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Attacking the Bernhefm Assignment.


Yesterday Justice Bradley, in the Equity
Court, directed a rule to show cause on Friday
why an injunction should not issue in the case
OF stein-Bloch Company, A. Levy Bro, A.
Levy & Co. and Lord Taylor against NJ. Bern
helm and his assignee to restrain them from dis
posing Of the stock on 7th between d and E
streets northwest. The complainants. whose
claims aggregate S5,517.20, are represented by
Messrs. H. Wise Garnet, Worthington Head
and Butterworth & Mcdowell. In their bill they
state that Bernhem on November % made an as
signment to A. Behrend. and in his list Of pre-
ferred creditors is S. Bernheim & Sons for
$3.50. They charge that Bernheim purchased
goods amounting to $50, 600, which were con-
cealed they alege, in order to defraud creditors;
that the preference to S. Bernheim & Sons is a
fictitious one; that s. Bernheim is the assignor
f. Their, and that Behrend is a relative and init
NH to friend and has allowed Bernheim to con-
tinue the management Of the business. They
ask the appointment of q receiver and that the
claims Of the creditors be adjusted.
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CrAnA THOMSON, by Mr.. C. Darlington, has
ialsd bfl for divorce from h. g. Thompson.
stating that they were married September 8,
1859, and charging dsssrtioa October Is. 1880.
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WOODWARD & Lorunop.
10TH. 18th AND r sra N. ".
e6oP1N EVENINGS.
A MODEL SHOPPING PLACE, A WONDERLAND Or Grrr TIM


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Me perfectly and comfortably
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A Suit for Slsnder.

Messrs. II. W. Garnett and ID. 9. Msciall
have, for George W. BsrkmAn. flcd . suit fss
tio.ooo sgsinst Willis worster for SANDER h
having said Of and concerning plaintiff ss ~
corner of 10Th and b streets northwest in IL
presence of divers persons. ''fon ere . In"
and "You have been thieving NE ever siscs
you have been here; have got 70 have vork
done over which you have DONE" snd "Ysa
are sthief." by which grievance ke clAtns -
have suffered In his reputation, &c.
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The Democratic Central Committee.

The Dem0cr8Cc Oentrol COmm1ttee.
At the meeting Of the democratic central
committee Of the District last evening Messrs.
Weller, Tolson, Manogue, Cook, Boyle, Burns,
Madigan, Costello, Wells, Regan, Lynch and
Mcdonnell were appointed committee to re-
port ON the feasibility Of redistricting the Dis
trict.
Mr.. BOYLE offered o resolution setting forth
the position the committee had taken in the
recent controversy respecting the Inauguration
committee and declaring that the democratic
central committee indorse the action taken by
Chairman Harrity, and do hereby express its
satisfaction with the committee as appointed by
him.
Mr.. Weller said that when he attacked Mr.. j.
L. Norris action in arrogating to himself the
power to appoint an inaugural committee he
did not attack Mr.. Norris a. president of the
Jackson Association. but - an individual. He
declared Mr. Sardos remarks at . recent
meeting Of the Jacksons to be entirely uncalled
for, and as Mr.. Sardo was . resident Of the
twenty-first district Mr.. Weller said he wished
to offer an apology for the bad break Of . resi-
dent Of that district
Mr.. Costello presented resolutions expressing
the sympathy Of the committee with the family
of the laie w. b. Mohler, former member Of
he committee. which were adopted
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A MxEr1Ss ~ lid iast svs.ing q - No.
srsl hssdquartsr of H. W. @ r. o., is1S n
street. q ths North Capitol snxilisry. n
prssdsnt, Miss Maggie y. Piatt prsss1sd, snA
addrsssss we're made By Mrs Ruth u. HsvuuR
Nm. Z. 4 Wllians snd kes. u. 0os-
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Dnrss Patterns FoR XMAS

DRrss PATTERNS FoR XMAS
A STRONG FEATURE WITH Us THIS SEASON
At the coming holidays many q wife. mother. sis
ter. lady friend. will be made happy by receiving
Dress Patterns Some boxes, others in litho-
grsphed bandsall in appropriate gift shape. Let US
tell you something about them.
BLACK Srurrs.
In proper dress lengths Fancy Stripes, Cashmeres.
serses Henriettas. Chevron stripes. Plains Diago-
mails.
%. %. e3. 90. 90. so to $40 pattern.
Co1oREp SrUrrs.
Cheviot Plsids and Stripes Plains. Scotch Mix
lures Storm serges. India Twills. Henriettas. &c.
s2.17. 81. 40. s3. s3. 80 to $40 pattern.
IMPORTED RoBES-FRENCH. ENGLISH. &c.
Choice. exquisite things. light dainty shades. with
els to ESQ robe.
Qst floor. Annex to 10th St building)
DRpss Goops In G1rr SHAPE.
The great profusion of Fancy Holiday Goods does
not dwarf any other important interest.
DRESS GOODS HAVE FULL SWING.
They need all the more that practical good sense
makes much of Dress stuffs for gifts
Dress Patterns 10 and IL yards, put up in neat
form for gifts.
Old-fashioned Purple Calicoes.
-63 and zoe. pattern.-
Indigo Blue Cacoes.
-72 ana Soc. pattern
Ginehsms.
81. 90. 81. % and 81. 80 pattern
indigo Blue Percales.
I'll. 90 and e. 25 pattern
Russian Cords.
81 90 pattern
Half-wool and Atwood Stuffs.
81. 25 to 81 SO pattern
cd floor. st. bldg)
Grrr 1rrMs-MEs,s DEpAnrMEnr.
Mems Fancy Borasrsd Hemssisched Hanalerchiefs.
fast colors.
-12H and 49,. 3 for 5Oc-
Mems White and Fancy Bordered Hemstitched Pure
Linen Handkerchiefs.
Mems Pure Linen Handkerchief plain and fancy
bordered. \. y. y and l-inch hem.
Bic. for Ell
Mems Pure Linen Initial Handkerchiefs.
-25 and 50c.-.
Mems japanese Silk Initial Handkerchief
-5Oc., 75c. and FL
Mems Silk Handkerchief. newest patterns and
colors. from WEIGH. Margeston Co.. London.
large assortment Of White Silk Embroidered
Muffiers.
81. 90. s1.75. g.. 90. So 90. ca so and &c. Co.,
handsome assortment Of Colored Silk Mufsiers.
lilo
Some Nobby Muflers from WEIGH. Margeston &
Co.. blue, black and brown.
tlst floor. annex
An INEXPENSIVE PRESENT
Another invoice of Chiffon Jabots on center counter
-3Y<c.
The latest IN Plaid and Plain Windsor Ties and Bows
-25c.-
ust hoor.. I'd annex
Doll DEPARTMENT.
Dressed Dolls. Csc Fine BisQue Dolls. jointed
bodies, Csc.
.
Toy DEPARTMENT
500 Toy Watches and Clocks. worth l5c. 25c and
45c
t.
Toy Horse Reins. real leather. worth ESQ.,,
small lot Of Large Painted Rubber Balls. worth
tAth hoor II. buiidins)
FRoM BLANKET DEpAnrxrsr.
500 more Belagio SILK Couch Govern,
tia
Down Quilts. covered with satteen
FROM Is 70 10 al2 co.
Down Quilts covered with silk ON one side and ct.
| teen on the other.
Comforts. covered with silkons, double bed sisa.
-e2. 50 and g. co.
Wrapper Blankets
-&2 so. %. 90 and %. 3d.
Plush Lap Robes.
| IS 70 70 elH co.
Cd .uthst butlding.)
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SPECIAL BARGAIN TABLES

Containing
are fee high
Is with choice
eYChinese large lie, &C.
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JAPANESE VASES AND KoROs.

JAPANESE VASES AND KOROS,
-15c to $780,
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TIE "CAprro1: SEWING MAcHrxr

By brin2
We
ti md fatach
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Fancy-tinted Ground. floral design,

TOXIC" Fancy-tnted Ground. floral designs.
TOXIC" and gold designs u.s.
'HIZAN" and ''Kishio" In Tea and After Dinner
''SEDJr" and ''Owsri" in Tea and After-D Dinner.
TOXIC" Bouilon Cups and Mustache Cups.
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JAPANESE ART Ware Fon PRESENTS

In the fneueso
Orp
from
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ssrCHE THOROUGHBRED" IS STEWARDS
i latest and most perfect banjo: call and see IT
Eandoins. and bsnt Of all styles and prices
ID HENRY WHITE. 835 st.
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W. Nj. Cur & Co.

wAelsssls Flow AID Feed DsaIs
Cor. lss and Ind ave- nv.
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q STRIPED ofN6HAM WRAPPERS.
PLATED IN front. with Princess back. large. full
sleeves and s.sh-r~xulzr price s3-REDCCED
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INFANTS, C1oAKs REDUCED.


H Eidedovn. CnssH
-" NN
Holiday
We offer
Now
Now
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w. A. PiiEEss cE Il CO:
Open Berry HseAf.
Sth st. and Penn Ave.

Plentiful here. Never before have We
made Christmas welcome By such wealth
Of uneouated offers o. wore able to give
to you now. Not many dAys remain before
the coming festal day. Read below. and
see II there's not something Just suited 10
your wantA II not advertised. You'll md
it in our stock. for there's absolutely no
end to the things you may select from.
The prtces dew com petition.
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IL STRIPED arNoHAM wRAPPERs-~fth
plated yoke Of White lsxu.-Ioos- front and
fItnee.s hseh-markrd s2-RkDUCED 30
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o

ORDINANCE GAN ORDINANCE FIX
~ ING day for holding an election Tor
the purpose OF obtaining the assent OF the
electors to an increase of the borough in
debtedness
WuEREAs. 1t has been thought desirable
and necessary to curb and pave certain
streets in the borough, viz: Caldwell ave-
nue.. from Station street To Westinghouse
avenue; Westinghouse avenue, from Penn
sylyania r. r.. to concourse; Herman ave-
nue. from Pennsylvania X. r.. to Marguerite
avenue; Marguerite avenue, from the foot
of Wall street to Florence street: Station
street, from Caldwell ayenue 20 the bridge
over Pennsylyania Railroad: Commerce
street. from Caldwell avenue TO Station
street; Bluff street, Annie street. from Cald-
we'll avenue to Herman avenue: Clara
street from Caldwell avenue; Welsh ave-
nue. Wall street. from Marguerite avenue to
Welsh avenue; George street, from Caldwell
avenue to Card avenue, and Florence street,
from Westinghouse avenue to Marguerite
avenue; ard
a sewer on said Westinghouse avenue be-
fore said curbing and paving is done: and
Whereas, The estimated cost of building
said sewer and of paving and curbins said
streets is $4,000.
Section No. BE it therefore enn cted and
ordained by the Burgess and Town Council
OF the borough of Wilmerding, and it is
hereby enacted and ordained by authority
of the same that TUESDAY, September 20,
1862, be fixed as a day for holding an election
for the purpose of obtaining the assent OF
the electors of the borough to an inereass
of the indebtedness thereof by the amount
S Section Eli No. THAT ordinance No. 81 bs
and the same is hereby repealed.
HARRY D. PATCH,
LEE C. LITTLE.
Attest: President of Council
C. C. COwELL, Clerk.
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AUCTION SALES

CTION SALE-C. DAVIS, AUCTION
EER, has been instructed to sell bv
of NJ. Marquis, Esq, MONDAY AND
SDAY, August and 9, commencing at
o'clock sharp, rain or shine, without re-
all the furniture, carpets, mirrors,
zes, works of art contained in the g.
residence No. 1S6 Sheffield ST., corner
3well, Allegheny; will be sold at auction
Ii-hest bidder: the elegant artistic
y furniture, suits covered in finest silk
res, elaborately carved cabinets, pedes-
tables. rare and valuable collections OF
tin nrings, Japanese and French bron8es,
} tly furnished at cost of 500 also q
aOus assortment OF fine bric-a-brac,
el clocks, imperial vases, ornaments,
lace curtains, portieres, French mirrors,
lificent grand upright piano, stool,
p ana cabinet; moquet, velvet and brus-
'arpets: bookcases, desks, library tables,
wings, massive buffet extension table,
Y suit in embossed leather; chamber
bedsteads, bureaus, toilets, hair and
Z matt1esses, pillows, rug suits. lounges,
= rockers, silver and plated ware,
ah china. which will positively be sold
DAY: deposits required from all pur-
ars: house open morning of sale at $50;
cash: goods can be removed inn
ately after the sale or packed and
ged.
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AUCTION! AUCTION!

9sing out sale Of fine furniture, carpets,
o. etc, to make room for the large stock
-oceries, drygoods, boots and shoes, etc,
.sDAY, Aug. 9, at 10 O'Clock, at the
rs of the Henry Auction Co, "a and 26
ST. Must be closed out TO make room.
chamber suites, handsome parlor fur
re, tables, chairs, rocker, sideboards,
robes, folding beds, bookcases, desks,
res, ptanoforte, organ, china closets,
sells and ingram carpets, mattresses,
lzs and bedding, kitchen and laundry
irure. Sale positive.
HENRY AUCTION CO.,
AuctioneerA
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LOW RATES TO DENVER.
Aurnkf 2 tn G. Inclnxiue.

3 Ptttsoarg and Western Railway will
NcurSion tickets to Denver, Col, good
lri until October Al. Rate from Pitts
81 80. Kansas City and return, same
and limit, sl7 3a
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-ast seashore Excursion of the Season.

pennsylvania Railroads l9-day excur-
@ the choicest points on the Atlantic
, being available for Atlantic City, Cape
Sea Isle City or Ocean City, leaves
!crg Thursday, August is, The e1cur-
lcNcts are sold at rate of $40 from Pitts
ior the round trip, and at correspond
low rates from points east and are
70 Stop off at Philadelphia on return
flthln the 12-day limit.
oeclal train of Pullman parlor cars and
caches will leave Union station, Pitts
on that date, at $50 A. II. These spe-
tickets are also honored on regular
same date leaving at 4:30, 7:l0 and s:l0
Pullman sleeping cars on night trains.
cation for seats in parlor cars and
IN sleeping cars can now be made at
0mpany's Office, ITO Fifth avenue.
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AT AUCTION.

no stock of groceries, drygoods, boots
shoes, notions, scales and fixtures,
EDNEsDAY MORNING, AUGUST TO-
o'clock, at the rooms of the Henry
aou Company, "a and 26 Ninth street,
continue until the entire stock IL sold.
O. stock of q country store, consisting Of
ries, drygoods, canned goods. boots
shoes, FGirbank platform and counter
IS, tea cans and fixtures, syrups, vine
hardware, etc. Sale positive.
HENRY AUCTION CO., Auctioneers.
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Excursion to Atlantic City

& o. r. r. on Thursday, August IL.
$40 the round trip, and tickets @ood for
vs. and good TO stop at Washington
Trains leave Pittsburg at S A. NJ. and
NJ
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MEETINGS AND NOTICES.

Wits Little Early Risers, Best pill
iousness, sick headache, malaria
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1LYGHOST COLLEGE,

xt session opens September 6. New
.ats examined Septemo.r g. Special
r'ment Tor pupils Requiring an ex-
yely business training. For catalogue,
apply to the REV. PRESIDENT.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-07

GRAND AVENUE, Tenth ward, Allegheny-1
VI new Groom house and four-room houses,
very cheap, for s. 100 and sl, 800 respectively on
easy terms. Apply to VIM. hberhardt IS Hazel
ST.. Allegheny, Pa.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
IALBABLE MANUFACTURING PLANT.

Wellsburg Window Glass Works will
fered at public sale SATURDAY, Sep
Der 3, 1892, on the premises in Wellsburg,
a.. The plant is favorably located and
buildings suitable for any kind Of q
u.acturing establishment, directly on
P, ". s. K. r. R., with water and gas
5 through the buildings, which cover
town lots, with two ten-pot furnaces
leers, tank and other appliances. Its
non as to railroad ana river makes it a
able site for manufacturing purposes.
further information apply to
j. E. CURTIS, Secretary.
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suburban Renaenoes FOR sale.

THOR SALE-A 2oo. cost s5, 500 two years ago;
I Queen Anne frame house Of eight rooms,
staircase, stained glass In hail. finished attic slate
mantes, tile hearths, inside shutters, house ele-
Chandeliers, front and back stairs, large pantry
front and rear porches, laundry, cemented cellar,
slass SLATE roo s0rnss wsk os hs an
is located on one OF the best resident
dsnesa. Within one SQUARE OF the new Electric
line and short distance 10 railroad station Only
q. 200 cash required Possession In 80 days. Tho
above price II sold in ten days If you are looking
for an Investment a home. don't fail to inves-
tieate this For permit see John K. EwinG q Co.,
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EDUCATIONAL.

ROCK HILL COLLEGE,
Eliicott City. Maryland.
=. Classical scientific and commercial
:. Respectable young men and boys re-
as bosrders. Send for prospectus.
BRO, DENNIS. President
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PROPOSALS

TT 8. ENGINEER OFFICE, CHARLES
u. TON-Kanawha, W. Va, July %, 1891
Sealed proposals for the iron valves, jour
nals, faston1ngs, rods, racks, &C., for lock
Eates on the Great Kanawha river. embrac-
ing about 1000 pounds of wrought iron,
$1,000 pounds of cdst iron and 900 pounds Of
steel and bronze. will be received at this
ard Eastern time. and then publicly opened.
Specifications, blank forms and all available
Information will be furnished on appifcat tion
to this ONCE. WILLIAM P. CRAIGHILL,
Colonel, Corps OF Engineers. U. s. A.
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LOST.

i-Lady's gold watch. hunting case: owners
aue engraved on inside of case: liberal re-
II returned Room 707, Penn building.
Ton Saturday, July is, pure white grey
9und: grey ears; tip Of tail cut. Finder win
rally rewarded by returning to Miss Jennie
e. HAZelwOod.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-07

CHESTNUT ST., Allegheny, two-story double
- brick house and malt house. Nos. l40 and l42,
fronting 73f feet on Chestnut St.. running back
to Q paved alley 100 feet For further particulars
fnuuire of Mrs. Justine Hoffman,
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uOusE-Nine rooms; lot $50 front IL deep,
op0esSN Ez1s dspot Nnss o, Inquire premises
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FOR0ALE-LoTS
iuburban Lots For SAle.

1--WE ACRES at half the prica Of adjoining Land:
will nav 100 to 100 per cent II subdivided; new
rapid iransit small cash payment. p o. Box 7o5.
IL Second av. $500 each, $i5 cash, balance small
monthly payments without interest or taxes: these
+ OT-3lO cash and q a week viii buy nice build
IL ing lot at Williamsburg at from t250 up to $50,
as TO ai1e, location, etc., near 10 Pa. X. l. and
Duquesne electric, on which the fare Is only
cents; these lots are q good investment TO anyone
Of small means: no lot less than 80 feet fronts good
wide streets etc. ; WilkinshurG ID now supplied
with water works and Is the most thriving village
outside the city line: you win have to call soon II
You get q lot. c. II. Love, % Fourth av.
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EOR sALE-Country residence, one mile from
+ Sewickiey; % acres, well wasered; ell kinds Of
eeption hall; nat. gas; fine barn. Robert r.
Douglas, ATTORNEY at Law, 406 Grant ct.
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ESPLANADE ST., Anegheny-New brick house;
III Pardcuars, W. V. Uermitt, 4O7 Grant.

EOR sALE-S4. 800 on Perrysville avenue. near
T. Charles street; new Queen Anne frame house
containing rooms. reception hail. hardwood
staircase. bath, inside ". c.. laundry, cemented
cellar. pantry, finished attic ranges, gas and
dows in reception hall; slate mantes,
tile hearths, fine chandeliers. house newly
papered; front and rear porches: slate roof; lot
present owner expects to leave the city September
and is Offering this property s7c0 less than actual
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Business Properties For sale

uOUsE-At Ingram. on the P. c., G. & st. L. R.
II B.. right At the station. one acre with good
two story and mansard frame house Of IL rooms
and storeroom, together with stock OF groceries
N2 0O last year; this could be easily increased to
l2o. ooo; the property alone |, worth the price st
next 50 days. skivinEton Pedder, les 4th ave.
ON Centre av., NEAR engine house; store property
" 1t your own price. A. Bauck, Al Grant 81.
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Notices.
ICE-DR. JNO. COOPER. JR,, HAS RE-
OWED his Offices from No. 4e \. Diamond St
lenv, to rooms i2and 4S Westinghouse build
ittshurg. Ear, nose, throat and chest dis
Hours ! to p. NJ.
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CHOICE PROPERFIEs
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City Residences.
THO LET-House Of rooms. $50 Smallman st..
i S25 per month. Inquire Jas. Mckee 66 18th ST.
V,o LET'S rooms and attic; a4is smallman st.
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Qp A m Each-We can offer few choice lots.
DfOO 25x230, situated within one square Of
Perrysvile and the electric ears these lots at
the price. are the cheapest properly ofsring In
OhAIlei eomess = o., " fovrtn Sv.
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THE PIHSBURG DISPATCH.
BUSINESS OFFICE
Cor. smithfield and Diamond Streets
ALWAYS OPEN.
BRANCH OFFICES AS FOLLOWS. WHERE
WANTS. FOR SALE. TO LET. AND OTHER
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS WILL BE
RECEIVED UP TO 9 z. NJ. FOR INSERTION.
Advertisements hould he prepaid unless adver-
tisers already have accounts with THE DISPATCH.
FOR ALLEGHENY, NO. lo7 FEDERAL ST.,
TELEPHONE as21.
FOR THE soUTHsIDE, NO. 1872 CARSON
STREET. TELEPHONE NO. 6U27.
FOR THE EAST END, j. W. WALLACE. 6lI
PENN AV.
PTTTSBURG- AL.
THOMAS MCCAFFREY, $500 Butler street.
EMIL g. STUCKEY, cath street and Penn avenue.
ALLEG EGHENY-ADDITlONAL
F. Fl. EGGERS son. Ohio and Chestnut streets.
THOMAS McHENRY, Western and Irwin avenues.
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East End Kes,asucs. To Lss.

DART of a house EMBARRASSING trees A
L flower garden within one square: electric car
East End; use Of bathroom. Address W, L., ID
patch office.
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HENRY AUCTION CO.. Auc.ioneers.
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pG 75O-Five small frxme houses renting to.
OO, gether for nearly $500 per year ana q vacant
lot one square from car line. near center Of East
ry Edsall, Fidelity building. IN Fourth av.
N oOo-Oakiand Groom brick dwelling. nearly
SDf, new; lot 28Hxi00 feet; . very neat home and
. bargain. G. 3. Fundenberg & Co., No. n
Fourth av.