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THE PETTSBTJRG DISPATCH, THUKSDAY, MAEOH .iff, 1831." "
PITTSBURG HIS PET.
Flattering Report of Belgium's Con
sul General on the Many
IXDUSTEIES OP THE TW15 CITIES.
The Fnlnre of the City Declared to Be Fall
of Great Promise.
EEXEFIT OF PEOTtCHOX TO 1MEEIC1
Ah interesting document was received
yesterday by the Consular Agent of Belgium,
for the local Chamber of Commerce. It is
the report of M. P. Hageman, Consul Gen
eral of Belgium, now located at Philadel
phia, which he has prepared to send to the
officials of bis Government, on the recent
British Iron and Steel Institute, which he
accompanied on its tour through the manu
facturing centers of the United States.
In this report the Belgian Consul speaks
very flatteringly of Pittsburg as the manu
facturing center of the Union. He refers to
it as the center of the coal basin, extending
from the Allegheny Mountains and the
State of Alabama, and it takes the first
place among the manufacturing cities of the
Slates. He calls it the Birmingham and
the Sheffield of the United States, cays that
through its position at the conjunction oi
the Allegheny and Honongahela rivers it is
made one of the most important commercial
posts. It is from this that Pittsburg is the
intermediate market between the slope and
the South and 'West, sending out coal, rails,
iron, glass, etc, and getting in return, cot
ton, sugar, tobacco, minerals, lumber, grain
and meat. Continuing, Mr. Ilageman says:
Xo More the Smoky City.
"Pittsburg is not the smoky city of a few
years ago. Large, clean, well-paved streets,
bordered on cither side by line architectural
bouMis, magnificent stores, hotels, banks anu
clubs ie it an aspect of wealth aud pros
perity that only a few of the larger cities
lu;,Mis. Great industrial plants now occupy
the common waste idaces of a few years ago,
and the are surrounded with beantiful villas.
Natural gis is largely responsible lor tlii. The
future ot this great city is full of promise. Its
geographical poMtion; its multiplied resources;
lis industries and the importance of its com
meice. asrc fur it prolonged prosperity as a
city aud wealth and happiness as a people.
"Looking at Pittsburg Irom a Belgian stand
point, it itbe most productive center of the
United States in which we have the deepest
interest, and e must know its present situa
tion as well as its outloou lor the tntnre, for
the industries arc the same as our own, and that
means that we have a competitor for the
markets of tbe world. We alike have our blast
furnaces, steel works, rolling mill;, iron foun
dries machine shops nail factories, glass works
of all Kinds and those which surround Pitts
burg witbio a ramus of SO to 40 miles mean
fomethmg to Belgium. I thought when 1 was
going into Pittsburg that I was being trans
ported to ine tnures oi the Jleuse and Sainbrr,
It was so much like Dome.
The Industrial Exposition which wasop-ned
to us only gave a feeble idea of tbe productive
force of the community. It is a private enter
prise, which in part resembles the Crystal Pal-
ace of Sydenham. I was pleased to note that
tne wort ot Belgian artists was among the
most prominent iu the art exhibition."
The Works That Made Them Stare.
Mr. Ilageman then describes in detail tbe
works, the manner of operations and the char
acter ot the products of the establish
ments he visited while here Among
these were the Westiugbouse and
Thomson-Houston electric plants; the
Pittsburg Reduction Company, tbe Fuel Gas
and faupplv Company, Oil Well Supply Com
pany. the Pbccnix Glass Company, the Phila
delphia Glass Company, Carnegie. Phipns t
Co., Carnegie Hp. & Co.. IL C. Knck Coke
Company, the Kcvstone Bridge Company and
tbe Pittsburg Plate Glass Worki Of the
products of these works he has probably
more to sa v of aluminum manufactured bv the
Pittsburg Reduction Company than anv other.
A French chemist. Henri Saint Clair Devills,
made tbe first experiments on this subject, in
order to obtain pure aluminum and Air.
Hageman predicts that tbe alloy is soon to
become an important factor as a manufactur
ing materiak
The Consul closes bis report by paying his re
spects to the McKinley bill in terms that will
be Interesting to American manufacturers. He
savs: "All our people have wondered if this
law wonld not onfy close tbe United States to
European products, bnt also furnish an excuse
to force reciprocity upon the southern conn
tries, for which eflect the Pan-American Con
gress of lSQ was instigated, and by which
means tbe United States coulrt control tbe two
Americas to tbe exclusion of our products. It
is incontestiblc that this dancer is possible. In
onr old Europe the creation of metallurgical
establishments in seven or eight years on such
a. scale as those now owned and controlled by
Mr. Carnegie would simply be a fantaiste
ruineuse. If they exist here, they owe their
existence to the bigb duty that protects them,
to the great and extensive national market,
and, to a certain extent, to tbe use of natural
gas as fuel."
Fits, spasm, St. "Vitus dance, nervous
ness and hysteria are soon cured by Dr.
Miles' Nervine. Free samples at Jos.
Feming & Son's, Market st Th
KEAL ESTATE SAVINGS BANK, LTM.
401 Smithfield Street, Cor. Fourth Avenue.
Capital, $100,000. Surplus. 509,000.
Deposits of $1 and upward received and
interest allowed at 4 per cent. th,
SPECIAL TO LET LISTS TO-DAY.
MEETINGS.
"VfOTICE. MEMBERS OF LAUREL
LN Councik Jr. O. U. A. M Mo. 126, are
requested to meet at the Council Chamber. Mo.
320 Fifth avenue, on THURSDAY EVENING.
March 19. 1891. to take action on tbe death of
our late brother, Hugh B. Love. mhl9-23
MEMBERS OF PITTSBURG COUNCIL
Mo. 117. Jr. O. U. A. M.. are requested to
meet at their ball.No. 77 Sixth avenue. THURS
DAY at 12.30 p. m. sharp, to attend tbe funeral
of our late brother, J. F. Hntf man.
L S. FINCH. Councilor.
A. W. SMART, Ret Sec. mhl9 12
rpHE MEMBERS OF EVENING STAR
JL Couucil No. SI. D. of L will assemble at
tueirballon THURSDAY EVENING at 7.S0
to take action on the death of our late brother,
H. B. Love, By order of
C. F. WOOD, MRS. EMMA 8 BECK,
mhl9-10 Secretary. Councilor.
Office of )
CO:TTKOI.X.KK OF ALLEOIIESr Cocktt,
Pittsbukg. Pa., .March 18, 1S9L
VTOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOR THE
XI office of boiler Inspector of Allegheny
county. Pa.
Tbe Board of Commissioners for tbe exami
nation of applicants for the position of Boiler
Inspector ot Allegheny county. Pa., will open
their sessions on THURSDAY, March 26. 1BS1,
in the grand jury room of the Court House at
10 o'clock A. JI of which notice is hereby
given all applicants. By order of the board.
j. a. Mccormick.
mbl9-3I-MThs Chairman.
ELECTIONS.
Pittsburg, Cincinnati. Chicago and
St. Louts Railway Company.
Pittsbukg. March 11. 1891.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati.
Chicago and St. Louis Railway Company will
be held at the principal offices of the company,
at 1003 Penn avenue, Pittsburg. Fa, on TUES
DAY. April 11. 1S9I, at 11 o'clock A. M.. for tbe
purpose of receiving the annual report for 1890.
the election of 13 directors to serve for tbe
ensuing year and tbe transaction of inch other
business as may properly come before tbe meet
ing. The transfer books will be closed on Satur
day, March 21, and reopened on Wednesday,
April 15. 1S9L s. B. LIGGETT, Secretary.
mbll-7I-TTS
LANDLORDS,
YOU WILL KECEIVE YOUB RENTS
PROMPTLY.
SAVE MONEY
And be furnished with monthly statements ot
your accounts by employing us to manage your
property. We gtv this our personal attention.
COTTON 4 WHITE.
aI7-ll-TTg N o. 157 Lacock st, Allegheny.
"I N1TIAL RINGS
A complete stock of initial rings, both with
anil uitbnnt diamonds. Fine quality and low
Irhes at WILSON'S, 01 Fourth av. Fine watch
rep iinn a specialty. fel9-TTS
JP ATE NTS.
O. D. LEVIS, Solicitor of patents.
181 Fifth avenue, above SmithQeld, next Leader
office. Wo delay. EeUbllihedSJjean. je25-U
S3-Display advertisement .one dollar per
square for one insertion. Clattifled advertise
ment on this page, men as Wanted, For Sale,
To Let. rfc, ten cents per line or each inter
fftyt, and none taken or less than thirty cent.
Top line being displayed count a two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS OFFICE,
Cer. Smithfield and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPES.
BRANCH OFFICES A3 FoL'LOVTS. WHERE
WANT, r-Olt SALE. TO LET, AND OTHEU
TKANSlEIiT ADVEKHSKMENrs WILL BE
llECEIVKD UP TO 9 P. M. FOK INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers alreidy have accounts with The dispatch.
KOK THE SOUTHSIDE, NO. HIS CAItoON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. n.
FOUTHE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, 6121
PENN AVE.
PITTSBUHG-ADDITIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFKEY S209 Butler street.
E.M1L G. BTUCKKY, 24th street and l'enn ave.
ALLKUHXNY.
A.J. KAERCHKK. 59 Fcdsril street.
II. J. SlcBKIUK, Market House, Allegheny.
F. II. EGGEKS SON. Ohio and Chestnut sti.
THOMAS McHENUY, Western and Irwin aves.
G. W. HUGHES,. I'cnnsTlvanla and Bciveraves.
PEKK Y il. G LKIM. Rebecca and Allegheny aves.
WANTED.
Male Help.
B
AKBEK-1MMEHIATELY. A GOOD MAN;
good wages. JSDTHUIDAV. mlll-lB
B
Alt HOT.LETI-AITLY AT OLIVER IKON
AMI STEEL CO.'S Fifteenth st. mm office.
nih 19-33
BUSHELMAN A FIRST-CLASS BUSHEL
MAN: no drinking roan need apply: pood
wares Mild Heady situation to right man. MIS
FIT CLO'lUING l'AKLOKS. SIS bnilthfield st.
mhlS-1
CUMPDslTOliS JOB AND NEWSPAPER
compositor: good wage and steadv places
for rew steady, competent workmen. BEACON
OFFICE, Atron, O. alilS-M
CUTTEK-AKE YOU A CUTTER? IF SO. DO
vou use the A. D. RUDE new method ofcut
tlng? inhl8-80
ITIXPKKIENCEIKJKOCEKCLERKS-INQWIHE
U at JAS. J. WELDON'S. M Market su. cor
ner Second av. rohl9-53
FINISIIER-AT ONCE, KXPERT BLANK
book finisher: a man who also understands
ruling preferred. Address OIL CITY DERRICK.
Oil City, Pa. inM9-37
F
IVE EXPERIENCED DRYGOODS SALES
MEN, with city experience ana trade, .mihn
P KNaBLE CO.
mhl9-52
MACIIIMSTS-A FEW GOOD MACHINISTS
at CONTINENTAL TUBE WORKS. Second
av.. city. mlt!9-77
MAN A FIRST-CLASS MAX. TO TRAVEL
InWestirn I'cnnsTlvanla for a New York
boot and hoe lionc: must have established trade;
best of references. Addrxss BALL & LESS1ER,
114 limine St.. Nor York. mhl9-44
PAINTERS-MVE FIRST -CLASS HOUSE
painters. Apniy to WILLIAM E. DEK
BAUM, 833 Carson st. raltllMOU
CJALESMEN-AI.SOCITY SALESMEN. AS A
O side line, to take orders lor O'Kecfe's "O.
K." shoe blacking: good commissions, quirk
-eller: finest Clicking made In the world. Ad
dress OIL O'KEEFEA CO. Chemists. 34 Firth
av.. Plttsljurg. Pa. Vt 111 remove to (tllsscll block)
7C8Smltliflcld st . on April 1. mhl-4l
SALES-MEN-EXPERIENCED SHOE SALES
MKNatonce. Call at LAIRD'S MARKET
STREET STORES between 8 and 9 A. M. mhl8-Il
TENOGRAPHER IMMEDIATELY -GOOD
stenographer and typewriter. Applv quick
to P. K.. Dispatch once. mhlt-25
YOUNG MAN AS A BOOKKEEPER AND
rashter; must understand every detail In
ftbookkeeping: only those who can furnish first
class reierence and bond for fl.000 need applv.
MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS. ll6Srolthfleldst.
mhlg-1
-t7"OUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD EXPER1
X EN CK In the wholesale liquor bnslness and
understands packing and bottling: must be of
good habits and git e references. Address A. K.,
Dispatch office. mhl3-9S
YOUNG .MAN WHO HAS HAD SOME EX
PERIENCE In neallng with the public to fill
a position or trust. Apply to JOHN McKEO WN,
404 Walnut St., McKeesnort, Pa. mhl9-3s
OUNG MAN-TO LAY OUT 1 BOILER
shop: general work. Address BOX 6, Station
G, Brooklyn, N. Y. mhls-&3
Agents.
AGENTS WANTED-ANY AGENT HAVING
been deceived by misleading advertisements
and circulars may secure the canvassing outfit ot
the Memoirs of General Sherman, written by
hlmseir. with appendix by Hon. James G. Blaine,
by sending his ontfltto utand 15 cents In stamps.
Our book contains one thousand large page, and
Is the only authorized lire of Sherman. Send to
CHARLES L. WEBSTER CO., 3 East Four
teenth street. New York Clly. 1I1M7-90
AGENTS-TO SELL THE NEWEST AN J
best subscription books npou the market:
themo-t recent additions to our llslare "Th-i
steam Engine," by Daulel Klnnear Clark, Hon.
Member Am. Society Mech. Engineers; "The
Family Physician." by J. McGregor-Robinson,
orGlasgow University: "Irish Literature" and
Davenport's "Condensations" of the best litera
ture ol all languages and ages. I". J. FLEMING
& CO., 77 Diamond st. inhl5-TuWThrssu
AGENTS-NEW CIGAR LIGHTER: EVERY
cirar smoker buvs; tights In wind or rain;
sample 15c two for 25c. si doren by mall; stamps
takeu. STAYNEK& CO., Providence. R. I.
feK-65
Female Help.
APPRENTICES-IMPROVERS. GOOD SEW
ERS, operators; also ladles and girls tolearn
dressmaking and cutting. Call or write. LON
DON AND PARIS DRESSMAKING CO.. 906 l'enn
avenue. Jas-ls-TuWTh
GIRL-TO HELP IN THE KITCHEN AT NO. 6
DIAMOND SQUARE. mhl9-53
SALEsLADlES-FIVE EXPERIENCED Mil,.
L1NERY and cloak salesladies at KAUF
MAN NS.' mbl9-S!
"VTTET NURSE-A WOMAN WHOSE CHILD
V Is about six months old, good wages to
right person. Apply at 177 RIDGE AV.. Alle
gheny. mbl9-
Male and Ifemale Help.
BLACKSMITH. TEAMSTERS. FARM HANDS,
vegetable gardeners, dining-room girls, cham
bermaids, laundress, dishwasher, cooks, nurse
girls, ajo house girls, lad j's maid. MEEHAN'S,
S45 Grant st. Telephone, 90. mhI5-D
CHAMBERMAIDS. LAUNDRESS, DINING
room girts, nurses, cooks, house girls, Ger
man and colored girls, drivers, farm hands,
white and colored waiters. MRS. E, THOMP
SON. 60S Grant st. JaS-Mxbs
GERMAN FAMILY ON MARKET GARDEN
rami: team and implements found; house
and garden rent free; three miles from city. Ad
dress, A. R. GAYHAKT. Washington, Pa.
mhi9-33
no'li) MAN OR WOMAN 1-0 CANVASS
XX Pittsburg, house to house, for a very reli
able proprietary medicine: big money made; ref
erence icqutred. Address 4S SEELYE AV.,
Cleveland, o. mbI9-3
Situations.
BOOKKEEPING-WANTED BY AN EX
PERIENCED bookkeeper books to open,
close or adjust: firms not having sufficient work
to employ a bookkeeper steady I will take charge
of the posting or their boocs: terms reasonable.
Address BOOKKEEPER, Lock Box 423, Pitts
burg. mklS-53
BOOKKtEPING-I ATTEND TO ANYTHING
In the line or intrlcste accounting, such as
opening and closing of books or correction of
errors: also give instructions in the use or the
Voucher system. A. F. SAWUILU IS7 Federal
St.. Allegheny, Pa. de6-54-D
POSITION AS STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE
WRITER by lady of experience: can give best
of references. Address V. S., Dispatch office.
nihl9-SS
SITUATION-BY A YOUNG MAN-COMPE-1
EN r bookkeeper: recommendation and bond.
Address J. li-U.NZ, 1119 Liberty st.. Plttsburt.
mhU-S2
Sll UA1ION-BY YOUNG MAN OF INTELLI
GENCE and good habltt: can lve reference.
Address M. J. W., Dispatch office. mhlO-K
SITUATION BY TLUMBEK AND GAS FIT
TER: city or country. Address PX. Dis
patch office. mhl9-34
Financial.
MONEY-OUR FACILITIES FOR FURNISH
ING money to any amount on bond and
mortgage are unequaled: lowest rates or interest
and no clelav. If vou need money applv MORRIS
FLEMING, U Fourth ave. Jy27-8S-TT6su
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY. SUBURBAN
and farm properties: stocks, school and
municipal oonds, as well as other securities,
negotiated. ED. WITTlsH, 410arant St., Pitts
burg. Pa. fel4--p
MONEY TO bOAN-OS MORTGAGES IN
large or small amounts at the lowest market
rates or interest. W. A, HEREON SONS. 80
Fourth av. Jas-IJ-Th
MONET TO LOAN AT LOWEST MARKET
rates on bond and mortgage: no delay.
UEED B. COYLEA CO., lit Fonrth av.
dell-TTS
MONEY TO LOAN ON GOOD MORTGAGE
securities, lowest rates: no delay. SAMUEL
ft . liLACK & CO, 99 Fourthav. dell-4-iThs
MORTGAGES WEHAVEMONKY TO LOAK
tin anv amount desired, at lowest rates; no
delay. C. O'DONNELLJtSON, 1)46 Penn av.
mbll-67
MORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
countv property at lowest rates. HENRI'
A. WEAVER 4 CO.. 92 Fourth avenne. mb2-p
MORTGAGES-MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS
to suit at 4i. i and C per cent. ALLES &
BAILEY. 164 Fourth ave. Tel. J67. apl4-19-TTssu
T) LOAN t500,Uio. IN AMOUNTS OF 13.000
and upward, on city and suburban property,
on 5 per cent: also smaller amounts at 6 per cent.
BLACK & BA1BD. s Fourth avenneT
se2t-di6-D
T
IO LOAN 1200,000 ON MORTGAGES fWO
and nnward at t per cent: (500.000 at 4 ner
cent on residences or business property, vacant
louorianns. s, si.taz.aMa, aa iourmave.
ocJS-P
"WANTED.
rartners.
GOOD PARTY WITH $1,000 CASH TO INVEST
where no risk is Incurred andt akc manage
ment of oar bnslness at Pittsburg: salary 00
per month, with a guarantee or 1,000 per year
profit; we refer to mercantile agencies and require
Al reference: state age, religion and when you
could begin. THE B.-L. MFG. CO., 220 Walnut
St., Cincinnati, O. "inu!9-Tlisu
Rooms.
ROOMS-TWO UNFURNISHED ROOMS IN
suburbs, with board, by gentleman and
wire with two small children. Address M.. -Dispatch
office. rabl9-93
Real Estate.
1 flfi HOUSES-AT fl.500 TO (3,000, IN EAST
lAJU ENDandBloomfleld, to sell on TOO to
500 first payment, balance monthly or on mort
gage; we have customers. SLOAN & Co.. 3000
Penn av. inln9-M
Miscellaneous.
ATTENTION-ALL TRUE LOVERS Or ART
should not fall to call at the store of the Great
Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company during Easter
week, and get one or their beautirnl souvenir
panels entitled Easter oflerlngs. Tncy will be
riven with 1 pound tea. 1 pound baklug powder,
or! pounds coffee, at 34 HFIH AV.. 4314 Hutlsr
su. 1703 Carson st 8127 Penn av., 128 Federal St..
Allegheny: 12S Filth av.. McKeesport. mhlO-,7
E
EASTER OFFER1NGS-THE ABOVE IS THE
title or the most beantiful Easter nanelcver
offered to the public: It Is a most realistic por
trayal ora happy child filled with Jors of Easter
morning; these beauties can only be had ur the
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA COM
PANY: nsc nothing but this company's teas,
coffees and baking powder. mli!-"
EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT THE
Easter offering panel can only be had during
l-jistcr week at the G RE AT ATLANTIC A N D PA
C1F1UTEA STORES. 34 Fifth av.. 4314 Butler St..
1703 Carson st . 61:7 Penn av.. 1:6 Federal St.,
Allegheny; 128 Fifth av., McKce6port. mhl9-27
EVERY LADY WISHING TO BE HER OWN
dressmaker to call at C1G Penn ave. (op
posite Home's 6tore6) and investigate MADAME
FLESHER'S ladles' tailoring sys'm; no risk;
parlies responsible; school now open. noI9-23
EVERY MAN". WOMAN AND CHILD TO
get one of onr Easter offering panels given
during Faster week with one pound tea. one
pound baking powder, or two pounds coffee, at
all the stores of the GREAT A'lLANlIC AND
PACIFIC TEA COMPANY. mlll9-27
PENSIONS THE PITTSIIURG TENSION
AGENCY OF J. II. STEVENSON & CO., 100
Firth av. Pensions now had for all disabled sol
diers, permanently helpless children and widows
of deceased soldiers under late act or Congress;
pensions Increased to correspond with the dis
ability: bounties collected; certificates or service
procured where discharge are lost.
de20-J2-TTH
YOU GET A BAKER'S DOZEN (13) OF
Stewart & Co.'s fine cabinet photos for J, at
SO and 92 FEDERAL ST, Allegheny.
mv2S-B-TTSU
FOK SALE laiPROVKD REAL ESTATE.
City Residences.
TWO-STOR1 BRICK DWELLING OF SCC
rooms hall, marble mantels, water and gis.
on Klrapatnek st,: price only si C BtR
1NGER&SON, 136 Fourth av. mhl7-12-TTS"
WYLIK AV., NEAR KIRKPATRICK ST.
Frame dwelling five rooms and bath: nicely
papered and painted throughout: porch; lot per
fectly level. 24x100 fL to Hill !t.:deslrable dwell
ing at a very reasonable price: possession April 1:
price 3.100. (BI21) ALLES & BAILEY, 164
Fourtbav. TeL 167. inbl4-32-TTSSu
Opr 300-A IS PER CENT, NET. CITY 1N
OO' VESTMENT, on account or owner leaving
the city: two good storerooms, 11 living roomsand
nacking room, wnn corner lot 30x43. H. C
CLARKE, 135 Fourth av. and Edgewood, Tele.
7212. lali-TTS
East End Residences.
FOR SALF. OR RENT-IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION, an elegant new house or 12 rooms, all
modern requirements, beautirul conservatory ad
Joining reception hall, ample porches and bal
conies and large lot; sheltered, southeast ex
posure, commanding finest view or East Liberty
valley. CUAS. SHIELDS, Dlthrldge sL, near
Centre av., or County Engineer's office.:
mhl9-55
FOR SALE-(100 DOWN AND 20 PER MONTH
to pay balance, neat brick house; six rooms,
modern fixture!,; location good. No. 207 Plymouth
St.: price. (1,900. W. A. HERRON & SONS. 80
Fourth av. mhl9-89-TTS'
NEW FRAMEDWELLING OF NINE ROOMS,
hall, vestibule, slate mantels. Inside shut
ters, front and back porches and all modern con
veniences, good-sized lot, one minute's walk
from North Highland av. and Duquesne 'trac
tion road: price. (5,500. C. BER1NGER & SON,
150 Fourth av. mhl7-12-TTS
QQ 200-FORA FRETTY NEW SIX-ROOM
C90) frame house In the East End, close to
steam and cable cars: has front and back porches,
hotand cold water. Inside vt. c. bath, stationary
washstand. natural gas. electric light, range,
sink, slate mantels: terms very easy and accom
modating: Immediate possession. J. C. JAMI
SON & CO., 133 Frankstown av., E E.
mhl2-32-rrs
Qi) 40O-IS VERY CHEAP FOR A NEW SIX
09 room and attic frame house in a fine lo
cation In East End. Within three minutes of P.
R. R.. and electric line; has city water, good drv
cellar, wire for electric lights, rront and back
Borehes. a very desirable proDertv, 25x112. S. A.
ICKIEACO., Penn andSbady aves.. E. E. 49.
mhl9-07-Ths
300 FOR ALL ATWELLHTREET. NEAR
9 Lincoln avenue, three frame dwetllnrs
containing three rour and fire rooms, good cel
lars, city water, etc.; property rents for K per
month: tbls Is a 10 per cent net investment. Lot
35X10U. (a 33). BLACK 4 UA1RD, 95 Fonrtb
avenue. mh 10-23'
Q- 400 FOR A FOUR-ROOM FRAME
O JL' house In the East End: only five minutes'
walk Irom either cable or steam rars: the house Is
new and ready for occupaucv; 8300 cash, balance
(15 per month. J. C JAJilSUN, 133 Frankstown
av.. East Euq. inhl2-32-TTS
CI fl 00 FR ALL AIKEN' AVENUE,
OlU) corner Ellsworth, two brick honses ol
tour rooms each: alio, a frame house of fonr rooms,
hall, etc. Lot 55x97. (a 138). BLACK BAIRD,
95 Fourth avenue. mh!9-29
Allegheny Residences.
ARCH ST., ALLEGHENY" TWO-STORY
and mansard brick house. 11 rooms, with
every modern convenience: In excellent repair;
centrally located, close to parks, and having a
side entrance; lot 25x120. DAVID SHAW CO.,
152 Fourth av. uihl9-64-WTbs
AT fAOOO-CLOSE TO THE PARKS, ALLE
GHENY, house of six rooms and lot 20x120
feet, lrontiug on two streets: plenty ol space to
build another house on same lot. JAS. W.
DRAPE & CO., 129 Fourth av., Pittsburg.
mhl9-85'
BOARDING HOUSE IN LOWER PART OF
city, or 12 rooms. 39 regular roomers and 50
table boarders: price only (TOO. c. BERINGER
SON. 156 Fonrth av. mhl2-52-Ths
DESIRABLE PROPER1Y ON GALLAGHER
St., Second ward, Allegheny: fram; bouse,
five rooms, hall, good cellar, water and gas In
house, with large lot 72x169 feet, leaving plenty of
ground to build several more houses. C. BER
INGER Jt SON, 156 Fourth av. nihl7-12-rrs
GREENWOOD AV.-AT A SACRIFICE IF
sold before April l, 1SS1: price 5.500: on
Greenwood av.. Allegheny, elegant press brick
house nine rooms, saloon, parlor, marble man
tels good hall, bathroom and attic: range In
kitchen: both rases and water, and near street
cars. Inquire of GEORGE R. BOTHWELL, 194
Franklin St.. Allegheny. mhl4-71-TTS"-
TEW FRAME HOUSE-OFS ROOMS. HALL,
JM bath, lauudrv, slate mantels, tile hearths,
irontaud back porches, etc.; lot 35 reet front, near
Charles at.. Tenth ward, Allegheny, and onlv two
ailnutes' walk from the electric Hue: price 4.250:
fl, 000 rash, balance (500 per year. C. BERINGER
SuN, J56 Fourthav. mhl2-52-Ths
ONLY (5,000-BRICK; DWELLING. SEVEN
rooms, bath, w. c, range, etc: lot 20x128 ft. ;
on Western av. A. D. WILSON. 55 Federal st.,
Allegheny. mhl9-63-Tbs"
f 300-BUENA VISTA ST.. SECOND
Ot ward. Allegheny, frame dwelling. 7
rooms and attichalCbath, h. andc. water, pautry,
laundry, good cellar, rront porch: house finished
In hard wood: lot 30x100: easy terms: possession
at once. BAXTER, THOMPSON ,t CO., 162
Fourth av. mhl5-10I-TT6Su
fiJO 500-BRICK HOUSE. FIVE ROOMS.
0-3 attic, ball, etc.: lot 20x66. A. D. WIL
SON, 55 Federal st,. Allegheny. mhI93-Tlis
Haxelvvood Residences.
HAZELWOOD-2-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING of 7 rooms, bath, hall, laundry, bard
wood finish, newly papered and painted, nat. gas,
h. and c water, inside w. c. sewertd, etc : lot
60x120 feet: 2 minutes' walk from llazelwood sta
tion and Second Avenue Electric Ra llway: price,
(6,800; terms reasonable, lit AM. BUKCHFIELD,
153 Fourth av. tat3-S0
HAZELtV OOD-SMITH ST., NEAR ADAMS,
ten-room frame bouse, modern conven
iences; lot 55x120: price low. MURRY & EO
SALL, 34 Fidelity building. inhI8-4
ON HAZELWOOD AV.-FIVE MIN. FROM
station, six-room brick bouse: all moderu
conveniences; lot 24x100. MURRY & EDS ALU
34 Fidelity building. mhlS-li-
Babnxban Residences.
-JVTEW MODERN FRAME DWELLING OF
iX six roons, pantries, clothes presses, slate
mantels, tile hearths, inside shutters, front and
back porches: large lot, S0X162 feet; street sew
ered; at Ingrain, P., C & St. L. K. K.: price
only (3. 200: payments. (500 and balance (500 per
year.
i. D.nia uui a oufi, loo f onrin st,
mul7-)2-TTS
YERY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
atEmsworth, P., Ft. W. 4 0. R. R., being a
new frame dwelling of 12 rooms, bath, hot and
cold water, fine cabinet mantels, tile hearths,
hardwood finish, with 1)4 acres of ground, abund
ance or shade trees, etc ; price. (9.500; terms easy,
C BERINGER & SON, 156 Fourth av.
mtll7-12-TTs
0D 000-UDEECLIFF STATION, P. & W.
i30' R. R-i three mlnntes from station, ten
minutes from Etna, five acres of good ground
with a new frame house of seven rooms and attic,
slate mantels, halt, vestibule, front porch, spring
and cistern water, anew frame stable and other
buildings. For further particulars see A. Z
BYERS & CO.. 93 Federal St.. AU'y. nihl7-5-TT
CjQ 500 ANEW MODERN BRICK HOUSE,
OD5 all conveniences: lot 80x150: choice frnlt
trees, etc.: acbarmiugsnbnrhaii home: only one
mlante from station. D. P. THOMAS CO.. 40s
Grant St.. Pittsburgh-Pa. mhlo-55-Trs
SQ OOO-EMSWORTH, PA... CHURCH AV.,
GUI new frame bouse ot six rooms and attic
hall, vestibule, slate mantels, front yard: lot
50x140. a. Z. BYEBS&CU, W Federal st., Alle
gheny. mlll7-T,
FOR SALE LOTS.
City lota.
MT. WASHINOTON-A LARGE BUILDING
lot at bargain; corner Grandvlew nv. and
Joel av.: 100 feet by 20u: location cannot be ex
celled for terms. Applv on premises, cor. Grand
view and Merrimac MBS.'WM. VOlGH..
mhl9-90'
East End Lots.
BUILDING LOrs-800; JKASY TEiUIS: ONLY
a few left: Dearborn, near Penn and Wltie
blddle av.. East End. See W. A. HEKRON 4
SONS. 80 Fourthav. mh5-80-5. 12.19.26
OTS-TWO DESIRABLE LOTS ION UE
HECGW near Liberty st,: each have 50 leet
rrontagc and s od depth: prices reasonable.
MURRY 4 EDSALL, 34 Fidelity Building.
mbL-25
IN CENTRAL PART OF E. E.-LOCA1ION
good: suitable ror two small bouses: lot 3sx
100; price, (1,300. HOWARD BROWN. 151
Fourth av" rohl7-74-TThS
REBECCA. NEAR CENTER AV.. E. E.-TWO
beautirul lots, each 50x13.1. at a special bar
gain lr taken at once: the Duquesne electric will
enhance these lots 25 per cent ln3 months. MA
GAW 4 GOFF, LIM., 145 Fourth av.
mhl9S9-Thrsu'
Ql 500-EUCLID AVENUE, NEAR 1IAUJI
Otl street, vacant lot. 60x114 to alley. t(a).
BLACK 4 BA4RD, 95 Fourth avenue. mhl9-29
Allegheny Lots.
B
B
UILDINO LOTS-ON RIDGE AV., ALLE
GHENY. A. D. WILSON, 53 iencraiai.
mhl9-63-ThB
UILDING LOTS-ON FAYETITF. ST.. ALLE
GHENY. A. D. WILSUa, sareaerai su
mhlS-CJ-ThS'
Suburban Lots.
XTEWPLAN OF SO FINE LEVEL LOTS-AT
J Marlon station, eight minutes from city, on
B. 4 O. R. R., or 20 minutes by Second av.elcctric
road; lots from (350 up;(10 down and 5 per month,
without Interest or t.ixes: come quick lr vou want
a bargain or safe investment. MORRISON 4
BANKS, lOSThird av., cor. Wood St. Jal7-TTS
SUBURBAN PROPERTY "IDE LARGEST
. lots, the lowest prices and the easiest and best
terms In the county at Sheraden, 15 minutes from
Union station: see Sheraden before yon buy else
where. ANDREW PA'lTERSON. Secretary. 127
Fifth av. fe27-72-P
Farms.
FARM-FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ALL OR
lu part. 441 acres good land, convenient to
Pittsburg, railroad and Ohio river: residence 10
rooms modern finish: largencw barn, complete;
120acres excellent oak timber: all kinds of out
buildings: 6 producing oil wells; at low farming
land price: new list of properties. ED WITI'lsH,
410 Grant st., Pittsburg. mhl3-D
Atlantic City.,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-RENT OR SALE
Hotels, cottages and bath houses; lots for
sale In all parts of the city; also South Atlantic
City. ISRAEL G. ADAMS A CO.. Real Estate
Agents. Real Estate and Ltw Building. fc6-9j
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
A ONE-HALF INTEREST IN LIGHT MAN
UFACTURING business that pays large re
turns for sale; a partner preferred who can assist
In conducting the business: less than (1,000 capital
required: references exchanged. Applv at 129
OHIO 31'., Allegheny City. rohl7-67
BUSINESS - WELL-ESTABLISHED. LIGHT
manufacturing business. Any person wish
ing to make a profitable investment may address
P. O. BOX No. 443. mh!5-5
CHEAP -STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A
first-class drug store, also buildings: will be
sold separately. If desired: owner wishes to retire
rroiu the business. Address CHARLES T.
COOPElt, Sewickley. Pa. inhl5-66-TuThsu
CLOTHING AND GENTS' FURNISHING
goods store In Beaver Falls, Pa.: best cloth
ing stand In the town: will sell or rent bnllding to
buyer: at present doing a yearly business or be
tween (25,000 and 30.000; owner having other
business cause for selling. Address U. MoYER,
Beaver Falls, Pa. ruh4-l3
GROCERY STORE-ON CARSON ST.. S. S.,
complete in all respects and ready for busi
ness: 4 dwelling rooms and storeroom: rent, 140
per month, lncludl ig nat. gas and water rent:
will sell al a bargain. TRKS-iKL TENER. 115
Fourth av. 'lclephoue 40. mhl3-50-13.14.l5.17.l9.21
OMNIBUS LINE FOB SALE-WESTERN
cby. thirty thousand population: four rail
roads; depots separate. Address OMNIBUS, care
P. O. Box 672, New York. inhlS-82
RARE BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY'-FOR
sale or rent one of the best storerooms In
the best little village lu Eastern Ohio; no dry
goods store here: no better point in the State of
Ohio to sell goods. For particulars write to JESS
KEPNER, New Garden, O. mhl-85-IThssu
RESTAURANT-F1NELY LOCATED. (1.800:
butcher shop, planing mill and lumber yard,
with annual business of (150,000, on easy terms;
shoestore, tlnshop. grocery stores, (500 to (5,000:
bakeries, cigar stores, drug stores, milk denots.
slIEPARD 4 CO.. 131 Fourth av. fe25
Q1 800-FINE RESTAURANT, GROCERY
i3 L stores. 200to 3,0(W: cigar store; fish, oyster
and butter depot, clearing (SO per week; milk
deDot- Auction sales promptly- attended to.
HOLMES 4 CO.. 420Smltimcld. mhls-9?
Business Properties.
MANUFACTURING PROPER1Y-ON ALLE
GHENY rlvcrbank. nearSlxth st. bridge;
four-storied brick dwelling, 50x100 feet, double'
floors. 12-foot ceilings elevator, shafting, 75-llorse
power engine 3 botlcrs; lot rronts 130 feeton River
av. and 143 feet on Balkam St., beings. Bradley 4
Son's woolen mills: this is the only property pos
sessing unobstructed rleht to low water mark;
nearness to principal railway lines and to center
or business makes this exceptionally good prop
erty. A. LEU GATE 4 SON, 108 Fourth av.
mbl8-9S
ManufactnrinE Sites.
MANUFACTURING SITE. 120x120, WITH
railway switch, corner Bayard st. and P. 4
W. it. R.. Sixth ward, Allegheny; only (9.000.
which Is a bargain for such a property; look at It
immediately. A. LEGGATE 4 SON, 10S Fourth
avenue. . mbl4-3S
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock. Etc
PAUL GLADSTONE. JR., No. 11,330, A. K. C
S. B.; 2 years old; sire Champion I'.-iul Glad
stone, dam Ladv Change, by champion field trial
winner. Change: has bad one wesson's work;
chance to get a stud and field dog; bargain. 11.
C GRAFF. Kensington, O. mbl-22
PONY VERY FINE PONY, CHEAP FOR
want of use; 5 years old: warranted sound
and kind for any child to ride or drive; can be
seen at 215 First av. DR. R.JENNINGS, JR.
mhlJ-3
Machinery and Metals.
ONE SECOND-HAND PORrABLE ENG1NE
And boiler combined. 35 horse power: also a
number or second-hand wood-working machines;
can be bought at a low figure. VELTE 4 MC
DONALD, Penn av. and Thirty-second st,
del5-TT8
SECOND-HAND ESGINE AND BOILERS
Onc 14x24. two 12x18, one 11x24, one 10x20, one
10x16, 9x12, 8x12 and large lot or smaller sizes.
IC-H. P. mounted portables, one pair or boilers
42x26: agent for the Standard governor, pumps,
shafilug. pulleys, etc 23 and 25 Park Way, Alle
gheny. Pa. J. S. YOUNG. fc6-D--
SECOND-HAND ENGINES-ONE 27 H. P.
Ball pat. electric light engine, almost new;
one 8x8. one 7x7, one 6x6, vertical engines: one
heavy 14x24. one 11x12, S 8x12 .and 2 7x12. In hori
zontal engines: all iroodasnew. HARM KS MA
CHINE DEPOT, 98 First av., Pittsburg. Pa.
Ja30-C
rpHE PORTER 4 DOUTHETT CO.. LIM.. D AR
JL RAGH st. and River av.. Allegheny. Pa.,
engines. boilers and castings. Repairing prompt
ly attended to. Ja6-8U
Miscellaneous.
HOTEL OUTFIT-COMPLE1K THROUGH
OUT; furniture, kitchen and dining-room
equipment, &0-room bouse: to be removed. Ad
driss P. O. BOX 112. Cleveland. Ohio. rohH-12
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
and silver: Jewelry repaired: new work made
to order. CURls. HAUC1I, 541 Smithficld st.
JalS-Sl
PERSONAL-REAL ESTATE AND INSUR
ANCE. MYER GALL1NGER, Yodcr law
building.-cor. Fifth and Wyllc avs. Telephone
1707. uibs-l
PERSONAL-WEBSTER'S LARGE QUARTO
Dictionary. C 50; special bargains lu old and
new books during this month. FRANK BACON
4 CO.. 301 Smlthfleld st. nihl2
EKSONAL-F1NE B0OK3-WE HAVETHE
finest collection ol finely illustrated books
in Pittsburg: bcautirulblndlugs?Jowprlces;come
and 6ee them: hundreds of books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOK S1DRE. 900 Liberty su dell
PERSONAL-RELIEVE THAT TIRED,
aching feeling about the eyes by having
proper glasses adjusted by CUE SMAN 4 MAN
SION, 42 Federal St.. Allegheny. Bt (t spec
tacles on earth. Artificial eyes inserted.
fea-113-TFsn
FOUNTj.
17IOUND-A LARGE LOT Or WINTER
! clothing belonging to residents of this city
was lound hanging in the rooms occupied by
DICKSON, the tailor, 65 Fifth ave.. upstairs,
altered, cleaned and repaired: the owners should
call for them, as Dickson requires the room.
nnls-D
LOST.
LOST-BLACK AND TAN DOG, WITH SHORT
cut ears: well marked: weight about seven
pounds; answers to name or Prince. Liberal re
ward If returned to 346 RIDGE AV., Allegheny.
mbI9-57
T OST-DIAMOND EARRING (SOLITAIRE)
JUi between Union, depot and Jos. Home 4
Co.'s, or on Market ,or sixth ets on Tuesday
morning, March 17. Suitable reward If returned
to BLACK 4 BAIRD. 05 Fonrth av. mil 18-85
RESORTS.
mHE CHALFONTE
I ATLANTIC CI1Y. N. J.
On the beacb, with unsurpassed ocean view.
Salt water baths lu the house,
bend fur circular.
fol-OO-n E. ROBERTS 4 SONS.
H
ADDON HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J..
Now open.
Hotand Cold Sea "Water Baths In the Home.
rc5-81 -c LEEDS ALIPPiaCQIX.
TO LET-SPECIAL.
T
IO LET-
BY BLACK 4 BAIRD,
95 Fourth avenue.
PITTSBURG.
, 10 Fourth av., threc-storv brick dwelling or 13
rooms, bathroom, range, both gases; (75. :
Webster av., near Perry St.. two-story and
mansard brick dwelling or eight rooms, bath
room, range, both gases, water, etc.; (25.
569 Filth av near Gist st., two-story and man
sard brick dwelling or nine 'rooms, bathroom,
range, both gases, water, etc.; (41 67.
129, 13L 133, 155 Wooster St.. near Wylle av.,
two-storv and mansard dwellings of seven rooms,
bathroom, water, both gases, etc.; (23.
Dinwiddle St.. near Fifth av.. new row or ele
gant stone front dwellings of nine large rooms,
vestloulc, reception pall with corner fireplace and
hardwood mantels surmounted with French plate
(tlass mirror. Hue marl) e mantels on second floor,
tllo hearths, laundrvhas threenlcestatlonarywasb
tubs with hotand cold water, range, bathroom
with all conveniences, complete electric work, ce
mented cellar, beautirul front porch and lawn,
good sewerage, etc.; (4t 60.
SOUTHSIDE.
3" Twenty-sixth St.. two-story and mansard
brick dwelling or eight rooms: etc.; (3.
169 Plymouth st. Duquesne Heights, two
story brick dwelling or six rooms, natural gas, city
water, etc; (17 50.
' ALLEGHENY.
271 Chartiersst .'two-storyandattlcbrlckdwell-lng
olslx rooms, hall, both gases, etc; (25.
1W Rebecca St., two-story blck dwelling or four
rooms, water, etc.; good location; (17.
83 Decatur St., near Bldwell St., two-story and
.uc urick dwelling oi six rooms, water, eic.,i-u.
178 Grant av., 'near North av., two-story frame
dwelling or six rooms, bathroom, natnral gas; (30.
170 Arch st., ne.tr parks, two-story and man
sard brick dwelling or eight rooms, bathroom,
range, both gases; pleasant location: (45.
64 North av corner Grant a'v.. two-story frame
.dwelling or seven rooms, bathroom, range, botn
gases, etc ; good location ; (32.
222 Allegheny av. . near North av.. a three-story
brick dwelling of 10 rooms, reception hall, bath
room, range both gases, etc.; most complete
house In Allegheny; (70 83.
30 Sherman av., a three-story brick dwelling of
10 rooms, bathroom, range, both gases, all con
veniences or a modern home; (70 83.
EAS1' END.
O'Hara St., cor. Holden st., frame dwelling of
12 rooms, hall, bathroom, tile hearths, etc.; (o0.
9 Simen av.. Boulevard place. East Eud, nice
two-story and mansard frame dwelling or 10
rooms, bathroom, range, both gases, etc.; (37 50.
North Oakland square, near Atwood St., two
story and mansard dwelling ot 7 rooms, bath
room, range, both gases, slate mantels, tile
hearths, etc. (37 50.
Corner Broad and Beatty sts.. East End. two
story and attic irame dwelling or six rooms, be
sides two attic rooms, natural gas, water, front
and rear porches, etc (25.
5113 Liberty av near Wlneblddle av., two-story
and mansard frame dwelling of 11 rooms, bath
room, range, both gases, porches. (41 67; Inquire
at 5115 Liberty st.
Stanton av., near Negley av., two-story brick
dwelling of nine rooms, bathroom, range, both
gases, and alt modern conveniences. (60; will
paper and put in lurnaccand electric light,
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
122 Third av., near Wood st,. three-story brick
building with office on first floor; will sell boiler
and engine for 600;, (S00.
570 Fifth av., near Gist St., large storeroom,
(360.
OFFICES.
Schmertz bnllding. cor. Water and Market sti.
Penn building. No. 708 Penn av.
Eisner building, cor. Fifth av. and Wood St.
Excelsior building, cor. Grant st. and Sixth av.
2 Ninth st., cor. Duquesne way, eight office
rooms on second floor; will divide to suit tenant;
(70.
59 Water St., four choice office rooms on second
floor, natural gas, stationary washstands, plate
glass front; (160; good location.
MANUFACTURING PROPERTY.
Eagle power building, Sandusky St., floors with
power.
Seibert building. Hope St., floors with or with
out power: rent low to good tenants.
SEND FOR COMPLETE LIST.
Our entire list being too large to publish in full
inthunapers (It wonld occupy an entire page of
The Dispatch) we will mall copies to all ap oil
cants. Send us vour name and addresson a postal
card and yon will receive our large, complete list,
frceofcharge, until suited.
mbl9-69 BLACK 4 BAIRD, 95 Fourth av.
rpo let
No. 1105 Sarah St., three-story brick dwelling of
seven rooms, both gases, and water In bouse; in
side w. c: S22 50.
Corner or Fifteenth and Bingham sts., live
rooms (three on first floor and two on second
floor): gas aud water; (21.
Corner of Fifteenth and Bingham sts., four
rooms (one on second floor and three on third
floor): gas and water: (17.
Sharon st., onesquare irom head of Twelfth st.
incline, two-story rrama dwelling of six rooms,
gasand water; rent (17.
Cabot way. near Ninth St., S. 8., two-story
frame of lour rooms, gas and water; rent (15.
CAMPBELL 4 CO..
mhl9-7t 1412 Carson St.. S. S.
TO LET
BY A. D.WILSON,
55 Federal st.
No. HI Sheffield, 12 rooms; rent, (S50.
No. 139 Sheffield, 12 rooms; rent. (850.
No. 54 Fayette st,, nine rooms; rent, (45 per
month.
195 Market st., eight rooms, rent. (30.
71 Page St., eight rooms: rent, (35.
46 Franklin St., six rooms: rent, (25.
172 Buena Vista st., eight rooms; rent, (400.
109 Page st,. eight rooms; rent. (36 50.
Send for list. mh.19-17
TO LET
BY BECKFELD 4 BRACKEN,
61 Ohio street.
ALLEGHENY HOUSES FROM APRIL 1.
Storeroom and dwelling ten rooms, at No.
45 Chestnut-street (58 33
Resaca street, seven rooms. 41 67
Arch street, eight rooms 41 67
North avenue, five rooms 25 00
Ohio street, nearSandnsky. three rooms 19 00
Spring Garden avenue, three rooms 9 00
mhl9-6S
a 10 LET
BY MORRISON 4 BANKS,
106 Third av., cor. v ood st.
Lillian st., brick, five rooms, 15.
Lillian St.. brick, five rooms. (17.
W ashlngton av., frame 6 rooms, (16.
mhl9-66
TO LET.
Rooms, Allegheny.
Three large rooms, for light housekeeping. 296
Buena Vlita st. mhh)-9t
TO LET.
Offices. Desk ltooin. Etc
OFFICES-1N THE WESTINGHOUSE BUILD
ING, the handsomest and best equipped
office building In Western Pennsylvania; thor
oughly fire-proof: electric light, heat and Janitor
service included in rent: rates lower than any
other first-class building iu the city. For partic
ulars apnly by letter or otherwise to AGENT
WESTINGHOUSE BUILDING, room 52.
fe5-7-Thsut
OFFICES-1N IRISH. PENN. EISNER. EX
CELSIOR, Schmertz; Kuhnapd other build
iugsand in other good localities: send us your
name and address and we will mail yon onr rent
list regularly until Aprlll free of charge. BLACK
4 BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. Jal8 63t
-FFICELARGEOFriCE ON ITlltST FLOOR
J Shannon building. 108 Fourth av.. now occu
pied by F. Flnswaite, broker. Inquire ROOM .
inh4-32t
OFFICES -DESIRABLE OFFICES IN THE
Safe Deposit Company Building. Apply at
the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, Fourthav.
mhl2-39-Dt
o
FF1CE ROOM-18X40-SECOND FLOOR, 821
renn av. ; gooa location, inquire ckikueic
mhl0-5t
TO LET-VERY CHEAP: OFFICES, (16 PER
month (which Includes heat), on second floof
of tbe sterrlt Building. Ohio and West Diamond
ts.. Allegheny. Send for list, W. A. HERRON
SONS, 80 Fourthav. inul7-99-TTS
Business Stands.
ALLEGHENY-RENT (37 SO PER MONTH;
good stand for a bakery, cor. Washington
av. aud Manhattan st,. storeroom aud five dwell
ing rooms, lnqulro of GEORGE R. BOTHWELL,
104 Franklin st., Allegheny. mhl4-16-TTSt
BAKESHOP-THE BEST STAND IN TOWN,
with storeroom and stable: complete in all
details. HUMPHREY 4 WHITE. 535 Grant st.
mhlil-2(it
FLOOR 40x40, WITH OR WITHOUT POWER,
suitable fiirlliht manufacturing. Inquire of
PEARL LAUNDRY, 25 Federal St., Pittsburg.
f mhl3-42t
FURNISHED HOUSE IN COUNTRY-DELIGHTFUL
location, beautiful view, good
water. Irult, etc.: nine miles from city; trains
convenient. Address P. O. BOX 487, city.
mhi9-31t
LODGE ROOM HANDSOMELY- FUR
NISHED, conveniently located. Inquire of
GILBERT A. HAYS, 59 Fourthav. leM-44-TTSt
STOREROOM-NO. 821 PENN AV.. 19X65, OP
POSITE the Westlnghouse building; In a
splendid condition: suitable ror any nice busi
ness. Inquire C BIEGER, second floor ofbnild
lng. mhl9-4t
STORES AND BUSINESS ROOMS IN ALL
parts of the two cities and suburbs; send your
name and address and we will mall you our rent
list regularly until April 1, free of charge.
BLACK 4 BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. del7--1)t
erOK AND 537 FIFTH AV.-FISE NEW
t)Oo storerooms: plate glass fronts, good eel
"ars: low rent: elegant location for growlngor any
retail business. BAXTER, THOMPSON 4 CO.,
162Fmrth av. mb!5-98t
?rPt FIFTH AV.-WAREHOUSE, 30 FEET
J Jtf rront; occupied ror 20 years as reed store,
flood chance to get Into in estibllshcd business;
ow rent. BAXTER, THOMPSON 4 CO.. 162
Fourth av. mhl5-9-UTuThsut
Miscellaneous.
DWELLINGS. STORES ANDOFFICES-UPON
request we will mall you our rent list .reg
ularly until April 1, free of charge; write your
name plainly and give full residence address
street and number. J1LACK. 4 BAIRD. 95 Fourth
aTenne, - -- feMU
TO.LET.
City Residences.
TO LET-CHE AP-A FINE LARGE HOUSE,
12 rooms, modern fixtures: No. 437 Liberty,
nr. Firth it.: (80 per mn.; send for list. AV. A.
HEKK0N-4J
; sorts, to
I Fourth av. mlil9-8S-MTbrt
TO LET DWELLING-OS CENTER AV., NINE
rooms, washhonse. b ith and w. c. : rent (40
per month. Inquire HERRON 4 SONS, Fourth a v.
iuhl9-73t
East End Residences.
M
EADOW ST.. NEAR LARIMER AV.. 2-
STORi brick dwelling; o rooms: alt con
veniences; moderate; rent. BAXTER. THOMP
SON 4 CO., 162 Fourth av. mht5-96-UTbsut
TO LET-AHANDSOME NEW HOUSE-2V2
Negley av.. Nineteenth ward: eight rooms
beside pantry, bath, laundry: most modern fix
tures: J10 per month: send for list. W. A. HER
RON A SONS. 8u Fonrth av. mh)7-100-TT8
T 0 LET-VERY CnEAP, (21 PER MO. NEAT
new houses, six rooms, Wlnthrope St.. two
squares from Fifth av. cable line. Bellefleld
(Fourteenth ward): send for list. W. A. HEB
RON 4 SONS, 80 Fourth avi ' uihl9-S7-TUThSt
TO LET (37 50; NICE CORNER HOUSE: SIX
rooms, attic bith: modern fixtures: all In
first-class order: Ellsworth av.: street paved and
sewered: Shadvsldc: tend for list. W. A. HER
RON 4 SONS, SO Fourth av. rablO-SS-MTlirt
TO I.ET-(I2 PER MONTA-AT SIIADYblDE.
on liamn st.. eight rooms in fine order; nice
?'ard: a very good house for the money; (send for
1st). W. A. HERRON 4 SONS, 80 Fonrtn av.
mhl7-10O-TTS
TWO MINUTES' FROM HOMEWOOD STA
TION, four new brick dwellings, from five
to eight rooms each, with bath, range, nat. gas
and electric llghti, from (18 to (23 per month.
DENN1STON. ELDERKIN 4 CO.. Llm... 6.104
Pennav., E.E. Tel. 5327. mhl7-32-TTt '
EAST END RESIDENCE OF EIGHT ROOMS,
laundry. Cemented cellar, gas and water and
all conveniences: large grounds, shade, etc.
MORRIS 4 FLEMING, 103 Fourthav.
nihl8-27-18.19.20.22T
Q-t Q ROUP ST.. NEAR WALNUT-BRICK
OJLO house or 10 rooms. Inquire of THOS.
HACKErr, Chamber or Commerce, or on prem
ises. mb5-95-JiTbf
AHesheny Residences.
FRAME DOUSE, 6 ROOMS AN D II ALU BOTH
gases and water, newly papered: situate on
Rldgcwood avenue. Allegheny; close fo electric
lino. B ALIEN SPERGER 4 WILLIAMS. 151
Fourth avenue- mhl9-45t
HOUSES-SEVERAL DESIRABLE DWELL
INGS, eight rooms, bath, etc., on Ridge av.;
rent (470. A. LEGGATE 4 SON, 103 Fourth av.
mhls-99t
K
OUSE-THREE ROOMS. 31 MARSHALL
St., Allegheny. Apply 344 RIDGE AV.
mhl9-51t
XT0- 7 ACKLEY ST.. ALLEGHENY - SIX
JJN rooms and attic: modern Improvements;
rent, (30 per month. Inquire of S. DYER. 4S Park
way, Allegheny. mhl8-12t
TO LET-NO. 129 NORTH AVENUE. FRONT
ING Allegheny Parks, 16 large rooms, mod
ern fixtures: will rent for one to three years:
(33 34nerinonth:send forllst. W. A. HERRON
4 SONS. 80 Fourth av. mhl7-IOO-TTS
TO LET NO. 83 PAGE ST. ONE OF THE
most desirable locations In Allegheny, seven
rooms, modern fixtures: (too per vr: also others.
Send lor list. W. A. HERRON 4 SONS, 80 Fourth
avenue. mhl8-S6-wThst
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING SIX
rooms and finished attic water and natnral
gas, large lot of ground, corner t'errysvllle and
Observatory avs., Allegheny: delightful location;
electric cars within 25 reet or house: possession
Immediately; rent reasonable. Inquire of
GEORGE F. DUIM. No. 3 North av.. Alle
gheny, or at office orSoocnberger 4 Co., Pitts
burg. mhI9-43t
rTIHAT tiARGE. AVELL-AFFOINTEDTHREE-X
SIORY brick -dwelling with rront porch,
situate No. 20 Bldwell St., near Western av., Al
legheny, contains 14 rooms and all the modern
improvements. Inside bathrooms and w. c., ser
vants' w. c. In basement, elevator, elegant laun
dry, porcelain tubs; will be rented reasonable to
a first-class tenant. Inquire at No. SOU LIBERTY
ST.. Pittsburg, Pa. mhl7-57t
Suburban Residences.
CRAFTON-NEW HOUSE N1NEP.OOS1S.TWO
porches: finely situated: three minutes from
station; rent (22 50 per month. J. K.S1URPHY,
opposite station, Cr.ifton. Pa. mh7-56t
FURNISHED DWELLING - CONTAINING
seven large rooms; also servants, bath and
small Toom, large hall and reception ball, bay
windows, pantry, three stairways and porches,
screens for entire house: this dwelling Is mr
nished handsomely throughout: also nice stable
with room for man servant; handsome lawn; lot
240x200; nice large fruit shade trees; everything Is
In excellent condition; will rent for one year;
situate right at Glenfled station. P. F. W. AC. R.
R. Inquire of ANDREW FISHER, 161 Fifth av..
Pittsburg. iuhI4-22t
HOUSE-ON'LINE FT. WAYNE R. R., A SIX
roomed bouse (18: also a 10-roomed dwelling
or part ot It, furnished or not; ample gronnd,
lovely place, convenient to station. C. S.
HUDLESTON, Laurel station. mhl-50t
HOUBE-THREEROOMS, WITH STABLE, 2M
acres in orchard, at Evergreen; on line rail
road; three miles from Forty-third street bridge;
rent 8 50 per month. .Inquire tf WOOD ST.,
Pittsburg. inhl9-74t
HOUSE-OF7KOOMSJ4.T JACK'S RUN: (20
per month. Inquire orGEORGE R. BOTH
WELL. 104 Franklin st.Allegheny.
mhI7-75-TT8r
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. BELLEVUE-THE
Rosebnrg property; brick house 12 rooms. 13
acres: by the year, (1.000; Tor summer, (100 a
month. A. LEGGATE t SON, 108 Fourthav.
inhl9-54t
TO LET-850 PER MO., LARGE AND SPA
CIOUS house. 14 rooms, orchard, outbuild
ings, five acres or ground, at Howard station,
near Homestead, P. V. 4C. R. R.: location very
desirable. Send for list. W. A. HERRON 4 SONS,
80 Fourth av. inhl9-87-TuThst
TO LET-(26 PER BIO.. A NEAT AND MOD
ERN brick house 6 rooms, nice yard, St.
Clair nr, Pennav.: also many others In all parts
or both cities and suburbs. Send ror list, free.
W. A. HERRON 4 SONS. 80 Fourth av. mht9-83t
WILDWOOD STATION, A. V. R. It, ONE
mile from city Hue 1 house 9 rooms. 15 per
month: 2 houses 5 rooms, (3 per month; 1 house 5
rooms, (6 per month: 1 house 9 rooms, (20 per
month: farm 75 acres, (15 per mouth : good board
walk from station to each house, natural gas and
spring water. T. S. KNAP, 3313 Penn av.
J mhl2-19t
s itooms.
FURNISHED ROOM FOR GENTLEMEN A
large, fine front room, fronting on the parks,
with use or bathroom, inquire or BECKFELD 4
BRACKEN, 61 Ohio St.. Allegheny. mbl8-4it
FURNISHED ROOMS-W1TH KITCHEN FOR
housekeeping; 41 LOGAN ST, nearWYI.lE.
inhl9-47t
URNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEIV
ING; 164 FOURTHAV. . mhl9-47t
THREE ROOMS-ON THIRD FLOOR, ON
Wvlle av:, between Logan and Elm sts., for
small family with no children: references re
qulredr rent (13 per month. Inquire al 172 WYLIE
A VEN U E. mhl9-lt
REMOVALS.
CHARLESSOMERS & CO.,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE.
Will remove their central office, No. 313
Wood street, to
No. 129 Fourth Ave,,
Directly opposite the New Postofflce,
ON APRIL 1st. mhlI-37
REMOVAL.
IR. Ol MILLEB,
Housa aua Sizn Painter, has removed from
183 Third avenue, to'
73 SIXTH AVENUE.
Opposite Third Presbyterian Church. Special
attention slven to the handling of plate glass,
cutting and drilling'. Repairing windows, sky.
lights, etc House painting and glazing in
all its branches. ocl'J-SJ-D
NOTICE.
Office or Geiimania Savings Bank, f
Pittsburg, March 12, 16U1.
OWING TO THE LATE FIRE
In the building of this bank we have taken
temporary quarters in the offices lately occu
pied by the National Bank of Commerce in tbe
Floyd block, corner Wood st. and Sixth av.
No loss or injury was sustained in any of the
books and valuable papers of the bank. We
are therefore ready for our customary business
at the above place, where we shall be .pleased
to meet the patrons of the bank.
a meyran,
CHARLES SEIBERT. President.
. Secretary. mhl4-46-D
READY FOR BUSINESS.
We have seenred possession of the two large
and substantial buildincs, Kos. 48 and 48 Sev
enth avenue, opposite New Grant street, ana
with a complete stock of new goods respect,
fully solicit the patronage of the
RETAIL DRUG TRADE.
In addition to the goods formerly carried in
stock we have added a full line of
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.
This department will be under the care of
MR. CHARLES BABST, who will be glad to
meet his former friends and customers and to
serve them acceptably-
NO GOODS AT RETAIL.
L H. HAIilllS DRUG GO.,
NOS. AD 4S SEVENTH AVENUE.
' - PITTSBURG, PA. inM-D
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
"Shirley Dire recommends farming, both
from financial and health standpoints." See
her artrument in last Sunday's Dispatch, then
GET OUR
LIST OF FARMS
OF
EVERY SIZE AND VARIETY.
Situated on railroads and river, con
venient to Pittsburg and ranging from
10 to 200 acres, at irom (SOU, on easy
terms, up,
Frnlt mi Garden Farm1..
' Dairy aiitl Poultry Farasf
Ml and Grain Farms.
Some of them to be secured at fljores
scarcely, covering tbe cost of improre
- ments, and
Desirable Investments
From a purely speculative point of view.
Thoroughly equipped, pleasant, health
ful, quiet tionies, wberu bounteous na
ture provides for all the wants of man.
CHARLES SOMERS k CO.
mhl5-78-TT3U
100x142 FEET,
ON A GOOD STREET,
WITHIN 250 FEET OF
NORTH HIGHLAND AVE.,
Convenient to electric line. A very desirable
location for building and a most excellent in
vestment. WE HAVE A LOW PRICE FOB A
QUICK BUYER,
And can make easy terms.
S. A. DICKIE &-CO.,
PENN AND SHADY AVES., E. E.
East End property only. mhl9-9S
DO YOU WANT TO
BENT OR BUY A HOUSE?
If so, and you have 11,000, come and see us
and we will sell you a new noose of nine rooms
in one of the best locations tbe East End af
fords, which yon can pay for at the r.it of $23
per month, tbe same as rent. Both gases, elec
tric light and bells, gpeakinj; tubes, boc and
cold water, bath. Inside w. c, and all latest im
provements; only five minutes from electric
and cable cars.
BAKER & SON,
mhl&59 62Z7 PENN AVE.. EAST END.
LIBERTY STREET,
Near Smithfield St.,
Three-story Brick Store, lot 19 feet
front through to alley; cheap. (109)
BLACK & BAIRD,
NO. 95 FOURTH AVE.
mnl9-30-Trisu '
INVESTMENT.
Two new 2-story mansard brick dwellings of
8 rooms each with all conveniences, and a 2
story Queen Anne frame dwelling. 8 rooms,
with every convenience. Lot corner two good
streets in Bbadyside on line of Duquesne trac
tion. Will nearly rent for $1,200 a year. Price
$11,000. Full particulars from
Baxter, Thompson & Co,,
162 FOURTH AVENUE.
mbl5-102-TTbssu
POR S-A-HLIEL
The Elegant Stone-Front Residence of
CHAS.L COLE, ESQ.,
NO. 215 ALLEGHENY AVENUE.
Honse contains 12 rooms, lanndry, trunk
room, two batbs and every convenience, all in
complete order; Lot 31.8x145 feet to paved
alley, with brick stable, carriage house, etc
Immediate Do.sslon il desired. See
W. A. HEBRON & SONS,
mbl!X9l-TTS tSU Fourth av.
FOR RENT
The County Commissioners offer for rout tbe
building on corner of Ross and Diamond sts.,
and known as tbe "University bnllding."
Sealed proposals in writing will be received
for the same in terms of live, ten, fifteen or
twenty years until
FRIDAY, MARCH 20,
at 4 o'clock p. Jr.
Bids must be addressed to the Controller of
Allegheny connty.
For further information aoply to the County
Commissioners, who reserve tbe right to reject
any or all bids. JAMES A. GRIER.
mhU-99 County Controller.
FOR SALE.
PRICE VERY REASONABLE, $6,800.
TERMS EASY.
New, stylish brick house nine rooms, well
finished, nicely papered, thorough drainage,
sanitary plumbing, cemented cellar, heater,
open grates, cabinet mantels of rhoice designs,
handsome gas fixtures, electric lighting. laun
dry, pantry: complete in all respects to the
smallest details.
One of tbe Best in Oakland
For the monev. Possession April 1 n account
of owner's removal. See W. A. HERRON 4
BONH, 80 Fourth av. uibl6-lU-MTT
AWAY BELOW COST.
$5,000
Will buy a 12-Roomed Frame Dwelling, bath;
inside, w. c, wide ball, lanndry, elegant cellar,
heater, etc., together with five lots, suitable for
two families, near Tblrtv-tbird street, and
close to cable cars and P. R. R.
M. F. HIPPLE & CO.,
mhl5-55-TTSa
SS FOURTH AV.
FOR RENT.
OFFICES!
Standard Building.
N03. 631 and533 WOOD ST. mhH-30-
0AKLANDSQUARE:
ONE OF THOSE ELEGANT NINE-ROOM
BRICK HOUSES.
Owner leaving city.
Can be had at a great bargain.
SAMUEL W. BLACK A CO.,
nU8-9i 89 Fonrtb y.
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
FACTOR! PflOPERTI
For Sale to CI0S2 an Estate,
The undivided half interest of the plant of
tbe Whitney Glass Works, situated at Glass
boro,N.J. , . , -
This is one of the oldest and largest jrlas
manufacturine plants in the United State (baa
been in opera-ion over 100 years). Is very
favorably located, havinc two lines of railroad
entering the factory premises.
The plant consists of four large factory
bnildinEs:
Stone bnildins (43zlli), which contains jrrlnd.
in?, engine, mold and pot rooms and all too
necessary machinery.
Two 40-hnne power boilers, and one 5J-bors8
power engine.
Large stone saw and grist mill.
Larxe stone store and office.
Two lare packing houses, wareshed, etc
About ICO dwelling bouses.
The whole property is In good repair and ocw
enpied. under a lease, which expires Auejust 1
18Sfi THOMAS ANNADOWN. J. f. WHIT
NEV, Executors, Glasboro. N. J. mhll-50
REED B. COYLE & CO.,
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers,
HAVE REMOVED TO
Cor. FOURTH AVE. and GRANT ST.,
(St. Nicholas Buildms.)
NOTE-end for our new for sale list just h
sued. mhl9-94-TT3
AUCTION SALES.
J. R. McQUAIDE, Attorney, No.'lo8 Fourth,
avenue. " I
rriRCSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF DWELL
L ING honse and lot, on the 11TH DAY OF
APRIL, A. D., 1891. at 2 o'clock P. M.. on the
premises. Bedford avenue, between Crawford
ana aiercer streets.
By virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court;
of Allegheny county, issuing ont or saidcourSi
at No. 2 December term, A. D 1S8S, in parti-j
tion of the estate of James ilmdman, deceased.
I will offer at public sale on the premises on.
the Uth day ot April, A- D., 1801, at 2 o'clock:
p. M., the following described property, namely:
All that certain lot or piece of cround situate
in the Eighth ward, citv of Pittsourc. Pa.,
and bounded and described as follows: Begin
ning at a point on tho south side of Bedford
avenne at tbe northwest corner of lot of Edward
Skees; thence wrstwardly alonjr Bedford ave
nne twenty-five (25) feet eight (8) inches to a
Ein; thence at right angles to said avenue one
nndreit and twentv-two feet (122) six and one
half inches (GK) t Wbltesides alley, now Gil
more street, thence along said allev northeast
wardly twenty-nine (29) feet three (3) inches to
a pin at tbe line of lot of Mrs. Anna Berry;
thence at right angles to said Wbitesides alley
seventy-five (75) feet nine (9) inches to a pin;
thence parallel with Bedford avenue sonth
we.twardly three (3) feet seven (7) inches to a
pin: thence at rlcht angles to said Bedford ave
nne forty-six (IdWeet and six and three-eighths ,
(6) inches to puce ot beginning.
And having thereon erected a two-story frame '
dwelling bouse.
Terms of sale: One-third cash on delivery of
deed and the balance in two eqnal annnalinstall
ments secured by bond and mortgage with scl
fa and insurance clanse and attorney's commis-i
sion. R. W. MILLER. Trustee. !
GEO. L. LEE, Auctioneer. No. Ill Fifth ave
nue. mbl9-49-mhl9-ap2,9
AUCTION SALE.
-ON-
TUESDAY, MARCH 24,
At 3 O'Olock P. M.,
ON THE PREMISES,
No. 12 Mercer St.,
EIGHTH "WARD, CITY,
Lot 25x75 feet, on which is a good two (2)
story brick house containing seven rooms, attlo
and cellar, convenient to Wylie avenne cable
cars, and only about 8 minutes' walk from tbe
Court House: desirable investment; salopc-si
tive to close up an estate.
I. M.PENN0CK & SON,
mbl9-40-iiTTS
147 FOURTH AVE.-.
Bi" JA& W. DRAPE fc CO.
FINE FURNITURE,
SIDEBOARD, PIANO, CARPETS, Et&a
AT AUCTION,
At Residence of Mr. C. R. Martin.
415 LINCOLN AVENUE, EAST END,
THURSDAY MORNING, March 19,
At 10 O'clock.
There Is good parlor furniture, lounge, easy'
chair, marble ton table, fine sideboard, exten
slon table, dining room chairs, chamber sets,
dressing cases, bureaus, towel racks, bedsteads.
mattresses, bedding, child's cottage bedroom
set, bat rack, Brussels carpets, ball and stale
carpetiand rods, curtains, portable range, stove
and utensil, cblnaware, piano, otc everything,
to bo sold. Terms cash.
JA8. W. DRAPE fc CO.. Auctioneers,
mb!7-4 129 Fourth avenue, Pittsburg; .
OCTION SALE OF
JAPANESE GOODS ,
At No. 62S Smithfield street, between Sixth andl
Seventh avenues. Entire stock, comprising!
over 125.000 in value. We beg to announce to
the public that our JAPANESE WARE DE
PARTMENT, which has been a feature in our
business, havmgbeen attended by almost every
lady in th two cities and tbe surrounding;
country, will be DISCONTINUED in tho
f ntnre. Onr room on second floor, devoted to
the sale of these goods, will be used for other
purposes, our annual Holiday Displays will
undoubtedly be missed by a number of our
patrons, and we wonld therefore advise you to
attend onr sale and get yonr pick ont of one oC
tbe largest and most completo lines of Japanese)
goods in tbe country, sale beginning Monday,
March 2, at 9:30 a. if., and 2 p. M.. and Satur
day, 7 p. M., and continuing until all goods ars,
disposed of. Goods delivered. I
WM. HASLAGE & SON.
J. A. Robinson, Auctioneer, 6J6 Hmltbfleld
street. mn2-26D
ARSHAL'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ ot venditioni exponas issued out of
tbe District Court of the United States lorUhe
Western District of Pennsylvania admiralty,
and to me directed, I w.ll expose to nubile sale,
at tbe United States Marshal's office. In the
city of Plttsbnrg, Pennsylvania, on THURS.
DAY. the 26th day of .MARCH, 1891, at U.
o'clock A. SL, the recovered portions ot tho
wrecked steamboat "Thomas F. McCIeary," as
follows: The bull, or as much tbereofas re
mains, lying at Crow Island, in the Ohio river;
a portion of tbe wheel, with shaft, one pitman. I
cylinders, etc.. lying near tbe mouth of Cork's
Run. Ohio river, libeled, seized, attached and
condemned in said court.
J. R. HARKAH. U. S. Marshal. ,
Marshal's Office. Pittsburg. Pa.. March)
13,1891. mhl4-20-D 1
1 TTCTiriM KAT.E
A. Chamber, parlor, library, dmingroom and'
office furniture and carpets. Lot miscellaneous
goods, notions, eta, at auction, FRIDAY
MORNING. March 20, at 10 o'clock, at tho
rooms. No. 3U Market street. Elegant velvet,
body and tapestry Brussels and ingrain ball,
room and stair carpets: booKcases, desks, ward
robes, bedsteads, bureaus, washstands, chiffon
iers, ball racks, hair and husk mattresses,
springs, mirrors, clocks, pictures, extension and
center tables, dishes, line decorated toilet sets,'
handsome parlor suits in English rug, plnsb,
brocatelle and bair clotb; cupboards, folding
beds, bed lonnges, chairs, rockers, etc
Also lot of toys, notions and fancy goods.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
mb!9-95 Auctioneers.
MARSHAL'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of .venditioni exponas issued out of
tne District Court of the United States for tho
Western District of Pennsylvania. In admiralty,
and to me directed, I will expose to public sale,
at the United States Marshal's office, in the city
of Pittsburg. Pennsylvania, on MONDAY, tho
30th day of Marcb, 18HL at II o'clock A. v., tho
steamboat James Gllmnre, her machinery,
tackle apparel, furniture, etc.. libeled, seized,
attached and condemned in f aid court.
J. R. HARRAH. U. S. Marshal.
Marshal's Office, Pittsburg, Pa.
mhIS-95-D
J. A. McKELVEY, Auctioneer.
Household furniture, property and live stock.
Office 81 Frankstown Av East End,
Terms npon applictlon. mbS-143
ROBINSON fc CO, 828 SMITHFIELD
STREET, fnrnlih experienced auction,
ears for sales of
REAL ESTATE. FURNITURE. fc
At residences, closing out stores, etc.
Terms reasonable. leI7-7I-D
UCTION SALB-
A H. B. SMITHSON.
Real Estate and General Auctioneer, room 58,"
Eisner building. Filth and Wood street. Sale
of jewelry and merchandise at stores. Faroi
tare at residences promptly attended to.
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