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THE LIMIT ABOUT S20.
When Delinquent Taxes Reach That
Sum Property May Be Sold.
A HIGHLY IMPORTANT DECISION.
Ion? IJst of Cases Slated to Come Up for
Trial During the Day.
TESTEKDAT'S WOEK OP THE COURTS
,7ud;c Ptowe yesterday handed down-an
opinion giving a decision on a very im
portant point. The opinion was in the
case of the city of Pittsburg against Sam
uel W. Illack's heirs, and was on excep
tions to a sheriff's sale filed by the defend
ants. A piece of property belonging to
thorn was sold at sheriff's sale for delin
quent water taxes. They excepted to the J
sale, holding that the sale was illegal, the
act of March 22, 1S77, providing that prop
erty Is not to he sold if the lien is for less
than S20, hut the judgment could be kept
revived. In the present case there were
two liens neither of which was for $20. It
was held that the costs could not be added,
and that there could not be a sale unless
onu lien at le:i-t exceeded $20. Judge Stowo,
in his opinion, said:
"The true construction of the proviso in
the act is that the gross sum of delinquent
taxes independent ot costs and other ex
penses, must exceed $20, but it is not neces-i-ar
that each separate lien should exceed
ill-it sum. Whenever the delinquent taxes
exceed J20. whether there aie two or more
separate liens upon a certain piece of real
propertv, the lind inav be sold. The obvi
ous purpose of the act is to protect real
estate from sale for delinquent taxes until
the nm of the taxes unpaid and delinquent
amounts to over $20, but when that fact has
transpired the land maybe sold just as if
the taxes were all the assessments of asin
glo year.
"It mnv nrrbaps bo proper to say that
where there are several liens upon which
real estate is sold for delinquent taxes it
teems to us that a sale upon a single lev.
fa. based upon a single lien would be suffi
cient to effect the purpose of the net and vest
a good title under it in the purchase at
Sheriff's sale. This course would save great
expense in the shape of coots to parties in
tei e-ted.
Kxccptions dismissed."
Heretofore it has been generally accepted
that under the act a single lien must exceed
$20 before a -ale could be made. The result
ot this has been the accumulation of a vast
amount of delinquent tax liens. The case
ruled upon was practically a test enso, and
the decision will make nri alteration in the
matter of dcltuquent tax claims in the
lutui o.
AN EXPENSIVE SKEDADDLE.
What Kate McNamara's Absence Froni the
CUT ns Cost Some People.
If Kate McXamara, onco of Allegheny,
now "lost to sight, but to memory dear,"
ever stops to reflect, she probably experi
ences some conscientious twinges. Some
years ago Kate pave a mortgage on her step
mother's proncrty on California avenue,
Allegheny, for $30i) toa niannamed Mitchell,
who subsciuontly disposed of it to
another man named Cella. In course
of time there lollowed a scire facias and a
Judgment, when Kale'- mother became
aware of the situation, and decided that
it was time to tatc action. Some members
ofn G. A. It. pot, of m hicli her husb.inet had
been a member, told her to get a lawyer, and
the applied to J. I). AVatson. Ho had the
matter opened up. there was testimony
taken, and Judge Stone opened the Judg
ment. Meantime Cella, who took the assignment
of the mortgage, proiecutcd Kate for lorgery
and the grand jury finding a true bill she,
according to the story told, skedaddled.
Then a new -paver that published the story
was sued for libel. Yesterday the case of
Mitchell for esc of Cella came up for trial In
the Common Pleas and a verdict for defend
ant as rendered. Here are three innocent
parties involved in trouble and expense
to the full amount of the mortgage. Kate's
mother has been worried and put to the ex-pen-e
of hiring a lawyer to defend. The
assignee of the mortgage is ont of pocket
and tunc, and the mortgagee will be obliged
to make the assignee good. j
Grind of the Criminal Court.
In Judge Kennedy's branch of the Crim
inal Court yesterday Bridget Bulger was
tried for assault and battery ou Maggie
Swan, of Ann street, August 19. Johu and
Maggie Swan were also tiicd forassault and
battery on Mary Bulger during the samo
quarrel. In both cases the defendants were
acquitted and the costs divided. John Lewis
was convicted of assault and battery onT.
II. Martin. Both were conductors on the
Pleasant Valley line, and quarreled on Au
gust -22. Maggie Dealy was tried for assault
and battery on Kate Doran. They live in
Hatch's court. Fortieth street. A verdict of
not guilty was rendered, and the costs di
vided. Ida Freeborn, of the Soutbside, was
acquitted of assault and battery for throw
ing a bucket of water on the daughter of
Ella Murtaugh. Samuel Hicks pleaded
irniltv to a-s.mlt and battery on Andrew
Flunk, August lT.at Braddock. He was sent
30 davs to the workhouse. Jacob Scun was
acquitted of the larceny of $20 from L. Fet
roisk , near Mansfield, September 7. Kobert
Savage wa- convicted of assault and battery
on James Gerrard, August 11, on Henderson
street, Allegheny. eard McCrery was
convicted ol assault and battery on George
Stout, a Pennsylvania Railroad conductor.
Both In e at Derry.
To-Day's Trial List.
Common Pleas No. 1 Bcrkcrey vs Dooley;
Coyne vs Joyce: Kces & Son vs Ilea ,t Co.:
lieedel v- Holt etal, same vs Loethen Haven
vs Pittdiurg and Allegheny Bridge Com
panj; Crum vs Pittsburg Incline Plane Com
pany: Both well vs Beach: Dickson vs Porter;
walker v- A oog: Fox Optical Company vs
Ecntt: James vs Verona borough.
Common Pleas .o. 2 I'.alph vr Mcyran;
Mohrvs Biber: Toddvs Flock; McKeesport
vs Burrh Bros. & Co.: Fall vs Riter & Con
ley: Oaik vs Singer Jfc Shull: Gilmore vs
Allegheny City: Carson et al vs same; Moore,
Tor y-e. a - Davis.
Crlniin.ll Couit Commonwealth vs John
Kelly, Kate lailc, J. Sweeney, Mary Car
roll, J. Brown. Mary Wiggins, George Hart
aer, Jnlin Frcil, James 1 all. William Green,
Julia Harris, t'iiai les Jack-on, Charles Britt,
James Halej, William Boedler, John
Srlmntland, AV. J. MeXorton, W. Molia,
William Cook, II. chrj-tscr, Louis liosc
meycr, Jessie Turner, James Stevenson,
Barney McPoland, Charles Tswint, Frank
Lindsay, Sarah Kane. Sarah Mallitt, Hugh
McDcrmott, Patrick Itooney, Thomas La ven,
E. Conroy, E. Orrlgan "Thomas Moran,
Charles IVrcival, John Murray, Hugh Can
fluid, Hannah Siiunnan.
Keeping the Courtrooms Clear.
Judge Kennedy, in the Criminal Court, has
made an order (hat is causing something of
a stir. He has directed that tiie constables
and w itnesses w hose cases are on the list
shall not come into the courtroom until
their cases aio called. The order has been
productive of good in that it keeps the
courtrooms from becoming overcrowded
and the aimo-phere fetid, but those who
arc excluded do not like it. They have no
lare in which to wail, but the corridors
ejdlng to the courtrooms, and dare not go
away for fear ot their cnc coming up and
some one coining after them with an attach
ment. There are no scats, and men, women ,
and c-hiidren, tired or cithern l.-c, throng the
corridors all day. The constables and offi
cers Mlso tLink Mime of their lights are in
fringed on in keeping them out of the court
except when they arc anted.
To-Dnj's Audit List.
Estate of Accountant.
James McCluis. T. McCltntoclc et aL
Jacob Held, sr II. Remensdyder.
S. Storey S. II. Storey.
Mary Cunningham... Mary Dougherty.
Canncl McCown G. W. Johnston.
J.J. Cliislett G. M.T. Tavlor.
J. It. Bvres I. D. Bvres.
JoTin Wilbert lacob soffel.
A. Pierce V. McFailand.
J1.1V. Rankin June Kankin et al.
J. f-aint 1. J. Saint etal.
A. J. Kir-chner Jacob Mutzig,
B. Autli K.Boi-5 etal.
John Me II enrv W. A. Love.
Theresa Macdcr Charles Maeder.
Join Pitcairn It. Pitcalrn etal.
A Mother After Her Stolen Child.
Mrs. Hannah L. Stevenson, of Craf ton, yes
terday Jiled a petition for a writ of habeas
.corpus to secure possession of her.3Jycar
oldnan, William B. Stevenson. Mr.Steven
jmnVlates that two years ago she was com
pelled to leave her husband, James Steven
soii, on account ot his Tacltv. She has had
The child cvcrUi.ee. On September 22. while
sho was absent from home, her husband
went to her bouse and stole the child. She i
claims he Is not a lit person to have the
child, and asks that he be compelled to give
him to her. JudgeMageo flxcd.Satu.rday for
a hearing.
Tosterday's Grand Jury Work.
The Grand Jury yesterday returned the
following trno bills: Harry Bollinger, lar
ceny from the person: Kate Haney, larceny
by bailee; D. J. Mitchell, larceny; J. F.
Brown, It. Mceks, perjury; A.Depp, AV. M.
Depp, nuisance; Margaret Hyde, A. E. Jones,
selling liquor without a license; T. F. Mc
Cleary, false pretenses; Margaret Sahr, as
sault and battery: Matilda Wise, Immorality.
The following bills were ignored: Thomas
Carr, J. M. Caldwell, Jacob Guise, C. Myers,
J. Melloy, P. O'Brien, selling liquor without
a license; J. H, Crubbs, J. II. Stevenson, G.
P. Stewart, conspiracy: L. Enzian, M. Miller,
J. M. Caldwell, Fredalln Jenne, Margaret
McDonald. E. G. Storv. William Stcinwage.
j assault and battery; M. Long, felonious as
sault ana Dattery: a. itoscnwaia, teionious
assault: E. M. Blgclow, nuisance; William
haggle, larceny by bailee; G. X. Powell, mis
demeanor; P. Spiclman. soliciting to commit
an unnatural crime; Arthur Walter, immor
ality. Mnrder Trials Set for Next Week.
Yesterday Patrick Fitzpatrick, who
stabbed and killed Samuel Early in a
saloon on Eleventh street, was arraigned
before Judge Ewing on a charge of murder.
Ho pleaded not guilty, and his trial was set
for Monday. On Wednesday the trial of
Maloney, who killed Kced at the Boss Grove
picnic, will take place.
Briefs From tlio Courts.
Tnr. grand J ury yesterday heard the appli
cation for the incorporation of the village of
Turtle Creek into n borough.
Ijr the suit of IV. II. Evans against Itzel A
Co., an action on a noto, a verdict was given
yesterday for $137 C3 for the plaintiff.
Tun suit of the National Cash Register
Company against McMullcn & Traynor, on
action on an account, is on trial before
Judge Magce.
A VEitmt-r of $3Sj 90 for the plaintiff was
given yesterday in tho suit of Burns &
Schmncker ngainst C II. Miller, an action
on an account.
In the suit of H. C. Gearing against D. W.
C. Carroll ft Co., to recover for material fur
nished, a verdict was given yesterday for
$4,370 65 for the plaintiff.
A VKKntcTOf $1,871 47 for the plaintiff was
given yesterday In the suit of J.F. Moore for
use of C. B. Willey against H. & C. M. Dick
son, an action on a contract.
A verdict for the defendant was given
yesterday in tho suit or J. M. Mitchell, for
use of Louis Cella, Jr., against Annie Mc
Namara, an action on a mortgage.
A vxnnicT for the defendants was given
yesterday in the case of P. J. Flannagnn
ngainst S. 6. and Koxanna Pinkerton,
owners, and Boyd & Bcatty, contractors, on
action on a contract.
Tee suit of John Huckesteln against the
Nunnery Hill Incline Plane Company, -to re
cover damages for injury to property caused
by tho construction of the incline, is still on
trial before Judge Stowe.
Ix tho suit of Bailey & Boler against H. A.
Dickson and A. A. lleimer, a landlord and
tenant suit, a verdict was given for the de
fendants, and it was certified that tho
plaintiffs owed the defendants $1,806 rent.
Will Largely Increase the Tankage,
Daniel O'Day, or Buffalo, general manager
of the National Transit Company, and Jos
eph Seep, of Titusvillo, visited tho city yes
terday, and in company with Glenn T.
Braden, general superintendent of the Na
tional Transit Company, spent the
greater part of the day looking over
the McDonald oil field. Their
object in visiting the Hold was to consider
tho advisability of increasing the tankage.
After a thorough survey of the territory
they came to the conclusion that the maxi
mum production of the field has not yet
been attained, and in expectation of an'in
crease in the output they have decided to
have the tankago mcreasod by 1,000,000 bar
rels immediately. This will dispense with
the necessity of running the Southwest into
the National lines, against which tho pro
ducers recently entered a protest.
Pittsburg's Deaths for One Week.
Tho mortuary report for the week ending
September 19, shows a total of 91 deaths, as
compared with 72 during the corresponding
period of 1S99. There were 21 deaths in the
Old City, 32 in the East End, 26 on the South
side and 12 at tho institutions. Of the
deaths, 23 w ore of infants nnder 1 year of
age, 21 of children between ages of 1 year
and 10 years, 24 of persons lrom 10 years to 40
years, 23 of persons from 40 years to 80 years.
Diphtheria caused 7 deaths, typhoid lever,
8; consumption, 8; nervous troubles, 6; di
gestive troubles, 18, and violent causes, 8. u
Beaten Out of an Excursion.
John Suskowsky, a Soutbside laborer,
bought a ticket to New York at the Union
depot last night. An hour later no was be
hind the bars at tho Twenty-eighth ward
station on a charge of stealing ?180 from P.
Dandrowsky. John was about to walk
thiough tho gate when his compatriot
stopped him. The pair were arguing the
point v hen Detective Dick Kelly appeared
on the scene and took Suskowsky into cus
tody. The Orator for German-American Day.
Dr. G. Kellner, editor in chief of tho Phila
delphia Democrat, the Nestor of German
American Journalists, and the originator of
the celebration of the German-American
day, will deliver tho German oration on that
day, October 5, in the Allegheny Park. Tho
English address will bo made by Mayor
Gourlcy.
A Clothing Sale tor the Poor.
To-day (Friday) we devote the entire
day to the poor people of Pittsburg and
vicinity by giving them good substantial
clothing lor merely a trifle. Please note
the prices, hut bear in mind these prices are
for to-day (Friday) only:
23j hoys' cassimere suits made up,
pleated or plain, 5 different pat
terns, sizes 4 to 14, at 51 28
2G0 boys' long pants suits, sizes from 12
to 19, m?de from good substantial
cassimcre (coat, pants and vest),
for 2 69
480 men's sack or cutaway suits in hair
lines and small checks and plaids,
good wearing suits in medium and
heavy weights at S3 45
600 men's worsted and cassimere pants,
20 different styles for f l 34
Cut this out and bring it with you so as
to he sure to get just exactly what is advei
tised. This sale begins at 7:30 in the morn
ing and closes at 6 o'clock in the evening.
P. C. C. C., Pittsburg Combination Cloth
ing Company, corner Grant and Diamond
streets.
BLAINE.
Free Trains Every Day.
Get work, secure a home, make an in
vestment in the future great Monongahela
Valley town. For tickets, maps, price
lists and full particulars, call on
ClIAELES SOMEES & CO.,
129 Fourth avenue.
SI 00 Until November 1 S3 CO.
12 fine cabinets Si; or a life-size crayon
for ?a 50. Bring the little ones; use ele
vator. At Aufreeht&Ca's Gallery, 516
Market street
J'rotoctlon.
fe does not offer the pro
tection j-ou should have for valuables or
papers. You can have that protection in
the safe depositVaults of the Farmers' De
posit .National iBank, 66 Fourth avenue.
Boxes rented at So and upward. mw
Style, strength and flexible qualities are
combined in mv ladies' fine dongola button
shoes at ?2 all styles, shapes and widths
at Simen's, 78 Ohfobtreet, Allegheny, Pa.
TnE hearty approval of the historical
drama,
Abraham Lincoln,
By the Grand Army comrades insures its
success. Grand Opera House next week.
t Protection.
The ordinary safe docs not offer the pro
tection you Should have for valuables or
papers. Vou can have that protection in
the safe dewosit vauhN of the Farmers' De
posit National Bank, 6f Fourth avenue.
Boves renflol at S.i and upward. )iVF
DUTIES OF A JUROR.
Conscientious Scruples Are a Yery
Useless-Quantity.
HE CAN DECIDE ONLY ON THE FACTS
Leading Attorneys Back the Stand Judge
Eiring lias Taken.
IT IS THE LAW THAT IS RESPONSIBLE
Fault has been fonnd with Judge Swing's
strictures on people who set up conscientious
scruples on the subject of capital punish
ment, hut It seems that thereyare many
laymen as well as gentlemen learned in the
law who side with His Honor.
Court Stenographer E. J. Donnelly states
that the Judge was properly quoted, in
some of the papers at least, and that the
statement was in reference to Mr. Ueig
hard's case that "moral cowardice should not
he mistaken for conscientious scruples, and
that some people do make the mistake.
Thomas 31. Marshall does not agree with
nil of the attorneys questioned. lie said:
"There was an article in this morning's
Dispatch that embodies my views on the
subject exactly. I could not express theni
mora plainly if I tried."
D. "V. Elder said: "Oh, of course we
agico with the Court, except when
we take an appeal to tho Supremo
Court. But, Joking aside, I think tho
Judge's strictures correct. I believe
many good men confound moral cowardice
with conscientious scruples on the subject
of capital punishment. A juror has nothing
to do with tho moral aspect of tho case. His
duty is simply to find a vcrdlct,or true saying,
and the law does tho rest. Tho Jury docs not
hang a man, and. if the hanging bo wrong,
the Jury is not chargeable with tho conse
quence's if its members simply rendor a ver
dict that they believe to he right. The law
is responsible for the consequences.''
Thomas H. Davis thought tho weather too
hot for the discussion of metaphysical ques
tions. A considerable number of attorncs's de
clined to express nn opinion, but enough
was learned to know that among lawyers on
the civil side of the court tho majority held
that a Juror is not responsible for tho conse
quences ot a verdict when ho has conscien
tiously discharged his dut3', which is to
rendor a verdict according to the evidence,
or what he believes of it to be true.
Funeral of the Third Homestead Victim.
The funeral of Edward Williams, the third
victim of the converting mill disaster at
Homestead Saturday, took place yesterday
morning at 9 o'clock from his late residence.
Tenth and West streets, Homestead. After
requiem mass tbo body was interred in St.
Mary's Cemetery. Munball Lodge, A. A. of
I. and S. V., of which deceased was a mem
ber, turned out in full numbers. Thoro were
representations from the other amalgam
ated lodges. The funeral cortege was
headed bv the Excelsior Brass Band, of
Homestead. The mills did not closo, but
tho management permitted as manv em
ploves as oould stop work toattend. Joseph
SkeVis, the head of the Bessemer depart
ment, and his assistant, Tnylor Aldordyle,
represented tho linn.. Rev. J. J. Mcllyar, of
the M. K. Church of Homestead, who con
ducted tho services over the remnins of
Maguire and Lynn, the other victims, at
tended the funeral. Kev. Father J. J.
Bullion chanted the reqniom mass.
Fooled a Phon. King Ulan.
William Hadley, who claims Philadelphia
as his residence, was arrested and locked np
in Allegheny last nicrht, as a suspicions
character. Hadley is a cheap jewelry
worker, and his scbemo is to play drunk,
and, in order to keep the drunk up, want
to "Bell a gold ring, "an old family heirloom,"-
for about one-quarter its real
value. Of course, the ring turns out
to be of the very commonest kind, and
probably worth about $1 a bushel. Last
night nadley tried to work W. H. Jewel,
formerly a walking delegate of the Painters'
Union. Mr. Jowel being brought np in the
city, wis not to be caught In such a trap,
and had the man arrested. On being
searched tit the lockup, throe of the flimsy
rings were found secreted in the prisoner's
socks. He will be given a hearing before
Mayor Wyman this morning.
Scotland's Turn at the Exposition.
The number of excursions to Pittsburg
yesterday brought a very large attendance
to the Exposition. The programme of music
last evening was peculiarly Scotch In char
acter, the day being devoted to the people of
Bonnie Scotlnnd. The lively music of the
Land o' Lakes pleased many besides those of
Scottish birth. To-davthe band will render
classical selections. The works of famous
composers will be niven, and those who ap
preciate music of tho severely scholarly
school will have plenty of opportunity to
enjoy the best examples of it.
Saturday will be "People's Day," when, in
addition to a very strong programme by
Colonel Cappa's band, the Fisk Jubilee
Singers will give a concert.
A Burning Crate at the Depot.
Tho passengers on the limited wet e treated
to a bonfire last night. An Adams express
man was working on a car on track 2 and in
striking a match -et fire toa crate filled
with shavings. Depot Master W. Colbert
saw the fire and at once pulled the crate
onto) theplntform, burning his hands. There
it blazed away merrily until fireman of the
locomotivo hauled it over to the engine nnd
delnged it with water from the tank. When
a search was made for the contents nothing
could be found but a solitary stewpan. The
depot chemical engine was run out, and
run in asain. There was quito an exciting
time during tho occurrence.
Anniversary or the Old Common Church.
On Sunday will be observed tho dedica
tory anniversary of the Buena Vista Street
M. B. Church, Allegheny, which is known in
history as the "Old South Common." At
9:30 a. M. Presiding Elder Petty will hold a
praise sorvice. and at 10:30 Itev. Dr. C. W.
smith will deliver a sermon. In tho after
noon there will be a platlorm meeting, in
which many of tho former pastors will take
pirt, and at night Bev. J. v. Sutchell will
preach. Of course, the service will be under
the supervision of Kev. J. II. Miller, who is
closing tho second year of a very successful
pastorate.
A New Pastor Installed.
Bev. Joseph Kyle was last evening
formally installed as pastor of tho Fourth
U. P. Church, Allegheny. The ceremony was
a very Imposing one, as laid down In the
book of discipline, and tho chinch was well
crowded with members of the congregation.
The sernion was delivered bv Bev. A. M.
Campbell, of Sewicklev: tho "cliarcre to tho
pastor by Kev. A. G. Wallace, D. D., of the
Home Mission Board, and tbo charge to tho
congregation by Kev. W. H. McMillan, D. D.
Imposition Offering.
Your picture free, and handsomely
framed, given away during the Exposition,
by Hendricks & Co., Xo. 68 Federal street,
Allegheny, with every dozen. Cabinets, SI.
Style, strength and flexible qualities are
combined in mv ladies' fine dongola button
shoes at S2 aft styles, shapes and widths
at Simen's, 78 Ohio street, Allegheny, Pa.
Mwr
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Meetlngs-
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIIE STOCK
HOLDERS of the Allegheny Heating Company
will be held at the office of the company. No. 31
West Diamond st., Allegheny, on MONDAY, Oc
tobers, ISM, between the hours of 10 and 11 a. m.
GEO. S. HAYS.
Secretary Pro Tern.
ALLEGHENY, PA., Sept. 21, 1891. se20-14S-D
Legal Notices.
VTOTICE-APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO
J.1 the Governor of Pennsylvania on SATUR
DAY, October 10, 1S91, for a charter of incorpora
tion for the Ohio River Improvement Company
nnder the General Incorporation Act of April 29,
1874, by Alex Morrison, Albert C. Wettengel, James
C. Russell, James F. -McLaughlin and Joseph S.
Kanfman. The object of the proposed corporation
is the buying, selling and Improving real estate.
A. if. NEEPER,
EClft-43-r Attorney for Applicants.
Office of CH AS. R. WElTERSIIANfcON.
No. 195 Ohio st., Allegheny.
I7STATE OK ANDREAS KOKHN-NOTICE IS
j hereby given that letters testamentary on the
estate of Andreas Koehn have been granted to the
undersigned, to whom a'l persons indebted to
said estate are i cquestcd to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims agilust the same
shmild make ihem known without delay. KAKO
LINA KOEHN, Executrix. No. ISO Third street,
Allegheny. .sn-JMl-F
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PERRY M. GLEIM. Rrhfcranncl Allegheny v.
WANTED.
Male Help.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER - A young man:
must have cxperlence:state age. nirac and
reference. Address S. H. V Dispatch oClcc.
BR
ARBER A flrst-CLiss barber; -nages !12 per
eek. Address A. c. liavis, iicaiorn, ra
TIOILKRMAKEKS Immediately: hotlermakers
and tank builders. Inquire of Freedom Oil
Works Freedom, Pa., or Nlles Boiler Works,
Niles, O.
BOY Intelligent boy. about 14 years of age. to
run errands and work in store; must hac best
reference. Address Boy, Dispatch ofiice.
BOY A good boy that has some experience at the
barber trade. AppiyatI5 Anderson ft., Alle
gheny. BOY OR MAN who understands the butcher
busbies-. Apply to 703 Forbes st.
TOY-To learn barber trade. D. W. HIgglns.1300
Second av., city.
BRICKLAYERS 10 good men at American
Safe and Lock Works, at Elizabeth. Pa. ; long
Job. llerrlngton & Booth.
"1LERK Experienced fire insurance clerk for
j insurance ana real esiaie oiure; nunc ouiur
than'those having experience need address. Fire
Insurance, Dispatch ofllce.
TKUG CLERK At once; reference required.
U Apply 212 Arch st. , Allegheny.
ITiRltAND BOY well acquainted -with city. M,
li Donnelly A Co.. 640 Penn av.
GENTLEMAN A literary man of refinement,
familiar with biographical work, one with an
extended acquaintance -nith the prominent people
of Pittsburg and surrounding country, can secure
a lucrative position bv anpl) ing to Jones & staiUey,
S22 Broadway, New York.
GENTLEMEN to learn shorthand. Private
Shorthand Institute, 415 Smlthlield St., Pitts
burg, Pa.
"1LASS ENGRAVER First-class man familiar
JT with factory work; good, sober, lellalile man;
none
other need apply. Atiuress .tug
lugraver, Dls-
patch ofiice.
MEN A few men ot liberal education to repre
sent us on valuihle specialties in school sup
plies: terms liberal, with opportunities for advance
ment to right parties: experienced men preferred;
this is no "snap." but straight business. O. W.
Close, 315 Wabash av.. Chicago, 111.
MAN Reliable man In each town, to handle our
specialty through agents. Address William
F. Cornman, 404 Walnut st.. McKeesport, Pa.
"VriRIIT BOSS wanted. Apply at once Tyler
i Tube & Pipe Co.. Washington. Pa.
PLASTERERS Four good men; union figures
and union wages. Apply at 10 Brady St., city.
PLUMBER and gas fitter. Jlrst-clns man, wants
work, city or country. Address Plumber,
Dispatch office. . .
SALESMEN To sell new patent ruler, locally or
as sideline, everywhere; commission (10 per
gross: sample complete 36c, worth 30c; fine chance;
O. S. Matthew patent. Box 592 Dallas, Tex.
SALESSIAN For 1892 an experienced clothing
traveling salesman. Address, stating location
ortrade, references, etc. No. 40 North Third St.,
Philadelphia.:
QALES5IEN to handle choice selling articles
sell
kj last ana large pay.
Call In person at Room 23,
No. 80 Water st.
SALESMEN Two nrst class salesmen.
Shields, 93 Fourth av.
O. E.
SOLICITOR A good solicitor, having $375 to In
vest, can positively clear $175 In 30 days." Ad
dress S. H. K.. Dispatch office.
STONECUTTERS 20 stone cutters; wagcsS43cts.
per hour; union wages; new Parliament build
ing, Toronto, Canada. Cirroll & Ylck, Contrac
tors. STUDENT To learn dentistry: must pay a fee.
Inquire Dr. AV. S. Yates, 502 Penn av.
TINNER A good all around tinner: permanent
place to right man. O, Knlsely & Co., New
Philadelphia, 0. V
TINNER One who understands furnace work,
A. Bradley & Co., Second and Wood sts.
rpiNNERS Two first-class tinners. Apply to
1 Edw. f. 3Iardorfl, Grecnsburg, Pa.
TWO complete axle making crews; steady work
guaianteed. Applj' In person or by letter.
Pittsburg Forge and Iron Co., Pittsburg. Pa.
TRAVELING MEN We have the best-paying
side article in existence; something new; lib
eral commissions on first and future orders: big
monev oeiore nounavs. Aauress continental ruD
llshiug Co., Philadelphia.
YOUNG MAN An educated young man to man
age ofllce In Pittsburg: good leferences and
375 cash capital required; salary $750 per year and
Interest In tho business. Call or address A G.
Morrison, room 713, Lewis block, Pittsburg.
"VTOUN G MAN who writes shorthand and can as
X slst in office work: one having his dn type
writer preferred. Address, in own handwriting,
slating age and salary expected. Manufacturer,
Dispatch ofiice.
"r0UG MAN For invoice clerk :musl bo quick,
1 accurate at figures and good penman: perma
nent position and adiauccment assured; state
wages expected. Address Glass, Dispatch office.
YOUNG man with experience In the stationery
business: statu salary and references. Ad
dress Jw. W.. Dispatch office.
"7"OUNG man to learn tho barber trade at 2003
1 Carson st., S. S.
7 OUNG MAN In a lunch room at 514 Wood st.
SiYXA MONTH and expenses for salesmen in
iD I J every county in the U. S. ; samples and
outfit free: no experience necessary: yearly con
tracts made: finest and easiest selling goods'man
uf.ictured. Send stamps lor full particulars, E.
Convtrsc, 24IIermon st., Worcester, Mass.
Wantert Agents.
AGENTS On salary or commission to handle
the new natent -hem!cal Ink erasing pencil;
the greatest selling novelty ever produced; erases
Ink thoroughly in two seconds; no abrasion ol
paper; 200 to 500 per cent profit: one agent's sales
amounted to sua) In six davs; another $32 in two
hours: we want en energetic general agent for
each State and Territory. For terms and full particu
lars, address The Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co., La
Crosse. Wis.
A GElvTS "Klnc's Handbook;" 5.639 lllustra-
A tions; 31 colored maps; census JS90; selling for
tit ",rtlli"fc troii- mi; agenes masing inoue-
f.
ujmiji:ciiiiiy ffJUIKiasi: lincrai lenns.
Ii'lnntliif CV f I9-: VlrVl. a raid.j
ENERAL AGENT for Western Transylvania
to handle best paying tpccia.tvln the world;
small capital required; lrom $10,UX"to $15,003 made
through sub-agents annually. Apply to A. J.
Mayer, Eiffel Hotel, opposite "Postoffice.
Wanted Hoarders and Lodgers.
LODGERS At Anchor Hotel. 325-327 Liberty st..
cor. Fourth: lodging per night, 25e, 35c, 50c;
per week, $1 25, $1 75, $2, $3.
OCCUPANTS For nicely turnlshed front room;
modern; private famllv; near cable and elec
tric cars; board If desired. Inquire 230 Sheridan
av., E. K.
OCCUPANTS For a very nicely furnished room
in one of the most desirable parts of Shady
slde, 5305 Westminster st. ; gentleman preferred.
AVanted Partners.
ANY gentleman with $250 can secure interest in
enterprise where amount can be doubled
weekly. Address "Sincere." Dispatch office.
HERE is a chance and now Is the time lor a man
with $10,000 or upward to step into a bona fide
business in first-class running order. This line of
business is classed among the best In the land,
having a record hack of 40 rears, and has been
growing better each year. AA'C have one of the
finest and best arranged concerns for realizing
handsome profit anywhere to be found: and, if
each department Is workrd to its full capacity, the
dally output will frot up $1,200 to $1,500. This is a
clean ana safe in estlnenl, and will vleld a profit of
lrom three to four times the nsual Interest ob
tained on loaus; a fair salary also accompanies
this; 110 letters answered. TOO Robinson St., Alle
gheny, Pa,
AVanted Rooms.
T OOM FurnU! e 1 sleeping loom wlthont
Xi Ad'treso. with lull rart'i uiar.!, J, T.
DinatchtoTlre.
board.
Mack.
WANTED.
TYanted Female nelp.
A GOOD jrlrl ror honsewof k. family of two. In
. qnlre 270 Robinson St., Allegheny.
CtOOK Good plain cook; Swede: no others need
J apply; highest wasfes to cempeteut person;
only two In family. Call at No. 10 Lincoln ay.,
Allegheny, or address P. O. box No. 413, Pittsburg.
("tOOK Female rook for restaurant; permanent
J position; good wages to right party. No. 80
Rebecca st., Allegheny.
COOK A good colored female cook: permanent
situation and fair wages to suitable person.
Apply on Penn av.
f"TOOK Female cook, must help with wanning
J and Ironing. Apply C8J) Ellsworth av., E. E.
COOK for a small famllv; good reference re-
quired. Address P. O. Box 273 Pittsburg.
COOK A good cook; no washing. Apply at 77
Fifth av.
GIRL For general housework: small family.
Apply c; Washington st., Allegheny. ,
(lRtr-For genernlhousework; German or Bwcde-
v who speaks English; unquestionable
recom.
uiunuaiions required, zwi mnwiaaie st.
GIRL To do chamber work; must have good
reference. 103 Fayette st., Allegheny.
GIRL For general housework for small family.
Apply No. 11 Fulton st.. Allegheny.
GIRLS-Keystone, No. Si Grant st., girls free or
charge.
GIRLS To work in cigar factory. Apply to
Union American Cigar Co., Ohio av., Alle
gheny. GIRL A good girl for general housework,
ply after C at 235 Knierson st., E. E.
Ap-
HOUSEGIRLS. cooks, maids, waitresses,
nurses. 27 Federal t., Allegheny.
LADIES can secure pleasant and profitable em
ployment by calling on O. E. Shields, 03 Fourth
avenue.
LADIES to learn shorthand at Private Short
hand Institute, 415 bmlthfleld St.. Pittsburg.
Pa.
"VTUR'iE for children. Address Constant,
1 691. Pittsburg P. O.
Bot
Wanted Male nnd Femile Help.
IAtTNDRESSES. cooks, chambermaids, nurses,
J dining room girls, three voung girls, 00 house
glris. German and colored gfrls, teamsters, labor
ers. farm hands, drivers. Mrs. E. Thompson, 603
Grant st.
MAN to work about gentleman's place, farm
hands, laborers, coal miners, hotel cooks,
laundry girls, dishwashers, dining roolu girls;
chambermaids, child's nurse. 200 house girls, fam
ily cooks, chambermaids. Mecban's, 545 Grant st.
Tel, 90.
MAN AND WIFE No children: man for coich
rcin and wife for cook: must be first class;
house rent free. Address Coach, Dispatch ofllce.
"X'OUNG men and ladies to attend day and even
X lng sessions at the Actual Business College.
No. 5 Sixth av,; private teaching a specialty; by
the month, fi; bookkeeping taught bv actual busi
ness practice, shorthand and typewriting. 31. J.
Conner, President; J. M. Phillips, Expert Ac
countant. Wanted SItnatlons. .
POSITION As bill clerk 'have had fonr years'
experience as head bill clerk for a firm doing
business of a half million a j ear; also had experi
ence In taking dictation direct on machine. Ad
dress S. W. L., Dispatch ofiice.
POSITION As stenographer; can assist book
keeper; good reference. Address William
Williams, 1603 Eighth av., Beaver Falls, Pa.
POSITION As traveling salesman bv young
man of experience; can furnish best refer
ences. Address "Drummer," Dispatch ofiice.
POSITION as stenographer and typewriter, by a
yonrg lady; relerencc given. Address E.,
Dispatch ofllce.
POSITION As cook or for general housework bv
girl: can speak German. Address Cook, DIs
P'ltch ofiice.
SITUATION As mine superintendent by an ex
perienced man; has two eertificatesand fprnishes
best references. AddrcssMtnes, Dispatch office.
SITUATION by a single man as driver, cither pri
vate family or any kind of work in the city.
Address Mrs. E. Thompson. 603 Grant st.
Tlnnnclal.
MONEY to loan at lowest rate of Interest; loans
granted promptly, no "delay: have a large
amount on hand at the present time; bring your
deed with yon, will guarantee piomptloan or no
charge. J. E. McCrickart, 140 Firth av.. Tele
phone 1670.
ONEY to loan Immediately; ?3O,00O has been
left with us to place this week in snms to
suit applicants; this is a splendid opportunity to
Jiartles wanting money at once. Morris & Flcm
ng, 10S Fourth av.
ItrONEY to loan on short notice. John K.
1U. E
Ewing & Co., 107Federal st.
MORTGAOES-J100.C00 to loan; sums ?300 to J5.00O
to 520,000: expenses light; money ready. S.
J. riemlng. 152 Fifth av.
MORTGAGES on city or Allegheny county prop
erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver &
Co., 92 Fourth av.
fkUICK loan of not over $2,500; highest Interest
kVx paldr real estate security. Address Loan,
Dispatch ofiice.
Mlscellaneons.
A GREAT reduction AVe want everybody to
know that we have reduced our best SJ 00 cabi
nets to $3 00. Stewart & Co.. 00 and 92 Federal St.,
Allegheny, Pa. ; diamond Photocttcs Jl CO.
."DUSINLSSMEN to know that the Penn Printing
D and Novelty Co., 77 Diamond St., Pittsburg,
telephone 113!, carry the finest designs, to suit any
business, of cards, calendars, novelties and adver
t.slng specialties ever offered to the public; print
ing of all kinds at lowest rates; drop us a postal
and see samples.
1 FACTORIES or all kinds, however small; Ub
; eral Inducements; write character of busi
ness and amount or capital could invest. Ill.ick
stono Land and Improvement Company, Black
stone, Va.
FURNITURE to rc-upholser Hangh & Keenan,
33 Water st. ,
I WISH to negotiate with some man that
can control about $30,000 for the purchase of an
Interest now for sale In a largo manufacturing
business of the safest and most prosperous nature.
With suitable and proper facilities which are now
In contemplation and about to be made, this busi
ness will reach upward of $2,000,000 annually at a
net profit of more than 25 percent, on the year's
business. 1 will make a special offer to one quali
fied to assist in conducting a substantial business
enterprise far beyond his expectations. Those
about to engage In a new or change their present
business, who think favorably enough of this to
consult, will confera favor bycalllngin person. If
any expense is incurred by so doing, their money
will be cheerfully refunded. If not found as adver
tised. If more convenient to purchase the above
might be paid in 25 per cent, payments, as a good
fiarly is our chief aim, more than money. Further
nformatlon maybe had at our private office, 190
Robinson st., Allcgneuy, Pa.
MEN to know that there is a strike now going on
at Anderson. DuPuy& C'o.'s mill, at Char
tiers among the hammermen. O. H. Lewis, Box
4f,McKce's Rocks, for the committee
VfATURAL GASs Consumers of natural eas will
x find It to their advantage to call on James
Owens, of No. 10!) Fourth av.. and have their
stoves and grates arranged for the saving of gas,
as this is the only way to get ahead of the gas com
panies. OIL producing properties wanted; prices must be
based on the prcent price ol oil. Address,
with full particulars, M. II., Dispatch ofllce.
PEOPLE moving from the city to harp us pack
their furniture. Haugh & Keenan, 33 Water st.
Phone 1626.
PIANO and furnlluremoving Shanahan Transfer
Co., Smlthlield, corner Water.
IJUFILS Bv experienced, successful tutor: ele
mentary branches, college preparation; high
est references. Ttor. Dispatch office.
"PURCHASERS and sellers ot stores, snslness
X chances, business properties, real estate, etc.,
call ou AVoolsey & Co., 510 sinlthfleld st.
TO BUY A small production of oil propertv. Ad
dress James Askey, 44 Market St., Allegheny.
TRUNKS hauled to and from East End for 50c.
Campbell & Davis, 12 feoeuth av. Telephone
26.
USB Jones' Bedbug Paraly7cr .Tones' Magic
Roach Powder: contains no poison: roaches
banished by contract; satlstactionglven or no pay.
Prepared by Geo. AV. Jones, 222 Federal St., Alle
gheny. Pa. Bold by all flrst-classdrugglsts.
TTNIVERSAL printing press: tate size and low
D est prlee at once. 11. AV. Juergen & Co., Unl
versltv building. Pittsburg. Pa.
FOE SALE LAI PRO YEP REAL ESTATE.
East End Residences.
AN excellent East End dwelling, with fine lot
about 53X2C0 feet, near the cable and electric
cars and railroad station; dwelling almost new and
in prime- order throughout; all the modem appli
ances: lot well Implored; abundance of shade,
etc., etc. ; would exch.angc.for a smaller property
inpirt payment: Immediate posfesslou. Jas. A .
Drape &. Co.. 313 Wood St.. Pittsburg.
1JOQUET ST.. near Bates. Oakl md, new dwcll-
-. 1IIK 01
seien rooms and bathroom; all con-
veniences.
It bledleSSons.
TAST END RESIDENCE Dnc-thlrd acre of
J leiol ground, surrounded with beautiful shade
trees, near P. R. R. station, with a large brick res
idence In center of grounds; a flrst-eijss building
but a little out of repair: large rooms; will be sold
for less than the house could be built for to a quick
buyer: a rare oiipoitunitr to get a fine home for a
low nnce. Denniston, ElderRlu A Co., Llni., 6235
Penn av. Tel. 5327.
IjiAST END A handsome modern and entirely
j new frame honfce on a pavedtreetin fine loca
tion of Kast End. withlu couple minutes' walk of
three rapid transit lines; has all conveniences; Is
sewered, etc.; hasbaih, hot and cold water, slate
mantels, sliding doors, art glass in vestibule door,
combination electric and gas fixtures, cement cel
lar; lot 30110; we have a special price for a lew
d.ivsonly. s. A. Dickie & Co., Penn and Shady
avs., K. E.
EAST END A nice residence and large corner
lot! 10OTJ8O leet: spacious lawn In front: lot of
fine shade, fruit trees, etc. ; 10 rooms in residence
and replete throughout with the more recent im
provements: enni entent locality; cloe to eler trie
KLVlr" c'c. Jas. AV. Drape &' Co., 311 AVood St.,
Pittsburg. . X
F)Ii SALE-S.7X) cash, remainder ou ca3j
m'nts: a new honse- 7 mnm, modern
pay-
tiires; lot 50x100 leet; lnguodnelKhbjrhooilIn East
nx
-.., ..cut mum irauMU
bons. m Fourth av.
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
Cltv Residences.
I70R SALE $150 down remainder on monthly
. Davments. If desired a. neat house. 5 rooms.
with goort-pized lot: Washington av.. Thirty-first
ward; mice only $1,600. (351c). W. A. Herron &
Sons, so Fourth av V
Sons, 80 Fourth av.
POR SALE At a low price : brick house 9 rooms:
modern fixtures: on location in the central
partof the city; a quick sale 1 desired to settle an
estate. (50) W. A. Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth av.
EULTON STREET, near Wylle ar.. two-story
brick dwelling, six rooms and finished attic,
laundry, etc. : also two two-story brick houses of
three rooms each; lot 25x1232$ to Crawford st
Samuel W. Black Co.. 99 Fourth av.
"VTTYLIE A V. The old Duff mansion, containing
It 12 rooms; lot fiOxlTO feet; will sell at a bar
gain; easy terms. Geo. Johnston, 62 Fonrth av.
Allegheny Residences.
CALIFORNIA AVE. Only 3,0C0: house, seven
rooms: lot 2I-U10 feet. A. D. Wilson, 55
Federal St., Allegheny.
ro. 119 IRWIN AV., Alleghrny.$-i..100.1ot20xl3s,
1 brick house, parlor, dining room, 'kitchen,
two bedrooms, bath, attic and good dry cellar: a
-t:oiiYL'uieiii 4ucamy ana goon nouse: in
possession. A. Leggate & Son, 103 Fourth
immediate
av.
OVERLOOK ST. (No. 19). $3,000. Second ward.
Allegheny, lot 23x119; frame, six rooms; $1,000
cash. A. Leggate & Son. 108 Fourth av.
SECOND WARD Allegheny Two-story frame
dwelling. 4 rooms: lot 20x100 ft.: Price. $1,300;
bigbargain: will nctlOper cent. M. Starling, 108
Fonrth av., room 31.
Subarhan Residences.
T70R SALE-$3,o. In monthly Installments If dc
X sired, new house s-ven rooms, large lot: well
located, six miles from Union depot, on line of R.
R. (37) AV. A. Herron & sons, 81 Fourth avenue.
HOUSE AND GROUNDS A good house and
grounds In the suburbs, online of rnllroa!.
clo-c to passenger station; grounds well Improved;
abundance of shade and shrubbery, frnit trees;
residence in prime order; modern throughout:
large rooms and finished in handsome manner;
line, pure water, outbull lings, etc.. etc. : rare bar
gain on easy payments, $1,010 down, balance to
snlt. Jas. W. Drape & Co.. 313 Wood St., Pitts
burg. ON Pcrrysvllle road $20,000 Handsome resi
dence with nearly three acres lovcI ground
at electric car terminus: charming view; come and
sec It. A. Leggate A Son. 108 Fourth av.
S2,
OOO Bellevnc. P.. F. W. & C. Ry Center
o)jU) St., frame of five rooms, house In good
order: good well and 9pring water: five minutes'
walk from Jnek's run station: one square from the
California avenue electric car line: heap home:
lot 25x170: payments easy; we have also several
lots 25x170 for $00Oeaeh, adjoining this property, hoe
Waldron AMrDowelL 53 Ohio street and 271 Beaver
avenue. Allegheny. Open to 9 r M.
&A 000-Bellcvn-. P., F. AV. 4 C. By., Center
tlDrtj St., frame, well finished, of seven rooms:
covered porch all around the house; grape arbor,
various kinds of fruit trees, well and spring water
pleasantly located: five minutes' walk from Jack's
run station, one sqna'-c from the California electric
car line: lot 100x100: payments easy. See Waldron
& McDowell. 53 Ohio street and 271 Beaver avenue,
Allegheny. Open to9P.lt.
FOR SALE LOTS.
City Lots.
COLWELL ST., near Dinwiddle st,, cheapest lot
In city, 2SxlC0 feet to an alley; only 8775; will he
sold quick at this price.
yj'ii) i&. et. uauey, iih
.coumi av. lei. iu,
GRANDVIEW AV., Dnqnesne Heights. Thirty
fifth ward; $1,500: lot 25x150, pnrt of the Dr.
Walters estate. A. Leggate Jt Son, 10S Fourth av.
LOTS Beautiful building lots rorfrom 1C0 to $300.
In the Eighteenth ward; long payments: easy
terms. Inquire of Chas. E. Cornelius, attorney
406 rant st., Pittsburg.
"TTTYLIE AV.. near Francis st. : lot 100x100 feet to
M 20-foot alley: price $40 per front foot. Geo.
Johnston. Agt.. 62 Fourth av.
mil A
per front foot for nice level lots on Wyllc
jpxU av.. near Francis St.; those desirable lots
se nesiranie lots
Geo. Johnston,
are 20xlfO feet to 20-foot alley.
Agt.. 02 Fourth av.
On FEET on Market St.. between First ay. and
OU Water St. George Johnston, 62 Fourth av.
East End Lots.
ABOUT CO 1124 feet. East End lot. South Hllanrt
av. ; one of the finest Iot3 on the avenue;
must bo sold to close up an estate. Jas. W.
Drape & Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
CHOICEST ami cheapest lot in East End.
Owner, 5741 Ellsworth av.
LOTS Fine level lot on a good street, near electric
line, 22x100. for onlv $1,030: also, large lot,
near Pcnn av.r for onlv$S50: a bargain. Denniston,
Elilerktn & Co., Lim., 6232 Tcun av. Tel 5327.
OAKLAND 125 feet of excellent residence front
age on one of the best streets In Oakland at $70
per foot, about 12 per cent below rulingprlces. close
to traction line. Murry & Edsall, Fidelity build
ing, 121 Fourth av.
"Tf ERY deslraDlc bnlldlng lot on Craig st,. be-
tween Bayard and Center a v. : lot 50x142 ft. to
20 ft. alley. George Johnston, 02 Fourth av.
AUegheny Lots.
BUENA VISTA ST. building lots, $050 each. A.
D. Wilson. 55 Federal st.
AVETTE ST. bnlldlng lots. A. D.Wilson, 55
Federal St., Allegheny.
VERLOOKST., Second ward. Allegheny-$l,ao
Lot 25x130. A. Leggate & Sou, 103 Fourth
Suburban Lots.
"VTEW Brighton road at second toll; $2,000;
i!N lovely lot, 50x150; choice lot for a home: also,
on Wiley av , near the,above, a lot 40x178, for
$1,500; two bargains. A. Leggate & Son, 108 Fourth
avenue.
-ITriLKINSBURG-A fine lot 30x124 feet, contlg-
IV nous to railroad station. In Orchard plan;
bcautt ful place for a residence; abnndance of shade;
an tne nouses are set nacK anoui -m ieet: one 01 tno
finest streets In the town. Jas. AV. Drape & Co.,
313 AVood St., Pittsburgh
Farms.
FARMS Chicken farms or dairy. 37 acres, four
room house, new barn, coal, two orchards,
near Beaver, $2,500; monthly payments or take
house In part; If you want to buy or trade for farm
send for biggest farm nnd exchange list. N.F.
Hnrst, Ileal Estate Agent, Rochester, Pa. Also 13
acres, old log house and orchard for $550, near
Beaver.
"CiARM 10O acres flrst-claii land ; well fruited and
X all under cultivation; farm and tenement
houses, barns and other buildings: suitable tor
gardening or dairy; on National Pike, two miles
west of Unlontown. For particulars address 51.
Leonard. Unlontown. Pa.
FOR SALE-BUSrNESs.
Business Opportunities.
DRUG STORE Corner drug store, centrally lo
cated. Address "CaniBhor," Dispatch ofiice.'
I FOUNDRY business complete, with full eqnlp
: ment. patterns, flasks, core ovens and all nec
essary machinery in full running order, and doing
a good paying business: business last year $100; 000.
Particulars from Jas. AV. Drane & Co., Agents, 313
AVood St., Pittsburg.
PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS on Lib
erty st.: sell at invoice: good stand; good
chance for quick buyer. Address Produce, Dis
patch office.
I) ESTAURANT Fine, In central partof city;
1 jewelry stores, good-paving cigar store,
grocery stores, $200, $500. $l.tXW to $10, 000; in Ilk
route, livery stable, lumber yard, fish and oyster
market, bakery, shoestore. good country store.
Holmes i Co.. 420 Smitlifield st.
SALOON Doing good business; low rent; must
be sold at once. The Bureau of Exchange, Can
ton, Ohio. u
SOAP POAVDER MANUFACTURE-For Rile to
Joint stock company or reliable firm, rights of
manufacture, etc ; business too extensive for pro-
Brlctor handling. Apply first instance to A. C.
ompany. Dispatch ofiice.
Q3D 300 A reliable man with $3,500 can manage
tli?
U-'SJ
a paying business that will pay him $2,500 a
year,
uurcss jtox r5, uispatcn oiace. -
Business Properties.
ERICIC plant, consisting of grinding pan, engine,
boiler, etc.: engine, boilers, clnvand ore pans,
and brick yard supplies. Thomas Carlin's Sons,
Lncock 11111I Sandusky Us., Allegheny.
T107.Y little storerooni on AVvlli- av.: all linrd
j wood finish Inside, tin roof: building UvJ4
h Inside, tin roof; bulMlnjr UvJ4
feet: good location for notions, tnll
w price; easy terms. Urn. Johns-
feet: lot 15x50
lincry, etc.: low prlc
1011, t4 x ouriu av.
LOA"ELY little store bnlldlng vr ' -Mr v near
Kirkpatrlck si.; good locat. wn ami
cigar store; low flguns; easy terms. ;- 1. John
ston. 62 Fourth '
YERA" neat little storeroom building nn AVylle
av.. Thirteenth ward, right In UieinMit of a
thlcMvsetllod neighborhood: would ho a dandy
5 lacu ior ten store or milk and butter dejiot. Geo.
ohiiston, 62 Fourth av.
"TTERA" desirable Investment, cor. Diinuesne way
t and Seventh st.;cau leiscfor 10 or20 years
at clear r. percent Investment. George Johnston,
m Fourth av.
FOR SALE ailSCELLANEOUS.
Horses. A'ehlrles. Liie Stock.
COLT Of the "Harry Hanntes" stock, age 4
years. Call on or address J. C. RIshcr, Home
stead, Pa.
HOR3KS Two very line driving hores, can paco
icrv fast and will i.carnt nothing; will sell
cheap. Address R. R. Dispatch oBlce.
YEIHCLES-One barouche, one side-bar buggv,
one two-wheeled dog r.irt, one two-wheeled
cart with top and two doctor's buggies; onrner no
use for them: no reasonable- oner refused. Apply
Jas. AA'arburton, Haturbl st.. bet. Forty-seventh
and Forty-eighth sts., ss: enleenth ward.
Sllseellaneous.
COMPLETE stock ot wall paper, stationery,
window shades, pictures and frames, artists'
material, etc.. located hi Canton. O.; this store
has been doing business for ten years, ai.d carries
the best line In the city; Is centrally located, has a
good lease and reasonable rent: good reasons for
selling. For particulars write Henry Lehman.
Canton, O.
(IAS FIXTURI3-31 to 50 percent off; closing
7 out. Reineckc&Co.. SO1! Wood St.
SCALES. elvator, safe, trncks and two wagons
at a low price. Charles Somers & Co., 159
Fourth av.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Machinery and Metals.
BOILERS and engines, second-hand; all sizes,
from 4 to 100 h. p. : cheapest In the market: 46
j ,. .JS;!,; fi
"; prmD 3
steam pumps.
nouers an,i e-uxiuca iu pioch, stationary ana poria-
uiers. monnted farm engine, etc..
governor, nnllevs nnd shaft
pun
'elcph
ing. Telephone. 3401. 23-25 Parle way. J. S.
Young, Allegheny, Pa.
BOILERS Second-hand, all sizes. 4 to 100 h. p..
locomotives, portables, nprlghts. tnbnlars
and horizontals, aslo manufacturers of boilers,
tanks, stacks, etc.; old anvils rcstceled. dressed
and ground, finished rs good as new. W. Man
chester & Co., Twenty -eighth St., Pittsburg.
SECOND-HAND engines and liollcrs Two 35
horse-power and two ten horse-power station
ary engines anil boilers. One ten horse-power
portable on wheels. Thirty-five, 13-. 12. ten and
eight horse-power engines, vertical and horizontal,
all good and will be sold cheap. Hanncs' Machine
Depot- 99 First av.
UPRIGHT ENGINES 5 to 10 horse power, with
or without boilers. Henry Farnan, 00 Lacock
St.. Allegheny.
rUllSONAL
PERSONAL Magnetic and massage treatment
given at No. CO Sandusky St., Allegheny.
POSITION By an experienced hotel clerk; can
give the very best of references. Address S. E.,
Dispatch office.
PERSONAL-Cash paid for old gold and silver:
Jewelry repaired; new work made to order.
Chris. Uauch. 541 bmlthfleld.
PERSONAL We have doos. and lots of them;
largest old bookstore west of the Allegheny
Mountains. Levi's. 910 Liberty st.
PERSONAL Sacrifice sale of artists' goods and
materials. Frank Bacon & Co., booksellers
and stationers. 301 Smitlifield st. Open every even
ing. PERSONAL Notice Is hereby given that 1 have
disposed of my Interest in tne AA'orld's Cure
Co. to Mr. Geo. H.Garher. who assumes all liabili
ties of this interest. F. A. Tremalne. Pittsburg,
Septembers. 1831.
PKRbON AL When 1 was a smalt boy my mother
always repaired my breeches and Jacket, but
slncclgot to be a great big man. Dickson, tbcwell
known tailor. 65 Fifth av., cor. AVood t., second
floor, has been substituted, who now does all my
cleaning, pressing and renovating in great shape.
'I el. 1553.
PERSONAL The Petroleum Exchange Restaur
ant, 115 Fourth avenue. Plttsbnrg. will furnish
dinner a la carte from 5 to 7 r. M. each day: this
will be a special feature of the day: owing to the
greatdemand for evening dinner, we will be pre
pared to furnish all the markets afford In their
proper season; von arc cordially Invited to call.
Respectfully voiirs. T. J. C. li. Goodwin.
LOST.
LOST Bunch of keys. Suitable reward will be
given If returntd to Dispatch ofiice.
IOST or stolen, a large mastiff dog from 31
1 AVebster st. ; a liberal reward will be paid for
his return.
IOST Thursday evening In East End package of
i collection cards. The finder will confer i.ivor
by leaving them at No. 623b Penn. a v. The Singer
Mfg. Co.
LOST Cow, on Sept. 13. a dark red cow. with
small, curve horns, with white in forehead,
from Henry Hasley's dairy, Forbes st-. Twenty
second ward.
LOST Ample reward and no questions for the
retnrn of dark brindle bull bitch, with white
blalze and chest: weight about 40 pounds; disap
peared from No. 320 AVestem ar.. Allegheny, last
July. AV. D. Brereton, No. CO Third av., Pitts
burg. FOUND.
FOUND Oysters la every style: lunches of nil
kinds: meals at all hours, day and night, at
Sherrard Bcatty's restaurant. 23 Fourth av.
I70UND Bisque of Beef, a liquid nerve food,
. gives health and strength in cases or extreme
weaknt'-ss and general debility. At druggists.
FQUND Yon can bring your pictures to the city
and get them framed while you visit the Ex
position: cheapest and best framing In the city.
No. 2 Sixth St.. upstairs. T. C. McElrov.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION !
FUP.NITUKE,CARPETS.UPRIGHTPIANO-
FORTE, BLANKETS, COMFORTS,
DRYGOODS, ETC.
Friday, September 25, at 10 o'clock, at the
rooms of the Henry Auction Co., 21 and 26
Ninth street.
Fine chamber suits, handsome parlor snit,
bookcase, wardrobes, chiffoniers, sideboards,
extension table, chairs and rockers, lounges,
couches, bureaus, washstands, hair and husk
mattresses, comforts, blankets, pillows,
Brussels and ingrain carpets, fine upright
pianoforte. Almost new goods now on ex
hibition. HEN'BY AUCTION CO.,
se24-7I Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE-D1AMONDS.AYATCHES,
clocks, jewelry, silverware, three largo
safes, fixtures, etc., being the large and com
plete stock of John O. Slemmons, wholesale
jeweler, formerly of 77 Fifth nve. This stock
must bo closed out at once to settle up the
business, by order oIFKANK D. HAKTMAX,.
assignee, 43 Sixth st. Sales daily, 10 a. m.,
2:30 and 7:30 p.m. First salo Saturday, Sep
tember, 2fi. 1891, at 10 a. jr. Sales to continue
until stock is sold, sc-M-H
EDUCATIONAL.
TEMOVED-KING'S SCHOOL OF ORATORY,
XV elocution and dramatic culture removed to
University Bnlldlng, Diamond St.. opposite Conrt
House. Byron AV. King, manager; James M.
AVlsman. associate manager. Class and private
lessons, literature, French and German, Delsarte.
old school and modern systems. Send for pros
pectus. aull-59-UWF
HOMER MOORE
Will receive a limited number of pnpils in
vocal culture and slngimr. Until October
voices tried free. Call at 507 Penn av.
se2t-20
"IT1 CH K7 UNrVERSITY,
O LJ EOLTO JL. SIXTH ST.
A new management. Increased attend
ance. The best disclp'ine. Tho best In
struction. English Training School for boys
and girl?. Ten higher courses of study.
Thirty experienced teachers. Stndonts ad
mitted daily. Tuitions reasonable. Day
nnd Evening sessions. Send for catalogue.
H. M. ROWE, Pre3t. se24-D
Duquesne Conservatory of Music. "
Carl Retter and Chas. Davis Carter, Musical
Directors. A new school of music to be conducted
on the plan or the Royal Conservatory of Munich,
Germany. Full corps of Instructors. Light com
plete departments. Free advantages in class in
struction superior to any in tho country. A thor
ough nnd complete course of lustructlou for grad
uation in each department. Send for prospectus.
CHAS. DAVIS CARTER. Manager. Dunucsne
eouejee uuiiuiug, uumunu si., opp. eour( linusc.
SK-D
SAVTmiN r. biiortlidok's jiediaTpaT
ACADEMY, near Philadelphia; choice school
for boys, number limited; mild winter climate;
health record has few parallels; fine bnlldlnats;
steam heat; electric light and gas; gymnasium with
swimming bath ,fyugulateil by 6team; ample
grounds; teachers men and college graduates; spe
cial attention and private tntorlng for backward
boys: single or double rooms; fits for college or
business; superior English department; library;
complete laboratory with dynamo. motor, etc.. etc.:
boys' ivorkshop Tor mannal training In wood and
metal: Media has seven churches and a temper
ancecharter. SAVITHIN C.SHOETL1DGE.A.M.,
(Harvard graduate). Media, Pa. auU-66
NIGHT SCHOOL
Special classes in MECHANICAL, ARCHI
TECTURAL DRAWING, nnd niGHER
MATHEMATICS; also classes in GREEK,
LATIN, GERMAN, FRENCn, BOOKKEEP
ING, SHORTHAND and English branches,
at DUQUESNE COLLEGE.
E. M. AVOOD, D. D., LL. D., President.
SCj-JIWT
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UMM
NIGHT SCHOOL
BEGINS
MONDAY, September 28.
For particulars, send for latest Illustrated
Circular, or apply at COLLEGE OFFICE,
open every evening till 3 o'clock,
AFTER SEPTEMBER L
Address,
Telephone 15(5
J. C. SMITH'S SON.
nil 13-70-Jiwy
DR. HARRIS
CRAMP CURE
-FOB-
Every Ache and Pain
FOR SALE AT ALL DRDG STORES.
Manufactured by
L H. HARRIS DRUG.C0.,
Nos. 46 and 48 Seventh. Avenm,
e30-l PITTSBURG. PA.
O. D. LEVIS, Solicitor of Patents,
),,-
TO LKT.
City Residences.
EORBES ST. No. 317, house of eight rooms, hot,
cold water, bath; possession October L In
quireR. McEIdowney, 78 Seventh av. T
VTEW brick dwelling on Kirkpatrlck St.. ono
XN minute from cabe cars. 8 rooms. Including
mansard, both gases, bath. etc.. immediate posses
slon. Inquire AVIlliam Zelher. 305 Centre av. t
TO LET-U per month: neat brick honse. six
rooms, modern fixtures: one of the best In tner
city for the monev: No. 167 Plymouth St. AV. A.
Herron A Sons, 80 Fourth av. t
East End Residences.
CRAIG ST. Near Fifth v fine two-story
Qneen Anne dwelling, ten rooms, reception hall:
all modern conveniences; handsomely papered and
painted: moderate rent. Baxter, Thompson 4 Co.S
162 Fourth av. t
MADISON AV. and Thirty-third St. Five
rooms on third floor, $17; four rooms on,
fourth floor. SIS; good storeroom, nice front. $18;
water In house, bathrooms, ranges, hot and cold
water, hall: nio two two-story frame houses, $20.
Black & Balrd, 95 Fourth av. t
IJESIDENCE-Fiirnlshed-S-rooms and laundry;
XV modern improvements: on South Neglev ave
nue, near Fifth avenue. East End, for rent from,
JOTemberl to April I to small family. Apply to
V an Qurder A Lloyd, C213 Penn avenue. t
Allegheny Residences.
ITdJRXISHED HOUSE-On Allegheny av., ten
. large rooms, all conveniences, front porch,
yard, and rurnlshed in elegant style; rent $105 per
mo. Black Balrd. 95 Fourth ar. t
Snburhan Residences.
IJDGEWORTH STATION And near Sewlckler.
-i residence ten rooms, hall, large front porch
anil lawn, stable and all conveniences; rent $40.
See Black A Balrd, 95 Fourth av. t
"PSPLEN-South side of Ohio river. 3 miles
Xj from pnstone. south end of Ohio connecting
I.. R. bridge: pleasant grounds belonging to prop
erty; three adjoining residences, one seven rooms.
$25: one six rooms and washhouse. $30: one eight
rooms. $27; large porches, lino large rooms, good
water: street car pas-; also Chartlers packets
every 33 minutes and Lake Eric trains dally. In
qalre on premises. t
TO LET-feew!ck!y. Ft. AVavneR. R.. furnished
neat houv. 7 rooms and attic. large lot: shade
trees;welt located. AV. A. Herron & Sons. SO Fourth
ave. t
Unslness stuivis.
"VTO. 35 FRANKSTOAVN AV.-A fine storeroom
j.A over 100 feet long with two fronts, suitable for
a drygoods, drug or grocery store: will rent cheap
rrom now until spring; will lease for a term of
years Ifdeslred; is located on oiip or the best busi
ness streets of the East End. For further Informa
tion inquire or VanGordcrJf: Lloyd. 6218 Penn av..
East End. f
TT7-AREI10USE Three-story warehouse with
IT good cellar and elevator; rent low. Charles
Somers & Co.. 129 Fourth av. t
Rooms.
TJOOJIS Five nnfnrnlshed, ror. Forbes ana
X. Boyd sts., $18 per month. Inquire at No. 315
Second av.. city. t
pOOMS-No. HShiloh St.,
Mt. Washington.
t
farms.
FARM A good farm with excellent dwelling,
barn, large orchard, etc.. etc.: near the city;
within one in He of railroad station ; splendid place
for a dairy or market-garden farm; possession
given at once Jas. W. Drape i Co., 313 AVood
St.. Plttsbnrg. t
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
FOR SALE!
$4,700!
An elegant new nine-room house: all
modern; papered throughout, front and roar
stairs, folding doors, buy windows, complete
sewage, bean tlful level lot, nicely elevated,
stone walks, front yard sodded, Urst-clas
neighborhood: very convenient to all means
of travel. This is cheap property and will
be sold on very reasonable terms. Call soon,
if you want a bargain.
KELLY & ROGERS.
621C Penn ave.,
se22 55 Eclty.
HOME OK iXVESXJIEA'T.
Come anI see ns. We are offier
ins ' plan of East End Lots which
present uim.miul advantages. Lots
$250 to $1,000. according to sizo
and location. Terms to suit par
chasers. MUR.I5T V XftSAIX,
5H Fidelity Building.
SC20-8SD
CHOICE PROPERTIES
FOR SALE.
Estate of Rebecca Hubley, Dec'd.
A fine three-story brick house, with nino
rooms and attic, basement kitchen, cemented
cellar, modern improvements. This prop
erty is situated on Penn avenne, AVilklns
burg, P.i near tile 1'. K. R. station, and near
the business portion of tho town. Ground
is 191 feet on Pcnn avenne and 236 feet deep
through to Wallace street. It is now laid
out in lots and will be sold as a wholo or in
lots as laid ont.
Estate of Abbott Minors.
A two-and-a-half story framo house of flva
rooms, situate 71 Steuben street, Southside.
Front room well adapted for a small store.
loc -.'u.xj.) tnrougu to an alley.
Estate of Robt. M.Hartley.
Lot 121x200 on Fifth avenue, near Shadr
avenue, one of tho best locations on Fifth,
avenue for a private residence. AVill bo sub
divided or sold as a whole.
And lot 174x233 on Shady avenue, about six
minutes' walk from Fifth avenue. Property
adjoins Recchwood Park and is increasing
in value every day. AV1U bo sold as a whoia.
or sub-divided to suit.
Estate Margaret L Benham.
Lot situate on corner of Fifth avenue and
Shady avenue, 135 feot on Fifth avenue and
124 feet on Shady avenue. This is one of tha
finest locations for a fine -residence ou fifth,
avenue.
Estate Dan. C. Hamilton, Dec'd.
Drug stock. A complete drug store, stock,
fixtures and good will; al30, a very flue soda
fountain. Lease runs to April, 1833. Loca
tion, No. 27 Ohio street, AUegheny.
Estate of Edward S. Webb.
Acompletestockofhonsttfunrishing goods,
light hardware, with tin shop connected;
also fixtures and good will of the concern.
Located 71G Fifth avo.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO.,
121 and 123 Fourth avenne.
au30-40-Trsn
I
SUMMER RESORTS.
THE CHALFONTE
ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3.
On the be.icli, with unsurpassed ocean view.
Salt water baths in the house.
Send for circular.
au30-HCD E. ROBERTS A SON3.
MARINE VILLA,
Cape May. S.J.
AVithtn 30 yards of the snrf. Seventeenth!
season; 50 rooms added, facing the sea; eleva
tor, baths, etc. MRS. i". HALLENBECK.
jvl-21-p
McNAUGHER & CO.,
Contractors for
Paving Sidewalk AVith. Cement, Brlclc and
Firo Drick, Concreting Cellars.
43 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY, PA.
Curbstone turnlshed and set. auU-74-D
S500 to S50O000 on
zages, city or country property, at lowest
rates. JAS. AV. DRAPE & CO.,-
313 AVood St., Pittsburg.
Telephone No. 973. se24-tl
' MJTAUQOA LAKE ICE
FOR SALE.
Excellent quality. Prices cheap.
Address
LAKEAVOOD ICE COMPANY,
SC2540-D Lakewood,N. Y.
FIDELITY
TITLE AND TRUST CO.,
121 and 123 Fonrth avo
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