THE EAST END. J. W. WALLACE. 6121 PENN AVE. PITTSRURO-ADDITIONAL. THOMAS MCCAFFREY, 3509 Butler street. EMIT, G. STUCKEY, Mtli street and Pcnn avenue. ALLEGHENY. A. J. KAERCHER. No. 62 Federal street. II. J. McBRIDE, Market House, Allegheny. F. II. EGGER3 & SON, Ohio and Chestnut streets. TnOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin avenues. G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver avea. PERRY M. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny ave. "WANTED. Male Help. BARRER-IMMEDIATELY A. MANN, 4213 IVnu av. C. GRUND- 81I24-1S 11ARBER A GOOD MAN ATG. RANGED. 1113 Carson St., Southslde. au24-6 B LACKSMIT1I A" GOOD:ENERAL" MA CHINE blacksmith, one accustomed to forg ing under a Morgan etcam liaininer. Address S. C. SHEPPARD, 317 Ninth St., LoulsUlle. Kv. au24-2i DENTIST GOOD GOLD OPERATOR AT. chair In dental office. S. B. CALDWELL, 1143 Market si., 'W heeling, W. Va. au21-70 T-vRUG CLERK REGISTERED ASSISTANT; XJ mut speak German Apply IGUt CARSON M.. au23-3i Southslde, DRUG CLERK-REGISTERED Apply at 147 WYLIE AV. ASSISTANT. au24-13 I7UVE ENERGETIC SALES3IEN TO SELL IN : Pittsburg and Allegheny the best fire escipe made. Apply between 10 and 12 II., LITTLE GIANT FIRE ESCAPE COMPANY, second floor 25 and 27 Federal St., PltUburg. au22-43 GARDENER-CITY REFERENCE REQUIRED. Apply between 11 and 1 o'clock, ROOM 32, Dispatch Building. au24-19 GENTLEMAN BY THE PRUDENTIAL IN SURANCE Co. .a gentleman to collect and so licit; must be able to furnlih satisfactory security Apply to the SUPERINTENDENT, Room 2, 11". Sandusky st., Allegheny. au22-59 HORSE SIIOER-A FIRST-CLASS TRACK horse shocr; none but first-class need apply. GEORGE ECKERT, Rldgway, Ta. au24-J MAN-AVITH PUSH WANTED IN EACH city and town of Pennsylvania and surround ing States to sell a, staple article among housekeep ers and stores; pays 3 50 per day. Address, with stamp. CIIAJIPION CO., 44 North Fourth St., Philadelphia, Pa. au22-31 TANWnO UNDERSTANDS THE CARE OF J.TJL horse ana cow; must he a gooa milker. II. E. BATEMAN. at Joseph Elchbaum & Co.'s. 43 Fifth av. au23-G9 ORGANIZERS THE ORDER OF SOLON PAYS (1,000 iu seven years and ?25 per week sick bene fits: three years old"; 8.000 members; reserved fund with accrued interest 8267,000; live men wanted; BDl-nd.d chance. 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ROOM 502, 135 Fltth av. au22-42 yOUNG MAN-AS STOCK CLERK sAND X assistant packer in a wholesale notion house. Address, stating age, experience, reference and salary expected, VIRE BUCKLE, Dispatch office. au24-22 VOUNG MAN OF BUSINESS TACT-EX-X PERIENCE not necessary; one from country f referred; salary from start. Apply Monday to IARRY STONER, 401 Walnut it.. McKeesport, Pa. au23-142 GJ7C TER MONTH SALARY ANDEXPENSES su I tj to special representatives In e cry county; no experience necessary; ability to follow Instruc tions required only; steady employment; scud stamps lor full particulars and contract. Address WORCESTER, FERRULE & MFG. CO., 21 Ilcr mou St., Worcester. 3!ass. Jyl5-28-D S1 fin 1,EK MONTH AND EXPENSES-OR tSJIUU commission to good salesmen, to sell by sample our goods: entirely new; sells to every bus inessman; send 2c stamp; permanent position: line opening for good men. ACME MANUFACTUR ING CO., Cincinnati, O. au23-J2 tVanted Agents. AGENTS-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION TO handle the new natcnt chemical Ink erasing pencil; the greatest selling novelty ever produced; erases ink thoroughly in two seconds; no abrasion oi paper; -tw io ow per ceiu proiu; one agent's sales amounted to $fi20 In six das; another 32 in two hours: we want ono energetic general agent for cath State and Terrltorv. rortenus and lull particu lars, address THE MONROE ERASER MFG. CO.. Lal'rotse. Wis. my22-75 AGENTS-TO SELL LABOR DAY DECORA TION badges: brlghi, showy colors: approprl- ate design: samnle inailed 5 cents investigate be- fore too late. M. EKNST. Cleveland, O. au.a;-:M AGENTS FOR A NEW INDUCEMENT-IfIG profit. 335K FIFTH AV. aul9-6-MWr Wanted Female Bciii. A FIRST CLASS CLOAK SALESLADY: THOR OUGHLY competent: communications strictly eonfldentlal. PARISIAN CLOAK & SUIT CO.. Box 787, Pittsburg. au23-10 COOK A STEaDY and reliable woman as cook In famllv; must be competent aud able to take responsibility; will bale entire care of kitchen and dining room ; relerunce required. Ad dress B. C, Dispatch ontce au24-9 oTrKFIi;ST-CLASSCO(K: ONE ACCUs" TOMED to restaurant work preferred. Apply early at 508 PENN AV. au24-31 GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL nOUSEWORK, principally cooking, for family of two; resi dence In Allegheny; must have good references; food wages paid to proper party. Address F. O., llspatch oflice. au22-lG LADIES TO DO FANCY WORK AT THEIR homes: we furnish miterial and pay per piece. Call and see work, or address, with stamp, J. M. LEMAR& CO.. No. SO Fourth av.. near Wood. au23-107 SALESLADIES-EXPERIENCED: FOR THE candy stands of I. L. Baker & Son at the com ing exposition: good wages aud desirable employ ment: first-class reference required. Call at EX POSITION trom 9 A. 31 to 5 V. II. au23-125 SALESLADY-A FIRST-CLASS ONE, WITH experience, to take charge of ladles' trimmed and children's hat department; salary no object to right partv. J. G. BENNETT & CO.. corner Firth av and Wood st. - au23-40 -V0:,,IAJ"-A- THOROUGHLY COMPETENT it vuinan. to do the cooking and washing in a email Cinillv of four. In the city. Applv, with rec omuiendatronJ, to MORRIS FLEMING. 103 Fourth av.. city. au23-101 Wanted Male and Femalo Help. pOL. PORTER, LABORERS. FARM HANDS, I J tlnl,i. .,. l-td ?1 per week; cooks, dish- washers, chambermaids. HAN'h. &45 Grant sU mj nouse gins. MEE- au24-D FIRST CLASS TINNER, TEAMSTERS, laborers, quarrymen, one boy, three colored men, cooks, nurses, chamber maids, dining room girls, house girls, German and colored girls. MRS. E. THOMPbi IN, 608 Grant at. aul5-D Wanted Boarders nnd Lodgers. rvCCUPANTS FOR NICELY FURNISHED j ironi rooms. gheny. NO. 210 ROUINSON ST., Alle- au22-13 Wanted Hoarding. BOARD FOR HUSBAND AND WIFE IN OR near Plttiburg where there are no children, .ind when: wire could And companluu In ladv of house. Address A. B., Dispatch offlce. au22-oS WANTED. "Wanted Situations. I EMPLOYMENT BY D. CANTOR) THE MOST J experienced European and American distiller, and yeast producer. No. CO Btc enson St., Pitts burg. au33-3B POSITION BY MIDDLE-AGED MAN AS messenger, watchman or other light work; reference aud security lr required. W It. ALLEN O., 115 Colwell st. au24-20 POSITION-WORK OF ANY KIND-AGE 25; A had sonic experience at bookkteplng, shipping and billing; good leference. Adorer K.. Dls patcholhce. au21-l P03ITION -:tt AN ACCOPNTANT OF 20 years' business experience. In or near Pitts burg desired. Address P. O. BOX S, Pittsburg. 'ou23-n SITUATION-BIT A SMART COLORED BOY, 15 years old, willing to do any kind of light work. Addrean HENRY. DUpitchofflce. an24-2 SITUATION BY A TRAINED NURSE IN A private house; Al references. Address N V K3E, Dispatch office. au23-13 Financial. MONEY TO LOAN IMMEDIATELY-f30,000 has been left with us to place this week in imns to suit applicants; Uds Is a oplcndld opportu nity topartics wanting money at once. MORRIS 4, FLEMING, 1 Fourth av. Jyl2-o3-MF MO EY TO LOAN ON SHORT NOTICE. JOHN K. EWING & CO., 107 Federal St. auS7-jrwr "M"ORTGAGES-8100.C00 TO LOAN-SUMS ?500 -I'l. to J3,nuo to J20.000; expenses light; money ready, is. J. FLEMING, 162 Fifth av. au20-85 iM. couutj property at lowest rates. WEAVER ic CO;. MFourtli av. HENRY A. mii2-D QUICK LOAN OF NOT OVER $2,500: HIGH EsT interest paid; real estate security. Ad dress LOAN. Dispatch offlce. auIl-09 Miscpllaneoas. TAABBS LATE OPERATOR, W. H. BIOORE. IS SJ now Incited in his own photo rooms, where he takes cabinets at popuUr prices. . 71 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny. au22-44 IVERYONE-TO GET BARGAINS IN SHOES li slightly damaged by water. SPERBER'S 1328 Carson. au23-7 SOUTHSIDERS-TO BUY WATER-DAMAGED shoes at your own price. SPERBEU'S. 1J Carson. ana-7 STOVE A NUMBER 3 COOK STOVE OR range, in good order; stale price. CASH, Dis patch oifice. aui4-2S TRUNKS HAULED TO AND FROM EAST END for 50c CAMPBELL &, DAVIS, 12 Seventh av. Telephone 27G. Jyl7-90 USE JONES' BEDBUG PARALYZER-JONES' Magic Roach Powder contains no poison; roaches banished bv contract: satisfaction given or no pay. Prepared bv GEO. W.JONES, 222 Federal St., Allegheny, Pa. Sold by all nr,t-class druggists. inj3-131-MWF FOB SA1E iaiPEOVED REAL ESTATE. City Bestdence. I' ARGE LOT AND FIVE SMALL HOUSES. J Fifth av., near Soho; lot about 70x100 feet; present Income over 9s00 annually; abundance of room ou the lots to build four or fle more houses: the owner would sell at a great bargain, or would exchange for a well-situated East End residence and pav difference in cash. JAS. W. DRAPE & CO., 313 Wood st city. au22-52-D East Bnd Bcsldences. nANDSOME RESIDENCE AND FINE LOT over 100x125 feet in the East End, contiguous to several lines of cible cars; residence has ten luxurious rooms reDlete throughout with all the modern appliances; the lcinlty of the property Is highly desirable and is the center of Increasing im provements. JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.. 313 Wood i, st., Pittsburg. au22-54-MWS .Allegheny Besldences. 41-2 ACRES AND LARGE DWELLING ON City View, Allegheny; estate of James Swindell, deceased: to be sold at trustee's public sale, by order of the Orphans' Court, on Tuesday, Septembers, at 11 o'clock A. M., on the premises; hand-hills giving more full particulars can be ob tained at our olllce. JAS. W. DRAPE CO.. 313 Wood St., city au22-52-D 500 WILL BUY A FIRST-CLASS FRAME j nouse oi o rooms auu nnisnea auic; lot 30x 110. on Fleming av.. Eleventh ward. my. ncarCillfornlaav. and Manchester cars, to J. L. BOARDMAN. No. 155 Ohio si Apply gheny. au23-41' Suburban Besldences. TfY RESIDENCE-NEAR OSBORN STATION, 1I P.. Ft. W. & C. R. 1!., 20 minutes from Alle gheny: 3S acres In fruit and shade; beautifully located house of 12 rooms, two halls, bath and w. c. laundry, large closets, excellent water, fuel gas, all in good condition; below value, to early buyer. DR. J. W. 8YKES, 504 Penn ave. au8-l-3iws SUBURBAN RESIDENCE AND 2H ACRES near the city and on line of I'., F. W. A C. E. R., convenient to station: large rooms In residence, gap, water, spacious ball In center, porch front and rear, grounds well Improved, dense growth of shade trees, shrubbery, etc., etc.; carriage and tool house and other outbuildings: a. rare bargain: would exchange for city prowrty; possession at once. JAS. W. DRAPE Jfc CO., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. au22-54-Mws ffQ 500-FINE MODERN HOUSE ATBRUSH Otvj TON: frame house, complete In evervwav; fine lirge stable, targe, lot. 3rti. DENNIsTOS, ELDERKIN &CO Elm., C232 Penn av. Tel. 5327. Moncv to loan. au23-119-23-24-26-2S FOB SALB LOTs City Eots. l.'Ult CAKE. J.MV L.V7X -1Y.UU ff A. XJ AC JJ alley: location first-class; on line of cable cars. (64) W. A. HERRON & SONS, 80 Fourth av. au5-:o-J,12,17,21' ?OR SALE-S350 LOT 24V.1C0 FT. TO AN LOTS-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR from ?100 to 300, in the Eighteenth ward; long Eavineuts: easv terms. Inquire of CHAS. E. ORNE1.IUS. attorney, 406 Grant St., Pittsburg: or go to his olllce. 3IornlngBldeav.. on the grounds, anu see his agent, T. Ed. Cornelius. myl9-45-D TOT 22X125FEBT-EHGE ST., RUNS BACK Jj to Bismarck St.: this lot is worth 1, 000 (street ispaved): wills(tlat?750 on reasonable terms, S. J. FLEMING, 152 Filth av. an23-64 East End Lots. LOTS-NEAR SCIIENLEY PARK. 175 UP; best lots iu Twenty-second ward for the money; electric Hue will pts them: terms ?5 down, $1 per week. S. J. FLEMING, 152 Fifth av. au23-C4 CJ i 300 WILL BUY 10 NICE LEVEL LOTS IN OXj the East End, close to car line, size 25x140 ft. ; they can be retailed atSGOOeach; only S70U cash re quired. J. C. JAMISON & CO., 80 Fourth ac., 1,13 Frankstown ave. au20-78-3IThs , Allegheny Lots. LOTS-IN RIDGEVIEW PLAN, ELEVENTH ward, Allegheny; lots In Duquesne Park, 'lenth ward, Allegheny; lot In Rosc'splan. Brush tun station, P. R. IS. J. E. MCCRICKART. 140 Filth av. aul-47-MTh Snbnrban Lots. CHEAP LOTS-?200 EACH, 20X100 FT., ON Mornlngsldo road, close to Sharpsburg biidge. s. J. FLEMING, 152 Fifth av. au23-64 LOTS-LOTS. LOTS, IN KEYSTONE PLAN, Craftou, head of Emll St., adjoining proper ties of Diusmore heirs, Pattersvn, McEhoy, Big ger! and others onlv c minutes walk from railroad station; within 5 miles from the city; 40 trains both wai s dallv: to be sold at public sale on Tuesdav af- feruoon, September 1. at o'cloek on the premises; perfect title. Get plans and further Information wrfect title. Get plans and further Information iromJAS W. DRAPE & CO., Agents aud Aue- tlonccrs. 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. au22-55-D "T-LWYN LOTS-SFECIAL SALE SATURDAY, 1J August j. r rre raiimuu uckcis ana iuu in formation from BAXTER. THOMPSON & CO 132 Fourth av. au23-H5-23,24.26, Farms. G OOD FARM OF ABOUT 60 ACRES. LARGE uY tnrn, nnu large orchard; every tree laden with the choicest truit, etc. ; situate near the city, within one milo of railroad station; churches, school, stores, postolHce. etc.. etc, .IAS. W. DRAPE CO., 313 Wood St., city. HU22-52-D SUBURBAN TROPERTY THE LARGEST lots, the lowest prices and the easiest and hest terms In the county at bheraden, 15 minutes from Union station; see bheradeu belorc you buy else where. ANDREW PATTERSON. Secretary, 127 Fifth av. le .CT-72-n 12 ACRES OF NICE-LAYING GROUND ON the l'errysviue road; nice place for a country reside nee or to'lay out In lots. J.5. V. ltli.l'Xi X UU 313 woon St., citv FOB SALE BUSINESS. Business Opportunities. A GOOD PAYING JEWELRY STORE ON prominent street in Allegheny; done over 80.000 reDalr nork last vear: fine cigar store in central part of the city; llverr stable, milk route, grocery stores. 820O to $10,000 HOLMEs & CO., 4205mlthfieldt. restaurant. BU23' A N INTEREST IN A PAVING AND FIRE--iX BRICK business situate in a good manufact uring town on liuc of railroad and river with ex cellent shipping facilities; abundance of clay, coal, etc., on the premises. Particulars from JAS, W. DRAPE. CO., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. au22-52-D A 2" OLD-ESTABLISHED IRON AND STEEL I XI. broker's businrbS now in successful running condition, and making money: this Is n unusually good opening for anyone who understands the business Particulars toutldentially from JAb.M'. DRAl'E 4 CO., 313 Wood St., city. au22-32-D BRICK PLANT-CONSISTING OF GRINDING p.in, engine, boiler, etc.: engines, boilers, clay anil ore pans, and brick yard supplies. THOMAS CAKLIN'a SONS, Lacock and Sandusky ids., Allegheny. aua-41-MWF CtLOTIIING AND GENTS' FURNISHING t etore, doing the leading business in a town ot 15,000 Inhabitants, within 30 lnllea of Pittsburg; location best In the town: stock will Invoice about tl0,000; this Is a good chance to buy agood paying business ; good reasons for selling. Address T. T. , Dispatch office. Jy23-32 HOTEL-FOR RENT OR SALE (HERSIIEY House) Leetonla, Ohio; 3 story brick building, 40 rooms; location best In the city For further lntormallon call or address JOHN H. WERNER, Canton, o. au23-Blt LEASE AND OUTFIT OF RESTAURANT AND lodging houK chance for a saloon. Apply at NO. llMARKEfSQUARE. auM-s . LIVERY BUSINESS HORSESHEARSE, SUR REY, coaches, buggies and wagons, etc. KEY STONE STABLES, lsu sandusky st., Alle, au9-K FOB SAI.E-3IISCEI.I,AjrEOU5 Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock. BROWN HORSE-SIX YEARS OLD-SHOWS A mile In 2:40. Address P. O. BON 780. au21-M "tARRIAGE-A NEW. STYLISH. SEE SEATED J private lamlly carriage: will sell at ft great bargain, as the owner Is leaving the city. Inquire at lSOO PENN AV.. cltT. au24-3 CHEAP-A SADDLE AND DRIVING HORSE. Apply 117 WYLIU AVE. aiKH-l-T pOACH-ONE THREE-QUARTER HIGH J seated carriage, cheap. Apply at KEYSTONE STABLES, No. 150 Sandusky St., Allegheny. au!5-49 TYELTVERY WAGONS DELIVERY WAGONS XJ all styles; our own make. WM. BECKERT, HO to 344 Ohio street, Allegheny. Telephone. 34 J). Jelo-43-MWS"' LAUNDRY WAGON-GOOD ONE CHEAP. IF sold 'soon. Inquire FORBES ST. &TAHI.E. opposite Turner Hall. an2J-122' rrwo-SEATED CARRIAGE IN GOOD REPAIR: X price, $75; would trade for safety wheel. Call ROOM 710, Penn building. an23-68 machinery and Metals. AUTOMATIC HOISTING ENGINES-WORK perfectly right and lclt, 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., LLM.,3140 Penn ave. Pittsburg. Tel 1265 aeiu-w-Mws- pHEAP-SECOND-HAND S0-INCH BY 24-FOOT vv cylinder boner, with low water gauge; also engine of 12 horse power and pump; all in good repair. JONES, CAVITT Jfc CO., Twentieth and Mary streets, Southslde. auSt-132 1 ENGINES AND BOILERS-SECOND-HAND: It largest stock of all sizes: 16x36, 12x24, 12x18, 10 x20, 10x1(1. 10x12, 9x12,8x12,7x12. 6x12; mounted port- able engine, boilers of all slzei. shaftln puueys, pumps, governor, etc. Telephone, iu 23 Park Way, Allegheny, Pa. J. S. YOUNG. apll-D HAY BALER-P. K. DEDRICK STEEL HAY baler, good as new, for S150; also a span 6-year-old bay horses, sound and in good order, weigh 2.&X) pounds, cheap; reason for selling, have no use for them. Address W. F. DUi'FORD CO.. New Castle, Pa. an24-5 s ECOND-HAND ENGINES AND BOILERS 'rwo ; norse-nower and two ten norse-nower su-iiiuuary engines ana nailers, una ieu Horse power portable on wheels. Thirty-five, 15, 12. ten and eight horse-power engines, vertical and hori zontal all good aud will be sold cheap. UARMEa' MACHINE DEPOT, 99 First ave. J?f!l THE CELEBRATED ACME AUTOMATIC safety engines and non-explosive boilers, for f'as or oil fuel, from one to five-horse power; also he latest improved ventilating fans; perfect sat isfaction guaranteed; bv J. PRAGER, General Agent, No. 4 Fifth av., 'Pittsburg, Pa. aul-32-MWF ....i . .... .. . v Misrellaneou. EOOT3 AND SHOES-SLIGHTLY DAMAGED by watery our own prices ; come quickly. SPER BER'S, 133i Carson. au23-7' I7ASY-WRITER FOUNTAIN PEN, $1 SnZuEST j In the world; trv one; they are guaranteed. McCLOY'S, 425 SmlthlielJ st. au23-99 HAMMOCK CHAIRS. S2-REDUCED FROM 84. 3IcCLOY'S, 425Smllhtleld5t. au3-99 LETTER FILES-INDEXED-COMrLETE. Sic. MCCLOY'S, 425 Slulthfleld St. au23-09 "PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFITS FOR Jl-GREAT X novelty. McCLOY'S, 423 Smlthfleld St. an23-99 SHOES-GOOD AS NEW-SLIGHTLY WATER soaked; sold at your own price. sPERBER'S, 1326 Carson. au23-7 rpYPEWRITER FOR SI-WORTH YOUR IX X SPECTION. MCCLOY'S, 425 smithiield st. FBOPOSALS. PROPOSALS SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the South District (Second ward) School Board, Pittsbunr, until SEPTEMBER 1, 1801, for the paving with brick and curbinc of sidewalk)) fronting on Ross and Diamond streets, specifications and information at the sclioolhouse. Tho board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Proposals to bo directed to A. S. GILMORE. nu20-lS-D Secretary. Office of Coxtkolleu of ALLEOilESV COU3TY. 1"A J PlTTSunitG, Aug. 24, 1891, ATOTICE TO PRINTERS. HINDERS AND X Stationers Sealed pioposals will be le coived at this olllce until 12 o'clock noon, Saturday, August 29, 1801, for printing and furnishing blanks for county offices for the ensuing year. Also for furnishing station ery for the nse of county offices lor tho en suing year. All Information relating to the isanio can be had at the office of the County Commissioners. The right to reject nny or all bids is reserved. Successful bidders must tile bond in the sum of $2,003. JAMES A. GRIER, nu24-21 County Controller. s EALED PKOPOSALS- Sealed nronosals. endorsed "Protiosals for Electrlo Power House," will be received by tho Electric-Light Commission of the city of Wheeling until THURSDAY, August 27, 1891. at 5 o'clock f. it., for tho material and for the erection and full completion of a power, boiler and dynamo honso for tho arc street lighting installation for the city of Wheel ing, according to plans and specifications on llle in the office of thoBoaid of Gas Trustees City Hall. Bids will be receivod separately for tho iron work, ns one bid, and for the other portions of tho work (including excavation, masonry, brick work and carpenter work, and all other necessary items, except iron w ork) as one bid; and also lor the construc tion of the work as a whole. Plans and speoincations can be examined at tne office of the Gas Trustees, ds. City Hall, 21, 1891, at 12 on and after o'clock noon, on and after Friday, Angust The Commission reserves the right to re ject any and all bids. TnE ELECTRIC LIGHT COMJIISSION, P. F. FAKRELL, Chairman. A. A. FBANZHEIM, Secretary. an20-3d STEAJUEBS AND EXCUBSIONSJ CUNAKD LINE NEW YORK AND LIV ERPOOL, VIA QUEEN&TOWN From Pier No. 40, N ortli river. Fast express mail service. Servia, Saturday, August 29, 1:30 p. jr.; Bothnia, Wednesday, September 2, 3 p. M.: Etruria, Saturday, September 5, 7 a. si.; Aurania, Saturday, September 12, 11:30 a. m.; Gallia, Wednesday, September 16,3 p. M.;Um bria, Saturday, September 19, 6 a. 11.: Servia, September 26, noon: Bothnia, September 00, 3 r. m. Cabin passage .SO and upward, according to location; intermediate, $35. Steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe at very low rates. For freight and Sassage apply to the company's oliice, 4 owllng Green, New York. Vernon II. Brown & Co. J. J. McCOEMICK, 639 and 401 Smlthfleld street, Pittsburg. auit-D WHITE STAB LINE For Queonstown and Liverpool. Royal and United States Mall Steamers. Teutonic. Aug. 26, 11 ami'Teutonic. Sep.23,3:30am Britannic, Sept. 2, 5 a in Britannic, Sep.30,3:30pra Majestic, Sept. 9. 9:30am 'Majestic. Oct.7, 8:30am Germanic. Sep. 16,3:30 pmGermanlc, Oct.l4,?:30pra From White Star dock, foot of West Tenth street. Second cabinron these steamers. Saloon rates, $S0 aud upward. Second cabin,$40 and $45 Excursion tickets ou favorable terms. Steerage, from or to old country, $20. White Star drafts payable on demand in all the principal banks throughout Great Britain. Apply to JOHN J. McCORMICK, 639 nnd 401 Smithiield St., Pittsburg, orH. MAITLAND KERSEY, General Agent, 29 Broadway, New York. auG-D ANCHOR LINE. Steamers Leave New York Every Saturday For Glasgow via Londonderry. Rates fur baloou Passage By S. S. CITVT OF ROME, SoO and unward. according to accommodation aud location or room. Other Steamers of the Line 00 and upward, second Cabin t30. Steerage $19. Tassengers booked at through rates to or from any city in Great Britain or on the Continent. Drafts on London Sold at Lowest rates. Book of Information, tours and sailing lists fur nished ou application to Agents, HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 Bowling Green, N. Y., or J. Mccoitauuit, sai ana 401 sralthueldst.: 1 A. D. SCORER A hON, 413 Smlthfleld st.. Pitts burg; F. M. SEMPLE, 110 Federal st.. Allegheny. ' ap2S-U-MWr 1 ALLAN LINE KOYAL BIAIL STEA3ISUIPS. Glasgow to Philadelphia, VIA DERRY and GALWAY. The most direct route from Scotland aud North and Middle of Ire land. , ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED. Intermediate, (SI. steerage, fl9. CTATFl SERVICE OF LINE. I STEAMSHIPS. NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. via Londonderry, every Fortnight. Sept. 3, state of California. 9:30 A. St. Sept. 17, state of Nevada, 2 P. jr. Oct. 1, State of Nebraska, 8:30 A. jr. CABIN, tJo and upward. Return, 63 and upward. Steerage. $18. Apply to J. J. MCCORMICK, (09 Smlthfleld street. Pittsburg. nnll-IO-D McNAUGHER & CO., Contractors for raving Sidewalks With Cement, Brick and Fire ISrick, Concreting Cellars. 43 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY, PA Curbstone furnished and set. aull-74-D $500 TO 8500,000 TO LOAN on niort- gages, city or couutrv property, rntes. JAS. W. DRAPE A CO., 313 at lowest Wood st.. vittsuurg. JL.eicpuoue.ao. no. au23-53 22,24,25,27,29 1 TO LKT. City Residences. TO'LET-JIO PER 5IO. TWENTIETH ST.. S.S., brick house, four rooms; in good order. W. A. HERRON SONS, SO Fourth av. au21-45-MFt East End Besiclences. C1RAIG ST., NEAR FIFTH AV. FINE 2 1 story and attic Queen Anne residence of 10 rooms and reception hull; handsomely papered and with even- modern convenience. BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO., 162- Fourth av. au23-143-3iwrsst TO LET-J33 PER MO.-A VERY NEAT HOUSE, seven rooms, modern fixtures; location good, Penn avenue. East End; send for U:"t. t. A. HERRON A SONS. 80 Fourth av. aua-B-Jirt Allegheny Besldences. TICE FIVE-ROOM DWELLING-FEDERAL il st. extension. Inquire of J. R. McKEK 70S Penn av.. room 611. fe7-64-Jiwst TO LET-AT A LOW RENT, A GOOD NEW A. brick house, nine roome. modern fixtures, well locatrd. on Locust st.. Allegheny; 15 per mo. W. A. HERRON & SONS, 80 ilurth av. " aua-44-Mwrt Booms. ROOMS TO COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN, two nicely furnished rooms for light house keeping; convenient to postoctce. 25 RIVER AV., Allegheny. au20-81t ROOMS THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 47 FRANKLIN ST., Pittsburg. au24-27t THREE-ROOM FLAT-NO. 2 MARSHALL ST.. Allegheny, near parks; both gases, stationary washstand, w. c, etc. Apply to LEE S. SMITH, 52hlxthst., city. an22-33t FEBSONAL. PERSONALWE HAVE BOOKS. AND LOTS or them: largest old bookstore west of the Alle gheny Mountains. LEVI'S. 900 Liberty st. jyl9 PERSONAL CASH PAID FOR OLD" GOLD and silver: Jewelry repaired: new work made to order. CHRIS. HAUCH, 541 Smlthneld. Jyl7-13 PERSONAL SCHOOL BOOKS WE CAN save vou from 5 to 40 per cent on new and old books. FRANK BACON & CO.. 301 Smlthfleld st. auW ERSONAL-WHEN I WAS A SMALL BOY my mother always repaired my breeches and Jacket, but since I got to be a great hitman, DICK SON, the well-known tailor, 65 Filth av., cor. Wood t., second floor, has been substituted, who now does all my cleaning, pressing and renovating iu great shape, 't el. 1353. myl5-SO-D I.OST. LOST-LADY'S SMALL OPEN-FACED SIL VER watch, with gold locket, both marked A. A.3I. Finder rewarded If left with STUDER & HAVEKOTTE, jewelers. Si Federal St.. Alle gheny au23-10 FOUND. I70UND-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE In the city to get pictures framed Is at No. 2 sixth st., second floor. T. C. MCELROY. au22-t EDUCATIONAL -TTfEST WALNUT STItEET SEMINARY 1 1 foryounj ladies; 23th year. Is provided for giving a superior education In collegiate, eclectic, and preparatory departments: also in music and art. 3IRS. IlENKIETTAKUTZ, 2045 Walnut street, Pliilada. au2-93-Mws REMOVED-KING'S SCHOOL OF ORATORY, elocution and dramatic culture removed to University Building, Diamond st.. opposite Court House. Byron W. King, manager; James 31. Wisman, associate manager. Class and private lessons, literature, French and German, Delsarte. old school and modern systems. Send for pros pectus. aull-53 ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL, 3IANLIUS, N. r. Underthovisitation of the War Department. Military under U. S. Army officer. Et. Bev. F. D. Huntington, S. T. D., President. Apply to Lt. Col. W3L VERBECK, Supt. myl7-120-MWF E COLLEGE-A NEW SCHOOL Universitv Building. Diamond street. ODDO- site Court House, Pittsburg. Full corps of instructors. English, Normal, Classical, Scientific. Ladies' Literary course. Night school add Saturday classes. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Music, Elocu tion. Send for prospectus. Opens Septem ber L E. M. WOOD, D. D., LL. D., President. aul2-41-D CTTIRIHSrr UNIVERSITY, SIXTH ST. Thirty years of success. Fnll collegiate courses. Normal, Ladles' Seminary, English, Mechanical and Electrical Engineering De partments. Conservatory of Music, School of Elocution, Night School and Saturday Normal Classes. Bookkeeping, Shorthand and Typewriting. Opens Sent. L Send for catalogne. II. M. BO WE, Frost. aulS-D THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE. An examination of candidates for ad mission will be held at the rooms of the Board ot Education (Pittsburg). Monday and Tuesday, August 31 nnd September L, begin-ning-atD a. at. each day. The examination the first day will inclnde the common English branches and physiol ogy, with Latin for those who proposo to en ter tho Latin scientific course. Tne exam ination the second day will include higher algobra, four books in geometry and physics. Catalogues showing course of study, re quirements for admission, etc, may be ob tained free on application to the president, GEORGE W. ATHEKTON, LL. D., aug20-93 State College, Pa. NIGHT SCHOOL BEGINS MONDAY, September 28. For particulars, send for latest Illustrated Circular, or apply at COLLEGE OFFICE, open every evening till 9 o'clock, AFTER SEPTEMBER L Address, J. C. SMITH'S SON. Telephone 1545 aul8-70-MWg DR. HARRIS' CRAMP CURE -rott- Every Ache and Pain FOR SAEJjAT ALL DRUG STORES. Manufactured by L. H.HARRIS DRUG CO., Nos. 46 and 48 Seventh Aventu, e30-D PITTSBURG, PA. ARE YOU L00KII& DP A HOME SITE ? LQCATIQN 15 FIRST IMPORTANCE. PROSPECTIVE INCREASE IN VALUE NEXT. Both are combined in the LOTS at KENSINGTON, Eighteen miles from Pittsburg, on the Alle gheny Valley Railroad. Should you think of locating, now can getttnem at sucn low prices, uuy now, lest you miss tne opportunity. They will soon double in value. Visit the beautiful City of Kensington. See its wide and graded streets. 1 50 Houses ! Eight Manufactories ! Five sites for Churches ! Telegraph and Postoffice, eta,' .fina we are sure vou win seiecr. always on the ground. For further information about KENSINGTON CALL AT OFFICE OF BURRELL IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, 96 Fourth Ave., Pittsburg, Pa. CHOICE PBOrEBTTES. BLAINE. For free transportation, maps, price lists, printed descriptive matter and full-particulars, call on CHARLES SOMERS&Co. GENERAL AGENTS, ' . 129 FOURTH AVE, ' au!2-H-D EXwisr. SPECIAL SALE OF LOTS ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 29. Plans and fnll information from BAXTER, THOMPSON 4 CO.. an22-3G-MWS 162 Fourth avenue. SUMMEB BESOBTS. TOURISTS CAN OBTAIN INFORMATION as to rates and accommodations of many resort, hotels and cottages by applying at THE DISPATCH i:USINESS OFFICE. Atlantic City. SHACKAJTAXON HOTEL, H Arkansas av., Atlantic City, X. J. First-class accommodations. Terms reason able. BERNARD CONWAY. je-26-40orw7 THE CHALFONTE ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. On thebeach.with unsurpassed ocean view. Salt water baths in theliouse. Send for circular. Je30-itt-P E. ROCERT3 & SONS. Cnpe 31ay. MARINE VILLA, Cape May, N.J. Within T yards of the surf. Seventeenth, season; SO rooms added, facing the sea: eleva tor, baths, etc MRS. V. HALLEXBECK. jyl-21-u Other Besorts. FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO., 121 and 123 Fourth ave Before leaving town send your silverwara and valuables to us for safe keeping. J e3-2t Bedford Springs. BEDFORD, PA Hotel open until October. Write for pamphlot on thisgreat Besort, and the famous Bedford Springs Mineral Water. L.B. DOTY, 3Ianager. aut-9S-D AUCTION SALES. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. On Monday, August 31, 1891 at 10 o'clock A. M.I will offer for bale at the drug store of Charles L. Walther, No. CI Chestnut street, Allegheny, five shares of the Third.National Bank, Pittsburg. Terms, cash. JOHN G. WALTHEB, Administrator of Hy Bauer, deceased estate. au21-53-D SHERIFF'S S5AJVEJ OF BOOTS AND SHOES. Ifotice is hereby given tnat the entire stock of boots and shoes of W. E. Schmertz & Co. will be offered for salj by the Sheriff at No. 43 Fifth av.. Pittsburg, on TUESDAY, AUGCST-25, 1891, commencing at 10 o'clock a. sr. The stock is new and welt selected and will be sold to suit purchasers. E. N. QUINBY, au20-8S Assignee. BY JAS. W. DRAPE A CO. AUCTION SALE OF . 28 LOTS in "Keystone plan." ciE-iFTcasr. Head of Emily strcet.adjoining properties of Dinsmore heirs. MeElroy, Patterson and Bipgcrt, and only six minntes' walk from railroad. Within livo miles from the city. 40 trains both ways daily. To be sold at pub lic sale TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. 1, at 3 o'clock, on the premises. The lots all lay nice; no grading required; plenty of good water; pure air; no noiso or smoke from tho railroad: nenr churches, school, stores, etc., etc. Title perfect nnd unemcumbered. Terms, $10 down on each lot, one-third cash on delivery of deed, and balance in one and two years. Plans and further particulars from JAS. W. DRAPE & CO., Agents and Auctioneers, 313 Wood street, Pittsburg. an22-o0-D AUCTION! AUCTION! Fino furniture, carpets, piano forte, etc. Grnnd opening sale at our new store, Nos. 21 and 26 Ninth street, Tuesday, Angust 25, at 10 o'clock. The largest assortment ever offered in this city, over $20,000 worth of lino furniture eon signed from the best manufacturers in the country for our opening sale, embracing everything in furniture, all new designs and best makes. Fine chamber suites in folld walnut, ma hogany and oak. with Tennessee marbles and French bevel mirror; mirror door ward robes, bookcases, chiffoniers, desks, side boards, extension tables, chairs and rockers. The largest and handsomest line of parlor furniture ever put on exhibition in Pitts burg. bisty-Uve lino suites in brocatcllc, French tapestry plush, English rugs and hair cloth lounges and conches, fancy and marble top tables, clocks, ornaments, cur tains, hair and husk mattress, bedding, etc., carpets and linoleums; in fact, everything in household goods. These goods have all been secured on consignment, nnd arc now on ex hibition. You are invited to call and ex amine the goods at our new store on Ninth street. Sale positi e. HENRY AUCTION CO.. an23 112 Auctioneers. is the time to buy, while ' you ,- l one or more lots, salesmen au24-2S-aw 1 1 A i 9 s
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