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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-12
MEETINGS AND NoTICEs,
Meetings.

NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ stockholders of the Pittsburg Forge and Iron
60 viii be held at the once Of the company Tenth
at II O'Clock A for the election of directors for
the ensuing year and for such other business As
may be brought before them.
F. E. RICHARDSON, Secretary.
PITTSBURG, August 2 1897
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-12

NTOTICE-SEALED PROPOSALS WILL
IN be received tor two 80 arc light ma
chimes, !, 200 candle power each: also one 160
horse power boiler and engine; also five
miles of wire and the construction work for
80 lamps, more or less, until AUGUST 26, at
1880 p M. Specifications can be seen at West
Penn Railroad station, Tarentum. W.
L. Loucks, chairman. The committee re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
W. L. LOUCkS, Chairman.
JNO. T. FISHER Secretary
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-12

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-SEALED PRO-
~ POSALS will be received for constructing .
sewerage 81 stem for the borough of Williamsburg.
Pa, until FRIDAY, August 10, at 2 P. N. Plans
and specifications can be seen AFTER August at
the office Of the Sewer Committee, corner OF Wood
ST.. Williamsburg, Pa. The committee reserve the
right to reject any or all bids.
EDEBURN & COOPER,
Borough Engineers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-12

NOTICE-TO PARTIES WHO WILL PERMA-
~ EENTLY locate manufacturing plant (em-
ployinG 200 mem on our property we will donate 8
to 10 acres of ground and SIS 600 in cash: property
is located short distance from the city and has good
shipping facilities, both X. r. and river; only re-
sponsible paIt ties meaning business need apply.
Address BUSINESS. Dispatch Office.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-12

East End Residences For Sale.
Q7 s5o-el5 month after few hundred cash;
eDl, 10 minutes from postofice; good invest
ment; . lovely home square from cable. beautiful
location, with guarantee of careful work and good
material. This Is new house Of rooms and attic
hall. cellar. stone walls. crates. city water. front
porch width Of house. level lot 22xl00 to alley, few
steps off lovely paved street. Clean. healthfl oca-
beauty and kealthfuness. desirable class Of neigh
bors and terms suitable for s. Buy where you viii
rent re
68 Fourth av.
90 75O-Cheap-Just completed; house rooms;
IpO, grained throughout; yestibule. hall. pantry.
bath, W. c., slate mantels. tile hearths. large
pOrches and closets. street paved and severed;
good residence location Is minutes from P. o.
(l2O). W. A. Heron Sons so 4th avenue.
At 4somCottage house Of rooms: city water; lot
Ol, 3ox126 to an alley. On Homewood av.. near
Allegheny Residences For Sale.
CsPLANADE ST., Alegheny-New brick house;
T. Particulars. W. v. Dermitt. 4o7 Grant.
DOR SALES. 800 on PerrysviIe avenue, near
L Charles street: new Queen Anne frame house
staircase bath inside w. e Laundry eemenied
water. inside inside shutters; stained glass win in
tile hearths. dne. chandeliers. house newly
papered; front and rear porches: slate roof; lot
present ewnsr @ expects to the city - sspemSer
cost. Get permit from John K. Ewing & Co.. I07
Federal st.
uOUsE-An elegant chance to buy house on
IL Lincoln ay., Allegheny. See A. ID. Wilson,
IS Federal ST.. Allegheny.
Uf OO0-No. 81 Robinson St. Allegheny-Two-
spt, story prick with frame addition: rooms
and bathroom, hall. vestibule, both gases: small
payment down. Terms and key at Black 8 Bsird's.
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Notices,

NOTICE-THE CONCERT To BE GIVEN BY
~ the Edgar Thomson Steel Works Band at High
land Park. East Liberty, tonight, has been post
poEed until AUGUST 10.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-12
Machinery and Metals For sale.

Machinery and Metals For sale.
DOILERS and engines, second hand: all Sizes
ID from to 100 Ii. p.; cheapest IN the market: 81
boilers and engines in stock stationary and porta-
BILE, upright boilers, mounted farm engine etc. /,
steam pumps, governor, puleys and shafting.
Telephone s40l. 23-5 Park way. ]. 8. Young Al
legheny, Pa.
ENGINES-Genuine Acme automatic safety en-
II gines and non-explosive boilers, from one
half to five horse powers, for natural gas carbon
oil as fuel: latest improved venrilating fans and
water motors, sold by j. Prayer, sole agent at No.
Fifth av. Send for catalogue and information.
ENGINES and boilers of every description: brick
Il yard supplies; contractors and rolling mill ina
chinery. Thomas Carlin's Sons, Lac0ck and San
dusky sts, Allegheny.
RINDsTON ES-In all sizes for all kinds Of
" grinding; Craigleith, New Castle, Nova Scotia
and other grts; iron frames and fixtures for hand,
foot power: mounted stone, oil stone. emery
wheels and grinders. VIM. NJ Kirby, 13S First av.
IMPROVED Whitman & Barnes high-speed
i automatic non-explOsive engines and boilers,
exhaust and yentilating fly fans of our own make;
also electric lighting; Secondhand old-style Acme
automatic engines; secondhand Snediker and car
fly fans; B. ". Paine 4 Sons automatic engines,
from to $50 horse power; electric motors. water
motors and all kinds Of light power and supplies:
Tompkins Ulrich, Engineers and Contractors, 3l6
5lS Liberty ST., Pittsburg, Pa.
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FOR SALE--BUSINEsS

Business opportunities
EOR SALE-1fe good will and furnishments Of
Il boarding house doing q good business In the
18th ward Address j. D., Dispatch office.
GROCERY sTORE-One Of the oldest and best
" grocery stores In the booming city, will invoice
from 800 to 600 dollars; good for selling.
Address Grocer, 1890 7th av., Altoona, Pa.
DHoTOGRAPH GALLERY-On ground floor
[ in good manufacturing town short distance
from Pittsburg; doing good business; best reasons
for selling. Address r. B.. Dispatch once.
THE OYSTER Ocean saloon and restaurant, No. 1855
L and No. 1877 Bank St., Cleveland o.; one OF
years: commands frst-cass trade; doing business
Of t60, 000 per year: reason for selling want to 70
lS5 and IS7 Bank st., Cleveland, y.
Manufacturing sites For Sale.
MANUFACTURING sITEs-For sale or lease
lu We have several manufacturing sites in the
CITY, also short distance out; tome with river
ticulars, Black Baird. 95 Fourth ~.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-12

CURRY s1xTH HHITEnsEHT sTsETT.
The old reliable school that has educated 40 900
students. Fall term begins September g. English,
normal classical, scientific. mechanical. book
keeping, shorthand, typewriting. music and elocu-
tion courses. bay and evening. Send for cata-
logue. Il. M ROWE, Phi. D., President.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-12
FOR sALE-lMPRovED REAL ESTATE


u EAL estate bargains: send for new catalogue
" Just out; mailed free. Black i Baird, 81
Courfh Az.
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TO LET.
CITY Residences.

City Residences.
ITO LET-p per month. brick house rooms. 10Th
i street; also house rooms Jane St.. "a per
mo. /; also Jane st. rooms, eI3 per mo send for
list. W. A. Heron Sons. so 4th av.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-12
JOSIAH COHEN & CO.. Attorneys.

NoTICE-APPLICATIo WILL BE MADE no
incorporation for the Pittsburg Novelty Company
under the general incorporation act Of April 20,
lSoa lSoa and its supplements on MONDAY. August q
Runette, George W Henderson and John Schellein.
The object OF the proposed corporation ID the man
ufacture of articles Of commerce from iron or
steel, both. any other metal or from metal or
wood, or both. A. NJ. NEEPER. Solicitor for ap-
plicants. " -
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-12


Rubber Stamps and Stencils For SAle.
GET your rubber stamps, steel stamps, stenciIs
" seal presses, brass checks. ETC., from Shea6ef
Co.. sFifth av,. Duf's College building.
Miscellaneous-For Sale.
EOR SALE-Lease and furniture in a Io-room
L house; centrally located: will be sold cheap;
good reason for selling. james A. Morrow, Jr..
=. Liverpool. y.
LIOR SALE-van's Charm Root Beer Is prevent
L ing sunstrokes; keep your system in good con-
dition by drinking freely Of this wonderful health
drink.
ENOR SALE-Lumber-Lot lumber $500 and build
ing stone. or lot for $3.50; cost o. 050. Address
Charles and Perrysvile av., Dispatch Office.
DRINTERS' stands and cases for sale cheap;
1 prompt buyer will get . bargain: secondhand
saw table in good condition; sold because space
needed. Apply Dispatch business ONCE.
ITO PRINTERS-l0o type cases and few stands
in good order for sale cheap. Apply The Dis
patch Counting Rooms.
WALL PAPER-One cent q bolt; finer, 202xc;
w gold, &c; embossed solid gold. &c: send stamp
for 100 samples Reed, Wall Paper Jobber. Roches-
ter. Pa.
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~ Classified real estate Advertisements on this
page ten cents per line for each Insertion and
none taken for less than t,Dc1aty cents.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-01

NEW York, Oct. 1.-The health an-
thorities here assert that cholera has
been overcome for the present. They
do not say much about another fear
which they have. They are very APP
prehensive that the disease has only
gone into hiding, and that it win APP
pear again next Summer. perhaps with
some violence. DIR. Edison says that
all danger win not have passed until at
least another twelve months have gone
by. The danger Of its temperance
is so great that the health authorities
expect to keep up their vigorous work
during the Winter, and as soon as
warm weather comes again the same
vigilant precautions will be made that
were adopted when the cholera reports
first began to alarm the community in
July last.
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COLUMBUS DAY IN THE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS.

4 + r +
The Department Of superintendent
Of the National Educational Associa-
ton. at its meeting, Feb. last Brook
lyn, endorsed the movement Of the
Worlds Congress Auxiliary Of the
Columbian Exposition to have the
Public Schools Of the United States
take prominent place in the celebra-
ton Of the 4O0th anniversary Of the Dis
covery Of America, and approximation
Executive Committee to prepare suit
able programe, which programe em-
braces literary exercises in all the Pub
lie Schools Of the land, on the, morn
ing Of October 81, and a review Of the
pupils in the afternoon Of the same
day.
The President in his proclamation
says, 1T is peculiarly appropriate that
the schools be made by the people the
center of the days demonstration.n
Governor Fleming in his proclana-
ton recommends, That there be held
in all the schools Of The State such app
propriate exercises as viii impress up
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CARNEGIE ANALYSIS.

Carnegie is great friend Of .Harri-
sons.
Carnegie gives great sums to the re-
publican campaign funds.
Carnegie has the contract to furnish
5000 tons Of armor plate to the gov
eminent at 5000 ton.
Carnegie was awarded these con
tracts without bids and without com.
petition.
1t costs Carnegie $40 ton to man
ufacture this armor plate.
Carnegie and Phipps, his parner,
live in royal castles in England
Carnegie says he draws over 4 mil
lion dollars year, as his share of pro-
fit out of the earnings Of the Carnegie
works.
That's what protection does for Car
negie & Co.
The farmer is now compelled to sell
his wheat for 20 cents a bushel less
than last year; and wool is going at 5
cents pound less than it sold for two
years ago.
Carnegie is protected by sariff.
How about the farmers- Parkersburg
Sentinel.
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A RETURN posi- IL CARD.
S. -
Ihe PuDffs soon T. nave the Issnsfit
OF 1t.

WASHINGTON, Oct About the
18th Of next month the new return pos
tai card viii be placed on saleat all
postofices. The two designs, one for
the domestic and the other for the in
ternational postal union service, have
been approved by Postmaster General
Wanamaker, and the work of printing
and distributing the cards will be
pushed with vigor. The half of the
double card containing the message to
which q reply is desired, is three and
a-half inches wide by FIVE and a-half
inches long. At the top of the card
and a little to the left of the center are
engraved in three lines, one above the
other, the words, Postal-card, with
paid reply" /" United States Of Ameri-
ca, ? and in smaller type, This side
is for address only In the right.ha
upper corner is vignette of Gen.
Grant encircled by q frame bearing at
the top the legend, !" Message Gard, =
and at the bottom. zone Cent. At
the lower left-hand corner are the words
" Detach annexed card for answer
The whole is enclosed in tasteful
border. The face of the return card,
in general effect, is similar to the mes
sage card. Instead, however, of the
words Z Postal-card with paid reply !"
at the top Of the card, are the words,
Reply Postal-card. Over the Wig
nette of Gen Grant the words z Reply
Card = are substituted for " Message
Card.n The international card is some
what smaller than that for domestic
use. LIN the border at the top Of the
card appear the words, Postal-card
with paid reply and their French
translation, "Carte postale avec re-
Spouse payee.p A design at the top Of
the card contains the words, /" Uniyer-
sal Postal Unionn and ( United States
Of America 7 with their French equiya-
Tents. a lib .rty head occupies the
upper corner with the leg
end 1.-Two Cents" In allother essen
tial particulars the domestic and the
cards are very similar.
Black ink will be used on both. The
card and the card for reply
form one piece of cardboard folded to4I
gether and creased on line between
the two where they are TO be separated
when the reply is sent II
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PRICE. 3 CENTS

on the minds Of the rising generation.
the progress Of our race, the grandeur
OF our country, and the opportunities
and duties Of American citizenship
In regard 10 the afternoon review
the official programme suggests that
THE Army Veterans, North and
South. the Blue and the Gray alike,
should march with the schools as speci.5
q guards Of HONOR.
The Public Schools Of Martinsburr
will follow the Official programe. LIT
MI the patrons Of our Schools and
friends Of popular education, cooper.
ate with the teachers III making the
day both pleasant and profitable to
our pupils.
Some Of our country schools have
requested to unite with us in the after
noon review, and the proposed excur-
sion to Inwood. All are welcome,
country, private, and parochial. Flags
banners, and badges must be purchas-
ed for the occasion. Contributions for
that purpose will be most gratefully
received.
J.. al. Cox. Eupt. 81
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cAMrBnLL,s rREDIcTroN.
He Declares That Tammany and Hill Will
DO Their Duty BY Cleveland.


DO Their Duty BY Cleveland.
WASHINGTON, Oct. /. Congressman
Tim Campbell has arrived here from
New York. He says that Senator Hill
and Tammany are honestly and sin
cerely for the Democratic ticket and
that both will vindicate themselves
November at the polls.
Tammany's own domination is at
stake in New York City and she can
not afford to shirk. Hills future is
also dependent upon his giving good
account Of himself. Unless he does his
duty he has no political hereafter. In.
forests of self preservation as well as
loyalty to their party force both Tam
many and Hill to take off their coats.
Tammany has gone to work in
earnest. With her usual accuracy and
precision she has already counted the
votes below Harlem River and is pre-
pared to furnish 5000 Democratic
majority sufficient to give Cleveland
the State by 10000 in the face Of the
heaviest kind Of political weather in
the interior counties Of the State.p
4 = =
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NEW War VESSELS.
VALUABLE ADDITIONS 10 THE FIGHT.
ING FORCE.
THE NAVY 70 BE INCREASED nv
TwOLEvIATHANs THATWILL COST
EIGHT MILLION DOLLARS.

i
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The two yes
sells for whose construction proposals
were issued recently by the Navy De-
partment win make an important ad-
ditien to our naval feet. In armor,
armament, and equipment these two
proposed ships win equal, if not sur
pass, any ships Of similar type in ex-
istence. Their fighting powers win be
Of the first order and their great speed
will enable them to run away from a
ship superior to them in fighting abili-
ty.
Fully equipped and ready for COM
mission the two ships proposed to be
built will cost in the neighborhood Of
Is, 900, 900. Congress, in the naval
appropriation Of the last session, au-
thorized the construction Of these yes
sells. but made no appropriation for
them. The battleship viii cost, ex-
elusive Of armament, nearly "A, 000, 900,
and the armored cruiser about the
same amount as her prototype, the
New York, or nearly %, 900 900. ex-
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70 THE PUBLIC.
An EGort being Made ror ! Gala 5.

An Effort Being Made for Gala Day.
The pupils ofthevarious city schools
are making preparations for grand
celebration of Columbus Day, October
21st, 1892. In order to make the cele-
Abration success it will be necessary
for the general public tolend helping
hand in theHway of contributions, to
go toward the purchasing of banners.
badges. etc. The contributions will all
be turned over to Prof. J. "A. Cox, who
will superintend the purchasing. THE
WORLD has undertaken to raise sub
scription and asks that every patron
and patriotic citizen will literally re-
spond. If you have not been solicited,
or have not subscribed, kindly send
in your name with the amount at once.
Following is a list Of contributions
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". VA. OIL. FIELDS
SISTERSFlLLE RIVALS 4 WESTERN
MINING TOWN.


THEsISTERvILLE OIL FIELDS.
There Is town in West Virginia
which rivals a Western mining COM
munity in tho zenith Of its glory in
sudden acquisition Of wealth and i'm
portance. A few months ago Sisters.
vile, in Tyler county, on the Ohio riv-
or, was the rustiest, dullest-looking
place within 500 miles. To-day oil
wells are going down or are producing
gas and petroleum in almost every
town lot, no matter how small or here
tofore considered worthless. In front
yards, gardens, stables. pig and ponl-
try yards, and on lawns, oil wells
squirt and flow great streams, while the
clank and clang Of the drill and the
hiss Of escaping steam deaden all other
sounds. The transformation scene
from nothing TO wealth and comfort
reminds one strongly Of . streak-of-
luck discovery in a gold-mining city Of
the West.
But the citizens Of Sistersville are
much more fortunate than miners in
general, for there are very few Of them
to-day who are not independent from
rentals or their interests In the wells.
The monthly rentals run from $40 to
thousands Of dollars per month, and il
is no usual thing to see . man who q
few weeks ago scarcely knew where
his next meal was to come from walk
ing about with pockets bullying with
greenbacks and talking Of thousands
much more indiiferently than he once
talked Of quarters. Il looks odd to see
a round hole, sunk through the fioorof
dilapidated lean-to kitckhen, not
worth six bits producing thousands 81
dollars every month, and TO know thst
the tiny spot Of waste ground but d
few days ago scarcely considered a
worthy site for . pig-pen, 4 to-day
bringing in d better rental than four.
story house. These are daily scenes
in the town Of Sistersville. IN fact, the
producing oil and gas wells have be-
come 50 numerous in the town that op.
orators now sinking wells are COMPEL.
ed to give an indemnifying bond to SO.
cure property owners from destruction
in cases Of fire and explosion. Outside
the town the territory Of operations il
spreading for miles north, south, east
and west, and oil wells are going down
in every direction. As an actual fact
in the history Of such operations, ii
can be said that very few Of the wells
are dry holes. These new fields bid
fair to prove one Of the best, il not the
best Of the oil-producing territories in
this country.
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elusive of armament.
NAUTICAL SCHOOLS PROPOSED.

NAUTICAL SCHOOLS PROPOSED,
Mr.. E. G. o'Brien, Commissioner Of
Navigation, Treasury Department, is
busily engaged in the preparation Of
his annual report. He viii recommend
the establishment Of nautical schools
for the better scientific education Of
the men employed in the merchant
marine on the Atlantic Coast and on
the great lakes.
Two floating schools, one to be On
the great lakes and onelon the Allan.
tic seaboard, viii be recommended;
also a school on shore. These schools
are to be maintained at Government
expense.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-01
". NJ. q. A. SERVICES,

The services Of the Young MEMS
Christian Association will be held in
the First M. Z. Church tomorrow at
4:15 p. m. Instead Of preaching in
the evening at this church, Sacra-
mental Services will be held at 1880 p. m
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WHAT DO YOU WANT z
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ST. Johns Lutheran Church, corner
Queen and Martin streets. Rey. Chas
IS. Trump, pastor, residence, East
Martin street.
Services will be held at II o'clock
Sunday morning and $3.50 in the even
ing. Sabbath School 1T $50.
Holy Communion services morning
and evening.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-01

SEASONABLE THINGS AND WHERE TO GET
- THEM--We would like to say afew words
to supply the wants and demands Of orr crow
ing trade, for all kinds, grades and textures Of
black dress material for the fall OF '92 Whilst
We've always tried hard TO please our trade yet
this fall we have taken unusual pains and put
forth our best energetfes in making choice Sc
lections and securing the latest styles and tex
lures in the markets. We feel that our efforts
have not been in vain, for we can offer you
many special inducements and give you some
rare bargains in Black Silks Henriettes, Cash
meres, Serges, Broadcloths, Ores DeLyon, Liss-
age, Mecahique, Crapon, Percidierrells, etc. We
would be pleased to show you our large assort-
ment of these goods, and also great variety bf
Respectfully,
EMMETT 4 FIERY,
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Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
corner u King and College streets.
Rev. Henry Thomas, rector; residence,
adjoining church,
Sunday School $3.50 d. IN. Sunday
service at II D. M and Z p. n.
Children's service FIRST Sunday in each
month at p. M. Evening Prayer,
Wednesday at $50 p. NJ.
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BERKELEY LODGE NO. 81.

| The lodge Of K. Of P. instituted at
Berkeley Springs Thursday night BY
members Of the lodge Of this city as
sisted by Manner Jenkins, Grand
Keeper Of Record and Seals Of Pied
mont, was named Berkeley Lodge No.
81. Eighteen persons were admitted
as members by card and IL by invita-
ton.