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THE. I?iTTSBXJEG .itfSPATGB; THURSDAY, JANUARY 14,. 1892.
TDUXITDltE AND CARrETS
At 25 Per Cent
BELOW ALL COMPETITION.
Ve w ill positively undersell any and all
competition during the nest CO days. Per
bons interested in the above lines will do
lis a favor bv simply inspecting our goods
and prices tefore makinsj selections else
where. Hexky Bkrgee,
642 and C44 Liberty st, corner Sixth av. D
EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON, D. c.
To-Dnv, January 14,
VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Hound trip tickets ?9, and yood for ten
days. Trains leave B. & O. station at 8 A.
M. "and 90 i. 3i. Parlor car on day train
and sleeping cars on night train. ' I
Ladies Gohip; South
In need of licht-wciglit dresses in challie
and India silk or traveling costumes will
find some very nice things creatly reduced
jn price, preparatory to stock taking, at
Parcels & Jones', 2i)Fifih avenue. tts
w I-nces Oar Own Importation.
Complete lines of 1'ointe de Gene and
Pointe de Venice laces the most beautiful
jiatterns, in cream and ecru, it idths 1 to 14
indie?. Jos. Hokne& Co.'s
Penn Aenue Stores.
You can aCord to pay a little more for
Minnehaha Hour than for cheaper grades.
Il will cost you less in the end. It will
make more bread, and the bread will be of
better quality.
EataiarTin's Bread.
It is the best, the purest, the cheapest.
Your grocer keeps it
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
r.Iertiii2s-
CO LOIBI V YIL COMPANY THE ANVHAI,
ra-ctirgof the stockholders of the Columbia
Oil Cainrflin. for the election or director and
other business, will Ik-held on THURSDAY. Jan
uarvu. lsi at 11 o'clock A. it., attlicoulti'of the
ormpanv. No. 511 ilarka st. A. 1". JICGKFW,
crreiarv. dc31-l
WJ?SynZS&
Oiatanv will be held at the cmnpanv'soRico U
l-lTt-.i-urar. Pa., uii JANUATIV VJ. ISX V.r the
annual -ltion of ofiicvrs jlp-1 ucli otLer business
as marcumebciore tncincctmr.
J. 51. JIVANS, fc-perMirr.
riTTFEUKG. 1a . ler. X ISJJ. dc24-37-tb
CTOCKHUi.l)Eltb, ilEETIMi-
Tlie nunnal meetlnc of rite stncVboMcr! of the
'Jlononirahoia Xaipat:cn Ciinpanv 1111 be beldo'i
TJIILAY, .Tanuary :, 1-Z)2." at C oViocIc
P. M.. at the otlice of siM -cnipany. Co. 5Wooa
Mret. PJttsburr. for tbe cl.crionof ofljccrbaud
jnanapervol Eald companv nd o;!ierfcuslaess.
24-33-l W. BAKi:MKLL, Nrcretary.
f-V-OTICEIXTOrKHOLDKUS-TIli: ANNUAL
niprtinpof the stockhoMers of the tandard
'late Ola C'-orapiny for the purpose of clectinj: a
IJnird or Director-- for th1 cubuln 3 ear will nc
lieM at the eon-panr. office In I.utler. Pa., 011
TTESIJAY, January 12, IMC at 11 o'clock .. jr.
titrned; K. J. HuWAlttJ. .
Ja-V53-D
T'OTICK-THE AXXIAL MEFTING OF Tlltl
l'lttvhtirc. Alltghny and Alapcheter Pa
tPCffer Hallway 0mpMn villl-p held at tl-e office
tf the companr. at the corner oflttnver and Inland
nrnuea.. AHephen CJtv, on. MONDAY, lannary
Ih. 15C at ;:30oeloelw F. M.. for the puri-o-e ot
lKjIdlnp the annual election for directors and for
tlH1 transaction of uch oilier lm"ine-s ns mar come
leutrc tlie ni"thi:. A. 31. NEUPKU, SecrLtanr.
lali-fi-MTT
?lT7KlTirANNtTAl- MKimXG OF THE
J ' PiU&burKl'nion Pas'Cnper Hallwray Company
will W lield at the office of the company at the cor
Jier of Ileax er and Island avs.. Allcphenv Citr,
u3XOXl)Y. Irniian IN liri at 2 o'clock P.M.,
forlhepurjio-e of holdinptl.e annual election for
directors and for the transaction of such other
Impure a may coiae b-fore the mectlnp,
J512-53-JITT A. M. XEEI'EK, 1-pci
ecrctarr.
STENGEI, Attorney at l.a.
Zno. 553 Grant street.
ITO'
irr. t heueky given to Tnr Torric-
IIOLnnir of the Mamifactnrcrs"
Hank and
To the puMu th-it. In pursuance of a resolution or
lm1 isoam 01 uireciors 01 sain nans, passtnucio
ler 18. issi, a general meeting or the t-aid stock
tjolderN v. ill t hild at the banking house or said
bank. "o. 1731) Carson strret. Pituhure, onTlT-s.
HAY. thi Wli d.i of .lanuirj. A 1. IsOi at I
ooek r M 10 vo'm Hror against the proposi
tus to renew ard extend t'te charter, corjwrate
r clttj. and rnmchisc or said hank ror a further
n-ri .l ofStMear: and that, if a majority In in-
"n.-s.ii me sain siocknouiersvoie in iaioroi all
lironosition. application w ill be made to the eere-lara-
or the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for a
certificate or such renew jl and extension or the
charter, corporate nght and rranchlscs of said
tnk. tinder ami aceoniinr to the act or Assembly,
appro cd the Utli darot Mav. A. D. is.51.
EDU-AKD 1IOGAA, I'resident.
1). 1'Ji EKG. Cashier. oclS-13-Th
Ilnsincss Clianses.
I Have this day old oit my entire
wholesale uotioi, busings to Messrs. A. .1. Fri
day and AVlliiam F. Yolliner. who will continue
the same oM &tand. o. 4 FKth av., under firm
ffiame or Friday & Vollmer.
WILLIAM MITCHELL.
l'JTXSErr.c, January 11. 1S!C Jai;-37
7fc-sOLTTIOX-VflTlCE IS HEREIIY GIVEN
X) thatthf parlnersiilneleting under tlie firm
&MBe or Wingcrt .t MoTk is this dav disseh ed by
tantnal consent. EdwardMocrkaluit a. avid sign in
lUittidation. C. A WING HIT.
EDW. MOLRK.
TlTTSBrr.O. Janua-y 11, 13TC Jai;-Sl
Dit'iilCBds.
orncE or the
Allemanxi v Pike Ix'cn isxe Co.,
N O. 52 W OO'J STHEET,
PiTTr.rEG. Pi.. January 9. Ifi.
-p.IVIDEND XO. S--T1IE DIRECTORS OF
thi- rurapam Lave this dav dtadaia'd a divi
dend or S' V. i PES CENT) PER sll ARE, parable
n and aft. -JAN CAUY 11. lS9i
jalO-K7-MF G W. HAMMER. Secretary
Orni UF T IE Csjt INSCKANCK COVrANY,
PiTf-i.! iig. !'.. Jacuan- i. lsi i
rIVIIM t. 4--TUEl:(IAKIIOF DIRECT
1 '; ut this eo.upam iiavi'tliN d.av f'tTlared a
Mln.-ailiuI ln idclld of KOUIt l'ER CENT Ifipcr
t" ' v. paao!' tin and alter the 11th Inst.
!T-JJ JO-:PH T. JOHNSTON. ;-cgrctary.
orncE )
IITTtirnr;. AM.'GIICVV AND MANCHESTEE
Ti; tion f umpam. Janran 1J. lqi )
7 l I.H.MI-A grAlSTI'lif.Y DIVIDEND OF
! ' ONE AND ONl.-Ql'ARTEU PER CENT has
t s d.: lua-n li--lartd out of the earnings or the
, tuiiany. paabh Januara 2"i, l&r, on which date
eckfc will lie uiatlt'd therefor. Books closed from
January J to January 23, l&C, bothlnciiwiae.
A. il. M'KI'KR.
jai4-J-H.a,S tn.cretary.
Notices.
GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK.
I i lillherecrinstruetioao! our building, comer
T, ood and Itiamond strrK'ta. avhich ae expect to oc
cupv again la March, ikc, aic ar- temporarily lo
cated iiiVo 7 Sixth avpiine. eorueroi Wood street.
Depositors ot One Dollar and upward lcccived
cue Interest paid thereon, commencing on the First
ana Fifteenth or cich Mom'i. and payable seinl
Minnally on the nrst la s ot Januara and July. If
rot dra n the Interest is aU.liii to tlie principal.
CUAS.MEYRAN,
I'resident.
JO. ABEL,
Vice President.
A. 1". NIEMAVN. Serretarv.
JL W. "WILKF.R, Treasurer.
GEO. W. GUTHRIE. Solicitor.
Open 3aily from 1 a. m. to 1 r. M., and on Satnr
tays from 9 a. m. to p. M. ocl-40-TTS
XJnll "Notico.
IJISTATi: OF JOHN" "WERXER. DECEASED
J d KoUcc 1& hert-by pit eu tliat letters of adminis
tration on the estate if Jonn crner, late of Jef
reioii township, Alleplicnr countj. have been Is
sued t the unilerslRneJ. All persons Indebted to
tl said eMate are reinested to make iiavment
vitlHiatdeiat, and persons having claims against
aw taie are rro.ueteil to present the same.
Mil.TitV UEUELU Admr., lu!uesne, Ta.
IL I! Icrry Atiornej, 40l Grant tt Plrts
""rj. de3-lb-Th
JOHN -. KOBII, SltT
ttcirrev. St. Nlrliolas lluildinr.
3...,F",-r"' " """' ''rant st . 1'ittsbnre.
7i.ixi Tui:- NoTiciJ-rAirriia having
.dLi'T" ""("'I'1 the etate of the late Sarah
J.Ttlii-. lrreawi, or tne Tenth ward. Allephenj.
Hill jileau- prent same for setllemejt lo
lheunder-.ien.il, and tho.e Indebted lo said estate
re rei,ueie,l in umVe pament thereof ltliut
,.1i'l?y.,A,V,,,F1:MAN 3lcK"KLVV, txeentor. So.
49orth Diamond st., Alughcny. dc31-30-Th
JOHN H KLKK, 83 Diamond strectl
Es
rTATE F AUVH 11. ROHINSON. DE-
liertbvsleji that Inters letamentarv on the es
tateufSanh I.. 1! .Imwin. lateof the'rllv nrlItu-
lnirp. in the f-ouutv .r Allecheny and Mate of
I'emisTlvanla. .:. .- ased. hae been granted to the
undersigned, to whom all persons Indebted to said
estate are re.iueM.-d to make Immediate paimcnt.
an.ltli.v-e Iiatinp riaurt or demands azainstthe
tame will make them known, without delav. to
. , T. MA!!V 'INfeOX. r.xecutrlx.
Jal--Tli i-ortletu street. I'ntsburp, I'a.
i DMINI-THVTOR-s NOTICE-TAKE NOTICE
JS,-Vl? iie w.".r a,.";1"'S'"'riIon mwn the estate
f Willi an II. KlrkltatrlcL l,traA i s-i...
deeejscd. Ivc '"n liicl by the lie pMerurAUc-fhein-couotv.
IVniisylvjnia. to C. llobb. of I
I'ittsburjr. Ia.:all tKrsuns indebted to said estate I
niuinrcuii ..-. muc ana imom-liaTinc claims
araln-t sai.l estate are ropiesfd to present the
wise, prpperU probated, at theofflceofthe Admin
istrator in M, N irhul-u Ut llulldinc. Na 170 Fourth
av., I-ittsburg, IUximXo. C. W. ItOHli,
,, . Administrator.
riTTSEVRC, December 15, 1801. delG-41-w
IIOKEUT II. DOIGI.AS. Attorney aflTaw"
4I Grant street.
TTSTATE OP .lOHX IOlGI.A. DECEASED.
I j otlcels hereby (riven that letters testament
ary .in the estate ot John Douglas haie been
frnintcl to the nndcreigne.1. to whom all persons
udebt.1.! to said estate arc reijnewted to make nn
tuediate pavment. and thosc'liai lug claims against
the same should make them ku.mn without delay.
M. M. IOl;i.AS. s
I.. V. 1UTCIIEV.
L. J. MoJlAfcTKR.
Kx.-cutors.
Or ROBEI1T II. DOUGLAb, 4DS Grant et.
JaU-M-W
I
tS"ZHrpJai advertisements one dollar per
square or one insertion. Classified real estate
.mKr., . w....-.-.,,-. ..y-.
each irseriion, and none lal:en Jor less man
thirt; ceiJs.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICK
ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Classified under the following headlnjrs will be ac
cented at the rate of
OXE CENT PER WORD
FOR EACH INSERTION when paid for In ad
vance either a t main or branch offices.
Wanted Advertisements cf all Kinds,
SUCH AS
SITUATIONS
M ILK urtr,
TEMALK HELP,
AGEXTS,
ROOMS,
HOARDING,
BOARDERS
MJCKLLANEOUS,
rEKSONAI.,
TO LET ROOMS,
MISCELLANEOUS FOK SALES, lOSTAND
rocxi).
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
KUSIXESS OFFICE.
Cor.Sinithfie'dand Diamond Streets.
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
"WANT. FOR SALE. TO LET, AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISKME.VTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. St. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements should lie prepaid un.'ets adver
tisers already have accounts with TnE DiSPATCn.
FOR ALLEGHENY. NO. 107 FEDERAL ST.,
TELEPHONE ma.
FOR THE SftUTHSIDR. NO. 1112 CARSON
STRT.ET. TELEPHONE NO. GC22.
FOP. THE EAfcT END. J. W. WALLACE, 6121
TENNAV.
PnTSBUnG-ADDITIONAL.
THO'IAS McrVAFFREY, 309 Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY. 24th street and Penn avenue.
ALLEGHENY-ADDITIONAL.
F. II. TXtGERS & SON. Ohio and Chestnut streets. '
TH'"-?TMcHI'.N"KY. Western and Irwin avenues.
rERRY Jf. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny avs.
VAXTED.
Jain He23.
B
AEBOl-52 North Diamond, Allegheny.
c-
"Whteler &
tVibon Ml. Co.. Ko. Cfclxth st.
rA T?PKT TIVIIOLSTKRnK-FIrn class man
tZr.
' ste?dv employment for pood nan. Inquire at
COM. ROLTCTTORS-Only hustlers.
. Water St., Room 10.
Apply I'M
MAX A ilrm established in this city ror several
a pars desires an enterprising man about JM
a-earsorage to represent them inllochcster. N. Y..
for 12 months or permanently: to the rlgnt man
tl.crei3apr.)!itor at least rMOper month: a small
cav.tal or 5TCO to "ri required: business 111 prove
eafsractory and will bar closest Investigation;
onlv those who can command the required capital
and are willing to work n'ed apply: we wantone
man Tor same business in Mci.phls.Tenn. Call r
address ghing age and occupation. Rooms 45, 45
and 47 Eisner Jtullilng.
AS An crcrg'tie man to take charge or n set
or!onksandoScc;ho"irs9 A.M. to 3 r.JI.:
salary ?75 per mouth. Address Bond, Lockbox
8-a.J-lty;
r EN - To introdnce the patent Christy bread and
Al -ake knifes. 5. K. Fdgirlon. General Ageut,
orlJ0iLavennast.. EastEnd
PH'MIfEK'! Tnofirst-clsss plumbers: must be
thoroughly practical nun. Apply Immediately
to Jas. A. C. Sword. succsMir to ll&rtrcan Hard
ware and Supply Co., McKcesport.
I"EGISTEUED drng clerk: rercrence required.
Address Acctanilice, Dispatch office.
"1) EPKESEVT X.TIVES wanted-Eesponslble per
Xx son 1 1 represent a financial corporation In
all cities nnd lwns: lileral terms. Tlie North
American Finance Companr, 3IinneapolIs, Minn.
CALEMAX to introduce patented noveltv to
stationery trace. Boston Pen anil Tencil Co.,
Boston, .'lass.
riXOL bllARPEVKK and granite cutter.
X dress T. t. Wright. Brownsville. Pa.
Ad-
rrRAVELING SALESMEN" -To sell baking pow
X der to the retail grocery trade: m n acquainted
with different sections orthe country: a good side
line. alo a good opportunity ror clerks or any live
men who m ant to gpon the road: experience not
ateolute!v necessary: we mean busincs: to the
right men liberal contracts will be made and steady
workgien: wepavnot less than 57.t month salary
and expenses or 23 per cent commission. Address,
with stjmp. F. S. Chemical Works, 840 and 8C Van
Burcn st.. Chicago. III.
""ORKER Aflde awate workers everywhere
ror the greatest book on earth. "Shepp's
Photograph's or the World;" costing $lt0,0'l0;
mammoth iPnetrated circulars and terms rree; un
paralleled success: Mr. Thomas L. Martin. Ccnter-a-illc.
Tex., cleared 71 In nine days: Mi&s Rose
Adams. Woodier. Ou 23in 43 minutes: Rev. J.
Howard Madison. Lyons. N. Y.. S101 in seven
hours; a bonanza: magnificent outfit onlv fl;
looks on credit: freicht paid. Address Globe
Bible Publishing Co.. No. 705 Chestnut St.. Phila
delphia, Pa., or Chicago. 111.
"T'OITNG MAX ror grocery warehouse: German
J r preferred: must hac good references. 350
Beaver av., Allegheny.
Ajrcr.ts "Anntea.
AGENTS On salary or commission to handle
the new tiatent chemical Ink crastnc rencll;
niv i;iaii;Li M'uuii; iiu.cii, v,i:i piuuuura
CT&SC3 '
ink IhoroiiEblr in two tcconds; no ahraelon 01 i
raner: 1X to 600 ncr cent rroflt: one a cent's sales
amounted to tC20 In six Cays: another 5C21ntwo
hours: we avant one energetic general agent ror
ach fctate andTerritory. Vorterms and full partlcn
lars. address The Monroe Eraser Mlg. Co., La
Crosse. Wis. (Xli).
VGENT or agents to represent a large financial
corporation In Allegheny and adjoining coun
ties. Address or apply until January 13 to Everett
J. House. St. Charles Hotel, Pittsburg.
AGEXTS By a well established business: a rew
cncipctlc"men to travel and appoint local
agents: htcady salarr; position permanent.
P. It.
to.. iioxTJl. (.incianaii. u.
AGEVT Men lo take orders; no delivering or
collecting: no experience: steady "work: best
terms: best specialties:
sample free. Glen tiros.,
Koclistcr, . l
GET5 Totnke big money selling ourcar
riajreanu i2ctu heaters: no colls or la grippe
with v arm feet. Specially Company, -CO femlth
Celd si.
ACTIVE voting man about 14 years of age to
make htnuclf useful In restaurant, German
preferred. Inquire 514 Wood Et., Pittsburg.
AGENT $3 lo 7 dally; experience unnecessary
Putiurn A Co., Perfumers. West WInstc-d.Ct,
AGKNTFlhr"ageatsat j'avens'' Elite Gallery,
Sic Market st. ; can make 125 per month.
IVmale yplp TVnntPtt.
C1IA3IBERMAID and to do washing and Ironing
at the J. 3L GuskyOrphanage,Perry6vilIeav.,
Alleghenv; inquire of the matron Mrs. Travers,
on the premises; take PerrjsviUe electric cars di
rect to the place.
(OnK-For general hnupework. good cook and
liui-ires; small fa in 11 v, good place, big
wagt 51 1t w-et, or more If deserving; none
but a thoroughly competent girl seed applv. No. 3
Jllarchatid st., E. K.
COOK G iod cook for prh ate family; good wages.
Apply at Room 0, V7 Fourth av.
COOKS And girls for general houscnork. ISO
lUililiiSon st.. Allfgheny.
Gllll. A half grown girl of good family, who can
assist in lxiiucork and is neat and tlrty. can
una a g.c.i home with an elderly ladv: no ohjeition
to a girl from the countrv: Piotestant preferre!.
AdJre-s, staling age and reference, Sir. E., P. O.
Box "33, Pittsburg, Pa.
Ci IUI. Thoroughly competent white girl for gen
T cral housework. Applv at once. Mrs. Philo
French, fts teouth Negley av.. East End, city
GIUL immediately. Duqucsne Lanndry. Bose
and Dinw iddle sts.
pi 1RL for general housework. 133 Fourth ar.
HOUSE GIRLS 200 house girls, cooks, maids.
If. Third St., Allegheny.
LADIES to do fancy work at their homes: we
furnish material and pay by the piece. Call
and see work, or addiess with stamp, J. M. Lemar
& Co., 90 Fourth av., near Wood,
LADIES AND GIRLS-Good sewers and others
to learn dressmaking and cutting. Call or
w rite Mmc. Bona, 930 Penn av.
LADY Intelligent lady: profitable employment
handling Derma Royale. 414 Smlthtleld st.
' "VTURSE An experienced nur- for a child li
i months old: bestcit relcrence required. Ap-
llv!.PW(l i,v &lierrliMv
JHnlc ami Z'einulr Help Wanted.
COOKS for families: wages ft to $0; chamber
maids, dining room girls, laundresses, nurses,
house girls; German and colored girls; kitchen,
pantrv and chambermaids lor hotels; cooks and
dishwashers for. restaurants and boarding houses;
w alters, drivers, tarm hands. Mrs. E. Thompson,
60S Grant st.
TT ELI'
-At once. 4 experienced dining room girls.
XI woman cook. S30 per month: dishwA.
ashers.
cleaning girls, girl to work In bake shop, hotel
chambermaids, nurse girls, house girls, chamber
maids, cooks, colored waitress and cook. Median's
Agency, 545 Grant st. Telephone. 90.
HELP l.rco oral miners; 200 railroad laborers;
200 house girls: male and female cooks;
drivers, bakers, butchers and clerks: no fee
charged to females. Keystone Agency, CIOGrantst.
Instruction.
C (UTTERS WANTED-Instrnctors In the Clcvc
r land Cutting School have had large experience
In all branches of tailoring, both in large cities and
smaller towns, and are therefore in touch with the
best interest of the trade everywhere.
PUPILS To enter shorthand class, beginning
Monday evening. January 25; tuition payable
monthly; for particulars call or address Private
Shorthand Institute, 415 Smithfleld st.
yOUNG MEN to learn mechanical drawing ot
JL the Actual Business College. "os. 5 and 7
Slxthav.; Professor Curry, who has been engaged
by us. will have charge of this class; three mouths'
instruction for ?:0; bookkeeping, penmanship,
shoi thand and typewriting thoroughly taught; day
and night school uow open. M. J. Conner, Presi
dent; J. Jl. Phillips, Expert Accountant.
IVriner H anted.
PARIXER-Wilh from S3. 000 to $5.0f0 In a pay
ing business now established: a good chance
tor a business man ; investment secured. Address
C. F., Dispatch office.
WANTED.
Situations TVunted.
T)OSITIONI,ayonn)rlnilntnlrty.tnreeTeaof
' x age, ns clerk or salesman; nns no experience.
but Is willing ana anxious lo mane nimseii pener
allr useful: compensation no object. Address
Lock Box 672.
POSITION Bv a voung man as assistant book
keeper, or office work -Hhere there will be ad
vancement: best of reference. Address Assistant,
Dispatch office.
OsTtiON A small set of single or double entry
books to keep at home In evenings bv an ex
perienced person. Address X. L., Dispatch office.
POSITION A reliable position on salary or in
terest in established business. Address Doc
tor, Times, Scraclon, Pa.
POSITION bva flrst-class sober barber: best of
reference "furnished. Address Box 99, Rcy
noldsvllle. Pa.
POSITION By experienced bookkeeper with
good references; can write shorthand. V.,
Dispatch office.
POSITION bv hand, gig sawyer, shaper hand and
general machine hand. Address 31. II., Dis
patch office.
POSITION-Bv a practical bookkeeper with the
best of references. Address F. S., Dispatch
office.
POSITION as managing housckieper by widow
lady. Address 31. H., Dispatch office.
POSITION byvoung man as assistant In office.
Experienced, Dispatch office.
SITUATION By a young married man to take
charge or a farm; good rererences given. Ad
dress G, 501 Wood St.
QITUATION Chemist wants spuatlon In Iron and
O steel works, or at ore mines. Address L. P. N.,
Dispatch office.
SITUATION As office or errand bov: age 14;
bright and good writer. Address Page, Dis
patch office.
Boarding "Wanted.
BOARDING By ramlly or three two furnished
rooms with "board; good neighborhood, on
main line of street cars. Address lor one 'week,
Windsor, Dispatch office.
ROOM and board liv ontig man In private
family, -n ltliln 15 minutes' walk from P. O.
Address C. A. C, Dispatch office.
Hoarders nntl Loiters "Wanted.
TJOARDEUS and lodgers wanted: best meals in
Jj city Sic; rooms. 50c up. Hotel Yrilson, 10
smlthfield st
OCCUPAXTS ror two connecting furnished
rooms on S. Highland av., E. E. Address IS.
K., Dispatch ofllce.
Permanent Gocsts "Wanted.
I-iAST END HOTEL-Fenn av.. East End near
j Denniston av.. under new management and
thorouglily renovated: on line or electric cars; five
minutes' walk from both cable toads and East
Liberty station: this hotel, with its spacious or
Cces. rarlors and rooms, large porches and beautl
rnllawn. oITers special Inducements in rates to
single gentlemen who desire a home other than a
boarding house; transient guests also solicited.
A. H. Wilson. Proprietor.
Bookkeeping Accuants, Etc., "Wanted.
AUDITING and accounting I attend to any
thing In tho line r intricate accounting,
auditing the books or corporations, manuractur
ers, merchants, hotels and others. A. F. bawulU,
1S7 Federal St., Allegucny, Pa.
Krai Estate "Wanted.
"TT7"AITED To rent, with privilege orpurchas
I f ing. modern hnck or stone house in best resi
dence portion or bhadysidc or East End: only par
ties having same and at a bargain need address
Confidential, Cronlcle Telegraph ofllce.
"TTTANTED To buy a cheap property.
I T. U., Dispatch ofllce.
Address
Tiro Insurance "Wanted.
BENSWAXGER & ZAUN Fire Insurance, CO
Fourth av.
ET. SCIIAFFN'ER. real estate agent. Insur-
anee placed at lowest rates; 72 Washington
av.. Thirty-first ward.
ONONG AHELA INSURANCE CO. Tohn II.
Claney, sec'y., W. A. Caldwell, Pres't; 93
Fourth ar.
Tlnancial Wanten.
BONDS, stocks, mortgages and other securities.
Ed WIttlsh.410 Giant St., Pittsburc
MONEY to loan at lowest market rates on bond
and mortcape; no delay. KcedU. Coyle &
Co.. cor. Fourth av. and Grant st. 4
MONEY to loan on mortgages: low est interest,
no delay, lilack & Baird, 95 Fourth av.
"rORTGAGES Monev to loan in sums to ultat
lU. 4 V, 3 and 6 per cent. Robert G. .Bailey, 152
Fourth av. 1 clcphone 1331.
MORTGAGES on city or Allegheny county prop
erty at lowest rates. Henry A Weaver
Co., 92 Fourth av.
TO LOAN 5203,000 on mortgages; 5100 and up
ward ate per cent; SWJlOOO at 44 perl-enton
residences or business propertr, vacant lots or
J arms. tf. U. French. 125 Fourth" av.
Mlsccllancoys W ant en.
ALL who are opposed to convict labor to buy
RetLSeal Brooms.
COLLECTIONS Past due accounts collected at
small cost by responsible person experienced 1 11
handling same; Al references. Collector, Bor 561,
city.
INGINEFRS, firemen and machinists to buy
li Zwlcker's Practical Instructor: onlv one dol-
! cent Jit itiatt j-tn vuxotnr if mnnnw Tl i Tt-
ior. Agent, SSoulli Fourteenth street, rjt'tsburg,
i
Ct KOCERS and dealers to bnv Honelcss Boiled
J llams, sausaec, pork. sparerll. larU, all klmls
smoVed meat cheap. E. A. IEeiucman, 10 l'itts.
Market. "
TVDIES AXD GEXTS-To pet tlielr dveln.
lj cleaning and pressing done at tlie Acme "Steam
Dye Works, 1C1I Tenu av.; finest work, lowest
prices.
PATENTS II. S. and roreifrn; fees pavablc on
success. J.II.stevenson.soIIcItor. lOOFifthav.
PATFNTb O. 11. Levis (M years). Solicitor. 131
Fifth ar., nextLeader. Pittsburg; no delay.
T) OOMMATK For room in Allegheny, a rew
JLV steporXorth av.: Catholic preTerred. Ad
dress It. K., Dispatch office.
rpRDXKs limieo: t and from East End for 50e.
1 Campbell A Davis, 12 Seventh av. Telephone
TTrANTED-Evcrvbodv to know that Pickering.
the liousc furnisher, will sell 510 worth of
goods on credit for $1 down and 50c a weet. Pick
ering, corner Tenth and Pcnu av.
"T7"ANTED To make wrought rorglngs. lathe,
if planer and lse work: also special machinery
to build. Address Falrbalrn & u'.Nell,Ta5lorstown,
Washington county. Pa.
"VITANTED Second-hand hoisting engine to
lmist about five tons 1C0 teet per minute. N.
P. Hyndman. Vi Fifth av. Tel. 323.
T7"ANTED Duvcrs for Shcflield carving knives
and forks, 50c a pair, at l'oycr's. lOo bmlth
field St.
"rou to know jou can have new bands put
1 on your shirts. Dill, shirt maker. tJ7 Smith
field st.
rOB SAIJ MISCELLANEOUS.
JMnsIc-al Instrmnent
PIANO Magnificent upright piano; b'gljargaln:
guarantee gicn; reliable make. .". Federal
St., Allegheny.
PIANO Upright piano, fine te
Call No. 35 federal st.. Allegli
:ieuy. rearrooni.
Horses. Vehicles. I.ivo Stock Tor Sale.
ClOACH or carriage team for sale; lfi hands high,
5 years old, dark chestnuts, good manes and
tails; 'good gtle and action; well matched: well
hroke, single and double. John McCaulcy, Oneida
Mills, O.
COWS A carload of No. 1 fresh milk cows on
Thursday, January 14, and Trlday, January
15, atM. 3Iarx', 45 First St., Allegheny.
HARNESS Blankets, saddles, covers. Grants',
Fourth av. and Ferry st.
ROOSTERS Single comb brown Leghorn roos
ters Jl apiece. F. H. Cook, Be. er Pa.
"Vr AGON'S and carts of all descriptions for sale;
M new and second hand. Pittsburg Wagon
Works, No. 3SG Second ave. ; telephone 1870.
Machinery and Mela's l'or Sale.
"DOH.ERS and engines, second-hand: all sires.
X) from 4 to lOOh. p.: cheapest in the market: 4Sj
boilers and engines in stock, stationary and porta
ble, upright boilers, mounted' farm engine, etc.;
steam pumps, governor, pullevs and shafting.
Telephone 3401, 23-25 Park way, J. S. Young.
Allegheny, Pa,
jMisc-llaneon For Sale.
URPET TA CKS-lOc per dozen papers. Roycr's.
j 105 Smithfiei.l et.
CASH REGISTER and bar fixtures: secondhand.
No. 90 Diamond st.
CUTLERY Fine pocket and table cutlery, suit
able ror holiday presents. Howard Roj er's,
105 Smithfleld st.
DOG COLLARS-From 10c up: finest line In the
city. Roycr's. 105 smithfleld st.
"OCCULT and theosophical works for sale. H. !
v-7 sw issneim & uo., crj i-enn av., i:ast lind,
Pittsburg. V
T ED BRICK In large or small ouxutltles. Witt
XX mer Brick Co.. Elm., 12 Federal st., Alle
gheny, Pa.
"Y7"ALL PAPER-For Friday and Saturday onlv;
any 15-eent gold paper in our line of ne'w
spring styles for 10 cents, bhldlc's, 403 Smlthtleld
street.
WATCH Solid gold watch, nearly new, good
timekeeper, will sell reasonable. Address
B. W., Dispatch office.
Knn OOO red brick delivered f. o, b. cars.
oUUj Pittsburg or Irwin, Pa. , Irwin Brick
Company. Limited. Irwin. Pa.
TOll SALE BUSINESS.
Bulness Opportunities For Sale,
DARBF.lt SHOP-Flrst class; good reason for
selling. Address X. Wf, Dispatch office.
BLACKSMITH SHOP and tools, or will sell tools
and lease shop; near city; elegant opportunity.
A. M. Tressel & Co.. Uu Fourth av.
G1GAR STORE on good street In central part of
city: larg trade: good clean stock of goods.
Sloan & Co., 127 Fourth av.
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FOR SALE BUSINESS
Business Opportunities.
DRUG STORE-In a thriving manufacturing
town on line or railroad: fine opening: busl-
urea la u urvMKriuuB i-tiuuiMOIl aim rinvumiji n
prime order. Jas. W. Drape & Co.. 313 Wood St.,
Pittsburg.
DRUG STORE-Good location: Invoices J1.7CO;
very cheap. S. Dawes, administrator. Ad
dress H. L. King, 437 Grant st.
I?OR SALE Fine merchant tailoring and gents'
fnraislilng, notion and wall paper: restau
rant, grocery stores. 31fl to SIO.OOO: cigar store,
bakery, milk depot; fish and oyster market,
butcher shop, jewelry store, with large repair
trade: goodjhotel. Holmes & Co., 420 Smlthiicld
street.
I?OR SALE I have a first-class hotel for sale with
the finest bar in Ohio or Western Pennsyl
vania attached. For terms apply at oucetoJ. A.
Morrow, Jr.. East Liverpool. O.
GROCERY An old established grocery store.
rinlnff crniul hnslnpss. will lu snlil eliean for
cash if sold soon: good reasons for selling. Ad -
dress is. u., Dispatc.) omce.
JEWELRY sUire In good location: rare oppor
tunity : established 12 J ears. Address E. Ring,
Despatch office.
ONE-FOURTH Interest In a good manufacturing
business; clothing and gents' furnMilng store:
fine restaurant; grocery stores J200 to $10,050; cigar
store: bakeries, milk der-ot; fish and o ster market;
butcher shop: Jewelrv store, at a bargain. Holmes
& Co., 420Smlthfieldst.
PLUMBING SnOP, with long lease; one or the
best in the city; cheap ir sold at once. L. B.
1. Dispatch office.
PRESS ROOM And Job printing office; includes
daily paper, two cj Under and two job presses,
folder, 300 fonts type: own powr; ihree years'
lease: machinery new; St.500will purchase: office
paying: good reason for selling. Audress Bargain,
Dispatch office.
RETAIL SHOE srORE-Oash sales over J40.C01
per year, in live manufacturing cltv: popula
tion now 35,000: about 75 miles rrom Pittsburg;
good lease, well located: stock and fixtures will in
voice about $G.O0O. all in prime condition; now pav
ing well: business can be largely increased: splen
did chance for one or two persons with moderate
capital: sale positive. Address W. M. Laird, 433
and -iSS Wood St.. Pittsburg.
"IJOUTE-A 20-year-old established route: good
Iv paying Investment. For Information address
P. O. Box 347, Homestead.
STONE QUARRY-On Pennsylvania Railroad,
ten miles frcm PittsDurg: quarn-opened: with
railroad sidings: tust stone in Allegheny county:
low price ror quick sale. Baxter, Thompson Jfc
Co., 162 Fourth av.
Easiness Properties Tor Sale.
I70R SALE Valuable business properly lnclnd
' lng 4 storerooms and spacious Open House,
in a prosperous manufacturing towii on line of
railroad and river; will lie sold at a great bargain.
Jas. W. Drape Jt Co., 313 Wood street, Pittsburg.
I?OR SALE Storeroom and leasehold or one or
. the best locations ror business in the town or
Oakddle, now th center or oil operations, on tho
P.. C. A St. L. t. It. For particulars address Guy
& N'esblt, Oakdale station, Allegheny Co., Pa.
I70U SALE Bminess property, center of Sonth
. stde: suitable for erocery or bakery store,
butcher shop or saloon; will bo sold at a decided
bargain and oa easy terms. John Keller, 1702
Carson st.
TXVESTUEXT PROPERTY-Wood st,-Ware-X
house now rented to good tenants. Samuel W.
jll.ick & Co.. 99 Fourth av.
rOK SALE EUPKOVED KEAL ESTATE
City Keaidences.
AT A I?ARGATN"-Cornir M'ylle av. and Puff
st., house of 12 rooms: lot 6O1I0O feet; easy
terms. George Johnston. A Rent, 62 Fourth av.
T70URTH AV-Xos. 184 and 186.. two brick dwell
Jj Ings, lot 42xS feet; good location and will
rapidly enhance In value; must be sold to close an
estate. Henry A. "Weaver A Co.
Wr
"WASHINGTON"-?!, bnvs new house, 5
rooms. halL norcne. citv water, etc.. c'ose
to electric road : a barsralu. Balteusncrcer A "Will
iams 14$ Fourth'av.
ON Second av Near Lloyd's mill, lotOxBS. with
two brick dwellings front and, rear; well
rented andpavsover7 percent: will sell cheap to
settle an estate. Uenry A. Weaver & Co., 9
Fourth av.
E;it End Kesidcncps Tor Sale.
LATRGE brick honse. In the center or Improve
ments in the East End: lotS"OxiOO:eet. cov
ered bv large slnde trees: suitable location ror
ratnllv hotel. For particulars see Marry A Edsall,
121 Fourth av.
OAKLAND residence Only f7.5C0; frame houc:
8 rooms and finished attic; well finished
throughout; lot 73x200 fed. Particulars of Slurry
A Edall, Fidelity "building.
QL 000 Two neat frame houses six rooms bath
Dtc? and reception, on 11a um st , corner Wood
worth ar.; lots S7xl00; pleasint situation: take
Center ar. ir to Cypress; (4,0U) each. A. Leggate
A Son, 1CS Fourth av- ,
Q A OOO Two new frame houses of 5 rooms and
fjDrty finished attic each, on good street In East
End: will rent for $400 per vear: thisn good Invest
ment, bee Sloan A Co., 127 Fourth av.
Ailojrlieny Keslaence Tor Sale.
A LLEGIIEXV A neat brick dwelllngofg rooms,
xi bath, gas and water, marble mantels, vesti
bule, hall and cellar, etc. ; on line of electric cars.
Allegheny: dwelling almost new and in prime order
throughout: ran be bought for 54 750 on easy pay
ments. or discount for pot cash; possession gives
at once, Kvy s at ofllce of Jas. TV. Drape Co., Zli
TVoodbt., Pittsburg.
ALLEGHENY A verv neat dwelling, contigu
ous to the parks, Allegheny, & room', includ
i ng ? picious double parlors, bath, lavatory,
laundrv. furnace, etc., etc.: and In prime order
throughout: would exchange in part for property
in tlie suburbs, the Eait End or TA'llklnsburg,
Jas. TV. Drape & Co.t 313 Wood fit., TitUburg.
ALLEGHENY Xorth av.-Fine residence and
corner lot; 9 pleasant rooms, possessing all
the modern conveniences and in excellent con
dition throughout; mo-t dellghltul location, with
a clear and unobstructed view of the parks. Jas.
WVDrapei Co.3I3 Wood St.. Pittsburg.
ALI.EGHENYltESlDENCE-Afa reduced flg
ure, to close up the altalrs of an old CO. : good
brick residence of 10 roomi with bath, w. c.. laun
drv. etc.. etc.; all in prime condition, and line lot.
HK1G0 feet to an alley. Jas. "W. Drape &, Co.. 313
"Wood st.. Pittsburg.
IRWIN" AVENUE. Allegheny- Four small frame
houses close to electric cars; will rent for $3 50
and can be bought for J4.500 ou moderate pay
ments, or If sold separately price will be from
?1,230 to Jl,750 each; splendid chance to make a
nice turn. Jas. W. Drape Co., 313 Wood
street, Pittsburg.
JACKSON ST.. Second ward Brick house of
7 rooms: vestibule, hall, kitchen, bathroom,
marble mantels, sliding doors: all modern conveni
ences, with lot 20x112; price, ttS,m. A. Z. Bj-ers
& Co., 93 Federal st.
MONTGOMERY AV.-Near Federal St., and
fronting the North Park, Allegheny City,
tlirce-story brielf dwelling ten rooms, etc.; price
SU.OOO. Samuel W. Black & Co., 93 Fourth av.
SHEFFIELD 6T Alleghenv-Two story and
mansard, ten rooms, with all modern Improve
ments; brick dwelling: fine residence and good lo
cation. Samuel W. Black Co., 9J Fourth av.
rpROY niLL New house five rooms, hall, porch;
L in an excellent location: three minutes from
electric cars; lot 25x92. Inquire 443 Liberty st.
VALUABLE property corner Prehleav. and Han
over St.. Alleghenv, lot 72x120 feet, having
thereon several frame buildings. Geo. Johnston,
Agent, R2 Fourth av., Pittsburg.
QO 900 Good frame housed five Vooms, fine
O-j att c vestibule, front porch, papered
throughout; good cellar; lot 24120. on good street
in Allegheny; terms easy. Sloan& Co., 127Fourth
avenue.
Suburban Residences For Sale.
TYWELI.ING Good six-roomed frame dwelling;
J I stable; wagonmaker and blacksmith shop: if
acre of ground: excellent trade established; irood
reasons tor selling. ('.. H. Stevenson, Agent, Cora
opoll. Pa., P. & L. E.
I 7IFTY (50) brick and frame houses in Shadyslde
: and East Liberty, ot from $.1,500 to i.0X.
Particulars of Murry & Edsall, Fidelity building,
121 Fourth av.
TlflNISTER'S homestead of 60 acres, fenced, well
ji.l watereu, convenient lo railroad station,
Pittsburg, town and village, schools, academy.
etc.; bottom land, never overflow s, large house of
len rooms, uaiu, uuLuituumgs, irilll, etc.; will
sun garaening, iruit. grain, aairv or stock
low. Inquire ofEdWittish, 410'Grant St.
; price
Fitts-
nurg, ra. .
SHADYSIDE Fine residence property; conveni
ent to P. R. R., cable and electric lines; price
513,000. See Slurry and Edsall, 121 Fourth meuue.
(JJJL OOb Banm street. Twnctleth ward, Shady
tTDttj side siation. near Duquesnc Traction. 6
rooms, reception hall, 2 porches, both gases, nice
linw: lot 45x100: tcrmsSl.OOOcaah. balance on time.
.I.E. McCrlckart. 140 Filth ave. Tel. 1676.
l"OK &AI.E LOTS
City Lots.
BEAUTIFUL building lot. corner Wvlle avenue
and Duff street, elegant location for grocery
store. Geo. Johnston. Agent, 62 Fourth avenue.
CMIEAP. cheap, iheap, cheap On Wylle av.,
j corner Frances st.. 222x100 feet to an alley.
George Johnston, Gl Fourth av.
CORNER WYLIE AVEN UK and Frances street,
85x100 feet. Geo. Johnston, Ageut, 62 Fourth
avenue.
T.'OURTH AVENUE-Near Market st.-Forty feet
X fiontforSW.OCO: enhancement certain. Samuel
W. Black & Co., 99 Fourth av.
ON Chauncey st near Wylle ay.. Thirteenth
ward, two nice .building lots. 20x95 feet each
to 20-root alley. George Johnston, 62 Fourth av.
H'O CAPITALISTS OR BUILDEP.S We have a
X desirable lot on a promlnentdown street. 30x90;
will lease for a term of years to anyone erecting a
substantial building at a ralr rental. Henry" A.
Weaver & Co.. 91 Fourth av.
EBSTEK AV.. 800 teet, near Chauncey St.
GeorgeJohnston. Agent, 62Fourthav.
ffin fCH-?10 oa,n ani1 ':' PL'r month, good building
u)J.-v lots ou line of electric road. "Jit. Wash
iugton. Baltensperger i. Williams. 143 Fourth av.
'East End Lois J?or Sale.
pRAIG ST. Between llayaril st. and
Center
vy av., very nne uuiiaing lot 50x142
alley. George Johnston, Agent, 61 Foi
feet to an
Fourth av.
I70K hALE A low price, Ji'OO, line level lot.
: 40x112ft. alley in rear St. Clair St., Baum
Grove. (103) V. A. Herron t Sous, 60 Fourth av.
Allegheny Lots ,For Sale.
TREMONT ST. Near Pennsylvania av., Alle
gheny, six beautirul bnlldlng lots, 21x105 feet
each to an alley. Geo. Johustou, Agent, 62 Fourth
ay., Pittsburg.
TOR SALE LOTS.
! . Suburban Lots For Sato.
TIGHT acres on line of A. VjR. R.. adjoining
J' thenewaud enterprlslngtownorKenslngton:
i - -" . . ..,. -- ;;", - ,
, bouglitcheap and on very eisy terms, tee Sloan
Co., 127 Fourth av.
WIL3IERDING-Three 3) choice lots near Air
il Brake works; must bo sold at once. Slurry
& Edsall, Fidelity building.
LARGE LOTS for business and dwellings In the
npw Tnannfartnrinrr town of Avonmore. on
AVest Penn Railroad; a rapidly growing town and
a good place to make a profitable investment.
W. Drape & Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
Jas.
SUBURBAN LOTS at Chartlers Fine bnlldlng
lots $3fK) lo MOD. according to size and location,
within sight of tho Court House: Chartlers is the
most accessible or any suburb of Pittsburg, being
reached bv the P. & L. E. R. in 12 minutes, bv
Chartlers packets In 25 minutes and by electric
cars, which arc to take the place of the present
horse car line next spring. In 2". minutes; these lots
Irnnt on linn of eicctrle roadw For further ptrticu-
lars, T. II. Dickson, 90 Fourth av.. Room 30,
Farms For Sal.
I?ARM A good rann, about 100 acres, near the
' city, onlv one mile rrom railroad station,
churches, schools, etc., etc.: excellent dwelling,
outbuildings, large orchard, water, etc.. etc.: one
of the best rarms tn the county, and lor stock or
dairy purposes lias no equal. Jas. W. Drape &
Co.. 313 Wood st.. Pittsburg.
I71ARM Nine acres, near Kensington. 31. E.
. lUrrlsou, draughtsman. 131 Filth av., Pitts
burg I
ManuXacturins Mtes Vor s'e.
SEVERAIi desirable manufacturing sites, river
and railroad front. George Johnston, Agent,
62 Fourth av.
TO LET.
Kast End Residences To Lot.
TO LET-On WInchlddle ay., below- Tlbertv.
frame house 9 rooms, bathroom, laundry. In
qulrc cur. Wlneblddle and Cypres; st.
Allegheny Residences To Let.
ri'O LET Klrkpatrlck av., Allegheny, Second
X ward ; two neat brick houses, six rooms, bath,
hall, vestibule, etc.; Immediate possession. A
Leggate & Son, 1C8 Fourth av.
rro LET North nv..
faclnpjoarks. fine fwo-story
X 11
mansard brick residence: ten rooms, hall.
vestibule, front lawn, overy couienlcnce. See
Klick a Haird. 1)5 Fourth av.
TO LET Soc.Tohn K. Ewing & Co., 107 Federal
st for Allegtcuy houses.
ITooms; To X,et. '
ITHJRNIhllED F.OOMS-Jfo. 101 Avery St., Alle
. gueny. Pa.
I BURNISHED front room for housekeeping. 23
. Firth av.
ROOMS Three nicely furnished room In Second
ward. Allcghcur. near parka: will let singly
or together: reterences exchanged. Address O,
V.. Dispatch office.
ROOMS Furnished and unfurnished, al Koom
Renting Agency. 1301Iobinson st.
xrYLIE AV. No. 201. furnished rooms by day.
ti week or mouth; also boarding if desired, at
Zalklnd House.
Office and Besk Koom To Jt.
TO LKT Ofllce rooms third floors, suitable for
attorneys or rsal esf-ite business: light and
heat furnished. Apply to Dispatch Business Office,
corner r-iElthflc-ld nnd Diamon&sts.
rpO IET Desk room hi our main ofiic. with use
J of desk. etc. ; alsoa private room, newly fur
nished, with desk, chairs, carpets, etc. C. H.
Love, 3Fonrth av.
Haziness Stands To Iipt.
OXIMlAT.r store. Xo. 70S SmlihfMd st.;lmTno
. dlatepo-'sesion: the most deslnble location
In the city: suitable for any branch of busines. In
quire on premises. t
rpO LET OK FOK SALE-IIotel of 27 rooms In
X Seventeenth ward, city: first-cms location for
business: house was built for a hotel and 1b thor
oupnlr adapted to the purpose and has just been
remodeled and repaired throughout, making it as
good as new; huse would be almost sure of a li
cense and will be rented at ucb a price that It could
be snb-let in tenements for more than the rent
abkt-d If licence sliould be refused. Baxter, Thomp
son t Co.. IGZ Fourth av.
fPO LET Five fine new ware or business houses,
X fivestories high. HO ft. iront by'JOI't. deep, in
cluding steam heat, steun elevator, electric light
ing; flue oflices. with Urge fireproof vault, on New
Grant St.. near Seventh av.. adjoining the fine
building of Blndlev Hardware Co. For term and
p irtlculars, see VT. A. Herron & Sons, 2o. 80
Fourth av.
TO LET Flrst-class established butcher shop,
six-room dwelling and attic, bot'i gases,offiee.
large Ice and slaughter house, boiler, engine, chop
per, wagon shidSj. yards and stihlc suitable for
wholesale business;" centrally located. Inquire at
Stall Do. Diamond Market, Pittsburg.
a'O LET Separate storerooms with railroad
track: all receiving, handling, shipping and
delivering facilities; also ofllce room. Inquire of
"V. A. Hoevelcr, Storage, Pike and Twelfth sfc.,
Pittsburg. Pa.
rpO LE Alirge building, three stortC3. with
JL engine, boilers, shafting in first-class order,
well suited for light manufacturing; well located
in Allegheny; rent low. W. A. Herron & Sons, SO
Fourth av.
rPO LET Storeroom and basement, fronting on
X Penu and Frankslown ay., at the East End.
in the verv best part of the East End for any kind
of mercantile business. C. II. Love, 93 Fourth av.
-UJ n I L EL.
TO LEI' Space with power Cor. Penn and Third
av. : three floors: ai.CQf) feet space: abundant
power; good light: splendid location: every con
venience. Apply Nicola liros., 20 Fifth av.
TVO LET Desirable storeroom. Diamond st.
X new Dispatch building: light and heat fur
nished. Apply to Business Ofiice The Dispatch,
corner bmiiuueic. a
! and Diamond sts.
a'O LET That desirable four-story building Ko.
. 94 Fifth av., or would rent in floors to suit
tenants: loiigletsecanbe had. Inquire of Pearl
Laundrv, 2-1 Federal st., city.
TO LI
ami
T Two three-story buildings. Nos. 942
'Al lv in .iv. : good location tor physician.
uenttt.
etc impure Vic. Weiss, 512 Penn av.
fPO I.KT llie verj desirable storeroom (with
J bi-en.-nt) No. 203 Smlthtleld St.. Central
Hotel bui'diug. Apply at Kaufmauus' store.
rro LET-Warehouse.
117 Water St.. running
with immediate nosses-
X through to First av.
H. Love, S3 Fourth av.
n 'O LET Storeroom with cellar. 320 Liberty street.
JL 21x75 feet in the clear, extending through to
Third avenue, i
niO LET Stores-Good stores,
X Smithfleld and Wood sts.
Fourth av.
well located, on
C. II.. Love, 93
TO LET Bakery with house of eight rooms;
good grocery stand. Holmes & Co., 420 Smlth
llcid st.
mo LET Good Wood street 4-storv brick build
JL iug. well located. C. II. Love, 93 Fourth av.
TO LET Hotel In this city, centrally located.
II. Lo e, 93 Fourth av. ,
rpO LET-Store 540 Wood st.
JL-lBlock.
Apply 209 Blsscll
lUBnufncturinjr Sites To Let.
TO LET Manufacturing property, 144 feet front
on Washington av., Allegheny: 130 feet dep
to paved back stieet, with brick and frame. build
ings on the Washington ay. front, and large vacant
f:round in rear for storage: buildings will be placed
n order to suit tenant. Apply to Benj. F. Jen
nings, i est Penn Steel " orks, Preble ay Alle
gheny. !VIIscelIanoas To I.etff.
STABLE Very convenient: will hold threehorses
and two w jgons. Call at 97 Seventh av. t
I-ERSONAT.
PERSONAL One carpenter's brace ana five good
steel bits for 93c, at Rover's, 105 smithfleld st.
PEUSOXAL Novelty Printing Co., 77 Diamond
St. ; all kinds of printing; best work at lowest
ptlccs.
PERSONAL Gentlemen who have shirts to be
I repaired call on Dill, shlrtmaker, 627 Smith
fleld st.
rERSONAL Hotel Wilson. 10 Smithfleld St..
Pittsburg. Try our celebrated 25c meals;
rooms. 50c up.
PEIISONAL-Thorp's New York school of dress
cutting. 913 Penn av., has graduated 2,000
pupils as cutters.
PEItSONAL B irgains in fine dress! goods. Jark
,eti, etc.. at J. Dwjer's; terms cash or credit.
Room 4, MtCahcc block. 701 Smithfleld.
PEi:?ONAJ,-ca-li pilrt lor. old goln and silver
watches and 'ewelrv repaired: new work made
loonier. Chris. Uauch. 541 smithfleld.
PERSONAL Wall paper for. Friday and Satur
day only: anv 15-cent gold paper In our line of
new spring styles for 10 cents, shidle's, 403 Smith
Held street.
PERSONAL Everybody to come and get a silk
scarf at Aland's, 181 Filth av.; free tills week
with each purchase ot an umbrella, cardigan
jacket or negligee shirt.
PERSONAL Wall piper, from 5 cents up to
finest grades. We furnish estimates for one
room, house, or row of houses; make contracts for
completed work. Shidle's, 403 smithfleld st.
PERSONAL Have you subscribed tor your
magazines and periodicals for '92? If not,
cony and see "us before doing so; ltwlli pav you:
also, new and old books at reduced prices. Frank
Bacon & Co., 301 Sinltblield st. Open every even
ing. PERSONAL Y hen 1 was a smai' bov my mother
always repaired inv breeches and Jacket, but
since I got to be a great blgman, Diekson, tlie well
known tailor, 65 Fifth av., cor. Wood ot., second
floor, has been substituted, who now does all my
cleaning, pressing and renovating in great shape.
Tel. 1533.
" JTOUNU.
ITiOUND-Hotel Wilson, 10 Smithfleld st. Meals
: 25c;try them: rooms. 50c up.
! T70UND-Sterllng silver-plated knives and forks,
I X tl5pcrdoz. Koyer's, 103 Smlthtleld st.
I?OUND -Money saved by having your shirts re
. paired by Dill, slilrt maker. 627 Mmlthlield St.
T7"OUND Carpenters' tools: the very lowest
. prices, and goods guaranteed, atItoer's, 105
SmittiUeld st.
I?OUND-That J. J. Aland, 131 Fifth av., IsRlvIng
: each purchaser of an umbrella, cardigan
Jacket or negligee shirt a handsome silk scarf this
week.
LOST.
LOST Breast pin On Monday night at the
Duqucsne Theater or on eitern av. cars, a
star-shape nearl breastDln. A reward of S3 will be
pald If returned to 21 liartet st Alleghenv,
L
STEAMEESAKB EXCURSIONS.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO AND i'KOM
all parts or Europe, drafts, money or
ders, cable transfers and foreiirn coin at low
estNcwYorlcr.Ues. MAX SCIIAMBEKG
CO.. No. 637 Smithfleld St., Pittsburg, Ta. Es
tablished In 1S0B. selO-Tra
AMERICAN LINE. , m
Sailinjr evei-y Wednesday from Philadelphia
anil Livei-pool. Passenger accommodations
, ana from Great Britain and Ireland, ior-
jor an clashes unsurpaseti. in;Km- auu. i-w
way. Sweden. DenmnrK, etc.
INTERNATIONAL XAVIGATIOK" CO.,
General agents, ;:05 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
Full information can be had or J. J. Mc
COUMICK, Fourth avonne and Smithfleld
street. LOUIS MOESER, 616' Smithfleld
street. mh8-41-TT3
HirE STAR LINE-
For Queenstown and Liverpool.
Roval and United States .Mail steamers.
Teutonic, Jan 23,10:30am
Britannic, Jan. 27. 3 pm
Majestic, Feb. 3. 10 am
Adriatic. Feb. 10. 3 n m
Teutonic. Feb. 17. 9 am
Hrltannic, Feb 24,2:30 pm
Majcstic.Mar.i 8:"t)ain
Germanic, 3Iar. 9. 3 p m
From White Star dock, loot or West Tenth st,
New York.
Second cabin on these steamers. Saloon rates.
?S0 and upward. econd cabin 35 and $.0. Excur
sion tickets on ravorable terms, steerage, from or
to old country, 920.
White Star drafts payable on demand in all the
firlnclpal banks throughout Great Britain. Aprlv
o JOHN J. MCCORMICK. 630 and 401 hinlthlleld
St.. Pittsburg, or H. MAITLAND KERSEY. Gen
eral Ageut. il Broadway, New York. Jal3-D
CUNAKD USE-NEW YOltK AND I.1VEK
POOIj VIA QDEEXSTOWX-Frota Pier 40
North Ulver. Fast express mall service.
"Umbrla. Jan. 1G. 7 a. m. Bothnia, Feb. 10. 2 p. m.
Gallia. Jaii.2Tl.):C0p. m.lUinhria,Feb.l3,S:30a.m.
I'truria. Jan,'Ul.S:S0a.in.Scrla, Feb. 2". 11 a.m.
Auranla. ieb. . lp. ln.lGallla. Feb. 2). 2 p. in.
Cabin passage ?S0 and upward, according to lo
cation; second cabin, $13.
Steerage tickets to and rrom all parts of Europe
at very low ratRs.
For freight and nassage applv to the compinv's
ofllce. 4 Bowling Green. New York. VEISNOV II.
BROWN & CO.. General Ajrents, orCIIAKLF-S P.
SMITH. Third av. and Wood St., Agent lor Pitts
burg, Pa. aIl-D
BOY AT, MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
GLASGOW TO PHILADELPHIA,
Via Derry and Galway. The moit direct
route fiom Scotland and North nnd Middle
of Ireland.
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Intermediate, $30. Steerage, $13.
QTflTF) Service of
I iMf f A.3IA3V Ivr-VE
LI N E ) STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
Via London every Fortnight.
Jnn "'S. State of Nebraska. S a. 3t.
CABIN, $11). Second clus, $25. Stoerasre, $19.
Applv to J. J. McCOKMlCK, C39 Smithfleld
street, Pittsburg. no25-S3-D
Norddeutscher Lloyd Steamship Company.
Fast Line ot Express Steamers.
KewYork to Southampton (London), Bremen.
SPB1NG SAILINGS. 1892.
Elder.
Havel,
Ems.
Lahn,
baale.
Spree,
Elbe,
Allcr,
Trave,
Eider.
Ha el.
Ems,
Lahn,
Saale.
Pat..
Tnc3
Sit..
Tncs.,
Sat..
Tues.,
Vcd.,
Sat.,
Tues.,
Sat..
Tues.,
Sat..
Tues.,
Sat...
April :
April E
Aorll f
Elbe.
Alter.
Trave,
Eider.
Havel.
Ems.
I,ahn.k
Wed..
Sat..
Tues.,
Sat.,
Tues.,
Sat.,
Tues.,
Sat.,
Tues.,
Wed..
Sat..
Tues.,
Sat..
Tues.,
Sat..
May 13
May 21
May 24
May 2J
May 31
June 4
June 7
June 11
June 14
June 15
June H
June 2L
June 23
June 23
July 2
April 15
April 18
April 19
April Sj
April 3
April 3i
April SO
May 3
Saale,
spree,
Elbe,
Alter.
May
Trave,
May 10
r.iaer,
Havel,
Em,
May 1J
May 17
Spree,
Tues.
Time, from New York to Sonthamnton.
Ji navs,
From Sou tnaniDton to Bremen. 24 or 30 hours. From
Southampton to London, by Southwestern Kallway
Co.. 2 hours. Trains every hour in the summer
season. Kallwaycarrl.iges for London await pas
sengers in Southampton Docks ou arrival of ex
press steamers trom New York.
These steam rs are well known forthclr speed,
comfort and excellent culslue.
MAX SWIAMBEUG & CO.. 7 Smithfleld St.,
LOUIS MOSEB. 613 SmitUfleM St.. .AgenU tor
Pittsburg. 3,'ic23-50-D
WINTER BESOEK,
LA GRIPPE!
It 19 a fact that THE GB.AY MINEUAIi
WATER of Cambridge, Ta., is -wonderful in
Its beneficial clTeets on "La Grippe" and its
dreaded aftereffects. Many are now flock
ing thither from tho cities where this disease
is ruciiifr.
HOTEL RIVERSIDE, in connection with
the spring, has accommodation for three
hundred guests, and is a delightful HOME
for convalescents. Send for cataloguo to the
proprietors,
RIDER &. WITHEROP,
Camhridselioro, Crawford Co., Pa.
On the Erio Railroad. Ja8-0
HYGEIA HOTEL,
Old Point Comrerf, Va.
Deservedly world-famed, this immense and
unique caravansary is situated a few yards
from Fort Monroe, and lies filonjr a beautiful
sanay beach, washed by the waters of Ches
apeake Ray and Hampton Roads. The won
derful equable climnte makes it an at'.-the-year-round
resort, unsurpassed in health
and general attraction. It is the rendezvous
ior prominent peonle from all sections, and
nn atmosphere of comfort, luxury and re
finement pervades tho place.
Dress parade, artillery practice, guard
mounts, etc., in the fort. Send for pamphlet.
F. N. PIKE, Manager.
del-43-TTsu
AUCTION SALE.
AUCTION SALE
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, ETC.,
Friday, January 15, at 10 o'clock at the
rooms of the Henry Auction Co., 21 and 16
Ninth st.
Fine chamber suites in oak and walnut,
wardiobes, chiffonier desks, chairs and
rockers; handsome parlor suites upholstered
in rugs, tapestries, plushes and hair cloth;
book cases, lounges, sideboards, ext. tables,
leather chairs, d'shes, silverware, bedding,
pillows andbo'stcrs, spring and rnattresscx,
velvet, brussels, and ingrain carpets; also
lot of notions, coats and wall paper; sale
positive. Terms caMi.
HENRY AUCTION CO..
jul4".3 Auctioneers.
C. H. WEINHAUS,
AUCTIONEER. 532 SJIITHFIELD ST.
Sales of merchandise at store and residences
promptly attended to. Cash advances made
on all consignments. jal3-13
TROPOSAtS.
Office of Westeri Pes a. Exposition 5
Society, Room 514 Hamilton Buildixo, v
January 13. 1SJ2.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at thi office uptoSATURDAY,
January 33. proximo, for the restaurant
privilege), Exposition, 1S32. Full informa
tion will be furnished intending bidders on
application to tho General Mnnager.
The Board of Directors reserve the right to
reject any or all bids if deemed advisable.
J. II. JOHNSTON,
Jal4-14 General Manager.
INSTALLMENT
MORTGAGES.
Money loaned on mortgages payable
at periods to suit the borrower.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST
C0MPANYr
121 and 123 Fourth Avenue.
de31-43-Th
Stencil and Stamp Works.
W. s3. Bunting,
20n'fih2qlMarI?etSt.
jttl-TT3
8'
J AVE YOUR HAIE-LASSAR'S RATION
AL treatment will absolutely save what
hair you nave, and, where possibility exists,
cause new growth. This valuable recipe,
with full instructions, sent lor $L Can be
Sut np by any druggist. Address P. P. P.
o., 12G South Fourth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. Jal3 71-wrsu
J. O. FLOWER,
JDejOL-tsuL CD oe.
S35? Ii3I-tM A.VJB5.
Ja75-rrs
M. MAY, SONS & CO.
FINE DYEING AMD CLEANING.
,- 66 Sixth Avenue,
JBhlO-'S.TUThs rittsburgi Pa.
W'A
Si
. , CIJOICK peop jutxiias.
STOCK FARM,
485 ACRES.
One or tho best farms) for this pnrposo In
"Western Pennsylvania, having thereon a
larpe brick house containing eight rooms;,
all large, with inclosed lawn of two acrei,
slopinjr from house to public road, and tho
finest framo barn in the county, size CGxSS;
also
TWO LARGE SHEEP BARNS.
Every field on farm has a running sprin?
or excellent water. Everything is in .So. 1
repair.
TWO HOURS' RIDE FROM CITY.
Inquire of
J. H. COLEMAN & CO.,
JalO-TTSu C212 Penn av., E. E., Pittsbunj.
PURCHASERS
yon
RESIDENCE PROPERTIES,
BUSINESS PROPERTIES,
MANUFACTURING SITES,
COAL LANDS,
CallKm or address
DAVID SHAW & CO.,
Real Estate -and Financial Agents,
no20-S2 Th
152 FOURTH AVE.
FOR SALE
IN
EAST END.
FINE
RESIDENCES
CHEAP.
Ja6-7i6,9,H
$C,700 $l,0CO down
new brick 9 rooms: lot
40 feet front; location
vrrv central. ( .)
$71100 Ne?ley are.
10 rooms: location
very accessible; lot 42
feet front. (7.)
$6,000 Near Shady
av-. and Alder st. 8
rooms; lot CO lcec
front. ( .)
$0(00 Edwin, near
Alder St., 8 rooms; lot
50 feet front. (61.)
VT. A. IIERRON &
SONS, SO Fourth ave.
$8,500
Buys a handsome briclc residenireof rootr.s
on one of tho finest paved avenues iu East
End. House sets back from street, with
large grass plot and stone, walks. Tnis.prop
erty worthy ofinspection.
BAXTER, THOMPSOir&CO.,
162 FOURTH AVE.
1al2-26TT
$17,d00.
Allegheny Investment.
Locust street, well located: two sub
stantial, 8 room brick dwellings; hall, bath,
slate mantels, laundry, etc., on lot 44x180
feet, with two excellent stables and carriage
houses on rear; rental, $1,400; a. bargain to a
quick buyer.
M. F. HIPPLE Q, CO.,
jalO-100-TTSU CG Fourth av.
$9,250-0AKLAND,
On very desirable residence avenue, sub
stantial EIGHT-ROOSt BRICK DWELLING,
Hall, bath, gas, slate mantels, tile hearths,
etc. Lot -iSil'20. Corner property. Easy
terms. M. F. HirPLE & CO..
jalO-39-TTSU 08 Fourth avenue.
OFFICES
FIDELITY BUILDING
121 and 123 Fourth ave"ie,
-AT-
' MODERATE RENTS.
de23-43-TT
For Sale.
No. 28
Sherman Ave.
FRONTING THE
most desirable
part of the
ALLEGHENY TARES.
A line residence,
11 rooms at a
low price (28). Sco
W. A. HEREON & SONS,
Ja5-7S-Th SO Fourth Ave.
TO INVESTORS.
I havo for sale $34,000 at 97Jf, total issue
G per cent 30years water bonds, guaranteed
by a city. A flrst-class investment.
WILLIAM A. HUDSON,
Attorney at Law, Room 5, No. 103 Diamond
St., Pittsburg, Pa. no2D-Thsu
OAKLAND.
$6,800 Cheap.
HANDSOME HOME.
Easy Payments.
Xine rooms, modern
fixtures down to pas
lishtinpby electricity.
Location the best. For
sale only on account of '
owner's removal. (70)
vr. A. IIEKEOX &
SONS, 60 Fourth ave.
jall-S0-l,19,23,27
Perm Ave.,
East End,
Storeroom
Q
To let for one or throe years.
0 by about 0 feet; location
Rood.
T. A. IIEUROX & SON'S,
80 Fourth avennn.
jall-C7-14,lG,10,23
Very Cheap,
Only R3G0.
Modern House
8 rooms, bath, pantry,
laundry, late fixtures.
Location sood, in East
Entl. (63). '
v.A.nj:niioxa soxs,
80 Fourth avenuo.
jal4-65 U,1S,!
C6.30
TO LET
FOUETn AV.
OFFICES.
Opposite the PostoHlco.
Largo ouico ouiimns.
Send for I it.
W. A. III-HKO?- & SON'S, SO
Fourth avenue. JalS-9"Mrs
" Residenco for sile U
$15,000. I rooms, modern fixtures,
I larse lot fronting the
CEDAR AV., r Pnrlc. (20) See V. A.
I HEKRO.N & SO.VS. SO
ALLEOnEX Y. J Fourth av. ja9-lH-TT3
UllliCATUISXt-
ATE1V RAPID
I'HON'OGRAI'HY AND
-L typewriting and complete
business
course tanlit at Park Institute. 01 Xorth
ave., Allegheny. Now tenn opens Novem
ber 9. Evening sessions. Catalogues and
journal to anv address free.
auSO-TTS LEVI HIDDEN. A. M., Principal.
"MAlSlN'SlHORTflANJsCflOOiT"
Tills Intitntlon. rterotcl exclnslrclr to Instruc
tion in shorthand ami typewriting. Is nowlnltit
eighth year. The conductor has had an experience
ot 35 year ai ofilfiil 8tenoRnp!ier for omrtj
and lepifelative bodies. Fifty typewriters arc for
the use of students. Three floors arc devoted en
tirely to the use of the schuol. Theinslrnrtlon is
tlioronsh and practical. Sessions are held div snn
evening. For full particnlara nnd 'catalogue call
on or address A. 31. 3IAUTIN, 412 Wood stree:.
JaM-3-;-Ths
CURRY
SIXTH STKKET.
CURKY ColUz'ntc ncpartment, The nest.
CURRY Normal School, The llest.
CUItKY Enfrlisli Training School, Tho IJest.
CURRY liusiness College, The IJest.
CURKX School of Shorthand, Tlie Best
CURRi' Conservatory or Mu3ic, The Best
CURRY School of Elocution. Tho Best.
CURRY Faculty and Discipline, TlieBest
Call or send lor catalogue. IL il. HOWE,
President. OC24-31
UNITARIAN PUBLICATIONS FR E"E
Address Miss Mary Lyman, 19 Oakland
Square, Pittsburc;.
ial2-42
KAlLROAD
piTTSIlUKG
AND WESTKKN RAILWA.Y
Stan'd time). I Leave, i Arrive.
Trains (Ct'l Stan'd time).
Mall. Butler, Clarion
Kane.
6:10 am
71 am
0:35 a m
3:10 pm
2:00 pm
4:25 pm
5:45 nm
11:30 am
75 pin
Akron and trie
Butler Accommodation
New Castle Accommodation.
Chicago Express (dally)....,
Zelleuoplc and Foxburg....,
TTfjirz i
J:wam t
12:1.5 p m
5:30 a m
uuiierAccominouauou.
iwain
First-class faro to Cli catro.sio 0. Mpiinilj'l.i.
P(0. Pullman biulet sleeping cars Chicago daily.
i7 "
J.?.,
.
KAXLBOAD3.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD."!
SCUEDCI.E IXEiTXCTDECEJIBEnaith, 1391.
Trains will leave Union Station, Pittsburg
as follows: (Eastern Standard Time)
3IAIN LINK EATW tKD.
Pennsylvania Limited of Pnllm.in Vestibule "ar
OailvatT:15a.m.. arriving at IlarrWmrg at l:5
p.m., Philadelphia at 4:4 p. m.. New-York 7:09
p. in., Baltimore 4:M p. m.. Washington".:- p.m.
Jvcvtone "Cypress dally at 1 CO a. m.. arriving at
Harrisbnrg 8:25 a.m., Philadelphia llriia. m..
CW York 2:m n. m
Atlantic Express daily at 3:30 a. m., arriving at
Harrfshurflr 10:30 n. "m. Vhll.lftelnhf.l l!2n. m-
New York 3&) p. m.. Baltimore 1:15 p. m.. Wash-
incrton ?;5l:i. m '
Harrisbnrg Accommodation dally, except Sundayt
5:2".a. in., arriving atl!arrisburg3:50.p. m. , :l.
jj. upns oauv at a:wi a. m.. arnvn as'.
llrjTi-bnrg 30 p m.. Philadelphia CiKJ p m..
.,ew iwrKyw-.p. m.. iaiumoret,:up.m..vasc'
iPgton8:15n. m. .
Hail train unday only. S:40a. m.. arrives Harrla- "
btirgTSXJ p. m.. Philadelphia 10: p. mw 4
Jlail express dally at 1:C0 p. m.. arriving at Har- .J
rishurg 10:10 p. m.. connecting at Harrlsburg'wB
wlih Philadelphia Express. va
a. iju.iieiima rtpress uaii j at liup. m.. amilDS,
At. iiurrisL'iirg i:ui a. m., x uuaueipnia 4 a. m.
auu .ww i orK j:ioa. m. S1
Eastern Express at 7:15 p.m. dally, arriving HiMH
rlsburg I::3 a. m.. Baltimore S:30 a. m.. Wash-eTB
ington 7:30 a. m.. Philadelphia 3:3 a. m. and4
"Vttir VafIi- 9-m in fc
Fast Line daily, a't 8:"l0p. m arriving at HarrH-""
York 3-JSO a. m.. Baltimore C3) a. in.. Washing
mil iiOJil. in.
All tlirougn trains connect at Jersey Cltv with
boats of "Brooklyn Annex." for Brooklyn. N.Y...
avoiding double ferriage and journey througH'"
iipir i one uny.
Johnstown Accom.. except Sunday. 3:41 p. m.
Urtensburg Accom.. 11:30 n. m. weefc-dav3 10:30
p. m. Sundays. Greensburg Hxpress 5:15 p. ra.."".
i.ilil.'UIKI.ja A,,J UAJHUJ Xl.tA, -UJ. &.k j
ccpt Sunday.
Wall Accom. 5:25. 6:00. 7:4". S:fi. 3:50. 0:40. 10:30.
11:00a. m.. i::15, 1:00. 1:3). 2:30. 3:10. 4:t), 4)0.
5:15. 6:C0. 6:45. 7:35. 9:00. lc:3J. 11:0) p. m.. lU
night, excipt londav. Sunday. 9:40. 10:30 a.
m 12:25, 1:00, 2SP, 4:30. 5:30. 7rJ0, 9:30. 10:33
P. m.
A Ilkinsbnrg Accom. 5:23. 6rf. 6:15. 6:45. 7:00. 7:25,,
7:40.8:10. A. 8:50. 9:40. 10:30.11:03. 11:10 a. m
12:01, 12:15. 12:30, 1:00, 1:20, 1:30. 2:0", Hi). 3:13.
shi, 4). 4:io, 4K5. 4, 4iW; i:w;.-:l-,. oso,
5:-13, B:00. 6:20. 6:41. 70, 7:35,8:25. 9:C0;9:.
10:20. 11:00. 11:30. ar.cl 12:10 night, except Moudar.
uiinav. s:v. s:io, iv-.m a. m.. izjj. i:w, mjt.
-:m'. ii.Tj, auu, iijj. v.w. vim. ic:oup. m.
Braildock Accom.. S:C5. CK. 6:15. 6:45. 7:00. 7:25.
r:23.' 1
7:10.8:00.8:10. 8:35. 8:50. 0:. 10:30. 11:00, 11:U ,W
a. m.. rzJl. l:l.. xzai, l:w, l:'JU. lai. 2:oo, z:it c,
,.ts t. rt m.ti ,.,rt j.rt-. ,..i ,. ,.-, 7..v, e.,r - 1
.,... .,', -i;,v, ,,', t.i. i;.u, ,.,, .jw. u.uv. .J,,.
JSfln. 5:45. 6:10. G:a. 6:45. 7:20. 7UH. 8:25. 9:00, 9:45. j
a',.-i-, ji:us, ii:.i p. in.. auiii:iu nigiiL. ecepb
Slnndav, SumUy. 5:30, t:00, 3:10, 10:30 a. m.,
10:3) p. in.
SOCTH-tVnsT I'ESS KAI1AYAT. "
Fot TIniontown 5:25 and 8:35 a. m., 1:20 and 4:21
wcet days,
3IOXOXGnET.A nrvTHON".
12:23,1:00.1:30. 2-,)V4:30. 5:30. 70. 9:00. 9:C30.
OX AJtt AFTER ilAYSStll. 1VJ1.
For aionongabela City. West Brownsville." and
"Unlontown 10:4(1 a. in. For Munongahela Citv
and West Brownsville 7:35 and 10:40 a. m. and
4:50 p. m. On Suiidiv. 8:55 a. in. and 1:01 p. m.
For Monongahela City only. 1:01 and 5:- p. m.
week-days. Dravo-burg accom.. eiO'la. m. and
3:20 p. m. week-days. West Elizabeth accom.,
8:35 a. m 4:15, 6:30 and 11:35 p. m. Sunday, 9:40
p. m.
WEST rENXSYI.YAIA DIVISIOX.
Or- ro aitee Novejisei: 16th, 1331.
From FEDERAL STREET STATION". Allegheny
City
For S-pringdale. week-days, 6:20. 8:25. 8:30.10:10,
11:50 a.m.. 2:25, 4:19, 5":fO. 5:40. 6:10. B:20, 8:10,
10:randll:40p. m. sumHys. 12:35 and 9:30 p.m.
For Butler, week-days. 6:55. 8:50, I0:4U a. m.. 3:15"
and 6:10 p. m.
For Freeport, week-diys. 6A5, SiW, 10: a. m.,
3:15. 4:19. 5: W. 8:10, 10:30 and 11:10 p. m. Sundays."
12:35 and 9.30 p.m.
For Apollo, week-days. 10:40a.m.. and5:40p. m.
For Paulton and Blairsville, week-days, 6:55 a. m..
3:15 and 10:3) p.m.
XTa-The ExceNlor Baggage Express Company
wiil call for and check baggage from hotels aut
residences. Time cards and full Information can
be obtained at the ticket offices Xo 110 Flrta.ave-
nuc. corner Fourth avenue and Try street, and
Union station.
CII AS. E. 1' UGH. J. R. WOOD. '
Oeneral Manager. G'n'IPass'r Agent.
JFrom Pittsburgh Union Station.
ennsylvgnia Lines:
Trains Sun by Contral Time.
?friUiTCrtt?4ystcui Fort Y:iync ltonto
Depart for Chicago, points intermediate and beyond:
L30a.m.t7.10 a.m., 1Z3) p.m., 1.00 p.m., S.45
p. m.f J11.33 p.m. Akkive from same points : 12AS
a.m.,lfl,15 aa..6XUa.in.,6L35 aa U.00p.ta.
fi.50p.rn.
Depart for Toledo, points intermediate andteyondi
7J0a.m.,li:j0pun.,lXUp.m.,tllOpjn. Akkiys
from same points: 1.15a.m.t tiJ15ajn., 'COOpja.,.
6JJ0p m.
Depart for CleTelocd, points intermediate and
beyond: jjA) a.m., ''tUv a.m., -J.l2.4a pjo,
vii.iop.nz, arrive irom arac poinu; 'uuxa.m.
-hM D.m- C.iX) o.m.. iT.OO i.m.
Depart for New Ca-tle, Erie, Youngstown, Ashta
bula, points intcrmedwre and beyond; 17.20 a.m.v
fJ-liJ pun. Akrue from same poin: fl5 pjn..
fJ.W p.m.
Depart for New Ca3tle, Jamestowa, Votmgstova
and Niles, -6.-io p.m. Akkivk irom sace pomu
r9.10 a.m.
Depart for Voursstown, liS0 pjn. ARRrvKfron. .
Youngstown CJJ p.m.
otitliwct ystem-lAn HnndleKonto
Depart for Columbos. Oncinnati, Indianapolis, SC
Louis, points intermediate and Lcyond; l.i2? i.nu
7.tX) a.m., S.45 pu, 11.15 pja. Arkitb froic Sam .
points : Z2o a.m., Q.w a.m., bjao p.m.
Depart for Columbus, Chicago, points intermedial
andbeond: 1JZ0 n.ra., Ji(5p.m. Ark.T2 ip jh
tame points: J20 a m.,f3.ttj pun.
Depart for Washagton, ffi.I5 a. m., -SJ3$ a.za
fl.55p. m..fX)p.m ,f4.l5p.m.,f iJOp.m. Arriti,
trom Washington, f(jL3 a.m., fTJM) a.m., fgJ50 a.ia.t
fI0.2ja. m.ifl.yp m.,i0.2.p.m.
Depakt for Wheelm, fTJOO a. m f!2 03 n'n.,
f2.-15 p. m., fC.10 p. m. Arrive from Wheeling,
2J20 ajn., fS.J.5 a. m., 3 05 p. m., 55 p. m.
Pullman Sleeping Cars and Pullman Dinixo
Cass run throush, Kast and We.t, cd principal traicj
of both Systems. "
Time Tables of Through and Local Accommoda
tion Trains of eithersystemnot mentioned abore, cam
be obtained at IUI i-ittn Arenue and Union btatioov
Pittsburgh, and at principal ticket oSces of the Peso
gjlvania Lines West of Pituburgh.
DilT. 1Ex.Saudar- JEx. Saturday. Ti. Monda.
JOSEPH AVOOD, E. A. FORD,
T)AI.TIMOnE AND OHIO ItAlLROAD.
iiclirilule in effect December a). 1331.
Eaaiera
lime.
For 'Vahlnzton. D. C.
Baltimore. Philadelphia and x
Vew York, 3.C0 a. m. and' i
3:3) p. in.
For Cumberland. "B:!,
a-ro , m i-i?i wi.'nrt ,
Vnt. nnnplla-rlllo 1.n1'
:0O. 5Sii)a.m.. 1UC, U:13. ,
For LTniontown. JSlod.
8:W. W;-3a. m., ililO. I:isr-
ami anp. m.
For JIt.ricasantL 30antl
3:00 a. m.. jlslT, 51:13 anrl t:00 p. m.
For Wahiii;tmi. Fa.. 7:3 and i3 a; ra.. l:0O.
iUW 7:30 and 111:. p. m.
Fur WhecUnff, 7:2J, :J0 a. in., 'lK. "7: and
111: vji). m.
For Cincinnati and St. Louts, 7:2) 3. m.. V":3
p. in.
ForCincinnatl. llp. m. fSatunlav only).
Fur rolumlius. 7:3)a. m.. V:30 and 111:.", p. m.
ForXewarV, 7 :31a. in.. 7-"V ind 11V p. m.
ForCliicajro. 7:J0n. m. and 7:3i) p. m.
'trains arrive from New York. 1'lillaUeiphla.Bal
tlmoreand Washlnptn. 8:20 a. ml 8:30 p. m.
From Columbus, Cincinnati anil Chicago. SJO. a.
in.. s:Jp. m. From Wlieclint, 'Sii?, 10 :40 a.m.,
1:I. SAID. in.
l'arlorandslteplnicarsto Baltimore. Washing
ton, (Mncinn-itlaud Chicago. fM
l)allr. Uallr except fenndar. 'Sunday only. ilM
ISaturdiy only. OailyeicpptaaturdaT. "m
The Pittsburg Transfer Company will call for -iM
atid clieclc bara;?c trom hotels and residences r h
upon orJcrs left at II. & O- ticket oSce, corner vj
film avenue auu vnoou sircci, or -Aft ana um
bmltiitlclrt street.
J. T. ODELIi. C1IAS. O. SCULL.
General 31anacr. (jen. Pass. Aent.
PITTSr.URO AND LAKE jCI'.IE RAILROAD '
Compaitr; schedule in effect Novemlter 1J,,
ISM. Ccntraltlmc. P. Jfc I,. K. R. R. Depart
For Cleveland. 3:00 a. m., lo, 4:21, 9:p. m.
For Ciiflnnatl. Chicago and at. Louis, 1:50. "9:4J
p. m. For Buffalo. 8:W a. m.. 4:2). 9:43 p. m. ,
For salamanca, 3AT0a. m.. "1:10. J:)5 p. In. Fof ,
ounistown and New Castle. 6:00. 8 SO. SdiVi
m.. "10. '::, "J:a p. pi. For Reaver Falls 6:00.,.
:lv, -n:w. svja. m., -i:, d:. -iar. o:ju. tf: p.
In. For Cliartb-rs. '.i-JB. S:3. 0:00. .C:. 7:00.
7:"i", "70, S:i". 3:I0, 9:V, 11:45 p. m.. 12:10. l:V.
i. :i:m. j:i, -,ivjj. -t:Zt, o:iu, iVM. -3 .to. v:u.
i 103) p.m.
I Ar.uiVE From Cleveland. "fitW a. m.. 120,
:lo, "7 30 p- m. From Cincinnati, Chicago A
ht. I.oul- i;ao a. in.. 12:30. ?:" D. m. From '
j Itutfalo, S:70a. m., 12:30, 9ao p.. m. Front Sala-,.
TT,ini..i. .i:ai lO:0O a, m. 7,'n ti
:10 n. m. From
"i oungstmwi and Newcastle,
i:iO. 10:00 a. m'1
J:fl.', o:i., 'tin. a:JO p. in.
From Beaver Falls.5
;.. '12:3a, 1S3. CS14,;
tM 6:l, 7:3 -ij:o a
7:3U. 9:11 n. in.
1'.. C Y. trains for If .msiltld. 7:35 a. m. ' '
12:10. :4 p. m. For Espleu and Eeeclnnont.-
;:. a. in., S:l p. m.
I'.. V. & Y. trains from Mansfield. 708. 11 . ..
m.. 3Ulp.m. From Ilcecliuiort 7:u5, 1133 a. m.
P., McK. A Y. I'.. K. I)ei-ai:t For New
Haven. S:i0. 3 p. m. For West Newtoj. SiSO,'
"3a"0. 5:25 p. in,
, AKKIVE From New Haven. S:00 a.m.. '1TS p. .
m. From West N'ewton, 6:13, 'JiCO a. m. '4:14 .
p. m.
For McKeesnort Elizabeth, fononzahela CltT.
and Cello Vernon. 6:4., 11 OS a. m.. :C0 p. m. .
From Belle Vernon. Monongahela City, K117& '
bi'tli and MeKccsport, 7:40a. m., 1:20, 5.C5p. la.
llallr. isunda) only.
Ot j- ticket otlice. CJ0 Smltlifield st.
T.rmnEST
VALLEY
lATLROAD-OW
A. and after Sunday. June 2S. lot. trains wl't
leave and arrive at union station, nttsburg. east
em standard time: Buffalo express leave at 3:ja
a, m.. 8:45 p. ni. (arriving at Buffalo at 5:45 p. m, .
and7:20a.m.):arrlvesat7:10a.m..S:25p.in. Oil -Cityaud
DuBoH express Leaves 8:20a, m.. liSop. .
m.: arrives 1:00. 0:25. 10:00p.m. East Brady
Leaves at o a.m. jvitunmng weaves v:iaa,
in., .i:55,5:30p.TO.:arrivrs8iJ, 10:00a.m.. SS p.
jr.. Braeburn Leaves 4 A 6:15 p. m. ; arrive S:ai
a.m., 7:40 p. m. Valley Camp-Leaves 10:11 a. m..
12-05. 2:25. 11:20 p. m.: arrives 6:40 a. m 12:20, 2:1$
.X.p. i". Huiton Leaves 8:00, 9:50. pm.tarrlves.
7:M. 11:20 p. m. Forty-third street Arrives 3:15,
8:20 p. m Sunday trains Buffalo express Leave ..
:20a,ni., 8:45 p. m.: arrives 7:10 a. ra., 6:23 p-m.
Klttannlng Leaves 12: p. m.; arnrea W.W p. m.
jiraebui-ii i.eaTes 9v) p. m.; arrlTes 7:10 p. w:"-t
iracuuni iica vj p. ni.; amres :iw p. nr;
l'ullman parlor buffet ctr on day trains and ull-
man sleeping car on night trains between Pltuourg
and Buffalo. Tlclet offices. No. 110 Fifth avenlia
and Union station. DAVID MTIARfio tf:npra
Superintendent JAiIE3 F, AJiDKIiiUiU iiif
(KSiT'iittAzens.
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