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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-04-14
FOR sALE-1mpHovED REAL ESTATE

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City Residences.
WATSON ST.-Two-story and finished attic
w brick dwelling; nine rooms: good sewerage;
feet mont on Forbes. j. G. Reilly. n Diamond st.
w houses: this is = good locality for Investment:
ss'es ?Ssi E:y @
GOO 0oo-ss 900 cash balance at ~ per cent;
Eighth ward. near Center avenue. rented to a No:
could 81 esi sai snS 1SG seid At
profit; lot l2o1ioo. to street. j. c. Reilly. II Dia-
Df, room dwelling on Dinwiddie st.; decided
bargain to prompt buyer. ]. C. Reilly, l'ia-
mond st.
East End Residences For Sale.
CYPREss ST.. near winebiddle av.. two-story
~ frame dwelling. six rooms and attic, water:
g. oGs Rey ifye7afbsi biamond sT@'s , per mo- ~ '''n
Q1 . OO0-New Queen Anne brick house.. II
lDl z" rooms, on finest improved street In East
Se
open stairway to attic, inside shutters. sliding
s to ee @ mnae 10 electric
home in an excellent neighborhood. See 5. j.
Hooper. sol4 Penn av.
Allegheny Residences For Sale.
ELEVENTH WARD-The modern and growing
II quarter OF Allegheny City. near California ay,;
an excellent new house. complete in every detail:
eight rooms. reception hall ana attic: handsome
situation; paved street; large lot; owner occupies
but will Yacate at once to accommodate buyer.
and will sell at bargain: call for particulars and
card of introduction. (3-15-93). Charles Somers.
129 Fourth ay.
NO. 1856 California av. Allegheny. modern well
china closet. buffers pantry and laundry, both
gases: lot 50xl55: electric pass the door, For
further information inquire on premises.
" rooms. stable and carriage house: one acre
ground; house is almost new; immediate pos
rarin IlalIck Qrnn fsf
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~ Display advettsem1sn one dollar per.
square for one insefion. Classified real estots
advertisements this page ten cents per ne for
each insertion. and nu.e :aken for iess than
fhf7fu cent?
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OFFICE OF }
TREASURER ALLEGHENY COUNTY.

TREASURER ALLEGHENY COUNTY,
April l, 1892. }
NoTTCE-IN PURSUANCE OF THE NV ENTY-
IN FIRST section of an act relating to Allegheny
county. approved the 1st day of May, 1861. and OF
the amendment of said section, approved the Both
day Of March, A. ID. 1866. / do hereby give notice
that the duplicates for the several wards boroughs
and townships will be open. and will be prepared
TO receive the county, State and poor taxes for the
year Of 1892 and after the first day Of May, 1892
Said taxes can be paid at this Office until the st day
of August, with deduction of per cent for
prompt payment to all persons paying the whole
amount of these taxes.
There will be no reduction allowed during the
month of August
There will be 10 per cent added to all taxes re-
naming unpaid on The LIST day of september. 1892.
JOHN A. BELL,
spI-ao Treasurer of Allegheny county.
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Notices..
OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
PIrTSBURG, February o. 1892. (
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WILL
hold appeals from the triennial assessment of
1897 for the several districts named the day and
date given below:
Wednesday April 13-Braddock township.
Thursday, April 14-Fourteenth ward. Pittsburg
Friday, April l5-Eighteenth ward. Pittsburg
burg.
Tuesday. April ls-versaflles township.
Thursday, April 2l-Citv of McKeesport.
Friday, April :2-Mif1in township: Duquesne
borough. r. Z. MERCER,
j, G. WEIR,
ID. J. BOYLE,
County Commissioners.
Attest: P. ". SEIBERT, Clerk. apl5-l0l
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AUCTION SALE

FURNITURE. CARPETS, DESKS, ETC,
rooms OF the Henry Auction Co., "a and 20
Ninth street. Must be sold at once to close
the consignment.
Fine champer suites in oak and walnut,
wardrobes, chiffonfers, bookcases. tables
chairs and rocker, lounges, couches, parIor
suites in 6rocatelle tapestry, English rugs,
plushes and hair cloth, fancy chairs and
closets, sideboards, extension table, brussels
and ingram carpets, rugs, kitchen and
laundry furniture. Sale positive to close the
account. HENRY AUCTION CO.,
apl46 Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES

AT AUCTION TODAY
At the rooms, "a and 26 Ninth street. a large
consignment of Boots, Shoes and Rub
bers. Sale positive. Everything must be
sold. HENRY AUCTION CO.
apl4-66 Auctioneers,
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LOST.

II OST-Dog-Strayed away from 1904 Fifth av.,
IL Oakland. Yorkshire terrier. silver gray, short
tail. tipped with black (not cut); number on
license l05s A liberal reward will be given If re-
turned. (Bell on collar.)
II OST-Engineer's field book, near Milltown, or
IL between Midtown and East Liberty, possibly
an A. V. r. R. train or Citizens Traction car:
finder will be rewarded by leaving at office Of the
Peoples Natural Gas Co., 53l Wood st., city.
T osT-0n Tuesday evening pocketbook con-
IL tanning some Sl5 in bills, some non-negotiable
paper and some three or four business cards of the
owner. The finder will be paid SIS reward for de-
lvering the same to the owner at his office on Grant
ST., Pittsburg. and no questions asked.
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Suburban kesiaences For Sale.

Suburban kesiaences For Sale.
KENSINGTON-Five new frame houses Of 8
N rooms and attic each; situated on Sixth st:
also two houses of rooms Second av.: they are
just completed and will be sold at reasonable fig
ures. Apply at the Office of the Burrell Improve
ment Co., at Kensington, Pa
ONE of those beautiful country homes; must be
" seen to be appreciated: frame house contain
ing ten rooms. stable, etc, beautiful shade trees
and abundance of choice selected fruit trees and
grape arbor part of six acres level land, near
railroad station, only seven miles from town. and
on line of electric railroad; price well, make an
offer; want to sell to settle an estate. A. Bauck,
AL Grant st.
p1 6OO-Wilkinsburg. half block from electric
eDl, cars, neat four-ioom house; lot 25x10O. b.
j. Williams, 143 Fourth av.
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Legal NoticeS
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT LETTERS
IN of administration estate OF Anna Mary
Schohe late of the city of Pittsburg, county Of
Allegheny and State of Pennsylvania, have been
granted TO the undersigned. to whom all persons
Indebted TO said estate are requested TO make i'm
mediate payment and those having claims or de-
mands against the same will make them known
without delay.
THE SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PITISBURG, Administrator.
api4-s7-rh No. SO Fourth av.. Pittsburg, Pa
W. c. McELDowNEY, Attorney at Law,
135 Fifth avenue.
ESTATE OF CAROLINE NJ. SPREEN, DE-
Il CEASED-Notice is hereby given that letters
Of administration on the estate of Caroline NJ.
granted to the undersigned: all persons indebted
TO said estate are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against said
estate should present the same without delay to
MARY SPREEN. Administratrix, No. 140s Carson
s4., Pittsburg. mh10-s3-Th
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EOUND.

EOUND-That You can't do a better thing than
j. call at once and select spring suit at j. J.
Aland's, 13l Fifth av.
LOUND-Everybody takes Ta-ra-zon 7-Day
Blood Cure: makes pure blood; best on earth.
right. >o'P'-
Evening journal., 1892-04-01
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Chief Of Police Blackburn reports 800
arrests for the month Of March.
There were ffty-one building lines
drawn during the month OF March
The Young Mems Diocesan Union will
meet tonight in Brownson Library Hall.
The Wilmington City Railway Com.
pany has received handsome new sum
mer car, built by the J. d, Brill Company
of Philadelphis.
Rev. DR.. Loughlin, Philadelphia presi-
dent Of the Y. NJ. T. T., will lecture in
the BrownsOn Library Hall on Thursday
night
Professor Parker Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
delivered an interesting address on
"Electricity". at Association Hall last
evening.
The EVENING JOURNAL acknowledges
the receipt of 3 copy Of the codihed regis
tration and election laws presented by
Election Commissioner G. F. Thomas.
A careless negro slightly injured a
small white child at Ninth and Market
streets to-day by knocking 1t down and
running over it with push cart.
Last night Wilmington Lodge No. l.
A. o. U. W., had six limitations aud vii
mIngton Conclave, No. II, Adhesive
Order of Mogullians added seven new
members
Evening journal., 1892-04-01
THE VILLAIN CAUGHT.
Detectives Witsil and Mcyey Capture
Frederick Lane.

Undoubtedly the Man WAC Called Mrs.
Newcombe From Her House and shot
Her-His "AIibi" witnesses Go Back on
Him-His Victim stin In Danger
On Monday Attorney General Biggs
sent Detectives Witsil and McVey to
Smyrna 70 investigate the shooting Of
Mrs Mary Newcombe at the Sports
man's Retreat. near the new bridge
The shooting took place on Sunday
night. A man approached the house,
gave an alarm Of Ere and when Mrs
Newcombe, 20 years old, opened the front
door he shot her in the head, but did not
kill her. as the bullet did mot reach the
brain.
Fearing that the villain would follow
mp the attack, Mr.. Newcomb Immediately
fastened the door and then dragged his
wife to a lounge, where she lay all night
without medical aid, Mr. Newcomb be-
ing afraid to leave her to summon help
from their nearest neighbors, Mr.. Brad
lev. who lives about half mile away.
ON hearing Of the affair Mr.. Bradley i'm -
mediately wen5 to Smyrna, and Drs
Ashoraft and Clifton proceeded at once
TO see the poor woman They wers un-
STRUCK
the skull and glanced They think the
wound is not necessarily fatal. but the
shock aud advanced age of Mrs New.
comb. shs being over 20 years old,
renders her recovery very doubtful.
Size stated on regainiug consciousness,
that on opening the door, she saw a man
about . feet inches in height, wearing
a long black overcoat, standing In the
~ ,l 4Hnk lo oh AZ
After thoroughly Investigating the
case, the detectives came to the conclu
sion that the villain was an Englishman
Frederick Lane by name, about As years
old, who had threatened to kill the old
man.
A warrant was sworn ont and accom-
panied by Constable B. V. Weldon they
went into Thorou ghfare Neck and ar
rested Lane as he was about to take tine
steamer Ella, of the Philadelphia and
Smyrna Transportation Line, for Phila
delphis.
When arrested he denied all completely
in the crime and said he could prove al
alibi, giving the nsmes of those who had
seen him at another place when th'
shoe ting was done. he was taken int
custody and the persons named as alb
witnesses we're seen. They denied al
knowledge Of his whtrssbouts on .tha
night.
Line was then taken TO the Newcombt
home where be WAS identified by the sget
couple he was taken to Smyrna aDt
given a hearing before Magistrate E. V
Cooper Dr. William Ashcraft testi
fed thst the woman was no
out OF danger Lane was hell
without bail TO await the result of be
injuries. He was taken to Dover Jail to
day. Before Detective Witsil left hin
Lane said that the shot was intended TO
the old man and not the old woman.
The detectives have returned to thi
city.
Evening journal., 1892-04-01
"a READER NO MORE"
He said ut Home to MIRd the Bah.
Listen TO His Tale OF Woe"

He said 1T Home to Mind the Baby.
Listen TO His Tale Of Woe"
The following letter wss received this
morning. 1t is printed verbatim and
spell atm;
.'w1LldINGToS, Del. March 31tb, 1892.
DEAR SIR:-The EVENING JoURNEL
is most to Sarcsstis it pass). l seen an
Incident In the paper which Actracted my
attention Patrick Moind the Baby think
the correct way OF spelling the Words
Mind, without douft know it is Slur
on the Irish, / think the smart young
Man is Most to Smart he Should 90 to
School Again and learn how to spell
Patricks Wife Can Mind her own Bust
ness and Make Her living honest
"a READER no MORE"
THE incident referred to WAS that
of man who was too strong to work
dishes and dry nurse the baby, while
his wife went out to earn a living for
the family. This was under the head
line of the well-known song, Patrick
Moind The Baby" I5 would seem
that the incident" must have
described the domestic relations Of "a
Reader no More" and made him so mad
that he cannot keep quiet Which shows,
by the way, how accurate the EVENING
JOURNAL is, even in its fun. In which
case. we would suggest that "a Reader
no More" would occupy his leisure time,
between the dishes and the baby in teach
ing himself to write and spell more cor
rectly and in acquiring a sweeter temper
ENRON
Evening journal., 1892-04-01
AoMEwooo SALE CONFIRMED.
The Contestants Fail to Appear Before
Judge arubb.


A session of the Orphans Court was
held in the upper room at the Court
House this morning. JudgeGrubb presided.
The sale Of the Homewood farm, sit
uated near Newark WAS confirmed in de-
fault Of the appearance OF the contest
ing heirs
This farm belonged to William Home
wood. deceased, and was sold to pay debts
by order Of the Orphans Court. II was
bought by James Morrow, Of this city,
for IS 200. IL contained 267 acres, and
was appraised at SIS 600. Joseph Dean,
one Of the many heirs, contested the sale
and asked thrt it be set aside on the
ground Of gross inadequacy Of price.
Had the farm brought $4,000 that
would inst have covered mortgage inter
est costs and personal debts amounting tC
81 600 or 50 00e. and before the
heirs could have expected any
thing, aud there are so many
heirs that the residedoe even II
there was any would be only few dol
/ lars to each heir. The mortgage holder
a trust company, was wiling to lose th'
difference between $s 600 and$l3, 600 anc
interest and have the sale confirmed, and
the heirs could only withdraw the obiec-
/ tion.
A man went to Clerk McWhorter AnC
gave him authority to state to the cour
that he would give s12 900 for the prop
erty and pay all back interest. provided
that the mortgage holder would let tn
mortgage lay. This condition woul'
OF b. accepted.
Alfred Wilson was appointed guardial
Of GretO, Hanna B, Dilworth B., an
Mary Emma Parry. Bernard Dalton VA
named guardian OF Thomas Dalton; an
Elizabeth o Dauill was appointed gnn
dian of her granddaughter, Nellie Come
ford
Court then adjourned until April 16.
Evening journal., 1892-04-01
Proper.y That wsnt up In smoI. :.

Fire Recorder Charles Shull. Of the Del
aware Truck Company, repor the fires
during March as follows: March s, at 10 13
p m, false alarm from box No. ia at
Fifth AID Washington streets March 1S,
at 4 a. a. N box No -, fire In the Smith
building. loss. SIS, 400; insurance. $24,
600; March 16. at u p m, box No. Al,
fire in house and store, Front aud Market
streets loss, 5000 insured; March
81. at STA m. box No. g.
fire In the stable OF William F..
Seeds at Seventh and Jackson streets.
loss $500, insured March 81, at 5.45
p. m, box No, 10, stable Of John Nc
Hugh. Seventh and Church streets. loss
triding; March %. box No 8. at 927 p.
m, FIRE at the house Of Mrs L. Davis,
No. 1910 Poplar streec, 500. insured ;
March 26, 1t q p m, box No. 16.
FIRE ia Hilles and Jones Company, Tenth
AMI Church streets, loss trifiing; March
%, at 2 50 g. m, box No. "a, Ere at
watchmsn's house, Thorne street and
the railroad, loss sligh.
Evening journal., 1892-04-01
RsWARpINe IHg WORKERS.
Assessmsnt Padding Endsd--B. o. Get
the Right of Way.

The closing scenes In the Levy Court
.oom yesterday afternoon were amusing
Even the Republican members looked as
If they we're glad that the assessment
leading strings held by Bach, Mahsffy &
Company were cut by law.
There was little furry when Clerk
Biggs announced his intention to stop
administering the oath with Eve men
standing at the door.
"Mr Hutchison read the law defining
the clerks duties aud Chairman Bucking-
ham requested him to put on the i've
men. He did SO, and Marshal Mahsffy
clspped his his hands for Joy. The last
man placed on was Melvin T. Smith.
Commits sioner Grubb on behalf Of the
Democratic mem oers, congratulated the
chair and pre- sented a large pomegranate
to Commissioner Clark for his work In
making notions and then turning to the
negro voucher, A. B. Mcpherson Johnson,
gave him small grindstone apple, grown
in Brsndywine hundred.
A. NJ. Hizar, James a. Wise and WI,
liam G. Worthlngton were elected jail
commissioners for one year, and Dr. DaV'o
Stewart was elected jail physician.
The following constables were re
elected on mOllOu " NohAHA|o'oAS
Hutchison: William w. Lyman OF Ap'
poquinimink hundred; William I. Cole.
mary. White Clay Greek; John w.
smith. Blackbird, and w. h. a. Clark
Red Lion. The bonds of the three
last named were presented and accepted
A QUESTION OF bitches.
Ldvy Court met at 10 o'clock this
morning.
A petition was read from ]. L Brown,
John 6. Baker and John NJ. Solomon
representing the Holland Creek Msrst
Company. 1t asked for aid in keeping
up the banks Of the marsh southeast
OF this city, as the banks protect
the Townse d road, causewsY snC
Garashe road. On motion Of Mr.. Hick
man the matter was deferred until next
Friday, when the committee Will be giveI
a hearing.
The resolution accepting from the B
& o. railroad 1928 rental for the right o
way over a strip Of land at the foo
of Market street adjoining th'
freight depot, was adopted. 1t carried
with it the right Of way until De
cember 81, 1892, at the rate of $25 pc
annum.
Evening journal., 1892-04-01
wooLLEY ANp poNAHoE
Crare Tnstead of smIles

Lucius Allen, Of No 1OO6 Kirk
avenue sent out invitations to a number
OF people yesterday to what he called an
April fool party. Shortly af.er o'clock
last Eight about twelve couples. that had
previously assembled, proceeded to the
Allen home. An April fool party was a
novelty and the people who
had decided to 90 were wonder
ing what kind OF an affair IL
would be- When they reached the house
they we're greatly surprised to see black
Grape on the door, Their merriment at
once ceased and one volunteted TO ring
the bell and find out who was dead. The
bell WAS rung several times and no one
responded, it then dawned upon them
that the morrow was "All Fools Day
All the time Mr.. Allen was in the house
rolling on the floor with laughter.
Evening journal., 1892-04-01
Jersey Suits
for little fellows from a to 8
years, mothers pronounce TO be
Marvels of Beauty,
From $3.50 to So 50.

Leading you on to the Boys
and Youths from II to 10 years
Black and Blue Cheviots,
Fancy Worsteds, Light and
Dark Plaids, Browns and
Checks from 5000 to $I4oo.
single and doubIe-bressted.
Next come the men for whom
we are ready with a handsome
line from $3.50 to $4,000 in
Fancy Worsted, Wood Browns,
Whipcords, Homespuns, Black
Cheviots, Light and Dark
Checks, single and double
breasted sacks and cutaways,
not forgetting our almost un-
surpassed line of blue and black
Worsteds in Corkscrew and
Clay Diagonals $40 to $40 in
sacks and cutaways. Or per
haps it is a coat and vest you
want. We have them from
81. so to SIS in corkscrew.
diagonal and ribbed patterns,
which will look very dressy
with pair of light or dark
striped pantaloons you might
select from our almost endless
variety of handsome patterns
from 81. so to SIS.
Evening journal., 1892-04-01
LA GRIPPE is FOLLOWED
by Catarrh, Bronchitis, General Debu-
ity and Consumption, n Neglected
OF Badly Treated

The history Of the past two years proves
that, while In grippe Is not usually fatal
when previously healthy person r. attacked,
the effects upon the system produced by H.
are exceedingly dangerous.
Hundreds of sufferers from Catarrh.
Cough, Bronchitis or Consumption date the
first symptoms OF their trouble from the time
they were first attacked with Ia grippe.
How many have complained OF III health
since that time who previously were well and
strong. They have suffered from a hacking
cough, from pains and soreness ot he breast.
OF great debility, OF shortness OF breath; in
fact they have lost their former good health,
yet do not realize the condition into which
they are gradually, but surely drifting,
A warning should be given to every per
son who has had Ia grippe. even II the symp-
toms above mentioned have not appeared.
Especially should those who are conetitu-
tionally weak or have any catarrh or bron-
chial trouble take immediate heed before the
system has become too weak to respond to
the action Of medicine.
other deblitating disease. shonld seek help
, before they have reached this dreaded state.
The well-known specialist In chronic an !
nervous diseases DIR. Marston.at No. ldd south
Ninth street. Philadelphia. has made "A study
of this disease and les effects, and his greal
success proves that such cases are curahle n
taken In time. He has cured hundreds af'
nicted with this complaint even when giver
up by other physicians as beyond help. Sent
/ for tesi iimoniHls ei cures. Dr. MhrAton ueti
no poisons. but makes permanent cures viii
harmless vegetable remedies only.
DR. Marston has been wonderfully success
/ ful tire ating patients residing out OF town
| Sufferers residing at a distance and inconNe
nient TO come 10 the city 70 consult Df, Mars
/ ton personally, and wishing 70 know az 10 tn
| durability OF their diseaoe. also the necessarl
| expenses for treatment, etc, can write 10 tn
i doctor, stating fully the history OF their cas-
and It's q, mptomss when an opinion Will %
given and the method TO be adopted TO eifec
/ "A cure,
Evening journal., 1892-04-01
A Probnble Ner Club House.

The New Century Club held meeting
yesterday afternoon to hear the report Of
the buildi committee and take further
action on the plan 70 build a club house.
Sufficient stock has been subscribed to
warrant building company being organ.
lied Numerous inquiries have been
made for stock BY those no. members OF
the club and II was decided yesterday to
open the subscription list to the women
of Wilmington The building company
win hold a meeting frr organization on
Monday, April 4, in the Y. NJ. C. A.
roonae
Evening journal., 1892-04-01

Pleasant, Elegant, Reliable.
For biiiousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir,
Vor fevers, chills and malaria, take
Lemon Elixir.
For sleeplessDess, nervousness and pal
pitation Of the heart, take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough or
gsnic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DIR. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any Of the above named diseases,
all of which arise from a torpid or dis
eased liver, stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. b. MOTLEY, At
lants, Ga SOC and 81 per bottle, at drug
gists.
LEMON HOT DROPS
Cures all Coughs, Colds. Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis, Hemorrhages
and all throat and lung diseases. Eie.
CANT and reliable.
25 cents at druggists. Prepared onlS
by DR.. b. Motley. Atlanta. Ga
Evening journal., 1892-04-01
Visiting the Color.d college

s. S. Lacy. colored. OF Philadelphia was
In this city to-day Ee is a great worker
for the advance of his race and has been
to Dover visiting the c1lored college near
that place. he said that he heard bad
reports Of the college and went to Dover
to see II they were correct. In converse
tion he said that the college now com.
pares favorably with any college In Penn
sylvania taking into consideration its age
and other disadvantages IL has to deal
with. BE expressed himself as much
pleased with the college
Evening journal., 1892-04-01
New Real Fstate Owners.

The following real ests e transfers
we're made at the Surveying Department
this morning. George w. Bush, prop
erty at Seventh and Lincoln streets
to Edmund Mitchell; Richarag B.
Chilles, property at Shallcross avenue
and Harrison street to Viola Bailey; Sid
ney B. Mason, property at Seventh and
Washington streets to Delaware NJ
White; William T. Simons. property at
Seventh and Lincoln streets to George
w. Bush; Michael j. Hughes, property at
No. 3l2 East Eighth street to N. w.
Breese; Stephen N Fogg, property at
No. 706 Jackson street to Heald g. Co.