MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Meetin;
T1IK AVNTii
MEimMS
OF THE STOfK-
-V. I10LInits,ir:ln- AnrhpnvHp.irlnirr'oKinniiv
Ji- ??.?" ' '' M'T "t tin' romp-ini. No. 31
1 lui ta .!-,.. . . .. . . 1 . . r . ' ...
vi. iinonl sU. AlU-glii-nv. on MO.SHAY. Oc
tobers, 1KH, utwccn tlic hours of lOsid 11 A. M.
liEO. b. HAYS.
Socretarv Pro Tcm.
U.mntXT, PA., Sept. II, 1.-31. 6C3M4S-D
rpUE ANNTA1. MKKTlN(iOF TIIE STOCK-
A H0LDLK5of the Poiiiim Ivaula tsalt Manulac
THring Company w-iIUh-lirM at their office. No.
Jl Chestnut t.,' Pnavi.-lptila, on WKDNK.--DAY,
Octolitr Si, :s91, at 12 o'clock, noun, lor the
WfCtlon ol seven .llnn-tors for the ensuing year,
r-d such other bnMMess a inm te b'ousht lic
wro them. AOT1N M FUKVES, Secreisrv.
ocl-S2-ws
H"0 DEMOCRATS OF ALLEGHENY COUNTY
l oppobedtotheactionofthecommltteeot "ls'-In
efuslng to trae nominations fin the vacancies oi
e Democratic ticket lor the county; You are re-iue&t-d
to xnett at LalavHte Hall on Tlmrsdiy
'venlrimeM, October 1, IS'it, at s o'clock, to take
uch action a- ' vu may tlitn and there n gard as
'ecesbarr to mitntaiii the honor. integrity and
oullnued oxi-H-ncr of the party In Allegheny
want, Li-ndlm; Democntie speaker will be
-rewut a-J J a lilres the mot-ting.
.v. n. moohe. tuos. j. keevan,
JO'-EPH HAYS . M. IIOUKKE.
1. K. 1 Dl I'F. ALr'UEI) KKKIt,
tOKT. M ALONE. It. M. HOLLAND,
iOBT. F1TZPATKICK. (.'. A. O'lSUIEX,
1 C. McOHil.. SK3-5S
Ditidcnds.
(TNTlHtllANK. )
PlTTCUlKC 1A ent. 29. 1931. (
tyivjdknd-tiii; dikectous of this
X' fcrnk hale I his l.-u rircUml a quarlerlv a I
Di'rforOXE ANION"L-II VL1' 1M PEIt CENT.
lSaie rortltnlta at the banking house. So. fT
3-5B " C. C. DAVIS. Cashier.
ilRST NATIONAL IHNK riTTSBntG. PA.. )
limDEXD-THK nlKECTOKs i)l THIS
' lanl, hare t'liv day declared a quarterly dlv
i'tfedot TWO l'EH CENT on the capltalitocl,
JTaIe ondunand, Tree of tar.
1- J. D. SCULLY. Cashier.
Wl-ICE Or JIONONOAHELA AVATEK CO.. )
Mil Carson strict.
JTTTMjrno. IA.. wnt 17.131. )
jyra: mntrTnii of tiii. coIfaxy hayf
I this dav dtciar tlie v-,-ial qu .ncrlv dividen 1
ofTWprci-nt. tiarableOc!. l'j. JI, attheoffics
o Ibe tra5il-'T. Inin and Gla lullar armgs
. -"nk, HI.'. arsou stnx:. 'Ir.in-fcr books ill be
dosed trwin Oct. etulO. include.
., .. . 3IAUK W. WATSON.
MaUTTN I'lEEN'TEK. President,
secrclarj . s(y-47
Electioi-N.
OtTOE or THE PlTTSHfltO GA Co., I
- pi. a, 111. i
pIXTTJOX THE STOI'KIIllI.KI.l:-. or the
9 ltt:6brM'"' ohiMin ai' hercliy nolllieil
i mi m annual Vict lion l t im-lec win ih-ntm at
voflloo Hit t.ripanv'ii MUNIJAY, Octoler5.
frwu lltoSo'cliik V. u.
W". II. MlCI.ELL NI.
becretarr.
NolUe-!.
GERMAN1A SAVINGS BANK.
Itiltiie recfmstruplion of our building, corner
T --O.I ami Diiniondtrt-rts. which vt ek.-ct toc-
, asain t March. ISfi t" temporarily lo
.ied i T feiU avcuif. corner of A ood street.
DefKftoir ol One D'Uar and upward received
i :mi itp-.T raM thereon, commencing on the First
-i1 F.tb-i nlii of -jicJi Month, rnd pj able seml
l'lniullj on ihi- first laisof.Iauiiar and Jnl. If
mi lra tbe lnt-rcst i a.ide.! jo the princ.i-al.
CIIAS. MEYRAN.
President.
JO. ABEL.
Vice Preidcnt.
A. K KTTJI ANN". v-.-rrtin.
B- W. W li.Rr.IU lYi-a-urer.
.b. W. (if niltlr'. Solicitor.
npendallv fr::i! a. si. to 4 1-. si., and on Satur
lays tr-aa a. m. in 6 r. m. oc1-40-tts
I.cjr:il Notices.
1). R. JON E-, Atlornev at Lit,
Eighth ae Homestead,
49BUrautttrift, Pitlbuig, Pa.
PSTATFOF JAME P.OVLE. DEC'D-NOTICE
-. n-renygiin tnai letters totainentan' on
.c-late n Janio Boy'e. dc-ci-.i-e-l. late of" the
-rrtiyrh of ilom.teid. Atli-gheln Co.. Pa., haie
-' tfrrxltu-d To tlie .indciviLMie-l. t.i whom all per
v are rrqnrtej to make tnnu-diaic paiment and
K-. Imvlngclaimv r den-iiiids agiinst the came
ill rankelhem known without ilelai, lo him or to
abore naninl attnrni-r.
EDWARD O'DttNXEI.L. Executor.
IT-51-Th No. !3T2-econ I jvciuic. Pitt-burg. Pa.
IJu-inp, Chalices.
rjisssoLrnoN-Tiir firm of kvan a
PostrrFlnh AenuePi1iitlii?o:npun) ha-
i Aa.y tieen 01cuht! If mutual Mint. Jo-epli
. -rans n-tlrtng. ltM-lium-;-wil: tn coRt.nued
He old stand, 20 li'tli avenm. Iit Charles F.
ir. w;- assumes all tin i-lillgation of the old
in. oad lo wumn all pirtii-inddited to EarA
-lr ill make uivui nt.
.'-i:riIB. FA'N5-.
ocl--Tlirsn -IIAt.LL F. FO--TEV
'klSSOLUTION -NOIHE lb HEREBY GIVEN
- ttrat the limited partnership aoi.iaiitn.
vim Ma--,h.-ll. Kennnli A Co.. Limited." ha
i tili-solred by mntual con-eut. 'I he under
gned have been eiivied liquidating timstees to
i-. Bp the business o; -aid umipiin, a.id lodi
ibutetlieiut assets among the numbers or taid
i-. Urd w-tartcrrsliip. All (trsouv knoniug theni
Ito Indelilcd to ike firm will plci-t- call aud
it nrompt paiTnt-nt. and tho-e iiailng cl-iltn-il'
pteow make them kuonii. A. M. MVR
'Xl.U M 51. KENNEDY. K. J. EINKU
.tjuklaxlng Trustee-. ik.1-70
I-"tLrTIO NOTICE-NOTicr. I HEREBY
' piventtiatttae partm rsliip heretofore existing
-twi-en xn. J. sapp ami Fred M'.st ln.eider. untier
firm nameof-appA selineider. No. 1721 Carson
. ?euth-4de. a- tlKoleti bv mutual consent,
rci W . -luieldf r reiirmg. The biisine-s will Ik?
irried oi- at tlieold sta-id li 'Will. J. -api, who
.It par ail debl-orsaid tirm md to whom all ac-
OKXitsiiue saiti Lrut luu-t tit paid.
VM.J.sAIT.
FRED. . SCHNEIDER.
rtTTSBtTit;. P.. ept. . 3-91 ocl-11
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
Waller Monis, late oi ll'e linn nf trai.. i 5ror
&, sm& TbomasAV. AisMlt, lio lias be :- con--reA
witUit ame flnu for the pan six rears,
ire longed a rojKirlnrr&la!i for the transaction of
-. insanities real cstatt and mortp.ipe loans,
adertlw firm name of 3Iorr.- A, Alfbltt, and hav
ifrieBe4anoiriHiat No. Tfc Diamond t-treet first
oor). Piepatcli liutldin;;, tic t Iron thtir friends
contiowaiKx; of iht.r lmnic fa jk.
MOERIS & AISBITT. .
Vc27-:0"-TTSU
i:i)I CATION L.
CTni:l! ILLE SEMINARY (NEAR 15AL
d T1AJU1.) for ynunj l.iilie. :f22j jier
:ir. oiiLli c:ir. Modem conveniences,
-i j.c camjras. f ull faculty, tlioioush train
' Uouie comforts, send lor catalogue.
HV. J. II. Ti UNLll, A. 31, Principal.
utiierviUc. Mi jj21-TT-tts
.-EY EAl'lD PHONOGRAPIIY AND
ti-TiOn nt'na and complete bu-nies
nrs- ru,rlit at Park Institute 201 North
c. Allegheny. New term open-, septem
l 1. fccuin;;i-es-ions --eptrinbi'r 23. Oit
orufand muinnl tuaiiy addre- ftee.
uJS-TTS LEV1LLDDLN, A 31., Principal.
ITJtttt'Z'
INIVEUSITY,
SIXTH ST.
A uev. luaiLiement Increa-ed attend
iic-c. Tile best discip inc. Tin- be.-t iu
i ruction. F-nslish Trainip-r'-clioolfor bo-,
1 eiris len hurlicr cour-.e- of study,
lurty experienced teacher- students ail
nttrti dailv. Tuitions reasonable. Div
uil Evcti:ii2 --essnino send lor catalogue.
. M. HO WE, Prcst. se4-D
Douesne Conservatory of Musis.
Carl Retter and Chas. Divis Carter. 3Iusical
.reelors A r.cw school or music to ! conducted
the plan l the Royal ouseratory ot 3!uu'.th,
rrraaut. Full corps of instructor-. Eight comet.-
dcjiartinent--. Free adxantages in cla In-
iictkui superior to am m the rountn. A tl-.or-ri!
auii complete conr-e of iiislruciitni for gnid
ititm lr etit h dcit-irlmt nl scud tor prospectus.
HAS. 1UTI- CARTER. Manager Duf,uine
vlk-gi: building. Diamond st , opp Court House
URSULINE ACADEriY,
OAKLAND.
oardinsanddn -cintils. Reopens Tuc;dav,
ptcniber S. 1 enn- For bojirdet , -esion
1 uiiiiuiit!isl9). CUilitT:n iu.de! Ucar-oI
it-, M25. la y -cliools for Rirlb. Pupil- taken
in the ape.oI B to IS. Tonus Tan, ms Horn
..".tti;3.'i. Tuition includes all l-ranciiesol
l 1 ngiieh odneation, titli Frvnch orOn
ian, elocution, vocal niUbic, cilcstliemcs,
utlitiodmwmana fancj work. Pnvate
-"tms in iiiu-ie, French, German, di-aw iug
nd painting, ..t moderate terms.. Fm far
ner iart.ci...u - apply to Jlotlicr Supenor.
:uili-S3-TTS
EVENING CLASSES.
Every work, commencing October 5, 1S91,
t :11 o'clock, and continuing for six
lontlis, at the building of the Young Men's
Urtstfan Association of Pittsburg, l'cnn
u Sevuaxb streets, on
German,
fOSBAT EVENING
I
Stenography.
f 3Ieckanic.il
' I Drawing
T.1ESDAT EVENING,
HaTOSDAY EVENING Vocal Jltisic.
f Penmanship,
BTDAT rVENING,
( Arithmetic
SnMaiainz members of the Association nro
utrtted to instruction in above cla-cs in
dsttUen toadmisstoii to Monthly Enterlain
iente.theuse of Gymnasium, Bath Rooms
nd other privileges lor a membership Ice of
Only Five Dollars.
se2C-37--hs
tSTDbptay advertisements one doTXar per
square far one insertion. Classified real estate,
advertisements on tins pane ten ecnls per line
for eadi insertion, and none taken for Itss Vian
thirty cents.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Classified under the following headings will be ac
cepted at the rate of
ONE CKXT PER WORD
FOR KACH INSERTION when paid for In ad
Tance cither at main or branch offices.
Wanted Adveiiisementi of aU Kindt,
SUCH AS
SITUATIONS
male nEir,
rESIAtE UEtr,
AGENTS,
rEKSONAI
KOOMS,
KOAKDING,
ItOAKDEKS
JII'SCEI.I.ANEOCS,
TO tET KOOSIS,
MISCELLANEOUS FOK SALES, LOST AND
FOUND.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
BUSINESS OFFICE.
Cor. Siulllifield and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WTTEPF.
WANT. TOR SALE, TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANMEVT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
receivi:d up to a i. m. for insertion.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers alrcadv hae accounts with The Dispatch.
FOR THE SOUTIISIDE. NO. U12 CARSON
street. TELnrnoxn no. cos.
FOR THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE. 613
TENN AVE.
riTTSIirRG ADDITIONAT..
T7I05IAS MCCAFFREY. 3X0 r.utler street.
EM1L G. STUCKEY. :4tli street and Peun ayenue
ALLEGHENY.
A. .1. KAERCIIKK, No. n2 Federal street.
II. .T. MrBRIDE, Market Honse, Allegheny.
1'. II. EGGERs SOX. Ohio and Chestnut street".
THOMAS McHENI'A W estrrn and Irwin avenues.
G. M. HI GHES. IN.-i.iKTlr.inla and Beaver nves.
PERRY M. GLEIM. l!e."-cci and Allej-lieny are.
WANTED.
Male HelD.
TAD WRITERS -Jmart'i Business and Sliort-
1) hand College. 12 Federal st., Allegheny: good
penmanship taught in eight lessons; private lessons,
iioth eic; day and e eniug.
IARBER Orbovwlth soineei)erienc-- to go to
) the rountn. Call twtw it'll 9 an J 10 A. II. at
A Ediia A Cii.'iT, 502 to 510 Lll-crty sU
"liARBr.R-lmmedialely.-137 Ohio street.
1" UNDER Apply to the Tyler Tube and Pipe Co.,
y Wa-liington.Pa.
"IlLACKsMlTII One with 6lnall capital pre
J ferre.1. Addn-s Elans. Dispatch offic.
BOOKKEEPING Wo attend to the opening and
closing and adjusting of books "ol all kinds;
Toucher M.slini Introduced and indlildual instruc
tion given lKHikkeei-ers In Kimc: long eierlenec
and reft relict's as to accuracy, promptness and
discretion. McCaflrev & Robinson, Room 13, 95
Filtli av.
Tl
IOY To learn tlie barlier trade; one with exper-
J J ience prelerrct. Apply corner Sycamore and
;lerrei. Appivcoi
Mt. Washington.
Stanwi st--,
BOY To leirn barlier trade: one with some ex-K-rleucc
pn ft rnd. J. C. Stewart, 832 Second
I)OY to learn tlie birber trade.
I rt !. 2h32 ".ir-nn --t., S. S.
Apply Wm.Diet-
pOY-To icarn th- liarber trade. 1354 Second av.
(tVN AS--ERS On saiiry or commission. Ap
lv at once to the Singer Mfg. Co., No. 6230
' lOVTMAKERS Four first-class men Immedi
. atd. s. W stimson & sons, Columbus, O,
c
lOTMAKER-Good man;
stead' work. E. E.
LIMiorth. Jeannette, Pa.
DRUG CLERK-Quallfied assistant.
D. M., Dispatch office.
Address A.
GIRL Young girl for general housework; family
of two. 239 Chartiers St.. Allegheny.
GLAZIER Bt-ielerand lead glaziers. B29 Fil
bert vt , Philadelphia, Pa.
HUSTLER Briglit man. with clean record, for
tio-s building society. Appl noon and 7
evening-. Protected. Home Hotel
MAN -To take charge of tlie renting department
inan istabllsht-d real e-tate ou.ee: w ill give
the right partv an intt rest: till-is an opportunlt
seldom ofleretl: none but experienced parties nee
ai-wi.r. Address Renting Department. Dispatch
ofiire.
MECHANIC-Capable of filing bits and repairing
machines in wood working establishment' to
a suitable er-oi' steadi employment will be given
and good wages paid. Addres's Positlou, Dispatch
office.
MEN For tlie United Statca Army, able-bodied,
unmarried men between the ages of 21 and 35
jears. good pai, ration-, clothing and medical
attendance- applicant , must lie prepared to fur
nish sntlslactorv eidence as to age. character
and iiabiu. Applv at No. l15 Penn a Pitts
burg, Pa.
QALIMAN-(Trave ing) to bell stores O'K-efe's
i O. K shoe blacking, tlnest in the world: good
commissions. Dr. o'Kccle & Co., 70i smithtield
St.. Pittsburg. Pa.
(JALESMAN An energetic, actiic salesman to
O sell flour sacks in Peunslvania and Ohio. Ad
dress li. F. Vcach A Co., S57 Liberty st., city.
"VOUNG 31 AN Typew rlter and stcnographrr,
X b a long-e-tablished firm; prefT one with
some knowledge of bookkeeping. Address, in own
ha-idwritiug stating -salarv desired and giving
references. It. K K.. Dispatch office.
T'OUNG MAN G.ood. strong vounc man to work
in warehouse and as-lst at shipping: must
have had experience. Applv 10s Market st.
CiTX A MOX1H and expense- lor salesmen in
? 4 O even county in the U. S. ; samples and
outfit free: no experience necessary: j early eon
tracts made: finest and easiest selling goods man
ufactured, send stamps for full particulars, E.
Converse, 24 Hcrmon St., Worcester, Mass.
"Wanted Atrenti-
A GENTS On salary or commission to handle
the new patent chemical Ink erasing pencil;
the greatest selling novelty ever producea; erases
ink thoroughlv In tiro seconds: no abrasion oi
paper; 20U to 500 yvr cent profit: one agent's sales
amounted io U2U in six days; another $32 in two
hours; we want one energetic general agent lor
each state and Territory . For terms and full particu
lars, address The Monroe Eraser 3Ilg. Co., La
Crosse. Wis.
4 GENTr "King's Handbook:"
.631 Illustra
XI i:
tions: 51 colored imns: census INK): selling for
8250:1s makinga great )ut:agents making money
rapidlv; territory going last; liberal terms. P. J.
Fleming X Co.. 135 Filth av., Pittsburg.
I GENT I wan an agent to take orders for my
J. well-known "star and Shield" razor strops";
send 10 cents for suniile aud iulorination. U. A.
sbattiick, 44 Ann st., N. Y.
I UENTS--New cigar lighter; everv smoker bnvs:
il light- in wind or rain: sample loc, twofor25c;
81 dozen, bvmail.btamps takcu. R. Stayner & Co.,
ProT ldeiicc R. I.
4 GENTS $50 appointment onSOdajs' timeguar
i. autee $150 profit in fout weeksornopaj. Free
samples for stamp. D. Slioop A Co., Raciue. Wis.
AGENTS-To sell KoKoJeln" Toilet Soap (a
moncv maker): send stamp for free sample.
E. L. Baldwin. Detroit, Midi.
AGENT'S Male or female: light business; good
piv. 301! Chartiers St.. Alligheny.
AGENTS $3 to $7 daily: i-pcm-ncc unnecessary.
Putnam A Co.. West Wlnstid. Ct.
DISTRICT AGKNTs For tin- Citizen-' Mutual
Life Insurance Association of New York. Ad
dress Murrj A Edsall. General Agents, Fidelity
building, Pittsburg.
Ct ENER-AL agents for our non-evaporating,non-r
(ret zing chemical fin-pail: cntirel new; pat
ent recenth granted; quick se ler; applv at once.
Tlie Worcester Fire Appliance Co., 3a-14 Front st,.
V orutstcr, Mass.
"Wanted Female Help.
CtOOK Immeaiately; competent cook. Appl
bouthwest comer Peun and Lang aes., Pitts
burg, East End. Reference required.
COOK A good cook: must have good recommen
dations; good w ages paid. Apply at 103 Fitj-j
ettest., Alleghcu). . '
COOK for a small famllv; gooa reference re
qulred. Addnss P. O. Box 273 Pittsburg.
IEMALE HELP-2O0 hou-eglrls. cool
resses, nurses. 27 Federal st., Allegli
cooks, wait-
leny.
riRL-
Good girl for general housework: must be
recommended. Aml at No. US South
V.T well recommended.
Seventeenth st., citv.
GIRL A downstairs girl or one for general
housework. Apply 51 Lincoln av., Allegheny.
GIRL for general hou-ew ork.
East End. Pittsburg. Pa.
501 Lincoln ay..
GIRL Competent for general housework, family
of three. 52U7 Pi nu av.
GIRLS for housework, at No. 130 Robinson St.,
Alltgiien;; no charge.
CiIKL For general housework. 163 Locust St.,
il Alleglieni.
nIRL A good. gin to do washing and ironing.
!ffl ini,n nv -
JI U20 Penn av
G
1 1RL for general housework. 2554 Penn av.
HOL'SEKEEl'ER-In famllv or two: middle
aged woman pn-Ii-rn-d. "Address w ith reler
e.ices, H. G., Dispatcli office.
rURSE Competeut nurse, two children: refer
J euces required. Apph No. lis North av.,
Allegheny, from 2 to 4 r. M.
AVanted Partner.
PARTNER Young man wishes to invest about
$1,510 in business: must lis sale. Address X.
W Z., Dispatcli olbcc.
TJARTNER-Iu
X capital only
Brighton.
monopoly; big profits; small
lequlrtd. V) illiainson, New
PARTY witli capital to tike interest In a valu
able patent. Address S. E. W., Dispatch
office.
Wanted Hoarding.
3 LEA'S ANT room -with hoard, by gentleirai.
wife and baby, in East End, near ilectrlc or
cable roads. Address A. 31. N.( Dispatch office.
THE'
WANTED.
Wanted 3lnle and Femile Help.
flOOKS, chambermaid;-, laundresses, dining-
and l.oirSliig house, five young girl-, 200 house
inns, (iennan ana coiorea frtris, oo laborers, team
sters, farm hands. Mrs. E. Thompson. 608 Grant st.
CIOOK At Keatine House and also a manor
j woman lor dlntnc room. Pcrrysvllle plank
road.
LADIES and gentlemen to get up clnhi for largest
tea houe in Pennsylvania: new plan : greatest
variety of presents: everything tirst clas; write
for mrtlculars. Address W. . Smiley, Iu Bois,
Pa.
MAN COOK, coachman, teamsters, diiryraen,
farm hands, coal miners, wood-choppers,
laborers, hotel cooks. c!iambernia!ds.dnhwashcr8,
live dining room girls. 200 house girls. 20 Germans
and Swedes, 4 colored girK CO cooks, 20 chamber
maids housekeepers. Median's, bH Grant St.
Telephone 90.
Wanted Situations.
I EMPLOYMENT By carpenter; lobbing, renair
J ing and tinkering. I' W. Boclimcr, news
dealer, 71 Steuben St., West End, citv
I EMPLOYMENT By a competent machinist. Ad
li dress S. S., JO Charles St., AlUglicny.
"VtEW YORK AGENCY A manor experience,
i.1 who can give the best of references as to
capibilltv and character, wants to represent some
manufacturing or other concern of this locality In
New Ycrk Citv. Address G. K. Cleveland, Hotel
Auders;n. Pittsburg.
POSITION By young man. graduate of a com
mcrclil college, as stcnographei-: als? under
stands bookkeeping and can speat Gennaii. Ad
dress C C. A., Dispatch office.
TOSITION" BTTonng man of Iaree buslnefs ox-
JL perience. as'assistant bookkeeper, bill or entry
clerk: unquestionable reference. Address A. B.,
Dispatch ofllce.
POSITION' A side line-to sell sn commission in
Reading. Pa.: 70.TO0 inhabitants. Call at 502
Libert-, St., or address C. D Dispatch office, Pitts
burg, Pa.
POSITION A small set of books to Keep, requir
ing about 3 hours' work for four or five even
lugs aw eek. Books, Dispatch office.
I POSITION As bookkeeper clerk, etc.: can buy
an interest In small business. Address K. M.,
Dispatch office.
SITUATION As drug cleik by young man with
two wears' experience; "Al'' references: also
l vcars'In doctor's office. Address M Dispatch
office.
SITUATION By a competent drug clerk: speaks
German: registered as manager: outside of
cit) preferred. Address Reliable, Dispatch office.
SITUATION As family sewing and making chil
dren's clothes. Address R. M Dispatch office.
SITUATION At once: drug clerk,6ingle. 23 ycin
old : 5 ears' experience; good relerence. Ad
dress Drugs, Dispatch office.
SITUATION as bookkeeper or cashier, by prac
tical man; good experience and references. O.
E. L., Dispatch office.
SITUATION by good coatmakcr. Address Coat
maker, Dispatch office.
Wanted Hoarders unci Lodgers.
IODGING-50C, 75c and Jl. Hotel Wilson, 10
1 Sinitblield.
OCCUPANTS One or two gentlemen occupants
for well-furnished front rooms, with flr-t-class
board. In private funilv: on line of Penn ave,
cars. Call at or address H. X. J., No. 5101 Penn
OCCUPANTS-Fo;
with use of bath.
a second-story front room
951 Penn av.
"Wanted Rooms.
T OOM A large unfurnished room or two com
XV munlcating rooms, near Locust, Manhattan
or Chartiers sts Allegheny. Address K. K., Dis
patch office.
Xlnanciat.
MONEY to loan at lowest market rates on bond
and mortgage; no delay. Reed B. Coyle &
Co., cor. Fourth av. and Grant St.
MONEY to loin on mortgages: lo est interest;
no delay. Black & Baird, 95 Fonrtii av.
MORTGAGES-5100.000 to loan; sums J500 tof.5,000
Io?2(n000: expenses light; money ready. S.
J. Fleming. 152 Fifth av.
"T.rORTGAGES Slonevtoloanlnsnms to suit at
ill 4s, 5 and 6 per cent. Robert G. Bailey. 1C4
Fourthav. Tel. 167.
MORTGAGES on citv or Allegheny county prop
erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver S.
Co.. 92 Fourtti a.
QUICK loan of not over ?2,500; highest Interest
paid; real estate tecurlty. Address Loan,
Dispatch office.
rpo LOAN-S20D.0r0on mortgages: $100 and up
X ward at 6 per cent; $500, 000 at 4S per cent on
residences or business property, vacant lots or
farms, b. II. French, 12o Fourth av.
Miscellaneous.
A GREAT reduction We want evervbody to
know that we have reduced our bet $5 00 cabi
nets to $3 00. Sicwart A Co.. P0 and 92 Federal St.,
Allegheny. Pa. ; diamond Photoettes $1 00.
AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION I-Tucsday.
Thursday and Saturday we buv new antl
second-hand "furniture, stored or sold on com
mission: hold sales nt stores or liouei store
bought and highest prices paid; call and see the
Washington Auction storage and Van. Co., "9
Third av., clty
TjLOWER Second-hand baker or root blower
X3 No. 5. 5V. or 6 w ith counter shaft having tight
and loose pulleys, in good repair; name price.
At onmorc Foundry and Jlch. Co., Avonmorc, P.i
BUS1NKSSJIEN toknowthat thepenn Printing
and Novelty Co.. 77 Diamond St., Pittsburg,
telephone 1131, carry the finest designs, to suit any
business, of cards, calendars, novelties and adycr
t sing specialties everotfered to the public; print
ing of all kinds at lowest rates; drop us a postal
and see samples.
TOG Newfoundland dog pup,
Address with
XJ age ana price, Lewis, Dis
patch office.
I EVERYBODY savs the licst 25c meal in Pltts
It burg is at Hotel W ilson. 10 bmithtteld.
TtVIfTTT O.T A cn,lt tn,n fprrvhont nit
JJ landing. about50tons burden. Address, with I
tun particulars, Kex, nispaicn omce.
SROCERS will find it to their advantage to
patronize Iron Citv Produce Co.. 623 Liberty
;et. Choicest fruiU; lowest prices.
LAD1E--' and gents' clothing cleaned or dyed;
prompt work. Chas. Pfelfer, 413 Smlthfleld.
ana iuu l- eaeral st.
"Vf ATCRAL GAS Consumers or natural cas will
j. find It to their advantage to call on James
Owens, of No. 109 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. 1)ATnNTS O. D. Levis (20 years). Solicitor, 131
Jrifth av. next Leader. Pittsburg.
TjUPILS Bv experienced, successful tutor: eie
X mentarv branches, college preparation; high
est references. Tutor. Dispatch office.
SPAS'ISH correspondence,
translated; pupils wanted.
documents,
410 Penn av.
etc..
rpo BUY an old-fashioned mahogany sideboard;
X state price and where can be seen. Address
Letter K., Dispatcli office.
rpRUNKs hauled to and from East End for 50c.
X Campbell & Da Is, 12 Sct cntli av. Telephone
26.
rOH SALE 131 PROVED REAL .ESTATE.
City Residences.
T?OR SALE No. 1319 STcainore st.. a modern
" brick house of eight rooms for$2,200 in monthly
Installments, of $25 (no other paiments required);
iocatiou good (9S). W. A. Herron ,t Sous, 80
Fourtli av.
East End Residences.
MANSION Large, double brick mansion in
Twenty-first ward property: wih sell at a
birgalu. see Kcllv & Rogers, CilO Penn av., E. E.,
cits.
5J I 000 for a new six-room and finished attic
Otj frame house, on a handsome stiect, in a
central location, handy to cables and electric: haa
all conveniences, batlu hot and cold water. Inside
closet, waslistand, speaking tubes, slate manttls;
1- nicely papered throughout: location excellent:
street sewered: this is a cheap property and can be
bought on reasonable terms, bee S. A. Dickie &
Co., Penn and Shady ays., E. E. (896).
A lleglieny Residences.
F)R SALE Western avenue, Allegheny, $10,003,
a good house; ten rooms: iot 22x125 feet to an
alley (49). W. A. Herron A Sons, 60 Fourtli av.
0.39 HARRISON AV., Allegncny.orlck honse.
1 firooms and ball; also lraine house. 4 rooms,
isc, 4 rooms.
Sec John K.
lot 40x250: orice low ; terms easy.
twingAi;o., .U7eat-rai st
rPAYLOR AV., fronting Resaca St., pressed brick
X house of 9 rooms, hail, vestibule, uislde w. c,
hot and cold water, etc. : this Is a modern house in
oierv respect; lot-MvfiO feet; price. $11,000. $2,500
cash! A. Z. Bjers & Co.. 83 Federal st. Aile
gl'pny. CQ hOO Arch St., frame house, six rooms, ball,
DOj t estlbule. bathroom, both gases aud water,
inside shutters, new tin roof: lot 20x80 to an alley;
paed and tewcied; immediate possession; terms
easy. See John K. 1 Ing Co., 107 Federal si.
Suburban Residences.
HOUSE AND GROUNDS A good house and
grounds in the suburbs, on line or railroad,
ctosc to passenger station; grounds well IniproMci;
abundance of shade and shrubbery, fruit trees;
residence In prime order; modern throughout;
large rooms and finished in handsome manner;
fine, pure water, outbuildings, etc., etc.; rare bar
gain on easv paj mints, S1.OO0 down, balance to
?uit. Jas. W. D-Tipe & Co., 313 Wood St., Pitts
burg. TITILKINSBURG Frame house, 6 rooms and
line attic: flagstone pavements, street sew
ered and graded ;onlv 4 minutes' wait Irom sta
tion; $1,000. (K-75j 'Black i. Balrd. No. 95 Fourtli
ae.
fjj I 000 Baum street. Twentieth ward, Shady-tJ)-.
side station, near Duquesue Traction. 0
rooms reception hall, 2 porches, both gases, nice
lawn; lot 4TU00: tcnns$l,(XJ0 cash, balance on time.
J. E. McCrlckart. 140 I tftli ave. Tel. 1G7C.
FOR SALE LOTS.
City Lots.
OTS Beautiful building lots fortrom $100 to 00,
in tnc tagiiiccninwara; long payments: easy
terras. Inquire ol Unas, i uorucui's, aiiorue),
406 Grant st,, Pittsburg.
PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
FOR SALE LOTS.
.East End r.ots.
A HOUTMiIM feet, liist End lot. Sonth inland
one oi me iima" iois on tnca-""
ja. "
I Drapest Co., S13 Wood St., I lttsburg.
I70R SALE-J30 per front foot, lots In East Lib
erty. within 5 minutes oreable tars: eav terms
)120). w. A. Herron & sons. o. so Fourth ar.
I) ROPERTIES-For Twenty-first ward properties
of J. w. Arrott see Kelly & Rogers, 6210 Penn
av E. li, city.
ritWENTY-FIRST WARD LOTS Choice loca
I tions, Arrott plan, bee Kelly & Rogers, 6210
Penn av., E. E., city.
Suburban Lots.
CKAFTON Nice large lots, all -SO feet wide, in
"Keystone Plan:" five minutes' walk from
railroad station: quite level, no grading or lilllnfC
up required; pure air: no smoke: price only ?-Vi0
each. Plans from Jas. W. Drape Jt Co., 313 ViwJ
street, Pittsburg.
TWENTY-THIRD WARD-Level lots, near Sec
ond av. electric cars and B. & O. R. Rotation;
6trccts graded and macadamized, sidewalks laid,
citv wjiter: houses built to suit purchaser on
monthly payments. George C.Burgw in. Attorney
at Law, 150 Fourth av. "
Cemetery Lots.
LOT 15x20, Allegheny Cemetery. Address W.
R. Errett. Bakewell bnlldlng.
FOK SALE BUSINESS.
ISnsiness Opportunities.
CtLOTHING STORE for sale in good live town of
15,000 people; doing leading business In the
Elace: good reasons for selling. Address F. B.,
Hspatch office,
TRUG S.TORE Comer drug store, centrallv lo
JLJ cated. Address "Camphor," Dispatch office.
DRUG STORE Corner drug store, centrallv lo
cated. Address "Camphor, " Dispatch office.
I FOUNDRY business complete, with fnll equip
ment, patterns, flasks, core ovens and all nec
essary machinery in full running order, and doing
a good paying business, bnsluess last year 8100,000.
Particulars from Jas. W. Drape & Co., Agents, 313
Wood St., Pittsburg.
GROCERY A good grocery, good stand, nice
business, stock about f 1,200. Address Stock,
Dispatch oflicc.
GROCERY Stock and fixtures, ?5C0; rent cheap.
50 Fourth av.
JEWELRY STORE In Allegheny at a bargain;
splendid location: grocery stoi es ?300 to ?3,0C0,
drygoods stores, general stores, shocstorcs. drug
stores, cigar stores, bakeries, confectioneries.
Perclval & Gaston, 439 Grant st.
TOPLIN Webb City For sale or lease, one of
the best mining prospects in Jasper county.
Jlissourl, located midway between Webb Citv and
Joplln, ami in the center of the largest and richest
mineral belt in the district; 40 acres: 10-year lease-,
10 per cent; shaft No. 1 down 103 feet. No. 2 45
feet; both in excellent condition: very little more
work would put shaft No. Ion papng basis: this
development was done br a party of s mechanics
whohaerun short of funds to continue further,
andean be 'secured at a bargain: all machinery,
etc.. on ground. Address J. H. Hughes, 1025
Cherry St., Kansas Citv, Mo.
LICENSED HOTEL In a thriving railroad town
near Pittsburg; 32 rooms, nicely finished, per
fectly equipped; waterandgas all through; excel
lent 'location, three street frontages: profitable
business doing: at a bargain. (4-78-373.) Charles
Somers & Co., 129 Fourth av.
MEAT 3IARKET As fineameat market as there
is In the citv: in a good location. Address
Market, Dispatch" ofllce.
PRODUCE commission business, lease and flxt
ures: good stand. Call 520 Liberty st Pitts
burg. T ESTAURANT Fine. In central part of citv;
XV Jewelry stores, good-paying cigar store,
grocery stores, 8200, S500, ?1,000 to 810,000; milk
route, livery stable, lumber yard, fish and oyster
market, bikery, shoestore. good country store.
Holmes it Co.. 420 Smithueld st.
STORK Cheap store, 3C6Lacock St.,
good stand.
Allegheny;
(itiOfrrj TO $300 per month profit in a business
fit mUJJ (monopoly) which has no losses and com
paratively no expenses attached, and requires very
little attention, as it runs Itself: above business
wlltbesold for 56.CK-0 cash; only these withabote
amolmt need appls' (books shown); present owner
retiring and going to Europe, Address C., Dis
patch office.
OQ 500 A reliable man with $3,500 can manage
i)J a paying business that will pay him $2,500 a
year. Address Box 123, Dispatch office.
Itnsiness 1'roperries.
IMRE BRICK WORKS At New Lisbon, O.. In
cluding buildings, kilns, machinery, fixtures
and nine acres of ground: coal and clay adjoining
works: will be sold cheap to a ready purchaser.
For terms, etc.. applv to J. E. McKelvy, 153
Fourth a v., rlttsburg. Pa.
SALE of land bv the United States at Pittsburg.
Pa. Be it enacted by the Senate and Honse of
Representatives orthe United States of America in
Congress assembled, that the Secretary of War be,
and herebv is, authorized aud directed to sell and
convey to the purchaser, orpurchasers. all the right,
title and Interest of the United states In an-! to all
thatcertaln parcel of ground belonging to fheUnlted
States, situate In the city of Pittsburg, Pa., at the
northwest corner or Pcim av and Garrison alley,
in the Fourth ward of said citv, fronting 100 feet
on the west side of Penn av. and extending nortli
wardlv along the west line of Garrison alley, pre
serving the same wiatn. lo low water nut- V .iw.
Allegheny river, subject, however, to such public
east lents as exist thereon and thereover. Depot
Quartermaster's Office, Washington. D. C. Sep
tember 28, 1S91 . Under the provisions of the above
quoted act of Congress, approved May 21, 1890, and
bv direction of the Secretary of War, I will offer for
sale at public auction on the premises in the citv
of Pittsburg, Pi.. on Wednesday, the
28th day of October, 1891, at 11 o'clock A, M., for
cash, the property described in said act, together
with such improvements thereon as belong to the
United States, subject to the conditions set forth
In said Act, and subject also to the terms and con
ditions named In the printed circular of this date,
copies of which will be furnished on application to
the undersigned or to tlie Acting Assistant Quarter
master at Allegheny Arsenal, where also a plat of
the ground can be seen. Tlie right Is reserved to
reject any or all bids, or to accept any bid
or bids subject to the conditions prescribed
in the circular referred to. and to require a deposit
of 2 per centum of the purchase money at the time
of written notification of accentance of hid; pay-
mentofthe full amount of the purchase money
must be made upon delivery o: auiy executed aeea
or deeds for the property purchased, or the prop
erty may be resold, without further notice, at the
'risk and cost of the defaulting purchaser; the
cost of all conveyancing will be borne by the pur
chaser. G. B. Dandy, Deputy Quartermaster Gen
eral, U. S. Armv.
OTOCK of general merchandise, store room,
u nwuiing, etc.. .ii.il
II. Bristor. Martlusburg,
dwelling, etc.. ata bargain: well situated. J.
v. va.
REAL ESTATE SPECIAL.
S FECIAL BARGAIN Sin Allegheny properties.
85 Taylor av., facing Resaci St.. brick of 10
rooms, with lot 40x90 leet; price $11,000, $2,500 cash,
balance on easy terms.
IS 3Ionterey st near North av., brick of 6 rooms
and frame ot 4 rooms on rear; lot 20x110 lect; price
$3,500, $2,500 cash, balance to suitpurchVser.
273 Robinson St., corner of Grantham St., brick
hoiiseof 7 rooms; lot 20x00 feet; price$J,500, $2,000
cash, balance on time.
75 Kirkpitrick av., brick honse of 8 rooms and
all conveniences, witli lot 22x55 feet; price $3,500,
$1,000 cash, balance to suit purchaser.
35 Washington St.. near Cedar av., brick house
of 10 rooms and all modern confidences, with
corner lot 21x100 feet: price $9,000, $2,000 cash, bal
ance to suit.
No. 2ft4 Locust St.. brick house of 12 rooms and
all conveniences, with lot 25X130 feet to a street;
price fl.EOO; terms to suit.
Laurel station, P., F. AV. & C. R. R., frame of 6
rooms antl all conveniences, with three-quarter
acre of grounti perfectly level; nrice $5 500: terms to
suit. (S. P. 21). A. Z. BYUtS & CO.,
93 Federal st.. Allegheny.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEODS.
Horses, Veldclcs. Live Stock.
AVERY fine family horse; will scire at nothing;
ladv can drive him anvwhere; will sell cheap.
Address II. 11., Dispatch office.
CART Double-seated
strong and cheap.
Hulton P. O., Pa.
second-hand road cart;
Address "H," Box 23,
PAIR of inules; will weigh 2,500 pounds; can bo
seenat Bojtl & Son a lierv stable, corner
North and West Diamond sts., Allegheny.
TWO-FONlEs--Welfiirokcn to ride or drive:
gentle. W. II. Kliugensmitb, Greensburg,
ra.
Maclilnery and Metals.
BOILERS and engines, second-hand; all sizes,
from 4 to lOOh. p.: cheapest in the market: 46
boilers and engines in stock, stationary and porta
ble, upright boilers, mounted farm engine, etc.
ste:am pumps, governor, pulleys and shaft
ing. Telephone. --3401. s-a X'arK w
nay.
S.
Young, Allegheny, Pa.
SECOND-HAND engines and boilers Two 55
horse-power and two ten horse-power station
ary engines ami boilers. One ten horse-power
portable on wheels. Thirty-five, 15, 12, teu and
eight horse-power engines, verticalanu horizontal,
all good and will be sold cheap. Uarmes' Machine
Depot. W First av.
UPRIGHT ENGINES-5to 10 horse power, with
or without boilers. Henry Faruan, 96 Lacock
St., Allegheny.
Miscellaneous.
EVERYBODY in on this "snap;" a dpuble-barrel
breech loader and rebounding hammers,
pistol grin, extension rib, patent fore-end, rubber
butt, choke bore and warranted a good shooter for
$18 60: these guns areaclually worth $25. K. Srait.
932and 934 Liberty St., 703, 705, 707 bmitlifleld st.
I OADED SHELLS, 10 aud 12 gauge, per hun
j dred; 100 paper shells, 60c: reloading sets, 50c:
shell belt-, 25c; limiting coats. $1: wads, any size.
-us, all., ittis. ,,.".. ... ..... j. . ....... jv. m,i yf
aud 934 Liberty and 70S, :
llu, UI kllllll.1!
r smltlifield st.
MASON & HAMLIN PARLOR ORGAN-Oood
as new; cheap lor cash. 5904 Harvard St..
E. E. ' ,
PIA'NO-A young lady wishes to sell a Steinway
Grand piano; will be sold at a bargain if sold
immediately. CanbeseenatlvleberBros'., Wood
St., where it 13 stored.
SINGING birds, parrots, gold fisti, small pet
animals. Espicfi's. 640 smltlifield st.
STOCK-The Dispatcli Building and Loan Associ
ation, ofPlttshurg; office No. 78 Diamond st.
(Dispatcli Building), lias opened subscription
books where parties desiring lo take stock can call
for further particulars; shares, $100; dues 10c per
share weekly; interest, 10c per share weekly equal
ing 5 2-10 per cent per annum ; no w eekly premium ;
1.50O shares taken in three days. Morris & Alsbitt,
promoters,
WALL PAPER-lc roll. Thompson Bros.. 103
Federal st.
THURSDAY OCTOBER
TO LET.
East End Knsldences.
STATION st.. nearFrankstownav.. 3 line store
rooms; plate gas9 front;, rent 0 per month.
Black A Balrd, 95 Fourth av. 1
rpO LET-J20 per month. Center, near Highland
J- av.. East End, a verVDeat house, six rooms,
bath, range, laundry, large yard, street paved.
A. Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth av. t
Allegbeny Kesidences.
T X,ET lrilndsomelyfiirnislied, on Ridge av.,
., . AlPne"y. fronting the parks, 12 rooms, well
linisneti, motlern llxtures. (stable carriage and
man's house lfdcsired). See W. A. Herron & Sons,
80 Fourtli av.
Itooms.
ALCOVE Second-story alcove, furnished, fac
ing park, 8 Sherman av., Allegheny; low rent
If pel manent. t
ArAPTSIEXTS-Cheap dwelling apartments,
6Lacockst., Allegheny. t
T) OOJI Large, well lighted room. Duqnesne way
J.l and Sixth St., at present occupied by Jasper
Lawman. Kennedy, No. 2 Sixth st. t
TlOOM Nicely furnished front room for one or
AV. two gentlemen. 51 Webster ay., three min
ntes' walk from postoffice. t
T) 003IS Several rooms suitable for social club
J-V or singing society; central location. Address
R. R Dispatch office. t
T OOM Second story front room, suitable for two
J Vgentlemen: board by ticketif desired. 174Arch
6tAlleheny. f
T OOMS-3fo. 43 Sliiloh St., Mt. Washington. "
JSuslnesi StwntTs.
HOTEL A first-class hotel property in Leech
burg, Pa. ; rent reasonable. Inquire of Ed
ward Hill, Leechbnrg, Pa. t
Offlcei. Desk Ttoom.
OFFICE DESK AVith privileges front room
second floor. 150 Fourth av. t
Farms.
T71ARM A good farm, about 100 acres, only one
mile from railroad station, convenient to city;
excellent dwelling honse, barn and large orchard,
fine fruit in great abundance: immediate posses
sion. James W. Drape & Co,, 313 Woodst., Pitts
burg. e t
3IlscelIancons.
I EVERYBODY To call at once and examine our
J shotguns, which we are selling way down in
E rices; Just think, a double-barrel, breech-loader,
ar-locks, rebounding hammers, pistol grip and
choke bore at f 14 50, and all other guns at equally
low prices. K. Smlt. live stores in one, 932 and S3
Liberty st. and 703. 705, 707 Smlthfleld st. Open
ot filings until 9 o'clocK. t
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-Wall paper Ic
Bros., 103 Federal st.
roll. Thompson
PERSO A L How to get rich: how to borrow;
pamphlet free. lihodus Bros,, Bankers, St.
Louis, 3Iu.
PERSONAL Best 25c meal in the city; try us.
Hotel WIIson.10 smlthfleld.
PERSONAL fash paid for old gold ana silver;
Jewelry icnalrcd: new work made to order,
Chris. Hauch. 541 Smithflcld.
PERSONAL Aland, theTailor.131 Fifth ay., has
the latest fads in suitings and the finest styles
in overcoatings at very low prices.
PERSON A L Ladies' hairdresslng, shampooing,
bang cutting done at B. A. Renter's. 8 Fed
eral st.. Allegheny, Pa, ; open every evening.
PERSONAL Ta-va-Zon Specific Remedies per
manently cure all kidney, urinary diseases.
Dr. Griffith. Third and Grant. Pittsburg. Pa.
PERSONAL Art Goods! Art Goods! Archi
tects' antt engineers' materials at iess than
half price; also special bargains in old and new
books. Frank Bacon Co., 301 Smlthfleld st.
Open every evening.
PERSONAL-Equestrtanism Ladles and chil
dren taught horseback riding on the road;
horses broken to gait. Address Mrs. H. K. Foster,
Equestrienne, Shcridanvillo, Pa.
PERSONAL When 1 was a small bov my mother
always repaired my breeches and jacket, but
6incc I got to be a great bigman, Dickson, the well
known tailor, C5 Fifth av., cor. Wood t., second
floor, lias been substituted, who now does all my
cleaning, pressing and renovating in great shape.
Tel. 1553.
PERSONAL Our native herbs The Great Blood
Purifier and Liver Regulator: 200 days' treat
ment for one dollar: composed of herbs, barks and
roots, and will positively cure alt diseases arisirg
from impure blood or the money will be refunded;
guarantee given. Agency of the Dr. Perkins
Medical Company. 309 Chartiers St., Allegheny.
Sent by malt on receipt of one dollar.
PERSONAL All aboutgenuin-.-diamonds:and we
herewith quote a few special driyes: Genuine
diamond stud, weight IJj karat, cost originally
$165. now only $100: one pair genuine diamond ear
drops cost jro, now 250, and one genuine dia
mond ring, weight 2 kt., costing 8195. we will now
sell at $125: these goods are all white and perfect
and are bargains. K. Smlt, Die stores in one, 332
and 931 Liberty. 703. 705. 707 Smitllfield.
LOST.
LOST-Cockrcl spaniel dog, Tuesday, September
29. Reward if returned to Frank PossIeL 19
Resaca St., Allegheny. "
-t-osjx -4-tsj ..loom at Exposition September 8,
O r. il in ladies' toilet room, ring with five
settings: lady who found same will be rewarded.
H. Carter, 19 Sixth st.
T OST Between Robinson St..
Allegheny, and
cold watch with
XJ Elliott's, florist, sixth St..
name 3Iary on inside case, and a silver fob; a lib
eral reward will be paid for its return to 217 Robin
Bon st.. Allegheny.
FOUND.
I70UND Wall paper 1c a roll.
. 109 Federal st.
Thompson Bros.,
370UND You can buy Flobert rifles at $2. K.
? Smlt, 932 and 934 Liberty st. and 703, 705. 707
Smlthfleld.
"POUND Bisque of Beet a liquid nerve rood,
X gives health and strength in cases of extreme
weakness and general debility. At druggists.
POUND-That Aland, the Tailor, 131 Fifth av..
has unequaled bargains in fall suitings and
vercoatlngs; workmanship eqnalto thebest.
TTiOUND-On Boggs ave. 3It. Washington, a
pocketbook containing a small amount of
money; the owner can have the same by calling on
Charles J. Amraann. No. 57 Shlloh St., Sit. Wash
ington, Pittsburg, proving property and paying
for this advertisement.
BANK STATE3IENTS.
EEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
THIRD NATIONAL BANK, at Pitts
burg, in the State of Pennsylvania, at the
close of business September 25, 1891:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $1,223,072 14
uveruruiia, scuureu anu unse
cured U. S. bonds to secure circulation..
Stocks, securities, judgments,
claims, etc
Due from approved re
serve agents $ 82,763 81
Due from other national
banks 45,992 78
11,731 22
50,090 00
97,398 25
128,761 59
66,000 00
75,951 55
8,1-95 25
9.625 00
Banking houso, furnituro and
fixtures ,
Other real estate and mortgages
owned
Current expenses! and taxes paid.
Premiums on U. S. bonds
Checks and other cash
items $ 5,116 01
Exchanges for Clearing
House 101.739 1!
Bills of other banks 14,193 00
Fractional paper cur
rency, nickels and
cents 1,885 55
Specie 88270 00
Legal tender notes 67,500 00
287,303 99
2,250 CO
13,000 00
Redemption fund with U.S.Treas
urer (5 per cent of circulation) . .
Due from U. S. Treasurer other
than 5 per cent reaemption fund
$1,973,991 99
$ 500,000 00
200 000 00
41,701 13
45,000 00
1,490 00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in
Surnlus fund
Undivided profits
National bank notes outstanding
Dividends unpaid
Individual deposits sub
ject to check $944,703 47
Demand certificates of
deposit 110,519 05
Cashier's checks out
standing 25,200 03
Due to other national
banks 81,511 21
Dneto State banks and
bankers 23.829 OS
1,185.795 81
$1 973 991 99
State of Pennsylvania, County of 'Alle
gheny, ss:
I, Win. Steinmeyer, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true, to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
c .,.,.ii W; STEINMETEB. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
30th day of September, 1S9L
;IA? ;.A McKEAX, Notary Public.
Correct Attest: J
CHAS. F. WELLS,
I. WOLFF, JR..
, a HENRY DALLMEYEE,
ocl'"3 Dnectors.
HEfj' CENTRAL, GIVE ME 199.
Hello, Whitelcy send for my si
my shoes and
u. wiicio uceueu ana return them as quick
girS-.HELEY, PittsWg
o4 - B tuul-sry, iBs-iau Third ave.
Second floor.
myhJ-73-TT
FIDELITY
TITLE AND TRUST CO.,
121 and 123 Fourth ave
Before leaving town send your silverware
and valuables to us for safe keeping.
Je3-n
1, 1891
BANK STATE3IENTS.
T)EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
JAi PEOPXtES NATIONAL BANK at Pitts
burg, In the State of Pennsylvania, at the
close of business, September 23, 1891:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts .$ 3,000,025 57
Overdrafts, secured and unse
cured 3.778 91
U. S. bonds to secure circulation 60,000 00
Due from approved re
serve agents $343,124 79
Due from other nat.
banks. ..j, 101,533 SO
Due from State banks
and bankers 11,501 77
4j9iC3 3G
93,000 00
27,787 71
9,C21 i-3
Banking bouse furniture and
fixtures
Other real estate aud mortgages
owned
Current expenses and taxes paid
Checks and other cash
items $ 5,410 13
Exchanges for Clearing
House 82,314 07
Billsof other banks.... 11,013 00
Fractional paper cur
rency, nickels and
cents 1.0G5 11
Specie 207.SS2 50
Legal tender notes 205,000 00
515.219 81
Redemption fund from XJ. S.
Treasurer (5-per cent of circu
lation) i
2,250 00
$ 4,101,147 22
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock: paid in. $ 1,000.000 00
Surplusfund 5O0COO CO
Undivided profits 100,764 83
National bank notes outstanding 45.000 00
Dividends unpaid 2.892 00
Individual deposits
subject to check $2,072220 99 .
Certified checks C.4G9 05
Due to other national
banks 372,237 35
Duo to State banks
and bankers 61,5 13 092,512,490 49
$ 4,161,147 32
State of Pennsylvania, county of Allegheny,
ss.:
I, T. r. Day, cashier of the above-named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true, to the best of my knowl
edge and belief. T. P. DAY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
29th day of September, 1891.
GEORGE I. WHITNEY,
Correct Attest: Notary Public.
JOHN W. CHALFANT, )
DAVID JicK. LLOYD, Directors.
J. PAINTER, JR. )
ocl-45
EEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, at Pittsburg,
in the State of Pennsylvania, at the, close of
business September 25, 1691:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts $2,762,400 61
overdrafts, secured and unse
cured U. S. bonds to secure circulation.
Stocks, securities. Judgments,
claims, etc
Due from approved re
serve agents $334,941 25
Due from other National
banks 223,412 CG
Due from State banks
and bankers 53,493 41
3,224 45
50,000 00
58,121 11
$617,8S5 32
210,000 00
73,650 00
18,151 03
Banking houso furniture and fix
tures Other real estate and mortgages
ownea
Current expenses and taxes paid.
Checks and other cash
items ? $10,626 S3
Exchanges for Clearing
House 163.27G29
Bills of others banks.... 14,010 00
Fractional paper cur
rency, nickels and
cents 193,01
Specie 203,eri io
Legal tender notes 173,500 00
$567,210 25
2,250 00
Redemption fund with U. S. Treas
urer (5 per cent of circulation).
$4,392,895 82
.' $750,000 00
. 250 000 00
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in
Surplus fund
Undivided profits
National bank notes outstanding.
Dividends unpaid
Individual deposits
subj'ect to check $2,976,773 05
Certified checks 57,105 4)
Due to other National
banks 113,176 10
Due to State banks and
bankers 110,859 95
55,430 26
45,000 00
4,216 00
-$3,288,219 50
1 392 S!)5 82
State of Pennsylvania, County 'of ' Alle
gheny, ss.:
i, j. i..-eroily, Cashier of the above named
Dank, do solemnly swear niatr uie autrre
statement is true, to the best 6f my knowl
edge and belief. J. D. SCULLY,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
30th day of September, 1891.
JOHN EWING SPEER,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
ALEX. NI3IICK.
JOHN II. JIcKELVY.
THOMAS WIGHTMAN.
ocl-53 Directors.
AUCTION SALES.
EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE
real estate in borough of Senickley,
known as Park Flack Hotel property. Tho
undersigned executors of the last will and
testament of Anna B. 3IcKelvv, deceased,
will, on THURSDAY, October '15, 1891, at 2
o'clock p. jr., ofier at public sale on the
premises, opposite the Sewickley station on
the P., Ft. W.& C. R. R., all that piece of
ground situate in the borough of Sewicklev,
Allegheny county, Pa., late the property
of Anna B. McKelvy, deceased, beginning in
the center of Bunk street at tho distnnceof
21 perches. 10 links westwardly from Its
central point ot intersection with Chestnut
street; thence along the line of land late of
John E. Parke, south 41 and 50' west 70
perches 2 links, more or less, to the Ohio
river; thence down said river by the courses
of the same 16 perches, more or less, to tho
eastern corner oi lot now or formerly or
xi-avein; tnence along the line or said lot
now or formerly of Tiavelli (which is to be
the middle of a 40-foot wide s reet ex
tending along said lino from tho river
to Bank street aforesaid) north 41
and 40' east 61 perches, more or less, to
the point where the said lino intersects the
center of tho Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railroad; thence by thecouisesof
said railroad till it strikes a lino parallel
with the aforesaid line of laud late of John
E.Parke, at the distance of 25 feet from the
same; thence north 41 and 50' east 6 perches,
or thereabouts, to tho middle or Bank street
aforesaid; thence along the middle of said
Bank street soutli 48 and 10' east 23 feet to
the placo of .beginning; containing 6 acres,
moreorless, and having thereon erected n
two-story brick building known as Park
Place Hotel, containing32roomsand a frame
barn and outbuildings, and being subject to
tho right of way of said Pittlburg, Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad, and to tho
portion of same condemned for the use of
said railroad by proceedings in Common
Pleas Court No. 1, of said county, at No. 441
September term, 1887.
Terms of sale: One-third cash and one
third in one year and one-third in two vears.
deferred payments to bear interest at 6 per
cent, payable annually, and to be securedby
bond and tight mortgago with insuranc'o
clause upon the premises Fivo hundred
dollars to be paid at time of salo and the
balance of cash payment upon delivery of
deed. J. E. McKELVY,
AV. H. S. JIcKELVY,
Execntorsofthelast will and testament of
Anna B. SIcKelvv. deceased.
se2433-23,26,29,ocl,3,6,S,10,13,15
AUCTION SALE!
Auction Sale of
Valuable Building Lots,
Fronting on Pennsylvania avenue, Fremont
and Jackson streets, Allegheny.
On the Premises,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1891,
At 3 O'Clock r. jr.
The above desirable lots are the nronertr
of the Pittsburg, Allegheny and .Manchester
Traction Co., and located as follows:
THREE LOTS, each 2LxlOO feet, on west
side of Fremont street, forty-two (12) leet
north of Pennsylvania avenue.
FOUR LOTS, eaeli 21x100 feet, on west side
of Ftemont street, twenty-one (21) feet south
of Jackson street.
FOUR LOTS, each 20x105 fcct.on north side
of Pcnnsjdvanin avenue, one hundred and
twelve (112) feet from N. W. corner.of Penn
sylvania avenue aud Frepiont street, witli
buildings subject to a lease expiring March
31, lst, at a rental of $500 and water lent per
annum.
lliKLh. LOTS, each 20x105 feet, on south
side of Jackson stieet. one hundred and
thirty-two (132) feet west of Fremont stieet.
11ns centrally located property will bo
offered as a whole or in lots, to suit pur
chasers. Terms: Ono-third cash, balance in one or
two years, secured by bond and mortgage,
hearing 6 per cent interest.
GEO. JOHNSTON, .'.-V27- K HUSlUr-FICE, FOR FULL s
auctioneer, i DETAILS. : "m
ocl-53 NO. 62 FOURTH AVENUE. ' oel-5a - -$
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE.
Saturday, October 3,
At 3 r. 3r., on tho premises.
CITY BUILDING LOTS, "
CITY BUILDING LOTS,
CITY BUILDING LOTS.
t
BLAIR ESTATE PLAN,
.BC&zel"7v7"00cL-,
' TWBiYTY-TfflRD WARD.
Only three minutes to Second Avenue
Electric cars and Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road station.
$25 Cash, $25 Per,Month.
Elizabeth street, two" lots 24x120 feet each
(perfectly level). Xm. 50 and 51; Lafayette
street, four lots, 25x131 feet each, Nos. GO, 61,
63 and 63; Ly tie street, ten lots, 25x120 feet
each, Nos. 5, 6. 8, 10. 12. 15, 16, 17. IS and 20;
also, lot No. 19, 35Jxl20 feet, on Lytle street
all lots running to 20-foot alley, close to
CHURCHES,
SCHOOLS,
STORES, ETC.
Neighborhood already built up by flrst
ciass houses. Enhancement certain.
SAMUEL W. BLACK & CO.,
99 FOURTH AVENUE.
se27-157-TTSSU
"TOTICE OF THE SALE OF REAL ES
1 TATE.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
Estate of Sarah E. Parry, deceased By
virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of
Allegheny county at No. September term.
1891, there will be exposed nt public -alo on
tho premises on the 10th day of October, A.
D. 1891, at 2 o'clock p. M., tho following two
lots, or pieces of ground, ituate in tlie Sec
ond ward of tho city of Pittsburg, together
bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning on tho easterly side ofRoss street
nineteen feet ten and one-half inches (19 ft.
lOJln.), northerly from the northeast cor
ner of Second avenue and Ross street, at
the center of division wall, and running
north on Ross street forty feet one and one
half inches (40ft. 1J in.) to the Kne of the
Wilson property, then at right angles rnn
ning eastwardly sixty-nine feet (69 ft.) to a
three-foot (3 ft.) alley, with the use or said
alley; thence at right angles southwardly
sixteen feet three and three-quarter Indies
(16 ft. 3Jf in.), from thence at right angles
from the alley running wostwardly fourteen
feet six inches (14 ft. 8 in.) along tho fence to
corner, and from thenco at right angles
southwardly ten fcef (10 ft.) to tlie brick
wall of this property; from thence along tho
wall eastwardly two feet four incites (2 ft. 1
in.); thence southwardly thirteen feet ninb
and three-quarter inches (13 ft. 9JJ in.) to tlie
comer of division wall of the houso owned
by Agnes V. Putter-on; thenco westwardlv
in center of division wall sixty-four feet (64
ft.), more or less, to the line of Ross street at
the place of beginning, on which is erected a
brick dwelling house and stable.
TERMS OF SALE One-third upon con
firmation of sale.balance in two equal annual
payments with interest, to be securedby
bond and close mortgage on the premises.
S. li. DU.NALllSUN,
Administrator of the estate of S.ir.ih E.
Parry, deceased, 96 Diamond St., Pittsburg.
ocl-47
TOHN H. KERR, Attorney, $9 Diamond St.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
By virtue of an order of the Orphans'
Court of Allegheny connty, made at No 2.
June term, 1891, in partition, the undersigned
having been authorized and required to
make sale ol tho hereinafter described real
estate of Thomas Rowswell.deceased.will ex
pose at public sale on the premises, Nos. 2023
and 2027 Penn avenue, Tneltb. ward, Pitts
bnrg, Pa.
OX THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1S91, AT
10 O'CLOCK A. 31.,
jlh thtt certain lot or piece nf ground situ
ate in tho Twelfth -ward, city or Pittsburg,
being lot No". 79 in the plan of the executors
of James O'Hara, having a front of 24 feet on
the north side of Penn avenue, between
Twentieth and Twenty-first streets, arid ex
tending back northwardly, preserving the
same width, a distance of 100 feet to Mul
berry alley, upon which are erected two
two-story brick houses fronting on Tenn
avenue and two two-story frame houses
fronting on JIuIberry alley, being purpart
No. three (3) in the partition of tlie real
estate of the saidThomas Rowswel!,deceacd.
(See deed, Deed Eook Vol. 70, p.-itre 69.)
xerms: uasn on conurmation or sale and
delivery of deed; $200 of tho purchaso money
to be paid ou day of sale to secure bid.
THOMAS ROWS WELL.
Adm'r of Thomas Rowswcll, deceased.
A. J. PENTECOST,
413 Grant St., Auctioneer.
ocl-3-Th
T AUCTION
Fine furniture, carpets, piano forte,
notions, etc., FRIDAY, OCT. 2, at 10 o'clock,
at the rooms of the
HENRY AUCTION CO..
24 and 26 Ninth street.
VfcTho entire furnisbment of a residence
moved to the store for sale, fine chamber
suites in oa ic anu wainut, line parlor suites,
sideboard, bookcases, wardrobes, chiffonier,
leather couch, lounges, chairs, rockers, cab
inet, china closet, dinner set, extension
taole.hair and hu9k mattresses.mirror.piano
forte, tables, comforts and bedding, carpetB
and linoleum, kitchen and laundry furni
ture. Sale positive.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
ocl-100 . Auctioneers.
EIGHT ACRES
AT
EXECUTORS' SALE.
Valuable real estate fronting on B. & O. R.
R. and Yougbioghcny river, adjoining city
of McKeesport. Magnificont manufacturing
site, and suitable "to subdivide in lmildin"
lots, sale on the premises. SATURDAY,
October 3. at 2:30 o'clock. Particulars from
I. W. BAILEY, A. Ii. CAMPBELL, city or
3IcKeesport, Executors of the estate of
Thomas Perny, deceased. Or A. J. TEXTE
COST, 413 Grant St., Pittsburg. ocl-4
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
5,400
Will Pnrchase one orthe most de
sirable homes on the Itidgc at In
gram. Honse thoroughly mod
ern and handsome. Slate and
cabinet mKiitcIs. View unsur
pas&d. IiOt 70x310 Fact.
House is a bargain. Good reas
ons Tor selling.
MORRIS it AIS2IITT,
7S Diamond street,
Dispatch Building, first floor
SC27-107-TTSU
A
CHARLES SOMERS &
129 Fourth Avenue.
Hazel wood, Smith street, elegantly located, one minute from
electric cars and two squares irom railroad station. Two-story
frame of 9 rooms and very largo reception hall; sliding doors,
slate mantels and tilo hearths down stairs; natural gas, with
improved burners: natural gas for illuminating, with fine chan
deliers; inside shutters front and rear stairs and porches, com
plete bathroom, hot and cold wnter, steel range in kitchen;
electric bells; dry cellar; choice largo Iot. Easy terms.
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
GRAZIER
STREET
LOTS,
381x135 FEET,
To an alley 21 feet wide.
As handsome a site for building as .
can be found in the East End.
Supplied with water, gas and other city
conveniences. Schools, churches and
number or handsome residences within a
stone's throw of the around. Why go to the
suburbs for lots when these can be had at
prices just as low.'
Sold as a Whole Very Low. ' -
S. A. DICKIE & CO.,
Penn and Shady Aves., E. E-.
se26-107-TT3 '
Sept. 29, 1 89 1.
We have for "sale a new
pressed brick of 14 rooms on
Negley ave. (corner property),
finished in hardwood; 5 rooms'
first floor, 5 rooms secnd floor,
4 rooms third floor. Hard
wood mantels with cabinets.
Latest design of combination
chandeliers. A complete home.
Immediate possession.
Baxter, ThompsOxV & Co.,
1 62 Fourth Ave.
se27-199-TTSU
OF
SAMUEL W. BLACK,
In tho finest location and among tho
choicest residences of thisbeantifiil suburb,
embowered in trees and s-hmbbery, with a
frontage on Beaver street of 179 feet, corner
of a 28-loot lane. Tho hou-eis afrauieofl'2
rooms, lately icmodeled and put in perfect
cdndition: the rooms are large, commodious
and airy, with wide hall on lower and upper
floors, modern mantels witn tile mounting";
bathroom, inside w. c, wide front porch,
electric bells, asphalt walk, street curbed
and lighted by electricity; now stable, car
riage house, etc.
PRICE
(With Carpets)
$12,000; $1,000 Cash.
Balance on easy terms.
SAMUEL W. BLACK & CO.,
se27-156-WThsu 9J Fourth avenue.
HOME OK IXVEST.1JEXT.
Come anil see us. Yl'e arc offer
ing a plan oi" Eat End Lots which
present iiiiusnalailvaiitatrcs. Lots
$230 to $1,000. according; to size
anil location. Terms to suit pur
chasers. :HTRKY A EDSAIX,
Si Fidelity Building.
se20-8SD
KENSINGTON,
Wo have a block of ten lots that owner in
structs us to sell before October 10. Low
prico to quick buyer. Investigate.
BAXTER, THOMPSON A CO.,
se27-197-TTsu 162 Fourth av.
-piCH FARMING AND COAL LASD3
JAi for sale or exchange for Pittsburg prop
erty. Farm contains 147 acres of
RICH FARMING LAND,
Located in Mercer county, Pennsylvania, 60
miles from Fittshurgi Buildings costly. A
large orchard. Title good.
Particular-, addiess
IL B. CIlAFFIN & CO.,
seSO-58-D Richmond. Va.
DR. HARRIS
CRAMP CURE
-rop.-
Every Ache and Pain
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUG STORES.
Manufactured by
L. H.HARRIS DRUG CO.,
Hos. 46 and 48 Seventh. Avenua,
e30-D
PITTSBURG. PA.
CHAUTAUQUA LAKE ICE
FOR SALE.
Excellent quality. Prices cheap.
Address
LAKE1VOOD ICE COMPANY,
se23-40-D Lakewood.N. Y.
'STENCILS,
Steel Staxaa-ps,
2S-u.Tonoer Stamps,
Seal Presses, Sco.
f W. A. Bunting, 20 Fifth Ave.
se29-TTs
S500 TO $500,000 oS
gages, city or conntrv propertv, at lowest
rates. JAS. W. DRAPES CO., 313 Woodst,
Pittsburg. Telephone No. 975.
se30-54
CO.,
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