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Newspaper

Pittsburgh Dispatch

Location

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1889

Page

8

County Plaintiffs Win Authority to Sell University Buildings

County Commissioner Robert E Mercer reports a long dormant law now gives county authorities power to dispose of unused county property including the old University and Criminal Court buildings on Diamond alley. Governor Beaver previously vetoed similar sales, but Mercer says the old act remains in force and a sale plan will be sent to court for endorsement.

Robert E. Mercer University Criminal Court Diamond Alley Beaver Mercer Geror

Nisbett Divorce Case Proceeds With Cross Examination

The Nisbett divorce hearing before Commissioner Cornelius continues with Mr. Nisbett's cross examination by Mr. Bruce. The main issues involve financial disclosures, alleged transfers to a Diamond Bank account, and whether spoons and jewelry belonged to Mrs. Nisbett or to Dr. Wood. Testimony notes a November engagement with Miss Wooster and a prior visit to Miss Finney's house, with testimony to conclude at the next session.

Nisbett Cornelius Bruce Brace Mr. Nisbett Urleig Dr. A Miss Finney Webster Avenue Fifth Ward Ooster Is Ig

Grand Jury Reconsiders Postponed Cases and True Bills

The grand jury reconvened to review postponed cases. True bills were returned against Richard Seandrett and William A Hadfield for corrupt solicitation tied to payments to influence Councilman J G Ebert over a Parke plan. Others charged include rioting at Duquesne and various liquor and larceny offenses.

Richard Seandrett William A. Hadfield C. W. Fisher J. G. Ebert Thomas A. Parke Allegheny Common Council Hunter Pat Griffin Pat Moran Thomas William Dolan Miles Laughlin James Crawford Duquesne William McCance Andrew Motts Joseph Wilba A. Lumber J. McNally Owen Salmon W. Kush Felix Gallagher M. Stranger M. Doddson Andrew Sherwick Charles Kinzel Eee Een Yan Teehee Strage John Templemover Samuel Ling Iguor Charles Brooks

Clandestine Marriage Record Sought in Cochran Lewis Case

The Rev J C White sought the Franklin registrar to view the record of Willis K Cochran and Anna H Lewis claiming marriage under dispute. The father criticized the ceremony, Cochran sworn age two and Lewis two, and a request for a certified copy arrived from the Orphans Court clerk.

Willis KH. Cochran Anna H. Lewis Franklin J. C. White Register Connor Lewis Cochran Miss Lewis Jacinhi Clnrk Orphans’ Court

Harrington sues Damascus Bronze in equity over anti friction device

Thomas Harrington filed a bill in equity against the Damascus Bronze Company Limited claiming ownership of a long standing improvement in anti friction means and asserting rights to profits over several years. The case seeks redress through the court to enforce his claim.

Bolt Thomas Harrington Damascus Bronze Company, Limited Harrington

Crossing dispute heard in Penn avenue Seventh street case

Judges Browe and Slade heard a motion for a preliminary injunction in Citizens and Allegheny Traction Companies v Federal Street and Pleasant Valley Railway. Arguments focused on track ownership rights, running rights, and proposed crossing repairs at Seventh street and Penn avenue. Judge reserved decision after papers were submitted.

Browe and Slade Citizens’ and Allegheny Traction Companies Federal Street and Pleasant Valley Railway James Reed Traction D. T Watson Pleasant Valley Company Penn Avenue Seventh Street Federal Street and Pleasant Valley Railway Company Allegheny Traction Company Citizens’ Traction Eet Federal Street Pleasant Valley Citizens’ Line Liberty Street Northside Bridge Northside Sandusky Street Church Avenue Citizens' Company el Lee Citizens Aen Traction Fed Street Allegheny Company Cotton Pittsburg, Allegheny and Manchester Line Rice Sixth Street Tenn Avenue Watson Citizens’ Company Deserta Peon Avenue Pittsburg, Allegheny and Railway Citizens’ Com Reed Allegheny On Ally

Supreme Court Completing Weekly List With Several Appeals

The court finished this week’s list and will hear Indiana Washington and Butler counties cases next week. Yesterday arguments covered appeals from Somerset county on distiller licensing and liquor sales without license. Other cases included Margaret Pringle v. Pringle, Steckman v. Steckman, Melvin divorce and alimony, Schoey v. Schaeffer ownership dispute in Kittanning, and Crawford & Co. v. Gaskill on contract.

Supreme Court Indiana Washington Butler B. P. Sweitser Jesse Bunghman Abraham Shalt Court of Quarter Sessions Somerset County Joenses Margaret L. Ringleft Steckman H. W. Melvin Common Pleas Mercer County Melvin John G. Schoey D. W. Schaeffer John Scott Armstrong County Kittanning E. Crawford & Co Crawford & Co Gaskill

Neal sues Hill Co for alleged stock sale shortfall

William B. Neal, through attorney C. E. Cornelius, sues George B. Hill & Co in Common Pleas Court No. 1 to recover a balance claimed as fees from a stock sale and alleges Hill & Co overstated proceeds by 50 cents per share on 218 Consolidated Gas shares. The suit seeks years of interest on the amount.

C. E. Cornelius Common Pleas Court No. 1 William B. Neal George B. Hill & Co Hill & Co Setuwe James Kindlin Doherty Bros Sisters of Mercy Nancy E. Evenert Citizens’ Traction Company Peter W. Schmidt Escola Nk Tneka

Russian moves and court actions in late news brief

A wide late news brief reports Russia backing a French vice consulship in Baku, Oliver Bosbyshell named Superintendent of the Mint in Philadelphia, and Henry Carlton being resentenced to death. It notes fires in Murray City and a fatal tram accident near Hudson Falls, plus various political and legal items across the U S and Europe.

Baku Ussia Oliver C. Bosbyshell Philadelphia Maritime Exchange Bippolyte John Linne Fall River Mass Deaness Taunton Martin i Pista New York General Sessions Henry Carlton Brennan Murray City George Washington Canadian Department of Agriculture High Commissioner's London Deptford

Villard Mortgage Plan Advances at Northern Pacific Meeting

A special Northern Pacific session approved Villard's consol mortgage scheme by majority vote. James B. Williams reported the plan carried, but duplicative proxies prevented final results and the meeting adjourned to Monday at 11. Henry Villard cast a majority of the stock votes.

Northern Pacific Villard James B. Williams Henry Villard

Spotty Palpitation Believed Linked to Heart Disease Ad

An advertisement warns readers that occasional heart palpitations may mask heart disease and promotes medical cures. The notice also runs sales pitches for discounted coats and cloaks from Mack Drog Co and mentions beer brands from Bauerlein Brewing Co. in Bennetts, Pa.

S Kemnedy Mack Drog Bauerlein Brewing Co Bennetts, Pa Ind Amilies Fortythird St Pittsburg Mwfsu

Seal Pur Pursuit Tempting Savings Across Alaska Trade

If you can save dollars on your seal purchase that is the place to trade if quality is right. We guarantee finest Alaska seal at lower price. Boccs & Bur, Tre is the true test. F. & V. Pilsner beer grows daily in popularity.

Alaska Boccs & Bur Tre

Crowded Daily Ad at Autrecnt's Elite Gallery

An advertisement for Autrecnt's Elite Gallery at 516 Market Street promotes cabinets priced at 1 dollar per dozen. The notice mentions bringing a baby and using the elevator.

Autrecnt Market St Aere

Autrecht's Photo Gallery Ad at 516 Market

A small historic ad invites readers to visit Autrecht's Photo Gallery at 516 Market Street in Pittsburg for portraits. Cabinets offered at a rate of one dollar per dozen.

Autrecht Ite Market St Pittsburg

Yeager & Co G-10 Federal street sale notice

Announce 13 days left for a 75 cent per day cabinet sale at Yeager & Co on Federal Street in Allegheny. Come early rain or shine as customers are urged to visit the shop now for bargains.

Yeager & Co Federal Street Allegheny Ieee Union Station Dally Noylvania Division Sanday Apolié Kecow Minleville Minleville Accomm Freeport Ec Ranaaiee Oi Lessin Siatgat Apollo

Cabinets for sale at Aufrecht's Elite Gallery

One dozen cabinets offered for sale at Aufrecht's Elite Gallery 516 Market Street Pittsburg. Bring baby. Use elevator D.

Aufrecht Market St Pittsburg

Radical Cure for Catarrh Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts Sanford’s Radical Cure for constitutional catarrh with an instant relief claim. It promotes a kit including a bottle of Radical Cure, a Catarrhal Solvent, and an inhaler, priced at $1 from Porter Debug and Chemical Corporation, Boston.

Sanford Saxtomn Porterr

New Eyelet Corsets Offer Easy Return Feature

The eyelet uses loops of corset lace instead of metal to avoid cutting laces and rust while keeping a neat, womanly look. Ball and Kabo models advertise non yielding eyelets and low cost fitting. You can wear two or three weeks and return to the seller under the maker’s guarantee.

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