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' toE STKAUB BRETVEfG CO. MAKING A
FETE AKTICLE OF BEER
To Compete "With Other Cities People
Should Patronize Uoine Manufacturers
When They Can Get a Much Better Thins
Out oflt.
"Why people should not patronize home
Industry when the article produced is as
rood as the foreign article is a matter the
Straub Brewing Company is going to solve
and that very soon. In fact the company is
now prepared to begin a solution of the
knotty question. There always seems to be
a prejudice against home-made goods and in
favor of the article brought from another
city or another country. This is only an
other illustration of the saying a "prophet
isnot without honor save in h'is own countrv."
Apparently people would rather pay more
for a Jbrcign article than the home manu
factured, though the latter be just as good.
Thenord "imported" seems to be a great
attraction io some
Of course, in many cases it is excusable,
when for instance tbeforeignis worth more,
but there are domestic articles which are
really better than can be produced in other
places. Some people have it in their heads
that Pittsburg brewers can not produce as
good beer as is made in one or two other
cities. This is only because these ci'-ies
make more beer than is produced in Pitts
burg, and on account of their reputation for
quantity they get a reputation for quality.
The amount sold usually is governed by the
quality, but there are'instanccs where the
opposite is the case.
An Entlro New Brewery.
In order to test this question the Straub
Brewing Company has built an entire new
plant, ith alt the modern improvements,
and though the company has always had a
reputation for the purity of its production,
it now proposes to do even better than here
tofore and give a beer the equal of which
cannot be produced uy anybody. In the
construction of the new plant not so much
as a nail from the old building was used.
Everything was cast aside as not good
enough for the new building, and from-the
cellar to the roof it is the most complete
brewery in the city and one of the finest in
the world.
The new brewery is located at the corner
of Main street and" Liberty avenue, in that
section of the city known as Bloomfield.
There it stands overshadowing the place
where but recently stood the old plant, the
onl v remains of hich is the ice house. The
building stands on a splendid site, and is a
most magnificent structure of brick. It is
built -n ith an annual capacity of 200,000
barrels, but only machinery for one-half
that amount is now in. Space was left in
all the departments to put in more ma
chinery, and the plant can be doubled with
very little trouble. This will be done be
fore many years if the business grows as
rapidly as'it has in the past, and it doubt
less wilL
Pioneers In the Business.
The company is composed of practical
people, whose ancestors were brewers be
lore them, and therefore they possess a
know ledge of the art of making a whole
some beerage that could not possibly be
gleaned from books. The corporation is
officered as follows: President, Herman
Straub; Vice President and Superintendent,
Joseph Gcyer: Treasurer, Theodore P.
fctraub. ULhe President, Herman Straub,
is recognized as the pioneer brewer of the
city. He is now $0 years old and takes a
great pride in the magnificent business he
has built up.
The main building is an imposing brick
structure supported bv a handsome cut
stone foundation and elaborated with stone
ornamentations. This building has a front
age of 2GS feet and is 1C8 feet high. A sign
ol glittering gold letters is prominently dis
played on the front of the edifice. A com
modious hallway leads into the offices of the
brcwerv, which are roomy, light and airy
and di ided in such a manner as to facili
tate the transaction of business and at the
same time secure privacy, if desired. Ad
joining the offices, facing Liberty avenue,
is the engine room. Here was found a mam
moth engine of 110-horse power, but so
scientifically constructed that it moved
noiselessly. In the rear of the office is the
washroom, where all packages are thor
oughly cleansed before they ar again re
filled with the amber-colored liquid. As
cending a solid iron stairway which leads to
the upper floors, the first stopping place was
the storage room for malt.
Some of the Mysteries Explained.
The next floor contained an immense
copper v-essel found in all well regulated
breweries. The one in jjuestion, however,
was simplycnormous,.j it has a capacity ibr
holding 375 barrels of beer. The condenser,
cooling apparatus and ice machine are lo
cated on the floor above. The newly brewed
beer is forced from the lower floor to the top
floor over the cooling apparatus and then
down again. A second iron stairway next
to the elevator, but amply protected bv
wire screens, leads to thelafgj storage room
for the reception of barley, malt and hops.
The company now bre'-s three brands of
beer, "Erlanger," "Culmbacher," two dark
beers, and Pilsner, a lighter colored bever
age. The superior quality of the brands
have brought them into popular favor and
they will continue to grow in popularity
until they become recognized leaders among
different brands of beer. Cool, delicious
and pure, they will he commended to the
lovers ol the beverage as the best to be had.
TVith such beer as is brewed by the Straub
Company one can best put in the summer
months without an unnatural thirst.
Perhaps one of the best improvements
about the building is the ice machine, by
means of which the temperature in the cool
ing rooms can be kept the same all the time.
In warm weather more cold air is needed
and in the cooler weather the temperature
can be hejit the same by use of the ice
machine.
Three Artesian TVells.
One great difficulty experienced by brew
ers is to get good and sufficient wateV. City
water, all must admit, is not as pure as it
might be, and, besides that, the tax is
pretty heavy on brewers, because thev use
m much water. To obviate this difficulty,
the Straub Company has drilled three ar
tesian wells deep into the bowels of the
earth. From thee three wells water bub
bles out clear as crystal. Though apparently
it is as pure as snow, it is run through the
hltcr and given a second purification, which
is calculated to catch everything missed
by the natural filter. This puts the com-
Sany a step in advance of competitors who
epend on the city to furnish them the
nater used in brewing. Thev thus find
much more pure water and are not com
pelled topay the big water rents.
In a trip over the building one finds noth
ing wanting. It is most complete in all its
equipments, and cost was not thought of in
building and fitting it up. lvervthin is
hreproof through and through, the'buildmg
being entirely of iron, brick, stone and moA
tar. The i cssels in ti hich the brewing beer
is kept are nearly all of copper, and there is
S20.0U0 worth of that metal used in the build
ing. Of course the.dcpositorics for the fin
ished article are all of wood. The manu
facture of beer is an interesting thing to
study, and the Straub Company invites its
friends to call and dig into the mysteries of
iiie uusmess. uj a visit to tne new estab
lishment one can see how the very best beer
in the country is made.
A Talk TViUi Mr. Straub.
President Herman Straub is very proud
of the new establishment and he may well
be. He taid: "TVe have facilities unsur
passed for brewing of beer that cannot be
excelled. TVe do not care to make brags of
brewing the best beer in the United States,
but we do say that we are not outrivaled.
TVe desire the patronage of our home peo
ple. Our celebrated brands of JErlanger,'
PiLsner' and 'Culmbacher' will be found to
be pure and nutritious. Not only will the
trade of bulk goods be given attention,
but our bottled article will be found by
consumers to be just what they want. Our
improved auuaratn and rmr inni. TT.Ari.
enced operators give ns the facilities. Good,
pure beer we will guarantee, and the trade
that patronizes us can readily testify to the
troth of this assertion."
'ADTENTUBZ OJ7 A HARE.
Her Enemies TVcro Turned Into JFiiends
and Bescucn.
A Derbyshire correspondent of Hod and
Own reports an exciting episode. John
Smedley, of Hatlock Bath, the owner of the
famotS Cumberland cavern, and several
friends, were coursing on the heights of
JIassai. The hare disappeared down an old
lead mine shaft which had fallen into
desuetude. Sure that it was dead, he hired
on old miner, who descended the shaft by
means of "a rope. There were footprints,
and, believing the hare to have escaped
miraculously, Mr. Smedley lowered a cab
bage tied to a string, the depth of the shaft
measuring an actual perpendicular length of
240 feet
The next day, when drawing up the
twine, the cabbage was found to have been
eaten. This seemed proof positive of th
escape of the hare after its flvine leap. A
search party descended the shaft with
lights and refreshments, and, after two
hours, they found that the animal was lurk
ing in a small heading at the bottom. They
returned to the surface and continued to
lower food, which the hare appreciated
to the full, and, on their descent
being made, she jumped into " the
arms of the searcher, squealing
all the time like a child. The men wrapped
the affrighted hare in a smock frock and
sent her up to the top, where the spectators
discovered that she had onjv suffered an
injury to one eye. Sir. Smed"ley took the
animal home. After it had been in a stable
for some time it was taken and turned loose
on the estate of P. C. Arkwright, J. P.,
close to "Willerby castle. The hare has
become quite tame.
HIKERS Off E0KSEBACK.
Exciting Exhibition of Biding Seen in the
"West on a Sunday.
The Century.
It was Sunday in Coloma. Suddenly there
was a great noise of shouting and hurrahing
away up the street, and the crowd heav
ing and separating upon either side, on came
a dozen half-wild, bearded miners, fine, wiry,
strapping fellows on foaming horses, lashing
them to the utmost and giving the piercing
scalp-halloo of the ComancheslThey suddenly
halted in front of "Winter's hotel, and while
the greaternumber dismounted and tumultu
ously entered the bar-room for refreshment a
few of the remainder made themselves
conspicuous bv acts of daring horsemanship
picking up knives from the ground while
at full gallop, Indian-like whirling on the
sides of their steeds, then up and off like
the wind and, while apparently dashing
into the surrounding crowd, suddenly rein
ing in their horses upon their haunches, and
whirling them upon their hind legs, then
without a stop dashing off as furiously in
the opposite direction.
These few proved to be Doniphan's wild
riders, who even excelled the Mexican
caballeros in their feats of horsemanship.
At last, all together once more they came
sweeping down the street, apparently reck
less of life and limb. As they passed, the
scurrying footmen cheered them on with
great good nature. The crowd closed again
and in a brief time everything was as rest
less as ever.
VALETS FOB THE BACHEL0ES.
How the "Wealthy Bohemian of New York
City Elves Nowadays.
Philadelphia Inquirer. '
"Over in Kew Xork," saida young Phila-'
delphian yesterday, "abaehelor can live
comfortably and not be considered on the
same plane as a lone cat, for example:
Hichard Mansfield occupies a suite of apart
menf i at the Croisie.on Twenty-sixth street
near Fifth avenue. They consist of a parlor,
two bed rooms and a bath, fitted up elegant
ly, possessing the most perfect sanitary ar
arrangements. A elevator runs all the
year and a corps of competent servants at
tend to everything. He can have his meals
sent fq him if, he chooses, or he can eat'
wherever he happens to" be when hungry.
The apartm rts unfurnished probably rent
for S1.G00 a year.
'In some apartment houses for bachelors
one or two valets are stationed in the build
ing, and they attend to the young men as if
they were private servants. No extra
charge is made any more than for fhe gas.
The tenant can be waked up, have his bath
placed in readiness, his clothes laid out, his
collar buttons and studs placed in the shirt,
get shaved, in fact, be made perfectly com
lortable by the valet; you may be sure this
valet idea is a very attractive one, and it
pays, too."
BABEELS SENT BY HAH.
TVhat Express Companies Carry Here Go by
Post in Switzerland.
The Century.
TVe had sent our baggage, as we had been
advised, to the postoffice, where we at once
went. The bag which we wished to post to
Zermatt seemed to us very heavy, but
scythes and barrels and bundles of old iron,
labeled and addressed, were lying on the
floor, and we supposed it must be all right,
though the postmistress, as soon as we had
paid our money, turned away without giv
ing us stamps or receipt, and had nothing
more to do with ns.
TVe need not have worried, for the Swiss
postoffice takes anything and everything
that the express companies at home would
carry; and if one does not bother about his
baggage, it is as certain to turn up at his
journey's end as it would be to disappear in
England, if one ventured to let it take care
of itself.
Seconded Her Motion,
Atlanta Constitution.
A number of ministers at Clarksville were
relating their experience the other day. One
of tbem said that, while he was preaching a
sermon some time ago, an old lady in the
congregation arose and exclaimed:
"Mercirul Father, if I had one more feather
in my wing of faith, I would fly off to glory!"
A worthy brother immediately replied:
"Good Lord, stick it in and let her go:
she's but a trouble here!"
That quieted the old lady.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
for the furnishing of lumber and laying
ot 10,000 lineal feet, more or less, of board
walk at Emsworth, P., Ft. TV. & C. R. R., on
property of tho PItt9burg Land Association.
Allegheny City.
inyS!-10i
PROPOSALS FOR ENLARGEMENT OF
Fiohsinnllnll Sealed proposals will be
received by the Secretary of tho Building
Committeo for the erection of a new bricic
building and the reconstruction of the pres
ent building and stage of tho hall of the
Frohsmn Singing Society, on Ninth avenue,
between Eld enth and Twelfth streets, Al
toona, Blair county, Pa., according to archi
tect's plans and specifications. All bids must
be sent scaled to the secretary, H. Sabathno,
No. 325 Sixth avenue, Altoona, Pa., on or be
fore JUNE 4, 1891, who will also furnish par
ticulars. The work to bo done will also be
let in part. If found desirable, and bids for
parts thereof will be received on or before
the date given. The right is reserved to re
ject any or all bids or parts of bids.
THE COMMITTEE.
Altoona, Pa May 38, 1S9L my29-90
IRE ZMIO"V:Ei
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THE DLD STATES ISLAND DYEING ES
TABLISHMENT, 58 FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURG.
93 Duane StreetNew York City.
DYEING -AND CLEANING.
mylO-59-wssu
The Electrical Construction and
Maintenance Company,
Electrio Engineers and Contractors. Eleotrio
Bells, Burglar Alarms, Annunciators, eta.
Incandescent Xight and BeU Wiring a
Dyuhwt.j. uuo agonic iuriueoenneymotors.
125 FIFTH AVENUE Pittsburg, Pa,
Telephone 1774. ocl2-I4$-su
THE
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square for one insertion. Classified advertise
ment on Oit 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. SmUhfleld and Diamond Streets,
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS, WHERE
WANT. FOR SALE, TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have acconnts with THE DISPATCH.
FOR THE SOUTHSIDE, NO. 112 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. 6022.
FOR THE EAST END, J. W. WALLACE, OH
PENNAVE.
PITTSBURG ADDITIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. 3509 Butler street.
EMIL G. STCCKEY, 24th street and Peon avenue.
ALLEGHENY.
A. J. KAERCHER, 69 Federal street.
H. J. McBRIDE, Market House, Allegheny.
F. II. EGGERS & SON, Ohio and Chestnut streets.
THOMAS MCHENRY, Western and Irwin avenues,
G. W. HUGHES, Pennsylvania and Beaver avs.
PERRY M. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny avs.
"WANTED.
Hale Help.
ARTISTS THREE GOOD ARTISTS FOR
crayon work; pood salary; steadv "work. Call
at once to EUROPEAN PORTRAIT CO., 319 Firth
avenue. my31-110
BAD WRITERS-SMART'S BUSINESS AND
SHORTHAND COLLEGE. 12 Federal St.,
Allegheny. Open through summer day and even
ing; prU ate lessons, both sexes. mv21-85-TTSSu
TjRASS FINISHERS-THREE EXPERIENCED
J3 men. Apply to KELLY & JONES COMPANY,
ureensuurg, tr:
my31-54
COACHMAN-A MAN TO WORK INSTABLE;
none but experienced need apply. T. B. MOKE
LAND, MOO Pcnn ave, E. E. my31-82
TVEAUGirTSMAN AN ARCHITECTURAL
XJ draughtsman Immediately. S. W. lOULK,
Newcastle, Pa.
my20-89
ENGINEERS CAN OBTAIN SITUATIONS IF
have Ttassed examination: Zwickcr's Revised
Practical .Instructor will positively enable you to 1
piss one; ei oniv me genuine; wonn ten limes its
cost; bv mill SI; agents wanted. WALTER W.
KRAFT, Publisher, 112 Van Buren St., Chicago.
my31-96
EXPERIENCED-S ALESMAN TO INTRODUCE
Smith's office tickler as a sideline; handsome
increase In silarv guiranteed : write quick for par
ticulars. SMITH'S TICKLER CO..BOX 85.Raclne,
Wis. my31-16
'DXTERIENCED ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
jli and draughtsman, liberal compensation to
competent man. Address MANUFACTURER, p.
u. uox hm, rittsourg.
my31-75
"VfELTEE-FOR STEEL CASTINGS. APPLY
1U. stating experience in full. J. A. B.. Dis
patch office. my31-l7
MOLDERS SOME FIRST-CLASS STOVE
plate lnolders; steady work; good wages; no
strike or trouble of any kind: simply Increase of
business. BUCK'S STOVE AND RANGE COM
PANY, St. Louis, Mo. my30-49
0
BOANIZEBS-BY, THE FRIENDLY AID
Society: navs its members S100 everv &lx
months; has Mild 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-18
PLUMBER A FIRST-CLASS. STRICTLY
sober and industrious plumber: none other
need anplv; situation steady. Address LOCK BOX
576, Wheeling, TV. Va. my31-80
PRINTER ALL AROUND PRINTER WHO
understands making up on newspaper work;
permanent position to capable party. Address
PRINTER, Dispatch oflice. my31-lll
SALESMAN RETAIL CLOTHING SALES
MAN: none but first-class, active young man
of good address, with best of reference for sobriety
and abllltr, need apply; good 6alarv to the right
artv. Address immediately, UNION CLOTH
NG CO., Canton. O. my26-83-TuSu
SALESMAN-A FIRST-RATE MAN REQUIRED ;
middle 'aged gentleman: wanted mostly for
ladles' trade: expected to travel short distances oc
casionally; personal applications preferred; an In
terview may bo had after 10 o'clock. No. 5,
SEVENTH AV. my31-80
SALESMAN-SALARY AND EXPENSES FROM
start; permanent place; good opportunity
for advancement. BROWN BROTHERS CO.,
Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y. mv30-19-ssu
SALESMEN WISHING A PROFITABLE SHOE
line; blctcles, babycarrlages, reed chairs, etc.
Address THE CALUMET WHEEL CO., St. Louis,
Mo. my31-57
SHEET MILL SHIPPER-COMPETENT MAN
wanted to take charge of annealing and ship
ping department; must be fully qualified to assume
entire control; good position for steady man, mar
ried preferred. Address stating salary required,
IRON AND STEEL CO., Dispatch office.
mySlS
SOLICITORS-FOR LIFE INSURANCE: LLB
ERAL commissions; policy taking because
most pleasing in price and plan. J1UKK1 & ED-
SALE, 34 Fidelity building.
my27-49
STUDENTS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS WISH
ING to make money during vacation should
call on or write to W. A. EVANS, 427 Bissell block,
Pittsburg. my31-27
TEACHERS STUDENT?. AND ALL WHO
desire profitable summer work: new indexed
Atlas of the World; 1890 population figures: over 300
pages 14J4X11K; popular price J3 75: exclusive terri
tory; special terms until June 15. RAND, Mc
NALLY& CO., 323 Broadway, New York Cltv.
mySl-34
YOUNG MAN-THAT IS A GOOD PENMAN
and bookkeeper: flrst-class references re
quired. Address BANK, Dispatch office.
my31-4
. Agents.
AGENTS-ON SALARY OB COMMISSION TO
handle the new oatent chemical Ink erasing
pencil: the greatest selling novelty ever produceu;
erases ink thoroughly In two seconds; no abrasion
of paper; 200 to 6oo per cent profit; one agent's sales
amounted to $620 In six days; another $32 in two
hours: we want one energetic general agent for
each State and Territory. For terms and full particu
lars, address THEMONROE ERASER MFG. CO.,
La Crosse. Wis. my22-75
GENTS-TO SELL THE MOST POPULAR
book of modern times. Davenport's com
pendium of "The Best Fifty Books." This great
work is having an unprecedented sale and is now
ready for delivery. Where we have no regular
on receipt of the price. Cloth binding. S3 75; Lib.,
W 75; full seal, $J 75. P. J. FLEMING & CO.. 135
uKKiiis irupirs uii, win uc iorn arueu iree oi cnarges
ruiuav. mj-ja-TuwTnFSSu
AGENTS WANTED-837 SALARY AND EX
PENSES paid to bright, active, wide-awake
youngmen: teachers andstudents preferred; em
ployment pleasant, reflningand permanent: no book
peaaung;ournew plan takes like
dress. NATIONAL LIBRARY
243 Wabash av., Chicago, 111.
wlld-flre" Ad-
ASSOCIATION,
my31-61-su
AGENT-ARE TOU A GENTLEMAN AND A
Tattler? Can you furnish reference or bond?
If so, we want you to represent the Co-Operatlve
Bank of North America In your town; big money
in it for yon. Address M. W. BRADY, Manager,
Birmingham, Ala. niy2a-70
AGENTS WANTED-WE WANT GOOD LIVE
men to sell our goods to consumers live men
can make money; only men who can furnish good
reference and bond need ipply. Address GRAND
UNION TEA COMPANY, 307 Market St.. Pltts
bnrg. iny30-38
AGENTS-MALE AND FEMALE, WANTED
everywhere; lightning seller; absolutely new;
exclusive territory; no talking: prpBts immense
and success a certainty. ABBOTT MFG. CO.,
Springfield, Ohio. mj-31-67
AGENTS WANTED "LONG'S SOLID MU
CILAGE Pencil, " general and local: either
sex; S5 cents in stamps samples and terms, C, A.
LONG, Mfr., Caxton Building, Chicago, 111.
mj 31-63
AGENTS ON ONE OF" THE BEST INSTALL
MENT books ever offered, suited to all classes
and price within- reach of all; flrst-class terms.
W. A. EVANS, 427 Bissell Block, Pittsburg.
my31-26
AGENTS, MALE OR FEMALE NEW 25C
household article; profit J00 percent; sample
and instructions 10 cents; goods on commission.
SfAYNER A CO., Providence. B. I. myl5-38
AGENTS - ACTIVE RESIDENT AGENTS
everywhere: $3 a day; great inducements: in
close stamp. TA-VA-ZON, Third and Grant. Pitf
bnrg. Pa. my31-103
Female Help.
A PRACTICAL BUSINESS WOMAN-WHO IS
experienced lu canvassing, to take a general
agency: no capital required. KNAP SPECIALTY
IAJ.,
, 163 State st., Chicago, 111.
my31-60-Su
PHAMJ?JFUMA?DJ AND WAITRESS-REFER-Kj
ENCE required. Call at first house MOKE
WOOD AVE.7NEAE FIFTH AVE.. ShadysldeT
my2T-3
COOKS AND GIRLS-FOR GENERAL HOUSE
WORK, at Lffl ROBINSON ST., AUeghenV.
mj3d-
GIfcrSS,D 9IKL Fott GENERAL HOUSE
W OBK for family of two; good wages paid:
bring reference. 101 FAYETTE ST., Allegheny.
my31-41
GE3T.OR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. AP
PLY st 397 WYLIE AVENUE.
my2S-25-Thssu
GIK&SPJl8E.!Jr1?PAI' HOUSEWORK ATNO.
420j FIFTH AVE.. Oakland terrace. my31-74
GIBLSTOWORKON WAISTS AND SKIRTS.
ApplvSl WEBSTER AV., city. lny31-93
HAND AND MACHINE SEWERS ON CLOAKS;
,..T,aIS?nP1.,?ILcloat finishers. SAMPHNER &
RICH. 819 Liberty st. my31-76
MILLINERS EXPERIENCED MILLINERS
r a?i!C:,1dl9- Apply Mondav morning at
M. BLACK'S. 66 Ohio st.. Allegheny, Pa. my31-36
-WTJKSE GDIL-YOUNG GIRL TO TAKE CARE
X of small child: must have good reference; state
age : good wages paid to the proper party; residence
in Allegheny. Address R. I., Dispatch oflice.
my31-2
SALESLADIES WHO HAVE HAD EXPERI
ltCE ln selling Japanese aroods: no others need
aDDlv.
FLEISHMAN CO.rS0i, 603 and KB Mar-xay3J-85'
kef St.
PJTTSBTTRG- .DISPATCH,
WANTED.
Male and Female Help.
A FEW MORE YOUNG LADIES AND GEN
TLEMEN to learn shorthand: good chance
now open to beginners; no classes; private lessons
onlv; pupils assisted to positions when competent:
tuition payable at end of each month; Udy or
gentlemen teachers; best systems -with use of type
writer. CaUoradress PRIVATE SHORTHAND
INSTITUTE, 237 Fifth av PltUburg, Pa.
my3i-B7
OUSEKEEPER, LAUNDRESS, . SEAM-
STRESS. cooks, chambermaids, dining room
girls, nurses; 200 house girls. 10 colored girts.
larm Hands, waiters, drivers, gardeners. iuna
E. THOMPSON. COS Grant st. " - my21-D
MAN COOK-SECOND COOK. WAITERS. 40
larm hands, four dining room girls, dish
washers, hotel cooks, chambermaids, 800 house
girls, housekeeper, seamstress, nurse girls. MEE
HAN'S. 645 Grant st. my25-D
Situations.
POSITION-IN GENERAL ACCOUNTING OB
bookkeeping, young married man; practical
experience of ten years; satisfactory reference
from present employers and reasons for change.
Address P. O. Box 0i7. city. ap25-S)
POSITION-BY YOUNG LADY-SHORTHAND
and typewriter. MAT. Dispatch office.
niyaJ-83
SITUATION AS ICE CREAM MAKER; 10
years' experience; willing to go out of town.
Address ICE CREAM MAKER, Dispatch office, no
later thin Monday night. my31-43
Partners.
A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS TO TAKE AN
interest in and to fill a responslbleposilion that
commands a large salary in one of the very best and
most prosperous manufacturing concerns in the
States; abundance of business, jvith large profits;
anyone having a ready capital of S10.000 to20,C00
can positively Und a thoroughly flrst-class busi
ness, without debts or incumbrance of any kind,
and managed by thoroughly responsible parties.
Full particulars freely gU en by calling at office of
UMON SWITCH AND MANUFACTURING
CO., 190 Robinson st., Allegheny.
ap27-17
PARTNER-A YOUNG MAN OF EXTENSIVE
acquaintance, active business habits and
adaptability for outside business to take an Interest
in an established Job printing house: capital re
quired S3, 000; state age and references; all com
munications confidential. Address AJAX, P. O.
Box 1059, city. my30-12
TInancIal.
MORTGAGES-MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS
to suit at 4K.'3 and 6 per cent. ALLES &
BAILEY, 164 Fourth av. Tel. 107. apl4-19-TTSSu
SOME PERSON TO ADOPT A HEALTHY
male child, 4 weeks old. Address R. O. B
Dispatch oBlce. iny-8-S4
rpo LOAN MONEY WE HAVE OVER ONE
J million dollars to loan on cltv and suburban
property at W percent; no tax: we will alsohun
money on improved farms in Allegheny, Beaver,
Fayette. Washington and Westmoreland counties:
any marketable securities taken for loans of any
.amount. BLACK & BAIRD, 95 Fourth av.
Je3-a9-su
Boarders and Lodgers.
GENTLEMEN ROOMERS, WITH TABLE
board Oib-minute walk from cars ; Locust st.
Allegheny. Address U.S., Dispatch office.
mySl-51
OCCUPANTS-ONE OR TYVO GENTLEMEN TO
occupy furnished room. No. 3 OAKLAND
SQUARE, East End. my31-30
OCCUPANTS-FOE THREE LARGE SECOND
story rooms; also table boarders at 614 FIFTH
AV., cily. iny31-21
Miscellaneous.
BICYCLE FrRST-CLASS SECOND-nAND
safety bicycle. SIS PENNSYLVANIA AV.,
Allegheny, Pa. - my3l-3
CARRIAPE-6-SEAT FAMILY CARRIAGE
alsol set of double harness, in good condition.
Inquire A. McCLINTON, 63 Sandusky St.. Alle
gheny. mya-43
LADIES TO ATTEND THE SCHOOL OF DE
SIGN and Dress Cutting for a thorough course
of dressmaking. NO. 951 PENN AV. mh3-18
MONEY EASILY SAVED A LIFE-SIZE
era) on portrait for almost nothing; the pub
lic may ask how can this be done; our answer is,
we employ no agents who would receive 25 to 40 per
cent commissions: we employ no uniformed men
to transact our business; we save these commissions
and salaries for the benefit of our customers; wc re
quest our patrons to bring their advertising checks,
with photograph, to our oflice, and for each crayon
portrait that is ordered we furnish at a very reason
able price a neat and appropriate frame ; we warn
our customers and the publlo from dealing with Ir
responsible crayon portrait fakirs; our business is
based upon strict and honorable principles, and our
work, now In the houses of hundreds of families,
attests that fact. EUROPEAN PORTRAIT CO..
No. 319 Fifth av., Pittsburg.' Branch office, 854
Market St.. Wheeling, W. Va. apS8-135-WSu
SMALL ROLL-TOP DESK-ALSO REMINGTON
typewriter, upper and lower case. BOX 452,
city.
myZ7-9!-WFSu
TO BUY LOW-PRICED HORSES AND MULES
at H. W. Laws' sale stables, cor. Thirtieth st.
and Liberty av., from June 1 until June 10. D. M.
FRAZIER. . my39-17
YOU GET A BAKER'S DOZEN (13) OF
Stewart A Co.'s fine cabinet photos format
90 and 92 FEDERAL ST., Allegheny.
my23-49-TTsn
EOB SAEE-EttraOYED BEAI, ESTATE
City Residences.
-IT OOO-COENER THntTY-FTRST AND
qDXX) Carson sts., two-story brick dwelling of 8
rooms and attic: both gases and water; good well
In yard; paved cellar; splendid business location;
lot 48x122 feet, or $7,000 for houso and lot 24x122 feet.
CAMPBELL & CO.. 1412 Carson st.
mv31-24-31.1e2.4
Q9 SOO-ON SIDNEY ST., NEAR NINE
HD4) TEENTH St., two-story frame of 4 rooms;
side alley entrance; desirable neighborhood: lot 20
x60ft.; this is certainly a bargain; owner desires to
leave the city, and must be sold at once. CAMP
BELL & CO., 1412 Carson st. my31-24-31,Te2,4
OOO SIXTEENTH STREET, ABOVE
'i aaran st.. iwo-storv frame dweninc nr 4
rooms and kitchen; side alley entrance; paved cel
lar: complete sewerage; rents for 817 per month;
lot 20x50 ft; easy terms. CAMPBELL CO., 1412
Carson st. iny31-24-31,Je2,4
agO 600-SIDNEY ST., NEAR EIGHTEENTH
-JDOj St., two-story brick and mansard roof dwell
ing of 6 rooms; gas and water: good cellar, all in
good repair; lot 20x60 ft. CAMPBELL & CO., 1412
Carson st. myji-24-31,Je2,4
East End Residences.
ffiPCflA CASH. BALANCE ON EASY FAY--B-JUU
MENTS, will buy elegant new stone
front residence of 8 rooms, hall, cellar and laundry
with stationary tubs, electric light, both gases, fine
chandeliers, electric bells, plate glass windows,
elegant cabinet wood mantels, flagstone walks, 90
footpaed streets: best neighborhood in the East
End; this is a nre chance; don't lose it. BLACK
& BAIRD, No. 93 Fourth av. myl6-S3
Suburban Residences.
ONE OF THE HANDSOMEST RESIDENCE
properties in Beltzhoover borough ; corner of
two good streets, with alley in rear; lot 50x102 ieet,
with a large frame house of 7 rooms, hall, etc. ; ele
gant cellar and a large frame stable: this Is a grand
residence, and will be sold at a sacrifice to a quick
buver. BLACK & BAIRD, No. 85 Fourth av.
(1-146). my31-56
Atlantic City.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-RENT OR SALE
Hotels, cottages and bathhouses; lots for sale
in au ptrts or tne city; also South Atlantic Cltv.
isiiAf.L u. AiiAais a i;o., .
Real Estate and Law Building.
, Real Estate Agents,
myl-5o
EOK SAEEXOTS
, City Lots.
LOTS-BEAUTTFCL BUILDING LOTS FOR
from Sioo to J300, in the Eighteenth ward: long
gavments: easv terms. Inquire of CHAS. E.
ORNEL.IUS, attorney, 406 Grant St., Pittsburg:
or go to his oflice. Mornlngsideav., on the grounds,
and see his agent, T. Ed. Cornelius. in) 19-13
East End "Lots.
ONE OF THE MOST DESDJABLE BUTLDTNG
6ltes in Oakland, corner lot, 60x127 ieet, on
paved streets,
MURRY & EDSALL. Fidelity
building.
my27-97'
Suburban Eots.
LOTS, LOTS, LOTS-IN DOYLE PLAN OF
lots, located In Lower St. Clair township, but
a stone's throw from second toll gate on Browns
ville road, and on line of Electric railroad: these
lots'are very choice, ranging in price from f 150 to
S475; other lots adjoining selling for double the
Srice. Call at once on CAMPBELL i. CO., .1412
arson st. . my31-23-TuSu
Farms.
CHEAP-TARM 100 ACRES, FIVE-ROOM
house, 100 fruit trees, four-foot vein coal, good
location; has bought property and must sell: come
and bid on It; prlu!?4.000. Send for "big" farm
and exchange list, N. V. HURST. Real Estate
Agent. Rochester. Pa. my24-5-TTSSn
EOE SAEE-BCStNESS.
Eusiness Properties.
BU1XDING FOR SALE OR RENT ONE
large 3-story double brick building, one side
now occupied as a saloon and restaurant, near a
large rolling mill, only five doors iromanew elec
tric street railway, and only 100 yards from C. & P.
H. R. depot: bar fixtures and stock will be sold.
Address F. MENKJS, Martin's Ferry, O.
rayS-ei
HARNESS STAND AN OLD ESTABLISHED
harness stand, doing a good business, within
It miles of city: good reasons for selling. Address
G. B Dispatch oflice. my31-45
rpHEANCHOR ROLLER FLOUR MILL-CA-X
PACITY 100 barrels flour and ten tons feed;
this Is the most complete roller mill in the State,
and trade fully established; siding to mill doarfsat
Isfactory reasons for selling; none but those mean
ing business need address ARNOLD. Dispatch of
nce. . mj-29-92-FSu
C7 0003702 BUTLER ST., COR. THIRTY
!D h SLVENTH St.. late Anton Engel's property,
lot 325-0x101, with frame business house and Swell
ing, containing two stores and 11 rooms; one-half
cash, balance to suit; this must be sold to close up
the estate. THOa. MCCAFFREY. 3309 Butler st.
mh8-151-wsu"
Business Opportunities.
AND GENTS' FURNISHING G09D3
H
AT
any one
is on
the two cities; stock Invoices about M.500: fixtures
reasonable, good lease: any one desiring to buy
half interest would also do well to address us. Ad-
reasonable, good lease: any one desiring to buy
na.it. iMKirai " UU1U aiW UO vrUU.0 address US. JLU
drcssJHATS, Dlspatcii office, xny3i-12-Turfla
- ; STOTOAY, ;MA."tf - 3i
TOR SAIE-BUSTNESS.
Business Opportunities.
"flOR SALE-COAi; LAND; 514 ACRES INTHE
J.1 famous Roaring oreck district of West'Vir
glnla, showing a clear 12-foot Teln ; West Virginia,
Charleston and Pittsburg Railway cVosBes land;
four seres adjoining Elktns for sale. Forpirticu
lars address DARDEN BROS., Elfclns, W. Va.
' my!l-108-Bu
FINE RESTAURANT -BOARDING HOUSE;
..,. 8J10e Btore. in good town; grocery store;, KMr,
550 to J10.0X: cigar stores; fish markets, ffcw to
M.COO; machine shop: drugstore: stone quarry;
novelty store. HOLMES & CO., 420 SmUhfleld st.
myl7
TOE SA1E-MISCELLANEOUS.
Horses, Vehicles. Live Stock.
A CARRIAGE TEAM OF GENTLE BLACK
, . horses, at a bargain, for want of use. .Ap
ply to A. U. KING, 130 Fifth avenue. tatfSa
HORSES-THREE FINE DRIVING HORSES,
t wellbroken. Apply at 178 GRANT AV.. Alle
gheny. "" ' tny29-8tJ
HORSE-FINE SADDLE 'HORSE, SUITABLE
for lady. Inquire 20 FOURTH ST., cltt.
Ill J tiTCO
LTVERY STABLE-IN A TOWN OF 10,000
Inhabitants; a livery stable fully equipped with
horses, bobs, buggies, harness, etc. ; lease of barn
running eight yeirs; cheapest rent and best loca-
wuuiu luwn: Dusiness esiaDllsnea iAjeare; icasuus
for selling other business requires my attention and
must sell. For price, tejrms, etc., addr
ress LIVERY.
Dispatch office.
my24-l8-TTSSn
"ROAD HORSES CHESTNUT GELDING. 15J
Si hands, 5 years old, standard bred, fearless or
steam and electric cars, 2 50 speed, green; bay geld
ing, 16 hands,9 years old, 2:30 speed; both are stjllsh
hltchers, fine lookers and splendid roadsters; will
be sold, worth the money, but are not low-priced
animals; parties wanting first-class horses for im
mediate use will find it advantageous to inspect
these horses before buying. EOCKPOINT STOCK
FARM. Kockpoint, Ta. mj30-55
Machinery and Metals.
ONESTEAM.ENGINE 16" DIAMETER AND
30" stroke, large ny wheel. Waters' automatic
f;ovemor;two 2-fiue boilers, 40' diameter, 24 ft.
ong, with steam drum; all in good running order
and sold only for want of use; can.be seen at Price
Foundry. Price St.. city. .Inquire 619 SMITII
FIELD ST. ' mrl6-lG -
PEBSONAX.
PERSONAL-CASH PAID FOR OLD GOLD
and silver: Jewelryrepaired; new work made
to order. CHRIS. HAUCH, 541 SmUhfleld st.
apl9-13i
PERSONAL CONSULT THE GREAT CHI-
A CAGO phrenologist and magnetic massage
pnysician. ,z rur.LAi: bi'., next banausuy.
XI-
icgncny.
myia 7
PERSONAL WEBSTER'S LARGE QUARTO
Dictionary, f2 50; special bargains in old and
new books during this month. FRANK BACON
& CO., 301 Smlthfield St. mhl2
PERSONAL WElNKLES-WlTn ALMOND
nut cream you can positively rub them away:
sealed particulars 2c. MAEY E. MURRAY. 1009
Washington boulevard, Chicago 111.; agents
wanted. v my31-62-su
PERSONAL-NO EXERCISE SO HEALTHFUL
as horseback riding, and for very little expense
you can be fully equipped for this delightful eques
trian sport at ACHE'S HARNESS AND TRUNK
EMPORIUM. 423 Wood St., Pittsburg. my31-37
PERSONAL FINE BOOKS-WE HAVE THE
finest collection of finely illustrated books
in Pittsburg; beautiful bindings; low prices; come
and see them; hundreds of books for presents.
LEVI'S BOOK STORE. 900 Liberty St. deli
PERSONAL ALL PERSONS USING ARTIFI
CIAL eyes 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 lor one ycarf theonly
house In the United States that makes this offer.
ap2-92-ThFSU
I)ERSONAL IF YOU HAVE NOT TTIE READY
ca6h call at J. Dwyer's Credit Parlors. He
win let you have flue dress goods, silk, satin, millin
ery goods. Jewelry, lace curtains, etc., on weekly
payments. ROOM 4, McCance block, cor. Seventh
av. and Smlthfield. mj 31-49
PERSONAL STRIKE ENDED WE ARE
determined to be in the swim, and on the
revival of business will reduce our Immense stock of
saddles, harness, trunks and traveling bags by a
sweeping reduction of 25 per cent; note our prices:
A good nand-made buggy harness, made M best
stock. 17 75; this harness must be seen to be appre
ciated; saddles 85, J7 and 59 and up; now for the
trunks and bags: come and see for yourself; this is
a bona fide reduction', and guarantee 25 per cent
less than any other house inPittsburg; remember,
our goods are strictly first class, our own manu
facture and fullv warranted as represented.
ACHE'S HARNESS AND TRUNK EMPORIUM,
426 and 423 Wood st. Sign of brown horse.
my31-3S
rOUND.
3XJUND-A FEW FINE MADE-TO-ORDER
: suits not called for: will be sold regardless of
deposits at 65 WYLIE AV., Pittsburg. my31-46
POUND-PERFECT COMFORT IN READING,
by having my eyes thoroughly examined and
a pair of the celebrated 1 crv6tal specs adjusted by
the erarts of the CHESSMAN OPTICAL COM
PANY, No. 42 Federal st Allegheny.
ap2-92-ThTsn
EOST.
USTr - A BVXm OMXXX NEAR
rcaTC inexu ai uiai o.j.vij. U muii ana pe suita
bly rewarded.
my31-l
LOST-SATURDAY, MAY 30, BETWEEN THE
Soutbide Cemetery and 101 Eureka st., a lady's
gold watch; initials 3. P. on case: suitable reward
for its return. FRED PLOWMAKER, 101 Eureka
St.. Thlrty-flrstward.. my31-S4
BETVABD. .
REWARD FOR RETURN OR INFOR
MATION leadlnir to recoverv small white
poodle dog, black ring at root of tall, black spot
on middle of back, black ears'namo Billy. 305
SHERIDAN AV., East End. my31-15
RESORTS.
H
ADDON HALL,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.,
Now open.
Hot and Cold Sea Water Baths in tho House.
my6-56 , LEEDS & LIPPINCOTT.
HOTEL CHALFONTE.
Cape Mat; N. J. Greatly enlarged since
last season. All modern improvements.
Opens Juno 4.
my26-62 H. TV. SAWYER.
HOTEL LAFAYETTE-CAPE MAY, N. J.
Open May 30.
JOHN TRACY A CO., Owners and Props.
Directly on the beach. Complote in every
department. Thoroughly renovated and sup
plied with the latest Improved passongcr
elevator. Address JOHN TRACY, Pro
prietor, Washington Hotel, Philadelphia, or
to Cape May. my31-01
IDLEWOOD HOTEL AND COTTAGES,
Twenty-five minutes' rido from tho city on
the Panhandle Railroad, will open for the
season of 1SD1 on MAY 15, under the same
management as formerly. For further in
formation address
M. STANFORD JACKSON,
my3-49-su Idlowood, Pa. r
THEKENMAWR.
1907 Pacific av., between Ohio and Michi
gan aves., Atlantic City, N. J. Mis. M. A.
Peters would respectfully call the attention
of her many Pittsburg friends and associates
to the fact that her houso will open on" June
L 'MRS. M. A. PETERS. . inj-21 157 su
MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
CRESSON SPRINGS.
Main line Penna. R. R.; all trains stop.
On the Summit of tho Allegheny Mountains.
WIU open June 25. For circulars and lnfor-
mation address
WM. R. DUNHAM, Supt., Cresson, Cambria,
. myl5-78 Co, Pa.
THE.TREMONT.
SEA GIRT, N. J.
Will open JUNE Cfor Season of 169L
House greatly improved! 4U rooms have
ocean view. Billiard and pool tables. Barber
shop and telegrapii. office in house. For rates
and information apply
MRS. G. T. PARKE, 1521 Spruce street,
Tuesdays and Fndaj s alter 2 o'clock.
mvl5-54-Mwirsu
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND
On the Crest of the Alleghenies,
3,000 FEET ABOVE TIDE-WATER,
SEASON 'OPENSlUNEW, 1891.
These famous mountain resorts, situated
at the summit of tho Alleghenies and dii ectly
up the main lind of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, have the advantage of its splendid
vestibuled express train service both East
and West, and me therefore readily accessi
ble from all parts of the country. All Baltic
more and Ohio trains-stop at Deer Turk and
Oakland during tho season.
Rates, $C0, $75 and $90 a month, according to
location. Communications should bo ad
dressed to GEORGE D. DESHIELDS.Managcr
Baltfmoro and Ohio Hotels, Cuniberland.SId.',
up to Juno 10; after that date, either Deer
Park or Oakland, Garrett county, Md.
mylO-122
T. W. HAUS,"
Designer and contractor In all kinds of
GRiNITB.
Cemetery yanlts, statuary and larga monu
ments a speoialty. Call or write for designs
andprioes before contracting. Office, room
613, Penn building, Pena ay.", Pittsburgh
JaU-S3-Bu ? i
.185lJ:
TO LET.
x East End Residences.
SOUSE-HANDSOME NEW BRICK HOUSE
of eight rooms, including bath, electrio light,
, jange, nat. gas, laundry, cellar, hot and cow
water: all modern conveniences: three squares
from electric road,two minutes from Horaewooa
station. Inquire 512 HOMEWOODAV., city. Also
new brick house of five rooms and two attic rooms ;
all modern conveniences; handsomely papered;
location-and lnnnlro same as above.
my27-9S-wrsut
TEQLEYAV. NEAKPENN-TWO B.HOU8ES.
i.'l ten rooms and rec. hall, gas and electric fixtures
complete, b. r. and laundry: paper at .choice i of
tenant? handsomely fitted throughout. MURRY &
EDSALL, 34 Fidelity building. my27-43-wrsnt
Suburban Residences.
SUBURBAN RESIDENCE-DESIRABLE LO
CATION, near city; largo grounds with plenty
or rruit ana enaaetrees, small iruns, iniponeu
shrubs, etc.; natural and artificial 'gas; city and
spring water: two minutes from railroad and elec
tric cars; 12 rooms In house: possession gb en June
I. TV. A. HEBRON & SONS, 80 Fourth av.
my28-29t
Booms.
ROOM-A HANDSOME CORNER ROOM,
second floor tronr, very nltelv furnished: one
of the best locations in the East End, near Ken
mawr Hotel; strictly private family; to young mar
ried eouple only; references exchanged. N 0. 27,
Dispatch offlcc, my30-llt
TJOOMS-NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
S housekeeping, with use of bath. 62 WAT
SON, near Chestnut St., city. my31-94t
ROOMS-TWO ROOMS AND ATTIC: FAMILY
without children. 100 CENTER AV. Rent
cheap. my31-81t
SUITB OF THREE UNFURNISHED'APART
MENTS for light housekeeping, with use of
bath in SMITH BLOCK, Wylle av. and Federal st.
my31-103t
T-
TWO NICELY FURNISHED LARGE FRONT
rooms: terms reasonable: gentlemen pre
ferred. NO. 5 MARCHAND ST., East End.
my31-20t
Business Stands.
TO LET HANDSOME STOREROOMS, NOS.
78 and SO Diamond St., Just above SmUhfleld
St., In new Dispatch building: well lighted ele
gantly fitted up, centrally located and having every
convenience; these rooms are admirably suited for
insurance,, reaiestate or other oflice business. For
further Information apply, after 2 r. H.. to BUSI
NESS MANAGER, The Dispatch, Smlthfield and
Diamond sts. apS-117t
YARD ROOM IN CHICAGO-30,000 SQUARE
feet, with 400 feet R. R. track; free delivery
from Penna. and B. A O. B. R.; also free delivery
to three Western lines. Address G.'F. SCHIL
LING, 225 Dearborn St., Chicago. my31-5t
j-1 r BASEMENT, COR. TWENTY-SEVENTH
tlUJ-ts. ana uarson sis., unaer uoiei ju-uiur.
splendid opening for a flrst-class barber shop: 1
furnished. CAMPBELL & CO.. 1412 Carson st,
heal
myai-sf-TusuT
Offices, Desk Boom.
TO LET-CHOICE OFFICES ON SECOND
and third floors of The Dispatch business office
building, corner Smlthfield and Diamond sts. ; these
are in suites of two or four rooms, as desired, and
have every convenience; centrally located, well ar
ranged and lighted; there are no better offices for
professional men In the cltv. Apply, after 2 P. II.,
to BUS. MGR, DISPATCH, oa the premises.
ap29-117t
Miscellaneous.
-lOOD
STABLING - FOR GENTLEMEN'S
i also, storage room for carriages or liffht
X teams:
storage, at JNo. 18 ennren av., Allegheny. Ad
dress HOWLAND DALEY CO., 16 Church av.,
Allegheny. Pa. my2l-35t
A.UCTION SALES.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
600 ACRES
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
Laid out in small farms and building: lots
to suit purchasers; some lots with houses, to
be sold at public sale on
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
June 1, 2 and 3,
At 9 a.m., on the premises, near Hays sta
tion, on tbo Monongahela Division of the P.
K. 11., and the P., McK. & Y.,and Hope
Church station on the Wheeling Division of
the B. & O. Within two miles of the city
limits, on tho
OPPOSITE SIDE OP TIIE MONONGAHELA
EIVEE FROM GLENWOOD,TA.,
Where the proposed HIGHWAY BRIDGE is
already located for tho SECOND AVENUE
ELECTRIC STREET RAILWAY to cross
,for its line to Homestead, which is onlyono
and one-half miles from this property.
A portion of this property was sold last
month to THE CARTER IRON AND STEEL
COMPANY, on which thev will erect n larce
I rolling mill, to bo completed not later than
sepce-noer i,asui, wnicn win givo employ
ment to 200 men.
Terms of Sale One-third cash at timoiof
sale; balahce in three equal annual pay
ments, with interest payable semi-annually,
secured by tight bond and mortgage.
JOHN M. RISHEK,
Assignee of I. D. Hisher.
JOHN FEDERKEIL, Auctioneer.
, iny28-H Thpsu
ASSIGNEE'S SALE!
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, AT II A. M.,
AT THE COURT HOUSE ROTUNDA,
The Valuable Coal Works of
Gumbert & Huey.
These works, situate on the Monongahela
river and tho Bellevernon branch of the P.
McIC&Y.R. R., 5 miles above McKeesport,
with a river frontage of ono and a half miles,
aro pro ldod with both river and railroad
transportation. Tho entire property, includ
ing 220 acres of coal not, 152 aores of surface,
with the houses, buildings, stores, offices,
shops, mules, cars, tracks, machinery and
full and entire equipment of a first-class
works in operation, aro offered for sale.
The works control largo fields of coal ad
joining and otherwise inaccessible to the
river. Thoy aro worked without tho usual
oxpenses attending drainage and ventila
tion. The coal is almost wholly free of sul
phur and binders, and is noted for its su
perior quality.
Wo are, for necessities of the mino, taking
out one small piece of coal, and can show
over $1,200 per acre clear above expenses.
TERMS OF SALE One-fourth cash and
the balance in six sem-iannual Instalments.
SAMUEL HAZLETT, Assignee.
M. A. WOODWARD, Attornoy. my31-89
ADJOURNED
Auction Sale.
Owing to inclement weather, the gale to
have taken place on tho 28th, of frame resi
dence of 9 rooms and all modern conven
iences, and lot fronting 43 feet on Euclid
avenue by 115 feet along Tayloravenue, with
concrete walk3. fruit, shrubberv. etc.. situ-
BELLEVUE, ALLEGHENY CO., PA.,
WAS ADJOURNED TO
Tuesday, June 2, 1891.
AT 3 P. M.
On that date take the 12:45 or 2:13 p. m. (city
time) train, Pittsburg, Ft. Wayne and Chi
cago Railway, to Neville station, where our
rem csentatlvo will meet you.
The property is Jlncly situated, complete
and desirable in every particular. It wili
sell at a bargain price and on easy terms.
CHARLES SOMER3 & CO.,
my31-4J 123 Fourth avenue.
AT AUCTION,
On TUESDAY, JUNE 2, at 10 o'clock, the
largest consignment of oak furniture ever
offered for sale in tho city. The furniture
consists of two carloads of chamber suits,
ranging in price from $25 to $125, nnd will be
sold for account of whom it may concern, at
the rooms of the Henry Auction Co., 311 Mar
ket street, city. These goods are all of the
highest grades, and are finished In English
oak, antique and sixteenth century. The
foods were shipped to a dealerrbut were re
used, and so consigned to us for sale-
Aisoattue same time nne panor suits,
bookcases, sideboards, wardrobes, eta.brus
sels and ingrain carpets fbrrooms, halls, and
stairs. Goods now on exhibition at the
rooms. Sale positive.
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALE.
Furniture, carpets, sideboard refrigerator,
etc., WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 3, at 10
o'clock, at the residence, 121 Page
street, Allegheny. Handsome parlor suite
in plush, chamber suits in oak and
walnut, bureaus, washstauds, ' bed
steads, matttess, springs and bedding
sideboard, oxtenslon table, chairs, rockers,
lounge, pictures, ornaments, curtains, car
jiets on rooms, hall and stairs, kitchen and
laundry furnishmont, refngorator and
household goods. Sale positive Terms cash.
House open after 8 o'clock morning of sale.
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
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O. D. LEVIS, Solicitor of Patent, " " " - '7 .i., ,r'! " . " ' -'-
131 Fifth av., above Smlthfield, next Leader ' '-'V, " J?'" ' ' " ' 1t5fe
offloao ilelay. Established ao years. wJ raylI-70-rrw . . ? .-,-. . i -,
CHOICE PROPERTIES..
$1 9,000.
East End Residence.
NEW 11-ROOM: QUEEN ANNE BRICK
dwelling, with all modern improvements.
ONE .AND ONE-QUARTER ACRES
more ground if desired; stable and carriage
house; also number of beautiful forest and
shade trees; line lawn: good spring; situate,
on asphaltum, paved street, ono square from
Duquesno Electric road and convenienfcto
F."R.R.and cable lines; houso not built for
sale; owner is leaving city; terms to suit.
M. F. HIPPLE & CO.,
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BS FOURTH AVE.
MB MEST1NT.
9 1-3 PerCent Per Annum
Guaranteed for three years by the In
dustrial Trust, Title and Savings Company,
of Philadelphia, Pa., which is also Registrar
of the Stock.
A small amount of this stock is offered for
sale for a short time.
Apply for particulars to Room 49, Fidelity
Title and Trust Company's Building,
W. A. HUDSON.
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CRAFTON
BUILDING SITES.
We are offering for sale desirable building
sites at Crafton, Panhandle R. R. Size of
lots, 50x165; on easy terms; streets in plan all
graded; good board walks. Call and exam
is plaiLbefore purchasing elsewhere.
GEO. DUNCAN & SONS, 75 Tenth St,
Or D. L. SNYDER, on the premise.
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SPECIAL SALE
OP
. FINE BUILDING LOTS
ON
DECORATION DAT
IN THE
' "RIDGEVIEW PLAN"
AZfD
"KESWICK'PLACE PLAN,"
On Line of the
NEW CALIFORNIA AVENUE
ELECTRIC CARS.
Prices low. Terms easy. Salesmen will be
on tho grounds from 1 to 6 p. m. and furnish
all information desired.
A. Z. BYERS & CO.,
my29-61 93 Federal st., Allegheny.
FOR SALE
AT 'tr
SHERADEN.
SHERADEN.-'
SHERADEN.
The boom continues. Sales increasing. 3Iore
than 100 splendid large lots from SOleetto.
J and whole acres still for sale at low prices
and on easy terms. Agen ts at our Sheraden
office at all times to show property. Come
soon if you want tbe beit bargains, .
THE SHERADEN LAND & ISIP'T. CO., Lim.
Ofllees 127 Fifth av., and Sheraden station.
my29-50
BARGAIN!
$10,600 terms to suit purchaser will buy
a modern and substantial house containing
four rooms on a floor and all conveniences.
Lot 00x150 feet, located on paved and sow
ered avenue in the heart of the East End. A
W. C. STEWART, 137 Fourth ave.'
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NO AUCTION
ELWYN.
Elwyn is locatedjust outside of city line,
on Pittsburg and Castle Shannon Railroad.
Fare 9 cents ronnd trip. Lots lay well, have
commanding view and are put on the mar
ket with a view to meet the demand for good
accessible lots at low prices..
LOTS ARE 25x110
PRICES $100 TO $250.
5 per cent cash, balance $1 per week. Do
not miss this chance. Call for large colored
plan. See Elwyn before purchasing else
where andbe convinced.
BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO,,
162 rOTJBTH AVE.
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DON'T
Your newspaper just o kill time. THINK! You can lay
the foundation of a fortune if you think about what you are
"now reading. The factories located at Kensington will em
ploy a thousand workmen. More factories are coming to
occupy the FREE SITES offered at Kensington.
A population of riot less than three thousand' is now
assured at Kensington- More stores and shops of every
kind will be needed to supply the wants of the people of.
Kensington.
Hundreds of beautiful building lots for business and
dwellings fronting on broad, graded avenues, convenient .
to churches, schools, eta, are now offered at private sale on ,
easy terms and at low prices.
If you want to start a business in a LIVE and growing '
town, or have a few hundred dollars you wish to increase
in a short time to thousands, call -at our office and get plans
and prices, or go withus and see Kensington. . r
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CHARLES L. COOPER, or
J. P. GAPPEAU & CO.,
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CHOICE JPBOPEBTTES.
TWENTY,
MINUTES'
ride from the postoffice on the Fifth ave. ca
ble line, adjoining the property of tho Penn
sylvania Female College, liesArdsheil Ter
race, the spot which is to-day, without ex
ception, the finest and most picturesque for
a home in the East End. The ground stands
high, 4nd lies beautifully. The air is pure,
the scenery grand, and the drainage id tha
best in the East End.
MURRAY
HILL
avenue extends from Fifth ave. to Wilkins
ave., and runs through the center of Ard
sheil Terrace. It is now being paved with'
Talford road, and will have flagstone side
walks, good "sewering, gas, water, electrio
lights, and be planted with the choicest
shado trees. These improvements, together
with the great distance tho buildings will bo
setback from tho avenue, will make Ard
sheil Terrace the finest residence place la
Allegheny county.
SEVENTY-
FIVE
dollars a front foot. Terms, $1,500 cash, bal
ance to suit purchaser, will buy lots 60x190
feet, located on Murray Hill avenue, in Ard
sheil Terrace. Remember, this- price in
cludes all street improvements. For plans
and full particulars see W,C. STEWART,.
137 Fourth avenue. mylO-55-su
CHEAP
LOTS.
Only $30 a front foot, or $750, terms to snift
purchaser, will buy lots 25x110 feet, covered
with large trees, located on wide avenues,
on tbe line of the new electrio road, near tha
main entrance to Schenley Park and within
25 minutes' ride of the Pittsburg postoffice:
dirt cheap when you think of Oakland
property on back streets selling for four
times this price and side street property in
Allegheny City, only 110 feet deep, selling aft
$225 a front foot, or about eight times what;
you can buy these elegant lots for. For
plans and full particulars see W.. C
STEWART,No.l37Fourthav. mylO-55-stt
MUST
BE
SOLD
At once (therefore will take $30,000, or $10,000
less than you can buy the adjoining proper
ties for), five acres on Shady lane, corner of
Homewood avenue, extending to Denniston
avenue. This property has a frontage of
1,500 feet, lies beautifnlly and is surrounded
by the strongest holders in the East End:
terms to suit purchaser. For plan and full
Particulars see W. C. STEWART, No. 137
ourth avenue. mylO-55-su
THAT
ELEGANT
piece of property, 263x220 feet, on Fifth av.,
Shadyside, near Roup St., can be purchased
now, as a whole or part, for less than value;
it extends to Arabella St.; lies beautifully;
has southern exposure, and just opposite are
the finest dwellings in the East End. W.C,
STEWART, 137 Fourth av. my2J-90w3u
JINGLE,
JINGLE.
"Hello, Central, give me 1538." "Is that you,
Stewart?" "Yes, speak a little louder,
please.'' "IseeyQn-havoforsalea.numb.erof
properties in the East End; want tOTnakeSn
engagement for you. to take me over tbe ter
ritory." "All right, it will cost yon nothing;
you will get full particulars, and there will
be no harm done If you don't buy." Jingle,
Jingle. W. C. STEWART, 137 Fourth av.
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HAVE
A
DANDY
New and substantial brick house for sale
in Oakland for $17,000. It has 13 large rooms
and all conveniences, is located on a paved
and sewered avenue in a well improved
neighborhood; was built for a home, but
owner must seU. W. C. STEWART,
my31-23-su 137 Fourth ave.
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