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Newspaper
Pittsburgh Dispatch
Location
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1892
Page
4
The illustration shows a miniature Administration building one thirty second the size of the original. Covered with over 50 000 pearl buttons this replica draws Expo visitors attention at Rosenbaum Co s exposition display a key feature of the Point show.
Edward McAllen was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing Gabriel Mosebey. The jury recommended mercy, and Judge Kennedy ordered the sentence postponed until Saturday. Defense attorneys Leon J. Long and W. T. Holmes argued, while District Attorney Barleigh prosecuted.
Mrs Mary E Moore files a bill in equity against Leet S Moore alleging she owned 114 acres in the Fourteenth ward, sold by partition for 24000, money kept by him. He allegedly bought property in his name, mortgaged a North Highland Avenue house for £10000, held 391 shares in the Twenty second ward and a Braddock lot. She seeks a trust declaration, conveyance to a trustee, accounting, and a restraint on further encumbrance or sale.
In Portland Maine case Woodbury and Moser sue Allegheny and Kinzua Railroad for foreclosure on mortgage on land pledged to bondholders. The railroad also sues to cancel mortgages and judgments. Demurrers debated and receiver appointment discussed. decision reserved.
Judge Buffington in the United States District Court naturalized about 25 aliens yesterday. Today and tomorrow he will devote all time to hearing applications for naturalization, with several hundred awaiting action across sessions.
The Supreme Court examined seven cases yesterday including John Elkin vs Timblin from Jefferson Common Pleas and James Kennedy vs L Poor from Venango. Other actions included J Wilson et al vs Jacob Goldstein on an oil lease and Sarah Kramer vs M J Dinsmore from Jefferson. Local civil and divorce actions were also noted along with several monetary verdicts and a larceny case.
The text urges insomniacs to use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters claiming quick answer to prayer. It links indigestion and nervousness to insomnia and says the Bitters remedy these, and also banish malaria constipation liver complaint rheumatism and kidney issues.
Light to heavy men’s overcoats offered at 7.50 with regular prices noted as 15 each. Store invites shoppers to view shades including cheviots mellons and kerseys in colors black brown gray and tan with satin sleeve lining silk faced options. Grain and Diamond streets listed as location.
Millinery favors and latest creations from Halsey and Francois of New York Linn Faulkner and others of Paris offered at half price by dealers Come and see. Gries E 8 92 96 Federal street Allegheny invites safe deposit boxes from Farmers' Deposit National Bank 68 Fourth avenue. Firrsumar and Co Market street offer details.
Judge Hunt of the Supreme Court restored possession to the Wesleyan Female College trustees. Rev. W. K. Brown held a ten year lease expiring September 1 and claimed renewal rights, but the court found no option allowing renewal and ordered Brown to vacate.
Advertisement asserting a rich cloak room selection with special focus on children's and infants' garments and claiming an unsurpassed line for the season.
A northern shop offers an extensive line of infants long cashmere cloaks plain or embroidered with yoke cape or plaits priced 2 to 25 dollars. Cream capes to match cloaks in silk crepe or chrystaline 50 cents to 3.50. Walking coats in eiderdown or fancy cloths trimmed with Angora braid astrakhan or plain priced 3.95 to 18. Also Gretchen coats for children 3.75 to 20 with capes yokes or collars. Complete stock of young ladies garments in latest styles.
A theater kiss leads to a staged elopement plan between Miss May, Tom, and Jack. Pursued by her father, the trio flees to Gretna Green with a prop shoe as a keepsake, ending in a double marriage twist and a family riddle about which lover won.
Don’t risk fire or thieves keep papers bonds and valuables safe at Farmers' Deposit National Bank 66 Fourth Avenue Boxes rented at 55 year. Also ads for Winter underwear Kerr Market Street fires Co address and Cain’s cork sole shoes and Alken & Co Fifth Avenue.
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