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THE PHTSBURG DISPATCH. THURSDAY. 'AUGUST 27, 1891
im LAWS IN MICE.
Some of the Uesults of the Becent
Legislative Session.
"WHAT THE SECRET BALLOT JHEAKS.
Saveral Bills for the Betterment of Labor
Organizations.
GEArE GROWERS GET MORE PRIVILEGES
Though few put on wide morning on the
demise of the late Legislature, although
labor reformers were not satisfied yet the
body seems to have dabbled to a consider
able extent around the edge of the reform
dih. The laws it enacted and amended are
at length presented to a long-expectant pub
lic, and some people are inclined to be
satisfied to get them before the next bien
nial seion.
The Governor vetoed one bill, for which
act he will not get the thanks of dwellers in
the suburbs of large towns and cities. This
was House bill No. 71, an act providing for
the arrc-t and punUhmcnt of persons guilty
of di-ordcrly conduct in the townships of
tlri Commonwealth. His Excellency says
he has filed his reasons for the veto -nith
the Secretary of the Commonwealth. Many
people will le curious to know what they
are, as Sunday in summer is at present
made hideous within a radius of ten miles
of this city by toughs ot both
sexes who make it a day of
riot, instead of innocent recreation. They
can be punished for disturbing a religious
meeting, but in view of the other mischief
ihey do to suburban dwellers, this provi-ion
is ridiculous, as a worshiping congregation
is able to take care of itself, while an iso
lated family is not.
ONK OF Tim I5IP0R5ANT BILLS.
The lfi-page election act, which contains
C7 sections, provides for as-ecrct ballot, Sec
tion 15 requiring that all ballots ucd at tlio
eame voting place at an election, shall be
it leat, 4x0 inchc in area, and printed on
white p'iper Willi the wmc kind or kinds
In tvj. nor smaller than bievier. They
:imf not uav c nnv impression or mark on
tjipin that would di-tincuish them. Each
linllot must be attached to a stub or couu
teriod andall ha'.io's for the same voting
j)la o inii-1 he bound together in books in
u. h manlier that each ran be detached and
raiovvil -cpai-.ucly. The provision for se
crecv ias inllows:
'A diimonnl loldinglfrio shall be printed
on the riphi hand upper corner of tlio back
of each ballot, and the said corner bhall
lie edged with adhoslvo paste so that
the cornel, when folded at the
loMinc lines can be -ccarely fa-toned down
over the number now required by the Con
stitution of this Commonwealth, o that tho
taid number cannot be seen without im-
fiirtcning or cuttinc open the part so fas
tened down. The top of each ballot shall
In c a m.irgin of ciinl size on both back
e;u i.ht, aim lhc :t:u miuiii iiiit; -.uuu i'u
unonthis maiirin. but nothinir elw shall be
printed thereon except instructions how to
murk. Provided, That if at any time tho
said Constitution diall cease to require bal
lot-, to be numbered tlio foregoing reaulre
incnt- as to the folding line the margin and
the adhesive ra-te shall be void."
The penalty for setting tire to forest lands
"wilfully or carelessly, N iuci eased from $50
to$100. Thislsalaw that ci cry one should
DC on tne alert to ce eniorcca.
rou Tiir. &.vrETY or travelers.
Act Xo. Ill provides that any one con
victed of the wilful and malicious obstruc-
ticn, rcmoal or misplacing ot any light,
signal or rail on any railway In this State
wheieby the life ol tiny human being is de-
fctroj-ea Mian ie ueenicu guilty oi murucr.
The pollution ot springs by neglecting to
plug disused gas or oil wells has been mado
u misdemeanor, nunishablc bv a tine of not
more than $1,009 and imprisonment not ex
ceeding six months, citncr or ootn at tne
discretion of the Court. Persons agrievod
may, after notice, abate the nuisanee them
t.cles at thocettof the person whose duty
it is o do it.
Act Xo. 3.0 provides that it shall be lawful
for eniploj e individually or collectively to
refuse to work for any person or corpora
tion whenever such persons think
wagp6 are insufficient or treatment
is offensive or uniust. or when continued
labor would be contrary to the rules, by
laws, resolutions, etc., if any club, associa
tion, organ. zation or meeting they may have
attended ana tney are uuowea to aaopt
' "wavs and means to make such rule, regula
tions and bv-laws and resolutions effective
without subjucting themselves to indict
ment ror conspiracy citner uuaer common
laws of this Commonwealth. But they are
not allowed to use force, threats or menace
or harm to person or property to effect their
obiects. nor to consnire to commit a felony.
Act Xo. 214 makes it nnlawful for mining
or manulacturing corporations to carry on
stores by direct or indirect means, nor are
they allowed to lease or sell the right to
Leep one cm their property.
PLUCK-ME STORES ARE ILLEGAL.
Nor are such companies or corporations
allowed to contract with the owner of any
btore w hereby employes shall be obliged to
trade at such'store. It is made the duty of
the Attorney General on complaint of viola
tion of the act, by a petition signed and
tv.orn toby two or more citizens, residents
of the county where the otlcnse as sworn to
linve been committed, to immediately com
mence proceedings against ollenders by a
writ by quo warranto.
This act bus already prodnced considera
ble changes in some mining districts and the
Imstli iinideu the company stores work hav
ing sulsid'd,"therc is the quiet ot tho grave
about some mining hamlets, save on and
ubout iiaj dav, when the "loamy" is on tap.
Another pio'iision lor tho benefit of the
liorav -handed is :m amendment to section
19, the act ol May SS, ls7, which amendment
provide- that m addition to the right of
an employe to proceed against an employer
refusing n- neglecting to pa semi-monthly,
toix'eoerbj law, with interest fiomdate
of such an I'.u.ouut due. such Iachcsiiess is
made a misdemeanor and punl-hable by a
Iluo no' to exceed JJOO.
lhc paternal olian.cter of this act is also
cvtcmleil topioMde th.it the assignment of
lutuie wag'-s is nivalin, nor is any agree
ment valiu thai relieves firms, corporations,
associations or individuals from the obliga
tion to pa) scmi-inonthlj in lawlul money
of the l nited "-tutes. Tne Factory Inspec
tor is chained all the duties of instituting
oounii in the name of the Commonwealth
Dennis! violators, and on his luiluro to do so
En) oitircn is Kiilhonzed to do so in tlio
Tiameot tho Commonwealth.
In order to rurther m:u.o ulatl the heart of
inan, tho (ieiicral Assenihlj has provided a
menus wherein the necessary stuff may be
moreget-atable, a follows in act Xo. 173:
3IAKINR WINE WITHOUT LICENSE.
M'titr.rs, sn ciiltme is becoming an
Important industry in many portions ol tlio
fctutc.
And, whereas, a certain portion of the
grape crop is pot first-class or marketable,
but can be muue into wood wine: thore
iore lies it enacted. That it shall lie lawful for
lhc gruw.es of grapes, in the Commonwealth
lo luanuiaeture wine from grapes of their
own raising, which ate not tirst-class, or
maikctablc, and -ell Said wine to licensed
dealers witliout taking out or paying a
license for such manufacture- or sale.
Tims, little by little, is tho hoiizouof the
agriculluiit ext-nded, and a lawyer of
koimI repute states that in his opinion the
burden ofproof that wine made by fanners
is not of spoiled grapes will be on thc.Com
jnonwraltit. This law may tend to blacken
the eve of liquor trusts. In former times
fanneiseould sell wine, but the law of 1S89
knocked them out.
Act No. ssa stipulates that vinegar offered
for s;ilo as eider vinegar must be pure applo
juice, and no ingredients injurious to health,
buchas lead, copperor sulphuric acid shall
be put into it; nor shall anv color
ing matter be used, and vine
gar casks, barrels or kegs must be
branded with the name and residence of
the manufacturer, date of manufacture and
the words "cider vinegar," and no vinegar
bhall be branded "fruit vinegar"' unless It
be made w hull) from apples, grapes or other
fruits. The penally atuichud for violation
Is a Jlne of not less than $50 nor more than
(WO and imprisonment not less than SO nor
more than 100 da) s, or both, and the violator
mut pay in Addition all necessary costs in
curred in in-pecting and analyzing such
vinegar, and all vinegar that will not stand
test is subject to forfeiture and spoliation.
TOKK SPAKE ROOMS
Can lie Quickly Rented
By advertising them in The Dispatch's
cent-a-word column. Be?t tenants answer
such advertisements.
lie) stone Plan of Lots,
Crafton. Public sale next Tuesday, Flans
irom Jas. VT. Drape & Co.,
D 313 Wood street.
MR. DALZELL'S REPLY.
He Declines Senator Robinson's Proposition
Itrgrets That the Letter of tho Latter
Was Klade Public Before Benching Him
Wants a Talr Fight.
Hon. John Dalzell's letter to Senator
Kobinson was made public yesterday. It
was written Tuesday, but the writer ex
plained that he did not feel justified in al
lowing the letter to become public until
after it had been received by Mr. Bobinson.
The following is the letter:
Pittsburo, August 23, 1S3L
Hon. Jno. B. Robinson, Media:
DrMtSm A copy of a letter addressed to
me bv you appeared in tho Pittsburg papers
this morning. A copy of the samo letter
reached mo later in tho day through tho
postotllce. I Join with you in the regret
that vou must leel that a private letter,
written In tho interest of harmony, should
thus have been purloined and made pnbltc
property before reaching the party to whom
it was written, and I will oheerfnlly lend
von any aid in my power in bringing to
jnstico thoso who wcro guilty of such an un
seemly act.
Xo more signal proof of tho truth of this
proposition could be found than is furnished
by the historv of the pending contest for tho
Presidency of tho State .League. Under its
impulse clubs havo been organized in
numerous pi ices where up till this timo
apathy lias prevailed. Tho Stato Leaguo
will moot at fccranton stronger in numbers,
more thorough in organization, more enthu
siastic in Zealand better equipped to enter
upon a. battle for Republican victory than it
Ins ever been before.
Yonr indorsement of tho candidatesnamed
bv thol.ito Republican convention at Harris
burg meets my hearty npmoval, and o do
vour sentiments t ith respect to harmony in
the party and success for the Stato ticker.
Tho suggestion made bv implication in
your let tcr t hat tw o Republicans cannot con
test within their party torn piaceotnonor
in its gift witliout endangering party har
mony strikes me as very novel, and falls to
appeal to my judgment. All experience
proves tnai nonorauiy conuueuou corneals
within party lines aro tho most effoctivo
methods of strengthening tho party organ
ization. Xothing can mar tho harmony of tho
Scranton convention short of the success of
the attempt recently made at n meeting of
the Executive Committee in Philadelphia to
introduce gag law and to exclude lrom
rightful participation in tho Leagno conven
tion the clubs lrom 25 counties of the Com
monwealth. In my humble Judgment tho issue now
pending is not as to the choice of one candi
date ovor another. It is a higher, broader
and mure far renching issue. It involves
the integrity of the League itself, wrapped
up, as it is, in the determination of the ques
tion whether tho representatives of a min
ority of the clubs of the Conmionwenlth can
gag'tho majority.
Xottheryour retirement from tho Held,
nor mine, nor the retirement of both, can
eliminate from tho contest this vital issue. I
propose to remain in the light until this
question is determined. If discord results
from the Scranton convention they will be
responsible lor it and they only who have
attempted to control its actions by unfair
methods.
But even if my intentions wore different,
I could not give my assent to the extraordi
nary suggestions ol your letter, that you
and land a third party should choose a
President for the State League. I place too
high an estimate on the manhood of tho
Republican club men of the Stato to believe
that they would tamely submit to dictation
from anyone.
To gag tho clubs of 25 counties would be
bad enough; to undertake to do the "voting
for the remainder w ould bo even worse.
Let us have an open, manly contest, hon
est methods and a fair convention and party
harmony will pot be endanged.
I am, sir, truly yours,
Jons Daltell.
Corns positively cured with Daisy Corn
Cure. A tried and always successful rem
edy. Sold everywhere. 15 cents.
WAXTS, For Sales, To Lets, Personals,
Lost and Fonnd advertisements lea word
in THE DISPATCH, when paid in advance
This rntedongOT apply to transient real
estate adi ertislng, such as houses, lots and
farms.
THE GE3I OF THE MOSOSGAHELA.
Free Trains Every Day to tho New Town
of Blaine,
Departing from and arriving at the pas
senger depot of the Pittsburg and Lake
Erie Railroad, end of the Smitnfield street
bridge, as follows (city time): Depart, 7:45
A. M., arrive, 2:20 p. m. Depart, 1235 1.
M., arrive; 5:05 p. 2L Also, Saturday even
ing train, leaving at 5 o'clock, visitors re
turning to the Union depot at 10:35 p. MM
via the Pittsburg, Virginia and Charleston
Railroad. Ko Sunday free transportation.
Call at our oftice for tickets to the new
town, and get maps, price lists, etc., before
starting. Charles Somers & Co.,
129 Fourth avenue.
Why Kennedy Is Popular.
The large number of select outing parties,
weddings and affairs of that kind that W. J.
A. Kennedy, caterer, of No. 2 Sixth street,
is called upon to attend is perhaps the best
proof of his increasing popularity. Ken
nedy's service is excellent, and people who
wish to have something really fine never
think of going to any other place, as they
know that the very name "Kennedy" as
sures their guests that a rare feast is await
ing them, and this more than anything else
adds to their fame as entertainers.
EXCUKSIOX TO CHICAGO.
Saturday, August 20, via Pittsburg and
Western Bailway.
Tickets will be sold for Chicago Express,
leaving Allegheny 2 p. m., Central time,
and for special train, composed entirely of
Pullman sleeping cars, leaving Allegheny
at 5::0 p. m.. Central time, making no stops
for passengers, arriving iu Chicago 9:30
A. si.
Round trip ?9. Limit ten days. Secure
tickets and berths early at B. & O. city
ticket office, or at P. & W. depot.
TISSU
BEAL ESTATE SAVINGS BANK, LEO.
401 Smitlifleld Street, Cor. Fourth Avenue.
Capital, 100,000. Surplus, 509,000.
Deposits of 51 and upward received and
interest allowed at 4 per cent. US
Tour Picture Frco
And handsomely framed given away this
week by Hendricks & Co., popular pho
tographers, Xo. 08 Federal street, Alle
gheny, with every dozen. Cabinets, 51.
THE TENANTS YOU WANT
For Tour Spare Booms
Are quickly secured by a cent-a-word ad
vertisement in THE Dispatch's "to let"
column.
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Notices.
-vrrn ce-euwer & kakslake. tvtiole-
1 SALE lunilier dealers of AHcglienv Citr, have
removed their office to the UUoell Bloc!;. Pitts
burg. bjW-97
Legal Notices.
S. H. DOXAI.TIsOX, Attorney at Law.
HiJMamoiid street.
TESTATE OF LAUCHLAX )lcIXTOSH. DE
j CEASED Xotice is lieivliv gli en tl.at letters
t-9t.iin'iitarTin the estate of Lauchlan Mclntusli
1sl v hi en granted lo the undersigned, to whom all
persons limcMed to said estate are requested lo
make immediate payment, ard those having claims
against tue same shoul 1 make ll.cm Lnnivn without
delay. I.l'CKKTIA -Mi ITT MARTIN.
JOHN S. MCINTOSH.
auC-sa-Th
T. J. O'KKKFF, Attorney.
W Grant st.
-YTOTICE is lir.I!EHV GIVEN THAT LETTERS
A ot .-idnilnioiratioii on the estate of John Kil7-
fceraM, late of the clt) ol" Pittsburg, l'a., deceased,
tac beni granted to the undersigned. All persons
Indebted to bald estate will make Immediate pav
ment and those hailng claims or demands against
the same will preccnt them duv probated to tiic un
dersigned. JAMES F1TZG El ALU, Xo. 14 Tunnel
St.. Pittsburg. aufl-7-Th
FIDELITY TITLE AN D TRUST CO.,
121 and 1st Fourth avenue.
INSTATE OF RICHARD ALEXANDER, DE
'j CEASED. Notlecis hereby gii en Hint letters
of administration on the estate of Jtkliaid Alexan
der, deceased, have been granted to the under
signed, to whom nil persons Indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment, and
those having claims against tlicsami- should make
them known without dclav. FI11F.I.ITV TITLE
AMI TRUST -CO., 13 and 13 Fourth avenue.
DAVID 11. EW1AU, Attorney. iya-3S-Th
BL-A-IZLSriEi.
Free Transportation.
CHARLES SOMERS 4 CO.,
au2&9-D 129 Fourth Avenue.
tSTDkplay advcriisanenlt one dollar per
tqttare for ont insertion. Classified real estate
advertisements on this page ten cents per line
for each insertion, and none taken for less than
thirty cents. Top line being displayed counts as
tiro.
UNTIL FtTRTnER NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Classified under the following headings will be ac
cepted at the rato of
ONE GENT PER WORD
FOR EACH INSERTION when paid for In ad
vnce at either main or branch offices.
Wanted Advertisements of All Kinds,
SUCH AS
SITUATIONS, ROOMS,
MALE HELP, BOARDING,
FEMALE HELP. BOARDERS.
AGENTS, MISCELLANEOUS,
Lost and Fonnd.
To Let Rooms.
For Sale Advertisements
Other than Beal Estate.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
BUSINESS OFFICE.
Cor. Smlthficld anil Diamond Streets,
AIAVAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS, -WHERE
WANT. FOR SALE. TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have account with The DispATcn.
FOR THE SOUTlISIIin. NO. 1412 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. COS.
FOR THE EASr END. J. Y. WALLACE, 61S1
TENN AVE.
riTTSBURG-ADDITIONAL.
TnOMAS MCCAFFREY. 3309 Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY, Mth street and Pcnn avenue.
ALLEGHENY.
A. .T. KAERCHER. No. K Federal itrect. ,
H. J. McBRIDE, Market Hone, Allegheny.
F. H. EGGERS & EON. Ohio and Chcstnui streets.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin avenues.
G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PERRY M. GLEIM. Rebecca and Alleglicny ave.
WANTED.
Male Help.
AN EXPERIENCED MAN TO SOLICIT CUSTOM
and mike estimates onplanlngmlllworkand
lumber. Address B. N.. Dispatch office.
ai:27-3G-Th8
AD WRITERS-SSlART'S BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND COLLEGE, 12 Federal St., Al
lcghenv; good penmanship taught In eight lessons;
private lessons both sexes; day and evening.
auI5-16-TTSSa
BARBERS-(2): GOOD WAGES PAID. CALL
atD. T STUMPENHORST'S, Woodst.. AM1
klusbure. Pa. auM-56
B
ARBER-A FIRST-CLASS MAN. ArrLYAT
318 UKA-AXST.. X'lllSDUrg. ttu--i
BARBER-S3 WESTERN AVE.. ALLEGHENY;
colored. auSJ-M
BOY GOOD COLORED BOY. 18 TO 18 YEARS
old, to take care or horse and work about tho
place. Call at 133 SECOND AV. au'.7-00
B1
OY TO LEARN THE BARBER TRADE, AT
A. HAUENSTElJi'S, 151aSaran si., B.a..cny.
auZT-93
BOOKKEErER-YOUNG MAN FOR COMMIS
SION business: must be well recommended:
must have had some experience and willing to work
for reasonable wages for a start. Address R. S.
H., Dispatch office. any-aia.
ROY AN EXPERIENCED BOY TO RUN ELE
VATOR. FLEISHMAN & CO., 501, 506 and
SOS Market st auZT-75
BOOKKEEPER - IMMEDIATELY - FIRST
CLAI?S bookkeeper. Address with references to
C. B. C, Dispatch office au2-40
CdlXECTORONE WHO HAS EXPERIENCE
canvassing preferred; security required. Ad
dress A. P. CO., Dispatch office. auIS-W
CUTTER FOR AN OUT-OF-TOWN MER
CHANT tailor. Call 11 to J2 A. M. at P.J.
LOUGHNEY'S, 954 Liberty st. au27-8C
D
RUG CLERK-QUALIFIED ASSIST AT.
Address tt. ii., liispaicn omce. huji-m
I EXPERIENCED BILL CLERK IN WHOLE
li SALE notion house. Address giving particu
lars P. O. BOX 88, city. an2i-13
J?IRST-OLASS COAT MAKER TO GO OUT OF
town. Inquire P. J. LOUGHMJY, 98J Ltber-
FOREMAN-FOR JOB PBINTING OFFICE IN
a live Western Pennsylvania town; must be a
ood workman, and able to estimate on work. Art
ress, giving reference, PRINTING OFFICE. P.
O. Bov 671, Pittsburg. auai-63
GARDENER-APPLY ROOM 61. ST. NICH
OLAS Building, Grant and Fourth av., Pitts
burg. rii27-3
GENTLEMAN BY TOE TRUDENTIAL IX
SUKAN CE Co. a gentleman to collect and so
licit: must be able to furnish satisfactory security.
Arplv to the SUPERINTENDED, Room 2, 125
Sandusky st Allegheny. au23-5'J
fOOD PATTERN MAKERS-LEECHBURG
VT TOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO., 512 Lewis
Block, city. ' au27-23
rOOD BARBER-GOOD WAGES, STEADY
VI work. XO. 46 SESTHST., East Liverpool,
O. au27-27
H
-..-i.e.. piFirm . ntlCT-PT ISO TU fTR"
horse shoer; none bnt llrst-class need apply.
liEORGE ECKEUT, Rldgway, Pa. an-2
T AUXDRY DRIVER-EXPERIENCED: NONE
j othcrneed apply. ED'S STEAM LAUNDE1 ,
444 Liberty street. auZV-'X
AX-WITH PUSH WANTED IN EACII
city and town of Pcnnsylvauia and surround
ing States to spll a staple article among housekeep
ers and store.-.; pixs !3o0per day. Address, with
stamp, CHAMPION CO., 44 North Fourth st.,
Philadelphia. Pa. au22-31
-fAN-A GOOD MAN TO DRIVE FUrVt
J.1JL TURK wagon; inusioe experienica; one r(,
siding In Allegheny preferred. Address vln
VI7R-
NITURE. Dispatch office.
au27-64
MEN-FOR THE UNITED STATES ARMY.
able-lMHlIed, unmarried men between the ages
01 21 and Si? ears; good pay. rations, clothing and
medical attendance: applicants must be prepared
aeterandhiblts,
iiiuiiii.iio.iiiaiaviuij r mciio; US lO age, Cliar-
appiy at j.o. ins it.x av.
Pittsburg, Pa.
Jy5-9-Thsu
MEN-SEVERAL ACTIVE YOUNG MEN TO
work In the coming exposition. Apply at
building from 9 A. M to 0 r. M. I. L. BAKER &
SON. Must come well recommended. au27-S9
ORGANIZERS-TIIF. ORDER OF SOLON PAYS
l.tCOlnsevenaears and f23 per week sick bene
fits: three years old; 8,000 members; rescnedtund
with accrued Interest 4367,000: live men wanted:
splendid chance. Apply 33 FIFTH AV.. third
floor. auai-78
T) EGISTERED PHARMACIST AS RELIEF
JLl clerk. Address, MENTHOL, Dispatch office.
au23-l
ROLLER EXPERIENCED ROLLER .FOR
16-Inch mill making skelp iron in the East;
mill non-union; Eastern Association prices paid.
Reply DISPATCH OFFICE. au27-79
SALESMAN-GROCERY SPECIALITY SALES
MAN by a manufacturer, to sell the retail and
wholesale grocer trade of "Western Pennsylvania,
for a line of goods that are now handled on tliclr
merits by the trade In this territory. Good salary
paid to an experienced man, must give good refer
ences, and ate monthly acra?e sales 01 the goods
he Is now selling, otliernlse no attention paid to
applications. Address, GROCERY SPECIALTIES,
Dispatch office. au25-ll-MTTS5u.
SALESMAN-AN AGENT REPRESENTING
leading Eastern houses In .Mackintosh and
waterproof business wants good salesman to share
In same; liberal terms to good man; other agencies
can be added. Apply AGLXT, Dispatch office.
au27-37
COLICITOES-FOR LIFE INSURANCE: LIB
O ERAL commissions: policy taking because
most pleasing In price and plan. MURRY & ED-
bALL. 34 Fidelity building.
mj-27-ia
STONEMASONS-FEW GOOD STONEMASONS
and cutlers. Apply at onco at HOMEWOOD
PUI1LIC SCHOOL. an2G-51
STOUT MAN. OF GOOD HABITS. AS NIGHT
WATCHMAN; must luruish best of reference;
give age and wag?s expected. WATCHMAN, Dis
patch office. an27-3.i
rinN.NEU AT ONCE FOR GENERAL WORK
1 Inside and outside. Addiess GEORGE ROME
A CO., Mausflild, Cliarllers P. O., Pa. au27-41
a Traveling man-side line in hie
. grocery business. Address staling where em
plojcd, route, etc. -J. W., Dispatch office.
au2S-
-7jUNG MAX WITH ONE 1EAR OR MORE
JL 'experience In iMir-e-slmeintr; 6teady employ
ment. Call at F.McDJ.N ALD's,'uU2 Ellsworth av.,
E. E. au27-C2
Mi? K PER MONTH SALARY AND EXPENSES
CD O to special rciiresentitlies In every county;
no experience necessary; ability to follow Instruc
tions requPed only: steady employment; send
stamps for fr.ll particulars and contract. Address
WORCESTER. FERRULE & MFG. CO.. 24 Her-
mou st., Worcester. Mass.
Jyl-2-D
Wanted Accents.
AGENTS-OX SALARY OR COMMISSION TO
handle the new natcnt rhrinical ink erasing
pencil: the greatest selling novelty ever prodnceu;
erases Ink thoroughly In two seconds; noabraslou
ol paper; SCO to Sou tier cent profit; one agent's sales
amouuted 10 SOLO in six days; another (32 In two
hours: we want ouc energetic general agent lor
each State andTerrltory. Fortenns and full particu
lars, address THE MONROE ERASER MFG. CO.,
La Crosse. Wis. uiy22-7o
AQENT-AN EXPERIENCED ADVANCE
agent, who is willing to invest f200 in an at
traction now ready for the road, and second to none
in Its line; Investigation will prove this a rare
chance to make money on a small investment; only
those experienced In show husluess need answer.
Address MANAGER, Dispatch office. aio-16
AGENTS-TWO GOOD AGENTS: SALARY
or commission or both. Apply J. VINE. 93
Fourth av. au25-100-TT8a
WANTED.
Wnnted Agents.
AGENTS-TO TAKE TERRITORY FOR OUR
erestest seller of modern times: "King's
Handbook of the U.S.," WO pages: 2,639 illustra
tions; 51 colored maps; sells lor J2 50: we shall be
able to fill orders promptlr as 50,000 copies are
ready. 1 J. FLEMING 4; CO., 135 Fifth av
Pittsburg. jy21-TuwThrssa
Wanted I cranio Help.
A GOOD LOOKING YOUNG LADY PARTNER
to travel hi the principal cities and towns In
the United States: nnst be stvllsh dresser. Address
GENTLEMAN PARTNER, Dispatch office.
aug-30
SniRT STARCHER IMMEDIATELY? NONE
but n good, competent person nted apply.
ED'S STEAM LAUNDRY, 441 Liberty street.
auaws
-I" A 31 B E R M A I D S-TWO EXPERIE.S CED
J chambermaids at-31-33 DIAMOND SQUARE,
city. au27-96
COOK-GOOD COOK FOR BOARDING H0USE
German Lidv able to speak English preferred.
Apply at 1119 LIBERTY ST.. second floor. au27-97
COOKSIMMEDIATELY-COOKS', GIRLS FOR
general housework. 130 ROBINSON ST.. Al
legheny. a U25-24
OOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK,
principally cooking, for family of two: resi
dence In Alleglicny; must have good references;
food wages paid to proper party. Address F. G.,
llspatch ofl'ce. ' an26-36
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK; REF
ERENCES required; place agrecablo; wages
good. Apply 22 CEDAR AV., Allegheny.
au27-74
GIRL GENERAL HOUSEWORK: GOOD
' wages. KOERNER, 54 Klrkpatrlck ave.,
Allegheny. au25-59
(iiklj l'Uit iii;rti-.i;Aij liuuor.uuuii. ai ot
J FRANKLIN ST., city; small family. an25-60
T ADIES-TEX HANDSOME YOUNG LADIES
J J to appear In "The Stowaway" next week at
the Duquesne Theater; applicants must be High
School, academy or college graduates and bring
their illpl. mas. Apply to THOS. H. DAVIS, at
Dnqncsnc Theater, tills (Thursday) afternoon be
tn ecu 3 and 4 o'clock. au27-23
LADIES IN CITY OR COUNTRY TO MAKE
light fancy goods at their homes In leisure
hours. Constant work and good pavgiven. Ad
dress, inclosing Ftamp, MANAGERESS ART
NEEDLEWORK BAZAAR, Chicago, 111. Box
920. au26-75
M
1LLINERS-CALL AT J. J. KUHL'S. 162
Ohio st Allegheny. au.v-i
"VrURSE-AT ONCE, FIRST-CLASS NURSE:
Xl must be well recommended. LILAC AV.. third
house from Ellsworth ay., E. E. au2f!-39
SALESLADIES-EXPERIENCED: FOR THE
candy stands or I. L. Baker A Son at the com
ing exposition; good wages and desirable employ
ment: first-class reference required. Call at EX
POSITION from 9 A. M to 5r. 11. au27-SS
qiHREE EXPERIENCED SALESLADIES FOR
JL our crockery department. Apply at KAUF
MANNS', Filth av. and Smlthfleld St. au27-8
Wanted Male and Female Help.
COL. PORTER, LABORERS, FARM HANDS. 2
dining room girls, 81 per week; cooks, dish
washers, chambermaids, 2C0 house girls. MEE
IIAN'S, 545 Grant St. au21-D
I MUST 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. THOMPSON, 603 Grant st. aul5-D
Wanted Boarders and Xiodeers. v
BOARDERS AND MEALERS-BOARD AND
room, S4, l50and?5 per week; 21 ttrst-class
meals. ?1 50: single meals,
137 SECOND AV.
near smn nueiu si,
au!7-72
OCCUPANTS FOR CONNECTING ROOMS;
also Tor double parlors, with good table board.
434PENN AV. au27-40-TliSSu
OCCUPANTS FOR NICELY FURNISHED
front rooms. NO. 218 ROBINSON ST., Alle
gheny. au22-13
0
CCUFJANTS FOR FURNISHED FRONT
room, with board. 92 ARCH ST.. Allegheny.
au27-59
Wanted Situations,
POSITION AN EXPERIENCED ACCOUNT
ANT, who can furnish gilt-edged references,
desires the management of a set or hooks that will
requirconiy aportiou of his time dally: a No. 1
chance to secure the services of a No. 1 man. Ad
dress P. O, BOX 2OT. city. au-15-18-TThS'
IOSITION-AS BOOKKEEPERWITH EIGHT
years' experience In some wholesale house or
manufacturing establishment. Address GEO. W.
ORR, 132 K5 lest., Youngstown, O. au27-51
POSITION BY DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK
KEEPER: thoroughly acquainted with lum
ber and planing mill and river coal business. Ad
dress BOX Xo. 825, Braddock. Pa. au26-50
POSITION-BY A FIRST-CLASS PATTERN
maker, comnctent to take charge, having had
12vears experience as ioreman; nestoi reicrences:
strictly temperate. R. A., Dispatch office. au26-99
POsfriON TO WRITE. EITHER OX NEWSPA
PER or as secretary: would be willing to
travel: references as to former work. Address
NANNIE, Dispatch office au25-81
OSITION AS MATRON OR T() TAKE
charge of hotel, by a lady with experience
aud relerence. Address 3IATRON, Dispatch office.
au27-50
TIOSITIOX-BY AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG
Jl man as stenographer; good reference. Ad
dress P. E.. Dispatch office. au27-57
POSITION-IN STORE AS SALESLAUI BY
lady tn business at present. Address L. B. D.,
Dispatch office. au27-49
SITUATION BY A MAX WITH THOROUGH
training In business transactions and positions
of trust: experienced as manager, salesman. and
as drummer in many States. Pittsburg references
from all employers for past 18 years. For a per
sonal Interview, address HUSTLER, Dispatch
offico. au'-TS-tl
QITU ATION AS TRAVELING SALESMAN: 10
O venrson the road over large territory; reler
enee's flrst-class. Address DRUMMER, Dispatch
office. au27-54
SITUATIOX-BY YOUXG MAX WELL EDU
CATED, German and English, to learn the
drug business. Address, DRUG, Dispatch office
au27-43
SITUATION AS SHIPPING OR GENERAL
clerk by a man of 15 years' experience; city
references. P. S., Dispatch office. auM-54
Wanted Keal Kstato.
rpo BUY A HOUSE OF EIGHT OR TEN ROOMS,
1 brick nreferred.ln the East End nearPenn ave
nue cable or P. R. R., with good slic lot; give
number of street and price. Address J. D.. Dis
patch office. au27-4S
Wanted Partners.
PARTNER-RESPECTABLE PARTY WlTn
S3i0 cash ciu buy half interest in new estab
lished business; light and legitimate special l'ne of
goods: this is no soliciting or agency or oh), run
down business; no Idlers need apply. L. WILDE,
12) Fifth av. ' au27-87
"PARTNER IN ESTABLISHED OFFICEBUSI
L NEss; money required to be used In the busi
ness. For particulars address OFFICE BUSI
NESS, Dispatch office. au27-42-Thssu
Financial.
MOXEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST MARKET
rates on bond and mortgage: no delay.
REED II. COYLE & CO., cor. Fourth ay. and
Grant st. dell-TTS
OXEY TO LOAX ON GOOD, MORTGAGE
scciuitics, lowest rates; no delay. SAMUEL
W. BLACK & CO., 09 Fourth ay. dell-4-TThs
MONEY TO LOAX ON MORTGAGES: LOW
EST Interest; no delay. BLACK & BAIRD,
95 Fourth av. apll-21-TTS
ORTGAGES-100,000 TO LOAN-SUmIT300
to S3. 000 to f2n OOO; expenses light; money
ready, s. J. FLEMING, 152 Fifth av. au20-95
?rrORTGAGES-MONE'V TO-LOAN IN SUMS
JXL to 6ult at 4.S, 5 and S per cent. ROBERT G.
BAILEY. 16t.Fourth av. Tel. 167. apl4-19-TTSSu
ORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
county property at lowest rates. HENRY A.
WEAVER & CO.. 92 Fourth av. inli2-I
UICK LOAN OF NOT OVER $2,500; HIGH
EsT interest paid; real estate security. Ad
diess LOAN. Dispatch office. aull-99
miscellaneous.
pOOKKEEPING - WE ATTEND TO THE
X) opening and closing and adjusting of books ot
all kinds: oucher system Introduced and Individ
ual Instruction glien bookkeepers In same; long
experience and references as to accuracy, prompt
ness and discretion. McCAFFEETY i ROBIN
SON, Room 16, 95 FlfthaVj JC2S-92.S-TTS
BOOKS IX ANYLINEOF BUSIXE6SOrEXED
on the latest and most Improved plan, embrac
ing. If preferred, the voucher s stem; also audited
and closed by J. W. REED, Expert Accountant,
Room 80, Schmidt building. an27-69
GROCERS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR AD
VANTAGE to patronize IRON CITY PRO
DUCE CO.. C23 Liberty street. Choicest fruits;
lowest prices. auS-9-TT5u.
T ADIES' AND GENTS' CLOTHING CLEANED
1j or died; prompt work. CIIAS. PFEIFER,
44iSinllli'ncld. and 100 Federal st. au25-8-TTSSu
MACHINISTS-TO NOTICE THAT THERE
Isa strike pending at the Continental Tube
Works, now operated br the OIL WELL SUPPLY
COMPANY.
au25-52-TThSSU
"PRINTING DONE PROMPTLY AT 07 FED
J ERAL STREET, Alleghcuy; call before order
ing and save money. au27-100-MThS
SECOND-HAND CASH REGISTER: MUSt"bE
In good older and sold cheap for cash. Address,
stating price and address of owner, REGISTER,
Dispatch office- au27-58
SEND FOE SAMPLES AND PRICES OF WALL
paper, free to any address; 10-centwall paper
at 5c. 15-cent wall paper at 8c. 25-cent gold paper at
loc n holt. G. G. O'BRIEN, Paint and Wall
Paper Store, 292 Fifth av. aull-43-TTS
aWKE YOUR OLD UMBRELLA8 TO BAKER,
. 13 Sixth st.; satisfactory woikinanshlp guaran
teed, lowest prices. au27-38
T'O RENT-BAKERY AND STOREROOM IN A
good town close to station lu any State; refer
ence and security given. Address BAKER, Dis
patch office. " au27-52
a HI BUY A PAPER ROUTE: MORN1NG.EVEN
. ING and Sunday. Address P. O. BOX 409,
Sliarpsburg, Pa. au27-80
RUNKS HAULED TO AND FROM EAST END
for 50c. CAMPBELL & DAVIS. 12 Seventh av.
Telephoned. jyl7-90
YOU ALL TO CALL AND EXAMINE OUR
stock of watches In gold, gold-filled nud silver.
We hare the largest stock and lowest prices in the
city. K. sMIT, 1132 and 934 Liberty st.
au23-89-TfSSa
FOR SAME IMFHOVED BEAX .ESTATE
City Residences.
w
E HAVE AN EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN IN
Fifth ATpmi nrnnpf-t-rfnrannlrk barer: It
consists of a substantial lirick house, on lot 22x120
feet to alley. Particulars of MURRY & EDsALU
Fidelity Building. an-25-76-TTS
WYL1E AY., NEAR ELM ST-S-CTOBY BRICK
dwelling, 10 rooms, bath and other modern
improvements: good business location and a low
price; lot 24x109 to Wilson st. J. C. REILLY, 77
Diamond st. au23-75-TThSSu
300 ORCHARD PLACE. KNOXVILLE
t tWO-Rtyirv hrli.tr 1-pslrii.nrf. nf six rOOmS.
hath, hot and cold water, hall, laundry, nice front
porch. Inside shutters, good drainage, all in best
?XJTJ?alr: lot 32x100 feet; terms to snlt. A. P.
WEIDMAN A CO., 1412 Carson st. au27-I3-ThSU
30O-NO. T4"i AND 347 FIFTH AVE.
I. flnn hneln.a lf.4tlnn. twn three-StOrV
ones nuiirtings, one orn the other 15 rooms, ele
gant storerooms in each, sewerage complete, good
dry cellars; same bringing at present a handsome
rent: lot 48x91 feet to an alley; reasonable terms.
A. P. WEIDMAN & CO., 1412 Carson st.
' au27-48-Th8u
021 ft OOO-CARSON ST. AND NINETEENTH
tlD-Lv St., corner property business location:
two-story brick with mansard roof containing
nine rooms and fine large -storeroom; one of the
best locations on the Soutlislde; terms to suit. A.
P. WEIDMAN & CO., 1412 Carson st.
au27-4S-ThSu
ffiM 300-SIDNEY ST.. NEAR EIGHTEENTH
wtt; st., two-story brick residence or six rooms
and finished attic, both gases and water, hall, side
alley entrance, plenty of shade trees, good stable
on rear: lot 20x131 feet to alley. A. P. WEIDMAN
& CO., 1412 Carson st. an2?-48-ThSu
SQ 000-FOR A TWO-STORY AND MANSARD
IDOf brick dwelling, seven rooms and pantry; all
modern improvements; inside w, c..-etc.: now
renting for t300 per year; a neat little Investment:
Bedford av.. near Fulton st. J. C. REILLY. 77
Diamond st. au23-75-TTSSu
CO 300-LARKINS ALLEY, NEAR EIGH
350) TEENTH 6t., two two-story frame dwell
ings of flvo rooms each; good cellars, water In
kitchen, sewerage complete; lot 33x60 feet; easy
terms. A. P. AVEIDMAN & CO., 1412 Carson st.
an27-S8-ThSU
nnn CAi?snv st. xnm fourth ST..
S two-story brick dwelling of nine rooms. halL
vestibule, bath, hot and cold water, both cases:
house in splendid condition; lot 20x100 feet; easy
terms. A. P. WEIDMAN & CO., 1112 Carson st.
au27-48rhsu
800 ROCHELLE ST., KNOXVILLE
Two-storv brick dwcllincr of five rooms. In
side shutters, norobea. eras and water, fruit trees:
all In good repair; lot 5x100 feet; on easy terms.
A. P. WEIDMAN & CO., 1112 Carson St.
au27-4S-ThSu
000 SrXTEENTn ST.. NEAR SARAH ST..
' two-storv frame residence of five rooms:
side alley entrance, paved cellar, sewered; all in
good repair; lot 20x50 feet. A. P. WEIDMAN &
CO.. HI! Carson st. au27-4S-Th8u
"I 700-JOEL'S LANE, MT. WASHINGTON.
dDAj two-story frame dwelllngof four rooms. In
splendid repair: lot 25x105 feet. A. P. WEIDMAN
& CO., 1412 Careon st. au27-48-Thsu"
East End Residences.
A PRETTY HOME-LOOKING RIGHT INTO
Schenley Park, and commanding a wide and
refreshing view; choice payed street; two or three
minutes only from both cable and electric cars:
handsome large lot. nicely Improved, with hard
walks, shade and frpTt trees; elegant brick house,
eightrocms and all modern conveniences: quick
sale is necessary, and the property can behadmuch
below Its value; (2-1.7-183). CHARLES SOMERS
CO., 120 Fourth av. au23-77-TTSn'
DAVELLTNG-WE HAVE FOR SALE IN THE
East End new two-story brick dwclllug, nine
rooms, finished in hard wood, hard wood mantels
and cabinets, combination fixtures, cemented cel
lar, large lawu with fiagstone sidewalks: Immedi
ate possession. See BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.,
1C2 x ourth av. a23-116-TTSu
000-ONLY 5 MORE LEFT. SMALL CASH
navment and balance monthly, will buy an
elegant 5-room house, front porches, slate roof,
city water and good sidewalks, finest view In the
two cities, being In Eureka place, Oakland, on line
of cable road; immediate possession. GEORGE
SCHMIDT, 157Fourth av. au22-39-TTSSll
fflJQ BOO-FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT-TWO
IDOj (2) small houses, on lot 40x167 feet- fronting
on two (2) streets, In the Fourteenth ward; must be
sold at once. MURRY & EDSALL. Fidelity
Building. au25-76-TTS
Allegheny Residences.
"VTORTH AVENUE CHOICE SITUATION;
J large lot; good house: finest view; very de
sirable; everything lovely; inspection invited. A.
LEGGATE i SON, 108 Fourth av. au25-S4'
S0 000 WILL BUY A FIRST-CLASS FRAME
WO) house of 6 rooms and finished sattlc; lot 30x
110, on Fleming av.. Eleventh ward, Allegheny,
near California av. and Manchester cars. Apply
to J. L. BOARDMAN, No, 155 Ohio St.. Alle
gheny. au23-44
Suburban Residences.
RESIDENCE AT EDGEWORTH. P. Ft.W.&C.
R. It.: 10 rooms, entirely furnished, bath
room, square reception hall, front porch, lawn,
and three minutes' walk from station, only $50 CO
per month. Will rent furnished to April 1. next.
BLACK & BAIRD. 95 Fourth avenue. au26-42t
MOOO-SHADYSIDE, NEWS-ROOM QUEEN
) Ann dwelling; reception hall, bath
room, with porcelaln-llned tub, station
ary washstand and w. c artificial and
natural gas, etc.; large lot. street sewered;
convenient to P. R. R. and electric line; this Is a
decided bargain; call at once for particulars. M.
R HIPPLE Jfc CO., 93 Fourth av. au23-74-TTSu
0O 100 A ' VERY NEAT AND NEW TWO
jDZi) STORY frame dwelling, six rooms, at
Ingram, right near station: good welt; nice shade
trees, etc., and the lot Is 60x210. J. C. REILLY. 77
Diamond st. au23-75-TTSSu
FOR SALE- LOTS
City Lots.
LOTS-BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS FOR
from 1C0 to $300, In the Eighteenth ward: long
payments: easy terms. Inquire of CIIAS. E.
CORNELIUS, attorney. 406 Grant St., Pittsburg:
or go to his office. Mornlngsldeav., on the grounds,
and see his agent, T. Ed. Cornelius. mylu-4S-D
East End Lots.
17LWYN LOTS-SPECIAL SALE SATURDAY.
Jj Augusts. Free railroad tickets and full In
formation from BAXTER, THO HPSON A CO.. 162
Fourth av. au23-115-23,24,26,27
TUNE LOT-IN THE BOULEVARD FLAX,
JJ East End, at a reduced price; will trade for
eight or ten-room house. (22). DENNISTON,
ELDERKIX A CO., Llm., 6232 Penn av. Tel. B327.
Morey to loan. au23-118-23-25-27-29
LOTS IN FAHNESTOCK TLACE PLAN,
Homewood: fronting on Penn, Homewood:
McPherson, Thomas and Mead streets: every lot
has fruit and shade trees; best of schools and
churches; society and neighborhood strictly first
class: Penna. R. R. and Duquesne Traction furnish
rapid transit every few minutes: property in this
plan from $30 per foot front up; Thomas street, 100
leet wide, only $j per foot front; It will pay you to
investigate this plan before buying elsewhere.
LIGGETT BROS., 71 Diamond st.
au25-63-TTeSu
SUBURBAN PROPERTY THE--LARGEST
lots, the lowest prices and the easiest and best
terms In theicounty at Sheraden, 15 minutes from
Union station: see'Sheradcn belorc you buy else
where. ANDREW PATTERSON, Secretary, 127
Fifth ay. le27-72-D
Alleglieny Lots.
LOTS-IN RIDGE VIEW PLAN, ELEVENTH
ward, Allegheny; lots In Duquesne Park,
'1 enth ward, Allegheny; lots In Rose's plan. Brush
ton station, P. R. It. J. E. McCRIUKART. 140
Fifth av. aul-47-MTh
Suburban Lots.
LOTS-ON GLENWOOD AV.. CONVENIENT
to B. & O. station and Second ay. electric
road; avenue graded, macadamized, sidewalks, city
water; houses and lots on very easy terms: monthly
payments If desire.. GEORGE C. BURGWIN,
Attomc3'-at-Law, 150 Fourth av. Jyl2-47-TTSSa
Farms.
Cir OOO-CHOICE A NO. 1 FARM LOCATED
5 1 5 but 3 miles from Rochester, Pa,, Beaver
county, or 92 acres, with two-story frame dwelling
of 6 rooms, with all conveniences, splendid spring
house, large fine bank barn C0x40 feet, 2 grain
houses. In addition to all other necessary outbuild
ings: all fences In good repair; two orchards of va
rious fruits; field of raspberries and strawberries,
15 acres of fine timber, 10 acres ot coal; entire place
well watered; will sell for $1,000 cash, balance on
long time: interest 5 per cent, orwlll exchange for
city property. A. P. WEIDJIAN & CO.. 1412 Car
sou st. a27-43-TllSu
DESIRABLE INVESTMENT-347 ACRES OF
black walnut and rich limestone land, fenced;
underlaid with 6 feet of snnerlor gas and coking
coal, now opened and marketed: lies heantlfullr;
well watered: highly Improved; large moderii
bullt, hardwood-nnlshed, slate-roofed house, 8
rooms, cellar, verandas and shutters, two-story
wash house, bank barn, stable, granary, eprn,
coal and smoke house, 3 poultry houses, orchard,
choice lrult; complete equipment of farm
machinery; will exchange for city property. ED.
WrrriSll. 410 Grant St.. Pittsburg. aul8s"5-TTS
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Unsincss Opportunities.
AVFINE OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A ONE
HALF Interest in a flrst-class, firmly estab
lished and profitable general merchandising busi
ness lu a good town near the city: capital required,
$2,000. 4-72-318. CHARLES SOMERS & CO., 129
Fourth av. au23-76-TThSSU
A GOOD PAYING JEWELRY STORE ON
prominent street In Allegheny: done over
$6,000 repair work last year; fine cigar store
in central part of the city: Hvcrv stable, milk
route, grocery stores. $200 to f 10,000; restaurant.
HOLMES & CO., 420 Smlthfleld St. au23
TYRUOSTORE ONE OF THE BEST LOCA
XJ TIONS In Altoona, Penna.. ac a bargal i; en
gaging In other business. Address DRUGGIST,
care of Letter Carrier No. 2, Altoona, Penna.
au26-92
DRUG STORE IN CITY. DOING A GOOD
business: best reasons given for selling; will
Invoice about $2,000. .Address H. B., Dispatch
office. au27-56-Thsu
DRYGOODS AND MILLINERY STORE-GOOD
stand : grocery stores. $3"i0 fj Ja, too: general
stores, cigar stores, bakeries, confectioneries.
PERCTVAL & GASTON, 439 Grant St. au27-8J
TXIR 6ALE-AN ACTIVE" ANDROFITABLE
JC livery business, well established, fully
equipped and finely located: close to the station of
a prosperous town near the city; real estate,
buildings, vehicles, harness, etc., at a lowprlce.
(4-71-317.) CHARLES SOMERS & CO., 129 Fourth
aveuue. au20-97-TTS
HOTEL WELL EQUIPPED AND FAVOR
ABLY situated; 90 productive acres; licensed
house dolnor a nratitahle business: general store
and postoftlce Included; cheap as anything In this
State. 4-39-162. CHARLES SOMERS 4 CO.. 129
Fourth r.
BU27-77-TTB
FOR SAtE-BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
HOTEL-FOR RENT OR SALE (nERSHEY
House) Leetonia, Ohio: 3 story brick building.
40 rooms: location best In the city For further
information caU or address JOHN H. WERNER,
Canton, O. au23-91f
LIVERY BUSINESS-HORSES. HEARSE, SUR
REY, coaches, buggies and wagons, etc. KEY
STONE STABLES. 18uSandnsky si. Alle. au9-46
PLANING MILL BUSINESS AND PROPERTY
In a thriving manufacturing town on line of
railroad, with pTrellpnt shlnnlnp facilities. Par
ticulars from JAS. W. DKAPETA- CO., 313 Wood
street, city.
au27-65
Business Properties.
A FIRST-CLASS INVESTMENT-AS OWNER
must leate city on account of health we offer
for sale twn rood hrtr.k house of six rooms and
storeroom; natnral gas, cltv water, etc.; with lot
21x127 feet to an alley; situate on Webster av., near
Roberts st. and rents for f4" per month. Call at
once and secure a bargain. W. C. BERINGER
& CO.. 156 Fourth av.
au25-S3-TT
A NICE SIX-ROOMED FRAME DWELLING
and storeroom of good appearance and all
modern conveniences, with good stablo and a lot
40x180 feet, on one of the best streets In Mansfield
borough: only eight miles from the city: price
$3,500. W. C. BERINGER Jfc CO., 150 Fourth av.
au2J-83-TT
GRIST MILL PROPERTY-AT ON&IIALF
value. In Ohio, near Penn. line, on railroad,
with switching facilities: in splendid wheat and
grain section andat best point for a mill in the
county: lii story frame, -JO bbls. capacity: brick
dwelllngof six rooms, outhouses, roomy grounds
In fruit, etc.: $1,000 for all, on easvtcrms. 4-35-111.
CHARLES SOMERS & CO., 125 Fourth ay.
anSe-Trs
IMMEDIATE SALE IS WANTED FOR TIIE
property comer Fifth av. and Washington St.,
a few squares from Court House, a two-story brick
store and a two-story brick dwelling, with large
lot; sufficient room for additional buildings; now
rented to good paying tenants at a rental to make
a good Investment on the price, $12,500, which Is
much below the price heretofore asked: the prop
erty will be worth within three years S20.nrfl-terms,
$l,S0 cash, balance long time. SAMUEL W.
BLACK & CO.. 99 Fourth av. au26-73'
TV
TY'LIE AV.-TWO OF THE FINEST BIIILD
F INGS on the street, one of them beluga
good business corner, can be. boueht right:
lot 4Sx90 to private alley. J. C. REILLY. 77 DIa.
mond st.
an23-75-TThssil
FOR SAXE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles. Live Stock.
COACH-ONE THREE-QUARTER niGH
seated carriage, cheap. Apply at KEYSTONE
STABLES, No. 10 Sandusky St., Allegheny.
aul5-49
COW-REGISTERED JERSEY COW AND A
calf, either together or seDarately. Inqnlre at
312 ST. CLAIR ST., East Liberty. au25-3
HORSE-FINE SADDLE HORSE, 6 YEARS
old, gentle and well broken, for sale for want
of use. at the stables of T. B. MORELAND, C100
Penn av.. East Find. au27-P5"
SHETLAND PONIES-I HAVE FOR SALE AS
flue Shetland ponies as there are In the State,
broke for children to ride or drive; also a few fine
brood mare6 with colts by their sides; all pure
Shetlands. Address W. E. WARNER, Youngs
town, O. auM-20
WO PONIES-WELL BROKEN TO RIDE OR
drive: gentle. W. II. KLINGENSM1TH,
Greensburg, Pa. au3-52-TTSSu
Machinery nnd Metals.
ENGINES AND BOILERS-SECOND-HAND:
largest stock of all sizes; 16x36. 12x24, 12x18, 10
x20, 10x16, 10x12, 9x12.8x12,7x12, 6xl2;mounted port
able engine, boilers of all sizes, shafting, pulleys,
pumps, governor, etc. Telephone, 3401, 23 and
Si Park Way, Allegheny, Pa. J. a. YOUNG.
apll-D
SAFE-LARGE FOLDING DOOR. FIRE-PROOF
safe; half price. Address ADMINISTRATOR,
DUpaU-h office. auZtXTf
SECOND-HAND ENGINES AND BOILERS
Two 35 horse-power and two ten horse-power
stationary engines and boilers. One ten horse
power portable on wheels. Thirty-five, 15, 12, ten
and eight horse-power engines, vertical and hori
zontal, all good and will be sold cheap. HARMES'
MACUINETJEPOT, 99 First ave. Jy2S-D"
c
Miscellaneous.
BILLTARD AND POOL TABLES-WE GUAR
ANTEE to save you $50 00 on each table. 90
DIAMOND ST. au25-3
I7ASY-WRITER FOUNTAIN PEN, $1 50-BEST
11 tn the world; try one; they are guaranteed.
McCLOY'S, 425 Smlthfleld st, au23-99
T70UR-DRAWER DOMESTIC SEWING MA
X CHINE-Good as new, $10. 31 FEDiE .L ST.,
Allegheny. au27-7T
GENUINE DIAMOND STUD WEIGHT 1
kl, ; original cost $185, now only $100 at K.
SJIIT'S, C32 and 934 Liberty St. au23-63-TTSSu
GENUINE DIAMOND RING WEIGHT 3
kt. : original cost $375, now only $200. K.
SMIT, 932 and 934 Liberty st, au23-88-TTSSu
H
AMMOCK CHAIRS, J2-REDUCED FROM
(fi. Jice-l.u l 'S, 425 smitnneia st. au.99
LETTER FILES-INDEXED-COMPLETE. 250.
MCCLOY'S, 425 Smlthfleld st. au23-99
ONE PAIR GENUINE DIAMOND EARDROPS,
weight four carats, original cost $650, now at
$365, at K. SMIT'S, 932 and 931 Liberty st.
auSl-86-TTSSu
PHOTOGRAPHIC OUTFITS FOR $1-GREAT
novelty. McCLOY'S, 425 Smlthfleld st.
au23-99
SHELVING SHOW CASES AND COUNTERS.
90 DIAMOND ST. . au26-2
TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, ETC.. ETC.,
909 PENN AV., near Ninth St. Cut this out
for future reference. an26-S2
rpWO NO. 2 MATHER DYNAMO ELECTRIC
JL machines for electro-plating, electrotvplng.
copper reflnlng, etc; will be sold cheap. BENNEY
BROS., 714 Lewis Block. au27-7S-TTS
YPEWR1TER FOR $l-tVORTH YOUR IN
SPECTION. McCLOY'S, 425 Smlthfleld st.
au23-99
TTrATCHES FROM $15: ALL'WARRANTED
V for time and quality. K. SMIT, 932 and 934
Liberty St., and 703, 705, 707 Smlthfleld.
au23-88TTSSu
w
ALL PAPEB-lcROLL. THOMPSON BROS.,
iuy g euerai bu auj-iu-TTBSU-
TO LET.
City Residences.
TO LET-$23 PER MONTH, BRICK HOUSE, 7
rooms, location central, on Vine nejr Firth av.:
send for list. W. A. UERRON St SONS. 80 Fourth
avenue. au25-87-TTt
Alleglicny Residences.
NORTH CANAL ST., NEAR CHESTNUT ST.
brlck house, eight rooms; suitable for two
families: Immediate possession. A. LEGGATE A
SON, 103 Fourth av. au27-61t
NO. 171 GRANT AVE., ALLEGHENY HOUSE
of nine rooms; alt conveniences and In first
class repair. GEO. S. COTTON, -J57 Lacock st.,
Allegheny. an26-95t
TO LET-$18 PER MONTH-NEAT BRICK
house fie rooms: location central and desira
ble, on Hidwell st., Allegheny. W. A. UERRON
& SONS, 80 Fourth av. au27-67-Thst
ISnsIness Stands.
ONE LARGE STOREROOM, 22x80. WITn
second floor and basement, at 1118 PENN AV,,
city. au26-34t
s:
MALL STORE-NO. 300 LACOCK ST., ALLE-
GHENY;lowrent; goodstand. au27-32t
Rooms.
CHEAP DWELLING ROOMS-306 LACOCK ST.,
Allegheny. au27-31t
EINELY FURNISHED ROOMS, CHEAP: USE
bath, both gases, etc., 15 minutes' walk from
Court House. 240DINWIDDIE ST. au2S-33-TThst
I7URNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT
' meals. NO. 570 FIFTH AV. au27-70t
FURNISHED ROOMS, 100 SANDUSKY ST.,
Allegheny. an25-72t
LARGE, NICELY-FURNISHED FRONT ROOM:
both gases and bath; hoard If desired; private
family; good location In Oakland, near both Hues
of cars. L, Dispatch office. au27-15t
LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM NEWLYPA
PERED: suitable for office or sleeping. In
quire 98 DIAMOND ST., basement. an27-34t
TOOM-FURNISHED ROOM, SECOND FLOOR
JAj front rocm, with private lamlly, near West
Park, Allegheny; $10 per month; reference. Ad
dress II., Dlspalch office. au27-99t
ROOM-LARGE FRONT ROOM, NICELY
fnrnlshcd; both gases and use of bath. 51 EAST
DIAMOND. Allegheny. au27-2t
O dices. Deslc Room.
0
FFICES-ON TIIE iiECOND FLOOR; ONE
fine lanrc front office: also one small office.
furnished: both gases, at 55 Ninth st. Apply at
ROOM 2. au25-15-Tmht
Miscellaneous.
SCHOLARSHIPS IN PITTSBURG FEMALE
College. Inquire of JOSEPH SIIALLE.V
BUHGEK, Duquesne Bank, Tucsdajs and Fri
da s at 12 o'clock. au27-47-Thsut
PERSONAL.
ERSONAL-WALL PAPER lcROLL. THOMP-
J SON BROS., 10) Federal st. au2i-10-TTt.su.
PERM)NAL-HIGHbCHOOL AND WARD
fdiool hooks, old ani new; Ion est prices.
FRANK BACON & CO., Ml SmlthOeld st. au27
PERONAL-WE HAVE BOOKS. ANI) LOTS
nt them; larzcst oldhookstore west of the Alle
gheny MomitamsLEVrs.JOO Llherty st. Jyl9
PERSONAL CASH 1'AIIJ U1C CJL.U HOI..D
and silver: Jewelry repaired: new work made
to order. CHRIS. HAUCH. 641 amlthlleld. Jyl7-13
PERSONAL-HAVE YOUR OLD UMBRELLAS
re-covered "n ltii Baker's famous gloria; has no
equal for wear; 26-ln. $1 23; S3-in. 1 M. 14 SIXTH
STREET. an27-J)
PERSONAL-HAIR GOODS-USE OUR PREP
ARATION" formating the hair gror.-, guaran
teed; all long switches M. 93 at SMITH'S HAIR
STOllE, Penn Building,
;, icon av., nearzewnm.
auso-ro
TEIiSONAL-INDIA INK MARKS, BIRTH
J marks, red veins on the nose, suporlluous
hair, powder marks, scraggy hair removed hy DR.
KEYSER, 2 Miller St. ; take W'Tllc av. cars and get
off at Arthur st. au5-ot-Thsu3
PERSONAL T. C. SCnAEFERJ JEWELER,
160 Fifth uv., near Court House, formerly of
Wylle av,, desires his friends and the public to
rail and see his large and complete stock of goi dr).
Fair dealing to all. au27-73-lEssu
PERSONAM-
PERSONAL HEADACHE CURED FOR 5
cents : Rlcord's Magic Headache Cure: no mor -phlne.
quinine or antl-pyriiic; 10 cents a package:
mailed on receipt of price. Address ElCOliD
COMPANY, 57 Taylor av., Allegheny City.
au27-44-ThS
ERSOXAL WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOU
one and all to pay our stores a visit. 1 e have
the largest selection in diamonds, watches. Jew
elry, etc., at lowest prices. Ladles' gold watches
from $1 50 up; gents' gold filled. K. SMIT. 932 and
934 Liberty st. au23-89-TTSSU
ERSONAL WHEN I rt'AS A SMALL HOT
my mother always repaired my breeches and
Jacket, but since I got to be a great big man. DICK
SON, tho well-known tailor, 65 Fifth av.. cor.
Wood .t., second floor, has been substituted, who
now does all my cleaning, pressing and renovating
in great sharie. Tel. 135s. mrlS-u-D
FOUND.
F
lOUND WALL PAPER lcKOLL. THOMP
SON BROS., 100 Federal st. au25-10-TTS6u
FOUND-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE
In the city tn get pictures framed Is at No. 2
Sixth st., second floor. T C. MCELROY.
au25-97
IJWTND-NOT A HOUSE AND LOT. BUT TO
. let voli know that we can give you a complete
sideboard outfit consisting or pickle castor, butter
dish, flvc-bottic dinner castor and cake dish, all
for $6, and warranted to wear, at K. SMIT'S, 932
and 931 Liberty and 703,705,707 Smltbtleldst.
auM-7-Ths
EDUCATIONAL.
JEFFERSON ACADEMY. CANONSBURG. PA.
Principal, C. M. Des Islets, Ph. D. (Prince
ton). A home school; open September 16. 1891;
thorough instruction; college preparation a spe
cialty; experienced teachers: has educated many of
the. ablest men of the South and West. Send for
handbook. Jel3--TTS
17 AST LIBERTY ACADEMY. 6034 ELLSWORTH
'j avenue. Principals: B. W. Mitchell, A. 31..
Ph. D. John T. Daniel. A. M. Prepares for the
best colleges and polytechnic schools. Opens Sep
tember 16. 1811. For cMalogue and Information
address JOHN T. DANIEL. 278 Federal St.. Alle
gheny. Pa.
aul8-23-TTS
1TTESTERN UNIVERSITY OF PF.NNA
Y ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS, Sep
tember 14 and 13.
$100 in PRIZES for test entrance examin
ations. For particulars write to
W. J. HOLLAND, Fres't, Fittsbnrs, Pa.
Je4-9S-TT3
LUTHERV1LLE SEMINARY (NEARBAL
TIMOUE) for yount; ladies. $225 per
yea. 39th year. Modern conveniences,
larjre campus, fnll faculty, thorough train
ing;, homo comforts. Send lor catalogue.
KEY. J. II. TURNER, A. AL, Principal,
Lutherville, Md. jy21-77-Trs.
Pennsylvania Ilollidayslrarg.
Hollidaysburg Seminary for Young Women and
Girls. Thorough Instruction. Methods adapted
to the Individuality of each pupil. Home com
forts. Location exceptionally healthful. Malaria
unknown. Address MRS". R. S. HITCHCOCK.
jell-17-TTS
Harcourt Place Seminary.
A school pf the highest grade foryoun
ladies and girls. Established upon original
lines, its success lias been remarkable. For
catalogue, address the principal, MISS ADA
L AYER. B. A., Gambler, Ohio. Jel5-9-TTS
EW RAPID PHONOGRAPHY AND
typewriting and complete business
course taught at PaTk Institute, 204 North
ave., Allegheny. New term opens Septem
ber 1. Evening sessions September 23. Cat
alogues and Journal to any address free.
auiO-rrs LEVI LUDDEN, A. JL, PrincipaL
Kenyon Military Academy.
This old and remarkably snccessfnfscliool
provides thorough preparation forCoIlego
or Business, and careful supervision of
health, habits and manners. For .illustrated
catalogue, address LAWRENCE RUST, LL
D., Rector, Gambler, Oblo. jel5-9 tts
LAIRSVILLE SE3IINARY. 41ST YEAR
opens Sept. 9, '9L Beautifnl grounds
commodious buildings, healthful location
electric light, steam heat, special attention
to health, manners, morals; thorongh in
struction in preparatory and. advanced
courses of study, nnd In art and music.
For catalogue address REV. T. R. EWIXG,
D.D., Principal, Blatrsvillo, Pa. Jy24-87-TTS
GTJttttlZ:
UNIVERSITY,
SIXTfl ST.
Thirty yeara of success. Fall collegiate
courses. Normal, Ladies' Seminary, English,
Mecnenicaland Electrical Engineering De
partments. Conservatory of Music, School
of Elocution, Night School nnd Saturday
Normal Classes. Bookkeeping, Shorthand
and Typewriting. Opens Sept. L Send for
catalogue. II. M.ROWE,Prest. qul3-p
EMOVED-KING'S SCnOOL OF ORATORY,
elocution and dramatic cnlture removed to
University Building. Diamond St.. opposite Court
House. Byron W. King, manager; James M.
Wlsraan, associate manager. Class and private
lessons. literature, French and German. Delsartc.
old school and modern systems. Send for pros
pectus. aali-59
HOLY GHOST COLLEGE.
Next session opens Septembers. New stn
dents should come to be examined August
31. Special Business Department for Book
keeping, Shortlmnd, Typewriting, etc. Gor
man and Elocution free of charge. For cata
logue and further particulars address
REV. JOHN T. MURPHY, C. S. 6p
President.
Night School opens October 5. Jyl4-65-TT3
OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Permanent income from tlid State. Annual
revenues, $150,000. Twenty-flve departments.
Forty-three profcssorsnnd assistants. Classi
cal, scientific and technical courses. Ten
laboratories. Both sexes admitted. Tuition
free. Send for catalogue. Jy23-I3-Th3
PITTSBURG ACADEMY.
Academic, Normal, CommerciaL Students
prepared for advanced classes in the best
colleges, for teaching, for business. Young
Ladies' Seminary Department. Fall term
opens Monday, September?, 189L Office days
Wednesdays and Saturdays. Hon. Thomas
M. Marshall, President Board of Trustees.
For catalogue address J. WARREN LYTLE,
Principal, No. 7 Fourth avenue.
Jy9-81-raThs
DUQUESNE COLLEGE A NEW SCHOOL
University Building, Diaraondstreet, oppo
site Court House, Pittsburg. Full corps of
instructors. English, Normal, Classical,
Scientific. Ladles' Literary course. Night
school and Saturday classes. Shorthand,
Typewriting. Bookkeeping, Music, Elocu
tion. Send for prospectus. Opens Septem
ber L E. M. WOOD, D. D., LL. D., President.
auhMl-D
A CHILDREN'S SCIIOOL-TIIE ATTEN
TION of parents and guardinns having
children between tho ages of 5 and 15 is
hereby called to the excellently equipped
homo school for boys and girls on one ot the
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
home culture. For terms and particulars
address REV. P. C. PRUGII, D.D., Butler,
Pa. References: B. Wolff, Jr., and P. Keil,
Pittsburg. aul3-93-TTS
WILLARD SCHOOL,
41 FIFTH AVENUE.
A select school for the careful and thor
ough preparation of boys and young men
for college, scicntlflo school or business.
The course of study Is such as to afford an
excellent preparation for Princeton, Ynleor
Harvard College The next session begin3
Tuesday, September 1. Private lessons will
be given during the afternoon to a limited
number of pupils, boys or girls.
ISAAC W.KOONTZ, A. M., (Princeton),
anl-44-TTS PrincipaL
THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE.
An examination of candidates for ad
mission will bo held at the rooms of the
Boardof Education (Pittsburg), Monday and
Tuesday, August 31 and September 1, begin
ning at 9 A. M. each day.
The examination tho first day will Include
the common English branches and physiol
ogy, with Latin for those who proposo to en
ter tho Latin scientific course. Tne exam
ination tho second day will include highor
algebra, four books in geometry andphyslcs.
Catalogues showing course of study, re
quirements for admission, etc., may no ob
tained frco on application to tho president,
GEORGE W. ATHERTON, LL. D..
nng20-92 Stato College, Pa.
SI. JOHN'S HILITUT SCHOOL,
MANLIUS, N. Y.
TJnderthevisitation of the War Department.
Military under U. S. Army officer.
Rt. Rev. F. D. Huntington, S. T.D., President.
Apply to Lt. CoL AVAL VEEBECK, Supt.
myli-120-MW
Jr
'nWi
NIGHT SCHOOL
f 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,
Telephone IMS.
O. SMITH'S SON.
anlS-TOonrr
fJtf-. J yp
EDUCATIONAL.
URSULINE ACADEMY,
OAKLAND.
Boarding and day schools. Reopens Tuesday,
September 8. Terms For boarders, session
of five monthsUO. Children underKyearaof
age, $125. Day schools for girls. Pupils taken
from the age of 6 to 18. Terms varying from
$15 to $35. Tuition incltflles all branches of
an English education, with French or Ger
man, elocution, vocal mnsie, calesthenic?,
outline drawing ana fancy work. Private
lessons in music, French, German, drawing;
and painting, at moderate terms. For fur
ther particulars apply to Mother Superior.
PITTSBURG FEMALE COLLEGE CON- ,
SERVATORYof Music. Full and special
conrses of study in language, literature, his
tory, natural science andelocution; in grand
organ, piano, voice, violin, etc.; In drawing,
painting, crayon portiaituro, decorative art,
etc. Four distinct schools; 23 instructors.
Central. Eighth street, near Penn avenue.
Superior home comforts for boarding pupil.
Thirty-seventh year opens September 16.
Rates moderate. Send for catalogue to
PRESIDENT A. II. NORCBOSS. D. D., Pltts
bnrg. Pa. Jyll-45-rha
CHOICE PEOPEKTTES.
$5,750
Is all we ask for one of those finely finished,
modern improved,
NEW 7-EOOM BRICK HOUSES
on
NORTH OAKLAND SQUARE,
FOURTEENTH WARD.
Can be reached by electric or cablo cars in
15 minutes from the postotSco.
STREET APPIIALTUMED.
FRO 17 PORCHES AND YARDS,
Within five minutes' walking distance of
CARNEGIE LIBRARY or
SCnENLEY PARK.
Yon can secure one of theso beautiful
homes on a
SHALL CASH PAYMENT, -
And pay tho balance in installments.
SAMUEL W. BLACK A CO.,
an25-7 99 Fourth ay.
PLANING MILL FOR RENT,
With or without power. Best location in
Allegheny. Good brick building, with
elevator; 10,000 feet of floor space. Fully
equipped with latest improved machinery.
A rare chance for a man with small capital
to encage in a profitable business. Can get
an experienced partner to tako half In
terest. See
REED B. COYLE & CO.,
COR. FOURTH AYE. AND GRANT ST.
nu25-83-TTS
Free Transportation.
CHARLES SOMERS & CO.,
an2S-89-D' 1-29 Fonrth Avenue.
PROPOSALS.
NOTICE.
Thirty-first Ward School Hoard contem
plate issuing boncU to amount of $40,000 to
bnild new schoolhotise. Ronds to run from
10 to 30 year's. Bids for same, giving rato ol
interest at pir, will be received until MON
DAY, AUG. 31. 15 jard reserves right to re
ject any and all bids.
31. 31. GARLAND, President,
514 Smlthfield st.
B. L. JONES, Sec'y, Maple ave., 31st Ward.
auSG-l
Offics or Conteolixi: or
rnoLixr: of 1
CocsTV, Pa. I
!, Aug. 24, 1S3L
Alleouest Cocstv,
FlTTSBUKG,
"VTOTICE TO PRINTERS, BINDERS AND
i.1 Stationers sealed proposals will be re
ceived at tni3 omce until t o'ciock noon.
Saturday, August 9, 1S91, for printing and
furnishing blanks for connty offices for tho
ensuing yeai. Also for furnishing station
ery for the use of connty offices for tho en
suing year. All information relating to tho
same can be had at tho ofilce of the Countv
CommissioneTS. Thonght to reject any or all
bld3 is reserved. SuceessfuL bidders must
fllo bond in the sum of 32,000.
J.A3IES A. GRIER,
an23-11 County Controller.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE El
CEIVED at the offico of Edebiim &
Cooper, Borough Engineer. Bakewell law
Building, for the grading, curbing and pav
ing witn best quality vitrified brick, of
Sheridan street, troni Linooln avenue to a,
iioint 116 feet beyond Grant avenue in thp.
lorough of Mlllvale. Plans and specifica
tions can be seen at tlio office of Edebnrn &
Cooper. All bids innstbolnby 2 o'clock p.
SL, SEPTE3IBEK 1, 1S91, tho contract to ba
let on the samo evening at a meeting of tho
Town Council. The Borough Councils re
serve tho nqht to reject anyorall bids.
JNO. C. REED, Burgess. W. S. COOPER,
Borough Clerk nn27-81
OEALED PROPOSALS
Sealed proposals, endorsed "Proposals for
Electric Power II onse," will be received by
the Electric Light Conimiion of the city of
Wheeling until WEDNESDAY, sept. 2,1891,
at 5 o'clock p. m., for the material and for tno
erection and full completion of a power,
boiler and dynamo house for the arc street
lighting installation for tho city of Wheel
ing, according to plans and specifications on
file in the office of the Board of Gas Trustees
City Hall.
Bids will be received separately for tha
Iron work, as ono bid, and for the other
portions or the wore (inciuumg excavation,
masonrv. brick work and carpenter work.
and all other nocessary items, except iron
workl as one bid: and also for the construe-1
tion of the work as a whole.
Plans nnd specifications can be examined
at tno office of the uas Trustees, City Hall,
on nnd after Friday, August 21, 0391, at LJ
o'clock noon.
The Commission reserves the right-toro
Ject any and all bids.
TIIE ELECTRIC LIGHT CO31MISSI0N,
P.F.FARRELL, Chairman.
A. A. FEANZHEI3I, Secretary. an20-3S
1
SUM3IKII KESOKTS.
TOURISTS
CAN OBTAIN INFORMATION
as to rates and accommodations of many
resort, hotels and cottages by applying at
THE DISPATCH BUSINESS OFFICE.
TIIE CHALFONTE
ATLANTIC CITY", N. J.
On thebcach,with unsurpassedocean-vle'vft.
Salt w ater baths in tho house.
Send for circular.
J e30-tS-D E. ROBERTS 4 SON3.
Cape liar.
TITARINE VILLA,
1 Cape May. X.J.
Within 30 vnrds of the snrf. Seronteantli
season: 50 rooms added, facing the sea; elevai
tor, baths, etc. MRS. F. UALLENBECK.
Jyl-21-D
Other Resorts.
Bedford Springs.
BEDFORD, PA.
Hotel open until October.
Write for pamphlet on this great Resort,
and the famous
Bedford Springs Mineral Water.
L. B. DOTY, Manager.
au4-93-D
sarszsrciT-iS,
Steel Stamps, v
ZEaia-Tober Stamps,
Seal Presses, &zo
W. A. Bunting, 20 Fifth Ave.
JAS. M'NBIL & BRO.,
BOILERS, PLATE AND SIIEET-IRON
WORK.
PATENT SHEET IRON ANNEALING
BOXES.
With an increased capacity and hycrranllo
machinery, wo are prepared to furnish all
work In our line cheaper and better than by
tho old methods.. Repairing and general
machine work. Twenty-ninth street and,
AUegheny Valley Railroad. fellC7-Trs
S500 TO S500,000TonL
gages, city or country property, st lowest
rates. JAS. W. DRAPE A CO., 313 "Vf ood st,
Pittsburg. Telephone No. 975.
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