JHTTHBUKG DBS&lTCH; MONDAY. JUNE
JOT AFTER SORROW.
Besidents of Troy Hill Celebrate the
Feast of Corpus Christi.
KO SIGNS OP MOURNING IEFT.
Solemn Eenices CommeraoratiTe of the
Messed Sacrament.
MOST UNIQUE SCENES ON THE MOUXT
There was joy en Mount Troy yesterday
despite the fact that the man upon whom
nearly all its inhabitants looted with rev
erence and awe, the priest-physician,
Father Mollinger, had been laid to rest
pnly the day before. The habiliments of
woe were thrown aside in order that honor
might be done to mightier than he, for it
was the feast of Corpus Christi, or of the
Blessed Sacrament.
There is no place in the United States
where this feast is observed with more pomp
lid ceremony on each recurring year than
upon Mount Troy, the old world ideas oi its
celebration, since father Mollinger took
charge of the parish of The Most Holy
Name many years ago, having been brought
and planted there. No matter what may
happen there is always on this feast scenes
which attract hundreds of people who are
not Catholics, but who seem to evince
almost as much interest in the ceremonies
as the faithful themselves. "While in all
Catholic churches the day is observed with
more than usual impressiveness, none pre
tend to equal the ceremonies on the hilL
Tlip Sicnifiranci. or tho Festival.
The Catholic Church holds that the proper
time of the festival is Thursday, the eve of
Good Friday, because on theliight before
His death Christ instituted the Eucharist,
put as the adneis begotten by the commem
oration of Christ's death Is supposed to ab
sorb every other lectins during Holy Week,
so the first Thurs-day or Sunday after the
Paschal season is choson to celebrate with
befitting solemnity the re.il presence of
Chiibt in the sacrament. Thus it is that in
foreign countries and in Oitliolic cities on
this continent there ore always upon tho
feast of Corpus Christi a procession of
priests earning the sacrament, the way
boine stren n w ltli flowers.
ithout doubt anv person who had vis
ited Troy lull yesterdav morning would
have thought himself in some Cutholic coun
try for the reason that it is seldom, or In
In tact not at all, such scenes are witnessed
within anv other pitt of tho United States,
except upon this lofty and beautiful mount.
Tew indted -b ero tho houses which did not
Mion in some way that a feast in the truest
pense of the word was being held. The
only sign left to show that but
the day before there had been mourning
on the Mount, were the bands of crape
which swung froui the front oi St. Anthony's
Chapel. Such emblems had been remoi ed
from all tho halls and buildings belonging
to the church Saturdav e cuing and from
tho private houses. They were replaced by
garlands of green, wiiich weie strung across
seeral of tho streets. On tho street In
which the chapel is situated were strung
two large Amencanflajs a small Papal flag
hems suspended alongside one of them.
Groves Soring Cp as ir by Magic.
But the unique feature was the transfor
mation in tho appearance of most of the
streets. As everj one knows who has vis
ited the bill, all the streets are lined
w ith shado trees, and that is one of the
most charming features of tho pretty hill
ton. Yesterdav. however, there appeared.
as if by magic, another row of trees on many
ofthestieets. They were not exactly fulf
fleaed trees, but 11 stranger could hardly
toll the difference, for they were large limbs
and they had been planted in the street Just
outside the gutters. t here branches of
trees weie not available those who possessod
potted plants lined their sidewalks with
them. TheplantB which hate for so long
lent beauty to the area in front ot tho late
residence of Father Molllngor were placed
upon tho sidewalk in front of the pastoral
residence and St. Anthony's Chapel. The
effect was somewhat tropical and was en
chanting in the extreme. It was not until
C o'clock on Saturday evening that tlie work
of decorating was "begun, and before mid
iiicht it was completed.
The early masses at the chnrch yesterdav
morning were largely attended, as hundreds
knew that it would be impossible for all the
members of the immense congregation to
attend the principal service later in the
day. It was 10 o'clock when the parade be
gan to form on Hazel street in front of the
parochial residence. The procession was in
this order, tho whole being led by a man
carrying the American flag:
The Procession or the Sacrament.
Three acolytes, one carrying a large crnclflx,
while on cither lde were the other two with lighted
taper.
Soeietr of the Most Holy Name of Jesus.
Catholic Mutual Beneficial Association In re
galia. Knights orst. George In full uniform.
Young Men's Literary Association of St. An
thoni. P.ovs and girls of the various schools.
Flftv little girls dressed lu while, w ho distributed
Cower. Jn the pathway or the priest, w ho carried
tht fcacrament.
Father Dangelzer. carrying the sacrament. fol
low ed bv the other clergy.
Cholrofthe church.
Mother and young wenen.
As the procession moved the choir chanted
the lesponscs to the priests, and tho scene
was solemn In the extreme. Along the line
or maiclito the church had been erected
four altars, at each of which there was the
exposition of the sacrament, the benedic
tion being pronounced over hundreds of
people as they knelt by Father Dangelzer.
Then the procession was continued to the
church, which had already been filled with
worshipers. The altars were a blaze of
light, and with the banks of flowers pre
sented a most entrancing sight. So soon as
those for whom seats were reserved had
taken their places solemn high mj.ss was at
once begun. 1 he celebrant was Eev. Father
Dangelzer; Deacon, Kev. Father Myers: Sub
deacon, Ret Henry McDermott, and Master
or Ceremonies, Kev. Father Wuendling.
A Tribute to Father Molllnger.
The sermon was delivered by the late
Father Mollinger's assistant. Kev. Father
Myers. He prefaced his remarks upon the
meaning of the festival of Corpus Christi by
telling the congiegation how glad he was
that tho members of the congiegation so
grandly testified the love they boro their
late pastor as shown by the manner in
which they had honored his incmdry He
asked that during the Month's Mind the 30
tlajs following tho death of their'pastor
they should pray for the repose of his soul.
This was the last service held in the church
for tho day, as the clergy were so worn out
that t espers was omitted.
hen the storm broke over Mount Troy
In the afternoon, those who had put out dec
orations hastily got them under shelter,
and those who neglected to do so suffered
considerable loss, for the fierce wind
w hlrled the rain through tho hilltop streets
with great velocitv. The newly planted
tree branches were strewn In all
direction. and it looked as if
a teiitablecvclone had struck the place.
Nofn ithstanding the weather many people
visited St. Anthony's Chapel, and those who
had never seen the interior were admitted,
lieyond the many hundreds of relics which
d,ew their attention weie tho lobes in
w hich Father Mollinger had said his last
mus, w Inch wore 13 ing upon a side table.
Sundat next will be another gala day on
the Mount, lor then SO children will make
their first communion. Each society has
delegated six of its member to go with the
priests and choir, and escort the children
from the tchoolhouso to the church.
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Dr. H C. McCoy, Algona, la., says: "I have
used it In cases of Ujbpepsia, neivous ex
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depressed couditlon or the system resulting
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"Save your clothes by using Walker's
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The "Jewett" Gas Kango will do everv
thlngyou want to do on a range and give
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you .5 per cent of the gas 3 on would uso In
a conl range. Call and see it In operation at
tho Furnace, Range and Stove Stores of J. a
Bartlett, No. 203 and 205 Wood street. Pitts
burg. Walker's Family Soap
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SBEAXIKO AWAY FBOK HHL.
The Senator Said -to Be Losing Ground
Rapidly In His Own State.
T. D. Mitchell, a contractor from Wells
vllle, N. Y., Is registered at the Central. He Is
drilling wells in the Mt. Morris oil field. His
home Is not far trom Elmira, where Senator
Hill lives. Mr. Mitchell thinks thnt Hill has
overreached himself, and that he Is los
ing ground rapidly In New York. He
cited tho case of Senator Walker ot Corning,
who was counted in by the Hill people In
the last elerfim. Walker is now a delegate
In Chicago, nd he is making strong speeohes
In favor of Cleveland and against HilL
Other alleged friends of the Senator are
breaking away from him, and his ranks are
being decimated. Hill wanted Croker, the
Tammany chieftain, to go to Chicago and
say that Cleveland couldn't carry New
York, bnt the Sachem refused. Mr. Mitchell
is a Republican, but he thinks Grover can
win out in the Empire State.
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MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Bleetlngs-
COMRADES OF COL. W. n. MOODYxPOST
ho. 15S, G.A.R , will assemble In full uniform
atG. A. R. Hall. Grand! lew av.. Thirty-second
waril. on MONDAY, June 20, at 1:30 F. M. sharp,
to attend the funeral or our late Comrade, I at
Commander illlam Mlnslnger.
Members of Company G. 130th Regiment, Pa.
YoU. and members of sister posts Invited.
1. SOFFEL. D. H. fel'EER.
Adjutant. Commander.
Notice.
V70TICE OFFICE OF TnE NAT. TRANSIT
1 Co.. or Oil City. Pa.. June 17. '82. The na
trons or the National Transit Co. are hereby
notified that all credit balances upon the books
or the National Transit Co. at the close of busi
ness June 16. 1832. and Ml outstanding acrcptanccs
Issued on or prior to that date are snblect to an
assessment or one hundred and seventy-six thou
sandths of one per cent or one and sevehtv-slx
hundredths (1.76) bbls. on a thousand. In plpeage
pild oil on account of loss br lire on the morning
or June 17. IS1!! ortink United Register No. L 240,
lorated on Ere Farm, near Olean, N. Y. Signed,
D. O'DAY, Gen. Mgr.
Legal .Notices.
LEGAL NOTICE ALL GOODS LEFT WITH
Mrs. . Gallineer, No. 1J00 Penn ae. or 1106
Penn ave. will be sold according to law unless re
deemed within three (3) days from date.
TOTICE IS IIFREBY GIVEN" THAT MY WIFE.
L Marv E. Ral'le, having left m bed and board
without just provocation or cause. I hereby give
notice that I will not be responsible for any debts
contracted b her. JOHN BAILIE, 7505 Susque
hanna St.. East End.
TIDELITY T-TLE AND TRUST COMPANY,!
121 and 121 Fourth avenue.
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH WILCOX. DE
CEASED Notice Is hereby given th-itletters
of administration on the estate or Elizabeth Wilcox
have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all
persons Indebted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment, and those hting claims
against the same should make them known without
delay.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator, c. t. a.
JNO. E. SHAW. Attorney.
VTOTICE IS nERERY GIVEN THAT THE
1 limited partnership association under the title
or J. li. Vandcrgrirt Coal Company, Limited,
formed on January 5. 1892, under and subject to
the act of Assembly of the Commonwealth or
Pennslranla. entitled "An act authorizing the
formation or partnership associations in which the
capital shall alone be responsible ror the debts of
the association, except under certs In circum
stances," approved 2d June. A. D. 1874, and the
several acts supplementary and amendatory
thereto, ha been this 11th day or June,
Ufa. dissolved, and that James I. Buchanan,
John G. Bright, and Samuel H. Vander
grirt have been elected br the members
orthls association liquidating trustees, with rull
power aud authority to wind up the concern and
distribute the net assets thcreor among the mem
bers. JOHN G. BRIGHT. Secretary.
VTOTICE IS, HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
J t application will be made to the Governor
of Pennsvlvania on the 6th DAY OF JULY,
1892. by William H. Hyde, Harry R. Hyde.
t alter P. Murphy, hamuel Murphy. Charles
K. Chambcrlln and Oliver J. Sarver, under
the act or Assembly entitled "An act to
provide ror the Incorporation and regulation of
certain corporations." approved April 29. 1874. and
the supplements thereto, for the charter of an In
tended corporation, to be called "The Hvde Land
Companv,'" the character and object of which Is
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.
II. A G. C. BUKGWIN. Solicitors.
PROPOSALS.
VTOTICE T') NATURAL GAS COMPA
JLt NILS .t ali-l proposals will be received
at this oflli e u ,til o'clock r. m. TUESDAY.
June 21, 1S92, 01 supplying the Court House
and Jail with natural gas for fuel.
Bids must bo addressed to the County
Commissioners.
Each bid must be accompanied by a bond
in double tho amount of bid.
The County Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all bids. For Informa
tion call at tue Countv Commissioners'
office. JAMES A. GRIER.
County Controller.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at office ot the Hancock snb
Distnct School, Fifth ward, Pittsburg, until
JULY 5, at C r. m , for calsomlning echool
building (old calsomine to be carefully
washed off) and best material used; also for
fifteen hundred (1500) bushels, more or less,
of lump coal, tree from slate or slack,
weighed on city scales; also to replace pres
ent blackboards with natural slateboards of
best quality, first five rooms to be ruled, re
maining four to be spaced; Janitor will give
height of boards and all information re
quired; board reserves right to reject any or
all bids. JAMES CAULFIELD, Secretary.
PROPOSALS SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received at office of U. J. L.
Peoples Architect, until 2 o'clock p. il, on
SATURDAY, June 25, 1892, for the erection
and completion of tho Fourteenth Ward Sub
District School building, on Boquet St., Syl
van av. and McEee place, Oakland.
Plans and specifications can be seen at
the office of the architect, when further in
formation as to the proposed work can be
obtained. Each proposal must bo accom
panied by a bond double the amount of bid.
The School Board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids. U. J. L. PEOPLES,
Architect,
Standard Building, Pittsburg, Pa.
-VTOTICE TO PRINTERS, BINDERS AND
i STATIONERS Sealed proposals will
be received at this office until 4 o'clock p. x.,
TUESDAY, Juno 21, 1892 for printing and
fnrntshlng blanks for county offices for the
ensuing year. Also for furnishing station
ery for county offices for the ensuing year.
Also for tho following books, viz: 193 as
sessors' blotters, containing 35.970 leaves;
1G2 office duplicates, containing 18,050 leaves:
121 scnool dupllcate,contalning 15,150 leaves:
156 treasurer s duplicates, containing 12,310
leaves; 400 stenographer's books. For sam
ples and information call at the County
Commissioners' office. Bids to be accom
panied by bond, with two sureties, in one
half the amount or bid. Successlul bidders to
give bond, with two sureties, in double the
amount of bid. The right to 1 eject any or
all bids is reserved.
JAMES A. GRIER,
County Controller.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING STA
TIONERY, Furnituie. Fuel and other
Supplies.
In compliance with the Constitution and
laws or the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, I hereby invite sealed proposals, at
prices below maximum rates (fixed it
schedules, to furnish stationery, furniture,
fuel and other supplies for the scveial de
partments of tho State Government, and for
making repairs in the several departments,
and for the distribution of the public docu
ments, for the year ending the first Monday
or June, A. D. 1S93.
Separate proposal will bo received and
separate contracts awarded as announced in
said -schedules. Each proposal must "be ac
companied by a bond with approved sure
ties, conditioned lor the faithful perform
ance or the contract, and addressed and de
livered to me beore 12 o'clock m. of Wednes
day, the 29th dayot June, A. D.189i,at which
time the proposals will be opened and con
tracts awarded, in the Reception room of
the Executive Department, at Harrlsburg.
Blank bonds and schedules containing" a
necessary information can be obtained at
this department.
WILLIAM F. HARRITY.
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
Proposals for Supplies.
Sealed proposals will be received until
FRIDAT, Jnlv L at 7.30 r. jr., for the follow
ing supplies for the school district or Mc
Keesport, Pa.:
Seventy-eight gross No. ! lead pencils,
pointed, Inserted eraser, or rubber tip- 32
gross drawing pencils: 200 boxes lain
pointed slate pencils, 5 to 6 inch 222
reams legal, cap, 12 or 14 pd; 140 reams Man
ila ruled practice pa pen 128 gross school pens:
1,4207x11 double slates, 1,200-Sxl2 douhlo
slates, wire or cord bound and noiseless: 650
scratch tablets, plain, 6x9, 480 pages: LK
students' note books, commercial ruling,
8x10, 100 pages; 20 pounds slate sponges (150
to the pound); 5 five-gallon kegs best school
ink; 75 gallons crimson ink. quarts- 235
dozen 12-lnch wooden rulers; L800 straight
handled pen holders: 570 boxes round white
uravon; 2,000 assorted blotters, 4x9k:. 300 lbs
to ream; 70 pints standard mucilage F. O.
II.. McKeesport. Bids should be indorsed
-1 01.2sals ,or Supplies," aud addressed- to
E. M. Trlcb. Chairman Text Book and Snp
ply Committee, McKeesport, Pa. No pro
posal necess irily accepted.
Samples can be addressed to the under
signed. J. D. FOSTER,
Secretary.
M&Diiptav adverttmnenU one dollar per
equarefor one ttutrfion. Claaifled real asaie
adverUiement on thii page ten cento per line for
each insertion, and none taken or leu than
thirtli cents.
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ALLEGHENY ADDITIONAL.
F. H. EGGERS A SON, Ohio and Chestnut streets.
THOMAS McnENRT, Western and Irwin avennes.
WANTED.
JUaJe Ilela.
A GOOD butcher: one that understands cutting
meats. Apply at 6004 Elsworth ave.. E. E.
B
ARBER Good barber.
D. W. Hlrglns. 1366
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B
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B'
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B'
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irwln av-, Allegheny, l'a.
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83 Lacock St..
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COOrER to head small kegs: steadvwork to a
good man. Apply 1S6 Pennsylvania av., Alle
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St., s. a.
FIRST-CLASS colored head waiter for a resort:
hlghet reference Indispensable; also a few
waiters, Peregrlro, 159 Fourth av.
GOOD BARBER Young man preferred. Apply
to Geo, Jenny, No. 107 bouth Canal St., Alle
gheny, -i
IoK Cream maker: experienced. Apply at once
609 bmltirfleld St.
LABORERS L 000 to 1,500 railroad laborers: also
a few good foremen to work on Clearfield and
Mahoning K. R. on 16 miles heavy work. Apply
on the work at Clearfield, Pa. ; wages 1 23. Geo.
S. Good A Co.:
MAM with pusn wanted In eacn city, town and
hamlet to Introduce tbe fastest selling house
hold article on record; over a million sold In
Phlladelohla; will pay comoetent person 4 per
day. Address with stamp. W. H, Williamson, 44
North Fourth street. Philadelphia, Pa.
MAN to represent us In each cltv and town;
goods sell at tight: send stamp ror samples
and terms. J. W. Grady. 102 4th av., room 6.
Pittsburg.
MAN Single white man tomllL and take care ot
cows and horses and garden: good wages to
competent man. Apply at 905 Liberty Bt,
MAN Bright man, business ability, to learn onr
business with view controlling others. H. S,
Werner, Schmidt building.
MAN An energetic sober man In each town:
send 10c for particulars. Lock Box 944, Alli
ance, O.
MEN To take orders; no delivering or collect
ing; no experience: steadrwork; best terms;
outfit free. Allen Nursery Co., Rochester, N. Y.
MEN To canvass Pittsburg and Allegheny; new
goods: sell at sight: good commission. 102
Fourth av., room 6.
PAINTERS Five first-class house painters. Ad
dress Kaehler A Otte. Evans Cltv. Pa.
SALESMAN with established trade: city grocers:
j references. Address W. W., Dispatch office.
"70UNGnian IS orl9yrs.of age for men's fur
X nlshlng goods store: only those having exper
ience need anply. 'Anfliammer A Evans, 6103
Penn av., E. E.
Agents.
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Protection, by Hon. James G. Blaine and Hon.
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day ; books on credit; freight paid; outfit 25c, or
free with rererence; write quick. Address Globe
Bible Publishing Co., 723 Chestnut St.. Philadel
phia, Pa., or SM Dearborn St., Chicago, III.
AGENTS 13 to 7 dally : experience unnecessary.
Putnam A Co.. Perfumers. West WInsted, Ct.
Female Help Wanted.
A GOOD servant girl for upstairs work, 507
Ferry at.
COOK -Bright young girl to cook and take charge
of dining room. Call at No. 380 Wlncblddle
ave., near Liberty ave.. East End.
COOK Girl to do plain cooking and take care of
dining room: wages satisfactory. Address
P.O. Box. 154. Pittsburg.
GIRL Flrst-class girl lor general housework.
Apply at 99 Liberty it., Allegheny. Pa.
GIRLS for cooks, dining room and general house
work. 130 Robinson St., Allegheny.
GIRLS In laundry Steady work; good wages.
Penn av. and Thirtieth st.
GIRL For general housework, at J 311 Bluff St.,
Pittsburg.
LADY 'Educated lady to learn onr business.
Oebhle A Co., Schmidt building.
SALESLADY One experienced In drvgoods.
Apply at once to T. C Ferguson, No. 132 Wylle
ave., cor. Logan St.
SEWERS Experienced sewers on ladles' cotton
dresses. A. G. Campbell A Sons, 27 5th av.
STARCH clothes troners Good wages and steady
work. Barnes Bros., Llm., Penn av. and
Thirtieth st.
TEACHERS-The Kllbnck Township School
Board will receive applications from teachers;
four are to be elected the first Wednesday In July.
R. W. Cowan, Sec'y, Emsworth, Pa.
WOMAN Middle-aged woman to asslt in gen
eral housework In a small family: best of
wages paid, CaU at cigar store, cor. Wylle and
Erin sts.
Mala and Female Help Wanted,
HELP 3 nurses. 21aundresses. cook and waitress
for same family, chambermaids, cooks, din
ing room girls. 200 houteglrls, German and col
ored girls, gardener for private family, one who
understands flowers and green house farm hands,
white and colored waiters. Thompsou's. 603
Grant st.
HELr At once, man cook, waiters, 80 farm
hands, dairymen, hotel cooks, dishwashers,
chambermaids, dining room girls, family cooks
nurses, 300 house girls, 100 for hotels and summer
resorts, 20 colored girls. Median's, 545 Grant st.
Tel. 90.
LADIES or young men to take light, pleasant
work at their own homes; f I to 3 per day can
be quietly made: work sent by mall; no canvass
ing. For particulars address at once. Globe Mfg.
Co., box 5331, Boston. Mass. Established 1830.
Boarders and Lodgers Wanted.
BOARDERS-Hotel Federal. 171 Federal st..'
Allegheny: permanent and transient boarders
1 and (2 per day.
B
OARDERS and mealers.
Fassblnder's, 280 Ohio
st., Aiiegneny.
LODGERS Anchor Hotel, Liberty, corner
Fourth; lodging per night, 25c, 35c. SOc; week,
II 25, 1 75. 2. 3.
Boamiiis Wanted.
WANTED-In East End, permanently, a room
with board In a refined family for man aud
wife, with young child; references given and ex
pected. Address L. C, Dispatch office.
Financial TV anten.
FINANCIAL Loans ofS500, l,roo to5,000and
np to 120.000 on mortgages on Allegheny county
Improved property quickly placed at very smali
cstcost to borrower. Send your application to me
and I will save you money on mortgages. S. J.
Fleming, 400 Wood St., cor. Fourth av.
MONEY to loan. In sums or500, 11,000, 12.000.
$5,000 and upward, at lowest rates, on mort
gages. Charles Somen A Co., 131 Fourth av.
M
ONEY at & per cent. We have 160.000 to loan.
jjw up. auci urv. cc .J. lot f Dunn ay.
M
ONEY to loan on mortgae; no delay: lowest
luicreti. avviiu firawa, ui si ourtn ay.
MORTGAGES on city or Allegheny county prop,
erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver
Co.. 92 Fourth av.
TO LOAN 1200,000 on mortgages: noo and up
ward at 6 per cent: 1600,010 at s per cent on
residences or business property, vacant lots or
farms. S. H. French. 125 Fourth av.
WANTED-Mortgages on Improved city or Alle-
gheny county property. McCune A Coulter.
98 Fourth ay.
WANTED Bonds-stocks, mortgages and othei
secutltles. Ed WltUlh, 111 Firth av., Pitts
burg. Pa,
WANTED.
Situations Wanted.
POSmoN By experienced stenographer and
typewriter: male. J. N. O., Dispatch office. '
SITUATION Engineer desires situation on hoist
ing or stationary engine: flrst-c.ass references
furnished. Address Engineer, Room 810, Hamilton
building.
SITUATION Br flrst-class coachman: under
stands tho city thorouchlr. Address B. Blake
ley, Greenbush St., Mt. Washington.
Business Opportuntles Wantea.
WANTED-2S0tot350 buys a safe and reliable
business needed in every cltv: will pay from
100 to tax) per mouth net profit: exclusive territory
given and complete outfit furnished; send for Illus
trated book. A. T. Thompson A Co., 13'lrcmont
row, Boston, Mass.
WANTED-, live man with 12.600 cash to taVe
charge of office or go on the road, taking
orders; 11,00 salary and commission: ample se
curity, tor securing a rare opportunity address
C. T.. Dispatch office.
WANTED Industrious young man to manage
bran eh office: references and toOO cash capi
tal required: salary S900 per year and Interest ,ln
business. Address Box i, Cleveland. O.
Booms Wanted.
WANTED Room with piano; mear postofflee
preferred; must be cheap. Address H. J.,
Dispatch office.
Heal Estate Wanted.
"VfTANTED Heal estate to sell, money to loan
TT property to rent and rents to collect. J, H.
Luambers A Co., 10s Fourth av.
Fire Insurance Wanted.
BENSW ANGER A ZAUN -Fire insurance. It
Fourth av. "
Students,
LADIES and gentlemen to attend the old reliable
and strictly first-class Institution: for a
limited time ou can get three months' instruction
In practical bookkeeping, penmanship, commer
cial calculations, etc., fortld, or three months' In
struction in shorthand and typewriting combined
ror f 10; begin now and prepare for rail positions;
we never fall In getting situations Tor all compe
tent students; day and night school open the entire
year; bookkeeping taught by actual business prac
tice: established lilyears; write for pictorial cata
logue. Actual Business College, No. S Sixth av.,
corner Wood St.. M. J. Conner, President; J. M.
Phillips, Dean of Faculty.
Miscellaneous Wanted.
BUYERS For dressed lumber, oak flooring and
celling poplar, flooring, siding and celllcg.
Win. Hell, Urslna Planing Mill, Urslna, Pa.
H
ORbES to pasture, M.
T. Taylor, Box 131,
winunsourg.
PAINTING and platerlass glazing. It. C. Miller,
H26 Grant St.. Pittsburg.
PATENTS O. D. Levis (JO Tears). Solicitor. 131
Fifth av.. next Leader. Pittsburg: no delar.
PEOPLE to know they can get Van's Charm Root
Ileer In quart bottles ready to drink; two bot
tles for 25 cents.
PEOPLE who suffer with the heat to drink Van's
Charm Root Beer, the most refreshing of all
TRUNKS hauled to anil from East End for SOc,
Campbell A Davis. 12 Seventh av. Telephone
276.
USE Jones' Bedbug Paralyzer Jones' Magic
Roach Powder; roaches banished by contract;
satlsraetlon given or no pay. 22! Federal at., Alle
gheny. Sold by all flrst-class druggists.
WANTED everyone wno wants tbe finest and
cheapest wall paper in America to send ror
samples: sent free to any address. G. G. O'Brien,
Paint and W all Taper Store. grJTIfth ar.
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles, Live Stock For Sale.
BUGGIES One sidebar and one end-spring
ouggy. Jas. Warburtou, Hatfield St., be
tween 47th and 48th ate., llh ward.
DELIVERY wagons Delivery wagons all styles;
our own make. Wm. Beckert, 340 to 344 Ohio
t., Allegheny. Telephone, 3420.
HORbE-Latc Dr. McQulston's saddle and driv
ing horse cheap at 1720 Carson st.
Machinery and Metals For Sale.
B1
OILERS and engines, second-hand: all sizes,
from 4 to 100 h. n. : cbeaDest In the market: st
boilers and engines In stock, stationary and porta
able, upright boilers, mounted farm engine, ete.;
steam pumps, governor, pulleys and shafting.
Telephone 4401. 23-25 Park way. J. S. Young. Alle
gheny. Pa.
CASH REGISTER, lunch counter, refrigerator
and desk. No. S3 Diamond st.
CASH RFGISTER. lunch counter, refrigerator
and desk. No. S3 Diamond at.
J LEVATOR One second-hand power elevator;
li Cincinnati make. Address 11. 8., Dispatch
office.
ENGINES Genuine Acme automatic safety en
gines and non-explosive boilers, from one
half to five horse powers, for natural gas or carbon
oil as fuel: latest Improved ventilating fans and
water motors, sold by J. Prager, sole agent, at No.
4 Fifth av. Send for catalogue and Information,
ENGINES and boilers of every description: brick
Yard sunnlles: contractors, and rollfnc mill ns-
ehlnerr.
rn rA ' ..... .. . frr:... T
1 nomas wariin-a sons, jacoch. ana san-
dusky tt,
Allegheny.
FOR SALE Cheap Second-hand single Webb
perfecting Bullock press, capacity 8.000 to
9,000 8-page papers per hour. Address Press, box
182, Pittsburg, Pa.
"TX)R SALE Cheap," new automatic Wilcox A
X Glbbs. Wheeler A Wilson Mrg. Co., 6 Sixth
street.
GRINDSTONES In all sizes, for all kinds of
grinding; Cralglelth. New Castle, Nova Scotia
and other grits; Iron frames and fixtures for hand,
foot or power; mounted stone oil stone, emery
wheels and grinders. Wm. M. Klrby, US First
avenue.
IMPROVED Whitman A Barnes high-speed
automatic non-explosive engines and boilers,
exhaust and ventilating fly fans of our own make;
also electric lighting; second-band old-stvle Acme
automatic engines; second-hand Snedlker and car
fly fans: B. W, Paine A Sons automatic engines,
from 5 to 250 horse power: electric motors, water
motors and all kinds of light power and supplies,
Tompkins A Ulrlch. Engineers and Contractors,
316 and 618 Liberty st., Pittsburg, Pa.
MACHINERY Two pair scrap shear engines,
boiler and drop cheap to settle estate. Call on
Jno. S. Graff A Co., Llm., Duquesneway, between
Second and Third sts.
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. cmithflela and
Diamond sts.
Q A-Horse locomotive boiler,
iJ Address 957 Llberty.su
engine and stack.
Bnbbar Stamps For Saie.
CIETyourrnbberstamps. steel stamps, stencils.
T seal presses, brass checks, etc. from Sheaffer
4 Co., 49 Firth av,. Duff's College building.
Crayons, Photographs and Materials.
T) EMOVAL. removal, removal Pfaff. the well
Wi known photographer, removed from 82 to 120
Ohio st. : opened the greatest crayon emporium In
the two cities; call and see.
Bicycles, Tricycles, Etc., For Sale,
BICYCLES Easy tenp. Warwick, Kenwood,
Liberty. Remington, Hartford (with Colum
bia tires, bearings, seir-olllng chain and saddle).
Sundries or every description, Johnston's, 796
Smith-Held st.
OLD WHEELS taken In exchange for new.
Pittsburg 'Cycle Co.. 428 Wood st.
Miscellaneous For Sale.
"I?OR SALE Limited number of printers' stands.
X also a lot of second-hand printers' cases; also a
saw tabic: prlco very low ir sold at once. Address
Printer, box 182, Pittsburg. Pa.
YACHT Second hand; a good boat; cheap. 72
Water st.
FOB SALE BUSINESS.
Tta.ines Opportunities For Sale.
BARBER SHOP Good stand In good locality;
win sell at bargain. 5S2 Fifth av.
BUSINESS CHANCE Rare chance for a doctor
to secure a location and city practice. Address
Doctor, Dispatch office.
FIR SALE-Hoicl. furniture and lease with ex
tensive transient trade; elegant brick houso on
corner near court house, in this growing city;
population 20,000; center of the great oil and gas
Ileidsr47 rooms, furnished lu new and modern style;
jarge stock oi nne liquors: gooa tease anu cneip
rent: price 3,250:
Folsom, Lima, O.
rare bargain.
Aaarcss u. ii.
"T?OR SALE Grocery, daily sales f 100 and can be
X doubled, the leading grocery In this growing
city, elegant large room with plate glass front, on
rery best location; nice fresh' stock; invoice about
12.700; making a large profits: best opening In the
State, Address C. H. Folsom, Lima, O.
FOR SALE Barber shop; 3 chairs, all new furni
ture: latest style: doing good business; good
reasons for selling. Address style. Dispatch office.
FOR SALE Flrst-class hotel and bar; doing a
good business. For terms apply to J, A. Mor
row, Jr., East Liverpool, O.
GROCERY A bargain, 12.200 or at Invoice
arocery business in Franklin. Pa , old estab
lished trade; prominently located: doing an excel
lent business; stock fresh and clean; a model store
In every way; satisfactory reasons for selling and
bargain to quick buyer. Address Lock Box 657,
Franklin, Pa.
HAT and men's furnishing store Established
and profitable business In a prominent local
ity, Pittsburg; a splendid opportunity for one or
two young men; good reasons for selling. Address
Hatter. Dispatch office.
INTEREST An active Interest In a manufactur
ing establishment In the city doing a safe and
Brosperons busln ss: a good party who can nnder
ikc the duties or the office, and who Is prepared to
invest from tin, 000 to 115. 000, with undoubted assur
ance or business integrity, will bedeattwlth: com
munications treated confidentially. Jas. W. Drape
A Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
LIGHT manufacturing business, established 6
years, centrally located, requiring 11,500 capi
tal, clearing 1250 per month: very low rent.
Inquire of Holmes fcUo., 420 Smlthfleld St.
T ESTAUR ANT A well-established restaurant:
Xi one of the best locations In Allegheny, on a
busy thoroughfare: full equipment, everything In
Hue running order and making money; a coed
opening. Jas.
W.
uraue a uo., sis riooass..
x'lttsburg.
"DESTAURANT In central Dart of cltv:
good
XV reasons for selling. Address K. 15, Dispatch
VU1KV.
FOB SALE-BUSINESS.
. Business Opportunities. 1- "
SO OOO or invoice Grocery in fine location for
O) doing a large cash business; special bargain.
Holmes A Co. , 420 Smlthfleld St.
QfiAKfi Machine shop In good location or will
tliUtJU sell a reliable man one-hall Interest.
Holmes A Co . 420 Smlthfleld st.
FOB SALE LOTS.
East End Lots For Sale.
OAKLAND PLACE-M choice building lots: the
cheapest lots In Oakland; most centrally lo
cated of any In tbe city: two electric street car
lines very close to this property; price G00 to S00
each; make money by buying now; enhancement
sure: call early and get your choice or these de
sirable lots. For sate only by Black A Balrd, 95
Fourth av.
WESTMINSTER, near Amberson ave.. Shady
side, beautiful cor. lot 55x200 ft. (13S). W. A.
Herron A Sons, 80 Fourth ave.
4C7il P'r foot: a corner lot on a prominent E. E.
HDtJ paved street, 120x3X1; lot lies admlrablr;
has abundance of shade, adjoins a pleasant home
stead on line of traction, four squares from rail
road station, two squares from second traction
line. Murry A Edsall, Fidelity building, 121 Fourth
avenue.
Wififii'i TO SO0 ror elegant level lot, center of
UDOXjyj East Liberty: ISO cash, balance on
monthly payments: only one minute from P. R.R. :
two minutes rrom Duquesne traction road. Black
A Balrd, 95 Fourth av.
QQ 230-Beautlful level lot,
50x150 ft., on a
wJ) prominent f-ast euh st.,
Tweuty-stcond ward; beautiful surroundings. (2)
cnii ni.. iitraa s.citii
" . a. iierron x sons. K) rourtn av.
QQ OOO Very desirable and centrally located
OO) corner lot. 40x120" feet: quick sale desirable
on account of owner's removal.
(126) W. A. Hcr-
ron A Sons, 80 Fourth av.
"1 n ACRES Tor I33.CC0 In East End: can be rc
X I tailed for over 1100, 000; terms, one-half cash.
S. J. Fleming. 400 Wood st.
Hazelwood Lots For Sale.
HAZELWOOD AV. An elegant corner tot,
irregular shape, equal to 52x120 feet, within a
few minutes walk of Hazelwood station. Baltimore
A Ohio Railway, and Second avenue electric cars;
will sell cheap ror cash, to quick buyer. John E.
McCrlckart, 59 Fourth av. : telephoue 1676.
rpWENTY-THIRD WARO-Level lots, near Sec
JL ond avenue electrlo cars and B. A O. R. R.
station : 125 down. 10 per month; streets graded
and macadamized; sidewalks laid- city water;
houses built to suit purchaser on monthly payments.
George C. Burgwlu, Attorney at Law. loQ Fourth
avenue.
Allegheny Lots For Sale. .
LOTS In Grove Square plan. Pcrrysvllle av. on
easy terms without Interest. Holmes ft Co.,
420 Pmlthfleld st.
T 1VER AV. Lot soort. iron t,and aContlguous lot
IX 300 reet rront on Main St.. Eighth ward, Alle
gheny. nearSrctmorc st.. are to be sold at auction,
on the premises, lhursday. 23d Inst., at 4 o'clock,
by order of the executors or the blioraberzcr es
tate; the Pltbburg and Western Railway, with
switch connections, runs along this property; for
manufacturing purposes this sale should command
unusual Interest, Terms, etc., by A. Leggate ft
Son. Auctioneers, 02 Fourth av.
Suburban Lots For Sale.
EDGEWOOD. P. R. R. A bargain of 19 acres or
choice plotting land In the best location or the
finest suburb of the tit) : ten minutes from station;
do not delay, as this is a rare chance. Hoffman ft
Baldridgc Wllklnsburg, opposite depot. Tele
phone 723.
EDGEWOOD. P. R. R.-One-half acre or land
on good street, 8 minutes from station: city
water, gas and electric light: this Is a bargain ;
only tl.600: will be worth more money soon. Hoff
man ft Baldridge, M llklnshurg, opposite depot.
SWISSVALE PLACE lots, near station, on the
rising ground east of P. R. R., commanding
an unsurpassed view of the surrounding country
and within easy reach of Homestead, Braddock
and Rankin and their numerous mills and facto
ries; why go to one-factory towns to buy lots when
you can secure bargains and sarer Investments
among the Industries or the great city or Pltts
burgf Hoffman ft Baldridgc W Uklntburg, oppo
site depot. Tel. 7243.
C WISSV ALE-Palmer place lots near the station :
O level and well drained: city water now being
laid on the streets; these desirable lots are selling
rapidly, and those desiring a choice lot must come
soon; ajrood, safe Investment. Hoffman ft Bald
ridge, Wtlklasburg, opposite depot.
QQ large lots near Duff's station abovo Chartlers
ijO and McKec's Rocks: convenient, to large
steel and Iron works; nearly all 50 reet front; price
only $400 each; cheapest lots In the vicinity; can
make a special reduction to anyone who would buy
the entire block. Jas. W. Drape ft Co., 313 Wood
St., Pittsburg.
f ACRES of land near Undcrcllff. P. ft W. R. R..
) within 2 miles or Etna: nrlce only $1,100. Jas.
W. Drape ft Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
Farms For Sam.
FARM of 130 acres, near Allqulppa station, at a
great bargain : dwelling and outbuildings, or
chard, water, etc., etc. ; price only $5,000: would
take a small city property In part payment; posses
sion at once. Jas. W. Drape ft Co., 313 ood St.,
Pittsburg.
Cemetery Lota For Snle.
CEMETERY LOT One-half oriot No. 100 Section
Yin Allegheny Cemetery: lot Is 24x37 ft. Ad
dress Andrew Thompson, 724 Sarah st . 3. a . city.
FOB SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
i. City Residences.
FIFTH AV. We have a number of choice prop
erties located on Fifth av. between the Court
House and Soho; some of them nicely improved
and paying good rents: the best outlying street lu
Pittsburg now for Investment. Black ft Balrd, 95
Fourth av.
CI A 209 Locust St., between Magee and Steven
3)rtj son, 6th ward,brlck bouse of 7 rooms, bath,
both gases, water on two floors, etc (111) See W.
A. Herron ft Sons,
East End Residences For Sale.
EAST END A neat brick dwelling. 8 rooms,
sewing rooin. bath and toilet room, hall, dry
cellar.Vurnacc etc., all In fine order throughout:
everything bright and clean; Just newly painted
and papered: large front and side entrance: de
sirable situation; contiguous to cable cars; price
only $5 500; Immediate possession. Jas. W. Drapo
ft Co.. 313 Wood St.. Pittsburg.
SUADYSIDK lestdencc. East End, situated on
one of the fine paved xnd sewered avenues,
equl-dlstant from th cable and electric cars;
French-Swiss design of architecture "Cementlne"
finish; the appointments are a gem of perfection In
every part, possessing all the more recent appli
ances throughout; the workmanship in alldeptrt
ments has been execu ed In tbe most thorough
manner under careful personal superintendence,
neat verandah over the entire front; an In
genuous conservatory wl 1 grace the front
entrmcc connected with a lavatory.
There are eight comfortable rooms, including par
lor, music room and library; four fine finished
rooms In mansard; bath and toilet room, wiring for
electric lights and bells, furnace, 'lomestlcand but
ler's pantry: china and fruit closets; an excellent
dry cellar with t ortland cement floor under the en
tire house: perfect sanitary arrangements; beauti
ful large lot over sixty feet between the residence
and the avenue In front: spacious lawn artistically
laid out, several stately shado trees, ail
Inclosed by "Ci'ess patent expanded metal
fence;" tbe position unfolds a pleasing vista
of floral and slvan grandeur stretch
ing out over and beyond the adjoining properties,
thus presenting one of the most meritorious resi
dential place-t In the hast End, a perspective of
which Is on view In our office. Price $14,000: terms
reasonable; possession at once; a card ot permis
sion to examine the premises will he furnished
at the office of the agents. Jas. W. Drape ft Co.,
agents, 813 W ood st , Pittsburg.
djkjrrkf". cash for a stone front house, on one of
tEcvl finest asphalt-paved avenues In the
East End: this Is a two-story and mansard brick
house, with stone front; has parlor, dining room
and kitchen, fine laundry, with stationary tubs: &
bedrooms: is well built: Is In a beautiful and fash
ionable part of the East End; convenient to rapid
transit line and P. R. R. ; has fine sanitary plumb
ing, electric light, large pantries and closets: nice
lawn and wide flag.tone sidewalks: price Is only
$8,001: $500 down, balance to suit purchaser: the
greatest bargain in the East End; immediate pos
session. Black ft Balrd, No. 95 Fourth av
fflQ 7S0 In the East End. two minutes from
tIDOs electric cars, new frame house of 8 rooms,
hat!, vestibule, bathroom, pantry and laundry,
front and back porches, bathroom complete with
porcelain lined tubs, marble-top washstand. Im
proved sanitary w. c. all open plumbing, hot and
cold water, piped for both gases, cellar under
whole house and thoroughly sewered, 4 slate man
tels and tile hearths, plenty of large closets, plas
tered t lth adamant, papered throughout, every
thing flrst-class. (61). Dennlston, Elderkln ft
Co., Llm., 6232 Penn av., E. E, Tel. 5327.
SC OOO will buy a select brick house new.
UODs handsome appearance, on a prominent
street in center of East Liberty; traction line
paved street, good surroundings, 7 rooms, bath
and w. c. . pantry, finished -attic slate mantels,
electric lights, natural gas, artificial gas; newly
papered and pal ited: front and side porches, vines
and shade. Murry ft Edsall, Fidelity building, 121
Fourth av.
ftvQAn CASH-13,000. good terms, one square
tJDOvJU rrom Penn av.; high, healthful, clean,
pure air, desirable location, good neighborhood; 6
rooms, attic complete bath, laundry room, porches,
hah, etc.; see it: see it; buy It. Newlngham ft Co.,
5005 Penn ay.
O OOO Lookout av., frame dwelling of five
tlPZi) rooms, hall, good cellar, front porch ; lot 20
X95feet. E284. Black ft Balrd. 95 lrourthav.
Suburban Resiaences for Sale. .
COUNTRY HOME A beautiful country home
with all the advantages of the clt ; situated
near depot and electric cars : lot 60x230: fronting on
two pared streets: a modern brick house contain
ing 12 large rooms, hall, bathroom; all the latest
conveniences; Is surrounded by the most beantlful
shade trees; stable and washhouse In rear: price
only two-thirds of cost. A. Bauck, 441 Orant st.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE and large lot, with
shade and fruit trees and shrubbery, near the
c(tv,on line of railroad; 3 good rooms, small room,
porches hall, cellar, pure water; over half an acre
of ground: spacious lawn In front: a particularly
pleasant place, cool and delightful In tbe warmest
weather. Jas. W. Drape ft Co., 313 Wood St.,
Pittsburg.
2 ACRES and a nice dwelling, on line of railroad
near the city: 8 rooms In dwelling, hall, cellar,
natural gas, all In good condition; fine orchard,
abundance of shade:good water, outbuildings,
etc., etc Jas. W. 'Drape ft Co., 313 Wood it.,
Pittsburg.
Miscellaneous for Sale.
PUBLIC SALE On premises on Wednesday,
June 22. at 2 P. M., of property No. 161 Wylle
av.. between Elm aad Logan streets, Pittsburg; lot
24x109 feet, on which is built a 3-story and basemeut
from city uxes; sale subject to mortgage of $3,000: I
terms cash. Morton Hunter, trustee 87 Diamond
uric aiaoie; reuis lor si,a a year ana exempt
street
FOB SALE rMPBOVED. REAL ESTATE
t Allegheny Resiaences For Sale.
"COR BALE or to let No. 62 Lincoln av.. Afle
X gheny. 10-room brick; lot 24x140. John K.
EwlngA Co., 107 Federal St.
HOME in Allegheny, combining city and coun
try; we are selling off the Jackson residence
property on the Pcrrysvllle road at Junction of
Federal st. extension; we offer tbe dwclllng.a good
comfortable houseor 14 rooms, with a magnificent
lot 115 feet wide and 250 feet deep, for 112.000; this
seems an absurdly low price, but we wish to sell,
and name a figure that will make It go: we wonld
like to show this to people who can appreciate a
good thing when they see It; A. Leggate A Son, 62
Fourth av.
KNOXVILLB.
"COR SALE-SOME BEAUTIFUL HOMES-
One 6-room brick house, two lots, Orchard Place,
4,000. '
One 7-room brick house, one lot, paved street,
14,500.
Two 5-room brick houses, lots IDjxloo each.
Orchard Place. 13,750.
One 7-room frame house, one lot, pared street,
$3,000.
OneS-room frame house, one lot, ptved streit,
12.700.
OneS-room brick house" two lots, pared street.
On 5-room brick house one lot, paved street,
$2,750.
Five 5-room frame houses, pared street, each
$1,800.
Twelve7-room brick houses, payed streets, each
,$2,300.
Eeven 4-room brick houses, very pretty. $2,700.
Eight 4-room brick cottages, one lot, eachll.TOO.
Any or the above lovely homes in this greatly
favored city or beautiful homes will be sold on
terms to suit buyers.
BUILDING LOTS-200ofthe most beautiful build
ing lots to be found in the county are offered at
prices mu'-h less than property having similarly
attractive features can bo had for. The P. ft U.
Traction will have their new electricrallwayln
operation through the center of the borough by
May 1 next. Tills will give a wonderful Impetus
to values, an.l those who secure any of the
above properties or a lot will be fortunate.
TO LET A number of 3. 4. 6 and 7-room nouses
at moderate rents to good paying tenants. None
others need apply.
Take any of the Southslde street cars.
KNOXVILLE LAND IMPROVEMENT CO..
85 Knox avenue. Knoxvllh.
TO LET.
v CltT Residences.
TO LET $13 00 per mo., very desirable honse 6
rooms, large yard, easy of acces. Steuben St.,
adjoining city. West End: a nice suburban home
for the money. W. A. Iierron ft Sons, 80 4th ay.
TO LET-125 per month, a greatly reduced rent;
a desirable modern brick house. 7 rooms,
Forbes, near Mlltenberger st. See W. A. Herron
ft Sons, 80 Fourth ave.
rpo LET $12 80 per mo.: a flat (new bnlldlng): 1
jl. large
Spring alley.
large clean rooms well convcnlenccd on
lev., near 13th st. H . A. Herron A sons.
80 Fourth av.
TO LET House No. 427 Liberty .. city: II
rooms. Inquire at A. V. D. Watterson'a,
Anchor Bank Building. Fifth av., city.
East End Besldences To Let.
TO LET $14 per mo. ; new brick houses. 4 rooms.
Beilelleld, near Oakland. Sec W. A. Herron ft
Sons, 80 Fourth a e.
Hazelwood Besldeneea To Let.
TO LET On Hazelwood av., near Sylvan, house
of eight rooms with laundry, city water, both
gases and bath room: fine situation, ample
grounds, fruit trees, grapes, shrubbery, etc.: rent
moderate; possession immediately. Apply H,
Burgwln, ISO Fourth av.
Allegheny Besldences To Lee
TO LET See John K. Ewlng ft Co., 107 Fe dera
st., for Allegheny houses.
Booms To Let.
ARCH ST.. 21, Allegheny Furnished room on
second floor near park, suitablo for gentle-
ARCn ST., 108, Allegheny Furnished second
story-frontroom; rentlow,
DIN WIDDIE ST., No. 212 Nicely rurnlshed and
pleasantly located rooms, with board.
LACOCK ST. Furnished rooms, all modern con
veniences. Apply to Moyle'a, 165 Lacock st,
Allegheny.
OHIO ST.. 91. Alleghcny-Hy July 1 a second
story front unfurnished room, both gases,
bath. Apply after 5 P. M.
ROOM Furnished; all conveniences: centrally
located : $3 per month. Address Rooms, Alle
gheny Postofllce.
UNION AV., 23 Allegheny-Furnished or unfur
nished second-story front room with board.
Terms moderate.
Z See additional adlets under Wanted Boarders
and Lodgers.
Business Stand To Let.
TO LET Space with power, cor. Penn and Third
a vs.: three floors: 20 OOO feet space; abundant
power: good light; splendid location; every con
venience. Apply Nicola Bros., 20 Fifth ay.
TO LET S5 and 87 Third av. as one or two shops
for restaurants, or other business with- dwellings-above:
will lease for three years to suitable
tenants. A. Leggate ft Son. C2 Fourth av.
rpo LET Four-storv brick building. 139 Second
JL ay., two doors from Smlthfleld st. : will lease
for fire years. Apply at first floor office of Kauf
mannr ' store.
Offices and Desk Room To Let.
DESK ROOM No. 103 Fourth ay., 1st floor front.
Black ft Balrd, No. 95 Fourth av.
TO LET First floor office, on Fourth av.
quire of Snyder ft White, 162 Fourth av.
In-
Farais To Ler.
TO LET -A small farm in Butler eo., at a very
low figure to a good tenant who will take goo I
care of the place: rent no object. Jas. W, Drape
ft Co., 313 Wood St.. Pittsburg.
Miscellaneous To Lets.
TO LET $10 to $50 the first month and $5 tofcts
each month until paid, without Interest, for a
lot In Grove Square plan, PerrvsvIIle av., Alle
gheny. Call at Holmes ft Co.. 420 Smlthfleld St.,
for plans.
TO LET Vacant lot, 30x110, with stable corner
Penn av.. Third st. and Exchange alley.
Apply Nicola Bros . 20 5th ay.
LOST.
LOST-Dlary Sunday on P. ft W., between Pgh.
and Butler, containing $30; valuable papers.
Reward If returned to Dispatch office.
LOST Lady's gold watch, June 9. on ilh av.,
Shadislile: also palrgold nose glasses, on 41th
st. . near Butler st , Saturdaj 1 18th. Finder wilt be
rewarded by leaving same at Graf ftNlemeu's,
Penn av.. E. E.
LOST The greatest bargain or your lire irvou do
not buy a lot In the Grove Square plan of lots,
PerrvsvIIle av., Allegheny; $10 to $50 cash, balance
II to $5 per week, without Interest or tax. Call ou
Holmes ft Co., 420 Smlthfleld St., for plans.
IOST-Mlsslng since last Saturday, June 11. 1892.
j " Albertlnl Waller, between 17 and 18 years old;
when last seen she wore a black dress, a breastpin
contalnlugS new 10c pieces, a brown straw hat
trimmed In lace; about 5 reot in height: is medium-sized:
Information will be gladly received by
her parents. Fred. Waller, 237 -East st,. Alle
gheny; FOUND.
FOUND A.posltlve cure for heaves In Wllbnr's
Heave Cure; single packages, SOc by mall; one
doz.. to; agents wanted Wilbur Seed Heal Co.,
155 Reed St.. Milwaukee. Wis.
"T70UND The cheapest lot in Allegheny, and on
me easiest lernis. wimiuul miercifc ir ui.1, in
Grove Square plan, Perrysvlllo av. Call on Holmes
ft Co.. 420Stplthfleld st.. for plans.
STRAYED.
OTRAYED OR STOLEN From the premises of
f John O'Reilly. Wjoralng St.. 32d ward. Sit.
v asningtou. z cows, noin iresn, one an Aiuerney.
the other half Alderney: one light brown, one
spotted whltcand fawn color.
STOLEN.
STOLEN A leather top buggy from J. W. Rted,
cor Pearl and Penn are.. No. 4633: buggy had
brass tips on the hubs: the back curtain and top
torn and shrunk: back of seat covered blue flannel:
reward or IIP ir returned to above address.
BANK STATEMENTS.
OEVENTY-FOURTH SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT
O or the Dollar Savings Bank, June 1, 189 Pitts
burg, Pa.
LIABILITIES.
Amount due depositors. June 1, 1892... 813, 951. 041 41
Amount due dividend. June 1, 1892 257.590 34
Amount due contingent fund 776,172 77
Total liabilities $14,984,808 02
ASSETS.
Loans on bonds and mortgages $ 3,212,248 37
Mortgage and bond Interest due 20,286 2"
U. S. Government bonds S.2C6.3M 00
Pcnns) lvanla State bonds 510,000 00
Pittsburg city bonds 1.415.395 00
Allegheny c ty bonds 804.613 00
Scranton city bonds 46.857 00
Itriillnireltv bunds 1IEL322 0(1
Allegheny county bonds 1.547.091 00
FaVLtte county bond.
IO.IUI in
371.087 Id
243,140 00
17,i77 00
2I2.7J9 10
71.543 CO
302.755 00
101,105 00
57,000 00
41,300 00
8S.0COCO
478.115 09
80,537 85
125.0UJ09
49.824 25
1,843, Wl 21
l-chool district nonns
Pa.. N. Y. Canal ft R. R. bonds.
Pittsburg Junction li. It. bonds..
"treet rallwaj bonds
Waterworks bonds..
Borough Improvement bonds....
Bridge bonds .j
P., C. ft St. Louis R. R. bonds...
Penna. R. R. bonds .."".
Masonic Fund Society bonds
Loans on collateral.....
Real estate ....
Real estate bank property
Rank stocks, Pitlsbnrg banks....,
Cash In banks and on hand
Total assets.
, $14,934,803 02
Present number or uepositors si. M7. averaging
$392 46 each. JAS. B. IX MEKD-.
I'lTTSBCllO. June 1, 1892. Treasurer.
The undersigned Auditing Committee respect
fully report thatthey have examined the assets of
the bank and find them to correspond with the
above report.-
C. Y EAGER. f
ANDREW D. SMITH. ) Auditing
1HOS. H.LANE, 1 Committee.
H. J LYNCH. I
PlTTsHTjHn. June 14. 1892.
The trustees have declared
dividend of TWO
(2) PER CENT for the hut six months, ending
May 3L 1892. payable forthwith. IX not drawn will
i near interest irom inaci, uvfe-
PERSONAE.
PERSONAL Mrs. Dr. McGranor, 350 Wylle av.,
. Pittsburg; Pa. imperial balm.
PERSONAL Credit, yes. credit on fine dress
goods, silks, satins, wrape'etc, atJ. Dwyer's,
Room 4, McCance block, 701 Smlthfleld.
PERSONAL Cash paid for old gold and silver
watches and Jewelry repaired : new work made
to order. Chris liaucb. 641 Smlthfleld.
PERSONAL Everett Club news The pianos de
livered this week are: Club A. So. 345. Mrs.
C. Daniels. New Brighton, Pa.: Club B. No. 251.
Jno. Van Horn, 155 Carver street. Pittsburg.
PERSONAL When 1 was a small oor my mother
always repaired my breeches and Jacket, bat
since I 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 does
all my cleaning, pressing and renovating In great
shape. Tel. ifoS
AUCTION SALES.
LOT 300x100,
RIVER AVENUE.
LOT 300x100,
MAIN STREET.
Eighth Ward, Allegheny,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, Jnne 23, at o'clock-, on tho
premises, the executors of the late Geo. K
and J. II. Shoenberger will sell those two
contiguous pieces or vacant real estate on
River avenue and Main street, near to Kopp
ft Voeghtly's saw mill and Heinz pickle
works, viz: Lot 300 feet front on River ave
nue by 100 feet to sonth side of Sawmill
alloy; Lot 300 feet front on Main street by
100 reet to north side Sawmill alley.
This property is in use as a solid block
300x216, but will be sold subject to the fnturo
opening or sawmill alloy, ju icet in wiutn.
Sale is snbject to existing lease, which ex
pires April 1. Terms, one-fourtli cash,
balance in three yearly payments, $300 de
posit at sale. For manufacturing and build
ing purposes this Is a very eligible situation,
and this 1 a sale worthy ot special attention.
A. LEGGATE Jt SON. Auctioneers,
62 Fourth avenue.
AUCTION SALE
or
40 HEAD 40
Or largo
DRAFT nORSES AND MULES
Of the
J. B. VANDERGRIFT COAL CO., LIMITED,
ON THURSDAY, JUNE 23, at 10 a. jr.. at
their coal yards, cor. Twenty-second and
Railroad streets.
Consisting of the following articles:
81 HEAD OF DEAFT HORSES AND 6
HEAD OF MULES,
Weighing from 1.4J0 to 1,00 pounds, all In
good shape, and hardened to go to work
right away. They are a very high grade of
horses and mules.
Also 15 one and two-horse wagons, 15 sets
of single ana donble harness, cutting bos
and stable fixtures of all kinds.
The above owners are going to qnlt the
coal business entirely and will sell tbe above
articles to the hishest bidder.
TERMS Six (6) months credit, with Im
proved security.
ICO POSTrOSrMKtT OT ACCOirT OS" WTSATHEIt.
J. B. VANDERGRIFT COAL CO., Limited.
J. A. McKELVY, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALES PUBLIC AUCTION
to the elite or the city. Magnificent
household furniture, upright piano, etc.,
MONDAY MORNINU, June 20, 10-.30 sharp,
and continne TUESDAY, the 21st, some time,
at the beautiful residence 186 Sheffield street,
corner Bldwoll, Allegheny. Magnificent sillc
brocatolle parlor suits, also flue w 11 ton nig
suit?, upright cabinet grand piano, collec
tion ot fine imported oil paintings, rare
bronzes and brio a brae, handsome bisque
figures, all the line carpets, etc., a fine music
box, pier and mantel mirrors, parlor cabi
nets, music cabinets, magnificent parlor
lamp, cost $35: odd chairs.fancy table, easels,
pedestals, real lace curtains, moquette, brus
sels, wilton carpets, fine ecretary, cyl. book
cases, engravlngo, etchings, fine onyx clock,
set rare bronzes, collection of oil paintings,
handsome oak hall stand, royal Worcester,
Doulton, Hungarian and Japanese, ware, ele-
?ant walnut and antique bedroom sets, chlf
onlers, eta, hair mattresses, line oak side
board, oak china closet, dining chairs, ex
tension table, tea sets, berry sets, ice cream
set and fancv china pieces, all the silver
ware, etc. CUAS. DAVIS, Auctioneer. N.
B. Everything equal to new.
AUCTION SALE.
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
FURNITURE, FURNITURE.
TUESDAY, JUNE JL AT 10 O'CLOCK,
At the rooms of the Henry Auttloa Co., 24
and 26 Ninth street.
The best lot of carpets offered for sale this
season now on exhibition, consigned from
nne of the hotels lu the cltv: also some fine
furniture. Chamber suites in oak, walnut
and mahogany, mirror door wardrobes, fold
ing beds, sideboards, tables, chairs, rocker,
flne parlor suites, desks, bookcase, china
closets, pictures, clocks, ornaments, etc,
mattresses and springs, bedding, carpets for
roomi and halls, kitchen furniture. Sale
positive. HENRY AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
MARSHAL'S SALE OF VALUABLE
steamboats By virtue of snndry writs
of venditioni exponas issued out of the DI
trlct Court of the United States for the
Western District of Pennsylvania, In ad
miralty, and to me directed, I will expose to
public salo, at the United States Marsnal's
office in the new Government building, in
the city of Pittsburg, Pa., on THURSDAY,
the 30th dav of June, 189.2, at ill o'clock A. x.,
the follow named vessels: The steamboat
IRONSIDES and her bont-.mnchtnerv, apnnr
el,tackIe,etc;also the steamboat IRON DUKE
and her boats, machinery, apparel, tackle,
etc.: also the steamboat IRON AGE and her
boats, machinery, apparel, tackle, etc
Libeled, seized, attached and condemned in
said court. J. R. HARRAH.U.S. Marshal.
Marshal's Office, Pittsburg, Pa., June 17,
1833.
PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE ELITE OF
the city: Magnificent household furni
ture and upright piano at the elegant resi
dence, 38 Beach St., Allegheny, on MONDAY,
June 20, at 10-30 sharp; magnificent sillc
brocntelle parlor suit: also Wilton rug suit,
upright grand piano, 7 octave; collection of
flue imported oil paintings, rare Dronzes and
brio a brae; handsome bisqne figures; all the
flne carpets, parlor cabinets, fancy tables,
pedestals, real lace curtains, engravings,
etcnlngs, handsome oak hall stand, two
handsome bedroom suits, hair mattresses
and bedding; lino oak sideboard, dining
chairs and extension table; also all the glass
ware and Bilverwaro: everything In the Dest
condition, and mustbe sold without reserve;
house open at 8.30 morning of sale.
LEWIS A CO., Auctioneers.
S500 TO $500,000 n1
gages, city or conntry property, at lowest
rates. JAS. W. DEAPE CO., S13 Wood St.
Pittsburg.
Telephone No. 075.
$600 GIVEN AWAY
AT THE
AUCTION SALE
Oflots, Monday, Jane 20, on the .
MAYFIELD
Sub-division, PERRYSVIXLE and Marshall avenues, near Charles street,
Tenth ward, Allegheny, now the booming district.
FREE RIDE on PerrvsvIIle avende electric cars.
FREE DINNER served from 10 A. M. to 4 p. m.
FREE CONQERT by the GREAT "WESTERN BAND.
FREE chance for every person to secure a large, nicely located lot
covered by fruit and shade trees at an exceedingly low price, on lone 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 bis
trees that cover the grove. The Perrysville avenue electric cars will take you
to the spot in 20 minutes from Smithheld street FREE TICKETS, PL AN3
and full particulars can be obtained by calling on
JOHN K. EWIN6 & CO., EXCLUSIVE AGENTS,
Main Office, 107 Federal St; Branch Office, Perrysville Ave. and Charles St.
A. J. PENTECOST, AUCTIONEER.
P. a The above f600'preminms will be given to the purchasers at this
sale on the following conditions: 1300 to the first party completing a house;
f 200 to the second, aud 100 to thethird. Now don't miss this chance to get
a nice home cheap.
CHOICE FBOPEBME1. -
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BABE 0PP0EulITy.;V
WESTMrNSTER PLACE,
SHADYSIDE.
S40.000.
Lot 80x175 facing sonth; Ilea beautifully
about three feetabovestreetwith flne shade
trees; brick house and stable: house) has
reception hall, parlor, library, dining room
and kitchen, with pantries, halls, etc. ou.
first floor; five bedrooms, bath, etc on
second, and three good rooms In attic; recep
tion ball finished in cherry; parlor la
mahogany; library In ebony, and dining
room In oak; all natural wood of the very
finest quality and workmanship: hot water
system of heating with ventilating shaft
through the honse: the house has every con
venience and improvement which the mar
ket affords: stable has two box and two
plain stalls, large carriage house, well
sewered, etc ; this price includes carpets,
furniture and draping which are all new
and of tbe very finest qualities, much of
them being Imported: the owner, becauxe of
permanent removal from Pittsburg, offers
the place at this, which is a sacrifice price,
for the purpose of disposing of It quickly;
terms of payment can be made to suit pur
chaser on any reasonable basin. -ForpermlC
to see house, call on LIGGETT BROS.,
71 Diamond street.
WILKINSBURG.
CORNER PENN AVE. AND WOOD ST.
Lot 42x70; Penn ave. adjoining,
lot 24x70: Wood St. adjoining, two
lots 19x06.
Best business location In the
borough.
SAMUEL W, BLACK & CO.,
99 Fourth Ave.
A RARE BARGAIN.
$12,500.
A lovely Queen Anne brick dwelling hone,
12 lovely rooms: corner property, on a bean
tlrnl, paved street; lovely shade trees, cable
and electric cars, all modern conveniences,
slnto mantels, tile hearths and vestibule,
bathroom, stationary washttands, hot and
cold water, inside w. a, speaking tubes and"
electric bells; large lot, large front and side
porches: house is beautifully papered; east
ern exposure. This lsa rare chance to buy a.
lovely, beautiful home at a great bargain.
Terms to suit. M. F. H1PPLE & CO.,
96 Fourth av.
A LOVELY HOME CHEAP.
$4,750.
A handsome Oakland residence at a greaS
bargain If sold before July L House of
eight e'egant rooms bathroom, hot and
cold water, stationary washstand, inside w.
c, both gnses, slate mnntels, tile hearths and
vestibule, cement cellar, every modern con
venience: on a lovely paved and sewered
street: cable and electric ear: easy terms;
call at once. M. F. HI PPLE & CO.,
9(5 Fourth ave.
DON'T PAY RENT.
BOY A HOME ON YOUR OWN TERMS.
FOR SALE.
Fonrnew frame houses, Beltzhoover ave
nue, Thirty-first ward, just completed. Sir
rooms and large finished attic, lovely vesti
bule, large hall and hall on second floor,
double parlors, sliding doors, handsome china
closot, iront and rear porches: lots 25x108
feet. See Charles F. Bnrr, office No. IBM
hoovor avenue, from i to 8 p. x. y
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
Well located; paying a good rent; new sub
stantial buildings; large cor. lot; alley Id
rear. One of the best business locations on
Wylle avenue. (91).
W. A. HERRON & SONS.
No 0 Fourth avenue.
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL
MANLIUS, N, Y.
Summer School of Instruction and Recrea
tion, June 20 to Sept. 15. Apply to
WILLIAM VERBECK.
THE MISSES
ANABLE'S
Boarding and
Day School
for Young
Ladies.
Will reopen September 26th, at 66 Bayard St,
New Brunswick, New Jersey.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
BOSTON. MASS.
Conrses in EmrlneTin?and Applied Science.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
Will be held Jnne 30 and July 1 at the rooms
of the Engineers' Society of Western Penn
sylvania, Academy of Art and Science build
ing. Fifth st., Pittsburg, in charge of Alfred
E. Hunt, Esq. (S. B., M. L T.).
For detailed information address
Je20-21-jiwr II. W. TYLER, Secretary.
EXAMINATIONS FfUADMISSlOX TO
THE WESTERN UNIVERSITY
Will be held June 24-25. Sept. 12-13,
at the University.
For catalogue address
W. 3. HOLLAND, D. D.,
President.
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