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THE BESETTING SIN.
Rev. Dr. Izer's Theme lor an Inter
esting Sunday Discourse.
TYESTIXGBOUSE ASD HIS FEIEKDS.
The Eecent Action of the E. r. Tresbjlerj
Attacked and Defended.
OTIIEE POLHT TOflCS OP lESTEKItAI
The theme of the discourse of Itev. Dr.
Izer at Christ M. E. Church last evening
was "Besetting Sins." He said: "A per
fect personal consecration and employment
of powers and possessions for the glory of
God and the welfare of humanity is the
qualification absolutely demanded in order
to the attainment and experience of eternal
life. The lack in any inquirer after eternal
lif" may be a single or a manifold lack, and
it will be, in its nature and character pe
culiar to the inquirer himself. But wint
erer may be lacking in anyone, when all
besides shall have been fulfilled save one
thing, will be found to be the besetting sin
of that particular inquirer after eternal life.
With one, it may be sordidness and
Bvaricc, greed and love of gain, a massing
and a withholding more than is meet, the
hoarding of pioperty instead ot turning it
into channels of usefulness and beneficence.
With another it mav be pride. He may be
called upon to crucify conceit and haughti
ness and vain self-esteem. With another it
mav be sintul ambition. He may he com
pelled to change bis entire aim and plan
for lire. With another it may be godless as
sociates or incontinent pleasures, and he
may be driven to eschew old companions
and seek new fellowships.
"Kesettmg sins are legion, as classes of
sinners are legion; to every class its own
peculiar sin. The sins easily parted with
sire re.idily given up; the indulgences
slightly gratifying are readily foregone; the
demands for consecration and sacrifice iu
the service of God and humanity, of the
things vie little value and in no sense prize,
are cordially met. But, ah, the one darling
sin; the one sweet indulgence; the one cher
ished idol, we find it hard, indeed, to
divorce ourselves from it.
"Men lose etemal life for one thing.
Though, indeed tbey indulge themselves
in many sins ti.ey could, with little incon
venience and would with great willingness,
Jorego all save one, if thereby they might
have eternal life. It is in the last analysis
the one sin, the besetting sin. in our lives
that destroys us; the sin th.it is dearer to us
than life is the one that we cling to at cost
of life eternal."
A SEEMOK ON F-ErENDSEIP
Preached in the West End, Yesterday
Morning, by Rev. E. K. Donehoo.
Rev. 11 K. Donehoo chose for his morn
ing suhject yesterday, "Friendship." John
35:13 furnished a suitable text. It was as
follows: "Hence'orth I call you not ser
vants, for the servant knoweth not what his
Lord doeth. but I have called you friends."
Mr. Donehoo s.iid: "The term friend is
sometimes used very loosely. Its meaning
is degraded until it scarcely implies any
thing. Those who are united by ties of
blood are called friends, even though very
little love, or l.llowship, or confidence
erists between tneni We call those our
friends who are on amiable terms with us,
and sad it is to say such friendships occas
ionally prove no stronger than "a rope of
sand; a pufl'ot air will be sufficieu to dis
solve them.
"The true friend will defend vour name
against the tongue of calumny, and will not
blush, to recognize you on any occasion. In
the day of adversity he will assist yon; in
sickness he will comfort you: in death he
will be near you, and when you are gone be
will cherish your memory and defend vour
bonor. Some people think it betokens their
love tor you when they address you in slang
language, call you by soun- familiar nick"
name or slap you on the back or take other
Mich liberties as degrades you in the sight of
others and humiliates you in your own esti
mation. Friends like thai are a nuisance
wnich we can readily get along as well with
out. ".Much of that which passes under the
name ot friendship is of a quality that lasts
only when the sun shines apiiroviiizlv, but
vanishes with the first blast of adversity.
I! George Westinghouse wants to know ex
actly how many real friends he has, let him
allow his affairs to remain in their present
mix until the inevitable overtakes him.
The discoveries which he will thus make
will far surpass any that has ever yet been
vouchsafed to him in the realm of physics
or mechanics. Driden knew what he was
talking about when he declared that 'The
w re -lied have no Iriends."'
GOB'S ETERNAL "WATCHFDLNESS.
Rev. S. W.arcCorkle Tells Hon the Heavenly
Jewels Arc Guarded.
' 'They shall be mine,' saith the Lord,
in that day when I make up my jewels ' "
wss the text used by R?v. S. W. McCorkle
nt the Firtt Congregational Church, Frank
liu and Manhattan streets, Allegheny, ves
terday morning. The minister said: "In
our text we have the impressive sightof God
standing forth and saying of every dear child
of His, 'you are my jewel.' God ransacks
the universe to find language to fittingly
portray His thought of us as His children.
Jewels represent the highest known values
to men, being so costly that they are owned
by governments, kings, millionaires. God
usesthe thing which represents the highest
value to men to show His estimate of His
children. It is true also that jewels repre
sent the greatest known beauty to man, but
when God starts in search of beauty He
passes by man's estimate and finds supreme
loveliness in humble, elect souls, redeemed
by the blood of Christ. Again, as the jewel
represents costly and self-sacrificing toil in
its discovery and ownership, so does the re
demption ot even one soul. Who can esti
mate the cost lo the Son of God o: even the
humblest brilliant in his diadem?
"Further, as virilance, life itself is cease
lessly employed to prevent the surrender of
these precious treasures, even so God's eye
is vigilant, and His hand powerful for our
salvation. Again, gems must be cut and
polished belore their real value is known;
they are never worn in the rough. Suffer
ing has its distinct ministry in the strength
ening and beautiiying of character. It was
also shown that it is the distinct province of'
gems to shine. When they become ravless
their value is gone. The Christian, like the
man of mythology, must carry a light and
set blazing the torches ot others. God's
jewels must shine."
THE COVENANTEE TRIALS
Dwelt Consistently Upon Yesterday Alter
soon by Rev. D. McAllister.
At the Eighth Street Iiefortued Presby
terian Church yesterday afternoon Key. D.
McAllister, preaching on the text of "Hear
Ye the Lord," referred to the "recent trials
ot the Covenanter Church." He said that
the lact that seven congregations were at the
present time without ministers was a tribu
lation and calamity which was traceable to
the hand oi God. The Lord had seen fit to
place this affliction on His church, and it
was one that might not be remedied during
the time of the present generation. It had
1 cen said that the suspended ministers suf
fered most fiotu the action of the Presbv-t-ry,
but what was an undoubted affl ction
to them was as great a sorrow and cause of
concern to their congregation and
the Ee.ormed Presbyterian Cnurch. The
Court ot the House of the Lord had been
censured for the suspensions, but he could
say it was a matter of the greatest sorrow to
him personally to have been compelled to
sit on judgment on men some of whom were
his dearest friends.
The finding of the court had tbeen prac
tically unanimous, and the action taken was
not the choice of the court, but the execu
tion of the decrees of the Lord. The Lord
saw fit to place this affliction upon the min
isters aud the members of the Beformed
Presbyterian Church, aud they could not
but accept it.
OUTSPOKEN OPPOSITION
To the Suspension of R. P. Preachers by
Their Vrcsbjtery Dr. Townsend's Idea
or the Case How He looks at the Wil
kiusburs Church Trials.
During his sermon on "TJniUrianism"
yesterday, Eev. Dr. J. G. Townsend said:
"Our thoughts make or mar us. The low,
false thought makes the li'e mean and false.
Other things fccing the S3rae, the purer and
truer, our thinking, the purer and truer our
lives. The outward is the inward thought
taking form, and it is because we believe
our thought is truer, our wprld theory nobler,
that this church has been established in the
orthodox citadel."
Dr. Townsend's "topic" for the day was
"The JJ. P. Presbytery and the suspended
ministers," of which he said: "The Pres
bytery of the It. P. Church has recently
suspended seven or eight ministers. And
for what? For immorality? There has not
been a shadow of suspicion upon their spot
less names. t)ut what have they done?
They have asserted their right to cast a
ballot with their countrymen their crime
is that tbey .are American citizens. And
for this a Presbytery composed of Christian
ministers and Cnristian laymen has sus
pended them from the ministry.
"These suspended ministers cannot
sprinkle upon the face of a child the crystal
waters of baptism; thev cannot counsel the
impenitent; they cannot pray with the
dying, or go to the bereaved home
where the dark angel has made his visita
tion. But they have broken a law of the
church. An infamous law is better broken
than kept. What Tight had the It. P.
Church to make this law? And n hat right
has the Presbytery to enforce it? Is uot
such a law a super-Christianity? The mem
bers of that Presbytery believe that verse of
Revelations inspired which declares that if
any man shall add to the words of the
prophecy of the Book, God shall add to
him the plagues which are written in the
Book. And have not they added to the
simple and beautilul teachings of the Mas
ter rules of their own making?. They pro
fess to he the disciples of Jesus, and yet
have made harriers so high that if the
Xazarene were to reappear on earth He could
not enter their churches. These members
of the Presbytery make the rules of their
little sect higher than the words of Christ.
It their ministers keep all the words of
Jesus; if they incarnate the golden rule; if
they visit the sick and the poor; if they
preach the sublime ethics of the Sermon on
the Monut from the throne of a holy life,
even if they are the real inward disciples of
their Lord, but claim also the right to be
American citizens, they, forsooth, must be
silenced and driven from the church 1
"These men make that church both an
anachronism and an oligarchy. Let them be
assured of this, that their "letter worship
will surely kill the spirit oi the church.
The church must expand, break through the
chrysalis of these antiquated and unjust
rules or it will die. These men have created
a super-Christianity. Thev have laid, of
their own devising, heavy burdens upon J
tnose whose Uhrist-touched burdens had dis
solved away. They are the direct descend
ants of John Calvin, and would, if they
were living in his time, warm their hands at
the flames that consumed Servetus."
ONLY ONE JUDGMENT.
Beyond the Grave There Is No Promise of
Redemption.
Est. Samuel B. McCormick preached last
night, on the parablefof the two virgins, at
the Central Presbyterian Church, Anderson
street, Allegheny. Passing entirely the
story of the parable, he said Christ had all
mankind divided into two classes, those who
are ready and those who are not ready. Said
he: "The tests of man's readiness is the
preparation for the coming of Christ. He
may come when we are asleep or awake, and
the man who is prepared is ready at any
time. Of Christ's coming we are "assured,
but of the time of His coming even Christ
Himself has said He knew it not Tberefore.all
those who fir the time ol the coming are either
suffering lrum the fancies of an enfeebled
tnind, or are downright impostors. If Christ
himself does not know, men are not likely to
be preferred before Him.
"Christ's coming is uncertain and in
dividual preparation must determine for
ever our admission or exclusion from
heaven. A man cannot go in on another
man's piety. The wise virgins could not
give to the loolish ones their oil and so a
man cannot crowd in on the plea of belong
ing to a church can't send for a preacher
and be prayed into heaven. It is like a
boat race, where all depends on the final
spurt The crew that has had the best pre
vious training will win.fFitness by prepara
tion will tell in the next world'as wtll as
this. With death comes judgment and be
yond the grave there is no redemption."
HELD AN INFORMAL SERVICE.
No Sermon Preached Yesterday In the Alle
gheny R. P. Church.
A very pretty prayer service was held
yesterday afternoon at the Allegheny Re
formed Presbyterian Church, Sandusky
and North Diamond streets. As the pasior,
ltev. J. K. J. Milligan, is now under a cloud
for making the discovery that he had rights
of citizenship, no regular sermon was
preached there.
Only an informal prayer meeting was
held at 4 o'clock. The pastor appeared as
one oi the congregation. Prayers were
offeredup by various members of the con
gregation, arid no re'erence was made to the
trial except that these services would be
continued until the meeting of the Synod.
noRSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
For Night Sweats
Of consumption, gives speedy benefit.
Horses and Slates.
Thirty head of draught and general pur
nose horses arrived at the stables of the
Arnheini Live Stock Company, Lim., at
52 Second avenue, Pittsburg, Pa., weighing
trom 1,300 to 1,750 pounds each, which were
selected with great care. Anyone wishing
to purchase a horse should not fail to call,
as theyguarantee to sell them for less money
than anyone else on the market They made
it their point to handle sound stock. Their
muleyards are filled with 75 head of choice
stock of all sizes. Irora the smallest pit mule
to thelargest draugbtmule. Those animals
are without doubt the bestquality and shape
ever brought to this market D
Attend Our Great Muslin Underwear Sale,
Showing best val ues ever offered. Complete
lines of extra sized garments.
A. G. Campbell & Sons,
27 Fifth avenue. s "
B.&B.
Chaixies The new ones for 1S91, best
all-wool French goods and handsome ones
opened to-day. Head display ad this paper.
Boggs & Buhl.
SI. SI. Week. 81, 81.
Fine cabinet photos 51 a doz. for this
week at Aufrecht's Elite Gallery, 616 Mar
ket street. v,ome early; rain orsbine, bring
the children. Only one week. Tell your
neighbor of this.
Excursion to Cincinnati; 6.
The Baltimore and Ohio Kailroad will
sell excursion tickets to Cincinnati, O., at
rate $11 20 for the round trip. Tickets good
for return passage until February 3, 1891,
inclusive. r
PlLSNEEBEEBisan excellent brew. All
good bars. Ieon Oitsn Bbeweby.
gpeclal Rent Lists to-day.
T&E '
t&Visplay advertisement -one dollar per
iqxtare for one insertion. Classified advertise
ments on this page, such as Wanted, For Sale,
To LcL.clc., ten cents per line or each inser
tion, and none lakm for less than thirty cents.
Top Une being displayed counts as two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS OFFICE,
Cor. Smlthfleld and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. "WHERE
"WANT, "0K SALE, TO LET. AND OTHEU
TRANSIENT ADVEKl'ISEMENTS WILL HE
B1XK1VI.D UP TO 9 P. M. FOlt INSERTION.
Advertisements shoala be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts -n ltli Tim DisrATcn.
FOlt THE SUDTHSIDK. NO. H1J CAHSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. ffi.
, FOR THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, 6111
FLNN AVE.
PITTSRUliU ADDITIONAL.
THOMAS McCAFFRKT 3:09 Butler street.
EM1L G. STUCKKY, sitl, trect and Pcnn aye.
ALLEGHENY.
A.J. KAF.RCHEK. 59 Kcdsral street.
H. J. JIcBRME, llsrkct House, Allegheny.
F. II. EGG El'.S A SON. Ohio and Chestnut 'sts.
TUOJIAb JlcHEN RY, Western and Irwin aves.
G. W.HUGHES. Pennsylvania xnd Beaver aves.
PERRY 31. GLE1M. Rebecca and Alleithenv arcs.
WANTED.
Male Helv.
bWY WITH SOME EXPERIENCE IN IHlt-
HEK business. 318 GRANT ST. laIO-3
CANVASSER-INTELLIGENT, FOR CEN
TURY Dictionary. H. WATTS, 431 Wood st
Jail 43-D
FOREMAN-FOR PAPER BOX FACTORY:
must understand business thoroughly, and
be able to tlrnrc accurately on Jobs of both com
mon and line work: steady position for the rlsht
man: slate wages wanted. THE K. D. BOX CO.,
Cleveland, O. . ja)7-l-D
HOSTLEB-A OOD HOSTLER: APPLY AT
once. 543 GRANT sr. laW-18
- TAN -AN ACTIVE MAN: SALARY TO
JrJL begin $70 to 30 monthly, to represent In bis
own State outside large cities a responsible New
York house: references. .MANUFACTURER,
Lock Box liSj, N. Y. sel4-136-M
ORGANIZERS-GOOD MEN FOR ENDOW
MENT Order. Aadrcss iKJII-ANNUAL
ENDOWMENT LEAGUE, 11 E. Fayette St., Bal
timore. Md. J.iID-2
EOLLER-FOIt A 9-INCH MILL: MUST BE
competent to roll all kinds or small file steel.
Including taper steel and small bevels; must ..Iso
roll a tlrsl-cliss guide round: a good position for
a steady, reliable mechanic: present relations In
every department of the works pleasant and cor
dial. Address WILSON, 17 Tribune Building,
New York, N.Y. JaI3-40-l
SALESMEN ON SALARY OK COMMISSION
to handle the new patent chemical Ink erasing
pencil: the greatest selling novelty ever produced:
erases ink thoroughly in two seconds: no abrasion
of paper; StiOto 50J per tent proht: onr agent's
talcs amounted toS2o in slxdav-: another &2 In
two hours: wc want one energetic general agent
for each state and Territory: sauip'c bv mail. "e.
For terms and rntl particulars address THE
MONROE ERASER MFG. CO., La Crosse. Wis.
al7-9
YOUNG MAN-ABOUT IS YEARS OF AGE
to assist In cltyomce of manufacturing linn;
give reference: state age and where educated. Ad
dress in own writing, L. M. & IS., Dispatch office.
JalMO
TWO OENTI.EMEN-EACH TO FILL RE
SPONSIBLE position. ROOM 50- Hamilton
building. jal9-ll
OJT COALMINERS-STEADY EMPLOYMENT
jilt) and good wages. AddressIIILLIARD COAL
AND COKE CO., LIM., 116 West JeHerson street,
JJutler, Pa. Jal7-18
Agents.
AGENTS TO SELL AND EVERYBODY TO
use Dr. O'Keefe's 7h cent pills. Good as
gold. Dr. O'Keefe's liver pills, cold orcatarrn
p.lls. cough pill, diarrhoea pills, dispepsla pills,
rhuematlsm pills, headache pills, skin eruption
pills, worm pills, kidney pills, lcucorrhcea pills,
backache pills. e;e pills, teething pills, asthma
pills, croup pills, sore throat pills, nerve pills,
nervous debility pills, whooping cough pills, non
cathartic pills, malaria plIlF, piles pills. Price
IScents: large bottles 1. Dh. O'KEEFEA; CO..
Homeopathic Chemists. 34 Fifth av., Pittsburg.
"Will move to 70S Smlthfleld st. April 1. Jal9-I4-D
AGENTS-ADVERTISING THERMOMETERS
for sale: agents wauled: goods sell to largest
and sonnd concerns: 100,0110 used by one lira
alone: good men clear from ?40 to flo per week.
Address, with reference and experience, to CON
SOLIDATED THERSIOMErER COMPANY OF
AMERICA, 64 North Fourth St., Philadelphia-
Ial9-M
3Iale and female Help.
HOTEL COOKS DINING-ROOM GIRLS,
chambermaids, dishwashers, ladv and
maid, huusekceper. cook and chambermaid for
small famltv, too house girls, 4 colored nurse girls.
MEEHAN'S. 545Grntst., city. jal9-D
NIGHT CLERK - PORTER, LAUNDRESS
and dining-room girls lor hotel, cooks,
chambermaids, nurses, house girls. German and
colored girls, farm lianas, waiters, drivers.
31RS. E. THOMPSON. COS Grant st. Jal7-MThs
Situations.
POSITION AS BOOKKEEPER. ASSISTANT
bookkeeper or invoice clerk: fair penman,
raDld and quick at figures and competent to till
any position. Address MACK, Dispatch office,
JalS-11
S1TUATION-ASMINE BOSS OR SUPERIN
TENDENT or mines by a man having flrst
classcertlncatcand 15 years practical experience
in coat fields oi Western Pennsylvania: part of
the time as mine boss: can furnish recommenda
tion from present employer and give reasons for
leaving present situation. Address C li.. Dls
patch office. )al-S-Mws
Farmers.
GENTLEMAN AN ENTERPRISING ONE
to buy a half Interest In one or thcbestDjy
ing legitimate enterprises in Pittsburg; centrally
located: price asked ror half interest 111.000: to
those meaning business particulars will be fur
nished upon giving satisfactory reference. Ad
dress REFERENCE, Dispatch oSce. JaI4-3l
Hoarders and Lodgers.
BOARDERS-OCCUPANTS FOR A NICELY
lumlshvd front or unlurnlshed rooms, with
alcove: terms reasonable, location desirable and
convenient to eahlc lines and P. R. IJ. Address
KINGSLEIGH, East Liberty P. O. Jal8-143
Financial.
IF YOU WANT TO BORROW OR LOAN
money on mortgages, "buv or sell real estate,
w a have the best ot facilities for handling property
and placing of moneys. .McLAIN iZUGSMITH,
437Urantst. iais-3G
JalS-36
JANDLORDSTO BRING IN YOUR VACANT
J'prcnertles early. In order that we may find
you good tenants; we have fromij to 50 applica
tions lor houses dally. CAMPBELL Co.. Real
Estate, 1412 Carson st. . 1.-.19-19
MORI GAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
county property at lowest rates. HENRI'
A. WEAVER A CO.. 92 Fourth avenne. rch--D
TO LOANJ50O,O0O, 13 AMOUNTS OF J3.000
ajid upward, on city aud suburban property,
on 5 per cent: also smaller amounts at 6 per cent.
BLACK & BA1UD, 9o Fourth avenue.
sc21-d2Co
TO LOAN -1200,000 ON MORTGAGES flOO
and unward at C per cent: i00.000 at44 per
cent on residences or business property, vacant
lotsorfarms. S. H. FKtNCH, 125 Fourth ave.
OC23-D
Sllscellaneoas.
ALLTO USE JONES' BEDBUG PARALYZF.il
Jones' Magic Roach Powder: contains no
f olson; roaches banished oy contract; satlsfac
lou given or no pay. Prepared by GEO. "W.
JONES. 22 Federafst,, Allegheny, Pa. Sold by
all first-class druggists. Residcuce No. 80 Mon
tery st. Jii-42-Mvr
BED-AN OAK SECOND HANDED FOLDING
bed. bureau or wardrobe stjlc with minor
preferred. Address M. JJ. li., Jiatt Liberty P. O.
ja'lS-145
EVERY LADY-M 1SHING TO HE HER OWN
dressmaker to call at 616 l'enn ave. (op
posite Home's stores) and Investigate MADAMS
ILESHER's ladles' tailoring sys:cm; no risk;
parlies responsible: school now open. no 19-23
F
OR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT-NOTHING
WOUld Tlle&SIt J.O well c nlffrlif rnnnln. '.w
Homesewlug Machne:jou want thcbcsunnd
the N ew Home fills the Ideal every time: wlllmake
a special reduction until Christmas: open every
night,. at II. CARTER'S. 19 sixth St.. two doors
below HIJou. dcrc-lS-siwr
FOK SALE 13IFHOVED ItEAL ESTATE.
City ItoJdences.
CO 750 rjGHTKEJfXHi: WARD. ONE
C3LM 6cjuare from Rutlcrjai icornor lot, 120xli;
substantial brick liouseeignt'.rooms. hah, etc.:
nicely painted and In prliO&oJidcT: grounds lay
nicely and afford room loraiutmhcrol buildings.
(b53). CHARLES SOMEIfcTS CO., 313 Wood si..
6019 Penn av. jais-121'
QQ lOO-ON TWENTY-FIFTH
ST.. NEAR
SjJtJi arall st..
" - ---" " fc V- 9LUI J llltlllb U"Ullllfi V
711. c iuuiiis auu summer kitchen: cemcntc-ci ccuar,
tewercd. hall, vestibule, side alley entrance, gas
.;"1..w.lt9r, UP n(l 'own stairs, lot 20x60 lect.
CAMPBELL & CO., Brokers, 1412 Carson st.
ial9-19
QpT 500-ON SARAH ST.. NEAUTWENTY
OO THIRD St.; two-storv brick dwelling of
eight rooms and hall room: "fine hall, vestibule,
both gases, well sewered, good dry cellar, all in
good repair, lot 20x120 feet. CAMPBELL A CO.,
Brokers, 1412 Carson st. Jal9-19
SO OOO--ON SIDNEY ST., NEAR NINE
i" TEENTH St.: two-story Irame dwelling
01 five rooms: good cellar, side allev entrance, In
best or repair, lot 20x60 leet: this Is a bargain.
CAMPBELL &. CO., brokers, 1412 Carson st.
Jal9-19
Q 6S0-ON SIDNEY ST.. NEAR E1GH
3jn TEENTH st : two-story frame dwelling
ot six rooms and outside kitchen: gas throughout,
inside and outside stairway, lot 20x60 reet.
CAMPBELL CO., Brokers, 1112 Carson st.
Jaia-lS
QQ 500-ON SARAH SI'., SOUTIISIDE,
tJDOl near Eighteenth St.; fine two-siory brick
dwelling orslx rooms: hall, vestibule, both gases,
well sewered, lot 20x60 feet. CAMPBELL & CO.,
Brokers 1412 Carson st. Jai-19
QQ 300-AUOOD BRICK HOUSE. 6 ROOMS,
OU7 attic, laundry, bath, both gases; on Web
ster are., near Erin st. : terms very reasonable If
Srooerty Is sold soon. (S3). See W. A. HERRON
SOKB, 80 Fourth T, .-JSll.BO.B.H.ie.W
PITTSBURG-' ' DISPATCH.' '
FOlt SALE IMPROVED KEAfc ESTATE.
-i.n .w. .. . . , -.-.-. MIM .,.. -" '
City Residence.
CENTER AVENUE-SPLENDID BRICK RESI
DENCE with 2 lots on Center avenue, Cl-y:
10 spacious rooms. 2 bathrooms, with lavatorial
lacllltlcs. furnace, natnral gas. seven-foot hall
way: every thins in and around the premises In
the most perlcet order: location nncxcellcd for
branty and convenience: 2 lots. 40 lcct front, ex
tending through to an alley; nice plot In front
side and rear: will bosoldonverycgonmodating
terms. J AS. W. DRAPE Jt CO., 129 Fourth ave
nue, Pittsburg. ja!7-45-D
GOIWELL ST.-UEST PART OF STREET:
new two-story brick, eight rooms: all con
veniences: we have a very low price to quiet
buyer. 1JAXTER THOMPSON Jfc CO.. 102 Fourth
aveuue. Jal8-141-Mwrsn
HOUSES-IN TnE LOWER PART OF THE
city. First av.. Second av.. Third av.. etc.:
several honscs that arc cheap at pkOOO, $7,000.
fci.000. l,0COandMa.0O0. and on liberal terms. C.
II. LOVE, 93 Fourth ay. j,alS-33
"TTICKROY AND CHESTNUT STREETS-BAR-
(SAIN for a short time only: new two-story
and roansnrd brick store and dwelling: lot 24xlto
to Coward at.: an A t Investment: rents for $GJ
per month. THUS. LIUGEIT, 71 Diamond st.
J.i!I-36-cod
TTTEBfTEIt AVENUE-TIIE RESIDENCE
v antflarge corner lot, Webster av. and 'Ihlr-tv-thlrd
st.. lot about 150 by about 200 feet, with
large residence anil shade and rrult trees thereon,
will be sold at public sale cdnesday afternoon,
Jan. 23, at 2 o'clock, on tho premises: terms and
furiher particulars from JAS. W. DR.IPK& CO..
Agents and Auctioneers, 129 Fourth av.. Pitts
burg. Jal7-45-D
Q- Q 300 - A PAYING INVESTMENT.
ijXtJl property now routing for fl.Wl per
vear. and will bring more alter April: price,
fl.T.5M. If sold soon. The property Is well Im-
? roved, the buildings good: two squares from
'ifth av., a lew minutes from the postotficc. (78)
See W. A. HERRON &SONS, No. 80 Fourth av. -
jaJ-SHlTh
East End Residences.
EAST END RESIDENCE-FOR P.700 TO A
quick btiver. that Is worth f0.rOft: its location
Is firi-class: the house Is a good brick, in a No. 1
condition: all uioderu Improvements; terms reas
onable. 0. II. LOVE. ,93 Fourth ay. 1.118-51
FIFTH AV.. SHADYSIDE-SURROUNUEI)
by the most costly aud desirable residences
in the cltv: an elegant residence: late style, hard
wood finish: all of the most modern improve
ments: stable, outbuildings; lot 110x220 feet; at a
very reasonable price. (13)) W. A. HERRON
SONS. No. 80 Fourth av. JalO-50-16, 19,22.21"
TTUFTH AV.-
BUILDING 70x200 FEET. NICE-
1? LY elevated:
frultand oruainentil trees: ad-
Joining the fine reldcnce or the Mioses Moor
hed. East End. (76.) see W. A. HERRON &
SONS. 80 Fourth ay. Ja7-4D-9,14,19,23,27,31
HUSESTIMLVY Ar3 0'CLOCKTi7ra7rBY
order of the Orphans' Court, on the prem
ises, two fine brick houses. Nos. 6200-6202 Walnut
St., between Hiland and Shady a vs.. E. 11. with
large lot: must be sold to settle thecstate of Eliza
beth Holt, deceased. See W. A. HERRON &
SONS, No. 80 Fourth av. JalS-94
TTOUSES-TO-DAY
AT 3 O'CLOCK P. M. ; ON
I 1 the premises, bv
order of Orphans' Court:
two fine houses on Walnut street, near Shady av..
jass r no, corner 01 rancrson St.: to close inecs
tatc of Mrs. K. Holt, deceased. For particulars
see W. A. HERRON JtSONS, No. 80 Foarth av.
JalS-94
HOUSES IN THE EAST END-SKVE (AL
hou.es and lots varying In price trom 82,500
tol,5toihatnre good value and well located. C.
H. LOVE. 93 Fourth ay. Jal8-53
HOUSE OF 7 ROOMS-LOT 50X190 ON LIN
COLN ay.. E. K: paved and sewered: the
best bargain In Iiist Liberty to-ilavrorihe money,
beo M. P. HOWLEY & SON, 127 Fourth ay.
Jal7-53
IN THE EAST END-A NICE DWELLING
and large corner lot, fruit trees, etc.. In good
location: eight rooms, bath, natural gas. etc..
etc., all in fine order; dwelling almost new; easy
terms: Immediate possession. JAS.W. DRAPER
CO., 129 Fcurth av., l'ittsbcrg. Jal7-40D
NEW TWO-STORY FRAME OF EIGHT
rooms:, a complete home: three minutes
trom Duquesne Traction, and In the best part of
East End: very easy terms: Immediate possession.
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth av.
jal8-140.JIFSu"
STANTON AV.-NEW 2-STORY BRICK. 8
rooms, complete In every detail: 1 square
from North Highland av. : low price: immediate
possession. BAXTlElt THOMPSON & CO.. 162
Fourth av. Jal8-141
Q- 000-FOR ABOUT THE BEST NEW
OJLtJ) house In the East End: location unsur-
fiassed aud the finest finished lionsc for the price
n the city has all the modern improvements and
convcidences now known: must be seen to be ap
preciated. C. H. LOVr, 93 Fourth ay. iaI3-53
AUeglienv Residences.
FREEMONT ST., ALLFUHENY-2-STORY
brick, 8 rooms, all possible conveniences, lot
20x160 to 4 '-foot street: low price to prompt
buyer. BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.. l62Fourth
avenue. jalS-139-MThsu
HOUSES AND LOTS THREE OI! FOUR VERY
desirable properties. In Allegheny City, va
North av., Fremont St., Taylor ay., Esplenade.
Taggart st. and a number of" other good stmts:
these arc all desirable properties, and the prices
and terms are such as to make them attractive.
C. H. LOVE. 9.1 i ourtli ay. Jal8-53
ON S1.UC0 PAYMENTS-HOUSE AND LOT IN
Allegheny, one square from the parks aud
street cars, a brick house of seven rooms, with
bath, attic, ball, cellar, natural cas. etc. etc.;
all iu good order: (LOOO don n and SI. 0C0 annually.
JAS. W. DRAPE Jt CO., 129 Fourth av.. Pitts
burg. - J.1I7-46-D
SQ 300 A REBECCA "ST., ALLEGHENY.
O property at a bargain; double Irame, with
storeroom and 6 dwelling rooms, hall, water, gas;
good location and plcasaut situation: lot 20x110,
from street to street. (G 15). CHARLES HOM
ERS CO., 313 Wood st , 6019 Penn ay. Jal8-121
Q1 700-TWO-STORY
BRICK HESIDENCE
in) L. on Park St..
Alleuhcuv. ou larire lot 20rllo.
jiuui street iu street; rents lor ?4oper month; a
cheap property. (GI5). CHARLES feO.MEltb ft
CO.. 313 Wood St.; 0019 Penn av. Jal3-I21
Hazelvtood Residences.
HAZELWCOD-2-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING of 7 rooms, bath, hall, laundry, hard
wood finish, newly papered and patnted.uat. gas.
li. and c water. Inside w. c. sewered, etc: lot
60x120 leet: 2 mluute' walk from Hazelwood sta
tlou and Second Avenue Electric Railway: price,
SO.SO0: terms reasonable. 1RAM. JJUHUHFIEf.D,
158 Fourth av. Ial3-S0
HAZELWOOD-8500 CASH AND 8.T00 PER
year for new two-slorv trick dwelling; six
rooms; front aud rear porches; large cellar: lot
21x120; near Sccouu av. electric and is. Jt o. R. R. :
fare 5 cents. SA31UEL W. BLACK .t CO.. 99
Fourth av. Jal5-6-j:Tlissu'
FOR SALE LOTS.
East End Lots.
LOTS-60X150 ON McCULLYST.. BETWEEN
St. Clair and North Highland av.: also lot
on Euclid av. 127x261, near McCullv st., the cheap
est vacant property iu East Liberty. SecM. P.
HOWLEY Jt SON. 127 Fourth av. JaI7-5J
larms.
T71ARM-100 ACRES, WITH GOOD RESIDENCE
JC and barn, noted for producing fine crops;
also choice fruit: beaullful situation, near rail,
river and good town: heirs make great sicrlflcc
to sell now; half its real value will buy it. ED
W1TTISH, 410Urantst. Jal6-D
ORANGE PLANTATION -t OR SALE OR
exchange: a very fine one or 2S0 acres. In
Southern Florida, on which arc fine buildings
and a largeorange orchard: all tropical fruits can
be raise tticre:. climate healthful: no lung dis
eases there, or liright's disease: vegetables of all
kinds can be raised there every month of the
year: price. 20,000. Apply at once lo J. H.
STEVENSON & CO.. 100 Fifth av. delO
PLANTATION-OF 800 ACRES AND 7 GOLD
mines InJMcDuffic co.. Ga.. on Little river;
250 acres No. I bottom land, raises wheat, com,
oats, sugar cane, etc.; 300 acres upland, half
cleared, raises cotton, etc.: plenty of fruit: 2
dwelling and 6 tenant houses: lovely climate: the
mines vlcld from $10 to 830 per ton; one 5-stamp
mill: price only 810,000: a rare bargain here. J.
II. STEVENSON Jt CO., 100 Fifth av.. Pitts
burg; jal-13
TOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
A SUCCESSFUL SILVERWARE. CHINA,
queenswarc aud wail paper business In a
prosperous manufacturing cltv lu Central Ohio
online of railroad: a corner store and iu the best
jart of the cltv: an old established stand: largo
profits; this Is a first-class busluessopcnlng: satis
factory reasons for selling. Terms, etc.. JAS. TA.
DRAPEJtCO., 129 Fourth av., Pittsburg.
Jal7-40-
BOOT AND SHOE STORE-THE BEST LO
CATED in Cleveland. O., for transient busi
ness on medium-priced goods: can keep well
stocked with 85,000 to p.oon, and discount bills;
cleared $3,030 In 1S90. Address P. O. BOX 40,
Cleveland, O, Sivc correspondence If not desirlns
to pay Invoice; no agents need apply. JalS-la
BUSINESS PROPERTY -ON WOOD. SMITH
FIELD, Liberty, Market sts. and Third av.
Fourth av.. Penn av.and other good streets: some
of the-o properties are lar.e and well worthy of
the attention of moneyed men. C. II. LOVR. 03
Fourth ay. Jal8-33
BUTCHER SHOP-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
stand, with good wagon route: engines,
boilers, machinery of all kinds. 'complete, with
slaughterhouse, three horses wagons, etc.: will
give a long lease If party should not purchase
property. Address J1ARKEP, Dispatch ofllce.
Jal7-7
LUMBER YARD AND PLANING M1LL
vvlth annual business of S15O.C0O, on easy
terms; shoe store, (375; butcher shop. 8250; tin
shop, grocery stores, 5500 to 85,000; restaurant,
livery stable, bikeries, cjgar stores, drugstores,
milk depots. SHEPAltD CO., 151 Fourth av.
.--"5IC-. JK16-
S"
TORE-FINE C1G A IifcTUUES. 8225 TO HC00;
turiuir business. bakerleN. ml
Ktuccry sturcs, $ji u rj.iuu; llgut manujac-
ttikaepots, narowarc.
HOLMES &.CO., 420Sinithll(.ld st.
Jal8-91
Business Properties.
BOARDING HO USE -25 ROOMS. WELL FUR
NISHED, centrally located, doing an excel
lent business: good reasons for selling. Address
S.. Allegheny P.O. JalS-106"
X AWRENCEViLLE-FOR SALE TWO OF
XJ the most desirable properties in Lawrence
vuleand Htoomtleld: cor. or Pcnn av. and Main
st.: lot 51x161x139x134 to io-rt. alley, with large
brick dwelling, 10 rooms and all improvements,
anil frame business house of 6 rooms, storeroom
aud all improvements; also frame house of 3
rooms: a valuable site: will he sold cheap: also
cor. Liberty and Pearl st.. large brick business
house of 13 moms; large storeroom, every modern
Improvement and convenience, good stable,-etc;
the best business site in Bloomfleld: look nt these
properties and give us a'bld. D, DEHEN & SON.
ill2 Penu ar. aud SIS Market st,' ja.1s.13
- 'MONDAY,' "- JAInTJAKtYT
FOR SALE-BUSINESS.
Business Properties.
COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL TUF. MOST FOr
ULARhotcl at Ashtabula Harbor, doing a
first-class bnslnes". and everything In good order,
and a good barroom in connection; accommoda
tions for 45 guests. C. T1MMERMAN, Harbor,
Ashtabula co., O. JaIS-77
PENN AVENUE-THAT VALUABLE.BUSI
NESS property, corner Peon avenue and
Twelfth street, city; 50 feet fronting on said Pcnn
avenue by 100 lect deep running through along
Twelfth street to Mulberry alley; a moat eligible
and valuable business site: to be sold at public
sale ou Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 27, at 2 o'clock,
on the premises. Particulars from JAS. W.
HRAPE & CO.. Agents and Auctioneers, 129
Fourth av.. Pittsburg. )Al7-a-D'
FOR SAIE-ailSCELIVNI.OCS.
Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock. Etc
A FINE PAIR OF MATCn BLACK GELD
1NU horses: IS hands high; suitable lor
hearse or private use, at RED LION STABLES.
Jal9-VJ
DLLlVEltt WAGONS-DELIVERY WAGONS
all styles: ourown make. WM. BCCKER1',
340 to 341 Ohio street, Allegheny, icleplione. 3420.
Jell-7G-MWS'
PONY A VERY PRETTY HARK BAY,
black points, nice tall, inane" and foieton:
la hinds high, sound and kind. Address H. C.
AV HISLER, New Brighton, Pa. JalS-IlT
Macliinery and SIctals.
AUTOMATIC HOISTING ENGINES-WORK
perfectly right and left, with single or
double. drum: second-hand boilers and engines
also on hand: general machine work promptly
executed; corespondenc solicited. COMBINA
TION ENGINECO.. LIM., 3140 fennave., Pltts
Jurg. deI0J-iws
BARGAINS IN SK'JONll.HAND ENGINES
and boilers: one 12x1k. one 11x24. one 10x20.
one 10x16. 9x12, 8x12. 8x11. 7x12. and large stockof
smaller sizes, portables ou wheels and on skids:
pumps, governors, pulleys, chatting, etc. 23-25
Park way, Allegheny, Fa. JOHN S. YOUNG.
3.15-n
rrUIE TAYLOR Ur.CK AUTOMATIC AND
X compound engines for electric light and
railway service: engines and boilers In every size
and style: sawmills and wood-working machin
ery. IIARMES MACHINE DEPOT, IIS First ay.,
Flttsburg. Pa. ilell-92D
THE PORTER DOUTHETT CO.. L1M;.DAR
KAGH st. and Klvcr av., Allegheny, Pa ,
engines boilers and castings. Itepalrlng promptly
attended to. Ja6-86 '
HOISTING ENGINES. DERRICKS AND
derrick forglngs, steel hoisting and guy
ropes in stock: stationary engines and boilers,
shears, clay and ore pans. etc. THOMAS OAi:
LIN'SSONS, Lacoct and Sandusky streets. Alle
gheny, Pa. aui-35-MWK
WEBSTER'S "VACUUM" EXHAUSTSTEAM
Economizer, Feed Water Heater and Puri
fier, is the most perfect device known for heat
lngand purifying the reed water for steam boilers
and manufacturing purposes, and for heating
nulldlngs ot any description without back press
ure on engine, returning the condensation to
the boiler In the one apparatus: readily cleaned
without stopping machinery; all parts accessible;
furnished ou trial for acceptance: send for new
llltlfcfrateil rntiiln.nnnr.nnrln.ln. nriuifc V A IP
f KEN. WEBSTER i CO.. 431 N. 3d, rhiladelphia.
dcJO-54
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL -COLORED
TUCliA. Virginia, etc.
HELP FROM KEN
At PEREGRINO'S.
Jal9-I4
159 Fourth av.
I3ERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
aud silver: Jewelry repaired: new work made
to order. CHRIS. HAUCH, 511 Smlthfleld st.
jjlS-Sl
PERSONAL FINE BOOKS-WE HAVETHE
finest collection of finely illustrated books
in Pittsburg: be lutilul bindings: low prices; come
and see them: hundreds of books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOKSTORE. 900 Liberty sL . deI2
13ERSONAL-FOR30 DAYSON LY-D1CKENS'
complete works, $3; Shakespeare, complete,
8 vo , shetp, for !1 50: watch for special drives
each month during the year. FRANK BACON
& CO., 301 Smlthfleld L Ja2
FEHSONAL-YOU ARE AWARE THAT BAD
sewerage breeds disease; your sewerage is
not perfection and you should use one of our
aromatic dlslnfcctors: sceoursmalloncsforresl
dences. Write orcall on us for circulars. TI1E
AU 1 0 JIAT1C DI3INFECTOK CO., 100 Fifth ay.
Jal7-32
FOUND.
F
lOUND-A LARGE LOT Or WINTER
clothing belonirineto residents of this city
was found hanging in the rooms occunled by
DICKSON, the tailor. CS Filth aye., upstairs,
altered, clcauedaud repaired; the owners should
call for them, as Dickson requires the room.
no!3-D
LOST.
LOST t- BREASTPIN ON SUNDAY, BE
TWEEN First ay. and Cathedral, via Mar
ket and Fifth, a lady's breastnln: small: liberal
I reward If returned to E. UEKSTjfc CO.'S .stand,
Diamond market. jalO-21
ELECTIONS.
The chaktiers Valley
Gas company.
Pittsburg, Pa.. January 16. 1891,
,,.
T7LECT10N NOTICE THE ANN DAL
XJ luectinc'of the stockholders of this com-
l pany will be held at the office of the company,
garrison duuuiuc;, corner wood street ami
Thlrd'avenne. Pittsburg, Pa., on THURSDAY,
January 29, 1&9L at " o'clock p. jr.. tor the elec
tion of a Hoard ot Directors to serve for the
ensiling year, and for the transaction of such
other hnsiness as may come before the meeting;.
Jal7-1G-D V. J. TEN ER, Secretary.
Geiimania Savings Bank, i
Pittsburg, January 15, 1S9L
ELECTION THE ANNUAL ELECTION
for nine directors of this bant, to serve for
tho ensulns; vear, will be held at the bank on
TUESDAY, January 20. 1891, between the
hours of II o'clock A. It. and '1 o'clock p.m.
CHAS. SEIEERT, Secretary.
jal5-17-D
THE KEYSTONE BANK OF PITTSBURG
The annual election for Directors of this
bank to serve during the ensulnc year will bo
held at the banking: house. 108 Fourth av.,
Tuesday. January 20, 1891, between tho hours
of II A. M. and 1 V. SI. J. H. HAYEft. Cashier.
de20-22-D
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS
Will to received until
JAN GARY 21
For rentlnc Freeport Planing SI 111. Mill is
in (rood running order with established trade.
Address
FP.EEPOIIT PLAXING MILL CO.,
Freep rr. Pa.,
Care of FRANK SIoXLER. jalG-77-MF
CONTRACTORS AND MANUFACTUR
ERS will find proposal advertisements of
lSatlonal, State and Municipal authorities and
of building committees, as well as important
news of projected work in all parts of the
United States and Canada not elsewhere pre
viously published, -In THE ENGINEERING
RECORD, (nrlor to 1SS7 Tho Sanitary Engi.
neer), New York. On sale Mondays in this
city by R. S. DAVIS fc CO., 86 Fifth ave.
nolG-10731
LEGAL NOTICES.
-VTOTICE
Is hereby given that I will pay no bills con
tracted by any person other than mvself.
jaI9-13 D. C. McKINNEY.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO.,
121 and 123 Fourth av,
ESTATE OF JOHN MEGRAW. DECEASED
Notlcc Is hereby given that letters of admin
istration ou the estate or Jonn Megraw have been
granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make hn
incdUte payment, and those having claims against
the same should make them known without delay.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO.. Adminis
trator D.B.N. C T. A. TJIOS. MYLER. At
torney. de!4-8.1-M
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS NO.
1. of Allegheny county.
In the matter of tho final ac-1 No. 5SI
count of C. R. StttcUslager. March
assignee of John McCleary. J Term. 1879.
Notice is hereby given that C.R. Stucksl.iger,
the assignee of John McClearv, has Hied his
Bnal account in tho Court of Common Pleas
No. 1 of said county, at the number and term
above stated, and can be seen at this office, and
that said account will be allowed by the Court
upon the 7tn day of February, A. D. 18UL at 10
o'clock A. 21., unless cause be shown 10 tho
contrary. JOHN BRADLEY.
Prothunotarv.
January 12. im. jall-IO-ar
BUSINESS CHANGES.
H
ANSON W. ROSE, HARTLEY B. R03E
and George P. Roso hae this day been ad-
milieu as tnemuers of onr nrm.
jal9-33-MW
J. D. BERND & CO.
THE PARTNERSHIP BETWEEN HUM
PHREY SHIELDS and John C. Kelly
was dissolved January 13, 1881. John C. Kelly
continues the business at the old stand and will
collect all claims and pay all debts of the said
nrre. JOHN C. KELLY.
ial9-23 HUMPHREY SHIELDS.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship beretofnro existing between R. J. Hemln
gray, V, B. McCormick and James A-McGlll.
under the firm name of "Southsido Installment
Company," at No. 1211 Carson St.. Pittsburg.
Pa., was dissolved by mutual consent tbeutn
day of January, 1891, James A. McGIll retiring
from the Arm. R. J-HE.MINGRAY.
Vf. a MCCORMICK.
, , JAMES. A. JlcGILL.
Notice is also hereby given that the uusine-s
will be continued by R. J. Hemlngray and W.
B. McCormick, who will settle ail the outstand
ing accounts oi the late firm.
R. J. HEM1NGRAY,
W. B. MCCORMICK. ,
PITTSBURG, Pa., January 5. 1891.
ijal7-10-snr-
19 1S91;
TO'LET.
City Residences.
DWELLINGS-1N ALL PARTS OF THE"
city and suburbs: send ns your name and
address, and we will mall you our rent list regu
larly nntll April I free of charge. BLACK &
BAlKD. 33 .Fourth av, dc!7-20t
ONLY A FEW MINUTES' WALK FROM
the Court House, near Firth av.. on Elm, 3
small houses, vsltlt lot 24x90 ft. to Scott St.: price
only tinnoui paylhs Investment. (87.) See W.
A. HERRON SONS, 80 Fourth ay.
JatS-90-16,19,22.24t
S18"
SITUATE IN THIRTEENTH WARD,
corner of two streets, a5-room dwelling.
with attic. Water, etc.: large lot. shade trees,
grape arbor, etc; will sell cheap. l. F. HIPPI.E
& to.. OG Fourth av. Ja!8-6-18, 19,22t
East End Residences.
EAST END RESIDENCES-SEND US YOUR
name and address and we will mall you our
rent list regularly until April 1, free of charge.
BLACK H BAIRD. 93 Fourth av. deI7-20t
-TTTALNUT SH NEAR
IIIUHLALD. EAST
V END, brick nous.
se nine rooms, balh. laun
dry, etc.: good sewerage: all modern improve
ments: stablf. etc.: large yard: very desirable
neighborhood. TUOS. LIGGETT, 71 Diamond st.
J ilS-63-TTSsnt
Allegheny Residences. '
DWELL1NG-THE NEW AND VERY Dr.
S1RABI.U three-story brick dwelling, 33
Jlecch st., Allegheny, one block fromjwrfc. For
further Information apply to J. HAIIFMA.NN,
Fifth av. and smlthfleld st. jalO-olt
TW'-i.l.lNOS-IN" AL,
PARTS OF ALLE
XJ I
GHENY and suburbs: send us vour came and
address and we nlll mallyooonr rent lislregu-
inv omit apdi i tree ut cuaiKc. di.i.'-ii. &
BAIRD, 95 Fourth ay. dcl7-20t
STORES AM) BUSINESS ROOMS IN ALL
parts of the two cities and suburbs: send your
name and address and wc will mall you our rent
list regularly until April 1,
.BLACK. & BAIRD. 93 Fourth a
Tree
of charge.
deI7-20t
f)- MONTEREY ST., ALLEOHENY-
3-STORY
w s. oricK, eleven rooms.
all modern Improve
ments, rent G50 per year: No. 315 Chartlersst..5
rooms, rent.$ui per mouth. GEO. JOHNSTON,
AgL, 62 Fourth av. jal3-129t
Suburban Residences.
WILDWOOD STATION, A. V. It. K.-ONE
mile from city line, 2 houses of o rooms
each; natural gas, water, etc: rent 37 lO. In
quire T. S. AN AP. care Carnegie. Fhipns & Co.,
Thirty-third and Smallmau sts. JalS-1-M-TuSut
Booms.
BOOMS-TWO OR THREE -UNFURNISHED
rooms In new brick: private family: all con
veniences: or would let the house or eight rooms
to party buying carpet aud furniture of four
rooms; paved street: four minutes to East Liberty
station and cable car. Address A. B., Dispatch
ofllce. al8-22t
T-OOM-FURNISHED OK UNFURNISHRD.
TV from 88 to SIS per month. NO. 2'6 ROIIIN-
bON ST.. Allegheny.
JalS-126-suTut
Offices. Deslc Room, Etc
OFFICES-1N IRISH. PENN. EISNER. EX
CELSIOR. Schmertz, Kuhuand other build
ings and In other good localities: send us your
name and address and vve win mail you our rent
list regularly nntll April I free orcharge. BLACK.
& BAlliD. 93 Fourth av.- JalS (Bt
OFFICESIN GKKMANIA SAVINGS BANK
Building. Wood and Diamond sts.-. singly
orln suits: all modern improvements and low
rent. Inquire at THE BANK. oc23-19t
PENN BUILDING-SECOND FLOOR FRONT
outce: very desirable; rent low. Apply at204
PENN .BUILDING. jal4-44-MVVPt
OTANDARD BUILDING TWO OFFICES:
U rent very low,
Apply at 204 PENN BUILD-
ING
lan w-tiai
TO LET SPECIAL.
TO LET
BY DIXON & CO.,
' II! Fourth av.
Pittsburg Rooms. Houses, Etc.
4 rooms on Crescent St., $10.
3 second-floor rooms on Fourth av.
2 rooms on Center av.. 89.
3 first-floor rooms Dinwiddle st.
2 rooms on Fourth ay., f II.
6 room house Clay allev and Chatham.
4 rooms Webster ay.. ?I4.
4 room house Cabot way. S. S.
For others see our ofllce bulletin. Call for
printed list after February J. DIXON Jt CO.. 112
Fourth av. JaI8-I16t
TO LET
BY BCCKFELD & BRACKEN,
Oil Ohio st.. Allegheny.
Large store and dwelling. No. 174 Federal st ,
'IW a month.
Large store and dwelling on Ohio St., near the
market. ?l50a month.
Brick dwelling, 10 rooms, near Charles St. , 825 a
month.
Brick dwelling. 7 rooms and attic, on Fremont
St., 37 50 a month.
Farm 74 acres, two miles from Glenficld station,
10 miles from cltv; fruit all kluds; good dwelling
7 rooms and stable. ' JalS-132-MTht
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10 LET-
- BY A. Z. BYEr.S & CO.,
91 Federal St., Allegheny.
POSSESSION ATONCE.
Stewart st., brlct of 4 rooms, SIS.
East Jefferson St.. frame. 8 rooms, 830.
Buena Vista, brick. 4 rooms. $30.
Maple av., Irame, 8 rooms. J30.
Cedar ay .. brick, 5 rooms.. 830.
Charles St., frame, I rooms. SII.
Normanst.. Jrame. 6rooms. 822.
West End av.. brick. 4 rooms. 819.
Howard st.. frame. 4 rooms, tlu.
James st., frame, 5 rooms, 81s.
Tavlorav.. brick, 4 rooms, 820.
Clifton station, 5 rooms. Ii5.
Office on Federal it., cheap rent.
POSSESSION APRIL 1.
Washington av.. brick, h rooms. 820,
Monterey St., brick, 6 rooms. SI3.
Sampson St., brick, "rooms. si.
Rear 160 Arch st., 7 rooms. ?! ;o.
Rebecca St. brick, n rooms. 833 33.
Taggart St.. brick. 3 rooms, 821.
Martin St., brick. Grooms. 323.
Fleming. iv., frame. 6 rooms. 821.
"West End av., frame. G rooms, 815.
Also many others. Call or send for printed list,
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TO LET
BY D. BEIIEN i SON,
4112 Pcnn.. iv.
$75 For saloon, 5102 Butler St., brick house, 12
rooms and barroom..
?40 For saloon. 4G1G Pcnn ay., brick bouse, 5
rooms, attic and barroom.
?40 4127 Pcnn av.. frame b ikery, 7 rooms, store
room, bjkcsliup, oven aud stable.
$15 Corner i orty-second and Geneva, brick,
store room. 2 rooms, hall and basement.
815 Water, near Grant, brick, 3 rooms.
$IS-Corner Natchez and Bishop. Mt. Wash
ington, new brick. 5rooms. all improvements.
$11 Plus, near Eighteenth et.,S. S., 3 fine rooms,
first floor, water and cellar.
8- cdar. near Liberty av., 2 rooms In rear of
brick house. .
$30 Pcuuncar Euclid ar., brick. 7 rooms, bath
room, hall, attic, nil Improvements.
(30 Pcnn av.. corner Fitch st., frame, 8 rooms,
good doctor's office.
$20 Wincblddlo and l'enn av., new frame, 5
rooms, etc.
$7 2 rooms aniLattlc. second floor, Dauphin st.
$30 Royal. nearEaitst., Allegheny, frame but
cher shop, slaughterhouse and stable. 3 dwelling
rooms, alt implements.
Good store rooms lu all parts of city.
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IO LET-
JOHN K. EWING & CO.,
.no. oa rcuerai st.
HOUSES AND APARTMENTS. v
Possession at Once.
139 Market St., frame house, "rooms and hall;
rent, $23.
442 Rebecca St., frame house, 7 rooms: rent. $23.
211 Market St., brick house, 6 rooms, bath, hall
and attic: rent, $.7 50.
Pcrrysvllle av., frame house, Grooms, hall, bath,
etc.: rent. $23.
7i Gallagher st.. frame house, i rooms and attic;
rent. $12 '
Jack's Run station, three new Irame houses, 4
rooms each; rent, $10.
Neville station. Pa., frame house, 9 rooms and
hall, good stable; reut, $25.
Broad St., East End. Pittsburg, frame house, 7
i rooms, all conveniences: rent. $23.
Columbia way. rear 109 Buena Vista st , frame
houe, 4 rooms and attic; rent. $16.
II Steep st.. two rooms, first floor: rent. $3.
149 Fcniisvlvanla ay., two rooms, third floor:
rent. $15.
GarrNon st., three rooms and hall, second floor:
rent. $13.
2M East St., three rooms, second floor: rent. $12.
241 East St.. three rooms, third floor: rent, $10.
5 Frazler St., brick house, six rooms, hall;
rent. $18.
Norman st.. frame house, six rooms, bath and
atlici rent, $22.
Cedar av., five large rooms, hall, etc., new
house: rent, 830.
245 East St., three rooms, third floor; rent. $10.
33 Federal St., two offices, first floor: rent low.
441 Rebecca St., frame house. 7 rooms; rent, $23.
14 Coleman st., 4 rooms; rent, $14.
Also others.
Send fur prlutcd list. free. ialS-130t
TO LET
BY BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.,
162 Fourth av.
Collln3 "ay., near Hoevclcr St., East End. new
two-story frame. 3 rooms, all conveniences; $::0.
Emerson St.. near Alder. 1 square from Firth
av., new two-story frame, 8 rooms, all convenien
ces; $41 67.
Lang av. near Penn, 2-story frame, G rooms,
water, etc.. large lot: $13.
717 Sheridan av.. 2-story frame G rooms, all con
veniences. Iet40x200; $33.
Aiken av., cor. Elmer, Shadyslde. new 2-story
brick. 10 rooms all conveniences: $41 67
Bcllefontest., near. Walnut, new 2-story Queen
Anne, 8 rooms all conveniences; $5T.
5300 Walnut st.. cor. Bclleronte, new 2-story
mansard brick. 8 rooms, all conveniences: $36.
Aiken place, near l'.otip station, 2-story brick. 8
rooms, all convenleures; 833.
Ward street, near Zulema, Oakland, 2-story,
mansard brick. 8 rooms, all conveniences: $35.
Herron av., near Wylle, new 2-story mansard,
8 rooms, hall, bat . Inside w.c. etc.. SS.
Carbon, near Ledlle st-. Eleventh ward, new 2
story mansard brick, G rooms, nat. and art. fai,
water, etc.. $'.8.
335 Fifth av.. 10 minutes from Court House, new
flat of 5 rooms, every poislble convenience low
rent. .
31G Fifth av.,5mlnotes from Court Uouse,apart
ment of 3 room . gas. water, etc., $14 17.
33 Ohio St.. Allegheny. 4 rooms and attic, both
gases, water, inside w. c. He, $21.
Belleview, P.. Ft. W. and C. R. It., Madison
av.. new2-slorv frame. 7 rooms, every possible
convenience. SC5.
Belleview Home av.. mansion of 16 rooms, ele
gant repair, large grounds, with fruit and shade
trees, low rent to a desirable tenant.
535 Firth av., storeroom about 29x60, plate-glass
windows, cellar. &c. lowrent.
After February 1 will have large list. Send
nimuand address and wc will mall list as Issued.
BAXTER. THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth ay.
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TO LET.
IJoslness Stands.
BUlLDING-THiTHltEE-STORY BUILDING
No. 20 Market St., upper floors, suitable for
dwelling: building new: French plate front.
DEROY BROS., si! Smlthfleld st. JaiS-liet
BUSINESS HOUSE-ON WATER 3T. NEAR
Market: 4 stories. 'good elevator, nice front,
low rent and long lease; call at once and see
BLACK BAID. 95 Fourth av. Jal7-H
CHABTIERS STATION-P. & L. E. It. It.
business house: flrsl-cla'H location for hotel;
building Inst finished: 20 rooms and large oace.
aud storeroom on first floor: special offer to good
tenant. BLACK & BAIRD. a!7-6lt
ESIRABLEUOTELPROFERTY-FORRENT
or for sale; recently rebuilt: location ex
cellent: flncjy appointed; bar equipments first
class: yi rash If sold; $1,500 per annum rental.
Apply lockbox GO., Atlantic City, N.J.
JalS-46UTSt
DESIRABLE BUSINESS ROOMS ON 3IAR
KETst.. between FIRh una Fourth avs. See
W. A. HERRON Jfc SONS. 80 Fourth av.
JaI4-54-MWFt
JT'IFTH AVENUE. HAST END - CHOICE
7 piate-glacs front 6torerootn: best location in
the F K. lor drug st.ire: rent, 8420 per year.
BLACK & BAIRD. 95 Fourth av. Ial7-lt
IN ALLKG1IE.VY-LARGE 5-STORY BRICK
building, with elevator, steam heat aud
power; suitable for mannfactnrlug purposes of
smyklnd: special offer to right party. BLA:K &
BAIRD. 93 Fourth av. Ial7-Clt
LARGE WAREHOUSE-SECOND AVENUE.
Pittsburg; 4 stories, good cellar and eleva
tor: 40x75 feet, prliate alley In rear: rent low,
long lease. BLACK & BAIRD, 93 Fourth av.
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-VTO- 51 DIAMOND" ST. -ABOVE WOOD ST.
.iv business house: nice storeroom and ten
dwelling rooms BLACK & BAIRD. J.U7-GIT
ONE-HALF OF DESIRABLE STOREROOM
Best business locality In city. Address IJ.,
Dispatch office. JalS-93t
STOREROOMS-TWO NEW ONES ON FIFTH;
. $1167. DIXON & CO.. 112 Fourth av.
JaUMlot
DIVIDEND.
Office Western Issukance Company, I
PrrrsnuKG. Jan. 131891. (
DIVIDEND NO. 77 THE BOARD OF
Directors have thi day declared a divi
dend of THREE PER CENT, or ONE DOL
LAR AND FIFTY CENTS upon each share of
the capital stock, payable on and after the Kith,
inst. WM. P. HERBERT,
jall-33-D Secrotary.
Office Armenia Insurance Co.
CO., 1
E. ;
NO. 6j OUKTH AVENUE,
Pittsburg, January lo. 1S9L
DIVIDEND-THE BOARD OF DIREtJ
TuKS of this companv have declared a
semi-annual dividend ot THREE DOLLARS
PElt SHARE, payable on demand. W. D.
McGILL, Secretary. jal7-33D
manufacturens' an1 merchants')
Insurance Co.. office -117 Wood st.. 5-
Pittsburo. Pa.. January 12, 18)1.)
DIVIDEND THE BOARD OF DIKEC
TORS of this companv have tlmdaydo
clared a dividend of 1 60 PER SHARE, paya
Die on demand. WM. T. ADAIR, Secretary.
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS.
STATEMENT OF THE TEUTONIA IN
SURANCE COMPANY, of Allegheny,
pa., ioritne yearcnuing jjecemDcroi, isuu
Cash capital.
S12o,000 00
$2RSS1 67
.1,717 15
4.09S 28
.Mi (JO
4.9C3 4G
10S91
S.42U bO
ASSETS.
Bonds and mortgages
Interest due and accrued....
Real estate
Bank stock
Outstanding premiums.
Bills receivable ,
Cash in bank and oUicc
5213.C9S 31
S123.0C0 00
5 01
2.790 00
39.55-' 8J
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock ,
Due other companies
Unpaid tire losses
Reinsurance reserve.
Net surplus...
S78,350 50
559,127 50
13,116 74
250 OU
RECEIPTS.
Premiums..
Interest
Reut
' S7A42I 21
EXPENDITURES.
Fire loss of 1SS0 paid S 2.550 CO
Fire loss of IbW) paid 12.798 0(1
Retpremiumsandabatemcnts 6,559 79
Reinsurance 7B9 66
Rents, taxes aud other expenses.,.. 3.637 40
Commissions 9.S97 So
Salaries 4.1e9 02
Dividends Nos. 31 and 35 10.0CO 00
Receipts in excess of expenditure?. 22,001 27
72,424 21
Risks In force December 31, 1S90....;G 081.560 00
C. W. GEltWIG.
laI2-18iIWF Secrotary.
OFFICIAL PITTSBURG.
PROPOSALS FOR SALE OK A TRACT'
or tracts of land to the city of Pittsburg;
Notice is hereby given in accordance with tho
terms of an ordinance of the city of Pittsburg;,
entitled "An ordinance directing advertise
ments for proposals to the city of Pittsburs
for the sale to the city of real estate to be used
for the relief and employment nf the poor, and
also providing for the reception and opening
of said proposals and subsequent action in
reference thereto, and also providing means
for the payment of such purchase. That the
City Controller of tho city of Pitt-bnrK will re
ccivo sealed proposals until 3 o'clock P. IT. on
Wednesday. January 28, 1S91, lor the sale to
tho city of such a tract or tracts of land, which
sealed proposals shall be In writing, executed
and acknowledged by the owner or owners of
the tract or tracts proposing to be sold, and
agreeing to sell said tracts of land to the city
ot Pittsburg, and tn convey the same to said
city in feo simple, clear of all incumbrances,
and by a deed of general warranty, and for a
sum stated iu cash. Each of said proposals
shall give to tho city oi Pittsburg the option, for
SO days from its date, to buy or refuse to buy said
property at tne price named. The land em
braced In any of the tracts so offered for salo
to tho city of Pittsburg shall be located within
tho county of Allegheny, and shall front upon
a river, and shall have railroad facilities for
ready access thereto and therefrom.
Tho right is hereby reserved to reject any
and all proposals made In response to this ad
vertisement, and no approval or purchase made
by the officials of the city ot Pittsburg, as pro
vided in the third section of the ordinance
hereinbefore referred to, shall be binding upon
said city of Pittsburg until the same shall have
been approved by resolution by the Councils of
tho city of Pittsburg as provided by law.
R. C. ELLIOT.
jal7-20-D Chief of Department of Charities.
No. OJ2.3
A N ORDINACE ESTABLISHING THE
J. grade of Dresden alley, from McCandless
street to Fifty-third street.
Section 1 Be it ordained and enacted by the
city of Pittsburg, in Sclcct'and Common Conn
ens assembled, and it is jiereuy ordained and
enacted bv the authority nf the same. That the
grade of the center line of Dresden alley, from
.McCandless street to Fifty-third strccr, be and
tho same shall be established as follows, to wit:
Beginning at the east curb line of McCandless
street at an elevation of 52,45 feet; thenco
rising at the rate of LOS feet per 110 feet for a
distance of 297.08 feet to the west curb linn
of Fifty-third street at an elevation of 55.G5
feet.
Section 2 That any ordinance or part of
ordinance conflicting with the provisions nf
this ordinanco bo and the same is hereby
repealed so far 33 the same affects this ordi
nance. Ordained and enacted Into a law in Councils
this 29th dav of December, A. D. 1890.
II. P. FORD, President of Select Council.
Attest: GEO. BOOTH. Clerk of Select
Council. G. L. HOLLIDAY. President of
Common Council. Attest: E. J. MARTIN,
Clerk of Common Council.
Mayor's office. January 3, 1891. Approved:
H. L GOURLEY, Mavor. Attest: ROBERT
OSTERJIAIER, Mayor's Clerk.
Recorded in Ordinance Book, vol. 7, page 609,
9th day of January. A. D. 1S9L
iNo. 20L
AN ORDINANCE CHANGING THE
name of Ardshell avenue to Murray Hill
avenue.
Section 1 Be it ordained and enacted by tho
city of Pittsburg, in Select and Common Coun
cil assembled, and it is hereby ordained and en
acted by the authority of the same. That the
name of Ardshell avenne, between Wilklns
avenue and a point 500 feet from Fifth avenue,
being the entire length of the same, be and is
hereby changed to Murray Hill avenue.
Section 2 That any ordinance or part of or
dinance coLflictlng with the provisions of this
ordinance be.aud the same is hereby repealed so
fa-as the same affects this ordinance.
Ordained and enacted into a law in Councils
this 29th day of December. A D. 1890.
II. P. FORD, President of Select Council.
Attest: GEO. BOOTH, Clerk ot Select Coun
cil, GEO. L. HOLLIDAY, President of Com
mon CounciL Attest: E. J. MARTIN, Clerk
of Common Council.
Mayor' ofllre, January 3, 1891. Approved:
H.L GOURLEY. Mayor. Attest: ROBERT
OSTERMAIER, Mayor's Clerk.
Recorded in Ordinance Book. vol. 7, page 609,
9th day of January, A. D. 1891.
- .Continued on Seventh Page.'
TO REAL ESTATE OWNERa
From the establishment of our business in
1863 we have made the LEASING AND MAN
AGEMENT OF PROPERTIES, in both cities
and suburbs, a special feature, and we offer
our services to owners of real estate, believing
we can savo them tho many annoyances con
nected with RENTING and COLLECTING
RENTS. W. A. HERRON & SONS,
Real Estate Agents.
Nn. 80 Fourth, avenue.
"ja2-55-2,5,8,10113,l(I,1912212l .
CHOICE PRoPEIlTIEiC
TO LET,
BUSINESS HOUSES.
SMITHFIELD ST. Large house. 3 stones
near First av.
WATER ST. Largo building, 4 stories, ele
vator, near Market st.
FIRST AV. Good building, 2 stories, near
Wood st.
PENN AV. Near Seventeenth st , good store
room and dwelling.
WOOD ST. Isarge second story, near TaircJ
av.
FIFTH AV. Large second story, bet. Wood
and Smithtleld sts.
FIFTH A V. Nerfr Court House, largo 3-story
building.
Also others, send for Hit.
Also OFFICES FOR RENT.
W. A. HERROX SONS.
jal7-JVrT3 80 Fourth ar.
OR SALE-OAKLAND DWELLINGS-i
Some on very easy payments.
J9.000 Meyran av new brick. 8 rooms, finely
finished. latest improvements. (51)
10,800 Coltart Square, new brick. 9 rooms, tha'
very latest improvements, stable. (HI)
16,500 Meyran av.. 2 brick houses, i rooms
each. (19)
$11,000 Forbes, very handsome brick house. II
rooms, well finished and all the very
latest improvements, a good location
(or a physician. (71)
$5,750 Meyran av., 7 rooms, latest Improve
ment.". (53)
These are very desirable homes.
ALSO OTHERS. SEND FOR LIST. '
W. A. HERRON & SONS,
80 Fourth Avenue.
jalS-20-19.22.27.S0
EAST END HOUSES.
New, Ado appearing, all the modem,
improvements.
16,000 S rooms. 2 squares from Fltta or HI.
land avs. (71)
G,50O 9 rooms, shade aud fruit trees, near
Firth and Aiken avs. (139)
$5.000 7 rooms, near Center and Liberty av..
Shadyside. (99
$9,0000 rooms, outbuildings, on South Hiland"
avenue. (137)
$10,0009 rooms. Fifth av., between Shady and
Hiland avs. (119).
$5,2007 rooms. Howe, near Aiken av. (122)
Also Others Terms Easy.
Send for list.
W. A. HERRON fc SONS,
jal7-H-TT3 80 Fourth av.
BAUM STREET,
Near "Shadyslde station" and "Duquesno
Traction Line."
Price low on account of removal of owner; lot
SOxlCO feet, with nice frame house. 7 rooms,
bath, etc.: un easy payments if desired: only
$5,000. (!Wj
W. A. HERRON & SONS,
jal3-82-13.16.I9 80 Fourth av.
FOR SALE.
A HANDSOME HOME,
FOR S6.S0O A BARGAIN.
Very easy payments but little more than
good rent.
Brick house, latest style. 9 rooms, beautifully
finished, modern improvements.
One of tbe best locations in Oakland. (141)
Seo W. A. HERRON & SONS. SO Fonrth'av.
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AUCTION SALEo.
ATTRACTIVE SALE
-OF-
FINE FURNITURE
-.VXD-
OaARPETS.
TUESDAY MORNING, January 20. at 10
o'clock, at tho rooms. No. 311 Market St.
Fine mahogany chamber suit, solid walnutbed
stead, hair and husk mattresses, fine decorated
dishes, leather chair., hall racks, bookcases,
sideboard, extension tables, china closets, pict
ures, toilet ware, springs. line parlor suits la
plnsb. tapestry and 'jair 'cloth, clocks, piano
forte, toilet ware, body Brussels, moquette and
velvet hall, room and. stair carpets, center
tables, lot cooking utemils. laundry furnish
ments. e(c etc. Also at ' o'clock, drygoods.
notion, trimming and fancy goods from a store
going out of business.
HENRY AUCTION CO.. Auctioneers.
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TO-DAY, AT 3 P. M.,
ON THE PREMISES.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
FINE IMPROVED
EAST END PROPERTY
On Walnut street, corner Emerson street, be
tween South Highland and Shady avenues.
Two fine, large brick dwellings, in flrtt-class
condition: all modern improvements; lot 79x103
feet to Sellers street.
For full information see
DAVID SHAW.
Executor of the estate of Elizabeth Holt, de
ceased, or
W. A. HERRON &. SONS. Agents.
ja!8-95 No. 80 Fourth ave.
AD CTION SALE
H. B. SMITHSON,
Real Estate and General Auctioneer, room 53
Eisner bnildlng. Filth and Wood street. Sales
of jewelry and merchandise at stores. Furni
ture at residences promptly attended iol.
dej-6S-D
-pEMOVAL.
L.H.nAMlIS DRUG CO.,
Nos. 48 aud IS Seventh Avr.
We respectfully announce tha: 'we have
secured the large and substantial buildings
ot the
BINDLEY HARDWARE CO.
Seventh avenue, opposite New Grant street, to
which location wo hare removed our ofSco and
such goods as have arrived since the destruc
tion of our Liberty street warehouse by fire.
We are not yet fully prepared to supply tho
wants of our customers, but hope to be able to
do so in tho course of a week or ten days. la
tbe mean time, if our friends will intriuc their
orders to ns, we hope to be able to supply their
more pressing needs without delay.
L.n. IUIiliK DRUG CO.,
NOS. 16 AND 43 SEVENTH AVENUE.
PrrrSBUito. Pa.. January 1.189L jal-4D
REMOVAL.
:e, o. imiiiLiXjIeir,,
House aud Sign Painter, has removed from
135 Third avenue, to
73 SIXTH AVENUE.
Opposite Third Presbyterian Church. Special
attention ilveuto the handlingof plate, glass,
cutting and drilling. Repairing windows, sky.
lights, etc House painting ana glazing ia
all its branches. ocl9-OD
PIANOS,
ORGANS.
And all manner of Sniail Instruments
at
HAMILTON'S.
oc29-CC-l Fifth avenue.
BUTTER-FROM
STEVENSON CREAMERY,
In 3, 4 and 5 pound cases.
GEO. K. STEVENSON & Coi-""
iyCS-M-wr Sixth, avonua.
AF. SAWHILL.
ACCOUNTANT.
187 Federal street, Allegheny, Pa. ,
Attends to opening or closing book), correc
tion of errors, or anything iu the line of
accounting. de6-5t-D
PATENTS.
O. D. LEVIS, Solicitor of patents.
131 Fifth avenue,abnveSailthlield.nextLeader
odce. No delay. Establl-bed 20 years. se26-U
VI" MAY, SONS & Co,
Fine -
DYEING AND CLEANING. , )
6 Sixth Avenue
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