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BIGELOW'S ANSWER
In tbe Suit Brought Against Him
Eelaltve to tbe Wharf Matter.
THE WOEKAVAS A PUBLIC BENEFIT.
Believes the Legislature Will Aalhoriie the
Improvement.
TESTEEDAI IN THE C0DK1T CODCTS
Yesterday was the limit of time set a
week- apo by the court in the case of the
Commonwealth versus C. M. Bitrelow,
Chief of tbe Department of Public Works,
in which the latter was to show cause why
he had disobeyed the court in the wharf
natter. J. Scott Fercuson, one of the prose
cntir attorneys, was not j.rcsent, but Mr.
B'gelow was, and his attorney filed an
answer, and the case will be continued until
next baturday. Tbe substance of tbe answer
Is as follows:
"That E. M. Bipelow. one of the defendants
In tbe above entitled caso, in answer to tbe rule
to show cane why Le hould not be punished
for contempt of court in not mmplyin!; with its
li-nt-'Lce of September 30, IWU. and why he
should tint coi. be compelled to comply with
raid sentence without delay, respectfully says,
that thenmsance of nhicli he uas convicted
a the nilicc iu of dirt on . the wharf of the
Fittsburc Mae of the Allesbeny river, between
Third and Fourth stieets, and that the -work
was done bv his direction as Chief of the De
partnent of Public Works for the benefit of
tbe public and as an improvement.
'i he court adjuJced him euilty of bavins
committed a nuisance: not that tbe work was
not an !ir.proement. but that the law did not
authorize it. On January 7 lat, a bill authoi
Jziuc such improvement was introduced in tbe
Lczi-latuic, parsed the Senate, and is now in
the House ot Representatives, and the defend
ant believes it will pa that body in two weeks
which, if done, the defendant believes, would
lecalize the saiti work done by him on tbe said
public wharf, and the detenuant believes that
the said bill would have been passed before the
expiration of the six month's limit, otherwise
be iou.d have abated the said nuisance."
TLe answer in conclusion sets forth that Air.
Rj'ecIow is readv and willing, if the court de
sire, to have abated the nuisince to follow
their wish, but pravs that three month's time
yet be Kiven to await tbe action of tbe Legisla
ture and Governor on tbe bill.
HEAVY DAMAGES CLAIMED.
i P. Furth Churifes John A. Shaw With
Caukint; the Death of Hl Child.
Barton A Barton have prepared the papers in
two hefty damage suits to be filed in Common
Pleas Com t No. 2 to-niorrjw. Tbe first is that
ot F. P. Forth vs. John A. Shaw, both of 51c
Keetport. Ibe allegations are that plaintiff
rented a house from defendant some years ago
and in February last fell back in h.s rent: that
bbau. without even a landlord's warrant, came
to the house when Jirs. Furtli's baby was
& week old, pushed a door open
and l"t a draft of cold air in
on Mrs. Furth and tbe baby and held it open
for a considerable time, tnough remonstrated
with and told that the doctor bad charged that
mother and child be kept warm and the door
locked to insure warmth. It :s charged tha"
Mrs. Furth took cold in consequence and
vas unable tosupplj her infant with nourish
ment, aud tbat it finally died on March 11
for want of sustenance. It is also claimed thai
in consequence ol the exposure Mrs. Furth hat
been criupled ior life, tbe doctors saying that
she will never be w ell again Planum sues for
tbe loss of tne child, for medical expenses and
loss of service of the wife, estimating damages
Sn all at 25.000.
The other suit Is that of Martin Kane, in
which the Citizens' Traction Hallway Company
is defendant. Plaintiff says he was injured by
a car of the defendant, losing part of
his toot, having an arm crushed, etc., to tbat
he lav in the Homeopathic Hospital for ten
months. Ue asks for So.O'Jd damages.
THE WILL OF KES. 1PZELVET.
One of the Heirs Wants a Division of the
Estate Made.
Messrs. Whitesell Sons, attorneys for Hugh
R. McKelvey, yesteidjy filed a bill in equity
against Jerome A, Quay and wife, Charles G.
Woods and wife, James P. McKelvey. William
A. McKelvey and William H. S. McKelvey.
3 he parties to the suit are the children and
heirs of the late Mrs. Anna B. McKelvey, ot
Eewickley. who died March 12. 1SS9. She left
propertv valued at, over 1100.000, directing by
her will that it be divided among her seven
children.
The plaintiff desires the court to appoint a
Blaster and two commissioners to Partition the
property amongthe six surviving children, the
delendants having refused to have it divided.
Tbe estate includes the Parke Hotel ptoperty
atSemckley. 13 lots in tbe Tenth ward. Pitts
burg, and four acres, 153 perches of land in
Roes tounship.
EXECUTIONS ISSUED.
Efforts Made to Secnre Collections by the
Law's Aid.
The following executions were Issued yester
daj: Isaac Jones for U'-e of Mary F. Reed vs
"William H. Kennedy, ti3J M; Elizabeth Camp
bell, administrator of Thomas Cooke, for use
of Emma McOororg, vsJ II Iru in, adminis
trator of T.L. Stewart, SI. 79 25, W. A. Poln
dexter vs Charles Bartraum and wife, $25;
Foibes & Siller vs A. fetewart and John Ham
ilion, $119 S9: liutlcr Manufacturing Company
vs itherup $. Gallagher, 299 7; o. Curtis vs
the McKeesport Light Company. J7C093: Mrs.
E. Ohhger s Lofink A Weigand.'S13d9U: V. G.
Watson A Co. vs Jeff Meanor, 149 33; fcafe De
posit Company, exerutor of Joseph Spencer,
vs M. CI)! er, S319 73; same vs Sarah and bid
bey Creaton, (123 Sj,
SIX JTEW DIT0ECE SUITS.
Desertion and 111 Treatment Vfero the Main
Causes Alleged.
Bix new suits for divorce were entered yes
terday. Desertion was the allegation in the
case of Theresa Chettle against George K.
Cbettle; Ella It. Haley against Patrick Haley:
Xi'.i. Russell against Michael Russell and
Minnie Aschenbaugh against Frank Aschen
baugn. Ill treatment was charged in the cases
orpanema Wurtzcll against Peter Wurlzell,
and Jennie B. Erwm against Charles G. Emm.
Divorces were granted in the cases of Lydia
Messner against JohnG. Messucr, aud Mary
Flow era against Thornton Flowers.
SUIT ABOUT A SIGN.
An Interesting Case That Was Decided by
Judgo Ewing.
Judgo Ewlng yesterday handed down an
opinion iu the case of Dr. Scott against the
poi. Optical Company. The suit was to com.
pel the deftniants to remove an objectionable
sign from tbe ;ido of a house leased by the
company from the plaintiff.
Juuge Ewiugsaiu that is there were no re
strictions iu the lease, the defendants could
ue almost any kind of a sign thev wished The
suit was dismissed, aud three-fourths of the
Costs placed on the plaintiff and OLe-fourth on
tbe defendants.
To-3Iorroiv's Trial Lists.
Common Pleas Court No. 1 Ricbey vs Smith
et al, btodart fc Co. vs Woog, Van Ordstrand
.s Demmlcr, Kohl vs Matthias et al, Somer &
Co. v Hare, Furlong ts Ewing et a), Whalen
vs Duffy, Donehoo vs Weaver. Christruan vs
Jong. Cracker vs McCandless, Walden ACo. vs
Lanuban,
Common Pleas Court No. 2 Anderson vs
Bcboot district of Crcceut township, McFeaters
and Brown vs Coursln, King vs Adams and
CrowL
IVanta Possession of His Children.
George A. Kroelich yesterday filed a petition
for a writ of habeas corpus to secure po:se6sion
or his two children, aged 8 and 4 years. He re
lates that they are Jllea)iy held by John and
Mary Eichenauer, of the Sixth ward, Alle.
c.reuJ; . askslhaveawrit issued to brltg
them Into court.
Protect Your Healtli.1
Cold and moisture combined have a torporis
Ing effect upon the bodilv organs, and the di
gestive and secretive processes are apt to be
m?.reT P"?""1""' 'n winter than in the
fall. The same is true, also, of the excretory
Junctions. The bowels arc often slngn-b. and
the poies of the skin thron off hut little waste
matter at this season. The svstcm. therefore
requires opening up a little, and also purifying
and regulating, and tne yfest. surest Sad mon
thoruugb tonic and alterative that can ba used
lor these purnoses is Hostc:tePs htomach
H.tters. Persons who w, to escape the
iMeun,atic twinccs the djspeptic agonies the
ralalul disturbances of the bevels, the bHions
, attacks and tbe nervous visitations so common
ilut'iTjis time ct thoSear, will do well to reinf..ree
Weir ivstems with tbi renowned vegetable
itoiiacbic and invigorant. It improves the an.
petjf, strengthens the stomach, cheers toe
spinu and renovates tho hole physique.
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SOMETHING ABOUT MEN'S STYLES.
Fashions' Latest Decree in the Matter of
Beadfear.
A careful observer would have noted that
with the advent of pleasant weather a great
number of new hats have made their appear
ance on the streets. The hat question is
'one ot vast interest to gentlemen, and in
order that they may be thoroughly posted as
to "the correot thine." Mr. Kuben, the well-
known Smithtield street hatter, has been
asked to give his views:
Tbe round crown hat, says Mr. Kuben,
has received a. temporary backset. The flat
top uiS hat, known in this city as "The
Union Squaie," has the call, and'not unde
servedly so, for it is a decidedly stylish and
becoming head covering. Tlieir sale has
already been enormous, thoatrh the season
has but began. The round-crown derby is
not relegated by any means. "The Schen
ley," which is the latest of that kind, al
though not strikingly new, is withal a model
ot neatness, combined with elegance and
style. In colors there is a marvelous variety,
with such odd names as Cuba, Cedar, Ha
vana, Tan, Kussett, Melton, Granite,
Brighton, Combine, Electric, Java and
about a dozen more. Crush hats still hold
their own. An entirely new thine in that
line has made its appearance, and bids fair
to become a great rage. Its weight is but
one ounce, the lightest ever made, and owing
to its extreme feather weight Mr. Kuben
has named it after a bird, "The Cockoo,"
and feels confident that it will prove a flyer.
Silk hats enjoy a steady demand, the style
this sprinir being very conservative. The
straw hat season is vet six weeks off
WELL WORTH CONSIDERING
Are the Bargains at Thompson's New York
Grocery.
21 lbs granulated sugar
12 lbs extra iarge prunes
8 fbs choice California peaches
.5 1 00
. 1 00
1 00
8 lbs choice apricots 1 CO
Extra sugar-cared shoulders, per rb. 6
16 lbs raisins 1 00
Pure ground pepper, per lb
Choice Orleans molasses, per gallon
Choice Honey Drip srrups. per caL
33
35
23
00
00
15 H3 granulated sal soda
CO bars good serubbi ug soap
30 bars white floatinc soap.
30 bars 5-ceut wax soap
28 lb bars German mottled soap....
10 tt3 dried lima beans
12 lbs cream cheese
14 lbs sun dried peaches
1 lb best smoking tobacco
1 R good chewing tobacco
12 quarts navy beans.
o' rbs large lump starch -
30-lb pails jelly
30-lb pails preserves
5 bottles English pickles
8 lbs prepared cocoanut.
9 cans fine French peas
1 dozen parlo' matches, 200s
12 cans good sugar corn
1
1
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
1 00
20
25'
1 00'
25
1 50
3 00
00
00
00
10
75
90
12 cans good tomatoes.
urbs20-cent tea 100
61bs35-cent tea 100
4&s30-cent tea 100
3rbs40-cent tea 100
2 rbs. English breakfast tea in
fancy basket GO
Goods delivered free to all parts of both
cities. To those living out ol the city we
will prepay freight oa all orders of 10and
upward to any nation or landing within 100
miles of Pittsburg. Send for price list.
Jf. K. THOiirsoN,
301 Market street and 69 Third avenue, op
posite Qusky's.
An Ail-Around Snpcriorlty.
A reliable brand of beer is that manufac
tured by the Iron City Brewing" Company.
This beer is better than any German article,
and English porter cannot compare with the
Iron City"porter.
Hyacinth Awninci
At Hamanx & Son's, 539 Penn avenue.
PROPOSALS.
BALED PHOPOSALb SEALED PRO
POSALS will bo received by the Electric
ghs Commission of the citv of Wheeling,
State of Wes Virginia, until April 23, 1891, at
12 o'clock noon, for the materials and ma
chinery and the erection of a four hundred
(4U0) arc light electrical street liglitinc installa
tion for the city of Wheeling.s,ccordins to plans
and specifications on file in the office of the
Hoard of Gas Tr as tees of said city. Bids to be
for the entire plant or for any part thereof, as
set forth in said plans and specifications. All
bids to be accompanied bv a certified check in
tbe sum of ce thousand (SI.OCO) dollars, to the
city of Wheeling, to be forfeited to said city
upon the failure of the successful bidder to sign
the contract and glvo the bond required.
Signed ELECTRICLIGHTCOMMISSION.
P. F. FA.RRELL, Chairman.
A. A. f RANZHEI.M. Secretary. ap5-128
BUSINESS CHANGES.
JOHN BRADLEY & CO.. MERCHANT
Tailors, announce to their friends, patrons
and tbe public tbat they bave transformed their
business into a corporation, under the laws of
this State, to be known as "John Bradley Com
pany." Referring to above announcement vi e de
sire to say that the same class of trade will be
done as heretofore, and while tbe personnel and
general conducting of the business will be the
same, it isconfldently believed the new corpora
tion will be enabled to serve its patrons still bet
ter and maintain the reputation which many
years' experience established for the old firm.
JOHN BRADLEY COMPANY.
Vy. a BAKR, JR., Secretary.
John Bradley will pay all debts against the
late hrm of John Bradley & Co., and collect all
outstanding accounts ot said firm. ap2-5-2,7.12
KESOBTS.
JT" ADDON HALL,
ATLANTIC 'CITY. N. J
Now open
Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths In the House.
IeC-91 LEEDS A LIPPINCOTT.
Third and Last Excursion
AROUND WORLD
$600 00
BY THE CANADIAN PACIFIC.
NEW EXPRESS STEAMSHIP EMPRESS
01" cHINA DUE TO LEAVE LIVERPOOL
JUNE 15.
For particulars arply
E. V. SKINNER. 253 BROADWAY. N. Y.
apli'-IDg ram
T. W. HAUS,
Designer and contractor in all kind) of
GRAMTE.
Cemetery vaults, statuary and large monu
ments a specialty. Call or write for deigns and
prjcps beforo c- trading. Office, room 613,
Penn bunding. P.un av., Pittsburg, jall-93-sa
The Electrical Construction and
Maintenance Company,
Electrical Engineers and Contractors. Electric
Belli. Burclar Alarms, Annunciators, eta. In
candescent Light and Cell Wiring a specialty.
Sole agents for the Jenncy motors.
125 FIFTH AVENUE, Pittsburg, Pa.
Telephone 1774. oc!2-143-su
TROUSERINGS
AND SUITINGS.
Medium-weizhts. Exclusive specialties In
patterns and tabrics. Latest correct styles.
H. & C. P. AHIiBRS, v
MERCHANT TAILORS,
420 Smithfleld street. Telephone 1333,
ia2S-TTSSu
SiOn (r( -LIBERTY
AV.. CORNER
vUiUUU Thirteenth
St. and Snnni.
I, alley. lot&U feet by 100.
C1,U,1AL, UA.tUiA.lH.
(R57) ALLES & BAILEY. .
apl2 34 164 Fourth av. TeL 167.
"1T7 ANTED AGENTS TO SELL THE
T Pmlcss Clothes Line: the only line ever
invented that b"lds the clothes without nlns: a
perfect success; -patent recently issued; sold
only by agenis, to whom tho exclusive right is
given; on receipt of SO cents we will tend a
sample line by mail; also circnlars;pnce list and
terms to agents; secure nur territory at once.
Address THE PINLESS- CLOTHES LINE
CO., 17 Hermon street, Worcester, Mass.
apl2-IU-irs
WAMTFn-NE iIAN N EVERY
VVrvi ILL couutry town, to sell Cliner
portable foot warmers on commission; I will
ship one dozen or mote to any responsible man
and take my pay when they are soldr no mora
cold feet. H. H. UA YES, 2636 Penn ave.
jall-92-SU
,jxLMd&i', ririMMKWi -i c mmM?m$rimfamMmffltim m i mmhntifmnwr simiMiMnwsaMMiMsa. ..y,MM-,,MMKi. i ,nmi !emza-
XS Display advertisements one dollar per
square or one insertion. Classified advertise
ments on this paqe, such as Wanted, For Sale,
To Let, oft, ten cents per line for each inser
tion, and none taken for less than thirty cents.
Sop line being displayed counts as two.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS OFFICE,
Car. Smithfield tnd Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHEBB
WANT, rOK SALE. TO LET. AND OTHElt
TRANSIENT ADVEitriSEltENTS WILL BE
UECKIVKD 01' TO 91'. M. TOK INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with The Dispatch.
KOIt THF. SOUTHSIDE. NO. U13 CAflSON
STISEET. TF.LEFHONE.no. M2.
FOK THF, EAbT END, J. W. WALLACE, 021
Vi.SH AVE.
PITTS BUllO-ADDlTIONAL.
THOMAS .MCCAFFREY 3503 Butler street.
EMILG. STUCKKY, 24th street aud Penn ays.
ALLEGHENY.
A. .1. KAKPCIIEi:, 5.1 Federal street,
n. J. JIcISlilDF, Market House, Allegheny.
F. H. EGGKltS fcON. Ohio and Chestnut sis.
THOMAS AtcHENltY, Western and Irwin aves.
G. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
PEKRY M. GLEIM. Itcheccaand Allejchenv aves.
WANTED.
Male Heln.
A CHANCE IN A LIFETIME FOR MEN
ltli capital and active men without capital
to secure a very pleasant and profitable business:
no drones or cunosltr seekers need applv. Ad
dress with S-ccnt sump. CONSOLIDATED AD
JUSTABLE SHOESTOKE, 42 Arcaae Building,
Cleveland, O. mh20-61-WFSu
ADVERTISING SOLICHOR CAN SECURE
good pav on a railroad book: must have
first-class reference. Address H. T. B., beve'nth
Avenue Hotel. Hlttsburg, Pa. apl2-59
AM AN OF GOOD ADDRESS AND FAIR ED
UCATION to represent a reliable and estab
lished house in vour own town. Address, with
2c stamn. F. O. BOX 431, Lynn, Mass.
ap7-87-TnWSa
A ROLLER -FOR A NINE-INCH SKELP
mill; a good position to tbe right man; none
but reliable men and fully competent need apply.
Answer by letter, K. V., Dispatch office. ap!2-64
BARBElt-GOOD BARKER FOR A GOOD
plare. Call or address D. T. STUMFER
SHOhST, WUUinshurg, Pa. apll-17
BOY THAT HAS HAD ONE YEAR'S EXPF
KlE.NClC at blacksmlthtnz to finish his
trade: good chance: lair waces and a nice home.
MI'JHaEL LEONARD. Turtle Creek. Fenn.
R. K. apl2-70
BO Y-TO TAKE CARE OF HORSE. COW AND
workaround place, also sirl to do down
stairs work. Apply at 6S25 PENN AVEN UE.
ap!2-S
-IJOY TO LEARN DRUQ BUSINESS- MUST
JJ Ilveatbhadslde. E. K.
Call at KAEROH-
EK'S I'HAKJIACY,
5213 Fifth av. apU-92
c
ANVASSEES-91 FEDERAL
ST., ALLE-apl2-112
GHENY, room 2.
-tAKPENTERS - INQUIRE AT IRON CITY
j BREWERY CO., cor. Thirty-fourth st. and
Liberty av.
apll-G6
CLOTH-COVERER. AT ONCE-A MAN OF
experience capable to manage cloth-covering
department. Call or address II BG. CASKET
ANDMANUF'G. CO.. Harrisburg.l'a. apl2-3S
DRUG CLERK MUST HAVE QULIMED
ass't certlncate. Address BOX 443, Sharps-
burg. Pa.
apl2-27
JTURSr-CLASS CARRIAGE SMITHS, WOOD
; workers, painters and trimmers. Apply to
, S. O'NEILL CO., No. 5625 Fenn av., E. E.
apl2-182
GENTLEMAN AS SOLICITOR: REFER
EN CES required. T.OOM 7, McCance block.
apS-69-WTBu
MAN-A BRIGHT AND PUSHING NEWS
PAPER man, who can act as reporter and
solicitor and. if capable, attend loall the outside
work of one of the luost flourishing weekly country
papers in Wesiern Pennsylvania; hrst-class
facilities, large circulation, u filch can be doubled;
It possessed with a -knowledge or the printing
business, can expect good pay: 6alarv, commis
sion or both; business established nearly 2? years;
position permanent: man of experience only ncwi
apply. Address, with references, giving previ
ous oconpatlon, NEWSPAPER MAN, Dispatcb
office. apl3-i30
MAN TO TAKK CARE OF HORSE AND COW
and make himself generally useful about a
small nlare. Inonire with reference nl MAR
SHAL! KENNEDY Jt CO.'S. 1.1M., Fifteenth
aud Liberty sts., I'lttsburg.
.1P12-19
MAN-ACTIVE AND ENFEGrTIC MAN TO
minage office: must have good reference and
fromSSCOto Sstlcasb: salar, (too per month and
Interest in tbe business. Ad.drcss BOX 401. St.
Louis. Mo. apI2-37
MAN-IN EVERY' TOWN WITHIN 73 MILES
or Pittsburg, to t-ikc exclusive agency for a
newarti;le. Inclose 10 rents in stamps for sam
ple. A.W. McCLOY. 4i5 Srojihtleld t.. Pitts
burg apl2-147
MEN ACTIVE MEN AND WOMEN TO
taW-c orders tor "Lire of Harnum. " Retail
tl 50, 800piges; profusely illustrated: outfit Tree
on application. Address GLOBE BIBLE PUB
LISHING CO., 705 Cnestuitt St., Philadelphia,
Pa. ap!2-l93
MEN-1F YOU ARE AN INTELLIGENT
man and reallv want to work, we are sure
our bnslness will yield vou not less than (15 or 320
per week. E, GATELY & CO.. 25 Federal su,
Allegheny. Pa. apS-44
REGISTERED DRUG CLERK-ONE WHO
can furnish good references. Address SA
LOL, Dispatch office. ap7-64-Tursu
KEGISTEKED ASSISTANT DRUG CLERK.
Address OPTlMIsT, Dispatch office.
apll-93
SALESMAN A GtlODSALESMAN FOR REAL
estate on the Southslde: good opening for an
enterprising person. ALLES & BAILEY, 1G1
Fourth avenue. Tel. 167. apS-44
SALESMAN EXPERIENCED
for tbe retail clothing trade.
GAR, Altoona, l'a.
SALESMAN
MOSS .t FD-ap!2-3tf
STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER. AD
DRESS with reference and state salarv.
KEYSl'ONE. Dispatch office. npi:-41
rnHKEE EXPERIENCED SHOE SALFSSIEN
X no others need apply; permanent position;
highest pay for good men. LAIRD'S WOOD ST.
81 ORE. apir-152
TWO-THIRD JOB COMPOSITOR-ALSO A
press feeder, either male or female. PI'ITs
BUKU LABEL CO.. 169 Second ay. apl2-95
YOUNG MAN WITHGENE1AL OFFICE
experience for statistical and general cleri
cal wort In a large manufacturing establish
ment. Address, with rciereuces, C. P. K.. Sta
tion B, Pittsburg. apll-ll
TTOUN'G MAN-GOOIX UIISINFSS ATMI.ITY
X willing to hustle and make moncv; call be
tween 8 ami 9 a. IT. and 5 and 6 P.
It. THE
uwuuu a'LUKii rui.nsArr CO.
avenue.
40 Wvlle
anl2-11l
YOUNGMAN-HTOMYEARSOFAGE FOR
carpet room and to make hlmseir generally
nseru! around the store. Apply in person to G. U.
JOHNSTON 193 Main St.. West End. ap!2-43
TOUNU MAN TO TAKE CARE OF HOUSES,
deliver and do work generally around grocery
store. Inquire, with reference, at NO. S8Q3-5
BUTLER ST., city. ap!2-69
Agents.
AUENTS-TO SELL TnE NEWEST AND
best subscription books In the market:
the most recent additions to our list are Our
Oicat Continent," "Losslng's Untied Stales,"
John Boyle O'Reilly's Poetry andTjonjs or Ire
land." -Tho Soldier In the Civil War:" tend Tor
c-itilofrne. terms and territory. P.J. FLEMING
A CO.. 125 Fifth av. ap!2-TuWThFSSu
AGF.NT-S-RAND, M'NAI.LY A CO.'S IV
DEXKD Atlisof the World: new popula'Inn
nxures: latest rhanzes: oversea paze 14xll;
popular price 51 75: liberal terms: exclusive tcr.
rllory: sample map sent ir rtqueted RAVD.
M'N ALLY" A CO., 23 Broadway, New Y'ork. Citv.
apl'2-13
GENTS WANTED-LADIES. 1 HAVETHE
very best line or novelties lor ladles' and
children's use ever made: unlimited demand;
larire profits; illnstritedcafdoxue free. MRS. C
CAMPBLLL, 4S4 W. Randolph St., Cnlcaso.
apv-si-TTSU
AGENTS-TWO AGENTS IN A LEGITIMATE
business- $5 a day; easy work. Address
AGENT. Dl.patch office. apll-14
WORKINO HOUSEKEEPER THAT CAN
CO"1;. In lamlly or four: references re
quired. 277 WESTERN AV., Allegheny.
apll-43-TuSSU
Male and Pcmaio Help.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN FOR PRIVATE
shorthand class; two e enlng lessons weekly:
best sj stem : terms verv cheap: class begins April
SO. For particulars address BOX $69, Pittsburg,
apl2-119
Financial.
MANUFACTURERS DESIRING MORE CEN
TRAL location, free f'lcl, increased facili
ties and additional capital will learn something
to their advantage by addressing the undersigned
company, who are operating in the natural gas
belt of Indiana. HATHAWAY INVESTMENT
CO.. 25 Exchange St.. Rochester, N. i. aplO-64
MON EY-OUR FACILITIES FOK FURN1SH
1NO money to any amount on bond aud
mortgage are uncqualed: lowest rates 01 Interest
and no delay. H yon need money aunly MOT.R1S
& FLEMING. ll Fourth ave.
Jy27-S6-rrBsu
"Vf OKTOAGES-MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMd
jyl to suit at t)i, 5 and 6 per cent. ALLES &
.iAlLEi. 164 fourth ave. Tel. 1C7. apl4-19-Tib.u
TO LOAN MONEV-WE HAVE OVER ONE
million dollars to loan on city and suburban
property at t per cent; no tax: we will also
loan money on Improved larms In Allegheny,
Beaver, Fayette, Washington and Westmoreland
counties; any marketable security taken for loans
of any amount. ELACK & EAlltD, S5 Fourth
ave. . Jc3-&-su
rp It U S T FUND S-l O LOAN ON HEAL
.JL estate. ttlbE & M1NOU, Attorneys, 91
Diamond st. , ap3-82
Ileal Estate.
HOUSE-A GOOD SIX-ItOO.M HOUSE WITH
modern conveniences: will pay fa) or 25 per
mouth: state accessibility and particulars. Ad
drss UOi. 703, city. apl2-
,. m .. -i. ..-. .. -fr-. . ' .1. .;. i,..i.ibJ'tt..A!flllJflra&iA. ...M&. . -j .v.. - ,. .j- . . v. .. . -7-v ..I.. . -, .r-..-. - rtl t ! i i nrT1iff'i nrlHn T i i 1i "r T i- fit T IfV il rTT in li TVH-jsaii i-l.T1t , it g-.liir IT-, i Inn - ,r
WANTED.
Female Help.
GIRL FOK GENERAL HOUSEWORK IN A
family of three grown persons: a good irirl
can secure a nice home and pood wages by calling
at 88 WABASH AV., West End, or at Carr Bros.'
restaurant, 814 Liberty St., Pittsburg. aplS-lOl
GIRL GOOD FltOTESTANT GIRL TO COOK
and tike charge of dining; room and kitchen:
good wages. Answer F. O. BOX 154, city.
apl2-32
.OIKLTO DO GILDING ON GLASS-APPLY
KX atTIIEDAWES VANUFACTUKING COM
PANY. 14 aud 18 Wood st.
api:-7S
rllKL
FOK
GENERAL HOUSEWORK:
y small family. NO,
Ml LI.NCOLXi AV.,
aplS-3
East Lnd. nttsburg.
I CAN FAY A SALARY OF $5 A WEEK AND
"increase it, for ladles to open letters at tlieir
homes and assist me in a qulet'and agieeable wav
anion).-friends. Nice Utile sum of money m ide
by a lew honrs work each day; references clien.
lean give pleasant employment to a few 1 idles.
Address, with stamp. Mite". MARION WALKER,
614 iourthav., Louisville, Ky. apjl-131-Sn
LADIFS WHO WILL DO WRITING FORME
at their own borne will make good wages.
Address with self-addressed, stamped envelope,
MlbS EDNA L. SMYTHE. South Bend. Ind..
proprietor
roT tbe famous Gloria Water lor tue
complexion.
api2-7i
LADIES-TO TRAVEL AND TEACH MME.
hcllogg's System French Tallorlne: instruc
tion free: large profits made If work as directed.
NO. 4 SIXTH ST. Entrance Roblnsun's photo
gallery. apll-ica
LADY TEACHER -FOR KNOXV1LLE BOR
OUGH school; none hut those having neces
sary qualifications need apply. apll-S2
-VTURSEUY
GOVERNESS; PROTESTANT:
renuired. Cull on Monday at
.! references required.
ROOM 32, 77 Diamond St. ' apl2-121
TWO SAiESLADIES-EXl'ERIENCED IN
handling drygoods and notioi.s; German
preferred: apply only in penon: pood salary to
suitable parlies. G. B. JOHNSTON, 193 Main
it.. West End. anl2-49
OMAN-A COLORED WOMAN TO CLEAV
store: a steadyjob for the right person; city
references require I. FLEISHMAN x CO.. 5i4,
GOB aud 503 Market St. ' apl2-132
Situations.
POSITION AS SHIPPER OR GENERAL
office work by young man with 6 vears' expe
rience as snipping clerk- lor manul.icturlcg es
tablishment. Address SHIPPER, DisDatch office,
ap!2-156
POSITION-BY YOUNG MAN AS CLERK IN
grocery store; speaks German: seven years'
experience in retail business: best references.
Address L. M. 8., HLpatch office. apl0-3!-rsu
POSITION-BY YOUNG LADY POSSESSING
fine contralto voice, carefully trained by
best teachers. In some prominent church choir.
Address CONTRALTO, Dispatch office. apl2-5l
POSITION-BY LADY OF CULTURE AND
refinement as companion ior elderly lady, or
traveling companion; best of relerence given.
Address K. J. D., Dispatch office. apl2-107
POSITION-BY ALAOYASSTENOORAi'HER
and typewriter; can keen books and assist
with office work; best of reference. L. W.. Dis
patch office. ap!2-53
POSITION-BY INTELLIGENT AND PRAC
TICAL young widow as housekeeper or coin-
panlon
Address, for ncek.
LADY", Dispatch
omcc,
api.-K
POSITION-BY TOUNG MAN OF TWO
ears' experience In plumbing shop to finish
trade. Address R. J. S., Dispatch office.
aplO-32-rsu
OS1TION-BY EXPERIENCED CUSTOM
cutter, practical tailor: city or country.
Address A. II. E., Dispatch office. apU-fi
POSITION-BY YOUNG LADY AS
ANT bookkeeper or bill clerk.
W. E.. P. o. box 37.
A:-SIbT-Address
aplJ-89
S1TUATION-BY A PRACTICAL WATCH
MAKER of several years' experience in Ire
land, with chance to learn trade here. Address
B. C. L., Dispatch office. apll-157-TTSu
STEADY WOllK-BY FIReT-CLASS CARPEN
TEK. Address ROBERTSON, Dispatch
office apll-75
Partners.
MAN-A SHREWD BUSINESS MAN WIT
flnai.cUI backing to assist in placing stoc
1TH
net
of a manufacturing co. incorporated with capital
stock or S-loOaeo: a bonauza for the rfzhtman.
Address INCORPORATED, Dispatch office.
api2-151
PARTNEK-AN EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
desires to enter partncrshlD with an eve and
ear specialist who has an established practice or
with some larvngologlst at assistant or as purtner:
I will Invest 2. roo to f3,000. Address SPECIAL
ISP, Dispatch office. ap:2-116
PARTNER 1-5.000 TO J10.O0O TO EXTEND
manufacturing business pacing 30 per cent;
no risk; clean. Address MONOPOLY, Box B32,
Pittsburg, Pa. apl2-177
Boarding.
BOARD AND ROOM WrtH PRIVATE FAM
ILY for gentleman, wife and child; Hebrew
or German preferred: best reference. Addrrss
L. X. S Dispatch office, a p 12-15
Y TWO S1STKRS AND BROTHER ACCOM
MUDA'UONS in private family. Address
b. S. 43, Dispatch office.
ap!2-40
Boarders and Lodgers.
OCCUPANTS FOR PLEASANT ROOMS-SECOND
floor, with good table board. 434 PEN N
AVENUE.
apl2-2
HUscellaneons.
BUYERS-ONE CENT A BULT FOR WALL
paper; better grade, 2c. 2)fc 3c: gold paper,
3'c: extra gold. 5c; embossed gold. Cc; gold
border. lea yard; samples mailed free. REED,
Mail Paper Jobber, Rochester, l'a. apl2-S0
EVERYBODY TO KNOW THE SCHOOL OF
Design and Dress Cutting will remove to No.
951 PENN AV., April 1, from 616 PENN AV.
mh28-57
PONY-A QUIET PONY, ABOUT 14 HANDS;
alsoa village cart or small phaeton and har
ness; give lull particulars. P, O. BOX 715,
Beaver Falls, Pa. apl2-C7
IJAKTIES DESIRINO, TO ENGAGE IN
saloon business in Chicago can hear or a rare
opportunity by addressing W. A. HAR1Z. :6J
South Clark St., Chicago, 111. ap!2-55
ST. TAYLOR'S BYSTEM OF CUTTING
ladles' garments; a course of instruction
will be opened on Monday, April 13, at Schlosser's
Hotel. PAUL STERN, sole traveling represi'iita
tlve of 3. T. Taylor, New York. ap!2-13l
TO HIRE FOR ABOUT TWO MON1HS A
small cabined steam yacht large enough to
accommodate lonr orop'er rental must be reason
able mid boit in good condition. Address II. O.
CURTIS. LndloW, Pa. apl2-13G
YOU GET A BAKER'S DOZEN (13) OF
Stewart , Co. s fl ne cabinet photos for SI, at
90 and 92 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny.
mv2&-49-TT8U
FOK SALE IMPROVED HEAL ESTATE.
City Ttcsldcnces.
CENTER AV., NEARV1NEST.. TWO-STORY
press brick onellliiK. Ujiht rooms, four on
each floor: ball, vestibule, bath, with late't sani
tary plumbing: fine ranpe. laundry, cemented
cellar, both rases, pantry, cblua ojoets, provis
ion room, slldlnz doors, stained glass windows,
tile hearths and slate mantels throughout, hand
somely capered: no exnense has been spared to
make this a complete home in every respect;
owner innst leave city: price and teriis moderate.
BAXTER, THOMPSON CO.. 162 Fourth av.
apl2-172-TUWTSSn
DWELL1NGS-A BARGAIN-TWO THREE
STORY brick dwellings of eight rooms each,
renting for W0 per year, with lot 43x02: only
510. Oj0. worth SI2,&0J: easy terms: onlv fenr squares
irom Court House. BAXTER; THOMPSON &
CO., 102 Fourth ave. anlJ-171
T7"IFTH AVENUE, TEW SQUARES FROM
jj i;ourt 1 ouse Newiour-stor bilck building,
storeroom and six suites of fla'ts, with modern
conveniences: also. 011 rear of lot fronting on
paved fill eer, two almost new two-story mansard
brlct dwellings, six rooms each, total rents over
SiiXX) per year, lot 25xli2: at tbe price positively
the greatest bargains on tliejivenue to-day: pas
big interest: Investigate. BAXTER, THOMPSON
& CO., 1G2 Fourth av. apEMTI
T5EKDST., NEAR VINF, ST. NEW BRICK
i dwelling, 6lx rooms; Inside w. c.; sewered;
slate mantels; handsomely paptrcd; possession
at once: price. J3.CO0. (1135.) ALLES MAILEY
1G1 Fourth av. 'Icl. 167. ap!2-S3-WSSu
Q9 500-WELL LOCATED DESIRABLE L1T
C3ii' TLE residence property at a low price:
trlnst., between Y ylie and Webster avs.: clo-e
to cable; two-slory brick or four large rooms;
newly papered, citv water, good cellar and sub
cellar: lot 24x!H. with s'de entrance: streets sew-
ered, paved and sldcn alRcd; e isv terms.
1 1-7-47 1
i;n Ai;L,r.a sojiuns ,t uo 12? Fob
ourlhav. ap8-7G
(21 500 FOR BOT1I-1WO S1X-KOOMED,
u5 jW Wvo-story brick buildings, three rooms on
c-ii-ii huuc:iic.u iiaimeu anu riaperea an tnrongii,
walerandgastobepittin: Butler st.. five min
utes rroin A. V. It. It. station: Citizens' Electric
Line will pats the door: lot 40xI2ii; terms easy.
(1-50-53.) CHARLES SOMERS CO., Z Fourth
avenue. ap8-7u
500-PEA11L ST., NEAK LAUISEL ST.,
9 a tWO-Btorv frame rlwplllnf- nfUVA rrmma.
ball and good cellar, nice side entrance. Lot20x
85. Also tot on Laurel st.. 40x55. Convenient lo
cation. (CIS.) 1ILACK i JJA1KD. 95 Fourth av.
apl2-85
Si) 300 -.1
nca
TF.lfMS EASY - LOMItAltll ST..
near Fifth avenue mnrtp.t. K-rntYm hrl.t
dwclllnr, water, nat. k.is, etc.: oostesslon at
"live, luiMit. uv yv.
bvOir. JbH2.) ALLES HAILEY,
Tel. 167. apl2-92-iubsn
101 Fourth av.
CJQ 500-PENN AV., NEAtt FEAltL tT.,
3Jt' two-story frame dwelling of four rooms
and attic halL etc Lot 21x100 to alley. (ca.)
BLACK & B AlRD. 95 Fourth av. apEVK
10
FEE CENT INVESTMENT BRICK
hOUSe Of el"ht rmnni nnri finlchprl nttliv In
c-ood location. ALEX. MORRISON & MJN-liO
t oartn av. ami urarton. ap8-C4-su
East End Residence.
Q-I pT O0O--S. HIGHLAND AV.. NEAR
45AO? Aiders street, new tuo-story brick
dwelling of 11 rooms aud bathroom, reception
hall, fiont and back porches, electric call bells,
speaking tubes, combination chandeliers, slldlnir
doors between reception hall bud parlor, elegant
steel raugc with copper boiler, stationary tubs In
laundry;- house eiesantiy finished tlir'ouahout:
clothes pre.s in each room: lot 50x120: decant
location. (a31I.) BLACK. & BAIRD, 95 Fourth
avenue. apl2-S5
CQ 30O-8HKKIDAN AV.. EAST END. ONE
vO' fine six-roomed brick house; finished
laundry, stationary wash tub, cemented cellar;
lotaoa.!); good location. E. U. McMAiTKK, IC7
Third av. apl2-7
FOB SALE IMPROVED ItEAL ESTATE.
East End Residences.
HOME-AN ELEGANT EAST END HOME
on a paved street cheap; frame, seven large
rooms, finished attic, range, h. and c. water,
electric lights, nat. gas, large dry cellar, front
and back stairs, two porches, two bay windows,
washhonse; lot 144x15'; fronting on three streets.
DENNISION, ELDERK1N A CO.. Ltd., 1304
Fenn av. Office open evenings. Tel. 5X7.
apl2-194-TSu
OAKLAND -W.0O0-A NEW TWO-STOKY
and mansard brick dwelling of nine looms,
hall, vestibule, bath. Inside w. e. ami w. s.. slate
mantels and tile hearths, inside shutters, sliding
doors between parlor and dining room; Iront and
rear porches: lnt "4x123; complete sewerage. For
particulars see J. E. GLASS, 133 Fifth av.
apl2-lll
Q9f OOO-NEVILLE ST.. NEAR IJAYARD
DJ1 street, a two-story lrame dwelling, con
taining ten rooms: is of modern construction;
parlor, reception halL library, dining room.
Kitchen, pantry and laundrv on first floor: also
sldv hall, front, side and back stairway; second
lloor consists of six chambers, bathroom, with
stationary washstand, w. c, etc., also
two finished attic rooms, inside shut
ters, sliding doors, slate and marule
mantels, tile hearths, elegant staircase,
cli iniIelUr, natnral gas throughout, good cem
ented cellar under entire house; has all modern
conveniences: in fact, is a complete house: lot
731'x'.93: terms one-third cash: elegant location.
(dl) BLACK & BA1KD. 95 Fourth av. apl2-S5'
QTT aou-COLTART SQUARE. NEAR FORBES
o5 i 9 st., brick duelling ot nine rooms, hall,
two bathrooms, w. c. hot and cold water, botlf
gases, hardwood mantels, lurn-tce. laundry, two
Sorches, electric lighting throughout, sliding
oors between parlor and dining room, open
staircase to attic, skylight wlnoow and door: Al
conveniences; lot 43x90. (d 117). BLACK &
BAIRD, r, Fourth av. apl2-85'
Q"T OOO-LAKIMEI! AV NEAR SHE! LAND,
jO new frame dwelling of seven rooms and
finished attic, rice flout and rear porches, two
stairways, both gases, electric bells. laundrv with
tubs, good cellar. (aC3) BLACK & BAIRD. 95
Fourth ay. ap!2-85
80O-.MEYRAN AV.. NEAR LOUISA ST..
9 a two-storv frtmr dwetlln? of five rooms.
hall, hot ancTcoId water, both gases, porches, good
cell-ir. inside shctters, house well grained, etc.;
lot 22XIC0. (dl7S)ULACK & BAIRD. 95 Fourth
avenue. apl2-85
OOO-CnEAP. ON BOUND bT EAST
9 End. one four-roomed and two three-
roomed houses: lot 60x179, facing two streets; good
location. E. K MCMASl'ER, 107 Third av.
ap!2-7
IJazelwood Residences.
HAZELWOOD-2-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING of 7 rooms, bath, hall, laundry, hard
wood finish, newly papered and painted, nat. gis,
h, and c. water, inside w. c sewered, etc.: lot
60x120 feet; 2 minutes' walk from Hazelwood sta
tion and Second Avcnr.e Eiectrio Knilwav: price,
S8.S00: terms reasonable. IRA M. EURCIfFlELU,
153 Fourth av. ial3-J0
Allegheny Residences.
C11Y REAL ESTATE, ALLEGHENY, BY
JonN K. EWING&CO., 107 Federal st.
ap3-67-wru
HOUSE-A BARGAIN -A NINE ROOM,
strongly built rramc house, all modern
improvements. Second ward, Allegheny; lot
25x133: must be sold on account of the family
going West; a cheap and rare opportunity. Call
8.' OHIO ST., Allegheny. api2-185
BEIDENCE-BY JOHN K. EW1NG & CO..
107 Federal, an elegantbrlckresldenrefront
iug the pars s, consisting of ten rooms. ImII, bath,
laundry, two Inside w. c's. andall modern con
veniences: corner lot; can give possession, if
sold, by May 1; for price, terms and card or ad
mission see agents. ap7-93-TTSu
(21 800 -JACKSON ST.. CORNER PROP
Jtfc EKTY, two-story brick dwelling of six
rooms and attic, hall, good cellar, gas and water;
front and reir vard: lot 25x17: easy terms. BAX
TER, THOMPSON CO., 162 Fourth av.
apl2-17J-MTT6SU
Q 000-BRICK HOUSE, 8 ROOMS. IN AL
j)o' LEOHE.NY. near parks. HOLMES A
CO., 420bmithrle!d st.
apl2-10j
Suburban Residences.
HOME FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-AN
elegant country home in a prohibitory coun
ty and town, where educational facilities are un
surpassed and the snrronndlngs inviting, pleasant
and healthy; two acres of elegant ground fronting
a beautiful park; shade trees, shruhberv, lawns,
drives; new brick dwelling or six rooms, bath
room, finished attic, reception hall, laundrv.
clothes room, llbrary( all finished in bard wood;
electric bells and lights, speaking tubes, porches
and verandas, fine cellar, delicious spring water:
a family with children to educate might look far
to and a home as desirable: yaynesburg, Greene
co., Pa.: $5,500. on easy terms, or will exchange
for Allegheny or I'lttsburg property. CHARLES
SOMERS ft CO . 129 Fourth av. 4-18-77.
apl2-124-Tusu
W1LKINSBUKG - TWO MINUTES FROM
station; 11-room house with tower, bath,
pantries, basement Kitchen, slate mantels, tile
hearths, ln'lde shutters, side porches, large sta
ble; lot 4SxI22 to allev. and every modern conven
ience: first-class location: Drlce SB-TOO: tnrms to
suit. Inquire or T. A. COLEMAN, opposite sta-
tinn ..moot
tion.
FOR SALE LOTS.
East End Lots.
LARGE ELLSWORTH AV. LOT-VERY REA
SONABLE. Address SUADYSIDE. Dis-
patoh office.
apl2-0
LOT-A VERY DESIRABLE LOT ON THE
corner of Bealty and Harvard sts.: alsoa
larger lot on Edwin St.; they are botl n-arto
cable and electric lines. C. H. LOVE, 93 Fourth
avenue. apl2-105
T OT-S8XI75 ON PENN AV.. EAST
END;
DEN-
J J goou misiness property, at a bargain
l'101"-1 J.l.ljlfcll.l tX UO 1,1 II
6J4 Penn
av. umce open evenings. Tel. 6327.
ap!2-194-TT8u
$2,
600-EAST END. ELLS-OKril AV
U-19 choice lot 25x100 feet, extending thrnuih
to the I'ennsvlvanla Kmlrmri. rnntilnin.,tum.
story frame bouse or four rooms, all newlv pa
pered, excellent cellar under the whole house,
city water, etc, ; a very cheap property on cash
terms. 2-11-81. CHARLES SOMEKS CO., 129
Fourth av. pS-79-WTSu'
FAHNESTOCK PLACE LOTS AT HOME
WOOD: cheapest and best la East End.
iiiuuniiiu.ua, vi uiamonu st. mh29-8S
FAHNEbTOCK PLACE LOTS.
BROS., 71 Diamond St.
LHiUETT
mhM-86
Q1 K( PER FRONT FOOT-S. HIGHLAND
UJA,tf av., near Alders t., nice lot. eastern
expouie. 64x120 to alley, (a 310) JJLACK &
LA1RO, 95 Fourth av. ap!2-85
Q1 500-HERRON AV.. NEAR CENTFP.
JjJJL' ar.. a nice lot, 20x92, to alley. (elI7)
BLACK A BAIRD 95 Fourth av.
apl2-85'
Allegheny Lots.
IOTS-60 DAYS-AND THE CALIFORNIA
J electric cars will take vou to the center of tho
Ridgevlew plan oriots. which contain some of the
finest building lot in the city limits; prices from
$350 upward; a quick btt)erwili get the advan
tage of advanced prices: call or send for plans.
A. Z. BYERS &CO., 9.1 Federal st,, Allegheny.
" apl2-SP
$350
AND UPWARD-ON EASY PAY-
31E.NTS. Will liur Ton a flnn hTtfLMn.
lot in J. Walter Hays nlnn. Eleventh warrt. nn
square from the electric cars; send ior nlans. A.
Z. BYERS & CO., 9J Federal St., Allegheny.
apl2-a:-rusa
Hazelwood Lots.
EACU-nAZELWOOD, KANSAS
St., near Lowry. Tiventv-thlril want
S750
to minutes' walk irom station and electric road.
4 vacant lots. 23x83 feet each. (d6) BLACK &
BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. an 12-85
Suburban Lou.
FINE BUILDING LOTS
X OTS
IN THE
iJ Laurel Land Co.'s plan.
15 mlnufpi frnm
citv:
nricei low. terms easy: line scenery of tbe
Ohio river.
a. zi. uiuus uu u.i reitcral st.,
aplz-ss-TTSu
Allegheny.
PEKKYSVILLK AV.-FINE BUILDING LOT
011 Hue of electric cars. 26 ft. 8 in. byisort. :
price 81,400. (CFISO) A. Z. BYERS & CO.. 03
X 4
Federal st Allegheny.
ap9-82'
rpilK BFLLEVUE ELECTRIC R. R. ELE
i VATOl Windsor Park, and gas well; the
finest site in Western Pa. for a hotel or club
house: the park contains about five acres aud
commands the finest view on the Ohio river
overlooking the Davis Island dam; this property,
including the railroad and a gas well capable or
supplying JOO families, and now piped over2,009
feet and In use. will be sold at a great bargain.
For particulars call on OEO. S. COTION, 157
Lacocb St., Allegheny. ap9-47"
S600"
MAITIIN'S FERRV. C. ft P. It. it..
Main St.. a s-onri hnltillnr. Int. si, a
40x1110. (IU) ELACK & llAlriD, IB Fourth av.
apl2-8j
Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.-ItENT OKSALE
Hotcls. cottaees and jalh honses; Intn tnr
sale In all parts of the city; also bouth Atl intlc
City. ISRAEL t. ADAMS i CO., Real Estate
Ascents. Real Estate and Law Bulldlnjr. re6-3J
Farms.
FARM-OF 100 ACRES. UNDERLINED WITH
coal In .Baldwin township; six miles from
citv; tbe propertv of Alex I. our, drceised. In
quire or W. A. LEWIS, Attorney, Pittsburjr. or
UEO. BRAWDy, bharpsburg. ap3-7a
Bliscellaneous.
BAR HARBOR, ME.-FOR S,ALE, OK WILL
rent fully lurnUhed for the season, tbe well
known residence. "Cliativold," standing In its
own grounds of 30 acres; one of the finest prop
erties ever offered at any ur the East Coast water
ing places; has water front and magnificent lawn
ana shade; ample accommodation lor hordes and
carrlaecs. Full particulars from E. H. LUDLOW
& CO., 47 Liberty St., New ork lty.
mh25-8!)-26.31ap3,7. 12
GREAT BARGAINS IN !,OTSrNEAR THE
center ot the city or Chicago; allbe.iutirulty
situated: convenient to rapid transit, becure one
or more at once and make tbe advance In price,
bend lor plates and lull information: terms of
payment easy. Address owner, J. R. WICKER.
SHAM. 65 La Salle st. Chic.iro. mli2M03.su
i
FOR SALE IJCSEVESS.
Business Opportunities.
BUSINESS FIRST-CLASS WHOLESALE
and letall lumber business in stood location
in city: established trade: business has paid lame
profit each vear since started. Price, 82U,uou.
Adaress LUMBER. Dispatch office. api:-.7
BUSlNESS-lYlNGrSTO7FER DAY; IN
VESTKIATION solicited: price SJ50: call
uuuuKr. M, o. oiAYMiso-i, 2a riiverav., a
guouy. ra. , Bi2.
FOB SALE-BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
BY JOHN K. EWINO 4 CO., 107 FEDERAL
St.. one of the best drugstores in Allegheny
City; good reason lor selling;
must be sold at
once.
apiz-axr
CIOAR STORE-GOOD LOCATION ; UKOCEKT
stores, C0tot;.(.C0: general stores, bakeries,
restaurant, milk di'pot. paper routes, other busi
ness chances. FERCtVAL & CHAPMAN, 439
Urant st. apIi-141-
D'
RUG BUSINESS-ANNUAL SALES. 17.500
10 310.CC0: onlv oue other store In town of
3,500 popuhitlon: good prescription and counter
trade: invoice about S5,20l: owner has other busi
ness that requires entire attention; close investi
gation Invlicd. For particulars address M. !.,
Dispatch office. apll-74
TKOG STORE-IN CITY
GOOD BUSINESS:
XJ will sen cheap.
Address ALUM, Dispatch
ap 10-35'
GENERAL hTOKE-DOING A FLOURISH
ING business; best location on Main St..
West Newton, Pa.: no old stock on hand: a rare
chance for a good party; selling ,on account of
health of proprietors. J. O. M. ADAIR & i.O.
apS-47-wrsu
"I ROCERY STORE-
FIRST-CLASS BUSINESS
:ock find rant Ktnre! lueateil
XX sland: wll sell stock and rent store:
on Peebles St.. East tnd. inquire on premises of
BERLIN & MOSS. apl2-lG9
HOTOORAPH GALLERY-MUST BE SOLD
on account familv has gone West: a rare and
cheap opportunity. 32 OHIO ST., Allegheny.
api:-I8C
QTONE QUARRY OF BLUE STONE-HALF
j interest in a lnarnine snop; grocery stores.
$v iu v,uuu; cigar
"tores paperroute, milkrnute.
120 Smithtield st. apl2-lo2
HOLMES Jt CO.. 4:
THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF AN OLD
and established grocerv, with cofTee and
spice mill machinery, located at a good distrib
uting point In Central Ohio: a rare opportunity to
secure a lucrative business; good reasons for ell
lng. For particulars address T16 care or LORD
THOMAS. Chicago. ap!2-137
Business Properties.
BUSINESS PROPERTY-CENTER AV NEAR
Miller st., only il.3ii0: brick house, four
rooms and store: flalshed attic, etc.: also two
room brick dwelling on rear side alley; good
sewerage: big bargain: owner leaving city.
(B90.) ALLES BAILEY, 164 Fourth av. Tel.
167. ap!2-9J-wssu
rTlHE ANCHOR ROLLER FLOUR M1LL-CA-X
PA CITY 100 barrels flour and ten tonsfeed.
this is the most complete roller mill In the State:
and trade fully established: siding to mill door;
satisfactory reasons for selling: none but those
meaning business need address ARNOLD, Dis
patch office. fe22-90-WBu
Q9 OOO-A CLEAN S PER CENT NEr
C lOI Investment in the bnslnesi center;
three new brick buildings on lot 25x112, from
street to striet; one four-story brick containing
storeroom 25x76 and 21 dwelling rooms. In flats:
two two-story and basement bricks on tbe rear;
all substantial, complete and Iu tbe best of order;
a bargain not to b duplicated in tbe market to
day, (d 52-232). CHARLES aOMERS & CO.. 129
Fourth av. aFgnF'
Srr OOO-T702 BUTLER ST.. COR. TIIIKTY
i 1 SEVENTH St.. late Anton Engcl's prop
erty, lot 32 E-8XI04, with frame business house and
dwelltng, containing two stores and 11 rooms:
one-half ca lb, balance to 6ult; this must be sold
to close np th estate. THOs. .MCCAFFREY.
3509 Butler st. mhS-lSl-wau
X'OR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses. Vehicles, Live Stock. Etc
CARRIAOE-OR DRIVING TEAM OF BAY
marcs: young, sound, gentle and stylish:
have been used under saddle by ladies: both good
single drivers, aud well matched for size, color
and speed. Address B No. 1 Clltf ft. apl2-2ii
HORSE, CHEAP-AGOOD FAMILY HORSE;
also a one-borso carriage (closed front),
phaeton buggy and harness, all In good condi
tion: will be soldi at a sacrifice. Inquire c. A.
CORUIN'S BOARDING STABLES, 3914 Fifth av.
apll-8
HORSE-CAN TROT IN 2:40; WOULD SUIT A
doctor: does not scare: i bargain: perfectly
sound. BOWMAN'S SALE faTABLE, Forbes st.
apl2-160
HORSE-A FINE DRAFT HORSE; WEIGHT
about 1.400 lbs. Can be seen at GEO.
SI OVER'S. 702 Filbert, Shadyslde. apl2-16
PONY' FINE, LARGE BLACK PONY,
about 14 or 15 hands high: weighs about !XO
pounds: will ride or drive; also gentle. E. S.
UPS11LL, Sheridan station. P., C. &St. L. R. K,
apl2-2S"
Miscellaneous.
MERRY GO ROUND INQUIRE ., DIS-
PATCH office. apl2-ll'
Second-hand merky-u-p.ound in
first-class condition. Inquire orGEORGE W.
LAUGHL1N, Palace Hotel, -Homestead, Pa.
aplO-SO
SECURITIES FIRST-CLASS SECURITIES
drawing eight per cent Interest: also good
farm land in S. E. Dakota. Address, J. 11. IIAZ
LETT. Slonx Falls. South Dakota. apl2-81"
TO LET.
City Residence.
T5LT7FF ST. FINE TWO-STORY MANSARD
jl DricK: nine rooms: every modern conren
lone1: low rent.
162 Fourth av.
BAXTER, 2HOUPSON &CO.,
apI3-170-TTSSUt
eorrB finf.
TWO-STORY MANSAHO
ipu i
brlctt dwelling, nine mama, with HaIi
vestibule, bath and all conveniences; neat front
vard; only 15 minutes1 walk from postofflce.
RAXTER, THOMPSON A CO., 1E2 Fourth av.
. apl2-i74-awrsut
East End Residences.
QQfl - SHADYSIDE. NEAR FIFTH AV.;
(POO two-story mansard brick, eight rooms.
all. modern conveniences,
BAXTER. THOMP-
ua s w jez tourm av,
apl2-17S-TuWSSUt
Allegheny Residences.
WASHINGTON AV.-IN ALLEGHENY, ON
Washington av., splendid location, eight
room house, press-brict front, both gases and
water; rent. 830 per month; also, to let In Alle
gheny, on FranUtn St., ou line of street cars,
eight-room mansard bouse, press-brick front,
both gases and water and laundry in the cellar;
rent, po per month. Inquire of GEORGE R.
BOl'HWELL, 104 Franklin St.. Allegheny. Pa.
mh24-45-TTSUt
Suburban Kesldences.
TTiURNISHED HOUSE AT BELLEVUE UN
57 TIL September; large lot. Address A, IL,
Dispatch office. ap7-58t
T IKE JOSEPH, MUSKOICA-PEOPLE RE-
QUIR1NG furnished cottage for the summer
season: apply W
COLE, Redwood,Muskoka,Ont.
apu- -MIT
-rT7TLKINSBUEG-EX'lEA GOOD HOUSE.
VV one j ear old, six rooms, finished attic,
wide hall, bath. w. c, range, electric lights, nat
ural gas, large lot, shade trees, stone sidewalks;
six minutes from station, on stone pavements; 23
a month. G. N. BECK.W ITU A CO.
ap4-42-TTSSUt
Itooms.
I71OUR ROOMS-SECOND FLOOR, SUITABLE
for light housekeeping or lodgers, on Fifth
av.. near Gist st.; family private. Address J P.
O. Box luCS. city. api:-l43t
IriURNIbHED ROOMS-IK GOOD LOCATION
1 in East Liberty, for gentlemen onlv. with or
without board, live minutes from East Liberty
station and cable cars. Call on oraddrpssj. C.
JAMISON & CO.. No. 8J Fourth av. and No 1SJ
Frankstownav., East End. apl2-195t
FUKN1SHED KOOMS-WITH USE OF HATH
room. 27 MON1EKEY ST., six doors from
North Av. pari, Allegheny.
apl2-U3t
FURNISHED BOOMS tOB ONE Olt TWO
gentlemen 277LOCUS1' ST.. city. ap!2-72t
EOOMS-TWO CONNECTING KOOMS ON
second floor, within easy distance of Ken--mawr,
both cable lines and East Liberty station;
Jamily private. Address KETKEAT, Di.patch of
fice ap!2-104t
TTV
XV front room: well furnished: all eonrenlcnces;
in private family; near Allegheny Parks. Ad-
aress u. n.. uispaicu omce. apl2-lujf
IOOMS AT SHADYSIDK-FUKNlSIIED OK
t unfurnished: single or en suite: handsome
place; an have meals; close to Duouesne line.
M90 LlBEItrV AVE. apl2-60f
KOOM NEWLY FURNISHED KOOM,
Cheerful: all conveniences: honse faces park:
large lawn. 10 CEDAK AV.. Allegheny. aplO-C3t
KOOM-CIIEEKFUL F1IONT KOOM: NEWLY
furnished: all conveniences; in private fam
ily. lMaANDUaKY iaT.. Allegheny; apl2-14irt
-TOOMS TWO VERY DESIRABLE FUR
JLk. NIsIIED roomsatNO. SMABCHAND ST.,
East End; centlcmen preferred. ap!2-34t
BOOMS-TWO FINELY FURNISHED FRONT
rooms. NO. WbAMPSON ST., Allejheay.
ap!2-103t
TO I.EASE.
-TtTILL LEASE FUCE OF ALL TaX-FOR 25
VV vears, seven acres, more or less, on Hue of
A. V. R. It., at Elttannlnc: best location for man
ufacturing purposes nfong the line, and torgla.s
lnanufacturlilr purposes Is within 10O miles or
white sand on same road: plenty of natural fras,
with privilege of re-lease. E. It. McMAbl'EK,
1U7 'llilrd av. apl2-7
LOST.
T O 8 T LAWRENCEVILLE
SPEC'lFlna.
JLJ TIONS for frame house,
Reward it left at
lo3 W1L1E AV.
SP12-I87
LObT-FitlDAV. ON P. K. It. TRAIN. BE
TWEEN ilkinsbarg and Plltsburir. a
pocketbook containing sum of money and a den
tist's receipt for J". Liberal reward ir left at
DISPATCH OFFICE. aplS-4
LOST-Olt SI'KAYED FROM 3C21 LlBEKl'Y
av., an lrlh setter dojr; red color, with
white on toesandbreast: answers to tbe name of
Duke.11 Liberal reward to party returning snnie
toE. O. RABE.N STEIN. 3J21 Liberty av. apil-15
REWARDS.
C2ln,BEWARD FOR RETURN OF IRISH
3LJ setter to ROBERT 11. SIN OElt, Wil ktns-
buiy. Fa.
ap!2-9
rOCND.
FOUN 1-PEHFECT COMFORT IN READIN 0."
"by havlnc my eyes thorouchly examined and
a pair or the celebiated Jl crystal specs adjusted
by the experts or the CHESSMAN OIMIOAL
COMPANY, No, 42 Federal St., Allegheny.
api-y.-iursa .
PERSONA!.
PERSONAL-CASH PAID FOK OLD GOLD
and silver: Jewelry repaired: new work made
to order. CHKIs. HAUCH. oltSmlthfieln st.
J 13-11
PERSONAL WEBSTER'S LARGE QUARTO
Dictionary, (2 50; special bargains In oUnnd
new books during this month. FRANK BACON
&tO jui Smitbfleld st. mill?
PERSONAL MRS. SMITH. FORMERLY
Mrs. Kate Bowers, please call or send yonr
address to S. S. PINKEK'IO.V, cor. Fifth av. .ind
Bldwcll st.. East End. city. api:-C6
PERSONAL-LADY OF REFINED TASTE
and culture, nutover&j. would Use to make
the acquaintance of gentleman; widower" pre
ferred; object, matrimony. Address L. J. S..
Dispatch office. ap!2-10
PERSONAL FINE BOOKS-WE HAVETHE
finest collection of finely illustrated books
in Pittsburg: beautllulblndlngs: low prlces;come
and see them: hundreds of books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOK STORK X0 Liberty st. del:
PERSONAL-GET MARRIED: THOUSANDS
orchanccs to marry; terms and hundreds of
advertisements from rich aud poor in April num
ber ol American Messenger: price. 10 cents. MR.
& MRS. DRAKE. 155 W ashlngton St., Chicago,
111. apl2-13j
PERSONAL-ALL PERSONS USING ARTI
FICIAL eve should buy them from tbe
CHESSMAN OPTICAL COMPANY. No. 42 Fed
eral St., Allegheny; they carry tbe largest line ot
the best n.aterlal and guarantee them tor one
year: the only house in tbe United States tbat
makes tills offer. ap2-a2-THFj,u
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
FAHHESTDCK PUCE
Without exception the finest piece ot
sub-divided property in East End dis
trict; both steam and electric cars; no
rough ground, and all lots bave either
fralc or shade trees; best and prettiest
neighborhood In the city; we are offer
ing these lota at special prices to first
purchasers.
LIGGETT BROS.,
71 Diamond Street
aplZ-lM TUThsn
CHEAP,
DESIRABLE,
SUBSTANTIAL.
840,000, terms to suit purchaser, will buy that
elegant and substantial dwelling located in the
East End, corner of Fifth avenue and Shady
lane; contains 16 rooms aud all the conven
iences; is finished throughout with bard woods:
has tbe southeastern exposure and house alone
cost $32,000 to build; lot 118x170 feet; this
property is worth every cent of 35,000, but the
owner being in poor health anil obliged to
leave the city, has decided to take tbe above
figure. For permit to examine premises see
W. C. STEWART, No. 137 Fourth avenue.
ap67-su
CHEAP
LOTS.
1750. Terms, $G0 cash, and 42 60 a week, will
buy a large and elegant lor. desirably located in
the heart of the East End, on line of new
electric road, near the main entrance to
Scbenley Park. These lots lie beautifully; are
covered with large forest trees, and are bound
to be worth double the monev in a short time.
For plans and full particulars see W. C.
STEWART, 137 Fourth avenue. ap5-07-8B
ARDSHEIL
TERRACE.
Twenty minutes' ride from the postofflce on
the Fifth avenue cable line, adjoining; the
iroperty ot the Pennsjlvama Female College,
les ArdSheil Terrace, the spot which is to-day,
without exception, the finest and most pictur
esque for a Irome in tbe East End. 1 he ground
stands high, and lies beautifully. Tbe air is
pure, mo scenery grann, anu tno arainage is
the best in the East End.
ARDSHEIL
TERRACE
Murray Hill avenue, which extends from
Fifth avenue to Wilkins avenue, runs through
tbe center of'Ardshell Terrace, and, as soon as
the frost is nut ot the ground, it will be laid
with Talford road, hwe flagstone sidewalks,
good sewering, gas, water, and be planted with
the choicesf.shade trees. These improvements,
together with the great distance the buildings
will be set back from the avenue, will make
Ardshell Terrace the finest residence place in
Allegheny county.
ARDSHEIL
TERRACE.
175 a front foot: terms, 81.500 cash, balance to
suit purchaser, will buy lots 00x100 feet, located
on Murray Hill avenue, in Ardsheii Terrace.
Remember, this price includes all "treot im
provements. For plans and full particulars
see W. C. STEWART, 157 Fourth avenue,
Pittsburg. Pa. ap5-67-sa
CHOICE
HOME.
618.750 will buy a new brick dwelling, contain,
ing 12 rooms and all conveniences; located In
tbe heart of Sfaadysido ou a paved and sewered
avenue, has never been occupied, and was not
built to sell on speculation, but for certain
reasons must be sold at once. W. C. STEW
ART, No. 137 Fourth avenue. apo-67-3u
BARGAIN.
. 112.000 will buy that new and substantial dwell
lng located in Shadyslde, on Aiken avenue
near Fifth avenue: has 12 rooms and all con,
veniences: lot 60x140. Owner has been holding
at $15,000, hut being compelled to leave tbe
city, and not desiring to rent the propertv has
decided to tako theabove price. W. C. STEW
ART, No. Ii7 Fourth avenue. ap5-67-Su
A PROFITABLE INVESTMENT!
The BUILDING, with Its FURNITURE, situ
ate at the corner or Walnut and Main
sts.; in the city of Johnstown,
well and widely known as the
CAMBRIA CLUBHOUSE
IS OFFERED
FOE S-A-XiIE
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
apo-I JAMES McMILLAN.
VTOTICE TO
BRICK ftlANUFACTURERS.
LARGE TRACT OF LAND
Situate at tbe bead of South Twenty-first
street.-PIttaburg; Southslde, ON PAVED
STREET AND WITH RAILROAD FACIL
ITIES; would be leased by the owners to tha
right party for a term of year on royalty.
This land is centrally located and especially
adapted for making brick. For further In
formation apply to
A. P. BURG WIN. Attorney at Law.,
ap8-74-wran 130 Fourth av., Pittsburg.
I IOR SALE
EAST END PROPERTY.
MURRY & EDSALL,
mb23-l S4FIDEL1TY BUILDING.
FOR SALE.
Coal, timbered and f arminc lands in West
Virginia. For particulars inquire of
s R n vrv
pU-115 , .GleaEaston, W.Va.
CHOICK PROPERTIES.
CORNER OF
STTZPIEIRIOIR
AND
"WOODLJSro
AVS
Allegheny,
A finely situated propertv. elevated and well
drained, three minutes' walk: from electric cars.
Tbe grounds, which contain about 1JJ acres,
ftro capable of being beautified to an unlimited
extent. The house, which contains 14 largo
rooms, is. brick, well and substantially built;
with wide hall in center, large piazza in front I
and back. Good large stable. Fine frnit and '
forest tree. In fact, this is just the property V
for the tired man of business to go to and feel.
wueii ue reauues it juier uia uav s turmoil ana
worry, that it i3 really borne. 'This place will
be sold at a figure tbat will allow of a hand,
some investment and at terms to suit.
D. BEHEN & SON,
mb:3.23-29-apZ-12
4112 Penn ar.
PARK PROPERTY,
Union Av,, Allegheny.
Three-story brick residence of 14 rooms, ele
gantly finished, both gases, electric light, and
all possible conveniences.
Lot 30x115, with good brick stable. For fall
information see
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.,
apl2-170-TTS3u 162 FOURTH AV.
FOR SALE.
Fifth Avenue Frontage,
CHOICE
DWELLING
HOUSE
PROPERTY
Corner Ivy street; In lots 120
feet deep, or 2a) feet to Ara
bella street. Frontage ta
suit. Inquire of
MORRIS & FLEMING,
IPS Fourth avenne.
apl2123
AUCTION sALEs.
PARLOR SUITES, PARLOR SUITES,
PARLOR SUITES.
AT AUCTION,
TUESDAY, APRIL 14.
Another immense consignment cow on ex.
hibitlon, and will be sold TUESDAY, APRIL,
14, at 10 o'clock, at tbe rooms of the Henry
Auction Co.. 311 Market street.
We ran guarantee buyers the finest goods
ever offered in this city. This is something of
which we are proud. Not only of the amount
ol goods do wo brag, but it's tbe Immense as
sortment and splendid values we are able to
offer. If yon are In doubt as to what to buy la
a parlor suite. look tbrougb this immense as
sortment and you will be sure to attend the,
sale. There are fine suites in choice broca
telles, fine French tapestry and rugs. English,
plush aud hair cloth; in fact, goods topleasa
everyone, and all must be sold, as we will closei
the account at once. Call and examine tho
goods before the sale.
Also a hoe line of furniture and carpets,
chamber suites in oak and walnut, bureaus,
wasbstands, wardrobes, sideboards, ext. tables,
chair:, bookcase; In fact, everything in furni
ture. Handsome velvet, Brussels and ingrain,
carpets. This will be the most attractive sala
of the oeason. Sale positive. Goods now oa
exhibition.
HENRY AUCTION CO, Auctioneers.
ap!2-H
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Of 75 head of REGISTERED JERSEY CAT.
TLE, belonging to the iSewicklev Dairy Com.
nany, commencing on TUESDAY, April 14.
1S9I, at 10 O'CLOCK A. 11., at Sewickley, 13
miles west of Pittsburg, on Pittsburg, Ft.
Wayne and Chicago Railroad.
This herd contains some of the best butter
strains in America. 50 nf them having been,
bouzbt of Moulton Bro Vermont, and are tha
decendantzof such bulH as King Rioter Zd.
15114. Stoke Poiis 3.1, 2233. Stoke PogU 5tb, 50S7
and Duke of Darlington 2460, whose records ara
unsurpassed. AHo 150 bead of grade, unregis
tered aud common cows, 16 horses, i mnles, 13
farm wagon", 3 mowing machines. 1 reaper, 1
self-binder. 4 horse hay rake. 1 bay tedder. X
manure spreader, I hay loader. 2 steam engines,
1 DeLaval cream separator, SCO milk cans from,
1 to 10 gallons each, eta, etc.. 350 tons of ice and,
a complete set of Ice implements, such as plo ws,
markets, breakers, poles, etc, and also a largo
assortment of all kinds of farm and dairy im
plements, having been used on a dairy farm ot
2.400 acre. Including furnishments tor large
boarding house and manager' residence.
SAMUEL A. DUNCAN.
ap53 Assignee.
pREAT AUCTION SALE-AT THB
VJT Sproul Vehicle Manufacturing Co.. Lim..
Twenty-flrt and Smallman streets. Pittsoure.
Pa.. WEDNESDAY. April 15. at 10 o'clock A.
jr.. of the following described articles, to wit:
i Decker C. carriages, three-quarter stylo
finished of the very finest material; 2S
phaetons, 12 side bar buggies. 4 end spring
Corning jobs, 5 Villiago carts. 3 surryi.
2 doctor's counes, 2 wheel; 20 doctor's:
carts, 1 very line barrouche. 4 buck-wagons. S
road carts. 6 top carts (second hand). Co bnck
nagon bodies, 6.5 phaeton bodle", 35 iqnare box
bodies, 1 wagon body. 2 piano bodies, i Corning
bodies 4 second hand 6-seated carriages almost
new; a large lot of new wheels and shaftsi
woodnork of ail description, leather and cloth t
blacksmith's machinery of every description i
office fnrniture. safe. etc. The above article!
are of the finest material In tbe market. Any
body in need of tbe above articles should not
fail to attend the sale. Theabove articles wilt
be sold to tbe highest bidder, as tbe company
have sold their property to church partie, ana
have oulyodavs to vacate. No postponement
on account of the weather. THE SPKOUL
VEHICLE MANUFACTURING CO.. LIM.,
J. A.. McKELVY. Auctioneer. ap9-62
-A--ULO"bo:n. Sal
OF
JAPANESE GOODS,
Commencing SATURDAY, APRIL IL at 10
o'clock, and continuing dally until tho entire
stock is disposed of. This is thelargestand Uncst
stock of Japanese eoods ever offered in this
city. and.havlng been consigned tons by one ot
the largest Importers m New York, within
strnctionsto dispose of it without regard t
value, it will be sold without reserve. Don' I
tail to attend this sale.
ROBINaONA CO., Auctioneers,
aplO-92 G2i Hinithfleld street.
UCTION HALE "
At the residence of the late Conrad Van
Buren,
3JILLVALE BOROUGH.
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Consisting of Parlor and Bedroom Furniture,
Piano, Bookcase; Carpets, Kitcbenware, etc
Also, Garden Tools, Cider Pres. etc
Sale to be held ou TUESDAY, April 14. at 11
A. M. Termq cash. apl2-13
CHARLES SimERS&CO.,
129 FOURTH AVE.
(Telephone 1773)
KealEstate and Mortgages.
Money to Loan at Lowest Ratea.
Get our now catalogue aud weekly
printed lists of new properties for
sale, rent and exchange, mailed free.
BRANCH OFFICES:
3313 Penn Ave.-Telephone 5577
6019 Penn Ave. Telephone 5328 ,
: apU-73
The National Co-Operative
Building and Investment Association
Will sell stock seenred by first mort
jrazes at $65 00 a share, and GUAR
ANTEES 12Jfper cent annually oa
investment. -Refer to any Denver
$100
uanir. Agents wanted, send Ior
circulars.
1800 to 1800 Curtis street, DENVER, COL.
mb29-139.su
MORTGAGES WANTED.
HTJRKY & EDSALL,
r.L,l
Fidelity BaUdlng.'i
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