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THE' PITTSBURG-
'DTSPATCHI
FRIDAY;
JANUARY -i 15r"1892L
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HE HAS HAD ENOUGH.
Senator Sherman ftow Bounding Out
His Lon? Political Life.
WALL PAPER.
BLAINE IS TOO DELICATE TO BUN.
Tho Ohio Senator Says So, and Believes
Harrison's Manners Are Bad.
r. FOLEY TALKS ABOUT STATE FOLITICS
Tinted States Senator John Sherman
passed through Pittsburj; last night on his
way from Columbus to "Washington. The
Senator says he is forever hereafter out of
politics. He was suffering from a severe
cold, but he looked hearty and for half an
hour he talked glibly on politics and other
issues of the day. He tlon't believe that
Senator Quay 'will go into an open battle
with the President. He was surprised to
hear that Senator Quay and Sir. JIagee had
arranged their differences and were now
pulling together in politic
"What is new in the political world, Sena
tor?" was asked.
"Well," he began, "the politicians are
moving pretty rapidly jrst now. I have
been awav from Washington for two davs
and have got behind in my political in- I States and in lesser quantities to
jormauon. i outers.
Pittsburg. Has the Second Largest Jobbing
Trade in the Country in This Line.
SOME
INTERESTING FACTS
CONNECTION.
IN THAT
The Manner in Which a Leading Hous$
Conducts the Business.
For a quarter of a century Mr. John S.
Koberts has been in the wallpaper business,
serving in everv capacity from clerk to pro
prietor. In order to obtain information re
garding a branch of business which is in
many people's minds about spring season, a
call was made on Sir. Roberts in his new
location, 719-721 Liberty street, yesterday.
"Yes," said Mr. Koberts, in reply to
questions, "it is a fact, although not gen
erally known, that our jobbing business is
the largest in the countfv, with one excep
tion. We keep about a tlmen salesmen on
the road during ten month-, of the year, and
our receipts of wall paper average three
carloads a week the year round. Of course,
much of this is reshipped by us to our retail
cus'onters, so that between receipts and re
h;'i:r.e'its we handle about one carload of
wall paper everv working day of the year.
On business goes largely through seven
1U or rz
JOS BORNE & CO.' 5
Penn Avenue Stores SnppHcs for Spring
w"irinr.
Jfew style ginghams, including David &
John Anderson's finest novelties in Scotch
zephyr ginghams; fine quality American
dress ginghams; thin white goods; bleached
and unbleached muslins, in all qualities and
widths; our own large importations in em
broideries, linen and point de gene laces;
also our special sale of housekeeping linens
now going on. Jos. Horne & Co.,
G09-621 Penn avenue.
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Meet In jj.
THE MEMBERS OF riTTSIVURG LODGE NO.
184, F. & A.M., are requested to assemble at
Freemaoons' Hall, Fifth avenue. SATURDAY
MOUSING. Jantiarv 16. 1892, at 8.10 o'clock, to at
tend the luneral of our late hroiher. Gamble Weir,
from Sixth Presbvtcrian Chun h, Franklin street,
Pittsburg. Byorderofthc W. M. Jalj-M
"Will Mr. Blaine be nominated for Presi
dent?"
"If the result at Tnej!nv'prininrit- can
be taken as an indication I rather think he
can be if he want the nomination. I still
think he should not be nominated, how
ever." 'Is it true that ex-Gove rnor Foraker is
endeavoring to swing t the Ohio delegation
for Alger?"
Foraker Does Not Control Ohio.
"I think not. Mr. Foraker says he is for
Blaine for President. Foraker is strong in
Ohio. While he was Governor he put the
machinery of.his party in good shape. He
looked carefully after all the details and he
is a good organizer. I believe however he
is for Blaine for President."
"Will Mr. Foraker control Ohio's delega
tion to the National Convention?"
"No, sir. The people of Ohio will at
tend to that matter."
"Will President Harrison be renomi
nated?" "I don't know."
"Will he get the Ohio delegation?"
"He may, probably. Mr. Harrison would
be more popular with Ohio people if his
manner was more agreeable. However, the
Ohio Republicans have confidence in Mr.
Harrison aud his administration."
"In your judgment, Senator, will Mr.
Blaine accept the nomination for Presi
dent'" "I hardly think he will. His health, I
believe, will not permit him to accept the
nomination, and I don't believe he wants to
be President."
"Well, who then will get the Blaine del
egates to the National Convention?"
Air r's Star Is Growing Brighter.
"I can't say. I think most of them will
go to any man who can be3t Harrison. I
hear much talk of their going to General
Alger, of Michigan."
"Will you be a candidate for President,
Senator?"
"No. sir," the Senator replied, as he
jquared himself, evidencing interest in the
question. "I will never be a candidate for
President. I am content with what 'the
people of Ohio have given me and I will
round up my political life with my present
term in the Senate. Six terms in the Sen
ate is more than the people of Ohio have
given any man in the past. I can't say
what they will do in the future."
ME. FOLEY IHDIGHANT.
ITe Denies Bis Alleged Talk In Favor of
Hnrritj A World's Fair Office Hero.
P. Foley, the. Democratic politician and
World's Fair Commissioner, returned from
Harnsburg last night on the Chicago
limited. He was accompanied by George
Itiley, also a World's Fair Commissioner.
Mr. Foley denied that he went East to at
tend a political conference of the Harrity
men and said that he had not talked
politics since he left Pittsburg.
"How about that interview sent irom
Harrisburg to a local evening paper?" was
asked.
"I saw that interview to-day. But I was
not interviewed about Harrity's chances or
on any other subject since I left here. I
tell you positively I did not talk favorably
or otherwise of "Mr. Harrity. I suppose
these reports properiv colored are sent out
to manufacture sentiment in the State Com
mittee fight which comes off at Harrisburg
next AVednesday."
Mr. Foley, in the interview sent from
Harrisburs, was reported as being strongly
in favor of Mr. Harrity for the late W. L.
Scott's place on the National Democratic
Committee. Mr. Foley, however, has been
instructed to vote for "J. M. Guffev for the
place, and he said last night that he would
certainly obey instructions. The effort to
manufacture sentiment in Mr. Harrity's
favor being made at Harrisburg by Mr.
Harrity's correspondents is amusing the
I'itMmrg Democrats, whs have unanimous
ly indorsed Mr Guffev.
"No. I was not East holding a conference
with Mr. Harrity or any of his friends,"
Mr. Foley said. "We were at Harrisburg
attending the meeting of the Committee on
Manufacturers ofthe World's Fair Com
mission. We had a satisfactory meeting,
and decided to open an office in Pittsburg,
where we will encage a secretary and sev
eral clerks and will receive applications for
and grant space for the exhibits of our local
manulaeturers. The Pittsburg office will be
made one of the most important In the
State, and we will be busy with the affairs
of the World's Fair Commission for a year
nr mum
MULTIPLICITY Or DESIGNS.
When asked regarding the number of pat
terns and coloriugs which were represented
in so extensive a trade, Mr. Roberts re
ferred to his books and stated that thev had
in stock, or else in samples which could be
promptly supplied, over 7,000 varieties in
wall papers a"nd 5,000 in borders. This tre
mendous assortment is recorded by such an
ingenious system of bookkeeping that it is
possible at a very few moments' notice to
tell exactly how many rolls of any particu
lar pattern are on hand; and, in tact, it is
possible to take account of stock from these
records without going through the six
stories and basement, which are piled full
of rolls and bundles of paper. But of
course a personal examination of stock is
required to show the condition of the goods.
"How do you know which patterns to
order for your trade? Is not that the risky
part of your business?"
"Well," answered Mr. Boberts, "no man
can tell whether a pattern will prove popu
lar uutil it is presented to the retail trade.
The manufacturers get up their new de
signs early in the summer. The jobbers
then work night and day during July and
August to put samples of these into book
form for their traveling salesmen, who
start to visit the trade early in September.
Sales are usnallv made for delivery in
March. When the jobbers' orders accumu
late the manufacturers start to turn out the
stock, and many a design, that at first seemed
sure to find favor everywhere, is left far be
hind by some pattern that was not so much
esteemed. In fact, we never trust our judg
ment as to which papers will sell best we
wait to ascertain before ordering."
i MUST ALWAYS HAVE SOME OLD STOCK.
Mr. Boberts smiled when asked how he
managed to get rid of old stock'so as to
keep up with the times and show as fine
novelties as wall paper men newlv engag
ing in business. "The fact is that old,
standard papers are a necessity to a first
class wall paper establishment," he said;
"the worst drawback to the dealer now en
gaging in business is his inability to obtain
some of these old papers which are not
manufactured now. For instance, a darfc
dado which is very frequently called for
must be obtained from some lucky dealer
who has it in stock. They no longer make
them. Similarly with such specialties as
perspective papers, used in churches, and
Corinthian columns, which are needed for
theaters and halls. These are nearly un
attainable txcept from a first-class dealer
who has kept them in stock. I might men
tion others, but these will illustrate what
I mean."
The reporter was guided through this im
mense establishment from cellar to
sixth story, everywhere finding that even
these acres of floor space were crowded with
the stock needed for the trade. In fact,
scaffoldings and shelves are being added in
every corner to accommodate more bundles.
Yet if receipts stopped it would take only
two weeks business to completely deplete
the stock. Mr. Boberts keeps the largest
line of moldings in the State or, perhaps,
in the country and it is a fact that if every
branch of business in Pittsburg transacted
thesame proportion of the trade of the
United States that is done here in vail pa
per jobbing, the streets could not contain
the vehicles required to handle them.
The retail department is on the first floor,
and comfort and excellent light are features
which will be appreciated.
VTOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-TUB ANNUAL
i meeting or the stockholders of the Standard
Plate Glis Company for the purpose of electing a
Boari of Directors for the ensuing year will be
held at the company's office In Butler, Fa., on
TUESDAY, January 19, 1S92. at 11 o'clock A. M.
ilgnedj E. J. HOWARD. Sec.
jaS-M-D
JCS'Disp'o; advertisements one dollar per
square for tif iasertion. Classified real estate
advertisements on this page ten ctif per line far
each insertion, and flone taken jor lest than
thirty cents.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Classified under the following headings will be ac
cepted at the rate of
OSfE CENT PER WORD
FOBT.EACII INSERTION when paid for In ad
vance either at main or branch offices.
Wanted Advertisements of all Hinds,
SUCH AS
WANTED.
Situations Wanted.
TJOPTTIOX As housekeeper; widow desires a
position us Jior..ekeeper for a bachelor or
widower, with small family: no objections to leave
theiitx : r-ferencis exchahs-ed. Address Refine
ment. DUpitrhoClcc.
FOB SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities. For Sale.
DRUG STORE-Good locations Invoices 91,700;
verv cheap. S. Dawes, administrator. Ad
dress II. "L. King, 437 Grant st.
SITUATIONS
MALE HELP.
FKHALE HELP,
AGENTS,
PERSONALS
BOOMS,
HOARDING,
BOARDER,
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO LET BOOMS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALES, LOST AND
FOUND.
Dividends.
OFFICE OF THE
ALLEWAXJflA FlKE IXSUKtXCE CO,
No. 523 Wood street.
Pittsburg". Pa.. JannarvD. 1812.
DIVIDEND NO. 35-THE DIKECTOR3 OF
this company have this dav declired a divi
dend of Si 50 U rER CENT) PER SHARE, payable
on and after JANUARY 11. 1SU.
Jal0-S7-Mwr G. W. HAMMER, Secretary
S2. S
THE BEN' FROfKLIX IXrKAXCE COMPANV
of the City of Alli.giif.xy. pa.
ALLFOIIEXY. January 11. 1S92,
TUVrDKND THE DIRECTORS (IF Tills COM-
XJ I'ANY have this day declared a dividend of
THREE (3) TER CENT, SI 50 per share, pa able on
demand. WM. A. FOKD.
Jal5-34-D Secretary.
Notices.
office of City Controller,
McKeeport, Pa., December 24. 1391. (
ATOTICE TO HOLDF.KS OF SICKEESPORT
1 Water Bonds (Issue of 1881). Notice
is hereby given that the Sinking Fund
Commissioners of the Citv of McKersport propose
to purchase the following "Water Bonds issued by
the Borough of McKeesport.viz: Nos. 1,2,3, 4, 5, 6,
7. 8.9, 10. 11. 12, is. 14 and 1 Tor SI, (-00 each; No.
41forJ500. and Nos. 81 and 82 ror I00 each in sixty
days from this date, after which lime interest on
same will cease. G. B. HERWICK,
dc25-2T-TuF Secretary.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
BUSINESS OFFICE.
Cor. SmifllfisJd and Diamond Streets.
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS, WHERE
WANT, FOR SALT, TO LET, AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 0 P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with THE DISPATCH.
FOR ALLEGHENY. NO. 107 FEDERAL ST.,
TELEPHONED.
FOR THE ' SOUTnSTDE. NO. 1412 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. 6022.
FOR THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, 6121
PENN AV.
PITTSBUPG ADDITIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. 3M Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKXY, 24th street and Penn avenue.
ALLEGHENY-ADDITIONAL.
F. II. EGGERS &80N. Ohio and Chestnut streeta.
THOMAS MCHENRY. Western and Irwin a cnues.
PERRY M. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny avs.
POSITION By a young man thirty-three years of
age. as clerk or salesman: n is no experience,
bet is willing and anxions to make himself gener
iillv useful: compensation no object. Address
Lock Box 072.
TlOSiriON
-l for a jewelry house' have had 8 years' expe
rience ana iraveien consineraoiy: can give At rei
erence. Address C. W. W Dispatch office.
An traveling salesman or salesman
"DOSITION By a young man as assistant book-
A keeper, or office work where there will bead-
vanccment: best of reference.
uispatcn once.
Address Assistant,
POSITION Bv an experienced Indy stenographer
and tvpewrlter: can give Lest of reference.
Address L. S., Dispatch oCicc.
POSITION A Tellable position on salary or in
terest in established business. Address Doc
tor. Times. Scranloi. Pa.
"POSITION b-
noldsville. Pa.
ya first-class sober barber: best of
A reference furnished. Address Box 93. Rcy-
POSITION-Bv a practical bookkeeper with tho
best of references. Address F. S., Dispatch
office.
WANTED.
Male Kfb.
TJARRER Journeyman barber and bov. Inqulr
Jj with reference at 2S5 Ohio St., Allegheny.
POSITION an managing housekteper by widow
lady. AddrebS M. it.. Dispatch office.
IJOtJTE-
Ai paying it
P.O.Box!
A 20-yer-old established route; good
investment, j or lmormauon aaaress
Homestead.
STORES of everv class in city and country towns:
business chances of every description: partner
ships, bonds and mortirazes and stocks at Chambers'
Business Agency, 102 Fourth av., room 6.
CSQCri will buy new and second-hand furniture
3jOOJ store doing a good business; rent low;
must sell on account of sickness,
o. box 71, Johnstown, P.i
Address W.. P.
BnMness Properties For Sale.
FOR SALE Storeroom and leasehold of one of
the best locations for business in the town of
Oafcdale, trow the center of oil operations, on the
P.. C. A St. L. R; R. For p.if tlcnlars address Guy
ANcsblt, Oakdale station. Allegheny Co.. Pa.
"T?OR SALE Business property, center of South
X side: Suitable for grocery or bakery store,
butcher shop or saloon; wilt be sold at ailecldea
barsnin and on easy terms. John Keller, 1702
Carson st.
SITUATION Bv a young married man to take
charge of a farm: good rclerences given. Ad
dress G, 504 Wood st.
SITUATION As nurse: good references. Ad
dress 323 Taj lor St., Bloomfleld, city.
Bookkeeping Accounts, Etc, Wanted,
AUDITING and .iciuiinllng-I attend to any
thing In the line of Intricate accounting,
auditing the books of corporations, manufactur
ers, merchants, hotels and others. A. F. bawhlll,
1S7 Federal at., Allegncny, Pa.
Heal Estate "Wanted.
XT ANTED To buy a modern-built house or 10
i V or 12 rooms, with large lot, in Oakland or
East Liberty. Address A. Dispatch office.
TT7ANTED To on-a cheap property.
T. S., Dispatch office.
Address
Legal Notices.
V-OTICE-
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
H. Quinn. of the city of Newark. Essex
counts. N. J., has this dav made an alignment to
the sub criher of his estate for the equal benefit of
hU creditors, and that ths said creditors must ex
hibit their respective claims, under oath or affirma
tion, to the subscriber at his store.No. 93 Highs t.,
NewarK. N. J. Ditcd Derember-29, 1S91.
Jal-85-r DEN SIS J. RYAN. Assignee.
TO LET.
City Besldencos.
TO LET On Third av.. opposite the postofflce
large house oriO rooms, modern fixtures, offices
on the tlrst floor arranged so that they can be
rented separately; send lor list, bee W. A. Herron
S. Sons,. Nq. 80 Fourth av.
TO LEr-S15 per month, half price to April L a
ne-t and modern brick house, six rooms, on
Plrmouth st. : easily reached. W. A. Herrou &
Sons, 80 Fourth av.
ClANVASSERS Salarv to good men.
' Wilson Mfg. Co.. No. G Sixth st.
Wheeler St.
One camenter and millwrirht.
Call at Liquid Carbonic Acid MTg Co., Ben
"lARPENTER
J
Venue station. X'
B. B.
CtOAT, SOLICITORS-Only hustlers.
I Water St., Room 10.
Apply 131
DRUG CLERK-Must be registered, single and
speak German; no other need apply. Ad
dress Kino, Dispatch office.
MECHANIOALTRAUGnTSMAN-Inquire at
office of Union Storage Company, Second and
Liberty avs.
REGISTERED drug clerk: reference required.
Si Address Phenal, Dispatch office.
EEGISTERED drug clerk: relerence required.
. Address Acetanllice, Dispatch office.
REPRESENTATIVES wanted-Eespnnslble per
sons to represent a financial corporation in
all cities and towns: liberal terms. The North
American Finance Company, Minneapolis, Minn.
rpoOL SHARPEN KR and granite cutter.
dress T. S. Wright. Brownsville. Pa.
Ad-
East End Besldences To Let.
TO LET 540 per month, one-half price to Anrll 1,
a stone house just finished, seven rooms, be
sides bath, laundry: one of the best locations in
Esst End: Nineteenth ward, near Stanton and
North Hiland avs.: send for list. W. A. Herron
& Sons. 80 Fourth av. f
TO LET East Eud modern residence. 10 rooms,
all modern conveniences, latest features: loca
tion choice and surroundings unsurpassed; 3- car
lease only. Henry A. Breed, MS Market st.
TO LET-On Wlncblddle av.. belo Liberty,
frame bouse 9 rooms, bathroom. laundry. In
quire cor. Wlncblddle and Cypres! st.
Allegheny Besldences To Lot.
TO LET No. 13S Ridge ave.. Allegheny, $30 per
month; three-story brick house, eight rooms,
bath, cemented laundry, both gases: Immediate
possession. Applv to W. W. Viwrence &Co.,
Water St., below Penn ave., Pittsburg.
TOLETSjtoSIO a month Houses. 3 to 7 rooms
each. atWlldwood station, on Allegheny Val
ley Rallwav.nine miles lrom Union station; Imme
diate possession. A. Leggate & Sou, 118 Fourth
aenuc.
av.. Alleeheny. Second
two neat brick houses, six rooms, bath.
halL vestibule, etc.: Immediate possession. A
Leggatc & Son, 103 Fourth ay.
rfo LET Klrkpatricfc
A. wara;
rpO LET Arch St.. Allegheny, a fine house, eight
J rooms; send for list. W. A. Herron Sons,
80 Fourth av.
rpRAVELIXG SALESMEN -To sell baking pow
X der to the retail grocery trade: men acquainted
with different sections or the country: a good side
line, also a good opportunity for clerks or any live
men who want to goon the road: experience rot
absolutely ncrei-6ary: we mean business: to the
right men liberal contracts will be made and steady
work given: we pay not less thsn.$7i month salary
and expenses or 20 per cent commission. Addrf ss.
with stamp. U. S. Chemical Works, 810 and 84.1 Van
Burcn st.. Chicago, 111.
Business Opportunities Wantea.
WANTED-S5,0: or $10.000 cash capital will bo
furnished to practical and reliable parties
nisuiuK io euKiire la ine manniaciiiring oi eiuicr
glass, paper, na'ls, furniture, shoes, pottery or
no eltv works. For fnrtlier particulars address P.
O. BoxtSO, Johnstown. Pa.
FOB SALE IMPROVED KEAL ESTATE
City Residence's.
AT A BARGAIN-Corner Wylle ay. and Duff
St., house or 12 rooms: lot GOxlfio feetr easy
terms. George Johnston, Agent, 02 Fourth ay.
CHOICE PBOPEBTTES.
TO LET.
NEW
VERY'
NEW GRANT ST,
Near Seyenth av.,
Adjoining Building
of
Bindley Hardware Co.
STEAM ELEVATOBS,
Steam Heating,
FIEEPBOOF VAULTS,
Electric Lighting.
SEE
W. A. HERRON & SONS,
jn95-9,12,15.18
SOFourlliav.
FOR SALE J100 down, 18 per month: no other
payments required: a great Chance to get a
mime; nncK nnuse. six rooms, moacm nxiures;'j07
Plymouth st. : location good, easily reached: price
only $1,800. (93) W. A. Herron Sons, 80 Fourth
avenue.
flffO 200 For sale or exchange A neat n"w
Dli Queen Anne cottage: $700 cash and balance
payable 118 per mo., principal and interest: tin
roor. cellar, stone foundation, well drained, nice
living lot 30x11) to alley: total tax 810 per year,
water tax S3 peryear:this beautiful little home is In
Knoxville, one of our most desirable suburbs: we
will exchange tor a eood 700 lot or suitable city
property. Burtt Jfc Sweeny, 110 Fourth av.
5:
Cente:
Boardinc Wanted.
EOARDING By family of three two furnished
rooms with board; good neighborhood, on
main lloe of street cars. Address lor one week,
Windsor, Dlsp itch office.
"DOARD-First-cliss. with room
JJ men in Allegheny. G. A., Dial
for two young
patch office.
Boarders and Lorltrcrs Wanted.
OCCUPANTS for two connecting furnished
rooms on S. Highland av., E. E. Address B.
K., Dispatch office.
Partner Wanted.
PARTNER With from 81.000 to f.K in a
paying business now esttbllsbed; a good
chance for a brslness mm: Investment secured.
Address C. F.. Dispatch office.
Financial Wantea.
A CCOUNTS to collect, bv responsible pjrs'-n ex
.fi. p-rlcncei! In handling same: Al references;
charges moderate; Collector, Box Ml, city.
BONDS flocks, mortgages and other securities.
Ed Wlttlsh. 410Giantst., Pittsburg.
TONEY to loan at lowest rate of interest:
-jiA. grantea promptly, no delav: have
East End Residences lor Sale.
500 Shadysidc: $500 cash, balance S25 per
. month, or similar terms; one snnare rrrm
ienter av. cars and railroad station; new8-room
frame: immediate possession: good, established
neighborhood: lot 30x100: electric and gaslights;
electric bells with annunciators, slate laundry tubs,
very large cemented cellar; partlculaily large
rooms, sliding doors to hall, parlor and dining
room : guarantee as verv finest material and worK
manship: thousands of Plttsbnrgersto-d.iyare pay
ing rent for less desirable homes that would meet
payment of both principal and Interest of this beau
tiful home. Burtt & Sweeny. 110 Fourth ay.
ONE OF THE
' FF4EST IN EAST" END.
FOR SALE.
Cor. Center and Aiken ayenues, facinethe
fine property or Chrst M. E. Church.
Lot 100x200 feet.
Nfcely elevated and. terraced.
Modern honsc 11 rooms.
Stable, shade and frnlt trees.
Location Central and Desirable. (68)
W. A. HERRON & SONS, 80 Fourth Ave.
ja5-74-5,9,15
CHOICE PBOPEBTIE3.
PORSALE.
85,000
and
. S3.50O.
ia
MWMM. IW.. WW.'1i . ,
CheaD brlcJc bouse, 8 room?, il
on one of the best down-town' 21
residence streets: oniy a jew -
rainnteo rlda Irom Wood -at.t V
$3,000. (50.) . fj
Also on 1-lKe st, o,uuu: new
teenth sts.: with two Iramej
houses.
W. A. HEBRON A SONS,
80 Fourth, av.
jalO-107-311"
LarRe front room near
Smltbfleia street with;
heat and Janitor service.
Rent- low.
W. A. HEREON" & SOKS,
80 Fourth a v.
Jal3-63-Mwy ,
J
W.
AUCTION SALE.
J. BARTON, Attorney,
No. 1 Wylie avenue
3f OOO Two neat frame houses six rooms, bath
Vitr. and reception, on Baum st . corner Wood
worth av.; lots 37x100: pleasant situatton: take
Center av. car to Cypress; 4,000 each. A. Leggate
& Son, 103 Fourth av.
Allegheny Besldences For Sale.
A LLEGHENYRESIDENCE-Ata reduced flg
cx ure. to close up the affairs of an old co. : good
brick residence oflo rooms, with bath, w. c. laun
dry, etc.. etc.; all in prime condition, and Hue lot.
Mxl80 feet to an alley. Jas. AV. Drape Jt Co.. 313
Wood St.. Pittsburg.
CHARLES ST.. Allegheny, frame dwelling
house of 3 large rooms, good cellar, large lot:
also, on same treet, house of Grooms, attic, good
cellar: lot 20x30: will sell cheap: easy payments if
required; Immediate possession given. George
Schmidt, 157 Fourth avf
f6vrG0'MERY AV.-Near Federal St.. and
-HA fronting the North Part, Allegheny City,
three-story brick dwelling ten rooms, etc.: price
111,000. bamuel W. Elack Jfc Co., 93 Fourth av.
ST.,
SHEFFIELD
mansarrL fi
ments; brick dwelling: fine residence and good lo-
taimii. Damuei M auacK & IK)., yi pourui av.
Alleffhenv Two storv and
mansard, ten rooms, with all modern Improve-
Manufacturing
Business
For Sale.
Well Established
Very Central.
R.-R. Switch, .
Machine short con
taining; valuable ma
chinery and pat
terns. An extensive
and paying business.
Machinery, patterns
and business to be
sold, with long lease
of the building. The
location is the most
central and conve-
fnlent in the city.
Good reasons for
selling.
For information see
W. A. HERRON
& SONS,
SO Fourth avenne.
Jal547-Mwi
TIXECUTORS SALE BY VIRTUE OP AN"
JLi order of the Orphans' Court, the under- l
signed, executors of Martin McGanley, de- -jj
i-easeu, win seiiacpuDiic saieontne prem-
ises on SATURDAY. Jannarv IS. 1303. at 3
o'clock p. .. that certain lot frontinsr 33 '
funttlnrniiQnn Tjviit cf: All.1ntiv Citfr M
Pa., and extending back 65 feet, upon which 'Jj
are erected two two-story frame dwellings, J
litinvn na Viw H1 finil 111 Tivnat at '
Terms $100 down, one-third balance on
delivery of deed. Remainder in one and
two years. GEORGE S. GRACE,
W. . JOHNSTON,
JOHN FEDERKEIL, Executory-
Anctiorreer. de27-34-de23-ja2,9,l5
WORKERS WJde awake workers everuTtifro
for the greatest book on earth. "Sh-j.p's
Photograph's of the World;" costing 1(0,000;
mammoth illustrated circulars and terms free: un
paralleled success: Mr. Thomas L. Martin. Center
illle. Tex., cleared 711 In nine davs: Hiss Rose
Adams. Wooster, O:, 231n 40 minutes; Itev. J.
Howard Madison, Lyons, N. Y.. J101 in seven
hours; a bonanza; magnificent outfit only $1;
books on credit: freight paid. Address Globe
Bible Publishing Co.. No. 705 Chestnut St., Phila
delphia, Pa or Chicago, 111.
"7"OUNG MAN with some experience
3L
X printing presses,
office.
Address
on lob
A., Dispatch
Agents Wantea.
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 crraslon ot
paper: M0 to e00 per cent profit: one agent's sales
amounted to K0 in six davs; another SSHintwo
hours; we want one energetic general agent for
fach State andTerrltorv. Forterms andfull particu
lars, address The Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co., La
Crosse. Wis. (X10). .
loans
lnrffft
amount on hand at the present time: bring your
rv .iiii j in, win Kuiii.iuiec prompt iuaa or no
charge. J. E. McCrlckart, 110 Firth av., ele , T
phone 1670.
MORTGAGES on citv or Allegheny county prop
erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver &
Co., 92 Fourth av.
aO LOAN JM0.CU) on mortgages: 5100 and up
. ward atBpcr cent: JJ0O,CO0 at 4 perceuton
residences or business property, vacant lots or
farms. &. H. French. 1M Fourth av.
Miscellaneous Wantea.
ALL who arc opposed to convict labor to buy
Red Seal Brooms.
(tKOCEItb and dealers to bnv Boneless Boiled
T Hams, sansage, pork, sparerlbs. lard, all kinds
smoked meat cheap. E. A. Reineman, 16 Pitts.
Market.
PAINTING and plateglassxflazing. R. C. Miller.
53! Grant St., Pittsburg.
A GENTS Bonanza selling Ta-va-zon 7-mlnnte
cough syrup, tonic ami puis; sure preventive
J.
rpO LET See John K. Ewing & Co., 107 Federal
A fct., for Allegheny houses.
Rooms To Let.
OAKLAND Furnished room for single gente
man; private family; pleasant room. 3313
T OOM-Furnished and unfurnished, at Room
XV Renting Agency. 130 Robinson st.
Offices and Desk i'oom To Let
office building in the city, located on third
rPO LET In Ferguson block, the finest fireproof
A office building in the city, located on Third
ar.. lust below the new postofflce. haMnsr also
Fourth ay. entrance: choice storerooms and offlres
with all modem conveniences, high speed eleva
tors, steam heat, electric light ana janitor's serv
ices free: rent lowi-r than others are getting in old
and inconvenient buildings; possession about Jan
uary i; rem iree nnxii April i: send for Illustrated
book, lllack & Balrd, No. S5 Fourth av.
andcureof laerltme and nneumonla:
Dr. Griffith, Third and Grant, Pittsburg,
right.) H
never fall.
(Copy.
Jl GENTS Men to take orders
J. collecting; no experience; steady work
terms; best specialties
.i.ui lirbker, 1
no delivering or
teadv work; best
sample free. GlenJJros.,
AGENTS To make big money selling our car
riage and wagon heaters : no colds or la grippe
with warm feet. Specially Company, 43) Smith
field st.
AGENT JS to S7 daily; experience unnecessary,
Putnam & Co.. Perfumers. West Wlusted.Ct.
A GEN TSFirtv agents at Jaens' Elite Gallery
516 Market st. ; can make f 125 per month.
PATKNTS O. D. Levis (3) years). Solicitor. 131
Fifth ay., next Leader, Pittsburg: no delay.
IiO SELL -Delrt ery wagons in good order at
. halfprlce. Harper Bros., Beaver ay., Alle
gheny City.
ri'RUNK-5 hnniea to and Irom East End for 50c.
A Campbell &. Davis, 12 fceveuth ay. Telephone
276.
TALUABLE property corner Prebleav. and Han
over St.. Alleghenv. lot 72x13) feet, haviue
thereon several rrame buildings. Geo. Johnston,
.ngeiii, b- x uurm av., 1 Jlisuurg.
tfnbnrbnn Residences Tor Site.
TTOUSES and lots In Coraqpolls, P.!& L. E
ii ea
lis. Pa.
onolls. P.'A L. E. R.R.-
D easy terms. Address G. B. Hart. Coraopo-
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE-ror sale or to ltt
Deslrablo modern brick residence: ten rooms;
three minutes from Edgeworth, Ft. Wavne Rail
way; good water: abundance of gas; immediate
possession. Inquire of John Irwin, Jr., 502 Hani II
ton building. t.
KNOXVILLE.
USE Jones' Bedbug Paralyser .Tones Magic
Roach Fowder; contains no poison; roaches
banisnedby contract; satisfaction riven or no pay.
Prepared by Geo. W. Jones, 222 Federal St., Alle
gheny, Pa. Sold bv all first-class druggists.
"V7"ALL PAPER-For Friday and Saturday only;
IT any 15-ccnt gold paper in our line or new
spring styles for 10 cents. .Shidle's, 403 Sinlthflcld
TX7ANTED Evervbodvtoknow that Pickering.
tv the house furnisher, will cll 10 worth of
goods on credit for ?1 down ami 500 i week. Pick
ering, corner Teuth aud Penn av.
TlfANTED Second-hand hoisting engine to
Vv hoist about five tons 100 teet per minute. N.
P. Hyndman, 05 Fifth av. Tel. 329.
Female Bolp Wanted.
CiOOK For general bonsework. good cook and
' laundress: small family, good place, big
wages:! per week, or more if deserving; none
INTERESTING ITEMS
1 95
1 80
1 70
THE BEST IN THE W0EI.D.
A Treasarj Official Talks Glowingly ot Post
master McKp.in.
Sixth Auditor Coulter, of the Treasury
Department, passed through Pittsburg on
Ins way to "Washington last night Mr.
Coulter has charge of the financial end of
the jiostoffices of the country. He
asked kindly for Postmaster TcKean,
and expressed keen regret at Mr.
McKcaus illness. "Mr. McKean is one of
the best postmasters in the United States,"
Mr. Coulter said. "His reDOrts come to ns
in the most gratifying shape, and we have
never had to correct his account to the ex
tent of a penny during his administration.
Pittsburg has the best postmaster in the
world I think," Mr. Coulter concluded.
Fine Kepalrin- I'olishlne; and Tnnine; of
Tianos at II. Klober & I!ro.'s.
Now that the rush and pressure of busi
ness that continued throughout the holidays
at our music store, 506 Wood street, is ove'r,
we are again prepared to take and execute
promptly all orders for the tuning, repair
ing and polishing of pianos. As e employ
only competent hrst-class men, we can
guarantee fatisiaciion. Our
icasonable.
prices are
For Oar Friday's Poor Han's Sale.
The following bargains in men's and boys'
clothing are what we offer for ourFriday's
Poor Man's Sale. Please bear in mind that
these prices are for to-day only:
Men's, $10 chinchilla overcoats for 4 40
Men's long cut chinchilla ulsters, all
sizes, flannel lined throughout 5 SO
Men's cheviot, ribbed cassimere or
chinchilla overcoats, three shades. . 5 00
Men's sack or cutaway suits, neat
plaids checks and mixtures, only. . 4 90
Boys' cape overcoats, sizes 4 to 14.
usual price S4 and So. oumrice
Men's biack, brown or gray corduroy
iiaois, elegantly made, only...
Also a good line of cassimere pants
at the same low price.
300 boys suits, sizes 4 to 14, only..
P. U U U, Pittsburg Combination Cloth
ing Company, corner Grant and Diamond
streets.
A Happj, Healthful Family
Goes a wonderful way toward making a man
prosperous in business.
The way to have a happy, healthful fam
ily is to see that nothing but pure food
reaches your table.
This applies to crackers.
Marvin's crackers are absolutely pure.
They'll make your children "fat and ro
bust. They'll make your wife good natured.
They'll make you less cranky.
They'll go a long way tpward making
your home happy and attractive.
Your grocer keeps Marvin's crackers and
bread. Don't take any substitutes.
20 Per Cent OffPrlces
On our surplus stock of men's finest silk
and wool, all-wool and fine merino under
wear, bale now going on.
Jos. Horne & Co.,
609-621 Penn avenue.
TO LET Office rooms, third floors, suitable for
attorneys or real estate business: light and
heat furnished. Apply to Dispatch Business Office,
corner irnlthfleld and Diamond sts.
Ilusiness Stands To Let.
rpO LET Separate ston rooms with railroad
X track: all receiving, handling, shipping and
delivering facilities; aho offlce room. Inquire of
W. A. Hoevelcr, Storage, Pike and Iwclfth eta..
Pittsburg, Pa.
a'O LET Business room and dwelling, separately
. if desired. No. 291 Firth av.; location good;
rent low, tsso per j car (ran give a lease or 2 or 3
years). W. A. Herron JL :-ons. 80 Fourth ay.
TO LET Spai c Uh power Cor. Penn and Third
av.: three flojrs; 20.C00 fret space: abundant
power: good light: splendid location: every con
venience. Apply Nicola Bros.. 20 Fifth av.
TO LET Desirable storeroom. Diamond st. in
. new Dispatch building: hcht and heat fur-
-pp"y to jinsiness Office The Dispatch.
Smtthtleld and Diamond sts.
hut a thoroughly competent girl need apply,
Marchaud St., E. E.
No. 3
COOKS And girls for general housework.
Robinson St., Allegheny.
ICO
can
can
GIRL A hair grown girl or good ramlly, who
assist In housework and Is net .and fldv
find a good home with an elderly lady; no objection
iv a kiii nuui mi- country: rroiesiant preierreu.
Address, stating age and reference, Mr. E., P. O.
Box 753, rittsburgPa.
CI IRL Thoroughly competent white girl for gen
T era! housework. Applv at once, Mrs. Phllo
French. 623 South Negley ay.. East End, city.
GutL. ror general housework; gi
good, steady girl. Apply at
mann's, 283 Forbes st,
GIRL-To learn first-class vestmaking.
st Allegheny.
:ood wages for
ixaam Leiae-
TtfANTED Engine: a one-horse power gas en-
i Bine or a -intu water motor. Aaaress w.
Nled, Allegheny.
ArOU to know yon ca: have new bands put
X on your shirts. Dill, shirt maker. 627 Smith
field st.
-piOR SALE-SOME BEAUTIFUL HOMES-
Onefi-room brick house, two lots, Orchard Place.
S4.000.
One 7-room brick house, one lot, paved street.
W.500. s
Two 5-room brick houses, lots 37Jixl00 each.
Orchard Place. 83,750.
One 7-room frame house, one lot, paved street.
S3.000.
One 5-room frame house, one lot, pived street.
S2.700.
One 5-room brick house, two lots, paved street.
W250.
One 5-room brick house, one lot, paved street.
S-.J.750. .,-. s
Five 5-room frame houses, paved street, each
SI.8C0.
Twelve 7-room brick houses, paved streets, each
$2,200.
Seven 4-room brick houses, very pretty. J2.700.
lCight4-room brick cottages, one lot, eachsi.700.
Any of the above lovely homes In this greatly
ravored city of beautiful homes will be sold on
terms to suit huvers.
BUILDING LOTS-200 of the most beautiful putld-
SHADYSIDE.
$15,000.
LARGE CORNER LOT.
New modern brick house of 13 rooms: par
lor, library, dining room, reception hall and
kitchen on first floor, 5 large sleeping rooms
and bathroom on second floor, 3 large rooms,
billiard hall and cedar closet on third floor:
substantially built and elegantly finished by
ownerfora borne; could not be duplicated
to-day for $3,000 more than price asked; a de
cided bargain to a quick buyer.
LIGGETT BROTHERS,
-AUCTION SALE
FURNITURE, CARPETS, REDDING, ETC,
Friday, January 15, at 10 o'clock at the
rooms of the Henry Auction Co., Stand 6
Ninth st. .
Fino chamber suites in oat and walnut,
wardrobes, chiffonier desks, chairs and
rockers: handsome parlorsultes upholstered
in rugs, tapestries, plushes and haircloth;
book cases, lounse'', sideboards, ext. tables,
leather chairs. d'she, silverware, bedding;
pillows and bolsters, springs and mattresses,
velvet, brussels, and ingrain carpets; also
lot of notions, coatt and wall DaDer: sala
positive. Terms cash.
HENRY AUCTION CO..
jal53 Auctioneers.
C. H. WEINHAUS, '
AUCTIONEER. 532 SMITHFIELD ST.
Sales of merchandise at store and residences
promptly attended to. Cash advances made
on all consignments. J a 13-13
STEAMERS ANT EXCURSIONS.
71 DIAMOND ST.
jal3-77-WT3u
"nOR SALE-
SMALL HOUSES
CHEAP,
ON
lug lots to be found In the county are offered at
prices mucii-less man property naving simnari
attractive featnres can be had for. The P. S.H,
prices much less than property having similarly
attractive reatnres can be had for. The P X. R.
Traction will have their new electric railway in
operation thrnuffh the center of the hnrmiffh hv
3Iay 1 next. This will give a wonderful Impetus
to values, and thoe who secure any of the
above properties or a lot will be fortunate.
TO LET A number of 3, 4, 5 and 7-room Houses
at moderate rents to good paying tenants. None
others need applv.
Take any of the Sonthslde street cars.
KNOXyiLLE LAND IMPROVEMENT CO.,
85 Knox avenue. Knoxville.
PAVED STREETS.
$1,800 A good honse, 5
rooms, on Center
ave. (51c).
$3,SC0 New house,' 5
rooms, Colwell St.
(3Sel.
$3,000 Gibbon St.,
hixth ward, 6 rooms.
(66cl.
$2,5005 rooms, larve
lot, Herron ave.
t62el.
$1,800 Locnst St., 5
rooms. (93).
Send for New List.
W. A. HERRON
& SONS,
8 Fonr th ave.
jal2-98-12,15,lS.21,25
WHITE STAR Ll.N E
For Queenstown and Liverpool.
Royal and United States JIall steimers.
Teutonic. Jan 20.10:30am 'Teutonic, Feb. 17. 9 am
Britannic. Jan. 27. 3 pm I Britannic. Feb 24.2-3) pra
Jtajrstic, Feb. 1 10 am j 'MaJestIr.Mar.2. S-.-0 am
Adriatic. Feb. 10. 3 p m Germanic, Mar. 9. 3 p m.
From White Star dock, foot or West Tenth St..
New York.
Second cabin on these steamers. Saloon rites.
$30 and upward. econd cabin $33 and JW. Excur
sion tickets on favorable terms, steerage, from or
to old country. 20.
White Star drafts payable on demand In all the
principal b'nks throughout Great Britain. Apply
to JOHN J. MCCORMICK. BS and 401 bmlthlleld
St.. Pittsburg, or II. MAITLAND KERSEY. Gen
eratAgent. i) Broadway, New York. Jal3-D
CUNARD LINE-NEW YORK AND LIVER
POOL VIA QUEENSTOWN From Pier 40
North River. Fast oxpress mail service.
Umbria. Jan. 16. 7 a. m. P.othnff?JD. 10. 2 p. m.
Gallia. Jan. 23. 1 --0 p. m. Umbria.FeV13,5:3)a.in.
Etrnria. Jan. CO, 5:3) a.m. Nervl-i, Feb. 3). 11 a.m.
Auranla. Feb. 6, 1 p. m.iGjIlia, Feb. 21, 2 p.m.
Cabin passage $10 and upward, according to lo
cation: second cabin, 3.
Steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe
at very low rates.
For freight and passage apply to the company'
office. 4 Bowling Green. New York. .VERNON II.
BHOWN & CO.. General Agents, or CHARLFS P.
SMITH. Third av. and Wood st.. Agent for Pltts
burg. Pa. tall-D
FOE SALE LOTS
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Morses. Vehicles. Live Stock For Sale.
COWS A carload of No. 1 fresh milk cows on
Thursday, January 14, and Friday. January
15, at M. Marx's. 45 1 lrst st., Allegheny.
HORSE-Gray; worth $75; will sell for $35 to-day.
At 525 Penn av. '
57 Race
G1R1, For carpet sewing, 6230 and 0232 Penn av.,
upstairs. a
nlshed.
corner
rpO LET The very desirable storeroom (with
A basement) No. 205 Smlthneld St.. Central
Hotel building. Apply at Kaufmanns' store.
TO LET Allegheny av.,very desirable residence,
9 rooms; all conveniences; location choice.
Henry A. Breed, Sit, M.trketst.
n 'O LET Storeroom ilh cellar. 320 Liberty 6treet.
1 . 21x75 ft et in the clear, txtendlair throuch to
Third avenue.
he clear, extending through to
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL Novelty J'rlnting Co., 77 Diamond
St.; all kinds or printing; best work at lowest
pilces.
PERSON AL Gentlemen who have shirts to be
repaired call- on Dill, shlrtmaker, 627 Smith
field st.
PERSONAL Thorp's New York school of dress
rutting. 913 Penn av., has graduated 2,000
pupils a cutters.
1ERSONAL Fallert's new studio, second floor,
1207 Carson st. ; handsomest In thetno cities;
photos aud crayons.
IJERX1KAL Cash paid for old gola and sliver
. watches and jewelry rt paired: new work made
lo order. Chris. Hanch. 541 hmlthfleld.
HOUSE GIRLS 2C0 house eirls, cooks, maids.
16 Third St.. Allegheny.
HOUSEKEEPER-Mlddle-aged single woman or
widow with no children: must be capable of
taking charge or a house: must be a good cook,
baker and do general housework; good reference
required; ramllv small. Address P. O. Box E,
Stan ton's Mills. Somerset connty. Pa.
LADIES to do fanry work at their homes; we
furnish material and pay by the piece. Call
and see work, or address with stamp, J. M. Leinar
&Co.. 00 Fourth av., near Wood.
LADIES to do fancy work at their homes; we
furnish material and pay by the piece. Call
and see work, or address with stamp, J. M. Lemar
4. Co., 1H Fourth av., near Wood.
LADY Intelligent lady: profitable employment
handling Derma Royale. 414 Smlthlleld st.
MILLINER A first-class, experienced milliner
and trimmer for the city. Apply Trimmer.
Lock box 807. Plttsbnrg postofflce.
MILLINER Accustomed to fine work for city
trade; good salary. Address Pittsburg Mil
liner, Dispatch offlce.
MARE A brown inare. 6 years old; perfectly
sound : 15.3M hands high : thoroughly broken:
fearless of steam: will stand without tvlng; perfect
road mare: will guarantee to be 2:40; is'highly bred:
Is sired hvDoble. Dobla bv Airexton, first dam Al
tlno. lie by Richmond : w 111 sell at a sacrifice price:
call and see her. 149 Forbes St., Pittsburg.
"DOOSTERS-Singlecomb brown Leghorn roos
JTAi ters SI apiece. F. H. Cook, Beaver Pa.
City Lor.
BEAUTIFUL building lot, corner Wvlle avenue
and Duff street, elegant location for grocery
store. Geo. Johnston, Agent, 62 Fourth avenue.
CtHEAP, cheap, cheap, cheap On Wylle ay
J corner Frances St.. 222x100 feet to an alley,
George Johnston, Ci Fourth av.
ClORNER WYLIE AVEN UK and Frances street,
' 83x100 feet. Geo. Johnston, Agent, 62 Fourth
avenue.
ON Chauncey st. near Wylle av.. Thirteenth
ward, two nice building lots. 20x98 feet each
to 20-foot alley. George Johnston, 62 Fourth av.
Coal For Sale.
COAL Anthracite and bituminous coal and
crushed coke ror domestic purposes; general
hsullng. Latimer, 3fyers & Co., Fourth and Try
sts. and Thirtieth and Liberty sts.
Machinery and Metals For i&la.
ACME Automatic Safety Ensrlne and non-ex-ploslve
boiler, built from one to five horse
power, natural gas or common carbon oil asruel,
no engineer required, perfectly sale and reliable,
economy In fuel and durability a special leature.
No. 4 Fifth av. J. Prager. General Agent.
T)Oir.ERS and engines, second-hand: all sizes.
from 4 to 100 h. p.: cheapest In the market: 48
boilers and engines In stock, stationary and porta
ble, upright boilers, mounted farm engine, etc.
steam pumps, governor, pulleys and shafting.
Telepnone Jl, 23-25 Park way, J. S. tfouujc.
Allegheny, Pa.
dusky sts., Allegheny.
WEBSTER AV., 300 reel, near Chauncey st.
George Johnston. Agent, 62 Fourth av.
East End Lots For Sale.
CRAIG ST. Between Bayard st. and Center
av., very fine building lot 50xlt2 reet to an
alley. George Johnston, Agent, 6.2 Fourth av.
PROPERTY RENTED ?odrca
remittances made promptly.
"A YfTQ and assessmentslooked after
I nALO and paid.
Established 1863..
W. A. Herron & Sons,
80 FOURTH AVENUE.
Ja2-U-2,8,I5,22,29,fe5,12,19,2S
TO LET.
NEW STONE HOUSE.
Nine rooms, handsomely finished, modern
fixture; stable and man's room; fine appear
ance; immediate possession if desired; in
EAST END, LOCATION GOOD,
near Stanton and X. Highland aves. W. A.
Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth ave. jal-6Sor
ANCHOR LINE
Steamers Leave New Yorlc Every Saturday
For Glasgow via Londonderry.
Rates for Saloon Passage S45 and upward, accord
Ing to accommodation and location of room.
Second Cabin. $25. steerage. ?I0.
lrpnirtwifivpi v sviivrev .
NEW YORK TO GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES'.
Cabin passage. $80 to 3100.
Passengers booked at through rates to or from any
city In Great Britain or on the Continent.
Drafts on London Sold at Lowest Rates.
Book of Information, tonrs and sailing lists fur
nished on application to Agents.
HENDERSON BltOrHEKS. 7 Bowling Green. N.
Y.. or J. J. "MCCOKMICK.H39 and 401 Smlthlleld st.
A. D. SCORER & SON. 415 Smlthtlc'a St.. Pitts
burg: F. 31. SEJIPLE. 110 Federal 6t.. Allegheny.
nol6-ll-MWP
Allegheny Lots For Sale.
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on Fayette 'St., Alle
gheny. A. D. Wilson, 55 Federal st.'
LOCUST ST., Allegheny Three story brick
dwelling, containing 9 or 10 rooms with
modern improvements; large stible and carriage
house: lot 48vlJ0 feet. A. D. Wilson, 55 Federal
st., Allegheny.
FOR SALE.
ONLY
$600.
VERY CHEAP.
Lot 20 ft. front in the
midst of good im
provements. Street
seered and tiavcd
and paid for, on Her
ron ave. Li minutes'
ndo from Wood st.
(67.) W. A. HER
RON & SONS,
t ourtn av.
JaS-57-r
ROYAL MAIt STEAMSHIPS.
GLASGOW TO PHILADELPHIA, '"
Via Derry and Galway. The mo.t direct
route from Scotland and North and Middle)
of Ireland.
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Intermediate, $30. Steerage, $1X
CTiTr) Service of
L. 1 1 1 c ) STEAMSUI PS.
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW,
Via London every Fortnight.'
Jan 28, State of Nebraska. S a. it.
CABIN, $40. Sec6nd class $25. Stceraso, $13.
Apply to J. J. McCORMICK, 633 Smithfleld
street, Pittsburjr. po-25-33-d
Norddeutscher Lloyd Steamship Company.
Fast Line ot Express Steamers.
New York to Southampton (London), Bremen.
SPRING SAILINGS. li9i
80
TREMDNT ST. Near Pennsylvania av., Alle
gheny, six beautiful jiuildlng lots, 21x103 reet
each to an alley. Geo. Johnston. Agent, 62Fourth
av., Pittsburg.
IJANTSMAKEKS-Two ftmale
. once. Apply 2C31 Penu av.
pantsmakers at
PERsONAL-Crcdlt. yes. credit on fine dress
goods, silks, satins, wraps.etc. at J. Dwyer's,
Room 4, McCance block, 701 Smithfleld.
Host Values in AII-Wool French Cashmeres
Because every yard is made of fine wool
is not thin or slc.lsy; because the dye is
the best in the worJd; because the colo'rinrrs
are the most desirable; we are stiil Bellimr
these fine Ficncli cashmeres atoO cents a
yard, and in the wider widths the $1 quality
at 63 cents. Jos. Horne & Co
009-621 Pennavenue.
Snrinr, Spring.
Dress trimmincs at Reining & Wilds' 710
Penn avenue. Newest goods. '
SI 0,000 to Mrs. Dixon.
The Equitable Life Assurance Society,
through its "Western Pennsylvania agency,
paid yesterday $10,000 to Sirs. Catnarine
Dixon, widow of the late Christopher G.
Dixon, the well-known contractor of Alle
gheny. This policy was only taken ont last
June and the claim was paid by the society
the day the proofs of death were received.
This is not the exception, but the rule ot
the Equitable.
To-Day and To-Morrow.
A lot of children's fast black, ribbed, cot
ton bose, size 6, 6 aud 7 only, excellent
value, be sold at 25a per pair.
Jos. Horne & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Miort Timet Only.
Your picture free and handsomely framed
given away with everv dozen. Cabinets Si
by Hendricks & Co., No. 68 Federal street,
Allegheny.
Special Opening Sales.
New embroideries. ,
New linen laces.
Newv white goods.
Jos. Horne & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
PERSONAL Wall paper, from 5 cents np to
finest grades. We furnish estimates for one
room honse, or row of houses: make contracts for
completed work. Shldle's, 403 fcmithaeld st.
IERSON AL Have you subscribed lo your
magazines and periodicals for '02? If not,
come and sec ns before doing so; itwlh pay you;
also, new and old books at reduced prices. Frank
Bacon S. Co., 301-bmlthfield SL Open every evening.
"pBJKOXAL When 1 was a small boy my mother
j orcecnes anu jacket, but
blgnian. Dickson, the-nell-
slnce I got to be a great
known tailor, 65 Fifth av., cor. Wood .t.. second
w. tw m.iu ruuauiuicu, will, UUIT UOC3 All JflT
cleaning, pressing and renovating la great shape.
I eL 1558. .
roUNIi.
FOUND Money saved by having your shirts re
palred by DHL shlrtmaker. 627 Smlthlleld st.
LOST.
LOST Breast pin On Monday night at the
Duqucsne Theater or on T stern av. cars, a
star-shape pearl breastpin. A reward of (5 will be
paid If returned to 24 Market St.. Allegheny.
Male and rcmale Help Wnnted.
COOKS ror families: wages J4 toS5; chamber
maids, dining room girls, lauudrcsses, nurses,
house girls; Uerman and colored girls; kitchen,
pantry and chambermaids for hotels; cooks and
dishwashers ror restaurants and boarding houses;
waiters, drivers, rarm hands. Mrs. E. Thompson.
608 Grant st.
HELP At once, 4 experienced dining room girls,
woman cook, $30 per month; dishwashers,
cleaning girls, girl to work in bake shop, hotel
chambermaids, nurse girls,, house girls, chamber
maids, cooks, colored w altress and cook. Meohaii'8
Agency. 545 Grant st. Telephone, no.
HELP-1,000 coal miners; 200 railroad laborers;
200 house girls: male and female cooks;
drlers, bakers, butchers and clerks: no fee
charged to females. Keystone Agency, SIOGrantst.
Instruction.
CUTTERS WANTED-Instructors in the Cleve
land Cutting School have had large experience
in all branches of tailoring, botli iu lrgc cities and
smaller towns, aud are therefore In touch with the
best interest of the trade everywhere.
PUPILS To enter shorthand class, beginning
Monday evening, January 25; tuition payable
monthlv: for particulars call or address Private
Shorthand Institute, 415 Smithfleld st.
MIOI'OSALn
TO IRON MANUFACTURERS OFFICE
of the Lighthouse Engineer, Thiid Dis
trict, Tompkinsville, N. Y., January 6, 1832.
Sealed proposals will bo received at this oT
flce until 12 o'clock noon oi THURSDAY, the
2Sth day or Jantiarv, 1692, for furnishing the
materials and lubor ot all kinds necessary
lor tho completion nntl delivery of thoinetal
worker the Old Orchard Shoa'l Lighthouse.
New York. Plans, specifications, forms of
proposal, and ather information may be ob
tained on application to this offlce. "The
right is reserved to leject any or all bids,
und to waive any defects. D. P. HEAP,
Major of Engineers, U. S. Armv, Lighthiiuse
Engineer, Tliltd DIstuct. 3alO-i4S-jtWP
Permanent Gut sts AVantcd.
EAST END HOTEL-Penn ay.. East End near
Dcnntston av., under new management and
thoroughly renovated: on line of electric cars; five
minutes' walk from loth cable roads and East
Liberty station: this hotel, with its spacious of
fices, parlors and rooms, large porches and beauti
ful lawn, oilers special inducements In. rates to
siiiKieKenueinen wnoaesire a home other than a
boarding house: transient guests also solicited.
A. H. At llson. Proprietor.
Tire Insurance Wanted.
BENSWANGER Jo ZAUN-Flre Insurance. CO
Fourth av.
ET. SCHAFFNER. real estate agent. Insnr-
ance placed at lowest rates; 72 Washington
av., Thirty-tirst ward.
I?OR SALE-60 lb. T rails; 900 tons in lots to suit;
second hand steel, w ith splice bars: rails are se
lected for relaying, and can be seen In Pittsburg.
Address P. O. Box 1440, Pittsburg, Pa.
GRINDSTONES-In all sizes, for all kinds of
grinding: Cralgleith. Newcastle. Nova Scotia
and other grits; Iron frames and fixtures for hand.,
foot or power; mounted stone, oil stone, emery
wheels and grinders. Win. M. KIrby, 133 First
avenue.
SECOND-HAND planing mill machinery; two
double surfacers: two single surraecrs; one
single surracer and matcher: one new 12-lnch hand
Joiner: wood and iron pullevs and hangers. Butler
& Gardner, short and Liberty sts.
J'lscIIaneoas l"or Sale.
CARPETS Fnmitnre and good w III of a 12-room
3-story brick house, in the central part of Al
legheny; rent?C0: rents ror 890 psr month as fur
nished rooms, exclusive or dinlngroom, kitchui
and bed room: terms reasonable: good reasons
given for selling. Address Rooms, Dispatch
onice.
CASn REGISTER and bar fixtures:
No. 90 Diamond st.
second hand.
JEWELRY store in good location: rare opnor
tunity; established 12years. Address E. Ring.
Dispatch office. B
OCCULT and theosophlc'al works for sale. II.
.. Swisshelm & Co., 6126 Penn ay., East End.
1 lttsburg.
Suburban Lots For Sale.
SUBURBAN LOTS at Chartlcrs Fine building
lotsSSOOlo&'iOO. according to size and location,
within sight of the Court House: Chartiers is the
most accessible of any suburb or Pittsburg, being
reached by the P. & L. E. R. In 12 minutes, by
Chartiers packets in 25 minutes and by electric
cars, which are to take the place of the present
horse car line next spring. In 25 minutes; these lots
front on line of ciectric mad. For further particu
lars, T. H. Dickson, 96 Fonrth ay.. Room JO.
Farms For Sain.
P ARM Nine, acres, near Kensington.
Harrison, draughtsman, 131 Fifth av.,
burg.
M. E.
, Pitts-
Manufacturing Sites For Sale.
SEVERAL desirable manufacturing sites, river
and railroad front. George Johnston, Agent,
62 Fourth av.
EDUCATIONAL.
FINE
RESIDENCE,
ALLEGHENY,
FOR SALE.
10 larje rooms; modern
fixtures of all kinds;
corner lot 70s20i ft.:
location central and
desirable. (47) See
W. A. nERROX
SONS,
80 Fourth avenue.
jal5-4G-MThF
FOR SALE,
FORBES ST., 4
$1,500.
f Easy payments.
A store ana awellintr.
Price made, low to sell
quick. (79)
W. A. HERRON & SONS.
80 Fourth ay .
Jal545-15,20,25,:0
Elder.
Havel,
Ems.
Linn.
Saale.
Spree,
Elbe.
Aller.
Trave,
Eider.
HaveL,
Eras.
Lahn,
Saale,
Spree.
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Sat..
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Tnes.,
Wed.,
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Tues., May
sac. jiiv
April 2
April 5
April 9
April 12
April is
ADril 19
April 20 Lahn.
jiprii : .saie,
April 2ti'spree.
April U Elbe.
Aiier.
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Trave,
Eider.
Havel.
ems.
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May IS
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May 24
May 2S
Jlay 31
June 4
June T
June It
June 14
June 15
June li
June 21
June 2
June 23
July i
Tnes., May 10' Elder.
Sat... 3Iay H HaveL
Tnes. May 17' Ems.
Time from New York to Southampton. 7K davs.
From Southampton to Bremcn,24 or30 hours. Front
Southampton to London, by southwestern Railway
Co.. Zii hours. Trains every hour in the summer
season, toll way carriages for London await pas
sengers In Southampton Docks on arrival of ex-.
press steamers from New York.
These steam rs are well known fortheir speed,
comfort and excellent cuisine.
MAX SCHAMBEKG 4 CO.. 527 Smithfleld St..
LOUIS MOSER. 616 Smlthlleld St., Agents ror
Pittabnrg. de23-50-D
DR. E. W. DEAN,
DISEASED Or THE
Ears,NosThroat and Chest Exclusively.
Office hours 9 a. ir. to 4 p. it.
931 Penn ave., Pittsburg, Pa-
noll-53-xv
BUY
A
HOME
WHERE
CURRY
(IMVEKSITii,
SIXTH STREET.
CURKY Collegiate Department, The Rest.
CURRY Normal School, The Best.
CURRY English Training School, The B-st.
CURRY Business College, Tho Best.
CUKK School ofShorthand, Tho Best.
CURRlf Conservatory of Music, The Best
CURRY School of Elccntion,' The Best.
CURRY Faculty and Discipline, Tho Best.
Call or send lor catalogue. IX. M. EOWE,
President- oc21-51
T) ED BRICK In large or small quantities. Witt
XX mer Brick Co., Llm., 12 Federal it. Alle
gheny, Pa.
MONOXUAHELA INSURANCE CO.-IohnH.
Clancy, cc'y. W. A. .Caldwell, Pres't; 88
Fourth av.
.Room;, Wanted.
WAVXED-Fnrnlshcd room within 15 minutes'
walK of court house. Addres statinir terms.
J. D., Dispatch olllce. -
Kf)C 000 red brick delivered f. o. b. cars.
JWj Pittsburg or Irwin, Pa. Irwin Brick
Company. Limited. Irwin. Pa'.
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
BAKERY at half price. H50: must be sold, owner
In bad health; grocery stores, C0 to $3. too;
country el ores, shoe stores, cigar stores, restau
rant. PerclvalA Gaston. 439 Grant st.
TTE.SALE-I have a first-class hotel for sale with
J- the finest bar in Ohio or-Western Pennsyl
vania attached. For terms apply at once to J. A.
Morrow, Jr.. East Lierpool. O.
nROCEEY-An
VJ doing good business,
CUSll if sold soon, irnnri rp
dnssB. o., Dispatci office.
old established grocery store.
C IfOod business. Will h cnM nTin.n Cn-
cash If sold soon; good reasons for selllnir. Ad-
$500 REWARD.
, The'Board of Fire Underwriters of Alle
gheny county hereby offers tho above re
ward for the detection, conviction and pun
ishment of the party concerned in an at
tempt to fire tho building of Messrs. Flem
ing & namilton, situated on Third avenue,
this city, on tho morninpr of January 10, 1832.
jal5-18 J. B. McFADDEN.Fire Marshal.
S500 T(XS500,000'
TO LOAN
on mort
gages, city or country property, at lowest
rates. .IASWV. nit Mv. .e- rn nn wh a
Pittsburg. Telephone No. S75.'' '
Ja,l29-D
"DOOL TABLES (51 with irnod
. i jiciiccs Keens, on (jiinrucrs ave,, 2 squares
F. Denmarsb
good will or the house.
Chartiers nvp. " itnrps
Inquire auy evening on premises. P.
SAVE YOUR HAIR-LASSAR'S RATION
AL treatment will absolutely save what
hair you have, and, where possibility exists,
cause new growth. This valualile recipe,
with full instructions, sent lor $1. Can be
Sut up by any druggist. Address P. P. P.
o., 126 South Fourth street, Philadelphia,
P.- 119 Tin-,...,.
UNITARIAN PUBLICATIONS. FREE
Add! ess Miss Mary Lyman, 19 Oakland
Square, Pittsburg. ial2U
In making a selection for a home the great
est care should be given that the surroundings
are such that the purchase will increase in
value and the outlook for employment and
business the best. Such a place -is the new
' city of
KENSINGTON,
On the A. V. R. R. 18 miles from Pittsburg.
Its large and growing population will increase the
value of this property. Its many manufactories
make employment and business for all who in
vest in property and locate there. This is a
good time to buy. You can be suited now in
price and location. Free railroad' tickets fur
nished. THE BURRELL IMPROVEMENT CO., -Rooms
30, 32 and 34,
No. 96 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
IT WILL
Jall-25-MWT
INCREASE
IN
VALUE,