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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

Ryou viii peep through the cracks Of the
spsakership stable at this time you win see
some very ans stock standing with their heads
hanging sxpscsantly over the manager, and
away over In the corner ous Of night you can
hear dark horss kicking the weathsrboarding
on hs senll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

Some Of her admirers refer to Mrs. Lease Of
Kansas, who made a sensational political speech
NJ the recent voman's convention in this city,
ss the Amazon of Kansas" and the Lawrence
Record very ungallantly calls attention to the
fAct that the Amazon has q mouth one hundred
and fifty miles wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
There 10 an appearance of Inconsistency

There 10 an appearance of Inconsistency in
guarantees Of protection TO foreigners By the
national government which are enforcible only
under state laws and in state courts But IN
der this system the foreigner receives precisely
the sane protection as the citizens Of the
United States, and only in the exceptional
case when q whole state or municipality
pushes aside its laws is this inconsistency
painfully perceptible. In the present instance
q would not help matters practically, however
appearances nigh, be saved. il it were possible
70 try the New Orleans lynchers in q United
States court in Louisiana. A Law that would
permit the removal of such cases to Wash
sngton for trial would provide, in order to
meet an exceptional occurrence, q general rule
Of discrimination against citizens and in favor
Of foreigners and Of reflection on the state
tribunals, without producing even in such in
stances as the present any satisfactory results.
Fit were possible to bring all New Orleans to
Washington for trial at the demand Of
Italy Washington would not hang New
OrlsanA The only absolutely certain method
Of securing the punishment Of such offenders
- the New Orleans lynchers would be q law
which would compel them to be handed over to
Italy for trial II is not at all likely that such
law VIII De enacted or proposed fernaps simple
snd more effective remedy could be provided
II Italy, instead Of seeking changes in our Con-
stitution and laws which will enable the ma
tional government to punish the people of a
ssAte, when the people Of a state obstinately
refuse 10 punish themselves, should keep sthone
the robbers and nurdsrerswhose acts and threats
have caused . whole community to upset its
own laws in order to reach and destroy them
II might be wiser on our part to shut out this
element, the exciting cause Of the whole
trouble, than to attempt any substantial change
of the relations Of the national government
to the States A law Of the first kind can be
enacted. A proposition Of the second kind,
however desirable in some respects the OBJ
jeets which it seeks may seem to be, raises
delicate questions upon which sectional and
partisan sensitiveness exists, and would be-
come . law, if at al. only alter heated con-
trovsrsy and long delay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
Extra SPECIALS In ALL BLAcx

EXTRA SPECIALS In AL BLAc,
DRESS FABRICS.
Lupins All-wool Challie, Black. Soc. yard
Lupin's Atwood Black Serge. 50c yard.
Lupin's All wool Black Cashmere Soc. yard.
LupinS Atwood Black Checked Grenadins.
q yard.
Lupins Atwood Carmslits nos veils). q
yard.
Lupins Atwood carmslite (for vsils). s1.23
yard.
PRIEsTLEY'S SILK and WOOL HEN.
RlETTAS, q, q. 25. &1.5O. 81 yard.
I0inch Black English Mohair, Soc. yard.
LUPIN'S sflk and Wool Bsngaline, Sl.25
yard.
45-inch Black Cancels HAIR 0renadins, with
Glk side band. q. Is yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

AZ last sdvices today Pittsburg was standing,
- railroads we're operating. the MONKEY was
snSfing hts accustomed shines" and the mu-
asi.n, his master, vas ssill ct his post injured
by rsvsrds Of military grandeur, and unmoved
- W By The patriotic "brsvas' Of his trans-
aalAssis eoantrymsn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

The success Of ballot reform in Maine is mat
Tn for public rejoicing A most determined
fight bad been made there and elsewhere to let
things run - they were. In some places the
rspubtiesus in some the democrats, had most
70 loss-ss they, respectively, fancied-by the
adoption Of the measure Ballot reform alone
cannot bring political millennium. As long as
nsn are man and not angels 1t is certain that
they viii be moved py the ordinary passions,
prejudices and interests Of common humanity.
But the secret ballot viii prevents it has un-
questionably prevented-wherever introduced,
very much Of the dishonesty that has charac-
tsrized elections. On the completeness of the
measure adopted viii depend its efficiency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

Enslish sentiment (male) is slowly vsering
around to that point which permits married
woman to consider herself her own personal
property and not her husbands chattel The
house of lords ID now in pondsrous discussion
Of the celebrated case Of Mrs. Jackson and IN
al hielihood its hitherto impenetrable corserva-
tism must yield the point to modern common
sense and Justice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04


n a.
NEW oRoANprEA
NEW sHAILIs.
xHw INDIA sILKA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

The Farmers Alliance, like many other
societies having certain good aims, is attempt
ing 20 do some impracticable things Smartine
under the attacks Of the party press, the al
nance Legislature Of Minnesota has been con-
idsring most remarkable bill intended to re-
press these sssaultA- 1t is q law requiring all
printed articles, whether in newspapers,
periodicals, hand bills or what not (which shall
therein purport to relate, state. describe or
give an account Of or give intelligence of any
political, official personal or social act writing
OF speech Of any human being, living or dead,
rejecting in any way upon such persons char
scter," to be subscribed by the full name of the
suthor. The violation Of the act is made Q
misdemeanor punishable by Q fine Of not less
than s20 or more than 800, or by
imprisonment for not less than thirty
days or more than three months.
TAs histor y Of parties and of legislative bodies
which have resorted to this sort Of tactics in
the United States is not encouraging TO this
movement Of the Minnesota alliance. The law
Of LIBEL now In existence in some respects 10
hsrshly oppressive and ought to be sufficient
% prevent abuse Of the privileges Of the press.
Any interference with the essential RICH t. of
public opinion IN expression will be indig-
naatly rsbuksd sooner or later by the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

Mr. Parnen Ough; to try the Australian ballot
system for a change
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

The Farmers Alliance hss NOS yet committed
itself on the Italian question
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

M boom tia. u now permeating the circum-
ssabasnt atmosphsrs Of Alexandria 10 o. frisky
- eols IN pasture and - tonic - . bslsam
brssss "a pair Of sscond-rats lunga
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

Whist lie United States should do il to make
sfs clear and comprehensive diagram Of .
'p>sts's susonomy' and send copies Of IL TO
svHy foreign power
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

Nsv England 10 now having the worst storm
e ~ ssasen The weather Office appears tc
- holding the worst storm Of the season" til
- ~ Ill over the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

Rhode Island 10 not . very big state, but
what there Is Of it appears TO have gone re-
publican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

III Nov York democrats are nov starting
sass gsrrymaadsr to overcome the political
results Of the last census
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
AL ROADS LEAD To Ronr--
PPf EKR RRR RRR ?. - ssss
Err En- ERER Ban sr w" ssss
< ZEE ( Es 7 ssss

Up from the widely diverging avenues that COM
munty of tastes travel they ali center BLACK in
some form or other as common ground. And this
fashion brings still closer together by giving
to 6RENADlNE its uncompromisinR approval.
GRENADINE-tbat old-tine conception almost as
old as the country. The state dress for generation
after generation-is first thought of-rs. vernon all
important occasions when quiet elegance is arrived
But the vearers of yore would recognize it
their GRENADINE. They hadn't q Lupin nor a
Tsbourer, with their wealth OF bright designing
thoughts to draw on. as you have They have raised
GRENADlNE from an undecorated fabric TO one that
pictures in its gauzy meshes the life Of ma
ture Singled 1t out from among horde Of weaves
and set 1t up the shrine at which oil votares of
fashion Pleased to worship. That is what they
have done. And ,rei Well, have collected the
Jewels and tnksred the price. We have put into stock
come
24-inch ALL-sILK GRENADINE at CSC. q,
u. 25 and 81. 30 yard.
LUPIN's 24-inch SILK and WOOL GRPNA-
DINE at T5c.. 81. IL. % and 81. 5oa yard
eros GRAIN STRIFED SILK and WOOL
GRENADINE In three widths-&1. so yard.
SPOTS, STRAIGHT and AsKEw FIGURES
In att-siik GRENADINE at 81. % yard
SATIN STRIPED ALL-SILk GRENA-
DINE double edition of patterns-in hem
stitched or lace stripe-sl. q yard.
PLAIN SATIN STRIPED GRENADINE
varying in width with your taste, from half
TO three inches-el 20 yard.
Patterns in sik-patterns in satin-in designs
you will expect to see and others that viii sur
prise you-&1.50 81. rs and s2 yard.
It Is long around to 70 over all our BLACK
collectionso mention OF the features must stand
for themselves and reminder Of the earlier arrivals q
we'll.
24-.nch ALL SILK CREPE pcHINE-s5c..
yard
LUPINs o4-inch CREPE DoHISE-slo,
e2 and ~. 75 yard
LUPIN'S 46-inch WIDTHS. so yard
DOUBLE WIDTH IRON" GRENApINE-
% and $3.50 Q yard. DOUBLE WIDTH
"MExICAN"-Ss.5 80 yard.
CANTON CREPEs and Hermann 0RENA-
DINE-&1. 25. q so, g., and e.. Is yard.
Our Mohair Of odd tariGn prices made \ Autter
among buyers-some yet for the belated onss
40-tnch BRILLIANTINE-5Oc.
40-inch TAMISE-62hc.
4s-inch BRILLIANTINE-6oxc
Remembering that you viii do some travelling b.
fore long doubles the value
PLAIN CAMEL's HAIR aREHApIHR-
s1.25 and q. so yard.
FANCY PATTERNs-sl.2 5 to %. 50 ysrd
We have put these last two gems in the setting TO
throwa little more light" universally interest
ing tonic.
You will find GRENADINE dweiler in evs,y s>och
In the ctybuf none like ours-You viii hear every.
body speak Of rs 40 exeluspe storeIt means ex-
elusive quality and patterns price, too II you but
read It right. We won't sag We are the iosest We
Win ask you 10 look and decide
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
vsx.hl,.haa faaa ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

Hon Tim Hsaly Of Ireland Is now engaged in
studying the question: "Does an apology cure
. bissk sys?''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

Mr.. Warner Miller will hereafter travel with
. marine insurance policy and double bar
relied life preserver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

CAisags douocrats bslieys IN addition end
elsasiea, hnt not silence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

I II Y H E.. III i e
ELEVENTH ANNUAL CLEARING SALE.
SEVENTEENTH DAT.
Our bargains" for today were inadvertently
left out OF our advertisement yesterday. 50 w
tall You today what should have been told yss-
tsriay:
Four-piscs Carved Wood Frame Parlor Suite.
covered with brocads. SIPS. Reduced to 800.
Very Fine Bird's-eys Maple Suite. sleo. Re-
duesd to sll0
Carved Hall Bench. s2a Reduced to sle
Very Fine 50-inch sideboard (oak>, ESQ.
Reduced to &3S.
Very Fine Oak China Closet. with curved
glass ends. SIS. Reduced to $50
Pollard Oak Secretary Book Case Of Arst-clsss
cabinet work, s55. Reduced to e33.
Lsres Fine Oak Chifonisrs. with ans
French bsvsled plate, go. Reduced to s2e.
Ths abovs are . few Of the many extraordi-
nary bargains IN strictly Hish-srads Furniture
ws shau offer
TO-DAY AND MoNDAY.
And " earnestly advise you 70
COME EARLYi
g., -. =, 80. ,,... ,,,..... 49,.
cur patrons have been disappointed in the Last
two weeks in delaying inst little too long.
A.Rx MINE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

LAsssunoa & Baos
xNIioHTzSM1Sr srAcs.
Trimmings Of every dssirahas hind. Trim
ainas to match al the newest drsss Vavsa.
sun cosas md Girales IN ssock.
rna docs fer shsss
Handsome Enbroidsrisaia
Camhric,
Swiss,
Muslin
Nainsook.
1housandS ct yards in the match widths.
Beautiful Founcinss and Skirtinga
Ribbons by the car load.
Plenty Of Ribbons in every available Width
b match. contrast or for any purposs
imaginable.
Ruehine. Chiffon Ruching h The sams
shades - dress wssvss.
Stlk Cord Tourist Rurhfne
25c. PER BOX.
An the color, bssidss the White aaA CsSam.
IN this.
We still harp on our solid Gold Rings and
Pins. with Genuine Diamond,
For $2.sa
70 styles to select from.
We are The only house in Washington sell
ins these. Each and every one warranted.
NEW SKIRTS.
Fins quality Of Black Mohair stirts,
trimmed with side plating and folds
above. Price. %.
Fine quality Black Mohsir Sk1rts. extra
size. with three large tucks and silk cord
trimmings. Price, e. 90
Elmo quality Black Mohair Shirts. with
hne knife Plating and yoke. Price. e. "a
BLACK Satteen Skirts, With hnifs plating,
sxtra size. Only 1l.75.
Black Satteen Skixss. with box-plaitsd
rune. Only q. 25.
Second floor for these Skirts.
Rs,neInber We sell IN ''inviteer 10 our
department Splendid Washable Skirt. in
~avaristy Of patterns, for SEQ. Full length
and width.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING"
NINTH STREET AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Established 1870. II
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WOODWARD & LorHaop

WOODWARD & LorHaop
APRIL 4. Issl.
~rcE CREAM MADE IN THrArY
sEcoNDs.-Ea
This rsmarksble result Is achieved By the
JACK FROST FRERzER.
All rood housekespers viii Be interested in
moving how such . thing can be done and for
this reason We have arranged with the inventor
for practical exhibition Of this wonderful lit
tie machine On Monday morning you are IN
vfted to see the Jack Frost" Frsszer and sam.
pie Its products.
Tourth Aoor. 10th ST. buildine)
MONDAY. APRIL 9Th.
We VIII Hold
A.
SPECIAL SALE
Of
-HUCK AND DAMAsK TOWELS
At
Pc
.
The assortment Is the largest ana bsse ws'vs
ever had. and IN point of varsity and real
worth SURPRISES anything heretofore offered by
rs in the TOWEL line. II embraces all the
best fruits Of the Irish and German looms All
White or with colored borders. with plain
knotted fringes. with plain hens or hemstitched.
Here are so1ne Of the most notew orthy.
2oxs2 Irish Damask Towels. with fancy Dor
ders Of Pink. Light Blue. Electric Blue, Ysl-
Low. Red. &c.
24x46 Extra Heavy Cream Damash Towels.
-2jc.-
20x39 Old Blsachery Manfe Cos Huck
Towels-no chemicals used in the whitening
Of these-bieached on the grass soft and
pleasant to use. and unsurpassed in wearing
qualities-an White and Colored borders
30
We make q speciality of Old Bisachsry Towels.
22,i2 Heavy Quality Hslf-Dleached Huck
Towels. in all White or with Bed or Blue Bor-
dsrs.
24I52 Extra Large and Heavy Blsaehed Huck
Towels. Bed borders.
1888 All White Hemstitched Tovsls-ms-
dunn vsight-soft. p liable huck.
-25c.-
Linen Department.
tSecond floor. 10th st. buildin9.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04
ON EEK

Has elapsed and thousands of peo-
pie have purchased our vacating bar
gains. Such . Jam Of buyers was
something to behold. There was not
. single department In the entire
building but what wss pstronizsd
Appreciate effort when they knowtt
b honest. Humbuerery and farce
thsy viii not tolerate We have made
great inroads into our stock. but
many, many thousands are yet 10 10
A. you ere with No We will take good
care thss every purchase you make
PRIZE.
We srs confident that the sscsod
week Of cur Great Clearing Sale viii
equal the FIRST. Il it does not surpsss n.
Do not fail to call. Tell your
frisnds. IN tact tell svsrybody. shss the
TIE COMBINATION.
18TH AND Sta.
Are selling cut
A. KAUFMAN. y. srck,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

We are the Wash;n2ton agents for Dr. lee
Ger's sanitary Underwear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-04-04

siefan, his master vas ssill ct his post, injured
b. rsvsrds Of military grandeur, and unmoved
- ~ By The patriotic "brsvas' Of his trans-
aalastis eoantrymsn-
M boom tia. u now permesting the circum-
snhtsnt atmosphere Of Alexandria 10 % frisky
- eols IN . pasture and - tonic - balsam
brssss 70 pair Of sscond-rass lunsa
Nsv England 10 now having the worst storm
& II ssason The weather Office appears TO
- holding the worst storm Of the season" till
- - I'll over the country.
What he United States should do il to make
sat . clear and somprshsnsivs diagram Of .
'sssss's sssesomy'' and send copies Of IL 10
svWy foreign power.
IL Nsw York democrats are nov starting
ct . gsrrymaadsr to overcome the political
results Of the last census.
Thiak Of the money the United States has
eonssieutsd TO the cause Of Italy by buying
hssh-pricsd Italian opera tickets
Hon Tim Hsaly Of Ireland Ia now engaged in
studying the question: 'Does an apology cure
. bissk sys?"
Mr.. Warner Miller will hereafter travel with
marine insurance policy and double bar
relied life preserver.
Rhode Island 10 not very big state, but
what there Is Of it appears 10 have gone re-
publican
The Farmers Alliance hss NOS yet committed
itself on the Italian question
Mr.. Parnell ough; to try the Australian ballot
system for change
CAisaes domocrats bslieys N addition end
division. bns lot silence
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22
SEVENTEENTH wARD-1seo.
City and sub-District School Taxes and
Water Rents.

City and sub-District School Taxes and
Water Rents.
Atkinson, Henry No o2......... 90 As
lot AA-43.s3 Willow street be-
tween Fortieth and Forty-frst
streets
3-story brick dwelling
Armstrong, William (w), with no
ticc to Margaret Ann Armstrong. 1S 90
lot 50-I55 Forty-third street to
Snowden corner Valley
office and stable
Asbury. Maria (w). w)............. % SO
lot 20 100 Hatfield street to Black
berry alley corner Forty-ninth
2-story brick dwelling
Bowersmith George heirs. So Sc
lot 24-l275A Forty-fourth street
between Butler and Center
streets
2-stor-y brick dwelling
2-story frnme dwelling
Bowler, Thomas (w) 81 10
lot 2O-1OO Geneva street between
Fourty-fourth and Fourty fifth
2-story frame dwelling
Cooper Mrs Ella W heirs 100 So
Tot i7-1O671 Forty-fifth street to
School alley between Butler
and Dawson
2-story brick dwelling
lot l36-l60 Butler street to Irwin
between Fortieth and Main
2story brick dwelling
Eilenberger, Susannah. .... 66 go
lot 5O.I22 Forty-second street to
Bates alley between North and
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22
FOURTEENTH WARD-1s9o.
City and Sub-District School Taxes and
Water Rents


City and Sub-District School Taxes and
Water Rents.
Allen, Fran OF
lot Is 100 Gazzam street to An
toinette street Gazzam plan
frame dwelling
Allegheny County Loan and Trust
Company w MacClarren Secre-
tary With notice to John Hamil-
10: 2liO5 $50 in rear Boquet "
street corner Pier No SO
32-Story frame dwellings
Berger, George or George Berbet 3Ol
lot 3L5S averaging llS Antoinette
street NJ GazZam plan COS
sGanty
Bentley, Villa am.................. m. 3ST
lot 25-lOO Antionette street NJ
GazZam plan No COS
1-Storr frame dwelling
Banks, james. 3S
lot Is averaging III Gazzam
street J NJ Gazzam plan Gil
frame dwelling
Bell, InOnlaS. S.......................... %
lot averaging 80 averaging 50
Antionette street NJ Gazzam
plan coz, 604
shanty
Bowman, Alice DID act. lI6 81
lot 2i-I2O Forbes street between
MoulJrie and Brady streets
2-story frame dwelling
22story frame dwellings
Boyd, Catherine eA.......... 265
lot % averaging 20 OGazzam street
J NJ Gazzam plan go
frame dwelling
Bindley, Edwin No o2....,,.. uT
lot 25-loO Ward street Girty plan
No4
Connolly, Peter. r.................... 1880
lot 1920 Second avenue corner
Brady street
2-story frame dwelling and stable
Campbell, Louis. Observation-Disclosures. $50
lot averaging 70-4o Soho street
NJ GazZan plan 59l
frame dwelling
Cody Patrick. k............,..... 85l
lot S115ll0 Soho street between
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22
SIXTEENTH wARD-1s9o.
City and Sub-District School Taxes and
Water Rents.

City and Sub-District School Taxes and
Water Rents.
Bank, Smithf1eld Savings. .. 74O
lots 2O-1l6 each Juniper to New
lille corner Short Nos and2
''arI, lot 9c solioo Liberty avenue be: Il %
tween Thirty ninth and
Fortieth
2story dwelling No $3.50
Blnks' ios Pearf {T1 Street near Penn ave 10 50
building
Barr, William A (w)...... 67s
lot HOwley avenue
new building
Boyd, James or Matilda (w)....... b7S
lot 2O-lOo Ella street between Lib
crty and Minerva
new building
0oi: lots s9 % averaging s. Neville %
street to Ewing, Ewing & Ede-
burn plan Nos Hand Is
1-story shanty
Crawford, Thomas twl..:.,.;... 7s5
grift plan No p
2-story brick dwelling
Cregan, Mrs ivy. $40
2lots 2+131 each Mary street to
Woolsayer alley corner For
2story frame dwelling $3.50 Wool
slayer
Dietrich, Steve and Frank. 40 AZ
1acre I30 perches land Neville
street to Ewing between Sixth
and Cayuga
frame house
Dickson, NJ, with notice to heirs
OF Il + Denny. 6S 50
dry kiln sheds and machinery
2-story frame store and dwelling
22story frame dwellings
Doersch Adam .;.....:.......:...;... so
lot 20-lC0 TorIey street Wander
grift plan No 60
Douglass. L LA.......... ............... H79
Istory frame dwelling Orwell
street
Denny H IVY w)............... A55
lot ELISHA Liberty street cor
ner ThirGy-third
2-story frame shed and Office
history frame stable
Denny, Miss NJ W (w). ................r 10 so
lot 4S- 100 Liberty avenue corner
Thirty-second street
2-story iron-clad building
Denny, James o H heirs ivy. 26 25
lot 72174 liberty avenue
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-22
FIFTEENTH wARD-1ssO.
City and Sub-Distrfct School Taxes and
Water Rents.

City and Sub-Distrfct School Taxes and
Water Rents.
Consolidated Gas Co...........S 1Tl 65
lot 222 s56-40O more or less Pine
alley corner Thirty-third
Brick office buildings machin-
cry
Tank coke ovens. etc
Really, A D and Charles. ....... l4S u
lot 24-130 Penn avenue between
Thirty-secOnd and Thirty
third
2-story bricd dwelling No 1891
2story frame dwelling
Maloney, Timothy (w)........... % 40
lot 4-10O Butler street between
Thirty:sixt and Thirty
seventh
2story brick dwelling 1927
stable
Pittsburg Gas Company. Cos 10
lot 1905 Charlotte street be-
tween Thirty-fourth and
Thirty-f1fth
Improvements and building
Tank, machinery, etc
Sterrett & Thomas, Moss & Fleck
with notice to Rev Harmer
Denny. .....-..................... 47
lstory iron-clad shop Smallman
between Thirty first and
l.. Thirty-second
lot 5iaveraging 80 Penn avenue
corner Thirty-ninth
2-story frame dwelling
22story brick dwellings