WANT ALL PROFITS.
The Korlhside Protective Association
Takes a Hand in Court.
DETECTIVE HESSEK WAS PRESENT
3o See That All Alleged Speak-Easy Kec
ords Are Well Aired.
SOME LIFE ADDED TO THE HAE1XGS
The .Korths.de Retail Liquor Dealers
Protective Association is looming up as a
factor in License Court, and yesterday that
organization's detective, Mr. Heser, was in
attendance all dar. He cars testimony
apaJnst alleged speaky-casy proprietors and
other objectionable applicants. He says
the organization is to protect present liquor
dealers who have paid lor their privilege
and don't want others without license to
have anything in it. There were 58 cases
heard jeterday, ending witn the Third
ward. The Fourth ward will be taken up
this morning. Judge "White was reported
better yesterday.
At the opening of Court Patrick S. Craw
ford appeared ior a license at Xos. 1 and 3
Fremont street.
Mr. Christy This man, it Your Honor
please, had license in 18S9 and was re
fused in 1SU0 because he sold to minors.
Attorney C F. McKenna I'd like to have
Mr. Christy sworn.
Mr. Christy You just wait till I am
through. I didn't interfere with you. The
record will show that we produced the
minors in court who swore to having pur
chased the liquors of him.
Drinking on a Wager.
James E. Dowling it now licensed at 337
Pennsylvania avenue.
Judge Magee Did you sell to minors the
past year?
Applicant There was one case of a boy
who catze there and got a drink. A Com
mon Councilman. David Winters, bet too boy,
Joseph llice. a dollar he conldn'c get a drink at
va place. Herame and represented himself
to bi-23jrars old and got the drink.
Ju.lre Marrec He told you a lie. You must
! able to judge for yourself. Now suppose I'd
Jell win I was 21?
Applicant I'd know yon wore at least that
nM.
Mr Christv If the Court please, I will send
for Mr. Winters and have him in court to-raor-rou
morning.
Attoraej John Marron. representing the
nnner of the propcm, appeared and said it was
a scheme to Knock nut .Mr. Doulmg for the
benefit of somebody else, as a number of others
vint the lease. The case as held over to this
morning.
Margaret Dow, of 73 Jackson street, was met
with the reniarK from the Judge that she had
bcLn tellinc to minor the past tear. Of course
she denied it. One of her bartenders was
oiled and testified that the bar was run right.
The ca-.e was held over to this morning at tho
ttqucsi of Mr. Christy.
Martin Hughes, new applicant for 3 Charles
street: Louis Keinin. new applicant for 120
Tagait street, and Gilsno f Ligbtcap. now
licensed at the corner of Tavlor and Irwin ave
nues, got off ea. Morris Evan, now licensed
in the Twelfth ward, anplies ior 132 and 134
Taggart street William O'Donnell. now
licensed at No. 75 Perrjsville avenue, got off
easy.
Stopped by a Remonstrance.
Itobert J. Rhode, now licensed at the corner
of Ohio and West Diamond streets, ran against
a remonstrance. Mr. Christy was anxious to
know about his drinking habits and family
affairs. lie didn't learn much.
Max Schneider, of the Hotel Federal, got
along easy. John Ii. intern is a new applicant
for 121 Taggart street. Volbrecht & Ohl did
not apnear.
Amos Blum, the first mar. Irom tho TMrd
ward, now licensed at lbo Ohio street, J. C.
lireillack. now licensed at 1S3 Ohio street:
Bolster A Lckerman, new applicants for 261 and
2G3 Ohio street; Henry JJorK. new man for 101
Kast street: G. E Bayer, new applicant for 229
Ohio street, and Robert Campbell, now at
57 Ohio street, got off comparativelv easy.
Henry Caffes, now licensed at 191 Ohio street.
is a sporting man who has attended a ten cock
ing mains the past vear and has also seen some
gimbling Gottlieb Dabllnger, nowlicensed at
121 Madison avenue, got off ea...
H. J. Deginthcr. applies for 38 Middle street,
where it is aliened that Aunie Kooney has rnn
a sueak-easv the past vear. He bonrtat the
property. Ednara Eugeluian, now licensed at
18 trst street, had no trouble. This was the
last case heard. There w ere 21 in all.
AFTERNOON HEARINGS.
Mr. Clirlsty Started In Karl to Havo a Little
Fun Allegheny Protective Association
in Line ork Ended With the Third
Ward.
At the opening of the afternoon session of
the court, Charles Eberlee, who applies for
192 Madison avenue, was called. Antony
Filuan, licensed at 73 Ohio street, has no
restaurant He sells to women and has a
special place for colored people to drink.
Christian Gcrst, now licensed at 63 and 61
Cedar avenue, got into trouble.
Mr. Christy You sell in buckets.
Applicant Some to workingmen.
Mr. Christ And you sell to children for
their parents.
Applicant No. sir. Never.
Mr. Christj Doesn't yuur daughter tend
bar?
t Applicant No.
Mr Christ Don't jou have a window
through which ou pass beer in bnckets and
other receptacles?
Applicant No, sir; I have nothing of the
kind
Anton E. Gnshurst, new anplicant for 23
O'Hara street, Joseph Geier.nnw licensed at 6U
James street, cot oft eas, though the latter
sold in buckets.
Gusiave Grueneberg and Peter Fassbender
are new ones for 111 Second avenue. There has
been a dance hall there, but it is to be rcmod
cled and made into bedrooms. John Geber,
new applicant, 17: Madison at enue. and F. W.
Golmer, now licensed at 45 East Diamond stieet,
got off cas.
borne Interesting Testimony.
Theodore Huckcsteiu, now licensed at the
corner of East s reet and Madison a enue. said
be has had no trouble for a year, but ho got it
in this case. He told Mr. Christy he sold in
buttles, but not to boys or women.
Lizzie Klcinboffer and her brother John were
called and testmed to having bought w hisky in
bottles which were exhibited in the court. John
sas he bought and drank beer in the place.
1 lie girl is aged 16 and the boy 18 years. Lizzie
bought two bottles, one from the bartender and
one from the bartender's wife.
Hnckestein tried to show that men in the
neighborhood who want to get license investi
gated tho trouble. Louis Klcinboffer, father
of tho witnesses, also appeared and swore to
the same story. The case will be recalled
again this morning to give the applicant a
chance to have witnesses present.
William Hedeman. a new applicant for 149
Cnc-tnut street, Burkhart Heilman, new man
lui 161 Madison avenue, Martin Hellnegel. new
applicant for 57 Third street. Georce Halm,
new applicant for 11 East street, and Joseph
lilentierger, now licensed at 151 Ohio street,
got off without trouble.
The Meaning of Speak-Easy.
Peter Loebig is a new applicant for 92 East
street.
Mr. Christy This man has been indicted for
keeping a speak-easy.
Attorney John Marron Oh, no; there is no
such offense, lie is charged with selling with
out a license.
Mr. Christy It's all the same.
Mr. Marron The constable says he got his
inlormatlon lrom the Northstde Protective
Association.
Judge Magee About the only way to get In
formation ftom a constable is to indict him.
Martin Ley, now licensed at 351 Ohio street,
and Frederick Lang, licensed for 20 jears at
14S Madison avenue, got along well.
Lorenz Lattner. who has been refused three
times, applies again for 190 and 198 Maduon
a enue. He offered letters from Mayor Wyman
and senator John Neeb, but tbev were not
proor against Mr. Christy, who asked him sev
eral pointed questions about selling without
license, all ot which he denied. Detective
Hesser, of the Allegheuy Liquor Dealers' Pro
tective Association, was called, and testifier,
that he had had information made against the
applicant, but the witnesses refused 10 appear
Jacob Mangold applies for 9 O'Hara street,
where he says he keeps a restaurant.
Fish and Beer Combined,
John Metz wants a license for 138 Madison
avenue, next door to the Grant engine house.
Mr. Christy That house has been a speak
easy. Applicant It's a poolroom and cigar sto e.
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Mr. Christy And fish and sell a little beer.
Applicant I have heard so.
Frank McCoy, proprietor of tho Central
Hotel, was heard.
Mr. Christy Your poolroom and bar are con
nected. Applicant Yes; bvatack door.
Mr. Christy Don't you have a good many
colored customers?
Applicant They are quiet and I daren't put
them out.
Henrv Plan, an officer ot the court, applies
for 63 East street.
Henry Rath is now licensed at 132 East
street.
Mr. Christy Don't your 14-year-old son tend
bar?
r Applicant No; he comes back sometimes to
get a glass of beer.
Mr. Christy Didn't the Brewers Association
p-iy for yonr license?
Applicant I borrowed the money from it
Says Its a Made-TJp Lie.
Mathias Stnessi, an engineer, applies for a
license for 209 Ohio street. Mr. Christy al
leged that be was to get money from John
Moser, to which he replied:
"That is a made-up lie. Your Honor."
Louis Scbaefer is now licensed at 77 East
street William Stehlelsanew applicant for
44 and 45 East street Mina beker seeks a re
newal for 58 becond street, where her hnsband
was granted last year. He is dad. Katbanna
Schneider is now licensed at 48 Cedar avenue.
Iter bnsband died tix months ago. Leonard
stidle, now licensed at 23 E-ist street; Adam
SchDller, new man, for 231 Madison avenue;
John btotz. licensed at 17 East street; A. T.
Thornton, now licensed at 41 Middle street,
and Fred TJmler, new man, for 36 East street,
gor along swimmingly.
Emil Wey now has a license at 9 and 11 Mid
dle street. He says he wasn't at home on elec
tion day, and no one could have gotten drinks.
Joseph Weiss, now licensed at 71 Pike street,
and Fred Werner. licensed at 68 East street,
had no trouble. This ended the Third ward.
Yolbrecht A Ohl. who applied for S9 and 91
Irwin avenne, did not answer when the Second
ward was called, but it was the last case heard
of the dav. They bad no trouble. There
were 53 cases heard during the da.
TESTING ANOTHER ACT.
Questioning the Legality of Imposing a Tax
on Bank Deposits Suit Against the
County Commissioners Murderers to Be
Sentenced on Saturday Court News.
The People's Savings Bank, of Pittsburg,
yesterday filed a bill in equity against the
Countv Commissioners and John A. Bell,
the County Treasurer. The suit is to test
the constitutionality of the act of Assembly
providing for the levying of aS-mill tax on bank
deposits.
The bill states that the capital stock of the
bank is $300,000. Under the actof Jane 1, 1889,
the depositors were required to make a return
to the Countv Commissioners of tho amount
of their deposits, and the Commissioners as
sessed on the deposits a tax of 3 mills. The
bank claims that it has already paid to the
State a tax of 6 mills on the dollar on the capi
tal stock and tbat to collect the tax levied by
the Commissioners would be to enfoice a
double taxation. This, it is asserted, is unfair
and if the act of Assembly requires it, the act
is unconstitntiona'. The deposits on January
L 1891, amounted to Jl.7t3.S07 71. The Court is
asked to grantan injunction restraining the
Commissioners from making a retnrn of the
amount of tbo deposits to the State Board of
Revenne, to restrain the levying and collection
if the 3-niill tax on the same and to decree that
by the election to pay a 6-mill tax on the capi
tal stock the bank is exempt from further tax-
TJHTTED STATES OB&KD JTJEY.
Names of Gentlemen Who Will Serve In the
District Court
The following were drawn jesterday to serve
as grand juror; at the May term of the United
States District Court: Charles Bausbard, man
ufacturer, Erie; H. B. Bowser, attorney, Mer
cer; R. S. Bow man, editor. Berwick; W. A.
Brady, assistant master mechanic Blairsville;
J. T. Brennan. clerk. Tionesva; F. X Burns, re
porter, Pittsburg; John C Clark, farmer. North
Hope; J. T. Coax, tarmer. Reynoldsville: James
Darr. lumberman. Brookvllle; Georce F. Den
ning, farmer, Warrenham'JnhnF. Fitzpatrick,
contractor. Scranton: L. N. Flint, insurance
agent, Erie; James Hawkins, clerk. Valley
town; Levi G. Heck, gentleman. Lick Haven
C L. Judvkunst. Allenwood; A. B. Kenned,
clerk. Allegheny: T. J. Kernan, gentleman,
Pittsburg; Norman May, real estate agent,
AUeghenv; James Mitchell, farmer Butler;
William H. McClearv. Sheriff. Pittsburg; Dan
iel bhalleuberger, farmer, Kuustmvn; G. B.
Thompson, merchant, biranton; S. J. Wigbt
mau, physician, Pittsburg.
.REMEMBERED HER ABSEHT BOY.
The
Will of Mrs. Elizabeth W.
Wallace
Filed for Probate.
The will of the late Mrs. Elizabeth W.Wallace,
of this city.was filed yesterday tor probate. She
divided her estate into four parts, one to be
given to each of her children. The share of
Thomas S. Wallace, a son who has been absent
for some time, is to be held in trust for him for
five years, and at the end of that time if he
does not appear it is to be divided among the
other children. Five hundred dollars is given
to a grandson.
To-Day's Trial Lists.
Common Pleas No. 1 Laird vs Brent; Stod
art & Co. vs Woo;; lseman vs Hatry fc Co.;
Nicholson vs same; Clark vs Ebacb; McAleese
vs Mansfield; Richards vs Walker: Van Ord
strand vs Demmler; Kocnig et at vs Huber;
Duff vs Heber: Reineman vs Gregg; Weller
Bros, vs Lippi.icotr.
Common Pleas No. 2 Argument list
Hungarian .Murderers to Bo Sentenced.
Judge Stowe yesterday directed that Andrew
Todt, Michael Sabol and George Rusnok, the
three Hungarians convicted of murder in the
first degree for the killing of Michael Quinn
in tho Braddock riot, be brought belore him
Saturday for the death sentence. The motiou
for a new trial made in the case will probably
be disposed of at that time.
Coudensed Legal Briefs.
William J. Hughes yesterday filed a bill
in equity against John Hannah and Mary
Hughes to secure the partition of a lot in the
Thirty-first n ard.
The following executions were issued yes
terua): James C. Lindsay & Co. vs George F.
Sargent, SL00S SD; Jennie C. Dick vs W. J. Dick,
961 5(; Mrs. Mattie Treacy vs same, 8134 15;
John Bost vs H. F. Bruggcman, $325.
Thomas Hodii. yesterday entered suit
against Daniel S. Kountz for Jo, 000 damages for
alleged false arrest. It is claimed that Kountz
sued Hodil for false pretense in obtaining a
suit. Hodil was arrested, but the grand jury
lguored the bilk
WHY will you cough when Shilob's Cure will
give immediate rebel? Price, 10 cts., 50 cts.
tl. Bold by Jos. FJeming fc Son. 412 Market st
llero'n a Bargain in Ladles' Gloves.
Ladies' lour-button heavy English dog
skin street cloves, tans and browns, worth
easily $1 25 at 75c a pair to-dav.
Jos. Hobne & Co.'s
Penn Avenue Stores.
B.&B.
A great purchase, 20,000 yards Freres
Koechlin's gold ticket (35-cent quality)
finest French satines at lo cents a "yard
black and whites included.
Boggs & Buhl,
Have You Moved ?
If so, and in want of new curtains and
window shades, give us a call. Low prices,
largest stock and skillful workmen.
Jos. Horjtk & Co..
609-621 Penn Avenue.
It 15.
Curtain chains hundreds of pairs at half
price to close 10c, 25c, 35c, 50c a pair.
Boggs & Buhl.
Wall Paper.
All grades of fine goods, leathers, pressed
goods, etc., at John S. Roberts', 414 Wood
street
Beer as a Beverage
Increases in favor every year, and the out
put of the Iron City Brewery keeps on the
increase, too. Sold by all dealers.
Beautiful Souvenirs
"Will be given to each lady visitor to the
AVorld's Museum Theater on Friday of this
week.
Mlts. Wlirsx-oWs Soothing Syrup is the best
of all remedies for Children Teething.
Fort the grip take Dr. O'Keefe's cold or
catarrh pills. Dr. O'Keefe & Co., homeo
pathic druggists, 708 Smithfield street.
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square for one insertion. Classified advertise
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To Let. ef&, ten cents per line for each inser
tion, and none taken for less than thUty cents.
Top line being displayed counts as two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS OFFICE,
Cor. Smithfield and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS, WHFRK
WANT, rOK feALE. TO LET. AND orHEll
TRANSIENT AUVEKIT-EMENr WILL BE
KECE1VKD UP TO 9 P. M. FOK INSERTION.
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tisers already have accounts with Tin. Disfatcu.
OR THE SOUTHS1DE. NO. H12 CAlteON
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FOR THE EA&r END, J. W. WALLACE, 6121
PLSN AVE.
FirrsnuitG-AimmoNAi..
THOMAS MCCAFFREY SB09 Butler street.
OHLG. S1UCKEY, Hth street and Peunave.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAFKCHEi:. 59 Fcdsral street.
II. J. McllRIOK, Market Mouse, Alleshenv.
F. H. LGGHtSifcON, Ohio and Chestnut st.
1HOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin aves.
G. W. HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PEKRY M. ULE1M. Rebecca and Allechenv aves.
WANTED.
Mole Hell'.
A MAN-TO DO PAPERHANGING APJIJ
painting. Apply at once at HOIEL
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BOILERMAKERS AND TANK. mJll.DERS-First-clasj
men for work in Philadelphia.
For particulars applicants can meet J. G.
MITCHELL. Seventh Avenue Hotel. Plttsbnrj.
any time baturday or Monday, April 4 and 6.
np2-C5
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Allegheny City. ap2-53
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CARRIAGE BLACKSMITH AND HEI.l'LR
onc wood worker one trimmer and three
cirrfs fee painters: to crood ineclianlrs steady work
will be cuaranteed. J. FLETCHER SMI III. 24
26 Arch st , AlleKlien. apl-71
CLERK A GOOD, RESPONSIBLE MAN FOR
clerk in hotel: none need apply but can come
well recommended and his a knowledge of the
business. Address D. E., Dispatch office
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DRUG CLERK MANAGER: GOOD POSI
TION : msirled man preferred: reference re
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RUG CLERK-COMPETENT-ADDKESS A,
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GENTl.t' MEN OF GOOD ADDRESS-'! O RKP
REsKNT the Western Pcnna. Industrial
Co-operative Association, organized 18S7. 10 and
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Army man who considers his services worth
SoO to f0 weekly. Those earning less or any
(. A. R. man unemployed, please address H.
URAN11ELD, 3 East Fourteenth st.. New Yort
City. mh29-137-29,3l,apl,4,5
ORGAMZbRS-FORIHEROY-ALONEYEAR
Order: pavs f luo in one j ear; nnv person over
10 years of age can take from 1 To 10 certificates: 93
for first and S3 lor each additional: assessments 9-:;
qutrterly dues, $1 for one or more certificates;
lidles and gents idmitted on cqnal terms: Lodge
No. 1 instituted Teh. 27: no secret work. Address
SUFRhMI. LODGE, Room b. 10 Temple Place,
Rostou, Mass. ap2-2-TTS
PATIIKN MAKER A FIRS1 -CLASS NON
UNION pattern maker.bya large manufact
nrlng Concern: give relerence and stste wages
expected. Address A. W. Z., Dispatch office.
apl-74
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ap2-43
PLUS1BEK-ONEGOOD PLUMBER. APPLY
to D. CUISUOLM, 510 Walnut St., McKces
port. Pa. ap2-96
SALESMEI.-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION
to handle the N ev. Patent Chemical Ink Lraslng
Pencil; the ftrenteit selling novelty ever pro
duced: erases ink thoroughly In iho seconds; no
abrasion of paper: 200 to .ion per ceut profit; one
agent's sales amounted tos20in stxdavs; another
S32 In two hours: we want one energetic general
agent for each Stale and Territor; sample by
malt 85 cents. For terms and lull particulars,
address THE MONROE ERASLK JUG. C .,
Lacrosse, Wis. mh28-13
TWO COA1MAKEKS: MUST BE FINE ME
CHANICS and sober men: steady employ
ment. W 1LL.1AM ALAND, Butler, Pa. ap.-46
Agent.
AGENTS-TO SELL AND EVERYBODY TO
use Dr.O'Keefe's 25 cent pills; good ss gold;
Dr. O'Keefe's liver pills, cold o- catarrh pills,
cough pills, diarrhoea pills, dyspepsia pills, rhue
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pathic Dru-rglsts, 70S Smlthneld St., Pittsburg Pa.
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themot recent additions to our list are "'Ihc
Steam Engine," by Daniel Klni.ear Clark, Hon.
Member Am. society Mech. Fnglnecrs; -"Ihe
F-unllv Physician." by J. McGregor-Robinson,
orGlasgow University: "-Irish Literature" and
Davenport's ondeusations" ot the best lltera
tureot all languages and ages. P. .1. FLEMING
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trated. W. A. EVANS, 4271Jlssell block, city.
ap2-S0
reniale Help.
AHEAD LAUNDRESS-TO TAKE CHARGE
ofalnundrv: must understiud machinery.
AunlyatonceatliOlEL SCHLOSsER. ap2-12
APPRENTICES-IMPROVERS. GOOD SEW
ERS, operators: also ladles and girls tolearn
dressmaking and cutting. Call or write. LON
DON AND PARIS DRESSMAKING CO,.9C6Penn
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j WORK In familvorfour; reference required.
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T ADIES-TWO YOUNG LADIES TO LEARN
JLi the art or tine craj ou work. Anplr Immedi
ately to the ELI IE U ALLUii, 510 Market st.
ap2-73
VTtlK--E GIRL FOR A HOY HA1!Y2-; YEARS
L old; must have references. Apply at 1C6
LOCUST ST.. Allegheny. ap2-9.
OHfl HOUSE GIRLS. COOKS. CHAMBER
tJJ MAIDS laundress, waiters: tu cooks at
J4 and ?5 per wei k: woman ith child for country.
j-7 WESTERN AV.. Alleshenj. ap2-K
Male and Female Help.
HOUSEKEEPER. LAUNDRESS. CHAMBERMAID--,
cooks, nurses, dining room girls,
200 house girls, lle colored girls, one plumber,
boy to learn tinsmith, drivers, waiters, farm
bands. MRS. L. THOMPSON, COS Grant st.
inti24-m-i
HOTEL COOK --MAN OR WOMAN-ONLY
experienced parties need apply to HOME
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MALE COOK WAITERS, GARDENERS,
farm bauds, errand boy. teamsters, cooks,
hou&e girls, chambermaids, dlntng-rooin girls,
dlsn washers, laundress, nurse girl, lady's maid,
hotel cooks, second cook. MEEUAN'S. 545
Grant st. mh30-D
Situations.
BOOKKEEPING-1 ATTENDTO ANYTHING
In the line or mtricstc accounting, snch as
opening and closing of books or correction of
errors: also give instructions In the use oi the
Voucher System. A. F. SAW'HILL, 1S7 Federal
St.. Allegheny, Pa. dcG-54-l
FOSHION-BY EXPERIENCED GIRL AS
lady's mald;good dressmakerand hair dresser;
accustomed to waiting on invalids; willing to
travel, or would go as child nurse; good refer
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POSITION-BY YOUNG MAN AS BILL OR
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good reference. Address A. D Dispatch office.
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old as clerk in office; can give good reier
ence. Address CLERK, Dispatch office. apl-9S
SITU ATI ON-AS COACHMAN BY AN
American-born Protestant man aged 2s years:
can give first-class relerence. (.all or address at
once to SAMUEL CRAMER, No. 34 Forty-eighth
St.. Pittsburg. aD2-81
S1TUATION-A PLAIN, EVERY-DAY BOOK
KEEPER, experienced, rapid and accurate,
would like an opening" llh good parties. Address
CONWAY, Dispitchotliee. apl-tu
SUUAT10N-S C'UTIKi: BY PRACTICAL
lallor. Address CU1TER, Dl-natch office.
Booms, Houses, Etc
HOUSE-A SMALL FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS
desire to rent a house, with small lot or
ground attached, online of P., Ft. W. JfcC Ry.,
or W est Peuna. K. IL. for the summer: lurnlshed
honse preferred. Address, itatlug terms, P. O.
BOX Mi, Pittsburg, Pa, mh81-75
PITTSBUEG- DISPATCH,
Boarders and Lodgers.
OCC'TJPANTS-FOR FURNISHED OR UN
FURNISHED commbulcating rooms on
parlor floor: reference exchanged 92 ARCH ST.,
Allegheny. ap2-S0
Boarding.
BOARD-GOOD COUNTRY BOARD FOR
four adults and twochlldren: give terms and
location. Address 13TAYLOR AV., Allegheny
City. apl-42
Financial.
MONKY-OUR FACILITIES FOR FURNISH
ING money to an amount on bond and
mortgage are unequaled; lowest rates of interest
and no delay. II von need monej apply MORRIS
FLUII.NU, luslourth avc. Jy27-S(-TT8su
MONEY TO LOAN ON CITY. SUBURBAN
and farm properties: stocks, school and
municipal uonds, as well as other securities,
negotiated. ED. W1TT1SH. 410 Grant 6t.. Pitts
burg, Pa. fel4-25-D
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST MARKET
rates on bond and mortgigc: no delay.
REFD B. COYLE A CO.. cor. Jbourth av. and
Grant St. dell-TTS
MONEY lO LOAN ON GOOD MORTGAGE
securities, lowest rates: no delay. SAMUEL
W. BLACK A CO . !B Fourth av. dcll-4-rThs
MORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
conntv property at lewestrates. HENRI
A. WEA V ER i CO.. 92 Fourth a enue. mh-D
MOlflGAGES-MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS
to suit at 4K. 5 and 6 per cent. ALLES X
JAILEY. 1S4 tourth ave. Tel. 167. apl4-'J-TTSsu
TO LOAN 1500,10. IN AMOUN1S OF S3. 000
and upward, on city and suburban property,
on 5 per cent: also smaller amounts at 6 per cent.
BLACK ec BA1RD, 9a Fonrth avenue.
seil-dJS-D
TO LOAN 1200,000 ON MORTGAGES flOO
and upward at 0 per cent; toOO. 000 at4X per
cent on residences or business property, vacant
lots or farms, h. 11. FRENCH, lii Fourth avc.
oc23-D
Miscellaneous.
EVERYBODY TO KNOW THE SCHOOL OF
Design nnd Dress Cutting will remove to No.
151 PENN AV.. April 1, from (116 PENN AV.
mti-73-W
HORSES AND OARIS-ALSO SCRAPER AND
wagon teams to work on Pltt6burg and
Moon ICimlt.lt., Groveton stitlon. Apply on
work or 150 First av.. MCCORMICK A MORAN,
Contractors. ap2-87
INCUBAIOR A SECOND-HAND INCUBA
TOR: must be In (rood condition; 300 capacity
preferred. Address MiG., 33 Ingram P. O.
ap2-63
PENSIONS 'IHE PITTSBURG PENSION
AGENCY OF J. II. S1EVENSON & CO , 100
Firth av. Pensions now had for nil dlibled sol
diers, perm inentlv helpless children and widows
ot deceased soldiers under late act ot Congress:
pensions increased to correspond with the dis
ability: bounties collected: certificates of service
procured where discharges arc lost.
de20-42-TTt-
IDlTrsBUHG CLEAN TOWEL CO. REMOVFD
too WYLIEAV. ap2-Sia
SECOM)-H.M) SirilNG DESK-ALSO A
standing desk. Address S. 11. W ., Dispatch
offlce. ap2-78
SEND FOR SAMPLES AND PRICES OF
will piper, free to any address; to-centwall
paper at sc 15-ceiuwall paper at 8c, 25-ccntgold
piper at 10c a bolt. G. G. O'BRIEN. Paint and
all Paper Store. 292 Fifth av. mh20-44-TTS
YOU GET A BAKER'S DOZEN (13) OF
Stewart A Co. 's Hue cabinet photos for Jl, at
90 and 92 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny.
mv2S-.9-TTSu
FOK SALE IMPROVED HEAL ESTATE.
City Residences.
FRANKLIN ST. NEARTOWNSEND. THREF.
good small brick dwellings: all rent for $-S
pcrmonth; can be increased: all three of them for
i900. J. c REILL, 77DIamondst. inh31-4
HOUSE-BLUFF ST., N EAR COLLEGE, FOR
sale or to let new brick house eight rooms,
bathroom: all late Improvements. ROBi'. COW
ARD, 20 Rluffst., near College. mh26-9
OQ 300-BI'DFORD AV.-A SHORT DIS
305 TANUE above Fulton st : two-storv and
mansard brick dwelling, seven rooms, pantry,
waslihonse, both gases, good sewerage, inside
w. c: terms $1,000 cash, bal. five years. J. C.
REILLY, 77 Diamond st. mhSl-4'
East End Residences.
FOR SALE-NEW BRICK HOUSE, MODERN
stle of architecture, nine rooms, handsomely
finished, and all the most modern conveniences:
street and sewerage Improvements made: location
one of the most central lu Oakland; pi Ice only
f, 800: terms cisv ; possession can be bad at anv
time: this proncrtj Is worihv an exaininitlon.
(60) seeW. A. HERRON & aONS, 8a Fourth nv.
ap2-9-MTh
HOUSE-FOR SALE OR RENT-IMMEDIATE
possession: an elegant new house or 12
rooms, all modern requirements, beautiful con
servatory adjoining reception hall, ample
porches and balconies and Urge lor; sheltered,
southeast exposure, commanding finest view of
East Liberty Valley. CHAS. SHIELDS, Dlth
ririgest., near Center av., or County Engineers'
offlce. mh23-l9
C2Q 8OO-tl.500 CASH, BALANCE VERY
OOs easv, 8 rooms and attic'' frame, with Oath,
hot and cold water, laundry, stationary tubs.
Vestibule, ball, slate mantels, china closets, wired
for electric lights, heater in cellar, range, good
drv cellar: house Is new and complete aud a fine
bargain: lot 40x137. See S. A. DICKIE A to.,
Penn and Shady a vs., E. E, 905. ap2-93
CM OOO FOR A NICE 8-UOOM FRAME
Ott house, with large hall, front and baek
stairs, two porches, city water, nat. gas; house
luce-.j papereu anil lu goou oruer; lot 33X1211. S.
A. DICKIE A CO., Penn and Shady avs., E. fc.
1264,
302-93-
DO 800-IN CENTRAL PART OF E. E..
ijO) lot 60x100: frame house, 7 rooms: positive
bargain. UOLMEs A CO., 420 Smithfield st.
apt-19
9 -ROOM FRAME HOUSE-CENTRALLY LO
CATED In excellent neighborhood; verv
handy to two cable lines and P. It. J..; has afl
modern Improvements; good dry cellar: sewered
street: lot 19x120 S. A. DICKIE A CO.. Penn
and Shady avs.. E. E. 16J4. ap2-0.i"
AUeclieny Residences.
GRrENWOOD AV AT A SACRIFICE IF
sold before April 1. 1891: price fj.500: on
Greenwood av.. Allegheny, elegant press brick
house nine rooms, saloon, parlor, marble man
tels xood hall, bathroom and atilc; range In
kitchen: both gase-t md water, md near street
cirs. Inquire of GEORGE R. BorHWELL, 104
franklin st.. Allegheny. uihl4-71-TTS
WESTERN AV.. ALLEGHENY NEAR
parks, brick house, nine rooms and finished
attic, bath, mai hie aud slitc mantels, lare hall,
side porch and side entrance, every convenience,
brick stihle and carriage house, lot 3GX120.
DAVID SHAW A CO., 15.: Fourth av.
lUh2S-56-TTSsu
Ilazelwood Residences.
HAZELWOOD-2-SlORY FRAME DWELL
ING or 7 rooms, bath, hall, laundry, hard
wood linUh. newly pipe red and painted, nat. gas,
h. and c water, liiiilc vr. c.. sewered, ete.: lot
GOxLa) feet; 2 minute' walk from Ilazelwood sta
tion aud Second Aicnuc Electric Railway: price,
6, MX); terms reasonable. 1RAM. LURCHFIELD,
15slourth a. ial3-J0
Suburban Residences.
FOR SALU AT A BARGAIN, A FINE MOD
ERN house or 12 rooms w lthln four minutes'
walk of Wllklnsburg station: house has every
modern conenlence. In Al order, sewered, stone
walks; lot G6xJ04: facing on two streets: one ortha
finest homes In the place. DEN NISI ON, l.L
DEHKIN A CO.. lid., 0314 Penu av. Offlee open
evenings. 'Iel.o.!27. apt-J4Ths
CJQ &00- UILKINSBURG-NEW FRAME
UO) house or eight rooms with bathroom and
w.c: all modern Improvements. Address W. . I.
STEW ART. ia llklnsburg. l'a. mhaVM-TTSu
FOK SALE LOTS.
East End Lots.
FAHNESIOCK PLACE LOTS AT HOME
WOOD, cheapest and best In East Ind.
LIGGETf BROS., 71 Diamond st. mh-3-SO
FAHNEVTOOK PLACE LOIS. LIGGFtT
BROS., 71 Diamond st. inU
IT-OR SALE FINE LARGE LOT ON ARA-
BELLA street, neirshadvav.,ataIowcrpricc
than adjoining lots can be bought for. DENNIS
TON. LLDERK1N &CO., ltd., 0304Pennav. ir
flce open evenings. 'I el. 5327. apl-24-Ths
Tor-5IX12S IN CENTRAL LOCATION OF
J East End, within one minute or ilfth av.
cable line: price reduced and one of the cheapest
lots In the Last End. b. A. DICKIE St, CO.. Penu
and Shad) avs.. E. E. 112. ap2-93
THREE LOTS 120x140 STREET PAVED,
sewered and side walked; all complete: right
In the center or East End: will sell cheap. Terms,
etc., from HOW ARD BROWN, 151 Fourth av.
mhiO-10-MWih
farms.
FARM AT AUCTION-THE 50-ACRE FARM
ot the late O. P. Henderson, ilarinar town
ship; near Dcuny station, West Peun Railroad,
l 111 tin Kfitil rtY nrAur nf t Wnhnnii i ., u...,.
day. April If, at 10 o'clock. A. LEGGATE &
SON, auctioneers, 108 Fourth av. mh3l-6
FARM-250 ACRES LAND UNDER HIGH
state or cultivation; extra fine for stock,
grain or fruit; fine house, barn and water; near a
growing, prosperous town; West Penu R. R.: (60
per acre. ED W I rilSH, 410 Grant St., Pittsburg.
apl-D
FARMS FOR SALE OK EXCHANGE - ALL
sires; if yon want to buy on easy payments
ortradesend for "biggest" farm and exchange
list: send description of your property for trade.
N. F. HURST. Real Estate Agent, Rochester. Pa.
mh28-114-rrs
FINE FARM FOR SALE-EASY PAYS1ENTS
or exchange; about 100 acres rich and level as
a floor, ivht-roum. good house, ham and other
buildings; fine nrelmrd. 40 kinds of apples: lime
stone land: coat under all; will sell Implements
and stock also: ihrte miles from Hearer Falls;
one of the-best farms In counii: price a,O0O. ir
you want a 1 inn send ior lllggesi" lann and ex
eli in.e list. N. i. HURS1', Real Estate Agent,
Rochester. Pa. apl-sl
Atlantic Clty.i
A TLANTIC CITY'. N. J.-RENT OR SALE
XX. Hotels, cottages aud -mill houses; lots for
sale In all parts of the city; also South Atlantic
City. ISRAEL (i. ADAMS CO., Real Estate
Agents, Ileal Estate and Law Boiidlng. XetJ-SW
THURSDAY, APRIL 2,
FOR SALE LOTS.
Suburban Lots.
CHEAP BUILDING LOW IN NORTH
Homestead, four on West Whipple St.,
60x120 each, for f0 eaeh: ffflO down, balance
monthly, ir desired. J. C. REILLY, 77 Diamond
street. mu3l-4
XT-W PI-AN OF 50 FINE LEVEL LOTS-AT
J- Marlon station, eight minutes from city, on
B. AU. U.K., or20 minutes by Second av.elcctrlc
road; lots from 5350 up.flO down and 5 per month,
without interest or taxes: come quick if you want
a bargiln or safe Investment. MORRISON A
BANKS, 108 Third av., cor. Wood st. JaW-TTS'
CUBURBAN PROl'KRTY 1UE LARG1
k7 lots, the lowest prices and the easiest and t
LARGEST
;st and best
terms In the county at Shcraden, 15 minutes from
ui.iuu siauou; see Dlicraoeii iiciu.u juu uuy cisc-
wherc. ANDREW PA1TERSON, becretarv. a
Fifth av. fe27-72-D
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
DRUGSTORE CHEAP: FIRST-CLASS
stind, doing good business; also buildings:
w 111 sell separately if desired. For pirtlcul.irs
address CHARLES 'J. COOPER, Sewlckley, Pa.
mh2U-43-TThsu'
GENERAL SIORE-LOCAIED IN A PRO
GRESSIVE town not far from Pittsburg,
doing a flourishing busintss; satisfactory reasons
for selling: a splendid opportunity to step into au
established busiuess. Address PROGRESS. Dis
patch office. ap2-G3
RESTAURANT-FINELY LOCATED. S1.800:
butcher shop, planing mill and lumber yard,
with annual business of (150, MXi, on easv terms;
shoestorc, tlnshop, grocery stores, $500 to s,i,tX0;
bakeries, cigar stores, drug stoies, milk depots.
oIILPARD X CO.. 151 Fourth av. Ie25-
TDOUrE 812 PROFIT: MORNING PAPFR
XX route. For information address ROUTE,
Dispatch office. mhC8-I17
8"
TORES-OF ALL KINDS AND BUSINESS
cuaiccs. HOLMFS A CO., 4-smlthneiu st.
apl-JO
Business Properties.
CAk ,- 1,1. 1 .,!..- ft X TT-f 1TV TJ
s.
. .ji1' 1 if A x.1. brut i, .I-., viii ...
fJS VKSr.MK.M- on nccoilnt of owner leaving
tnc city: two good storerooms. 11 living roomsanu
packing room, with corner lot 30x43. H. C.
CLARKE, lAi Fourth av. and Edgewood. Tele.
7212. MtaTIS.
TOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses. Vehicles, Lii e Stock, Etc
HOUsEa-CARLOAD OP DRAFT AND BUSI
NESS horses; Just arrived: cin be seen at
the sale stable of Elmore & Murray, Duqucsnc
wav; prices re isonanle, and satisfaction guar in
tecd to purchaser. 11. H. CUNNINGHAM, 51a.
rioii, O. !.i2-8j
HORSES-A HANDSOME PAIR OF BAY'
ctrrlage horses: vouug, gentle and styllsn;
warranted sound: owner leaving the city. Ad
dress REX. Dispatch office. ap2-69"
HORSES-A I IRSl'-CLASS LOT OF Kl-N-TUCKY
Saddle and driving horses at MC
COY'S SALE S1ABLE, til Duqucsne way, city.
ap2-37
Machinery and Metals.
ONE SECOND-HAND PORTABLE ENGINE
And boiler combined. 35 horse power; also a
number of second-hand wood-working maehlnes;
can lie bought at a low figure. VEI.'IK & MC
DONALD, Penn av. and Thirty-second st.
dcI5-TTS
SECOND-HND ENGINE AND BOILERS
One 14-.24. two 12x18, one 11x24, one 10xJ0, one
10x16, 9x12, 8vl2 and large lot of smaller sizes;
10-H. P. mounted portables, one pair or boilers
42x26: agent torthe Standard governor, pumps,
shaltlng. pulleys, etc -Sand 25 Park Way, Alle
gheuy. Pa. J. S. YOUNG. ic6-D-
SECOND-HAND FNG1NES-ONE 27 H. P.
Ball pat. electric light engine, almost new;
oneSxS one 7x7, one 5xt vertical engines: one
heavy 14x4. one 11x12, 3 8x12 and 2 7x12, In hori
zontal engines: all good as new. HARM Ks MA
CHINE DEPOT, tlSilrstav., PltUburg. Pa.
Ja30-D
Qpr 1O30TONS OF BESSEMLR Pll-SCKAP
lt) Suitable for open-hearths or Bessemer
plants, at a bargain. P. MAK1N, Duquesue, Pa.
api-ls'
Mlscelinneons.
COUNTER-ONE FINE MAHOGANY' BAR
ROOM counter and sldeboird: latest design:
good as new. Address LLWls CRIST, No. 67
Frankstownave., E. E., city. mh31-o!T
s
IN. SIEMAN-LUNGREN GAS LAMPS -IWO
heating stoves. Address 613 PENN AV.
mb2G-56'
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
and siher: Jewelry repaired: new work made
to order. CHRls. HAUCH, 541 Smithfield st.
JjlS-Sl
PERSON AL-REAL ESI A IE AND INSUR
ANCE. MYER GALL1NGER, Yodcr law
building, cor. Fifth and Mylle avs. 'lclcphonc
1707. mha-145
PERSONAL WEBSIER'S LARGE QUARTO
Dictionary, 12 50; special bargains lu old and
new books during this month. FRANK BACON
A CO., 301 Smithfield st. rahi:
PERSONAL-FINE BOOKS-WE HAVETHE
finest collection of finely illustrated books
in Pittsburg: beautiful bindings; low prices; come
and see them: hundreds or books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOK S1URE, 900 Liberty St. del2
TT.KSONAL-ALL Pf RSONS USING ARTI
FICIAL eves should buy them from the
CHESSMAN OP1ICAL COMPANY, No. 42 Fed
eril st., Allegheny; they cirry the largest line of
the best material anil guarantie them lor one
year; the only house lu the United states that
makes this oiler. ap2-s2-ThFsu
FOUND.
FOUND-PERFECT COMFORT IN READING,
by having my eyes thoroughly examined and
a pair of the celebiated $1 crystal specs adjusted
bv the experts or the CHESSMA.N OPTICAL
COS1PAN Y, No. 42 Federal st., Allegheny.
ap2-92-ThFSu
F
lOUND-A LARGE LOT OF WINTER
clothing belonging to residents of this cltv
was lound hanzinr in the rooms occunied hv
DICKSON, the tailor. 6.1 Filth ae., upstairs,
altered, cleaned and repaired; the owners should
call lor them, as Dlekson requires the room.
no!3-D
NOTICES.
THE COUPONS DUE APIUL 1, 1891, ON
the bonds ot the Charleston and Souttisido
bridge Companywill be paid on presentation at
the b'idelity Title and Trust Comoany. Pitts
burs:. T. II. GIVEN.
apl-81 Treasurer.
310 IKON MANUKACTUKEKS ObFlCE
. of U. S. Light House Engineer, Thirteenth
Istrict, Portland, Oregon. March 21, 189L
Proposals will be received at this offlcn until 12
o'clock noon of TUESDAY.the ilst day of April.
1891, for furnishing; the materials and labor of
all kinds necessary for tho completion ind de
livery of the metal work for tho Umpqua
River Ligbt-btation, Oregon, Plans, specifica
tions, forms of proposal, and other Information
may be obtained on application to this offlce.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids,
and to waive any defects. 1'. IL rlANDBURY,
Major of Engineers. U. S. A., Light-House E11
Kineer, Thirteenth District. mh31-71
OFriCF or
I
TREASURER ALLLGUENY COUNTY
April 1, Ititll.
NOTICE.
IN PURSUANCE OF TOE TWENTY
rillST section of an act relating to AUe
ghenv county, approved tho 1st day of Ma,
1661, and of the amendment of the said sec
tion, approved the 30th day of March, A. D.
1666. I do hereby givo notice tbat tho dupli
cates for tho several wards, boroughs and
townships w ill ho open, and I w ill be prepared
to receive tho county, ijtateand poor taxes for
the year 1891 on andafter the FI11ST DAY OF
MAY, IS'Jl. Said' taxes can be paid at this
office until tho FIR&T DAY OF AUGUaT,
with a deduction of 5 per cent for prompt pay
ment to all persons paying the whole amount
of these taxe.
There will be no reduction allowed during the
month of AugttBt.
lhere will he 10 per cent added to all taxes
remaining unpaid on the 1st day of rienteniber,
1S9L JOHN A. BELL,
Treasurer of Allegheny County.
mh31-12-D
OFFICIAL PITTSBURG.
OFFICE OF THE CITY 1 REASURER, I
municipal Hall, &3iithfiei.i &t. t
"VTOJ1CEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL
1 owners (whether resldeut or non-resident
of the city of Pittsburg) of drays, carts, wagons,
carriages, buggies etc., to pay their licenses at
this office forthwith.
AUMicenses not paid on or before the first
Monday iu March, 1691, will bo placod in the
hands of vehicle officer for collection, subject
to collection feo of SO cents on each license.
Aud all persons neglecting to pay on or before
flrstMondav in May, lbUl, will be subjecttoa
penalty double the amount of tho licenses, to be
recovered before the proper legal authority of
said city. The old metal plates of last year
must bo returned at the time licences arc taken
out, or 25 cents additional will be charged on
the license.
Rates of license: Each one-horso vehicle, StJ;
each two-horse vehicle, 510; each four-horse
vehicle, 112; each four-horse hack, 15; oiunl
busses and timber wheels, drawn by two
horses, J10.
One extra dollar will be charged for each ad
ditional horse used in above specified vehicles.
J. F. DEN-N'ISTON.
feC-U.p City Treasurer.
DIVIDEND.
First National Bank
OF PlTTSBURO, PA,
Pr-rrsTirmn M irrh .41. 1
PA..
1. 1891. )
DIVIDEND THE DIRECTORS OF THIS,
bank h ive this day declared a quarterly
Hi. Mend or TWO PERcElNT on iho cap.tal
stock, payable on demand free of tix.
apl 67 J. D. bCULLY, Cashier.
Central Hank, Pittsburg. Pa.. 1
Marrh 31, lolll. I
DIVIDEND THE HOARD OF DIRECT
ORS nf this bank have this dav declared
a quarterly dividend of ONE AND ONE
HALF (1,) PER CENT, payable forthwith at
the banklni;h.ouse,No. 47Flfthav.
pW V. V, DAVIS. Cashier.
TO LET.
:..c..:..
1 H . City Residences.
DWELLING-OP SIX LARGE ROOMS, 114
Webster ay. Apply ON PREMISES. A bar
gain to tfght parties. ap2-l9t
TO LET-Ol.EATLY-l.EDUCKD REM-NOW
onryS48 per mouth: a very desirable brick
honteor, eight rooms: all modern fixtures: nice
yard; location- very central: No. 120 Center av. ;
send fon.llst. W. A. HERRON & SONS. 80
Fourth av.T' ' . ap2-10-TTSt
j,!'.. East En(I Residences.
TO LKrvCOJU'LCTE NEW HOUSE. (UAND
80114? apjiearanCe); seven rooms, large
Forchna.'inpriern ftxtorcs; H3 per month: ho. 5155
enn ay j-ast End. Send for list. W. A. HEI.-
J.ei.s 'efj,iv ou rourui ar. apiii-,o,i
TO Irf-fBl-KR MO.VON FLLSWORTH AV..
(whicu Jnavedtoneof the most desirable
streets lij-Jii.t End! modern hoii6e six rooms and
attic. 3ripd.for Hst..'W. A. HERRON & SONS.
80 Fontlli ay. - F. ap2-10-TTBt
OT Q'ROdP-br.. NEAR WALNUT-BRICK
O lO'linuse of 10 rooms. Inqnlre or 1HOS.
HACKEPl1,' Chamber or Commerce, or on prem
ises. . ', , ' mhS-tS-Miht
' I
: Allegheny Residences.
O. RsJilRKPA'IRICK AV.. ALLEGHENY-
"XT'
JN six rooms, w. c. b
51cNElliC,i52i,6urthav.
c. uotu gases, etc. w . .
n.b31-9t
ALLFTniFN'Y-HK.Nr 37 50 PER MONTH:
good stand for a baxcrv, cor. Washington
av. and Manhattan St.. stortroom and five dwell
incrooins.' Inqulro of (! EOltUE K. liOTHWELL,
104 Iranklln si., Allegheny. mbH-lB-TTSt
WASHING'ION AV.-IN ALLhGHENY. ON
Washington av.. splendid location, eight
room house, press-brick front, both gases and
water; rent, wo per month; also, to let In Alle
gheny, on Franklin St., on hue of street cars,
eight-room mansard house, press-brick front,
both gacs and water and laundry in the cellar;
rent. (30 per month. Inquire of GEORGE it.
BOIHWELL, 101 Franklin st.. AUeclieny. Pi.
mh24-45-TTBSut
Suburban Residences.
HOUSR-OF7ROOMSAT JACK'S RUN: J20
permonth. Inquire of (iEOItGE It. BOTti
WELL, 104 Franklin St., Allegheny.
mbl7-75-TT8t
WILDWOOD STATION. A. V. R. R-. ONW
mile from cltv Hue 1 nouse 9 rooms. I5 per
month:2 houses 5 rooms, ?8 per month; 1 house 5
rooms. ?6 per month: I house 9 rooms. Sjo per
month; larm 75 acres, 5 per montb : good board
walk from station to earb house, natural gas aud
spriug water. T. S. KNAP, 3313 Penn av.
mhl2-19t
Looms.
BOOMS-FINEST FURNISHED ROOMS IN
city ior housekeeping: hot and cold water,
bath, etc.: new building. NO. 8 WYL1E AV.
ap2-3.it
KOOM-ONE THIRD-S'IORY FRON J' ROOM,
furnished; stationary washstand. 432 PENN
AVENUE. ap2-lt
Ofllces. Desk Room, Etc
DESK AND OFFICE ROOM-ON FIRST
floor, at 313 1 ood St.. adjoining I otirth av.
J AS. V . DRAPE & CO., 313 W ood St. ap2-98t
OFF1CES-IN ailE WES1TNGHOUSE BUILD
ING, the handjomest and best equipped
office building In W estern Pcunsyivanla: thor
oughly fire-proof: electric light, heat and Janitor
service Included in rent: rates lower than any
other first-class building In the city. For partic
ulars apnlv bv tetter or otherwise to AGENT
W EsriNGHOUSE BUILDING, room 52.
fe5-7-Tfcsut
OFFICES-TWO NICELY FINISHED CON
NEC1ING offices on second floor with all
conveniences, Liberty st. neir Union station:
also third floor of same building for oflice use: low
rent. J. U REILLY, 77 Diamond st. mh31-4t
OFFICE ROOM ON F1RS1 FLOOR. WITH
front window, on Wood St., adjoining
Fourth av. J VS. W. DRAPE & CO., Sit Wood
St., adjoining Fourth av., city. apl-37t
Business Stands.
ELEGANT SIOREROOM WITH PLATE
glass front, 2S7 0hlost.; good business loca
tion. Auply to J. H. AIKEN S. CO., luv Fltth av,
mli21-26-Dt
FLOOR Wx40. WITH OR WllHOUr POWER,
suitable for light manufacturing. Inquire of
PEARL LAUNDRY, 25 Federal St., Pittsburg.
inhl3-42t
TO LET-COMPLETE NEW SIOREROOM.
good size, plate glass front, cement cellar;
the only room not rented lu the Sterrit building,
corner of Ohio and West Diamond sts.. Alle
gheny: SGOO per year: send for list. A.A. HER
RON & SONS, 80 iourth av. ap2-9-MThf
LODGE ROOM HAN DSOMEL1 FUR
NISHED, conveniently located. Inquire of
GILBERl'A. HAYS. 59 Fourth av. le24-44-TTbt
REPORTS.
THE CHALFONrE
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.
On the beach, with .unsurpassed ocean view.
Salt water baths in the house.
Send for circular.
fel-90-D E. ROBERTS fc SONS.
H
ADDON HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J
Now open
Hot and Cold Sea-Water Uaths in the House.
IeB-91 LEED3ALIPPINCOTT.
PROPOSALS.
fc
WEST VIRGINIA IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY".
Chief Engineer's Office,' l
Weston, W. Va ilarch &, 1891. (
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals will be received at tbls
office nntil 12 o'clock noon, April the 11th,
Ic91, f or the grading of 15 miles of the Gauley
River Division of the West Virginia and Pitts
burg R. R. Co. Profile and statement of quan
tities can be seen at this office. The work is
comparatively heavy. Comnany reserves tho
right to rej'ect any and all bids. Contractors
will be required to furnish the best of refer
ences. J. A. FIcKINGER,
apl-59 Chief Engineer.
"PROPOSALS FOR STONE U. S. ENGI
X NEER office, i07 West Chestnut street,
Louisville, Ky., .March 30. 1S91 Sealea pro
posals in triplicate will be received at this office
until 1 P. M. (standard time), on WEDNES
DAY, the 29th day of April. 1S91, for furnish
tng stone for the construction of an abutment
for a clam in the Wabash river at Grand
Hapid, near Mount Carmel. 111. The attention
of bidders is invited to acts nf Congress of
February 26, 1885, and February !3, 18S7, volume
23, page 332, and volume 21, page 414, Statutes
at Large. Preference will be given to stone of
domestic production, conditions of quality and
price being equal. The right is reserved to re
ject any and all bids. Specifications and printed
forms for nroposals will be furnished on appli
catijn to the undersigned. EDW. AIAGUIRE,
Captain of Engineers. U. S. A.
mh30-50-30.Jl.aul.Z27.28
EDUCATIONAL.
PARK INSTITUTE.
204 NORTH AVENUE. ALLEGHENY.
Classical, Scientific Business Cour-es.
New Rapid College of Phonography and Type
writing. German and French.
Term opens APRIL 0.
LEVI LUDDEN, A. il., Principal.
mh2S-7-TTS
ELECTIONS.
Pittsburg, Cii-ciknati. Chicago ajtd 1
faT. Louis Railway Company. J
Pittsbuko. March 11, 169L )
THE ANNUAL MEEUNG OF THE
stockholders of the Pittsburg, Cincinnati.
Chicago and St. Louis Railway Company will
be held at the prlucipal offices of tho comnany
at 1003 Penn avenue, Pittsimrg, Pa., on TUES
DAY. April 14. 1891, at 11 o'clock A. M., for the
purpose of receiving the annual report for 1S90,
the election of 13 directors to sene for the
ensuing year and the transaction of such other
business as may properly como before tbo meet
ing. The transfer books will bo closed on Satur
day March 21, and reopened on Wednesday
April 15, 1S91. S. B. LIGGEiT, Secretirv.
mhll-71 tts
BUSINESS CHANGES.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE IS HEREBY
given tbat the co-partnership heretofore
existing in the grocerv business under the style
and firm name of B. T. J. Heard & Co., at 410
Frankstown av., Pittsburg, Pa., has been dis
solved by mutual consent, and in future the
business will be conducted by B. T. J. Heard,
who will receive all moneys and assume all
debts of the dissolved firm.
B. T. J. HEARD,
E. F. STREET.
ArniL 1,1891. ap2-70
JOHN BRADLEY fc CO., MERCHANT
Tailors, announce to their friends, patrons
and the public tbat tbey have transformed their
business into a corporation, under the laws of
this State, to be known as "John Bradley Com
pany." Ref erring to above announcement w o de
sire to say that tbo ame class of trade will be
done as heretofore, and while the personnel and
general conducting ot the business will be tbo
same, it is conddently believed the new corpora
tion will he enabled to serve its patrons still bet
ter and maintain tbo reputation which many
years' experience established for the old firm.
JOHN BRADLEY COMPANY.
W. C. BAltR, JR., Secretary.
John Brad lev will pay all debts against tho
late tlrm nf John Bradley & Co., and collect all
outstanding accounts ot naid firm. ap2-5-2.7.12
LANDLORDS,
YOU WILL KPCMVK IlOUH JtENrS
PROMPTLY.
SAVE MONEY
And be furnished with monthly statements ot
your accounts hy employing us to manage your
property. We give this our personal att ention.
COITON fc WHITE.
Jal7-U-TT3 - Ho. 157 Lacock st, Allegheny,
n itoriinafciUy i i-' irnnlflfn
REMOVALS.
JAS. W. DRAPE & CO.,
Bsal Estate, Mortgages, eta,
Ilave removed to the commodious room.
313 Wood st.,
Adjoining Fourth avenue. an2-89
CHARLESSOMEnS&CO.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
HAVE REMOVED
FROM NO. 313 WOOD ST.,
To No. 129 Fourth Ave.,
Oppositj New Postoffice.
apl-!
R. C. MILLER,
House and Sign Painter,
lias removed from
73 SIXTH AVENUE,
-TO-
52S GRANT STREET,
Between Fifth and Webster avenues. Special
attention liven to the handling of plate glass,
cutting and drilling. Repairing windows, sky
lights, etc. House paintins and glazing la
all its branches. ocl9-63-D
NOTICE.
Office of Germania Savings Bank,
PrrrSBUEO, March 12. IS9L
OWING TO THE LATE FIRE
In the building of this hank we hare taken
temporary quarters in the offices lately occu
pied by the Natioral Bank of Commerce in the
Floyd block, corner Wooa st. and Sixth ar. .
No loss or injury was sustained m 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.
C. MEYRAN,
CHARLES SE1BERT, President.
Secretary. mhli-iS-D
READY FOR BUSINESS.
We have secured possession of the two large
and substantial buildings, Nos. 46 and 43 Sev
enth avenne. opposite New Grant street, ana
v, ith a complete stock of new goods respect
fully solicit the patronage of the
RETAIL DRUG TRADE.
In aadltlon 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 BAEST. who will be glad to
meet bis former friend! and customers and to
serve them acceptably.
NO GOODS AT RETAIL.
L. H, HARRIS DRUG CO.,
NOS. 46 AND 4S SEVENTH-AVENUE.
PITTSBURG. PA. apI-3-D
AUCTION SALES.
J. R. McQUAIDE, Attorney, No. 158 Fourth
avenue.
rriRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF DWELL
X ING house and lot, on tho 11TH DAY OF
APRIL, A. D., 1891. at 2 o'clock P. jr.. on the
premises. Bedford avenue, between Jrawford
and Mercer streets.
By yirtne of an order of the Orphan's Court
of Allegheny county, issuing out nf said court
at No. 2 December term, A. D.. 18S3, in parti
tion nf the estate of James Ilmdman, deceased,
I will offer at public sale on the premises on
the Uth day ot April, A. D., 1891, at 2 o'clock
p. M., the following described property, namely '
All that certain lot or piece nf ground situate
in tho Eighth ward, city of PIttsnurg. Pa.,
and bounded and described aa follows: Begin
ning ac a point on the sonth side of Bedford
avenne at the northwest corner of lot of Edward
Skees; thence westwardly along Bedford ave
nue twenty-Sve (23) feet eight (8) inches to a
Ein; thence at right angles to said avenne one
undred and twentv-two feet (122) six and one
half inches (6) to Whitesides alley, now Gil
more street, thence along' said allev northeast
wardly twenty-nine (29) feet three (3) inches to
a pin at the line of lot of Mr. Anna Berry;
thence at right angles to said Whitesides alley
seventy.five (75) feet nine (9) inches to a pin;
thence parallel with Bedford avenue south-we-twardly
three (3) feet seven (7) inches to a
pin: thenco at right angles to said Bedford ave
nne forty-six (46) feet and six and three-eighths
(6) inches to place of beginning.
And having thereon erected a two-story frame
dwelling house.
Terms of sale: One-third cash on delivery of
deed and the balance in two equal annual install
ments secured by bond and mortgage with scl
fa and insurance clans and attorney's commis
sion. R. W.MILLER Trustee.
GEO. L. LEE, Auctioneer, N. Ill Fifth ave
nue. mhUM9-mlil9-ap2,9
by James w. drape & co.
ELEGANT FURNITURE, FINE CAR
PETS, three wall bookcases, piano, eta,
eu at auction, at rcldem-e of the late IL II.
Btram, deceased. 350U Fifth ar.. McKee Place,
THURSDAY MORNING,
April 2, at 10 o'clock.
There is fine parlor furniture, spring easy
chairs and rockers, library furnlshment,
chiffoniers, handsome chamber suites, dressing
cases, bedsteads, spring mattresses, wardrobes,
sideboard, extension table and dining room
furniture, liundry and kitchen utensils, pict
ures, cornices, curtains, chinaware, rugs, mats,
camels, good piano, etc.. etc. Everything in
excellent condition. Sale peremptory. House
open at S o'clock on morning of ale. Terms
cash. JAS. W. DRAPE & CO..
Agents and Auctioneers.
rnhS0-13 313 Wood St.. Pittsnurg.
AUCTION SALE-NEW QUEEN ANNE
frame dwelling, on Euclid ar.,. Neville
stition. E. Bellevue, P. Ft. W. t C. R'y..
TUESDAY, April 7, at 4 P. 31, on the premises.
This property is situate on corner of finest
streets in Bellevue and on line of electric road
now in CJustruction. Contains seven rooms,
hall, vestibule, three finished attic rooms, slate
mantels, electric light wires, speaking tubes,
two stairwavs. three pnrche-, all conveniences;
lot 8611G; also lot adjoining 41x113; also two
lots adjoining on Ta) Ior av. 39x133 each. Sold
whole or epirate.
Call at oflice for card of admittance.
Terms, one-fourtb cash.
TRESSEL 4 TENER,
N o. 90 Fourth ay.
mh22-(o.22.20,28,29.31.ap2.4.3.7
ATTRAC1IVE AUCTION SALE
FRIDAY MORNING.
April 3, at 10 o'clock, at the rooms. No. 311
Market street, lino parlor suits in brocatplle,
English rug, tapestry, plnsh and hair cloth; all
klncli of rockers and chairs, bed lounges fold
ing beds and couches, sprincs, mattresses,
cots, pillows and bolsters, extension tables
library stands, bookcase-, wardrobes, hall
racks, china closets, sideboards, handsome
chamber suits, dressing cases, washstands,
bedsteads, chiffoniers, hall, room and stair
carpets. Also at 2 o'clock p. if., four fine show
cases, lot glassware, cindy jars, dishes, soda
fountain and outfit, lot notions, snndrlea and
miscellaneous household article.
HENRY AUCTION CO ,
apZ-'JS Auctioneers.
H. B. SMITHSON,
Real Estate and General Auctioneer, room 53,
Eisner building. Filth and Wood street. Sales
of jewelry and merchandise at stores. Furni
ture at residences promptly attended to
ileo-CSn
J. A. McKELVEY, Auctioneer.
Household furniture, propcrtyandlire stock.
Offlce 81 Franktnwn At., East End.
TermH upon appllctlon. muS-143-p
M. MAY, SONS & CO.
FINE DYEING AND CLEANING.
5U Sixth Avenue.
mbl9 68-tutIiS Pittsburg, Pa.
HOUSEKEEPERS WILL J-IND IT TO
their advintage to buy tea set", sllver
waie, knives forks and spoons eta. eta, a:
WILSON'S JEWELRY SIORE,
01 Fourth avenue.
Fine watcb repairm a specialty. apl-TTS
McNAUGHEB & CO.,
Contractors for
Paving Sidewalks With Cement, Brick and
Fire Brick, Conoretlng Cellars,
110 FEDERAL ST.. ALLEGHENY. PA.
Curbstone, furnished and set. fe7-KJ-D
v" Htss
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
CORNER OF
STJPEBIOE
AND
"WOODXi-lSriD
AVS..
Allegheny,
A finely situated property, elevated and well
drained, three minutes' walk from electric ears.
The grounds, which contain about 1 acres,
arb capable of being beautified to an unlimited
extent. The house, which contains ll large
rooms. Is brick, well and sub'tintially built,
with wide hall in center, large piizza in front
and hack; Good large stable. Fine fruit ana
forest trees. In lact, this is jn-a tbo property
for the tired man of business to go to aud feel,
when he reaches It after his dav's turmoil and
worry, that it is really borne. This place will
be sold at a figure that will allow ot a hand
some investment and at terms to suit.
D. BEHEN & SON,
mb29-25-29-ap2-12
4112 Penn ar.
A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME !
MARION PLACE PLAN,
Twenty-third Ward, City,
LOTS $350 EACH.
$5 DOWN AND $1 PER WEEK will buy you
a lot. size 25x145, in this popular plan, which ll
only 8 minutes' ride from the city; convenient
to mills, churches, schools, stores, eta; nearly
300 lots sold in the last 18 months.
No Interest, No Taxes and
10 per cent discount for cash.
SEE
REED B.C0YLE & CO.,
Corner Fourth Ave. and Grant St.
apl-77
A PROFITABLE IIKSTHHTI
The BUILDING, with its FURNITURE, situ
ate at the corner of Waluut and Main
sts., in the city ot Johnstown,
well and widely known as the
CAMBRIA CLUBHOUSE
IS OFFERED
FOE S-XjE
At a reasonable price and terms to suit the
purchaser. It contains 63 rooms and is fully
appointed and well arranged for a general ho
tel business. Apply to
mh26-7S JAMES MCMILLAN.
SPLENDID OFFICE ROOM
TO LET,
Second floor 517 WOOD ST., few doors from,
Fifth ave.
Large Space, Fine Light.
Private Entrance Rent Very Low.
INQUIRE
WILLIAM H. ALLEN,
517 Wood Street, or
W. A. HER20.Y & SOWS.
apl-D
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FOE SA-XjE-
Handsome New Stone House,
12 rooms and reception hall (hardwood finish),
besides pantry, lanndry.bathroom.sewingroom,
linen closet, cemented cellar, hot water fur
nace. All modern conveniences to the smallest;
details.
LOT 300 FEET FRONT,
ON WINEBrDDLE AVENUE.
Street and sewer improvements made. A
bar-rain to a quick buyer on account of owner
removal. (59). See
W. A. HERRON & SONS,
ap2 11 TTS 50 FOURTH AVENUE,
PROFITABLE.
An elegant East End property comprising an
entire square, fronting on three choice street
and extnnding to alley: A BEAUTIFUL PLOT
OF LEVEL GROUND, all in fruit, shade and
vines; commodioui. and complete bouse of 12
rooms, supplied with every convenience; larco
stable, poultry house, etc.: one square of Du
quesne electric cir; A PROPERTY THAT
WILL SOPPLY every requisite of a suburban,
home; au investment tbat will yield handsoma
profits now. or a zreat outcome In tbo future.
WELL WORTHY OF ATTENTION at prico
nimed. S20.000. Terms to suit purchaser. IC
not sold previous to April 13 will rent to ac
ceptable tenant. Call on us for card of intro
duction to owner. 2-11-75.
apl 21 CHARLES SOMERS Jt CO.
F
OR SALE
6,250.
Center avenue, near Fulton street: new two
story brick dwelling, eight room', bath, h. and
c water and all other modern Improve
ments. This honse could not be duplicated at
the price asked for it. Lot 20x100 to 10-foot
alley. J. C. REILLY. 77 Diamond st. inn31-5
ElOR SALE
EAST END PROPERTY.
MURRY & EDSALL,
mb25-91
34 FIDELITY I1UILDING.
H. L CHiLDS & CO.
Mill Supplies
Ruober Good.. .Belting, etc..
ilav9 removed to
102 WATER ST.
mh27-76-MWT
W. J. EAST, Architect,
Has removed from Fednral St., Allegheny, ta
ofllces located in
WESTINGHOUSE BUILDING.
mh4-12-MWT PlTTSEPBg. IT.
GEORGE ICAPPJSIj,
THE MUSIC DEALER.
Will remove to his new granite building;
ll SMITHFIELD ST..
On or abont April L mhlC-7-MWT
ROSS W. BLACK,
BARBER SUPPLY HOUSE,
Will remove Apriiy to 712 PENN AVENUE;
next to Penn Building, Razors grouud and,
honed. Shaving materials furnished at lowest;
price. mh27-77-MW-r
NOVELTY CANDY CO., Lim.
We beg to inform our customers and all
jobbers in candle that we have removed to our
new factory. No. 61 Second av., and with our
Increased facilities and Improved machinery,
we are now prepared to fill all orders promptly.
mb29-131-MWJT.
THE UNION INSURANCE CO.
Has removed to t
Nos. 168 and 170 FOURTH AY.
("St. Nicholas BuIIdlnsr.")
J. W. J. M'TiATN, Secretary.
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