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The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-10
THE NEWS OF A WEEK
Eastern ANA middle sts'es.

Levi Simon, Solomon Fogelman and
Solomon Cohn were arrested at Read
ing, Pa, charged with conspiring to
defIaud Mrs. Matilda Lewis, of New
York city, out OF many hundred dol
lars worth of goods. 4
The rear car OF a Delaware and Hud-
son train was derailed near l~lydeyille,
Vermont, Conductor Wood and fifteen
or twenty passengers were injured, tile
conductor, it was feared, mortAlly.
The trial of ex-Keeper Buck, OF the
Dannemora Prison, charged at Otlcd,
New YORK, with permitting O'Brien,
the 'bunc0 steerer, }" to escape, termin-
ated. Buck being convicted OF felony.
BY an explosion of fireworks in a
small factory at Jersey CITY, August
Roster vas burned to death.
Edward W. Hallingcr WIS to have
teen hanged III jersey City for tile
murder of Mary Peterson, but an order
from the United States District Court
for Halliuger's production for ahedrlug
on June Both acted as stay OF execu'
ton.
An Unkncwn man was found dead In
Homestead, Penna,, having apparently
committed suicide. On his person wa
a German passport in name of Wilhelm
Blame, gentleman, of Crampe, County
Cublitz, Germany.
Joseph Tichon, aged 9 year, and
Cassimer Tichon, aged 10, ciimbsd q
tree at Scranton to rOba birds nest,
| While they were in the tree lightning
struck 1t and Joe was killed. Cdssimel
was stunned, his clothes caught fire,
and he was burned SC badly that III
Will die.
Joseph Barondiss. the convict clock
maker pard med by Governor Flower
has been released from prison IN New
York,
Samuel Gregory. aged II, wa
drowned at Pop Falls, Me'hoppei
Greek, while In swimming.
John II. Goodwin, OF Edwardsville
Luzerne ccupty, while insane, set fir
to his house, and nearly burned hi
nurse to death. The flames we're extin
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-10

Many cats are fond Of, rather than
averse to, water, and take to that ele-
ment freely. Some years ago, when re-
siding on the banks of the Thames
writes a correspondent OF Land and
Water, / had a cat which used regularly
to swim across the river to an eyot which
was infested with rats, the distance be-
ing forty yards. often used to carry
her across the brosdest part of the
stream, opposite my house, at least 100
yards, in a punt, and land her on the
opposite bank, when, regardless of
weather or food, she would boldly fol-
low the punt home. She always swan
very low in the water, with tail erect,
and used to shake herself like a dog
upon coming ashore. She was well
known in my neighborhood, and many
people used to come and see the per-
Torrance. Although a dread Of water
is instructive in cats, If brought up on a
riverside they lose all fear of wet and,
once the aversion is overcome, love to
dabble about and swim.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-10
Biting the Nails,

The habit is comparatively easy to
break off if one goes at it in the right
way. A middle aged woman, after hav'
ing bitten her nails almost her entire
lifetime, broke herself of the habit by
beginning on one finger. This she per-
~sistently left alone and carefully Guilt
waited the finger nail, giving a certain
amount of attention to it every day.
When this finger nail had grown to this
usual length she took up another, andso
on, until all her nails except n were
in perfect shape. 1t took months of the
most persistent effort to break up the
last remaining scrap of this tenacious ef-
fort.-New York Press
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-10
FLOOD AND FIRE.
AN AWFUL DISASTER AT TITUS
VILE AND OIL CITY.
FIRE AT THE REFINERlES SCATTER
BURNING OIL on TIE WATERS,
MANY LIVES LOST ETHER ny DROWN
ING OR BURNlNG.-pEUrLF RES
CUED FROM not sETOPs-
THE DAMAGE TO
PEOPERT AlEu
IN THE NIL
LIONS.

The oil regions IN tina State WeIe
visited by a disaster of lire aud water.
AT last accounts a Coniagation WAS
still raging III Oh CITY. 1t Is thought
that not less than lju lives have been
lost. Nearly one huldIed bodies have
already been recovered. md many peO-
pie are still missing, The number of
dead may far excel Ian. The pso-
perty loss will reach INTO the milli0ts.
at Titusville the loss Is estimated at
81 ,5o0, 900; Oil City, -, 500 go Cory
100000; Meadvllle, $I5o,U0 and sur
rounding county probal " a million
more. The constant IAins converted al
the small streams Into raging torrents,
O that when a cloud.burst came the
streams were SOC beyond tieir Eounda-
res. Fire followed the floods, the
burning oil from the tanks causing as
much disaster and ruin as the water. |
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-10
FLREIGN.

Emperor Williams yacht Msteor beat
the Iverna at Harwich.
Russian wheat crops are promising.
Tie cholera scourge in Persia in
creases.
Forty-four thousand tons OF this sea-
sons tea have been ship. ed from Kobe
to America.
The Lord Mayor of London has been
appealed to on behalf OF the thousands
of homeless persons at Maurltlus.
AdvIces received at Beilin say that
the British East Africa Company has
expelled or Imprisoned II missionaries
at Uganda.
TIE Donegal milrtiamen, now ma,
neuvering at LiffoId. refused to occupy
the tents provided Tor them and will be
investigated for naturalization. ;
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-10
NEWS IN BRIEF.

The highest chimneys In the world
are two in Glasgow, one bang 46S feet
high and the other 45j feet, while ne
near Cologne COMES next wlta a height
Of AL feet.
Owing TO the fact that counterfeit
COINS are bad conductors, Professor
Elihu Thomson suggests The electric
current as a means of detecting spurious
money.
"A Frenchman, NJ. Branhelay, has
succeeded in maKIng pear = by simply
boring holes in pearl oysters, dropping
in minute glass beads, aHd then hermet-
ically sealing the holes.
Recent experiments made IN Ger
many ten to show that asbestos paper
Is not only of no advantage in a door
a, a protection against fire, bnt it prob
ably ads in the confagration
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-10

1t is estimated that 6 200, 900
pounds of maple sugar, manufactured
In Vermont, will receive the Govern
ment bounty, the aggregate of which
will amount TO $l00,0 00.
The inhabitants of theCook PENN
sula, in Australia, are passionate smok,
ers.
cromwell is the ideal, the true lion
hearted hero Of England.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-10

Thirty seamen attacked six non. union
stevedores on board a bark at San
Francisco. John Gomez stabbed and
killed Otto Anderson, one of the at
lacking party,
A coal train a into a construction
train lear Colchester. Illinois, causing
a serious wreck. William Peck was
Killed, ana Gus Chelgren was fatally
injured. Three others were less serious
ly injured.
j. NJ. DomingueZ was shot and killed
in the street at Santa Fe, New Mexico.
Frank Borrego was arrested on suspic-
ion. The shooting grew out of a feud
Of several years standing, which re-
suited in the killing of two or three
men.
A motor-car loaded with a picnic
party, near Omaha, Neb., jumped the
track and two ladies were killed,
John G. Loewe and his two sons, al
of Milwaukee, were drowned together
while on a fishing trip.
Mat Bowdey's wife held him al
Anderson, l.. T., while Walter Murphy
her paramour, shot and KILLED him.
At Elizabethtown, KY, a mob i:
hunting for ii. A. James, who eloped
with a woman while his wife was Oh
her death bed.
By a collision of freight trains on the
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29
MRS. HARRISON DEAD,
THE PRESIDENTS WIFE PASSES
PEACEFULLY TO REST.

| surrounded by the Members OF the Fam
Hy Her Life Calmly Ebbs Away After
| Prolonged and Painful Illness -Upiyer..,
Sympathy for the Mourning Household.
llrs. Harrison, the wife of the Presi.
dent, died at 40 o'clock Tuesday morn.
ing, the family being around her bedside
at the time.
The cause of the death of Mrs. Harri.
sou was tubercular consumption. She
contracted cold over a year ago. and
afterwarJ this was aggravated by 90.
we're attact of the grippe. Her health
failed rapidly. and became 50 bad that
in May last it was determined that she
could not stand the heavy air at the sea
shore house at Cape May Point, and that
the mountain air would prove more bene.
fetal.
The distinguished sufferer was removed
early in July last to the house of a friend
at Loon Lake, in the Adirondack Noun.
tains, ia New York State. Here she re-
mained until three weeks ago, and at the
close of the Grand Army of the Republic
demons tra.iOn she was taken back To
Washington. 1t was at her urgent re.
quest that the change was made from
the mountains. because she wanted to be-
near home.
Since her return Mrs. Harrison grew
rapidly worse. The doctors week ago
announced that the air chambers in one
lung had closed entirely and that the
other lung was fast being closed. This
condition of affairs was followed by
"smothering" spells, and the fair victim
suffered intensely. She sank into un.
Consciousness and remained so for long
time. And then she seemed to revive,
and gave faint hope of living for a
time These spells became more fire.
quent, until death ended her suffering.
In Oxford, Ohio, near Miami Univer.
sity, where more than forty-three years
ago President Harrison was a student.
there was an academy for young women
presided over by DR.. John w. Scott, a for.
mer member Of the faculty of the univer.
sity. Il was here Gen. Harrison me.
Miss C.rolne Lavinia Scott, who was to
be his wife.
Miss SrOtt, who was born at Oxford on
October /, 1882, was about the same age
as young Harrison, and most attractive
girl, rs brilliant in mind as she was
charming in person. Interested in the
work and struggles of others, she gave
generously of that sympathy which had
always been one OF the strongest qualities
of her moral nature. 1t was a romance
from their first meeting, and after a
short acquaintance they were betrothed,
both still in their teens. The engage
ment was of necessity a long one, but be-
fore he had completed mis- legal studies,
when only twenty years old, beardless,
fragile youth, they were married at Miss
SCOTS home, in Oxford. on October 20,
1853.
Beside the President, Mrs. Harrison
leaves two children-Russell P-r-;-..
and Mrs. Mary Mckee. the wife wv
ert j. Mckee, merchant Of IndEa as
oils.
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29
IrrelIgion In FraDca-

FreethInking France carries her con.
tempt OF religious ceremonies to interest.
lns extremes. Civic funerals are every
whers the order Of the day. The deputy
Mayor OF Verduu has gained notoriety
by the lacouic simplicity with which he
To'hhiit'ed to earth the remains of a fell
ioW-cli'zen 10 the other day. Stepping to
Tue side OF the coffin by the open grave,
he uncovered his head aud facing the as.
s0nioied mourners, said: Citizen NORM.
~ ~ 'he name OF the law, we bury you
linen the grave diggers did their work
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29

Tie virtues of Salvation Oil not
over stated. He will not use any
thing else for rheumatism. Mr..
Michael Ileitz, China, Ind, briefly
writes:
6 l was troubled with rheuma.
tisn for Learly year and tried
everything, but no relief. I saw
al advertisement of Salvation OH
and concluded TO give il q trial ]
touad it just as represented. /
wouldn't use anything else tor
rheumatism"
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29
FIFTY THOUSAND DROWNED.
Great Floods in China, and One MiIIIo
People May Starve.

Great Floods in China, and One Million
People May Starye.
Terrible accounts of the loss of life
and property, caused by the breaking of
banks of the Yellow River, which ia
aPtly called ~China's Sorrow, comes bv
way of san Francisco. 1t is only three
years since the whole basin of the river
was Hooded. and now comes a new food
fully as disastrous. The flooded district
Is about 100 miles long, by 80 miles wide.
and 1t Is estimated that over 50. 900 peo.
pie have heen drowned, and that fully /.
OUO,UO0 will starve to death, unless the
chinese Government furnishes them
1000 from now until next spring. Thee
ngures furnish some idea of the extent
OF the Calamity in single villages in
which the whole loss of life at Johns.
town. Pa, is surpassed. The work Of
strengthening the embanknent of the
river was poorly done three wears ago
ana the high water this season swept
away the dykes as though they were
made OF straw. In several districts the
water Is 10 feet deep, and whole families
are perched on the roofs of their houses.
OhIy the most substantial structures re.
slst The action of the water, the majority
Oh the houses crumbling away and car.
iylng the wretched people to death.
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND.

One of the finest testimonial,
ever rendered an Afro America
was the Que the ladies of Brook,
N. Y, rendered to Miss Ida B
Wells, the exiled editress of ti,
Memphis Free Speech, now Oh the
editorial staff of the New York
Age. Miss Wells, it will be remem
bered, was the editress of lbe
Memphis Free Speech, paper
publishOd at Memphis, Tenn.
Some few months ago two or thr,t
prominent cOlored men were al
rested aud imprlsoned Oh false
charges, TO the effect tDat tney Ia.
suited q white msn. they were
taken from. the jail and biutally
murdered and the authorities uf
Tennessee took no more notice OF
these foul aud cowsrdly murders
than if they had not been com>
mitted.
Miss Wells denounced the out
RACES through the columns of heI
paper, and among other things
said: The virtue of Tue
cOlOred woman Of this couutr,
was as good If not better than the
virtue of the white wO nan of the
South" or words to that effect.
The so-cslled decent people OF
TeBnesses took exception to the
attack on the mob for the murders
aud her defense of the women OF
her race and stormed her office and
seized everything she had.
This lady will tell the story at
the Metropolitan A. III. +. church
next Monday night and 1t is the
duty Of every citizen to go auu
hear her.
Mrs. Robert II. Terrell Will PEE
side and editor T. Thomas Fortune
will introduce Miss Wells.
The ladies Of Bruoklln turneu
out handsomely. Let there be
three to four thousand peop.e
present.
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29
POSTPONED.

The republican raIlfcs.i ion
meeting which was to have taken
pIhce in Garfield, D. g. Tuesday
evening under the auspices Of Il (
Harrison and Reid Club Of that
place, has been postponed unit
next Wednesday evening Noveml
Der 2nd at 7:30 o'clock. The
National brass band will fu,nl- b
the music aud Hons. Geu. Merr,cx
and Johu Belt, of Maryland. col.
Geo. M. Arnold, w. II. ones.
aud w. CalvlG Chase will CO III,
speskIng. All the republic IL
clubs i'll the District, the repubil
cans in Garfield and the adj cert
counties OF Maryland will b. pr. =
ent.
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29
A Mailman Holds ,h. p,,.,.

On Sunday last Charles EmD,o.. .
nl-moer l,a OF olivet Congregational Church
sPrinsheld' f Mass, entered the pulpit be.
.I'rs ,E'e service began, took off his shoes, and
1'en drawing two revolvers, ordered tbs
congregation to do the same. "a. thav
were on sacred ground. For two hour.
&c meld the pulpit. and when the noIics
smd - i-I niaoe a charge he fred three shots,
a''In;. a''I Hrove them off. He stayed in the
pI' eSpoundIng sermon on GTruthn
dhtil he fell asleep and WAS sac,-od
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29
Popular Subscription
FUND
To Garry ON the work Of TIN
L. nj. e. A. Of ID. e..

The directors of the above named
association have secured the build.
ing formerly known as the "Forest
/ u J House, 1607-9 11th st., o. W.
! The, have fitted it up for the
use of the members, who are inti>
tied TO the following privileges:
A reading room where files of
tine leading religious and secular
papers, magazines and reviews
may be found; a miscellaneous
library of four hundred Volumes,
and pleas ant aud home like par>
Ior for social gatherings. religious
ralks aud lectures.
The work Oh the gymnasium and
,atn rooms is being pushed rapid
l., forward, aud will be completed
IN the near future. In order that
W. may be enabled to meet the
heavy obligations under which we
are placed and to extend the work
TO a great degree of usefulness we
have devised the following plan by
which we appeal to all persons
havl"g the welfare of young men at
heart for help.
The city has been divided into
thirty districts, and each district
will be placed in the hands of a su-
prrvl>or who Will appoint as many
solicitors as he may need to do the
work in bis district. 1t is believed
that In this way every person in
the district will be given the exalt-
ed opportunity Of helping a worthy
cause.
We ask for the small sum of one
dollar 10 cash from each person for
which we will give a certIfisate re-
celpt. Solicitor will show due au
thority from the president and
general sect'y, with the seal of the
association affixed thereto, be sure
20 pay money only to such author.
iz-d agents who will take pleasure
Ia nprOduclng the required evil
ueuce.
COMMITTEE:
Nj. M Smith, Chairman;
Go. NJ. Cook, Secretary;
I. l.. Brown, j. T. Davis,
+. ID. Lee. E. II. Russell,
j. II. MerIiwether, President;
j. h. Moorland, Gen. Secretary.
The following persons have been
duly appointed supervisors in the
various districts.
Prince A. Grimes, 2508 Mesmore
avenue. w. B. johnson, 1908 18th
street q. W. j. w. Cromwell, 1439
Pierce Place. s. McEIrOy, 2OO6 10,
street u. W. Madison jones, 21I7
x street D.. W F. ID. Lee, 1119 4th
street u. W. r T. Drs W, 1ll2 10Th
street n. W. E. R. Russell, 174O 9th
street n. W. Oliver Arnold, 419 @
street n. W. j. W. Taylor, 9O6 1lth
northwest, Hamil on Rucker. 1850
New Jersey eveuue; w. n. Liver
pool, Anacostla Geo. Martin SO8
Nv Yo: K avenue w. A. Thomas,
l5 ) l. street u W w. 81. Scott,
l : r street n " j. 7. Davis, 2l3
S>achu>etts ave +. l.. Webster,
I'll Sth street Nv l.. A Cornish,
Il l5 street j w Butcher.
Capital H II, j T Reyuold, 22l6 IL,
H'leet Nv j T Beason, 27Ol Dun
barron avenue A s Jackson, 26O8 |
L street W.
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29
STATEMENT OF AN En-
CONVICT DENIED
JUST As TIE BBB sAID,
TIE CowARDLY REFUSAL OF

TIE coWARDLY REFUSAL OF
A DEMAGoGUE TO CORRECT A LIE.
Washington, d. e. Oct. 81, '92.
Editor BEE:
In the last issue of the Wash.
ington Pilot, IN an editorial, Ia,
statement was made that FEEDER
ick Douglass, Charles &. Douglass
and others appear d in the cour
to testify for the defense in the
Chase Amber and Myers liLel SUI
For my father l know be Was sub
pOenaed without any previous
knowledge of what was wanted I
him, or upon what eide be was
expected to testify, for be told NE
this much himself, and was at "a
loes to know Why Ee was dragged
into the Police court at all in ii
case of which he was entirely
ignorant. For myself I Was not
q witness, merely q spectator.
/ asked to have The abvve denial
made through the columns of tn,
Pilot where the misstatement and
errenous impression given, appear
cd, but the editor refused to pub
lish nay denial, hence | send this
to you.
Charles r Douglass.
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29

Rev. Grimke occupied his pull
pit last Sunday, after having peen
csllec suddenly to tie sick bed ot
his mother. During bus absence
his pulpit was ably filled by NJ.
MoorelaDd, secretary of the Y
N. @. A.
Mr.. John A. Seaton and wife
accompanied by Miss Leus Wolf
of New York, passed though the
city last week to spend q foruigh;
at his county mansion in Fsuquler
Co. Va -. -
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29

We call special attention to the
advertisement of Mr.. A. o. Hutter-
Iy, matchmaker and jewcler, No.
632 G street, q. W. Mr.. Hutterly
Keeps nice line of watches and
j"veiry at reasonable prices. Par.
Ties buying for the holidays can
bare goods laid aside by paying a
small amount on them weekly.
Give him Il call.
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29
Especial Correspondence.1

Men whose business has been estab-
lshed in the past thirty years will not
vote for sweeping change in the busi-
uess system Of the country. A vote for
Cleveland means Democratic control Of
presidency, house and senate, and the
Inauguration of 8 policy just the reverse
OF that under which your business pros
petty has been established. Your vote
may decide the question.
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29

The Democrats when last in control of
All branches of the government, 1S56-eO.
plotted its destruction. They are now
plotting to destroy its three vital Princi-
ples-protection, reciprocity and sound
zaoney-if they get control of all its
branches In the coming election. Your
vote may determine whether they viii do
this or not.
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29

We are the recipients of an in
vitati'n TO attend a reception giv~
tn by Ms. Jno. Webb, the well.
t"own hostess of Silcott Springs,
L"u,On Co., Va. in honor Of the
marriage OF Miss Jennie Brown, u
vriH piepOsessing lady of that
place. We regret our inability to
attend.
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29
Russia's Big Deno.,, -

According to the st. Petar.h,,r~n
I'',-. G~~ei,e t she Kussian government has ON
oed caeIoSit i' = $4,000, 1000 in London. $50 OOO.
Tv ha - Germany, and $25, ,OOO, 900 in Paris
thot t Pu%si'e p,,s adds that these figures show
loan, "gsas need OF
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29

Our commercial rivals in Europe do mt
regard this reciprocity policy as "a "sham,''
bat as . serious threat to a trade suprem-
sey they have long enjoyed.-Harrison,s
letter Of Acceptance
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29
The Earth Ia Par,h..,-

.n,1 iS:,S, pol'S from all parts Of the Esstern
l. -" ~ oan -niaule States show that the drought
sor , - severe that there Is great snffsring
%Aeer: n w e and the wheat crop . likely
- Oe seriously injured. wbiIs Sr.at a.
'1iuc'iOns Is being caused by foTsst Area
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29

a sagaclous couple.-Mr. F. E.
Stone, Larkwanna Valley House,
Scranton, Pa, writes: "For the
past ten YEARS my wife and l have
"ked upon Dr. Bulls Cough Sy-
Iup C., The best and surest cure for
c'ughS, colds and soreness of the
lur s.. We would not do without
IL"
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29

t. P. Smith, A. B. and j. r.
Robinson, A. B. have been called
by president Gregory w. Hays to
establish a business department IN
Virginia Seminary at LyDchburg,
Va
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29

No man viii ever be elected to the presi-
dency Of this country who has insulted
the soldier when speaking of the question
Of pensions.-GeneraI Daniel e. alcklea ut
Mashington Reunion.
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29

Tie canvass for the Y. nj. G. A.
mentioned in another column will
begin November 1St. Let every one
prepare to lend ahelpiDg hand.
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29

Published every SATURDAY NJ llD9 l Street
Northwe Warrington, 10. =.
T1tAred at the P,st once at Washington
a. second class mail matter.
W.GA4VIN CIASS EDITOR,
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29
AMUsEMENTS. A
DERNAN,S LYCEUM ThEATER.

Pennsylvania avenue and EieVentn s1lee'
Week Commencing Monday ocVoOer oi'
Matfnees Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
The Washington bee., 1892-10-29
HYDE'S
aCOmmedianS

The famous Female BaflLOne.
Conroy and Fox, Frank Bush. Tom ana
Lille English. Marco and Athol. O'Brlen
and CarrnIl, Miss Isabella Ward, Joe
Hayden, and Queen Hetherton.
Next Week-Rose Hill English Folly co,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-13

I'OR LEASE-For long term of years manu-
Il featuring site on Thirty st., Fifteenth
ward Pittsbure. containing about one acre; also u
piece of ground on Forty-second ST., Seventeenth
ward. Pittsburg, 3OOx2O0. suitable for erecting
dwellings light manufacturing. Inquire of q.
c. Arensberg, of Mccullough, DalzPll Co.
50 Diamond ST.. Trustees of Michael Mccullough,
Jr
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-13
FOR SALE-SPECIAL.

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nor SALE-By Allies Bros. e Co., 1Gi Fourth
It ave. and 1902 Carson st.
s3 700-No. IS Center ave-. business property four
rboms and storeroOm, also two rooms in rear; lot
2Ix7l feet.
81 50G-Lombard St. Eleventh ward, brick house
of i've rooms: lot, 25xS0 feet.
S;,500-Reed. near Vine St., brick of six rooms;
lot, 27xl01 feet.
S25oO-Robert ST., corner property, brick of four
rooms: lot, 22XS0.
s6.5Oo-Second ave-, near Ferry ST.. brick of six
rooms: lot. 20N50 feet.
s4.S0O-Sandusky ST., Pearl. Allegheny,
three-story brick, ten rooms and attic. hall. two
c., ETC.. and in rear new frame of four rooms;
OF .OX75 feet.