IffiTFlfiPP RTT- -W7f- 3 THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH..' IFRIDAY. AUGUST 528, 1891 MED PUBLIC BATHS. Popular Sentiment Mates Another Cry for Cleanliness. CHEAP LUXURY FOR TY0RKIKG1IEN. Tatronized lj Many Thousands in Other Cities WHERE THE EXPERIMENT IS A SUCCESS The public bath question 3s gaining ground. The Dispatch at frequent in tervals has produced facta and figures show ing the srea necessity of such an institu tion. This has led to an earnest considera tion of the subject by prominent men, offi cial and otherwise, and from one and all came uqualified approbation. It has been shown that the desire to bathe on the part of persons to whom the proper places are unavailable has rcsnltcd in the destruction of more life than all the great mills and fac tories surrounding I'ittsburg, and as much as the railroads all over Allegheny county, have destroyed. The rivers are frequented on warm even ing by scores of men and boys eager to take a plunge into the cool, cleansing water. Men who work in the mills all day till they are covt-red with soot and grime have no place to go to thoroughly cleanse them Fclves but the rivers. In two-thirds of thce cases they cannot swim, but in their eagerness to reach the water thev forget all about treacherous, slippery banks and deep holes. Jinny are drowned, as the records lave shown. 3IAXY HOUSES 'WITHOUT BATHROOMS. Although there are no statistics to prove the exact figures it is safely estimated that more than one-half of tho houses inf the more thickly populated and less desirable portions of the city are -without bathrooms. Their inmates are almost totally un acquainted with the luxury and health Rivinc; qualities of the mornnR bath. To many ! the people the nature of their wort makes snch a bath much more neces barv than tlrwporfoctrcr means ho enjoy it daily. ' Th- vtlv remedy fortliis undesir able condition of i flairs is a public bath. Tho Idea i not n new one at all. In nearly all the larger citie ct the country pub lic baths have bonv.-i an inriispcnsible lcntnrr of thecity rejrul -.tions. Those -who aiue that thesu baths wcuW not be patron ized have only to look at tho records iti other places where th6 experiment has been tried. In Philadelphia their success has beej far lieyond tlicTiieciations of their most sail RUinc aHvocutes. Commissioner Dixey in reportuisthe liumbc- ot people whe took advantagi- o: tho public baths during lust work -lionet! that H.329 men, 100 women. SyilO boys and !V1 girls had immersed them-t-elxes. This makes a total of ll;l,30 baths for the wcok. These baths w ere distributed a follows: Tncllth and Wharton, 37,201: Thirty-third and Pontu. 10,475; Tnentv-sev-onth und Master, 21.M2; Twenty-second and llidne avenue, H,C4G; Shacka'maxon bath house, 31,006. HOW XEW YORK 'WORKS IT. Another instance of the avidity with which tho nnblic rushes to bathhouses was blown Monday in Xcir Tork, when the De milt Db-peusarv threw open a portion of its cellar on Twenty-third street, -which had been converted into bathrooms for the pub lic No demonstration or any kind attended the opening save the placing in conspicuous places on the outside of the dispensary of placard announeins that tho baths were ready for the public use. Ten cents -was charged for a bath, although any one too poor to pay this sum could obtain a ticket lrom the house physician of the dispensary that would penuit'htm to bathe fornothing. It didn't take a err long to assure the man apcrs that the baths- were bound to prove successful, tor within a tew hours alter thev were opened a score of persons had used them, and each had p-iid 10 cents for the privilege. It cost about 2,(100 to fit no the oaths. When it i- elsow n that more baths ore needed another big section of the cellar w ill be ill-voted to them. There is room for at least 1 1 mure baths, and it these are added to tho present number it is likely that sec tion will oe reserved tor the use of women. One of the most hearty advocates ot tho public bath question is Superintendent of 1'olieo Gamble Weir. In bpeaklng ot it yes terday lie said: SUPEKIXTEXDKKT "WEIlt'S IDEAS. "There can be no question about tho great benefit public baths would do to the people, of Pittsburg. I hops to -eu a movement on foot for the establishment of such a place here. Considering the amount of patron age a public bathhouse would draw, and tno inestimable benefit it would be as a san itary measure alono the cost w ould be very small. There is no necessity for anything elaborate.- On the other hand, it would bb a mistake to havo the place constructed in any but a very plain tyic, since its patrons would be plain people. My idea would bo to rent or build a house at as small cost as possiblo, equip st with u sufficient number of tubs, shower baths and all neces sary equipments. A swimming pool might also bo added, but that would not be abso lutely necessary. It might be well to ohargo 5 cents a bath to all who cared to pay it In order to make the establishment s-elf-snstaining or nearly so, A small chargo would not mate it anj less a public bath. Those who felt iudispo-ed from one reason or another to pay ev-n that small miiu could be furnished a ticket on application to the pioper authorities which would admit them at nil times. The cost of keeping the plaie up would b- verj small and the city conld w ell afford it. ADVANTAGES rOR MILL MEN. "Working In our many manufactories are hundreds of men, and women too, to whom such an establishment would provide a luxury heretofore unattainable by them. Many of these people would now patronize baths run bj private firms, in barber shops, hotels, etc but they will not bo admitted. A. man who has worked all day in an iron mill und comes out black and dirty cannot go to these places. If he applies he is told all the tub are occupied, oi something of that sot. It is this class or people, just as w oi-thy and respectable a those w itli cleaner occupations, that would bo benefited by public baths. I know nothing about how these amain, aro conducted ill other cities, but I do know the people of Pittsburg are sadly in need of something of the sort, and will lend my aid heartily to any movement to further it." Coroner McDowell has repeatedly stated Ins approval or the public bath idea. His work in the summer months brings him in duily contact with the effects or a lack or proper bathing facilities. His records abound with cases ot accidental dron nings, aswasbhown bv a publication of apoition or these records in Tub DisrATOi several weeks ago. 'Public baths have beeomo an absolnto necessity," said ho, "and they must come." THE GE5I-OF THE SIONONGAHELA. Free Trains Every Day to the New Town of Dlaine, Departing from and arriving at the pas senger depot of the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Itai broad, end of the Smithficld street bridge, as follows (city time): Depnrt, 7:43 A. M , arrive, 2:20 p. "m. Depart, 12:05 P. M.t arrive; fl.-OS p. M. Also, Saturday even ing train, leaving at 5 o'clock, visitors re turning to the Union depot at 10:35 p. M., via the Pittsburg, Virginia and Charleston Kailroad. No Sunday free transportation. Call nt our office for tickets to the new town, ancUget maps, price lists, etc., before starting. Charles Somebs & Co., 129 Fourth avenue. "Why Kennedy Is Popular. The large number of select outing parties, -weddings nnd nCairs of that kind thafW. J. A. Kennedy, caterer, of Xo. 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, nnd this more than anything else adds to their fame as entertainers. SI OO Until September 1, '01. S3 SO. .2 cabinets for 51 00 and a life-size crayon for ?3 60 at Aufrecht & Co. s Elite Gallery, 615 Market street, Pittsburg. mws Neglect your hair and yon lose lu Pabksb's H ALU Balsam renews growth and color. PABSEB'sGrsoEBTomc strengthens the weak. COURTS IN DULL TIMES. s Workhouse Prisoners Wanting Releases Brewers Snlng; for the Value or Unre tnrned Bottles A Few Other Items of Interest to Litigants. A petition for n writ of habeas corpus -was filed yesterday by William and Mary Sexton to secure their release from tho -workhouse. They allege that they are unjustly and ille gallv confined. They were committed Au gust 21 by Magistrate Ilyndman for 60 days, indemnitor $50 and costs on a charge or keeping a disorderly house. Edward Con nelly also filed a petition for a -writ of habeas corpus to secure his release from tho workhouse. He alleged that he is unjustly and illegally confined in. that institution. Judge McClung fixed Saturday for a hearing in both cases. SUING FOE THEIB BOTTLES. Pier & Dannals Bring Suit for OTer a, Thousand Dollars "Worth. Messrs. Pier A Dannals, the brewers, yes terday entered suit against John B. Golden to recover $1,30 9L They stated that they sold beer to Golden in bottles and kegs and an arrangement was mado -whereby Golden was to pay them $1 per dozen for empty bottles not returned. From June 20. 1SSS, to December 27, 1890, there were 1,303 9-12 dozen botties not re turned or paid for, making due tho plaintiffs $LX18SL Ho nlo owes them, it is alleged, $32 17 for merchandise, making a total of $1,430 01' Suit Ended In a Peculiar Way. In the United States District Court yester day, a nolle pros was granted in the case of Joseph Kirscu, who was indicted at tho July term for sending improper mntter through the mail. The motion for tho nolle pros was mado by United States District Attorney Lyon on the ground that Kirsch was clearly insane. Want the Case Reopened. In the United States Circuit Court yestor day a motion was made by the defendants to reopen the case of Harmon, Gibbs & Co. against J. Struthcrs, J. C. Wells, A n. Mc Kelvey aud Strutbers, Rose & Co., alleging the discovery of new evidence. Tne case is an action on the patent on the Bliss revers ing engine. CHABGED -WITH CBTJELTT. Humane Ajjent O'Brien Investigates Another Case or Child-Whipping. General Agent O'Brien, of the Humane So ciety, made an information yesterday beforo Squire Kuppet, of Little Washington, charg ing Martha Jacksoii. colored, with cruelty to Charles Boss, a colored boy, aged 8 yeafs. 1 Martha Jackson runs a boarding house, and the boy, whom 6he secured from the County Home, washed dishes and did housework for her. It was stated by the neighbors that she had frequently beaten the boy with a cowhide, and In other w avs abused "him. Ten days ago, the neighbors say, the boy had been terribly beaten, and had shown them the stripes across his back. Mr. O'Brien yesterday examined the boy, but the stripes had either worn away or" had never been there. A hearing will "be held Tuesday. A PLEASANT PLACE TO CAMP. Tho Argonaut Hunting and Fishing Clnb Homo From Michigan. The members of the Argonaut Hunting and Fishing Clnb are homo from their sum mer retreat on Burt lake, in Sheboygan county, Mich. 'Squire Lasholl says it is all in all tho finest in tho country, though that section is this summer suffering from tho severest drouth in its history- The encamp ment is 34 miles south of ilaclcinac and 10 miles east ofPetowsky. Fifty-four members "of the clnb havo sub sisted mainly on blackberries and fish since July L They own 27 acres of ground, and 'Squire Lashell has over 103 acres of his own there. The club intends to have a steam yacht of its own next summer, and having a sheet of water rour miles wide and 12 long, there is ample room tor pleasure trips. PAKE. INSTITUTE ANNUAL. Prof. Henri Ttollln Parker to Take Cliargo of the French Department. The Park Institute annual for 1S91-1S92 shows thifl. worthy institution to be in a most flourishing condition and rapidly growing in educational advantages. Tho institute contBws to present its excellent corps of instructors, with Prof Ludden, A. M., at'tho head, and adds the name of Prof. Henri Bollin Parker, who will have charge or the Fiencb. department which has Just been added. The Park Institute now stands high among the preparatory and commercial schools or the State, and tho long list of pupils shows that it continues to meet with merited success. The school year begins Tuesday or nest week. Shortsighted To leave stocks, bonds and valuables in safes accessible to others when you can for a small sum have your own private box in the safe-deposit vaults of the Farmers' De posit National Bank, G6 Fourth avenue. Administrators, executors, guardians and others will find it to their advantage to look into this. aiwr Friday, Poor Man's Day. Just now, when we are selling offall spring and summer clothing, poor people have a chance to buy what thev need in men's suits, boys' suits and pants for almost nothing. These are the prices for to-day: ICO men's black worsted broadwale suits 1 90 273 men's suits, made up in sack style, neat dark checks and plaids (coats, vests and pants) at ?2 50 "We c;ive you a choice from our S12 and S14,men's cutaway and sack suits, plain patterns or mixtures, also line worsteds, at 6 40 300 pairs men's worsted pants at 86c 400 pairs of men's striped cassimere pants, light or dark patterns 1 4D 1,000 suits for boys, just the thing' for school -wear (sizes 4 to 14) at .....81, Si 50a,ndS2 Kemcmber, these prices are for to-day only our poor man's day. P. C C. C, Pittsburg Combination Cloth ing Company, corner Grant and Diamond streets. EXCURSION TO CHICAGO, Saturday, August 29, Via Pittsburg and "Western Eailway. Tick ets will be sold for Chicago Express, leav ing Allegheny at 2 p. m., Central time, and for special train composed cntirclv of Pull man sleeping cars, leaving Alleghenv at fi:30 P. M., arriving in Chicago at 9:30 A. M. Round trip, $9. Limit, ten days, wfsu It. & B, 2,500 yards of zephyrinc, 32 inches wide, 5 cents a jrard to-day. These were omitted to be mentioned in our column disnlav ad. this paper, that we want you to read. Ilooos & Buhl. The citizens of Boston do not send their sons away to college. They have made Harvard a great school, and see well to it that it receives the support that it should have. There is a hint here for the citizens of Pittsburg in relation to the Western University. Youx Picture Freo And'handsomely framed given away this week by Hendricks & Co., popular pho tographers. Uo. 66 Federal street, Alle gheny, with every dozen. Cabinets, SL Shortsighted To leave stocks, bonds and valuables in safes accessible to others -when you can for a small sum have your own private box in the safe-deposit vaults of the Fanners' De posit National Bank, 6G Fourth avenue. Administrators, executors, guardians and others -will find.it to their advantage to look into this. mwp IJ.&B. At blanket department, more of those big. good, satinc comforts to-day at SI 25 each. Head our column ad, this paper. Boggs & Buhl. Gentlemen! The stac's-head white unlanndried fS11 shirt has no successful rival. Wear it and prove it Jos. HOBNE & Co.'s Penn Avenue Stores. LAST OF HORSE CARS. Allegheny Patrons of the Manchester Line Preparing to Say , ADIEU TO OLD-TIME LOCOMOTION. The P., A. & 3T. Electric Plant Almost Beady for Operation. PUTTING ON THE FINISHING TOUCHES The Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester electric road is almost completed. In a few days the streets of Allegheny, that now re echo to the lazy tinkle of the mule bells and the monotonous plunk of iron-shod hoofs upon the cobbles, will know these things no more. Rapid transit lines now cover almost all of Allegheny's territory, and the harsh, resonant bang of the motorman's gong re sounds through every principal street and far into the suburbs. George Eice, the engineer who con structed the Manchester line, said yester day that the IS miles ot track have been laid, with the exception of a curve or two yet to finish. The curve at the end of the Sixth street bridge was put in yesterday morning and the horse cars at once began passing around the loop. This loop extends down Duquesne way from Sixth street to Fifth, up Fifth to Liberty, to the present point of starting at the cor ner of Market and Liberty streets. The cars going north will pass down Sixth street, as at present, and those coming in the opposite direction will pass around the loop POTTING OX FINISHING TOUCHES. The Thomson-Houston Company is push ing the work of stringing the wires, and has thntpart of the work almost finished. The power house at the foot of Locust street, Allegheny, is finished and the finishing touches being given the machiuerj". President John II. Dalzell says the date set lor the opening or the road is September 15. J. C. Cotton, thehnstlingsupeiintendent or the road, stated yesterday that tho Thomson-Houston people hnd promised to turn tho current on oy that time, and there is no doubt that everything elso will be in readines. Every detail is being attended to beforo the opening of the road, so that after that event there need bo no experimenting, with tho conseq'nent delay and annoyanco whioh ha6 attended the beginning of operations on other roads. The engines at the power house are now running, so tho bearings may bo worn smooth and ground down. CARS LIKE THE DUQUESNE'S. Forty or the new cars have arrived and are now nt the car stalilc, at the foot of Bearer avenuo. They were built by tho Pullman Company, and are of the same size and de sign as those used on the Duquesne line, ovo i to the extra high step about which tho ladies complain. There being no heavy grades on the Man chester line very fast time will he mado. The running time of the Beaver avenue and Rebecca street lino will be 18 minutes from tho foot of Beaver avenue to Fifth and Liberty streets, three miles. The Western avenue lino will make tho trip between tho samo points in 22 minutes. The Union line cars, running to" Woods' Enn, and tho Tioy Hill line will make equally good time. The full equipment will be 70 cars. The residents of lower Allegheny are highly elated over the pleasant prospect atiorded them of a competing line, as they oomplain bitterly or their treatment at tho hands of tho Pleasant Valley Company. Cars on the latter lino are now running so far apart that time can often be saved by walk ing in pieference to waiting for a car. Excursion From Pittsburg to Chicago Over tho Pennsylvania Lines Starts Saturday, September 5. Tickets good on all trains of that day except tho "limited." Tickets good to return until September 13 inclusive. Rate, S10 00 for the round trip. For particulars address or call upon Samuel Moody, District Passenger Agent Pennsylvania Lines.No. 1127 Liberty street, Pittsburg. " ttfsu MEETINGS AND NOTICES. Legal Notices. Office of CIIAS. R. WXITERSIIANSON. No. 1". Ohio St.. AllrirlKMiv. Es 'STATE OF ANDREAS KOEIIN NOTICE IS i herebv riven that letters testamentarv on the estate of Andreas Kochuhaie been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to saiuesiaie are requcsica TomaKe immediate pay ment, and thoee having claims against the same should make them known without delay. KA1IO LISA KOEIIN, Executrix, No. 130 Third street, Allegheny. au2S-33-P WILLIAM HUNTER. Attorncy-at-law. No. 41S Grant street. ESTATE OF JOHN FOX. DECEASED-NOTICE is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of John Fox, deceased, late of tho Seventh ward, city of Pittsburg. Allegheny county. persons Indebted . , iui7 w.w. Mduivu w iuc miners cneu. ah d to said estate and those havlnj? claims against It will make their pavments ani present their claims without delay to d . .. .. -,. ""-? "-V Administrator. Jy31-51-r Baggage Room, Union station, city. XX THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. 1, i or Allegheny County. Pa. No. 28 September T.. 1800. in re voluntary assignment oi I. D Rlsher to John M. Richer. Notice Is herchv given to the creditors of I. D. Risher. and all others In terested, that the undersigned auditor appointed hi the Court to lake testimony, and report a sciied- the assignee, will meet thu parties Interested at his office. No. 123 lifth atcnue. Pittsburg, Pa., on uicuKuMiiuuiKiiiui iiiu uaiame in tne liamisnr ..ir-.A'jLA k7t-f ictus i o, xoai. Hi 1UO-C10CKA M.. ppm Kit, JACOB U. MILL Auditor. au-37-F -TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN AP- PLICATION m 111 be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania, on Monday. September 7, 1891. by Emll Winter, Thomat Bees Willis F. McCook, Peter Winterand Golfrled Fredericks, under the act of Asembly, entitled "An act to provide for the incorporation and regulation of certain corpor ations, approved April 29, 1874, and the supple ments thereto, for the charter of au Intended cor poration to be called Emil Winter Company, the characterand object ofwhlch is "manufacturing material out of aud from mineral oils and an7 other oils or fatty substances, whether mineral, animal or vegetable, and or artificial manures," and for these purposes to have, possess and enjov all the rights, benefits and privileges of said act of As sembly and supplements thereto. WILLIS F. McCOOK. boliclto. aul4-09-r PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY the Forbes Sub-District School Board until WEDNESDAY, Sept. 2, 1S9I, for slack; in snch quantities and nt such terms as tho boaid may direct. Tho board reserves tho ritjbS to reject any or all bids. W. F. BAR CLAY, President. HUGH ADAMS, Secre tary. au2S-43-MWF N( JOTICE TO ROOFERS OrPIOE OF Duquesne school board. Senlpd nrnnoa- als will be received for repairinn; or roor-of Duquesne school building. All proposals to be in on or before Septembers, lb"JL Address, o. j. juAiiUAJai, pros., 212 Pi enn avenue, cltv. Pittsburg, Angnst 27, 1891. au23-75 NOTICE. Thirty-first Ward School Board contem plate issuing; bonds to amount of $40,000 to hnild new schoolhonso. Bonds torunliom 10 to SO years. Bids for same. civinjrTnte. of interest nt par, w ill bo received until MON DAY, AUG. 3L Board reserves right to re ject nny and all bids M. M. GARLAND, President, 011 Smitblield st. B. L. JONES, Scc'y, Maplo ave., 31st Ward. au2fi-LS Office of CosTnoLi-En of Allfohexy CorsTV, Pa. PiTTsnur.o. Atnr. 24. 1891, VfOTICE TO PRINTERS, BINDERS AND JL Stationers Sealed proposals will bo le ceived at this office until 12 o'clock noon, Saturday, August 29, lsM, for printing and lurnisliing blanks for county offices for the ensuing year. Also for furnishing station ery for tiie use of county offices lor the en suing year. All information relating to the samo can be had at the office of the County Commissioners. Tnonzht toreicctany or all bids is reserved. Successful bidders must file bond in the sum of $2,000. 0AMESA.GRIEB, nu23-21 County Controller. SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE CEIVED nt the office of Edeburn & Cooper, Borough Engineers, Bakewell Law Building, for the grading, curbing and pav ing witn best quality vitrified brick, ot Sheridan street, ti-om Lincoln avenue to a point 11.1 feet beyond Grant r.vcnuo in tho borough of Mlllvale. Plans and specifica tions can be seen at the offlco of Edehuru & Cooper. All bids must be lu by 2 o'clock r. M, SEPTEMBER 1, 1891, the contract to bo let on tho same evening at a meeting of the Town CounciL The Boiongh Councils rc s.erve the right to reject any or all bids. JNO. a REED, Burgess. W. S. COOPER, Borough Clerk. nu27-Sl 3T'Display advertisements one dollar per square for one insertion. Classified real estate advertisements on this page ten cents per line for each insertion, and none taken for less than thirty cents. Top line being displayed counts as too. UXTIL FUKTHEK NOTICE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE Classified under the following headings will be ac cepted at tho rate of ONE CENT PER WORD FOB. EACH INSERTION when paid for in ad vnce at cither main or branch offices. Wanted Advertisements of All Kinds, SITUATIONS, MALEnELP, FEMALE HELP, AGENTS, BOOMS, BOARDING. BOARDERS. MISCELLANEOUS, Lost and Found. To Let Rooms. For Sale Advertisements Other than Eeal Estate. THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. BUSINESS OFFICE. Cor. Smitliflcld and Diamond Streets, ALWAYS 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 accounts with THE DISPATCH. FOR THE SOUTHSIDE. NO. M2 CARSON STREET. TELEPHONE NO. E2. FOR THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE. 6121 PENN AVE. PITTSBURG-ADDITIONAL. THOMAS MCCAFFREY, 3J0D Hutlcr street. EMIL G. STUCKEY, Mth street and Penn avenue. ALLEGHENY. A. .7. KAERCHEK. No. 62 Federal street. II. J. McBRIDE, Market House, Allegheny. F. II. EGGEliS & SON, Ohio and Cliestnm streets. THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin aTCnues. G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver aves. FERRY 31. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny ave. WANTED. aiale Ilcln. SALES5IAN TO REPRESENT US IN A. Rochester, N. Y. Apply to S. S. MARVIN, .LiiDeriy si. niia-tH BARBER-GOOD MAN. M. FLECKESTEIN. 196 Main St., West End. Steady work and good w ages. au28-29 TJARBERS-(2): GOOD WAGES PAID. CALL 5 atD.T STUMPENHORST'S. Wood St.. Wll klnsburg. Pa. aulS-C6 BOOKKEEPER A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS had experience as such; good position and good salary to the right party; none but competent young men need apply. A. B., Dispatch office. au2-33' BOOKKEEPER IMMEDIATELY FIRST CLASS bookkeeper. Address with references to C. B. C, Dispatch office. au20-H BOY-A GOOD, SMART BOY. FROM 16 TO 17 lears of age. Inquire at ST. UIIAKLES HOTtL. au23-40 TIREAD AND CAKE BAKER-NONE BUT L first class need apply. Call at BOLEY HOTEL. P. F. HALE. CiOOD BARBER-GOOD WAGES, STEADY J work. NO. 46 SIXTH ST., East Liverpool, O. an27-27 HORSE SHOER A FIRST-CLASS TRACK horse sboer: noncbut first-class need apply. GEORGE ECKEUT, Kldgway. Pa. au4-2 MAN-WITH PUSH WANTED IN EACH city and town of Pennsylvania and surround ing States to sell a staple article among housekeep ers and stores; pw S3 SO per day. Address, with stamp. CHAMPION CO. Philadelphia, Pa. au22-31 MAX-A GOOD MAN TO DRrVE FURNI TURE wagon; must be experienced; oncre- siding in Allegheny pn NITUEE, Dispatch office a. Aauress r u u-au23-42 MAN-SINGLE MAN TO TAKE CARE OF greenhouse, also two horses and cow. 83 FTII AV. nii3-55 MEN-SEVERAL ACTIVE YOUNG MEN TO iiork in the coming exposition. Applv at luiUdiug SON. SI from 9 A. M to 5 r. m. I. L. BAKER & au27-83 Just come well recommended. " TEN OF ENERGY -TO WORK INSURANCE In Pittsburg, Allegheny and all towns oi West- era Penna, i an or aaurebs .-U.A..A a.1 ii.it, itoom,, , Pittsburg. u26-41-WTSu 95 Fifth av. 0 RG ANIZERS THE ORDER OF SOLON TAYS Si. fion In Keven vmrfi.ind92.-i Tier week sick hene- his; inroe years oia:.uni incniDers; rcserveaiuna with accrued interest $237, COO: live men wanted r splendid chance. Apply 39 FIFTH AV.. third fioor. au3-7S ... ....... . ,,.... .. . REGISTERED DRUG CLERK TO TAKE charge of store. Address "DAMIANA. "Dis patch office. au2S-S3 TJOLLEE EXPERIENCED ROLLER FOR L 16-lnch mill making skelp Iron in the East; mill non-union Eastern Association prices paid. Reply ROLLER, Dispatch office, 3UZ7-71 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 AGENT, Dispatch ofllce. . au27-37 SALESMAN-YOUNG MAN WITH EXPEEI EN'CE in retail drygoods; must coma well n commended; one who understands window drap- iiK innciinj. Auuiruauu state dkiiui vliruLCU. LOUIS TBAXLER, Butler, Pa. au23-S0 SALE&MAN-CLOTHING-FIRST-CLASS FOR cityof2C,0iX). Apply723 LIBERTY ST., city. auJS-14 SHOEMAKER-GERMAN PREFERRED. AP PLV to PETER LANDERFRELD, River av., Ohartlcrs, Pa. au28-19 eiOLlClTORS-roil LIFE INSURANCE; LIB ) ERAL commissions; policy taking because mostpleaslng In price and plan. MUERY & ED- call, a r lucmy uuiming, my27-49 SOLIC1TOR-AN ENERGETIC ADVERTISING solicitor can strike a good thing by addressing X Y Z, Dfepatch office. au28-18 STRONG BOY ABOUT 16 YEARS OLD FOR grocery; one able to speak German aud take care of horse, gheny. Apply No. 107 OHIO ST.. Alle- au2S-82 -yOUNG MAN WITH ONE YEAR OR MORE X experience In horse-shoeing; steady emDloy ment. Call at S. McDo:ALD'S,C012 Ellsworth av. E. E. aua7-S2 qfi7C PER MONTH SALARY AND EXPENSES Hi) I kj to special representatives In every county; no experience necessary ; ability to follow instruc tions required only; steady employment; send stamps for full particulars and contract. Address WORCESTER. FERRULE & MFG. CO.. 24 Her mon St., Worcester. Mass. Jylo-28-D Wanted Acents. AGENTS-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION TO handle the new patent chemical ink erasing pencil; uie greatest sciuns; novelty ever proaucea erases inK moro ofnancr: 200 to E thoroughly in two seconds: no abrasion ; 200 to 60b per cent pro lit; one agent's sales amounted 10 K20 i in six days; another $32 in two hours; we want one energetic general agent for each State and Territory. For terms and full particu lars, address THE MONROE ERASER MFG. CO., La Crosse. Wis. my22-75 AGENTS-TO TAKE TERRITORY FOR OUR greatest seller of modern times; "King's Handbook of the U. &.," 940 pages: 2, OJD lllustra tions; 51 colored mays; s?IlsforS2 50: wo shall be able to fill orders proinptlv as 50,(00 copies aro ready. P. J. FLEMING & CO.. !" Filth av., Pittsburg. Jy24-TuwThrssu Wanted Female Ilciii. C10OKS-IMMEDIATELY-UOOKS, GIRLS FOR J general housework. 130 ROBINSON ST., Al legheny. au25-24 GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN FAM ILY of four; wages. ?3 00. J. B. HEARD, Bertha st., Mt. Washington. Inquire also at 505 MARKETS!'. au28-22 rtIRL WITH EXPERIENCE, FOR GENERAL VJ housework; $3 143 FULTON ST. au2S-79 GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK, principally cooking, for family of two; resi dence in Allcghen-; must have good references; good wag?s paid to proper party. Address F. G., Dispatch omce. au2G-3G ADIES IN CITY OR COUNTRY TO MAKE light fancy good's at their homes in leisure hours. Constant work and good pav given. Ad dress, Inclosing stamp, MANAGERESS ART JiEEDLEWORK BAZAAR, Chicago, 111. Box 821). au28-76 MILLINERS-CALL AT J. Ohio st., Allegheny. KUHL'S. 162 111127-1 "VTUESE-TO GOTO THE COUNTRY TO TAKE li care of a small child. Apply with references at ROOM 44, 111 Fourth av.. city. au28-3 ATURSE-AT ONCE FIRST-CLASS NURSE; XA must he well recommended. LILAOAV., third house lrom Ellsworth av.. E. E. au2ti-39 SALESLAOIES-EXPERIEKCED: FOR THE candy stands ol 1. L. Baker A son at the com ing exposition; good wages and desirable employ ment; lirst-class reference required. Call at EX POSITION lrom 9 A. M to 5 P.M. au27-S8 Wanted aialo and Female. Help. COL'D. PORTER. LABORERS. TARM HANDS.2 dining room girls, fi per week; cooks, dish washers, chambermaids, 2C0 house 6lrls. MEE 11AN "S. 545 Grant st. au24-D ICIEST CLASS TINNER, TEAMSTERS, laborers, quarrymen, one boy, three colored men, cooks, nurses, chamber maids, dining room girls, houcgirli,, German and colored girls. MRS. E. THOMPSON, 60S Grant st. aulVD YOUNG MEN AND SADIES TO ATTEND DAY andevmlng sessions at the ACTUAL BUSI N ESS COLLEGE. Np. 5 Sixth ave. Private teach ing a specialty; bytlie month, $5; bookkeeping taught by actual business shorthand and typewrit ing practice. . au26-87-wrsu WANTED. Wanted Situations, POSITION-AS BOOKKEEPER, .WITH EIGHT years' experience in some wholesale house or rninufactnring establishment. Address GEO. W. u, liBjiyiest.. YounMtown. O. auvn-ai lOSITION TO WRITE. EITHER ONNEWSPA- DVIl . u .- III,.... ... --- -a ur as secretary: wouiu uu wiiunK w KTCv'L references as to former work. Address NANNIE, Dispatch ofllcc. au25-8I POSITION-BY A FIRST-CLASS PATTERN J- maKer. competent to take charge. Having naa 12 years1 experience as foreman: best of references: strictly temperate. H. A.. Dispatch office. ani3-3 POSITION AS ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER OR any kind of office wort, by a graduate of High ovuuui. Aaaress li. u. s uispatcu omce. auM-58 POSITION-BY A YOUNG MAN OF EXPERI ENCE, some clerical position: best of refer ence. Address G. J. D., Dispatch office. au2S-2I POSITION-BY AFIRST-CLASS MALE COOK, white: will work for a moderate salary. Ad dressL., Dispatch office. aua-73 SITUATION-BY A MAN WITH THOROUGH training in business transactions and positions of trust: experienced as manager, salesman and MBuriimmer in many states. Jt'lttsbu from all employers for past 18 i ears. Pittsburg references tvtm For a ner- soual interview, address HUbTLER, Dispatch office. auS-M SITUATION A FIRST-CLASS. EXPERIENCED custom cutter aud practical tailor Is own for engagement. Address HENRY J. CABNKY, Corry. Pa. auS-Cl SITUATION AS TRAVELING SALESMAN: 10 3 ears on the road over large territory; refer ences first-class. Address DRUMMER, Dispatch office. au27-51 Wnntcd Partners. PARTNER TO CAPITALISTS $23, OCO CASn buys Interest worth ?",000in amanulacturlng company having a complete monopoly In a steel sjierlalty In large demand, and w 111 pay $ 15,000 an nually; will bear close incstlgatIon:must he taken quick. Address STEEL, Box 970, city. aua-SJ PARTNER-HESrECTABLE PARTY WITH ?0cah can buy half Interest in new estab lished business; light and legitimate special line of goods: this Is no soliciting ur agency or old. run down business; no Idlers need apply. L. WILDE, 129 Fifth av. auI7-S7 PARTNER-RESPECTABLE SINGLE LADY not over 30 (domestic). Address PARTNER, Dispatch office. auS-10 Wanted Boarders and Lodgers. OCCUPANTS FOR LARGE SECOND-STORY front room facing park. 23 MONTGOMERY A V.. Allegheny. an2S-U ITanted Hoarding. BOARD AND ONE OR TWO FURNISHED OR unfurnished rooms In good boarding house or family hotel; gentleman aud wife; no children. Address L. H. A., Dispatch office. au2S-33 Ileal Estate. LOCATION-FOR THE REMOVAL AND EX TENSION of a stove works now in operation to some live town with good shipping facilities in Western Pennsylvania, Ohio or Eastern Indiana: wonld require from two to four acres of land and liberal Inducements: would employ from30to50 hands according to inducements ofiered. Address STOVE WORKS, care of Joseph Hooker. Thirty second and Penn av,, Pittsburg, Pa. au2S-24 TW BUY A HOUSE OF EIGHT OR TEN ROOMS, brick nrcfcrred,ln the East End near Penn ave nue cable or P. E. R., with good slie lot; give number of street and price. Address J. D., Dis patch office. au27-46 Financial. MONEY TO LOAN IMMEDIATEI,Y-t30,000 has been left withus to place this week In sums to suit applicants; tills Is a splendid opportu nity to parties wanting money at once. MORRIS & FLEMIIiG, 105 Fourth av. Jyl2-53-Mr MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT GAGE at the lowest rates of interest and commission; loans granted promptly. aul-W-TUF J. E. McCRICKART. 140 Fifth av. MORTGAGES-J100.C00 TO LOAN -SUMS $500 to S3, ooo to ?20.000; expenses light; money ready. S. J. FLEMING, 152 Fifth av. au20-t ORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY county property at lowest rates. HENRY A. WEAVER &VO.. 92Fonrth av. mli2-D QUICK LOAN OF NOT OVER $2,500: HIGH EsT interest paid; real estate security. Ad dress LOAN, Dispatch office. aull-9U Mlscellaneont. A SHETLAND PONY MUST BE KIND AND gentle; al'o cart and harness: must be reason able. Address CASH, Dispatch office. au21-42-FSu BOOKS IN ANYLINEOF BUSINESS OPENED on the latest und most improved plau, embrac ing. If preferred, the voucher svstem; also audited and closed by J. W. REED, Expert Accountant, Room 80, Schmidt building. au28-67-TuFSSu DESK ROOM IN ONE OF THE PROMINENT office buildings. Lewis block preferred. Ad dress LOCK BOX B2. au2S-15 GROCERS AND DEALERS TO BUY BONE LESS boiled hams; all kinds smoked meats cheap. E. A. BEINEMAN, 16 Pittsburg market. au2;-77-WFSu AVEYOUROLD UMBRELLA RE-COVERED with Uakcs famous Gloria; has no equal for wear: 2S. $1 25; 23, $1 50; repairing at lowest prices; workmanship the best. BAKER, umbrella maker. No. 18 Sixth st. au28-46 ACECURTAINS CLEANED. 25c PER PAIR; send me a postal card. JOHN B. MILLIKEN, No. 37 Eleventh St. au25-10 PATENTS-U. S. AND FOBEIGN. J. II, STEVENSON, Solicitor, 100 Fifth av., Pitts burg. aii28-50-WTSu PIANO AND FURNITURE MOVING SHAN AHAN TRANSFER CO., Smlthlleld. corner Water. au26-94-MWFSu SECOND-HAND CASH REGISTER: MUST BE In good order and sold cneap for cash. Addres, stating prico and address of owner, REGISTER, Dispatch office. " au27-58 S-ENSIBLEMOTnERS. SAVE MONEY-BUY lntanu1 wear at BEE HIVE, 38 Wylle av. au23-43 rpO BUY A GOOD GENERAL STORE IN GOOD JL manufacturing Ohio or West Virgil dress MERCHANT, manufacturing town in Western Pa. Eastern Ohio or West Virginia: state all particulars Ad- , Dispatch office. au23-29 TO RENT-BAKERY AND STOREROOM IN A srood town close to station In anv Statt" refer ence and security given. Address BAKER, Dis patch office. au27-62 IiO-MORROW WE SELL LADIES' LONG . Hubbard gowns, 23c. BEE HIVE, 33 Wylle av. au23-43 TRUNKS HAULED TO AND FROM EAST END forSOc. CAMPBELL i DAVIS, 12 Seventh av. Telephone 276. jyl7-90 USE.IONES' BEDBUG PARALYZER-JONES Magic Roach Powder; contains no poison; roaches banished bv contract; satisfaction gli en or no pay. Prepared bv GEO. W.JONES, 222Tcderal St., Allegheny, Pa. Sold by all first-class druggists. ray8-131-aivrF FOIS SALE IMPROVED HEAL ESTATE Allegheny Residences. VTORTII AVENUE CHOICE SITUATION; large lot; good house: finest view; cry de sirable; everything loiely; inspection invited. A. LEGGATE i SON, 108 Fourth av. au23-S4 CtQ BOO WILL BUY A FIRST-CLASS FRAME iDOj house of 6 rooms and finished attic; lot COx 110, on Fleming av.. Eleventh vtard, Allegheny, near uauiornia av. anu juancnester cars. Apply to J. L. BOARDMAN, No. 155 Ohio St.. Aile- gheny, au23-44 Suburban Residences. GOOD RESIDENCE AND 2H ACRES OF ground close to railroad station 1 only nine miles from the city; the residence is in prime order throughout; rooms large and pleasant: spacious hall lu center; grounds well improved: abundance of shade and shrubbery; copious supply of pure water: would exchange In part for city property; rare chance for a beautiful suburban home; photo graphs and plans can be sean at our office. JAS. W. DRAPE & CO., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. au2&S3-p QQ BOO-FINE MODERN nOUSE ATBRUSH- h;v, tom: rraro 0 bouse, complete m everv wa W: line l.irge stable, large lot. gc lot. (30). DENNISTO tl.UEKKIN & CO Money to loan. Llm., 6232 Penn av. Tel. 5327. au23-119-23-24-26-2S FOB SALE LOTS East End Lots. T70R SALE-fOOO-ONLY ONE LEFT OUT OF JO eight, lot 20x110 ft. to an alley, on Citizens' cable line. East End. (47) W. A. HERRON & SON S, 80 Fourth av. au7-44-F SUBURBAN PROPERTY THE LARGEST lots, the lowest prices and the easiest and best terms in tne county at snerancn, lo minutes irom Union station: seeSlieraden before vou buy eke- where. ANDREW PATTERSON. Secretary. 127 Fifth av. rc27-72-o" ' Snbnrban Lots. LOTS AT CRAFTPN ! LOTS AT CRAFTON ! Keystone plan, adjoining Emily street, six minutes' walk from railroad station; lots all level; no grading or tilling up required; no smoke or noise from the trains; public sale on the premises next Tuesday afternoon, September 1, at 3 o'clock: train from Union station at 2 o'clock: stops at Birming ham. Point Bridge and Tempcrauceville. Plans from JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.. Agents and Auc tioneers, 313 Wood St.. Pittsburg. au28-53-D LOTS, LOTS. LOTS, IN "KEYSTONE" PLAN at C'rafton; near railroad station; a dry, healthy and desirable place for residences. Public sale next Tuesday, September I, at 3 o'clock, on the premises; train lrom Union Depot and Fourth av. at 2 o'clock citv time: stops at intermediate stations. Plans lrom JAS. W. DRAPE A CO., Agents and Auctioneers, 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. au23-53-D Farms. A GOOD FARM OF ABOUT COACRES, LARGE barn, fine large orchard ; every tree ladcu with the choicest lrult, etc. ; situate near thecity, with in one mile of railroad station; churches, schools, stores, nostofflce, etc.. etc. JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.. 313 Wood st., city. au2S-53-n COAL FARM-ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY SIX acres, more or less, situated at Collier's Transler vard, on the P., C. & St. L. R. R., oppo site the coal scales on the south side of the track; height ot co.il five feet eight inches, known as the Pittsburg seam, which Is thoroughly tested; seam No. 2 known as the Odgen or Jones seam: 4-foot vein now In operation by a New Cumberland company; will sell coal or land or both: farm and improvements in good condition. For all Informa tion Inquire of E. M. CALLAGHIN, Sieubenvllle, Ohio. auM-lS-miF' EXCELLENT FARMS AND TIMBER LANDS very cheap, near railroad and good markets. H. C. MADDEN, Huntingdon, Pn. au2Sa-WJ'Bu -k FOB SALE LOTS. City Lots. LOTS-BEAUTIFUL BUFLDING LOTS FOR from ?100 to MOO. in tho Eighteenth ward; long uire oi uiia. . rant eU, Pittsburg: or go to his office. Mornlnesldcar.. on tne crouna ms. ami see his agent. T. Ed. Cornelius. mylii-45-D tOtt SALE-BUKlNE55r Hnslness Opportunities. A GOOD PAYING JEWELRY STORE ON prominent street in Allegheny; done over M.000 repair work last year; line cigar store in central part of the city; llvcrv stable, milk route, grocery stores. 200 to flO.COO; restaurant. HOLMES & CO., 420 SmlthOeld st. an23 I70R SALE-COMBINED BANKING INTER : ESTS of one of the best county scat towns In Cen tral Kansas; no other banks In the county: one of the linen agricultural and stock-raising counties In the West; county will produce JO0,C0O bushels wheat this year, besides other grain: amount required fV. COO: deposits run about S75. COO. Address BANK ING, P. O. Box 1532, Philadelphia, Pa. au23-53-'WFSu HOTEL-FOR RENT OR SALE (nERSHEY House) Leetnnla, Ohio: 3 story brick building. 40 rooms: location best In tho city For further Information caller address JOHN H. WERNER, Canton, O. au23-'Jlt IrVERY BUSINESS-HORSES. HEARSE, SUR J BEY. coaches, buggies and wagons, etc. KEY STONE STABLES, lap Sandusky st.. Allc. au0-40 ONE, OF THE BE8T GENERAL STORES IN Western Pennsylvania hi good manufacturing town doing a good cash business: fine room: loca tion the best In the place. Call on or addres CHAM BERS BUSINESS AGENCY, 102 Fourth av., room G. au23-30 PLANING MILL BUSINESS AND PROPERTY In a thriving manufacturing town on line of railroad, with excellent shipping facilities. Par ticulars from JAS. W. DRAPE & CO., 313 Wood street, city. au27-65 Hnsiness Properties. ERICK PLANT-CONSISTING OF GRINDING pan, engine, boiler, etc.; engines, boilers, clay and ore nans, and brick vard supplies. - THOMAS CARMN'S SONS, Lacock and Sandusky sts., Allegheny. anWHiwr T3IMEDIATE SALE IS WANTED FOE THE JL property comer Fifth a v. 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 lemvits 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 820. OCO; terms, 4.500 cash, balance long time. bAMUEL W. BLACK & CO.. CO Fourth av. an26-73 FOHT" SALEMISCELLANEOUS. Horses, Vehicles. Live Stock. COACH ONE THREE-QUARTER niGH seated carriage, cheap. Apply at KEYSTONE STABLES, No. loO Sandusky. su, Allegheny. HORSE-FINE SADDLE nORSE, 6 YEARS old, gentle and well broken, for sale for want ofnse. at the stables of T. B. MORELAND, moo Penn av.. East End. au27-95 HORSES-A PATR OF GREY HORSES: WEIGH nbout3.C00; cheap. G. J. RAMLACK. Twellth and Pike sts. au28-17-PSu PONY, HARNESS AND CART, TOGETHER or separate: pony 5 years old, sorrel color, sound, and safe for any child to ride or drive; also cneap roan saddle or driving horse. Can be seen at 215 FIRST AV. au23-70 C ADDLE! HORSE GREY EAGLE-THE IIAND- SOMEST and best saddle horse In PI ttshnnr? rnn all the saddle gaits to perfection; Is perfectly sound; not afraid of anything: a nerfect net. and Is a horse any lady would worship. If purchased in this cltv he will be the star of the Riding Academv the com ing winter. BAYWOOD STABLES, No'. 5915 Cen ter av. au28-85 SHETLAND PONIES-I HAVE FOR SALE AS fine Shetland ponies as there are in the State, broka for children to ride or drive; also a few fine brood mares with colts by their sides; all pure sneuanas. jvuaress n. x.. All--ir.lt. loung! town, O. au:6-20 Machinery nnrt Metals. BICYCLE-A COLUMBIA SAFETY, 1891 PAT TERN, with about $25 worth of extras1 1 : rid den six weeks, therefore good as new; I need money; any reasonable offer will be accepted from a prompt, casn purciiaser. Auaress 1 ULJLtMA.A , XSlb lispatch office. an28-16 I ENGINES AND HOILERS SECOND-HAND: J largest stock of all sizes; 16x36, 12x21, 12x18. 10 X20. 10x16, 10x12. 9x12.8x12,7x12, 6xl2;mountcd port able engine, boilers of all sizes, shafting, puUeys, pumps, governor, etc. Telephone, 3401, 23 and 25 Park Way, Allegheny. Pa. J. S. YOUNG. apll-D' SECOND-nAND 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 ana hori zontal, allgood and will be sold cheap. HAEMES1 MACHINED EPOT, 99 First ave. JJ-D1. THE CELEBRATED ACME AUTOMATIC safety engines and non-explosive boilers, for fas or oil fuel, from one to five-horse power; also be latest improved ventilating fans; perfect sat lslactlon guaranteed: bv J. PRAGER, General 4 Fifth av.. Pittsburg. Pa. u:9-32-M'WF Miscellaneous. A PATENT BARBER CTTAIR; GOOD ORDER; cheap. 25J FIFTH AV. au23-33 BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES-WE GUAR ANTEE to save you $50 00 on each table. 90 DIAMOND ST. auSJ-3 IASY-WRITER FOUNTAIN PEN, fl 50-BEST Ik in the world: try one: they are guarantcrd. McCLOY'S, 425Smithfleldst. au23-9 OCR-DRAWER DOMESTIC SEWING MA CHINE Good as new, 810. 31 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny, au27-71p r-iAs FIXTURES 35 TO 50 PER CENT OFF. VJT Closing out, istintju.r. jsuu.. 309 wood st. an5-42-WFSu HAMMOCK CHAIRS. J2-REDUCED FROM ft. McCLOY'S, 425 Smlthlleld st. au3-99 LETTER FILES-INDEXED-COMFLETE. 23c. MCCLOY'S, 425 Smithficld st. au23-99 PUOTOGRAPIIIC OUTFITS FOR tl-GREAT novelty. McCLOY'S, 4a Smlthlleld st. an23-99 SAFE-ONE NO 7 BARNES 89 WATER ST. SAFE; CHEAP. au23-57 SHELVING SHOW CASES AND COUNTERS. 90 DIAMOND ST. au3S-2' TRESSES, SHOULDER BRACES, ETC., ETC., 909 PENN AV., near Ninth St. Cut this out for future reference. au28-82 VTEWRITER FOR Jl-WORTH YOUR IN SFECTION. MCCLOY'S, 423 Smithfleld st. FOUND. T70UND-THAT 24 PITTSBURG MARKET IS the be6t place tobuy smoked meats. Call and sec. 1'. GRAVER. au2S-3G:WFSu T70UND-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE X In the city to get pictures framed Is at No. 2 Sixth St., second floor. T C. McELROY. au25-97 EDUCATIONAL. ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL, MANLIUS. N. r. Under the visitation of the War Department. Military under U. S. Armv officer. Bt. Rev. F. D. Huntington, S. T.D., President Apply to Lt. Col. WAL VEKBECK, Supt. myI7-120-MWF cttir,:r,-- UNrVERSITY, SIXTH ST. Thirty years of success. Full collegiate courses. Normal, Ladies' 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 Sept. L Send for catalogue. H. M. RO WE, Prest. aulS-D TEMOVED-KING'S SCHOOL OF ORATORY, Xki elocution and dramatic culture removed to Universltv Building, Diamond st., opposite Court House. Byron W. King, manager; James M. Wlsiuan. associate manager. Class and private lessons, literature, French and German, Delsartc, old school and modern systems. Send forpros- pectus. auil-59 E GOLLEGE A NEW SCHOOL UiiiversitvEuildinrr. Diamond street, nnnn. site Court House, Pittsburg. Full corps of instructors. English, NormnI, Classical, Scientific. Ladies' Literary course. Night school nnd Saturday classes. Shorthand, Typewriting, Bookkeeping, Music, Elocu tion. Send lor prospectus. Opens Septem ber L E. M. WOOD, D. D., LL. D., President. anl2-41-D - THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE. An examination of candidates for ad mission will bo held at the rooms of tho Board of Education (Pittsburg). Monday and Tuesday, Angnst 31 nnd September 1, begin ning at 9 a. m. each dAy. Tho examination the first dny will include the common English branehes and physiol ogy, with Latin for those who propose to en ter the Latin scientific course. Tne exam ination the second day will include higher algebra, four books in geometry and physics. Catalogues showing course of study, re- quiiemeiits for admission, etc., may be ob tained free on application to the president, GEORGE W. ATHERTON, LL.D.. aug20-M State College, Pa. Csrtm NIGHT SCHOOL BEGINS MONDAY, September 28. For particulars, send for latest Illustrated Circular, or apply at COLLEGE OFFICE, open every evening tlll-9 o'clock, AFTER SEPTEMBER L Address, Telephone 1513, J. C. SMITH'S SON. BU18-70-MWJ - TOIW. City Residences. TOLET-I17PER MO. NEAT BRICK HOUSE, 5 rooms; location good; near cable line on Bed ford av.; send for list. W.A.HERRON &SONS, 80 Fourth av. au25-88-Turt East End Hesidences. C1RAIG ST., NEAR FIFTH AY. -FINE 2 i story and attic Qneen Anne residence of 10 rooms and reception hall; handsomely papered and with every modern convenience. BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.. 162 Fourth av. au23-143-Mwrssnt 1?AST END HANDSOME NEW BRICK JJJ 1 houses of SandS rooms: all modern conveni ences; rent very low. .Inquire JOHN A. 1IAK BAUUII. 512 Homewood av., city. au2$-20t rpO LET-ONLY THREE LEFT (OUT OF 13) X of those fine stone housed on Alpha Terrace, near Stanton and Neglev avs.. East End; seven rooms; mostly finished fn hardwood: all modern fixtures; SW.ind f per month. W. A. HEREON & SONS, 80 Fourth av. au20-U-20,22,2S,28t Allegheny Residences. VTORTII CANAL ST., NEAR CnESTNUTST. ll brick house, eight rooms; suitable for two families: Immediate possession. A. LEGO ATE SON, 103 Fourth av. au27-61t XTO. 171 GRANT AVE ALLEGHENY-HOUSE conveniences and In first of nine rooms; all class repair. GEO. S. Allegheny. COTTON. 157 Lacock St., au2G-05t 8iROOM BRICK HOUSE-SECOND WARD, AL LEGHENY: on line of electric cars; all modem Improvements; ft7 50 per month. Address AV. H. L., Dispatch o.Hco. au28-78-pt Suburban Residences. T ESIDENCE-AT EDGEWORTn.P. Ft.W.ft C. JTA R. H. ; 10 rooms, entirely furnished, bath room, square reception hall, front porch, lawn, and three minutes1 walk from station, only 50 00 per month. Will rent furnished to April 1. next. BLACK &BAIRD, 95 Fourth avenue. au26-ttt CMALL HOUSES - -VERY DESIRABLE-LO-few minutes' ride O CATED close to station: from eltv on P.. Ft. W. A C. R. R.. at low rent. PEARSON KIRSCHLER, cor. Ohio and West Diamond sts., Allegheny. au2S-5t Huslnew Stands. SMALL STORE-SO. 308 LACOCK ST., ALLE GHEN Y; low rent; good stand. au27-32t CHEAP DWELLING ROOMS-360 LACOCK ST., Allegheny. an27-31t TTURNIsnED ROOMS TO LET-FOR GENTL E--T 3IENoulv;deslrblelocatlon. ApplvOLEIM'S PHARMACY, cor. Rebecca st. and Allegheny av.. Allegheny. au28-84t FURNISHED ROOMS-BOTH GASES, BATH, W. C. NO. 'X BEDFORD AV. au28-43t I BURNISHED ROOMS WITH OR WITHOUT 1 meaU. NO. 570 FIFTH AV. aaJ7-70t LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM NEWLY PA PERED: suitable for office or sleeping. In qulre 98 DIAMOND ST., basement. an27-34t AROE. AIRY ROOMS-SECOND AND THIRD fioor: furnished or unfurnished. 5165 PENN AVENUE. au2S-32t TJ ENT S8 3-ROOM APARTMENTS LINE IA Pleasant Valley cars. 187 CHARLES ST. Allegheny. au2a-72t "DOOM-LARGE, ELEGANTLY FURNISHED Xv front room; every convenience; use of bath: suitable for one or two gentlemen; fivp minutes1 walk from Postoffice. o. 97 SEVENTH AV. au25-9-WFSut THREE ROOMS-FIFTn AV., SOHO, OPPO BITESt. AgncsChurch;rent63. MRS. QUINN, on premises. au23-13t TWO ROOMS-ONFIRSTFLOOR NO. 1 OVER HILL st. ; use of attic. Inquire 102 CENTER AVENUE. au2S-8t TffOOK THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS. 78 . CEDAR AV.. Allegheny. au26-79-wrsnt PERSONAL. PERSONAL PATENTS. U.S. AND FOREIGN. J. H. JAMESON, Solicitor, 100 Fifth av., Pittsburg. au2S-61-WTSu PERSONAL-HIGH SCHOOL AND WARD school books, old and new; lowest -prices. FRANK BACON & CO., 301 Smlthlleld St. . au27 PERSONAL WE HAVE BOOKS. AND LOTS of them; largest old bookstore we6t of the Alle gheny Mountains. LEVI'S, 903 Liberty st. JylO PERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD and silver; lewclrv repaired: new work made to order. CHRIS. HAUCH. 541 Smithficld. Jyl7-13 PERSONAL-BAKER. THE UMBRELLA MAH UFACTURER, wishes to inform all his friends and customers that he Is now located at No. 18 SIXTH ST., and not at No. 24 any longer. au23-47 PERSONAL HAIR GOODS-USE OUR PREP ARATION for making the hair grow, guaran KWi: .HI 1UI1K PWIKIICS i Bb CJU1XL il n.u STORE. Penn Building. Pcnnav.. near Seventh. teed: all long switches 1 95 at SMITH'S llAli; auli-09 PERSONAL A FINE CRAYON PORTRAIT free will be given during August with every dozen of our best finished cabinet photographs. Come and see them; 13 good cabinets for SI. STEWART &. CO., 90 and 92 Federal St., Alle gheny. aul-19-wrsn PERSONAL VHEN I WAS A SMALL BOY my mother always repaired my breeches and Jacket, but since I got to be a great big man. DICIC bON, the well-known tailor, 65 Firth av., cor. Wood .U, second floor, has been substituted, who now docs all my cleaning, pressing and renovating In great shape. Tel. 153a. myI5-80-p LOST. LOST-ON FIFTH AV.. BETWEEN DINWID DIE and Market sis., aladv's comb, gold top with amber teeth; finder will please leave at E. P. ROBERTS & SON'.-I. au2S-35 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE Friday, August 28, 1891, AT THE HENRY AUCTION CO.'S NEW STORES, 21 AND 26 NINTH ST. Handsome parlor furniture, chamber suites, dining room and library furniture. Parlor furniture upholstered In rug, broca telle, tapestry, plush and haircloth. Side boards, extension tables, leather dining chairs, chiffoniers, center tables, clocks, ornaments, fancy rockers, book cases and couches. Lace curtains, springs, mattresses, pillows, chairs, engravings, dry goods and notions. Camets New and second hand. Brussels. velvet and ingrain, for rooms, halls and Stairs. HENRY AUCTION CO., au2M6 uctloneera. BY JAS. W. DRAPE & CO. AUCTION SALE OF 23 LOTS IN "KEYSTONE PLAN," OEAPTOIT, Head of Emily street, adjoining properties of Dinsmore heirs, McElroy, Patterson and Big gert, and only six minntos' -walk from rail road. Within five miles from tho city. 40 trains both ways daily. To be sold at pub lic sale TUESDATfAFTEENOON, Sept. L at 3 o'clock, on the premises. The lots all lay nice; no grading required; plenty of good water; pure- air, no noise or smoke from the railroad; near churches, schools, stores, etc.. etc. Title perfect and unencumbered. Terms, $10 down on each lot, one-third cash on de livery of deed, and balance in one and two years. Plans and farther particulars from JAS. W. DRAPE & CO., Agents and Auctioneers, 313 Wood street, Pittsburg. UU2S-S1-D ARE YOU L00KIN& UP A HOME SITE ? LOCATION IS FIBST 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 is the time to buy, while you can get them at such low prices. Buy now, lest you miss the opportunity. They will soon double in value. Visit the beautiful City of Kensington. See its wide and graded streets. 150 Houses! Numerous Manufactories ! Five sites for Churches ! Telegraph and Postoffice, etc, And we are sure you will select one or more lots. Salesmen always on the ground. For further information about KENSINGTON CALL AT OFFICE OF BURRELL IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, 96 Fourth Ave, Pittsburg, Pa. u2-KS-inr CHOICE FROPEBTTES. ELWYN CASTLE SHANNON ROAD. Only 4 miles from postoffice, and just the place for cheap homes. All lots 25x110 to alleys. Good drainage, water and natural gas. Prices, $ioo TO $300, YOUR OWN TERMS. Don't fail to attend special sale SATURDAY NEXT, THE 29TH. Train leaves Castle Shannon Incline, Carson street, near Bridge, at 1:45 o'clock. Call and get free tickets and plan from BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO., 162 FOURTH AVENUE. an23-117-TUF3u $6,500 EAST END! STONE FRONT, On prominent sewered residence street. Elegant new and modern style brick dwell ing: eight rooms, hall, bath, range, both gases, etc.: convenient nnd complete; lot ,i0xl20: one square fromcabloorelectrio cars. 31. F. HIPPLE & CO., 36 Fourth av. an23-52-Mrsu BL-AJCETIEl Frea Transportation. CHARLES SOMEBS AS CO, 129 Fourth Avenue. au2S-83-D DR. HARRIS CRAMP CURE -ro- Every Ache and Pain FOR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORE! Manufactured by LH. HARRIS DRUG CO., Noa. 46 and 48 Seventh Avenue, PITTSBURG, PA. CSO-D BL-AJZHSriE. Free Transportation. CHARLES SOMEBS & CO, 129 Fourth Avenue). au2&S9-D CIDER VINEGAR -A3n-PUEE SPICES. GEO. K. STEVENSON &CO., SIXTH AVENUE. au21-xw 4 ?J y f -f 1 . .
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