THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH, FRIDAY. LIKE A COOING DOYE. How Havers, the Tonns Desperado, fieturned to the Workhouse. HIS BRAVADO ALL FADED AWAT. Superintendent Hill Bad to Sign His Bail lond for $3,000. BRIEF CLA8H BETWEEN AUTHORITIES Charles Havers, the desperate criminal who escaped over a keeper's bloody body from the workhouse, the midnight burglar, the bad man all around, who declared to Police Superintendent Muth that he would take human life before he would return to Claremont, went back to that place yester day afternoon as gentle as a cooing dove. He was chained to Detective James Steele, who is a bad man to fool with, and Superin tendent Kill, of the workhouse, sat in the opposite seat. Havers was consequently very humble. After the general police hearings were finished by Alderman SIcKelvey yesterday morning, Havers was brought from his cell and arraigned on four charges of burglary, preferred by Superintendent Mutb These burglaries were on the houses of John Sad dler, No. 214 Howard street; "William Mc Gonan, East street extension; H. M. Horst, No. 162 Madison avenue, and David Au-berj-er, No. 11 Howard street All the plunder from these houses did not exceed $150 in value, and yet the lour burglaries are likely, to give Havers 12 years in the penitentiary. Thex property taken was identified by the owners. Havers listened to the evidence with a countenance utterly inexpressive of any emotion, and when asked by Alderman McKelvey if he had anything to say in answer to the charges, shook his head and said, "No, sir; I have nothing to say." Held for the Criminal Court. The Alderman then held Havers under $3,000 bond to answer to the four charges before the September term of Quarter Ses sions Court. The bail was made low, be cause the goods stolen were bo cheap in character. Havers was at once put into the patrol wagon and taken to the county jail. At the jail he shook hands with "Warden JIcAleese, and while being prepared for his cellaid to those about him, "I am glad to get over here. I want to go right to the pen, if I can. I don't want to go back to that workhonse. If I go to the pen I mean to behave myself and try to brace up. I have been driven to thieving. After a fel low gets into prison once it's bard for him to get an honest job, but I'm going Jo try it." Havers evidently thought he would be kept in jail until tried on the burglary charges and sent to the penitentiary, but he enjoyed his delusion only a short'time. . A Question or Possession. A pretty little question over the posses sion of Havers arose between the workhouse officials and the Allegheny police author ities. Superintendent Hill, of the work house, came to the city about noon, and im mediately sought theoffice of the District Attorney. There he said that he desired to take the prisoner back to Claremont, and wanted him released lrom prison. He had expected that as soon as Havers had bis hearing in Allegheny he would be turned over to the workhouse officials. The carry ing of the prisoner to the county jail had not been anticipated. The District At torney telephoned to Alderman McKelvey, asking him to grant a release lor Havers, that lie might bo returned to the work house. . Alderman McKelvey had his own ideas about releasing Havers. He Ixad .com mitted him under (3,000 bail, and he did not propose to sign a release until some body signed a bond for that amount This intormation he conveyed to the District Attorney. Superintendent Hill at once went to Allegheny and had a long talk with Alderman McKelvey and Superin tendent Muth. The result was a rather odd arrangement Superintendent Hill went on Havers' bond for the sum of $3,000, taking an oath before the Alderman that he was the on ner of real estate in Allegheny countv exceeding that value. Upon this the Alderman siened a release, the Super intendent binding himself to produce Havers wheu called upon by the Court ot Quarter Sessions. tVlltnd When the Cuffs Were On. The release was given to Detective Steele, who went in the patrol wagon to the jail .and secured tlie prisoner. When Havers was told that he Mas to be returned to the workhouse be crumbled and said he did not wish to go back there. A handcufi was pot on his right wrist and the 'other cuff was placed upon the lett wrist of Detective Steele. The prUoner was led by main force to the wagon and was soon rattling over the pavements toward the West Penn depot He became then very gentle and asked ques tions as to what they would do with him at the workhouse and how long they would keep him there. At the depot Superintendent Hill was waitinz, and the three went into the smok ing car. There Havers and Mr. Hiil had a long talk during the ride to Claremont Havers said he had nothing against Mr. Hill personally, but he thought some of the keepers "had it in lor him" ever since he had been sent there. He crouched down in bis seat, polled his brown straw hat over his eyes and listened humbly to Mr. Hill's admonitions. Every now and then be re marked that he wanted to do the square thinf:. He expressed sorrow for Eber hardt's injuries and said he wished he could have escaped without hurting any body. He is once again in his old cell in the "workhouse, whnce he will come when the Criminal Court demands his presence. Scalded by Escaping steam. Otto Frey, a workman at the brewery of ,D. Iiutz & Son, in Allegheny, was severely scalded yesterday morning by the bursting of a steam pipe. He was taken to the Allegheny General Hospital, and his re covery is doubtful. When Tiatnre Seeds assistance it may be best to render it promptly, bat one should remember, to use even the most per.cct remedies only when needed. The best and most simple and gentle remedy Is the jyrup of Fis, manu jacturedby the California rig Syrup Co. OTICE TO EOOM AMD BOABDING BOUSES. Now Is the tlmo to secure good roomers ml boarders. Trya jsmall adlet In the cents-word columns of THE DISPATCH and yon .will be pleased with the returns. The Cook's Answer. Oh! Mrs. La Book Was a fine French cook, Who pri'ed herself in her art; Por of pies and bread and cake She conld bake That satisfied stomach and heart 'OhI tell me the way," Cried a cook all astray, "Such dainties you make to devour." "The way it is plain If you'll only obtain And bake with Camellia flour." 1 o-Day To-Day , Everybody should attend the great cloth ing sale at the P. C C C, corner Grant and Diamond streets. Thousands have already benefited by it. Men's line suits at $8 85. wortu $16. Men's dressy pants, 92c and 11 17, and thousands ot other bargains. P. C. C C, Clothiers, Comer Grant and Diamond streets. DosrT forget the place and date of Arn helm sale, Thursday, August 24, at 10 o'clock a: St. rzKPXcrr action and perfect health result lrom the use of De Witt's Little Early Risers a sense mue put. cry small; very sun V SAVEH AN OLD LADY. Cornermin James Glenn Displays Presence of Mind and Bravery. Cornerman James Glenn, at Sixth avenue and Smithfield 6treet, performed an act of bravery yesterday. Mrs. Bradipan, of "Wllmerding, who is deaf and nearly blind, stopped on the Sixth avenue crossing in the middle of the Central cable car tracks, watching the Pleasant Valley cars on the siding. Her daughter, Mrs. Kidd, who was with her, saw a cable car coming and sprang out of the way, but the old lady could not be made to understand her dan ger. Just as the car was about to strike her the officer sprang forward, picked her up and landed her safely across the track as the car rolled by. It was a narrow escape for both of them. MEETINGS AND NOTICES. Meetlnn. THE ANNUAL MEETING Of THE STOCK HOLDERS of the American Natural Ga Com E any will be held at No. 12 Federal st , on THURS AY. September 1. at S o'clock P. v., for the elec tion of directors and other business. D. C. GAWLEY, Secretary. ALLzomurr, Aur. 19. NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OP THE stockholders of tne Indiana Oil Company, Limited, will bo held at the office of Watson A Mil- (ler, No. 9J Diamond street Flttsbnr, on the first MONDAY la September, 1W2. at 2 P. M.. for the election 01 managers lor tne ensuiug jr uiw such other business as may be brought before them. HENRY WATTEKSON. Secretary. TTL JN(V COOPER. JR.. HAS REMOVED HIS XJ offices from 42 N. Diamond St.. Allegheny, to y. to Ear, rooms 42 and 43 Westlnglionsu building, Pbj. nose, throat and cbest diseases, Hours I to 4 P. M. I,ftml Jlntlrca. A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE- NOTICE IS J. hereby given that letters of administration have been granted to the undersigned on the estate or James AI. Crowe, or i-itisDurg, ri., accessed. All persons knowing themselves Indebted to or having claims against the same will present thein at once for settlement. B. P CROWE. Highland av.. K. E.. Pittsburg, Pa. ESTATE OP ANDREW MCKINLEY. SR.. DE CEASED. Notice is hereby given that let ters of administration on the estate of Andrew Mc Rlnley have been granted to the undersigned, to wbom all persons indebted to said estate are re quested to make Imnvdiatc payment, and those having claims against the same should make them known without delay. GEORGE MCKINLEY. Elizabeth, Allegheny county. Pa. ESTATE OF W. J. RADCI.IFFE. DECEASED Notlce Is hereby given that letters of adminis tration on the estate or W. J. Radcllffe, deceased, have oeen granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons Indebted to slid estate are requested to make immediate payment, add those having clxlms against the same should make them known without delay MARY E. RADCI.IFFE. Administratrix; No, 217 Washington avenue, Al legheny TO LET. East End Residence To Let. TO LET Block of choice brick residences on Rtppey street, near North inland annue: one of the best locations in the East End: street paved with asphaltum; flagstone sidewalks with grass plots: each house contains!) rooms, large hall with tiled vestibule, finished throughout In hard wood: china closet, furnace and gas range: elegant bath room: laundrv in cellar, which Is cemented: rent only f4S or $50 for corner houses; possession at once. Black A Baird. 95 Fourth av. TO LET A young couple contemplating house keeping can find pleasant modern, cosy home, furnished or unfurnished, low rent, by addressing Oakland. Dispatch office. TO LET No. 152 Mayflower St.. 6 large rooms; rent S2S per mouth : possession October 1. In quire on-premlses. Allegheny Residences n It. TO LET House with 0 rooms. halL bathroom, wash trays, hot and cold water: w. c. in bouse; finished attic: electric cars 1 square from house; No. 385 tast Ohio at.; possession eptcm ber 1, as present occupant moves in own new house. rpOLET-By John K. Ewlng A Co., 107 Federal J. st. (100 Allegheny houses at reduced rents). Send for free list. TO LET Alleghenr houses and flats by Scott A McMlllen. 71 Federal st. Sabnrban Kealdenoea To Let. TO LET House 5 rooms and all modem improve ments, !2- per month, and 4-roomed house for J10 per month. F. B. Tomb, Wilklnsburg, Pa. i Rooms lo Let. ALLEGHENY Elegant apartments In new addi tion to Library Place In suits of two or four rooms, with bath, electric light and steam heat throughout: also elevator and use of telephone: a flrst-class dining room; a very comfortable build ing in both summer and winter, together with the central and pleasant location of (Carnegie sqnre make-it a convenient and delightful place to Jive. Charles Shields. N. .Diamond, and federal its., AUecbray. ARCH, 64. corner Ohio, Allegheny Rooms and suite rooms, furnished or unfurnished, with or without board. A RCH ST.. 108, AUeghenv Nicely furnished secono-story front room; all conveniences. ARCH ST.. 109 Two adjoining rooms, one fur nished and one unfurnished. ARCH ST.. Ill Nice second-story front room: all conenlences. ESPLANADE ST.. 32. Allegheny Newly fur nished In lamlly two; three rooms: S6, tl0,tl5; conveniences. HIGHLAND AV., N..S02, East End-Nice single rooms, 2 to (3 week; ladles or gents. VTEGLEY AV. 112. above Penn, East End-Elc-JJN gant rooms and board. TO LET Apartments Fine 4-room apartments on Fifth av.. near Court House; all conveniences. J. C. Rellly, 80 Diamond st. TTNION AV.. 23. Allegheny Well furnished : terms moderate. U rooms with board: Z bee additional adlets under Wanted Boarders and Lodgers. Basins Mjimis To r t. TO LET Space with power, cor. renn and Third aves.: three floors; 20,000 feet space: abundant power: good light: splendid location: every con venience. Apply N icola Bros., 20 Fifth av. T "0 LET Four-story brick building. 139 second A av. ors rrom Smltbfleld st.: win lease Apply at first floor office of liauf- for five years, mannr'f tore. Ofnce nnl lt oin o Let. rro LET 2 line offices in the Flath building. Penn JL and Ftankstown avs., E. E. : these offices are well suited for a physician or any good office pur pose, as they are in the. very best location In the city. C. . XI. i.1 Love, 93 Fourth av. TO LET DesK room. No. 103 Fourth av., first floor front. Black 4 Balrfl, NV 95 Fourth av. Miscellaneous lo lets. TO LET Vacant lot, 30x110, with stable, Penn av.. Third st. and Exchange corner Exchange alley. Apply a icola Bros . 3) 5th ay. PROPOSALS. US. ENGINEER OFFICE, CHAELES . TON, S. a, AU2ust23, JS9i Sealed pio VKisjlc for dredging and jetty work at Charleston, S. C, will bo received at tills office until 12 noon ot SEPTEMBER 2 1S92, and then publioly opened. Specifications, blank forms and all available information will bo furnished, on application to this office. FREDERIC V. ABBOT, Captain of Engineers. The Carnegie Steel Compact, Lim , ? Pittsburg, Pa., Aur. 25, 189i SEALED PROPOSALS FOR REMOVING all tbe structures, material and rubbish from the property bounded by Fifth avenue. Cherry, fecrip and Relief a! s, in Pittsburg, wilLbe received at this office until S p.m., SEPTEMBER I, 1892. and then pUDlicly opened by the Buildintr Committee. The award of tho contract will be made as soon thereafter as practicable. The right is re served to reject any or all bids. Specifica tion', blank forms and all available Infor mation will be fnrnlshea on application at the companyls offices, 42 Fifth avenue, Pitts burg, Pa. SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE, will De received here until 11 o'clock a. m. (central standard tlmo), FRIDAY, tho 23d day of September, 1892, for rnrnlshlmr at the Q M. Depot hero, 100.000 gallons of Min eral Oil of 185 flash test, in cases of two tit e-sallon cans each. Government reserves right to reject any or nil proposals, and to accept the whole quantity, or any portion of the mineral oil bid for. All Information furnished on application here. Envelopes containing proposals should be marked "Proposals for Mineral OH," and addressed, to COLONEL HENRY a HODGES. Assistant Quartermaster General U. S. Army, Depot Quartermaster. jEVFEnSOKVrLLS, lira.", August 24, 1892. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed proposals will be received by the Council of the Borough of Sewiokley, Pa., at the Council Chamber In said borongh, until 8 o'clock p.m. on THURSDAY, tbe first day or September, 1892, lor the caving of Beaver street from Perry street to Boundary street, in said borough, with ,VITRIFIED FIRE BRICK PAVEMENT. Alio approximate number or square yards of paving to be done Is 17,353. Bidders will be required to preient 'with their bids a certified check for five per centum of the total amount of tbe work. The Borough Council reserves the right to rejeot any or nil bids. Plans may be examined and specifications may be obtained after Frldav. August 19, 1892, pt the office of tbe Engineer In charge. Council Chamber, Sewiokley. Pa. F. A. DUNHAM. GEO. H. ANDERSON, Engineer In Charge. Burgees. Sewickxxt, August 17, 1893 WClastlfltd real estate advcrtUanenti or! this page ten cents per line for each insertion, and none takenor lett than twenty eentt. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE Classified under the ioUowinj headings will be ac cepted at the rate of ONE CENT PER WORD FOR EACH INSERTION when paid for In ad vance either at main or branch offices. Wantea Advertitement of all Kmdu HJCH AS SITTJATioN, MALE HELP, FEMALE HELP, AGENTS, ROOMS, BOAKDIrTO, HOARDERS, MISCELLANEOUS, TO LET ROOM PERSONALS. MISCELLANEOUS FOB BALES LOST AND FOUND. THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. BUSINESS OFFICE Cor. Smithfield and Diamond Streets. ALWAYS OPEN. BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWB. "WHERE WANTS. FOR SALE. TO LET, AND OTHER THANSIF.NT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INBKRTION. Advertisements nonld be prepaid unless adver tisers already have accounts with Tna Dispatch. FOR ALLEGHENY, NO. 107 FEDERAL bT., TELEPHONE 3621. FOB THE SOUTHSIDK. NO. 1412 CARSON STREET. TELEPHONE NO. 6022. FOR THE EAST END, . W. WALLACE. 6121 PENN AY. rrrTSBURG-ADDrnoN at THOMAS MCCAFFREY. 8500 Butler street. EMIL G. STUCKEY. 24th street and Penn avenno. ALLEGHENY-ADDITIONAL. P. H. EGGER8 & SON. Ohio and Chestnut streets. THOMASMcHFNHY, Western and Irwin avenues. WANTED. male Hnia. BARBER-Good barber for Saturday, at 6 Re becca St., Allegheny. . BARBER A first-class barber. Miller. 1315 Penn av. Appiy to John BARTENDER Must be sober and come well rec ommended. 145 and 146 Water St. BLACKSMITB-Who Is accustomed to forging nuderthe steam hammer and doing general forging. S. C. Sheppard, Louisville, Ky. BOLT HEADER To operate Lewis machine on 6quare beads: also one for Chapln machine on carriage bolts: sober, competent, non-uuion men can find steady empjoTment by the day or piece work by addresslngFowler&Sons, Anderson. Ind. B' OY To learn the barber trade: one with some experience preferred. 718 Firth, avenue, C'lOMPOSITOR Country weekly: must be sober, J Industrious and know something of job work; good position: wages 3 to S10 to begin, depending on work: young, single man preferred; hurry. Geo. J. Campbell; West Elizabeth, Pa. CiOMPOSITORS-Engllsh compositors at once. Klrkwood and Whitfield sts.. East End. DRIVER To take1 care horse, cow and yards at 6213 Hon e st. : recent city reference required. RUG CLERK Registered; German preferred; state salary and experience. Address, with reference John C. Smith, Penn ave. and Main St.. Pittsburg. M AN to take charge of drivers and the ontsldo business of one of the largest laundries In the est launanes in me e position a satls- city; to one competent to nil tne position one havlnr factory salary will be paid: one having a small amount of money to invest In the stock of the con cern preferred. Dispatch office. Address for one week Laundry, MAN An energetic man to combine bookkeep ing and soliciting, for a life insurance com pany in Pittsburg, Pa.; flnc opportunity to right person. Address Life Insurance. Dispatch office. EN To employ'men enough to visit every family in Pittsburg next week to exhibit and sell the condensed gl cerlna, carpet paste; cleans carpet on the floor at residence: costs not over a cents a yard; cleans everything else as well; 10.0U) cans will be used in PltUourg In the next 30 days: no competition; nothing like It: call and seelt; get terms. Dry Carpet CbanlngCo., cor. btrawberry and Cherry sts.. Pittsburg, Pa, MEN Good live men to sell a new article for tightening wagon wheels. Call or address Bradford or eegen, 141 Federal St., third floor, Allegheny. M1LKBHIPPER To ship from 15 to 23 gallons a day. J. R. Miller. 3S2 Fifth avenue. OFFICE BOY about 16 years old. room 1. 104 Grant at, PULLER OUT Two puller outs. Inquire L. 8. Jack, care Singer, Nlmlck&Co., WestEnd. SALESMAN On salary or commission, to handle the new patent chemical Ink erasing pencil; the greatest selling novelty ever produced: erases InK thoroughly In two sccondst no abrasion of paper: 200 to 500 per cent profit; one agent's sales amounted to 63) In six days, another fS2 in two tbours: we want one energetic general agent for .each State and Territory. Forteimsand partleu ,lars address tbe Monroe Eraser Manufacturing Company, X, 10, La Crosse. Wis. SOLICITOR Age about 23. sober. largely ac quainted; no fancy wages, hut steady lob for right man; write particulars, Balfour, Dispatch office. SOLICITORS Three flrst-class solicitors: pleas ant, light business. G. U. Alexander, 1.7 Fifth av., second floor. SOLICITORS for city and adjacent towns. Pltts bnrg Suit Club Company. No. 52 Sixth av. STENOGRAPHER opi writer; good satarv; operating Hammond typ rv: nosltion now onen. Ci after fi P. u. at Private Shorthand Institute. 3 Smithfield st. WAGON UOODWORKER-For heavy work. McGraw Bros.' Brickworks, Liberty av. and 34th St. WAITERS (2), either white or colored, for hotel. Inquire at Hotel Sample, Washington Pa., or at Johnston's Great Western Gun Works, 706 Smithfield st., Pittsburg, Pa. XITANTED Cake baker; flrst-class. sober: no t otber need apply. John Sample, Hotel Sample, Washington. Pa. WANTED Oood barber. Apply Irdenrlcbter's, 221 Rebecca St., at William Allegheny. WANTED-Porter, Red Lion Uotel, Sixth St. Call at 8 A. M. TTTANTED Barber at No. 50 Fourth avenue. X- w ANTED-Barber. 201B Carson St., S. S. Acenrs. AGENTS wanted The best campaign button on the "market: fiend 35o for samples of button, pin and song with prices for gross lots. Jones & Sweet, lock box 535, AtUeboro, Mass, AGENTSTo sell advertising device to merchants and offices: steady work; big pay; Inclose stamp. Arcn Mfg. Co., Racine, Wis. AGENTS for Western Pennsylvania; good money to right parties. The Nat. Loan and Invest ment Company, 505 Times Bldg. AGENTS 13 to f7 dally: experience unnecessary, Putnam A Co., perfumers, est Wlnsted, CU Female Help Wnntod. COOKS, cirls for housework. Employment office, 139 Robinson street, Allegheny. wfMRlj, Protestant, to do second work; must be J able to do plain sewing, and have some care of children. Address No. 330 W lneblddle av , East End. GIRL Good girl to do general housework, quire J. C. Forse, 414 Grant st. GIRL For general housework In private family at 32 Ninth St. GIRL for general housework, gheny. 65 Craig st , Alle- LAUN DRESS Must be a flrst-clats washer and ironer and do some second work; Protestant referred; wages St per week. Address P. O. 0X154.- SALESLAD1ES-3 flrst-class salesladies for cloak department; apply at ouce. Campbell A Dick. Fifth av. SHOE SALESWOMAN-Experlenced; give ref erence. AUdress Insoles, Dlspatcb ofilce. OTENOGRAPUEKS desiring good k' being able to write 12S words per m! uvatiiivuD, Inute and ig nDie to write 125 words per mlnut accurately transcribing same, to call after 6 p. M. at Private Shorthand Institute, 115 Smithfield St. TYPEWRITER Experienced operator on Hem . Ington typewriter: lady preferred. Address, stating experience and salary. Remington, Dis patch office. Male and Female Help Wanted. HELP At once Man cook. 2 waiters, 50 farm and dairy hands, hotel cooks, chambermaids, dish washers, dining room girls, child's nurse, pautry girls, sblrt Ironer, laundress, family cooks and maids, 200 house girls, Germans, Swedes, colored girls, dressmaker. Meehan Agency, 545 Grant it. WANTED Chambermaids, laundresses, cooks, dining-room girls, nurses, house girls for families, hotels: cooks, dlshwasners and chamber maids; German and colored help: drivers, porters, farm hands: white and colored waiters. Thomp son's, COS Grant st. lintels. Dining and Lunch Room. HARTMAN HOUSE The people's popular re sort: finest lawn and shade: excellent accom modations; fine covered stabling: driving parties especially invited; restaurant and bar attached; low rates: Duquesne cars pass dour: give me a call. Hartman, 115 Frankstowu av.. East End. HOTEL FEDERAL. 171 Federal St., Allegheny, II 50. 2 day; special rates when permanent. IMPERIAL HOTEL, 85 and 83 Washington St. : special rates for permanent guests; elegant rooms and table. Ed. J. Suem, Prop. VISIT Kevan'sUdles'and gents' dining rooms, SOB Penn ave.: business men's dinner; ladles' noon lunch; meals anytime; every thing in season. WINDSOR HOTEL, 8 Diamond A, lodging 35, 50o per night. Hoarder nntt Lodgers (VanterL OCCUPANTS for furnished rooms, facing parks; references required. 23 Montgomery av., Alle gheny. OCCUPANTS for rooms suitable for gentlemen. ,21 Arcn st,. Allegheny. Tf ANTED. Situations Wanted. POSITION Br middle-aged man as watchman, gardener, ((reman or carpenter; has a full set of carpenters' tools. Address G. C, Dispatch of fice. POSITION By a lady of refinement, position as housekeeper for bachelor or widower with small lamlly. Address Widow, Dispatch office. POSITION by a young lady bookkeeper or three years' experleiice;best reference. Address Lady Bookkeeper, Dispatch office. POSITION Any kind: single man; 25; fair edu cation; work for small wages. Apply W. B., 3018 Smallman. POSITION as manager company ot general store: experienced. Address Manager. Dispatch oflce. POSITION as companion to lady or as managing housekeeper. Address G. S. W.. Dispatch office. POSITION by young man as general office clerk; experienced. J. v Dispatch office. JETof books to-keen evenings; good reference. 3 Address Entry. Dlspstch office. SITUATION By capable married man of sober and good habits and energy, situation to attend to stock and grass farm, especially care of fine blooded horses, wblch he understands. Address, stating terms, etc, Alexander Campbell, Amherst, Va. SITUATION As coachman, In private family: nave had long experience at cuach work, and fully understand the care of horses and a place and housework; well acquainted with the city. Ad dress B. L., Dlspttch office. SITUATION by young man cipahle of acting as assistant steam engineer: has two years' expe rience: reference given. Address Box 19, Clinton P. 0 Allegheny co , Pa. SITUATION of any kind by young min or 23; willing lo work: can furnish reference. Ad dress Willing, Dlsp-ttch yfflce. SITUATION As coachman in private family by experienced married man. Address B. F., uispaicn omce. WORK Fonng man 23: fair carpenter: good bartender; married: sober; any work at present: willing. Address, 8. J. w., 198 Second Hoarding Wanted. BOARDING A youngmap (a teacher) wishes to live la a good family, where be can have the comforts of a home at moderate expense; East Liberty or Homewood preferred. Address D. A. O , Dispatch office. WANTED Furnished .room and board by a gentleman, wife, ana one child of 4,years; Fast End or Lawrencevill? preferred. Address, stating terms. O. K. J., Dispatch office, clty WANTED By gentleman and wire Rooms and board, with strictly private family, in most desirable part or East End; references exchanged. A. Z Dispatch office. Ileal Estate 'Wanted. WANTED Modern house or 8 or 9 rooms, with all modern convenience, in best par of East End. Permanent, Dispatch ofilce. WANTED To buy lot 25 feet front on South Htland av. : wilt build good house on same. Address Home. Dispatch office. WANTED noue of 6 or 7 rooms m desirable locality: rent not to exceed 25. Address Bank. Dispatch office. w ANTED Real estate to sell or exchange. A, JiaucK, 441 urant st. Instruction. LADIES and gentlemen to enter private class In shorthand and typewriting, beginning Aug. 19, day and evening. Call at Private ohorthand Institute, 115 Smithfield St., Pittsburg. Ssnalnesa Opnonnntles Want i. FACTORIES WANTED Free manufacturing sites; river and railroad frontages; natural gas abundant for a 1 purposes: coal 40 cents per ton; for glass, sewer pine. An brick, pulp or paper situation unexcelled. Address E. M. Grant. Mor gantown, AV. Va. TIT ANTED S250 to S3o0 buys a safe and relKble VV business needed In every city: will pay from 1100 to 20t per month net profit: exclusle terri tory given and complete outfit furnished: send for illustrated book. A. T. Thompson & Co.. 13 Tre mont row, Bobton, Mass. WANTED Licensed house with 25. 10 or less rooms: answer at once; strictly confidential. L. 8. L., Dispatch office. TO anted Partner. PARrNER A business man to purchase a hair Interest and take the management or a well established and profitable business that cleared be tween 0,000 and (15,000 last year and increasing rast; amount necessary. (20.000 to 830,000; books open to inspection, but only principals having money need reply. Address 47, Dispatch. PARTVER of undoubted Integrity to Invest from (5. 000 to (10.00 and take charge of llnanclal part or a flrst-class established business: money re quired for the sole purpose of handling a growing and very profitable nnslness for which the present capital Is Inadequate; flrst-class relerences given and required. N. R.. Dispatch office. Fire Insurance tVunteU. BENSWATJGKB ZAHN Fire Insurance. CO Fourth av. u t Financial V? antan. MONET to loan, in sums or SJMO, 11,000, (2,000, (3.0CO and upward, at lowest rates, on mort- gages. unaries somen a co., 131 nourtn av. M ONEYat5percenU "We have t0. COO to loan. J3UU UJ. A ties XiTOS. tjC UO.t lb X OOTID T. M ONEY to loan on short notice: (10.000 at 5 per cent. i. jv. i-wing avo., wt jeueraisi. MORTGAGES on city or Allegheny county property at lowest rates. Henry A. V, earer & Co., 92 Fourth av. TO exchange .Tor a-cheap city lot a handsome 6-year-old horse; stylish, sound and gentle: well broken to city: trial permitted; nothing but eligible city property with exact location and price considered. F. S., Dispatch office. TO LOAN (200,000 on mortgages: (100 and up ward at 6 per cent; (500,000 at 4 per cent on residence or business property, vacant lots or farms. S. H. French, 123 Fourth av. W AN TED-Mort gages on improved cily or Alle gheny city property. McCune A Coulter, 93 Fourth av. Miscellaneous Wanted. I7LECTRICMfg. and Supply Co.. 310 BIssell block, j Pgh., 84 Federal. Allegh'y: Incandescent and bell wiring; electrical repairing a specialty; phone 1275, EXCHANGE 11 lots at Jeannette, 2 squares from big glass works and proposed steel works; wlllexihange for good city property. John F. Sweeny, 68 4lh av. PAINTING and Plate Glass glazing. It. C Miller. t26 Grant St., Pittsburg. PATENTS O. D. Levis (20 years). Solicitor. 131 Fifth av.. next Leader. Pittsburg: no delay. s. D. EARNS A CO., law and collection agency, room 4. 152 Fonrth av. : consultation free: no charges until collections are made; suit entered at any time; rent coneciea ana mortgages wanted; reference, Geo. B. Hilt ft Co. or any city bank. TRUNKS hauled to and from tbe East End for s rty cents. Campbell ft Davis, No. 12 Seventh av. Telephone 276. ' USE Jones' Bedbug Paralyzer Jones' Magi Roach Powder; roaches banished by contract' satisfaction riven or no pay. 222 Federal St., Alle gheny. Sold by 'all flrst-class druggists. WANTED Your close attention to these lines: Men's work shoes, 70c; men's work shoe (better), 95c: men's work shoe, best quality (reg ular price (i 50), (1 25, Are we in it when we Bay we will sell you the best (2 ladles' and gents' shoe you ever saw for (I 29? Call and see. Public Shoe Douse, 56 Federal St., Allegheny. WAttTED A hurry-up wagon to bring those to onr Store who have not had an opportunity to secure bargains In fine shoes before all are gone; you will have to be In a hurry, as hundreds of pairs go out dally. Public Shoe House, 53 Federal St.. Allegheny. tT AN TED- Everyone who wants the finest and VV cheapest wall paper In America to send for samples: sent free to any address, G. G. O'Brien, Paint and Wall Paper Store. 292 Firth ay. WANTED One cent a bolt wall paper; finer. 2c. 2Hc;go1d, Sc; embossed solid gold, 4c: in grain, 5o : send stamp for 100 samples. Reed, Wall Paper Jobber, Rochester, Pa. w ANTED To buy at once a steam merry-go- rounq. Aaaress cox 157. Dispatcn omce. FOR SALE illSCELLANEODS. Machinery nnd Metals Pur Jitle. BOILERS and engines, second hand: all sizes, from 4 to 100 h. p.;tcheapestlnthemarket;64 boilers and engines In stock; stationary and porta ble, nprlgbt boilers, mounted Tarro. engine, etc.: steam pumps, governor, pulleys and shafting. Telephone 8401, 23-25, Park way. J. S. Young, Al legheny, Pa. i NT and Acme automatic enalnes nnd boll- era, hot-water and steam heatinsr exhaust fans and ventilating fly fans, water and electric motors, dynamos and electric lighting: general machinists, engineers and contractors; stationary engines and boilers. Tompkins ft Ulrlch, 316 Liberty St., Pitts burg, Pa. ENGINES Genuine Acme automatic safety en gines and non-explosive boilers, from one half to five bone 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. Thomas Carlln's Sons, Lacock and ban dusky sts., Allegheny. FOR SALE To Bnllders-I have 24 8J-ft. cast iron colnmns. top and base plates, from the Sixth street bridge, that I will sell reasonably. J. U. Hlllman, 8 Wood street, Pittsburg. Pa. TX)R SALE To rolling mill owners I have a X large quantity of No. 9 best charcoal iron wire suitable for bundling: will be sold cheap In car loads. J..H. UlUman, No. 8 Wood st. FOR SALE To foundry men I have a quantity ot cold blast charcoal Iron in the shape of cast ings, which I will sell reasonably, J. H. Hlllman, 8 Wood SL GBINDSTONES-In all sizes, for all kinds ot grinding; Cralglelth, New Castle, Nova Scotia and other grits; iron frames and fixtures for hand, foot or power: mounted stone, oil stone, emery wheels and grinders Wm. M, Klrby, 158 First av. Babber Stamps and Stencils Por Saia. GETyourrnbberstamps. steel stamps, stencils, seal presses, brass checks, etc.. from 8heaffer ft Co., 4i Fifth a v.. Duff's College building. FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. Horse. Vehicles. Live Mnon For rale. CiARRIAGE Six sealer: only been In use one year; owner leaving the city. Call at 808 Fifth av. OW Very choice fresh voung cow. J Tbot. B. Moreland, 6100 Penn av. Inquire of "lOWB-Two flnS"famlly cows. j Dispatch office. Address Cow. FOR SALE Barouche: two one horse barouches; one (30. the other 140; In good order; must bo sold. Apply 230 Larking alley. S. S. . HOUSE Very stylish and kind about cars; alsu buggr and harness: nearly new; cheap. Rear 417 Penn av. H ORSE A gentle bay horse and phaeton cheap. Auuress it. it. z, uispatcn umce. PONY Handsome Shetland ponv, cart, harness and saddle, the finest turnout In East End, H. Murphy, ttatlon st. and P. It. It. SHETLAND PONIES FOR SALE-1 have a few pure-bred Shetland ponies, well broke, for children; no finer In America: also pony carts and harness,- W. E. Warner, Youngstown, O. Miscntlnneons For Sale. B ARGAINS-SUMMER BARGAIN 3- Large carpenter levels 8 49 French rat traps, best In the world 1 do Doubie-actlon revolvers 2 00 Key chains 5 Signal service thermometers 24 Grassshears 25 Carpenters' brace and Ave steel bits 3 Solid steel hatchets, any style...,. 25 Carpet tacks, per dozen papers , 10 Genuine W. M. Rogers knives and forks 3 0 Shoe sets, brush, blacking and dauber, all In box 30 Fnmlly scales 74 Door locks complete 20 Padlocks, two kevs 10 l'i-lncli poker chips, 100 In box 35 lleer-bottllng hose, per foot 5 Home soldering sets ... 21 Two-foot steel squires 48 And many other items at proportionately low prices at HOWARD ROYER'S. 105 Smithfield St. C1ASH registers (8). diifeient styles from (23 op to J 175. 3. b. Rausom ft Co. DESK At a bargain, one roll top desk, one double flat top desk, one letterpress, one cabi net letter file, oue typewriter cabinet and three office chairs: all in aood condition. Office Specialty Co:, 105 Third 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 busluess office. "U PRINTERS- 1TO type cases and a few stands In good order for sale cheap. Apply The Dls- patch Countlng Rooms. EOK SALE BUSINESS. Tiusineas Opportunities. BARBER SHOP Barber can buy a very cheap shop; good trade. Call at ouce at 10.$ Carson St., bouthside. DRUG bTORE-The best ilttfd and stocked drug store In one of the best natural gas towns of Indiana for cash only. Address Box 5, McComb, Ohio. DRYGOODS and notion stoie, doing a good pay ing business; has been a drygoods stand for '18 years: owner wants to sell on account of going into other business. P. L. Fieund, cor. of Carson and lOlli sts. ICE CREAM, catering and confectionery busi ness lor sale or exchange for real estate: the most complete, most popular and best paylpg busi ness In one or the most progressive manufacturing towns in Western Pennsylvania, within a short dlstinieof Pittsburg: value about (2,000 Pall on or addres John S. I'arrish, Mortgage aud Business Broker, No. 162 Fourth av., first floor, Pittsburg, Pa. , LIQUOR STORE Doing a good business. 482 tast Federal st., Youngstown, O. Inquire on premises "II ESTAURANT The Wells restaurant, corner XX of Fourth and Washington streets, has tbe largest patronage In the city; everything In first class condition: good reasons for selling. Adaress W. H. Wells, Last Liverpool, O. TJOUTE- First-class route on dally and Sunday Xi Dispatch. Inqulreatl3Frankstownav., E.E. SALOON-Flrst-cIass saloon. 176 Bank St.. Cleve land. O.. at verv low figure, as I wish to sell on account of rar health, as I want to go to Europe by Sept. 20. Address A. 'irattner. Bnslnes Properties For Stlf HOTEL For sale or rent containing 60 rooms: best location In Cumberland, Md. Address Box 582, Cumberland. Md. - Manufacturing Sites For Sale. MANUFACTURING SITES-For sale or lease We have several manufacturing sites In the city, also short distance out; some with river landing, others with railroad switch: callforpar tlcnlars. Black ft Balrd. 95 Fourth av. FOR S ALU LOTS. City Lota. LOTS The -cheapest lots In Seventeenth ward; streets paved, alley paved, sewered, graded, etc: sizes and terms to. smt, at (50 per front foot; in ery good locativn. D. lichen ft Son. 4412 Penn av. SSOl7X (430-8500 Herron Hill Park plan: tjPiJ I O' choice lots near Wylle av. cable cars at above prices; some on-paved street; only (10 down, balance (3 a month; sure to enhance quickly. Black ft Balrd. 95 Fourth av. East End Lots For SMe. C1ENTERAV. lots, 48x175. only (2,000 each :street J Improvements and sewers paid for; choice lo cation: first-class improvements; on a main thor oughfare; a limited number only offered at this Brice: terms to suit. SeeM. P. Howley ft Son, 91 ilamond st. EDGEWOOD, P. R. B.. on Maple av.. a very choice lot IO0T300: a bargain: anyone desiring a lot In this location shbuld see this lot. Hoffman ft Baldrldge. Wilklnsburg, opposite depot. Tele phone 7243. FOR SALE At a great bargain, lot 80x123, on Carnegie a v.. 18tn ward, 6 brick honses of 4 rooms and attic and 5 frame in rear of 4 rooms each; rental value (1,800 per year. Thos.E. Wilson, 75 Frankstown av., or B. R. McNeerny, 540 Butler street. SCHENL--Y PARK lots 50x150. or greater front age if desired, on Woodland avenue, between Forbes avenue and Scbenley Park: beautifully sit uated: on Squirrel Hill Street Railroad, also within short distance of cable and Duquense lines; as phaltum pavement and tall other Improvements; cheap: easy terms. Apply 5100 Forbes or. 20 Fifth avenue, Frank F. Nicola. Snbnrban Lots For Sale. LINDEN ST ATIOW. B. ftO. R. R Lots near Second av., (500 each. (15 cash, balance small monthly payments without interest or taxes: these are bargains. See Black ft Balrd. No 95 Fourth av. CQfIA-One or the best lots in Crafton: size (1DOUU 50x100. Rooms 201 and 202, Germanla Bank building. Logue ft Schroeder, Beat Estate. R EAL ESTATE For bargains In real estate eall on A. Bauck. 441 urant at. pll SALE IMPROVED REAL KSTA1E City Itvsldencea, FOR SALE Two uarticularly desirable brick bouses of six rooms each, hall, attic, bath, hot and cold water, etc.. and very large lot, running from Forty-second to Forty-third sts., near Butler st. ; will be sold cheap, as owner Is out of city. D. Behen ft Son, 4112 Penn av. HOUSES Prime investment: only (21,000 for ten nice, new hrlck lioue. each containing eight rooms." bath, laundry, ln'ldew. c.etc; rented to good" tenants at a total rental of (2, 520: only one square from cable cars and 7 minutes from Court House. C. H. Love. OS Fourth av. CQ 730 Cheap Just completed; house 6 rooms: H)0) grained throughout: vestibule, ball, pantry, bath, w. c, slate mantels, tile hearths, larre porches and closets, 'stteet paved and sewered; good residence location; 15 minutes from P. O. (120). W. A. nerron ft Sons. 80 4th avenue. GQ OOO House 6 rooms, reception haU. etc., DOj on Franklin St.. lot 32x132: answer at once If you want It, for It Is a bargain. F. B. Tomb, Wll Kinsbnrg. Pa. East End Residences For Stle. I?OR SALE Only one left of those elegant Queen . Anne houses, containing eight rooms, recep tion ball and laundry, hard wood cabinet mantels, tile hearths and vestibules, both gases and wired for electric lights; beautifully and centrally lo cated on Webster av., Herron Hill, where you may obtain a grand view and enjoy cool. Invigorating breezes alfthrough the warmest days of summer and yet be within 15 minutes' ride of Wood St. ; as a healthy location this Is unsurpassed by any in the county; lots, 37x100 to an alley: price 85.900; terms to salt purchaser. Inquire Geo. W. Biggs ft Co., 601 Smlthfleld st. CJ.l 300 Meadow near Park, frame, 7 rooms; all Dtt improvements. (279.) (2 600-Corner frame of 5 rooms; IotMxlOO. (280.) (3,5u0 Lowell near Mradow, frame, 6 rooms; (503 down, bat. to suit. (231.) (7.300 AurelU near bhadv Lane, new brick, 9 rooms, reception, bath nd all latest Improvements. (273.) (3.600 Achilles near Meadow, frame of 8 rooms, good lot; all Improvements; terms 86U) down. (274.) Baker ft Co., 6227 Penn av.. E. E. CPS? OOO will bnv a beautiful n tSU) rooms In East End. located on tbe corner of two desirable streets: this Is a modern honsc, containing all the latest Improvements and -conveniences; near Duquesne traction: lot 46x100: the price 13 low and terms easy,. Black ft Balrd, 95 4th av. ' Allegheny Residrnces For Sale. ESrLANADEST.. AIlegheny-Newbrlckbouse; Particulars, W. V. Dermltr. 407 Grant. 34; 000-.No. 84 Koblnson St. Allegheny Two- t story one witn rrame aanmon: i rooms and bathroom, ball, vestibule, both gases: small payment down. Terms and key atBlack ft Balrd's, W Fourth av. Snbnrban itesinmnes for Sals. WILKINSBURG New frame house of 6 rooms, two finished attic rooms, vestibule sliding doors, front and back stairway, china closet, large pantry with drawers and bins, bath, washstand. w. c, city water, slate mantels, slate roof, well drained, grained throughout, front and back porches, lot 25x132: near Citizens' and Duquesne Traction lines; this Is a complete house and well built, and tbe price only (3.250. If sold soon. Hoff man ft Baldrldge, Wilklnsburg, opposite depot, telephone 7243. (Jf 700 Frame house of 5 rooms, hall, pantry, S)Zfi porches, good water, fruit, near station: lot toxin). Rooms 201 and 202; Ucrmanla Bank building. Logue ft Schroeder. PERSON 1L PERSONAL Thorp's system (3 for this week only. 913 Peun av. 1JERSONAL Mrs. Dr. Mcbranor's sure pile . sure. 350 Wylle av. PERSONAL Thorp win make dresses for 10 and upward. 913 Penn ar. PERSONAL-Cash paid for old gold and silver watches and Jewelry repaired: new work made to order. Chris Hauch. 541 Smithfield. PERSONAL-Credlt, yes, credit, on fine dress goods.. silks, satins, wraps, etc., at J. Dwyer's Boom 4. McCance block. 701 smlthfleld. PERSONAL Hair, moles, etc. on ladles' fares permanently destroyed by the electric needle without pain or seir; consultation free. Miss btreng. office 903 Pennav., Dickson building. PERSON AL-Ladles wishing to take Tnrko Fare Baths or face massage for removing blemishes and Improving the complexion will please visit my parlors at 903 Penn av., flttsburg. Miss Sherwood. PERSON AL When I was a sma'l boy my mother alwaySntepalreU my breeches and Jacket, but since I got to be a great big man. Dickson, the well-known tailor, 63 Fifth av.. cor. ood St.. second floor, has been substituted, who now does all my cleaning, pressing and renovating In great shape. Tel. 1548. IJERSONAL-Dr: Lowe. 442 Penn av.. treats all diseases at uniform rate of (I a week, medi cines and where indicated electricity Included; special course in electricity, massage and medi cated baths when desired atone-half usual rates: superfluous hair and other skin blemlsnes removed b) new methods without pain ur scar; consultation free: lady attendants In ladles andchltdr n's de partments; numerous testimonials on file of extra ordinary cures. Lo.vr. LOST Hunch of keys. "with name E. Jones at tached: (5 reward If returned to Pennsylvania Nttlonal Hank, Tntrty-fourih si . Lawrencevidc. city. LOST-BIank book at Exposition Park. Thurs day: a small blank book containing a lot of laundry slips; of nanse to other than owner. Re ward if left at DUpatch office. AUCTION S'.LE. GRID OPENING AUCTION SALE At Mansfield, Pa., OF THE HAMMOND PLACE PLAN OF LOTS, Wednesday, August 31, 2 O'clock P. E This property adjoins tho thriving mannfactnr Ing town of Mansfield, situate! on the main line of the P.. C., a A St. L. (Taiilianfllel K. K.. eleht miles from rittsburK Court House, within 0 min utes ride of the Lit jr 30 trains rach vtjit ilallr where natural gas. co.ft and w.nterlfi In abundance and nt much les cost than can be had In any other location, with more adraiiUjres Vi induct manu facturers to come aud locate than any other part of Alleghtny county. KARE CllANCE. These lots nro all so situated as to be available from either of the depots, and the pro nnd is of a gradually rising nature, giving it all the adTan tages of good draluage. The Superior Steel Company ha3 purchased the adjoining land and Is now erecting its new steel works, nnd will have the same In operation on or about November 1, which will give employment to a large number of men. A g ass company is negotiating for a location for glassworks in the lmmedlite vicinity, which will give emploj ment to both men and bovs. The Klrkpitrlck Iron and Steel Company's mills are now situated In Manstleld and very convenient to this property, and it also gives employment to a large number of men. An electric passenger railroad via Charters creek is now in contemp atlon. and Is expected to be in operation soon, making Ihls properly one of the moat convenient of Flttsburg suburbs, and enhancement In value sure and certain. This Jropertv wjtlbe offered at public auction on the isr DAY OK AUGUST. 183. when terms of pay ment will be mide to suit purchasers. Mansfield, with Its low taxes, unsurpassed rail road includes, steel and iron plants, glasshouses and other coming factories, will be a very busy manufacturing center before another year rolls around. Attend this sale, rain or shine, and buy at the opening sale, as prices will be advanced. Values bound lo double In the near future. . t or plans and particulars call or address W. E. TUSTIN, 601 to 503 Germanla Bank building, i'lttsburg. Pa., OK n. B. SMITHSOy, Auctioneer. AUCTION SALE. Furniture, Piano, Carpets, Clothing, Ci gars, Eti, FRIDAY, Augnst 20, at 10 o'clock, at the rooms of the Henry Auction Co., 24 and 28 Ninth street. Lot of fine Imported cigars, lot of men's and boys' clothing, suits, etc: elegant wal nut chamber suites, fine parlor suites In tapestry, fbrocatelle, plusli and hair clotb, oak folding bed, irardrobes, book cases, desks, clocks, pictures, chairs, rocker, lounges, piano forte, hair and hnsk mat tresses, pillows, brussels and ingrain car pets, kitchen and laundry fnrnitnre, dry. goods and notions. Sale positive. HENKJT AUCTION CO., Auctioneers. GREAT AUCTION SALE $10,000 STOCK OF TINE GROCERIES At No. 208 Fifth avenue, next to Fifth avenue car house, commenclngSATUKDAT, Angmt 27, at 3 o'clock and will continue until closed out, consisting of flour, teas, spices, canned goods, laundry and toilet soaps, molasses, brooms, wash boards. Larse assortment too nnmerons to mention. Will be put up in original packages when desired by buyers. Country merchants wonld do well to patronize this sale. Come and examine our stock. V. S. Orders for goods will bo shipped C. O. D. to anv ad ress. Address A. J. PENTECOST, S08 Fifth avenue. FOR SALE. STANDARD MANUFACT'G CO.'S PLANT. We offer for salo the following described property which has been occupied by us since 1875 as machine shop, foundry and enamelling works. The property has a frontage on River avenue, in tbe Eighth ward, Allegheny, Just above tho Water Works and extends lrom River avenue to the West Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. It Is 357 feet front, extending back 215 feet and has erected thereon substantial brick and iron-clad waiehouses, machine shops and extra largo foundry, all in good state of re pair. Included in the above are tbe boilers, en gines, shafting, pulleys and hangers tho entire "plant" can be readily used without incurring much additional expense. The shipping facilities are very desirable, having the Pennsylvania Railroad and the Balti more and Ohio Railroad adjoining. Posses sion of the premises will be given within one year, and terms of payment liberal. Tr not sold nreviousJv the entire ororjertv will be offered at auction on TUESDAY, Sep- ; temDer tne otn, at z o'oiock on iun prunuacs. Proposed purchasers will please call on or address F. J. TORRANCE at the Works. 286 Riveravenue, Allegheny, Pa.; J. W. ARROTT, 533 Wood St., Pittsburg, or A. LEGGATE & SON, Auctioneers, 63 Fourth avenue. KENSINGTON Has more manufactories located than any city in the country, age considered. You will make no mistake if you buy KENSINGTON LOTS. They are steadily increasing in value. Prop erty purchased now will soon be worth double the amount paid for it. THE ,SALES OF LOTS Are larger than ever. Everybody is busy " and business good at KENSINGTON. Visit the new city. It will pay you. FREE RAILROAD TICKETS . Given. Salesmen always on the grounds. Other information at the office of THE KENSINGTON IMPEOVEMENT CO., . No. 79 FOURTH AVENUE. Pittsburg, EDUCATIONAL. PKIVATE SnoKTHAND IXBTrTVTE, 315 Smltlifleld St.. PltUburr. Ps. Shorthand ana typewriting per month, H 50; per quarter, U; six months. flO. Write for catalogue. PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. Address, for circulars, MRS. JL D. MATHEWS, Palnesvllle. O. New York, Ktnmton-on-Hudson. GOLDEN HILL SCHOOL FOR BOYS. Classical, Scientific and English Courses. JOHN it. CBQSrf. A. M., Principal. SOCK. DILL, COLLIDE, lIIcott City. Maryland. Schools. Classical, scientific and commercial coar.es. Respectable young men and bojs re ceived as boarders. Bend for prospectus. BKO. DENNIS. President. MISS BAIRD'S INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS, Norwnlk, Conn. 20tU year. Primary, intermediate and college preparatory orurses. Careful attention to morals and manners. New buildings, steam heat,lncan descent light, gymnasium. THE MISSES ANABLE'S Boarding and Day School tor Young Ladles. Will reopen September 28th, at 68 Bayard St, New Brunswick. New Jersey. 9 West walnut street seminary for young ladles. 26tliyear. Is pro vided tor giving a superior education in ool leglate, eclectic and preparatory depart ments; also In musics and art. Mm. HENRI ETTA KUTZ,2045 Walnut St., Philada. PENNSYLVANIA, BUSTLETON, PHILA DELPHIA St. Lnko's School. A high class school. Etcentlonnlly healthful loca tion. Delightlnl surroundings. Special oars of younger bovs. Illustrated catalogue. CHARLES II. STROUT, F. E. MOULTON. Principals. ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL, MANLlfrs, N. Y. Full courses of stndy. Under the visitation of the Regents of University of New York and War Department. IIT. ItEV. F.D. HUNT INGTON, Prest.; WM. VEREECK, Snpt. THE WESTERN UNIVERSITY OPENS SEPTEMBER 14. Examinations for entrance", 12 and IX Courses in literature nnd science, and in civil, meclianic.il and electrical engineering. W. J. HOLLAND, D. D, trepidant. r IDDV UNIVERSITY Unnl SIXTH STREET. 1 lie old reliable school that lias educated 40.0O) students. Fall term b?:in September 5. hnrllsh. nnrmiL claaslr&L scientific, mechanical, book keeping, shorthand, typewriting, mnslc and elocu tion courses, logue. Dar and erenlnz. bend for tata- II. M. RoWE, Pli. D., President. DUQUESNE COLLEGE. Kngllsh, normal, classical, scleutlllc ladles liter ary course, shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, night school. Saturday normal classes, music, elo cution, mechanical architectural drawing. Dis count to ministers' chlldnn. Full corns of in structors, strong faculty annex. No dtfflcult en trance examinations. Opens September 5. Send for catalogue. E. 31. WOOD. D. II.. LL,. I)., President. Diamonds.. Pittsburg (opposite Court Ileus"). NIGHT SCHOOL BEGINS Monday, Sept. 26. For particulars, send for latest Illustrated Circular, or apply at COLLEGE 'OFFICE, open every evening till 9 o'clock, AFTER SEPTEMBER 1. Addrs33 J. a SMITH'S SON. CHOICE PROPERTICS. BEAUTIFUL HOME $9,000. Located on Penn ave., lot 63x150 feet, with large shade, shrubbery and fruit trees. One of the best built houses In tho city: heavy walls and brick partition. Everything in the best of order. Twelve large rooms, with 8-foot halL Finest of sanitary plumbing-, bathroom, electric lights and natural gas throughout. Excellent lanndry and ce mented cellar beautifuHy papered through out. A rate opportunity to get a fine home at one-half its cost. HOFFMAN & BALDRIDGE. WILKINSBURG. FURNISHED HOUSE. $i&,ooo. EAST END CORNER. A beautiful corner on prominent East End street. Large lot, fine shade and shrubbery and' beautiful modern frame dwelling, seven rooms and bathroom, re ception nail, finished attic, flue laundry and cemented cellar, with heater, hard-wood finish, beauttlully papered and furnished. A rare opportunity to step into a complete home at small cost. LIGGETT BROS.. 71 Diamond street. saooo Will hny a beautiful residence of nine rooms in East End, located on the comer of two desirable streets. This U a modern house, containing all the latest Improvements and convenience". Near Duquesne tractlort. Lot 16x100. Tbe price Is low and terms easy. BLACK & BAIRD, 03 FOUR1H AVENUE. EOR SALE-AT SPECIAL PRICE, FOR limited time, choice lot. M0REW00D AVENUE, SHADYSIDE. Eastern exposure, slight elevation, with choice surroundings. HENRY A. BnEED,. 510 Market street. Pa, i J
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