THE DAY IN COURT.
Park Bros. & Co. Ordered to Pay
Captain Gray's Estate $570,660 SS,
AMOUNT OF THE APPRAISEMENT.
A Larce Sumler of Criminal Sentences
Imposed by Judge While.
KUMEEOUS DESERTION CASES HEARD
Judce Single yesterday handed down an
opinion ou the exceptions filed by Park
Bros. & Co. to the appraisement by James
H. Liudsay of tbe interest of the late Cap
tain K. C. Gray in that firm sustaining the
appraiser. Two of the executors of the will
of Captain Gray were members of the firm,
and as the surviving members of the firm
wished to purchase Captain Gray's interest,
the' Court was aV.ed to mate an appraisement.
The appra.scr hxetS the value ot tbe interest at
the time of Captain lira's death. May 2S. 1SS8.
at J5TC.G60 S3. This Taluation was excepted to
1 tlic firm as excessne
Tlie first question was as to the time atwhich
the valuation should nave been made. This
t!ie judjre&aid, was tiicd by law, which pro
rides that npou the death oj insolvency of a
member his rcpreseutatie had no claim as a
partner. 1 Lc anpraiscr. therefore, was right in
lrvmstlie alueat ihe time of death. lib rea
sons forming the liasi. of his apportionment
were quoted as satisfactory b tho Court. They
Mere that a piecemeal valuation was unjust. It
wjs a valuation s a whole. baUnc; in view the
traae, the business tbe facility, the rood will,
the trade mark anl ihc continuing in business,
that formed ths bais.
In conclusion, the hrm was directed to pay the
amount of Captain jra's interest, S570.660 8S,
with interest from M.. 2S. 1SSS.
TEE AHO-TOT CK&EGED UP.
Judge nawkin Decides for the Uiceptants
in tite Pittock Case,
Judge HawKins, of the Orphans' Court, yes
terday handed down an opinion on the excep
tions to the account of Thomas i'lttock, ad
ministrator of tho estate of Sis mother, Susanna
l'lttocK. Tbo exceptants deired to have tbe
accountant surcharged '.uthSIO.COO, the amount
of a mortgage h:: mother held against blm bat
wiilch she bad satisfied. It was asserted that
Mr. I'lt'.ook was nie'ntally weak, by reason of
ber ace, ST jcars. Pittock claimed that the
mortgage was satisfied in payment for services
rendcrea. Among tbo item"! of service were
tiling up tbe estate of bis brother, John W.
Pittock, and uroring 1'iat i claimant as widow
bad not beeu a 'egal wife, tlias. girmj; bis
mother ber arc of the estate, which uas over
Juuge Ha-vkius aftor reviewing the testi
mony sustained tro exeptacts. tbe accountant
liavlng been paid for 1 is services m regard to
Ills lumber's, estate, jiid tbe mother, hannc
been mentally luhiin when the mortgage was
canceled, be directed a decree surcliarging tbo
accaut with the amount of tbo mortgage and
other items ol error, making a total of over
13,000.
15 CRIMINAL C0TJET.
A Number of Sentences Impo&ed by Judge
"N liite Yesterday,
In Criminal Court jesterday Judge White
tiioosed tbe following sentences: Albert
bbecrers and Charles (jraham, larceny, one
jearand six. months eich to the workhouse;
Carley Fannen, laitenj lrom the person, two
years In the penitentiary: Andy bchalfer, as
sault two j eats to the woikbouse; Harry An
dersen, larceny, one j ear to the workhouse; F.
X, bchelL keeping a disorderly bouse, one I ear
t"tbe workhous?; Virginia mith, !arc?n,30
JiS to tbe workhouse; Wiliiani Bonner and
G -orge berry, entering a Imilding to commit a
felony, two years each to the workhoue; feloan
'.imrc larcen, one j ear to the workhouse;
Edward Fitzpatuck. larccnj, six months to the
workhouse; Oeoige Crawford, cntenus a build
ing to commita felony, four eais to the peni
tentiary; Uarrj Parker, in.ii orality. ten months
to the workhouse: Kllcn McKeoer, &ame of
fense. 30 and cost-; Hattie Kilsore, felonious
3fsaultand liatterj, lb months to the peniten
tiary: Thomas Armstrong, larceny, eight
months to the workhouse; Daniel O'Fee, lar
cent, six months to the work bouse: Robert
"Wilcox, lateen, three mouths to the work
house. THE COUST CiLEHDAB.
I4t of Case to Be Tried bj tho Judges
To-Morrow.
Common Pleas Sn. 1 Hartner vs Hartner,
Kress A Co. va Hamilton. foddet uxvsMoore,
Harley tt ux vs Hanlon, Xeel et al vs Coursln,
EiTelet al vs Threnhauer, Brown vs Wolf et
aJ,Ix)wiy s Pittsburg, Allegheny and .Man
chester Railway Company, Altinos vs Schmitt,
Gilmorc v JIcKeesport and Bellevernon Rail
road. Miller v Jack-on e a!.
Common Plea- Jm 2 Thompson vs Brand et
Jtx, Thompson vs Xaer.
Criminal Court Commonwealth vs Alnert
Campbell, John Kurean, Charles Shanlcey,
Adam Miller, John Spencer. Fred Miller. Jr.,
Tjonnie Billings, Martha E. Brenneman (.2),
Thomas Kienin, Michael McDowell, Ellen
Oswald, John Tracv, Martin Carl in, James
Botfej, alias Bossie. Edward Cunningham.
SEVEHAL SUITS FOE DIVORCE.
A Number of Wives N'ut Supported by Their
Uusbands.
In the divorce suit of Lottie Pershing
against Curtis M. Pershing a rule was issued
en tho hisband jesterday to compel him to
show cause w hy he should not pay his wife
?M0 for counsel fees and S10 a week tor the
fcupport of his wife and cbud pending the liti
gation.' Suits for divorce on the grounds of desertion
were entered by Mary Karsay against Julius
Karsaj, Carrie Knapp against William L
Knapp.Mary Smith against Henry Sinith,Ruth
DaUs feipes against William bipes. Michael
Lepjug against Barbara Leppig, and Ella J.
Paine agaiust John Payne.
Findings in Criminal Court Trials.
Martin Connelly was put under S200 bond to
keep the peare; Thomas Kemp was ordered to
pay bis wife 110 per month; Philip L. Wensell
was ordered to pav his wife $15 per month;
Mary Hague, charged with surety of the peace,
paid half the costs; William Woodruff, on the
same charge, paid the costs, nolle pros were
allowed in the cases ol Matt Hughes and John
Atkinson.
Minor Notes From the Conrta,
A ciiap.tfr was granted jesterday for the
Iron City Microscopical Society. i
An execution was issued yesterday by Danie
himon against Charles and Elizabeth Simon
for 5121 2 .
A petition was Clad yesterday asking for a
decree for the dissolution of the fateuocnville
Iron and Steel Company.
lx the suit of William McCoy against James
McNally to recover tbe price of a horse, a ver
dict was given yesterday for $235 for tho
plaintiff.
A PETITION was filed yesterday by tho con
gregation of the West Bellevue Piesbjtenan
Church asking that tbe name of tbe church be
changed to tbe Avalon Presbyterian Church.
Judge Ewisg yesterday made an order re
fusing to appoint a receiver for the McKees
port Light Company, as asked for in the case of
the Edison General Electric Light Company
against the McKecsport Light ConiDany.
Je dge Collier yesterday settled the much
vexed Ebenezer Baptist Church trouble bj
granting that church a charter. The applica
tion was on tile lor over a year, and there was
quite a controversy between two factious.
Jt'DGE Aciieson" in the United States Court
yesteruay made an order authorizing the pay
ment of a mortgage for $20,730 on the Allegheny
Vallej liilrojd. The order was made on tho
petition of the ieceler of the railroad, and tho
mortgage is held by tbe Western University.
Francis Andhews, of 31 1. Pleasant, Fa.,
yesterday bled a petition for an inquest in
lunacy on his brother, John G.Andrews. The
latter, he state., has been insane ince August
23,1830. Hi? only estate is a United States
pension for services in the Rebellion. He was
captain ot Company B. One Hnudred and
Forty-Second Pennsylvania Volunteers.
The Central Trust Company, ot New York,
yesterday Wed in the United States Court an
answer to the petition of P.T.Hugnesforleave
to intervene in the case of the Central Trust
Company against the Cameron Coal and Iron
Company. The answer denies the validity of
the lien filed by Hughes, and tne Court Is asked
to strike it off and dismiss the petition.
FOBconphs and throat troubles use Brown's
Bronchial Irocbus. "Ihey stop an attack of my
asthma cough very promptly, "cf-aicb. Allaml
Tllle, O.
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Top linebeina displayed counts as two.
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EM1L G. falUCKEY. 24th tr-et and Pcnn ave.
ALLEUHXNY.
A.J. KAERCHER. 51 Federal street.
H.J. McBUIlli; Market House, Allegheny.
F. It. EGGEIte A fcON. Ohio and Chestnnt sts.
THOMAS MCHEMtV, Western and Irwin aves.
G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver Tes.
PERKY 31. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny aTCs,
WANTED.
3fale Help.
B
ARKEEPEK-MUST BE A NO. 1. AD-
DUEbS llts, Dl-natCh oflice. EhS-118
CANDY MAKl.lt ONE WHO UNDER
STANDS the manufacturing of cliculne
cum. Call or address, at once, (i F. KMGHr A
CO., Ill Robinson St.. Allczhcry. mtiS-lM
CV.LEUK GOOD GROCERY CLERK. APPLY
to MILLER BHOs., 162 Federal ft.. Allc
fheny. mhS-l!9
CIOAT.MAKER IMMEDH1ELY. FlRbT-
CLASb coitmater: tuba or piccolo plvcr.
Address M, h. &EIPLE, Greenville. Pa. mhS-40
COATMAKER-A GOOD UOM'.MA
PLY" to GEORGE GRANT, Ap
strong county, P.i,
Kirit il.
Apollo. Arm-
inns-ii
TJMRE-PROOFERS OF EXPERIENCE: MUST
1 be member of Bricklayers' Union; from 6 to
S weeks' work ou one building. Apply to M. P.
SCULLY A CO.. Builders' Exchange, Cincinnati,
O. mhS-92
GENTLEMAN WANTED TO REPRESENT
a larce publishing houe on tbe road: one
lamiHar with art matters preferred:;or an experi
ence subscription book man. call Monday: rare
terms H. WEEDON, TOlSmlthfieldst mh8-150
GOOD PARIY WITH $1,000 CASH-TO REP
RESENT us at Pittsburg: ood office fur
nished ana 5 n per mouth guaranteed: must becin
6oonandspena a short time at thisoflicetopre
uarelor the duties of the position best of refer
erces glrcn ami required: monPT cecured. Ad
driss .MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 210
Walnut st. tlncinnati. O. lnti8-9I-TTSn
UGATMZERS-TO INSTITUTE LODGES OF
the latent non-ecTPt order; no medical ex
amination: (109 lu one v ear; JlOper week for dis
abllltv. Address BOi. 16SS, Nashua. N. II.
mhS-Sl
MAN - ACQUAINTED THROUGHOUT
PcansTlvania to sell cigars; address with
rclercuccs territory traveled and full particu
lars; communication stricltr confldential.
FRANK. TELLER A CO., 30J Cherry et,. Phila
delphia, Pa. mh7-14
MAN MIREWD BUSINESS 3IAN WITH
Siaonotobe president or manrg. company
with cap'tal stock of 21.000; business flrst-clvss.
Address .OMMiriEE,Dtspatch omce. mhS-lal
MEN A FEW 31EN F LIBERAL EDUCA
TION and rood address to represent us on
valuable sihool specialties; no canvassinir for
books: positions permanent ai.d profitable to
right parties; this will bear cloe investigation.
For particulars call on oraddre-sO, W. CLOSE,
315 W abash a v., Chicago, III. mh7-13
MEN WITH CAPITAL FOR A VALUABLE
patent: very protttuhle investment. Ad
dress PKOi IT. Dispatch oOce. rahS-109
-O LLIAIJLE PERSON TO ACT AS TUrt LO
Jll t I. rcprescnintire of a corporation, with a
paid-up capital of SJaT, OM!. In the sale, through
sub-agents, of Installment Savings Bonds; to
such a person a desinhle and Mle-long position
can be secured. Address MUTUAL INVEST
MENT COMPANY, -SLlNiculletav., Minneipolis,
.Minn. inhG-79
SALES.MEN-ON" SALARY OR COVIMISSION
to handle the new Patent Chemical Ink Eras
ing Pencil: the grenlest selllnir novelly ever pro
duced: erases luk thorourlil) in two seconds; no
abrasion ol paper: 2(Oto5.0 per cent profit; one
agent's sales amoui. ted to 620 in six days: an
other ti In tvv o hours; we want one ei.erpetlc
general acent lor each State and Territory: sim
ple Ia mall avcts. 1' or terms and lull particu
lars. addrcssTIIEMONROE ERASER MTG. CO.,
La Crosse, W is. mh7-18
CAl
O side line, to lake orders lor O'Xtefe's "O.
K." shoe blacking: good commissions, quick
seller; linest hlackinz mice in the world. Ad
dress DR O'KLEFKA CO, Cliemlsls, 34 Flilh
ay.. Pittsburg P.i. Will more to (Elssell block)
70ssinithlic!dst.. ou April 1. mh:-29
SALESMAN AN EXPERIENCED SALES
MAN', who thoroughly understands cutlery:
also a brijrht young man of IS or 22 as assistant in
men's furnishing department: reference re
quired. FLEISHMAN' A CO., Mi, &3G and 503
Market street. mh8-70
SALESMEN-TWO SALESMEN;
. strlc-ly sober men need anp!
AV :ca'l between 10 and 12 Monday. W. H.
E.EECH.
mhS-27
TRAVELING SALESMEN TO CARRY SIDE
line for paint and plumbers' supply trade:
light sauip'c: big commission: state ternt.Ty cov
ered. FAMOUS MAN'r'U CO., 1100 Ohio av
St. Louis. Mo. mni-CS-Eu
TREASURER-IOR A FIRsT-CLASS MANU
FACTURING house, who can invest from
$5,000 to tiaox; a No. 1 paving business. Address
TREASURER, Dispateh office. mh8-31
U1JE UTTF.KS-MX MEN WANTED IN
our cutting department: bichest wages; ap
ply at once. THE TYLER UUBE A PIPE CO..
Washington Pa. mh8-83
YOUN MAN-FOK POSITION AS STEN
OGRAPH ER and typewriter, by a large
manufacturing establishment: position outside of
the city; must be experienced: will nay a liberal
salary to the right pirty. Address in own hand
writing. Klvlng reference, to BOX 932. inhS-6
-TTOUNG MEN-TWO BRIGHT. ACTIVE
X young men, IS to 20 years of ane, for stock
Keepers: only those with experience in the carpet
business need apply. E.tiROElZINGEK627and
629 Penn av. mh&-7
OUNG MAN-16T018 YEARS OF Alii; TO
make hlmsrir generally usc.uk ELECTRIC
PORTRAIT COPYING CO., 10 and 1! Sixth st.
mhS-33
"C70UNG 3IAN-EXPEP.IENCED-TO TAKE
1 charge of soda water fountain. Apply W.
1. ESPY, SIS Market st. mhS-155
Aeents.
GENTS-TO SELL THE MOST UNIQUE
Ol. literary production or modern times: "Dav
enport's Condensations of the Best Fifty Books ot
the Greatest Authors from Homer to Lew Wal
lace," intended tor the use of busy American
people: sold only bv subscription: price 63 76 in
cloth binding. P. J. FLEMING A CO.. 77 Dia
mond at, re2I-TWTf 6Su
AGENTS-IN EVERY TOWN AND COUNTY
in the United States; fi per dav paid to men
and w omen who are vv llling to canvass fioui house
to house; w e bav e the fastest money-making agen
cv In the world; ourplansarc new. and sales are
made at sight. HOIIB'3 MEDICINE CO., 415
Dearborn st , Chicago, III. inhl-57-su
AGENTS-NEW CIGAR LIGHTER; EVERY
clrar smoker buvs: lights In wind or rain;
sample 13c. two forc"Sl dozen bv mall; stamps
taken. &TAYNER A CO., Providence. R. I.
fel9-65
AGENTS-FDR "GEN. SHERMAN'S ME
MOIRS," by himself; a grand wort and by a
great man. Apply at once to J. B. STEWART,
General Ageut, 108 Fourth av., Fltttburc, Pa.
nihS-61-awsu
AGE.NTo-Sl. PATRICK'S DAY' ORNA
MENTS, as worn In Ireland: sample mailed
5c; big profits; immense sales; investigate now
beloie too late, it, EK.NST. Cleveland. O.
fe22-91-TT!SU-Uia6,8, 10.11
AGENTS FOR THE RELIABLE POCKET
lamp; entlrelv new: sHIs at slelit: write lor
circular and price list. P. H. AltONCHILD. 76
and 78 Fifth av., second door, city. mb8-53
AGEN1-A LIVE MAN TO CARRY OUT.
goods as a side issue; none but bustlers need
address. RAY CHEMICAL CO., Klttanning, l'a.
mhb-41
AGENT A LIVE AGENT, MALE OR FE
MALE, totravel: big money and sure. Ad
dress O.U1CK, Dispatch office. mh8-17
A DAY" MADE HANDLING OUR "EX-
DJ rei:r Adding Machine:" anv one can
add rapidly: education unnecessary: Impossible
to make a mistake: meets with ready sale; aeeuts
wanted in every section: send 50 cents for sample
or stamp for agents' terms. 'IHE J. M. SAlLi-.R
CO., Jauesville, W Is. mbS-99
Female Help.
LADY STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE
WRITER: also to assist at books: 'nust be ex
perienced. Address, with references. CALI
G KAPH, Dispatch office. mhS-llt
ADIES CALLING AT ONCE, 430 FIFTH
J AV., can secure homework. mhS-117
Itoouis.
IOOMS-TWO OR THREE UNFURNISHED
L rooms for light housekeeping, couvenlcnt to
cars and central part or Pittsburg, at a reasonable
rent, by a lady who can (rive good reicrences.
Address J. 11 , Dlsnatch office. mh8-133
ROOMS FOR A PRINTING OFFICE (ONE,
two. or three) With total floor space of
lrom toOO to 3,000 lcet: within 10 minutes ol Pitts
bunrpostofitce. Address P. o. BOX 3, Allegheny
CUv inb6-51
BOOM BY A YOCNU GENTLEMAN, A
nicely lurnlshed room In Lawrencevllle, be
tween Thirty-eighth and Forty-firth sts. Address,
stating particulars, (J., Dispatch office. mh8-131
IjOOM-BY A SINGLE MAN. AMCEWttL
Xi FURNISHED front room, facing on Alle
gheny parks Address I'ARKb, Dlsnatch office.
mh8-10
. Partners.
PARTNEB-W1TH 5,00O, EITHER ACTIVE OR
silent, for paying manufacturing business.
Address, PARI NEB, Dispatch office. inhS-61
WANTED.
Situations.
OFFICE POSITION-BY YOUNG MAN OF
exDcrlence In iron and steel business: Is
conversant wiih. selling nd management of cor
respondence: can make himself generally useful;
best references. W. A. B., Dispatch office.
mh7-7
POSITION BY AN MIDDLE-AGED 31AN
of many years' experience in business, a po
sition as generalassislant in office or manufactur
ing concern: willing to make himself generally
useful, address L 24. Dispatch office. mh8-86
OSniON-FIR&T-CLASS POSITION. BY
man 30 jears of age; railway position pre
ferred; 15 years' expcrlenceas telegraph operator,
bookkeeper, shorthand clerk, etc. Address
NAMARA, Dispatch oflice. mliS-Hl-su
POSITION-BY A YOUNG BUSINESS -MAN
as bookkeeper or outside work, who would
bo willing to Invest money in a first-class concern
after lie was satisfied with the business. Address
J. T. K., Box 719, city. mhS-19
130SITION-ASPA1NTERIN A UNION SnoP:
has had two years' experience in Germany;
understands graining and marblelzing. Address
JAKESPANG, 1202 Carson St., S. b., city.
ni!i4-G
POSITION'-BY A JTOUN'GLADY IN LAW OR
Insurance ofUcc; can take notes in shorthand;
best ot reference as to character; saliry noob
Ject. Address it. L. B., Dispatch office. mhS-42
POSITION AS STENOGRAPHER ANS
typewriter by experienced ladv: reference
given. Address R. O., Dispatch office. mh8-20
SITUATION-AS LADY'S COMPANION OR
nurse to an elderly lady by an educated and
refined young ladv. can give best of city refer
ences. Address E. B. T., Box 226, Mansfield Val
ley, Pa. mhS-37
SI1UATION-BY A MARRIED MAN OF
twelve years' experience, a situation to take
charge of producing wells; reference If icquircd.
Address JOHN C, Lock Box 111, Washinston,
Pa. mh7-75
SITUATION-IN HOTEL. A3 FIRST-CLASS
cook, locator pastry, hy an American ladv,
who understands her business -well. Applv until
Monday to HOTEL HAMILTON. mh7-70
SITUATION BY' EXPERIENCED SHOE
clerk; can also keep a set of books; best of
refer, nces given. Address D. S.( care Johnson's
Shoe Palace, Altoona, Pa. mhG-41
Bcal Estate.
HOTEI--A THOROUGHLY GOOD HOTEL
man wants house in or near Pittsbnrc: lur
nlshed; at once: communications confidential.
C. V., Dispatch office. fc23-27
HOUSE-A FIRST-CLASS TENANT W 1SHES
to rent for six months, froinApnl L a wcll
furnlshed 12 or 14-roomed house In country: must
be in perfect order aud r ealthy: two or more acres
of land. Address, with full particulars aud price,
DUQUESN'E, Dispatch office. uihS-7
Boarders and Lodgers.
LADY OWNING A LARGE AND BEAUTI
FUL East Eud residence, whose annuity is
somewhat limited, -would take an elderly couple
or person and render lraternal care. Address
3IATERNAL, Dispatch office. mhS-73-rsu
OCCUPANTS-FOR PLEASANT CONNECT
ING rooms on second floor, trout room ou
third floor, with good tabic board, 434 Penn av.
Inquire MlSs LANG, 73) Penn av. mli8-3
OCCUFA.NTS-FOR LARGE FRONT ROOM,
second story, with board, in East End, near
steam and cable roads. Address J. 31. D., Dis
patch office. mh3-43
OCCUPANT'S FOR A PLEASANT SECOND
story front room, nicely lurnlshed: CHIT St.:
beautiful view; nice location. F. S., Dispateh of
fice. rohS-SO
Financial.
- TONEY'-OUR FACILITIES FOR FURNISH
JJL ING money to any amount on bond and
mortgage arc unequaled: lowest rates of interest
and no delay. II vou need money applv MORRIS
A FLEMING, lot Fourth aye. Jy27-8G-TTBbU
ORTGAGES-WE HAVE ?5,000 TO DIVIDE
into S500, S5C0 or 1,000 loans; 10,000 to divide
into two mortgages. SS.O0J and fl.OOu; also have
fUSua, Hieo and $5,000: expenses very light;
money ready on approval of title. S. J. FLEM
1NO A CO . 152 Filth av. Tel. 1772. fe7-17
- MORTGAGES-MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS
JLVI tosuitatJVf, 5 and 6 per cent. ALLES A
iAlI.t-Y. 164 tourth ave. Tel. 167. apl4-19-TTs.su
ORTGAGES-310NEY TO LOAN IN ANY
amoniitdesired.no delay. C. O'DONNELL
A SON. 1146 Penn av. mhS-147
O LOAN MONEY-WE HAVE OVER ONE
million dollars to loan on city and suburban
firoperty at 43 per cent; no tax: we will also
oan money on improved farms in Allegheny,
Beaver, Fayette, Washington and Westmoreland
counties; any marketable security taken for loans
or any amount, BLACK A BAIRD, 95 Fourta
ave. Je3-a9-!u
Miscellaneous.
BUYERS STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Beaver cocntv. ss. Legal Notice Per
sonally appeared before me, Frank J. Reed,
wall piper Jobber, whosavs: I wish to sell 5,000
bolts wall paper at what It cost me at the factory.
Partiv fall styles. Prices: Brown and whites, 2c
up; gilts, 3c: solid gold, 5c; gold embossed, 6c:
plain border, 16 yards for 6c: gold border, lc per
yard; plain narrow border, 3c per bolt. Sworn to
and subscribed before me. Februarv 23, '91. T.
M. Tatlok J. P REED, W all Paper Jobber,
Rochester, Pa. Samples mailed tree. inh8-105
E
VERY LADY-WISHING TO BE HER OWN
dressmaker to call at 616 Penn ave. fop-
nosltc Home's sLoresl and investigate MAUAME
FLESHER'S ladles' tailoring sv6;em; no risk; i
panics resoonsioie: scnooi now open. noisxu
PARTIES WISHING TO APPLY FOR
World's Fair work to send 25c for catalogue
giving heads of departments, buildings, etc.
COLU.MBIAN INFORMATION BUREAU. 5157
Princeton av Chicago, HI. mhS-97
URCHASER-FOR STANDS. CASES AND
other composing room furniture now stand
ing on upper floor ot No. 99 Fifth ay., soon to be
vacated: countrj newspaper or other cah buver
will find this . i rare chance. Call on BUSIN'ISS
-MAN AGER THE DISPATCH.Smlthflcld and Dia
mond sts.. between the hours of J and 5 p. m
f 020-1 17
YOU GET A BAKER'S DOZEN (13) OF
Stewart A Co. 's fine cabinet photos for , at
90and92FEDLRAL ST., Allegheny.
mv25-i9-TTSu
FOK SALE ESIPKOVED REAL ESTATE.
Cits' Residences.
BLUFF ST.. NEAR COLLEGE-NEW BKICK
houses rooms, bathroom, tile hearths slate
mantels: all late improvements. ROBERT COW
ARD, 20 Bluff st. mh4-33-MWFSu'
CL1F1V ST., NEAR GUM ST. TWO-STORY
brick dwelling, 10 rooms, hall In renter; all
modern Improvements: price;s,600; lot 42x147. J,
C. REILLY. 77 Diamond st, mho-70
CONGRESS. NEAR FRANKLIN ST. -TWO-STORY
brick dwelling, C rooms, pressed
brick front, both g.ise and water: price J3, 60!t. J.
C. REILLY. 77 Diamond St. mllS-76
FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR SENECA STREET
three-story brick dwellins, 10 rooms, with all
modern Improvements; marble mantels, etc.: lot
22x120. to Aun st. J. 0. KEILLY, 77 Diamond st.
mh8-76
GREVT REDUCTION IN PRICE COLWELL
St.. near Vine St.. new six-room brick
dwelling, finished attic 6late mantel, tile hearths,
tile vestibules slate roof, line chandeliers, large
pantry, china closets, nat. and an. gas, n'cely
papered. Inside w. c, washstaud, front porch:
lot Is34 feet Iront; complete in every respect,
M. F. HIPPLE A CO., Fourth iveuue.
mhS-(Jb-TuThBu
PENN AVENUE VALUAULE DOWNIOWN
property: Co feet f ont by 180 feet deep:
large brlcl: buildings ou same: good investment:
siirecnnancemcnt in price; a chance but seldom
offered In this locality to an early buver. See
Al.LES A BAILEY, 161 Fourth ave Tel 1S7.
(b 81) mh3-77--WFSsC
WYL1E AVE., NE R WASHINGTON sT
three-story brick dwelling. 10 rooms, bath,
laundry with stationary tubs,insldc w.c. statlou
arv washstands. marble mantels, etc.: lot 22x56, to
12-root alley. J. C. REILLY, 77 Diamond st.
mh8-76"
12
nivv.ve'v i v. -t vkii sitti.!.! u-n
fj new pressed nrlct dwelling, seven rooms.
hall, bath, w. c. finished attic, stationarvinarble
washstands, china closet, inside shutters, slate
mantels double parlors, nlco porch, etc.: cor.
lot 22x90x47 fl.; price $3.8iO: terms $2,500 -cash,
bal. to suit; this property is worth $1,500 more
than is asked lor it, (USJ) ALLEs A I1A1LEY,
164 Fourth av. Icl. 1G7. mh5-S7-5.7,8,ll.I4'
QQ 300-DUQ.UESNEHEIGHTS. PLYMOUTH
JrOI St.. nearGrandviewav., two-tory frame
dw elllnir of " rooms and attic: hall; slate roof: in
side shutters: two porches; house well painted
and trained: lot 30x130: easy payments; a pleas
antly situated and convenieutlv located home.
(i8). BLACK A BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. mhS-29'
Qjr SOO-COR. THIRTY"-SEVENTH AND
J5U bmillman sts, Fllteentli ward, brick
dwelling, 6 rooms: finished attic; hall: bath:
range, etc.: and brick dwelling of 4 rooms;
nnisi ca attic: nail: vestibule, etc. ; good lot. loca
tion and Investment: terms easy. L.O. FRAZIEK,
Forty-filth aud Butler sts. mhS-100-TThStt
Srr- OOO-1702 BUTLER ST.. C"1R :thirty
11 SEVENTH St.. late Antou Engei's prop
erty, lot32 5-6104. with frame business house and
dwellinr, containing two stores and 11 rooms;
one-hairca.b, balance to suit: this innst be sold
to close up Ills, estate. THOs. MCCAFFREY",
3509 Butler st. mh8-15!-wsu"
DO OOO-FIFTH AV.. NEAR WYANDOTTE
OO) St., two-story frame dwelling of nine
rooms, hall, bathroom, w. c, range, both gases,
marble and slate mantels; furnace. laundry, front
forch, cemented cellar, all modern conienicnces:
ot 97X15SX197 feet. (e66) BLACK A BAIRD 95
Fourth av. mhs-29"
1f PER CENT 1NVESTMENT-COR. PROP
1 EKTY: only 50 It. lrom Center av.; cor.
overhlll and Clark sts.: brick house. 9roouis and
attic hall, etc.: scuered; vacant lot on corner;
room to build two more houses; price oulv $3,200.
ALLES A BAILEY, 164 Fourth av.: tel. 167. (B79)
lnh8-64-MTSSu
Q 000-1,1 KERTY AV., NEAR FORTY
Ciul SEVENTH street, a two-story and mansara
brick building of storcroom-16x40, and 5 dwell
ing rooms halL etc: al60. in rear, a two-story
frame dwelling of 4 rooms good cellar, etc; lot
20x83. (elO) BLACK A BAIRD, 93ionrthav.
mh8-20
East End Residences.
CM 20CMEADOW ST., NEAIVTABK AV.-
0"3: a two-story Queen Anne frame dwelling
of 9 rooms and attic, square reception ball, slate
mantels both gases, fine chandeliers art class in
vestibule door, bay window, front and back
porches inside shutters; house grained through
out: lot 29x1(h: nice neighborhood, (alio).
BLACK A BAIRD, 95 Fourth ay. mbS-29
200-HASTINGSAND DUN LEVY BTS..
) uear Point Breeze, a frame dwelllnc of 8
rooms and attic cemented cellar: everything In
good order; lot 33x191 to rear st. : nice location
(a 73). BLACK A BAIBD, 95 Fourth av. mhS-29
FOR SAXE-EMPItOVED REAL ESTATE.
East End Residences.
VTEGLET AV.-NEW 2-STOKY m5nKJ.2
JlN rooms: all modern conveniences; lot oOxi-v;
elegant location. BAXTER, THOMPSON A CO.,
162 Fourth av. mhS-130-MWTSn'
SO 500EACH-S. H1LANDAV..NEAREAST
Q Liberty station, 2 new two-storv and man
earuT pressed bricK dwellings or nine rooms each;
parlor, library and dining room on first floor,
these three rooms having sliding doors between
them they can all be thrown into one large room ;
all these rooms have fine slate mantels with nat
ural gas grates and tile hearths cabinet on
library mantels, elegant chandeliers dining
room has china closet and largo mullion window
with stained glass, also large pantry: hack stairs
to second floor, wide hall, vestibule with stained
glass, hard wood stall case, tine newel lights, coat
and broom closet under stairs; laundry in base
ment with stove and stationary tubs inside w.c,
large cellar with cemented floor: large wide front
Sorchcs, etc.: lots 30x15 each; this lsoncofthe
nest locations In the East End. and the hoti'es
are certainly cheap, (a 102) BLACK A BAILI),
95 Fourth av. mhS-23
21 TT 000-THOMAS ST.. NEAR LINDEN:
O L i ? av.. Boulevard Place, a unique stone
dwelling containing 12 flno rooms: beautliut re
ception hall, and spindle-wort staircase, finished
in white oak: stained glass window at landing,
open fireplace, tile hearth, etc. : parlor finished in
cherry, dining room In oak with pretty china
closet, kitchen in yellow pine: large pintrywith
linen closet and dish sink; four bedrooms dress
ing room, bathroom with stationary washstaud,
and large hall on 2ud floor; four bedrooms fruit
storeroom, and cedar closet on 3d floor: natural
gas and electric light throughout the house; good
cellar, and laun ry with stationary tnbs etc.;
large front porch; lot 54tI42: thl is a perfect
beauty, and Is convenient to P. R. R. and electric
roads; Boulevard Place is one of the choicest resi
dence places in the dtv, asphalt sts., flagstone
Eldcvvalks parks In center of sts ; electric lights
and railway, (a 1S3). BLACK A BAIRD. 95
Fourth av. iuhS-29
Ofi 700-ATWOOD ST.. NEAR RATES. TWO
C50? STORY' and mansard brick dwelling of
eight vcrv large rooms, hall, vestibule with tile
floor, bathroom witll large tub, inside w. c, sta
tionary marhlc top washstaud, range. laundry.
Willi hot and cold water, sliding doors between
parlor and library, slate mantels, tile and state
hearths fireplaces with slate hearths in mansard
room, china closet in dining room, good closets in
all rooms, natural gas throughout, cemented cel
lar: house nicely finished all through, front and
back porch, front windows of plate glass and ex
tend down to floor; also eond stable with carnage
hon6e which has cemented fioor:lot2Zxl00 to alley;
this Is undoubtedly a very desirable house: nice
location: (dl26). BLACK A BAIRD, 95 Fourth av.
mhS-29'
QA OOO-EVALIN'E AV., NEAR LIBERTY
O i5 av. , Twentieth ward, new-, complete and
modern frimc dwelling oi 6 rooms: finished attic:
hall: vestibule; bath: Inside w. c; hot ana cold
water; front and rear porches; sliding doors;
china closet: natural gas; Inside shutters etc.;
complete sewerage: lot 21x133 leet to alley; con
venient to steam and cable car: easy terms. L.
O. FEAZIER, I orty-flfth and Butler sts.
mh8-100-TThSu
200-PACIFIO AV.. NEAK PENN A V..
"9 Twentieth ward, new modern frame
dwelling. 5 rooms: finished attic: hall; vestibule;
front and rear porches: slate mantel: sale roof;
inside shutters, etc.: complete sewerage; lot 20x
1T0 feet, to a 30-foot alley: convenient to cable
line: terms easy. L. O. FRAZIER. Forty-flllh
and Butler sts. mhs-ioo-rrhsn
fJQfl OOO-MABCHAND ST.. NEAR SHADY
eyOv5 av., a two-storr brick dwelling of 15
rooms reception ball, bathroom, w. c, hot and
cold water, both gases electric iight, hardwood
mantels furnace laundry, slldliic doors solid
oak staircase, porches etc.; everything modern
and complete: lot 49x151x120. (a2S2). BLACK A
BAIKD, 95 Fourth av. mhS-29'
Qli OOO CORNER ROQUET ST. AND
O-Lfc' Craft av. extension, a two-story and
attic brick dwelling or six rooms, ball, natural
gas for fuel and light, front and side porches;
pood stable: lot 125x200; irutt and shade trees;
(dl20). BLACK A BAIKD, 95 Fourth av.
mh8-29
Alleirlieny Residences.
BY JOHN K. EWING A CO.. 85 FEDERAL
St., new two-story and mansard brick dwell
ing, containing nine large rooms, hall, vestlbnle,
bathroom, stationary w. s.. Inside w. c, range,
hot and cold water, both gases, laundry, station
ary tubs, cemented cellar, marble mantels, inside
shutters; house elegantly papered throughout,
fine chandeliers, slate roof: also on rear of lo
a good brick house or rour rooms hall and attic,
gas and water, yard paved, both houses well
rented: can give possession of large house April
lir desired: this properly Is located on a good
paved and sewered street in Second ward, Alle
Kheny, on line ot P. V. electric cirs: lot 22x120
to a strctt: price. $7,40, one-third cash: this
property is cheap at (3,000; for card of admission
see the agents. mhS-144
7IBERTY ST. OUISIDE THE FLOODED
J district, Nos. 1211 and 1211 Liberty st. : GO;:
100 to alley. J. FFITZENJIEIE mh4-34-VVFSu
PERRYSVILLE AVE. WITH ITS ADVAN
TAGES or healthful situation, quick access
by electric cars: heartsome ssrroundtnes and
advancing valuations; presents the strongest at
tractions to homeseekers, when for the sum of
fkOOUutaybc secured a handsome plot of ground,
75x140 feet in dimensions, rich In producing fru.t,
ador.ied with shrubbery and vines, aud lurnislwd
with a substantial house of six rooms, with
porches, halls, dry cellar, also outside bakeoven.
stable, etc: a home to enter April 1: It should find
a readv purchaser. CHARLES SOMEBS A CO.
mlrf-to-
PERRYSVILLE AV.-ALLEGHEN Y, A GOOD
property to buy; a nice plot of ground 192
leetfroutby 300 feet deep, with three compara
tively new frame houses containing, respec
tively, five rooms four rooms and good store,
now vicldlng a liberal income: ample gronnds
for subdivision iuto salable lots: very cheap tt
$5,000 for the entire property. CHARLES SOMERS
A CO. inh7-l'
ELSIDENCE-NEW BB1CK RESIDENCE
fronting on the park: 10 rooms, bath, laun
dry, etc.: all the modern couvenlences; hard
wood finish; bcautliul home: will scllcheip. as
owner is going to move away. Inquire of J. C
REILLY, 77 Diamond St., Pittsburg. mh4-3l
Q- f 000 - BUYS THBEE GOOD BRICK
Cp-LUl houses; one of 8 rooms, hall, bath, attic
laundry, cemented cellar, range hot and cold
w.tter. both gases inside w. c, slate mantels In
side shutters, first floor finished in hard wood,
slate roof: also, two brick houses of 6 rooms each,
gas and water: all well rented to good reliable
tenants; large lot, 24x130, to a payed and sewered
sfeet: this property is located on one ol the best
streets in Allegheny City, is offered at S3.000 less
than actual value In order to effect a quick sale: the
above price good for thrc days only, but must be
cash, see JOHN K. EWING A CO., SS Federal
st. After April 1, 107 Tedcral st. , first floor.
mhS-144'
QQ 000-C LIFTON AV., NEAR THE
3o1 ilcCreery Incline, a two-story frame
dwelling or nine rooms and bathroom, nice largo
Sarlor and library, dining room, kitchen and five
edrooins porches e;c: lot 100x200 feet, covered
with fruit and shade trees (bIJ6) BLACK A
BAIKD, 95 Fourth av. iuhb-29
(gQ 500-KAYEri'E S'T.-BKICK HOUSE OF
C50' eight rooms hall, vestibule, bath and in
side w. c. three stationary washstands marble
mantels, front balcony, good cellar with furnace,
laundry, two stairways: everything complete: bit
20x124 to Hamlin st.: must be sold; terms easy. A.
Z. P. hits A CO., 9i Federal St., Allegheny.
inhS-3S'
Q- r 000 SHEFFIELD ST.. PRESSED
OJLUi brick house ot nine rooms, dnnb.e
parlors slate mantels, stationary washstands in
bedrooms chandeliers laundry, and all modern
Improvements: lot 20x125 to street with a stable on
rear A. Z. BYERS A CO., fti Federal st., Alle
gheny. mli8-35
SA 300-PARK VIEW AV.. NEW HOUSE
art or elcht rooms, hall, vestlbnle. bath,
laundrv, inside w. c. inside shutters all modern
conveniences: this property is cheap at fi,roo. and
this price is for a few- dav s only, A. Z. BYEKS A
Co., 9J Federal St., Allegheny. mhS-3S
Q 100-B1DWELL ST., NEAR LOCUST, A
0i? three-storv brick dwelling or seven rooms,
hall, bathroom, range, hot and cold water, nat
ural and artificial gas, marble mantel In parlor.
Inside shutters: terms easy. (bI32) BLACK A
BAIRD. 95 Fourth ay. mh8-29
S.l 500-PAKK VIEW AV., NEW FBAME
t house or 8 rooms hall, vestibule, bath,
both gases, good cellar, slate mantels, sliding
doors, slate roor, inside w. c. : a bargain IT sold in
10 da s: lot 25x75. A. Z. BYEUS A CO.. 93 f eder
al St.. Allegheny. mh7-42
Sd 250-WILL BUY A TWO-STORY BKICK
yjl mansard, eizht rooms: all conveniences;
in second ward, Allegheny, on good street, one
square Trom electric cars, ne ir p irks. See BAX
TER. THOMPSON A CO., IC2 Fourth av.
mhS-125-TTSsu
Tfazelwood Residences.
FRAME DWELLING-CHEAP; 10 BOOMS;
modern conveniences; lot 55x129 feet: three
minutes' walk fi om Hazclwood station. 31URRY
A EDsALL, tldcllty Building. inhS-SJ
HAZELW' UD-2-STORY FRAME DWE L
lNGof 7 rooms, bath, hall, laundry, hard
wood finish, newly papered and painted, nat. gas
h. and c water, inside w. c. sewered, etc. : lot
60x120 feet: 2 minutes' walk from Hazelwood sta
tion and Secoud Avenue Electric itallway: price,
f&SOO: terms reasonable. IRA M. BUBCHFIELL),
158 Fourth av. ial3-30
Suburban Residences.
QT nfi CASH AND SMALL MONTHLY
OlUU payments will bny a handsome flve
room house with line lot 111 Etna park place, a
rapidly growing suburb, five minutes' walk from
station aud liom new cteetric line to be built this
summer: price SI, 4u0: get out of the flooded dis
tricts. MAGA W A GOFF, Llm., 145 Fourth av.
mb6 3S-TTFSU
CM pT 000 GLEN WOOD, SECOND AV.,
vlo5 flue brick dwelling or 8 rooms and fin
ished attic; 3 acres or ground: has a frontage of
3f51ecton second av.: only five mlnntcs walk
frntti cfqlfnni tlva ivrATvftpfu te vuaII trtwfAsf fsti
w flfMhivui u. fj'j-sxibj 9 E11 UUJULCil 4VS
manufacturing purposes, (dll?). BLACK &
U a Ilf n-. Vn..fti. ... ' ... nm
BAIRD, 93 Fourth av.
mhb-29'
QQ 100-iCHAKTIERS STATION. P. A L. E.
jO) R. Jt.. 7 minutes' walk rrom station, two
story double fr imc dwelling or B rooms and attic
each: hall: natural p is: water: Trout poiili: large
lot: each ienisforf25 per mouth: will exchange
Tor East End property. (150). BLACK A ISA1KD,
95 Fourth av. mh8-29
CQ 500 -FOR A FINE RESIDENCE AT K11S
OZtl WORTH, P. Ft.-W. A C. It. K.. with aero
and half or ground, irame house of 13 rooms fin.
attic bath, both gases, hardwood and tile man
tels, with cabinet tops, lauudry and all conven
iences bee A. Z. BYEKS A CO., 93 Federal st..
Allegheny.
mh8-3f
QQ 000-EMS WORTH. P. Ft. W. A C. K. B..
v3)t Church av.; new frame house of 6 rooms
and finished attic hall, vestibule gases slate
mantels good cellar, inside shutters porches
front yard; lot Sux.40. a. Z. uYEKS A CO.. 93
Federal St.. Allegheny. mh7-42
Q-f 700-GLENFIELD STATION, SCHOOL
O A5 st., two-story frame dwelling of 4 rooms;
good cellar; also log house of 2 rooms; stable;
spring and well water: fruit trees: SK acres of
mhg-24
Suburban Residences.
OB RENT-DWELLING. TEN ROOMS: LOT.
3001289 lcet, with stable; spring house, pump
and spring water: healthy location, with use of
orchard ol 100 trees: situate on Woods' Bun av.,
cast or New Brighton road. Allegheny. Apply to
SAMUEL DYER, 43 Farkvay, Allegheny.
nihS-93
Q"l O OOO EDGCWOOD. HAWTHORNE
U L.(-1 and Locust sts., a frame dwelling of 8
rooms and 3 finished attic rooms nice reception
hall, bathroom, natural ga9, furnace laundry,
porches; all the latest improvements: house nicely
papered, bcautiftil lawn; young orchard, plenty
or grapes: about one acre or ground. (k26).
BLACK A BAIRD. 15 Fourth av. mh8-29
onne.'i;i.TON. RAILROAD ST.. NICE
tJl iwn-ntnrv frame dnclllnz and barbershop;
lot25xICO. (1123) BLACK A BAIRD, 95 Fourth
avenue. mh7-78
FOR SALE LOTS.
Cltr Lots.
TOT-24X112 TO 20-FOOT ALLEY ON BOGGS
J av Mt. Washington; will sell cheap. PETEB
SHIELDS, 533 Grant St., cor. Virgin alley.
inhS-96
CrT 500-BUTLER ST., LAWRENCEVILLF,
CD i near Home St., nice vacant lot, 41x1(13x18:
good business site. (c95.) BLACK A BAIRD. 95
Fourth av. mliS-29'
East End Lot.
EIFPEY ST. 120 FEET FROST BY 166 FEET;
the choicest location on the street: bargain
lor quick purchaser. BAXTER. THOMPSON
CO., 162 Fourth av. rah8-126-Jiwrsn"
VERY CHOICE LOT-ON FORBES AVENUE,
near park entrance; 73x265. J. C. REILLY.
77 Diamond st. mh8-7C
C;r 00 NEGLEY AV. (ROUP ST.), LOT
tiSO? 80x100, or will divide into two lots, 40x100.
'or f 3, 200 each: situated In the choice part of this
well-known street. (a293). BLACK A BAIBD,
95 Fourth av mhS-29''
(2?C OOO PER ACRE-BRADDOCKAV., NEAR
Ot)) Forbes St., six acres or well lying ground
which will be sold In one vre lots; near Penn av.
and Brnshton station (a307.) BLACK A BAIKD,
95 1'onrth ay. mh8-29
05 800-THOMAS ST., COKNERF1FT II AV.,
COi Boulevard place, very line building lot,
85x142 and 145x53; ?5M down, balance to suit.
(al74). BLACK A BAIRD. 95Fourthav. mh8-29
ff- f PEP. FRONT FOOT-3. HIGHLAND
sj3 LfJKj av., near Alder 6t., nice lot, eastern
exposure 64x120 to alley.
(a 310.) BLACK A
BAiitLi. ii rounn av.
jniia-f
1 300-WAKD ST.. NEAR CRAFT AV.
JL, lot 23x100: on electric branch ot I-lfth
avenue cable road. (dl85) BLACK A BAIRD,
95 Fourth av. mhS-29
Q OOO-WARD ST., NEAR FRAZIER, FINE
Ol) lot 115x175, on lino or electric branch of
Filth a cable road. (d!75) BLACK A BAIRD,
95 Fourth ay. mhS-29
QQCri-BRUSHTON, BAXTER ST.. NEAR
OsjOl." brushton av..nvacantlot InVillaPark
plan 50x150. (a359)BLACKA RA1RD, 95 Fourth
av. in nS-29
500-DITHRIDGE ST.. BELLEFIELD
H Corner lot. 74 reet front by 130x171. (d19)
BLACK A BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. mh8-29
0 800-REYN'OLDS AV., NEAR LEXING
511 TON av., vacant lot. &1X116. (a29l).
BLACK A BAIKD, 9a Fourth av. mh8-29
OO OOO-ATWOOD ST.. NEAR FORBES ST.,
Ol a fine vacant lot, 22x100. (dlSO) BLACK
A BAIRO, 95 Fourth ay. mliS-20
COO A FOOT FRONT FOR CHOICE CORNER
3ol7 lot: paved street; best location In the
East End: this is certainly a rare bargain. BAX
TER THOMFSUN A CO., 1(3 Fourth av.
mh8-125-TTS?u"
Allegheny Lots.
ACRE LOTS-ON PROMINENT THOROUGH
FARE; 2,000 to 2,500. ALGEO, 2C4 Federal
street. mh8-3j
ALLEGHENY LOT-lOOxlOO FEET, 3 FRONTS,
with 3-story building, frontineon Chesnut,
North Canal sts. and an alley: price low, terms
easy. Apply to SAMUEL DYER, 48 Parkway,
Alleghenj . nihS-93
BUILDING LOT S-S0XI50FEET ATflOOTO ISO;
vour own time for payment after 50 Is paid;
situated near Woods' Run avenue, Allegheny.
SAMUEL DYER, 48 Park way, Allegheny.
mliS-DS
FREMONT S'T.-NICE BUILDING LOT, 20x139,
to paved alley. A. Z. BYEBS A CO.. 93 ed
eral St.. Allegheny. iuh8-33
Atlantic City.
A
TLANTIC CITY, N. J.-KENT OR SALE
Hotels, cottazes and jath houses: lots lor
sale in all parts of the city; also South Atlantic
City. ISRAEL G. ADAMS A CO., Real Estate
Agents, Bcal Estate and Law Building. fc6-90'
Sliscellnneons.
TTOK SALE AT BELLEFIELD-
1.5003 room frame honse with lot 20x80.
2.200 6 room house; Iot25x80.
(2, WO New house 7 rooms, good lot.
2,750 New house 7 rooms good lot.
3.5(10 6 room house: lot 50x84.
5.000 8 room brick house: 20x100.
5,500 8 room brick house: 20x100. corner lot.
7.500-9 room brick house: lot 50x110.
The above properties are all good and desirable
properties for tbe money and will meet with ready
sale. C. H. LOVE. 9J Fourth av. mh7-31'
TOR SALE BUSLNESS.
Business Opportunities.
BAKE BY AND CON FECTTONERY - IN
first-rate locality in a good town; easy terms;
must be sold at once. Address N. P. D . Dis
patch office. mh5-21"
BOARDING HOUSE-IN LOWER PART OF
the city, having 30 regular roomers and 50
regular table boarders; price only 700, C. BEK
INGEK A SON, 15S Fourth av. inli8-7&
BUSINESS-GOOD ESTABLISHED LIGHT
nilg. business: any person wishing to make
a profit ible investment may address P. O. BOX
NO. 413. mh6-57
CLOTHIKG AND GENTS' FURNISHING
goods store in Beaver Falls, Pa.; best cloth
ing stand In the town: will sell or rent building to
buyer; at present doing a yearly business of be
tween 25,000 and JO.0OO; owner having other
business cause for selling. Address H. MOYER,
Beaver Falls Pa. mli4-U
DBUGSTOKE-A GOOD PAYING CITY
stand: cheap to a qrick buver: owner in
other business. Address G. V Dispatch office.
mh7-2P
FEED STORE AN OLD ESTABLISHED
stand; general store in good town m ir the
city: grocery stores, 500 to ". 000; shoe stores,
drugstores, cigar stores, bakeries, butcher shop.
?200. PEBL'IV AL A CHAPMAN , 43J Grant St.
mh8-87'
GROCERY-GOOD LOCATION, DOING A
brisk business: good reason civen Tor sell
ing. Address GROCER, Dispatch oflice. mbS-152
HARDWARE BUSINESS-A RAKE OPPOR
'1UNI1Y: tho oldest and best established
hardware and builder supply house In town of
7.000, near Pittsburg, doing annual business ol
35,0u0. will be sold at stock inventory. Those
meaning business address HARDWARE AND
BUILDER, Dispatch office. mh4-36
IN CLEVELAND, O., ONE OYSTER AND
chou house doing a business or 30 to 150 a
day; also one restaurant with bar, doing a busi
ness of 60 to 100 a day: both nicely located down
town on Superior st. and vvelt fitted up owners
desire to dissolve partnership. Call or address
LEWIS HADLEY. 153 Superior st.. roora 7,
Cleveland, o. mh7-77
BABE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOB
sale or rent one of the best storerooms in
tho best little vitl igc in Eastern iihio; no dry
goods store heie: no better point In the State or
Ohio to sell KOOds. For particulars write to JESS
KEPNER, New Garden, O. inhl-8TThsSu'
REsTAURANT-FlN'ELY LOCATED, 1.600;
butcher shop, planing mill and lumber yard,
with annual busluess of 150,000, 011 easy terms;
shocstore, tlushop, grocery stores 500 to 5, 000;
bakeries, cigar stores, drug stores milk denots,
SHtPARD A CO.. 151 Fourth av. fe25-
BESTAURANT-DOISG A GOOD BUSINESS,
In center or citv; good reason given for sell
ing. J. C. REILLY, 77 Diamond St., citv.
mh8-95'
KOUTE-HRST-CLASS DISPATCH NEWS
PAPER route dally iindsundty; gross profits
amounting to 42 weekly; will sell for cash only.
For information Call a.ter G p. M. atSC AN N ST.,
Pittsburg. mli6-117'
O 500-GENERAL STORE IN GOODTOWN;
iSJl photograph gallery; grocery storcs200to
&),!Xju: cigar stores, notion, milk depot, hardware;
lu good town. HOLMES A CO., 42U gmllbfield st.
muu-w-
Boslness Properties.
HOTEL-FOB BENT OB WILL SELL A
desirable hotel located In Martin's Ferry,
cor. Second and Washington streets. For further
particulars address II. SCHREINElt, atartln's
Ferry, Be"lmouk,uo.. Ohio. fc!5-77-sn
TWO'-STO BY .BRICK DWELLING AND
storeroom: Grant st., near Second av.: lot 21)
x60. J, c. KEILLY. 77 Diamond st. mh8-7s
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses. Vehicles. Liv o stock. Etc
B
UGGY TWO - WHEEL TOP BUGGY-
fsuronl manufacture), nearly new: owner
has no use for It and will sell cheap. Apply oil
BUTLER ST.
muo--i
HORSE-CUEAP-AS I HAVE NO TIME TO
manaau him. Aldlne, 4-ycar-old chestnut
trotting stallion: No. liJOO standard, under rule
(6), registered in Wallace's Trotting Register,
vol. P. Foaled and raised in Iowa, ts large,
rangy and very pure gaited and promising. Is
now in charge of John Collins, and c in be seen at
Brushton station, ou Pennsylvania Railroad, Last
End. Will take one-hall or purehaso money down
and irive long time ou balaoee. b dr pedigree and
particulars call on or address JOHN COLLI.NS,
ParK Place Hotel, Brushton station: or ED.
PHiLLll'b, 88 Twenty-lourth St.. s. S.. Pitts
burg. Pa. mh3-78-TTSSC
HORSES-PUBLIC SALE WILL BE HELD
on March 12. 1891, at 10 A. 31., on the Mc
CUy rami. Samples station, P. A W. It. R.. in
Hampton township, Allegheny co.. Pa., at which
will be sold Perchcron stalllou "DukeorPerchc."
4yearsoId. weight 1,820 lbs.: Percheron stallion
"Success," S years old. weight 1,760 lbs.; five
Percheron mares and fillies, and one driving
horse: these horses are very line JOSEPH Me
CLAY, Dehaveu P. O.. Pa. mh3-72
HORSE DESIRABLE FAMILY HORSE,
kind ana sound, for carriage or saddle also
phaeton and harness all in good condition; owner
about to leave city. Inquire or address L. J.
POPE, 5190 Liberty av.. E. E. inh6-50-Jirsu'
HORSE-ONE SOBKEL HORSE AND BAY
horse 15!$ hands high; srood ilers and
lTwenty - second and3arah tt , S. S. inhs 112'
uwvcjs. inquire al . ol, nuinoinj'we.oi
ENGINES. BOILERS AND CONNECTIONS,
with freight elevator, terming part or dupli
cate plant heretofore kept in building No. 99 Firth
av. for use In emergencies by The Dispatch; bar
gain to quick buyer. CallonBUSINLsS MANA
GEItTIIE DISPATCH. Smllhflcld and Diamond
sts.. between the hours of and 5 P. 31. re20-117
THE ANCHOR BOLLER FLOUR MILL-CAPACITY
100 barrels flour and ten tonsfeed.
this is the most completo roller mill in the State!
and trade fully established: siding to mill door:
satisfactory reaons for selling: none hut those
meaning business need address ARNOLD. Dis
patch office. fc!2-90-VYSu
rilUEPORTER DOI1TKETT CO.. L1M..DAR
JL BAG H st. and River av.. Allegl-eny, Pa..
engines, hollers and castings. Repairing prompt
ly attended to. Ja6-So
Jllscellnneoiis.
COMPOSING ROOM FURNITURE. SUCH AS
stands, cases, trucks and chases; desiring
to quickly dppo'C or the duplicate plant now
standing on npper floor of No. 99 Filth av., no
reasonable offer will be refused. Call between"!
and 5 r. 31. on BUSINESS MANAGER THE
DISPATCH, Smithficld and Diamond sts.
fc20-117'
FURNITURE FURNITURE-ON WEDNES
DAY. March 11. at 10 a. 31., at auction, at
No. 94 Ohio St., Allegheny City, near Union av.;
consisting In part of Brussels and Ingrain car
pets, beds and bedding, bedsteads, sideboard.
French clock (eight day), chairs, clocks, qneens
warc; general assortment. A. J. PENT'I.COT,
Auctioneer, 413 Grant St. mhS-IC
WATCn ONE SWEEP -SECOND STOP
watch, 19 ligne, heavy 18 kt gold hunting
case made bv the celebrated maker, Wa. F. IIu
gnenine, Loclc, Switzerland: first cost, ?I50; will
be sold for leas than hair once: watcli is as aood
as new. To he seen at STUDER A HAVIKOT
TIE'S JEWELRY SIORE, 58 Federal St., Atlc
gheny. Pa. mhS-43
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
and silver: Jewelry repaired: new work made
to order. CURIs. UAUCli, 541 Smithficln st
JalS-Sl
PERSON AL-REAL ESTATE AND INSUR
ANCE. MYER GALL1NGEK, Yodcr law
building, cor. Filth and Wylie avs. Telephone
17C7. mhS-145
PERSONAL E. I). lllOOS, W. G. TALCOIT,
manufacturers' agents, Chicago, 19 and 21
Wabash av. l.astern manufacturers of specialties
may negotiate with the above firm. mhS-93
PERSON AL ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITAN NI
CA, 24; Chambers' Encyclopedia, 10. All
others at hall prices Tor 30 days only. FRANK
BACON A CO., 301 Smithficld t., Pittsburg. Pa.
fe4-5
PERSONAL-1F HENRY PRICE, FORMERLY'
or Has well. England, will commnnicatewilh
the undersigned (bis brother) he will hear or
something to his advantage. WILLIAM PRICE,
Turtle Creek, Allegheny Co., Pa. mbl-l-su
PERSONAL FINE BOOKS-WE HAVETHE
finest collection of finely illustrated hooks
In Pittsburg: beautirtilblndlugs; low prices; come
and see them: hundreds or books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOK STORE. 900 Liberty St. dc!2
PERSONAL-RELIEVE THAT TIRED,
aching feeling about the eyes by having
proper glasses adjosted by CHE-SMAN A MAN
NION, 42 Federal St.. Allegheny. Best t spec
tacles on earth. A rtiflclat eyes inserted.
fe-H3-TPSn
rouNu.
FOUND-MARCH J, A ST. BERNARD DOG:
color brindle. Call at SOUTH END OF
TENTH ST. BRIDGE, S. S. mhS-23
FOUND-A BELIEF FoKMY HEADACHE BY
haying proper glasses adjusted by the ex
perts In lenses CHESSMAN A MANN'ION, 42
Federal St.. Allegheny. Best 1 spectacles on
earth. Artificial eyes inserted. Ie8-H3-Trsn
LOST.
LOST TEBRIEB BLUE BLACK. SKYE
terrier: collar and chain attached. Liberal
reward will be paid if returned to 2218 PENN AV.
mhS-lK
LOST-LAST MONDAY ON FIFTH AV.CAP.st.
between Bonpand Chestnut sts.. pair of gold
glasses marked Jane Dunn. Beward if returned
to 74 LOCUST ST.. city. mllS-04
BIEETINGS.
NOTICE THE KEGULAR ANNUAL
meeting of the stockholders of the Amer
ican Preservers' Company will bo held at the
office of tbe company in the city of Fittsbnrg,
ou WEDNESDAY.the 18th day of March.irai,
at 2 p. M. B. E. RYAN. Secretary. miiS-15
AUCTION SALEs.
0
NE HUNDRED AND FOKTY-SIX. PAR
LOR SUITS AT AUCTION,
TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 10,
At 10 o'clock, at the rooms, 511 Market St.
This 11 the largest a'nd finest consignment of
Parlor Fnrnituro ever opened np in this city,
and is direct from tbo manufacturers, who have
cone ont of business, and every one of them
mnst be sold, to wind up tbe firm's business.
The handsome suits are all made np in the
finest brocatelle, silk and satin tapestry and
high grade plushes, and range in price from $00
to C350 a suit, but will be sold out for whatever
they bring.
Also, Pl.ano-foric.Fine Pedestal Lamp, Hand
some Picture", Bric-a-brac Lace Curtains,
Chamber, Library and Dining-room Furniture.
Linoleum. Dishes, Bedding. HalL Room and
Stair Carpets, etc.. etc
HENRY AUCTION CO..
mb8-101 Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE
Of the entire inrnlshment of the ten-roomed
residence, No. SO Fayette St., Allegheny,
TUESDAY, MAKCH 17, AT 10 A. M".
Fine hair cloth parlor snit, Chickerin; piano,
cost S700; parlor mirrors, pictures, dining-room
chairs, extension table, sideboard, chamber
suits, hall rack, Brusscl carpets, hall and stair
carpets, lace curtains, kitchen furniture and
utensils, fine oak writing desk, etc., all in ex
cellent condition, and will be sold without re
serve. Honse open for inspection from 8
o'clock on niornins of sale.
ROBINSON & CO.,
626 Smithficld St., Auctioneers.
mh8-81-8.10,12.1U5,lB
A UCTION SALE
On THURSDAY, MARCH 12, at 10 A. M.. at
tbo residence of George Lain?, 419 N. Hiland
avenue, of the following articles:
Bedroom sets, Kitchen furniture,
Suit of parlor fur- Pictures,
niture. Dishes,
Hat rack. Stoves,
Fine carpets, Gas fixtures,
Wardrobes, Bric-a-brac,
Dressing cases. Two bnggies and ba
Handsomc piano, rouche and harness.
Easy chairs.
The above furniture must he sold, as parties
have sold their property and are going to leave
city. J. A. McKELVY, Auctioneer.
mb8-3I
Extraordinary Opportunity.
The only WHOLESALE STOCK of jewelry
ever offered to tbe citizens of Pittsburc
and Allegheny at AUCTION.
Diamonds, watches clocks, jewelry, silver
ware, line onvz clocks, bronzes, safes, show
cases and office fixtures, etc., etc Must close
out by April L Come early, everybody, and
seenre rich bargains. Salos daily at 10 A. at.,
2 p.m., 7P.M.
JOHN O. SLEMMONS.
Wholesale Jeweler, No. 77 Filth avp.,
Mellor & Hoene Building, second floor.
Sale begins MONDAi, March 8. mh8-b7-Su
TT ALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
I will sell at the Court Honse in Wellsburg,
Brooko county, V. Va., on
SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 181.
At 10 o'clock, the farm known as tbe Snyder
farm owned by tho Cove Mining Company, con
taining 250 acres, sitnatedncarHoillday'sCove,
three miles from Steubenville, O. The P. C.
St. L. It. R. runs through the land ore mile.
Sevent-five acres bottom land: two brick
houses; three coal veins; two veins of fire clay,
building, fiaj; and limestone in abundance.
Title perfect. Terms, one-third cash, balance
in one. two aud three years with interest.
W. J. W. COWDEN. Trustee.
fe22 E9-WSU Wheeling. W. Va.
EDUCATIONAL.
A Summer's Study Abroad.
The Misses Weldon, of the French School,
331 South Seventeenth street, Philadelphia.
Will receive applications before May for the
few remaining places in their class lor the
summer's study in Europe. The class leaves
America June 6, to return in October. Tho
number limited and tbe best reference re
quirrd. imbl-SS-wsn
RESORTS.
H
ADDON HALL.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J
Now open
Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the House.
IeO-91 LEEDS A LIPPIN COTT.
THE NEW
UNITED" STATES HOTEL,
ATLANTIC CITY,
Now open. Elegantly furnished, every mod
ern improvement, nnobstructed view, one
block rrom ocean, late dinner.
te2I-ThSu NEALct HAMILTON.
City Residences.
BLUFF ST., NEAK CIItSTNUT FINE TWO
broBY manard brick dwelling. 9 rooms,
every modern convenience: til 67. BAXTER,
THO'jIPsON Si CO., 102 Fourth .iv.
mbS-12-i-MWSut
CENTEi: AV.. NF.AU DINU'IDDIE ST..
2-story mansard brlcfc dwcllinc: 9 rooms;
even' convenience: front and rear yard: S41 07.
BAXrEB, THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth av.
mhS-l-wSsut
COLLEOB AV, NJSAU B- B. AND F.LLs
WOB1H av.-two-storv frame dwelling. 6
rooms and attic, modern conveniences: ?2.i. L..X
TEF., THOMPSON & CO., 1C2 Fourth av.
IIIUO-i-I-J , " I
HOU'Sl' .VI KLUFF ST.. Ull 1. "' i.v.j. -.
bath, lint and cold water, both gases: all
modern Improvement". Inquire of JAMr-S
MUNN. S7 l.ucnst st.. sixth ward, city. mh3-l
trc 11111:11 av.-thi:f.e-stoi:y ukiuis.
LiJiJ dwelling. 14 rooms: every modern con
venience: good location tor roomers. BAXTE1C.
'IHOMPbON X CO..U2 Fourth av. mhS-!22-TiSut
East End Residences.
J? ROAD ST, NEAK COLLINS AV. -TWO-J
S-IOUY brick dwelling, six rooms and attic;
all modern conveniences; lot 40x110. BArtli.
THOMPSON .t CO.. 1C2 Fourth av.
mhS-122-TTSi'.t
CENTEB AV.-2-STOBV FRAME QUEEN
Anne dwelling, nine rooms, with all modern
conveniences, including electric light, etc.: moil
crate rent. UA2.T.LE, THOMPSON A CO.. 1C2
l'ourth av. mhS-i-TVFSot
HOMAS SI., BOULEVARD PLACE-KINB
two-story ami attic bricS residence or 11
rooms and rcciptimi hall: every convenience:
very low rent. BAXl'ER, THOMl"sO.N CO.. 162
Fourth ay. mh3-122-TTSut
KXf4 WALNUT ST.. NBAR AIKK.N AND
fJOUi Fifth avs. Two-story mans ird brick
dwelling, elcht rooms: all convenience-: only
fW St BAXIEK. THOMPSON & C .. 162 Fourth
avenue. mli8-l24-Jtwsnt
Tin MEADOW ST.-TWO-STOP.Y MANSARD
JL LV brick dwelling, 9 rooms; modern conveni
ences: low rent to irood tenant. BAXTER,
THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth av.
mbS-127-WFsut
TlazPlwood Residences.
HOUSE-NINE ROOMS-MODERN FRAME
house, with ncarlyan acre or ground with
all kinds or rrult and other trees with rent cheap;
located near steam and electric railroads in
Tncnty-thlrd ward. Pittsburg. PETEBSH1ELD3,
533 Grantst., cor. Virgin alley. mb-9Gt
Allesrieny Residences.
EIGHT-ROOM HOU3E-AT74FAGU ST.. AL
LEGHENY, Pa.: all modern conveniences.
Inquire or DR. B. H. UlLLltOBD, 23lBeavcrav.
mhS-62t
NO. SO T aC.OAKT hT.-NEW BRICK HOUSE.
8 rooms, hall, hath, laundrj-. 11 conven
iences; reut low. JOHN JC EiVlNO A CO.. 89
Federal st. inhG-82-FSnt
S HKRM A. N?AV FRONTING THE PARKS. 2
story mmsard brick dwelling, nine rooms;
every modern convenlenee; moderate rent to de
sirable tenant. BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.,
162 Fourth av. mh8-12Jt
rnWO-STORY FRAMh DWELLING SIX
I rooms and finished attic, water and natural
as, large lot or ground, corner Perrysyllle and
Observatory ays.. Allegheny: dellghtrul location;
electric cars within 25 feet or house: possession
luimedlitelv; rent reasonable. Inqnlre of
GEORGE F. DIHM. No. 3 North av., Alle
gheny, or at office olShoenbcrgcr A Co., Pitts
burg. mh7-6it
TWO TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSES, NOS. 175
and 177 Arch St., Allegheny, beyond parks,
with modern improvements. Inquire NO. 173.
mbS-22t
Sabnrban Residences.
CBAFTON-5 MINUTES' WALK JEOM STA
TION: three 6-roomed houses with 3 rooms in
attic, porches, gas and good waterrcut?250each.
J. R. ilURPH Y, P. U. C. i. St. L. B. B.
mh5-79t
Apartments.
FURNISHED ROOMS-FOH HOUSEKEEP
ING. 41 LOGAN ST., near Wylie. inh8-113t
FURNISHED ROOMS FOB HOUSEKEEPING.
i64 Foup.ru av. mi.s-n:t
KOOM-IN SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY FOR
gentleman, large alcoc front room, nicely
lurnlshed, both g ists. b ith.and all conveniences;
line location for summer: cable cars pasthc door;
reference. Inquire or MR. L. C. ANDREWS. 512
Wood St.. Pittsburg. mli3-63t
EOOM-NICEl.Y FURNISHED; SUITABLE
lor two gentlemen; one square from part
and near electric cars; with or without board;
both gases: rent cheap: also a room unfurnished.
Call or address 118 WEBSTER ST., Allegheny
City. mh8-4St
-OOOM-TO ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN.
JLt nicely furnished room; use or bath: both
gases: five minutes' walk rrom postotScc. NO. 97
SEVENTH A V. mb8-115t
BOOMS NICELY FURNISHED; F1RST
CijASS board forgcntlemen only. 920 PENN
AVENUE. mh8-52t
Rnslness Stands.
BASEMENT-IC8 FOURTH AV.-LOW RENT;
lare; good light; new. MURR1S & FLEM
IN G. 108 Fourth av. mhS-93-Tnrsut
BUSIN ESS STANDS-ONE OF THE FINEST'
in the East Fnd. Penn av.. near Shady av.
UENNISTON, ELDERKIN A Co., LIU.. 6304
Pcnn av. Telephone, 5327. Office open evenings.
mh8-77t
FIFTH A V.-I0 MINUTES FROM COURT
HOUSE, warehouse 30 feet front, and used as
a fcertstore Tor 2U years: good chance to step Into
good business; rent only 37 50 per month. BAX
IEK. THOMPSON A CO , 162 Fourth av.
mhS-122-TTSnt
1 ABUE bTOBEROOM-AT 75 CD1SPATCH
JU building) Diamond St.: next store but one
to Smithficld; size about 20X100, and widening to
30 leet in the rear; steam heat, electric light and
rear entrance for wazons and goods; power can
also be supplied ir needed. Apply to J. L.
CLARK, room 26, Dispatch building, 73, 77 and 79
Diamond St. Ja22-97t
S10BE3 AND BUSINESS BOOMS IN ALL
parts of the two cities and suburbs: send your
name and addrc6 and we will mail yon our rent
list regularly until April 1, free of charge.
BLACK A BA IRD. 95 Fourth av. deI7-20f
SLAUGHTER HOUSE - MEAT MARKET,
wagons, machinery and tools and large trade.
For further information address BOX 164, Lee
tonia, o. mli5-8t
THES1XTH FLOOR OF 73. 77 and 79 DIAMOND
st. will be to let from April I. with possibly
possession to lessee earlier: dimensions 60x90
leet; lighted rpon all foursldes and also from
large central well: suitable for large wholesale
warcroom or Iiht manufacturing: totii passen
ger and freight elevators, electric light, steam
heating- aud power supplied ir necessary. Apply
to J.L.CLARK, room'-H, 7S, 77 and 79 Diamcnd st.
Ja22-93t
WAREHOUSE THREE-STORY - NO. 112
Water st. Apply to EST. JAMES WOOD,
SO) West Carson st. fe20-54t
w
AREHOUSETB LIBERTY ST. C. II.
LOVE. 93 Fourth av. mh7-31t
ErOS FIFTH AV.-NEW STOREROOM, FINE
OOO plate-gl ss front: low rent. BAXTER,
THOMPSON A CO., 162 Fourth av.
mhR-122-TTSnt
Oillces. Desk Room. Etc
OFFICES-IN IHE WtsTlNGUOUSEBUlLD
ING. tbe handsomest and best equipped
otiice building in Western Pennsylvania: thor
oughly lire-proof: electric light, heat and Janitor
service included in rent: rates lower than any
other first-class building In tne city. For partic
ulars apuly by letter or otherwise to AUENT
WESTINGHOUSC BUILDING, room 52.
fe5-7-Tbsut
OFFICES-IS IRISH. PENN. EISNER. EX
CELSIOR, Schmertz, Kuhnand other build
ings and In other cood localities: sendnsyonr
name and address and we will malt you our rent
list rrgularlv until April 1 free ofcharge. BLACK
iBAlUD. 95 Fourth av. JaI8 63t
o
FFICE-ON'E FINELAROEOFFICE, ALSO
two connecting ofllca rooms. Penn av.. near
Shady av. : best location in the East End. DEN-NISTOV-
ELDERKIN A CO.. L1M.. 6304 Penn
ay. 'Telephone, SZ2. Office open evenings.
mh8-77t
OFFICES-FROM APRIL 1. 4 CONNECTING
offices, second floor, cor. Firth and Wylie
avs., opp. Court House (or will rent tn pairs):
rent low. JAMES CO YLE, 195 Firth av. mbS-M
OFriCESlN GERMANIA SAVINGS BANK
Rulldlng. Wood and Diamond sts.-. singly
or In suits: all modern improvements and low
rent. Inquire at THS BANK. oc23-49t
OFFICLS-THREK CHOICE BOOMS; MOST
desirable and central location in Allegheny;
convenient to alt car lines. Address C. L., Dis
patch ofhee. mhS-54t
OFFICE LARGE Or r ICE ON JTIHST FLOOR
Shannon building. 108 Fourth av.. now occu
pied by F. Finswalte, broker. Inquire BOOM 44.
mh4-J2t
OFFICES-IN THE BISSELL BLOCK. COB.
hr-ntriav. aud Smithficld st. Inquire at
ROOM103. mh8-18t
miscellaneous.
DWELLINGS. STORES ANDOFFIUES-UPON
request e will mail you our rent list reg
ularly until April 1, tree or charge; write your
name plainly and give rull residence address
strt et and number. BLACK A BAIBD. 95 Fourth
avenue. fe3-71t
FOR RENT Ol! SALE-FIVE-ROOM HOUSE,
on 1. air acre of "round, with fruit and rood
water: fvo miles from railroad. Address K.,Dls-
palch oflice.
mh6-87
TO LET SPECLVL.
TO LET
BY L. O. FRAZIEK.
jrorty-titth and l.utlersts.
No. 163 Forty-third st . brick dwelling, rooms
and all modern conveniences: fl per month.
No. t57 Forty-fifth st.. brick dwelling, (rooms,
attic, hall. gas. etc.; S25 per month.
No. 242 Forty-nrth 6t,. brick dwelling, rooms,
ball. gas. etc.: J2S per month.
Flsk St.. near Davison St., brick dwelling, I
roo'ns: all modern conveniences: 30 per month.
L. O. FRAZIER, Forty-flflh and Bntler its.
mhS-lOl-MTbsnt
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Richard de Vries is no longer in our em
ploy and has no authority to transact business
on our account.
HUMPHREY & WHITE.
mhS-71 635 Grantst.
BARGAINS
IN
Either Houses or Lots
rou
INTESTMENTS.
A Bargain 5 brick houses, good
as new, fronting Sarah street, and
6 frame houses facing Harland av
enue, on electric line; good invest
ment for quick buyer.
Larimer avenue, corner Station
street, lot 54x130x112, more or
less; 2 minutes' walk from East
Liberty station; will sell cheap for
cash.
Cheap lots in Villa Park plan, 4
lots, sell as a whole or singly; a$
feet front, $12 per foot.
2-story brick, Third avenue, near
Liberty; a bargain, S8,ooo.
Two 2-story brick houses, with
mansard roof, one facing Elm and
one facing Congress; price, 9,500
for both.
84 Cliff street, at head of Seven
teenth Street Incline, 4 rooms,
frame and brick; lot 20x65; price,
1,700.
105 Meyran avenue, frame house,
6 rooms, slate mantels, tile hearths,
both gases; lot 22x100; stable in
rear; price, 3,800.
4316 Main street, corner How
ley; lot 20x90; frame house, 3
rooms and storeroom; price, 2,600.
4605 Butler street, brick house
6 rooms and store room; lot 23xio3;
price, 7,200, one-third cash, bal
ance mortgage.
Wicklow street, 4-room house; lot
20x100, 3 minutes from Penn ave
nue, opposite Rebecca street;
1,800, 300 cash, balance 14 per
month. House has 4 closets, pan
try, also hall and porch.
Rebecca street, 5-room house,
hall, porch, etc.; lot 20x100; 2,000,
300 cash, balance 15 per month.
227, 229, 231 Sheridan street, 3
brick houses on lot 60x100 to an
alley, 6 rooms each, with mansard
and partly finished attic, hot and
cold water, both gases, built in
1887; price, 16,000; terms, 5,000,
cash, balance mortgage for 5 years; ;
rental, 30 each per month.
For the above properties call od.
M. GALLffltrER,
Yoder Law Building, Cor. Fifth and
Wylie Avenues.
Fire Insurance placed at lowest
rates in best companies.
mhS-135
FOR SALR
CHOICE HOME,
$3,E00. Sbadyside. close to Duquesna el ec trio
cars and Pennsylvania Railroad, neat new
Queen Anne frame, 6 rooms and attic, recep
tion ball, bath, inside w. c. well sewered, eood
cellar, handsomely papered; lot 37xl00; price
low.
M. F. HIPPLE & CO.,
mbS-M-rrsu 96 FOURTH AVENUE,
ATLANTIC AVENUE.
New Queen Anne brick dwelling. 11 rooms,
with reception hail, parlor, library, dining
room and kitchen on first Soor; every modern
convenience, including electric llcht. large lot;
only a few minutes' walk from Duquesne
Traction. Immediate possession. A bargain at
the price. Easy terms.
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.,
mhS-123-TTSu
162 Fourth ar.
BUSINESS
PROPERTY.
Have for sale a nnmber of the choicest
pieces of property in Pittsbnrg. suitable for
wholesale and retail business; can be pur
chased at reasonable figures and on easy terms.
AV. C. STEWART, 137 Fourth ar. fe80-Su
CHEAP
LOTS.
5750. Terms: SO cash, and J2 60 a week, will
bny a larce and elezant lot, desirably located in
tbe heart ot tbe East End. on line of new elec
tric road, near tbe main entrance to Scbenley
Park. These lots lie beautifully; are oovered
with larce forest trees, and are bound to ba
worth double tbe money in a short time.
For plans and particulars see W. C. STEW
ART. 137 Fourth av. fefflO-sa r
CHOICE
HOMES.
Havo for sale several new substantial and at
tractive dwellings desirably located in the
heart of the East End,.ranclnc in price from
8,500 to 500,000. which can be purchased on
terms tn suit buyers, and at right figures. W.
C. STEWART. 137 Fonrtli avenne. mbl-C3a
The Electrical Construction and
Maintenance Company,
Electrical Eneineers and Contractors. Electrla
Bells, Burglar Alarms, Annunciators, eta. In
candescent Ucht and Bell Wiring & specialty.
Sole agents for tbe Jenney motors.
125 FIFTH AVENUE, Pittsburg, Pa.
Telephone 177-1. ocl2-113-sa
WANTPfl-ONE HLKS IN EVERT
W -rYiN I HU country town, to seUCUner
portable foot warmers on commission: IwlU
ship one dozen or more to any responsible rnaa
ana take my pay when they are sold; nonon
cold feet. H. H. HAYES, 2838 Penn ave.
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