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THE PITTSBTJGr DISPATCH 'MONDAY, NOVEMBER' 23, 189L
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TRDOITSHEWEECIOE
Eev. A. w, Arundel Assumes the
Charge of That Famous Church.
MCHAEDSOU TALKS ON THE TEUTH.
Itev. C. T. Wilson Says Sorrowful Workers
Are a Bead Weight
M'CROKI AGAIN DENOUNCES DANCING
Rev. A. "W. Arnndel, the new rector of
Trinity Episcopal Church, made his first
appearance yesterday. A member of the
rangresation c speaking of the gentleman
said tliat they were all favorably im
pressed with him. He seemed to be very
pleasing both in conversation and manner,
and also gave the impression that he
would not be a figurehead, so to
speak, in the work of the church.
At the morning service a lar?e congrega
tion was present, including all the members
vf the vestry, which has not happened for
some time. One of the departures from the
regular line of the service was the reading
of the litany from a table at the head of the
center aisle, the minister having his back to
the congregation, instead oMrom the lec
mrn. The music yesterday was well rend-
red, the choir having made extra efforts on
account of it being the first appearance of
the rector. "Warren's "Tc Deum" was rend
ered with cfi'ect.
His subject last evening was "Human
Happiness." His test was, "We should
follow in His steps." Said he:
"What was the coming of the Lord to
the huniai. race? The relations of the Lord
to tlie world are manifold. His ministry on
rarh was one of transcendent good
and supreme happiness. Let us look
at the niUsion which meant so much more
to us ttian we are capable of understanding,
li has shed such a radiance on great ques
tions tor us. Xever a man spoke as this
man, the world's deliverer, but it cannot be
explained how. What is one great need
felt bv men? The need of becoming better
than they now are. Have you ever stopped
people to cross question them and find their
needs. Some people want one thing and
some another. The poor want riches.
Others are in bad health and think if they
could only be well. Others have domestic
troubles and think they are on the verge of
ruin. If things were all right again they
would be so happy. Yet these are not
moral wants.
"I hear someone say, 'I am eo happy.'
"What is it? You cannot furnish it like a j
cent piece or a 510 bill. It affects one's be
ing just so far.
"Happiness is harmonv and a fixture on
feme object, and what is that but moral im
provement. Set before you in the heavens
is your guide. To forget this is to forget
the Lord. The man or woman who has no
great enthusiasm except for themselves is
dead. To look nowhere beyond one's self is
to be paralyzed. If you would be a musi
cian, painter, poet or" orator you must use
the implements of the calling, hut if you
want to be a manly man you must take the
life of .Tesus Christ and study it and follow
it teachings and guidance."
"WAKTS TO HAVE BBIGHT CHEISTIAKS.
IteT. C. V. Wilson Says Sorrowful Men Are a
Dead Weight.
Hev. C. V. Wilson, of the Emory M. E.
Church, East End, last night lectured his
congregation on "Unbelief and Testimony."
The subject was taken from the denuncia
tion of Gabriel to Zacharias, the latter's
unbelief causing the angel to say; "Thou
rhalt be dumb and not able to speak because
thou believest not my word."
"The eflect of unbelief," said the minis
ter, "is to close the lips. Unbelief and
dumbness is as cause and effect, as fountain
and stream. Zacharias was dumb because
he did not believe God's word; it shut his
mouth. The eflect of unbelief on the Chris
tian is dumbness. It closes his mouth to
prayer, because prayer is absolutely de
pendent on faith. Destroy faith and the
Christian is dumb. Unbelief has the same
effect on praise, the natural outflow of belief
in God's word.
"The world is after the best religion, and
it must be shown that the religion of Jesus
is the best if it is accepted. Kothing so 1
recommends it as tne attitude, manner and
spirit of those who profess to believe it. A
melancholv and unhappy Christian is a
Ftignia on his religion. A happy, praiseful
Christian is always a recommendation.
Unbelief destroys Christian testimony
and renders him dumb. Through testi
mony faith is to be established, but
unbelief closes the mouth of the witness,
who is thereby rendered unable to
testify and is useless in propagating the re
ligion of Christ Unbelief destroys Chris
tian intercourse. A backslidersoon neglects
his church, no longer delights in Christian
fellowship, is dumb to Christian relations,
and i unable to speak because he believes
not in God's word. Faith in God's word
renders prayerful, fills the soul with praise,
gives clear testimony, and keeps close in its
intimacy with holiness."
A TIME TO DANCE.
Itev. J. T. McCiory Talks on the Terpsi
chorean Art.
In the Third U. V. Chnrch last night
Bev. J. T. McCrory talked on "A Time to j
Dance. According to Mr. McCrory s
ideas there is never a time when it is proper
to engage iu the Terpsichorean art. He
gave many illustrations of ballroom occur
rences, which showed up the sinful side.
"Why do ladies always prefer male
partners?" he asked. "That is proof enough
in itself that dancinc is sin
ful. I have not always been a minister and
ran Epeak Jrom experience. There was a
time when I was perfectly fascinated with
the waltz, but I socn learned that you could
not be a Christian and dance, in a ball
room a lady and gentleman often meet for
the first time, and on the strength of that
lihort acquaintance wiU lock themselves in
each other's embrace while they whirl
through the giddy maizes of the waltz. Let
thtia do this on the street and the police
will promptly arrest them.
"Did anj-one ever hear of religion enter
ing a ballroom? Xo, nor you never will.
Could a person just after a dance have a
conscience clear enough to allow himself to
get down and piay? It would be just the
same to ask your partner in a game of cards
to prav after he had won. His answer
would be 'I am not trusting in God in this
game." So it would be in the dance."
THE PEKVEESI0S OF P0WEB.
An Interesting Talk About the Rock Which
Moses Smote.
"Moses Smiting the Bock" was Dr. George
T. Purves subject last pight at the Xirst
Presbyterian Church, and it was indeed a
bright and instructive talk.
"It will be remembered," said he, "that
Moses was directed by God to stand before
the rock, speak to it and water would come.
Moses did not do this, however, for he
smote the rock instead, being desirous of
cablishing his authority as leader of the
Israelites, and leaving them with the im
liression that it was not entirely God's
poner. The teaching in this instance
i-Uows the contrast of right and wrong as
between God and Meses. God always
gives us truth to act upon and man per
torts. He works, ot course, through
human agencies in performing his wonders.
God established the Church, and it is too
often the case where the Church hides the
Christ"
Dr. Purvis continued his discourse in
showing the IcEson God intends for man in
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the subject. He said the rock is smitten by
Him every dav from which gushes forth the
water of life for the great and glorious good
of mankind. Incidentally the gentleman
told of the discovery of the identical rocky
mound which was smitten by Moses. Dr.
Trumbell. of Philadelphia, has located it
.at Kadesh, in Barnet, in tSouthern Pales
tine. It was a deligntui discourse, and the
inclement weather did not deter & large
congregation from listening and 'profiting
by it.
HEED MISSIONARIES EIGHT HEBE.
Rev. Dr. Manton Prophesies Great Things
for the Iron City.
"Pittsburg as a Missionary Eield," was
the subject lor his morning sermon at the
Shady Avenue Baptist Church, faking as
his text: "Repentance and remission of
sins should be preached in His name among
all nations, beginning at Jerusalem."
"This was Christ's last command to Hrs
disciples," said the minister" "It tells
thein what to do, where to begin, where.to
stop. Evory church has its Jerusalem. Its
own parish is the center of a scries
of concentric circles. The outer one must
include the world. Christ's disciples chose
great cities a their strategic points.
Christianity to-day must not do otherwise.
History shows that the greatest cities are
not on the seacoast. London is greater
than Liverpool, Paris than Havre, Berlin
than Bremen. Dublin than Quecnstown.
To-day Xcw York and Philadelphia are
greater than Chicago and Pittsburg, but
the growth of our country is infernal and
ineusive, and the child is already born who
will see Chicago greater than Hew York and
Pittsburg greater than Philadelphia. These
things being true, it is of the utmost im
Tjortance that we rjlan wiselv and trenerous-
ly for the future in the religious work of
our inland cities.
"Pittsburg Baptists have the missionary
spirit, but it has not always been in ways to
do the greatest good. "My plan is not
less for foreign but more for city
missionaries." After giving some inter
esting figures showing the relative strength
of the Baprist with the Methodist and
Presbyterian denominations in the United
States, showing that while the ratio at
large is one Baptist to 22. persons, though
only one in 100 in the two cities, he closed
by saving:
"The time has come for us to do more at
home, even though it result in a temporary
restriction on what we do abroad. Wo
must make our churches the means to an
end instead of regardins them as an end in
themselves. The church's mission is not
simply for itself, but to others."
THOUGHTS OF PE&YEE.
Iter. J. W. Spronll Thinks Religion Should
Be Mixed With Business.
Rev. J. W. Sproull preached a sermon of
considerable interest yesterday afternoon in
the Central Reformed Presbyterian Church,
Allegheny. The text was based upon the
story, "'Jesus of Xazareth passefh by,"
and the willingness of Him to help sinners
if they will only ask. The blind man who
was restored to sight was cited as an in
stance of those who have faith.
"Men ought always to pray,"said thegen
tleman. "I don't mean that they should be
in a continual praving attitude, but their
minds should at all times, even in business
hours, have a thought of things divine.
Without the power of God we cannot suc
ceed in anything. Prayer should not be in
the form of special petition, but general in
its thought."
Mr. Sproule also talked to parents on the
importance of bringing the children to
Jesus, and rear them in the proper way in
so that they will profit in the future, and
be blessed by divine power.
The Effect of the Truth.
The Itev. W. F. Richardson, pastor of
the First Christian Church, Allegheny,
preached an interesting sermon last night
on "The Savior of Life and Death." He
said that no man could be the same after he
has heard the Truth that he had been before.
He might either be a better man or a worse
man, but he could not be the same. "If he
heeds the Truth and accepts Christ and His
laws, he will be better," said the speaker,
"but if he does not follow the Truth
he will descend farther into wicked
ness, just like the rain falling
on the earth. If it is received the soil be
comes mellow, but if the ground is hard
ened .and will not receive the rain it is
beaten until it becomes like adamantine.
So it is with men's hearts. If they heed the
word of the gospel they become better men, ,
but if they become hardened and cast aside
the Truth they become worse."
The Jr. O. 17. A. 31. at Divine Service.
Yesterday was designated by the National
and Several State Councilors of the Jr. O.
U. M. as the day upon which the subor
dinate councils should attend divine serv
ices. Most of the local councils attended
church in a body, either in the morning or
evening. In Allegheny, Pride of the West,
Lorena, Plymouth and Reliable Councils,
aggregating nearly 1.000 members, congre
gated at Carnegie Hall last night, where
Kev. David S. Kennedy, of tlje First Pres
byterian Church preached to them. TheLaw
rcnceville councils met at the Butler Street
M. E. Church; the lower city councils at
tended the Fourth Avenue Baptist and
First Presbyterian Churches informally.
Its Excellent Qualities
Commend to public approval the California
liquid fruit lemedy Svrnp of Fijs. It is
pleading to the eye, and to the taste, and by
centlv acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowels. It cleanses tlie system effectually,
thereby promoting the health and comfort
of all who use it.
EVERYBODY SHOULD BEK
The Elegant Furs at Smiley's Military
Capes, Shnnlder Capes, Muffs, Etc., at
Greatly Rednced Prices.
A FEW FIX E FUE CAFES.
In seal at $40 00
If atural beaver at 38 00
Marten at 38 00
Sableat 58 00
Bussian beaver at 15 00
French seal at 12 00
Labrador seal at 13 50
Military long capes at 512 00 to 40 00
Muffs, boas, rugs, Tobes, etc, at corre
spondingly low prices. These bargains
will last but a few days. It will pay you
to go to C A. Smiley & Co.'s,
28 Fifth avenue.
A Preventive for Cronp.
We want every mother to know that
croup can be prevented. True croup never
appears without a warning. The first
symptom is hoarseness; then the cnild ap
pears to have taken a cold or a cold may
have accompanied the hoarseness from the
start. After that a peculiar rough cough is
developed, which is followed by the croup.
The time to act is when the child first be
comes hoarse; a few doses of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy will prevent the attack.
Even after a rough cough has appeared the
disease may be prevented by using this
remedy as directed. It has never been
known to fail. 50 cent and $1 bottles for
sale by druggists.
The Farmers' Deposit National Bank
Invite the public to call and examine their
new safe deposit vaults. Information con
cerning the renting of boxes and deposit of
valuablesicheerfully given. MWF
1,200 Fur Trimmed Jackets
Jnst received. Latest styles at prices
which defy competition. Long jackets at
B 93, 55 75, 57 45, SS 95, 59 95, $11 75, all
richly trimmed and perfect fitting. Com
pare prices. Rosesuauji & Co.
Portraits for Christmas Presents.
This month, a handsome 8x10 frame with
every dot cabinet photos. Also genuine
crayons at special low prices.
Lies' Studio, 10 and 12 Sixth st.
MWSU
B. & B..
Our "ad," this paper, all about iackets
rcad.it. Boggs & Buhl.
IN THE TOILS AGAIN.
Pittsburg Police Once More Descend
Upon the Speak-Easies.
TWO OLD-TIMERS ARE PICKED UP.
Famous Florence Donaldson Was One of
the Many Victims.
GREEK F0KEE PLATERS ARE PULLED 1$
The police yesterday started anew the
raid on speak-easies, capturing two old
timers at their old tricks and incidentally
picking up a gambling party. Several
weeks having passed without a raid being
made, the speak-easy people began to think
they were not to be molested further, and
began to conduct their business eo
openly as to attract business as
well as the suspicions of the
police. A number of the bold ones were
notified a few days ago to stop and they
complied with the order, while others
changed their methods and admitted only
the regular customers who were acquainted
with the secret signals which gained ad
mission. Amoug these were Mrs. Freese
and Margaret Becker, who were captured
yesterday. Informations for keeping a
disorderly house had been entered against
both by Superintendent Weir.
Hauled in tlio Family This Time.
Mrs. Freese owns the property, Xo. 202
Market street, where she has been doing
business. She has been arrested for keep
ing a speak-easy numerous times, and has
served one term of nine months in the work
house. She has two daughters, one of 17
and one 19 years old, and a son of about 21.
Previously, when she was arrested, the
young girls were allowed to remain at
home to take care of the house, but the
police hae learned that the girls
conducted thfc business just tlie
same when their mother was amy,
and even when she was in the workhouse
they kept the house going all the time. The
police always had difficulty in gaining
entrance to the house because of a signal
system in use among the frequenters, with
out which the door would not be opened.
Entrance was gained by Captain Denniston
and Detectives Bendel and McTighe last
night by stepping past Mrs. Freese's 19-year-old
daughter, who was standing at
the door. She objected and deojared she
was the only person in the house, but when
the officers got inside they found two other
young girls and tour men.
Florence Donaldson Caught Again.
One of the girls was Florence Donaldson,
who figured prominently in the abduction
ot May bulltvan two .years ago. Miss
Donaldson first came to public notice about
seven years ago, when she was accused of
poisoning the coffee taken at supper by her
own family, from which one of the children
died. She was tried and acquitted of the
crime at Wellsvillc, O. She was then
about 10 years of aire. Since the May Sul
livan afiair she has been arrested on a
couple of other charges, but got off easy.
The use of opium and her dissolute habits
have changed her from a young girl to a
prematurely old woman.
Lizzie Miller, a handsome, diamond-bedecked
young woman capturjd in the raid,
is a nurse for a sick woman whom she lett,
expecting to return in a few moments. The
sick woman, hearing of the girl's arrest, got
up out of her bed and limped up to Central
station, where she left a forfeit for the girl's
appearance at the hearing this morning.
Mrs. Freese pretended to be sick in bed, as
she always does when raided, and was taken
to the patrol wagon wrapped in a blanket.
The house was left in charge of her son and
a police officer.
jurs. .Margaret iiecKer naa male visitors
at her house, No. 135 Second avenue, when
the officers entered, and all were taken.
Mrs. Becker has had the speak-easy charge
against her several times at various houses,
but always heretofore got off by payiug a
fine. She will probably be sent to court
this time. She had a large stock of liquor
on hand.
Andrew Antonio, a Greek, has been con
ducting a gambling joint at 34 and 36 Third
avenue, for some time, but the police were
kept in ignorance of it until Saturday night
when a man claimed hehad.bcen fleeced out
of 5900 by Antonio and a couple of others.
The officers found the proprietor with four
other Greeks at a poker game when they
called last night and arrested the whole
party. Liberal forfeits were demanded and
paid by each of the prisoners.
FREE TRAINS TO-MORROW
To and From the New Town of Blaine.
Get tickets, maps, price lists of lots and
full particulars at 129 Fourth ave.
The Blaine Land Improvesient Co.
MTUWThFSU
rreo Thanksgiving Dav.
To accommodate those who cannot come
any other time, Prof Little will meet a
limited number of persons having eye
trouble and needing glasses at his office, 511
Penn avenue, Thursday, November 2G, 9
A. m. till 2 p. m. Consultation free. En
gagements by mail.
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Meetings.
OFFICE OF THE OLIVER IRON AND STEEL CO.,
Pittsburg, Pa Oct. 3, 1S31. (
"VTOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-THE BOARD
L of Directors of tills company has called a
special meeting of the stockholders, to be held at
the oflice of the company, corner Tenth and Muriel
streets, Pittsburg. Pa.. on the 8th day of December,
1891, at 2:30 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of otivg
for or against a proposition to increase the capital
siocn. OI U1U UUJJUIJilliy 11U11I 91.OUU.IUUTO B.UOO,UUU.
OCO-2-5I
JAMES SMITH, Secretary.
Notices.
CPECIAL NOTTCE-
Thc strike of tho job printers and pressmen is
still on. Forty offices have signed the scale and 25
have refused. See circulars.
E. J. ADAMS. President T. U. No. 7.
J. A. WARDEN, President P. U. No. 13.
H021-C5
Easiness Changes.
"VOTICE-
Noticc Is hereby given to the public that Yee Lim
Douentout launarv no. is reaeraist.. Aiiee-iienv.
of Joe Lee, Yee Lim having paid all his debt.
YEE LIM,
JOE LEE.
PARTNERSHIP NOT1CE-TIIE FIRM HERE
TOFORE doing Dusluess under the name of
Uraebii g. Lvon & Co. was dissolved on the. 31st dav
'of October, 1891, by the withdrawing of N. W.
i;namufrs. ine Dusincss win uc continued bv the
remaining partners. John Graeblng, Jr., "and
Henry C. Lyon, under the firm name of Graeblng
JtLyon. JOHN GRABBING. JlU
no 15-154-M HEN RY C. LYON.
NOTICE-WE. THE SUBSCRIBERS, HAVE
this day entered into a limited partnership,
agreeably to the provisions of the act of Assembly
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania passed the
Slstday of March, 1830, entitled "An Act Relative
to Limited Partnerships, " and we do hereby certi
fy that the name of the firm under which said firm
Is to be conducted is H. F. Biggam & Company;
that the general nature of the business to be trans
acted is the building of engines, doing steam fitting,
machine blacksmlthing and general repairing; that
that tho proposed place of business is at No. 220
Rebecca street, Allegheny, Pa. ; that the name of
tlie general partner in said firm is Harry F. Big
gam, of No. 13 North Canal street. Alleglienv,Pa..
and the special partner Is Walter Sheets, of So. 305
Rebecca street, Allegheny. Pa.; that the capital
contributed bv the tald Walter Sheets, special
partner. Is S200 In cash; that the period at which
said partnership is to commence is November 2,
1891. and that it will terminate at the expiration of
five - ears from that date. HARRY F.- BIGGAM.
General Partner; WALTER SHEETS, Special
Partner. . OC25-177-M
Elections.
Office or MosojtGAirEi.A Iit subaxce Co.,
1
va xuuktii AVJsnuiii,
T7LECTION THE ANNUAL MEETING FOR
JkJ tne election 01 uireciora w wire ior me en
suing year will be held at the officeof the company,
93 Fourth av- on TUESDAY, December 1, 1891,
between the hours of IS X. and 1 r. M.
nol9-S2 - JOHN H. CLANEY, Secretary.
LOST MoneyTost by keeping old teal garments;
we pay cash for 'such, or exchange them for
new ones. Paulson Bros., 441 Wood st.
T OST Early on Sunday morning a memorandum
ju dook, witn letter ann oeiwrcn -i sua s..
Anj one returning the same to G. S, Walker, 5
Grant St., will be liberally rewarded,
SDisplay advertisements one dollar per
square for one insertion. Classified real estate
advertisements on Oils page ten cents per line for
each insertion, and none taken for less than
thirty cents.
UNTIL FURTHEE NOTICE
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Wanted Advertisements of all Kinds,
SUCH AS
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MALE HELP, BOARDING,
FEMALE HELP, BOARDERS,
AGENTS, MISCELLANEOUS,
PERSONAL, TO LET ROOMS,
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALES, LOST AND
FOUND.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
BUSINESS OFFICE.
Cor. Smithfield and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANT, FOR SALE, TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements shonld be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with Tiie DISPATCH.
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EMIL G. STUCKEY, :14th street and Penn avenue.
ALLEGHENY ADDITIONAL,
r. H. EGGERS & SON. Ohio and Cnestnut streets.
THOMAS McHENRY. Western and Irwin avenues.
PERRY M. ULEIM, Rebecca and Allegheny ars.
WASTED.
Male HcId.
BLACKSMITH for a bottle house.
Queen City Glass Co.
Apply to
CtLARINET PLAYER wanted; must be sober, re-
liable aud a good reader ;voung man preferred.
Address, stating ape, occupation and full particu
lars. A. R. Prather, Music Dealer and Jeweler,
TitnsTille, Pa.
C1LKRK Invoice and order clerk by Ironmanu
i facturer. Applv in own handwriting with
salary expected, D. II. & Co., Dispatch office.
BOY .SALESMEN In city and eery country
town. O'lteefe k Co., 703 Smithfield St.,
Pittsburg.
INSTALMENT book agents to examine our new
line of rapid-selling hpols. Bibles and albums,
specially adapted for the holiday trade: highest
commission paid. 1". J. Fleming ' Co., 135 Fifth
avenue. ,
MAN to cony music on cyclostyle or mimeo
graph. Address William. Dispatch oflice.
ORGANIST Familiar with the music of the
Episcopal Church as rendered by vested choirs.
Address Layman, Dispatch ofiice.
PRACTICAL MAN who understands thoroughlv
how to manage crucible and open hearth ste'l
plant with rolling mill and forge, where coal is
cheap and advantages tlie best, to take an Interest
to the amount of 510.000 to J2O.0O0, to receive liberal
salary and percentage of profits: no other than ex-
ferlenced man need answer. Address Uriah Rob
nson. Hotel Anderson; state what time an inter
view can be had, and where, on either the 23d or
2tth.
PLUMBEK
st., S. S.
-A good plumber. Call at 1809 Carson
SALESMEN Three traveling salesmen to handlo
the finest and best selling specialty In school
supplies eermanufactured: no book canvassing;
tills is straight business; wrilo for our S100 proposi
tion for trial month. O. W. Close, 315 Wabash av.,
Chicago, III.
SALESMEN wanted to sell line of cigars; $100 per
month and expenses oald. Address, with
stamp, Sumatra Cigar CDmpany, Chicago, 111.
SALESMEN Five first-class sewing machine
men, salary or commission. Wheeler & Wil
son SITE Co., 6 Sixth street.
SOI.ICITORS-Experienced
Fifth av.
tea solicitors.
TEA AGENTS everywhere.
Store, 208 Market st.
Our Favorite Tea
TWO good canvassers for laundry wagons.
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6Cll our goods: our new line will sell at every
house, and agents can rcan a harvest in a few
"weeks; will pay a salary of STSper month, if pre
ferred. Address at once Standard Silverware Co.,
Boston, Mass.
AGENTS for a much-improved "Life of Par
nelL " the great Irish leader, to which is addca
a biography of the Rt. Hon. Win. Ewart Glad
stone: pricefl 25;outfit30cents. F. J. Flemings
Co.. 135 Fifth av., Pittsburg.
AGENTS for a household article, the finest of its
kind: sellson sight; none but bustlers answer
this ad. Address with stamp, Bjx 73, Allegheny,
Pa.
AGENTS Few good agents; Ealary or commis
sion. Wheeler & AVilson Mfg. Co., No. 6
AGENTS S3 to $7 dally; experience unnecessary.
Putnam & Co.. Perfumers. West Winstcd, Ct.
AGENTS-Inqulre at Boom 411, Penn building,
708 Penn av.
Female Help Wanted.
COOK Small family. Apply Center av..
house from Craig st.
COOKS GirU for housework.
Allegheny.
133 Robinson St.,
GIRL To assist with housework. S3 Sheffield St.,
Allegheny.
01 OOD GIRL For general housework: -must be
X good cook and ironer. Apply at 21 Church
av., Allegheny.
GOOD GIKL for general housework,
street. ,
143 Fulton
LADY BOOKKEEPER-Readv to keep the books
of a -coal compinv at the general oflice. t5 miles
from Pittsburg, in one of the plea&antest towns in
"Western Pennsylvania: applicant must be a thor
ough bookkeeper in all its branches, including
voucher system; must write a good hand and be an
expert in figures; state 6alary expected. Address
President of Coal Co., Dispatch office.
Male and Female Help Wanted.
I7AMILYCOOKS. chambermaids, dining room
. girls, nurses, laundresses, 200 house girls,
kitchen, pantry and chambermaids for hotel and
boarding houses. German and colored girls, colored
male cook for restaurant, waiters, drivers, farm
hands, 3 colored men. Mrs. E. Thompson, 603
Grant St.
HELP 50 coal miners, butler, 10 farm hands,
hotel cooks, night cook, dishwashers, 4 din
ing room girls, store room girl, family cooks,
chambermaids. $1 to $5 per week; 200 house girls,
30 Germans, Swedes, colored girls, waitress. Mee
han's Agency, 543 Grant St., Tel. 90.
LADIES and gentlemen to solicit; one of the
greatest Inducements of the day; good work
ers can make big money. Call from 10 A. sr. until
0 p. M. at room No. 50, 108 Fourth av.. Shannon
building, Pittsburg. Pa.
-- A VT1 "WTtPtr tn An nil wnrV fn. ....11 .m
ill lly in country; good wages to thoroughly
competent people.
Address A. Z. I., Dispatch
omce
YOUNG MAN or woman understanding book
keeping and typewriting. Address the Bir
mingham Mfg. Co.
100
ITALIANS for railroad -work, grading
and mining: 3X)Klrls, cooks, dishwashers.
fanners, coal miners, drivers, nurses, laundresses,
railroad and river miners. Venter Cook, 610
Grant st.
Situations "Wanted.
POSITION By an cipcrienccd mine manager, as
superintendent or mine boss: have all neces
sary certificates; 25 J ears' experience; understand
mine surveying aud construction of mine ma
chinery: willing to go Sonth or West; best of refer
ences. Address Mine Manager, Dispatch office.
POSITION as steel works superintendent, fore
man or mechanical engineer: highest refer
ences. Address Engineer, Dispatch office.
POSITION As housekeeper in smalt family out
side of city preferred. Address E. II. C, Dis
patch oflice.
POSITION By a practical accountant, also ac
quainted with mute language. Books, Dis
patch office.
POSITION By experienced lady stenographer.
Address G., Dispatch oflice.
POSITION as housekeeper by
Sirs. Y., Dispatch office.
a lady. Address
PEACTICAL ENGINEER wants situation; good
references. B., Dispatch office.
SITUATION by a respectable man in warenousc
or store. Address J. H., Dispatch office.
Instruction.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEX-Eight away, to get
three month6' instruction in shorthand and
typewritingor 10 at the Actual Business College.
N os. 5 and 7 Sixth av. Day and night school now
open ; eleventh j ear.
VOUNG MEN and ladies to attend dayornight
J. school at the Actual Business College. No. 5
Sixth av. : bookkeeping taught by actual bdsiness
practice; penmanship, arithmetic, English train
ing by the month; $; shorthand; private instruc
tion a "specialty: leventh -ear. M.J. Conner,
President; 'J.'JI. Phillips, Expert Accountant.
WANTED.
Rnslness Opportunities Wanted.
WANTED-Man to manage branch Jobbing
house; ?25weeklv salary and expenses: ?2o0
or $300 cash ne.ccs3ary to cover part stock, get sit
uation and receive share of profits for Investment.
Address 48 Broad St., room 17, New York.
TITANTED To buy outright or manufacture for
t royalty, light iron or steel specialties. Ad-
dress Iron and bteel. Dispatch oflice.
YOUNG MAN of business experience wishes to
Invest (3.000 to $10,000 in a manufacturing
business with a view of taking an active part. Ad
dressK. R., Dispatch office.
Boarders and Lodgers Wanted.
OCCUPANTS For two unfurnished room,
suitable for housekeeping or doctor's offices. 107
Ross, and Fifth av.
OCCCPANTS-Forfurnislied rooms, with board;
also table boarders. 43 Anderson st.
OCCUPANTS-For a suite of rooms. South HI
land and Walnut Ets., E. E., city.
OCCUPANT for furnhhed room; private family.
8 Sherman av., Allegheny.
Rooms Wanted.
WANTED Large room or suite of rooms suit
able for library or meeting place for associa
tion of about 70 members: rent must be low.
Address Trustee, Dispatch oflice.
Bookkeeping Accounts, Etc, Wanted.
AUDITING and accounting I attend to any
thing in the line of intricate accounting,
auditing flic books of corporations, manufactur
ers, mei chants, hotels ana others. A. F. Sawhlll,
187 Federal St., Allegheny. Pa.
Fire Insurance Wanted.
BENSWANGER & ZAHN Fire Insurance, 60
Fourth av.
MONONGAHELA INSURANCE CO.-John H.
Claney, bec'y., W. A. Caldwell, Prcs't; 93
Fourth av.
Financial Wanted.
I FINANCIAL An incorporated manufacturing
: firm desires to sell $5. too of treasury stock to
extend business: this is a good, safe Investment:
stock will pav a satisfactory dividend and increase
in value; books and business open to inspection.
Address P. O. Box 747.
MONEY to loan Immediately: 830.000 has been
left with us to place this week In sums to
Milt applicants: this is a splendid opportunity to
parties wanting mouey at once. Morris & Flem
ing, 10S Fourth av.
MORTGAGES on city or A lleghcnv county prop
erty at lowest rates. Htnry A. Weaver &
Co.. 92 Fourth av.
"VfEW MEMBERS to join the Eastern Building
ll and Loan Association; it now has 10, 000 mem
bershoIding50,OCO shares of stock, and it has loans
on re.il estate aggregating $300,000; call or tend for
particulars. Andrew Marshall, Manager, 102
Fourth av., Pittsburg. Pa.
T'O LOAN ?20O, 000 on mortgages; S100 and up-
-a. .tutu ... v V K .-.-..., fsv. uw an . 3 ).. . l v..
resiliences or ousiness property,
farms S. II. French, 12o Fonrtli a
vacant lots or
"Y7"ANTED Wc nave money to loan m large or
v r small amounts on mortgages
all
ptica
erron tions will receive prompt attention.
W.A.
e sons, bv a ounu av.
Miscellaneous.
A GREAT reduction -e want evcrvbody to
know that we have reduced our best $3 00 cabi
nets to S3 00. Stewart & Co.. 90 and 92 Federal St.,
Allegheny, Pa. ; diamond Photoettes SI 00.
CI KOCERS and dealers to buv Boneless Boiled
X Hams. saus3ge, pork, spareribs, lard, all Kinds
smoked meat cheap. 12. A. Reineman, 1G Pitts.
Market.
MOTHERS to know that Aufrecht. the photog
rapher, 77 Fifth av., will make the finest
cabinet size photos of children for CO cents until
December, 91; all welcome.
OLD seal garments purchased for cash, or ex
changed for new garments. Paulson Bros.,
441 Wooil st.
PARTIES wishing choice properties Improved
or unimproved, ivill do well to consult W. A.
Lincoln, 104 Fourth av., who always has special
bargains that are not generally in the market, and
do not care to advertise.
PATENTS O. I). Lev Is (20 years). Solicitor, 131
Fifth av., next Leader, Pittsburgno delay.
rposell Thanksgiving week-
lO.000 boxes oranges
JL and 5, 000 bunches ba
ananas: also 20 tons of poul
try; we are neaaquaners: come ano see us oeiore
purchasing elsewhere. Pittsburg Produce Com
mission Co., Myers & Tate, prop's, 813 Liberty st.
rpEUNK.S hauled to and from East End for 60c.
Campbell & Davit, 12 Seventh av. Telephone
USE Jones' Bedbug Paralyzer Jones' Magic
Roach Powder; contains no poison: roaches
banished by contract; satisfaction given or no pay.
Prepared by Geo. W. Jones, 222 Federal St., Alle
gheny, Pa. fcold bv all nrst-class druggists.
"I A OOtJ dealers To buy oranges and bananas; we
X5 arc the largest receivers of all kindsof fruits
in this market; give us a caU, and wc will guaran
tee you lowest prices of any house in tho trade.
Pittsburg Produce Commission Co., Myers & Tate,
prop's. 813 Liberty St.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses. Vehicles, live Stock For Sale.
TYEL1VERY wagons Delivery wagons all styles;
l our own make. Wm. Beckcrt, 340 to 311 Ohio
st., Allegheny. Telephone, 3420.
TTORSES -Seventh
grand
combination sale at
XX Iron City Sale stables, rear 623
and 625 Penn
av.. Pittsburg. Pa., on Friday. November 27. at
10 A. M. ; 50 head horses, among the number J. B.
Donaldson, with record 2:41 over one-half mile
track, can trot 2:35 sure; 7 years old. sound, per
fectlv quiet; also several other good gentle horses:
English cart horse and harness, handsome, quiet
for lady to drive; one ponyB years old, harness and
cart, suitable for children; doctors' horses, Shet
land ponies, draft and saddle horses: parties need
ing stock can save money by purchasing here as I
am here to build up a trade and will guarantee satis
faction;ale positive rain or shine. George R.Wat
terson, proprietor; J. A. McKelvey, auctioneer.
Machinery and Metals For Sale.
AUTOMATIC hoisting engines Work perfectly
right and left, with single or double drum :
second-hand boilers and engines also on hand;
general machine work promptly executed: corre
spondence solicited. Combination Engine Co,,
Lim.,3140 Penn ave.. Pittsburg. Tel 1205.
TJOILERS and engines
second-hand; all sizes.
-Ls irom 4 to iuu 11.
boilers and engines
from 4 to 100 h. p. ; cheapest in the market: 46
in stock, stationary and porta-
ble. upright boilers, mounted farm engine, etc.
steam pumps governor, pulleys and shafting.
Telephone 4101, 23-25 Park way, J. S. Young,
Allegheny, Pa.
BOILERS Pair boilers and smoke stacks: in
good condition; will sell cheap Phcenlx
Brewing Co., Twenty-fourth and Smallman sts.,
Pittsburg.
RINDSTONES-In all sizes, for all kinds of
grinding; Cralgleith, 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. M. Kirby, 133 First
avennc.
MILL For saleor exchange for two good work
horses, one 12-inch French burr mill, one
half hone power Sprague motor and one Acme en
gine and boiler, all In good condition. Inquire at
245 Second av. or No. 4 Fifth av.
OECOND-HAND engines and boilers Two 33
O horse-power and two ten horse-power station
ary engines and boilers. One ten horse-power
portable on wheels. Thirty-five, 15. 12, ten and
eight horse-power engines, vertical and horizontal,
all good and will be sold cheap. Harmes' Machine
Depot, S9 First av.
SECOND-HAND planing mill machinery; two
double surfjeera; two single surfacers; one
single surfacer and matcher: one new 12-inch hand
jointer; wood and iron pulleys and hangers. Butler
& Gardner, Short and Liberty streets.
STEASI TJSEUS Do you want to save fuel, labor
and boiler repairs? Do you want to keep your
boilers free from scale? Do you want to increase
the steam-makhie capacity of your boilers? If so,
it can be done by the use of Bprrvmairs Feed
"Water Heater and Purifier. For particulars apply
Berryman, Seventh Avenue Hotel.
Miscellaneous For Sale
ANTHRACITE and bituminous coal and crushed
coke for domestic purposes; general hauling.
Latimer, Meyers & Co., Fourth and Trysts, and
Thirtieth and Liberty sts.
B1LLIAKD and pool tables, store counters, shelv
ing. No. 90 Diamond st.
iOAL 200 aere3 Youehloehenr
coal, convenient
Vy to Pemickey Railroad. Address
Blythedalc, Allegheny county. Pa.
z. scott.
CORDAGE Twine,
Co., 89AVaterst.
hemp packing. Flockcr &
EED BRICK Capacity 60,000 daily. Address
tVittracr Brick Co., Lim., 12 Federal St., Alle
glienv. Pa.
FOR SALE-BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities For Sale.
BRICKYARD For 6ale or rent, one or the most
central 6ites in the citv for brickyard at Oak
land, in tlie erv midst of building operations: ac
cessible by paved streets, and having enough clay
ot good quality to last for years; possession at anv
time. Address or call on John T. Shields, second
floor front, over Dispatch business office, Pitts
burg, Pa.
BRICK plant, consisting or grlndlngpan. engine,
boiler, etc.: engines, boilers, clavand ore pans,
and brick yard supplies. Thomas Carlln's sons,
Lacock and sandnsky sts., Allegheny.
TMSUGSTORF.
In Allegheny; done last year over
-L 50,000 business; ill health.
Auurcss jumure.
Dispatch office.
I FOUNDRY A successful foundry business In the
city In full running order; complete equip
ment and everything in good condition; business
last j ear fico.000; this is a rare opening; liberal
terms will be given: satisfactory reasons, forselling.
lull particulars confidentially from Jas. Vi. Drape
& Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
rjROCEEY STOHE-In Allegheny: good location:
VJ best reasons for selling. For particulars ad
dress D. E. W., Dispatch office.
HOTEL A licensed hotel, doing a good business
,,, in a live town in Ohio: also a restaurant on
Diamond st., Pittsburg, with a long lea:;, doing
a gooa busluess. For particulars see Liggett Bros.,
71 Diamond st.
PAPER RO UTK TOR S ALE-3Iakf ne K0 per week
grois; In town near Pittsburg. Address Route,
Dispatch oflice.
I ESTAURANT and saloon for sale. Jli Superior
, t St., opposite postoffice and city hall, J-leve-
square. Room 5.
I OTORE9, partnerships, business interests, bonds, I " ilSM
stocks and all kinds of bulncss chances at I 0,j penn P tfshnrcr Pa ' - "nrM
Chambers' Uusiues, Agency, 10 Toorth ui) JV Wnn.aVft, nttSbUIftKL j . SM
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
QflA-SPECIAL BARGAIN if taken before
JpOUU the 1st of next month. Book, notion
and wall store, grocery stores $200 to JlO.OOO. cigar
stores $3C0 to 1 1,200, bakerv, milk depot and route,
fish and oyster market, butcher shop, good gen
eral store. Holmes & Co., fiOSmlthilcld st.
Ql1 OOO CASH will control well-established pay-flPJ-j
ing business; will guarantee S2.C0O a Year;
satisfactory reasons for selling. Address ZYX.
Dispatch office.
Business Properties For Sale.
MANUFACTURING SITES Several deIrable
manufacturing properties, with and without
buildings and machinery, on lines of railroads and
rivers. T. II. Dickson. 06 Fourth av.
SALE of land by the "United States at Pittsburg.
Pa. Be It enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of America la
Congress assembled. That the Secretary of War be,
and hereby Is authorized and directed to sell and
convey to the purcliaser or purchasers, all the
right, title and interest of the United States, in
and to all that certain parcel of gronnd. belonging to
the United States, situate in the.c!tyof Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, at the northwest corner of Penn
avenue and Garrison allev. In the Fourth ward of
said city, fronting 100 feet on west side of Penn
avenue and extending northwardly along the west
line of Garrison alley, prcservingthe same width, to
low water line of the Allegheny river.subject how
ever, to such public easements as exist thereon and
thereover.Denot Quartermaster's Oflice. Washing
ton, D. C. November 7. 1811. Under the pro
visions of the above quoted Act of Congress, rp
pro cd May 21, 1890, and by direction of the Secre
tarvofWar. I will offer for sale at public auction
at the Stock Exchange in the city of Pittsburg, l'a..
on Saturdav. the 12th day of December. 18fl. at 3
o'clock Y. 31".. for cash, the property described In
said act, together with such improvements thereon
as belong to the United States, subject to the con
ditions set forth In said act. and subject also to the
tennrf and conditions named in the printed circu
lar of this date, coplesof which will be furnished
on application to the undersigned or to the Acting
Assistant Quartermaster at Allegheny Arsenal,
where also a plat of the ground can lie seen. The
right is resen ed to reject any or all bids, or to ac
cept anv bid or bids subject to the conditions pre
scribed in the circular referred to, and to require a
deposit of 5 per centum of the purchase money at
the time of .notification of acceptance of bid. Pay
ment of the full amount of the purchase mouey
must be made upon delivery of duly executed deed
or deed for tlie propertv purchased, or the
property may be resold, without further notice, at
the risk and costof the defaulting purchaser. The
cost of conveyancing will be borne bv the pur
chaser. George H. Weeks. Deputy Quartermaster
General. U. S. A.
(JO OOO ONLY No. 3329 Penn av: No. 1 Ioca
30) tion for hotel or anv other kind of business;
lot 20x103; 3-story brick store and dwelling of 9
rooms; stable on rearof lot: has been occupied as
saloon for over 20 years: at terms to suit puroiiaser;
ifnotsoldby January 1, it will be for rent for a
term of vparq vprv rpasonahlv to a first-class man.
who wilt stand an excellent chance to get a hotel"
license. See Thomas McCaffrey. 3oQ3 Jtnuer st. -
FOR SALE 131 PROVED REAL ESTATE
City Residences.
FORTY-FIFTH ST. 12 orlck houses: 10 per cent
Investment. Morris & Fleming, 103 Fourth
avenue.
East End Residences For Sale.
EMERSON ST. Tho four houses and lots and
vacant lot on Carron St.. between Shady and
South lllland avs.. East End. on the estate of
John W. Plttock. deceased, will be exposed to
public sale by order of the Court of Common Pleas
nf Allpfflipnv pnnnfr. nn Tuesday. November 24.
at 10 o'clock A. M.. in the real estate salesroom of
Jas. W. Drape & Co., Agents and Auctioneers, 313
vvooom.. I'lltsDurg. ijuu particulars gnen on
band bills, which can be obtained at above oflice or
sent by mail if desired.
Allegheny Residences For Sale.
1 BLOCK of six brick dwellings, in Allegheny,
IX. on thecornerof agood street, and lu me
cinity of the electric cars: within a short distance
of the parks ; excellent property for a sare and per
manent investment: would net the owner 6 per
cent: dwellings areconmaratlvelvnewand have fine
lmproeinents.
Pittsburg.
Jas. W. Drape & Co., 313 Wood St.,
NEAT dwelling house in Allegheny, within one
half square of the parks and electric cars;
eight rooms, b-tth and lavatory, stationary wash
stands, hot and cold water, etc. ; rooms and hall all
newly papered and painted throughout and every
thing, therefore, bright and theerful. Particulars
from Jas. W. Drape & Co., 313 Wood st., Pitts
burg. "YITESTERN AV.. Allegheny, a good residence
tV and 2 lots near the parks; modern conven
iences throughout in the residence and all in good
order: terms of payment can be extended over a
B;riod of years: immediate possession. Jas. W.
rape & Co., 313 Wood St.. Pittsburg.
QI"I 400 Small payment down, balance In
tlpXj monthly installments same as rent: new
frame house of five rooms; lot lixtoofeet: Tenth
ward, Allegheny City, near electric cars: good
neighborhood : nice location. John E. McCrickart.
HQFiflh av. Tel. 1676.
Suburhan Residences For Sale.
"f "f7TLKIN8BURG New brick house of six rooms.
recention hail, finished attic, range, bath.
w. c, washstand. city water, slate mantels, slate
roof, large closets, back and front Btalrs, ceilings
ten leei. nign on nrsi anu second uuurs; pauiry
Sapered throughout, electric light, nat. gas. com
inatlon chandeliers; was not built to sell; lot 43x
120 to alley: three minutes from depot and one
square from electric line; if you want a modern and
convenient home examine this house: price, S3,50O.
Hoffman &Baldride, Wllkinsburg, opposite depot.
xeiepnonc uvj.
FOE SALE LOTS
East End Lots For Safe.
lAlFTH AV.. East End 10O feet, more or less.
JU surrounded by bcantlfulstone residences, near
South Neglcy av. ; great bargain if taken soon.
Morris & Fleming, 103 Fourth av.
Farms For Sale.
I7ARM A fine grain and stock farm in the great
. corn belt ot the "West, near Council BlufTs,
Iowa: terms easy. Address Owner, &1 Preble av.,
Allegheny. Pa.
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL Novelty Printing Co.. 77 Diamond
st. ; all kinds of printing; best work at lowest
prices.
PERSONAL J. F. Dowdle. plumber and dealer
in fine gas and electric-light fixtures, 3)4
Wood st.
PERSONAL-Cash paid for old sealskin gar
ments, or will exchange them for new ones.
Paulson Bros.. 441 Wood st.
PERSONAL Cash paid for old sola and silver
watches and jewelry repaired: new work made
to order. Chris. Uuucb. 541 bmithtleld.
PERSONAL Et erett Club News The pianos
this week are club A. No. 293. Miss Mary
Flynne. 39 Thirtieth St.. Pittsburg; club B., No.
208, J. M. Klefer, Beaver Falls, Pa.
PERSONAL
nlwnvi r
When 1 was a small bov mv mother
always repaired my breeches and jacket, but
since I pot to be a firreatbifirman. Dfckon. the well
known tailor, G5 Fifth av., cor. Wood Bt., second
floor, has been substituted, wiio now does all my
cleaning, pressing and renovating in great shape.
Tel. 1553.
TJERSONAL Thackeray's works, complete,
X lOvols ft 00
Dickens1 worts, comnlete 2M
Shakspeare's works, complete 1 bto
Eliot's works, complete 2 CO
Prescotfs Mexico, 3 vols., gilt top 1 35
HuckleuprrvFinn 75
FKA'NK BACON & CO., 301 bmlthfleld st.
PERSONAL Thorn, the New York man dress
maker,, will make a reduction of $120 as a
holiday present to the first 2-1 scholars that com
mence. This Is a Jo discount from the regular
price to each puDll. This extraordinary ofler is
good lor the first 24 that call and get their names
on the book. Flrst come first served. As Mr,
Thorp, the inventor of this system, has no agent
in Pittsburg, hpwlll personally, with the assist
ance of Mrs. Thorp, teach these scholars. The
above Is a sufficient guarantee that it is a bona fide
offer. They will also make a specialty or teaching
finishing.' This Is something new educating
ladles' fingers to execute the finest work equal to
the finishing In the Paris dressmaking estabhsh
xnents. Schoolroom 913 Penn av.. near Ninth st.
FOUND.
FOUND Yon can sell or exchange your old seal
sacques at Paulson Bros.. 441 wood st.
FOUND Reliable portrait artists in crayon,
sepia and water colors; finest grades only; all
work done In windows In presence of the public to
prove tidtno bromide prints are used; order now
anu pay for Christmas; stores open tills p. m.:
satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. Union
Artists' Portrait Co., first floors, 703 Liberty st.,
607 Wood st.
KIDD'S
COUGH SYRUR
26 Cents Per Bottle.
GIVE IT A TRIAL It will giva satisfaction
in all cases. For sale by retail druggists
generally, and-at wholesale by
L K. HARRIS DRUG CO.,
Nos. 46 and 48 Seventh Avenna,
D019-D PITTSBURG, PA.
DR. E. W. DEAN,
DISEASES OF THE
Ears,Npse,Throat and ChestExclusivelj.
( Oflice hours 9 a. k. to I p. it.
931 Penn, ave., Pittsburg, Pa.
." k noll-iS-Jtr
TO LET.
Cltv Residences.
mn T.VT A HywUmnipTmAm, S?0 Tier TflO.
to
I a nrii itipa thprpaftpr. nn a desirable residence
street: location Tcry central. See W. A. Herrou &
Sons, 80 Fourth av.
East End Residences To Let.
FIFTH AV.. Sliadyside. term of three or flv
years, that desirable and beautifully located
ten-room house, bath, w. c. beth gaes. stable,
acre or land with choice frnitMmmediateposses
sion. Inquireof Henry Wlederlch, Wllklnsav. t
TO LET House 7 rooms; 20 minutes from Court
House: IS 50 monthly: Immediate possession.
J. W. Lowry, Kigde St., near Thirty-third, Thir
teenth ward, Pittsburg
a Allegheny Residences To Let.
"fcTICE five-room dwelling Federal st. extension.
i Inquire of J. E. McKee, 70S Penii av.. Room
611. t
Rooms To Let.
ELEGANT furnished rooms; both gas and bath
room. 322 Penn av.
IOOM Well furnished, with or wtthont board;
1 convenient to cable and electric cars; gas,
electric light and bath. Inquire C3K Penn av.,
E. E.
It OOMS Two unfnrnlf hed rooms for light honse
j keeping: parties without children. 24 River
av., Allegheny.
I) OOMS For light housekeeping. Room Rent
Vi Ing. 130 Robinson St., Allegheny.
Rnslness Stands To Let.
TO LET Oflice in building 75. 77 and 73 Diamond
"St.. with electric light steam heating. Janitor
and elevator service;rent J3C0 per year:also rooms of
various sizes with power: possession immediately.
Apolv to John T. Shields, second floor. Dispatch
building, corner Smithfield and Diamond streets.
TO LET Good new store room and cellar on
Penn av.. nearTwelfth St., onlv?30 a mouth to
April 1 : long lease can be had from that time at a
very, reasonable rent. W. A. Herron ,Sons, 80
Fourth av. t
TO LET Space with power Cor. Penn and Third
av.;' three floors: 20.000 feet space: abundant
power: g'ood light: splendid location: every con
venience. Apply Nicola Bros.. 20 Fifth av.
Sliscellaneotis .To Lets.
-1YCLOBAMA AUDITORIUM for lectnre. con-
yj certs, parties, etc.
Apply to Thos. McUenry,
63 Irwin av., Allegheny.
STABLE Suitable for three horses; very COn
venlent. Apply No. 19 Seventh av. t
ELECTRIC LIGHTING
-FOE
Dwellings, Stores, Churches,
AND
Public Buildings of All Kinds.
Thovcrybesteffecisin CEILING FREIZE
CHANDELIER, ELECTr.O-COMBINATION
CHANDELIERS and BRACKETS accom
plished by us. Every thine that 13 new, that
will cive satisfactory results, can be found
only in our stock. You will find it to your
interest to figttra with us, as we can tell you
a jrreat deal you ought to know about elec
tric lighting. Our whole time and attention,
backed by many years or experience, is
given solely to thisiusiness. The very best
workmen to bo found in this country, espe
cially skilled in this work, only employed.
Special designs furnished at any time. - Gas'
Chandeliers altered into Straight Electric
or Combination-Electric Fixtures at small
cost with very best results.
GEO. CYAN KIRK & CO.,
31-533 WOOD ST.
BOOMS 508,509, 310, 312.
0C2M3
CHARLES SOMERS,
I
129 FOURTH AVE.,
OPPOSITE NEW POSTOFFICE.
no22-133-D
NEW YORK'S LATEST CP.AZE,
LAMBS Iff WE PIT. '
D02242 BOSTON NOVELTY STORE.
$500. TO 8500,000
TO LOAN
alFWW UUUIUlli
gaaes, city or country property, at lowest
rates. J as. vv . uiiAr r; s, uu,
313 Wood street, Pittsburg.
Telephone No. 973. uo2(MS-d
O. D.LEVIS, Solicitor of Patents,
131 Iifth ave., above Smithfield, next Leader
office. No delay. Established?! years. oc2-6l
' SPECIAL TO
-
AND -
PRUDENT
The marvelous growth in
IK IE :lt S I3STO- T OUST
Caused by families moving into their own houses; those
engaged in busin.ess, and the starting of some of its man
ufactories have so overcrowded the 300 houses already
built that it is imperative that hundreds of dwellings
should be erected at ONCE. Dwellings can be rented
or sold as soon as finished. We have numerous inquirers
FOR them daily. No quicker returns or better results
can be made in placing money for investments than in
DWELLINGS, HOTELS, BOARDING HOUSES or
STOREROOMS at
KHEHSTSIZLNTGi-T OUST.
Buy lots and commence building now, and they will
be ready for occupancy when the numerous works located
there are in operation. We will make' special 'induce
ments to those who buy lots and build at once.
It is an object to us, and we will give all benefits to
those building immediately..
The most desirable part of Kensington was reserved
for dwellings and is now graded, streets opened and
ready for the builder. It is situated on the upper side of
the R. R. and' commands a delightful view of the entire
new city and surroundings.
We would be pleased to confer with those who are
looking for a good investment. None better can be made
than in the erection of houses in this fast growing city.
Visit it and be convinced. Free tickets given there
and return. For further information apply at office of
THE BUIELL IMPROVEMENT GO., sM
- No. 96 Fourth Ave.. PiftiW. Pa. 7' '" TWM
s AUCTION SAXES.
Administrator's Sale!
A. LEGGATE & SON, Auctioneers.
Fidelity Title & Trust Company,
Administrator of Daniel C. Hamilton, de
ceased, will sell at public auction, THCR".
DAY MORNING, December Z. at ID o'clock,
on the premises, No. 27 Ohio street, Alle
gheny, the entire stock of druns, showcase,
storo fixtures, lease of the drug store, be
longing to tho late
Daniel C Hamilton.
Fixtures and stock may bo inspected on.
the morninjrs of December land 2 from 9 to
11 o'clockat the above-named store, nold-21
EXECUTOR'S SALE.
A. Leggatc Jb Son, Auctioneers.
Fidelity Titlo and Trust Company, Ex
ecutor ot Washington Beck, deceased, will
sell at public auction
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1&,
At 2 o'clock r. jr., on tho premises. No. 60
South Sixteenth" street, Sonthside. the fol
lowing described property: 3 lots, SOxSO feet.
No. CO South Sixteenth street, having erected
thereon a two-story frame building, being'
the machine shop of the late
WASHINGTON BECK.
Also all tho machinery, tools, belting,
sbaftins, holler, enjtine, etc., etc., contained
in said building. Property can bo seen on
Friday and Saturday, November 27 and'-28.
from 0 to 11 o'clock, or on application to the)
administrator, No. 123 Fourth avenue.
nol8-23
AUCTION SALE.
Fine Furniture, Carpets, Piano, Etc.,
TUESDAY MORNING, NOT. 24, at 10 oclockv
at tho rooms of the Henry Auction
Co., 21 and 2S Ninth street.
The furnishment of a residence moved to
tho store for sale. Hanasomo chamber
suites in walnut, oak and maple, fine parlor?
suites in tapestry, hrocatelle and plnshis,
piano forte. Domestic sewing machine al
most now, lino dining room furniture, in
'walnut, leather upholstered, book case,
wardrobes, bnreaus, washstand, lountces,
chairs, rockers, mattresses, springs and bed
ding, brussels and ingrain carpet for rooms
hal Is and stairs, dishes and glassware.kitchea
and laundry furniture: sale pooittve.
iit.-vi.v t:rTinv rn
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Auctioneers.
"CURST-CLASS MACHINE SHOP AND
Jt? brass foundry at public sale,-SATU1J-D
AY, November 23, 1K11, at 2:30 r. n. The un
dersigned will offer at pnblic sale, on thn
premises, at Bissell station, B. & G. K. K-,
about two (2) acres of land, fronting B. & O.
It. K. and the Youghioghenv river, upon,
which there i erected a machino shop 203
feet long and SO feet wide; also a brasa foun
dry ahout lfixSO feet, tocther with compietw
outfit of lathes, planers, grinders, "drill
presses, boiler, engine and electric light;
plant, all of the latest improved and bec
manufacture, new and in good order. Term
of sale fifteen (15) per cent cash on day of
sale and halance on delivery of deed and
hill of sale. Train leaves 15. O. depot at
Pittsburg at 1:10 p. ar., arriving at Bissell in
time to examing the plant and machinery
hefore the kale. For further information ad
dress JAMES L. DeLOXG, McKcesport, l'a.
no21-12
E-SMlTHsON, REAL KSTATE AND
. GENERAL AUCTIONEER, Room 5
Eisner tmilidng, Fifth av. and Wood st
Sale" of Jewelry and Merchandise at stores
Furniture at residences promptly attend,
ed to. oc2l-26-r
cnoick PROPERTIES.
MANUFACTURING SITE
IJFOtt SALE.
About ten acres of nico level ground nt
short distance from tho city, on the Monon
gahcla river, with a large new ironclad
building and side tracks from main lineo
railroad on same. Will bo sold at a bargain.
Address
POSTOFFICE BOX 25t,
oc3C-19-n
Pittsburg. Pa.
laJCCATlONAL.
PIIDDV CAIVERSITY.
bUnnl SIXTH STKEKT.
CUKRT Collegiate Department, ThoBest.
CURRY Normal School, Tlie Rest.
CURRY English Training School, Tho Best.
CURRY Business College, The Best.
CURRY School of Shorthand, The Rest.
CURRY Conservatory of ilusic, Tlie Best.
CURRY School of Elocution. The Bet.
CURRY Faculty and Discipline, Tho Best.
Call or send for catalogue. II. M. KOWE,
President. oc2t-31
FIDELITY
TITLE AND TRUST CO.,
121 and 123 Fourth ave.
Capital, $1,000,000. Insures titles to real
estate. Acts as executor, administrator,
guardian, etc. Trustee for corporation
mortgages. Safe deposit vault boxes from
$3 to $200. oc 11-51
BUILDERS
INVESTORS.
population of the new city of
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