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FARRELL WON'T SIGN.
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1 Be Says Be Wants to Play at Boston
Jiext Season and Not Bere.
I0CAL OFFICIALS UXCOXCERNED,
Important Suit Entered or Trottinj Horse
' farties for $150,000.
GENEEAL SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAI
Local baseball ratrons 'M be 5nterested
to know -tl.at Charley Farrell objects to
plav in Pittsburg next season. The lollow
ing'special dispatch from Boston last even
ing explains matters as iar as they have
Bone: . ,
"A flurrv was caused in the general
apathy that'pervades the baseball world at
the present time by the appearance in this
citv yesterdav of Secretary Scandrett,
Charley Farrell" and Catcher Mack, of the
Pittsburg Baseball Club.
"Farrell thought that he might have spoi
luck enough to obtain the unconditional re
lease lor which he is hankering, and Mack
. imagined that lie might be traded; but both
jen were mis.aten. ah "j
tor was to give testimony in tne
ex-Manager Tom Burns againt tne
club. Scandrett was also Hunt
ing loi rthnr Trwin lor a similar purpose.
V i.;m 1iat he was promised an
tinconaiiickai reease br the ruisDurg ciuu.
He says thae does not want to play in
that city, andv auxious to go elsewhere.
He would like t j,laT here, and Boston
would sign him provided he could get an
unconditional release, but tl.e Boston club
would not pay a cent far his release.
"Manager "Watkins Ss also here. He
wants to trade Cliff Carroll lor Joe Quinn,
aud there i little doubt the trade can be
made as Iar as the directors are concerned.
II this deal goes through Loe will iS put
on second base and Carrol! in left field."
Tlicre is no truth whatever in the state
ment that Farrell was promised his uncon
ditional release or a release oi any kind.
People in a position to know whereof they
sneak state that Farrell is only "bluffing."
"Whether he is or not, the fact remains that
there was cot a player in the country better
treated last rear by any club than Farrell
was by the Pittsburg club and the Pittsburg
people. He was paid handsomely and well
respected. He is still held in high esteem
by local patrons of the game. The club offi
cials are not concerned by the teport from
Boston.
213 CEOWD EXPECTED.
Jill the Boxes Ila e Been Sold for the God
dard and Mailer Battle.
XEwToKK,Dec. i Special The Coney
Island Athletic Club is wepaiing lor a large
crowd next Thursday night, when Peter
Jlalicraml Joe Goddaid will battle for a
pure of $7,5.10.
All tlio boxes have already been disposed
of, and oidcis aie in for moie than twite
the number the clubhouse contain, farties
who were flicipnointed iu securing boxes
nro now iwym; tlie choice t-e&t The out-of-tonu
orders lor tickets have also been
l.irjrci tl an et er beiorc the largest Mnjile
ostler com ins iioui .Newark, winch calls lor
350. 1'hii i due to tne tact that tlie lumuus
Club 1 ciuloiiio mil mu a special tram to
tin- lijlit.
Pli'Udelpliia nill, in all probability, send
the larut Uslcatiou to nltneatne battle.
At tlie li.miibLi Uodiroy liK'it '12 came
irom the Q laker Citv, but, as Maher is a
great favonce in Philadelphia, it lsexpected
That oui l.tao ill come over.
Itoth Maiuruad Goddard are last ixiund
1D. intu2L:iitiiis oh.tpe, and the battle will
1).-for bloi-d. It iM!.iecte i it will be short
unt vvtot( :ind thei-e will be no need lor
dinner pans on the mlit of December S.
To-Baf Guttenberg Card.
IjOnsviLLE. Dec 4. S cetot. The follow
5ns pools were sold Here last evening on
Mondaj's races at Uuttenberg:
Itrtt race, fclx and oue-half fnrlongs Loril
Ilarry IS. J15; Llilic K 119, G; Woudchopper 117.
fin; lvralto nc S; liulit .nr ur, f-': Adiliso, .o!t,
ecoaJ race, live aad one-half fcrlons 3Ius
coviu lit, t:;MrlJ..liard IK, J13; Happy Ma!J 111.
Si Pjij vr Pa) lOi. ?10; bput 103, 58; Jnuiule
janul IM. JJ
Third raci. four and onc-li&lf furlongs, selling
3jirlr Binum 110. 515: April i ool 10). f 10: Gladia
tor 106 tu: Mav L 107. Van s lot 5; lied Elm 100.
TurV II . S9, ;J: Jaureiiika. 'J7, Zlugara. Hi,
.Mary 31 94, Jester S3, Jamestown 8S, otmrs fl
earn".
2 ourt'i rare, one and one-cl?hlh miles, sel'.ln?
lrin F.iriunatu Hi ji. Mr alter JialclRii 100.
(li: F uMtnac lUi, fj; oleuiucUy liM, J10; Pretzer
1W. to sir l:ac 10J. fi
Illh ract. uuu and oac-balf miles handicap
Iiurdles-St. Luke 15s. f :o. tt. John HO. 510. tcarle
240. $3: Tlie Cuuutess 11. ;i; M eru 12, fo; lanzlcl
lS.i t
Mt!i raco, fcvrp-c'plitnsofanilH se'lin-Bob
Samcrlaud 113. glO. ardrv HO. Jlj- Gni K.n.k 102,
H. ClK-ddarXI. Jj. SneelbreadW. Slo:Taji'Jl J15:
j o icr as. ;: : 1 rju V L, si, J It; La'Jy lUllurd, 5, JC
Profits of the Big Game.
Siw Yoke, Dec. 1. Special. The TJni
veisity Athletic Club last night made sev
eral lcporis on the Yale-Princeton anio on
Thanksgiving Day. The game was managed
l)j the University Athletic Club, and
through the ditferent committees returns
were made to Manager William MatlUt, o
the Yale team, and Manager George C
Fra--er. of mo Princi-tous, sliowiug that be
tween U5.UC0 and 20,t00 persons were jireseut,
as azaiQsi U3.1XIJ lasi yean the total receipts
wcie iSi.OJ), and that e.ich club would re
ccive souietliin like li,000 apk-co; expenses
about $12,000. The. liner neie heavier by
Jar than last year, as $G,000 were paid to the
Manhattan Atuletic ciub lor use ol the
prounds and the otber expenses aggregate
lully us much.
Gorman and lleagan JIatclie J.
Xew Youk, Dec I The much-talked-of
match betueen Paddy Gorman, the Austra
lian welter- eijht. and Joiiuny Jiegan, of
tills city, w ho lou.ht 45 rounds on tne turf
ith Jack Dempscj , was arranged to-day.
The men were signed by the.Couey Island
Athletic Club to lUht lor a purse or $,StM,
S1.9J0for the winner and $U00 lor the loser.
Tlie liht will take place January 26 befoie
the Cone Island Atbleiiu Club. Both men
will o lino tiainiiu; immediately. Tne
llutfalo Athletic Club ofleied a purse of
Sl.Stiu to have this hglit belore their club.
Would Like to right Corbett.
Peter Jacksin, the colored pugilist, was on
the Limited last evening going to San Fran
cisco, w hei e he will spend the winter, lie
says l.e intends to keep himself in condition
mid open for all comers. He hopes to have
u battle with so.nebody iu the vprin. lie
pieicis Col belt, and modestly thinks he can
lick the alleged champion it lie bad a
chance, lie remarked that no man is sure
ot a title, as anybody Is liable to come along
and knock him out ot it.
An Important Salt.
Lexisctos. Dec. 4. Special. Notice has
been served on President P. P. Johnston, of
the National 1 rotting Association, ol a suit
iorS150,CC0 filed in the Circuit Court to-day
by Dr. M. S. Sale, owner o Temple Bar. Dr.
bale, together with his horse, was ruled off
ntcleveland last year lor alleged pulling In a
race tnere. The noise's driver, George Y.
Spear, haabeen reinstated.
Tlie Glenn ood Shoot.
Great preparations are being made for the
Christmas shoot of the Gleuwood Sports
man's Association. Already about 20j live
birds or fltst-class quality have been e
ciued. Itislikei) that ttiere will be ouebL;
Bweepstakeatlive birds and several small
Kuecps. It is sale to taj that the shoot mil
be one of the biggest there has been here
for some time.
The Allegheny Shooters.
Tt.e legnlar practico shoot oi the Alle
gheny Eagle Gun Club was held Saturday,
when the lollowmg scores were made: A.
Grrlock, SO out ot5; IV. 1L -Kline, 66 out or
1W. E. liiown, CO out of 100; H. banders, 65
out ot 75; U. Worrale, 18 out of 25, and s. Mc
caituei, 16 out of 25. Blue rocks were shot
ut.
General Sporting Notes.
A ItEADEB-George La Blanche did deftatJack
Dempe.
It it denied that Kichardson has been traded to
cw Yurk.
Tut Jeannette Association, foottull learn de
feated the llmcruiairs oo Saturday by 4 g0js
to 0. ' -
Ir Farrell thinks by'holdlnjc ou
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tow flies with wind.
First flrurcs at 6Ulion Indicate temperature:
,Hcxt flKurrs Indicate change in temperature: and
ngars underncam, 11 any. indicate ainuuumiMiu
lall or melted snow In hundrclhs ofan Inch during
pai: hours: T Indicates traecof precipitation;
isobars, or solid black lines, pass through points
of eqnal pressure; Isotherms, or dotted lines,
equal temperature. t
bturuis generally move from We6tto East In
atmospheric waves, of which tbc crests are
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FOR XVESTEJIN PENNSYLVANIA, WEST VIRGINIA AND OHIO Fairs Vari
ail; '(Yinds. Wanner in Western Portions of West Virginia and Ohio,
Weather Cosditioss The barometer has risen east of the lllssi'sipnl river and the ex
treme Northwest, and ha fallen in the Southwest. The temperature has fallen somewhat,
and is sliahtly below the normal tn New England and the Atlantic States. It has risen de
cidedly in the Valley of the Red river of the North. Generally fair weather hat prevailed,
lieports from the Pacific coast aro mlssingl
Pittsbtjeo, Dec 4. Tho Local Fmecast Official of the Weather Bureau furnishes the fol
low lug: t
BAnoMETEB S A. jr., 30.02; S P. M., SO 15.
Belative HrMiDriT 8 a. jr., 70: 8 p. St., 73. ,
PKECiriTATiOK past 24 hours trom 8 r. ST., .0.
Tesipehatciie 8 a. jr., 37; 12 St., 37: 2 r. Jt, 41; 5 p. M., 41; 8 P. it., S6. Highest, 42; lowest, 34;
average, TS, which is 1 degree nelow the normal.
more than Ji00 for the season he will pet badly
icft.
Eusest KorBKit has challenged Hugh Leonard,
the w resiling Instructor or the Manhattan Athletic
Club, to meet liim at G rxco-Koman style lor ?1, MX) a
side.
JonysY Van IIeest has started to tram at Sau
cellto. Cal.. Jor bis light with Sol bmlth December
29 heture the Calitomia Athletic Club. Billy Dacey
is tralug him.
AT the recent Pepper sale L. O. Appleby paid
Sl.SiOIora erlingcolt by Hindoo-Manhattan, a
brother to Sunbeam. The colt died at Saratoga a
dav er tw o ago.
JOCKr.T II G kiffix no longer rides BUI Roller's
hop-esat (Juttenberg Ills offense is said to have
if en winning with Little Fred In a mile race on
Thanksgiving Day.
ra IMNLAX. the oarsmon. announces from To
ronto that lie will soon Issue a challenge to row any
man In America fur the championship held by the
late llllaui O'Connor.
F. b. Gorton. Chicago. III., has 6old to William
Toraty. Trarr. It., the 2-year-old colt Precinct, by
Pilot Medium, first dam by Milwaukee, third dam
Isellle Post (dam of orange Bud 2:11. Orange
Blossom 2::6s), by American Star.
Tn"E country 6cems to have gone wllo over pugil
ism, aud there Is hardlv a city of importance that
has not Its "athletic (.lob" where exponents of the
ninnly art baiter themselves for the edification
of the howling spectators and parses, of more or
ess value.
TnE Chicago Cricket Club's grounds at Parkside
have been sold for SJ4.000. "Hie grounds are the
oi.ly welleouipped athletic park in the city and'It
was thought that the Chicago Athletic Club won d
purchase Ihcin. It ha not done so. however. The
real purchasers are not known, but are said to be
bouthslde parties who will cut them up Into build
ing lots. The mystery, however, surrounding the
purchase would indicate that it Had been bought
0 one of the notions of the club.
BUYEB and seller meet through the me
dium or THE DISPATCH ads. They cost
little and are effectual.
KIYEE NEWS AiSD A0TES.
Louisville Items The Sta;e or Water and
the Movements of, Boats.
fcrECIAL TELEGRAMS TO THE DISPATCH.
Louisville. Dec. 4. Weather clear and
pleasant River stationary, with 2 feet 10 Inches
on the falls, 5 reel 2 Inches in the canal and 7 feet 4
Inches below. The Buckeye State pxssed down
from Cincinnati to Memphis. Departures For
Cincinnati, Fleetwood; lor LvausvUle. Tell City.
What Upper Gauges Show.
W-AUKEX-lttver 1.5 Teet. clondr and cold.
Mor.G stow.v River 4 feet 6 Inches and station
ary. Clear. Thermometer 42" at 4 r. SI.
llnoWMsVILLE Ulver3 feet's Inches and falling.
Clear. Tntrmonicter 40 at 4 1'. 31.
The News Trom Bolow.
WriKELtxo River 5 feet 4 Inches and falling.
Departed-Annie Laurie. Zancsvllle: Ben Ilur,
Pittsburg: Congo, Cincinnati: 11. H. Bedford,
Plttsiiurg: Sunshine Parkersburc: Lizzie Bay.
Pittsburg; Kej stone State, Pittsburg. Clear aud
cool.
Drift From the River.
C1J.-CTNXATI River 9 feet and stationary. Fair
anu coot.
1 HE Elizabeth left for Elizabeth at 8:30 A. il. yes
terday. STAoEof water at Smithfleld street bridge 2 feet
10 Inches.
THE Volunteer will probably leave for Cincinnati
to-day alter empties.
The Seten Sons leaves for the fourth pool with
six empty barges this morning.
Captain- Willi 01 Cowan is to succeed Captain
JollnTaxou as male oft lie Charles Jutte.
The Elaine came up from Parkersburg yesterday
with a roll tow aud returned immediately.
f-DWARo Boush. formerly steward of the Or
xnoud. Is now steward on the Dave Wood.
The Lizzie Hay was due here from Cincinnati last
mldulgbt. she leaves at 4 F.'st. to-morrow.
THE Charles Jutte was tied up at the wharf yes
therday, having some repairs made on her mud
druiu. Hie dredge boat Western will be towed down to
tbe Imperial tipple to-day to dredge out the land
lug I'.'.ere.
The Keystone State as over 12 hoars behind
time arriving from Cincinnati yesterday, she goes
out to-day at 4 r. x.
Captais John McDojrsocon goes on the Char
lie Brown as male to-day. Captain Wash Conno
hau Is tne retiring mate.
TlIESunshlnecameln from Parkersburg Satur
day evening and went out at 8 P. . the same day,
to take advantage or what waler is lelt.
The Joe Nixon, helped up by the Maggie. Is In
with 17 empty barges. The Maggie met her at
Lietird Falls and relieved her ot sev eu of them.
The Cyclone came down from McKeesport yes
terday Willi one flat loaded Willi gas pipe. She goes
011 the docks to-day to have the repairs ou her hog
chalu completed.
The Seven Sons had the Western at the Pitts
burg Harbor Company's Ia.idlng yesterday, raising
June's sunken coal barge, which has been ob
structing the river for some months. The channel
at that place Is now dear, with 1: feet of water.
IT pays to advertise for a situation In THE
DISPATCH. One cent a word is the cost.
Ocean Steamship Arrivals.
Steamer. From. To.
Glara Naples New York.
SrjindiiL Hambursr New York.
Alesla .Hamburg New York.
La Bretagne.... Havre New York.
baale New York Scllly.
bervla New York Queenstown.
La Champagne.New York Lizard.
Ir reasonable prices, courteous treatment
and pure, reliable icoods -are any induce
ment to the public, call on Max Klein, wheie
yon will find tills combination.
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For Holiday Presents.
Engraved calling cards, and stationery
with monogram or initial stamped, chaste,
elegant and inexpensive. Earliest orders
receive best attention, ,
Jos. Liciibadm & Co.. 48 Fifth avenue.
DEwrrr's Little Enrly Riers. No griping,
no pain, no nausea; easy pill to take.
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marked "IHith" and the oval trough, or depres
sion "ww." These waves move Eastward on an
average or COO mllea per day.
High winds, rain or (If cold enough) snow.South
erly winds, and consequently High temperature,
usually preceJe "Lows" across the country.
When the Low"passes East of a place the wind
changes to North, bringing lower temperature,
clearing skies, and often cold waves and Northers.
The high area brings sunshine.
Kleih's liquors are the bear, and vet the
cheapest. Call on him and he will explain.
Fine Pocket Books, Card Cases, Etc.,
In morocco, seal, llzird, calf and Russia
leathers, with and without sterling silver
and gold mountings; altogether the choicest
and handsomest collection ever in Pitts
burg. Jos. Eicbbausi & Co.,
48 Filth avenue.
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
meetings.
MEMBERS OF ABE rATTEBSON POST NO.
83, G. A. R.. arc requested to assemble at
postroom TUESDAY MORNING. So'clock sharp,
to attend the runeral of our comrade J. S. Bayne.
to proceed to Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad
depot to take the 9 o'clock train for West
Economy.
Business (Jtianges.
VIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
1 partnership heretofore existing between
Worth Kllpatrlck, Joseph Solsson and John F.
Solsson, trading is Solsson. Kllpatrlck A Co., and
also the partnershlpexlstlng between Joseph bols
son and Worth Kllpatrlck. trading as bolsson &
Kllpatrlck. ha been dissolved by mutual consent.
Worth Kllpatrlck retiring, and the business of
both said partnerships will be hereafter conducted
under the Ann name of Jos. Solsson Sons. All
persons having claims against said firms ofSols
son. Kllpatrlck A Co. and bolsson ft Kllpatiick
will please present the same to Worth Kllpatrlck
for settlement, and all persons Indebted tn said
firms will please pav the same to Worth Kllpit
rlck. JOsKlMI SOIbSON, JOHN F. bOlsSON.
WOP.TH KILPATRICK. Having retired from
the firms of Solsson, Kllpatrlck Co. and Solsson
& Kllpalrlck as above staled I request of our
friends and customers their business and consider
ation for the firm of Jos. Solsson & Sons, with
which they have favored us In the past. Yours
very respectfully.. WORTH KILPATRICK.
Lecal Notices.
KATHARINA BECK, of Slowe. township.
rrSTATE OF MICHAEL BECK, DECEASED.
1 j Notice is hereby given that letters of adminis
tration on the estate of Michael Beck, deceased,
late of Stowe township, have been granted to the
undersigned, to whom all persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make Immediate payments,
and those having claims or demands against the
same will make them known without delay
KATHARINA BECK, Administrator. McKee's
Bocks. Pa.
TO EE3
East End Besidences To Let.
TO LET Until April L completely furnished
house of seven rooms on prominent East End
av.. convenient to rapid transit lines: Immediate
possession mid rent low to good teuant. Address
3. P. W., Dispatch office.
Allegheny Heslflences To Let.
TO LET No r.5 Grant av.jvbrlcfc house, ft rooms:
hall, bath and attic; rent $23. John K. Ewlug
Co., 107 Federal st. - r
"0 LET John K. Ewlngi CO.. 107 Federal St.,
headquarters for Allegheny houses; free list.
Suburban Besidences To Let.
TO LEI At Wllklnsburg-Large 7-room "frame
dwelling: large reccp. hall, finished attic, b
room complete, etc. : price 530 per month, W. .
Haranett 1 Co., Wilklnsburg. Pa.
Booms To Let.
FLAT Second floor, o rooms and bath; hot and
cold water: all conveniences. Inquire at drug
store, corner Third and James sts.. Allegheny.
JEMN AND BRUSHTON AVS. Rooms :nr
ulshed or unfurnished.
SESin AV.. No. 83-Nlcely turnlihed room; both
gases, bath.
TO LET Flat of 3 fine, large rooms, late im
provements, on Martin st . fronting the
parks. Allegheny: rent only 520 per mo. ; send for
list. W. A. llerron & Sons, 80 Fourth av.
a iO LET Rooms In both cities. Renting Agency,
. 2 sixth st.
Z bet aodltlonai adieu under tM anted Boarders
and Lodgers.
Business Stands To Let.
TO LET Boom, with or without 'power: also,
storage room, drv kiln, capacity 30. OCT) ft. ; will
lease kiln or dry lumber by contract. Head Bolt
Works, Grant aud Boquetsts., Allegheny. Apply
en premises or to H. A. gpangler, 'ahlrd National
Bank. Allegheny.
TO LET Pleasure resort at Krle; hotel at Tracy's
Point on Erie Bay, two miles west of city: 67
bed rooms, dance hall, ice house, etc. ; all new and
nrst-ciass. . o. urown, trie, z-a.
TO LET Space with power: every convenience;
corner Penn av. and Third st, Nicola Bros.,
10 Fifth av.
Offices. Desk Boom, Etc To Let.
TO LET In the Ferguson Work. 7hlrd and
Fourth avs.. a few choice offices; day and
night elevator, electric clocks and janitor servicer
Iree: rent low. Black & Balrd. No. 85 Fourth av
tl'O LET In the Hamilton building, M-S3 Firth
J. av., choice olDccs, "with all conveniences; rent
o w. Blac1r& Balrd. So. 95 1 ourth av.
rpo LKT-Tlnrd floor. Vasomc Bank building:
X rooms4ultable for artist, draughtsman, archi
tect or light manufacturing.
Farms To Let.
TO LET Finely located farm of 150 acres: adjoins
the flourishing town orManor station. West
moreland county, on Pennsylvania Central Rail
road, ii mile to station ana about 20 M the city;
unsur.iassol as a "dalrv" or "slock" location;
75, COO to 100.000 people within a radius of ten miles.
C.L. McCntcheon. KCFourthav.
rro LET A fine dalirfarm and dairy for sale
I close to Uue or railroad; at good cows, milk
wagons, cans and full dairy oulflV. engine, boiler,
etc.. etc., with a good paying business.' well es
tablished. Jas. W. Drape 4 Co., 31S Wood St.,
Pittsburg. '
Miscellaneous To Lets.
tro LET-You can buv a good second-hand sew
J. lng machine cheaper thau you can rent. Try
Sewing Machine Exchange, 17 Diamond St., Pitts
nurg. LOST.
LOST A diamond brrastntn on Friday eve. on
Liberty st.. between Cedar av. and Troy Hill
road. Allegheny. Reward at t Plko St., Alle
gheny. OsT POcketbook On Sunday morning, be
XJ twecn Grace Church, corner Grant st. and
WebtMr av.. -aufl Arch it.. Allegheny, A liberal
reward If returned to No. 11 Area St., Allegheny.
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DOY to learn barber trade." Inquire SI04 Penn
JO av.
("lANVASSsERS-Few good men: good pay
J Wheeler & Wilson Mfg. Co.. C sixth st.
"lANVASSEBS Latest novelties: big commls-
J slon. iu? 1 oiirin av.. room 0.
DRUG CLERK-Keglstered with W years' ex
perience: must be a sober man and speak En
glish and German, and give good referenee; none
other need apply. Address Somnat, Dispatch
office. i
DRUG CLERK Q. A.: permanent situation.
Address Nnx Vbm. Dispatch office.
p ILDER-Inqulre 42! Wood st. J. J. Gillespie &
xi id.
MILLWRIGHT Must ne a competent mechanic
and experienced manager: state age. refer
ence and wages expected. Address Manufacturer,
Dispatch office.
ROOFERS-Two slate roofers. W, M. McCombs,
cor. 21st and Carsoa sis. , S. S.
SALESMEN and Streetmen-Our new game, the
Prize Ring Contest, illustrating a JlOTround
boxing match. Is the latest fad; played with tops,
and interesting to old and young: Is selling fast
everywhere! (10 to fl5a day while the craze lasts;
catch ou quick; sample 25c. The Clipper Mfg. Co.,
Cincinnati. O.
SALESMEN To sell Wlegand's frame hanger for
pictures, crayons, mirrors, signs, etc.: no pic
ture bangs perfectly without It. Wlegand frame
Manger Co., 1232 Penn av.
SALESMEN -To sell the new White sewing ma
. chine; salary or commission paid. No. 12
Sixth st. E. Lord, manager.
STENOGRAPHER and tpewriter Young man
preferred. Address In own hand writing stat
ing wages expected. Wholesale Merchant, Dispatch
office.
SOLICITORS WANTED-MW to lUO pernio, paid.
Address at once J. M. Kennedy, gen. agL, New
Brighton. Pa.
antAVEMNG AGENT to sell mixed pain s. var
. ulshes, etc.. In Ohlb and Eastern Indiana;
on'v those who have had experience need apply.
Address, with references Box W. Z Dispatch
office.
rpBAVELlNG SALESMAN for Pittsburg and
X vicinity. Apply, with references, stating ex
perience, age, etc. Capital Shirt Co., Steelton. Pa.
TURNERS-At once. Apply John T. Bealor &
Co., Erie and est Diamond sts., Allegheny.
"TITAN TED Immediately, a man with push and
IT 11.500 cash to take charge of offiee ana men
selling special goods; 8150 per month, with ample
security for money. Address J. il.. Dispatch of
fice YOUNG MAN A good stout anil industrious
5 oung man of good habits and character from
15 to IS years old. to work In our spice mills: wc
will give the right kind or a young man n fine op
portunity to learn the spice and extract business;
good relerences required. Call at works, cor.
River and Mvilson avenues, Allegheny City. Du
quesne bpice Mills.
Acents.
AGENTS Salarr or commission to agents to ban
die the Patent Chemical ink Erasing Pencil:
the most useful and novel Invention of the age;
erases Ink thoroughly In two seconds norks like
magic; 200 to 500 per cent profit: agents making
50 per week: we also want a general agent to.take
charge of territory ana appoint sub agents: a rare
chance to make money. Write for terms and sam
ple or erasing, Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co., X10, La
Crosse, Wis.
AGENTS We want men who are already travel
ing salesmen to carry our lubricants as a side
line; uame references and territory. Manufact
urers' OU Co., Cleveland, O.
AGENTS for the best combination books and en
gravings erer offered: a bonanza for the holi
days. P. W. Garfield, Cleveland. J.
AGENTS Ever' county; great snap; Inclose
stamp. Dr. Jeuklus Griffith, Third and
Grant, Pittsburg.
AGFNTS J3 to 17 dally: experience unnecessary.
Putnan & Co., Perfumers. West Winsted.Ct.
AGENT A live general agent Novelty gas
stove. Buell. 44 N. 4th. Philadelphia.
Female Help WanteL
COMPETENT cooks and housegirls. 28 Sedgwick
st.. Employment Office, Allegheny.
("tOO Iv-Good cook, with reference, atlll Western
J av., Allegheny City.
LADIKS or lorng men to take light, pleasant
work at their own homes 81 to 83 per day can
be quietly made; work sent by mall: no canvass
ing. For particulars address Globe Mfg. Co., Box
5331. Boston, Mass., Established lasp.
LADIES To do fancy work at their homes. Call
aud see work or address J. M. Lciuar & Co., i0
Fourth av.
50
Housegirls: situations free; good places.
Central Agency, 7 blxth it.
Male and ITemnle Help Wanted.
HELP Man cook, farm hands, colored boy, three
laundresses, dishwashers, dining room girls,
chninbermaids. farotlv cook, house girls, girl for
chamberwork and nursing, coioredCook, man
aging houbekeeper; all first-class: report here;
large numlers are employed dally. Median's
Agency, 545Grantst.
WANTED Governess, ladv's maid, French
and German nurses, cooks, chambermaids,
dining Toom gills, laundresses, house gins, Ger
man and colored girls, hotel and restaurant help,
porters, drivers, larni bauds, white and colored
wallers. 2 colored boys. Miss Dolan, successor to
Mrs, Tboiupsou, COS Grant St.
Situations Wanted.
EMPLOYMENT-Vamllv sen lng and dressmak
ing by day or week; 12 years' experience:
French method or basting and boning taught for
tl. Address L. K. K Dispatch office.
I EXPERT ACCOUNTANT setks evening eraploy
li meut: books posted, audited, balanced. L.,
4 Carlisle Place, Fifth av.
POSITION Druggist A competent druggist
vlth 10 years' practical expeilcuce In the retail
drug business desires a position as manager of re
tall drug store: satisfactory reasons given for leav
ing present position. AdJrtss P. J Dispatch
office.
POSITION as bookkeeper; 6 years' experience;,
best city references. Address Doublo Entry,
Dispatch office.
POSITION by an experienced shoe salesman,
either retail or wholesale. O. W Dispatch
office. r
IjOSlTIONfora good male stenographer. Ad
dress K. 21, Dispatch office.
Boarders and Lodgers Wanted.
0
CCUPANTS for well furnished front room;
also a lew a&7 uoaraers, ;aa jruin av.
OCCUPANTS for furnished room. 10 Sherman
av Allegheny,
Hotels, Dining and Lunch Rooms.
ANCHOR HOTEL, Liberty, corner Fourth;
lodging per night, 25c, 35c 50c; week, tl 25,
tl 75. 8i (i.
H
OTEL FEDERAL. 171 Federal. Allegheny;
ai au, 2uay: special rates wneu permanent.
BOTEL ROLL, 4)Llevcuth St., near Union de
pot; clean, quiet dlulng room; raeals. 25c;
beds; 25, 60 and 75c: the bar contains the best.
LADIES' Dining and Lunch Room-Holiday
buyers when out shopping lunch atKevan's
ladles' lavorlte lunching resort. 903 Penu av.
Wanteil Partner.
"TJABTNER with t5,000 to SIO.000 In a first-class
1 manufacturing business: will bear strict in
vestigation: correspondence couHdeutlsh Address
Z Dispatch Office.
financial "Wanted.
TJENSWANGER& ZAHN-Flre Insurance.
ai
jl jrouriuav.
JOHN K. EWING & CO.. 107 Federatst., make
-nulck loans: money ready.
MONEY to loan on first-class city property.
Pittsburg and Allegheny; 8500 and upward.
E. B. Yalil, 101 Fourth av.. Ferguson block.
MONEY to loan on mortgages; can match any
sum desired: no delay. Piper & Clark, 131
Fourth av.
MON EY at 5 per cent: we have 859,000 to loan.
SOU up. J. ;. Alles ft Co.. 161 Fourth av.
TITOHTGAGES on city or Allegheny county
.J.U. property aHunHinit xicurjr a, nearer,
UI)KUU1IUAI, f
v&to Tr3' 'P?--
VrrkXTM A V.' TYEWB'MTnP.'P K'
ju.s-sja.j.t jiijiiijjij--i-iJ.- ",
WANTED.
Financial Wanted.
TO LOAN t3.ouo on mortgages': 1100 and up
ward at 6 per cent; 85O0,C0u at 4)4 pr eenton
residence or business jproperty, vacant lots or
farms. S. H. French. ,125 Fourth av.
WANTED-Mortgages on Improved city or Alle
gheny city property. Mccuue & Coulter, SS
Fourth av.
w
ANTED-830.QO0: Absolute security: E. K. real
estate. Address FirstMortgage, Dispatch of-
bee.
WANTED To make you a quick loan on mort
gage. Snyder & White. 162 Fourth ay.
Miscellaneous Wanted.
McCABK crayon portrait for Cnristmas pres
. ents. 297 Fifth av.
CLUB men to knbw that for champagne taps,
ginger alo holders, eorksows- and all the
paraphernalia ofithe sideboard toe place to buy Is
at my lamp store,' 615 smlthfleld st. F. G. Craig
head. -
TTiLF.CTRlCSIfg. and SupplvCo.,310Blssell block.
P7I1.. 64 FederaL AIlFffb'v incandescentand
bell wiring; electrical repairing a specialty;
phone 1375.
MINTING and plate glass glazing. R. C. Miller,
. 526 Grant st Pittsburg.
PURCHASER for new high-arm Singer, for sale
at half price: sewing machines from 83 up. at
sewing Machine Exchange, 17 Diamond St., l'ltts-
Durg.
QEV7ING machines repaired, sold, exchanged
kj anu sausiaciion guaranteed ior ntue inoiirv. ,
Sewing Machine Exchange, 17 Diamond St., Pitts
burg. 1
'I'ltUMtS named toana trom the East Endfor
JL nftycenta. Campbell & Davis, No. 12 Seventh
av. 'Telephone yg.
USE Jones" Bedbug Paralyzcr J ones' Mag
Roach Powder: roaches banished bycentract
satisfaction given or no pay. 222 Federal St., Alle
gheny. told by nil first-class druggists. .
"T7ANTED AgenU arid everyone to Investigate
our carriage, sleigh aud wagon stoves; nice
for offices: agents have 110 troi ble in making from
85 to fio per day : no one who drives In cold weather
can afford to lie without one If they value their
health, specially company. 42&mitnnciu su
W' ANTED All Tjuslniss men :o know that the
Office specialty Co., 10T Third av., keep In
stqck the latest and brsl office furniture, filing
cabinets and labor-saving officospiclaltlesiwork to
order and metallic vault fixtures are among their
specialties.'
WANTED-Everybodr to know this Is positively
tbe last month Aufrech t, the popular photog
rapher, will take his tine cabinets lor II a dozen;
come soon: bring the Utile ones. 77 Fifth av.
VT ANTED-Marry me. Rube, and boy fine fnr
it ulturebelnwcostatAioyle's, 1G5 Laeock st.
Allegheny, quick.
WANTED-Contracts of hauling for all kinds of
wholesale houses at lowest rates. M. B.,
Dispatch office.
w
OOD ami plioioenravinK; half tones; electro-
iv ping, itraittion. firuunimw.
EOK SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Musical Instruments. -
0
RGAN First-class Estey organ: 11 stops. Call
alter 4 at kkj ror:y-s"conu st.
)IANOS Two good upright sample pianos,
cheap. 40 Montgomery uv Allegheny.
Machinery and Metals For Sale.
BOlLiEKS and engines, second hand: all sizes
from 4 to 130 h. n. : chraoest In the market: 64
boilers and engines In slock, stationary and porta
ble, upright boilers, mounted tarm engines, steam
pumps, governor, pulleys and shafting. 'J el. 3401.
23-25 Park way. J. S. Young, Allegheny, Pa.
BOILERS Fourteen (14) two (2) flue steam boil
ers; second hand. Apply to Room 48, 42
Fifth av.
BRYANT and Acme automatic, engines and holl
ers, not water and steam heating exhaust fans
and ventilating fly fans, water and electric motors,
dynamos and electric lighting: general machinists,
engineers and contractorsrslatlonary engines and
boilers. Tompkins A Ulrlch, 316 Liberty St., Pitts
burg, Pa.
ENGINES and boners or every description: brick
yard supplies: contractors' and rollliigml 11 ina
chlnerv. Thomas Carllu's Suns, Lacock and San
dusky its., Allegheny.
SEWING MACHINES-Cnnsult your pocketbook
and buy a new sewing machine at the Sewlug
Machine Exch Jligc, 17 Diamond tt . Pittsburg. .
Horses. Vehicles, Live Sto'ck' For Sale.
TYELl VERY wagons-Delivery wagons all styles;
JJour own make. Win. Bectert, 340 to 314 Ohio
St., Allegheny, 'telephone 343).
ONIES Twenty (23) head of fine Shetland
ponies for children; 10 head of pony colts: also
a few very neat pony outfits: these make very sutt-
ble Christmas presents; bargains during next 30
days. W. J. Sampson, Youngstown. O.
Kubbcr Stamps and Stencils For Sale.
ClETyonr rubber stamps, steel stamps, stencils.
T seal presses, brass checks, etc. from Shealfer
tCo., 4 Filth sr.. Pairs College building.
STENCILS, steel stamps,
fceal presses, rubber stamps, etc.
, W. A. Bunting, 20 Firth av.. cor. Market.
Miscellaneous For Sale.
COUNTERS, desks, showcases, gas stoves and
fine steam table. S. Delp&Co., 72 Diamond
street,
TTOK SALE Small library of choice volumes
JL1 Standard works. In excellent condition. W.
E. ft. Dispatch office.
'inVO extra pool and one billiard tables cneap.
J.' Inquire oraddress 1118 Penu av.
FOB. SALE BUSLNESS.
Business Opportunities For Sale.
BARBER STAN D-OId established barber stand
onil'eun av.. Lawrencctlllc. at a bargain:
reasons for selling owner leaving the city. Full
particulars from Thos. McCaffrey; 3500 Butler St.
BEL'LEFONTE ROLLING MILL. wlth cut nail
department; cheap coal and Iron or a superior
quality at Its door give It great advantage over
other plants east of the A llcghcuy mountains; for
Sale or rent on reasonable terms. For full particu
lars address the Commonwealth Guarantee, Trust
and Safe Deposit Company, Trustee, Harrlsburg,
Pa.
DRUGSTORE for sale In ranldly growing B. R.
town: no opposition; great chance, salol.
Dispatch oHce.
FOR SALE-Grocery stores from t20O to 85.000;
aim bakery, restaurants, cigar stores, book
and stationery stores: half Interest in a business
with large profits, will exchange for real estate.
Specialty Company. 420 Smlthlleld st.
FOR SALE Barber shop of three chairs doing a
good business and In good location: reasons
for selling on account of sickness. Address Mc. A.,
Dispatch office,
I?ORSALE-Bakery and restaurant? 64 East
. Main st.. salcm. O.
pi ALLERY-Clieap for cash: a line photograph
VJT in best location In Allegheny. Address Photo
graphs. Dispatch office.
HOTEL-FIrst-class, Cannnshurg, Pa.: 25 room.:
good location, trade, etc: cheap : closing up
an estate. Address Box 577, Pittsburg, Pa. '
LICENSED HOTEL ror sale, doing good busi
ness, located In Klnzna, Pa. All particulars
from E. A. Coleman, oungsvllle. Pa.
MEAT MARKET-AU new furniture: will sell
for what It cost to start; good reason ror
wanting to sell. Address M, M Dispatch offiee.
MILLINERY business onMI. Oliver: business 8
years old. and the only one oflts kind on the
street: good reasons forselilng. " Call ou or address
John b. Ferguson & Co., 1412 Carson st.
MUSIC STORE- The only music store and leases
lna town oriO.000 population: well stocked
Willi pianos and orgtus ami all kinds of musical
goods: will sell cheap lor cash. Address Music, Dis
patch office.
TT S. PATENT for pantaloon and vest buckle,
U. new and pretty. Address C. A. Mlueuart,
California. Pa.
FOR SALE-LOTS.
City Lots.
FOR SALE or exchange for Allegheny properly
140 like level building lots situate In the city of
Pittsburg; nllliln easy access or electric and steam
cars, at the low price of $175 per lot; these same lots
wllTsell at retail from 8250 lo 1350 per lot: tills offer
good for a short time only, sainuel W. Black &
t.o 99 4th av,
ONLY a few lots left, on which I will build a
house to suit and take payments in, amounts
to suit purchasers: location In good neighborhood,
on high, dry ground, only 10 minutes froint ourt
House, on Hue or cable cars. A. Bauck, 441 Grant
street, - .
East End Lots For Sale.
FOB'SALE Schenley Park lots 50x150. greater
frontage If desired, Woodland'avenue. be
tween Forbes avenue and Schenley Park: asphal.
rum pavement; street railroad; cheap easyterms
FrankF. Mcola. 5100 Forbes or 20 Fifth avenue.
Farms For Sale.
A NICE FARM of about 60 acres near the city. 15
minutes' walk from railroad station, good
dwelling, large barn, line orchard, plentyjifwater,
etc. etc. Jas. W. Drape & Co., 313 Wood St..
Pittsburg. . -
T7ARM-Ofl77 acres In Virginia. In a fine agri
Jt? cultural section and convenient to a go.hi
town; wi.l be sold very clietptsm ill city property
taken lit part payment; one of Aim can furnish
full particulars from a personal visit to the farm.
Jas. W. Drape & Co.. 313 Wood st.. Pittsburgh
FARM A good farm of 05 acres near the city
and railroad; excellent dwelling. large btrn.
fine orchard, plenty or water: one ol the healthiest
and most iileasant places In the county: an excel
lent spot for a suburban home. Jas. W. Drape
Co., 313 w 00a st., i-msnurg.
f K EXCHANGE-A good farm of about 120 acres
j Close to raiiroau station, convenient .w ,nu
ctty: dwelling, outbuildings, two orchards, pleuly
h of water, ana in a good natural gas district; great
bargain, to c'ose an account. Jas. W. Drape Jt
010 11 mm ,k, 1 ,ii,uu(.
Anl arms, two fruit farms; vou can pay for as
UU easy as ;
easy as pay rent. J. H. Brlstow, Mar
ibsburg. W. va.
is SALE-EttPXtOVED EEAL ESTATE
City Besidences.
TERAV.-Muslbesold-Lot 24x100 to alley.
Irli man S.itnrv nrpflEPd brick house Or 7
ana potto kiasb trout ,urcnjviu, . "wu
sy terms: maxe us an oner, .uiutwr, j.uuujy-
0., AOt j;uuriu av.
ai
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tfOK SALE QffBOVED HEAL ESTATE
City Besidences. ,
CJQ 300 85C0 cash, balance S per month, all
WO5 told. A new Queen Anne frame. 24x31 ou
flue paved street; 7 good-sized rooms, bath, attic
and cellar, with laundry, hot and cold water. In
side w. c, reception hall 911. very nice lot 25
front, 115 deep and 54 wldeon allev average width
40 feet: equally good or "better buildings around.
This property Is worth HCC0, being on the nicest
street on Alt. Washington, anu ean be walked to
from tbc P. O. In 20 minutes. John F. Sweeny, 63
Fourth av.
East End Besidences For Sale.
EAST EN D A good brick house at a bargain, on
moderate payments: near cable cars aud rail
road station; 8 rooms, bath, hall and cellar: all In
prime order: rare bargain to a prompt buyer: pos
session at once. Jas. W. Drape, 813 Wood st,.
Pittsburg.
"VTEW and complete brick dwelling of 12 rooms.
Iv Hardwood mantels with cabinets, tile hearths,
asbestos fireplace.- First floor finished In hard
wood. 4 chambers and bath. Sta. w. stand, open
plumbing secund floor. Both gases, with combi
nation fixtures of latest design. Cemented cellar,
with laundry. Front and rear porch. Beautirul
lawn, with flagstone sidewalks. Large lot. Im
mediate possession. This property worthy or close
Inspection. Baxter, Thompson & Co., 161 Fourth
avenue.
Allegheny Besidences For Sale.
BRICK DWELLING-Second ward. Allegheny.
6 rooms, with bath, natural gas and other
modern appliances: all in good order: contiguous
to electric ears: price only 85,530. Jas. W. Drape
A Co., -313 Wood st., Pittsburg.
I70R SALE-The valuable brick dwelling, with
good lot. No. 79 Page st., Allegheny: property
or the Pennsylvania Insurance Company, and to
be sold at public sale. In settlement of the business
of the company by order of the directors In the
salesroom of Jas. w. Drape Co., 313 Wood St.,
Pittsburg, on Wednesday,December7.at2o'clock:
peremptory sale. Terms. et. from Jas. W. Drape
& Co., Agents and Auctioneers.
FREMONT ST., Allegheny: a bargain; elegant
story pressed brick dwelling, contains 10
rooms, baiii. laundry, with enameled tubs. station
ary wasbstands. slate and hardwood mantels, nfo
hearths and vestibule, cement walks, cellar and
pavement: the house complete In every detail: lot
!Kxl33 leet: Immediate possession. Key with A. D.
Wilson, sole agent, 55 tederalst.
NORTH AV.. Allegheny A handsome stone
front residence, 10 spacious rooms, reception
hall, hath, lavatory, laundry, etc., etc. One of the
most substantial and hest apportioned residences In
either cltv, lacking In no essential recent appli
ances. Hardwood finish throughout, plate glass
windows, unique mantels, with cabinets. Every
thing else on the sanfe elegant and perfect arrange
ments. Wc presume that even the "critic" would
find things faultless. Particulars rrom Jas. W.
Drape Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
Suburban Besidences For Sale.
ANEW 6-room house and Slots In thesuhurbt,
on line of railroad, near station: a bargain to
prompt purchaser, on monthlv payments In part;
immediate possession; everything in prime order.
Jas. W. Drape A Co., 313 ood St., Pittsburg.
FOR SALE The large dwelling and fine lot, 129x
133 rect. near Brlnton station. P. R. It., to be
sold at public sale by order of the directors of the
Pennsylvania Insurance Company In the settle
ment or the business la the office or Jas. W, Drape
ft Co.. 313 Wood St.. Pittsburg, on Wednesday.
December 7, at 2 o'clock. Mr. Lukens, station
agent at Brlnton station, will show the property.
Positive sale. Terms, etc.. from Jas. W. Drape A
Co., Agents and Auctioneers, 313 Woof St., Pitts
burg. 2 800 Allentown station, at the head of new
i Castle Shannon Incline: new 6-room frame
welllne. bar window, two norches. fine cellar.
hall, with winding open staircase: side entrance,
front yard; fine lot, 25x120 to 20-foot alley: city
water and natural gas; this is a bargain. Samuel
W. Black & Co., 90 Fourth av.
Beal Estate.
COR SALE Ileal estate bargains; send for new
IT catalogues. Just out, mailed rree; 3,000 proper
tics. Black & Balrd, 95 Fourth av.
BANK STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE FREE
HOLD BANK, of Pittsburg. Pa., of Alle
gheny countv. Pa., at the close of business No
vember 35, 1832:
RESOURCES.
Cash on hand.....?. 8 32.24121
Checks and other cash Items 4 579 27
Due froiti banks and bankers 275.8J) 04
Loans nnd discounts l,Cn9 697 49
Investment securities 344,927 78
Real estate, rurnrture and fixtures 2.W0 00
Current expenses and taxes paid 9,119 03
81,729,234 87
" LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in 8 :0C00O)
Surplus fund 1C0.O.0 (10
Undivided profits...., 111,310 50
Deposits subject to check 953,852 21
Deposits, special 98.149 C6
Demand certificates or deposit 5,1)1.0 00
Due to tbe Commonwealth 250,000-00
Dividends unpaid 22 5"
' 81.729.231 87
Report of above has been, made to C. H. Krumb
haar, Superintendent of Banking.
State of Pennsylvania, county of Allegheny, ss:
L J. F. Steel. Cashier of the above named bank,
do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true
to the best or my knowledge and belief.
J. F. STEEL. Cashier. -
Subscribed arfd sworn to before me this 2d day o
December. 1892.
notarial Seal. GEO. D. TINDLE,
Notary Public
Correct Attest:
EDWARD HOUSE.
JAMES MCDEVITT,
C. L. MAGEE,
Directors.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE DOL
LAR SAVINGS FUND 4 TRUST CO.. of Al
legheny. Allegheny county, Penns lvanla, at tbe
close of business November 30, 1832:
RESOURCES.
Cash on hand and deposited with banks
or bankers i 1 15,491 99
Checks and other cash Items '. 50 00
Call loafis upon collaterals &i.330iO
Time loins upon collaterals 'Jl.faoro
Loans upon bonds and mortgages 171 413 31
Investment securities -.2. (XX) 00
Real estate, furnlture'and fixtures 2.5J0 to
Overdraft) 165 oar
Current expenses and taxes paid 9, ISO 61,
' 8332,431 02
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in...., 125.root)0
Undivided profits , 22,177 il
Deposits subject to check 8 43,058 53
Deposits, special 141.647 CO
185.304 10
1332.431 92
Amount trust fnnds Invested 8 5,800 CO
Ainownt trust funds uninvested 8,494 71
14.291 71
Report of above has been road"e to C. H. Kruinb
htar. Superintendent of Banking,
State or Pennsylvania ) ..
County or Allegheny. J "
I. E. R. Haldlnger, Secretary and Treasurer or
the -above named bank, do soleinnlyswcarlbat the
above statement is true, to the best or my; knowl
edge aud belUL E. R.-BALDINGEhV
Secretary and Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before rae this 2d day
or December. 1802. . .
JAS W. COLLINS, Notary Public.
Correct Attest:
(Signed.)
JNO. W. CHALFANT. 1 . . '
A. fLENDINNING. DIrectors.
J. N. DAVIDSON. )
PERSONAL.
EHSONATJIrX1br. McGraaor's sure pile
cure. 369 W) He ay.
PERSONAL-buperfluous hair removed by elec
tric needle; consultations free. Mrs. Elliott,
64i Penn av.
PERSONAL Facial massage facesteamlng: lines
removed; complexions treated. Miss M. E.
Freker. 908,S Penn av.
PERSON L-Parcels to all parts of the city and
East End for 15 cts; trunks. 40 cts, PCregrlno,
Hi Fourth av. ; telephone 18t0.
ERSONAL Ladles' seal garments and ah kinds
or rurs cleaned aud repaired at your own resi
dence. J. Scott, Dilworth st,, city.
PERsONAL-Credir, yes. credit, on fine dress
goods, silks, satins, wraps, etc.. at J. Dwyer's
Room 4. McCance block. 701 .-inithfield.
IJERSONAL-Prof. Geo. Markley. practical
J phrenologist, graduate or the American In
stitute or Phrenology. Office hours. 3 to P.M.:
examinations, 1. agenecasu. city.
ERSON AL-Everett Club.news-The pianos i de
livered this week are: Club A, No. 6. II. Mll
roy, 47 Market. Pittsburg: Club b. No. 335, Mrs.
M. Miller. 590 Preble av.. Allegheny. Pa.
IjERsONAL Hair, inoies, etc. on lames' nic-i
. permanently destroyed by tho clcctrc needle
without pain or "scar: consultation Iree. Miss
Hrcng. office 9ia Penn av.. Illckson building.
P-lteO AL- Laches wisuing t- lake niri r are
Baths or face massage lor removing blcnlshes
and Improving the com plexlon will please visit my
parlors at 1KH Penn av.. I'ltuuurg. Miss Sherwood.
PERSONA L-Plctures. mirrors and crayon por
traits ou can save from 1 to on each pur
chase: aflnellneotiartlst proof etchings at a sac
rifice; cash or credit: framing doue to order. T.
C. McElroy, No. 2 Sixth tL. upstairs
PERSON AL-Young marrlcdTady wonldllke any
number Of voung wives to know that she has
a most excellent recipe Tortlie promotion of peace
and happiness in the4iotne circle: send jour fats
band's clothes to Dickson, the tailor, who will
clean, press and repair them at a most moderate
cost. For nroor see Dickson, the Tailor. 65 Fifth
av.. second floor. Telephone 1553.
FOUND.
I,OUND-Tbe only rellaole tree hand portrait
artists In cravori and water colors: finest
grades only: all work doue In windows In presence
or the public; order now and pay Tor Christmas:
stores open until 9 p. si. : satisfaction guaranteed
or no charge. Jos. P. Cowan. Prop. Union Ar
tists' Portrait Co.. first floors 70S Liberty St., 607
Wood St.: Branch 35' Ohio st,; we employ no
gents. Telephone 2172,
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AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION SALE.
HOLIDAY GOODS.
FURNITURE. CARPETS, PIAN03.
'PICTURES, Etc
Presents that are useful.
TUESDAY. December 6. at. 10 o'clock at the
rooms of tbe Henry Auction Company,
24 and 23 Ninth street.
Fancy rockers, tables, conche, lounges,
clocks, etc., line parlor snttcs upholstered in
brocatelle tapestry, English rugs and hair
clotli;pictnres,mirrors, upright piano, desks,
cabinets and ornaments; handsome chamber
fnrnlture in oak and walnut, wardrobes to
match; sideboards, china clo7et, bookcases,
hallracks, extension tables, dishes and toilet
ware: larx line ot Brussels carpet-, rugs nnd
innttlng; kitchen and laundry fnrnttnrr,
stoves, eta; mattresses, springs, blankets
and bedding. Sale positive.
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
PUBLIC SALE
Ot honses and lots on Page st, Allegheny,
and on P. R. R.
In settlement of the affairs or the Pennsyl
vania Insurance Company, tn be sold by
order ot the Board of Directors, in tlsfi sales
room of Jas W. Drape 4 Co., 313 Wood t,,
Pittsburg, on WEDNESDAY, December 7, ac
2 o'clock.
First That excellent brick dwelling, with
lot 20x160 feet, known as No. 79 Pfcge street,
Allegheny; 10 rooms, including spacions
double parlor, with bath, hot and cold wa
ter, natural gas nnd other modern conven
iences, all in good order.
Second That large brick dwelling with lot
about 120x138 fee;, close to Brlnton station,
P. R. R., formerly owned by John R. Thomp
son: 8 rooms in dwelling, with tho usn.-il de
sirable conveniences. Mr. Lukens Ticket
Agent at Brlnton station, will show, the
property to anyone wlio presents a card
from the agents. Peremptory and positive
sale in order to closo np the Dusiness of tbe
company. Terms maun known at sale.
JAS. W. DRAPE & CO , Agents and Auction
eer", 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
AUCTION SALE.
Notion", ilrvgoods, clothing. Jewelry, etc.,
WEDNESDAY, Decembor7. nt 10 o'olnck, at
the rooms of the lienry Auction C".,2liind
26 Nlntu st. Tbe stock of a country store
quitting business sent to tbe rooms for sale.
Dry -looilfl, clothing, blankets, coats, shoes,
notions, lot of jewerlv, ta Sale positive.
HENRY AUCTION CO..
Auctioneers.
SMITHSOSI & VINCENT,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS.
Sales oi real estate, merchandise at stores,
household goods at residences (jewelry sales
for tbe trndo only) promptly attended to.
Offlce,&8Ei3iierbuildIiig,cor.5tUand Woodst.
D
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
FOR SALE
ATWILKINSBURP.
LOT 80x180.
3 MINUTES FROM ELECSTRJCCARS.
Here Isa Bargain at $1j500. -
W. B. HAMNETT & CO.,
WILEINSBURG, PA
FOR' SALE.
AT WILKINSBURG,
Three-room frame dwelling. Lot 66x132.
online of electric cars and three-minutes
Irom station. A bargain lor.qulck buyer.
W. E. HAMNETT & CO.,
wilkins'bubg. pa.
LOTS.
MURRAY-HILL AVENUE
Now open and paved from fifth to Wllklns
avenue. City sewerage, both gases, electric
light.
NO BETTER LOTS FOR SALE
In the East End and none moro reasonable
in price..
Title guaranteed by tbe Fidelity Title &
Trust Company. (237.) See
W. A. HEBRON & SONS,
' 80 FOURTH AVENUE.
FOR SALE.
Lot 59 Fe?t Front, Center Avenue,
Twentieth Ward, by 213 Feet Deep.
Lot 23 Feit Front, Fulton Street.
By 151 on Webster Avenue.
HOUSE 1312 MURIEL' STREET
And Lot nearly 58 Front by ltf Foot Deep.
Inquire of JOHN A. WILSON.
149 Fourth Avenue.
AMUSEMENTS.
THE ALVIN THEATER.
Monday, December 5", 189L LAST NIGI1TS of
Chas. Frohmau's Company in
"Pf-Jp" JjelJreatesl
LOST IDramatio Triumph!
PARADISE. fEverin Pittsburg
Goodby Mats. Wednesday and Saturday.
Next week The Lilliputians In the Ballet
Snectacle '-Candy." de5-I9
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
TO-NIGHT,
ANDREW MACK,
The Sweet Singer, in
IRISH LOYALTY.
Prices Wc, 25e,5Dc,-73c Matinees Wednesday
anu samruay. ioc, oue, nesernru.
Nxt week Barry and iay, McKen
ina s
Uel-13
iriirtaiion.
MAMA THE BRILLIANT
1 t l rm SUCCI3SS
ccnrdedtoSuchorow5ky's superb painting,
NANAi 19 Immeasurably beyond comparison.
During tho pust week over 6,000 ladles and
gentlemen have seen nnd approved of this
marvel or realistic art. On exhibition oar
andevenlngatEDMUNDSON 4 PERRISE'S
store, 635 and 637 Smlthfleld street. Admis
sion, 25 cent. oe5-18
WHY
i
YOU SHOULD
IN
KENSINGTON
(-THE BEST
IT HAS
Every' Lot in KENSINGTON will Double in Value before
June. 1. Be surer to see KENSINGTON at once and' buy a lot be
fore the big advance- in prices.
For Free Tickets from Pittsburg to Kensington and return
call at the office of the
KENSINGTON IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
No. 79 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa,
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AMUSEMENTS.
DUQUESN E. Hfl&BSZm
TO-NIGHT,
LILLIAN RUSSELL
OPERA COMIQUE CO. in
Ii-A.
Saturday 1
IV Matinee anu Evening,
THE llOUNTERANKS.
Next week The Baroness Blanc In "De
ception." deJ-33
HAURT WILLIAMS' ACADEMY
To-night Matinees, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
EEILLT 4-WOODS' BIG SHOW.
BROS. BORANI VITA.
HADES AND THE 4C0. rtet-31
CEOPEAN &TEAS1SUII'?.
WHTTE STAR LINE.
For Queenstown and Liverpool.
Royal and United Suites Mall steamers.
Britannic Dec. 7. 8an;iBrltannic Jan. 4. 1 sn
'Majestic. Dec.l4.1:30nmlAdrtatlc. Jan. 11.1pm
Germanic Dec. 21. 7 am Germ'c Jan. 13. 8 s m
"Teutonic Dec.3. 1:30 pro 1'MiJesilc. .Isn.a. 11 m
From W bite bur dock, foot of West Tenth street.
New York.
baloon rates. 830 and upward, according to
steamer and location or berth. 'Second cabin oa
these steamers.ft0 and limited excursion tick,
ets, J75 and 85; steerage from or to the ola coun
trr. $21.
White Star draRs payable on demand In all the
principal banks throupbout Great Britain. Applr
to JOHN J. MCCORMICK. C3D Smlthfleld street.
Pittsburg. orH. MAITLAND K KKSEY. General
Agent, a Broadway. N. Y. nclo-D
KOYAL MAIL SrEAMSIHI-SL
GLASGOW to PHILADELPHIA
via DEKRY and GALWAY. Tne most dU
rect ronte from Scotland and North aal
Middle of Ireland.
ACCOMMODATIONS UNSURPASSED.
Intermediate, 30. Steerage, 417.
STATEJ AT f!vET
LINC. J STEAMSHIPS.
AElV-YOKK and GLASGOW
via Londonderry every Fortnight. I
Dec. 15 State of Nebraska. sooa.
Dec. 29 State or Lalliornla xoox
Jan. 19. State or Nebrska.110 A.X.
Cabin, $10. Second Cabin, $30. Steerage, 111
Apply to J.J.MCCORMICK, C39 Smlthfleld st.
Jel8-D
ANCHOR LINE.
Steamer lavs New York Every Saturday
For Glasgow via Londonderrys
Rates ror Saloon Passage.
Cabin. 845 aud upwards,
Fecond Cabin, 533. bteerae, SIO.
Passengers booked at through rates to or rrom aar
city In Great Britain or on the Continent.
Droits -n London -So'd at Lowest Rates.
Book or Information, tours and sailing lists far
nlshed on application to Agents.
HENDERSON BROl HERS. 7 Bowling Green, N.
Y or J. J. MCCORMICK. SSSmlthSeldst.. Pitts,
burg. X. M. SEMPLE. Hi) 1'ederal st.. Allegheny.
ociu-xwr
UKOKEKS FINANCIAL.
ESTABLISHED 1SSL
John M. Oakley & Co.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
5 SIXTH ST.
Direct private wire to New York and CM
cago. Member New York, Chicago and Pitt i
burir Exchanges.
Local seouriiles bought and sold for csi
or carried on liberal margins.
Investments made at our discretion aal
dividends paid Quarterly.
Interest paid on balance (since 1331)
Money to lean on calL
Information books on all markets mallei
on application. tef
Whitney & Stephenson
57 Fourth Avenues
apSMS
After 19 Tears of Trial,
E LAINE,
-THE
MET SWIM) OIL,
Is Conceded to Be "the Best and Safest Oil
Know".
E L A i NE
NEVER VARIES IN QUALITY.
Cannot Be Exploded.
It Is the very highest grade of refined pe
troleum, from whioh in the process or manu
iactnrc,rery impurity has been eliminated.
Elaine Is free from benzine and paraffins;
It win never chill in the qoldest temperature
known on this continent.
In color, Elaino is spring-water white, and
its "fire te9t" is so high as to make it as abso
lutely safe as any lllnmlnant known.
Having no disazreeablo odor, Elaine Is a
pleasant oil for family use.
Can Be Burned in Any Petroleum Limp.
A POSITIVE PROTECTION FROM LAMP
EiPLOblONS.
MAKES THE SAFEST AND BEST LIGHT
KNOWN.
ELAINE! ,S55S5T OIL
100 Million Gallons ELAINE Sold in 13 Year
From 1873 to 1S92.
Elaine Cannot Be Improved Upon.
WARDEN & OZNARD,
MANUFACTURERS,
fol PITTSBURG. PA.
FOR RENT
LODGE ROOM,
17 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY.
Rent $a per month.
A. D. WILSON,
55 FEDERAL ST.
8500 TO 500,000 SSS
sages, city or country property, at lowest
rates? JAS. W. DRAPE 4 CO., 313 Wood at.
Pittsburg.
Telephone No. 975.
BUY A LOT
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BECAUSE
It has a Population of 8,ooo People
And they Earn $125,000.00
Per Month.
WATER IN PENNSYLVANIA,
THE BEST DRAINAGE,
TWO BIG BRICK SCHOOL HOUSES,
CHURCHES OF ALL DENOMINATIONS,
NATURAL GAS,
EVERY CONVENIENCE" OF PITTSBURG,
AND IS ONLY 18 MILES FROM THE
UNION DEPOT.
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