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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
ROYAL VICTORIA CtP.

rncianir.ss took II away from the nr'adnaufN. In
~ ilc ,chooners Idlrr. Drndaaush'. Rambler AMI
vc,ti sailed for 10 and the ldler won. IN l--' me
British cutter Gonc,ta- aud inc American ''H"'h'r
paun'le-e rlpd for ihe CUP. tl" G"n"-ii Mhi'h-.
I'll. cup then wont thc other -id" where, ~" next
,r,r fl. lrcN beat ~, Gcnc~it I'm q Tac" ior H..
Tho y,vl Wcadur won 10 from the lrcV ~ l-7' Inc
course fo lc sailcl for the cup over here Is from
sandy Hook around the Fiv" laihom Bank Light
hin ana back. I'll" race, across iAe water I"F i.'
cup have been sald from Cow's around III" 'heiD'Wg
brcakwator and back.
The Hrcnion'> Reef Challenge cup was also pre-
,tcd hv Mr. Bennett and the course JAILED for II
Over here f., from sandy Hook around tho Hrrht"h ;
Reef Lighi,lip. OIL Newport. and back. II was rrri
t,r in 1-7a bv tho schooner, MadrUn" and Rambler
fine Rambler winning The next wear the same yachts
raced again for The cup and ID" Rambler AGAIN W"''
In 1876 the sch0Oners America, Idlrr lIdAl wave
Wouderer and Countess Of Dufcrin raced for the cup
and the Idcr won. IN 1--j the English cutter
Geucsta took the cup acros. the water winning II III
race against th' schooner nntlc--. IN" lr'N t""N W
cup away from the Crnc-a race for II from '""cH
around the Chcibourg breakWaier IN l7-d. Hoth ~"
zane Nav and Rrrnpu'- Reef cups rcinalh on tir "'hr
sde The International Challcng' CUP. Offered by me
rnvo Victoria Yacht Cub. II Engl ma. WI, present II
for competition by the yachts 81 llc "piu III lc"t.
II is beautiful cup. valued ~ SOP ~ mas m',rr
been raced ios but IL l. supposed mat NOl|I Iu'Ip,
enroll viii challenge for Il II hc goes over Z" fheHhu
with Ms new beat next year.
The most valuable from "a monetary point 81 NI'"'
a All the international challenge cup }, IN" one
nrcrcd v the American Yacht club fOr competition bN
steam yachts u all nations. THIS cup cos <loooo'
Il has never been challenged for.
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objections made II >tambOuls record on echnicaes,
bul me general opinion of turlmcn Is that IL VIII

pD!ections made II stambouls record technicaes,
stand.
hrcmin Is one OF the surprises Of l,92 as he
stems TO improve every time he l. driven. Budd
DOblc predicts That he is the coming horse as there
Is al that can BE- desired IN conformation and breeding
IN hr"mln. That he Is horse Of undOubted speed
ana stamina cannot be gninsad. and that he will
eventually become the champion stallion MANY horse
men concodc. His record Is brilliant one and
speaks for Itself, and does not In any manner affect
Ia" great performances Of STEAMBOAT. who wa, taken
out -; III" siuG, where b" had "a severe season. and
after hard struggle won the championship hy
On"-fOurth Of second.
Three u The famous quartet OF ir)tcrs owned
In New England. and II /, likely That ~tamh.ul viii
ioin them. - several wealthy Now FL clandcrs lav"
deceived their intention 70 bid him. The New
England breeders we'll be proud 81 The list
Nancy Hunks. = :O4. Lv Happy Medium. dam Nancy
Lee: Kremlln. :01 "a. BY Lord Russell. dam ~
tide Martha Wilkes. O- Jay .NcVunr. dam Ella ana
unless all signs fail. >tamboul = :O7 H. by sultan
dam Fcctwing. They are the four fastest tiOiiers
In tho COnn'rN.
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A FINE OPPORTUNITY TO ADMIRE HIMSELF

Broadway. just above Princest there stands upoa
the pavement OF a mirror establishment large
looking glass In which pedestrians may survey them.
selves. II is the habit Of 'any otherwise sedats
and dignined pause moment and view themselves.
This proceeding attention. and is as much
part Of some mems lives eating But after one
unwrtien law requires one pass Yesser.
day i've said. this unwrtten law was
broken young man. evidently from the rural Districts
wearing a hat OF fashion Of decade ago, and a red
neckte, espci glass. lie stopped suddenly as IL
he had been stricken helpless. lie made a sJasmodo
movement toward glass and by sheer OF Will
last moved toward II. \ happy smile. a. calm
~ babe a.lc.p broke over his face. lie took
second glance and moved further toward the glass The
smile his face decrenei into a road reached
almost his Human cOntentment It's
apcy But IL dill prevail long. Busy IN his labor
OF >clf.qdmrat.on did amusement OF
number cciing boys. Eut finally their amusement
intense that IL became painful. The smile FED
his face and with lingering look u fondness aa1
regret 1t the glass he styolled AWAY.
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NOTED CUPS OF THE NORLD.
PRIZES WHICH YACHT>MEN LOVE.

THE AMERICAS COMES FIRST OF ML-THE
CAPE MAY AN.D BIENTON's REEF PIECES
With a new challenge for The Americas Cup we
interest IN international Yachting regain, III" al over
The world. 1t i 10 International yachting ihai \ach'
ing In IT, higher form, must Tool, foT the re'p''u'
ton OF healthy and vigorou, lie always There afe
several tropics now offered for competition by Yacht
Ing lovers oi different nations. F1-t and foremost
Of these Is always and The Americas Cup. III"
blue ribbon Of the This /, usly piece Of
silVcrware offered by "a" ROYAL Yacht squadron IN
August. 1851. IN order 20 make n race FOR the Amer
lean schOoncr-yacht America. which ~, dclHrFr1
from sailing for tAc Queens cup by III" rules OF The
club Il WAS by The America and offered as
perpetual clm'lens" cup for friendly competition by
the yachts If the world No nations except England
and Canada have challenged for II. England chal
lcnccd In 1870. ISL. l-7j. lsoG and l-57. Canada
CHALLENGED I'm 1876 and l--l
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the mare hal IN opportunitv 10 iry hor merit IN
public. Budd Doble went Philadelphia for the
july meeting at belmont Park. and induced 10
take Martha Wnkc, In his string to Detroit. From
her frs ~ the hand, OF that goat rclnsman the
maze gave p:omi," Of ~" splendid form she has
shown through a." Summer circuit. III" moved
away from the crack tiOticr She met at Detroit.
Cleveland and Chicago without losing heat or
being near her limit, and it only al Independence
that she had go q clip that fast for her.
That She lowered The race record Of Nancy Hanks
twice 10y he- heats In 10 = :O0 = Is sufficient
evidence that the shrcwd New Englhnder who
pinned lis faith on her WAS not carried away as
many Of his fellow breeders 10y their love OF
favorlte animal
she continued her career by showing that she had
not reached the limi; Of her speed by trotilng TO
record Of 2:Os. B0dd DoLle Will train her in
1913 ana expects still further TO reduce her record.
Many tirfmen say that She l. the cnly totter that
can vsnqush Nancy Hanks.
s,anllonl 1, Californian and holds the stallion
record Of . 07 . He Is the property OF the estate
Of Walter ;. Hobart and all the horses owned by
the estate are 10 be- sold 1t IS likely that stamboul
ein go under ;.ic hammer Ia this city. the hearing
In TIE supreme Court II The petition of Charles r.
Bridge and james Cross executors Of the estate Of
Walter 5. Hobart for permission &c sell the tro,ting
stock at Whipple Ranch, san Mateo County, In the
City of New York. has been set for December 30
The due. between stamboul aud kremlin for The
stallion record attracted the attention Of The trotling
Lorsemen Throughout the country. The Californian
trot,ed over the stockton track In California, and
kremlIn trotted at Nashville, Tenn. STEAMBOAT
Logan tn. battle ly trotting IN 0s IL. krcmln
Clipped one quarter OF second on :hc mark In his
trial STEAMBOAT trottcd his next race against the
watch in . .Os which prt California H. ne lead
Krcmlins next attempt for the stallion championship
reduced tlr record t. . :07 "a. As 1t WI, lat" IN
the season many persons thought NE Daltlr was
over hui siamboul ued again ana lowered ne
IT, pressnt agurss. g :07 IL. There have been some
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NATIONAL GUAED IEFiIRS.
REPORT oX THE SERVICE st BUFFALO SOCIAL
INlInENTi.


INoIpENTs
Tn" active service Of the regiments Of the NaiIfnl
Guard at Buffalo la, summer Is ,'ill fruitful topic
Of conversation at ar the n~morics ard at every
gathering Of National Guaid,nrn. y i'm" bilhS'
out the stirring inci'cn's 81 h~t summer mo mr.
torIcal perspective. and "reminiscences mt''N me
talk about th"m increases ana there ~" %" p'''''
men IN Now. York tlan those WHO lad an opportunity
10 distinguish Themselves by proc ntng the pulling 81
n coupling pin. 10y charging rioious crowd OF N
living for several day, mtcns Of hard tack ana
water. A. the grlzlcd veteran 81 81 WI shoulder
his crrtch and tell how fields We're won ~ '"'tNS-
hirg and Fort Dcncson, the Wig, rows National 'unIu'
man VIII tell 81 the exciting times 1 Inc fHl'f'au
wards AT Buffalo. There are veterans other than those
Of The CIvr War, and they say that they are e"eer
10 take The field again If there l. need Tn" report
Of Adjuant General Josiah Porter. soon 70 be issued
will contain full particulars from The military polN
Of view Of the modelling Of thc troops AT bnhai'
Among other thing, be will say:
1T did not require the experience at Bnha" 10
demonstrate what supple, needed 10y the M
nona Guard That tents. blankct- and cookhs
utensils absolute necessity l. matter tha'
has always been understood and that The state pos
scd only limited supply was we'll known IL Is
row believed that the absolute necessity 81 measures
10 thorough equipment Of ihe military lor'cs
Of the state viii not fail to be- appreciated
Th- thing demonstrated at Buffalo. next 10
the patriotic spirit and soldi' rly qlniH'0 ~ o" ''
and mcn the great value Of he camp OF III
,iruciion at P,csskn II WA clearly shown TINT inc
P.ek,kill methods superior ANY that have h"'h
proposed dSewhcre.7
The EXPENSES paid by the state up to November 80
amount to *1J26i7 30.
The Christmas ru1nbcr o. THE seventh Regiment
Gnzee- contain, muth mt c~tng irf rmall'n ol "h"'
+, going IN In he various ccmpnlc, and orraniI"'"'
connected with the regiment both IN social ana
military way. The Gazette Is an amateur paper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18

all existing records and concluded tia; Budd Dobe was
tho master 10 finish her education As iro't'r. She
uas purchased by j. Malcolm Forbes. OF Eoston who
loft her in Do5lrs charge. This year Nancy Hanks
hogan the season under adverse circumstances rs
She had attack OF pneumonia last winter Sh'
ter,n the season at Belmont Park, Philadelphia She
on,rc,cd A severe cold on the journey nv rail from
,hat CIV TO Detroit that Il wa, la'" in the sea ON
,efore the mare at her best Then she startled
,bc tro,tinc world by going mile in O7 A over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18

The foreign yachts which have strlv,n for the cup
are Cambria. HvOnn. Countc,, % DuNorn, Malana.
G.nr,ta Galit"a and Thistle. The American yacht'
which have successfully defended tn cup ar" IL"
Magic, Columbia, -appho Madeline. Mischief. Puritan,
Mavfow.r and Volunteer. The Columbia and Sappho
both sailed against The Livonii.
The cape May Challenge cup was presented
TO the NcW-Nork Yacht club I'm 172 hy James Gordon
Bennett. Races for It are open 10 Yacht, Of all
nations. In l-12 tlc schooner Drcadnlu-At won II
s,lng again. the Palmer The next wear the schooner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
EETiiLIN.

Martha WILKES. another Of the sensational troti"rs
OF 1892, was bred AZ Pine Grove, Ky, by n
woman. Mrs Carrie W. Nalfer,. who sOl1 her A. ely
10 L. ID. Wiggin. Boston detective, whose ambition
more TO discover the fastest ir0i'cr than 10
ferret out crime. and mysteries. lie collected few
animals Of good pedigree and took them 10 "a
farm at Bellug1am. fcw miles from Boston
Martha Wilkes raised several foals before her train
Ing began. hut from The fist lessons she showed
flight Of speed which convinced Mr.. Wscin that he
had secured prize. lie Was In no hurry. however,
and 1t was not Until She seven years Old thai
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
HOLIDAY GIFTS.

To those seeking something Japan
ese," choice and unique, at reasonable
prices. we recommend a visit to our
establishment.
Just received, entirely new styles in
Embroidered Screens at $500, $500
and $1,000.
Our assortment of Anthony Ware
is the most complete and well selected
in the city, and is offered at attractive
prices.
AS a speciality for the Holidays, we
are offering our entire stock OF plated
Silver and Bronze Photograph Frames,
at prices ranging from soc. to $500.
Former price, Sl.jO to $500.
Novelties in Artificial Flowers, Silk
and Gauze Fans embroidered and
hand paintcd), Sofa Cushions and
Stocking Surprises.
Finest and best made Bamboo Tea
Tables, Stands, &c, in the market.
Superb assortment of Vases by the
artists TOzan, Scifu, Tanzan, kinkO-
Fan, Imura and kOzm.
Cups and Sauccrs, TcapOts, Bowls,
Plates and Fancy Dishes in great
variety.
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the regulation track AZ Washington Park, Chicago and
gradually reduced her record 20 her present mark Of
O4 at Terre IIlutc, Ind. That the j, capable
OF still further reducing her record is the firm belief
Of her owner. Mr.. Forbes. and her trainer. Budd
Doble. who will handle her next year. There i a
possibility that Nancy Hanks will trot against her
record at the Brooklyn Jockey Club track next
mer, arrangements To that end have been going
for some weeks. TIE track can b. easily worked 80
as to make the footing finn and elastic - for
uerly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18
FASTEST HARNESS RACERS.
THE ForR WONDERS OF TIE SEASON.

x,xcY HANKS, MARTHA WILKES sTNAooCh
AND KREMLIN.
ronr horses on the trJtting turf this season as
,o,pded the students OF racing records HAVING uo'e
ouch marvellous work In one year even greater '"'e
are expected OF them next summer The iolf sr'", NO..
s,.mboul and Kremn.
Nancy Hanks. the queen OF the Uoiung turl' hrs'
,, the light in Kentucky ana from the beginning
:, her carer She looked upon aS possible record
,alcr She received her first lesson ON the tuil IN
49, hands of Ben Kenncy. who developed the mare
and cave her record Of IA II at Lexington hart
per>vcll who bred the mare and owned Der at that
- vros confident that she capable of wiping out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-18

Tx. new route to Montreal Via New York Central
md Ntilo1dnck and L. Lawrence Line. Incompar
able scenery, vssubuled traLls dining cars. -.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-17

Display advertisements one dollar per
square for one insertion Classified real estate
advertisements this page ten cents per line for
each insertion. and none .oken for less than
thirty cents
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-MISCELLANEO
Misce1laneous-For Sale.
| r AVN MOWERS-Now is the time to use them:
mower on the market; IT is irstclass in every re.
any machine on the market will do, or I will take
the mower back Price.
1o-nch lawn mower .......................$7 Is
Pinch lawn mower. 30
!4-nch lawn mower
'''' Jaw HOWARD RoYfER. los smithiieid st. "
MERRY-Go-RoUND cheap. Address T.. Dis
I1 patch office.
NEW National cash registers at reduced prices.
~ from SIS to 500. Call at our office. corner of
Fifth av. and Wood ST.. under B. and o. ticket
oH-oe
DOoL TABLEs-Three. complete; very cheap.
L Inquire at SO Grant st.
SAFE-Barnes Safe 4 Lock Co. maker; inside
y measurement 17x50x4S inches; double doors
inside and out: combination lock; stored at No. 80
First av Inquire John Z. McCrickart, No. 50
Fourth av.
FOR SALE-BUSINESs.
Business Opportunities.
DARBER SHOP-Two chairs: good location; low
b rent. Address R. A. Dispatch office.
RARBER sHoP-A good two-chair shop. cheap.
ID Inquire 2a2 Fifth av.
DRUG STORE in growing railroad town; no
~ opposition: cheap rent; splendid chance.
Aristol, Dispatch Office.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-First-clas estab-
L lshed steam luundry in Allegheny City; all
necessary improved machinery: now doing splen-
did business: very cheap for cash, will exchange
for Denver or California property reason for SELL
ing, owners health. GRABBING Lyon. IA! 4th av.
EOR SALE-At bargain; hardware and tin
l. store; also full complement of timers tools.
Inquire at Is Wylie ave., second floor.
GENERAL store doing a good business and can
" be doubled; owner must sell on account of
sickness. NJ. F. Hipple & Co.. SO 4th av.
CROCERY-An established grocery store in Sec
" Ond ward, Allegheny. doing good cash bus-
other business; will sacrifice. John K. Ewing Co.,
l07 Federal ST.
GROCERY, confectionery and ice cream parlors;
" good chance for quick buyer; owner engag-
ing in other business. B. B., Dispatch office.
l. from $500 to S3 600: investment will pay so per
cent. Address j. &. F., 933 Liberty st.
DHARMACY-Down-tow pharmacy; best loca-
L ton; rare chance: great bargain. Address ".
5. Bailey, S2l Penn av., Pittsburg.
Dl, location, Pittsburg. NJ +. Nipple 4 Co.,
81 4th av.
Business Properties For Sale.
A NDERSON House. East Liverpool, o.
DUSINE ESS PROPERTY and business (groceries)
DIN the fourshing suburb of ofWilKinsburg;1-story
brick storeroom. lot 2xl52; large plate glass front;
this is an excellent chance TO obtain business be-
low first cost. Samuel W. Black & Co., 99 Fourth
avenue
LOR SALE-Or Rent-Shoe repairing shop; good
stand Cherry alley and Liberty ay.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
L the office of the company at Mines
lille, Pa. or by the undersigned at Halle
on, Pa, up to P. NJ, THURSDAY, May l9, 1892
or grading and completing the roadbed Of
he Tomhicken, Milnesville and Eastern
Iailroad, from Tomhicken to Milnesville
,pecifications may be had on application.
The right is reserved to reject any or all
lids. A. S. VAN WICKLE, President,
Hazleton, Pa.
j. /. HoLLENBECK, Chief Engineer,
MilnesYille, Pa
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-17
LOST.
FOUND.

E'OUND-That you can't do a better thing than
L call at once and select a spring suit at j. j.
Aland's. l3l Fifth ay. Prices from so up.
EOUND-The cheapest lot in Allegheny and on
[ the easiest terms without interest or tax in
iroye Square Plan. Perrysville av. Call on Holmes
Co., 40 Smithheld St., for plans.
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Additional Real Estate Adver-
tisements on Seventh Page.
AUCTION SALES.
ORPHANS COURT SALE.
ESTATE OF
John B, Chambers, Deceased.

yOlIlI ~ OilNiIiDOi y GSOOuoOut
By virtue OF an order of the Orphans
Court of Allegheny county, at No. 16l, March
term, 1892 will expose at public sale, on
the premises,
Ats o'clock P. NJ, the following described
real estate, situate in the Fifth ward, city of
Allegheny, on the south side of Locust
street: Beginning (96 feet) ninety-six feet
eastward from Fulton street, containing in
front on Locust street (4s feet) forty-eight
feet, and extending at that width south
ward parallel with Fulton street (l30 feet)
one hundred and thirty feet to an alley, now
called Frazier street (see deed book 8 Ii,
page Il and vol. 2l9, page 35l), having
thereon erected (3) three 3-story brick dwell
tngs fronting on Locust street, known as
Nos POI, 203 and 205 also one 2-story frame
dwelling fronting on Frazier street. The
above described properties contain all the
latest improvements, new and in frst-clasS
condition. Present annual rental, one thou
sand six hundredand twenty dollars.
Terms of Sale-Two hundred dollars in
cash OH day of sale, one-third Of the pur-
chase money on the delivery of the deed,
the balance in one year from delivery of
deed. per cent interest on deferred pay
ments and secured by tight bond and mort
gage on the premises, containing sci ia and
Insurance clause, deeds to be made and de-
hvered at the expense of the purchaser.
Particulars from
MILIKEN & CRAUMER,
Attorneys, 403 Grant street, or
MRS. J. E. C. WILSON,,
Administratrfx,
294 Beaver avenue, City of Allegheny.
A. j. PENTECOST,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, ALB Grant
street.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-17

FORSALE-LOTS.
East End Lots For Sale.
EINE building lots In Jos. McNaugher's plan on
L LINDEN, Osgood, Seward and Lombard sts /;
prices from $500 to 81, 900. A. z. Byers & Co., 90
Federal st.
DOR SALE-s50O 10 $500 for elegant level lots CEN
monthly payments: only one minute from P. r.
R.. two minutes from Duquesne Traction Road:
plan just opened: come quickly and get choice Of
lots. Black & Baird, 95 Fourth av.
DOR SALE-Six acres in the Twenty-second ward;
Z best bargain of acreage in the city. See NJ. P.
Howey Son. 81 Diamond st.
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MEETINGS AND NOTICES.
Rusfness Changes.

business Changes.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ]. P.
y Pastre has retired from the firm of j. E.
Digby & Co., hardware dealers, Mchee's Rocks,
Pa The business will be continued by the remain
ing partners, J. E. Digby and 4. R. Smith, under
the same firm name. J. E. DlGBl. A. r.
SMITH, j. P. PASTRE, Mchee's Rocks, Pa,
May l6 1892.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-17

II miles OF timber. john Mccormick, Dr.,
Altoona, Pa.
TTNIMPROVED city properties for sale by j. II.
Fourth avenue:
ssoo-Lot 24x1oO, fronting on Iten street and ex-
tending back to Vista street, Twelfth ward. Allie
gheny; good building lot.
ss50-Lot 2ixloO. fronting on Bluff street. Twelfth
ward Allegheny: this is large, level lot, and last
one offered in plan of lots.
s850-Lot 2Ax1oo, Bluff street. Twelfth ward, Alle-
gheny; good level building lot.
$500 each-2 lots 22xS0 each, on High street.
Seventh ward, Allegheny. fronting on paved and
severed street.
sSO-I lot 24xlOo Iten street. Twelfth ward, Allie
gheny; hillside lots; can be bought on easy terms.
s. 500-Large lot, 20x1S8, on Rebecca street, ALLIE
gheny, near gas works, extending back to 20-foot
alley.
ST. 900 each-2large lots 2Ox15O fronting Rebecca
street, Allegheny, and near Western avenue ex-
tending back to an alley; these are splendid build
ing lots; terms to suit,
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FARMS For Sale,
EARM-1s0 acres in Butler county, near Sarvers
L station, W. P. r. R.. underlaid with coal:
bank barn, good water, fruit and outbuildings;
must be sold quick: this is bargain. Sloan & Co.,
l27 Fourth av. Tel. ITO.
COO PER ACRE-125-acre dairy farm, well
v. c. r. R., Enon Valley, "a. NJ. F. Nipple 4
Co., 96 4th av,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-17

Hardwood Lots For Sale.
TwENTY-THIRD WARD-Level lots near Sec
ond avenue electric cars and B. & o. R. r.
and macadamized; sidewalks laid: city water;
houses built to suit purchaser monthly payments.
George G. Burgwin, Attorney aG Law. $50 Fourth
avenue.
Allegheny Lots For Sale.
T OTS-In Grove square plan, Perrysville av.,
IL Allegheny; $40 to $50 cash, balance 81 to s per
week, without interest. Holmes Co., 40 Smith
field st.
H0 FINE building lots in Prof. W. H. Slack's
w plan. Eleventh ward, Allegheny; price, $500
to $500. A. z. Byers Co., No. 93 Federal st.
Suburban Lots For Sale.
EDGEWOOD on Maple av., lot 1OOx30O; minutes
u from station; the finest lot on the avenue, only
s3. 900. Hoffman Baldridge. Williamsburg, oppo-
site depot.
WILLIAMSBURG near depot and electric line,
w new frame house of rooms, all modern fix
tures a complete and well built home In an excel
lent locaton lot 30x50 feet; chance for some one
desiring desirable property; price n, 900. Hof-
man Badridge, Williamsburg, opposite depot
WHKINSBURG-Bar in lots: minutes
w walk from electric line: sizes 30X120 and 40x
l20; only $500 and $3.50 each: very terms bet
ter investment than savings bank. Hoffman &
Baldridge, Williamsburg opposite depot.
TX ACRES on P. & L. E. R. R.. within ten min
lC utes' walk of Shannopin station: will be sold
reasonable terms; splendid view of Ohio valley.
Inquire or address Mrs. D. Mccoy, Ethel Landing,
Beaver Co.. Pa.