THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. SATURDAY, JULY 16. 189a
CANNOT KILL DOGS.
It Is
Decided Unconstitutional to
Slaughter Canines.
ALLEGHENY'S ORDINANCE VETOED.
Have K
o More Eifrlit to remove Them Than
to Lum Property.
THE CITT IS LIABLE FOR DAMAGES
Canines of Allegheny City and of the
whole State, in fact, may henceforth bay at
the moon unmolested and laugh at the dog
catcher and his net. They may make night
hideous and have nothing more to fear than
the gentle 2ephyrs or the soothing m liir of
the passing bootjack. Allegheny's City So
licitor has decided it unconstitutional to
kill dogs.
On the strength of this opinion Mayor
Kennedv, of Allegheny, yesterday vetoed
the oidinance providing for the licensing of
dogs and the establishment of a pound. The
ordinance was passed by both branches of
Councils some time ago, and approved by
Chief Murphy, of the Department of Pub
lic Safety. "When it was given to Mayor
Kennedy for his approval, he turned the
matter over to the City Solicitor for his
opinion.
Mr. Elphinstone completed his opinion
yesterday and on the strencth of it the or
dinance was vetoed. Mr. Elpbinstone was
of the opinion there was no legal right to
kill unlicensed dogs. He says dogs are
property and a city has no more right to
kill them for non-payment of taxes than
they would have to burn down a man's
house for the same neglect
I'ilNbnrg IVoplo Can Get Damages.
He further hcldthat people who have had
dogs killed in Pittsburg by the city authori
ties can bring action for damages and re
cover. The opinion is as follows:
lion 'NIllKmM Kenned j. Mayor of the Citv or
Allegheny.
I'eaii Sin I am In receipt of your reauest
for an opinion as to tlie legality of tlio
recent oidinance imposing a license fee or
tax upon the on ner of Uois, and pi oviding
foi the destruction of such unclaimed ani
mals. 1 have given the subject the serious consid
eration that its impoitance desce. From
the beginning of time the dog has been a
friend, comfoiter and protector of the
human race. In our beautiful city theie ate
thousands of such animals, and It is emi
nently proper, therefore, that befoic a law
is enacted pioiding lor the wholesale and
ciuel destruction of canine, that tlio
authority to enact aich legislation should
be most clearly established.
The ordinance cannot ho sustained upon
any delegation ot police power gien to
Councils m the charter of the city or in any
other act ot Assembly. As we'&hall pres
ently see, such legislation, even If it did ex
ist, would bo unconstitutional.
The ordinance fixe- a license lee and pro
vides that auv dog found running at large
without the license plate (uch plate being
evidence that the fee has been paid) shall be
impounded, and if its owner does not appear
withmiS liouis and pay tnc tee and cost of
the Impounding o the animal that it shall
forthwith be destroyed.
No Power to Kill Dogs.
The charter of the city of Allegheny (Act
of Apt ill, 1S70.) chapter 3, section 7, pro
vides that the Councils shall have power "'to
nrevent the running at large of dogs, and in
juries or annoyances therefrom, and to au
thorize the destruction ot tlio same when at
large." It cannot be contended that the oi
dinance tn question is sought to bo enacted
in pursuance of this legi-lation, or that in
any sense or to any extent it is warranted
thereby.
A dog is as much at large with a metal
plate attached to his collar as a dog v ithout
such an ornament. Unless indeed the
license plate should be made heavy enough
to prevent locomotion. Councils cannot in
order to prevent a dog from running at
large summarily kill him. U hilo this would
enectually Atop the peripatetic canine
J rum gamboling along tlio high
najs of the city, it would
pt the same time lie a most flagrant
violation ot constitutional rights. Under
sections. articlo 1, or the Constitution of
IS74, no man can be depiivedof his lite, lib
el t) or independence or property unless by
the judgment of his peers or the law of tho
land. It has always been held that there
was sufficient pi opertv in a dog, registered
or unregistered, on which to louud a civil
action. It is true that unless registered
they could not be the subject of larceny.
.Liable for Every Canine Killed.
This is the law to-day and I believe the
city would be liable to the owner for the
value of every dog destroyed under the
ordinance in question. The Constitution
pro vides that a man cannot bo deprived of
his property without due process of law. It
cannot bo contended that the dog catcher
with his net. ambulance and drowning ap
paratus constitutes the due process ot law.
We have no more right to kill an unli
censed dog because his permit to live, or
rather Ins annual tax, has not been paid,
than w e w ould have to destroy a merchant's
goods because he had not paid his business
tax.
The penalty for the violation of an ordi
nance providing for the taxing of dogs must
lie sued for and collected as other like pen
alties mi e recovered. The act of June 10,
ril contains the same provisions as our
cit ctiaiter, and is open to the sanio ob
jections. The oidinance does not fix a uniform tax;
the male dog is charged $L the female $2, and
the ordinanco provides illegal destruction
and confiscation of property.
I advise j ou to wild it back to Councils
w itU your eto. Gjror.Gr. Ei.rai.STo;,r,
City Solicitor.
MavorKenncdv said last evening: "Mr
veto will be ghen simply because of the
Solicitor's opinion that the killing of a dog
is the destruction of personal property, for
which the owner may recover. The ordi
nance may be fiicd up in some satisfactory
manner. The payment of a tax is a gootl
thing, if some constitutional penalty can
be attached for non-payment. It might be
collected like any other delinquent tax."
Police Superintendent Muth is desirous
of having some regulation adopted on the
subject.
I Ol'llLAR EXCURSION
Via Allegheny Valley Hallway, Tuesday,
July 19.
lake Chautauqua and return, $5 00.
Xiasara Falls and letuin, $7 U0
Toronto, Canada, and return, $8 00.
Tickets aood 15 days retui nine
Tiains leae Union btation at 8.-20 A. M.
nnd 8Mr.li, ronsisting ot EastUke coaches
and rallmau buffet parlor and sleeping cars.
MTllSSU
Special Seashore Excursion -via Pennsylva
nia Kailroad
Thursday, July 2L A special train leaves
Union station at S.50 A. m., composed of Pull
man parlor cats and day coaches. Tickets
also valid on regular trains that date, leav
ing at 4:30, 7:10 and 8.10 r. M. Sleeping cars on
night trains. The late is $10 fiom 1'ittsuuig;
proportionate low rates Irom points east.
Good 12 days, embracing privilege of cither
Atlantic City, Sea Isle Citv or Ocean, and
good to stop off at .Philadelphia on return
tiip.
July Clearance Sale.
Extraordinary bargains in India silks, col
ored and black surahs, Henriettas, serges,
crepnns, Jacquards, Iiedtord cords, French
casimeiesa,id lancy dress goods, to close
summer ttock, at II. J. Lynch's, 13S-410
Jlaikct street. Thssu
There Are More Babies
riiotographed by Aufreclit at 77 Fifth ave
nue than all other galleries put together, he
does it biinsclt; go there. Cabinets only fl a
dozen.
ExcurMon'to 'Wheeling To-Morrosr.
Rate, $1 CO the round trip. Train leaves B.
0. 1! it depot at S.10 a. k. s
Bugine kills roaches, bedbugs and all In
sects instantly. Is non-poisonous. Sac
De 'Witt's Little Early Eiers. Ilest pill
lor biliousness, sick headache, malaria.
SiLTEr.wAiir- Special bargains this month.
feteiumnnu's, 105 Federal sticor. Thssu
Plact vonr monev In the People" Savings
Hank, 81'Fourth avenue, und icceivo inter-
SIXTY BARRELS AN HOUR.
The Oakd.ile Gas Company Strikes a 1Mb
Tl ell on th Itobb Farm at McDonald
Several Other Well in and Showing
.skimp Good Sistersvlllo IT ell.
There was a genuino surprise sprung in
the McDonald field yesterday when the Oak
dale Gas Company and Stew ait well on the
Itobb farm came in at C3 barrels an hour. It
is located northwest of Oakdale a couplo of
miles and only half a mile southwest ot the
"tVetmore pool.
Xo pool of any dimensions can bo opened
by this w ell, as it is surrounded by gas wells,
and dusters It is a scratch puie and simple,
and only confirms tlio theory that the Mc
Donald field is one of the most spotted in
the country. A big well is possible along
side, ol a dry hole and vico versa. There
wa-s a report out early in the afternoon that
it was making 100 barrels an hour, but this
was not confirmed.
The Rockland Oil Company's No. 2, on the
Wade farm, located southwest of McDonald,
was drilled into the Gordon sand yesterday
and stirtcd olT at the rate or 250 barrels a
dav. It mnde 85 barrels In the first eight
hours.
The Florence Oil Company's Xo. Ion tho
Parsonage piuperty. south of Willow Grove,
i- good for 450 bat iclsfiom the Goidon sand.
The same company's Sa I on the Mis Kobb
lanii is due in the Gordon Tuesday. The
last casing will be put in Xu. 5 Tuesday. Xo.
0 is dulling, and a rig is being built lor Xo.
7. They i ave nlo st-irted a rig on Miller's
lai in, down near the Cubbage.
The Forest Oil Company's Xo. 1, on the
Kooeit Wallace fai m, is due in the Goidon
to-day. anil the Xo. 2, .1. a McMichael, of J.
M. Gutre & Co.. is due in the filth.
The Forest Oil Company's Xo. 1 Geyser, in
the Mct'urdy end of the field, was 12 or 11
feet in the sand yesterday afternoon and
iiau no snowing oi oil.
showing Oil In the 100-Foot.
The OaLdale Gas Company's Xo. 3 on the
McKeo farm was leported to be flowing
fiom the 100-foot.
lloviard A, Co.'s well on the McCoy farm,
in the noitheast part of tho McCurdy field,
lsiepoited to 'bo making considerable oil
from the fourth sand. One of the owners
claims that it is good lor 100 ban els a dav.
Sistebsmlle It is claimed that the dally
production or this field is now 8,000 barrels.
LeComto & Vallilee's well on the Hubbard
lann. located a counle of miles un the river
and on the Ohio side, was in the sand and
show nig for a good w ell yesterday.
llervey Bros. & Bartlett's well on a town
lot is in, and good for 400 barrels a day.
Gillespie Bros., on the E. ltooner lot, is in,
and will make a fair well. They are down
GJ0 teet on the 31. E. Thistle lot It is claimed
that their wolls on the G. W. Stocking ate
good lor 3 0 ban els.
Wallace & l'ai ker's venture on the G. Gra
ham property Is good for 200 barrels.
Johnson & Dull on Wells' Island below
town ai e i eported to have a 300 barreler.
Murphy & o.'s ell, on Dr. West's lot, is
in and irood for 200 barrels Wallace &
1'ui ker's Xo. I Lacy is doing 200 barrels.
Sutton's venture on tho W. S. Cutler lot,
in Biooklyn, is in and doing 125 banels a
day. The Shriver rarm well is in, and re
ported to be good for 100 barrels. Johnson
& Dutl's test at Hog Hollow school house,
lour mile-south ot town, is reported to ba
showing good.
Gillespie Bros, have bought A Daro's
residence, located at Wells and Piko streets,
loi $i,GJ0.
The production of McDonald went up
from 21,0 0 to 23,000 bai re!s yesterday. Xeai -ly
all of the old wells dropped off. but
;;lyceii!ie added two more wells to the list.
Tnesu were Forst ft Greenlee's Xo. 3 Mc
Muiray, and Xo 5 Marshall.
Ill" Ganges.
Tiie gauges of tho larger wells yesterday
were as lollows: Meiso Xo. L Lynch ft Co,
20; Morgan Xo. 2. Oakdale Oil Company, 25;
Kobb Xo.3, Florence Oil Company, 20, Sin
clair Oil Company's Xos. 1 and 2, 35: Craw-
ioici .s,o. 2, woodland UU Cempany, 60;
Campbell Xo. 2, Forest Oil Company, 25,
Foist & Greenlee's Xo, 3 McMurrav, 60. No. 5
Mnisiikll -J5. The estimated pi oduction was
23 000; stocte iu the field, 52,OOJ.
Hans and Shipments.
Xational Transit Company runs on 14th,
37 S45 70: shipments, 5,709.44.
Southwest runs, McDonald division, on tho
Htli. 23,402. Outside of the McDonald,
7,604: shipments, none. Buckeye Pipe
lane. M:ickburg division, 2.229. Lima di
vision, 48 002: shipments, 54 1C3. Eureka
Pipe Line, 11,222; shipments. 2,285.
Southern Pipe Line shipments, 19.533.
The Oil market.
Xo sales occurred on tho local floor, the
only quotations hoiiiH- established by a bid
jor 52Jc for 1,000 Aujrust oil, and an offer to
sell me same Ht523c
Keflned oil New York, 6c; London, 4d;
Antwerp, 13Jgf. Bremen, 5.75f.
Oil Citt, July 15. National Transit eertffi
citcs opened at 52cr highest, 52JrJc: lowest,
52Kc: closed.ftfjgc; sales, 4,000 battels: clear
ances, 32,000 barrels: shipments, 72.B27 bar
lels; run, 81,'iOS barrels.
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Notice.
-TOTICE-Dl:. .TXO. COorEK HAS REMOVED
Xi from AZ N. Diamond street to offices. Rooms
42 and 43 Westingliouse building. Ear. nose,
throat and chest diseases. Hours 1 to 4 p. in.
Easiness Chances.
tvssolutiox
OF PAKTN ERSIIIP THS
lierptoforp pxlstliip hetwfn
' nartneruun
Henrv (Ippenlieimer and Herman liaun&cli has
been difsohet! by agreement.
July 13, 1SS2
DIaSOLUT10NOTICE-TIIE PARTNERSHIP
hcretuinrccjcisting between V. II. Robertson
and A. I.. Kincaile. under the Arm name of Rob
ertson A Kincade. is this daydUsulved by mutual
consent, A. L. Kincade retiring. The business
xill he continued br w . H. Robertson. . 11.
JiOHERTSON. A. L. KINCADE.
AIAEGUEiY. July 13, 1&92.
IJIrldenda.
OrriCE Citizens' In? crance Co.,
JulJ-H, 1890. j
DIVIDEND -THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COM
IA N V have this day declared a dividend of
ONE DOLLAR per share on the capital stock.
payaDie ou eieiuaua. J . K. sn 1 VELY,
Secretary,
MAXCFACTCRFHS AND MERCHANTS ISS. CO,
Office, 417 Wood street,
l'lTTSBlTtG. July 9. 1892.
TilVIDEND-THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
U have this dav declared a dividend of D!E
DOLLAU AND FIFTi CENTS (H.50) per share,
paj able on demand. Wil. T. ADAlR,secretary-
Office of MoNOvcAnF.LA Insurance Co., )
No. J3 Fourth avenue. e
D
IVIDEND THE MKECTeJKS OF THIS
comnanv have this dav declarea a dlvidpnd nf
ONE DOLLAR AND A IIALF pershare. (Jper
cent) payable on ana after Frldai, Jnlv 8, 169i
JOHN H. CLAN LY, secretary.
IITTEBUBG. JulyS. 1892.
GERMAN AMERICAN INS. CO. OF PEJJXA., )
OFFICE NO. ill FOORTH AVRNlTE.
PITTSBURG. July 6 180J J
TvrrcnEXD no. si-the directors of
x) this company have this dav declared a seml-
I annuil dividend of FOUR PER CENT Vfl per
suarej, pay aoie un ucmana
W. J. PATTERSON. Secretary.
The Ren Franklin Insurance Company,
INT, 1
132.
OF ALLEGHENY. PA..
ALLEGHEW.JulvlT lfiW.
TMVIDEND THE DIHLOTORSOF THIS COM-
XJ PANY have this flay declared a dlTldend of
ONE AND ONE-HALF DOLLARS (3 per cent)
per share, pa) able on demand.
W3t A. FORD. Secretary.
The safe Detosit and 1 rust Company
Or PITTSBLRG.
Pittsburg. July 14. ISM
TMVIDEND-TIIE DIRECTORS OF THIS
I company have this day aeclared a dividend of
THREE v3) PERCENT, on the capital stoCK. out
of the earnings ot the last six mouths, payable
forthwith, tree of tax.
WILLIAM T. HOW E, Secretary and Treasurer.
I.ecm otirp.
SUCCESSIONS. LEGACIES IN GREAT
Rritain or the continent ol Europe. DeDlbn
audy linos., 55 Bedford Row. London. Eng.. at
tend exclusively to the recovery, on commission,
of estates, legacies, unclaimed moncis. etc
I'KKMlMU
PER&ONAL-Lee Harris -wants to find his
brother. William Ed Harris. Address So, 100
Elm st.
PERSONAL Unitarian publications free. Ad
dress Miss Mary Lyman, 19 Oakland Square,
Pittsburg.
POSITION In -n holeale house bv young man ac
quainted with retail trade. Address J. M.,
Dispatch office
IJERSUNAL Credit, yes. credit on ane dress
goods, silks, satins, wraps, etc.. at J. Dwyer'i,
Room -4. McCance block. 7el smlthfleld.
PERSONAL Cash paid for old gold and sliver
X watches and jewelry repaired: new work- made
to order. Chris liaucli. Ml smlthflel!.
I PERSONAL Hair, moles, etc, ou ladies faces
permanently destrojed by the electric needle
without pain or tor; consultation free. Miss
Streng, omcc 9C3 Penn av., Dickson building.
nERSONAL-Ladlcs wishing to take Tnrko Fare
I Baths or face massacc fo--remoylne blemishes
and improving the complexion wplease visit my
panors at uw l-eun av., 1 iflreg. Miss sner-
WOOU. ytf7
1JER5ONAI llo for the feicesl Stop at Hotel
Norwood (cafe and bar) for spring chicken
and refreshments; nearest house to elrivlng park.
ItU to2CS Frankstown av., near Slh er Lake, Frank
1. Over, Proprietor,
9-
IERON AL When 1 was airman ooy my mother
alwavs repaired my breeches ana Jacket, but
since I got to be a great big man, Dickson, the
well-known tailor, C5 Firth av.. cor. Wood st,,
second floor, has been substituted, who now does
alliny cleaning, pressing and renovating In great
tlupc. Tel. 1&9.
S Chutlfled real estate advertisements on this
page ten cents per line for each Insertion, and
none takenor lest than twenty cents.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
ClassIBcd under the following headings will be ac
cepted at the rate of
ONE CENT PER WORD
FOR EACH INSERTION when paid for in ad
vance either at main or branch offices.
Wanlea Advertisements of all Kinds.
SUCH AS
SITUATION'S,
MALK HELP,
FEMALE HELP,
AGENTS,
ROOMS,
BOARDING,
HOARDERS,
M ISCELL AN EO US,
TO LET ROOMS,
rKKSOKAI.
ailSCKIXANEOUS FOR SALE.
LOST AND FOUND.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
BUSINESS OFFICE
Cor. Smitlifietd and Diamond S:rsets.
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS, WF1ERE
WANTS. FOR SALE. TO LET, AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED TJT TO 3 F. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with THE DiSPATrlt.
FOR ALLEGHENY. NO. 107 FEDERAL ST.,
TELEPHONE SKI.
FOR THE SOUTHSIDE, NO. 1412 CAKSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. 6022.
.FOR TnE EAST END. J. W. WALLACE. Gia
FENN AY.
rrrrsBURo-ADDrnoN al.
TItOMs MCCAFFREY, J-,00 Butler street.
F.MIL G. STUCKEY, 24th street and Pcnn avenue.
ALLEGHENY ADDITIONAL.
F. H. EGGERS & SON. Ohio and Chestnut streets.
TnOMASMcHFNRY, Western and Irwin avenues.
WANTED.
y,nf linU.
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER at once: must be
rapid ami accurate In flg res and a good pen
man: glie age and experience. Address G. A.,
Dispatch otnec.
BAKER Good baker to co n short distance from
the city. Apply at B. II. Voskamp A Co.'s. 1013
Liberty st.
BAKER
town. -A first-class rake baker for neighboring
Applv0G7 Liberty st.
BAEBKR-A good barber. Cill at D. T. Stum
penhorst's, Wllklnsburg. Pa.
BARBERS-Two
Sixth av.
first-class colored barbers. 51
B
OILLRMARFRS and tank builder.
t-
lanticRiflnlngCo .Point Breeze, Phil:
ilaueln
plili.
nov-A briirht bov. acred 12 or 15 years, onihan
XJ preferred; good home to right partr. Address
In own hand writing
P. O. 530, Braddoct, Pa.
Iteierences exenangcu,
BOY From 15 to 18 years of a (tp experienced in
grocery business. Apply 239 Pennav.. city.
BOY for clothing store with experience, not
afraidor work. Sutme)er's, East End
BOY for the barber trade. Applv to J. II. Stern,
No. 41 Federal St., Allegheny.
BOY Expprle.iccd reeder. at printing oHicu 523
Smithncld St.. third floor.
BOY To learn the barber trade. 2C2' Fidcral St.,
Allegheny.
BUTLER A colored man of experience as but
ler in a private family; reference required.
Call at n sldence. Fifth av., opposite Bidwill St.,
Shad !de. Pittsburg.
ClANVASbERS-Experlenred. to sell photojrrsp'i
J ticket from houe to house: gle references.
Williamson. Photographer, New Brlghtun.
0
OACHMAN With first-class lefeicnccs. for
private place In the city. X. Is.. Dispatch
omce.
DANCING MATER for lessons In waltz: must
be handr to Fort A aync station. K. M. B.,
Scwlcklcj, Pa.
DRAUGHTSMAN with experience in railroad
work. Call or address ltomn No. 10. A. V.
Rr. office, 11th and Plkests., Pittsburg, Pa.
HAND toby makers,
erty st.
Apply s. Huck, 519 Llb-
MAN A Philadelphia wholesale coflec house de
sires a eood. active rcpresentatlc for Pittsburg,
Western Pa., W. Va. and Southern Ohio. Appli
cants will please state former employment, age,
references and compensation desired. Adires
letters. Southwest corner Arch and Water sta.,
Philadelphia.
W
AX A first-class man wlio understands the
warm air lurnace business: one who is a prac
tical tinner, understands making estimates from
Filans, capable of inaiiffinff workmen and can sell
urnaces. Address Warm Air. Dispatch office.
MAX A Rood man who underst inds the care of
hore and garden: must be soberanel indus
trious. Address IL S. A., X o. 201 Main st.. Greens
burg. Pa.
MAN competent to take cnarce of manufacture
of coffin pla'es and casket hardware. Confi
dence, Box 334, New Haven, Conn.
MAN A good reliable and sober man who can
polish marble; seud reference. J. B. Williams,
Fro6tburg. Md. '
MWSPAPER MAN An experienced news
XN paper man: one quallDed to take entire charge
of printing and publishing house issuing dallv and
weekly papers: relerences required. Address
Prank W. Torreyson, feccrctary Herald Pub. Co.,
McKeesport, Pa.
"TJOMjER for seven-inch mill; must becompe
XL lent to roll gjfde Iron and small huops; good
recommendations as to .ibillty and temperate
habits will be required. Address Roller, Dispatch
umce.
SALESMAN On faiarv or commission, to handle
the new patent chemical Ink erasing pencil;
the greatest felling novelty ever produced: erases
Ink thoroughly in two seconds: no abrasion ot
paper; JCOto 500 per cent profit: one agent's sales
amounted to $&20 in slxdavs. another $32 in two
hours; we want one energetic general agent for
each itate and Territory. For terms and particu
lars address the Monroe Eraser Manufacturing
Company, X. 10, La Crosse, is.
SALESMAN Salary from start; permanent place
good chance for advancement; experlence;un
necessiry: outfit free Brown Bros, Co., Uurserr
mtn, Rochester, N, Y.
SALESMAN with large-established grocery trade
O to take agency. With particulars and refer
ences address -01 2 . Frout st , Philadelphia.
SALESMEN "Who can easily make Mi to $75 per
eek. selling the celebrated Plnless Clothes
Line or the Famous Fountain Ink Eraser; patents
recently issued; sold only by salesmen, to whom
we give exclusive territor) ; the Plnless Clothes
Line Is the on y line cer invented that holds
clothes without pins a perfect success; the Fount
ain Ink Eraser is entirely new, will erase Ink ln
stantlv, and Is king of all; on receipt of 50c will
man sample ox enner, or sample oi oom iorai, Willi
clrcul-irs. price lists and terms; secuie yourterri
f ry at once. The Plnless Clothes Line Co., No.
y7 Hermon St., Worcester, Mass.
SALESMEN-To sell line or cigars; JlOOamonth
and expenses paid. Address, with stamp, Su
matra Cigar ( o,, Chicago, 111,
SHOEMAKER First-class shoemaker, who can
also wait etn customers: good salnrv: steadv
Elace. Cill to-day at 10 A. M Rot-del, Brauu Jt
o.. 539 Wood st., I'ltt'burg.
SOLICITOR lli weeklvto one energetic solicitor
In each countv. Cnsmonolltan h. L. & Bank
ing Co., No. 2 West 115th st.,"N'ew York.
TANK BUILDERS at Coal Pit. Pa , near l.a
trobe. and at Inglesldenear Johnstown. Pa.
Inquire Immediately of Reees Bros., Mies, O,
rPRAVELllsG bALESMEN-To sell Baking Pow
X der: to the right man liberal salary nnd com.
contracts -n ill be made: experience not necessary: If
you answer anv ad In this column answer this one.
U.S. Chemical Works, 810-816 VanBuren, Chicago.
HMIAVElING SALESMAN In Pennsjlvanla,
X Ohio and West Virginia to sell laundry soaps
to the trade; must be flist-clas; no others need
apply. Addiess Trade, Dispatch office.
WAITERS Two good waiters out of town at
once: good pay. Call at Rustic Dairy, 55-57
Diamond st.
"VOUNG M AN with some experience in tea busl
X nes: good salary to the right artv. Apply
Central Pacific lea Co., 13U Carson st.
70UNG MAN Immediately, a yonng man for
X clerk in grocery store. Inquire of P. 31c
Bteen, 155 Wylle av.
Aeenrs.
1 GENTS Full line iTesldental cam
npalgn
1 badge
J badges, pictures, hnttons. etc.; sample badge
10c: assorted dozen. Sic; stamps taken. F. Stayner
& Co.. Providence, R. I.
AGENTS-45
ladies. gi
dav made hv affenta. cents or
Jx. ladles. gllug samples and selling our medici-
nal toilet soap to families.
iroiis x iteea,ejhicago.
AGENTs Wonderful advertising device: pat
ented; every merchant buys: big pay; Inclose
stamp. Arcn Mfg. Co., Racine, Wis.
AGEXTS-W to (7 dally; experience unnecessary.
Putnam & Co., Fcrlumers, West Wlnsted, Ct.
Female Help Wnntwt.
GIRLS Two laundry girls immediately, one
bosom lroner, one starcier; steam laundry.
Address E. A. Townsend, Apollo, Pa.
-iIIlL Good.
nlaln cook: no washlnd ar nnv
ji
children. W. G. Hastings. Nearlev av. and
Margarettast., East End,
GIRLS Three girls for general nouscwork at
once out of town: good pay. Call at Rustic
Dairy, 55-C7 Diamond St.
GIRL Good general house girl In small family.
Inquire C037 Stanton av.. East End.
C IRL for general housework. Address 262 Mey
I ran av., Oakland, cllj.
GIRL To assist housework and cook. 245 Emer
son st.. East End.
I A DIES wishing to be artistic in dressmaking
J and cutting. Madam Stewart, No, 941 Penn
av city.
fPRIMMER Good trimmer for retail millinery:
X none but flrst-class need answer. Address Tor
three days D. M., Dispatch office.
WANTED girl, Annie Carr, to come to C8 Irwin
av., Allegheny.
"VOUNG LADY-Not over 16. as stenographer
X and typewriter. Call on M. Bonn & Co.T 817
Liberty st.
Flm lnanrance T tinted.
BENSWANGEU A ZAU-N-Flro Jusuranca. 60
Fourth ar.
WANTED.
Main and Female Help Wanted.
TTKLP At once, an assistant waiter:
man cook;
10 colored
CI 50 farm hands, 25 per month;
woman cooks, no ner week: 2 dlnlnflr room irlrls:
dishwashers; chambermaids;lanndresses; 200 house
girls, 20 for summer resorts: 60 cooks; 20 chamber
maids; sewing girl apprentice. Median's agency,
M Grant st. ,
HELP-Seamstresi. laundress, cooks, dining
room girls, chambermaids, nurses. 200 house
girls, 50 for conntrr: girls for hotels and boarding
nouses, uerman ana coiorea Kins, ou iarm nanus.
wiute ana coiorea wallers,
street.
lhompson's, 603 Grant
Situations vTanted.
TjOSITION-German lady speaking a little En
X gllsh wants a place as chambermaid or to at
tend to children, ami. If desired, to teach them
German. Inquire 4105& 1'enn av.
POSITION in a private lamlly as gardener: can
furnish good reference If wanted. Address
Private, Dispatch office.
POSITION of trust or as traveling salesman; five
ears' experience "on the road," Address
Hustler, Dispatch olhcc.
POSITION Bv a first-class nurse for children;
best reference lurnisbed. Median's Agency.
545 Grant st.
POSITION By competent and energetic phar
macist. Address Present Employer, Dispatch
ofhec.
SITUATION By a jonng married man; have
o
been engaged as ciern in on wen supply store
past two years;
i rciercnce. a aeiress uox 4,
jtii
SITUATION As traveling salesman: experi
enced: well i ccoinmeuded. Address b. 5. 3,
Dispatch office.
SITUATION as housekeeper by a lady or e
i? iencc. Address A. II., Dispatch, office.
Rotela, Dining; and Lunch Rooin.
HOTEL FEDERAL, No. 171 Federal St., Alle
gheny. Rates 1 and 2 per day.
"riSlTKevan'sladles'and gents' dining rooms, 003
. Penn ae. ; business men's dinner; ladles' noon
luuch; meals anytime; everything lu season.
Buslneaa Onuonantlea Wantn t.
Tl TAN to Invest to.000 in an established manu
111 facturinz Industry to increase faclllticst best
of reference and full particulars gtveu.
Address
aianuiaciurer, iiispatcn oince.
WANTED J250 to (350 buys a safe and reliable
business needed hi evervclt : will pay from
$1C0 to f2W) per month net profit: exclusive territory
given and complete outfit lurnlshed; send tor Illus
trated book. A. T. Thompson t Co., 13'lremont
row, Boston, Mass.
"W
J ANTE Man w h some capital for foundry
finances and travel. If necessan : 100 per cent
profit to right party. Call on Russell Machine
Company, 111 Wood st.
"W ANTED Factories-A quarter of a million
1 1 dollars to be given for factories to be built in
the center ot Indiana gas field; free gas. Address,
John M. Williams, Alexandria. Indiana.
Boarders and Lodgers (Yanted.
LODGERS Anchor Hotel, Liberty, corner
Fourth; lodging per night, 25c, 35c, 50c: week,
(1 25. 1 75. 2, K.
OCCUPANT For nicely furnished second story
fiont room. 360 Ohio st , Allegheny.
SUJIMFR BOARDERS-Grown persons pre
ferred. For particulars address Sirs. Matthew
Ewlng, baltsburg, Indiana county. Pa.
VI anted Partner.
PARTNER-WIth $1,300 cash to take hair inter
est in a first-class ten-chair barber stand. Best
stand in the city. Applv to F. H. Brett, corner
fcaidid avenue and Public Square, Cleveland, O.
PARTNER Active partner, with fK,000; to right
part) a first-class inducement will be ofiered.
Address ft. R , Dispatch office.
Bookkeeplnz Ae'ctjants. Ktc, Wmntea.
BOOKKEEPING Books posted, audited and
balanced, complicated accounts adj listed by an
experienced accountant. L., 6121 Penn av.
Financial IT antea.
FIXANCIATj-Loans of500. l,00C to5,CC0and
up to 20,000oninortgKeson Allegheny county
Improved property quickly placed at very small
eit coat to borrower. Send your application, to me
and lit ill save )ou money on mortgages. B.J.
Fleming, WO Wood St., cor. Fourth av.
"JirONEY to Joan on mortgages at 44, Sand
C, per
xix cent; no tax;
character of uronertv deter-
mines rate.
Isaac M. FennocK, 147 TourUi.av.
MONEY to loan. In sums of 1500. I1.0O9. S2.000.
lo.eXX) and upward, at lowest rates, on mort
gages. Charles bomers Co., 131 Fourth ar.
M
ONEY to loan at lowest market rates on bond
and morteacrc: no delay. IteedU. Covle A,
Co., cor. Fourth av. and Grant st.
MONEY to loan onmortgae; no dclav: lowest
Interest. Howard Brown, 151 Fourth ar.
MONEY to loan on mortgages: lowest interest,
no delay. Black A Balrd. 95 Fourth av.
MORTGAGES on cliv or Allegheny county prop
erty at lowest rates. Uenry A. Weaver Jt
Co., 8-! Fourth av.
rro LOAN 20O,0CO on mortgagts: 100 and up
1 ward at 0 per cent; t SCO, 000 at 4S per cent on
residences or business propertv, vacant riots'-or
larms. a. H. French. I'J5 Fourth av.
WANTKD Mortgages on improved city or Alle
gheny county propertv. McCune Ooulter,
IS Fourtli av.
WANTED Bond", stocks, mortgages and othei
securities. Ed NVlttlsh, lit Filth ar.. Pitts
burg, I'a.
$10,
000 to loan at 5 per cent. John K. Ewing
) A Co., 107 i eoeral st.
Miscellaneous ATnnted.
CARPETS cleaned, altered and laid: specL-U
nrlces to churches and halls. Cameron Uros.,
30 Ohio St.. Allegheny.
f 'ONTRACTOItS and builders to know thatwe are
j now preuared to furnish red brick In large or
small quantities, having now in stock oJO. 000; dally
cipacllvof works, S0,0f0; brick full size and uni
form culor. Call or address Irwin Red Brick Co..
Irwin, Pa.
GOOD second-hand Safety
Farmer. Dispatch ofllce.
bicycle. Address
OFFICES to clean In return for 111 lng room.
dres E. II., Dispatch office.
PAlNIINli and plateglass glazing.
JM Grant St.. Pittshnrg.
It. C. Miller.
PARTIES going to the races to stop at Hotel
Norwood (cale and bar), the popular East
End lesort: spring chicken and refreshments, 2C4
to263 Frankstown av., near SlherLako, Frank
Y. 0er, Prop.
PATENTS O. D. Levis (a) vcars). solicitor. HI
L Fifth ay., next Leader. Plltsbnrg: no delay.
I)ELIABLE party nho will have light driving
j during Julv and August will board horse for
use ofhorse and buggy.
Geo. Mackenzie, Super-
lor av., .Allegneny.
a 'HUNKS hauled to and Irom t-ast End for Sue.
Campbell 4 Davis, 12 Seventh a v. 'lelephone
176.
WANTED rveryone who wants tne finest and
cheapest wall paper in America to snd lor
samples; sent free toany address. G. O. O'Brien,
Paint and all Paper store. S9i "I I th av.
YOUR mattress or feathers to renovate; send
pistal. Cameron Bros1. Bedding II0U6C, 30
Ohio at . Allegheny.
FOR BALK MISCELLANEOUS.
Ilnraea. Vehicles, Llvn Mock cor tn.
BAROUCnE Beautiful barouche; flrst-class con
dition. Inquire 331 Oiklaud av.
DELIVERY wagons Delivery wagons all styles;
our own mate. Wm. Beckert, 340 to 341 Ohio
t., Allegheny. Telephone, 34J0.
HOUSE Brown horse and
die ip. Apply at No. 76
gheny.
doctor's phaeton.
North av Alle-
SHETLAND pony, cart and harness Will sell to
gether or separate: pony young, sound, small
andhandsomc; cart and harness nearly new. Ad
dress W. E. Warner, Lock Box 285, Youngstown, O.
Machinery and Men a For'Sln.
BOILERS and engines, second-hand: all sizes,
from 4 to 100 h, p. : cheapest In the market: 04
boilers and engines In stock, stationary and porta
able, upright hollers, mounted farm engine, etc.;
steam pumps, governor, pulleys and shafting,
telephone M1, -3-iil'ark way. J. S Youug. Alle
gheny. Pa.
STB.AM PUMPS, new and second-hand boilers,
engines, injectors, electors. South Beud wood
pullevs. Iron hubs, shafting and hangers, machin
ists' brass rounders and Iron-pipe fitters, ta Water
street.
Rubbr Stamps For Saie.
r'tET your rubber stamps, steel stamps, stencils.
T seal presses, brass checks, etc. from Sheaffer
Co.. 48 Filth av.. Duff's College building.
MUcellnneou For Sal.
CASH REGISTER Lunch counter, fans, roll top
desk. 28 Diamond St.
(10RDAGE Twine,
j Co.. 83 Water St.
hemp packing, Fiockerft
FOR SALE-Cash register, letter file and stand
ing desk. 88 Diamond st.
FIRE sale of gents1
No. M Fifth av.
furnishing goods Saturday.
I7IRE sale of gents'
' No. 94 Flftu av.
furnishing goods Satdrday.
FIRE sale of gents' furnishing goods Saturday.
t,o. 94 Fifth av.
FIRE sale of gents1
No. W Fifth av.
furnishing goods Saturday.
FIRE sale tit gents'
No. 94 Firth av.
furnishing goods Saturday.
FIRE sale of gents'
No. 94 Fifth av.
furnishing goods Saturday.
PRINTERS' stands and cases for sale cheap; a
prompt buyer will get bargain; second-hand
saw table in good condition; sold because space
needed. Apply Dispatch business office.
UNDERWRITERS' sale : gents' furnishing gooda
Saturday. No. 94 Fifth av.
UNDERWRITERS' sale gents' furnishing goods
batnrday. No. 94Flfihav.
UNDERWRITERS' sale gents' furnishing goods
Saturday. No. 94 Fifth ar.
UNDERWRITERS' sale gents' furnishing goods
Saturday. N o. 94 Fifth av.
U NDERWRITERS' sale gents' furnishing good
Saturday. No. 94 Fifth av.
UNDERWRITERS' Ml enta' furnishing rood
Saturday. No. H Flftn ay.
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
FEED AND BTJCKWHEATFLOURMILL-Suc-cessful
business; all in full running order with
fine mill Dulldlug and complete outfit of the latest
machinery, etc.; several small dwellings, etc.;
situated In a prosperous manufacturing town on
line of railroad with switch direct to the property;
will be sold ror less than half Its value: tills Is a
rare opening to anyone who understands the busi
ness; satisfactory reasons .for selling. Jas, W.
Drape & Co., 313 Wood St., Plitsburg.
ITiOB SALE Hotel. il.OCO: a 33-room hotel bnsl
: ness with license; one orthe busiest little cities
In Penn'a; 12,000 population: bar trade will run
about HO dally; brisk transient trade and all stenAy
boarders wanted: rent JI.200 per year; this houseTs
an old standby of the town; lias excellent reputa
tion and has never been refused license; at the
above figure w e offer 4-year lease, license and fur
nishings of office, bar and house throughout; a
perfectly satisfactory reason for selling a good
business. John F. Swieny, 63 4th ave.
T?OR SALE Restaurant, one of the best in Hie
X cltr. good location: grocery store, weekly
sales foOO; will exchange for real estates cigar
stores confectioneries, bakeries, holelsiijfltsluiss
chances or all kinds. Perclval i, Gaston 3S7 Grant
street. 'jii
FURNITURE business. Canton, O.. doing the
largest business between Pittsburg and Chi
cago, on the P., J"t. XV. Jfc 1 . It. R. : for a live man
with caplt il here Is an opportunity of a lifetime.
If you mean business call or address II. D. Mc
Crea. Canton, O.
JEWELRY and silversmith business: well es
tablished and doing a paying tr.ule : situate in a
prosperous manufacturing city In Western Penn
sylvania; a well-selected stock, and ail in gool con
dition; best location in the town: the leading
thoroughfare; a rare opening. Particulars contl
rientlallj fioinJas. W. Diane &Co..J13Woodst
Pittsburg.
LICENSED hotel business in excellent location:
long lease, very low rent, very low price and
very eueciai oargam: irooa reasons lor seiun
business running full and making money. Jas. V
'If:
xrape ot e,o.. did ooq St., I'lUSDurg.
OIL REFINERY tor sile: the plant of the Ex
celslor (HI Co.. located In Cleveland, O.: the
property consists of 16 acres of land and a complete
refinery for refiuing and manufacturing carbon
oils, naphthas, paratfiue oils and wax. and is also
equipped wrlth tanks and machinery for compound
ing. For further particulars Inquire of the Com
pany, Cleveland, 0. Sealed bids will, be received
for the above property up to and Including August
10, 1802: the company reserves the right to reject
any and all bids
RESTAURANT-A well-established restaurant;
one of the best locations In Allegheny, on a
busy thoroughfare: full equipment, eterj thing in
line running order and making monc : a good
opening. Jas. W. Drape & Co., 313 Wood St.,
Pittsburg.
RETAIL COAL BUSINEbSIn the city, with
R. R. siding, including 3 horses and harness.
2 wagons, office furniture, etc., etc. ; ptlce for the
entire business and outfit, including book ac
counts, (630. Jas. W. Drape & Co., 3W Wood St.,
Pittsburg.
TINSIIOP Tne best located and equipped In Mc
Keesport, Pa. Inquire J. W. bchoaf. Market
House.
ttgO 000 For sale furniture and good will of 12
eID5 roomed house with wine parlors and well
established transient trade; central location;
splendid opportunity for right pauv: terms cash.
Address J. Uranthain, 172 Erie st , Cleveland, O.
Business Properties For Sals.
COAL LAND-3,000acres of coal land in Cambria
anc ludiana eos.,'Pa. Inquire of W. B. An
man. Patton. Cambria Co., Pa.
I T?OR SALE Three-story brick building on the
32 Diamond, three storerooms on 111 st floor, two
large halls on third floor, ten large"rooms on sec
ond floor suitable for offices or living rooms; also,
the finest saloon in Eastern Ohio; doing a good
business: good reasons for selling. Inquire of H.
C. Whittenberger, No, 2o2est Market St., East
Liverpool. O.
MAXUrACTURIG PROPERTY The. valua
ble propertv. with extensive brick build
ings, warehouse;:, offices and 6 dwellines,
etc., etc.. of the Pennsylvania White Lead
Co , situate on Rier a corner A al
nut st . 4th ward, Allegttenv: railroad and river
front and faculties for a switch right Into the prop
ertj: size oi lot about 283tl70ieet. v lth an alley in
the rear: will up exposed to public sale on Tuesday,
July 19, at H o'clock, on the premises; title per
fect; immediate possession; terms reasonable.
Further particulars from Jas. W. Drape & Co.,
Agents and Auctioneers. 313 Wood st.. Pittsburg.
J? OK sAL.lv LO r.
City Lots.
A fkTII ST., 17TH WARD-A very choice bulUl
rrJ Ing lot, size 24x112 ftct to alley; also an
elegant lot. bituate on frisk street, !Mx!l2 to al!e :
no more lots In thi-. neighborhood tor sale: 11 you
wish a first-class residence location this is your
chance, L. O. Frazier, 45th and Butler sts.
S275-
above prlc
-$40c J500 Herron Hill Park plan;
1 choice lots near Wi He av. cable cars at
nrlfri inmii itn nHFcd strcft fmlv .410 rlri vrn
balance 33 a month; sure to enhance quickly. Black
A, Balrd, 05 Fourth av.
Kant ):nd Lots For Sale.
WILKINBUrtG Lots In Whlteley Place plan at
verv low priies and on eaij terms. McCune
& Cotilter, 03 Fourth av.
C'Ctfin Wlnebiddle, ne-er Penn ar.. Fast Vndj
IcOUU lotaitiosft. (140). yr. a. Herron &.
Sons, 80 Fourth av.
Ilaielvrood Lota For Sale.
HAZELWOOl) AY.-An elegant corner lot.
Irregular shape, equal to 52x120 feet, within a
few minutes1 walk of Huzelwood station, Baltimore
Jb Ohio Railway, and Second avenue electric cars;
will sell cheap for cash, to quick buyer. Jolm E.
McCrickart. 59 Fourth av.: telephone 1G76.
rpWENTY-THIRD WARD-Level lots. nearSec
X ond avenue electric cars and II. 4 O. R. R.
station; 25 down, f 10 per month; streets graded
and macadamized: sidewalks laid: city water;
houses built to suit purchaser on monthly payments.
George C. Burgwiu, Attorney ai Law, 10 Fourth
avenue.
Allegheny Lota For Sale.
IUFNA VIST ST.-Lot MillO ft.. Between
y Noith anit'ftulor nvs , Allegheny; mortgages
wanted, McCune Jt Coulter, 931 ourth av.
FOR SALE Cheap Two lots on the hill above
Gallagher St.. Second ward, Allegheny. See
A. D. Wilson, 55 Federal st.
FORS LE Fine building lots.
Federal st,, Alleghen.
A. D. Wilson, 65
bnbnrban X.ota For Sale.
LOTS in South Kensington plan, A. V. R. R.. at
from ?ao to 350 each In Dean Park plan. 21st
ward, city, at from ?30J to $1.(00 eich, and In Sid
and 32d wards. Pltisburg; t"rms easy; mortgages
wanted. McCune X Coulter, 93 Fourth av.
SIIERADEN TERRACE LOTS Nns. 372 and 373,
cheap. Address Terrace, Dispatch office.
flgO OOO Five acres of beautiful lying land with
euiUj trult, shade and ornamental trees at In
grim. Panhandle R. R. (60s) W. A. Herron &
Sons, 80 Fourth av.
Farms For San.
IT1ARM Over 200 acres, near Logan's Ferry sta
' tlon aud convenient to Kensington and Par
nassus, on A. V. R. R. and In the vie fnliv of the
new gas anil oil terrltorv; there Is a dwelling and
outbuildings, large orchard. plent ol water and a
quantity of eoal: known as the farm of the late lr.
Prestly. dece iscd Terms, etc., from Jas. W.
Drape & Co., S13 Wood St., Pittsburg.
FARM A gooil ard very prettv farm of 27acres
in WestVa; half cleared, balance well tim
bered: good buildings, lrnft and Mater: title per
fect, low price aud no commissions. Address Box
No. 240. Cumberland, Md.
FOlt iALE IMPROVED K15AL J2STA.TE
CiUr Kesinences.
BLUFF ST.. near college New brick house. 8
rooms, hall, hithroom. Inside and ontside w.
c. : all late lmprovemeuts: terms to suit. Rob I.
Coward, 20 Bluff st.
CO 100 A new modern frame slate root dwell
ejjOj ing containing 5 rooms, hall, finished
attic; ntcelv griined throughout; Inside shutters;
Elate mantels and tile hearths; situated on Fortieth
St.: this Is a deshable neighborhood: easv piy
ments. L. O. Frazier, Forty-fifth and Rutlcr sts.
Kaat Knd Resiaencea For Sale.
I7AST END A handsome residence on a line
j paved aenue near cable aud electric cars:
large lot: spacious lawn In front; ample shade
from natural furest trees of full growth: residence
has all the more recent and thoroughlv modern ap
pliances, and is really "unique" in ivcrv particu
lar; perfection In art and beauty arc singularly
blended throughout: a perspi ctlve in view In our
office; possession at once. Jas. W. Drape & Co.,
313 ood st Pittsburg.
TAST END
residence aud lot, 2 story brick
All mansard. 8 rooms, small room.
tm. bath, lavatory.
porch, vestibule, hall, dry cellar, turnaie; every
thing in prime order; large Int. fiont, side and
rear entrance; price only f 5, 600; Immediate pos
session. Jas. VT. Drape & Co., 313 Wood St.,
Pittsburg.
ELLIOTT ST..$2,80O-A choice little home, within
5 minutes' walk of Penn'a R. R. station and
near electric cars. Brushton; frame house of 5
rooms, nlcelv papered and nnUhed throughout;
lot 29x133; easy terms. (4-109-475.) Charles somcrs
A Co., 131 Fourth ave.
ELLSWORTH AV.-A nice 6-room brick resi
dence on the corner nf two good streets, in a
good neighborhood. inlheShadjslde district,
tween Fifth av. cable line and electric line,
84,000: a very desirable property lor the price,
be-
lor
C.
ji, uutc, .uu. iu r ourm av.
FOR S LE or exchange for good acant property
In East End or Wllfclnsburg-Aii elegant new
brick residence, on one of the best asphalt streets
In East End ; close to all means of travel: 4 rooms
and reception hall on first floor, -5 rooms pn tlio
second, and 3 rooms on the third, with all conven
iences for luxury and comfort; lot 60x120 to alle).
Kelly & Rogers, 6216 Penn av.
d A 200-A new modern
frame idate roof
hIy rnnnie hall.
tUJTts dwelling, containing
vestibule, bathroom aud tlaUhed attic, slate
mantels and tile hearths, electric bells, both gases,
china closet, laundry, front and rear porches
sliding doors, nicely grained throughout: be mllful
lawn In front: flrst-class neighborhood In East
End: near electric and cable cars; this is choice.
See L. O. Frazier, 43th and Rutlersts.
flljC 900 Cheap brick house, 4 rooms on each
effitJj floor, center hall, modern fixtures, stable
In rear, lot 40x100 ft., large porch with yard In
front: East End : location good; Immediate posses
sion If desired (98). W. A. Herron Jc Sons, 80
Fonrth av.
fflC 000-Cheap A double brick house. 8 rooms
VBUi (4 rooms on each floor) : lot 40x100 it. : stable
on rear of lot; price made low on account of own
r's removal: on Ma) flower St., near Park av..
East End. (9S). W. A. Herron Jt Sons, 89 Fourth
aveune.
3r
OO Oakland dwelling house. S rooms: lot
2Sxl5i rt. (90) W. A. Herron & sons. 80
Fourth1 ar.
i w I
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE EDUCATIONAL. I CHOICE PROPERTIES.
East End Residences For Silc
(I A 700 A neat brick bouse, (stands alone) 8
tD'Xs rooms: modern fixtures including heater:
lot 27X120: location very desirable: Oakland, 011
Pittsburg cable line. Yv. A. Herron & Sons. 80
4th av.
300 Only 500 down.reinalnaer on easy pay-
inents, agoou uouse. o rooms: ioiixnuir,
near 3 lines of rapid transit; Shadyslde.
A. Herron A Sons, 80 i ourth av.
(84). W.
H7 000 A coinpleteand modern house, 0 rooms;
15 1 5 location desirable, one of the best In Oak
land: a good home worth the money. (85) W. A.
Herron & Sons 80 4!n av.
Allegheny Residence For Sale.
ADJOINING Perrysville av , Allegheny The
handsome residence and gronndsof the late
Mr. John A. McKte. deceased: 11 commodious
rooms, bath and toilet room, spaclons hallway,
etc., all In excellent condition; oer an acre of
ground, abundance cf shade and sllnibbcry. out
buildings, etc., etc. ; one of the most convenient
and restful places In Allegheny. Furti ernarticu
lais from Jas. Vi. Drape & Co., 113 Wood St.,
Pittsburg.
IRWIN AV. Frame house of Brooms, water a
gas: lot 25T1S5: price $2,200. Geo. S. Cotton,
and
64
feaerai si,. Aiiegneny,
RIVER AV.-Brlck house of Brooms: lot 20x70:
price 12.200. Geo. S. Cotton, 04 Federal St.,
Allegheny.
SECOND WARD, Allegheny An excellent brick
dwelling near school house, on line or electric
cars: eight rooms, bath. w. c , botli gases, marble
mantels. Inside shutters, pantry and closets, vesti
bule, hall, dry cellar with cenntnt floor, stationary
wash bins for hot and cold water, etc., etc. : dwell
ing almost new and in prime order throughout;
price only $3,900 on easy payments; best bargain In
either city: Immediate possession. Jas. W. Drape
& Co., 3U Wood st , Pitt-burg.
Suburban Kesitit-ncea for Sale.
BELLEVUE Residence: must be sold toclose an
estate: great reduction In price: situated on
Lincoln av.. near Birmingham av adjoining U.
P. Church, being a new Queen Anne frame, con
taining 12 rooms, bathroom, reception hall. well,
porches, etc.; large lot well Improved: new rences
and walks: fine view or river and valley; inquire
on premises. W. M. Pollock, 160 Fourtli av.
EMSWOKTH New house, large lot. beautiful
location; price low. A. Bauck, 441 Grant st.
HAWKINb station. P. R. R.-A Terr desirable
rqsiritnee propertv; house has 12 rooms and ha
all modern Improvements; about 1 acre ground;
price very low. SIcCuue & Coulter. 98 Fourth av.
"VTORTH MA NSFIELD-About three acres and a
J.1 dwelling house, on Main st., convenient to
railroad station; prjee only $7,000: would piy over
HO per cent to lav out in buildiuelott. Plans, etc.,
from Jus. W Urape A Co., 313 Wood st., Pittsburg.
SEWICKLEV Duelling or 10 rooms, bath and
laundry, both cases; all conveniences; stable
and carriage house: 2J acres of ground; fruit and
forest trees in abundance a bargain if bought
soon. Geo. S. Cotton, C4 Federal bi., Allcghenv.
OWISSVATjE, P. R. . Near station.
1 frame
c. bath.
kj house, 6 rooms and attic. Inside vr.
etc., and lot &7Xl32, and 1 frame house, 6 rooms
and fin, attic, Bithall modern improvements: lot
S0X160 McCune & Coulter, ns Fourth av.
TO LIST.
City Kesldences.
TO LT7T $13 per mo., 4 rooms In good order (new
house). Jane neir Twenty-eighth st., S. S.;
also, bouse 3 large room. Twentieth St., S. S. W.
A. Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth av.
Fust F.nil Kealnencei Tra lt.
TO LET Walnut St., 'E. E.. handsome house 9
rooms; all modern fixtures. Including heater;
location guod. bee W. A. Herron & bons, 80
Fourth av.
rpO LET-On Bonuet near Fifth av., Oakland, a
J. good house of 6 rooms; a tine place for board
ers and lodgers.
W. A. Herron A buns, 80
X ourtn av.
TO LET-?15 per month. Oakland, neat new
bouse. 4 room', on Ullca, ncarDithridge st.
W. A. Herron Sons, 80 Fourth av.
rjiO LET WlncbMUle av.. frame dwelling. 7
X rooms, reception hall, bathroom, laundry. J.
C. Reilly, 77 Diamond St.
tlazelvrood Kealdencea To i.et
TO LFT On Hazelwood av., near Sylvan, honse
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.
Burgwiu, KO Fourth av.
Allegheny Iceilmence To Let.
TO LET Near the n irks, handsome new 10-room
house: rentfTCO per jear. Henry . Arm
strong, 64 Federal st., Allegheny.
rpo LET By John K. Ewlng & Co . 107 Federa
X St., houses, stores and apartments.
O LET For Allegheny hou3es see A. D. Wilson,
5 Federal St., Allegheny.
fPO LET-For Allegneny
1 McMllIer, 71 Federal st.
nouses, see Scott &
iioomi To Let.
A LLEGHENY-Elegant apartments in new ad
J. dilion to Library p1 ice. In suites of two to
four rooms, with bath, electric light and steim
heat throughout: alo elevator and use of tele
phone: a tiist-class dlnlngroomfa 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 live. Chas. (bhleUla, 2?. Diamond .ind Federal
sts., Allegheny.
EUCLID AV.. 422, East
prU ate family: rent f 10.
End Front room;
FULtON ST.. 14:-Fnrnlslied rooms for house
keeping; no children.
L ACOCK ST. Furnished rooms, all modern con
veniences. Apply to Moyle'a, 165 Lacock St.,
Alleghepy.
OMGOMERYAV., 16 Front and connecting
rooms; also middle rooms; conveniences.
Z See additional adlets under Wanted Boarders
and Lodgers.
liuslneas Stands To Let.
rpo LET Four-storv brick building. 139 econd
lor Ave years,
mannr' store.
Apply at first floor ofllce of ixauf-
rpOLET 23 Sixth st.. large plate glass front store
X room, 22Oo, good dasement: possession at
once; Hotel Schlosser building. Blaek & Baird, 95
Fourtli av.
rpO LET Fine location for a dentist or plivsl
I clan: modi rn new houses. 8rooms. second av.,
Hazelwood. W. A. Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth av.
rPO LET Store, cor. 5th and Grant St. See W. A.
X Herron & bons, fO 4th av.
rpo LET Storeroom and dwelling.
8 Wylle av.
rpO
LET-Bake shop, 222 Federal St., Allegheny.
Oftlcea rem! Drslc onin fo Let.
rpo LET-Desk room. No. 103 Fourth av.. first
X floor front. Black A Baird, No. 95 Fourth av.
Miscellaneous lo Lets.
TO LET Vacant lot, 30x110. with stable, corner
Penn av.. Third si. and Exchange alley.
Applv Nicola Bros . 20 5th av.
LOST.
LOST Sword-caeic: somewhere in Second ward,
Allegheny; (10 reward, i Dispatch office.
Pittsburg. Pa.
LOST Pair eolrl eyeglasses, between Washing
ton st.. Alleirhenv, and Ninth st. bridge. Re
ward il returned to 10 Ced ir av , Alleghen j.
TOST Diamond stud, between Fifth av. and New
j Brighton road, Allegheny. Under will be
liberally rewarded by leading same at Room 41.95
Fifth av.
J70UND Rubber stamps, seal presses, largest as
sortment. Wetier Co's steucll aud Stamp
Vorks, 64 Fifth av. Phone 823.
AUCTION S llVE.
AUCTION-SALE OF INTERESTS IN THREE
Iron mines, Saginaw. American and Dexter
mines, and 5. (KM acres of iron 1 uids In the Ishpem
lnglron Range. .IDLY 23, 169i at lUo'doek a?m ,
beginning with the Saginaw mine, two and one
hail mites east or Ishpemllip. vMarquette countv.
Mich., and continuing until all Is sold, i-aloiin
the grounds. Terms made known on da ofsaleor
on application Address C. F. CONRAD, Detroit,
Mich.
BY JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.
PUBLIC SALE
OP
The Extensive and Valuable
Manufacturing Property
Of "The Pennsylvania White Lead Com
pany," on River av., corner Walnut St., Al
legheny, near the railroad bridge, and hav
ing a river and railroad front with fucrllties
lor a switch, directly to tlio propertv. Lot
about 283x170 feot to nn allev, on uhichls
elected laige and commodious Dtick build
ings, n lth two emrinesnnu boilers etc., In
cluding warehouses, ufHces, sheds and 6
dwellings, eto , etc., to be exposed at public
sale on
TUESDAY, JULY 19,
At 11 o'clock a. jr.. on the premises. Tho
convenient locality of this valuable prop
erty, with its railro id and river advantages
and nearness to all ihippiiis points, will not
fail to commend it to anyone wanting a
desirable and extensive nianuiactuiing
propertv whcie uumeious and substantial
biick buildings are a necessity, aud, as tho
on nets are desiious of gelling In order to
settle up an .account, It will be allowed to
go at a price much under actual value.
The premises will bo open for examination
daily. Parties who wish to Investigate will
bo furnished with a card at our oftloe.
Terms made known at sale, or bv
JAx VT. DRAPE & CO.,
Agentx and Auctioneers,
(IS Wood St., Pittsburg.
$4W A SfHOOL YEAR-BOYS' SHOBTLTDGE.
Media (PaST Academy reopens Sept. 21. swlthln
C. S'lortiidge (Harvard A. B. and A. 51.). Prln..
at Monongahela House. Saturday, 9 to 3.
PRIVATE SHORTHAND INSTITUTE,
315 Smlthfleld st,. Pittsburg. Pa. Shorthand and
typewriting per month, $4 50; per quarter, $12;
six months, $20. Write lor catalogue.
XISKIMEVETAS SPRINGS SCHOOL.
College preparatory for boys. Saltsburg Pa.
Term opens September 13. Boys received at any
ageoTerten. Tuition $300. For catalogue address
WILSON & FA.R.
HollLiaysbuTg, Pa., School for Girls.
Unexcolled in location, building", grounds
and in all tho requisites of a first class school
for girls. 1 ortiticate admits to Welleslev.
Address MRS. K. T. HITCHCOCK.
ROCK HILL COLLEGE,
Elliott City. Maryland.
Schools. Classical, scientific and commercial
courses. Respectable young men and boys re
ceived as boarders. Send for prospectus.
BRO. DENNIS. President.
ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL,
MANLIUB, N. Y.
Full courses of study. Undertho vlsitntlon
Of the Regents of University of New York
and War Department. RT. REV. F.D. IlUNT
INGTOX, Piest.; WM. VERBECK, Supt.
THE
Boat din;;
MISSES
ANABLE'S
and
Day School
lor loans
Lame.
Will reopen September 2Gth,nt 66 Bayard St.,
Isew Brunswick, New Jersey.
TlFAVER COLLEGE AND MUSICAL INSTI-
TUTE, Beaver. Pa..,forvonng girls and young
ladies, onens its thlrtv-elghth Tear Sentember 13.
Literary. Art. Elocution and Music ( ourses. No
death in 3.1 years. An able faculty. Prices moder
ate. Special advant-iges In Music. Send for cata
logue to the President. RLX. R T. TAYLOR.
TIIIEX. COLLEGE, OKEEXVILLE, PX
For both sexes. Departments: Classical. Pre
paratory, Music. Art. Accommodations elegant
Fall term opens September 8, 1812. Address Presi
dent F. A. Muhlenberg, D.D..LL.5.. or Prof.
Jos. R. Titzel, Secretary 6f Faculty, Greenville,
Pa.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL
FOR EEHIGH UNIYERSITr.
The only school recommended by R. A.
LamDerhotv, LL. D., Piesidcnt of Lehigh
University. For catalogue, etc.. apply to
VTil. ULKICII, Ph. D.. Principal,
Bethlehem, Pa.
BISHOP EOWMAN INSTITUTE,
A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Corner Penn avenue and Fourth street.
A Collegiate and a Preparatory Depart
ment. Special attention to Modern Lan
guages and Music. The next session opens
Wednesday, September 14.
REV. K. J. COSTEr., A. 31., Eector.
jyltM5-ws
HARCOURTse?
FLACK
MINARY.
ttambler, O. For ounz ladies and girls.
Founded 18S7 to provide, west of the Alle
ghenies, 11 school of the highest grade. Pu
pils fron 21 States. Miss Ada I. Ayer, B. A.,
Prin.
KEN YON jMSSJ?
Gninmer, ). This olel and remarkably suc
cessful school provides thorough prepan
tion tor college or business, and supervision
of health, habits and manners. L. Rust,
LL.D.
CURRY UNIVERSITY,
Sixih Street.
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
ForCIasical nntl Sciontiflu Courses Angnst
25-26 $1G0 in prizes. For full Information
address II. M. ROWE. President.
Fall term begins September 6. jy730-W3 (
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO
THE WESTERN UNIVERSITY
Will be held June 31-23, Sept. 12-13,
at tho University.
For catalogue addi es3
Vf. J. HOLLAND, D. D.,
President.
COLLEGE FOB WIHEi.
Location Tsenatifd! anil Healthful.
ETcellent facilities for tho study orthe
Classics, Mathematics, History and. Litera
ture, Music and Art- Thorough work in
Laboratories, Cabinets nntl Gymnasium.
Year opens Sontembor 8, 1S92. Early appli
cation desirable. For c.stalo.rup applv to
MISS HELEN E. PKLLETICEAU,
PlTTSBDItO Pa.
TRINITY HALL,
-WAisITIXGTOX. PA.
A. Boarding; School Tor TJoyft, Preparing
Them Tor College or Suslness.
Home 6chool, Military, limited number, refined
surroundings, bealtbtul location, spacious and
beautllui grounds.
From the Rev. It W. Grange. Plttsbnrg, Pa.:
'I take pleasure la saying .1 word or two in cor
dial recommendation of Trinity Hall. As one of
its patrons for the p ist three years, I have been
ilpunlr lt,frafi.fT nC ntir I h,r. an tho
school life and hap looked into thecoursef stndy
ann me meiuons 01 leacmng. ah inese arc very
satisfactory. I have seen too, that the care la
kindly, the food excellent, and the discipline ad
ministered with rare good sense and judgment.
Trinity Hall, to mv mind. Is the most 'home-like
of anv school I ever saw. "
Applv to J. B. WHEELER. A. M.. Head Master,
or W. W. SMITH, tv jslilnuton. Pa.
PROPOSALS.
PKOPOsALS-FOR KALSOMINING AND
also for a new sheet lion ceiling of the
Wickeisham. Tweiity-fourtn ward. South
flde, public school hirudins. AH bids must
be in hefoio MONDAY EVENING, July 18.
Address H. F. JAY,i0U Carson at.,Soutli3ide.
PROPOSALS FOR PAINTING, KALSO
M1NING, etc., of the Morse Sub-District
School, corner Sarah and Twenty-fifth
streets, SouttWde, according to specifica
tions to ho sen at the school, ill be
lecoived until TUESDAY, July 19, 1802, at 3
p.m. By order of the Diiectois. C. SODE,
Pres't. JOHN McKAIN. Sec'y.
Fittsbuho, Jnly 14, lt9i
IT.
S. ENGINEER OFFICE. CUSTOM
House, Cincinnati, Ohio, July 11, 1192.
Sealed propo-ala for furnishing cement,
lumber, tie rods and washers, leqnireel
roriocK ana movaDio uam jo. u, uiuo river,
near Beaver, Pa., will be received at tliN
office until 2-30 r. m, AUGUST 1. 1892. nnd
then publ cly opened. Specifications, blank
forms and all available information will be
furnished n npnlication to this office.
AMOS STICKNEY. Major or Ensmeers, U.
S. A. .
w
OTICE TO BUILDERS "EALED PRO
POSALS will be received by the under
signed until 12 o'clock, noon, of the 23iid
INST., for the furnishing of all ninterlals
and building 100 houses on the Citv Farm
plan of lots, Mini hall station. P., V. ft C. R.
K. Plans ard specifications can he seen at
the office ot the cernipnny. No. 42 Filth ave.
All proposal" must bo accompanied by a
good and sufDcleuc bond. Tho company re
serves the right to reject anv or all bids.
THE CARNEGIE STEEL COMPANY.LIM.
N'
OT1CE TO CONTRACTORS -
Sealed proposal? fora steam heating nnd
ventilatiuii ijystem, to be put into the Eat
End School building, Jlchceport, P.i.. will
be received until TUESDAY, July 19, at G
T. is. Intormat Ion tan Le had from and all
proposTls should bo addressed to J. W. Faw
cett, Chan man of Building Committee, Mc
Keesport, Pa. Bond will oe required with
surety in amount of bid,nnd subject to ap
proval of School Boird. No hid necessarily
accepted. J. D. FO-TER, Secretarv.
McKeesport, Pa., July 12, 1S92.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEALED
nronosals will be received at the office
of the undersigned until 11 a.m., JULY 30,
lt92, lor the erection of a I. all buildins: for
the Helvetia Singing Society, No. 12 North
Canal street, Allegheny. Plans and specifi
cations can be obtaiuod ntthe office or the
society or at the architect's office, No, 20
Fi'th avenne, Pittsburg.
The society reserves the right to accept
any or reject all propo-nls tor the work.
JOSEPH ST1LLBUUG,
Architect.
TAILORING.
Correct Spring Suitings and OvorcoaStnp
II. ft C. F. AHLER3,
Merchant Tailors. 120Smithfleia
TTSS
MAYFIELD
Lots, Perrysville avenue, at private sale. JOHN K. EWING & ,
CO., Agents, 107 Federal street, and on the grounds.
mm tlack
TWENTIETH WARD,
Is undoubtedly the FINEST PLAN
OF LOTS on the market. Not a lot
in the plan less than 50 feet front.
Within three minutes' walk of Fifth
avenue cable road.
Within three minutes' walk of
Duquesne electric road.
Within three minutes' walk of Citi
zens' (Penn ave.) cable road,
And
Within five ninutes' walk of Roup
station, P. R.R.
For plans and particulars see
SKIVIN3T0N & PEDDER,
1
66 Fourth Ave.
MDGEVIEW
(
AND
GRANDE P0INTE
Plan of Fine Building
LO
T
Eleventh ward, Allegheny City, on the
, CALIFORNIA AVE.
Electric Railway.
Get plans and particulars from
salesmen on the grounds Tuesday,
Ihursday and Saturday from 3 to
6 p. m., or
A, Z. BYERS & CO.,'
X, AGENTS,
93 Fedal St., Allegheny.
SCHENLEY PARK.
. - v WE ARE A'OtT BeJXLDING.
SSMODERfrHOUSESBYD)
Overlooking Schcnler Park at Greenfle
avenue bridge near the Zoological
Garden to ue sold on
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
PRICES RANGE FROM
$1,800 : TO : $4,500.
Yon have ten years to nay; same as rent.
The.v have city water and are all sewered.
Wearealsosellinsr LEVEL. LOTS 25 to 39
feet and 00 to 170 fcot deep, from
$400 TO $600 EACH.
Terms live per cent cash; balance- $5 per
month.
Come and see the improvements we havo
made in Ix month.
We have sold 133 lots and 12 houses since
Jnnu.iry.
Take Second avenue electric cars, Green
field avenne branch, which run through the
property. Fare five cents from city.
PETER SHIELDS,
BJ3 GRANT STREET.
ISranch office on property, corner Green
field avenne und Lydia street, Twenty-third
ward.
FOR SALE.
BARGAINS IN EAST END PROPERTY
Four-roometl house, cood cellar, lot 30 by
154 icet, level; price ? 1.000. $X0 to half cash,
balance cay; Also, 6-rooined house, slate
mnntels, -date roof, froit antl side porches,
lot 30x110. fret with bearing iruit trees: price
$2,300, $710 cash, balance in $L monthly in
stallments. Also, G-roomed house, similar to
the above, on corner lot 30x110 feet; price
$2,400, $cOO cash, balance to suit. AH these
meipertles aie within 8 minutes' walk of
Diiquene line, and with the proposed exten
sion will bo within 3 minute-!.
McCUNE & COULTER,
93 Fonrth av., Tittsburg.
CHOICE OFFICES
For rent in the
NEW EEHMANIA SAVINGS BANK BUILDINS,
Wood and Diamond streets.
Well lighted, most centrally located, all
the most modern conveniences and latest
improvements.
Inquire at
GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK
COR. WOOD AND DIAMOND STS.
NORTH HILAND AVE.,
CORNER OF BRYANT.
140x120.
Most desirable lot on the avenue. We have
a very low price for a few days only.
MOORE & KELLY,
Tel. 5130.
C208 Pcnn avenne.
Sftnn TO nannorrS
gages, city or country property, at lowest
rates. JAS. VT. DRAPE ft CO., 313 Wood St.
Pittsburg.
Telephone No. 973.
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