THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. TUESDAY, JULY 19, - 1891'
8.
THE MAYOR WAS MAD
3Yhen He Heard His Some Had Been
Used Without Authority.
SUBPBISED HI A COUNCILMAN,
flho Said He Toted for the Purchase of
II ore Parks Because
CIS HOHOR WAS SAID TO FA70E IT
Mayor Gourley received some informa
tion from a member of Councils yesterday
whtcb excited hii wrath considerably and
will probably cause him to make a little in
vestigation. The member in question called
on His Honor to learn what action he pro
posed to take on the resolutions passed by
Councils at their last meeting contracting to
buy from William Flinn, John Fite and
Charles Lockhart property to the value of
$250,000 as an addition to Highland Park.
The Mayor refused to tell his visitor, as
he has frequently done with reporters who
have quizzed him on the subject, what his
intentions were relative to the resolutions.
"That is a question I decline to discuss
with anybody, "continued the Mayor, "until
I have satisfied myself what I shall da If
you wish to advance an argument either for
or against the resolutions I am ready and
willing to listen to you, but I wont promise
to indicate what effect vour arguments mav
have."
Two Gentlemen Serlonsly Surprised.
"Well, of course yon are in favor of buy
ing the land?" queried the councilman,
whose name, by the way, the Mayor would
not divulge.
"I have not said so," answered His
Honor.
"You have never said so?"
"Certainly not."
"You don't mean to say that before the
resolutions were presented to Councils that
you were not in favor of them," said the
councilman in evident astonishment.
"I do mean to say that, and very clearly,
too," answered the Mayor. "But why do
you ask such a question?"
"Well, I was fooled, Mayor, and I don't
mind telling you," was the reply. "I was
opposed to buying any more land for High
land .Park, but I was told that you had in
vestigated the matter and were heartily in
favor of the proposed purchases. I knew
it would be all right or you would not favor
the resolutions, so took it for granted and
voted in favor of them. I know there were
others who did likewise for the same rea
son." Bis Honor Will Investigate.
It was now the Mayor's turn to be aston
ished. As soon as he grasped the situation
he boiled over with indignation and de
manded to know who had dared to use his
name in such a free manner without bis con
sent. The Conncilman declined to give any
names, but said that if the Mayor really
desired to get them it would be an easy
matter.
Later when seen by a reporter the Mayor's
wrath had cooled down somewhat, but he
was still indignant over what he termed the
illegitimate use of his name. "I never in
dicated by a word or deed to anyone," said
he, "before those resolntions went into
Councils, that I was in favor of the addi
tions to Highland Park or the resolutions,
and no one on earth had any right to say I
favored them. I have practically made up
my mind as to what I will do with the reso
lutions, and by the next meeting of Coun
cils my action will be made pnblic This
matter will have no effect on mj decision,
but I don't think I will all allow it to stop
without investigation."
The Mayor refused to indicate what his
action would be on the resolutions, but it is
generally expected about City Hall that he
will veto them. Owing to the Homestead
trouble and the talk about returning the
Cfaueie library money Councils will hardly
xn&t i-gain until September.
! CH
A?- '
KICKIHQ FOE HEW FTJENITTJSE.
The Board of Assessors Want the Same
Comforts as Other City Officers.
The offices of the City Aisessors are un
dergoing the process of cleaning and are
temporarily closed, to the great inconveni
ence of people having business there. The
offices have not been furnished for nearly
eight years, and most of ths furniture has
been in daily use more than 20 years. The
assessors think it is about time" they were
cetting some new carpets and furniture, and
argue that inasmuch as nearly every other
office in the building has been furnished
elegantly within the past few years, theirs
being one of the most important should at
least be comfortably fixed up. Chief As
sessor Case made a demand on Chief Bige
low yesterday for new furniture, but re
ceived little satisfaction in consequence of
which the assessors are in a state ot indig
nation. Keeping Up tbe FIslit.
Frank Pucher, editor of the Polish paper
Jednota, was arrested yesterday on six
charges of libel preferred by August
Pleichter, Joseph Bonshis, William Kohun,
Joseph Stibo, John Miller and John Honey.
The plaintifis allege that the defendant
made vigorous attacks on them through his
paper, injuring their character. Pucher
was held lor a hearing Saturday.
Bay Chicago Real Estate.
Chicago real estate almost sells itself, and
does its own talking. A syndicate of
wealthy, representative men own Sheldon
Heights, the highest, driest and best resi
dence property in Chicago. They want one
first-class real estate man (only)to represent
them in this town and vicinity. Don't
"putter" along with little things in boom
towns handle something you can turn
easily. Location, price, terms are all at
tractive and right Chicago is getting one
new permanent inhabitant every nine min
utes. This makes a lively demand for good
residence property. A live, progressive
man, with a following, can learn of a busi
ness opening ot a very profitable nature by
writing to-day to James E. & Robert L,
McElroy, Chamber of Commerce, Chicago,
provided the name of this paper is men
tioned. Tnlce Good Cars of the Children.
If vou have children you will be inter
ested in the experience of Mr. John Cook,
of Pilot, "Verrmlion county, 111. He says:
Two years ago two of my family, a young
man and a girl, had very severe and danger
ous attacks of bloody flux. The doctor here
was unable, after a week's time, to check or
relieve either case. I threw the doctor
overboard and began using Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Im
provement was seen very soon and rur chil
dren arose in a few days from what I feared
would be their death-bed. It is a grand,
good medicine." Tuwrhsu
xcorslon Via the Pictoresqne B. & O. It. R.
To Atlantic City, via Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia, on Tnursday, July 2S, 1892.
Rate S10 tbe round trip; tickets good for la
days from day of sale and good to stop off at
Washington City returning. Ti-ains with
Pullman oar! or and sleeping cars will leavo
IJ. A O. depot, Pittsburg, at 8 A. x. and 9:i0
r. x.
No Floor In ths World
Will make such nice, light, white bread and
go so far as "Rosalina" and "Our Best"
brands. Tho Iron City Milling Company
make It. All grocers sell it. tts
Old houses are frequently infested with
roaches and beabugs. Bngine will destroy
them effectually. 25 cents.
rarCT action and perfect health result
from the use of De Witt's Little Early Risen
A perfect little pllL Very smalt; very sure
Plxck yonr money In the People's Savings
Bank, 81 Fourth avenue, and receive Inter
est. W8
MEETINGS AMD NOTICES.
Notices.
VTOTICE-MY "WIFE LEFT ME WITHOUT
li cause: sire nottce herewith, alt debts she
will contract will not tie paid by me. CHRIST.
BALUEMIOFEB.
TOTlCE-DlU jjj0. COOPER. JR.. HAS RE
IN MOVED hl office! from No. 42 N. Diamond st,
Allegheny, to rooms 42 and 43 Westlngliouse build
ing, Pittsburg. Ear. nose, throat and chest dis
ease. Hours 1 to 4 p. M.
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AGNES
-L McCULLY has left my bed and board without
just cause or reason and I will not be responsible
for any debts or bills Incurred by her.
HENRY McCULLY.
Hampton township, Allegheny county.
City Residences.
TllSSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP THE
1 1 partnership heretofore existing between
Henry Oppenbrlmer and Herman Uannach has
been dissolved br agreement.
JULY 13. 1S92.
Dividends.
THE BEX FnANlCLIX IVSCniVCE COJtTAXT,
IXT,
192. J
Of ALLEGHENY. i'A..
Ar.T.nnpvr. JulTia. 1R9!
-T-vTVIDEVn THE IimMrmRSOT THIS COM-
U PANY have this day declared a dlTldend or
ONE AND ONE-HALF DOLLARS( per cent)
per share, payable on demand.
WM. A. FORD, Secretary.
THE SAFE DErOSITAhDlRCSTCOMPAXY )
OF PlTTSBl.RO.
PirrsBUno. July 14. 1KI2 J
T-VIVIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
U company have this day declared a dividend of
THREE vJ) PER CENT, on the capital stoclt. out
of the earnings of the last six mouths, payable
forthwith, free or tax.
WILLIAM T. HOWE, Secretary and Treasurer.
LrrHl Notion.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO.
1. ror the County of Allegheny. No. 175 of
September term, latf Notice Is hereby given that
an application will be made to the Court aboie
named at the above named number and term on
tne 30TII DAY OF JULY. A. D.. 188!. at 10
o'clock a. M., under the "Corporation Act of one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-four" and Its
supplements, for the allowance and approval of
certain amendments to the charter of the
Minister. Church Wardens and Vestrymen of
Trinity Church In Pittsburg" as set rorth In cer
tificate filed In said Court. PIER A BLAIR.
Solicitors.
COAL LANDS.
COAL LANDS for sale by J. U. Hlllman, Pitts
burg, Pa.
500 acres Connellsvllle coal. 9-foot vein.
5.200 acres coking coal, near Unlontown. Pa.
300 acres, with houses. Improvements, etc, near
Klltannlng. Pa.. In operation.
157 acres Pittsburg gas coal. P.. C, C. &St. L.R.
R. (Panhandle).
3.200 acres West Virginia coal land, near B. A O.
R. H.
100 acres Pittsburg gas coal laud. P., C, C. A
St. L. R. R. (Panhandle).
330 acres gas coal for lease on P., C, C. A St. L.
R. It. (Panhandle).
504 acres extra gas coaL ten miles from Pittsburg,
P., CO. &St. L. R. R.
LOW acres Pittsburg gas coal. P., C, C. St. L.
R. U., ashlngton countr.
100 acres, near Latrobc. Pa. (Coking coal.)
1.000 acres near Brownsville, Ta, River and rail.
350 acres near Wheeling. W. Va., on railroad.
8.000 acres gas coal In Washington county, near
Monongahelaand railroad.
45.976 acres West Virginia timber and coal land.
4. C00 acres West Virginia timber and coal land In
Webster county. Price. S3 per acre.
i 000 acres West Virginia timber and coal land In
Braxton countr. Price. 17 per acre.
5.000 acres West Virginia timber and coal land In
Webster county. Price. $12 per acre.
5 000 acres West Virginia timber and coal
land In .Nicholas county. Price, (12 per
acre.
3.500 acres gas coaL 15 miles from Pitts
burg. P., C, C 4 St, L. R. R., $90 per acre.
1.300 acres Pittsburg scam, opposite Meubcn
Tllle. O.. 135 per acre.
1.200 acres Nicholas county, W. Va., 12-foot vein.
17.000 whole.
1,500 acres Fairmont region, W. Va., ffl per
acre.
11.000 acres Wayne county, W. Va., $35,000
w hole.
300 acres Kanawha. W. Va.
00 acres anthracite coal. Carbon and Lucerne
counties.
1.000 acres Marlon county, W. Va., $40 per
acre.
OAL LAND-S. 000 acres of coal land In Cambria
anc Indiana cos.. Pa. Inquire of W. B. An
man. Patlon. Cambria Co.. Pa.
EDUCATIONAL.
M50 A SCHOOL YEAR BOYS' SHORTLIDGE.
Media (Pa ) Academy reopens Sept. 21. Swlthln
C. Shortildge (Harvard A. B. and A. M.), Prln.,
Rev. Henry Dixon Jones, Hector.
PRIVATE SHORTHAND INSTITUTE,
315 Smlthfleld St.. Pittsburg, Pa. Shorthand and
typewriting per month, f4 50; per quarter, Vl
six months, f 20. Write for catalogue.
KISKIMIXETAS SPRINGS TSCHOOL.
College preparatory for boys. Saltsburg Pa.
Term opens September 13. Boys received at any
age over ten. Tuition (500. For catalogue address
WILSON FAIR.
ROCK KILL COLLEGE,
Elllcott City, Maryland.
Schools. Classical, scientific and commercial
courses. Respectable young men and boys re
delved as boarders. Send for prospectus.
' BRO. DENNIS. President.
Hollidaysburg, Pa., School for Girls.
Unexcelled In location, buildings, grounds
and in all the requisites of a first-class school
lor girls. Certificate admits to Wellesler.
Address MRS. R. T. HITCHCOCK.
ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL,
MANLIDS, N. T.
Full courses of study. Under the visitation
of the Regents of University of New-Toik
and War Department. RT. KEV.F.D. HUNT
INGTON, Prest; WM. VERBECK, Supt
THE
Boardlns
MISSES
ANABLE'S
and
Day School
for Young
Ladles.
Will reopen September 26th,at 66 Bayard St,
iew Brunswick, New Jersey.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL
FOR LEHIGH UNIVERSITY.
The only school leWnmended by R. A.
LamDerhovr, LL. D., President or Lehigh
University. For catalogue, etc. apDlv to
WM. ULRICH, PH. D., Principal,
Bethlebeni, Pa.
H A R CO U RX SEMINARY,
(ambler, O. For young ladies and girls.
Founded 1887 to provide, west of the AUe
ghenles, a school of the highest grade. Pu
pils fron 21 States. Miss Ada L Aver, B. A
Prin.
KENYON ADfxT
Gam bier, U. This old and remarkably suc
cessful school provides thorough prepara
tion for college or business, and supervision
o health, habits and manners. L. Rust,
LL.D.
DUQUESNE COLLEGE.
English, normal, classical, scientific ladles' liter
ary course, shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping,
night school. Satnrday normal classes, music, elo
cution, mechanical architectural drawing. Dis
count to ministers' children. Full corps of in
structors. Strong faculty annex. No difficult en
trance examinations. Opens September 5. Send
for catalogue.
E. M. WOOD, D. D.. LL. D., President,
Diamond street, Pittsburg, Pa., (opposite Court
House).
EXAMINATIONS' FOB ADMISSION TO
THE WESTERN UNIVERSITY
Will be held June 24-25, Sept. 12-13,
at the University.
For catalogue address
W. J. HOLLAND, D. D.,
President.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE FOD WOMEN.
Location Beautiful and Healthful.
Excellent facilities for the study of the
Classics, Mathematics, History and Litera
ture, Music and Art. Thoro'nah work in
Laboratories, Cabinets and Gymnasium.
Year opens September 8, 1892. Early appli
cation desirable. For catalogue apply to
MISS HELEN E. PELLETBEAU,
PrrrsBUBO Pa.
TRINITY HALL,
WASHINGTON, PA,
X Boarding; School fbr Bore, Preparing;
Them for Collese or Business.
Home school. Military, limited number, refined
surroundings, healthful location, spacious and
beautiful grounds.
From the Rev. R. W. Grange, Pittsburg. Pa.:
"I take pleasure In saying a word or two In cor
dial recommendation of Trinity Hall. As one of
Its patrons for the past three years, I have been
deeply interested, of course. I hare seen the
school life and have looked Into the course of study,
and tho methods of teaching. All these are very
satisfactory. 1 have seen too. that the care Is
kindly, tbe food excellent, and the discipline ad
ministered with rare good sense and Judgment.
Trinity Hall, to my mind. Is the most 'home-like'
of any school I ever saw, ' '
P10 J:.B5rjiEEI,EB' L' Head Master,
or W. W. SMITH. Washington. Pa.
S500, TO $500,000 n1
gages, city or country property, at lowest
rates. JAS. W. DRAPE 4 CO., SIS Wood at,
Pittsburg.
Telephone No. 975.
HORSES.
Seven match teams, 4 saddle and general
drivers. Mnst be sold at once.
COR. DUQUESNE WAT AND 4TH STREET.
TTS r
? Classified real estate'odvertisements on (Ait
page ten cent per line for each insertion, and
none taken for lest than twenty cents.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENTS -ON THISPAGE
Classlfled under the following headings will be ac
cepted at the rale of
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FOR EACH INSERTION when paid for In ad
vance either at main or branch offices.
Wanted Advertisements of all Kinds.
SUCH AS
SITUATIONS,
ROOM8,
HOARDING,
BOARDERS,
MISCELLANEOUS,
TO LET BOOMS,
MALE HELP,
FEMALE HELP,
AGENTS,
PERSONALS.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALES
LOST AMD FOUND.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
BUSINESS OFFICE
Cor. Smlthfleld and Diamond Streets.
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WnERF.
WANTS. FOR SALE. TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
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Advertisements shonld be prepaid unles adver
tiser! already have accounts with The Dispatch.
FOR ALLEGHENY. NO. 107 FEDERAL ST..
TELEPHONE 3621.
FOR THE SOUTHSIDE, NO. 1412 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. 6022.
FOR THE EAST END. J. W. WALLACE, 6121
PENN AV.
PITTSBURG-ADDrnON AL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. 3500 Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEV. 24th street and Penn avenue.
ALLFGHENY ADDITIONAL.
F. n. EGRERS 4 SON. Ohio and Chestnut streets.
THOMASMcIIFNRY, Western and Irwin avenues.
IV ANTED.
31 ale, IlnlD.
BAUBFR A good xoung man,
lOSTargartst., Allegheny.
steady work.
T)OY With some experience In barber shop: one
aj wun some experience preierrea
107. corner
South Canal and Madison av..
Allegheny.
BOY A good boy for barber business: one that
can shave well; $3 and board. W. H. Sclieel,
Jeannettc, Pa.
BOY A good, smart bov. Inquire 10:30 o'alock
A. It. at bt. Charles Hotel.
BOY with experience in barber trade,
beccait., Allegheny.
321 Re-
BOY German
Penn av.
-To learn the Barber trade. &KB
BOY'
avei
To learn barber trade.
Apply 1363 Second
avenue.
B
O Y Inquire at 608 Wood st.
BOOKKEEPER-GIve experience', reference and
salary. Address Bookkeeper. Dispatch office.
BRASS MOLDERS-Flrst-class men for fine
ornamental castings. Pittsburg Brass Co.
BRICKLAYERS Ten good men: wages 14 per
day. Apply at once Morewood av., near b lfth.
T)R1CK SETTER A good brick set'er willing to
J move to the country. Apply to the Herspcrger
Company, Vlckroy and Magce sts.
BUSINESS man to travel; salarr and commission.
A. McCallum. Caxtou Building, Chicago.
CANVASSERS For latest noveltlesjfree samples.
102 Fourth av.. room 6,
C1ABPENTERS-25 carpenters for outside work:
J apply Immediately. Clark, Richmond ft Co., S3
Pride st.
CLERK A first-class shipping and bill clerk:
must be a good and rapid penman and expert
at figures. Address P. N Dispatch office.
DRUG clerk, with manager's certificate and cltv
experience: must give good reference. Ad
dress P.O. Box 912.
DRUG CLERK. Q. A. Address Manilla. P. O.
Box 824, Pittsburg. Pa.
FACE-WORKER-A first-class face-worker at
once: must have an air brush; state experi
ence and salary expected. Address V., Dispatch
office.
HAND toby makers,
erty st.
Apply S. Huck, 519 Llb-
LABORERS Brickyard laborers and teamsters
at John Lanzft Co. 's, limited, Bedford ar.,
near Klrkpatrlck st. . city.
MAN to Invest (3.000 in an established manufac
turing Industry to Increase facilities: but of
reference and full particulars given
Address
jiiauuiaciurer, AHSpatcn omce.
MAN A good reliable and sober man who can
polish marble; send reference. J. B. Williams,
Frostburg. Md.
MAN Business ability: solicitor: position worth
(900 year. Address G Dispatch office.
PLUMBER Experienced plumber at once; bring
tools. Jeannette Plumbing Co., Jeannette.l'a.
,C ALESMAN On salary or commission, to nandln
O the new patent chemical ink eraslnsr nenell:
the greatest selling novelty ever produced: erases
Ink thoroughly In two seconds r no abrasion ot
paper: 2C0 to too per cent profit; one agent's sales
amounted to (820 In slxdavs, 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.
SALE3MEN Saiarv or commission, to handle
greatestnoveltr patented: excluilve territory:
sells at sight: particulars free: sample 50c Unity
D. C. Co.. Dept. O. Unity BIdg., Chicago
SALESMEN-A few good salesmen to sell a $5
typewriter: no toy; a good practical machine.
Home Publishing Co.. No. 2 Sixth st.
SALESMEN-To sell line or cigars; (100 a month
and expenses paid. Address, with stamp, Su
matra Cigar Co.. Chicago, 111.
SECRETARY Practical men now Incorporating
successful light niannlacturlng business, pro
tected by patents, need services of secretarv for
office work, one who can command some small in
Testments preferred. Permanent. Dispatch office.
TEACHER for grammar grade, salary (50 per
month, by School Board of Jeannette, Ta. ;
must come well recommended: send applications to
secretary on or before August 1, 1892. W.L. llelntzcl
xnan. Secretary of Board,
TRAVELING SALESMEN-To sell Baking Tow
dcr: to the right man liberal salary nnd com.
contracts will be made: experience not ueccasiry: If
you answer anv ad In this column answer this one.
U.S. Chemical Works, 840-310 VanBuren. Chicago.
TRAVELING SALESMAN in Pennsylvania.
Ohio and West Virginia to sell laundrr soaps
to the trade: must be first-class; no others need
apply. Address Trade. Dispatch office.
YOUNG MAN of good address to canvass and
collect In East End: wages (3 50. Address
Room 12, Renshaw building.
Asents.
AGENTS Full line Presldental campaign
badges, pictures, buttons, etc.: sample badge
10c; assorted dozen 5e; stamps taken. F. Stayner
Co.. Providence. R. L
AGENTS-13 to (7 dally; experience unnecessary.
Putnam & Co.. Perfumers, West WInstcd, Ct.
Female Belp Wnntixl.
APPRENTICES, good sewers: others to learn
dressmaking and cutting. 930 Penn ar.
COOK In private family.
av.. Allegheny City.
Inquire No. 265 Ridge
C11RL for general housework; a good situation
X for a good girl. Inquire at No. 6 Forest st,,
Troy Hill. Allegheny, near engine house.
C"iIRL For general homework in small family;
7 good" wages paid: call at Cigar Store, cor,
Wylle and Erin st.
(MRL Good girl for general housework. Mrs.
X Kester, cor. North Highland and Stanton ars..
East End.
GIRL A good girl to learn dressmaking: good
home, steady work; will teach the system. 562
Fifth av.
LADIES wishing to be artistic In dressmaking
and cutting. Madam Stewart, No. 044 Penn
av., city.
Male and Female Help Wanted.
HELP At once. 100 farm hands, white and col.
waiters, butler, woman cooks. 2 waitresses,
chambermaids, dish washers, laundry girls, night
cook, 2d cook, pantry girl, 200 house girls, 60 cooks,
chambermaids, col. conk and chambermaid. Mcc
uan'a Agency. 545 Grant st.
HELP Seamstress, laundress, cooks, dining
room girls, chambermaids, nurses, 200 house
girls. 50 for country; girls for hotels and boarding
houses. German and colored girls, 60 farm hands
white and colored waiters. Thompson's, 603 Grant
street. .
Hotels, Dlnlnjr and launch Rooms.
HARTMAN HOUSE-My Mends and the public
Invited to stop and see me on the wav to aud
from the races; fine bar and restaurant: also cov
ered stabling: one of the ueareot hotels to races.
Usrtman, 1U7 to 119 Fraukstuwn ar.
HOTEL FEDERAL, No. 171 Federal St., Alle
gheny. Rates (1 and (2 per day.
PARTIES going to the races to stop at Hotel
Norwood (care and bar), the popu'ar East
End resort; spring chicken and rorieshinents. 264
to 270 Frankstown av.: nearest hotel to races'
'busses will connect with Duquesne electric, Penn
and r lfth avenue cars, and start Irom hotel every
30 mluutes. Frank Y. Over. Prop.
YISITKevan'sladies'and genu dining rooms, 03
Penn aye.: business men's dinner; ladles' noon
lunch; meals any time; everything lu season.
Instruction.
STUDENTS-At Institute of Shorthand and Type
writing, 1045th av Pittsburg. Pa.: students
to learn shorthand; classes day and evening- posi
tions procured for all student when competent.
Booms Wanted.
WANTED room-A young lady or refinement
17 ,wald like a furnished room with a respect
able family; will give: music lessons as part oar
lent. Adaress R. W Dispatch officeTr '
Business Option an ties Wnmfsn.
WANTED-Man with some push and (i.SOOeash
by a reliable manufacturing concern 1(1, 200
salary, commissions and security tor money; don't
iJSK, unli" Jou loen business. Address
It. W., Dispatch office.
WANTED.
Situations Wanted.
ANY kind or clerical work to do In evenings:
good penmau. Address G. E., Dispatch
office.
POSITION by a Frenchman In a wine cellar to
take charge of bottling department. Was
three years in last place and can give A No. 1 ref
erence; security if desired. Address B. R., Dis
patch office. , .
POSITION As oooKieeper or-office man: voung
man; 10 Tears' experience: best city reference
as to character or ability. P. O. Box 892, city.
POSITION as companion loan lderlyladv by a
youngladyor refinement; catf give good rcf.
Address 0. U., Dispatch office.
POSITION By practical accountant. 10 years'
experience as bookkeeper and shipping agent.
Address T. Y. Dispatch office. .
POSITION of trust or as traveling salesman: lite
jears' experience "on the road." Address
Hustler, Dispatch office.
POSITION, with capital, in a good business; best
of reference given. Address Contractor, P.
O. Box 922,
POSITION-As reller clerk.
Dispatch office.
A ddress Drugs,
SITUATION By a man of long experience In
general office work who can give the best of
city references: will take a position for two or
three months or permanent If satisfactory arrange
ments can be made. Address H. J Dispatch
office.
SITUATION Young man with best practical
business exnerlence and college education wants
a position as traveling salesman; best of references.
Address B. 13.. Dispatch office.
SITUATION As manager of drugstore; 20 years'
experience: speaks German and English:
references given. Address Oplnm, 616 River ave
East End, Pittsburg, Pa.
SITUATION A youtig man with a college educa
tion and good business experience wants to
travel as companion: best of reference. Address
G. W., Dispatch office.
SITUATION In good country town by an all
round printer. Address E. M. C, Dispatch
office.
Boarders and Looser Wanted.
BOARDERS Shadyslde: room with board for
two gentlemen or gentleman and wife. Apply
on Amberson a v., 3d door below church preferences
required.
BOARDING Persons wanting boarding for the
summer, at reasonable rates, should write to
Hotel Williams, Ohio Pyle, Pa.
BOARDERS With room.
Ugheuy.
At 83 Lorraine St., Al-
BOARDERS Nicely furnished second story
room, a'l conveniences. 6I0S Broad St.,
East End.
BOARDERS-frJ a week,
gheny.
104 Middle St., Alle-
LOUGERS Anchor Hotel. Liberty, corner
Fourth; lodging per night, 25c, 35c, 50c; week.
ii io, ii o. fi, aj.
Wanted Partner.
TARTNER-In a No. 1 hotel enterprise in Chi-
jl cago, wun ,uuu. jioom at cisuer nuuuing.
Bookkeepins Accounts, Etc, Tfantsta.
BOOKKEEPING Traders employing no book
keeper can have their books posted, audited
and balanced by an experienced accouutant.
L., 6121 Penn avenue.
Plre Insurance VTant9
BENSWANQEH ft ZAHN-Flre Insurance,
Fourth ar.
60
financial Tfantea.
FINANCIAL-Loans of (500, I1.C0C to $5,000 and
up to (20,000 on mortgages on Allegheny county
Improved property quickly placed at very small
est cost to borrower. Send your application to me
and I will save you money on mortgages. B, J,
Fleming, 400 Wood st., cor. Fourth av.
" T ON EY to loan at lowest rate oflntcrest;
loans
large
DA granted promptly, no delay: have
amount on hand at tbe present time; bring your
deed with you, will guarantee prompt loan or no
charge. J. E. McCrickart, 59 Fourth ar.. Tele
phone 1676.'
Ttf ONEY to loan.
In sums of (500. (1,000, (2.000,
ll-l (5,000 and upward, at lowest rates,
on mort-
Charles Somers ft Co., 131 Fourth av.
MONEY to loan at lowest market rates on bond
and mortgage; no delay. Heed I). Coyle ft
Co., cor. Fourth av. and Grant st.
MONEY to loan at lowest market rates and with
out delay. C. R. Fundenberg ft Co., No. 77
Fourth av.
MONEY to loan on mortgae; no delay: lowest
Interest, Howard Brown, 151 Fourth av.
MONEY to loan on mortgages: lowest interest,
no delay. Black ft Balrd. 95 Fourth ar.
MORTGAGE!) on city or Allegheny county prop
erty at lowest rates, Henry A. Weaver ft
Co., 82 Fourth av.
ri'O LOAN (200,000 on mortgages: sun and up
Jl ward at S per cent: (500, 000 at 4x per cent on
residences or business property, vacant lots or
farms, b. H. French. 125 Fourth av.
WANTED Mortgages on Improved city or Alle
gheny county property. AlcCune ft Ooulter.
18 Fourth ay.
CIO A OOO to loan at 5 per cent. John K. Ewlng
Pi.U, ft Co.. 107 Federal st,
AIIscellaneoo-vantsl.
BIDS for lighting a large hall.
McKeesport,
B F. Robinson,
C1ARPET8 cleaned, altered and' laid: special
J prices to churches and halls. Cameron Bros.,
30 Ohio st,, Allegheny.
f lONTRACTOKS and builders to know that we are
Kj now prepared to furnish red brick in large or
small quantities, having now In stock 60G.000: daily
capacity of works, 30,000; brick full size and uni
form color,
Irwin, Pa.
Call or address Irwin Red Brick Co..
ENCAMPMENT-Lysle Camp No. 2 will hold Its
first annual encampment at Mlppcry Rock, on
P. & W. B. R,. from July 20 to 30 Inclusive; rates
will be (1 per day; Including meals, dancing and
slceplngaccommodatlons; tli kcts on sale at grovel
quarters furnished, except blankets: railroad fare,
round trip, (i 50, good for 12 days; trains leave 8:10
A. St., 31-, M. dall).
OFFICES to clean in return for living rooms.
Address E. II., Dispatch office.
PAINJlNl, andplateglassglazlug. It. C Miller.
t2f Grant St.. Pittsburg.
PARTIES going to the races to stop at Hotel
Norwood (care and bar), the popular East
End resort: spring chicken and refreshments. 2114
to 268 Frankstown ay., near Sill er Lake, Frank
Y. Over, Prop.
PATENTS O. D. Levis (20 years). Solicitor. 131
Fifth av.. next Leader. Pittsburg: no delay.
rpo borrow (2.500 at 6 per cent on first-class se-
jl curiLv now neia oy an .eastern concern.
Ad-
dress J. J"., Dispatch office.
rpRUVKS hauled to and from Pittsburg and
X Allegheny. 50 cts. : special attention given to
the moving of furniture. J. O'Nelt, 31 Mont
gomery ay., Allegheny. Tel. 3153.
rrvtlUNKS hauled to anu Iroin bast JB.nd for 50c.
J. Campbell & Davis, 12 Seventh ar. Telephone
276.
WANTED Everyone wno wants tne finest and
cheapest wall paper In America to send for
samples; sent free to any address. G. G. O'Brien,
Paint and all Paper Store. 292 Fifth av.
YJTANTED-Everybody to know that Second av.
T T cars for Orphans' Picnic will leave Fourth av.
and Market st. via Fourth av. every three minutes
to grove.
WANTED F. erybodv to know that i-econd av.
cars for Orphans' Picnic will leave Fourth ar.
and Market St. via Fourth ar. every three minutes
to grove.
WANTED Trunks hauled to and from East
End for 50 cents. Campbell & Davis, No. 12,
Seventh av. Telephone 278.
WANTED to buy a second-hand light buggy.
Address P. O. Box 63, Sewlckley, Pa.
WEARERS or spectacles to buy tbe best (1 steel
and (300 gold spectacles and eye (lasses yet
offered ofw. L. Trleber. practical optician, at
Schaefer's Jewelry store, lSOTirthav.
YOUR mattress or feathers to renovate; send
postal. Cameron Bros'. Bedding House, 30
Ohio st . Allegheny.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Musical Instruments.
PIANO Fine upright piano, just new, for any
reasonable price: need mouey very bad, 105
l'ennsjhanlaav., Allegheny.
Borirs, Vehicles. Live StocK For Sale.
PACING HORSE-Tom D., record 2:30. sonnd
and all right. Inquire of Win. Bowman,
Kerr's sale stable, Duquesne way.
HORSE Good horse suitable for dellverv wagon :
doctor buggy and harness; will sell together
ur separate. Inquire at 147 Federal St.. Allegheny.
WAGONS and carts of all descriptions for sale;
new and second hand. Pittsburg Wagon
Works, No. 330 Secondare.; telephone IS70.
Machinery and Metals For .41b.
BOILT.KS and enjrlnei. fecond-hand: all iliei,
from 4 to 100 h.p. cheapest In the market: el
boilers and engines fn stock, stationary and porta
able, upright boilers, mounted farm engine, etc. ;
team pumps, governor, pulleys and shafting.
Telephone M01. 2S-U Park way. J. b. Yonng. Alle
gheny, Pa,
STKAM PUMPS, new and second-hand boilers,
engines, injectors, electors. South Bend wood
pulleys. Iron bubs, shafting and hangers, machin
ists' brass founders and Iron-pipe utters, es Water
street.
Rnbbsr Stamps For Sa,e.
GKTyourrnbberstamps, steel stamps, sutnclta.
' seal presses, brats cheeks, etc. from Shealfe!
1 Co.. 4 Filth ar.. Duff's College building.
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.
Miscellaneous For Sale.
"XASH REGISTER-Lunch counter, rans, roll tob
Kj desk. 33 Dlamondst.
CASH REGISTER, letter llle, standing desk.
Diamond st.
(lOKOAGE Twine, hemp pacxing,
j Co.. 69 Watersu
Tiocktr
FOB SALK BUSINESS.
Business Properties For Sale.
TINSHOP Tne best located and-equlpped In Mc
Keesport, -Pa. Inquire J, W. Schoaf, Market
Dome.
FOR SALE-BCSINEsS.
Dullness Opportunities.
BARBER SHOP With two chairs will be sold
cheip; owner wants to leave the city. Address
BoxX. I., Dispatch office.
BOARDING and lodging house In central part of
the city: contains 10 rooms; well established
and always well filled with roomers: will sell cheap
on account orowncr leaving city. M. F. Hippie A
Co., 96 Fourth av.
-pvRUG STORE-Flrst-cIass stand, doing a good
paying business In a good town, at 10 per
cent less than wholesale price: invoice about 92.CO0.
B. F. Mullln, Fayette City. Pa,
FURNITURE business. Canton. O., doing the
largest business between Pittsburg and Chi
cago, on ihe P.. tt. W. ft . R. R. ; for a live man
with capital here Is an opportunity of a lifetime.
If you mean business call or address 11. D. ilc
Crea. Canton, O.
C'tROCERY at Invoice, one of the best In the city;
7 weekly sale JjOO: we have known this store for
years. It Is a rare chance: will exchange for real
estate or will sell half interest, Perclval Jt Gaston,
439 Grant st.
GROCERY One of the best grocery stands on
Penn av., doing a good rath business; will In
voice about l,500. M. F. Hippie ft Co., 9S
Fourth av.
ICE CREAM, confectionery and cigar store: main
thoroughfare. Allegheny: low rent: Sion wilt
buy It at once. Particulars, Sis. Dispatch office.
POOLBOOM and confectionery; cheap; no oppo
sition. Box SI. Canonsburg, Pa.
SHOESTORE We hare for sale a shoestore and
fixtures, located in a city of 12. 0C0 people, near
Pittsburg: can be moved to where a purchaser
may wish if not continued In the old location;
terms cash or time with security, or real estate.
James W. Drape ft Co., 313 Wood St.
SjO OOO For sale furniture and good will of 12
JDiij roomed house with wine parlors and well
established transient trade; central location;
splendid opportunity for right party: terms cash.
Address J. Grantham, 172 Erie st . Cleveland, O.
Business Properties Pot Sale.
MANUFACTURING PLANT-Just onlslde of
clt : 300 feet railroad siding: ground 300x200.
with good, substantial buildings; city water and
5 as: suitable for any Kind of light niauuf Picturing.
I. F. Hippie ft Co., S6 Fourth av.
fflJQ 350 Good frame dwelling, new storeroom
iIDj and fixtures, stock of fresh groceries, two
f;ood. well lying lots. 24x105 each to a street, lront
ng on one of the finest paved streets In Pittsburg:
strictly flrst-clas3 neighborhood: 20 minutes' walk
from P. o. : all for (2,350: reasonable cash pay
ment, balance 915 per month, or will sell separate.
Call for particulars John F. Sweeny, 63 Fourth ar.
OOO Fifth av. investment, large curner
i lot. 7 houses. 4 storerooms: steady In
come from rentals assured: enhancement In valne
certain. (1-32-211.) Charles Somers ft Co.. 131
Fourth av.
FOK SALE LOrs
City Lots.
A (1t1 ST.. 17TH WARD-A very choice bulld
rkJ Ing lot. size 24x112 feet to allevtalsoan
elegant lot, situate on Flsk street, 24x112 to atlev:
no more lots in this neighborhood lor sale: if you
wish a llrst-class residence location this Is your
chance. L. O. Frazler, 45th and Butler sts.
rm 07 C-(40f (500 Herron Hill Park plan:
tmttO choice lots near Wylle av. cable cars at
above prices: some on paved street only (10 down,
balance (8 a month: sure to enhance quickly. Black
ft Balrd, 5 Fourth av.
East End Lots For Sala.
OAKT.AND-Juliet street, nice level bnlldlng lot.
size 25x165 feet to an alley. Samuel . Black
A Co.. 99 Fourth av.
Hazelwood Lots For Sale.
TWENTY-THIRD WARO-Level lots, nev Sec
ond avenue electric cars and B. A O. R. R.
station ; (25 down, (10 per month; streets graded
and macadamized; sidewalks laid: city water;
houses bnllt to suit purchaser on monthly payments.
Ueorge C. Burgwln. Attorney at Law. 150 Fourth
avenue.
Allegheny lots For Sain.
QUA fiAEa3T terms of payment; Allegheny
UlrruU lots; finest building lots In the market
at the price: less than one square from Perr) svllle
av. and electric cars: lots 25x233 feet, fronting a
choice 50-foot street. In the midst of good improve
ments and in a growing locality: only a few of
these lots to oiler; prompt buyers mav seenre line
home sites at little cost. (3 23-144) Charles Somers
& Co.. 131 Fourth av.
Suburban Lot For Sale.
TOTS at Idlewood Beautirnl level lots on Main
J St.. on which electric cars will run to Mans
field: price from (200 to (100, on easy payments. A.
Bauck. 441 Grant st.
Farms For Sals.
PARM A good and very prettv farm of 275 acres
in West Va: half cleared, balance well tim
bered ; good buildings, fruit and water: title per
fect, low price and no commissions. Address Box
No. 240. Cumberland. Md.
FOK SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATB
CltT Residences.
fflJQ 100 A new modern frame slate roof dwcll
iipOy lng containing 5 rooms, hall, finished
attic; nlcelv grained throughout jnelde hni!ers;
slate mantels and tile hearths: situated on Fortieth
st. ; this Is a desirable neighborhood: easy pay
ments. L. O. Frazler, Forty-fifth andiButler sts.
East End Besldenees'For Sale.
FOR SALE In Shadyslde: (4, 700 for a neat new
frame bouse org rooms, front and rear porches,
bath and laundry, all complete; slate mantels
throughout, tile hearths, range, pantry, sliding
doors. Inside shutters, both gases, electric lights.
nicely finished throughout: lot 24x133 to an alley;
located within one square from lfth ar. cable
cars. Moreland A Haas, 6114 Penn av.. E. E.
HOUSE (500 down and balance monthly pay
ments bnys a handsome new frame house or 8
large rooms In an excellent neighborhood, bandy
to all traction cars: has two porches, good cellar.
sliding doors, slate mantels. Inside shutters, pan
trv, range, piped for both gases and wired for
electric lights and nicely grained and finished
throughout: price only (4,100. bee Baker A Co.,
6227 Penn av.. East End.
0O 730 If sold at once. Is a bargain; new frame
tl&Os house of eight rooms, besides bathroom,
laundry and pantry, hall, vestibule, two potches,
porcelain lined Iron bath tub, marble top wash
stand, latest Improved w.c. : all opening plumbing;
hot and cold water;plped for both gases :cellar under
whole house; well sewered: alt slatn mantes and
tile hearths; papered throughout and all first-class;
only two minutes from Duquesne cars In the East
End. Call on or address T. D. Harman, 205 Shady
av.. East End.
EtA
200 A new modern
frame slate roof
dwelling, containing six rooms, hall.
vestibule, bathroom and finished attic, sUtc
mantels and tile hearths, electric bells, both gases,
china closet, laundry, front and rear porches,
slldlug doors, nicely grained throughout: beautiful
lawn In front: first-class neighborhood In East
End: near electric and cable cars; this la choice.
See L. O. Frazler, 45th and Butler sts.
300-New frame dwelling of 6 rooms and fin
ished attic: hall: vestibule: front and rear
porches: bath; inside w. c: both gases: hot and
cold water: open stairway; dry cellar: all sewered;
etc: lot 25x115: In a good neighborhood and con
venient to Duquesne Traction. (361.) Moreland
A Haas. 6114 Penn av.. E. E.
2Q 600 A nice frame bouse of 6 rooms, bath
iiyOi and two finished attic rooms: his two
porches, electric lights and gas, sliding doors,aslate
mantels, tile hearths, vestibule and nicely papered;
nice lot: terms very easr; (600 down, balance to
suit. Baker Jb Co., 6227 Penn av.. East End.
(n1 Q OOO Guyasuta, on Citizens' Electric Car
tjjj.9 Line: modern brick dwelling of 12 room,
bath, heaters, large grounds, fruit tries, etc.; this
Is a beautiful country home, and will be sold on
long time, payments same as rent. M. F. Hippie
A Co., 06 Fourth av.
uj1 730 On Citizens' electric car line, new frsmo
uD-L) dwelling ors rooms, water, zis. etc: a bar
gain ; must be told at once.
M. F. Illpple 3t Co.,
96 4th ar.
Allegheny Residences Tor Sale.
ALLEGHENY. First ward-10 per cent Invest
ment, S3, ISO; 7-room brick dwelling; a bar
gain. M. F. Hippie7 Co., 96 4th ay.
LOT and new honse, modern Improvements, near
head Charles st. ; cost $3.0.0: will sell for J2, coo,
small cash payment. Call or address Otto Miner,
Sbelton av.
1200 Allegheny, Second ward; good Invest
j merit; 5-room frame dwelling. AI. F.HIpple
t Co., 96 Fourth ar.
Suburban Itesiaences JTor da!.
TJHJR SALE Country residence, one mile from
X1 bewlckley; 42 acres: well watered: all kinds of
fruit; brick honse, 12 rooms: marble mantels; re
ception hall: nat. gas; line barn. Robert U.
Douglas, Attorney at Law, 4C8 Grant st.
(JO 800 Will buy a new 2-story frame of 7
J)0) rooms, finished attic, slate mantles, h.
and c, water, bath. w. c, wired for electric
light, handsomely papered, iront and rear porch:
this property situate on Penna, R. K. and 3 minutes
from proposed electric line; lot 40x137; Immediate
possession. Baxter. Thompson A Co., 161 4th aye.
ffly4 800 Asplnwall New 8-room frame dwell
tlDtj lng wltn gas. water, heaters, etc.; large
gronnds; a bargain. M. F. lilpDle & Co., 96
Fourth av.
TO MSI".
City Itesiaences.
TO LET-$13 per mo., 4 rooms la good order (new
house), Jane near Twenty-eighth st,, S. 8.;
also, house 3 large rooms. Twentieth st., 8. S. W.
A. Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth ar.
East Knrt Itrslnences In Cat.
TO LET 210 Dinwiddle st stone house 0 rooms:
all conveniences; front porch and grass plot,
with flagstone walk; rent $45 per month. Black A
Baird, 95 4th ar.
TO LET-JI5 per month, Oakland, neat new
honse. 1 rooms, on Utlca, near Dithridge st.
W. A. Herron A Sons, 80 Fourth av.
TO LET WinebMdle av.. frame dwelling. 7
rooms, reception hall, bathroom, laundry. J.
C. Rellly, 77 Diamond St.
Allegheny Residences To Let.
TO LET By John K. Ewlng A Co.. 107 Federa
st., houses, stores and apartments.
TO LET For Allegneny nouses, see Scott A
McMillen, 71 Federal si
Suburban Resiliences To Let.
BRUSHTUN-$12, Brushton. 1 , rooms and bath ;
beautiful location. Address Win. Moffltt,
Brushton.
aO LET During the hot season, furnished house
in country. 7 rooms, extensive grounds, online
of P. R. R., 2 hours' ride from Pgh., & minutes'
walk from depot, P O.; terms, $3) per month.
Apply to Dispatch office.
TO LET.
rtooma To Let.
FORBES ST.. 135-137 Furnished rooms, 7 min
utes' walk from postofflce. .
FOURTH AV.i 133-FumIshed rooms, front or
back, for gentlemen.
L ACOCK ST. Furnished rooms, all modern con
veniences. Apply to Morle's, 165 Lacock St..
Allegheny.
MONTGOMERY-AV.. 46-Faolng parks: elegant
front room; conveniences: moderate.
PEXN AV., 5609-FurnIshed rooms; private fam
ily. Z -See additional adieu under Wanted Boarders
and Lodgers.
Business Stmnas To Let.
0 LET Tour-story brick building. 139 "eeond
av.. two doors from Smlthfleld st.t will leaaa
for Ave years,
mannr' store.
Apply at first floor office of Kauf-
TO LET 23 Sixth St.. large plate glass front store
room. 22x90, good basement: possession at
once: Hotel Schlosser building. Black ft Balrd, 95
Fourth ar.
Offices and Deslc Itoom To Lac
rrto LET Desk room. No. 103 Fourth av,
first
floor front. Black ft Balrd, No.
95 Fourth av.
Miscellaneous lo Lata.
TO LET Vacant lot, 30x110. with stable, corner
Penn ar Third si. and Exchange alley.
Apply Nicola Bros . 20 5th av.
PERIORAL.
PERSONAL Miss Snowden, 442 "enn ar.. can
furnish location of rooms and rates of nrst-class
hotels and cottages at Atlantic City.
ERSUMAL Credit, yes. credit on line dress
goods, silks, satins, wraps, etc.. atJ.Dwyer's,
Room JfMcCance block. 701 ntnlthfleld.
PERSONAL Cash paid for old gold and silver
watches and Jewelry repaired : new work madu
to order. Chris 11 audi. Ml SmlthncM.
PERSONAL The latest designs In spring goods
for suits and trousers at J. J. Aland's. 1S1
Fifth ar. Your Inspection invited. Prices reason
able. PERSONAL Stop while going to races here:
finest shade, attractive lawn, stabling, best or
liquors. Hartuian House. 107 to 119 Frauksfowu
avenue.
PERSONAL An elegant hardwood refrigerator.
42 inches wide hv 50 Inches high, used only a
few d-iys. will be sold chetp If bought quick. Ad
dress R. R., Dispatch office
PERSONAL Hair, moles, etc. on ladles' faces
permanently destro ed bvthe electric needle
without pain or seir; consultation free. Miss
Streng. office 9C3 Penn av.. Dickson building.
PERSONA L-Ladles wishing to take Turko Fare
Baths or face masBige for removing blemishes
and Improving the complexion will please visit my
parlors at 803 Peun av Pittsburg. Miss Slier
wood. PERSONAL-Ho ror the races!-Stop at Hotel
Norwood (cafe and bar) for spring chicken
and refreshments: nearest house to driving park:
2h4 to 270 Frankstown av. : nearest house to races;
'busies will connect with Duquesne electric and
Penn and Fifth avenue cars and start from hotel
every 30 mluutes. Frank Y. Over, Proprietor.
PERSONAL When 1 was a smalt oov my mother
always repaired my breeches and lacket, but
since I got lo be a great big man. Dickson, ths
well-known tailor. 65 Fifth av.. cor. Wood St..
second floor, has been substituted, who now does
slimy cleaning, pressing and renovating In great
shape. Tel. IVA
rCHIND.
FOUND Rubber stamps, seal presses, largest as
sortment. Weber A Co'i Steucll and Stamp
Works, 64 Fifth av. Phone 823.
FOUND That you can't do abetter thing than
call at once and select a soring suit at J. J.
Aland's. 131 Fifth av. Prices from SSI up.
LOST.
LOST Left his home. Roval St.. 12th ward
Allegheny, on Sundsv, July 17. 1892, Henry
Brlckman. aged 5 years: black knee pants, white
hair, black and white waist; any Information
will be gladly received by his parents. Adam
Brlckman.
BANK STATEMKNT3.
I)EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
i, FIRST NATIONAL BANK, at Fltts
buicr, in the State of Pennsylvania, at the
close of business. Jnlv 12, 1892.
RESOURCES.
Lonnsand discounts $2,735 641 10
Overdrafts, secured and unse-
cuted 4,318 81
U. S. bonds to secure circulation. 50,000 00
Stocks, securities, judgments,
claims, etc 46,203 05
Due from approved re
serve agents $2i0,lC0 90
Due from other National
banks 1J0.36C 43
Due from State banks
and bankers 88,173 11
$ 443,675 49
Banking house.furniture and flx-
tutes 210,003 03
Other real estate ana mortgages
owned. . a36.150 fO
Current expenses and taxes paid. 931 92
Checks rind other cash "
items 11,259 85 '
Exchanges for clearing
house .. 82,757 04
Bills of other banks 14,135 00
Fractional r-aper cur
rency, nickels and
cents 383 90
Specie 238,716 00
Legal tender notes 210,550 00
$ 557,799 79
Redemption fund with V. S. treas
urer (5 percent or circulation).. 2230 00
Due from U. S. treasurer other
than 5 per cent redemction fund 9,000 00
$4,131,031 16
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In $ 730,000 00
Surplus fund 250,000 00
Undivided profits 59.074 43
National bank notes outstanding. 43,000 00
Dividends unpaid 12,491 00
Individual deposits
subject to check $2,045,453 91
Certified checks 49,e97 SO
Dne to other National
banks 185,870 85
Duo to State banks and
bankets 132,6.18 17
$3,013,865 73
$4,131,134 16
State of Pennsylvania, County or Allegheny,
ss.:
I, J. D. Scully, cashier of the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement Is true to the best of my knowl
edge and belief. J. D. SCULL V,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
16th day of July, 1892.
JOHN EWING SPEEB,
Notary Public
Correct Attest:
ROBERT S. HATS,
JAS. S. McCORD,
JOHN WILSON,
Directors.
EEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
THIBD NATIONAL BANK at Pitts
burg, In the State of Pennsylvania, at tbe
close of business July 12, 1892.
EESOUBCES.
Loans and discounts $1,221,871 10
Overdrafts, secured and unse
cured. 13,678 13
U. S. bonds to secure circulation. 60,000 00
Stocks, securities. Judgments,
claims, etc 128,921 00
Due from approved re
serve agents $105,380 07
Due from other national
banks. 67,173 71
Dne from State banks
and bankers 4,005 16
179,563 91
Banking house, furniture and fix
tures 113,000 00
Other real estate and mortgages
owned 71,201 55
Current expenses and taxes paid. 3,323 53
Premiums on U. S. bonds 8,000 00
Cbcoks and other cash
Items. $ 10,052 51
Exchanges for clearing
house ... 117,167 01
Bills of other banks 7,313 00
Fractional paper cur
rency, nlokels and
cents. 2,117 48
Specie 103,728 20
Legal tender notes 58,050 00
318,193 23
2,250 00
Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer-
per cent of circulation)..
$2,105,303 59
LIABILITIES.
Capita) stock paid In $ 600,000 00
Surplus fund 200,000 00
Undivided Droflts 23,821 70
National bank notes outstand
ing 13,000 00
Dividends unpaid , 2,153 00
Individual deposits sub-
jectto check $1,134,221 60
Demand certificates of
doposlt 87,022 CO
Cashier's checks out
standing 3,691 13
Dne to other national
banks , 136,976 18
Due to State banks and
bankers , 22,11199
1,331,325 89
$2,105,308 59
State of Pennsylvania, county of Alle
gheny, ss:
I. Wm. Stelnmeyer, cashier of tbe above
named bank, do solemnly swear that tbe
above statement is true, to the best of my
knowledge and belief."
W. 8TEINMEYEB, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me tbls
16th day of July, 1892.
JAMES A- McKEAN, Notary Public
Correct Attest:
JOS. T. HAMILTON.)
B. WOLFF, Jr., Director.
tutin xA.ttttx.iLL,
PROPOSALS.
TT S. ENGINEER'S OFFICE, CUSTOM
U. House. Cincinnati, O., July 16. 1892
Sealed proposals for furnishing brick, sand
unci stone required for lock and movable dam
No. 6. Ohio river, near Reaver, P., will
be received at tills office nntil 2.30 p. v.
AUGUST 16, 1S92, and" then publicly opened.
Specifications, blank forms and all available
information will be lurnlslieu on applica
tion to this office. AMOS STICKNEY,
Major ot Engineers, U. S. A.
PROPOSALS SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received until FRIDAY, July '-M,
1892, at the ofBce of Frank Hunnlngs,
Borough Engineer, Boom 701 Penn building,
Pittsburg, I'a., where plans and specifica
tions can be seen, for the uradin? and
paving, with beit quality vitrified brick, of
Hays alley nndl.yon alley In the borough of
Mlllvale. The contract will be let to tho
lowest and best bidder at special meetinz of
the Town Council JULY 22, 1892; Coancllre
serving the right to reject anv or all bids.
Attest: JOHN a KEED, "Burgess.
W. S. COOPER, Town Clerk.
Office or Water Depabthf3T. )
Boosts 1 AXD & Bask or McKkxsfort Bl'd'o,
McKeesport, Pa. )
NOTICE TO BOILEK MANUFACTURERS
Sealed proposal willlw received at
this office until TUESDAY, August 2. 1392,
until 4 o'clock T. jr., for the inrnishtn?, erec
tion, etc.. for the McKeeportWater Works
of four (4) horizontal, three (3) flue steam
boilers, specifications for which can be ob
tained by applying ac this office. Proposals
to he marked "Proposals for Boilers," and
the board reserves the risht to reject any
and all bids. EMANUEL WOLF.
Secretary.
AUCTION S ILE-.
AUCTION-SALE OF INTERESTS IN THREE
iron mines. Saginaw. American and Dexter
mines, and 5.000 acres of iron lands in the lshpem
ing Iron Range, JULY 23. 1S92. at 10 o'clock A. it ,
beginning with the Saginaw mine, two and one
hair miles east or Ishuemlng. Marquette county.
Mich., and continuing until all Is sold, rale on
the grounds. Terms made known on day orsale or
on application. Address C. F. CONRAD, Detroit,
Mich.
AUCTION SALE.
Fine Furniture, Carpets, Piano, etc.,
TUESDAY. July 19, at 10 o'clock,
At the rooms of the Honry Auction Co., 21
and 26 Ninth street.
The entire furnishment of a residence
moved to the store for sale. Fine wnlnut
chamber suite, cost $135, mirror door nard
robo, loldinz bed, lounges, couches, chairs
and rocker, flno Turkish parlor suite, cost
$225, pianoforte, pictures, clocks, bookcases,
desk', sideboards.lcather cbalr.chiua closet,
curtains, rng, elegant ctrpots, springs and
mattresses, bicycle, toiletware, dishes and
glassware, 'alo positive.
JifcNiti auction CO., Auctioneers.
BY JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.
PUBLIC SALE
OS'
The Extensive and Valuable
Manufacturing Property
Of "The Pennsylvania White Lead Com
pany," on River av., corner Walnut St., Al
legheny, near the rnilroad bridge, nnd hav
ing a river and railroad front with facilities
lor a switch directly to the property. Lot
about 285x170 feet to an alley, on which is
erected large and commodious brick build
ings, with two engines and boilers, etc, in
cluding warehouses, offices, sheds and S
dwellings, etc, etc, to be exposed at pnblld
sale on
TUESDAY, JULY 19,
At 11 o'clock a. m., on the premises. The
convenient locality of this valuable prop
erty, with its railroad and river advantages
and nearness to all shipping points, will not
full to commend it to anyone wanting a
desirable and extensive manu'actunng
property whero numerous and substantial
brick buildings are a necessity, and, as the
owners are desirous of soiling in order to
settle np an account, it will be allowed to
go at a price much under actual value.
The premises will be open for examination
daily. Parties who wish to investigate will
be furnished with a card at onr office.
Terms made known at sale, or bv
JA. W. DRAPE Jb CO.,
Agents nnd Auctioneers,
313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
CHOICE PROPERTIED
FOK SALE.
A SPECIAL BABGALV AND HOME.
NEW BRICK HOUSE
-OF
NINE ROOMS,
China closet, pantry, bath and laundry;
newly papered, on line of the Fifth avenue
cable, and 3 minutes from Duquesne, Trac
tion. Penn avenue cable or P. R. R.; lot
30x120 ieeu As the party is leaving the city
we offer this property for a limited time for
the sum of $7,000 on easy terms.
LIGGETT BROS.
CHOICE OFFICES
For rent in ths
hew mmm savings bm buildihs,
Wood and Diamond streets.
Well lighted, most centrally located, all
tho most modern conveniences and latest
Improvements.
Inquire at
GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK
COR. WOOD AND DIAMOND STS.
LOTS FOR SALE I
In the district known as Black Horse Hill,
Nineteenth ward, on tho following streets:
Rebecca. Dauphin, Rosetta, Breedshlll, Black
and Atlantic avenue. Prices from
$275 TO $1,000.
Terms easy If lots are built on within t
months.
J. H. COLEMAN & CO.,
6112 PENN AVE.. E. B
A HOME.
We can crlve yon one for $2,500 cash, and
balance ($7,000) on long time (monthly pay
ments if desired). A largo, handsome resi
dence on a 60-foot, asphalt-paved street.
Honse Is finished In hardwood and has every
convenience. See
MURRY & EDSALL,
FIDELITY BUILDING,
121 FOURTH AVE,
SHADYSIDE,
Close to electric and P. B. R.. complete
home of nine rooms and reception ball, with
all modem conveniences.
Lot 40x110 feet, will be sold at a bar
gain.
M. F. HIPPLE & CO.,
96 FOURTH AVENUE.
' EAST END.
Nice Home Cheap. Comer Property.
Seven-room frame, with all the modern
conveniences: lot 16x105. Small payment
down and long time on the balance.
2L F. HIPPLE CO..
96 Fourth avenue.
65 PER FOOT.
57x150.
Close to cable and electric lines In the
center of a flrat-ciass residence loca
tion In the East End. This is a bar
gain. M. F. HIPPLE & CO., 96 1th av.
FOR SALE OAKLAND.
A BARGAIN.
FINE EIQHT-ROOM BRICK.,
Hall, batb, inside w. c., botb gases, slata
mantels, tile hearths, cemented cellar, laun
dry, etc. Lot 33x90.
JT. F. HIPPLE 4 CO..
96 Fourth ar.
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