'fTZ-?7'r:ii;l-
JI'KEESPORT TII1EYES.
Detective? Capture Three Very Im
portant Criminals.
A YOUNG WOMAN LEADS THE GANG.
She Is Found in Hiding- at Saints' Best,
Xcar New Castle.
PLACES TVHERE DAI) BOYS rLODBISH
McKeesport citizens hope that after the
present term of Criminal Court they can
take down the barricades they have built
around their houses to protect themselves
from thieves and once again live in the be
lief that their property is s-ecurc. For as
far back as the mind of man can reach the
bis borough and little city has been in
fested v iih i hat was believed to have been
a desperate gang of villains living in canes
and marauding the homes of honest people
in the protection of darkness, llobberies
were reported every morning, but outside
of the report nothing was done. Recently
detectives have been employed, and it is
hoped that safety will again be established.
Throe of the gang are in jail awaiting trial
before 'Squire Douglas, of Boston. They
will be given a preliminary examination
soon and will probablv be held for court.
The names they give are "Cat" Porter,
Albert Porter and Mrs. Amelia Carburger.
The latter is a comely woman about 28
years old, and it is claimed she was the
guiding mind that directed her two pals.
After Porter was arrested she left
the town, and was not heard from
until a few days ago. She was finally traced
to Xcw Castle and lound at a place called
"Saint" Re. " Porter is the youngest of
iiie three, being only 19 years old, and is
held under three charges ot petty burglary.
He has given the information leading to
the arrest of Walkins and Mrs. Carburger.
In speaking of the many McKeesport
robberies yesterday. Detective Murphy
said he thought the greater part had been
committed by bad boys. "The town has
more wild youths than could be
placed in an averaged-sized reforma
tory," continued Mr. Murphv. "Before it
was incorporated as a city, the police serv
ice wa necessarily poor, but now they are
doing better work and. when a few prose
cutions have been made in court, the rest
will get seared and obey the law. I am
not doing any work for the town, but am
well acquainted there and have been told
by the oficials that a thorough renovation
will be made"
CHECKS FOK TBAVELEBS.
The American Express Company's Plan
for Drawincr Money Abroad.
The American Express Company is in
troducing a system that will make it easy
for travelers in foreign countries to get
money without being identified and
put to other inconvenience?. It is in
tended to do away with the letter of
credit, which has served its day
of usefulness. The company is issuing what
it calls "Travelers checqucs " The limit of
each book is Si,O00, and persons can buy 23
jnany as they please. The checksrun from
ilO to 5100, and will be accepted for hotel
hills and other expenses without being
cashed, or the money can be had for them in
any jilace in Europe. The rate charged
is one-lourtn ot 1 per cent, wlncti
is cheaper than the letter of credit, and
avoids the loss in exchange in going from
place to place. Ilefore starting for Europe
the buyer writes his name on the upper
margin of each check, and all the identifica
tion needed on the other side is the similar
ity of the signature. There is a place on
the lower margin lor the name, and this
niU'-t be signed to make the check-good.
M. it Vaillant, the I'ittsbnrg agent, said
the company had located agents in all the
principal towns and cities in the British
Isle and on the Continent. The traeler
5s provided with a little book showing the
loci! ion of all the offices. In addition a
letter of introduction is given at the home
office, and this makes it pleasant for people
in a strange place. The agent feels that he
knows his man, and is expected to look
after his interests. On each check the
vaue of the amount in the inoncr of the
various countries is placed, and this makes
it easy for a traveler who is not familiar
with Ioreign exchange values. If any of
thcchccks are not used the inoncr will be
refunded. Mr. Vaillant says the system
fcas been in operation only a" few
1vr. but the results are satisfac
tory. The company auuic the risk of
forgery, but there is little chance for cheat
ing to be done. He claims the checks will
be 6 pood as cash anywhere. Only those
who have traveled much know how troublc
suhc it is sometimes to draw money on a
letter of credit. Men have been compelled
in wait in a tonn several d.iys until the
lisuikft had made the proper imjuirics.
The Uoj-eolt Declared Off.
The riiffirnltj- between the retail butchers
ond tfac Winter Alibatoir Company, of
Herr'f, Wand, the ttorv of which wa lold
'xe!ivev in yetcrdays Dispatch, lias
ln mijiifle'l anJ the boycott of the
butchers has been withdrawn. A con
tcretice of a committee or the butchers and
a member of the Winter Company was held
Twdcrday rr.ornintr, afier which jfr. "Winter
announced that lie would hereafter Fell no
tt Jo the I'itti-buii; hotels. The grievance
liaWntj been relieved the boycott was de
clared vK.
W'JTES your liver is out of order use Dr.
JarncV Sanative PilN, and j-ou will hrinij
twrk tins orsan 10 a healthy condition,
ih! pet rid ol many distressing symptoms.
The- Maiden's .Tewel.
From time immemorial "The Strand of
1'carls" have been worn by the fair maidens
Sis their first ornament." It typifies inno
ccace. A nice collection at
JlAKDV & HAYI1S',
lew clers,
r.Z3 Smithlield stieet.
Tlirce doors from Citv IlalL
Tn-Daj, nt Only SO,
We ifler you achoice of It'iO men's fine ovcr
osaXs and decani ulster, cloth lined, big
collars, all sires. Such garments as these
uranliv sell for 51- and f4. To-day our
r'ceSC.
C. C C, I'ittsburg Combination
C3otl)inj; Company, corner Grant and
Iiaiiiuud streets.
(lite Him a Rath Kobe.
Slcp around into the men's department
jjjen you are in the store to-day. The lar?
est collection of bathrobes, trnokin.e jackets
awn neckwear ever gathered in these cities.
JOS. HOKKE& CO.'S
1'enn Avenue Stores.
IS. Jt IS.
Kcdaccd rnr-trimmed new-markets, 550
to 23, 525 io 51 5. lioacs & Bum.
"CllKMirAi, Diamonds.
Iter? Wonderful "ems.
What are
Go Him a Smoking .lacket.
Wcliave beyond doubt the iullest and
JarSest collection ever shown in these cities.
Jos. House & Co.'s
J'cnn Acnue Stores.
fvTE James H. Aiken & Co.'s novelties in
teen's fine neckwear, 100 Fifth avenue.
C,fl90 Scarfs open on our counters to-day,
OD cents. Will 1'kick, 47 Sixth st.
"CnitlCAl. Diamonds'
tTJic et"1ith wonder.
defy experts.
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. . ' kM .rrH'.fi iinlliirV 111 iiiTlilMJil
. ilTtfjBiffcMBMIBBliMMK 1-- MTf .TmII "Jgyfri i J n rTl' i't J ? r Tai, mi BiiKajfl; 'IN " ' ''..'T.iiini iT-w to rt ..
CHANCE TOE A FOBTUNE.
Mr. Yl'rlght Say a Process or Machine for
Drying Fiili Is Kadly Needed.
"There is a fortune for the man who will
invent a process or a machine for drying
fish," said Thomas .T.Wright, of Nashville,
at the Monongahcla House yesterday. "Salt
water fish are a luxury in the interior of the
country, and only the rich can
buy them. The poorer classes
are shut out from what ought to be a cheap
.article of food. They dry the finest fruits in
California, and ship them all over the
States. I have often wondered if the same
methods couldn't be used to cure fish. Sev
eral hours alter fish are taken out of the
water, they are almost unfit to eat, and
transporting them fa a fresh condition for
any groat distance is out of the ouestion. If
I tliey could be dried for a small sum on the
spot, what a boon to humanity it would be.
"'When the New Orleans Exposition was
first broached, 1 was one of the consulting
directors. I tried to persuade Major Burke,
the Direc'or General, to give up the pro
ject, as the city was too far removed from
the trade centers. I suggested that it
would be a good plan to make a specialty of
fish. I designed an aquarium for him and
wanted specimens from the gulf and rivers
placed in it. The idea was to pav consider
able attention to their loods. Then I ad
vised the Major to oner a premium for a
drying process. He adm tted it would he a
novelty, but he was afraid to venture into
specialties. I should like to see the plan
carried out at the World's. Fair. It
wouldn't cost much and would be an ob
ject ot great interest to sightseers."
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
3Ieetinsrs-
rpHE A"XUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
J. HOLDERS of the Maconie Fund Socletv of
Allegheny county will he hildatMaoulc Temple,
on Fifth avenue, on MONDAY. December 7. 1S91,
at 6 o'clock r. M. A. M. rOLLOCK.
del-78 Secretary.
T'HE REGULAR ANNUAL, MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Pittsburg and Alleitheuy
Drove Yard Comjianr will be held at the oflice of
the company. It. JL o.'It 1 station, comer blnlth
field andT Water streets, Pittsburg. Pa.. MONDAY.
December 14, ls31, at 11 A. si. C. S. WIGHT,
no2)-78 secretary.
rplIE" REGULAR ANNUAL "MEETING OF
L th stockholders of the Pittsburg and Falr
portTenninal Company will be held at the office of
the eompanv, Kaltlmofe and Ohio Uallruad station,
corner Mnithheld and Water streets., Pittsburg,
Pa.. MONDAY, December H. Ml. at2r. w.
del-Ss C S. WIGHT, ecrrtarv.
yOTlCE THE MEMBERS OF MANCHESTER
i Cattle No. 212. K G. E., a re requested to meit
at their hall, corner of Beaver aenue and Juniata
street, Allephenv City, on SUNDAY. Decembers
18D1, ;it 1 o'clock sharp, to attend the funeral of
our late brother, Charles M. cliellman. Members
ot sister castles are cordially Invited to attend.
Bv order of the castle.
CHARLES MILLET!, N. C.
Attest: ED POGUE, M. of R. pro tem. de5-l
OFFICE OF THE DfQUrjsNETKACTIOA' CO,
CItAIG THEET.
:!
PlTTsUUKG. Dec. 4. 1SS1
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
VTOTICE IS llEUEHYGIVEXTHATASPECIAL
11 meeting of the stockholders of the Duquesne
Tractiou Couipjm -will tie held xit the office ot" the
eompanv, Crale strict, P!ttburg. Pa., on THURS
DAY MOICMXG. Deccinbtr 17, IsM. at J0:30
o'clock, to consider and pass upon a ue&tl n of
approlnor ditapproviiiK a proposed operating
contract between the Dtiquene Traction Company
and the railway companies who railways are
opt rated In Hand the Pit tslmrp Traction Company
and the railway companies. whoe raflnasare
operated Uy It, lu relation to the operation ot'all of
tali! railways, and tucli other btilncs In connec
tion therewith as ma come before the meeting.
The stock books of the eompanv, for purposes of
tran-ter, will beeloed from December 13, lsyj, to
December 17, IS9I, inclu&Ue. By order of the
Board of Directors.
CHKISTOPHEK T,. MAGEE, President.
JAMES A. AlcDEVITA fcecretarv.
iie5-P0-D
OFriCE OF PlTTSTHJRG TllACTION CO.,
310 I'lrTH AVENUE, PlTTSDDRG,
Dec. 4, isai.
Notice to Stockholders.
V-OTICE p HEKE1IY GIVKX THAT A
1 fcpeclal Meeting of the Mockholders ot the
Pittsburg Traction Compinv will be held at the
oonipaiii 'jwifllcc. No sin Fifth &enue, Pitt&burg,
Pa., on THUltsDAY 3I01EXIM.. December 17,
11, at 10:30 o'clock, to consider and pa-ss upon a
question of apprmiiigor disapproving a proposed
operating con tract between the PitUhurg Traction
Company and the rallwa companies whom rail-
yn are oprraieo nj n aim me jjuquebiie iracnon
Company and the railway companies uhoserail
wajh are operated by It, In relation to the operation
ofjill ofsaid rnfJwajnand euch other business in
conneetlou tlicn'w itli as may come leforelhe meet
ing. Thet-tock 1 ooks of the company for purpoes
of transler will be closed rom Deeemberl3, 1891, to
December 17, 1811, luclusle. By order of the
Board ol Directors.
G."W. EMUNS. President,
de5-Sl-D J. G. TBAGGARDH, iSecretary.
J-OTICE-TllOMAS
B. KEA.
frAMUEL REA.
Office ofRc.i llros. i Co.,
J
Hanker and ltrofcers.
I'ittsdcho, Dmiuhcr 2. isai
Holders of our cxteni-lon notes ien In settle-
if (f0 per cent h.iinc licen paid lu v.nli). dated Oc-
ioikt ic.ii. pavniHe one year aner uaie. wiin ine
rijrht l.ianliclpaie, are requesiMi to present the
same lor pa luent.
de-T-n
Ki;A 11KO&. Jfc CO.
GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK.
Fntll the reeonstnietion of our lmtldin?:, corner
Wood and Diamond streets, which "we expect to oc
cupy again lv March, IS'C, we are temporarily lo
cated at No. 7 Sixth arenue, corner of wood street.
Depositors ol One Dollar and upward received
ami interest paid thereon, commencing on the First
and Kiiteinlliof e.ich Month, ind parnhle geml
annuallvon the firbtdarsof Janjarvand July. If
not draw n the interest f added to the principal.
CHAS. Jlh.YP.AN,
President.
JOS. AltF.I.,
Vice President.
A. K. XIF.MAXN, Secretary.
II. AVII.KER. Tn-asnrcr.
GEO. W. UUTHKIK. Solicitor.
OlH'n dallj iroml A. M. to 4 r. M., and on Patur
dajs lroin a. M. to6r. M. oc!-4G-tts
I'usincss ClianjrcK.
DISsOI.ITTIOV-NOTlCi: IS I1KUEBY GIVEN
that on Jnlv 1, lu. (he partnership tliereto
lore existing le.vrccn lite nnatrsignt.d under the
llrm nime of JlrQulttv. Jlorpin & Co-.-ngaged In
the dr goods and grocery business in CharUers
boroug'Ii. was dissolved hr mutual consent. All
debts iw ing said nrni are to be paid to Samuel Mc
QiutM. wImi lias bought tlic Interests of the retiring
members, Messr-. Dtuall and Morgan, and all de
mands on said Urm are to lie nreented to him for
payment. A1U"FI. MrQUITTY. A. 4. SIC
yiTITTY.JOHN II. DANALUllIOMAb W. 51(111
OAN. . del-la
"VOT1CF, IS HEWMIV OlVEN THAT THE
- paitnership laulv subsisting between K. L.
McCullY. Selwjii SI. Taylor and L-. G. Woods, all
of Pittsburg. Pa., under tile Arm name of Mc
Culh. Tajlor.t Woods, has tills day been dissolved
by mutual agreement; It has also been agreed that
It. I.. McCulIy shall have sole power to wind up
the business of said partnership; all debts owing
said firm arc to !e paid said K. 1.. McCully and all
demands on 6aid linn are t3 be presented to him
lor pa j men t.
K. L. McCULLY.
F.I.WY'N JI. TAYLOR,
d3-;i-MThs I,. G. WOOUs.
I.pal Xotices.
-V-DTN'IMS IIKREHY GIVEN THAT THE UN
- DEItMliN ElMus no agent or other lierson
in her iuplo wliois autliorired to transact busl-ni-sof
an)' Kind lor her or In tier nameor to incur
any lil,s and liabilities In her name.
Dkci juiki; 3, IS'l. J. L. 3I1I.LER.
del-10
fypTATi: or maky kutii. deceased-
I a Notice is hereb gien that letters testamentary
on the estate of Mary Ituth have been granted to
the undersigned, to liom all persons Indebted to
said estate are ivipiested to make immediate pay
ment, and those lmJng claims against the same
should male tl.cin kuo n withoutdeiav.
J. E..IOOb. lt-illadisonav., Allegheny.
0rMl!. I'.OLF, btcondst., Allegheny.
noa-M-s
II. McFAItLAND. 110 Dlamona street.
ESTATF. OF WILLIAM LYONS. DECEASED.
I Administrators' notice. Letters or adminis
tration on the estate or William Lyons, late of
city or Allerhenj. county or Allegheny. Mate of
Pennsylvania, deceased, have been "granted to
Marl.m Lunam! William Lvons. Jr., rcsidingln
saidclti, countj and Mate, to wliom all persons
indehtiti to said cstab air requested to make im
mediate payi.iellt, -ind those haing claims or
tkmauds will nuke known the same without delav
to MARION LYONS,
, , WM. LYONS, JP...
Administrators, 417 Wood street.
Or II. Mcl'ARLAND, Att'y. 110 Dlamoud St.,
Pimburg. H07-1D-8
VTOTICF. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
ll application will lie. made to the Governor of
Pnn,5lyaniaonthe 31TII DAY'Or DECEJ1HER.
JiOl, by bainiu'l E. Moore. Bernard '. lUflertv,
Joseph P Capiieau. Howard Cliilds and W. C
utiierlanil, uinier the act of Assembly entitled
'Aii ait to proWdc for tht Incorporation and reg
ulatiniMif certain cfirporatlnus" approcd April
V3, U71, and the supplements tlicrrto, ror tlic
charter of an Intended corporation to be
called Kensington lmprovtrnciit Conipanv, the
character and object of which is ror the purpose of
the purchase and sale of real estate, and lor hold
ing. leasing and selling real estate, and ror these
purpf,es to invc posws6 and enjoy all the rights,
iienetitsand pri Ikgcsof said act of Asscmblyand
supplements therein.
LI ON, ilcKEE & bANDEhoN,
dc3-3-Th solicitors.
J9S"Disptav advertisements one dollar- per
square or one insertion. Classified real estate
advertisements on this page ten cents per line for
each insertion, and none taken for less than
thirty cents.
1 .nrnSunSo DAfip
' AUVtH I lotlYltN I O UN I nib rUlt
Classified under the following lirndmcs will be ac-
rcpien ai iup rate oi
ONE CENT PER WORD
FOE EACH INSERTION when nalJ for In ad
vance cither at main or branch offices.
Wanted Advertisements cfallKinds,
SUCH AS
SITUATIONS,
JIALE HELP,
rESULE HELP,
AGENTS,
BOOMS,
HOARDING,
BOARDERS,
MISCELLANEOUS,
TO LET KOOMS,
PERSONAL,
MISCELLANEOUS FORSALES, 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
TRANSIFNT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO U P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with THE DISPATCH.
FOR ALLEGHENY, NO. 107 FEDERAL ST.,
TELEPHONE 3621.
FOR THE SOUTHSIDE. NO. 1115 CAR6QN
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. C022.
FOR THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, 6121
PENN AV.
riTTSBURG-ADDITIONAL.
THOMASMcCAFFREY. 3509 Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY, 2li street and Penn avenue,
ALLEGHENY-ADDITIONAL.
F. H. EGGERS & SON. Ohio and Cnestnut streets,
THOMAS McHENRY", Western and Irwlnarenuet.
PERRY' II. GLEIM, Rebecca and Allegheny avs.
WANTED.
Male HelD.
APPRENTICE Smart yontn. quick at ngurcs,
civil engineering and architecture. Engineer,
Dispatch office.
BOIL BRSI AKERS-Slx good men. Apply at the
Sharon Roller Works, Lim.. Sharon, Pa.
B1
OY to reed cylinder press. 14 Grant st.
MACHINE FITTER and millwright: must be well
experienced and reliable. Apnly Somerset A
Johnsouburg 3Iauufacturiug Company, 18 Ninth
St., city.
MAX For out of thecitj': an experienced man
canaille of designing machinery lor the most
economical tapping ot iron pipe nuin
Address.
staling references and salary
F. G.
Dispatch
ouice,
MAN An active man as outside salesman for an
old established house: prerer one that c-in
purchase, an Interest of JiCOOto ft.ocfl. Address
A. B.. Dispatch office.
OALESMAN WANTED Salary and expenses
O rrom start; permanent place; good opening. Ap
ply, with references. Brown Bros. Co., Nursery
men, Rochester, N. Y.
SALESMAN Of experience to represent an East
ern shirt manufacturer in Ohio and Western
Pennsylvania. Address E. M., Dispatch office.
SALESMEN Five flrst-class sewing machine
men, salary or commission. Wheeler &W11-
son MTg Co.. b Sixtli street.
SHEARSMEN-Two first-class guide mill shears
men : no trouble. Pittsburg Forge & Iron Co..
Ninth ward, Allegheny, Pa.
SALESMAN to sell our line of dress goods on
commission. Schuylkill Mills, Box 1192, Phila
delphia, Pa.
tpINNER A eooa man: steady work to the right
X man. Apply Ed Burchold,"79 Grand av., M1I1
ale borough.
R Experienced
,3611 Butler st..
tinner,
city.
John Smith &
"1ITANTED Assistant bookkeeper: a young man
It as assistant nookkeepcr In a wholesale house;
one with some experience. Apply, stating age,
references and salary wanted. Box I, Dispatch
office.
"TITAN! EO A flrst-clits layer-out. at C. Cun
1 1 nlngham's Boiler "Works, (327 Greenpolnt av.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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; 30 to MM per cent profit: one agent's sales
amounted to $G20 In six days: another 321ntwo
hours: we want one energetic general agent for
each Mate nd Territory. For terms and fullpartlcu
lars, addrvss Tlic Monroe Eraser Mlg. Co., La
Crosse, Wis.
AGENTS To sell the Plnless Clothes Line: the
only line ever Invented that holds the clothes
wiiuom pins; a peneci success; patent recently
issued; sold only by agents, to whom the exclu
sive right Is glen: on receipt of 50 cents we
will send a sample fine bv mall; also circulars;
price list and terms to agents; secure your territory
at once. Address Tlic Pitiless clothes Line Co.,
in Uennon St., Worcester, Mass.
AGkNTS We furnish team free to agents who
sell our goods: our new line will sell at every
house, and agents can ran a ban est in a few
weeks; will pay a salary or?7Sper month. If pre
ferred. Address at once standard Silverware Co.,
Boston, Mass.
AGENTS Installment agents; call at once and
see our bcautirul line or albums for the holiday
trade; the finest line In the citv,
highest commissions paid. E.
Federal st., Allegheny. Pa.
at lowest nrices:
GatBly Jfc Co., 1"
A GENTS-Deslrlne to
handle side line;
1 weight; can carry goods in pocket; will pay
good money to workers. O. E. Shields, 127 Filth
a.
AGENTS
slon. blxth st.
-lew good agents: salary or commls
Whcclcr A. Wilson Mrg. Co,, N'o. 6
AGENTS WANTED-Flvc to ten dollars per day;
inclose stamp lor circular. Home Proteciii e
Association, 174 (irlswold street, Detroit, Mich.
1 GENT S3 to $7 daily: experience unnecessary.
i. Putnam & Co., Perfumers. West Wjnsted, Ct.
"fklSTIUm' AGENTS-For the Citizens Mutual
XJ Life Insurance Association ol New York. Ad
dress Murry A Edsall, General Agents, Fldelity
tmllding, Pittsburg.
Female Help Wanted.
COOKS-G Iris for housework. 130 Robinson St.,
Allegheny.
GIRL Good girl for housework. Mackenzie,
Superior av., Allegheny, Pleasant Valley
cars.
HOUSEICF.ErER-Good house to proper person.
Apply 5228 Carnegie ay.. Eighteenth ward,
city.
"ITfAIST and skirt makers; experienced. 630 Penn
t T avenue.
Male and Female Help "Wanted.
AT ONCE Ten rarm hands. 50 coal miners, col
ored butler, waiters. 200 girls Swedes. Ger
mans, colored help, conks, chambermaids, wait
ress, hotel and restaurant cooks, dishwashers, din
ing room, pantry girls: girl to assist in bake shop.
Median's Agency, ."H-i Grant st. Tel. 90.
"VtURiiES, chambermaids, dining room girls,
1 laundresses ror ramillcs; 200 house girls;
German girls, kitchen, nantry anil chambermaids
for hotels; cooks and dishwashers for restaurants
and boarding hotses: waiters, drivers, rami hands;
white and colored male help supplied on short
notice. Mrs. E. Thompson, 003 Grant st.
Hoarders and Lodger Wanted.
OCCUPANTS For furnished front room with
board: terms reasonable: Union av., Alle
gheny. Address A. II., Dispatch office.
OCCUPANTS-For furnished front room with or
without board, corner South Highland and
Walnut St., East End.
OCCUPANTS for furnished rooms, to gentlemen:
Atwood st., Oakland. Inquire at office, H.
Ninth st.
OCCUPANTSj-Gentlcmen for furnished rooms.
151 Meyran ave.. Oakland.
Hookkeepins Accounts, t&, Wanted.
AUDITING and accounting I attend to any
thing in the line of Intricate accounting,
auditing the books ot corporations, manuractur
ers. merchants, hotels ana others. A. F. SawhllL,
1S7 Federal St.. Allegueny, Pa.
TO keep a tew small sets of books for those whose
business docs not Justiry the emplojment of a
bookkeeper regularly: also the balancing or books
and making business statements ror current vear.
11. W. Mccafferty, Expert Accountant, third floor,
Ud Diamond st.
Financial Wantea.
BONDS, stocks, mortgages and other securities.
Kd Wlttlsh, 410 Giant St., Pittsburg.
MONEY to loan at lowest market rates on bond
and mortgage; no delay. Reed B. Coyle A
Co., cor. Fourth av. and Grant st.
MONEY to loan on mortgages: lowest Interest;
no delay. Black & Balrd, A3 Fourth av.
MORTGAGES Money to loan in sums to suit at
4M, 5 and 6 per tent. Robert G. Bailey, 152
Fourth av. Telephone 1391.
MORTGAGES on city or Allegheny county prop
erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver &
Co., 92 Fourth av.
a'O LOAN 1200.000 on mortgages; S100 and np
. ward at G per cent; ?500,CO0 at AH per cent on
residences or business property, vacant lots or
farms. S. H. French. 12) Fonrth av.
Fire Insurance Wanted.
B
ENSWANGER & ZAHN Fire Insurance,
MONONGAIIELA INSURANCE CO.-John n.
Claney, Sec'y., W. A. Caldwell, Pres't; 93
Fourth av.
IX'ILLIAM A. ANGO. general insurance, 107
11 Federal at,. Allegheny. Telephone 8321.
i
Hoarding Wanted.
"ITfAN'TED Room and board by single gent;
must be In central part of city and with first
class American people: no other need respond. Ad
dress Commercial Traveler. Dispatch office.
THE PITTSBURG ISPATOHSATURDAY DECEMBER
WASTED.
Situation "Wanted.
POSITION A reliable D. E. bookkeeper, having
spare time, would like to keep books for arras
not h.-ivinr- sufficient employment for regular book
keeper. Address Bookkeeper, Dispatch office.
POSITION Honorable and ambitious man de
sires responsible position: collector, watch
man, or something similar. Address W. w. X.,
"HI, Jl DUIIIV"
Dispatch ofllce.
POSITION By a yonng man In office or assistant
hookk.cer.er. For reference address F.S.Glea-
6on, Jr., 127 rum av., aicjyeespon, i-a,
TlOSlTION as clerk In grocery: young man of
r n, wars' Finerienee; sneaks German. Ad-
dress A. B.. Dispatch office.
Tinaprrnv icHUInnt booktcppner can sten-
X ograph and do all kinds of clerical work. Ad
dress 5. E., Dispatch office
POSITION By young lady with knowledge of
bookkeeping and typewriting. Address Com
petent, Dispatch office.
POSITION-'Bv an experienced bookkeeper, from
January 1, isM; best or reference. Address W,
A., Dispatch office
POSITION Bv an experienced grocery or house
nold furnishing goods salesman. Address Box
ICO, Kltlanulng.
P OSITION by Swedish young lady at general
housework, or upstairs work. Inquire at 5143
Carnegie av.
POSITION by competent stenographer.
Dispatch office.
C. S,,
SITUATION as traveling salesman by man who
has had live years' experience on the road; can
give best of references. Address P., Box 4, bouth
New Lyme, Ohio. .
SITUATION a bookkeeper: best city references
gh en. Address D, Dispatch office
SITUATION January 1. bj- practical accountant.
Books, Dispatch office.
Partner "Wanted.
"YirANTED A man with $305 to engage In a good
IT legitimate business that will pay a profit of
tlOO per w eek. Address W. E.. Dispatch office.
Rooms Wanted.
ITrANTED-Rooms for light housekeeping.
Room Renting, 180 Robinson st., Allegheny.
Real Estate "Wanted.
WANTED House on or nearPennav. for dress
making establishment at once. Address A.
A.. Dispatcii office.
Business Opportunities "Wanted.
"ITfANTED Location Parties having, derrick.
, , imuci, HK'lls. ,i7iuk. twin?, i.tuni., iii.'.iif,.
etc.. desires good location in McDonald or McCurdv
field to operate on immediately. Apply to J. II.
Stevenson, 100 Firth av., Pittsburg.
TI7ANTED OtTer extraordinarv Will exchange
ft patent device for railroads for unencumbered
nropertv. well located, inquire Parker biniiii,
Jeannette, Pa.
"YTfANTED To buy cigar store within ten mln
? utcs' walk of old postofiice. Address Cash,
Dispatch office.
Miscellaneous "Wanted.
BARGAIN HUNTERS To attend the great as
signee's sale of watches, clocks. Jewelry, sil
verware. diamonds, etc., nt 49 Sixth st. : auction
sales dally, 10 A. M., 2 and 7 r. M. ; goods at our
own price.
BUYERS To know the Plttshurg Produce Com
mission Compinv. 813 Liberty St.. is head
quarters for Florida fruits and bananas; Florida
oranges, $2 to (2 25 box; give us a trial.
DON'T fall to attend the great assignee's sale of
watches, diamonds, clocks, silverware, etc;
tills Is tlie onlv wholesale stock ever offered at auc
tion in Pittsburg. No. 49 Sixth st. sales dally at
10. 2 and 7.
EVERY'BODY NOTICE -Great reduction Wo
want cvorvbody to know that we have re
duced our best S 00 cabinets to MOO. Stewart &
Co.. sionnd 92 Federal St.. Allegheny, Pa.( dia
mond Fhotoettestl 00.
IJVVKRY person to know that Smith makes the
j finest photos and tintypes in the city; call and
be convinced. Corner Locust st. and Beavei av.,
Allegheny City; successor to Chas. W. Shook.
("-! KOCERS and dealers to buy Boneless Boiled
T Hams, sausage, pork, sparerllis, lard, all kinds
smoked meat cheap. E. A. Reineman, 16 Pitts.
Market.
OLD seal garments purchased for cash, or ex
changed for new garments. Paulson Bros..
411 Wood st.
PARTIES wishing choice properties improved
or unimproved, will do well to consult V. A.
Lincoln, 101 Fourth av., who always has special
bargains that arc'nnt generally in the market, and
do not care to advertise.
IMTENTS-U. S. and foreign; rocs pavahlc on
. success. J. H.Meveiuoi. solicitor, 100 Fifth av.
1 PATENTS O. D. Levis (20 years). Solicitor. 131
Fifth av., nextLcader, Pittsburg; no delay.
rpiIE people of Allegheny and Pittsburg to know
I that our closing out sale is at its height: store
crowded all the time: this does it: 1 50 ladles but
ton shoes now 75c; men's ?2 calf dress shoes now at
91; men's f 1 w orking shoes now 00c; $2 75 gum boots
nowfl 65: ladles' 40-cent rubbers now 20c: nothing
like It lu the county; buy now. The Public Shoe
store, ot r eaerai st., Aiicgneny uity.
ri'RUNKS liamen: to and Ironf East End ror 50c.
1 Campbell & Davis, 12 Seventh av. Telephone
278.
""WTANTED-Evervbodv to know that Plekering,
i V the house rurnlshcr, -will sell 910 wortlt of
goods on credit for 1 down and 50c a week. Pick
ering, corner Tenth and Penn av.
WANTED To sell American Mechanic Odd
Fellow, Masonic or Knights of Prthtas solid
gold rings at 95 SO. K. Smit. 932 and 934 Liberty
and 703. 705 and 707 Smith field.
WANTED Everybody to call and examine our
elegant line or ladles' solid gold 14 kt Ameri
can w atches at 920. K. Smit. 932 and 934 Liberty
and 701. 701, 707 Smlthfield.
WANTED A piano which has been used only a
short time; stateprlce, make and amount of
usage. Address Arthur, Dispatch office.
TV
rANTED To sell ladies' fob chainsand charms
at 91. II. smit.
WANTED To sell roll plate vest chains at 81 50,
at K. Smit's.
WEARERS or spectacles to buy the best 51
steel and 93 50 gold spectacles and eve
glasses jet offered or W. L. Trieher. Practical Op
tlclan. at Schaefer's Jewelry Store. 150 Fifth av.
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles, Livo Stock Wanted.
DELIVERY wagons Dellvcn- wagons all stvles;
our own make. Wm. Bcrkcrt, 340 to 344 Ohio
St., Allegheny. Telephone", 3420. "
FOR SALE A very handsome team of brown
geldings 15-3 hands high: their natural Jog
ging gait is ten miles an hour: they stop at the
word; hate the pleasantest or mouths; both alike:
need no boots of any description; are kind and
clever, yet spirited and prompt; an Ideal team;
fearless of steam or electric cars, and one that can
not be excelled In the whole country for the money;
both are equally good single drivers; price, 9400.
Call or address 320 Penn av.
H
ARNESS Blankets, saddles, covers.
Grants',
Fourtti av. and Ferry St.
Machinery and Motals For Sale.
AUTOMATIC hoisting engines Work perfectly
right and, loft, with single or double drum;
second-baud boilers and engines also on hand;
general machiue work promptly executed; corre
spondence solicited. Combination Engine Co..
1.1m., 3140 Penn ave., Pittsburg. Tel 1205.
BARNES SAFE Nearly new. 27x38; can be
bought cheap. Address Rooms 308-9 Standard
building. 531."Vood st.
BOILERS and engines, second-band; all sizes,
from 4 to 100 h. p. : cheapest in the market; 40
boilers and engines in stock, stationary and porta
ble, upright boilers, mounted farm engine, etc. ;
steam numns. governor, nulleys and sharttnti'
leiepnone JWl, - j.'ars. way, l
Allegheny. Pa
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S. Young.
AT.VANIZKI) ras fitting-and nine Sti u ineh
j W. A. Llojd, McDonald, Washington county.
Pa
CECOND-HJND engines and boilers Tiro 35
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, 99 First av.
Coal For Sale.
ltOALSaw Mill Run Coal is the best; order It
j of Gilchrist, Hartley & Henderson. John
Dipple. The above are the only parties bandllngonr
coal In Allegheny. Hartley & Marshal, Saw Mill
Run Coal Co., miners and shippers.
COAL Buy your lump coal, nut and slack at Mc
Elwalu's, Seventh and Duquesne way. Tele
phone 1117.
COKING COAL 2,800 acres coking coal onB. &
O.R. B., near Clarksburg. W. va.. adjoining
3.000 recently purchased by Robert Hogsett and
others, of Unlontowu. Pa, : also, other coal lands.
T. W. Anderson. Morgantown. W. Va.
Miscellaneous for Sale.
CORDAGE Twine, bemp packing. Flocker A
Co., 89 Water st.
DIAMONDS, watches, silverware. Jewelry,
clocks, etc., etc.. every day at auction. No. 49
Sixth it-; the wholesale stock of JohnO. Slem
mons. I7OR "SALE Genuine diamond eardrops, white
. and perfect, from (12 50 up. K. Smit, 912 and
U34 Liberty and 703, 703. 707 smitnneid,
'OR SALE-Genulne diamond rings from 98 up.
K Smit. 332 And S34 Liberty St. and ?ttt Tffi and
707 Smlthfield.
FOR SALE Genuine diamond stndsrrom 96 up.
K. Smit. (12 and 934 Lloerty and 703. 705 and 707
Smlthfield.
RED BRICK In large or small quantities. Witt
mer Brick Co., Lim., 12 Federal St., Alle
gheny, Pa.
QTAMPS A collection orabout 2,000 stamps ; good
O United States. Address Kenmawn, Dispatch
office.
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities For Sale.
QTOCK, gooa will and flxturcs-AIso building and
O leasehold of one of the best business stands In
Oakdale station, now the center of oil operations:
reason ror selling, owner not able to attend to It on
account or disability; good terms. Address Gay
cc jdcsoii, uakuau siaiiou. -fsucKoeuy county, l a.
Qnn-SPECIAL BARGAIN if taken berore
(UOUU the 1st of next month. Book, notion
and wall store, grocery stores sa to 910,000, cigar
stores mo to 91,200, bakery, milk depot and route,
fish and oyster market, butcher snop, good gen
eral store. Holmes & Co., 420 smlthfield et.
FOR 'SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
A WELL-ESTABLISHED foundry business.near
the center of the city and ou line or railroad
and river: large and commodious buildings; com-
picieouint and everything in run running oraer;
makln? Tnnnov nnri oanahlp nf considerable en
lAWama.... 'A.... ..... ..... I ... ... ,., nmflt.hla
business aVrea hargim w ibeglvcn to'aprompt
purchaser: sitlsfactory reason? for selling; all
communications and coherences will be treated
confidentially. Jas. AV. Drape & Co., 313 Wood
St., Plttshurg.
BARBER SHOP Corner Boggs and Wyoming
sts., Mt. Washington.
BRICKYARD For sale or rent, one or the most
central sites in the citv rorbrickyard at Oak
land, in the verr midst of building operations; ac
cessible bv pa ed streets, and having enough-clay
of good quality tolastfor years; possession at anv
time. Address or call on John T. Shields, second
floor front, over Dispatcii business office, Pitts
burg, Pa.
BUSINESS-Gents' furnishing store, including
clothing, boots and shoes, etc.. etc.. on one of
the best business streets in the city; a complete
stock In good order: trade prosperous: sales about
9W.CO0 annually; profits, 15 loan per cent: satisfac
tory reasons ror selling. Jas. V. Drape Co., 313
Wood st., Pittsburg.
TRUG STORE Located on Carson St.. Southslde;
AJ doing a very good business, consisting or a
complete fine of drugs, patent medicines, paints,
oils, varnishes, cigars, etc.. etc. : location A No. 1 :
a splendid opportunity for securing a paving busi
ness rrom the start. A. P. Weidman & Co., 1412
Carson st.
TYRUG STORE-Clean and fresh stock of drugs;
L invoice ithnnt Sl.fCTl; in live town: electric
Jlght. water and electric street railway: good coun
lrv and coke trade; good reasons for selling.
x-epsm, Dispatch orace.
I ESTABLISHED business for sale; stock on hand
l about $I50.sundrles onlv; about 91.000 required
to run the business. Address R. T., Dispatch
office.
HOTEL FOR S ALE-The proprietor of the Hotel
!ln Clair. Plttston. Luzerne county. Pa., de
siring to retire from active business, on lug to the
present condition of his health, offers at private
sile the furniture, stock and fixtures of the Sin
Clair Hotel, accompanied bv a lease to suit the pur
chaser: this hotel is well known throughout the
State and enjoys a prn
Sin Clair, rfttston, Li
ofltable trade. Adrtress k.. 31.
uzerne co.. Pa,
III ILh. ROUTE and depot. Address John. Dls-
4 'A.
patch office.
ONE-HALF interest In an established Plttshurg
real estate business: an opportunity for a
yonng man: not much cash required. Address
Real Estate Business, Dispatcii ofllce.
PAPER HOUTKFOR-SALE Making20perwccfc
gross: in town near Pittsburg. Address Route.
Dispatch office.
)OOI, ROOM: doing good business.
Diamond st.
Inquire 59
Business Properties For Sale.
BUSINESS PROPERTY A large business prop
erty in one of the best and most central loca
tions In the citv; would be an elegant purchase for
a permanent investment. Jas. W. Drape & Co.,
313 Wood St.. Plttshurg.
TUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE-
A Wood st. property. J37.500.
A Wood st. property. 945. UOO.
A Wood st. property. 990.000.
A Wood st. property, J100.000.
A Smlthfield st. propertv, WO.000.
A Smithlield st. property,, 930,000.
A Smlthfield st. property, 960,000.
A siullhfleld st. property. ?00.CO0.
A Liberty st. property. $25,100.
A Liberty st. propertv, 9)0.000.
A Fourth av. property, SfO.000.
A Fourth av. property. 9120,000.
A Third av. property. 950.000.
These properties are all desirable properties and
sure orenhanceraent In value, and well worthy of
the attention of men of means.
C. H. LOVE.
'93 Fourth av. .
MANUFACTURING blTES-several acslrahle
manufacturing properties, with and without
buildings and machinery, on lines of railroads and
rivers. T. II. Dickson. 90 Fourth av.
SALE of land oy the United States at Pittsburg.
Pa. Be it enacted bv the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of America In
Congress assembled. That the Secretary of War be,
and hereby Is. authorired and directed to sell and
convey to' the purchaser or purchasers, all the
right, title and interest of the United States, In
and to all that certain parcel of ground, belonging to
the United States, situate in the city or Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, at the northwest corner orPenn
arenue and Garrison alley. In the Fourth ward or
said city, fronting 100 feet on west side of Penn
avenue and extending northwardly along the west
line of Garrison alley, preservlngthe same width, to
low water line of the Allegheny rlier, subject how
ever, to such public easements as exist thereon and
thereover. Depot Quartermaster's Office. Washing
ton, D. C. November 7. 1811. Under the pro
visions orthe above quoted Act of Congress, ap
proved May 21. 1S90, and bv direction of the Secre-tan-orWar,
I will offer ro"r sale at nnblic auction
at the Stock Exchange in tlic city orPlttsburg, Va..
on Saturday, the 12th day or Uecembcr, l&'U. at 3
o'clock r. M.. ror cash, the property described In
said act, together with such improvements thereon
as belong to the United States, subject to the con
ditions set rorth in said act, and subject also to tiie
terms and conditions named In the printed circu
lar or this date, copies or which will be furnished
on application to the undersigned or to the Acting
Assistant Quartermaster at Allegheny Arsenal,
where also a plat or the ground can be seen. The
right is reserved to relect 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 orthe purchase monev at
the time of notification of acceptance of hid. Pay
ment of the fnll amount of the purchase money
must be made upon delivery or duly executed deed
or deeds ror tlie propertv purchased, or the
property may be resold, without rurther notice, at
the risk and cost or the defaulting purchaser. The
cost of conveyancing will be Dome bv the pur
chaser. George II. Weeks. Deputy Quartermaster
General. U. S. A.
0"l A 000 On Sarah St. Three-story hrick
jD-Lt:j building containing 18 dwelling rooms,
finished attic and fine large barroom, splendid cel
lar, laundry, hot aud cold water, bathroom, good
wide hall and many other conveniences: will sell
property Including license, stock of liquors, liar
fixtures'and all tilings necessary to run business:
also all furniture complete; lot 24x120 fi-et to an
allcv; splendid location and a piving business; best
or reasons Tor selling. A. P. Weidman & Co., 1412
Carson st.
FOR SALE-IlMPROVED REAL ESTATE
East End Residences For Sale.
DITHRIDOE ST., near Center av.. ror sale or
will rent, elegant new brick house of 12
rooms; first class in every particular, with all
modern remilrpnients; sheltered southeast CXDOS-
ure commanding finest view of Liberty Valley.
Charles Shields, Allegheny P. O.
E
AST END KESIDENCES-Two good brick
dwellings of eight rooms each, with small room.
bath and lavatorv. natural cas. furnace, vestibule.
hall and cellar, etc., etc.; large lot to each house
wlthsnaceln front, aud side entrance; price only
95.600 each; the location is pleasant aud convenient
to cable cars and R. R. station. Jas. W. Drape &
Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
TjiOR SALE 95,500, a modern house, now being
X finished, 9 rooms, well finished, bath, w. c,
stationary washstands. all modern fixtures: loca
tion central; lot 30x120 feet: In East End on desira
ble residence street. (79) W. A Herron & buns,
80 Fourth av.
PARKER ST. For sale, trade or to let. one
square from Ellsworth av. electric line, ele
gant new rrame house or six rooms and two fin
ished attic rooms; bath, all modern conveniences,
slate mantels, both gases, perfect sewerage, front
and hack stairways, electric bells, front and back
I torches, slate roof, good cellar, stable on rear or
ot: corner lot. 30x100; will sell cheap ?4G0 down,
balance like rent. A. M. Tresscl & Co., No. 90
Fourth av. "
TJESIDENCE A handsome new residence In the
.LV East End.xone square from Shady av.: eight
nice rooms, reception hall, bath, lavatory, gas.
etc., etc. ; everything in perfect order: fine, w ide
lot: lawn in front, alley in rear; price onlv 97.500;
immediate possession: keys at our ofllce. Jas. W.
Drape 4 Co., 311 Wood St., Pittsburg.
CgC 500 A cosy nome In East End;
frame. 6
tiywj rooms, i nuisneu amc rooms.
Urge rront
ana DacK porcnes, slate roor, z sets roumg noors.
large hall, front and back stairs, slate and hard
wood mantels, tile and stone hearths, bathroom
complete, stationary washstand. Inside shutters,
laundry, cemented cellar under whole house, both
gases, electric lights, speaking tubes, electric bells
stationary range, situated on good street, neigh
borhood the best, convenient to street cars aud
railroad: terms can he arranged to suit; ir yon
want a llrst-class home on jour own terms look
this no. Dennlston, Elacrklu & Co.. 6232 Penn
av.; telephone 5327.
(2jQ 750 Of which only a small amount of cash
jpO j Is needed, will secure a neat little six-room
and finished attic house, with all conveniences, on
a paved aud sewered street. In fine location of East
End: convenient to three rapid transltllncs; strict
ly first-class neighborhood; house is papered
throughout: will rent well and prove a good In
vestment. 8. A. Dickie & Co.. Penn and Shady
ave.. E. E. (890.)
OJJQ 800 "We offer a bargain In an eight-room
fiDOt frame house with hath, hot and cold water.
Inside closet and other conveniences: very nicely
located, near cable line, electric and P. R. R. ; on
paved and sewered street, and has excellent sur
roundings; 91.800 Is all we ask for this, and It Is a
bargain: Is within 20 minutes of Court House. S.
A. Dickie & Co., Penn and Shady avs.,E. E. (1301.)
flfiO 500 for a complete little home of six rooms
Wfi) and finished attic: nicely located: convenient
to electric line; a very cheap and desirable prop
erty, and can be bought on easy terms: small cash
payment and balance monthly. S. A. Dickie A Co.,
Penn and Shady ays., E. E. (M5.)
Allegheny Residences For Sale.
BRICK HOUSES-Thrcc good brick houses, al
most new, on a pleasant street In Second ward.
Allegheny; electric car facilities; will be sold at a
bargain lu order to close up an account witli a
debtor: the houses are In good order, and are well
rented to prompt paying tenants. Particulars fiom
Jas. W. Drape & Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. '
LOCUST ST.. Allegheny, at a sacrifice If pur
chased within 30 da vs, corner lot, 40 feet front
on Locust 6t., with good brick dwelling containing
nine rooms, bath, h-aiL porches and all conven
iences: this desirable home can be bought for 97.000.
Inquire of George R. Both well. No. 104 Franklin
St.. Allegheny.
aQ OOO-Shefficldst.. Allegheny, Pa., finethree
IP story mansard brick house. 12 rooms, bath,
toilet room (stationary washstand), fine cemented
cellar, large furnace, hot air pipes, registers, etc.;
Both gases, slate mantels, numerous closets through
out house; newly papered and everything In fine
condition; this is a cheap property aud worth ln
spectlon. Sloan Co., 127 Fourth av.
J"I 400 Small payment down, balance In
U3Aj monthly Installments same as rent: new
lramchnusn nr e..n ,..,. in "s-rimfppt Tenth
ward. Allegheny City, near electric cars: good
'.'.Mk?.'"000 ! location. John. E. McCrictart,
HO Fifth av. Tel. 1878,
5, 1891. -
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
City Residences.
FK SALE Only $2,000 for a good new house five
rooms, attic, nail; location good on McCand
less av.. Eighteenth ward; terms easy; 95C0 cash, re
mainder on easy payments. (62). W. A. Herron
&Sons. 80 Fourth av.
..-OirTY-FIFTH ST -12., rick houses: 10 per cent
X1 investment. Morris Fleming. 103 Fourth
HOUSE Three minutes' walk trom Court House,
finely rumished house or 4 rooms: will sell
cheap to right party. Allcs Rrq& Co., 164 Fourth
ave. ' '
MT. WASHINGTON 5-room house: hall,
porches, citv water, etc.; near incline; at a
freat bargain. Baltcnspergcr & Williams, 141
ourtli av.
Suburban Residences For Sale.
DIVISION STREET Crafton. P. H. K. R.,
seven rooms, reception hall. bath, inside w.
c.. hot and cold water, mantels with tile hearths,
front and back porches, nice frnlt In rear, small
shade trees in rront, lot 50x175: two minutes troin
station: a bargain. (1-217) Black A Balrd, No. 95
Fourth av.
HOUSE Of 4 rooms, halls, large cellar, spring
water and cistern; R. R. rare. 5 cents: easy
pajTnents, also 6-room house. 9100 down. 912 per
month, new, and new 5-room house to rent; nice
lots from ?0 to 9250. J. B. Zimmerman . 141 Fourth
av.. Pittsburg.
FOR SALE LOTS.
City Lots.
E
LEVENTH WARD-Onc square from Califor-
i nfa av. electric cars, tour acres or around
nlcelv located fir sub-division; this Is one of the
best investments on the market, ror 30 days only:
small cash payment and balance on long time at 5
per cent interest. A. Z. Byers A Co., 93 Federal
St., Allegheny.
T70K SALE Onlv 910.000: a plan of 40 lots very
A? centrally located: 15 minutes' ride rrom post
office bv cable line; with a good house. 10 rooms: a
paying investment. (58). W. A. Herron Sons,80
Fourth ave. .
East End Lots For Sale.
I?IFTII AV.. East End 100 feet, more or less.
1 snrroundedby beantlMstonBrcstdences, near
South Neglevav.: great bargain If taken toon.
Morris & Fleming, 101 Fourth av.
LARGKLOrinEastEnd. on a prominent ave
nue, graded, paved, etc., at a bargain to a
quick buyer: will sell this lot for much less than
anything in the neighborhood: sure to enhance in
value. C. H. Love. 93 Fourth av.
Suburban Lots For Sale.
BRUSHTON Nice level lots 25x80, only 9400: one
minute from llrushton station and five min
utes from Duquesne cars, on Penn av. (K78).
Black &. Balrd, No. 95 Fourth av. "
IX)RSALE-On!vJ850, corner lot 52x100 feet;per
rrctlv level, on Hutchinson av. (which Is 60
reet w Ide), at Wlklnsburg;(aIso near Edgewood) P.
R. R., also near Duquesne electric line. (W. P.)
W. A. Herron 4 Sons, 80 Fourth av.
SWISVALE Palmer Place. lots 40xKO each to
alley: the most desirable lots on the P. R. R.;
two minutes lroin station: level and well drained;
at prices that assure an investment: building re
strictions: live new houses under course orerection
on this plan. Hoffman & Bnldridge, Y ilklnsburg,
opposite depot. Telephone 7248.
Farms For Sale.
FARM For Sale or Exchange A nice farm of 80
acres, with dwelling, outbuildings, orchard,
water, etc: within one mile of a good railroad
town, where are numerous churches, schools,
stores, etc.. etc. Jas. AV. Drape & Co., 313 Wood
St., Pittsburg.
FARM CHEAP Rare chance: small poultry and
truck rarm with gas well and outfit. Drane
& Co., 313 Wood st.
LAND Two small tracts of land for sale at a bar
gain. The subscriber offers to sell two tracts
of land situated In Lower Tyrone township, Faj
ette Co.. Pa., which is in good state or cultivation,
plenty of timber, under good fencing, apple orch
ards, plenty of running water and within two
miles of R. .to. R. R.. and near to schools and
churches; one piece of 30 acres will be sold In lots
to suit purchaser: other piece of 40 acres will be
sold as a whole. Persons Interested consult or cor
respond with Henry Galley, DIckerson Run. Pa.
PERSONAL.
ERS0NAL Chemical diamonds.
PERSONAL Solid 14-Rt. gold Elgin or Hampden
watches for ladles, (20, at K. Smit's.
PERSONAL Novelty printing Co.. 77 diamond
St.; all kinds or printing; best work at lowest
prices.
PERSONA I. J. F Dowdle, plnmber and dealer
in fine gas and electrlc-llght fixtures, 204
Wood st.
PERSONA I Frederick Lane, only teaener of
old Italian method of voice building, 225 Din
widdle st.
PERSON AL Solid gold rings for ladles from ?1 23
np at K. Smit's. 932and U34 Liberty st. and 703,
703 and 707 Smithlield.
PERSONAL Cash paid ror old sealskin gar
ments, or will exchange them for new ones.
PanUon Bros., 441 Wood st.
IJERSONA1.I Cash paid ror old gold and sliver
. watches and Jewelrv repaired: new workmade
to order. Chris. Haucli. Mi smlthfield.
PERSONAL William Mclntyre. dealer In fresh
meats or all kinds: English style extra:
sugar-cured hams andibacon. Stall 102 Diamond'
Market.
PERSONAL Ladles" hair dressing, shampooing,
baug-cuttlng. halr-curllng, wigs, switches,
grease, paints, theatrical goods. B. A. Renter, 8
Federal St., Allegheny, Pa.
PLRSONAL Marriage paper containing hnn
dreds or advertisements of marriageable peo
plerich and poor rrom all sections mailed free.
Gunnel's Monthly, Toledo, O.
"PERSONAL Automatic egg whistle; latest nov
X elty out: every child wants one: send 10 cents
for sample. Automatic Whistle Co., Box 432, Pitts
burg; sjieclal prices to dealers.
IlERIONAL F. D. Hartman, assignee or J. O.
Sleinmons, 19 Sixth St., next door to Hotel An
derson. Is selling watches, clocks and jewelry, etc.,
etc., at auction at yonr own price; sales dally, lu
A. 31.. 2 aud 7 r. 31. ; goods must be sold.
PERSONAL Dr. A. Stone, M. D.. Is a doctor;
ilyou have throat or lung trouble or any kind,
use hls'Bronchinl Warers, 25c a box at druggists;
special rate to preachers, teachers, vocalists. For
sampiessendlOcentsto Stone Med. Co., Chicago,
Iih
PJ.RSONAI. When 1 was a small hoy my mother
always repaired inv breeches and jacket, but
since I got to be a great blgman, Dickson, the well
known tailor, 05 Fifth av cor. Wood .t., second
floor, has been substituted, who now does all my
cleaning, pressing and renovating In great shape.
Tel. 155?.
T1EHSONAL Thackeray's works, complete.
X lOvoIs fl 00
Dickens works, complete 2 90
Shakspeare's works, complete 1 50
Eliot's works, complete 2 00
Prescott's Mexico, 3 vols., gilt top
, 1 35
unckienerry rinn
FRANK BACON & CO.. 301 Smithlield st,
FOUND.
1 -
F
OUND Chemical diamonds.
FOUND You can sell or exchange yonr old seal
sacques at Paulson Bros.'. 411 wood st.
FOUND Solid gold ear drops 1 and up at K.
Smit's, S32 and 934 Liberty st. and 7C3, 70 land
707 Smlthfield.
I ?OUN'D Reliable portrait artists in crayon.
. sepia and water colors: finest grades only; all
work done in windows in presence or the pnbllc to
prove that no bromide prints arc nsed; order now
and pav ror Christmas; stores open tili9P. M.:
satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. Union
Artists' Portrait Co., first floors, 708 Liberty st.,
C07 Wood st.
LOST.
T OST Chemical diamonds.
LOST Monev lost oy keeping old seal garments:
we pay cash lor such, or exchange them tor
new ones. Paulson Bros., 4 11 Wood st.
LOST Call and examine our solid 14-kt gold
watches, with American movements, at 920.
K. Smit, 932 and 934 Liberty and 70S, 705. 707 Smith
field PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED for erection of schoolliouse at
North Homestead subdlstrict Colfax School,
Twenty-second ward, Pittsburg, until Dec.
17, 1891, at noon: plans and specifications can
bo seen at office of F. Saucr, architect, cor.
Liberty and Sixths sts. All bids to bo ad
dressed to R. P. LOUGEAY. Murray av.,
Twenty-second ward. G. W. WILSON, Prest.
K. P. LOUGEAY, Seot de5-7
JEFFERSONVILLE, IND., DECKMBER 1,
189L Sealed proposals In triplicate, sub
ject to usual conditions, will be received
here nntil 11 o'clock, a. m. (central standard
time), WEDNESDAY, the 30th day of
December, 1S9I. for furnishing at the Q. M.
Depot here, 100,000 gallons of Mineral Oil, of
ISS flash test In cases of live-gallon cans
each. Deliveries to commence on or before
January 18, 1892. Preference will bo given to
articles of domestic prodnction and manu
facture, conditiqns of quality and prico (in
cluding in the price ot foreign productions
and manufacture the duty thereon) being
equal, and sucli preference will be given to
articles of American production produced
on tho Pacific coast to extent of the con
sumption required Dy the publio sorvico
there. Government reserves tlie right to
reject any or all proposals und to accept the
whole quantity or any portion of the mineral
oil bid for. All iniormation furnished on
application hero. Envelopes containing
roponls should be marked "Proposals for
ineral OU," and addressed to HENRY a
HODGES, Assistant Quartermaster General,
U. S. Aftnv, Depot Quartermaster.
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M. MAY, .SONS & CO.
FINE DYEING AMD CLEANING.
3 Sixth Avenue,
&19-6S-TUTlia Pittsburg, Pa
TO LET.
East End Residences To Let.
PFTH AV.. Fhadyslde, term of three or five
years, that desirable and beautifully located'
ten-room house, batn. w. c. botli gases, stable,
acre or land with choice fruit: Immedlateposses
slon. Inqulreof Henry Wlederlcb, Wllklns av. t
Allegheny Residences To Let.
TICE five-room dwelling Federals!, extension,
ll Inquire of J. R. McKec, 703 Penn av.. Room
611. t
rpO LET 111 Allegheny, furnished house: a hand
X somely furnished house of eight rooms, near
the park. Apply to W.N.Kerr. 53 Ninth St.,
Plttshurg, or on the premises, 40 Buena Vista st.,
Allegheny City.
Rooms To Let.
I7URNISHED ROOMS-Second floor. 13 Smlfh
' field St., opposite Monongahcla House.
HAJTDSOJfELY rurnlshed front room, all con
veniences, on Meyran ave., Oakland; best
reference given and required. Address C G., Dis
patch office.
LIBRARY APARTMENT HOUSE Elegant
apartments, old Central Hotel. Library Square,
Aileghenv; remodeled, with steam heat, incan
descent "lights, batli for each suite and general
dining room. Charles Shields, Allegheny P. O.
IOOMS Five rooms on Shady aenue suitable
j for light housekeeping. M. F. Hippie 4 Co.,
98 Fourtli av.
R'
OOM On second floor Iront. with board If de
sired. 174 Arch St., Allegheny.
Offices and Desk Room To Let.
0
FFICE DESK With privileges. 150 Fourth av..
secona noor, t
THIRD FLOOR-Standard building, two offices,
one front ; possession January 1 : very accom
modating terms. Address Rooms 308-9. 31 Wood
street. t
Business Stands To Let.
TO LET In Ferguson block, the finest fireproof
office building in tlie city, located on Third
avenue. Just below the new postofflce, having also
Fourth avenue entrance; choice storerooms and
offices, with all modern conveniences, high sped
elevators, steam heat, electric light and Janitor's
services free; rent lower than others are getting in
old and inconvenient buildings: possession about
January 1: rent rree until April 1: send ror Illus
trated book. Black i, Balrd, No. 95 Fourth av.
a 10 LET Office In building 73. 77 and V Diamond
st.. witli electric lizht- steam heating, ianltor
and elevator servicetrent 930O per year:aiso rooms or
various sizes wiin power: posession immcaiaiejy.
Apnlvto John T. Shields, second floor. Dispatch
building, corner smlthfield and Diamond streets.
rpO LET Separate
storerooms with railroad
X track:
all receiving, handling. shlODlng and
delivering facilities: also office room. Inqulreof
W. A. Hoeveler, Storage, Pike and Twelfth sts..
Pittsburg. Pa.
TQ LET Space with power Cor. Penn and Third
av.; three floors; 20.0T0 feet space: abundant
power: good light: splendid location: every con
venience. Apply Nicola Bros.. 20 Fifth av.
TO LET Good store, well located, on Smlthfield
and Wood sts. C. II. Love. N'o. 93 Fourth
avenue.
T
lOLET-The five-story building 404 Smlthfield
si. v I,, sioan.
Miscellaneous To Lets.
rpO LET You know we have the largest line of
X diamonds, watches andlewelry in the city
Editable for holiday gifts. K. Smit, 932 and 934
Liberty and 703. 705 and 707 Smlthfield.
IfEVV PUBLICATIONS.
EIGHTEENTH EDITION.
Postpaid for 23 cents (or stamps).
THE HUMAN HAIR,
Why It falls off, turns grey and the remedy.
By PROF. IIAB.LEY PARKER, F.E. A. S.
W. N. LONG & CO., -
1013 Arch Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
"Every one should read this book." Ath
ennoura. de.55-s
EDUCATIONAL.
"VTEW RAPID PHONOGRAPHY AND
-Ll typewriting and complete business
course taught at Park Institute, -M North
ave., Allegheny. New term opens Novem
ber 9. Evening sessions. Catalogues and
Journal to any address free.
au20-TTS LEVI LUDDEN, A. M., Principal.
PIIDDV UNIVERSITY.
bUnnl sixth street.
CURRY Collegiate Department, ThoRest.
CURRY Normal School, The Best.
CURRY English Training School, The Best
CURRY Business College, Tlie Best.
CURRY School of Shorthand, Tlie Best
CURRY Conservatory of Music, The Best
CURRY School of Elocution, The Best
CURRY Faculty and Discipline, TheBest
Call or send lor catalogue. IL M. ROWE,
President OC24-31
WINTER RESORTS.
THE IMWOOD,
Lakewood, N. J.
Second Season. Now Open.
IN THE MIDST OF PINE FORESTS.
Plnzzasinclosed in gltiss.one-tliird of a milo
In extent. Pure drinking water from arte
sian well. PATENT VENTILATOR'S SUP
PLY FRESH Alii THROUGHOUT THE
HOTEL: SANITARY" ARRANGEMENTS
TEHFECT. OPEN WOOD FIRES.
NO EXPENSE nAS BEEN SPARED TO
MAKE TIIE LAKEWOOD TIIE "IDEAL
WINTER RESORT OF AMERICA."
For terms, etc., address
nol2-TTS FEED STERUY.
Thomasville, tfa.
PINEY WOODS HOTEL
SEASON OPENS DECEMBER 2.
31. A. BOWER, Proprietor.
For circulars, rate , etc., nddrcts
GEO. S.COLEMAN,
Windsor Hotel. New York City,
Or. WM. E. DAVIES.
OC31-17-TTS Manager. Thomasville. Ga.
STEAMERS' AND EXCURSIONS.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO AND FROM
all parts or Europe, drafts, money or
ders, cable transfers and foreign coin at low
est New York rates. MAX SCHAMBEKG &
CO., No. 527 Smithlield St.. Pittsburg, Pa. Es
tablished InlSWj soIO-tts
AMERICAN LINE,
Sailing every Wednesday from Philadel
phia and Liverpool. Passenger accommoda
tions for all classes unsurpassed. Tickets
sold to and from Great Britain and Ireland,
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, etc.
PETER WRIGHT 4 SONS,
General agents, 305 Walnut st, Philadelphia.
Full information can bo had of J. J. Mo
CORMICN, Fonrth avenue and Smithlield st
LOUIS MOESEE, 6hTSmitlineia street.
mh.-(4-TTS
l TTH11E STAR LINE
1 V For Quecnstown and Liverpool.
Royal and United States Mall steamers.
Germanic. Dec.9.11:S)araGermanic Jan. B. Ham
Teutonlc.Dcc.lG.5:30 ami Adriatic. Jan. 13, 2pm
Ilrltannlc, Dec. 23. 11 am Teutonlc.Jan.ai.llMOam
Majestic. Dec. 30. 3 pm (Britannic, Jan. 27. 2 p m
From White Star docl:, foot or West Tenth St.,
New York. , ,
Second cabin on these steamers. Saloon rates,
130 and upward. Second cabin $40 and Hi. Excur
sion tickets on favorable terms. Steerage, from or
to old country. 20. ... , . , ..
White Star drafts payable on demand in all the
principal banks throughout Great Britain. Apply
to JOHN J. McCOKMICK. 039 and 401 SmithSelcl
St.. Pittsburg. orH. MA1TLAND KEKSEY.Gen
eral Agent 2a Broadway, New York. no25-p
KOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
GLASGOW TO PHILADELPHIA,
Via Derry and Galway. Tho most direct
route trom Scotland and North and Middle
of Ireland.
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Intermediate, $30. Steerage, $!.
CT8TI7) Service of
i S r AITAJV IvTISTB
LI N E J STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
Via London every Fortnight.
Dec. 17, State of Nobraska, 10 a. m.
Jan. 7, State of California, ! a. m.
Jan. 28, State of Nebraska, 8 A. it.
CABIN. $40. Second class, $30. Steerage, $19.
Apply to j. j. Mccormick, 633 smitnneid
street, Pittsburg. no253-D
Now is tne tet season tor planting and
pruning trees, laying out of lawns and tak
ing charge of workgenerally; also draining.
Herman Helm
LANDSCAPE GARDENER,
JELLSWORTII AV., fehadyside, Pittsburg.
nihtj-Tua
CHARLES VOMERS,
I
129 FOURTH AVE.,
OPPOSITE NEW POSTOFFICE.
no28
$500 TO 8500,000'
gages, city or connttv property, at lowest
rates. JAS. W. DRAPE A CO., 313 Wood st.,
Pittsburg. Telephone No. 975.
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CHOICE PROPERTIES.
SEVENTH STREET'
NEAR V
PENN AVENUE.
A Choice Vacant;
BUSINESS PROPERTY,;'
71x100,
And fronting 100 feet on alley In rear.
Price low. (a36)
BLACK & BAIRD,
93 FOURTH AVE.
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-OOP. SALE-
GOOD INVESTMENT.
DOWNTOTVN PROPERTY.
I Cor. property, lot 21x90 faet,
I with store and dwelling, on,
j Fifth avenue. (91)
$11,500
$10,500
$'14,000
$4,800
$8,300
$9,000
On Third av., lot 29xB5 feet,
with a fine large and sub
stantial dwelling. (10L)
Fifth av. lot 21x90 feet, with
a good and substantial busi
ness house and dwelling.
I (W-)
Forbes st. lot 20x108 feetwith
store and dwelling. (35.)
Lot 24x90 feet, large new
brick: house, consisting of
store Und dwelling, also
house in rear of 7 rooms on
Tnstin st. (10L)
Lot 20x109 f t IVylle av.,with
a large andsnbstantlal house.
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A. HERRON A SONS,
SO Fourth Avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
Administrator's Sale!
A. LEGGATE & SON, Auctioneers.
Fidelity Title and Trust Comoany, Admin
istrator of Edward S. AVebb, deceased, will
sell at public auction, commencing
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 5,
At 2 o'clock, on the premises, No. 716 Fifth
avenue,
THE ENTIRE-STOCK OF
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,,
Light hardware, pocket and table cutlery,
stoves, ranges, lamps, glassware, plated
goods, tinware, tin plate, tinners' tools, store
fixtures, etc., etc., of the store of the late
EDWARD S. WEBB.
The entire stock can he inspected at any.
time previous to the commencement of the
sale by applying to the Administrator, No.
123 Fourth avenue. de4V31
HOUSE AND LOT,
Twenty-First Ward,
AT
AUCTION
ON WEDNESDAY, DECE3IBER9.
At 3 o'clock, on the premises will bo sold tho
property now occupied by 3Irs. Relthel on
Kelly St., 40 yards from Fifth a v. extension,
between Frankstown av. and Point Breeze,
consisting of a fine lot 0 feet wide and 133
feet deep, with a double hrick honse ot 12
rooms, in good condition. The house Av;
situated on the rear of the lot permit 'ftba
erection of other buildings on the fro-, L3
that this may be made a very profltablj ic
vestment. Two lines of street cars andTorrens sta
tion of the P. R. R. are in the immediate
vicinity. '
This is an attractive sale. Do not mtssit.
Terms One-fourth cash, balance Ave yearly
payments.
A. LEGGATE & SON, Auctioneers,
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J. A. LANGFITT, Attorney at Law,
No. 110 Diamond St., Pittsburg, Pa.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE TIIE UNDER
SIGNED will offer at public sale on
the premise, at No. 34 Irwin av., Aileghenv
City, on TUESDAY, December 15, M91, at 10
o'clock a. M., tlie plant of tho Rankin Manu
facturing Company, consisting of building
and leasehold and all machinery and tools,,
viz.:
Drill presses, planers. hapers, lathes,
vises, tools, shafting, belting, engine and
boiler; also the patterns, for the celebrated
Champion choppers and mnnv other pat-
terns for stntfers, presses, engines and all
small articles nsed in butcher' supply busi
ness: also one (1) black horse about six (6)
years old, two (2) wagons and one (1) car
load of maple lumber.
Building will be "Old along with lease run
ning to April 1, 1S92, which can be renewed
upon favorable terms for from five (5) to
twenty-one (21) years.
Terms cash on dav of ale.
no?S-10-s A. E. McCUNE, Assignee
AUCTION SALE
OF
JAPANESE GOODS!
Bronzes, clocks, nlush cooda. silverware
and a great variety of fancy articles suitable
lor iioiiuav presents, at
ROBINSON'S COMMISSION nOUSE,
C26 Smithlield street.
Sales daily from 9 a. ji. to 10 p. it: deI-62 .
HB. SMITHSON, REAL ESTATE AND'
. GENERAL AUCTIONEER, Room 53,
Eisner building. Fifth av. and Wood st.
Sties of Jewelry and Merchandise at stores.
Furniture at residences promptly attend-'
cd to. de3-20-p
TO LET.
FOURTH AVENUE,
Opposite New Postofflce.
STORE OR OFFICE BUILDING.
3 STORIES.
RENT ONI.Y 1,500 PER AXNU3I.
Can Give Long Lease.
BLACK & BAIRD,
95 FOURTH AVE.
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KIDD'S
COUGH SYRUP.
25 Cents Per Bottle. '.
GIVE IT A TRIAL It will giva satisfaction
in all casei For sale by retail druggists
generally, and at wholesale by '
L. H. HARRIS DRUG CO.,
,Jfos: 46 and 48 Seventh Avenua,
nolD-D PITTSBURG. PA.
ALLEGHENY COM LIGHT CO.
6 PER CENT BONDS
Due In 20 years. Interest February
land August L Free of tax.
FOR SALE BY
ANDREW CASTER,
Dealer in Stocks and Bonds,
no7-31-rra NO. Ill FOUBTH AVS.
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