V
THE IDEAL SABBATH.
A Day of Rest and Innocent Joys,
and Kot of Grim Austerity.
VIEWS OF KEY. KOBEET A. BENTON.
Dr. TarTes Treaches His Last Sermon to
His Pittsburg Charge.
CHILDKEN CELEBRATE FLOTYER DAI
Rev. Robert A. Benton preached a re
markable sermon yesterday to a large con
gregation in St. Stephen's Episcopal
Church, Sewickley, at the morning service.
Taking his text from the lesson of the day,
namely. Genesis IL, 3, "And God blessed
the seventh day and sanctified it; because
that in it He had rested from all His work
which God created and made."
Mr. Benton proceeded to trace thffevolu
tion of the modern Sunday from the Hebrew
Sabbath, shoeing how the latter's origin an
tedated the Mosaic law, and how hard it
was to find in the Old Testament records of
the observance of the Sabbath anything of
that grim austerity which was thrown about
it in later days, and which also constitutes
a Tcry common conception of its proper
keeping to-day. He imagined the Sabbath
of antiquity to have been burdensome or
irksome io none but the disobedient and
avaricious, and io have been a day
of enjoyment .and rest like the
other festivals. After the Captivity
the Pharisees piled up offensive
and absurd restrictions and the Jews were
forbidden to travel more than three-fifths of
a mile on the Sabbath, to use a crutch or
wooden leg, to kill noxious vermin, to carry
a purse, a ring or a smelling bottle, to wear
a headdress, or to do many other harmless
things, which were included in a list of 39
prohibitions.
ot In Accord TO lth Christ's Teachlnr.
Christ expressed his contempt for this
twitting of the spirit and perversion of the
form of the law.
To solve the question of how best the
Christian day of rest should be kept, Mr.
Benton suggested that men should re
flect that the obligation of Sunday does
not rest upon the fourth commandment, lie
cause that explicitly applies to the seventh
day, because Our Lord omitted to re-enact
the fourth commandment In the Gospel, and
because In crltislzlng the Rabbinical tradi
tions making the dav a burden be goes back
to the text in Genesis for the institution of
the Sabbath, and not to the law given at
Mnai. lie said, "the Sabbath was made for
man, not man for the Ssabbatli," whereas, if
lie bad been referring to the fourth com
mand men t.rie wonld have said that the law
was made tor the Jew, not the Jew tor the
law. Mr. Benton held that the rules and
regulations do not literally apply to the
keeping of tbe Sabbath, but merely suggested
the spiritual observance of tbe day.
"Wo should iurther reflect," Mr. Benton
said, "that with the progrcssof time, manners
and customs change, and with changed cir
cumstances, changed methods are necessary
for accomplishing the same end. The spirit
of the day of sacred rest can never be
changed, but the best usages lor cultivating
the spirit must necessarily change, and
what was wie and approved by all a hun
dred years ago, cannot now be expected to
meet all ca-os that arise under the more
complex conditions of crowded cities in
place of open country, and the wide
interests and distant business dealings in
place of a narrow neighborhood. It is not
perhaps an easy thing to sar v hat definite
rules should be laid down by the civil
authoritv lor the keeping of Sunday, though
it may be clear tbat those now on the
statute book are no: the best. Whatever
the rules are tbey shonld be brotd and gen
eral in their application, depending upon
the moral sense of the public to apply them
rightly to particulars and not make them a.
harden in matters of slight moment."
Opening the World's fair on Sunday.
Mr. Benton then took up the question of
opening the Columbian Exposition at
Chicago on Sunday. He believed IP should
be opened under certain conditions sug
gested by Bishop Whitehead at the Diocesan
convention a few days ago.
It seemed to air. Benton that we ought to
look at the state or things as they will be in
Chicago next year, for instance there will
be there, we may say, three classes, the flrst
who will not attend the Exposition on Sun
day, anyhow, but will observe the day re
ligiously and at cnurch; the second, who
niiinDitCvcaiiiiig exposition ue snut,go
to church, but will devote the day to world
ly pursuits, pleasure and debauchery, and
the third class, who are neither very strict in
keeping Sunday religiously, nor lax in
spending It in a worldly and sinful
wav. Sow the flrst two classes
will be unaffected by the opening of
the Exposition on Sunday or rather the
second class may be belpod. It is the third
class which oueht chiefly to be considered,
and. remembering that tne ad van tare of
men's morals Is of more consequencetban
nominal observance of any commandment,
Mr. Benton said tbat be could not but ap-
Srove the opening of the Exposition on
unday. To explain his position Mr. Ben
ton quoted Bishop Whitehead's recent
deliverance upon this subject, which he
warmly indorsed.
The sermon made a deep impression, and
3lr. Benton's courageous liberality was com
mended on all sides.
SB. PTTEVES' FABEWjjtj, SEBM0H.
He Talks to Tonng Mon on the Possibilities
or Lire.
Rev. Dr. Purves preached his farewell ser
mon last night in the First Presbyterian
Church, Wood street. The church was
packed to the very doors, notwithstanding
the hot weather.
Dr. Purves took for his text: "Be stronj;,
therefore, my son, in the graoe in
which is Christ Jesus." The sermon
was delivered to young mon principally.
Tbe preacher said that during the six years
ho had been connected with the church he
thought he understood young men ani
their temptations, and wanted to sum up
the text as to the principle or their lives.
The first point of life to every man is as ho
chooses to make it This is truo in spite of
the tact that circumstances sometimes seem
otherwise. What man has does not
make nim happy, but it is what
he is and what he has done.
The riches of the rich do not make them
hippy, nor the poverty ot the poor makes
them miserable, but it depends on what the
mind is and not the circumstances. Man's
character consists not in intellect hut in
heart; therefore man's life is what he chooses
it shall be. If a man stops looking at cir
cumstances and asks "How can I live noblyl
he finds that thore is plenty of opoortunity,
no matter what the circumstances. j
"Since life is what man chooses to make it',
it is worth while to make it a noble thing
Manv yield to temptation, thinking it Is not
worth while to struggle and strlve,Sut when
old age comes, that which a man tries to
find in the past record of his life is the evi
dence that he has striven to do right. This
shows, in the light or experience, that It is
worth while to try to do right.
"Christianity is the key to answer the
question, -How shall man live nobly!' H
gl es an Intelligible answer to the problem
of life- What man is, and what man may
ki "u now do may oocnme it. xo be
a complete man we must be Christians and
must find Christianity the only means by
which we can live aright.
"The power by which Christianity may be
applied to life is Jesus Christ himself. He is
the one bright spot in history of the Ideal of
man ana He can enable one to live nobly."
IX0WESF0B CHILDBEN'S DAY.
Methodist Episcopal Church-s Foster Love
for a Noble Work.
The many Methodist Episcopal churches
throughout the two cities have adopted a
de'fcrhtrul plan to please the children and at
the same time accomplish a noble work.
This is the institution of Children's Day or
Flower Day and Is original with the Metho
dist Episcopal Church. The children are all
requested to bring a bouquet of flowers and
an offering in money. Tbe flowers are dis
tributed to the sick and hospitals, and tbe
money Is used to educate young men for tho
ministry.
Children's DRy iias observed yesterday
afternoon In the Fifth Avenue M.E. Churoh.
Butler Street Church. Buena Vista Church
Allegheny, nnd the Bingham Street Chnrcb.
bouthsldo, Tho Wood Street M. E. Church
postponed their Children's Day until next
6nnday, on account or the convention that
Is meeting in tbo chnrcb.
The programme consisted of songs and
recitations by the children, baptism of in
fants, awarding of missionary certificates
and concluded with a short sermon to the
children.
Three Hundred Children Confirmed.
About 300 children were confirmed in the
St. Stephen's Catholic Church at Bazlewood
yesterday afternoon. Father Devlin was
assisted by quite a number of priests from
other nhnrfihptL Thfl Tinmrhiftl school nOW
being erected in connection nith the churchM
was to nave oeen ueaicaieu yesieruay, uu
it is not yet completed and tbe dedication
has been postponed until some time in
August, .
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Notices.
"VTOTICK-THE BOAHD OP DIRECTORS OP
i the Etna School Dlitrict will, at Its nextmeet
lng, to be held TUESDAY. June 14. 1892. elect one
Assistant Superintendent. All applications should
be addressed to
A. II. CAl.VEUT, President,
or Y. E. JOHSSTON.becretatr,
Etna BorouKh.
Iluslness Change..
TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
1 limited partnership association under the title
of J. B. Vandergrlft Coal Company, Limited,
formed on January 5. Wl under and subject to
the act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, entitled "An act authorizing the
formation of partnership association, in which the
capital shall alone be responsible for the debt, of
the association, except under certain circum
stances, " approved 2d June. A. D. 1874, and the
several acts supplementary aod amendatory
thereto, has been this 11th day of June,
1892, dissolved, and that James I. Burhanin,
John G. Bright, and Samuel II. Vander
grirt have been elected br the member,
of this association liquidating trustees, with full
power and authority to wind up the concern and
distribute the net asseti thereof among the mem
bers JOHN (?. BRIGHT, becretary.
LrcRl Notices.
TVTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT MY WIFE.
X Marv E. Bailie, having left my bed and board
without Jut provocation or cause. I hereby give
notice that I will not he responsible for any debts
contracted by her. JOHN BAILIE, 7505 Susque
hanna St.. East End.
T. s. PARKER. Attorney,
153 Fourth avenue.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. NO. 2.
or Allegheny county. No. 304, July term. 1892.
Notice Is hereby given that an application will be
made to the said court, on JUNE 15. 1892. at 10 A.
M.. under tbe act of Assembly of the Common
wealth of Pennsylvania, entitled "An act to pro-
lde for the Incorporation and regulation of cer
tain corporations approved April 3, 1874. and the
supplements thereto, for the approval of certain
amendment, to the charter of the Slloam Regular
Baptist Church, as set forth in the petition for the
allowance of said amendments, tiled In .aid court.
T. S. PARKER, Attorney.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY,
13 and 13 Fourth avenue.
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH WILCOX. DEs
CEASED Notice Is hereby given that letter
of administration on the estate of Elizabeth Wilcox
have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all
person. Indebted to said estat are requested to
make Immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same should make them known without
delay.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator, c t. a.
JNO. E. SHAW. Attorney.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be made to the Governor
of Pennsylvania on the 6rll DAY OF JULY.
1891 by VIlllam II. Hyde. Harry IS. Hyde.
Walter P. Murphy, amuel Murphy, Charles
K. Cbamberlln and Oliver J. Sarver, under
the act of Assemblr entitled "An act to
provide for the Incorporation and regulation of
certain corporations. " approved April 9, 1874, aud
the sunnlements thereto, for the charter of an In.
tended corporation, to be called "The Hvde Land
Company,' the character and objact of which 1.
the purchasing, holding, improving, leasing, sell
ing and otherwise disposing of real estate, and for
this purpose to have, possess and enjoy all the
rights, benefits and privileges of the said act of
Assembly and the supplements thereto.
H. A a. C. BURGW1N. Solicitors.
KNOXV1LLE.
TOR SALE-SOME BEAUTIFUL HOMES-
One S-room brick house, two lots. Orchard Place.
4.000.
One 7-room brick house, one lot, paved street.
HMO.
Two 5-room brick houses, lots 3734x100 each.
Orchard Place. 13.750.
One 7-room frame house, one lot, pared street.
W.000.
One5-room frame house, onelot, pi vol street,
12.700.
One 5-room brick house, two lots, pared street.
H.S50.
On. 5-room brick house, one lot, pared street,
CTSO.
Five 5-room frame houses, pared street, each
1,800.
Twelre7-rooin brick houses, pared streets, each
12,300.
Seven 4-room brick houses, very pretty. 12.700.
Elght4-room brick cottages, one lot, eachll.700.
Any of the above lovely homes In this greatly
favored city of beautiful homes will be sold on
terms to suit buyers. ,.
BUILDING LOTS 200 of tbe most bcautlfnl build
ing lots to be foand In the county are ofTered at
priceamnrh less than property having similarly
attractive features can be had for. The P. A B.
Traction will have their new electric railway in
operation thronKh-the center of the borough by
May Inert. Thl. will give a wonderful Impetus
to values, and those who secure any or the
above properties or a lot will be fortunate.
TO LET A number of 3, 4, and 7-room nouses
i raoarrmie rents io gooa paying tenants, .none
others need apply.
Take anv of the Son
oulhslde street cars
XNOXYTLLE LAND IMPROVEMENT CO.,
85 Knox avenue. Knoxvllle.
LOST.
LOST Money lost by keeping old seal garments;
we pay cash for same. Paulson Bros., 441
V ood St.
IOST AsmaU Scotch terrier, weighing 4)4 lbs.:
I a liberal reward will be given ir brought to
William Tappert, 1308 Penn av.. Pittsburg.
LOST 1 diamond earring, 1 plain band ring and
forget-me-not ring In small buckskin bag;
liberal reward if returned to Dispatch office.
LOST-Between Wllklnsburg and Hall's bridge.
Greensburg pike. June II. one case containing
two B. R. tickets Finder please return to Jaec's
New. store. Wllklnsburg, or W m. Gillespie, Bou
levard place.
FOUND.
UHJUIiD You can sell your old seal garments for
- a"1 price io r-amson uros .
, 441 Wood st.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR THE BUILDING OF
an addition to the St. Joseph's Convent,
East End, will now be received. Bids must
be handed in not later than JULY 16, 1892.
Flans and specifications are open for inspec
tion at the residence of thepastorof S3.
Peter and Paul congregation, East End. All
rights reserved.
SISTERS OF DIVINE PROVIDENCE.
PROPOSAL-NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
The Pennsylvania Railroad Comnnny
will receive bids until the 15th. OF JUNE,
1892, for the construction of a passenger sta
tion at Torrens station. Plans and specifica
tions can be seen at the office of tbe AS
SISTANT ENGINEER, Room No. 6, Union
station. The company reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
BIDS AND PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED for painting and graining the
.fifteenth ward public school building.
Specifications can be seen at the school
house, corner Thirty-seventh and Charlotta
streets. All bids must be received not later
than JUNE SO. The board reserve the right
to reject anv or all bids. Afirir n ih tr.
the becretary, ROBERT LoCKHABT, JB.M
wnariotta stroec
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS -SEALED
proposals will be received at the office
ors. Munsoh, Architect, 6106 and 6108 Penn
av., until SATURDAY, June 25, 1892, at 3
o'clock p. m., for the erection and completion
of a brick addition to Ella street school,
Howard sub-district. Sixteenth ward, Pitts
burg, in accordance with plans and specifi
cations prepared by said architect. A bond
will be required of the successful bidder
with two sureties in the amount or his bid.
The Sohool Board reserves the rt"ht to re-
if cim5r,r.r.aU bds- fiy order of the board.
C STEWART, Secretary.
4 TTENTION, CONTRACTORS-UNTIL 7
J. P. M. TUEbDAY. June 28. 1892, bids will
be received for grading, paving nnd curbing
Fourth av. Railroad av. and Third st. In the
borough of Chartiers, in accordance with
plans and specifications to be seen at office
of Engineers McDonald and Chalmers, 811
Penn building, and at office or A. W. Jin-
.!"?..- V Chartiers borough; paving,
vitrified firebrick; curbing sandstone; paving
sum orflO.ooo to accompany each bid. Coun
cil reserves pow er to releot any and all bids.
JOHN KU1IPF. Ch. St. Com.
PESf,?v-FCPE FUEN1SHIXG STA
riOM.Rl, Furniture. Fuel and other
Supplies.
In compliance with the Constitution and
laws or the Commonwealth or Pennsyl
vania, I hereby invito sealed proposals, at
prices below maximum rates fixed li
schedules, to furnish stationery, furniture,
fuel and other supplies for the several de
partments or the State Government, and for
making repairs in the several departments,
and for the distribution or the public docu
ments, for the year ending the first Monday
of June, A. D. 1693.
Separate pioposals will be received and
separate contracts awarded as announoed in
said schedules. Each proposal must be ac
companied by a bond with ap proved sure
ties, conditioned lor the faithful perform-fi-
l. h "O"'"- and addressed and de
livered o me beore 12 o'clock jr. of Wednes
?T' .1 -39i? F or June, A. D. 18M, at whloh
time the proposals will be opened and con-iK.l-".,lwFde'U
ln th8 Boception room of
nif5v ll - DeP,ll"nient, at HarrlBbnre.
Blank bonds and sohednles containing a
necessary Information can be obtained at
this -department,
WILLIAM F. HARHITY.
secretary of tho Commonwealth. I
M9Diiplai advertisement one dollar per
tguarefor one mtertion. Classified real ettate
ladvertUementt on this page ten cent per line for
each insertion, and none taken for leu than
thirtu cents.
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, PITTSBUEG-ADDITIONAL.
THOMAS McCAFFRET. 8500 Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY. 24th street and Penn avenue.
ALLEGHENY-ADDITIONAL.
F. n. EGGERS 4 SO.N, Ohio and Chestnut street..
TnOMAbMcHENRY.Westernandlrwln avenue..
IV ANTED.
Male Heln.
ARCHITECTURAL draughtsman: athorouRhly
competent man. Apply at office of Jos. Ang
lln. Architect, 64-64 Federal it-, Allegheny.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER and correspondent;
reference required; answer atatlng salary. B.
B Dispatch office.
BARBER-Best ofwagr. to a first-class, steady
man. f . J. Wlssel, 3027 Penn av.
BARBER shop: 2 chairs: cheap If sold quick.
Address T. M., Dispatch office.
BARBER First-class barber; good wages. SO
Wylieav.
Ti ARBER at George Kramer's, 380 Fifth av.
B
OY To learn the barber trade. 4213 Penn av.
BURR-STONE DRESSER-A llrst-class man.
Address Box 50, Plilsburg.
DRUG clerk; Q.
Carson st.
A.; must speak German. 1322
T ATHERS-fl practical lathers. Apply
AJ Elmer, No. 5 Engine House, Center
to James
av.
LATHERS Apply at house corner Eearsarge st.
and Grand View av. W. F. Wilson.
MAN with puao wanted In eacn citv. town and
hamlet to Introduce the fastest selling hr use
hold article on record; over a million sold In
Philadelphia; will pay competent person 14 per
day. Address with .tamp W. H. Williamson, 44
orth Fourth street. Philadelphia. Pa.
MAN In each city and town to represent ns and
appoint agents: men make money every
where selling our good.: samples free: send stamp
lor terms. General Supply Co., 102 Fourth av
Pittsburg. Pa.
MAN Young German man who understands the
grocery business; wage, and an interest given
to the right man. Address K 10, Dispatch office.
MEN WANTED-Immedlately. two men de
sirous of a permanent position with flrt-clss
reference. Apply to Room 14. 25 and 27 Federal
st,. Allegheny, Pa.
MEN To canvas. Pittsburg and Allegheny: best
seller In the market; parties with satisfactory
reference will be furnished outfit. 102 Fourth av..
Room 6.
SALESMAN A first-class check punch salesman
can secure the agency for the "Standard
Punch." the most perfect safeguard against
"check raising" ever put on the market: only re
liable and responsible parties entertained. Ad
dress, with experience and references, W. F. Stark
& Co.. 303 Broadway, New York.
TRAVELING salesmen to sell baking powder: to
the right men liberal salary and com. contracts
will be made; experience not necessary: If you an
swer anv ad. In this column answc tills one. U.
S. Chemical Works. 840-845 Van Buren. Chicago.
OUNG MAN Reliable man for office work;
must furnish good references and 3600 cash capi
tal: salarv (loo per month. Address C..C, Dis
patch office.
YOUNG man who has had experience selling
real estate: state where last employed. G. H
Dispatch office.
"VOUG MAN to learn tbe barber trade. 1008
J. Carson Bt.. Southslde,
Agents.
AGENTS Entirely new; we guarantee and prove
that men can make I00 selling Patent Fly
Net Clips: everv horseman buys them: the editor
ays It', a practical Invention; sample bv mall,
with terms, 15c. Nat. Clip Co., Patentees. Harley
vllle. Pa.
AGENTS Sample sashlock (Pat. 1892) rree by
mall for 2c stamp; Immense: unrivaled: only
good one ever invented: beau weight.: .ales un
paralleled;tl2aaay. Brohard A Co., PbUada., Pa.
AGENTS-Most wonderful advertising scheme
ever known; patented: every merchant buy.;
Inclose stamp. Arcn Mfg. Co., Racine. Wis.
AGENTS 33 to fl dallr; experience unnecessary.
Putnam A Co.. Perfumers, West Wlnsted, Ct.
Female Help Wanted,
DISHWASHER Female dishwasher at once.
1103 Carson St., Jesse Moore.
"pjISHWASHER-Goodwln's cafe. 404 Smithfleld
GIRL Immediately, a competent girl for general
housework at No. 101 Buena Vista at., Alle
gheny. GIRL One experienced dining room girl at 32
Diamond square, city.
LADIES 25 steady and energetic ladle, to solicit
retell orders. Apply 349 Fifth av., Tuesday.
ADY WANTED-Lady or neat appearance and
accustomed to waiting on the public, for Tour
jy u.cuuuAauaitj. JIJIIJIT VJ AOU1U J.S, i BUU 'M
Federal st , Allegheny, Fa.
SEWERS-Experienced sewers on ladles' cotton
dresses. A. G. Campbell A Sons, 27 Fifth av.
WOMAN A matter of faot business woman to
solicit In the city; no books, no peddling: a
ood chance for a good worker. Address K.H.
ilspatch office.
Male and Female Help Wanted.
HELP-3 nurses. Haundresses. cook and waitress
for same family, chambermaids, cooks, din
ing room girl.. 200 houseglrls. German and col
ored girls, gardener for private family, one who
understaads flowers and green house, farm hands,
white and colored waiters. Thompson's. 603
Grant st.
HELP At once, man cook, waiters, 50 farm
hands, dairymen, hotel cooks, dishwashers,
chambermaids, dining room girls, family cook?,
nurses, 300 house girls, 00 for hotels and summer
resorts, 20 colored girls. Median's, 545 Grant st.
IADIES or young men to take light, pleasant
J work at their own homes; 31 to 33 per day can
be quietly made: work sent by mall; no canvass
ing. For particular, address atonce. Globe Mfg.
Co , box &331, Boston. Mass. Established 1880.
Situations Wanted.
OCCUPATION As bookkeeper, collector, or any
P2,1tt.0of trust; good references, etc. Ad
dre.. G. P., Dispatch office.
Tl
1 drawing.
Address E. K., Dispatch office,
"POSITION Stenographer who Is a telegrarh
X operator and fine penman wants a few hours
day work. Address B. F., Dispatch office.
POSITION By an experienced stenographer and
typewriter; good references. Address M. IL.
Dispatch office, Allegheny.
POSITION-Photographer wants position as re
toucher, operator or printer. AddreaaF..
Dispatch office.
POSITION as manager In retail drugstore: ten
years' experience. Address C. 42, care Dis
patch office. 1
POSITION As private nurse in any sickness:
good reference. Address N. 3.. Dispatch of
fice. POSITION Shoemaker wants lob ln store on re.
pairing. Box 85. Mnnhall. Pa.
SITUATION By man and wife: man aa coach
man; wife llrst-class cook. Address Richard
Blakely, Greenbush at.. Mt. Washington.
SITUATION-Bv young married man as shipper
or warehouse man; willing and not afraid of
work. Address Willing. Dispatch offlce.
Boarding Wanted.
WANTED-Gentleman and wife want pleasant
furnished room ln East End with conven
iences and board ir possible: reasonable: rererences
exchanged. Address II., 139 Collin, av.
WANTED-Boom and board for lady In East
End on Citizens' Traction line: nice sur
ronndlngs. Address R. S.. Dispatch offlce.
Permanent Guests Wanted.
PERMANENT gueata wanted at Eaat End Hotel.
Pennav., E. E.; thl. hotel has been recenUy
opened under new management : the bouse haa been
thoroughly renovated: Uble llrst-class; rates rea
sonable; a most desirable home during the coming
hot summer; good .tabling for saddle horses and
only 10 minniea xrom pare
prletor.
A. H. Wilson. pro-
Fire In.nranoa Wantetf."
BEXSWANGEB A ZAHN Flro Insurance, (t
Fourth av, ,
f
THE P1TTSBUKG DISPATCH, MONDAY, JUNE 13,
IT ANTED,
Boarders nnd Lodgers Wanted.
-rsOARDERS-Hotel Federal. 171 Federal at.,
X Allegheny;
i and 2 per day.
K rrr . . 1 . . - . j -
permanent ana transient wwruers
BOARDERS-One hall front, 1 large front room
reasonable, with board; reference given and
required, uetbst,
BOARDERS, roomer.: also table boarder.: bath,
conveniences. 69 Taylor av.. Allegheny.
HOTEL GIL30N-1S2S-1H8 l'enn av., two
squares union station, rooms and boarding,
1 day up. ,
LODGERS Anchor Hotel, Liberty, comer
Fourth: lodging per night, 25c, 35c. Me; week,
1 25, 11 75. V, SI.
OCCUPANTS One or two first-class gentleman
roomers; the oholce of three flue room. In the
bestpart of Oakland: will furnish breakfast and 8
o'clock dinners. If desired: strictly private, small
family. Address X, 100, Dispatch office, city.
SU MMER boarders at Hotel Williams, Ohio Pyle,
Pa. ; rates reasonable.
Wanted Fanner.
PARTNER A gentleman to buy a hair Interest
In a legitimate established business for 4,O0O:
location central, on Fifth av. : work most refined
and easy; hours short: profits large; business ha. a
showing or nearly S, 000 during past seven month..
For particulars address, if you mean business.
Established, Dispatch office.
Instruction.
LADIES and gentlemen to attend the old reliable
and strictly first-class Institution: for a
limited time you can get three months' Instruction
In practical bookkeeping, penmanship, commer
cial calculations, etc , for (15, or three months' In
struction In shorthand and typewriting combined
lor flu; Degia now ana prepare lor lau positions;
we never fall in getting situations for all compe
tent students: day and night school open the entire
year; bookkeeping taught by actual business prac
tice; established 12 years; write for pictorial cata
logue. Actual Business College, No. 5 blxth av.,
corner Wood St. M. J. Conner, President; J. M.
Phillips, Dean of Faculty.
PUPILS AN o.l lady music teacher desires a
few pupil.. Address Musical. Dispatch office.
Real Estate 'Wanted.
TIT ANTED On high ground, not more than ten
IT miles rromcltv nor more than three or four
mile, back from some railroad station, a small
house with good water and an acre or two of
ground: reasonable price and easy terms. Address
Box S3fl. Pittsburg Postofflce.
WANTED Real estate Small house or six
rooms and bath, close t cable or electric
cars: state where located and price. Address p. S.,
Dispatch office.
WANTED Real estate to sell, money to loan
property to rent aud rents to collect. J. H.
Cnambers s Co., 108 Fourth av.
Hnalnesa Opnortnntles Wantni.
WANTED Party to engage In some light manu
facturing business In my two-story building,
30x55 feet; will take Interest In business. Address
Business, Box 18, Minerva, O.
17IRST-CLASS mechanic wants to Invest from
JL 3300 to tl.ouO and take an active
Interest In a
manufacturing ousiuess.
patch office.
Address E. M., Dls-
Flnanclal Wanton.
BOOKS balanced, partnership settlements made,
defalcations traced and disputed accounts ad
Justed; terms moderate: good references. Expert,
Lock Box 1349, Pittsburg.
FINANCIAL-Loans or $500. fl,000 toti.OOOand
up to S20, 000 on mortgage, on Allegheny county
Improved property quickly placed at very small
estcostto borrower. Send your application tome
and I will save you money on mortgages. S. J.
Fleming. 400 Wood St., cor. Fourth av.
MONEY to loan, in sums of $500. 31,000. 32.000,
5,000 and upward, at lowest rates, on mort
gages. Charles Somers A Co., 131 Fourth av.
MONEY to loan. In sums or $500, fl.OOO, 32,000,
35,000 and upward, at lowest rates, on mort
gages. Charles Somers A Co., 131 Fourth av.
MONEY at 5 per cent. We have 350,000 to loan,
3300 up A lies Bros. A Co., 164 Fourth av.
MONEY to loan on mortgae; no delay: lowest
Interest. Howard Brown, 161 Fourth av.
MONEY to loan on short notice.
A Co.. 107 Federal st.
John K. Ewlng
MORTGAGES on city or Allegheny county prop
erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver A
Co.. 82 Fourth av.
rpOiLOAN 1200,000 on mortgages: 3100 and np
JL ward at 6 per cent: 3500,000 at 4,4 per cent on
residences or business property, vacant lot. or
farms. S. H. French. 125 Fourth av.
WANTED-3250to3350 bnys a safe and reliable
business needed In every city; will pay from
100 to (20U per month net profit: exclusive territory
given and complete outfit furnished: send for Illus
trated book. A. T. Thompson A Co., 13 Trcmont
row, Boston, Mass.
WANTED Mortgages on Improved city or Alle
gheny county property. McCune A Coulter.
3 Fourth av.
W All TED Bonds, stocks, mortgages and other
securities. Ed Wlttlsh. 134 Fifth av.. Pitts
burg, Pa.
Miscellaneous Wanted.
PAINTING and plateglass glazing. R. C. Miller.
526 Grant St., Pittsburg.
PATENTS O. D. Levis (20 year.). Solicitor. 131
Fifth av.. next Leader. Pittsburg: no delay.
TRUNKS hauled to and from East End for 50c
Campbell A Davlv 13 Seventh av. Telephone
276.
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 Everyone wno wants the finest and
cheapest wall paper in America to .end for
samples; sent free to any address. G. G. O'Brien,
Paint and Wall Paper Store. 292 Filth av.
WANTED One strong, low truck wagon,
double, for four or five weeks. Address W.J.
Longmore, Asst. Purchasing Agt., Westlngbouse
Electric and Mfg. Co.
WANTED-Horse. to paature; will
them; good reference given.
JohnW. Bell, North Star. Pa.
call for
Address
WANTED Old seal garments; we pay highest
cash price for such. Paulson Bros., 441
Wood st.
lOlt SAH-MlaCJELLANEOUS.
Bicycles, Tricycles, Etc, For Sale.
BICYCLES Easy term.. Warwick. Kenwood,
Ltberty. Remington. Hartford, (with Colum
bia tires, bearings, .elf-olllng chain and saddle).
Sundries of every description. Johnston's, 706
Smithfleld st.
BICYCLES and sporting goods in great variety;
repairing a specialty (while you wait). Klrch
ner A Cnlbertson, 5922 Penn av., below Highland
av.. East Liberty.
OLD WHEELS taken In exchange for new.
Pittsburg 'Cycle Co., 428 Wood st.
REP AIRING-All kind, or bicycles repaired;
expert machinists only; no bungling jobs or
extortionate prices. Pittsburgh Cvcle Co., 423
Wood street, and Ellsworth ana Center avenues.
SECOND-HAND BICYCLES-A large num
ber of Ramblers, Victors and others too nume
rous to mention, which we have taken in trade for
"Worth.:" low price.: eaav terms. Pitts
burgh Cvcle Co., 428 Wood street, and Ellsworth
and Center avenues.
WORTHS are the nearest approach to perfec
tion yet produced by 'cycle manufacturers.
To be seen and had only at Plttaburg 'Cycle Co. 's
salesrooms, 423 Wood St., and Center and Ellsworth
avenues
Musical Instruments.
"niOR SALE Pianos Two declacd bargains.
One 7K-octave sqnare piano, full size case, cost
originally 1375, for f 150. Inclusive stool and case.
One 7Ji-octave mahogany cased upright piano,
cost originally (475, for (250, inclusive plush cover
and stool. Tills
Piano has onlv had six months' usage and Is as
good as new. Call at A. A. Zweldinger'a Piano
and Organ Parlors, 2d floor of their building. No.
533 bmlthfield at.
ORGANS-"Smith American Organs."
Established 1850.
128.000 ln actual use.
"Decker ASon Pianos."
Established 1856 (6 years prior to any or similar
name.)
25, 000 in actual use.
Two or the best Instruments In existence. We
carry a nice line or all styles or these Justly cele
brated instruments. Guaranteed fully with a
guarantee as good as a U. S. bond. 'Io Intending
purchasers we offer tbe very best Inducements,
both as to prices and terms. A. A. Zweldlnger's
Piano and Organ Parlors, Id floor of their build
ing, 538 Smithfleld st.. city.
Machinery and Metals For Sale.
BOILERS and engines, second-hand: all sizes,
from 4 to 100 h. p. : cheapest in tbe market: S4
boilers and engine, in stock, stationary and porta
able, upright boiler., mounted farm engine, etc. ;
steam pumps, governor, pulleys and shafting.
Telephone J401, .3-25 Park way. J. b. Youug. Alle
gheny. Pa
CASH REGISTER, billiard and pool tables, stand
ard size, good as new. (100: cash or easy pay
ments b. b. Ransom A Co., Ij Diamond st.
ENGINES Genuine Acme automatic sarety en
gine, and uon-exploslve boilers, from one
hair to five horse powers, for natural gas or carbon
oil as fuel: latest Improved ventilating fan. and
water motors, sold by J. Prager, sole agent, at No.
4 Fifth av. Send for catalogue and Information.
ENGINES and boiler, or every description: brick
yard supplies; contractors, and rolling mill ma
chinery. 1 nomas Carlln's Sons, Lacock and San
dusky ata., Allegheny.
FR SALE Cheap Second-hand single Webb
perfecting Bullock press, capacity 8.000 to
9,000 8-page papers per hour. Address Press, box
iu, zriiisDurg, zra.
GRINDbTO.NES-In all sizes, lor all kind, of
grinding: Cralglelth. Newcastle, Nova Scotia
and other grits; iron frame, and fixture, for hand,
foot or power; mounted .tone, oil stone, emery
wheel, and grinders, Wm. M. Klrby, 133 First
avenue.
IMPROVED Whitman A Barnes high-speed
automatic non-exploslve engines and boilers,
exhaust and ventilating fly fans of our own make;
also electric lighting; second-hand old-stvle Acme
automatic engines; second-hand Snedtker and car
fly rana:B. W. Paine A Sons automatic engines,
from 5 to 250 horse power: electric motors, water
motors and all kinds of light power andsuppilea.
Tompkins ft Ulrlch. Engineers and Contractors,
318 and 318 Liberty at., Pittsburg, Pa.
TOB PRESS-lSxlfl.
Address Box 112, Sewickley,
Pa.
CAW TABLE One second-hand saw tabls for
ki stereotype or electrotype purposes, will be told
wft' 1 l 1 printer.' awius, japmy at
i Mwtu uu.inp.. emeu, vtur, DsuwBoie,
and
uismona.u.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS,
Hor.es. Vehicles. Live Stocat For Sale.
BEADLE HOUNDS-Two pairs, whelped Janu
ary 23, 1892; Imported atock, hi(h bred, perfect
trailer.; from prize winner.. Address Jno. B.
Pollock, Calcutta Road, East Liverpool. O.
BUGGIES Lot of line Dexter bungles, at the
Dexter Spring Works, Verona, -Fa., for sal
at coat. Samuel Lewi.. Receiver.
DELIVERY wagon. Delivery wagon, all style.;
our own make. Wm. Beckert. 340 to 344 Ohio
t.. Allegheny. Telephone, 343).
PONY, harness and cart Cost one year ago 1250:
will sell cheap for want of use. Address Una
Stltzer. Ever Green Hotel, BossPostofflce.
Rubh.r Stamps For Saie.
CIETyourrubber.tamp., .teel .tamps, stencils.
J seal presses, brass checks, etc. from SneaSer
4 Co., 49Flfth av.. Duff. College building.
Miscellaneous For Sale.
A FINE amatenr nhotoi
outfit.
Address
J. T. H. M., Dispatch office,
ELEGANT furniture, piano, carpets and house
hold goods, etc. At auction sale Thursday
morning, June 18, at 10 o'clock will be .old the
entire lurnlshment of a M-room dwelling. No. 1212
Bingham st . s. S. (late residence of Mrs. Doml
nlckMaguIre, deceased), consisting of one fine 7K
octave piano, parlor furniture, solid walnut cham
ber suites. 2 elegant M. T. cabinet sideboards, hall
rack, stands, marble top tables, rocking and. easy
chairs, bedsteads, mattresses, reather beds, pillows
and bolsters, bureaus, washstands, lace curtains,
brands and Ingrain carpets, dining room, kitchen
and lanndry furniture, etc. Smlthson A Moore,
Auct'rs, 645th av., Eisner Building.
FOR SALE At auction, household furniture.
Tuesday, June 14. 1892. at 10 o'clock a. m.. at
No. 112Fnlton St.. Pittsburg. Eighth ward. The
property consists of walnut bedroomuItes,mahog
any and walnut wardrobes, parlor and dining
room furniture, carpets, table, of various kinds,
baby carriage, cradle, pictures, etc., etc.; terms
cash. A. J. Pentecost. Auctioneer.
FOR SALE-LImlted number of printers' stand.,
also a lot of second-nand printers' case.; also a
saw table: price very loir If sold atonce. Address
Printer, box 182. Pittsburg. Pa.
FOB SALE BUSINESS.
Hn.lness Opportunities For Sale.
C1HEAP furnished room: house full of lodger;
13 rooms; on Sandusky street, bub, Dispatch
office.
dGAR and con fectlonery store Cheap for cash ;
J goo I reason for sa e; at No. 37 11th St., Pg.
CLOTHING and gents' furnishing goods store In
town of 15.000. about 30 miles from Pittsburg;
doing leading business In town; good reasons for
selling. Address T. T , Dispatch office.
HARDWARE and housefurnlshlng store In live
manufacturing town: well established and
doing the leading business In a town or 8 WO Inhab
itants; will invoice about 117.000: only those
having the capital will be entertained. Holmes
Co., 420Smlthneldet.
HOTEL and restaurant doing a profitable busi
ness, central city location: 15 rooms: furniture,
fixtures, range. ga6es. gis stoves, etc. ; all In prime
order: an attractive opening at a bargain. U-42-276).
Charles Somers A Co., 131 Fourth av.
HOTEL Rare chance; that fine 25-roomed Ever
green Palace Hotel now licensed. iMatthew
Cerldge, Ross, Pa.
LICENSED hotel business in excellent location r
long lease, very low rent, very low price and
very special bargain; good reasons ror selling;
business running full and making money. Jas.
W . Drape A Co. , 313 Wood street, Pittsburg.
MERCHANT tailoring establishment and gents
furnishing store; rarechance: dolnga splendid
business In the city. Address Furnishing, Dis
patch office.
MORNING PAPER ROUrE-The finest in the
citv-. clearing about 330 per week: can be
bought at a bargain. If taken at once.
Holmes A
uo., .a smunneia st.
SALOON and restaurant' one of the beat on the
Southslde; one whose license has never been re
fused. For further particulars inquire C. E. Sue
cop, 1403 Carson st.
SALOON and restaurant: finest location In city to
make money never refused license. Holmes
A Co.. 420 Smithfleld st.
STORE An established boot and .hoe business In
the East End at a bargain. Denmston, Eldcr
kln A Co., 11m., 6232 Penn av.. East End; telephone
5327.
FOB SALE LOTS.
City Lots.
0SQ 000 Very desirable and centrally located
jDD) corner lot, 40x120 feet; quick sale desirable
on account or owner's removal. (126) W. A Her-'
ron Sons, 80 Fourth av.
East End Lots For Sale.
T?OR SALE At nubile
sale on premises on
1892. at 2 p. M.. 4 con-
X Wed ne day, June 15,
tlaruous lots, each 25x140 feet on Penn av. distant
125 feet from Brushton av.. Twenty-first ward,
Pittsburg: as a whole or In lots; reasonable terms
or sale. Morton Hunter, Trustee. 87 Diamond st.
FOR BALE At public sale on premises on Fri
day, June 17th, Inst., at 2 P. M., lot. 14th ward.
Pittsburg. 83 31 reet front on Ward st. by 75 feet In
depth on Wllmot St.. as a whole or divided in lots;
reasonable terms or sale. Morton Hunter, Trustee,
N o. 87 Diamond st. '
( Hazelwood Lots For Sale.
HAZELWOOD AV. An elegant corner lot.
Irregular shape, equal to 62x120 feet, within a
few minntea' walk of Hazelwood station. Baltimore
A Ohio Railway, aud Second avenue electric car.;
will sell cheap lor cash, to quick, buyer. 'John E.
McCrickart. o9 Fourth av. : telephone 1676.
Allegheny Lou For Sale.
LOT-Splendid level lot 22 ft. (or) 43x100 feet to an
alley: fine residence location: adjoining 259
Chanters St., Sixth ward, Allegheny. Apply 102
Middle St., Allegheny.
LOTS In Grove Square plan, Perrysvllle av.. 310
to (50 cash, balance 31 to 35 per week, without
Interest. Call on Holmes A Co., 4J0 Smithfleld St.,
for plans.
Snburban Lots Fpr Sale.
LOTS 25x110 In Nadlne Park, 7 7-10 mile, from
Union depot, on tbe A. V. Ry.. for 3300. one
per cent cash and 31 per week: considering prices,
terms, advantages and location, Nadlne Park lots
are the finest on the market: plans, etc., furnished.
E. D. Wlngenroth, 100 Fourth ave.
WALLS STATION At a sacrifice, a choice lot,
fronting Broadway: a quick buyer may
actually double his money on this lo;; It mn.t be
sold. (4-100-434). Charles Somers A Co., 131 Fourth
av.
WILKINSBURG A large lot at a rare bargain;
50x170 feet: fine location. Jas. W. Drape A
Co., 313 Wood st , Pittsburg.
Farms For Sale.
FARM A very nice farm near tne city, only one
mile from railroad station; Qs acres, nearly all
under cultivation; good dwelling house, large
barn, fine orchard, plenty of water, a few acres of
timber; this la one of the best farm. In the eounty.
Jas. W. Drape Co.. 313 'Wood St.. Pittsburg.
JTOK SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
City Residences.
WE have good property for exchange; what
have you 1 Alles Bros. Co., 164 4th av.
IJQ OOO Nice two-atory and basement frame
tiDO) bouse of 8Tooms and bathroom, two halls,
pantry and three porches: all nicely painted,
papered and finished; natural gas and city water;
lot 25x130 feet, with fruit trees and shrubbery: Du-
uesne Heights. Oneida st. (1-23-193). Charles
omers A Co., 131 Fourth av.
East End Residences For Sale.
HOUSE One square from Penn av., new frame
house of alx rooms, finished attic, bath, hall
with open staircase, hot and cold water, dry cellar;
price (3, 200: (1,200 cash, balance three years. Den
nlston. alderkln A Co., llm 6232 Penn av., East
End; telephone 5327.
Cgf 200 Cor. Lowell and Wlnslow streets: a
IDts new rrame house or 6 rooma and fine attic,
hall, vestibule, bath, w, c. washstands. hot and
cold water, both rases, slate and wood mantels.
good cellar, range, chandelier, front and rear
porches and everything modern; lot 27x75 (A. 718).
Black A Balrd, 93 Fourth av.
5Q 300 Oakland 800 feet from 5th av.. new
tJlOj 10-room brick residence, containing all
latest modern Improvements-bath, laundry, etc.;
location unsurpassed: lot 32x190 feet: fine lawn and
shade trees. W. M. Pollock. 150 Fourth av.
fil 423 Cosy residence, corner lot from street
Dlj to alley; East End. J. J., 6352 Station St.,
ast End.
Allegheny Residences For Sale.
ESPLANADE ST. PBOPEBTY-Brlck house 7
rooms: lot 39Ji feet front. See A. D. Wilson,
55 Federal st,, Allegheny.
"T W,1 Ull f .... ... Id Wr, T Innnln s.r All..
A1 gheny. 10-room brick; lot 24x140. John X.
Ewlng A Co., 107 Federal St.
PEURYSV1LLE AV. PEOPERTY-New house;
lot 94x147. See A. D. Wilson, 55 Federal St.,
Allegheny.
RESACA ST. PROPERTY Good investment: 2
houses; sec about it. A. D. Wilson, 55 Fed
eral St., Allegheny.
Suburban Kesiaences For Sale.
2 ACRES and good residence ln the suburbs, near
the city and contiguous to railroad station;
residence has 8 rooms, hall, cellar, natural gas.
porches and observatory and Is ln good order
throughout: outbuildings, large orchard, orna
mental shrubbery, full flow of pure water, etc.; a
pretty place possessing a wide stretch of rural
scenery. Jas. W. Drape A Co., 3U Wood su,
Pittsburg.
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-Cash paid for old sealskin gar
ments. Paulson Bros., 441 Wood st.
PERSONAL Credit, yes. credit on line dress
goods, silks, satins, wraps, etc., at J. Dwyer's,
Room 4, McCance block, 701 smithfleld.
PERSONAL Cash paid ror old gold and silver,
watches and Jewelry repaired: new work made
to order. C hrls Ranch. 541 Smithfleld.
PERSONAL Hair, moles, etc., on ladles' faces
permanently destroyed by the electric needle
without pain or scar; consultation free. Miss
Streng. offlce 903 Penn av., Dickson building.
PEBSONAL Everett ulub News The pianos de
livered this week are: Club A. No. 38, Mrs. P.
Brennan, 231 Market st. ; Club a. No. 127, Mrs,
Clara K. Otto, 202 Washington av.. Allegheny, l'a.
PERSON AL When 1 was a smalt dot my mother
always repaired my breeches ana Jacket, bat
since I got to be a great big man, Dickson, the
well-known tailor, 33 Fifth av cor. Wood-st.,
second floor, has been substituted, who now doss
all my cleaning, pressing and renovating ln great
shape. TeLUM.
189a
TO LET.
City Residences.
TO LET tlO per mo., house 4 rooms. Jones av.;
also 113 per mo., house 6 rooms. Spring alley;
both near 28th St. See W. A. Uerron Son J. 83
Fourth av.
TO LET House No. 427 Liberty St.. city: It
rooms. Inquire at A. V. D. Watterson'a,
Anchor Bank Building, fifth av.. city.
r LET Nice 8-roomed bouse on Cowan St., Mt.
Washington: rent f 18; immediate possession.
E. p. Wlncenroth, 100 Fourth av.
East End Residence. To Let.
TO LET Furnished honse, Dlthrldge st., above
Center av. ; fine furnished house of ten rooms:
reception hall. bath. w. c. electric light, wash
stands, pantrle., laundry, .peaking tubes, porches,
conservatory; a grand honse: one of the finest lo
cations In the city. Baxter, Thompson A Co., 161
Fourth av.
TO LET Will rent to a desirable psrty for tbe
summer months 10-room, brick dwelling, situ
ated No. 200 Coltart Square. Oakland; particular,
at Kensington office. No. 79 Fourth av., Pittsburg,
Pa. .
Hazelwood Residences To Let.
TO LET On Hazelwood av., near Sylvan, house
of eight room. with. laundry, city water,,both
gase. and bath room; fine situation, ample
ground., fruit tree., grapes, shrubbery, etc. : rent
moderate; possession Immediately. Apply H.
Bnrgwln. 150 Fourth av.
Allegheny lte.lclence. To Let.
TO LET See John K. Ewlng & Co., 107 Federa
St., for Allegheny houses.
Suburban Residence. To Let,
TO LET Sewickley. house of 10 rooms, laundry,
bath, fcot and cold water. Inside w. c, both
gases, stable and carriage house. 1M acres of
ground: forest and fruit trees In abundance: i
minutes' walk from station: rent 950 per month
Geo. S. Cotton & Co . 64 Federal St., Allegheny.
TO LET 113 50 per mo., very desirable house S
rooms, large yard, easy of access, bteuben St.,
adjoining city, West End: a nice suburban home
for the money. W, A. Uerron & Sons, 80 4th av.
TO LET Edgeworth Station and near Sewickley.
elegant summer residence. 10 rooms, nice
grounds. Will rent for summer or longer, S30 per
month. Black & Balrd, 95 h onrth av.
Rooms To Let.
DINWIDDIE ST., 241-Elegant front room, suit
able for man and wife or gentlemen: bath,
conveniences; llrst-class neighborhood; excellent
hoard.
FIFTH AV.. 634 A nlcelv furnished room suita
ble for one or two gentlemen with all convent-
JTORBES AVE.. 340 Furnished room; private
Js family; use of bath.
FUNTAIN ST.. 64. elty-Fumlshed room, to
let, with or without hoard.
FOURTH AV.. 133 Furnished rooms, front or
back; communicating If desired.
LA COCK ST. Furnished rooms, all modern con
veniences. Apply to Moyle's, 165 Lacock St.,
Allegheny.
UNION AV., 23, Allegheny Well furnished second-story
front room with board; terms
moderate.
WATSON ST , 52-Furniahed rooms;
three minutes from Court House.
bath;
WEBSTER A V.. 359 Furnished and unfur
nished room, reasonable; bath: conveniences.
WEBSTER ST. 109. Allegheny-Furnished
front; rent 33 ; suitable for two.
WESTERN AV.. 331. Allegheny-Furnished
rooms. Use bath, both gases.
rj See additional adlets under Wanted Boarders
XJ i
and Lodgers.
Business Stands To Let.
TO LET Space with power, cor. Penn and Third
ays.: three floors: 20,000 feet .pace; abundant
power: good light; splendid location: every con
venience. Apply Nicola Bros., 20 Fifth av.
rpo LET Four-storr brick building. 133 Second
X av., two door, from Smithfleld St.: will lease
for five year..
Apply at first floor office of Kauf-
manns' store.
Offices and Dealt lloom Io Let.
,EK ROOM-No. 108 Fourth av.. 1st floor front.
D
Black A Balrd, No. 95 Fourth av.
Farms To Let.
TO LET Farm, a small farm In Butler county
with dwelling and outbuildings, water, etc., to
some one who can occupy the place at once and can
come well recommended: would rent very cheap.
Jas. W. Drape A Co., 313 Wood st.. Pittsburg.
Miscellaneous To Lets.
TO LET-310 to f50 the first month, and 35 to 315
each month until paid, without Interest, for a
lot In Grove Square plan. Perrysvllle av.. Alle
gheny. Call at Holmes A Co.'s. 43) Smithfleld st.
REMOVALS.
I? MIL DORNER'S employment office removed
U from Hot Liberty st to 1145 Penn av. Help or
all kinds promptly furnished.
AUCTION SALES.
. PUBLIC AUCTION.
TO'TnE.ELITE OF THBITT. 'J
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD ' FOflRITOBE
UPRIGHT PIANOS,
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 13, 10.30
SHARP.
At tho beautiful residence, 186 Shef
field street, coiner Bldwell, magnifi
cent silk brocatelle parlor suit, also
fine Wilton rug suit, upright
cabinet grand piano, collection of fine im
ported oil paintings, rare bronzes and brica
brac, handsome bisque figures, all the fine
carpets, etc,
A fine music box, pier and mantel mirrors,
parlor cabinets, music cabinet, magnificent
piano lamp, cost (95, odd chairs, fancy ta
bles, easels, pedestals, real lace curtains,
moqnette, brnssels, Wilton carpets, fine sec
cyl. bookcases, engravings, etchings, fine
onyx clock set, rare bronzes, collection of
oil paintings, handsome oak hall stand.
Royal "Worcester, Doulton, Hungarian and
Japanese ware, elegant walnut and antiqne
bedroom sets, chiffonier, etc, hair mattress.
Fine oak sideboard, oak china closet, dining
chairs, extension table, tea set, berry set,
ice cream set and fancy china pieces; all the
silverware. CHARLES DAVIS,
Auctioneer.
N.'B. EVERYTHING EQUAL TO NEW.
A UCTION SALE
Furniture, carpets, curtains, office safe,
tobacco, etc., TUESDAY, Jnne 14, at 10
o'clock, at the rooms of the Henry Auction
Company, 34 and 26 Ninth street. Elegant
brnssels cai pet for rooms, halls and stairs.
curtains,rugs,ioiaingcnairs,nnepiusn parlor
sulto.cost $450: parlor suites in rugs, tapestry
and silk brocade,1 fine oak and mahogany
chamber suites, mirror door wardrobes, fold
ing beds, bookcases, desks, office safe, china
closet, sideboaids, extension table, chairs
and rocker, spring mattresses ana bedding-,
dishes and glassware. Also at the same
time BOO gross Nabob fine cnt tobacco to ba
sold for account of whom it may concern in
ots to suit the dealers. Sale positive.
HENRY AUCTION COMPANY,
Auctioneers.
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL,
MANLIUS, N, Y.
Summer School of Instruction and Recrea
tion, Jnne 20 to Sent. 15. Apply to
WILLIAM VERBECK.
Examinations for admission to the Fresh
man Class will be held ln Pittsburg in tho
Judges' Chambers of the U. S. District Court,
Federal Building, beginning on Monday,
Jane 20, at 2 p. M. .
Catalogues containing' specimens of ex
amination papers and any other intortnation
ln regard to the examination can be had on
application to A. P. Burgwiu, Attorney at
Law. 150 Fourth ave . Pittsburg.
GEORGE WILLIAMSON SMITH,
President.
Hartfotd, Conn., Jnne 1, 1892.
PENNSYLVANIA
TUB
STATE COLLEGE
Fall term begins September li, 189.2. Ex
aminations for admission, at the College,
June 16 and September 13.
Local examinations at Pit'sbnrg, Monon
gabela House, Thursday and Friday, June IS
and 17, beginning at 9 a. v. and 2 r. x. each
day.
The examination the flrst day will include
the common Eogllsh branches and Physi
ology, and Latin for those who propose to
enter the Latln-Scientlflc Course.
The examination the second day will in
clude Higher Algebra, four books in Plane
Geometry, and Physics.
Catalogues, showing courses of study in
Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry, etc,
with requirements ror admission, may be
obtained on application to the President.
GEO. W. ATHEETON, LL. D..
Jell State College, Pa.
PATCNTQ O.D.LEVIS (next Leader,)
r A I CH I O. i8i ruth av., Pittsburgi P
M years solicitor.
CHOICE PBOPEHTTES.
HILAND PARK.
2,000 FEET FRONTAGE
on CO-foot street, adjoini
lng HilandPark; (40 per
front foot can bo re
tailed within six months
at (CO to (70 per foot.
SAMUEL W. BLACK & CO.,
99 FOURTH AVENUE.
$11,000.
Fifth Avenue Investment
ONE BRICK,
ONE FRAME
DWELLING.
Will rent for a good price and bring ln a
good investment.
Lot 36x166 Feet,
On which 3 additional houses can ba built.
Terms Easy.
Property sure to enhance in value,
SAMUEL W. BLACK & CO.. 93 Fourth av.
BARGAIN I
ONLY $3,400
For a good, new brick honse of 6 rooms;
well sewered; good level lot; only two
minutes' -walk from tho Citizens' Traction
road.
'LIGGETT BROS.,
71 DIAMOND Si:
A
REMARKABLE
RECORD.
KENSINGTON
Is just one year old. When the first lot '
was sold on June io, 1891, the only
building on the ground was one farm
house. To-day it has over 800 houses. ,
It has a population of 4,000 people. It
has 1 1 large manufactories and the Great
Chambers Glass Works, the largest in '
the world, which will employ 1,800 work-
men. Lot buyers have doubled their '
jnpney at KENSINGTON. 20,000
people visited
KENSINGTON
a
During the past
lots. There never
in the State. The opportunity is given
buyers to invest
double quickly.
early.
Go out the Allegheny Valley road f
and see the new
in a lew montns
sum.
Free railroad tickets given to KEN
SINGTON and return.
Salesmen always on the grounds.
Other information given at office of
Tie Kensington Sptu Co,
No. 79 Fourth Ave. (First Floor),
Pittsburg, Pa.
$600 GIVEN AWAY
AT
THE
AUCTION SALE
Of lots, Monday, June 20, on the
MAYFIELD,
Sub-division, PEEEYSVILLE and Marshall aTennes, near Charles street
Tenth ward, Allegheny, now the booming district.
FREE BIDE on Perrysrille avenue electric cars.
FBEE DINNER served from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M.
FREE CONCERT by the GREAT "WESTERN RAND.
FREE chance for every person to secure a large, nicely located lot
covered by fruit and shade trees at an exceedingly low price, on Ions: time and
easy monthly payments. ALL are invited. Come everybody and bring your
wife and family and spend the day in the pure air and cool shade of the big
trees that cover the prove. The Perrysville avenue electric cars will take you
to the spot in 20 minutes from Smithfleld street. FREE TICKETS, PJ0AN3
and fall particulars can be obtained by calling on
JOHN K. WING'S CO., EXCLUSIVE AGENTS, '
Main Office, 107 Federal St.; Branch Office, Perrysville Ave. and Charles St.
A. J. PENTECOST, AUCTIONEER.
P. 8. The above f600 premiums will
tale on the following conditions: $300 to
$200 to the aecond, and $100 to the third.
aloe home cheap, .
li j
CHOICE FEOPERTTE.
BARGAIN.
Only (C3 per foot front for a lot 100x134
on the eastern sido of Howe street, running
through to sn alley.
LIGGETT BROS.,
, 71 DIAMOND STREET.
BANK bTATEMENTSv
EPORTOF "Til E CONDITION OF THB
DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK, of 124 Fourth
avenue. Pittsbnrg, Allegheny county, Penn
sylvania, at the close of business May Slat,
189i
RESOURCES.
Cash on hand and deposited with
banks $1,843,001 21
Time loans on collateral 478,115 0)3
Loans upon bonds and mortgages. 3,112,148 37
Investment securities- 9,213,819 25
Real estate,fnrnlture and fixtures 311,337 85
Current expenses and taxes paid. 83,303 01
Miscellaneous assets ... 20,286 25
313,018,311 OS
LIABILITIES.
Surplus fund $ 772,333 65
Undivided profits 294,933 OT
Deposits subject to check- 13,951,044 41
$13,018,311 03
A report ln detail of above securities has
been made to CLE Krumbhaar, Superinten
dent of Banking.
State of Pennsylvania, County of Alle
gheny, ss.:
I, Jas. B. D. Meeds, Treasurer of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true, to tbe best of my
knowledge and belief.
JAS. B. D. MEEDS, Treas.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thia
8th day of June, 1S92,
GRAHAM SCOTT, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
ANDEEMT D. SMITH,
JOHN FABRELL,
CHAS. F. WELLS.
Trustees.
S500TOS500,000 2
gaes, city or countryproperty, at lowest
rates. JAS. W. DRAPE & CO., 313 Wood St.
Pittsburg.
Telephone No. 973.
week. Many bought
was such a sale of lots
where their nioney will
Take advantage of it
city. Buy a lot and
you win maKe a snus
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the first party completing a home; .
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