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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1892
Page
4
Judge Stowe refused an injunction in Pittsburg Virginia and Charleston Railroad Company versus Suburban Rapid Transit Company. The ruling allows crossing at grade with protective regulations on car operations. The court advised stop and inspection before crossing and keeping a watchman, pending good faith compliance.
In criminal court yesterday Mary Reiswick pleaded guilty to jewelry theft from Mrs. Brown on Arch Street. Peter Brandy and James Lowery faced charges, with Lowery guilty of illegal liquor sales. James Edmonds pleaded guilty to stealing and received nine months in the workhouse. William G. Gish was found not guilty on assault and battery charges but to pay costs. Albert Moon had a nolle pros. Ben Carby and Moon’s case tied to stolen rope. Carby sentenced one year. Thomas Hanlon guilty of larceny a watch on Ross Street. Traverse jurors discharged. eighty four cases disposed this week.
Two divorce actions entered yester day in Common Pleas No 1 allege desertion and violent conduct. Clara Pfeil versus Louis Pfeil notes marriage July 7 1885 and desertion January 15 1889 while Sarah Parry versus Omas Parry cites marriage August 7 1877 and alleged beating nose injury and expulsion from the home. The day’s docket also lists numerous civil cases across Common Pleas No 1 No 2 and No 8 including carriers, distributions, and partnerships.
Thomas Quinn sues Duquesne Tube Works for 5000 for the death of his minor son Johm Quinn who died after his foot slipped into cog-wheels while working as an oiler on May 2 1991. The suit claims fatal industrial accident and seeks damages.
Josephina Broboski filed a Common Pleas No 3 suit yesterday against Joseph Koski seeking damages for breach of promise to marry. She alleges Koski promised marriage and now refuses without any just cause.
Courtroom actions feature verdicts for plaintiffs in several cases including $373.58 in Hogg vs Vogel and $549.49 in Miller vs Eccles, a divorce granted in Heckendorn vs Heckendorn on desertion, and slander damages suit by Micnant Lerrer against Nicholas Nolte. Other cases include leases, commissions, and furniture damages as juries return verdicts yesterday.
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