THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1892L
tGETTlNGTHE FACTS,
Testimony at the Inquest on
the Homestead Yictims
Begun Yesterday.
THE WOBKERS FIRED FIRST
AH the Boatmen Were Ignorant of
the Object of the Trip.
DESCRIPTION OP THE LANDING.
Captain Hines of the Finkerton Force the
First Man to Fall.
; THE IDENTIFICATION OF THE YICTIMS
At 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon Coroner
McDowell began an inquest relative to tho
deaths of the men engaged in the Home
stead riot, "Wednesday, July 6. There were
very few persons in the Coroner's office
other than the witnesses, and not the slight
est interest appeared to be manifested in the
proceedings.
Captain William B. Bodgers, of the Little
Bill steamboat, was the first witness. He
testified that be was employed to transport,
for the chairman of the Carnegie Company,
Pinkerton detectives to protect and
guard the works of the company at Home
stead. The guards, he said, were trans
ferred to his barges at Davis Island Dam
between 10 and 11 o'clock on the evening of
July 5 and the boals then proceeded up the
river. "When within two miles of Home
stead the witness heard many whistles
blowing, it being then about break ot day.
An attempt was made to make a landing just
above the Pemicky bridge when the attack
on the barges was begun.
Says the Workers Fired First.
The witness said the crowd on the shore
opened fir efirst, and Captain Hines, of the
detective force was the first to falL The
witness testified that on the barge before
the landing was made he heard Deputy
Sheriff: Gray tell Captain limes not to
(hoot until it became necessary in self-defense
that bloodshed must be avoided.
The witness did not see any cannon, but
thought one was in use from the sound.
He knew McCurry, and when the detectives
were fired upon the boat took the wo unded
back to Port Perry.
Dr. S. M. Binehart, of the Homeopathic
Hospital, testified that Detective J. AY.
Klein bad not been conscious at any time
after he was brought to the hospital, and
that be dlel from the effect ol gunshot
wounds.
Captain John Kennedy, employed .is a
watchman on the barges, 'testified that the
boats transported the detectives, and cor
roborated the statement of Captain Bodgers.
In addition he stated that none of the em
ployes on the boat were informed as to
where they were going or for what
purpose the detectives were placed
on the barges until they were near Home
stead, and the detectives were then told not
to shoot until it became necessary. The
witness did not see any white flag "run up
from the bargee.
Unanimous Testimony at to the First Shot.
Captain G K. "Wisbart, pilot of the Lit
tle Bill, and Zach Evans, engineer, gave
similar testimony, as did also Morris Bodg
ers, second engineer, E'iward "Wheeler,
deck hand, and John T. Case, mate, all of
the Little Bill. All of these witnesses
rlaimed that the men on shore fired first
They testified that Captain Hines cautioned
his men against using firearms until it be
came imperative.
Joseph G. Hoffman, a Pinkcrton detective
of Chicago, was the last witness called. He
described, as did the previous witness, the
trip to Homestead. Captain Hines, he
said, had charge of the men. As the barges
approached the works the witness saw large
numbers of people gathered along the river
banks, many of whom were women.' As
the barges got nearer to the place of
the intended landing they were fired
upon. Captain Hines and seven
or eight men attempted to put out the gang
plank on the shore above the bridge, but
were unable to do so on acconnt of the
shower of stones and actions of the strikers.
After a short time an effort was again made
and resulted in the placing of the gang
plank. As the men were starting down
the plank the strikers fired and the witness
fell, having been shot through the right leg
above the knee.
Wns Unarmed When He Fell.
He said he did not have a weapon with
liia when be was shot. He said the de
tectives were given to understand that their
duty was to guard the company's property,
and tbat they were instructed not to fire
unless in self-defense.
The affidavit of John F. McCurry, who is
t the Allegheny General Hospital, vas
read to the jury and the inquest was con
tinued until July 26, at 2 o'clock P. M.
The list of dead upon whom the inquest
was held is as follows: James "W. Kline,
aged 47, who died at the Homeopathic Hos
pital, identified by Georgo Judson, of
Chicago; James Morris, aged 28, died at
Carnegie's steel works yard, identified in
affidavit ot Philip Bichards; Henrv
Btreagle, aged 19 years, identified by A.
Streagle, a brother of deceased: James
Sotak, aged 34, killed in yards, identified
by Mike Olah; Thomas Weldon, aged 30
years, mill worker, identified by Miles Mc
Sweeney; Peter Tanis, mill worker, aged
25 years, identified by James Stulannan;
Silas "Wain, mill worker, aged 25, shot br
cannon from Pittsburg side of river, identi
fied by Thomas "Wain, a brother; T. J. Con
nors, aged 30 years, Pinkerton, identified by
C. W. Bendell.
Tux full quarts of Gibson, Finch, Overbolt
and Bear Creek rye whiskies bearing the
signature of Max Klein can be relied upon
as absolutely pure. Trice II per full quart,
or Eix quarts for $5. nwr
The Seaside Comforts and Pleasures
Can be fully enjoyed by every person, and
the special excursion train via the Pennsyl
vania Railroad, leaving Union station at
8:50 A. X, Thursday, July 21, composed of
Pullman parlor cars and East Lake coaohes
for which special excurslou tickets will be
sold at the late of $10 ror the round trip,zood
12 days with privilege of either Atlantic
City, Cape May, Sea Isle City or Ocean City,
give you an elegant opportunity of making
a delightful trip at a small cost. Tickets
will be sold from principal stations east of
rittsburg at correspondingly low rates. Tho
tickets are also valid for regular trains at
130, 7:10 and 8.10 p. x.. The tickets are good
to stop over at Philadelphia on the return
trip within the limit. Pullman sleeping cars
on night trains. You can now reserve seats
In parlor cars on special train, and berths In
sleeping cars on nLrht trains at this com
pany's office, 110 Fifth avenue.
Saved a Woman's Lite.
Mr. J. E. Tboroughgood, writing from
Georgetown, DeL, says: "Two teaspoonslul
of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di
arrhoea Kemedy saved the life of Mrs. Jane
Thomas, of this place." He alio states that
several other very bad cases of bowel com
plaint there have been cured by this remedy.
For sale by druggists. Tuwihsu
Yotr can save from $25 to (50 by attending
Arnheim sale.
Excursion to Atlantic Cltv
To-morrow, July it, via B. A, o. R. E.
Rate,
(10 the round trip, and tickets good 12 days.
Trains 1
i leave i-uisourg o a. m. and 830 p. M,
Pxrxxct action and perfect health result
from the use of De VI Itt's Little Early Risers
A Deflect little pill. Very small; very sure
TIE GREAT PIANO INDUSTRY.
Thousands and Thousands Made in
America Eyery Year.
The Output Increasing nt the Bate of 25 Per
Cent Annually The Old Names Stein way
and Checkering D on't Cnt So Much of a
Figaro In the Market as They Once Did
Many O.lier Manufactured at .the
Present Day Fnlly Their Eqaal Where
and by Whom They Are Muds.
One ot the greatest of American Indus
tries, If not trnly the greatest, Is the manu
facture or pianos in tho United States. The
Amorican piano Is the acknowledged piano
of the world and has not even the approach
of an equal. For 23 years few, if any, foreign
pianos have teaohed onr shores, while thou
sands of American pianos are being export
ed annually, no less than 10,000 of these find
ing foreign homes last year. There are be
tween 73 and 80 expensively equipped piano
faetories in the United States, turning out
each from 300 to 5,000 pianos a J ear,
or a total of 133,003 pianos annually.
There are some seven of these makes
known as the old standard or
national repntationed pianos, eaoli of
which has taken first premtum at some
woild's fair over all competition, thereby
J ustly laying claim to a national reputation.
Tho oldest 6r these Is perhaps "Chlckering
& Sons," which at one time, held sway pre
eminently. Knabo" 1' the next oldest in
lino of the seven standard or national
pianos, and later came In the "Stelnwav" to
share honors with Chiokering and Knabo,
and at about the same .time the "Ballet &
Davis" pianos came in view, claiming public
notice, and walked off with first honors and
a national reputation. Soon after "Decker
Brothers" also became celebrated as a na
tional piano, and then later the "Steak" put
in its claim for highest honors, and upon
crossing sn ords, captured first prize, and at
about tho time of the Centennial "Weber"
camo to the front, demanding and obtained
notice by crossing swords with tho other six
leadcis. So thero were seven called
standard or national American pianos,
and recognized as such thronghout the
wot Id, and are Stein way, Cliicketing, Knabe,
"Ballet 4 Dnvi," Decker Brother, Weber
and Steck. Since that tirneCtlie Centennial),
and up to which time square pianos had
mainly been in use, the piano trade has
taken on a new Impetus and thousands ot
new and valuable improvements have been
combined to produce the best lesultg.
Millions of capital have been Invested In
new factories, new machinery and new
Improvements until tho piano has ap
peared In a new and different form, the
"Upright," more beautiful to the eve,
more pleasant to tile ear, with its more
satisfying repeating action, tone and touch,
occupying but half its original space, and so
on, each manufacturer vioing with
the others, and tbat other making
wondertul strides to keep the lead till,
in tliclr present state of perfection and
beauty, it Is hard to tell who makes the best
piano to-day, nnd i hether or not all or even
any of the seven old standard makes can
boast of superiority over many of the other
20 or mote line piano makers of the present
day. It is settled beyond a controversy.
however, that there are other American
manufacturers turning out and selling more
finished pianos dally at the present time
than either of the seven national concerns,
known as the old "standard" makers, among
which might be mentioned tho "Sohmer," of
New York, a fine piano, and tho manufac
turers of which aro turning out from 75 to 80
a week; also the "Henry F. Miller," of Bos
ton, is a good piano, nnd manufactured in
lnnre numbers; and the "Hazleton Broth
ers," of Hew York, make an excellent
piano, also manufactured in largo numbers.
Tho "Emerson Piano Company," of Boston,
ate now turning out between SO and 90 pianos
a week, and an excellent ai tide. "Kranlch
& Barh," one of the latter concerns, manu
facture about 50 pianos a week, and claim it
as strictly first class.
The llardman Piano Company, of New
York, are manufacturing over 75 pianos per
week, nnd are a inter addition to the long
linn of first-class American pianos and are
hUhly indorsed. J. 4 a Fischer, or New
York, the second largest manufacturers of
pianos in tho United States, turn out SO to
100 a week and are said to be or good quality,
and one of the reliable American makes.
The W. W. Kimball Company, of Chicago,
who for years past have been recognized as
tne most extensive wnoiesaie piano ana or
gan dealers In the United States, and who
have for tho past ten years manufactured
reed organs at the rate or SO a day, or 15,000
organs annually, began three years
ago the manufacture of pianos and are
recognized to-day as the most ex
tensive piano manufacturers on the conti
nent, and who turn out 20 finished pianos
dally, or ISO a week. Their combined piano
and organ factories cover seven acres of
ground, nnd from which Is turned out 21,000
instruments annually. The Kimball piano
is a "high grade" instrument, spiinging at
once into popular favor, and is considered
the equal, nnd by many the superior of any
piano now before the public. Prominent
among Its many friends who share this be
lief, and who use and indorse tho Kimball
piano may be mentioned: Adelina Patti,
"Tho Queen of Song;" Big. Francisco Ta
magnn, the king of tenors; Mmo. Albanl, the
great prima donna: Giuseppe Del I'uente.the
eminent baritone: Lillian l ordlca, the Amer
ican prima donna; Lilli Lehmann, Max
Alvary; Julius Perotta; Emil Fischer, the
great basso; Sig. Lulgl Arditl, the famous
orchestra leader; Hans Balatka, the veteran
composer, teacher and conductor; Minnie
Ilauk, the great American prima donna who
created Carmen; Enill Liebling, the cele
brated composer and concert pianist;
Charles KunkeL pianist composer and music
publisher; P. S. Gllmure, the world's famous
orcnesira leader, uesiaesnunareasorotliers.
dealers, musicians and exports. Mho believe
the "Kimball" is the coming great piano of
tlioage, and maiks an epoch in the history
of American piano building. Besides the
great Kimball factory at Chicago there are
several other large concerns in that city
turning out from 25 o 40 pianos a week, so
that the East, Boston and New York.no
longer holds the key to the piano trade, but
must eventually bow to Chicago In piano
construction, as it has in organ building,
three-fourths of the world's supply of which
now comes from Chicago.
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Jleetlnrs.
MEMBERS OF O. II. TERRY COUNCIL NO.
230. Jr. O. U. A. M.. will plee assemble at
the Council Chamber WEDNESDAY. July 13, 1892,
at 1:30 P. M., sharp to attend the tuneral of our
lite brother. E. Haubensak, residence No. 625
Preble av., Allegheny. Assemble with funeral
badges and black gloves; omit caps. HARRY J.
MECKEL, Rec. Sec'y.
"VTOTICE STOCKHOLDERS'
MEETING-NO-l
sneclal mtln
J. TiUK is uerehy given that
wi iiiciwihuuiuciivi uicriratn.ugDSL JJUlldlng
and Loan Association of Pittsburg. Pa,, will be
held at the offlce or the corporation (Dispatch
building). Pittsburg, Pa., on THURSDAY; the
15th dav ot September, 1S92, between the hours of
10 o'clock A. M. and l; o'clock noon for the pur
pose or voting upon a proposal to Increase the cap
ital stock or the corporation from (1,000,000 to 110,
003.000 In shares of the par value or(100each,as pro
vided or the laws ot the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvania D. P. CORWIN.
CHARLES WILCOX. President.
Secretary.
Dividends.
Office op ,
ALLKGIIEXr HEATUfO COMPAKT,
ALLtGnr.NY. Pa.. July 12. 1892. )
DIVIDEND-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ot this cnmpanv has this day declared a Quar
terly dividend or T O PER CENT, payable to
stockholders or record on July 20. Transfer books
will be closed rrom Julv 13 to July 20, both Inclu
sive JOHN CALDWELL, Treasurer.
OrnCE of )
Allfghekt Heating comfant, t
Allegheny. Pa., Julv it 1892. S
DIVIDEND-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
this company has this day declared a Quarterly
dividend or TWO PER CENT, pavable to stock
holders of record on Julv 2a Trans'fer books will
be closed from July IS to July 20, both Inclusive.
JOHN CALDWELL. Treasurer.
MASCFACTCBrns and Merchants Ixs. Co.. )
Office, 417 Wood street,
. PiTTSBfRG, July 9. 1892. S
TMVIDEND-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JLS hare this dav declared a dividend of ONE
DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS 1.50) per share,
payable on demand. WM. T. ADAIR, (secretary.
German bAVios and DEP03IT 1
Bask of UinmNGiiAM, I
Comer Carson and Fourteenth Sts. f
PrrrsBuno. S. 8., July 2. 1892. I
DIVIDEND-TUB BOARD OF DIRECTORS
have this day declared a dividend or SIX (6)
PEII CENT out of the profits orthe last stx months,
payable July 18, 1892. J. F. ERNY. Cashier.
OFFICE OF MOKO-IOAnXLA INSURANCE CO.,
No, 93 Fourth avenue.
'J
TVIVIDEND THE DIRECTORS Ol? Tttra
XJ company have this dav declared a dividend of
uxr. UUL.1.A11 Aau a i AL.r per share, (pcr
rent) payable on and alter Friday, July 8. 1892.
JOHN H. CLANEY, tecretarV.
PlTTSBCnG, July 5, 1892.
omcE of the Tkctonia Insurance Co.. )
No. 206 Ohio street. V
. "" " " " ' sJUIT O. JOUi
ALLEGHEVT, Pa., Julv 8. J892
DIVIDEND NO. 39-THE D1RKOTORS OF THIS
company have declared a dividend or TW O
(: DOLLARS per share, payable on and after
July 1L 1892. C. W. GER IG. becretary.
GERMAV AMERICAN INS. Co. OF PxKNA.. 1
Office No. ill Fourth Avenue. S
PITTSBURG, July 6. 1892 J
DIVIDEND NO. 83-CHE DIRECTORS OF
this company have this day declared a semi
annual dividend of FOUR PER CENT (P per
share), payable on demand
W. J. PATTERSON. Secretary.
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THOllASMcHENRY, Western and Irwinavenues.
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Hale Hela.
A
BOY to learn watch-making trade. Apply to
R. T. McUeagh A Son, 34 Fifth ave.
BARBER Colored Good sober, single barber at
once; wages 8 per week and board; chances
good for extras. Address, Alex Corbln, Ebens
urg. Cambria county. Pa.,
EARBER A good white barber: wages (8 per
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diana, Pa.
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penhorst's, Wllklnsburg. Pa.
BARBER-A good barber. Apply to A.Sneals, Ap
pollo. Pa.
B
ARBEIt Apply at 53 Seventh av., city.
JRICK MOLDER-At Braddock Brick WeVksia
good man. Inquire of A. Dougherty, or Mr.
unn, Eighth St., Pemlckey road; wages (2 K per
day.
BOY A good dot to learn the barber trade. Ap
ply to John IL Stern. 41 Federal st Alle
gheny. BOY An experienced boy at the barber trade
Apply 2909 Carson St., Southslde.
BOY With experience In the barber trade. 177
Laeock St., Allegheny.
BOY With some experience at the barber trade.
221 Rebecca St., Allegheny.
CANVASSERS For good seller; free samples.
102 Fourth av., room t.
-lARBON MAKER capable of taking charge of
J carbon factory In city of-over 300,000 popula
Hon. Address Box W,H.. Dispatch office,
COACHMAN First-class man with good refer
ence. X. B. Dispatch office.
"POREMAN-CompeKnt man for structural Iron
r works. Address ,C, Chronicle Telegraph
office, giving address:
ARDKNER An unmarried man who can milk
and do general work. Call 959 Liberty st.
ABORERS-LOOOto 1,600 railroad laborers: also
a few good foremen to work on Clearfield and
Mahoning it. R, on IS miles beaTT work. Apply
on the work at Clearfield, Pa. ; wages (1 25. Geo.
S. Good ft Co.
MAN A first-class man who understands the
warm air furnace business: one who Is a prac
tical tinner, understands making estimates from
Flans, capable of managing workmen and can sell
urnaces. Address Warm Air, Dispatch office.
MAN An energetic man with (350 cash capital
to take a valuable agency In this city: busi
ness pleasant andproStable with no competition: a
splendid chance for the right man. Call at Room
B, Hotel Boyer.
MAN A single white man or experience In
milking and caring for ItVe stork and garden;
good wages to a good worker. Apply at S07 Lib
erty st.
MAN competent to tike charge of manufacture
of coffin plates and casket hardware. Confi
dence. Box 334, New Haven, Conn.
MAN to learn our business; fair salary with In
crease. Gebble A Co., Scnmldt Building.
"TEJf -At G per day in Pittsburg, Allegheny and
1U. towns or Pennsylvania. Address Chief
Organizer, Dispatch office.
RED brick setter and burner ror small yard,
where natural gas is used; state wages ex
pected; steadr work for right man; references
required. Address Clay, Dispatch office.
ROLL TURNER Thoroughly experienced on
rolling mill work; good wages to competent
man. Address Portage Irou Co., Llm Duncans
ville. Pa.
SALESMEN "WHO can easily make (tt to (75 per
week, selling tne celebrated Plnless Clothes
Line or the Famous Fountain Ink Eraser: patents
recently Issued; sold only by salesmen, to whom
we give exclusive territory; the Plnless Clothes
Line Is the onr line ever invented tbat holds
Clothes without plns-a perfect success; the Fount
ain ink Eraser is entirely new, will erase Ink In
stantly, and Is king of all; on receipt or 50c will
mall sample or either, orsample or both for II, with
circulars, price lists and terms: secure your terri
tory at once. The Plnless Clothes Line Co., No.
S7 Hermon St., Worcester, Mass.
SALESMAN On salary or commission, to nandla
ths new patent chemical Ink erasing pencil;
the greatest selling novelty ever produced: rrasei
Ink thoroughly In two seconds; no abrasion ot
paper: 200 to HO per cent profit; one agent's sales
amounted to (620 In six days, another (32 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 Crosse. Wis.
SALESMAN Yonng man with experience to sell
notions In the city of Pittsburg. Address,
stating experience, etc. Angelo. Dispatch office:
11ANK BUILDERS at Coal Pit. Pa , near La
trobe. and at Ingleslde near Johnstown. Pa.
Inquire Immediately of Beeves Bros.. NUes. O.
YOUNG MAN With some experience In the
barber trade: steady work. Inquire of J.
Zerbe, 90 Diamond St., Pittsburg, or Charles Berg,
Blalrsvllle. Pa.
Assents.
AGENTS-(3 to t7 dally; experience unnecessary.
Putnam A Co., Perfumers, West Wlnsted, Ct.
Female Help Wanturl.
APPRENTICES-Good sewers, others to learn
dre.smaWlng and cutting. 950 Peun av.
i"iOOK-
First-class female cook for private fam-
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Apply W.
ket.
;oou wagca; uesfc vi references required.
11. staia, care oi j. ju. Musky, SO) Alar-
CIRL for grocer business; one with some experi
T ence; reference required; good wages. 63
Bates St., Fourteenth ward, between Second av.
and Wllmot st.
GIRL An experienced help for general house
work In a family of three persons. Call at
1734 Penn av.
GIRL to assist In cooking and housework.
Emerson St., East End. -
235
IADIES to do fancy work at their homes; we
j send money and material by mall and pay by
the piece. Call and see work or address,- with
stamp, J. M. Lemar A Co., 90 Fourth av.,
Pittsburg.
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Address, stating experience and salary expected.
P. O. Box 1033. j s .
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child by family going to the mountains In two
or three days. Apply at 280 Locust St., Allegheny,
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J.1 small family, at 164 Bnena Vista st., Alle
gheny. WET NURSE Strong, healthv wet nurse. Ac
ply Immediately at404O'Uara St.. E. E.
YiroMEN-Two, for cooking
waa-Hs tsa anil at.
i f per montn
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Duquesne way.
Male and Female Help Wanted. '
HELP Atonce, an assistant waiter; man cook
50 farm hands, (25 per month; 10 colored
woman cooks, (to per week; 2 dining room girls:
dishwashers; ehambermaids;laundrcsses; no house
girls. 20for summer resorts: CO cooks; 20 chamber
maids; sawing girl apprentice. Meehan's agency.
545 Grant st.
TTELF Seamstress, laundress, cooks, dlnln-
AJ room girls, chambermaids, nurses, 200 house
girls, 50 for country: girls ror hotels and boarding
houses. German and colored
u cuiureu gins, ou rarm hands.
white and colored wallers,
street.
Thompson's, COS Grant
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BOARDERS Permanent and transient. Hotel
Federal, 171 Federal St.. Allegheny, (l and
(2 per day.
LODGERS at 1145 Penn av.; beds 20e. 25c 3Bc; also
farm aud garden help. Emil Doner's Em
ploymen t Offlce.
LODGERS Anchor Hotel, Liberty, corner
. Fourth; lodging per nlgh 25c. 35c. Wot week.
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Address, with terms. George,' Dispatch office.
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POSITION by young man (S): German-American;
well educated, position of stock orenlrr
clerk In wholesale house; salary moderate. Ad
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by an energetic business man; haTe had ah
experience of 2s years on the road. Address K. 4,
Dispatch office.
POSITION By competent and energetic phar
macist. Address Present Employer, Dispatch
office.
SITU ATION By young man 24 years old; transit
man or levelman on railroad, ndning or topog
raphy; 7 years1 experience; Address J., Dispatch
office.
SITUATION as housekeeper by a lady of exper
ience. Address A. II., Dispatch, office.
TO rnrnlsh Remington typewriter and do corre
spondence for individual or firm. Address
fcteln. Dispatch office.
Wanted Partner.
PARTNER-Wlth tl.SOO cash to take half Inter
est in a first-class ten-chair barber stand. Best
stand In the city. Apply to F. II. Brett, corner
Euclid avenue and Public square, Cleveland, O.
PARTNER Active partner, with (25,000; to right
party a llrst-class inducement will be offered.
Address R. It., Dispatch office.
"pARTNER-Wlth S3. 000 to (10.000 to take an ln
l terest In hotel enterprise in World's t'alr dis
trict. Hotel, Dispatch office.
Boslnrss Opponantle Wanted.
TlTANTED-t2i0 to 1350 buys a safe and reliable
T V business needed in every city; will pay from
$100 to (200 per month net profit: exclusive territory
given and complete ontflt furnished: send ror Illus
trated book. A.T.Thompson A Co., UTrcmont
row, Boston, Mass.
WANTED Man with some push and 11.600 cash
by a reliable manufacturing concern; (1,200
salary, commissions and security for money; don't
answer this unless vou mean business. Address
M. W.. Dispatch office.
Financial Tf antea.
FINANCIAL-Loans oftSOO, (1,000 to 6, CM and
up to 120,000 on mortgages on Allegheny county
Improved property quickly placed at very small
est cost to Borrower, nenayour application to me
and I will save you money on mortgages,
Flemlog, 400 Wood St., cor. Fourth av.
B.J.
"Yf ONEY to loan, in sums of 1500. $1,000. 12.000.
1TA S5.000 and upward, at lowest rates, on mort
gages,
Charles Somen' Co., Ill fourth ar.
MONEY at 6 per cent. We hare $60,000 to loan
(300 up. Ailes Bros. A Co., 1M Fourth av.
MORTGAGES on city or Allegheny county prop
erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver A
Co.. S21"ourtli av.
rpo LOAN (200,000 on mortgages:
tlOO and un-
x wara at o per cent:
KOO. 000 at 44 ner cent on
residences or business property, vacant lots or
farms, ti. H. French. r:J Fourth ar.
VTT ANTED The loan of (1,200 for three or Are
?T years on unimproved Homestead properly
that cost (3. TOO two vears ago, and Is now worth
(4,500. Address O. K Dispatch office, Pittsburg,
Pa.
"TT ANTED To loan money on city or Allegheny
VV co. property In sums to suit; no delay.
Snyder A hue. 162 Fourth av.
WANTED Mortgages on Improved city or Alle
gheny county property. McOune A Coulter,
18 Fourth ar.
WANTED Bonds, stocks, mortgages and othet
securities. Ed Wlttlsh, 131 Firth av., Pitts
burg, Pa.
01 A OOO to loan at 5 per cent. John K. Ewlng
JJXUj A Co., 107 Federal St.
Miscellaneous Wanted.
ptABPETS cleaned, altered and laid; special
Vy prices to churches and halls.
Cameron Bros.,
30 Ohio st,, Allegheny.
PAINlINOandplateglatsglaslng. ,U.C. Miller.
C2S Grant St., Pittsburg.
TJATENTS O.
D. Levis (W years). Solicitor, 131
A Fifth av., next Leader,
nttsDurg: no delay.
rpRUNKS hauled to and rrom h aat End for 50c.
JL 'Campbell A Davis, 12 Seventh ar. Telephone
278.
USE Jones' Bedbug Paralyser Jones' Magic
Roach Powder: roaches banished by contract;
satisfaction given or no par. 222 Federal at.. Alle
gheny, bold by all first-class druggists.
TISITKevan's Ladles' and Gentlemen's Dining
and Lunch Rooms, 908 Penn ave,
WANTED Everyone wno wants the finest and
cheapest wall paper In America to send for
samples: sent free toany address. G. G. O'Brien,
Paint and Wall Paper Btore. 282 Fifth av.
YOUR mattress or feathers to renovate; send
postal. Cameron Bros'. Bedding House, 30
Ohio st- Allegheny.
FOB SALE MI3CELLANEODS.
Bones. Vehicles. Live Stocat For Sain.
DELIVERY wagons Delivery wagons all styles;
our own make. Win. Beckert, 340 to 344 Ohio
t., Allegheny. Telephone, ZttO.
Ct ELDING For sale or exchange, a pacing geld
X lng; color, bay: 18 hands high; age, 7 "years;
weighs 1,200 lbs.; Blue Bull and Legal Tender
stock; has paced a mile In 2:35; no record: doesn't
Scare at an) thing: can be safely driven by a lady;
will sell cheap or will exchange ror a standard bred
brood inare. Address Bo 84, Bellevue, Pa.
HORSE Suitable ror a delivery wagon. Inquire
or Charles A Sproat, Church and Sandusky
sts Allegheny.
WAGONS and carts of all descriptions ror sale;
new and second hand. Pittsburg Wagon
Works, No. 336 Second ave. ; telephone 1870.
Machinery and Metala For Jale.
BOILERS and engines, second-hand: all sizes,
from 4 to 100 h. p. : cheapest In the market: M
boilers and engines In stock,' stationary and porta
able, upright boilers, mounted farm engine, etc.;
steam pumps, governor, pulleys and shafting.
Telephone 8401. 23-25 Park way. J. S. Young. Alle
gheny, Pa.
BOILERS for sale or trade Three portable
boilers, 50-horsc power each: all complete. E.
M. Stinins, Fifth st. and Duqursne war, city.
I ENGINES Genuine Acme automatic safety en
i glnes and non-explosive boilers, from one
hair to fire horse powers, ror 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. Sen lot catalogue and Information.
ENGINES and boilers or every description: brick
yard supplies; contractors, and rolling mill ma-
chlnerr.
Thomas C'arUn's Sons, Laeock and San-
dusky sts.
Aiiegneny.
GRINDSTONES In all sties, ror all kinds of
grinding; Cralglelth. New Castle, Nova Scotia
and other grits; Iron frames and fixtures for hand,
foot or power; mounted stone, oil stone, emery
wheels and grinders, Wm. 41. Klrby, 134 First
avenue.
TMPROVRD
Whitman A Barnes high-speed
automatic non-exnloslve engines and boilers.
exhanatand ventilating fir fans or our own make:
also electric lighting; second-hand old-stvle Acme
automatic engines; second-hand Snedlker and car
fly fans:B. W. Paine A Sons automatic engines,
from 6 to 250 horse power; electric motors, water
motors and all klnds of light power and supplies.
Tompkins ft Ulrlch. Engineers and Contractors.
816 and 618 Liberty St., Pittsburg, Pa,
Musical Instruments.
FOR SALE A private party will sacrifice their
magnificent upright grand piano. 7'd octave,
full Iron frame, sweet and powerful tone: new
three months ago: cost (300; will accept (213; In
cluding stool and scarf. Call at residence, 18S
Sheffield st , corner Bid well, Allegheny.
PIANO Good upright piano Itnmedlately, cheap;
cash. 105 Pennsylvania av., Allegheny.
Rubbar Stamps For Sam.
CI ET your rubber stamps
T seal presses, brass cn
steel atamni. tenr.tla.
T seal presses, brass checks, etc., from Bheaffer
A Co.. 9 Firth ar,
uatra oouege naiiding.
Miscellaneous For Sal.
FIEbDGLASS Very powerful French field
glass; cost (30, for (10. Address with stamp
Post Box 392, Cincinnati, O.
OLD spinning wheel, silver tea set; rare col
lection: perfect order. Inquire 3223 McClurg
St.. Southslde.
PRINTERS' stands and cases for sale cheap; a
prompt buyer will get a bargain: -second-hand
saw table In good condition; sold because space
needed. Apply Dispatch business office.
FOB SALE-BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities For Mala.
BARBER SHOP wltn 3 chairs; only shop in town;
doing from (35 to (4) per week; owner wants to
retire from business; possession Immediately. Ad
dress 11. O., Dispatch offlce.
FOR SALE notet (1.0:0: a SS-room hotel busi
ness with license; one of the busiest little cities
In Penn'a; 12.000 population; bar trade will run
about (40 dally; brisk transient trade and all steady
boarders wanted: rent (1.200 per year; this house Is
an old standby or the town; has excellent reputa
tion and has never been refused license: at the
above figure we offer 4-year lease, license and fur
nishings of office, bar and house throughout; a
Eerfectly satisfactory reason for selling a good
uslncss. John F. Sweeny, C8 4th ave.
"PURNITURE business. Canton, O.. doing the
X largest business between Pittsburg and Chi
cago, on the P., Ft. W. A . R. R.1 ror a live man
with capital here Is an opportunity or a lifetime,
ir you mean business call or address H. D. Mc
Crea, Canton, O.
JEWELRY and silversmith business: well es
tablished and doing a paying trade: situate In a
prosperous manufacturing city In Western Penn
sylvania: a well-selected stock, and allln good con
dition; best location In the town: the leading
thoroughfare; a rare opening. Particulars confi
dentially from Jas. W. Drape A Co.. 313 Wood St.,
Pittsburg. '
MILK route for sale 60 gallons per day. B re re
ton ar,. near the West Penn Hospital.
Business Properties For Sale.
COAL LAND-S, 000 acre's of coal land In Cambria
auc Indiana cos.. Pa. Inquire of W. B. An
man. ration, Cambria co.. Fa.
IJROPERTY Ohio St. (Allegheny City) business
property: one of the very best locations on the
street In fee simple. C. IL Love, 93 Fourth av.
OIL REFINERY for sale: the plant of the Ex
celsior OU Co., located In Cleveland, p.; the
property consists of 18 acres of land and a complete
refinery ror refining and manufacturing carbon
oils, naphthas, paraffins oils and wax. ana Is also
equipped with tanks and machinery for ompound
Ing. For further particulars Inquire or the Com
pany, Cleveland, O. Sealed bids will be received
lor the above property np to and Including August
10, 1892: the company reserves the right to reject
any and all bids'
FOB SALEBUSINESS.
Business Properties For Sale.
USINESS PHOPERTY-Ohlo St., Allegheny
X City, business property, one of the very best
mc very oesi
C. U. Lore,
locations on me street in iee simple,
93 Fourth av.
FOB SALE LOTS.
City Lota,
$275-
-HOC tSOO nerron Hill Park plant
1 Choice lots near Wvlle av. cable ears at
above prices; some on pared street only NO down,
valance (8 a month: sure to enhance quickly. Black
A Ualrd. 0J Fourth av.
East End Lota For Sale.
PACIFIC AV.-Lots 25xlC0 feet at (65 per foot
front; close to cable and electric lines. M. F.
Hippie A Co., 9G Fourth av. i
(ISKfiA F.T,lne. near Dauphin St.. 19th ward.
IDJUU East End. One large lot. (139.) W. A.
llerron A Sons, 80 4th av.
Ann Wincbiddle, near Penn av.. East End;
UUU lot 50x108 ft. (140). W. A. Herron A
Sons, SO Fourth ar.
Baaelwood Lots For Sale.
HAZELWOOD AV.-An elegant corner lot.
Irregular shape, equal to 51x120 feet, within a
few minutes' walk of Hazelwood station, Baltimore
A Ohio Railway, and Second avenue electric cars;
will sell cheap ror cash, to quick buyer. John E.
McCrlckart. U Fourth av. : telephone 1076.
Farms For Sals.
ACREAGE A bargain; 104 acres of level, very
productive land close to Pittsburg; underlaid
with coal and clay. o. 1 stone quarry, house,
barn, orchard, springs: on public road, station on
premises, connecting with 8 great R. R. systems.
Penna., Vanderbllt and B. A O. R. R. ; within H to
X mile org different R.R. stas. ; plenty good water;
superior farm for stock, grain, gardening, fruit, or
manufacturing; cheap at (1M per acre twill sell at
(75 per acre. ISd Wltllsh, 131 5th av., Pittsburg; a
large number of good farms for sale.
FARM Over 200 acres, near Logan's Ferry sta
tion and convenient to Kensington and Par
nassus, on A. V. R. R. and in the vicinity of the
new gas aud oil territory; there is a dwelling and
outbuildings, targe orchard, plenty of water and a
?uantlty orcoal; known as the farm of the late Dr.
'restly. deeeised. Terms, etc.. from Jas. W.
Drape A Co., 113 Wood St., Pittsburg.
FARM 13)4 acres, 5-room house, stable, fine fruit
and berries; lust the place for poultry; send
siamp lor new uig arm ana exenangf
Hurst, Notary Public Rochester Pa.
N. F.
FOB SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
City Residences.
000 No. 152 Fulton St., Flghth ward. Pltts-
m
j nurg, a new 2-story oncx awemng oi it
rooms: also frame of 4 rooms In rear; lot 24x100;
rents for (921 per year; good Investment. Jas. J,
"Waldron A Co., 271 Beaver av Allegheny.
fi&l 800 Easy payments, a honsc 5 rooms on a
JpJL "desirable residence street (paved and
sewered); only a very few minutes' ride from P.O.
(108). 6ee W. A. IlerrOn A Sons, 80 Fourth ar.
East End Residences For Sale.
IJLLIOTT ST..(2,800-A choice Utile home. within
U S minutes' walk of Penn'a R. R. station and
near electric cars, Brushton: frame house of 5
rooms, nlcelv papered and finished throughout;
lot 29x133; easy terms. (4-109-475.) Charles Homers
A Co., 131 Fourth ave.
FOR S ALE or exchange for good vacant property
In East End or Wllklnaburg-An elegant new
brick residence, on one of the best asphalt streets
In East End: close to all means or travel; 4 rooms
and reception hail on first floor, 5 rooms on the
second, and 3 rooms on the third, wl'h all conven
iences ror luxury and comfort; lot 60x120 to alley.
Kelly A Rogers, 6218 Penn av.
HOUSE (500 down and balance monthly pay
ments buys a handome new frame house or 8
large rooms In an excellent neighborhood, handy
to all traction cars; has two porches, good cellar,
sliding doors, slate mantels. Inside shutters, pan
trv, range, piped for both gases and wired ror elec
tric lights and nlcelv grained and finished through
out; price only (4,100. See Baker A Co., 63)7 Penn
ar.. E. E.
OAKLAND-Cheap: a line 8-room brick dwell
ing, hall. bath, inside w. c, laundry, cemented
cellar, botlicaes, slate mantels: tile hearths, etc.;
lot 33X90. M. F. Hippie & Co., 90 Fourth ar.
CK SOO Cheap A double brick house. 8 rooms
u7U; (4 rooms on each floor); lot 40x100 ft, : stable
on rear of lot; prlc made low on account or own
er's removal: on Mayflower St., near Park av..
East End. (98). W. A. Herron A Sons. 89 Fourth
avenue.
fflQ 600-Houee, 7 rooms, large cor. lot: (COO. re
350s malnder on very easy payments (prt of
tame can be paid as rent); well located at Brush
ton, East End. near to steam and electric cars.
(43 S.) See W. A. Herron A Sons, 80 Fourth av.
Allegheny Residences For Sale.
FOR SALE-On Irwin av.. Second ward. Alle
gheny new houses; 2 stories and mansard; 6
rooms, bath, pantries, front porch, slate mantels:
splendid order; possession any time. A. D. Wil
son. 65 Federal et., Allegheny.
FOR SALE On Rebecca St.. near Grant av., 2
brick houses; one on each end or lot; good
renting) pronerty. A. D. U llson. Real Estate
Agency, 55 Federal St.. Allegheny.
Suburban Kesiaences For Sale.
DWELLING House of 8 rooms and. storeroom
20x50 feet, on corner lot. 60x120 feet, together
with good stable and all outbuildings: &ls6 stock of
drygoods, boots, shoer, hats, caps, groceries
hardware, tinware, woodenware, etc, etc. ;- SOO
yards from station on P., C, C. A St. L. R. B. t all
Eoods fresh Inside of 18 months. Address, Lock
ox 36, Uulonport, O.
DWELLING and 3 acres near the city, conven
ient to railroad station; dwelling has 6 rooms,
hall, attic and cellar and Is In line order through
out: over "JO fruit trees, small fruit, grape arbor,
shade trees, water, etc: a beautiful place. Jas.
W. Drape A Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
T?OB SALE A gentleman's country seat near a
X town or 10.000 In Eastern Penna. C. II. Cocb
ran, 5201 Lancaster av.. Philadelphia.
TO LET.
City Residences.
TO LET (13 per mo., 4 rooms In good order (new
house), Jane near Tweuty-cigliih St., S. S.;
also, house 3 large rooms. Twentieth St.. S. S. W.
A. Herron A Sous, B0 Fourth av.
East End Residences To Let.
T
!0 LET-On Bonnet near Fifth ar., Oakland, a
good uouse oi s rooms; a nne piace iur ooara-
I I.J W. A IT.,mn . Unn. Cft
ers and lodgers.
W. A. Herron A .Sons, 80
jrourtu ar,
rrio LET Neville St.. near Ellsworth av.
resl-
X dence. ten rooms, all conveniences.
grounds; (50 per mo.
Black A Balrd,95 Fourth ar.
i LET-(15 per month. Oakland, neat new
house, 4 rooms, on Ullca, near Dltbrldge St.
A. Herron A Sons, 60 Fourth av.
mo LET N evllle at., mar Forbes St.
In Belle-
X field, 4-rooui house: rent (12 per month,
C. H.
Love, 93 Fourth av.
TO LET Frankstown vr.. No. 24, near Penn ar.,
E. E. C. H. Love, 93 Fourth av.
Allegheny Hesldences Xo Let.
TO LET By John E. Ewlng A Co., 107 Federa
St., houses, stores and apartments.
TO LET For Allegheny houses, see Scott A
McMlllen, 71 Federal st. ,
SuDurban Kesidences To Let.
TO LET-Cotlage at Boben stMlon.P., Ft.W. A C.
R. R. : choice summer residence, (20 per mo.
Black A Ualrd, Do Fourth av.
Rooms To Let.
ALLEGHENY Elegant apartments in new ad
dition 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 pleasant location of Carnegie
square make It a convenient and delightful place
to Uve. Chas. Shields, N. Diamond aud Federal
sts., Allegheny.
BROAD ST., 6108, East End-Newly furnished
2d story room with board ; conveniences.
TJOURTH AV.. 133 Furnished rooms front or
X back lor gentlemen.
EUCLID AV.. 422, East End
room, (10; private.
Front furnished
L ACOCK ST. Furnished rooms, all modern con
veniences. Apply to Moyle's, 155 Laeock st.,
Allegheny.
TNTGOMERYAV.. 40 Front and connecting
lu. rooms; also middle room; conveniences;
lacing parks.
ROOM One furnished room. Inquire at 124
Robinson St., Allegheny.
YICKBOY ST., 16-Four unfurnished
water and gas.
Z See additional adieu under Wanted
and Lodgers.
Business Stands To Let.
TO LET Four-story brick building, 139 Second
av., two doors from Smlthlleld at.: will lease
for live years. Apply at first Boor offlce of Kaof
manni' store.
rpo LET A good coal yard, with siding.
u mvuu uu . ja.u, it..,. oiu.u u. ..v.-
rens station: suitable for anr business. Ad-
a. rens aiatioi
dress. Wm. Anderson A Co., city.
TO LET-The Tour story building No. 8 Wylie
av.: suitable for any business. Apply 8
Wyileav.
Omces and Desk Homa Co Let.
TO LET Fourth av.. No. 93, desk room with use
of desk, etc., on first floor. In rear part or our
office; good light, etc; rent (5 per month and up
ward: best location in the city. C. U. Love, 93
Fourth av.
rpo LET Cheap; 2 large connecting offices, second
X floor, with Yaulisroneofth- best locations ou
4th av. W. A. llerron A Sons, 80 4th av.
ri O LET Penn and Frankstown avs.,
J flue offices In tho Flath building. C.
E. K.. 2
H.-Love,
S3 Fourth av.
TO LET-Deik room. No. 103 Fourth ar., first
floor front. Black A Balrd, Mo. 95 Fourth ar.
Miscellaneous To Lets.
TO LET Vacant lot, 30x110, with stable, corner
Penn ar.. Third st. and Exchange alley.
Apply Nicola Bros . 20 6th av.
LqST.
IOST-Gold medal with Inscription; liberal re-
ward. Return to R. J. Simpson, Hotel Andcr-
LOST Ladles' waists. Saturday afternoon, on
Duquesne ear, or rrom Diamond and Grant,
Reward If returned 4 Grant it.
.PERSONAL.
I JEESOJNAL Credit, yea. credit on fine dress
goods, silks, satins, wraps.ctc. at J.Dwyer's,
Room 4, McCance block. 701 smlthlleld.
PERSONAL Cash paid ror old gold and silver
watches and Jewelry repaired: new work mads
to order. Chris llauch. 541 Bmltliflell.
"PERSONAL Hair, moles, etc. ou ladles faces
A permanently destroyed by the electric needle
without pain or cr; consultation free. Miss
Strang, office 903 Penn ar., Dickson building.
PERSON AL When 1 was a smstt oov my mother
always repaired my breeches and jacket, bat
since I got lo 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. ifeS.
Legal Nonces.
JOSIAH COHEN A CO.. Attornra.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LETTERS
testamentary, with will annexed, upon the
estate of Helena Kaufman, deceased. late uf city
or Pittsburg, Pa., have been granted to the under
signed, to whom all persons indebted to said estate
will make payment, and all persons having claims
against said estate will present the same to
SIMON KAUFMA. Administrator c. t, a .
No. 15 Ninth St.. Pittsburg.
NOTICE MY WIFE. CATHERINE MORRIS,
having left my bed and board without my
consent, I hereby notify all persons that I will not
be responsible for any debts she may contract.
Henry R. Morris. Herron av.. Pittsburg.
AUCTION SAXES.
lA?ixol3f5xi. Sale.
Fino Furniture, Carpets, Etc.
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY II,
10 o'clock, at the residenoeof J. A. Galllnger,
No. 15 Fulton St., Allegheny City, will be
sold the entire furnlshment, consisting of
silk plush parlor furniture, oak and cherry
chamber suits, dining room furniture,
elegant chiffonier, hnll rack, lace curtains,
velvet and body brussels carpets, silver
warn, bronze and bisque flsures, orna
ments, bric-a-brac, etc. Goods nearly new.
Sale positive. No reserve. Party leaving
city.
SMITHSON & MOORE, Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
AT THE RESIDENCE.
Furnltnro. carpets, two folding beds, range,
etc. WEDNESDAY. July 13, at 10 o'clock
nt the residence, No. 183 Second avenue,
oity.
The entire furnlshment of 10 rooms, cham
ber suites in oak and walnut, fine walnut
wardrdbe, two foldm? beds, springs, mat
tresses nnd beddlnir. parlor furniture, pict
ures, clocks, curtains, etc; extension tnble,
chairs and locker, lounges kitchen range,
cooking utensils, kitchen and laundry
Inrniture, dishes etc Sale positive. Owner
leaving the city. House open alter 8 o'clock
morninir of sale.
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
AT THE RESIDENCE,
No. 147 Pennsylvania avenue, Allegheny,
THURSOAY, July 14, at 10 o'clock.
Fine furniture, carpets, rns, bookcase,
baby buggy, desk, fine uhina dinner net, hall
rack, dishes and glasswatp, chairs, rockers
and household goods. Sale positive.
11ENUY 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 Ishpem
Ing Iron Range, JULY 25, 1892, at 10 o'clock A. u.,
beginning with the Saginaw mine, two and one
hairmlles eastor IshDcmlng, Marquette county.
Mich., and continuing until alt Is sold, r-ale on
the ground. Terms made known on dav orsale or
on appUcatlon. Address C. F. CONRAD, Detroit,
Mich.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
For wliltewashina-, also for tne cleaning of
the Twenty-elshth ward public school build
in. Bids to be separate nnd all bids to be in
before noon, JULY 10, 1892.
Address,
A. K". DUFF,
Secretary of the Board.
TT S. ENGINEER OFFICE. CUSTOM
U. House. Cincinnati, Ohio, July II, 1192.
Sealed proposals for furnishing cement,
lumber, tio rods and washers, loqulred
forlook and movnble dam No. C, Ohio river,
near Beaver, Pa., will he received at tliU
offlce until 2 30 p. it, AUGUST 1, 1892, nnd
then publicly opened. Specifications, blank
forme, una, all available information will be
furnished on application to this office.
AMOS STICKNEY. Major of Engineers, U.
S.A. '
TTOTICE TO CONTEACTORS-
Sealed proposal for a steam heating and
ventllatluir system, to bo put Into the East
End School building, JfcKeesport. Pn., will
bo received nnti TUESDAY, July 19, at 6
p.m. Information can be had from and all
proposals should he addressed to J. W. Faw
cett. Chairman of Building Committee, Mc
Keesport, Pa. Bond will De required with
surety In amount of bid, nnd subject to ap
proval of School Board. No bid necessarily
accepted. J. D. FOSTER, Secretary.
McKeesport, Pa., July 12, 1892.
VTOTICE TO COAL DEALERS -THE
L Thirty-second Ward School Board will
receive sealed proposals until 3 p.m. TUES
DAY, July 19. 1S92, for Ave thousand (5.C00)
bushels, or two hundred (iOO) cars,of the best
black lump coal, three thousand bushels to
be delivered to the Prospect Street school
house, and tno thousand bushels to the
Bertha Street Schoolhouse.
Bidders will be required to name the
mine rrom which the coal Is taken, and must
put It Into the cellar.
Bids must be sent to and full information
may be obtained from O. S. HERSIIMAN,
Secretary, care Chronicle Telegraph, No. 11
Filth nv Pittsburg.
PATENTS.
D. O. LEVIS (next Leader
131 Fifth ar -Pittsburg. Pa-
20 years solioitor
THE MERCANTILE AGENCY
R: G. Dun & Co.,
Westinghouse Building, corner Tenn Ave.
and Ninth St., Pittsburg, Pa
This establishment suDDlies all necessary
Information as to the standing, responsibil
ity, etc, ot business men throughout North
America. It Is the oldest and by far the
most complete and extensive system ever
organized for the accommodation of Bank
ing and Mercantile interests and the General
Promotion and Protection or Trade.
Debts Collected and Legal Business at
tended to throughout the North American
ontt nent. x-ui
A
SPECIAL
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 popnlation demands them. This reduction opens the way te
secure a home for little money. 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 thev 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 oflered to get .
ITOTTiR, CPvVTST HOME
In a growing and prosperous oity at moderate cost Visit
KENSINGTON
And make a selection of a lot. Free Railroad Tickets to KENSINGTON and re
turn. Salesmen always on the ground. For further particulars apply at office of
KENSIITOI IPMEINT CO.,
NO. 79 FOURTH AVE
First Floor, - Pittsburg,
MAYFIELD
Lots, Perrysville avenue, at private sale. JOHN K. EWING tc
7 CO., Agents, 107 Federal street, and on the grounds.
CHOICE PBOPEKTIEi
SCHENLEY PARK.
WE ABE NOW BUILDING
85 MODERN HOUSES BY DAY WORK.
Overlooking Schenley Park at Greenfield
avenue bridge near the Zoological
Garden to be sold on
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
PRICES KANGE FROM
$1,800 : TO : $4,500.
You have ten years to pay; same as rent,
Thev have city water and are all sewered.
Wearoalso-selllng LEVEL LOTS 25 to S3
feet and 90 to 170 feet deep, from
$400 TO
$600 EACH.
Terms Ave per cent
cash; balance (5 per
montn.
Come and see the Improvements we hava
made in six months.
We have sold 135 lots and 12 houses since)
January.
Take Second avenue electric cars, Green
Held avenup branch, which run through tho
property. Fare Ave cents from city.
PETER SHIELDS,
5J3 GRANT STREET.
Branch office on property, corner Green
field avenue and Lydla street, Twenty-third
ward.
130 FEET
OJSZXj.JSJ'JD I
$70 A FRONT FOOT.
600 feet from Fifth avenue. Choice leveV
building; lots. Very choice location. Very
cheap. Terms to suit.
W. M. POLLOCK,
150 FOURTH AVENUE.
EDUCATIONAL.
WS0 A SCHOOL YEAR-HOTS' SHORTLIDGE,
Media (Fa) Academr reopens Sept. 21. Swlthta
C Shortddge (Uarvard A. B. and A. II.), Prln..
at Monongahela House. Saturday, 9 to 3.
PRIVATE SIIOBTIIAND INSTITUTE,
315 Smlthlleld St.. Pittsburg, Pa. Shorthand and
typewriting per month. (4 50; per quarter, (12;
six months. $20. Write for catalogue.
BOCK HILL COLLEGE,
Elliott City, Maryland.
Schools. Classical, scientific and commercial
courses. Respectable young men and boys re
ceived as boarders. Send fur prospectus.
BRO. DENM. President.
BEAVER COLLEGE AND MUSICAL INSTI
TUTE, Beaver, Pa., for young girls and young
ladles, opens its tlilrty-elghth year September 13.
Llterarr. Art. Elocution and Music Conrses. No
death In It years. An able faculty. Prices moder
ate. Special advantages in Music. Send for cata
logue to the President, RLV. R. I. TAYLOR.
PENNSYLVANIA, BUSTLETON, PHILA
DELPHIA St. Luke's School. A high
class school. Exceptionally healthful loca
tion. Deli rhtlul surroundings. Special euro
of younger boys. Illustrated catalogue.
CHARLES H. STROUT,
F. E. MOULTON, Principals.
ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL,
MANLIUS, N. Y.
Full courses of study. Under the visitation
of the Regent of University of New Tors:
and War Department. RT. REV. F.D. HUNT
INGTON, Presfc; WM. VERBECK, Supt.
THE
Boarding
MISSES
ANABLE'S
and
Day School
for Young;
i.aaie.
Will reopen September 2dth,at 68 Bayard St,
New Brunswick, New Jersey.
T1TIEL COLLEGE, GREENVILLE, FA,
For both sexes. Departments: Classical. Pre
paratory, Music. Art. Accommodations elegant.
Fall term opens September 8, 18)2. Address Presi
dent F. A. MUHLENBERG, D.D..LL.D.. orPROF.
Jos. R. Titzel, Secretary of Faculty, Greenville,
Fa.
CURRY UNIVERSITY,
Sixth Street.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
ForClasical and Scientific Courses August
25-26 (100 In prizes. For full Information
address H. M. ROWE, President.
Fnll term begins September 6. 1y733-ws
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO
THE WESTERN UNIVERSITY
Will be held June 24-25. Sept. 12-13,
at the University.
For cataloguo address
W. J. HOLLAND, D. D.,
President.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN.
Location Beautiful and Healthful.
Excellent facilities for the study of ths
Classics, Mathematics Historv and Litera
ture, Music and Art. Thorough work la
Laboratories, Cabinets and Gymnasium.
Year opens September 8, 1892. Early appU
catlon desirable. For catalogue apply to
MISS HELEN E. PELLETREAU.
Pittsburg Pa.
TRINITY HALL,
WASHINGTON, PA
A Boarding; School for Boysi, Preparing
Them for College or Bualneas.
Home school. Military, limited number, refined
surroundings, healthful location, spacious and
beautiful grounds. -
Extract from letter from Rev. J. D. Moffat. D.
D., President of Washington and Jefferson Col
lege. Washington. Pa:
"Mr. W.W.Smith. Trinity Hall. Washington. Pa.t
Dear Sir It gives mc pleasure to testify to the
attractiveness, efficiency and safety ot Trinity
Hall as a hoarding school for boys. The bouse and
grounds, spacious and elegant, having once neen
the finest private residence in the county, enlarged
and furnished with modern appliances for school
purposes, arc admirably adapted to their present
use. The management and Instruction are kind
and efficient. Under Its present control the school
Is a safe place for bors away from home, where
ther will be cared for and educated for Ufa work or
higher liKtltntlm of learning."
APPIyto J. B. Wll EELER. A. M.. Head Master,
or W. W. SJUTH, Washington. Pa.
Pa.
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