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INJURIOUS TO LABOR.
Eecent Troubles as Viewed From, a
Pulpit Standpoint
KOW IS THE TIME TO CALL A HALT.
An Allegheny Clergyman Takes
Ground igainst Tiolence.
Strong
TOPICS CHOSEN LT CITY PASTOES
Itev. S. TV. Davis, nastor of the Walton
Methodist Episcopal Church, Southside,
preached on "Confession" yesterday morn
ing. He said: "The eyes of the world are
on Christ. Some confess, others deny Him,
Bod with what result the words of Christ
solemnly declare. Men cannot serve God
secretly. Some imagine they can confess
Christ by church membership and the ordi
nance of baptism. These are not sufficient.
Some also confess in the life, but the tongue
is silent.
"Our words are a very important part of
our life, as is aptly illustrated in the business
and political world. The Scriptures com
mand, 'Confess with thy mouth the Lord
Jesus.' So important is this that 'With the
heart man believes unto repentance, but
with the mouth confession is made.'
"Some deny Christ through fear of being
put out of the synagogue. Men have often
denied Christ on account of persecution.
We may do it in silence when Christ is de
famed. One would not hear another sneak
evil of a loved friend and be silent.
Would any one, speak reproach
fully of a good and devoted mother,
without resentment? Christ may also be
denied by shirking duty. Be faithful by
being decided, stand firm, banish fear,
withstand tests and seek the help of God."
In referring to the labor troubles he said:
"I have heretofore refrainedfrom speaking,
feeling sure my congregation did not need it,
and besides one is likely to be misquoted
and misunderstood. But the events of the
past few days are things which all right
minded people deplore. Xawlessness and
violence' and all expressions, as well as acts,
in this direction are to be refrained from
and condemned. The condition ot affairs
which made it necessary lor Governor Pat
tison to call out the military is a svl com
ment on our Christian civilization. The mob
rule that overturns the lawful and peaceable
methods of a well-planned organization for
the protection of the workingmen, is most
reprehensible; proves injurious to those it is
designed to benefit, and would be subver
sive of all civil government From such an
evil members ot all labor organizations, and
all good citizens, may well implore deliver
ance. "Back of all this, there is something we
would do well, as those who fear God, lay
deeply to heart. It is the prevalence of
tongodliness."
THE LOVE OF GOD.
Kev. n. C. Applrgartb. Tells of the Powers of
This Great Delng.
Eev. H. C Applegarth, Jr., of the Fourth
Avenue Baptist Church, last night directed
his remarks to the Almightiness of God.
"Over a billion and a half of people are
scattered over this globe," saidhe'aud God
reigns o ver al. The human family as a general
thing believe He rules and is provident to
all. The multitudes of all nations delight
to houor Him. Ko matter how small the
detail is, God is cognizant of our every
action.
"When the storms, miseries and bereave
ments of life overtake us, we look for some
one to quiet and give us rest.
That refuge is alnavs found
in God. The powers of this great Sovereign
are unlimited. With that same gentle
touch that He gives rest to the weary; He
v terns a torrent-in .iu course. God? gives
His whole heart to us. He is like a mother,
though she has 20 children she loves them
all with the same love. It is to our honor
to be subjects of so treat a being. The
statesmen, ministers to foreign lands and
men ot note are accorded the privilege of
writiug Honorable before their names. To
all of us is accorded the same privilege
through the honor of loving God."
AVOIDED THE SUBJECT.
Dr. Held Says the People's Thonshts Should
lie Turned From Labor Troubles.
When Dr. J. W. Eeid, of the First TJ. P.
Church, was asked yesterday afternoon if
he had referred to the attempted assassina
tion ot Mr. Frick in his sermon, he replied:
"So, and I don't intend to. The people
think too much about these labor troubles
during the neck. The time has come to
divert their thoughts to better things on the
Sabbath at least"
On the Sunday before the Fourth the
doctor preached a timely sermon in which
he stated that emplover and employe
should meet on a level honestly and settle
their disputes with reason, not the shot
run. He advocated rigid restriction of
immigration, and said the country now had
as much ot the foreign dangerous element
as it could handle.
THE MEETING LAGGED
Because the Speakers Who Were Expected
Failed to Appear.
The regular union services of eight East
End churches in Silver Lake Grove was
postponed last night to make way for a mass
meeting for a ratification of the action of
Congress on the Sunday closing of the
World's Fair.
The rain had a cooling effect on the at
' tendance, and Judge Mazee, Major Dennis
ton, Major Moreland and Bev. Dr. McClel
land, who were billed to speak, did not put
in an appearance. The speakers ot the
evening were Bev. Drs. Chalfant, Crafts
and Peter Dick. The spirit of the meeting
lagged, o ing to the non-appearance of the
principal speakers and some got up and left
before the meeting was over.
The regular union services will be held
as usual next Sunday evening in the grove.
TIME TO CALL A HALT,
The Red Hand of Anarchr Mast Not Inter
fere in Labor Disputes.
Eev. & "W. McCorkle, of Allegheny, in
Speaking of the attempted assassination of
the Chairman of the Carnegis Steel Com
pany, said: "It is now time to call a halt
"When the red hand of anarchy inter
feres with the disputes between labor
and capital and tries to take life,
then it is time for a more conservative
policy to be pursued. The Carnegie Steel
Company and Homestead workers should
now hold a conference and settled their
difficulties."
McDonald Corner-btone Laying.
Is'ert Sunday the McDonald Catholic
Church will celebrate its corner-stone lay
ing. The First Eegiment of Hibernian
liiflcs, B. of C, has been invited.
Services in ihe Jail.
The services in the jail yesterday after
noon were conducted by the Eev. Mr. "West
wood and a selected choir.
Room Renters ana Boarding Houses Who
Hare
Used The Dispatch's Cent-a-Word advertis
ing columns under Wanted Boarders and
Rooms To Let nnd it the best.
Tor Ladies' Use
Wo have the Juno, Peerless, Electric, tho
Psycho, the Lady Worth and Quadrant.
PrrrsBCBO 'Ctcxe Co.,
120 and 128 Wood street.
Excursion to Cleveland,
Via Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad, Tues
day, July 28. Tickets good for return until
July SO. Only $3 for the round trip.
A YOUTHFUL BURGLAR.
She Didn't Take Anything Away, hat Broke
Into the House to Bars a Good Time
Solution ot a Mystery That Puzileel the
Police.
The owner of a residence on Highland
avenue left for Europe some time ago, add
closed up his house after removing all arti
cles ot value to a safe resting place. An
officer passing the house last Sunday de
tected signs which pointed plainly to
the fact that the house had
been broken into. He repaired to
the house of a relative of the owner nearby
to inform him of the fact When the officer
was announced to the head of the family he
was entertaining two or three friends in his
room with liquid refreshments, and his first
thought was that his speak-easy was being
raided. After being informed of the pur
pose of-the officer's visit, this fear was dis
pelled, and he and his friends accompanied
the officer to the scene of the supposed
burglary. Upon examination they found
the house turned upside down. Nearly all
the shutters were thrown open and
every drawer and cupboard in the
house had been 'sacked and the contents
strewn about the floor. The most surpris
ing feature, however, was that a small
bank which was filled with money, the only
thing of real value about the place, was
standing undisturbed on one of the mantle
pieces in full view. There was an air of
mystery about the place they could not
penetrate. However, they closed the house,
and everything was peaceful again.
A couple of days ago a neighbor called
upon the same gentleman early in the
morning to inform him that the house had
again been entered. He obtained the same
officer and again went to the house finding
it in exactly the same condition as before
with the bank still untouched. They were
very much perplexed and as the two sat
considering the matter, chostlv visions
began to arise before them. They were
interrupted in their reveries by a neighbor
who came in upon them and explained the
matter. A little girl five years old. who
lived next door, had been using the house
for a playroom. She and her companions
had twice succeeded in prying a window
open and once inside, their inquisitive
natures got the best of them; hence all this
disorder. Thus ended what might have
been a wonderful ghost story.
MONTANA GOrjJQ EEPUBLICAH.
Superintendent Young, of Helena, Says a
Good Word for Chairman Carter.
Dr. B. G. Young, Superintendent of the
Helena pnblic schools, is in the city. He
had been attending the annual meeting of
teachers at Saratoga, and stopped over here
to visit friends for a few days. JHe is an
ardent Republican, and is in line to be the
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
in Montana. He is personally acquainted
with Chairman Tom Carter and Senators
Sanders and Powers. Speaking of Carter
Prof. Young says he is a great hustler; in
his opinion one of the liveliest campaign
managers in the country. He expects to
see Carter handle the reins as well as
Senator Quay.
"I feel sure," he continued, "that Mon
tana will go Bepublican this fall The
People's party has recently organized in the
State, and it is difficult to say what they
will do, or what coalitions they may form.
Governor Pattison, of Pennsylvania, was
very popular in Montana, and if he had
Deen nominated it is generally conceded
that he would have carried the State."
A year ago Chauncey F. Black and Sena
tor Faulkner organized a number of Demo
cratic clubs in Montana and throughout the
far 2f orthwest Black was very enthusiastic
and predicted that as a result of his work
many of these States would be found in the
Democratic column. So far he has failed to
materialize as a prophet Montana covers
a great area. The State is 800 miles long,
and Dr. Young says some of the counties
have 30,000 square miles of territory. The
doctor emigrated from'Iowa three years ago,
and has become greatly attached to his
mountainous country.
CLUBS ON THE MOVE.
Hot Weather DrlTlrc Plttsburger Into the
Lake Regions.
The movement of hunting and fishing
clubs to the lakes continues from day to
day, and the present hot spell of weather is
driving them out of the city like sheep
making a break for new pasture. The
Lake Erie read will handle the following
clubs:
The Champion Club, to the number of 300
will leave for Leavittsburg over the road
to-day. The advance guard of the Key
stone Club will start for Mullet Lake July
28, and the club, with 39 members, will fol
low July 31. B. C Christy's party, 65 peo
ple, will leave for Ahinc Harbor, Can
ada, August 3. Judge Stowe- is a
member, and a number of lawyers
will join the crowd. They expect to spend
the month of August The Iron City Club,
130 members, will leave shortly in a "special
train for Lake Talon. This point is 120
miles from the terminus of the Grand
Trunk road. Frank Kline with a party of
friends left for Mackinao last Satur
day. Joseph Slapnick and party started
for Autrain on the same day.
The Turners, 300 strong, started yester
day for Congress Lake, in Ohio. Thev oc
cupied two special trains. On August 7
theStucky party, also Turners, and num
bering 150, will go into camp on the shores
of this lake. The Good "Will Club is sched
uled to camp at Put-in-Bay, beginning July
3L The McNaughter party will leave for
Penetaing, Ont, July 27.
rOXTBHT FOE A IhOVEL.
Two Hostlers Quarrel, Hurt Each Other,
and Are Arrested.
James Mullen and "William Madden, two
hostlers employed at William Smith's rid
ing academy, were arrested yesterday after
noon by Officer Perry and locked-np in the
Fourteenth ward station. The men quar
reled over the possession of a shovel, and a
fight followed, in which Mullen struck
Madden a terrible blow on the head with
the shovel, cutting a gash two inches long.
The fight lasted about 20 minutes and
created quite an excitement in the neigh
Dornooo. xne laces oi Doth men were
badly disfigured.
Brown Chapel Excursion to Rock Point
Via Pennsylvania Lines July SL
Round trip rate from Pittsburg M cents.
Special trains leave Union station 7.30 a. m.
and 12.30 r. m., Central time. Returning
train will leave Kock Point at S p. jr. xv
For Sale.
A full blooded Percheron mare, hazel dark:
pray, four sears old, registry N 14,284, at
Arnheim Live Stock Company (limited)
stithies, 52 Second avenue, Pittsburg;, Pa
Full pedigree will be given to purchaser.
Parents Should See
Our line of boys' and girls' wheels before
purchasing elsewhere. Our prices will
astonish you. Plttsuurj'Cycle Company. 426
and 423 Wood street and Center and Ells
worth avenues.
Have You a Vacant Room
And wish a tenant for it? Then do as
liundfedsof others have done advertise It In
the To Let Rooms Cent-a-Word advertising
columns of The Dispatch.
Walkbu's Famu-t Soap contains no free
alkali. Clothes washed with it will last
twice as long as when washed with ordinary
soap. hwp
D Witt's Little Early Riser. Best piU
for biliousness, sick headache, malaria,
Meh's lancy shirts SI and up now. Pink
and bine. Jos. Hobxe & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
Rooms Soon Rented.
Don't fail to send in yonr adlet to-day for
the Sunday Cent-a-Word Columns.
Summer Suitings,
Vestings and trouserings to order on short
notice at Fitcairn's, 131 wood street.
THE
TWff FIRES IN A DAY.
J. Stevenson & Co.'s Fork Packing
House on Liberty Street
IN PL-AMES TWICE IN FOUR HOURS.
Firemen Dave a'Hard Time Eattling With
Hickory Smoke.
WOKEING THE FIRE WITH EELATS
Shortly after 3 o'clock yesterday after
noon fire'was discovered in the smoke house
attached to the pork packing establishment
of J. Stevenson & Co., 637 Liberty street
An alarm was turned in from box 17, but by
the time the firemen arrived dense volumes
of smoke were pouring from the windows
and other outlets: The smoke was from
hickory wood piled in the smoke
house and is of so heavy a character that it
is very difficult to withstand its effects.
The firemen braved this nauseating cloud,
but the men could stay in the building no
langer than ten minutes at a time, and then
would have to come out and vomit Chief
Steele wortcd the fire with relays of men,
and in this way crews were kept at work
all the time. The blaze was confinel to the
smoke house, and in a short time xu ex
tinguished. The members of the firmwere present,
but none of them had any idea as to the
origin of the fire. They stated that the
smoke House was filled with meat, all of
which would be destroyed. The loss was
placed at $5,000, which was fully covered by
insurance, placed in different companies.
Three alarms were sent in for 'the fire, prin
cipally to get the use of the meu.
At 11:30 yesterday morning there was a
fire in the same building and in the very
same spot This blaze was a very small
one and was extinguished without difficulty.
Chief Steele at that time made a thorough
search of the premises and was satisfied
that there was no more fire in the building. .
It is thought that some embers were over
looked and this caused the second fire.
The Seashore Excursions Tla Pennsylvania
.Railroad
In July werellberallv patronlzedhy theneo
pie of Western Pennsylvania. August
promises greater results. The tickets Rive
the choicest points on the New. Jersey coast.
Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle City or
Ocean City excursion tickets, good lor 12
days, sold from Pittsburg at rate of $10 for
round trip; correspondingly low rates ftom
other stations. Thursday, August 4, is date
or next excursion. Special train of Pullman
parlor cars and Easthike coaches leaves
Union station at 8.50 a. m. Tickets good on
regular trains, 1:30, 7:10 and 8.10 r. ac.
Horses and Mules.
The Arnheim Live -Stock Company (lim
ited), at 52 Second avenue, Pittsburg Pa.,
have Just received 75 head or draught, carri
age, speedy roadster and general pnipose
horses. Anyone wishing to purchase a horse
or a team should not fail to call at their
stables. They guarantee to sell for less
money and their stock give better satisfac
tion than any other dealers in Western
Pennsylvania. They take pleasure in show
ing their stock to all who may call, if wish
ing to buy or not Their mule yard on
Second avenne is filled with 100 head of
cholos pit and draught mules, all well
broken.
PITTSBURG & LAKE ERIE B. R.
Special Excursions.
July 26, Cleveland and return ?3 00
Good until July 30toieturn.
July 20, Niagara Falls and return $7 00
Good fifteen days to return.
July 26, Toi on to and return $8 00
Good fifteen days to return.
Every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday to
Chautauqua, Cambridge and baeger
townaud return, good 15 days $3 00
Every Lady Wants One.
The demand for our beautiful booklet Is
something tremendous. Over 5,000 were
sent out last week, audi the. large. .ctockris
being almost exhausted. It-is pronounced
by the papers to be the handsomest booklet
ever published in the city. Any lady send
ing name, address and 2 cents postage to the
Marshall Kennedy Milling Co., Allegheny,
Pa., can secure one of these gems of the
illustrators' and printers' art. srwr
Excursion Via the Picturesque B. & O. B, B,
To Atlantic City, via Washington, Baltimore
and Philadelphia, on Thursday, July 23, 1892.
Bate $10 the round trip: tickets good lor 12
days trom day of sale and good to stop off at
Washington City returning. Trains with
Pullman pallor and sleeping enrs will leave
B. & O. depot, Pittsburg, at 8 A. sr. and 9.20
r. jr.
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
VTOTICE-DR. JXO. COOPER. JR., HAS RE
X MOVED his offices from .No iZ N. Diamond it,
Allegheny, to rooms 42and 43 Westlnghouse build
ing, Pittsburg. Ear, nose, throat and chest dis
eases. Hours 1 to 4 P. si.
OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL TKASSIT CO.
I
OIL, CITT. Pa.. July 23. 1892.
VrOTICE THE PATRONSOF THE NATION
iA Transit Co. are herebv notified that aU credit
balances upon the books of the 'National Transit
Co. at the close of business July 22. 1892, and all
outstanding acceptances Issued on or prior to that
date are subject to an assessment of fire hundred
and fifteen thousandths ofrone per cent or fire and
fifteen hundredths (5 and 15-100) barrels on a thou
sand in pipage paid oil onraccount of loss by fire
on the evening of July 22, 1802, of tanl s united
register numbers 1324 and 1328, on Hewitt farm,
near Olean, New York. D. o'DAY.
Vice President.
Dividends.
The Ben Franklin Ivsuravck Compant, )
or alleoiievv. Pa..
Alleouevy. July 13, 1892. J
"nrVIDEND-THE DIRfcCTOKSOF THIS COM
XJ PANY have this dty declared a dividend or
ONE AND ONE-HALF DOLLARS (8 per cent)
per share, pa) able on demand.
WM A. FORD, Secretary.
Tms Safe Deposit and Trust Company
OF PlTTSBtP-G.
PITTSBURO. July 14. 1892
TYIVIDEND THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
U company have this day declared a dividend of
THREE i3) PERCENT, on the capital stock, out
of the earnings or the last six months, payable
forthwith, free of tax.
WILLIAM T. HOWE. Secretary and Treasurer.
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL Ladles suffering from nervous
prostration don't give up, but call on Mrs. Dr.
McGranor. 350 Wylleav.
PERSONAL Credit, yes. credit on fine dress
goods, silks, satins, wraps, etc. at J. Dwyer's,
Room 4. McCance block. 701 smlthfleld.
gold and silver
new work mada
imlthfleld.
PERSONAL Hair, moles, etc. on ladles' faces
permanently destroyed by the electric needle
without pain or scir; consultation free. Miss
btreng, office 903 Penn ar., Dickson building.
PERGONAL-Ladles wishing to take Turko Face
Baths or face massage for removing blemishes
and improving the complexion will please visit my
parlors at 903 Penn ar., Pittsburg. Miss Sherwood.
PERSONAL "Everett Club News" The pianos
delivered this week are club A, No. 289. Mrs.
P. Rafiertr, 201 Market St.. Allegheny, Pa. ; club
B, No 1S6. Robert Newell, LamontandGsts., Al
legheny, Pa.
PERSONAL Van's Charm root beer will do you
good: drink in any kind -of weather, hot or
cold, ralnorshlne; some root beer is only fitto
drink in hot weather: Van's root beer is a good
thing to drink the year round.
"DERSON AL When 1 was a small boy my mother
X always repaired my breecbes am
since 1 rot to be a great big man.
in jacxet, dui
Dickson, the
well-known tailor. 65 Fifth av.. cor. Wnnn Ht
second floor, has been substituted, who now does
all my cleaning, pressing and renovating in great
shape Tel. IS8
PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED by the borough of Tarentum,
Pa., until 7 o'clock p. m., AUGUST 8. 1892, for
sewerage plan for the borough. Specifica
tions can be seen at office of the clerk. South
Canul street. Council reserves tho right to
rejectanv or all bids.
By order of Council.'
W. W. CALPASS, Council Clerk.
PROPOSALS FOE SEWERING THE
Twenty-first ward public sobool, Linooln
building, also receiling two (2) rooms and
niacins sinks and water closets In cellar,
will be received at the office of Dr. G. W.
McNeil, Frankstown av. and Enterprise sts.,
East End.
Bids to be separate and all bids to be in be
fore July SO. 1892.
The board reserving the right to reject any
and all bids. By order or the board.
A. H, EDWARDS, 8ecy.
D A TP MTQ O. D. LEVIS (next Leader)
yearssaoiiciigr.
PITTSBURG- DIEjPATCH,
M3-Ctatrtflcd real estate advertitemtntt on this
page ten cent per line for each insertion, and
none takenor leu than twenty eenU.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
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TOR EACH INSERTION when paid for in ad
vance either at main or branch offices.
Wanted AdvertUemenU of all Kindt.
SUCH AS
SITUATIONS,
MALE HELP,
FEMALE HELP,
AGENTS,
BOOMS,
BOARDING,
BOABDEBS,
MISCELLAN EOTJS,
TO LET ROOMS,
FEBSONAI.S.
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALES,
LOST AND FOUND.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
BUSINESS OFFICE -
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ALWAYS OPEN
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WIIERE
WANTS. FOR SALE. TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements mould be prepaid unless adver
tisers 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 TnE EAST END. J. W. WALLACE, 6121
PENN AV.
PITTSBURG-ADDrnON AL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY, 3500 Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY, 24th street and Penn avenne.
ALLEGHENY-ADDITIONAL.
F. H. EGGERS A SON. Ohio and Chestnut streets.
THOMAS McIIFNRY, Western and Irwin avenues.
TVANTED.
Hale HelD.
A XLE-TURNERS Two. Peninsular Car Co.,
-tt. Ferry st Detroit, Mich.
BOY to work in dining and lunch
Carson st. Jess Moore.
BRICKBURNER-Must have the best reference.
Address Bed Brick, Dispatch office.
CANVASSERS Ten first-class canvassers for
crayon portraits; the ery best salary or com
mission paid. Call or address the Leland Portrait
Co., 449 to 457 Pearl St., Cleveland, O.
"XANVASSEKS for latest novelties; free samples.
J 102 Fourth av room 6.
COACHMAN Good wages to a first-class white
J coachman for private family. Call at fifth
floor Chronicle Telegraph Molding.
DRUG CLERK (Registered) for city store. Ad
dress MenthaL Dispatch office.
GARDENER An unmarried man wbo can miut
and do general work. Call 959 Liberty st.
LABORERS-Grant st. between Second
Third avenues. Thomas McNally.
and
M
AN A practical and experienced anthracite
blast furnace manager: state exDerlence with
reference and salary expected. Address Iron
Stores, Dispatch office.
Tl fAN Intelligent man In order department.
-in. a. u
, Dispatch office.
11L make (100 per month telling fly net clips. The
editor sa; s it's a practical invention. Sample by
mall, with terms, IS cents. Berry Metallic Fas
tener Co . WHuamiport. Pa.
MEN Hard workers to earn to per day.
dress Chief Organizer, Dispatch office.
Ad-
NIGHT WATCHMAN for a large mercantile
house in heart of the city. Address, giving
reference, R. 3, Dispatch office.
QALESMAN On salary or commission, to nandln
Q the new patent chemical ink erasing pencil;
tire greatest selling novelty ever produced: erases
Ink thoroughly in two seconds; no abrasion ot
paper: 200 to MO per cent profit; one agent's sales
amounted to 1620 in six dars, 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.
OCA LEMAKERS Steady employment. Address
O Box B-9, Dispatch office, stating experience in
scale work.
SOLICITORS for city and adjacent towns. Pitts
burg bult Club Company, No. 62 Sixth av.
TEACHER for grammar grade, salary foO per
month, by School Board of Jeannette. Pa.;
must come well recommended; send applications to
secretarv on or before Auirust 1. 1S92. w .L.Heintzel-
man. Secretary of Board.
rpoSSERS (three) to work in setting gangs, clay
1 diggers and laborers; married meu preferred.
Apply to the Hersferger Co., Vickroy and Magce
streets.
rpjtAVELING SALESMEN to sell baking pow-
jl uer; we put our gooas in kisss rouing pins:
KO
nis-
month salarv and exrjenses. or 23 ner cent comm
ston: good side line: if yojtwant.a Job. write; send
stamp for reply. Chicago Baking Powder Co., 767
Van Buren St., Chicago. '
TRAVELING SALESMEN New specialty,
worth 875 weekly, all lines of trade. Allkou,
177 Monroe St., Chicago.
WANTED Salesmen to handle a 5 typewriter;
splendid chance for permanent, profitable
work. T. C. McElroy, 26th st.
Agents.
1 GENTS Full
line Presldsntal
campaign
inle badge
JX badges, pictures, buttons, etc, ; sample badge
juc; assorieu aozen auc; stamps taiten.
ft Co.. Providence, R. L
F. Stayner
A GENTS S3 to ?7 dally; experience unnecessary.
J. Putnam ft Co., Perfumers, WestWinsted.Ct.
GENERAL AGENT and male and female can
vassers wanted to sell stove polishing mittens;
keep hands perfectly olean: samples, 35c; also
agents for Patoh mender; mends everything, as
ladles' and gents' clothing, woolens, linen, cot
ton, silk, laces and lace curtains, horse blankets,
umbrellas, mackintoshes. rubber shoes and leather;
sample. 10c; our agents make from S5 to 110 per
day. Address Novelty Mfg. Co., as V est Third
St., New York, or call to-day after G p. M. at faev
enth Avenue Hotel. Ask for L. Rosenthal.
Female Help Wanted.
COOK First-class cook (female) at Commercial
Hotel, bharpsburg.
GIRLS to assort rags; none nut those having ex
perience need apply. Call at office of McCul
lough ft ttfnltn, 31 Seventh st.
HOUSEKEEPER At once, middle aged house
keeper; bring reference: (5 a week. 339 South
Hlland, E. E.
LADY in order department; S10 week. A, A., Dis
patch office.
Mala and Eemale 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. cook and chambermaid. Mee
ban's Agency. 545 Grant st.
TTELP Seamstress. laundress, cooks, dining-
XJ room girls, chambermaids, nurses, 200 house
girls. 5b for country; girls for hotels and boarding
nouses, uerman ana coiorea
girls. 60 farm hands.
white:
street.
white and colored waiters. Thompson's, (03 Grant
Boarders and Lodgers Wanted.
BOARDERS Ladles and gentlemen, married or
single, to board by the week or month in a
beautiful suburban house easy of access to steam
and electric cars. Address W., Dispatch office.
BOARDING Persons wanting boarding for the
summer, at reasonable rates, should write to
Hotel Williams, Ohio Pyle, Pa.
BOARDERS and roomers; all conveniences; rea
sonable. 221 Federal st., Allegheny.
LODGERS Anchor Hotel, Liberty, corner
Fourth: lodging per night, 25c, 35c, SOc; week,
fl 25. tl 75. 12. 13.
OCCUPANTS-Fur well furnished second-story
front room with good board, 41 Fourth at,,
near Penn.
OCCUPANTS For nicely furnished room. 222
Dinwiddle st.
Hotels, Dining and Lunch Rooms.
HOTEL FEDERAL, No. 171 Federal St., Alle
gheny. Rates 11 and 12 per day.
YJlSlTKevan'sladles'and gents' dining rooms, SOS
1 Penn ave. ; business men's dinner; ladles' noon
lunch; meals anytime; everything in season.
Financial Vfanteo.
PNANCIAL-Loans of500, 1,000 tott.OCOand
up to 110,000 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 yon money on mortgages, s. J.
Fleming, 400 AVood St., cor. Fourth av.
MONEY to loan, in sums of 1500. f 1,000. 12.000.
ts.000 and upward, at lowest rates, on mort
gages. Charles Homers ft Co., 181 Fourth ar.
MONEY To loan at 6 per cent; "small mortgages
preferred. Sec Murry ft EdsaU, Fidelity
building, 121 Fourth av.
MONEY at S per cent. We have ISO, 000 to loan
300 up. AUes Bros, ft Co., 164 Fourth av.
MORTGAGES on city or Allegheny county prop
erty atlewest rate. Henry A. Weaver ft
Co., 2 Fourth av.
rpo LOAN 13X1,000 on mortgages: flUO and up
X ward at s per cent: two, 000 at 4) per cent on
Tesldences or business property,
farms, c. H. French, ia Fourth
vacant lota
av.
WANTED Mortgages on improved city or Alle
gheny county property, McCune ft Coulter,
IS Fourth av.
&L0,1
OOO to loan at 5 per cent. John K. Xwlng
m, LO iw cuerai st.
Business Opportunnes Wantea.
WANTED Man with some push and SI. 500 cash
by a reliable manufacturing concern; Sl.an
salary, commissions and security for money; don't
answer this unless you mean business. Address
M. AV.. Dispatch office.
WAN TED-An established New York hollow
ware house wants agency for the East of a
first-class iron hollow ware factorr. Address
Henry M. Beach, 312 Broadway, New York.
Fire Insurance Wanted.
-DENSWAJWXB ZAHK-rira Insurance,
60
25,
WASTED.
Situations Wanted.
POSITION By young man with best of refer
ence, wbo is a skilled penman; practlca
knowledge or bookkeeping: not afraid to work.
Address B. It. Dispatch office.
POSITION By a good fire-brick, stove-tile or
red-brick molder; understands all branches of
the business. Address Wm. J. Green, 7H Broad
St., Johnstown, Pa.
POSITION By young man with reference, who
Is a skilled penman; can do anything, and not
alraia to work. Address P. It., Dispatch office.:
Instruction.
STUDENTS-Everybody to know that the full
term or the Actual Business College, S Sixth
av.. begins Augusts: write for new pictorial cata
logue, mailed free. M. J. Conner President, J. M.
Phillips, Dean of Faculty.
Miscellaneous VF anted.
APPLICATIONS for rent of fourth story of new
bulMlngofSchafer Bros., with power or for
lodge rooau. Address Senator Bros., Fifteenth
and Bingham sis.
BUY Van's Charm root beer extract and make at
a low cost one of the most , healthful and re
freshing drinks ever produced.
HORSE A black or chestnut sorrel; must be
tractable, B. F. Bcale, Harrison av., Alle
gheny. PAINTING and Plate Glass glazing. It. C. Miller.
(26 Grant St., Pittsburg.
PATENTS O. D. Levis (20 years). Solicitor. 131
Fifth av.. next Leader. Plttsbnrg: no delay.
PURCHASER for a first-class barbershop: cen
trally located. Apply Ross W. Black & Co.,
712 Penn av.
TRUNKS hauled to anu Irom East End for SOc.
Campbell A Davis, 12 Seventh ar. Telephone
271.
USE Jones' Bedbug Paralyser Jones' Magic
Roach Powder! roaches banished by contract;
satisfaction given or no pay. 222 Federal St., Alle
gheny, bold by all first-class druggists.
VAN'S Charm root beer will do you goodr any
one who ever drank it will tell you thls:peo
file of Pittsburg know a good thing when they see
t; this is why they all drink Van's Charm root
beer.
WANTED Everyone wno wants the finest and
cheapest wall paper In America to snd for
samples; sent free to any address. G. G. O'Brien,
Faint and Wall Paper btore. U2 Fifth av.
TTTANTED To buy lease and furnlshment of ho
vV tel or grocery In country. Address G. K.,
Dispatch otflie.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Musical Instruments.
PIANO Magnificent upright piano, nearly new,
will be sold at public auction 'Inesday, Julr
X. at 10:30, and all the elegaut rurnlture; new a
short time ago. 180 Sheffield tU, Allegheny.
Horses. Vehicles. Live tStocst For Sale.
DELIVERY wagons Delivery wagons all styles;
our own make. Wm. Bcckert, 340 to 344 Ohio
t., Allegheny. Telephone, 3V.D.
HORSE Fine 5-year-old horse; handsome bay:
learless and an exceptionally stylish traveler;
can show better than a 3:00 trot either in harness
or under saddle; warranted sound and kind: can
be handled by a Iadv. H. a Webster. 1003 Penu
av., or J. M. Earr, Edgeworth Training Track.
HORSE and covered delivery wagon, for sale or
hire, at 181 Third av.
Machinery and Metals For dale.
BOILERS and englnes7 second-hand: all sizes,
from 4 to 100 h. p. : cheapest In the market: 64
boilers and engines fn stock, stationary and porta
able. upright boilers, mounted farm engine, etc.;
steam pumps, governor, pulleys and shafting.
Telephone i01. 4-25 Park way. J. S. Young. Alle
gheny. Pa.
ENGINES Genuine Acme automatic safety en
gines and non-explosive boilers, from one
half to five horse powers, for natural gas or carbon
oil as fuel: latest Improved ventilating fans and
water motors, sold by J. Prager, sole agent, at No.
4 Fifth av. Send for catalogue and information.
ENGINES and boilers of every description: brick
yard supplies; contractors, and rolling mill ma
chinery. Gliomas Carlln's Sons. Lacock and San
dusky its.. Allegheny.
I?OR SALE-15 typewriters; strong, durable,
practicable; Just the thing for offices; call and
see it; only (5. T. C. McElroy, No. 26tb st.
IMPROVED Whitman A Barnes high-speed
automatic non-exoloslre engines and boilers,
exhaust and ventilating fly fans of our own make;
alio electric lighting; second-hand old-stvle Acme
automatic engines; second-hand Snedlker and car
fly ram: B. W, Paine ft Sons automatic engines,
from 5 to 250 horse power; electric motors, water
motors and all kinds of light power and supplies.
Tompkins ft Ulrich. Engineers and Contractors,
316 and 518 Liberty St.. Pittsburg, Pa.
GRINDSTONES In all sizes, for all kinds of
grinding; Cralgleltb, Newcastle, Nova Bcotla
ana other grits; iron irzmes ana nxtures ior nana.
'Si.
oil stone, emery
wheels and grinders.
Wm.
Klrby, us jrirst
avenue.
Rubber Stamps Tor Sate.
GET your rubber stamps
Seal presses, brats chc
steel itainDf. stenelts.
rcsses. brats cheeks, etc. from Sbeaffer
A Co.. Hi Tilth ar.
xun's vouege Dtuioing.
"" MlscellaneouV-For Sale.
A' WNING. school desks, furniture wagon, store
counter, wire mats for saloons, roll top desk,
showcase. 58 Diamond,,
TWO barber chairs, center washstand and other
fixtures must be Bold this week; cheap: owner
wants to leave city. Address R, P., Dispatch of
fice. DR. McGR AN OR'S magnetic catarrh powder;
sure cure. N o 350 Wj lie av.
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.
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities For Hale.
BAKERY and Ice cream parlor, doing a good
business. Address F. W. Boener, McDon
ald, Pa.
BARBER SHOP Good stand, with two chairs.
Call at 562 Fifth av.
BUSINESS A fine business opening in the cen
ter of the city; a successful and solid jobbing
firm Is compelled to quit on account of ill-health,
and is prepared to treat with anyone wbo can com
mand S3). 100; this is a good thing; we hat e a live
and reliable partv on hand who will take a half In
terest. Particulars confidentially from Jas. AV.
Drape ft Co.. 313 Wood St.. Pittsburg.
DE
iRUG STORE One of the best locations in Alle
gheny City; sales 110.000 per year: light ex-
?rnse; maklug money: reason ror selling, other
uslnes. Address Opium, Dispatch office Alle
gheny i;uy, ra.
DRUG STOHE-One of the best retail stands in
the county; reasons for selling, sickness; 13,600
cash. Address Quinine, Dispatch otflce.
FEED BUSINESS-A full running feed and buck
wheat mill, all In prime order; machinery all
of the newest deslgn;largc mill building with rail
road switch; several dwellings, etc., and situate in
a prosperous manufacturing town online" of rail
road: there Is an immense bargain and sure fortune
hereto anyone who understands the business: the
present owner is In a position to make a sacrifice:
an examination of the property and business and
the most rigid investigation Is solicited: it Is rare
that such an opening occurs. Jas. W. Drape & Co.,
313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
f ROCERY STORE Well established ; good trade;
vji nouse anu stauie to rent or lorsaie. d or par
ticulars call at A.
D. Wilson's. 55 Federal St.,
Allegheny.
TTALF interest in a fiour and feed business: store
XA wen stocKea ana aoingwen in Allegheny
gooa reason tor seuing; win i
will sell at cost. Address
W. S., Dispatch office.
HOTEL A first-class business, with license,
billiard room, etc., etc.; about 100 rooms,
well furnished throughout: business In full run
ning condition and profitable: rent only about
31,400; satisfactory reasons for selling, a fine open
ing. Particulars from Jas. AV. Drape & Co., 313
W ood street, Pittsburg.
JEWELRY and silversmith business: well es
tablished and doing a paying trade; situate In a
prosperous manufacturing city In Western Penn
sylvania; a well-selected stock, and all in gool con
dition; best location in the town: the leading
thoroughfare; a rare opening. Particulars confi
dentially from Jas. W. Drape A Co., 313 Wood St.,
Pittsburg.
NOTION and toyjjusiness A profitable business;
well established and doing a good lobbing and
retail trade; excellent location in Allegheny: one of
the best thoroughfares in the city: a good opening.
Jas. W. Drape 5. Co.. 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
RESTAURANT-A well-established restaurant;
one of the best locations in Allegheny, on a
busy thoroughfare: full equipment, everything in
flue running order and making money; a good
opening. Jas. AV. Draco ft Co., 313 Wood St.,
Pittsburg.
SALOON For sale: doing good business In a
thriving city on the Ohio river; good reasons
for selling. Address Box 893, Bellalre, O.
Business Properties "or Sale
H HE large manufacturing propertv of the Penna
J AVhite Lead Co., situate River a v., corner
Walnut st Allegheny, fronting railroad and
river: lot about 285x170 feet. with. large, brick
buildings, warehouses, offices and six dwelliugs
thereon; also, two fine engines and boilers, etc..
to be sold at adjourned sale on Wednesday. August
3, at 11 o'clock. In the salesroom of Jas. W. Drape
ft Co.. Agents and Auctioneers. 313 AVood st,.
Pittsburg, where information as to terms, etc., can
be obtained.
- FOIt BALE LOTS.
City Lots. ,
J&97fC-H0r 1500 Herron Hill Park plan;
OpAlU choice lots near Wylie av. cable cars at
above prices: some on paved street only flOdowD,
balance 3 ainontb: sure to enhance quickly. Black
ft Balrd, SS Fourth av.
7fll"l t0T nlce building lot in the Four
UPlVvf teenthward: convenient to Fifth av.
cable cars; nothing cbeapcr so well situated
; UUUJlDg cueapcr M neu suuai
Charles Somers ft Co., 131 Fourth av.
4.-WA-.J.J,
East End Lots For Sala.
EUREKA PLACE, Oakland; nice level lots fJW
to 600 each: small cash payment; balanco
monthlv. For plans and prices see George
Bchmidt, 1W Fourth avel
Haselwood Lots For Sale.
HAZFLWOOD AT.4An eleirsnt corner lot,
irregular shape, equal to S2zl feel, within a
few minutes' walk of Hliel wood station. Baltimore
Ohio Hallway, and Second avenue electric cars; I
will sell cheap for eash,iito quick buyer. John X, I
XcCrlcUrt, M Fourth ay. ; telephone 157s. 1
MONDAY, JULY
1892.
FOR 8 ALE LOTS.
Allegheny l4ts For Sale.
LOTS in Grove Square plan. Perrysvllle av., Al
legheny, on easy terms without Interest. Call
on Holmes & Co., 420 SmllbQeld St.. for plans.
s. Suburban Lota For Sale.
EDGE WOOD, P. B.R. A very choice residence
lot on Maple av.. 100x300: at a bargain. Hoff
man & Baldrldge, llklnsbnrg. opposite depot.
LOTS at Idlewood Beautirul level lots on Main
St.. on which electric cars will run to Mans
field : price from (200 to 1400. on easy payments.. A.
Bauck, 441 Grant st.
Of acres ot ground and dwelling contiguous to
JJJ agrowing manufacturing town on line of
railroad; rare bargain. Jas. w. Drape & Co., 313
Wood St., Pittsburg.
Q A Acres of land at 875 an acre: 10 or IS minutes'
idiL waic irom ueuaven station, Y. A w- it. ic
about miles from city.
Address Ralph A. Lee,
V aicucia, 1 a.
Farms for San.
FARM Over 200 acres, near Logan's Ferry sta
tion and convenient to Kensington and Par
nassus, on A. V. R. K. and in the vlclnltr of the
new gas and oil territory: there Is a dwelling and
outbuildings, large orchard, plenty of water and a
quantity of coal; known as the farm of the late Dr.
Prestly. deceased. Terms, etc., from Jas. W.
Drape 4 Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
FARM A good and very pretty 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. 210, Cumberland, Md.
FOB SALE IMPROVED HEAL ESTATE
City Residences.
fil1 750 On Citizens' Electric Line, good 5-room
4pJ-9 frame dwelling: lot 21x100: must be sold at
ouce: a bargain. M. F. Hippie &, Co., sc Fourth
avenue.
East End Residences For Sale.
EAST END A handsome residence on a fine
paved avenue near cable and electric cars;
large lot: spacious lawn in front; ample shade
from natural forest trees of full growth; residence
has all the more recent and thoroughly modern ap-
f)llances. and is really unique" In every partlcu
ar; perfection In art and beauty are singularly
blended throughout: a perspective in Tlew In our
office; possession at once. Jas. W. Drape X Co.,
313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
T7AST END A neat brick dwelling, near cable
lTj cars, S rooms, sewing room, toilet room and
bath, furnace, hall and drv cellar: all in nrlme or
der throughout: fine lot; front, side and. rear en
trances; immediate possession.
Co., 313 Wood street, Pittsburg.
Jas. W. Drape &
CQ 230 A choice Shadyslde residence, between
tIDOf S. Hlland and Shadr avs.; a stone and brick
Dulldlng. complete in every detail and supplied
with all modern convenlenccs;handsomelot30xl20.
with flagstone walks and lawn: accommodating
terms of payment: if not promptly sold will rent to
a good tenant. U-5Z-333) Charles Somers & Co.,
131 rourtii av. '
M700 A neat brick house, (stands alone) 8
j rooms: modern fixtures Including healer:
lot 27x120: location very desirable: Oakland, on
Pittsburg cable line. W. A. Herron ft Sons. 80
4th ar.
Allegheny Residences For Sale.
ALLEGHENY Excellent house and large lot on
line of Perrysvllle avenue cars; 15 minutes'
walk from postofilce; 7 rooms, reception hall, bath,
w, c, hot and cold water, porches, hall, dry cellar,
etc., and alllnverv goodorder: lotabont 38x100
feet; 83.750. Jas. W. llrape ft Co., 313 Vood st,,
Pittsburg.
VTORTH AV. residence property: fine location;
1 good lot. For particulars see A. D. Wilson,
55 Federal st Allegheny.
ON line of Perrysvllle av.
fine residence and i
cars. Allegheny, the
rounds of the late
Mr. John A. MeKee. deceased, about 13
minutes' ride zrom Allegheny postofilce; an
excellent dwelling; spacious hall in center;
large rooms on either side on first and sec
ond floor; finished attic rooms, bath and toilet
room, china closets, pantries and clothes presses,
laundry, both gases, marble mantels; wide porch
spans the front, from which the vlat-i Is beantiful;
dry cellar: perfect sewerage: everything In prime
order: orer an acre of ground: shade trees and or
namental shrubbery, lawn, carriage house and
outbuildings: this fine property will be sold at pnb
lic sale on Thursday, August 4, at 2 o'clock?, K,,
on the premises: terms at sale: Immediate posses
sion. Further particulars from Jas. W. Drape ft
Co., Agents and Auctioneers, 313 Wood St., Pitts
burg. Suburban Resiaences for bale.
WILKINSBURG. Franklin st.-3. 000 cash, bal
ance on easy terms, will buy a new 2-story
frame, 6 rooms and attic, bath, w. c, water, wired
for electric light: good lot; see agts. Baxter,
Thompson ft Co., 161 Fourth ar.
WILKINSBURG A special bargain in a Wood
st. corner property; call at once. Hoffman
ft Baldrldge, Wllklnsburg. opposite depot.
fflJJ OOO A splendid borne for a little money: in
Dk good, healthy, desirable neighborhood of
Pittsburg: two-story and mansard pressed brick;
built two years; has 7 rooms, bathroom, w. c,
range, h. and c. water, botn gases, inside shutters,
slate mantels, sliding doors between parlor and
dining room. hall, vestibule, side entrance, slate
roof and good lot: rents for fcSpermonth till April,
'93. (E29J.) Black ft Balrd. 95 4th av.
AUCTION S LE.. ..
AUCTION SALE ON TUESDAY, JULY
26, at 10 A. JC, at 3216 Jane between
luirty-second and Thirty-Third stieets, S.
S. Two stud horses. 1 spring wagon, 1 coal
wagon, 1 donble sot harness, 1 single set
harness and a lot o! other necessarv articles.
Sale positive. R. E. LOEFFLER.
AUCTION SALE.
The magnificent household furniture and
grand upright nlano nnd fine oil paintings
and handsomerlc-a-brac will bo sold TUES
DAY MORNING, July 26, at 10-.30 o'clock
sharp, rain or shino, at 1S6 Sheffield street,
corner BIdwell, Allegheny. Everything
must go. Avail yourself of this opportunity.
House open at 8.30 morning of sale; goods
soiu to tne nignest muuer. xerms casn.
C. DAVIS, Auctioneer.
AUCTION SALE.
Furniture, Carpets, Piano, Hats and Notions,
TUESDAY, July 20. at 10 o'clock-, at the
rooms of the Henry Auction Co.,
21 and 20 Ninth street.
Fine chamber suites in oak and walnut,
wardrobes, dressers, couches, chairs and
rockers, pianoforte, handsome parlor suites
upholstered in plush, brocatelle tapestry and
huir cloth, tables, clocks, pictures, curtains,
etc., bookcases, desks, lounges, sideboards,
ext. tables, leather chairs, dishes and glass
ware, brussels and ingrain carpet, rugs,
kitchen lurnituie; also, at ? o'clock, hats,
caps, notions and drv goods. Sale positive.
HENRY AUCTION CO , Auctioneers.
BY JAS. AV. DRAPE & CO.
ADJOURNED
PUBLIC SALE
At the salesroom of Jas. W. Drape & Co., 313
Wood street, Pittsburg,
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, at 11 o'clock A,
ii., or the extensive and valuable
Manufacturing Property
or TEE
PENNSYLVANIA WHITE LEAD CO.,
On River avenue, corner Walnut street, Al
legheny, near tho railroad bridge, having
liver and railroad front with facilities for a
switch directly to the property; lot abont
285x170 feet to an alley, on which la erected
large and commodious brick buildings, with
two engines and boilets, warehouses, offices,
sheds, 6 dwellings, etc. The premises will
be open, for examination daily. Patties who
wish to ' investigate will be furnished with a
card at our office. 'Terms made known at
sale or by JAS. W. DRAPE & CO ,
Agents and Auctioneers,
313 AVood street, Pittsburg.
CHOICE PKOPEftTlEi
A JEW HOD CARRIER
Would be as easy to find as so choice
a little home at $j,500 as we have In
the East End. Brick, 7 rooms, bath
and all modern conveniences; lot 50x
300to20-ft. alley; fruit, shade trees,
vines, etc.; 3". minutes from traction
and steam cars. Terms to suit.
MURKY & EDSALL,
(Fidelity building). 121 Fourth av.
FOE SALE
OIL AND GAS LEASES.
1.282 acres ot oil and gas territory, bavins
6 producing -oil wells, 2 gas wells and 1 gas
line, all situated at Bakerstown, Allegheny
county. Pa. Will be offered at public sale
on the premises THUI1SDAY, July 28, ISOi.at
1:30 o'clock r. m.
For further particulars apply to B. Kalch
thaler, Stall No. 33 Diamond Market, or ad
dress BUTCHERS' OIL CO..LIMITED, Pitts
burg, a G. JlENTEL, Secretary.
S10,500.
Howe Street) Near Shady Avenue.
Well-built house 10 rooms, hardwood fin
ish, all conveniences; street sewered and
paved; lot 53xK0. See
VAN GOBDEE & LLOYD.
6218 Penn avenue.
TO LET.
CItr Kaiidencea,
rpo LET Small houses.
SO Pride St., 2 rooms.
Vlciroyst.. Mxth ward. S rooms.
Cherry, near Water St., S rooms.
McKaln. near Third st.. S. 8., S rooms.
Jane, near Twenty-eighth St., S. 3. 3 rooms.
Jane St.. S. S., 7 rooms
Rents low; send for list.
W. A. Herron & Sons, No. 80 Fourth av.
TO LET J13 per mo.. 4 rooms In good order (new
bouse). Jane near Twenty-eighth st., S. 8.;
also, house 3 large rooms. Twentieth St., 3. S. W.
A. Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth av.
East End Residences To Let.
TO LET 815 per month. Oakland, neat new
house. 4 rooms, on Utlca. nearDithridge st.
W. A. Herron Sons, 80 fourth av.
TO LET Oakland Good house C rooms;vBoquet,
near Fifth av.fsend for list. W. A. Herron
& Sons, 80 Fourth av.
Allegheny ltoslaences To Let,
TO LET A good7-roomed house near Federal st.
and bridges: rent only J23; act quick; Scott X
McMlllen. 71 Federal st.
TO LET-By John K. Ewing ft Co.. 107 Federa
St., houses, stores and apartments.
Rooms To Let.
BEAVER AVE., 79. Allegheny Private family
has newly furnished front room; rent $8; one
or two.
FOURTH AV.. 133 Furnished rooms front and
back for gentlemeu.
PULTON ST.,
kcepm g.
115 Furnished rooms for house-
L ACOCK ST. Furnished rooms, altrnodern con
veniences. Apply to Moyle's, 163 Lacock St.,
Allegheny.
R003IS Ward and Bates sts Oakland, two
furnished front rooms.
UNION AV., 23. Allegheny-Occupant for a well
furnished front room, with board; terms mod
erate. Z See additional adieu under Wanted Boarders
and Lodgers.
Easiness stands To Let.
TO LET Four-storr brick building. 139 Second
ar.. two doors from Smlthfleld at. ; will lease
for five rears.
Apply at first floor once of Kauf-
maunr' store.
T
O LET Storeroom No. 633 Pennav.: first-class
location for millinery or gents rnrnisninz
store. Inquire of McCullough ft Smith, 31 Seventh
fro LET-Sloreroom 1604 Carson st : rent cheap.
X Inquire of W. W. Cunningham, Boom 402, No.
91 Fifth av Pittsburg.
Offices and DesK Boom To Let.
TO LET The four-story building, suitable for
any business; can have lease: the upper rooms
will rent to pay entire building. SWylieav. -
rpo LET-Desk room. No. 103 Fourth ar.
No. 103 Fourth ar.. first
floor front.
Black ft Balrd, No. 95 Fourth ar.
Miscellaneous To Lets.
TO LET Vacant lot. 30x110, with stable, corner
Penn ar.. Third si. and Exchange alley.
Apply Nicola Bros . 205th ar.
FOUND.
FOUND Sure enre forplles;
McGranor, 33 i Wylic av.
never fails. Dr.
FOUND No root beer suits the people like Van's
.Charm : 'If you desire a good, refreshing
sleep drink it Just before retiring for the night:
try it: when you have lost your appetitedrink Van's
Charm root beer, it will make you eat; besides
you will like it.
EDUCATIONAL.
S450 A SCHOOL YEAR-BOYS' SHORTLIDGF,
Media (Pa.) Academy reopens Sept. 21. Swltblu
C. Shortiidge (Harvard A. B. and A. M.), Prln.,
Rev. Henry Dixon Jones, Rector.
FSTVATi: snORTHANB INSTITUTE,
315 Smlthfleld St., Pittsburg, Pa. Shorthand and
typewriting per month, S4 50; per quarter, 12;
six months. 320. Write for catalogue.
BOCK HILL COLLEGE,
EUlcott CUy, Maryland.
Schools. Classical, scientific and commercial
courses. Respectable yovng men and boys re
ceived as boarders. Send for, prospectus.
BRO. DCVNIS, President.
URSULINE ACADEMY
OAELAXD. ' ,
The school will reopen on THURSDAY. Sef.t-m-berg,
1830. English. French and music taught ' by
profeaslonal teachers. For terms apply to
MOTHER FRANCES. Supt,
TTrEST WALNUT STREET SEMINARY
V for yonng ladles. 28tli year. Is pro
vided for giving a superior education in col
legiate, eclectic and preparatory depart
ments; nlao in music and art. Mna. HENRI
ETTA KUTZ, 2015 Walnut St., Fhilada.
PENNSYLVANIA, BUSTLETON, PHILA
DELPHIA St. Lnke's School. A high
olass school. Exceptionally healthful loca
tion. Delightful surroundings. Special care
of younger bovs. Illustrated cata loguo.
' "CHARLES H.STROUT,
F. E. MOULTON, Principals.
ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL,
MANL1TJS, N. Y.
Full courses of study. Undertbe visitation
of the Regents of University of New Tort
and War Department. RT. REV. F.D. HUNT
INGTON, Prest; WM. VERBECK, Supt.
THE MISSES ANABLE'S
Boarding and Day School for Young
Ladies.
Will reopen September 26th,at 68 Bayard St,
New Brunswick, New Jersey.
EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO
THE WESTERN UNIVERSITY
Will be held June 21-25. Sept. 12-13,
at tne university.
For catalogue address
AV." J. HOLLAND, D. D.,
President.
TRINITY HALL,
WASniNGTON, PA.
JL Boarding School for Soys. Preparlnc;
Them Tor Collese or S a sines a.
Home choo.. MIHtarr, limited number, refined
iurrountUngs, healthful location, spacious and
beautiful grounds.
From the Rev. K T. Grange. Pittsburg. Fa.:
I take pleasure th saying a word or two In cor
dial recommendation of I rlnity Hall. As one of
lta patrons for the past three years. I hare been
deeplv Interested, of conrse. I have seen the
school life and have looked Into the course of study
and tho methods of teaching. All these are very
sitls factory. I hare seen too. that the care Is
kindly, the 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.
Applyto J. B. AVHEEIYER. A. Jr.. Head Master,
or W. W. SMITH. Washington. Pa.
S500 TO 8500,000 mo
cages, city or country property, at lowest
rates. JAS. W. DEAPE & CO., 313 Wood st.
Pituburjr.
Telephone No. 975.
THE LARGEST SALES
THAT WERE EVER MADE
AT
KENSINGTON
WAS THE RECORD
OF THE PAST WEEK.
More inquiries and inspection of the new city are being madeM,'
tuau vi,i
A visit will satisfy all that an
ertylS SAFE.
Lots bought a year ago are worth doublejvhatthey cost the owners.-
.me iuis arc must ucatuuuiiy
VT.V., - -V-TVT.
Every purchaser of a lot at
Tnntirv ac ennn aa lit Tine flfiF.Yrr1 Tiic
ItlWUU J UWVU J W MUlAbU
There is no property in the
Kemember that KENSINGTON is a live and bustling citystffSsi
4,000 inhabitants, full of homes, business houses and workshops, c
of which, THE CHAMBERS GLASS WORKS, the largest in" 1
world, will give employment to 1,800 people.
Secure a lot at KENSINGTON.
Free Railroad Tickets given to KENSINGTON and return. Sal
men always on the ground. For further information apply to
address
THE KENSINGTON
No. 79 Fourth
3
SUMMER RESORTS: -,
HOTEL HATES
AND CIRCULARS
Mag be obtained at THE DISPATCH'S EuH-3
neu vmce, SmUhfleld and Diamond.
NEW JET.SEX
Atlantic City.
THE MENTOSE- .
-- Ocean cad of South Carolina av.
U. B. STUABT.
THE OSBORNE,
Corner Pacific and Arkansas avenues.
MRS. R. J. OSBORNE.
THE lrrGEIA-
CornerofPaeiacandNew York avenues.
Near the beach; excellent table; rates reasons
Me. M. LUNGER. Proprietor.
THE LEII.11A,
Ocean end Pennsylvania avenue. Atlantic City.
N.J. F. W. LEHMAN ft CO. i
THE MELROSE Arkansas ar., half square
from beach. Bates 1 25 toll 50 per day, 7 to,
10 per week. C. n. HUDNUT.
HOTEL MONTEREY, Atlantic City. N. J.'
Ocean end or New York ar. Cool situation. All
comforts. Excellnt table. E. K. NEWCOMER
HOTEL BBTO8WICK,
Pacific near Tennessee ave.: new and first-class
lnallltsappolntmeuts. CHARLES C. MUKEAY.
late of Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia.
HOTEL. BERKELEY, formerly Acme.
EXTREME OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AV.
Opens June 15. New management. Enlarged.
Newly furnished. Electric Dells.
Terms moderate. JAS. ft GEO. BEW.
THE STOCKTON, '
ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3.
First-class. $2 50 per day. Special rate by
week or month. STEPHEN J. K1EK.
HOTEL 'WELLINGTON.',
Ocean end of Kentucky avenue, '
Atlantic City, N. J.
M. A. & n. S. MILNOB.
Circulars at Dispatch office.
THE CHALFONTE. '
ATLANTIC CITY.
Directly on too Beach. Soa water hatha ia.
house. Opened Jannary 30, 1892. .
C. ROBERT3 SONS.
THE IRVINGTON,
ATLANTIC CITY, X. J. M
ON THE BEACH.
CHAMBERS & HOOP
-H
THE MANHATTAN,
OCEAN END, SOUTH CAROLINA AVI.
American and European plan cife attached
Open all the year.
M. A. MELONEY.
HOTEL ALBION, I .Y
OPENS JUNE 13.
Three minutes' walk from bathing grounds.
Accommodations. 359. ,
GUSTAV A. KNOBLAUCH. "
THE MANSION,
LARGEST nOTEL.
OPEN" ALL THE YEAR.
OECHESTRA FEOII JUNE TO OCTOBER,
CHARLES McGLADE.
HOTEL CENTRAL,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
Thoroughly renovated.
Modern Improvements.
L. A. ROWAN.
Cape May.
HOTEL LAFAYKTrX
JOHN TRACY ft CO.. Proprietors.
Open JnntlS: all modern Improvements: located
directly on ths beach; terms S3 to S3 per day.
Apply to JOHN TRACY A CO..
Washington Hotel. Phlla. Pa., or Cape May, N.J.
Other Kestirta.
THE CAHLETOJT, Spring Lake. N. J. Ele
vator, gas. electric bells.arteslau water. Oneblocr
from cean, half fl txom t.- ce. J. S. Ulnkson, Pro
I5k-W .sfaGlrt.N.J.dlr.c'
on ocean t"T . "?ar. G andele'
belle. All mo'iu iui$1l&m"iA
season. Open all tne year. Tf 103. DEVLIN. J
contt?;etal hotel,
bEA ISLE CITY. N. J..
Now open. Directly on the beach. Large, spa.
rooms. Hot and cold baths. Elevator. T
reasonable. T. C. GILLETTE & (
HOTEL ALLAIRE,"
NOW OF
DIRECTLY ON HIE REACH.
E. M. RICHARDSC
PENNSYLVANIA.
mra njEionTS r?j?r Alnd cottaoi
Allegheny Mountains, location unsurpassed: mo
picturesque region of Pennsylvania: all moder.
Improvements: purest water and finest air: steam
heat; tennis: open about June 3D; illustrated cir
cular. A. it. GRIER. iUrinlnghsm, Huntingdon
county. Pa.
HOTEL OLIVER and bea utlfut Glen Park .
At Ellwood City. mtnln lorty mues ot rmt-f
burr, on the P. andW. or Ft. Wayne railroads. A.
charminc inn, high elevation, the most pleT
turcsque scenery east of the Rocxles. Lawn
tennis, steam yachtlnr, fishing;, good hvertes, etc
L. B. MXOy. Proprietor.
BEDFORD SPRINGS,
Bisrn,oier, i.
"THE CARLSBAD OF AMERICA."
HOTEL OPENS JUNESd.
L.B DOTY. Manager.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE
CRESS0N SPRINGS.-' r
On the Summit of the Allegheny Mountains,
Main line Penna. U. R. All trains stop.
Will open JUNE 23th. For circulars and in
formation, address
WH.B.DUHIIAH,Supt., Cresson, Cambria
county. Pa.
NEW TOliE.
MATTHEWS HOUSE, CHAUTAUQUA. N.
T nrst-class accommodations. Rates, (7 to ft
per week.
$500,000
To loan at S to 6 percent interest, in amounts
and for time to suit. Apply to
SA3TL J. GEAHAir,
Attorney at Law, No. 150 Ith av., Pittsburg-.
2 5
investment in KENSI$f"IuN prop."
'
suuutcu iui uuiura vi liusilicss uses.
tj
KENSINGTON has doubled
tiimr tr tTi rnntrirt.
- Sa.U S.W SAV WW -ClSi
State where one's savings will realize
IMPROVEMENT CO,-
Avenue (First Floor), Pittsburg,
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