PAYING THE PENALTY FOR QUARRY FALLOUT IN MOON TOWNSHIP
In a criminal court session Judge Slagle and Judge Stowe handed down penalties for a string of offenses. John C Threnhauser pleaded guilty to selling liquor without license at Brownsville avenue. Others convicted included Barney and Hannah Caddy for liquor sales at the Point. Sentences ranged from three months in the workhouse to fines and other terms. The court also dealt with larceny by bailee, concealed weapons, bigamy, and various assaults with penalties noted for each case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Threnhauser
Brownsville Avenue
Twenty-seventh Ward
McKelver
Barney
Hannah Caddy
McAleese
Alex Dugan
Meenvlin Street
Alleheny
Grachiose Cancella
Joe Gracchi
Joseph Petrucki
Charles Weishere
Franza Crita
Bridget McDonough
Thomas Toole
Dave
Frank Graceson
Nea
Joh Meters
John Erb
Lenretx
Johm Hallighan
Asaault
Battes
John Hayward
Frances Sylvester
Jacob Jobesten
Doings in Divorce and Related Cases
Attorneys Burleigh and Harbison filed divorce suits for Lewis Andrews against Elizabeth, claiming adultery this year with Sherman Myussinekat. A second case, Steinweg versus Maria Menwee, was filed yesterday. the couple married February 25, 1884 in Detroit. Delilah Jerome versus William H. Jerome, heard by her next friend M. J. Dean, notes she married September 187? and alleges neglect and desertion starting June 8, 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleigh & Harbison Vesterdex
Lewis
Andrews
Elizabeth
Isa
Charced
Sherman Myussinekat
Steinwez
Maria Menwee
Cuple
Detroit
Plstelawee
Witmer
Tidband
Pittsbore
Webster Avenue
Delilah Jerome
M. J. Dean
William HH. Jerome
Reese faces court on serious offenses in Homestead
Leoward Reese of Homestead must answer in court on multiple charges. Edward Reese, also of Homestead, jailed by Squire Definer for disorderly conduct. The case, influenced by mother Fannie Reese, includes an immorality charge from William McBroom. Alleged acts with an 18 year old girl were reported during a June journey from Jeannette to Homestead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoward Reese
Homestead
Edward Reese
Westernday
Squire Definer
Fannie Reese
Reese
William McBroom
Cmpany
Jeannette
Guardian Removal Sought for Minor’s Guardian
Attorney I Morton Hunter filed an Orphans Court petition on behalf of Anna Margaret Depre a 14 year old seeking removal of guardian Henry Habercourt. The filing accuses Habercourt of no bond inventory or appraisement and mismanaging estate by investing in five building ventures and a local business without authority. The guardian allegedly failed to pay the girl’s board for nine weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Attorner
I. Morton Hunter
Orphans' Court
Anna Marcaret Depre
Henry H. Habcecourt
Edgecourt
Cuardian
Rotation of Theer Lited for Trial Next Week
The Criminal Court schedule lists cases for trial next week starting Monday with defendants including William J. Polk Reuben Miller J P Young Dawson William Marshall and others. Tuesday items include George R West Charles H West P Fleming B Heidenberg and more. Wednesday shows Trajectory of various defendants and Friday remains sentence day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criminal Court
William J. Polk
Reuben Miller
J. P. Young
J. =. Dawson
William Marshall
Willes Besbo
William McCloskey
Charles ¥. Stevens
Cisiriea Gallagher
Robert Miurer
George R. West
Charles H. West
P. Fleming
B Heidenberg
Peter Getndter
Louis Schock
Samuel Fenwick
Mattivesdas
Catharine Belkore
Michael Ke They
Gruber
William Driccall
Jesse Pave
Asmelia Jones
James Scott
John Daley
Jamur Genee
Jerry V. Wrent
Edward Lautoer
Priday
Pattons sue railroad for quarry damage and payment
James Patton and wife filed a suit against the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company to recover 4774. Mrs Patton owns land in Moon township where a stone quarry operated since 1885. The railroad allegedly quarrying 6546 perches of stone and using dynamite damaged the site and remaining stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Patton
Pittsburg and Lake Erie Railroad Company
Patton
Moon Township
Restatement filed in Eliza Davidson vs Allegheny Heating Co
The suit claims damage and injury from a gas explosion amid high water on February 17 at 157 Imoock Street Allegheny. Plaintiff alleges the gas company failed to shut off gas, causing a blast that wrecked houses. Damages sought amount to three thousand dollars. Today's Trial List includes Commonwealth v James Buur and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eliza Davidson
Allegeny Heating Company
Imoock Street
Allegheny
Doriven
Mysterious Rappings At Deserted House Stir Town Buzz
Crowds gather at the abandoned Mayberry residence in Scsuary as a young girl Tillie Heddings reports knocking sounds and a rap response. George Culp joins the exploration while locals linger daily seeking a answer from the supposed spirit in the ruined one story and a half frame structure near the overgrown garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scsuary
Third Ward
Mayberry
Tillie Heddings
George Culp
Culp
Miss Heddings
Religious World Brims With Upcoming City Church Talks
An itemized Pittsburgh religious note lists Sunday services at numerous churches across the city. It notes Obituary reflections on Spurgeon and a potential new Shadyside M E Church site with Rev A C Hirst as a leading candidate for pastor. It also previews morning and evening sermons across denominations and locations, including Grace Lutheran, St Marks, First Presbyterian, and more, with schedules and topics.
Memorial backs Russian refugees admission to the United States
The Union of American Hebrew Congregations through Simon Wolf and Lewis Abraham sent a memorial to Assistant Secretary Nettleton urging admission of Russian refugees arriving in New York. It asserts they are not paupers or dependent immigrants and awaits Treasury action. A sports section previews tomorrow’s Dispatch with exhaustive events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Committee On Civil and Religious Rights of
The
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Simon Wolf
Lewis Abraham
Big Crops Promised by State Agriculture Secretary
HarrisacnG July 24 Secretary Edge of the State Board of Agriculture issued a crop bulletin predicting 22,500,000 bushels of wheat the state’s record and 11,000,000 bushels of potatoes. Clover and timothy fall slightly while natural grass covers the deficiency. Oats yield expected to improve though down after late wet spring. Fruit crops will be tested by years and small fruits show phenomenal yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisacng
Edge
State Board of Agriculture
Minnesota World’s Fair Bid Seeks $100,000 Aug 11 Meeting
Minnesota World’s Fair Commissioners call a state convention in St Paul to raise an additional hundred thousand dollars beyond the five hundred thousand Legislature already appropriated. The convention will meet the morning of August 11 to discuss representation at the Columbian Exhibition. Europe—Graphic Cable Letters from all the Continental Capitals in tomorrow’s issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
Europe
Big Dispatch
Steamer Mayflower Sails for Saturday River Excursion
The Mayflower steamer plans another grand half holiday excursion on the Ohio River this Saturday afternoon. A forty mile ride with music and dancing. Leaves Market Street Wharf at 2 o clock and stops at Locust Street Allegheny at 2 30. Returns home at 7 P.M. Children free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio River
Market Street Wharf
Locust Street
Allegheny
Special Sunday Excursions Advertised for July 26
The notice lists trips to Shohola Glen and return for 50 cents as well as to New Castle and return for 60 cents and Aliquippa and return for 60 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shohola Glen
New Castle
Aliquippa
Weekend pleasure trips from Union station
Train offers routes via Allegheny Valley Hallroad to Lake Chautauqua and back for 5 dollars Niagara Falls N Y round trip 3 Toronto Canada round trip 4 Alexandria Bay Thousand Islands round trip 12 Eastlike coaches and Pullman parlor buffet cars depart Union station at 2 04 a m or such time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Chautauqua
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Toronto
Canada
Alexandria Bay
Thousand Islands
Union Station
A. Uthssu
Free railroad tickets offer for Elaine and return
For free railroad tickets to Elaine and back with maps price lists and printed matter inquire at the office of ATLES Somnus & CO 129 Fourth ava on the Monongahela Blaine and Re note interest in the new town opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine
Atles Somnus & CO
Fourth
Ava
Auction and sale notices at Aufrecht Co and local shops
An ad lists $100 for 12 cabinets and a life-size erg for $350 at Aufrecht & Co Elite Gallery 516 Market Pittsburg along with Last Days of Pompeii show and Pleasant Valley electric cars to main entrance. Also mentions Mews neckwear and Tavle Belle offer from James H Aiken & Co 1) Fifth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aufrecht & Co
Elite
Market Street
Pittsburg
Pompeii
Pleasant Valley
Religious Notices and Pastoral Schedules in Allegheny Churches
Church listings show Rev. W H McMillan of Second U PCauncs and Rev W A Kinter at Liberty near Chestnut with 10 a m services. Additional notices list Rev. Andrew 8 Fichthorn at Stockton and Arch streets for 10 30 a m and sermon by B F Woopsvann in the True.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firte Wakb Ustrrep
Persuytestan Mision Cuvnes
Western Avenue
Manhattan Street
George W. McDonald
I. P. Caceres
Sandusky Street
J. W. Sproull
Frost Canistian Camus
W. F. Richardson
New Birth
U. Sixt
U. P. Cnurce
D. F. McGill
W. T. Meloy
D. D
Chicago
The
Good Templars
Nizox Stuzer Bartiet
Hutson
Ron
Woods’ Hun
Centhal Preppy
Tenian Curnen
Allegheny
Anderson and
Lacock Streets
B. McCormick
star—Morning Service
Christ_and
R. U
Avery Mission
A. M. E. Z. Cucron
Corner North
Avery Streets
P. R. Anderson
C. H. Duevall
Phresisterian
Sandusky
North Diamond Streets
B. Wilson
I Imvidson
Fairview
Ireland
Caunes
M. McCorkle
F. M. Hall
Western Theological Seminary
U. P
W. H. McMillan
Oo. N
Provivesce Pressurenias Cauncil
Liberty
Chestnut Street
W. A. Kinter
Loruesay
Stockton Avenue
Arch Street
Andrew
Fichthorn
B. F. Woopsvann
Revivals and Services Across Pittsburgh Area Churches
Morning and evening sermons at multiple churches including Bridgeville Presbyterian and Grace Reformed Church. Special meetings at Salvation and My on Carson Street with leaders Ensign and Mrs Allan and Captain May Hamburger. Charleroi First Methodist Episcopal Church dedication led by Rev J F Jones with evening sermon by Rev J Mansell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twenty-third
Ensign
Allan
May Hamburger
Dens Kovacs
Hungary
Austria
Pittsburg
Twania
Grace Reformed Church
Corner Grant and Webster
Fist Revormep PrespyTertan Crincn
Grant Street
Nevin Woodside
R. H. Davidson
Queens
Royal University of Ireland
Castleblany
Habel Building
CoanLes Manchester
A. M
Church of God
Smith's Hall
Highland and
Ellsworth Avenues
East End
Ile
Sir.m
Warner M. E. Caveon
Verner’s Grove
White Hall
Beltimore and Ohio
Robert Steele
P. E
Wheeling
J. J. Watson
Broadaxe Smith
Rev. Steele
Traina
Baltimore and Ohio
I B. Mansell
Magic City
J.F. Jones
J. Mansell
Pleasant Unity
Balmaceda's Star Ascendant in Chilean Civil War
Panama reports from July 16 that news of France releasing Chilean warships has sparked optimism Balmaceda will win. He already holds troops and transports for a northern campaign, while Congressional forces aim to rally and strike before Balmaceda’s naval reinforcements shift the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
France
Balmaceda
Missouri Man Condemned to Death May Get New Chance
In Sepalia Missouri Tom Williamson, slated for execution August 21, faces new evidence and a nationwide commutation petition signed by 100 prominent locals. An old man’s presence at the crime scene and reticent officers fuel hopes Williamson may obtain life imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepalia
Tom Williamson
Williamson
Grand Army Appointments Named for Aids-de-Camp
The Grand Army appoints Aides-de-Camp to the Commander in Chief. Potomac region includes Edward Godfrey and W. E. Rodgers in Washington. Pennsylvania lists B. F. Wyman of Pittsburgh. Michigan names Roscoe D. Dix, George Prentiss, J. A. Crozier, Russell K Pealer, C. M. Hall, L. J. Allen, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Wyman
Pittsburg
Routland
Grand Army
Potomac
Edward
Godfrey
Washington
W. E. Rodgers
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Roscoe D. Dix
Berrien
George Prentiss
Lawton
J. A
Catalogue of a Gau bier institution year sixty seven
The catalogue describes a successful Gau bier institution in Ohio now in its sixty seventh year. It highlights its elegant illustrations and outlines the knowledge a boy preparing for college or business should acquire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaubier
McCurdy Field Surges as Wells Hit Strong Output
The McCurdy and Noblestown oil districts attract heavy activity with dozens of rigs and new wells. The Royal Gas Sauters No. 3 is flowing at 110 barrels per hour, while other wells from Jennings Ferguson Bee son to Chartiers Oil Co exceed 60 to 300 barrels daily. The big Adams Well on the Annie Adams farm reports initial output near 1 025 barrels in 24 hours, rising to 1 200 barrels daily after deeper drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Royal Gas Comany
Sauters Farm No. 3
Royal Gas Company
Sauters
Clark & Hannister
Butler Lot
Sauters No 3
Chartiers Oil Company
Jules Chartier
Hartman & Co
Sauters Three Acres
Gartland & Hayes
Miller Farm
la Count & Valalee
Finnegan, Downing & Co
Ackerle & Summers
Jenni Ferguson & Beeson
Boisson
Mercy Farm
Vankirk & Co
Richard Gladden
McGee Brothers
Stager & Co
Victor Delois
Shaffer & Co
Smith
Naples
Guffey, Jennings & Co
Mathews
Noblestown
Forest Oil Company
W. Herron
Ens Pines
McCrroy
J. M. Gaifey
J. H. Gailey
Annie Adams
McCurdy
Fitzgibbons & Co
Mertz
Hussler, Davis & Waterhouse
Cowan Farm
Patterson & Jones
M Harbison
Adams Farm
J. M. Patterson
Harbison
McMichaael Farm
Laatest
W. L. Mellon
Jane Riddle
Black & Guffey
Mink Farm
Dunlap Farm
Forst & Greenlee
Hazlett Farm
Guffey & Queen's
Kretzer
Schwab
Runga
Kolbar
J. M. Patterson & Co
Puff Farm
Wildwood Station
Market Reports Show Dull Oil Trading Across Cities
The day featured little business with Oil City at 671c and New York at 677c, slight declines later and no change in refined products. Daily averages stood at 71,850 runs and 9,847 shipments as prices, options, and certificates fluctuated modestly amid a generally quiet market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Hizo
New York
Clevelaxp
Pennsylvania Oil
National Transit
Enaprorn
Haiti Revolution Ready to Strike Hyppolite at Port au Prince
Exiles and Haitian patriots in New York discuss an imminent uprising against Hyppolite. Reports say 500 Haitians abroad, including key leaders, plan to sail from La Bourgogne to Kingston with 400 armed men to seize Port au Prince. General A Prophete claims leadership for the revolutionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Haiti
Hyppolite
France
la Bourgogne
Kingston
Jamaica
Colon
St. Thomas
Coutry
Port-au-Prince
Hippolyte
Revolutionary Party
A. Prophete
Prophete
Edison bids for Pittsburg gas fixtures
Treasury Department opened bids for gas fixtures for the Pittsburg public building. Edison Electric Co of New York submitted 1776 dollars, others ranged from 2082 to 33188 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Washseton
Treasury Department
Edison Electric Company
New York
Thackara Manufacturing Company
Philadelphia
Schultz
Baltimore
R. Holings
Boston
E. Baggett
Chicago
Bremer-Forsyth Company
Vosburh Manufacturing Company
Brooklyn
Hays & Trees
Hamilton Building
First rivet driven on cruiser No 6 at Union Iron Works
The first rivet in cruiser No 6 was driven today by Henry S. Scott of Union Iron Works. The contract sets completion for April 1, 1893. Announcement of a third special excursion to Atlantic City from Pittsburg via B and O Railroad on Thursday at ten dollars round trip with ten day validity and stops en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Henry S. Scott
Union Iron Works
Atlantic City
Pittsburg
Washington
D. C
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Washington City
National Capital
Patient kept alive by artificial respiration in hospital
Conrad Kellar of 926 St John Street was found unconscious on a street near his home. At St Marys Hospital he remained comatose despite laudanum poisoning and artificial respiration applied by two nurses and doctors Comegys and McDonald. Recovery remains doubtful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Kellar
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kellar
St. John Street
Gallagher
Tenth District
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Miss Depre
Theer
Erie
Allegheny Heating Company
Saeed
Criminal Court—Commonwealth
James Buur
I. É. Depburn
Thomas Miller
Bill Nye
Spurgeon
M. E
Lyndon
Shadyside M. FE
A. C. Hirst
Christ Church
Hirst
Ironton, O
M. E. Church
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Ironton
Athena
Shadyside
OsakLas
A.P. Caarer
Reid, D. D
Flrra Aviscx
Cuvrce
L. McGuire
Stosch Pr
Dexsy M. KE
Cuvaca
Ligonier
Thirty- Fourth
Demas
Eients Parserveriay
E. RE. Donchoo
A. W
Jesus
Morwines the Crare
Butler Street
Bi. Linhart
Christ
Mana New Creation
W. Douthett
Eveline Street
William P. Shrom
H. K. Pendleton
Cantellan
Silver Lake Grove
John H. Prugh
t—Mornin
J. P. Kirkbrice
Pr. W
Grace Lutheran Congregation
Schlingman’s Hall
Twenty-firet
Carson Streets
Southside
J.C. Kunzman
Forrisa AvEste Bartist Cuvren
Ross Street
H.C. Applégarth
Ruth
J. R. McWane
Oak Stasp Baptist Cacreen
Bates and
Atwood Streets
William Ward West
Lawrenceville
DeWitt M. Benham
Suaprsipe A. P. Cannon
Baum Street
Center Avenue
J. K. McClurkin
Sista Asiren Paesayrenian Cavacs
Collings Avenue
St. M. Russell
La.w
P.M. Mornug
First Prisbyterian
George T. Purves
First
Third Presbyterian
J. D. Moffat
Washington and Jefferson College
Sunny Avant
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Maine
Hebrew Committee
Dispatch
Mayflower
Pittsburg and
Lake Erie
E.R
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Blaine
Monongahela
James H. Aiken & Co
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Frost Caristian Cutron
Mansfield Valley
O. H. Philips
Dives and
Lazarus
Missouri
Kenyon Military Academy
Adams
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Washington Counties
Roth Oil Company
Goti
Chartiers
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Moon
Bradley & Murphy
John Stevenson
Bridgeville
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Millerstown
Dennison & Co
Dennison
Pontius Pool
George Hodges
Peter
Judas
Hodges
Port Au Prince
Edison
Rr & Buhl
Ohio Pyle
Jules Verne
Postau Telegraph Co
California Fig Syrup CO
Cal
Louisville
Wew York
M. V. Taylor
Allison
Fidelity Building
L-p
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Pittsburg, FA
Ireland & Hughes
Twenty-first Street
Sod A. V
Pintsburg, PA
Fuller
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James M. Lambing
Corry, PA
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Wolip
Randolph
Contac
E. N. Williams
New York City
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Uate
Fowler
Mordus
Wiel Medical Electricity
ONIC
Peru Chemical CO
Milwaukes
WIS Tres
Peck
F- Wintx
Rosa
Standard Oil CO
Pittsburg, PA
Wheeling, W
Standard Oil Oe
Cumberland, Md
Standard of Altoona
Sea City Oil Co
Harrisburg
Tnd Murataur
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Duquesne Way
Eighth Street
Mvlpp
Whittier
Penn Aveste
Pittsburo
Acti Aa
DE Whitt
Penn Avenue
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