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PASTOR AND-PEOPLE.
JL Besumption of Evening Services
iu the Various Churches.
FEATURES OP THE FALL'S WOBK.
"1 Wide Diversity of Topics From Which to
Hake a ChoicC
-TO-llORuWS I1ST FOE THE TWO CITIK8
To-morrow all the churches that have
'been closed during the summer will reopen
and regular Sunday services will commence
in good earnest. Nearly all the pastors
have returned from their summer's rest and
in nearly every case are much Benefited by
' the change. Evening services will be re-
' Burned in nearly all the churches in which
' only morning devotions were conducted
' during ihe hot months. So to-morrow, with
brightened faculties and renewed vigor, the
pastors will preach to audiences whose brief
communion with nature's varied phases will
.aid them to more devotedly worship na-
ture's God.
In Pittsburg Fulplta.
SnxnrDATf TJ. P. MI6siojt Bev. W. J. Eeld,
T. D., will preach In Brown's Hall at 2:30
First Presbyterian Church, Wood street
Itev. J. D. Moffat. D. D., will preach at 10:13
. st. and 7:15 r. M.
J-ibertt Street M. E. Preaching at 10:45 a.
U. and also evening at 7.S0 by the pastor,
Bev. W. W. Boup.
i Frasr Churcu op Spiritualists, No. 0 Sir th
Street Dr. Stanley will open season, lectur
ing Sunday at 10:45 a. si. and 7.45 p. k.
Central Christian Church, corner Pride
rind Caldwell streets Preaching morning
and evening by pastor. It. A. Cutler.
Bellevce Peesbttebian, Bev. Norton
Donaldson, pastor 10.30, "Sowing Beside All
Waters;" 7.30, "Improving Upon Good
Ideas."
Haztlwood Christian, J. R. McWane,'las
tor Pleaching at 10.45 a. St., by George
Daisie, Jr., of TJniontown, Pa. No evening
service.
Fifth C P., Webster avenue Eev. J. W.
Harslia, pastor, will preach at 10:30 a.m. Sub
ject, "Ye That .Love the Lord." No evening
service.
Oakla,d 51. E. Church, T. X. Eaton, pas
torServices both morning and evening.
Subjects. "The Ideal Church" ana "Escaping
the Plague,"
Morvixgside Chapel, Butler street ex
tension, S. B. Linhart in charge Services
10-45 a. M. and 7.43 p.m. Evening subject,
"The Dying Tiller."
Fourth Avemte Baptist, corner Ross
stieet Pastor, II. C. Applegarth.will preach
at 10:30 a. m., "Kept;" 7:45 p. si., "The Name
Above Eveiy Name."'
EiGnTn Street Repormeo Presbyterian,
Rev. D. McAllister, pastor At 10:30, "Gos
pel Joy:"1 at 3, "Lessons From a Summer's
Rest Bejond the Sea."
First U. P., Seventh avenue, William J.
Held, D. D., pastor Servlcs at 10:30 a. at.
'The House rnd Its Builders," and at 7:33 p.
St., "Distinguishing Grace."
Fifth Avenue M. E., L. McGnlre, pastor
10.30 a. v., sexmon and sacramental service
by Rev. L W, Miles, D. D.; 7:30 p. M., by the
pastor, "Ligntin Daikness."
Seventh Presbyterian, Herron avenue,
Eev C S. McClelland, pastor The pastor
lias le turned from his vacation and will
pi each at 10.30 a. m. and 7:30 p. sr.
Grace Mesiobui Church, Arthur street,
Rev. J. A. Boydon, pastor 10:45, "Awaking
Out of Lethanry;" C:45. praise inoetlng; 7:30,
"Watchman, What of tho Night?"
Tirst UNiTAniAN, corner Ross and Dia
mond streets, the old University building.
Rev. Charles E. St. John, pastor Services
10.45 A. xl. The pastor will preach.
Rev. E. C. Evans, or Kemson, N. J., will
Jjreach at the Welsh Presbyterian Church,
corner Second avenue and Chorry alley, to
morrow, both morning and evening.
Fourth U. P., Penn avenue and Seven
teenth street Rev. J.M.Wallace will preach
at 10.30 a. X.; the paBtor at 7:30. Subjeet,
"I'rav and Work." Young people's meeting
Bt 6.45 p. sr.
Desst M. E., Lijonier and Thtrty-rourth
-streets, James E. Williams, pastor 10:30 a.
ac, "Riches;" 7:45 P. M., "Who Is He That
Overcometh the World;" song service with
oigan and cornet.
Central Presbyterian, corner of Forbes
and Seneca streets, Rev. A. A. Mealy, pastor
Services at 10 30 a. sr. and Mr,i. Morn
ing subject, "The Flock Astray." Evening,
"Our Present Life."
Grace Repormed Church, corner Grant
and Webster, Rev. John H. Prugh, pastor
10:30 A. sr", "The Dread Alarm." No evening
services on account of tho Installation of the
pastor of St. Mark's.
Oakland Baptist, Bates and Atwood
streete, William Ward West, pastor Morn
ing, 10.45. "Tho Signs ot the Times," with
communion f-ervice. Evening, 7:43. "The
Light of the World."
Third Presbyterian, Sixth avenue Eeg
mar sei vices resumed. Preaching by the
pastor. Rev. E. P. Cowan, D. D. Time, 10.45
a si. and 7:45 p. si. Evening subject, "The
.Loss of the Arkof God."
First Universalis Curry Institute Hall,
Sixth street, Eev. J. L. Anarew, pastor
3Iornin2 subject, "The Mission of the Mod
ern Pulpit;" evening subject, "ThlngB Nat
ural and Things Spiritual."
Seyeith United Presbyterian, Forty
fourth street, services at 10:30 a. si. and 7:45 p
si, conducted by the pastor. Rev. .1. D. Sands
Morning, "Six Mysteries in One;" evenlug,
"In What a Man's Lire Consists."
Sixth Presbyterian, Franklin and Town
send streets. The pastor. Rev. J. P. Patter
son, will preach at 10:30 a. si. and 7:45 P. St.
Morning subject, "God's Way in the Sea;"
evening, "The Four Kinds ot Gospel Soil."
Butler Street M. E., corner Forttoth, W.
F. Oldham, pastor 1O-.S0 a. sl children's ser
mon. Tho new- school year sermon. "Man
Little or Great!" 7:30 r. sr. prelude. The
cholera scato sermon, "A Dismal Failure."
Fitst Cumberland Presbyterian, Wylie
avenue and Congress street Services, 10:45
A. at. and 7:45 p. sr. A series of sermons upon
the "Seven Sayings on the Cross" will begin
Sabbath morning. S. T. Montgomery, pastor.
Fifth Avenue Congregational, Firth ave
nue, foot of Washington street, city. Rev.
John Edwards, D. D., pastor Services at
10.30 A. si. In Welsh, at 7 P. JC In English.
Subject. "The Gospel at Samaria." All are
welcome.
First Reformed Presbyterian. Grant
street Eev. Kevin Woodside, pastor, will
tireach at 10:30 A. Jt. and 7:30 p. St. Morning,
"Calling and Election Made Sure." Even
ing, "Sunshine Alter the Shadow." Sabbath
school at 3.30 a. si.
Third U. P., Diamond street, J. T. Mc
Croty, pastor 10:30 a. Jfc, subject, "The Re
lation Between Liberal Religion and Loose
MnratQ." 7-M T -r "A Pluln Mai,.. Wa.lt-
...-. ., - ...... .UVOSa.,0 ,(.,1.
Large for Busy People." Young people's
meeting at 6:30 r. sc.
St. James, Penn avenue and Sixteenth
street. Evening service will be resumed lu
this church next Sunday, September 4, at
which Mr. II. S. Parmalce, a business man
from New York and an earnest worker in
the St, Andrew's Brotherhood, will make an
address.
Second Presbyterian, corner Penn avenne
and Seventh street, Rev.J. E. Sutherland, D.
D., pastor Services at 10.30 A. si. and 7:45 p.
M. Subject In the morning, "Some Holiday
Lessons." Evening. "A Suggestive Con
trast." Sabbath school immediately at the
close of the morning services. Young peo
ple's meeting at 6:45 p. st
The interesting ceremony of laying the
cornerstone of St. Mary of Mercy's new
Church, corner of Third avenue and Ferry,
will take place on Sunday, September 4, at 3
o'clock in the afternoon. The public U In
vited to be present. The Rev. Cnanc?..or of
tho (hocore will preach on the occsion.
The Very Rev. Dr. Wall, Vicar General,. In
the Bishop's absence, will preside and lay
the corner stone.
Smithfield Street Methodist Episcopal,
corner Seventh avenne, Eev. Charles Ed.
ward Locke will occupy his pulpit at 10 30
mild :45. In the morning after an address
on "Spirituality" a largo class of probation
ers mill be received into mil membership.
In the evening the third in the series of ser
mons on "The Home Clicle;" subject, "The
J.tiemies of the Home." Sabbath school at
r. sl Y'oung people's meeting at 7 P. .
Topics In the Kant End.
Ejtoby M. E., C. V. Wilson, pastor; 11 A.
X.. "The Conquering Christ;" -7:45 P. JC, "The
Judgments or the Lord."
Highland Avenue United Presbyterian,
Eev. O. B. Mllhgan. pastor Services at U A.
St and 7:45 p. St., conducted by the pastor.
Sixth Usited Presbyterian, Collins ave
nue and Station street Services oonducted
by Rer. J. B. McCalllster at 11 a. si. No even
ing service.
Shady Avenue Cumberland Presbyterian,
J J. W. McKay, pastor-11 a. si., "Love s
Transforming Power," 7:15 p. it., recepuu"
of members and communion service.
Fourth Presbyterian, corner of Evaline
and Liberty. Rev. William P. Shorm, pastor.
Services 10-45, saorament of Lord s Supper;
7:45. "The True Aim in Christian Life."
Bethany Lutheran (English), corner High
land nvenue and Klrkwood street, Bev.
John Weldley, pastor Services at 11 A. sc
and 7:43 p.m. Morning subject. "Th Mote
and tho Beam:" evening subject, "Halting
between Two Opinions."
Shadyside United Presbyterian, corner
Centre avenue and Cypress street,
Rev. J. K. McClurktn, pistor-No services
Sabbath, September 4. Improvements npw
In progress will be completed and legular
services will be resumed on the 11th Inst.
St. M rk's Memorial Reformed, North
Highland avenue, near Broad street, Rev.
Ambrose Ji. Schmidt, pastor 11 a. m.,
"Christ the Fulflllen" 7:45 r. M., installation
or the pastor, conducted by Revs. J. H.
Prugb. S. A. Long and C. Knepper.
Bellefield Presbyterian, Fifth and Belle
field avenues The pastor. Rev. Henry
T. McClelland. D. D., will preach at
II A. M. on "Christian Endeavor," and 7:45 p.
M. on "Eve," the first or a series ot popular
historical discourses. Y. P. S. C E. at 6:45
P.M.
Shady Avenue Baptist, near Penn avenue.
Dr. W. A. Stanton, pastor Services at 11 A.
M. and 7:45 p. St.; morning subject. "The Man
ifestation or Christ's Glory:" communion
service after the sermon; evenina subject,
"The Man Jesns;" Bible school at v-ju a. si.;
prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7:45 p. M.
The orenlng services or the new chapel or
the Christ Methodist Episcopal Church, cor
ner of Liberty avenue and Center avenue,
will be conducted bv the pastor next Sun
day morning at 10.30 o'clock. All members
oi the conzi egatlon areiequestedtobe pres
ent. Announcements of Importance to the
entire church will be made. Evening service
at 7:30 o'clock.
Snbj-ct on the outhlIc.
Mt. Washington Baptist, George T. St reet,
pastor Momlmr, communion service; even
ing, "The Almost Christian."
Rev. E. S. Farrand will preach at the Mt.
Washington Presbyterian Church 10:30 A. u.
and 7:30 p.m. Morning subject, "Steadfast."
Mt. Washington U. P. Services conducted
by the pastor at 10.30 A. M., "Resting With
Josus:" 7:30 p. M., "To Every Man His
Work."
Eighth Presbyterian, Bev. E. E. Donehoo,
pastor 10:45 a, "m., "Love as Opposed to
Force;" 7:30 p. M., "Trumpet Blasts Frdm
Stone Walls" by Thomas Elgar.
Walton Methodist Episcopal, Eev. S.
W. Davis, pastor 10:30 a. sl, "An Assur
ing Message:" 7:50 p. m "The Lord's Well
Done." A class of probationers will be re
ceived into full membership at the morning
service.
Second Primitive Methodist, Cobden
street, Southside, Eev. II. J. Buckingham,
pastor Services at 10 30 a. m. and 7:31 p. M
bubjects, morning, "Christian Stability;"
evening, flist sermon in a series on "Evils of
Modern Society Intemperance."
Duquesne Heights M. E., Eev. W. H.
Rodenbaugh, pastor A special service will
be held at 10:30 a. m., at which time a sermon
will be preached to the Jr.O. U. A. M..Grand
vlcw Council No. 253. Services at 7.45 p. m.
Epwortli Leaguo devotional meetlifg at 7
P. M.
Methodist Protestant, Mt.. Washington
Virginia avenue and Blgham street, S. Ft
Crowther, pastor Sab nath services 10:30 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school, 2:30 p. m.
Y'oung people's meetlnsr, 7r. sl Morning,
"j.ne iiooa auepneia ana iiis oueep." tven
In?, "Steadfastness Encouraged." This
service completes the third year of the pas
torate and ot this church's history.
Rev. F. E. Farrand, pastor of the South
side Piesbytertan Church, having returned
from his vacation, will preach at 10.30 A. si.
and 7.30 p. x. The choir, as newly organized,
composed of Miss Elsie Warren, of Chi
cago, soprano, and Miss Edna V. Jack, of
Pittsburg, alto, and Messrs. M . E. Reynolds,
teror, and G. Kraber, bass, with Prof. John
Pricbard organist, will take their places.
The pnblic Is cordially invited to all the
services. Seats tree.
Allegh'nr Churchns.
Grace English Lutheran Mission, Eetne
man's Hall, Troy Hill Sunday school at 4
P.M.
Fourth U. P. Eev. W. B. Smiley, of Can
onsburg, will preach at 10;S0 a. sc No even
ing service.
Second U. P. Church, Allegheny. Eev. T.
R. Simpson will preach at 11 a. st. Subject:
"A Failure and a 8ucoess."
Providence Presbyterian, Liberty stioet
and Madison avenue, Eev. W. A. Klnter
pastor, will conduct services at 10:30 a. m.
rind 7:45 p. M.
Sandusky Street Baptist, Cyclorama
Hall. Irwin avenue, B. F. Woodbnrn, pastor
10:30 A. M., "Gospel Aim;" 7:45 p. sl, "Christ
ian standard."
Services in Central Allegheny B, P.,
pastor, J. W. Spouell Subjects: 10:30. "Con
version or Little Children;" 3 p. M "Chris t
ian Endeavor."
North Presbyterian, Lincoln avenue
Services at 11 A. M. and 7:45 p.m. The pastor,
Eev. John Fox, D. D., will preach. Sabbath
school at 9.30 a. x.
The Free New Church Society meets In
Caledonia Hall, 101 federal street, at 10:30
a. sr. Subject for September I, "The Sec
ond Coming or the Lord."
Central Presbyterian, corner Lacock
and Anderson streets. Eev. S. B. McCormlck
pastor Subject 10:43, "God's Workman
ship;" 7:30 p. St.. "Christ the Way."
North avenue M. E. Bov. W. S. Lockard
will prraoh at 10:30 a. St. and 7:45 p. m.; Ep
wortli League, 0:45 p. M.; leader, Mr. K. H.
Fass; sublect, "lliin That Overcometh."
Allegheny B. P., corner Sandusky and
North Diamond streets, Bev. W. J. Coleman,
pastor subject, iu.50 a. m., "Tho Fatherhood
ot Godf 3 r. i., "Faith iu Jesus Christ."
Rev. John Whitehead will preach at the
New Jerusalem Church, Isabella and San
dusky streets, Sunday morning. Subject.
"The Second Coming of the Lord, How and
When It Is Accomplished."
First Christian-Bcv. Ben Mitchell, re
turned missionary from India, will preach
morning and evening for the First Christian
Church, corner Montgomerv avenue and
Arch street. Subject: "The Religions of In
dl.i." McClure Avenue Presbyterian The reg
ular services will be resumed: 11 a. St. by
the pastor, Eev. S. J. Glass- Theme, "Weak
ness Clothed With Strength;" 7:30 p.m., the
Rev. F. L. Billiard, who has oeen supplying
the pulpit during the sutninei, will preach.
Trinity Luther kx, Stockton avenne and
Aich street Services to-morrow morning,
conducted by the pastor.Rev. John G. Goett
man. Subject, "Consecrated Service." A
general prayer meeting will be held In the
evening, conducted by the Y. P. S. C. E. All
are invited.
tiRST Congregational, corner Franklin
and Manhattan streets. Rev. S. W. Mc
Corkle pastor At 10.30 a. m. the communion
of the Lord's Snpper will be observed. The
pastor will be assisted by other ministers.
At 7:30 p. m., gospel meeting. At e SO . M.,
T. 1. S. C E. meeting.
Bcena Vista Street M. E., Eev. J. H,
.Miller, pastor At 9:30 a. M., general class
meeting; at 10:30 a. sl, sermon, "Life's .Train
ing seiiool;" at 7:45 p. sl, praise service, con
sisting oi lamlliar old hymns, selections by
the choir, and several duets by the pastor
and his sister, Miss Nannie C Miller, from
St. Louis.
Episcopal Mission, of St. John the Baptist,
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
Morris' Hall, Woods Bun and McClure ave
nues, Allegheny. Services next Sunday as
follows: Sunday school at 10:00 a. v., evening
prayer and sermon at 7:30 p. m. Subjeot:
'The Publtean." Services conducted by tho
Laymen's Missionary League of the Diocese
of Pittsburg.
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
The Pope is pleased with Gladstone's
Cabinet.
The Dubs faction of the Evancelloal
Church have been enjoined at Brazil, Ind.
Another conspiracy against the Govern
ment has been discovered in the Argentine
army.
The cruiser Concord has gone to La
Guara, Venezuela, on account of the revo
lution there.
Among the postmasters appointed by
the President yesterday was Jacob B. Goble,
at Litltr, Pa.
A dozen persons in Anderson, Ind., havo
been bitten by mad dogs. One man has al
ready died of hydrophobia.
Eighteen smuggled Chinese have been
taken fiom the Elo Grande to San Francisco
to bo shipped back to China.
Cashier Stevens, of the State Bank of
nouiiuMi n l wrete, is missing. Jtouipiay,
instead of embezzlement, is suspected.
French politicians are even now casting
about for President Carnot's succesor, al
though his term does not expire until 1894.
A fire-damp explosion at Hainan t, Bel
glum. Imprisoned many miners, but the ma
ority or them escaped. Twenty-five bodies
lave been recovered.
Maggie Jonas, aged 18 vears, a domestic,
fired a revolver at her lover. William
Swartz, at Kansas City, Thnrsday night,
and then shot herself in the heart. She died
almost instantly. Swartz was not hit.
While a handsome young woman In a
carriage held in conversation the clerk,
thieves slipped into the Montreal broker's
office of Nichols & Marler and practlollv
cleaned out the establishment. From $5,000
to $10,000 are missing.
T With a view to putting an end to the
Legislative troubles in the Canadian North
west territory Lieutenant Governor Eoyal
has prorogued the AssembI v. This kills all
legislation passed this session, including
the school bill, Tho Lower Housn has for
some time been hopelessly deadlocked over
the Speakership question.
The upper tendom of Memphis Is excited
over ths exposure of a bold and partly suo
cessrnl nttompt to blackmail James Yonge,
a prominent wealthy cotton factor, by a
newspaper carrier named E. M. King and
his wire. Yonge was compelled at a re
volver's point to sign checks ror $5,(0,whlch
he repudiated when presented for payment.
Klag has fled.
An attempt was made Thursday night to
hold up a Missouri Paclflo east-bound pas
senger train near Kansas City. The train
was-:Iate leaving the Union depot, and a
fielglitwns sent out ahead of It on the pas
senger train's time. When the freight
reached Dead Man's curve it was flagged,
nnd several masked men approached the
engine, but seeing the train was a freight
they turned and took to the woods.
Mrs. Catherine Horan, wife of James
Horan, captain or the canal boat G. Hay den,
of Oswego, was Instantly killed at Geres
Lock, near Syracuse, N. Y., last night. She
was walking along the deck of the boat and
stumbled upon a coll or rope. She fell head
long and a lead pencil which she carried in
her hand was driven into the brain thiough
her leit eye a distance of lour Inches. She
was dead boloie her husband reached her.
Senator James K. Jones (Democrat) nnd
J. B. B. Sutler (People's) met on Wednesday
night in joint debate at Conway, Alk.
While Jones was speaking Jonn Ingram, n
Peopleite, became enraged at some of Jones'
romaiks and attempted to break up the
meeting. He insulted several Democrats,
one or them being Ben Durham, who te
taliated by shooting Ingram. A general
row ensued, in which a number of both sides
were injured. Moretiouble Is expected.
DROOP AND DIE.
Mothers Have Cause to
Fear This Weather.
Interviews With Local Physi
cians of All Schools.
Infant Mortality Credited to Im
proper Food.
Lactated Food the Purest and Best
Diet.
Happy Pittsburg Mothers Whose Chil
dren Live on it.
The extraonllnsry mortality from various forms
of Infantile indigestion this summer has led to
carerul Inquiry, and the best authorities on the
subject in this city have freely expressed their
opinions.
Several of tne best-known physicians In Pitts
burg were interviewed yesterday, and the follow,
lug question asked:
In view oftne large death rate this summer of
infants in Pittsburg, what do you recommend f"
The general sentiment of the profession was
voiced In the rollowlng statement from one of the
most successful practitioners among children. He
said:
There is nothing equal to lactated rood, and Its
use Is fast becoming general among the profession.
We find that It Is retained on the stomach where
other things are not retained.
"For cholera infantum I find It most valuable,
and I generally give small portions often repeated
when called to attend such cases. In almost every
case where mothers are nnable to nurse their In
fants. I And that lactated food answers well."
Many happy mothers In Pittsburg have used lac
tated food successfully where everything else
failed. They say that this food hat kept their chil
dren strong and well d urlng the dangerous summer
season and many of them have recommended It to
friends, who have had the same happy experi
ence. The principal element of mother's milk Is sugar
of milk. This is the basis of lactated food. 'With
It Is combined the nutritious elements of the great
cereals, wheat and barley, and the necessary bone
formlug salts. Tills makes lactated food a perfect
and natural substitute for mother's milk.
It must be borne in mind that the lactated food
is so Inexpensive that It Is within the reach of
every family. 150 meals can be made from a dollar
package of the Jood, and when prepared for the
nse of Infants, it costs less than five cents a quart.
Mothers should remember that cholera Infantum
can be more easily prevented than cured. -Simply
feed the baby with pure lactated food, and the
child will keep well and strong. ,
Baking
rowaer
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
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Continued From Eighth Xagt.
SECOND WAKD 1891.
City, Snb-Dlstriet Sobool Taxes and Water
Bents.
Clark. E E 3 Ji
lot 20-81 Boss street corner Water
street
8-story brick dwelling
lot 20.6-31 Boss street between
Water street and First avenue
8-9tory briok dwelling No 1 '
lot 20-84 Boss street between
Water street and First avenue
8-storv brick dwelling
lot 20-84 Boss street between
AVuter street and First avenue
8-story brick dwelling No 11
lot 78-Si Boss street corner
First avenue
4 2-story brick dwellings Xos 13,
15, 17. 19
Church. B Nal Israel, (w) 108 00
lot 4S.6 57 Grant street corner
Third avenue
brick synagogue
Coolev, J L estate, (w) with no
tice to Henrietta Cooley 31 60
lot 20-60 Second avenue between
Smith Qeld street and Cherry
alley
3-story brick building No 143
County of Allegheny, (w) with no
tice to Eighteenth Beulment Na
tional Guards of Pennsylvania
and Battery B tenants 73 50
lot 75-115 Diamond street near
Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago
and St. Louts Railroad
large brick building
McCutcheon. Eobert heirs 64 26
lot 24-86 Third avenue between .
Giant and Boss
2-story brick bouse No 205
MeDermott, Patrick Jr. 41 99
lot 24 86 Fourth avenue betweon
Boss and Fry
2-story brick building No 193
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchantrn (w)
lot 45-120 Fourth avenue between
141 75
Wood and Smlthneld
3-story store and brick building
Nos 115, 117
Eogors, E B C (w)
lot 30 65 First avenue between
Wood nnd Smithfleld
1-story brlck.house No 153
Smith, Andrew (w) with notice to A
D Smitn
lot 20 60 Wood street corner First
avenue
3-story brick house No 20
Smith, W H (w) wlih notlco to
Sarah Smith
lot 20-70 Smithfleld stieet be
tween Water and first 3-story
brick house No 14
Williams, John II, and C. A (w)
lot 24-74 Griint stieet between
Second nnd Tlilid nvrnues
brick building No. 20S Grunt
court In rear Nos. 12 3 4
22 05
22 05
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C3 DO
THIRD WJRD-1891.
City, Sub-District School laxes and Water
Bents.
Guthrie, G. W tiustee, with notice
to Frank V. Moore, trustee 138 06
lot 18-80 Libertv avenue between
Market and Virgin
3 stoiy brick house No 608
Hoeveller, Joseph A
lot 27-48 Sixth avenue betttueu
Lll.erty and Wood
4-story brick building No 4
Kelser, Joseph heirs (w)
lot ISaveiaglng C9 Liberty be
tween Oak and Cherry alleys
4-storv brick store and dwelling
No 972
Moorhead, Nancy
lot 20 69 Cherrv nlley between
Strawberry alley and beventh
avenue
2-story brick dwelling No 143
Meehan, Norah E
. lot 20 B0 Grant street between
Virgin and Sixth
3-story brick dwelling
Nevergold. Charlotte M
lot 23-60 Strawberry alley be-
tween Smithfleld street and
Cherry allev
2-story brick dwelling No 32
Eobinson, E 7
lot averaging 31-50 Liberty ave
nuo corner Vlreln
S-story brick dwelling
lot 26.9-23.6 Kings alley in rear of
aboVe
lot 18.4-408 Liberty avenue be
tween Mnrket and Virgin
3-story brick stole No 606
Eaffertv. W C
lot 39-120 Grant street between
Virgin nnd Sixth
2 3-story brick houses Nos 3 517
190 73
117 C9
66 19
215 46
66 36
277 71
493 33
FOURTH WABU 1891.
City, Sub-District School Taxes and Water
Bents.
Arrott, James IV (w) $ 27 30
lot 20-113 Penn avenue between
Fourth and Fifth
3 story brick dwelling No 423
Clark. James M (w) 46 73
lot 20-112 Liberty avenue be
tween Sixth street and Bark
ers alley
4-story brick watehonse No 619
Davis, Charles L 1003 81
lot 20-73 Sixth street between
Penn and Duquesne way
lot 100-167 Baikers alley between
Penn and Duquesne way
2-story brick store
Gibbons, John 36 31
lot 22-40 Mattocks alley botween
Duquesne way and Penn
2-story frame dwelling
Jackman, Andrew heirs (w) 32 55
lot 24-135 Penn avenue between
Third and Fourth
S-story brick building No 811
Lenz, William (w) 51 45
lot 20-85 Eighth street between
Duquesne way and Penn
3-story brick dwelling No 23
carriage house and stable
Orne, Mrs. Hetta S and Anna C
Holland 250 64
lot 22.6-180 Penn avenue be
tween Eighth and Ninth
3-story brick dwelling No 817
Smith, MrsMartha .... 3,030 16
lot 98.41-111 Liberty street cor
ner sixth street
7 3-story brick buildings
Stanton, E S (w) with notice to
.Ellou J. Stanton.
lot 116-60 Sixth street corner
Penn avenue
4-story brick building
99 75
T1VTB WARD 1891.
City, Sub-Dlslrlct School Taxes and Water
Rents.
Blythe, FrankP $ 103 95
lot 20-86 Wylle avenue between
High and Tunnel streets
2 1-story brick stores
Glenn, Ann heirs (w) 16 b0
lot 18-25 High street corner Web
ster avenue
3-story briok dwelling No 9
Malone, Charles with notloe to
t Bishop Fhelan St John's Station
Chuich . 74 93
lot 40-80 Webster avenue corner
Tunnel street
2-storv frame dwelling No 45
2-story brick store and dwelling
No 47
McNulty. John 154 21
lot 20 averaging 112 29 feet rear
Fifth avenne through to Old
avenue
2-story brick stable Nos 208, 210
MoCullough, Patrlok 84 91
lot 41 averaging 21 Grant street
between Webster and High
2-story frame dwelling
McClarren, William (w) 11 55
lot 19-39 Chatham street
2-story brick house No 31
Shannahan, Dennis.
113 93
lot 27-7 ill" street -between
Fifth and Old avenues
2 2-story frame dwellings No
58 and 58
Smith, Caroline T HO 29
lot 38-72 Old avenue between
Diamond and High
22-story brick dwellings Nos 19
and 21
SIXTH WARD 189V
City, Sub-District School Taxes and Water
Rents.
Ayers, Mrs S B. ....... ...,. ...Iit M 99
lot 2a 6-112 Fifth avenue between
. Boyd and Chestnut
earpenter shop
I-story frame offloe 260
blacksmith shop
Backofen, G W
lot 21.6 90 Stevenson street be
tween Forbes and Gibbon
2 story brick house No SO
Bricklev, Catherine (w)
lot 30 62 Forbes street to Watson
" street corner Bovd
2-story brick dwelling No 8 Wat
son Coyle. Terrence heirs
lot 20 feetrront Second avenue
running to river
2-story brick store.and dwelling
lot 24 feet front Second avenue
running to liver
4 2-story frame dwellings
1 2-story brick dwelling
Carvllle, John
lot i.0-60.6 Ivanhoe street be
tween Mageo andJStevenson
Cavanatrh. Bridget (w)
lot Hill stieet B
fiame building
Downes, Thomis heirs with notice
to Patrick Downes
lot 25 3-131-23 3 back Gibbon street
to Forbes stieet
2-story frame dwelling NoS9 Gib
bon street
87 7
17 33
207 90
685
680
74 09
Dougherty, Andrew
33 92
lot si 6i 6 Forbes street between
Chestnut and Magee
2-story bilck dwelling No 133
Dugan, John S3 54
lot 22-SO Lomond street be
tween Bovd and Chestnut
1 2-story brick dwelling
Dqran, James and Mary 30 50
1 lot 21-121 Shlnglss street between
, Watstm and Locust
j 2-story frame dwelling No 19
DIvens, William No2 3 26
lot 87.87-Second avenue to Blufl"
I street Inss rK'ht or wav Baltl
! more and Ohio Eallroad
rilel, James 63 67
lot 20-132 Forbes street to Watson
between Chestnut and Magee
, 1-story bilck dwelling No 127
Giiffen, Henry C 24 85
I lot 18.6-50 Ednn street between
Marion and VanBraam
I 2-story biick house
Giant, Martha (w) 33 85
1 lot 41.11-67 Second avenue
2-story biick building No322
'2-story frame building No 324
Improvements In roar
Hess, Christian, guardian for chil
dren of G. C. Iles-i.,,,
lot 17.7-120 Fifth avenue to Ann
street
'2-story brick dwelling No 481
Ilattman. Mrs A A
48 79
31 63
lot 24-103 Marlon street between
Locust street nnd Quince alley
2-story Maine duelling
32 story biick dwellings rear
Hughes. Bridget (w)
lot ISluff xtieec corner Magee
2-story brick dwelling
nnnsecker, B S (w) .
lot Second avenue near Lock
Nol
sheds, etc
Linderman. Dnnlel
Iot20.6-S0 Linden stieet between
Bodund Chestnut
Morrow, Ensticc S
lot 21-125 Bluff street corner
Marlon stieet
2-story biick liouso
Morrow, John heirs
lot 50J4 averagina 225 Bluff
street between Marluu and
Van Braam
2 story brick house No 121
Moran, Ann T
lot 20 10-62 Forbes street between
4 20
4 20
04
56 49
176 87
SO 41
Piideand Marlon
2-story brick dwelling.
McMasteis, W J 123 00
lot 40-103 Pride street .between
Locust and Vickroy
2-story brick house No 12
McSteen, Michael
lot 22.9 100 Locust street between
Shingles and Cooper
McNulty, John
lot 21 averaslng 103 Watson
street between Shlnglss and
Boyd
2-stoiy brick house No 4
McSwiggrn, Michael (w)
lot HHI street
frame building
Pfelffer. George
lot 20-57 Gibbon street between
Magee nnd Stevenson
2-stoi-y brick dwelling No 68
Plttsbursr Gis Company, No. 3
704
103 81
4 73
35 79
15S3 15
10c zbo uu seconu avenue ue
tween Gas street and Iron al
ley tanks and machinery
Pittsburg Catholic College of tho
Holv Ghost, No. 2 163.5 84
lot 231 averaging IIS Blu.T street
corner Cooper
5-story brick college building
lot 91 averaging 108 Bluff street
corner Shlnglss
lot 91-100 Eagle street corner
Cooper
lot 99-66 Eagle street corner
Shlnglss
S-story brick hospital building
lot 41.7-72.6 63 feet rear Bluff
street corner Cooper
Qutgley. George 4 65
lot -22.9-100 Locust street corner
bhlnglss street
Blohaids. James, heirs 118 00
lot 28-110 Second avenue between
Gas and Iron alley
2-story brick dwelling No. 284
Elcketts, Lawrence
lot 21-103 Marion street corner
Locust street
2 2-storv briok dwellings
Rodman, Mrs. Martha
lot 25-130 Gibbon street between
Chestnut and Magee
lot 22K-80 Forbes street between
Chestnut and Boyd
Eodman, E. S
lot 20.6-112 Fifth avenue between
Boyd and Chestnut
house No. 253
Eodman, Addison B
lot 25 130 Gibbon street between
Chestnut and Magee
Scott, W. A. and son
85 feet front Second avenue to
river
36 feet front Second avenue to
Bluff
fire brick works, sheds, switch
scales, etc
Sweenev, James A
lot 20-45 Second avenue to rail
road near bridge
76 30
39 21
78 86
IT 12
204 15
567
SEVENTH WARD-1891.
City, Sub-District Sohool Taxes and Water
Rents.
Bovard, Martha $ 219 45
lot 24-109 Wylie avenue to Wilson
between Elm and Logan
2-story brick dwelling No 173
stable
Chambers. James (w), with notice
toJ B Whittaker 24 15
lot 24-100 Logan street between
Clark and Hazel
2-story brlcfk dwelling No 74
Dorsey, William 62 50
lot 20-45 Elm street between
Filth avenue and'Franklln
2-story brick dwelling No 148
Denny, EeV H C (w) 9 43
lot 25-100 Bedford avenue
building No 76
Foley, Ellen 25 20
lot 20-72 Clark street between
Scott and Lozan
2-story frame dwelling No 21
Fire, Amanda A '. 131 28
lot 19 63-107 Washington street
between Firth and Wylle
3-story brick dwelling No 104
lot 20.3-20 Shore alley
2-srory brick dwelling
Gorman, John (w) 37 80
lot '50-100 Webster avenue
through to Poplar alley
S frame buildings No 137
frame building Poplar alley
McCurdy, Alexander 103 68
lot S6. 4-84 Hill alley corner Elm
street
2 2-story briok dwellings
McGlnnls, Mrs E.'eanor 134 40
lot 20-96 Federal street between.
Fitth aiiW)ila
2-story briok dwelling No 8
2-story brick dwelling
McKnlght, Mrs E O H... 115 50
10c 23-iou webstor avenue De-
tween Elm and l'.ogati
2-story frame dwel.'ing
lot 20 averaging 63 Fabex street
between Washington and Elm
lot 20 aveiazlng 77 Faber street ,
between Washington and Elm
lot 40 averaging 81 Saber street
between Washington and Elm
HcCalltn and Boa, with notice to
Bobert Hunter 101 33
lot 21-105 6 Wehslerf avenue be
tween Elm and LoL'an
2-story irame and brick stable
MoCallln, William anil Gkmbln Weir
witn notice, to ilortoa' Jiuntw
Esq trustee for use of W H Mc
cieary et al and with notloe to
Sose H Langdon and Annie C&rr
Terre tenants
lot 50-100 Bedford avenue s be
tween Elm and Logan .
2-story frame dwelling
lot 25-100 Bedford avenue be
tween Elm and Iigan
lot 16-100.17 feet rear Bedford
avenue between Elm and
Lozan
S-story brick dwelling No 62
lot 16-100.17 feet rear Bedford
avenue between Elm and
Logan
2-story frame dwelling No 61
3-story brick building Poplar
234 63
alley
lot 16-100.17 feet rear Bedford
avenue between Elm and
Logan
2-story brick dwelling No 68
3-story brick dwelling Poplar
alley
lot 16-100.17 feot rear Bedford
avenue between Elm and
Logan
3-storv brick dwelling No CO
lot 16-100.17 feet back Bedford
avenue between Elm and
Logan
S-story brick dwelling Poplar
alley
2-story brick dwelling No 66 Bed
ford Quirk, Lawrence J
71 40
lot 20-43 Con.ire street
be-
tween FUth and Franklin
2-story brick dwelling
Shannahan, Dennis
lot 20-96 Federal street between
Filth and Wvlie
2-story brick d'welllng No 32
2 story brick stable
Whltson, Johanna
lot 20-72 Hazel Btieet corner
Smallman alley
2-story brick dwelling No 22
15173
6147
EIGHTH WJRD-1891.
City, Sub-District School Tax-s and Water
Rents.
Buddemeyer, Henry with notice to
Martin Steniier 83 20
lot 19.3-48 Clark street corner
Townsend
3-story brick building No 50
Brennan, Sarah K 20 37
lot 20-73 50 Wylle avenne be
tween Fulton and Crawtord
Creed.Edwnrd 18 80
lot 20-23 Wilson street between
Loirnn and Townsend
Impiovements No 29
Gnither, John Nol HI 30
lot 24-90 Webster avenue be
tween Losan and Townsend
3 story brick dwelling
2-storv rratne dwelling rear
lot 24-45 Wilson street corner
Townsend
2-story frame dwelling No
Gnsky.Samuel with notice to Jennie
Novln-ky 9135
lot 23.17-43 Lozan street between
Franklin and Pasture
3-story brick dwelling No 47
Illndman, Jumps, heirs (w) with no
tice to Jane Hulnman 7 25
lot 23.8-47 Bedlord avenue be
tween Meiccrand Crawlord
2 story frame dw elllng
Kilgore, Samuel 195 30
lot 20 124 Wvlie iivonue between
Lor.ui and Townsend
3-stoi-y brick dwelling
2 story brick stable
Keere, Michael, lir-irs " 103 CS
lot 24-b6 Fulton street between
Wj lie and Webster
3 2-story brick dwellings
Klibanskv, Kopell, with notice to
H. W. McCune -. C9 30
lot 16-100 Townsend street be
tween Clark nnd Hazel
2-story frame dwelling
2 story brick dwelling
Miller, Eenben 126 00
lot 16.4-43 Logan street corner
FrunKlIn
3-story brick dwelling and store
No 61
McKeniiii, John, heirs 59 04
lot 23-85 Poncli alley corner Bed
ford avenue
2 2-story brick and frame -dwellings
Nos 4 6
Mc.wov. Terronce 342 30
lot 40 33 Col well street corner
Pride street
2 2-storv brick dwellings
lot 16-40 Prine street between
Colwell and Our alley
2-story brick dwelling
lot 20-40 Pride street corner Our
alley
2-story brick dwelling
Qnlrk, Lawrence J 171 15
lot 21-132 Fulton street between
Clark and Eeed
2 2 story brick houses Nos 157 153
lot 24 st Franklin street Detween
Lozan and Townsend
2-story brick dwelling No 69
Eeed, Thomas heirs
lot 21-65 Mercer street corner
Bedford avenue
3 2-storv brick dwellings
lot 25-75 Meroer street between
Bedford and Wultestdes alley
Shannahan, Deiyis
lot 33-48 Clark street corner
Carpenter alley
2 2-story brick dwellings Nos S7
39
Sullivan. Michael F
lot 20-58 Websteravenue between
Townsend and Fulton streets
2-story brick house No 191
Ward, John heirs
lot 133 averaging 93 Wylle
avenue between Crawford and
Tannehlll
1-story briok store
1-story frame and brick building
44 10
99 23
30 45
314 43
NINTH WARD 1891.
City,
Sub-District School Taxes and Water
Rants.
Bradley, A & Co, with notice to Al
legheny County Electric Light
Company 933 20
lot 300-100 -Etna street corner
Twellth
large briok warehouse
large brick foundry
2.story engine bouse
4-story pattern shop
Borland, Mrs Margaret with notice
to Mrs John Fllnn
92 74
lot 25 50 Pike street corner
Twelfth street .
2-story frame dwelling
brick dwelling
Hogg, George E (w)....- 42 00
lot 25J-100 Penn avenne between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
2 2-story brick dwellings 1327,
1329
Jackson, Esther. 142 97
lot 12-100 Pike street between
Tweiitb and Thirteenth-'
2-story brick house 33
2 story frame house rear No 47
lot 20-50 Mulberry alley corner
Tweirth street
2 2-story brick bouses Nos 43, 45
McMahon, John No 1 163 70
lot 24-100 Penn avenue between
Eleventh street and Stevenson
alley
2 3-story brick houses
S-story brick house in alley
McFadden, Thomas Jr (w) 551 25
lot 23-100 Llbdrtv avenue be
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets
6-story brick building No 1235
Patterson. Eobert P (w) 37 80
lot 24-100 Penn avenue between
Eleventh nnd Stevenson
2-story brick and frame store No
1126
Richardson, Jane 56 23
lot 25-100 Penn avenuo betweon
Tweirth and Thirteenth
2-story frame house and brick
back building
Blchardson, Mary 136 61
lot 25-100 Penn avenue between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
2 2-story frame dwellings
Scott, Hanlhal heirs 16 24
lot 17-50 Mulberry alley between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
2-story brick dwelling No 153
Schwelnhart, JohnJr 213 57
lot 15 6 59 Penn avenuo between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
strrets
3-Htory brick dwelling 1425
lot 15.6-50 Penn avenue between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streots
3-story brick dwelling 1427
Shoenberzer, Speer & Co (w) 1,575 CO
lot 180-200 Pike street corner Fil-
teeuth street
2-story brick office
2-storv brick dwelling
lot 200-350 'Etna street between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
buildings machinery and rail
road track x
School Directors (w)
lot 20-100 Penn avenue between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
7.35
2-story briok dwelling bous
Uhlela, August (w) with not! m M
P. Wursthoff. 69
lot 39.6-100 Pike utreet between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
brick building No 105
Jot 75-100 Pike street to Mulberry
alley corner It
brick storage building
TENTH TTRD 1801.
City, Sub-District School Taxes and Water
Rents.
Arthurs, Eobert, with notice - to
Burke. Mary (w)
lot 20-75 Crescent street Arthurs
plan 48
2-story frame dwelling
Con wav. Johanna
lot 20-60 Eighteen'h street be
tween Penn and Allegheny
Valley Biillroad
2-story frame dwelling No 47
2-story brick dwelling
Frazler, William
triangular lot 118-20 Arch and
Eldge
Feltz. Mrs K
8 40
53 07
322
308
lot 5 6-60 Eighteenth street cor
ner Pike street
Kimr.JaneL 329 07.
Iot44-100 Liberty avenne be
tween Sixteenth and Seven
teenth 6 2-story brick dwellings
1 2-story irame dwelling on anojr
Kane. Pnnil M.
lot 6.11-M) Nineteenth street cor
452
ner Pike street
Murphv, William B.
lot 20-75 Bismarck alley Arthurs
plan 129
1-story fiame dwelling
Rupert, Andrew
S70
23 71
lot ;o-8o Nineteen in street De
tween Pike and Eallroad
2-story brick dwelling
Sboenberger A Co (w) 1,030 00
lot 335-200 321 feet rear Pike to
Etna corners Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
lot 3-22 averaging 408 Etna to
river corners Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
improvements, machinery, eto
Schnner. Jr. G. (w)
lot 23-100 Penn avenne between
16 and 17
1-story brick shop No 1637
2 2-story brick dwellings
Teufel. Angnst (w) with notice to P
Smith
lot 10-100 Penn avenne between
16th nnd 17th
2-story brick dwelling No 1639
1-story brick shop
Unknown owner
lot 20-134 Crescent street
Williams, James.
lot 20 60 13.h street corner Pike
street
3-story brick dwelling No 35
23 20
16 80
163
53 91
ELEVENTH WARD 1891.
City, Sub-District School Taxes and Water
Rents. 1
ilgnew, Mary with notice to J P
Hnnter $ 14711
lot 32.9-CC6 6 Center avenue be
tween Overhill and Dinwiddle
2-story brick dwelling No 123
Black, Josenh or M A
lot 20 129 Webster avenue be
tween Roberts and Devllller
2-story brick dwelling No 299
Boswell, John
lot 4.9-100 Webster avenne corner
Perry street
Blythe, Mrs
lot 21-95 Erin street between
Wylie and Webster
2-story brick dwelling
Becker, George A
lot 20-100 Dinwiddle street be
tween Reed and Eoso
lot 97-53 to a point Rose street No
56
lot 22-63 Granville street be
tween Wylle and Enoch
2-story brick dwelling
Church. John Wesley M E Zion
lot 24-50 Arthur street between
Center and Wylle
2-story brick mansard dwelling
Crane, J Peter
lot 20 83 Roberts street between
Center and Eeed
2-story brick dwelling No 101
Church, African M E
lot 19 7-51.6 Overhill street cor
ner Rose street
2-story brick dwelling
Dougherty. Margaret A
lot 14.91-74 to a point Colwell st
between Lombard and Jumon
, vllle No 16
England. Maria
lot 48-156 Cliff street between
Cassett and Ledlle
2-story brick dwelling
2-story bilck stable
Xdmnndson. John F
lot 22.2-76 Wvlie avenue botween
Erin and Kirkpatrick
Eynon, Henry
lot 34-110 Sweeney alley between
Walter and Enoch
4 2-story brick dwellings court
Frazler. William E
lot 40-94 Center avenue between
Overhill and Dinwiddle
2-story brick dwelling
Fulton. Jane M
lot 185-97.5 24 feet rear Colwell
street between Wick and Lom
bard lot 20-4625 feet rear Colwell street
b tween Dinwiddle andJumon
ville lot 24-97 Colwell street between
Lombard and Wiok
Gray, Singleton or Nettle
lot 20-80 Arthur street Detween
Center and Wylle
2-story brick dwelling No 69
35 96
402
32 44
71 05
25 S3
9163
2141
832
84 91
963
24 70
121 23
15 83
S3 64
Garrison, John R.! 43 96
lot 26-144 Arthur street between
Center and Wylle
2-story brick dwelling No 58
Hartung, Frederick W 334 79
lot 40-94 Center street between
Overhill nnd Dinwiddle
2 2 story brick dwellings 104, 103
2-story brick stable
2-story brick dwelling
lot 20-93 Center avenue between
Roberts and Overhill
S-story brick dwelling 96
1-story brick slaughter house
Jones, William heirs 132 09
lot 60-75 Boberts street between
Center and Wylie
3 2-story brick dwellings Nos 31,
60,63
2 2-story frame dwellings
Keating, Josenh hel-s 93 77
lot 81.5-116 Roberts street between
Webster and Bedford
Mullen, Catherine 214 06
lot 20-100 MiRer street between
Reed and Clark
1-story brick dwelling
lot 20-97 Center avenue corner
Arthur street
1-story brick shop
2-story frame dwelling
lot 22.3-76 Center avenue be
tween Erin and Kirkpatriok
2-story brick dwelling
lot 20-97 Center avenue between
Arthur and Roberts
2-story frame dwelling
Meixner. Georze 32 66
lot 20-66 Clark street between
Overhill and Dinwiddle
2-story brick dwelling
Morgan, Mrs James 63 94
lot 26.3-81 Arthur street between
Wylie and Webster
3-story brick dwelling No 5
Miller, Z McD with notice to F C
Miller....'. 03 98
lot 20-96 Center avenuo between
Vine and Miller
2-story brick dwelling No 46
Meyers. Louisa or John 31 61
lot 20-100 Overhill street between
Reed and Eose
2-story brick dwelling No 37
Molloy, nenrv 37 43
lot 20-95 Covington street be
tween Beed and Colwell
2-story brick dwelling
McCord. Mrs James F 16 13
lot 19.6-24 27 feet rear Green
street corner Burmah alley
2-story brick dwelling
McCallnm, Edward . 116 03
Jot 40-75 Center avenue between
Erin anil Kirkpatrick
2-story brick dwelling 215
1-story brick dwelling 217
McDnnough, James 40 14
lot 22.3-33 Wvlie avenue between
Erin ana Kirkpatrick
2-story brick dwelling No 420
Norrls, Joseph 23 63
lot 15-44.6 Enoch street between
Granville and Dovtlliers
3-story brick dwelling No 57
O'Connor, Daniel 49 CO
lot 2183-123 Bedford avenue be
tween Cassett and Ledlle
3-story brick dwelling 323
Owens, Mrs Ella
lot 20-88 Roho its street between
Reed and Center
2-story brick dwelling No S3
Painter, John W with actio to
63 74
A nomas jaurpuy....M.
88
lot 30-93 Miller street Tomer plan'
No 13 and one-half 'No 14
Parson, William -
lot 27-35 Webster avenue corner
Arthnr street
Phelan. Rt Rev Bishop trnstee
lot 43-100 Overhill street between
Center and Eose
lot 20 100 Overhill street between
Center and Rose
Qulnn. James P
lot 30-74,Erin street to Shelby be
tween Webster and Bedford
two 2-story brick dwellings Nos
4 and 6 -one
2-story frame dwelling
Riddle. E P.(w)
lot Wylie and Granville
house
Stevenson, David
lot 12.6-123 Bedrord avenue be
tween Cassett and Ledlle
2-story brick dwelling No 213
Smith, Alexander with notice to
Eoss Holland
lot 34-48 Arthnr street between
Wylle and Webster
2 2-story brick dwellings Nos 8
and 10
Stottler, A M with notice to Gcor-o
E Moore
lot 40-93 Davis street Detween
Wylle and Webster
Sklllen, James Jr
lot 15-100 Shelby street between
n eosier ana liearoru
2-story frame dwelling
Taylor, Sidney J 8148
lot 40-49 Enoch street between
Granville and Devllllers
3-story brick factory
Whitney. Margaret jtm
lot 20-127 Weoster avenue be
tween Roberts and Devllllers
2 2-story brick dwellings
Westwatir, William 239 IB
lot 40-90 Firth avenue botween
Vine and Dinwiddle
23-story brick dwellings
3 2-story brick dwellings
Whitnev and King
. lot 18-41 Wylie avenuo corner
Roberts street
1-story frame Hhop x
Whale or Wells, Henry.
lot 2 H00 Wick street to Lombard
street No 39
2-story brick dwelling No 43
Wilson, Mrs Snsan T L
lot 20.35-127 Webster avenue be
tween Roberts and Devilllera
street
2-story brick dwelling
44 53
TWELFTH
WARD, FIRST
1891.
PRECINCT
CHy, Sub-DIs'rlct School Taxes and Wator
Rents.
Burns, Brldzet $
lot 20 averastini! 66 Jones avenue
J anl J plan No 580
2-story frame dwelling
Beck, Thomas
lot 24-100 Penn avenue between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty -fifth
streets
2-story brick dwelling
2 2-story brick dwellings
Cox, Jane
lot 21-73 Stockholm street J and
J plan 545
1-story dwelling
Carson, Iaac
lot 20-83 Jones avenue J and J
plan No 60-2
2-3tory frame dwelling
Gorman, Michael
14 43
5353
lot 20 averaging uz Jones avenue
to Tyrone J and J plan 603
Hatnsworth Steel Company, with
notice to James Hemphill and
Henry C Fownes receivers ond
Mary E Scheuley, W A Herron &
Sons, Agents 2,184 03
lot 4S0-120 Smallman street cor
ner Twenty-sixth and Twenty
seventh streets
iron clad building machinery
etc
frame office
King, Jane L.
lot 96-100 Penn avenue to Spring
alley between Twenty-first and
Twenty-second
6 2-story brick houses 2U2 to 2123
6 2-story brick houses
Kerwln.John -
lot 20-58 Jones avenue J and J
plan 653
2 2-story frame dwellings
Lapp, John
lot 30-60 Arch street between
Jones avenuo and ward line
Llddell, Eobert
523 13
1323
353
264 37
lot Z4-120 Hmaiiman street De
tween Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth
2-story briok dwelling
lt 29 averaging 45 Mulberry
tUleybetwcen TirnnrT thlrrtini, j T, ,
andxwenty-rouTth
2 2-story brick dwellings
Llddell, Maria
lot 24-120 Smallman street be
tween Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth
Hurry, Daniel
lot 42 averaging 27.5-43 reet rear
Jones avenue and Tower street
2-story frame dwelling.
Owens, Thomas..
lot 20-92 Stockholm street J and J
plan 234
Saranna, John ..
lot 30-60 Arch street J and J plan
312
Skolnps. Catherine .......
lot 24-100 Penn avenue corner
Twenty-fifth street
3-story brick store and dwelling
2-story brick dwelling
2-story brick dwelling
Wilson, John ,
lot 20-63 Jones avenue J and J
plan 631
2-story frame dwelling
3183
13 99
190 73
TWELTTH WARD, SECOND PRECINCT
1891.
City, Snb-Dlstrlct School Taxes and "Water
Rents.
Consolidated Gas Company 3 1,137 73
lot 120-120 Smallman street cor
ner Twenty-ninth street
Gas re tort eto
Cotter, Margaret .-. 3 O.
lot 20-89 Stockholm street J J
plan 313
2-story frame dwelling
Davis, H W, with notice to Samuel
Gllmore
H81
lot 60-92 in all Stockholm street
Jones and Jeremy plan Nos 245,
246 and of 247
1-story frame dwelling
improvements ,
Glaxey.Amella US S3
lot 16-130 Penn avenue between
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
streets
S-story brick store and dwell
ing
2 story brick store
Gutb, Joseph. ............. ......
lot 20 averaging 108 Stockholm
street J J plan 213
1-story frame house ,
Hodgeson, Eobert (wl............. .
lot Jones avenue J I J plan
frame building
Irwin, Georze (w) with notice to
James McNeil & Bro and Denny
estate
lot 24 120 Smallman street to
Spruce alley
frame building
McSwlzeen, Michael
lot 52-130 Penn avenne between
Thirtieth and Thirty-nrst
32-story brick houses Nos $017-49-51
Eauscb, William -jt
lot 20-92 Stockholm street J 4 J
plan 242
Stadelman, B (w) with notlco toE
O'H McKnight
lot 40-100 Penn avenue between
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Improvements Nos 2914, 2916
Williams, Louis (w)
, lot Kenny alley J J plan
house
THIRTEENTH WARD 1891.
883
3 63
City,
Sub-District School Taxes aad Water
Rents..
Allen, Arthnr 8
lot 2I-1C0 Mahon street Mahon
plan No 43
Acor, JIary A .-f.."..,....
lot 20-91 Vera Street C
plan No 51
2-story Irame dwelling
Alios Jacob C
lot 40-112 Webster iv
tween Granite and
corner of a 50 foot St.
Armstrons. A S
lot 24-100 J unllla street
Aelphern, 3 H
lot 20 averaging 73 '
street between W
Emmett No 66
lot 30 avemzlng 62 '
street No 67
lot 90-53 Wadsworth 1
Archer, Thomas (w)
lot 22-100 Elllcotc stre
2-story frame dwallic
1918
511
64 20
X
f
3
23 63
63 Sl
24 98
733
12 44
63 01
i
343
70S
1
493
359
389
9 94
4773 - 1
23119 Jf. J
V '"
373 I
4309 M
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