THE PITTSBURG- DISPATCH. SUNDAY, DECEMBER "14, 1890..
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ANOTHER SUIT FILED
Bj the Pittsburg Against the .Du
quesne Traction Company.
IKTITED TO GET OFF THE EARTH.
Certain Streets to Which the Plaintiffs
Claim a Kteht.
OTHER KEWS OF TOE CODETS BRIEFLY
Another suit against the Duquesne Trac
tion Company by the Pittsburg Traction
Company was filed yesterday. It was in the
ihape of a bill in equity filed by the latter
company, lessee of the Central Transit Com
pany and the Pittsburg, Oakland and East
Liberty Passenger Bail way Company
against the Duquesne Traction Company,
lessee of the Howe Street Passenger Railway
Company.
It is stated that rights of way on Den
niston aTenue, from Fifth avenue to Penn
avenue, were owned by tho Central Transit
Company and the Fittsbnrg. Oakland and East
Uberty Railway Company, and they bad their
tracks on the street. Within the past few
weeks the city wanted to construct a sewer on
the streetand rcpave it, and notified tbe plain
tiffs tbat they would have to temporarily lift
their tracks. The tracks were lirted with the
distinct understanding that upon the comple
tion of the work tlie city would replace them.
Tbo work was finished some eeksago. and,
though the attention of the Chief of the De
partment of Public Works has been called to
the matter, no steps hare been taken to restore
tbe track.
Continuing, it is stated that the Howo Street
Railway Company claim a richr, under an or
dinance passed in February, 1S30. to lay tracks
and operate its line on Denniston avenue, be
tween the points named. The Duquesne Com
pany, lessee of the Howe Street Hallway, has
deposited rails on the gronnd and put up poles
for an electric railway. The Hovie street com.
pany. it is aliened, has no right to occupv tbe
street, and its attempt to do so is in violation
or the plaintiffs' rights. Tbe intention of the
Duquesne Company is to go on Denniston ave
nue immediately and construct Us line and ap
propnatc the right of way of the plaintiffa
The latter want to resume the use of their,
route on the street, but the defendants intend
and threaten to resist then lu the use of the
route aud tracks and tbe operation of their
line.
The Court is asked to necree that the defend
ants have uo rizhts on Denniston avenue, be
tween tbe points named, and to crant an in
junction, restraining; the defendants from lav
ing its tracks or interfering with the plaintiffs.
SENTENCES IMPOSED YESTEBDA7
By Judge Stowe in the Criminal Court The
l'olico Cases.
In Criminal Court yesterday when Police Offi
cers Cross and Hanley were called for sentence,
reputable citizens came forward to testify to
tbe former's good character. The Judce with
held sentence for a week to give opportunity
for a motion for a new trial. Hanley paid the
costs, and sentence was suspended in his case.
Tbe follow inc seuces w ere imposed: Samuel
Harris, assault and battery, 6 cents fine and
costs; Hush Dolan, same: ee Yeo.the Chinese
laundrxman. same offense, 55 fine: Gotlieb
Bicbtcr, same offense, 1 flue; Samuel Wright,
same offense, six months to tbe workhouse;
Harry Hopp, same off cuse, 6 cents fine and
costs: Charles Beach, same offense, J10 fine;
Andrew Swir.Scn, same offense, six months to
tbe workhouse: I. Billinger, criminal assault,
HO and costs: Walter liuriis, same offense, $10
and costs; Andrew McCune. nuisance, 6 ceuts
fine and costs; Ed. Devers. larceny, three
months to the workhouse: W. Waters, lar
ceny, six months to the workhouse; Fannie
Campbell, larceny, one year to tbe workhouse;
W. H. Wilkinson, carrying concealed weapons,
SO daj s to tbe workhouse; Kate Fox. selling
liquor without licence. $500 tine and three
months to jail; C. L. Fredericks, same offense,
1,000 fine and three months to tbe workhouse;
John Baer, manslaughter, one year to the
workhouse.
WAUTS THE PSOFITS DIVIDED.
A Bill in Equity riled Against a Bridge
Builder.
A bill in equity was filed yesterday by A. A.
Hutchinson against Gustar Licdenthal and
N. M. McDowell. It is stated that in 1853 Mc-'
Dowell obtained the contract for tbe erection
of the Seventh streetbridgeoverthe Allegheny
river. McDowell made an agreement with
Hutchinson, tbe plaintiff, whereby Hutchinson
was to furnish the money and McDowell carry
out the contract, each to receive one-half the
profits. The tw o then contracted w ith Linden
thai to furnish the material and do tbe actual
work of construction for 22b.32S. The agree
ment was that in case Lindenibal realized more
than 15,000 profits be would repay the excess
to McDowell and Hutchinson. Lindenthal
also agreed to submit to tbem a statement
showing all tbe expenditures, profits, etc
Tbe bridge was completed and Lindenthal
made more than 15,000, but be refused to give
anv statement or information. McDowell bas
refused to take ,pait in the legal proceeding,
and in consequence he was joined as a de
fendant. THE COURT TRIAL LIST
To be Taken TJp by the Jadges for Consid
eration To-Morrow.
Common Pleas So. 1 Davidson et al vs City
of Pittsburg; Sliapira vs Mackey: Stump vs
Pittsburg Junction Railroad Company; Mor
ns vs Ohio Connecting Railway Company;
Van Voorlns vs Pittsburg Southern Railway
Company: Butler et al vs Bardsley et al; Ham
ilton vs Knclienbackcn same vs same; Evans
Guardian vs Kilgure; Fisher vs Alonon Con
necting Itailway Company.
Coniinun Pleas Ko. 2 Argument list.
Criminal Conn Commonwealth vs G.
Letsche, John BoIe, M. Bell. John Towns,
J. Greenwalt, Pat Dolan, R. Logs-down, Lnnis
Baker, .Nora Dickson. W. J. McDonough,
Robert Black, Fred Hellnck, Henry Plotkin,
Thomas Chapman, Fred Osterman, George
iloizo.
A LTJKBER COMPANY ASSIGH&
An Execution for $30,000 Drives Them to
the Wall.
A voluntary assignment from Lawrence D.
Strouss, Louis L. Satler and Louis Moeser.
comprising the Pittsburg Lumber Company, to
D. L. Gillespie, for the benefit of creditors, was
placed on record in the Recorder's office yes
terday. All the property of the firm, including
a planing mill in the Sixteenth ward, stable
and office on Forty-first street, and four
two-story dwellings on Atlantic avenne. is
assumed.
The execution filed against tho firm on Fri
day lor $30,000 was the prime cause of tbo
trouble.
'Wants a Husband or S1O.OO0.
Attorney 1'ost bas entered suit in Common
Fleas 2o. 2, for feadie C. Jamison acainst
James Lewis bhultz. for 810,000 damages for
breach ot promise. Hie plaintiff was a domestic
lor five jcirsiii the employ of the defendant
and sets forth that lie promised to mam her
repeatedl, dates being gnen at frequent
Intervals during 1SS7SS-S9 and 189a The de
fendant was requited to furnish $2,500 baiL
Notes of tho Courts.
1 Register Cokner yesterday received the
will or the late Margaret S. H. Robinson from
Philadelphia. A certified copy was sent to
Pbiiadeliima.
TBE following commissions were appointed
In divorce suits yesterday: Alfred Kerr in the
cise of Mary Steel vs J. L. Steel, and R. H.
Jackson in the case of Jennie E. U'Conuer vs
.Michael O'Couner.
OX motion of C. S. Fetterman. the following
new lawyers were admitted to practice yester
day: O. H. Rosenbaum. C C. McCarnes, C. P.
Lane. R. H. Jacksou. H. G. Durbin, James A.
Israel, H- Buchanan, H. E. Carmack, J. F.
Keltwell, L. P. Angucy and William i.
Reynolds.
John SCluvax, a Cleveland dealer in to
bacco, was takcu to that city by aUnlted States
depnty yesterday on a charge of violation of the
Internal Revenue law. It is alleged tbat he
cold tobacco in packages without paying the
special tax.
JttoflB Ovzb decided yesterday that the
executors of John Welderlch shonld not be
curcbarged with 15,700 found In a chest and
divided by the heirs. When It was recounted
some time after tbe find it was found to be
sort of tbe amount.
THBKr divorce suit! were entered yesterday.
Caroline J. Verner, against James P. Verner,
alleges Indignity to person. Alberta Gallegher,
against Louis Gallegher, charges desertion, and
LUII" H. Pershing, acainst Curtess M. Persh
ingalleges unfaithfulness.
fcrXT was entered yesterday by Mark M.
WiUJ, a plumber of Coraopolls, against
Joseph Overy for $10,000 damages. The plain
tiff alleges tbat the defendant was the cause
or his arrest on the charge ot receiving stolen
goods, of which he was acquitted after being
20 days in jail.
A HAEVESTES COHPAKY EMBAEEASSED.
Poor Collections and a Stringent Money
Market the Causes. I
" Cleveland, Dec 13. The Davis Plat
form BinJer Company, of this city, en
gaged in manufacturing harvesters and
binders, to-day went into tbe hands of A.
H. Johnson as receiver, assets said to be
about $100,000; liabilities about SSO.000.
The embarrassment is declared to be only
temporary, and is clue to poor collection!
and inability for the past two months to se
cure the usual bank accommodations on ac
count of the stringency in the money mar
ket, "
Partners In Guilt.
Three malignant foes to human happiness co
operate for evil. Their names are dyspepsia,
biliousness, constipation. Though tbey con
stitute a strong syndicate, ther can be over
thrown with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. Not
instantaneously, of course, but by persistence.
So can malarial, rheumatic and Kidney ail
ments and nervousness. Ask your drnggist for
Hostetter's Almanac and be advised of their
superior merit.
PIAXOS, ORGANS AND JEOLIAN3,
Scarfs, Stools Music Cabinets and Covers for
Christmas, at Mcllor & Boone's.
The largest and finest and most complete
holiday stock of pianbs, organs, etc, is to
be seen at the old and famous establishment
of Mellor & Hoene, at the "Palace of
Music," 77 Filth aveuue, where lovers
of music will hear and see such makes of
instrumentsth.it will prove a perpetual de
light to the purchaser. The delicious, re
fined quality of tone and very sonorous; the
light elastic action, respond to the most
delicate touch of the performer; the hand
some and artistic case work, and especially
Irnm the fact that lie knows he has a piano
or organ of renowned worth and excellence
and first-class and reliable, does, the pur
chaser derive the most solid satisfaction.
Instruments that will give this satisfaction
are tne Hardman, A. B. Chase, Krakauer
and Vose pianos and the United States,
Chase, Star and Chicago Cottage organs, of
which Hellor & Hoene show a magnificent
lot in all varieties of styles aud in many dif
ferent woods.
They have an extensive stock of handsome
music cabinets in oak, sixteenth ceutury
oak, mahogany, cherry ind walnut, to match
the furniture, and having French bevel
plate mirrors, at most moderate prices. One
of these would prove a present, ornamental
and useful.
Call at or write to the "Palace of Music,"
77 Fifth avenue, lor circulars about these
pianos or organs, and of Mellor & Hoene's
easy payment plan.
Do To Eat?
If you have not had the good fortune to
have placed an order with us yet, you have
lost money that you will never recover.
Give us a trial" order and you will see the
truth of this. Send at once lorholiday price
list.
IS lbs dried California crapes $1 00
Sugar cured ham per B - 10J
1 e-tllon glass oil can, tin-covered 26
32 lbs Butler Co. buckwheat 1 00
8 lbs. white clover honey.. 1 00
3 lbs. new evaporated raspberries for... 1 00
10 cans best salmon in the world for.... 1 00
4 lbs. Wet-man's smoking tobacco 1 00
4 6. best chewing tobacco 1 00
7 lbs fresh roasted coffee (ground).... 1 00
1C lbs standard A sugar 1 00
10 lbs granulated sugar. 100
5 lbs tea (in all varieties) 1 00
SO bars family soap try it 1 00
14 lbs cut loaf sugar 1 00
Large lamily scales 1 95
1 case, 2 doz. cans tomatoes v 1 90
1 case, 2 doz. cans peas 165
1 case, 2 doz. cans lima beans 1 00
1 case, 2 doz. cans string beans 170
1 case, 2 doz. cans solid packed corn ... 1 90
1 doz. cans choice table peaches 2 50
1 doz. cans large yellow peaches. 2 75
1 doz. cans French peas. 1 B0
1 doz. cans Califortflablack cherries... 2 95
1 doz. cans California apricots........ 2 40
Family Amber flour, per sack 1 15
Grandest flour in the city, per sack .,1 45
Try it and be convinced. In barrel.. 6 05
10 lb. kit mackerel 1 00
Delivered to all parts of the two cities. To
parties living out of the city will prepay
freight ou all orders of $10 and" upward.
Jas. J. "Weldon,
Ko. 201 Market street, corner Second ave
nue, Pittsburg.
Telepnone 1864.
Henry F. Miller Pianos.
The Henry F. Miller pianos have gained
a pre-eminent artistic reputation, the result
ot years of brilliant successes in the great
orchestral concerts of America, as also the
concerts of the world's most distinguished
pianists and vocalists, who have, from time
to time, selected as their first choice the
Henry F. Miller Grands to accompany them
on their concert tours throughout the United
States.
The Henry F. Miller upright pianos are
artistic and correct in design. They should
be seen by all interested in high-grade
pianos.
A fine selection of these famous instru
ments at "W. C. Whitehill's Music Parlor,
152 Third avenue.
Mildness, purity and strength are the
qualities of our "Mountain Dew" rye. For
family or medicinal use it stands unex
celled. Full quart bottles $1 00. Cases
containing one dozen bottles $10. Orders
by mail or telephone promptly attended to.
T. D. Casey & Co.,
971 Liberty street,
wsu Corner of Tenth.
Fun and Frolic
At Christmas time is all very well, but a
good substantial overcoat or suit is the thing
for comfort and enjoyment. Ours at 57, 510
and S12 are great value.
P. C. C. C, PlTTSBWKO COaiBrNATlOJT
Clothing Company, corner Grant and
Diamond streets, opposite the Court House.
24. Louvre. 24.
For gents we have Fiske, Clark &Flagg's'
Dents, Trefouse & Perrine gloves, all at
greatly reduced prices, besides we fit them
to your hand aud keep them in repair free
of charge. 24 Sixth street, directly opposite
Bijou Theater. Ko connection with any
store of same name
Portieres, a great bargain, choice as
sortments Chenille, Turcoman and silk
valour, were (25, 530 and (45, reduced to
(15 and (20 per pair to close
xtssu Hugus 8z Hacks.
A srLENDID assortment of Kodaks, and
view cameras complete, just received for the
holidays. "W. S. Bell & Co.,
Thsu 431 'Wood street, second floor.
Cabinet photos (1 00 per dozen; good
work; prompt delivery.
Lies' Populab Gallery, 10, 12 Sixth st.
TTSU
Furniture packed, hauled, aud 'stored.
Haugh & Keen an, 33 water street.
sn
S500 Reward
For any trace of ' antipyrine, morphine,
chloral or any other injurious compound in
Krause's Headache Capsules. EOD
PICTURES FOB HOLIDAY GIFTS
At Mayer's Art Store.
For all sort of gilts, all sorts of picture!
and all sortabf prices. An euormou va
riety. Ma'tkb's Abt Stobe,
18 Sixth aTenue.
FlNH umbrellas, lowest prices, at
Hsuch'i Jewelry Store, No. 293 Fifth ave.
wTsur
Abe you tire.? Nothing refreshes like
pure beer. Call for Pilsner "beer at auy
good bar. Ieon City Bketino Co.
tS-Ditplay advertisements one dollar per
iquareforone insertion. Classified advertise
ments on this page, suc at H'onfed; For Sale,
To Let, ric, ten cents per line for each inser
tion, and none taken or less than thirty cents.
Top line being displayed counts as two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS' OFFICE,
Cor. SmithBeld ind Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANT. rOK SALE, TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED Ol'TOQI'. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with TUB Dispatch.
FOR THE SOUTHSIDE. NO. H13 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. G022.
FOE THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, 5121
l'ENN AVE.
ITTTSBUKG-ADDITIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. S5C3 Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCEEY, th street and Fenn ave.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAF.KCHER, 59 Federal street.
II. J. McBUIUE. Market House, Allegheny.
F. H. EGO KRS A SON. Ohio and Chestnut its.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western anil lrwln aves,
G. W. HUGHES, 1'ennsylranla and Beaver aves.
PERRY M. GLEIM, Rebecca and Allegheny aves.
WANTED.
Male Help.
B
OY-TO RUN ELEVATOK: ALSO WRAPPER
J boy: must have experience: applv at once.
MRS. C V ElS lilt, 4S5anHT7 Market U. dell-142
T0 ABOUT 1G YEARS OLl TO WORK
.hnn, . nM.jAw .-.... , hhI.p .tin,.... iiV7
.M ' .'ui, . ,. Ki ikci , B.wtc .I'lllJ 41U1IU .1 ,,,
SMlTIIVIKr.il .!' .1M1.111
dc'14-141
CLEKK-AN ASSISTANT OFFICE CLERK:
pood opening. Address stating aye, experi
ence, reference and salary expected J. 9.. Dls
patcb office. dclI-3
DETECT! VES-TO ACT IN THE SECRET
Service under instructions of Captain Granr
nan, ex-Chief of Detectives or Cincinnati: ev
perlencenotneeessarv: particulars free. GUAN
NAN DETECTIVE BUREAU CO.. Arcade.
Cincinnati, Olilo. dc:-C-6u
T-VlSlVER-FOlt A BOTTLE BEER WAGON;
XJ none but experienced man need applv. No.
5 West Carson Et. deI4-42
ICE CREAM 3IAKER-MUST BE FIRST
CLASS. Inquire LUTHER, corner Irvln av.
and Beech St. dcll-lK
JKWiXER-A GOOD REPAIRER. 36 FIFTH
av., second floor. dcl4-127
MANUFACTURKKS OR ENERGETIC
foremen, to establish manufacturing plants
In Virginia: free site, lree water supnly. exemp
tion from taxation and additional capital sup
lled. For full Information address K. E. SUL
IVAN, Harrisonburg, Va, de!4-19
MAN-AN ACTIVE MAN WHO HaSSOME
knowledge of real estate business; no capi
tal required: al60. wanted to buv a dwelling in
Alleclienv: In price, about $1,600. By J. II.
STEVENSON & CO., 100 Fifth av. no29
MAN A FIRsT-CLASS TOOL STEEL IN
SPECTOR: best wages and sure and steady
Job. Address with full particulars regarding ex
perience and last position, P.O. LOCK BOX NO.
40. dell-73
MEN FOR THE UNITED STATES ARMY:
able-boalcd. unmarried men, between the
ages of 21 and 33 years: good pav, rations. clothing
auc medical attendance. Applv at NO. 915 PENN
AVENUE, rittsburg. Pa. Jp3-34-su
MEN TWO EX-BOOK AGENTS ORINSUR
ANCEwen; new Idea and big money for
seven hnnrs dally labor: also collector; good man,
G39 SM11 H FIELD ST. dell-56
M
EN-100 MEN. APPLY" AT STAGE EN
TRANCE. Bllou Theater. Monday. 10 X. x.
del4-SS
NEWSBOYS-TO SF.LL MORNING PAPERS.
Applv to TH03. DALZLLL, rear of 80 Fed
eral St., Allegheny. del4-15
ORGANIZF.RS-ANNUAL BENEFIT SOCIE
TY, of Philadelphia, a fraternal organiza
tion paying f2U0 In ope year and $15 weekly sick
benefits, wants good .organizers al liberal pav;
cost to join, ?o: experience has proven that wlib
Croats, from interest and lapses, there need never
be more than 10 assessments In one year. THE
COMM ON WE A LTH TRUST CO., of Philadelphia,
Custodian and General Trnstee of Bcnellt tuml.
For interview with Supreme Councilor address N.
P. WEST, Dispatch office. dctl-4
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER AT ONCE:
ref. required; single man, 25 to 35. Address
BOX 2S6. Belle Vernon. Pa. del3-b8
SALESMEN ON SALARY OR COMMISSION
to handle the new patent chemical ink eras
ing pencil: tbe greatest selling novelty ever pro
duced; erases ink thoroughly in two seconds: no
abrasion of paper; 200 to C0 percent prollt; one
agent's sales amounted to jtSO In six dtys; an
other 32 m two hours: we want one energetic
general agent for each State and Territory : sam
ple by mall,35cts. Fortennsand full particulars.
nddrcisTIIE MONROE ERASER MFG. CO.. La
Crosse, Wis. deI3-8
SALESMEN WE MAKE A LIBERAL OFFER
to traveling and. local salesmen In every
State who call on retail srrocers. GLUTEN EN
TIRE WHEAT FLOUR CO., 135 Lake st,. Chi
cago. 111. de-U7-su
SALESMEN TO BOLICIT BUSINESS MEN
throngnout country with two lines of first
class goods. Address E. G. LEMON, 334 Dear
born St., Chicago,- 111. deH-49
SALESMEN OF EXPERIENCE FOR OUR
gents' furnishing departments: also floor
walkers. FLEISHMAN CO., 604. 5C6 and 6C8
Market st. de!4-I23
ALESMES-TEN EXPERIENCED FURNISU
IMJ goods salesmen. Anp'v Monday morn
ing between 8 and 9 o'clock. OUSKI'S. de!4-143
SALESMEN TWO A NO. 1 CRACKER AND
cand v salesmen: experienced men only. Ad
dress H. 6, Disnatch office. delo-40-wrsu
TYPEWRITER AND STENOGRAPHER
office experience necessary. Address R. 8,
Dispatch office. del4-78
WAITER FIRST-CLASS WAITER FOR
lunch counter: must havo reference.
UARRX DAVIS. C3 Diamond st. dclI-84
Agents.
AGENTS-TO SELL AND EVERYBODY TO
use Dr.O'Keerc's25 cent p.lls. Good as gold.
Dr. O'Keefe's Uct pills, cold or catarrh pills,
cough pills, diarrhoea pills, dyspepsia pills, rheu
matism mils, headache pills, skin eruption pills,
worm pills, kldncv pills, leucorrlicca pills, back
ache pills, eye Dills, teething pills, asthma pills,
croup pills sore throat pills, nerve pills, nervous
delilllty pills whooping rough pills, don-cathartic
fillls, malaria pills, piles pills. Price. 25 cents;
arge bottles 81. DR. O'KEEFE & CO.. Homeo
pathic Chemists. 34 Firth av., Pittsburg. Will
move to 703 Smlthfield st. April 1. de8-26
AGENTS SOMETHING NEW 1100 AN
hour easily made bv agents, male or female;
sample and fnll particulars free. OH AS. E.
MARSHALL, Lockport, N. Y. oco-140-su
AGENTS-TO SELL WALL PAPERS; FINE
line: low prices: still nearlr hair prolit.
bend stamps for tamples. F. H. CADY. 303 High
St., Providence. R. 1. del4-5
JTemnle Help.
G1RL-FOR DOWNSTAIRS WORK; MUST
be good cook, washer and lroner. Address
R. 9, Dispatch office. dcl4-S0
rOUSEKtEPER-APPLY AT2108 PENN AV.
I del4-li:
LAD1ES-I WILL PAY LADIES A SALARY
or 510 per week to work for me in their locality
at home: light work: good pav for part time.
Write, with stamp. MRS. H. V. FA'RRINGTON,
box 702, Chicago. deo-80
NURSE-ATONCE NURSEFORSICK LADY;
good wages. Address R. 7. Dispatch office.
del4-S2
Situations.
BY MIDDLE-AGED MAN OF EXPERIENCE,
as shipping clerk. assistant bookkceper.ete.:
immediate employment, rather than salary, the
object: best city references. Address H. 4. Dis
patch office. dell-7
PO&1TION-BYA YOUNG MAN AS CU1TER
In a merchant tailoring establishment: can
give best ofreference. Address R. 3, Dispatch
office. de!4-6
POSITION-AS DRUG CLERK OR MANAGER;
good references. Address PHARMACIST,
250 Washington av., Allegheny. de!4-50
R1TUATION-BY JANUARY 1. 1891. BY
yonug lady as stenographer and typewriter;
references from prescut employer. Address H.,
room 415, Lewis block. di'14-87
SITUATION-A DRUG CLERK, 4 YEARS'
experience; reference given. Address J. 4.
Dfspatch Office. del-12
Fanners.
PARTNER-HITH f300 OR f4O0 FOR ORAM
ATlCCo. : good route alreadv booked. Those
meaning business address Re. Dispatch office.
del4-47 y
PARTNER-AN ACTIVE PARTNERIN REAL
estate: $800 capital. Address, "G." 75
Frankstown av.. East Pittsburg. Pa. del3-20
TO PURCHASE AN INTEREST IN bOME
established business bv a gentleman with
capltalr manutacturlng preferred. Address R 7,
Dispatch office. del4-55
Booms, nouses. Etc.
ROOM-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED,
with board, by flrst-class Young married
couple In respectable private lam II v: Oakland or
East Liberty preferred. Address '3. 2, Dispatch
office. deU-121
BOOMS-BY GENTLEMEN -TWO ROOMS IN
Lawrencevllle. Address X 3012 l'enn av. -de!4-lS
Financial.
MOHKT-OUR FACILITIES FOB FURNISH
ING money to any amount on bond and
mortgage are nnequaled: lowest rates of Interest
and no delay. 11 you need money apply MORRIS
& FLEMING. 1M Fourth ave. Jy27-88-TTSSU
MONEY LOA NED-RATES H TO 6SPEB
cen'x.rV!:c?I?.lDF t0 amount and location,
bee BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO., 181 Fourth
TV ORTGAGES-MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS
JVi to suit at AH. 5 and 8 per cent. ALLES
5A1LEY. 161 Fourth ave. Tel. 167. apl4-l-TTSsa
T
O LOAN MONEY WE HAVE OVER ONK
million dollars to loan On cltv and snburban
property at H per cent; no tax: we will also
loan money -on Improved farms in Allegheny,
Beaver, Fayette, Washington and Westmoreland
counties; any-marketable security taken ror loans
of any amount. BLACK & iSKU'.V, 95 Fourth
ave. e3-a9-su
WANTED.
Boarders and Lodgers.
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN. CAN KENT
room with or without br aklast: Baum
Grove Plan, East End. Call room 8U7. Penn
Building. dcll-130
Miscellaneous.
ALL DE-IR'NG TO BUY ONE OF THOSE
wonderful solid gold, stem-winding watches,
fully warranted, ror only S3 to lose iio time In call
ing at H AUSER'S, 631 Smltimcld St., near Seventh
avenue. doll-116
T71KEE SITE AND FREE GAS GIVEN TO
X? manufactories at Jcanucttc, on main line of
Pennsylvania Railroad. Address EAST J EAN
NETTELAND CO.,GreensDurg, Pa. mhIJ-5U-8u
EVERY LADY-WISHING TO BE HER OWN
dressmaker to call at 616 Penn ave. -CP-posite
Home's stores) and Investigate MADAME
FLESUER'S ladles' tailoring system; no risk;
parti's responsible; school now open. nol-23
TO BUY-GRADING OUTFIT. CAR1S, HAR
NESS, wheelbarrows, etc. S. 3, Dispatch
office. dcl4-140
TO SELL-A NEW, GENUINE ALASKA
seal sacque. 34 bust, 40 long, at 1115. worth
8223. Apply at 510 MARKET, ST. del4-79
YOU GET A BAKER'S DOZEN (13) OF
Stewart A Co. 's flue cabinet photos for V, at
90 and 92 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny.
mv2g-49-TTSo
FOR. SALE TMPEOVED KEAJC' ESTATE.
City Residences.
BOGG3 AV.-TH1KTY-SECOND WARD,
eight room brick house with stable In good
repair: lot 37x200. PETER SHIELDS, 533 Grant
St., cor. Virgin alley. del4-21
HOMES-ARE SCARCE: AN INVESTOR CAN
secure a bargain: five minutes from Court
House: comer lot, flrst street above Fifth arc.:
three bouses two bricks one frame. 13, Hand 4
rooms: lot 1)3 by 43 to paved alley. Address KS,
Dispatch office. del4-S5
NINETEENTH- WARD. EAST END-FOR A
nice brick or frame house, nlcclv located,
all modern improvements and easy payments see
MELLON BROTHERS. 6319 Station st , E. E.
dcl4-M'
s
ECOND AVENUE-GOOD DWELLING BE
LOW terry st.; a good bouse and in good
condition: can elve Immediate nossession
. u. II.
LOVE, No. 93 Fourth av . delJ-18'
730-NO. 359 MAIN ST.. NEAR PENN
'9 av.. Seventeenth ward. Phil 1,-tncre's
beautiful brick residence or hall, vestibule, ten
rooms and bath: both gases; all modern con
veniences; lot 43x100; (4, UXI cash, bal. to suit:
reason for selling, owner leaving city, e'ee
THOS. MCCAFFREY, 3109 Butler St.
del4-i45-wssu
QO 750-NO. 262 MAIN ST., SEVENTEENTH
sT09 ward: Dr. Emenini's grand residence,
lot 50x110 feet; brick dwelling or 10 rooms all
modern conveniences: uood two-story stable on
rear of lot: very easv payments: this property Is
cheap at 810,000. THOS. MCCAFFREY. sSn But
ler st. deH-HVwssu"
000-ON CLAY ST., NEAR FORTY-
NINTH St.. Seventeenth ward, lot Sliix
HO; good frame house of six rooms and ball, and
frame house of four rooms and attic: one-half
cash, bal. to suit: rents lorS312 per vear: No. 1 in
vestment. THOMAS MCCAFFREY. 3309 Butler
street. dell-145-wssu
Oin 000 ON SHEFFIELD ST., AN EI.E
OlU' GANT 2-story brick and Mansard, 9
rooms bath, hall, 21, w. c's. : in tact all modern
improvements and all in first-class condition;
coineand inquire about this hirgaln: terms to
suit purchaser. U'LAIN & ZUUSMITU. 437
Grant st. del4-31
Q GOO TWENTIETH ST., COB. JANE ST..
ijOt a nice brick building of store room and 9
dwelling rooms; both gases water, open stair
case, hardwood mantels etc.; lot 20x60: good in
ve.tment. (1601 BLACK & BA1RD, 95 Fonrth
av. deIl-2-11,14,21"
QQ SOO V1CKROY ST., SIXTH WARD.
OOf Pittsburg: six room brick bouse, water
and nat ral as; lot 20x120 to another street.
PETER SHIELDS, 533 Grant St., cor.Virgln alley.
deM-Sl'
T-EOOM BRICK HOUSE-'NEARLY NEW) S
t) minutes' walk from the Fifth Avenue Market
House: price 11,800 to aqulck buyer. C H.LOVE,
No. 93 Fonrth av. - del3-18
East End Residences.
FIFTH AV.-NO. 905; SMALL CASH PAY
MENT down, remainder on long time:
monthlypaymentsif desired: brick boube or six
rooms; price 82,500; this is near Oakland and
convenient to the business cent , this being the
only one left out or Tour. (11.) See W. A. HER
EON & SONS, No. 80 Fourth av.
de2-58-2,8,14,2(f'
HOME-DEM1RABLEHOMEOF 10 ROOMS ON
South Hlghl tnd av.: all modern conven
iences: handsomelv papered: Ira mediate posses
sion. BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.. 162 Fourth
avenue. del4-I10-MWFS3u
HOUSE-0 K S ROOMS. 2 OF 6 ROOMS, 1 OF 7
rooms and 2 finished attics: all on good
sized lots near station: very low rent. J. R.
MUKPHY, Crafton office, opp. railway station.
del4-37
2rr soo-a choice piece of property.
tip 4 9 nicely elevated above and fronting 150
feet on Frankstown av., with same depth to alley
In rear: ground handsomely Improved, with
trees 6hrubbery. lawn, etc.. having erected
thereon a modern house or eight rooms finely
llnlshedaud complete, with every convenience for
comfort and interior adornment: owner occupies
and la obliged to sell on aecount or absence rrom
the city: lu. tbe purchase of this propertr an ele
gant bonte may be acquired, and also an Invest
ment that will afford a good profit. CHARLES
SOMERS & CO.. 313 Wood St., 6019 penn av.
del3-15-Tussu
CJrT S0O-A CHOICE PIECE OF PROPERTY,
iJDIt nicely elevated above, and fronting 150
feet on Frankstown av., with same depth to al
ley In rear: ground handsomely improved, with
trees shrubbery, lawn, etc, having erected there
on a modern house of 8 rooms finely finished
and complete with every contrivance for comfort
and adornment; owner occupies and Is obliged to
scllon account of absence rrom .the city: In the
purchase of this properl v an elegant home may be
acquired, and alo an investment that will aliord
a good prollt. CHARLES SOMERb .t CO.. 313
Wood st.. 6019 Penn av. dclO-53-wsu
CI fl 000-AMHERST..BAUMGROVEPLAN.
ijlu! a new Queen Anne brick dwelling of 12
rooms reception hall, parlor, llbrarv. dining
room and kitchen on first floor: livo bedrooms,
bathroom and w. c. on second floor; two llnlsned
attic looms: slate manlcls tile hearths, loldlng
doors, fine gas fixtures electric light, both gises
fine china closets bookcase, etc.; laundry In base
ment: very convenient to Roup station and lln
Suesne Electric and Fifth avenue cable cars. A9.
LACK & BAIRD. 95 Fourth av.
dc2-48-2,14,27'
CJQ 800 SHADYSIDK. ON ASPHALTUM
ij309 paved and sewered street; new and sub
stantial Qu.cn Anne style brick dwelling. 10
rooms and reception hall. bath, two w. c's., laun
orv, sta. tubs, inside shutters handsome slate
and bard wood mantels tile hearths, etc.: this
property cannot be duplicated ror less than $10, coo
and Is xthe cheapest property on the avenue;
terms small cash payment down bal. to suit. M.
F. HIPPLE X CO., 93 Fourlb av.
dell-27-ThSSu
f4 50O-LOMBARD ST.. ONLY 10 MIN
3ptt9 UTES' Irom Court House, nice new brick
dwelling house ol 8 rooms bath, hall, vestibule,
range, sliding doors slate mantels lnsldow. c.
(butters, nicely papered, good cellar and well
sewered; lot 22x100; Immediate posse-ston; easy
terms. GEORGE SCHMIDT, 137 Fourth av.
del4-4t
300-SUMMERLEA ST.. NEAR ELMUR,
OU) elegant new frame dwelling or nine rooms,
fiue hall, bathroom, range, sliding doors natural
gas electric light wires state mautels laundrr.
wide porches; all modern conveniences lot
40x160; will be sold on easy terms. (A43.) BLACK
BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. dc7-43-8. 11. 22
S( 850-SHADYS1DE. ON 50-FOOT SEW
VJ9 ERED street r-ear cable and electric roads
or P. B. It., handsome modern stvle Queen Anne
dwelling nine rooms reception hall, fluelaundrv.
Inside w. c. and shutters slate mantels tile
hearths etc.; lot 49x115 rt. to alley; terms 81,000
cash. bal. longtime. M. F. HIPPLE A CO.. 96
Fourth ave. del-27-ThS8u"
OQ SOO-OAKLAND. FIFTH AVE.. fcl.B
j57 GANT new 9-room brick dwelling, hall,
bath. Inside shutters and 2 w. c'sthandsorac slato
mantels with cabinets, tile hearths, laundry,
sta. tubs cemented cellar, etc. : complete In all
dctiils; easy terms. M. F. HIPPLE & CO.. 96
Fourth ave. dcll-27-ThSsu
CI flfl CASH-ANl) SMALL MONTHLY
OIUU p.iyments will buv a new six-room
house, water In kitchen, cellar and basement; lot
17x113:3!.; miles rrom postofflcc: low fare: fre-
auent and rapid trinslt. price tl,2U. MAG AW &
OFF, i.IM.. 145 Fourth av. UelO-32-WFau"
Q- 300-TIOGA ST. A TWO-STORY FRAME
OJL dwelling Tour rooms eo-td cellar and rear
porches: all lu good repair: well of water and city
water on street: lot 23-cllX): terms reasonable.
(A130). BLACK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth av.
Ue5-45-5.14.24
CJI ISO-NO. 4910 PENN AV.: CORNER LOT.
0t9 21x110 ft.: No. 1 frame dwelling of eight
rooms in splendid repair; terms to suit: reasons
for selling, owner leaving city. See THOS. MC
CAFFREY, 3303 Butler st. del4-145-wssu"
Allegheny Residences.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. ALLEGHENY,
near Allegheny avenue: brick dwelling or A
rooms: hall: bath: finished attic; both gases:
marble mantel; good cellar, water, and i.eatly
finished: price. t-xOtO on time and easy terms. J.
H. STEVENSON & CO., 100 Fifth avenue. nol6
CQ TOO-SECOND WARD. NEAR ARCH ST.,
00 cor. of a paved alley, frame dwelling,
seven rooms ball, nat. gas etc.; will
rent for fa a month: lot 31 feet front; a bar
gain. BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.. 162 Fourth
avenue. del4-10S-Mwrsu
5JQ OOO-DECATOR ST.. ALLEGHENY. SIX
u30 room brick house: lot 2:x58. PK1ER
SHIELDS, 833 Grant St., cor. Virgin alley.
del4-2T
FORSAXE LOTS.
City Lota.
T OT-PURCHASERS, SCHKNLEY PARK
JLi Land Co. are selling best and cheapest lots
in city. PETER SHIELDS, 6 Grant St.
delft-Sl'
Suburban Lota.
CEAFTON-BEVERAL VERY DESIRABLE
building lots 8 miles from Union station;
J rice from 87 to i4 per front foot, on easy terms.
. K. MURPHY, office opp. railway station. Craf
ton, Pa. dei4-38
SWISSVALE-120 FEET FRONT, WITHIN 2
minutes' walk from station: will subdivide to
food advantage: onlySi.'800. RAXTEK. THOMP
ON & CO., 162 Fourth av.. v del4-109-TTh8u
024 -000 FAIR OAKS. NEAR LEETSDALK.
Uptt-f about 21 acres of ground, between i all
road and river. (H55.) BLACK A BAIRD. 98
Fourth av, deU-O-WFSU
FOR SALE-LOTS.
. East End Lots.
LOTS-FOB A GOOD LOT IN BEST RESI
DENCE part one East End and easy t rms
see MELLON I1EOTHERS, 6319 Station st,, E. E.
del4-30-SuT
C21 000 EACH-ON PEARL ST.. NEAR
HZ) Li Friendship av.; two lots 20x132 ft. each;
cheapest lots now for sale on Pearl st. THOS.
MCCAFFREY. 3509 Butler St. del4-145-WRn
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
ABOUT 23 ACRES OF COAL-WITHIN HALF
mile or eltv lino and very accessible ror
mining; price low and terms reasonable; down
grade to mills and a ready market. C, U. LOVE,
93 Fourth av. del4-i9
CHINA QUEEN MVARKAND WALL PAPER
store-Retail Situated in a thriving city In
the central part or the State or Ohio, on Hue or
Panhandle it.lt.; a rare chance ror parties de
siring to engage in this business: excellent reason
given for selling: correspondence solicited. Ad
dress 1 5, Dispatch office. dcl2-73
FINE CIGAR STOP.E-IN CENTF.K OF CITY
at bargain. HOLMES & CO., 420 Smlthfield
street. dcl4-9i
GROCERY STORES IN BOTH ClTIES-8300 TO
85,000: restaurant and dining rocms hard
ware store, livery stable, bakeries, cigar stores,
drug stores butcher shop, notion stores shoe
stores book and statlonerr store, milk depots
SHEPARD 4 CO.. 151 Fourth av. de!3
riHOCKRY STORES-SHOE STORl'S, DRUG
X stores cigar stores notion stores, hvslncss
chinces and stores of all kinds. PER.HVAL&
CHAPMAN, 439 Grant st. dcl4-lir
GROCtRIFS. ST.V1TO H.0C0: CIGAR STOKFJ.
tJOOtoH'00: 5 and 10-ceut store, shoe store,
drugstore, milk depot. HOLMES CO.. 42i)
Smlthticld St. dcl3-G3
J" 1GHT MANUFACTURING BUSINESS-NO
J opposition: large profits: price !,5t0. Ad
dress K 4, Dispatch office. dell-8-;
KESTAURANT- TWO-STORY" BU1LD1NG
6 rooms, including d. room: restaurant lias
80 regular mcalers and ran be increased: located
in one of the best manufacturing towns on Penna.
R. K. BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.. 162 Fourth
ftvpnnn .-o-J-lft-'-i-ri.ct'
rXlEASTORE-A PAYING RETAIL TEA. COF
X FEE, baking powder and spice business: old
established stand; well located: profits large;
busluess can be learned In awcek:a larechanceto
get Into the most profitable business In the coun
try; bona flilo buyers only noticed. Address ror
one week. E 7. Dispatch office. del4-46
3 074 ACRES KANAWHA VALLEY COAL
J land, all in one body, having a whole creek
valley, 6 miles south of Charleston. W. Va in
cluding 10 acres Kanawha river bottom land, with
3,000 feet riverfront on deep water: scam, rock
roof, then 4K feet coil, then 3 feet fire clay, then
Hi feet coal, rock floor: river tipple complete,
with flit and revolving screens, separating coal
Into lump, pea and dust; steel coal railroad from
ilDple H miles to mouth of mine: coal now hauled
by locomotive and being shipped to Cincinnati
market: anawha and Michigan Railroad passes
through bottom land, crossing coil railroad, and
contract for switch 1, 700 fectlongtobc constructed
by the railroad at Its expense secured by lien on
that part or railroad passing through land: can
get ready to ship coal to Chicago by rail In 30
davs; flreclav tested: have samples or firebrick,
paving brick" and tiling made ( clav; about 40
houses on property; oil now being bored Tor north
and south of property and on land adjoining:
title perfect. Applv to OKEY.IOHNSON, lato
President of Supreme Court of Appeals West
Virginia, Charleston, W. Va. deH-H-su"
Business Properties.
BRICK HOTEL-IN EASTERN oniO. OF
about 40 rooinsand fnllv furnished: bar sales
J9. 000 per year, and other receipts, 7,000 per year:
good-sized barn. Icehouse, and all conveniences;
price 25,000: might take some eood real estate In
part pay. J. H. bTEVENSON & CO., 100 Firth
avenue. nolS
MILL-ONE OF THE BEST FLOUR MILLS
In Pennsylvania, having a capacity or 150
bbls dally: mill has been remodeled throughout
during the past vear; evervthlng new and or the
most approved type; natural gas for fuel, water
power If wanted, and coal nearbv: enough wheat
received at mill from neighboring farmers to run
more than half capacity; no salesmen employed,
and good prices realized: steady trade all the
year round, and demand for offal, etc.. always lir
excess of supply: excellent shipping facilities and
mil ket for dour near at hand: the only reason for
selling Is old age on the part ol one of the owners
and the 111 health or the other; the mill has always
made money, and is to-day, and would undoubt
edly nrovc a good thing for a live man. Fullpar
tlculars can he had by addressing WM. M7 BELL,
Real Estate Agent, McKecsport, Pa. dc-11-32
ffiJQ 500-A PLACE lO MAKK MONEY; OF
Ou) FKRED low lor cash, distillery in rnn
ning order, bonded warehouse, two dwelling,
houses birn, fruit, fine water and eliht acres:
rich garden land near large town on Pennsylvania
Railroad. ED. WITT1SH. 410 Grant st. del3-
f0 300-COR. FOURTEENTH AND ETNA
&7 st.. lot 48x5.1 It,, with old brick dwellings:
flrst-class location for any kind of business: would
make splendid mannfacturinir site: terms very
easy. THOS. MCCAFFREY, 3509 Butler st.
SC20-S4-SSU"
FOR SALE-MISCEtLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles. live Stock, Etc
DOCTOR'S CLOSED-IN BUGGY GLASS
front, almost new; very cheap. Address P.
O. BOX 94, E. 15 , city. del4-14
IjTTOKSE PRIVATE 'SALE-A PAIR OF
IXJL mated pacers that can pice a mile in 220 to
tbe pole: one na a recora or z:hm, tneotnernas
none; color bav and black: 7 and 8 years old, 15)
hands high, beautifully gatted, a spfendid broken
road team and thoroughlv sound. The above
horses will be sold: a great bargain if sold Imme
diately: will be separated. ALFRED M. HERK
NESS&tO., Ninth and Sansom streets Phila
delphia, Pa. del4-5l"
Machinery and Metals.
BRASS FOUNDRY-AND FINISHING SHOP:
will sell or rent with all necessary tools and
machinery: cheaD to a quick buyer. J. 1!. AN
DERSON, Room 407, 91 Fifth av. (Dl'JO.) de5-5I
E
.1NGINE-A SECOND-HAND STEAM EN
GINE now rnnnlnir In -rood order, with fit.
tings complete. Inquire at No. 60 WATER SI'.
dclO-38-WFSU
PATENT AUTOMATIC AIR BRAKE FOR
use of cable or electric cars. Address J. 8.,
Dispatch office. dcl3-4
THE PORTER &. DOUTHE1T CO.. LIM., DAR
RAG11 st. and River av.. Allegheny, Pa.,
engines boilers and castlurs. Repairing promptly
attended to. de2-"
Miscellaneous.
ALBUMSI ALBUMS! ALBUMS!-ON MON
DAY next we commence a slaughter sale of
our large stock of albums; agents now Is your
opportunity; come along, bring your cash and
get the best albums in the market at your own
price. P. J. FLEMING & CO., 77 Diamond st.
del3-TWTF68U
S OLD NECKLACES-SOLID 14 CARAT GOLD
XX only 1 50; they were bought very cheap:
other jewelers cannot sell them under 8) 50: not
many lelt. C. S. HAUSEU. 631 SmlthUcld st.,
near Seventh av. dcl4-U5
PERSONA!.
PERSONAL-HOLIDAY BOOKS-ARE YOU
In it for special bargains? Come and be con
vinced. FRANK BACON fc CO., cor. Smlthfield
st. and Third av. dell
PERSONAL EDUCATIONAL FOR LES
SONS In German. Trench or Spanish. Ad
dress FRANCIS SCHMID. A. M.. Curry Univer
sity, Pittsburg, or 177 PENNSYLVANIA AV.,
Allegheny. de!4-23
PERSONAL-THOSE DESIROUS TO ECONO
MIZE as much as possible In Christmas pur
chases of Jewelry arc recommended to come to
HAUSER'S. 631 bmlthfleld St., near Seventh av.
Lowest trade prices. del 1-115
PERSONAL-WIDOW OF GOOD REPUTA
TION, a church member and having small
means would like to hear from gentleman who is
her equal: object matrimony. Addrcss-MRS. S.,
Box 212. Duquesne. Pa. de!4-18
ERSONAL FINE HOOKS-WE HAVETHE
finest collection of finely illustrated books
in Pittsburg: beautiful bindings: low prices; come
and sec them: hundreds or books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOK SIORE, 900 Liberty st. de!2
PERSONAL KEMEiLBMt WE ARE IHr!
only thoroughlv practical opticians in the
citi : gold spectacles Intended for presents scien
tifically adjusted to suit fie eyes Crcc: "opera
glass sat cost or Importation:" best SI specks on
earth. CHESSMAN-MANN ION, 42 Federal st.,
Allegheny. dell-100-Thssu
LOST.
T OST-BETWEEN JOS. HOllNE'SAND DAN
XJ ZINGLR'S stores, a ladles nocketbook con
taining a sum or money. 'Die finder will be re
warded by returning same to DlsPA'lCH OF
FICE. del4-53
LOST-SHADYSIDBOK VICINITY, DEC. 9.
collie dog with brown bodv. white legs, lull
white neck and breast, cars and tall tipped with
black. Reward for Ins return toR. V. MESSLER,
Fifth av.. Shadyside, city. del4-9
LOST-SIGHT NEVER RETUrcNS-BUY
voiirgold spectacles for Xmas presents from
CHEsSMAN-SlANNIuN, expert opticians, who
fit them scientifically to the tie-; opera glasses at
cost. 421cderalst. Allegheny. dell-100-Thssn
LOST-ALL IDEA OF CHARGING HIGn
prices: those coming now can secure bar
gains lu.diamonds and precious stones, watches
clocks statuary and silverware, at HAUSER'S.
631 Smlthfield st., .near Seventh av. del4-113
LOST EITHER IN EAST LIBERTY OK
Plttsburg.a pair or earrings with gold quartz
stone settings: they are valueJ as-a relic; a lib
eral reward will be paid to the finder .If returned
to JAMES E. ROGERS. No. 'b315 Station St.. East
End, or to the COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE.
del4-76
FOUND.
FOUND-THAT CHESSMAN & MANSION,
the opticians are positively closing their im
mense stock or opera glasses at absolute cost. ,42
Federal St., Allegheny. Best I spectacles on
earth, dell-10O-Thssu
-TJSOUND-A FEW SOLID 14 CARAT GOLD
J? necklaces selling at 81 80. same as Filth
avenue jewelers ask K0 for; come soon, or all will
be sold. C. B. HAUSER, 831 Smlthfield St., near
Seventh av. del4-ns
BUSINESS CHANGES.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT
William Wltherow has this day ceased
his connection with tbe Hotel Duquesnt as
manager and is succeeded by Cbarles E. Miller
ilate of the Monongahela House)., December
I. 1S90. WILLIAM WITHEKOW & CO.,
Proprietors. P. JAMES P. WITHEROW,
THOMAS DEEGAN. del3-34
TO ET.
City Residences.
MBOOM BRICK RESIDENCE. NO. 165 SEC
OND av. C. H. LOVE, No. 83 Fourth
avenue. delJ-lSt
East End Residences.
BEATTY ST.-HANDSOMEJSOW OF STONE
dwelling known as Alpha terrace:" rent
very low to good tenants; will give long lease
anil possession at once. See BLACK & BAIRD,
95 Fonrth av. del4-62-14, I5.2lt
HOWE ST.. 5318, E. E. TWO-STORY AND
finished attic frame dwelling, 9 rooms, bath
room, range, lanndrynd all conveniences; large
front porch: btnilsoraclr papered; possession at
once: rent low to good tenant. BLACK
BAIRD, 85 Fourth av.
AIR!) fl.' I7nnptll !IT. Ip14-lJ.TllRtl
deI4-64-Iusut
J- AKE ST.. NEAR LINCOLN AV.-2-STORr
J brick dwelling, 6 rooms atticccllar laundry,
bath, range, large and eleaant grounds, fruit and
shade trees; poss. at once. BLACK A 1IAIRD. 95
Fourth av. dcl4-6.-ThSut
ENN A V.. KASTJSND-N10E BRICK KESI
DE.SCE, ten rooms, hall, front porch, lawn,
etc.: possession at once: rent low to April l:long
lease if desired. BLACK & BAIRD. B3 Fount
av. dell-65-Tbsut
OUP STREET NEAR ROUP STATION:
fine brick dwelling, 9 rooms and all conven
iences; pifesession at once; rent reasonable.
BLACK & BAIRD, No. 95 Fourth av.
dCll-62-14,15.21t
SHKR1DANAV., E. K. TWO-STORY FRA5IE
bouse 6 rooms bathroom, range, marble
mantels, tile hearths etc.; 25 per mo. BLACK
BAIRD, 93 Fourth ave. de!4-l-Tusut
ST. CLAIR ST., EAST END-2 NEW BRICK
houses or 5 rooms: rent only 816 ner mo.
BLACK & BAIRD. 05 Fourth av. dcl4-7-TrBut
WIN KBIDDLE AVENUE. EAST KND-EI.E-GANTLY
furnlshcd-throughout: residence
of 12 rooms, large hall and reception hall. Im
mense porches nat. and art. gas bath rooms and
every convenience: about 2 acres or beautlfnl
lawn; stable and carriage hon.cr will give easy
lease. BLACK & BAIRD. 93 Fourth av.
rtcll-Clt
WINTHKOPE ST.-NEAIt NEVILLE ST.
and Fifth av. cars: two frame dwellings
seven rooms rront porch: rent 821 per month.
BLACK A BAIRD. 95 Fourth av. dcl4-57-MWSut
AH egheny Residences.
B1DWELL STREET. ALLEGHENY-RESIDENCE
of 12 rooms, bath, range. laundry,
cellar, front porches: possession January L
BLACK & BAIRD, 93 Fourth av.
dcH-CO-MWSnt
TOWELLING THE NEW THREE-STORY
XJ pressed brick dwelling, 38 Beach St.. near
park. Allegheny; has all modern conveniences.
For particulars applv at office or J. KAUFMANN
& BROS., bmlthfleld st. and Fifth av. deU-lMt
SHEFFIELD ST.. ALLEGHENY BEAUTI
FUL brick dwelling, 12 rooms large hall and
orch: all conveniences; possession April 1.
LACK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. de!4-63-TWSut
THREE BRICK HOUSES IN ALLEGHENY.
Central St., neir ncaverav.; seven rooms
both gases, slate mantles; possession at once;
rent X. RLACK It, BAIRD, 95 Fourth av.
dc!4-6-JiThssnt
Rooms.
FURNISHED ROOMS-FOB HOUSEKEEP
ING. 154FOUR-1H AV. dcl4-8lt
KOOM A FIRST-CLASS. FURNISHED
tront room: both gases etc; ror one or two
gentlemen. -B THIRD AV. del4-131t
ROOMS THREE FURNISHED. WITH
piano, 835. LOOM 1, 173 Federal St., Alle
gheny, dc 14-26 1
B'
OOMS FURNISHED FOB HOUSEKEEP
ING. 41 logan SL.near wyite. aci4-i24f
SUITE OF FIVE ROOJ1S-ON FIRST FLOOR.
563 Fifth av.; nat. gas. water, etc.; 22.
BLACK & BAIRD, 93 Fourth av. deI4-59-TTSt
Business Properties.
BUSINESS STAND-A GOOD ONE ON PENN
av.. East End. with dwelling attached. In
quire of KELLY & ROGERS, No. 6315 Station st ,
East End. dcl4-77t
WAREHOUSE-LARGE FOUR-STORY ONE,
on second av.: elevator, private alley in
rear: good cellar: rent very low to good tcuant.
BLACK & BAIKD, 95 Fourth av. del4-53t
-TTTAREHOUSE-NOW OCCUPIED BY H. J.
VV HEINZ CO., First av.; suitable forman
facturing business or storage. Inquire H. J.
HEINZ CO., No. 191 First av. de!2-3t
Offices, Desk Room. Etc
OFF1CES-1N GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK
Building. Wood and Diamond sts.: singly
or in snlts: all modern Improvements and low
rent. Inquire at THE BANK. oc23-19t
OFFICES-GOOD FRONTOFF1CES ON FIRST
floor No. 106 Fonrth av. C. H. LOVE, No.
93 Fourth av. deI3-18t
Miscellaneous.
STORAGE-SAVE RENTS-MERCHANTS AND
brokers carrying stocks can have office facili
ties free: ILK. track in warehouse: low insurance
and every convenience for handling: money sived
by moderate charges for hauling and' storage;
separate departments for furniture, merchandise,
etc.: Inquire for rates; telephone No. 5.1. W. A.
HOEVELER. Storage, Twelfth and Pike sta.,
Pittsburg. Pa. noKi-59-sut
MEETINGS.
TVTOTICE-MEMBERS OF HAND-1N-.LN
HAND Council No. 09. Jr. O. U. A. M
will meet at tbe council chamber in uniform
on bUNDAY. Dec U. at 1 P. ST, sharp, to at
tend the f nneral of our late-bro., Edward Rnp
pert. Ij. H. CRICK. Secy. tl13-7
AUCTION SALES.
UCTION SALE
ii. TUESDAY MORNING.December 16. 1S90,
At 10 o'clock, at the rooms. No. 311 Markets!.
Handsomo parlor suits, leather sofas, bed
lountres, easy chairs, fancy rockers, ornaments,
clocks, pictures, center tables, fine chamber
suits, (iucorated toilet ware, slate mantel, stone
hearth, rnrlor organ, bair and husk mattresses,
ball, loom and stair carppts in velvet, moquct
and body brussels, linoleum, ball racks, book
cases, leather, patent cane and wood seat
chairs and rockers, mirrors, wardrobes, chiffo
niers, secretaries, extension tables, etc
Also at tbe same place at 2 o'clock in the aft
ernoon lot toys, Christmas goods, dishes, can
dies, etc "
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
dell-ISO Auctioneers.
Fire Goods! Fire Goods!
AT AUCTION.
About 1,500 Boxes of Candies. Cigars, Pre
serves, etc, slightly damaccd at Reymer Bros.'
fire, will be sold at tbe auction rooms, No. 311
Market street,
MONDAY MORNING. DEC. 15, at 10 o'clock.
Th8se goods were strictly first-clas. and but
sllgbtly damaged by firo and water, but will
positively be sold witbont reserve "
For sale for account of whom It mav concern.
HliNRY AUCTION CO.,
del3-53 Auctioneers.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
steam snagbnat United f-tates Ehgineer
office. Savannah, Ga.. Dec 1. 1890. Sealed pro
posals in triplicate for-building a steam snag
boat and for fnrnisbing material and machinery
for same will be received at this nffiro until 12
o'clock M., citv time, on the 30TU DAY OF DE
CEMBER, 1S90. The attention orbldders Is in
vited to the acta of Con-tress approved Feb. 26,
18S5.and Feb. 23, 10X7, Vol. Ei, page 332. and
Vol. 24, page 414, Statutes at Large. For all
necessary information apply to O. M. CARTER,
1st Lieut.. Corps of Engineers, U. S. A.
del2-8i-12.10.ll.15. 23. 27
KEinycor.L.
L. H. HARRIS DRUG CO.,
Nos. 48 and 48 Seventh Av.
We respectfully announce that wa bave se
cured thelarge and substantial buildings of tbe
BINDLEY HARDWARE CO..
Seventh avenne, opposite New Grant street,
to which location wo hive removed our office
and such cnods as bave arrived since the de
struction of our Liberty street warehouse by
fire.
We are not yet fully prepared to snpolv the
wants ot onr customers, nut nopo to ue anio to
do sn in t.io course of ten days or two weeks.
In tho meantime if onr friends will entrust
their orders to us we hope to be able to snpply
their more pressing needs without material
delay.
L H. HARRIS DRUG CO.,
Nos. 46 and 48 Seventh Av.
PITTSBURG. Pa.. Dec 13. 1890. de!3-82
The Electrical Construction and
Maintenance Company,
Electrical Engineers and Contractors. Electric
Bells, Burglar Alarms, Annunciators, etc, In
candescent Light and Bell Wiring a specialty.
Sole agents for the Jenney motors.
125 FIFTH AVENUE, Pittsburg, Pa.
Telephone 1774 oc!3-H3-su
PATENTS.
O. D. LEVIS, Solicitor of patents.
131 Fifth avenue, aboveSmUbfield, next Leader
office. No delay. Established 20 years. se26l3
CHRISTMAS GIFTS WE MAKE RE
MITTANCES of tl and npward to any
Birt of the Old Country. .MAX SCHAif
ERG & CO., Foteign Bankers and Steamship
Agents, 527 Bmlthfleld at., Pittsburg, Pa. Es
tablished ISCfl. no23-W3u
T A FTT7 TV-AGENTS FOR OLINE'S
VV-n-iN -I--C..U Portable Heaters; best
seller in the market; no more cold feot; no
smoke;'no smell: used in nooses or any kind of
Teblcle. H. H. HAYS, furniture and honse
hokl goods. 26S4 and 138 Psnn ave. nol9-92-sa
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
FORJ3ALR
The Cheapest Property
Now on the Market.
Eight minutes from Wilklnsbnrg station,
three minutes from tbe Duqnesno traction, 21
large lots, gently sloping, nicely situated and
unsurpas'cd for building purposes. A prompt
buyer may secure tbe entire tract for J1.S0O, and
obtain a bargain of a character very rare these
days. Tbese lots shonld bo readily salable to
average at least f 130 each, thus yielding a
handsome profit.
CHARLES SOMERS & CO,
de!3-l3 313 Wood street.
TO LET
BY CHARLES SOMERS & CO.,
313 "Wood st, 6019 Penn av. '
128 RURAL AV., E. E-, modern style house,
6 rooms, all convenlences;completeln every
particnlar.
S25 KELLY e3T.. BRUSHTON, 6 rooms, batb.
b. and c water, lanndry: all conveniences.
$2-3 RURAL A V E. E., new bouse. 6 rooms,
modern Unl'lr. all conveniences.
J28 RURAL AV..E.E., 6 rooms, attic etc:
nicely papered and finished thronghontr
everv convenience.
ICO ALLEGHENY. Montgomery av., large
house: all modern conveniences.
$15 EAST LIBERTY, new house, 4 rooms,
pantry, attic, etc
25 Complete new 0-roomcd house; all con
veniences; large lot; nice location, near
Bruthton station. del28
FOR SALE.
Monongahela Valley.
MANUFACTURING OR TOWN SITE.
One Mile of Biver Frontage.
Level gronnd," above overflow, divided by
railroad. Vast supplies of coal. Magnificent
property for manufacturing purposes. A first
class investment at low price named to Janu
ary L Surveys and particulars by'mall, or
ground shown In person.
CHARLES SOMERS & CO,,
313 "Wood St, 6019 Penn Av.
. dell-10-Tbsau
DWELLINGS!
OFFICES!
STORES !
WA "rT-T?'n-For "liable- tenants.
A IN JL -EJ.U whose orders are al
ready entered. Our renting department is an
exclusive feature, supervised by experienced,
prompt and efficient hands. We assume tbe
responsibility of everv detail of management;
snpply tenants, collect rents, make repairs, pay
taxes, place and maintain insurance, etc
We Make and Save Money for Owners.
Charles Somers & Co.,
313 "Wood St,
de!2-99-Tursu
6019 Penn Ave.
I CM PER CENT INVESTMENT-IU.000-
FIFTH AV. Near COURT HOUSE.
New and substantial 11-room brick dwelling,
wido ball with vestibule, especially arranged
for use of a physician; tbe house is modern and
complete in all details, and cost to bnild S7.500;
lot alone, 24x115 feet to an alley, is worth at
least 8 500: terms, reasonable amount cash; bal.
at4Kpercent- 31. F. HIPPLE & CO..
dell-2S-Thrsu 86 Fonrth ave.
4$
FOR SALE! $B,O00!
Elegant New Brick Dwellines, admitted by judges to be tbo best value in the market. Terms,
31,000 cash, balance to suit purchaser.
Elegant new brick dwelling, 8 lar.;e rooms, hall, vestibule, double parlors, bath. Inside, w. ci,
stationary washstand. slate mantels throughout, tile hearths, cbina closet, pantry, back stairs,
inside snntters.cas fixtures, electric bells, handsomely papered and painted, both gases, range,
lanndry, with stationary tnb. front and back Torches indsbade trees: street ewered and pived.
stono sidewalks, lot fenced and everything complete; only ten minutes' ride from the heart of tha
city; this is an exceptional bargain and well worth investigating. Take Wyite av. cable line to
Jnnillast. Houses open.
WM. PETTY &
(jS ' ' 1
L... .
$22,g00 EAST END.
The above cut is a fair representation of tbe appearance of one of the most desirable red
dence properties in the East End. On a 50-foot aspbalt-pavrd and sewered residence street, neat
electric, cable and stoatn cars. Dwelling is new brick, contains 11 rooms and reception tall,
batb, laundry, and, in fact, all modern conveniences and appliances for comfort.
Built by Day Work for Exclusive Use of Present Owner.
(Lot Contains One and Three-Quarters Acres
Of Land, excellent stable and cartage house, large nnmber of beautiful forest trees, etc It (U
aired enough lots could be retailed to reduce cost of dwelling to a minimum.
LOCATION IS UNSURPASSED,
Finest in tha East End; building restrictions, etc Terms to suit purchaser. Rsaionsforislllaf.
owner If going abroad. For particulars ses
96 FOURTH
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
FIVE
HUNDRED
DOLLARS
Less than tbo adjoining lots can be bought for.'
tl.OCO. terms to suit purchaser, will buy a lot
50x125 feet, located in the heart of tbe East
End, on a pavad and sewered avenne. sur
rounded by fine dwellings. This is 8500 Jess
than vnu can buy adjoining lots for. W. C.
STEWART, 107 Fourth av. noSO-S&Su
CHEAP
LOT.
33,750, terms to suit purchaser, will bay that
elegant building site, 60x3X1 feet, located on
Forbes street, corner of Murdoch, just at tbo
eastern entrance of the park.
Think of it, only 175 a foot front for property
200 feet deep on ono of the main paved avenues
in the East End. and just at the nark entrance.
Why, it-is bonnd to be worthdoublo tbe money
in a short time W. C. STEWART, 137 Fourth
avenne. no2-2S-3n
CHOICE
SHADYSIDE
SITES.
For sale at reasonable prices, and on terms
to snlt pnrcbaser. A nnmber -f the finest
building sites in Shadyside W. C. STEWART,
137 Fourth avenue. no23-i0-su
CASH
ON
HAND.
Have plenty of ready money to loan in sums
of S1.C00 upwards at tbe lowest rates of inter
est on all propcrtv located in Allegheny county.
W. C. STEWART.137 Eourtb. avenue de7-53U.
CHOICE
RESIDENCES
For sale at reasonable prices. A number of
the finest residences in tbe East End. Can
arrange terms to suit purchaser.
W. C. STEWART.
137 Fonrth Ave.
nn23-40-su
TiTT)Tril VISIT ESPICH'S BIRD
K K IX I store while making holiday
U JLJLUJLkJ purchases, and see their larga
line of goods suitable tor
gifts. Tbey have a large lot of imported sing
ing canaries and other sons bird?, and band
some cages: gold fish and aqnarinms; talking
parrots, and all kinds of small pet animals.
640 SMITHFIELD ST.,
noSO-lig-TTSu NEAR SEVENTH AV.
-f.T(S-141.Vw-4t-
CO., 107 Fourth Av.
de!4-104
J,n'M-t'-C'
CO.,
AVENUE.
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