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PITTSBURGH C031aCEIiCIAL GAZETTE, SATUBDAT. rEBEUAHX 20, 1897. FOIt RKT. FOU SALE. THE SUTTON ESTATE.

fALLEGHENY RESIDENCES PENNSYLVANIA TITLE rendered for the defandant and the aska for another trial. Jnraei Barrett's Will. A petition was filed by Bridget Conroy asking for a citation on Thomas Scanlon to "compel him to have probated the will of Janes Barrett, late of the, Twenty-first ward. Zl' claims she is the nearest km to Kiien wite of James Barrett. Tlotb now dean.

also said that Fa' rctt left estate to hi3 wife, and the latter died Scanlon secured the All local aJTertijcnicnd under the following- WASTED, PERSONALS. LOST nnd FOOD, FOR RE XT and Foil SALE -will be inserted at the rate of oe cext a v.onr CASH. WASTED. As'cnts Wsintetl. AAA WAN-TEt-Mi an.l woaion.

ypur.p and o.d, to work ftr us in own homes in svar time, CkF or evening. $10 to per X-3 car.vai?iiiiii. Any child can fh- Wurlt. Send a.icreHS to-day. send work Jt Pitt1urerh Houkcm.

FOR RENT Two 6-rnom brick houoes on Ann Xes. 1713 ani 1715, at reduced ve-tt. Inquire, of Sht'iiJoy, 6m6 told iiiip.bn Fifth or 3'bos, Iti.ckitt, Tradesmen but) AV oit rt. PC RENT Inn 10 rooms. 27 Fc-urth 10 rooms.

t-iond 2L.Y., rooms, il'i't $7''0 tn v.2"0 per year. Send for V.st. A. 1 ferron Sons, No. TVcJ st, It esidc-nceit.

RENT Lntnont Hollvwod placet Allegheny, new pressed trick house five me vestiome, iiaii. i'at'i, range two gssca, two wateu, cement cellar, heafc In cellar, register In eery room; electric bells, tin peter nnd paint, yard, rear entrance, etc, Joseph iMtililien, Federal and lis Sedgwick tu RKNT Headquarters Allegheny utriua; list irte. jos. iUcilUien, C-S FedTal st. FOK JtKNT Allepheny rooms and flats.

Wm. L. Scott 71 Federal St. FOTl KENT A Bellevue pjd Avalon houses, fend for lint. John K.

Fwiug C4 Federal st. 6 256 Allegheny s.v., fine 3-story brick dwelling, 10 rooms; nice side light; side entrance. A. P. VIf.POX, C3 Federal Ailc-Rheny.

liast End llesidoiicen. FOB TtENT- Choice Shadysido houses, tOO to f3 24 per month. i5 1 jlaei new i.h-rn, 10 Amberwon. corner Custieman st, 8 rooms, beautiful lawn. Bayard, near Nevilla.

new m1ern, ,12 rooms. Se7 IalK, new mod err, l-i rooiiis, Amberson, near Eilswort'n, 10 i-ooms, nicsa lawn. Send for Urt, W. KEHKOX SON 3. 40; Wtv.d at.

fe2 lloimek. FOR RENT Py S. Arnold, 434 Fourth telephone, PliW; send for list. 617 Irkpauick bricK, 9 rooms, hall, both, both gLSes, 'dL-ctrio bells, inside w. and all fiinveni ty, u4i Herron brick.

8 rooms, hail, bath, in- vi. c. all conveniences; S22. CI1 IVrry -'r'rk, i-ooms, hall, bath, both gases. bell" et'i.

fiS Miller st. 4 roomf. hath, $15. Natchez Mt. tVnshinRten, briedc.

house. rooms, haJl, water inside; $15. felaOiU IlOHiiiencoH For Kent. HOUSES FOB. KKNT Sen! for lit BLACK GLONIN'-JKR, io fourth av.

Subnrlnti lVesitleuces FOB RENT EdK-ewood station. Ft. V. C. modern brick house, 8 ronms and bath; large lot; isi per George 244 Fourth av.

FOR RBXT Efigeworth station. Ft. W. mode-m brick licnioe, 8 rooms and bath; larpe lot, 11 per month. George L44 Fourth av.

BcisCne l'ruptrty, FOP. KENT Old number 27. new. ff Wyllo" large store room, cement Jo cellar, pavement, elevator, also eiweliins of nine If desired. Apply Lan'i Kisser, 210 Smi'ti-fleld St.

feli-S FOR P.ENT EST house, 4 floors. clean, elevator, fronting1 T'nlon near Fifth back to Liberty st. Kent very low. Bend for list. W.

A. IIKRROV SOl. 404J Wood St. Stores for Rent. FOR RENT SMITHFIELD STREET, COHXI1R SKVEXTU One sice room with privilege of more; Ricd store, fir.i hx-ation and lov rent.

We want a ttr.uiit. Inquire of John Bissell on prar.i- BUCK A GLUM.M1EH, Xo. 15 Fourth Av. 911 FIFTH A FOR RENT Large store room and cellar, and 8 wtlling roo S. ARNOLD, 424 Fourth a v.

Ildoiim for Kent. BFNT 'rr 4 room nnfundhed house, for llg-ht huv.sek neping. with bath. hot. and cold water, on lioqui-t and Oakland sts.

Address IV. this ofliee. FOR KENT Two lighted rcor.is. about feet, with rower and elevators, corner Third av. and Ferry st.

A Iso bubding at "24 Third runninc tlrougfi to with ree stones, 25.44 on Third av with boiler, engine aud shatting. Bair e- Claszam Mfg. Co. FOR-RENT LAW OFFICES, FIRST FLOOR, XO. 40S CHAM SXHEKT, Now occupied by 0.

W. Jcnes. IlLACIt A GLOXlXfiRU. S5 Kourlh Av. MlscePaneoon I'or Il-t, FOB RENT Separate ap.ntirects for tt-e -padded vans ai.J watrons for fum packers.

ShontJ-ian Transfer and -a Vl 4i4 Water. lv Tel. 1849. fe2o-2i-2S-25-26-27-mhl-2-4-t FC'K LENT Get Wm. L.

Scott rent list. ioth office open very day (except Sun- dayi. 71 Federal and 8 Sarah A lie. heny. COMPLETE for rent list mailed free until April drop us a postal.

BLACK GLONINGER, 35 Fourth av. FOR RENT Five stalls for horses and room for two wcgoiia Call at S. G. Schmitzer, 23 Madison Allcrbeny, pg yon RENT Re-id postal card or phone E. E.

for my RENT F. O. Van O. rder, 6212 Penn a opp. Frankstown av.

TO LET, Denny Estate Property. WILLIAM F.AULL, Agent, So. 4PJ Tbird Cor. JlarLet l'lttntinrcrlj. UwelllDg.

All In Kirst-Class Condition. rCR EALS- CP OfiflSf at viand aw, EaFt t-ni, lous 5C'ZUU 9 r.nis, bath, lauajiy, fur ia. mi nie nearths hard wood tnacteis; soni- I iete lot Svxlai. to an alley. CC OH fl -Forbes; near Seneca, reduced ZUUfrom ST.n'.

to effect a sale; a '-rick of rooms, hath, both and hail, ln-1 shatters, stune stls, fstatle if. 2ZZ, to a paved street. SZ nnO-A n-w haft brick refluent in eceptlou hall, hardwood cabinet n.ai:e'.s, bath ar.d laundry, cedar closet, i cupboard, both Kases. iarge porches, nice let; street Eeweted; reduced from ft, near Ledlie. new press T'tUU brick of rooms, stor.e triruiuings, wan stunt sieps; vestibule, hall, bath, inside shmi.ers.

fj fl CI nybourne street: reduced from I)UU to a quick buyer: hcuse of rooms ball, vestibule, bath. launOry, pcirciies, nice lot; I-in-j, near Center avenue. $0 GRnfTufiriurhanna st rear Ballas, 'UUU Last F.nd, house of 6 rooms, hall, attic, slate uianteU, tile hearths. Inside shatters, tath. laundry, range, porches; al! si-vT-e-ed: let to alley part cash, $1S per month, same as rent.

50 fnfl Colwell street, near Vlr e. b'liUU house of 5 rooms; lot 20 t.v paved and sewered alley; street pa' sewered; minutes from court house. $9 Cnn-Kaaei near Elm, 5 t'uUU from court house; house or rooms, both all sewered. SO n1 Per two houses on Flower t'HUU Hazelwood, of 4 rooms each; ail sewered aide w. nice coiner lot.

y-L BHHENPELD tt F-ji1 a 2262. 8 p. Residences. Neat little homes on easy terms, parks, and Perrysville av. Tenth ward, ay City.

See A. J. Pentecost, 413 Grant FO ner Ai. st. OF.

SALE Three 2-tory brick houses, corner (iff en and Chestnut Allegheny; sewered, i'th gases, finished attics, on two electric: car lot 60x66, a od investment. Inquire on premises. TO BARGAIN HUNTERS. Have a good brick dwelling, two stories end mansard. Parlor, dining room, kitchen and pantry on ttj floor, 3 bed rooms ari bath room on serorvl ftXir.

two rooms in mansard, bath, 2 w. c. laundry, front and rear porch, side entrance liause built back from street; in order to oeii quick will take See A. D. Wilson, 55 Federal Allegheny.

fel8-17-19-20 City iroiierty, --Ij; -ew me, 5 roon'. lot baitce same as rent. 3. Arnola, it jiti. av feSOrSW East Jiitd Ilesideiuc RFMIPFn t0 -m from JB.00O.

Was sold IILLJUUlEJ at that a year ago. Dwelling 11 rooms, bath, laundry, furnace, plate and art glass, located in East End. near electric and Pennsylvania railroad car lines. See us soon. O.

It. Lauman. 434 Fourth av. MURRAY HILL AVENUE. Two-story brick dwelling of 12 rooms.

Including reception hall; house has all modern improvements, and in prime condition; let 40 bv 160 feet, or 100 feet by 100 feet, as desired; have special pried for quick NO. F. BAXTER, 76 Carnegi PACIFIC An elegant Queen Aia.e brick residence, 11 rooms, recent. hal'. bath, with all conveniences, hardwood mar tew, Taylor burners.

See chandeliers, insidt tljutters," sliding; doors, cement cc-liar. with tck partitions, furnace, porches, staijie, lot 45x133 feet: low price. Bred B. Coyle cor. Pourth av.

and Grant st. fea-24-27 :3 Sabarbini Kesidences. FOR 3ALJ-: By W. It. Johnston, Lincoln Iteilevne; suburban houses; also choice biiillinti loifc.

Lots for FOR EALH1 Lots. Shadyside We have 2,000 feet of the choices; frontage it. hnacysl-ie; streets fully price: and tetmj defy coinpetitiun, d'n't buy a lot until cu se ia. Liggett 7i DUmoni st. Farm For Sul.

FOTl PALE Farm located In Columbiana county. Onio. about SO miii-s west of Pittsburgh, convenient to graded district school and cri-lee, railroad station. office an 1 churches, on public road, well watered, timbered, good land and btutdings ven- desirable ligation. I 33 io-l'X acres.

For particulars address Box MKma. O. FOR SALE A farm of ninety (9o acrs, sit-uateii between WiiiieRburg and 1'eKkvilie gas fei.ts,- in a fairly ttatc of cultivation, comfortable tiwcil'ng of seven rooms, large truce bank Ijarn, iiicely located and no doubt underlaid with i.s: r-elonp-s to hjira ard will be 1.1 on reasonable terms ro close up the eta: 'l'iiie Indisptitaile. Address John Moore, Executor, White-sbuitr, Armstrong countv. Pa.

fey 14 H'OR SAL71 Farm, six acres, nice laying land, bain, chic-ten rjruse. iron force pump In well, Pnty fruit cf all kltejs- n.ittua! gas free; buy It if Bold before March 1: 10 minutes' wsik from S-Pwtekley. W. C. Butterfleid Av 3s West Diamond, Allegheny.

EI Wi rTIHHT" 4 'Jl Fifth-avTTFUtsbur'ghT oilers desirabl? fanra at a bargain, call. Pnsiness Opportun i coal mm. '7ow In operation In the Pittsburgh district. I 3') acre? coal, live foot seam, opened up and e.tu;! witi toe Improved mining m.i-chints. li-if a capacity of 50 cars dally.

houses, stor- building and all accessories for a first class plant. Can put coal oa aa cheaaiy as any plac- In the district. The outlook Is gr.od for a S'irr Tier's run, and we desire to sell a one half listen st to get more money In tlie business, which ca he shown to be prcftaldrt. Address Coal, Commercial Gazette office. fe3o.20 For Sale or l.irl.nne.

W. iV3 FOR BALE AND EXCHANGE IN A LLEC HEN 't'NTY, WFSTMOREI. AND COUNTT, WASUIXvJTON COUNTY, LEAVER COUNTY, LAWRENCE COUNTY, FAYFTTE COUNTY, INDIANA COUNTY, CiUWFCED COUNTY. ARMSTRONG COUNTY. 03 r3 (VENANGO COUNTY, SOMERSET COUNTY, CAMBBIA COUNTY.

PLACIC GIOMXfiER, Or Fourth Ave. ADJOlllFD flBLIC SALE. ADJOITKNED SALE OF Bv virtue of an order of the court of common plas No. 1 of Allegheny county, Pennsylvania, at No. 605 September term.

1S96. the receivers of Jenn'rgs Brothara Company, Linutrd, will expose PUBLIC SALE, ON" THE PREMISES, LEECHBURO, ARMSTRONG ON TUESDAY, the 2d PAY OF MARCH, 1897, At 1:30 O'clock P. All of the real estate of said Jennings Brothers Company. Limit-d. Cijh which is erected a modern sheet null, fully equippec, consisting of 3 sheet ma'ls or 4 tin mills, an! 3 modern cold red! mllis, with ample pickle appliances; also ail gas and cal rights.

Terms of sale CASH. 1.0 per cent of purchase money, will be required on day of sale, and the balance on confirmation of srde and delivery cf deed. The Safe Deposit, Trast of Pittsburgh, and Vf. l. McKrefie-, Rec for Lrt.

Limited. JOHN D. BAILEY, AucUoneer. '78 LEfiAL. DAVID P.

Attorn y-at-Law. S6 Diamond st -eet. Estate of Marshall Mci.onald, deceased. Notice is hereby given that letters testarnen-axy on the estate of Marshall McDonald, deceased, have been granted to the undersigned, to whom all persons Indebted to paid estate are requested to make immediate payment, and having claims against the fame shou'al nwke them knowa without ii'Uy. Harry McDonald.

Joseph McDonald, Water street. Pittsburgh, Pa. Ja25 ERRFTT, A Bi'ktweTl building. Estate cf Alexander PiatTSoli. deceased.

N-eii-e is hrc-hy given tnat letters of administration ta the estate of Patterson, iate of ri.es:ie. c-unty. ha-, been flamed t- tr.e to whom ail pcrtcns tf estate ai-- request'-d to make pnyment, and tr.os hav ing cla -na ti- sme shotld make them uon delay. Mary R. Pattei-vn, A4-Taiidiitratnx, Pa.

Ol'M'AM'. FRANCIS J. P.FBBEC ccuittaat, Fourth. fcV. Auditor and Ac- brick, i-oorrs.

00 C6 Fist Diamond brick, 7 SO Kf.bece-a rrnr.ie, rcoms .70 briok. 6 n-ins 56 F'renieijt brick, rooms is Kirkpa'Hck brick, 8 rooms 2S ioena Vsta brick. 10 lot-t'is 'S 7'4U Kirkr-ntrick brick, 5 rooms 17 0 S3 r-ecstur brick, 6 rcoms 33 0 S5 Kilsv.orth brick. 6 rooms 17 yO lis Monterey brick, rouins 2o i These are a part cf our houses for April pos-fepsicn. Wc also have a number now empty that he rented free to April 1.

Get our complete rent list, issued semi-weeklv. A- Z. BTERS A Ii3 Federal st. BELLEVUE. PherMan frame, 30 roomS.

$7 f5rrag-ue frame. roc ma 00 Locust frame, 10 rooms 00 Star frame, 6 rooms 17 0j Lincoln frame, 6 rooms -j "0 Sherman fratie, 6 rooms Star frame, rooms l'i 00 Madison frame. 6 rooms 17 Star friw, 7 IS' 00 Get our complete rent list, issued semi-weekly. A. Z.

liYERS HZ Federal st- frame, 7 rooms frame, 0 rooms frame, 7 rooms frame. 1 rooms frame, 7 rooms frame, 7 rooms frame. 7 rooms 00 2') HO 22 ID 25 00 25 "0 25 00 2. 00 These sen are mostly new and urs foin-articulars at office. A.

Z. BYERS 03 Federal st. state Gt City Property. FTTRNIFHEiJ HOUSE FOR RENT Center near Jioonn'ood, S-rcom brick; modem In every "Fpec. furdshei.

George 244 Foiaih av FOR RE. Dwelling ithin one square Diamond mar. ct inquire 811 Penn av. B. Oppen-heimer.

FOR modern nine-room frame horses, w'th re-cption hall; papered throughout, ha u.g laundries, bath room, with wv1j s.iii.d, inside w. c. fireplace fitted W't'i natural gas appliances: range In kitchen ar laundiy: artificial gas fixtures; houses are bell, ae era rate; 2) feet from street: lots 3xl0 feet to street paved with asphaltuin sf'-n-- walk; shsde trees; houses overictok ey park- flVi mliiuic' wplk frotn zoo prccn'i nih; draiiiae natural, making i stores of ail kinds conven-I Li cheapest in the city. $25 per me nth: cv pays water rent; electric cars run thnnigli pi only 20 minutes' ride from rtctsoutgh I.f e. For keys see p-ter Shields, Ti i.ps or Greenfield av.

and Lvdia ward. fe2 aO-s-tf FOR RENT WOOD STREET, 5EAU JilXTH 3-story building; rent, very low; want a tenant. Inquire of John Blssell, Biased block, or PLACIv tSLOXIXOF.U, o. Fourth Av. FOH RENT Hollywood! houses; pos-s-sslon; list free.

36 St. Clara terrace, rooms, etc 4i St. Clare terrace, 8 rooitis, etc Morrison aw, 8 re-' res, eta. 5 Morrison 8 rooms, etc. 13 Laurent 5 roonic, etc.

Best houses ia e. titer 'or the money. JOSEPH McfflLLES. Federal and US Sedgwick st. IltisiueHs Property.

TO LET. Coraopobs. P. L. E.

R. corner of State and Mill street: store room wareroom, 2225; cellar, 22x25; iarge new store front In stor room; carriage house; also dwelling of six rooms. This property is suitable for a general store, grocery or any line of mercantile business. Coraopolis is a thrifty, gr irg town, twelve miies from Pittsburgh. Long l3se 'o a good party at a low rent- See H.

W. Burt (druggist), cor. State and Brcauway, Coraopctijp. or A. Z.

By era. No. 93 Federal All'-eheiiv City. AUCTION SALE. STOCKS.

STOCKS. AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE STOCKS, Etc. Will be offered at 'auction, by order of the Fidelity Title and Trust tj close estates, at No. 79 Fourth avenue (Hostetter building.i, TUESDAY, February 23, at 3:30 P. M.

The followir.g valuable stocks: 10 shajes Lincoln National Bank. 5 shares 1 S. National Dank. 50 sha-es Marine National Bank. 5 shares Monongahela National Bank, 20 shares Ci'y Insurance Co.

shares Birmingham Fire Insurance Co. 2S shares Teutonia Insurance Co. 60 ehares- Philadelphia Gas Co. 4i shares Monongahe'a Incline Plane Co. 21 sbaivs Mansileid Coal si Coke Co.

Leasehold nnd Cottage at South Fork, property of the late M. B. SuyUam, deceased. JOH D. BAILEY, Auctioneer.

Tel. No. 90. STOCKS. STOCKS.

Auction Sale of Valuable Stacks. Will be added to the list of stocks to be offered at suction aa No. 79 i ourth avenue iHostetter building), Tuesday, February 23, at 3:30 P. hi 50 chares Allemania Insurant" Co. 40 shares German Fire Insurance Co.

1 an. re Jackson Farm Gas Co. srmres Mansfield Coal Coke Co. $1, St. Clair Ir.clire Plane i hit cent bond.

25 siiarc-s Lincoln National Bank. JOHN D. BAILEY. Tele. Xa.

90. ji-u-ctloneer. el 9:3 XOTICE. Department of Public "Works, Citv of Allegheny, Feb. 10, THE ASSESSMENT for the construction of a lateral Fewer on Norman street, from Overlook street to liueua Vista street.

Second ward, is now ready and can be keen at th office of 1he bureau of en-Kinc-eiins tind sunrys uniil Monday, March 1, lSi-7, when it will be placed the hands of the city comptroller to serve notices for the payment of the ROBERT McAPrJE. Director. Depart rient of Public Works, Citv ot AHearhenv, t'eb. 19. mi.

TllV ASSESSMENT for the construction of a lateral sewer on Gucke-rt a ley. from Madison avenue to East, Third ward, is now and can i seen at the office of the bureau of engineering- and surveys until Thursday, March 4, 1S97, when it will be placed in the bauds of the city comptroller to servo notices for the payment of the same. ROBERT McAFEE, fe20: 27-10 1 Idreetor. iJeri-f rtrnent of Public Works. Citv of Alieuhenv, Feb.

lit. bs; 7. THK ASSESSMENT for the construction of a lateral sewer on California avenue, from Forsvthe street, soutn, to connect with oitl bewer, Eleventh wt. td. is now ready and can be Keen at the office of bureau of enafrx-erinf- and surveys until Friday, March 5.

1S.7, when it will be in the hamij of the city to serve no'in's for the payment of tho saroo. EGBERT McAFEE, Director. Office of Collector of Dt PitLsbuVfiii, I-'eb. Jo, 1ST. TAXPAYERS are notified that de-lincjyent city taxes for the year lKv.

must be paid on or before March 20. 1S97. to avoid costs of advertising the same, and the stibse'iuent fiiiiiK of lu-ns ns'aiiift the property. The lists of advertising- will bi prepared and published after tue date named. WM.

R. FOIcD, ColUator. PI LIC SALT1. Department of Public Safety, Plttsbuigh, Ft-b. 15.

1SU7. PUBLIC SALE The d( trtir.eat of public safetv will offer 10 horses for -rfie on tt-urdrty. February 2X. at l'l o'clock a. at tba storehouse.

No. Ld.l Wvlie avenuo. J. O. BROWN, Director Department of Public Safety, foPjiE-l-rd r.inploynient ltureans.

AUXJHHNT EMPLOVM2NT BUREAC- FUse. -clods service. 'Xry us. tie Ftaeral ft. JCDGLi HAW.TCIJfS DKCISIOV AS TO ITS DIVISION.

A 7tniion Dollars kn tlie I Property Goes to Ilelatlve Deiri.e of Court PoceMlirs. Judge TV. O. Ha-wki H'harided dow-fi an jrpinion anJ deoree in tbie matter of the k3tate of the lata Da B. Sutton, who klled March Z.

lSS. Tb estate is said to te vorth J1.C-X.OjO, an ce deceased left no heir except, nepr.jv and nlece3 and grand nephews ard grandrdeces. Tho maia contention in i epresentcontroversy turns on the questij i whether or not the effect of the act of 1.53 was to repeal tha act cf 1850 so far as it gave grrandnepheTva and crandnieces the right to take by representation. If not. tho question would ari-se aa to th i manner la which thay should take.

The court sail it Is c'ef-r that under the act of grrandnephewf, and graudnieces took by representation, and the question as to the manner ii which these distributees shall take en By of solution. "The principle i3 well settled." says Hawkins, "that wlw collaterals, who are entitled to take s'frid in unequal decrees of relationship the intestate, those farthest removed teke by representation the shares whi' 1. their patents, if livine. would have ta en and co ibe-fluently the basis of distribution here must be the numbe- of nephews and niece who survived left issue Mr. Sutton." Under this decision "aalf of the estate will be divided equally between Anna Zl.

Ciarrison, a iiice, anr. Anna M. Sutton, a grrandnlece, who is ie only survivor of Richard Sutton, a aeaheiv of the deceased. A fourth of the estate will be divided equally between Kate M. Edpar, Creole S.

JSdifar and William C. Edar, children of David Edgrar, a nephew, and the other fourth will go to Alfred S. Bloor and Mrs. Thcod osia iiingham, children of Harriett Sutton Hloor. a niece of the dec-cased.

The court made a decree ordering a partbtl distribution of the estate as follows: To Anna M. Oarrison. JOO.OOfl; to Anna 51. button, to the three surviving children of David Edpar, C6 each, and tc the two children of Harriet Sutton Bkor. $2:.,000 each.

The court, however, makes the following stipulation: "Hut before any person shall be entitled to receive any portion he snail give security with a condition tnat if any debt or shall afterwards be recovered Ok'ainst the estate of the deceased, he refund an equitable part of such debt A DOLLAR A DAY FOR YEARS. Peculiar Contract Alleged to Have Been Made to Avoid a Dumagf Suit. Attorney Thomas M. and Rody P. afar-shall brought a peculiar action yesterday on an old contract, alleged to have been mads by the Crescent Steel Company and Robert McDonald, superintendent of the works.

It was for a dollar a day contracted to be paid every day to JAzzie Cavanaug-h until her baby boy was 14 years of age. in lieu of a suit which she threatened to brin.ir for the death of hei husoand, Daniel Cavanaugh, at the works of the lirrn, where he was emnloyed aa a laborer. January 21. 155, Cavanaugh. who was employed as a laborer in tho Crescent Steel Company's plant at Fifty-first strict, was asked by the superintendent to nelp lower an iron door, which the plaintiff alleges should have been lowered Willi a crane.

The door was beiner let down by hand ar.d Cavana-igh at first refused to assist in ihe woik. The super, intene'ent assured him, wife claims, tha- there was no danger and with that assurance he took an iron har and pro-ceeced to luwer it. The door slipped and fell on him, killing- him ir.stantiy, it is said. The wife was left with several small chillren and when she learned the cause of her husband's death went to th3 company officers iad told them that she waa goii to bring suit. They asked her not to Co so and she says they agreed to give her a dollar a day until her youngest child, then 1 year and 7 months of age war.

14 years old. The contract was one of the strangest ever made in lieu of a suit for darjages. and tne firm proceeded to pay the woman fls per agreement. The money wa3 puid vntil March. li.

whe" she alleges the dollar day was stopped. She claims there is now due Ksj and brings suit to recover. Attori.ey Rody P. Marshall said yester. day that the plaintiff would continue to trir suit until ail the money is pai l.

He a fries it is a contra -t from the fact that they paid her SI and above. COMMON PLE IS CASES. LI szle McMillan v. Dr. flower Aon-Suited Minor Matters.

Jn common pieas No. 1 yesterday a verdict 'for was rendered for the plain-tit in the case of IS. W. Seigfried against tho Barnes County bank, an action on a partnership account. The jury is out in the case of William Steinmeyer, executor, the Ewalt Street Bridge Company, on action to recover dividends a counting to sm.

The defense claims ai offset of The damage suit of Kiizabeth j. McJJiliar. against Dr. J. O.

Flower was called fur trial. The case g-ew out of the Anti-Cruelty society sen-eation of a year ago. Of course tins alntiff was not in court, for she has )t been In Pittsburgh very much since fien and the case was non-suited. In le feigned issue of Mrs. Mary C.

Thaw against A. S. Smith, an action on a note, a verdict was rendered for the plaintiff. In -No. 2 a verdict for S3 was ren- ered for the plaintiffs in the case of the Rowley Karmance Company against Oeorge Loefft i Son, an action on a nechanic's Ilea.

The case of Mavnard Ilorton against the Pleasant Valley Company to recover damages for bejrg injured by electric wire, is on trial before Judge Thomas Ewing. JACOB lim AY DEAD. The long; Missing- Alleghenian Lived and Died in Ohio. Several dajs ago letters of administration were issued to Mary C. Fishe- on tha estate of htr brother, Jacob Urban.

At the tiaie the sister declared her brother had cisappaiired in 3G3. Yesterday a man and woma-n entered the register't office. One of them carried a marked newspaper containing the notice of the issuance of the letters. The woman said she Was a daughter of Jacob Urban and that she resides at Wheeling. She stated that her father, when he left Pittsburgh, went to l.is son's home in Ohio, at which place he led about nine years u-o.

The letters Ui possibly be revoked. The estate consists valuable real estate in Allegheny. Bicyclist Xtnx' Insurance. In the suit of Catherine Lenz, the mother of Frank Lenz, the bicyclist who waa killed near Ezeroum, Turkey, entered some time ago against former members of the gTaijj lodge, Select Knights of America, an aft davit of defense was tiled The action is one to recover money on insurance policy taken out by the a. The of the lodge declare the organ! eauoiQ was def anct in ISM at the time of young L.er.2' death, and has not beea in existence since.

Other de-fendaats deny having been members of tho grand 'oclge. Linden Steel Kecelvershlp. Charles F. Weils, receiver of the Linden Steel Corr pany, hied an answer yesterday to a rule granted on him to show cause why he should net pay interest on a mortgage for I'e says that by a previou order of court he "was authorized to issue receiver's certificates to t-s tiuoun; of JT'Vju-). He has isued j.B.Con and has orly ttf on hand and he declined pi? this out.

as it would embarrass the opera Jon of the wr.rks. Theater Mannser Sued, Amelia Sleytrsfif Id, colored, entered suit aga'nst Harry Davis, manager of the Grf nd Opera house, to recover $1,000 damages. She alleges she waa elected from th? theater after buying a ticket. She claims she was embarrassed and dl aced. Mr.

Phillip A.k.s a. Xew Trial. Arguments on motion for new tria's vr continued In common pleas court Mo. 3 yesterday. The principal we r.r-f.cA was that ot L'izabfth Phill.ps, Vidow of Prof.

Alexander Phliitas. Htrainst the West End Traction Company to recover damages. The plaintiff's husband was killed in thj West End wrecu on October 13, A verdict -was 110 TRUST CO, Li. OF City Stores and Houses, Farms, Coal Mines and Coal Lands, At Auction Next Thursday, Feb. 25, 1897, at 10 O'clock A.

In Rotunda of Court Hciiss, Pittsburgh, Pa. Tho Pennsylvania Title and Trust Company, trustee, to make sale underpin order of the orphans' court of Allegheny countv. eiuer.M at No. PI June term, 1S06, in 1ho estate of John Tarrtiart, deceased, wlil olicr at public sale nt 1lit time and place above mentioned, tu-i following described real estate: Two llircc-stor brick stores Known as So. 52 and 53 S.

Diamoml AUcplieny City, lot 35x00, rentals 2,060.00 a year, Three dwellings known as Xos. 26, 28 and .30 Columbia Place, AhVsheny City, lot 57x 110, rentals $501.00 a year. Tiie undivided three-fonrtlis of 02 acres, 15 perches, with rouse, barn, and eoa, underlying estimated at CO acres, situate at Wood-vilte station, C. St. L.

It. Yu Tne undivided three-fourths of 60 perches t-5iipiicd mining property wi tipple, miners' houses, railroad tracks, sidings, at Ft. TiU station, P. C. C.

St. R. also, undivided three-fourtlis of 317 acres, 2 roods. 23 perches cf coal at same station; also, undivided three-fourths of 39 acres, 1 rood and perches of coal at same station, ail in South Fayette township. Terms of sale, 10 per cent of purchfis9 money in cash at the time of Bale, one-third of the balance on the oomii million of and the remainder In two equal annual payments, with interest, payable facmj-ann uafy.

to be secured by bond and mor'ftfiE-e. with scire facias clause, and provision for attorney's commission cf 5 per cent for collection. PKSXSYLVJMA TITLE AXD IKl'iJl l'l 410 Sinithfield Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. THORP. Attorneys, St.

Hot. HulldiiiK, Plttbararh. Pa. tenuis A I i CKl 1 Oil til AKTISrt. C.

P. TIIO'PB1 A- Notlco is will be made to J. ESIERV. ru'ys-at-1 i.iw. given iat aa app'lcatl-t the povern.ir of the siat Pennsyivrinla on tne leh day of March, law, by A.

Cutter. Robert IL. Laird, J. B. Wishwston.

J. A. Emery and O. r. Thoini'soa, un-ier he net of assembly cf the eoramonwen ri of Pennsylvania entitled.

"An set to provide for the in on oration and regulation cf certsii c-otpcrationn." approved April 23. 1574. ard the supplements tn te for the charter of an mteniK-o c.rioratiiin to i canea tne Manufacturing Company, the character rnd object whereof the and supplying cf pas to tr.e public in tint county of and tor these pui-p-twa to have, and enloy all the ritjlaa. beneiits and prlvlletres of th said of assembly' and Irs st.ppk'm-"nt3. 1.

'1 J. A. Briery, bf licitors i'V ApplloHias. February 13. i.t.

TUARK SCIIinri. Attomcy-at-Law. 4117 Orant st. Notice Is hereby given that tn application vili be mnle to the governor of Viuisyl vanlA on uch 15, 1M'7. Ly Jfl-r BeuZ.

J. A. M. A. C-jibtiiiUi.

p. Jlw-held, Jhar'es F. Pucc-hj, under the net of entitled: "An act to provl-ln for tii Incorporation and rnttulMtton of certain corporations," April 2, 1874. and its supple-nieinto, f'r the ch-utcr of an Interd 'd to be called 'he Lam-held But'Hnq; the character and object of which Is th v.i.ai if.toture and b'lttllnir -ill kinds car-I ted waters and b'-verajrfs, and for the 1 uivw" tJ have. pc--'-e' an.l enjoy all i.t, benefits and of said act of and snpplciacr.ts thereto.

Mark Solicitor. idiEttlO-V notjci: KLFCIION- The enniial r.f ti of the Charthrs Biocic coal Company ill be held st branch of th v. No. Zli', ih Piltsturitn. on Thursday Fr-hrutry ai 2 ler ths iiftion of directors to serve "or the eusultoy year, and for tnj tr.insactlon of Mich other business as may properly coi ie h-( th mectinrr.

J- C- OTSAHT, felijQ Secret ury. Office Allegheny Uridjro Pittsburgh, January 29 In-iT. KLRCTTON -A election for prrni len'j) man, pers and officers of the "(' for a F'-ilBe 'aver the A1W Kivi-r, opjiev plte PUist.ur-h," 11 be lu-ld st tho toll hou- iit the south 1 Pit end of tho IrMss on Mon isy, 1, next, ul i o'clock p. ni. tV.

ILOFCbuiif. -uiuairer. OTlo of t'-c i-'dne-'i Pa-. -M, Pio-. j-lLi iCTION The Mtin-jal nactnir th" share-boMM-M of Th.

P'daiffo'- Minimr Company will in Id at the office tne onip-my, r.v.m S3 iiithoc.se buil-bns. Tuco-hiv, March J. in o'clock n. for tte ptiriose cf eb-c'iitiK directors to r.erc for the ensuinir yer. arid transatt i-u.

other a ui-ey come bel'inv the nieetliin. Transfer l.o,.k3 will be closed February ji and MvXvih 2, l.iciu dve. S. K. OILU rttary.

DUMCAN, BRADY CO. Successors to V'm. P. ner.nett.' Ktriusivf the Mll-' irrVtt(ve KU-mlbl H'cW ESi-IM DOOS IHF.Ul'.'Al(Mi I'11ITIG. i l- tmel 1 14 VVeii.d PittsburiiU Pa.

'ltLEl'IlOMi XZ. will. A citation granted. LLUiAL BRIKFS. T'lere will be no trials in court on Monday, a legal loUday.

The new juyr in common picas No. 1 will not re. po- until Tuesday. letters of ao-ministration were issued on the estate of tho iate Campbell B. llerron to John M.

McOance. 1'nd ia tho sum of wf-s given. Wil'Iam McLaughnn filed a caveat again the probate any document pur-portir. to be the will of James McLaughlin, formerly a city fireman. G.

C. Dellebach, assignee of the Hotel Sohlosser. sued J. B. Andrews yesterday to recover 87, an alleged balance of a hotel bili covering a period of four year o.

in the divorce proceedings of Mary B. Cf.d against Jacob B. Caldwell was filed by tho commissioner. Th6 libelant clr.im.i her husband left her and her baby penniless. Tn tho bench warrant proceedings of th R.

A. Kelly Company against Charles, J. Mason and E. A. Mason, Judge Thomas Ewir.g decided yesterday to admit the defendants to $300 bail.

A rule granted in common pleas court No. 1 to show cause why two judgments held by Anna Bowman against Thomas W. Bowman should not be opened. The amounts are SilO and J20O. In the 3uit of Park Naples against the Pittsburgh West End Passenger Kail-way Company to recover a statement was tiled In which declares was injured by having been thrown from a car.

A statement of the indebtedness of the borough of Bellevue was hied by Solicitot William B. Kirker for the purpose of borrowing for improvements. Tho present debt is and the last assessed valuation was The following executions were issued: Benedict F. Keen, agent, vs. Jacob Craig, and Blanche W.

Craig. $222 40; Pittsburgh Reining Company vs. H. R. Mitchell.

John B. McCann vs. Commercial Printing and Publishing Company, $704 72. A rule to answer interrogations was granted on F. R.

Jarkson in the suit of Tcnib, Johnston Co. against Jackson and others. The action is relative to tne. failure of William Trail and is brought to discover how Jackson secured possession of Traut's business. An execution attachment was issued vrstercav by Charles Purntmr against John Hastings and the Pittsburgh Dry Goods Company Is summoned as Barm, shee.

Burning gor. a verdict for against Hastings for alienating the affections of the plaintiff wire. The parties live at Oakmont. A WOMAN CAPTAIN. Mrs.

Mary XI. Orecne, Formerly a Pilot, "ow Entitled to Command tt Steamboat. Mrs. Mary B. Greene, the wife of Capt.

Gordon Greene, commander of the well-known steamer H. K. Bedford, yesterday was examined as to her qualifications to command a steamboat. fr.e successfully underwent the rigorous examination prescribed by the government, and was given a license which entitles hsr to command a boat. She is the only woman who has evei been granted an original master's license by the Pittsburgh office.

The examination waa made by Capt. John M. Phiiiips. the government local inspector of hulls, and Capt. Gtorge H.

Atkinson, inspector of boilers, and the greater part of yesterday was consumed in asking and answering the necessary The examination was conducted in the inspectors' office in the federal building. At its conclusion a license which entitles her to command a vessel for rive years on the rivers in this section was given her. The license is to the effect that she has given satisfactory evidence to the inspectors that she is a skillful master of steam vessels and can be entrusted to perform such duties, and that she is licensed to act as such master on steam vessels for the term of live years. Mrs. Greene is a young woman, prepossessing in appearance and remarkably bright.

Her home is at Newport, but she end her husband pass the greater part of their time on board thv steamer 11. K. PedfCJ d. which nhes the rivers in this section. One year ago she wa.s examined as to her fiuaiificu for pilot, one of the- most difficult positions to fill I of all the commands on a steamboat, and was given a license to act aa sttoli.

being the first woman who was ever given l.cerse as a first-class pilot. Yesterday her Mcensse as pilot was extended to cover a period c-f five years. Previous to her application for a p' lot's license she had acted as assistant pilot to her husband lor a period of five or six years, and from her experience in the pilot house had com" to learn the rivers thoroughly. Jest whether Mrs. Greene expects to take charge of a steamboat could not be ascertained, but she is entitled to do so if she desires.

In fact her nnswrs to tho questions propounded her were above tho average in Intelligence. At any rate she will be in a position to be of great assistance to hei husband In ease cf emergency. Mrs. Greene is educated and above the average in intelligence, but she is nevertheless modest and unassuming, and one would never guess from her demeanor that she is one of the few women in the United States -whom tne government believes possesses the necessary knowledge and qualifications to command a steamboat. She is thorou hly posted on all the technicalities of steam vessel, and aduition has made up her mind just what she would do in certain dangerous emergencies.

In response to the question as to what she would do in cjise of a tiie on a boat she commanded she a.n-swered that the would instruct her pilot to land the boi. and, without anv undue excitement, have the pump put. to work and water thrown en the fire, Pud the passengers and crew awakened. In case she found her boat sinking she said she would try to get the boat to shore, and failing in that would get out all the smaii boats for the purpose of saving the passengers and crew. In case of a collision between her boat and another one she said she vvould be governed bv circumstances.

AVronId Fill Volninca. The testimony in the hearings relative to the value and condition of the Moi'on-gahela Navigation Company's plant will lill volumes in case It Is ever printed. It is estimated that the testimony so far taken will fill 1,000 typewritten pages. An lionet Man's Story. Grec nviliage.

Jan. Dear Sir Thank God there is a medicine that will cure catarrh. Mr. Pretzin-ger, I used your sun pie box of catarrh which you sent me. The first night I used It it helped me.

May God bless von for your kindness. I used the little box you sent me and about ho If of a 50 cent jar. They keep it in Chambersburg. I have told a great many p-opie about your medicine. Hon.

'Squire Britton, brother-in-law to me, is usinjr it; he says it is helping him very much; he has catarrh very bad. Mrs. G. D. Lndwig, daughter of me, is using your medicine.

I use In the evening before retiring to bed and uni feeling better now than have for the last five years. My head is clear and I have nior for work and business. Before I used your medicine 1 felt many a time that 1 did not care whether I was or dead; I had no energy- I did not care for anything. I had catarrh over sixty-sevpa years; mother had catarrh and it turned into consumption; she died in her sixty-fourth year. I have a farm up at Slrasburg, seven miles from G-v'nviiiage.

On nice days 1 drive up to the farrt and work. Mr I'retzinger 1 th ak it would pay you io have it put in the county papers as I am a reliable. hon st man, so the people sav. middling wll acquainted over the count Yours truly, GEO. K.

ZOLLINGER. A small samole can be OTtained by pending a ic. stamp to Pretzh.ger Bros', Chemists, Dayton. O. 3 ffiSB EXPORT rii h'iil IS BOTH vntXMLrerri ilcsucciits "Mmct M.c Dw.t! VAXDERGRIFT THE NEW TOWN OF THE Al-nTXO IKON AMI ST EFL COMPANY SIT lets sold ia ten days Withour the aia of real date agenu or App'y to Cc.re Merrtr, Agent at Vanc'ctirilt- A TENTS O.

1. Ltevla, attorney; I I tClct lui Pittsburgh. -ire vail Art van, Partner Wanted. PARTrEil Desires to raeet two tasiness tr.cn who vill -Ti. iu a soiue-tiiln? new, attractive, aDd er- will prt fair A monthly cf more than ro firuoicial rit-ponsibiiity attached; buslnass will griv opcrdnii icnr several yciin; m-n.

This ia worthy of investigation. Audi ess for intenaew, E. C. Commercial Oazette. e20 Salesm.iv SALKSJaKN J5 a day.

No canvassing. No deliveries. No ce-Ueetlona. Samples free. Side line or exclusive.

3S41 Market Fhi'a. Male Holp Wanted. WANTEIJ-Tonng men to learn barber trtele; only eight weeks required; situations guaranteed; wages $12 to 1G tools Write for illustrated catalogue, MoUrs Barber College, Fourth and Central aw, Circinnati, O. fe.o:93 ANTED Men to prepareTIr the apprcacnlnsr iiternal revenue customs, railway mail and other examinations soon to be hel in Pitts-b Full particulars a to dates, salaries, free of National Correspondence Iosiitute, Stoond National Park budding, "Wash infirm, c. V.ANTISB Men -wisldnjf to be examined for railway mail clerks an i ether overumeiit cl-ticji to write at once for valuable ir.f- rniaMon, fre.

V. S. Bureau of InforrmjUon. Cincinnati. O.

teiclti Mortgaseii Wanted. ED. -WTTTISH. 4Ki Fifth af wants mortgages p.nd securltlea. Mi "VA NTF.

1 lil rn.c store. ohat Tr" jier i fgn, .8:59 ack and Co. iter, 1029 ie, crushed Station Pitdded aiis and WHfc.ns. 4-i4 Forb'jf. Tel.

1S43. fe3)-22-23-25-26-2 WANTEi Coal. Lehigh anthia iKt. Call up Keller Teler-hcne lt5. Sast End.

ft ME.V to learn, the barter trade. experience nped to 1-t-i'n; eijrht requ position when through, wapes Saturdays; full set of toolo free; constant practice; fret catalogue mailed. Pif.tsburgh Barber Coilese, "S5 Liberty st. FINANCIAL. 1 A.Vi.

1 A lv Gi mingcr. No. 3 Fourth aw, lend money on morlaiites at lowest rates; no delay. oca-So-sto w-tf FINANCIAL Undoubtedlv we have to lean $i00, S1.200. Si.00, $2,000.

$iOJ on your house and lot. See us promptly ibring deed). Delavaa Fourth hv. eta F1NAXCIAI, Mortraces Taiiterl In iarge or smali amounts on unproved city or Allegheny county property. ilcCune Sc.

Coulter, agents. Si Fourth av. FIXANCJAL Loans on life insurance policies; same purchased; no industrial policies or assessment contracts handled. McOorn ack 516 Market st. flO'21 BARKKLS OF MONKT TO LOAN.

JOHN IC. EVVING 64 Federal St. MONET to loftn on first mortgage. Monthly payments. Send postal for circular.

Savings Fund, CO Fourth av. Tel. Pittsburgh. 1S19- MONET TO LOAN on pood inorlgasca suras to suit. A.

F.auck. 441 Grant at. The cr.ly way to borrow. $9.00 per mouth on each pays ott the loan. In case of death mortgage is at once canceled and pall oft.

Less than B. and L. associations. On this plan your mcrtsaff? Tvlll be paid easily; on other j-ians mortgages are rot often paid or reduced. K.

T. MOKKI3 No. 212 Fourth old No. 61 Money Loan. In any amount irora $.

a-00 to tyy.WQ at pr cent Interest or. five, ten, fifteen or twer.v years time, with full receipt lor whole amount in cj'se of death. Pay -rents mav be made monthly or yearly. At are of IS the c-ust each $1,000 is monti.lv or for $10. or JI.diXi for 43 per month.

If death results at any tim." after loan is made we return mortgage to your heirs marked raid. Security mast be Improved real estate or near the cities of thi3 county, lou can buy a heme on this pirn, or re-place an eld rortsaee. J- Litrkln 442 Fifth av. )ey a-tf Mor to 810,000 OS GOOD MOHTOAGES. JAS.W.

DRAPE 425 Fourth Av. l'KHXIXAl. PERSONA Removing tup rrluous hair, wrliikies. pimutes. h.J..

loess and iruny other valuable inclose 10c fcr p-rst-atffc. Ar.uri'.an Stippiy Gilbert Cincinnati, O. PERSON AXrShanaban Transfer arc! move, pack and store household F'. padded vans and wagons; prices cheaper that, the cheapest; get estimate. 414 Water, F-irbes.

PER SON AL Surerfiuous hair, moles and other faclnl idoojishts permanently destrojed by elco-trolssis, without tear. Mis Streng, iC3 Pern av. FOVSD. FoUXD cheapest ard only reti movers of household goo.is or. sc.t.!i;tr.an Transfer and Co.

padded vans atid wagons. 414 Water, lefy FOI7NI If viu want to rave money order vour coal or coke from Keller 6345 Station St. Telephone East Fnd FOUND Delightful, easy vision, and no headachi Since using Dr. Little's glasses-. C25 SmlthKeld st.

filS.64 IN the matter of the petition of the citv of Alleghany for the appointment of viewers to ascerta.n the costs, and expenses, and assess, tho benefits for pruning, p-ivhig and curbing Meade ttreet from Parkview avenue to Beii avc-nue. Twelfth ward. In the court cf common pleas No. 3. N5.

io'i term. I'-iT. JCotice is hereby given to all parties in interest that tne undersigned- viewers. the court the foregoing matter, nave prepared a schedule, showing tne damages, costs and expenses ascertained and allowed, and the benefits assessed for the foregoing improvement, and that said viewers will meet and exhibit the same at their office. Municipal hall.

Allegheny, oa the 4th day cf March, A. D. at 3 o'clock p. r.i.. and will then and thereupon hear all exceptions thereto and evidence thereon.

DAVID B. JOHN SWAN. WM. PirC'AlKN. Viewers.

A A Ii 1 THB Si LVA IA RAILROAD COMPANY, GENERAL OFFICE. Feb. 15, The ANNUAL MEETING of tii" cf'tliis company will be held on TUESDAY, the day of March, P97, at 11 o'clock a. at Horticultural hal. Broad street, below Leftist street.

I'biiadeipnia. Stockholders can obtain coi. tes of the ann- j.1 report of the company, ar.d the necessary tickets of admission tc the meeting, on and after March 2d neit, by persenal application or by lerter to the secretary's cOTce, room. 271, Eroad street' station, JOHN Secretary. felj.i!520-23-25-27-niIl2-4--l? '9 NOTICE The annual meeting of s'ockholders of the Cniun Switch aud Signal Ctmipany v.iil be held In the Westi rihoasa bull ling.

Ninth st. and Peti-i lV Pittsnurgh. on 'ioiesday, Marcft 9. U-417, at 2 o'clock p. m.

Stock books will be cl- sal 27, and March lu. Inclusive. Ely order of the hoard cf directors, j.i;,;,-. Secy, and Ti-es. MACHINEMY FOR SALE.

F-jit SALi-. iioilers a ad engine, second-nan o'l sizes stationary bobers, pcrtaL-le locomotive boiiers. u'-nunt boilers, 4 to if) H. (f all s'Zes; air pumps cheap; one lark mill, one centrifugal pump, new and second-hand belting at half price; ail kinds cf machinery bought, sold ar.d exchanged. J.

S. Younr, -2 -5 Park way, Allegheny. Pa. Tel. FOR SALE Nut tail and 40 Park wa7 Allegheny, I'a.

We buy nd seii all kinds cf second-hand machinery. We have for sale ea-trlnea. boiler-. steam pumps, iron turning lathes, iror. pltirperx, wood working and other rriseePaneous machinery: also ail kinds cf maohaiery rpa'red to orner.

HICK'S DOUBLE CYLINDER GASOLINE AND GAS ENGINES. STESI8 ENGINES, EG LERS FliCHiScHf. The J. ii vVaur su. tela door i crry.

No. 57 Lnion av 10 rooms T) mo. No. 112 Sandut.ky st rooms t4 m-. No.

I.eS Sandusky st 10 mo. No. 112 Erie st 7 rooms mo. No. 42 Beadi st 12 to mo.

No. TJi Al.ee'icny 10 roouis i j. No. 7 North av 11 fa n.o. No.

10 N-Tth av 9 roens f.j i. 1 No. 220 Aii-irh-i-y av 6 rocma 2J mo. PITTSrC'JtGH. No.

VK1 Penn 7 n-jiris $13 mo. Penn av 7 IS mo. No. i1 tf IVnn av 7 is 1110. No.

p.aui mo. No. 2l: 37th 7 'fj 1110. No. 323 37th st 7 rooms 20 uiu.

MANCFACTb ItING PhOPERTT. Several BiUidlites and numerous Mai'lfariwlw; and Business Lots of i ail siiea, ma who t-ciass itaiiroad centrally la both Pittsburgh and A'ieglieny. Will give ltas leases if derdred. FOR RENT. The brick r.nd stoiis builei'ng cf 26 rooms furnished and five acres cf ground, now occupied by the Country Ciub, corner FORBES AND SHADY AVENUE, One square from street cars and four squares from iNLEY PARK.

Inquire of FIDELITY TITLE TRUST GO..