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THE PITTSBTTBG DISPATCH. MONDAY JtJLT 11, 1892.
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FAST TEAIN DERAILED.
The-thicaso Limited Jumps From
"the Tracks at Glenfield,
RUNNING 60 MILES AN HOUK.
Miraculous "Escape of All on Board, Kot One
Eeing Injured
CHARGED TO FAULTY SWITCH-SETTING
An the New Tort and Chicago limited
vu nearing Pittsburg yesterday morning it
left the track at Glenfield, and the whole
train was derailed. Although the train
was running at Tery high ipeeil, nearly 60
miles an hour, and every car hut one left
the track, nobody -was hurt and compara
tively little damage was done to the rolling
atock, though the track was badly cut up.
The accident has not been fully accounted
for yet, but the known facts appear to be
as follows: The limited ras running about
ou time and making Tery high speed, close
"to 60 miles an hour, when it rushed through
Glenfield station at a little before 7 o'clock
yesterday morning. As the locomotive
cleared the station it jumped the traek'ahd
dragged with it all of the five cars of the
train but the last.
Supposed Faulty ctllnc or Hie Switch.
At the point where the accident occurred
1the two tracks spread out into three, and
4 the east-bound passenger trains commonly
fuse the center track, the outer east-bound
I track being devoted to freight traffic. The
I center track is entered Irom the west by a
switch, and it is supposed that faulty set-
' tiDg of this switch caused the accident. It
' is understood, though not with absolute cer-
iaintv, that the operator in the signal tower
f at Glenfield discovered when he heard
the limited approaching that the switch
had not been set to divert tho
train iiito the center track, and tried to reo-
tifv the mistake It is concluded that he
did not complete the operation properlv,
or that at all events the switch did not close
properly, leaving the point or the switch in
such a pusitinn that the flange oi the loco
motive's wheel; struck it, and the shock,
combined with the high speed at
which the train was going, threw the big
engine off the track.
The engineer, it is said, saw that the
switch was out of place before he reached
it, and was thus able to prepare for the acci
dent though he could not abate the train's
speed to any great extent.
The uonoer is that the train did not suf
fer more. All the cars left the track except
the observation car, which was the last, but
there was no telescoping or toppling over,
the locomotive was little damaged, the
combination smoker and baggage ca"r next
to it sufle'red more than the restj while the
sleeper following was dragged for half its
length oft its trucks.
ota Man on BoRrU Injured.
Uelther engineer nor fireman was hurt,and
the SO odd passengers in tho train got
nothing worse than an awlul fright and a
good shaking. The engine and cars bumped
over the ties for a few hundred feet and
stopped right side up. The passengers,
most of whom were dressed, or dresslug
scrambled out of the cars and thanked their
stars it was no worse. A train made Up
in Pittsburg, which was soon sent out,
enabled the limited's passengers to con
tinue their journey.
Fortunately the wreck did not blockade
the west-bound track, although both the
eastern tracks were put out of service till
last night, and the traffic Of the road was
conducted with some incidental delays over
a single, track between Glenfield and Se
wickley. Railroad men noticed that the
Cavalier, boudoir car, was once more in
trouble. It was a part of the limited when
that train was wrecked at East Palestine.
Superintendent A. Jl Starr spent his Sun
day al the scene ot the wreck, and will con
duct an inquirv into the cause of the accU,
dent to-day. 7,
FLINT GLASS CONVENTION.
The Local Delegates llave Start-d to Corn
lnc; No Opposition Developed to Presl
lenffcmlth, and Secretary Dillon Few
Cb6Cea'to- Be Made in the Scale.
Tbe annual convention of the Flint Glass
'Workers' Association will be held at Corn
ing, K. Y., this week. It is a non-union
town, and no preparations have been made
to receive the delegates, but tbe men think
they bae a chance to show their strength
and win over the Corning people. A'big
onion strike is in progress in the town, and
the flint workers hope to be able to help
their fellows in the struggle.
Over 250 delegates and visitors have gone
to Corning over the Allegheny Valley road
from Pittburg. About 50 left last even
ing. In the party were President Vf. J.
Smith, Secretary W. J. Dillon, Thomas
Smart, Alton; George M. Murphy, Pitts
burg; William Fitzpatrick, Findloy; Daniel
Dully, Philadelphia; H. L-Smitb, Brook
lyn, ami John Howard, District Attorney
Irom "Wheeling. Mr. Howard is an ex
flint glass worker, and will deliver an ora
tion at the graves ot the 20 Corning men
who were killed last year in the Bavenna
wreck. The association intended
to dedicate a monument at this
meetiog, but owing to the strike of the
granite cutters the Brooklyn firm was un
able to complete it in time.' The exercises
will be held anyhow, and the monument will
be jmveiled later.
No opposition has developed so far to
President Smith and Secretary Dillon, It
is; generally .conceded that both will be re
elected. The most important work of the
convention is the preparation of the scale of
wages. Mr. Smith says, with a few minor
changes, the scale ot last Tear will be
adopted. He doesn't anticipate any strikes,
and believes that the manufacturers will
sign it without much parley. The affairs oi
the association are in good shape and the
best of feeling prevails.
DIED AT TEE W0KKH0USE.
James Fatterson Freed From a Llfs of
Labor lie Disliked.
Alderman McICenna held an inquest at
the workhouse on Saturday afternoon on
the death of James Patterson, who died
there on Friday. He was 57 years of age
and had no friends. He was committed to
tbe workhouse on February 17 from Mercer
county as a' vagrant. Patterson lived at
Sharon and had been jailed many times for
the same oSense, being opposed to work of
any kind, and the -Court there sentenced
him one vear for the offense.
A verdict oi death from debility and ex
haustion was -rendered. The body will be
buried in the potter's field at the work
house. PItchine Pennies on tils Bank.
Four little boys, averaging in ageabout
10 years each, were arrested on the river
bank at Woods' Kun yesterday afternoon
and sent to the Allegheny Central station.
They had been pitching pennies. Chief
JInrphy gave them a kindly lecture an let
them go.
Will Revise the Prloe List.
The Musical Union, Na 15, of Pittsburg,
met yesterday afternoon for the first time
since it and the Knights of Labor consoli
dated. The principal business done was to
appoint a committee to revise the price list.
It took no Action on the Homestead matter.
Tki full quarts of Gibson, Find), Overholt
and Bear Creek rye whiskies bearing the
signature of Max Klein can be relied upon
a absolutely pure. Price l per full quart,
or six quarts for S3. xw
, YOtrneed not to be a judge to buy at Ara
belm. aale, u stfl horses are sold as reprc
fenteO. or
MEETINGS AND KOWCEi
DlTldemls.
MAXtJFACTlTBEkS AND MERCHANTS INS. CO.
Office, 417 Wood street,
PiTTfcnmm. Jntvfi 1R92.
1
TMVincKn-the Riunn nv niRKirrous
U lure this dsvrifclsred & rtlvldend of ONE
DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS til. 50) per slisre,
payable on demand. s M. T. ADAIR. secreury.
Ornci OP MoxONnAttKLA lltstmAXCE CO., )
, No. 98 Fourth iTcnuf.
DIVIDEND -THE DIUKOTOKS OF THIS,
company have this lv declared a dividend of
ONKDOLLAK AND A HALF per shore. (J per
rent) payable on ma after Frldar. July 8. 189i
JOHN II. CLA.NKY, secretary.
PlTTSBOTtG, JulT 5, 1832.
Oitice or vne Cash IXstmAscE Co.,
frrrSBUno, r-A., Julr t, J8M. J
DIVIDEND NO. 49-THJ BOAKD OF DIREC
TORS or this company hare thlt day declared
a semusmiual dividend of FOUR IEB CENT (2
per share), psrable on demand.
JOSEPH F. JOHNSTON. Secretary.
OFFICE I'ttOf ITPORAVCK Co
"
892.)
Hos. IBS and 1T0 Fourth ar.
1'ITTSBLIM. 1'A.. JUlVC. 1892.
D
IVIDEN'D-THK BOARD HAVE THIS. DAY
1 declared a dlvlilen.1 ofTHRF.EPERCENl on
the capital stock, payable forthwith.
J. W. J. MCLA.IN. Secretary.
office or Allegheny IxstmxKCE CO.,
No. 57 Fourth avenue,
PfM-.ntTrm. .Inlv-3. 1RM.
L
-r-vtvifisfwiiTTTr nmrrrrnii of THIS ro:
XJ TA.NY have declared a dividend of THREE
1'EKUt.M (!l SO) per sliarr, pavaoie on urmanu,
C. G. DON N ELL. Secretary.
OFFICE OF TnE TELTOKH IhSCnAJTCECO., f
No. ! cililu utreet,
aTTmtfiw Ii Julvft IRM 1
I)1
.IVIDEND M. S3-TIIE DIRrXTOKS OF THIS
1 enmninv have, di-elarcd a dividend of THO
(S2) DOLLARS per share, parable on and after
July IL 1602. C. W. OFKWIO. Secretary.
Gr.ntA?r Ftnc Iksciuvce company, )
Cob. or- Voot St. aid sixth AVE.,
I'lTWBCRO. Ta . July 8, 1J9J
DIVHIEM) NO. 57 THE HOAltl) OF DIREC
TOR nf this eomnanv have dec arcd n divi
dend of FIVE PER CENT ($2 SO) PER SHARE,
payable on and after Monday, July II. 1892.
F. L, GRObs, hecretsry.
GEItMAN AMERICAN IKS. CO. OF PSXXA,
:i.
OFFICE NO. Ill FOURTH AVrKUE,
I)'
ill irou rnj. uii , it j
lYIDKNn Ml. SJ-THE D1HECTOKS tF
this romoani have tills dav declared a semi
annual dlldcud of FOUR PER CENT 2 ptr
suarci, paauie on ueinanu
V. J. PATTERSON. Secretary. ,
I.ftnl Nonce.
VfoTICE-MY WIFE. CATHERINE MORRIS.
i.1 havlnft left my bed and board without ray
consent. I hereby notlf) all persona that I will not
be responsible for any debts nhe may contract,
Henrv It. Morris. Herrou ay., rituburg.
"IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO.
J. 1, for the Couuty of Allejthenv, No 178 or
Septemh rtenn, 189J. Notice Is hereby jriven that
an applicjllon will be made to the Court above
named at the above uatned luimber and term on
the 3 Tit DAY OF JULY. A. D., 1892, at 10
o'cock A. M.. uuderthe ""Corporation Actor on
1hotiand cljrhl hLrcire.d and seventy-four1 and Its
supplements, fur the allowance and approval of
certain amendments to the charter of the
"Minister. Church Wardens and Vestrymen of
Trinity Church In Pittsburg" as aet lortfi In cer
tificate tiled In said Court. PIER ft HLAIR,
' Solicitors.
J. H. BEAL, Solicitor, 170 Fourth av.
VTOTICE IS HEREBTt GIVEN THAT AN AP
1 PLICATION will bo made to the Governor of
1'ennsUvanla on the IJtu DAY OF JULY. 1892.
hv Samuel L. Boggs. W illlam E, Llttell, Frederick
D. Cook. William P. List and Charles P. Cook,
under the act of Assembly entitled "An act to pro
vide for the incorporation and regulation of cer
tain corporations,'' approved April 29. 1874. and
the supplements thereto, for the charter of an In
tended corporation to be called Essex Enamel
Compnnv, the. character and object or which Is the
manufacture of iron or steel, or both, or of any
other melal or article of commerce from metal,
wood or both and for these mtrposes to have, pos
sess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privi
leges or said act of Assembly and supplements
thereto.
TO LET.
Kast Em! Kealnencna To Lt.
TO LET-On BonueLnear Fifth av., Oakland, a
good house of C rooms; a fins place for board
ers and lodgers. W. A, Herron A Sons, 80
Fourth av.
TO LET 13permo.: a Beat new house, 5 rooms;
E. E.: well located, Berlin st. W. A. Herron
A Sons. 80 Fourth av, ,
Haxelwood Realaences To Let.
TO LET On Haxelwood ar., 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.
Uurgwln, ISO Fourth ar.
TO LET Hazelwood Elegant house, 8 rooms front
and rear porchet, nlceUwn. all conveniences,
hath, hall, laundry, etc.; 123 per month. Black 4
Balrd. SS Fourth av.
Allegheny Keslnence To Let. -LET
Br John K. Eivlnff A Co.. 107 Federa
T
st., houses, stores and apartments.
Rooms To Let.
ALLEGHENY Elegant apartments In newad
dlllon to Library place. In suites of two to
four rooms, with bath, electric light and steam
heat throughout: also elevator and use of tele
phone: a first-class dining room: a very comfort
able building in both summer and winter, together
with the central and pleatant -location of Carnegie
square make It a convenient and delightful place
to live. Clias. Shields, N. Diamond and Federal
sts., Allegheny.
FIFTH AV., 477 2 rooms, lunrlihed or unfurn
Ished, for light housekeeping.
piIFTHAV,
X2S Eletrant furnished front room.
one minute from Court House; gents only.
FOURTH AYE., lSJ-Fornlilied rooms, front or
bask, for gentlemen
LACOCE ST. Furnished rooms, all modern con
veniences. Apply to aloyle't, 163 Lacock it.,
Allegheny.
PENN AV.. 410-Second story furnished room;
also small room.
pENN AV.. S609-Farni.she(loomi: private, fam--
"r-
SOUTH HIGHLAND AV
with or without board.
M7 Furnished rooms
Z See additional adieu under Wanted Boarders
and Lodgers.
Rualnea Manna To Let.
TO LET Four-story brick building. 1 Peeond
ar., two doors from 8inlthfleld t.i will least
for fire years. Apply at first floor office of Kauf
mvinf ' store.
fix) LET A good coal yard, with siding, at Tor-
'O LET
rent jl rem Biauuu, suibaoie lor any Business.
Ad-
dress, Wm. Anderson A Co,
city.
Offices and Destc onm To Let.
TO LET-Detk room. No. 108 Fourth av.. first
floor front. Black A Balrd, No. 99 Fourth av.
Miscellaneous In I.eta.
TO LET-810 to 850 the first month and 5 to 815
each month until paid, without Interest, for a
lotlnGroie square plan, Perrysvllle av,. Alle
gheny. Call at Holmes A Co., 420 Smlthfield St.,
for plant.
rpo LET Vacant lot. 80x110.
with ttable. corner
X Penn av.. Third st. and
ticnange aney.
Apply Nicola Bros . 208th av.
EDUCATIONAL.
450 A SCHOOL YEAB-BOYS' 8H0RTLIDGE,
Media (Pa ) Academy reopens Sept. 21. Swlthtu
C Shortiidge (Harvard A. B. and A. M.1, Prin.,
at Mouongahela House. Saturday, 9 to t.
PENNSYLVANIA. BUSTLEION, PHILA
DELPHIA St. Lntto's School. A lilgh
ci ass school. Exceptionally healthful loca
tion. Dolizhttulanrroundlnzs. Special enre
of younger boys. Illustrated catalogue.
CHARLES II. STHOrjT,
F. E. MOULTON, Principals.
HOCK HILL COLLEGE,
Elliott City, Mar land.
Schools, Classical, scientific and commercial
courses. Respectable young men and boyt re
ceived as boarders. Send lor prospectus.
BHO. DENNIS. President.
ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL,
MANLITJB, K. T.
Full courses of study. Under the visitation
of the Regents of University of Now Tort
and War Department, RT. REV. F.D. HUNT
INGTON, Prest; WM. VEBBECK, Sups.
THE
Boarding
MISSES
ANABLE'S
and
Day School
for Young
Ladles.
Will reopen September 2fith,at 64 Bayard St,
New Brunswick, Now Jersey.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO
THE WESTERN UNIVERSITY
Will be held June 24-25. Sept. 12-13,
at the University.
For catalogue address
W. J. HOLLAND, D. D.,
President.
TRINITY HALL,-
-WASHINGTON, FA
A. Boavrdlns School ftr Boys, Prepstrlng;
Them for College or Bnalneaa.
Home school. Military, limited number, refined
surroundings, healthful
beantlful arounda.
ui
location, spacious and
Extract from letter of Rev. Fred C. Cowper,
Ametbury, Mass., to a friend In New York: '"The
school grounds contain 40 acres situated In a rich
and beautiful hill country 1, 200 feet above tide
water and surrounded by wide spreading maples,
elms. Undent and evergreens, with orchards, gar
dens and vineyards, through which wind broad
drives bordered by well kept lawns. There has
never been sickness In the school. Delicate boyt
become ttrongand manly In Ita pure health-giving
atmosphere. The morals of the place are pure: the
tone elevating and refining Under the present
management, the household In all departments Is
soluble for the sons of gentlemen, and has alt the
comforts of a refined home. It It a lovely tpot In
deed, favored br nature, developed br the best rtlU
deed, favored by nature, developed by the best tklU
of tbe landscape gardener, kept up by those who
take pride In It; and tortunate Is the boy who Is
permitted to spend Tils school-days at Trinity
Hail.
su.
Apply to J. B. WHEELER. A. M., Bead Hatter.
IT Vf
SMITH, Washington, Pa.
! J9 Clntitllrii rnl 1att arlnfiriArmtnia on thi
pope ten craft per lint for each Iruerfcort, and
none takenor leu (fan twenty emit.
TJNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Clasalfled under the lotlowlnjr headings will be ac
cepted a.t tho rale of
ONE CENT PER WORD
FOR EACH INSERTION when paid for la ad
vance either at main or branch offices,
Wanted Advertitemtnii of all Hindi.
SUCH AS
SITUATIONS.
BOOMS,
JIOABDING,
BOARDERS,
MISCELLANEOUS,
TO LET ROOM:,
MAI.R HELP,
FEMALE HELP,
AGENTS,
PERSON A t.
MISCELLINEOttS FOR SAtlE",
LOST AND FOUND.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
' BUSINESS OFFICE
Cor. Smlthfletd and Diamond Streets.
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANTS. FOR SALE. TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INBERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with Tub DtsPATrlt.
FOR ALLEGHENY, NO. 107 FEDERAL BT
TELEPHONE 3621.
FOR THE SOUTHSIDE, NO. H12 CARSON
STREET, TELEPHONE NO. O032.
FOR THE EAST END, J. W. WALtACK. 6IH
PENN AV.
PITTSBURG-A DDITION AL,
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. MOO Butler street.'
EMIL G. STUCKEV, 24th street and Peon avenue.
ALLEGHENY-ADDITIONAL.
T. H. EGGERS A SON, Ohio and Chestnut streets.
THOMAS McHF.NRY, Western ahdlrnln avenues.
WANTED.
Main Helo.
BARBER A good barber,
St., S. S.
Apply at H19 Carson
BARUER-At 2803 Carson n ,
side
Pittsburg, South-
BOY With experience la the barber trade.
Laeosk st,. Allegheny.
127
C1ANVASSERS For good teller: free samples.
J 102 Fourth av., room 6.
C1AKBO.N MAKER capable of taking charge or
j carbon factory In city of oyer 30,000 popula
tion. Address Box W. H. Dispatch office,
CiOACHMEN Immediately, three coachmen for
I UVCrV; none bat those experienced and ae
Jnalntea lu the city need apply toT. B. Moreland,
ICO Penn av., E. E., city.
LABORERS-LOOOto 1, SIX) railroad laborers! alto
a few good foremen to work on Clearfield and
Mshoblhg B. R. oa It miles heavy work. Apply
on the work at Clearfield, Pa. i wages II 25. Geo.
8. Good A Co.
MAN An energetic man with 1250 cash capital
to take a valuable agency In this city; busi
ness pleasant and profitable with no competition;
a splendid chance for the right man. Call at Room
18. Hotel Boyer.
"Yf AN competent to take charge of manufacture
1U. of coffin plates and casket hardware. Confi
dence, Box 334. New Haven, Conn.
MEN-At S per day In Pittsburg, Allegheny and
townt or Pennsylvania. Address Chler
Organizer, Dispatch office.
DALESMAN On salary or commission, to handle
ki me new patent cnemicti mi erasing pencil;
me greatest seilini
Ink thoroughly In
the greatest telling novelty ever produced: eratet
Ink thoroughly In two tecondt: no abrasion ot
paper: SCO to SOo per cent profit; one agent's talet
amounted to U20 In six days, another SSI in two
hours: we want one energetic general agent for
each state and Territory. For terms and particu
lars address the Monroe Eraser Manufacturing
Company, X, 10, La Crone, Wit.
SALESMEN To tell by sample patent adjustable
cnrtaln pole supporters: 1200 per month. Call
or address, wltlr stamp, Thompson A Johnson,
mfr't, 1228 Penn av.. Pittsburg, Pa.
SALI8IEN-Keliable and energetic to handle
fun line of first-class oils on commission; good
thing for right parties. Fidelity Oil Company,
Cleveland, O.
SCALE CLKRK-Boy 18 to-18 years of age, as
scale clerk and to assist In general office work
of a manufacturing establishment: must be a good
penman, quick and accurate at figures. Address
W. Y., Dispatch office.
WAITER-A first-class waiter at 70 Federal St.,
Allegheny.
YOUNG MAN Stout young man to work about
grocery, drivo and take care of horse: must
reside lu Allegheny and have satisfactory refer
ence. Apply 14 Diamond, Pittsburg.
Agent.
AGENTS Everywhere for our great campaign
books, live or the Pretldeutal candidates;
largest and best book published; highest eoinmls
stons and freight, paid : terms and circulars free, or
tend ISc forprospectut. Address E. Gately A Co.,
Allegheny, Pa.
AGENTS -S3 to 17 dally: experience unnecessary,
Putnam A Co.. Perfumers, West Wlnsted, Ct.
Female Help Wanted.
A SS1STANT lady bookkeeper: must understand
XX. aareguard system. Address, stating
expected. Bookkeeper, Box 275, city.
wages
ClHAMBERMAID-WUlhtre to sleep at bouse.
M Tenth St.. city.
(lOOR'i and girls for housework rooms furnished
j and unfurnished, at Room-Renting Agency,
13Q Robinson St., Allegheny.
(tOOK One second cook and one dishwasher at
Herzberger's restaurant, 074 Liberty st.
COOK-An
quired, :
experienced
!8 Ridge ar..
cook: references
Allegheny.
(lIRIi An experienced help for general houte
y work In a family of three persons. Call at
1784 Penn av.
GIRL To astltt hnnsework anS cooking. 235
Emerson, near Shady av.
YOUNG.LADY-To stay In dental office,
drees W. b. Y., Dispatch office.
Ad-
Male and Female Help Wanted.
HELP-Sekmitreis, laundress, cooks, dining
room girls, chambermaids, nurses, 200 house
girls, GO for country; girls ror hotels and boarding
houses, German and colored girls, 60 farm hands,
white and colored waiters. Ihompson's, 608 Grant
street.
VITANTED-Man cook, waiters, 50 farm hands.
it colored man servant, 200 honse girls, 60
cooks, 20 chambermaids, pantry girls. laundress,
dishwashers, waitresses, colored girls, Germans,
Swedes, housekeeper, -seamstress apprentice,
Meelian't Agency, 616 Grant St.
Situations tvnnted.
POSITION in a manufacturing orwholesalehouse
by an energetic business man; have had an
experience of 20 yean on the road. Address K. 4,
Dispatch office.
POSITION as gardener by tingle gentleman; 8
years' experience; can lurnltb best reference,
AddrcssGardener, Dispatch office.
POSITION By an experienced
stenographer, typewriter and
Address E. D., Dispatch office
bookkeeper,
telegrapher.
P03ITION-rKy a first-class white male cook.
Address Cook, Dispatch office.
SITUATION-By Intelligent tchool teacher. W
yeart old, as assistant bookkeeper or hotel
clerk: highest references. Apply Peregrlno, 169
Fourth av., telephone I860.
S1TUATION-A practical bookkeeper and com.:
petcnl office roan wants a situation: corresponds
In English uud German. Address B. K Dispatch
office.
noarOera and Loitcer Wanted.
BOARDERS-Hotel Federal. 171 Federal tt
Allegheny: permanent and transient boarders
(1 and 82 ner day. ,
LODGERS Anchor Hotel, Liberty, corner
Fourth; lodging per night. He, 85C, Me; week,
tl 28, 1 7S. 82, J.
CUMMER B ARDERS-Mrt. M. 1 . Watson has
O opened a first. class boarding and lodging house
In Morgantown, W. Vs., and will receive summer
guests at moderate rates. New houses, riew furni
ture, bathrooms, and all modern conveniences.
The best service In everything. Mrs. M, L. Wat
son. Pleasants St., Morgantown, W. Va.
Boarding; TVunteui.
BOARDING A mlddle-sged man wants a place
to board permanently with a family that will
not take others: house mutt hare modern conveni
ences; breakfast and 6 o'clock dinner only: location
anywhere lnthl city: beat of reference given;
give full particulars In antwtr. Furgeton, Dis
patch office.
TTANTED-Br husband and wife, room with
tt ooara in jwi cua tsnaaysioe or itoup pre
ferred); reference given and required,
Address
P. .A. V., AJJSpilbCll,
Financial W nnten.
TUNA NCI AL-Loans of 8606, 81,000 to 66,000 and
uiab-uniu uiftawt fl,oou SO0,OGOana
(50.000 on mortgages on Allegheny county
property Quickly placed at very small-
borrower. Sena your application tome
a. up to Ktu,uuu oa moniri
im pro vea pi
est cost to b
and I will save yon money on mortgages. H. J,
rieming, wu ooa su, cor, i ourtu ar.
MONEY to loan. In sums of 8600, 81,000, 82.000.
86,000 and upward, at lowest rates, on mort
gages. Charles Somen A Co., 131 Fourth av,
M
ON ET at 6 per cent. We have 860, 000 to loan
sunup. Auet urot, a uo let I oarth av.
MORTGAGES oa city or Allegheny coanry prop,
erty at lowest raits. Henry A. Wearer A
Co., (2 Fourth ar.
rpo LOAN (200,000 on mortgages! Sim and up.
residences or business property.
.. wvy .c,i; uwvw at i?t per censon
vacant lots or
farms. 6. u. Frencuv lis Fourth ar,
J
"ITT ANTED To loan money ou city or Allegheny
". "vJifVP"!. J? u.ms w su"! no aeiay.
Snyder A White. 162 Fourth av.
WANTED Real estate to sell, money to loan
property to rent and rents to collect. J. H.
Cnambcrs A Co.. 108 Fourth av.
"ITITANTED-Mortgages on Improved city or Alle
TT gbeny county property. MeOune A Coulter,
SSFomrthav.
WANTED BondLstoekt, mortgages andothel
seourlUes. JU WlttUh, 184 Firth av PUIS-
0B1 A OftO to loan at 8 per cent. JohnK.Zwing
tPlli J8Oo;107 Federal tV
WANTED.
Rooms Wanted.
WANTD-Ro6m by a lady employed during
the day: Ur(e unfurnished room to beiiseu
as apartment; must oe with nice family and onNr
near car line; to the Hah t parties a steady and re
liable tenant will be (darkuteed. Address Lodger,
Dispatch office.
Interaction.
LADIES and gentlemen to attend the old reliable
and strlctlv tint-class Institution! for a limited
time yon cau itet three month' Instruction lb prac
tical bookkceplnr, penmanship, commercial calcu
lations, etc., for 15, or three months' Instruction
In shorthand and typewriting Combihed for 110;
bejrln how and prepare for fall positional we never
fali In xettlnt situations for all competentstudents:
day and night school open Me entire year; boK
keeplnf tauht by actual business practice: estab
lished 12 years: write for pictorial catalogue. Act
ual Business College. No. i Sixth av.. cormr Wood
et. M. J. Conner. President; J. M. Phillips, Dean
Of Faculty.
Ilualnpsa Opponrintles Wanton.
CTKNOGRAPHER, lady or gehtletnan, Wth500
O capital to Invest equally with reliable parly In
establishing first-class shorthand school in Pitts
burg: write, giving address, as personal interview
is desired. School. Dispatch office.
WANTED-Mau with some push and tl.SOO Cash
by a reliable manufacturing concern: 11,200
salary and security for money t don't answer this
unless you mean ouslness. Address M. V., Dis
patch office. '
YOUNG MAN with H.000 6r security, for half
J. interest lu goou reiaii ousinesst we are per
BOl
th!
naliy acquainted with the gentleman offering
Is Interest, and we know the reason for wanting
a partner,
tsapp Mouman, i?u uarson at.
v Firs Insurance Wantert.
BKNSWaNGKR A ZAHN-rire Jnsuranc.
Fourth ar.
60
Miscellaneous Wanted.
PAINTING and platcglass glazing,
ess Grant st., Plttsourg.
It. C Miller.
DATENTS-0. D. Levis (20 years). Solicitor, HI
A rirth av., next Leader, Pittsburg:
t: no delay.
TRUNKS hauled to and lrora 1 ast End for 50c.
Campbell A Davis, 12 Seventh ar. Telephone
178.
USB Jones' Bedbug Paralyser Jones' Magio
Roach Powdert roaches banished by contract;
satisfaction given or no pay. 222 Federal St., Alle
gheny. Sold by til first-class druggists.
YISIT Keren's Ladles' and Gentlemen's Dining
and Lunch Rooms, 908 Penn are.
WANTED Acreage-From 10 to 30 acres, with
in 8 miles Of the City; accessible to transit;
must He soas to sub-dlvlde to an advantage. Ad
dress, only with price and location. Acreage, No.
4, Dispatch office.
WANTED Everyone who wants the finest and
cheapest wall paper In America to tend for
lampteB; sent free toany address. G, G. O'Brien,
Paint and Y all Paper Store. 292 Firth av.
WANTED-W acre lot. East Fnd. for 5,0TB;
ttate particulars. Address Home, Dispatch
office.
FOR. BALK MISCELLANEOUS.
Bone. Vehicles. Live Stoca; For Sate.
CWW8 Two tbort-horn Holsteln: both fresh
registered ttock. Address Gus Stltzcr, Ever
green Hotel, Rots postoffiee.
CiOWS Carload of No. 1 fresh milch cows, the
' best In market, at M, Marx's, 41 First tt
Allegheny.
DELIVERY wagons Delivery wagont all ttvlet;
our own make. Win. Beckert, MO to 344 Ohio
t., Allegheny. Telephone, 1420.
TTORSES Carload of, draft horses, weighing
u irom l.tou to i.euu; among mem are several
matched teams
Come and see them before buying
tome place else.
Jl. man. si r irsi si., Aiiegncny,
HORSE Suitable for a delivery wagon. Inquire
of Charles A Sproat, Church and Sandusky
stt Allegheny.
NE coach top delivery wagon, suitable for one
or two horses: baraaln for arocer or wholetale
commission business. Inquire at Marshall's stables.
rear 178 Juniata, Allegheny,
SADDLE and driving horse cheap. 147 Fourth
av., second floor.
Machinery nntl Jtletsslt For 3als.
OATTERYof 6 tteel boilers, double riveted.
28
X
feet long, 47" dlarpetert tlx 10" riveted flues
In each. 2 large tteam drums. 2 mud drums: these
boilers are In first-class order, allowed 143 pounds
steam; new fire front: will separate the boilers ir
desired. For particulars address P. O. Lock Box
102, city.
BOILERS and engines, tecond-handt all alsea,
from 4 to 100 h. p. : cheapest in the market: U
boilers and engines In ttock, stationary and porta
able, upright boilers, mounted farm engine, etc.!
(team pumps, governor, pulleys and shafting.
Telephone 8401. U-28Park way. J. B. Young. Alle
gheny. Pa.
Boilers ror sale or trade Three port
boilers, 80-hOrte power each: ail complete
lortablo
ete. E.
M,
bimms, 4 inn at. anu uuquesne way, city.
fjNG:
tSrB?
NGlNES Genuine Acme automatic safety en-
met and non-exploslre bollera, from one
) five horse rjowers. for natural fas or carbon
oil at fuel: latest improved ventilating fans and
water motors', sold by J. Prager, sole agent, at No.
4 Fifth ar. Send for catalogue and Information,
TTNGINES and bbllers of every description: brick
Xj yard supplies; contractors, and rolling mill ma
chinery. Thomat C'arlln'a bons, Lacock and San
duskyats., Allegheny.
GRINDSTONES-In all sites, for. ail kinds of
grinding: Cratglelth. New Cattle, Nora Scotia
and other grits; Iron frames and fixtures for hand,
foot or power; mounted stone, oil stone, emery
wheels and grinders. Wm. M. Klrby, 189 First
avenue.
TMPROVED
Whitman A Barnes high-speed
automatic non-exnloslve enirlnea anil boilers.
exhaust and ventilating fly fani of our own make;
aiso electric iignung; secono-nana oin-sivie Acme
automatic engines: second-hand Snedlker and car
fly rant: B. W. Paine A Sons automatic engines,
from 6 to 260 hone power; electrlo motors, water
motors and all kinds of light power and supplies.
Tompkins A TJlrich. Engineers and Contractors,
816 and 61S Liberty st.. .Pittsburg. Pa.
Bicycles, Tricycles. Etc For Sale.
BICYCLES -Eaty tcrms:second-hand Colombia,
Rambler, Warwick, Lovell, Swift and others;
also new Warwick!, Remingtons, Liberties. Hart
fords and Kenwoods. Johnston's, 708Smlthfleldit.
Blnticatl Instruments.
BARGAINS Second-hand pianos and organs
one 7K octave square piano for turn one 7V
octave Decker A Son um
piano, almost new,
left with Us on tale, for 83M, worth 8500, Inclusive
fine pluth ttool and cover: one octave. 6 ttopped,
3 tett Burdette organ for 875; one S octave,s ttopped
Ettey organ, 2teiuand tub-bats, fort50 .genuine
bargains; easy terms given to purchasers; the cele
brated Decker A Son pianos, the renowned Smith
Ameriotn organs and the celebrated Hlllttrom or-
fans only to be had at our house: wo also carry a
Ine of small musical goods at lowest prlcet; pur
chasers will find It to their Interest to give ut a
call, A. A. Zweldlnger's Piano and Organ Par
lors, second floor of their own building, 638"Smlth
fleld st city.
FOR SALE A private party will sacrifice their
magnificent upright grand piano. 7fd octave,
full Iron frame, sweet and powerful tone: new
three months ago: cost 6300; will accept 8225; In
cluding stool and scarf. Call at residence, 186
Sheffield at., corner Bldwell, Allegheny.
Rubbtr Stamps JPor Saio.
CtETjrour rubber stamps, tteel stamps, ttencllt.
X. seal presses, bract checks, etc, from Ebealfer
A Co.. 4Tlfth av.. Duffs College building.
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Basinets. Opportunities For Hale.
FEED AND BUCKWHEAT FLOUR MILL-Suc-cetsfui
business: all in fall running order with
fine mill building and complete outfit, or the latest
machinery, etc.: several small dwellings, etc.;
situated fn a prosperous (manufacturing town on
line of railroad with twitch alreet to the property;
will be sold for lets than half its value: this It a
rare opening to anjone who understands the busi
ness; satisfactory reasons for telling. Jas. W.
Drape A Co., 313 Wood St.. Pittsburg.
-W-,I a . T S. Tl.-I,.. -in
good stand. In good
X location ; sell at a bargain.
ooijmn av.
FURNITURE business. Canton. 0 doing the
larirest business between Plttsbun and Chi
cago, on the P., ft. W. A . B. R. i for a live man
wstli capital herds an opportunity of a lifetime.
If you mean business call or address H. D. MCr
Crea. Canton, O.
HLF INTEREST In real estate business; cen
tral location: will tell or exchange foe real
estate. Improved or unimproved, in Allegheny;
mutt teh toon at party withes to leave city; give
full name and address. Address P. F. V Dis
patch office.
INTEREST An active interest In a manufactur
ing cstabllsnment in the city doing a safe and
prosperousbuslnessi a good party who can under
take the duties of the oifice, and who It prepared to
lnvett from 610. 000 to l 000. with undoubted assur
ance of business Integrity, will be dealt with: com
munications treated confidentially, Jas. W, Drape
A Co., 313 Wood St.. Pittsburg.
LICENSED hotel business la excellent location:
long lease, very low rent, verv low price and
very special bargain; good reasons for telling:
business running mil and making money. Jas. W.
Drape A Co., 318 Wood tt.. Pittsburg.
MACHINE shop and foundry In the flourishing
city of Mc&eripurt. on B. A O. It. R. For
particulars coll on George 8. Cotton A Co., 64 Fed
eral St., Allegheny.
MUSIO STORE-Dolng a good business! Only
one In a prosperous town on the A. V. B. R. ;
terms cash. Address Music btore.' Dispatch office.
"MOTION and toy business A profitable builnctl
J 1 well established and doing a good Jobbing and
retail trade; excellent losatlon
t in
t Allegheny; one of
the best thoroughfares In the city; a good opening.
Jas. W. Drape A Co
as w coo st., nmpnrg.
PRINTING office and outfit Doing aline busi
ness, centrally located. Call at Holmes A
Co.'s, 420 Smlthfield St. ., '
T ESTAURAHT-A well-etjabiuhed restaurant;
av one or tne oett locations in Aiiegneny. on a
busy thoroughfare: full equipment, everything In
fine running order and making money: a good
opening. Jas. W. Drane A Co., 318 Wood St.,
Pittsburg.
RETAIL COAL BUSINESS-In the city, with
R. R. tiding. Including 3 horses and harness.
2 wagons, office larnlture, ele.vekv; pi Ice ror the
entire business and outfit, 'Including book ac
counts. 8650. Jas. VV". Drape A Co.. 814 Wood St.,
Pittsburg. ,
O f invoice wiH buy; the best and most
WJ) profitable t tare In Washington County t gen
eral ttock; must benold, ParUculart from Orloo.
Dispatch office. " -
. -.
FOR SALE-BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
Cg O BOO. or Invoice Positive bargain : well estab
vDO) llthed house furnishing store, notions,
toys, books and stationery, confectionery, wall
paper, pictures and frames, baseball goods, etc.,
low rent; In one of the best manufacturing towns
lu Western Pennsylvania, population Of about
lOiCOO, Holmes ACo.. 20 Bmlthfield at.
CM 000 or Invoice: well established furniture
ulrxs and undertaking business in a live town;
doing a splendid business.
Holmes ft Co., 420
omitnneia st,
flSPTrCfi Tea store in a central location; good
VDtJtJyj) paying trade, and doing a good
buslhfess. .Holmes A Co., it) Smlthfletd st.
flUtCr Will buy a hardware and a tin store:
HbUOXJ alsonful! complement of tinners tools.
Inquire at 718 Fifth aye. '
Basinets Properties For Sate.
TVr-A.NTJFACTURING PBOPERTY-The ralna-
The
flcfc
Ings. warehouses, offices and e
offices and 6 dwellings,
etc, etc . Jf the Pennsylvania While
Lead
Co., situate on River av . corner
wal-
rlver
not st . 4th ward, Allegheny: railroad and
irons anu facilities for a switch right Into the prop-
crty; tile Oflot about 283x170 feet, with an alley
in
me rear: win dg exposca to public sale on ruesaay.
nnpri tn niihlli ftnii. i
July 19, at 11 o'clock, on the premises
title per-
feet: Immediate nasspcslrin
terms reasonable
onaDte.
A Co..
Further particulars from Jas. W,
V. 1)mtw A r.n
Agents and Auctioneers. 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
STORE and dwelling on Ohio st Allegheny, Ad
dress S. C Dispatch office.
FOB SALE LOTS.
City Lota.
AT reduced prices: wilt give you a Bargain: call
and see about thlst Grand view av., Mt. Wash
ington; 200 lect front, bee A. D. Wilson, 55 Fed
eral St., Allegheny.
$275"
KOC-fJOO-nerron Hill Park plan:
choice iota near Wylle ar. cable cars at
above prices: tome on paved street only 110 down,
balance $3 a month: sure to enhance quickly. Black
A Balrd, 88 Fourth ar.
CPT 500-Flne building lots 20x120 ft. on Vine
WXi
St.. Elehth ward, near Fifth av.l liberal
terms. (108c) W. A. Herron ft Sons, 80 Fourth ar.
Kast End Lots For Sals.
TITESTMINSTER ST.-One of the best locations
VV InShadysloe: lot 55x175 feet, with beautiful
large snaue trees UiW.
80 Fourth ar.
W. A. Herron A Sons,
Haselwood Lots For Bale.
HA2ELWOOD AV.-An elegant corner tot.
lrresfnlar ahane. eaual to 52x120 feet, within a
few minutes' walk of Haselwood station. Baltimore
A Ohio Railway, and Second avenue electric cars;
will sell cheap for cash, to quick barer, John K.
IlcCrlckart. 59 Fourth av. : telephone 1S7S.
Suburban Lots For Sale.
T QTS In Grove iqnaro plan. Perrysvllle aV AI
Xj tegheny. on easy terms, without interest. Call
on Holmes A Co., 420 Smlthfield St., for plans.
$6,
srram.
OOO Five acres of beautiful lying lancfwtth
fruit, shade and ornamental trees at In-
na ornamental trees at in
R. (688) W. A. Herron A
ram. Panhandle R.
Sons, 80 Fourth av.
Farms For Sals.
TTiARSr Over 200 acres, near Loran's Ferry rta-
X tion and conrenlent to Kensington and Par-
nassus. on A. V. R. R.
and In the vicinity of the
new iras and oil territory
there IS a dwelling ana
outbuildings, large orchard, plenty of water and a
quantity of coal: known as tbe farm of the late Dr.
Prestly, deceased. Terms, etc.. from Jas. W.
Drape A Co., 113 Wood St., Pittsburg.,
FARM 1SJJ acres, S-room house, stable, fine fruit
and berries: Just the place for poultry; send
stamp for new big farm and exchange Ust. N. F.
Hurst. Notary public. Rochester Pa.
FOK SALE IMPROVED BEAL .ESTATE
City Residences.
600 Worth t2.6O0; 6 minutes'
ride from
tfnL Wood st. ; desirable brick house: 4 rooms.
uj" uuu nuiki .; u iiiujuk.
large porches, front and side: new tin roof on
house and poreh; newly papered and painted
throughout: lot 24x55 feet: on Granville St., opp.
11th ward school; easy terms or cash. S. J. Fleni
lng. 400 Wood st.
C?Q OOO No. 162 Fulton it.. Eighth ward, Pltts
iJDtj burg, a new 2-story brick dwelling of II
rooms: also frame of 4 rooms in rear; lot 24x100:
rents for 1924 per year: good Investment. Jas. J,
Wsldron A Co., 271 Bearer av., Allegheny.
East End Residences for Sale.
T-iAST END A handsome residence on a
fine
Vi naved avenue near cable and electric cars
Urge lot; spacious lawn in front; ample shade
from natural forest trees of full growth: residence
hat all the more recent and thoroughly modern ap-
finances, and is really unique" In every particul
ar; perfection In art and leauty are singularly
blended throughout: a perspective In view in our
omcet possession at once. uaa. rt , urape s vo,
313 wooatt. Plttsourg.
J7AST END residence and lot, 2-story brick
J mansard, 8 rooms, small room, bath, lavatory,
porch, vestibule, hall, dry cellar, furnace; every
thing in prime order; large lot. front, side and
rear entrance; price only 85,600; immediate pos
session. Jas. W. Drape A Co., 313 Wood it.,
Pittsburg. '
(EM 300 35-rOomed hotisei: excellent tenants;
JyTC corner property, Boquet and Pier Ms,; lot
24x101x43 wide In rear; rents for 8538 per year: UK
66 leet vacant facing Hoquettt., and one of the
best locations for grocer, butcher or for milk depot
In Oakland: boy this, ltpays better than 812.000 at
Interest In bank. S, J. Fleming, 400 Wood tt.
M OOO An elegant East End residence; good
. locution; one tquare from Center ar. elec
tric line or Roup station: new framo of seven
rooms: reception hall, bath fend two finished
attic rooms, laundry, etc.; modern In finish and
detail: lot 51 feet front; a bargain,
See John D.
Hants, 64 i our in a v.
G'7 OOO A complete and modern house, 9 rooms;
I j location desirable; one of the best In Oak
land; a good home worth the money. (85) W. A.
Herron A Sons. 80 4th av.
Allegheny Residences For Sale.
ADJOINING Perrysvllle av., Allegheny The
handsome residence and grounds of the late
Mr. John A. McKce, deceased: 11 commodious
rooms, bath and toilet room, spacious hallway,
etc., all In excellent condition; over an acre or
ground, abundance cf shade and shrubbery, out
nildlngs, etc., etc.; one of the most convenient
and restful places in Allegheny. Further particu
lars from Jas. W. Drape A Co., 313 Wood st.,
Pittsburg.
AN IRWIN AV.
Second ward, Allegheny, new
h and mansard: 6 rooms, bath.
J houses"; 2 stories and mansard: 6 rooms,
pantries, front porch, slate mantels; splendid or
der; possession any time. A. D. Wilson, 65 Fed
eral St., Allegheny.
ON REBECCA BT near Grant av 2 brick
houses; one on each end of lot: good renting
property. A. D. Wilson, Real Estate Agency. 65
Federal st., Allegheny.
SECOND WARD, AllexBeny-An exoellent brick
dwelling near school house, on line of electric
cars: eight rooms, bath, w. c. both gates, marble
mantels. Inside shutters, pantry and closets, vesti
bule, hall, dry cellar with cement floor, stationary
wash bint for hot and cold water, etc., etc.; dwell
ing almost new and In prime order throughout:
Price only 83,900 on easy payments; best bargain In
either city: immediate possession. Jas. W. Drape
A Co.. 313 Wood st . Pittsburg.
Suburban Residences jfor Sale.
FOR SALE A gentleman's country seat near a
town of 10. OOO in Eastern Penna. C. H. Coch
ran, 5201 Lancaster av Philadelphia.
NORTH MANSFIELD-About three acres and a
dwelling house, on Main it., convenient to
railroad station; price only 87,000: woula pay over
ICO per cent to lay out In building lots. Plans, etc,
from Jas. W. Drape A Co.. 313 Wood tt., Pittsburg.
PERSONAL.
IjERsONAL Credit, yet, credit on fine dress
goods, tllt-i, satins, wrapt, etc., at J. Dwyer's,
Room . McCance block, 701 Smlthfield.
PERSON AL-Cash paid for old-gold and silver
watches and Jewelry repaired; new work mode
to oraer. t.nris iiaucn. ou amituueio.
PERSONAL-"EverettClub News:" The pianos
delivered this week are Club A, No. 243, L. 8.
btrasser, Parnassus, Pa.:, Club B, No. 236, W. S.
Deeds. 4 Boyd st.. Pittsburg.
PERSON AL When i was a small Doy my mother
always repaired my breeches and Jacket, bat
since I got to be a great big man, Dfekton, the
well-known tailor, 66 Fifth av., cor. Wood tt,.
tecond floor, bat been substituted, who now doet
all my cleaning, pressing and renovating In great
shape. Tel. 1&8.
LOST.
LOST Pair gold eyeglasses, on 6th st. or Penn
ar., Pittsburg; reward if returned to M. M.
Donnelly, 85 Robinson St., Allegheny.
LOST An excelsior pocket diary on South High
land, near Fifth av at noon on June 30. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving It ai Dispatch
office.
LOST The greatest bargain or your life if you do
not buy a lot In Grove tquare plan. Perrvtvllle
ar., Allegheny: 310 to 850 cash, balance fl to 85 per
week, without Interest, Call on Holmes A Co.. 420
Smlthfield St., for plans.
FOUND.
TnTTTWn nnhhpF atAtnna
, seal presses, largest as-
F tortment. Weber A Co't Steucll and Bump
vt orxs, m nun ar.
Phone 823.
TXIUND-
-The cheaDest lots In Allegheny and on
A' th
the easiest terms, without Interest, In Grove
square plan, Perrysvllle av. Call on Holmes A
Co.. 420 Smlthfield St.. for plans.
PKOFO-S.II&
QEALED PKOPOSALS WILL BE KE
p CE1VED ar tho office of the Borough
Lnglneer, F. Ilunnln;;, Room 708, Penn
Building, Pittsburg, until FRIDAY, July IS,
1892, at 5 F. H., for the grading and pnving of
Uays and Lyon alleys. In the boronch of
Millvale, with the best quality of vitrified
flrebriclc Plans and specifications may be
seen at the office of the Boroiuh Engineer.
Tbe Burgess and Town Council reserve the
right to reject nny or all bids. Bidders aro
leqnired to view tbe premises before sub
mitting proposal.
" JOHN C. BEED, Burgess.
Attest W. 8. COOPER, Cleric.
PROPOSALS
For whitewashing, also for tne cleaning of
tbe Twenty-eUhth ward public school bnlld
imr. Bids to be separate and all bids to be In
before noon, JULY IS, 1892.
Address,
A. K. DUFF,
Secretary of the Board.
AUCTION SALE'S
RECEIVER'S SALE OF Oil. HEFlN.
IKT.
By virtue or an order of the U.S. Circuit Court
for th Western alstrict or Pennsylvania, I will
offer to the highest oldder at public sale on the
premises at East Warren, AVarren county. Penn
sylvania, on JULY 15, 1892. at 11 A. H.. all and
singular the complete oil refinery and property of
the Pittsburg Tubeolene Refining Company, de
scribed as follows, namely:
All that certain piece or parcel of land situated In
Glade township, Warren county. Pennsylvania,
bounded and describe I as follows: Being lots "C."
E" and "G." at laid down and designated on
the map or plot of the village or East Warren : and
alto the ttripof land lying north or lot G." be
tween It Mid the right of way of the Western New
York and Pennsylvania Railroad: said strip being
part of the land formerly occupied by Walnut
street of said village plot, which said lot Is of record
In the Recorder's office of Warreh county. In deed
book No. 85. at page 177, Subject however, to a
lease for oil purposes to F. P. If art. dated May 23.
188.S containing five (6) acna and nluty-fuur (94)
perches, more or Jess.
And alto, ail that certain piece Or parcel of land
altuate In Glade townahln. Varren ennntr. Penn
sylvania, hounded and described at lolfows, to
wit: On the north by the right of war of the
Western New York and Pennsylvania Railroad;
on the east by lands ofGuy C. Irvine; on the South
by tho Allegheny river, and on the West by the
above described lands containing about seven (7)
acres or land, more or less, being lots marked "A"
and B" on the map or plot of East 1 arren. and
the strip or land lying between the north line or
laid lott and the south line or the right of way or
the W. N. Y. A P. R. R. aforesaid. Subject, how
ever, to a lease for oil purposes to F. P. Hays,
dated May 23. 1885.
Having thereon slthated one Brick boiler house..
15x32 tret, and one 80 h. p. tuKular botlrr: one
frame barrel bouse. 32x86 feet; one frame bleaching
house, 65x37 feet, cnntainlngfourtettllngttnks.com-,
bined capacity 675 barrels: one frame office build
ing. 19x29 feet; one brick filtering house,24x48 feet:
Containing five filters, combined capacity 105 bar
rels ; and four tanks, combined rapacity 250 barrels :
one frame bone house, 40x40 fret, with two brick
furnaces: one frame pump house. 12x14 feet, with
six duplex pumps: one frame cooper shop, 84x20
feet, with platform ltxM feet: alfbntldlngs have
Iron roofing. Alto, four patent stills with con
densers: alio one agitator, capacity 466 barrels: one
tank, capacity 2,813 barrels: one tank, capacity 716
barrels: one acid link, 64,000 pounds capacity; one
soda tank, capacity fire barrels: two 40-gallon add
drnnu: four Iron tanks, capacity 112 barrels each;
11 Iron tanks, capacity 216 barrets each; one wooden
tank, capacity 250 barrels: the entire plant being
new ana In good condition. Also, a roralty Inter
est In three oil wells, combined rtrodnction whereof
Is about 33 barrels per month, arising from lease of
tuc iwirsuiug UMtnuvu irai csiste.
e loregoing aescriDea real estate.
Also, the following personal property: 49,000
allnnt of partly manufactured oil; 3,000 lbs. bone
It ok: and the tools, pipe, tongs, wrenches, ma-
EMlnr
Itok
cblnery and appliances necessary for operating an
oil refinery.
The terms and conditions of sale are as follows:
Property will be sold ITee and clear of incum
brance! and Hens. No bid for le-t than 313,001) will
be received; 10 per cent of the bid payable at time
of talc; remainder when sale approved by court.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Receiver,
413 Wood ft., Pittsburg.
AUCTION SALE.
The magnificent household furniture,
handsome brlo-a-brac and all paintings, and
grand upright piano will be sold THIS
MORNING, July 11, and continue TUES
DAY MORNING, same time, at public auc
tion, at tho elegant residence) 186 Sheffield
street, corner Bldwell, Allegheny, at 10 a. k.
sharp, rain or shine. Everything must go.
Avail yourselves of this oppoitunlty.
House open at 8.30. Goods sold to the high
est bidder. Terms cash. CL DAVIS,
Auctioneer.
Aiiction Sale
Fins Furniture, Carpets, Etc
THURSDAY 3IORNING, JULY 14.
10 o'clook, at the residence of J. A. Galllnger,
No. 15 Fuitop St., Allegheny City, will be
sold the entire furnihment, consisting of
Silk plush parlor furniture, oak and cherry
chamber salts, dining room furniture,
elegant chiffonier, hall rack, lace curtains,
velvet and body brussels carpets, silver
ware, bronze and bisque figures, orna
ments, bric-a-brac etc. Goods nearlv new.
Sale positive. No reserve. Party leaving
city.
SMITHSON & MOORE, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
AT THE RESIDENCE.
Furniture, carpets, two folding beds, range,
etc, WEDNESDAY, July 13, at 10 o'clock
at the residence. So. IBS Second avenue,
city.
The entire furnlshment of 10 rooms, cham
ber suites in oak and walnut, fine walnut
wardrobe, two folding beds, springs, mat
tresses and bedding, parlor furniture, pict
ures, olooks, ourtains, etc.; extension table,
obairsand rocker, lounges, kitchen range,
cooking ttteuMls, kitchen and laundry
furniture, dishes, etc Sale positive. Owner
leaving the city. House open after 8 o'clock
momina- of sale.
HENRY AUCTION CO., Anotioneers.
A FECIAL REDUCTM
Will be made in the prices of lots at
KENSINGTON
For the next 60 days to induce as much building as possible to ac
commodate the army of workmen that will be required at the var
ious factories.
KENSINGTON
NEEDS 1,000 NEW HOUSES.
The increasing population demands them. This reduction opens the way to
secure a home for little monev. Building material of all kinds can be obtained
at lower prices at KENSINGTON than in Pittsburg. The most complete brick
works in the country is located and being operated at KENSINGTON. Houses
can be sold as fast as they can be completed. Remember that this special reduc
tion is made only to early buyers. It will be glad news to thousands. This is
the greatest opportunity ever offered to get
yOTTR, OWlsT HOME
In a growing and prosperous city st moderate cost Visit
KENSINGTON
And make a selection of a lot Free Eailroad Tiokets to KENSINGTON and re
turn. Salesmen always od the ground. For further particulars apply at office of
KENSINGTON IMPROYEMENT CO.,
NO. 79 FOURTH AVE.,
First Floor, - Pittsburg, Pa.
N I MICK
TERRACE.
Handsomest Lots on the Market Nice Sites for
Pleasant Homes in a Good Neighborhood.
Lots in Subdivision of the Nimick Place, Wood street,
Brushton, are now being sold.
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 street car lines from the center of the city will
be completed along Wood street
Salesmen will be on the ground July n, ia, 13, 14, 15,
16 from 2 to 5 P. M.
' Call at 133 FOURTH AVE. for Plan of.Lots.
C. K. CHAMBERLIN, Agent
MAYFIELD '
Lots, Perrysville avenue, at private sale. JOHN K. EAVING &
CO., Agents, ,107 Federal street, and on the grounds.
AUCTION SALTS.
AUCTION SALE
-OT-
CAKPEff. CAKPKT. CARPETS.
JTBRNITCKE, FURNJ.TOHE.
Tuesday, Jnty 12, at 10 o'clock, at tbe rooms,
24 and 6 Ninth Street.
A big lot of elegant velvet brussels and
Ingrain carpets from a hotel. Also fine fur
niture, plush parlor suite, chamber suites In
oak and Wa'.rtut, wardrobes, sideboards, fold
Ingbeds, bookcases,deslcs, chlObnlers.tablcs,
chairs, rocker, lounges, spring mattresses
and bedding, dishes and glassware, kitchen
and laundry furniture. Sale positive. Goods
now on exhibition.
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
AUCTION-SALE OF INTERESTS IN THREE
iron mines. Saginaw, American and Dexter
mines, and 5. 000 acres or Iron lands In the Ishpetn
Ing Iron Range, JULY 2'. 1S92. at 10 o'clock a. m.,
beginning with the Saginaw mine, two and one
half miles east of lshnemlng. Marquette county.
Mich., and continuing until all Is sold, fale on
tile grounds. Terms made known on dav of tale or
on ippllratlon. Address C. F. CONRAD, Detroit,
Mich.
BY JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.
publkTsale
-or
The Extensive and Valuable
lunfactiTiiE ProjirtT
of "The Pennsylvania White lead Com.
pnny." on River ar., corner Walnut st, Al
legheny, hear the railroad bridge, and hav
ing a river and railroad front with facilities
for a switch directly to the property. Lot
about 235x170 feet to an alley, on which is
erected large nnd commodious brick build
ings, with two engines and boilers, etc., in
cluding warehouses, offices, sheds and 8
dwellings, etc.. etc., to be exposed at public
sale on
TUESDAY, JULY 19,
at II o'clock a. h., on the premises. Tbe
convenient locality of this valuable prop
erty, with its railroad and river advantages
and nearness to all shipping points, will not
fail to commend it to anyone wanting a
desirable and extensive manufaotnrih
property where numerous and substantial
brick buildings are a necessity, and, as the
owners are desirous of selling In order to
settle up an account, it will be allowed to go
at a price much under aotual value.
The premises will be open for examination
'dally. Parties who wish to investigate Will
be furnished with a card at our office.
Terms made known at sale, or by
JAS. W. DRAPE A CO.,
Agents and Auctioneers,
313 Wood st., Pittsburg.
!
CHOICE frltOPEtmES.
FURNISHED HOUSE,
FIFTH AVE., BELLEFIELD.
Stone front, 11 rooms, reception hall, bath,
both gaes, electric lights and all modern
Improvements. Will rent completely fur
nished at $70 per month; further particulars
and card to see property of
MURRY & EDSALL,
in FOURTH AV.
FIDELITY BUILDING.
130 FEET
O-A-IKILIDTID I
$70 A FRONT FOOT.
600 feet from Fifth avenue. Choice level
building lots. Very choice location. Tery
cheap. Terms to suit.
W. M. POLLOCK,
ISO FOURTH AVENUE.
8500 TO 8500.000 Sg
gaet, city or countrv property, at lowest,
rates. JAS. W. DRAPE 4 CO., 313 Wood st
Pittsburg.
Telephone No. 975.
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