fi. , - snwijJsF. t i '4JflBt wjj "Jt?11JS!5r 75 j,ifT!Br'"" "e-iF Ttw'T''5?"" "$f S "jp j? v"3W?"f,y$r ."vTsrs '-w?w js?awriTls sts; wps5r-'?T"f7 tyr' 'w t5!? 'jsjgr wirrp w,v r Tjri3y V, K THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. MONDAY, MAT 23, 1892. if CALLED BY THE BELLS. Bow Murderer Fitzpatrick Spent His Last Sunday on Earth. VISITED BY SISTERS OF CHARITY. it the Eennd of a Christian Anthem He Fell to Praying. LESS CHEFEFUIi THAN ON FORMER DATS Saturday Fitzpatrick spent the night in deep slumber, but the day had scarce broke before his eyes were opened. He lav for a moment simply staring vacantly into space. The look that rested on the condemned murderer's face was that of one who in his dreams has seen some awful sight, and when awakening fears to move lest it return. The morning light breaking through the foe in the narrow courtyard only partly dispelled the ploom of the prison and the big arc light flickered dimly in the dome. Yet there was sufficient light to show he had not rested well, though he afterward declared he did. Just then the great peal of bells high in the spire of old St Peter's rang out its call to early morning mass. The sound drove back the fleeting shadow of his dread dreams. He started, and the bells pealing out again, he knew it was a reality. Ill Last Sunday on Earth. His last Sunday on earth had commenced and but two days of life were left him. On other morns since his confinement he had heard the bells and knew that they foretold the coming dav. That these thoughts niled his mind was ebon n Dy his Involuntary exclamation, while still half waking: "The hoars run races with each other." He knew it was a call to prayer, and without speaking further ne uonea ins ucau oeioro tne utile aitar in lii cell. TlMm, bracing himself up, ho told the guard he telt better, and, though his face belied his words, he said: "1 am ready to die, and might as well go now as any other time." At times his native Irish wit roso above the dread fate before him, and he exchanged ajoke with the death watch. For the first time his good spirits seemed forced, and be tween the times ho bowed in prayer he sim ply sat and looked. At times his gaze rested on the solid stone floor of the aisle before Ins cell. Olten nis eyes rested on one place w here a hit of f tone had been splintered out and lefttho floor uneven. Ho seemed to wonder now it came there, or to figure up how long 'twould bo before the feet 01 weary convicts like himself would wear it smooth again. Visitors Upon a Holy Errand. At last visitors were announced, and In came two clack-robed Sisters of Mercy, one, an aged hunchback, and the other a sweet-faced woman past Hie middle age. They entered the cell and the death watch retired while the holy women prayed with the murderer, who was most dovout. He seemed to tell them much of his past. They remained with lilm an hour and a half and then Kcv. Father Until, Fitzpatrick's spir itual adviser, cams. The guard again re tired and the murderer again confessed and with the priest he again repeated prayers. After they left, Fitzpatrick was a little more cheerful foi a time, but soon again be came lott w ith his thoughts until Rev. E. B, Doueuoo and Rev. Air. Mitchell, of the Main street 31. E. Church, West End, came to hold the regular jail services. He was not oat like the others, but could hoar all that was said. If helistened, he showed it by noout wuidsign until the minister, by way of illus tration, spoke of children playing among the flowers. Then a pleasant look stole over his xaceas if the words le culled some bright recollection of child hood's days at his old mother's home. This (rone, there came again the same stolid, fixed stare that broke only when the voices o( the choir blended in a beautiful anthem, and then ho fell on his knees and uniyed. He did not move till long after they were gone. After that within his cell he simply sar and watched until the day died out, as though trying to pierce the secrets of that eternity on whose borders he has nearly entered. THE EIGHT TO SBOTHEH. The fllayor to Investigate the Suppression of the Police Magistrate Ordinance. Mayor Kennedy is still anxious to find out how tho police magistrate ordinance was held hack. He is still, unable to leave the house, but expects to come out this after noon. When toldyesterday how both the teform crs and the Hunter faction were ready to knife the present ordinance he only smiled a sad smile and looked wise. Then he said: "It makes little difference, for I could ap point police magistrates any way. What I want to know is who is repponsible for smothering that ordinance No one has the right to smother a measure, and especially after it ha been ordered printed for Coun cils. I intend to find out." Lanoline Soap is preferred by physi cians to any other soap for preserving the health of the skin. Indispensable in every lady's boudoir. Ask your druggist forLan oline. Tho Klglit Way to Mako Soap. Most all soap made is recommended for its rapid washing. It would be well to look with iisj)Ieion on soap that washes very fast. Soap Is a. combination of alkali and tallow or oils of various kind; when mixed in proper proportion the alkali and fnts combine and form soap. If there is not suf ficient alkali added the soap is soft nnd gjeasv and does not wash well; conse quently the tendency among nil soap makers 1 to add a surplus of alkali. This makes the soap hard, and alo mikes it a quick warier; hut, while the sftrplus nlkall jittaoks the dirt. It also attacks the fiber of tho clothes; so that clothes washed with soap of this kind soon look old, become rot ten nnd tear easily. In making Walker's family soap there is sufficient: alkali added to insnro every parti cle of fat being turned into soap, and then all the free alkali is washed out bv a chem ical process, thus insuring an absolutely neutral soap, that will not inline paints, hardwood finiMi or the finest fabrics. Wnlker's family soap, analyzed by the chemist of the Pennsylvania Railroal and found absolutely neutral, is used by that company on that account. Ask your grocer for Walker's family soap. Try it. It costs no more than ordinary soap. uwr EtonTEESTn grand combination sale of 100 horses at Iron CItv Sale Stables, rear 623 and C2" Penn avenue, Pittsourg.Pa.. on Thursday ind Friday. May 2G and 27, consisting of draft, driving and suddle horses. Among tho number. June C. Bro. gelding, sired bv Sherman. 2:23, he by Geo. Wilkes: 1 black gelding. 5 ears old, sired by Ambassador, can trot 2:40: 1 standard bred mare, 6 years old, Honnd, can trot close to 2:30; the" best combination horse in Pittsburg, very hand tomo and quiet cnouzh for lady to drive. The best lot ot addlo horses ever offered at publio sale. Sale positive. Geo. R. Watteesos, Prop. Slothere, Bring Yonr Little Ones To Aufrecht's gallery, 77 Fifth avenue, and pet 12 elegant cabinets for $1 until Juno L 1&2. Cheap Wnll Paper. I am selling cheap wall paperregardless of cost before removal, July 1. Jons S. Robekts, Successor to W. H. Barker, HTh 503 Market street. Kargaln Sal of Muslin Underwear. 100 dozen to be closed out at ridiculously low prices. Gown, skirts, drawers, coiset covers and chemises, handsomely trirumod, at less than the cost of materials. A. G. Cami-beli. & Sons, 27 Fifth avenue. Parties needing liorsos will find It to their interest by attending the miction ale at Iron Citv sale stables, rear 023 and 623 Pcnn Eveune, Pittsburp, Pa., May 26 and 27. One liuntlrcd head to bo sold. SMALL In size, great In results: De Witt's Little Eailj Risei-s. Best pill for constipa tion, best for sick headache and sour stomach. AQCABTEnof a million barrels is tne ca pacity of the Iron City Brewing; Company, an undeniable tiibute to its superiority, purity and refreshing qnaitlos. IF yon desire to room or board In tho Eart End consult THE DISPATCH To Let rooms and Wanted boarders adyertislcs; columns. More adlets than any other paper. Wrapped In a Wet, WlndlnR Sheet. The "body of Mary Smith, the Httlo girl who was drowned In the Allegheny river at tho foot of Pine street Satnrday evening, has not yet been found, and It Is hardly prob able that it will be for severnl days, even if at all. Tho piesnraption Is that the body is under a row of heavy barges that are moored near Pine street. These barges will he shifted to-day and a vigorous search will b made. MEETINGS AND NOTICES. Election. AN ELECTION FOR TWEXTV-TTTO DI RECTORS of the "Gctfsbnrg Battlefield Memorial Association" will be held at the office of the Association In Gettysburg, Pa., on MONDAY, June 6. 1602. at 1 o'clock r. M. ROBERT E PATTISON. President. CALVIN HAMILTON. Secretary. Business Chances. TOTICE IS HEEBY GIVEN THAT THE limited nurinoltliln association heretofore ex. lstlnr ondcr the name or Firestone Bros.. I). Kosenburg A Co.. Llm.. and doing business in Braddnck, Pa., is this dar dissolved by vote of a majority in numberjind value of Interest of the members thereof, ana Samuel Firestone. David Roscnbarc and Henry Firestone have been elected liquidating trnstees. SAMUEL FIRE STONE. DAVID ROSES BURG. HENRY FIRE STONE, J. GELLEU.M. SELKOVIT3. MAT II, 1S92. Icnl oriels. W. A. YOUNG. No. 54 Grant av.. Mlllvale, Bennett, Fa. ESTATE OF JOSEm nATCH. DECEASED Noticc is hereby given that letters testamen tary on the estate of Joseph Hatch have been granted to the nnderslpied, to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are reqiweted to make im mediate pavment. and those having claims against the same should make them known without delay. W. A. YOUNG. Executor. No. 54 Grant av Mlllvale boroiurb. Bennett, Pa. J. COHEN A CO.. Attorneys, 85 Diamond st. INSTATE OF JOHN HELBLING. DECEASED j Notice Is hereby given that letters testa mentary ou the estate of John Hclbllng. late ot ltrscri e township, county ot Allegheny and State orrennsivanla, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate pav ment. and thoe having claims or demands against the same will make them known without delay to AMAND MIHM. Executor. 101 SmlthScld St.. Pittsburg. Pa. FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY. 121 and 123 Fourth avenue. INSTATE OF EI.IZABKTH WILCOX. DE It CEASED Notice Is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Elizabeth Wilcox have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make Immediate payment, and those having claims against the same should make them known lthout delay. FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY. Administrator, c. t. a. JNO. E. SHAW. Attorney. PERGONAL. I TERMINAL lc per roll wall paper. Thompson Bros.. 103 Federal St.. Allegheny PERSONAL Trite answers to all questions about Florida. 60c Box 333, Lady Lake. Fla, PERSONAL Prof. J. E. Hubbard, astrologer, foretells the events or life. Address 114 Third 6t., N. W.. Washington, D. C. 1ERsONAL Credit, yes. credit on line dress goods, silks, satUs,wraps.etc. at J. Dwyer's, Room 4. McCance block. 701 amlthfleld. PERSONAL Cash paid for old gold and silver watches and Jewelry repaired: new work made to order. Chris llaucb. MlSmlthneld. TjERSONAL You can get crystallized glass, X roneh and ribbed skvnght glass cut to any size at Campbell-Jones Glass Co.'s, 1011 Liberty av. J PERSONAL A young gentleman desires the ac quaintance of an accomplished voung lady: ob ject, marriage. Address L. M.. Dispatch office. IjUtsONAI, "Eerctt Club News," the pianos delivered this week are Club A. No. B. F. Groah, Bellei uc. Pa. ; Club B. No. 2M. W. P. Aber, Mclieesport, Pa. PERSOSAL-If John Little, who kept hotel In Weston. W. Va.. In the sixties, will send his address to John Faulkner. No. 1615 N. Main St., Los Angeles, CaL, he will learn something to his advantage. ERSONAL Ladles wishing to take Turko Face Baths or face massage for removing blemishes and Improving the complexion wll. please i lsit my parlors at 903 Pcnn av., Dickson building, Pitts burg. Miss Sherwood. PERSONAL Mothers, daughters, broken down systems, Ta-va-zon Specific Remedies invig orate, change sallow checks into charming com plexion: elasticity; "Enjoy Life." Griffith's Pharmacy, Third and Grant, Pittsburg. PERSON AJj When 1 was a small boy my mother always repaired my breeches and Jacket, but since 1 got to be a great big man. Dickson, the well-known tailor. 65 Fifth av.. cor. Wood st,, second floor, has been substituted, who now docs all my cleaning, pressing and renovating In great shape. Tel. IMS. LOST. LOST Knights of Templar charm: liberal re ward win be paid if relumed to H. Hcrz berger. 974'l.lberty st. TXIDXD-The best placl in the city to buy win L dow glass, large or small quantities. Campbell-Jones Glass Co.. 1011 Liberty av. PROPOSALS. SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE EREC TION of a four-room school building, in Robinson township, Allegheny county. Pa., will be received at the office ot Riddle & helrn, architects, Standard building, 533 Wood street, Pittsburg, Pa., until 12 x. TUESDAY, May 31. 1S92. Plans and opecifl cntlons may be seen at the above ofilco on and alter Monday, May 23, 1892. Tho right being reserved by the School Board to re ject any or all bids. JEFFERSONVILLE, IND., MAY" 17. 1892. Sealed proposals in triplicate will be received here until 11 o'clock A. sr. (central standard time), THURSDAY, tho 16th day of June, 1S92, and then opened for furnishing; at the Quartermaster's Depot here, 100 Am bulance Wagons. Government teservesright to i eject any or all proposals, nnd to accept tho w hole or any part of tho wagons bid lor. All information furnished on application to this office. Envclope containing proposals should be marked "Proposals lor Ambulance Wauons" and addtcssod to Colonel HENRY C HODGES, Assistant Qnaitermaster Geii eral, U. S. Array. Depot Quartermaster. AUCTION SALES. BY A. J. PENTECOST. EXECUTORS' SALE ! Beautiful ic-idonce property, estate of Wm. Sample. Sr.. deceased. SHARPSI1URG. PA. On S ATUR DAT. June 4. 1892, aj 2 o'clock p. M., on the premises, all that certain lot in pieco of ground, having a fiont on Main street of sIxty-eMit (CS) feet, running back along Mnlbeny alloy a distance of two hun dred (200) feet to Middle street; thence along Middle street sixty-eight (6S) feet. On this property is erected a well-built and sub stantial double brick dwelling, stable nnd otner outbuildings, bnllt by the late Wm. Sample lor residence. This pioporty is close to the Sharpsburg station, West Pcnn R. K. Electric cars, running to the city, pass the street in front of house. This property must be sold to settle up the estate. Terms of sale One-third of tho purchase money on delivery of deed, the balance in 1, 2 and S years, secured by bond and mortgage on tho premises. Five per cent of purchase money on day of sale. BREWER SCOTT. W. T. BRADBERRY, Executors. A. J.PEN TECOST. Real Estate Agents and Auc tioneers, 413 Grant street, Pittsburg. AT AUCTION. CARPETS, CAHPETS, CARPETS. FURNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE. LOT SAMI AND FRAMES. TUESDAY, MAT 21, at 10 o'clock, at the Kooin, 24 and 28 Ninth St. A larse conelcninent of Elegant Carpets, Brussels Velvet and Ingrain, nlmnst new. Lace Curtains, Fortlcres, Fine Foldlnjr Bed, Walnut and Oafe Chamber Furniture, Ward robes Bookcases, Dcsks, etc.. Handsome Parlor Furnltuie. chnlrs. Rockers, Tables, etc, Sideboard, Ext. Table, Springs, Mat tieses, lleddlnp. Dishes and Glasswaro, Rugs, Cooking Utensils, lot or Sash and Office Partltlon.etc Salo positive. HENRY AUCTION CO.. Auctioneers. AUCTION SALE AT THE RESIDENCE. Furniture, Carpets and Household Goods. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, At 10 o'clock, at the residence, ho. 20J Web ster ay., PIttsbnrs; tho entire furnishuient, chamber suites In oak and mahosany, bed steads, bureaus, table, chairs and rocker, plush parlor suite, pictures, lace curtains, clocks', etc. oak extension table nnd dining chair, dinner set, dishes and glassware, toiletware, soring", mattreses and bedding, kitchen ana laundry lurniture. Sale posi tive; owner leaving tho city. HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers. EDUCATIONAL. ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL, JUAJNUUS, N, Y. Summer School of Instruction nnd Recrea tion, June 20 to Sept. 15. Apply to ' WILLIAM VERBECK. H CNAUGHER& CO., CONTRACTORS FOR Paving sidewalks, roadways, yards, mills. stauies nnu wiiar noors witn cement, stone, btick.concrete and fire brick. Cnrbstone furnished and set. 43 Federal st Allegheny City, Fa. n M&'Ditplay advertisements one dollar per square or one insertion. Classified real estate adiertitementsonthU page ten cents per line for each insertion, and none taken for less than thirty cents. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICK 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 lo ad vance either at main or branch offices. Wanted Advertisements of aUSXndt, fcUCH AS SITUATIONS, KOOJM, MALE HELP, BOAHDINO, FEMALE HELP. BOARDERS, AGENTS, MISCELLANEOUS PERSONAM, TO LET ROOMS, MISCELLANEOUS TOR SALES, LOST AND POUND. THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. BUSINESS OFFICE. Cor.Smlthfinldand Diamond street!. ALWAYS OPEN. BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE WANT. FOR SALF, TO LFT, AND OTHER TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS wn.L BE RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INSERTION. Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver tisers already have accounts with Thi Dispatch. FOR ALLEGHENY. NO. 107 FEDERAL ST.. TELEPHONE M. for the soirrnsrnE. no. hi carson STREET, TELEPHONE NO. 8022. FOR THE EAST END. J. W. WALLACE, eia PENNAV. PITTS'TOBO ADDTTTOVAT.. 'OTASMc'AFREY.S01Butlestret. EMIL G. STUCKEY, S4th street and Penn avenue. ALLEGHENY ADDITIONAL. F. tt. KGGERS &SON. Ohio and Chestnut streets. THOMAS McHENRY. Western and Irwin avenues. PERRY M. GLEUt. Rebecca and Allegheny ays. WANTED. Male Ilela. TJARBER One flrsr-claos (white) barber, steady JJ Job. at K. O. Webster's, 57 ranksiown av.. East End. Pittsburg. BOY A bright boy between 14 and 16 vears old for office work. Call between 8 and 3 o'clock at 639 Smithfield st. B' OY To learn the barber trade, or one with some experience. ISXP Carson st.. fr. s. B' OY 437 Penn av.; must be recommended. CIOATMAKERS Two good coatmakcrs. Apply Llovd & Qulun, No. 53 Frankstown av.. East End. POAT. vect and pantaloon makers. Apply Arm strong's, opposite P. R.R. station. Johnstown, Pa. (1 ENTLEMEX to represent the N. T. Nat'l B. & T L. Association In AlPy Co. : liberal terms. Address Agency Dept.. Lock Box 13M, Pbg. Pa. GOOD marble and granite cutter at Employment Agency. 130 Robinson St.. Allegheny City. TABORERS 50 good laborers to work on con j structlon of Jane and McKean Street Railway, Twenty-eighth and Jane sts., Southslde; apply on work. Y. McNally. MAN A live, active man with experience In wholesale liquor and wine business: must have pluck and push as a salesman: good salary or Interest in business offered: state age, experience and former business: good references required. Address X. K Dispatch office. MAN A live, active man. with some pluck and push, to represent us In your locality: we have something entirely new that goes, and unless you can make ?75 to ?2-"0 per month we don't need yon; no peddling; better write to-day. Address Manu facturers, Box 5303, Boston, Mass. MAN A live, active man with experience In wholesale liquor and wine business: must have pluck and push as a salesman; good salary or Interest In business offered; state age, experience and former business: good references required. Address X. K.. Dispatch office. MAN Single white man to garden, milk and care for live stock: good wages to good worker. Apply at 905 Liberty st MEN Good, energetic business men wanted to travel In all parts of the United Mates In the interests of the American Union League, a patri otic, fraternal, benevolent and protective society. This socletv possesses stronger and better fraternal and protective fraturrs than anv other Insurance order In existence. No "short term" or "endow ment" scheme, but a perfect plan of protective life Insurance, safe, equitable, economical and easy to work. The plans are excelleut, readily un derstood and recommend themselves. This society now numbers anions: Its members a larger percent age of Intelligent business and professional men. in proportion to its total membership, than any other order. The most liberal Inducements as regards pay. steady emplovment. territory, etc.. offered the right men to act as special agents. Call at or address the office of the American Union League, 2004 Chapllne St.. Wheeling, xf. Va. MEN Honest, reliable men out of employment to apply Room 614, Penn building. SOLICITOR for life insurance company: splendid optortunltv to right man: good Inducements. Address R. M. S.. Dispatch office. SOLICITORS-Four lady solicitors. p. M 1233 Liberty st Apply at G WIREMAN Bv a suburban electric light co. Address Experience, P. O. Box 1427, city. "VOUNG MAN over 23 years old as stenographer X and typewriter: must be of good appearance and address and quick to learn: good salary paid. Applv at National Cash Register Co., Fifth av. and Wood St., under B. A O. ticket office. "70UNG MAN Industrious young man to man X age office for reliable company. alary, 81.200 and Interest in business. References and S1.0C0 re quired. Address P. O. Box 504. Chicago, 111. 4 GOOD LATHERS. Call Monday eve. 7 o'clock at 301 Ferry st.. cor. 3d ave. II. C. Clark. Agents. AGENTS Important announcement! Life James G. Blaine by popular author, fully Illustrated; orunlversal Interest: will have Immense sale; ap ply Immediately for territory: also History su preme Court United States, universally sanctioned by the Bar. W. H. Shepard.30 Bakewell building, AGENTS-Gum tissue repairs clothing bettrr than needle and thread; silks, woolens, mack intosh, gloves umbrellas: sample vd., 10c: 12vds., Mcbyniall. U. Stayner&Co.. Providence. It I. AGEXTS Men -with capital: secure general agency Immediately: fortune for hustlers. Monopoly, Box to', Pittsburg. AGENTS J3 to $7 dally; experience nnnecessarv. Putnam 4 Co.. Perfumers. WesfWInsted, Ct. AGENT To sell fast selling articles. Crescent Introducing Co., 99 Taylor av., Allegheny. Female Help Wanted. CHAMBERMAID-Small family: good wages; reference required. Apply 4GOT Center av., sear Craig St., bhadyslde. COOKS-Glrls for housework and rooms at Room Renting Agency, 13J Robinson st,, Allefheny. iRESSWAKERS Experienced: good wages to XJ flrst-class hands: none other need apply. Room 9. 12 Sandusky st., Allegheny. GIRL for downstairs work; mnst be a good washer and lroner. No. 73 Sheffield St., Alle gheny; GIRLS Two girls for general housework. In quire at 1137 and llWLlbcrty ay., city. IIRL For housework no children. Apply at VJI 205 Locust St., Allegheny. GIRL For general housework. Allegheny. 103 Ohio St., G IRL For general housework. IDS 4th av. GOOD girl for general housework; small family. No. 7 Seventh av. SEWERS Experienced on ladles' cotton dresses. A. G. Campbell & Sons, 27 Fifth av. TEX GIRL Experienced In sewing on cloaks and dresses. Apply at Kaufman as third floor. Main nnd Ft male Drip Wanted!. HELP Man cook, butler, 2 col, waiters. 40 farm hands, gardeners, col. man to assist about house and boy to work about hotel, hotel cooks, dishwashers. 2nd cooks, chambermaids, dining room girls, pantry and laundry girls. 300 house girls, nurses, waitress, colored girls, family cooks, chambermaids : highest wages paid here. Median's, B45 Grant ot.. lei. 00. HELP Lady's maid, one French and one Eng lish nurse, steamsiress. cooks, chambermaids, dining room girls, laundresses. 200 house g!rls.Gcr man and colored girls, hotel cooks, wages (-l to $10: Slrls for boardlug houses and restaurants; farm ands. white and colored waiters, Thompson's, 00$ Grant st. Wanted Xartner. PARTNER with rrom J100 to ?1,500 to Invest In grocery business: old established stand; one acquainted with city trade desired. Address at once, D. X. F., Dispatch office, city. WANTED A competent, active, thoroughly trustworthy person, who can take entire charge and management of business In Pittsburg: must have $1,000 to 54,000 to Invent: salary I,2U0 first year; Investment will pay 25 to 40 per cent; tills Is a legitimate huIncss and will hear Investi gation: references required. Address E. & S. M. Co.. 1101 to 1107 Unity Bldg., Chicago. Real Estate Wanted. WANTED Real estate to sell, money to loan property to rent and rents to collect, J. H. Cnambers i. Co., 102 Fourth av., ltoom C Permanent Gnests Wanted. PERMANENT gnests wanted at East End Hotel. Pennav.. E. E. : this hotel has been recently opened under new management: the house has been thoroughly renovated: table flrst-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. II. Wilson, pro prietor. Boardlnc Wanted. A FIRST-CLASS ROOJI and board by man and wire: willing to pay f 14 per week; prefer loca tion facing park, Allegheny. Address K. O., Dls- paicn oiucc . i WANTED. Situations Wanted. POSITION as bookkeeper or clerk; shorthand nnd operate typewriter, b. T., Dispatch office. can write Address B. POSITION Aa tool maker; one not experienced in sheet metal work. Address Tool Maker, Dispatch office. POSITION By experienced bookkeeper wishing to make a change: reference, A. B. O., Dis patch office. SITUATION Bra drug clerk: registered Q. A.: best of city references. Address Opll, Dispatch office. Financial Tr.tnten. AMOUNTS of f'.00toJ5,0Mto SM,OOOondty and suburban property : mortgages for S or 5 years ; money ready: no delay: smallest cost. S. J. Flem ing, 400 Wood St., corner Fourth av. "Tl TONEY Youngstown people want money on 1st iM. mortgage security at 7 anu 8 per cent. Per sons having monev to invest in good mortgages will do well to write Holllngsworth A Co.. General Brokers, nolllngswortli block, Youngstown, O. MONEY at 5 per cent. We have tS000 to loan, J300 up. Alles Bros. & Co.. 164 Fourth av. M ONEY to loan on inortgac; no delav: lowest Interest. Howard JJrown, 151 t'ourtn av. MORTGAGES on city or Allegheny county prop erty at lowest rales. Henry A. Weaver A Co.. 92 Fourth av. rrO LOAN J20O.O0O on mortgages: ?10O and up 1 ward atS per cent: (Ml, 000 at 4S per centon residences or business property, vacant lots or farms. S. H. French. 125 Fourth av. "VtrANTED Mortgages on Improved city or Alle iV gheny county property. McCune A Coulter, 3 Fourth av. TirXANTED Mortgages In amounts to suit: no de t lay. See Baxter, Thompson A Co., 161 Fourth av. TT7" ANTED Bonds, stocks, mortgages and other I securities. Ed Wlttlsh. 134 Filth av.. Pitts- burg. Pa, Hoarders nnd Lodeers Wanted. BOARDERS One hall front, 1 large front room reasonable, with board; reference given and required. 12 9th st. BOARDERS Reasonable table board.also rooms. Call and see, 221 Federal St.. Allegheny. ir OlEL GILSON 1K6-132S Penn av.. two squares Union station, rooms ana boarding. 1 day up LODGERS Anchor Hotel, Liberty, corner Fourth: lodging per night, lie, 33c, 50c; week, (1 23, 1 75. ?2, S3. T)OOMERS-And mealers IX. East End. at 235 Emerson St., Fire Insurance Wanted. B ENSWANGER & ZAUN Fire msurance, Fourth av. Instruction. LADIES and gentlemen, for a limited time you can get three months' instruction in practical bookkeeping, penmanship, commercial calcula tions, etc., lorflo. or three months' Instruction in shorthand and typewriting combined for 810; be gin l.ow and prepare lor fall positions: dav and night school open the entire year: bookkeeping taught by actual business practice: established 12 vears: writs for pictorial catalogue. Actual Busi ness College. No. 5 Mxth avenue, corner Wood st. M. J. Conner, President, J. M. Phllllss, Dean of Faculty. "rOUNG ladles anil gentlemen given a three X months' course In shorthand and typewriting during June. July and August for 813.50, payable monthly: Individual instruction. Call on or ad dress Private Shorthand Institute, 315 Smithfield street. Pittsburg. Allscollaneous- AT ONCE good appetite; Root Beer. -Wanted. drink Van's Charm CONTRACTORS, painters and elazlers to know that they can ect all kinds and sizes of window, colored and ornamental glass at Campbell-Jones Glass Co.'s, 1011 Liberty av. DEALERS If yon wish to Increase your profits buy your hammocks of the Allegheny Ham mock Co , 29 Erie St., Allegheny. GOOD complexion; Beer. drink Van's Charm Root HAPPINESS In the family: drink Van's Charm Root Beer; nothing equals Van's Charm. IF jour dealer doesn't have Van's Charm Root Iseer you know he doesn't keep the finest goods. PAINTING and platrglass glazing. It. C. Miller, 626 Grant St.. Pittsburg. aiRUNES hauled to and Irom Last End lor 50c. Campbell A Davis, 12 Seventh av. Telephona 276. USE Jones' Bedbug Paralyzer .Tones' Magic Roach Powder: roaches banished by contract: satisfaction given or no pay. 222 Federal st., Alle gheny. Sold by all first-class druggists. WANTED Everyone 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 l all Paper Store. 2Fltth av. FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS. ltnbber Stamps Por Saie. ("tET your rubber stamps, steel stamps, stencils, 7 seal presses, brass checks, etc.. from Sheaffer i Co., 43Firth av.. DufTs College building. Horse p. Vehicles, JAvo StocJc For Sale. DELIVERY wagons Delivery wagons all styles; our own make. Wm. Beckert, 340 to 344 Ohio t., Allegheny. Telephone, 34i0. HOKSES-Palr red roan geldings, foaled 1837 and 3883, IR hands high, match In color, size, style, etc.: also pair chestnut sorrels, foaled 18S0 anl 1SS7, 15M hands high, match In color, size and style, etc.; will sell both teams cheap; guaranteed sound, kind and to work well together and single. Address Mountain House Stables, F.bensburg, Pa., or Box No. 14, Ebcnsburg. Pa. H ORSE Bay horse, fljearsold, 15M hands high, black nolnts. trots verv fast with rood etv'e. Drca irom laeveiana uav, pertccxiyquietanaa ;no. 1 roadster. Address P. O, Box 7, Derry sta.. Pa. - ..' ... - . .. .". . i. ' H OP.SE and harness, cheap; (35. S2 Twelfth st. Machinery nnd Metals For Salo. BOILERS and engines, second-hand: all sizes, from 4 to 100 h. p.: cheapest In the market: 64 boilers and engines In stock, stationary and porta ablc, upright boilers, mounted farm engine, etc.; cteam pumps, governor, pulleys and shafting. Telephone 3401, 3-25 Park way. J. S Youug. Alle gheny. Pa. INGlNES Genuine Acme automatic safety cn j glnes and non-explosive boilers, from one half to Ave horse powers, for natural gas or carbon oil as fuel: latest Improved ventilating fans and water motors, sold by J. Prager, sole agent, atXo. 4 Fifth av. Send for catalogue and information. J ENGINES and hollers of every description: brick j yard supplies; contractors, and rolling mill ma chinery. Gliomas Carlln's bons, Lacock and San dusky sts., Allegheny. FOR SALE One 42 Inch by 2S foot, two-root boiler In fair condition, with stack and breech ing: one steam hammer, manufactured by Mar ch and A Morgan. Alliance. O.. 1572; one small blower; all will be sold cheap to make room in building. Address F. A. beltz, orD. A. Cunning ham, Freeport, Pa. FOR SALE Cheap Second-hand single Webb perfecting Bullock press, capacltv 8.000 to 9.000 8-page papers per hour. Address Press, box 182, Pittsburg, Pa. GKINDsTONES In all size, for all kinds of grinding: Cralglclth. New Castle, Nova Srotla and other grits: iron frames and flxturcs for hand, foot or power; mounted stone, oil stone, emery wheels and grinders. Wm. M. Klrby, 133 First avenue. IMPROVED Whitman & Barnes high-speed automatic non-explosive engines and boilers, exhaust and ventilating fly fans of our own make; also electric lighting; second-hand old-stvle Acme automatic engines: second-haud Snedlker and car fly fans: B. W. Paine A Sous automatic engines, from S to 250 horse power: electric motors, water motors and all kinds of light power and supplies. Tompkins & Ulrlch. Engineers and Contractors, 318 and MS Liberty St.. Pittsburg, Pa. "NE cupola: 40 tons capacity; set ud but never vy usea: unllned: owner had no use for It: will sell cheap for cash. Addresa Cupalo, Dispatch office. SAW 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, cinlthueld anl Diamond sts. Dogs for Sale. "TvOG English mastiff dog 2 yrs old, 33 Inches In XJ height, wgt 140 lbs, fawn color; good disposi tion and fine watch dog; terms reasonable, or will exchange for safety bicycle. Address E. M. D., Dispatch office. miscellaneous For Satf. FOR SALE Limited number of printers' stands, als alot of second-hand printers' cases; also a saw table; price very low If sold at once. Address Printer, boxjSA Pittsburg. Pa. POR SALE lc per roll wall paper. Thompson Bros., 109 Federal St., Allegheny, LARGE soda fountain with mirror, son, 207 Virginia av. B. E. Hob- Ul'RIGHT piano, almost new: verT cheap. Robinson st., Allegheny. "ITT1NDOW PLATE ard rancy glass. Campbell- Jones OIaiCo..lOU Liberty ar. FOR bAXKUDSIKUSa. Ilnslness Opportunities. AN active Interest In a substantial jobbing busi ness In the city, harlngan old established con nection and making money; one of the partuers de sires to retire on account of old sge; this is the only reason for making the chauge: the Arm Is well known to us and can be regarded as thoroughly re liable: $16,000 cash will be necessary to purchase the Interest: anyone who contemplates looktng Into the business will be expected to satisfy the present llrm as to ability and Integrity: all conferences and correspondence to be treated confidentially. Jas. AV. Drape & Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. DRUG business situate In a good growing ln- ..&. uusinai town on inp river ana near rauroau, doing a cash business of $40 a day; Jas. V. Drape & Co.. 313 Wood st.. a fine opening. Pittsburg. A WELL established, first-class wholesale liquor store with bottling works attached: doing a good business; engaged In other business reason tor selling. Address J. S. McGarry, FranHln. Pa. ARBER SIIOP Good reason for selling; will sell cheap. Inquire at 833 Fifth av. . city. cn-i 500 will buy an established light manufact- UjXj unng business ; product wnoiesaiea iogr eery trade; a rare opportunity for a small capitalt Address F,( Dispatch office, FOK SALE BUSINESS. Hu'lnest Opportunities For Sal. DRUG STORE In a growing R7r: town; nooppo. sltlon; cheap rent; rare chance. Camphor.DIs. patch office. TVYE WORKS Will sell dye works with a good XJ trade, as personal business calls me away; this is a splendid opportunity for a dyer. For fur ther information call on or address Steam Dye Works. MS. Mill St.. New Castle, Fa., or inquiro at 703 Pcnn av.. Pittsburg. I TOR SALE Large tile plant-The American En caustic Tiling Company, Llm , being about to rcmovcto Its more extensive works offers for sale at a great sacrifice Its present large plant at Zanes villc, O.. having machinery and 11 kilns adapted for any clay industry or any other manufacturing business: everything in first-class order; this prop erty includes ex tensive clay beds ;other line clays are in Immediate vicinity, of which we have and can furnish an exact analvsls. For information and permits to inspect property apply to American Encaustic Tiling Co., Llm., 140 West Twenty-third St., New York. TJiOUNDRY-A well established foundry In de- - Cl tunic ilftllLlUM 11UI1I11I uu rivi'r iillU lAllluau. large buildings fully equipped with all necessary appliances, engine, bonder, cupolas, pattern shop, etc. : will be sold at an immense bargain. Apply tojas. W. Drape & Co.. 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. GEFERAL STORE-WIthln 35 minutes of Titts burg. on three railroads and two rivers, the best stocked, most completely equipped and pro fitable general stoic In the populous and progres sive quarter of Western Pennsylvania; offered lor ten days at Invoice, say: S3, COO on reasonable terms: sales last year. $ti.0Oi: rental. 150. (4-62-290.) Charles Somers & Co., 131 Fourth av. GROCERY An established srocery store In Sec und ward, Allegheny, doing good cash busi ness: must be sold this week: owner engaged In other business; will sacrifice. JormK.Ewhig,Co., 107 Federal st. GROCERY A No. 1 grocery store doing a cash business of ;i.5X)a month: established In lS.'l: a good, reliable trade: reason for selling, retiring from business. Address Box 6, Allegheny Cltv.Pa. GROCERYand feed store. In a good point In Alle gheny, doing a prosperous business. Apply tojas. W. Drape Si Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. INTEREST Investment of (175 will buy a 'A In terest In an established advertising medium (copyrighted): edition Just Issued netted owner a net profit of 30 per cent on the price named: par ties owning remainder are reliable aim well-known business men. Address Copyrighted, Dispatch office. Business Properties For Sale. CJOKn PER front foot, Marion St., First ward. vDUJ Allegheny, facing West Park. 200 feet front, with a dopth of J15 feet on P., Pt. W. & C. It. R. (Pennsylvania Co.): no better site for light manufacturing warehouse or storage facilities with snitch connections In the city, cannot be dupli cated In location, size or price; will sell as a w hole, or will divide to suit purchasers. Samuel W. Black Jt Co.. 99 Fourth av. FOKSALK LOTS. East End Lota For Site. FOR SALE-100 or 200 11. by ITS rt. U alley, 830 per tront foot, corner two good streets: per fectly level: rood sand; this Is a bargain for iO days. D. Behcn A Son, 4112 Penn av. CQUIKREL HILL Beat bargain In 22d ward acreage; situate near Schenley Park and new electric road, now in operation on Greenfield av.: place contains 8 acres and fronts on Forward and Saline avs. ; will 'ay out In 120 lots, and retail for 125,000: price SI. 5O0pcr acre, after June 1 82,000 per acre. S. J. Fleming, 4C0 Wood st. rpWO NICE BRICK DWELLINGS, with lots JL about CO x 120 feet. In the East End, near to Shady and Hlland avenues; eight rooms In each house, with porches, hall, cellar, etc., etc.: present rents $900; will sell at a bargain; good chance for investment. Jas. AV- Drape & Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. Hazelwood Lots For Sale. HAZELWOOD AV.-An elegant corner lot, irregular shape, equal to 52x11) feet, within a few minutes walk of Hazelwood station, Baltimore & Ohio Railway, and Second avenue electric cars; will sell cheap tor cash, to quick buyer. John E. McCrickart, 39 Fourth av. : telephone 1676. HAZELWOOD LOTS Second av. and good side streets: steam and electric cars: only it minutes from I'. O.: convenient lo churches, schools, stores etc. : easy terms and long time; without a doubt the cheapest property in the city. Samuel W. Black A Co., 93 4th av. Snbnrban .Lots Tor Sale. KELLY ST., B. of C. add. plan. Brush ton. 4 de sirable lots, each 40x137 to 20-foot alley; see exclusive agts. Baxter, Thompson & Co., 101 Fourth a v. QTOWETOASHIP-10 acres nt Fleming Park O sta. on ImVe P.ric R. R., and rUer, oil and gas wells on adjoining propertlesmo lease on thts:pncc i,500; new electric line t" Mevllle Island comes within 500 feet. S. J. Fleming, 400 Wood st. TiriLKINSBUKG-Bargains In lots: fi minutes it walk from electric line: sizes 30x120 and 40 x 120; onlv 300 and $490 each: very easy terms; a bet ter Investment than a savings bank. Hoilinun & Baldridge, Wilklnsburg, opposite depot. 6 ACRES of ground close to the city and railroad; in a raplrlly growing locality and good plaeo to lay out In lots; would sc 1 quick. J as. W. Drape Jfc Co., 213 Wood st., Pittsburg. Q"l f a foot for a piece of ground 150x170 on pJiJ Frankstownav., Rrushton conenlent to the station; good boardwalk, water and gas, elec- iriciignis;a spienaia Dargain. uowara urown, 151 Fourth av. Farms For Sate. I?ARM A nice fruit and stock farm of 51 acrc ; near Wall station on P. R. R.. of the estate of George Lang, dee'd: land Is in good condition; very large orchard, over 3, COO fruit trees, apples pears, peaches, quince, small fruit, etc., etc.; dwelling house and outbuildings, water, etc., etc , to be sold at public sale by order of the Orphans Court on Thursday aiternoon. May 26, at 2 o'clock. In the office of das. W. Drape & Co.. Agents and Auc tioneers. 313 Wood st., Pitlbburg. GRAI"E FARM of TO acres. 15 acres bearing grapes. iJO bearing apple trees, peach, plum, fiear, quince and small fruits of all kinds, situate n the town of Portland. Chautauqua county, N. Y. ; all of the "0 acre is No. I. grape land: It Is one of the flnest grape farms In Portland or Westlleld. N. Y.: good buildings; shipping facilities the best: wc can guarantee that the grapes now bearing will net saw a year; low price anu long lime li oesireu Inspection Invited. N. p. Arnold. May Jlavville. N. Y.. or Baxter. Thompson & Co., 1C1 Fourth av.. Pittsburg. Pa. KNOXVILLE. TOR SALE-SOME BEAUTIFUL HOMES- One C-room brick house, two lots, Orchara Place, 4,000. One 7-room brick house, one lot, paved 6treet, (4,500. Two S-room brick houses, lots 37xl00 each. Orchard Place, $3,750. One 7-room frame house, one lot, paved street, W.000. One5-room frame house, ouelot, pived street. 2.700. One5-room brick house, two lota, pavedstrect, fi,2-.0. One S-room brick house, one lot, paved street, IA750. Five 5-room frame houses, paved street, each II.SCO. Twolve7-room brick houses, paved streets, each 2,300. Seven 4-room brick house", very pretty. 2.700. EIght4-room brick cottages, one lot, eachfl,70i). Any of the above lovely homos In this greatly lavored city of beautiful homes will be sold on terms to suit buyers. BUILDING L()TS-2C0oftlicmost beantirnl build ing lots to be found In the county are ottered at pricesmunli less than property having similarly attractive features can be had for. The P. A B. fraction will hale thelrncw electrlcrallwayln operation through the center of the borough by May 1 next. This will give a wonderful Impetus to values, and those who "ccure any of the above properties or a lot will be fortunate. TO LET A number of 3. 4, 5 and 7-room nouses at moderate rents to good paying tenants. None others need apply. Take anv of the bouthslde street cars. KNOXVILLE LAND IMPROVEMENT CO., 85 Knox avenue. Knoxvllle. FOK SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE Knit End Residences For Sale. FOR SALE at public sale on the premises on Wednesday, May 25, at 2 r. m fonr contigu ous lots in Twenty-first ward, Pltlsbunr, on Penn av.: distint 125 feet west from corner of Brush ton av., bclnj? ICO tect front by 140 feet deep: as a whole orln lots. Morton Hunter, Trustee, No. 87 Dia mond st. IXHt SALE At public sale on the premises on . Moudav, May S3, at 2 P. M.. lot In 14th ward. Pittiburff, corner Ward and Wllmot streets; 83 feet on Waru by 75 feet ou Wllmot 6ireet: terras cash. Morton Hunter. Trustee. No. 87 Diamond street. OAKLAND, corner Boquct and Pier st. 3 5 roomedframe houses; room on lot for 2 other houses; faces new library site and park: Iiouse3 rem iorwjpcr year; price onjyii.wu; sacasn; balance easy. 3. J fieininff, 4UU wood si. (HO 500- Property paying over 8 percent net r paTincr taxes. Insurance premiums P-Lj after pavinjr taxes. and repairs; $500 down, remainder to suit pur chaser: house 5 rooms: laree corner lot: well and centrally located; 31st ward. (351 -c) bee W. -Jlerron & Sons, 80 Fourth av. ( flll 700 Neat house 5 rooms, well located, at P-Lj Sliadyslde.near Fifth and Kllsworth av.cars; 1600 down, remainder ou monthly payments If de sired: (house now hrlugs $15 per mo. rent). (84E). W. A. Ilerron & Sons, bO t ourth av. Allegheny Residence For Sale. FOR SALE At auction A handsome Allegheny residence on the premises. No. 215 Allegheny Wednesday. May 25: sale Imperative on ac count of the removal of owner. Full Information A. Ilerron Sons, 80 Fourth av. Suburban Resiliences ifor Sale. BRUSHTON. Susquehanna St., No. 73C9 Good house, 4 rooms, outDuildlngs; lot 25x100 to allcv, fenced and In neat order: rented for $163 per year: can be sold Tor tl, 750 on easy payments, will lake $1,500. H cash: purchaser to assume mortgage for $750 for3 years. CS. J. Fleming, 400 Wood st. PAKN A83US-3 large lots and dwellings adjoin ing the town of Kensington: lofs about 75x125 feet: the dwellings are In good order; great bargain in this property to close up an account. Jas. W. Drape &. Co., 313 Wood 6t.. Pittsburg. M ACRES AND NJ3AT RESIDENCE, with Improvements, orchard, etc., etc.. on line of railroad convenient to the city; a very beautiful place for a suburban home: one of the healthiest and most pleasant points in the county: contiguous to churches, school, etc., etc.: would exchange In part lor city property; possession at once. Jas. W. Drape &, Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. (JQ 600 foOO Remainder on very easy terms, a tlPOs desirable residence property; house 7 rooms; large corner lot, at lirushton, between city .line and Wilklnsburg, near lines of rapid transit; well located to Insure rapid enhancement (43 sub). W. A. ilerron & Sons, S9 Fourth av. 1 i. FOK SALE-IMPROVED REAL ESTATE City Residences. FOR SALE Public sale, on the premises, on Wednesday, June 1. at 2 p.m.. of proDerty, No. 161 Wylle av.. between Elm and Logan sts., Pittsburg: lot 24x109 feet, on which Is built a 2 story and basement brick stable; lents for $1,200 a year; sale 6uhlcct to mortgages of $3,000; terms cash. Morton Hunter, Trustee. HOUSE On line of Wylle av. cable, on one of the best streets, a tine two-story frame of 8 rooms, with hall, vestibule, bith. inside w. c,. both gases, etc. : built by the owner as a home and compete in every detail; call for card of admission; price and terms very reasonable. Baxter, Thomp son H Co.. 161 Fourth av. TO LET. City Residences. 120 per month; house 6 rooms, LIbPrtv, h St. :also 3 taree room, first floor. S13 tier T"0 LET- X near 13th st. monrn, anu enure nnuse, t rooms, ax. jxi per month. Jane, near 28th St., S. S. See W. A. Ilerron & Sons. 80 4th av. IO LET-Small houses, 174 First ay.. 3 larzo . rooms. S17 per month: No. 914 Fifth av. near Oakland, 6 rooms in good order. $13 per month. See W. A. Hcrron 4 Sons, SO Fourth av. TO LET nnuse No. 427 I.lbertv t.. city: II rooms. Inquire at A. V. D. Watterson's, Anchor Bank Building, jfifthar., city. Hazelwood Residences To Let. TO LET On Hazelwood av., near Sylvan, house ofelght rooms with laundry, city water, both gases and hath room: fine situation, ample grounds, fruit trees, grapes, shrubbery, etc. : rent moderate: possession immediately. Apply II. Burgwin, 150 Fourth av. Enst End Residences To Let. TO LET New nine-room stone front residence, all modern conveniences, flag walks, combi nation chandeliers, electric belli, speaklnrr tubes, bath, laundry, two w. c.. cedar closet, etc., on Emerson St.. near Alder. Inquire Smlth-Brudewold Glass Co., 134 Water St.. city. Allegheny Residences To Let. TO LET-32 Esplanade St.. Allegheny Brick dwelling of 9 rooms and attic, hall. bath. Inside and outside w. c. h. and water: vard. etc.. In good order. Baxter, Fourth ay. Thompson & Co., TO LET Nice five-room dwelling Federal st. extension. Inquire of J. R. McKee. 703 Penn av.. Room 611. Snhnrlian Residences To Let. ri OLET nrushton:!I3: 4 rooms and attic: bean 1 tllul location. Address Wm. Moffltt, Brushtou. Hooms To Let. FIFTH AV., 614-Furnishcd or unfurnished, bath, both ga.'cs. MARCHAND ST.. 6333-PIeasant front room: nicely furnished; nearKenmawrHolel; term3 PEXN AV.. 910 Nicely furnished rooms cheap. Call at 010 or 800 Penn av. JV OS3ST., 43-Wcll furnished front room. TS ET JI3 ind flat. 8 rooms, Dauphin si., near u. ueuen & uo -uis i-enn ay. Z See additional adlets under Wanted Boarders and Lodgers. Knalnenq Stands To Let. TO LET Suitable for business or light manufacturing-Large space (sizes to suit tenants), second and third lloors. Liberty, near Fifth av.; rent low. Sec TT. A. Ilerron & Sons, 80 Fourth ay. rpo LET Space with power, cor. Venn and Third X avs. ; three floors: 20,000 feet space: abundant power; good light: splendid location: every con venience. Apply Nicola Bros., 20 Fifth av. rpO LET Four-story brick building. 139 "-econd JL av.. two doors from Smithfield s-t.: will lease for Bve years. Apply at first floor office of Haul". mann?1 store. Offices and lleslc room To Let. mn ' LET Desk room, No. 103 Fourth avenue. J. floor front. Blacit A Balrd, No. 93 Fourth av. 1st Farms To Let. TO LET A farm of 70 acres, with dwelling and oulDuttdlngs and plenty of water, in Butler county; rent vtrv low toagood tenant; possession at once. Ja, AV. Drape & Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. CHOICE PKOPEKTIE3. wmw PLACE Plan of lots at Larimer station, P. R. R., 18 miles from Union depot, S75' to S150 per lot, S5 down and $2 PER MONTH. These lots are beau tifully located, overlooking the sur rounding country. The streets are all graded and broad sidewalks laid. There is a town adjoining of nearly 10,000 population. The advantages of the location, the permanent enter prises surrounding present an oppor tunity alike to the poor and rich. The title is guaranteed. Do not let this CHANCE of buy ing a lot slip away from you, for the $2 PER MONTH payment you will never feel. HO TAXES. NO INTEREST. Call or send for plans to C. T. BEECKMAN, 136 FIFTH AVE., Pittsburg, Fa. Ij OT 100x230, OHIO ST., ALLEGHENY, AT AUCTION. The executors of tho ShoenoerRcr estatos will spII tj- miction, on the pro-nlses, on THURSDAY, HAY 20, AT 4 O'CLOCK. All thut valuable piece or real estate in Fourth wnid, Allegheny, between Chestnut and Sycamore sts., frontins 100 feet on Ohio st. anil extending about -J30 feet to North Ca nnl St., at prosent occupied as a lumber vard, the lease of which oipiies next April. Terms, one-fourth cash, balance in three yearly payinonts, with interest. Special at tention invited to this unusually important "1 LEGG-ATE & SON, AUCTIONEERS. 63 FOURTH AV. MAYFIELD. Take Perrysville Avenue car. Fare too cheap for FREE TICKETS ONLY one mile from Market Houss. Lots LARGE SHADE TREES Fruit plenty. Terms: SUIT YOURSELF. JOHN K. EWING & CO., Agents, No. 107 Federal St. WASHINGTON STREET. That deslrablo pioperty known as tho "Fort Pitt Glass Works," comer of Franklin street, LOT 220X135. No better location for flats or for light manufacturing. Will be sold ns a wliolo or in lots to eult at low prico and easy terms. BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO., 101 FOURTH AVENUE. FOR SALE. 3 Lob, 25x120, Lytle Street, Hazelwood, C. K.-CHAMBERLAIN) 136 FIFTH AVENUE. SUMMER R ESORTS. HOTEL KATES AND CIRCULARS aray Bo Obtained nt THE DISPATCH'S Business Office. Smithfield and Diamond. Atlantic City. HOTEL ATOLEN-Michigan and Pacific avs.. Atlantic City. N. J.: near the beach: under drained: rates IS to :0 per week. Mrs. L.W. Reed. THE CHALFONTE. ATLANTIC CITY. Directly on the Beach. Sea water baths In houso. Openod January 10 191. C. ROBERTS & SONS. "HADDON HALL," JVtlo.ra.tlo City, :V. J. Opek All the Year. Hot aud Cold Sea Water Batos i the House. LEEDS A LIPPINCOTT. hotel wiirsimss:, Virginia av., near ocean. Atlantic Cltr.N.J. Open all the year. Large bay window rooms giving fine view of the ocean. D. AY. CHANDLER. Cnpp Mav. HOTEL LAFATETTE. JOHN TRACY CO.. Proprietors. " Open June 18: all modern lmprovrmcnts; located directly on the beach; terms $1 to 55 per day. Apply to JOHN TRACY ft CO.. Washington Hotel, Phila. Pa., or Cape May, N.J. THE STOCKTON, A First-Class notel, Will Open Juno i and Eematn Open Until October L P. TIIL'O. WALTON, Proprietor. Other Resorts. CAPON HAMPSHIRE CO., W.VA. Send tor pamphlet and see what cnniwii this celebrated watering place or al ItlXllaS fyrs to nil out of health, those broken down from overwork, or AND those in search of a lovely summer ,... home for solid comfort and pleas BATHS nre. W. II. SALE. Trop. TiEACII HOUSE.SEA GIRT. X. J.. SEASON JJ '92, will ho opened June 23, by Uriah Welch, of New York. Located directly on the ocean front, pine groves and extensive lawns adjacent. Most desirable seashore re sort on the const. Select patronage. Ad dress in Now York, the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Addiessln Philadelphia, the Bellevne and Stratford. mj23-l FORT iVIIXIAH HEXRY HOTEL, LAKE GEORGE, N. Y.. Will open June 23. The largest, best appointed and ino liberally conducted hotel at Lake George. SEND FOR ILLUSTRATED fcOUVENIR. For terms and particulars apply to HOTEL GRE NOBLE. Flftv-sevcutli st. and Seventh ay.. New York. Specla'l rates for families. WILLIAM NOBLE, owner and proprietor. MOUNTAIN HOUSE CRESS0N SPRINGS. On tho Summit of the Allesheny Monntalns, Main lino Pennn. R. R. All trains stop. Will open JUNE 23th. For circulars and in formation, address WM.E. DUNIIAM, &upt, Cresson, Cambria county. Pa. "!VX-xi.-tG IVIOx.-xxa.tEiJ.xri.s, C. XX. MAPLEWOOD. East End of the famous town of Bethlehem. Grand center of all tho White Mountain at tractions. Tho sreat resort of health and pleasure. Maplewood Hotel opens -Inly 6. Mnnlewood Cottage opens Juno 10. 13 FUR NISH ED COTTAGES. Send for illustrated booklet to AINSLIE WEP..STER,Manasers, No. Ci Boylston st., Eonon. Also of Hotel 3an Marco, St. Ausustine. Fin. BEDFORD SPRINGS, BEDUOED, rA. "THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA." HOTEL OPENS JUNE22J. L.B. DOTY. ManaRor. il THE UNITED STATES, A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, ' Will open JUNE H and Remain Open Until October L TOMPKINS, GAGE A FERRY. C A TSKILT, 31 0 I7NT INS. HOTEL KUTERSKILL. OPENS YEDESDAY. JUXE23. RATES REDUCED FOR JULY. Rooms can bo enpaped of Mr. II. P. BUR KEY, As!istnc Manager, nt Hotel Lafayette. Philadelphia, Thursdays of each week," Juno 0 to 23, inclusive. HOTELS RIGGS HOUSE, WASHINGTON, D. C, Reopened, Under now management; refurnished an, redecorated in flrst-clni stylo; table best 1 the city. KIGGS HOUsE CO.. G. DcWITT. Proprietors. Treasurer. STURTEVANT HOUSE. NEW YORK. American plan $2 SO to $3 50 per dav. European plan $1 00 per day upward. THE STURTEVANT IIOUSU is the most contral In the city; near all olo- vnted road?, street car lines, principal places of amusement and large retail stores. All tho comforts of home with tho addi tional conveniences of tho metropolis is of leiedourgneit". THK STURTEVANT HOUSE. Broadway, UStli and 20th sts.. New York.NY BANK STATEMENTS. "DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE XV THIRD NATIONAL BANK, at Pitts burg, in the State of Pennsylvania, at tho closu of business Jlay 17, 183-2: RESOURCES. Loans nnd tlicounts $1,EC65S 61 Ovcrdrafts.securedandunsecnred 13,404 42 U. S. bonds to scenro circulation. 50,000 1)5 Stocks, securities, Judgments, claims, etc 1C4,K 00 Due irom approved re servo agents...-. $ I0C.4C3 71 Due from otherNation al banks 57,505 38 Due from State banks and bankers 59 29 1G4.0S8 43 C3.0CO CO 72.KH 5" 712 42 8,000 00 Banking house, furniture and fix tures Other real estato and mortgage owned. Current cxpeno and tares paid. Premium on U. S. Bonds ChccKsand other cash items $ 7,139 05 Exchanges forClearlng House T95.M 42 Bills of othor banks.... 23WK00 Fractional paper cur rency, nickels and cents 2,1-13 CO Specie 156.4IU Legal tender notes 136,750 00 335.939 17 Bedemntion fund with U. S. Treasurer (Sporcent of circula tion) . 2,250 00 $2 004,243 93 .$ 500,000 00 .. 200,000 CO 1P.3.I3 C5 LIABILITIES. 'Capital stock paid In $ Surplus fund Undivided profits National bank notes outstanding Dividends unpaid $ U3S2 00 Individual doposlts subject lo check 1,0D7,G32 51 Demand certificates of depooit 3S.CJ2 00 Cashier's checks out standing 1,950 38 Due to otherNational banks 1C3.7C0 82 Due to State banks and bankers 19.4S7 53 15,000 00 1,332,911 30 $2,094,249 95 Stato of Pennsylvania, County of Alle gheny, s: I, Wm. Stelnmeyer, Cashier of tho above named bank, do solemnly swear that tho above statement is true, to tho best of my knowledge and belief. W. STEINMEYER, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 2 1st dav or Jlay, 1892. JAMES A. iMcKEAN, Notary Public Correct Attest: i CHAS. F.WELLS, v PETER KEIL, JOHN DAUB, my22-U5 Directors. BANK STATEMENTS. REE9 0 ITS?. COSMTTOS OF THE' burg, in the Stale or Pennylvanl3,Tati?0 closo of business. May 17. ISa:: RESOURCES. Loans nnd discounts $2,611,120 CO Overdrafts, secured and unse cured U. S. bonds to secure circulation. Stocks, securities, Judgments, claims, etc 'ne from approved re serveagonts $312,678 20 Due from otherNational hanks 125,210 CO Due from Statu bank3 andhanlcers CS.81G 12 6.963 45 60,000 CO 5L372 65 500,7: Ranking hone furniture and fls- 240,000 CO tui es. .............. ............ ...- .....MM.o oust .....b- -vcrjion owneu "VSS! -- Current expenses and taxes paid 1L097 78 1 CiiccKs and other cash Items $ 10,415 13 Exchanges for Cleurinj; House 215.387 27 Rills of other banks 12,050 OT Fractional paper cur rency, nickels nnd cents 203 27 'Specie 225615 00 Legal tender notes 235,000 ou .$ 719,75127 Redemption fnnd with V. S. Treasurer (5 per cent of circula tion) $2,250 00 i Ji,302,9tt G5 ..$ 750,000 00 .. 250,000 00' 61.6318 LIABILITIES. Capital stock paid in surplus iiuiu Undivided profits National bank notes outstanding. Dividends nnpnid Individual deposits suhlcct to check $2,S3),8H 65 Certified checks 13,503 G Due to other National banks 136,233 20 Due to State banksand 45,000 CO I 7,333 00 bankers 133,200 00 -$3,1SS,9H 81 $4,302,944 65 Stato of Pennsylvania, County of AHe-' shenv, .: I, J. D. Senlly, Cashier of thoabovo named bank, do solemnly swear that the abovo' statement i true, to the best of my knowl-i edge and belief. J. D. SCULLY, Cashier. Subscribed and iworn to before me, this 21st day of Slay, 1S12. JOHN EWING SPEER. Notary Public. Correct Attest: ALEXANDER NIMICK, THOMAS WIGHTMAN, ROBERT S. HAY'S, mv22-lH Directors. STEAMERS ASD EXCURSIONS. cl lUNARD LINK-NEW YORK AND LIVER POOL. VIA OUEENSTOWN From Pier 40. .oriu riTtr. rast express man sksvikv. Auranla, May 2S. 7a. m.Auranla. June 25, Ra.m. UmlirU. June 4.1 p. m.iUmhrla. July;. 11a.m. Servla. June 11. 6 a. in. JServla. July 9. 5 a. m. EIrurIa.Juiiel3.1I:3Sa.m.Etrurla. July IS, 11 X m. Extra steamers. Bothnia, .Tunc 1, 10 a m. I Gallia, June 15, 8 a. m. Cabin passage. ViOand upward, according to loca tion ; second cabin. -iS and 9 lo. steerage tickets to and from all parts of Europa at very low rates. For freight anl passage applv to the company office. 4 Bowling Green. New York. VERNON II. KROWN A CO.. General Agent, or CHARLES P. SMITH. Third av. and Wood St., Agent for Pllts burg. Pa. my23-D 1TJI1TE !TAi: LINK IT lrorQ,,een,tOTTniui'' lMTerpooV, Hoyal and united State M-iltSteiraer. Majestic. Mar S3. 4 p ir 'Majestic. June22.4p to 'iermanlc. .Time I. noon'fnnnIc.June23.9:30ani Teutonic. June .4pin Tcntontc. .fair 6. 3 pm, Ifrltannlc. Juneli. 9 a m Britannic. Julyl3,8:00ant Froni .VliUeaUrtluc, loo; n ,vl iciUUst.. New York. Second cabin on these steamer. Saloon ratet, ISO ana upward. Excursion tickets on farorabt terms. Second caMn. $10 and 3. Steerage, iron or to tha old conn trr. ?3- Whltetar drafts payable on demand inalttti principal banki throughout Great Britain. ApptT io .;uu;h .j. jict uttmuiv. itu -Mniinneiu c. 1'Ktsburr, or H. MA1TLAMJ KEK3EY, General ARcnt. i! Broadway. New York. apI4-D NETHERLANDSTiNE ran Rotterdam, pari and loxdost. sailim; from new york: Mar 23. Wednesday. 'Rotterdam. May 13. Sitnrdtr. Maintain. 7:0a. m. Jnnel. Wednesday. Decani. 9:30 a. jn. Steamers marked saU to and from Amsterdam; all othr to and from Rotterdam. From pier foot of Fif'li street. Iloboten. First cabin. $-35 to fTO: se ondciMn.Sll. Red need cxcnrslon tickets. Steerajce at low rate. For lllu3 traced suldeand naajfe applv to JOHN J.M'COK MICK. GOT Smithfield street. LOUIS ilOEsER. MS Mnith field street, MAX&CIlAMBfcRG & CO.. oZ? bmllhfleld street. mr2-D ANCHOR LINi Steamers Lchto Now York Every Saturday For Glugotv via Londonderry. Rates for Siloon Parage ByS. S. CITY OF IIOSIE, SOO and upward, arctirriinf lo accommodation and location if l!iKn. cronl f'-Mn. S35. Other sinmrr. Cil'ln. S50 antnnwird3. hiTuntl C.ltnn 835. Mreragt? 819. Tassenper im!. tl at through rntis to or from an7 city In (irr.it l;rlt.iln or on the Continent. Uraflfr on f.oli.1 in Sold nt Loiret itttei. Book oflnformatlon. toirs and sailing lists fur nished on apnllrillon to Aeent. HENDERSON IIRi TiIElIb. 7 Uowl.ug Orecn. X. Y.. or J. J. IICCOIIJIICK. cnytnttliCeld t.. l'ltt burjr: h M. SIIMPLE. 11(1 Federal it, Allezheny. aplI-MWT KOYAL 31 AIL STEAJSSUlrS, GLASGOW io FMILAIrSXPIHA via DERUYand OALWAY. Th most di rect route 'roni Scotland and North and Jliddle of Ireland. ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED. Intermediate, S30. Steerage, 819. STATE! 3 LINE. STEAMSHIPS. NEW YORK and GIASGOW via Londonderry, every Fortnight. Juno 2 State of Nebraska Sr. K .Juno 1C Stato of California 2 r. K June 3) Stato of Nevada 2r. st Cabin, $40. Second Cabin. $30. Steerage, $19. Apply to j. j. Mccormick, csosuiithflcid st. my21-i Norddentscher Lloyd Steamship Company. Fast Line of Express Ste-iraers. New rork to:?outIiampton (London). Bremen. 31'KIMt SAILINGS. 1SCC Trave, Tnes.. M-iv HIAlIer. Sit., Jane 18 Kidrr. at . Mar ITS Trave, Tnes., JnneZti Harel. Tnes., Mav3l'Em. Hit.. Joie 2 Ems. S.it.. June 4, Havel, Tucs., June 31 Lalm, Tues., Jnne Taile. Sit.. Julys; Saate. Sat.. Ju.io II, Latin, Tnes., Jnly 5 Spree, Tue-i., June 14 Elbe. at.. July 9 j Elbe, Weil., June 15i&pree. Tues.. July 12 lime from New A'ork to Southampton. 7K days. From Southampton to Bremen, "i r SlTionrs. From Sontliamptou to London, bv Sonthirestern Railway Co.. 2S honr. Trains every hourln the ' summer season. Railway carriages for London, await passengers in Southampton Docks on arrival ! of express steamers from New York. These steamers are well known for their speed, comfort ami e.trelh'nt cuisine. J -MAX hrn.MBER( JL CO.. .VST Smlthflcld st. i LOIIh MOESElt, eil-mltlifleld st. J. F. EliNY. ! Cashier Herman barings and Dcp. Bank, Agents, forl'Ittslmrg. sjohj j INMAN LIME. New York, Qneenstown and Liverpool From New York every Wednesday. City of l'arl and City of New York; 10,500 tons each. City of Berlin, City of ChicagOi City of Chester. TROX JE1T Toiut: City of Chicago. Wednesday. May 25, 4:30r. st City of Pari", Wcdnesdav, June 1. 0:30 a.m. City ofBorlin, AVednesday, June 8, 4:00 r.jc City of New York, Wed'day. June 13, 9:00a. 3t. For rate' of passage and other informa tion, apply to INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COM- PANY, Gen'l Agents. 6 Bowling Green. New York, or to J. J. MCCORMICK. 633 Smithfleld St., Pittsburg. myl2-MW RED STAR LINE. Weeklv between New York and Antwerp. The splendid, first-class, full-powered steamers! Frlcsland, Wcdnesdav. May K. 4:30 P. u. Pennlinrt. Saturday. Jlay 3. 7 A. M. Waesland. Wednesday, June 1, lu:SJ A. it. Rbruland, Wednesday. June 8. 4 P. M. fra'oons. staterooms, smoking and bathroom amidships; second cabin accommodations unex celled. Staterooms all on main deck. First cabin, il and upward; excursion tickets. ' tVJ and upward; second cabin. S45: round trip 10 per cent reduction; steerage at very low rates.' bend for "Facts ror Travelers." International Navigation Company, GENERAL AGENTS. No. C Bowling Green, New York. agists: J. -I. McCormlck. (33 bmlthfleld street. I.oals Jloeser. 61S Smithfield street. J. F. Erny, German Savings Bank. ap27-irwr S500 TO $500,000 'rS gages, ci:y or conntry property, at lowest; rates. JAS. W. DRAPE & CO., 313 Wood si i Pittsburg. I Telephone No. 973. 92 n i ft- i I
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