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A DEBATING-SOCIETY
"Seems to Have Sprang Up In the Pittsburg
High School Allegations Denied by
Some and Sworn to by Others An Awful
Muddle.
Owing to tlio recent trouble In the nigh
School the A class yesterday drew up the
following paper, which was signed by the
members of the clufs and requested to be
published In all the papers:
Since the suspension of the dean editor has cre
ated so much discussion, and has called the atten
tion of the public so closely to the affairs of the
High School by the many reports which have gone
forth, and since the sentiments of the class of 91
have been so grossly misrepresented, we, the mem
bers, feel thaUt is our dut to place before the pub
lic the true version of affairs and the sentiments of
the class. It lias been stated by the various reports
that the lady lias the sympathy of the class. bile
we arc sorry that this trouble lias occurred we
mut say that we do not indorse the ladv's actions.
The impression has gone forth that all the cutting
of the paper ii as done at the last rehearsal. It is
knon n to the class that the paper was cut at every
rehearsal, Wemnetabo state that this paper was
not to be read before one of the societies, out be
fore a public assemblage. As to the assertion that
Prof. Sleeth used an oath, we denounce as utterly
lilse and absurd. Wc must also correct the state
ment that the members of the faculty do not ex
plain things more than twice. This is alsofilc.
There was a statement mado that members of the
raculry would not stav alter the general dUmlslon.
This Is not true, for there are members of the
faculty who stav every evening till 5 or 6 o'clock
and work with the students, and hen the students
do not understand a thing or do not get along very
well in some study the teacher is billing to sta,
and oftn goo star, for an hour or two after
dismission, and gHes the student extra instruc
tion. The affairs at the High School have been reported
in such a way as to give the impression that the
faculty and students are continuallj at swords
points. TS e emphatically denv this. There eilst
between our laculty and the students the most
kindly and amiable relations. The member of the
facultv and cspeclallj our worthy principal, are
greatly respected by the scholar, and there exlts
no 111 reeling. Principal Wood is a perfect gentle
man and treats the students impartially, lie is al
ways ready to listen to utand anxiou to help us
along. He is much liked bv all the students as he
trtats them all with due consideration. We of the
diss of "81 having passed four years under his
tutelage, confidentlv asert that we do not think a
better or more capable man could b found to fill his
position. Further, this Is done of our own free
will and accord, and without suggestion from any
one outside the class.
Another faction of the class afterward re
quested the publication of tho following
Statement.
It being passed by the class of '91 of the nigh
School that resolutions be sent to the papers deny
ing some of the statements which have appeared in
regard to the matter which ha, created so much ex
cUement in the High School lately, we, some mem
bers of this class of '91. desire to denv some state
ments which appear In these resolutions. First.
"That the i oung lad has not the svmpathy of the
class." T hile she may not have the sym
pathy of some members, there are many
who side with her. Second. 'That the
motion to adopt the resolutions was passed with
out opposition. ' Although no one actually voted
ngaliibt adopting these relutlons. out of 32 mem
bers of tho elis who were present, 12 students re
fused to ote on the question. Third A hile these
resolutions were drawn up -n lthout the direction of
our faculty, one member of the faculty remained In
the room during the greater part of one of our
meetings. aturallj his presence prevented the
freedom of speech. Fourth "That the faculty
and the pupils are on the best of terms." Thl
mavcaMlj tie 6een to be absurd, when It becomes
lvnown that In the facult) meeting held last Wedne
lav 13 pupils were brought beiore the faculty by
one professor.
MADE A NIGHT OF IX.
A Charivari Tarty Completes the Sport by
a Circus.
Coraopolis was an animated place night
before last, There was a circus performance,
and after the show was over the boys kept
Tip the fun by giving a newly married
couple a young man named Alexander and
a young lady hitherto named Lighthill a
charivari.
There was so much noise that the Hog
Island dispute and the vehicle license tax
complication -n ere not dlscued for more
than an houi and SO minutes. The borough
will settle down to its mutton bj to-morrow
e cning.
LOSS OF KENT FROM FIRES.
A Serious Consideration With Those Whose
Incomes Are Derived From Rentals.
jtfr. James W. Arrott,the insurance agent
at 533 "Wood street, in an interview yester
day said that it was matter of surprise that
wKile insurance generally is so fully recog
nized, that few people appreciated the
benefits of rent insurance.
"Wliat is rent insurance" he was asked.
"It is indemnity for the person insured
ngainst the actual loss of rents on buildings
rendered partly or w holly untenantable by
flres. To executors, administrators, guar
dian", trustees and all whose incomes are
derived from the rental of buildings its
value is unquestioned, and no better outlay
can be made than the moderate sum needed
to insure the rent rolL"
"When questioned about the length of
time for which the rent would be paid after
the fire occurred. Mr. Arrott explained that
the rental was paid until the building was
repaired, or rebuilt, and made tenantable.
In case the owners decide not-to rebuild,
the insurance company pays rents for the
time which would be needed to rebuild.
The companies represented in Mr. Arrott's
asency are the Continental Fire Insurance
Company, the German American Insurance
Company, the Hanoer Tire Insurance Com
pany, the Merchants' Fire Insurance Com
pany, the Guardian Fire Assurance Com
pany of London, the Sun Fire Office, Lon
don, and the American Casualty Insurance
and Security Company of Baltimore, Md.
The total cash assets of these companies
aggregate the magnificent sum 0520,017,113.
Alter deducting their total liabilities, in
cluding the capital stock, there is left an
aggregate surplus of over 0,741,000, which
would seem to furnish ample security for
the most exacting.
Why Housekeepers Are Happy.
Xo housekeeper wants to be bothered
with the routine of baking during hot
weather. That's whr Marvin's superior
bread is so popular. It is every bit as good
as the best housewife can make, it is cheaper,
and when delh crcd fresh e ery morning is
much more convenient in every way. Your
grocer keeps it, wrsu
Bargain Sale Boys' Star Waists
75c, reduced from 51 50; 51, reduced from
fi Ages 3 to 13. Come at once.
A. G. Campbell & Sons,
27 Fifth avenue.
You make 54 in almost as many minutes
to-day. Sailer & Co., cor. Smithfield
and Diamond streets, will sell men's 510
suits for 55 to-day only (workingman's day).
Pennsylvania Lines.
Excursion to Cincinnati; one fare for
round trip Mav 18 and 19 via the Penn
sylvania Lines for the National Union Con
ference. Tickets will be good returning
until May 22. WFSu
BUSENESS CHANGES,
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TnAT THE
X partnership between Edward E. Baker
and William . I. Simpson, doing business as
the Office Specialty Co. at No 105 Third av
enue, city of Pittsburg, Pa., was diolved by
mutual consent on the 12th dav of Mav, 1S9L
so far as relates to the said William J."Simp
son. AH debts due to the said partnership are to
he paid to Edward E. Baker, and those due
from tho same discharged at No. 105 Third
aenue, Pittsburg, w'here the business will
be continued by the said Edward E. Baker
under the name of Ofllcc Specinltv Co.
WILLIAM J. SIMPSON.
mvl3- EDWARD E. BAKER,
LEGAL NOTICES.
EDWARD Y. BUECK, Attorney,
St. Nicholas Building.
T7STATE OF EDWARD L. BEAX, DE
J CEASED Executor's. Notice Notice Is
herebj given that letters testamentary on
the estate of Edward L. Bean, lato of the
city of Pittsburg, In the county of Allo
phen and State of Pennsylvania, deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned, to
u horn all persons indebted to said estate arc
i equc-tcd to make immediate payment, and
those ha Injr claims or demands against tho
6amr w ill lnukc them known, without delay
to HENRY McKINNIE, Executor.
myl-9-F
J. COllEX i, CO., Attorncys-at-Law,
85 Diamond Street.
37STATE OF MARTIN ROETII, DE
Zt CEASED, Iat of Allegheny City. Xo
'ticc is hereby given that letters testamentary
on the estate of Martin Itoeth haro been
pranted to tlioundcrsigned, to w hom all per
sons indebted to said ctntc arc requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the 4ime should make them
known w ithout delny. MARIA ROETn,
Executrix, 178 Ohio St., Allegheny City.
apIM3-p
V,
JSS" JHsptay advertibements one dollar per
square for one insertion. Classified advertise
ments on Has page, such as Wanted, For Sale,
To Let, etc, ten cents per line for each insertion,
and none taken for less than thirty cents. Top
line being displayed counts as two.
THE' PITTSBURG DISPATCH
BUSINESS OFFICE,
Cor. Sinlthfield and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEX.
BKAXCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANT. FOE SALE, TO LET, AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements 6hould be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with The Dispatch.
FOR THE SOUTHSIDE, NO. 1U2 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. 60.
FOR THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, 6121
PENNAVE.
PITTSBURG ADDITIONAL.
TOOMAS MCCAFFREY, 8508 Butler street.
E1I1L G. STOCKEY, I4th street and Penn avenue,
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHER, 59 Federal street.
II. J. McBRIDE, Market House, Allegheny.
F. H. EGGLItS SON, Ohio and Chestnut streets.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin avenues.
(i. W. HUG HES, Pennsylvania and Beaver avs.
PERRY M. GLEIM, Rebecca and Allegheny avs.
WANTED.
Male Help.
BLACKSMITH-A GOOD CARRIAGE BLACK
SMITH; steady Job; light work. Address A. B.
MCKAY, Grove City Pa, myl-82
GOATMAKER-A GOOD. FIRST-CLASS MAN,
at a steadvjob; good wages. A. F. MARTIN,
Greensburg, Pa. invl5-37
MACHLNIST-A MIDDLE-AGED MAN; ONLY
sober men need apply. F. J. FOX A CO.,
Faberst., foot of Washington, city. myl5-
MAN-WE HATE AN EXCELLENT OPEN
ING for a good, reliable business man, one
who is active ana In good standing, that can com
mand rrom $5,000 to $20,000 In ready cash; the busi
ness we offer has no superior In the State, the
parties interested are au wen-anown easiness men
of high commercial standing, and we do not hesl-
tate in saying that any gentleman wishing a good.
uai any geniie
ffnori-nftv1no
substantial and good-paving business will find our
statement truthful br latin? the trouble to Investi
gate: we prefer that parties wishing full particulars
to call In person at private office, 190 ROBINSON
STREET, comer Sandusky, Allegheny, apS-17
MAN-WELL ACQUAINTED IN THE LIQUOR
business, to make himself generally useful in
a wholesale store. Address P. O. BOX 580, stating
age, experience, salary expected and references.
mvl5-i6
w
AN-COMPETENT MAN TO GO TO VIR-
ULMA for two montcs to sup.erectIon or
boiler and puddling furnaces,
s..
., Dispatch office.
iavio-3
MEN-l GOOD MEN, NEATLY DRESSED,
to take orders. 45 CHATHAM ST. myl5-65
ORGANIZEBS-BY THE FRIENDLY AID
Society; pays Its members $100 every blx
months; has paid $300,000 in benefits; reserve and
benefit fund held In trust by the State of Massa
chusetts; terms liberal. Address FRIENDLY
AID SOCIETY, Waltham, Mass. myl-I8
"DECEIVING AND SHIPPING CLERK-SAL-JX
ARY$V); state age and experience: also bill
clerk wanted. Address R. S. T Dispatch office,
myl5-39
SALESMAN-TO SELL GOODS TO MER
CHANTS by sample; new goods; big pay for
workers; permaivent situation; chance to build a
fine tmde: exclusive territory. MODEL MFG.
COMPANY, South Bend, Ind my4-S3-MWT
CALESMAN WELL AND
FAVORABLY
state reference
O known to retail grocerv trade;
and experience.
myl5-89
SPECIALTY, Dispatch office.
SHIPPING CLERK-ENGLISH AND GER
MAN : must be practical and experienced; no
other need apply; those having held similar posi
tions with liquor cr beer house preferred. Apply,
stating reference, age, etc., GOOD SALARY. Dis
patch office. mv!5-S9
CHIPPING CLERK-SOBER, INTELLIGENT
fc-i man lorwnoiesaie liquor store: mu6t understand
keeping govt, records and assist in office. Address
x. JU., XJl
31spatch office.
myl5-40
QOLICrrORS-FOR CHEAPEST AND BEST
kJ lire insurance policy. MUBRY 4 EDSALL,
34 Fidelity Building. ap2I-76
TRAVELING SALESMAN-WANTED TO SELL
a manufacturer's line of neckwear on com
mission. Address NECKWEAR, P. O. Box-
lo'.c, Philadelphia. Pa. myl5-60
TXJE WANT RELIABLE HELP-FOB ALL
I V parts of the growing West; mechanics of all
branches, bookkeepers, typewriters, drygoods,
grocery and general clerks, experienced men to
manage branch atores, men to keep accounts on
ranches and lumber camps; hotel, mill and farm
he p; stone, Iron and brick workers; teamsters,
miners, barbers, laborers, herders, plumbers, tin
smiths, bartenders, etc., etc. : no charges until po
sition secured: inclose stamp; all letters promptly
answered. GLOBE OFFICE, Jacobs Block,
Qmaha, Neb. myl2-94
Agents.
AGENTS-TO SELL TOE NEWEST AND
best subscription books In the market: the
most recent additions to our list are "Our Great
Continent." "Lossing's-'Uniied States." "John
Boyle O'Reilly's Poetry and Songs of Ireland,"
TheScldlerln the Civil War;" send for cata
logue, terms and territory. P. J. FLEMING &
CO., 135 Fifth av. apl2-TuWThFssu
AGENTb-THE "NOVELTY WAX PAD"
prevents sticky flat-irons: polishes cuffs, col
lirs and bosoms; sample, 23 cents: stamps taken.
STAYNER ,t CO., Providence, R. I. myl5-38
JFemalc Help.
FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
A GIRL
.a. oerman preferred,
Address G. F., Dispatch
my!4-90
pOATMAKER- FIRST-CLASS TAILORES3;
V best wages; steady work. Apply SECOND
I LOOK, 31 Fifth av. my!5-91
GIRL TO LEARN FIRST-CLASS VEST MAK
ING. 57 RACE ST.. Allegheny myl4-87
RESPECTABLE MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN TO
act as attendant to an old couple. Apply at
m cirrrript n o, , . .i.
"i onf..c x iculi ox., Auegiieuy,
Liberal salary
paid.
rayl5-74
Male and Female Help.
HOTEL faTEWARD, MALE COOK. THREE
waiters, butler, 40 farm hands, man servant,
300elrlsror hotels, families and summer resorts.
MEEHAN'S, 545 Grant st. TeL 90. myl4-D
LAUNDRESSES. COOKS. CHAMBERMAIDS,
nurses; 200 house girls, dining room girls;
German and colored girls, porters, w alters, drivers,
farm hands. MRS. E. THOMPSON, 608 Grant st.
my!4-D
Situations.
BOOKKFEPING-I ATTEND TO ANYTHING
in the line of intricate accounting, such as
opening and closing of books or correction of er
rors: alio gl c instructions In the use of the Vouch
er sstem. A. F. SAWHILL, 187 Federal St.,
AUeghenj, Pa. de6-51-D
POSITION-IN GENERAL ACCOUNTING OK
bookkeeping, young married man; practical
experience of ten years; satisfactory reference
from present employers and reasons for change.
Address P. O. Box92r. city. " ap25-30
POSITION AS ASSISTANT IN RETAIL DRUG
bTORE or as salesman for anv wholesale honse.
Address at once B.F.CAIN, P.O. Box No. 23,
Slstersvllle, W. Ya. myl4-6
QlTUATION-BY
DRUG CLERK: JUNE 1;
O six j ears experience; temperate; best of refer
ence. Address BOX 144. Blmersbursr. Clarion
a;; iciiiperaie; uesi
141, Rtmersburg,
county. Pa.
myl5-61
Boarders and Lodgers.
GENTLEMEN OCCUPANTS-FOE FRONT
roomonllne of Fifth av. cable, in private
family in East End. Address R. K., Dispatch
office. my!3-9
Booms.
T OOMS-BY MOTHER AND SON IN ALLE--LV
GHENY, facing parks; unfurnished: refer
enefs. A. L. G., Dispatch office. myl5-100
TinancIaL
YTTANTED-MONEY TO LOAN ON MORT
1 1 GAGES, in largo and small amounts -it low
est market rate of Interest. Sec W. A. HERRON
A SON S, 80 Fourth av. ap3-2t-F
MORTGAGES ON CITY OR ALLEGHENY
conntv property at lowest rates, HENRY A.
WEAVER A CO.. 92 Fourth av. mh2-D
-YTTE HAVE IN CONNECTION WITH OUR
1 general real estate business a special mortgage
department: money to loan la large and .small
amounis ai $, a ana a per ceni. on city ana subur.
ban property. M. F.
mi'1'.L.E CO.,
96 Fourth
avenue-
mys-a-D
Miscellaneous.
LADIES-TO ATTEND THE SCHOOL OF DE
SIGN and Dress Cnttlng for a thorough ranrse
of dressmaking. NO. 951 PENN AV. mb3-16
SECOND-HAND WAGON FIRST-CLASS,
one horse, fifth wheel spring wagon, capacitv
iOOO pounds. Call on or address BOVAIRD i
SEYFANG, 216-224 Second av., Pittsburg, Pa.
inyl5-53
UJPSl BEDTOG PARALYZER-JONES
Slaglc Roach Powder: contains no poison;
roaches banished by contract; satisfaction given or
no P??: rrcpared by GEO. IV. JONES, 222Federal
st Allegbcn, Pa. Sold by all first-class druggists.
my3-131-MWF
FOR S 1LE I3IPROVED HEAL ESTATE
City Residences.
FP Jr7?70 HOUSES ON JANE STREET.
Southside, for $3,500: a very good property for
the money. (351c). beeW. A. HERr6n&SONS,
80 Fourth av. myl5-73-l,a),23,27
Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.-RENT OR 8ALE
Uotels, cottages and bathhouses; lots for sale
In all parts of the elty: also South Atlantic Citv.
ISRAEL G. ADAMS CO.. Real Estate Agents.
Real Estate and Law Building.
mv-55
DESIRABLE COTTAGES AND BOABDING
houses for rent and sale; largest list, best lo
cations, satisfaction guaranteed; Pittsburg head
quarters, register kept. E. II. MILES (successor
to B. S. Pettet). Real Estate. Insurance and Ocean
Steamship Agency, No. 1505 Pacific avenne, At
lantic City, New Jersey. myll-97
THE
FOR SALE lMPBOTgD REAL ESTATE,
East End Residences.
THOICE EAST END HOME OF 8 ROOMS. BATH,
J all modern conveniences; only 6 minutes from
cable lines or P. B. R., and within one minute ot
electric road: good street, and well sewered: lot 25x
100; only 3,500; $500 cash, balance on time; a bar
gain to quiet buyer. SeeBEED B. COYLE CO.,
cor. Fourth ar. and Grant St. m15-70-TuFSu
nOR SALE-WE HAVE FOR SALE ON
X; Marchand St., close to Shady av., a nice bricK
dwelling of 10 rooms, bath.-rhandellcrs, furnace
and all late Improvements; this is a beautiful loca
tion, and lot averaging GOxiai; price, ,11,500. (a2G7).
BLACK 4; B AIKD, Neva Fourth av.
m 1-33-1, 5, 15
HERE IS WHAT YOU WANT-WHYf-BE-CAUSE
it is situated aothat you have but 2
minutes' walk to Dunuesne electric road, 4 minutes
to Perm avenne cable, 5 minutes to Fifth avenue
cable and 8 minutes to P. R. R. ; In fact surrounded
w 1th all conveniences, and one pt the most desira
ble locations for living in thi East End; ajiew
Queen Arme Irarae, containing ten rooms, with
all latest Improvements; street graded, curbed ana
flagstone walks; large, lot; price $7,500. Call and
getfpennlsslou to see this from BLACK & BAIRD,
9oiFourth av. (a394.) my5-61-5.13.15
HOUSE-A 6-ROOM AND FINISHED ATTIC
Queen Anne frame, with every modern con
venience; handsome mantels, with mosaic tile
hearths: sliding doors; hot and cold water; com
plete bath: best or sanitary plumbing; good dry
cellar: handyto electric ana cable lines; fine sur
roundings; can be had very cheap. S. A. DICKIE
& CO., Penn and Shady avs., E. E. 1259 myl3-70
0Q 500 FOR A NEAT C-ROOM AND FIN
tjDOj ISHED attic frame, with all mod
ern conveniences. Including bath, hot and cold
water, inside closet, etc.: good neighborhood:
sewered street, handy to electric and cable, and
very desirable property in everyway; lot 33x100.
S. A. DICKIE A CO., Penn and Shady avs.. E. E.
915. myl3-70
OM 300 FOR A HANDSOME NEW 9-ROOM
3nfcj frame house In excellent location of East
End; has everv modern Improvement, and
Is near to both cables and electric; lesn than three
minutes' walk: street is sewered: fine lot; terms
arranged to suit purchaser. See S. A. DICKIE a
CO., Penn and Shad avs., E. E. '1255. myl3-70
Suburban Residences.
TTOR SALE A HANDSOME EIGHT-BOOMED
JC house, ulth finished attic and every mode -a
convenience, hot and cold water (unfalllvg supply,
bathroom, w. c, natural gas, Illuminating gas;
lot 150x150 feet: more ground can be had if de
sired; possession given at once; situated corner A
and Sixth St., Oakmont borough, six minutes'
walk from Edgewater station. A. V. R. R. Apply
to office VERONA TOOL WORKS. Verona, or
office METCALF, PAUL CO., McCance block,
cor. Seventh av. and Sinlthfield st. mylI-35'
HOUSE OF 12 ROOM3-WITH MODEBN IM
PROVEMENTS, hot and cold water, natural
gas for heat and light, and with four acres of ground
well planted with a good selection of fruit trees (all
neanngj ana snruooerv; simaie hi luiewwiu, i . e.
u. a: u ei. it. it.
F. C. BIGGEBT, 61 Fourth av.
ap23-94-EOD
INGRAM, P. H. R. R.-HERE IS WHAT YOU
want, two minutes from the station, a nice lot
60H20 feet, and a nice new frame dwelling, newly
papered and painted, of seven rooms and hall, slate
and wood mantels, natural gas, young fruit trees;
tirlee 3.2flQ- nart down and balance weeklv or
monthlv navments.
--.1-r- Z Z. .. , .. . inrlnir
& BAIRD'S. No. 95 Fourth av.
11 leij. rorucuuuv ai iuAvik
my2-30-2,7,15
TWO ACRES AND GOOD RESIDENCE IN THE
suburbs, near the cltv. onlv three minutes from
railroad station: eight rooms In. residence, hall,
porches, natural gas. etc.. etc. : coplons flow of
pure water; great variety of fruit and shade trees
and shrubbery: a pretty place. JAS. W. DRAPE
CO., 313 Wood St., adjoining Fourth av., Pitts
burg myl5-g7-l5.16,18
"TTJILKINSBDRG-HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS
Tt in good repair, nicely paperea ana near
electric line; $oOO down, balance easy: lot 25x123.
(k87). BLACK i. BAIRD, No, 95 Fourth av,
my2-30-2,7.15
ffiQ OOO-HUDSON ST., INGRAM, ONE MIN
4pO) UTE from station, a nice two-story and
finished mansard of ten rooms, hall, natural gns
for heating and Illuminating, slate mantels, front
and rear porches, honse newly papered, good dry
cellar, water on porch, house been bmlt three
years: small fruit and shade trees, grape vines
etc.; lot 50x120. (1180.) BLACK & BAIRD. No. 95
Fourth av. my5-63-5,9,15
O 400 SHERIDAN STATION, ABOUT FIVE
lipjy minutes from the station, a nice two-story
house of four rooms, natural gas, back porch, good
stable, with a nice level lot, 100x100, covered with
small fruit trees; very convenient to schoolhouse,
(1139.) Particulars at BLACK) &; BAIRD'S, No.
95 Fourth av. mj5-63-5.9.15
EOR SALE LOTS.
East End Lots.
FAHNESTOCKPLAN-CORNER LOT 25x150
feet; fruit and shade trees: very desirable lo
cation. See BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO., 162
Fourth a v. mylO-105-10, U, 13, 15
TPOR SALE-HANDSOME LOT CHEAP-ONLY
X S450; 20x100 ft.: on line of cable cars. (107).
Sec W. A. HEREON & SONS, 80 Fourth av.
myI5-72-15,19,23,26
-Y71STA PLAN OF LOTS-PENN AV EAST
T END, between Falnnont and Rebecca sts.;
finest lots in the city; 55 feet front, running through
to Broad St.; average depth 200 feet: home seekers
or Investors shouldnot fail to look at this property:
also lots In same plan fronting on Klncald. Rosetta
and Vista streets, from $500upward. MORELAND
A HAAS, ClHPenn av.. East End. Tel. 5320.
myl3-22-miWThF
AUegheny Lots.
MADISON" AV. LOTS-30X100, AT AUCTION;
the property 318 and 350 Madison av., at the
Intersection of East St., Allegheny, will be sold at
auction on premises Saturday, May 16, 4 o'clock;
the lot is 30x100: the buildings are old, having lately
been used as Krooscamp's brush factory; good
stand for business or dwellings: If you wish a oar
gain go to this sale. A. LEGGATE & SON, Auction
eers, 108 Fourth av. my9-26-D
Suburban Lots.
EDGEWOOD LOT-S?800 EACH-LAY WELL
and commanding view of East Liberty Vallev;
good terms: now is the time to buy. See BAX
TER, THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth av.
mylO-106-11,13,15
LOTS-ON BENNETT ST., NEAR HOME
WOOD, one. 25x135. at only f623: two, 25x135,
at $C50; Very desirable lots, near P. R. R. station
andhandvto electric. See S. A. DICKIE & CO.,
Penn and Shady avs., E. E. myll-5
SUBURBAN FROrERTY THE LARGEST
lots, the lowest prices and the easiest and best
terms In the county at Sheraden, 15 minutes from
Union station; see Sheraden before you buy else
where. ANDREW PATTERSON, Secretary, 127
Fifth av. fe27-72-D
rpWO FINE LOTS IN ORCHARD PLAN
JL Wilklnsburg, three minutes' walk from rail
road station, close to Penn av. ; most desirable and
convenient location in the place: 60x124 feet, to an
alley; a bargain to a prompt jpurchascr, as owner
has remoA ed from the city. JAS. W. DRAPE &
CO., 313 Wood St., adjoining Fourth av., Pitts
burg. " inyl5-67-15,16.18"
33
ACRES OF LAND WITHIN TEN MIN
UTES' walk of Laurel station: a great pro-
Tirtlnn nfthfa nmnertr 1b eiilf.MA t.
verv Productive oil wells in slffht andan nU-neli
iorDuiidlnglots:
being drilled on premises with promising results;
this property win be sold very reasonable, affording
the purchaser the double chance of acquiring oil
property as ell as desirable building lots. Apply
foW. L. BIRD, 412 Grant St., or J. W. COOK,
on premises. myl4-84-ThFSii
Farms.
FOUR NICE FARMS-CLOSE TO BAILROAD
station, within easy reach of tho city: one
farm of 30 acres, one of 52 acres, one of 58 acres and
one of 68 acres; all convenient to stores, school,
postofilce, etc; would exchange either In part for
cityproperty. JAS. W. DRAPE&CO.. 313 Wood
St., Pittsburg. myl5-67-15,10,18
SHsccUaneons.
EXCURSION TO NORFOLK, VA.-LOTS.
lots Jots The Atlantic Land Company have
secured very low rates to Norfolk for their excur
sion. May 18. For full information, plans, tickets,
etc., etc., 6ec SLOAN & CO., 127 Fourth ave.
my7-2-7,9,10, 12,15 16
LOTS, LOTS. LOTS, IN THE ATLANTIC
Land Company's plan at Norfolk, Va.; ex
cursion. May 18; low rates; splendid chance for in
vestors. For information see SLOAN & CO., 127
Fourth av. my7-2-7.9.10.12.15.16
NORFOLK. VA.. MAY 18-GRAND EXCUR
SION for opening sale of lots la Atlantic Lanl
Company's plan. For full inlormatlon call or ad
dress SLOAN & CO., 127 Fourth av.
my7-2-7.9.10. 12.15.16
EOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Properties.
DRUGSTORE-ONLY STORE LN A RAPIDLY
growing town of 1,200; new railroad shops,
employlngSCOmenwltlia capacitv of 1,500 when
completed : one pr the best investments in the State.
Address PHARMACY. Dispatch office. myl5-2
17J?r FaSF;t.?T0XE quarry of first-
A CLASS building stone; opened and in first-class
r.jy.nf onjer; at a bargain if sold soon; price
57,000 (also three dwellings on the lot) ; well located
in Thirteenth ward. SeeW. A. HERRON St SONS,
80 Fonrth av. myll-3-MWF
H?L.-L LICENSED - 3-STORY 25-ROOM
j brick hotel in good repair: nicely furnished
and within 5 miles of the best oil territory In Penn
sylvania; the only license within 20 miles; good
barn and outhouses connected; reasons for selling,
engaged in other business. For further particulars
....,w.miu, xyiajiaicH uuice. myw-oy-
ERONA-ALLEGHENY V. B.'R.-FOR SALE
or rent at the lowest figure, a manufacturing
plant; consisting of one and one-half acres ground
with irpB-clad building, 40 feet bv 80 feet and out
side boiler room ; natural gas all through the build
ing: also railroad switch. See HERMAN STEGER,
909Llbertyst., Pittsburg. mylS-42
Business Opportunities.
BARBER SHOr-A GOOD-PAYING BARBER
shop; partv wants to go to Europe. Call for
J?rt3jfiaIs at A.EDLIS & CO. '8, 502 to 510 Liberty
st.. Pittsburg, Pa. myl2-70'
BARUER SHOP-DOING A GOOD BUSINESS;
good reason for selling. Address S. K., DIs
patch ofllcc. myl5-52
TvAILi AND SUNDAY DISPATCH ROUTE
7k?JflI!romsp5a Call at J. J. FITZ
GERALD'S, 59i Lincoln av Bennett, Pa.
myl5-47
THIRST-CLASS HAT AND FUBNISHING.GOODS
,A store; well located; will Inventory about 5,000;
good lease; good reason for selling; does not re
quire all cash if purchaser can secure liabilities of
the business. Address INVENTORY. Dispatch
CPce. myl5-51-isu
HOTEL IN CITY-LEASE AND PURNISH
MLNT with license, nowdolug a large busi
ness in a good neighborhood. Address HOTEL,
Dispatch office. inyl4-2
ONE OF THE BEST PAYING HAT AND
. gents furnlshlnE (roods stores in the two
tiwea; siock invoices aDout?3,uuo; nxtures, reason- I
able: rood lease: roodreasonkrorselllnffTAddress
HATS, Dispatch offlce. myl4-&-Thr-su J
PTTTSBURG DISPATCH,
FOR BALE-BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
OHOE STORE-IN GOOD TOWN. NEAR CITY;
D tine restaurant; grocery 'tores, I P $5,000;
milk route; paper route; c8Btor"ll5im,aKS.tJ
machine shop; drugstore; stone quarry. HOLMES
&CO.,4g)SmKhfleTd8t. aPffl '
SMALL BREWERY IN THE CITY. NOW RUN
NING and In perfect order, and having all the
rinttnaia lv . i a - kntia
n do: have a long icaso mjiiuir
rent; only small capital required.
Address
mvll-2
ja&ft x.n, uispatcu omce.
WELL-ESTABLISHED HARDWARE AND
, housefurn shin? business In a thriving man
ufacturing town on llfie ofrallroad; business Is lni a
highly prosperous condition: profits last year $4,000,
ana indications point to an increase thisyearj al
most no opposition: best ofreasons f "fe
Particulars confidentially froih J AS. W. DRAPE
CO., 313 Wood street, adjoining JL1u.rtJ' "Jm
Pittsburg. im!5-i7-15.18,18
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles, Live Stock.
pOWS-TWO FRESH ALDERNEYS. INQUIRE
J J. C. BUFFUM, 223 N. Highland "J-gji
Machinery and Metals.
ENGINES AND BOILERSECOND-HAND;
largest stock of allslies; 18x38, UX24, mw. 10
X20, 10x18, 10x12, 9x12,8x12.7x12, 6x12; mounted port-
iojo.
ana
aplb-D
TTOISTING ENGINES,
TJFRRICKS AND
derrick fonrlnra. steel hoisting and guy ropes
In stock; stationary engines and boilers, snears,
clay and ore pans, etc. THOMAS CARUN'S
SONS, Lacock and Sandusky streets, Allegheny,
Pa. auS-85-MWT
POLAR ICE SHAVER-NEW: WILL BE SOLD
cheap. Address C. F. NOUBSE, 191 Center
av., city. . DTl5-41
rpHE FOLLOWING ARTICLES OF A BREW
A. ERY in the Twenty-fourth ward: A copper
kettle, boiler, a machine, copper pump, Jco swim
mers, beer pump, barrels, halves, quarters nd
eighths; casts, from 12 to 35 barrels: casks can be
used to hold water: will sell at fair price.
Address D. B. W., Dispatch office.
myl3-18-ws
THE CELEBRATED ACME AUTOMATIC
safety engines and non-cxploslve boilers,
for gas or oil fuel, from one to five-horse power;
also, the latest Improved ventilating fans: perfect
satisfaction guaranteed: by J. PRAGER, Gen
eral Agent, No. 4 Fifth av., Pittsburg. Pa.
, fel5-165-3TWT
THE BECK AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC LIGHT
engine; engines, boilers and sawmills and
woodworking machinery. HABMES MACHINE
DEPOT, 99 First av.. Pittsburg. my7-D
PERSONA!-
PERSONAL CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
and silver; lewelry repaired; newworkmade
to order. CHRIS. HAUCH. 511 Smlthfleld St.
apl9-13J
PERSONAL WEBSTER'S LARGE QUARTO
Dictionary. $2 50; special bargains in old and
new books during this month. FRANK BACON
& CO . 301 Smlthfleld st. mh!2
PERSONAL FINE BOOKS-WE HAVE THE
finest collection of finely illustrated books
in Pittsburg; beautlfnl bindings; low prices; come
and see them; hundreds of books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOK STORE, 900 Liberty St. del2
PERSONAL ALL PERSONS USING ARTIFI
CIAL eves should buy them from the CHESS
MAN OPTICAL COMPANY, No. 42 Federal St.,
Allegheny; they carry the largest line of the best
material and guarantee them for one year; theonly
house In the United States that makes this offer.
ap2-92-Thrsu
ERSONAL WHEN I WAS A SSIALL BOY
my mother always repaired my breeches and
Jacket, but since I got to be a great big man, DICK
SON, the well-known tailor, 65 Firth av.. cor.
Wopdot., second floor, has been substituted, who
now does all my cleaning, pressing and renovating
in great shape. Tel. 1558. myl5-80-P
FOUND.
-POUND-PERFECT COMFORT IN BEADING,
JO by ha lng my eyes thoroughly examined and
a pair of the celebrated Jl crvstal specs adjusted by
the experts of the CHESSMAN OPTICAL COM
PANY, No. 42 Federal St., Allegheny.
, ap2-82-ThFSu
AUCTION SALES.
A TJCTIOITSAT.Tji-"
Vn-ilnwn Anvwita 4Ylf,n enfa rtoaVd Oti .
1 UUllHUCj WIIH.W, WU1W Mt v.ud, w-v.,
FRIDAY, May 15, at 10 o'clock at the rooms
of the nenry Auction Co., 811 Market sfc
Fine chamber furniture in walnut, oak and
mahogany, mirrordoor wardrobe, chiffonier,
desks, bureaus, washstands, bedsteads,
chairs and rockers, parlor suites in tapestry;
rugs and plushes, leather chairs, bookcase,
sideboards, ext. tables, china closets, etc.;
also .largo lot of second-hand carpets and
furniture from a hotel; all in good cpndition
and must be sold at onco.
Goods now on oxhib tion.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
Auctioneers.
myU-12
-TUKE.SALE-FIBE SALE
$20,000 worth of line woolens at auction,
commencing SATURDAY, May 16 and con
tinuing from day to day until same is dis
posed of. .Sale takes placo at 10 a.m., 2 and
7.30 p. it., at the store, 637 Smlthfleld st ,
Pittsburg. Grand closing sale of fine wool
ens in English, French and German worsted
coatings, trouserings, etc., damaged by Are,
water and smoke at the recent flro in the
cloth house of James A. McXally.
The above stock .will bo sold for tho ac
count of whom it may concern by order of
James A. McNally.
HENEY AUCTION COMPANY,
myl5-C6 Auctioneers.
NOTICES.
TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A3
Ll my wife, Sophia-Sehneeweiss, has left my
bod and board w lthout Just cause; I will not
bo responsible for any debts she may con
tract after this date, May 1, 1S9L
myU-SG. - W. A SCHNEEWEISS.
DIVIDENDS.
Peoples Savtaqs Bank op PrrrsBrRo.
-paVIDENDTHE TRUSTEES OF THIS
JL bank have this dav declared a dividend
of FOUR (4) FEB CENT, payable forthwith.
EDWARD E. DUFF.,
Mat 11, 189L Assistant Treasurer.
myl2-6l-l
Thiiid National Bank, )
Pittsburg, Mav 9, 1S0L J
DIVIDEND NO. 64 A DIVIDEND OF
THREE PER CENT has been declared
this day out of the earnings of the last six
months, payable on demand.
mvlO-70-D W. STEINMEYER, Cashier.
PEOFOSALS.
TDROPOSALTFORUELAirmVASHING
JL Recruiting Rendezvous, 915 Penn ave
nue, Pittsburg, Pa., May 12, 189L Sealed pro
posals, in triplicate, subject to tho usual
conditions, will bereceivedattheEecrulting
Rendezvous, at 915 Penn avenue, Pittsburg,
Pa., until 11 o'clock, noon, on tho 12th day of
June, 1891, at which time and place they will
be opened in the presence of bidders, for f ui
nishlng supplies and rendering services, as
indicated, for tho Recruiting Service, United
States Army, whenever required, within the
city limits, during the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1892; viz: Furnishing and deliver
'ing fuel, and washingarticies of Government
equipage. Preference will be given to arti
cles of domestic production, ormanufacture,
conditions of quality and price (including in
tho price of foreign productions and manu
factures the duty thereonjbeing equal. The
Government reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals. Blanks and full informa
tion as to Didding, etc., wiU be furnished on
application. Envelopes, containing pro
posals, should 'be marked "Proposals for
Fuel, etc.," and addressed to CAPTAIN
FRANCIS W. MANSFIELD, Eleventh In
fantry Recruiting Office, Pittsburg, Pa.
myl241-12, 13, U,15Jell,12
JOHNSTOWN,PA.,CITYBONDSFORSALE
Sealed proposals will be received by the
City Treasurer, either at his office in Johns
town, Pa., or by mail up to 5 o'clock p. m.
MONDAY, May 25, 1891, for the sale of Johns
town City S per cent-bonds, to tho amonnt
of $40,000. Tho oonds aie freo from Stato tax,
and are coupon bonds, payable to
bearer, and are in denominations of $100 and
$500, bear date May 1, 1891, redeemable after
flvo' years 'at the option of tho
city, but absolutely in thirty years
from date; the coupons are paya
blo semi-annually, May land NovembeiM.
The bidder will state the amount ho bids for
and tho premium he will pay for bonds, and
the award win oe made to the uest Didder.
Tho city lias no bonded debt now; there is
a debt of about $40,000 existing of the Bor
oughs formiug the city, all of which will be
speeouy paia Dy a special tax levied, xne
last assessment, at less than one half of the
actual cash value, is $8,3S0,833. The successful
bidder wUl be required to pay tho difference
in interest between May 1 and dato of issue.
This is a flrst-clnss investment, as the City
of Johnstown will pay interest out of a spe
cial tax levied to cover tho same, and the
principal is amply secured by all tho real
estate within the city limits. Right to re
Joct any or all bids reserved.
JAMES K. BOYD,
City Treasurer.
Johnstowit, Pa., May 12, 189L myl5-50-D
EDUCATIONAL.
CHELTENHAM MILITARY ACADEMY
Ogontz, Montgomery Co., Pa. Unex
celled in beauty nnd healthfulness 'of loca
tion and surroundings and in buildings,
equipment and all other requisites of ft flrst
clnss schooL Number limited to 60. For
illustrated circular address JOHN CALVIN
RICE, A. M., Principal. myl5-77-D
St. John's Military School
MANLIUS, N. Y.,
SUMMER SCHOOL.
Rt Bov. F. D. HUNTINGTON, 8. T.D., Presi-
y" V , r' i t H.'-i:ii'' irJ.ViSSi
dent Apply to Lt. CoL WM. VERBECK.
Sunt. mhl-lS5-Jlwp J
PRTOAT, ' MAY 1$
TO LET.
-J ifn-if.i-el-n-ui-ui.j.1 !.-' -.-, - J.
il
East End Residences.
TO IjET-FURNISHED HOUSE AT SHADY
SIDE, 9 rooms, beautimily located on paved
"rest, convenient to cable and electric line and IP.
H. R.; possession June 1. See W. A. HERRON
SONS, So Fourth av. myl5-71-Dt
$30 per month.' Bee W; A. HEBRON 4 SONS. 80
Fourth av. myll-3-Mwrt
TO LET-HANDSOME NEW AND MODERN
A house; seven rooms; $J5permonth;oneof the
best In the East End for the monev; location good.
See W. A. HERRON & SONS. 80 Fourth av..
my9-40-TPTSt
Suburban Residences.
COTTAGE - WELL-FURNISHED 18-ROOM
cottage. 80-feet porch fronting toward park: 1
minute from popular warm springs and splendid
bathing pools; will rent for season (June 1 to Octo
ber 1), only $375. Address at once, J. W. ALDER
TON, Berkeley Springs, W. Va. myl5-58t
ATEW HOUSE OF TEN BOOMS-FINE STORE
1 ROOM and dwelling, in business -center of
Ohio st Allegheny. Inquire C0 OHIO ST., be
tween 6 and 7 P. M. myl5-B0t
THIRTY DOLLARS PER MONTH-WILL
rent the only summer garden with bar attached
in Stcubenvllle, O.: three acres shade trees, slx
room dwelling house, dancing hall, 60x50, and
everything readv to make big money. Apply
8CHMULBACH BBEWUfG COMPANY. Steuben
vllle, O. myl5-88t
Business Stands.
TO LET-HANDSOME STOREROOMS, SOS.
78 and 80 Diamond st,. Just above Smlthfleld
t 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 office business. For
further information apply, after2r. M.. to BUSI
NESS MANAGER. The Dispatch, Smlthfleld and
Diamond sts. ap29-U7t
Atlantlo City.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-IF YOU WANT TO
rent or buy a hotel, cottage or lot address or
call, WILLIAM RUDDLE, comer New York and
Atlantic avs. myl2-95-Dt
Offices, Desk Room. '
TO LET-CHOICE OFFICES . ON SECOND
and third floors of The Dispatch business office
building, corner Smlthfleld and Diamond sts. : these
are In suites of two or four rooms, as desired, and
have every convenience; centrally located, well ar-
apg-117t
RESORTS.
TTADDON HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
Now open.
Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths in the House.
my636 LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.
THE CHALFONTE
ATLANTIC CITY, X. J.
On thebeach, with unsurpassed ocean view.
Salt water baths in the house.
Send for circular.
ap30-9S-D E. BOBERTS & SONS.
SEABRIGHT,
ATLANTIC CITY, X. J.,
Now open. Finest location on the island.
Sun parlor overlooking the ocean: unob
structed ocean view. MBS. L. REPP,
ap2448-MWF
CHANGE IN MANAGEMENT
FORT WILLIAM HENRY HOTEL,
Lake George, N. X.
Open June 18, 189L
New York Office in the "Grenoble," Fifty
seventh st., and Seventh ave.
Management and organization of
Hotel PONCE DE LEON, St. Augustine, Fla.
Souvenir book of the lake sent on applica
tion. O. D. SEAVEY, Manager.
my&33-D
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CRESSON SPRINGS.
Main line Penna. R. R.; aU trains stop.
On the Summit of the AUegheny Mountains.
Will open June 25. For circulars and infor
mation address
W3I. R. DUNHAM, Supt., Cresson, Cambria,
myl5-78 Co., Pa.
THE TREMONT.
SEAGIRT, N.J.
Will open JUNE 6 for Season of 189L
House greatly improved; all rooms have
ocean view. Billiard and pool tables. Barber
shop and telegraph office in house. For rates
and information apply
MRS. G. T. PARKE, 1521 Spruce street,
Tuesdays and Fridays after 2 o'clock. .
mvl5-51-MWFBu
CHOICE EKOPERTIES.
poTTSAHE"" "
SWISSVALE, P. R. R.
CHEAP LOTS
IN
TWENTIETH WARD.
Conrad St., near Penn ave., 41x133 $2,050
Howe St., 25x120 1,450
Marchand st.,24xl31 1,500
Emerson St., 25x120 1,375
Highland ave., near Stanton, 41x110 4,100
S, A. DICKIE & CO,
Rgnn and Shady Aves.,
myI44
REMOVALS,
W. J. EAST, Architect,
Has removed from Federal street, Allegheny,
to offices located in
WESTINGHOUSE BUILDING,
mh4-42-iiwr PrrrsBtntG, Pa,
GEORGE KAPPEL,
THE MUSIC DEALER,
Has removed to his new granite building,
634 SMITHFIELD STREET,
npza-ss-irwT
BUSY BEE HIVE:
has removed from
corner Sixth and Lib
erty to 38 Wvlieave-
nue, one square irom ium avenue, xioils
and other presents given to purchasers.
ap24-Mwr
DR. HAEEIff
CRAMP CURE
-. -n.y... ..
FOR
Every Ache and Fain.
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGSTORES.
Manufactured by
L. H. HARRIS DRUG CO.
Nos. 40 and 48 Seventh avenue
my4-D' PrnSBUEG, PA,
CHICAGO CITY
BUREAU OF INFORMATION
supplies advice or information concerning
any legitimato business matter. Merchants,
manufacturers, mechanics, or others, who
contemplate visiting or locating here or
AVest can obtain introductions or reliable
facts of any kind at a moderate cost. Send
for circular.
Chicago City Bureau of Information (Incor
ated.) 'No. 1S14 Chamber of Commerce Bldg.,
mylfWS-mi CHICAGO, ILL.
CHARLES SOMERS & CO.,
120 3TOTJRTJH AVE,
'(Telephone 1773)
Real Estate and Mortgages.
Money, to Loan at Lowest Kates.
PROPERTIES FOB BENT.
BENTS COLLECTED.
ap28-77-
$500 16 $500,000
To loan on mortgages, city or country prop
erty, at lowest rates. JAS. AV. DRAPE &
CO., 813 Wood St., Pittsburg. Telephone No.
975. , mylJn,
1891
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
ELLWOOD
OITTHE
COlOQDlEuuM
SPECIAL SJU.E OF LOTS.
8:30 A. M. SATURDAY, MAY 16,1891, 8:30
A. M. Train (with special car for Ellwood)
leaves Allegheny Station, Pittsburg and
"Western R. R., at 850 A. M., returning at
:58 f. m., city time.
Or by Ft. Wayne R. R. at 8:20 A.
m. or 1:20 p. m. from Union depot or
Allegheny.
Ellwood is about ,
ONE HOUR'S RIDE
from Pittsburg and Allegheny and
frequent trains by all three roads-,
add to its many other vantages,,
among which are
NATURAL GAS, .
pure spring water, sewers, broad
walks, five miles of graded streets,
ElectrioXight, "Western Union and
Postal Telegraph, Bell and Iiong
Distance Telephone.
ADVANCE IN PRICES'
is certain, and an investment now
will surely donble in value before
1692. Some lots purchased last
autumn have since changed hands at
nearly 100 per cent advance; 100
buildings are now erected or in
course of completion.
EASY TERMS
to purchasers; 525 down 510 per
month till paid for; 5 per cent dis
count for cash payment.
TAXES PAID x '
for 1891. Special inducements of.
fered to those who will build inside
of six months.
"GLEN PARK"
occupies the entire north border of
the town and comprises over one
hundred acres. Its scenery is un
cqualedfor rugged grandeur East
of the Rocky Mountains gigantio
rocks, mammoth trees, cascades,
water falls. The Connoquenessing
flows through it and affords boating
and fishing.
"HOTEL OLIVER"
on a commanding eminence, sur
rounded by the stately forest trees
of "Oliver Park," has all modern
x improvements steam heat, electric
"light, call-bells,etc.,and is elegantly
furnished. It will make an ideal
summer home. Elegant residences
and cottages are being built, and
four large substantial
FACTORY BUILDINGS
are in course of completion on the
outskirts of the town. Manafact
uring will never be allowed to ap.
proach the handsome residence
portion, so freedom from dust,
dirt, smoke and noise con be guar
onteed. '
WATER POWER
unequaled in the State will be
afforded by three large dams, to be
built at once.
MINERAL RESOURCES
are immense; the finest Building
Stone, Coal, Limejtone, Brick and
Fire Clay are found in great
abundance.
THREE RAILWAYS
afford unrivaled shipping facili
ties. The Pittsburg and "Western
(B. & O. System), runs through
the center of the town, while tho
Erie and Pittsburg Division of the
great Pennsylvania System con
nects with the Beaver and Ellwood
B. B. running from Ellwood Juno .
tion to Ellwood City. The Pitts
burg and Lake Erie (L. S. & M. S.
System) will also connect with the
B. & E. E. B. when the bridge
.. over the Beaver at Ellwood Junc
tion is completed.
MAIL ORDERS
"Will receive prompt attention, and
the best unsold lots in either resi
dence, business or manufacturing
'section will be reserved in order of
application. "We will use our best
judgment and give you honest
opinion of relative values.
ELLWOOD
will be the future
SUMMER RESORT
of "Western Pennsylvania. Nature
has surrounded it with beauties be
yond description, and man has em
bellished it with his handiwork,
nntilall things needed are sup
plied. GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR
and make a handsome profit.
"Write to us or call for book price
list and lithograph of Ellwood,
telling you all about it, and come
with us on next Saturday or any
Saturday or "Wednesday following.
' Tickets for SATURDAY next or
any other day on sale at our office
at 51 for round tripj and "WE "WILL
REFUND PARE TO ALL LOT
PURCHASERS. PRICES 5300
TO 5600. TERMS, ?25 CASH, 510
PEE MONTH. FIVE PER
CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
Lots, business quarter, 22x160.
Lots, residence part of town, 40x160.
Don't forget to ask about lots in
"PITTSBURG CIRCLE."
Saturday next is the day, date
MAY 16. TIME, 8:30 A. M.,
PITTSBURG AND "WESTERN.
Be sure to call or write for "ELL
WOOD BOOK."
BLACK & BAIRD,
95 FOURTH AVENUE.
my 13-53
CHOICE FBOFEKTTES.
Fairmount
Place,
"We have just platted 43 lots in
this plan, and offer them for sale at
prices ranging from 5700 to 52,200.
"We consider these very choice lots.
They ore situated two squares from
Penn avenue and the Citizens'
Cable and Duquesne Traction lines.
Are in an excellent neighborhood,
and, being situated high and dry, are
not only well located for- health,
but also command a fine view of
the East Liberty Valley.
Call early apd make selection of
lot before they are all picked over.
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Lots.
"We have five lots on Frazier
street that we are authorized to sell
at 5500 each for cash, or 5600 on
time. These lots are a bargain.
Sp'ecial reasons for selling. We can
recommend their purchase.
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MURRT & EDSALL,
INSUBAHCE AND HEAL ESTATE,
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(Telephone 1869.) mh23-91
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Is located in the beautiful Valley of the Allegheny, on
W. P. R. R.; 20 minutes from the city. Thirty-six
trains daily. Electric cars connecting with Penn Ave
nue Cable road. Graded streets, planted with shade
trees; walks built, natural gas and water pipes laid, and
cold,
PURE ARTESIAN WATER FOR ALL.
No more muddy river water. Schoolhouse will be
erected this summer. Aspinwall is directly opposite
Highland Reservoir, Pittsburg. Ground level and
fine river view. The most delightful spot for a sub
urban residence in the country.
NO FLOODS. TO SEE IS TO BUY.
Lots ranging from $25x100 to 100x140 feet
PRICES from 200 to $2,000. -
30 DWELLINGS ALREADY ERECTED.
For Plans, etc., inquire at office of .
ASPINWALL
LAND CO.,
ASPINWALL -STATION, W. P. R, Rv
CRAFTON
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INGRAM.
We have a large amount of property for sale in these very desirable
suburban towns. We can accommodate you with large acreage
plots, vacant lots of all sorts and sizes, or cozy, comfortable
homes.ranging from 2,500 to 12,000. We have one espe
cially handsome and desirable home for sale for $5,000.
House modern, convenient and attractive. Situated within 3
minutes' walk of station and commanding a view of the whole
valley. We also have eight lots, each 50 feet front by 150
feet in depth, that we will sell for S450, 500 and 550 each;'
$50 cash, balance in payments of $10 per month, without in
terest or taxes. These lots are nicely located, and within 3
minutes of station. We also have two fine lots for sale on the
Ridge at Ingram. Prices S825 and $1,000. Our Mr. Morris
lives at Ingram and will be pleased to show properties to
prospective buyers, or furnish on application all information
that may be desired.
STRAUB & MORRIS,
106 THIRD
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CHOICE PEOPEETIES.
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Place Lots.
These lots are situated in the
Nineteenth ward,Pittsburg,between
Lawrenceville and East Liberty,
less than 500 yards from Penn ave
nue cable cars, and only 19 minutes
ride from Sixth street. Ask conduc
tor to let you off at Matilda street.
These are beyond all doubt the
best and cheapest lots in the City
of Pittsbury.
They are not Country Lots.
Prices range from 5250 to 5425.
You pay 510 down at time of pur
chase, and from 55 to 59 per month,
until lot is paid for. No interest
on deferred payments. Ten per cent
off for all cash.
STRAUB & MORRIS,'
106 Third Avenue.
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FUEL Gin LOTS, FREE.
Fire of the best city lots In G Irani Park
Place plan at Marlon station, Twenty-third
ward, city, will be given away absolutely
freo at special sale of lots In thisplan.
Sale commences SATURDAY JlOENING,
May 16, and continues one week.
We havo reserved flvo of the best lots in
the plan valned at $350 each, which will he
riven away as follows: To the fifth, tenth.
twentieth, thirtieth and fortieth buyers of
lots in this plan we will give a $330 lot freo.
A careful record of the time when each lot
is sold will he written on the contract of
each purchaser, and at the conclusion of the
sale the names and addresses of the for
tunate persons will he published In the daily
papers.
Girard Park Place plan contains fifty of
the finest level lots in the market, and is
located in, a very rapidly ,growing commu
nity, and these lots being so convenient to
the center of the city, must and will increase
in value at least SO per cent the coming
year,
Girard Park Place plan i3 only-8 minutes
ride from Smithfield street via thcB. & O. E.
K., or 25 minutes' ride from Market street via.
the Second avenue electric line.
At the prices we are going to sell for,
namely, $300 to $700 each, they are without
doubt the cheapest lots in the market to-day,
and for a location for a home or for specula
tion, they cannot be surpassed in any
locality in Allegheny county.
This sale will commence on SATURDAY
MOKNING, May 16, 1891, and continue one
week from that dato. Ascents will be on the
ground all day SATURDAY, May 16, and
from 2 to 5 r. a. on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of the next week.
For the benefit of those who may not be
able to come during the day we will keep
our city offlce, 106 THIRD AVENUE, open
every evening until 9 o'clock, from May 16 to
May 23, inclusive.
The terms of the above sale will be $50
cash, one-third of purchase price in 30 days,
and the balance, first bond and mortgage,
one, two and three years.
DON'T FORGET THE DATE,
SATURDAY, MAY 16.
MORRISON & BANKS,
106 Third avenue.
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