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WAST THEIR SIGHTS.
Homeopaths Demand Bepresentation
in the Xcw wsane Asylum.
-MEETING oF THE STATE SESSION.
3)pi-ates Will le Guests To-'igut at the
Monongahela Ilouse.
THEY WILL SOW BECOME AGGRESSITE
The twenty-seventh annual session of the
Homeopathic Medical Society of Pennsyl
vania becan yesterday morning in the
chapel of the Homeopathic Hospital. The
meeting Mas called to order hy the presi
.lert. Dr. Augustus ICorndoerfer, of Phila
iiflphix The opening prayers as delivered
h. Kev. Dr. Joseph Horner, of this city,
which v as followed by an address of rcl
eome on behalf of the Pittsburg physicians
to the Tisitiug members by Dr. C Hoffman.
The response on behalf of the delegates was
ma-le by Dr. W. G. Dieta, of Hazelton, Pa.
President Korndoerfer then delivered the
annual address. He opened by congratu
lating the members on the bright prospects
f the session. He next paid his respects
to the allopathic school and their journalis
tic upporters. He claimed that they un
iusily ran down the homeopaths in their
(ditorial columns and often referred to
them as Chinese doctors. The speaker
went on to show the difference between the
two schools and how the allopaths were
continually waging an organized war
n the homeopaths lteference was
made to the advance made in
colleges of the profession and a favorable
reference made to increase the term of
--tudy to four j cars. An important feature
wa the reference to hospitals. Private
charity has given several excellent institu
tions which are supported almost entirely
by private contributions. The State was
'efcrrcd to as dealing lavishly when making
appropriations for the allopathic hospitals,
but very gudgindy when making them for
homeopathic institutions which he de
nounced as unjust. Eeference was
made to the new hospital for the
nsane and he thought it would be a good
time to make known the position
of the homeopaths in regard to it. The
allopaths now control five large hospitals
lor the insane and 1" almshouses, where
"i,755 patients were treated last year and no
homeopaths, rich or poor, could receive the
treatment they desired.
HOXEOrATlLS BECOME AGGRESSIVE.
The homeopathic school was called on to
no longer submit to the allopaths being al
lowed full control of our State institution,
but take effective action and get a fair share
of representation. The licensing of physi
cians the allopaths wanted to have control
t'f which if done would close the doors
of the homeopathic colleges, a6 students
would want to matriculate from allopathic
colleges in order to secure license. Ilefer
ncc to the incompetent examining board
w us also made, and the creating of seperate
ivrd4' va advocated.
The Treasurers report showed that $761
'ad been rcceied during the vear and that
"9 83 was paid out Dr. Jlillie J. Chap
an reported the result of her visit as a
locate to the Southern Medical Associa
lcnlast winter. Some unimportant busi
es was transacted and then the
leading of papers began. The first
one was on "Hip Joint Disease"
read by H. M. Bunting, M. D. The re
mainder of the morning was devoted to
papers supplied by the Bureau of Clinical
Medicine.
The afternoon session was opened by E.
; Snader. II D. , reading a paper entitled
"ome Practical Observations About Ex
amination of the Heart." This was dis
( uss-l at some length. The next paper was
l.v Itobert P. Mercer, M. D.. entitled "Ex-
csie Medication," which provoked quite
in argument, which branched off into
.'mther channel, and the gentlemen'
v re called to order by the chair.
T'i, next paper was ou ".Rheumatic
urpura by C- Van Arlsdalen, M. D. It
;an able effort of the author.
In the absence of Dr. Gramm Dr. Miller
tv.'A his paper on "General Conditions Conn-ramp
rkin Di-eases." The papers from
t he hnreau of surgery were laid over, owing
in the absence of several physicians who
w ere to read them, and papers from the bu
reau of obstetrics taken up as follows:
-Bandaging the Baby," by Z. T. Miller, M.
J.: "Treatment of the Umbilical Cord,"
.v 3. K. Horner, M. D., and "After Pains,"
l.y Prof. O. 15. Gau-e, M. D.
WOEK OF THE EVENING SESSION.
In the evening the discussion on obstet
rics was continued and interesting papers
were read by Drs. Horner, Johnston and
ethers.
A report of the death of two members of
the societv during the past year was re
ceived. The deceased were Dr. Herman H.
Hoffman, of Pittsburg, who died April 4,
1891, and Dr. Jacob R. Erhart, of Philadel
phia, who died June 3, 1891.
Dr. T. I McDonald, of Washington, D.
C, was elected to membership in the so
ciety. OPERATIONS ON THE BBAIN.
The Bureau of surgery was next opened
with Dr. C. P. Scip as chairman. A paper
.n "The Field and Limitations of Cerebral
Surgery," by Dr. C. Bartlett, was read. It
treated of surgical operations on the brain
for the relief of tarious cerebral ailments.
Referring to the expediency of operating
la caes of idiocy, the writer said that each
ie must deterimine for himself. It is said
hat a poor remedy is better than no remedy
nt all. If the operation is successful the
mends will say that it is a good thing; if
the patient dies, thev will say he is better
ff. If nothing at all occurs, do harm is
Jone.
The paper was ordered to be printed.
It was followed by a paper on "The
Drv Dressing of " Wounds," bv Dr.
J. XL. McClelland. The author spoke highly
of dry dressing for wounds, and said that he
leli'Ved wet dressing snd poultices for
wiinnds were things of the past. The de
' 'TaJuiug effects of the moisture of the
fssuc delayed healing and was less likely
tc prevent suppuration.
'Hie paper was ordered to be printed, and
tiie meeting adjourned until this morning.
1 .-mcht the delegates will banquet at the
Monongahela House.
TO XIAGARA
FALLS
S4 75.
AND
RETURN,
Rnffalo and Return, 84 SO.
Yla Allegheny Valley .Wlroad.
Saturday aud Sunday, September 19 and 20.
On Saturdav train leaves Union station
at 8.45 r. M. and on Sunday trains leave
Vnion Elation at 8:20 A. M. and 8:45 r. M.
Tickets cood returning until September 25.
, " WThs
The Crooked Made Straight.
Mr. Sam S. Keith, G21 Cochran street,
"McKeesport, Pa., had extremely crooked
eyes all his life. One of them, as is usual,
became so blind he could only see letters
two inches square. Aa operation on each
c-e by Dr. Sadler, 801 Penn avenue, made
tS:em perfectly straight and much improved
t fie sight.
Exposition Offering.
Your picture free, and hani5nnmelv
fl-amed. given awavdurinir the Kxnnnitinn.
lj y Hendricks & Co., Ko. 68 Federal street,
wiegiiuiy, wuu every aozen. Uamnets, SL
-"o ertra charge for family groups.
15. A IS.
Now for the new foil jackets. Fur trlm
nings mink, astrakhan, wool, seal hun
Ireds for selection; J10 00 down. All the
jewesi. Boggs&Buhl.
jjajlift ili.-frrirnf ifanar-rrt
WITH PBAYEE AHD SONG.
Corner Stone of the First Presbyterian
Church, or Allegheny, laid Yesterday.
The corner stone of the First Presbyte
rian Church, of Allegheny, was laid yester
day atternoon with appropriate services. A
large number of the congregation were pres
ent, -w ho assisted in the exercises and were
greatly interested. It was the congrega
tion who began it by singing the hymn,
"The church's one foundation is Jesus
Christ her Lord." Kcv. D. S. Kennedy,
the pastor of the church, conducted the
ceremony, and after a few introductory re
marks a prayer was offered by John Fox.
Dr. Kennedv read a brief history of the
church's buildings, following the events of
the first one back in 1815, when the congre
gation worshiped in a little church 30x30
feet in the Allegheny Parks, near where
Stockton and Sherman avenues now meet.
In 1832 they moved to their present site at
the corner of Arch and South Diamond
streets, and in 1849 their church was burned
down. A year later another was erected,
which remained until torn down this year
to make room for the present one. The cor
ner stone laid yesterday was therefore the
fourth laid by the church.
A box was then placed in the hollowcor
ner stone. It contained a copy of the Bible,
the confession of laith', photographs of Dr.
Elisha P. Swift and Elliott E. Swift, former
pastors of the church, a copv of the memo
rial address in connection with the death of
Dr. E P. Swift and his fortieth annual ser-.
mon, an historical address delivered by Dr.
E. E. Swift and biography of the then
elders prepared bv him. a copy of the
church manual of the names of the mem
bers, a photograph of the architect of the
building, a new silver dollar, a copy of the
Presbyterian Manner and a copy of each of the
local patiers not issued on Sunday.
The stone was then formally laid by Eob
ert McCain. Chairman of the Building Com
mittee, and Dr. Kennedy made an earnest
dedicatory prayer. The congregation sang
another hymn, and Rev. S. H. Holliday
pronounced the benediction, and all was
over.
It is expected to worship in the building
in the earlv winter, but it will not be com
pleted until next spring.
Held for Burglary and Larceny.
Frank Coyle, Jack Borden, Peter Dugan,
Sam Brady and John Callaghan were all
held for trial at court by Alderman Mc
Kenna yesterday on a charge of being im
plicated iu the robbing of M. C Rosen
field's store, at Twenty-fifth and Liberty
streets, last week. Borden, Dugau and
Coyle were also held for trial at court on
the, charge of the larcenv of f 2 23 worth of
goods trom Louis Miller, at 282 Fifth
avenue.
Me. C T. Benneb, general superintend
ent of the Eureka Mineral Springs, Saeger
town, Pa., is in the citv aud stopping at the
Seventh Avenue. Any information con
cerning the place, the water, the hotel, or
how to get to Saegertown, the rates for fall
and winter, eta, will be cheerfully given by
calling on or addressing Mr. Benner there.
He will remain in the city for five days.
Our upholstering and decorating depart
ments are perfectly equipped for orders.
Materials it endless variety for your selec
tion. JOS. HOKNE & CO.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Beer is the unrivaled beverage of all
classes. The Iron City Brewing Co's.
"Pilsner" brand is of superior quility.
Best dealers keep it. Telephone 118J.
B. B.
Hew capes by every express. Long and
short capes, tanblack, gray and navv blue
capes. Capes from 7 60 to $50 00.
Boggs & Buhl.
The People's Store Fifth Avcnne.
A beautiful sight. Our new millinery.
First opening to-day, to-morrow and Fri
day. Don't tail to see it,
Camtbell & Dick.
Beeb is the unrivaled beverage of all
classes. The Iron City Brewing Co.'s
"Pilsner" brand is of superior quality.
Best dealers keep it. Telephone 118(5.
S20 Parlor Suits Parlor Salts $500,
At Berger's, Liberty and Sixth avenue.
MEETINGS AT NOTICES.
Meetlnirs-
ATTENTIONI BATTALION 1
At a recent meeting of ex-Union soldiers favor
ing the election of our illustrious comrades
DAVID MCM. GREGG AD
JOHN W. MORRISON
a temporary organization was formed aud the un
dersigned authorized to call a meeting of all lion
arably discharged
UNION SOLDIERS
who can Join in the above purpose to form a per
manent organization to be known as the
GREGG AND MORRISON
WAR VETERAN CLUB.
In pursuance thereof, all honorably f discharged
TTninn snldlprfi arft rnrdlallv invltpn tn mppt nt
Common Council Chamber, Friday evening, Sept.
18. at 730 P V
J."F. DENNISTON. Temporary Chairman.
W. H. LAMBERT, Temporary Sec1y.
seI52-TUWF
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given that I have on this date
sold and transferred the dalrv business heretofore
carried on In the name of & Chadwick & Son to
John Habegger and Christian Willy, to whom I
recommend my former patrons. All business of
the late firm of S. Chadwick & Son will be settled
by the undersigned, to whom all communications
should kc addressed.
SAMUEL CHADWICK.
Lincoln av., E. ., Pittsburg, Pa.
SEPTrMBEB L 1891. selS-13
Legal Notices.
LEGAL I am prepared to do work for the
legal profession, writing deeds, mort-gages or
transcribing legal or other documents; satisfaction
guaranteed; terms moderate. Mortimer Starling,
Room 34, 108 Fourth av. jea-17-wsu
"OTICE Is lieraby given that an application will.
.M be made to the Court of Quarter Sessions, of
Allegheny countv. Pa., on Saturday, September
20, 1891. at 10 o'clock A. M for the Incorporation
of the village of Rankin station Into a borough.
A. M. Imbrte, Solicitor. an26-72-w
TN RE DISSOLUTION OF
THE GROCERS'
X Supply and Storage Company, No. 847,
Septem-
ber term. 1891.
.nonce is Hereby given.
that the Grocers' Snp-
tut and Storaee Conmanv has filed its application
for dissolution and surrender of IU charter, at the
above number and term, and that the Court ap
pointed Saturday, September 28, 1891. at 10 A. M.,
as the time for hearing the prayer of the petition.
J. J. MILLER Solicitor, 4i& Grant st. e9-5-w
PERSONAL.
LADIES Hae our bangs cut bv the Parisian
hair dresser at Miss M. Landers, 25 Filth av.
1)ERSONAL Artists' goods and materials of all
. kinds; 50 to 75 per cent reduction. Frank Bacon
& Co., 301 Smlthfield St.
PERSONAL Cash paid for old gold and silver;
Jcwelrv repaired: new work made to order.
Chris. Hauch, 541 Smlthfield.
"PERSONAL We have ooots. and lots of them;
a largest oia bookstore west oi
largest old bookstore west of the AllcErhenv
iiiuuuuiiug,
. .L- . ... . i .' -. M
Levi's, 900 Liberty St.
PERSONAL Cormlck Bros.. Jobbers of high
grade fertilizer. Farmers' Favorite and Truck
ers' Choice are specialties In two-hundred pound
sacks; also potatoes in car-load lots. Shadeland,
PERSONAL If Herbert A. Davis is in the city
ill he please go home or write to his mother;
IT he Is not, 111 anyone knowing of hlswhera
bout please inform Mrs. A. P. Davis, Vine street,
Clt).
PERSONAL-Notlcels hereby given thatl have
disposed of my interest In the World's Cure
Co. to Mr. Geo. H. Garber, who assumes all liabil
ities of this Interest. F. A. Tremalne. Pittsburg,
Septembers, 1891.
PERSONAL When 1 was a small boy my mother
always repaired my breeches and Jacket, but
eince igut u ue a great Die
known tailor, (a Fifth av
since l got to be a great
tblgman. Dickson, thewell-
known tailor, (5 Fifth av., cor. Woodyit., sec
. second
uoor. nan urai EUDsututeu, who now does all my
cleaning, pressing and renovating In great shape.
STRAYED.
STRA;lEPC',2",.50 lJle Property of Baltz Die
trich. Ivory P O.. Ross township. Allegheny
"tltv i1 ?a,u.rda.T.'. bla colt, with two
white hind feet and white spot on forehead. Owner
can have same by proving property and paying all
damages.
FOUND.
TTOUND
Yon can bring your nlcturpa to th Htv
1 and
position
and get them framed while you visit the Ex
Hon; cheanest and best fnunliiff- In th ritv
Nc
o. 2 Sixth St., upstairs, T. C. MeElroy,
$3gDUlay advertisements one dollar per
square for 'one insertion. Class'ificd real estate
advertisements on this page ten cents per line
for each insertion, and none taken for less Vian
thirty cents.
UNTIL FDItTHEn NOTICE
ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Classified under the following heading will be ac
cepted atMie rate of
OKE CENT PER WORD
FOE EACH INSERTION when paid for In ad
vance either at main or branch offices.
Wanted Advertisements of all Kinds,
SUCH AS
SITUATIONS, BOOMS,
MALE HELP, BOARDING,
FE3LAXK HEM?, BOARDERS,
AGENTS, JUSCEtLANKOUS,
PERSONAL, TO LET ROOMS,
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALES, LOST AND
FOUND.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
BUSINESS OFFICE.
Cor. Smlthfleltl and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANT, FOR SALE. TO LET, AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOE INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with TnK Dispatch.
FOR THE SOUTHSIDE, NO. 12 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. 6022. .
FOE THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, 6121
PENN AVE.
PITTSBUEG-ADDITIONAL.
THOSrAS JfcCAFFREV. 3509 Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY, Stth street and Pcnn avenue.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHEK, No. K Federal street.
H. J. McBRIDE. Market House, Allegheny.
F. H. EGGERS & SON, Ohio and Chestnut streets.
THOMAS McHENRY, 'Western and Irwin avenues.
G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PEliRYM. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny av.
WANTED.
Male Help.
BARBER A good man. 331 Pennsylvania av.,
Allegheny.
BLACKSMITH AND WAGONSMITH-A live
man, who can also shoe horses. Apply to F.
IL Hleber, McKee's Rocks. Pa
BOY Good boy. Inquire at St. Charles Hotel at
10 o'clock A. II.
BOY about 17 to work In grocery. Address J. P.,
Dispatch office.
BOOKKEEPER One preferred who has had ex
perlance In the builders' supply or roofing
business. Applvatonce at Squire's Roofing and
Supply Co., MODPcnn av., E. E., Pittsburg,
BOOKKEEPER Man for office work with some
experience In bookkeeping; give name and
reference. Address, In own handwriting, H. 9,
Dispatch office.
"YVUTCHERS-Two, one for shop, one for slaugh
Sj ter house. Apply 174 Center av.
COAL SIINERS (3) to run a country mine. In
quire of J. II. Thompson, Harroarville P.O.,
ra., ou the West Penn K. R. : wages paid weekly.
COATMAKER; high-class prices: steady work
for right man, at once. Maurira Miller, Adair's
Opera House block, Johnstown, Pa.
COAT3IAKERS-Good -men Immediately; good
workshop: best wages. S. W. btlmson Si
COLLECTOR and Solicitor tl. per day and
j commission. 31ust give small bond and good
reference,
Apply to Boom 3, C6 Federal St.,
Alle-
gheny.
DHVQ CLERK Registered assistant at once. 147
Wylle av.
MAN With push wanted In each citv and town
to Introduce our new paste stove polish
among housekeepers and stores; no labor, no brush,
dust or smell: sells on sight: pavs S3 50 per day.
Address, with stamp. Champion Co., 43 N. Fourth
st,, Philadelphia, Pa.
MAN A capable man to act as policeman, street
commissioner, etc.. for the borough otEdge
wood. Apply any time after 6 o'clock P. M. to C.
I. Wade, Burgess.
MILK SHIPPER to ship 25 gallons milk. Call or
address 824 Carson St., S. S.
PLU3IBER Steadv work for a good mechanic.
Address F. B. Hingler, No. 61 Franklin St.,
Johnstown, Pa.
QUAERY3IEN Sledgers and drillers; steadv
work. Williams Brick & Stone Co., Second
T OUGHEBS-(4)-For 16 Inch billet train: scale
Xv wages. Call or address U. P., Nail Co., Cleve
land, O.
SALESMAN Experienced retail clothing siles
mau for pants department. Call on or address
Famous. Braddock. la.
On
OLICITORS For life Insurance: liberal commls-
O slons: policy taking because most pleasing in
taking because most pleasing in
Murry & Edsall, 34 Fidelity bulld-
price anu plan. :
lug.
OTRAIGHTENER wanted! annlv at oncfL
The
kJ Tyler Tube and Pipe Co., Washington, Pa.
STUDENT to leam dentistry: must pay a fee.
Inquire Dr. Yates. S02 Penn av.
TAILOR A good tailor to work In the store and
bushelman; good wages. Apply for three
days, 17 Anderson st., Allegheny City.
iTTAGONMAKER. first-class, to run shop.
dress box 456. Scottdale, Pa.
Ad-
YOUNG man Salesman in carpet department.
Address P. O. Box 141, Titusvllle, Pa., stat
ing experience and wages wanted.
fl'7 K A MONTH and expenses for salesmen In
D t O every county In the U. S. ; samples and
outfit free: no experience necessary: yearly con
tracts made; finest and easiest selling goods man
ufactured. Send stamps for full particulars, E.
Converse, 24 Hermon St., Worcester, Mass.
Wanted Agent.
AGENTS On salary or commission to handle
the new patent chemical Ink erasing pencil;
the greatest selling novelty ever producea; erases
Ink thoroughly in two seconds; no abrasion oi
paper; 200 to 500 per cent profit: one agent's sales
amounted to (620 in six days; another $32 In two
hours; we want one energetic general agent for
each State and Territory. For terms and full particu
lars, address The Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co., La
Crosse. Wis.
AGENTS To sell the Plnless Clothes Line; the
only line ever invented that holds the clothes
without pins; a perfect success: patent recently
Issued: sold only by agents, to whom the exclu
sive right Is given: on receipt of 50 cents we
will send a sample line by mall; also circulars;
price list and terms to agents : secure your territory
at once. Address The Plnless Clothes Line Co.,
97 Hermon St., Worcester. Mass. apl2-142-ws
A GENTS Wcofferagents big money. In exclusive
A territory; our new patent safes sell at sight in
city or country; new agents first in field actually
getting rich; one agent in one day cleared 36;
so can you; catalogue free. Alpine Safe Co., No.
S63-371 Clark St., Cincinnati, O. ie28-70-WSu
AGENTS-"Klng's Handbook:" 2.639 Illustra
tions; 51 colored maps; census 1890: selling for
f250:ls maklnga great hit; agents making money
rapidly; territory going fast; liberal terms. P.J.
Fleming & Co.. 135 Firth ay., Pittsburg.
AGENTS Four agents to sell a complete line of
family medicines, under salary or commission.
Kim
's Medicine Comnanv. corner Duauesne w.iv
and
jeventh st.
AGENTS Will guarantee anyone S35tof40per
week who will work five hours per day. Send
10 cents for sample and full information to Box 3,
Dispatch office.
A GENTS $30 appolntmentonSOdays-time,gnar.
u.. amce fuvproui in tour weeKB or no pay,
Ad
dress, with stamp, D. ShoopACo., Baclne, Wis.
, GENTS-For si
itv article that sellsrkrht.
k. off. Call at-:
Fourth. av second floor.
Wanted Female Help.
COOK A good female cook. Call, with refer
ence. Room 44.111 Fourth a v., city.
lOOK and chambermaid.
Inaulre of Mrs.
S. C.
j benoyer, Dallas av.
East End.
rlOOK Female, at once. I. S. Crawford, No. 1
COOK A good cook; good wages paid. 182 Locust
St., Allegheny.
T7NERGETIC
lady to; travel; salary $50 per
IU month ; no canvassing.
isu or aaaress itoom
713, Lewis 01OCK.
GIRL to assist with housework; no washing;
good wages. Koemer. 54 KlrKpatrlck av
corner B St., Allegheny.
"1IKL For general housework; recommendation
VX required. 501 Lincoln av. . East End. Pittsburg.
ri IRL Young girl
U Allegheny.
as nurse. Apply 107 Page St.,
GIRL for general housework.
Icgheny.
61 Union av.. Al-
LADY of good address, who had some business
experience; apply after 9 A. M., Rooms, 42,'
:perlence; apply
., second floor.
Sixth si
LADIES To do fancy work at their homes; we
fumlsh material and pay per piece. Call and
see work, or address with stamp. J. M. Leinarjt
Co., No. 90 Fourth av near Wood.
T ADIES To solicit for ns In. Flttsburg and Alle.
Xl gheny; pleasant work; good pay: salary and
Co..a
commission; can at once. x uateiy s
Federal St., Allegheny.
LADIES to Iron; those who have had experience
in laundry or dye house preferred. Call at 631
Penn ave.
VTURSE-Falthful, con
JL old baby. Apply
references required.
wtent nurse, for one-year-Slmen
av.. Boulevard;
"TTOMAN Competent woman as working liouse-
T keeper in family or four; references reaulred.
277 Western av., Allegheny.
Wanted Partners.
BUSINESS MAN having 125, 000 to $30, OOO to take
Interest In a manufacturing concern, paying
on this investment $12,004 to $15,000 cieaT; ample se
curity; will stand close investigation. Address
Manufacturer, P. O. Box 695.
PARTNER In real estate business; none but a
reliable and active man need apply. M, Dis
patch office.
THE PITTSBTJEG- . DISPATCH. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER
WANTED.
Wanted Male nnrt I emalo Help.
LAUNDRESSES, cooks, chambermaids, nurses,
dlnlne room Klrl, three Touni? girls, S house
rfrls.
;, German anil colored girls, teamsters, 'aoor-
ers, farm hands, drivers.
Sirs. k. Thompson, 008
u rant st.
MAN to work abont gentleman's place, farm
hands, laborers, coal miners, hotel cooks,
laundry girls, dishwashers, dining room girls,
chambermaids, child's nurse, S00 house girls, fam
ily cooks, chambermaids. Aleehan's, 545 Grant St.
Tel. 90.
"yOUNG men and ladles to attend day or night
X school at the Actual Business College, No. 5
Sixth av.; bookkeeping taught by actual business
firactice: penmanship, arithmetic, English traili
ng by the month, S5: shorthand; private Instruc
tion a specialty: eleventh jear. M.J.Conner,
President; J. 31. Phillips, Expert Accountant.
Wanted Situations,
GOVERNESS A well-educated nursery gov
erness, teaching German. French and En
glish, wishes engagement to go to Europe this win
ter, or with a lady as maid aud companion: bebt
reference. Address, for one week. Mrs. E. Knee
land, No. 45 Ohio st., Allegheny, Pa.
POSITION as salesman In wholesale plumbing or
tinware house: 13 years' experience; Alreier
ences. Address Tinware, Dispatch office.
POSITION as stenographer by lady with two
rears' experience and good education; salary
SOU. Bl. Li. Ai, Ulspaicll Ulilue.
SITUATION Notice to contractors and builders,
aman having 15 years' experience In handling
plans, laying out work, superintending men, etc.,
wishes to make an engagement. Address Box D,
Dispatch office.
SITUATION by a competent and reliable horse
man as coachman or attending to horses In
boarding stable; first-class references. X. X., Dls
natcli office.
OITTTATTOX bv ft vouncr man
with
three
ivare.
Allc-
O Tears' cTperlence In general hardware,
Address A. W. 31.
, No. 174 Koblnson St.,
gheny.
SITUATION Asmlns superintendent by an ex
perienced man; has two certificates and furnlhes
best references. Address Mines, Dispatch office.
SITUATION by young man to work around horse
and stables, or as truckman; best references.
Address F. R., European Hotel.
SHUATION Drug clerk, registered Q. A.; sis
years' experience; temperate; good reference.
Address Opium, Dispatch office.
SITUATION Hv an experienced housekeeper.
CaU at 43S Fifth av.
"pUTOR Experienced successful
X graduate, has lew snare hoi
tutor, college
hours; elementary
branches; college preparation; highest references.
Tutor, Dispatch office.
Wanted Boarders and Lodgers.
GENTLEMAN ROOM MATE of good habits.
Address Box 177, Pittsburg.
LODGERS At Anchor Hotel. 325-327 Liberty St.,
cor. Fourth; lodging pernlght, 25c, 35c, 50c;
per week, jl 25, 1 75. (2, fe.
ROOMERS for two rooms In Lawrenccvlllo
(Seventeenth ward); reference must be ex
changed. Address, with particulars, J. E., Dis
patch office.
TABLEBOARDEBS First-class table boarders,
terms S5 per week. 35 Federal St., Allegheny.
T PWO gentlemen for nicely furnished room, with
X board, 116 Elm St.
Wanted Real Estate.
TO purchase an approved property In Allegheny;
about ?2, 000 or fZ,S00. J room 31, 108 Fourth
Wanted Rooms.
"DOOMS Two good sized unfurnished rooms
XV within a few squares of Sixth and Penn av.
Address II. A., Dispatch office.
Xlnanclal.
MONEY to loan at lowest rate of Interest; loans
granted promptly, no delay; have a large
amount ou hand at the present time; bring your
deed with you, will guarantee prompt loan or no
charge. J. E. SIcCrickart, 140 Fifth av., Tele
phone 1676.
MONEY To loan In large or small amounts on
good city or Alleghenv property. Mortimer
fctarllng. Boom 34, 10S Fourth av. ;Je21-46-WSu
MONEY to loan on short notice. John K.
Ewing A Co., 107 Federal st.
MORTG AGEb-JlOO, COO to loan ; sums 500 to Jo, 000
to S20100: .expenses light; money ready. S.
J. Fleming. 152 Fifth ay.
MORTGAGES on city or Allegheny county prop
erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver fc
Co., 92 Fourth av.
PURCHASERS of property to call for list of desir
able properties; houses and lots In all parts of
the cities; mortgage loans procured for purchas
ers promptly at the lowest rate of Interest.
J. E. McCrlckart, 140 Fifth av., telephone 1676.
auS9-36-WS
ZUICK loan of not over 12,500:
highest interest
Address Loan,
3C paiu; real
Dispatch office.
REAL ESTATE brokers requiring deeds,
mortgages, or transcribing of any description
done with promptness and accuracy please call
on mc; terms moderate. Mortimer Starling,
Room 34, 108 Fourth av. Je21-21-wso
Miscellaneous.
A 'GREAT reduction We want evervbody'to
know that we have reduced our best (5 00 cabi
nets to S3 00. Stewart & Co., 90 and 92 Federal St.,
vuegiieny, xa.; uiauiunu iriiuuMjiiea 91 uu.
AUCTIONI AUCTION! AUCTIONl-Tnesday,
Thursday and Saturday we buv new and
second-hand furniture, stored or sold on com
mission; hold sales at stores or houses; stores
bought and highest prices paid; call and see the
Washington Auction Storage and Tan Co., 76
Third av., city.
BRICKLA VERS To know that the strike is still
pending and No. 2 of Pa. requests all brick
layers to be governed accordingly,
George Speed,
secretary;
BUYERS for all kinds of milling machinery, now
in use at both our Pittsburg and Allegheny
mills; this includes boilers, engines, rolls, burrs,
cleaning machinery of all kinds, belting, shafting,
pulleys, hangers, and core wheels. Marshall
Kennedy Milling Co., Fifteenth and Liberty Bts.,
Pittsburg.
TTORNITURE to re-upholser-Haugh & Kcenan,
X? 33 Water st.
TTORSES There are still a few stalls vacant for
XJL business men's horses at the boarding stable.
48 W. Diamond. Apply to A. Fllman,
mond, Allegheny.
52 S. Dla-
INVENTOKS We make metal pal
models and perlect inventions. E.
Co., 195 First av.
P. SlentzJt
NATURAL GAS Consumers of natural gas wtll
find it to their advantage to call on James
Owens, of No. 109 Fourth av., and have their
stoves and grates arranged for the saving of gas,
as this Is the only way to get ahead of the gas com
panies. PATENTS OBTAIN ED-O. D. Levis (20
Solicitor, 131 Fifth avenue, next Leader,
UUlg.
PIANO and furnltnremovlng Shanahan Transfer
Co., Smlthfield, comer Water.
PEOPLE moving from the city to have us pack
their furniture. Haugh &Xeenan, 33 Water st.
Phone 1828.
PURCHASER With a capital of 30,000 or up
ward, for an Interest in a large manufacturing
business; credit and business standing of present
firm is good: a business of no less than Fi 000, 000 an
nually, with exceptionally large profits, is what we
guarantee; we are prepared and will offer to one
qualified to assist In conducting a substantial bus
iness enterprise an extra inducement beyond ex
pectation; to those about to engage in a new or
cuange tneir present business, who think favorably
enough of this to correspond, will do us a favor by
calling In person: parties from a distance need not
besltai
lie tu
come, as all
:xnpnspft fnr sump, wll Tia
cheerful!'
illy
reiunaea lr not round as advertised,
. ; - , .. .
Full pa:
rtlculars at private oflice. 190 Robinson St..
Allegheny,
. T "
Pa.
TRUNKS hauled to and from East End for 50e.
Campbell & Davis, 12 Seventh av. Telephone
28.
TT8E Jones'
Bedbug Paalyzer Jones' Magio
wder: nontnfnn nn nnlcnn, Nw,he,
J Roach Powder:
uuusiicuu; wuuw;,; buuitjacuon Kiven or no pay.
Prepared by Geo. W. Jones, 222 Federal st., Xlle
gheny. Pa. Sold by all flrst-class druggists.
Wanted Special.
17
SIXTH ST. Upstairs, clothinj
g on easy
wcpkiv. semi-montniv or mm
or monthly lnstall-
ments. Koehler's Installment House.
KOEHLER'S Installment House Clothing on
credit. No. 17 Sixth St., upstairs.
ptLOTHING on easy pavments. Koehler's Install-
v uirm xiouse, jxo.lt BLXin St..
, upstairs.
CREDIT-
Clothing on credit.
Koehler's Tnstall-
KJ ment House, 2i
No,
17 Sixth St., upstairs.
-VTEW DEPARTMENT Just opened; ladles'
X cloaks and lacletson credit. Koehler's In
stallment!! o use, 17 Sixth st., upstairs.
"rO EXCUSE not to be able to dress well If you
V,, can. ?,uy clo'nlnf on credit, Koehler's In-
"-' "-"""-t " U4AVU Bl,
, upstairs.
ONE-THIRD has to be paid down on clothing in
Koehler's Installment House, -No. 17 Sixth st..
upstairs. '
EASY PApiENTS in Koehler's Installment
House, No. 17 Sixth St., upstairs.
LACIE,' ?L,0AK? and Jackets on credit at
Koehler's Installment House, No. 17 Sixth St..
upstairs. ,
OALESMAN Clothing salesman wanted.
Call
kj 11 to 12, Koehler's Installment House, 17 Sixth
COLLECTOR Experienced Installment collector
wanted. CaU 3 to 4, Koehler's Installment
House, 17 Sixth st.
CUTTERwanted. Call 11 to 12. Koehler's Install
ment House. 17 Sixth jst.
FOB SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
City Residences.
"POHBES ST. Handsome home: extended view
X1 nverSchenlcyPark; elegant lot; finely finished
eight-roomed brick house, .containing every mod
ern convenience; cheap to quick buyer, on accom
modating terms. (2-27-193). Charles Somers & Co.,
120 Fourth av. sel3-l39-tvYSn
TnORSALE $5,600 for two brick houses; houses
X six roomk. each: only a few minutes' walk
frompostofilce; each house now renting for $20per
month; two squares from Fifth are. 196) W. A.
Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth ave. sel-0-w
T?OR HALE-4L750
a good house, five rooms, on
J? paved street; location central and near cable
line. (54) W. A, Herron Sons. 80 Fourth ar.
Sc2-6i-W 1
FOR SALE larPRpVEP REAL ESTATE.
City Residences. ,
37tORSALE-H.000-Oneor the best houses In the
city for the money; brick; six rooms; modern
fixtures; largeattic: location good, near cable line
aud only a short walk from P0. (79) W. A. Her
ron & Sons, SO Fourth ave. se8-S-8,lI, W,19
FOE SALE (150 down, remainder on monthly
payments. If desired a neat house. 5 rooms;
with good-sized lot: Washington av., Thirty-first
ward: Drlce only $1,000. (351c). W- A. Herron A
uwuoi w xvunu av.
TTOB SALE 5,10O; a very desirable and com
J. plete new brick house, eight rooms In fine
order; late Improvements; on cable line; only a
few minutes from P. O. (97) W. A. Herron &
Sons, SO Fourth av. seS-26-W
FOR SALE-JIcCandless av.. Eighteenth ward
a neat new house, 6 rooms, corner lot: f3Q0
tiown, remainder on easy payments
ptsesslon Oct. 1. (62). W. A. Hen
Fourth av.
nrlce 82,250:
Herron 4 Sons, 80
East End Residences.
I7AST END A new modern frame of 8 rooms,
j reception hall, all modern Improvements, car
riage house and stable; lot 50x100; owing to re
moval of owner from city will sell for (500 below
value; easy terms; 2 minutes' walk from electric
lines: a bargain to quick buyer (681). J. C. Jami
son & Co., 80 Fourth ave. and No. 133 Frankstown
ave.
IJORSALE J.5, 600 In East end: a very tastefnlly
: built house; eight rooms: well furnished: mod
em fixtures; nice wide lot on a good street near
Fifth avenue cable line. (37) W. A. Herron &
Sons, 80 Fourth ave. se8-l-8,12,16.2:
TTOR SALE East End-83,600 residence: 7
X with large corner lot on Tioga St.: pos;
rooms.
possession
Oct.1. (43-sub) W. A. Herron & Sons. 80 Fourth
av. se9-62-ws
Cl1 OOO cash required Frame house. 16 rooms,
DXj reception hall, parlor, library, bath. h. and
c. water and all modern improvements: adapted
for first-class boarding house: beautiful shade
trees: Iot60xl20 (more sroundlfdeslrcd): near P. R.
R. station and electric cars: price f,roo. (740) J.
C. Jamison i. Co,
, 90 Fourth av., and 133 Franks-
town av
02Q 300 will purchase a new six-room frame
IDA house. In East End, hall and vestibule,
double front doors, slate mantels and roof, pantry,
wired for electric light; S5O0 cash, balance easr
monthly payments. J. C. Jamison & Co., 90
Fourth av.. and 133 Frankstown av., E. E.
Hazelwood Residences.
HAZELWOOD S2.500 Two-story frame cot
tage, six rooms, halt, porch, etc.. slate roof,
ot 24x120: Immediate possession; term S5O0 cash,
balance long time. Samuel W. Black & Co., 99
Fourth av,
Allegheny Residences.
ESPLANADE ST. Lot S feet front, brick
house, six rooms : will sell cheap to quick buyer.
A. D, Wilson. 85 Federal St., Allegheny.
FOR SALE Arch St.; 17.500: one of the best resi
dence locations of Allegheny; lot 40x100 ft- to
another street, with small dwellings. (39). W. A.
Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth av. se9-28-w
MARKET ST.. Near Locust, Alllegheny, 7,000,
a modern brick dwelling or nine rooms, hall,
bath room, hot and cold water, both gases, laun
dry, etc.: also small frame house of four rooms In
rear: lot 20x120 to an alley. Black & Balrd, 95
Fourth av.
PENNSYLVANIA AV-85,000 Tor brick house,
seven rooms, 'attic, ball, wash house. A. D.
Wilson, 65 Federal st.
TXTALKER and Brown sts., Allegheny At a
V bargain, house six rooms. See A. D. Wilson,
63 Federal St., Allegheny.
uCT OOO Far two brick houses: one has seven
tjpcj rooms and the other four rooms; rents S40
permonth;onllneof electric cars and convenient
to Dotn clues
gheny.
A. D. Wilson, 55 Federal St., Alle-
Suburban Residences.
WttKINSBURG PROrERTIES-We have for
sale a number of low priced properties that
arc worth Investigating; call and see us. Baxter,
Thompson & Co., 162 Fourth are.
41-2 ACRES, with dwelling house, outbuildings,
orchard, water, etc., of the estate of the late
James Swindell, deceased, and situate on the
Hazlett road. Reserve township, live minutes'
walk from East street extension and the school
house; to be sold at trustees' public sale by order
of Orphans' Court: the adjourned Bale will take
place In the real estate salesroom of Jaef. W. Drape
& Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg, on Thursday after
noon, September 17. at 2 o'clock. Particulars
from Jas. W. Drape & Co., Agents and Anc
lonecr8, 313 Wood St.
FOR SALE LOTS.
City Lots.
LOTS Beautiful building lots forfrom 8100 to 5300.
In the Eighteenth ward; long payments ; easy
terms. Inquire of Chas. E. Cornelius, attorney,
406 Grant st., Pittsburg: or go to his office, 3Iorn
Ingsldeav,, onthe grounds, and see his agent, T.
Ed. Cornelius.
LOTS On Wylie and Webster aves. : away down
prices. Geo. Johnston, Agent, 62 Fourth ave.
THREE LOTS, 72 feet front: fruit, shrubbery,
garden: house of eight rooms, substantial and
comfortable: within ono square of Center av. ;
cheap at (3.700. 1-10-64. Charles Bomers & Co.,
129 Fourth av. sel3-133-WFSa
East End Lots.
CRAIG ST.-Beautlful building lot on Craig St..
between Bayard and Center ave. ; size of lot
50x142 feet, to a 20-foot alley. Geo. Johnston,
Agent, 62 Fourth ave.
F
IOR SALE-5,250 At Sbadyslde, corner lot
101x107 feet to an allev: on a srood street near
Fifth avenue cable and Duquesne electrlo line; a
very good property for the money. (94). W. A.
Herron &. Sons, No, 80 Fourth ave. seS-62-ws
Suburban Lots.
INGRAM 118 lovely building lots. Geo. Jonn
ston. Agent, 62 Fourth ave.. Pittsburg.
SHADYSIDE A lot very cheap. 40x130; owner
must sell; deal direct and get benefit of com
mission. Address M. C, Dispatch office.
Miscellaneous.
LAND 20, 000 acres, choice coal and black band
Iron land, also short railroad, price, $500,000.
J. H. Brlstor. Martlnsburg. W. Va.
FOR SALE-BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
BARBERSHOP First-class barbershop cheap, if
sold at once; cause, leaving the country. Ad
dress C. B. S., Dispatch oflice.
FREEDOM BOATYARD Containing about four
acres; 700 feet river front; switch connecting
with Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chicago R. R.;
elegant location for manufacturing site. Geo.
Johnston, Agent, 62 Fourth ave.
GROCERY For sale or exchange, in city, doing
a large, profitable business; uses 2 wagons;
store fitted up In good shape; estimated at tiOOO;
will sell at inventory or trade in part for real estate.
Magaw & Goff, Llm.. 145 Fourth av.
LrVERY STABLE At a sacrifice; valuable
property, close to Flttsburg, completely
equipped and doing a profitable business. (4-71-317).
Charles Somers & Co., 129 Fourth av.
LIVERY business Horses, hearse, surrey,
coaches, buggies and wagons, etc. Keystone
stables, 180 Sandusky st, Allegheny,
PHYSICIAN'S PRACTICE-Small drugstore and
dwelling in manufacturing village, 2,500 pop.,
near Pittsburg. Address Elder, Dispatch office.
T ESTAURANT-Flne,
in central part of city;
XV lewelry stores. goo
oa-
-paying cigar store.
grocery stores, $200, $500, $1,000 to $10,000; milk
route, livery stable, lumber yard, fish and oyster
marcel, oarery, snoesiore, goou country store.
erv. shoesti
jioimes s (jo.
..420 Smlthfield st.
CTONE QUARR-For sale or lease.
Beaver
kj vauey atone tuqrry;
the largest, best and most
accessible quarry on
auarrvonthe Pittsburg and Lake Erie
Railroad, convenient also to the Fort Wayne,
about 30 miles from Pittsburg: will be sold or leased
on reasonable terms; for particulars, write to S,
Dispatch office.
Business Properties.
iglne.
,ns,
ins.
Laooek and Sandusky sts., Allegheny.
FOR SALE Brass works fully equipped for the
manufacture of brass goods of most all kinds
and running fun time; location and ahlpplng
facilities the best; in the midst of one of the great
est manufacturing districts adjacent to Pittsburg.
W. A. Herron & Sons, SO Fourth av. se2-56-w
P" ENN AV.. Near Sixteenth St.. $10,000, a line
first-class storeroom, plate and cathedral glass
front, and 6even dwelling rooms; also a house of
four rooms In rear, lot 23x100 feet: all rent for
$1,000 per year; a good investment. Black & Balrd,
95 Fourth av.
FOE SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles, Live Stock.
COACH One three-quarter high seated carriage,
cheap. Apply at Keystone stables. No. ISO
Sandusky st., Allegheny.
DELIVERY wagons Delivery wagons all styles;
our own make. Wm. Beckert, 840 to 344 Ohio
st.,;AUegheny. Telephone, 3450.
HOKSE-Sorrel, 4 years old, :i8 hands high; can
show three minutes; sound and kind: can be
seen at the stables of J. H. Hewitt, 168 and 170 First
av., Pittsburg.
HOR&ES Two fine draft horses, 5 and 8 years
old. 1,400 to 1.600 pounds, for sale. Address
Horses, Dispatch office.
Machinery and Metals.
AUTOMATIC hoisting engines Work perfectly
right and left, with single or double drum:
second-hand boilers and engines alio on hand;
general machine work promptly executed; corre
spondence solicited. Combination Engine Co,,
Llm.,3140 Penn ave., Pittsburg. Tell2S5.
BOILERS and engines, second-hand; all sizes,
from 4 to 100 h. p. : cheapest in the market: 48
boilers and engines fn stock, stationary and porta-
imc , ujil iglj b vu
tollers, mounted farm entrtne. etc..
steam pumps, governor, pnllevs and shaft-
3-23 Park way. J. 3.
Young, Allegheny, Pa.
BOILERS Second-band, all sUes, 4 to 100 h. p.,
locomotives, portables, uprights, tubulars
and horizontals, aslo manufacturers of boilers,
tanks, stacks, etc.; old anvils resteeled, dressed
and ground, finished as good as new. W. Man
chester & Co., Twenty-eighth St., Flttsburg.
MACHIN ERY of National elevator: also, a rope
eleyatorand a line welgh-master scale. Ad
dress M. M., Dispatch oflice.
SECOND-HAND engines and boilers Two 35
borse-power and two ten horse-power statlon
ary engines and boilers. One ten horse-power
portable on wheels. Thirty-five, 15, 12, ten and
&! uwKnjuwcr eanocB, vertical ana nonionwu.
bu guuu uja wiu ne sola cneac.
Depot, 99 First av.
Harmea' Machine
16, 1891
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Machinery and Metals.
1'HE celebrated acme automatlo safety engines
, and non-explosive boilers, forgasoroIITuel,
from one to flve-horse power; also the latest Im
proved ' ventilating fans; perfect satisfaction
guaranteed: by J. Prager, General Agent, No. 4
Fifth av., Pittsburg,. Pa.
UPRIGHT ENGINES-5 to 10 horse power, with
or without boilers. Henry Farnan, 96 Lacock
st Allegheny.
Miscellaneous.
TATtTtET.S 1.000 new nnnle barrets.
Apply to C.
XJ J. Gillespie, Dnnuesno way, bet. Seventh and
Eighth St.
INSTATE By.the Safe Deposit and. Trust Com
j panv. of Pittsburg, 83 Fourth av., adjourned
sale of Patrick 3Iav Estate, Tuesday, Septem
ber 22. at 10 o'clock a. it., on the premises. Second
av. near Brew ery St. and old gas works, store,
houses and dwellings. A, J. Pentecost, Auctioneer,
413 Grant st. '
rA8
FIXTURES-35 to 50 percent off; closing
VJt
out. Kelnecke & Co.. 309 Wood st.
v se6-175-WTSU
CINGING birds.
mrrots. rold' fish, small pet
kJ animals.
Esplch's. 6W Smlthfield st.
TO LKT.
City Residences.
rpo LET !0 per month house: 4 rooms in good
jl oraer.
Twentieth st.. S. S. Send for list.
, Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth av.
Allegheny Residences.
TICE live-room dwelling Federal st. extension.
XI Inquire or J. 11. McKee, 708 Penn av.. Boom
611. t
ItaslneaA Stanris.
BUSINES1 House, 1C3 Market St. Inquire
Stonghton & Stnlten. 101 Market st. t
"VTEW BUILDING-Central
1 for hotel nurnoses. canal
situation, suitable
for hotel purposes, capable of division into
about loo rooms, with facilities for large restaur
ant and office on ground floor; steam beat and elec
tric light: elevators, passenger and freight. Black
& Balrd, No. 95 Fourth av. t
CTOREROOM and dwelling corner S. Sixteenth
and Sarah sts., Southslde, with shelving, count
ers, elevator, platform scales, etc., complete for
grocery store. Apply to J. E. Both, 1327 Carson
street. t
STOREROOM or warehouse. No 407 Ferry St..
near Liberty ; rent low. Enquire at 44 Fourth St.
Rooms.
OAKLAND Furnished room for gentleman;
pleasant corner, nice room. Call or address
3313 Forbes St. t
ROOM Large, well-furnished front room,
suitable for two or three gentlemen. 167
Wylle av,
"DOOMS Some unfurnished rooms, suitable for
XVi housekeeping. Inquire on premises 44 Fourth
REWARD.
$1,000 REWARD
Will be paid by the County Commissioners of Alle-
gheny county, Pennsylvania, for the apprehension
ana aeiiverv to me county jail or saia coun
ity Jail of said county of
ty of
IDD,
FRED C. FITZSIM3ION8 ALIAS A, G. BU.
who escaned from said iail Scntember 15. 1891.
The following is a description of his appearance
at the time of his escape:
Name Fred C. Fltzslmmons alias A. G. Budd.
Helghth-5 feet 4 Inches.
Weight 120 pounds.
Eyes Dark gray.
Cheek Bones Very noticeable.
Nose Very prominent.
Hair Black mixed with gray.
Slustachc Short, black and mixed with gray.
Complexion Dark and bloodless.
Wore shoes No. 9 or 9H.
Gunshot wound on left shonlder.
Wore a double-breasted sack coat and vest, dark
.blue pante. black cheviot.
Age About 43 years.
Birthplace Supposed to be Brookville, Ontario.
For further information apply to
R. 1E. MERCER,
JA3IES G, WEIR,
D. J. BOYLE,
County Commissioners.
County Cosoitssionees' office, i
Pittsburg. September 15. 1891. t se!6-81
EDUCATIONAL.
WEST WALKTJT STREET SEMINARY
foryoung ladies; 25th year. Is provided
for giving a superior education in collegiate.
eclectic, and preparatory departments; also
in music and art. MRS. liENU.
IETTAKUTZ,
2045 Walnut street, Philada.
auz-uj-xwa
T) EMOVED KING'S SCHOOL OF ORATORY,
Xv elocution and dramatic culture removed to
University Building, Diamond st., opposite Court
House. Byron W. King, manager; James M.
Wisman, associate manager. Class and private
lessons, literature, French and German, Delsarte,
old school and modern systems. Send for pros
pectus. aull-69-Mwr
BISHOP BOWMAN INSTITUTE A COL
LEGIATE school for younc ladies
corner Penn av. and Fourth st. The next
session begins Sept. 9. A full course of
study. Music and modern languages by
competent professors. For admission ad
dress REV. B. J. COSTEE, A M., Hector.
jyl6-72-WS
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
Chester, Pa., 30th year, opens Sept. 16.
A 3IILTTAKY COLLEGE.
Civil Engineering, Chemistry, Architect
ure, Arts. A preparatory course of one year.
Circulars of Mr. P. G. Paulson, 141 Wood St.,
city. COL. CHAS. E. HYATT, President.
jyS45-w3
CTTSIRSr
UNIVERSITY,
SIXTH ST.
Thirty years of success. Full collegiate
courses. Normal, Ladles' Seminary, inelish,
Meclianical and Electrical Engineering De
partments. Conservatory of Music, School
of Elocution, Night School and Saturday
Normal Classes, bookkeeping. Shorthand
and Typewriting. Opens bept. L Send for
catalogue. H. M. ROWE, Prest. nnlS-D
NIGHT SCHOOL
Special classes In MECHANICAL, ARCHI
TECTURAL DRAWING, and HIGHER
MATHEMATICS; also classes in GREEK,
LATIN, GERMAN, FRENCH, BOOKKEEP
ING, SHORTHAND and English branches,
atDUQTJESNE COLLEGE.
E. M. W OOD, V. I LL. D., President.
Se3-MWF
S WITHIN C. SHORTLIDGK'S MEDIA. PA.,
AOADE5IY. near Philadelphia; choice school
for boys, number limited; mild winter climate;
health record has few parallels; fine bulldlnps;
steam heat; electric light and gas; gymnasium with
swimming bath regnlated by steam; ample
grounds; teachers men and college graduates; spe
cial attention and private tutoring for backward
boys; single or double rooms; fits for college or
business; superior English department; library;
complete laboratory with dynamo. motor, etc.etc:
boys1 workshop for manual training in wood and
metal; Media has seven churches and a temper
ance charter. SWITHIN C. SHORTLIDOE, A.lf
(Harvard graduate), Media, Pa. ao29-63
Z)TJQ,TJ-ESIsrE
Conservatory of Music.
A new school of music on the modern con
servatory plan. Special advantages. Special
rates of tuition. Anew departure. A school
of music with advantages second to none in
the State. The teachers of each department
are masters of high standing. Among the
teachers engaged are Charles Davis Carter,
Carl Retter and Ad. M. Poerster.
Send or call for prospectus,' ME. CHAS.
DAVIS CARTER, Manager, Duquesne Col
lege Buildingcorner of Diamond andEoss.
streets. seiu io-d
Practically taught at
DUFF'S COLLEGE,
49 FIFTH AVE.
JIEvening Sessions.
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NIGHT SCHOOL
BEGINS
MONDAY, September 28.
For particulars, send for latest Illustrated
Circular, or apply at COLLEGE OFFICE,
open every evening till 9 o'clock,
AFTER SEPTEMBER 1.
Address,
Telephone 1545.
J. O.
SMITH'S SON.
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DR. HARRIS
CRAMP CURE
-ron-
Every Ache and Pain
IOR SALE AT ALL'DRUG STORE!
Manufactured by
L.H. HARRIS DRUG CO.,
flos. 46 and 48 Seventh Avenm, ,
e30-D
PITTSBURG. PA.
jrBUSINESSr
CHOICE
A
MAGNIFICENT
PAGEANT!
BLAINE
UP THE PICTURESQUE .
MONONGAHELA I
Through a Panoramic Chain of Towns, made famous by their
Rapid and Substantial Growth, and along a line of
Gigantic Manufactories, Noted the World Over
TO THE LAST
GREAT SALE OF LOTS
BLAINE!
The new town destined to lead in the Monongahela Valley
site of the immense works of the AMERICAN VAULT
SAFE AND LOCK WORKS, and chosen location
of many other extensive industries, to employ
in the aggregate thousands of hands
Leaving Wharf and Station
SATURDAY, SEFI 19,
(CITY TIME)
BOATS AT 9 A, M. "TRAINS AT 10 A. M. and 12:30 P, M.
Returning at 5:30 P.M.
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Blaine invites all industrial classes -on this occasion. Here
will be found employment and homes for workingmen, locations
unsurpassed for business men, unequaled sites for manufacturers
and irresistible attractions for speculators.
The citizens of Elizabeth, true to their-town-and'Joyal to
Blaine, will co-operate with theBlaine people-in providing, at
this last and most notable sale,
EelresliiiiemsrortliB MULTITUDE!
Of the best quality and in abundance, to be dispensed by -the
ladies of Elizabeth. "It will be remembered that the first Blaine
excursion, July 16, surpassed anything of the kind ever before
seen here; that it was in every way a signal success, and that the
sales of lots were phenomenal. The coming excursion, on the
19th, will far eclipse the former in magnitude and grandeur, and
also in results, if lots enough to meet the demand remain to
offer.
Call for Tickets at Once!
OFFICE OPEN TILL 10 P. M.
Bear in mind that several thousand late applicants failed to secure
transportation to the previous sale ; that this is the last great
sale of lots in the favorite town of this year, and that the de
mand' for transportation will be heavy. Tickets from Pittsburg
and return, by rail and river (for adults only), maps, price-lists
andtfull-printed particulars, now ready for distributioa
Charles Somers & Co.,
GENERAL AGENTS,
129 Firi Ave., Pittslinn.
I. C. TUTTLE, Local Agent, Elizabeth, Pa.
$5,750
Is all we ask for one of those finely finished,
modern improved
, NEW 7-KOOSI BEICK HOUSES
OS
NORTH OAKLAND SQUARE,
FOURTEENTH WARD.
Can be reached by electric or cable cars in
16 minutes from the postoffice.
STREET ASPHALTUMED,
FRONT PORCHES AND YARDS,
Within five minutes' -walking distance of
CARNEGIE- LIBRARY or
SCHENLEY PARK.
You can secure one of these beautiful
homes on a
SMALL CASH PAYMENT,
And pay the balance In Installments.
SAMUEL W. BLACK 4 CO..
sel543 99 Fourth ar.
PROPERTIES.
FREE BOATS!
FREE CARS!
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Returning at 5:30 P. M.
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SUM3IEE RESORTS.
THE CHALFONTE
ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3.
On thebeaoh,with unsurpassed ocean view.
Salt water baths in the house.
Send for circular.
auS0-14-D E. ROBERTS SONS.
Tl T ARISE VILLA,
1YJ. Cape May, N. J.
Within 30 yards of the surf. Seventeenth,
season; 50 rooms added, facing the sea; eleva
tor, baths, etc MRS. P. HALLENBECK.
Jvl-21-p
McNAUGHER & CO.,
Contractors for
Paving Sidewalks tV'lth Cement, Brick and
Fire Brick, Concreting Cellars.
43 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY, PA.
Curbstone furnished and set. aull-Tt-D
CIDER VINEGAR
PURE SPICES.
DEO. K. STEVENSON &CO.,
8IXTH-A.VEHUE. au21.Jtw
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