"V r SOLDIERS OF CHRIST. A Patriotic Sermon to the Members of the Boys' Brigade. THE CHRISTIAN'S FOURTH OF JULY Et. Dr. David Gregg rreaches Presbyterian Pulpit. From a UST SERVICE IS THE OLD CHURCH. Her. & VT. McCorkle, at the Krst Con cregational Church of Allegheny, last evsning delivered a patriotic sermon. The charch was crowded, but especial interest attached to the attendance of the First Al legheny company of the Boys Brigade. These young men, 59 strong, marched into ths church and filed into reserved seats near the front The Boys" Brigade is a new religious military organization which is bound to at tract great attention in the United States. Kot one person in a thousand who yester day morning read in the church announce ments that this brigade would attend Rev; McCorkle's service knew what was meant. The Boys Brigade was started in Glas gow, Scotland, a lew years ago, by a man bearing the name of Smith, who desired to secure some tie to bind the young men to the Sabbath school and church after they reach the age of 14 or 15. It is at this age that most boys lose their interest in the Sabbath school lessons and prefer to go fish ing rather than study the Berean leaf. A Brigade or Toothful So'dlent. Taking advantage of the love of every boy for a military drill, the Boys' Brigade was formed, to bo composed of youths trom the age of 14 to the age of 18, who should bind themselves to attend the Sabbath services, and at the same time should be made a member of a military company which should enjoy the privileges of public drill, in neat uniforms, beiore the eyes of aarainng menas. This organization secured instant favor imonif tho Sabbath school workers or the United Kingdom, and there are now in the British Isles 400 companies with a member ship of over 20,000 well-drilled young men. Thfs organization was introduced into the United States two years ago, taking its root in San Francisco, where the national head quat ters no w are. Several companies have been formed in Boston and Sew York City. The First Pltlsburg Company. A few months ago the First Pittsburg Com pany was organized at the Wylie Avenue U. P. Church, of which Rev. W. H. Knox is the pastor. It now has a membership of 100, with Captain J. A. A. Brown as drillniaster. The boys wear a neat uniform of dark blue and drill with remarkable accuracy. The second comnnnv in this countv. and. In fact. In the State lor toe scheme has not yet aroused interest in Philadelphia was formed last Friday evening at the First Con gregational Church, in Allegheny, and is called the First Allegheny Company. Thei e is a membership of 50. Captain Brown at tended the first meeting and gave the lads their preliminary drill. Frank E. Burkbart, of the Eighteenth Regiment, was elected captain and drillniaster. The Uo s have not yet been unitormed, but they soon w ill be at the expense of the church. The brigade is non-sectarian, and other companies will he formed in the churches of the tn o cities. Duties of Christians as Citizens. Rev. Mr. McCorkle, on the eve of the Fourth, addressed his congregation on the duties of Christians as citizens. lie took as his text the words which David on his death bed addressed to Solomon: "Be thou strong, therefore, and show tnj self a man." To be a true man in the State, the preacher said, a mac must first of all look to the homely vir ", honesty, faithfulness, parity, courage. nu.it appreciate and love the work of tbe i whuSjfniffered in the upbuilding and engtherSu of the Government. He must ke a bro.jd view ot the luture of the Jnited Statek and of his responsibilities as a citizen. It ife in this country that there are now on trial and will be settled,the stability of republican covernment. the true relation. ship of free education and religion, the pos sibilities of JtU-itvla municipal government. The truc- citizen "'must appreciate the dangers which threaten the clmrch and the nation, and etimate to their full measure the value of the saving and obaracter-mold-lng Institutions the church and the com mon school. Tbe minister gave some Inter esting views concerning religion and the common schools and the control of the liquor traffic In Its relation to politics. THE FUTTJEE LIFE. Oar Capacity for Enjoyment In Heaven Depends on How ITo Live Here. Eev. Dr. David Gregg, successor to Eev. Theodore Cnyler, of Brooklvn, preached at the union service of the First and Third Presbyterian congregations at the First Church on TVood .street yesterday. This is tbe flrst time Dr. Gregg has appeared in a Pittsburg pulpit since he severed his con nection some yeais ago with the Covenanter Church. He looks a little like the late Henry Ward Beecher, and heis a forcible preacher. JTbe morning was wet, but a fair audience tamed out to hear tne former Pittsburger. Jtfe took for bis text I Corinthians, ill., 12, 13. 'til, IB. "Now If any man build upon this foun dation gold, silver, precious stones, wood, haW, stubble; every man's work shall he roayle manlfesti for the day shall declare it, because It shall be revealed by Are, and the Are shall try every man's work ot what eott itj Is. If any man's work abide which he hath built thereupon, he shall receive a lewaid. If any man's work shall be burned, he shall suffer loss; that he himself shall be saved, yet so as by Are." The Doctor's subject was the Christian's capacity for enjoyment In heaven. He said It depended entirely upon the religious development In this life. The future life is measured by the life led upon earth. Those living pure and good lives, the highest and best, would have a greater capacltv for enjoyment than the people who had just been religious enough to get into heaven. The Christian would come tace to face with God and enjoy personal intercourse with Him. Others with a less degree of capacity would probably only get a hand shake. He explained his meaning by an intellectual comparison. When such men as Emerson andCarlyle, Humboldt and Agassiz met tbey would have a uni verse to talk about. They bad the minds to marou out and grasp a world of ideas. On tbe other hand two grangers as they camo together would chat about the crops. Tbe Doctor held that the gold, silver, precious stones, eta, in the text are sym bolic and intended to show the kind of lite lived upon earth. The gold represent, lng the highest and most enduring and the others standing for lesser degrees. The bay and stubble represent the works that are burned, leaving nothing but ashes. It Is Mie poorest life that guarantees admis sion to Heaven. In tbe evening Dr. Greeg preached a ser mon for young people. He said he had a young people's society in his church, having a membership of more than 00. THE CHBISTIAH'S rOUBTH OF JULY. Dr. TT. J. Reld Speaks of Evils That Menace the Republic Dr. TV. J. Eeld preached a very timely ser mon yestetday to his congregation in tho First IT. P. Church. His subjeot was, "The Christian's Fourth of July." The doctor Eolnted out that the Passovor was the He rew memorial day, and it was observed to celebrate the delivery of the children of Israel from Egyptian bondage. From this be argued that it was the duty of nations to properly observe their anniversary .days to revive patriotism and make citizens proud of their country. He tken showed jjow the American republic Is an example of the grace of God, and he commended the wisdom of the early fathers In framing a constitution that called for re ligious liberty. The doctor then dealt with the dangers that menace the American people. These are Immigration, intemperance. Sabbath desecration, political ambition and tbb con flict between labor and capital. Dr. Eeld Is not in the habit of mincing words, and he was very emphatic and straightforward in what he had to say on these subjects, fie denounced the conduct of the great political parties as cowardly in their treat ment of the immigration question. He thought the time hud arrived lor sweeping restrictions. Dr. Eeld claims that the country has about all the Ignorant foreign ers that can be handled, and a bait should be called to give the people a chance to be assimilated. This will lequire some years. He was afraid If tbe Influx of undesirable immigrants continued much longer that the republio was in great danger of being over thrown. He favors the absolute restriction or the Ignorant classes la general, the paupers, Idiots, criminals. Insane ana all other undesirable people. ua tue sumect 01 moor ana capital he was equally frank. He blamed both sides, and said if capitalists and workmen came to gether honestlv that all their troubles would soon be settled. It doesn't pay to be un reasonable. Referring to the Btrlke at Homestead, he said if the employers would meet the men and lay everything fairly be fore them that the strike would be over In an hour, either the reduction would be conceded or a compromise would be made. He has faith In the firmness of the American working classes, but us long as distrust exists between capital and la bor, these deplorable struggles would con tinue. Tho constant Irritation is a great source of danger to our civil institutions. Hen should not be provoked too far. Dr. Beid is opposed to the opening of the World's Fair on Sunday. Lastly, he stated that Chilstianity was the only hope of the nation. FOB THE LAST TIME Services Ara Held In Duquesne Heights Methodist Episcopal Church. The services In the Duquesr.e Heights Methodist Episcopal Church yesterday were the last that will be held in the old edifice. Eev. IV. 11. Bodenbaugh was assisted by J. T. Hedrick, w ho conducted the love feast. William Glenn, the oldest member in the church, made a short address, which was fullof reminiscences. Eev. Mr. Eodenbaugh took his text from I. Timothy, iv., 12, and his theme was, "The Past, Present." He dwelt upon the duty and responsibility of members to the Church.and divided his discourse Into three main divis ions. First, the oblect of watchfulness, un der which he discussed the part of the pas tor to the public and vice versa. Secondly, admonitions to persistency in watchfulness, and, thirdly, reasons for watchfulness and it results. The new church will bo dedicated next Sundav. The pastor will be assisted by Revs. C. E. Locke. T. X. Eaton, D. D.. T, N. Boyle, or Braddock, J. IV. Miles. D. D.. S. T. Mitchell, O. A. Emerson, S. W. McCurdyand E. Williams. MEETINGS AM NOTICES. Mcetlnzs- TVTOTICE-MKMBER3 OF ELIAS WILDMAN No. Hi. are requested to 1 Lodge. 1. o. o. s meet at residence of our late brother Barry W, McGlmpsey, 97 Lake street, Allegheny, on TUES DAY. July S. at 3:30 r. M. to attend "his funeral, bister lodges are Invited to attend. A. D. KEEFE, N. G. JR. O. U. A. M.-THEMEMBERSOFPRIDE0F the W est Council No. 157. Jr. O. U. A. M.. will meetat their hall JULY 4, at 10 A. M., toarrangefbr funeral of our late brother, John M. IftX which will take place trom 67 Grant alley above Fnlton 6t., Tuesday. July 5. at 2 P. M. Members of Sister Councils Invited. J. R. WOMEKSLEY. CI, A. F. MEANS, R. S. THE ANNUAL MELTING OF THE ARCA NUM linlldlng and Loan Association of Alle fheny Countv will be held In theirofflce. Room 421, tamiard building, S31 and 533 Wood St., for the hearing of the annual report of business and for the election of a board of 11 directors for the en suing year. Boons are also open for subscription of stock in tbe Sixth series. WM. K. GRAY. Sec ATOTICE-COUPONS OF THE FIR?T MORT i GAi5 bonds of the Northslne Bridge Co. due JULY 1ST. 1892. will Dcpald on ind after that date on presentation at the Safe Deposit Company, No. 83 Fourth avenue. R. L. OUR. Treasurer. JOTICE- There will be so'd at public auction to the hlgbes t bidder, at the office of Metropolitan Bank, in Buf falo, N. Y., on the 7th DAY OF JULY. 1892, at S o'clock p. ii.. certificates Nos. 15, 16. 2) and 21, for $5,000 each, of the capital stock of the Emerson. Smith i Co.. Limited, of Beaver Falls Ta. METROPOLITAN BANK. Jacob Dllcber, Cashier. BCTFALO, N. Y.. June 21, 1892. Election. PEOPLE'S SAVINGS BAITK. 1 Pittsbubo, June 20tll, 1692. t ELECTION THE REGULAR ELECTION FOR nine Trustees of the People's Savings Bank of Pittsburg will be held at the banking house. No. 81 Fourth ave.. on TUESDAY. July 5th, 1892, be tween the hours of 12o'clock u. and 1 o'clock r. K. EDWARD E. DUFF. Treasurer. Dividends. Odd Fellows Savtvgs Bane, ) Pittshubg, June 3a 1892. DIVTDEND-THEDIRECTORSOFTHISBANK have this day declared a dividend of THREE (3) PER CENT out of the earnings of the last six months, payable on demand tree of tax. F. E. MOOBE, Cashier. Tire Freehold Bank, 1 Pittsdcrg. Pa.. June 39, 1892 j TMVIDEND THE DIRECTORS OF THIS 1 1 bank have declared a dividend of THREE (3) PER CENT out of the earnings of tbe last six months, payable forthwith. JOHN F. bTEEL. Cashier. Martxe National Bank, PiTrsBrBG,, DlVlDtNI-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this bank has this day declared a dlvldend-of TWO AND ONE-HALF ) PERCENT on 1U capital stock out the earnings of the past six months, payable on demand. W. E. VON BONNHOEST, Cashier. June so. 1892. ALLEGHENY NAT. BANK. PITTSBURG. PA., June 30, 1392. J DIVIDEND-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this bank have this day declared a dividend of THREE (3) PER CENT out of the profits of the last six mouths, payable forthwith free of tax. W. MONTGOMERY. Cashier. ADRENAL BASK, ) PrrrgBUBO, June 30. 1892. t DIVIDEND-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF this bank have declared a dividend of FOUR (4) PER CENT out of the earnings of the last six months, parable forthwith. W. 8. WILLIAMS. Cashier. . The Keystone Bank op Pittsbubo, Pittsburg. Pa.. July 1. 1892. I TVYIDEND-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF J this bank have this day declared a dividend of THREE (3) PER CENT out of the profits of the last six months. Dividend checks will be mailed. J. H. HAYES. Cashier. Mer. ft Man. National Bank. Pittsburg. DIVIDLND-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS of this bank have this day declared a dividend of THREE (3) l'ER CENT upon the capital stock, ontof the earnings of the past six months, payable forthwith tree of tax. W. A. SHAW. JUNE 30. Cashier. City Savings bank. 4 INK Pittsburg. July 1, 1892. TMVIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS BA! 1J have declared a dividend of FOUR PER CENT J uu luc lauitai olvux. uaituu: uui ui ,ue earnings vl the past six months. JOHN W. TAYLOR. Cashier. Duquesne National Bank, J Pittsburg, Pa.. June 30, 1892. f DIVIDEND-THE BOARD OP DIRECTORS OF thlsbank have this day declared a dividend of FOUR PER CENT, payable on demand free of tax. A. H. PATTEKbON. Cashier. First National Bank. Pittsburg, Pa. dividend the diri'ctors of this bank have this day declared a quarterly divi dend of TWO (2) PER CENT on the capital stock, payable ou demand free of tax. J. D. SCULLY. JULY 1, 1892. Cashier. Office Allegheny Bridge Co , Pittsburg. July 1,1892. 1 DIVIDEND-THE PRESIDENT AND MANA GERS of the company for erecting bridge over tbe Allegheny liver, opposite Pittsburg, hare this davdecfared a dividend of ONK DOLLAR AND SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS (fl 75) on each share of the old capital stock of the company, out of the earnings of the last six months, payable to stock holders or their legal representatives forthwith. WILLIAM EOSEBUBG, Treasurer. Pittsburg National Bank or Commerce, i Pittsburg, June so, 1892. ( KODDrVTDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS uii bank have this day declared a dividend of SIX (6) PER CENT on the capital stock out of the profits of the last six months, payable forthwith, free of tax. 0. 1. WADE, Cashier. German Savings and Deposit 1 Bank of Birmingham. I Corner Carson and Fourteenth St. f Pittsburg, S. S,, July 2, 1892 J DIVIDEND-THE BOARD OP DIRECTORS have this day declared a dividend or SIX (6) PER CENT out of the profits of the last six months, payable July 16, 1892. J. F. ERNY. Cashier. Tradesmexs National Baits; PrrrgBtnto. FIFTY-FIFTH DIVIDEND-THE DIRECTORS of this bank have declared a dividend of FIVE (5) PER CENT out of the earnings of the past six months, payable on demand free of tax. JUNE SO, 1892. ROBT. WARDROP, Cashier. Masonic Bane. 1 Pittbbukq. June, 80, 1892. 5 QQTHDIVTDEND NOTTCE-THE BOARD OF Oil Directors of this hank have tnls day de clared a dividend of THREE (J) PER CENT out of tne earnings of tbe last six (6) months, payable on demand. TV. R. CHRISTIAN, Cashier. Legal Notlra. IS THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS -NO. X L for.the County of Allegheny, No 17S of September term. 1892. Notice Is hereby given that an application win be made to the Court above named at the above named number and term on the SOTn DAY OF JULY. A. D., 1892, at 10 o'clock A. M., under the "Corporation Act of one thousand eight hundred and seventy-four" and Its supplements, for the allowance and approval of certarn amendments to the charter of tbe Minister. Church Wardens and Vestrymen of Trinity Church In Pittsburg" as set forth In cer tificate filed In said Court, PIER A BLAIR. Solicitors. J, H. BEAL, Solicitor, 170 Fourth av. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN AP PLICATION will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on tbe 18TH DAY OF JULY, 1891. bv Samuel L. Boggs, William E. Lltteli, Frederick D. Cook, William P. List and Charles F. Cook, under the act of Assembly entitled "An act to pro mo' tended corporation to be called Essex Enamel company, tuc cuaraeLcr anu deject ox wnica IS WO manufacture of Iron or steel, or both, or of any other metal or article of commerce from metal, wood or both and for these nnnwiu. la hav. nna. sess and enjoy all the rigbbi. benefit! and prlri- I jckcs ui saiu tb vi jLcscmoij nu iPrpiwnenw thereto. THE 'FLTTSBTJRG 33ZHaplav advertisements one dollar per square for ant insertion. Classified real eitate advertisements on On page ten cents per line for each insertion, and 'none taken or leu than tMrtp cents. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE Classified under the following headings will be ac cepted at the rate of ONE CENT PER WORD FOB EACH INSERTION when paid for In ad vance either at main or branch offices. Finnic d Advertisements of all Kindt. MJCH AS SITUATIONS, MALE HELP. FKMALE HELP. AGENTS, BOOMS. BOARDING, HOARDERS, MISCELLANEOUS, PERSONAL", . TO LET ROOMS, - MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALES, LOST AND FOUND. THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. BUSINESS OFFICE. Cor. Smlthfield nnrt Diamond Streets. ALWAYS OPEN. BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. TVHERE WANT. FOR SALE. TO LET, AND OTHER TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INSERTION. Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver tisers alreadv have accounts with Tin Dispatch. FOR ALLEGHENY. NO. 107 FEDERAL ST.. TELEPHONE 3B2I. FOR THE SOUTHSIDE. NO. 1412 CARSON 8TBEET. TELEPHONE NO. 6022. FOR THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, 6121 PENNAV. PITTSBURG ADDITIONAL. THOMAS MCCAFFREY. 3500 Butler street. EMIL G. STUCKEY. 24th street and Penn avenue. ALLEGHENY-ADDITIONAL. F. H. EGGERS ft SO.N, Ohio and Chestnut streets. THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin avenues. WANTED. 33ale Hnla. BARBER First-class, sober, colored barber, single man: wages good and board in family. Address James H. Gant, Ebensburg, Pa. BEEF EILLERS-Three 11 rat-class beef killers; applv between 9 and 12 o'clock to-dav. Home Dressed Meat Co., Ltd., 200-212 South 21st st. BOY Office boy. patch office. Address giving age. R.,11, Dls- BBICK TOiSEKS to load wagons Tuesday. July 5, at 0:30 a. M. Williams Biickand Stone Co., Second av., near Hazelwood. "1ARPENTEBS-A j other need apply. few good carpenters: none AV. T. Weed, 108 Fourth av. C1ARRIAGE and wagon blacksmith at the Mc J Keesport Carriage and agon Co , successor to A. A. W. Smith. & Fifth av.,McEeesport, Pa.; good wages to the right man. COOK Good short order male cook at once. 1125' Liberty st. GROCERY solicitor, who has and can keep .1 route of 20 customers; an exceptionally good opening for an energetic man, Address, S. S., uispaicn omce. LABORERS LOOOto 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 fl 25. Geo. S. Good ft Co. MAN-With experience, for the road, to sell sewing machines, organs and pianos, and who can operate and play same, Address Hlleman jsros., lanonsDurg, ra, MEN To sell new goods; call for tree samples, or send stamp. 102 Fourth av., room 6. PRACTICAL mechanics for making and putting np galvanized Iron cornices. etc. ; also tin roofs; apply at once. Squires' Roofing Supply Co., 6200 Penn av. " SALESMAN On salary or commission, to handle tbe new patent chemical Ink erasing pencil; the greatest selling novelty ever produced: erases Ink thoroughly In two seconds; no abrasion ot paper: SCO to 500 per cent profit; one agent's sales amounted to f620 In slxdars, another (32 in two hours: we want one energetic general agent for each Mate and Territory. For terms and particu lars address the Monroe Eraser Manufacturing Company, X. 10, La Crosse, Wis. SALESMAN with large-established grocery trade to take agencv. With particulars and refer ences address 201 N. Front St., Philadelphia. SOAP MAKER Apply at Dispatch office, write to Lockbox 71. Greenville, Pa. or rpEACHER An experienced school teacher foran X eight-month term at Coal Valley, Pa. (Inde pendent district of Allegheny county): a good sal ary will be paid to a suitable person. For particu lars Inquire of A. D. Laughlln. Coal Valley, Pa. TINNERS for roofing, spouting and shop work; steadr work. McClelland ft Lelby, 32 S. Mercer St.. New Castle. Pa. OUNO MAN In hat and furnishing store: must be willing to work. Address Y. M., Dispatch office. YOUNG MAN-German, to take half Interest In vegetable wagon. Apply 1120 Carson st., S.S. Agenta. AGENTS-Wonderful advertising device; pat ented; evorv merchant buys: bigpav; inclose stamp. Arcn Mfg. Co., Racine, Wis. AGENTS 1,000,000 agents to sella non-partisan campaign book; easyseller. Address L. F. Gebr, Pittsburg, Pa. AGENTS 13 to f7 dally: experience unnecessary. Putnam ft Co., Perfumers. West Wlnsted, C't. Female Help Wanted. COOKS Girls for housework; no charges. 130 Boblnsonst., Allegheny. GIRL Respectable girl for general housework bv a family of 2; must be a good washer and lroner; will pay the highest wages. Apply at 424 Liberty St.. below Ferry. C IRL That has worked In a grocery; one that T can Influence some trade preferred. Address W. W.. Dispatch office. G IRL or boy for office. Room 1, No. 2 Sixth st. VTURSE to go to the mountains for the summer; 1 1 call at ones at 402 O'Hara St., East End. near Walnut st. Hale and Female Help Wanted. H ELP Male cook, waiters, 100 farm hands, colored man. servant woman, cook. f3 ner wi.: uimngruoiQ gins, ajsuwagiiero, launaress, family cooks and chambermaids. $1 totf per wk. ; 200 house girls. 6 colored, Swedes and Germans: highest wages paid here. Median Agency, 545 Grant st. Tel. DO. HELP Seamstress, laundress, cooks, dining room girls, chambermaids, nurses. 200 house gins. 50 for country; girls for hotels and boarding ho louses. German and colored U CU1UTOU Kll rlrls, 60 farm hands. white and colored waiters, street. Thompson's, 603 Grant STENOGRAPHER, lady or gentleman, with J500 capital to Invest equally with reliable party In establishing first-class shorthand school In Pitts burg; write, giving address, as personal Interview Is desired. School, Dispatch office. v Business Onnorrantzes Wanton. INTEREST In office business or light manufac turing by yonng man with good business experi ence; state terms and us tare of business. Address B 627. Dispatch office. Boarder and Lodgers tVanted. B OARDER8 Persons wishing boarding for the cummer In the country will find cool, comfort able rooms and good board at Frankfort Springs. For terms, etc., address Miss Mary Vance, Frank fort Springs, Beaver CO., Pa. BOARDERS Shadyslde: room with board for two gentlemen or gentleman and wile. Apply onAmberton av., third; door below church; ref erences required. BOARDERS Hotel Federal. 171 Federal .t. Allegheny; permanent and transient boarders 11 and 2 per day. BOARDERS Transient trade 1 day. Manage ment Mrs. A. B. Home, 39 Sandusky, Alle gheny. BOARDERS and lodgers: ocenpants for fur nished rooms facing park. 23 Montgomery av. GENTLEMEN-Two gentlemen for well furn ished room with first-class board; location fac ing East parks. Address Private Famll; Dispatch office. LODGERS Anohor Hotel, Liberty, corner Fourth: lodging per nlgh Be, 33c. 60c; week, II 28, H7S.i2.il. OCCUPANTS for furnished room, with without board. 222 Dinwiddle St. TC7 ANTED Roommate In good location; refer IT ence exchanged ; Catholic young man pre ferred. Roommate, Dispatch office. Financial Wanten. PNANCIAL Loans of500, f 1,000 to 16,000 and up to 120, 000 on mortgages on Allegheny county Improved property quickly placed at very small est cost to borrower. Send your application to me and I will save you money on mortgages, t), J. Fleming. 400 Wood St.. cor. Fourth av. MONET to loan. In sums or 1500, 11,000, 11000, aj, 000 and upward, at lowest rates, on mort on mort- gages. Charles Somers A Co, 181 Fourth av. M$L J0" '? 'UJT, "W. n.. tf.. IS, 000 and upward, at lowest rates, on mort gages. Charles Somen A Co., ill Fourth av. MONEY at 8 per cent. We have ISO. 000 to loan 300 up. illes Bros. A Co., lMToarth av. MONEY toloanonmortgae; no delayi lowest Interest. Howard Brown, 131 Fourth av. MORTGAGES on city or Allegheny county prop erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Wearer A Co., K Fourth av. TO LOAN 8200,000 on mortgages: fiod. and up ward at I per cent; 1000,000 at 4M per cent on residences or business property, vacant lots or farms. B. H. French. 125 Fourth av. WANTED Mortgages on Improved city or Alle gheny county property. ilcOune A Coulter. M Fourth av. "nr ANTED Boudajstoeks, mortgages and othei v . aociuiuca. i vr ituan, us j'uu av, burg. Fa. , Pltti. Ewlng JSin 000 to loan at (per cent. John K. Ewlng I Vv vvtl aw f went as, DISPATCH," MONDAY, WANTED. Wanted Partner. PARTNER Advertiser wanta a young nan as partner to Join him In merchant tailoring; one having the knowledge of gents' furnishings; capital required, 1300 to o00. Address M. .Dis patch office. PARTNER Man with (200 capital for supply and novelty co. ; good opportunity for right person. Enterprise, Dispatch office. Hoarding Wanted. WANTED Summer boarding for 4 adults and 4 children. youngest 7 years old: from 3 to 20 miles on any road. Call oiaddress Central Plumb ing Co., 910 Lloerty St., with terms; 2 large rooms will do. WANTED Boarding by a young man in a private famllv, nlcelv furnished bedroom with breakfast and supper. East End. Address L. H., Dispatch office. Fire Insurance Wanted. B ENS W ANGER ft ZAHN-Flre insurance. fourth av. Miscellaneous Wanted. WANTED All tinners and washmen to send tbelr names and address for correspondence, stattng whether working In tluhouse or not: mat ters of Importance to lnlorm them. Address cor respondence, F. H. Peremlah. box 203, Irondale, Jeff, couuty, O., for Irondale tlnhouse men. PAINlINt, and plateglass glazing. It. C. Miller, 626 Grant St.. Pittsburg. PATENTS-O. D. Levis (20 years). Solicitor. 131 Fifth av., next Leader. Pittsburg: no delay. TRUNKS hauled to and rrom hast t nd for 50c. Campbell ft Davis, 12 Seven thav. 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 me finest and cheapest wall paper In America to send for samples: sent free toany address. G. G. O'Brien, Paint and all Paper store. 292 Firth av. WANTED To buy a good pile driving engine; state price. Address M. ft S., Dispatch office. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. Horses, Vehicles, Live Stock For Sale. DELIVERY wagons Delivery wagons all styles; our own make. Wm. Beckcrt, 340 to 344 Ohio t., Allegheny. Telephone, J420. HORSE Good horse, buggy and harness, very cheap. Inquire at 6049 Bond St., East End. Machinery and Metals For Sale. BOILERS and engines, second-hand: all sizes' from 4 to 100 h. p. : cheapest In the market: 64 boilers and engines In stock, stationary and porta able, upright boilers, mounted farm engine, etc. : steam Dumps, governor, pulleys and shafting. Telephone J401, 3-25 Park way. J. b. Young. Alle gheny. Pa. Y7NGINES Genuine Acme automatic safety en Xj 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. bend for catalogue and information. ENGINES and hollers of every description: brick yard supplies; contractors, and rolling mill ma- chlnerv. ' 'i nomas Carun's toons. i.acock ana Ban- dusky sts., Allegheny, GRINDSTONES In all sizes, for all kinds of grinding; Cralglelth, Newcastle, Nova Seotla and other grits; Iron frames and fixtures for hand, foot or power; mounted stone, oil stone, emery wheels and grinders. Wm. M. Klrby. 134 First avenue. IMPROVED Whitman ft Barnes high-speed automatic non-explosive engines and boilers, exhaust and ventilating fiy fans of our own make; also electric lighting; second-hand old-stvle Acme automatic engines; second-hand Snedlker and car fly fans: B. W. Paine ft Sons automatic engines, from 5 to 250 horse power; electrlo motors, water motors and all kinds of light power and supplies. Tompkins ft Ulrlch. Engineers and Contractors, 316 and 518 Liberty St.. Pittsburg, Pa. Bicyc'es, Tricycles, Etc., For Sale. BICYCLE-Safetv. with cushion tires, spring forks, diamond frame, full hall bearing; cheap for cash. No 74 Arch St., Allegheny. I?ASY TERMS-Second-hnnd Columbia, Rambler. J V, arwlcfc, Lovell, Swift and others; also, new Warwlcks. Remingtons, Liberties. Hartfords and Kenwoods. Johnston's, 70S Smlthfield st. OLD PI WHEELS taken In exchange for new. Plttsbnrg 'Cycle Co., 428 Wood St. Musical Instruments, WE have two splendid "Decker and Son" up right pianos that have had but very little usage, and are In every respect as good as new; we will dispose of one at :00, worth $375; and one at 5225, worth HOO, Inclusive fine plush cover and stool. A guarantee for 10 years accompanies either of these pianos; two genuine bargains. We are the only house that have the celebrated "Decker and Son" piano: established 1856 (6 years prior to any house of similar name). The lncom- S arable "Smith American Organ" and the cile rated Hlllstrom Organ, of which we carry a full line, we sel1 on easy terms and are In posltlou to offer better inducements to purchasers than any house In our Hue In the two cities. Parties con templating to purchase either a piano or organ will fiud it to their benefit to give us a call. We also carry a line of small musical goods at lowest figures. A. A. Zweldlnger, Piano and Organ Par lors, second floor of tbelr own building. 133 Smith field sL, City. Rubber Stamps For Sine. GET your rubber stamps, steel sttraps, stencils, seal presses, brass checks, etc. from Shealfer ft Co.. 49Flltb av.. Duffs College building. Miscellaneous For Sale. A LOT of drawers and wall show cases. Including counter, at 61 Ohio St., Allegheny City. FOR SALE Contractors.attentlon! Will sell very cheap second-hand cars, track-carts, wheel and drag scrapers. Address C. S. Warner, Akron, Ohio. FOB SALE BUSINESS. Business Opportunities. FEED AND BUCKWHEAT FLOUR MILL-Suc-cessful business: all in fullrunnlne order with fine mlltbulldlng and complete outfit of the latest machinery, etc.; several small dwellings, etc.; fltuated In a prosperous manufacturing town on Ine of railroad with switch direct to the property; will be sold for less than half its value; this Is a rare opening to anyone who understands the busi ness; satlsfactorv reasons for selling. Jas. W, Drape ft Co., 313 V00d st., Pittsburg. FOUNDRY A well established foundry In de sirable location fronting on river and railroad: large buildings fully equipped with all necessary appliances, engine, bollder, cupolas, pattern shop, etc. : will be sold at an Immense bargain. Apply to Jas. V. Drape Co.. 313 Mood st., Pittsburg. GENERAL store. In good town, wjth liquor licence and post-office In the bunding. If vou want a good business at a bargain, now Is your chance. Holmes & Co., 43) Smlthlteld St. (i OO D paying restaurant, centrally located rood -t place ior Smlthfield st. J place for making money. Holmes & Co., 4M INTEREST In printing business; good reasons. Address Express, box 705, Pittsburg, Pa. LICENSED hotel business In excellent location; long lease, very low rent, very low price and very special bargain; good reasons for selling; business running lull and making money. Jas. W. Drape & Co.. 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. MACHIN E shop and foundry In the flourishing city of SIcKee6port. on B. & O. R. R. For particulars call on George S. Cotton & Co., 64 Fed eral St., Allegheny, "MOTION and toy business A profitable business: iv well established and doing a good lobbing and retail trade; excellent location in Allegheny; one of the best thoroughfares In the city; a good opening. Jas. W. Drape & Co.. 813 Wood st., Plttsbnrg. RESTAURANT A well-established restaurant; one of the best locations In Allegheny, on a busy thoroughfare; full equipment, everything In fine running order and making money; a good opening. Jas. W. Drape A Co., 813 Wood St., Pittsburg. . ROUTE Sunday Dispatch route: will sell for 145; Is worth 870; good reasons for selling. Ad dress Wm. O. Zelgler, Wllktnsburg. Pa. TIN SHOP The best located and equipped tin shop and the only house In general stove re pairer; also stoves ana ranges. J.W, Schoop, Mar ket House. McKeesport, Pa. rrtlN, slate and gravel roofing business In good J. town; doing a splendid business; 12.000 worth of work under coutracL Holmes A Co., VO smltn- field St. . WELL established art store In Allegheny, clear lug about 300 per month: low rent; special bargain. Holmes A Co., 420 Smlthfield st. fl;Q 000 Or Invoice Positive bargain, well uDOi established house furnishing store, notions, toys, books and stationery, confectionery, wall J taper, pictures and frames, baseball goods, etc. ; ow rent; In one of the best manufacturing towi.s In Western Pennsylvania; population 01 about 10, 000. Holmes A Co.. 0 Smlthfield st. 500-0r Invoice Well established furniture and undertaking Business in a live town. doing splendid business. Holmes & Co., 4i0 gmtthdeld st. CcftKA Machine shop In good location, orwll (SJOJ sell a reliable man oue-half Interest. Holmes A Co., 420 Smlthfield St. . Business Properties For Sale. THE valuable manufacturing property, with ex tensive brick buildings, warehouses, offices andSHrellIngs, etc., etc.. of the Pennsylvania White Lead Co., situate on River av , corner Wal- ?,ut St., 4th ward, Allegheny: railroad and river ront and facilities for a switch right Into the prop erty: size of lot about 283x170 feet, with an alley in the rear; will be exposed to public sale ou Tuesday, July 19. at 11 o'clock, on tbe premises: title ner- feet; Immediate possession; terms reasonable.' D'urtner particulars from James w. Drape a Co., Agents and Auctioneers. 818 Wood St., Plttsbnrg. FOB SALE LOTS. City Lots, CENTER AV. LOTS-24X175, choice location: street Improvement and sewers paid; 'three minutes' Walk from Center av. electrlo Tine; a lim ited numbqr only are offered at th'a price: best bar gains In th market. See M. P. Howley A Son, 91 Diamond st, (HjQT-HOe 500 Herron Hill Park plan; &4JIU c'lolce lots near Wylle av. cable Oars at above prices: some on paved street only 110 down, balance $3 a month: sure to enhance qujskly. Black A Balrd, 91 Fourth av. ffiQflrtfor both Watt St., between Webster WOXJKJ and Wylle, two vacant lots, each 20x80 feet tu an alley; easy terms ana a great bargain. U-82.ai. Charles Somen Co., mFoortaav, JULY 4, 1892. FOR SALE LOTS. Haiertrood Los For Sale. HAZF.LTVOOD AV.-An elegant corner lot. irregular shape, equal to B2xlM feet, within a few minutes' walk of Hazelwood station, Baltimore A Ohio Railway, and Second avenue electric cars; will sell cheap for cash, to quick buyer. John E. McCrlcfcart, 59 Fourth av. ; telephone 1878. Suburban Lota For Sale. BRUSHTOV. Bank of Commerce plan,$500 each Two choice bnlldlng lots, each fioatlng40feet on Blockade av and 212 and 218 Jeet tn depth re spectively; board walks, water and gas; conven ient, attractive location; extremely easy terms. (4-107-466). Charles Somers ft Co., 131 Fourth av. TJAST JEANNETTE. P. &. B.-fWO An ex- U ceedlngly cheap and attractive lot In the Fort Pitt Land Company's plan of lots, fronting 40 feet on Mary st hr ion leet In deptn io allev. (4-108-468). Charles Somers ft Co. 131 Fourth av. SIX acres of ground near Etna, abont ZH miles from the city: a few fmlt trees; good spring; small dwelling: price only 11.100. Jas. W. Drape ft Co., 313 Wood street. Plttsbnrg. QdKn bnys three-roomed house on Trust Co. DDi)U HllLlotgOfeet: three minutes' walk from station. P.. C. ft St. L. R. R. Address Box 99, Mansfield Valley, Pa. Farms For Sain. FOR SALE or exchange A farm of 50 acres, hav ing thereon a log house of 5 rooms, barn and other outbuildings; also a! story grist mill In operation; Is underla d with coal; has fruit trees and everything In good repair: situated )i miles from the Penna. ft West Penn R. R.Jwill sell cheap or exchange for city real estate. See S. E. Pool ft Co., 6110Penn av., E. E. FARM 13K acres, 5-room house, stable, fine fmlt and berries: Just the place for poultry; send stamp for new big farm and exchange list. N. F. Hurst. Notary Public, Rochester Pa. FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE City Residences. HOUSE-Posltlve bargain; Center av.: good 2 story brick of 7 rooms and storeroom: good hall, cellar, etc.; modern conveniences; first-class business location; lot 24x100, to 20 foot alley; will be sold at a very low price and on very easy terms. Baxter, Thompson ft Co., 161 Fourth av. "I Q per cent net Investment 4 good 7-room brick JL,i dwellings on paved street and electric car line; 4. COO will handle It or will trade for East End lots. C. R. Fundeuberg ft Co. No. 77 Fourth av. East End Residences For Sale. "PAST END A handsome residence on a fine X-i paved avenue near cable and electric cars; large lot: spacious lawn In front; ample shade from natural forest trees of full growth: residence lias all tbe more recent and thoroughly modern ap- fllances, and Is really "unique" In every partlcu ar; perfection In art and beauty are singularly blended throughout: a perspective In view In our office; possession at once. Jas. W. Drape ft Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. EAST END A neat brick dwelling. 8 rooms, sewing room, bath and toilet room, ball, dry cellar, furnace, etc, all In fine order throughout: everything bright and clean ; Just newly painted and papered; large front and side entrance; desirable situation; contiguous to cable cars: prlceonlyto,500: Immediate po&sesslon, Jas. W. Drape ft Co., 313 AVood St., Pittsburg. 7 000 A complete and modejn house, 9 rooms; 9 location desirable; one of the best In Oakland; a good home worth the money. (85) W. A. Her ron ft Sons. 80 4th av. Allegheny Residences For Sole. SECOND WARD. Allegheny-A good brick dwelling, almost new, near Fremont st . on line of electric cars; mansard roof, cresting finish on top: 8 rooms, with bath and lavatory, both gases, laundry, hot and cold water, marble man tels. Inside shutters. -vestibule and halL dry cellar with cemented floor: everything In prime order, house all newly papered throughout: price only 13,850; best value In Allegheny; title perfect: Im mediate possession. Jas. W.Drape ft Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. Suburban Residences For Sale. EDGEWOOD. P. R. R. A bargain In most ex cellent residence lot on Maple av.. ntar sta tion: the nroner elevation above street level: well drained, shade trees: see this lot: It will speaa for Itself. Hoffman ft Baldrldge, Wllklnsburg, op- po6iie aepoi. VTORTH-MANSFIELD-About three acres and a Xi dwelling house, on Main st., convenient to railroad station; price only f7,000: would piy over ICO per cent to lav out in building lots. Plans, etc., from Jas W. Drape ft Co.. 313 Wood St.. Pittsburg. TO LET. City Residences. TO LET From April 1, 1893. the elegant mansion of the late Mrs. Louise Jones.No. 426 Duquesne way. Fourth ward. Pittsburg: complete In every parucuiar; mis nanusome nouge is especially adapted for club purposes, has all modern Improve ments, beautiful river view, and Is most con venient of access from all parts ot the city: long lease on reasonable terms. For further Informa tion apply to or address Howard Jones, 135 Fourth av., city. East End Residences To Cat. TO LET An elegant ten-room house; best loca tion In East End; 5 rooms rented paylng15 Ser month more than rent; present owner obliged leave city. For particulars address R, S. V. P., Dispatch office. , "- Hazelwood Residences To Let. 1 TO LET On Hazelwood av., near Sylvan, bonse of eight rooms with laundry, city water, both gases and bath room; fine situation, ample grounds, fruit trees, grapes, shrubbery, etc. ; rent moderate: possession immediately. Apply H. Burgwln, 150 Fourth av. Allegheny Residences To Let. TO LET By John K. Ewlng & Co . 107 Federa St., bouses, stores and apartments. Suburban Residences To Let. TO LET Furnished house in country, 7 rooms; 2 hours' ride from Pittsburg en line of P. R. R.. S minutes' wait from depot, P. O., etc. For par ticulars apply to Dispatch office. Rooma To Let. FIFTH AV.. 4772 rooms furnished or unfur nished for light housekeeping. L ACOCK ST. Furnished rooms, all modern con veniences. Apply to Moyle's, 163 Lacock St., Allegheny. MEYRAN AV.. 151. Oakland-Nlcely furnished front room for gentlemen. PENN AV.. 5609 Furnished rooms, 4 doors from Negley; private family. Z See additional adlets under Wanted Boarders and Lodgers. Business Stands To Let. TO LET Space with power, cor. Penn and Third avs,: three floors; 20,000 feet space: abundant power: good light; splendid location; every con venience. Apply Nicola Bros,, 2U Fifth av. TO LET Four-storv brick building, 139 second av.. two doors from Smlthfield M. : will lease for five years. Apply at first floor office of Kauf manns1 store. Bllscellaneooi To Lets. LET First-class stable In rear of No. 423 Ti Dnquesne way, 4 stalls and coachhonse; reason- able rent, nowaru done-, ia) r ourm av., cuy. TO LET Vacant lot, 30x110. with stable, corner Penn av.. Third si. and Exchange alley. Apply Nicola Bros . 20 5lh av. PERSONAL. IJERSONAL-Credlt, yes. credit on fine drtss goods, silks, satins, wraps. etc., atJ.Dwyer's, Room 4, McCance block, 701 Smlthfield. PERSONAL Cash paid for old gold and silver watches and lewelrv repaired: new work made L to order. Chris Hauch. Ml Bmlthfleld. PERSONAL-Everett Piano Club news Pianos delivered this week: Club A, No. 245, Enock L. Toy, Knoxvllle; Club B. No. 319. Mrs. J. K. Crawford, 191 Shetland av., Pittsburg, Pa. PERSONAL When 1 was a small Doy my mother always repaired my breeches and jacket, but 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. 1558. 8TEAYED. STRAYED Two dark brown mules to the farm of A. P. Dlebold, VA miles west of Ivory, P. O. Owner can have same by proving property and paying all expenses. LOST. LOST Yorkshire terrier dog, Sunday evening. In the vicinity or Oakland: liberal reward If re turned to 8304 Fifth ave. Number of license plate iaf, series a- u PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Oakland sub District School Board until 7 o'clock r. M. on TUESDAY, July 5, for painting to be done at tbe Soho, Bellefield and Sylvan avenue schools. Speciflnutlons can be seen at the store of Fieese & Anfderhelde. corner Fifth av. and Gist St., city, at which place bids are to be left. W. J. SMITH, Secretary. PROPOSALS FOR VITRIFIED BRICK Pavement, Curbing, Grading, Etc. The undersigned Committee of Councils of the borough of Unlontown, Pa., w ill receive proposals for the laying of vitrified fire prick pavement, including the furnishing and laying of vitrified brick, the curbing and the grading complete. Amount to he laid, about 217,000 yards. Proposals will be received until FRIDAY, JulyS, 1892, at 0 p. x. The borough resorvea tho right torejeot any and all bids. If In tho interest of the bor ough to do so. Bond In amount of tbe bid must accompany the proposal. Plans, specifications and all Information oan be had by applying to tbe undersigned or the borough engineers. JOHN C. BREADING, ) ,, WILLIAM C. McCORMICK, Com' PATPNTC D- O.LEVIS (next Leader rM I tn I O.18I Fifth av., Pltuburs. Pa. 20 years solicitor. , TTNITABIAN FTJBLICATIONS FRE11 U Address Miss MaW Lyman, WOaklMd , Bo.uaro,Plttaljur,, J CHOICE PROPERTIES. The Special Reduction MADE ON KEISETOI LOTS TO THOSE WHO PURCHASE WITHIN 60 DAYS Is Being Eagerly Taken Advantage o An opportunity like this to get a home at little cost in a prosperous and growing city is seldom offered. The large number of manu facturies at KENSINGTON make investments in lots secure, and gives employment and busi ness to residents. Go Early This Week to KENSINGTON And Secure a Lot It Will Double in Value in a Few Months. Look Out FOR ANOTHER Great ; Factory AT Free railroad tickets furnished. Salesmen always on the ground. For further information apply at the office of " THE kfl ill UMUOUlllWMGUMl No. 79 Fourth Ave. (First Floor), Pittsburg, Pa. SCHLEY PAIL If you visit Schenley Park Any other time, DON'T FAIL TO WALK OVER THE GREENFIELD AVE. BRIDGE at the Zoolozical Garden, the most frequent ed and the, finest view in tbe park-, and ee he 85 bouses we are building to sell OVER LOOKING THE PARK. YOU HAVE TEN YEAJ9tttO PAY FOR THEM. Prices range from $1,809 to $1,530 Also Inspect the fine level lots, 25 to SO feet front and from 90 to 170 feet In depth. Prices from $400 to $600 eaeh. Terms 5 per cent cash, balanoe $5 per month. THEY HAVE CITY WATER. AN ELEC TRIC EOAD BUNS THROUGH THE PROP ERTY. NOTE One hundred and twenty-flva of these lots have teen sold since January. PETER SHIELDS, 633 GRANT STREET, And corner Greenfield ave. and Lydla at $500 TO $500,000 oS1 zages. city or conntrv rJtoperty, at lowest rates. JAS. W. DRAPE & CO., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg. Telephone No. 975. KENS1GT0N NIMMICK TERRACE. Handsomest Lots on the Market Nice Sites for Pleasant Homes in a Good Neighborhood. Lots in Subdivision of the Nimmick Place, Wood street, Brnshton, are now offered for sale. " Only ten minutes' walk from Pennsylvania Railroad stations at Brushton or Wilkinsburg. Easily reached by Penn avenue, Fifth avenue or Duquesne street car lines. During the summer two streetcar lines from the center of the city will be completed along Wood street. Salesmen will be on the ground July, 7, 8, 9 and 11 from 1 to 5 p. m. ' Call at 133 FOURTH AVE. for Plan of Lots. " , C. K. CHAMBERLIN, Agent. x MAYFIELD Lots, Perrysville avenue' at private sale. JOHN K. EWLNG & XO., Agents, 107 Federal CHOICE PROPERTIED A RARE BARGAIN.' $12,500- A lovely Queen Anne brick dwelling house, 11 lovely rooms; corner property, on a bean tlrul, paved street; lovely shade trees, cable and electrlo cars, all modern conveniences, slate mantels, tile hearths and vestibule, bathroom, stationary washstands, hot and cold water. Inside w. c, speaking tubes and eleetric hells; large lot, large front and slda porches; house la beautifully papered; east ern exposure. This Is a rare chance to buy a lovely, beautiful home at a great bargain. Terms to suit. 11. F. H1PPLE & CO., 96 Fourth av. DON'T PAY RENT. BDYAH0MB0NY0UROWNTEKMS .FOR SALE. Four new frame houses, Beltzhoover ave nue. Thlrty-flrst ward, Just completed. Six rooms and large finished attlo, lovely vesti bule, large hall aud hall on second floor, double parlors. sltdingdoors,handsome cblna closet, tront and rear porches: lots 45x108 feet. See Charles F. Barr, office No. 1 Beltz hoover avenue, from 4 to 8 p. x. FOR SALE. Lots in Grove Square plan Per rysville ave, $10 to $50 cash, bal ance on easy term3 without In terest. HOLMES & CO., 420 SM1THFIELD ST. AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALE OF INTERESTS IN THREE Iron mines, the Saginaw. American and Dexter mines, and 5,000 acres of Iron lands In the Ishpemlng Iron Range. JULY 25. 1892. at 10 o'clock A. M.. beginning with the baglnaw mine, two ana pne-half miles westrof Ishpemlng. Marquette county. Michigan, and continuing nntll all Is sold. For further particulars address C. F.CONRAD. Detroit, Mien. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO A. E. Nellis. doing business as the A. E. Nellis Manufacturing Company, and all other per sons Interested, that the undersigned will sell at public sale at storeroom. No. 9 and 11 Madison avenue, AlleghenvClty, Pennsyl vania, on THURSDAY, the 14th day of July, A. D. 1892. at 10 o'clock a. m., the castings, agricultural steels, bolts, goods and property bf snld A. E. Nellis, dointc business as the A. E. Nellis Manufacturing Company (left on storage with the undersigned), to pay the storage Hen on above mentioned property, which amounts to the sum of (502 50, with interesrand costs, or so much of the above mentioned piopcrty as shall be sufficient to discharge said Hen, together with costs of sale and advertising. PETER REISECK, E. B. RE1SECIC A. J. PENTECOST. Auctioneer, 413 Grant street. TY JAS. W. DRAPE & CO . ATTRACTIVE D auction sale by catalogue of a quantity or very fine oak furniture, brass bedstead, silverware, piano, pier mirror, barouche, etc., at the salesroom of Jas. W. Drape & Co., 313 Wood street, Plttsburg.on WEDNES DAY AFTERNOON, July 6, at 2 o'clock. (Moved from one of the large hotels lor convenience of sale). There is elegant oak furniture, combination side board and re frigerator, leather-seated chairs, extension table, cabinet and desk, very fine brass and oak bedsteads, dressing bureaus, spring mattresses, feather pillows, eider down com forts, high quality blankets, beautirul piano and stool and music rack, Singer sewing ma chine, silverware, ivory handled cutlery, large pier mirror of plate glass, fanoy tables, ladles' rockers, large couch, brlc-a-brao, eta, etc. Also an elegant baronche.Glesenkamp, make, very little used. Everything almost new and of very fine quality; belonging to a private family leaving the city. Sale peremptory. Terms cash. Sendforcatalogne containing more full particulars. The goods on view morning of sale at our rooms. JAS. W. DRAPE & CO., Auctioneers, 813 Wood street, Pittsburg. Elegant Carpets, Furniture, Bicycle, Office Safe, Etc. TUESDAY MORNING, July 5, at 10 o'clock at the rooms of the Henry Auction Co., 21 and 26 Ninth St. The entire turnlshmentof a fine residence, . chamber suites In oak and walnut, mirror door wardrobe, oak bookcase, folding bed, lounges, couches, chalr-rockers, curtains, clocks, pictures, two flue parlor suites, cabi nets, bicycle, tables, sidebotrd. leather chairs, dishes, toiletware, etc. fine Brussels carpets, rugs, curtains etc.; sale positive; terms cash. HENRY AUCTION CO.. Auctioneers. 33 ACRES, SEWICKLEY, AT AUCTION. On THURSDAY, July 7. at 2 o'clock, wfD be sold, on tbe premises, 33 acres of land In rear of Cochran Fleming's resldence,Sewlck ley. Special attention Invited to this ad journed sale, -which will likely be positive. Terms cash. By order of John Ogden, As signee. A. LEGGATE & SON, Auctioneers, 62 Fourth av. Teachers Wanted The election of eleven teachers for Scott town, ship schools will be at Ulendale. Pa.. TUESDAY, July 12. at 1 o'clock P. u; term. 8 months: salary, 150 per month; applicants are requested to be pres ent; none but exptrlenced teachers need apply. G. W. FOSTER, Pre. M. a DUNLEVY, Sec BLIIDTE'S PURE UNFERMENTED GRAPE JUICB. Sold onlvby GEO. K. STEVENSON & CO., Opposite Trinity Church, Sixth avenu niySO-xwT street, and on the ground. 1 ' BBMiUSqllUM.flSIijjD0SnnOIlSBajxTn TTan'irill 1 nTMlMUfrirm r
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