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THE FTTTSBUBG- DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, JOLT 16, 189a
8
TIMING WORK AWAY
Local Pipe Manufacturers Compelled
to Refuse a Bis Order
FOE A CHICAGO FUEL GAS LIKE.
Pittsburg Capital Coin? Into a Plant to
Heat the Windy City.
PRESIDENT GOMPEKS HEEE TO-DAI
Some time ago The Dispatch published
the fact that the wroucht iron manuiactur
ers of the city were crowded with orders
and that the industry was never in as en
couraging or promising shape as now, but it
vu not generally known at that time that
orders were refused by the manufacturers
because of an inability to fill them. For
tereral days a Chicago concern, organized
for the purpose of furnishing the Windy
City with fuel gas, has been trying to place
an order for 300 miles of 6 and 8-inch pipe.
Counting the material at SI a foot, which is
about the average price, tnc order is worth
over $1,500,000.
"When Mr. Crane, representing the Chi
cago capitalists, came to this city, where be
expected to have the greater portion of the
material made, he found all of the mills
overcrowded with orders. The National
Tube Works refused to take any of the
order on this account, as did also the Penn
sylvania Tube "Works. Mr. Crane was
compelled to virtually peddle his order, and
the most h could get any one mill to under
take was 30 miles. That was taken by
Spang, Chalfant & Co. A little less than
one-third of the entire order was loft in
Pittsburg, and the remainder was dis
tributed among the La stern mills.
0'E LAliOE OBDER FLACED.
It leaked out several days ago that a very
large order for pipe had been placed, but
the manufacturers kept the matter quiet,
largely on account of the difficulty at the
National Tube Works. A Dispatch re
porter called at the office of the American
Tube and Iron Company jesterday. Thejreneral
manacer, K. W. Carroll, did not deny that a
large order was being placed, but he declined
to give the particulars, saying lie tbongbt It
nnwlso to do so at present. The next call made
was at the office of the Pennsylvania Tube
Works. Tlie secretary. William H. Latsnaw,
famished tbe above information.
In addition it was learned that when Mr.
Crane first came to Pitt-burg some of the man
ufacturers were afraid to undertake to put
out any of the material until they learned who
was back of the concern in Chicaco. The size
of tbe order frightened them, and one or two
of the mills refuBed to make any of the pipe
until ther investigated the matter.
They found that Potter Palmer and "Old
Hutch." the grain dealer, were Interested
financially in the enterprise.
JABGE CAPITAL IN IT.
It is not known how much capital the Chicago
Comrjany has started in with, but It is com
posed of men capable or putting up almost any
amount. It is tbe intention to carry gas from
the Indiana fields into Chicago for fuel pur
poses. Some of the contracts for laying the
pipe have already been let, and it is expected
the lines will be laid to the Illinois State line by
November L Here two large pumping stations
will be erected for the purpose of forcing the
gas into Chicago.
It is said that a lot of Pittsburg capital is in
vested in the enterprise, and that J. w. Duane
and E. 1L Phelps representthePittsburgstock
oolders. 'TWILL BE A BUSY DAY.
President Gompeia to AInko Two Labor
Addresses Here To-Day.
Samuol Oompers, President of the American
Federation of labor, will be in tbe city to-day.
He comes to attend the first union picnic of
tho Federated organizations, to bo held at
Echlosser's Woods, aboro McKecsport. He
will deliver an address there, discuss
ing all tbe prominent labor problems.
To-night Mr. Gompcrs will address the
ISrotbcrhood ot Machinists In Lafayette Hall.
A large attendance is looked for. It is expected
that Mr. Gompcrs will refer to tbe recent con
troversy between himself and Mr. Powderly.
Nearly All Ilnve Now Hirned.
Tho following new signatures to tho Amal
gamated scale wero received jesterday: Colum
bia Iron and Steel Company, city; Coleman,
Shields A Co., Nilcs, O.: Mahoning Valley Iron
Company, YoungBtonn; loungttown Boiling
Mill Company, Yonngstowns the Moorheatl
McClcane Companv, city, and P. II. Laufman
A Co.. Apollo. Nearly allot the manufactur
ers have now signed, and the remainder are ex
pected in within a few dajs.
DTOUSTBIAL H0TES.
News From the nulla nnil Mines nnd the
Men Who Mnk Thrm.
The Oliver A Hoberts' lrou and Btcel Com-
Sanyl rushed with work, owing to an increased
etn&tid by farmer for bathed wire fur fences.
Tun quarterly convention f 1), A. 8, Knights
of Irtbof. will meet to-day. Mr. Menus' report
ttlllbeuneot the most satlfactoiy for a long
time.
TitW cupola tenders nnd tmildete, ettipleyert
hi Mniflmlt'ii foundry. Iimb stitiek fttr extra
pay (of dm lime lliey hie ewnpelled to ie
Hinlll Idle in llieetioii,
MOl'f'tfAIill A NlnmiNe, tif Dili ftlv, have
lieen swarded Hip penli set fur building ill uillr-a
nf pllie In Jefferenii, O, The average enl will
be aiiimi 11,11 per Mile.
Til Mil r lii'ller maker wnrMnij fur llller A
Omiley at III" uiiunifahel Ji'iiriisim, ne&r
Jtlvmtoii. dlriirU f (ir nine Imuia yesterday, owl
(Jiu nrin Iiimiedlaiely gremwl Hie demand
TllH men a( Junes A iiiglilii' mill nn
the rloutlislile refused In work yesterday nn ao.
count ii f the heat, The ltiiiiilillo Iron tynrks
and Oliver A Hoiiarts' wlie mill wore also
cluaod Uuwn lor the day,
l'dit miNHTiioiit:
Ilea llnlilunl'a Ailil l'liosilint(.
Dr. A. I Ziuknr. Milrnso, aIIiiii., ati "It
produced a gnitilyliig and iniiiuiltiililo rvgen
AialiUK ultoci In auatu ni niiuiiiuio,"
A Cum fur Illmi lii'a,
Mr. J, A. llurnUon, of Collmrg, Mont
go imi ry Co., lu,, Inn fiiuml out liow ha
oaii cure liny nmu of illmiliuu, Two of
Ms elillilmn lmd the dUmtrni) for about
Ii wooks ho triod four illllvruiit patent uieil
telnet without licmlil, but ho flimlly uut
hold of n Imltle of Ol.unilmrlulti'e, Coflo,
Cholera nnil Diarrhea Itiumtdv, uhluh 'ho
ays comiilrlelv ctirnd ihnu, nnd In confi
dent It will euro uny cna wlicu the plainly
prlutud (llructloni ura follnned, wtIihu
To.IJbt lpClnl Inilln Mlk Hiilr.
Illorcki-cnora say those nro gruntoit bar
gains aud buy them,
J oh. JIoitNK .t Co.'n
l'ciiti Avciiuo Htorca.
II. A: II.
Ncw rronm won) clmllles bcnulllul dr.
ilirtis wnlo good, 113 cents. A limit half
price. To-morrow tiiiiriilng. Hioro oloses
t 6 1 N., except Huturdav.
, IKlQOH & 1IUIIL.
That SI 3 ClorU Ilinhrrllii-.llrtnl Untiillr,
Same frame as It used In n flO umbrella.
"Wo want you to Inspect our umbrella bar
Ini. Jon. IIounis As Co. 'a
J'ciin Avenue Btorcs.
II. Si II.
Ladles' belli, leather or velvet. More
new ones to-day, and best values nt 25e, 60c,
00c, 70c. liner ones up in f3 each.
IIOMON & DUUU
IlariholumHy'a
Celebrated beer on draught. Also Tann
banter bottled beer of the lamous Dergner
& Engel brew, at Hotel Hamilton bar, Penn
nveuue, near Sixth street. wrsu
n. dc n.
Federal "stars and stripes" bunting for
.decoration, Co, or Co a yard by the piece at
retail- Boaoa & Buhl.
S3-Display advertisements one jdollar per
square for one insertion. -Classified, advertise
ments on this page, such as Wanted, -For Sale,
J timK an(,none aJtCTl f0T u than Mrtyeenu.
Top line being displayed counts as two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BRAXCH OFFICES.
FOR THE SOUTHSIBE. SO. 12 CAKSON
8TKKET.
BKANCH OFFICES ALSO ASBELUW, "WHERE
WANT. FOR SALE, TO LET, AND OTHER
TRANMENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL, BE RE
CEIVED UP TO 9 P. II. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisement! are to be prepaid except where
adTertlsers already hare accounts with TU DIS
PATCH. rrrrsBURG.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. SM Bntler meet.
E.MILG. STUCKEY. th atreet and Penn ave.
E. G. STUCKEY ACO., Wylle ave. and Faltonit.
8TOKELY. Fifth renoe Market Honsa,
XAET SKD.
J. TV. WALLACE, em Penn avenue.
OAKLAXD.
MCALLISTER A BUElKLElUSthav. AAtwOOdSt.
soCTnsinx.
JACOB SFOHN. No. ICarson street.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAKRCHEU, 89 Federal street.
H. J. MCBR1DE. Market Hoom, AlUgheny.
FRED H. EOGERS. ir: Ohio street.
F. U. EOGERS A SON, Ohio and Cliestnntsts.
J. F. STEVENSON. Arch and Jackson streets.
THOMAS McHENRY.' Western and Irwin avei.
O. W. HUGHES. PeinsTlvaniaand Be aver ares.
PERRY M. ULEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny area.
T. R. MORRIS, 688 Preble are.
MII.LVALE ltOROUOH.
W. VT. FLOCKER. Stationer. No. 4 Grant ava.
SHAltrsllUltO.
C BELLMAN. Stationer. 818 Main it.
THE BUSINESS OFFICE OF
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
IS NOW
Corner Smithfield and
Diamond Streets.
WANTED.
Slnle Ilflo.
AGENTS-TO SELL THE 1'INLESS CLOTHKS
line: the onlv line ever Invented that holds
the clothes without pins: a perfect success: patent
recently if sued: sold only by aprnts, to whom the
exrlunlverlRhtlsirlTen: on receipt of M cents we
will send a nample line by mail: also circulars,
nrlce list and terms toTaeents: secure your terrl
forrVtonce. Address THE P1NLESS CLOTHES
LINE CO., 17 Hcrmon street, Worcester. Mass.
Jcll-74-wg
AGENTS-1HEOREATF.STSELLINGWORK
or modern times has at last appeared. Stan
lev's own book. "In Darkest Africa;" this lithe
only book for which Stanley has "rltten a line;
Chas. Scrlbner's Sons, publishers; apply at once
for territory.
1'. ). i!Aill.llu flW'ii uwrauau
atreet.
Je5-39-MWTBn
A GENT3-0 OUTFIT ON 30 DAYS' TIME:
f 150 profit In Tour weeks or no pay. Address
with sump, JARV1S & CO., Racine, Wis.
my3-33
BARBERS-TWO GOOD MEN; S 60 TO 7
per week and board; steady work. Apply
H. bTORMFELS, 718 Fifth ave., or 101 Tustln sU
Jyl6-94
ARBER-GOOD MAN; GOOD WoES
Apply ALEX 1LLCHEC1C'S, J98 East st '
Allegheny. Jyl5-4
BARBKH-IMMEDIATELY. AT NO. 12 CAR
bON street. PANHANDLE noTEL S.S.
Jyi6-7i
BARBER-GOOD MAN: ALSO BOY
some experience. 1114 CARSON ST.
WITn
JylS-S9
BARBER-ATNO. 36 CHESTNUT ST.. ALLE
gheny; wages 7 a week and board. JylR-Sl
BARBER-AT W. A. MUEHLSTEIN'S, COK.
SLVTH AND PENN. yl-76
USHtLMAN TA1LOR-AN EXPERIENCED
man at MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS. M8
Smithfield st. J y 16-49
BUTcnER-YOUNG MAN THAT UNDER
STANDS tne business. Apply 416 LAltl-
MER AVE., East End.
Jyl6-S0
BUGGY WASHER-AI.SO TWO MEN FOR
stable work. ApplyT. B. MORELAND.6100
Penn ave. Jyl6-27
DRAUGHTSMEN TWO DRAUGHTSMEN
accustomed to bridge or structural iron work.
Apply at once to RI'IER & CON LEY, DO Water
St.. city. JvlS-ta
DRAUGHTSMEN TWO STRUCTURAL IRON
worK or bridtre draughtsmen at once. Ap
ply to RITER 4 CONLEY, 56 ater St., city.
Jyl5-75
TVKDB CLERK.
ItEGIVfERED AS QUALI-
XJ FIED assistant.
Address DRUGS, Dispatch
yl(M7
oflce.
.ENERA I. STATE AGENT-TO OKEN HEAD
XX QUARTERS in some principal city, assnme
exclusive control of our business ana appoint
nr and tnh.,..nt. In av w .it- In iiii. Vi.t.
. c..-.
goods well known, staple as flour, in universal
demand, and par a net profit or SO to 100 per cent.
Address THE U NION OOMPAN Y. 744 Broadway,
New 1 ork. Jyll-5
HOItBE8HOEItS-TO DRIVE SHOES. AP
PLY SIDNEY MORUAN, Penn avenue,
WllLlnbburg. JyI6-88
KID GLOVE BUYER-NONE UUT
E.NCED partr need apply. A.
BELL SONS, V Fifth are.
EXl'Elll.
G. UAMP-
JylO-M
JATIIK HANDS -FIRST CLASS - ACl'US
J lOMED to heavy work. DUQUESNE
tuRUECO.. Rankin aUtlon. Iy3-a-wsu
-TEN-1RACT10AL MEN 10 .MAKE AND
JM, put up Iron fences! none but steady men
need apply. TAYLOR A DEAN, 205 Market St..
city. JylO-71
NIGHT WA1CIIMAN-M11I) KNOWS HOW
to run a steam engine aud drnamot refer
ences required. Address II. 0., Dispatch ofllce.
Jyl0-15
-pl.UMIIIJRS-lN Dr.NVr.ll, COL., l A DAY,
L eight Iioiim, tear s eiieseemenl In flrstH'lass
inffii wire lor. litHlenliN Willi, releivnees "IIIK
1IIHIIIESA KEA'lll 8AN1TAU1 BUl'i'ljI CO.
)MIU
1 wotkliil AIiHVMaJII?I,
HUlltlll, I1, II, Hi
I'l.y ijN 'iiik
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sui'iire a K'""l s 1)11 I nn lit mlil n.liiu ilAMU
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paleh oltlcBi
I'rltiHle lleln.
QTIIUT lillll.-rilll I HAhlllNI. ANI1
hlllHI'.r, city. J HUM
Alnln nnil l'eiiml llelii,
TTHllHT-ri.APH miAIHIMAN, FAIJM AND
I1 liarvMl liatiila, 4dliiliii(.r;ii.m gliln.iaiinilro.i.
a gills for I11111 Ii einiiiur, ,m sirli, 4 obliirml
i'uiiIo, cliaiiitivrnmlilt. MKUIUN'ri. fill) Grant
it, tulri liuiiojid, jylt'U
flOOD WATCH FHKK TO iniOV7lU
XX Klrl hetllntr tlie lrw Hiuuil-oror ,.ur rmiiou
tni nililifr lmnia livtiira h il ihIk r I neat, we
will givna nun ii. waleli. limiting cairn, Klglu
liinn'iiieiiti anil a fine iiuld wnirh, ,ii,rl 8(.,. y,.
gin miivviiii'iit. In Ilia aim M'lllng ,n srnnnd
Urgol imnilirri watcliKseaii lmfrii atuurultlpti.
$1 and at Filth ave., I'lllmiirgi uiwn tn nil, Ala
MA HON IIUOI. AjVDAMB. jV-"
QI',('ONir'OOK -KIHT CIMIiH, ALHOl llllTn
fj conk and Imir gnnil ilMi.lnri,Bt (jaIiu
illion,, i( and ia Mhrrir nrwi, niubuVa-T
Jyi7i
Nlluiillnn.
POHIT
hat
ITION - 11V HOOD HTICNOIIIIArJir.il
aviny Iwo years' uaporleinu in nil aim.
iillei. ai
mm rii i'uiimi, lii'TPii years' nftltiu
iniierlciieel llrsl-clais rrluri'lirna,
AUuruiiH,
w.
IHipalch oinrr.
lyio-ui
VIIIINII MAN IKI 7
s;
4I1IIA1IUN-IIV
nakery. to rulrarn llin trailc. AUdrrii li.
I.HON,'', O,, l'llliUiirg, J"(B
rpo do'iiik work or riir.Nui7iiAi'!TEU
1 away for vaoatlon ny lady AildiiiMM. I.
llltpalrh ofllca, JylJ.M
Pnriiicra,
AIlTNEU-EXI'r.llllCMJKD Itl'.Al, ESTATE
J .limn totakaone-liainiiti'rrttliiaiiritalilliliail
Wllllll'-t
liatcli nltlre.
uimiiU'M. AnurcM, Willi full lining, n. m. vv hi..
jyiu
1(1-30
roUMl JIUSINENfi
,1 and eiitirgftic, wliU
MAN-Tlloltiitinit
u capital of nut lets
well rstahlliliedand
than lm, to Join ma in
Iiriiiri.iii.uu.iur..i iiroiiiaai prriunt very Uric,
lut the builni'M In Kuttliiit Uojuml ihecoiitriilor
one person to niauaKc: inn.t W strictly teinper-
" 1JiLil,'..71'!V'."iV'L .J""""-" ""' Cart at
oiieesaUHMlTliriELD hi;, upita r. Jyud
Honrdlnc.
33
OAJtniNfl-BY A. LADY AND OENTLK-
-BY A LADY
MAN. noara, wiwiin is tnllei or city. Ad
HOAllD. Dliatch office. y!6-4S
Rooms, llnuara, Afe,
TJOOM
Ii Irol
AND .nOAHD-SilORT
DISTANCE
irom city, by Kintlrman emtaiad la city
durlntrday,
Jyl8-uj
Auun-u jiu -t., jjiipatcn omce,
Doardera and Loiiocra.
BOARDERS -FOR TWO LARGE. AIUY
rooms; rent single or double; waihiland, hot,
cold and fine spring water: uric icrnunds, fruit
anil shade trees) tnoit desirable location In East
Kndi nn line Penn ave. canle cara. Address
1NULKS1DK. cor, Ptnnare. aud Rebecca St.
JyJJ-Ul
WANTED.
Flnnnclal.
MORlGAGES-tLOOaocO TO LOAN ON CITY
and suburban properties at , G and 8 per
cent, and on I a nils In Allegheny and adjacent
counties at 8 per cent. I. M. PENNOCK. 3s, SON,
147 Fourth avenue. ap7-ftl
- -i
ONEY TO 1.0AN-IF YOU WANT MONET
JYJL In any amount on arood city mortgajces
qUICKlT. We U&iC m " iinu aUU ii uc KIAU to
fend It at S and 6 per cent, MORRIS 4 PLEM IN G,
108 Fourth ave.
jezi-40
-a MORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
JLYI. eountv property at lowest rates. HENRI'
A. WEAVER A CU
I Fourth avenue. mb2-D
TO LOAN-300,000. IN AMOUNTS OF S3.000
and upward, on city and suburban property,
on AH percent, free of tax: also smaller amounts
at 5 and 6 per cent. BLACK A B AIRD, S5 Fourth
avenue. se2l-d26-D
TO LOAN 1200.000 ON MORTGAGE3-I1W
and upward at 6 per cent:$jOu, xo at 4X percent
on residences or business nronertv:
also in ad'
Joining counties. S. U. FRENCH,
avenue.
125 Fourth
OC24-4-D
Mlacellnneona.
ALL TO USE JONES' BEDBUG PAHALY'ZER,
Jones' Magic Roach Powder: contains no
poison: roaches hamsned oy contract; satisfac
tion iriven or no pay. rrepareu nv ueu. v.
JOSE3, 222 Federal st., Allegheny, Pa. Sold by
all flrst-clasi druggists. Telephone No. 3332.
lyll-42-Jiwr
A1
,L SOLDIER8-WHO ARK DISABLED
from anv cause and drawing less than tsner
month to call at B. F. BROWN'S OFFICE, 06
Fourth ave, or send their address.
kl5-C9
D
El'ENDENT RELAT1VES-WHO ARE NOT
drawing pennons to can or scnntucirad-
dress to B
F. ukown, vo rourth ave., second
JeiVffi)
floor,
EVERY ONE TO KNOW-YOU CAN GET
tin- best stvle dress pattern cut to order, tne
latest style dress forms, genuine needles, at the.
lowest prices, at tne LIGHT RUNNING NEW
TIMMV WlVINfl AlAfMIINK IIFKIl!tf. Nn 10
blxth st., 2 doors below iltjou.
Jy4-MWF
EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT WE ARE
able to turn out large ordera or muslin,
glass, oilcloth or real estate signs on short notice
at loweit prices. PABTORIUd' SKIN WORKS,
119Flth are., cor. Smithfield St., third floor.
ielS-juwr
F1UK INSURANCE NORTHWESTERN
NATIONAL, of Milwaukee, and the Mer-
chants of Newark, N. J.; losses rr
rom
ptiy paid,
th avenue,
JARRETTA SHOOK. Agents, 108
Fi
our
secona noor. ,
lOll-75-WBU
SOLDIERS' W1DOW8-TO CALL AT II. F.
BROWN'S OFFICE, 96 Fourth ave., second
floor. Je25-69
TO BUY-TWO
motor and fans,
JvlS-52
SECOND-HAND ELECTRIC
Address IS., Dlipatcb offlcc.
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
Cltv Eealdencra.
CITY BLOCK-OF 11 HOUSES IN GOOD
locality: splendid investment: all in first
class order; rental over 12,000 per annum; houses
never Idle: price S20,(r.iu; terms to suit; this in
vestment would be hard to duplicate. Inqutne
MORRIS A FLEMING. 108 Fourth ave. Jyl2-33
DESIRABLE HOME AT A LESS PRICK
than the cost of the buildings, and so situate
that the aame can be sub-divided to profit: well
located In Thirtv-iecond ward. See W. A. HER
RON & SONS. SO Fourth ave. JylO-49-WThs
Enat End Reaidencea.
HOUSE-NEW DWELLING OF SIX ROOMS,
on Cypress street: large finished attic:
bath, range, hall, front and back porches: lot30x
100; Immediate possession; easy terms. GEORGE
fcCHMlDf, 157 Fourth ave. Jyl2-21
N
EW AND MODERN nOUSE-NOW PAYING
360 per year rent: six rooms, attic, bath
room: late conveniences: lot 30x150 reet: roronly
(3,750: only a small cash payment down, the re
mainder on monthly payments, if desired; well
located at Shadyslde, near steam and cable cars.
WA.
ueuron SONS, so Fourth ave.
ij2-H--v
ONLY ONE LEFT-OUT OF 26 OF THOSE
desirable houses on. Collart square (cor.
Forbes st.). Oakland: n rare chance tobuy: a bar
gain In price and terms: new and modern brick
house, complete to the smallest details; street and
sewer improvements made. See W. A. HEKRON
ASONS.aOFourtnave. jy2-56-w
7000 FOR A COMPLETE EAST END
9 house, modern style, brick, 9 rooms, hard
wood mantels, tile hearths and vestibules, larve
bath room, pantry, laundry, 2 w. c, both kinds
or gas, street graded, location desirable, near
Pittsburg cable line, Duquesne traction line and
P. R. K.; corner Iot40xl21ft. W. A. HERRON A
SONS. 80 Fourth ave. Jyl-Sa.lAS.ie
Sr SOO SHADYSIDE WELL BUILT AND
I 1 finished dwelling, seven rooms, bath, h.
and c. water, slate mantels, tile hearths, station
ary washstands, all windows plate glass, front,
sloe and rear porches, large lot. 50x220: must bo
sold at once. SAMUEL W. BLACK A CO , 99
Fourth ave. iylG-So'
Ilnzelwood Resldeocea.
-N-
EAT BRICK HOUSE-ON SECOND AVE..
near Flowers ave.. llazeiwood. house of
seven rooms: lot 30x125 feet: at a greatly reduced
KltntiJ jvuuv.t
Bee W. A. HER-Jyl3-42-MW6
rice, in orae.- to sen quicaiy,
ON A SONS, SO Fourth ave.
Allegheny Residence.
T7UNE
RESIDENCE WASHINGTON
ST..
J? Allegheny, near the parks
nBi saiKc iut; irtcs
W.W. MCNEILL A
ana snruuoery: a Dargaiu.
BRO., 152 Fourth ave.
Jyl2-40"
C 4 OOO-A CHOICE FRANKLIN ST.. ALLE
OTC7 OHENY. property at a low price, good
brick house or six rooms, vestibule, hall: lot
24x110. CHARLES SOMERS A CO., 313 Wood st.
Jyl5-47
0.4 OOO SIX ROOM HOUSE. FINISHED
Ot) attic, press brick front, side entrance,
halls, vestibule: all late Improvements; house
elegantly finished: Second wird. Allegheny.
RKlKFELD A BRACKEN, 61 Ohio St.
Jyl6-30-vrsu
Cjrr 80O-JUNIATA Sl'ItEET, ALLEGHENY;
OOl "ice lot 22x130 extending from street to
paved alley; two good houses of eight rooms and
six rooms respectively! a good Investment,
CHARLES BOMERB A CO., 313 Wood st flnig
Penn ave. Jyl9-43-wr
Suburban lleatrieneea.
Tk WELLING -IN Wll.KINSIIUltU - NICE
A J dwelling Mid large lot, 5 minutes' walk from
It, It. station) 7 rooms, reception hall, lialh, w,e.i
natural gas. furnace, etc,, etc. I heautiri
iHtiiMl gas. furnace etc., fie, I beautiful inrse
jut ml23 Kelts rate liargatiii Woulil etl (lie
ailjiiltililg lull .which. Is Mini' aire, ir wanlcil,
JAn W. DitAl'K A CO., IU Fourth ( I'llts
burg. lyls'tn'
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liiip, or OIIAB, JC. C'OllNLl.lllS, 4uulirnlilsl,
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rpiliiren iiricp,
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CUIIJilKI.ilri, 4UI limit st, JpIH-W
FOLEY AVENUE I'l.AN-OOOD I.OIH KOIl
invpatiiianiiaiicw man in wu urarinriiip r.,
itrrnu arii now uroiii hi uny main uirininun
111 IM'"1' !'' "
if, Ayallta, ?l
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Jt I onilinuiasst,, lloulrvnrd place, ICnil Eiil,
nVWINU AJliUIIS, KKI Fourlli J.wr)pu,
drrn e0T kiiont-haniwomk i'iiiinku
tbt lota on II nicy at, tiinvmJ), Nliinlri'iiih
ward. (WxiaMrell iiiwiulllul loi ntlnll for reilUvlli'c,
jll'.l.l.nN iilioi'JIEItrt, mill ntntlou it.
jyu-ina-tiwy
Allrahenr I
oia,
iw-l W
BUILDING MITE-
IN ALI.KUJIUNY.
J' tOsluOfptt, eurner of two a-ood ittciii, within
una IflUnm 111 vnuiurnia mmmi' inn urn o ill a
nrJiinlt buyer. CHAIll.fcS bOJiklti CO., Alt
Wood it. JylMT-wr
huburlinn Lola.
BKLLKVUK-LOT4IXltA WITH TAHTY NEW
houie, ilx rooina, pantry, china clout,
norchfi, Ac., on Division !., Br avuei only
JilOO. A.LEUUATKASON, 31 Federal ll, Al
lenlieny. ijlV-lV
BELMONT FLAOKI.NIiHAM BTATION
eiriantbulldlnKlnn. Mxliklj wldeavcuuca,
rood walki, perfect icwcnutai the luburhan plant
city convanlencoii prlcta lowj tenna cay, IIAX-
1X.ll. IJlUJllDUJl
A CO,, KB Fourth avenue.
jyw-07-WT
Fnrnia.
ITlARM-ALLEGnEN HIVEK FARM. M
acres, frame home, 7 rooim. barn and other
outbulldinfii llmeitoi fruit, iprln-i coal
bank open; near Manorvlllei harraln at M per
acre. ED. WllTlSH. 410 Grant it. Jyl6-i,
QO ACRES-NEW HOUSE, FRUIT, ETC.. FOR
l7 f.oivi taiy imrinciii, cnu lor
r blg-geit"
buy or trade,
ir, I'a. Alio
umi and FSrhanra
mill
r you want to
N. F. HURST, real estate. Rochaitar.
Uacres, hease, barn, ate., adjotntnr .Itooheite:
I or S, 2M. " J ihrU-KViV
FOR SALE-LOTS.
Cltr Lot
LOT-20xl2J-FORBE3 ST., NEAR TURNER
Hall, to Watson St.: the Duquesne traction
cars and extending Forbes to Diamond st. make
this a good buy; owner Is non-resident and wants
to sell. SAMUEL W. BLACK & CO.. 99 Fourth
ave. ivlft-W-WThS
THREE LOTS-0X110. FORTY-FIFTH ST..
near Butler st. : price low. W. W.MCN E1LL
& BRO., 152 Fourth ave. tyl2-40
Q330 FOR VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING
OvJ lots 24x100 reet, on Madison ave.. very
near Thirty-third st. and Wylle ave. cable line:
the best lots on Herron Hill for the money. See
W. A. HERRUN & SON S. 80 Fourth ave.
y6.7.7.10.U16.18
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Baalneaa Opportunities.
BOOT AND SHOE STORE-S3,C00 TO 4,0;
oneatss.000: hatand cap store at invoice,
about $7, 600: if you arc looking for business it is
to voor interest to call on us. T. O. BROWN A
CO., 90 Fourth ave. Iyl5-7r
BEST RESTAURANT AND BAKERY ESTAB
LISHMENT in the city-Elegantly ntted;
central location; A No. 1 in every respect: fo.000.
T. O. BROWN A CO., 90 Fourth ave. Jyl5-71
COMMISSION BUSINESS OLD-ESTABLISHED
house; has made a lortune: two
active men can do the same; about 110,000 re
quired. T. O. BROWN A CO., 90 Fourth ave.
JyI5-7l
FINE MILLINERY II. COO NEW LAUNDRY
11. MO. Wllmerdlnr crocerv 11.000. East End
grocery 11,300, hardware store, milk depot, finest
book and stationery storo in best town In W
Pennsylvania: bakeries, drug stores, cigar I
SUEl'ARD ft CO., 161 ourth ave.
cstcrn
stores.
Jylf
GROCERY 8TORE
be sold reasonable,
WELL LOCATED: WILL
as owner Is going into
other business.
Address GROCER, Dispatch
omce.
MANUFACTURING BUSINESU-1N THE
center of the city: largo amount of orders
on hand: very profitable: a controlling Interest
with salary attached can be had for 17,500. T. O.
BROWN & CO., 90 Fourth ave. Iyl5-7P
OHOE bTORE-ONE OF THE OLDEST AND
kJ best locations In East End, rlttshurg, I'a
cause lor selling owing to iii-neanu.
Address O.
L., No. 127 N
Pa.
uignianu ave.,
E. E., Pittsburg,
JylZ-81-WS"
! 50-REBTAURANT, SMALL BUT MONEY
O'tfc MAKING: choice location: must be sold
to-day. T. O. BROWN A CO., DO Fourth ave.
Jyl5-7P
(2D00-BEST GROCERY IN TWO CITIES-ON
hj comer: otners at si.ooo. slsou to tav. i.
O. BROWN A CO.. 90 Fourth ave.
Jyl5-7P
Bnalnnaa Properly.
REBECCA STREET CHURCH LOT 90X110
feet, Allegheny; a large substantial bnilding
adaptable to many uses. See A. P. NORTON,
Real Estate Broker, 419 smithfield si.
1V13-76-MW8U
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Horace. Vehicles. Live Stack. Etc.
DELIVERY WAGONS-DELIVERY WAGONS
all styles: our own make. WM. BECKERT,
340 to 344 Ohio street, Allegheny. Telephone. 3420.
Jell-76-Mws
1 OAT-THOROUGHLY BROKEN,. LARGE,
VT strong and docile, good harness, platform
spring was.on, pole and shafts at a bargain to a
a pony.
Inquire at 55 RESACA ST., Allegheny.
jyl6-60
STUDEBAKEK WAGON - USED BUT A
short time: price low. Call at ARCHIBALD'S
STABLE, 96 and 98 Third avenne. Ie2l-U7
AIncblnery nnd DIctnls.
DRILLING ENGINES AND BOILERS-FOR
oil or gas wells, engines and hollers In every
size and style, sawmills and wood-working ma
chinery. HARMES MACHINE DEPOT. No. 97
First ave., Pittsburg, Pa. inuS-D'
E
NG1NES AND BOILERS-NEtV AND RE
FITTED: repairing promptly attended to.
PORTER FOUNDRt AND MACHINE CO.,
LIM.,
below Susnenslon bridge. Alleghcnv. Pa.
jy2-63
HOISTING ENGINES, DERRICKS AND
derrick forglngs, steel hoisting and guy
ropes In 6tock; stationary euglnes and bollert,,
shears, clay and ore pans, etc. THOMAS CAR
LIN'S SONS, Lacock and.Sandnsky sts.. Alle
gheny, Pa. api9-Mwr'
jo all sizes and styles In stock, from 4 to lOOh. p. ;
all refitted; good as new, at lowest prices: porta
ble euglnes, 8 to 25 h. p.; boilers all sizes and
styles. J. S. YOUNG, 23 Park way, Allegheny,
pi oc25-80-D'
Miscellaneous.
ENCYCLOPEDIA BR1TANNICA-SCRIBNER
ed., cheap: also 60,000 other good books.
FRANK BACON A CO.. 301 BmUhflcld st. )y2
TO LET.
Ennl End Rpaldrnces,
TTOUSES-VERY DESIRABLE
ONE ON
AX Walnut st., one
Shady ave. : moderate ri
A SONS, 80 Fourth ave.
Marchand st., near
Bee W. A. HEKRON
Jyl2-4I-W6t
Office, Drak Room. Etc.
FEW NICE OFFICES IN GERMANIA SAV
INGS BANK BUILDING, Wood and Dia
mond its. apl0-49t
OFFICES-TWO VERY DESIRABLE ROOMS
In Fidelity building; tenant has no further
use for thorn: win sell very cheap tbe office fur
niture, desks, railing, etc., and three flrst-clasi
sarcs: a bargain. Inquire FOREST OIL CO., 121
Fourth ave. Jyl6-C0-wrgut
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-NO. 6.022 TAKES THE FREE
sea shore excursion tendered by the Al.l.K
GHENY HAT HOUSE. Jyl6-4
TJERSONAL-BOOKS.50, 000; ALL BARGAINS:
1 midsummer sacrllleo sale now on, FRANK
BACON A CO., 801 amltlifleld st. JyH-30
J3ERSONAL-I100KB WANTED-1F YOU
have any books to sell, let us know. LEVI'S
OOK STOKE, Seventh Aveuue Hotel building,
mh7
TJEnsONAL-PENHIONS OBTAINED FOR
1 anycauie for all dliabled soldiers widows,
tlepemfent parents, etc,, by J. ll. BIEVENBON
iA tuani, u i. iiarnonranii i.t J. II, Bleveu
I
sotil.
lwiFlftli avenue, No advance feeilenmiiUeil,
Cut this ouU
J -"'!'?'. "ii'- r.n i uhiir.n I mrikmi'IjAT'
. INtl airlptolliespnMioreaiid itiiiiiMtaliire.
sort; nrreti rinng tiieteirimi, thuulil bung
clutliltiif IdltR'irBUNi llie ialltih m Vlllfi
lUlllil iiHIl
tii elf
ate,.
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eleatlpil, letia tediiin
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prpinpil. nil hi In Ii
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link
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llnif fliiiiilil run ilenli-e n
nn nenire 11 new mill, ill"
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nniitiriPii nun
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niu'i rifiii(iimhipiBiipfii ii tiviiig mm en
vtill will nut fpyppill, 'jpfp, IfiVi, jpia.li
I'oi.m
IfOIINI) THAI' TilOIINANI
I1 irpiitlpiiipnniiil pill ilrpn wl
Irinililiil wiili iluiiiliiilt and ll
I'lM.HINANI.m Oli1 I.AIIII'H,
iiiiwpip nirnipriy
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lilni si'itliiii
inw rpiMiPiiiK wiiii .iiaiiiPt Mint nil nr H'ptirini
iu iiiB niiw nvnliiPil lir tlio iip r HoNi v
lliAf'K'H HpMliiim BIMIW I'lnliM Itsg hliiiii.in
rpniii. iisuilnlii Iiifis n li v nil hiirliniianil wlinlui
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mip nun r.p nn iiriii
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imps nini iiiiiiHiia.
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red. a gray spot mi lliu lelt sIiIpi liiiriis
I lii M ' ,,"u"'r"'li rear iff VV"t 1'ailMi
1
AMIlHIvMICNTn.
nilANl) Ol'KllA JIOUHia,
IIVHI'ICIMAMIICUUUHT.
..THISOUJKHTAIiOI'MhXuOMI'ANY.
OfNjw Ymk, iiiiilnr lliu iiHiimnniimiit of J,
AlJl.UIUiulM, HIUIKIIMAN. wllliilayon
I'illliAY.JlJl.Yk ' '
HIlLAMITAl
1r,T1KI)AU(lHTIJIl OK JKHUHAhKM.
(Irand optra In ilvn niim, liv A, (lulilfnilpn,
ltiiiirvoilsnAtn, 7So,m0u ami o, Vur aiilo
at tliw liin nfflnt. JvlOfl'J
CONSOLIDATION
-QV-
T1H5 lUTTHIIUIMI, CINCINNATI ANI) HT
U)VIH HAtLWAY UOMl'ANY, OIII-
(JAIIO, HT. 1.0UIH ANI) I'lTTHIIUIlO
UAIIiHUAI) UOMl'ANY, NIH OINOlK-
NATt ANU IllUUMONI) HA1UIOAD
UOMl'ANY UKIf J-'KHMON VIU.K, MAUI.
HONANDJNDIANAI'OLIH KAILUOAD
COMPANY.
Nntlcu is horoliy ftlvsn that llio illreutorsof
tlin niinvo niiini'd coiiiianlca linvn oniurml Into
it Joint njirpniiiuiit fur tliu voiiatiHuutloiiuiiil
iniirKor nf anlil aovoral coinpanlo. Into una now
uonsollilatiiil cDinpany, Hiilil nitrusiiiont pro-
vliloi, .umiiiir ntlinr tliitiits, that tho napliM atook
nf tliu oiiiiNtmiiint noinpiuilea slmll lio Innrnaioil
SO that tllllOUIlltltl StOOU llf tllll lillllaiillilnl.,,1 imm.
jmny shall liu invciiiy.flvu million itollais, nf
wiiiiiii minx iiiiiiiuii aimn no jiraiorrou, aim
fony.flve million slmll ba uomnion siouk,
Halil iiKrooiiioiu alio aiitlmrixos ttio oroatlon
by salil consolidated company of a loan of
aovi'iny-flyo million ilollnn, tiio anino to be
reprosonteil by bunds ot various lerles, and to
lie inourud by a niorteairo or deod of trust
covering the entiro rallroails, nropertlei,
(status and f ranelileos of tlio oontolldaud com
pany. l'unuant to law said asreenient will be sub
inltti'd to tlia atocklmWors of the l'lttaburtr,
Cincinnati and Ht. Lonln Hallwuy Uonipany,
for tliclr niloiitlon or rejection, and for thai
jiurpnsa said staekbnldora aro lioroby mm
moned to appear at a special mectlnir thereof
to be held at tbe principal office nf the com
pany at Columbui, Ohio, on TUEHUAY, the
nineteenth day of Auyuit, I8D0, ut 10 o'clock
A, M.
lly order of the President and Dlraotora of
tbe Pittsburg, Cincinnati and Ht. Louis Rail,
way company. B. U. LIQOETT,
Columbus, O,, June 10, 1N004 Horrotary.
' Jelii-22-WedAaui8
PIANOS,
, . .. ORQANH,
And all manner ot Htnall Instruments
HAMILTON'S. m
, Fifth avenue.
ap29-79-D
PROPOSALS.
J PROPOSALS FOR SCRAPING AND
whitewashing ceilings and cleaning of the
wenty.eijrhth ward public school bnilding
wi"e received till July 21, 1890.
jy 13-49 A. K. D OFF. Secretary.
VTOTICE TO STEAM HEATING AND
J-v, ventilating contractors Sealed proposals
win be received at the office of F. J. Oaterling,
architect, 42 Fifth ave., until JULY 24, for the
boating and ventilating apparatus to bo placed
In tbe now Franklin public school, Pittsburtr,
PIans and specifications can be seen at tbe
office of the architect. Bond to the amount of
estimate must accompany each bid.
Jyl5-59 GEO. BOOl'H, Secretary.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OFTHE
Comptroller of the Currency, Washington,
June 9. 180. Whereas by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned, it has been made to
appear the Liberty National Bank or Pittsburg,
in the city of Pittsburg. In the, county of Alle
gheny and State of Pennsylvania, has complied
with all the provisions or the Statutes of the
United States required to be compiled with before
an association shall be authorized to commence
the bnstnecs of banking, now, therefore, L Ed
ward s. Lacy, Comptroller of the Currcncv, do
hereby certify that "The Liberty National Bank
of Pittsburg,'' in the city of Pittsburg, in the
county of Allegheny and State of Pennsylvania,
lsantuorlzed to cemmence the business of bank
ing as provided in Section nltyono bundred and
sixty-nine of the Revised Statutes of the United
mates, in testimony whereof witness my nana
and seal of this office this tth day of June, 1890.
E.S,
4339.
LACY, Comptroller of the Currency. No,
.JeH-l-D
Notice to Contractors.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED UP
to and including JULY 25 for furnishing
all tbe materials and labor necessary for tho
erection of a sewer pipe factory at Hunting
don, Pa., In accordance with plans and specifi
cations, which may be soen at tbe oflico of
Jacob Snyder, Architect, Akron, O.; Hill
Sewer Pipe Co., Akron, O., or Hill, Bperry fc Co.,
Huntingdon, Pa.
Bids may bo mado for tbe brick and stono
work and carpenter work separate or for the
whole, but tbe contractor for the brick and
stone work must also construct the foundations
tor engine and clay grading machinery, and a
separate bid must be submitted for this por
tion of the work. Proposals should be ad
dressed to PENNSYLVANIA SEWER PIPE
CO., Huntingdon, Pa. Jyl3-18-MWF
PROPOSALS-NOTICE TO CONfRACT
ORS Sealed proposals for building a
stone bridge over Wheeling creek at Main
street. Wheeling, V. Vx, will be received at
the office of the City Clerk, Wheeling, W". Va,,
until
12 M. MONDAY. JULY 28, 1S90.
Forms of proposals, specifications and plans on
file at the ofllce of tho City Engineer.
GENERAL DIMENSIONS.
Segmental arch, 158 feet; span, 23 feet rise;
depth of key. i feet; of springers, 6 feet: width
of bridge. 47 feet. Tbe brldiro will contain
about 9,100 cubic yards of masonrv.
Responsible security in tbe amount of 20,000
(twenty thousand dollars) will be required for
the faithful performance of the contract,
. The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
not deemed advntaceous to the city. Pro-
Sosals to be addressed to Thomas F. Thoner,
ity Clerk, Wheeling. W. Va., and marked
"Proposals for Stone Bridge."
Bids will also be received for a bridge 41 feet
wide. All other dimensions tbe same.
F. L. HOGE.
JylOCS City Engineer.
OFFICIAL PlTT-nURG.
NOTICE 18 HERE11Y GIVEN THAT IN
pursuance of an ordloanco of the city of
Pittsburg, entitled "An ordinance providing
for the sale and conveyance of certain real es
tate of the city of Pittsburg, situate in the
township of Mifflin, in the county of Alle
gheny and State of Pennsylvania, known as the
"City Farm," approved July 12, 1890. sealed
proposals for the purchase of all tbe real es
tate hereinafter described will be received by
tbe Controller nf said city up until Saturday,
July C8, 1S90. at 2 o'clock r. M.
Said real estate consists of about 149 acres,
subject to railroad Tights of ways containing
about 5acre. and the descriptions in the dif
ferent deeds are as follows:
First All that certain piece or tract of land
situated in Mifflin township, in tbe connty and
State aforesaid, bounded and described as fol
lows, viz.: Beginning at Matthew McCInre's
corner on tbe Mononcabela river; thence down
tbe said river one hundred a d four perches
and eigbt-tentbs to a post; thence north six
teen and a half degrees west three hundred
and fifty-two perches to a post at West and
Whlttaker's corner; thence north one-half
degree east three hundred and fifty perches
and six-tenths to the place of beginning,
containing one hundred and two acres and a
half, with allowance, be the same more or
less, lleing the same property which Daniel
nislier and wife, by deed dated the first day of
September, 1810, as recorded in the Itecorder's
oflico In and for the said Allegheny
county, in Deed Book vol. 74. page S20, granted
and conveyed to the Mayor, Aldermen and
Citizens of Pittsburg, and tbe said Mayor,
A'dermen and Citizens of Pittsburg, by their
deed dated the 29ih day of September, 1800,
as recorded In said Recorder's ofllce in Deed
Hook vol. 146. page 271, granted and con
veyed onto the Guardians for the Relief and
Employment of the Poor of tbe City of Pitts
burg, a municipal corporation undor tbe laws
of the State of Pcnnijlvanla.
Second All that certain tract of land situate
In the township and county aboro named,
bounJed and described as follows, viz.: Begin
ning at a stone and running thonce along other
property belonging to tbe city farm of said
guardians, south fifteen and one-hall decrees
east one hunJred and twenty porches aud ev-onty-Bix
hundredths to a s'one; thence south
sixty-five and one-half degrees wost t entv-llve
nnd eighty hundredths perches to a stone;
thence north thirty-two and three-quarters de
grees, weit ono hundred ami forty-four and
seventy-six hundredths perches to a stone)
thence north elghty-flre degrees and thirty-
five minutes east sixty-nine and seventy.
four hundredths patches to a stone at the
place ot beginning, Hounded on the south
west by land of Abdiel McUltire, on the
northwest by land of Abdiel McUlufe, on
(tin northeast by otber latids or tbe snld
William D McUnre, and on tbe southeast
liy other lands ot ttio Outudinnsuf the l'uor,
being mtt ot a ttnot nl land which became
the pfupetty of the said William D, McTliife
M one nf the halta and devisee of John Mi
CIufp, ileeeaseil, wlipse will la recorded" lu
Ihennli'Hiif tlip Itchier of Allegheny ouuii.
ly, In Wilt llimk, vol. 4, imgo Od. Tlia ttuuvn
irttet ediitaltH ililrtjMeveii aerpa tinil nitty hiii!
ntiietV'two liundiedllii iprelip. being- Hip sjiiis
iiroiipfiy wlileh willlsiii Id MuOltife mid wlrs
Ity their deed, dated Ui, ai'tli itnyiif tjetulier,
mi, n. feimrdHii In nld lleoniileF'a (ilflue, In
Deed ilnok, ml. I'M, lmueoH?. urnnieii And non
vaytHl tn Me llnnfd.uf Oiirillii nr His j'oor
(ifiliuCltydf I'UI'Ihii,
'J'hlrilAII lliitKieriMlii tisntnf Imid uliimtu
In (ht timiMhln of iMIIIIIm, in the miunty ufure.
anlil, nnil iierplmtrtMi nmre inrllnnliirly do,
Pillmd, tniteiher with Pel tit In riuliis nm iiry,
legustlierettlilipaniieeteiUiiil Iliuretii Hiiinir.
aiiAUt. aa hnriilllllflur nutiinin Hd linol(lei,
'I liu ia)i lot nl firmiiiil Iimiiiu li'iiiiuieil ami do,
agrllml aa fnlluwe, In win IIikUiiiiiu: ut a
liluok (ink at a illatation uf thlriVrhlnu puroliua
and tlilrtyilbrea litinilreilllii fiom a rml nak
tump nn tliu I nu nf aald lano Jonei and li.
inuiii', uiiinia tiyu lino riinning nortii oiovun
and onu-fiiiirtli dcKreaa uust frmu said rail onk
stump lu said blank ouk tliuuoo mirth olevnii
Mild nno-fiMirtli ilaurmi) sail twelve porches and
olnhtoon mid a liu 1 r links to it liloknryi thouco
until olulity-ilx deirrpu oust six pnrulies and
ihlrtiinii links tn rml imki tlienuoaiiiiih olaveti
and tliriiu-fmiriha dufrruim weal twidvu purolios
aud elKliiiiiiii links tint whltn mik mid thenito
north iiiithty-slx nnd tliree-fuiirtba ilpureea weal
six pnigliei nnil thirteen links to tho idiiok onk
nforeaald at the phimi of hi'gliinlnif, ooutuliiliijf
llfty-nnn liunilreilths uf mi mini, iimiiilmr with
tliu f nllgtrliig i lulila anil pi Ivllinjim iipnnrinnnnt
therotu, lu wit. The Asulimive right tn the
water nf the spring nr siiittiga altimtu nnd being
mi lbs laid lot, with the right nnil prly.
Ilpgn to illrnat mid carry tliu aninn away
fur the urn nf said purlin of the seonud part,
lliplr aunnesaara ami assigns, nt thulr iionr
Ikiihii and otber h'oiiaea altiuie on tliclr I arm
coiiiiunuly known aa tho "Poor House Km mi"
nlsii the light and prlrllpgo to flurry nnil uun
duut the said water of aald spring nr springs
through tliu rarin of til said Joiipn, In unit by
plppi nr tubes, audi na thuy may think proper
to adopt and uio fur that puriium, liv a lino
whluli Ima been ngreud on by aald purtlea and
oalabllihod by a survey thereof iniule, exloiid.
Ing from the lot nforeiald to the townahlp
road, mid thi'iiro by tho amiio road towurd suhl
pinil linu, In tlio dividing lino of aald Joiiea
mid Clillda. Also the right nf lunipa to lliu lot
nloroiuld through the laud of nulil Jdiiim, and of
unturliig In and upnn said laud for the purposu of
oxravatlng tho aamn for i liu laying ut s.ild
tupes, and ot laying, examining, repairing and
aleanslng said plpua whuii ntioilftil, at any mid
all times hereafter. The said Jones, lion ever,
reserving and tlin said paitloaof theaauomi
part liuinuy conceding ami granting to him, ills
ueirsanu uaaigua us iiwnors oi inn saiii larin
tlirouch which tho aald ulpus nio to be luld and
paia, tlio right mid privilege tu Insert and keep
in said pipes of the parties of the second purl
one ferrule ot the bore or diameter of three
elghthi or an Inob and thereby tu draw nnd me
from said plpps an much water as may be need
ful and suAlclent for the use of one house
hold ur family, and no more.
It being the express understanding
and the agreement of aald partlos hereto that
in earn ut the subdivision uf snld farm of until
Jones by lilmtolf, bis heirs or assigns, tliu said
right nf draining and using water from said
pipe of tbe said parties of the second part
hall not be enlarged or extended by suuii snb
dlvlslon, bnt ibull be llmllod and coullued to
one household or fimlly occupying one ot tho
parts or portions of aald farm, and aim that
the pipe of tbe (aid Jones, his bclri and as.
signs by which said water Is
drawn from the pipes of the slid
party of the second part, shall be
ut all times, kept closed by lilin, his belrsaud
assigns, except when nter Is drawn therefrom
tor the use of said fnmlly, s that no waste
water shall e-cape thoretr ur be discharged
thereby) being the samo property Inch Isaao
Jones and wile by their deed dated tbe20.li
day of August, 1853, as recorded in aatd Re
corder; ofllce, in Deed lloolc vol. 109, page 201,
granted and conveyed onto tho Guardians for
OFFICIAL PITTSBURG.
the Relief and Employment of tbe Poor of the
City of Pittsburg.
Fourth All that certain tract of land sit
nated In the townsbln of Mifflin, county and
State aforesaid, bounded and described as fol
lows, to-wit: Beginning at a stone on land of
Abdiel McClure, thence northwardly thirty
two and three-fourths degrees west one hun
dred and forty-four and seventv-six hundredths
perches to a stone corner on land of Wm. D.
McClure; thence by said land northwardly
eighty-five degrees and thirty-five minutes east
sixty-nine and seventy-four hundredths perches
to a stone corner; tbence southwarly fifteen'
and one-half degrees east one hun
dred and twenty and seveDty-six hun
dredths perches to a alone corner on
Abdiel McClure's land; thence southwardly
sixty-five and one-balf degrees west twenty
five and eighty hundredths perches to a stono
corner, tbe place of beginning, containing
thirty-seven acres and sixty and ninety-two
hundredths perches; being tbe same property
which Samuel WlilttakT et ux., et al.. by their
deed acknowledged December 7, 1855, and
recorded in said Recorder's ofllce in Deed
Book volume 120, page 585, granted and con
veyed to tbe said Board of Guardians for tbe
Relief and Employment of the Poor of the
City of Pittsburg.
Provided, however, that the said city of
Pittsburg shall have and retain tho absolute
and exclusive use, occupancy and control ot
all the buildings now erected upon the said
City Farm, together with the ground bounded
and described as follows: All that piece of land
bounded on tbe north by the Monongabela
river, on the cast by property of Bessemer
Steel Company, on the south by the P.. McK.
and V. R. it, and on tho west by tbe 30-foot
road leading from the township road to tho
river, containing about 14.72 acres.
Also, all that piece of land bounded on tbe
South by a line commencing at a point on tho
aforementioned Si) feet road about 520 feet
north from the P.. McK. A Y. IL K.: tbence
extending westwardly to tho line of tbe bor
ough of Homestead; thenco northwardly along
tbe said line of said borough to tbo Mononga
hoia river; tbence eastwardly along said river
to said 30 feet road: thenco along said HO feet
road to the place of beginning, containing
about 11.4 acres.
Also, the right of way over and along tbo
whole of saidSOfeet road running from said
township road to said Monongahela river,
which said 30 feet road Is to be and rooialn
open, nnobstructod and free fortravel.
Also the absolute and exclusive use and con
trol of the graveyard and reservoir -upon said
"City Farm," together with the pipes and right
of way for said pipes running from said reser
voir to the buildings on said farm, all of whicb
reservations, rights and privileges are appur
tenant to said buildings, and nocessary for the
purposes for which they aro used.
Said 28.12 acres of ground and said reserva
tions, rights of way, etc.. to be held by said
oity free from any rent or charge whatever for
a period not exceeding tnree Tears iroin J uiy j,
189a
Subject also to the rights of ways heretofore
granted to different railroad companies over,
upon and across tbe said ground.
Said real estate having theroon erected one
three-story brick building (being the main
building) and called or known as tbe alms
house; also one otber tbrce-story brick build
ing and known as tbe insane asylum: also one
farm barn; also two old two-story brick build
ings, also one brick pump house; also one
reservoir; also one hot bouse; also various
other minor buildings and outbuildings erected
and to be seen upon tbe said ground.
Tbe terms of the sale of the said property
shall be as follows, to wit: 50,000 as provided
In said ordinance, at tbe time of sale, balance of
tbe purchase money to bear interest at toe rate
of 5 per cent, per annum and be subject to call
by tbe cityot Pittsbrgat tbe rale of not more
than 100,000 por month; the privilege to mako
such calls shall be invested In the City of Pitts
burg through tbe Cbief of the Department of
Charities on and after tne first day of February,
A. D. 1891.
Each aud every proposal filed with tbe Con
troller for the purchase of tbe said real estate
shall be accompanied by a certified check to
the order of tbe Treasurer of the city of Pitts
burg on a national bank located in the city of
Pittsburg for the sum of $50,000, and said sum
shall, if tbe proposal be accepted, be applied as
a part of tbe purchase money. The right is re
served to reject any or all bids.
The said ordinance for tbe sale ot said prop
ertv, the plans ot said property and all informa
tion regarding tbe same can bo had at the oflico
of tbe undersigned. No. 177 Fourth avenue, in
the city of Pittsburg. R. C. ELLIOT.
Chief Department Charities of the City of
Pittsburg. jylB-92
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
pursuance of an ordinance of the city of
Pittsburg entitled, "An ordinance lor tbo pur
chasing of real estate by tho city of Pittsburg
for tbe proper care and maintenance of the
poor of said city." approved July 12, A. D. 1898.
Healed proposals for tbe salo to tne city of
Pittsburg of a tract or tracts of land, farm or
farms, aggregating not less than two bundred
and fifty (250) nor more than four hundred
(400) acres, within twenty-five miles of tlio
City of Pittsburg npon a river and having
sufficient railroad facilities for use by tho
City, of Pittsburg in tbo proper care and
maintenance of tho poor ot tbe city of
Pittsburg, accompanied by dne legal and
binding agreements in writing by the owner
or owners thereof to sell the same to tbe
city of Pittsburg In fee simple, free from all
incumbrances, for a cash prico to be therein
stated, will be received by the Controller of
said city up until 2 o'clock r. jr., July 28, 1890.
Tho said ordlnanco nan be seen and all In
formation upon tbe subject will be cheerfully
given at the office of tho undersigned. No. 177
Fourth avenue, in tbe City of Pittsburg.
The right is resorved to reioct anv or all bids.
ll. C. ELLIOT,
Chief Dopartmont Charities of tho City of
Pittsburg. JylO-02
PlTTSHUItO, July 7, lfclW.
NOTICE TO CONTRAOTOHH
Healed proposals will be recelvod nt tho
office of City Controller until Thursday, tbo
17th dav or July, A. I). 1890, at U o'clock l: M
for the following, vizi
HEWEIIH.
Harvard street, from Bhoildan street to a
Iiolnt 100 feet east uf North Highland avenue,
5-Inch pipe.
llerlln alloy, from Firty-fotirth street to Mo
Candle" street sewer, 15-llich pine,
Uolwell street, from Miller street to i'fldo
street, 16-Inch pipe. A , ,
Uouine itllxy, Kdttiuml street nnd Tnrley
attppt. from Wlnebldille avenue tu Pearl attest",
16. IS mid ill lueh pipe.
I'afsnii itreefi ttoiu Hotitli Hixtli street ta
Hiiutti Klgluli street, uO end ill Inuh idiie.
oiniTTiien niievi jr
street, IS Insh nine,
ilnwe sliest, rrn
Biiiiwiien eiiey. iruiu winuw street tu vaiiey
Jlnwe sheet, from iieiiiiliinn avenue, to n
t'liiiiieoiion rvllli it sewer mi Hows street m
Hhttdy avenue, 18 Inch pine,
Arabella nneet, from Fe'tivnl street to ))en
h
iiUtim nvemiPi 16 Inch iilne.
I'lmis mnt ppeeirieftil'iiia paii
lie sunn and
blanks fur lildillni; n he nhliilneil at the (lent
erpl Ullli'o, Jieimrtmeiit nr I'liiuin win M.
rel iilliee,
l?inli i;i
mint bii Boaniiiliaiiluil by A
limn), wild two miretleK, iirnlntted before tlio
Mayor nr Uily Hlerk, , , , ,
'jjiii UeparliiiBiit nf Awsrdsrissrftnlli? right
tn reject any or all biil.k
JyT-lS Chief of Department of I'nliliu works.
I'triNiiiiiiit, July in, Imiu,
w
tllty
OriOH TO UONTUAUTOItH-HKAl.tSIl
tiroiiosnU will be rnridvnd at the urtlun nf
Itvtlmi rnllur until HATI lit IAY. tlio With
dayuf July, A. 1)., IMHi, nt 'J u'urook i: M,,lur
tne III Uttlllg, VIII
HICWKUH.
Kmlly street, frinn 270 fr, nmtnf Craft avo
hum tn lliiiilllfe Uiiii sewuri ll-Inch plpd.
HiinniisrlBii it i eot. from Walnut street to
Hidden strstiti IWiicli pipe,
Hlilpton sinter, from llndford nventin to
Webster avenuoilMniih pipe,
JlKl'AVINU.
Wylle avenue, from fifth nvemie to Fulton
sirnni.
UUAD1NO, PAVING ANI) fiUIHIINO,
-AlKim avenue, frmu Kllsworth areiiuo
ryeutHr avenuo.
to
Lilac ureitt, from KlUworth avenue to West
Minster etreet.
Westminster street, from Aiken avenue to
Ainhersuu avenue.
Margarettu street, from Highland avenuo to
Negley avenue, , . .
Fifiy-foiirtli stroot, from Jlutlor street to
Kevstmio street,
Ciilvln itreut, from Forty-second street to
Forty-fourth snoot.
Colwidl street, from Dlitwlddlo stroot to
Jumonvlllii street,
l'AVJNU ANI) UUItHINO.
lluqiiot street, from Atwoodstrout to Hates
street,
'J'liu paving nf tlioabovo named iticcis to bo
either ur block stono, viiluuiilinuspliult, Irrng.
ular blnuK stone, nr cobble lone, and bids will
bo rueulvud lor c.iiih kind t pavement.
Plans and spcultloailoiis can ha seen and
blanks tor bidding oaii lie iihtaliii'd at the
gunural ullluu, i), pirtinout of Publln Worku,
JC.tuh piupusal must be accompanied by a
bund, wltli two suioties, probated befure the
Mayor or City Clerk.
Tlio Department of Awards reserves the right
to reject any amlllilds. 11. M. illCilcr.oW,
Chief of DopartmoHt of Public Woiki.
J 1 10-1)3
NOTItlf.r.
foTii'is'fi!AAnirA'i'Mi:.sr-uiWiiiiir-
1 T10N8 will liu iit.irnl In Ohio river at
citiolnnatl mi or about JUNK 'A IblW, for piers
of Central ltallway hrlcljo, hitwcnu Cincinnati
and Newjiurt, Ky.
j. r. Jiiiuiii.i.ii x uu.,
uotitraciors-
yi!.78-t)
FOE S.XjES
SQUIRREL HILL.
Tracts of Land.
Containing from 6 to 100 acres, with good build-
Inns and improvements.
Price very low and terms to suit purchasor.
Ira M, Eurchfield,
jjS-Kiira US Fourth ave.
CHOICE PROPERTIED.
SPECIAL OPENING SALE
WILMERDING.
Special Train Leaving. Union Sta
tion, P. R- R., Saturday at
1:20 p. M. July 19.
Two hundred and ninety (290) choice large
lots at prices FROM 200 TO $500 each, situated
Immediately between the great Westingnouse
Brake Works and the new shops and car works
ot tbe Pennsylvania Railroad. Their value wiU
be apparent to all.
Every lot a prima facie bargain, as property
so close, to these greatlndustrlal establishments
must increase In value as tbe works are put In
operation and a large ponnlatlon thus drawn
around them. It la conceded by all that this
plan covers tbe
Most Desirable Ground in This
Vicinity
and is tbe most convenient of acceif.
It is laid ont with fifty-toot streets and sixty
foot boulevards. Sidewalks are being laid and
streets graded.
REMEMBElt, this property Is directly be
tween tbe
AIR BRAKE WORKS
Pennsylvania Railroad Shops and
Transfer,
and thus closo to both Wllmerdlng and Wail
Btatiou.
Tbe new Electric Road proposed to be built
this season also passes this property, running
through Braddock.
We sincerely believe lots In this plan will
TREBLE IN VALUE
In the next year.
Dont Forget The Date.
Be on band to secure a bargain, aspresentlow
prices will have to MAKE WAY for prices
nearer tbe value of tbe pronerty as soon as suf
ficient sales are made at this opening.
There must come an
Immense Demand for Houses
In this neighborhood, and nothing will make you
money quicker than to be among the first to
build tor supplying this demand. No one will
come to this sale, see the improvements in pro
gress, but will recognize this fact.
It needs no argument is as plain as 2 and 2
make 4.
Agents will be on the ground at the arrival of
the train to furnish information and make con
tracts for sale. Plans, prices and terms fur
nished on application, but no sales made until
on the ground at the opening.
TtRMB 10 PER CENT. DOWN, BALANCE
EASY payments to suit purchasers: also liberal
building loans to purchasers who will build at
once.
Transportation for this special train will be
famished to those who wish to attend by apply
ing in person to
BROWN A SAINT. Agents.
512 Smithfield streer. city, nr to
MELLON BROS..
6319 8tation street, East End.
jy 16-61
LOTS I LOTS I
Nice building lots affording attractive homes
or money making to the purchasers ac present
prices.
MORN1NGSIDE PLAN.
Eighteenth ward, extending from the Alle
gheny river and A. V. R. R. to Ilichland Park,
in tbe East End. Large lots at $75. S100, $200.
o00, up to 1600 for magnificent situations.
ALLEGHENY LOTS.
Benton ave. plan, Eloventh ward, beantlful
situation. $200, SOO, Sinn. New streets and rapid
transit lines now building will soon double and
quadruple values in this section.
FLEMING PARK.
Level lots, handsome and convenient home
sites right on line of P. A L. E. R. R. and pro
posed electric road, In sight nf tbe city and view
of the river. No mistake can bo made in buy
ing these choico lots at $200 to $300.
We have nice homes, choice investments In
all locations. Our representatives ready to
accompany purchasers at all times direct from
our offices.
CHARLES SOMERS & CO.,
313 Wood St.
6019 Penn Ave, E. E.
Telephone 1773. Telephone 6328. jeZ8
TO MANUFACTURERS.
A FREE AIANtJFAOTUMINO SITE
Will be donated td ntiy manufacturer who
will agree to employ 200 hands or oven adjolis
Mclteespotti lias n frontage on 11, A 0. 11. it.
of 1,000 feet, ttnd l,IOi) feet on Youghiogtieiiy
ritef. l'nrtleulitre from WM. M. HULL, Ileal
li'tete Ag"tit, MeKei"iutl, I'a, 116-11
JHIUCJATIOfiAl,.
1'llMiiirif, KlKhlh lieel, iiearTsnii ovenee,
l'lilliiii'if frfiti Hi I'lilleee mid nifrtfcllVA
TanroPMimiu. 2.1 leemiere. Hiiparliir home
eoinfiifig nnd odre. I ear beln BeuteiiiuerV.
A iireo,
JH M nj'fesldpiit A, II, NOIIIJIKIMM, li.l).
I iMAVKlT (!l)l.l,l''.(ll'..
I) and Mii'lfjil Institute, for young tjlrls end
va,,,... la.tiuj I una..
I'A. IhMrdlnif limmrt.
voniiF mill?, ii'.Tsr.
i.iHiit. llmllnil tn jL I,
i'opul.ir rate'. Mend for
catalogue.
;yitaiiwii'
U.T.TAVI.OII,
PiNYoN MllilTAllV Ai'AlililMV.-'iniH
nh I and rumaruu 1 ysiicoetiful sebum urn.
Vliim tliiirmiglj pruparatliiii fur enlleun or liusl.
iiess, and ciruful supervision nf health, lialilu
and inmiimrs. Fur mttalngile address LAW
ItliNUK UUrir, !,U ) lleotur, Gambler. U.
jru-iwn
lAllCOUHT I'l.ACIC HI-.MINAIIV.-A
I' school of Mm blithest grade for vonnir Iv
din and ulrls. I'.stahllslied mum original linos.
It growth lias been remarkable. Fur autabigiin
ailiiress mo I'riuoipai, Aitnn ai;a 1, ati'.h, 11,
A (Juinliler, U. JullHI7.li
alllCl.TKNIUM AIIAIir.JIV, IIIKINT, I'A.
Nrnr I'hllnilnlplilit, lluiiiul llruok roiiln to
irw Ydrk . lliH'K'i'lluil Inciiiliiii ami surround
hits. I'urlsct srlimil tiiilpiiinl, l.llirary, if viii
'iiiialuin, military system 'liiurunsji preparation
foreollniiiHirtcIeutlrlo school, jmiiuliiir limited
In (10. Via imr vusr. Nouilras. Illuitrntoil elr-
ei inr. Junn uai.vin iuui, ,
A.' Al.. I'rlu.
Jl'IBll
HOI.I.IUAYMIIUIKJ, I'A., HK.MlNAltY
lloino suliiiiil for yniine; ladle. Limited
uiiiiilier. Melliud of teaching and tralnins
adapted tn tlia individual jioiillarittaa of each
pilliil. Itinroiiuh oniiree In J'Jnullali, Anolent
and Modern finjrunire, Mmlo and At. Hltu.
atlnn exrepllnnally healiliy in the midst of
th beauty nnd grandeur of the AllvKhenies,
Ja7.ta-myr
IIANIC HTATI!.KNTh.
S""TATI'TilKNT OK Till! CUNtllflON OV
'1'IIW MTV HAVlfUIH HANK, of 1'ltls
liurif, l'u,. at the close or business Monday,
Juuo&o, lsOU.
AHHKTH.
fian ami diseeuiiia... IMI.WO 31
llauklilit house and other ral;state, 7U.I.H ttl
Cnrpmute stocks and homls 1UI,IMI7 M
Dvordraft , m 01
Cash 011 hand and lu solvent lianki... Hr2,:iia M
J7M..T73 13
1100,000 CO
ai.onooo
1.001100
4.H71 30
013,600 S8
LI A 111 MTI KH.
Capital stock
nuriuiie
Undivided prnrlt.,....
Unpaid dividend
Deposits'
I7bA3TJ 18
The abpve statement la true, to tbe best of
my knowledge and belief. .
JOHN W. TAYLOR, Cnsnler.
Hubscrlbed and sworn to before me this lit
day of July, isaa W.J. W1IITK.
Attest: Notary I'ubllc
0.0'DONNELL, )
I'.KANIS, Directors.
JOHN C. JIKILLY, )
lll.?2-Mwr
PENSIONS
For ALL BOLDIEKB who are now disabled,
whether disability Is due to the service or not.
For ALL WIDO H'H of soldiers wbo are not on
pension mils. For minor children and depend
ant parents. Increase of pension for soldier
pensioned at less than t(l per month. Pension
for all or no pay. All who believe tbemsolvei
to be entiled should, wlthnnt delay, write me.
JAB. liliYAlt, Jit., rUUbursr, I'a.
P.O. Box TM. n - J.-i;U
RODTH PLACE PLAN,
ACCTIO.I SALES.
D0FT FORGET THE
AUCTION SALE
-07-
BUILDING
LOTS
ON NEXT
THURSDAY,
acrxi-5r 17,
AT 10 A, M., AT
South Yiew Place
IN PLAN OF TUB
On line of the Suburban Eapid Transit
Electric Eoad, three miles south of Court
House, one mile from city limits.
82 Acres of Beautiful Land Laid
Out in Building Lots
50x150 and 50x
200 Feet..
This is the best chance you will have this
year to buy a .site for a comfortable honis''
where the air is pure and the surroundings
healthful and picturesque, within easy
reach ol the center of the city. If yon wish
to buy property that will certainly advance
in value, this is yonr opportunity. Taxes
are low. Prices will be cheap; long time
and easy payments. Two natural gas lines
through the property. Fine boardwalk
from the city line to the farthest end ol the
property; 1,600 feet front on line of Electric
Itoad now in operation. Main streets SO
feet wide, Boulevard 65 feet wide. Boad
way from city line now being paved. Salo
positive without reserve. NO POSTPONE
JIEKT ON ACCOUNT OF AVEATHEE.
Do not be afraid of rain; you can ride on
street cars all the way to the plan and
shelter will be afforded in office and build
ings of the company nn property. Do not
foreet the date, JULY 17, at 10 A. ar.
$25 deposit on each lot purchased. Terms,
one-fourth cash, balance cm long time with
interest.
Lots Will be Sold at This Sale at
Prices Below Anything Which
Will Ever be Offered
to You Again.
This is likely to be the only auction sals
the Birmingham Land Improvement Com
pany will ever hold. A ter this sale prices
of lots will be advanced from 20 to 40 per
cent, and the WHOLE PLAN WILL BE
SOLD at private sale within ONE YEAK.
Don't fail to attcud the Auction Bale and
get a bargain at first prices.
H. B. SMITHSON,
Auctioneer.
j7
AUCTION SALE
PINE liOUHliltOMl tJQQM , OAlll'KTH,
Al (lis relilenee. Nn, M Marlon l WMDNJ5H.
HAY AIOIINI.NO. July Irt, at Hi o'elnok. Finis
lull, renin and elelr eerneie, Immlsoiiie hull
reek, Pirlnr unit and murine, eenter table, firm
fUlimalni) tulile, illnlnir elmlm, China nlosol,
eliliiit itlnnur e"rle, Kleie ami slimrwaru, rmi
uritl eherry mil walnut elminimr anils. Hue.
Iirle-a'tirai', eurlttln", eluoks, shades, picture,
rolriijurutnr, oikikIiik ntunstls, stett-ladiler.
lamulry liiriilshments, eto,
flmitu open alter o'clock morning nf tlia
ea . liKNIlV AUUTluN CO.,
JylSKI AuiillQimnrs.
AT A LOW PRICE.
At Edtjewootl, 1. R. R.,
AT AtftJTItlN.JUt.Y A NKXT,
Oil the premises at 11 ii'elnnk A. II,, a Very d.
slrulila and lundnrn dwelllnif, nun acre of
ftround, shade and iirnatiienul trees. Location
llrst class near the station. Hno
W. A. HERRON & SONS.
W0 KOIlllTH AVK. lyHiawH
DIVIIIUNIIn.
ill ri.Mi. ...! fiilw li. IklMI
DIVIDKNI) NDTIUK-Tllli IIOAlll) UV
.Munairar of the .Miinoujr4heli Navlira
tiou Company have, tine day, ileolarml a rll.
ilend of Ji'lVK l'KIt UKNT on the capital
stock, payable to the stockholders or their
leiful rsprsntiillves, at thoolllooor the com
pany, tfo, 110 Dlanioml strast, l'lttshurir, on
and arinrtua 13th Inst.
JrlO-61-li W. IIAKBWKt.fi. Treasurer.
Tim CiiiAtiTiKiiH VAj.r.mr f I ah Co.,
rirreiitniii, I'a., July 7, woo,
TIVU)KNI)Nl)lll'TlK IIUAIll) UP
J Uireclnr of till ciimp.iiiir tin this dav
dTclarml a dividend ot ONHANKilNK-HAl.K'
l'KIt CKNT upon tlin capital stnok or tho oniii.
piiiiy, liayalitn nn tlin Ill'h Inst, tiy nallHil check.
Irunsier books will be nlnsuil nn tlia I'Jth Inst.
JH-T.1-1 V. J. THNKIt, Treasurer.
Ornate Ws-MTrnw iNeiriiAXUM t'o .
l'lTTrslliriiri. July 8. IWKl t
P'l
ilend
IVIDKNI) NO. 7 T1IK IIOAKD Of
directors bavu tils ilivilnnlarml n ,ivu
d Of TllitHK l'KIt L'HStT. nr II All ntinn
each share of tho capital stuck, payable mi and
uimr 1110 lull llliu tVJI. I-, ill.lllll.il l,
JyU-13-P HecroUry.
OrrtOH AitMKMtA iNNirriANVK ComVany, I
IVIDKNU-TIIK UllthfUTUIW OFTlUH
company have dccl.ird a semi-annual
dividend of TIIltKK DOLLAUH per share,
payable on demaud. W. JJ. McOILU
112.Q Hccretary.
MKETlNtin. "
11 1
OlTlCIOrTltKUirAUTAUCJUA LAKK 1
iL'KCuMI'AMr,
PlTTMlUBd. I'A., .Mav 18. ISDa )
rpnE noAHD of uiiiKoroitri of this
X company has called a special mooting of
its stockholders to be held at tbe office of tba
company at Thirteenth and 1'lke streets, city
of Vlttsburir. on THUIIHDAY. the 17th day of
July, 18U0, at 2 o'clock r. it., tor tbe purpose of
votinj; tor or against an increase ni tne capital
stuck.
w. . W1LHON,
JeI7-78.W
Hecretarv.
ULHINErtfi CI1ANGE8.
VTOTICE IB IIKUKIIYQIVKN THAT THIS
J.V firm of MorrimanA Hart, doing a snow
Euslneis, has been dissolved by mntnalconsent
after thi date WM. a MEItKIMAN.
DWAXU UUilT.
JulylllSWi jjUM
.ill IlfOYCIlt
Company.
i
W.fi.

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