ggjgwsggagas ..yUfL'Hswyiflii-sp ' 3 THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. MONDAY, MAT" 16, 1892. IT IS ONLY A MEMORY. Members of the Old Dome Congre gation Take a Last Farewell. THE FIRST CHCKCH IS DESERTED. Eecollections of the Division of the Original Church. JCOTES FROM TIIE CLASS MEETING BOOK The last services in theFirsOr.P.Chnrcb, Filth avenue, were held yesterday. Sun day school services were held at 0:15 a. m. At 10:30 the last baptisms were made. They were Addison, Mary and Anna Boss, Hazel A. Zimmerman and Blanch Humph ries Wiley. The reception into full mem bership of the following candidates also took place: Clara H Patton, Elmer D. Miller, Xellie B. Miller, Clara E. Stewart, Mary E. Brokaw, Bertha M. Chantler, "William "W. Wilson, Charles C. Rinehart and A. Kirk Gillespie. The sermon was preached by Rev. J. J. Murray, of Balti more, a former pastor of the church. At 2 o'clock a historical meeting was held. It was presided over by Rev. John Scott, D. D., ex-pastor of the congregation. Rev. John Cowl, the oldest living ex-pastor, was to have delivered an address, but was unable to be present owing to ill health. Rev. David Jones. D. D., the present pastor, ga e a short sketch ot the early history of the church. During his remarks he said it was a singular coincidence that there had never been any serious con troversv in the faitli of the church, although it was represented in almost every nation on the globe. Another kind of controversy aroc That concerning the government which caused secession. Complaints were made about the way Wesley ruled according to his own mind. Hs never surrendered his power and it was probably the best method. Objected to a Division of Tower. When the church was organized in Amer ica in 17S4 and 1702, the bishops were given the samerjoner xi liieli soon caused dissen sion. Attacks wero made on them by the preachers and in 1S20 a chance was made. When this chute!) was organized for some reason the i old episcopal was leltout of the cliaiterand the nine tiustces, seven of whom were rotormer,accepted the charter. Tlie congregation then met in the Smitntleld Ftreet chuicn and it was adopted byavote oriOOtoSO Mien Kcv. George Jlrown was called to the pastorate In May, 1822, the imnorit threatened to prosecute, but notw itlistandins the threat he was secured and on June 24 the new law tho same as had been adopted in lialtimorc were adopted. Tins church was the flrst ono ever organized in this city, and Its history remains unbroken until the present day. The old mithfleld street church is a seces sion fiom this one, as the records will t-liow. Ii ior to ItfiS this was the Methodist Episcopal A hen Rev Gaorse Brown came the church diided into two parties. The meetings wero held in tho old church on First stieet at 9 a. m. and 3 r. M. by ono party, and at 11 a. xr and 7 r. si. by the other. Then the church was taken poieion of by the Methodists, and the 31. E. bicthrcn brought a suit of eject ment. Ir wa- tiled beloro Judsc Rodcers and went to the jury without argument. In older that an appeal could be taken. The jurv letiirned in favor of the 31. E., and a motion for a new tiial was made, which was 3-efused and an appeal was taken to the Su piemc Court. In 1831 Oner Justico Gib Fon handed down the opinion that in every aspect of the case it was in invor of the defendants. and the new trial was Granted, but it never came ton trial, as the pi oposition made to the Methodist Episcopal branch to divide the pioperty was accepted by them the Methodi-t Episcopals to take the Smlthfield propei tv and the rctotmers tho Fir-t street piopertx, the burying jrround and $2,000. Then tins piesent propel tv was put chased and it has pio cd a sood investment. Only One Tastor Died at Ills Tost. Puling Rev. George Brow n's pastorate the congregation incicaed trom 270 to between SOOandCOO Rev. Cornelius Spiinger was tho next and later Rev 3Ir. Elliott, who served two jeais and then one j ear and died dur ing the last tcim. llowas the only one to die w hile pastor of this church. Then came Dr. Cowl, Dr. Scott, Dm. Mc Keevcr, 31mrav andothcts. In the rccotds of the class meetings aie some curious thinjrs. In Brother Avorj'-. book, opposite the namesof those who were absent, weie wiittcn comments such as ".Needs to be looked after," "Absent too often," and so on all through the book. On the loll ol mem bership opposite tho name of a member is written, Withdrawn in wrath: nuy God liae pityon Iitni,"and 20 jeais later this Kline man was elected 3Iavor of this city w hile incarcerated in the county iail. Of the 270 members on June 2t,"l820, but two nrealne and thev weie both present xester l.iv afternoon. One of them sang m the choir until ISiW. The old members ato Mrs. Grcenough and Mrs. 3Iarv 3Iiller. Rev. 1H id .Tones called the two old ladies to thcnlt.it where thev kissed each other and theli tents flowed freely at the thought of lea ins the dear old church, wlieio they liad woi sniped for so many years The tcenc wus aerv pathetic and there was a Tisablc moisture in many cjes and a liun.ed application of haiidkeichiefs. Remarks weie made by John Elliott, a son of Rev. 31r Elliott. Dr. Scott, Dr. 3IcKeever and Dr. Murray Dr Scott was pastor of the rhuicliin lsJ5 and '40 and again in 1801 and Gi lie iel.it ed some amusing incidents that happened dm ins his early charge, one of which happened to him. He said: "The as sistant pastor. Rev. 3Ir. Davis, was ve.'y prompt in beginning services on the exact minute, and on the ilrst Sun day evening when I took my new wile to church, after seating her and ascending tho pulpit, Rev. 3Ir. Davis starred the services by reading a very long hymn in lonjr mctci. As the choir had not arrived I endcax oied to start the tune after lie hod lead the flrst two lines. No one Joined in and he lead the next two, which. I sang alone, and so on tlnougliout the wboleot the hymn. It was very cmbarras. ins to me, but 1 stuck it out. Tho worst of It was that the choir had arrived and made no endear or to assist me." Last Service in tho Old Home Church. At the evening setvice Itov. Mr. fcott pleached tho last sermon in the old church. His text was second Timothy, th ciiaper, scvonth and eighth verses. He said the words of the text were written when Paul was a prisoner In Rome. The time for his execution had bten set and he was ready to go. He had louglit the fightand was leady. They wero f ulljof loving insti uctions to his son.w hom he exhorted to be faithful and preach gospel earnestly, as the time would ccme when men would not listen to the wot dor God. Then he -aid: 'Wc ha e heard of tho crowned heads of Euiope, but they are nothing to compaie witli the ciow n of glory for those who have fought the light and won, and like Paul we should say at this closing Hour we aie ready. At thisaltar I receii edyour present pastor into the chuicn, and it was here also we saw the last of our beloved missionar3", Musl.ibby Outline, but wo bid farewell to this sacred place with the leehng that wo will meet with the hundreds, if not tho thousands in our lather's mansion and his promise to ns is that w e w ill." The following people were then taken into lull mcinber&iiip in the chinch, making tho last in the old edifice: Ada V. and Mable Gillespie, 3Iary i;os, Coia Wilson, Nellie Rinchart, Anna Ruiledge, Nellie Perry and J. II Palmer. The Lord's Supper was then lartaken of and the congregation dismlssod In singing the h run, "God Bo With Us Till We Meet Again." Until fuither notice the services will be conducted in tho lecture room of tho Fourth Axeiiuc Bipti-t Cnurch. 'ecretary Slooro said that Kaufmann Bros, intended having enough bnckso! the old building enameled to piesent one to each member of the con gregation as a keepsake. It Is Impossible To produce from wheat a flncr quality of Hour than Minnehaha. Ample capital, long experience in milling, the most perfect machinery for milling, combine to make .Minnehaha the best flour that comes fiom the State of Minnesota, where the highest grades of flour in the woild are made, nr Bargains In Wall Paper. Great clearance sale of this season's fine goods. ffir. H Allex. 517 A ood street, near Fifth avenue. Mothors, Bring Tour Children This "Week To Aufrechtls gallery, and get one dozen of those line cabinets lor $1, at 77 Filth avenue. IT LOOKS LIKE A GO. Favorable. Comments by th Thirty-Sixth. Warders In Regard to a New School. Much favorable comment among the tax payers of the Thirty-sixth ward has resulted fiom The Dispatch article of last week in regard to tho necessity of a new school house in place of the old building, which has been unfit for school purposes for years. Stubcn street will bo opened from the city line when the electric road is built, and as the boys of tho school mako this street their playground at present, the danger of their being injured when the street becomes n thoioughfare is obvious and a ard for them to play in w ill have to be provided. Sir. Bankerd, of tho School Board, says that the best location for the new building will be to tho cast of the present structure, allowing the old building to remain stand ing for school purposes until the new one is completed, so that other quarters will not have to bo rented. Tho site of the old building will serve as a yard for tho boys. As all the members of the board are Prop erty owners and In favor of the new building, the school children w'ill probably have better quarters this coming winter. Great Apple Crop Expected. A day's ramble in the country now is very delightful. Tho frnlt trees are in full bloom, tho bluet, violet and buttercup cover the fields, and the grain Is beginning to grow finely. If an abundance of blossoms moan anything, then the frnlt crop this year will bo very large. Farmors SRy they haven't seen so many apple blossoms for years as there are this spring, and unless tho buds have been injured by the late spring thev expect a wonderful crop. The output of apples abont ten years ago was phenomenal, and the production. has not been as heavy since. Horses Jnst Received. Twenty head of saddle, driving and several mated carriage horses received from Ken tucky by express, by tho Arnhelm Live Stock Company, Limited. They are as fine as grows: call and see them. All well broken and gentle. We also received two car loads of draught and general pui pose horses from Ohio. You can save from $25 to $50 on every purcha-e at Arnheim's stables, and get bet ter quality than handled anywhere in the city. We have also 100 mules, all sizes, in our Jens, suitable tor pit or draught purposes, lon't forget tho place. 52 Second avenue, Pittsburg, Pa. MEETINGS AD NOTICES. Meetings. VTOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TITE 1 1 stockholders of the Pittsburg. Allegheny and Manchester Traction Company will be held st the office of flic company, at the corner of Market and Liberty streets. Pittsburg. Pa., on MONDAY. Mav 18. at 7.-30 o'clock p.m. At that time the dl rtctors for the ensuing year will be elected and such other business asmiy properly conic before the meeting wld be considered. The stock books of the company will close at noon. Thursday. Mav 12. , lSi ana remain closed until Tuesday, 3Iay 17, 1892. A. M. NEEPER, Secretary. ENCAMPMENT No. 1. I TJxiox YETMtAX Legion, j CPECIAL OEDER- Comradcs are hereby notified to assemble la uni form at the ball at 1 p. M. sharp, MONDAY, MAY 18, 1892, to attend the funeral of our late comrade. Thomas A. Rowley. C. F. McKENNA, ColoneL GEO. B. CITALMERS. Adjutant. Office CotTN-rr COMMissiocEns, ) Fittsbukg. May II. 1892. J THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS A ILL HOLD appeals from the triennial asessmcnt of 1892, of Braudock township, on FRIDAY, May 20. R. E. MERCER, J. G. WEIR. D. J. HOYLE. Countv Commissioners. Attest: T. W. SEIBERT. Clerk. Election. The axoemhe Dock Compact, Pittsburg, Jlay 9, 1892. f ELECTION-THEANNUALMEETINGOFTHE Stockholders of this company will be held at its general office, corner Third aienuc- and Try street. Flttsburg. on THURSDAY. 3IAY 19. 1892. al3 o'clock, P. M., lor the election of a Board of Directors to sen e for the ensuing year, and for transacting such other business as may be brought before the meeting. BENJAMIN PAGE, Secretary. Ilnslness Changes. nsroTXOiE. OF INTEREST TO GROCERS AND BAKERS By arrangement with Messrs. Kramer & Seifert, the business of Jleischmann & Co., in and about Pittsburg, will, from and after May i, 1892, be conducted and man aged by Fleischmann & Co. direct. Regular and prompt deliveries of fresh Yeast can at all times be re lied on. Soliciting your future or ders wc remain yours truly FLEISCHMANN & CO., Factory Depot, 83 Sixth ave., Pittsburg, Pa. jVffal Notions. AY. A. YOUNG. No. 54 Grant av.. Slim ale, Bennett, Fa. ESTATE OF JOSEPH HATCn, DECEASED Notice Is hereby gh en that letters testamen tary on the estate of Joseph Hatch have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make Im mediate payment, and those having claims against the same should make them known without delay. W. A. YOUNG. Executor. No. MGrantay., 3IUIvaIe boroufh, Bennett, Fa. J. COHEN & CO.. Attorney., 85 Diamond St. I7STATE OF JOHN HELBLING, DECEASED j Notice Is hereby glren that letters testa mentary on the estate of John Helbllng. late ot Reserve tonnshlp, county ol Allegheny and State of rcunsjlvanli. deceased, bare been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate pay ment, and those having claims or demands against the same will make them known without delay to AMAND MI1I3I. Executor. 101 hmlthtield 6t.. Pittsburg. Pa. rratsosAi. pERSONAL-lc perroll wall paper. Thompson jl. i-Lus.. iuj r euerai 51.. Allegheny. IJERSONAL-Crcdlt. yes. credit on fine dress . goods, silks, satUs, wraps, etc. at J. Dwjcr's, Room 4, McCance hlotk, 701 tfmltliacld. IJERSONAL-Cash paid for old gold and sliver watches and jewelry repaired: new work made to order. Chris llauch. 541 bmltlinelt. PERSON AL-I haYeabook of 141 p-vges In Gcr 1 man to be transWtid in English: slie or page 7x10. Address Box 117. stating price per page. PERSONAL Everett Club news: The pianos delivered this -cek are Club A. No. 180. Mrs. Mary Blasev, Ovcrlixik St.. Allegheny: Club B. No. 191. G. 31. Watson, Beaver Falls, Pa. PERSON AL-lfJohn Lyttle. who kept hotel In - cston. t a.. In the sixties. lll send his address to John Faulkner, No. 1615 N. Main st , Los Angeles. Cak, he will learn something to bis advantage. I)ERbONAL-Ta-va-zon specifics for catarrh, rheumatism, blood, liver. Kidneys, urinary troubles never Tall: 37 years' uncqnaled record: tes timony indisputable. ir. Griffith. Ihlrd and Grant ts., Pittsburg. PERSON AL When 1 was a small oov my mother always repaired my breeches and Jacket, but thicclgot to be a great big man. Dickson, the well-known tailor 65 Firth av.. cor. Wood St.. second floor, has ten substituted, who now does all my cleaning. pr:sslng and renovating In great shape. Tel. 1658 LOST. LOST-2 Irish setter dogs, male and female, dark red. Suitable P-ward If returned to E. Wal- ker. comer r orncs r nq Jlawhlnncy sts., Oakland. LOST-The greatest bargain of your lire. If yon do not buy a lot In Grove Square Plan of lots. Perrysville av., Allegheny: eio to 50 cash, and It tofS per week, without Interest or tax. Call on Holmes Co., 420 fcmlthfield st., for plans. I n r tlMiilii -r- -- Vffllf.riMlTimi.in jMii-'i r--'---'--- - "- -"-"-- v mHHHBHHBBfeIi&. M&'Dtsplaii tuxvertiianmu m dollar per gquare or one imerlion. Clastifled real ettate odiertUemenitonViU page ten cent per line for each imerlion, and none taken for leu than thirty cents. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICfi ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE Classified under the following headings will be ac cepted at the rate of ONE CENT PER WORD FOR EACH INSERTION when paid for la ad Tance either at main or branch offlces. Wanted Advertisement! 0 aUJOmH, EUCH AS SITUATIONS. KOOSI. MALE IIELP. IIOARDINO, FEMALE HELP, BOARDERS, AGENTS, MISCELlANEOUq, PERSONAM, TO I.ET ROOMS, MISCELLANEOUS TOR SALES, LOST AND FOUND. THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. BUSINESS OFFICE. Cor.Smlthfield and Diamond Streets. ALWAYS orEN. RRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE WANT. FOR 8ALF, TO LET. AND OTHER TRANSIENT ADVERTISKME STS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INSERTION. Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver tisers already have accounts with Tin Disfatcii. FOR ALLFGHENY. NO. 107 FEDERAL ST.. TELEPHONE 3021. FOR THE SOUTH8IDR. NO. 1412 CARSON STREET. TELEPHONE NO. 60E. FOR THE LAST END. J. W. WALLACE, 613 TENN AV. riTTSBURG ADDTTTOVAT.. THOMAS MCCAFFREY, 3501 Butler street. F.MIL G. STUCKEY. I4th street and Penn avenue. ALLFGHENY ADDITIONAL. F. TT. EGGERS ASON, Ohio and Chestnut streti. THOMAS McHENRY. Western and Irwin avenues. TERRY 31. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny avs. WANTED. Slain Hela. AN Installment collector, at once, for JIcKees port; must have experience In the town; state age, reference and salary expected. Address X. Y., Dlspatcn office. BARBFR-Flrst-elass white barber: steady Job. Address S. K. Bcrcd, 00 Diamond, or 57 Frankstown ay. BARBER-Good barber. Applv to Geo. Jenny. 107. corner South Canal and Madison av., Al Icgheny. "DARBER At 50 Fourth av. B' OYS Two. to learn the barber trade. 2003 Car- eon St., Pittsburg, s. S. CHE3IIST An experienced chem'st accustomed to the duties incident 10 crucible and open hearth melting: must be first-class In every re spect. Address, with full particulars, B. C. A., Dispatch office. "lOATJIAKER At once; good wages and steady j work to right man. Inquire C. J. Sislcy, Evans City. Pa. ClUTTER-Young man to operate Acme cutter ami attend to stock. Addro-s, stating wages wanted and experience. Printer, Box 110, city. F URNITURE PACKER-JIut be a strictly sober married man. Apply at 042 ana 044 i.iDeriy si. MAN A live, active man. -n Ith some pluck and push, to represent us In j our locality: we have something entirely new that goes, and unless yon can make 75 to X0 per month ne don't need you; no peddling; better write to-iy. Address Manu facturers, Box 5303, Boston, 3Iass. MAN With push warned In each city and town to Introduce the rastest sel'ing household article on record. Over a million sold In Philadel phia. 'Will pay competent person J4 00 per day. Address with stamp. W. II. Williamson, 44 N. 4th street. Philadelphia. Pa. PATTERN 31AKFR-Immcdlate!v. one first-class pattern maker to make patterns or steam en gine, gearing and a general variety of patterns: must be a man willing to work, of good character and habits and plenty or that good sense erron eously called "common," with practical In genuity to devise bet and quickest mode 01 mak ing pattern: our shop Is now situated In a first class small town, and we are working ten hours per day. Address Kcnney & Co.. bcottdale. Pa., giving experience and wages expected. LATE GLASS CUTTER A competent J man. Georgcr. Harris A Co.. Buffalo, N . Y. RED brick burner One accustomed to natural gas. Address Bnck, Dispatch office, stating wages expected. STATIONERY and leather goods bnver; state wages. Address T ages, Di-patch office. Absents. AGENTS-HUtory Supreme Court United State: unlversallv sanctioned by the Bar: of Interest and value to all. especially to the profession: full page etchings of portraits of every Chief and Asso ciate Justice since organization of the court; read review In Pittsburg Post Stay 7, or Chronicle Tele graph 3Iay 13: exclusive territory will be given to a few more nrst-class canvassers: agents In the field making sp'eudld reports; no compctlnon. ppl v at once to secure choice of territory. W. H. bhepard, CO Bakewell building. AGENTS 3tcn with capital, secure general agency lmmcdlatelr: fortune for hustlers. Monopoly, 150X652, nitsDurg, AGENTS fZ to ?7 daily ; experience unnecessary. Putuam&Co.. Perfumers, West A lnsted. Ct. Female Help AVanted. CIOOKS. chambermaids, nurses.dlnIngroom girls, J laundress, and cook for same family, COO house girls, German and colored glrl. colored cook and chambermaid for private family, cooks, chambermaids and dishwashers for hotels and restaurants; gardeners, farm hands, white and colored waiters, 1 coachman. Thompson's. 60S Grant fit. COOK For family of three (3): no washing; wages 53 50: citv references required. Mrs. John S. Davison, 4614 Fifth ay. COOK Experienced short order cook: must be good pastry cook. 113 Liberty st. DISH WASHERS Two experienced dishwashers. 1125 Liberty st. GIRL for general housework: Swede preferred; ' also an experienced cook; references required. Apply at corner Bayard and Dlthrldge sts., Oax and. GIRL Good girl, who can help with cooking. Apply at 1125 Penn av. 01 IRLS Three good girls, for general hotel work. J 1103 Tenn av. G' IRL For general housework. 190 Fourth av. HELP-Oneuightcook. one woman for general work, one dish asher. for restaurant outside city; 6tate wages, including board, expected and where Interview can be had. Box 93, Chanters, Pa. SKIRTJIAKER Experienced sklrlmakcr. 201 Third ay.. FlUshurg. TTOMAN Middle-aged woman as companion 1 V and nurse for a sick lady: a good home: long engagement and high wagis to the right party; must be a woman of refinement; first-class refer ence required. For particulars address or apply at office, 027 Penn av. 91ale and Female Help Wantea. BOYS AND GIRLS To work for me between school hours; I pay a large commission; send ale stamp. II. F. Richards, I!., Providence, R.L HELP Immediately 50 farm hands, man cook. 2 col. waiters, butler, hotel cooks, dishwash ers, chambermaids, dlningroom girls, laundress, pantry girls, famllv cooks, chambermaids, child's uurse. 200 house girls, 10 colored working house keepers. Median's, 545 Grant St., tel. 90. MEN AND LADIES-For the Barnum Bailey how; 50 experienced coryphees; extra ladles and 300 tall men to act as supernumeraries. Apply on grounds bet. 9 and 12 o'clock Monday, 31av 1C. Permanent Gaests Wanted. PERMANENT guests wanted at East End Hotel. Penn ay., E. E.: this hotel has been recently opened undernew management: the house has been thoroughly renovated: table first-class: rates rea sonable; a most desirable home during the coming hot summer; good stabling for saddle horses and only 15 minutes from park. A. H. Wilson, pro prietor. Hoarder and Lodgers Wanted. HOTEL GILSON-132S-13JS Penn av.. two squares Union station, rooms and boarding, 1 day up. LODGERS Anchor Hotel, Liberty, corner Fourth: lodging per night. 25c, 35c. 50c; week, Jl 25, f 1 75. ,2, 3. M EALERS-At 80 Cedar av., Allegheny. T) 003IERS And urealers at 235 Emerson St., .l-l .&!. lEnd. Boardlnc 'Wanted. BOARDERS Come here and get meals prepared the same as home: 21 meals (ticket) M; also fur nished rooms. 39 Sixth av. BOARDERS-Tablc board: also furnished rooms, bath, conveniences, 221 Federal st., Alle gheny. AVanted Partner. PARTNER with $20 to take half Interest In busi ness that pays enormous profits. Call forenoon. room.7. 134 Water st. rinanclal tVantoo. A3IOUNTS offWtoJS.OOOto 120.000 on city and suburban property; mortgages for 3 or 5 years; money ready; no delay; smallest cost. S.J. Flem ing, 400 Wood St., corner Fourth ay. M1 ONEY to loan on mortgae; no delay; v 1 interest, uowaru urown, 151 jfourtb av. MORTGAGES on city or Allegheny county prop erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Wearer i. Co.. S2 Fourth av. rpo LOAN 1200.000 on mortgages: 100 and up J. ward ato per cent: (500,000 at 4X per cent on residences or business propertv, VkCant lots or farms, b. H. French. 125 Fourth ay. WANTED-Mortgagcs on Improved city or Alle gheny couaty property. McCune 4 Coulter, 13 Fourth ay. WANTED. Situations Wanted. COSIPANION Young lady wishes to obtain posi tion, as useful companion, or to attend on elderly or invalid lady: five years In one situation; no objection to country or traveling; domesticated; good reader: best reference given. Address N., P. 0. 1454, Pittsburg. POSITION Young German. 20, well educated: English, German and French languiges, not afraid of wort, wants employment In anycapaclty; best of references. Address L. F., Dispatch office. POSinON-Bv male stenographer and type writer; win come on trial to prove ability. Address It. R., Dispatch office. SITU ATION As chef or steward or both, by man of!5 years' experience: speaks French. Ger man and English; best of references furnished. Ad dresa C, G Dispatch office. SITUATION By a first-class cook, a Frenchman, speaks English. In a club, hotel or private fam ily; best of references. Address Victor Herbert, 24 Vlckroy st.. city. SITUATION As a first-class man cook: under stands pastry and meats; city or country. Ad dress R. B., Dispatch office. SITUATION An organist desires a position in a Catholic church. Address cor. Clinton st. and Birmingham ay. SITUATION-Bv an old soldier as night watch man; best of referenceglven. Watchman, Ben nett P. v.. Pa. Real Estate Wanted. WANTED Real estate to sell, money to loan property to rent and rents to collect. J. H. tnambcrs A Co.. 102 Fourth ay.. Room 6. Fire Insurance Wanted. BENSWANGER 4 ZAHN Fire Insurance, a Fourth av. Miscellaneous Warned. ALL INFORMATION REGARDING THE funeral of Bro. J. 31. Slmms. of Anchor Lodge, I. O. G. T,, see Bro. Stevenson. Edinons ton J. Owens, lib Forbes St., or Sarah Culbcrt, 826 Fifth av. ALL Journeymen plasterers arc requested to stay away from Pittsburg, as the plasterers of this city are locked out. AN m. M. Spllker. Rec. Sec B order of Union No. 31. A T ONCE good appetite; drink Van's Charm ltoot iicer. 1 BIDS for exclusive privilege of refreshments at Ross Grove. June C Order Sons of St. George, Whitsuntide picnic. Address John Kelland, Hotel Boycr. GOOD complexion; drink Van's Charm Root Beer. H ArriNESS In the family: drink Van's Charm itooi jieer; noiniug equals van's unarm. PAIN'llNG and plateglass glazlug. R. C. Miller, 526 Grant St., Pittsburg. PATENTS O. D. Levis (20 vears). Solicitor, 131 Fifth av., next Leader, Pittsburg: no delay. SURE cure guaranteed for offensive sweating feet and sweating under the arms; send for circu lars. Lubey 3Iedlcal Co., South Bend, Ind. rpo get rid of the blues drink Van's Charm Root rpo get 1 1 Beer. rpHUNKS hauled to and rrom Last End for 50c. JL Campbell Davis, 12 Seventh ay. Telephone 278. USE Jones' Bedbug Paralyzer Jones' Magic Roach Powder: roaches banished by contract: satisfaction given or no pay. 222 Federal st., Alle gheny, bold by all first-class druggists. WANTED tveryone who wants the finest and cheapest wall paper In America to send for samples: sent free to any address. G. G. O'Brien, Paint and all Paper Store. 292 Fifth av. WANTED Renter for restaurant, saloon, pool and dwelling rooms alt connected; snap open ing. Address Box 8, New Philadelphia, O. OOQ GENTLEMEN who have misfit suits of t"7 clothes to call on Dan Devlin. Tailor, 0236 East End. We will alter them to fit or no charge. FOR SALE 3USCELLNEAOUS. Horses. Vehicles, Live Stock For Sale. DELIVERY wagons Delivery wagons all stiles; our own make. Wm. Bcckert, 340 to 344 Ohio t., Allegheny. Telephone. 3420. OR SALE A carload of the best kind of draft horses ever shipped to this city, weighing from 1.300 to 1,800 a head: every one buying a horse nouio see uiis joi oeiurc iiuyiug anv puicc else. Come and see them at 3I.Marx's,41 First street, Al legheny. HORSES Auction saleof horses: the finest lot of horses ever shipped to this market, comprising saddle, driving, coach and extra fine draU horses, weight 1,500 to 1,800 pounds, ranging in age from 4 to 8 years: to anyone wanting a horse this is the best opportunity you have ever nad presented to secure horses In these particular lines: don't miss this sale, or you will miss the best chance of this season to secure a good horse; thev will be sold at 193 First av., Pittsburg, Wednesday, May 18. HORSE Roan pacing horse, 6 years old; sound; is a roan with black tall and mane: stylish, good action: can be worked and driven any place; good roadster; well bred; Is from the Bristcr stock: weight, 1,200. Inquire of John II lid, Frccport, Pa. ORSES-Draft horses that weigh from 1,500 to l.SCO, and general business, fine saddle and road horses, will be sold at 192 First ay., Pitts burg, Wednesday, May 18. SHETLAND pony, cart, harness and two sad dles., For particulars Inquire at 320 Penn ay. a"ERRIERS-A splendid litter of pure milk white . English bull terriers, out of Luce. Reg. 22087. by Keno. Reg. 17300. Both winners of many prizes. The winner of ilrst puppy class, Cleve land, 1891: third, Albany, N. Y., 1812: first. Chi cago. 192; first, nttshurg. 1892, only times shown. Address William AVedgnood, Lincoln ay East Ll erpool, O. Rubber Stamps For SJie. C"IET your rubber stamps, steel stamps, stencils, 7 seal presses, brass checks, etc.. from SheaOer A Co., 49 Filth ay.. Dud's College building. machinery and Metals For Sale. BOILERS and engines, second-hand: all sizes, from 4 to 100 li. p.: cheapest in the market: 64 boilers and engines in 6tock. stationary and porla able, upright boilers, mounted farm engine, etc.; steam pumps, goternor, pulleys and shafting. Telephone 4401, 23-25 Part way. J. S. Yoong. Alle gheny. Pa. BOILERS-2 Jas. Rccs 2S feet boilers. 4G inches diameter: tn 0 15 Inch flues. In first-class con dition; been used buta short time; will trvde for lumber of any kind, brick, stone, or anything in the building (Inc. bchnette A. Co., Eighteenth and 3Iary sts.. S. S. 1 ENGINES Genuine Acme automatic sa'tty en i glnes and non-explosive b61lers. from one half to five horse powers, for natural gas or carbon oil as fuel: latest Improved ventilating fans and water motors, sold by J. Prager, sole agent, at No. 4 Filth ay. Send for catalogue and Information. I ENGINES and boilers of every description: brlcfc li yard supplies; contractors, and rolling mill ma chinery. Q nomas Carlln's bous, Lacock and San dusky sts., Allegheny. GRINDSTONES In all sires, for all kinds of grinding; Craigleith, 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. Klrby. 133 First avenue. ISIPROATED AYhltman & Barnes high-speed automatic non-explosive engines and boilers, exhaust and lentllallngfly fans of our own make; also electric lighting: second-hand old-stile Acme automatic engines: second-hand Snedlker and car fly fans: B. W. Paine A Sons automatic engines, from 5 to 250 horse power; electric motors, water motors and all kinds of light power and supplies. qompkinsJb Ulrlch. Engineers and Contractors, 310 and 518 Liberty st.. Pittsburg. Pa. SAAV TABLE One second-hand saw table for stereotype or electrotype purposes, will be sold cheap: also about 20 printers' stands. Apply at the Dispatch business office, cor. smlthfield and Diamond sts. Miscellaneous For Sale. CASH register, showcases, counters, flat top desk. 58 Diamond St. ?OR SALE lc per roll wall paper. Thompson " Bros., 109 Federal St.. Allegheny. HEMLOCK timber, lot containing aoout 300 acres, situated In Jefferson county. Pa. ; nav igable stream through same. Inquire or address Mrs. 31. S. M. Hastings, lock box 31. Brookville, Pa. V . I AWN 3IOAVERS-Now Is the time to use them: j the Buckeye mower Is considered the best mower on the market: it is first-class In every re spect, and I will guarantee It to do the work that any machine on the market will do, or I will take the moner back. Price. 10-inch lawn mower S3 75 12-inch lawn mower 4 50 14-lnch lawn mower 5 00 18-Inch Ian n mower 5 50 HOWARD ROYEK, 105 Smlthfield st. SAFE Barnes Safe 4 Lock Co. maker; Inside measurement. 17x30x48 Inches: double doors inside and out; combination lock: stored at No. 9J First av. Inquire John E. McCrickart, No. 59 Fourth av. TOK SAXE BUSINESS. Business Opportunities For Sale. AN extensive, feed and buckwheat flour mill property and three dwellings, situate in a prosperous manufacturlngclty or about 10 000 pop ulation aud growing: a private railroad switch from the main line direct to the mill affording un surpassed shipping facilities: has a targe and profit able business of IS years' standing and almost no opposition; the machinery and general appliances are all or the newest designs and In full running order: Investigation will show this to be an ex tremely rare business opportunity: present owners are in a position to sell at a bargain on accommo dating terms. Satisfactory reasons for selling from Jas. AV. Drape & Co., 313 Wood st,, Pitts burg. AN active Interest in a substantial Jobbing busi ness in theclt), having an old established con nection and making money; one of the partners de sires to retire on account of old age; this Is the only reason for making the change: the firm Is well known to us and can be regarded as thoroughlv re liable: tl8,000cash will be necessary to purchase the interest; anyone who contemplates looking Into the business will be expected to satisfy the present firm as to ability and integrity; all conferences and correspondence to be treated confidentially. Jas. AV. Drape & Co.. 313 Wood St.. Pittsburg. A GROCERY and feed store, in a good point in Allegheny, doing a prosperous business. Ap ply to Jas. W. Drape Co., 313 AVood St., Pitts burg. BARBER SHOP Two chairs; good location; low rent. Address R. A. . Dispatch office. BARBKR SHOP-Good stand: will sell cheap, 562 Fifth av. ' FOR SAXE-BUSINES3. Business Opportunities. BOOK, stationery and novelty store on good street in Allegheny, at a bargain: only (1,450. Holmes A Co.. 420 omlthflcld st. DRUG STORE-Downtown drug store: excellent stand; small capital required: Tare chance. Call on Saturday or address Av . S. Bailey, 821- Penn av., x'litsDurg, DRUG STORE in a growing railroad town: no opposition: cheap rent; splendid chance, Arlstol. Dispatch office. I7INE flouring mill property; complete roller sys . tcni;75tol00 barreU daily capacity: engine, boiler and every thing In full running order and do ing an excellent business: the brand of flour is well and favorably established all over thecountry: track or branch of P. R. R. to the mill; all freight handled right at the mill door: a rare opening; sat isfactory reasons for selling. Particulars Irom Jas. AA Drape & Co., Agents, 313 AV'ood St., ntts bnrg. FOR SALE Furniture store doing larg business: win invoice about 14,000. Holmes & Co., 4J0 Smlthfield st. I ?OR SALE Barber shop, good two chair shop; . cheap if sold qnlck. Inquire 232 Fifth av. FOUNDRY A well established foundry In de sirable location fronting on river and railroad ; large buildings fully equipped with all necessary appliances, engine, bollder, cupolas, pattern shop, etc : will be sold at an Immense hargaln. Apply to Jas. AA Drape & CO., 313 AV ood St., Pittsburg. GROCERY, confectionery and Ice cream parlors; a good Unncc for quick buyer; owner engag ing in other business, li. li.. Dispatch office. HARDW AltEand bousefurnlshing store In live manufacturing town, well established and doing the leading business In a town or 8. 000 Inhab itants; will Invoice about $17,000; only those having the capital will be entertained. Holmes & Co., 420 Smlthfield st. HOTEL Licensed hotel. 40 rooms, doing a good business; will sell or lease real estate with furnlshment; good reason for selling: location cen tral. Address, with real name. J. A. It., Dispatch office. IN VESTMENT A splendid opportunity to invest from 8100 to 83.000: investment will pay 80 per cent. Address J. G. F,, 933 Liberty st. Ilnsiness Properties For Sale. NDERSON House, East Liverpool, O. r OR S ALE LOTS. East End Lots For Sale. I70R SALE That elegant plot of ground on Fifth av.. Shadyslde. corner Ivy St., fronting 263 feet on Firth av. ind running back 220 free to Arabella st. : will sell as whole, or the Filth av. frontage 120 feet deep In lots to suit: parties seek ing a healthy and Bupcrb site for a home should not miss this chance: there Is nothing like it left for sale on the atenue: splendid surroundings fix Its future, and It is certain to be worth double the price now asked for It. Forfull particulars inquire of 3Iorrls &, Fleming. 62 Fourth av. TTOR b ALE Six acres In the Twenty-second ward ; . best bargain of acreage In theclty. See 31. P. How icy ,t Son. 91 Diamond st. LOT Penn. near AVlneblddlc ay.. Nineteenth ward, at a bargain: lot 20x103 feet, which must be sold tq close up an estate; no reasonable offer will be refused. Call at once on A". C. Berlnger & Co., 156 Fourth av. 1 Ad will buv a choice Oakland lot 20x190 ft; 's fruit and sliade trees: 800 ftet from 5th av.: terms easy. A". M. ToIIock, 1504th av. Hazelwood Lots For Sale. AUCTION SALE Two large lots In Flower's plan, on Hazelwood avenue, on Monday. May 16, at 2 P. M. ; also Jersey cows, farm tools, etc. ; sale positive. G. K. Flower. HAZELWOOD AA An elegant corner lot. Irregular shape, equal to 52x131 feel, within a few minutes' walk or Hazelwood station, Baltimore Ohio Railway, and Second avenue electric cars; will sell cheap lor cash, to qnlck buyer. John h. McCrickart, 59 Fourth av. : telephone 1676. Allegheny Lots For Sale. LOTS In Groie Square plan. Perrysville av., Alleghcnv; $10 to $0 cash, balance $1 to $5 per week, a ithout interest. Holmes &, Co., 420 Smith field st. Snbnrban Lots For Sale. CnARTIERS-Six one-acre riots, near railroad station, and two large Iron and steel wortcs; good point to lay out In building lots, Jas. W. Drape Co., 313 AVood St., Pittsburg. IIARTIERS-33 large lots near to railroad sta tion, 4'aiid5oreetlrnnt, extending to an alley. Jas. AA Drape Jt Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. l r ACRES on P. & L. E. R. R., within ten mln XO ntes' walk orshannopln station: will be sold on reasonable terms: splendid view or Ohio a alley. Inquire or address Mrs. D. McCoj, Ethel Lauding, Beaver Co., Pa. 6 ACRES of ground near Etna, on P. & W. R. R.: only 2 or 3 miles from the clly: price put down toji.ooo. Jas. AA'. Drape & Co., M Wood St., Pittsburg. Farnu For Sale. I7AR3r A nice farm of 57 seres, near the cltv. I : mile from railroad station; good dwelling, barn, fine orchard, water, etc. : one of the most desirable locations In the county, overlooking the river. Jas. AV. Drape Co., 313 AVood St., Pitts burg. Real Estate. COAL.LANDS-1 have for sale coal lands In the Conncllsville region on the 3Iouongahela river, Penn. R. R.,P.,C..C. A St. L. R. R.. A. V. R. R- and AVest Va. J. II. Hlllman. 8 AV ood st. KNOXVILLE. F p. SALE-SOME BEAUTIFUL HOJIES- One 6-room brick house, two lots. Orchard Tlace. S4.000. One 7-room brick house, one lot, paved street, 14,500. Two 5-room brick houses, lots 37fxl03 each. Orchard Place, $3,750. One 7-room frame house, one lot, paved street, $3,000. Ones-room frame house, onelot, pired street, $2,700. One 5-room brick house, two lots, paved street, 51.250. One 5-room brick house, one lot. pared street, $2,750. Five 5-room frame houses, paved street, each $l,S0O. Ta-ilve7-room brick houses, pared streets, each 2.300. Fe en 4-room brick houses, very pretty. $2,700. Light4-room brick cottages, onelot, each$l,701. Any of the above lovely homes In this greatly favored citv or beautiful homes will be sold on terms to suit buyers. BUILDING LOTS 200 ortbe most beautirul build ing lots to be found in the county are offered at prlccsmu"h less than property having similarly attractive features can be had for. The P. & B. Traction will have their new electrlcrailwayin operation through the renter of the borough by Jlay Inert. This will give a wonderful Impetus to values, and those who secure any of the above properties or a lot will be fortunate. TO LET A number or 3, 4, 5 and 7-room nouses at moderate rents to good paying tenants. None others need applv. Take any of the Southslde street cars. KNOXVILLE LAND IJIPROVEMENT CO., 85 Knox avenue. Knoxvllle . FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE City Residences. pORSALE- BYTHOS.3ICCAFFRF.Y. 35CS Butler St. tp,100-On45th St.. above Butler: lot C0xll0ft.:4 frame houses or5 and 4 rooms each; very easy pay ments. $A2.'i0 Keystone ay., above Mth st. ; lot MxlOO: new 2-story frsmc of store and 5 rooms: also frame bouse of 3 rooms: $1,200 cash. bal. to suit. $3,250 No. 293 4M st.:lot 34x105; good frame of 7 rooms: one-half cash, bal. to suit. $3,600-No. 4904 Hatfield St.; lot 20x100; No. 1 brick dwelling of hall, 8 rooms and attic; terms to suit. $3,000-No. 36.17 Smnllman St.: lot 23x60: brick dwelling of hall, 4 rooms and attic; one-half cash, bal. to suit. $1.650 On Bismarck, near Rldgest., 13th ward: lot 22x100 ft. ; No. llrame dwelling or 5 rooms and hall: terms to suit. $2,600-On Clarissa st.. near Herron av.:5mln ntes walk Irom AVylle av. cable cars,I3th ward: lot MxlOO: new frame dwelling of hall, 0 rooms and attic; terms to suit. I70R SALE Public sale, on the premises, on ? Wednesdav,3tayl8. at 2 p, M,, ofproperlv. No. 161 Wjlleav.. between Elm and Logan sts., Pitts burg, lot 24x109 reef, on w hlch is bult a 2-story and basement brick stable: rents ror $1,200 a year; sale subject to mortgages of $3,000: terms cash. Jlerton Hunter, Trustee. HOUSEKlrknatrlck st near Webster av., a 6 roomed brick house. Tilth hall: good stone foundation, dry cellar, slate mantel In parlor, and everything to make a comrortablw little home; lot about 18x50 feet: price only $2,300: $1,000 cash; bal ance In five vears. AV. C. Berlnger & Co., 156 Fourth av. QJJQ 500-Flne brick house of sixrooms and attic, t0 renting for $25 per month, on Rlier av., near Andcrssn st. : cor. lot; price made low in order to sell soon (to close an estate): $1,500 cash and the remainder on easy terms, bee W. A. Her ron A Sons, 80 Fourth nv. (EJ1 OOO On small monthly payments to buy a tu)JLj neat brick house: 6 rooms, hall, bath, range, all In tine order. 207 Plymouth; a good healthy location: eislly reached; immediate pos session. (9Sc) See AV. A. Herron A bons, 80 Fourth avenue. flj O 300 Property now renting for $300 per year; sJpJj cry ceulrallv located In the 8tll ward. 1103). See AV". A. Herron & Sons, No. 80 Fourth ay. 02 O 200 A good brick house of'5 rooms, renting sJDis for $16 per month; Jane St.. Southslde (331). bee Av. A. Herron 4 Sons, 80 Fourth ay. Allesheny Residences For Sale. ESPLANADE ST.. Third Ward. Allegheny Mie 2-storv brick dwelling. 6 rooms and fin ished attic, basement, hall, bath, stationary wash stands, etc. : a comfortable homo In one of the nice residence streets; will be sold iheap to a quick buyer: bouse In A No. 1 order and complete; lot 20x95 to an alley. Samuel AY. Black & Co.. 99 Fourth a, e. T7"OR SALE At aucllon, stone front house, 12 : large rooms. Kte fixtures, largo lot, stable In lear on paved alley on the premises. So. 215 Allegheny av., Allegheny, AVednesday. Jlay 25, at 2 o'clock; a fine chance to buy a choice home, on account of owner's removal. Inlormatlon from AV. A. Herron Jfc Sons, 80 Fourth av. HANDSOAIE Allegheny residence for $20,000; cost (65. 000 to build. Apply to J. AV. Collins, Attorney. 91 Diamond st., Pittsburg. 1 A HOUSES and lots In Allegheny in first-class JLJ location, one of the best avenues present rent over $3, 200 annually ; rare chance for a goon In vestment. See Jas. VV. Drape it Co.. 31 J Wood at., Pittsburg. FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE East End Residences For Sale. HOUSE-Dearbom St., near AA'inehlddle ay.. Nineteenth ward, a new 2-story frame house of 8 rooms, vestibule, hall. bath. w. c, hot and cold water: good cellar, etc.; house Is splendidly built and of good appearance; lot 20X1C0 feet to anallev; rice. 83.750. For further Information call on AV. . Berlnger & Co.. 156 Fourth ay. flgff 900 Shadyslde Only une-half square from slDtJs Center av.. new residence of 10 rooms, re ception hall, laundry, bath. Ins. w. c. range, h. andc. water, inslde'shutters. speaking tubes, elec tric bells, fine slate mantels, tile hearths, tile vesti bule, front and rear porches, etc.; lot 30x120 feet to an alley. George Schmidt, 157 Fourth ay. Q 300 Six-room and attic frame home, lately sjpOj finished and in fine order: papered through out, city water, bath. Inside closet, sewered; very convenient to electric line and excellent location. S. A. Dickie A Co.. Penn and Shady avs,. E. E. fli"l Q OOO Oakland residence. 12-room select luXO j brick dwelling, all modern Improvements, fine porches: lot over 100 feet front; asphaltumed street; beautiful outlook: a most desirable house. Samuel W. BUck A Co.. 09 4th av. QQ OOO only lor an unusuallv neat little WiJ) home on a 60-foot street, with lot 3130 leet: city water, good cellar, sewered, etc.: this Is a sure bargain. !-ee b. A. Dickie A Co.. Penn and Shady avs.. East End. ffil ft 500 Oakland-Stone front dwelling 9 r., sIDJ-Vs bath, laundry, etc.. papered and excel lently finished throughout: terms very reasonable. Samuel W. Black & Co., 99 4th av. Suburban Reemences For Sale. T) ESIDENCE Have a new 7-room and attic rest JLv deuce forsale on a 60-foot street In Brushton; lot 40x150 to 40-root street in rear; room to build two more dwellings: owner desires quick sale: low price: investigate this. Baxter, Thompson Co., 161 4th ay. 3 ACRES and small dwelling close to railroad station, jnlv 7 miles from theclty: large num ber or frnlt trees, sm.ill fruit, water, etc. : price only ?2.n(ii, great bargain. Jas. YY. urape&uo., 313 Wood St.. rmsburg. QQ OOO buvs a new 6-room house In AVlIklnshurg tiDOj near Wood st. : very complete; immediate possession. Baxter, 'Ibomp'on A Co., 161 Fourth avenue. Atlantic City. ATLANTIC CITY'. N.J. For rent or sale, hotels, cottages and bath houses; lot for sale In ad parts of the city. I. G. Adams A Co., Real estate ann law building. Atlantic Cltv. N.J. TO LET. City Residences. rpo LET $25 per month A very desirable corner L brick bouse: seven rooms and attic (newly painted aud papered); bath, range, inside w. c, both gases: location good: easily reached. No. 410 AVcbster av. See W. A. Herron A Sons, 80 Fourth av. rpo LET Third av.. nne three-story brick: 14 L rooms; all conveniences: good location for roomers. Baxter, Thompson A Co , 161 Fourth av. TO LET House No. 427 Liberty st.. city; ft rooms. Inquire at A. A'. D. Wattersou's, Anchor Bank Building. Kirthav., city. East End Residences To Let. TO LET New nine-room stone front residence, all modern conveniences, flag walks combi nation chandeliers, electric bells, speaking tubes, hath, laundry, two w. c.. cedar closet, etc., on Emerson st..lle Alder. Inquire bmlth-BrudewoId Glass Co., 131 AVater st., city. nazelwood Residences To Let. TO LET On Hazelwood av., near Sylvan, honse of eight rooms with laundry, city water, both gases and bath room: fine situation, ample grounds, fruit trees, grapes, shrubbery, etc. : rent moderate: possession Immediately. Apply H. Burgwln, 150 Fourth ay. Allegheny Residences To Let. rpo LET No. 182 North av.. 10 rooms: 155 Grant 1 av.. Rrooins:rcduccd rents. JolinK. EwlngA Co., 107 Federal st. TO LET Nice five-room dwelling Federal st. extension. Inquire of J. R. McKee, 703 Penn av.. Room 611. SnDurlian Residences To Let. TO LET-At Homestead. Pa., desirable brick dwelling: 5 rooms: attic; hall: porches: nice yards; dry cellar: low rent to good tenant. Apply to AVindsor Glass AVorks. TO LET New house, Sewickley. 5 rooms. 2 gases water; near 2 railway stations; $13. Morrison Foster. Itooms To Let. ARCH ST.. 109-Niccly furnished large front room; rent low. ARCH ST.. ALLEGHENY. 108-One large and one small room. BUTLER ST.t-2 desirable rooms, parlor and bed room adjoining, on Butler st. Inquire Mr. Kane. 43th and Butler St. I7IFTH AV.. a"d6-3d house from Jleyran av.. . ricely furnished rooms with boarding; select. ITOURTH AVTT33Furnlshed rooms suitable for : gentlemen. OAKLAND Furnished room for gentleman: front room; bath; pleasant locality; 3813 Forbes st. ROOMS with or without board. 614 5th ay.; ele gant location. ? ' W ASHINGTON ST., 53. Allegheny Near parks; cheerful furnished room. $10. z See additional adlets under Wanted Boarders and Lodgers. Business Stands To Let. rpo LET Space with power, cor. Penn and Third JL avs.: three floors: 20.000 reet space: abundant power; goodllvht: splendid location: every con l enlence. Apply N Icola Bros. , 20 Fifth ay. 'po LET Four-storv brick building. 139 Second X av.. two doors from Smlthfield st.; will lease for fit e years. Apply at flrst floor office of Kauf mannr' store. TO LE I Shop suitable for any purpose. Rear 221 Federal st.. Allegheny. Offices nnd Desk i'oom To Let. "lO LET-Dcsk room. No. 108 Fourth avenue, 1st floor front. Black A Balrd. No 95 Fourth av. Bliscellaneons To Lets. TOLET-$I0lo$50thefirst month and $3 to $15 each month until paid, without Interest, for a lot in Grove Square plan. Perrysville ay.. Alle gheny. Call at Holmes A Co's., 420 Smlthfield St., lor plans. roiiNu. I?0UND A small sum of money on Diamond St.: . loser can have same by calling on J. AV. SIp pey, 4 Scott St., stating amount of loss, etc. I70UND The cheapest lot in Allegheny, and on : the easiest terms, without interest or tax. in (trove quare Plan. Perrysville av. Gallon Holmes A Co . 4-0 Smltlmckl St.. ror plans. PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF CO M JIISSAUY'S Office, AUeKhony Atsenal, Pittsburg, Pa., 3lay 14, 1892. Sealed propos al" in duplicate will be lecelved at this office until 10 o'clock a. m., JUNE 16, 1892, for rurnisliintf the Iresh beef required by tho Subsistence Department, U. S. Armv, at this station dm ins the fiscal year ending Jnne 30, Ic93. Contracts madeiiiidertliis advertise ment shall not be construed to involve the United States in any obligation for payment in excess of appropriation granted by Con gress ror the pnrpo-e. Tho Government re seives tlio tight to reject any or all bids. Full information can be obtained by appli cation to this office. Envelopes containing proposals must bo marked "Proposals for fresh beef," nnd addressed to A. S. 31. MOR GAN, Captain and O. S. IC, A. C. S. JEFFKRSONVILLE, IND., APRIL 25, 1S92. Sealed proposals, in tuplicate, subject to usual conditions, will bo leceived hero until 11 o'clock a. st. (central standard time), Tuesday, the 2ltli day of May, 1892, for fnr nlsliins at tlio Q. 31. Depot here, 100,100 gallon", of Mineral Oil, or 13i flash test, In cases of two five-gallon cans each. Deliveries to commence on or bciore June 15, 189!. Govcrrment reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, nnd to accept the whole quantity, or any portion of tho mineral oil bid for. All Information furnished on appli cation here. Envelopes containing pio nosals should bo marked "Proposals for Mineral Oil," and addressed to COLONEL HENRY C. HODGES, Assistant Qn.trtei inastcr Geneial, U. S. Army, Depot Quarter master. AUCTION SALES. HOUSES AND LOTS. Second Ward, Allegheny, AT AUCTION. On Thursday, May 19, at 10 o'clock, on the premise", will be sold by order of court the following pioperty of John M. Graham, lunatic: 1. Corner Irwin nvenuo nnd Sarah stieet, lot 21x75, with frame house, four rooms, and wagon -died. 2. On New Riizliton road, 40ynrds north of Henry street." 49x56x3'.) feet, with, frame house, six rooms. Terms, third cash and two years. A. LEGGATE &1on7 AUCTIONEERS, 62 Fourth Avenue. AUCTION SALE AT THE RESIDENCE. Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, Eta AVEDNESDAY, MAY' 18, At tho residence, No. 2C1 Locust street, Allegheny. Fine walnut chamber lurnlture, walnut wardrobes, two French plate mirrors, hair cloth pallor suite, pictures, curtains, chairs and rocker, springs, mattresses and bed ding, extension table, chairs, dishes and trlassware, good brussels carpet on rooms, halls andstalis. hall rack, kitchen and laun dry lurniture, stove, ete. Sale nosltlve. HENKY AUCTION- CO., Auctioneers. - a i EDUCATIONAL. ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL, MANLIDS, N, Y. Summer School of Instruction nnd Recrea tion, Juno 20 to Sept. 15. Apply to WILLIAM VERBECK. CHOICE PHOPERTIES. (MM PLACE Plan of lots at Larimer station, P. R. R., 18 miles from Union depot. $75 to $150 per lot, $5 down and $2 PER MONTH. These lots are beau tifully located, overlooking the surrounding country. The streets are all graded and broad side Avalks laid. There is a town adjoining of nearly 10,000 population. The advantages of the location, the permanent enterprises surround ing present an opportunity alike to the poor and rich. The title is guaranteed. Railroad tickets supplied to those desiring to visit the ground. Do not let this CHANCE of buying a lot slip aAA-ay from you, for the $2 PER MONTH pay ment you will neA'er feel. Call or send for plans to C. T. BEECKMAN, 136 FIFTH AVE., PITTSBUEG. PA. LOT 100x230, OHIO ST., ALLEGHENY, AT AUCTION. The executors of the Shoenbergcr estates will sMI bv auction, on the promises, on THURSDAY. MAY 2B, AT 4 O'CLOCK. All that valuable piece or real estate in Fourth ward, Allegheny, between Chestnut and Svcamore sts., fronting 100 feet on Ohio st. and extending about 230 feet to North Ca nal St., at present occupied asalumbcr vard, tnu lease of which expires next April. Terms, one-fourth cash, balance in three yeaily payments, with interest. Special at tention invited to this unusually important sale. A. LEGGATE & SON, AUCTIONEERS. 62 FOURTH AV. $20 PER FOOT. 1,000 FEET FRONTAGE. SHADYSIDE. Near Dnqnesne or Fifth avenue car lines. Very desirable neighbor hood. Just the place to build moder ate priced houses for re v or sale. A bargain. M. F. HIPPLE & CO., 06 FOURTH AVEXUE. BOULEVARD LOTS FOR LESS THAIT $60 Per Foot Front, Fronting on 60 and 90-foot street, paved and all improvements done. BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE LOCATION. These aro offered only for a short time. J. H. COLEMAN & CO., 2B PENN AA'EXUE. MAYFIELD. Take Perrysville Avenue car. Fare too cheap for FREE TICKETS ONLY one mile from Market House. Lots LARGE SHADE TREES Fruit plenty. Terms: SUIT YOURSELF. JOHN K. EWING & CO., Agents, No. 107 Federal st. FOR SALE. 56 ACRES, 12 miles from tho city, near railroad station; overlooking the Ohio liver. Elegant place to lay out for suburban homes. JAS. TT. DRAPE & CO., 313 Wood Street, Pittsburg. FOR SALE. 35 ACRES, Near line of railroad, nnd possessing a ar reaching river view; good point for subdi vision into villa sites. JAS. AT. DRAPE & CO., 813 AVood Street, Pittsburg. BUILDING LOTS ON GRANDVIEW AVENUE, MT. WASHINGTON. A. D. AVILSO.V, 65 Federal St.. Allcjhenv. HOTELS. RIGGS HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. C, Reopened, Under new manazement; refurnlihed an redecorated in first-class stvle: table best 1 the city. IUGGS HOUSE CO., O. DeWITT, Proprietors. Tieasnrer. STURTEVANT HOUSE. , neavyork; Amerftan plan $3 150 to $3 50 per day. Europenn plan $1 00 per day upward. THE STURTEVANT HOUSE is the most contral in the city; near all ele vated roads, street car lines, principal places of amusement and large retail stores. All the comforts of home with the addi tional conveniences of the metropolis is of fered our guests. THE 8TURTEVANT HOUSE. Broadway, 28th and 20th sts., New York,NY SUMMER RESORTS. HOTEL KATES AND C1KCULAK3 May Be Obtained atTDE DISPATCH'S Buine Office, Smlthfield and Diamond Atlantic ntr. ' nnrri.. ..- -m. -...-Li -. TMfls avs.. Atlantic City. N. J.: near the beach: nnder dralned : rates (3 to 110 Der week. Mrs. L.AV. Keed.1 THE CHALFONTK A'lLAa llli W". . .. . Directly on the Beach. Sea water baths 13 bouse. Opened January li . C. liOBERTS & SONS. THE DARLINGTON. 612 Pacific avenue, near tho beach and hot bath", Atlantic City, X. J. Open all the year. . HISS E. PATTERSON. "HADDON HALL," Atlcxntlo City, 3. J. OPES ALL THE YEAB. HOT AtD COLD SEA Water Baths ix the HoctE. LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT. HOTEL WILTSHIRE, A'irginia av.. near ocean. Atlantic City, N. J. Open all the year. Large bay window rooms giving fine view of the ocean. D. AV. CHANDLER. Other Resort. T?ORT WILLIAM nENRT nOTEL, Jj LAKE GEOKGE. N. Y., Will op3n June 23. The largest, best ap pointed and most liberally conducted hotel, at Lake George. SESD FOB ItLCFTnATED SOtTTESlB. irt GR avenitf. AAILLIAJI NOI1LE, Owner and Proprietor. BEDFORD SPRINGS, "THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA." HOTEL OPENS JUNE 22d. L.B. DOTY. Manager. MOUNTAIN HOUSE CRESSON SPRINGS. On the Summit of the Allegheny Mountains, Main line Penna. R. R. All trains stop. Will open J UNE 23th. For circulars and In formation, address WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt., Crcsson, Cambria countv. Pa. STEAMERS A2D EXCURSIONS. ly-JIllE .VTAlt L.INK- f ForQi!eentornanl LlTerpoi!. Itoj-alarvt United statr Mall Steamers. Britannic. Mayl?.10:10aralIirltannlc. June IS. 9am Majestic. Mr. P icl'lfalestlc. June2Z4p m Oermanlc. Jnne I. noon (termanlc,j!!ne2?.9:30am "Teutonic. June 8. 4 p miTentonlc July 6. 3pm Trom Whlteatardocit, iuuc u nut .i'eatait.. New York. second cabin on these stcamrrs. Saloon rate.. fGO and upward. Excursion tickets on faroratna terms. Second cabin. 1 10 and Ij. steerage, frout or to the old coniitrr. f29. White tar drafts payable on demand lnalltha principal banks throughout Great llrltaln. Applr to JOHN J. McCOItUICK. 6.0 bmlthfleiU st. Pittsburg, or II. ilAITLAND KEUsEV. General Ajceut, iBroadwaj. New York. aplt-D ClUNAP.D LINE-NEW YORK AND I.IVEB ' POOL. A"IA QUEENS-TOWN- rom. Tier 40. North river. Fast express mall service. Etrnrh, May 1. lp. m.Etrnrla.Jimel3.1t:'!Ca.ni Anranla, Mar 23. 7 a. m lAuranla, June 25, 6 a. in Umbria. June 4.1 p. in. fimbria. July:, II a. m hervla. June 11, 6 a. m. IServla. July 9, 5 a. ni Extra Stcnmcn. Gallli, May 11, 10 a. m. I Bothnia. Jnne 1. 10 a. m. Cabin passajre. WOand upward, according to Ioca tton: second cabin. fl. Steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europe at verr low rate. For freight anil passage applv to the company's office. 4 Bowline. (Jreen. New fork. A'ERXOV II. I1KOWN A CO.. General Ajrent, orCHARLFJi P. SA11TII. Ihlrd av. and AVood St.. Agent for Pitts burg. Pa. myl6-D NETHERLANDS LINE FOR ROTTEIII) VAI. PARIS AND LONDON, SAILING IROM NEW A'ORK: 3Iay;i. noon, satunliv, spiarndam. MavIS, ATednpdiv. '(otfenlam. Stramcrs marked sail to and from Amsterdam; all others to and from Rotterdam. From pier foot of Fifth street. Hohoken First cabin. ." to $70; second cabin, ftl. Reduced excursion tickets, steerage at low rates. For lllns trated guide and pasace applv xo JOHN J.M'COR M1CK. 639 Smlthfield ureet. LnUIs AIOEsLE, 6IU Mnithfield (.tract. MAX SL'II AMIJEKU Jt CO.. 5JT S-nilUificM street. mjrlG-D ALUS LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS, GLASGOW TO PHILADELPHIA, Via Derry and Galway. Tho ""Jft"" route from Scotland nnd North ana-w3lla of Ireland. Accommodations unsurpassed. Intermediate. ?30. Steerage, $19. STATE IIVE, Service of Allan Line MeamMiIns. NEW YORK AND GLAGOAV, Via Londonderry. Evoiy Fortnight. 3Iay5, State of California, 10 a. m.; Mayll. State or Nevada, 3 r. M.; June 2, State of Nebraska. 3r.n. Cabin, $40 and upward; second cabin, $30; steerage. $19. Apply to .1. J. MCCORMICK, 633 Smlthfield street. Pitts burg. myi-35-D ANCHOR LINE. Steamers Lejro Nerr York Every Saturday For GIi3gow via Londonderry. Rates for Saloon Passage ByS. P. CITY OF KOAIE, gOO and upwards, according to accommodation and location of Room. ecoml '-tliin. SH.. Other Meamers. Cabin. S50 and upwards. Second Cabin flt&. steerage 81t. Passengers book d at through rates to or from any city In Great Britain or on the Continent. Drnfts on London Sold at Lorrest Rate. Book of information, tonrs and sailing lists fur- lmneri on application to Agents, HENDERSON HRorllERS. 7 Howling Green. N. A"., or J. J. MrrOKMICK. K smlthfield st.. Pitts burg: F. M. SEA1PLE. 110 Federal ft. Allegheny. apll-awr INMAN LINE. New York, Qneenstown and Liverpool, From New York every AVednesday. City of Paris nnd City of New York, 10,500 tuns each. City of Berlin, City of Chicago, City of Chester. rr.ox ieav Tonit: CltyofNewYork, AVed'da j-. May IS, 9:00 a. 3f City of Chicago, AAednesday. May 25. 4 30 p.m. City of Paris, AVednesdav, June 1. lh30i.it. City of Berlin, AVednesday, June S, 4.00 p. x. For rates of passage and other infonru- tion, apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COM. PANY. Gen'I Ajrent". 6 Bowlins Green, New York, or to J. J. McCORMICK. 633 Smlthfield St.. Plttsburjr. my!2-Mwr RED STAR LINE. AVee kly between New York and Antwerp. The splendid, first-claw, full-powered steamem Noordland. AVednesday. May 13. 10 A. M. Frlesland. AVeanesdav. Mav 23. 4:30 r. it. Pennland. satnnlar. Mar 28. 7 A. M. AVaesland. Wednesday, Jnne 1. 10:30 A. M. Saloons, stateroom, smoking and bathrooms amidships; second cabin accommodations unex celled. staterooms all on miin deck. First cabin. J55 and upward: excursion tickets. fand upward: second cabiu. 115: round trip 10 per cent reduction: steengc at very low rales, bend for "Facts for Travelers.1 International Navigation Company, GENERAL AGENTS, No. 6 Howling Green, New York, AC.rvTs: J. J. McCormick. 639 sinlthrleld street. I Louis Moeser. 6lb Smlthfield street. . J. F. Erny, German Savings Bank. ap27-Mwr NorddentsGher Lloyd Steamship Company. Fast Line of Express Steamers. New York to Soutlnmpton (London), Bremen. sPKLNC. SAILINGS. lS9i Spree. Tnes.. May 17 Kibe. AVed.. June IS Elbe. A ed , Alar H Viler. Sat.. June IS Aller. sat., 3Iir21 Travc, Tnes., June 21 Travc. Tues., May21 Ems gat.. June2 Elder, sit.. M.ir2S Havel, Tnes., June 23 Havel. Tues. Mav3! saale. Sat.. Julv; Ems, Sit., Junc4 I.ahn, Tues, Julys Lihn, Tue., Jnue7 Elbe. sat., Julr! saale. Sat.. June II Spree, Tues.. July 13 Spree. Tues. Jnne 141 Time from New York to Southampton, 7K days. From Southampton to Bremen, 21 or 3o"hours. From Southampton to London, by Southwestern Kallwar Co., J'i hours. Trains every hour In the summer season. Kallway carriages for London await passengers In Southampton Oocks on arrival of express steamers from N ew Yort. These steamers are well known for their speed, comfort and excellent cnlslnc. MAXSCHAMHEHG A CO.. S27 Smlthfield st. LOUIS MOEStI6ISSmlthfieIa st. J. F. FRNY. Cashier German savings and Dep. Bank, AcenU fur Pittsburg. ap2P-p t JTNFERMENTED GRAPETuiCE; A delicious beverage with all the medic inal properties of the grape, absolutely frea of .alcohol. In quart bottles. GEO. K. bTEVENSON CO.. Sixth av. stwr S500. TO 8500,000 TO LOAN on mort- fjaces, cityor eoimtry property, at lowest rates. JAS. AV. DRAPE & CO., 813 Wood St., l'lttsburx. Telephone So. 973. M . -ftc -Sfeil?
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