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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

K~sCoTTIsH HRITE.,EyANGELIsT CHAP.
aPi@t on HohT ainra5s Ed Ii ds Secretary
EMSTHE ANNnALMEETING oFTHE STOCK
d at Of STs
tal. 1-dtoI3
VsTHEANNUALM MEETING OF THE STOCK
Bs Of ns Of se i, 9Ss D The
s1s 1sss
s 8 fh S
EsrHE sAS5khJLpnEs ASNTA5 NEET5Sa 81 OF THE
ANE EE Or faf FHF II COM
n De nea bs e Of shs day o aS
Polls open from to O'Clock p.
STOCK books close SissFSiE GEoRsE z z fEHM1sc Ff2l
d12-2aw.,a1I.l2 Secretary.
E~NEw BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
THE GENEsEE NATIONAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION.
Sdps OFFICERS:
Your HENRY A. CADY, President.
Ho,., Real Estate. I'll 14th st.n.w.
G.wARFIELD SIMPSON. Vice Pres't.
ana Merchant Tailor. 9Th and SITS. NV.
Buy GEO. T. PARKS. sec'y and Treasr.
Real Estate Broker. GA st.n.w.
GEO. A. PREYoST. Attorney.
Whitaker & Provost, $40 F st.n wy
'"''' DIRECTORS:
w%%. S:!IsE G. MeEtz, Gee Gee T E.Is Parks.
jshP P s Sssssi Ss5sis0n. g. " s;Ss.Ss JSSasa;
Gail or send to Office for descriptive CIRCULARS &c.
GEO. 7. PARKS. Sec'y and Treas'r.
K~oFF1cE 81. 81 5Ff 5F ). MUTUAL y FIRE ms.
WASHINGTON, DC. January ], 1892
The annual meeting Of the Mutual Fire Insurance
3 Of @ W. the be hs,S %
stant. at the office Of the company corner Pennsyl
a. m
s 9 o IF % s N %
qqrel TO be held at the above meeting.
pfovded At the snnua meeting Of III the eonpsny
the first business i'll order shall be the appointment Of
tion in with the act Of incorporation be.
tween the hours of O'Clock and o'clock y. IN.
Amount OF premium notes held by the
company. l6S 645 90
Allount OF casn on nhand....-.......... ., Ss4 AZ
r. al esta:c |1'ta99 't9 q, q,
Office furniture and dfxtures....... a. 900 90
Losses by fire for the year 1891, ad-
1usted ana PAID. 1853 1S
at The The a ,s w be ,sady of
BY ORDER OF the board Of ,nanagsIs
~ j. WESLEY BOTELER,
la2-l4t Secretary
R-~OUR BARGAINS IN BICYCLES
FRIDAY, JAN. !, 1892.
Half-nickeled DIAMOND-FRAME CUSh-
1ONED RAMBLER.
New pattern. and price cut to Sl45 for the
coming season, ten dollars reduction.
Don't fail to see this before placing your order
for u new mount.
GUkMULLY JEFFERY MFG. CO,
ja1 1925 1ith 1T. n. W.
R~IT HAS CoME!!!
Winter, mean, and am prepared to keep you
warm with my Family Coal. which deliver promptly.
Nerer dtsupDofltt q DdtrCR la co tceutter
Is gooo logic tor coal dealer. Those who have not
the stock cannot avoid II. Therefore buy yot
j. MA URE DOVE,
Coal Merchant.
Offices list and n. w., 1206 H n. W. and 1876 NJ
st. n d2l-3ln
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HE GOVERNMENT Will APPEAL. - Acting
Secretary Spaulding said today that the gov
ernment will undoubtedly appeal from the de-
cision of Judge Colt at Boston yesterday that
common goat hair is exempt from duty.
thereby reversing the practice Of the Treasury
Department under which duty at the rate of II
cents pound has been exacted on importations
of this character. If the Supreme Court sus-
tains Judge Colts decision the government will
be compelled to refund duties amounting to
several million dollars.
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PUBLIC NOTICE.-MY THANKS ARE
~ due and are hereby extended to the public
Tor the very generous patronage Of the II
continuance of public favor and confidence is
licited tor my successor. who has up with the
business and ID fully capable of giving entire satisfac
ton. f3a9-Sl W. j. LOWN.
RA RARE OPPORTUNITY.
49, Nos. Ills and 11l7 Conn. ave. for sale;
white stone fronts; few doors north Of Senator
yer's mansion; 13 rooms EACH all mod imps in
terror conveniently arranged and handsomely decor
ated.
Price. S22, 900 each,
Houses open from q. IN. to pm.
ja9-3ts l242 10th st. NV.
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FINANCIAL.

FIDELITY
DCILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Has the best plan devised for securing Home.
NO AUCTION OF MONEY.
NO BACK DUES REQUIRED
Any amount loaned. repayabls sI3 pe- month on each
$1,000 advanced Shares, 81 per month
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Loans On reaA .--...-s<S.UE--o 20
LoA-s On lool.oo
s3O.s74 I6
yaiue OF securities held by the associa-
'o'Ooo@Oo
Amounts paid on Withdrawals. .......:.. 1854 a
shares IN force. 4.5OI.
We, the undersigned. appointed q committee to
ault tbs books Of the Fidelity building and Loan As
socison from its organization to the present tine
tenz the rst Of its existence. having together
perfUrnsd that duty thoroughly and carefully, beg
leave to submit the above statement under OATH aud
t1st We tnd the same absolutely correct.
,. H. WILSON, 93l +. ST., OF Wilson Carr.
MATTHEW TRINBLE, Assessor, ID. e.
AND 10 PER CENT PAID ON DEPOSITS
FROM DATE OF DEPOSIT.
OFFICERS
HARRISON DINGMAN. President
ANohiw wALL.,.;; lst Vice President and MANAGER
DEOhGE w LEACH I'd Vice Preside Mt
treasurer
JNO. T. SMl III Attorney
EDWARD ). YORK. Manager " Loan Department
For pamphlets and information apply at the office.
next door to Columbia Bank.
taI2 9l3 AND 0l5 f ST. NV.
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PEnsoNAL-Geo. T. Washburn of Everett.
Mass, and party Of Cambridge are at willards 8.
The New York symphony Orchestra OF
New York, T. Tunis of Virginia, VIM.
NJ. Byrnes of New York and W.
d. Norman Of New York are at the
Randall-James Drummond of St
Louis, C. H. Keep of Buffalo and George J.
Gould of New York are at the Arlington. A.
l. Pearson of Pittsburg, Representative Lock-
wood Of Buffalo. ]. A. jewell Of New York and
Ex-Gov. George W. Steele of Indiana are at
the Shoreham.-E. r. Harper Of Ohio,
J. Dougherty OF New York, and
Frank Springer Of Las Vegas, n. NJ,
are at the Riggs.-H. T. NJ. Kerr OF Pitts
burg, H. E. Greene OF Portland, H. c. Spald-
ing Of Boston and ex-Representative Libbey of
Virginia are at the Ebbitt-C. n. jenkins of
Richmond, Va, B. McRory Of Port Henry. N.
Y, K z. Jordan Of Virginia and T. Cladworthy
Of Chicago are at the Arno.-Wm. n. Hardt
Of Frederick, Nd, John Beny Of Brooklyn, n. T.,
Matte A. N. shaw and Lucy E. Anthony Of
Philadelphia, Pa, are at the Fredonia.--w
Wallace Tabor Of New York. J. C. johnson of
Boston, w. H. Chatorn Of Springfield Mass
and w. b. Mitchell of Psttsburg are at the ST.
James-J. E. Morrison of Philadelphia, s. 8.
Nottingham Of Norfolk and H. l. Geuther
Of Louisville are ct the Hotel Johnson
s. Newton Pettis Of Meadville, Pa, L. b Moon
Of Virginia, Robt Dolman Of New York and Y.
J. Bradbury Of Connecticut are at the Ard
more.-Gen. n. H. Enochs Of Ohio 10 at the
Hamilton for the season.
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Rooms and IL. Atlantic building.
$50 street northwest.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
Stocks Bonds and Grain bought and sold for cash
on margin.
Direct New York and Chicago wires.
N SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
OF WASHINGTON.
NE COR 10TH ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
-
CHARTERED BY SPECIAL ACT OF CONGRESS
JANUARY %. 1867
ksoTgsnized under act Congress October l. 1880
1ransscts the business ofs
TRUST COMPANY
~ all its various branches
Also the businessofa
SAVINGS BANK
And ola
EAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Capital:
ONE MILLION OF DOLLARA
ae.s.. executor. administrator guardian Of the
tates Of minors committee OF the estates Of lunatcs
receiver assignee and trusts OF aay and
description
Wills kept without cha. re-
Receives money deposits in sums Of TEN CENTS
ud upward and allows interest thereon
Money deposited before the first day aud the FIRST
second and third days Of the month will draw interest
from the first day.
Loans money upon real estate and collateral secur
fy.
Sells frstcass real estate and other securities In
sums of $500 and upward.
Receives SILVER WARE and all kinds Of yALC-
ABIEs upon deposit in capacious storage vaults OF
Unsurpassed dryassa and security.
SMALL SAFES FOB RENT FROM s5 to s125 PER
AkNUA
Once hours.Dsily from !. m. to 2. m: and until until
ieuIs, 1n.,i @ o'eccE p % n. as toliO~. 10 ' - '''''
On the 18th day Of each month.
ON The nrst. second and third days Of each month
Wien the 18th tails ON Sunday the 1Asa DAY xalbs
Management:
BENJA,iN F. SNYDER
,SMfs ,SehkshEl Il. soHSsToS. SsTSNs sssoaa sssss
E FRANCIS RIGGS
ALBERT z s1ffUsrEvANr.
Directors:
hiss.s htsnti Il ssuIs:ssai SnaIsS xsTs:
Henry 4. Willard. (: francis Kisgs.
JAMES II. Johnston. Charles Z. Glover.
K. Ross rerry. John q. Parke,
Thomas Hyoe. John r. hodkerx
WOODS CO..
BANKERS.
Ia22 st. NV.
Accounts Of individuals firms corporations and capi
talsts solicited. Our facilities are the best
Loans made On real estate and other available COL
lateral.
Exchange. 10th foreign and domestic. drawn at
tomary usances.
Letters Of credit available in all parts Of the world fur
nished.
Hyou have ny reason for changing your bank &C.
cot 1t CT OPENING new one.
Call and see
Close 4:3u
WOODS CO..
BANKERS no16-tr
mo ". coksoN. JN9; w MACARINEY:
CoRSON 4 MCCARTNEY,
GLOVER BUILDING. 1919 ST. n. W.,
Bankers and Dea Government Bonds.
Deposits. Exchange. Loans. Collections.
Railroad stocks and Bonds and ali securities listed
en- the exchanges of New York Philadelphia, Boston
and Baltimore bought and sold
speciality made OF investment securities. District
Bonus and all ioca railroad. Gas. Insurance and Tel
ephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold jy IL
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FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT COMPANY

FIDELITY AND DEPosIT COMPANY
o: Maryland
hssnl9<toa Office. Room 81 Washington Io,n ana
Trust ConpauY's buIldipx
becones surety on bonds Of alu.pixtrstor~ cr,r.
dams trustees and coutFart0rs se>A
GlAEAN1EEs IHE FIDELITT OF AY.pfpn
OfFlCEhs. CLkkkS AND EMPI Ovfs
FINISHES bonds for letter carriers an ssyernment
ecaciAls and employees. - nAeH'
o J. sPRI6G POOLE,
-10o-su-tn'sona General Agent
WA. Il. GURLEY. FREDERICK C. sTEyENs
w Members Of the WASHINGTON stock Fxrh.nSe
GCkLEN 4 SIENENs
1sai Estate. Insurance and Stock Broksrs ra.5 r.,
heal estate bought. sold and rented Ir.rai .st,,,S
tes sbougbt and SOLD Money loaned on hsfe<i ssari
tes and real estate Special attention 10 rs: in
--s-l-eles- olotr
II kvIs O.. TEwKsBURY. W. B. HIBBs
~ Baaksr. 20 Bro&dway. NY. Nsnsr.r
Member Washington stock Exchans.
LEWIS G. TEwksBURY Co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS'
1896 ST. WASHINGTON, D. c.
Duy and sell for cash margin stocks honda
Gram, Provisons and OIL
Direct private wires to New York and Chic,so.
Interest allowed depC.its
Cut-of town business . speciality
All Local Securities dealt In
Coosfant apctataops Al naaxkstA Tslsphoos 5ks
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L MON SAVINGS BANK.
500 SEVENTH STREET,
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT..
+. @. SMITH. President.
J. G. KIMBALL, First Vice President.
A. II. LoIHRoP. Second Vice President
JOHN TwEEDALE. Secretary.
Z. A. LAMBERT. Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
MAI r. C. Afnsworth. /. G.. KiInball
George ". Cisseu. George W. Knox,
. T. Cole. T. A. Lambert,
" = Iuvau. A. NJ. Lothrop.
y r. Oase. Geo. W. Offutt,
9 Gold. IsadOre Saks,
H. A. GrIswold. l. H. Smith.
Tracy l. 'sh''d'' John rWse4rls.
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UNION SAVINGS BANK
DEPOslT AGENCIES.

They VII sell you the best goods In their respective
lines at the lowest yrices
They Will sell you cur Five-eent md Twenty five
crnt SAVING stamps.
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K~AccuRATE AND COMPREHENSIVE
This New Map of the District and suburbs
is the best yet issued. Invaluable to every
business man. real estate broker. builder
capitalist. &c. Highly colored Size 4by5
feet. mistake placed them at g. Turn
1t to your account
FRED. A. SCHMIDT,
5O4 9th ST. NV. (jal2l Branch. l722 Pa. ave. n W.
RsTHE SONG OF THE ''oPERAToR"
Content am 1. tbo' cares be rife,
To do my work. and live my life;
Provided have mid busy strife
Thatgreatest aid in business life
The Hammond Typewriter!
J. G. PARKER, Booksel,e,.
Aoent for Hammond 7vpewriter,
ial2 GIG 9Th st. NV
~ GARNER: east riidS.
EXPLANATION.
How can We sell the best Lumber in the
the woridat sll. SO per ]. 600 feet. when poor
lumber is sold for s13. so and sl1
We sell It everywhere Enormous sales
with small profit pays best.
Libbey. Bittinssr Miller.
Mn Work. Lumber. &C..
9Th st. and New York ave..
ja12 And 11th and sts southesst.
N%"DicTATED 20 AND IRA ASscRlBED
PH0SOGaRAPHn
When you BEE this ''assertionm stamped
on letter in red ink. you know the writer
dictates his correspondence to the Edison
Phonograph and has Il transcribed by his
typewriter. The Phonosraph is always
resdy' has no limit in its ability to record;
AE0an f,,y.Sa&a aE.u~ l.a
more work with less expenditure of effort
and money than possible in any other
manner.
tIYou ought to be stamping your letters
with this assertion.
Photographs leassd, sO,d ond sent %
trtal.
COLUMBIA PHoNooRAPH co..
jals R7Es.n.w.
-BAR ASSOCIATION. ATTENTION.:
~ Briefs. Arguments. Petitions. &C..
Executed promptly at Doc. per page.
BYRON 8. ADAMS. Printer.
1al2 SIP l1th st. NV.
|HA VI as S1sEsxa! y sesn
ns :'' ''q;
ssrct spplicsso1 and prompt and f.thIul dspstc6
sSss q Ss:ss; pubic % 'n' en0 90 NOS
EDREss SUITS
.,s.,m F4s1Ha Hzsa s. h.w.
E DIssoLU UIIoN OF PARTNERsHIP.
NosaS q hereby given that thu partnership hsrsto-
fore exisstnG hetvees Wasren lown ard William q.
ben IN. day dtssolyed bv MUTUAL consent. ". =.
's 9: a r 5 8 s. r.
j s:ss g: e: ss:
shS sans vsll pssssns ttan sa Esy'ss2s -
x..aaa~sss. s.a-.yi ]. M 4.- = lS ~
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w. Nj. SHusrEs & SoSs

w . W. DHUSTER @ CONS
WE HAVE LOT OF EVENING GAUZEs OF
ALL KINDS AND COLORS. WE WISH 10 SELL
THEM AND HAVE MARKED THEM FIFTY CENTS
ON THE DOLLAR. COME AND SEE THEM WE
MAY HAVE JUST WHAT YOU DESIRE IN THE
LOT.
ALSO. A sFLENDID LINE OF SILKS AND VEL
VETS. MOURNING GOODS. &C., &c. IN FACT, A
FULL LINE OF FIRST-CLAss DRESS GOODS
AND DRY GOODS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, ON
ALL OF WHICH WE ALLOW DISCOUNT OF
TEN CENTS ON THE DOLLAR FOR CASH UNTIL
FURTHER NOTICE.
VI. II. sHUSTER SONS
Sls Pa. AVE
ONE PRICE. jas
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
HUNDREDS OF NEW PATRONS.

|E HUNDREDS OF NEW PATRONS.
Each day brings scores of new faces
They have heard the ''good news"
yew and come to find its truth. Some en-
F0ces. ter with skeptcal air. as II through
curiosity. The buyers within brings
apuzzled look to their faces. They
begin 10 suspect that there may be
They something in 1t after all. After
Are look at the Trouserings and Suitnss
Pleassd. their doubts melt into genial glow
of conviction. We cannot show you
the clothes in the paper. but here
the prices
Il per cent Of all Trouserings.
f5pey cent Of all Suianos
We are pleased, too. strange though
WhsrJ it may seem. although we are simply
Ist.e turning out fine garments at lust the
Pref1 cost Of material and making. Where's
our profit! We will tell you. Yet to
coNe Foc each patron. old and new,
The If pleased. will become permanent
Secret. patron. That is the secret. We are
sacrificing present proftst for Jature
trade.
g. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
"Erpert in Troussrs,"
Cor 9th and SITS. NV. A1e
K~SI HAVE REMOVED MY OFFICE FROM
200 M siao =; m y .sn to
,all.lm 'lO' I nr. ~ i. ny j. JONES. Dentist.
% dg'9E 1oE staEnc.eaR sa.;as,. :, ..5 s5oEE re
GEO. W. SCOTT.
3a11-3t AZ st. and Penn. ave NV.
E~To THE MEMBERS OF
lHE .RoCHDALE COOPERATIVE SOCIETY"
The secretary having refused your committee the
names and addresses of members Of the society, you
requested to call any Of committee
Bs s1s Of
mlttee.
K@sTo MEN WITH MONEY.
We have desirable homes in the northwest
section from 81. 600 to $4,000. We would
be glad to talk with those seeking homes or
profitable Real Estate Investment.
PROCTOR & PROCTOR.
jail 9O7 st. NV.
K@sHoKAcE J. LONG.
INTERIOR DECORATOR,
l2lS-I220 ST. NV.
Frescoing, Wall Papers. &C., at Lowest Price,.
Sales rooms with the W. H. Houghton Mfg. Co. i'll
,s40.OOO ON HAND TO LOAN IN PART
~ or whole on improved property in the Dis
trct at per cent. Agents and others apply to R. s.
DONALDSON. go + st. NV, Room 8. ja4-2w'
NSTHE FIRM OF YELLOTT RUST,
~ grocers, at No. 500 10Th 1T. u. w., having
assigned the stock, fixtures. accounts, &C. of said
trtn to Tor the benet of their creditors, hereby
give notice to the creditors OF said nrm to send
statement Of their accounts
JOSErH ATKINS. Assignee,
Ja9-W' 404 Pa ave.. Washington, d. G.
K%sAr COST FOR CASH.
To make room for Spring Goods. We
will close out at ACTUAL COST for
SPOT CASH all
WINTER suIT1Nos AND WINTER
OvERCOATINGS
In Stock,
SNYDER WOOD.
Merchant zahorA
ja5-10t' 423 11th Ut. NV.
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ARMY ORDERs.-Maj. Alfred C. Girard, sur
geon, will retain his station at Fort Sheridan,
Ill. while on duty as a member of the medical
examining board, repairing to Chicago, Ill, in
the morning and returning to Fort Sheridan in
the evening Of each day on which the board
may be in session. Leave of absence for ten
days is granted Second Lieut.. William L.
Kenly, jr., fourth artillery. Leave of absence
for eight days is granted First Lieut.. Daniel E.
Mccarthy, 18th infantry, recruiting officer.
Capt. Marshall W. Wood, assistant surgeon, will
report to the commanding officer, Fort Colum-
during the absence of Capt Walter w. r.
Fisher, assistant surgeon.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-10

7 oTS-In Grove square plan, Perrysyilie av., Al:
on Holmes Co.. 10 smlthneld ST., for plans.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pianos and organs,
ID one ~ octave square piano for el50; one ~
octave Decker Son upright piano. almost new.
left with us SALE for $780, worth $780, inclusive
fine plush stool and cover: one octave, stopped,
sett Burdette organ for 5; one octave, stopped
Estey organ setts and sub bass. for $50; genuine
bargains; easy terms given to purchasers the cele
brated Decker & Son pianos, the renowned Smith
American organs and the celebrated Histrom or
gans only to be had at house: also carry
line Of small musical goods at lowest prices; pur-
chasers will find 1t to their interest to give a
call. A. A. Zweidingers Piano and Organ Par
lors. second floor Of their own building. 53s Smith
field st., city.
D1ANO-Wil be sold tomorrow morning. Mon
i day. by public auction. magnificent upright
plano; cost recently $500: and all the furniture Of
the residence, 1856 Shefield ST., Allegheny: sale
commences at 10 O'Clock.
DIANOS-Closing out Immediately. upright
l. pianos cheap for cash. 175 Federal st., Alle-
gheny.
Rubber Stamps For sa,e.
GET your rubber stamps, steel stamps, stencils.
" seal presses, brass checks, etc.. from shearer
q Co., " Fifth av.. Duff's College building.
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AUCTION SALES.

DUBLIC ACCTIoN-To THE ELITE OF
the city, magnificent household tur-
nlture, upright piano, etc., MONDAY
MORNING, July II, and continuing TUES
DAY, July y, 10 o'clock each morning, at the
b-autiful residence, lS6 Sheffield ST., corner
Bidwell Allegheny, magnificent silk broca-
telle parlor suits, also fine Wilton rep suits,
upright cabinet grand piano, collection OF
line imported oil paintings, rare bronzes
and bric-a-brac, handsome bisQue figures,
all the fine carpets, ETC.; fine music box,
pier and mantel mirrors, parlor cabinets,
music cabinets, magnificent parlor lamp
odd chairs, fancy tables, easels, pedestafs,
real Lice curtains, MoQuette, Brussels, VIII
ton, carpets, fine sec. cyl. bookcases, en-
cravings, etchings, rare bronzes, collections
OF oil paintings handsome oak hall stand,
ROYAL Worchester, Doulton, Hungarian and
Japanese ware, elegant walnut and antique
bedroom sets, chiffoniers, etc.; hair mat
tresses, fine oak sideboards, oak china
closet, dining chairs extension tables tea
Egts, berry sets, ice cream sets, and fancy
china pieces, all the silverware, etc. Charles
Davis, auctioneer. Everything equal to
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FOR SALE-LOTS
Haxalnood Lots For ssls.

TWENTY THIRD wARD-Level lots. near Sec
l. ond avenue electric cars and B. j. D. r. X.
station; sfs down. 30 per month; streets sraded
houses built to suit purchaser monthly payments.
George c. Burgwln. Attorney 81 Law. 15o Fourth
avenue.
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AUCTION SALE
AT THE RESIDENCE.

Furniture, carpets two folding beds, range,
etc WEDNESDAY, July l3 at 10 O'Clock
at the residence, No. lSs Second avenue,
CITY.
Tie entire punishment of 10 rooms, cham
Der suites in oak and walnut fine walnut
wardrobe, two folding beds, springs, mat
tresses and bedding. parlor furniture, pict-
ures, clocks, curtains, etc.; extension table,
chairs and rocker, lounges, kitchen range,
cooking utensils, kitchen and laundry
furniture, dishes, etc. Sale positive. Owner
leaving the city. House open after 8 O'Clock
morning of sale.
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auchoneers.
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Boarding Wanted.

ID to board permanently with . family that will
not take others: house must have modern convent
ences: breakfast and O'Clock dinner only location
give full particulars in answer, Furgeson, DIS
match Office.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-10

Bicycles, Tricycles, Etc. For Sale.
A TTENTIONi-we have the largest and cheapest
"A line OF wheels in the city; the Union, Ram
bier, Moft Cleveland, Eclipse, ladies' and gents
Telegram. Crescent. Juno. Escort and complete
line Of boys and girls wheels: the best equipped
repair shop in the city; old wheels taken in ex-
change on new wheels. Tel. 1901. Banker Bros.'
Cycle Co., corner Highland and Center aves.,
Pitts. Pa.
A LLEGHENY CYCLE WORKS, corner Ohio
"A ST., ana Cedar av., Allegheny. Pa. repairing
bicycles and putting cushion tires on solid brims
speciality: agent for the Victor and Safetys. from
SIS to $50 on hand; practical work specially. j.
A. Pietsch.
DICYCLES-Easy terms: second hand Columbia
ID Rambler. Warwick. Lowell, Swift and others;
also new WarwicKs Remingtons, Liberties. Hart
fords and Kenwoods. Johnston's. 706 Smthfeld ST.
RICYCLE--Columbia safety, 30 pattern. solid
ID tires: $50 cash. 100 Sandusky ST., Allegheny.
pICYCLE-First-elass Victor Safety. cheap. 31s
ID Pennsylvania av., Allegheny, Pa. 'r..'
R1CrCLE-Englishs Safety: SIS. ia Second av.,
ID city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-10

DATENTS-0. d. Lewis GO years). Solicitor Isl
I Fifth av., next Leader. Pittsburr: no delay,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-10

ENOR SALE-Farm of 557 acres In Csroline co.,
L Va: ~ miles from depot; go miles from WI ASH
inEton; d. e. new 4-roomed house and barn; &o
would make q good sheep or stock farm; s5 per
ACRE cash. j. r. johnson Co.. 1913 g St., N. W..
WASHINGTON, D. G,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-10

A UDITING and adjusting disputed and partner
"A ship accounts; defacations traced: books bal
anced and posted for firms not requiring book.
keeper full time; terms moderate. Expert P. o.
Box 1349.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-10

RATIE,hY OF S s.eel noiiers; donoie n rlve.ea:
in EACH . large steam drums, 2 mud drums: these
boilers In hrst-class order allowed I45 pounds
steam; new hre fronts will separate the boilers II
desired For particulars address P. .. Lock Boz
i02 city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-10

"ANTED-Furnishedr room in private family
w for gentleman In East End or Oakland. Ad-
dress, stating terms, location etc., Box 1874. city.
WANTED - Furnished room with bathl no
w meals: good references: rent In advance.
Address with terms, George, Dispatch once.