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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Court News Told Briefly.

A CHARTER was granted yesterday for the
Oakdale United Presbyterian Church.
c. E. SUccoP. trustee for creditors, yesterday
issued an execution against Kimmel & Miller
for Sc. 00U.
THE regular meeting OF the Prison Board
was held yesterday. Nothing but routine busi-
ness was transacted.
THE suit mentioned in yesterdays DIS
PATCH, styled Henry Mendes against DR.. 6. r.
Robinson. for $1,000 damages, has been MED.
SUITS for divorces on the grounds of de-
sertion were entered yesterday by Charles B.
Stelgner against Frieda Stelgner and Blanche
Williams against William Williams.
JUDGE EWING heard the arguments yester-
day on the application of the stockholders for
writ of mandamus on the President of the
Mckeesport Electric Light Company. to COM
pei him to call meeting for the election OF di-
rectors. Decision was reserved
EXECUTIONS amounting to S9l10 81 were
ssued Yesterday against Louis Rogalines. Two
of the writs, for s2049 50 and sS79 "a, were
issued by Esther Gusky, doing business as j.
NJ. Gusky, The other writ was for Sc Isl Al and
was issued by Julia Rogaliner.
THE will of the late Robert Barnes, Of Allie
gheny, was filed yesterday for probate. The
document is dated May 9. 1890 and is written
on the back of an L q. o. F. entertainment pro-
gramme. 1t beQueathes his property to his
daughter, Mrs. Jennie Blackburn.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
SENTENCE DAY IN COURT.
Judge Stowe on the Bench to Ladle Out
the Medicine.

Judge Stowe on the Bench to Ladle Out
the Medicine.
Yesterday was sentence day in Criminal
Court, and Judge Stowe was on the bench. The
first case called was that of George Reinner,
convicted of attempted assault on little girl.
There were several persons present to testify to
bis previous good character among them a
minister. Judge Stowe held however, that the
testimony was swept away and availed nothing
when his character was shaken at its founda-
zion by the conviction ot his guilt. The de-
fendaurs wife created a little scene in the court
room Oy loud cries and weeping and was re-
moved from the room by the Judges order.
Reinner was sentenced to one year in the work
house.
Michael Kreutzcr. for felonious assault. got
two years and three months. Pearl ST. Clair
who stOutly maintained that 20 be her real and
truly name" was sent to the penitentiary for a
year and three months for larceny Annie At
wood for the same offense, received the same
sentence. {. 7. Cooper, larceny, was sent to the
WOrEhouse for three months and c. B. Schea-
fer, the same, got one year and three months
and was sent to the penItentIary as well. Pat
OIston, aggravated assault and battery, was
sent to the workhouSe for six months, and Mrs.
Burrows, for the same ohense, got 60 days.
Robert Miller, John Mcmahon and James Mar
tn, entering building with telonlous intent
each got year and three months to the peni-
tentiary and James Hamilton and Harry
ThomDSod for like otense, went to the work.
house for one year. Fred Steng burglary, got
Is months to the penitentiary, and Valentine
Iederer got two years and three months.
Charles Kline, for larceny, was sent TO the
workhouse for six months. James Leonard, for
larceny from the person, got three months
Samuel French, selling liquor without license,
was fined $500 and sent to the workhouse for
three months. Charles Parker, for immortality,
was fined 500,
Eddie Myers. convicted Of murder In the Sec
ond degree of his aunt. Mrs. Douglass, was not
sentenced, the motion for his new trial still
being in allegiance.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Be Careful What You Drink.

This timely warning comes from the A.
s. P. Tea Co., who will sell you only pure
articles in the way OF tea, coffee and con-
densed milk. They recognize the fact that
many of the deleterious mixtures sold are
dangerous and detrimental to health, and
they advise you to buy direct from first
hands and get good goods, which, as the
largest importers and retailers in the world,
they have always on hand at "a Fifth ave-
nue., or at their branch stores. IF you want
to enrich perfect cup of tea or coffee use
the A. & P condensed milk; If YOU want
pure baking powder use the A. & P. The
new panel picture will be given away De-
cember 15 to 25. It is entitled "Playing
Grandmother"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
FIGHTING AT LONG RANGE.

Mayor Gourley and Councilman A. f. Keat-
ing Roasting Each Other.
Mayor Gourley and Councilman A. F.
Heating are enjoying little difference OF
opinion, or rather a Misunderstanding
caused by reports of Interviews which look
particularly ugly when reduced to cold type
without the coloring and shading of the
eloquent chest tones of these estimable gen.
tlemen.
. Mr.. Heating first took ofense at some
body's suggestion that the Mayor was pre-
pairing an appropriation bill of his own.
The Chairman of the Finance Committee
intimated that His Honor was trying to run
Councils, that his reform ideas were
fallacious, and concluded with a reference
to demagoguery.
The Mayor came back at Mr.. Heating,
still at the same long range. He laughed
at the idea that he would step outside the
limits of his Office to offer the Finance Com
mittee an appropriation ordinance. Anything
he might say to Councils would be merely
in the way of suggestion. He intimated
that Mr.. Keating's financial ideas were not
always supported by the courts, and insists
that he does not seek to divide with Mr..
Heating the honor Of being demagogue.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
THE WEEK IN CRIMINAL COURT.
District Attorney Johnston's New Idea Nov
in Operation.

District Attorney JOhnstOn's New Idea Now
in Operation.
District Attorney Johnston yesterday put in
operation his new plan in regard to trying cases
in the Criminal Court preparing weekly lists to
be tried. The list for the coming week is as
follows:
John Bear. Herman Ulrich Josephine Moses.
n. Meller, Kate Fox, Reuben Bowers, D. Joint
ct al. Andrew SweDson. Kate Carey, Leopold
Geisler, Ed Cross ct al, w. Il. Wilkinson,
Samuel Wright W. Greer, Al Zollios,
George Ma,zo, NJ. Bell, Louis Bauer,
A. J. Frick, A. Loefer, b. Rebstock, j.
Arthurs, J. Coen, ]. BoNle I. Chapman, A.
breCel Fanny Campbell, H. Hsngerman. Mary
Hsugerman, Charles Beach J. Greenwalt ct
al, Maggie Diamond, Ed Gilmore, w. Goldstein
ct a. Samuel Harms, William Jones, Nora
Dickson. ID. McFadden. w. Waters, alias
Young, Mark Watson. r. Black. A. Braun,
George Denman, G. Letsche, w. j. McDonough,
+, OSterman, j. knopp J. Dorsey. J. Townes,
H. Breckenridge, Fred Dreere. Catharine
Frommer, Mary A. Neville, Fred Holfrick,
Anton Woet. 3. Hicks. Yee Yeo. S. Markovitz,
6. Richter, William Weitzel. Harry Hoop, +.
MsIer, P. F. Mangan, Ed Zweickert, A. Nc
p. Steinpr
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
THE ANSWER FILED

In the Butchers Oil Company Litigation on
Account of Stock.
An answer was filed by the defendants yes
terdsy in the equity suit Of Peter Schlegel and
John Heck against the Butchers Oil Company
and P. KennIhen and others. members of the
company. SchleGel and Heck claimed to be
stockholders In the company, and wanted it
occreed that two shares Of the stock which had
been purchased by the other members and re-
tanned by them individually WAS the joint prop
cry of all the stockholders, having been bought
for the whole company. In the answer it is
denied that Schlegel and Heck are stockhold-
ers, having refused to pay assessments on the
stock they had claimed was assigned to them
Also that they would not help pay for the two
shares IN dispute, and the others had paid tor
it individually.
The stock, 1t is asserted, is not as valuable as
claimed. the Liabilities OF the company being
S2O,7I7 80 and its assets only S9, ,326 9l
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ANOTHER ROUND ON.
The Ebenezer Church People Going
Into the Supreme Court
SENTENCES FOR TIE CRIMINALS.
Justice Dealt Out in Small Quantities BY
Judge Stowe.
TIE WEEKLY TRIAL LIST NOW ISSUED

As rule politicians, before they die in
the last ditch, compromise, and, pooling
their issues, form new schemes for the work
ing of their common heritage, the masses;
but religionists are not usually built that
way, and in the case of the fight between
the 'Ins" and the "outs" in the Ebeuezer
Baptist Church it looks as though the con-
test will 60 on until the breeching breaks.
As noticed before in THE DISPATCH, the
'ins," finding the church charter defective,
applied for an amendment, and now comes
James w. Prescott, Esq, attorney for Isaac
Morton, Isham Carter and W. /. Johnston, the
"outs," and Frank Thomson, Esq, attorney
for the Baptist Sustentation Society, and file
an answer objecting to the amendment asked
for and setting forth that The church's sup
posed charter isn't a charter at all Messrs.
Prescott and Thomson have filed their eXcep-
1890
They refer to the organization as the union
corporsted congregation known as the
Ebenezer Baptist Church. They say that the
allegation of the petition for amendment OF
charter that the petitioners is corporation
created and existing under the corporation
act OF 1874 and its supplements, Is untrue, ana
that the charter is invalid in that 1t talls to
comply with the provisions of tie Seventh Sec
tlon OF the act of April 26, 1885, regulating the
manner in which property. real or personal. OF
religious societies shall be taken and held or
inure.
Secondly-The charter being invalid, it con-
ferred no power upon the alleged corporation
TO do any act and it cannot in its corporate
capacity legally petition this court
Thlrd-A void charter cannot be amended;
the proceedings must be de novo.
Fourth-The proposed amendment simply
provides hat property. real or personal, of the
corporation "shall be taken or held. or inure to
It, subject 20 the control and disposition of the
lay members" thus ignoring and eYading the
imperative command of the act of 1885, that
such property should not be otherwise taken
or held or inured. The amendment further pro-
vides that the limitations imposed by statute as
10 the manner of holding prOpe rty by religious
societies should apply to property which shall
hereafter be beQueathed, devised. or conveyed
10 the corporation, thus eXempting from its
provisions property now and heretofore other
wise owned and held by said alleged corpora
tlon under the charter sough5 to be amended.
FIfth-The proposed amendment to section
g of the origina. charter is illegal for the fur
ther reason that the power asked to be con-
ferred TO take and hold any and all manner of
property (including franchises). is too compre-
hensive, not being limited to the needs and
purposes OF the corporation. as provided In the
general corporation act of 1874 and its supple
ments.
In view Of all these objections the Court is
asked to deny the request of the Ebenezerites,
and the case may get into the Supreme Court
before 1t is finally disposed OF
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Male and Female He'll

DOSITlON-A COLLEGE GRADUATE AND
Il experienced tutor will give instruction even
ings in return for room and board. Address + T.
Dispatch office. de7-125
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

Sl5, Fin av. ane Msf lot aUoxsss severed, @ +
etc. ABB. BLACK & BAIRD, s5 Fourth av.
de7-45-Ssus
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

T ADIES-i WILL PAY LADIES A SALARY
II OF $40 per week to work for Inc in their locality
at home: light work: good pay for part time.
Write, with stamp. MRS. II. u. ,FARRIN GTON,
box 7O2, Chicago. de5-S0
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Cases for Trial Tomorrow.

Common Pleas No. l-McJunkin VS. Equitable
Gas Company; Same VS. same: Fidelity Title and
Trust Company vs. Peoples Gas Company;
Grant VS. Carnegie, Phipps q Company; Ber.
berich VS. Ebach ct al; Wallis VS. City Of Pitts
burg; Garvey VS. same.
Common Pleas No. .2-Bair & Gazzam, Ltd,
tor, VS. Mathes ct al: Qualch vs. Pittsburg In
cline Company; Thompson ct ux VS. Imperial
Coal Company; Same VS. same.
Criminal Court-Commonwealth vs John
Baer, Herman Ulrch, Josephine Moses, Mary
Miller
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

r ADY-HAVE A VACANCY FOR CLEVER
II lady of good education and not too young;
must be industrious and OF engaging manners; 9
to Il Monday. II. II. WALDON, Seventh av.
de7-l30
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
THE SALEM IMPROVEMENT co.

For Sale-S5. .OO0-Ele.
giant new brick dwell
ing, 8 large rooms, hall,
vestibule, double par.
lors, bath, inside W. c.,
stationary washstaDd,
slate mantels through
out. tile hearths, china
closet, pantry, back
stairs, inside shutters,
gas fixtures, electric
bells, ,haDdsomelypaper-
ed and painted, both
gases, range, laundry,
with stationary tubs.
front and back porches,
shade trees: street sew
cred and paved, stone
sidewalks, lot fenced
and everything COM
plete: only ten minutes
ride from the heart OF
the citv; this is an ex-
ceptional bargain anil
well worth investigat-
ing. WIN. PETTY b
CO., 1U7 Fourth aY.
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TESTIMONY ALL IN,

Arguments for the Condemnation of Dam
No. Set for Tuesday.
The taking of testimony as to tie yalue of
Lock and Dam No. in the case of the Govern.
ment against the Monongahela Navigation
Company, was concluded at noon yesterday.
W S Prentice and Colonel Roberts testified
as TO the good quality of the cement used in
the dam Government Engineer Merrill was
recalled and said the same cement had been
,1sed in the piers of the bridge over the Ohio
river. at Marietta, and had proven defective,
This closed the testimony.
The arguments in the case will be made on
Tuesday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

So acres Of land to be divided equally among
his children, nine in all.
William j. subsequently bought the interests
of four of the heirs, and desires the Court to
appoint a master to determine an equal divis-
Ion of his share and that held by the other
heirs that he can dispose OF it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

BLACK goods, complete assortment OF
standard staples, all-wool and silk-warp
fabrics, cheviots, cameis hair and fancy
weaves. Special values offering during our
holiday and clearing sale.
TTSSu HUGUs & HACKH
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oh. Bows and Girls.

Have you seen Kaufmanns' Young Folks
Annual? It's the most beautiful Christmas
hook ever published. Book stores sell it at
81. With every boys suit or overcoat or
girls jacket or cloak one will be given
gratis this week. KAUFMANNs'.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
DIR. Painter Well Received.

DR.. E. T. Painter, OF this city, has cabled
Mr.. II. P. Dilworth of his safe arrival in
Berlin, and Prof. Koch has given him per-
mission to visit the great Charlie and Moablt
hospitals to personally investigate the re-
suits Of his treatment for consumption.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
oh. Bows and Girls.

Have YOU seen Kaufmanns' Young Folks
Annual? It's the most beautiful Christmas
book ever published. Book stores sell it at
81. With every boys suit or overcoat or
girls jacket or cloak one will be given gratis
this week, KAUFMANNS'.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

AFDisp,ay advertisements one dollar per
square for one insertion. Classified advertise
nients on this page, such as Wanted, For Sale,
TO Let, ETC., ten cents per line for each frse'-
tion, and none take, for less than thirty cents.
Top line being displayed counts as t,uo.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

English Gloria Umbrellas Given Free
Tomorrow and Tuesday with every purchase
of SO worth (or more) in Kaufmanns' cloth
ing or cloak departments.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
DURBIN s. ApwATTY,
Jewellers and Silversmiths,

Keep their store, at So Fifth avenue, open
in the evenings now to give You a chance to
see the choicest collection of high-class
novelties in gold, silver, porcelain and
bronze ever seen in Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Greatest Clothing Sale ON Record

Now going on at the P. O. G. O., Pitts
burg Combination Clothing Company, corner
Grant and Diamond sts., OPP. the Court
House.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
WANTS IT DIVIDED.

An Estate That Has Stood Since 1865 TO be
Dissolved.
A bill In equity was nled yesterday By WILL
lam ], Haley against his sisters and brothers
IN law, Hannah Haiey. Robert and Annie c.
Mitchell, nee Hafey; Mary NJ. and Hannah E.
HaTey and Zepbenia and Margaret C. Fry. nee
Hafey The father of the complainant, James
Hatfey, of Penn township, died in 1856 leaving
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Il. & w,

Penn building, 7lo Penn avenue, to get the
new styles of dress and wrap trimmings.
REFINING g. WILDs
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rbePrett,.xt Root Ever Given Away

Il Kaufmsnns' Young Folks Annual, sold
In bookstores at 81. Kaufmanns give il
free of charge to every purchaser OF boys
suit or overcoat or girls cloak.
KAUFMANNA.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

PARLoR suits and easy chairs reuphol-
stored. HAUGH & KEENAN,,
Su 80 Water street
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
Suburban Residences.

OO sO0-ssoo CASH; BALANCE SAME AS
pAs rent: Williamsburg, near the station; new
frame dWelilnR, rooms and finished attic. hall,
double parlors, hardwood mantels and tile
heart 2, psntry, Inside shutters electric bells
little home and a bargain, WILLIAM PETTY
u co., 17 Fourth ay, de7-Ss
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

A FINE selection OF the celebrated Henry
f. Miller Pianos at w. G. Whitehill's 8
Music Parlor, 152 Third avenue, Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

A FINE selection of the celebrated Henry
F. Miller Pianos at W. C. WhitehilPs
Music Parlor, 152 Third avenue, Pittsburg.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07
MiScellaneOns,

miscellaneous.
CTORAGE-SAVER ERENTS-MERCHANTS AND
y brokers carrying stocks can have office faeili-
ties free: X. K track in warehouse; low insurance
and every convenience for handling; money saved
by moderate charges for hauling and storage;
separate departments for furniture, merchandise,
ETC.. inquire for rates; telephone No. So W. A.
HOEVELER Storage, Twelfth and Pike sts.,
Pittsburg. Pa. noSU-59-sut
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$1,000
CASH.
BALANCE
TO
SUIT
PURCHASER
TALK
ABOUT
BARGAINS.

$50 0O0 terms to suit purchaser. will buy
acres Of the finest lying land in the East End
Has 900 feet of frontage and depth OF 20
feet: is located in a desirable neighborhood. on
one of the main avenues; Is surrounded by
strong holders, in fact. the adjoining acres
can't be purchased for less than S42 500, and the
acres opposite is held firm at s50O00. This is
no ch-penny advertisement. w. e. STEW
ART, l37 Fourth avenue. nO2340Su
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Farms.

ENARM-9o ACRES-GOOD. LARGE FRAME
Il house and new barn: excellent grain, fruit
or dairy place; none better on Monongahela river;
close to two railroad stations schools and
churches. ED. WTTTlSH. 4l0 Grant st. der
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Hazelwood Lots.

HaZelWOOd Lots.
TORNER LOT-SECOND AV., HAZELWOOD;
~ this is the only available corner lot near the
property purchased by b. & o. Ry. Co.; the best
location on the avenue for business stand. BAX-
TER, THOMPSON & CO., 162 Fourth av.
de7-ll0-MTuThSsu"
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

doom NEWLY FURNISHED, SECOND
lG floor; good view; facing park: all conven-
fences; close to business. 10 CEDAR AS:. Ale
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DooMs-Two GOOD SIZE ZEFURNIsHED BED
~ ROOMS, private family, centrally located,
with board or alranged for light housekeeping;
must be reasonable. Address q. 2, Dispatch ofnce.
de7-Z7
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Boarders and Lodger,

0CCUPANTS-F0R NICELY FURNISHED
" rooms in the e. E. also boarding; terms
reasonable: both cable lines at door: good loca-
tion. Address KINGSLEY, East Liberty z. o.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

OCCUPANTS FUR ONE WELL FURNISHED
" front room, stationary. washstand; with
board; Corner SOUTH HIGHLAND and WAL
NUT SIS, E. K. @ de7-40
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FOR sALE-nrPRovED REAL ESTATE.

On OOO-CRAFTON. COULTER STREET,
Dis iour minutes, walk from station. twO-story
frame dwelling of 6 rooms, hall, slate mantels,
natural gas, porch. etc.: lot lOox2eO; fruit and
shade trees, grapes, etc. Il 1S1l BLACK u
BAIRD, 95 Fourth ay. noS0-73- MThSuF
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FOR SALE LOTS.

VXTYLIE AV.-LOT 1SixIO4 FEET. CORNER
w Wyle av. and Watt ST.. can be bought at
reasonable ngures. For price and all particulars,
STRAUB & NORRIS, corner Wood st. and Third
avenue. de7-73-
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NTOMAN-A RESPECTABLE WOMAN FOR
w cook and light general housework; a good
home, with best wages. TO competent person.
Address, for days, 8, Dispatch office. de7-72
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

DOSITION BY EXPERIENCED LADY
L stenograper and typewriter: best city refer
eence; has own writing machine. Address IA,
Dispatch Office. de7-96
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HOUsE-FoR LESS THAN VALUE, GOOD
III lo-room brick residence one OF the cross
streets above North av., not far iron the park.
l.. H. LOVE g3 Fourth av. de7-s2'
&O 750-SECOND WARD, NEAR ARCH ST.,
sDO9 cor. OF a paved alley, frame dwelling,
seven rooms, hail. nat. gas, outbuildings, etc. {;
gain. BAXTER, THOMPSON & CO.. 1852 Fourth
avenue. DEL l06- -TTsuS
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-12-07

OAKLAND-FOUR LOTS ON DE sofa ST.,
" within half square OF Fifth avenue cable
line: price 81, 600 each: terms to suit. SrRAUB
- ''' - dnT 7,s