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! THE. PITTSBURG DISPATCH, .FRIDAY, ' MARCH 20. 189L 8-
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KNEW HIS OWN MIND.
Tlie Will of K."'C. Henderson Fnllj
Sustained bj Judge Hawkins.
,YHYA DAUGHTER'S DISINHERITED
EreakinjjofaEoiieCaas.es a Suit Against
a lounjr Han's ImploTer.
IESTECDAY IN lUh COUNTY COUKTS
Judge Hawkins, of the Orphans' Court,
yesterday handed down an opinion in the
caseof the contested will of the late K. C.
Henderson. In his trill Mr. Henderson dis
inherited h.s ouly child, Mrs. Kate Turpin,
and dii :!ed his estate between the Little
Sisters f the 1'oor aud the Sisters of Mercy.
Mrs. Turpin contested the will, alleging
testamentary incipicity, aud that her lather
had been laboring under an insane delusion.
Juii-e Hawkins said that the evidence
showed that Mr. Henderson disinherited his
daughter because she had neglected him in his
old age. and because of his dislike of her hus
band. It was clear that the mil was not made
because ol an insane delusion, but ji based
on exiR'iug facts. The evidence was not suffi
cient to ju till seams aside the will, and the
appeal d sniised
IXECUTIONS OF YESTEEDAY
Feople Who Resort to Law to Get Their
Money Hack.
Thefollowtnc executions were issued jester
leroaj: Diamond Lumber Company vs J. W.
Kamerer, iiool; V. G. Kelleriuan v George F.
1 J 11 rent, Sl"0 and $900; J. B. Hill T Michael
Gallagher. 5H1 20; G. C. Hartman vs W. L. Gil
lelaud, S27: Georec Munsterman v F. J. Wein
liimer. S-10; Union Savings Fund and Loan
Association sl) M. Parker. H- ol: Elizabeth
.Stewart v- Hugh King, JGli SU: Margaretha
!ihm vs Jlar in Scbnint, S4720 05; J. McClearv
vs heirs if S. I! JlcClcan. S540; buyder Abell
t Co. vs H. Gieatefrund, $,303.
SUING AN EMPLOYEE
'or the Death of a Young Man, Caused by a
Rotten Rope.
Ihe suit of Charles Tomlmson and wife
ainst AlfreS T. Beed for damages for the
death of their son is on trial before Judge
felagle. The parties are residents of Braddock.
The on ot tne plait. tiffs -, in the employ of
Ked, who is a bouse build" He was sent up
on 1 root, and the ladder tein; too Short, a
lope was given him. The rope broke, and he
fell to the ground and was killed.
It i& claimed that his employer was liable for
furnishing aim with a rotten rope.
End or a Twenty lears Trust.
The final account of Hon. J. P. Sterrett,
Justice of the .Supreme Court, as trustee of the
(.state r,f James McAuley. deceased, was passed
apoiin the Orphans' Court jesterday. The
amuunt accounted for by Justice bierrctt was
SAX) 291 SS, the total of a trust lor 20 years cre
atid under the will of Mr. ilcAuIey. During
the 20 jears the income went to l")r. R. ana
Sirs. McAule. and at the exniration or that
time was to bo divided among them or tneir
heirs.
Content for an Alderman's Seat.
George R.BothwelI yesterday commenced. In
the Quarter .Sessions Court, a contest of the
election of George E. Shepard as Alderman of
the lxth ward, Allegheny. Shepard received
713 votes and Dothwell 726. and the certihcati
of election was issued to Shepard. In the
petition it is alleged that a large number cf
illegal otes weie counted for bhepard and
that Bothw ell received a majority of the legal
otescast.
Postponed Because ot a Sick Lawyer.
1 csterday was the time set for the argument
before the master, D F. Patterson, of the cae
of the Mr. Oliver Inclined Plane Company
versus the Pittsburg Inclined Plane Company,
the tetiuiom haviiig all been taken some time
ago. Tne arcament, ton ever, was postponed
tin account of the illness 01 one of the counsel,
and no time was set. as the time for the attor
ney's recovery could not be set.
To-Daj's Audit LUt.
Estate or
AMIUaui lteese....
1-rvd Tnudt
Accountant.
..Sarah A. lteese et aU
. J. lUloudyetal.
James Porter.
C r. McKenna.
..II. A. Hartman.
..Mlzabeth Bowers.
, Arne.picer.
. II A. Hartman,
T T. ISreen
. J.J. Diebold. etal.
f.lirli. A IIIM
James l'orter
H t.Hendeon
Cbrlstlin (cihwend...
HavMCkUnd
.1. 1!. Mreet
M ireare Paulus
l-dnard Iteed
l-dmal-d lieboil
"William t. Bold.' .
Charles t. ; Kemiedv.
Jo,tpli .MtLlelland, sr
Ji.stina(.ippell
Joiph ( uneo. . . .
Alii klitcrman ...
i-redilcKee
J. A. llunlap.
,J. .McClelland.
.ChailesCappcIl.
J. C ( uneo.
Fid lltle and Trust Co.
F. U. ilcKet,
To-Daj's Trial Lists.
Common Pleas Ko. 1 Erenberg vs Booth
& Flinn; Tajlor s Pres Publishing Com
Uan; McGowan vs Mangan: Ewing Bye s
sHausbtck: Frauerman A Bros, vs Mayer
Coraopnlis Huiiding and Loan Asoci"tion vs
Press Publishing Company; Herron for use. s
rj; O'Brien vs MLCru ick: James vs Verona
boiough; Ztlenski vs Park liros.
Common Pleas No. 2 Uaetz ts Chapman.
Xtes From the Courts.
Is the suits of Fred Bycrs and wife against
John babol, verdici?were given yesterday for
f"Jo for lis era and foO for his wile.
The suit ot Junes Mclntvre against the
BuicheiV Oil Company. Limited, an action on
an oil lease, is on trial belore Judge Ewlnx.
Is the siuu of William Hare against L. A.
RaiMg & Co , an action on a contract, a verdic'
was given yesterday forSCll 20rir the plaintiff.
lHEuitof John F.Moore, for useof C B.
TVilley, against Mrs. Maria Carter, an action
on a mechanic's lien, is on tnal before Judge
Collier.
A verdict oi J100 for the plaintiff was given
yesurda in the suit or Charles E. Cummings
Egainn Officer Andrew Terry for damages for
laKe arrest.
Judge Reed, of the United States District
Court, made an an order Jesterday admitting
Ben Ree-e, of Johnstown charged w ith coun
terfeiting. to bail in the sum of S1.509.
1 HE jury Is out in the suit of JohnA. Ren
thaw agaiust the Excelsior Express aud Stand
ard Cab Company for damages for injuries
caused by a cab of the delendants' running into
and knocking him down.
Mrs. C. H. Rohback. for use of Henry
Hnzcr. yeneiday entered suit against P. J.
JIunt for $400 damages. It wa alleged that
plaintiff leased Household goods to Hunt, who
was to pay $15aweeE until $900 as paid, when
the goods would be his He neglected to pay
aud refused to return the goods aud the suit
vi a j entered for damages.
Do not be deceived 1 The genuine Salva
tion Oil is in yellow wrappers.
Bargains in New and Upright rianos.
To make room for a large number of in
struments now en route from the factories,
we will sell at once all new upright pianos,
not oi our regular Hue, regardless of cost.
Second-baud square aud upright pianos
at great bargains. An exceptional oppor
tunity to get a good piano at a low price,
tlerms to suit purchasers. Each instrument
iully warranted. Store opeu each evening
this week. Give us a call.
Echols, McMuerat & Co.,
123 Sandusky street,
1 P " Allegheny City.
Early Spring Opening.
On "Thursuay aud Friday, March 19 and
20," we will show pattern hats and latest
uoveWes in millinery. E. S. GILES.
56 Sixth street, Pittsburg; SI and 96 Fed
eral street, Allegheny.
Ladies, Don't Miss
Kosenbaum & Co.'s grand Easter opening
to-day. It will surprise you.
SPECIAL low prices this week on Elgin,
IValthaui and Hampden watches at
Hauch'j, Ko. 295 Filth avenue. WFSU
USE O'Keeie's ' O. K." Shoe Blacking.
Confirmation.
New styles, new ideas in children's con
firmation photographs; 12 elegant cibinets,
J L Come to Hendricks & Co., 68 Federal
street, Allegheny. -wp
Agent Dean Threateus to Make Elmer
Collins Take Something to Eat.
The condition or Elmer Collins, the young
man, who has contracted to fast for SO days, has
become a very serious matter, and it is not im
probable that legal steps will be taken to-day to
put an end to the exhibition. The doctors who
have been watching every change in the condi
tion of Collins, seem to be absorbed in the sci
entific phase or the affair, and are calmly indif
ferent to the suffering and danger to the faster.
Yesterday afternoon a consultation between
leading people engaged in humane work and a
prominent law firm was held, with a view to
putting a stop to the fast. The attention of
Agent Dean, ot the Anti-Cruelly bociety. was
called to the matter, and lie says that he will
put a stop to the fast if it can legallv be accom
plished. Mr. Dean says that Manager Davis
shifts the responsibility on the ground that the
rast is entirely voluntary on the part of Collins,
and that be has no power tn compel the faster
to give up his foolhardy undertaking.
Mr. Davis tells Ageut Dean and the Humane
Society people that he made the offer in
good faith, and that to end the fast now
would have a tendency to ceate
a suspicion that he had not acted in good faith
with tin- faster. 1 he museum manager further
savs. however, that no consideration would
weigh a straw with him, if It can bo absolutely
demonstrated that the life of the faster Is in
danger, and that if such proves to be true he
will pay Collins the $1,000 and do what he can
to persuade him to end the fast.
DEATHS FOB THE PAST WEEK.
Over One Hundred Pittsbnrgers Cross to
That Unknown Bourne.
The mortuary report for the week ending
March H shows a total of 112 deaths. There
were 30 in the old city, 43 in the East End, 30
on the Southside, and nine at the institutions.
Thirty of the deaths were those of children
under 1 year of age, 20 were between the age
of lvear and 10 years, 17 were between 10 and
30. 23 were between 30 and 60, and 22 were
over 60
Diphtheria caused 4 deaths; scarlet fever.
2; typhoid tever. 5; cerebrospinal tever, 6;
phthisis pulmonale. 9: tabes mesenteria, S;
nervous diseases, 19; pneumonia, 20: bron
chitis, 7, digestive di-eases, 7: old age, 5; debil
ity, 2; suicide, 1: alcohol pmsou, 2; drowning, 1;
gun-slmt injuries, 2; burns and scnlds, 1; and
asphyxia, 2. Thirty were married, 70 were
ingle, 7 were widows and 5 were widowers.
Sixty-two ere natives or Pittsburg, 5 or Eng
land. 15 of Germany, 16 of Ireland, and S of
Wales. In regard to color, 109 Weie white and
3 were black.
CH0WDED OUT BY BOUTINE.
No Action Taken in the Matter of Water
Towers and Engines.
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of
Fire Insurance Underwriters was held yester
day afternoon in the Fire Marshal's office. The
meeting did not adjourn until about 5 o'clock,
and even then the routine business was not fin
ished. Captain Herbert had a set of resolutions
to submit regarding the necessity for water
towers or stronger engines, but there was no
chance to offer them. Regarding this matter
Captain Herbert said last evening:
"We intended to take some action regarding
more perfect fire protection, but there was so
much routine business that nothing else was
brought up We will have to call a special
meeting in a few days, and the matter will then
be presented, and we may also take up the new
insurance bill tnathaj been offered by Mr. Lylle
in the Legislature."
Trusses.
Trusses carefully fitted and satisfaction
guaranteed at Artificial Limb Mfg. Co.'s, 909
Penn avenue, Pittsburg;, Pa. Open on Sat
urday evening.
To the Ladles.
Ladies who desire to purchase a becoming
and stylish bat and who buv a bat because
of its style and value, not because it has a
"French ticket" in it, are invited to inspect
our stock. Pattern hats from Connelly,
Duulap, Francois, Aiken, etc Copies of
same at very reasonable prices.
E. S. Giles,
94 and 96 Federal street, Allegheny.
56 Sixth street, Pittsburg.
P. S. It is not generally known that
French tickets can be bought in New York.
FRIDAY, THE POOR MAN'S DAT.
Good Clothing for the Poor To-Day.
To-day, as usual on Fridays of each week,
we devote to a sale lor the poor. Here are
the prices read them:
Bos' cassimere suits, well made, sizes
4 to 14, pleated, at ?1 20
Boys' short pants for only 27
Boys' long pants suits, neat patterns,
checks and plaids, at 2 90
Men's sacks suits, made from mixed
cheviot, sizes 33 to 44 breast measure
(coat, pants and vest) 3 40
Aud other very cheap garments we have not
space to mention. Bemember, please, these
goods will be sold to-day only at tbe P. C.
C. C, Pittsburg Combination Clothing
Company, cor. Grant and Diamond streets,
opposite the Court House.
Special Announcement.
We are now prepared to show the largest
and handsomest liue of toilet or chamber
ware ever seen here. New and special de
signs to be seen nowhere else. As ever, the
greatest variety, the largest stock and the
lowest prices. Also, a special sale of decor
ated tableware at lower prices than ever.
Please call.
CHABLES RniZKNSTEIN,
ThFSu 152, 154 aud 15G Federal street.
Beautiful Small House To Let.
That two-story brick bouse, No. 4 Grant
avenue, Allegheny, to let at reasonable
price. It has six rooms, bathroom, marble
mantels, both gasses aud nice yard in rear.
The healthiest and most desirable location
in Allegheny. Accessible by two lines of
street cars, and only 15 minutes' walk from
Pittsburg. Ii. quire at Kleber's music store,
506 "Wood street
Grand millinery opening
Rosenbaum & Co.'s.
to-day at
CAsn pid
for old gold and silver at
Hauch's,
s, No.
295 Fitth avenue. TTFSu
Use O'Keeie's "0. K." Shoe Blacking.
To the Ladies.
Ladies who desire to purchase a .becoming
and stylish hat and who buy a bat because
of its style and value, not because it has a
"French ticket" in it, are invited to insoect
our stock. Pattern hats from Connelly.
Duulap, Francois, Aiken, etc Copies of
same at verv reasonable prices.
E. S. Giles,
94 and 96 Federal street, Allegheny.
56 Sixth street, Pittsburg.
P S. It is not generally known tha
French tickets can be bought in New York
Ladies, Don't Miss
Kosenbaum & Co. 'a grand Easter opening
to-day. It wiil surprise you.
Use O'Kee'e's "O. K." Shoe Blacking.
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LEGAL, NOTICES.
JOblAH COHEN & CO.. Attorneys at Law.
So Diamond Street. ,
EST4.TE OF ALEXANDER, GREEN
WALD, deceased. Administrator's no
tice. Notice is herebv given that letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Alexander Green
wald, late of the city of Allegheny, in the
county of Allegheny and State of Pennsyl
vania, have been granted to the undersigned,
10 whom all pen-ons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment, and
thoe having claims or demands against the
same will make tht-m known without delay to
HANNAH B. GREEN WALD. Administra
trix, No. 121 handusky st, Allegheny Citv. Pa.
fel3-7C-F
VTOTICE-IS HEREBY GrVEN THAT Al
application wnl be made to tbe Governor
hi the Sute of Pennsylvania, m SATUR
DAY, March 28, A. D. 1S91. by M.
Osborne, J. E. Douglass, J. N. SlcCune, F. O.
Bingham and A. U Cornell, under tbe act of
Assemblvof the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia. Piiii.led"Au act to provide for the incorpo
ration and regulation of certain corporations"
approved Apul 29,1874, and the supplements
thereto for the charter of an intended
corporation to be called Bridge Coin
pan v, the character and object where
ot is tbe maintenance ot a bridge over
the Youghiogneny river at Suterville for
the transportation of travelers; teams.etc, and
for these purposes to have,pnssess and enjor all
tne rights, benefits and privileges or i lie said
act of Assembly and iu supplements thereto.
mh3-2-r
X&'DitplaiJ advertisements one dollar per
square for one insertion. Classified advertise
ments on this page, such as If'anfed, For Sale,
To Let, &, ten cents per tine for each inser
tion, and none taken for less than thirty cents.
Top line being displayed counts as two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS OFFICE,
Cor. Smithfield and Oiamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPE.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHEKB
WANT, rOR SAI.K, TO LET. AND OrHEIt
TltANSlENT ADVr.ltllSKMENrs WILL BK
Hr.CElVfcU UP TO 9 P. M. FOK INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with The Dispatch.
FOR THE SOUTHSIDE. NO. 12 CARSON
STREET. TKLEl'HONE NO. 6022.
FOK THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, 6121
TENN AVE.
pi rrsHUKG adihtionaij.
THOMAS McCAFl'REY l'9 Butler street.
EMILG. blUCKEY. 2-Mi tr-ct and Peunave.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAFRCHEK. 59 Fedsral street.
H. J. McllHIDlC, Market House, Allegheny.
F. H. EGGEltS X bON. Ohio and niestnnt sts.
1 HOMAS McHEN RY, estcrn and lrwln aves.
G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Heaveraves.
PERRY ii. GI.F.l.M. Rebecca and Alleglien aves.
WANTED.
Male Hell).
A CHANCE IN A I.1FKTIME FOR MEN
with capital and actie men without cinital
to seenre a Tery pleaant and profitable business:
no drones or cnnoltv seekers need applv. Ad
dress with 2-ccnt sump, COlsbOLIDAlr.ll AD
JUSTAHLE SHOESlORr, 42 Arcaae Building,
Cleveland, O. mh20-6i-WFSu
ASSISTANT ARIISI'-IN OUR ESUKAVINU
ottce: a permanent position lo the rlgh
Sam. Apnlv on .Monday at RAWbTHOIlNE
UOb.. 94 Fifth av , city. lnli20-63
B
AR KOLLFR-APPLY AT OLIVER IRON
AND STEEL CO.'S Fifteenth st. mill ntnee.
inhlS-S2
BOOKKEFPEIt-LADY OR GENTLEMAN;
state sslarr expected: city reicrences re
quired Address P. O. BOX 63b. inb20-70
BOY TO LEARN THE liAKP.ER 1RDE:
one with some experience. Apply 1218
P1.N.N AV. nib20-
BOYS-TWO PROTESTANT BOS AliOU'l 15
to pass bills with a man. Meet me corner
F1F11I AV. AND OOD at9:30. mlilS-l!
CHEMIST-FOK A Sl'EhL WORKS: MUST
be competent and strlctU temperate. Ad
dress P. O. liOX NO. CGI, rittsburje. lnh20-J7
c
OMl'OblroK- KXl'EKIE.NCFD JOB COM-
rubiruit. bit 11 11 J1KOS., n Diamond st.
mll20-S9
CUTThR-ARb YOU A CUTTEIf IF SO, DO
ou use the A. D. RUDE new method ot cut
ting! mh 18-80
JOURNEYMEN PATTERN-MAKERS - FOlt
heaiv machine pattern work In Camden, N.
J. lor furth.r Information address CAMDEN,
Dispatch ofHc!. mhaJ-'j-Jiwrsu
MACHINlSlb-A FEW GOOD MA Hi.MsTS
at COM1NEV1AL TUBE'W OKKS second
av. cltv. mlil9-77
POINTERS FIFlfcEN FIKST - CLASS
painters. Appl to JOHN DiCN AR, 75 North
av., Allegheny. inh20-94
CJALESMEN-ALSOriTY SALESMEN, AS A
C5 sideline, to take orders Tor O'Keefe'B "O.
Jv." shoe bl-icklng: good commissions, quick
seller: hnest blocking made In the world. Ad
dress DR. O'KEEtEft CO. Chemists. SI Filth
av.. Pittsburg, la. Will remove to (Uissell block)
7C8SmitlirieIdst.. on April 1. mhl9-4i
Al.Es.MAN - AN EXPERIENCED CITY
salesman who Is thoroughly acquainted with
city retail grocery trade mil can command some
trade: none other need apply. Address J. N. it..
Dispatch ofhee. rah20 41
ALESMAN-EXl'ERIENCED SALESMAN -1()
sen bar fixtures aid bllliird tables In retail
store In eltv relerence required. Call at 15
FEDERAL ST., between 10 and 4 o'clock.
m 1120-73
STENOGRAPHtlt-GOOD STENOGRAPHER
and typewriter lor few davs only; eeutleman
preferred. Apply to ROB, Dispatch office, by 4 p.
r, uy t r.
ih2u-U0
t. to-day.
in:
TAILORS-TWO COAT AND TWO PANTS
makers: competent men only. S. w. SUM
SON S. SUNS, Columbus, O. mh20-77
WAITER-W HITE-FOR A RESTAURANT:
must come weir recommended: union
waces paid. FKED KI1TELL, liraddoct. Pa.
m 1120-3
YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD SOME EX
PERIENCE in ueallng with the pnblic to fill
a position or trust. Apply to JOHN McKKlWN,
404 Walnut St., McEeesDort, Pa. mhl'J-36
Agents.
AGENTS WANTED-ANY AGENT HAVING
been deceived by talsteadlns; adrerllaemeuta
and circulars may secure the canvassing outllto!
the Memoirs of General Sherman, written by
himself, with appendix bv Hon. James G. Illalne,
by sending his outfit to us and 15 cents in stamps.
Our book contains one thousand large pare-and
is the only authorized lire of Sherman. Send to
CHARLES L. WEBS'IKR & CO., 3 East Four
teenth street. New ortClly. mbi7-90
AGENTS-TO SELL THE NEWEST AND
best subscription books upou the market:
the most recent additions to our list are 'Ihe
Steam Engine, " by Daniel KInnear Clark, Hon.
Member Am. Society Mech. injdneers; "Ihe
Family Physician." by J. McGngor-Koulnsau,
of Glasgow University: Irish Literature" and
Davenport's Condensations" of the best litera
ture of all langu iges and ages. P. J, FLEMING
i. CO., 77 Diamond st mhl5-TuWTliFSSu
AGENTS-NEW CIGAR LIGHTER: EVERY
clear smoker buys; lights In wind or rain;
sample 15c two f0r25c SI dozen by mall; stamps
taken. STAYNER& CO., Providence, R. I.
fel9-65
Female Help.
GIRL DOWNSl'AUl GIRL IN1
lamlly; reference required.
FERRY ST.
A SMALL
Applv ?07
m 1)20-92
G
1RL-TO HELP IN THE KITCHEN AT NO. 6
DIAMOND SQUARE. mil 19-53
GIKL-HETW'EEN 15 AND 16 1 EARS OF AGE
at 1705 PEN N AV. mh20-48
MILLlNEK-AN EXPERIENCED MILLINER
lor a nearbv lare town. J. D. BKKN'Di
CO., 815 and S17 Liberty st. mu20-J2
-VTUKsH: GIRL WHO HA HAD EXl'hRI-
IX ENCE In earing lor children. Apply at 38
REACH ST., Allegheny. inli20-59
1EIGG1RL -TO WORK ON COATS. NO.
) 7SIX1HAV. mb20-54
-VTTET NUKSE-A. WOMAN WHOSE CHILD
V Is about six months old, good wages to
rlnlit person. Apply at 177 RIDGE AV., Alle
gheny mhl9-38
w
ET NURSE-APPLY BETWEEN 9 AND
11, 33 LINCOLN AV., Allegheny. mhlu-SI
3Iale and Female Help.
BLACKSMI1H. TEAMsTEKS,FARM HANDS,
vegetable gardeners, dlulug-room jilrls, cham
bermaids, laundress, dishwasher, cooks, nurse
cirls. 200 house plrls. ladv's maid. MKKHA.N'3,
M5 Grant st. telephone, 90. mhlC-D
-1O0D MAN OK WOMAN lO CANVASS
X Pittsburg, house to house, for a very reli
able proprietary medicine: big money made: ref
creiue lequlred. Address 48 SEEL YE AV ,
Cleveland, o. mil 19-29
Situations.
BOOKKFEl'INf -WANTED BY AN EX
PElilENCEl bookkeeper books to open,
close or adjust; fipns not having sufficient work
to employ a bookkeeper steidy 1 will take charge
or the posting or their books: terms reasonable.
Address BOOKKEEPER, Lock Box 423. 1'itU
burg. inhlS-M
BOOKKhEPING-1 ATTENDTO AN Y'lHING
In the line or intricate accounting, such as
opening and closlug of books .or correction of
errors: also give instructions In the use or the
Voucher System. A. F. SAW'HILL, 187 Federal
st Alleeheny, 1'a. de6-54-D
0S1T1O.N AS STENOGRAPHER AND'IYPE-
R1TER by lady of experience: can give best
orrererences. Address V. S., Dispatch office.
mhl9-56
SrrUATKI.N-BY A YOUNG MAN COM PE
.. 1EN r bookkeeper: recommendation and bond.
Addres J. KUNZ, 1119 Liberty St., Plusburt.
lnhW-62
1TUATION-BY PlUMBEK AND GAS FIT
'I Eli: city or country. Address 1'iX, Dis
patch office. mhI9-34
Real Estate.
-rrUHNlSHED HOUSE FOR SUMMER, IN
Ij Ihe country, with shade and lrult trees, on
line oi r.uiroiu, couveuieni lo cxij. Aouress
SANDUSKY ST.. Allegheny City. Pa. lnlJO-.
205
.1KB
-t ftf HOL'St-AT il.500 TO S3.O0O, IN EAST
JLUU EMand Bloom field, to sell on ?300 to
SoOu first payment, balance monthly or on mort
(la.'c; we have customers, SLOAN & CO., 5006
Penn av. mhl9-65
Horses, Vehicles, Live Stock, Etc
HOUSES -A WELL MATED TEAM OF
bl-ick horses, weighing 2.SU0: also a very
finr saddl horse at ELMORE A MURRAY'S, ilu
qucneway. rnh20-78
H
ORsK-LIGHT GENTLE BUGGY HORSE.
L Address, irtwng age. color, weight, price,
.. LIGH1 HORSE, Dispatch office. mh-XMS
etc.
FinanciaL
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY. SUBUHBAN
and farm properties: stocks, school and
municipal uonds, as well as other securities,
negotiated. ED. W1T11SH. 410 Grant St., l'llts
barx, fa. lel4-2o-D
MOItrG AGE3-WK HAVE MONEY lO LOAN
Iu nu amount desired, at lowest rates, no
delay. C. O'DONNELL&SON, H46Pennav.
mtill.67
,tORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
.IjJL countr property at lowest rates. HENRI
A. V1.A EK ft CO.. -si Fourth avenue. mh2-u
T'O LOANf500,UUU. IN AMOUNTS OF J3.O00
and npward, on city and suburban property,
on 5 percent: also smaller amounts at 0 percent.
BLACK & 1IA1RD. !b Fourth avcuue.
se2l-d26-n .
TO LOAN 200,000 ON MORTGAGES ?100
and nmrard at G per cent; fr"iO0.ooo at 4)$ per
cent on residences or business property, vacant
lotsoriarms. S. H. PRCNCH, 12i Fourth avc.
' OC23-D
WANTED. f FOB SALE LOTS. 1U LiiT. j;uui. ecs,o ... ... -
Miscellaneous.
ALL TO USE JONES' BEDBUG FA RALYZElt
Jones' Magic Roach Fowder: contains no
poison: roaches banished oy contmct: satisfac
tion a-lven or no pay. Prepared by GEO. W.
JONES. 222Federafst., Allegheny. Pa. Sold by
all first-class druggists. Residence No. w Mon
teryst. lyll-42-MWP
EVEItY LADY-WISHING TO BE HER OWN
dressmaker to ctll at 616 Penn aye. (-ip-posite
Home's stores) and Investigate MADAME
FLISHEU'S ladles' tailoring sys'-em; no risk;
parti's responsible: schol now open. no!9-23
EVERYONE TO KNOW THAT THEY CAN
get their sewing machine repaired In first
class order: all work warranteil it the lowest
prices: genuine needles and attachments for all
r-akes at ll.CARl MPS, Sewlnc- M ichlne Bizaar,
19 sixth t two doors below BIJou '1 heater.
Ja22-MWP
THE PUBLIC TO KNOW-THAT TIIK
largest stock ortrusses. supnorters shoulder
braces, etc.. can be round at 90a PENN AV.. lour
doors rroin Ninth st. mh20-47
FOR SALE-IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
City Residences.
BLUFF ST.. NEAR COLLEGE -NEW BRICK
houses rooms, bathroom, tile hearth", slate
mantels: nil late improvements. ROBEK1 COW
AltD, In Bluff st. mh4-33-MWFSu"
"lORNERDUFFAND WYLIE AV.. 12-ROOM
V dwelling: lot 60x160 ieet:
cheap: will be
sold at a barealn; terms easy.
TON, 62 Fourth av.
GEORGEJOHNb-mhlS-4-WF"
PENN AVE., FOURTH IV D-nOUaE OF
14 rooms: corner lot 60x153 lect: bargain and
eas terms to wind up an estate. GEOIillE
JOHNSTON, Agent, 62 Fourth av, mhl8-4-WF
SCOTT ST.. HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOM AND
stable: lot 24x110 levi; a bargain. GPOKGE
JOHNb'iON, Agent, 62 Fourth av. mlilS-4-WF'
SEVERAL NEWDWKLI.lMiSIN ELEVENTH
wird. GEORGE JOHNSTON, Anent. 63
Fourth av.
mhl8-4-wr
TTTYL1EAV.-BE-IWEEN CHaUNCEY AND
V Duff sts.. cozy 5-room frame house; lot 20x
100 feet. GEO. JOHNSTON, 62 Fourth av.
Mhl8-4-WF
CJO 650-ON FKEELANOST..ALLENTOWN,
tSOs Thirty-first ward, two-story frame
duelling oi six rooms and attic hall: Inside shut
ters, gis and water In house, slate mantels: ner
lectlyncw house; lot 25x125 ieet. CAMPBFLL&
CO., 1412 Carson st. inhl8-U-wrsu
600-ON SIXTEENTH ST.. TWO-STORY
I? lrame dwelling of4 rooms and kitchen;
side alley entrance: paled cellar: sewered: prop
erty In best oTrepair; lot 20x50 Ieet. CAMPBELL
i. CO.. 1412 Carson st. mhlS-11-WFSU
200 .NINETEENTH ST.. SOUTHSIDE.
9 two-storv frame dwelllniror four rooms
and kltch-n; good cellar, water, sewered: all Iu
goo 1 repair; lot 20x60 rect. CAMPBELL A CO.,
1412 Carson st. mhl8-H-WFSn
OQ 200-ON SIXTEENTH ST., TWO-STORY
t?Ol rramedwclllngorGroomsaudattlc water
on both floors, sewer ige complete: lot 20x60 Ieet.
CAMPBELL 4 CO., 1412 Carson st.
mhl8-ll-WFSn'
Sf) 100, NUSSERALLEY.NEARTWELFIH
.1 st., S. S.. two-story traine dwelling or fie
romiis; water, shsde trees, good cellar: lot 43xl2S
xlOOfeet: easy terms. CAMPBELL & CO.. Uii
Carson st. mhl8-ll-WFSu
East End Residences.
CHOICE EAST END PROPKRIY-sT THE
low price or?6,50o, on easylerms; Rond st.,
near Sheridan av.: traine or nine rooms, bath
room, nceptton hall, pantry, slate mantels, tile
hearths, sliding doors, both ga-es, thiee porches,
front and rear stairs, wired lor electric llnhts,
good cellar, with heater and registers In every
room: nice lot, 40x100 Ieet to an alley. (2-10-71)
CHARLES SUMEKs & CO. mh20-68"
FOR SALE OK KENT IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION, an elegant new house or 12 rooms, all
modern requirements, beautllul conservatory ad
Joining retention hall, ample porches and bal
conies and large lot: sheltered, southeast ex
posure, commanding finest view of East Liberty
vallev. CHAS. SHIELDS, Dithrldge st , near
Centre av., or County Engineer's office.
mhl9-55
IN TIIK EAST END- A GOOD BRICK DWELL
1NG or9rooms. bath, lavatory, nat.gas. replete
throughout with sll modern requirements and Iu
prime order In every particular: eC!7tlllng al
most new; beautllul lot, about 60x200 feet: perfect
sewerage: fine lawn In front and 6lde; ample
shade over the entire lot: a most desirable place
for an East End house, contiguous to both lines of
cable cars and railroad station, etc.. etc.: a card
of permission to examine the premises will be
furnished at our office. JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.,
129 Fourth av., Pittsburg. mhlS-91-WFS"
Q OOOEACH-WAKD ST., NEARBV'TLS. 3
Ovj9 new two-storv Queen Anne brick dwell
ings trimmed in stone, containing 8 rooms each,
hall, vestibule with tile floor, bathroom, marble
lavatory, w. c, stationary waslistand, natural
gas. slate mantels throughout, tile hearths, fine
grates, elegant gas fixtures, beautiful art stained
and French plate-glass windows, hardwood stair
case with newel post; fir-t floor finished In hard
wood, sliding doors, dumb-waiter, speaking
tubes, complete laundry, front porch, front and
back lawn, flagstone sidewalk: lots 24x124 each,
(d 187.) BLACK 1 BA1RD, 95 Fourth av.
mh20-43"
Ti OOO-FIFTH AV. AND CRAIG ST..
OOLM a good brick dwelllnrorizroopit, hall,
bathroom, w. c, range, both gases, 'furnace,
laundry, porches and all modern Improvements;
this Is a loely home: fine lawn laid out with
drives and covered with surubberv; lot 204x200
fronting on Fifth av. (a98) BLACK HAIKU,
95 Fourth av. iiih20-3
C 500-O'HARA ST. A NEW TWO-STORY
iJOl Queen Anne dwelling of 10 rooms. Includ
ing 3 attic rooms, bath. w. c, range. laundry In
cellar, stationary wash-tubs, hardwood mantels
In parlor, and slate mantels In all oilier rooms;
Sood porches, etc.; lot 44x141 to an allev. (a'M).
LALK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. ln'h2J-
Allegheny Residences.
ARCH ST.-BV OW.NER-AN ARCH ST.
residence, near Stockton av.; fine brick
house, nine rooms and lull; all conveniences; lot
1.0x110; possession April I; easy terms; If sold
quick will sacrifice. Address OWN tR. Dispatch
office. mhI8-12-WF
AT J5.000 CLOSE TO THE PARKS. ALLE
GHENY, house of six rooms and lot 20x120
feet, fronting on two streets: plenty ol space to
build another house on same lot. JAS. W.
DRAPE & CO., 129 Fourth av., Pittsburg.
mlil9-85"
T71AST ST.. ALLEGHENY-
A TRIM LITTLE
JCj vineiard. containing about
three acres of
ground, with five-room house and stable.
GEORGE JOHNSTON, Agent, 62 Fourth av.
mh18-4-WF"
VT1XON ST.. ALLEGHENY-
SUBSTANTIAL
J and nicely finished traine fur S3. 700,
one-
half cash: seven rooms, finlahcd attic ball, slate
mantel, tile hearths. Inside shutters, both gases,
city w iter, newly papered, grained and vanillic d
throughout; front porch, side entrance, good
cella. slate roof; lot 20x80. (3-7-43) CHARLES
SOMEKS & CO. niliio-ws"
-VTTJNNERY HILL-CHOICE
NEW FRAME.
Ji 6 rooms and attic, on good
level lot: price
onlv $2,700; thU Is a bargain. BALTENbPEKGhlt
W 1LLIAMS. 154 Fourth avenue. mhl8-7i-WF
SOUTH CANAL ST.-NEAR CHESTNUT VT.,
Allegheny; good investment: two three-story
brick dwellings ou Iront and two two-story
Irameson the rear: lot 43x116 to a 20-foot alley.
SAMUEL W. BLACK CO., 99 rourthav.
lnhlS-W-MWF"
SI.'
800 ALLEGHENY-A LITTLE HOME ON
rooms; water Iu house and s ard; outside shutters:
terms, one-half cash: can be resold at a profit any
lime. 3-5-31. CHARLES SOMEKS & CO.
m 1120-68
Hazelwood Residences.
HAZELWOOD-2-STORY HUME DWEI L
1NG of 7 rooms, bath. hall, laundry, hard
wood finish, newly p ipered and painted, nat. ras,
h. and c water. Inside w. c sewered, etc. : lot
60x120 feel: 2 minute,' walk from Hazelwood sta
tion and Secoud Avenue Electric Railway: price
Jh.800: terms reasonable. IRA M. EURCH FIELD,
158 Fourth av. Ial3-3U
HAZELWOOD-SMITH ST.,
ten room framo houe,
lenccs; lot 55x120: price low.
SALL, Si Ildellty building.
NEAR ADAMS,
modern conveu-
MURRY & ED-
mhl8-l4
ON HAZELWOOD AV.-FIVE MIN. FROM
station, six-room brick house: all modern
conveniences: lot 24x100. MURRY & EDsAI.L,
34 Fidelity building. inhlS-H
Suburban Residences.
HAYSV1LLE, LOVELY IIOUSE-10 ROOMS
an bath, carriage house etc.. plenty of
chulce fruit and shade trees: the location Is de
llghtruL GEO. JOHNSTON, 62 i ourtli ay.
lnhl8-4-WF
CJQ 000 BAUSMAN ST.. KNOXV1LLE,
O05 near toll gate two-storv lrame dwelling
oi six rooms and attic, hall. Inside shutters, slate
mantels, gas ahd water In house: bay window; a
'nodern bouse In all respects; lot 28x80 feet; terms
to suit. CA M I'B ELL S. Co., 1412 Carsou st.
nihl8-ll.WFSU
FOR SALE LOTS.
AHeglietiy Lots.
EAST ST., ALLEGHENY 22 BUILDING
lots: price as a whole, SI25 per lot, GEO.
JoHNSlON, Agent. 62 fourth av. nihlS-I-WF
E
IAST ST.. ALLEGHENI-LOTS RANGING
In price lrom 9150 to (450 per lot. GEO. JollN
)N. Agent. 62 1 ourth av. mhl8-4-WF
EASTST.. ALLEGHENY-LOT'S 25X100 FEET:
price. (150. GfcO. JOHNSTON, Agent, 62
Fourtn av. inhlS-4-wr,
FREMONT ST.. ALLEGHENY-SEVEN VERY
desirable building lots; low prices and easy
terms. GEO. JOHNSTON, Agent, Fourth av.
mn 18-4-wf
JACKSON -NEAR FREMONT ST.. ALLE
OHUil, tnree well located lots, down to a
bargain to wind up a company's affairs. GEO.
JOHNSTON, Agent. 62 Fourth av. iiihIS-4-WF
PENNSYLVANIA AV.. NEAR FREMONT
St., Allegheny, lour choice lots, with improve
ments thrown In: bame occupied by crulksbant
& Co. : one ol the greatest b iriralns of the season ;
easy terms. GEO. JOHNSTON, Agent, 62 Fourth
avenue, inhlS-4-WF
S50,
CASH WILL SECURE YOU A NlfE
lotou East st.. Allegheny. GEO. JOHN-
SION, Agent, IE! Fourth av. mbl8-4-WF
Oflfi NICE BUILDING LOT'S
ON EAST ST.,
jUJJ Allegheny,
GEO. JORNSION. Agent. 63
Fourth av.
innu-4-WF-
Atlalitlc City.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. RENT OKSALE
Hotels, cottages and oath houses; lots for
sale In all parts ol the city; also South Atlantic
Lltr. lbKAEL O. ADAMS & CO., Real Estate
Agents, Real Estate aud Law Building. feS-sw
Citrrot.. x City Residences. U '"," '-i"," id ued b? the i- H'AlTllK.Y KK.UKNKTY I
BEDFORD AVE., TIIIRTKFATH WARD-9S
veryflnelots. GEO. JOHNSTON, Agent 62
Fourth av. mhl-4-WF
BUFF ST.. THIRTEENTH WARD -3 CHEAP
lots. OF.O. JOHNSTON, 62 Fourth av.
rahIS-4-WF"
TTTF.HS1F.II AVE.
THIRTEENTH W'ARD-83
VV well-located building lots
GEO. JOHN-mh!8-4-WF'
SION, 62 Fourth av.
WYL1R AVE., THIRTEENTH WARD -67
rhqlcelots. GEO. JOHNSTON. 62 Fourth
avenue. - mhl8-4-WF"
East End Lots.
TT'ORSALE-A BEAUTIFUL LOT 81HX1BIT.
J1 011 Conrad, near Liberty av., Shi'lvlde;elty
scwerisc ptld for. SJ0 per Dot. (107). W. A.
HERRON isONS. 80 Fourth av.
inli20-8!-2u.!4,28.31'
LOTS-TWO DESIRABLE 1WTS ON RE
BECCA, near Liberty St.; each have 50 reet
frontage and g od depth: prices reasonable.
MURRY & EDSALL, 34 fidelity Building.
mhl7-25
T1EI1ECCA. NEAR CENTER AV., E. E.-TWO
JA beautirul lots, each &0XIIH. at a special bar
gain K taken at once: the Duquesne electric "IU
enhance these lots 25 per cent in 3 months. MA
G A W & GOF P. LIM., 145 Fourth av.
mhl9-39-Thrsu
CI 600-ELLSW'ORTH AV., NF.ARO'HARA
5JL St.. lot almost level. slze20xl0n feet 10 20
foot alley; striet newly paved: water and both
gases connected; Duqticstic electric line passes
the property, (a 315.) BLACK & BA1RD. 95
Fourth av. mli20-43'
ry 000-0AKLAND av., near fokups
id i 1 St., vac int building lot. running through
to twoodst. ; both streets paved, flasstone side
walks down Atwood st., sewered: size, 40x2C0.
(d72) BLACK A BA1RD, 95 Fourth av.
mh20-43
C4 SOO-UUCLID AVENUE. NEAR BAUM
j)ti street. acim lot. 60x114 to allev. (aKl).
BLACK &BA1RD, 95 Fourth avenue. rahl9-29'
Suburban Lots.
INGRAM NINE ACRES OF GROUND:
plenty fruit and shade trees: good water: 20
minutes lrom railroad station; this placets beauti
ful. GEO. JOHNSTON, 62 Fourth av. mU13-4.WF
INGRAM-100BEAU1IFUL BUILDING LOTS.
GFO. JOHNSION. Agent. 62 Fourth ay.
mhls-4-WF
0 SHORN STATION-NEAR SEWICKLEY,
eleht acres, fronting on Beaver road and rail
road: the location Is superb. GLO. JolINSloN,
6J Fourth av. mhlS-i-WF
SUBURBAN PROI'ERTi -THE LARGEST
lots, the lowest prices and the easiest anil best
terms In the county at Shcradrn. 15 minutes from
Union station: see Sheraden before yoi buy else
where. ANDREW PATTERSON, Secretari. 127
Fifth av. fe27-72-D'
GfXrw-LOT AT A BAHGAlN-LOT 40x150.
ijtlrOVJ neir Brushton Station. In suitable
place for a handsome residence: price low, terms
easy . HOWARD BROWN, 10I Fourth av.
mhl5-85-MWF"
Oflfi BEAUI1FULLOTS, AT 100 TO S150. IN
iUJVJ our new plan called Elwvn, four miles
out the Castle Shannon R. it.: rltmtat two sta
tions: races avenue and railroad ieoofeet: stop
pulng rent, get out of the flood: we will build
you homes for 200 to?aiO cash and bal. like rent:
Ure only 4Jjc; 24 tr..lus dally and 10 on Sunday;
nat. gasllnes. living sprlngsand large shade trees
are there: alueswlll double In oneveir; 50 lots
sold In two days: ireerlde. CAMPHELL A CO..
1412 Caraon St., are agts on southside: MAG AW &
GoFF, Lira., 145 Fourth ay., agts. and builders 01
homes. nih2o-C7-FSu"
Farms.
AN ELEGANT FARM, LOCATED BUT
three miles from Rochester, Pa,, two and a
hair miles from Freedom and lour miles from New
Brighton, containing 92 acres, upon which Is
ercc ed a two-storv frame dwelling of six rooms,
spring house, large bauK barn. Ij0x40 feet, two
grain houtes, also other outbuildings, two orch
ards of all kinds or fruit, fine field or raspberries
and strawoerrles, 15 acres or fine timber, over ten
acres of coal, several splendid streams passing
oer the ground. Price lor all, 57,000. on easy
terms (1,000 cssli. balance on long time, or will
exchange for city property. CAMPBELL Jt CO.,
1412 Carsun st. mhlS-11-WFSu
FARM-S8, 000-101) ACRES FIRST AN D SECOND
river bottom land, never overflows, loins
town; railroad and natural gas m&ln passes
through it ; coal and limestone, excellent
soil: suitable for garden or dairy, stock, lrult.
grain: manutacturlng or town lots; fencid, gooil
ouse. new barn, stabling, hennery, sprinsr water
piped to all buildings: 400 trees g raited fruit, best
varieties; H uilletoschool, station, P. )., stores,
churches, etc.. etc. Call on ED WHT1S11, 410
Grant St., Pittsburg. mh.O-D"
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
"DUS1NESS - WELL-ESTABLISHED.
LIGHT
mautiiacturinir business. Anv.person wish
ing 10 make a prnniaoie investment mayaoarrss
P. O, BOX No. 448. 1111115-5
CIGAR SIORE-ONE OF THE BEST LOCA
TIONS In the two cities: larxe trade; low
rent. SLOAN 4 CO., 127 rourth av.
mhl8-76-WF
CLOTHING AND GENT'S' FURNISHING
goods store In Beaver Falls, Pa.: best cloth
ing "tand In the town: will sell or rent building to
buyer; at present dotnsr a yearly business of be
tween J23.000 and $30,000; owner having other
business cause for selling. Address H. MOYEK,
Beaver Falls, Pa. mh4-U
COMMISSION BUSINESS-WHICH IS NOW
paying the owner SiOOOper annum. and which
Is Increasing, win he sold: owner wishes to change
climate. Address BUSINESS, Dispatch office.
mb20-60-MVF'
COUNTRY STORE RIGHT IN CENTRAL
part or a rich farming country: must be sold
by April 1. SLOAN CO., 1)7 Fourth av.
mhI8-76-WFSu'
CKEAMKEY-FULLY EQUIPPED, AND IN
good runnlntr order: within 50 miles ot city.
SLOAN & CO., 127 Fourth av. mniSO-wrS!!"
TTlSPATCH ROUTE IN EMSWOKTH. FOR
XJ particulars apply to the agect, C. WELSH
m 1120-56
GROCERY STORE-IN GOOD TOWN NEAR
the city; leed store, an old established stand:
shoe stores, drug stores, cigar stores, bakeries,
restaurants, meat markets, etc. PKKGTVAL&
CHAPMAN, 439 Grant st mh20-71"
HARDWARE STORE-IN GOOD COUNTRY
town, on line ofraUroad. SLOAN & CO., 127
1 ourtli av.
mh 18-76-WFSu
TJiv-lTAUHANT-FlNELY LOCATED. (1.800:
Jl butcher shop, planing mill and lumber yard,
with annual business of (150,tCO, on easy terms;
shoestore, tlnshop, grocery stores, $500 to $,000:
bakeries, cigar stores, drug stores, milk depots.
BHhPARD & CO.. 151 Fourth av. re25
ffiJl 200-FINE HFSTAURANT, GROCERY
tip Ls stores. f200 to S5,00 1: cigar store; fish, oyster
and butter depot, clearing $80 per week; milt
denot. Auction sales promptly attended to.
HOLMES & CO., 420SmlthIield. rahlS-92
Business Properties.
HOTEL-OF 20 ROOMS. AND CONFECTION
ERY and tlgars attached: good loculon lor
bai; one of the largest trades In the city estab
lished. F or rurther information call or write to
121 aud 123 ROBlsON ST., East Liverpool, O.
1111120-10
TXANUFAOTUHING FROPEKTY-ON ALLE
JY1 CHEN Y river bank, near Sixth st. bridge:
four-storied brick dwelling, 5xloi ieet, double
floors. 12-loot ceilings elevator, shafting, 75-linrsc
power engine, 3 boilers; lot Ironts 130 feet on River
ay. and 143 ieet on Balkani St., beln' s. Bradley ,fc
Son's woolen mills: this is the only property pos
sessing unobstructed richt to low water mark;
nearness to principal railway lines and to center
ofbusluess makes this exceptionally good prop
erty. A. LEGG AT L & SON, 1(41 i ourth av.
mhlS-ss
rpEN PER CENT INVESTMENT-UN CORNER
JL seveniu si. and Duquesne way, across from
Hotel Boyer. GEO. JOUNsTO
'-, rc
i t ourtli av.
mhl8-4-WF
TTALUABLE PP.OPEHTY-ON
SECOND A V..
V near smlthflolil st. ; location
lor business or
warehouse purposes one or the best; lot f7xS0
feet. GEO. J011N&1ON, Axent, 62 Fourth nv.
mlns-4-WF
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses. Vehicles. Live stock. Etc
FRESH MILCH COW-GOOD FAMILY COW
at low price. A. E. BATEMAN. care JOS.
E1CHBAUM 4 CO., 43 Fifth av. mh20-60
Machinery and Metals.
HOISTING ENGINES. DERRICKS AND
derrick forglugs, steel hoisting and guy
ropes In stock; stationary engines and boilers,
shears, clay and ore pans, etc THOMAS CAR
LIN's SONS, Lacockanii Sandusky streets, Alle
gheny, Pa. aui-J5-MWK
SECOND-HVND EVGINF. AND BOILERs
One 14x24. two 12x18, one 11x24, one 10x20, one
10x16, 9x12, 8x12 and larre lot of smaller sizes:
10-H. P. mounted i ortables, one p ilr ot. hollers
42x26: agent lor the Standard governor, pumps,
slialtinir. pulleys, etc 23 and IS Park Way, Alle
gheny. Fa. J. s. YOUNG. leO-D
SECOND-HAND FNtllNES-ONE 27 II. P.
Ball pat. electric light engine, almost new;
one 8x3. one 7i7, one Sxb, vertical engines: one
heavy Ux-U. one llxlA 3 8x12 audz'xli. In hori
zontal engines: all voodasnen. HARMhS MA
CHINE DEfOr, SOiirstav.. Pittsburg. Pa.
JaJU-n"
THE CELEBRATED ACME AUTOMATIC
safety engines and non-explosive boilers,
lor g.is or oil fuel, from one to five-horse power:
also, the latest Improved ventilating lau: pcrlecc
sutlsfttetlon guaranteed: Oy J. l'RAt. KK. Ueu
eral Agent, No. 4 Fifth av., Pittsburg. Pi.
leio-KB-MWF
rpHEPORTEKADOUTHETTtO.. L1M..DAR
X 1IAGI1 st. aud River av., Allegheny, Pa.,
engines, boilers and castings. Rcpairlui; pro-n pt
ly attended to. J8-st
Miscellaneous.
Electric Batteries- trusses, sup
porters, shoulder braces, etc. ARTIFI
CIAL LIMB JlKO. CO.. 909 Penn av., near Ninth
St., Pittsburg, Pa. Opeu on Saturday evening.
mhaj-47
ENTIRC STOCK. CUSTOM MADE AND AL
MOST new boots and shoes: can and see. D.
CALDWLLL, 2U-J5 Peuti av city. mli-'u-50
LOST.
T OST-DIASIOND EARRING (SOLITAIRE)
Xj between Union depot and Jos. Home A
Co.'s, or on Market or sixth sts.. on 'luesday
morning. March 17. Suitable reward If returned
to BLACK & B A1KD, M. Fourth av. mUlS-UJ
CENTER AV.. NEAR DINWIDDIE ST.-2-story
mansard brick dwelling. 9 rooms,
hall, vestibule, bath and all conveniences: (37 50
per mo. 1SAX1ER, THOMPSON & CO.. 162
Fourth av. mhH-lOO-MWFSut
H
OUSES-THREE NEW LOVELY SEVEN-
ROOM three-story mansard brlcK houses.
w. cs. anil water in nouses: all modern im
provements: both gases: will be finished March
25: ten minutes' walk from postoffice: rent (25 per
month. Inquire W. B. KNOLLE.
:s WUleav.
mh20-87t
HOUSE OTEN ROOMS ON CENTER AV.:
very desirable location: one square from
Uvlle avenue cable line. GEO. JOHNSTON. 62
i u'urtli av. mhlS-4-WFt
TO LET-ONLY. A FEW MINUTES WALK
from P.O.; modern house; 8 room;soine
will be put In good order; 84 Locust St.. near
Maeee st. ; (40 per month: send Tor list. W . A.
HERRON & SONS, 80 Fourth av. mh20-82t
TO LET-CHEAP-A FINE LARGE HOUSE,
12 rooms, modern fixtures: No. 437 Liberty,
nr. Firth St.; (SO per mo.: send- for list. W. A.
HERRUN & SONS. 80 Fourth av. mh!9-86-MTIiFt
East End Residences.
mo LET-S37 50: MCE CORNER H4IUSE:
SIX
X rooms, attic bith; modern fixtures: all In
first-class order: Ellsworth av.: street paved and
sewerid: bhidvside: send lor list. W. A-HER
RON & SONs, 8'J I ourth av. mhl9-86-irrhFf
T7IAST END RESIDENCE OF EIGHT ROOMS.
!i lanndry, cemented cellar, gas and water and
all conveniences: large srounds. shade, etc.
MORRIS Jfc FLEMING, 108 Fonrth nv.
mhl8-27-18, 19,20, 22t
QTANTON AV.-NEAR NEGLEYAV.
FINE
IO new residence t
of nine room", hall and front
porch: every convinlence: will be handsomely
papered; good tnrnace and electric light; rent
low. BLACK A BAIRD, 95 Fourth av.
mh20-55t
TO LET-VERY STYLISH AND MODERN
house six rooms, attic, bath. In good order,
on Ellsworth av.. shadyslde (street paved and
sewered): SJ5 per mo. send Tor list. W. A.
HERRON & SONS, 80 Fourth av. mhl8-87-WFt
a-lO LEI -NO. 320 DV1N ST.. ONE SQUAR"e
. from South Highland av.. six rooms, attic
larnc porch, nice yard. $35 per mouth: send Tor
list. W. A. HEi.RON A SONS, 89 r ourth av.
mh20-79-MFt
TO LET-NO. 103 K(lUP(NOW NEOLEY AVF
N UE), near 1 1 Ith avenue, a good and mod
ern house: 10 rooms; SW per month send for list.
W. A. HERRON SONS, 80 Fourth avenue.
mhl7-l-TWF
TTTAI.NUr ST.-NEAR FIFTH AV.. SHADY
VV SIDE, two-storv mansard brick dwelling,
8 rooms, halt vestibule, bath; all conveniences:
(30. BAX1ER, THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth
avenue. mhI5-100-MWFSut
TrpkQ WALNUT ST.-SHADISIDE. TF.N
f)t)Uo rooms: all modern improvements.
U.uiiir. iim.asio:,
nihl8.4-WFt
Ageut, 62 1 ourtli av.
Allezlieiur Residences.
HOUSES-TWO LAI'GE. WELL-FINISHED
dwelling houses or 11 rooms each, situate at
Nos. 5 and il North avenue, near Allegheny
avenue. Second ward, Allegheny city, with all
modern Improvements: rent. (800 pet annum;
also, to elegant new brick dwelllnc bouses ori2
rooms each, just completed, at Nos. 4U and 42
Beach street, near parks, with all modern Im
provements, rent. (900 per annum. Inquire or
WM. F. AULL. Agent, No. 66 Third av. Pitts
burg. mll20-49t
OUSES-SEVIRAL DESIRABLE DWELL
INGS. eight rooms, bath, etc.. on Ridge av.;
rent (470. A.
LEGGA'lE A SON. 108 Fourth av.
mhl8-99t
TO LET-IN ALLFGHEN Y. (25 PfcK"MO.VIH.
a good bouse, five rooms and attjc. No. 202
Franklin St.; also No. S3 HemlocK St., Third ward,
eight rooms, modern fixtures. (30permonthrsend
Tor list. W. A. HERRON A SONS. 80 Fourth av,
mh20-79-JIFt
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING SIX
rooms and finished attic water and natural
gas, large lot or ground, corner rerrvsvllle and
Observatory avs., Allegheny: dellKhtruI location;
electric cars within 25 ieet ot house: possession
Immediately: rent re isonable. Inquire of
GEORGE P. D1HM, No. 3 North av.. Alle
gheny, or at office or Shoenbergcr & Co., Pitts
burg. mhI9-4St
THAT LARGE. WKLI.-AFFOINTED THREE
STORY brick dwelling with front 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 rea-onable to
a first-class tenant. Inquire at No. S09LIBKRTY
ST.. Pittsburg, Pa. mhl7-57t
-trTMONTEREY ST.- ALLEGHENY. 11 ROOJ1S:
JL t all modern improvements, convenient to
parks. GEORGE JOHNSTON. Agent. 62 Fourth
avenue. mhl8-i-WFt
Ofi ESl'LAN'ADEST.-SEVEN ROOMS: GOOD
OU location. GEORGE JOHNSTON. 62 Fourth
aveuue. mhlS-4-WFt
Suburban Residences.
CRAFTON-NEW HOUSE NINKUOOMS.TWO
porches: finely situated: three minutes from
station: rent (22 50 per month. J. R. MURPHY,
opposite station, (.rafton. Pa. mhl7-50t
INORAM-VEKY FINE FINISHED HOUSE,
eight room", with "even acres of fruit and
shade trees: alovelrplace. GEORuEJOHNSTON,
A if en t. 62 i ourth av, nililS-4-WFt
TNGRAM-i CONVENIENT TO STATION,
jl. nouse oi six rooms. er.uuet. duriisieii,
Agent, 62 Fonrth av.
mhl8-4-WFt
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. BELLEVUE-THE
Roscburg property; brick honse 12 rooms, 13
acres: by the year, (1.(00 lor summer, (ICO a
month. A. LEGGA1E & SON, 108 Fourth av.
mh 19-54 1
TO LET-26 PER MO.. A NEAT AND MOD
ERN brick house 6 rooms, nice yard, St.
Clair nr. Penn av : also many others In allpirts
or both cities and suburbs. Send for list, tree.
AV. A. HtKKON & SONS, 80 Fourth av. inhl-88t
WILDWOOD STATION. A. V. R. It, ONE
mile from city line 1 house 9 rooms.?!5 per
month;2 houses 5 rooms, (3 per month; 1 house 5
rooms, (6 per month: 1 house 9 rooms, 120 per
month: iarm 75 acres, (i5 per month: good board
walk from station to each house, natural gas and
sprlug water. T. S. KNAP, 3313 Penn av.
inh 12-19 1
xtooms.
T711
piURNISHED ROOM FOR
GENTLEJ1EN-A
l1 larze. fine front room. Irontlnron the narlts.
with use of bathroom. Inquire of BECKFELD A
BRACKEN, 61 Ohio St., Allegheny mhl8-47t
PARLORS-TWO HANDSOME PARLORS,
with small room adjoining, suitable Tor
physician or dentist. Inquire at 44 ARCH ST.,
Allegheny. mh20-93f
TWO AND THREE FLOORS-61 RIVER AV..
Allegheny; g is and water: t Klrkpatrlck
av., Allegheny, six rooms, bath, w. c. etc. W.
W. MCNEILL. 152 Fourth av. Ulh20-63t
Offices. Desk Room. Etc
OFFICES-IS IRISH. PENN, EISNER. EX
CELSIOR, Schmertz, Kuhn and other bnlld
Ingsand In other a-ood localities: sendnsyour
n ime and address and we will mail you our rent
list regularly until Aprlll Tree or charge. BLACK
A BA1UD, 95 Fourth av. JalS 63t
FFlCE-LARGEOrrTCE ON FIRST FLOOR
V Shannon building, lua Fourth ay., uowoccu
rth ay., uowoccu
InqulreROOM44. pled ov F. rluswalte, broker.
mh4-32t
OFFICES -DESIRABLE OFFICES IN THE
SaTe Deposit Company Building. Apply at
the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, Fourth av.
mh!2-39-Dt
Ruiineis Stands.
BAKESHOP THE BEST STAND IN TOWN,
with storeroom aud stable: complete In Sll
details.
HUMPHREY & WHITE. 535 Grant St.
mil I J-at
FLOOR-40X40. WITH OR WITHOUT POWER,
suitable for lluht manufacturing, inquire of
l'EARL LAUNLRY, 25 Federal St., Pittsburg.
mbis-42t
FOURTH AV.-NEAR MARKET. A VERY
fine lour-story warehouse, elevator, etc;
will lease lor a term oryears. GEORGE JOHNS
TON, Agent. uihlS-4-WFt
SIORKS AND BUSINESS ROOMS IN ALL
parts orthe two cities and suburbs: send your
name and address and we will mall you our rent
list regularly until April 1, tree or charge.
BLACK & BaIRD, 93 Fourth av. de!7-2Ut
STORE-AT A BARGAIN. TO A GOOD SHOE
man, store and cellar, 20x75 Ieet, atlaren
tum. Pa. Apply to M. OFFENHUMEK. 713
Liberty st. and 712 Penu ay. mh20-45t
TO LET-NEW STOREROOM, (600. HIGH
celling, platp glass trout, cemented cellar,
the onlv storeroom lcrt Iu tbe Slerrlt Building,
Ohio St.. Allegheny; send for list. W. A. HhH
RON A SONS, su Fourth av. mhI7-l-TWF
TO LET-5B AND 637 FIFTH AV.-FINE
new storerooms: plate glass fronts, good cel
ars: low rent: elegant location for crocery or any
retail business. BAXTER, THOMPSON Jt to.",
1C2 Fourth av. inhl5-98t
W
ARUIOUSE WOOD STREET WARE-
IIOUSI-- lour stories and cellar: eood ele
vator, etc. BAN1ER, THOMPSON A CO.. 162
rourthav. mhlj-IOO-MWFSut
Miscellaneous.
DWELLINGS. STORI.SANDOFFICES-UPON
request we will mall you our rent list reg
ularly until April 1. iree oi charge; write vour
name plainly and give lull residence address
street and number. BLACK A BAIRD. S3 Fourth
avenue. ie-71t
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR OLD COLD
and silver: jewelry repaired: new work made
to order. CHRls. HAUCIL Ml Smithfield st.
j;lS-31
PEKSONAL-REAL ESTATE ANT) INSUR
ANCE. MYER CALL1NUER, Yodcr law
hnllding, cor. Filth and ylle avs. Telephone
1707. liibS-143
TDERSONAL WEBSTER'S LARGE (JUARTO
JL ificiionary, c au: special uarnains in oi janu
new books during this month.
FRANK BACON
iiu,. 3iii smitnneiu st.
inn 12
PERSONAL FINE BOOKS-WE HAVETHE
finest collection or onely illustrated hooks
iu Pittsburg: beautllul bindings: low prlces;come
and see them: hundreds ul books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOK SIOKE. 9u0 Liberty sL deU
PKItSONAL-RELIKVK THAT TIRFD.
aching feeling about the eyes by having
proper glasses adjusted by CHE SMAN A MAM
MON, il Federal st.. Allegheny. Best 1 spec
tacles on earth. Artificial eyes Inserted.
fei-113-Trsa
Derts In lenses, CHESSMAN A MANNloN. 4i -e "v v V " w" .g
Federal st.. Allegheny, lle't SI spe-ctaMes. ou 4
earth. Artificial eyes Inserted. MWH. Fnr. Q,Io fn fMn.a an Fctatp.
T7WJUND A I. ARISE LOT Or
JV clothing belonging to residents of this city
was tonnd hanging In the rooms occupied by
JHCKSON, the tailor. 65 Filth avc. upstairs,
altered, cleaned and repaired: the owners should
call for them, as Diction requires the room.
nols-D
OFFICL1L PITTSBURG.
Pittsburg, March 9. IKll.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL UK RE
CEIVED at tbe offiCB of Citv Controller
until THURSDAY, the 19th day of March. A.
D. 1591, at 2 o'clock, for the refitting of Council
Chambers and new furniture lor the same, ac
cording to specifications prepared by C Uart
berger. architect, wbicli are on file m tbe Gen
eral Office. Department or Public Works.
Blanks can b- obtained at this office.
Each proposal must be accompanied by a
bond In double tbe amount, with two sureties,
probated beroro the Major or Citv Clerk.
The Deparlment or Awards reserves tbe
right to reject any or all bids.
E. M. BIGELOW.
Chief of Department or Public WorKs.
mli931
office of the city i reasdren,
Municipal Hall. Smithfield st.
VrOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALti
ll oivners (whether resident or non-resident
of the city of pittsbnrg) of drays, carts, wagons,
carriages, buggic, etc, to pay their licenses at
this nthce forthwith.
All licenses not paid on or before tbe Srst
Monday in' March, 1891, will be placed in tbe
bands of vehicle officer for collection, subject
to collection fee of 50 cents on each license.
Aud all persons "neglecting to pay on or before
first .Mondav In May, 1891, will he subject toa
penalty double theamotincof tbe licences, to be
recovered before the proper legal authority of
said city. The old metal plates of Mtyear
must be returned at the time licenses are taken
out, or 25 cents aduitlonal will be charged on
the license.
Rates of license: Each one-horse vehl'le. 3ti;
each two-horse vehicle, (10; each four-'-Tse
vehicle, $12: each four-hnrse hack, S15; oiuni
busses and timber wheels, drawn by two
horses, llu.
One extra dollar will be charged 'r each ad
ditional horse used in above specified -chicles.
J. F. DENNISTON.
feC-Sl-D Citv Treasurer.
PROPOSALS
Office of Controller of
Aj.lfgheny County.
PlTTSBUKO. Pa.. March 19 1S9I,
,
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at this ofhee nntil I o'clock V. M.
TUESDAY, March 21. IS91. for surfacing and
sodding areas about Court House. Bids to be by
tbe lump sum for work complete Thesuccess
f ul bidder will be required to give bond In double
the amount of tbe bid for tbe faithfnl per
formance of contract The rieht to reject any
or all bids Is reserved. Specifications can be
seen at the office of County Engineer. JAS. a.
GRfER, County Controller. mu 19-33
Office of Controller of
Allegheny county.
Pittsburg, Pa.. March 1". 1S9L
C1EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
0 I'EIVED at this fflci- until 4 o'clock P. M..
TUESDAY. March 24, 1SUL for cleaning and
re-toring soldiers' monument on Monument
Hill, Allegheny. Bids to bo bytte lumpsum
complete, add to be finished on or before May
20, 1S9L, Bidders will give bidders' bond with
two sureties In double the amount of tbe bid.
Specifications can be seen at the office
01 County Engineer. The right to reject any
or all bids is reserved.
JAS. A. GRIER,
mhl9-a3 County Controller.
"PROPOSALS
Proposals will bo received for the erection
and coinpletinn of a five-story stone, brick and
terra cotta office building for tbe Peabody In
surance Company, fronting 100 feet on Market
street. Wheeling. W. Va.
Bids will close at 2 o'clock P. 3f. on the
8th of APRIL, 1891.
The right is reserved by the Building: Com
mittee, through tbe Architect, to reject any or
all bids.
Drawings and specifications ran be seen at
the office or EDWARD R FRANZHEIM.
mhl0-13o Arclutei t. Wheeling, W. Va.
EDUCATIONAL.
St. John's Military School,
MANLIUS. N. Y.
SUMMER SCHOOL,
Rt. Rev. F. D. HUNTINGTON. S. Tt D.. Presi
dent. Apply to Lt. Col. W M. VEKBECK. Supt.
mhl-135-MWF
RESORTS.
The; ch ae-kon te
atlantic city, n. j.
On tbe beach, with unsurpassed ocean view.
Btlt water baths in the house.
Send for circular.
fel-90-n E. ROBERTS & SON'S.
rj ADDON HALL.
ATLANTIC OTT, N. J
Now open
Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths In the House
feC-91 LEEDSALIPPINCOTT.
REMOVALS.
;C. H. DIETRICH.1 ""
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Leather and Shoe Findings,
Will remove about April 1st to
mhl8-69-MWF 970 Liberty Street.
W. J. EAST, Architect,
Has removed from Federal St, Allegheny, to
offices 1 nested In
WESTINGHOUSE BUILpiNG.
mb4-42-MWT PlTTSBUKO. J-jt.
GEORGE ICAJ?rJEJL.f
THE MUSIC DEALER.
Will remove to his nen granite building,
6J4 SMITHFIELD ST,
On or about April L mhl6-7-jiWF
CHARLES SO fIERS CO.,
DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE,
Will remove their central office. No. 313
Wood street, to
No. 129 Fourth Ave,,
Directly opposite tbe New Postoffice.
ON APRIL 1st mhH-37
REMOVAL.
Houss auusign Painter, has removed irom
136 Third avenue, to
73 SIXTH AVENUE.
Opposite Third Presbyterian Church. Special
attention civen to the handling of plate glass,
cutting; and drilling. Repairing windows, sky
lights, etc. House painting; and gla2mg in
all its branches. ocl!-bJ-o
NOTICE.
Office or Gekmania Savings Bank,
Pittsburg. March 12. 1S91. S
OWING TO THE LATE FIRE
In the building of this bank we have taken
temporary quarters in tbe offices lately occu
pied by the National Bank of Commerce in the
Floyd block, corner Wood sr. and Sixth av.
' No loss or Injury was sustained m any of the
books and valuable papers of tbe bank. We
are therefore ready for our customary business
at tbe above place, where we shall be pleased
to meet the patrons of tbe bank.
C. MEYRAN.
CHARLES SE1BERT, President.
Secretary. mbl4-46-D
READY FOR BUSINESS.
We have secured possession o! the two large
and substantial buildinits, No. 48 and 4S Sev
enth avenue, opposite New Grant street, and
with a complete stock or new good3 respect
fully solicit tbe patronage of tbe
RETAIL DRUG TRADE.
In audition to the goods formerly carried in
stock we have added a full line of
DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES. ,
This department will be nnder tbe care or
JIB. CHARLES BABST. who will be glad td
meet his former Inends and customers and to
serve them acceptably.
NO GOODS AT RETAIL.
L. H. HAIIIIIS DRUG CO.,
NOS. 46 AND 43 SEVENTH AVENUE.
PITTSBURG. PA mh4-D
rno LET
I HANDSOME RESIDENCE.
tiUEEN ANNH SlYLE NINE ROOMS,
LOCATED NEAR SCHENI ? PARK.
Modern improvements, nearly an acre of
land, commands line vie : variety of shade and
frnit tree.-; cemented cellar under whole house:
cement walks; good water; handsome outbuild
ings; will rent cheap to reliable tenant.
or f nil particular? applv to r address;
tM1 , PETER SHIELDS,
mb20-U0 633 Grant I' corner Virgin alley.
-, - -
WINTER " "-lu,u " '"' "" J
Tbe undivided half Interest of the plant of
the Whitnev Glass Works, situated at Glass
born. N. J.
This is one of tbe oldest and largest glass
manufacturing; plants in the United States (has
been In opera, ion over 100 years). Is very
favorably located, having: two lines of railroad
entering the factory premises.
The plant consists of four lar?e factory
bnllding:
Stone building (43x144). which contains grind
ing, engine, mold and pot rooms and all tha
necessary machinery.
Two 4n-hore power boilers, and one 5J-bora
power engine.
Large si one saw and grist mill
Large stone store and office.
Two largf packing houses, wareshed, etc
About 100 dwelling bouses.
The whole property is in good repair and oc
cupied, under a lease, which expires Angnst 1,
18"i THOMAS ANNADOWN. J. P. WHIT
NEY, Executors, GUs-lmro. N. J. niliH-50
100x142 FEET,
ON A GOOD STREET,
WITHIN 250 FEET OP
NORTH HIGHLAND AVE.,
Convenient to electric line. A very desirable
location for building and a most excellent In
vestment. WE HAVE A LOW PRICE FOR A
O.U1CK BUYER,
And can make easy terms.
S. A. DICKIE & CO.,
PENN AND rsHADY AXE&, E. E.
East End property only. inbl9-93
FIFTH AVENUE,
Near Smithfield Street,
Three-story brick building, lot 20x110 to alley.
BLACK & BALED,
No. 95 Fourth Ave.
mb20-3S-FSa
FOR RENT.
OFFICES!
Standard Building.
NOS. 531 and533 WOOD ST. rnbH-30-D
OAKLANDJSQUARE.
ONE OF THOSE ELEGANT NINE-ROOM
RRICK HOUSES.
Owner leaving city.
Can be bad at a great bargain.
SAMUEL W
BLACK & CO.,
B9 Fourth av.
mhlS-94
AUCTION SALES.
MOORE AND McGIR. Attorneys,
41U Grant Street.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE-ESTATE OF
Jane Kennedy, deceased. By virtue of
an order of tne Orphans' Court of Allegheny
county. Pa., at No. 137 January 'lerru. 1S9I,
will expose at public sale on the premises. No.
152 Ellsworth street. Second ward, Allegheny
City, MONDAY, April 6. ISM. at 3 P. JL, the
following desirable real estate: All that er
tain lot or piece of ground sitnate in the city
of Altegneuy, beginning on tbe south Ide of
Ellsworth s reet, lormerly Bentim allev, at cor
ner of ground nT Patrick McGurzan: tbencs
along the line of Ellsworth street eastwardly IS
feet 6 inches: thence by a line running at right
angles with Ellsuortb street southwardly 90
teet;thcuce westwaruly 16 feet 6 inches to line
of McGurgan's Iot;theuce along the line of
said lot northwardly 90 ieet to Ellsworth street
at tbe place or beginning! Having thereon
erected a two-story frame dwelling; house.
Terms of sale: One-fourth cost on delivery
of deed unci cminrmitlon of sale. Balance in
three equal annual payments with mteresr, to
besecuied by tUbt bond and mortgage on the
premise". TOBIAS KENNEDY,
A. J. PENTECOST, Administrator.
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agt-, 413 Grxnt
street, city. inhl3-90-r
t UCTION SALtroF-
JAPANESB GOODS
At No. 626 Smithfield street, between Sixth and.
Seventh avenue'. Entire stock, comprising;
over SiiMK) in value We hes to announce to
the public that our JAPANESE WARE DE
PARTMENT, which has been a feature in our
business, having been attended by almost every
lady iu the two cities and the surrounding
country, will be DISCONTINUED in the
f nfire. Our room on second floor, devoted to
tbe sale of these gond, will be used for other
pnrpo-e'o. Our annual Holiday Displays will
undnubteelly be missed by a numuerofour
patrons, and we would therefore advise you to
attend our sale and get your pick out of one of
the-largest aud most complete linesot Japanese
goods in the country, sale beginning Monday,
March 2, at 9.30 A. JL. and 2 P. M . and Satur
day, 7 P. 31.. aud continuing; until all goods are
disposed of. Goods delivered.
WM. HASLAGEASON.
J. A. Robinson, Auctioneer, 63! Smltbdetd
streer. mh2-2GD
A TARSHAL'S SAI.EKY VIRTnE OP A
Ll writ ot venditioni exponas issued out of
the District Court or the United States lor the
Western D strict ol Pcnnsylvanla.in admiralty,
and me directed, I will expose to public sale,
at ihe United Stares Marshal's office. In tbe
city of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on THURS
DAY, tbe 28th day of MAhCH. 1891. at 11
o'clock A. JL. tbe recovered portions of the
wrecked s'eamboat "Thomas F. McCIeary," as
follows: Tbe hull, or as much thereof as re
main", lying at Crow Island, In tbe Ohio river;
a portion of the wheel, witn shaft, one pitman,
cylinders, etc., lying near the mouth oi Cork's
Run. Ohio river, llheled. seized, attached and
condemned in said conri.
J. R. HARKAH. U. S. Marshal.
Marshal's Office. Pittsburg. Pa.. March
IS, 1S91. rahl4-20-D
AUCTION ."ALE
Chamber, parlor, library, dining room and
office furniture and carpets. Lot miscellaneous
good", notions, etc. at auction, FRIDAY
MORNING. March 20, at 10 o'clock, at tha
rooms, Nc 311 Market street. Elegant velvet,
body and tapestry Brussels and ingrain ball,
room and stair carpets: boogcases, desks, ward
robes, bedstead", bureaus, washstands. chiffon
iers, ball racks, hair and husk mattresses,
springs, mirrors, clock", pictures, extension and
center tables, dislie", fine decorated toilet sets,
bindsoine parlor suits in English rug, plusn,
brocatelle and hair cintb: cupboards, folding
beds bed lounge", chairs, rockers, etc
Also lot of toys, notion and fancy goods.
HENRY AUCTION CO..
mhl9-93 Auctioneers.
TIAR
JjJL writ of venditioni exponas issued out of
the DUtrlct Court of the United States for tbe
Western District or Pennsy lvauia. In admiralty,
and to tne directed, I will expose to public sale.
at the United States .Marshal's office, in tbe city
or Pittsburg; Pennsylvania, on MONDAY, the
30th day of March, IS'il. at 11 o'clock A. M., tbe
steamboat James Gilmnre, her machinery,
tackle apparel, fnrmiure, etc. libeled, seized,
attached aud condemned in ald courr.
J. R. HARRAH. U. S. MarshaL
MAP-srtAL's Office, Pittsburg. Pa.
mhlS-SS-D
J. A. McKELVEY, Auctioneer.,
Household furniture, property and live stock.
Office 84 Frankstnwn Av East End.
Terms upon applictton. mbS-143
TiOBINsON
4 CO, 626 SMITHFIELD
Jt, STREET.
lurnish experienced auction
eers for sales of
REAL ESTATE. FURNITURE.
At residences, closing out stores, etc
Terms re.tson.ible.
Ie27-71-D
AUCTION SALL
H. R SMITHSON.
Real Estate and General Auctioneer, room S3,
Eisner building. Fitth and Wood street. Sales
of jewelry and merchandise at stores. Furni
ture at residences promptly attended to.
deS68l
AUCTION SALE AS 1 AM GOING OUT
of biislncs. and bive,but ten day more to
ell my stuck, you can buy goods at tour own
price, as tock innst be sold regardless of price.
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