THE BURGER LICENSE
Kot Rescinded by the Judges
After a Short Examination.
THE CHARGES KOT SUBSTANTIATED
Three Hen Acquitted of Haviic Passed
Eo;ns bilver Dollars.
USE OF MAILS FOE LOTTEKX TUEPOSES
The hearing in the case cf Thomas Bnr
ger, of 2o. 140 South Canal street, Alle
gheny, who was granted a retail license, and
who was afterward charged, by means of
anonymous letters, with having said that
he obtained his license by the use of money,
pa; of which the Court got, was had yester-
dav before Judges White and M-gee.
Sir. Burger's license hnsbecu held by the
clerk pending the investigation ordered by
the court. At the hearing Clarence Bur
leigh, attorney for Burger, said that he had
made a scarcu for the writers of the letters,
but failed to find them. He had employed
oeteciives ami lound out nothing. Detect
ive Ilcsser had also been unable to find
anything. Mrs. Burger testified that her
husband had not been 1ruu, as charged.
Judge White remarked that since the stir
about the letter, they had not received an
nnoLymous letter, and no one had come
forward to substantiate the charges. At
torney B. C Christy said, ou his honor, that
lie had no kuowledge of any thing in the
letter. But he had a su-picion ot the writer
and wnuld not let the matter drop.
As no evidence had been produced to
substantiate the charges the Court directed
tnat 3Ir. Burger be givtn his license.
COUNTERFEIT SILVER DOLLARS.
Some Innocent Parties Who Tried to Pass
Them Are Discharged.
Charles Wise, Wallace Radcliffe and James
McDade were clven a hearing before United
B ates Commissioner JlcOandless yesterday
afternoon ou a charge of attempting to pass a
counterfeit silver dollar. The informations
were made by United States Detective Mc
fcweeney. The accused men are residents o!
East Liberty. At the hearing it was developed
that Wise had been given a dollar by a man
named Nicholas Kixne to purchase 0 cents
worth ot Hhisky. lie did no: know until he
went into a liquor store that ttie dollar was
counterfeit, and Bavhe took the money back.
The case of Radcliffe and McDade was a simi
lar occurrence. They also baa been given a
dollar to boy whisky for Bayne, and did not
know tbo money was bad until they tried to
pass it.
There was no evidence to show that the men
knew the money was counterfeit when they
tried to pass it. and ther were discharged.
Bayne has not been arrested.
To-Morrow's Trial Lists.
Common Pleas Conrt JJo. 1 McCoy et ux
vs Fmtou et als Thompson vs Gulick Co.;
Carson vs Gulick SCo.; Eaton vs ICleber Bros.:
lcbooiimaker vs Toergs etal; Wainwright vs
Pittsburg and Western Railroad Companj;
Stodard fc Co. vs Woog: Furlong vs Ewing
Biers; Sunstem vs Kel.l; Oliver vs Lollmer;
Iualdsoo vs Hockswender; Wolff, Jr., vs
Herhcy. ,
Common Pleas Conrt Na 2 Walker vj Alle
gheny City: Scott Vs Henderson et al; Black
Co. v ilcKee.
Lottery Postals in the SlalL
E. P. Georce, of Charlerol, was arrested by
United htates Jlrshal Harrah yesterday after
noon on a charge of sending a postal card re
lating to lottery business through the math
George was taken before United States Com
missioner McCandles", where he waived a hear
lmr and cave bail for court. George said that
Le hd len ignorant of the act of Congress
prohibiting sending letters, etc, relating to
lottery business, through the mall.
Xotes From the Conrts.
I the United States Court yesterday in the
matter ot George Dnncan, John C. Porter and
otuers. bankrupts, and order was made for the
public sale of tlie individual estate of John C.
Sorter, one of the bankrupts.
W. T. Imiit yesterday filed in the Quarter
Sessions Conrt his resignation as constable of
the (Second ward. McICecsportj he having been
elected Alderinan of the Third ward of that
city in February. The resignation was ac
cepted, to take effect yesterday.
Tiie following executions were issued yes
terdaj: A. E. McCandless. Sheriff, vs Jennie
.ovinsky. S1S3 CS: Louis Schwab vs Ann and
Slathias Cullen. 36 To; D. T. Harvey vs Harris
Brs.. $50 9o: A i Jarrctt. for ue of Benja
n.iu ts. Breeze vs George Graesel, SL600.
Honso Decoration, 101 Market Street
Stoughton & Stuleu opened their, new
wall paper store last Tuesday. Their cus
tomers have been many, and the various de
sues and new patterns of their finely se
lected stock ot wall paper, lincrusta, stereo
reiief, plastieo.etc, have been much admired;
also their fine line of picture moldings.
Persons desiring to refurnish their houses
in painting and papering will be repaid by
consulting Stoughton & Stulen, and ex
amining their entire new stock just received
from the manufacturers. Don't forget their
new location, 101 Market 6treet
Snlmrban Property,
The best investment yon can make is a
judicious purchase of good suburban prop
erly. The best advice you can follow in
making a selection is: Do not buy any
wherp, at any price or on any terms until
you know what other eligible property in
the vicinity is selling for. If you think of
buying in the vicinity of Sberadeii, on the
Panhandle Kailroad, get thcSheraden Land
and Improvement Company's new map and
price list of over 200 "Little Farms" (as
compared with a SS-'ootlot) which that com
pany has still for sale at its old prices, un
ntleeted by the "coming boom." They may
be had at 127 Fifth avenue or at Sheradeii
station, wuerethe company's secretary will
meet prospectors every afternoon.
ew Patents.
O. D. Levis, patent attornev, of
131 Futh nvtnue, one door from
Leader building, sends the following new
patents, just issued: II.- S. Dunoerspeck,
w thing machine; Elmer Green, North
Last, Pa., adjustable balance swing gate;
V . i Beck, Knoxville, Pa, case for hold
ing plates; J. F. Alston, ltei,ova, Va., brick
tires; James Morgan, Pittsburg, "feed table
lor rolling mills," J. K. Mack, Portsmouth,
O., "hitching bucule;" Philip Long, Pitts
burg, "wall socket for incandescent lamps."
foiled States and all foreign patents ob
tained. Established ove- 20 years. Oface
open every evening until 9 o'clock.
AT ALEX. KObS 3IUSIC STOKES,
137 rederal Street, Allegheny, and
CO
Prankstowa Avenue, E. fc Pittsburg,
You can find sll the latest sheet musio
at
hall price, musical instruments of all kinds,
including everything lroni a large pipe or
gan toaC-cent jewsharp. Our endeavor is
nlwas to please our patrons. Call and
see us. -waii
OOo UKUsSELS CARPETS S9c
FiB Sew Patterns Jnt In Where?
J. H. Kuukel & Bro.'s. 1347 and 1319
At
Penn avenue.
ISlack Goodt Department,
Full and complete stock of Henrietta?,
silk warp cashmeres, drap d'Aluias, nun's
veilings, buntings, taniise cloths and
French fizured novelties at astonishingly
low prices, at 11. J. LynchV, 43S-H0 Mar
ket street. -vyrssu
To riAVE just what is wanted in dress
trimmings is our best advertisement. We
have all the beBt styles of this season's trim
mings. Beini-o & Wilds.
Lochinvau Awnings At Jdamauz&
Sou's, SS'J Penn avenue.
All who suffer from headache caused by
defective sight, try Maunion. expert oDti-
iam, 7 Fifth annus. But fl ipecUcls.
MR. FREY ASKS A DIVORCE.
The Charges Against nil Wife That Are
Made ly the Commission Merchant
Why Abble C. Schmidt Wants to Be
Separated From Her Husband.
Simon H. Frey, the commission merchant,
yesterday entered suit for a divorce from
Lottie Frey. It is stated that they were
married on Juue 27, 1888, and lived together
nutil April 22, 189L Mrs, Frey, it is
charged, was unduly intimate with J. W.
Robinson and divers others unknown to
Mr. Frev.
Mrs. Abbie C. Schmidt, of Juniata street,
sued for a divorce from Herman W.
Schmidt. She states that they were married
in November, 1879. He was untrue to her,
and on May 1, 1890, he obtained 5420 from
Patrick Bice, of Irwin avenue, Allegheny,
on a fraudulent check. With the proceeds
he left for parts unknown with another
woman. In September he turned up in
Cleveland, and by false pretenses, obtained
120 worth of jewelry, which he gave to the
woman he was living with. He was ar
rested for it, and is now seiving a two years'
sentence in the Columbus Penitentiary.
Suits for divorce on the ground of ill
treatment i ere entered by Sadie J. Short
against Robert Short; Flora Curl against
Winfield S. Curl, and Delia Myers against
Frank Myers. Infidelity was alleged inthe
divorce suit of Sarah A. Denman against
William H. Denman. Divorces were
granted yesterday in the cases of Ellen JIc
Douneli against John McDonnell, and
Daniel Nash against Harriet Nash. A
motion for a new trial was made in the di
vorce case of Catharine M. Neel against
Jordan S. Neel, in which the jury had given
a verdict in favor o. Mrs. Neel.
ALLEGHENY'S FINANCES.
Controller Itrown Flies a Report as a Form
in Increasing the Indebtedness The
ISonded Debt Increased to Almost
82,200,000 Forms of the Bonds.
Controller Brown, of Allegheny, yester
day tiled in the Quarter Sessions Court a
statement of the financial condition of Alle
gheny City. The filing of the statement
was in accordance with the second section
of the act of April 20, 1874, regulating the
manner of increasing the indebtedness of
municipalities. The statement shows the
financial condition of the city on March 1,
1891, and was filed owing to the issuing of
bonds increasing the indebtedness $408,000.
The bonded indebtedness, iuclnding
municipal, renewal, wharf, water, city
property, sewer, JlcClnre avenue, Charles
street and Park bonds, amounts to $1,777,
G00. The floating debt is 553.214 43, mak
ing a total indebtedness ot $1,830,714.43.
The amount m the City Treasury March 1
was $G7,5J3 S3, and the amount in the sink
ing fund applicable to the redemption of
bonds, $307,910 95. a total of $375,260 48,
leaving the net indebtedness $1,455,453 95.
The valuation of the taxable property at
the last assessment was $51,956,800. The
amount the debt is to be increased is $408,
000, and the amount of annual tax levied
and assessed to pay the indebtedness, $34,
120. The forms of the obligations to be
issned are 160 registered electric light bonds
lor $1,000 each, maturing April 1, 1921, and
150 registered municipal bonds, 75 registered
street improvement bonds and 23 registered
California avenue bonds, all for $1,000 each
and maturing April 1, 1911.
TEE LIQUOR WAS P0IS0KED.
An Unknown Enemy Destroys the Lives of
Two Ladies.
Denver, April-25. One of the most
atrocious crimes ever perpetrated in the
West came to light this morning. Some
months a so Mrs. Josephine B. Barnaby,
widow of J. B. Barnaby, a millionaire mer
chant of Providence, K. L, took a trip to
California for her health. Mrs. G. S. War
rell, wife of a prominent real estate dealer,
accompanied her. On their return, April 9,
Mrs. Barnaby lonnd a package, postmarked
Boston, which had arrived during her
absence. It contained a smr.'l flask of
whisky with this inscription: "With best
wishes, accept this fine old whisky from
your friends in the woods."
A few days later, when fatigued, both
drank some of the liquid. From that time
both ladies suffered terrible agonies, Mrs.
Barnaby slowly sinking under the effects of
the terrible internal burnine ot the poison
which the bottle was afterward found to con
tain. Two days ago Mrs. Barnaby died
and Mrs. Warrell is not expected to live.
The motive for the crime is a mystery.
THE DENOUEMENT OF A 1EAOEDY.
Dr. Seguln, of New York, Seeks a Divorce
From nig Second Wife.
Providence. April 25. Dr. Edward C.
Seguin, of New York, au eminent specialist
on nervous diseases, has been a resident of
this city lor a year, for the purpose of se
curing a divorce. Yesterday he began his
suit against his wife, Helen C. Seguin.
Mrs. Seguin, the woman from whom the
Doctor seeks divorce, is his second wife, and
is the woman on account of jealousy of
whom the first Mrs. Sesruin killed her chil
dren and then herself in New York a few
years ago. After the death of his children
at the hands of their mother and her suicide
Dr. Seguin married the woman from whom
he now petitions to be separated.
Dr. Seguin was the only witness yester
day, and his petition was not opposed,
neither his wife nor her counsel being pres
ent, the usual course pursued by non-residing
defendants. The petition charges Helen
C. Seguin with desertion and extreme cru
elty. The Court took the papers and it is
claimed granted the divorce, but the for
mal decision will not be rendered till
May 1.
Churches Apply for Charters.
An application was filed yesterday for a
charter for the St. Luke's Reformed Church
of Uraildock. The trustees are J. S. Miller,
Amos Lnugbner and L. M. L-aughner. An
application was also filed for a charter for
the Calvary Reformed Church of Turtle
Creek. The trustees are J. E. Montgomery,
J. C. Rifer aud Albert Lewis.
Mary Sullivan Was Insane.
The Coroner's inquest in the case of Mary
Sullivan, tbo Temperance-rille woman who
stabbed her husband and then cut her throat,
was held yesterday. A verdict was rendered
to tbeefiect thatshecommitted suicide while
temporarily insane.
TCT A KINO AROUND THIS OFFER,
87 CO for a Choice From 2,000 Hen's Fine
Ilaslness Suits.
Here's our brilliant offer to you for Mon
day. You're the buyer, we're the ones who
want to sell. A big money saving in this
sale for the public:
We have ou hand 2,000 very stylish men's
suits, which sold for $12, 14 and"$16 about
30 of a kind, divided ihto 06 lots. We just
buuehed every-priced suits into one solid
special lot, aud marked 'em at $7 CO, to sell
quick. To illustrate: There are men's fine
sacs: and cutaway suits in this lot, made
.Tom silk mixed cassimeres and worsteds;
there are some fine black cheviot suits, and
also last blue flannel suits in it, and very
handsome tweeds, besides bairlipes and pin
checks. Only $7 SO (or a fine business suit,
Monday. Enough said.
P. C. C C, 1'iTTSBURO Combination
Clothing Company, corner Grant and
Diamond streets.
25c INGRAIN CARPET 18 3-4c
IVhere?
At J. H. Kunkel & Bro.'s, 1347-1349 Penn
avenue. Don't buy your carpeti ontil yon
see ours.
-Hello, 11861"
"Hello."
."Bend me a case of Pilsner beer.
My
folk like it but of anj beer wt know."
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To Let, ete ten cents per line or each inser
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Top line being displayed counts as ttco.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS OFFICE,
Cor. Smiihfield and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHEKB
WANT. 1TOK SALE. TO LET. AND OTHEB
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOK INSERTION.
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KOK THE SOUTHS1DE. NO. HIS CAESON
STltEET. TKLEl'HOXE NO. 6022.
FOIt THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, 612J
PLNN AVE.
PITTSBUKG-AD1MTKWAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY S309 Butler Street.
EMILG. STUCKEY, 2th street and rennav.
ALLEGHENY.
A. j. KAF.HCHEU. SI Fedtrat street.
H. J. MciiltlOK, Market House, Allegheny.
F. n. EG G KKS & SON. Ohio anS Chestnut St..
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin aves.
G. W. HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Beaver avei.
PERRY M. G I.EIM. Rebecca and Allegheny aves.
WANTED.
Slalo nelD.
AN ACTIVE. ENERGETIC MArJ TO MAN
AGE an office: must have a cash capital of
Itom ?500 to $soo: wilarv, sit per month and lnter
est In the business. Address BOX Sll. St. Lools,
Mo. Only those who mean business need apply.
ap"5-99-TTSu
BAKKR-SECOND HAND CAKE BAKKR.
917 WALNUT ST.. McKeesport, Pa. apM-95
TJOY A STOUT BOY. ABOUT 18
YEARS
JL old.
to make himself reuerallv useful about
a crocerv store: rcierenre renuirca. appij iou
dy morning at JOHN DAUB'S SONS, 617 Smith
flefd St. ap26-H8
BOY-GOOD. RELIAHLF. BOY, ITU SOME
experience in drug business: steady place to
rlElit party. Gallon or address with references,
B. F. MULLIN, Fayette City, Pa. ap25-51
CAKPENTERS-FOR BRIDGE WORK. AP
PLY at California av viaduct, McClnre ar.,
Allegheny, HAIKU BROS. ap-9
COATMAKER A FIRST-CLASS COAT
IMAREIt Immediately: none but a good man
need apply: good wages and steady work guaran
teed the Tear aronnd. Inquire of J AS. A. Mo
NAI.LY. Sv9 Liberty St., city, or GEO. L.
TEETERS, Apollo, Pa. sp24-3
C-OATMAKERS-TWO FIRST-CLASS COAT
makers; steady work; union shop; nnlou
price. Inquire at ouce at BUTLER JACK
SON'S, New Brighton. Pa. ap25-77
GOATMAKERFinST-CLAS3 MAN: CITT
wages and Job guaranteed for one year. Ap
ply JAs. A. A1C.N ALLY, Liberty St.. or Rlelil
Bros., Tarentum. ap23-I4
COATMAKEBS TWO FIRST-CLASS COAT
MAKEKS. ImmedlatPir: best prices and
good workshop. 8. V. ST1MSON & SONS. Co
lumbus, O. ap25-24
DRAUGHTSMEN TWO GOOD MEN FOR
detail work on strnctural Iron; none but ex
perienced draughtsmen on buildings and bridges
need apply. RITER 4CONLEY, Preble Avenue
Works, Allegheny City. ap25-s
-pkRUG CLERK-COMPETENT DRUG CLERK,
JL registered, aud with good references. Ad
dress AR1STOL, Box 100S, Pittsburg. Pa. ap2S-33
DRUG CLERK-AT ONCJs-APPLY ATRAM
SEY&CO.'S, lOlOMalnst., bharpsburg, Pa.
ap2S-123
F
IVE CARPENTERS-MONDAY MORNING.
A. L. HOUGH. Carpenter and Builder, cor
ner seventh ave. and Fountain st. ap26-150
FOREMAN-FOUNDRY FOREMAN, STRICT
LY' temperate, pushing and having experi
ence In handling men: must be well up In heavy
green and dry sand molding, and conversant
with cupola and air furnace practice. LEWIS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO.. Llm.. Pitts
burg, Pa. ap22.94-wrhF8u
TTARNESS MAKER STEADY KMl'LOT-
11 MENT. good wages: none bnt good mechan
les and reliable men need apply.
Address DDK-
rj X C7., Aiansneia, u.
ap2S-25
JOURNEYMEN PAINTERS-STOUGHTON 4
STULEN, 101 Market St., city. ap2S-!C9
MACHINISTS TO KNOWTHATTHERE IS A
strike pending at WHARTON MCKNIGHT'S
SHOP. ap2I-53-TTSn
MANAGERS LVERYWHERE. TO TAKE
charge of our business; advertise, dis
tribute circulars and employ help to sell goods;
wages f-V) to (125 permontb: expenses advanced;
state experience, wages expected, also your pref
erence for borne work or traveling. SLOAN &
CO.. Mfrs..' 294 George St., Cincinnati, O.
ap28-4-TTSSa
MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS-TO SOLICIT FOR
a publication In high lavor: a rare opportu
nity for right person.
Address J
G.. Dispatch
omce, city.
ap24-17-vsn
MEN-AT ONCE. HONEST. ENERGETIC
men to travel and solicit orders for nursery
stock: permanent employment and good pay: ref
erence required: state ajreand previous occupa
tion. Address It. G. CHASE CO.. 1430 South
Penn Square, Philadelphia, Pa. ap20-40-MWFSu
-pAINTEKS-SIX FIRST-CLASS MEN: ALSO
m iwo paper Hangers; uuiun uieu only nteu
apply to jAauia r.
gheny.
JONES, 21 Federal St.. Alle-
apsg-w
AINTERS-1EN WANTED AT
FETEKS'. 107 Fourth av.
W. W.
ap26-12l
PAPER HANGER ONE WHO. CAN DO
kalsomlnlng preferred. Apply E. B. BU
CHANAN, Mansfield, Allegheny co., 1'a.
ap2S-156
ATTERN MAKERS-TWO GOOD PATTERN
makers at once Address GORUON steam
rttJ
Ml' CO., Hamilton. O. ap26-74
HE-COVERER EXP ERIEN CED APPLY
at once. A. H. 1., Dispatch offlce. ap26-U8
PORTT.R-OF GOOD HABITS AND NOT
arrald or work. Apply at CENTRAL
HOTEL, Beaver Falls, Pa. ap26-S6
B'
-VG1STKRED GEKMAN DRUG CLERK-A.
BECK, cor. Twelfth and Diamond sts., S. S.
ap24-14-FBn
SALESMEN-ON SALARY OR COMMISSION,
to handle the New Patent Chemical Ink
Lraslng Pencil; the greatest selling noveltvever
produced; erases Ink thoroughly in two seconds:
no abrasion of paper: 2'X) to 500 per cent pront;
one agent's sales amounted to fO-0 In six days:
another $32 In two hours: we want one energetic
general agent for each State and Territory. .For
terms and full particulars, address THE MON
ROE ERASER MFG. CO., La Crosse, Wis.
ap26-5S
SALESMEN-TO ACT ASSrATE AGENTS FOR
an estab'i"hd house; exclusive terrltorv;
stcaay employment: liberal commissions offered
to live men who can obtain otlier salesmen: please
address promptly. HAGENS, 3625 Market St.,
Philadelphia, Pa. ap26-5
SALFSMEN-3 EXPERIENCED 8HOE SALES
MEN: permanent positions; highest wages
to first-class, thorough shoe men; others need not
apply. W. M. LAIRD, 433 Wood st. ap24-33
OHADE MAKER
AND HANGEU-AN
n: reference reauired
EX-
k3 PEKIENCED man: reference required. E.
GKOETZI.N GKR. C7 and 629 Penn av. apIO-M
SOLIOri'ORS-FOR CHEAPEST ANO BEST
life Insurance policy. MURRY & LDSALL,
M Fidelity Building. ap21-76
THE ADDRESS OF EVERY ORANI1 Al!IY
man ti ho considers bis services worth (33 to
$50 weekly. Those earning less, or anv O. A. H.
man unemployed, please address II. GRAN
FIELD. 3 East Fourteenth St., New York City.
ap25-2I-WSSU
miNNERS-TWO GOOD TINNERS.
APPLY
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ap26-145
UFHOLSTEItERS
HOLSTERERS. Water st., city.
TWO FIRST-CLASS UP
HAUGH 4 KEENAN. 33
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A net. s ana iu a. u,
LURE. 40 Wylie av.
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ap26-S9
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'John Hqyle O'Reilly's Poetry and Songs of Ire
land." 'Tlie Soldier in Oic Civil War:" send for
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AGENTS-RAND, MCNALLY & CO.'S IN
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Filth av. ap26-110
AOENTS-FOR THE BEST DOOR PLATE
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signs: big pay; terms free: write at once,
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.Situations.
POSITION-IN GENERAL ACCOUNTING OR
bookkeeping, young married man: practical
experience of ten ears: satisfactory reference
from present employers and reasons for change.
Address BESSEMER. Dispatch offlce. ap25-30
POSITION - BY EXPERIENCED BOOK
RKEPER. accurate and reliable, at present
employed In a bank, who Is desirous of making a
change. Address A. B 107 Center St., oil City,
Pa. ap26-3
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ney well fitted by education, with 12 years' legal
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ences. Address P. O. BOX 402. ap26-20
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office or light employment; best
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Address EX-SOLD1EK, Dispatch offlce. ap26-12
SITUATION AS MANAGING MOUSE
KEEPER In small family by middle-aged
lady. Address Y., -Drawer Jr., Homestead.
au23-u
Female Helpw
fOOK IMMEDIATELY: GOOO RESTATJ-
J KA3T cook (female): one lannory aim
aiccnen Ein. inquire at sua wuuu si.
apIS-H2
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VX MAN, Polish or Swede preferred. Address
J. B. B., corner South and Thirty-ninth sts.,
LawrenccvlUe. ap2fi-151
1UJL-rOK GENERAL HOUSEWORK: KEK
lT ERF.NCES required. Apply at 19 SHfcF
F1ELD ST.. Allegheny. apM-B
I CAN PAY A SALARY OF 5 A WEEK AND
Increase it, for ladles to open letters at their
homes and assist me In a quiet and agieeable way
among rrlends. Nice Utile sum of money made
by a few hours work each day: refen nces given.
I can give pleasant employment to a few ladles.
Address, with stamp. MRS. MARION WALKER,
6H Fourth av., Louisville, Ky. apll-131-u
"I ADY-AN EDUCATED BUSINESS WOMAN.
JJ middle aged but active, ror a position where
good tact and Judgment are necessary: If suitable
situation will be permanent: apply personally
alter 9:30. H. H. WKEDON, S Seventh av.
apSG-UZ
YOUNG LADY-GOOD TALKER, TO
TEND a soda fountain and sell goods.
AT
Call Monday, April 27, 10 A. M., at 21 SEVENTH ST.
ap26-30
()T FIRST-CLASS,
EXPERIENCED MILi.T-
UU .a.
NEKY trimmers at KAUFMANNS': will
pay highest wages. apSS-143
Boarders and Lodcers.
f ENTLEMEN OCCUPANTS FOK TWO DE
VT SIRABLE front rooms: delightful location
In Allegheny on new electric line. Address N. K.
L., Dispatch office. ap:S-81
LODGERSBY A REFINED FAMILY-TWO
young gentlemen of good reference to t.ifc a
suite or lroni rooms. Address SUBURBAN. Dis
patch office. ap?6-S7
OCCUPANTS FOK WELL TUKNISHED
second-story iroat room, near park and on car
line. Address R. A., Dispatch office. ap26-159
OCCUPANTS FOR FUKN18HED OR UNFUR
NISHED rooms: reference exchanged. 92
ARCH sr., Allegheny.
Hp.'G-Hl
OCCUl'ANTS-FOR COMMUNICATING OR
single rooms. 21 STOCKTON AV., Alle
gheny. ap26-73
YOUNG COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN
would like to secure room and board with
some nice tainlly In rood location along line of
Fort Wayne or Panhandle roads, within e.isv
access of city: terms must be reasonable: refer
ence given and required. Address, with terms
and particular, COUPLK, Dispatch office.
ap26-ll
Partner.
PARTNER-WITH 123, IN ESTABLISHED
business making HO weekly. Address
LUCRATIVE, Dispatch office. ap26-103
PARTNEK-A YOUNG MAN WITH tXX 10
assist In a business which will pay, f 150 per
month. Address W. N.. Dispatch office. ap26-7
Boarfllnjr.
Ec
iOOM-A LADY OP REFINEMENT WANTS
room and board lnnrlvate family living at
Sbadysble or Roup: state terms: reference ex
changed. Address W. K. R., Dispatch office.
ap26-89
Kooms.
EOOMS-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN-ONE
or two rooms wlih partial bo-ird in the East
End; Parisian French family prelerred. Address
B. 11., Dispatch office. ap26-3s
Financial.
AN ACTIVE AND EXPERIENCED MAN
wants to put IU000 or J1.600 and his services
in some paying business. Address EARN I.ST,
Dispatch office. ap26-34
MANUFACTURERS DESIRING MORE CEN
TRAL location, free fneL 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 or Indiana. HATHAWAY INVESTMENT
CO , 25 iixebange St., Rochester, N. Y. ap25-20
MONEY OUR FACILITIES "OR FURNISH
ING money to any amount on bond and
mortgage are unequaled: lowest rates of Interest
and no delay. II you need money apply MORRIS
FLEMING, 108 Fourth ave. Jy27-S6-TTSSU
MOltTGAGES-MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS
to suit at AH. 5 and 6 per cent. ALLES &
jJAILEV, 164 Fourth ave. Tel. 167. apM-19-TTi.su
TO LOAN MONEY WE HAVE OVER ONK
million dollars to loan on cltv and suburban
property at tf per cent; no tax: we will also
loan money on improved farms in Allegheny,
Beaver, Fayette, Washington and Westmoreland
counties: any marketable security taken for loans
of any amount. BLACK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth
ave. Ic3-a9-su
Y
roUNG MAN WANTS TO INVEST FROM
12,000 to $1,000 In some well paving or well
established business; all communications strictly
private. Aaaress a. iuuau. uupsicaomrp.
ap25-86
Miscellaneous.
BUYERS-ONE CENT A BOLT FOR WALL
paper; better grades 2c, 2J$. 8c; gold paper,
HC solid gold 6c; embossed gold 6c: gold border
lea yard: samples mailed free. REED, wall
paper Jobber, Rochester, Pa. aps26-147
COUNTRY MERCHANTS-TAKE NOTICE
Tbomas Kenyon sells goods cheaper than anv
New York house: 1, COO dozen men's seamless halt
hose at 65c per dozen, worth fully 90c at 165, 167,
169 FEDERAL ST. (formerly Wm. Semple's.)
ap26-136
JTtVERYBODY INVITED TO CALL AT THE
li cheapest store in tbe world. THOS. KEN
ON, 165, 167. 169 Federal St., Allegheny, (for
merly Wm. Semple's store). ap26-138
ADIES. CALL AND SEE OO K HANDSOME
line oi silver gray dress goods at 6c: ten
cases will go at this price. THOS. KENYON,
165, 167, 169 Federal st., Allegheny, (formerly
Semple's stores). opIS-lM
J- ADIES TO KNOW THAT THE SCHOOL OF
Ji Design and Dress Cutting is now loeated at
No. 951 PENN AV. All are Invited to call and
Investigate our methods. apI9
Mc
ONEY EASILY 8AVED-A LIFE-SIZE
cravon nortralt for almost nothlne: the
public mar ask how can this be done; our answer
is, we employ no agents who would receive 25 to
40 per cent commissions: we employ no nnlformed
men to transact our business: we save these com'
mlsslnns and salaries for the benefit of our cus
tomers: we request onr patrons to bring their ad
vertising checks, with pnotorapn. to our office,
and for each crayon portrait that is ordered we
furnish at a very reasonable price a neat and ap
propriate frame: we warn our customers and the
public from dealing with irresponsible crayon
portrait fakirs; our business Is based upon strict
auu nonorauie principles, auu our won, now in
the houses
or nunnreas oi famines,
attests tbat
ract. EUROPEAN PORTRAIT
Filth av., Pittsburg.
CO.. No. 349
ap26-13i-WSU
PEOPLK SHOULD KNOW THAT THOS.
KENYON does not confine his bargains to
one day: yon can get bargains six days every
week at 165. 167. 1C9 Federal St., Allegheny, (for
merly Semple's stores). ap26-l36
QTOKE LARGE-SIZED STORE. IN LOWER
lngtopavfxtoooto tJ,500rent,
vj wards and business center or the city: win-
Address STORE,
uispaicu omce.
ap.-u-w
TWO YOUNG LADIES OF REFINED FAMI
LIES and means to make up a party of four,
for three months travel and a year of study In
France and Germanv. under a very competent
directress: the lady In question enjoys a high po
sition In French and German social and profes
sional circles: schools, conservatories and tbe stu
dios of tbe best masters In art arc free and open to
leader and party; terms not extravagant. Ad
dress MADAM C, Postufflce box 141, Buffalo, N.
Y. ap26-lll
WAGONS-NINE WAGONS OF THE NORTH
American Delivery Company. Apply at
AdiL ucuii o. uatu ra&i, f.uu auu lJihlII8-
burg Local Express, 12 Seventh av. ap26-l54
ORKINGMEN -SEE OUR 60c STRIPED
pants, lined and with patent buttons. This
is no one day fake. THOS. liENYOt., 165. 167,
169 Federal St., Allegheny. (Formerly Wm.
Semple's.) apM-130
OU GET A BAKER'S DOZEN (13) OF
Stewart & Co. 's fine cabinet photos for II, at
90 and 92 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny.
mvlS-lS-TTSu
-I f OOO CARPENTERS ARE .WANTED
aO
JLVJ7 see our 35c cnlanndrled
white shlrta.
double back and linen front: worth every penny
of 75c. THOS. KKYON. 165. 167. 169 Federal su,
Allegheny. (Formerly Semple's Stores.)
ap26-133
35
5f CENTS WILL BUY A t IR3T-RATE UN-
LAUN DRIED white linen shirt, double
bacic. worth fully7:c. THOS. KENYON, 165. 167,
169 Federal St., Allegheny (formerly Wm. Scm
ple's). apts-iai'
FOR SALE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
Cltr Residences.
HOUSES-FOUR NEWDWKLL1NG HOUSES,
of seven rooms each, pantry and Inside
w. c; premises sewered; Nos. 21.0. 2 23:4, "SS&
Fox alley, Southslde; on easy terms and long
time. Eun'lN LOGAN, Attorney-at-Law. 150
Fourth av. ap23-39-TT8Su"
HOUSE AT LESS THAN VALUK-A HOUSE
In the old part of the city, now rented to
pay a good percentage on the cost and sure of an
increase In value. C. 11. LOVA No. 93 Fourth av.
, ap25-tti
MT. WASHINGTON-W1LBERT ST. : PRICE.
(2,300; nice two-story frame house, five
rooms; lot, 44x100 feet: water and gas, etc.; terms
reasonable, very cheap, as house Is almost new.
(1C5.) BLACK & BAlltD, 95 Fourth are.
aplO-60-Tusa
NO. 47 LOMBARD ST.-NEW 5-ROOM BRICK
dwelling; ball, good cellar, nat. gasipos-
session at once: lot 24x80 feet: 12,300.
BAILEY, 104 Fourth av. Tel. 187.
ALLES
ap2S-I03
DO 130-N EAR MAGEE ST. BRICK HOUSE,
yo'ju? 4 rooms: water and gas; paved street; can
build addition In rear; decided bargain. (aW).
ALLES BAILEY, 164 Fourth av. TeL 167.
ap26-10
Suburban Keflaencea.
KELLY ST.-S MINUTES FROM WILKINS
HUICG station, a frame bouse of 8 rooms and
finished attic; also reception hall, folding doors.
Inside shutters, bathroom, hot and cold water,
slate mantels, gas and electric light, back aud
lront porches: lot SOxl to an alley. Inquire of
JOHNMCDAVITT, Alpha St., near Brace Bros.
laundry. East End. ap2:-59
-VTTILKINSBURG-FOR TEN DAYS ONLY:
Y y Rebecca St., 2 minutes from station; new
Queen Anne house of 11 rooms; round tower,
circle porcbes, batli, basement kitchen, slate
mantels, tile hearths. Inside shutters, etc.: large
stable, lot 4Svl22 10 alley; every modern Improre
ment; price fi.700; terms easy; a complete house
at a bargain. Inquire of owner, THOMAS A,
COLEMAN, opposite station. . aplS-uy
BRUSHTON STATION. EA&TENDAV.-NEW
2-story frame residence; 7 rooms, btth, h.
and c. water, natural gas, oleetrlo lights, ball,
front and rear porch, nicely papered and painted;
lotfiOxlSO; a complete home; will be sold for less
than cost: owner anxious to sell. SAM El, W.
BLACK CO., 99 Fourth av. ap24-41
OAKLAND AVE.-$8.5K:FINESTnOUSK ON
street: lot, ttXxlOO feet; new eight-room
brick, all improvements: big bargain. (F 77.)
ALLE3 & BAfLKY, 164 Fourth av. Tel. 167.
apK-lO'
PENN AND BRUSHTON AVS.-TWO-STORY
frame house of 12 rooms, bath, w. c. botand
cold water, both gases, uicely papered and newly
Sainted, front and side porch, good stable; we
avo a low price for quick sale. BAXTER,
THOMPSON &CO., 162 Fourth av.
apJG-TTSu'
CI OOO
DOWN -BALANCE LONG TIME
and easv payments for Meyran av. prop
erty; eight-roomed brick bonse. ball, vestibule,
bath, range. Inside w. c. laundry, hot and cold
water, both gases, etc.: all modern conveniences:
nice lot; price only t&COO. (d 2J1). IU.ALK&
BA1RD, No. 95 Fourtn av. ap22-53-WSu
TJarelwooil Itesldences.
OTLVAN AV.-NEAR HAZELWOOD
AV.,
JO Twenty-third ward, five minutes' walk from
station, good Iwo-storr and attic frame dwelling
of 12 rooms, wide hall, bathroom, range, marble
mantels, inside mutters, natural and artllicl.il
gas. front and back porches; nice lot. 130x360.
covered with frnlt trees and shrubbery, (d 70.)
BLACK & BA1RD, 95 Fourth av. ap2S-51
AUezlieny Kesldencefc.
PERRYSV1LLE AV., ALLEGHENY-AT A
bargain, a fire-room frame house, porches,
stable, grape arbor, shrubbery, etc.; lot 126x170;
terms to suit. BALTESPRGR Sc WILLIAMS,
No. 143 Fourth av. ap2s-33
QA 500 OSGOOD ST.. ONE SQUARE FROM
OdC7 Perrysvllle av. electric cars, line, new
Queen Anne frame house of eight rooms, ball,
batb, laundry. Inside w. c. slate mantels, Inside
shutters, front and back porcbes, both gases and
water, all In fine condition, with lot 35x100;
terms. 11,000 cash, balance $300 per yenr, A. Z.
BYERS& CO., 93 Federal St.. Allegheny. ,
Q 300-BY JOHN K. EWING & CO., 1CT
ip'JI Federal St., new press brick house on
Western av., Allegheny, containing 8 large
rooms, ball, vestlbul . batb, marble-top station
ary wasbstand. Inside w. c, range, hot and cold
water, both gases, laundry, with all con
veniences; bouse elegantly papered and gratned
throughout; fine slate mantles. Inside shutters,
sliding doors between parlor and dining room,
slate roof: lot 20x130 to a 20-root alley; .can give
Immediate possession; terms to suL;theabore
price good until May 1. ap26-70
Atlantlo City.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-RENT OR SALE
Hotels, cottages and bath bouses: lots ror
sale In all parts of the city; also south AtHntlc
City. ISRAEL G. ADAMS & CO., Real Estate
Agents. Real Estate and Law KnlMin?. res-10
'FOB SALE LOTS.
Cltr Lots.
TlyfT. WASHINGTON (THIRTY-SECOND
LYX ward) near Monongahela Incline, nice
level vacant lots, each 25x100 feet, ranging In
rice from 8550 and upward: terms easy. (1176).
LACK & BA1RD, No.95 Fourth av. ap24-2s-Fu
Cl PIfi EACH-MT. WASHINGTON, WILL
OttOU IAM St., near Bailey av., two vacant
lots, 27)txV20 each; good spring of water: only
one-balf square from new station of Castle Shan
non incline: beautiful location. (1100 BLACK
A BAlltD, 95 Fourth av. ap26-51
East End Lots.
AT A BARGAIN-ABOUT 10 ACRES OP
land, well located, at the East End, that
will pay bandsomelv to a quick buyer. C H.
LOVE, No. 93 Fourth ay. ap25-10
LOTS-CHOICE RESIDENCE LOTS ON AT
LANTIC, Pacific, Friendship and Wlnebld
dlt avs.: reasonable prices, good terms. SLOAN
& CO., 6006 Penn ar. ap21-25-Fsu
DQpJ-FOR A CORNER LOT 40X1S7 FEET.
OOO to 20-foot alley. In Bank of Commerce
addition plan, Brushtou: this Is a rare bargain.
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth av.
aDZMl-TTEU
a!rr soo-centkr av.. neareuclidav.,
OJt Baum Grove, a vacant lot. 100x150, to 20-
footalley.
(a203). BLACK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth
p26-5l
avenue.
C?Qrfl-MEADOW ST., NEAR LAKIMER
'OUU av.. a nice vacant lot, size 24x123.
(a 297).
BLACK & BAIRD. S3 Fourth av.
ap:6-52
AUegneny Jots.
CJ?rnn TO 1700 EACH-GKBERT ST., NEAR
OtJvJLf Spring Garden avenue, 11 lots. 24x90
each; call and see plan. (b242). BLACK & BAIRD,
95 Fourtn av. ap26-51'
Suburban Lots.
LOTS-FINE BUILDING LOTS IN LAUREL
Land Co.'s plan at Laurel station. P., Ft. W.
& C. R. R.. 15 minutes from city: trains to and
iromcltyat all hours; prices from ftouto 900;
terms easy; salesmen on the ground every Satur
day trom 2 to 7 r. M. A. Z. BYEltS & CO.. 93
Federal St., Allegheny, ap2-57
THE BELLEVUE ELECTRIC R. R. ELE
VA'IOR, Windsor Park, and gas well; the
finest site In Western Pa, ror a" hotel or club
bouse: tbe park contains about five acres and
commands the finest view on the Ohio river,
overlooking the Davis Island dam; this property,
including the railroad and a gas well capable of
sunnlTlng 100 families.
and now piped over 2,003
ieec ana in use, win De sola at
ioiu at a ureal uarcain.
For particulars call on GEO. S. COTTON, 157
Ltcock St., Allegheny. ap9-47
FOR SALEBUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
BAKEKY CHEAP A FIRET-CLABS STAND
in lively country town: bad health reason
for selling. For further particulars address
BAKERY, Dispatch office. apiS-22
BUSINESS-A GOOD CRAYON PORTRAIT
business: place also adipted for making solar
prints. Address It. S., Dispatch offlce.
ap28-114
DhUG STORK-ONE OP THE BEST LOCA
TIONS In Altooua, Pa., at a bargain: good
soda trade; engaging In other business. Address
DRUGGIST, care or letter carrier No. 2, Altoona,
Pa. ao:6-8
HAT AND FURNISHING GOODS STORE
Show cases and fixtures. Incandescent lights
for store and windows, good lease, well located,
good stock, doing a paying business: will be sold
on Inventory or as a whole for cash: good reason
for selling: a splendid opportunity for the right
party. C. H. LOVE, 93 Fourth av. ap23-lu
LIVERY AND UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
Locatlononeortbe best In tbe city; have a
splendid livery and undertaking trade estab
lished. Address LIVERY, Dispatch offlce.
ap26-133
SALOON A FINELY FURNISHED SALOON
on main business street, doing a good
business; owner must sell on account of his
beilth; must be sold before the 1st of May. In
quire of ENTERPRISE FURNITURE CO., 136
and 138 E. Federal St., Yonngstown, Ohio.
ap26-107
S-TONE QUARRY, MANUFACTURING BUSI
NESS: $5. 000 capital: one-half Interest In ma
chine shop: grocery stores, 2u0 to 15.000; milk
route, bakery route, fish and oyster depot clear
lug ?a0 per weex. HOLMES CO., 420Smlfhneld
street. apl7-72
I 500 WILL PURCHASE A FINE MEK
OJL7 CHANT tailoring business In this city.
Address A. K., Dispatch office. ap:6-47
Business Properties.
BUSINESS PROPERTY-CENTER AV..NEAR
Miller st.; only f4.300; brick house, fourrooms
and store, fine attic, etc.: also two-room brick
dwelling In rear: side alley, good sewerage: big
bargain: owner leaving city. (1190.)
jjijj,x, jh rourm av. lei. 10.
apM-10
Q(2 OOO LIBERTY
AV., NEAR FORTY-two-storr
and mansard
iDVJI SEVENTH St..
brick butldlnz of storeroom. 16x40. and five
dwelling rooms and hall; also in rear a two-story
Irame dwelling of four rooms, good cellar, etc.:
lot 20x86; will sell grocery trade and will ror
1,500. iclO.) BLACK BAIRD, 95 Fourth av.
ap28-M
SI 000-3702 BUTLER ST.. COR. THIRrY
i 7 SEVENTH St., late Anton Engel's prop
erty, lot 32 5-6x104, with frame business bouse and
dwelling, containing two stores and 11 rooms:
one-half cash, balance to suit: tbls must be sold
to close up th estate. THOa. MCCAFFREY,
3509 Bn tier st. mhS-I5l-wsn
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Machinery and Metals.
PRINTING PRESS-CHASE8XI2; 23 FONTS OF
type good as new; complete outfit: price t50.
Address ED. L. JOHNSON, 1909 Seventh av
Beaver Falls, Pa. ap25-75
-ITTATEli
MOTOR FIVE-HORSE l'OWEK.
Can be seen at 1810 JANE ST., Southslde.
ao26-HC"
Miscellaneous.
HARP-FULL-SIZlCD HARP. 8EVEN PED
ALS. Inquire at 161 OHIO ST., Allegheny.
aps-lT
TTOUSEHOLD GOODS-
PRIVATE SALE. ITS
JUL ROBINSON bT.
Allegheny, Monday. April
27.
apzta-izir'
MEN'S SEAMLESS HALF HOSE ONLY 63
cents per dor. : this Is cheaper than you can
buyln New York: LOOOdor. at this price. THOS.
KENYON, 185, 107. 169 Federal st., Allegheny
(formerly Semple's stores). ap26-!36
MODENE AT
wanted. '
951 PENN AV. AGENT3
ap20-63-TuTbSU
SAFE-AN ELEGANT LARGE SAFE AND
No. 2 typewriter for sale at a big bargain.
Address V". K.. Dispatch offlce. ap26-l53
SKCO.SD-HANll MKKRY-GO-KOUND IN
tirst-class condition, luqnlre ofGEORGE W.
LAUGHL1N, Palace Hotel, Homestead, Pa. '
apl0-89
STERN WHEELFREIGIIT AND PASSENGER
steamer, 185 Ieet: 4 feet draught loaded to
5Ctitons; fully equipped and good order; sell cheap
for casb or would take part ln timber or flrst
classrcrf estate. S1BBALD, 166 Montague st
Brooklyn. N. X. ap2S-101
STOCK-A SMALL sroCK OF NEW GRO
CERIES: will tell at a bargain If sold soon;
good location; have been doing good trade. Ad
dress BOX KO, Jeannette, Pa. ap25-16
ORKINGMEN'S STRIPED PANTS ONLY
60c, lined and have patent buttons. THOS.
KENYo.VS, lti.lt.:, 169 Federal St., Allegheny
(tormerly Yi m. temple's). ap26-13o
CAKRIAGK A HANDSOME SIX-SEATED
carriage, in good order: very reasonable.
Address BARGAIN, Dispatch office. ap2S-HS
COACH CHEAP-SECOND-HAND COACH,
barouche, buggy, doable and single har
ness; also, fine bay horse. Inquire ROOM. No.
S6 or No. ill Fourth av. apU-27
pvOG-FANCY ENGLISH PUG DOG: RICH
XJ amber cream rawn; bouse broke: this Is a
gem: 10 mos. old: perfect companion; also, finest
pointer pnns: registered stock: beauties; war
ranted to point game at 3 mos. old: also, litter
puppies from parents; best trained bear dogs In
America; say what you want and Inclose stamped
envelope. H. c. GRAFF, Kensington, O.
ap26-78"
MARE-DARK BAT TROTTING MARE. S
years old. sound; with a little work will
beat 2:3J; bay pacing mare can beat 2:30; greatest
sacrifice on continent: can't handle them;
stamped envelope for reply. H. C. GRAFF. Ken
slngton. O. ap26-78
MARE-HAY MARE. 15,1 HANDS HIGH,
sound and gentle, well bred, can trot In 3
ralnntes, 4 years old, very stylish In harness and
saddle: for sale cheap. M. 8. SIMMS, Last Livor
pool. Ohio. ap2G-69
MARE-ONE F1NEDK1V1NG ANDSADDLE
mare: Kentucky bred; also, one trotting
bred colt, 4years old. Can be seen at GRAHAM
BROS.' sale stable. 2S7 Forbes it. ap:6-HT
MAKE-PON Y MARE, 6-YEARS OLD: GOOD,
safe driver. Can be seen at 21C5 PEN N A V.
ap256
TEAM-A FINE CARRIAGE TEAM GELD
INGS, 5 years old: mahogony bay. black
tails and manes: 16 hands hl;h; weight. 2.150
(twenty-one hundred and fifty): also, one bay
gelding 16 hands hleh: welerht 1.200:6 veara old:
canpullabuggy amlleln three minutes. Address
J. Mr
GOODRICH. Geneva, Oblo,
Ashtabula
an:6-5ff"
TO LET.
City Residences.
DWELLING ON FOURTH AVE. THREE
stories: 10 large rooms, hall and all conven
iences, aud In irood reDalr: rent low.
BLACK A
BA1RD. 93 Fourth av.
ap24-6t
East End Residence.
H OWLET AV.-NEAR MAIN ST. HOUSE
of 8 rooms and finished attic, halls, porches,
nat. gas and water: large lot fruit trees, erass and
shrubbery; 23. Apply on THE PREMISES.
ap:5-19t
Allegheny Residences.
FURNISHED HOUSE-DUHING THE SUM
MER, near the parks. Allegheny. Address
with references. RENTER, Box 653, Pittsburg,
Pa. ap26-106t
HOUSE-FINE LITTLE HOUSE TO TENANT
wlthont children: good location and reason
able rent; owner desires to board with tenant
part or the time. Apply 22 LITHGOW AV., Ob
servatory Hill, Allegheny. ap26-55t
HOUSE BY JOHN K. EWING CO., 107
Federal st.. new brick house, 8 rooms and
all conveniences, on Aiders!., near S. Highland
av., E. E.; rent low. ap26-71-Turbeut
Suhurbnn Kcsldencea.
AT AVALON-HOUSEOF5ROOMS. NEWLY
papered, gas and water; rent S12 50. Inquire
of MP.S. G. W. SMITH. ap26-72t
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN
place on the Ft. Wayne Railroad; residence
contains 12 rooms, balls, porcbes, with large
grounds; plenty of fruit: carriage house, etc
BLACK Si BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. ap22-61t
Jlooms.
FOUR ROOMS AND FINISHED ATTIC. NO.
190 MAYFLOWER ST., East End. ap28-41T
lURNISHED ROOMS-FOR HOUSEKEEP
1
ING, with kitchen, bath. etc.. g U'Yt.lE
AVEN OE. ap26-23t
FURNISHED ROOMS-W1TH KITCHEN. ETC.
41 LOGAN, near Wylle. ap26-2lt
KOOMS 3EC&ND and third story
front rooms, furnished, with use of batn and
both gases. Applv at No. 33 (old number) or 223
(new number) DIN W1DDIE. ap26-35t
Offices. Desk Itoom. tc
kF.SK ROOM-TO PARTY WHO WILL BE
' much in office; rent moderate. Inquire ROOM
McCllntock building. ap2S-121t
Business Stands.
BUILDING-ON THIRD AV., FORMERLY
occupied by U. S. Pension Agent: four
stories, containing large store room and Immense
room adlolnlng; the upper floors are complete
also; the cellar Is large: we will remodel this
building to suit anv kind of business. BLACK &
BAIRD, 95 Fourth av. api5-7f
STOREROOS1 AND CELLAR-NO. 407 FERRY
St.. .near Llbertv; rent verv low, also some
unfurnished rooms. For particulars Inquire at
MoMANUS & CO.'S, cor. of Wood and Fourth st.
ap22-4l-wrsut
STOREROOM-AT 72 WYLIE AV.: GOOD
location for business: plate glass front, flag
stone pavement, high ceiling and good cellar;
rent low. Inquire on premises of M. DEPUY.
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HOFHOOM-W ITH OR WITHOUT l'OWEK.
Apply at NO. 91 FIRST AV. aD26-86-TUSUt
-TirAREK0WMS-TWO W AHEROOMS, FRONT
Y 1NG on street, railroad siding In rear;
rent. (60 per month eacb; also, 10,000 square feet
floor space, wltbuse ofpower and rsllroad siding.
inquire at vt. a. tivn.vx.ijx.a'3 siuiiAui
WAREHOUSE, Twelfth and Pike tU., Pittsburg,
PJERSONAL.
PERSONAL-BABY EDGAR IS STILL WITH
the same party, but at the point of death.
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PERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
and silver; Jewelry repaired; new work made
to order.
CHRIS. HAllCH, 541 bmltnfleld st.
apl9-134
PERSONAL WEBSTER'S LARGE QUARTO
Dictionary, t2 50: special bargains In oldand
new books during this month,
FRANK. BACON
. (J.. 301 amitnseid st.
mil 12
PERSONAL-JEWISH YOUNG GENTLEMAN
of fair me ns wishes to gain the acquaintance
of Jewish young lady; object matrimonial. Ad
dress B. J., Dlspatcn office. ap2s-22
PEKSONAL KINK BOOKS-WK HAVETHE
finest collection of finely illustrated books
In Pittsburg: beautlfulblndlngs; low prices: come
and see them: hundreds of books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOK STORE. 900 Liberty SL de!2
PERSONAL IS THAT SO? YES. THAT'S SO.
J. Dwyer sells fine dress goods. Jackets,
spring hats on weekly payments. Call and see
bis place. ROOM 4, McCance dock, cor. Seventh
av. and Smlthfield. ap2fi-33
PERSUNAL-THE YOUNG LADY WHOSE
dress was spoiled by mud last week will
find It to heradvantage to call at 1S5. 107,169 Federal
St., Allegheny, where she can buy lovely silver
gray dress goods for only 6e a yard; ten cases to
go at this price. THOS. KEN VON, proprietor.
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PEIESONAL-ALL PERSONS USING ARTI
FICIAL eyes should buy them from the
CHESSMAN OPTICAL COMPANY. No. 42 Fed
eral st,, Allegheny; they carry tbe largest line of
the best material auu guarantee them lor one
year: the only bouse In the United States that
makes this offer. ap2-S2-Tlivsu
PERSONAL - MARRY WE INTRODUCE
marriageable people In person at our offices or
by letter In all parts of this country with wonderful
success: terms and hundreds of advertisements
from rlehand poor In May number of "American
Messenger:" price. 10 cents. MR. AND MRS.
DRAKE, 155 Washington st., Chicago. 111.
apIJ-3
PERSONAL-A YOUNG GIRL
left home on Monday. 20th Inst.:
MISSING,
about 4L
ieet height, weight about 90 pounds: had on a
dark dress with brown trimmings and brown coat
trimmed with gold braid, small straw hat: small
scar under chin: any Information will be thank
fully received by her parents. Pletse notify IN-
SPECTOR MOALEESt
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PERSONAL-COUNTRY MERCHANTS CAN
bnv cheaper of Thos. Kenyon than they can
deal with New York bouses; bargains In notions,
hosiery, furnishing goods, etc., etc., six davs
every week; men' seamloss half hose only Coc
per dozen; worklngmen's striped pants, lined
and with patent buttons, only 50c: white shirts,
unlaundrled. linen lront, double back, only 35c,
at 183, 1GT. 169 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny. (Kor
merly Wm. Semple's.) ap28-!36
FOUNU.
ITIOUN D-PEKFECT COMFORT IN READING.
by having my eyes thoroughly examined and
a pair or tbe celebrated fl crstal specs adjusted
by the experts of the CiliuisMA.N OPTICAL
COMPANY, No. Federal St., Allegheny.
ap2-92-Thrgn
STRAYED.
ST
black tins, answers to the name of Nelson.
Liberal reward will be paid If returned to 2213
SARAH ST.. Southslde. city. ap2j-18
ELECTIONS.
NOTICE THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
tbe Pleasant Valley B. 4 L. Association
are requested to attend the meetings on
MONDAY EVENING.
APRIL 27, and MAY 4,
for the nomination and election of officers and
directors for the ensuing year, and such other
husinesjas may come before tha meeting. AU
stockholders not attpndingwill be liablotoafine
of 50 cents. LO UIS K. MUSSLER, PresL
ap252 GEO. W. LAItQ. Secv.
PEOPOSALSs.
CiEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
JO OEIVED atthe OFFICE OF THE HO.MB.
WOOD CEMETERY for breaking 1,000 perch
of stone, more or less. Tha right to reject any
and all bias reserved. ap2S-Ui
NOTICE.
Stonecutters are hereby notified that there is
a strike pending at New Court House, Union
town, Pa.
J. S. WALKER, Trustee.
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McNAUGHER & CO.,
Contractors fur
Paving Sidewalks With Cement. Brick and
Fire Brick. Concreting Cellars.
110 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY, PA.,
Curbstone furnished aud set leT-oS-o'..
That Desirable and Centrally Lo
cated Property Known as the
Fort Pitt Glass Works,
-CORNER OF
Washington and Franklin Sts.,
Seventh Ward.
The owners having removed to their new
works at Jeannette, Pa.
Lot fronts 2S6 feet on Washington street by
125 on Franklin street, and Is thoroughly sew
ered. It Is about 200 feet from Fifth avenue
and 300 from Wylie; is splendidly located for
either residence or manufacturing purposes,
and would be particularly well adapted for an
apartment building, being only eight minutes'
walk from Postufflce and but four minutes by
Pitishurir or Central Traction.
The buildings are of a very substantial char
acter, and can be utilized for any manufactur
ing purpose with llctle or no alteration, or the
largo amount ot building material can be used
to excellent advamago in rebuilding.
This property will be sold at a much lower
price than any well situated piece of ground in
Pittsburg. For price, terms, etc., see
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.,
163 FOURTH AV.
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BARGAIN
In Acreage Property for Sub-division,
STANTON AVE., E. E.,
12 1-2 ACRES
With 528 feet front on paved street. This is
without exception one of the finest properties
In tbe East End, and can be sab-divided into
lots and sold at a large profit.
This property will be sold at a bargain to a
quick purchaser. HEK
MORELAND & HAUS,
6114 Penn Ave., B. E.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
THE BEST INVESTMENT you can make
is a judicious purchase of good suburban prop
erty. Tbe best advice you can follow in mak
ing a selection Is: Do not buy anywhere at any
price or on any terms until you know what
other eligible property in tbe vicinity is selling
for. If you think of buying in the vicinity of
Sberaden, on the Panbandle R. R.. get tbe
SheradenLand and Improvement Company's
new map and price list of over 200 "Little
Farms" (as compared with a 23-foot lot) which
that company has still for sale at lt3 old prices, '
unaffected by the "coming boom." They may
be had at 127 Fifth avenue or at Sheraden Sta
tion, where the undersigned will meet pros
pectors every afternoon.
ap26-M-MWS A. PATTERSON, Sec
$9,500.
Handsome Residence.
-ON-
60-FOOT ASPHALT PAVED AND
SEWERED AVENUE.
Kew modern-style Queen Anne dwelling; 9
large room", ball, lavatory, laundry; complete
electric work; slate mantels, etc
LOT 60X200.
Very desirable residence locality. Very easy
terms. All street assessments paid.
M. F. HIPPLE & CO..
ap2S-79-TTSu 90 Fourth avenue.
SHADTSIDE.
We have a very desirable residence, corner
of two streets, located in the most desirable
part of Sbadyside, five rooms first floor, five on
second floor, two on tbird floor and large bill
iard room; bouse finished In the best possible
workmanship; complete in every detaiL For
permit to see property see
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.,
162 FOURTH AVENUE.
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A EDDD INVESTMENT.
$5,750.
If 0. 205 Frankstown avenue. East End. sub
stantial seven-room brick dwelline, hall, water,
gas, etc.; lot 0x110. Could easily be converted
into a first-class storeroom.
M.F. HIPPLE & CO..
96 FOURTH AVENUE.
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1612,000 EAST END
RESIDENCE OR INVESTMENT
On paved and sewered street, one tauare
from cable or electric cars.
Substantial two-story brick dwelling, 9 spa
clous room", wide hall m center, gas, water, etc
Lot 105x160.
Numerous fruit and shade trees; additional
ground adjoining can be had at a reasonable
Cgnre.
The above IS corner property and can be
bought on exceedingly easy terms.
M. P. HIPPLE & CO.,
ap2G-79-TTSU 96 Fourth avenue.
$10,000
Will buy three fine, new eight-room dwellings,
corner lot, two squares Irom Fifth Avenue
Cable and on line of Duquesue Traction. Sit
uate in Shadyslde. Will rent for S1,IS3 per
year,
MUST BE SOLD.
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.,
162 FOURTH AVENUE.
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F
OR SALE-
EAST END PROPERTY.
MURRY & EDSALL,
mh2S-91 SIF1DELITY BUILDING.
ADVAMW-- E L L W O O D-1SDUCfflfflTS
Pennsylvania, Baltimore and Ohio and Lake Shore
Railroads !
These THREE GREAT TRUNK LINES afford unrivaled shipping faculties.
Western Union, Postal Telegraph,
Long Distance and Bell Telephones,
Furnish quick aud perfect means of communication.
Magnificent Water Power, plenty of Natural Gas, Coal, exoellent
Building Stone, Fire Clay, Brick, Limestone, eta
Less than 40 miles from Pittsburg frequent
building, and an elegant hotel Just completed. Delightful residenco location.
Exceptional Inducements Offered to Reliable Manufacturers;
If a location anvwhere will salt von. don't write
and best manufacturing district of America is wanted, then send for our beautifully illustrated.. ,
dook on .ELLW UUD. xou'U say wa bava advantages vastly superior to any other point even lit
this favored region.
BLACK & BAIBD,
95 FOURTH AVENUE, PITTSBURG,
Agents for THE PITTSBURG CO.; Owners.
S175 a front foot will buy a lot ZXtiSZS t est,
located on a paved and sewered avenue in the
Snest improved neighborhood in Shadysldftl
na onthe.istern exposure. Bound to be worth
in a sbort time double this money. Will sell
100 feet. W. C. STEWART, No. 137 Fourth av.
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THE
FINEST
Piece of property on Squirrel Hill has juss
been nlaced in my hands exclusively for sale.
It contains tire acres; has 1,000 feet of frontage!
lies beantlfully; Is covered with choice trees;
is only 700 feet from Schenley Park; has a larga
frontage on Schenley avenue, which is 100 fees
wide, and the finest avenue leading Into tho
park. Price S20.000 (which is only r a front
foot; tbinlc of itt). Terms to salt pnrchaser.
For plans and further particulars Bee W. C.
STEWART. No. 1S7 Fourth av. ap26-80-SU
$875,
Terms 5100 cash, balance to suit purchaser, will
buy a lot 20x110 feet, located in Shzdyside. W.
C. STEWART. No. 137 Fourth av. ap2fW0-sa
CHOICE
HOME.
f 13.750 will buy a new brick dwelling, contain
ing 12 rooms and all conveniences; located in
tbe heart of Sbadyside on 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 avenne. apS67-8a
ARDSHEIL
TERRACE.
Twenty minutes' ride from tbe postofflce on
the Fifth avenue cable line, adjoining; tha
property of the Pennsylvania Female College,
lies Ardsheil Terrace, tbe spot which is to-day,
without exceptioi, the finest and most pictur
esque for a home In the East End. Ihe ground
stands high, and lies beautifully. The air is
pure, tbe scenery grand, and tha drainage IS
the best in the East End.
ARDSHEIL
TERRACE,
Murray Hill avenue, which extends from
Fifth avenue to Wilkins avenue, runs through,
the center of Ardsheil Terrace, and. as soon as
the frost is out ot the ground, it will be laid
with Talford road, hive flagstone sidewalks,
good sewering, gas, water, and be planted with
the choicest shade trees. These improvements,
together with tbe great distance the buildings
will be set back from the avenue, will maka
Ardsbell Terrace the finest residence place la
Allegheny county,
ARDSHEIL
TERRACE
173 a front foot; terms, 81,500 cash, balance to
suit purchaser, will buy lots 60x190 feet, located
on Murray Hill avenue, in Ardsbeil Terrace.
Remember, tbis price inclndes all street Im
provements. For plans and full particulars
see W. U. STEWART, 137 Fourth avenue,
Pittsburg, Pa. ar5-87-8a
CHEAP
LOTS.
J750. Terms, $50 cash, and J2 50 a week, will
bny a large and elegant lor. desirably located In
tbe heart of tho East End, on line of new
electric road, near the main entrance to
Schenley Park. These lots lie beautifully; ara
covered with large forest trees, and are bound
to be worth dodbla tbe miner in a short time.
For plans and full particulars see W. C.
STEWART. 1S7 Fonrth avenue. an5-67-su
AUCTION SALE5.
AUCTION SALES
Of Stationery, Artists' Materials,
Blank and Pass Boots,
also German Books,
On MONDAY. April 27, at So. 52P LIBEKTT
STREET, at 10 o'clock A. it., and 2 o'clock
F. n., daily, until tbe entire stock Is sold.
GEO. W. BACKOFEN.
ROBINSON & CO., Auctioneers.
3P21-43
EESOF.T5.
CTADDON xlALL.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J-
Now open
Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths In the Hotua.
fe6-31 LEEDSALIPPIUCOTT.
-ATRS. M. A. PETERS.
Ot the East End, has taken the Kenmawr
Cottage, No. 1907 Pacific avenue, Atlantic City.
where she will be found by her friends and
others during tbe summer months. ap2C-32
CHARLES SOHERS & CO.,
129 FOURTH AVE.
(Telephone 1773)
Real Estate and Mortgages.
Money to Loan at Lowest Ratea
Get our new catalogue and 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.
adB-73
TRAVEL TO EUROPE WILL BE UN
USUALLY heavy this season, and accmo
modations abonld be secured early. We repre
sent tbe most popular steamship lines, sell
drafts, foreign coin, etc MAX SCHAMBEKQ
& CO. K.7 Smithfield st, Pittsburg. Pa. Es
tablished I860. fell-WSn
trains by three railroads. Several factories now; -3
n: bnt If somewhere withm tbe creates!..
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