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THE PITTSBURG blSPATOH. SUNDAY, "" JAOTJARY 25, 1891.
PATERNITY IN DOUBT.
A Pretty Little Girl "Who Was Adopted
When Two Weeks Old
IS KOW WOKDEEIKG WHO SHE IS.
Orphans' Court Decides That She It Sot
Mrs. Kennedy's Child.
TESTL'RDAI IX TUE COUNTY C0TJET8
An odd case was concluded yesterday in
the Orphans' Court. The manner ot its
ending leaves a cloud of mystery surround
ing tbe origin of a beautiful little girl of 10
years.
About a year ago Mrs. Flora Kennedy, a
widow, died leaving two grown up children
and an adopted daughter 9 years of age.
The Safe Deposit Company was appointed
administrator of her estate, an J a small amount
of money 'was realized from tbe sale of her
jewelry, most of which was aiamond rings.
It was understood that there were but two
children to divide tho money between, but
before tbe distribution was made the Sale De
pout Company received an Intimation that
there was a third child. Their informant as
serted that he was credibly informed that the
little cirl raised by Mrs. Kennedy was her own
daughter. When the company inquired into
matter thev ascertained that the child had been
tafcen from the Poor Farm and given to Mrs.
Kenredv when but 2 weeks old. A claim on
behalf of tbe child was then made to court for
a sh.u e of the estate.
At the hearing it was testified to that Mrs.
Ke3ued' sister bad obtained the child as
Mated at the Poor Farm, and that Mrs. Ken
nedy had a recommendation from tbe Mayor of
Pittsbu- that she bo allued adopt a child.
The family physician of Mrs. Kenneuy testified
that she had 'not siren birth to a child that
would be the aire ot the one in question. The
bale Deposit Company then offered additional
testimony they had secured train their inform
ant. It was to the effect that he had reason to
believe that the child was the daughter of him
self ard Mrs. Kennedy. She had been left in
the Allegheny Parks, here she was found, and
sent to tLe Poor Farm.
There was no evidence to back up these state
ments, and .Mrs:. Keunedy's sister testified that
when she obtained tho infant at the Poor
Farm its ical mother was there and with tears
in her eyes kissea the baby goodby.
The Court decided the case against the child,
the testimony all being one sided, and tbe little
one, whose paternity was in dispute, was taken
in charge by tbe son and daughter of Mrs.
Kennedy, with whom sho has been living. She
is a beautiful child and completely won the
hearts of all in the court room.
SENTENCES AND DESEETIOSS
Occupied a Great Seal or Time In Criminal
Court Testerday.
Jndge Stowe presided over Criminal Court
yesterday and imposed the following sentences:
Robert Stewart, larceny, one year and six
months to the Western Penitentiary; Louis
Monroe, larceny, six months to the workhouse:
Samuel Gusky, assault and battery, $5 fine and
costs; Annie Walker, keeping an immoral
Louse, 10 fine and three months to the work
house; Bridget Cassidy, keeping an Immoral
house. 10 fine and three months to the work
house; Delia Maha, aggravated assault and
battery, $25 fine; Coleman Joyce and Michae.
Welsh, aggravated assanlt and battery, 6 cents
fin and costs; Charles Fenner, ImmoraVty,
200 fine ana costs; Samuel Sacket. keeping a
gambling house, sentence at end of term: Tony
Davellcs, larceny, 25 hoars to the workhouse:
George Stemhauser, assault and battery, $5
fine and costs.
There were five desertion cases tried. They
were: Charles Jones, by bis wife, Amelia, dis
charged on the payment of costs; Henry Rem
riehansen, by his wife, Mrs. H. Reinziehansen,
was ordered to give a security of J500 for the
payment of SS per week to her; George H.
Klause, by his wife. Sadie, was ordered to give
security of S300 for the payment of $1 per week
to her; Julius Gertison, by his wife. May, was
discharged on the payment of costs; Cornelius
Connell, by his wife. Sadie, was ordered to give
security of J20U for the payment of S3 per week
to her.
TOO LAEGE A VEBDI0X
Judge Ewlne Thinks S10.000 Tery Liberal
for Personal Injuries.
Judge Ewing handed down an opinion yester
day in the case of William Hamilton against
the West Penn Railroad, wherein the plaintiff
was awarded $16,000 for injuries received in a
wreck on the road last August, at Sarver sta
tion, and on which a motion for anew trial was
made. The opinion of Judge Ewing is on this
motion. After alluding to the plaintiffs evi
dence of neglect in allowing rotten ties to stand
as a part of a bridge where tbe accident oc
curred, and also to that of tho defendant in
showing no negligence, the judge savs: The
verdict for S16.000 is excessive much the
largest verdict rendered In this county in an
action for personal injury though we do not
consider the case as presenting by any means
the most serious injury suffered. We think
110.000 Is a liberal allowance. That will be a
larger verdict than any before permitted to
stand in tMs county for personal injury."
An order is then made to allow a new trial if
the S10.000 is no: accepted.
F02 TEE DIVORCE WTTT.
Ten Seir Cases Entered Testerday, Alleginc
Desertion, Infidelity, Etc.
Ten new divorce suits were entered yester
day. Desertion was the allegation m the cases
of James Sheers against Sarah A. Sheers,
Abraro J. Bedell against Martha J. Bedell,
Rachael Dorkins against Thomas C. Dorians
and Barbara McCurdy against Jonathan JIc
Curdy. Infidelity was alleged in the cases of
Cora J. Smythe against Thomas E. Siuvthe.
Laura Fleck against Frederick Fleck and John
Nepot against Marie Nepot.
Cruel treatment and desertion was asserted
in the cae of Mattie McLane against George
L. McLane. Offering her indignities was the
charge made by Mary Febring against Henry
Fehring.
THE C0UET CAT.ETTDAB.
List of Cases to Be Called in the Several
Courts To-Morrow.
Common Pleas Sn 1 Carrigan vs McGrcw;
Home vs BoT-d; Auglin vs Sutmeyer; Bauman
& C. vs Milligau; Kunkel vs Schilling, admin
istrator: Rohhock, administratrix, vs the Phila
delphia Coranani: Wiggins vs Willev Bros.:
Joues vs Meiers.
Common Pleas No. 2 Harrison v McKees
jmrt; same vs same. Moran vs Oliver t Rooerts
wire Cempany; Nesbit vs McClinton; Du
quesne National B.nk vs Diamond Coal Com
pany; same vs same (3): McKenzie vs Bell et al;
htraub vs P.. A. t II. P. R. Co.; Black t Co. vs
Craig et al.
Criminal Court Commonwealth vs Stephen
Bodner et al, and Andrew Todt et all
A Sjiolte Loose In tho Wheel.
James L.DcLong yesterday Issued two exe
cutions against the Novelty fcteel Works Com
pany, aggregating 2,515.
Notes From the Courts.
J. M. Lippiscott, trustee, issued an execu
tion rsterday for f 1,233 "5 against Daniel A.
Cameron.
Adecp.ee was cranted yesterday dissolving
the Youghiogheny and Ashtabula Coal and
Coke Company.
The F. F. Collins Manufacturing Company
yesterday entered suit against tbe Panuca
Gold and Silver Mining Company to recover
(117 51 for goods sold.
The arguments in the Bear Trap dam case
were continued yesterday in the United States
Circuit Court. Judge Jenks closed" hi argu
ment, and was folloned by George A. Jenks,
both for the defendant.
R. H. Laximobe yesterday filed a bill iu
equity against B. F. Rafferty, to secure an ac-ci-uniing
of the partnership affairs of B. F.
Rafferty t Co., who operated the Jfough Slope
mines cp to January27, 18S5.
In the rulo on County Controller Greer to
show causo why a mandamus should not be is
sued on him to compel him to pay the salary of
Alex. McGoniglc, a clerk In the office or the
Clerk ol Courts, for December, at the instance
of the attorney for the Controller, the manda
mus was issued and February 7 fixed for a final
hearing.
Last week of our closing out auction
sale of diamonds, watches, jewelry, etc.
The balance of my stock must be closed out
this week. This It the last opportunity to
get first-class goods at auction at 31. G.
Cohen's, B33 Smithfield street, Ttrchsu
NEXT Sunday THE DISPATCH will be
Cln publication of a series or South Sea Let
ters by Robert Louis Stevensou.tlie novelist.
Watch for this great feature.
SCHOOL ROOM NEWS. f
IirvrtATioKS, bearing a cut representing
yonng cook all ready for duty, will be Issued
to-morrow by Secretary Reisfar to the recep
tion and graduating exercises ot tbe B class of
the Public Cooking School next Saturday from
3 to 4 p.m. Tho exhibit, to accommodate all
tbe visitors, will be placed in the ball of the
Grant School. On the 2nd of February anew
class of 75 pupils from the Birmingham, Morse,
Knox, lit. Albion. St. Clair. Allen, Humboldt,
Luckey and Peebles will take up the course.
Owing to tbe popularity of tbe cooking schools
in Pittsburg the Industrial Committee will
soon have to establish another one. It
will likely be situated on tho Southslde,
as the pupils from this district live
at very Inconvenient distances from the Public
Cooking School on Grant street. In a city that
furnishes such thorough graduates as tbe nor
mal High Sclmol does it has been asked why a
course of cooking taken at the Public Cookiug
School should not be a necessary part of tbe
training fitting tbe graduates to fill tbe posi
tions in the domestic schools which mnst be in
time numerous in the city, and besides giving
an avenue to women that is not yet much en
croached on. Western cities always send to Bos
ton when tbevneed a cooking-teacher. Why
no: have a cooking school to train teachers for
tho work in Pittsburg?
There was an exceedingly enjoyable enter
tainment awaiting the teachers of Steps 1, 2
and 3, when they assembled at the City Normal
School on Miller street", yesterday, for the
Division Institute. It was furnished by Miss
E. H. Fundenhurg. of the Osceola School,
Twentieth ward, and 24 of her pupils whose
average age was less than 6 rears, 'lhey all en.
tered school for tbe first time last September.
The little folks were put through a most inter
esting drill, aud many of their childish' remarks
convulsed tbe large audience with laughter.
A meetiso of the Mincrsville School Board
is called for next Friday evening, when an ef
fort will be made to break the deadlock over
tbe election of a representative to the Central
Board ot Education. Mr. J. N. McMillan, the
pre-ent representative, has been on the Com
mittee on Teachers aud Salaries for a number
of years and has always been such -a firm
friend ot tbe teachers that they would reluct
antly see him retire.
Dr. Hekziian on Friday delivered a lecture
on "Physiological Effects of Alcohol" to the
grammar room pupils of the Humboldt School.
A course of valuable lectures, to be given by
well-knovn physicians, will be semi-monthly
leatures at the school hereafter.
Miss Blanche Cooper, late of the First
ward school, Allegheny, left, Thursday for
Denver, where she has secured an enviable po
sition as secretary to a large firm.
The news that next Friday is par day will
create a glad flutter among the ' Pittsburg
teachers for the week.
Miss Melikda Uses suceeded Mrs. Leese
as teacher in the Allen School.
WTLXI5TSB0BG SHALL TALE.
A Delightful Entertainment In Honor of
Bobble Burns' Memory.
The first aunnal conversazione of tbe Burns'
Club, of Wilkinsburg, in celebration of the
birthday of Robert Burns, took place Wednes
day evening at Lohr Hall, on Wood street.
Over 300 admirers of the beloved poet of Scot
land w ere present. The entertainment, from
beginning to end, was one of tbe most success
ful and best conducted affairs ever held in
Wilkinsburg. and the assembly one in which
the immortal Bobby would have loved to join.
It was under tbe able management of Mr. A.
Wjse. Mr. -William Harris, Mr. G. McKee, Sr.,
aud Mr. D.Auderson. The programme opened
with an address by Prof. J. D. Ander
son, which was followed by a quarter,
There Was a Lad:" a song. "Jessie's Dream."
Miss Lindsay; a comic song, "That Will
be Joyful." W. Winning; 'and asnng,"Gae
Br'ng tae Me," D. Anderson. Miss H. Baxter,
the well-known elocutionist, recited tbe "Death
Bridge of Tay'" in a dramatic and pathetic
manner. Then came a song, "Comin Thro' the
Rye." by Miss J. McKeechine, and a trio,
"Willie Brewed a Pecc o' Maui," Anderson,
Winning and Crawford. Rev." S. H. Moore, of
the Presbyterian Church, delivered an Inter
esting aud humorous address which was well
received. This was followed by a song, "Mary
of Argyle." by M. Douglass. One of the must
enjoyable features of tne evening was tbe
comic songs by M. Sommerville, who responded
to four encores. The programme was ar
ranged so that rest was attainable, dancing,
singing, recitations and refreshments being
given in such a way that the
interest was kept up till long
past midnight witbont anyone growing
tired. A word for the dancers how they did
enjoy .themselves! Young and old joined in
with a will which could only be born of the
occasion. They danced to such inspiring tunes
as "Paddy O'Kaiferty.'" "Haymakers' Jig,"
"Flowers of Edinburgh," aud Scotch reels,
polkas and jigs innumerable. It is needless to
say that the first annual conversazione ot the
Burns' Club, of Wilkinsburg, was an entire
success.
The Misses Lizzie Kesler, Jennie Snyded and
Mary Hughs were tbe managers of an enjoy
able reception held in Johnstown Hall, Wil
kinsburg, Wednesday evening. A large num
ber of guests from Wilkinsburg, Braadock and
the East end joined in the merrymaking.
Dancing was the principal featnre of tbe oc
casion. The music was furnished by the Great
Eastern Italian Orchestra.
Preparations are being made by the Ladies'
Aid Society of Trinity Reformed Church. Wil
klnsbug. for a box social, to be held in Bohr
man's Hall, on Penn avenue, next Thursday
evening.
Home Hunters Should Study
Tbe special lists of houses aud rooms adver
tised in The Dispatch on Mondays and
Thursdays.'
All kiods of furniture reupbolstered.
Haugh &' Keen an, 33 "Water street,
su ,
A Desirable Class of Tenants
Can be quickly obtained by those who
advertise their vacant rooms in the special
lists Mondays and Thursdays iu The Dis
patch. Uo one East or "West, or anywhere, can
equal Dabbs iu photographing white lace,
silks and bridal dresses.-
Gr.EAT Reduction Sale Bead Edward
Groetzinger's advertisement.
MEETLXi
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NOTICE
There will be a special meeting of .Coric
workcrs' Assembly 0SG3. at the hall, on MON
DAY, January 26. at 2:"X) o'clock.
JOHN S. MILLER, M. W.
C. F. GARRISON, Sec ja253
MEMBERS OF AUGUSTA COUNCIL NO.
3)3, Jr. O. U. A. M.. are hereby requested
to meet at their hall,3S0S Butler streer,to attend
tbe funeral of our late beloved brother, John
V. Keecb, on Snnday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
Visiting Councils are invited:
Respectfully.
STANTON ROSS.
Attest: Councilor.
A. GRANT COOPER; Sec'y. ja22-17
-VTOTICE MEMBERS OF RELIABLE
L Council No. 90, Jr. O. U. A. M., are re
quested to meet at their hall, cor. West Dia
mond and Ohio st., on SUNDAY AFTER
NOON. Jan. 25. at 3 o'clock p. M. sharp, to at
tend tbe funeral of our lata brother, E. J.
Kroegber. Members of other conncils aro in
vited to attend. Bv order. A. G. PARKER.
Councilor. F. P. CAHILL. Rec. Sec. ja25-127
VTOTICE THE REGULAR ANNUAL
I meeting of tbe stockholders of tbeUnited
Mutual Building and Loan Association will bo
held on TUESDAY, January 27, from 7 to 9 P.
11. at their office No. 61 Fourth av. for the pur
pose of electing Board of Directors to serve
ensuing year and for any other business which
may be brought before the meeting.
S. H. WEAVER,
ja25-120-TUSU Corporation Clerk.
-JVfl-ASONXC NOTICE
1 be members of Milnor Lodge No. 2S7, F. &
A. M.. are requested to assemble at Freema
sons' HalL Fifth avenue, at 12:30 P. M.. MON
DAY, Jannary 28. 1891. to attend the funeral of
Brother John Kaiser, from his late residence,
527 Larimer avenue. East End. citv. Interment
bmlthScld (opposite Humewood) Cemeterv.
By order W. M.
Ja25-U7
ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS "KEY
STONE Commandery No. 1. Keystone
Castle No. 14, A. O. K. ot M. C You are re
quested to meet at our hall, corner Penu ave
nue and Twenty-sixth street, at 11 o'clock A.
M., prompt. SUNDAY, January 25. to attend
the funeral of our deceased brother. Sir Knight
George Scott, from bis late residence, 131 Steu
ben street. West End. Sister castles and com
manderies cordially Invited. By order of
WILLIAM HOLLOWAY, S. SVC. Attest:
JOHNT.RYCE.R. 8.
PlTTMBPBO. Jan. 25. jt3t-7
SWEET VALLEY
Adtorr ot Sewlckley Boys and Girls of
the Olden Time. In pamphlet form. 25 cents.
For Hale By W. W. WATER8,JPena.avpnue,
Pittsburg: J. EAST. Federal street. Allegheny,
and CHARLES G. WOODS, Sewlckley.
JaSMO
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tquareorene insertion. Clauifled advertite
menu on thtt page, such as Wanted, Tor Sale,
To Let, ete, ten cents per line or each inser
tton, and none taken for less than thirty cents.
Top line being displayed counts as two.
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BRANCH OFFICES A3 FOLLOWS. WHERB
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PITTSBURG ADDITIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. S509 Butler street.
EM1L Q. STUCKEY, 24th treet and Penn av.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHER. 9 Fedsral street.
H. J. MCBRIDE, Naiket House, Allegheny.
F. H. EO GERS SON. Ohio and Chestnut its.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin aves,
G. Vf. HUGHES, Pennsvlvaniaand Beaver aves.
PERKY M. OLE1M. Rebecca and Allegheny aves.
WANTED.
Male Help.
BOY ABOUT 16 TO WORK ABOUT STOKE.
Apply Monday morning. THOMPSON &
VOGKu 9.)0 Liberty St. laS5-61
BRICKLAYER AT ONCE - ONE UNION
press lirlcUaver at Jeannette. Inquire of
J. K. LA.YTON, Second St., Jeaunctte. jaS-(a
DETECT 1VES-TO ACT IN THE SECRET
fcervlec under Instructions of Cjptain Gran
nan. ex-Cbicf of Detectives of Cincinnati: ex
Serteneenotnecessarv: particulars free. GKAN
AN DETECTIVE BUREAU CO.. 44 Arcade.
Cincinnati. Ohio. de2-G-su
ENGIXEER-FOR HOISTING ENGINH. AP
PLY immediately at 165 WEBSTER AV.,
city. Ja23-ol
TTIOUNDRYMAN A FIRST-CLASS MAN:
X7 one who can niaVeas good sand and chilled
rolls ns are in the market. Call on or address Z.
J1URNS, Hotel Duqnesnc, between February 1
and 5. Ja25-13
INSTALLMENT COLLECTOK-WHO KNOWS
the city and Allegheny well: bond orsecnrltv
ncccssarv; call Mondav. 10 to IS. KOEHLER'S
INSTALLMENT HOUSE, 17 Sixth st, second
floor. jaSJ-Ul
MAN AN EXPERIENCED MAN TO REP
RESENT a large building and loan associa
tion having large business la this cily and Alle
gheny: good contract to the right man. Address
SECURITY-. Dispatch office. Jc-20
MAN ACTIVE MAN TO SELL REAL
estate; liberal compensation Address A 2,
Dispatch office. jaS4-61
MAN-FOR GENERAL WORK. AT WOOD
& SMITH'S STAULES, SS06 Forbes st.. Oak
land. Ja25-113
MLN-FOR THE UNITED STATES ARMY;
alile-boalcd. unmarried men. between the
ages of SI and 35 years: good pay, rations. clothing
and medical attendance. Apply at NO. S15 PENN
AVENUE, nttsburg. Pa. JyS3-S4-fcu
OH. DRII.LKUS-TO CORRESPOND WITH
practical oil well drillers for developing oil
fields in North Alabama: surface Indications nrst
clxss; the most rigid examination or samples and
territory Invited. MOUNT HOPE MINING AND
MINERAL LAND CO., Mount Hope, Ala.
J1S3-S0
SALESMEN-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION
to handle the new patent chemical Ink eras
ing pencil; the greatest selling uovelty ever pro
duced: erases luk thoroughly In two seconds: no
abrasion of paper: COO to 500 per cent profit: oun
agent's sales amounted to (620 In six days: an
other S32 in tiro hours: wo want one energetic
general ngent for each State and Territory: sam
ple by mail 35 cents. For term and full partic
ulars, address THE MONROE ERASER MFG.
CO., Lacrosse, Wis. Ja24-3
SALESMEN-RAND, McNALLY & CO.'S 1S91
atlas of tbe world, Indexed, lust out: gives
both old uud new U. S. population figures: 315
riages. new maps, latest changes; price. S3 75;
bcral terrns: exclusive territory. RAND. Mc
NALLY & CO., 323 Broadway, New York City.
ja-JS-8
SALESMEN-A FEW MEN TO SOLICIT THE
trade: good wage to right parties, call ou
J. M. SELLS Monday, 8 to 9 A. a. or 8 to9r. m..
First Avenue Hotel. )a25-l
SALESMAN EXPERIENCED IN CLOTHIMG
and famishing goods: no other need answer;
references required. Address CLOTHING. Box
724, Latrobe, Pa. Ja25-3l
TANK RIVETERS-THREE FIRST-CLASS
men. Apnlv Immediately at PGH. METAL
LURGY CO.'S office, Room wi Hamilton Build
ing. Ja25-60
TRAVELING SALESMAN-CAN MAKE $30
per week permanently: trade specialties.
TABOR, 325 Dearborn St., Chicago. Ja25-ld
Asents.
AGENTS-WE WANT RELIABLE MEN IN
" Western. Central and 'Northwestern Penn
sylvania, who arc already traveling salesmen,-to
carry Our lubricating oil samples as a sloe line;
name reference aud terrltorv. MANUFACTUR
ERS' OIL CO., Cleveland, O. Ja21-1M
AGENTS-TO SELL "ESIIN PASHA." BY
A. J. Mountcney-Jcphson; the great com
panion book to Stanley's "In Darkest Africa;"
sold onlv by snbscrlption. P. J. FLEMING &
CO, , 77 Diamond t. Ja2i-TWTrSS
A GENTS -TO b
EOT ORDERS FOR P1CT-
A URhS; f!5 per week or commission. Appl
Monday morning at 4310 B UTLER ST. ta2S-53
URhS; t15 per week or commission. Apply
Female Help.
GIRLS TWO GIRLS-STEADY AND EX
PERIENCED: oncas nurse, otheras cham
bermaid and waitress:' reference required. Ap
ply SH Ridge av., Allegheny, Wednesdav. be
tween 10 A. II. and 1 P. M. Ja25-122
GIRL WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework, Tilth reference; wages S3. 145
FULTON ST., Pittsburg. 1a25-103
Male and Female Help.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN A FEW TO
handle the latest and best selling publica
tion ortbedav: a bonanza for agents, liuuil L
Eicelblor building. a25-l2
Situations.
BOOKKEEPING-UY A COMPETENT BOOK
KEEPER, occupied daring tbe dav, a set of
boots to write up evenings; best rclereuces. Ad
dress M. 24. Dispatch office. Ja25-S3
MA N AGEMENT OF A SET OF BOOKS-BY A
competent and reliable party, or. any other
clerical work that only requires a part of his time
dally: reference given. Address SPECIAL. Dis
patch office. Ja25-U
POSITION YOUNG MAN (24) WANTS POSI
TION as time keeper or weigbman; experi
enced; reference given. Addnus F. a. B., Dis
patch office. Ja23-83
POSITION STENOGRAI'HKR AND TYPE
WRITER; references. W. A H., Dispatch
office. 1a25-69
TO REPRESENT IN BALTIMORE A FIRST
CLAS uianufxrtnring house, by a voung
and industrious business man: best of reference
given. Address J. W. S., Dispatch office. ja25-16
Partners.
PARTNER-ENERGETIC RUS1NESS PART
NER with Siaoai to S25.0O0 to manufacture
and place on the market two specialties (pat
ented) now a tlfbrough success, and In use In
some of the largest manufacturing plants In the
city: this business verv prntUahk and a crowing
demand. Address SPECIALTY, Dlsoatcn office.
ja23-101
PARTNER iVlTH S500 OR 11,000, TO TAKE AN
Interest lu a lately-patented article and
place on market: it will paj 800 percent profit, and
command steady sale. Address CLEMENT. Dis
patch office. 1a25-5!i
Boarders and Lodgers.
BOARDERS-SHADYSIDE-BOOMS, WITH
board. AMBERsON AV.. three doors below
church. References exchanged. ja25-9ws
OCCUPANTS - FOR WELL - FURNISHED
front room on Umouav., with board: terras
reasonable: reference. Address UNION, Dis
patch office. Ja25-47
Real Estate.
COMFORTABLE , HOUSE-MODERN IM
PROVEMENTS: moderate rent; atornear
Hazelwood: six to eight rooms; one year, with
longer privilege. Address OX1QEN, Dispatch
office. Ja25-30
TO LEASE OR PURCHASE WITHIN TEN
miles of Pittsburg or Allegheny, alone a line
or railroad, a lot about 50x!2c, with building and
po er or without. Address OSWEGO, Dispatch
office. 1aS4-9
TO RENT-SMALL HOUSE. WITH LARGE
lot, on or near Perrysvllle av., Oakland or
Herron Hill: will take good care of the house and
keep ground. In ut of order: family of three;
state rent, convenience, exact location, and when
possession can be had. Address THREE. Dis
patch office. a25-:9
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IF YOU WANT TO BORROW OR LOAN
money on mortgages, buy or sell real estate,
we have the best of facilities for handling prop
erly and placing or moneys. MCLAIN & 2UK
SM1T1I. -K7 Grant st. Ja2J8
itlKKV-I1ITK VAfHI.TTIFX Klllt VIIKXIKH.
JjJL 1NG money to any amonnt on bond and
uaurigage are unequaieo: lowest rates oi interest
and no delay. 11 yon need money apply MORRIS
& FLEMING, lus Fourth ave. Jy27-86-TTSbU
MONEY LOANED-LOWEST KATES OF IN
TEREST, according to amount and loca
tion: no delay. BAXTER, THOMPSON A CO.,
Id! fourth av. se30-59-TnBSU
ORTGAGES-MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS
to suit at 4H. and 6 per cent. ALLES A
iJAlLEY. 164 Fourth ave. Tel. 167. apl4-19-Trssn
TO LOAN MONEY WE HAVE OVER ONE
million dollars to loan on city and suburban
firoperty at iX per cent: no tax: we will also
can money on improved farms In Allegheny,
Beaver, Fayette, Washington and Westmoreland
counties; any marketable security taken for loans
of any amount. BLACK & BATBD, 95 Fourth
ave. je3-a9-su
SHseeUapoons.
YOUNG MEN-0'KEF.FE'S"0. K." SHOE
blacking their boots to sbrae with excels all.
JaJS-M "
WANTED.
Sllscellaneotu.
BU1S FOR THE SUPPLY OF.lt OM (TWELVJS
thousand) bushels of best soft lump coal, to
be delivered on and after Monday, Februarys, in
loads of 25 bushels each In Pittsburg and Alle
gheny. Bids must be banded In not later than
Thursday. January 29, at GUSKY'S, 300 to 400
Market st. JaSS-44
B
OOKKEEPERS-O'KEEFE'S "O. K." SHOE
blacking to use; your employer wui smne.
JaSo-99
BOOTBLACKS-O'KEEKE'S "O. K." SHOE
blacking to use; easiest to shine; beats alL
Ja25-99
BOYS - O'KEEFE'S "O. K." SHOEBLACK
1N G to use for dancing parties. JS5-99
BRAKEMEN-O'KEEFK'S "O. K." SHOK
blacking to use, and make ber happy.
CAPITALISTS O'KEEFE'S "OK" SHOE
ol.icklug to use; elves satin gloss finish.
jad-w
ASHIERS 0'KEEF1?8 "O. K." SHOE
blacking to use, and get salary raised.
JaS5-99
CllGAR DKALERS-0'KEEFE'S,K).K."SHOE
blacking to sell fast; every dude uses IU
ja-
-1LEKKS-0'KEIFE'3 "OK" SHOE BLACK
j INU to use; beats them all. Sold everywhere,
jaS5-99
CLOTHIERS O'KEEFE'S "O. K." SHOE
BLACKING to recommend; sets a suit off.
Ia25-99
o
ONDUCTORS O'KEEFE'S "O. K " snOE
Ducting to use; surprise your passengers.
JaS-99
CUTTERS-'Mi HY IS IT EFFORTS ARE MADE
to counterfeit the A. D. Rude new method
of cnttlng? Did yon ever hear or anyone trying to
counterleit a bad dollar? JaS2-57
D
RUMMERS-O'KEEFE'S "O. K." SHOE
DiacEing to use; nrst-ciass uooiDiaccs uso it.
D RUMMERS-O'KEEFE'S "O. K." SHOE
blacking to use; boom It along; thank you.
Ja25-9D
D
UDES-O'KEEFE'S "O. K." SHOEBLACK.-
INir to use. They will look at you. Ja--S9
EVERYBODY TO USE AND TAKE NOTH
ING but O'Keefe's O. K. aboeblacklng.
Ja35-93
E
VERY LADY-WISHING TO BE HER OWN
dressmaker to call at 616 Penn nve. (on-
posite Home's stores) and investigate MADAME
FLESUER'S ladies' tailoring sysxin; no risk;
parties responsible: school now open. n 019-23
TCTLOOR-.ljAltGE FLOOR FOR LIGHT MAN
V UFACTURING. Address, giving location
and size, 11. II. K., Dispatch office. Ja21-98
GAS AND STEAM FITTERS-TWO GOOD
."ones: also, two coopers. Apply to EM1L
WINTER, Herr's Island. JaS5-i05
1 LASSWORKEKS-O'KEEFE'S "OK" SHOE
OT blacking to use; finest made. Sold every
where. Ja25-99
GROCERS -O'KEEFE'S "O. K." SHOE
blacking to sell; your customers want It.
Ja25-W
HOTEL KEEPERS-O'KEEFE'S"O.K"SH0E
blacking should be used by your porters.
Ja25-W
HOUSEHOLDERS DESIRING TENANTS
for spare rooms to send in their advertise
ments for Mondays and Thursdays, the special to
let days. JaS5-117
LADIES-O'KEEFE'S "OK" SHOE BLACK
ING to use; elegant: polishes easily. Ja25-99
MACHINISTS-O'KEKFE'S "O. K." SHOE
BLACKING to use. lake no other.
Grocers. Ja25-99
XTOTION DEALEKS-O'KEEFE'S "O. K."
i shoe blacking should be In stock: well ad
vertised. Ja26-99
PLUMBERS O'KEEFE'S "OK" SHOE
blacking to use; you will never regret it.
Ja25-99
PORTER S-O'KKEFE'S "O. K." SHOE
blacking to give your customers an elegant
shine. JaS5-99
KAILKOADERS-O'KEEFE'S "O. K." SHOE
blacking to use; nothing like it; waterproof.
Ja25-99
SALESMEN O'KEEFE'S "OK" SHOE
blacking to use; it's a dandy. Sold every
where. JaS5-99
SHOE DEALEKS-O'KEKFE'S "OK" SHOE
hlaeking to sell; well advertised; sells rapidly.
JaSS-99
STOVE MOLDERS-O'KEEFE'S "OK" SHOE
blacking to use: preserves leatner. Sold
everywhere. " . Ja25-99
TELEGRAPHERS- O'KEEFE'S "O. K."
sboeblacklng to use. Be solid with j our girl.
Ja-25-99
rrUNNERS-O'KEEFE'S "OK" SHOEBLACK
JL 1NG touse; waterproof. Sold everywhere.
Ja25-99
rpYFEWmTERS-O'KEEFE'S "O. K." SHOE
JL BLACKING to use. An elegant office shine.
Ja25-!)9
YOU GET A BAKER'S DOZEN (13) OF
btewart & Co.'s fine cabinet photos for 1, at
So and 92 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny. '
mv23-49-TTSU
YOUNO LADIES-0'KICEFE'S'"O.K."3HOE
blacking; sec that your friend uses it.
Ja25-99
CA BUILDINGS UPON WHICH TO ERECT
0J Champion fire escapes Inside next GO days:
best and cheapest. DICKSON & CAItLY. 407
Penn building. Estimates cheerrnliy and
promptly furnished. Ja25-25-Tnsa
.FOR SALE-IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
City Residences.
BOGG3 AV. THIRTY-SECOND WARD,
Mt. Washington: nice level lot 24X112, to 20
foot alley: will be sold at a bargain. PETER
SHIELDS, 533 Grant st. corner Virgin allev.
jaii-GS
CENTER AVENUE AN ELEGANT IHO
STORY brick dwelling; 8 roomo and attic:
bath, laundry, both gases. Inside w. c, fine slate
mantels, tile hearths, .asbestos fireplaces, extra
sanitary plumbing: perfect In every detail; terms
verv easy; lot 224x163 to V, ylle av. J. U. REILLY,
77 Diamond st. a25-70
FIFTH AV..-NEAR SENECA ST., 3-STORY
brick dwelling; 10 rooms, with all modern
Improvements; price very reasonable: lot S2xl20
to Ann st. J. C. REILLY. 77 Diamond st.
ta25-70
HOUSES-IN THE LOWER PART OF THE
city. First av.. Second av.. Third av.,
etc.. 6ever.il houses tn.it are cheap at 6.000. $7,000,
SS.000. S9.U00 and SI0.OOU. and on liberal terms. C.
H. LOVE, No. 91 Fourth av. ja24-2l
N
EAR DIN WIDDIE ST. 2-STORY BRICK
dwelling: six rooms In good condition: will
rent for (15 per month and price onlvSl. 400:8700 or
S cash will do, balance to suit. J. 0. REILLY,
77 Diamond st.
Ja!5-J0
SOLID INVESTMENT -TWO NEW TWO
BIORY mansard brick dwellings, eight
rooms each, with hall, vestibule, natural aud ar
tificial gas. hut and cold water, bath, inside w.
c. front porches, etc.: will rent for fiw2 per year;
Srlrc, $7,500; great bargain. BAXTER. THO.MP
ON A CO., 103 Fourth av. Ja25-134-Mivrsa'
OPT 500-HO. SSJ TAYLOR ST.: THIS IS A
05 line propertv and a great sacrifice; lot COx
137. with a No. 1 frame dwelling of nine rooms
and finished attic, hall and vestibule: also, two
small lrame hoUbCS of three rooms on rear end of
lot: fruit and shade trees, etc.: street and alley
paved: the property Is cheap at 13.500; terms to
salt. See THUS. MCCAFFREY, 3509 Bntlcrst.
Ja25-123-ws'
QQ 200 -NO. 117 ERIN ST.. TWO-STORY
(305 brick, six rooms and bathroom, hot and
cold water, both gases; In first-class condition:
easy payments. McLAIN & ZUGSM1TH. 437
Grant st. JaS5-57
East End Residences.
EAST END RESIDENCE FOR 87,700 TO A
quick buyer, that Is worth S0.O0O; Us location
is first class: the hnnse Is a good brick. In a No. 1
condition: all modern Improvements: terms
reasonable. C. H. LOVE, No. S3 Fourth av.
Ja24-21"
EAST END-SEVERAL HOUSES AND LOTS,
varying in price Irom 82,500 to 83.500. that aro
good value and well located. C H. LOVK. No.
93 Fourth av. Ja21-21
F
RASIE HOUSE-HANDSOME TWO-STORY
. All modern Improvements, slate roof.
stable, two carriage bouses, cemented cellar,
rult and shade trees, corner lot, Slanlon and
Sheridan avs., paved street, flagstone pavement;
one minnte from Duquesne electric railroad. In
quire ON PREMISES. Ja25-125
OAKLAND 80, 600-A NEW TWO-STORY
and mansard brick dwelling of 9 rooms, hall,
vestibule, bath. Inside w, c. and w. s.. slate man
tels and tile hearths, lnstdeshutters, sliding doors
between parlor and dining room, front and rear
porches; lot 24x125: complete sewerage. For par
ticulars see J. E. GLASS Si CO., 133 Firth av.
Ja25-73
ON THE BOULEVARDE-QUEEN ANNE
residence of !0 rooms and reception ball;
every modern convenience; lot 50x142; a prompt
purchaser will secure a bargain BAXTER,
THOMPSON & CO. , 163 Fourth av.
JaSS-lSJ-TTSSu'
SOUTH HIGHLAND AV, WE HAVE A NEW
2-story brick dwelling of 11 rooms, rec. hall,
hard wood flulsh. sliding doors between dining
room and rec. ball, hard 'wood mantels with tllo
beirtlis. electric bells, speaking tubes; electric
light wlih combination chandeliers: steel range
and copper boiler In kitchen: laundry with
cemented floor: house handsomelv papered; Im
mediate possession; this property on South High
land av., with eastern exposure. See agents,
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth aV.
laSo-129-TTSSU
WARD ST.-NEAR MEYRAN AV., OAK
LAND: electric cars pass tbe door; brick
dwelling containing eight rooms, bath, Inside
shutters and w. c, tt a hearth, hall, vestibule,
front and side porches, boutheru exposure, stable,
etc.; lot 27x120. M. F. HIPPLE Co., 98 Fourth
avenue. JaS0-56-TTSu
Oi A BOO-ON VERY EA8Y TERMS-ANEW
H)C9 twotory frameboute of 7 rooms and attic,
ball, vestlbale, bath, inside w. c and w. .,
range, h. and e. water, slate mantels and tile
hearths. Inside shutters, porches, front and rear;
lot 30x100 feet; this Is s rare bargain, and Is only
one minute from Roup station and one-half square
from Dnqueine car line on Ellsworth av. J.
E. GLASS A CO., 138 Fifth av. 1S25-73
(DO 700 Broad st., E. E., near Negleyav.,
DOf close to Penn av. cable cars; almost new
frame dwelling containing 6 rooms. In goodre-
fialr, front porch, side entrance, eastern exposure;
argetot. 25x145 feet to Klrkwood st.
JlS5-5oIUThU
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
East End. Residences.
CHEAPER TO BUY THAN BUILD-8LB00IN
cash, balance of f 1,500 long time, complete
and nicely finished new bouse, six rooms, hall,
attic, bath, lnsldo w. c, cemented cellar; East
End, one and two squares respectively from
Hlgnland and Peon avs.: get our new catalogue.
(aalfiS). CHARLES SOMERS & CO., 313 Wood
St., 6019 Penn av. JaS5-46
BESIDENCE OF 8 ROOMS: LOT 5CX190: ON
one of the leading avenues of East End;
paved and sewered: an assured bargain If sold
soon. See M. P. HOWLEY A SON., 127 Fourth v.
Ja24-55
Hazelwood Residences.
HAZELWOOD-2-STORY FRA.ME DWELL
ING or 7 rooms, bath, hall, laundry, bard
wood finish, newly papered and painted, nat. gas.
b. and c water. Inside w. c. sewered, etc.: lot
60x120 reel: 2 minutes' walk from Hazelwood sta
tion and Second Avenue Electric Railway: price,
86.800: terms reasonable. IRA M. BURCU FIELD,
158 Fourth av. lalS-30
Allecneny Residences.
CLOSE TO PARKS AND NORTH AV, NICE
conditioned aud complete brick house of
seven rooms, hall, finished attic, oath, doable
parlors, vestibule with stained glass; worth
prompt attention at 81,500: get our new catalogue,
(aallu). CHARLES SOMERS & CO., 313 Wood
St.. 6019 Penn av. la25-46
FEDERALST. EXTENSION A NEW QUEEN
Anne frame house or II rooms: black walnut
reception hall, stained glass bathroom. laundry,
stationary tubs, both gases throughout, hot and
cold watcr;lot 37Mxl64 7-12. all In grass, trees and
shrubbery or elegant design: built for nice
home; fourth house south ol Linden av. : electric
cars within one square; ten minutes' walk from
Allegheny postoffiee: now occupied by tbe owner,
Dane Hamilton, Druggist. Inquire at 27 OHIO
ST., Allegheny. Ja2S-34.TFSa
ON GOOD PAVED AND SEWERED STRI'.ET
Second ward. Allegheny, close to electric
cars. 3 new brick dwellings, pressed brick fronts,
containing 6 rooms each. hall, bath, inside w.
c, closets, enptoards. laundry, etc.: price
810.000 ror all, or will sell separate: rent
81.032 per year. M. F. HIPPLE CO., 90 Fourtu
avenue. a23-55TuThSu
EES1DENCE-CLOSE TO NORTH AV. AND
parks; pressed brick of 8 rooms. In excel
lent condition: all conveniences; lot extending
from street to 6treet; a desirable Allegheny resi
dence at a moderate price. G). CHARLES
SOMERS A CO., 313 Wood St., 6019 Penn av.
JaSI-7-WStt
C 500-PARK VIEW AV.-NEW FRAME
Ot-I) house ofd rooms, vestibule, ball, laundry,
bath: all conveniences, with stable and carriage
house on rear of lot: rrult, sbrubberv: lot48xlJO:
terras to salt (O P25) A. Z. liVKliS & CO.. 93
Federal St., Allegheny. a22-6-22. 24,25"
Sf S00-MONTEREY ST., NEAR NORTH
tj)Ol av.. Second ward, Alleghen v, brick house
or 7 rooms, hall and finished attic; Inside shut
ters: lot 20x110 to a 2C-ft. paved allev; must be
sold to close an estate. A. Z. BYERS & CO., No.
93 Federal st. ja25-100
OOO-CRAIG ST., FINE BRICK HOUSE
j5U of seven rooms, large ball, side en
trance, back yard, well sewered. Inside shutters,
all conveniences: this Is a bargain to a quick
buyer. A. Z. BYEE3 & CO., 93 Federal St., Al
legheny. Ja25-S0
GJ-I K OOO BEECH ST. PRESSED BRICK
J5LJ5 house of ten rooms, hall, bath, laundry,
good cellar, slate mantels, inside shutters, nice
sldevard, stable: lot 40x100: terms to suit. A. Z.
B1EKS& CO., 93 Federal St., Allegheny. JaS5-77
Q OOO INVESTMENT ALLEGHENY
WiJl three-story brick building eight rooms
and large storeroom: large yard and stable: good
business location. See M, V. HIPPLE A CO., 93
Fourth av. la23-58Tursu
230-ADAMS ST.. TWO FRAME HOUSES
T of six rooms each, cas and water, shut
ters; newlv papered and painted: lotSOxlSS. A.
Z. KYERS&CO., 93 Federal St., Allegheny.
Ja25-77
QQ OOO FREMONT ST., ALLEGHENY
Ou' S-story pressed brick, 8 rooms, all possible
conveniences: lot 20x160 to 40-foot street. BAX
TER, THOMPSON & CO., 182 Fourth av.
1a25-133-WSU'
CO OOO-RUSH ST., GOOD BRICK HOUSE
tiDii? of four rooms and large finished attic,
both gases, ball, water: terms very easy. A. Z.
BYERS & CO., 93 Federal St., Allegheny. JaS5-77
Suburban Residences.
BELLEVUE STATION HANDSOME TWO
STORY and mansard dwelling or 16 rooms,
large halls, bath, h. and c. water, laundrv. gas,
fine mantles, tile hearths, electrlcbells. front and
rear porch, cemented walks, outbuildings stable
and carriage house: large grounds: fruit and
shade trees: first-clats bouse; fine location: good
neighborhood; rent low to desirable tenant;
Eossesslon at once. BAXTER, THOMPSON
P.. 162 Fourth av. ja25-13It
SEWICKLEY -CLOSE TO RAILROAD STA
TION, a very neat country home: 2-story
frame dwelling, 8 rooms, front and back porches,
nat. pas, city water, large new stable, cistern,
etc.; 201 rult trees on place; lot, 80x125 to alley;
price, 13,000. J. C. REILLY. 77 Diamond st.
Ja2S-70
OOO UNDERCL1FF STATION F1VF.
19 acres or good irronnd with seven-room. A
house, slate mantels, spring or water, cistern,
good orchard, nice large barn and other build
ings; twomlnntes from station. A. Z. BYERS &
CO.. 93 Federal at.. Allegheny. ' la25-77
FOR SALE LOTS.
City Lots.
WYL1EAV.-A BARGAIN IN A LOT NEAR
Francis st.. left hand sldegolngout; per
fectly level: 24x127; will let this go at 81.050 if told
soon: prtee of aalolnlug lot is 81,400. J. c.
REILLY, 77 Diamond st. Ja25-70
East End Lots.
ARDSHEIL TERRACE LOTS-FIFTH AND
Murrav Hill avs., near Ronp st.. street to
be laid with Talford road, flagston sidewalks,
gas. water, good sewerage, etc; houte to set back
50 feet from sidewalk making an avenue 160 feet
wide; fines." residence site in the city; prices
low, term, to suit. M. F. HIPPLE 'Jk CO.. 93
Fourth av. Js20-56-TTSu
AIKEN AVENUE-J8U PER. FOOT FRONT;
lot 76x163 feet: tho choicest propertv on the
street: It is also 820 per foot front less than ad
Jolnlnz property: a great bargain to a quick
buvcr: must be keen to be appreciated. THoS.
LIGGETT. 71 Diamond St. Ja23-26-wrssu
CRAIG ST.-FUl.TON PLACE PLAN: A
choice lot; size 80x110 feet. J. . GLASS, No.
US Fifth av. JaT
LOT-JUST THINK OF IT LOIS 60x160: IN
one of the most desirable neighborhoods of
East End: good sewer on street: and J.IC0 a lot
will take them, on easy payments. M, P. HOW
LEY SON. 127 Fourth av. Ja24-55
JOT-HOW JS THIS FOR A BARGAIN-LOT
J 127 ft. IrontbvSMft. deep to 20-foot alley in a
select neighborhood of East Liberty, and S-12 a
fool is all that we ask. See M. P. HOWLEY A
SON, 127 Fourth av. ja21-55
CJT 350 PER ACRE-20 ACRES OF EAST END
fj) Li gronnd: au elegant piece of property for
sub-dividing: Itwlll jleld big profits: a shrewd
Investor will think well of It. Get our new cata
logue, (e 71) CHARLES SOMERS & CO.. 313
ood St., 6019 Penn av. ta23-3S-FSu
Allegheny Lots. ,
LOTS CHEAP LOTS, SECOND WARD,
Buena Vista st.. Irwin av., Perrysvllle av.
and Wilson av.: 8600 to 8750. A. LEOGATE &
SON, 108 Fourth av. 1a2l-32
Q"rr.-A RARE BARGAIN A CHOICE
S00J lot. 20x100. In tbe Alleqnlppa Place
plan; only 5 minutes' walk from tbe mills at Soho,
J. . GLASS & CO., 13S Fifth av.
jasws-
Hazelwoocl Lots.
nrr "?-marion place plan-on line
tjpil I O of Second avenue electric cars and B.
O. R. R.: lot 75x190, extending from one street
through, to another street: this Is a rare bargain,
J. K. GLASS & CO., 133 Fifth av. 1a25-73
Suburban Lots.
LOTS 8600 EACH-LAUREL STATION, AD
JOINING West Bellevne. P.. Ft. W. AC. R.
R.:choIcebulidinglotF,lcvc!,45xl20feet,20minutcs
from city. 3 minutes from station; electric cars
will run to the property; 20 trains a dav each way;
fare 6 cents, to. F. HIPPLE A CO., 96 Fourth av.
Ja2J-51-wrsu
farms.
FARM SMALL POULTRY AND TRUCK
farm, w Ith gas well; near city. Address S. P.,
Dispatch office. J.124-8'
ORANGE PLANTATION-FOR SALE OR
exchange: a very fine one of 280 acres, iu
Southern Florida, on which are fine buildings
and a large orange orchard: all tropical fruits can
be raise'' tiierc: climate bealthlul: no lung dis
eases there. orBnght's disease: vegetables of nil
kinds ran bo raised there every month of the
year: price, 820,000. Apply at once to J. H.
STEVENSON & CO.. 100 Fifth av. del9
PLANTATION-OF 800 ACRES AND 7 GOLD
mines In McDuflle co Ga.. ou Little river;
250 acres No. 1 bottom land, raises wheat, com,
oats, sugar cane, etc.; 300 acres upland, half
cleared, raises cotton, etc.: plenty of irult: S
dwelling and 6 tenant houses; lovely climate: the
mines )icld from ?10 to 830 per ton: one 5-stamp
mill; price only 816,000; a rare bargain here. J.
H. STEVENSON 4 CO., 100 iifth av.. Pitts
burg. Jal-I3
Miscellaneous.
HOUSES AND LOTS-CALL OR SEND AD
DRESS for printed list of bargains. W.
LIN HART, No. 81 Fourth av., People's Savings
Bank. JaSf-H"
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
T UMBER YARD AND PLANING M1LL-
JLJ with annual business or (150,000, on easv
terms; shoe store, (375; butcher shop. 250; tin
shop, grocery stores, fjoo to 85,000: restaurant,
livery stable, bakeries, cigar stores, drug stores,
milk depots. SUEPARD A CO.. 151 Fourth av.
Jal6-
MILLINERY AND TRIMMING STORE A
rare business chance: established 18 years; a
good openlug ter any one wlsnlng to make money
immediately. Reasons for selling and further par
ticulars. Inquire of MRS. MOHRHOFF, 1737 Car
son street, S. s. s21-97
OFFICE BU3INES3-FOR TOUSG MAN,
reliable and energetic with best references
and 8609 capital; permanent position: rent and
expenses free; salary 81,000 peryear. SHEPARD
A CO., 181 Fourth ay. Ja25-S4
SHOE STORE-ONE OF TBJC BEST LOCATED
sa stores la tbe city: will sell at Invoice;
great chance, doing good business: low rent. Ad
ress with real naine.i BOX 73, East Liberty.
' Ja25-r
8"
TORES AND ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS
coances. HOLMES A CO., 420 smithfield st.
Ia23-6i .
FOR SALE BUSINESS
Business Opportunities.
ANEW HOUSEHOLD SPECIALTY IS
ready to be put on the market in this city
and vlclnityrn reliable partv with a small sura of
monevis wanted to push and manage It for a
Philadelphia firm: profits good; Sl.tt.0 lias been
made In less than two months. Address K. A.,
Dispatch office.
JaSHH
BAKERY ANP'CON FEtrTlON ERY STAND -In
best town on Hue of Pennsylvania Rail
road: low price to prompt' buyer. BAXTER,
THOMPSON & CO., 1G2 Fourth av.
Ja25-131-TTSU
BUSINESS-REQUIRING LITTLE On NO
attention, clearing (7 per day: on be run In
connection with any other business: price 82,250;
safe investment. Apply BARGAIN, Dispatch
office. lacj-ior
&ENERAL STORE-GOOD LIVE TOWN
grocery stores; 8500 to $5,000: cigar stores,
8300 to 83,000: shoe .stores, drug stores, notion
stores, bakeries, newspaper routes. P.KRC1VAL
& CHAPMAN, 439 Grout EL Ja25-I2l
-I ROCERY-EXTENSIVE TRADE, ELEGANT
VT room In splendid location: fresh stock; In
voice about si.gou; making large profits. C. H.
FOLSOM, Lima, O. . la24-60
LIGirr MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
well established. Any person wishing to
make a profitable Investment may address P.O.
BOX NO. 443. la23-30
Business Properties.
COS5IOPOLITAN. HOTEL THE 3I0ST POP
ULAR hole! at Ashtabula Harbor, doing a
first-class business ami everything in good order,
and a good barroom in connection; accoinmrda
tlotis for 45 guests. C. TIMMERMAN, Harbor,
Ashtabula CO., O. al8-77
LIBERTY ST. PROPERTY 1TOR SALE NOS.
1211 and 1213, Address JOHN PF1TZEN
ME1ER, Bennetts, Pa. al5-S7-TTHKu
Manufactnrlnc Sites.
MANUFACTURING SITE ON WEST PENN
R. R.. with 2A feet siding, building, boilers,
etc: bargain ir sold within GO davs see St. F.
HIPPLE a. CO.. 9t Forill av. jaS5-55-TllTll8n
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock, Etc.
COWS-FANN1E JEFFERSON. 62.173, SOLID
golden lawn recorded Jersey belter, recently
fresh, giving now dally 12 quarts rich goldeu
milk, sound, gentle as a lamb: a rare good one:
promises to equal ber dam who has tested W,i
pounds butter 7 days, who is also lor sale: bar
gains: address stamped envelope for reply, H. C.
GRAFF, Kensington, O. Ja24-63
COW-FKESH-KTII ALDEENEY. CAN HE
seen atT. n. MORELAND'S, 6100 Penn av
E.E. -aSS-lSl".
OGS-I CHAMPION COON DOG. 1 CHAM
PION squirrel dog, 1 champion bear dog. 1
champion fox dog. 1 rabbit dog. 1 setter, 1 point
er, all champion workers on game: trained fe
male white ferret who has bolted bags of rabbits;
self-addressed stamped envelope ror reply, 11. C
GRAFF. Kensington. O. Ja24-G3
PACER IRON GRAY. 5 YEARS OLD.
weight about L100: can show a 2:30 gait and
Is sound and quiet; will sell cheap. Inquire No.
195 RIVER AV., Allegheny. JjS5-S3
Machinery and'nletals.
BBEWERY-A1, CAPACITY 10,000 BARRELS:
net profits SO. COO to 88.000 per vcar: price
824.000, worth 840,000; rare chance. C. H. FOL
SOM, Lima, O. la2l-60
-VTATIONAI' CASH REGISTER-GOOD AS
1I new: onlv In use todays; will sell cheap.
Address P. O. BOX 143, Brownsville. Pa. ,
a23-3S-Tursu
HE PORTER&DOUTHETTCO.. LIMDAR
RAGH st. and River av., Alleghenr, Pa ,
engines boilers and castings. Repairing promptly
attended to. JiS-or
WEBSTER'S "VACUUM" EXHAUST STEAM
Economizer, Feed Water Heater and Puri
fier, Is the most perfect device known for heat
lngand purifying the feed water for Dtcam boilers
and manufacturing purposes, and lor healing
DUildlngs ot any description wltbout back press
ure on engine, returning the condensation to
the boiler In thcoue apparatus: readily cleaned
without stopplngmaeblnery: all parts accessible;
furnished on trial for acceptance: send for new
Illustrated catalogueof convincing proofs. WAR
REN. WEBSTER 4 CO., 491 N. 3d, Philadelphia.
de30-54
Miscellaneous.
LUMBER YARD-LARGE STOCK LUMBER,
sales 8TS. COO per year, will sell one-half In
terest for flO.000; great bargain. C H. FOLSOM,
Lima, O. 'a21-6C
PIANO ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO,
nearly new, beantifnl tone: will take 5195 spot
cash, worth 8500; greatest bargain lu the citv 23
EIGHTH ST., city. Ja25-50
SCHOLARSHIP IN GAR51ENT CUTTING,
tailor method. NO. 7 FEDERAL ST., Alle
gheny. ial9-I-TThsu
PERSONAL.
T-DERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
I JZ and silver: lewelrvrenalred: new work made
I to order. CHRIS. HAUCH, 541 Smltbflcla st.
J 113-81
PERSONAL-GOOD TENANTS ARE MOST
quickly obtained by advertising in The Dis
patch; Mondays andTbursdays are special to let
days. ja25-117
PERSONAL MADAM CHARLES CURES
the worst cases or drunkenness speedily ami
permanently: never tails. 721"OPLAR ST., next
Sandusky, Allegheny, Pa. J 125-30
ERSONAL-FINE BOOK3-WE HAVETHE
finest collection of finely illustrated hooks
In Pittsburg: beautiful bindings; low prices; come
and see them: hundreds of books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOK STOKE, 800 Liberty sw dels
PERSONAL-FOR3QDAYSONLY-DICKENS"
complete works, S3: Shakespeare, complete,
8 ro , sheep, for 81 50: watch for special drives
each month during the year. FRANK BACON
& CO., 301 Smithfield St. Ja2
PERSONAL GLASSES PKJUPERLY AD
JUSTED often prevent or cure neuralgia,
dizziness, mental depression and melancholia:
our exclusive specialty Is adjusting glasses for all
vLual defects. CHESSMAN 4 MANSION. No.
42 Federal St., Allegheny. Bestfl spectacles on
earth. jalo-17-TUSSu
PERSONAL-A GREAT PROBLEM SOLVED;
a new air ship; B line direct route to health:
Ta-va-zon 4 kevs: a life package, price 85: lasts 4
weeks; a perfect borne treatment: shinped every
where on receipt otprlre: knowing the above to
bethemoslBcJemtflc on cartb, we desire to call
the attention of Influential men with capital to
these remedies with regard to form a joint stock
company, for wc are confident a business of
81. 000.000 to 85,000,000 a year can be made. Write
or call at DR. GRIFFITH DRUG Co.. Third av.
and Grant St., Pittsburg, Fa. Copyright.?
' la25-12S
FOUND.
I7IOUND-CARRIAGE.ROBE. WHICH THE
: owner can have by calling at 62 Fountain st,.
Allegheny, and paying expenses.
FRA.NK.
JXA131.1;.
Ja24-43
FOUND THAT HEADACHE THAT COMES
on after sewing, reading or watching a play
are usually the results ofdefects lu the eyes. Con
sult the expert opticians, I HESSMAN &MAN
NION. No. 42 Federal St.. Allegheny. Consulta
tion free. jaIO-17-Tussu
LOST.
LOST EYE-GLASS WITH CHAIN. REWARD
for return to DR. DALY'S, 135 Fifth av.
Ja25-29
LOST-SMALL FOX TEHRUSR, WH1TEWITH
black spots; suitable r waTd will b paid for
rccuru to GEO. W. GUTHRIE. 100 Diamond st.
fa24-28
HOTELS AND RESORTS.
UNITED STATES HOTEL ATLANTIC
CITY. N. J. Will open FEB. 14 and con
tinue to OCT. 1,'fll. New management, elegant
In all its appointments, 300 rooms, large and
spacious, sun parlors, steam beat in 'every
room, elevators, electric bells, etc.; unobstructed
view and only one block from the ocean; finest
location on tbe island.
NEAL & HAMILTON,
Jall-gg-Thsa Proprietors.
AUCTION SALES.
FNE FURNITURE. CARPETS. ETC., AT
auction. TUESDAY MORNESU. January
27, at 10 o'clock, at tbe rooms. No. 311 Market
st. Fine parlor and library suits, in broca
telle tapestry; leather, plush, and hair cloth;
hall racks, center, tables, secretaries, and book
cases; solid walnut, oak, and cherry chamber
suits, wardrobes, chiffoniers, rockers, bed
steads, bureaus, and wasbstands; lot pictures,
clocks, ornaments, mattresses, springs, rues,
linoleum, and tine decorated toilet ware; band
some china closets, extension tables, dining
chairs, sideboards, dinner services, dishes, and
glassware, ball, room, and stair -carpets In vel
vet, ruoquette, body and tapestry brussfels, and
Ingrain. Also ar same day and place, at two
(2) in tbe afternoon, a lot of dry goods and no
tions, which must positively be rinsed nut.
HENRY AUCTION CO..
jaZ5-&I Auctioneers.
STOCKSTOCKS.
Auction Sale of Valuable Stock
and. Bonds.
Will be offered at 'Auction, atxCbamber
of Commerce rooms.
TUESDAY, JAN. 27;" at 3:30 P. M.,
tbe folio win? stock and bonds:
SO shares First National Eant-of Birming
ham. 110,000 Pittsburg and Birmingham Traction
Co. bonds. JOHN-D. BADLEY,
ja25-44 ' . Auctioneer.
DRYGOOD8 AND NOTIONS AT AUC
TION Wednesday morning, January 28,
at'10 o'clock, at tbe rooms, No.311 Market st.
Fine dress goods, suitings, hosiery, gloves, but
tons, hoods, caps, ladies' and children's gar
ments, etc. HENRY AUCTION CQ Auc'rs.
, PATENTS.
o D. LEVIS, Solicitor ot patent!.
131 Fifth" avenue, above Smithfield, next Leader
.office. No delay. SiUDlbasd 90 rean, se36-13
TO LET.
City Resldencear
T. WELL1NGS-NOS. M AND 58 CENTER AV.;
XJ nine rooms, wo thhouse. bath and w. c. nat
ural gas; rentSSUO; possession of 58 Immediate If
desired, fnqulro W. A. HERRON SONS. 80
Fourth av.. or 52 CENTER AV. Ja2S-72t
D
WELUNGS-IN ALL PARTS Or" THE
citv and snhnrhK- send us rour name and
address, and we will mall you our rent list regu
larly nnttl April 1 free of charge. KLACK. &
RAlRD. 95 Fourth av. ' - lcl7-20t
HOUSES FOUR AND FIVE-ROOMED
homes: low rent: pleasantly situated on
Grandview av. ALFRED MARLAND. Thirty
second ward. Ja25--suT
94:2
PENN AV.-NEAH NINTH STREET.
-J . t t . ... ... I t ln SAP
j -&. uweiungni ten rooina; jcimm tu.w", ,, ,
a phvslclan or dentist. Apply to VICTOR WEISS,
No. 510 Penn av. Ja25-7!t
East End Residences.
EAST END RESIDENCES-SF.ND US YOUR
name and address and we will mail yon our
rent Hit regularly until April 1, free of charge.
BLACK. &. RA1RU. 35 Fourth av. del7-20t
HOUSE NEW HOUSES 4. 5 AND 8-ROOSl
houses.. with large lots. In flncsnburbs. fre
quent and rapid transit. low fare, pure air and
water: rent 812 to 820. which is applied to pur
chase price, and In a few years you own yonr own
homearrd pay rent no longer: If von have any am
bition orthU sort come in. MAOAW & GOFF,
xiax., t-13 jj ounn av. jm-niwmnui
AKLAND-CORNER OF HOtJUr.T AND
Frazler sts.: a choice brick residence of 7
rooms; hall, vestibule and all modem conven
iences: laundry In basement: lot 75 feet front;
rent 830 per month: Immediate possession. J. E.
GLASS &. CO.. 133 Fifth av. Ia25-73t
WALNUT ST.-NEAR HIGHLALD, EAST
END. brick house nine rooms, bath, lann
dry. etc.: good sewerage: all modern Improve
ments: stable, etc.: large yard: verv desirable
neighborhood. TUOS. LIGGETT, 71 Diamond st.
jal8-C9-TTSSut
Allegheny Residences.
DWr-M.INGS-IN ALL PARIS OF ALLE
GHENY and snhnrhs: 6end ns your name and
address and we will mall you our rent list regu
larly until A'prill free of charge. ULACK. &
DA IR1, 95 Fourth av. dcl7-20t
HOUSES-OF EVERY DESCRIPTION; CALL
for primed list. A. Z. BERS 4CO.. 93
Federal St., Allegheny. Js25-77t
STORES AND BUSINESS ROOS1S IN ALL
parts of the two cities and snhurbs; send yonr
name and addrP6s and we will mall you our rent
list regularly until April 1, free of "charge.
RI.ACK &HAIRD. 95Fonrlhav. del7-20t
Suburban Residences.
FIFTH AV., NO. 4504 (HEL1.EFIELD)-THE
two-story brick dwelling now occupied by
thesnbscrlber: contains I2rooms and has all the
modern conveniences: also stable and carriage
house. Inquire of Wil. IIOUIKS. 10 and 12
Hood St., or at tbe above number. Fifth av.
Ia21-25
Itooms.
PAKLOR-IN EAST END-PRIVATE FAM
ILY will let an elegant, larre, front parlor
on first floor, furnished or unfurnished, at alow
rent to desirable party. Inquire of A. 1.. OAY,
531 Wood st. Ja25-27t
BOOM-SECOND FLOOR OF BUILDING
cor. Market and Llhcrtysts., 40 ft. front. In
irood condition, and suitable for any light busi
ness. Inquire W. T. ESPY.51SaIarketst. 1a25-94t
B'
OOMS-ARE SOONEST FILLED WITH DE
SIRABLE tenants by an advertisement In
The OIp.itch; Mondays aud Thursdays are sperlal
," days. Ja25-H7t
ROOMS THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS
and pirt or attic, and use of laundry, at 178
WVL1EAV. a25-78t
KOOM3-C3 ARCH ST. ALLEGHENY, FRONT
room. ' Ja25-:et
Business Stands.
BUILDING, WITH OR WITHOUT POWER,
in the center of Allegheny city: size of floors,
50x100: elevator, steam beat. For further Infor
mation call upon BLACK & BAIRD. 95 Fouith
av. - Ja21-43t
BUSINESS ROOM -24X110 FT. IN THE CENTER
of the business portion of the live city of
Mansfield. O. : a grand location ror a general
store, mllllnerv and rancy store, etc.- Applv to
DR. J. A. JONES. Mansfield, O. Ja2C-93t
HOTEL OF FORTY (40) ROOMS. UNFUR
NISHED, now ready foroccunancy: some
unfurnished rooms for housekeeping. Inquire of
S. MUSGBAVE, on premises, corner Liberty and
Fourth sis. JalS-39-WFSut
1AROE STOREROOM AT 75 (DISPATCH
J building) Diamond st : next store but one
toSmlthneldtslze abont 20X100. and widening to
SOrcetln therer; steam heat, electric light and
rear entrance for wacons and goods: power can
also be snpplied If needed. Applv to J. i,.
CLARK, room 28, Dispatch building, 75, 77 and 79
Diamond st. a22-97t
LEXINGTON AV. NEAR LINCOLN AV..
East End. three buildings with enstne. shaft
In?, boiler, etc.. suitable for bakery, laundry or
light manufacturing bnslneii; also 8-roomed
house ou samo ground;wUl rent low to good
parties. BLACK. &BAIRD. 95 Fourth av.
Js23-S:t
J' IBERTYST., N EAR SEVENTH AV. LARGE
J double nve-storybnslness houe, magnificent
storeroom. Immense show windows, elevator,
etc.; suitable for wholesale or retail business of
any kind. BLACK & BA1RD. 95 Fourth av.
Ja23-82t - (
-VTEVVP-LL'S KOAD UOUSE-COR. FORBES
JLi AV. and Shady lanc..havlng 20 large rooms,
ladles' and gent's parlors. otSreand cale on first
floor; Immense porches; club house, suitable for
billiard parlors or dancing ball: 16-foot range;
40 carriage stalls and five acres of lawn, with fruit
and shade trees. BLACK Jfc BA1RD, 95 Fourth
avenue. a23-82t
STOREROOM-CORNER SMUHFlELD AND
lY atcr sts., large storeroom with large show
windows; rent low. BLACK & BA1111), 95 Fourth
av. Ja23-82t
SIORE-LARGE STORE; BEST CENTER LO
CATION for business at Youngstown, O.
Apply to DR. PAINE, there. Ja24-2f
THE SIXTn FLOOR OP 73.77 and 79 DIAMOND
st. will be to let from April 1, with possibly
posc"Inn to lessee earlier: dimensions 60x90
icet: lighted upon all fotirsldes and also from
large central well: suitable for large wholesale
wareroom or light manufacturing: both passeu-
er and freight elevator?, elcctr!: light, steam
e.itincrandnowersunblied lfnecesrv. Anntv
to J. L.CLARK, room 28, 7J, 77 aud 79 Diamond st. J
ja-wiT
Offices. Desk Room. Etc. r
CHOICE OFFICES IN THE NEW SCHMEBTZ
building, corner Water and Market its.;
steam beat, elevator and Janitor services free:
low rent to good, steady tenants: offices single or
In suites. BLACK St BAIRD, 95 Fourth av.
Js2l-49t
DESK ROOM-DESIRABLE LOCATION ON
Fifth av. For further Information address
DESK, Dispatch office.. ' Ja25-38
OFFICES-IN IRISH. PENN. EISNER. EX
CELSIOR. Schmertz, Knhnand other build
ings and in other zood localities: send us your
name and address and we will mail youourrent
list regularly until April 1 free of charge. BLACK
& BAIRD. 95 Fourth av. Jais 63t
OFFICESIN GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK
Building. Wood and Diamond sts.-. singly
or In snlts: all modern Improvements and low
rent, inquire at THli BANK. oc23-49t
OFFlCEi-NO. 609 HA5IILTON BUILDING;
verydcsirablo and well-lighted office: rent
low to good tenant: possession at once.1 BLACK
& BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. Ja2S-28t
OFFICES IN BISmKLL BLOCK. CORNER OF
smithfield st. and Seventh av. Inqnlre at
ROOM 209, on second floor. Jall-JT-Sut
SUITE OF EIGHT OFF1CES-ON SECOND
floor orNo. 2 Ninth St.: rent exceptionally
low to good tenant. BLACK BAIRD, a". Fourth
avenue. Ja23-82t
Miscellaneous.
BRICK-YARD PROPERTY BOILER. EN
GINE, etc., on Bedford, av. near Erin st..
Thirteenth ward: good clay and all down grade
hauling. Inquire of 1. R. 'JVHITAKEK. 195
Fifth av.. city. Ja22-0t
STORAGE-SAVE RENTS-MERCHANTS AN D
brokers carrying stocks can bare ofilce facili
ties Tree: R.R. track ill. warehouse; low Insurance
and every convenience for handling; money saved
by moderate charges for hauling and storage;
separate departments for furniture, mcrcuandlse.
etc.: Inquire for rates; telephone Nu. 50. W. A.
HOEVEI.ER. Storage, Twclftn and Pike sts..
Pittsburg; Pa. noSO-59-sat
Columbia Iron and Steel C,o.
Stock for Sale.
Ten shares. Par value $100 each. Apply to
John Solder's executors, or to
EDWARD OASIPBELL.
Attorney at Law.
jalM Unlnntown, Fayette Co.. Pa.
A RT SCHOOL- (
Instruction In crayon work given by a compe
tent Instructor. Course commencing February
2, 1891, will continue for tbreo months.
The art of making draperies and faces will be
acquired in that time.
Terms, eta. can be bad by calling on or ad
dressing ART SCHOOL;
233 Frankstown av.E. E..
jaSJ-Si Pittsburg, Pa.
TOP COATS
AND ULSTERS
Made to measure. Specialties In imported
goods ror sneb wear. Correctly cut In prevail
ing fashion. -H.
& O. E. AHLEBS,
MERCHANT TAIL0R3,
120 Smithfield street. " Telephone 1389,
deZ3-TTSSU
Is
UROPE WE SELL TICKETS TO AND
from tbe Old Country by all leadwe
lines; also drafts, money orders, foreign coin.
eta.atNewYorkrates. MAX BCHAMBERQ
fc CO., 527 binlthfletdst,, Plttsburc, Pa. Agents
Penna. R. R. Co. Ja3-wsa
WANTFrp-ONE XKS IN EVERY
VV iVi 1.CU country town, to seUCUner
portable foot warmers on commission: I will
ship one dozen or more to any responsible man
and take my pay when they are sold; no more
cold feet. H. H.HAYES: 1438 Penn ava.
JaJl-K-M.J
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
A Stone House
Is the coming residence. Wo
have three for sale that we
believe, are better than any,
others now in the market.
We know they are well
built they were built under .
our supervision by day work
no shoddy contract work.
Of course, they are on as
phaltum streets, two in East
End, one at Rou,p, all con- -venient
to the different rapid
transit lines an'd P. R. R.; and
again of course, they- have
every possible modern con
venience and luxury, such as
sanitary plumbing, electric
light and the thousand and
one things such as a house
should have. They are neces
sarilyin choice neighborhoods
it woujd not pay to build .
them in any locality but the
best. They vary in size from
12 to 15 rooms, and. of cobrse, -
in price; but the prices are the ,
only things about them that
are cheap $16,000 to "$20,
000. Come to the office and see
photographs, or .drop us a
postal and our representative
will call in one ot our car-:
riages, that we keep for- this. ,
purpose, and take you to the
houses; its no" trouble, it's
business.
BLACK & BAIRD,
95 FOURTH AV.
jal7-12-3),23
ARE YOU
THINKING-
BUILDING?
If so, you will want a lot ;
want it in a good location;'
want good neighbors, nice sur
roundings, lots of fresh air,
lots of light; you don't want to.
be crowded; you want good
sewerage and a paved street, ,
and not further than 10 to 15
minutes' ride from downtown.'
Call to see us. We have a
corner lot in Oakland which
may suit you. (D89).
BLACK & BAIRD,
,ai.wMu 95 FOURTH AVE.
For Sale S3.0CO Ele
(rant new trick dwelU
ing. 8 large rooms, ball,
vestibule, donble par
lors, bnth. Inside w. x.
stationary wasfistand,
slate mantels through
oat, tile hearths, china
closet, pantry. bacK
stairs, inside shutters,
gas fixtures.' electrlo
bells, handsomely pa
pered and painted, both,
Caes, ranjte. laundry,
with stationary tubs,
front and back porches,
shade trees, street sew
ered and paved, stoua
sidewalks, lot fenced,
and every hine com
plete; only ten minutes'
ride from the heart of
the city. This i an ex
ceptional bargain and
well worth Investigat
ing WM. PETTY A
CO., 107 Fourth av.
Ja22-S4-Tbssu
$1,000
CASH.
BALANCE
TO
SUIT
PURCHASER.
OAKLAND. ",
desirablFdwelling -
On prominent asphaltum paved street, 15 min
utes from Wood street. Location all that
could be desired. A new nine-room dwelling
pressed brick front, with all modern improve
ments electric Rent, electric bell.", bath, inside
w. c., spacious double parlors, front and rear
porches, etc.
Price, M0.000L - i
M. F. HIPPLE & CO., '
96 FOURTH AVENUE.
JS25V56-TTSU "
FOE SALE.
Lawrer.ceville Lots, Cheap.
Borne of tbe Most Desirable Lots in tbe
Seventeenth Ward, on
IftWIN PLACE.
Between Forty-second anil Forty.fourta St-.
ZIKxl00It..forn,G0a Easy Terms. (95). -Also
on Butler st.. SttlOO f .-.. SL200.
On Flak st, 22x140 ft.. SL5KI
On Hampsen St.. 20x100 JL. LloO.
On Butler, near Forty-ninth St., 20x100 ft,
(2,700.
Also others. Call or send for list.
W. A. HEEE01T& SONS.
Ja236-'WSn 80 Fourth arcnuV
$4,aop
WILL BUY A NEAT FRAME
Dwelling, nearly new, containing seven rooms,
reception ball, etc; only 20 minutes from dry;
unsurpassed location: fine view; close toB-B.
station bouse; cost over $8,000 to build; lot 5Sx
121; plenty of additional ground can be bad If"
desired.
M.F. HIPPLE k CO.,
K FOURTH AV.
ia252-Tnan
The Electrical Construction and
Maintenance Company,
Electrical Engineers and Contractors. SsMlla
Bella, Burglar Alarms. Annunciators, eta- la.
candescent Lijht and Bell Wiring t specklflk.
Bole agents for tbe J enney motors.
125 FIFTH AVENUE, Pittsburg, Fv
Telephone 1774 Wl3-HM
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