i'x:
;
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CHASED BY HUNDREDS
Capture of a Man Who Attempted to
Abduct a Schoolboy. '
THE STEAXGE STOGY BE7EALED
filien the Prisoner "Has Taken Before i.
'Squire for Hearing.
HE HAD SEEN LIVING AS A IIEKMIT
liomestes-l was thrown into wild excite
ment yesterdav afternoon immediately after
the dismissal of the public schools by an
unknown man attempting to kidnap a small
boy who was on his way home from the First
wara school. Hie man had been seen lot
,- .. ....... ,.,... w ..
the vicinitv of the First ward and
tering in
when the school was dismissed for the day
he followed the group of pupils down to
Seventh street, when suddenly, and without
any ceremony he pounced upon a (.mail lad
aged about 7 years, and seizin; him by the
arms he threw him on his shoulders and
started on a run up toward the rear of the
First ward school house.
The alarm was promptly given and sev
eral hundred people gave chase and capt
ured the would-be kidnaper. The mother
of the boy, almost frantic with grief, soon
appeared upon the scene, end the
boy was restored to her arms by
Milton Baxter, who captured the man and
rescued the boy. The man was taken be
fore Alderman "A. J. Kuhn, and upon it
being there ascerlained that the kidnaper
was the bov's father the 'Squire dismissed
the case, saving there was nothing in the
statutes governing such cases. He there
fore pleaded no jurisdiction.
1 hp Story of a Hermit.
At the hearing an interesting story, not
generally known, developed. James Mars
den is the name of the would-be kidnaper.
2Tme years ago he was married to his wife,
who was hir-hlv respected and was a de
cidedly pretty girl. After the birth of the
M-cond child the husband and wife quar
reled The bu'-bandiit that tine was looked
upon anin industiious, thrifty citizen.
He was employed at Homestead and was
constinth at his work. He mado eood
wase and was looked upon as a eood pro
vider for his family. After his first quarrel
with his wile ho neglected his work, became
lecVlcsand di"ipatpd. He lost his situation
and neglected Ins familv. When Mantmet
took him he began abusing his tamily He re
reatedlv whipped his wife, andill-tieated
l-er until friends of the distressed wonia.i in
terfered. She with her two children wer
taken in chirge by her relatives, who are
lespecttd and prospcious in business at
Homestead.
Living In the Wilderness.
3!arden finally diappeared and ho had
almost been foi gotten. Some time ago it
was learned that he was living as a hermit
in the w ildcrncss at Allequippa, about'a mi'e
ubo-. o ilcKeesport. He had never been seen
in Homestead since leaving here, and even
Ins former associates did not know him
ctenla when he was led thiough the
arret by the oftlcer
He was a ili-gusting picture of filth and
di-Mpation. He was unshaven. His clothes
veie ragsed and tattered. His long, hair
knotted and twisted, hung down almost to
liis shoul ders an d his pi esen ce was to an ex
tent mghtltil Ho left Homestead immedi
ately after being released from custody. Ho
exnrcsscd an earnest affection for his child
ren and said lie would jet have them with
him.
"rVlPIHG OUT THE TAHILT.
WHIIe TJnn, the Third Member of It, Burled
Yesterday.
Willie Linn, the boy who recently had
both jess taken off by tho coal cars on tho
Hats station coil road, near Homestead,
wns Inn led vesterday in the Homestead
Cemetery. This makes the thml death in
t!-e family within six months, namely,
father, mnthei and son.
The uo 's lather, Jacob Linn, wa9 a victim
of the converting mill disaster last Septem
ber, w hen three men were burned to death.
The mother had been dead but five weeks,
when the father was brought iiomc troni tho
mill so badly burned that ho died a. few
bours aftet v. ard.
Engineer Anderson Killed.
William Anderson, an engineer on tho
Jlaltimoie and Ohio road, was killed last
night near his home at Hizelwood. His
ensine was attichcd to a heavy train with
nnothcr ensino in tte rear. Anderson was
woikinc about his engine- when the real
engine inoicd the tram. He was thrown off
and nnder his ensme and was instantly
:il!cd. He uasSJ -y ears oldandleaves a wife
and three children.
A Physician's Prescription,
when it becomes necessary to employ an
dcoholic stimulant as sn effective adjunct
to sustain the flagging powers of life in
disease, I know of no better one than Max
Klein's Silver Ape. I have examined it
nnil find it chemically pure. I can recom
mend it r.s bemj reliably and carefully dis
tilled. Its hifrh stan3ard of excellence
thoulJ commend it toall first-class druggists
and dealers in fine liquor.
snr J. is. Johnson, 3L D.
Of Interest to Steam Users.
Since steam users in this section have
found it necessary to return from natural
pas to the old metfiod of usinj coal for fuel,
it has caused a demand for all kinds of fuel
Bavin; devices, principally among which
are Tecdwatcr Heaters and Purifiers. It
may, therelore, proi e of interest to those
who are in any way desirous of looking into
this subject to learn that ilessrs. Carnegie
Eros. & Co., Lim.. at Bessemer, have just
contracted witn Mr. .Tames Berrvman, of
Ko. 125 Xorth Fourth street, Philadelphia,
lor 4,000 h. p. of Standard Berrymau Feed
uater Heaters and Purifiers, after rising
20,050 h. p at their larious works during
the past 14 years.
'llns is but one of the many recent con
tracts cloed bv Mr. Berrvman in this city,
among wnich are Oliver Bros. & Co., 3,750
lu p., after using 3,000 h. p.; also, Aliquip
pa Steel Company, Union Ice Company,
Phoenix Brewery Charles J. Lappe & Sons
Co., tannery Groetzinger & Co." Arbuckle
&Co., Beymer& Baurnau Co., white lead
works; Emil "Wmter, pork packer, Sharps
bur;; Electric Railway Companv, Vander
crift building, etc. It is claimed for this
heater that it is the simplest, vet the most
perlect, device on the market'for heating
nnd purilying the leed water for boilers by
utilizing exhaust steam.
Mr. Berryman has just opened a branch
office at o. 12, Schmidt building, 95 Fifth
aienue, and uould be pleased to mail cata
logues, or furnish any information on the
subject of his lecd-water heater upon appli
cation. All Men Can He
Fitted in one of those elegant S" 5 suits
Sale to-day on our main floor Ask to see
'em. P. G C C, Clothiers.
TESTIMONX UNADULTERATED
To a TVell-Kuown bharpsbnrs Drujsist.
3IONTEOSE, Pa., Sept. 15, 189L
Mr. John J. Keil, bliarpsburg, Pa.:
Dear Sir I am glad to say a good -word
for Krause's Headache Capsules. Alter
suffering for over three years with acute
neuralgia and its consequent insomnia,
arhich seemed to baffle the efforts of some ot
our best uhysicians, you suggested this
remedy, which fate me almost instant re
l.ef. Gratefully yours,
wfsu MusE. E. Holmes.
Friday bargains at Fleishman's, 504,
E06 and 508 Market street. See our large
"ad." on page C.
AH Men Can Ha
fitted in one of those elegant 17 25 suits.
Sale to-day en our main floor. Ask to see
ere 1. a C. G, Clothiers.
Frijivt bargains at Fleishman's, 504,
SM vid 5P8 Jlaiket street. See our large
"aVot-j'-igcB.
I'.iwjoe or Beef herbs and arcanatics for
c etisiich's sake Try it.
A KEW COKvXSUXG MILL.
Carnegie, riilpps & Co. to "Erect the largest
it tlie World.
Carnegie, Phipp3 A Co. w III soon erect a
now converting mill which in its way will
surpass anything of tha kind In the world.
The new plant will be erected by Jnliau
Kennedy. With the completion of this plant
the Homestead Steel Works will be tho most
modernl equipped plant in the woild. in
h.i ing attained in all its departments tint
penectlon of autom ita so much sought after
by modern mill men.
MkETlNGS AND "NOTICES.
Meetlns.
a"lE MEMBERS OF DIVISION" NO. 6. A. O.
II.. are called to attend a special meeting to lie
hcM In lodge rooms. Kanffeld's Hall. Orson, near
Flftrrnlli St.. fcnutlislde. on SUJiDAV at 1:3) P.
M : Business orluiportaacc to be transacted. Hv
ortlir of the President. fe35-49
yOTlCE-MEMBKRS OF STAB OF THE WEST
IN Council No, 4G5..Ir.O. U. A. M.. are herebv
notified to meet at Cooncll Chamoer, corm-r of
SaralisndTaeirartsts., AlleRhenv, bATUKIJAXt
Februarvl. 1S9- atllM . prompily, to attend tlie
, ruera;0 our late brotn-r. nenrv . aiorrcsoa.
Bv order of R. II. LOVE, Councilor
J. U. 1.3131 CltUA., IICC. CCU ici-ivi
OFFICE OF THE SOUTHWEST PEXSSYLVA1A
iMrnOViMEIfT COMPAKT. f
Prro-BLPB. Pa.. February 19, 18K. )
VTOTirE IS HEREBY CIVEN THAT THE AK
IN NUAL meeting of the stockholders of this
compan will be held at the office or the compan v.
Boom H. It estlnghonse Building Pittsburg. Pa.,
onlUteDAY. March 1. 169i at 12 o'clock noon,
for the election of directors and for the transaction
r such other bnslne-s as mav come before the meet
ing. W. D. UPlEuEAFF, Secretary.
felB-67
The Republican City Executive
Committee of Allegheny
W1U meet in Common Council Chamber on SAT
URDAY, the Sth inst. at 7:30 P. jr.
Ev order of
A. J. PENTECOST, President.
CHARLES "W. NEEB. Secretary pro tem.
ALLEOHEXY, Pa.. February 24. ISM. feS-90.
3Insirefi cninges.
"V"OTICE IS HUSEBY GIVEN THAT THE
1 business or Frev & JlcCormlck (hotel and
restau'ant supplies) at 11 Diamond square, has
been dissolved. P. McCormlck retiring. S. H.
Frey will continue the business and will bo re
sponsible for all debts and to -. hom all money due
the lite lira Is to be paid. S. H. FREY.
PlTTSBL BG, February 23, 1S92, V. MCCORMICK,
fe2S-17
Lecal Notices.
HAYS & NOBT.E. Attorneys at Law,
119 Diamond St.
I7STATE Or MARY A. GILMER. DECEASED
j Notice is hereby gien that letters testa
mentary on the estate of Mary A. Gilmer have been
granted to the undersignei, to w hom all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make Imme
diate payment, and those having claims agalnsttbe
same should make them known without delay.
WM. L. GILMER.
fe2s-31-r Coal Bluff. W ashlngton county.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST CO..
121 and 123 Fourth av.
ESTATE OF JENNIE M. SMALL. DECEASFD.
Totice Is hereby glvea that letters or adminis
tration on the estate or Jennie M. Small have been
granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make im
mediate payment. andthoe having claims against
the same should make them known without delay,
FIDELITY TITLE AID TRUsT CO.,
Administrator, c t. a.
DAVID Q. fWIVG. Attorney. fe!9 2-P
rEKsONAL.
1 PERSONAL Fallert's new studio, second floor.
1207 Carson st. ; handsomest In the two cities;
photos and crayons.
"PERSONAL Credit, yes. credit on fine dress
X goods, silks, satins. wraps.etc. at J.Dwjer's,
Room 4, McCance block. 701 Smlthtleld.
PER-ONAL Ca6h paid for old gold and silver
watches and Jewelry repaired; new work made
to order. Chris. Hauch, 541 Smlthfleld.
PERSONAL First-class plumbing at lowest
prices; estimates promptly furnished. Frank
U. Cullcn. 123 Frankstown av. ; telephone 5416.
PERSONAL Who's a liar! The person that says
their carpets were not well cleaned by the
Electric Carpet Cleaning Co.. corner Ninth st. and
Duqucsne way. Telephone 834.
PERSON AL Information wanted of a family of
the name or Rodgers; they had two daughters.
TlUle and Maggie: their parents were burned up In
a Are about JO ears ago at Allegheny City. Fa. A
liberal reward will be paid to anyone who can give
the desired information. Address Y. Z, 5, Dis
patch office.
PERSON AL "When I was a small boy my mother
always repaired mvireeches and Jacket, but
since i got 10 ne a great Dig man. uicKson. toe
well-known tailor. 65 Fifth av., cor. Wood 6t,,
second floor, has been substituted, who now does
all my cleaning, pressing and renovating In great
Ehune Tol. ism.
LOST.
LOST A large Angora cat, color of maltcsc, an
swering to the name of Major; a liberal re
ward will be paid i r returned to 61 Colwell st.
LOST Between Point Bridge station and Sixth
St.. Pittsburg, a pocketbook containing $10
bilk some notes and other papers of no value to
an person but owner; finder will be rewarded
with all money In book and $5 additional on return
of papers and notes to R, P. Burgan, Charttcrs P.
O.. Allegheny county. Pa., and no questions
asked.
PliOPOSAX.
PROPOSALS FOR ROOFING COPPER
Offlce of buildms for Library of Congress,
145 East Capitol street, Washinston.D.C, Feb
ruary 23, 1812. Sealed proposals for furnish
ing and delivering the tinned sheet copper
and galvanized sheet iron rlbsj required for
the three book stack roofs and portico flash
ings of the building for Library of Congress,
in this city, w ill be received at this offlce until
2 o'clock p. St., on 3IONDAT. the 14th day of
March. 1S92, and opened Immediately there
alter in presence ot bidders. Specifica
tions, general instructions and conditions,
and Dlank forms of proposal may bo ob
tained on application at this offlce. BERN
ARD R. GRLEN, Superintendent and Engi
neer. fe25-45-25.26,27,29mhll,12
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
CEIVED at the offlce of tho Superin
tendent of the U. S. Court House and Post
Offlce building, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, un
til 2 o'clock p. m., on the 4th DAY Ot?
MARCH, 1692. and opened immediately
thereatter, lor all the labor and material re
quired to fit np a toilet toom In the fifth
story, for Railway Mall Service, in strict ac
cordanca with drawings and specification,
copies or which may be had on application
at this offlce. Each bid must be accompanied
by a certified check-lor a sum not les than
2 per cent or the amount or proposal. The
risht is reserved to reject any or all bids
and to waive any defect or informality In
any bid- All proposals received alter tho
tunc stated, will be returned to tho bidder.
Pioposals must be enclosed in envelope
sealed and marked, "Proposal for Toilet
i.uuui mr liauwav aiau service in the u. 0.
Court House and Post Offlce at Pittsourg,
Pa.,"and addressed to J.
N. Pattlsnn Snnflnn.
'attlson.Superm-
tendent, I ebruary 16, 1892
fel8-5t-18,20.22 24,26,28,
KESORT HOTELS.
Atlantic City.
THE SEASIDE
Open all the year.
All conveniences, including sea "water,
baths in the house and covered walk to the
beach.
fe25-t6-D CHARLES EVANS.
THE IRVINGTON,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
Filtered water used for all pnrposes.
fe23-55 CHAMBERS 4 HOOPES.
THE CHALFONTE,
ATLANTIC CITY.
Directly on the Beach Sea water baths in
house. Opens January 30, 1892.
Ja2M4 D C. ROBERTS ft SONS.
THE WAVERLY,
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Opens Feb. 6.
Under new management. Co-nfortabl
steim heat, sun parlors and excellent table
Ja31128
HOTEL TIIvTSHIRK,
Virginia avenue, near ocean. A new winter
house. Large bay-window rooms, giving fine
view of the ocean. Heated by steam and
open grate. Open all the year.
fegj-psn P. W. CHANDLER.
HOTELS.
RIGGS HOUSE,
WASHINGTON, D. a,
Reopened,
Under new management; refurnished and
ledecorated in flrst-class style: table best In
the city. RIGGS HOUSE CO ,
G. DeWITT, Proprietors.
Treasurer. fc26-60-HW
STURTEVANT HOUSE.
NEW YORK.
American plan $2 50 to $3 50 rjer day.
European plan $1 00 per day upward.
THE STURTEVANT HOUSE
is the most central In the city; near all ele
vated roads, street car lines, .principal
places of amusement and large retail stores.
All tho comforts of home with the addi
tional conveniences of the metropolis is of
lcred our guests.
THE STURTEVANT HOUSE.
Broadway, 28th and 29th sts., New York-.NT.
Ji27-23-iiyr
THE-
J&tTDuplay aavertisemenu one dollar per
vpmrc for one insertion, Classified real estate
advertisement on this page ten cents per line for
each insertion, and nune ial.cn for 'cm than
thirty cents.
UNTIL FTTRTHFlt .NOTICK
ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
Classified under the following headings will be ac
cepted at the rate of
ONTE CENT PER WORD
FOB EACH INSERTION when paid for in ad-
ranee either at main or branch offices.
ira-ife-JAdierrtie-nentoo all Kinds,
SUCH AS
"SITUATION-!,
3141.1: HELP,
irn m,e help.
AGENTS
"ROOMS.
HOARDING,
BOARDERS,
"ttlsCEIXANEOU
rtT.sos4i,i,
to r.ET rooms.
MISCELLANEOU': TOR SAI.ES, LOST AND
FOUND.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH.
BUSINESS OFFICE.
Cor. Smlthfleld and Diamond Streets.
ALWAYS OPEN
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANT. FOR SALF, TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANIEVT ADVERTISEMENTS WTLL BE
BECETVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid nnless adver
tisers already have accounts with Tin DiSPATcn.
FOR ALLFUHENY. NO. 107 FEDERAL ST.,
TELEPHONE 563.
FOR THE SOUTHSrDE. NO. HIS CARSON
STKFET. TELEPHONE NO. 6022.
FOR THE EAST END. J. W. WALLACE, 6121
FENNAV.
rrrrsBTTRR-additional.
THOjrAS MCCAFFREY, 3503 Butler street.
E1IIL G. STUCKEY, 24th street and Penn avenue.
ALLEGHENY- ADDITIONAL.
F. H. EGGERS iSON. Ohio and Cliestnut streets.
THOMAS MCHENRY. Western and Irwin avenues.
PERRY M. ULEIM, Rebecca and Allegheny avs.
WA3ITED.
SI ale Hel:?.
BARBFR First-class harbor; best wages; steady
work. 158 Frankstown av., E. E.
DARBER For Saturday. 1003 Carson St., S. S.
B'
OY To learn the barber trade at A. Hauen-
steln's 1515 Sarah St.. s. s., city.
BOr To learn the drug business. Address Drugs,
Dispatch office.
ClARRIAGE and wagon blacksmith. Call at
' Price, Lannan & Co. 's, 24 Beaver or foot of
Western av.
COATMAKERS At once, two flrst-class coat-makers-
union prices and steady work. Butler
& Jackson. New Brighton, Pa.
DRDG CLERK-Reglstered as Q. A.
Drugs, Dispatch office.
Address
GOOD CANVASSERS-To sell safes. 19 Sev
enth av. M osier, Bahmann & Co. C. D. Sey
mour. General Manager.
MAN We can furnish lucrative emnloyment to
man of good address. Call on or address, with
stamp. Room 45, Eisner building.
MAN For general office work in a wholesale
lumber business, an active, qualified man.
Address Cypress, Dispatch office.
M
AN For offlce work: state age and name refer
ence. Address Ji. A., Dispatcn omcc.
MEN that have a large trade in retail tea business
to start In buslnes forthemselves; only relia
ble parties wanted. Address F. R . Dispatch office.
ARBLE SETTERa-Wages f3 M for clgnt
hours; no strike. W. H. Evans & Sons, 1323
Manhattan building. Chicago.
MODELER First-class modeler to work in
plaster, for small flgnres, ornaments, etc.
Apply Pittsburg Brass Companv, Allegheny. Pa.
SALESMAN Flrst-class union hat and furnish
ing goods salesman; one competent of trim
ming windows. Address B. C, Dispatch office;
state salary.
SALESMAN Retail hat salesman; must be thor
oughly experienced man; none others need ad
dress G. G.. Dispatch office.
T7"ANTED Colored boy to work around store:
IT mnst be quick and neat. W. V. Dermltt ft
Co.. 407 Grant st.
"7
TOUNG MEN to learn telegraphy. Apply
X Smart's Business College, 12 Federal st.
legneny,
"1 rjr, MORE men wanted for the Soudiin. Apply
lUU at stage door, Alvln Theater, Friday at 3
A trents Wanteu.
A GEN TS On salary or commission to handle th
new patent chemical ink erasing pencil-the
greatest selling novelty ever produced; erases ink
thoroughl v in two seconds: no abrasion of paper;
200 to SCO per cent, profit; one agent's sales
amounted to $520 In six days; another 132 In two
hours: we want one energetic general agent Tor
each Mate and Territory. For terms and full par
ticulars, address The Monroe Eraser Mfg. Co., La
Crosse. Wis. (X10)
AGENT General agent for this city to open an
offlce and as-ume control or our business;
goods in universal demand, and pay a net profit of
60 to 100 per cent. The Union Company, Broadway
and Astor Place. New York.
AGENTS Men and women. If you want a new,
easv selling household article come and see It.
31. Lee, 'Keystone Hotel, 33 Fourth av.
GENTS-J100 a month to ladv agents selling
White's Lily of thr Valley." Address
White's Toilet Co.. South Bend, Ind,
AGENTS To sell homeopathic medicines: good
commissions Dr. O'Keefeft Co., 708 Smith
field St., Pittsburg, Pa.
AGENT $3 to $7 dally; experience unnecessary.
Putnam ft Co., Perfumers, West U lnsted.Ct,
AGENTS Hustlers; bonanza: permanentjob,
Ta-va-zon, Third and Grant, Pittsburg.
AGEKTS Salary to good men. Wheeler ft Wil
son 3Ifg. Co.. N o. 6, Sixth st.
Female D!r Wanted.
CHAMBERMAID Must be good laundress; refer-
j euce required. Aaaress au u., uispatcn 01
fice. flOOK And a waitress: must be capable and wlll-
ing and have rererences. Mrs." Judge Magee,
Forbes St., beyond Craig. Bellefield.
"CIRL for general housework, small family; must
vji nave goon cnaracier. xnquire aa aiatuson av,,
Allegheny City, Pa.
GPRL to wash dishes at night; one with some
knowledge of cooking. Miller's 123 Fifth av.
HANDS to make shirts and ladles' waists: 702
Penn av. Oppenhelmer ft Hannach.
"IT7ET NURSE Apply Immediately. 123 Locu.t
1 1 si..
, Allegheny.
Male and Female Help Wanted.
ACTORS Light comedian, character old min
and lady pianist that acts. Wire or write
Manager Mabel Heath Company, Mt. Pleasant. Pa.
HELP Man cook and wife, vegetable gardener,
baker, farm hands, colored butler.dlshwasher,
chambermaids, laundress hotel and restaurant
cooks, pantry girls, dlnlngroom girls, family
cooks and chambermaids, S4 to 5 per week: 3J0
housegirls. child's nurse, colored girls, house
keeper. Meehan's Ageucy. 54a Grant st. Tel. 90.
HELP Boy for grocery, cooks, wages f 1 to $8:
chambermaids, nurses, dining room girls,
waitress, laundresses. 200 house girls, German and
colored, kitchen and chambermaids ror hotels;
cooks and dishwashers tor restaurants, etc. Mrs.
E. Thompson, 603 Grant st.
Situations Tfanted.
POSITION as assistant bookkeeper by a voung,
energetic man; has experience; can write Ger
man and English. Address Bookkeeper, Dispatch
office.
POSITION As traveling salesman: have had an
experience of 16 years on the road: can rurnlsh
satisfactory reference. Address O. O., Dispatch
ofllce.
POSITION By middle-aged man and wire as Jan
itor, either lu church or building; can give best
rererences. Address N. W., Dispatch office.
POSITION By stout young man of 17 to learn the
blacksmith trade; can speak German and En
glish. Address Paul Bcamer, Latrobc, Pa.
IJOSmON As charcoal burner and wood chop
per. Address John Miller. Harmer St., Thir
teenth ward, Pittsburg.
POSITION By watchmaker and Jeweler, ten
Tears' experience. S. Frank, 51 Gibbon St.,
Pittsburg.
POSITION By a young married man to take
charge of a farm on salary. Apply SOI Wood
street.
POSITION By an architectural draughtsman of
2 years' experience. Address N. O., Dispatch
ofllce.
POSITION As night watchman or other Inside
work: good reference. "Vet," Dispatch of
fice. POSITION Bookkeeping or ofllce work. Ad
dress W. C. Dispatch ofllce.
sQIl'UATION in a gentleman's garden by a Ger
O man florist and horticulturist (single) with best
or references. Address A. b.. Drugstore, 115 Jun
iata, Allegheny.
SITUATION by Al tinner; 16 vears' experience;
Inside Job; union wages. Address W. II. May,
3 Morcan St.. Allegbcnv. Pa.
SITUATION-iBy stationary engineer; thoroughly
experienced; best of references. Address J.,
DUpatch office.
SITUATION As housekeeper by a competent
lady; widower's family preferred. Address F.,
Dispatch office.
SITUATION As city salesman, butter and egg
line preferred. Address Y.. Dispatch office,
Allegheny.
Hoarders and Lodgers Wanted.
BOARDERS Gentlemen can be accommodated
at 133 Fourth av.
WANTED-Lodgers. Anchor Hotel. Liberty,
cor. Fourth: lodging per night, 25c, 35c. 50c;
per week, (1 25. SI 75. li .
"Wanted Partner.
PARTNER A young man with $1,800 to engage
in a business which will yield big profits. Ad
dress security. Dispatch oCce,
PITTSBBBG - 4MSEAffiGIHr -
WANTED.
F
Rooms "A anted.
"VT ""ANTED Two or tliree uurnrnished rooms for
V no-isekreping. within 10 minutes of
postoffice. Address Z.. Dispatch offlce.
Crsiness Opportunities Wanted.
BOOKKEEPER and correspondent with 11.000;
will pay 100 per month and give ample secur
ity for money to right man. Address K. K.. Dis
patch office.
T17"ANTED A gentleman of flrst-class business
VV qualifications, best of references and prom
inently known. Is in position to negotiate with a
life or fire insurance compan v wl th a view of repre
senting them. Address At. G., Dispatch offlce.
.Bookkeeping Accounts, Etc-. Wanted.
AUDITING and accounting I attend to any
thing in the Hue of Intricate accounting,
andlttng the books of corporations, manufacturers,
merchants, hotels and others. A. F. Sawhlll. 187
Federal St.. Allegheny. Pa.
Fire Insurance WanteS.
BENSW ANGER i, ZAHN-Flre insurance.
Fourth av.
ET. SCHAFFNER. real estate agent. Insur-
ancc placed at lowest rates; 72 Washington
av.. Thirty-first ward.
Financial Wantea.
MONEY to loan at lowest rate of interest; loan
granted promptly, no delay; have a larg
amount on hand at the present time; bring youe
deed with you, will guarantee prompt loan or nr
charge. J. E. McCricIcart, 140 Fifth av.. Tele
phone 1570.
MORTGAGES on city or Allegheny county prop
erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver i,
Co., 92 Fourth av.
TO LOAN $200,000 on mortgages: 1100 and up
ward at C percent: $900,000 at H per cent on
residences Gr business property, vacant lota or
farms. S. II. French. 125 Fourth av.
WANTED (15.009 loan on first mortgage, se
cured by real estate three times the value;
will pay 8 per cent. Address Owner Dispatch of
flce. Miscellaneous Wanted.
BUYERS for birds and animals of all kinds, gold
flsh and flxtures,"in endless variety of cages,
prepared iood for mocking birds and seeds for all
birds: fine dogs. Espich's bird store, 640 Smith
field st.
AINTING and plateglass glazing. R. C. Miller,
825 Grant st . Pittsburg
PATENTS-O. D. Levis (20 years). Solicitor. 131
Fifth av., next Leader, Pittsburg: no delay.
STOVES REPAIRED-Plttsourg Stove Repair
Company, 281 Fifth av.
TRUNKS hauled to and from East End for 50c
Campbell & Davis, 12 Seventh ay. Telephone
276.
USE Jones' Bedbug Paralyzer Jones' Maglo
Roach Powder: contains no poison: roaches
banished by contract; satlractlon given or no pay.
Prepared by Geo. W. Jones. 23 Federal St., Alle
gheny, Pa. Sold by all flrst-class druggists.
WANTED Everybody to know that Pickering,
the house furnisher, will sell 110 worth of
goods on credit for $1 down and 50c a week. Pick
ering, corner Tenth and Penn ay.
"VV ANTED 7.777,777 people to take Ta-va-zon 7-
if cay Diooacure; Dcst niooa pnrincron earin
guarantee every bott'e.
Dr. Griffith, Third and
urani, iriitsDurg, .ra.
T7"AI TED Cemetery lot in Allegheny Cemetery
t V or Homewood about 15x20: must be cheap for
cash. John Hesslck. 62 Washington St.. city.
FOB SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Musical Instruments.
"T70R SALE Fine upright piano, ebony case;
A: cheap. 305 Sandusky St., Allegheny.
PIANO $175 A square Chlckerlnc piano, nearly
new; cost t450, or will exchange In part pay
ment for a lot. Address, Exchange Dispatch
offlce.
, Coal For Sale.
COAL Anthracite and bituminous coal ana
crushed coke for domestic purposes; general
hauling. Latimer, Myers ft Co., Fourth and Try
sts. and Thirtieth and Liberty sto.
Horses. Vehicles, Live Stock For Sale,
BAY MARE Six years old. 15V hands high,
sound and kind, fearless of all oblects: suited
for lady or doctor to ride or drive; will sell cheap,
for want of use. No. 151 Forbes St.. city.
C TATTLE A. J. C. C. H. R Jerseys high class
J breeding, young heifers and bulls: also Barred
Plymouth Rock and Gold Sebright bantam
chickens. H. C. Graff. Kensington. O.
rtHEAP-BIack gelding, white ankles behind.
J good driver: can trot fast If handled: scare at
nothing: lady can drive him: good pedigree, and
coming 6 years, also harness, buggy and cart.
George Klnnear, 178 Forty-fifth street, Pittsburg.
CtOMPLETE small fertilizer plant, comprising
boiler and engine, dryer, tanks, bone mill,
nnlievs. shafting, etc.: situated near railroad, and
with natural gas: will sell machinery separate or
with buildings and ground. Robert Moore, Agent,
114 Wood St., upstairs.
VT-s.RRAGA.NSET TURKEYS-Mammoth gray,
J.1 hardiest, grandest market turkey, never
strav, lav in boxes, in yard and outhouses, ma
ture early; July hatch weigh Thanksgiving 39 and
41 pounds pair, common farmer's feed; extraor
dinary layers, splendid hatchers, magnificent
mothers: no breed exists equal to them, H. C
Graff, Kensington, O.
TEAM Match gray horses and harness, saddle
horse suitable for lady, good grocery horse,
road horse, can trot better than 2.40: double nlat
form 6pring wagon, family barouche, side bar
buggy and harness. Call 147 Fourth av., second
floor.
WAGON Large 2-horse, platform spring
wagon, built by 1 ulton. Walker ft Co., Phil
adelphia, nearly new; also set double harness,
made by Moseman 4 Bro., New York. Inquire of
Henry B. Rea, 633 Liberty st.
WAGONS All sizes and styles In stock, manu
lactured by H. Lange ft Co., 147 to 151 Water
St. Telephone, 1790.
Machinery and Metals For Sale.
BOILERS and engines, second-hand; all sizes,
from 4 to 100 h. p. ; cheapest in the market: 46
boilers and engines in stock, stationary and porta
able, upright boilers, mounted farm engine, etc.;
Steam numps, governor, pulleys 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 luatlng exhaust
fans and ventilating fly fans, water and electric
motors, dynamos and electric lighting: general
machinists, engineers and contractors: stationary
engines and boilers. Tompkins ft Ulrich, 316 Llb
ertj st , Pittsburg, Pa.
ENGINES and boilers or every description: brick
3 ard supplies; contractors, and rolling mill ma
chinery. Thomas Carlln's Sons, Lacock and San
dusky sts., Allegheny.
GRINDSTONES-In aU sizes, for all kinds of
grinding: Craiglelth. New Castle, Nova Scotia
and other grits; iron frames and fixtures for hand,
foot or power: mounted stone, oil stone, emery
wheels and grinders. Win. M. Klrby, 133 First
avenue.
OIL TANKS, rips, casings, all sizes hollers and
engines. Call 147 Fourth av., second floor.
Miscellaneous. ITor Sale.
ALL household goods at private sale at 432 Penn
avenue.
DIAMOND STUD-Very large; will sell at a big
sacrifice: perhaps your friend would buy.
John Hesslck, 62 Washington st , city,
FOR SALE Dr. James' Stllllnglne andSarsapa
rllla, lor Impure blood.
OFFICE FIXTURES-Desks, safe, chairs and
railing; aKo large Ice box; separate or Intact;
cheap. J, G. Frank, caro of staley's Hotel, city.
TT7" ALL PAPER From lc holt up; gilt paper, 3c
IV bolt: solid gilt, 5c. Send for samples to F. L.
Wilson.
FOB SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities.
BUTCHER BUSINESS Will sell at a bargain the
entire fixtures and goodwill or mv butcher
business; I have the largest and best trade In Par
nassus; good reasons for selling. Address Jas. A.
M. Cutclilon, Parnassus, Pa.
DRUGSTORE Good location; Invoices II, TOO;
very cheap. S. Dawes, administrator. Ad
dress H. L. King, 437 Grant st.
?OR SALE Manufacturing Duslness that will
: show large profits; goods staple: a party with
13.000 can make money fast: fine restaurant, livery
stable. Jewelry store, bakery, milk depot, fish and
oyster market, novelty stores, photograph gal
lery. In good town. Holmes ft Co., 420 Smlthfleld
street.
J?OR SALE nennery: fully equipped ; good build
ings. Incubator, etc.; natural gas for heating
purposes: plant Is located at station within Ave
miles of the city; only (500. Liggett Bros., 71Dla
mqnd st.
( KOCEKY Old-established groc
T dwelling: will rent reasonably:
ocery without
: on the main
street. Allegheny; stock will Invoice about! 000: a
rare chance for an enterprising man. Address
Grocer, Dispatch office.
MEAT MARKET in good P. B R. town or 3.500
inhabitants;exceUeutlocatloi, Destln toirn;
only one other market: property can he rented or
bought: good reasons for selling. Address M. M.,
Dispatch office.
SHOESTORE-I am County Superintendent of
Schools; own shoestore; cannot do work or
both; will sell store; cash trade, new goods. $0,000
stock; goods at cost. L. M. Herrlngton, Union
town, l'a.
SHOE REPAIRING FACTORY-In Allegheny,
fitted ud In the modern stTle. with a fair trade.
cheap to a quick bujer. Apply A. D. Wilson, 55
Federal St., Allegheny.
STOCK 75 shares of stoe k In a paving tire brick
plant, yielding large profits, with orders to run
for a year. J. H. Chambers, 102 Fourth av.
llnsiness Properties For Sale.
COR SALE Public sale of hotel. The undcr
J? signed will otter at public sale on the premises
on March 5, at JIM., the property known as the
Central Hotel, livery and bar in connection, doing
a splendid business, situated In the town or Peters
burg, Mahoning county, O,, six miles from Enon
Valley, on the P., Ft. W. ft C. R. R. Mrs. Alice
Husk.
Mnnnfactnrlnp; Sites For Sale.
MANUFACTURING SrTE Second avi, Sixth
ward, city, only ten minutes' walk from P.
O. : 345 feet on Second av, by an a erago depth or 85
feet to line ofB. ft O. R. R. :thli property will be
sold foronc-half the price of adlolninz property,
bamuel A , Black ft Co,, 99 Fourth av.
- 'EIffiaAS; EEBKHARY
rOK SALE TMPKOVED REAL .ESTATE
- -ST - city Residences.
GLENWOOD Sunnyslde av near Second, a
two-story frame dwelling of 5 rooms, hall with
hardtrood italrwav to second floor and vestibule,
city water, good lrv cellar, house newly papered:
this property was built by owner as home and not for
speculation. Only one n.lnnte Irom Second av.
electric and two minutes from B. 4 O. R. R. depot.
Wilt sell tor 12,200 Ifsold within thirty days. (D
300). Black & Balrd, No. 05 Fourth av.
SOUK good paving city property, or will ex
change for eligible vacant lots. A. Baud:, 441
Grant st.
0J"1 BOO 8200 down remainder as rent, neat house
E)A.) 5 rooms, (now renting for 11 per month)
cor. lot, Washington ay.. Thirty-first ward, loca
tion good and easily reached. (851) W. A. Her
ron & Sous. 80 Fourth ay.
CM 800 A very good brick house, nine i
uDtr) near the P. O.,on one or the most del
rooms.
desirable
downtown residence streets: thejnrice is really low.
inwj) n . a. aierron x sons, so a ourin av.
ffi"I 700-MilIer St.. near Reed, a frame dwelling
iiDJ j of live rooms, porches, etc; 1 ot 20x100 leet.
(E-18S). Black A Balrd. No. 95 Fourth av.
East End Residences for Sale.
IJiRAME HOUSE 6 rooms, good cellar, h. andc.
. water, electric bells, outhouses, 'sewered,
large variety of fruit trees and berry plants; lot 100
1117; $3,000 cash. A. Goeddel. 109 Collins av.
LILAC ST , Shadyslde-Brick residence nine
rooms, with all conveniences; payed street,
verjf desirable locality and near electric line and P.
R.R.; lot 63x118. Henry A. Breed, 516 Market St.
NEW frame house 6 rooms, finished attic; all
modern; Wlnslow st.: $3,800; 1500 cash, bal
ance monthly. A. Goeddel, 109 Collins av.
SHADYSIDE. near Moiewood and Ellsworth
avs., a choice residence, new last April; nine
rooms and reception hall, elegantly finished and
equipped with late improvements: lot 50x200: a
beautiful property and worth examination. Henry
A. Breed, 516 Market st.
"TTABD STREET, Oakland: new brick house of
TT eight rooms, ball, bath, range: lot 3x120
feet to an alley, the latter to be widened Into a
street: cheap at $4,500. (4-34-226). Charles Somen,
129 Fourth aye.
000 Oakland, near Boquet 'st two two-
4 story and finished attic frame dwemngs
containing five rooms and finished attic each, hall.
city water, outsiae w. c, gooa slate roor, shutters,
etc. ; this property is situate within one minute
from Atwood electric loop and Second av. electric,
B. & O. R. H. and Jones & Laughlln bridge to
Southside; both honseswlll rentfor$35permonth:
terms reasonable. Black & Balrd, No. 95 Fourth
avenue.
Q(? 000 New house (now being finished), nine
u)U) rooms, wide hall, bath, pantry, laundry,
furnace, front and back stairs, inside shutters,
tile hearths, combination chandeliers, sliding door
between parlor and dining room: street graded,
southern exposure; good residence location and
very accessible: two squares rrom either Firth or
Highland aves.; terms easy if desired. (87). W.
A. Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth ay.
OOO Fine stone-frame bouse, near electric,
' line In the Kist Knfl; nine rooms, recentlon
halt vestibule, attic, bath, hot and cold water. In
side w. c: good dry cellar, with large stable and
carriage house; good drainage: lot 135x120 feet;
terms. 12,000 cash, balance to suit (10). Dennlston,
Elderkln ft Co , Ltd.. 6232 Fenn av., E. E. Tel.5327.
S5,
000 Edwin St.. near Alder and Highland
aves . Fast End: neat brick house seven
rooms, lot 30x120 ft. (82) ; also. $5 50. alnut near
u'liara st , moaern nouse eignt rooms, late nx
tures. (87). W. A. Herron ft Sons, 80 Fourth av.
tiA OOO $500 down, payment of remainder on
pti:9 very, easy terms, modern new house, six
rooms and attic. East End, a very good property
for the money, now renting for $31 per month. (38).
W. A. Herron ft Sons, 80 Fourth av.
700 A paying investment. Income over 7
per cent net. new, handsome brick house,
rooms, modern fixtures, well located. East
End. (16). See W. A, Herron ft Sons, 80 Fourth
avenue.
CQ 200 EastEnd. neat new house 6 rooms and
)) attic on good residence street. (87) W. A.
Herron ft Sons, 80 Fourth av.
Haielwood Residences For Sale.
'7 000 A very desirable residence for the
tip Ij money: new house, nine rooms, besides re
ception halt, bath, namry and laundry, on Smith
St., near Second and Hazelwood avs : lot 55x120 ft.
(88 E E) W. A. Herron ft Sons. 80 Fourth av.
SiG OOO At Hazelwood Location very desir
IDU able; modern house: fine appearance: 9
rooms: modern fixtures. (9EE). W". A. Herron ft
Sons, SO Fourth av.
Allecbeny Residences For Sale,
ADJOURNED Orphans' Court sale Estate of
Louisa C. Auday.deceased; lot 25x100 with
two-story frame dwelling. No 217 River av..
Eighth ward, Allegheny: sale Friday, February
26, at 2 P. K., on the premises. Particulars from
C. F. McKenna, Attorney, 135 Fifth av., or A. J.
Pentecost, 413 Grant St.
ARCH ST. Something worth investigating: a
genuine sacrifice: the cheapest house and lot
ever offered in Allegheny Cltv; price below actual
cost, and must be sold; a three-story brick house of
eight rooms, hall, bath and all conveniences; good
lot; an elegant location for a doctor; this property
is located No. 108 Arch St., near Ohio st. and parks:
examine it and make us vour offers: bids received
until Friday. February 26, at 3 o'clock r. X. ; no
reasonable offer refused. This is a grand oppor
tunity for speculators. For permit see John K.
Ewlngft Co., Exclusive Agents, 107 Federal st.
RICK HOUSE A very desirable brick house
with slate roof and finished attic, containing 8
rooms, double parlors with marble mantels, bath
room, hot and cold water, heater, both gases,
laundry, side porch and all modern conveniences;
lot44TW. Inquire at No. 166 Washington ave.,
Allegheny.Pa.'
MARKET ST. At a sacrifice, a good Allegheny
house at the best point on Market st. ; brick,
8 rooms, bathroom, attic, hall, fine cellar, nice out
side laundry, shade trees, grape arbor: choice lot:
clean paved street: owner must sell forthwith, and
will accept the first reasonable offer. (3-13-821.
Charles Somers, 129 Fourth av.
VTO. 37 Beach st . Allegheny, fine two-story and
i mansard brick dwelling. 14 rooms, saloon
parlor, bath and w. c laundry, furnace In cellar,
all conveniences, side entrance; lot 30x100; at re
duced price and on easy terms, John Ramsey, 80
Fourth av.
"VTO. 103 Arch st , Allegheny: price greatly re-
duced. See John K. Ewing ft Co., 107 Fed
eral st.
0BQ 300 Swlssvale, near schoolhohse, 5-room
vDZij frame: hall, well sewered, fenced, etc.: lot
40X120 to an alley: terms easy; almost immediate
possession. Samuel W. Black ft Co., 99 Fourth
avenue. -
Suburban Residences For Sale.
A FINE PROPERTY situated at Avalon. P.. Ft.
W. ft C. R. R. and the Ohio river, command
ing a wide view over river and valley and close to
the station; broad street frontage, 150x175 feet;
nice house of 8 large rooms, halls; 6table and car
riage house; a very cheap place at 3,500 (4-89-382).
Charles Somers, 129 Fourth av.
G( 300 for a beautiful suburban home at Edge
tlDUj worth near Sewtckley: has ten rooms, bath
room, fine mantels, tile hearth and facings, hard
wood parquetry floors, laundry, good cellar, hot
and cold water, gas, best of plumbing througnont
the house, four and one-half acres of ground with
large forest and fruit trees and shrubbery. An
ideal country residence, with all conveniences and
easy access to the city. (H-107). Black ft Balrd,
No. 95 Fourth av.
QJQ 200 Emsworth. P. Ft. W. ft C. B. R. ; two
a)0 j story Queen Anne frame house of 6 rooms:
grained and papered throughout; bay windows,
water in the kitchen, front and rear porches: lot
50x150 feet, with 'fruit and shade, and a small
stable: a nice location and a convenient and
pleasant home: terms easy. (4-90-386). Charles
Somers. 129 Fourth ave.
KNOXVILLE.
"POR SALE-SOME BEAUTIFUL HOMES-
One C-room brick house, two lots. Orchard Place,
$4,000.
One 7-room brick house, one lot, paved street,
$4,500.
Two 5-room brick houses, lots 37)4x100 each.
Orchard Place, $3,750.
One 7-room frame house, one lot, paved street,
$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, paved street, each
$1,800.
Twelvc7-room brick houses, paved streets, each
$2,300.
Seven 4-room brick houses, very pretty, $2,700.
Elght4-room brick cottages, one lot, each!, 700.
Any of tho above lovely homes In this greatly
favored city of beautiful homes will be sold on
terms to suit buyers.
BUILDING LOTS-200 ofthe most beautirnl build
ing lots to be round in the county are offered at
prlcesmuch less than property having similarly
attractive features can be had for. The P. 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 01 the
ahove-propcrtles or a lot will be fortunate.
TO LET A number of R, 4. 5 and 7-room houses
at moderate rents to good paying tenants. None
others need apply.
Take any ofthe Southside street cars.
KNOXVILLE LAND IMPROVEMENT CO..
85Knoxavenu. Knoxvllle.
FOR S ALE LOTS.
Fast End Lots Tor Sale.
PENN AV. East End: at a bargain, a largo lot:
will sell for $110 per foot front, now assessed
by sworn appraisers at $175 per loot front; this Is a
bargain not often to be had. C. H. Love, No. 93
Fourth av.
Allegheny Lots For Sale.
ArLOTofground fronting 175 feet on Pcrrys
vllle av , Allegheny, near Charles st.. on easy
payments. If d sired. A. Bauck, 441 Grant et.
ALLEGHENY lots. $150 to $300; Gusky plan.
1 Perrvsvllle road; small cash payment, balance
very easy; no Interest. Black ft Balrd, No. 95
Fourth av.
Snbnrban Lots For Sale.
AT SWISSVALE, P.B.R., choice lots in Palmer
place, one minute rrom statlonrthe finest lots
In tho market, near a good station, at reasonable
Jirices; city water; two lines of railroad: delightful
ocatlon; good schools: will truly maWs you a better
investment thara savings bank; unsurpassed ror
a suburban home. Hoffman ft Baldrldge, Wllkins
burg, opposite depot. Telephone 7243.
Tarms For Sale.
FARM FIrst-ciass investment; certain to in
crease in value; .74 acres: S miles Iroin Ken
sington, 1 mile from station; house of 5 rooms: un
derlaid with coal: $65 per acre: make an excellent
dairy or poultry farm; well watered, inquire 104
beventh ay,, city.
26, 1892
FOB SALE LOTS
IARM-For sale or rent at once: located near
. Greensburg; contains two veins of coal, salt
rock: oil found near; manufacturing works located
on adjoining farm. Address Samuel P. Ruff,
Weaver's Old Stand, Westmoreland county. Pa.
FARM for sale or exchange: 220 acres in Venango
county. Pa.; will sell for $6,500, or will ex
change for an oil production, or for a town or city
property. Address T. S. Font, Emlentan. Pa.
E ARM On easy terms, a small farm of 35 acres,
well adapted for gardening pnrposes. For
terms address or apply to Jos, II. Robinson, Tar
entum. Pa.
. Real Estate.
CIOAL and timber land, choice. 41 tracts: big fee
J to agent who sells; circulars free. J. H. Bris
tor, Martinsburg, WestVa.
r Cemetery Lota For SaIo.
I OT 15x20. Allegheny Cemeterv. W. R. Errett,
I Room No. 8. Bakewell Building.
TO LET.
City Residences.
I'O LET-?15 per month (Possession at once ir
. dislrcd: rent free to April 1;) brick house of 6
rooms, flrst-cia-s order: hall, vestibule, bath,
range, hot and cold waler; easily reached : only 25
minutes from postoffice: location desirable and
healthrul; 1320 Virginia av. Send for printed list
free. W. A. Herron Sons, 80 Fourth av.
TO LET Two-story building. 50x80 feet, with
driveway, yard ana stahle: very desirable for
storage or warehouse: Ross St.. near Fourth av.:
rent low; call or send for list. W. A. Herron &
Sons, No. 80 Fourth av. ,
rpo LET-
Four eight-room houses on Whitney's
X Tci
Terrace. Breckcnrldzeav.. Thirteenth ward.
for rent at $M per month, owner paying water
rate. George I. Whitney, 57 Fourth av.
TO LET 199 Third av., line three-story brick
dwelling. It rooms, with bath and all con
veniences; good location (or lodgers. Baxter,
Thompson A Cot. 162 Fourth av.
TO LET 154 Center av.. near Dinwiddle St..
three-story brick, nine rooms with all con
veniences; moderate rent. Baxter. Thompson ft
Co., 162 Fourth av.
TO LET B Chatham St., line three-story brick of
12 rooms, with bath and all conveniences: good
location for roomers. Baxter, Thompson ft Co.,
162 Fourth av.
rpo LET-$25 per month; No. 82 Vickroy St., near
L Magee, a six room brick house In good repair.
J. E. Glass. 138 Fifth ay.
rno LET-
Small dwelling, five rooms and attic.
X 406 -Ferry at..
pittsDurg. itoDert Jinor. 17
bnerman av., Aiiegneny.
rpo LET Houses on Grandview av.. Mt. Wasb-
X lngton. Apply Marland's estate office, Stan
wixst. East End Residences To Let.
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 ft Balrd, 95 Fourth avenue.
TO LET 803 South Negley 'ay., corner Walnnt
St.. two squares from Fifth av. : location is
one of the most central and desirable in the East
End: 10 rooms: modern fixtures: large yard; $50 per
month: send for list. W. A. Herron ft Sons, 80
Fourth av.
TO LET $45 per month: a very desirable brick
house eight rooms, bath, laundry.late fixtures;
one of the most desirable sections of OaUl&nd; pos
session can be had at once If desired, W. A. Her
ron ft Sons, 80 Fourth av.
TO LET No. 320 Edwin St.. near Alder st., near
Illland av., 6 rooms and attic; $32 50 per
month: send for list.
80 Fourth av.
Sons, No.
TO LET Near Roup station and Ellsworth av.. a
new frame house of 8 rooms and hall, with
every modern
convenience. J. is. uiasj, us
Fifth av.
TO LET Oakland A new frame house of nine
rooms and all modern conveniences; lot 56x100:
Terrace St., near Robinson St. J. E. Glass, 133
Hfthav.
TO LET East End res!dences:llstson application;
corrected weekly in Monday and Thursday's
Dispatch. Davles Jt Van Gorder, 6212 Penn av.
TO LET Residences In East End, etc. ; lists upon
application; corrected' weekly In Monday's
Dispatch. D. Behen ft Son, 4112 Penn av.
Hazelwood Residences To Let.
TO LET Well suited for a physician. Second
near Hazelwood av., modern house of fine ap
pearance, (rooms. S37 50 per month; send for list.
W. A. Herron ft Sons, 80 Fourth av.
Allegheny Residences To Let.
TO LET Allegheny Four new and elegant
three-story stone-front houses; corner Fayette
and Fnlton sts. 11 rooms and reception hall, hard
wood mantels and finish, lighted by electricity and
gas: electric bells. Inquire at No. 60 Third av.,
Pittsburg.
TO LET- per month. No. 195 Market St.. Alle
gheny, elegant brick house, containing 6 rooms,
bath. hall, attic, laundry, both gases and all mod
ern conveniences; in a good neighborhood. Inquire
at No. 104 Franklin st,, Allegheny.
TO LET Dtslrable three-story press brick dwell
ing, nine rooms, bath.' laundry. No. 16 Sher
man av.. Allegheny, with all modern improve
ments, including heater in halU Robert Knox, Jr.,
17hhermanav., Allegheny City. -
TO LET 55 Lincoln av.. Allegheny, house of
eight rooms, with aU .modern conveniences.
Mo per month; water rent Included. Joseph P.
ankln ft Co., Real Estate Brokers, No. 154 Fourth
avenue.
rpo LET Allegheny houses;
send for to let list.
jl cnangea aauv:
office ODen until 9.30 P. M. : see
Monday and Thursday's Dispatch. A. Z. Byers ft
Co., 93 Federal st.
TO LET S2S per month, neat brick house of 8
rooms, modern fixtures. Sheffield St., Alle
gheny; send for list. W. A. Herron ft Sons, 80
Fourth av.
fTO LET A ten and severroom brick dwelling in
X Allegheny; modern improvements; rent $525
and $324; owner pajs water rent.
Inquire Co Fourth
avenue.
TO LET Allegheny residences: lists upon appli
cation: corrected weekly In Monday's Dis
patch. A. D. Wilson. 55 Federal St.. Allegheny.
TO LET Ten-room brick house, facing parks. 79
Cedar av.. Allegheny; w. c, both gases; rent
$60. George Rlulfuss. 58 Arch St.. Allegheny.
TO LET Allegheny houses. See John K. Ewlng
ft Co., 107 Federal st. Send for printed list.
Suburban Residences To Let.
TO LET Six room brick dwelling In O'nara town
ship, with 12 acres land, large orchard, good
spring ana springnonse; water in me nouse; oarn
and other outbuildings; one mile from Sharpsburg
011 Klttannlng road. Inquire of S. A. McPherson at
Greenwood cemetery, or Jas. G. Weir, at County
Commissioners' offlce.
Hooms To Let.
ELEGANTLY furnished
floor, for housekeeping.
front room, second
8 Wylieav.
FURNISHED ROOMS-CaU at 16 Bouquet St.,
EastEnd.
ROOMS Two rooms. No. 162 Forbes sU Inquire
t4S16 Ellsworth av., near Neville st.
Offices and Dealt Room To Leu
riO LET In Ferguson block, the finest fire proo
X ofllce building In the city, located on Third
av.. Just below the new postoffice, 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
nnd Inconvenient buildings; possession at once;
rent free until April 1: send for illustrated book.
Black ftBalrd. No. 95 Fourth ay.
rpo LET Offices In the absolutely 11 reproor build
X ing or the Pittsburg limes, located on Third and
i ourth avs.. near the new postoffice; the most desir
able offices in the city Jf all modern conveniences,
fireproorvaults, 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 a v.
TO LET Dwellings, stores and offices; upon re
quest we will mail you our rent list regularly
until April 1, free of charge; write your name
plainly and give full residence address street and
number. Black ft Balrd, 95 Fourth av.
TO LET For a dentist, one of the most promi
nent offices In the cltv at a moderate rent. See
W. A. Herron a Sons, 80 Fourth av.
TO LET Desk room in Penn building.
at Room 437.
Inquire
Business Stands To Lot
TO LET A fine fire-proof room on first floor of
new Dispatch building. Diamond street,
suited admirably for offlce or storeroom: posses
sion can be given at once: one of the best loca
tions In the city for insurance or banking, real
estate or other such business. Apply to Business
Manager The Dispatch.
TO LET Water St., near Smlthfleld, first floor,
warehouse, now occupied by Chess, Cook ft
Co., 30x97: and entire basement through to First
av.: 160 deep: one or three yean, lease; location
very desirable. Apply to Hunt ft Clapp, Room 59,
95 Fifth av.
TO LET Store and G dwelling rooms (neat, new
building). Second, near Hazelwood av; a good
business and growing location, suitable ror shoe,
hardware, tin, -drygoods. notion business, at al;
send for list. W. A. Herron ft Sons, 80 Fourth
rpO LET Dwellings, stores and offices: upon rc
X quest we will mall you our rent list regularly
until April I. free of charge: wrlto your name
plainly aud give full residence address street and
number. Black ft Balrd. 95 Fourth av.
rpo LET fceparate storerooms wtn railroad
X track: all receiving, handling, shipping and
delivering facilities: also office room. Inquire of
W. A. Hoeveler, storage. Pike and Twelfth sts.,
Pittsburg. Ta.
TO LET Spaco with power Cor. Penn and Third
av.: three floors: 20. (X reet space; abundant
power; good light; splendid location: every con
venience. Apply Nicola Bros f 20 Filth av.
TO LET Desirable storeroom
new Dlsnatch bnlldlnr: Hi
LMamaud st. In
light and heat fur-
nlshed. Apply to Bnsiness Ofllce The Dispatch,
corner Smlthfleld and Diamond sts.
TO LET Butcher shop. 1828 Carson st.,Sonthslde;
also for sale all the fixtures and the good will of
the business. For further lniormatlon Inquire of
C. Claus, 1828 Carson st , Southside.
fTO LET Larec.
well-lighted basement, with
No. 90 Fourth avenue: onlv
X good entrance.
S2.)0ner vear; call or send for minted list fre.
W. A. Herron ft Sons, 80 Fourth av.
TO LET Business stand. West Carson St., con
sisting of store and five dwelling rooms, $35
per month. Call or send for printed list free. W.
A. Herron ft Sons, 80 Fourth av.
TO LET.
.Business Stands To Let,
TO LET 152 Third av. , opposite pottofflee: first
floor and cellar: desirable storeroom and third
floor and attic. Inquire of J. S. Murray, Legal
Journal office, 406 Grant st.
TO LET Four-story brick building. 139 Second
av.. two doors from Smlthfleld St.: will lease
for Ave years. Apply at first floor office of Kauf
manns ' store.
TO LET In good town near dty; flrst-class store
room.' new; rood opening for man with some
capital aud push. Address W. M., Dispatch office.
T
O LET Hair of storeroom. 102 Fifth.
Inquire
Donneii ft Frish, 13 J- mu av.
Farms To Let.
TO LET Farms.
Sandy Creek. A. V. R. R., 40 acres.
Swlssvale. 38 acres.
Venice, Washington county. 43 acres.
l'lum Creek. Allegheny county, 216 acres.
Stanton av.. Nineteenth ward. 19 acres.
Bellefleld av.. Fourteenth ward. 80 acres.
On all of these are good buildings. Also others.
Send for list, free. -
W. A. Herron ft Sons, 80 Fourth av.
TO LET Near Sewickley. farm pf 40 acres, fine
orchard, dwelling house, contains 10 rooms,
nat. gas and water In bouse, good barn and other
outbuildings; will rent cheap to a desirable tenant.
Inquire at No. 101 J rankllu st., Allegheny City.
TO LEI On Greensburg pike. nearWIlklnsburg.
Wllkins township, a farm of 54 acres: brick
dwelling, barn and outbuildings: well located lor
fardenlng or dairy; $4TO per year: send for list.
V. A. Herron ft Sons. 80 Fourth av.
Miscellaneous To Lets.
TO LET Dwellings, stores and offices: upon re
quest we will mail you our rent list regularly
until April L free of charge; write your name
plainly and give full-residence address street and
number. Black ft Balrd. 95 Fourth av.
ri O LET Several stables.
Send for list. free.
W. A. Herron ft Sons, 80 Fourth av.
TO LET Stabling for six horses and wagons.
Apply to est. H. Wood, No. 208 Wood St..
city.
AUCTION SALES.
SALE OF LAND BT THE UNITED STATES
at Pittsburjr. Pa. Be It 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 purcl-aser or purchasers
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 Pittsburg; Pennsylvania,
at the northwest corner of Penn avenue and
Garrison alley, in tho Fourth ward of said
cltv, fronting one hundred feet on west side
or Penn avenne and extending northwardly
along the west-line or Garrison alley, pre
serving the same width, to low-water line of
the Allegheny rtver.snbject.however.to such
public easements as exist thereon and there
over. Depot Quartermaster's offlce, Wash
ington, D. C. February 6, 1692. Under the
provisions of the above quoted act of Con
gress, aDproved May 21, 1890, and by direc
tion of the Secretary or War. I will offer for
sale at public auction at the Stock Exchange
building, 115 Fourth avenue. In the city of
Pitt9buKr, Pa., on FRIDAY, the 11th day or
March, 1S92, at 11 o'clock a. m., for cash, the
property described In said act, together
with such improvements thereon as belong
to the United State, subject to the condi
tions set forth in said act, and subject also
to the terms and conditions named In the
printed circular of this date, eppies 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 the ground can be seen. The right
is reserved to reject any or all bids, or to ac
cept any dici or mas suDject to tne conai
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 highest 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 the
property will then and there be reoffered
for sale. Payment of the remainder of the
purchase money must be made upon deliv
ery or duly executed deed or deeds for the
property purchased, or the property may be
resold, without further notice, at the risk:
and cost of the defaulting purchaser. The
cost of all conveyancing 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. feS.27
AUCTION SALE.
FnrnJure, Carpets, Organ, Etc,
FBIDAY, February 2tf, at 10 o'clocK, at the
rooms, 24 and 26 Ninth st.
Fine chamber suites In oak and walnut,
folding beds, cbifibniors, bureaus, wash
stands, pirlor suites, couches, lounges,
tables, chairs and rockers, curtains, fine par
lor organ, wardrobe, sideboards, extension
table, leather chairs, china closets, book:
cases, dishes, glassware, hair and host mat
tress, springs, and bedding, brussels and
Ingrain carpets for rooms, halls and stairs,
kitchen and laundry furniture. Sale posi
tive: owner leaving the city.
i HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
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PROPERTY RENTED fS4
remittances made promptly.
T A V CO and assessments looked after
I A AUO and paid.
Established 1863.
W. A. Herron & Sons,
0 FOURTH AVENUE.
Ja2-lt-3,8,15,22,29,fe5,12,19,28
CHOICE OFFICES
IN
Hamilton Building.
FINEST IN THE CITY.
91 and 93 Filth avenue, Pittsburg. fe20-8D
TIN PLATE
IS BEING MANUFACTURED
-
AT -
KENSINGTON.
TIE PITTSBURG TIN PLATE COMPANY
Commenced the manufacture of Tin Plate at their exten
sive works in this new manufacturing city during the
past week, and the quality is considered by experts and
consumers superior to the imported article.
We will, from time 'to time, announce the comple
tion and operations of the different manufactories.
To get the benefit of choice sites, original prices and
increase in values, lots should be selected and bought
now.
No mistake can be made in putting your savings in
property at Kensington. Money so invested will soon
doubk. It has now a population of over 2,000 people,
and is growing every day by families mo ing into their
. own homes.
VISIT KENSINGTON.
Call and get free railroad tickets given there and
return. Salesmen always on the ground.
For further information apply at office of
TIE BuHELL "If EOMIT COliE '
ROOMS 30, 32 AND 34.
. INO. 96 FOURTH AVENUE,
' '. ,. '. PITTSBURG, PA. . '-
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CHOICE PBOPEETTES.
- FOE SALE
A 12 Room Modern House.
ALL KINDS OF
FBTJTT AND SHADE TEEES.
About an Acre of Ground.
HEAB SCHENLET PAEK.
Terms to Salt.
PRICE, $9,500.
PETER SHIELDS,
S33 GRANT ST.
fe26-3-TTsa
FOR SATrK
FINEST $10,000
HOUSE IN THE
EAST END,
Asphalt street, Queen Anne brick. 13 rooms,
reception hall, dining room and bathroom
aU finished in bard wood; open-work; plumb
ins: fine laundry: large pantrv, with shelves
and drawers: extra large porches; shade on
front porch In the afternoon: don't buy untiT
joi have seen this lovely home.
BLACK & BAIRD,
No. 95 Fourth Ave.
fe2fr33--rrs-i
9 Acres,
FORBES AVE., EAST END.
A beautiful piece of property, suita
ble for fine residence or sub-division,
only $4,250 per acre. A special bar
sain. Black & Bairdj No. 95 Fourth Ave.
fe2M4 wrsa
SMITHFIELD METHODIST
EPISCOPAL' CHURCH,
Lot 60x110 feet one of tha most desirable
downtown properties for sale. Corner
Seventh and Smithfield Street.
W. A. HERRON & SONS,
fe26.76-2S29,mh3 80 Fourth ave.
FOR SALE PAYING INVESTMEN TS
Cedar av. (near Liberty av.) Bloomfleld
Well improved property renting for $666 per .
year; price, SJ7.SO0. (69c)
Forty-seventh St. Five brick dwellings
and store room, renting for $870 per yean
price, $3,500. (13c.)
Main, near Penn av. Three good dwell
inas, renting for $600 per year -price, $6,50C
(81c.) '
Gum St. A good brick dwellinsr, eight
rooms, renting lor $336 per year; price, $5,00".
(15c.)
Pasture St. Three houses, renting for $611
per yean price, $6,000. (63c)
These aro all naying above 6 per cent net,
after allowing for taxes, insurance and re
pairs. O f some verv easy payments.
W. A. HERRON 4 SONS SO Fourth av.
fel6-71-16,19,22,26,mhl
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OR SALE
Very neat, new and modern East EniJ
hones: location good; payments very easy,
$4,500 Meadow St., 6 rooms and attic (88)
$3,200 Cvprcss st, 7 rooms and attic (87)
$5,500 Walnut St., 8 rooms, storage room.
(87)
$3,200 Gross St., 5 rooms and attic (86)
$4,700 Euclid ar.. 9 rooms, very handsome.
(86)
W. A. HEREON 4 SONS, 0 Fourth av.
fel8-19-18,20,23.26L
Brick and frame;
situated on steam
and electric rail
way: houses all oc
cupied and paying
over 7 per cent;
will increase in
value rapidly. Bir
ROW OF
15 HOUSES
$30,000."
PAYING OVER
bargain if sold at
once. One-third
7 PER CENT CLEAR.
cash, balance to salt. A. S. GRAY & CO..
fel-86 Eisner Building.
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