BBgjsasiagswcwpaa
ONLY ONE CASE HEARD
Of Those Brought bj Agent McClure
Before Alderman Eohe.
THE USUAL DECISION RENDERED.
Ill I aw and Order Objections Sustained by
ths V quire
AXOTIIIK IXHIBITIOX PK0HISED SOON'
John Burnham was yesterday found
guilty before Alderman Itohc of selling a
newspaper on Sunday. He was fined 525.
The tact that Mr. Uurnham doesn't exist
was co stumbling block to the Iiaw and
Order Society's far-reaching crusade. Lit
tle things like flesh and blood when names
lire so easily invented does not prevent
law and Order agcutc from making their
own peculiar kind of informations and then
gettinc a man to fit the name and a detect
ive to guess that he is the right fellow.
The particular victim of this hit and miss
kind of justice dispensary was Randolph
Brinham, a young employe of the TJnion
2sews Company, who had been summoned
before 'Squire Eohe at 10 o'clock. He was
on deck at the proper hour, although he
didn't know what he was fhere tor, and was
as much surprised as his friends who ac
companied him when Detective Stately in
formed Mr. Eandolph Bnnham that he was
tne accused John Burnham. Eandolph
thought he wan't, but Agent McClure
united with Stately in the statement that
he was, and then, of course, Alderman Eohe
acquiesced and crave the crank another
turn. Attorney Yost not being present,
Agent McClure" had to act for himself.
I'oslnc a t,ie Great Objector.
Mr. McClure, like Mr. Yost, had evi
dently learned iu childhood days to lisp the
words, "We object," and parrot-like re
peated them iu season and out of season.
Alderman Rohe's stock of '-sustained,"
t'Vioitii nnti ftiitMn " was eauallv large.
.Attorney I.ambie stopped waiting for the
"Squire's decision, taking it for granted that
the ruling would he as it has always been,
in favor of L. and O.
Promptly as the hands on Alderman
Kobe's dustv clock pointed to the hour of 10,
Mr. McClni'e j?aid: "We will hear John
Burnham."
"We will" answered the 'Squire, drawing
his blue paiuted chair a little closer the
agent and calling the first w itness, as in
structed by Mr. McCluie.
What's vour name," said the'Squire look
ing at the detective after he haa adminis
tered the Law and Order oath.
"W. A. Stately," ieM)onded the detective
with a stately mien.
"Why. that fellow U9ed to work for the
Union Scivs Company," whispered General
Manager Burke to Tub Dispatch reporter.
"I fired him uecause he couldn't Keep up the
tales. He has sold papers many a Sunday
himself and he never kicked aDout it either,
but I suppose he has joined the Salvation
Armv since then."
Mr. Statelv was the most respectable look
ing detective that Agent McClure- has yet
entered In the handicap race for a collection
of Sunday news-paper scalps. As a witness
his answers came tairly up to the intelli
pence of the others of the corps who had
preceded him in previous cases. Mr. 11c
Cluie explained that citizenship had noth
ing to do with capacity lor testilying, and
nothing further was necessary, inasmuch as
it didu't matter whether a detective
was a citizen or not. As the question was
brought up during an exasperating flood of
cross quetions from Attorney Lambie, the
law and Order agent looked as if he would
like to use a little profanity w ere it not for
bidden in the same law that has given him
an opportunity to make a living.
A Very Harmonious Trio.
The direct examination of Mr. Stately was
made by Agent McClure. The witness stated
that he bought a paper at the Union depot,
last Snnday irom the young man in charge,
who was, he stated, John Burnham. When
told that Mr. John Burnham was not en
gaged by the Union .Xews Company, the wit
ness attempted to get humorous and point
ing at a i oung fellow in the audience said,
"That's the lello w. I don't care hether his
name is Burnham, Peters, Smitn, or what it
is, ho sold me a paper ana no will nave to
answer for it."'
'Just so," said McClure.
".lust so." echoed Kohe.
"Hell, hardly; this case may go higher,"
remarked Attorney Lambie, looking at Mr.
Briuham, who was having forced on him a
little Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde experience
without knowing which was Jekyll and
which was Hyde.
On cross-examination Mr. Stately said that
be lives in Pittsburg. ,
"What part?"
"Object," said McClure.
Suttain," said Rohe.
"You arc a citizen?" questioned the Al
derman in an apologetic tone to even up
lor his wonderful ruling.
The question made Agent McClure turn
pale. He grasped the railing for support
and before the witness had time to finish
taking a chew ot tobacco, protested that it
didn't make any diffeicnco whether a de
tective was a citizen or not.
"Doesn't it?" asked Mr. Lambie.
A Sodden Change of Mind.
"I guess it doesn't," said the 'Squire
quickly, realizing how seriously he had put
his Law and Order foot iu it by asking the
question.
What is your business?-' asked Mr. Lam
bie. "I am employed by Mr. McClure."
Are you a detective?"
"Well, yes, I suppose, that Is I think, 1
don't know hardly, but I guess likely every
person in McClure's employ is a detective. '
"Are you a professional detective?"
I decline to answer," baid Mr. Stately.
"1 see no reason for not answeiinz; you may
answer," ruled the Alderman.
"No, don't answer," ruled Agent McClure.
For a moment there wa a doubt as to
whether Kohe or Mcclure was highest in au
thority, but it was only for a moment and
was settled by:
"Well, then, don't," from His Honor, Mr.
Kohe.
"Do you know the defendant," asked Mr.
Xair.be.
"Not personally."
"What maker you think his namo Is John
Burnham?"
Because McClure told me so."
The answer scared the Law and Order
sgent again, and during the remainder of
the examination he piotected his protege
with a shield or "We object," that could not
be penetrated by lawyer or Alderman. The
latter fined the defendant, John Burnham,
f2.j, and Mr. Lambie gave notice that an ap
peal would be taken.
The Other Cases Not Heard.
Agent McClure refused to hear the re
mainder of the delendants, claiming that
his witnesses w eie not present. Those who
were summoned and were ready for trial
were K. Brinham, James Hughes, J. C Kay,
r. A. Wcntz, G. Gearing, Fred Kissuer, Gott
lieb Gauss, James Minton, F. J. Kalton,
Charles Butt, Mr. Ottman, Jack Hummel,
Chailct Bolcr. Frank Turner, George Ben
der, Frank Witt and Hermann Schmidt.
Mr. Hummel hasn't been carrying papers
for over a year and was naturally unknown
to hl fellow-victim's, hut he said the fun of
listening to the healing kept him from get
ting lonesome. Why a man who hasn't been
Felling papers for 15 months should be ar
rested is simply another Law and Order
mystery aB hard to fathom as the trial of the
name John Burnham. Another man who
never sold papers in his life, hut whoso son
handles all the papers was on deck in re
sponse to a summons to learn something
about the Law and Order method of pro
cedure. A matinee performance has been promised
for 2 o'clock to-morrow alternoon, at which
time Agent McClure promises to produce
some more specimens of his unique detec
tive corps.
The farther the prosecutions go, the more
their feeblene3 and futility is shown. Tnus
Jar there have been fines in only five cases
none of them collected and not a penny of
costs for Alderman or detective.
SALVATION Oil is better and purer than
high-priced liniments with fictitious claims.
Extended for One Mora Day.
The great S13 suit sale will positively
close this evening at C o'clock. Don't miss
it. P. C C C, Clothiers, cor. Grant and
Diamond streets.
Cupid Valentine Spoons.
Just the thing for a valentine sonvenir.
A vcrv pretty design. Sterling silver.
Price, $1 00 and SI 23 each. Mailed free.
Sold only by E. P. Koberts & Sons, Filth
avenue and ilarket street. wrsu
Ecautiful Valentines
From 10c to 510.
E. S. Davis & Co., 00 Fifth avenue.
t'js:
!
The Most Pleasant Way
Of preventing the grip, colds, headaches
and fevers is to use the liquid laxative rem
edy. Syrup of Figs, whenever the system
needs a gentle, yet effective cleansing. To
be benefited one must ct the true remedy
manufactured bv.the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. For sale by all druggists in 50c and
1 bottles.
The Penn Avenue Stores.
150 dozens Foster's lacing mousquetaire
suedes, in all shades, reduced from ?2 to
51 50 per pair. Jos. Hobne & Co.
Special Sale) or French Dresses.
"We have just received 50 spring imported
costumes for street wear, which we have
marked at prices that will surprise you.
"We purchased these dresses at great loss to
the importer. They are the newest styles
and materials. Don't let this rare opportu
nitv pass. Parcels & Jones,
29 Fifth avenue.
Whts the hair is thin and gray Parker's
Hair Balsam renews the growth and color.
Parker's Ginger Tonic the best cough cure.
The Penn Avenue Store.
J2 quality of mousquetaires at ?1 50.
JOS. HOKNE & CO.
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Meetings.
EVENING STAR COUNCIL SO-flTOlHOLD
ill a spec'' routine this evening. FRIDAY. Feb
ruarrii 1392, at 7 o'clock sharp at hall. Fifth Ave
nue Bank. imlldlngr.
By order of CocnciU
fei--?4 W. M. WAGNER.
SPECIAL MEETING OF
Uas Cltv Council No. 273,
Jr. O. U. A. M.,
On FRIDAY EVENING at 7 o'clock,
to lmke arrangements for the funeral of our late
brother. Charles L. Itoss.
C. C.
BRIGHT.
Councilor.
feI2-73
Attet:
C. F. KREJ.S. Eec. Sec.
Elections.
PrrrsBURri Axn Castle SnANXOX Raileoad 1
Company, uenerii. Office, CAnsox St.,
mitikide, Pittsburg. Feb. 2, 1892. J
I7LECT10N-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
j the stockholders of this company will be held
at lids office on TUKSDAY. February 16. 1892, oe
tn ecu the hours of 2 and 4 r. M.. lor the purpose of
electing a president and ten directors to serve dur
ing the ensuing j car and for'tlie transaction of
sih h other business as may properly come before
them. E. J. HEAJIEIt,
febl-100-D Secretary and Treasurer.
Dividends.
TA1YIDEND THE DIRECTORS OF THE
XJ United States Glass Co. have this dav declared
a semi-annual dividend of FOUR PER CENT
(4 per cent) on the preferred capital stock, payable
March 1, ls92. Transfer books will be closed Feb
ruary 19 for ten days. Dividend checks will be
mailed by the treasurer.
ANDREW H.BEYCE,
fel2-22 Secretary.
Notice.
Office of CorN-TYCousiisioxKRs.
Pittsburg. Jan. 23. 1S32. f
TnE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL HOLD
appeals from the triennial assessment of 1S92
for the se eral districts named ou the day and date
given below:
Monday. Fcbruarv 15 West Deer townsnlp,
Glenfleld iKjrough. Flndley township.
Wedncsdav. February 17 Thirteenth ward.
Plltshurg: Ellzalieth township. Eighth ward,
Allegheny; Thirteenth ward, Allegheny.
Thursday. Fcbruarv 18-Nlnth ward, Pittsburg;
Jefferson township, Penn township.
Friday, February J9-Sevcnth ward. Pittsburg:
Seventu ward, Allegheny; Twelfth ward, AUe-
EhCDr- R.E. MERCER,
J. G. WEIR.
D.J. BOYLE.
County Commissioners.
Attest: P. W. SEIBERT. Clerk. fe9-37
Leal Notices.
OFFICU Codxtt commissioners, )
Pittsburg, Feb. 8, 1892. J
NOTICE.
Commonwealth
vs.
Giles Collins.
Same
vs.
Phcebe Collins.
Same
vs.
Susie Dnnscatb,
Same
vs.
Jos. 325 and 332 inclusive, March
session, 13W.
os. 333 and 342. in elusive, March
session, 1390.
,Nos
l sti
os. 3l3aud345.1ncmslve.March
session, 1830.
f.
Jos. 353 and 359, inclusive, March
Ann Wilson.
session, lsw.
Same
vs.
?Nos.
f scsi
360 and 364. Inclusive, March
Thomas Wilson
sion, 1S90.
The goods recovered In the above-named cases
will be on inspection in room No. i0, third floor,
new Court House, until March I. 1592. and aJLpar
tles Interested are hereby nottlled to appearand
prove their claims mi or belore that date or they
will be sold according to law.
R. E. MERCER, )
J. G. WEIR. County Commissioners,
D. J. BOYLE, )
Attest -P. W. SEIBERT. Clerk. fe8-39
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL Novelty Printing Co., 77 Diamond
st.; all kinds of printing: best work at lowest
prices.
1.)LRaONAL Fallert's new studio, second floor.
1207 Carson st. ; handsomest In the two cities;
photos and crayons.
PERSONAL Credit, yes. credit on fine dress
goods, silks, satlns.wraps.etc. at J.Dwjer's,
Room 4, McCancc block. 701 bmlthncld.
PERSONAL Cash paid for old gold and silver
w atches and Jewelry repaired ; new work made
to order. Chris. Hauch. 511 Smlthfield.
PERSONAL Read Mrs. Humphrey Ward's new
novel. -The History of David Grelve;"
cloth. SI. Frank Bacon & Co.. 331 Smlthfield st.
PERSONAL Read Mrs. Humphrey Ward's new
novel, "The History of David Grelve;"
clotn. ?. Frank Bacon Co., 301 Smlthfield st.
TDERSONAL-Flrst-class plumbing at
lowest
Frank
a prices: estimates promptly furnished.
ji. iuiieu, it r ranksiown ay. :
telephone 5416.
PERSONAL When I was a small boy my mother
always repaired my breeches and jacket, but
since I got to be a great big man, Dfckson, the
well-known tailor. 65 Fifth av.. cor. Wood St.,
second floor, has "been substituted, who now does
all my cleaning, pressing and renovating In great
shape. Tel. Is.
FOUND.
TTOUND Ta-va-zon pile cure: perfect specific for
l Itching, blind bleeding piles: positive relter In
7 minutes; mailed free, SI. Dr. Griffith, Third
and Grant sts.. Pittsburg. 1'a.
LOST.
TOST Silver chain bracelet. Suitable reward at
J mall order department Jos. Home A Co.
PROPOSAL'S.
K0flCET0 OmACfORs!
Sealed proposals will be received up to
noon of Friday, February 26. 18C2, at the
Boro. Treasurer's Office, No 253 Butler street,
Etna, Pa., for the election of a complete
steam and electric lighting plant. Plans
and specifications can be seen at the above
place. Councils reserve the right to reject
any or all bids. Committee,
FRANK SCHRIEDEB,
GEO. W. HECKEL,
f 612-3 J. 1L McKEE.
KESOKT HOTELS.
Atlantic City.
THE WAVERLY,
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. Opens Feb. 8.
Under new management. Comfortable,
steam heat, sun parlors and excellent table
ja31-I38
HOTEL WDUTSHIHE
Will open. Virginia avenue, near ocean,
Atlantic City. Large bay-window rooms,
giving fine view of the ocean. Heated by
steam and open grates.
fel-46-Mwrsu D. TV. CHANDLER,
THE SEASIDE, ATLANTIC CITY, HAS
been thoroughly renovated and is now
open. Every convenience and improvement
has been added, maKing It complete in all
respects. Elevator, sun parlor, hot sea-water
baths., and nicely warmed throughout.
CHAS. EVAN'S. Ja2W5-D
THE CHALFONTE,
ATLANTIC CITY.
Directly on the Beach.
Opens January 30. 189-2.
1a25-34-D C. ROBERTS & SONS.
HOTELS.
STURTEYANT HOUSE.
SEW YOKE.
American plan $2 50 to $3 60 per day.
Euiopean plan $1 00 per day upward.
THE STOKTEVANT HOUSE
is the most central In tho city; near all ele
vated roads, street car lines, principal
places of amusement and large retail stores.
All the comforts of home with the addi
tional conveniences of the metropolis is of
fered our guests.
THE STUBTEVANT HOUSE.
Broadway, 28th and 29th sts., New Y'orfcX T.
Ja27-29-xwr
THE?.
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BOARDERS
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TO LET ROOMS
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALES, LOST AND
FOUND.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
BUSINESS OFFICE.
Cor.SuiIlhfield and Diamond Streets.
A lWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH. OFFICES AS FOLLOWS WHERF.
WANT, FOR SALE. TO LET, AND' OTHER
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tisers already have accounts with The Dispatch.
FOR ALLFGHENY. NO. 107 FEDERAL ST.,
TELEPHONE 3621.
FOR THE SOUTHSIDE. NO. 1412 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. B022.
FOR THE EAbT END,- J. A". WALLACE. 613
PEXNAV.
PITTSRURG ADDITIONAL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY. 35OT Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY. 24th street and Penn avenue.
ALLEGHENY-ADDITIONAL.
F. H. EGGERS &SON. Ohio and Chestnut streets.
THOMAS McHENRY. Western and Irwin avenues.
PERRY" M. GLELM. Rebecca and Allegheny avs.
"WANTED.
Stale Heln.
APPRENTICE In a drugstore, between the age
of 16 and 20 rears, with not less than one
vcar's experience: must sneak and write German:
a German preferred. Address Wlneblddle Phar
raacv, 5100 Penn av., E. E.
BAKER Second-class cake baker. 917 Walnut
st., McKeesport, Pa.
BOY" Bright, active boy of about 16; apply be
tween 10 and 11, No. 2 Sixth St., second floor.
T. C. McElroy.
BOY With about one year's experience as work
lug Jeweler, at 100 Fifth av., Room 8. third
floor.
TAKE BAKER Second-hand cake baker. Imme-
dlstely. M. A. Hltcheus. No. 917 Walnut St..
McKeesport, Pa.
C1ANVASSERS Experienced canvassers. tl8
J neek. Call at 12 Federal st,, Allegheny,
Room 21.
ClANVASSERS Salary to good men.
Wilson Mfg. Co.. No. 6 Sixth st.
Wheeler A
TARUG CLERK.
XJ office.
Address T. Y.. Dispatch
17NGINEER-Wares fifteen dollars per week;
Li give reference ana state wnere last
elve
employed.
Address Engineer, Dispatch office,
SALESMAN Experienced clothing salesman to
goto alive town near the city: good wages
and steady employment. Inquire at RauhRro.,
800 Liberty St., to-day between 3 and 4 r. M. Appli
cants coming at any other time not considered.
TOOLMAKERS First-class toolmakcrs and
metal patternmakers: toolmakcrs to work on
screw, machlue and drill press tools and fixtures;
press tools for flanking and forming tin and brass:
patternmakers Tor Heht and very accurate brass
patterns: applicants please stale age. experience,
wages wanted, present employment or where last
employed, and on how short notice thev could
come to Erie. Address Metric Metal Co., Erie Pa.
TURNERS Two axle turners on carriage and
wagon axles. Liggett Spring and Axle Com
pany, Market and Spruce sts., Allegheny, Pa.
TYPEWRITER and stenographer for light work
in an Insurance office: state wages desired.
Address Insurance, Dispatch office.
Agents Wanteu.
AGENTS On salary or commission to handle th
new patent chemical Ink erasing pencil: the
greatest selling novelty ever produced: erases ink
thoroughly in two seconds: no abrasion of paper;
200 to 00 per cent, profit: one agent's sales
amounted to fK In sir days: another 32 in two
hours: we want one energetic general agent for
each State and Territory. For terms and full par
ticulars. addressTheMonroeEraserMrg. Co., La
Crosse, Wis. (X10)
AGENTS Mineral lamp wicks never burnont:
no smoke, no soot, no trimming; light equal
togas: three samples 10c assorted dozen 25c. J.
Sta uer Co.. Providence, R. I.
a GENT $3 to S7 dally: experience unnecessary.
J. Putnam 4 Co.. Perfumers, West Wlnstcd.Ct.
Female Help Wanted.
ASSISTANT TEACHER In New Brighton tPa.)
High School: apply In person; none lint good,
experienced teachers need; apply. Apply to Dr.
H. t. JlcCounel, New Brighton, Pa.- - -
ClOOK Protestant girl to learn cooking: prefer to
teach rather than engage a professional cook;
good wages. Address P. O. Box 154. Also laun
dress: Protestant girl to do laundry and chamber
work at the above address: must be good washer
ana lroner; no other need apply.
COOK: lourth house, Craig, between Fifth and
Center.
GERMAN cooks, girls for housework. Employ
ment Office, 130 Robinson st., Allegheny.
GIRL An experienced dlnlng-rooin girl: refer
ence required: call between 5 and 6 o'clock P.
M. 48 Irwin av Allegheny.
GIRL English or American girl for general
housework. Apply SMI Clay borne St., Alkeu
av., E. E.
GIBLi at No. 40 Crawford SU
3 o'clock.
Call between 2 and
1
ADIES to do fancy nork at their homes; wa
I furnish material and nay by the niece. Call
and see work, or address with stamp, J, M. Lcmar
& Co., 90 Fourth av., near Wood.
MILLINERS Several good trimmers wanted to
fill positions out of town. Apply early to J.
J. Porter A Co., successor to Porter A Donaldson,
820, 822 and 824 Liberty si. . Pittsburg. Pa.
Male and Female Help Wanted.
HELP Boy to work In grocery store, coolcs,
wages S4 to $6: chambermaids, nurses, dining
room girls, cook and waitress for same family;
laundresses. 200 house girls, German and colored
help, kitchen and chambermaids for hotels:
cooks and dishwashers lor restaurants and board
ing houses; waiters, drivers, farm hands. Mrs. E.
Thompson, 60S Grant St.
HELP At once: 20 farm hands, (15 to (20 per
month: colored boy for light housework;
colored farm hand, male cook, hotel and pastry
cooks. dishwashers, waitresses, laundress, cooks,
chambermaids, child's nurse, 200 house girls; all
flrst-clsss help: report here. Mechai's Acencv,
544 Grant st. Tel. SO.
"rANTED-50 coal miners. 100 laborers on rall
tf road, girls forgeneral housework, two Ger
man boys to work on farm- Keystone Agency, No.
610 Grant st.
Room Wanted.
Room large, elegantly furnished
T ANTED
tl front l
. use oi bain; live
suitable for one or
minutes' walk from nostoffice
two gentlemen. 97 Seventh av,
VTXAN TED- Furnished room In private family
f bvayoungroan: wishes to room alone. Ad
dress b.. Dispatch office. Allegheny.
TITANTED
Room In good location, either city.
t V for a printing
omce: with or without power.
Address Printer, Dispatch office.
WANTED Rooms suitable for housekeeping.
Room Renting Agency, 130 Robinson St.,
Allegheny.
Fire Insurance Wanted.
BENSWANGER
Fourth av.
& ZAHN-FIre Insurance,
T7 T. SCHAFFNER, real estate agent. Insur
J' ance placed al lowest rates; 72 Washington
ay.. Thirty-first ward.
Bookkeeping Accounts, Etc Wanted.
AUDITING and acconntlng-I attend to any
thing In the line of. lutrlcate accounting,
auditing the books orcorporatlons, manufacturers,
merchants, hotels and others. A. F. Sawhlll, 137
Federal st. Allegheny. Pa.
Instruction.
HOME STUDY A complete course of lessons in
either bookkeeping, penmanship or short
hand by mail forS5: one trial lesson 50c.ln advance.
Pittsburg Correspondence Business College, Post-
uiue uui w.
PRIVATE LESSONS In German and French.
Berlitz method, by George Hoeppner, S3
Westlnghouse bldg.
Financial Wantea.
TlTONniY to loan at lowest rate oflnterest
loan
larae
j.ix granted promptly, no delay; have
amouutonnaud at the present tin
hrlno- vniip
deed with you, will guarantee prompt loan or no
wiuguaran
McCnckart,
cnarge. .). - Mcurickart, 140 Fifth
paoneisru.
MORTGAGES on city or Allegheny county prop
erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver &
Co.. 92 Fourth av.
TO LOAN $0.OCO on mortgages: (100 and up
ward at 6 percent: (500,000 at 4S per cent on
residences or business property, vacant lots or
farms, s. H. French. 125 Fourth av.
Business Opportunities Wanted.
A COMPETENT PHYSICIAN To purchase a
well established country practice worth (AO00
perycar: 16 miles from city; price for horse, buggy,
stock of drugs. Introduction and good T ill (foo;
only those meaning business address P. O. Box 188.
Allegheny, Pa.
Boarder and Lodgers Wanted.
BOARDERS Two or three gentlemen to occupy
furnished room with board, at 133 Fourth ay.
TtTANTED-Lodgers, . Anchor Hotel, Liberty.
I T cor. Fourthflodglngper night, 25c, S5c SOc;
per week. (1 25. (i 75. fj. (3..
"ITTANTED-Occupants for furnished room with
t board. No. 10 Sherman av., Allegheny,
;; .!
iSTTSBURQ - PIBPiTCEJiy
WASTED.
Situations Wanted. .
POSITION By a merchant of 20 years' experi
ence In wholesale grocery line: 11 years of
which time In tea. coffee and sptcc business as pro
prietor: could nil position of buyer or manasrer.
Al reference. Address T.. S. A C. Dispatch office.
POSITION As stenographer and typewriter by
a ladv of several years experience; can also
assist hi Weeping accounts : reference can be given.
Address C. C Dispatch office.
POSITION bv flrst-clas machinist as engineer or
charge of machinery; well acquainted with
electric dynamos. AddrebsP. R.. Dispatch office.
POSITION as cashier or in office, by young lady;
four years' experience as cashier; best refer
ences. Address Experience, Dispatch office.
POSITION Of any kind; not afraid of work;
good writer. Address W. H., 148 Ridge av.,
Allegheny.
POSITION For good white gardener: would tend
horses and cows. Peregrine, Fourth av. Tele
phone 1860.
POSITION As cutter hv first-class mechanic!
(fine coatmaVcr.) Address Cutter; Dispatch
office.
TJOSITION By a practical bookkeeper, with Al
J. references. Address W. S.,.DIspitch office.
SITUATION By young man as stenographer and
typewriter: operates Remington; best of refer
ences. Address C. B., Dlspach office.
WASHING-To lake home.
Howard St., Allegheny.
Address Beah,
Hoarding Wanted.
TJOARD wanted by a voting gentleman and wife
in Allegheny.
Address B. H. Dispatch office.
Allegheny.
Miscellaneous Wantea.
BUYERS for birds and animals of all kinds, gold
fish and fixtures, an endless variety of cages,
prepared lood for mocking birds and sseds for all
birds: tine dogs. Esplch's bird store, 640 faralth
fleld st.
LOWEST price for good setond-hand engine. 25
to35h. p.. delivered at Monougahela City:
seller pays me 5 per cent commission. Bring or
mall written proposal to Jas. N. McCntcheon,
Manufacturers' Agent, Room 4, No. J06 Third av.
PAINTING and nlateglass glazing.
026 Grant st., Pittsburg.
B. C. Miller.
PATENTS-O. D. Levis (20 years). Solicitor, 131
Fifth av., next Leader, Pittsburg: no delay.
STOVES REPAIRED-Plttsburg Stove Repair
Company, 281 Fifth av.
n VRUNKS hauled to and from East End for 50c.
-L Campbell & Davis, 12Setenthav. Telephone
276.
USE Jones' Bedbug Paralvzer Jones' Magic
Roach Ponder: contains" no poison: roaches
banished by contract; satl'factlon given or no pay.
Prepared by Geo. W. Jones. 22 Federal St., Alle
gheny, Pa. Sold by all urst-class druggists.
WANT to sell lease and fixtures of shoe store.
56 Federal st.: possession Anrll 1: thefollow
lng stock will be sold at retail: Big lot adles
splendid rubbers at 13 cts. : large lot of men's calf
shoes, price (2 25, now at II 15: 3U0 pairs ladles' pat.
tipped (2 25 shoes at (1 15: now's -your chance.
Public shoe Store, Allegheny City.
WANTED-Evervbodv to know that Pickering,
the house furnisher, will sell (10 worth of
goods on credit for (1 down and 50c a week. Plck
erlng. corner Tenth and Penn av.
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Coal For Sale.
CIOAL BestYoughlogheny gas coal, anthracite
J coal and Connellsvllle crushed coke; weight
positively guaranteed. Iron City Coal Co., Ltd..
float below sixth st. bridge, Pittsburg side. Pnone
2C05.
COAI Anthracite and bituminous coal ana
crushed coke lor domestic purposes; general
hauling. Latimer, Mvers Jfc Co., Fourth and Try
sts. and Thirtieth and Liberty sts.
Machinery and Metals For Sale.
ACME Automatic Safety Engine and non-explosive
boiler, built from one to five horse
power, natural gas or common carbon oil ai fuel,
no engineer required, perfectly safe and reliable,
economy In fuel and durability a special feature.
No. 4 Fifth av. J. Prager. General Agent.
BOILERS and engines, second-hand: all sizes,
from 4 to lOOh. p.: cheapest In the market: 46
boilers and engines In stock, stationary and porta
able, upright boilers, mounted farm ebglne, etc.;
steam pumps. gornor, pnllevs and shafting.
Telephone 3401, 23-25 Park way. J. S Young. Alle
gheny, Pa.
BRYANT and Acme automatic engines and boil
ers, hot water and steam heating exhaust
fans and ventilating fly fans, water and electric
motors, dynamos and electric lighting: general
machinists, engineers and contractors: stationary
engines and boilers. Tompkins Sc Ulrlch, 316 Lib
erty St., Pittsburg, 'Pa.
T?NG1NES and boilers of every description: brick
JJ yard supplies; contractors,and rolling mill ma
chinery.
Tliomas Carlln's Sons, Lacock and San-
dusky sts.
Aiiegneny.
GRINDSTONES In all sizes, for all kinds of
grinding: Cralgleith, New Castle. Nova Scotia
and other grits; iron frames and fixtures for hand,
foot or power: mounted stone, oil stone, emery
wheels and grinders. Wm. M. Klrby, 133 First
avenue,
SLAUGHTER HOUSE OUTFIT-A bargain, con
sisting of one ix-horse power boiler and en
gine, blocks, pulleys, track, scales and other nec
essary tools: no further use Is the reason for sell
ing. Call on or address T. J. Brandon, Homer
iiiy, x a.
Horses, Vehicles, Live Stock For Sale.
HORSE Handsome carriage horse. 16 hands, 7
years old. gentle in every respect; for private
family can't be excelled; no bad traits whatever:
sell cheap for want of use. E. B. Mahood, 939
i,iucrir hi.
"TTAGON 1 fine truck wagon, almost new, can
i V vas cover, pole and shafts; everything com
plete; capacity 5,000 lbs.; can be seen at Brown,
Kummer A Aiders' Wagon and Carriage Works,
4000 Forbes ay., near Schenley Park entrance.
AGONS. HORSES ANS HARNESS-Two
coach-ton spring wagons, one open spring
wagon, three horses, three sets single and one set
double harness. 504 Liberty st.
WAGONS All sizes and styles In stock, manu
factured by H. Lange & Co., 147 to 154 Water
st. Telephone, 1790.
"txr AGONS 1 light and 1 heavy 2-horse wagon at
IVWangler's wagon shop, 87 Third St.. Allegheny,
"T7"AGONS 3 double Wagons at Allegheny Trans-
V fer Co., 94 North av., Allegheny.
Miscellaneous For Sale.
ClASn REGISTER-Safe roll top desV; letter file.
J No. 3 Diamond St.
I70R SALE Dr. James' Stllllngine and Sarsapa
. rllla, lor impure blood.
CLOCK One of grandfather's clocks, SO years old,
with good German works, 9 feet high and In
good running order: cost when new (150; will sell
cheap. Inquire of 11. W. Beale, Leecnburg, Pa.
PHOTOGRAPHIC yIewbox;compleU6Kx8K and
a 10x12 box and shutter lens, portrait and view
cuts: 14x17 plate. Complete view outfit can be seen
at No. 133 Locust street, Allegheny.
M)DA FOUNTAIN.
J avenue.
B. E. Hobson, 207 Virginia,
rpOOLS-Full set tinners' tools cheap.
J. P. O. Box 176. Braddock. Pa.
Address
FOB SALE BUSINESS.
Bnslncss Opportunities For Sale.
AN old established retail boot and shoe business,
one or the oldest and most prosperous stands
in either city, where a big fortune has been made:
particulars will be given only to those meaning
business and who will treat the matter confiden
tially. Jas. W. Drape & Co., 313 Wood St., Pitts
burg. BARBER SHOP Flnt-class. with combination
mirror case for three chairs, antique oak fin
ish, French plates, 44x54: three congress chairs; at
a bargain. Address X. W., Dispatch office
BILLIARD ROOM-In good lite town of 5,000.
Address Box 4U. Blalrsvllle, Pa.
DRUGSTORE-Good location: invoices (1,700;
very cheap. S. Dawes, administrator. Ad
dress H. L. King, 437 Grant st.
I7LEGANT grocery store in town or 10.009 in
li habitants, doing large cash business: easy
terms to good party: fine restaurant; livery stable; t
rt uk v.tiitK ivi ci I'siaici jewelry store, uan-
ery milk route, fish and oyster market, novelty
store. Holmes A Co., 420 Smlthfield st.
T?OUR HUNDRED shares or stock In the Brad--C
dock Wire Company will be sold to a prompt
fmrchaser at a reasonable figure; this Is one of tbe
est manufacturing stocks in the city. Address J.
K., Room 30. Westlnghousebldg.
HARDWARE SI ORE-Flrst-class-In one of the
best towns in Western Pennsylvania; splen
did chance for lire roan. Address" Hardware, Dis
patch office, Pittsburg, Pa.
TjRESS ROUTE Cheap, if sold this week.
Ju to Manager of Circulation, Press office.
Apply
SHOE STORE-Ccntrallv located; Invoice about
(3,000: rare opportunity; must be sold. Ad
dress A. Dispatch office.
STORES of every class In city and country towns;
business chances oTevery description: partner
ships, bonds and mortgages and stocks at Chambers'
Business Agency. 102 Fourth av., room 6.
TEA STORE Cheap, retali and Jobbing business,
good trade; line restaurant, HW; barber shop,
lour chairs, large trade; grocery stores, country
stores, cigar stores, paper routes, bakery at a bar
gain, l'crclval & Gaston, 439 Grant st.
IJ K SHARES stock. In blocks to-sult purchaser,
1 tj In a paving brick works; the coming street
pavement: enough orders already booked to run
plant for three months; works now In successful
operation: stock will pay large dividend; to parties
seeking a safe and profitable Investment a rare
chance, as owner will sell blow cost to realize
firomptly; best of reasons ror selling. For partlcu
ars call or address William Beckett, 941 Liberty st.
Manufacturing Sites For Sale.
MANUFACTURING SITES-On line of railroad
and river and iu tlm midst of Inexhaustible
coal fields: 5 to 20 or 100 acres will be sold on long
time without Interest, or douated in parts to any
bona fide, enterprising concern that gives evidence
or solidity and growth. Plans, etc. at the office
of Jas. W. Drape A Co., Agents, 313 Wood St.,
Pittsburg.
Business Properties For Sale.
A NDERSON HOUSE-21 rooms. 121and 123
JA. Roblsou St.,
East Liverpool Ohio.
BUILDING Splendid chance: three-story brick
with furniture aud undertaking establishment
on reasonable terms. In new town oi 3,500. Address'
W. K Dispatch office.
IJEIDAy. 'EBBURY.V.Vlgy lSffi' V-
FOB SALE BUSINESS.
1 Business Properties For Sale,
MANUFACTURING plant for sale :maln build
ing brick. 2 stories. 60x100; power house brick,
30x40: brick stack 80 feet: storehouse, dry house,
dwelling, etc. : side track connecting with C", 8. A 51.
B. and E. P. ; 2 acres of land: low price and easy
terms. Address Keystone Mfg. Co., Glrard, Erie
county. Pa.
FOB SALEIMPBOVED BEAL jCSTATE
City Residence.
BRICK house, seven moms, finished attic, good
cellar, lot 20x126; situated No. 258 Bedford av.,
head of Penn Incline. Inquire within.
CIOLWELL ST.. PIttsburg-Two brick dwellings.
J six rooms each, on lot 20x90 leet. water, artifi
cial and natural gas; houses In perfect repair, built
auuut uve years; rem lorsua jnonui; win uuamu
a,t a bargain to cash buyer.
Welsh, 530 Smlthfield st.
inquire oi jonniu.
ONLY" (8,7C0-For4 small houses, afew minutes'
walk from Court House, containing together
3) rooms and a storeroom: total rent Is (1.200 per
year; over 3 per cent: this Is certainly A good in
vestment. Miirr & Edsall. Fidelity Building, 121
Fourth avenue.
WEBSTER AV., Eleventh ward, city-Nice two
story and mansard brick dwelling of 8 rooms,
bath, hall, etc.: also two-story brick dwelling of 6
rooms and attic on rear: lot 21X127M. to alley: in
very nice location: everything in first-class order;
will bo sold for a reasonable price if taken soon.
Samuel W. Black A Co., 99 Fourth av.
Bast End Besldences For. Sale.
4 BEAUTIFUL little frame house or 8 rooms
i on an asphalt pared street in one of the nicest
locations In the East End; has two porches, inside
shutters, sliding doors, slate mantels, tile hearths,
range, bath complete with porcelain tubs, ce
mented cellar, combination chandeliers, etc t Is
handy to all traction cars, and at the price asked is
ahargaln; only (4,000. See Baker & Co.. 6227 Penn
ay., E. E.
I70R SALE East End; (6,000; new house now
" being finished, near South Highland aye, on
good residence st. : 9 rooms, bay window front and
aide, sliding doors between parlor and dining
room and parlorand hall. besides pantry.bath room,
Uundrv.largeclosets. frontandhack stairs, modern
fixtures of all kinds, including 2 w, c.'s, combina
tion chandeliers and heater: terms easy. (97) W.
A. Ilerron & Sons, 80 Fourth avc.
POR SALE-(16,000-Forbes av.. a beautiful
Qneen Anne brick residence property; large
fine lotS0x20V feet, stable and carriage house: house
has 8 large well lighted rooms, receptlou hall with
fireplace, large bay window in dining room, good
pantry, range, bath, etc: a very complete dwell
ing; the choicest location on Forbes av.. close to
Schenley ParK. (A-493) Black 4 Balrd, No. 95
Fpurth av.
T70R SALE East End Kmerson, near Alder St.:
JL modern house, fine appearance, eight rooms,
double lot: price (6,250; only (I, COOdown. remainder
on fasv payments. (84). W. A. HEltHON &
SONS, 80 Fourth av.
1?1NE East End residence Large brick, with hall
: in center; 12 spacious rooms and replete
throughout with all modern Improvements; the
residence occupies the cenlcr of a beautiful lot
about Mix 150 feet, on which Is a stable and carriage
hmie, etc.. etc.: the location or this property is de
sirable and convenient; nice paved street: contigu
ous to all street car lines and R. R.: particulars
rromJas. W. Drape & Co., 313 Wood St., Pitts
burg. HOMEWOOD-Small house and two lots on
small payments, about three minutes' walk
from the station: prlc for both lots and the house
only (2.100. Jas. W. Drapo & Co., 313 Wood st.,
Pittsburg.
I 1L AC STREET. Shadvslde Very desirable resl
J dence, 9 rooms, all conveniences, paved street,
rapid transit: choice location. Henry A. Breed,
516 Market street.
"RESIDENCE A very nice East End residence
JLV at only (5,250; eight rooms, bathrooms and
lavatory, porch, vesttbnle. hall and cellar. Inside
shutters, both gases, furnace, etc.. etc all In
good order; fine lot with space In front and side:
alley In the rear; property situate contiguous to
South inland and Shady avenues; best value In the
r.ast End : possession may be given in a few days.
Jas. W. Drape & Co., 313 Wood St., Pittsburg.
SHADYSIDE Modern residence, new last April,
10 rooms, with every convenience and latest
features: lot 50xt00: location choice: one square
from Duqnesne Traction ; this Is worthy your at
tention. Henry A. Breed. 516 Market street.
SOUTH HIGHLAND AV.-Cholce residence. In
perfect order and equipment; 10 rooms; 1ot43x
131: possession In30dasor less. Henry A. Breed,
516 Market street.
STANTON AV. On high ground, elegant resi
dence; new last Mav; 11 rooms: all modern con
veniences and fixtures: paved street: shady: lot
55x165: possession at once; owner moving away
from the cltv; terms easy. Henry A. Breed, 518
Market street.
C1 OOO down and balance as rent will buy one of
CDJ-? the finest lrame houses in the East End: has 9
large rooms, two porches, good cellar, laundry,
sliding doors, slate mantels, tile hearths, large
fiantry, bath complete, range, both gases, electric
Ight, combination chandeliers, speaking tubes,
etc., and Is nicely papered and well finished
throughout: has a beautiful lot in a fine location;
handy to traction cars; price only (4,700. See Baker
& Co., 6227 Penn av., E. E.
s
ooo New irame nousc; nre rooms, nmsnea
s attic, cellar, porches, city water, sewered:
easy payments: (2600. A. Goeddel, 109 Collins ay.
Allegheny Besldences For Sale.
POR SALE
,(2.800. 318 California av.; two frame dwellings. four
rooms in iront nouse. lour rooms ana kitcnenin
rear house., lot 21x100: 12 per pent Investment..
(1.850, 23 Knox St., Sixth ward, frame dwelling,
six rooms and attic side entrance, rent (20 per
- month: T2per cent investment.-- -'
S1.GUU. ai Stewart si., rum ward, irame aweaing;
four rooms and attic, back porch, water In the
kitchen; 10 percent Investment. '
JAS. J. WALDROX & CO..
No. 271 Beaver av.
EOR SALE On River av near Ninth St. bridge.
Allegheny, new brick house of six rooms and
attic: only (1,000. (52) Send for new list, free. W.
A: Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth av.
PERRYSVILLE AVENUE property on line of
electric cars: substantial homestead ofll rooms
and bath," Inside w. c, laundry, brick furnace. Im
proved gas range and every comfort and modern
convenience; over an acre of ground planted with
choice fruit and shade trees; owner going to Cali
fornia. Jas. W. Drape & Co., 313 Wood St., Pitts
burg. Gn 300 Is the Idea many persons have of the
5 amount they want to put in a home; we
have one on paved street near Irwin av. cars
which is well built and has large lot, a little Irregu
lar In shape, but fronts on two streets. (B379.)
Black & Balrd, No. 95 Fourth av.
Suburban Besldences For Sale.
SWISSVALE, P. R. R., in Palmer place, the
choicest land at Swf ssvale and the choicest loca
tion for suburban homes on the P. R. R.; wide
streets and alleys: building line 30 feet back; ten
new houses now under course of erection on this
plan; only one minute from station; prices reason
able and terms to suit; excellent schools and 80
trains daily; will make a good Investment. Hoff
man & Baldrldge, Wllklnsburg, opposite depot.
Telephone, 7243.
WILKINSBURG-On Wood street, a prominent
corner Detween Penn av. and P. K. R. with
new brick house of nine rooms: lot 32x120 to an
alley: best location In tbe town for a physician or
for business: will sell at a bargain. Hoffman &
Baldrldge. Wllklnsburg, opposite depot. Tele
phone. 7243.
WILMERDING. Ta., Westlnghouse av-Fine
new 3 story building of 12 rooms and store
room: both gases, electric light, every conven
ience: good location for saloon and restaurant: lot
25x110 to 20 foot alley; low price, easy terms. Bax
ter, Thompson & Co. '
(JJ A OOO Frame house on Amanda St.. Brush
t3)r9 ton: 9 rooms: h. and c. water and gas: elec
tric llsrht: a complete home and a barealn.
How-
ard Brown. 151 Fourth av. v
KNOXVILLE.
TfOR SALE-SOME BEAUTIFUL HOMES-
One 6-room brick house, two lots. Orchard Place,
(4,000.
One 7-room brick house, one lot, paved street.
84.500.
Two 5-room brick, houses, lots 37,x100 each,
, Orchard Place, (3.750.
One 7-room Irame house, one lot, paved streets
(3.,000.
One 5-room frame house, one lot, pived street,
(2.700.
One 5-room brick house, two lots, paved street,
(3, 250.
One 5-room brick house, one lot, paved street,
(2.750.
Five 5-room frame houses, payed street, each
(I.SC0.
Twelve 7-room brick houses, payed streets, each
(2.300,
Seven 4-room brick houses, very pretty, (2.700.
EIght4-room brick cottages, one lot, each(l,700.
Any of the above lovely homes in this greatly
favored city of beautiful homes will be sold on
terms to suit buyers.
BUILDING LOTS-200 of the most beautiful build
ing lots to be found In the county are offered at
prices much less than projjerty having similarly
attractive features can bo had for. TheP. & B.
Traction will have their new electric railway in
operation through the center of the borough by
May 1 next. This will give a wonderful Impetus
to values, and those who secure any of the
above properties or a lot will be fortunate. ,
TO LET A number of 3, 4, 5 aud 7-room houses
at moderate rents to good paylug tenants. None
others need applv.
Take any of the Sonthslde street cars.
KNOXVILLE LAND IMPROVEMENT CO..
85 Knoxavenue; Knoxvllle.
FOB SALE LOIS:
Suburban Lots For Sale.
"TT'ELLY ST. Wllklnsburg, at a sacrifice, lotSOr
Beal Estate.
T?OR SALE (800 12 acres, one-hair mile from
town; good log hou
ss Box N., Connellsvl
some fruit trees.
Ad-
Connellsvllle, Pa.
Suburban Besldences To Let,
TO LET Six1 room brick dwelling In O'Hara town
ship, with Uacres land, large orchard, good
spring aud sprlnghouse; water In the house: barn
and other outbuildings; one mile from Sharpsburg
ou Klttannlng road. Inquire of S. A, McPherson at
Greenwood Cemetery, or Jas. G. elr, at County
Commissioners' office.
Booms To Let.
ROOM Oakland, furnished room for single gen
tleman; nice room; pleasant location, 3313
Forbes av.
Miscellaneous To Lets.
TO LET City and subnrhan houses. Apply W.
F. Scuade, 313 Wood st corner Fourth av.
TO IET.
City Besldences. '
rOLET
Houses. Centrally located.
Locust st.. 6 rooms and attic
M ebster ay.. 8 rooms.
Thirteenth St.. 8 rooms.
Center av., 9 rooms.
Forbes st.. 5 rooms. . '
Center ay., 5 rooms.
Herron av., 6 rooms.
Rent low as (18 per month.
Send or call for list,
W. A. Herron A Sons, 80 Fourth av.
T
10 LET-M8 per month.
Corner brick house, eight rooms.
nam. range, modern nxtures.
Possession free to April 1. 1892.
Location high and healthful.
25 minutes from P. O., on Sycamore st.
Send for list. free.
W..A. Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth av
TO LET Dwellings, stores and offices: upon re
quest we will mall you our rent list regularly
until April 1. free of charge; write your name
plainly and give full residence address street and
number. Black & Balrd. 95 Fourth ay.
TO IjET Brick house of 9 rooms; privilege
granted to sublet (house Is desirable for two
tenants), only (33 per mouth; possession can be had
at once. Webster av.. near cable line; send for
list. W. A. Herron i Sons, 80 Fourth ay.
East End Besldences To Let.
TO LET
EAST END HOUSES,
With Jlodcrn Fixtures.
Denntston av., 8 rooms.
Penn av., 7 rooms.
Howe St., 8 rooms.
St. Clalrst., 6 rooms.
Bond St., 6 rooms.
Langav., 8 rooms.
With some are large yards.
Rent as low as (il per month.
Call or send ror list free.
W. A. HEBRON & SONS.
80 Fourth av.
TO LET
OAKLAND HOUSES.
Fifth av.. fine brick. 8 rooms.
Oakland Square, new brick. 8 rooms.
Mawhinneysf, adjoining Schenley Park, 8 rooms;
(possession of this can be hadatonce If desired.)
Send for list free.
W. A. HERRON & SONS, SO Fourth av.
TO LET Boquet street, a new and handsomely
finished two-story and mansard pressed brick
house, Boquet street, adjoining Oakland square:
9 rooms and all modern conveniences and fixtures;
rooms large and commodious; rent (50 per month.
Apply to Black & Balrd, 93 Fourth avenue.
a 10 LET At Oakland, from March 1 if desired.
. handsome new house, eight rooms, modern
fixtures, on paved street, near Schenlev Park en
trance: (30 per month; send for Ust. W. A. Her
ron & Sons, JO Fourth av.
riio LET Negley av., a fine new house: ten
JL rooms, reception hall. hath, laundry, modern
fixtures, large corner lot: only (7 per month ; send
lor list. W. A. Herrou A Sons, 80 Fourth av.
TO LET Shadyslde. brick residence. 7 rooms,
large lot; paved 6treet: near traction and P. R.
B. Henry A. Breed, 516 Market street.
Allesheny Besldences To Let,
TOLET
ALLEGnENY HOUSES.
Sheffield St., 11 rooms and attic.
Montgomery av.. 8 rooms.
Stockton av.. 13 rooms.
Fremont St., 10 rooms.
Arch St., 8 rooms.
Sheffield St., 9 rooms.
All have latest improvements: send ror printed
list. W. A. HEREON SONS. SO Fourth av.
TO LET Modern press brick dwelling.
Nine rooms and all modern Improvements.
16 Sherman av.. Allegheny.
27 Arch St., Allegheny.
29 Arch St., Allegheny.
Eight-room dwellings.
406 Ferry St., Pittsburg.
Five rooms and attic.
Inquire Eobt. Knox, Jr., 17 Sherman av Alle
gheny TO LET Handsome house,
Sheffield St.. Allegheny;'
Nine rooms, modern fixtures;
Rent only $o0 per month.
Send for list free.
W. A. Herron Sons, 80 Fourth avenne.
TO LET-(900-No. 189 BIdge av.. Allegheny,
brick house, nine room, bath. laundry. large
closets; good condition; choice neighborhood; pos
session now or April 1. A. Leggate A Son, 108
Fourth av.
TO LET Allegheny houses; send for to let list,
changed dallv: office open until 9:30 P. M. : see
Monday and Thursday's Dispatch. A. Z. Byers A
Co., 93 Federal st.
TO LET Desirable eight-room brick residence
with all city conveniences. No. 55 Lincoln av..
Allegheny. For particulars see Jos. P. Rankin &
Co.. 154 Fourth ay.
TO LET Allegheny residences: lists upon appli
cation: corrected weekly in Mondays' and
Thursday's Dispatch. A. D.Wilson, 55 Federal st,,
Allegheny. -
TO LET-AUegheny av., very desirable residence, i
Oooms; all conveniences; location choice.
Henry A. Breed. 516 Market 6treet.
TO LET Allegheny houses. See John K. Ewlng
A Co., 107 Federal st. Send for printed list.
Offices and Desk Boom To Let.
TO LET In Ferguson block, the finest fireproof
office building In tbe city, located on Third
av.. Just below the new postofflce, having also
Fourth av. entrance: choice storerooms and offices,
with all modern conveniences, high speed eleva
tors, steam heat, electric light and Janitor's serv
ices free; rent lower than others are getting In old
and Inconvenient buildings; possession at onre;
rent free until April I: 6end for illustrated book.
Black & Balrd. No. 95 Fourth av.
rpO LET Offices hi the absolutely fireproof bulld
X ing of the Pittsburg limes, located on Third and
Fourtn ays., near the new postofflce; the most desir
able offices in the city r all modern conveniences,
fireproof vaults, day and night elevator service,
water, steam heat, electric light and the services of
careful Janitors; possession guaranteed April 1.
For terms, etc., apply to W. H. Self, Times office.
No. 102 Fifth av.
TO LET-OFFICES-In
Allegheny
On Federal st..
New Corner Building.
Rent as low as (12 50 per month.
With heat and light.
Location desirable.
Send for Ust.
W. A. HERRON SONS.
80 Fourth avenue.
TO LET Dwellings, stores and offices: upon -request
we will mall yon our rent list regularly
until April 1, free of charge; write your name
plainly and give fnll residence address street and
number. Black A Balrd, 95 Fourth av.
TO LET Downtown, second floor flat of three
rooms, hall and w. c. : suitable for offices or
light housekeeping; also one second floor front
furnished room. Inquire of Drs. Lake, 40 Fourth
st.
I'O LET The Pittsburg National Bank of Com
merce, btxth av. and Wood, has a few first
class offices to rent lrom April 1.
Business Stands To Let.
TO LET Water St., near Smlthneld. good ware
house, now occupied hy Chess, Cook A o..
with wide lrontage, extending through to First
av. ; will rent one or two floors, one year or flro
year lease; location very desirable. Apply to
Hunt A Clapp, Room 59, 95 Fifth av.
TO LET Three storv brick store and dwelling.
No. C208 Penn avenue, opposite mouth of
Frankstown ave., the best business l'KMtlon In East
Liberty, occupied at present as shoe store. Rent
(SOO per year.i Inquire of Jas. P. Quinn, Cor.
Fifth avenue and Grant st.
TO LET Dwellings, stores and offices: upon re
quest we will mall you our rent list regularly
until April J. free of charge: write your name
plainly aud give full residence address street and
number. Black & Balrd, 95 Fourth av.
TO' LET Separate storerooms with railroad
track: all receiving, handling, shipping and
delivering facilities; also office room. Inquire of
W. A. Hoeveler, Storage, Pike and Twelfth sta.,
Pittsburg. Fa.
TO LET New warehouse: large and spacious;
20x95 feet to alley: location very central: Mer
cantile block; near Liberty, Seveutn av., Penn and
Smlthfield st. W. A. Herrdn A Sons, 80 Fourth av.
TO LET-8tore. No. 46 Diamond alley. 100 feet
from Wood St.; has two large show windows;
size rooms, 17x33. suitable for offices or light busi
ness. Inquire Gillespie A Co.. 422 Wood st.
TO LET Cheap (32 per monthFIne building,
consisting of store and dwelling, on Liberty
av.. Bloomfield; a good business location. Send
for list. W. A. Herron A Sons, 80 Fourth av.
TO LET Space with power Cor. Penn and Third
av.: three floors: 20.000 feet space: abundant
power; good light; splendid location: every con
venience. Apply Nicola Bros.. 20 Fifth av.
TO LET Desirable storeroom. Diamond st. In
new Dispatch building: light and heat fur
nished. Apply to Bnslness Office The Dispatch,
corner Smlthfield and Diamond sts.
TO LET Good business stand, store and dwelling;
a good new building; only (32 per month;
Lloerty av., Bloomfield; send for list. W. A.
Herron &Sons, 80 Fourth av.
TO LET Floors In Mercantile block. New Grant
St., with steam elevator and heat, power If re
quired; street entrance: rent reasonable. Inquire
W. L. Kann, 206Vood's!.
TO LET 152 Third ay., opposite postofflce; first
floor and cellar: desirable storeroom and third
floor and attic. Inquire of J. S. Murray, Legal
Journal office. 409 Grant st.
rro LET Four-story brick building. 139 Second
X av., two doors from Smlthfield st. ; will lease
for five years. Apply at first floor office of Kauf
mannr ' store.
rpo LET Storcropm for grocery business; cor-
j. uer store, wim paying and esianusneu trace:
aesiraum locauiy,
office.
Address Grocer, Dispatch
rpo LET At Tarentum, Pa., large brick store
X room, with cellar lor drVgoods; rent low to a
good man. Apply M.Oppenhelmer, 811 Penn av.
T
O LET Floors, second, third and fourth floors.
w ljiDeriy si. inquire ab apove aaaress.
rpo LET Hair or storeroom. 102 Fifth.
X Donnell A Frlsh. 129 fifth av.
Inquire
TO LET SP.fc.CIAL.
rpo LET
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S. E. COB. WOOD ST. AND SECOND AV.,
Two Large 4-story Brick Warehouses,
Fronting 43 feet on Wood St.,
CHAMBERS GLASS COMPANY,
Westlnghouse Building, ,-
. felO 47 Cor. Penn av. and Ninth st.
TO LET SPECIAL.
TOLET
BT BAXTER, THOMPSON A COw
163 Fourth avenue.
235 S. Highland v two-story brick, ten rooms. aS
conveniences.
No. I Irving place, near Ellsworth av.. two-story
brick, ten rooms, every modern convenience.
3 Sheffield St.. Allegheny, two-story mansard
brick, eight rooms, all conveniences.
154 Center av.. near Dinwiddle St.. two-story man
sard brick, nine rooms, all conveniences.
Herron av., cottage house of eight rooms, center
ball, all conveniences, lot 60x100.
Eippcysf.. near St. Clair, new brick dwelling of
ten rooms, all convenlencei.frout porch elegantly
finished.
181 Sheffield St.. Allegheny, two-story brick dwel
ling, ten rooms, all conveniences. (11 67-
183Chartlers St.. Allegheny, two-storv brick dwel
ling, ten rooms, all conveniences, (60.
139 Crawford st., two-story mansard stone front
dwelling, nine rooms, all modern. (40.
CHOICE PBOPEETJE3.
STANTON AVENUE,
NEAR HILAND,
' $9,000.
New modern brick: house of nine rooms,
bath, range, heater, cabinet, hardwood and
slate mantels, cemented cellar, laundry, sta
tionary washtubK, combination chandeliers,
both gases, etc Lot 13x135 to a 20-foot -alley.
LIGGETT BEOS..
fel2-10 71 Diamond street.
F
OR SALE-
HANDSOME NEW HOUSE.
Location central. Easy of access.
mgu ana neaitniui.
Eight rooms, reception hall.
Laundry, bathroom, pantry.
Combination fixture'.
Modern fixtures of all kinds.
Hardwood cabinet mantels.
Tile hearths and facings.
Price onlv $3.KO. Easv payments. (106c)
W. A. HEREON" & SONS, 83 Fourth ave.
fe6-16,8,10,12 13
(FOR SALE Brick
house eight rooms;
modern fixtures;
easy of access; on
line of electric R.
R. now being pushed; price $2,300; $20 to $23
per mo. after first payment. (103).
W. A. HrJRRON 4 SONS,
Ja31-U3-fel,3,6,9,12.15 80 Fourth avenue.
83,000.
BRICK HOUSE
Six Booms,
Faved Street,
FOB SALE.
Near cable line, stone
sidewalks, city sewer
age: location good; 10
minntes' riUe from
Wood St.: easy pav
menti. (67-L). W. A.
HERRON & SONS, 80
Fourth av.
Ja23-6G-29fel,,8,12
PROPERTY RENTED Rd.-5S
remittances made promptly.
TAYCQ and assessments looked after
I rtALO and paid.
Established 1863.
W. A. Herron & Sons,
80 FOURTH AVENUE.
Ja2-H-2,8,15,22,29,fe5,12,19,26
$1,000 CASH.
ELEGANT '
i
ON
ForbEs Avenue Near Craig Street.
Anew three-story brick dwelling of nine
rooms, hall, bathroom, two w. c.'s, hot and
cold water, both gases, slate and hardwood
mantels, tile and stone hearths, pantry, china
closet, cedar closets, electric light and bells,
speaking tubes, elegant chandeliers, artistic
glass door and window, good dry cellar,
laundry, front and rear porches. Lot 25 by
about 110 feet. Nice lawn; stone walks. Only
two squares from grand entrance to Schen
lev Park, and near Duqnesne electric and
Fifth Avenue cable lines.
$1,000 cash; balance quarterly or yearly
payments, as desired. Possession April L
(D267)
BLACK & BAIRD,
fel2-6-TUTSa
95 FOURTH AVE.
LOOK!
$9,000!
NEW HOUSE
ON CORNER
LOT IN
EAST END !
Corner lot, 47x120 feet, wide
asphaltnm street, between
Highland and Negley; house
of 9 rooms: has all modern
Improvements; a desirable
home oran excellent invest
ment: owner leaving: city.
and will sell property at a
sacrifice. A. S. Gray, Eisner
building.
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SELECT
Any of these and you select a first-class
brick house In a desirable location.
Price. Location. Front Ft. No. Booms.
$ 7,500, Roup,
7,750, East End,
8,500, East End,
8,500, Roup,
9,000, Roup,
10,000, East End,
lO.OOO, East End,
11,500, Roup,
12,000, East End,
30 7
Corner, 9
40 " 9
Corner, 8
50 9
60 10
40 10
40 9
40 lO
, 40 lO
, 90 12
37 13
50 - 10
100 14
108 12
60 12
78 10
. 80 15
13,500, Shadyslde,
15,000, Shadyslde,
17,000, Bellefleld,
20,O0O, Bellefleld,
21,500, Bellefleld,
25,000, East End,
25,000, East End,
25,000, Bellefleld,
25",000,t Shadyslde,
MURRY & EDSALL,
Fidelity Building1, 121 Fourth Ave.'
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IS CONCEDED TO BE
the coming manufacturing and
residence city, adjacent to Pitts
burg, by those who have seen
it The opinion is unanimous
by the thousands who have
visited it during the past few
months, many of whom made
purchases of lots. Free tickets
given there and return.'
THE BDEEELIi .IMPROVEMENT CO.,
. '
fo. 96 Fourth Ave., ' '
Plttaburar, Pa.
AUCTION SALE3.
t Valuable
Establish-'
ment
For Sale
At Auction.
Overhead
R. ft. Switch
with Penna.
B.B.
and an
Necessary
Facilities
for a larce
Business of
Any KI nd.
Will be Sold
at
Public
Auction
HIHSHlLUkEHHEDT ft GO.,
LIMITED-,
Owing to largely increased
business and their re-
moval to Allegheny, ,
will ofTer their oldslte, corner
of Fifteenth and Liberty; e
public auction on February 17,
at 2 o'clock p. JL, on the prem
ises. Tho property has a,
frontage of 162 feet elnches on
Liberty street, and 100 feet on -Fifteen
th, and abnts on Sprins
alley, givinjr an exposure or
paved and sewered frontaza
of 423 feet and connecting by
uvciucau unuKe nau ruuroau
switch with main tracks of
Pennsylvania Railroad.
The facilities for a larso
business of any kind and for
receiving or shipping mer
chandise are most excellent
and mnch superior to any
other property la this city.
The large frontage on Liberty
and Fifteenth streets and
Spring alley gives unexcelled
loading and nnloadingadvan
tagesundall the light and air
necessary to the proper con
duct of manufacturing.
The buildings are of the
most substantial character
and can readily be changed or
adapted to the want of pur
chaser. IT IS THE BEST'1
LOCATION AND HAS THE '
LARGEST AVAILABLE
FRONTAGE OF ANT 3IAN
UFACTURING CONCERN.
in this city, and is the only,
opportunity in a lire time.
For further particulars call
on or address
Februaryl7,
1893.
Largest
Paved
and Open
Frontage
of any
Bnslness or
Site In
PIttsbarjr.
J. B. LARKIN & CO., ,
152 FIFTH AVE.
IT Tt SMITTTCrW AnoMvnoo .'..
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SALEOFLANDBTTHEUNITED STATES
at Pittsburg, Pa. Bait enacted by the
Senate and House ot Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress as
sembled, that the Secretary of War be, and
hereby is, authorized and directed to sell
and convey to the purchaser or purchaser!
all the right, title and interest of the United
States in and to all that certain parcel of
ground, belonging to the United States, sit
uate in' the city of Pittsbnnr, Pennsylvania,
at the northwest corner of Penn avenno and
Garrison alley, in the Fonrth ward of said '
city, fronting one hundred feet on west side
of Penn avenue and extending northwardly
along the west line or Garrison alley, pre
serving the same width, to low-water line of
the Allegheny river,subject,however,to3uch
public easementsas exist thereon and there
over. Depot Quartermaster's office, Wash
ington, D. C. February 6, 1892. Under the
provisions of the above quoted act of Con
gress, aDproved May 21, 1390, and bv direc
tion of the Secretary or War. I will o'fferfor -sale
at public auction at the Stock Exchange
building, 115 Fourth avenue. In the city of
Pittsbursr. Pa., on FRIDAY, the 11th day of
March, 1S92, at 11 o'clock a. m., for cash, tha
property described in said act," together
with such improvements thereon as belong
to the United State, subject to tbe condi
tions set forth in said act, and subject also
to the terms and conditions named in the
printedcircular of this date, copies of which,
will be furnished on application to the un
dersigned or to the Acting Assistant Quar
termaster at Allegheny Arsenal, where also
a plat of tbe ground can be seen. The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids, or to ac
cept any bid or bids subject to the condi
tions prescribed In the circular referred to.
A deposit of $15,000 on account of the pur
chase will be required at the time of sale,
and an adjournment of one hour will bo
taken to enable the Inchest bidder to com
ply with this requirement, in default of
which, at the expiration of the time speci
fied, the sale will be declared void, and tho .
property will then and there be reoffered
for sale. Payment of the remainder of tha
purchase money must be made upon deliv
ery of duly executed deed or deeds for tha
property purchased, or the property may bo
resold, without further notice, at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser. The
cost of all conveyancine will be borne by
the purchaser. GEORGE H. WEEKS, Dep
uty Quartermaster General, U. S. A. JOHN
D. BAILEY, Auctioneer, Room No. 9, Ex
change Building, Pittsburg, Pa- fe5-27
ORPHANS' COURT SALE.
Bv virtue of an order of sale made by
Orphans' Court tho 23d of January, 1392, to
fidelity Title and Trust Company,
Executorof Washington Beck, deceased, said
execntorw"! offer lor sale on the premises,
No. 60 St a Sixteenth street, at publif
auction ou
SIONDAY, FEBRUARY 15,
at 10 o'clock, those certain threo Jots of
ground 70x80, on which Is erected thereon a
two-story frame building known at the ma
chine shop of the late WASHINGTON
BECK, together with all the FIXTURES,
MACHINERY, BOILERS, ENGINKS.TOOLS,
lathes, drills, etc., contained therein. Ma
chinery sola in lots to suit purcnasers.
A. LEGGATE & SON.
Ja27-ll-D Auctioneers.
AUCTION SALE FURNITURE, CAR
PETS, SAFE, ETC.
FRIDAY, February 12, at 10 o'clock, at tho
rooms of the Henry Auction Co., Hand 25
Ninth st.
Fine chamber suites in oak and walnut,
folding beds, wardrobes, chiffoniers, desks,
parlor suites upholstered In tapestry, plush
and hair cloth lounges, conchex, chairs and
rockers, parlor organ, clocks, pictures, cur- '
tains, sideboards, ext. tables, leather chairs,
dishes and glassware, lot new and second
hand carpet3 for rooms, halls and stairs,
kitchen and laundry furniture, wall p3per
and notions. Salopooitive.
HENRY AUCTION CO..
fell-67 Auctioneers.
C. H. WEINHAUS,
AUCTIONEER, 532 SMITHFIELD ST.
Sales of merchaudlse at storeand residences
promptly attended to. Cash advances mada
on allconsiznments. jal3-13
XTNFERMENTED GRAPE JUICE.
A delicious beverage with all the medic
inal properties of the grape, absolutely free
of alcohol. In quart bottles. GEO. K.
STEVENSON; CO., Sixth av ja8-Jtwr
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