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A Man Who Suffered Severely With
Palsy and the Grip Says
BE WAS CURED BT FAITfl ALONE.
lire. Fenton Tells How Iter Fnemies Were
Swiiily Funished.
OSE WOMAN ETElteEN WITH BLINDNESS
The divine healera
under the leadership
of B. F. Hitchcock, cj
Emlenton, Fa,, and
Jlrs. li Fenton, o!
- i
harps ville, Pa., hold
meetings everv -gp t
atternoon and even-
land cottage in the
unda
woofb
of "Wylie avenue,
old McFat
s at the south ena
as a pretty one,
:rlookinjr the Ohio
tiary. The meet-
jilleghcny. The place
among the forest trees ov.
and the listen-
.. L. :. J
r.yrr Cv u kuc Fm.Cu, g
mg wbuuu lucpiuL , women
ers sit about on chairs in th
when Mr.
There were about 40 m
en led to be-
there yesterday atternoon.
was a miner.
Hitchcock told how he had be
ed a Metho-
lieve in divine healing. lie
Hi.r-.."
never went to school, was rais
dist and he is now 65 years old. & -,iccn
tells that he is an englishman. He said
that 24 years ago he was stricken with palsy
while working in a mine, had to be carried
Lome, and for 21 years could not walk with
out a crutch or cane. Three years ago he
went to a camp meeting where divine heal
ing was preached. As he hobbled away he
stopped, leaned against a tree and prayed to
be cured. He was cured and had not used
a cane since.
Cured or the Grip by Faith.
After that he grew lukewarm for a time,
he said, and in December, 1890, was taken
ill with the grip, so that his death was ex
pected. On "er Year's day he believed
that his last moment had come, and, being
left alone lor awhile, he began to pray.
Then he heard the voice of God, as clear as
words could be, saying, "If you will promise
to serve me all the rest of your days, I will
raise you up." The promise was made,
3Ir. Hitchcock arose from his bed well and
he has from that day devoted himself to
preaching the gospel, the power of divine
healing and lull sanctification. He read
texts yesterday from the 2evr Testament
to support his claim that believers should
have the power to heal the sick.
Mr. Hitchcock said he expected a young
man who had been cured of paralysis to be
prescnt,but lie w as not He said that by his
prayers two persons in Pittsburg had been
miraculously cured of the grip. They be
came well and arose Irom their beds at the
very time that he was praying for them in
a distant place. He gave the names of
Mrs. Anderson, of Fulton street, and J. M.
Howser, superintendent of the Open Door
Mission, on Fourth avenue.
Mr. Hitchcock was followed by Mrs. E.
Fenton. Sue said that God took care of
her and punished all who tried to injure
her. To bUpport this claim she told three
stories.
Il-r Knemles Severely Punished.
Some time ago, when she was holding di
vine healing meetings in Ohio, a woman
told falsehoods about her. 'I went and
told God about it," she said, "and I asked
Him why He let that woman do such
tilings. He struck that woman blind, and
she has never seen anything since. I could
have told her why she went blind. Then
there was a man who tried to break
up our meetings. I went and told God
Ebout him, and the man was stricken with
paralysis and fell out of his buggy. I could
have told liini v. ho did it. Up in Clarion
county there was a young man dying of
dropy. I went to pray with him, to heal
him, but he would not let me. Then I said
to him, '.Before you die you will see the
de il in the flesh. He died two davs after
ward, and just before he died he screamed
out, 'I see the room full of devils." He
died screaming and holding to the bed to
keep the devils from dragging him away."
Mrs. Fenton then pointed to a reporter
and said, "Take care what you write about
we. Look out. The Lord is with me, and
if yon write lalsehoods you will be pun
ished." There were afterward short talks by men
and women present, and the exercises all
through were enlivened with sacred songs.
FOSEPAUGH'S BIG SHOW,
The Celebrated Exhibition in This City for
Two Days.
Old Adam Forepaugh's big show is in
town. It came in yesterday afternoon, and
this morninc its great white tents fill the
Hxpo&ition Park in Allegheny. The street
parade will take place this morning, and
Forepaugh's show has the solidly earned rep
utation ot giving the finest street display in
the country. The parade will leave the
stiou grounds at 8 o'clock, and after passing
through the central streets of Allegheny
will cross the Seventh street bridge to
Pittsburg. It will pass along the whole
length oF Smithfield street, and will pro
ceed down "Water to Wood, up "Wood and
Third avenue to Market, through Sixth
street and Penn avenue back to Seventh
6treet, ami across the bridge to Allegheny.
It v. ill pass the Pittsburg postofiice about 9
o'clrck.
1 nere will be two exhibitions daily, at 2
a'id X r. at., the doors opening an hour
before each exhibition, to allow the people
to look at the monkeys, lions and elephants.
Each exhibition will close with the grand
spectacle, "The Fall of Xineveh," in which
1,1100 men and women will participate.
This is one of the most costly and gorgeous
scenic representations ever put upon the
road. The costumes are dazzling In their
oriental beauty.
The True Laxative Principle
Of tho plants used In manufacturing the
pleasant reniedv. Syrup of Figs, has a per
manently beneficial ellect on the human
svstem. hlle tho cheap vegetable extracts
and mineral solutions, usually sold as modi
cities, are permanently injurious. Being
wcl-informe-I, you will use the true remedy
only. Jlmiutacturcd by the California Fig
ii rup to.
THKGKEAT REVIEW AT tVASIIINGTON
Hair Itittes by the Pennsylvania flail road.
Tlie N-tional Encampment of the Grand
Am. j i tlie Republic will be held at Wash
ington, 'eptcmbcr 19 to 21, 1S92. Tho occa
sion will undoubtedly attract tlie largest
number of veterans ever assembled on a
sinnlai occasion, and the review will be the
most imposing demonstration ever wit
nessed in this country since the historic re
liew of tlie aimy in 18C5. It will be the
event of a lifetime, n never again will there
be so lame a (lathering ot old soldiers in any
city ol the land.
Iii ordsr that everyone may witness the
grand spectacle tue Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will sell excursion tickets to Wash
ington from all princip.il ticket stations on
its system, 'eptember 13 to 20, valid for re
tui n until October 10, 1S92 at a sinslo faro
fm tho round tiip. Ample facilities will bo
atTonled lor tho prompt movement of all
i isitors.
An Exhibition In Crepe Taper.
Tl'O exhibition of novelties in paper to be
onene.1 at Jos. Eichbaum A Co.'s, 18 Fifth
ui cnue. on Monday, 12th msL, will piove nn
impuitant occasion to tbo ladles of Pitts
bu und vicinity.
Tlie Mises Heath, of Bullalo, under whose
superintendence the exnibitior. is to be
given, are experts in the thousand and one
amnty things made from crepe tissue, con
sisting or lamp shades, candle sbades,dinner
and ecrman favors, and many other beauti
ful things.
Excursion to Buffalo and Magara Falls
On September 11 via the P. & L E. R. R.
Only 54 75 for tbo round trie, tickets good
live davs. Good to stop over nt Buffalo go
ing and returning. Go to the Republican
League Club Convention. A special train
wir leave Pittsburg at 7:45 a. jr., central
time, arriving at Buffalo nt 2:45 p. at, Tickets
good on leular trains at 8 a. m. and 8:15 p. m.
s,5iali. in size, great in results; Do Witt's
Little harlyRisers. Best pill for constipation,
'est lor sick headache and sour stomach.
A NEW HEBREW TEMPLE
Dedicated by the Congregation of B'nal
line: Large Attendance at the Eir
dies Many TJnab'e in Obtain .Admit
tance A riandsome Structnre.
The Jewish synagogue B'nai Israel, on
"Washington street, was formerly dedicated
yesterday afternoon. At 1:30 r. M. the con
gregation of the old synagogue, at the cor
ner ot Third avenue and Grant street,
formed in lino and marched out Fifth av
enue to their new temple of worship. As
they proceeded their line was enforced by
others, until, when they came to a halt in
front of the synagogue, there -mere fully
6,000 of them, "filling Washington street
from Fifth avenue to Wyhe avenue.
At 2 o'clocfc'the doors were thrown open,
and a terrible rush ensued to get inside
Men, women and children vied with one an
other to see who should enter first; women
with children in their arms jostled and
crowded with gray-headed old men, and
strongmen elbowed their way through to
the doors. At the three doors were sta
tioned six policemen under the charge of
Captain Denniston and Lieutenant Gallant
The officers had all they could do to resist
the crowds and maintain order. The crowd
passed into the building packing it as full
as it would hold, while those ontside
clamored to get in.
Theiexercises were opened by the chantor
" -hoir si"!-'J "'Ir BcauHfi'o
and c. ..0.is. iw - ..At Am
Thy Teuts, O Jacob," and l Will Extol
Thee, O Lord." Mr. Kornblum, in a short
address, gave a history of the congregation,
and ended by presenting the key ol the new
synagogue to the President, Morris Kosen
thal. Mr. Rosenthal accepted the key.
Babbi Isaac Davis, in a short sermon and
prayer dedicated the synagogue.
Short addresses were made by Kev. Sa
linger, Rev. E. K. Donehoo and Joseph
Stadfiehl.after which the choir sang, 'Praise
Ye the Lord," and Kabbi Davis closed the
exercises with the benediction. The syna
gogue is a handsome brick building, with
white stone trimmings. In the center
of the auditorium is a raised plat
form for the chantor and the choir.
At the head of the room is
the altar. The room was decorated yestar
dav with tropical plants and cut flowers.
It will scat about 1,500 people.a large deep
balcony running around both sides and the
back. The church cost ?65,000 including
the lot The synagogue has 100 members
and about 1,100 pew holders. About one
half of the amount has been paid on the
church, and the members expect to pay it
all off inside of three years.
THE LAND OF THE EISING SUN.
A Missionary From Japan Relates Some
of Ills Experlencrs.
Bev. J. P. Moore, a missionary of the Re
formed church, who has spent eight years
in Japan and is now on a vacation to Amer
ica, preached last evening in St, Mark's
Memorial Church on North Highland ave
nue, giving an exceedingly interesting ac
count of the difficulties encountered by an
evangelist in the Orient. The "Land of
the Rising Sun" is slowly becoming con
verted from the superstitions, mythological
religious practices which it has lollowed
since the sixth century before Christ, and at
present there are 300 Christian Japanese
churches, having a communicant member
ship of about 50,000 souls.
The President of the first Japanese Par
liament, organized three years ago, was a
Christian, having received the sacrament of
baptism at the hands of Eev. Moore. The
gentleman predicted the evangelization of
Japau, and gave a glowing description of
the beautiful country and the intellectuality
of its people.
This evening Mrs. Moore, who accompa
nies her husband, will deliver an address in
Grace Church, Grant aud Webster streets,
on the '"Women of Japan." She will on
this occasion wear a robe presented to her
by the wife of a Japanese nobleman. It is
said to be an unusually prettr garment,
greatly enhancing the beauty of the lady.
THE STATE PAIS.
Postmaster McKan Says the Exhibits Were
Good and Attendance Lars-.
Postmaster McKean and W. W. Speer re
turned yesterday from the annual fair of
the State Agricultural Society which was
held in Scranton. The show was a financial
success. The exhibits were abovethe aver
age and the attendance very large. Mr.
McKean has been a Vice President ot the
society for ten years. The organization
unites yearly with some county fair. It
hasn't been decided where the next one will
beheld. Since the society abandoned he
grounds in Philadelphia it has been pros
pering. Toilet Lanoline lor skin roughness and
irritotian, especially with small children.
Best remedy against hemorrhoids (piles).
Ask your druggist for Toilet Lanoline.
On Flowery Beds of Ease.
It is the dream of all to get along in this
world as easily as possible. We all sigh for
the "flowery beds of ease" of the poet, and
many women have discovered the materiali
zation of their dream in Camellia flour,
that rich, pure white and always regular
flour that makes the bake day a pleasure.
Baking with Camellia is baking on truly,
floury beds of ease. Your grocer keeps it.
Try it
Second-Hand Pianos and Organs,
Itocv-Uotfom Price Ht Mrllor S: IlornVn.
A large number of excellent upright and
square pianos on hand. Somo very lit
tle used. Good for practice purposes.
Must be sold. Have put prices at bed
rock. Must turn them Into cash. Tliey
take up valuable room. Must have it
for new instruments. Will exchange
these lor new pianos at any time at full
value. Come and see us, orwrlte. Easy
payments.
Mellok & Hoene, Founded 1831,
Warerooms 77 Fifth avenue.
Mr. II. B. Hayes,
Of tho firm of Hardy 4 Hayes, is no w in New
York selecting novelties for their fall open
ing. Judging by the looks of their entire
establishment, in the store and second and
third-story art rooms, a treat is promised
PIttsbumer.
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Notice.
DR. .TNO. COOrER, Jlt nASRESlOVEDHIS
offices from N. Diamond St., Allegheny, to
rooms 41 and 43 WestlnKhousebclldinc Pur. Ear.
nose, throat and chest diseases. Hours 1 to 4 P. M.
Office or the hURVEYOu of Customs,
1'OKT OK PlTTSUUnC. PA..
J
ceiitL-mberlO.1892.
"VTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT BYAU
X THORlTYof the Commissioner of Naviga
tion, ortiicdateuffrepieinucr 6. 1SK, the name of
the steam towuoat called the "J. S. Neel" Is
changed to that of 'Hustler.'
JOHN F. DRAYO.
. burveyor of Customs.
IL F. McGRADY. Attorney at Law.
55J Grant it.
LOST CERTIFICATENOTICE IS JIEREDY
Klven that certificate No. A. 73, dated March
14, 1891, issued too. G. Dixon for 40 shares of the
capital slock of the Duquesne Traction Ompanr.
ori'lttbburj;. Pa., lias been lost or destroyed, and
all persons are hereby w arncd against negotiating
lor the same. as application lias been made for new
certificate In lieu 01 the one so lot or destroyed.
CATHERINE JJIXO.S.
EDWARD MAGLE,
Executors of C G. Dixon, dee'd.
Elections.
CENTRAL TURN VEREIN.
Tho annual election for officers for tho on
suing year will be held on ilONDAYi Sep
tember 12, at 8 r. x.
j. g. EnaiAN,
H. L. HOBURG, President
fcecretary.
Business Chancres.
THE PARTNEKSniP HERETOFORE EXIST
ING between Henry Flalb and George ilorn.
under the firm name or Flath Horn, merchant
tailors, has this day been dissolved by limitation,
George Horn retiring. All accounts of the late
firm will be collected and settled by the remaining
partner, who will continue the business and be
E leased to meet his friends at the old siand. No. K8
Ibertyst. HENRY FLATH.
F1TTSBCEG. Sept 8. 1SK.
S3-Classified real estate advertisements on this
page ten ecntt per line Jar each insertion, and
none taken for less than twenty cents.
"-UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Classified under the lollowlng headings will be ac
cepted at the rate of
ONE CENT PER WORD
FOR EACH INSERTION when paid for in ad
vance cither at,maln or branch ofaces.
Wanted Advertisements of all Kinds.
feUCH AS
SITUATIONS. ROOMS,
MALE HELP, nOARDTVO,
FEMAXE HELP, BOARDERS
AGENTS, MISCELLANEOUS.
PERSONALS TO LET ROOMS,
MISCELLANEOUS FOB SALES,
LOST AND FOUND.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
BUSINESS OFFICE
Cor. Smithfield and Diamond Streets.
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WTOTRF.
WANTS. FOR SALE. TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements nonld be prepaid .unless adver
tisers already have accounts with The Dispatch.
FOR ALLEGHENY. NO. 107 FEDERAL bT.,
TELEPHONE 3621.
FOR THE SOUTHSrDF, NO. lz CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. 6EZ.
FOR THE EAbT END. J. W. WALLACE. a
PENN AV
rrrTspTrno ADnrnoN al.
"S MCCAFFREY, S"00 Butler street.
TTUCKXY ," -eet W"I Pe"
TTIOM,. ' .
ESIIL G. c . ir .u., ...a avenue,
ALLEGHENY ADDITIONAL.
F. H. EGGERS&SON, Ohio and Chestnut streets.
THOJIASMcHENEY. Western and Irwin avenues.
WANTED.
Malo IIoId.
BARBER-(Colored)-Good sober single man at
once; wages S5 per week and board. Address
A. Corbln. Box 51. Ebensburg, Pa.
B
ARBER-Good. steady colored barber; none
ntharnnvl nftlr II TT. MlirMV- Steilhen-
ville. O.
BARBER-SIngle young man. Apply at 209 Fed
eral st. Allegheny.
BILL CLERK Mnst be experienced, good pen
man and correct at figures. None other need
apply. Address Clerk, Dispatch office.
BOY 15 years of age to work rights. Apply
Monday at 8:30 A. M., at business office of
Dispatch.
OY to tend soda fonntain. . Apply Monday
' morning Christ 's drug store.
OY viTth experience in the barber trade. 127
I. acock st, Allegheny.
BOOKKEEPER Slust be accurate, reliable and
good penman: permanent position for good
man. Address, giving age. experience and refer
ences. A. B. B., Dispatch ofllce.
B'
OOlCKEEPER and solicitor for life insurance
office. Address Life Insurance, Dispatch of-
flee.
BUTCHERS Several good men who can furnish
ftrst-class reference as to honesty and sobriety
to drive meat wagons In eokc regions: men who
have bad experience with Slavish and Polish trade
preferred: will pay salary or commission to right
men. Address K., Dispatch office.
BUTCHER Wanted - First-class all-ronnd
slaughter-house man. who has some knowledge
ofpork packing; must be sober and come well rec
ommended. Address 21. E. Brown Bro., Blalrs
vllle. Pa.
CIOATMAKERS Two fine eoatmakers wanted Im
J medlatelv: steady work to solier, reliable men.
Apply to M. II. Huston, Etst Liverpool. O.
COATMAKERS Tw o first-class men to go out of
the city. Apply 964 Liberty st
DRUG OL.ERK For retail store. Inquire of A.
C. Henderson Drug Co., 0 bcrenth av.,
Pittsburg.
I?hERGrrriO. reliable salesmen at retail: ones
j acquainted with tea trade preferred. Inquire
at 422 t ifth ave.
EXPERIENCED carriage driver; no other need
apply. 2726 Carson st, S. S.
LABORER5 Several good laborers. Apply to
the Ilersperger Company, Vlckroy and Magcc
streets.
MAN An Industrious man to take entire control
or ofllce and men selling a patented specialty:
Jl, 200 salary: must have $1, WO cash: good security
for money. Address T. M., Dispatch ofllce.
MAN Quick, active man at once: mustbpeak
German and furnish references; 18 per week.
The Chicago Pub, and Lithograph Co., 1D4 Madison
st. Chicago. III.
MEN 150 men, 10 small boys. 10 small girls. 10
colored men. 10 colored boys to take part In
the "Fall of Nineveh." Apply to Captain of Su
pernumeraries on show grounds.-Exposltlou Park,
Allegheny, atOA.Ju, September It,
PORTER To make himself gcnerallv ueful: ref
erences required. Apply at 70o Liberty St.,
city.
-f EPRESENTATIVE A live, wide-awake repre
XV tentative to represent us in every locality: one
with vim, vigor, pluck and push can easily make
SC50 per month: no peddling goods; something en
tirely new; staple as flour: send for full particulars
tn-oay. AdCress Manufacturers, P. O. Box 5303,
Boston, Mass.
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 seconds: no abrasion of
paper: ICO to 5C0 per cent profit; one agent's sales
amounted to $620 In six da) s, 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.
SALFbMEN f40 per week and expenses to male
and female workers, ta act as resident salesmen
for a company manuiacturlng goods wanted in
every household, fennaneni, profitable work.
Terms and circulars free. Address Electro-Novtlty
Co.. 30 Armory st, Boston, Mass.
SOLICITORS for cltv and adjacent towns. Pltts
burgSnlt Club Company. No. 52 Sixth av.
TUNIVER Call or addrtss Koerbcl Bros., Jean
X nctte. Ta.
"rANTED Clerk for general ofllce work; must
If be quick and reliable and understand sten
ography and typewriting: state age, experience and
salary expected. Manufacturing, Dispatch ofllce.
"V OUNG MAN To keep a small set of books aud
X do the shipping for a small lumber mill located
at Hulton; must be a hustler; a resident of Hulton
preferred. Address Lumber, P. O, Box C30.
YOUNG MAN In a wholesale liquor house, who
understands bottling: must come well recom
mended. Address M. M., Dispatch office.
Acenrs.
AGENTS-3 to pdaily: experience nnnecesarv.
Putnam & Co., perfumers. West Wlnstcd, Ct.
rournle Fit, i HntAd.
pHAMBERMAID-AtSOlenth St.. city.
COOK An experienced cook; reference! re
quired. Apily mornings, between 10 and 12
o'clock, at 1C07 Highland av., corner .McCullyst
COOKS, housework girls, good places to-day.
Call early, situations free. Elite, 412 Penn
ave,
DININGROOM GHtL at U37 and 1139 Liberty
av.. city.
D
ISHWASHER-Call at Sixth Avenue Hotel.
("IRL Good gin for general housework tno
T washing): highest wages paid. Apply 35
Washington st, Allegheny city.
Ci IRL for general housework In small family;
T wages $3 per week. Address P. O. Box 154.
i IRL For general housework. 315 Western av..
v At ej,neuj
GIRL for general housework. No. 17 Carson it,
' S. S.
GOVERNESS-Capable of teaching French, Ger
man and music. Address with reference, P.
O. Drawer 915.
LADY Energetic lady for office work in Cleve
land: (75 monthly: references and (500 cash re
quired. Address Box 117, Cleveland, O.
STYLISH young lady or good address, who
writes a good letter or a good legible band, to
learn a genteel business, which will pay a good
salarr; ail expenses paid while learning. Apply at
77 Fiftli av.. top floor, Monday.lrom 11 to 12 oVlock.
A first-class opportunity for the right person for a
lasting situation.
Mal und Fcmalo Hlo Wmited.
HELP Immediately, col. man or boy to attend
to horse and cow; 40 farm hsnds, teamster,
hotel cooks, chambermaids, dishwashers, dining
room girls, laundress 2 laundry girls, 2d cook,
fau.lly cooks. $5 per nt,; chambermaids, child's
nurse, nursery goTerness. bouse girls, colored
firls, seamstress, housekeeper lor widower.
Icclian's Agency, 545 Grant st
H' ELI' Cooks, chambermaids, dining room
girls, nurses, laundresses, house girls. Ger
man and colored girls, white male cook for hotel,
girls lor restaurants and hoieli, porters, drivers,
farm bands, white and colored waiters. Thomp
son's. COS Grant st
"VT7 ANTED Tlie names and addresses of ener
1 1 gctic men and women open for permanent
work. Weglvecxcluslveterrltory. Wegaarantee
good workers 30 a week. We furnish office; furni
ture, dilivery team, and newspaper advertising.
Our article Is a monopoly. . It will save 25 per cent
of the coal-bills or everybody. Full particulars by
malt Lithographs, pamphlets, etc., free upon re
ceipt or postage. Address Koalspar Co., 40 Oliver
st, Boston, Mass.
Pnpila.
LADIES and gentlemen desiring to learn book
keeping, shorthand, typewriting, penman
ship, etc. to attend the Actual Business College,
No. 5 Sixth avenue; day and night schools open
the entire year; students may enter at any timet
write for free pictorial catalogue. M. J. Conner.
President; J. M. Phillips, Dean of Faculty.
Rooms Wanted.
WANTED Two well furnished rooms; gentle
man, wife 'and daughter: strictly private
family. Answer Merchant Dispatch office.
'Wanted Partner.
T)ARTNKRSniPS In all businesses promptly and
:iyjjegouaieu urecuwaj, iuuuaTa i
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 13., 1892.
iWAJTTED.
Situations Wanted.
POSITION as bookkeeper-xoung lady; several
years' experience In difficult class of business
as bookkeeper and manager: can give references.
Address II. P., Dispatch office.
POSITION as managing housekeeper by lady
competent to take charge or house and rare
for children: widower's family preferred. Address
Competent Dispatch office.
POSITION as organist by a German: has had ex
perience and Is able to teach a choir; good ref
erencc. Address F, 23. Dispatch office.
POSITION bv an experienced clothing salesman
or man Tor office work. Address C. S. Dis
patch office.
SET oi books to keep evenings; good reference.
Address Entry. Dispatch office. .
SITUATION as superintendent or manager of a
brick plant, bv a sober.industrlous. married man
of 15 years' practical experience: bare handled all
kinds of clays and shale; can give plans of new
works and manage same successfullv; best of refer
ence. Address Box 185. Beaver, Beaver county.Pa.
SITUATION Druggist wants a situation: reg
istered by examination in Pa. and.Oh'o; best
or reference. Address C E. Kalile, Ph. G.,
Franklin, Pa.
SITUATION Inside: handy with carpenters'
tools and paint brush; good penman and
marker: temperate, reliable. P. S. Duganne. Ho
boken, Pa.
Hoarders nnd Loaicer V:intert.
B1
OARD 53 51 week; nice homelike table. 109
Park way.
MONTGOJIF.RY AV., 59, Allegheny Furnished
rooms; also table board. (4.
OCCUPANTS-For front rooms facing parks
with boarding: reference required. 169 North
ave., Allegheny.
(C ' 'Jf"n:
-s-JUPANTS for nicely furnished froiti .o...
KJ both gases and bath. 221 Federal St., Alle
gheny. OCCUPANTS (Gentleman) for nicely furnished
room with board. 3922 Fifth av Oakland.
0
CCUPANTS for furnished front rooms. No 10
Sherman ave., Allegheny.
YI? ANTED Occupants for well furnished rooms
i with board; terms reasonable. 23 Union av.,
Allegheny.
Hotels, D!nIP and Lunch Koomi,
An 1 for the races Hotel Norwood care and bar,
the popular East End resort: nearest house to
driving park; stop for spring chinken, OTSters and
refreshments: Stoerlein's celebrated beer on
draught; famous Blue Ribbon aud export beer,
line old whiskies. Imported and domestic wines and
cigars; reasonable rates; Duquesne electric cars
pass door; good stabling. Frank Y. Over, propri
etor, 262 to 270, Frankstown av.
HOTEL FEDERAL, 171 Ftderal st. Allegheny.
(I 50, S2 day; special rates when permanent
VlSlTKevan'sladles'and gents' dining rooms, P03
Penn ave. : business men's dinner; ladles' noon
lunch; meals anytime; everything In season.
Itnsinesx Opportanttes Wantei.
WANTED The proprietors or large tin plate
manufactories in South U ales are desirous
of erecting extensive mills In the United States,
and will be glad to receive offers lrom land owners
of suitable sites; the district or tlie gas belt pre
ferred. Address, with full particulars as to water
supplv, fuel facilities, bonuses, etc.. Welshman,
care W. N. Gates & Co., Cleveland, O.
WANTED An active business man desires to
Invent from $2, 000 to S3, OOulnsome legitimate,
well established business where he can be em
ployed. Address Investor, Dispatch office.
Eire Insurance Wantei.
BENSWANGER Jt ZAHN Fire Insurance. CO
Fourth av.
Financial Vnnten.
CnARLES SOMEItS & CO.. 131 Fourth av
Pittsburg, Pa. Loan Department Money to
loan on real estate In any sums desired. Lowest
rates of Interest quick and economical service.
George Piper, manager.
DO you want money? Gallon Snyder & White.
No. 1C2 Fourth av. ; money to loan In large or
small sums at lowest rates.
M
ONE loioanon mortgages; lowest interest;
no tax. isaac ji. I'ennucK, .47 I'ounu av.
M
ON EY at 5 per com. "Wo have ?50, 000 to loan.
?auuup, aucs mos. Ao.t itn rounnar.
M1
ONEY to loan at lowest market rates; no de
lay. W. M. Pollock, 150 4th av.
MORTGAGES oif city or Allegheny county
properly at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver
& Co., 92 Fourth av.
rpo LOAN 5200,000 on mortgages: (100 and up-
ward atCper cent; (SOO.COO at AH per cent on
resiacnce or nusiness projierty, vacant lots or
farms. S. H. French, 125 Fourth av.
WANTED-Morlgages on Improved city or Alle
gheny city property. McLuue Coulter, 93
Fourth av.
BHscellaneonii Wanted.
I7LFCTRICMfg. and SupplyCo..310Blsscllblock,
j Fgh.. 64 Federal. Allegh'y: Incandescent and
bell wiring; electrical repairing a specialty;
phone 1375.
ON E CENT a bolt wall pancr: finer 2c;2i;c: gold
,3c: embossed, solid gold, 4c: send 6tamp for
100 samples. Reed, wall paper jobber, Rochester.
PAINTING and Plate Glass glazing. E.C. Miller,
526 Grant L. Pittsburg.
PATENTS O. D. Levis (20 years). Solicitor, 131
Fifth av.. next Leader. Pittsburg: no delay.
TRUNKS hauled lo and from the East End for
flfty cents. Campbell & Davis. No. l2Seventh
av. Telephone 276.
USE Jones' Bedbug Paralvzer Jones' Magi
Roach Powder; roaches banished by contract
satisfaction given or no pay. 222 Federal st. Alio
gheny. Sold by all first-class druggists.
"17 ANTED To correspond with parties who are
1 1 prepared to make contracts and furnish com
plete outfit lor drilling deep wells in HI.. Mo., Tex.
and Col. Address the Pennsvlvanla Drilling Co.,
1206 Chamber Commerce, Chicago, III.
T7 ANTED Evervone who wants me nnestand
t r cheapest wall paper in America to send for
samples; sent free to any address. G. G. O'Brien,
Paint and Wall Paper Store. 202 Fifth av.
WANTED Fanners to bring sound windfall
apples, suitable for rider vinegar, to 199
Mala st, Allegheny. H. J, Heinz Co.
TTrANTED-A gooil two-seated second-hand rig,
1 not too heavy for one horse. C. E. D,, East
End Dispatch office.
WANTED Light one-horse second-handed
milk wagon. Address F. IL Hleoer, Mc
Kee's Rocks, Pa.
w
OOD and photo engraving; halt tones; electro
typlng. Bragdon. 78 Fourth av.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS,
Mualcal lnhtrmncnts.
PIANO Emmerson square grand piano; also
parlor and bedroom suits and household fur
niture. Mackenzie, Supcrlorav., Allegheny,
Horses. Vehicles. Live Moclc l''or Stfft.
DELIVERY wagons Dellverv wagons all stvle"
our own make. Win. Beckcrt 340 to ill Ohio
St. Allegheny, 'telephone 3420.
OR SALE A carload of No. 1 fresh milch
cows, on Tuesday. September 13, at M.
irx'j. 41 First st. Allegheny.
OMMBUSES-Two omnibuses ana two sets of
double harness will be sold cheap. Apply or
address City Hotel, Punxsutawney.
Machinery and Metals ForJ-Ua.
BOILERS and engines, second hand; all sizes,
from 4 to 100 li. p.: cheapest In the market: 61
boilers and engines In stock, stationary and porta
ble, upright boilers, mounted lann engine, etc.;
steam pumps, governor, pulleys and shafting.
Telephone 3401. 23-25 Park way. J. b. Young. Al
legheny, Pa.
BRVANT and Acme automatic engines and boil
ers, hot water and steam heating exhaust fans
and ventilating fly fans, water and electric motors,
dynamos and electric lighting; general machinists,
engineers and contractors; stationary engines and
boilers. Tompkins & Ulrlch, 316 Liberty st, Pitts
burg, Pa.
ENGINES and boilers or every description: brick
yard supplies; contractors' and rollingmlll ma
chinery. Thomas Carlin's Sons, Lacock and San
dusky sts., Allegheny.
GBINDSTONES-In all sizes, for all kinds of
grinding? Cralglelth. Newcastle, Nova Scotia
and other grits; Iron frames and fixtures for hand,
root or power; mounted stone, oil stone, emery
wheels and grinders. Win. M. Klrby, lis First av.
Rubber Stamps and Stencils For Saie.
GETyourrubberstamps. steel stamps, stencils,
seal presses, brass checks, etc. from Sheaffer
Co., 49 Filth av.. Duff's College building.
Sliscollaneoaa For Sale.
OPPORTUNITY for physician or young married
Cconplc: the complete furniture of dwell
ing and office, with carpets, curtains, etc., for sale
cheap; central partofcHv; very little rent: physi
cian golngaway; would Iransferconslderanlc prac
tice. Address L. R Dispatch office.
POOLTABLES-6 pool tables. Joseph Stolzer,
2727 1'cnu 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
neeaeu. Appiyuispatcn Dusiness omcc.
rO PRINTERS 100 type cases and a few stands
In IrnfiA trHa. fn ealantiH. 1 nnlv Tho Till.
patch Counting Rooms.
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
TSn!ncsH Opportnnltlns for Kale.
BARBER SHOP-Good stand, with two chairs;
cheap. Call at No. 502 Fifth av.
"pvRTJGSTORE In a growing railroad town; no
xj opposition: great cna
Europlicn, Dispatch office.
U opposition: great chance for energetic man.
I?OR SALE One-half Interest lu large and well
" paving newspaper route: rare chance for the
right party. Address E. E. v.. Dispatch office.
RESTAUR ANT-Well located In good town east
or city. Address Rare Chance, Dispatch
office.
YALUABLE patent for an article or merit needed
In every business office in the land; Just the
thing for a man to Invest la who would like to
travel for bis health or pleasure and see the coun
try, and at tbo same'tlme have a nice and profita
ble business; will exchange for real estate or sala
ble property of any kind. For particulars inquire
of Office Specialty Co.. 105 Third av.
ffl;rnr will secure ladv or gentleman half Inter
oJUU est In light manufacturing business tha
'Hi pay fJ,ow year. Address a. a., unpticn om.ee
WOHSALE LOTS.
City Lota.
FOR SALE Magee, near FlRhav., cor. lot 33
reel rront; only (5.500 (100c). See W. A. Uer
ron&Sons, 80 Fourth av.
East End Lota For SIe.
f-tENTERAV. lots. 4xl75. only (2, 000 each ; street
J Improvements and sewers paid ror; choice lo
cation: first-class Improvements! on a main thor
oughfare: a limited number only offered at this
Lrice: terms to suit fcecM. P. Howley &bon, 91
Hamond st
FOR SALE Fine, large lot 1 square from Roup
station and near Negley ave.. 50xl50reet Jas.
W. Drape & Co., 813 Wood st. Pittsburg.
SCHENLKY PARK lots 50x150. or greater front
age If desired, on Woodland avenue, between
Forbes avenue and Rchenley Park: beautifully sit
uated: on Squirrel Hill Street Railroad, also within
short distance of cable and Duquense lines; as
phaltum pavement and all other Improvements;
cheap: easy terms. Apply M00 Forbes or 20 Fifth
avenue. Frank F. Nicola.
Alleshcnv Lots For Stle.
PERRYSVILLE AVE., Allegheny-New plan of
lots: electric cars from Pittsburg to the end or
line for a 6-cent fare; beautHul building sites, each
25 by 110 to 140 feet to an allev: elevated, command
ing a magnificent view; producing fruit trees on
every lot: prices only (450 to (COO: easy monthly
payments, or a discount lor cash. Charles Somers
A Co.. 131 Fourth ave.
Snbnrban Lots For Sale.
BANK OF COMMERCE lots ror sale on very easy
terms and at prices that will make quick sale;
Duquesne and Citizens' Traction Roads will be
completed Dy Dec. 1: secure plans and act quick.
Baxter. Thompson & Co.. 1C1 Fourth av.
ILKINSBURG Large lot 50x170 reet. In
pleasant and healthy location: price only
J1.0C0. Jas. W. Drape & Co.. 313 Wood st. Pitts-
burg.
Farms For Sale.
.SALE or exchange: 100 acres rich, wellnn-
I soli: nice lying, fenced, convenient to
- 'ii!ton; R. R. station: markets,
TJOiwi. a acres fine orchard, good
provi.,-. 4 rooms, rrame barn,
Pittsburg: KeiiSn.. -n crib, all manner
schools, good roads .. 'ir gas and oil: no
house 8 rooms, tenant lion t'tlsli, 131 Fifth
spring house, wash house, coi r of selected
outbuildings: am offered bonus i
leases: (6.000 in pavments. Ed Wli ;
av l'lttshurg. Pa. Large numbc. or 130
farms for sale. It
I?OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A farm
. acres near railroad station on P. & L. L
It. Htvrilllno' niilhiiUriltia-c fthnndAnce of watci.
large orchard ; will sell or exchange on the basis
or(40 an acre. Smallnayments down, balance in 5
or 10 vears. Jas. W. Drape & Co.. 313 Wood
street, Pittsburg.
TJORSALE-Adjolning New Castle, Pa,, and at
Jj ter.TiInus of new electric railroad. Ui acres of
land, specially adapted to cut up Into lots and
building slicj. highly Improved: low price: easy
payments; a large number of selected farms ami
other realty. Ed W ittish. 134 Fifth av, , PltUbu rt
Pa.
ltcnl Estate.
ATLANTIC CITY (15 cash, or Installments or
(1 per week, buys a lot at Slay's Lauding, the
beautiful suburb of Atlantic City: this week you
geta(75Iot lor (15: t'ay's Landing Is between
Philadelphia, Atlantic Cltv and New York: com
mutation tare rrom Philadelphia, 25 cts.; to At
lantic City. 12 cts.: it has two railroads, two sta
tions on the West Jersey Railroad; has Court
House, hotels, newspaper, schools, churches,
stores cotton mills paper mills, lumbering mills,
brick kilns, ship yards, sash and clothing factories,
and the finest water power; three factories built
since Jan. 1; over 40 bouses were builtlnMay's
Landing last year: 10 per cent off ror cash: every
furchaser this week gets 2 lots ror (25:5 squares
rom railroad; title Insured; free deed; send for
circular: send money and we will pick yon out fine
lots. May's Landing Improvement Co., 653 Frank
lln. Philadelphia.
FOK SALE IMPROVED REAL .ESTATE
City Residonres.
T)RICE (1,700 Cash (MO For Investment or oecu
X patlon, subtantlally built 2-story and attic
frame dwelling, with 'slated roof, containing 4
well appointed rooms, fitted wllh linen and china
closets, registered crates and hardwood mantel
pieces; dry cellar: small garden Iront and rear. In
good decorative repair throughout; pleasantly
located. Buggs avenue. Mount Washington; easy
access to city by Incline, which Is within lew min
utes' walk; city water; would quickly let at (13;
now in the occupation of the owner, whose busi
ness is at Lawrencevllle, and would exchange or
buy a similar residence In that locality. Apply to
the owner, Mr. Moss. 20 Albert street, Boggs ave
nue, or to Joseph Greenway, Real Estate Agent
Boom 503, Ferguson block, 101 Fourth avenue.
Telephone 2029.
J2( 700 Bluff St. within 10 minutes easy
tlDDj walk of the Court Houic-2-story brick: 7
splendid rooms, attic, sewing room and room for
hath; hall, slate mantels, range, both gacs: very
large cemented cellar; nice front and rcarvarda;
extensive view up and down the river: lot 21x152,
to another paved and sewered street (E. 157).
Black & Balrd, 95 Fourth av,
East End Residences For Sale.
I EXCELLENT dwelliug and large corner lot
'j about 120x200 feet, occupying a fine terrace
with pleasant outlook: in the city, one-half square
from electric cars: only 20" minutes' ride from
Court House. A delicti tlul place for a home. Jas,
W. Drape & Co., 313 Wood street Pittsburg.
EAST END A neatbrlcK dwelling of 8 rooms,
bath and all other modern appliances and in
excellent condition throughout; lirge lot: grass
plot front side and Tear: good neighborhood: con
tiguous to cable cars; possession at once, Jas, W.
ijrape & t;o., 313 Yt oou St.. i msuurg.
EIPPEY ST.. East End Two new stone-front
houses each containing nine large rooms with
all modern Improvements. Apply to W. T. Chaf
fey. 957 Liberty st.
"(gf 300 Bargain on vcrv moderate terms:
IDUj Charming residence or 9. rooms, hall, vesti
bule, bath, bay window, laundry, pantries,
porches, sliding doors modern appointments, com
lnrts and conveniences: house built for a home,
but circumstances have thrown It or the market; a
fine lot 50x100 goes with this house: situate on a
very good street. 1 fquare from Duquesne electric
line and 3 minutes from Shadyside station; come
and sec It asowuer desires a quick sale. JohnD.
Banks. 01 Fourth av.
Z 200-Shadyside New frame house of 6
tJt rooms and two finished attic rooms.
hall, vestibule, open stair case to third
floor. liathroom, ii side w. c., washsiand,
all open plumbing, slate mantels, tile hearth-,
double d'ors, two poriies, large cellar with
laundrv. stationary tubs; In fact, acomrlctehome
at a small price. Denniston, Klderkin Co,, Lira..
6232 Penn av. , East End ; telephone 5327.
C2Q 100 300 cash, balance monthly paymentsor
cIDJ) to suit buyer: a good 6-room houe with slate
roof and two slate mantels, stone hearths, good
dry cellar: situation High and healthy; filtered
cistern water in kitchen: near electric cars. Vau
Gorder Lloyd, 6218 Penn av.
nazolwood Residences For Snle.
HAZELWOOD A decided bargain: bouse six
rooms, bath, pantrv, large closets, hall and
vestibule, slate mantels, elegantly grained and fin
ished throughout; lot 50x120 from 60 ft street to 20
ft. allev; 2 minutes lrom street car and 2 squares
rrom depot: price (3.800; terms moderate. P.J.
Edwards & Co., 1861 Second av., Hazcltvood,
Ailecueny Residences For Sale.
AVERY desirable Allegheny residence, conven
ient to the parks electric cars, etc.; In cen
tral part of city; 8 rooms, bath and lavatory, both
g.ises. dry cellar under the whole house, perrect
wernge. everything In prime order: immcdlnto
fosscs'lou. Jas. Y . Diape Co., 313 Wood St.,
ittsburg.
r?Sl'LANADEbT., Allegheny New hrlcK house;
Xi Particulars. W. V. Dennltt. 407 Grant
Snbnrban Residences For Sale.
6 ACRES or ground and small house, near the
city, at a very great bargain. Jas W. Drape
& Co., 313 Wood st, Pittsburg.
Real Estate.
REAL ESTATE bargains: new catalogue. Just
from the printers, free ror the asking. Black
& Balrd, No. 95 Fourth av.
fEItSONAL.
pEKSONAL Mrs. Dr. McGranor'ssure pile cure
jl never lans. aou w yne av.
PERSONAL-Crcdit yes. credit on fine dress
goods, silks, 6atlns, wraps, etc., atJ. Dwyer'a
Room 4, McCaucc block. 701 smithfield.
PERSONAL-rVERETT. CLUB NEWS-The
pianos t vered this week are. Club A. No.
97. Mr. John White. Beaver Falls. Pa.; Club B,
No. 270, .Mr. M, Brew, New Brighton, Pa.
PERSONAL Hair, moles, etc, on ladles' races
permanently destroyed by the electric needlo
without pain-or scar: cousultatlon free. Miss
Strcng, office 903 Penn av., Dickson building.
-pERSONAL-Ladles wishing to take Turko Face
X Baths or face massage for removing blemishes
and Improving the complexion will please visit my
parlors at 903 Peun av., Pittsburg. Miss Sherwood.
1 PERSONAL If you are going to the races stop
at the popular Hotel Norwood cafe and bar;
nearest house to driving park; spring chicken,
oysters and refreshments: finest accommodations;
reasonable rates. 262 to 270 Frankstown av Frank
Y. Over, proprietor.
PERSONAL When Lwas a small bovmymothcr
always repaired my breeches and Jacket but
since I got to be a great big man. Dickson, the
well-known tailor, 05 Fifth av cor. Wood St.,
second floor, has been substituted, who now does
all my cleaning, pressing and renovating In great
shape. Tel. 15M.
rEHSONAL-Invallds, remember Christmas
Evans, Spurgeon, McKenzle pronounced Ta-va-zon
Cough Syrup unequaled for bronchitis,
pneumonia, asthma, weak lungs: also fa-va-zon
Specifics for rheumatism, catarrh, prostration,
general debilltv never lall. Doctor Griffith, Third
and Grant Pittsburg.
LOST.
I' OST Lady's gold watch chain, Sunday evening,
J on Ligonler or Butler' sts.. between Tlilrly
tlnrd and Thirty-firth sts. Reward If returned to
1G Stevenson st
LOST, strayed or stolen from the stables of Wm.
Anderson & Co.. East End. a bright bay horse,
about 5 yean old ; reward for return or information
as to whereabouts
FOUND.
EOUND In Second av. car. bracelet Owner
can claim same by calling at 1366 2d av., city.
EOUND Two lost dogs: resemble that of St Ber
nards; the owner can have the same by paying
expenses. Inquire at 47 Lemond si.
PURE BUTTER,
SOLD BT
GEO. K. STEVENSON & CO.,
Fine Groceries and Tablo Delicacies,
Bbctb. avenue. Jj20.jit-
TO'LETV
CltT Residences.
aO LET Immediate possession. No. 803-605 and
827 Fifth av.: these are lovely ten-roomed
brick houses with all modern conveniences and
large and nicely Improved lawns; rents very rea
sonable until April 1. Sklvlngton. Pedder&Co.,
163 Fourth av.
IO LET Forbes. nesTMUtenberger; a desirable
brick house 6 rooms and attic. See W. A. Her
ron&Sons, 80 4th ay.
East End KesMnncn T.i L"t
T
iO LET Choice block of pressed brick houses on
irinnAvtt. nenr Xorth Highland av. : street
-- 'jfr.i -.!;..,... .,:: .ih..u- wih
nice grass pint at each side of walk: each house
contains nine rooms, bathroom and laundry: ce
mented cellar and inside closets: natural and arti
ficial gas, electric light: hall, vestibule and china
closets: finished throughout In hard wood; rentMO
per month to April land H thereafter; can give
long lease. Black & Balrd, No. 9t 4th av.
TO LET Choice stone houses on Liberty av., op
posite Wincblddle av.. E. E.. city, containing
nine rooms, immense porches, handsomely pa
pered throughout bathroom, stationary wasli
standr. electric lights and all latest improvements:
rent (50 per month: possession at once. Llack&
Balrd. No. 95 Fourtn ai
TO LET North Oakland Bquare, Oakland, two
story and mansard brick bouse containing nine
rooms, hall, vestibule and front porch; natural and
artificial gas bathroom and all conveniences:
rent reduced to (33 per month; possession at once.
Black & Balrd, No.fo Fourth av.
TO LET Oakland, on desirable paved street be
ing finished, brick house, 8 rooms, modern fix
tures: (40 per month ; send for list W. A. Herron
& Sons, 80 Fourth av,
Allechony Kniaencm To Let.
TO LET-No. 1S2 North av., fronting parks. 10
room brick honse; all conveniences; front
yard, front porch: fine location for roomers; rent
(60. John K. Ewing Co., 107 Federal st Send
for free list
TO LET Furnished residence on Beech st. near
parks, Alleghenv;10 rooms, all conveniences;
rent (100 per month.." Black & Balrd. 95 4th av.
TO LET-Uy JohnK. Ewing & Co.. 107 Federal
st Allegheny houses, stores and apart
ments. SnOnrhan Residence 'To Let
TO LET At Sewlckley, Fa. Convenient to sta
tion on Beaver st : fine house or 10 rooms; rent
(31 25. John K. Ewing & Co.. 107 Federal st.
rooms lo Let.
RCn ST., 64, racing Ohio. Allegheny Rooms
and suite rooms: board If desired.
' "v., 21, Allegheny Rooms sultanle for
-en.
il
A RCHS
"3, Allegneny Three unfurnished
gentleni
(IEDAR AV., V. 100 Furnished and nnfur
J rooms. invenlences.
DINWIDDIE ST.-. -ely furnished rooms,
nlshed rooms; all c
D
IN WIDDIE ST..224-NU
"anted Boarders
Z See additional adletsunaer 1
and Lodgers.
eeond
lease
auf-
Hnslnesi stands To Let
rno LET Four-storv brick nnlldln:- 139
X av.. two doors from Smithfield at.: will
for five years. Apply at first floor office of K
mannr'store.
ri'O LET Rare chance First-class business house.
1 No. 31 Fifth av. : suitable for wholesale or re
tall business; rent low; possession October 1.
3Iisrnllaneon In Lets.
rpO LET 2C0 feet front on Fifth avenue at Torrens
X station, with use of siding; will rent ground
cheap. Address P. O. Box C30.
TO LET Vacant lot 30x110. with stable, corner
Penn av.. Third si. and Exchange alley.
Apply Nicola Bros.. 205lh av.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
until TUESDAY, September 13, 3892, at
413 Wood St., Pittsburg, Pa., for the sale of
tlie whole or any pnrt of twonty-flvo thou
sand dollars of five per cent school Donds,
to be issued October 1, 169-2. by'the School
District of the Boroush of Shnrpsbur?, Pa.
Bonds to he redeemable fifteen hundred
dollnrs each year, with the option of making
pavment of the whole amount then out
standing at any timo after October 1, 1900.
SUARPSBURG SCHOOL BOARD.
Geo. D. JIcMorram, President
Gesthal Offices, 1
Tnit Cahxegie Steel CoMrAJiT, Limited.
PiTTsnnno. Sept. 12. 1S92. )
PROPOSALS FOR THE EXCAVATION OF
tho property on Filth avenue, bounded
by Cherry. Scrip and Relief alloys, will he
received nt the offices of this company nntil
12 M., SEPTEMBER 19. Specifications may
ho obtained at the offices either of the Secre
tary, Room 61, 12 Fifth avonuo, or the
Structural Engineer, Room 13, IS Fifth
avenuo.
Proposals should he addressod to the Sec
retary. LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
X Stales forlhc Wcsterndlitrlctof Pennsylvania;
W. A. Zalm. etal, crsus the Pittsburg Tubcollne
Refining Company;
No. 11, May Term, 1892, In Equity. To all
parties In Interest
Please take notice that bv virtue of my ap
pointment by the Court as Master, to ascertain
and report to the Conrt the amount due
to the rtspectlv creditors or the said com
pany, so that the Court may direct pay
ment of the same by the receiver out of the
funds In Ills hands realized from the tale of the
property of the said company, I will hear proofs
of claims against said company at the ofil'e of A.
Lea W' II, Esq., 170 Fourth avenue, l'lttshurg.
on SF.PTEMHER19. 1392. at 2 o'clock, P. M.. when
anl where all creditors must attend If tney deem
proper. Creditors it ust pr'sent Itemized state
ments of their resp ctlveclalm duly verified, and
when objected to must be prepared to formally
prove the sa-ne JOHN WILSON. Master, 170
Fourth avenue, Pittsburg, Pa
3. A. WILL; Attorney at Law,
IC4 1 lfth av.. Pittsburg.
VTOTICE-IN THE ORPHANS' COURT OF
JLi Allegheny county, Pennsylvania. In tho
matter nt the estate of Samuel Tuckey, late of the
city of nttsburg, in said county: Notice Is hereby
given that Emma Tuckey has made application to
the Register or Wills lor said county lor letters or
administration upon the i state of said Samuel
Tuckey, who is alleged to have been absent and
unheard of for more than seven years last past,
and who is believed to be dead: that the said Reg
ister has certified said app'lcatlon to the Orphans'
Court of said county, and that on WEDNESDAY,
the 26th day of October, 1832, at 10 o'clock A. M.. at
the Court House. In city of Pittsburg. In said
countv, the said Court will bear evidence concern
ing the alleged absence or the said supposed dece
dent, and the circumstances and duration thereof.
This notice is published by order of said Court.
SAMUEL P. CONNER.
Cerk of Orphans' Court
PlTTSnuitn. Sept. 10. 1892.
BANK STATEMENTS.
It EPOUT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
t FREEHOLD BANK, or Pittsburg. Allegheny
county. Pa., at the close or business, September
8, ItJVl
RESOURCES.
rash on hand ( 23.2B 07
Due from banks and bankers 387,970 87
Loans and discounts L154.82I 92
Investment securities 343.7i2 6d
Real estate, furniture and fixtures 2,850 00
Current expenses and taxes paid 3,875 89
(1,916,460 41
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid lu , ( 200.000 00
Surplus fund ICO. 000 00
Undivided profit 101,189 04
Deposits subject to check 1,216,340 22
Deposits, special 9.!.&3a 15
Demand certiorates of deposit 5,000 00
Due to the Commonwealth 2CO.0CO0O
Dividends unpaid 4510
(1,916.462 41
Report of above has been made to C. U. Krum
barr. Superintendent or Banking.
Mate or Pennsvlvanla, County of Allegheny, ss:
I. John F. Steele, Cashier or the above named
bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and heller.
J . F. STEELE.
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th day
or September, 1892.
Signed J G EO. N. TINDLE.
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
tSlgncd JAS. P. SPEER,
JOHN PAUL.
C. L. MAGEE,
Directors.
REPORTOF THE CONDITION OFTHEDOL
LAR SAVINGS FUND AND TRUsTCOM
PAKY. of Allegheny, Allegheny county, Penn
svlvanla, at the close of business Septembers,
1832:
RESOURCES.
Cash on hand and deposited with banks
or bankers ? 39,133 91
Call loans upon collaterals 65,900 00
Time loans upon collaterals 20. SCO 00
Loans upon bonds and mortgages 125,810 00
Investment securities 5A000 00
Real estate, furniture and fixtures 2.500 00
Overdrafts , 29 70
Current expenses and taxes paid 6,578 43
(322,757 10
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In (1:5,000 00
Undivided profits 13,613 31
Deposits subject to check 51,763 71
Deposits, special 127,375 08
8J22.757 10
Amount trust funds Invested S 4.800 00
Amount trust funds uninvested 6,918 04
( 11.716 04
Report or above bas been made to C. 11. Krum
bhaar. Superintendent of Banking.
State or Pennsylvania, County or Allegheny, ss,:
I. Utllles Balrd, Vice President of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above state
ment is true to the best of my knowledge andbe
UeL UT1LLES BAIBD. Vice President
Subscribed aud sworn to belore me this 10th day
of September. 1892.
Signed JA8.W. COLLINS,
Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
Slgnedl JAS. B. HENON.
C. H. VOIGT,
J. N. DAVIDSON,
Directors.
S500 TO $500,000
saxes, city or country pioperty, at lowest
rates. JAS. W. DRAPE A CO., 813 Woodst,
Pittsburg.
Telephone No. 875.
AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE.
Furniture, carpets and household Roods at
tho residence No. 23 Eighth street. Plttsbunr,
WEDNESDAY, September 11, at 10 o'clock.
The entire furnishment, chamber suitos in
walnut and oak wardrobes, bureaus, wash
stands and bedsteids, springs, mattresses,
Dolsters, pillows and bedding-, plush parlor
suite, pictures, clocks, curtains, etc.. exten
sion, table, chairs, rockor. lounges, dNhes
and glassware, brussels carpet on rooms,
halls and stair, stoves, hydrant hoe, lawn
rnoworv kitchen and laundry furnitnro. Sale
Sosltlve. House open after 8 o'clock morn
S of sale. HENRY AUCTION CO.,
- Auctioneers.
AUCTION! AUCTION! AUCTION!
$20,000 Consignment
FURNITURE! FURNITURE I
CARPETS, UPRIGHT PIANO, MUSIC
BOX, ETC.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, AT 10 O'CLOCK,
At tho rooms of tho HENRY AUCTION CO.,
21 and 26 Ninth street
Just recelved.(20,OOJ worth of fine fnrnitnre,
81 quartered oak chamber suits, with French
bevel mirror: 15 walnut suits, with French
mirror and Tennessee marble, wardrobes,
desks, bookcases, china closets, sideboards,
tables, chairs, lounges, handsome uprixht
piano, almost new, cost MiO; elegant parlor
suits in brocatcllo tapestry, plush and hair
cloth; pictures, easels, clocks, fine music
box, cost $100, plays 12 afts; leather chairs,
desks, etc; also, at 2 o'clock, a lnnreline of
brussels and ingrain carpets, ruRS, linoleum,
mattresses, springs and bod ding, etc Snle
Tuesday. If yon want fnrnittiro !u not fall
to attend.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneer.
CHOICE PROPERTIED.
NO FIG TREES
But vines, fruit and shade trees, beautiful
lawn covered lot 50x100. Brick house of 7
rooms, bath, insldo w. c, range, electric
lights, both gases and many conveniences
not found in high classed properties. Hand
somely decorated throughout; 3 minutes
from electric cars, 5 from steam, in the East
End, near Wilklnsburg. Price $5,500; terms
arranged.
MURRY & EDSALL,
(Fidelity Bid.) 121 Fourth av.
j.c:R,:Li.A.3-:ri
FOR SALE
AT
dgewood.
r -sen acres of the finest land on Penn
J Railroad, within ten minutes of
, ' adjacent to bct improvements;
Nlnct. . on tlaJs. a Urst-cioss invest-
sylvania
station ana . -MAN & BALDRIDGE.
double monoj .pposlte depot. Tel. 7213.
HOF1
Wilklnsburg, o
0R CHRISTMAS
VlljA UU113. JUS6
PLANT NOW .
cnance. uruer
h? Ah. fiOn nr
BERMUDA EASTER L iv,.. iV.Vb.
a.a(.a,4 TJ 4aa anlil.n, ,. 4i
mi.vvuu. i Mbca auuui, lb
at once, targe a to I incnes, ia . mSjoqCH
aoz, per iuu..j nmoo i to w inc. snreet
si per uozon, 71 per iuu. 1
llUU.1 .It. A A. JUUllL
anl-Mwv 60S Smithfield :
After 19 Years of Trial,
BLAISE;
THE
FAMILY SAFEGUARD OIL,
Is Conceded to Be tho Best aud Safest Oil
Known.
ELAINE
NEVER VARIES IN QUALITY.
Cannot Be Exploded.
It is tho very highest grade of refined pe
trolenm. from which in the process of man
ufacture, every impurity has been elim
inated. Elaine is free from benzine and parafSne;
it will never chill in the coldest tempera
ture known on this continent.
In color, Elaine is spring-water white, and
its "Are test" is so high as to make it as ab
solutely safe as any illnminant known.
Having no dlsagreonblo odor, Elaine is a
pleasant oil for family use.
Can Be Burned in Any Petroleum lamp.
A POSITIVE PROTECTION FEOM LAMP
EXPLOSION3.
MAKES THE SAFEST AND BEST LIGHT
KNOWN.
ELAINE! TshaeredT OIL.
ICO Million Gallons ELAINE Sold in 13 Years
From 1873 to 1992.
Elaine Cannot Be Improved Upon.
WARDEN & OXNARA
MANUFACTURERS,
fel
PITTSBURG. PA.
WALL PAPER.
REMNANT SALE.
Send for samples of wall naper. Sent free.
We have made new samples this week that
heat all previous prices. We are determined
to sell everytblna-. Do you want to buy wall
paperl If yon don't want to come. or if out
or the city send for samples. They don't
cost you a cont, not even postage, and thoy
cost us from 6a to 15c for postage alone.
It wonld ho foolish to send samples of wall
paper at our own oxpense if tho prices were
not the lowest
G. G. O'BRIEN,
PAINT AND WALL PAPER STORE,
292 FIFTH AVENUE.
Three squares from Conrt House.
Bemnantsale continued till September 10.
eel
THE BEST AND SAFEST PLACE TO
INVEST MONEY IN THE STATE
IS IN- THE NEW CITY OF
KENSINGTON.
IT is permanentlv established. IT has numerous factories
and more to come. IT has 1,200 dwellings, stores and shopsS
IT has over r,ooo population.
1 r tt . 1 . i-
larger cities. 1 1 costs less to
schools and churches. IT has
to all. 1 1 has plenty ot pure spring water piped tnrougn
the streets. IT has wide streets and sidewalks. IT is a beau
tiful locality to make a home. IT is the best city in the country t
to establish a business of anv kind. IT requires but a visit to,cpn'
vince home-seekers and investors that money will be well in
vested when nut in orooertv at
gheny Valley Railway 18 miles and see KENSINGTON.
Make a purchase and you have doubled your money.
Free railroad tickets furnished.
Salesmen always on the ground.
For further information call or address
Ti fflSKOK IMPBOVEMBNT GO,,
No. 79 FOURTH AVENUE,
nOTOT,m Pittsburg,
EDUCATIONAL.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR '0?f!
Aililrn.o tnr ofn-nlnr. MRS. il ""J
MATHEWS. Palnesville. O.
TJ-1TTX a vv, 1 - A T?"VT.A3i.ij..
Collegiate Institute for Young Ladles and Frl
paTaioryscnooiiorLitueuiru. ,&
E1IBLA P. O.. near Baltimore. Mcfg
riSIVATJC SHORTBANB ISSTITITTK
SiSSinltliccldst. Pittsburg. Pa- Shorthand aaaj
typewriting per month, H M; per qiinrter. illy
tux months, ta). Write for catalogue.
New Vonif. Kinston-on-Hndson.
GOLDEN KILL SCHOOL FOR BOYS
Classical, SclenUlic and English Courses-
JOHN Jl. CROSS. A. M PrlnclpaLo
WEST WALNUT STREET SEMINAR!
for young ladle. 26th year. Is pri
vlded for giving a superior education in 001
lejlate, eclectic and preparatory deparV,
ments; also iu mnsio and art Mas. HENEI-:
ETTA KUTZ, 2045 Walnut St. Phllada.
PITTSBURG COLLEGE! OF snORTHANDJ
Corner Sixth and Liberty street. J. T.'i
Porter, Principal; new year begins Septem- i
ot.r 0, uevniea entirely to snoncuna a"uJ
typewriting. Day and evening sossionaj
Positions ccnred for 120 students in last twoj
years. Six hundred stenographers aid m iaj
securing positions. Send for catalogue U
THE MISSES ANABLE'S J
Boarding and Day School for Yoanzj
Ladles. O
Will reopen September 2Sth,at 66 Bayard St 1
New Brunswick, New Jersey. -si
ST. JOHN'S MILITARY SCHOOL,
MANLIUS, N. T.
Full courses of study. Under ths visitaHon
of the Regents of University of New York
ana war Department in. lmv.ifi.aiiav
1NGTON, Prest: WM. VERBECK, Supt
THE WESTERN UNIVERSITY;
OPENS SEPTEMBER IL
"J
Examinations for entrance. 12 and!3L
Courses in literature una science, and ini
civil, mechanical ana electrical engineering
W. J. HOLLAND, D. D., ' !
President;,
ROCKLAND COLLEGE,
AX NYACK-ON-THE-HUDSON.
For Young Ladies and Gentlemen.
Twenty-live miles from New ,Yort. Beau
tiful location. Modern appolntmenty
Preparatory.collegiateand business coarse
Mutic. Art, Industrial work, Typewriting
and Physical Culture. An endowment aid
ladies. Catalogue byrrqne3t. Opens Set.
tember 19. W. H. BANNI3TER, A. M.
" J I IT3 !3 " UNIVERSITY
KJ ri t Y SIXTH STREET.
Tlie ors reliable school that bas educated 43,05)
students. Fall term begins Septembers, tngllsh,
normal, classical, scientific, mechanical, book
keeping, shorthand, typewriting, mosie and elocn
tlon courses. Day and evening. Send for eata
logue. II. M. RUWF, Ph. P.. President A
Get a Practical Bnslne3S Education.
ACTUAL BUSINESS COLLEGE.
v NO. 5 SIXTH AVENUE.
Established 12 years. Fall term, both day and
night schools, begins August Zl. Book-keeping,,
short-hand, typewriting aud Kngllsb departments
for ladles and gertUmen. Book-keeping taught br
actual business practice. Write for free pictorial
catalogue. 11. J. CONNOU. President
J. 31. PHILLIPS. Dean of Faculty.
AUNDA PREPARATORY.
A. School lb" Girls at Slisilyside.
WILL OPEN WEDNESDAY. SEPT. 2L 1S02.
A
Academic. Intermediate. Primary ami KInder-T
garten Departments. A teacher specially trained ''
lorlheworfeof each department ha lieen necnred.
Preparing pupils for college Its special aim. Ap
plications mar be made at the sciiool every day
tram 9 to z. For prosnectus send to MISS CO.
STUART. Principal. Fifth av. and Craig t.
Shadyside. Fltubnrg.
EUROPEAN STISX3M11IP
NETHERLANDS LINE
fitterdam, Paris and London, falling from
IX.
."Mam. Saturday. Sept. 17, 2:3np. m.
For Br waasdam. Saturday. 3cpt 21. 7:30 a. ta.
S. 3. k!er foot of Fifth street nobolten.
S. S. 1 X. I5 an(' upward: second cabin. &. 1
"Vion iicacu nieerage ai low raies,
Tprtm n -rtild an! nasairtt atidIv to JOHN!
First cab. XJB nlthueld street LOUfcll
Reduced exenn. ' "-!ditre:t MAX SCHAM-J
For illustrated ,. "treet se3-0
J. M'COEMICK. jr.
HOE3ER, : Smite '
BLUOACO.. K73mlt
.WHITE STAR LINE.
For Queenstown and Liverpool.
Royal and United States Mall Steamers. J?
Britannic, pt H, nooulllriflc Octli:o:jaa.rjA
Majestic. Sept. 2V4 pml'JIaJestlc. Oct 19. 3 pmSt
Germ'cbcpt.2S, 10:30 a mjOermanle. Oct. 20.9 a.m.-it
Teutonic Oct 5, 4p miTeutonto. Nov. 2, : pm.fr.
From White Star dock, foot of Jlit Tenthstreet il.
Xew Yort. .
Second cabin on these ffamers. SaToon rates.,
tm and upward. txrurtlJn tickets on nrrVusSIa
terms. Second cabin, SiO and (45. Steerage froci
or to the old country,, fa).
White Star drarts, 'payable on demand In all ths
ptlntipil banks throughout Great llrltaln. Apply
toJOH.V J. McCOlSJIICK. (33 dralthfleld street
Pittsburg, or II. If A1TLASD KKKSET. Genersl
Agent -H liruartirav. Hew Vorfc. my3-
ANCHOR LINRt
Steamers L;avo Nr York Every Saturday, v
For Glasgow via Londonderryi . '
Rates for Saloon rassage.
By S. S. CITY OF KOSIi:, SS and upwards,
according to accommodation and location -
of Room. Second Cahln. S30. ,
On other bleamcrs. f abm. &15 aud onwards, ,
becond Cabin. SS5. Mecrage. 319.
Passengers hoo&cd at through rates to or from say
city in ureal uritain or on tne uonunent.
Dratts n London Sold .it Lowrst Kates.
Book of Information, tours and sailing lists fur I
nlshed on application to Agents.
nnNDERhOX I1RD1 IICEb. 7 Howfine Green. IT.
Y.. or J. J. MCCORMICK. t39Smlthfieldst. Pitis-l
bnrg. F. M. BEMPLE. 110 Federal St. Allegheny. 1
ipu-anr
iiXi-A-iLsr XjUlstie
ROYAL MAIL STEASISllIPS.
GLASGOW lo PHIIiAELPHI j
viADERRYandOALWAY. Tnomost dt- '
rect ronte from Scotland and North and
Middle of Ireland. i
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Intermediate, SCO. Steerage, S19.
JT ATF1 SERVICE OF
. .sir- h AIIvA2ST IZ2E. ;
LINC. J STEAMSHIPS. , - J
NEW YORK ami GLASGOW Jj
via Londonderry every Fortnight., v s!j
Sent 22. State of Nevada It'AljT
Oct. 6 State of Nebraska 10 X"ibS
UVb. HI. ......"-"- " W..--.W. ..M-........V ... M
Cabin, U0. Second Cabin, 30. steerage, .'
Apply to J.J.MCCORMICK, 633 Smithfield stf
. ..V
IT has every convenience 'ofi
.7 : t ,.:.:.. it vSs
live man 111 icucx una x x. uxs&
workshops to give employment)4
Kensington. Go up the Alle3
Pa.
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