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A BUSHEL OF MONEY.
Nearly a Million Dollars, in Cash and
Checks, raid to the City.
TAXPAYERS' LAST DAI OP GRACE.
Oyer a Hundred Protests Against High Tal
nations Filed.
AX IMPORTAXT COURT RULING MADE
Yesterday was the last day for 1892 when
discounts were allowed on one-half the
year's taxes on property. It will be remem
bered that Councils extended the time for
discounts becauso of the Finance Com
mittee's tardiness in presenting an appro
priation ordinance, but no account was taken
of the 15th, to-day being a legal holiday,
and consequently the taxpayers thereby lose
one of the 15 days of grace. This, however,
only applies to those who do not have bant
accounts. Any person who can mail his
check to-day, dated April 15, and get it to
the City Treasurer in to-morrow morning's
mail, will still get 5 per cent off on half his
year's taxes, but discounts will not be al
lowed any cash paid at the windows.
An immense amount of money was paid
and receipted for as taxes yesterday. A
bushel basket full of checks, ranging from
f4 to f 20, 000, -were received during the day,
and in addition more than 8150,000 was re
ceived by the clerks at the windowa.
The IVnnsyltanla Kaitroad Pnts Up.
The largest payment made during the
day was that of the Pennsylvania Itailroad
Company. Superintendent Pitcairn called
and paid between 559,000 and 60,000 lor
the company's numerous properties in vari
ous wards of the city as well as several
thousand on his own real estate.
The day's receipts, including checks and
cash, amounted to nearly 51,000,000, and
may even exceed that when counted. Last
Saturday the amount received was
$1,200,000. The first three days of this week
532S.459 43 more was received. The total
received np to date will exceed 2,500,000,
which ib about the same amount received at
a corresponding period last year and the
year belore. The largest checkreceived yes
terday was from William F. Aull, aient for
the Denny estate, for 550,180 S3. Jones &
Laughlin's check was lor 528,000. Thomas
3IelIon & Sons fent one in for 513,627 82
and one tor 84,000. which pays the taxes on
their real estate all over the city. Accom
panying the larger check Mellon & Sons
filed a protest against the valuations and
classification of certain of their proper
ties and a demand that when the court shall
have adjusted the errors of the Board of
Assessors the excess paid shall be refund
cd by the city.
A Hundred Taxpayers Protest.
More than a hundred such rrotests have
been filed by persons who have appealed
their assessments to court in order to secure
the 5 per cent discount on their September
installment. '
A ruling was made in Common Pleas
Court Xa 2 yesterday that such protests
must be respected by the city in case of a
reduction ol taxes by the court on an appeal
acainvt the City Assessors' classification or
vacation. The rule applies to those who
have already paid their taxes, with or with
out filing a protest, as well as those who
may hereafter pay before the court takes
action on theirappeals. The ruling is in
accordance with the action taken Wednes
day by the attorneys interested in appeal
cases, notice having been given the court
City Treasurer Denniston said yesterday
that in no case would he allow a discount
on taxes not mailed to him to-dav, as he
was not permitted to correct Councils' error
in not recognizing Good Friday as a lesal
holiday. "I have only 15 davs left now in
which to collect the taxes of those who only
-wish to rav the first installment." he said.
"and I will be late now in my report to the
Controller. It i do not enforce the law in
this matter my report will be further de
layed, and that I wish to avoid."
A LEGAL HOLIDAY.
Solemn Church Unices to Bo Held To-Day
and Public Offices Closed.
To-day is Good Friday, the most solemn
day of Lent. As a consequence, not only
will religions denominations observe
the day, but the banks, courts and postoflice
will be closed. The fiostoffice will observe
the following schedule:
Money order and registry offices will be
closed all dav: stamp window No. 2 will bo
open from 7.00 a. m. to 6 r. si., alter which
stamps, envelopes, etc., will be sold at tlio
general delivery window. The general deliv
ery windows will be open all dayand all night
sit the main office, and from 7 a. m. to 1 p. M.,
li ml lrom 7 r. li. to 9 v. M. at the stations;
special delivery letters will be delivered as
on other days: mails, will tie received ana
dinntched as usual; the carriers windo-v
u ill be open from 12 M. to 5 r. m.: the six-triD
carriers will make deltveriexat 7:15, 9:39 and
11 a. m.: thiee and four-trin carriers will
make deliveries at 7:15 and 11a. m.; two-trip
carriers will make one delivery: foot and
cart collectors will make their usual dally
collections.
A HEW FEEE BKIDGE.
Alderman McNelrney Opens Up a Dazzling
Pro&pcctus forLaTrrenceville People.
It is reported that another bridge will
span the Allegheny river. Alderman Mc
Kcirney said last night: "Yes, there is to
be a new bridge over the Allegheny, pro
vided the sewer on Fifty-second street is
constructed. As it is a certainty that the
sewer will be built, the bridge is also a cer
tainty. In fact, the charter has been
printed. Those chiefly interested in the
matter are Thomas Bailey, Conrad Lyncs
and M. Lydon. The bridge will cost 573,000.
It will span the river at the foot of Fitty-s-econd
street. The probabilities are that
at an early date it will be tree for pedes
trians." Itntan and Oliver Have a Conference.
There was considerable excitement in Al
legheny political circles last night on ac
count of ex-Senator Kutan asking for a con
ference with Martin Oliver, against whom
he has brought a number of suits on a charge
of election frauds. The last suit was before
Mayor Voegtly, and the case was appealed
to court. Mr. Oliver called at Senator
Jtutan's house last night, and the two went
to the residence of W. B. Rodgers, attorney
for Mr. Rutan. Neither of the gentlemen
could be found late last night. Mr. Eodgers
would not make any statement
Ivleuers' TYonderfnl Stock or Pianos and
Organs.
In addition to the numberless Steinway,
Conoverand opera pianos and other musi
cal Instruments sold daily at this popular
old-timo establishment, the Messrs. Kleber
have also disposed of quite a number of
Vocalion church organs. At tlio low price
ifS00 the Vocalion furnishes more vaiietv.
delicacy and strength of tone than any $2,500
pipe organ, while lor durability it far sur
passes the latter.
Tlio Klebers enjoy the confidence of the
nuldic tor their integrity, and also for the
Minerlor excellence of their Instruments.
Anything that comes from Klebers' must of
necessity be musically perfect and satis
l&ctory. Their store is 500 Wood street.
Eastrr Souvenir Spoons.
Over 500 different designs and styles of
decoration. Some really beautltul spoons
so appropriate, too inexpensive, $1 to $3.
E. BoBEKTS & Soxs,
Fifth avenue and Market street.
Wall Paper.
Removal sale and great reduction in
mcc, G. C. SmriLE, Limited,
1 403 Smlthficld street.
EASTEn neckwear.
Uaksach 8, 30 Sixth street.
crnEpT trotters and pacers will be sold at
Arnheim's sale, Thursday, April It
KICKING 017 COMMITTEES
Northslde ConncllmenAra Dissatisfied With
Chairman Parke's New Assignments.
Considerable dissatisfaction was expressed
in Allegheny last night over the new as
signment of Conncilmen on the committees.
Councilman Rudolph said: "This is the first
time in tlio history of Allegheny that tha
Councilm&nic committees have been
changed in te middle of a, session: It was
a strange thing for President Parke to
make changes when there was no opposi
tion to him; I believe it was on account of
his delegate fight. He has also changed the
Library Committee so as to defeat Stephen
son as librarian and elect a relative of his."
Last night the new Chairman of the Pub
lic Safety Committee, Charles Simon, in
place of Simon Drum, gave out his list of
sub-committees. It is as follows:
Fire Drum, Chairman: Ilarblson, Stacey.
Stauffer, Goettman, Robinson, Schad and
Hannon.
Health Eoblnson. Chairman; Crulkshank,
McGeary. Stoylng, Drum, Home, Peter Born,
Hannon.
Police Ober, Chairman; Schad, McGeary,
Stacey, Crulkshank, Home, Goettman,
Eodetlck.
A BAD BUTLEB COURTS" BOY
Fights With His Teacher, Is Whipped and
Snt to Morgan za.
Ernest O. Johnson, atall, gawky boy about
5 feet 10 inches in height, and who, it was
claimed, wns tinder the age of 16 years, was
a prisoner in the jail last night, having been
placed there by an officer from Potter coun
ty, who was taking him to Morganza. The
papers deposited by the officer showed that
the boy was charged with incorrigibility.
In conversation with "Warden McAleese
the prisoner stated that the primary cause
of his trouble was a row with his school
teacher, and when asked who came off best
in the battle the prisoner dofied his cap
exhibiting a scalp wound that extended
half way across his head and contained
about a dozen stitches. The prisoner will
be taken to Morganza this morning.
Googins Tor Alternate National Delegate.
The colored Eepnblicanr. have prepared a
letter to the Allegheny county delegation
to the coming State Convention, urging the
recognition of the colored wing of the party
by making Lemuel Googins, of this city, an
alternate delegate to the Kational Republi
can Convention. T. W. Gale is Chairman
of the committee having the matter in
charge. Mr. Googins was unanimously
selected for the place by a large convention
of colored Republicans at City Hall several
weeks ago.
Alderman Hartman Convalescent.
Alderman Hartman, of the Twenty
Eeventh ward, has been confined to his
room for the last two months, his health
failing him through over-work. He is now
on the fair road to recovery, and will be
found at the aldermanic bench on Monday
morning. The alderman has been in
business for over 20 years, during which
time he has served four terms as deputy
mayor. Baring his illness he lost over SO
pounds, but hopes to regain it with interest
in a short time.
Worthy or Note.
ALLKonEST General Hospital.
Max Klein's Silver Ace Whisky has been
used exclusively in this institution for med
icinal purposes with good results.
irwr F. If. Tildzsley, Superintendent.
Wall Paper.
Removal salo and great reduction In
prices. G. C Shidle, Limited,
103 Smttlifield street.
Fort Pitt Spoon for Easter.
Abeantiful souvenir A charming design
An apnronriate gift at any time Price
$1 75 to J3. Sold only by
E. K Roberts & Soss,
Fifth avenue and Market street.
White and fancy vests for Easter.
ILiKXiCH's, 30 Sixth 'street
Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
Bewaro of imitations.
Eastee neckwear.
Hasit ach's, SO Sixth street.
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Meetlncs.
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF MANCHESTER
Lodge No. 403. I. O. O. F., are requested to
meet at their halt, corner Washington and Beaver
avs., SUNDAY. Apr.l 17, at 1 P. M.. sharp, to
attend the funeral of our late brother. John M.
Kowbottom.
Sister lodges are respectfully Invited to attend.
By order of N. G.
DR. J. L. ROBERTSON.
Secretary pro. tem. apl5-70
OrnCE or PniLAnTLPHtA Compant,
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810 I'EXN AVEXUE.
PiTTsarRC. P.. Anrll 14. hot
THE ANNI'AL MEETING OF THE STOCK
HOLDERS ( the Philadelphia Company will
lp held in the office ofthe company. Westlnehouse
building. 83) Penn avenue, Pittsburg. Pa., on
-VON DA Y. Slay 2. 1892. at li o'clock noon. Trans
fer booiis will be closed from April a) to May 2,
both Inclusive. AY. D. UPTEURAf'F.
aplj-64-D Secretary.
Iltislness Change.
TvISsolution of partnership tjotice
xf Is hereby given that the copartnership hereto
fore existing between A. McDonald and George T.
McDonald. undr the firm name of A. McDonald &
Son. was dissolved on the first day of April, 1892,
bj-mulujl consent. A. ilcDunild assuming all lia
bilities of the old tlrm and collecting all accounts
due the said linn, and will continue the bnslness at
the corner of Third and Market sts. George T. Mc
Donald will continue the business under the firm
name of George T. MrDonald t Co., at 21 Federal
St.. Allegheny. A. MCDONALD, GEO. T. MC
DONALD aplS-13
Notices.
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, (
PlTTSBURO February 29, 1S92. i
rPHE COUN1Y COMMISSIONERS WILL
J. hold appeals from the triennial assessment of
1892 for the se eral districts named on the day and
date given below:
Wednesday. April 13 BraddocV township.
Thursday. April 14 Fourteenth ward. Pittsburg.
Friday. April IS Eighteenth ward, Pittsburg.
Mquday. April 18 Ti enty-fourth ward, Pitts
burg. Tuesday. April 19 Versailles township.
Thursday. April 21 CUt of McKeesport.
Friday, April 22 Mifflin towiishln: Duqnesne
borough. R. E. MERCER.
J. G. WEIR.
D. J. BOYLE.
Conntv Commissioners.
Attest: P. W. SEIBERT. Clerk. aplS-101
OFFICE ov
Treasurer Allegheny
Anri
ext County,
Mil-ill. 1832. )
"VTOTICn IN PURSUANCE OK THKTWP.VTV-
XN FIRivTsection of an actrelallng to Allegheny
county, approved the 1st day of May. J861. and or
the amendment of said section, approved the 31tU
day of March. A. D. 1S65, I do hereby give notice
that the duplicates for the several wards, boroughs
and townships will be open, and I will be prepared
to recehe the county, state and poor taxes for the
rear of 1692 on and after the hrst day of May 1892.
Said taxes can lie paid at this office until the 1st day
or August, with a deduction of 5 per cent for
prompt payment to all persons paying the whole
amount of these taxes.
There will be no reduction allowed during the
month of August.
There will lie 10 per cent added to all taxes re
maining unpaid on the 1st day off'eptember. 1892.
- JOHN A. BELL.
apI-W Treasuftr of Allegheny county.
Lecal Notices.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY.,
121 and 123 Fourth av.
ESTATE OF FREDERICK W. MILLEY, DE-CKASED-Noticc
Is hereby given that letters of
administration on the estate of Frederick w Mil
ley have been granted to the undersigned, to whom
all persons Indebted to said estate arc requested to
make Immediate payment, and those having claims
agMnst the same hould make them known without
delay.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator.
DAVID Q. EWING. Attorney. ap8-18-P
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY.
121 and 121 Fourth avenue.
ESTATE OF EMMA GRACIE. DECEASED
Notlce Is hereby given that letters of admin
istration on the estate of Emma Grade have been
granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make im
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same should make tbem known witnont delay.
FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Administrator.
DAVID Q. EWING. Attorney. apls-s-F
J. J. SIEBENECK. Attorney-at-Law,
No. 1 Wylle av.
T7STATE OF RECINA FREDERICKA BANNE
j ROT, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that let
ters of administration ou the estate of Krederlcka
Banni-rot have becn granted to the undersigned, to
whom all persons Indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment, and those
havlngclalins against the same should make them
known without delay. A. A. UANNEROT,
Administrator of the estate of Frederick! Ban-
nerot, deceased.
apS-41-F No. 14S Franklin St., Allegheny, Pa.
t3"Displa advertisements one dollar per
tquare for on insertion. Classified real estate
advertisements on this page ten cent per lineor
each insertion, and nune taken for leu than
thirty cents.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTTCJ5
ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIS PAGE
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cepted at the rata of
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vance either at insln or branch offices.
Ti 'anted Advertisements of aUJSndi, ,
MJCH AS
SITUATIONS, BOOMS,
MALE HELP. BOAHDINO,
FEMALE HELP. BOARDERS,
AGENTS, MISCELLANEOUS.
PERSONALS. TO LET BOOMS,
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAXES, LOST AND
ETOND.
THE PITTSBURG DISPATCH,
BUSINESS OFFICE.
Cor. Smlthfield and Diamond Streets.
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES A9 FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANT. FOR SALE. TO LET, AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVF.RTISKMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 P. M. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements should be prepaid unless adver
tisers already have accounts with The Dispatch.
FOR ALLEGHENY. NO. 107 FEDERAL ST..
TELEPHON11621.
FOR THE SOUTHSm. NO. 1412 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. SOE.
FOR THE EAST END, J. W-WALLACE, 6121
TEN'N AV.
riTTSTSHRO ADDITIONAL.
THfVHASMcCAFFREY.SfOI Butler street.
EMIL G. STUCKEY. 24th street and Penn avenue.
ALLEGHENY-ADDITIONAL.
F. H. EGGERS ASON. Ohio and Chestnut street.
THOMAS MCHENRY. Western and Irwin avenues.
PERRY M. GLEIM. Rebecca and Allegheny ays.
WANTED.
Male IlelD.
BARBER-Steady employment for a good white
man; apply at once. A. H. Cunningham,
Scottdale. Pa.
B
ARBER Good, steady colored barber: none
other neea appiy. v. .Murray, anuimnmw
B
ARBER Good man. at Hotel Morgan, Mc-
Keesport; young man preierreu.
T ARBER at 517 Ohio St., Allegheny.
EEVELER Plate glass beveler: one who-lhor-oughly
understands the business. Address
Box 157. Pittsburg postoflice.
BOOKKEEPER To do expert work under my
direction; none but experienced men who
thoroughly understand their business need applv.
W. Woolscy. Investigating Accountant, room 30,
Dallmcycr block. 96 Fourth av
B
OY A good, bright boy for office. Address, la
own nauq. A., uispawn nmce.
BUTCHER A good, steady young man Imme
diately. H. J. Rose, sixth av.. Homestea i.
CANVASSERS Five good canvassers: salary
and steadr work to reliable men. Apply this
morning at No. 12 Sixth st.
CARPET SEWERS Two good carpet sewers;
also two carpet upholsterers. Apply at once.
W. H. Eeecb. Penn av., city.
CIOATMAKER First-class coatmaker; good Job
j unit tt.idv work. Address E. J. Cnlleton.
scottdale, l-a.
COATMAKER One good coatmaker wanted at
once. Apply to W. J. Huston Co., East
Liverpool, O.
COATMAKEB-Permanent situation to rcllabls
man. E. W. Horner. Connellsvllle. Pa.
TiKAUGHTSMEN Three draughtsmen to work
Xf on machine drawing: to experienced and com
petent men gooa wages will be paid. Julian Ken
nedy. Vandergrift building, city.
I EXPERIENCED furniture packers at once, ill
It Smlthfield st.
MACHINISTS-For night work; are running
shops night and day. Bucyrus Steam Shovel
and Dredge Company, Bucyrus. O,
AN Wanted: reliable party to place stock for
us; dividends exceed 13 per cent; write for
particulars. N-W. Building and Loan Association,
Carroll, la.
MAN A single man, to milk cows, attend horse
and ordinary garden work, down Ft. Wayne
road. Address Wayne, Dispatch office.
MEN Wanted Honest, energetic men to solicit
orders for nursery stock: expenses and salary
to men who can leave home and work steady: also
commission to local agents: write for terms and
territory. Address R. G. Chase & Co.,1430S. Penn
St.. Philadelphia, Pa.
"VTURSE Professional male nurse, hospital ex
1 perlence preferred. Address Nurse. Dispatch
office.
"RE GRIN DER-A llrst-clsss ore grinder. Ap-
v. piy to puaaie ooss. fin
Co., Ninth ward. Allegheny.
r to puddle boss. Pittsburg Forge and iron
PAINTERS Experienced painters. Apply C.i
Conway, 2618 McCord st., head of Twenty-..
seventh St., Soutbslde.,
REGISTERED drug clerk assistant atonce: must
be competent and well recommended ; city ref
erences. Apply after 6 P. li. at 81 Federal St., Alle
gheny. "DOLL TURNERS Can use six first-class men:
Jtv none but practical men need apply. Seaman,
Slceth & Black, Forty-first st. and A. V. K. R..
Pittsburg. Pa.
SALESMAN On salary or commission, to handle
the new patent chemical Ink erasing pencil:
the greatest selling novelty ever produced; erases
Ink thoroughly In two seconds: no abrasion of
paper: 2C0 to 500 percent profit: one agent's sales
amounted to 1520 in six davs. another 132 lu two
hours: we want one energetic general ageut for
each Stitc and Territory. For terms and particu
lars addros the Monroe Eraser Manufacturing
Company, X. 10, La Crosse, Wis.
SALESMAN A first-class upholstery salesman
with good experience In selling curtains and
upholstery goods. Oliver McCllntoclc & Co.
SOLICITORS Three good men. to sell building
aud loan stock for a first-class association. Ad
dress, with references, P. O. Box 878. Pittsburg.
SALESMEN familiar with the two cities: good
wages. 12 Federal st., Allegheny, room 21.
TINNER One first-class tinner: po others need
apply: good wages and steady work lor the
right man, at 6901 Penn av.
WANTED-Man on Electric and Engineers' En
cyclopaedia; Gebble's New Cabinet Cyclo
paedia Just out at an expense of thousands or dol
lars: obstetrics, works on science and art, 25 cents
a week. Gcbble & Co., Schialdt building.
WANTED Good draughtsman and designer for
dwellings; must be nractloal. Address, stat
ing wages expected, W. T. W., Dispatch office, j
"VrOUNG MAN For grocery, a young man about
X 18. with some experience and good reference:
German preferred. Apply 416 Larimer av.. East
End.
"irOUNG MEN competent for office positions.
X. Call 23 Federal St., Allegheny, room 13.
Asents.
AGENTS Reliable and energetic agents for
ilraddock. McKeesport, Homestead. Char
tiers. Mansfield, Bellevue. Tarentuni, Pittsburg
and Allechenvi exclusive territory una arnnd com
missions. Call on or address Pennsylvania Fence
;o., i.vu, I'enn av. auaxuirust.
AGENTS A few hustlers; big monev; sample
and full particulars 60c. Lock box 3S5, 1'ark
ersburg, W. va.
AGENTS S3 to S7 dally; experience unnecessary.
Putnam A Co.. Perfumers, West Wlnsted, Ct.
A GENTS lOlady agents: good pay to the right
A ones; uo Dooks. Call 164 Fourth avenue.
A GENTS Everywhere; "big pay;"' send stamp.
-iAin-va-zuu, Amru ana urant, .ruisDurg.
AGENTS Ten good agents. Apply at once,
ntts. Crayon Co.. 631 Smlthfield.
IADY AGENT-Alsogent, to travel: something
J new; salary paid. Address J. A. B Dispatch
office.
Male and Female Help Wanted.
COATMAKERS And a girl with experience at
tailor work. Apply at 1408 Carjon st.. South
side. ,
HELP At once, male cook. 100 farm hands,
dairymen, drivers, colored farm hands, hotel
housekeeper, dishwashers, cooks, chambermaids,
dining room girls, two sewing girls, nurse girl,
200 housegtrls, laundress night cook, second cook.
Median's Agency, 545 Grant st tel. 90.
HELP Cooks, nurses, chambermaids, laun
dresses, housekeepers, colored boy. 16 Third
su, Allegheny.
LADIES to do fancy work at their homes ; wc fur
nish material and pay by the piece. Call and
see work, or address with stamp, J. M. Lemar
Co., 00 Fourth ay., near Wood.
LAUNDRESSES, chambermaids, cooks, dining
room girls, nurses, German Catholic house
keeper, 200 house girls, cook and chambermaid for
aame family, German and colored girls, waiters,
farm hands, gardeners, thrco colored men.
Thompson's. 608 Grant su
1 Ofi GIRLS, cooks, housekeeper, farmers, gar
XJJ deucrs, 500 railroad laborers, 26 coal
miners. Keystone Agency. No. 616 Grant st.
Boarders and Lodgers Wanted.
GENTLEMEN BOARDERS-At East End Hotel,
Pennav.. E. E.: this hotel has been recently
opened under new management; the house has been
thoroughly renovated: table flrst-claas; rates rea
sonable. A. H. Wilson, proprietor. P. S.-Afew
extra good rooms yet left for married couples.
OCCUPANTS for two nnfnrnlshed rooms, second
floor front: nicely located. At 283 Federal at..
""-a"j vwi E,ftac3 uu uac ui uaui
"DOOMERS and boarders. No. 80 Cedar av..
AV lacing parks. Allegheny.
ROOMERS and boarders. 80 Cedar ave., Alle
gheny. facing parks.
Instruction.
PUriLS-Violln and harmony: gentleman En
glish expert receives pupils; terms moderate.
Address 6962 Ellsworth ay.
Heal Estate Wanted.
WANTED To buy A cheap horse, harness and
wagon. Address Jerry Wills, Dispatch office.
WANTED,
Female Help-Wanted.
("IOOK A flrst-clasi lady cook; German or Amer
J lean: no other need apply. Address, or call.
Commercial Hotel, Irwin, Pa.
-iIBL Competent to-nnrse and assist with honse
JT work; reference. Apply to Mn. James il.
Langblla. Lilac st. Btiadyslde.
GIRL for general housework : small family; refer
ences required. 81 Beech St., Allegheny.
CiTRli for general housework, except washing.
T Apply cor. Bluff and Chestnut sts. .
LDY As a companion and to assist with light
housework: must bo fairly accomplished In
music, both vocal and Instrumental. Inquire for
particulars at wz iiioenj i.
LADY To take orders on TJebble's high-class
standard works. GebbleACo., Schmidt build
ing. '
LADY to introduce a Hue of lady's wear; no
soliciting: big pay. A 92, Dispatch office.
NURSE An experienced nurse girl (must speak
German). totakecaroor3-year-oldchlld; good
reference required. Apply at 149 Sheffield St., Al
legheny WANTED Housekeeper, on a farm. Jim Stew
art, Sistcrsvlllc, W. V.
WOMEN To sew carpets. Applytlits morning
to J. W. McFarland & Co.". 69 Fulton St. .
YOUNG LADY stenographer, one familiar with
drawings preferred. Address Engineer, Dis
patch office.
Situations Wanted.
EMPLOYMENT Two hustlers would like con
trol of any good staple article lu this section.
Address Hustlers. Dispatch office.
TJOSITION By traveling salesman with two
X years experience on the road; strictly tem
perate, energetic, and can rnrnish best of city
references. . Address Delbert, Scottdale. Pa.
TJOSITION In office by ynnng man 19 years of age;
best of references. Address Box 1. Hultou, Pa.
POSITION as cook in private family. Aadress
348 Wylle avc.
SITUATION An experienced charcoal burner
seeks employment at his trade or as a lumber
man. Inquire o"f John L. Hahu, corner l'cnu av.
and Thirty-fourth st.
SITUATION By an experienced collector: bond
If required. Address Collections, Dispatch
office.
ttt ANTED By skilled draughtsman In structural
W Ironwork.oraughtlngand designing of roofs,
buildings, etc.: detail plans for any kind or wort
made and construction superintended at reasonable
rates; references furnished and satisfaction guar
anteed. H. C. Stowe, 257 Flsk st.
Bnsinraa Oimortnntles Wanton.
BUSINESS CHANCE of lifetime: partner with
311.0U0 cash In a furniture installment business
doing 1100,000 a year: need more capital to handle
business; money guaranteed flrst year; rare chance
to right party: references, banks and business
houses here. Address M. J. liojiau & Co., 1117
Ollvcst,. St. Louis. Mo.
WANTED-An active, reliable, pushing busi
ness man with small capital to take an inter
est in an established manufacturing concern doing
a good paying business: to take charge of the office
department, etc.: this is nrlctly legitimate and
only those meaning business need answer. Ad
dress B 2, Dispatch office.
WANTED Stores, partnerships, mercantile
and manufacturing Interests and business
chances of every character bought and sold. Real
Estate and Investment Company. 98 Fourth ay.,
room 30.
Vi anted Farmer.
PARTNER A young or middle-aged man with a
few hundred dollars capital to take a hair or
third interest lu a well-established real estate
business. Address b. D. N.. Dispatch office.
PARTNER-WIth J5.O00. to take charge of hooks
and finance, to Join me in butter, egg and com
mission business. Address J. K., Dispatch office.
Fire Insurance Wanted
BENSW ANGER A ZAHN Fire Insurance, to
Fourth av.
Financial Wantm.
B'
ONDS, stocks, mortgages anil securities. Ed
Wltllsn, 134 miliar., rtooms ai ana ji.
M
ONEY to loan at lowest rate or Interest! loans
granted m-oinntlv. no delay: have a large
amount on hand at the present time; bring your
deed with you, will guarantee prompt loan or no
charge. J. E. McCrickart. 89 Fourth av., Tele-
pnone 10711c
MORTGAGES on cltv or Allegheny county prop
erty at lowest rates. Henry A. Weaver A
Co.. 82 Fourth av.
rpo LOAN I200.0O) on mortgages; S100 and up
X ward at 0 per cent: I500.0CO at X per centon
residences or business bropertr, vacant lots or
larins. S.-H. French, 13 Fourth av.
Booms Wanted.
WANTED Room with board by gentleman and
wife In the East End; vicinity of Shadyslde
preferred. Room 2. 136 Fifth av.
Mlscellaneons Wanted.
A MAN and wife or small family can have rent
free fie-roomed house situate In Thirty-first
ward, city: consideration, care of old gentleman
who desires to retain one room and board with
lamlly; reference required. Address A. K. E.,
Dlspatoh office.
AINTING and plateglass glazing. 1C C. Miller.
528 Grant st.. Pittsburg,
PAPER-HANGING, kalsomlnlng and celling
decorating by D. P. Clay burn, 92 Ohio St., Alle--.Klieny.Fa.
J? ," '- ,
tATENTS-0. D. LevlsJJO vears). Solicitor, 131
L Fifth av., next Leader, Pittsburg; no delay.
PURCHASER for a valuable patent: any person
with a slight knowledge of chemistry can
easily clear S100 per month. Address J. M. J., Dls
patch office. j .
CHOES repaired. white you wait, 75c. Keystone
O Shoe Repairing Co., lllThlrd av.. St. Charles
Hotel.
STOVES REPAIRED-Flttsburg Stove Repair
Company, 281 Fifth av.
TRUNKS hauled to and from East End for 50c.
Campbell & Davis, 12 Seventh av. Telephone
276.
USE Jones" Bedbug Paralyser Jones' Magic
Roach Powder: contains no poison; roaches
banished by contract; satisfaction given or no pay.
Prepared by Geo. W. Jones, 222 Federal St., Alle
gheny, Pa. Sold by all first-class druggists.
WANTED Old and young, healthy or delicate,
to know that Odontunder Is the only safe and
absolutely successful local anaesthetic for painless
extraction of teeth: come and try It free of charge
at Odontunder Dental Parlors, 703 Penn av.
WANTED Information as to the whereabouts
of Stephen Haselwood; anyone having
such please communicate with Abraham Hasel
wood, Hasclton, Mahoning county, Ohio.
WANTED Everyone who wants the finest and
cheapest wall paper In America to send lor
samples; sent free to any address. G. G. O'Brien,
Paint and Wall Paper Store. 292 Filth av.
FOK SALU MISCELLNKAUUS.
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 Youug. Alle-
gueny. z'a.
TJRYANT and Acme automatic engines and boll-v
aj crs, not water ana steam neaiing exnausi
fans and ventilating fly fans, water and electric
motors, dynamos and electric lighting: general
machinists, engineers and contractors: stationary
engines and boilers. Tompkins A Ulrich, 316 Lib
ertv st:, Pittsburg. Pa.
ENGINES Genuine Acme automatic safety en
gines and non-extttoslve boilers, from one-
half to five horse powers, for natural gas or carbon
oil as met: latest improveu veuuiaiing ians anu
water motors, sold by J. Prager, sole agent, at No.
4 Fifth av. Send for catalogue and Information.
I?NG1NE3 and boilers or every description; brick
j vard supplies; contractors, and rolling mill ma
chinery. Thomas Carlin's sons, Lacqck aud San
dusky sts., Allegheny.
GRINDSTONES In all sizes, ror all kinds of
grinding; Craiglcllh, Newcastle, Nova Seotla
and other grits: Iron frames and fixtures for hand,
loot or power; mounted stone, oil 6tone, emery
wheels and grinders. Win. M. Klrby, 138 First
avenue.
PAW TAR LE One sccoud-hand saw table for
O stereotype or electrotype purposes, will be sold I
nkiiiiiM n. linnt Vi nintAal etamlct Air.lir 4
IHCaiJ, WW itUUUD AW (Hlw. jfcs.asva . J&p(j
the Dispatch business office, cor. Smlthfield anJ
Diamond sts.
Miscellaneous For Sale.
"DARGAINS
I have the following special bargains to offer this
coming week, cotnmencmg April 11:
Picture wire, 25 yards. In roll I 5
Shoe blacking, two large boxes 5
Carpet tacks, per dozen napers 10
Carpenters' two-foot rules, 5
5-lncli u Ire cutting pilars 25
Carpenters'.26-luchhand saws 48
Carpenters' brace and five steel bits 88
Carpenters' levels - 24
Garden spades, steel , 45
Ladles' curling tongs, nlcsel plated...: 10
Ladles' curling tongs, not plated 5
Copper bottom wash boilers..'.....'.; 1 48
Thermometers, regular price 2 21
Drapery pins for lace cnrtalns, perdozen,.,,.. 4
Door locks, with knobs' complete .: 20
Knives and forks, per dozen,....; 48
Liquid glue, per bottle 5
Family scales 74
Tack claws , 3
House numbers 5
Wire hairbrushes 10
6-Inch butcher Knives., - 10
Floursltters , 9
Wade & Butcher genuine bow razors 74
This Is lust a few of the bargains to be found this
week at Rogers', 105 Smlthfield st.
?OR SALE lc per roll wall paper. Thompson
' Bros., 109 Federal st,. Allegheny, .
ONE square piano, one organ, two wardrobes,
one sideboard, a dining table, a buggy and a
lot of heavy window glass. 228 North Highland
PIANO Upright piano, nearly new; very cheap.
105 Pennsylvania av., Allegheny.
SAFE Barnes Safe Lock Co. maker; inside,
measurement, 17x30x48, Inches; double doors
Inside and out: combination lock: stored at No. 99
First av. Inquire John E. McCrickart, No. 59
Fourth av.
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THREE POOL TABLES 1x8: must be taken
away by Monday next; one second-hand bar
fixture: one solid walnut counter, 12 feet; cheap.
68 Diamond st. -
JiQAA buys furniture cost 1700) and lease of
WOJJ nine-room bouse If taken now; rooms
now rented pay rent and gas; location All owner
earing city. 'Inquire 240 Dinwiddle it,
FOK SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
Mnilcal Instruments. . ,
UPRIGHT PIANO-Nearly new; very cheap. 105
Pennsylvania av.. Allegheny.
Cpl For Sale. .
'"lOAL Anthracite and bituminous coal ana
Ks crushed coke for domestic purposes i general
hauling. Latimer, Myers A Co., Fourth and Try
sts. and Thirtieth and Liberty st.
Horses, Vehicles, Live StocK For Sale.
SADDLE HORSE-Safe. sound, stylish, peedy'j
few get away from him; trots In harness. X
X.,. Dispatch office.
SPLENVID family horse, doctor's buggy, har
ness, saddle and bridle: good riding horse:
buggy Pittsburg manufacture. Rlr can be seen at
llaunery's livery, 811 Grant st.
WAGONS All sizes and styles in stock, manu
factured by H. Lange & Co., 147 to 154 Water
St. Telephone. 1790.
FOR SALE BUSINESS.
Business Opportunities For Salo.
ALL kinds of stores and other business opportu
nities. Woolsev's Commercial Agency, 96
Fourth av., room 30, Dalhneyer block.
BAKERY, confectionery and Icecream business,
located in the center o"f Alliance. O., and doing
a large and profitable business: death of my wife
and other business which requires all my attention
the reason for selling. Address Charles K. Moore,
Alliance, O.
T) AKERY, with horse and wagon and allrst-class
J) trade: will sell cheap to quick buyer. Ad
dress H. W.. Dispatch office. -s -
BARBER SHOP In city; three chairs, doing good
business: good reason for selling. Address B.
L.. Dispatch office.
170R SALE Grocery stand. 14 room brick dwell
lug and business house on Butler street: long
established business, very profitable: owner de
sires to sell on account of ill-health, and move to
East End: would buy some .well located lots or
delllng (in exchange): price 110.000; costover
Ill.POO. . J. Fleming. 400 Wood street.
FOR SALE A saloon, bar fixtures, pool and bil
liard tables: best location In the city, near N.
Y., I'. O. and P. & 1.. E, R. It. passenger depot.
Inquire at Frankle Bros.', 22 E. Federal St.,
Youngstown. O.
pENERAL STOP.E-In good town on P. R. R. ;
VT S3. 500 or invoice doing large cash buslnes.
Holmes & Co., 420 Smlthfield st.
C1ROCERY STORE: Invoice about J30O: good
7 stand: good trade established; a bargain If
sotd at once: good reasons lor selling. Jas. J.
Waldron ft Co., 271 Beaver av.
HOTEL 25 rooms elegantly furnished and all the
latest Improvements, cheap; grocery stores
3tt to flO.000; cigar stores i to 3,000: light
manufacturing business i-ICO; fine restaurant,
billiard and pool room. Holmes A Co., -420 Smith
fleld. INTEREST In one of the best-paying real estate
offices In the city, paying large profits; only
tnpse with cash need apply. Address L. D., Dis
patch office.
QTOCK A corporation manufacturing a specialty
C has a small lot of its stock for sale, which will
pay at least 100 per cent. For particulars address
President. Dispatch office.
Business FroDertles For Sals.
FOR SALE Park Hotel. Cambridge. O. ; good
traeUng custom: leading hotel of the city;
particulars furnished on application. Jos. Morton.
FOli hALt LOTS
East End Lots For Stle.
1?OR SALE Two lots on Frankstown ay., near
. Station St.. East Liberty: size 40x120 feet; good
business location; would exchange for dwelling in
part payment or sell on easy terms. S. J. Fleming,
400 "i ood St., cor. Fourth av.
FOR SALE-PIan of 121 lots in Twenty-second
war J : well located, near Schenley Park and
Greenfield av. electric line: price low; will ex
change for improved property In either city In
part. S. J. Fleming. 400 Wood St., Pittsburg,
LOTS In Ursula Terrace. Oakland. S750, (1.000 and
81,230 each, and fronting Fifth av.;onlv$12S
per foot front (graded) ; Just oa the market; buy at
once and.vou get flrst choice. Plans and price
lists from Black Balrd. No. 95 Fourth av.
NEAR Ridge av.. cast of Thirty-third St.. new
honsc, 3 rooms, easy payments. Inquire of
W. B. McLean, Thirty-third st. and Webster av.
OAKLAND Only 170 per foot frout for a choice
lot 30tl90 feet, close to cable cars. A bargain,
W. M. Pollock. 150 Fourth ave.
THE finest building site on Highland av., near
Highland Park; this lot is certainly the most
desirable lot now for sale on Highland av. : wM
sell on reasouable terms. C. II. Love, 93 Fourth
avenue.
QJ"1 900 Penn ay., lot. very desirable, near
-J. j Wlucbiddlc av.. 20x100 ft. to an alley: easy
payments. (47) W. A. Herron & Sons, SO Fourth
avenue.
IffiKflfl to 8S00 for elegant level lots, center of
i&0JJ East Liberty: 350 cash, balance m
monthly payments; only one minute from P. R.R.;
two minutes from Duqnesne traction road; plan
i list opened; come quickly and get choice of lots.
Hack A Balrd. 95 Fourth ay.
400 East End. handsome building lot 40180
4 feet: one of the best locations off Penn
av.. Twenty-second ward (near Penn av. and
electric line). (2L) w. A. Herron & fcons, 80
Fourth av.
CJQ OOO-A "bargain; lot 100x180 feet fronting two
tIPOj streets: one of the most central and desir
able locations between Oakland and Bellefield (80
L). W. A. Herron & Sons, SJ Fourth av.
Allegheny Lots For Sale.
LOT 20x110, on the wt6tside orBuena Vista St.,
near Park; price, (5,000. John K. Ewlng A Co.,
107 Federal st.
Suburban Lots For Sale.
FORSALE Laurel station. P., Ft. W. AC. Ry.,
four building lots lying right at station and
level: will sell on terms to suit purchasers; special
Inducements will be given to persons building at
once: agent on grounds every Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons. A. M. Tressel & Co., 141
Federal st.
LOTS (4) at a great sacrifice, on Pittsburg and
Western Rallroaa: must sell, owner leaving
city. Address Lots, Dispatch office.
SWISSVALE Lots In Palmer Place. 40x120 and
25x125 to alleys 20 feet wld-: streets 50 feet wide:
the finest location on the P. R. R. : city water and
cheap taxes: your choice 3C0 to 49C0; easy terms. ir
desired: this location Is rapidly Improving, and at
present prices these lots are a good and safe Invest
ment. Hoffman & Baldrldge, Wllklnsburg, op
posite depot.
Farms For Sale.
FARM of about 51 acres In Patton township of
the estate of the late George Lang, deceased;
good dwelling house and outbuilding, elegant or
chard, spring house, etc., etc.; miles north of
the P. R. R. and near to Wllmerdlng and Wails
statlou, etc.: to be sold at public sale by order of
the Orphans' Court of Allegheny county In the
real estate salesroom of Jas. W. Drape A Co.. 313
Wood St., Pittsburg, on Wednesday atternoon,
April 20, at 2 o'clock. W. N. Haymaker. Admin
istrator. Jas. W. Drape & Co., Agents and Auc
tlraeers. I7ARM 235 acres, well "Improved, or will ex
; change for mercantile business. Address
Lock Box 49. FriendsvlUe, Md.
Heal Estate.
FOR SALE One of the finest ducking and fishing
shores In Maryland, on Middle river, known
as Turkey Point, ten miles from Baltimore by fine
shell road; 162 acres, 109 under cultivation, two
dwellings and all necessary outbuildings, splendid
fruit: also sailboats, decovs, netting, etc.; a splen
did chance lor n club. Address Cant. C. Myers, 43
Center Market Space, Baltimore, Md.
FOR SALE 18 acres of very desirable land which
would subdlide to advantage, at a reasonable
price, near Wllklnsburg (62 sub). See W. A. Her
ron A Sons, 80 Fourth av.
QQ ACRES Within the corporate limits of the
DO city or Wheeling, W. Va., hill land, but suit
arte tor building lots, which will command be-'
tween S350 and SWO per lot. J. T. S., Lock Box 617,
Wheeling. W. Va. .
FOKSALE IMPKOV IS D BKAL .ESTATE
City Residences.
BLUFF ST., near College-For sale or to let!
brick hou. 8 rooms, ball, bathroom, finished
basement; all late improvements. Robt. Coward,
No. 20 Bluff st.
dJQ 300 Handsome new brick honsc: 10 rooms;
tvOj well finished and complete to smallest de
tails; stieet sewered and paved; large lot: location
very choice: high and healthful (66 E). See W. A.
Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth ay. "
East End Residences For Sale.
FOR SALE-34,250; Shadyslde; 1 25 per month
principal and Interest on a charming home
with all conveniences and pleasant location; 11,000
cash payment and S25 per month positively meets
all claims; at the end of four years the balance un
paid can be carried at an expense of 12 60 per
month if desired; actual rent not less than 'S0 per
month; this property Is one of the very best lo
cated In Pittsburg, two squares from twoDuquesne
lines, three from Shadyslde station ; neat sewered
street; well built up with equallv valuable or better
properties: good sidewalk to door; house back 20
feet from street; level, grassy front yard: elegant
level lot 30x150 feet: the house Is tasty looking,
with front and back porches; six rooms and large
finished attic, wide nail and open stairway, both
gases, bath. Inside w. c.,- hot and cold water,
range, slate mantels and tile hearths: cellar under
whole house; this is really a rare opportunity for
a person able to meet our cash payment to secure a
borne on payments actually much less than It
would readily rent for. John F. Sweeny, 08 Fourth
avenue.
I70R BALE Nearly one acre on one of the best
avenues In Shadyslde; large frontage: lm
proremeuts, frame dwelling and stable: surround
ings first-class in every respect; within two min
utes of three rapid transit lines; this property is
worth 60 per cent mora than Is asked for It. and
will Increase greatly In value: price 110.600 to
prompt buyer. S. J. Fleming, 40J Wood street,
Pittsburg.
170R SALE Three houses. Are rooms each, in
: Oarland; rents, $558 per year; located corner
Pier andBoquet St.; lot 24x101x43 feet lu rear. front
vacant; excellent location for a grocery stand;
price, H800; casb, 11.400: mortgage, 13,400. S. J.
Fleming. 400 Wood St., Pittsburg.
FOR SALE Good seven-room bouse on Walnut
st., Shadyslde, with lot 25x100; corner prop
erty la business location; will sell for 13,800 on
easy terms; a good Investment. S.J.Fleming, 400
wuou Bb.
FOR SALE-In East Liberty, six houses, six
rooms each, all rented: would exchange for
farm on line of railroad near city. S. J. Fleming,
400 Wood at,, Pittsburg.
Suburban .Resiliences For Sale.
SWISSVALE, In Palmer place, new frame'house
of five rooms, pantry, hall, slate mantels and
elate roof, good cellar; boardwalks to station; lot
25x120; within fire minutes of either the B. A O. or
P. It. K. stations; easy terms. Hoffman It Bald
rldge, Wllklnsburg. opposite depot.
FOB SALE IMPROVED REAL .ESTATE
KhOAVILLE.
Y.
R SALE-SOME BEAUTIFUL HOMES
One e-room brick house, two lots. Orchard Place,
S4.0O0. x
One 7-room brick house, one lot, paved street,'
$4,500.
Two 5-room brjek houses, lots 37.x100 each.
Orchard Place, JJ.750.
One 7-room frame house, one lot, pared street,
13.000.
One 5-room frame house, one lot, ptvea street,
2,700. ' "
One 5-room brick house, two lots, pared street,
(3,250.
Ono 5-room brick house, one lot, paved street,
2.750. -
Five 5-room frame houses, paved street, each
tI.800.
Twelve 7-room brick houses, paved streets, each
2,300.
Seven 4-room brick houses, very pretty. $2,700.
Eight 4-room brick cottages, one lot, cachfl.700.
Any of the above lovely homes In this greatly,
lavored city of beautiful homes will be sold on
terms to suit buyers.
BUILDING LOTS 200 of tho most beautiful build
ing lots to be found in the county are offered at
prices muh less than property having similarly
attractive features can be bad 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 wonderfnl Impetus
to values, and those who secure any of the
nbove properties or a lot will be fortunate.
TO LET A number of 3. 4, 6 aud 7-room houses
at moderate rents to good paying tenants. Nono
otners need apply.
Take any of the Southstde street cars.
KNOXVILLE LAND IMPROVEMENT CO..
S5 Knox avenue. Knoxvllle.
TOMS.
City Residences.
TO LET Brand new eight-room honse; has hall,
complete bath, laundry.chlna closet, range. hot
and cold water, etc.. etc. ; bath and kitchen finished
In hard wood: a snug home: rent SCO per month.
Inquire J. Alex. Hardy. 619 Kirkpatrick St., or
HaiV A Hays. 529 Smlthfield St.
rpo LET Two new ouses. 451 and 456 Webster
X. av. : one with nail and one without: rent. $25
and $30 per month: houses have eight rooms, both
fases, pantries, laundries, lust papered, etc.. etc.
nquire or Reed B. Coylc A Co., or Hardy A Hayes,
529 smlthfield st.
TO LET House of eight rooms with range, bath,
w. c. and both gases, newly papered, etc.:
Immediate possession; rent IS per month: water
tree. Iuqulrc on premises, Wylle av. and Somer
street.
ri O LET $35 per month Neat brick house (Just
J flnishe'i) 8 rooms: modern fixtures: location
desirable: Overhill. near Center av. See W. A.
Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth av.
rPO LET or for sale-Bluff St., near College, brick
JL house, eight rooms, hall, bathroom, finished
basement, alllate Improvements. Robert Coward,
No. 20 Bluff st.
TO LET Third av.. fine three-story brick: 14
rooms: all conveniences: eood location for
roomers. Baxter, Thompson A Co., 161 Fourth ay.
TO LET-House No. 427 Liberty St.. city. H
rooms. Inquire at A. V. D. Watterson's,
Anchor Bank Building, Fifth av.. city.
East End Residences To Let.
TO LET Or for sale A fine, large residence of
ten rooms, well finished and newly painted;
marble mantels, stationary washstands, heater,
etc : snltaDle for hotel or boarding house: situated
on Ridge av., convenient to the Western Peuna.
Medical College and Penn R. R. Inquire of W. B.'
McLean, Thirty-third st. and Webster ay.
T"0 LET East End. modern houses.
In good order: some Justflnished,
7 to 12 rooms; latest fixtures.
$31 per month and up.
Send for list free.
W. A. Herron & Sons, SO Fourth avenue.
TO LET Seven-room new house In Bellefield.
near Duquesne and Fifth ay. electric and
cable cars; rent $22 50 per month, C. H. Love, 93
Fourth av.
Hazelwood Residences To Let.
TO LET Hazelwood Very .desirably located;
modern house, 9 rooms: $35 per mo.: alsoone
of 6 rooms: $23per mo. i send for list. W. A. Her
ron & Sous, 80 Fourth av.
Allegheny Residences To Let.
TO LET Fronting Allegheny parks.
Choicest location. No. 23 Sherman ay.,
11 rooms lu very good order:
Modern fixtures; ren low, $66 67 ner month.
. W. A. Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth ay.
Suburban Residences To Let.
TO LET Sixroom brick dwelling In O'Hara town
ship, with 12 acres land, large orchard, good
spring and sprlnghouse; water In the bouse: barn
and other outbuildings: one mile from Sharpsburg
on Kltiaunlng road. Inquire of 8. A. McPherson at
Greenwood cemetery, or Jas. G. Weir, at County
Commissioners' office.
TO LET Wllklnsburg residence; one of the finest
large new brick houses on Hill and North sts.,
Wllklnsburg: elegant, with every modern conven
ience and at a verv moderate rate. Inqulrei of local
agents or address "John W. Beatty. Wllklnsburg.
TO LET At Sheridan. Panha-lflle R. R., small
house, two rooms. $6 50: send for list, W. A.
Herron & Sons, 80 Fourth ay.
Bnslness Stands To Let.
TO LET No. 120 Fourth av.. second door above
Smlthfield St.. dlrectlv opposite the postoflice:
three-storv brick or 16 rooms at a low rental, or in
single rooms or sultesof rooms: no finer location
In the city for business or professional men.
Charles Somers, 129,Fourth av.
rpo LET Storeroom, No. 6229 Penn av. and No.-20
-LFrankstown a,yj tone of the veryest locations in,
the E. E. for any kind or mercantile business; runs
through from street to street: two fronts. C. H.
Love. No. S3 Fourth ay.
TO LET Space with power, cor. Penn and Third
avs.; three floors: 20,000 feet space; abundant
power; good light; splendid location; every con
venience. Apply Nicola Bros., 20 Filth ay.
rfO LET $30 per mo., large stbre and cellar. Penn
X av.. near Seventeenth St.; very suitable for
drygood? and notions, boots and shoes. W. A.
Herron A Sons. SO Fourth ay. .
rpo LET Four-storv brick building. 139 Second
X av.. two doors from Smlthfield st. : will lease
for five years. Apply at first floor office of Kauf
mannf ' store.
TO LET Basement and desk room at 102 Fifth
L av. Donncll A Frlsh, 129 Fifth av.
Offices and Deslc Room To Let.
TO LET Two nicely arranged offices, now oc
cupied by J. S. Walters and C. C. Huff. M. D.,
In the Flath bulldtng,G229 Penu av., EastEnd,citr;
these offices are eisy of access and are very nicely
fitted up and well adapted for any kind of office
purposes, as welt as for a physician. C. H. Love,
Ho. 93 Fourth ay.
TO LET Four offices or In pairs, corner of
Fifth and Wylle avenues; gecond floor, op
posite Court House: rent low. James Coyle, 195
Fifth av,, corner of High.
T
iO LET Desk room in our office. Holmes & Co.,
420 smlthfield St.
Rooms To Let.
T7EDERAL ST.. No. 276, Allegheny One furn
X lshed room with the use of bath.
IMFTH AV. No. 607 Two newly-furnished front
1 rooms; one suitable for man and, wife, or two
gentlemen; with use of bath; nice lawn lu front of
house.
FLATS Furnished flats; all modern conven
iences. Apply to Moyle, 165 Lacock St., Alle
gheny.
vrORTH DIAMOND ST.. No. 38, Allegheny;
furnished rooms.
0
,HIO ST., No. 40, Allegheny; furnished rooms.
ROOMS-Fonr large front rooms, furnished:
wl-.li or without board; with use of bath. 132
Webster st.
SHADY AV., 287 Newly furnished rooms, con
venient to good boarding, near Kenmawr Hotel)
came cars pass we uuuse.
TO LET A suite of unfurnished apartments for
light housekeeping in Smith block, Wylle ay.
and Federal st.
rpo LET Large, finely furnished room at 196
Fourth av.
WYLIE A V. 103 Large rooms, furnished, for
sleeping and light housekeeping.
PERSONAL.
"PERSONAL lc per roll wall paper. Thompson
A. .pros., ivy J! cuerai si., Aiiegueny.
PERSONAL J. F. Collins' expert landscapes
Address Lock Box 405, Sharon, Pa.
PERSONAL Credit, yes. credit on fine dress
goods, silks, satins, wraps. etc., zt J.Dwyer's,
Room 4, McCanee block, 701 smlthfield.
PERSONAL Cash paid for old gold and silver
watches and Jewelry repaired; new work mads
to order. Chris. Haucli. 541 Smlthfield.
PERSONAL Hair, moles, etc.. on ladles' faces
permanently destroyed by the electric needle
without pain or scar: consultation free. Miss
Streng, office 903 Penn av.. Dickson building.
PERSONAL Ladles wishing to take Turko Faco
Baths or face massage lor removing blemishes
and improving the complexion will please visit my
Sartors at SOI Penn av., Dickson building, Pltts
urg. Miss Sherwood.
PERSONAL W. E. Hamnett A Co.. the leading
real estate and fire Insurance firm or Wllklns
burg. take general charge of property; collect
rents; attend to paying taxes, etc.; try us; we
arc reliable. Money loaned on mortgage. '
PERSON AL When 1 was a small ooy my mother
always repaired my breeches and Jacket, bnt
since I gut to be a great big man, Dickson, 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. 15o3.
PERSONAL All persons who are suffering with
an aching or broken down tooth to come to
the Odontunder Dental parlors, 703 Penn av., and
have it extracted without pain, free of charge;
remember, we use no chloroform, ether, gas, vital
ized air or any dangerous drug: it makes no dlffer-
ence now qeucaie tue person may oe.
KMIMj.
FOUND Everybody takes Ta-va-zon ,7-Day
Blood Cure; makes pure blood: best on earth.
Dr. Griffith, Third ay. aud Grant, Pittsburg (copy
right); ,
TVTcNADGHER & CO.,
1Y CONTRACTORS FOB
Paving sidewalks, roadways, yards, mills,
stables and cellar floors with cement, Btone,
brlck.concrete and fire brick. Curbstone
furnished and set. 43 Federal St., Allegheny
City, Fa. p8-2D
LOST.
LOST-On Josephine, between Picnic st. and
Twenty-second st. incline, a satchel contain
ing obstetric forceps and other Instruments. Re
turn It for reward to L. T. Miller. M. D.. 2013 Car
son st. ,
IOST-On Tutsday evening a pocketbook con
J talninz some $15 In bills, some non-negotiable
paper and some three or four business cards or too
owner. The Under will be paid $15 reward for de
livering the ssme to the owncrathls office on Grant
st., Pittsburg, and no questions asked. .
LOeT A black leather pocketbook on Thursday
afternoon, April 14. 1892, between corner Fenn
av. and Sixth St. to Market St.. Fourth av. to
Wood st., containing a sum of money and a me
dalllonpln. The flnacr will be liberally rewarded
by leaving same at the residence of A. C. Dravo,
Forbes and Ward sts.. Oakland, city.
REMOVALS.
Accountant.
w-
. WOOLSEY, Auditor and Accountant, 96
t ourtn av., room 30.
Boots and Shoes.
C IAIN BROS., boots and shoes, hays removed
from corner Sixth st. and Liberty to Hotel
Schlosser block for 90 days.
Defntlsts.
O'lONNOR. DR. P. J., Dentist-Has removed
J to 634 Grant St.. opposite Cathedral.
Kenslnsfon.
THE BURRELL IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
Operating the Kensington properties, re
move their offices on April 1 to 79 Fourth av., flrst
floor, between Wood and Market sts.
AUCTION SALES.
THOS. M.MARSHALL,jB.,ATTorjrETATLAW,
117 Diamond Street, Pittsburg, Fa.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE-NOTICE 13
hereby given that a sale of properties
hereinafter described will take place under
order of the Orphans' Court, directing K.l
Clever, administrator D. B. N. C. T. A.,nnder
the last will and testament of Robert Steele,
recorded in Will Book, vol. 26, parjo 47, to sell
the properties hereinafter described. In pur
suance of said order of court, made March
19, 1892, at No. , March term, 1S92. The flrst
piece of property being; described as follows:
All that certain niece or parcel of ground
situated in the Seventh (late Siith) ward,
city of Pittsburg, county of Allegheny, State
of Pennsylvania, bcinjr composed of 'lot No.
115 and a part of lot No. 114, in Tlios. Scott's
plan of the subdivision of nut-lot No. three,
lu the manor of Pittsburg, which saidplan Is
recorded In Plan. Book one, pago 23, boundoJ.
and described as follows: Beginning (and
fronting) on the easterly side of Scott street,
at the distance of 21 it. from Hazel (formerly
Decatur) street, thenco extending nlon:r
Scott 'street, southerly 25 ft. d inches,
more or less, to center of a S
ft. 11 in. alley, at tlio corner of lot
of ground of H. W. Sackett; thence extend
ing back easterly, preserving the same
width, between lot No. 112 in tbe same plab
and the line ofSackett's lot, a distance of 100
ft., to Smallman St. (formerly Cherry alloy),
being the same property conveyed to Robert
Steele by John T. Gray and Agnes A., his
wile, by deed dated August 26, 1870, and re
corded In the Recorder's office, vol. 262, pago
75, upon which property is erected a small
brick dwelling house and a small frame
building. This property will be sold upon
the premises SATURDAY, April 30, 1892, at 10
o'clock a. M. Second All that certain piece
or parcel of land situated in Penn township,
Allegheny county, State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning on tha township road, at tbe
northern corner of land allotted to Logan,
one of the heirs; thonce south 85 25' W.
77 81-100 perches by Logan's line to the line
of land of Richard Jones; tbence north 039'
W. 101 50-100 perches to to wnshiprond; thence
by said road sooth 83 13' E. 7 3S-100 perches;
thence south S73 37' E. 47 98-100 perches to the
middle of the aforesaid township road:
thenco by tho middle of said road
in a sontherly direction S3 80-100
perches to the place or beginning,
containing 36 acres 22 91-100 perches.
Subject toTicht of way through part of said
land, by way now opened to other portions
of said land, now deeded to James Parker.
This property was conveyed to Robert
Steele by William Frew and Martha E., his
wile, by deed dated April 2, 1877, and re
corded in Deed Book, vol. 359, page 396. Ex
cluding thereout and tbereirom that portion
of the farm devised by the said Robert
Steele to Matthew C. Steele, consisting of
OK acres, which has been snrveyed off from
the larger portion of tbe farm, and de
scribed as follows: Beginning at a point on
or near tlin township road; thence south 0
.17' W. 444 20-100 ft. to a point; thence north
56 41' W. 773 ft. to a point; thence north 0 17'
E. 370 43-100 feet to a point; thence south 83
'17' E. 121 75-100 ft. to a point; thence south 56
41' E. 023 25-100 It, to a point at tbe place of
beginning. Containing GK acres, leaving to
be sold under this sale 30-46-1000 meres, on
which Is erected a large two-story dwelling
and barn. Tbis property will be sold upon
the premises SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
'April 30, at 3 o'clock.' Terms Ten per cent
to bo paid when property is knocked down,
one-third casb upon delivery of deed and
balance in one and two years, to be secured
by bond and tight mortgage. Both pieces of
property will be sold absolutely, without re
serve 'or by-bid, to the highest bidder, re
gardless of the price to be obtained.
ROBERT F. CLEVER,
Administrator D. B. N. C. T. A.
JOHN" A. McKELVY, Auctioneer.
ap8-40or
A.T ATJOTIOIT
28 Fifth Avenue, Between Market
and Wood Streets.
8-story brick bnslness bouse, corner 5th av.
and Masters alley: 2-story brick business
bouse,"now occupied by Stniley's bat store.
20KX30 FEET.
THE FINEST RETAIL LOCATION IN
PITTSBURG
Will Be Sold at Anction
FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 11 A. M.
On the premises. Terms, etc., from
BLACK &BAIRD, 95 4th Av.
ap3-143-3,6,10,i3,15
AUCTION SALE
FURNITURE. CARPETS, DESKS, ETC.,
FRIDAY, APRIL 15, at 10 o'clock at the
rooms of the Henry Auction Co., 24 and 26
Ninth street. Must be sold at once to close
tbe consignment.
Fine chamber suites In oak and walnut,
wardrobes, chiffoniers, bookcases, "tablos,
chairs and rocker, lounges, conches, parlor
suites in brocatelle tapestry, English ruijs,
plushes and hair cloth, fancy chairs and
table ornaments, clocks.curtalns, etc., china
closets, sideboards, extension table, brussels
and ingrain carpets, rugs, kitchen and
laundry furnitctre!r,8Hropositive to close tho
account. iiHENRT AUCTION CO.,
apll-67 Auctioneers.
A.T AUCTIOX TO-DAY
At the rooms, 24 and 26 Ninth street, a largo
consignment of Boots. Shoes and Rub
bers. Salo positive. Everything must bo
gold. HENRY AUCTION CO.,
apl4-66 Auctioneers.
CITY
"WE repeat our inquiry i, "Why go Into the country, or 20
miles out of town to buy lots when yon can get better aud cheaper
ones at less prices right in the heart of the city at from 5700 to
51,000 per lot; and, as to terms, you can make your own? You
can pay 510 down, and the balance on monthly payments; or, in
the usual way of a set amount down, and balance on mortgage.
These lots are only 10 minutes' ride from the postoffiee by cable
cars, and are very desirable. Come and select your lot before it"
is too late. .All particulars cheerfully furnished on application.
iis k mm,
DIAMOND
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CHOICE PROFJCETrES,
BUY A LOT
-IS THE
MAYFIELD
SUB-DIVISION
On Perrysvillc and Marshall avenues,
Tenth ward, Allegheny City.
Opening sale Saturday, April 16,
at 2 o'clockP..M.
A little property is the start to for
tune. Sure to make money.
Eetter than a savings bank.
Clear title, choice lots.
Easy payments, sure profit.
Fortune knocks at your door but
once in a lifetime.
Get a Mayfield plan from
JotoK.Ewing&CoM
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS,
Main Office, Branch Office,
PERRTSVILLE 1VE,
107 FEDERAL ST. Cor. Charles Si
at)12-121
FOR SALE.
8500 to S800 for elegant level lots center
of E ST LIBERTY, 830 casb, balance on
monthly payments. Only one minute from
P. R. R., two minutes fromDuquesna traction
road. Plan just opened, come quickly and
get choice of lots.
BLACK A BAIED,
Ko. 95 Fourth ay.
ap3-27-3,6,10,12,15,17.
RESORT HOTELS.
HOTEL HATES
AND CIBCCLAR3
May Be Obtained at THE DISPATCH'S
Bnslness Office, Smlthfield and Diamond.
- mhl
Atlantic City.
THE ROSSMORE
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J
Location unsurpassed. Steam beat. All
conveniences.
mh27-193 MRS. JOHN P. DOYLE.
THE IRVINGTON,
On the Beach. Improved by the addition ot
music and billiard halls. Elevator, Sun
parlors. FUtered water. Service first-class.
mh23-51-D CHAMBERS & HOOPE3.
THE CHALFONTE,
ATLANTIC CITY.
Directly on tho Beach. Sea water baths la
bouse. Opens January 30, 1892.
Ja25-34-"D C. ROBERTS & SONS.
H0TRL WELLINGTON.
Ocean end ot Eentucicy avenue,
Atlantic City. N. J.
M. A. & a. S. M1LNOR.
Circulars at Dispatch office. mh26-73
HOTELS.
RIGGS HOUSE,
WASHINGTOND, C,
Reopened, ,
Under new management; refurnished and.
redecorated in tlrst-clnss style: table best la
the city. RIGGS HOUSE CO.,
G. DkWITT, Proprietors.
Treasurer. Ie26-60-jtwr
STURTEVANT HOUSE
NEW YORK.
American plan $2 50 to $3 50 ner day.
European plan Jl 00 per day upward.
THE STURTEVANT HOUSE
Is rhn most central in the city: near all ele
vated roads, street car lines, principal
places of amusement and large retail stores.
All the comTorts of home with the addi
tional conveniences of tbe metropolis is of
fered our guest3.
THE STURTEVANT HOUSE.
Broadway, 2Stlt and 20th sts., New York.NY
Ja27-29-KWT
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TOr$3O,00O trust funds on
I mortgages on long time;
f AMjalso other smaller
L-L-'rlN amounts. See W. A.
HERRON & SONS, 80
(.Fourth avenue.
aplO-217-12.15,23,26
UNITARIAN PUBLICATIONS FREE
Address Miss Mary Lyman, 19 Oakland
Square. Pittsburg. Ja-13-4i
-1ALL AT MRS. RENOUF'S LADIES' HAIR
j DRESSING PARLOR, where they use
the best curlinx fluid free, cor. Fifth av. and
Market st. Sold at dry stores and 18 Sixtli
EC Fluid, 50c bottle; by mail or express, 65o
bottle. . apl531
LOTS.
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