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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-02
A.,exeA District ,Te..is Matches.

The annual open tennis tournament Of the Annexed
District L. continued on Wednesday afternoon
on the courts Of tho Norrisania Tennis Club In the
ssmnnsl round Of the singles and doubles the Central
Park players successful In the singles Faret de-
feated Bostwick With considerable margin to spare
Rogers and swssler. The fnA matches VIII Be- played
dentiemenT Singles Seminal RouSd-J. p Parrot,
Central Park beat o. ~ Bostwick. Central Park, 81.
Orange L. I. c., BY default
and W. l. A. Brauns, Central Park beat Rogers and
p. swssIsr HoSri,snia I. !; O. 7c1 a.1iJ HOBART
Orange l. I. G., and T. q. Rushmofe. Tuxedo L. G., BY
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tn. Associate. Champion. =. Hose.

BosroS, Oct 1.-The champion Boston reds received
an enthusiastic welcome homo to-day after their re.
cent rumphal tour through the west where they won
the championship Of the American Association. To
celebrate the event In proper manner. trumphal
procession had been arranged. and amateur baseball
mines of the city and vicinity marched to the Congress
grounds escortins tho victorious player TO their
nrst game In the concluding series. The rsndesyons
ground. and long before O'Clock. the time appointed
i Saps. s 81 csseSns aii%pss q tn. ssampions
Shortly .ttsI oslSsE TIE Ir9eesasn moved or
tainlng the "lnagnstes." behind them walked the
players Of local amateur baseball mines In thu midst
Siases IL which players d the Boston and Washing
ton Mines rode formed the last part Of the
Before tho Bostons carried handsome nag which
hsd last been TO the Bostons by Mr. Joseph
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George rreetA. the oarsna.. Married..

George Freeth, the champion osrsman Of the varuna
Boat Club in Brooklyn, quietly married wsdnes.
dsy TO pretty eishtsenyearold Carrie Bergen.
Der OF the old Bergen family. whose homestead 10
In Third avenue. near sixty.fourth street. Bay
Ridge. and the daughter Of the late fhso. W.
Bergen. Miss Bersen's admiration for the stalwart
varuna oarsman vas ar!t excited nearly year
ago. when abe saw him spnntpg along the hay Ridge
.6o!e q BE shsiI and snsasemsnt ehickiy Enowsd
club house There rumer in circulation that the
young coupe bad eoped but the story by the
atee In the vArunA eub. The ceremony performe Cd
BY the Rev Albert H. Hunt at his house 24g Washing
ton avenue.
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n. Assr.s 4.a Breekiyss Ta.siss ~.

A complication in regard to dstss IL now bothsring
the Schedule Committee Of the Amateur Athletic
Union. The ooatendns parties the Acorn Athletic
Association and the Brooklyn Athletic Club both OF
whom announce Journeys for next Wednesday even
ing. The Schedule Committss OF the Metropolitan A.
ISOLATION are busy trying TO strayhten out the tsngs
The whole trouble the fact that the former
Board Of Managers decided not to grant than
date for boxing tourney 10 any Que club The new
Sosrd Of lsHass viii b asked to rsssind that rule Il
ita next meeting.
Of iEs A. 4. U. esfsd on sidsnt g CuHint q ~
only dsts on Which The Acorns could sst the ctsrio
fSsss lsseklya where hsX x n nO,a thsi. SoS,s y
re hAa ne e ~ ys,ssd.a Sv ws ssssSsa ars.a
fOr the only night on which ". Gould get We arp
de re- sS', GISSs ny ss.Sa
their exhibition on Dot. advertised Notwithstsnd
ing this fact the membe and officers Of the two clubs
sss sSo w SaSSd shs With sse
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DassbalI Nstss.

The New Yorks nnd Brooklyns win meet again to-day
at the Polo Grounds.
Hub Collins was severely hurt by pitched bali in the
NTH inning and retired from the game
Dave Orr and John Hopkins viii umpire the game BE-
tween Boston and Baltimore clubs ct Monitor Park
ON sunday.
Larry corcorap, once . noted pitcher. H. In dying
Brotherhood tressary 10 to BE- handed 70 him.
CtScHsAri Oct 1.--John T. brush 10 here. Il 10 not
often the President Of fhe CincinnAu Club ye!ts the
city ana he &c me down from Indianapolis 70 talk over
s Sa e Sh AZ ssos y
char: Iass sw rg.s ssysn sS;sGn any
rule rompslliny ~ club 70 psy postHonsd G.mst on
the sHsoesdinS afteIoon. Of during " next sSrSs
yipsd out sSa there sOhM y 20 iamRsg e g.nis 6
York q crippled IN the pitching department. spa has
re ether Sssnhty: tts S,. e Try "a ySsn bleed:
thing q placed IN . Ike postion.n While here Mr.
business WAB done.
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RACING At LATONxA.
Hugo Surprises All ArounA-w. u. villas
the Handicap.

Hugo Surprises An ArounA-w. u. villas
the Handicap.
CINCINNATI. oct 1-Every one Of the six favorites
down at Latonia to-day the great prot Of the
close TO 5000. and The track fast Hugh Penny again
rode two winners. Tho Edsewater Handicap the prin
cipai event Of the day. At sig fprlonss for
olds. worth to the winner Sl.eoo had the following
starters Hispania eS Oteux): Julia May. 100 tLow.
ry) Z. K. 100 IL. BROWN; Psrblaise. 100 NcDonaid):
Irish Chief 1o8 o. Lewis: Miss Dixie, ITO a. Penny;
Lake Breeze. III Rerkinson): Chief Justice. lis O.
Jones); Judge Hughes, 100 Gndsay); pore 1oS Frss-
mani; Lillian Beatrice. "a Il. jones', ". B.
!9S a. PSftss, NJ: Pixie ~, closed -, s,ycri..
s:sss :Ss ;ssS
@ S t. ss cont
sSa sss =
81 s1s :s.
;s ~
vii al!
q r.; :ss
'Gs s ssl a. S:
to fss ss 3 sS .s ss "a
hy up. WHO WAS e s. the Ssttins. won II: .seona
sis Rss
~:
dunr Tie % 10 sns sscs saeias
:.: ::S :rsii
: st S. s %s faa: :ss s
usual tavonle az to- His weight put him %! q 4.
S S .an adssa s. Penny, .ss 81 t
Ss i.nHtS me rcodook,nK Gspt ~ pssSs nsh *
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Athlete Ford Very HI.

Malcolm. ". Ford. the well-known champion amateur
athlete 10 lying Ill with typhoid fever At the homo Of
his father Gordon L. Ford, on Clark street. Brookyn
Yesterday WAS the eleventh day Of NJ. Fords lnsss
He wss first affected when no went MP 70 Manhattan
reld week ago last Saturday to participate In the
ccnpsned by any complications and Il is expected ha
will pull through without great dculty Two trained
ularly every day.
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Dearest wlns the Newmarket OctoSer Han.

deep.
LONDON. Oct. 1.-This was the third day Of
the Newmarket first October meeting. The
event which excited tho most interest was the
race for the Newmarket October Handicap Of
1000 sovereigns. by subscription Of 20 sover-
eigns each. 10 forfeit. and only II declared
BY Sept. 20: the second to receive 100 sover-
mile and eeSes yards
was won by Mr.. Warren de IL Rue's four.year-
old bay Ally Dearest, BY Hampton. out Of Lady
bay My Melody. BY Tynedale. out Of Glee, was
second, apd Mr. Tenby's three-year-old chest.
nut ally May9urneen. by Barcaldine. out Of
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wes,sy.. Trying to r-p-ov..

MippLxrows. Oct. 1.-Capt Hail had the wesleyan
team out to-day for the hardest practice game this
season. The tried hard correct Of the de-
fects In their playing with Yale. Tho playing was
brick, and men turned up quickly after each play.
Cutt the left guard who has boon rather allow In his
work showed great improvement. Pullman. the nav
quarter back developing Into tho n6rcest aurese
tacker In college. Leo who hss been on the sick list
left tackle.
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H.s psI.sn,T stsysy
Roahl. Piaysz9p,m, L,nE: and .Tashss s.; Ions and
lyer1, Alien, Browu Rennett. Long Lowe, Btovey
Tucker Qplnn struck ontSash bennett en- ozark soil
,lAssssl bnl-CieinentS Time. al. rmpire-Lyich.
,IscISsaTI A; CHICAGO. !.
NsAGn tri. The sous played to-day Al, Il they
y srr"rs ti,ss n.te -" t,sS so,.,d ia n",i,ins
WIS. tas aaaisg seUie he ti,y furnpd ZEN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-02
Mast rostseas the Swan Boat Trip.

Mr. A. O. Dolivsr the owner OF the swan boats on the
Central Park lake. said yesterday that he had found
out that<kusness matters would interfere with his
plan OF giving his boats test on the Hudson River and
h. would have e abandon the scheme ios the present
boAts could make the trip 10 Albany at an average
speed Of about sx miles An hour. They could not b
mont shelter over tho seats the deck SAID A bol
yrt repeating that the Journey would b made whom
he had the tune 10 spare.
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AsseSali Games To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York ". Brooklyn. ct the Polo sroundA
Philadelphia va Boston. et PHILADELPHIA.
Chicago va Cincinnati At Chicago,
Cleveland W. Pittsburgh. At Cleve1aad.
AnkgIcAN AssociASioS.
Bosfon W. wAahlnEton, At Boston.
Baltimore ~. Athletics, ct Baltimore.
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EArssd nns-;5.Cleys!Ana 9: IaiseSrln = rsssssss
HHa ras s sssIs Wa f
%;.s e rss:sa q i:,ss
S.ify D.uSs RIS.shuenss q sisrSss.r ssa
SarSh, D. PScssa Isiis-ooys. 2. Tims-1;5S. I'm.
pite--Emstie. AttsudAnes-1OO0
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-02

yoTs =: SrOokiyS. Lett on sa:s s Sort, 10;
foai. Struck Sssisogy Esin5 sTssSs:: h's
lSw, stolen hAses.Wsrd (2l, Pinknsy. Grilha. .Wl
Dpaele PlsX..wafd Ely and paiy hit BY pitshsd ball
bosrox. U; rnilApkLraiA,
fliiLApELyHiA. Oct. Tue Philadelphia were Dc.
ssssa * ss,s y 1ss - hss Ts va
N0rs was more concentrared while the home playsrs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-02
TAe winners at elsuee.t.r.

TIC WlnHers ot 0Ioucebter.
0LoucrsrER Oct. 1-To-dsy's events resulted fol.
lows:
First Haes.ssysn fu,lons. Espsn. won. Nelwood
Sooond Racs--Fodf and half furlongs. NAcIntosh
won. Judge Toucsy second Fiattsry third. Time
Thlfd RAe.-ssyen furlony.. Climax won. Arizona
ney Won Rxprsss second Salisbury third: Time o,S7H
Radiant third. Time. ] ;<b.
whittnoss second DT. Helmuth third. Time. i:3IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-02
Casey Give. Odds a.a Loses.

Tho competition will end on Jan. ]. and members
bowl In 1t least forty Rames. Monday and Thurs
day nights have been reserved for record bowling
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-02
q TIE s.s on nyans shrss sssssr and wilme:a s.er

Barped fun-Cbieago. Thrssss htVRysn. Home
Fi.r ana n.s nslsi ss On se R%iss II "a
Hutchinson o. sfrnck eut-By Llntcninson u ~ Mul-
lane, 8. Passed ssu-eehflvpr Wild pttchss-huiahe.
2. Time -1:3o. Umprs-Hufst.
cIrvsiAxp. q; y,rrssuacH. 9.
CHATHAM. Ohio Oct. Tho Csysisnd eranfs Rsean
TO row panicky about the NTH innng. when y ~.
pesfsd a. though the ssPs wss sure 70 b. lost s2a
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Nkw BRuxswiox. Oct. 1.-The football season at Rut.
sss was started to-day by the classes Of 'e8 and "a
An exciting game was played the sophomores winning
by the Of to o. fhe varsty play their rv gae
At Princeton on Saturday. - ~
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Union Croeuet Club,

The croquet tournament resumed at Central Park
yesterday. The following games were played; Airck
beat German Gorman beat Mirct. furdy beat fAylor.
Welsh beat FullA Young beat Buck Purdy beat La
vendol. Taylor beat Young. - ''
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ENTRIES FOR JEROME PARK.
The Echo Stakes the O~ly Feature o. To
day's Card.

The programme for Jerome Park to-day ia
light. the Echo Stakes for three-year-olds at
one mile and a furlong being the only feature.
The entries are not first class, TERRIER and
Equity outclassing tho others greatly.
The opening race for maidens Of all ages
should 60 to that improved colt, Batsman. and
Wilroy may run second. Delusion and Caliph
should run we'll in the third. and whatever
beats Hamilton and 81. Pancras should win the
NTH. LORD Harry and Castaway II. should run
well in tho last.
The following is the programme in detail:
First Race-syeepstakeA for maidsns Of all ages Of
$40 each. With q DO added OF which $500 to second
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Earaed runs-Batimore, 8: Athletic, Z. TwobaAo
hits"Muivey ssnders. Thresbase hits-Mylysy.
walsh. ns;lman. Van H.,.rsn. DouS!e R!sg,aw.'hh
A,hs,,e Hi ~ pitched Sa!!-nillEnna s.rSei eI.
den. fme-2;1O umpire-Kerfns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-02

Recreation Ground; Long leland CITY ns.s Sunday.
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Monitor Park, weehawksn Sunday. Oct. 44P. w..
B,stVh Baltimore. t3d q, vi fsrrj Al. 2oc.-d'
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we,sAts FOR the lr..A.ts.. Handicap.

Tho following arc the weights allotted by
vosbur9h for the Manhattan Ham
icap, one and quarter miles. which will DO
ecidad to-morroM at Morris Park:
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sronSers e. Il. Murphy sfsctsr Rasford frat Ssss
e err !; Washirston = WIND pitches.Csr'
ssy. & Struck out--By Rufhuton s: by Cafsey Dou-
bic play stficksf. AID Brouthers. Umpire
Mullen. Tiue-l :3o, Attendance-4.16B
ATHLETIC. 10: BALTIMORE, 4.
R.Lr,noas. Oct. 1.-The Athletic Club batted Madden
out Of the boz, Attendance sos. The score:
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Dase Dsli. Psis Grounds. To-Day.

Grand League championship game. New York 70.
brooklyn. Game BA5 r. n. Admission. Coo. Ticksts
and reserved seats at spsidinSA TAI BroAdway.-Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-02
The AusesscAn Association.
Two Anne rican Association games were play
cd yesterday. The scores were a. follows:
Boston. 2; Washington. I.
Afhletlc 10: Baltimore l.

THE RECORD.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

There are towns and towns and lots nnumerabe where
fortunes promised to every who buys lot within
their charmed O limits But here in the lovely borough of
Knoxville, with its miles of paved Streets bordered with
handsome shade trees within minutes walk of the mills
of the Southside, and soon within TWENTY MINUTES
OF THE POSTOFFICE by electric road, with numerous
Churches splendid Schools and with all the conveniences
of the city and delights of the country The most beaut
full Building Lots eye ever looked upon offered for SALE
and you have home the pretest town in the land
We don't promise fortune every who buys lot
but every who does in Knoxville will have in
vestment that is safe and sure and will yield him hand
some profit
Take Southside cars Eleventh street. and Knoxville
Incline from Bradford street For further particulars apply
to office of the company IS 5KNOXAVENUE, Knoxville
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

tE Display advertisements one dollar per
square for one Insertion Classified real estate
advertisements on this page ten cents per line
for each insertion, and none taken for less than
thirty cents
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
CHOICE PROPERTIES.
EAST END RESIDENCE,
$4,000.

The most desirable location in the East
End, on prominent 60 foot paved avenue,
convenient to Fifth avenue and Penn avenue
cable and Duquesne electric cars. House
consists of parlor, library, dining room and
kitchen on first floor; four elegant bed rooms
and bath on second floor, and four good
center OF the house, hardwood stair case and
mantels: front, side and rear porches; large
pantry with stationary refrigerator; cement
cellar; basement laundry; complete sewer
lot 5Oxl5O to 20-foot alley. LIGGETT BROS,
IL Diamond st. se20-7T-TTssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
SEVENTY
FIVE

Dollars foot front. Terms, $500 cash, bal
ance TO suit purchaser, will buy lots 60x19o
1eet, located on Murray Hill avenue, in Ard
smell Terrace. Remember, this price in
cludes all street improvements. For plans
and full particulars see W, C. STEWART.
137 Fourth avenue. se6-e9-su
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
Farms.

ENARM-loo acres nrst-class land, wen fruited and
Il all under cultivation; farm and tenement
houses, barns and other buildings; suitable for
gardening or dairy; on National Pike. two miles
Tsst OF ppioptown. For particulars address q.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
UNCLAIMED WAGES.

Railroad employees having back wages, no
matter how old, coming to them can have it
collected by the undersigned. Send your
claim 10 ELLIS b CO, 20. Box 50, Cleveland.
a ana2-6o
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Meet;nps,

Meetings
't'HE MEMBERS OF GUTENBERG LODGE.
4 NO. 40, A. o. U. W., are hereby requested to
meet at the lodge room THIS AFTERNOON at
9 clock 70 attend the funeral of our late brother
Henry kirkbusch Bv order of the NJ. W.,
se2f-56 THOMAS L. PFARR, Secretary.
= JR. o. u. A. NJ.
The Advisory Council of Western Pennsylvania
Will visit Fort Pitt Council No. 30 corner Beaver
and W ashington avenues, MONDAY kVEN1NG,
september .. Congressman-elect W. A. Stone
ana A. II. Mercer, EsG., will speak on 1mmigra-
uon. Visitors are welcome.
o. p. COCHRAN,
se2-36 Chairman Visiting Committee.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
FOR SALE-LOTS.
Hazelwood Lots

Hazelwood Lots.
TWENTY THIRD WARD-Leyel lots. near Sec
i ond av: electric cars and B. & o. r. r. station;
streets graded and macadamized. sidewalks laid,
city water; houses built to suit purchaser on
monthly payments. George c. Burgwin, Attorney
at Law, $50 Fourth av.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

Will Purchase one of the most de.
sirable homes on the Ridge at In.
gram. House thoroughly mod
ern and handsome. Slate and
cabinet manteIs. View unsur-
passed. Lot 79x3IO feet.
House is q bargain. Good reas-
Ons for selling.
MORRIS & AISBITT,
7S Diamond street,
Dispatch Building, first floor
se27-l07-TTsu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
Legal Notices.

Legal Nodces.
T EGAL-I am prepared TO do work for the legal
Il profession writing deeds, mortgages tram
scribfng legal or other documents; satisfaction
guaranteed: terms moderate. Mortimer Starting
Room 81 los Fourth av
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
Business Changes
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE,

t1IsV- lAVII loN NIOI-
ris, and Thomas W. Aisbitt. who has been con-
neoted with the same firm for the past six years,
have formed copsrtnership for the transaction OF
fire insurance, resl estate and mortgage loans,
under the firm name OF Morris & Aisbitt. and hav-
ing opened ofnce at No. 7s Diamond street (nrst
hoor3 Dispatch building solicit from their friends
3 continuance OF their business favors.
MORRIS & AISBITT.
se2J-105-TTeu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

IDERSONAL-T. Msrkowitz's Bargain store
L called The Fair, - 1919 Carson St., Southside
is beneht .Or every person TO know of his bar
Falus. For every person, lady or gentleman, who
know the value Of their dollars which they earn by
hard work, Here are!
u pieces decorated chamber sets, no common
JnEllshwEre, only best American china, worth s.,
our price 81 ..
IL pieces une china decorated dinner sets, for
which the large humbug in the city ask SIS to
81. Our price 50 6s.
loo very hnc bisque finish vase parlor lamps.
worth Il 70; our prlcc 81 gs
30 cOz very heavy block tin wash boilers IS cents
lON cight-day beautiful clocks, 81 6.
s-quart black and white enameled iron sauce
pans, - cents.
Loo pieces inch wide laces at &c yard.
60 doz. S-lnch covered tureens best American
china, = cents.
by double states 10 cents
The largest cent single slate in the city for
cents '
so wal pockets, with glass and picture Johns
town hoo1. htJed complete, for 50 cents.
W cln name all our bargains Come and see
tue PRIDE Of the Southside. T. Narkoyitz Fair 5,
1913 Carson 81. Branch store l2zS Penn ave-
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

NJ ADISON AV. and Thirty-third st.-Five
VI rooms on third floor, $l7; four rooms on
fourth floor. SIS; good storeroom, nice front SIS;
water in house, bathrooms, ranges hot and cold
water. hail: also two two-storT frame houses so.
Black & Raird o5 Ennrfh Az. I
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TO LET.

City Residences.
NEW seven-roomed house, washhouse, attic, in
~ side shutters, slate mantels, SIS month, Bed
ford av-. near Thirty-third st. and Morgan.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27
East End ResidRncRs.

last END-2 handsome new brick houses Of
L rooms: all modern couveniences; rent reason
able. Inquire John A. Harbaugh. 5l2 Homewood
av-. city.
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FOR sALE-MPRovED REAL ESTATE.

City Residences.
DR. G.. D. HERRON'S BEAUTIFUL NEW
~ brick residence, No. 3505 Butler St. lot 2oxlOO
TT, containing hall. vestbule and ten large rooms;
supplied with every modern convenience; prop
erty cost over f3 900; account of bad health Of
the owner and having to leave for California at
once, the property win be sold away below cost
and at terms to suit purchaser; possession given
at once: this Is excellent location for a doctor.
Particulars of Thomas Mccartney $500 Butler st.
GH 500-Cor. Thirty-fourth and Charlotte sts..
dDO, lot 6x44. with new three-story brick DWELL
ing of nine rooms, hail. etc.. rents for $50; ex-
cellent location for renting; at terms to suit.
Thos. McCaffrey, $500 Butler st.
900 FORBES STA stone trimmed s-room
OCC brick house: newly papered throughout;
fine slate mantels, bathroom and laundry, all In
frst-class order. For particulars call on Peter
Shields, 533 Grant st.
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Allegheny Residences,

EURNISHED or unfurnished-A house OF ten
the best locations on Allegheny av.; finely fur
nished; all conveniences. Address Pittsburg Post
Office Box 63S.
FURNISHED HOUsE-On Allegheny av., ten
i large rooms, ell conveniences. front porch,
yard and furnished in elegant style; rent s05 per
mo. Black & Baird. IS Fourth av.
NO. 81 SHERMAN AV., facing parks, elegantly
y furnished house of 10 large rooms: will rent to
good tenant to April lst next at S12S. Black g.
Baird, IS Fourth av.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

City Lots.
GOLWELL ST., near Dinwiddie st., cheapest lot
In city, 23x100 feet to an alley; only s75 VIII De
Sod quick at this price. (G-37). X. e. Bailey, lea
rourth av. Tel. 167.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

EAST END RESIDENCE-Oue-tfird acre OF
Ii level ground, surrounded with beautiful shade
trees near P. R. X. station with large brick res
tdence IN center Of grounds; hrst-class building
for less than the house could be built for to quick
buyer; rare opportunity to get fine home for q
low price. Denniston. Elderfin Co., Lim., 62s2
Penn av, Tel 5S27,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

VOUNG MAN-ls to %, for stationery business:
one with experience preferred: siats salary
and references. \. W., Dispatch ofice.
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NIAGARA ST, OakIand-one nice coy little
IN home, consisting of rooms bathroom, slate
Inantes, tile hearths sliding doors, cemented cel-
lar and laundry; front and back porohes with fine
24x2Oo; also Niagara ST., Oakland one lot Sox2oO
one frame house offs rooms, bathroom, front and
all modern improvements; will be sold cheap to a
quick buyer. Patrick Walsh tagent), Real Estate
and Insurance Agent, Albert St, near Craft av.,
Oakland city.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

| osLCGow, on Sept. Is. dark red COW, with
mom Henry AAslsy's dairy. TofbAs 81, Twenty
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-09-27

DERSONAL-Al about genuine diam onds ;and we
j herewith quote a few special drives: Genuine
diamond stud, weight IL karat cost originally
SlG5, now only 500: one pair genuine diamond ear
crops, cost $3.50 now $50, and one genuine dia-
mond ring. weight kt., costing Sl95. we will now
tel al sl25: these goods al! white and perfect
and are bargains. h. Smit, five stores in one, 932
and s3i Liberty, 7O3 7O5 7O7 Smithneld.