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1THE PITTSBUl.J- DISPAT0H WEDNESDAY' OCTOBER 28, 1891.
CHEERDfe THE YOUNG.
The Convention for Their Beneflt
Concladed Testerdav.
HOW THEY CA2sT HELP THE GHORCH.
The Jfeed of STore and Farnest Frajer
rrged on Tonns: Feople.
A BROAD FIELD IN TEMPERANCE WORK
The Young Peoples' Convention in the
First United Presbyterian Church, - Alle
chenv, was continued yesterday. T. J.
Gillespie presided. In the afternoon
first address was delivered by Rev. "W.
Wilson, whose subject was "Work in
the
E.
the
Congregation,"
He said that a prayer meeting should be
all that the name implies. There should be
prayintr. and lots of it. People had been
talked to death, but no one was ever prayed
to death. The idea should be to get every
body interested, and place npon them some
responsibility. This would keep them in
terested. "Work Oufbide the Congregation" was
the topic handled by Georpe M. Paden. He
lienan with the statement that the work of
all Christians, and particularly the voting
people, as the evangelization of the
world. This would include the evangeliz
ing of the vast multitude of foreigners who
come to this countrv, the Huncarians,
Italians and others who have no knowledge
of God,and who.if not evangelized, ill bring
this countrv to ruin. There is al-o
work in India. Africa. China, Japin and
iher foreign fields as well as home mis
sions. Meetings of young people could be
made interesting by the gleaning of facts
about these misior.sand illustrated pictures
or the mission iieleH
"Work as Individuals" was discussed by
Iter. If. 31. Russell. He t-aid that what
was most needed in the church to-day is
"men: persons of indivfdual efficiency.
Christ's example should be foUowed as fie
was not only ati organizer but an individual
woiker.
LOW VALVE ON feOlTLS.
Oneof the troubles of the present is that
Hie value of the human soul was underesti
mated. Great results may spring from Ut
ile things, :i for example,, some time ago a
kite was. blown across the mighty Niagara
bv a thrtad, this was followed
by a stiimr. then a cable and
tfien followed a great suspension
bridge that aids commercial intercourse
letwecn no mighty nations. Years ago
there was a baby found in the streets ot
London and plaeed in a hospital. The.baby
was called Thomas because that was an easy
name, and Hi idse because it was found near
a bridge. That child grew up and became a
missionary, and was the means of bringing
Ihous-ands of souls to Christ.
These addresses were followed by brief
testimonials from pastors to the efficiency
of young people's work. They sairl the are
the" right hand of power in the church. By
their work the community had been im
proved, the church meetings are better and
there is more praying in the church and at
home.
The question box was conducted by Kev.
li S. McKitr irk, who had but tew questions
to answer.
During the morning meeting Mr. Tagjrart
gave the young people some encouragement
in their work. He said the good they ac
complished greatly assisted in building up
the church. 2sot long since the Young
Mens' Christian Association was unknown,
but now other organizations with similar
aims are springing up all over the country.
3Irs. J. K. Phillips followed, and spoke to
the young people in a' similar strain.
INFLUENCE Or WOMEN.
J. J. Porter next spoke on the subject,
"Relation of voung people to temperance."
The pitfalls and temptations of all kinds
seem to increase rather than decrease as the
sgc progresses. Young people have not
only to guard themselves against tempta
tion, but their influence, especially that of
young ladies, is exceedingly strong. Young
people can often reach the hearts of persons
of their own .age better than people of ma
Hirer years.
," The church was crowded last evening at.
Jlic last meeting, lne meeting opened w ith
praver and praise conducted by the Rev.
S. J. Shan. It consisted mainly of singing
by. the chorus. At its conclusion several
addresses on the subject "In His Xame"
-tverc made. The first was by the Rev. Dr.
.7. K. JloClurkin, who spoke on the sub
topic "Uy His Authority." He said that
your honor comes from the fact that all you
receive is in the name ot the King.
His young friends had the power to go
out, plead and by His strength and author
ity they could bring the erring ones to
Christ Continuing he went on to show the
effects of Christianity. In the beginning a
man could be bought in Rome for 500.
'.'How much," he asked, "could you buy a
man there for now? Xot for silver or
gold, because they know they can hardly be
redeemed by blood of the Blessed
Redeemer."
After the singing of Psalms by the choir
the second speaker, the Rev. Joseph Kyle,
spoke on "In His Strength." He said that
ire are helpless ourselves, and . the sooner
we realize that fact the better. Paul
learned the lesson when he realized his
weakness. What is in God's name can't
tail. Strength, he said, was to be obtained
by leaning on Goo.
"for His Glory" was the substance of the
remarks by Rev. .1. S. JIcKee. If the
"work, he -aid,as in the name of Christ and
for Christ, then it was lor theglory of Christ;
we must have liefore us that tact. It is the
highest and grandest reward. The motive,
too, is to glorify Christ.
In conclusioh a brief consecration service"
was conducted by the Rev. J. G. Kennedy.
He 6aid, in substance, there should be the
whole surrender of the self to God. Siltnt
prayer by the congrecra ion followed, and
the convention concluded with singing.
" Kept His Promise to Judge -White.
"W. J. Adams was married a lew days ago
to Miss Katie Moore, at Camden, N. J. It
is said to have been an elopement Adams
runs a hotel in the West End. When he
was given a license last winter he'promised
Judge White to marry. He felt that unless
he fulfilled his promise within a year the1
Judge would refuse him a license when he
came np the next time. Katie's Moore's
guardian couldn't see the force of this argu
ment, and so they eloped.
All the Arrangements Made.
The St. John's congregation held their
final meeting last evening and completed
arrangements for the reception to be tend
ered to Bev. O. P. Gallagher, who will
arrive in this city this evening after a three
months' tour of European countries. The
affair will take place at the church at 7:50 p.
M. Rev. Father Gallagher will be escorted
from Union station to the church by his
congiegation. Joseph McCarthy will act as
marshal of the parade.
A Special Offer In Alaska Seal Jackets.
One lot fine quality, genuine Alaska .seal
jackets, medium sizes, 23-inch length, at the
very low price of ?125 each; it is almost
nce'dless to add that these garments cannot
be duplicated at this price. '
Jos. Horne & Co.,
607-C21 Penn avenue-
Men's Winter Underwear.
"Will offer to-day two special lots camel's
hair and natural wool, 52 per suit, worth
S2 50.
A. G. Campbell & Sons. 27 Fifth avenue
Blankets and Comforts.
Blankets, from the best 53 all-wool, country-made
blankets, up to the finest made.
ComTorts, from 61 cotton and from 55
eider down up to the finest imported silk
goods. Lowest prices and best goods.
Jos. Horne & Co.,
C07-G21 Penn avenue.
A BIBOHG BB0THEEH00D.
Delegates to the St. Andrews Convention
Welcomed Home.
At St. Andrew's Episcopal Church last
evening was held a meeting of the lay mem
bers of that and other congregations to wel
come,horae the delegates from the National
Convention of the Brotherhood of St. An
drew's at St Louis.
Dr. White, rector of St Andrew's
Church, presided with W. H. Falkner,
Esq., as Chairman of the chapter. Kev. Dr.
During, of Philadelphia, and Mr. Henry
Silk, of New Yor, who were among the St.
Louis delegates, stopped over ihere last
night and addressed the meeting.
Dr. During described the convention and
its effects from a ministerial point of view,
wHle Mr. Silk, one of the pioneer members
of the Brotherhood, gave a layman's im
pressions. Both were highly interesting,
and in the course of their remarks it was de
veloped that while the brotherhood is not
very strong, here, there being but eight
chapters in the two cities, it has a large
membership in nearly every other section
of the country, particularly in the East,
and there were delegates present from near
ly every large city in the country.
The speakers urged the local members to
stir up enthusiasm among the laymen of
Allegheny county to organize new chap
ters and strengthen the organization here,
as well as to assist the ministers in the
church work, for which the Brotherhood
was devised.
Disheartened and Wanting to Die.
A man giving his name as Steve Connors,
poorly clad and in an almost unconscious
condition, -tfas found lying in a field above
the -Pittsburg end of the iSharpsbnrg bridge
last night about 8 o'clock. Officer Smith took
him to Pojice Station No. 5, where the man
was given a warm snpper and medical aid
was called in. Connors declined to say
where he was from or where his friends
were. He told Sergeant Berry that he nad
gone out to the field with the intention of
lying down to die. Ha said he had no
friends here and alter looking in vain for
work, he became disgusted and concluded
the only thing for him to do was to end his
life. Connors is about 35 to 38 years of age,
and seems like an intelligent man.
Died Sitting in a Chair.
The body of William Edwards is lying at
the morgue awaiting burial. He was found
yesterday morning seated in a chair in the
stable of C. R. McCutcheon, for whom he
worked, on Neville street. He must have
died during the night as he was
preparing to go to bed or early
in the morning when he arose. He was
but partly dressed. 3Ir. McCutcbeon,
thinking lie was a long time in getting out
to breakfast, went to call him, and fou' d
him dead. Dr. Bex was called, but death
had come to him some hours before. Ed
wards was about 25 years old and married,
his wife being some place in the East End.
A Fitzsimmons Witness Killed.
Coroner McDowell was notified yesterday
of the death of Nicholas Doenges, a coal
miner, working in the Munhall mines, on
the Pittsburg, Yirginia and Charleston
Railroad. A partial inquest was held, to
be concluded to-day, before 'Squire Oejfner,
of Homestead. Doenges was only 17 years
old. While workinc in a -room he was
caught by a fall of slate and had his neck
and back broken. The boy lived with his
parents in a house which was the nearest to
that occupied by Fitzsimmons, the murderer
of Detective Gilkinson, and was a witness
at the trials of that culprit.
A Southern Railroad Magnate.
R. H. Coleman, President of the Jackson-1
ville, Tampa and Key West Railroad, ar
rived in his special car at the Union depot
last night, on his way to -California for the
winter. His family accompanied him. Mr.
Coleman declined to talk on politics, but
said that the Southern States were rapidly
pushing forward in every way. The rail
road that be represents passes through an
immense phosphate country over 150 miles
in extent, which is rapidly being developed.
Everything is in a prosperous condition.
Comm unicated.
ALL FOR THE JUDGES.
PITTSBURG'S BUSINESS MEN
MORE TO THE FRONT.
ONCE
They Want an Honest Bench Judges
Forter, McClungr and Kennedy Receive
Some Excellent Support Froin Promi
nent Men or the City.
The business mea of the city are coming
forward with testimony as to the -worth of the
judges of the present Court of Common Pleas
".No. 3. Every day our- leading merchants
are heard to express their opinions very
favorably. The following are some of the
expressions of the business men:
Colonel J. M. Schooumaker "You can
say that I most heartily indorse Governor
Pattison's appointees, and the nominees of
the regular Republican County Committee.
Judges Porter, .McClung and Kennedy are
excellent men for their present places!
Their record while on .the bench demon
strates clearly that they are men of worth
and ability.'8
Colonel "William A. Robinson, banker
"Judges McClung, Kennedy and Porter are
competent men in every respect, and I con
sider them excellent appointees. I am
most decidedly for them.
Paul C Dunlevy, merchant: "There can
be no question as to the merit of Judges
Porter. McClung and Kennedy, the regular
nominees of the Republican party. Their?
appointment by Governor Pattison is in it
self,, a recommendation. In their short
career on the bench they have demonstrated
quite fully that they are the right men in
the right places."
Colonel V. A. Herron: "I have taken
very little interest in politics lately, but I
can say that Judges Porter, McCfuog and
Kennedy are good men and are well quali
fied. I "will certainly support them."
Dr. J. AY. Dickson: "There can be no
doubt as to the nbility of the regular Re
publican nominees. I fail to see that there
has been anything said agaidst their charac
ter. They will receive my support. "
E. M. Ferguson, bunker: "3Iy lawyer
friends tell me that the present incumbents,
Judges Kennedy, McClung and Porter, are
the best men mentioned for the judiciary. I
will do all in my humble way to elect
them."
Charles B. McLean, Masonic Bank: "I
am very emphatic in my preference for
Judges Porter, Kennedy and McClung.
They are so well qualified for the places
that there should be no question about their
election. They liave made an excellent;
record while oil the bench."
Mr. "William Steinmeyer, Third National
Bauk: "I ami very enthusiastic in my sup
port of Judges Kennedy, MpClung and
Porter. I know they are entirely compe
tent The people, to my mind, will not
regret it if they elect them, and I am satis
fied they will all have handsome majori
ties." George "W. Biggs, jeweler: "I am pcr
sonly acquainted with Judges Porter, Ken
nedy and McClung. I know them to be
men who are in every way fitted for the
bench, and the people generally will honor
themselves by honoring these men."
D. T. "Waston, Esq.: "Of course I am
well acquainted withJudgesMcClung, Ken
nedy and Porter. They are riien whom I
consider excellent lawyers. Their ability
and integrity are above question. Icertainly
will most heartily support them. There is
no reason why any good citizen should not
vote.for all ot them."
Capt. C. "W. Batchelor: I am most cer
tainly for the present Judges, Porter, Ken
nedy and McClung. They are all good
men."
George A. Berry: "The present Judges
of Common Pleas Court Xo. 3 are all Com
petent, and should be elected."
Alexander Kimick, Pirst National Bank:
'Judges Porter, Kennedy and McClung are
well qualified and should be elected, and I
think they will."
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Meetings.
VTOTICE Members Star or the Valley Lodge. K.
IN 1'.. are earnestly requested to attend their
next stated meeting; business or Importance.
a HIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
. HOLDERS of the Pennsylvania Salt Manufac
turing Company will be held at their office. No.
115 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, on WEDNESDAY,
October 23. 1811, at 12 o'clock noon, for the,
election of seven directors for the ensiling year,
and such other huslne&s as in.iv De brought he
lore them. AUSTIN JI. PURVES, Secretary.
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. . Business Chances.
DISSOLUTION THE ItlVERSIDE LUMBER
Co.. main office No. 80 Water strcethas this day
been dissolved. Thomas J. Bixler retiring. All
lumber accounts against said firm will be paid,
and all accounts due said firm must be paid to the
undersigned. RIVERSIDE LUMBER COMPANY,
CHARLES L. BARNES. Manager.
riTTSBUKG, Oct 8, 1891. OC27-23
-VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
business or G. D. Stinson, barber, Lewis
block, 51Slxth av., has been bought out by J. A.
Roth, who will continue the business at the same
place. Give him a call, and first-class work is
guaranteed, ocZS-12
' Notices.
AN INVITATION IS EXTENDED BY ST.
John's Congregation, to the members of the
C. M B. A . .Knights of St John, E. B. A., and
the Hibernian Riflemen, to ccort the Rev. O. P.
Gallagher to his residence. South Fourteenth street
All are requested to meet WEDNESDAY, October
IK, 1S91. at 6:30 P. jr., at St. John's Church. South
Fourteenth street Train arrives at Union station
at 7:30 r. It. JOSEPH MCCARTHY.
ChiefMarshal.
J. MAXWELL,
Tres. Ailv. Conn.'lL M. B. A.
T. J. MCCU-5HER,
0C2S-S5 Marshal C. M. B. A.
I REORGANIZATION OF THE ALLEGHENY
VALLEY RAILROAD CO.
The decision by the United States Circuit Court
for the Western District of Pennsylvania at No. 9,
November Term 1SS4, In equity of that court, or
dered a sale of the corporate property and fran
chises of the Allegheny Vallev Railroad Company,
divesting the lien of the following securities and
distributing the proceeds of said sale among the
holders thereof In the order below stated:
1st: The principal of, and interest .on, the ma
tured and unpaid coupons of the jl0,00T,CCO loan
daled March 31st. 1669, bearing interest at the rate
of? per cent per annum, pavablc semi-annually,
principal maturing April 1st '1910.
2d: Tlie matured and unpaid portion of the prin
cipal and interest of the Commonwealth's loan
secured bv mortgages dated April 1, 1800, and Sep
tembers. 1S71.
3d: The principal and interest of the Income
bonds secured bv mortgage dated October 1st. 1574.
llils sale w ill also, of course, terminate the Inter
est of the stockholders In the corporate property
and franchises.
An agreement embodying a plan of reorganiza
tion, tobe6igued by such of said securityholders
and stockholders as mav desire to do so, has been
prepared and put In charge of the undersigned.
Copies of the said agreement for signature are at
the following places:
Room No. 31, 33 South Fourth street, Philadel
phia. Fidelity Title and Trust Company, No. 123 Fourth
aienuc, Pittsburg.
Parties signing the same must, at the time ot
signing, deposit the securities and certificates ot
stock held bv them with the Purchasing Commit
tee, and will receive a receipt therefor, entitling
them to the benefit0 of the reorganization scheme
upon compliance with the terms thereof. All who
desire to become parties to this agreement must
sign the same and deposit their securities and cer
tificates of stock on or before Monday, the 23d day
of November, 1391.
PETER A. B. WIDENER,
II. D. BARCLAY,
JOHN B. JACKSON.
Purchasing Committee,
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Legal Notices.
LEGAL I am prepared to do work for the legal
profession, writing deeds, mortgages or tran
scribing legal or other documents: satisfaction
guaranteed; terms moderate. Mortimer Starling,
oom 34. 103 Fourth av.
FIDELITY T1TL t AND TRUST CO.,
121 and 123 Fourth avenue, Pittsburg. .
ESTATE OF JOHN SPENCER DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given that letters of adminis
tration on tnc estate of John Spencer have been
f;ranted to the undersigned, to whom all persous
ndebted to said estate are requesfed to make im
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same should make them known without delay.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO,, Adminis
trator. DAVID Q. EWING, Attorney. OC23-52-W
T. F NEWLIN, Attornev-at-Law,
No. 159 Fourth av.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO. 1,
of Allegheny county. No. 407, December Term,
1890. lure. ol asAignment of J. W.Crozier, to
E. H. Leizure. Ihe undersigned assignee hereby
ghes notice that he has filed his first and final
account in the above matter, and that the same
will be allowed by the court November 7, 1S91,
unless cause be shown to the contrary.
E. H. LEIZURE. Assignee.
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VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEtf THAT AN AP
1 PLICATION will be made to the Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania on the 20th day of No
vember, 1S91. by J. B. Vandergrifr, J. J. Vander
grift. S. II. Vandergrift, J. G. Bright and J. I.
Buchanan, under the act of Assembly entitled
'An act to provide for the incorporation and
regulation of certain corporations," approved
April 29. 1S74, and the supplements thereto, lor the
charter oi an intended corporation to be called J.
B. Vandergrift Coal Company, the character and
objectof which is the mining of and dealing in
coal, and for these purposes to have, possess and
enjoy all the rights, benefits, and privileges of said
act of Assemblv and supplements thereto. H. A.
MILLER. Solicitor. oc21-33-w
AUCTION SALES.
HORSES WMJLEsT
AUCTION SALE
650 HORSES & MULES.
The largest public sale of liorsesand mules
ever offered in Western Pennsylvania. The
Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Trac
tion Company will offer at public sale to the
highest bidder 25 HORSES and 225 MULES,
at their Short Line stable, Beaver avenue,
foot of Pennsylvania avenue, Allegheny
City, week beginning
NOVEMBER 2, 1891.
Thi will bo the best lot of stock ever of
fered by any street railroad company In the
State. Most of this stock is young, sound
and in good condition, some of which has
only been in service six months. Sale com
mences at 10 o'clock a. M. No postponement
on account of weather. TKRMS CASH.
Any information can he had by addressing
the ARNHE1M LIVE STOCK CO., 52 Second
avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. Don't forget the
date, commencins Monday, November 2,
189L 0C17-56
AUCTION SALE,
At the Residence.
Furniture, Carpets, Household Goods,
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 29, at 10
o'clock, at the residence,
NO. 81 TAYLOR AV., ALLEGHENY.
Fine walnut chamber suite, cost $175; ward
robes, bureaus, washstands, bcdsteads.book
case, walnut sideboard, largo refrigerator,
chairs, rockers, tables, dishes and glassware,
clocks andornaments, brussels And ingrain
carpets on rooms, hails and stairs, kitchen
ana laundry furniture. Sale positive. Houso
open after 8 o'clock morning of sale.
HEXKY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE.
The undersigned, Executor of the last will
and testament of John S. Morrison, late of
Tyrone, deceased, will sell at public ontcry,
nt the hall over the Herald offioe, Tyrone,
Ph., SATURDAY, thc31stdayofOctobor,lS91,
at 1 o'clock p. 31., COO shares, more or less,
of the capital stock of the Slorrlsbn & Cass
Paper Company, of Tyrone, Pa. Tne stock
will bo sold in blocks to suit purchaser.
Terms of sale, cash. For information con
cerning the same, inquire of or address the
undersigned. JOS. K. CASS,
Executor.
Tybose, Pa., October 7, ISM. oc24-93-jiwf3
PUBLIC SALE!
20 LOTS! 25 DOLLARS!
Will be sold to highest bidder
THURSDAY, OCT. 29, AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M.,
Twenty Beautiful building lots on Larimer
av. and Deary St., 24x120, north end of new
biidgc, 3 minutes from electric cars.
Sale positive. Terms, $25 cash on day of
sale, $100 on delivery of deed and balance on
time, to snit purchasers. OC27-29
I T AUCTION.
DRYGOODS, NOTIONS, BOOTS AND SHOES
Today at the rooms of the Henry Auction
Co., 24 and 26 Ninth street. The stock of a
store going out of business, Boots, Shoes,
Drygoods, Notions, Comforts, Blankets, Cur
tains, etc, HENRY AUCTION CO.,
oc28-82 Auctioneer.
HB. SMITHSON, REAL ESTATE AND
. GENERAL AUCTIONEER, Room 58
Eisner building, Fifth av. and Wood, st
Sales ot Jewelry ana Merchandise at storjs
Furniture at residences promptly attend
ed to. - oc21-26-n
PBOPOSALS.
"VfOTICE TO CONTRACTORS BIDS WILL
X be received until 12 o'clocknoon SATUR
DAY, October 3L for laying 709 perch, more
or less. ot stone for foundation for St. Thomas'
Church, Braddock, Pa. Plans and specifica
tions can be been nt the office of ttito archi
tect, T. p. Evans, Lewis block, Pittsburg, or
at the pastoral residence, Braddock. The
sneccssful bidder will be required to give
bonds for the faithful performance of con
tract. Bids should be addressed to Very
Rev. J. HICKEY, Lock Box36:j, Braddock, Pa.
The right i reserved to reject any or all bids.
oc27-57-27,23,29,3l CQMMITTEE.
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square for one insertion. Classified real estate
advertisements on this page ten cento per line
for each insertion, and none taken for less than
thirty cents.
UNTIL FURTHER NQTICE
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vance either at main or branch offices.
Wanted Advertisements of all Kinds,
SUCH AS
SITUATIONS,
MALE HELP,
FEMALE HELP,
AGENTS,
PERSONAL,
ROOMS,
BOARDING,
BOARDERS,
MISCELLANEOUS,
TO LET ROOMS,
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALES, LOST AND
FOUND.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
BUSINESS OFFICE.
Cor. Smlthfield and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANT. FOR SALE, TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. 31. TOR INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts -with The DispA-rcn.
FOR THE SOUTHSIDE, NO. 1412 CARSON
STREET, TELEPHONE NO. 6022.
FOR THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE. G121
PENN AVE.
P1TTSBURG-ADD1TIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY, 3509 Butter 6treet.
EMIL G. STUCKEY," 21th street and Penn avenue.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. 3AF.RCHER.afo. 62 Federal street.
H. J. McBRIDE. Market House, Allegheny.
F. H. EGGERS&SON, Ohio and Chestnut streets.
THOMAS McnENRY, Western and Irwin avenues.
G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver avesj
PERRY 11. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny ave.
WANTED.
Male HelD.
BOY A good, stoiit colored bov to open the door.
Fleishman & Co., 504, 506 and 508 Market st.
BOOKKEEPER-Competent to take charge of
full set of double entry books; must be a good
pennman rapid and accurate and furnish best of
reference; no other need apply. Address Hard
ware, Dispatch office.
BOOKKEEPING Books opened, adjusted and
closed, or changed from old style tb voucher
svstem; will take charge of books where business
will not Justlfv bookkeeper full tiihe. Address
Thomas J. Orr, Expert Accountant, 107 Fourth av.
"DUTCHER A good man to work as second hand.
-D Apply to George Genter, Homestead, Pa.
COMPOSITOR On newspaper; one who can take
charge of the offices; single man: good wages
and steady work. Address H. P., Dispatch ofllce.
DRAUGHTSMAN Immediately, flrst-class
draughtsman, capable of designing and esti
mating open hearth and other steel furnaces, gas
Eroducers, etc. Apply in person. Room 836 Penn
ullding, city.
I ENGINEER and machinist for rolling mill work;
J must be fully competent to take charge of all
engines ana machinery, as well as machine shop:
must have good recommendations for ability and
sobriety. Appiv by letter, stating wages expected,
"Engineer, " Dispatch office.
HORSESHOERS-Two horseshocrs. Sampson ft
Co., 122 Frankstown av.
MAN A good German: one who understands
milking, carp of stock and general farming;
references required. Apply at once. Lock Box 21,
Monongahcla City, Pa.
MEN A few smart Intelligent men ns salesmen.
Apply at once. Excelsior building. Sixth av.
and Grant st.
OFFICE BOY-12 to 14 years old; must be bright,
active and Industrious and write a good hand.
Address, stating wagei asked, K. L., Dispatch
office.
OFFICE CLERK
recommended. patch office.
inrrt-classman; must be well
Apply at once to O. C, Dis-
SALESMAN An experienced salesman, one with
an office training preferred, and one with
patience, energy and Dulldog hang on, to Introduce
au article of merit that Is ueeded in almost every
business; good pay and a permanent position for
the right man. Address Specialty, Dispatch ofllce.
SHEARSMEN Three experienced agricultural
shearsmeu that can shear all kinds of shapes.
Stead work for right party; no other but agricul
tural shearsmen neea anplv. Apph C. Kircher,
Pittsburg Steel Works. Chartlers, P. & L. E. R. R.
CLATER and tinner, at once; good wages.
O D. Hole, No. 4 Main St., Salem, O.
C.
SOLICITOR-A No. 1 solicitor to Join party of
gentlemen for Southern trip; expenses paid;
man must be an experienced canvasser, strictly
temperate and a hustler; no bums need apply. Call
personally to-day (Wcdnewlav) on L. L. Gale, No,
205 N orth av., Allegheny.
SOLICITOR A local man to represent us in
Braddock. Homestead and Jeannette; big py
from now until New Year; no experience or capi
tal necessary. Address at once U. E. E., Dis
patch office.
STAIRP.UILDERS To flrst-class mechanics
steady employment. Householder & Jones.
TINNER-A good tinner. Call at Emil Knorr,
Bell ave., Chartlers, nearR. R. station.
TINNER A good tinner at Charies J.Ammann's.
No. 57Shiloh St.. Plttshurg, S. S., Pa.
"rOUNG MEN Ten respectable young men of
X good address to solicit orders lorthe finest
grade portraits In sepia crayon and water colors;
experience unnecessary: work speaks for Itself.
Union Artists Portrait Company, first floors 708
Liberty St., 607 Wood st. ; stores open till 9 P. M.
"yOUNG MEN-Rlght away-Six young men to
X get three months' Instruction in shorthand
and typewriting for 10. at the Actual Business
College, No. 5 sixth av. Day and night school now
opened.
Agents Wanted.
AGENTS On salary or commission to handle
the new patent chemical ink erasing pencil;
the greatest selling novelty ever produced; erases
ink thoroughly in two seconds; no abrasion ot
paper; 200 to 500 per cent profit: one agent's sales
amounted to 620 In six days; another 32intwo
hours: we want one energetic general agent for
each State and Territory. Forterms and full particu
lars, address The Monroe Eraser Mlg. Co., La
Crosse. Wis.
AGENTS-To sell the Pinless Clothes Line; the
only line ever invented that holds the clothes
without pins;. a perfect success; patent recentlv
Issued: sold only by agents, to whom the exclu
sive right Is ghen: on receipt of 50 cents we
will send a sample line by mall; also circulars;
price list and terms to agents; secure your territory
at once. Address The Pinless Clothes Line Co.,
97 Heruion St.. Worcester, Mass.
AGENTS-flO to 30 per dav: the Erin Nerve Puz
zle: Justpati-nted; eclipses anything everou
tlie market: over 73,000 sold by agents the first week
in London; people are wild over it: nothing of the
kind ever seen before: sample bvmall, 25 cents;
write for particulars. Eureka Mfg." Co.. La Crosse,
Wis. xlO
A GENTS 75 00 per month salary and exnenses
J- paid any active man or woman to 6ell a line of
fuatea ware, watcnes ana jeweirv; can me at
lome; we furnish team free; full particulars and
au elegant sample case of good free. Address at
once standard Sliver Ware Co.. Boston, Mass.
AGENTS-'Klng's Handbook;" 2.639 Illustra
tions: 51 colored maps: census 1800: selling for
2 50; Is making a gi erft hit: agents making money
rapidly; territory going fast: liberal terms. P. 3.
Fleming ft Co., 13j Fifth av., Pittsburg.
AGENTS N e"w cigar lighter; every smoker bnvs;
lights in wind or rain; sample 15c, two for 25c;
(1 dozen, by mall; stamps taken. R. Stayner&Co.,
Providence, R. I.
AGENTS-Ladies and gentlemen onlv; a few
more wanted: good canvassers making $150 to
f:00 per month. Frantz&Co., 420 Smlthfield.
AGENTS To solicit orders, no delivering, big
wages; no capital'Tequired. A. M. Morlan
Co., Salem, O.
AGENTS 3 to 7 dally; experience unnecessary.
Putnam ft Co., Perfumers, West Winsted' Ct.
Female Help Wanted.
APPRENTICES-Good sewers; also, ladles and
girls to learn dressmaking and cutting. 830
Penn av.
COOK for a small family: gooa reference re
quired. Address B. O. Box 273 Pittsburg.
GIRL For general housework: one who under
stands cooking preferred; good wages. Call
or address 74 HeVrou av.
GIRL--For general housework: two in family;
Sewlckley. Inquire room 8, 516 Market st.
GIRLS For housework; woman cook, $20 per
lijOiitli. 130 Robinson St., Allegheny.
GIRL for general housework. Corner Howe and
Ivy sts., Shadyslde. Mrs. White.
LADY Middle-aged lady, having some experi
ence of canvassing and taking charge of lady
agents, to call at 3Soii Firth a v., where right party
can secure steady employment at fair salary.
LADY CANVASSERS At steady salary: to in
troduce best selling articles In the market.
Call S83K Fifth av- ,
LADY CASHIER-An experienced lady. Ad
dress M., Dispatch office, giving relerencu
and last employer.
LADIES to do fancy work at their homes; wc
furnish material and pay per piece. Call and
se work, or address with stamp, J. M. Lemarft
Co., No. 90 Fourth av.. near Wood.
SALESLADIES-Glove salesladies.
Sixth St.
Louvre, 24
WOMAN Sensible middle-aged Protestant
woman who thoroughly understands baking
and cooking and the geucral wants of a Home; in
small family; no children; washwoman comes to
the house weekly; a comfortable home: fair wages
to the proper person. Inquire 939 Liberty St., of
fice 2d floor. .
YOUNG LADIES-Rlghtaway, six young ladies
to get three months' Instruction in shorthand
nndtype writing for 10. at the Actual Business
College, No. 5 Sixth av, ; day and night school uow
open.
WANTED.
Male and 'Female Help Wanted.
AT ONCE Teamsters, farm hands, coachmen,
hotel cooks: sir dlnlng-ronm girls. $3 SO per
week, steady work: four dishwashers, hotel cham
bermaids. 200 housegtrls, six colored family cooks
and chambermaids. J4 per weeks child's uurse.
waitress: all first-class report here: highest wages
paid. Meehan's, 545 Grant at. Tel. DO.
ClOOKS. chambermaids, nurses, dining room
' girl'!, laundresses, 5 young girls, 200 house
girls, kitchen, pantrv and dining room girls for
Boarding houses, chambermaids and cleaning girls
for hotels, German and colored girls, white and
colored walters,2 colored boys. JIis. E. Thompson,
608 Grant St.
SINGER and guitar player, male'or female, to
travel with entertainment. Address J. B.,
Dispatch ofllce. '
Situations Wanted.
POSITION By young man well educated! book
keeping or any office work; best of city refer
ences. Address C. V. C, 210 Robinson St.,
Allegheny.
OS1TION as clerk in hotel out of clly; no objec
tions: Al references Address J. C. H.; Dis
patch ofllce.
POSITION as typewriter In a law office hv a
young man. Inquire of W. J. Jones, CO Fourth
avenue.
POSITION by stenographer and typewriter: good
references. Address Steno, Dispatch office.
POSITION As bookkeeper or assistant auditor.
Jayno, Dispatch office.
SITUATION By a thoroughly practical dress
maker, fitter and designer with a large, first
class house where she can see customers, suggest
stvles and ideas or would like .entire charge of
private-establishment: 15 rears' experience Eastern
line trade. Address W.. Dispatch office.
SITUATION Bv an experienced practcally and
theoretically educated and examined German
machinist; fully acquainted with all American and
English machinery and boiler systems. Address
AV. Kozak, 101 Tustln St.. city.
CITUATTON As engineer or dynamo man or
O electriciin for small plant: good recommenda
tions furnished. Address H, P., Dispatch office.
SITUATION An experienced nurse Is open for
an engagement of any kind. Address Nurse,
Dispatch office.
SITUATION byyonnglady to do typewriting or
general office work. Address Competent, Dis
patch office.
SITUATION as coachman; best city references.
Address Able, Dispatch office.
Boarders and Lodgers Wanted.
BOARDERS Nicely furnished large room: rea
sonable reference required. 12 Ninth St.
"OCCUPANTS Two gentlemen, for nicely fur-
vr nisnea iront room on i.incoin avenue. .. u.,on
line of Duquesne cars. Address N. P. D., Dispatch
office.
Booms Wanted.
TTT'ANTED Furnished room in Allegheny by
Vi gentleman frequently out of city: prefers to
room alone in private family not in habit of keep
ing roomers; references furnished. Address, stat
ing terms, Ecnnard, Dispatch office.
Business Opportunities.
WANTED Buslnes. manager ror corporation
manufacturing w re work and patented steel
light, iron and steel specialty with exclusive ter
ritory; must be able ti take interest with present
owners! business alreauyestabished. Apply to G.,
care Carrier No. 59, St Louis, Mo.
Dressmaking Wanted.
DRESSMAKING Fine tailor-made dresses; fit
guaranteed; moderate prices. Mme. Bona,
London, Paris and New York Dressmaking Co.,
930 Penn av.
Partner "Wanted.
PARTNER With capital of $309, in the candy
manufacturing: good paying business. Call at
No. 60 James st., for particulars, Jos. Geyer, at 9
A. u or 5 P. JI.
Financial Wanted.
Tl TONEY To loan In large or small amounts on
.itjl gooa city or Aiiegnenv prop
Starling, Room 34. IDS Fourth av.
Mortimer
MONEY to loan on short notice
Ewlng & Co., 107Fede alst.
MORTGAGES f 100, 000 to loa n ; sums S500 to 5, 000
to 20,000; expenses light; money ready to.
J. Fleming. 152 Fifth av.
MORTGAGES on city or Allepheny county prop
erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver &
Co., 92 Fourth av.
KEAL ESTATE brokers requiring deeds,
mortgages, or transcribing of any description
done with promptness and accuracy please call
on me; terms moderate. Mortimer Starling,
Room 34, 103 Fourth av.
SCHENCK ft MULERT Insurance agents.
Wood St., Pittsburg, Pa.
413
TO LOAN 200,000 on mortgages: 100 and up
ward at 6 per cent; 500,000al 4X percent on
residences or business property, vacant lots or
farms. S. H. French, 125 Fourth av.
r ANTED Financial An incorporated mann
tr lacturlng concern, lately started, find It
necessary, to carry on an Increased business, to sell
t-I.OOOof Treasury stock; is a safe Investment and
will pay 10 per cent. P. O. Box 747.
Miscellaneous Wanted.
A GREAT reduction We want everybody to
know that we have reduced our best $5 00 cabi
nets to 3 00. Stewart & Co. . B0 and 92 Federal St.,
Allegheny, Pa. I diamond Photoettcs JI CO.
BEAGLE HOTUND-Must be good hnnter. Ad
dress, stating price, etc., B. R., Dispatch
office.
COW To buy a nice fresh milk cow, one-fourth
Alderny: state price and where can be seen.
Address A. B Dispatch office.
IjiVERYBODY to know that W. C. Staving sells
J the reliable Star brand butter at 20c. stands
204, 203, 218, center Allegheny market.
FURNITURE to move, pack and store. Shana
haa Transfer Co., Smithfleld, cor. Water. Tel
ephone 1849-2-3.
(GROCERS and dealers to buy Boneless Boiled
X Hams, sausage, pork, spareribs, lard, all kinds
smoked meat cheap, li. A. Reineman, 16 Pitts.
Market.
HORSES TO WINTER-The undersigned, having
rented the stables of the Sewlckley Dairy
Companr. at Sewlckley, is prepared to board and
care for 200 horses; the best of care and attention
will be given to all stock. Eor further Information
address James K. Daln. Room 83, Bakewell build
ing, Pittsburg, Pa.
HORSES to board during winter: warm barns
and special attention given to the comfort of
stock. For references and rates address Homer
Willison, Houstonville, Pa.
PARTIES wishing choice properties Improved
or unimproved, will do well to consult W. A.
Lincoln, 104 Fourth av.. who always has special
bargains that are not generally in the market, and
do uot care to advertise.
PATENTS
success. -U.-S. and foreign; fees payable on
J.H.Stevenson.sollcltor. 100 Fifth av.
1JATENTS O. D. Levis (20 years). Solicitor, 131
Fifth av next Leader, Pittsburg; no delay.
PIANO and furnltur"moving snanahan Transfer
Co., Smithfleld. corner Water. '
SPANISH correspondence,
translated; pupils wanted.
documents,
410 Penn a v.
rpRUNKS hauled to and from East End for 50c.
X Campbell ft Davis, 12 Seventh av. Telephone
278.
TTSE Jones' Bedbug Paralyzer Jones' Magic
U Roach Powder; contains no poison; roaches
banished by contract; satisfactiongiven or no pay.
Prepared by Geo. W. Jones, 222 Federal et., Alle
gheny, Pa. bold by all first-class druggists.
-tTTASHING To take home.
tt Howard st., Allegheny.
Address Krah, 22
T-OU to know that Peregrino is about making a
X trip to Virginia to Import a number of colored
servant girls: now is your time. Peregrino, 159
Fourth avenue: telephone 1S60.
FOB SALE IMPBOVED BEAL ESTATE
City Residences.
FORTY-FIFTH ST.-12 Dricfc houses; 10 per cent
investment. Morris ft Fleming, 103 Fourth
avenue.
LOCUST ST. Near Gist St.. brick dwelling 3
rooms, hall, cellar, etc., built for two addi
tional stories; also, brick Iwelling 4 rooms on Tus
tln St.; both streets paved and property sewered;
level lot 20 feet on Locust by 120 feet by 23 feet on
Tustln St.; only 4,200. H. G. Bailey, 132 Fourth
avenue.
East End Besidences For Sale.
rORSALE-4.500-"Good. modern house; six
rooms: attic and bath ' room; laun
dry; stationary tubs: both gases, front
and back porches; shade treesand shrub
berv;, on street paved and sewered: near
Fifth av. and Duquesne Traction lines, Shadyslde.
(74) See W. A. Herron ft Sons. 80 Fourth av.
EOR SALE 1.200. on Aiken avenue. Shadyslde:
street paved, lot 50 feet front with house of 7
rooms, large shade trees.
(72.) W. A. Herron ft
sons, su u ourm avenue.
HOUSE New house,- six rooms and bathroom,
w. c, finished attic, front and rear porch,
slatemantels: on 50-foot street, one square from
Penn ave. cable cars, on Dearborn st.. Nineteenth
ward. Price 83,400: terms to suit. Address 1. O,
Box 781, city.
-TORTH HIGHLAND AV. A beautiful brick
X residence, nine rooms, with all modern con
veniences; price $14,000. A. Goedel, No. 109 Collins
av East Eud.
PENN AV., E. E. One of the finest corner prop
erties on Penn ay.. East End: an unequaled
location for a fancy bakery or druggist: new three
story pressed brick, with storeroom; also, anew
two-story brick for tenants: owner is removing to
the country and will sell on easy terms; look at it
if solely with a view fif securing a solid and profit
able investment. (2-29-;02) Charles Somers ft Co.,
129 Fourth av. ,
"T7"1LKINSBURG New and modern frame house
V of 9 rooms, with all modern fixtures; china
closet, large pan try, slate mantels, tile hearths,elec
tric light; in a most excellent location on South
street; sewer ou street; within 2 min
utes of new electric line and. 5 min
utes from P. B. R. station; will be lu the mar
ket only to Nov. 1; price, 4.800. Hoffman ft Bald
ridge, Wilklnsburg.t opposite depot. Telephone
7243.
Hazelwood Besidences For Sale.
HAZELWOOD Flowers av,. new 2-story frame
dwelling, 6 rooms, lot 25x130: cheap to quick
buyer. Samuel W. Black ft Co 89 Fourth av.
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
Allegheny Residences For Sale.
p"TX)R SALE A very desirable and modem brick
J? residence, nine rooms, latest fixtures, in good
order, for 12,500: one of the most central and de
sirable residences In the Fifth ward, Allegheny:
wortliy an examination of any desiring a good
home at a low price. (33). See W. A. Herron &
Sons, 80 Fourth av.
HOUSE AND LOT If yon want to buy one cheap
Inquire of B. F. Beale, Harrison St., Alle
gheny. "1 400 Small payment down, balance In
fiDXj monthlv Installments same as rent: new
frame bouse of five rooms; lot 23xinofeet: Tenth
ward. Allegheny City, near electric cars: good
neighborhood: nice location. John E. McCrickart,
140 Fifth av. Tel. 1676. .
Cn CASH, balance in five yeasts, will bay a
Wvll four-room frame house with lot 20x175.
only a few doors from Federal St.. Second ward:
price H.850. See J(phn K. Ewlng & Co., 107
Federal St.
FOR SALE LOTS.
City Lots.
LOTS Beautiful building lots fonrom HCO to 300.
I In the Eighteenth ward; lor-g payments- eay
terms. Inquire of Cuas. E. Cornelics, attorney,
40S Grant st.. Pittsburg.
East End Lots For Safe.
1 T7LEGANT lare lot. lMxlSO feet. East End. near
1 JUl Neville and Craig streets: this can be bought at
agreatDargain: nest value .in tue city. ias. w.
Drape & Co., 313 Wood st.
I7IFTH AV.. East End 100 feet more or less.
' surrounded by beautiM stone residences, near
South Neglcy av. : great bargain if taken boon.
Morris & Fleming. 103 Fourth av.
FOR SALE-Cheap: a fine lot. 60x145 feet; loca
tion verv good, near Nortli Highland ave. and
Dnquesne Traction Company. East End, (118).
W. A. Herron &, Sons. SO Fourth ave.
I TOR SALE Cheap $40 a front foot, one square
' from Fifth ae., on Arabella. St.. Shadyslde.
lot 60x100 feet. (142) See W. A. Herron & Sons. SO
Fourth ave.
rAKLAND-Chcancst
and
best lots; level,
onlv 12 minutes
J sewered, no hills to climb:
from new postoffice. on line of electric cars, two
6quarcs from Fifth av. cable cars with 3 cent fare;
buy Ophelia st. lots, 2"ixl41: only J1.500. (D 246.)
Black A Balrd. No. 95 Fourth av.
RZKf WILL buy a good lot in Lemingtf'
fwOOXJ Square: so, also, will JIE0or$350.orev n
S250. Slurry & Edsali, Fidelity building,121 Fourtu
avenue,
Suburban Lots For Sale.
JTXIRSALE Will take other approved property
J? In part pay. S10 acres very rich, well-improved.
conveniently located land, with 8 ft. of coal. 14 ft.
llrae'stone, large residence, complete barns, tenant
house, orchards, all manner of outbuildings,
springs, excellent neighborhood, markets, schools
and public improvements. Call on or address Ed
Wittlsh, 410 Grant St., rittsburg.
CUT 300 Near Swissvale station on P. R. R. : lot
tDXj 120x120, fronting on a 69-foot street and run'
ning hark to a 20-foot alley.
Samuel W. Black ft
jo., yj i- ourcu av.
Farms For Sale.
KQfT acres of valuable coking coal and grazing
OOO land, within two miles of Clarksburg. Har
rison county, W. Va., and near the B. ft O. and
Monongabela R. R.'s. Apply at once to Hon. J. J.
Davis, or Mr. S. N. Bartlett, Clarksburg, W. Va.
FOR SALE-BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities For Sale.
BRICK plant, consisting of grlndlngpan, engine,
boiler, etc.: engines, boilers; clay and ore pans.
and brick yard supplies.
Lacock andSandnsky sts.
Thomas Carlin's sons.
Allegheny.
DRUGSTORE In good location, restaurant. Jew
elry stores, clear stores, grocery stores, 300,
M0 to $10,000; milk route, hvcry stable, lumber
Jard, fish and ovster market, bakery, shoestore.
lolmes ft Co.. 420 Smithfleld st.
FOR SALE A railroad stand; good trade (city
aid transition), big profits, sell quick; engag-
lng u other business.
Address Big Profit,
0715-
patch omce.
SALOON At Canton, Ohio: one of the best loca
tions in that city; doing a good business: best
of reasons given for selling: good stock of Pennsyl
vania rye whisky; cheap rent. For information
call on or address E. T. Cooper ft Co., 42 S. Dia
mond, Allegheny, Pa.
SALOON In a bustling city near l-ittsbnrg. a
centrally located, well equipped and profitable
saloon doing a business of S9w per month ; cheap to
quick buyer. Charles Somers & Co., 129 Fourth
avenue.
"I Qfk SHARESor stock In a fine brick mannfac
lOU luring, paying 30 per cent. Inquire at
Chambers' Business Agency, 102 Fourth ave.,
room 0.
Business Properties For Sale.
I)RICK HOUSE Business property, 83 Center
ave. ; five rooms and store; also new two
room brick: lot. 20x87: nrlce. onlv 81750: bisrhar-
gain. J. C. Alles. Bro. & Co., 104'Foutth ave. and
1202 Carson st, Tel. 187.
FIRE BRICK WORKS At New Lisbon, O.. in
cluding buildings, kilns, machinery, fixtures
and nine acres of ground.; coat and clay adjoining
works; will be sold cheap to a ready purchaser.
For terms, etc.. apply to J. E. McKelvy, 153
Fourth av., rittsburg. Pa.
EOR SALE or trade The new Commercial House,
New Lisbon, O.:'good reasons for selling.
William Bradbury, propriltor.
HOTEL For sale cheap. Best of reasons for
selling: large brick, best In town. Write for
full particulars to B. F. Phillips, North Jackson,
Ohio.
MANUFACTURING LOCATION-We have a
frame building 4GxSn. 2-story, 4 acres land, on
P. R. R. : 40 horse power engine and boiler in brick
engine room. For sale or lease. Owners will take
stock in some light manufacturing concern. Write
or call on B. F. Phillips, North Jackson, Ohio.
T5ElTBltickCapacltv" 60, 000 dally. Address
It WiUmer Brick Co., tlm., 12 Federal St.. Alle
gheny, Pa.
(J" f OOO We have an excellent Investment
JDXUj which requires that much cash: the re
maining 15,000 of the price can be embodied in a 5
per cent long time mortgage; the property is ad
mirably located for further improvement as a per
manentlnvestmcnt or can be readily sold in a few
months at an unusual profit. Tills will not be on
the market long at the price. Murryft Edsali,
Fidelity Building, 121 Fourth ay.
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Mnsical Instruments.
BEHR BROS. Behr Brof . Behr Bros. The new
Scharwenka Conservatory of Music, which
was recentlv opened in New York by Xaver Schar
wenka, was furnished throughout exclusively with
the Behr pianos. Sole agency in Pittsburg, F.
Bechtel, 702 Smlthfield st.
T7INE Stelnway piano at a bargain
Lecnncr ft
jl scnoeuoerger. oa ruin av,
easy payments.
GUITARS, mandolins, banjos, violins and mu
sical goods of every description. Kappel's,
534 Smithfleld st.
KRANICH ft BACH, lvers ft Pond. Emerson,
Jas. M. Starr ft Co., pianos atLccbnerft
Schoenberger's, 69 Fitth av. ; old instruments ex
changed. T ISZT" OUGAN. Ma6on ft Hamlin make: used
Xj very short time; good as new; bargain for
small church. AV. C. Whltehill. 152Thlrdav.
ORGANS at 20, (35, 50 35. Echols ft Caswell
Co.. Limited.. No. 14(1 Federal St.. Allegheny.'
PIANOS We are offering wonderful bargains in
new upright pianos that must be sold at'once
to make room for our fall and holiday stock; call
soon and secure first choice. Echols ft Caswell Co.,
Limited. HSTederal St., Allegheny.
PIANOS and organs repaired, tuned and repol
ished; we guarantee to put any instrument
in perfect condition : several plan03 and organs at a
bargain. Call or address Johnson ft Dauberger, 74
Spring Garden av., Allegheny.
SECOND-HAND pianos and organs from 15 and
upward on easy payments: all Instruments
warranted. Lechner ft 6choenberger,69 Fifth av.
UPRIGHT PIANOS from ISO to .".00: square
pianos (30, 75. 125 and 175. Echols ft Cas
well Co., Llin., 148 Federal St., Allegheny.
Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock For Sale.
TL ACK HORSE A perfect beauty. 192 First ay.
TvELlVERY wagons Deliverv wagons all styles;
XJ our own make. Wm. Beckert, 340 to 344 Ohio
St., Allegheny. Telephone, 343). '
HORSES-15 head or horses, pair of jgrav mares
I5Jf hands high, fi yours old and well broken,
fcarlessas steel and will stand without tieing; bay
team 16 hands high, sound and in good condition:
number of single drivers In perfect condition and
sound In every respect; alo a few horses suitable
lor coal hauling: a lot or second-hand buggies in
good condition. 149 and 151 Forbes av., city.
HORSE Stj lish barouche horse, city broke
and can be driven by a Iadv. Can be seen at
Patrick Murray's boarding stable, Duquesne way,
city.
Four good work horses, from
1.150 to l.OOO-weieht. .loienn White. Seventh
St.
, Duquesne way. Tel. 1932.
SHETLAND PONIES and mastiff puppies for
sale; both pure bred and can be registered;
write for prices. J. H. Straub, Youngstown. O.
WAGON For sale or exchange for light spring
wagon, a truck spring wagon in good con
dition: remotable canvas top: about 4.5C0 pounds
capacity. S. Strunz ft Sons, 7C3-716 Bingham st.,
Southside. "
WAGON Heavy spring truck wagon, remov
able canvas top; good condition, or will ex
change lor light spring wagon. S. Strunz ft Sou,
70s BlnghamSt.. s;S.
Machinery ana JVTetals For Sale.
A UTOMATIC hoisting engines Work perfectly
Ji.
right and left, with single or double drnm;
second
ia-nana Doners anu engines aiso on uanu
general machine work promptly executed; corre
spondence solicited. Combination Engine Co,,
L.im.,3HU renn ave. .Pittsburg, ici ia.
GRINDSTONES In all sizes, for all kinds of
grinding; Cralglelth, New Castle, Nova Scotia
and other grits; Iron frames and fixtures for hand,
foot or power: mounted stone oil stone, emery
wheels and grinders. Wm. il. Klrby, 133 First
avenue.
JOB PRESS A 9x13 Clipper Job press, chen;
can be teen at 212 Robinson st., Allegheny
SECOND-HAND engines and boilers Two 35
horse-power and two ten horse-power station
ary engines and boilers. Ono ten horse-power
portable on wheels. Thirty-five, 15, 12, ten and
eight horse-power engines, vertlcaland horizontal,
all good and will be sold cheap. Uarmes' Machine
Depot, 09 First av.
a 'HE celebrated acme automatic safety engines
. and non-explosive boilers, for gas or oil Tnel,
from one to five-horse power? also the latest im
proved ventilating fans; perfect satisfaction
guaranteed: by J. Frager, General Agent, No. 4
Filth av., Pittsburg, Pa.
FpB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
'- Miscellaneous For Sale.
EAKBER CHAIR, mirrors and fixtures cheap.
Call or address Geo. Meier, corner ot Twenty
eighth and Liberty sts.. city.
BARRELS 000 empty whisky barrels: suitable
for cider. Geo. 11. Bennett ft Bros., No. 133
First av.
f'ENT a bolt border: wan paper, 1. 2. 2J$. 3o s
i bolt; 1C0 samples, all prices, sent for 2c stamp.
Reed. Ti allpaper Jobber, Rochester, P.
CiOliUAOE Twine, hemp packing. Flocker ft
Co.. 33 Waters!.
URNITURE Lot of fumlture.at 598 Forbes St.,
rear of st. Agnes Church, owner is leaving
citv: good opportunity for young couple wishing
to go to housekeeping; a bargain if sold as a whole.
TO LET.
City Residences.
iini
BLUFF ST.-Brick house.
eight rooms,
rent. !40 a
JJ7 bath and w. c. : large lot; rent.
month.. Inquire Thomas Walker, next door, or
Thomas H. Phelps, room 13, Marine National
Bank building. t
East End Besidences To Let.
EAST END Two elegant new brick houses of 8
rooms, all modern conveniences; 3 snnarej
; 3 son
512 II
from Duquesne
Traction. Inquire
ome-
wood av.
t
SHADYSIDE Near Ellsworth avenue, fine 2
story and attic brick dwelling: 10 rooms and
reception hall, with every modern convenience:
moderate cnt. Baxter, Thompson ft Co., 162
Fourth ave. t
mo l.ET In East End. No.
17 Alpha Terrace, s
X new stone house, lust finished; fine appearance.
7 rooms, hall, vestibule, pantry, laundry, bath-
room, rront veranda, with brass railings. 2 w.cs..
-electric light, electric bells (all the most modern
nxinresj. -i eieganny nnisnea: stone walk, witn
grass plot in front: rent only W per month; loca
tion nigh, healthful, near electric line. W. A.
Herron ft Sons, 60 Fourth av. t
TO LET 35 a month, good East End location.
Langav.. brick house of 8 rooms; all modern
flxtnre6.wttb large var !, shade and fruit trees. W.
A. Herron & Sous. 60 Fourth av. t
TtTILKl''313"150-Low nnl tm April or 3,a
V 1892: separate house of six rooms, partly
carpeted, electric light, natural gas. water, bath
room, range, stone walk, lawn: near P. B. R. and
Duquesne electric line; 20 per month. Address L.
R., Dispatch. f
Allegheny Besidences To Let.
VTICE five-room dwelling Federal st. extension,
ll Inquire of J. R. McKee, 703 Penn av.. Room
611. t
Suburban Besidences To Let.
$35
PER MONTH-Cor. Second av. and Ves-
nucius St.. Glenwood. two-story and attic
frame building containing storeroom and six
dwelling rooms. Black ft Balrd. 95 Fourth av. t
Business Stands To -Let.
DRUG STORE And dwelling St eight rooms,
plate glass show windows: No. 3617 Penn av..
cor. Thirty-seventh St.: No. 1 location: no drag
store within fire squares either way; rent rea
sonable: dont miss this. See Thomas McCaffrey,
3509 Butler st. t
SPACE In the building 73, 77. 79 Diamond St., with
power, electric light, steam heating, and eleva
tor and Janitor service: suitable for printing or any
light manufacturing business; possession Immedi
ately; rooms of various sizes ranging fmm 60x100 to
18x20. Apply to John T. Shields, second floor, Dis
patch building, corner Diamond and Smithfleld sts.
Rooms To Let.
FURNISHED FL AT-Kltcheh, 2 bedrooms, bath,
etc. 8 Wyllc av.
pURNISHED BOOMS-107 Arch St.. Allegheny.
"VfTCELY furnished rooms for gentlemen only;
J all conveniences. 215DIuwlddiest.,Lockhart
row.
T OOMS Three handsome, en suite: rent cheap;
XX both gases and all conveniences: best location
on Penn av. down town: will sell furniture and
carpets. Address Downtown. Dispatch office.
E OOMS Three large unfurnished rooms to let
cheap. Second floor. No. 82 Ann St.. city.
ROOMS Two furnished rooms, 394 Washington
av.. Allegheny, on Une of P. V. R. W.
Miscellaneous To Lets.
PIANOS New uprlglit pianos to rent.
Ecker ft Co., 75 Fifth av.
H.P.
t
SEPARATE apartments for storage of household
goods only Shanahan Transfer Company, 101
Forbes av., near Court House. Tel. 1849. t
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL Cash paid for old gola ana silver;
Jeweirv repaired; new work made to order.
Chris. Hanch. 341 Smlthfield.
PERSONAL Would like one Wm. John McMul
len to write to his sister Mary, care of fMr. D.
Kirke, Darrah St., Oakland, Plttsbnrg.
PERSONAL Matrimonial paper containing
hundreds of advertisements of marriageable
people mailed free. Gunnel's Monthly. Toledo, O. "
PERSOXAL Miscellaneous fnrnltnre moved,
packed and stored. Shanahan Transfer Co.,
101 Forbes av., near Court House. Telephone 1849.
PERSONAL Shanahan Transfer Co. makes a
specialty, of moving, storing and packing
furniture. OUice Smlthfield cor. Water; stables
101 Forbes are., Tel. 1349.
PERSONAL Grant's Memoirs, 3 75: Mark
Twain's Hucklebcrrv Finn. 75c; Webster's
Dictionary, large quarto, 1 23: E. P. Roe's
works, half price: special bargains in old and new
books. Frank Bacon & Co., 301 Smlthfield St.
PERSONAL J. C. Schaefer, the Jeweler.501
Fifth av., has secured the services of Mr. W.
L. Treiber, the well-known optician, who wili
examine yonr eyes free of charge; a full line of
lewelry ; our 1 spectacles are the best In the city.
PERSONAL When 1 was a mall boy my mother
always repaired my breeches ana jacket, but
since I got to be a great blgman. Dickson, the well
known tailor, 65 Filth av., cor. Wood at., second
floor, has been substituted, who now does all my
cleaning, pressing and renovating iu great shape.
Tel. 1333.
CHOICE PBOPEKT1ES.
rpo CAPITALISTS AND THOSE SEEKING
SOLID INVESTMENTS:
Come to NORFOLK. VIRGINIA, the NEW
YORK OF THE SOUTH, on the cheap ex
cursion by the B. & O. R. R.. October 27.
$11 ROUND TRIP.
Factories Wanted ")
Houses Wanted I TO MAKE
Money Wanted f A GREAT CITY.
Progressive Men WantedJ
GREAT OPPORTUNITY. City, Suburban,
Farm, Timber and Mineral Lands for sale.
S3IITH & PANNILL,
Real Estate Brokers.
OC21-70 95 Main street, Norfolk, Va.
WHERE IS
NORTH OAKLAND SQUARE?
Call on us and we will show yon the
PRETTIEST LITTLE SPOT
. In the city of Pittsburg. .
7-ROOM BRICK DWELLINGS,
' All Modern Improvements,
S5,750,
And Terms to Suit.
Samuel W. Black & Co,,
OC28-55
99 Fourth av.
WHAT'S GOOD?
Lots on Ophelia Street, Oakland,
23x111
$1,500.
FEET, AEE GOOD TO BUY
SEE
A.T
BLACK & BAIRD,
OC20-3-20,25,2S NO. 95 FOURTH AV.
EDUCATIONAL.
CURRY
UNIVERSITY,
SIXTH STREET.
CURRY Collegiate Department, TheBest.
CURRY Normal School, The Best.
CURRY English. Training School, The Best.
CURRY Business College, The Best.
CURBY School of Shorthand, The Best
CURRY Conservatory of Music, The Best.
CUKRY School of Eli cution. The Best.
CURRY Faculty and Discipline, The Best.
Call or send for catalogue. H. M. ROWE,
President. ' oc24-51
DUQUESNE COLLEGE
Is growing rapidly. Two large literary so
cieties, the Arcadian and the Promethean
have Just been organized. Students enter
with advantage at any time. The same
studies in both day and evening sessions.
Diamond street, opposite Court House, Pitts
burg. E. il. WOOD, D. D. LLD.,
ocI3-46 President.
Practically taught.at
DUFF'S COLLEGE,
49 FIFTH AVE.
JEvening Sessions.
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