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Attendance at the License Court
Falling Off Appreciably.
MJSTLIKG TO FINISH BY MAY 1.
JJany of the Bonds Presented by Eetailers
Fail of Approval.
ALL TnC SEWS OF TUB COUXTI COURTS
The attendance at the License Court has
fallen oil noticeably of late. Bat a few days
are Ictt before the first of May arrives, ana
while the judges are working hard, progress
is slow and the hearings arc not remarkable
for interest.
Judge Magee spent some time yesterday
approving the bonds of the applicants in
the townships and boroughs. His Honor
failed 10 approve the lollowiiig bonds:
George livers, It. P.Evans, John Gallagher,
Gottlieb Leisyer, A. Dugan and Michael
Jlaloney, oi Homestead; A. It. Adams and
M. H. Trapnor, of Braddock; Elizabeth
l'allert, Knoxvillc; Kate Sullivan, "Wil
nierding; Michael Uausmer and A. C.
Keppler, Harrison township, and Thomas
Bain, of Mifflin township.
Judces AVhitc and Magee yesterday ap
proved the bill of A. Y. Lee for 5456 for
plans of each ward and specifications of
each applicant's house. In indorsing the
bill the Judges stated that the information
given was of value to the Court.
License Transferred Secau.se of Death.
"When court was opened an order was
made transferrin; the license of the Hotel
Anderson to Captain McKinnic on account
of the recent deatb of Mr. Bean.
lleuben Schafra, Jones avenue, had a
defective petition. Felix Tschudy, 2201
2203 Liberty street, did S70.0O0 worth of business
lastjear. W. L. Beck, 4J2 Thirty-third street,
is a druggist and would like a wholesale attach
'meiit. Charles LarKin, 3119 Millwood avenue,
told 12.000 worth of goods last year. George
Scott, 315 Thirty-third street, is a new man. E.
A. Becker, 195 Forbes street, had a license and
did a big jug business. John A. Cella, 3787
Fittb avenue, did not sell any single bottles.
11. Diebold, 3SIG Fifth avenue, gave his receipt--
as Slk,VUU Christine Habn. 1326 Second
avenue, was refused last year. Anthony
O'DonnelU 723 Second avenue, was also
refused last jear. Stephen bweeney,
533 Forbes street, reported his sales
asHG.OOQ. GottlebBrose. 31D5 Butler street,
gave his business, as 20.000. Joseph Fuhrer i
lions, Thirtj-seventh aud Butler streets, gave
their sales as 45,000. Owen McCusker. 3223
1'enn avenue, was refused a retail license and
w as jumped on for trying to deceive the Court.
Barset Rosenthal and Morris Ackcrman got
through easy.
Henry Fuchs. 1535 Butler street, admitted to
selling a. few eighths, and denied most vigor
ously that there was any drinking on the
premises, even going so faV as to say that he
wouldn't allow the drinking of water on the
premises. The applicant has about $5,000 worth
of stock on hand. Charles Iiook, 1JU2 Butler
street, reported his sales during the year at
18,090. This applicant did not handle beer, his
mam trade being wine and whisky.
He Asked Xo Questions.
Michael C Kane. Forty-eighth and Hatfield
streets, stated that bis last year's sales were
Mtf,000, of which 25,000 was from beer. The
applicant stated that he never made any in
quiries about bis customers, or where they
lived. The applicant has been in the business
for S9 years. August F. Miller, 4115 and 1117
Penn aAenne. did 14.000 worth ol business last
3 ear. 6.000 of which was from beer.
Peter Miller, corner of Gallatin and Bntler
streets, was the first Eighteenth ward appli
cant. He has been refused a license for three
"cars in succession. James Newell, Jr., 5302
Bntler street, did 15.000 worth of business last
e.ir, GO per cent, ot which was from beer. Leo
pold Kies, 5159 Butler street, is a new applicant.
The house was also applied for by a man named
Ingram for a retail license. The double appli
cation was an agreement between the two men.
Daniel Sweeney, 5410 Butler street, reported his
sales as 13.000. of which 10.000 was for beer.
Lewis Crist, 67 Frankstown avenue, was re
fused las: year. The applicant? stated that he
worked for a man named Lobeyde who had a
w bolesalc license. To Mr. Christy the appli
cant stated rhat he paid lor LoheydVs license
and the arrangements were that he would get
one-half the profits.
Joseph W. Einstein, 103 Frankstown avenue,
did business to the amout of 21000 last year.
The applicant aid not do a jug business, and he
supplies about 120 East End families with beer.
Mr. Christy Do you know John Mosser, Eli
Nnrmecut and Alex. McCall?
Mr. Einstein Yes, sir; I know them.
Mr. Christ Well, they drink some on your
premises?
Mr. Einstein Yes, I give them a drink, but
they never paid for any.
A Painter Wants a. License.
Lewis A. Kelly, 4928 Penn avenue, is a painter
and never had a license. Adolpb Lobeyde. 73
FrankstonnaTenoe, guessed that his business
last year amounted to from 14,000 to 16,000.
Lewis Christ attended to the business for him
and lie quit and took the bos with him. The
applicant prosecuted Christ for taking whisky
from the store. The Court grew very angry at
the applicant for the alleged evasions of ques
tions and Judge White remarked that Mr.
Lohesde'sconddctwas enough to defeat his
license. .Marten Bros., tula penn avenue, aro
druggists and tbev sold about 3,000 worth of
liquor last year. James Morcland, C205Pcnn
avenue, died in March last and his widow was
heard. Their business last year amounted to
25. Of, of which 5,000 was for beer. Mr.
Chris.y called attention to the fact that by Mr.
Mori-land's will his wile simply bad a doner in
tercst in the property and the other heirs ob
jected to the granllug of a license.
Laurence Barckhoff. 235 Frankstown avenue,
was the only Twentj-first ward applicant and
has hr.tl a wholesale and bottling license. His
sales last year were $10,000.
Judge White I have always been hostile to
granting any man two licenses for the reason
that it'.- monopolizing and confusing.
Attorney McCocik The fault h.is not been
ours. We bae taken out botb in order to try
and comply with the law and we have given
the Commonwealth the benefit of the doubt by
pacing for both.
Judge White I can't tell on which one to
examine him on
Altornej McCook We are satisfied to, allow
the Court to decide which one to grant him,
that is if a bottler can bottle whisky.
Judge Whits Well. I am not satisfied on
that point; I will not lay down the definition of
what a bottler can bottle.
Defining a ItotMer's Privilege.
Mr. McCook If Your Honor gives him a
bottlei's license, then my instruction to him
w ill be to bottle everything. My interpretation
of the law is that a bottler can bottle every,
thing.
Judge White Wc will let this case go over
until to-morrow morning and decide then.
Fiank J. Hnss, C32C Station street, reported
his sales asSK'.OUO. nior of which was for beer.
( omtlins li. Ward, 2HC .SlcoihI avenue, was
r'iucl last jcir and has been in the dairy
lm-.iui-ss. The Uleuunoa Sportsman's Club oc
cupv a : onve n the applicant's lot, and they
had liquor in the house.
Micn.icl Eud. 2S0.1 Carson street. Twenty
fourih war . !ld S'J.000 north of husincss last
sear, 1 olio wa from ieer. Tho applicant did
a j ng aud bottle buine. Joseph Mil'er, 285S
Cirson reet, rejioi ted 13,000 sales. Ernest F.
lti'ichetibach. Arlington avenue and Twentj
acventb street, works In a brewery. He never
v .t in the business and thought a wholesale
In use where they sell by the qujrt and jng.
u tor Do'sch. 22U Carson street, reported his
s .1. - as from 23,000 to 25.000. He sells about
""ju.sand 12 eighths of beer cverv week. Th
apinu int admitted to having been prosecuted
Jr . i wmc dnitking on his premises. August
I'iih k 48 South Thinr-seventh street, did J1S,
0M0 u..i n f business. John Weber. 2622 Car
Mm strrin reported his sales as 15.000, of which
Pi.uUU w -i- from beer. Johh O'Connor, Mi Car-
street r. ported having done between 11,
0V0 and i2,uou worth of business. Ho did cot
handlo betr.
DEAWN AB GRAND JU20ES.
List of Those -M,0 will Do tho Business
at tho June Term.
The Jury Comtnis'ioucrs yesterday drew tho
grand jury for the Juno term of the Criminal
Court. Judge islagiun in preside during the
June term. The following is the list of jurors
drawn:
A. J. Itecker, jtanlener. Reserve township;
Charles Bauer, barber, sixth nard, Plltslmrjr:
Jos-nh Itlair, carpenter, JicKecsport; George
Baike, leaiusltr. irilara toirnshlp; Joseph
ilrvrir . tsaitvr, Iweiuy-roortli ward, Pitts-hii-S
. . 'ln-lln. real cstltc. Pourteentll
w nl. rittstmrjc: James Carleion. laborer (ireeii
'" -rouyli: John It. Cabic. farmer, o'llsra
tm.ii-.iilp: i'at Couwell puddlcr, Chartiers
lowiiiuip: . . i-otinau, crocer. sixtli
n"i- -u'-,'n: Jmin llressler. uniiol
Merrr. Third ward, l'iltsbors: J. . DoHas.
canx-nler. Mnrtrentii ward. PIttsbnrz
David Minn, laborer. Iwelith ward. Plttsburc'
Kobert h Kearnlay. real estate, Allecheny; Sam
li amble, contractor, Mannfleld: Jolin . liurlln.
broker, Third ward, Allegheny; WlUUm JajalsonJ
clerk. First ward, Allegheny; FranK Kountz,
gentleman. Twenty-seventh ward. Pittsburg: v.
F. I.lovd. manufacturer. Fourteenth ward. Pitts
hurir: John SIever6, laborer. Mncteenth ward.
Pitlfcburjr: James r. Mrhan, clarioker. Fourth
wanl. ratsourg: JohnD. ilcKarland. watchman,
Oiartlers: John Houp, plumber. Fourth ward,
riltvliurc: llllam ". St. Clair, laborer, Thlr
tecuth ward, Pittsburg.
EHJOIHITIG A SIEEET BAILWAY
From Using Kails That Protrudo Above tho
Street Grade.
Judge Ewing yesterday granted the pre
liminary injunction asked for by Fred Gwinncr
and others against the Federal Street and
rieasant Valley Passenger Railway Company
and the Allegheny Street Hallway Company,
restraining the defendants from constructing,
on California avennc, between Superior and
Island avennes. astreetrailwaynslngTrails, or
constructed in such manner that the rails shall
bo above the actual grade of the remainder of
the street, or using any rail hut thatanthorized
bv the ordinance granting the Observatory
Hill Hail way a rightof wayover California ave
nue. This order permits the company to lay T rails
on Calilorrla avenue, from Superior avenue to
the city line, whero the road is 10 cros Jack's
Hun on a bridge to go to Bellevuc. Tbe com.
pany agreed in court to lay oak planks on each
side of the rails that would enable vehicles to
be used on tbe tracks.
Ashing Mr. rflanm Into Conrt.
A petition was filed yesterday by the Mc
Kcesuort Light Company asking for a man
damus to compel Magnus 1'flaum. formerly a
director and solicitor of the company, to turn
over to the company some deeds to property
belonging lo the company, alleged to have
been given to Pfianm, when acting as solicitor,
and which he has since refused to return to
the company or give to the Recorder tp be re
corded. A rule was issued on Pflaum to com
pel him to show cause why ihe mandamus
should not be Issued. May 9 was fixed for a
hearing.
Suit Over Silver Lako Grove.
Tbe suit of J. M. Echoonmaker against George
Toerge, Fred Toerge and William Guenther Is
on trial before Judge Collier. It is an action to
recover a btlancc claimed to be due for money
advanced to the defendants. Colonel Sehoon
maker, it is stated, advanced tbe defendants
money to build the pavilon at Silver Lake
grove. It was afterward sold, and the snit was
brought to recover the difference between the
price it sold for and the amonnt advanced to
the defendants.
Friday's Trial Lists.
Common Pleas Court No. 1 Forlong vs Ewing
& Byers; Sunstein vs Kehl; Wolff. Jr., vs Her
suey; Stevenson vs Jennings etal (2); Koelsch
vs Philadelphia Company (S)r Fleming, trustee,
vs Carpenters' Natural Gas Compauy; Easlley
vs Penn Incline Plane Company: Sargeaut vs
Pittsburg.
Common Pleas Court No. 2 Scott vr Hen
derson et al; Black t Co. vs Brown; Docthm vs
Lewis.
Briefs From the Court House.
Tux jury is out in the case of John Eaton
against H. Kleberdc Bros, an action on a sale.
Cixabi.es J. Gibson yesterday sned for a
divorce from Allie li. Gibson, alleging deser
tion. A XON-SUIT was taken by the plaintiffs yes
terday in the ejectment suit ot William McCoy
and wife against W. Fmton and others.
The petition of Michael Day, charged with
violating revenue laws, to have witnesses for
the defense summoned at the expenses ot the
uovernmcut, was grauted.
In the United States Court yesterday an or
der was made to bring M. Katellus, a prisoner
in tbe Northumberland County Jail, to Pitts
burg, to testify in a case at the next term of
court.
Tbe will of the late A. J. Rankin was filed
yesterday for probate. He bequeathes his en
tire estate to bis wife during life. At her
death it goes to his mother, and, if she Is dead,
to his brothers and sisters.
The case of J. M. Stodart & Co. against
Frank AVoog is on trial before J udge Stowe.
Tbe suit is to compel Woog to pay for a set of
books he was alleged to have ordered and re
fused to take when delivered.
In the suits of William H. Thompson and
Alex Carson against R. M. Gnlick & Co. for
damages for having Deen ejected from the
Bijou Theater, a verdict was given yesterday
for 6 cents damages for each of the plaintiffs.
The following executions were issued yester
day: J. W. Drape, for use of J. M. Stevenson
vs. Charles Hartman, Jr., 6,610 20: Mary M.
Kean vs. P. W. Kane, 339; J. L Abell S: Co.
vs. L W. Hartman, 72 23; C. K. Mohr vsf E. C.
Young. 114 48.
Edward Geoetuxoeh, through his at
torneys, WhlteseU & Sons', yesterday entered
suit against T. M. Latimer to recover 3,000
rent claimed to be due for tbe stores at 133 aud
140 Federal street and 45 and 40 South Dia
mond street, Allegheny.
Ik the suit of McWhinneyAt Co. against Mil
ler & McConnell, an action on notes, a verdict
was given yesterday for $555 S3 for the plain
tiffs. In a similar suit of the Hildreth Varnish
Company against the same defendants, a ver
dict was given for $353 78 f of the plaintiffs.
Judge Stowe yesterday tooK the papers in
the matter of tbe application for a receiver for
the firm of Cavitt, Jones it Co., and reserved
bis decision. The application was made by
Mr. Cavitt, who claimed that he was refused
admittance to the books, and that the concern
was insolvent.
Fhaxk Hexxikgs. yesterday, entered suit
against the Borongh of Bellevue for damages
for injuries to bis daughter Eleanor Hennings,
who was severely hurt, it was stated, by falling
through an unprotected opening in a board
walk: 10,000 damages are asked for the
daughter aud 2,500 for the father.
The suit of Mrs. Caroline Davis against
Felix McKnight, the Second avenue saloon
keeper, bis wife and James and Peter Quinn,
is on trial before Judge Ewing. Mrs. Davis
asserts that the defendants aro responsible fur
her husband's death for selling bini liquor, un
der the influence of which he fell into a run
and was drowned.
Progress.
It is very important in this age of vast ma
terial progress that a remedy bo pleasing to the
taste and to the eye, easily taken, acceptable to
the stomach and healthy in its nature and
effects. Possessing these qualities. Syrup of
Figs is the one perfect laxative and most gen
tle diuretic known.
A Suro Cure for Rheumatism.
I have personal knowledge of cases of
rheumatism in this vicinity that have been
immediately relieved and permanently
cured by Chamberlain's Pain Balm after
other remedies were used without any bene
fit, I have been handling the Pain Balm
lor the past live years, and have never had
any customer express anything but words of
praise lor tbe medicine. It has been my
experience 'hat any customer who ouce uses
Chamberlain's Pain Balm will have noth
ing else when sigaiu in need of such a
medicine. E. W. Potter, Postmaster and
druggist, Elm Creek, Nebraska". wsu
S3 55 FOR ONE.
TVe Mean It Ton Can liny a Gobd Business
uit for S5 55.
1,009 men's business suits will be sold by
ns to-day lor Cuiy ?o 5. 1,000 men in this
city will be the lucky purchasers, and there
will be 1,009 suits less in our big clothing
stock. To-day wc make the offer. Come
and get a good busimss suit, sack or cuta
way (always sold lit 510 to S12), for 5 55.
Plain black cheviots, cassimeres, worsteds
and tweeds iu the lot.
P. C. C C, Pii-T.snur.G Combination
Ci.otiiino Company, corner Grant and
Diamond streets.
Another!
Bargain. Hen's solid leather lace and con
gress shoes at $L Good hemsy stock that
will wear. At G. D. Simen's, 73 Ohio
street, Allegheny, Pa. MVP
B.&B.
A dictionary for 0 cents pocket edition,
containing over 30,000 words answers every
purpose. Price 5 cents. A marvel.
Bogcs & BUUL.
Special Unrguins.
50 pieces of 30-incU American satines,
handsome styles at 10c per yard, at H. J.
Lynch's, 43S-440 Market street. WFSSu
Any saloon keeperr in town knows well
That people prefer to drink '
Iron Citv Brewery's beer.
'I'lione iisu
Silk mitts, black nnd light shades, for
partie-, lestivals, are cheapest at Itoseu
baum & Co.'s.
"We lead in new styles dress trimmings,
notions, etc Eeining & Wilds,
710PeaaArc
UEF.
An Oleomargarine Trust is the latest.
Iowa miners will probably strike May L
Cotton duck manufacturers are thinking of
organizing.
A great gasscr has been struck near Bloom
Ington, 111. ""
Private Millor. who was shot by. Hunt at
Walla Walla. Wash., is dead.
The Bricklayers' Union Of Milwaukee havo
withdrawn from the Federation.
Illinois miners have been notified that the
proposed general May Day strike is off.
The steamer Vigilancia, with variola on
board, is detained at quarantine at Now York.
The reported flight of the Regent of Man
ipiir and the burning of bis capital have been
confirmed.
H. Schneider, one of the lymph patients at
the Montellore Home, New York, has been dis
charged as cured.
Five hundred coal miners near Washing
ton, Ind., are striking for the reinstatement of
a discharged employe.
President Harrison sent a dispatch to
General Ruger, expressing grief over the
lynching at Walla Walla.
The first ofllcial act o Mayor Washburno,
of Chicago, was to order the closing ot every
gambling house in the city.
President Hall, of the Missouri Farmers'
Alliance, is opposed to the holding of tbe pro
posed third party convention in Cincinnati.
The .New York State Board of Arbitration,
in a report to tho Legislature, recommends the
enactment of a law to break up the "sweating"
system.
Binding wire and a butcher knife were used
by Mrs. Amelia Barnes at Fort Smith. Ark., to
commit suicide. Her husband had robbed and
deserted her.
In addition to the seven postal clerks killed
In the recent Lake Shore accident, eleven have
resigned, wbich badly cripples the postal serv
ice on that road. .
It is rumored, but not credited, that a man
who committed suicide in Wimbledon, England,
some tbrcn weeks ago has beeu identified as
"Jack the Ripper."
A company has been organized at Chicago
to tnnnel under the river at Detroit. Tho
Michigan Central is backing the scheme. Work
will begin this week.
PVemler Whiteway, of Newfoundland, siy-s
If LiOrdKnutsford's coercion bill is pushed he
will app'eal to the House of Commons for jus
tice and bold public meetings.
A scheme is said to be on foot to transport
Hebrews from Poland and Southeastern En.
rope to vacant land in Australia or Brazil.
Barnn Hirsch is said to be back of ir.
General Bntler, it is understood, is prepar
ing to take to the Supreme Court of the United
States the case of Mrs. Johnson, over which he
has had so much trouble with Judge Carpen
ter. The American schooner Louder was fired
npou by a Chilean shore battery while entering
the.port of Taltal. The garrion mistook her
for a rebel cruiser. Fortunately the aim was
poor.
A drawbridge near Junction Citv, Ky., on
the Cincinnati Southern Railroad, burned
.Monday nizht, and Height train fell into the
chasm. Brakeman George Hanson was fatally
injured.
A meeting nf the Trunk Line Association Is
to be held In New YorK to-morrow, when tbe
matter of tho new rates on the New York Cen
tral in combination with the Canadian Pacific
will be considered.
A hotel guest at Richmond, Ind., named
Philip .Schmidt wont mad and started in to kill
every Hebrew in tbe land. Before ho could
succped on tbe first man he tackled he was cap
tured and locked up.
The snit of President John Hoey. of the
Adams Express Company, against tho American
Exchange National Bank, wbich grew out of the
robbery of a 11,000 package, has been discon
tinued in Now York in the United States Court,
tbe case having been settled outside of court.
EORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
Slakes au Invigorating Drink
with water and sugar only. Delicious.
Brace Up.
There is a prodigious number of persons
who feel very much down at the heel just
now. All they really need is a dose of St.
Patrick's Pills to cleanse and renovate their
system. It would do them more good than
a dollar bottle of any blood purifier. For
sale by druggists. "wsu
Latest Songs, Waltzes
And transcriptions, ns also ancient aud
modern classics, can be had at half-price at
H. Kleber & Bro.'s No. 506 Wood street.
ELECTIONS.
Office op
MoKoNQAnELA Water 'Company,
1113 CAKEON bTItEET. sfcond Fioon.
1
Pittsbukg. Pa.. April 20. 1891.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Monnngahela "Water
Company will be held at the company's office,
1113 Carson street. Southside, Pittsburg. Pa.,
on TUESDAY. Mav5. 1S91, between tho hours
of 3 and 5 -o'clock P. it., for the purpose of
electing a President aud eight Managers to
serve for the ensuimr year.
ap25.15.i J1ART1N PRENTER. Secretary.
MEETINGS.
ALL MEMBERS OF THE STONEMASONS'
INTERNATIONAL UNION NO. I OF
PA. are requested to be present at tho regular
meeting which will be held l'HIS EVENING
at Hibernian Hall, cor. Wylie av. and Filth, as
business of importance will be transacted. By
order of COMMITTEE. ap29-32
MEMBERS OF BRANCH 65, C. M. B. A.,
are requested in meet at St. John's School
Hall, corner Thirty-second and Liberty sis., at
SSffl p. M. sharp. THURSDAY. April 30, to at
tend tho funeral of our late beloved pastor and
brother. Members of sister hranehes arp cor
dially invited to attend. OWEN McCUSKER,
Pre-. JOS. R SMITH. Sec ap29 9S
DUSLNE.SS CHANGES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
partnership bcretolore existing under tho
firm name of Elmore & Mnrrav, Duquesne
Boarding and Sale Stables, is this ilav dissolved
by mutual consent. PATRICK MURRAY.
MICHAEL ELMORE.
Pittsburg. April 21, 1S9L au29-S7
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the co-partnership heretofore existing un
der the firm name of Lieban Bros, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 22d day of April, lbfll,
Theodore Liebau retiring. All claims against
the old firm will be paid by the undersigned aud
the business continued by him at the old stand.
No. 1831 Carson street, S. S.. Pittsburg. Pa.
HARRY E. LIEBAU. api3-90
PROPOSALS.
ROPOSALS FOR 8-INCH, 10-INCH AND
12-inch steel gun forgings. Ordnance
(iffice. War Department. Washington, April 8,
lSbL Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be re
ceivpri at this office until 3 o'clock P. M.. on
MONDAY, May 11, 1891, at which time they
will be publicly opened, for supplying the Ord
nance Department, U. S. Army, with ten sets
each, more or less, of steel forgings, of Anier
lean manufacture, for S-inch. 10-inch and 12
lnch gnns. Blank forms on which proposals
uiust be made and all information required bv
bidders can be had uuon anplication to Brig.
Gen. D. W. FLAGLER, Chief of Ordnance.
aplZ-88-13. 16, 22, 23
PROPOSALS FOR S.2-INCH STEEL GUN
Forgings. Ordnance Office. War Depart
ment. Washington. April 8, 189L Sealed pro
posals, in duplicate, will bo received at this
ofiice until 3 o'clock r. 31.. i.n MONDAY, May
11, 1S01, at which time they will bq publicly
opened, for supplying tho Ordnance Depart,
ment, U. S. Army, with 25 sets of steel forging
of American mauufacturc. for 3.2-inch field
guns. Blank forms on which proposals must
be made aud all iulormation required by bid
ders can be had upon application to Brig. Gen.
D. W. FLAGLER, Chief of Ordnance.
UPI2-SS-13. 16, 22, 29
JEFFERSONVILL.E, IND., APRIL 3. 1K)1.
Sealed proposals. In triplicate, subject to
usual conditions, will be, received hero until 11
o'clock A. 31. (central standard timn) Monday,
the 4th day of Mav. 1831. for furnishing" at tho
Quartermaster's Depot here various article' of
quartermaster's stores, such as statinnery.office
furniture, ranges, galvanized ash barrels aud
feed boxes, cocoa matting, horse blanket?,
band carts, escort wagons, blacksmiths, wheel
wrights, saddlers, painters' and miscellaneous
tools; hardware, rubber hose, lawn mowers,
mowing machines, paulins, wagon parts,
coffins, horse aud mule collars, horseshoe nails,
horse and mule shoes, axle grease, rope, iron,
paints, oils, range castings, etc. Preference
will be given to articles of domestic produc
tion and manufacture, conditions of quality
ana price (including In the price of foreign pro
ductions and manufactures the duty thereon)
being equal. Government reserves right to
reject any or all proposals and to accept the
whole or any part of the supplies bid for.
All information furnished on application to
this office. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked "Proposals for-Q. M. Stores"
and addressed to Colonel HENRY C.
HODGES. Asiistant Quartermaster General,
U. S. Army. Depot Quartermaster.
ap3--3.4,5. 6.29.30
WANIED AGENTS TO SELL THE
IT Pinless Clotiies Line: the only line ever
invpnted that holds tho clothes without pins: a
perfect success; patent recently issued; sold
only by agems, lo whom the exclusive right is
given; on receipt of 50 ccnta wo will send a
sam pie line by mail; also circulars; price list and
terms to agents; secure your territory at once.
Address THE PINLESS CLOTHES LIN1S
CO.. 17 Hermon street. Worcester. Mass.
apiz-iis-Tra
LATE SEWS" IK 15!
J63" Display advrrtUemints one dollar per
tquarcforone insertion. Olatzlfied adverHie
tnenls on this page, tuch as- fronted, Jor Sale,
2"oLef.rtc ten cents per line for each inser
tion, andrwne taken tor less than thirty cents.
Top line being displnycd counts ns lico.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS OFFICE,
Cor. Smithfield and Diamond Streets
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRAKCTT OFFICES AS POliLOWS. WHWIB
WANT. -OU SAM'. IX) liET. AMU OTHEIt
TRANSIENT ADVEltlTSKMF.NrjJ WI!,!. BE
ItCCEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. tOK INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with The Dispatch.
FOK THE SOUTHSIDE. NO. Hi" CAISSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. HS.
FOR THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, 61M
PENN AVE.
PITTSRUIH? ADDITIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY yt nnttcr street.
E.MILG. STUOKEY, !lth treet and Pcnnave.
ALLEGHENY.
A. ,1. KAFRCHER. 50 Fedsral street.
II. .1. MclSRIDE. Market House. Allcsrhenr.
F. If. EGGKRS&SON.OhioandChestnutsts.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwlnaves.
O. W. HUGHES. Pennsylvania and Beaver aves.
1'F.ltRYM. OLE1M. Rebecca and Allegheny ayes.
TTANTED.
arale Ilell'.
APPRENTH'E-A STKONTI AND INTELLI
GENT Minnruian to learn rutting: should
come recommended. S. KAUFMAN & SONS, 13
andl" Ninth st. aptS-12
B
ARI5FH-A FIltST-ULASS MAN-CHAHLES
HER'i. East Liverpool. Ohio.
np2)-S7
TIARKKK ;i)OI MAN IMMEDIATELY
AT
JJ ZK
MOD CARSON ST.
npS-K)
"UlATMAKEIt - AT ONCE FIRST-CLASS
Kj man: slculy work dnrlng the season, bl.il.
I). I1LACKMOUE, lai Market St.,
East Llver-
pool. ).
ap2S-G9
COAT MAKERS-TWO GOOD COATMA KF.I'.S
wanted immediately. THOMAS MORGAN.
Salem, o. ap-16
COATMA KER-GOOD MAN TO WORK IN
shop, at 218 PENN AV. ap3-51
-1URIJSKT1'EUS--1EN Ol!
: 15. AT ONCE. R.
Contractors, Waiih-ap2S-55
T. HALLAM SONS.
Ington, Pa
-tUTfER-A FIRST-CUSS
(UTTER;
V ' other need apply; answer giving reference
and silarv wanted. Address
MERCHANT
TAILOK, Dispatch offlcc
ap'Jl-OT
T7HRST - CLASS Ul'II'MATHl'-R
NONE
other need anDlv. McELVEEN FURN1-
TURECO., L'll).. 44 smlihOeld St. ap2-73
Hu
OUSF. PAINTERS TWO FIRST-CLA'-S.
ArnilT In II. KAI.KHOF. No. 7' Washing
ton av,, 'inlrty-flrst ward. apO)-79
- TAN-GOODMAN FORSTEADV POSITION:
jyi Catholic Irishman preferred: must be falrlv
educated and come well rccominimled. Call or
addressil. F. iANNING, 16J Firth av.: Inquire
at tailor store. anSS-"
-VrECHAMCAL
DRAFTSMAN STATE EX
had. coinpcnsitlon expected.
JJL 1'EItIESCE
and give references. Addicss B. li., DLnateh
otUce. ap29-RG
-AILLINEK-A GOOD
MILLINER-APPLY
-ivt at MA RT1N 'S. HI Wylie av.
an2S-is
TURThR-OF OOUU
HA HITS
AND NOT
CENTRAL
ap2-iS
X afraid of work. Apply
at
iiui.i, if ea er j and. i'a.
SJ
ALESMEN-ON SALAH1 OR COMMISSION,
to lnntle the New Patent Chemical Ink
Erasing Pencil: the greatest selling novelty ever
produced: erases Ink thoroughly In two seconds
no abrasion of paper: 2io to son percent profit,
one agent's s.iles anionutcd to $G-0 In six d.i)s;
another J2 In two hours: we want one energetic
general agent for each state and Territory. For
terms and full particul-irs, address THE MON
ROE ERASER MFU. CO., La Crosse, Wis.
apI6-5S
SLATER-ATONCE. A FKAC11CAL SLATER,
who Is also a good tinner; work all thetlme
at good wages to reliable man.
J. J. DICKION,
t asningiou, r.
ap-21-rj
SOL1CTTORS-FOR CHEAI'rsT AND BFST
life Insurance policy. MURRY & EDSALU
31 Fidelity Building. npil-76
rTVA ILORS-TH REE
FIRST-CLASS TAILOUS
JL to work on repairing and atterln
Aonly to
JAMES DICKSON,
65 Fifth av., second floor, at
once.
an21-D
TAILORS-THREE FIRST-CLASS TAILORS
to work on rep tiring and altering. Apply to
JAMES DICKSON. C5 Fifth av., second floor, at
once. apil-D
TTFHU'-STEKER-FIHST-CLASS. AT IINTK-
J Address HARD'S FUKN1TUKK HOUSE,
East Liverpool, O.
ap&-ro
TTTATCHMAKER'S APPRENTICE ONE
V that will pay for tuition to lesrn the trade
thoroughly: bring references. Inquire at 33
FIFl'H AV.. second floor. apM-76
YOUNG MAN-AS STENOGRAPHER AND
tvpewrlter and to assist In general office
work: muat be good longhand penman Jnd accu
rate In all work: Btate age ana give reference..
Address T. , Dispatch office. - apa-63'
YOUNG MAN -17 OR 18 YEARS OLD. TO
work at cirrlagc painting; H. 11EHR &
SON. 81B and 818 Filth av., city. ap2)-5I
A gents.
A GENTS TO SELL
THE NEWEST AND
honks In the market:
jtX. best subscription
the most rpcent additions to onr list are -Onr
Great Continent," "Losslng's United States."
"John Boyle O'Reilly's Poelry and Songs of Ire
land." '-The Soldier In the C1W1 War;" send Tor'
cat-ilogue, terms and territory. P.J. FLEMING
& CO.. 135 Fifth av. apl2-TuWThFSSU
AGENTS WE OFFER BlO MONEY IN EX
CLUSIVE territory; our new p-ttcnt sates
sell at sight in city or country; new agents first In
field actually getting rich: ong agent in onp dar
cleared ?S6; soean you; catalogue free. ALPINE
SAFE CO., No. MS-371 Clark st., Cincinnati. O.
IeM-31-ws
Femnie Help.
llRL
FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK: GER-
VT MAN prelerrcd. Apply at NO. 6c2 FIFTH
a v., city. apuwi
GIKL-FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK-NO
zmall children. 1315-1317 CARSON ST.. S.S.
Bp-53-WTllS )
3" AUNDRESS-ONB CAPAIILE OF TAKING
U charge of a small laundry: references re
quired. Address A. B., Allegheny, l'a. p:-0l
Male and Peraale Help.
COACHMAN. 40LABOUERS. FARM HANDS,
blacksmith, teamster, colored man-servant,
hotel cooks, dishwashers, dining room glrls.chain-
hermalds, pantry girls. i.idy,smaiu.cniidTs nurse.
go cooks anil cuamitermiias,
housekecDer. MEE-
HAN'S, 545 Grant si. Te:
90. apT-D
COOKS CHAMBERMAIDS. NURSES,
laundresses, dlnlngrooin girls. 200 house
girls, lire voung girls, German aud colored girls,
drlrers. farm hands, gardeners, white and col
ored waiters. MRS. E. THOMPSON, 608 Grant
street. apil-o
TVXEAT
AND PASTRY COOKS. 1MMKDI-
-Ul.
ATELY; bartender; four colored walteis;
farm hands; general bouse girls; hotel help.
WALKER'S. 6 Sixth St., second floor. apJ9-S5
Situations.
BOOKKEEPING I ATTEND TO ANYTHING
In the line or intricate accounting, such as
opening and closing ol books or correction of
errors: also give instructions In the use of the
Voucher system. A. F. SAWUILL, 1S7 Federal
St.. Allegheny, l'a. dco-Vl-D
130S1TI0N-1N ENERAL ACCOUNTING OR
bookkeeping, voung married man: practical
experience of ten sears: satisfactory reference
from present employers and reasons for change.
Address BESSEMER. Dispatch office. apK-3U
POSITION-B1 THOROUGHLY FIRST-CLASS
sober barkeeper: no objections to out of
town. Address J. J. lie, Dispatch office.
ap'J9-77
Hoarding.
-OOOMS TWO FURNISHED OR TJN'FUR
I N1SHEI) rooms with board, either In East
End or Allegheny, on line of cars: would like
them connecting. Address V, Dispatch office.
ap29-G3
Financial.
MANUFACTURERS DFblRING MORE CEN
TRAL location, free luel. Increased facili
ties and additional capital will learn something
to their advantage by addressing the underslgm d
company, who are operating in the natural gas
belt of Indiana. HATHAWAY INVESTMENT
CO., 25 fcxehange St., Rochester, N. :. ap25-2)
f UMRY EASILY 8AVKO-A LIFE-S1ZE
I1 crayon portrait for almost nothing: the
public may ask how can this be done; our answer
is, we employ no agents who would receive 25 to
40 percent commissions: wc employ no uniformed
men to transact our business; we&ave these com
missions and salaries for the benefit of our cus
tomers: we request our patrons to bring their ad
vertising checks with pnoior.ipn. to our office,
and for each craou imrtralt tlut is ordered wc
furnish at a very reasonable price a neat and ap
propriate irame: we warn our customers and the
public from dealing with irresponsible crayon
portrait fakirs; our business Is based upou fetrlct
&ud honorable principles, and our work, now in
the bouses of hundreds of families, attcbts that
fact. KUltOIT.AN i'UUTiSAll CO. No. 3
Filth av., l'ittsburg. apZG-13j-wsu
M'
OitTGAGES ON CITY OK ALLEGHENY
county property at lovrest rates. HENRI'
A. WEAV
It A CO.,
u- c uutiu .tkcuui:.
mu2-i
mUceimneotu.
ALLTO USE JONES' BEUUUGl'AKALVZEU
Jones' Jlacle Roarh FoTrdcr; contains no
poison; roaches banished oy contract; satislac
tlon riven or no pay. I'reparcJ bv UEO. W.
JONES, 222FederaI St.. Allegheny, Fa. sold by
all first-class ilmsKlsts. Residence No. 80 ilon
tery st. lyll-42-M WF
DOURLE AOT1NO UEEF WF.LL
state capacity. Add ress BQX 1007.
l'UJU";
a p29-81
PONV AMI A BONKEX-JIUST BE HANO
SOMh specimens and very penile. Answer
EAST EM), lilspatcil olhrc.
api.-:
KICI.lAIILK AND TRUSTT HKM'LEHAN
havine capital at his command that mtv he
dc&lrone nrotiUlulncaii luh-rest In a flrst-cliss
huslness of the hlshest order ami sc ond to none
In the btate: the firm Is well established anil df a
hlyh financial standing; this opporlaulty Is a
rare one and Is worthy Ihe attention of-any flrst
class jtcntlcman. Fartles vlshluir fult particu
lars must call In person atofflce. l RoblNSON
ST., corner Sandusky. ABechehr. Cantui re
quired, 111,000 to u,Wo, ap27-17 J
WANTED.
Miscellaneous.
S TABLE-IN BUSINESS PORTION OF CITY.
room lor 5 horses and 5 wagons: mnst be In
good condition. Address BOX No. 1055, ap2S-t
THE ADURFSS OF EVERY GRAND ARMY
man who considers his services worth 30 to
t30 weekly. Those earning less, or auyO. A. 1C
man unemployed, please address If. GRAN
FIELD. 3 East Fourteenth St., New York City.
apS-II-WKSu
O GIVE AWAY-A LIMITED NUMBER OF
Madame Fleshc's Ladles Tailor System
and Art Dressmaker: a magnificent gift. Call at
once al THE SCHOOL OF DESIGN AND DRESS
CUTTING. No. Ml Fenuiiv. ap23-
TWO LA KGB U. FLAGS;
price and where can be seen.
1057.
STATE SIZE.
Address tluX
apa-Sl
FOR SALE-IMPROVED REAL ESTATE.
City Residences.
BRICK HOUSE-7 ROOMS. COMPLETE IN
every particular; best located, lowest prlco
and easy terms; In Eleventh ward; possession
given at once. ED VlTflSU, 110 Grant St..
Pittsbnrc, ap28-D
DINWIDIHE
lot: price,
ez Fourth av.
ST. 4-ltOQM HOUSE AND
tl.KO. GEO. JOHNSTCN. Agt.,
ap28-5.,
Oil Ono-KNOXVILLK I'.OKOUOH, BAUS
COt.MAN 6t 10 minutes from the incline, new
frame house nf-4 rooms, hall, side porch, inside
shutters, nlcelv finished throughout, natural gas.
cliy water, good cpllar, brick pavement around
the house: roomy lot: easy terms. 1-1-28.
CHARLES SOMERS & CO., 129 Fourth av.
ap23-57
CX 300-VKHY CHEAP FOR A DOUBLE
OOl brick houe of 12 rooms, two finished attic
rootits: In one of the nicest locations in the West
End; both gases throughout; inside w. c.; nicely
p-ilntcd and pnpered: come soon, as property
must be sold. W. H. HESELBARTH. Agent, S25
Main St., West End. apS)-30-WFSu'
Cast End Residences.
TIAST END-NIAGARA
ST.. NICE
NEW
VJ frame house on a large choice lot, 8 rooms.
oatn. unisnea attic, lnsiucsuuiicrg.siaiemaiiieis,
tile hearths, laundry, cemented cellar, both gates;
all modern Improvements: lot MSx20O tcct: i5,0U0.
oran additional adjoining lot oftlie same size, to
gether with the house Tor tt.500. 2-5-38. CHARLES
SO.M ERS A CO.. 12) Fourth av. ap29-57
FOR SALE-?5K-l:UILDING LOT iOS'.OO FT.
On line of 'cable ears; a bargain. (01).
See Y. A. HERKON iSONS., 80 Fourth av.
ap2l-5.'-23,tamy5
PRDPEIITY F.I.LSWORTH AV. PROPERTY
the most drslrahlc and the cheapest now in
the market. Call on the premises. 5741 KLI.S
WOlrl'H A V., East End. ap2S-o7
CJ3 300-TEN-ROOMH()USi:iN F1NELOCA
j)0 TlON, within three minutes' wait of
cables: a complete linii.-e with all modern con
veniences; bath, hot and cold water, etc.. cement
cellar; H yon wish an Investment wc will put In
tenant to April 1 next at S50 per month. SceS. A.
DICKIK& CO.. Teun and shadyav., E. E. 1833.
ap2S-ij-Tuwr'
Q OOO-EAST END, ELLSWOKTn AV.,
Ox5 two-story framchouseof five rooms, hall,
large Unislied attic slate mantels, stone hearths,
natural gas. piped for artificial gas. city water,
front porch, good celler, slate roof: lot 20xirn;
easy terms. 2-12-81. CHARLES SOMERS Co..
iat Fourth av. ap2a-57
Allegheny Residence.
CORNER PROPERTY-AN ELEGANT SITU
ATION near I'crrysvllle av.. surrounded bv
even beauty of the country, with quick transit
to and from the citv; a corner property compris
ing 337 feet: elevated gronuds, thrifty producing
fruit, shade and lorest trees, substantial house o
six rooms finished att'c, halls, porches, excellent
and attractive condition: the price, 8,500, could
be realized from ground if subdivided, without
buildings: easy terms of payment. (3-5-30)
CHARLES SOMERS & CO., IM Fourth av.
ao29-57
S6,
I'AGF. ST.. ALLEGHENY. FINE
s brlr-K residence: handsome appearance.
lpcc location: pressed brick front, stone trim
mings: eight rooms, flnisiied attic, wide halls.
Inside shutters, sliding doors, both gases, marble
mantels, electric hells, laundry, front and rear
stairs and porches: artistically painted ana
papered all through: stationary range, large
SantrV:lota)xiOO;easvteams. (3-3-13). CHARLES
OMhRS & CO.. 129 Fourth av. ap2H&7
Suburban Kpylaences.
AN ACRE OF GROUND AND FINE RESI
DENCE on P. H. li., three minutes' walk
trom railroad station: only 30 minutes' ride
from Union depot; 10 elegant rooms In residence,
and complele city conveniences: hath, gas, waier,
etc., etc.. all m nrlmeoroerln every particular:
grounds well improved: considerable quantity of
shade trees, shrubbery, etc.: out-buildings, etc.,
etc. J AS. W. DRAPE Jt CO., 313 Wood st..-1'ltts-burg.
ap2S-7G
EDGEWOOD STATION, ON THE P. It. R.-1S
recognized as ouc of the choice residence
polntslora suburoaii home; at a reduced price,
si.noo. e offer au excellent nrouertv: fine lot.
fiuxISU, with modem house or sevm rooms, bath
and all conveniences ot a nrst-clag city house:
good sidewalk direct from station; beantiful
view: easv terms: look at It. (1-23-07) CHARLES
HOMERS Jt CO., 120 Fourth av. np:9-S8'
-TTOUSE OF 12 ROOMS-W1TH MODERN IM-
I I PEOVEMKATS. botand coldwater, natural
ga for heat and light, and with four acres of
ground well planted with a good selection of
, xrult trees (air bearing) 'and shrubbery; situate
'at Idlcwood. P. t'. O. St. L. It, it. F C. lilO-(it;ltr,-
61 Fourth av. i ap2-94-EOu'
TNURA.M "FLEECEDALE"
PLACE THIS
X beautiful plot contains 10j acres;
about 20
minutes from R. It. station: fruit and shade
trees In abundance on premises: small cottage
house of 3 rooms, carriage honse and stable, large
barn: two cisterns, 87 barrels each: artesian well
with a never-falling supply of pure water. or
luriher particulars Inquire or GEO. JOHNSTON,
C2 Fourth av., Pittsburg. ap28-53
Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J. RENT OR SALE
Hotels, cottages and iiath houses: lots for
sale in all parts ot the city; also South Atlantic
flty. ISRAEL U. ADAMS A CO., Real Estate
Agents. Real Estate and Law Bul!dln-r. rc6-W
FOR SALE LOTS.
East End Lots.
TTTAIRMOUNT AV., E. E.-CHOICE LOT,
X? only 650: another one. brantlful situation,
corner lot, 9C0: a large lot. 50 feet front. 162 deep.
fOOU. Falnnountav.. between Penn and Npgley;
for Investment or home site nothing superior;
look at these lots. CHARLES SOMEKS A CO..
129 Fourth av. ap26-83
Y"
'OR SALE-A FINE INVESTMENT PliOF-
ERIi either for sub-division or improve
ment: near and above Stanton av-, and not far
Irom Highland av.; lot IK) leet on St. Clair
through to Mellon St.: at a low nrice If sold quick.
(4J) See W. A. UERRON A SONS. No. 80 Fonrth
avenue. ap9-75-9,15,22,29"
J- OT-A F1NF.LY LOCATED LOT ON HOWE
i St.. near Deniilston av.; one of the beat sit
uations on the street, and we have a lower price
on It than anything nearby: only three minutes'
walk to Fifth Avenue Cable, one minute to
Electric five minutes to P. It- R. S. A. DICKIE
&CO., Penn and Shady ays., E. E.
p2S-13-Tuwrs
J -OT-A BARGAIN IN A BUILDING LOT,
J 25x149 leet, on Montleello St.. for only 550;
nicely stluated; neighborhood well built up; one
of the cheapest lots offered In East Liberty. See
S. A. DICKIE A CO., Peun and Shady avs.. E. E.
, ap28-l3-TuWF
S125
X PER FRONT FOOT-BELLEFIKLD
iTi JL lij av., near 1-orncs St., lotiaxPH: fronts
Schenley Park entrance. (dl63). BLACK A
BAIRD, 93 Fourth av. ap2a-33
Trkfl EACH-LANG AV.. NEAR FRANKS
J5) I UU 'lOW N A V.. 4 vacant lots. 28x100 leet
Cidi. (a303). BLACK A BAIRD, 95 Fourth av.
ap20-39
Suburban XiOts.
s
UBUKIIAN ritOl'EKTl -TIIK LARGEST
lots, the lowest nrices ana me easiest ana best
teruis in tue county at snenuien, ft minutes Iroin
Union station: Bee Micrsulen before you bur else-
where. ANXJKEW l'A'lTJiKSON, Secretarv, lJ
Filth av. 1C27-72-D
TWO LAKGK LOTS-WlLKlNfcBUKO OKCH
aKD plan: a lew minutes1 walk from rail -road
station; 0x124 feet to an alley; Irult trees
thereon: can bu bought che.ip. J AS. W. UUAl'K
& CO., 313 Wood 6t.. adjoining fourth av.. Vltts
Durg. ap29-55
fll A FT T
t!fT- i t) a short distance of Hru&hton station.
aOJi-lnhijr lot sold tor S7U0: portions desiring a
cheap lot should not fall to see tlitn grand bar
gain. HOWA HD mii)V2it 151 Fourth av.
ap2C-8S-MWS
Oft OOO-llAWKlNSSl'ATION. F. R. R.. A
OVs platof ground cm.talnlnjr 21 acres, with
2 frame houses thereon; this property Is suitable
for laving out Into lots. (1:12). BLACK A HAIKU,
115 Fourth av. ap:9-39
Cemetery Lots.
1 Ol'-IN THE ALLEUHENT CEMETEltr.
JU Address MOUEKATE, Dispatch otllce.
ap29-ll
3Iiscellaneous-
1 QrT ACRES TI11HER. COAL AND FARMING
JLO I land.one mile Irom Apollo, West I'enu R.
R.; moderate linproveiucnts:' will sell for fTS per
acre. considerably less than Its rehl valne. Inquire
COJ t'lflll AY.. nearSohost.. citv. apJJ-8.1
TOR SATJ-UDSINEsS.
BuiLness Opportunities.
BARBER SHOF-OOOD FAYING BARBER
6hoo: must be sold at once; good reasons for
selling n ill be given. A. ED LIS ft CO.. Leading
Barber Supply House, fiuJ to Slo Liberty st.
ap.S-61
BAHHER SHOP-DOING A OOOD BUSINESS,
with lease or premises; good reasons Tor sell
ing. Apply 2115 PENN AV. ap-sj-IS
T-VRUUSTORE A GOOD
PAYING CITY
U store: beiow Invoice to a quick
buyer. Ad-up3-33
aressiw.uji. Liispaten omce.
LICENSED HOTEL-BUSINESS LARGE AND
Increasing: reason for selling, poor health.
Call on or address JOHN MCDONNELL, 'lltns
vllle, i'a. ap39 23
SHOE STORE-IN HOOD TOWN NEAR
city: fine Te-'tiurant: yroccry stores, tfij to
8VUU;uil!k route: p.ii)cr route: cljwr store: flsh
market: machine shop: drnzstorc; stone nnirrv
HOLMES & CO.. CJ&nilllllield St. jpJ9
TURKISH BATH-ONE OF THE FINEST
and most complete establishments In the
city: centrally located: cost (3,800: will sell lor
one-half; terms reasonable; agood man can make
60 to rs per week. For particulars call on ROSS
VY. BLACK, 712 Penn ay., city, ap'.S-tf' J
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Huslness Properties.
Sr ooo rcc iiutler st.. cor. TnntTY
4 SEVF-NTH st., lato Anton Engel's prop
erty, Iot32 5-GxlH with frame business house and
dwelling, containing two stores and 11 rooms;
one-halfcaih, balance to suit: this mast he sold
to close cp th. estate. TIIOS. MCCAFFREY.
a" Butler st. lnhg-t51-W8n
FOR SALE 3IISCELLANEOUS.
Horses. Vehicles. Live Stock, Etc
AT F.AS'1' "LIBERTY STOCK YARDS-BUR-ROS
orBmalldonke)s, saltable for children.
ap2)-75
DELIVER WAGONS DELIVEKY WAGONS
all stTies: ourown make. WM. 1JECKEKT.
mo to 311 Ohio street, -Alletucuy. TclephoncJEO,
JelMMWjt
TOAf'INO MARE 7 YEARS OLD. WELL
JL BRED and au excellent roadter: will show
better than S:4ti and was never trained a dav. n
qulre 183 and W FORMES AV, ap3-ll
Machinery and Metals.
AUTOMATIC HOISTING ENGINES-WORK
perlcctly right and left, with single or
double drum: sreoud-hand bolters and engines
also on hand: general mucnlne work promptly
exccuteii; correspondence solicited. COMBINA
TION ENOINECO.. LliL, 3141 I'cnn aye.. Pitts
burg, deio-dc-nws
T71SGI.NES AND ISOILERS-ShCOND-lUND:
J-Li large
largest stock of all sizes: lliK. 12x21. 12x18.10
xaUOxlli. 10-12, 9x15, 8x12. 7x12. 6xI2:monnted eort-
aDic engine, nouers omn sizes, siiaiting. pulleys.
pumps, governor, etc Telephone, Sioi.
leicpnone, aiui. a anu
Pa. J. S. YOUNG.
m irart way, Aliepueny,
apllso
H
OISIING ENGINES. DERRICKS AND
. deirlck forgings. steel hoisting and guy
ropes in eiock: stationary engines ami Doners,
shears, clay and ore pans, etc THOMAS CAR
LIN'S SONS, Lacockane' Sandusky streets. Alle
gheny. Pj. . au5-35-MW
SECOND-HAND ENG1N k.S-oNE 27 H. P.
Halt pat. electric light engine, almost new;
one 8x3. ono 7x7, one 5x6, vertical engines: one
heavy 14x21. one 11x12, 3 8x12 and 2 7x12. In hori
zontal engines: all good as new. HARMES MA
CHINE DEi'OI', W First av., Pittsburg. Pa.
ja30-D
THE CELE11RATED ACME AUTOMATIC
safety engines and non-explosive hollers,
lor fcas or oil fuel, from one to nve-lior&e power:
also, the latest improved ventilating fans: perfect
Eatisfactlon gnaranteed: hy J. PRAGF.lt, Gen
eral Agent, No. i Fifth av., Pittsburg. Pa.
Iel5-1G5-MWF
Miscellaneous.
BAR FIXTURES-SIDF.KOARD. COUNTER,
tables and chairs; full outfit. 42! l'F.NN
AVE. . ap2-54
OECOND-HANI)
alERRY-GO-ROUND IN
CJ fli
first-class condition, lunnlrc ofGEORGE W.
LAUOHL1N, Palace Hotel, Homestead, Pa.
spio-8q
TO LET.
CitJ- Residences.
DWELLING OF TEN ROOMS AT PATrER
SON station. P., McK. & Y. R. II.. with good
stable and garden attached. Inquire of It.
HAMILTON, on the premises, or of F. C. B1G
GEKT, 61 Fourth av.. Plttsonrg- ap23-94-XODt
T- WELLING OX
J stories: 10 large rooms, hall and all conven
iences, and in good repair: reut low. BLACK &
IjAlRD. 95 Fonrth av. ap21-Ct
East End Residences.
TO LET-N0.3JH ELLSWORTH AV.: DOUBLE
honse of eight rooms, with hath, pantry, laun
dry: all newly papered and painted throughout;
all modern conveniences: corner lot. 50xlM feet:
nlcelv tcrraeed. shade trees: both streets paved:
on line ol electric cars, near steam and cable line:
at ShadvSlde: $10 pcrirtonth. See W. A . HEREON
A SONS. SO Fonrth av. ap28-105-3twt
Allegheny Residences.
-VTICE FIVE-ROOM DWELLING FEDERAL
JM st. extension; store and dnelllug. Chestnut
St., Allegheny. Inquire or J. K-McKKK. 708Peuu
av., room 611. fe7-64-MWSt
1ffl K1DGE AV., ALLEGHENY-NICE
ItfcLf brick. 8 rooms, bath, pantry, rauge.
gases, good cellar; rent S1Q0. ApplytoW. W.
LAWRENCEACO., Water St., beiow Penn av..
l'ittsburg. aplo-50-iwrt
Suburban Residences.
TO LET-FURNISHED HOUSE AT SHADY
SIDE, near P. It. E. and canle road: 12
rooms: all conveniences: street paved. See W.
A. HERRON & SONS. 80 Fourth av. ap23-S5t
-TTTILK1NSKURO-EXTRA GOOD HOUSE.
V one year old, six rooms, finished attic,
wide hall, bath. w. c.. range, electric lights, nat
ural gas. large lot. shade trees, streje sidewalks;
six minutes iroin station, on stone i avements; 28
a month. G. N. lil'.CKM 1T11 CO.
ap-42-WSt
Rooms.
VJOOJIR- ONE OK TWO NICELY FUR
X N1SHED rooms, with or without board, on
Fifth av.
oakianu: an mooern conveniences.
T t lllsnHti.1, nffioo nrf-JJlt
Address A. T. G., Dispatch offlcc
ap29-43t
BOOMS THIRD STORY FRONT ROOMS,
furnished. 412 PENN AV. apiMGT
SUITE OF THREE UNFURNISHED APART
MENTS Tor light housekeeping, with u'o or
hath, in SMITH BLOCK, Wylie av. and Federal
street. ap29-78t
Hnsiuesg stands.
J5UILDING-0N THIRD' AV.. FORMERLY
J occupied by U. S. Pension Agent: four
stories, containing large store room and Immense
room adjoining; the upper fioorg are complete
also: the cellar is large: we will remodel tills
building to sirlt an v kind of business. BLACK A
BAIKD. 93 Fourth av. ap23-7t
T O LET-HANDSOMK STOREROOMS. NOS.
78 and 80 Diamond St.. Just above Mnlthneld
St., in new Dispatch building; well lighted, ele
gantly fitted up, centrally located and having
every convenience: these rooms are admirably
suited for Insurance, real estate or other ndec
business. For further Information apply, after 2
r. M., to BUSINESS MANAGER. The Illspairn,
Sinlthflcld and Diamond sts. ap29-H7t
-TTTARKKOOMS-TWO WARER0O51S, FRONT
V 1NO on street, railroad siding In rear;
rent. $60 per month each: also. 10. oro square feet
floor space, with use of power and rullroad siding.
Inquire at W. A. 1IOEVELE1PS STORAGE
WA REHOUSE, Twelfth and Pike st ., Pittsburg.
ap24-67t
OfllcesvDcsK Room. Jttc
TO LET-CHOICEOFFICES ON SECOND
and third floors of Tiie Dispatch business
bfilcc building, corner Smlthncld and Diamond
sts.; these are In suites of two or four rooms, as
desired, and have every convenience; centrally
located, well arranged and lighted; there are no
better offlces for professional men In iherltv.
Apply, after 2 r. M., to BUS. MGR. DISPATCH,
ou the preinlscj. ap29-ll7t
Miscellaneous.
STABLE-LARGE CARRIAGESTABLE.Wri'H
room (upstairs) for driver to sleep in. Rear
of 142 SHEFF1KLD ST.. Allegheny. ap27-5t
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
and sliver: Jewelry repaired: new work made
to order. CHRls. HA1ICH, 541 smlthfield-st.
aplO-154
PEIONAL WKIISTER'S LAHOE QUARTO
Dictionary, tZ US; special bargains In olland
new books ddrinir this month. FRANK. BACON
A CO.. 301 Sinllllficld St. mhl2
PEKbONAL FINE HOOKS-WE HAVETHE
finest collection or finely illustrated hoots
In PiUsbnrr: beautiful blndliffs: low prices; come
and sec thera: hundreds of boots for presents,
LEVI'S HOOK MIORE. 800 Llhcrty St. deI2
LOST.
LOST-FACICAGE OF FAFERS AND BONDS
In Allegheny Fark. off Federal st.; liberal
reward. If returned to SO, WATER ST., Room 22.
ap29-69
LOST-ON MONDAY AFTERNOON. ON
Flftb, Hlland or Ellsworth avs.. a black
astrakhan cape. Finder will be rewarded hy leav
ing at KUHN'S CONFECTIONERY. East End.
ap23-36
LOST-ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, EITHER
at corner of Klilce and Allegheny avs., or on
Union Hue car. small package containing gold
watcli. with Initials F. I. V., and also several
leces Jewelry: f25rewaro. Address ROOM i, 100
lamond St., l'ittsburg, or 07 Allegheny nv.,
Allegheny. ap28-24
OFFICIAL FITTS-UUKG.
OFFICE OF THE CITT '1 KKASUREU. i
MnNICIPALHALL.SMITlIFIEI.DST.
VrOTlCKIS HEBEmr GIVEN THAI' ALL
Xs owners (whether resident or non-resident
of tho city ot Fittsbnrg) of drays, clrts, wagons,
carriages, bug:icS.o.tc., to pay their licenses at
this office forthwith
All licenses not paid ou or before the Drat
Monday in ilaich, 1K31 uill Lo placed In tba
bands of vehicle officer lor collection;' subject
to collection fee el 50 cents on each license.
And all persons ncslectins to pay on or before
first Monday in .Mar, li&l, will be subject to a
penalty double tho amount ortbeliccnses. to be
L recovered before tho proper legal authority of
said city, xnooiu -metal plates oi last year
must be returned at the timo licenses are taken
out, or 25 cents additional will be charged on
tbe license.
Hates of license: Kadi one-horse vehicle, 'k
each two-horse vehicle. $10; each four-borso
vehicle, 312: each foar-hnrse back, Slo; oroni
busses and timber wheels, drawn by two
borses, J10.
One extra dollar will be cbargod for each ad
ditional horse used in abovo specified vehicles.
J. F. DENN1STON.
-fe&SI-p City Treasurer.
PATENTS. '
O. D. f EVIS, Solicitor of patents.
131 Fifth avenue, above SmitbHeld, next Leader
ofiice. No delay. Established 20 years. se3S
H. O.HOV7ARD.
CONTRACTOR FOR
Paving, curbing, sewering and concreting cel
lars, and repairing brick and stone work, and
building engino and bnllor foundations, ofhre:
luS FOURTH AV. Telephone,. JUKI. ap4-C8-D
PR.WKL TO EUUOPB WILL BE UN
X USUALLY heavy this season, and accnio
modations should be secured early. We repre
sent the most popular steamship lines, sell
drafts, foreign coin, etc MAX SCHAMBEKG
ACC-oCT SmitufieldJt., -Pittsburg.' Pa. s
tabU3bedl86a, . leU-wsa
. LF.GA1- OTir!n.
E
STATE OF ABIJAH HAYS, JR. DE
l CEASED Notice is hereby given that
letters testamentary on the. estate ol Abljab
Hays. Jr.. have been granted to the under
signed, to whom all persons Indebted to said
estate are requested' to make immediate pay
ment, and those baying claims against tbesama
should make them known wlthont delay.
JULIETTE A-HAYS, JA2IES ft HAYS. Ad
dress 2013 BAKAH HT.iFlttsDurg; S. H.
apl5-93-w
JOHN B. KEKU, Attorney at 'Law,
9 Diamond street.
ESTATE OF HA RAH KOWSWKLL, DE
CEASED Notice is hereby given that let
ters T administration, with will annexed, on
the estate of Sarah Rowswell, deceased, late of
city of Pittsburg, county of Allegheny, Pa.,
bave been granted to the undersigned, to whom
all perS'ins' indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment, and those
having' claims r aemawd against tbe same will
make iheui known without ritay.
HAHAH J, EO WS WELU
Administratrix, 2120 Penn avenue, Pittsburg.
apSlSO-w
WJ1. J. JOK1MN. Atturiiey-at-Law,
553 Grant st.
NOTICE IS HEHEUY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be inadp to the Court nf
Common Pleas No. 1 on SATURDAY. May 16,
U91. at 10 o'clock A. JL, by George Vi. Ache,
N. LvLiihcr. J. li. Hyndman. James Lippan,
JI. McCormlck an.1 Wni. Scotr, under the act
of Assembly, entitled. An act to provide for the
incorporation and regulation of certain cor
poration?, approved April 29. 1874, and the sup
plements thereto, for Ibecharter of an intended
corporation, to'he railed the Highland Club,
tho chrracter and object of which is tbe promo
tion of music and an and to own and maintain
a clubhouse for social enjoyments, and to en
joy all tbo rights', benefits and privileges of said
act of Afiseuibly and supplements theroto.
,an29-l?w WM. J. JORDAN, Solicitor.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEA8
No. 1 for the county of Allegheny, No. 1S2,
June term, 1891.
Notice is hereby given that an application
will bemado to thnyaid court (oralawjndge
thereof) on SATURDAY, tbe Kith day of May,
A. D. liSl, at 10 o'clock, under the "corporation
act of fine thousand eizllt hundred and seventy
four," and the supplements thereto, bv George
A. .Macbeth. Joseph Alhree, Charles W. Scoyel,
Ross W. Drum. Charles a Mellnr. William N.
Frpw. John W. Beatty, Alfred f. Wall, William
15. Edwards and Joseph R. Woodwcll and oth
ers, for the charter nf an intended corporation,
xo bo called, "Art Society." tbe character and
object of which is for the purpose of cultivat
ing and promoting music, painting and other
fine arts, and 'of acquiring and maintaining
collections of nook and otber objects apper
taining thereto. and for these purposes to have,
possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and
privileges conierrrd bv the said act and its
supplements. CHARLES W. SCOVEL.
ap2381-w ' Solicitor.
VTOTICE IS HERF.BY GIVEN THAT AN
Jjj application Mill be made to the Governor
nf Pennsylvania on FRIDAY, tbe loth day of
.Mav, A. D.1SD1, at 10 o'clock A. M.. bv John
Farrell, H. J. Bailey, Charles G. Noble. Geotce
H. Bailey aud John A. Klly. nnder and pur
suant to the act of Assembly entitled, "An act
to provide for the incorporation and regula
tion nf certain corporations," approved April
29. 1S71, and the supplements thereto, for tba
charter of an intended corporation t bo called
tbe Bailey-Farrell Manufacturing Company,
the character and object of which Is tbe manu
facturing of lead, tin copper and other metals
and alloys thereof in their various forms, and
of any article of commerce from metal or
wood, or botb, and also for the manufactnring
front metals, alloys or wood, and selling all ar
ticle.s,applianci'S,devices, fixtures and apparatus
as are uselnl, proper and convenient for the
safe distribution and supply of water, gas,
steam and oil. and all such as are nsed and sold
in connection with water, gas, steam and sani
tary coods, and for these purposes to have, pos
sess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and privi
leges of said act ol Assembly and tbe supple
ments thereto. JOHN FARRELL,
H. J. BAILEY.
A tHAKLKS G. NOBLE,
GEoHWE H. BAILEY.
an22-42-'W JOHN A. KELLY,
OHJCATIOXAL.
St, John's Military School,
MANLIUS, N. V.
SUMMER SCHOOL,
Rt. Rev. F. D. HUNTlNt.TON. S. T. D.. Fresi
deut. Apply to Lt. Col. WM. VERBECK. snpt.
inlH-133-MWi-
REMOVALS.
GEORGE KAPPEL,
THE MUSIC DEALER,
Has removed to his new granite bnlldlnc:,
631.SMFTH FIELD ,6TR EET.
, ap22-8S-Mtvr
W. J. EAST, Architect,
Has removed from Federal Kl, Allegheny, to
i.41tfla Lniiri It
I1UI ST" lI'llUVU ill
WESTINQHOUSE BUILDING,
mb4ri2-MWF PjTTSBURO,
I'M.
DR., J. Q. BOCKSTOCE,
DENTIST.
Removed to 43S Penn' Avenue.
apl2-19-MWT
BUSY BEE HiVE
has removed from
corner Sixth and Lib
erty to 38 Wylie ave
nue, one square from
Fifth avenue,
purchasers.
Dolls and otber presents given to
ap2I-MWF
' HARTLEY ROSE BELTING CO,
REMOVED TO
634 SMITHFIELD ST.
;ipl2-20.MWF
READY FOR BUSINESS.
We have secured possession of the two larga
and substantial buildings, Nos. 46 and 43 Sev
enth avenue, opposite New Grant street, ana
with a complete stock-of new goods respect
fully solicit the patro'naga of the
R'ETAIL DRUG TRADE.
In addition to the goods formerly carried in
stock we have added a full line of
DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES.
This department will be under tbe care of
MR. CHARLES BABST. who will be glad to
meet bis former friends and customers and to
serve them acceptably.
NO GOODS AT .RETAIL.
L II. HARRIS DRUG CO.,
NOS. 46 AND 43 SEVENTH AVENUE.
PITTSBURG. PA.
apl-3-D
NOTICES.
TsTOTICE
J. D. Castor, having this- day severed
bis connection with tba End End Art
Glass Company, notice is hereby given that
said company will not be' responsible for any
debts contracted by him.
EASTEND ART GLASS COMPANY.
PiTrannRO. April 23, 1SUL ap2-8J
VTOTICE ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
LN notified tu give m harbor, support, or
maintenance, credit, goods or merchjndiso to
mv wife, M. D. Love, and any bills or acronnts
which she may contract from April 'JS, 1891, as
I will not pay or liquidate, nor will I brcume
liable for. as she has left my habitation. L. E.
LOVE. Wilmerdiuc, Allegheny county. Pa.
APRIL 2S. 1831. ap2n-50-w .
Okficb or
Treasurer allsohent County,
April 1. 18L
NOTICE.
IN PURSUANCE OF THE TWENTY
FIRST section of an act relating to Alle
gnenv county, approved tbe 1st day of May,
18(11. and of the 'amendment of tbe said sec
ttitu, approved tho 30th day of March, A. D.
1S6G.I do hereby giro notice that tbe dupli
cate for the several wards, Uorougbs and
townships ill be open, and I will be prepared
to receive tlie county. State and poor taxes for
ihe year 1801 6o and after the FIRST DAY OF
MAY. 1S9L Said .taxes can he paid at this
office until the FIRST DAY OF AUGU&T,
with a deduction of 5 per cent for prompt pay
ment to all persons paying the' wbolo amount
of these taxes.
There will be no rcductlonallowed during the
month of August.
There will be 10 per cent added to all taxes
remaining unpaid on the 1st day of September,
16DL JOHN A. BELL,
Treasurer of Allegheny County.'
mh31.12.n
CHARLES SOMERS & CO.,
129 FOURTH AVE.
(Telephone 1773)
Real Estate aiid.Mortgages.
Money to Loan at Lowest Rates.
PROPERTIES FOR RENT.
,-... . -" RENTS COLLECTED.
ap23-77-D
X W
AUCTION saxes:
PUBLIC SATFi
-OF-
Valuable Iran Works. 1
The undersigned, receiver for the Hollldayt.
burj: and Gap Iron Works, by virtue of an
order from tbe Court of Common Pleas oC
Blair County, will offer at public sale at tha
Court House in Hollidaysbur;, P.i, on
Thursday, May 7, 1891,
At 10 o'clock a. 3L. the following; described
property, viz.:
No. 1 All those certain six adjoining: lots of
proand situated in HollidaysburK. Fa., on
which are erected a laree Rolling Mill, with,
three trains of rolls, fix mill, rotary -queezers,
shears, engines and boHers, lathes, Spuddling
and two heating inrnaces, cranes, pumps,
rrindstones, scales, saws, etc Also a nail
factory, with SO machines, enziue and boilers,
two beatinjr furnaces, etc Tbe buildings ar
larco and sobstantial, built of stone, covered,
with slate roof. There is also a brick ware
house belonging to the property.
No. Z Two certain adjoining lots of ground
situated at tbe corner of Blair and Union
street. Hnllidavsbnrg, Pa., hiving thereon,
erected eight double two-story plank dwell
ing bouses.
So. 3 'The Gap Furnace property." situated
In Freedom township. Blair connty. Pa., con
taining about 581 acres, having thereon a
blast furnace. 26 dwelling hou-es, stone storo
building, blacksmith and wagonmaker shops,
two stables. Also the iron ore in and upon
otber lands late tbe property of Dr. P. Shoen
berger, situated upon the western side or
slope of Dunning's Mountain, with usual
mining privileges.
No. 4 Also all ore rights and privileges de
vised by tbe will of Dr. P. Shoenberger to tha
owner of Gap Furnace to mine and take away
Iron ore for one furnace at tbe Gap works
from any of the lands mentioned aud de
scribea in said will as belonging or attached
to Bloomfield furnace property.
No. 5 Also about three acres of land in Bed
ford county, near Ore Hill, bavin: thereon
two double and four single bouses. Also a
one-half acre, with dwelling bouse andstabla
atOreHilLPa.
No. 6 Also part of two tracts In Blair town
ship on north side of summit of Short moun
tain, surveyed in names of William Reed and
" John Holliday, containing acres.
No. 7 Tract in Greenfield township, surveyed
in name of Thomas C. James, containing
acres.
No. 8 Tract In Juniata township known as
"The Brallier Tract" containing 330 acres,
more or less, bounded by lands formerly owned
by Ed McGlue, P. Shoenberger and others,
having thereon three small booses, lot; barn
and stables.
No. 9 Five hundred acres, more or less, la
Juniata township, bounded by lands of D. N,
Wilt. J. Leigbty, J. Keagan and others, bay
ing tbereon two log dwelling houses. log barn
and stable.
No. 10 Seventy acres, more or less, in Juniata
township, adjoining Mr. Mcintosh. P. Stifllef
and others, with a one-bait story log dwelling,
honse and small stable, formerly owned by
James Stiffler.
No. 11 Four hundred acres, more or less, in
Greenfield township, bounded by lands of A.
Knox and others, known as "The Horseshoe
Tract," with a small log house.
TERMS OF SALE Ten per cent when prop
erty is knocked down, balance of one-third on
confirmation by tbe court; one-third m six
months, and other one-third in one year, with
interest on deferred payments from confirma
tion of sale, to be secured by mortgage and
bonds of the purchasers. Any further Informa
tion can be bad hy addressing tbe receiver as
Hollldaysburg, Pa.
JOSEPH FICHTNER.
aplO-73-'W Receiver, etc
AUCTION SALE OF FINE FURNITURE,
carpets, cloeks. ofiice -afe. etc, TUES
DAY April 28, at IU o'clock, at the rooms of tho
Henry Auction Co.. 311 Market St.
A large consignment of fine chamber furni
ture from a factory going out of business;
handsome walnnt suites, with marble tops and
French bevel glass; fine oak suite in old En
glish and sixteenth century finish; mirror door
wardrobes, folding-bed, bureaus, wasbstands,
chairs and rockers, sideboards, extension tables,
bookcase and desks; also fine parlor fnrmtaro
,in broca telle tapestry, plush, and hair cloth; loe
of furniture from a residence in Allegheny;
bureaus, wasbstand, bedding, hrocatelle parlor
suite of four pieces, cost $175, leather couch
and chair, brusseis, velvet and ingrain carpets,
for rooms, halls, and stairs: lot notions and
fancy goods; ill mnst be sold on Tuesday.
HENRY AUCTION CO.. Auctioneers.
ap27-7
AUCTION SALE
-OF
FUENITUBE -
Atthclateresidcnceof Mr.AbelHastings.Grovs)
near Reed street, rotay atz P. M. Parlor suit,
chairs, tables, bedsteads, stove, etc. Sale posi
tive. .
ROBINSON & CO., Auctioneers.
620 Smithfield street. ap23-92
AUCTION jlCO.000 WORTH OF FINH
diamonds, Hatches, jewelry, silverware,
clocks, bronzes, etc. etc.: sales daily at 10:30 A.
St., 2:30 and 7:30 P. 31.. This entire stock muse
positively be sold regardless of cost. Special
sale Friday of silverware, consisting of tea and
enfiee sets, castors, butter dishes, water
pitchers, knivrs. forks, spoons, etc. etc
Special sale Saturday or Indie".' and gents gold
watches. JOUN O. SLEMMONS, Wholesaler
Jeweler. 49 Sixth street, L. A. WIENER,
Auctioneer. ap23-43
J. A. McKELVEY, Auctioneer.
Household furniture, property and live storfc
Ofiice 81 Frankstown Av.. East End.
Terms npon appllctlon. mh8-143-Ii .
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
THE BEST INVESTMENT yon can mako
is a jmllcions purchase f gooil suburban prop
erty. The best advice you can follow In mak
ing a selection is: Do not bny anywhere at any
price or nn any terms until you know whae
other eligible property in the vicinity is selling;
for. If jou think of buying in the vicinity of
Sheraden.in the Panhandle R. R.. get tho
Sheraden Land and Improvement Company's
nnw man and nrice list of over 200 "Littlo
Farms" (as compared with a 25-foot lot) which,
that company has still for sale at its old prices,
unaffected by the "coming boom." Tbey may
be had at 127 Fifth avenue or at Sheraden Sta
tion, where the undersigned will meet pros
pectors every afternoon.
ap2S-84-Mw-S A. .PATTERSON. Sec
OAKLAND SQUARE.
One of those elegant nine-room brjck h ousts,
ail modem improvements. Must bo sold; owner
leaving tbe city.
SAMUEL W." BLACK & CO.,
99 Fourth Avenue.
ap23-75
CENTER AVENUE,
Between Barton and Bidwoll StS,
Lot 4Sx213i80. Aspbaltum paved street.
PRICE ONLY 8125 PER FOOT.
SAMUEL W. BLACK & CO,
90 Fourth avenue.
ap2S-75
. $100 PER FOOT.
Penn avenue, near Linden avenue and BouIe
vard place; lot 53x150; finest location on Penn
avenue.
SAMUEL W. BLACK & CO,
99 Fourth avenue. ap23-75
FOR SALE.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY,
PayingSperccnt.net. - ,
Ten good dwellings, lot 100slI5 ft., one of the
most desirable sections ot
RIDGE AVENUE. ALLEGHENY.
(45) See W. A. J1ERRON fc SONS, S9
Fourth avenue ap26-li ws
$5,500.
Just off Hiland avc, on good sewered St.; - .
new frame house of 3 rooms, modern improve- ,-
ments;must be sold at once.
SAMUEL W. BLACK, 4 CO,
93 Fourtb ave,
ap2S-75
FOR SALE
EAST END PROPERTY.
MURRY & EDSALL,
inh25-l
S1F1DEL1TY BUILDING.
w
HY NUT USE
PURE ICE
FROM THE'.
Eureka Ice Company, v ,
Hycela manufactured?
Jelepfcoue, SOT, Eos, MB,.;
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