Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-26
HITLER AND THITHER,
Movements of Pifrsburecrs and Others of
Wide Acquaintance.

Ot1erE
Wide Acquaintance.
B. L. Brady was released from the
Riverside Penitentiary on pardon from Gov.
ernor Beaver yesterday. Brady was convicted
on charge of false pretense in the Venango
County Court. and sentenced to Is months i'm
prisonment. He had served eight months of
his term.
President Weihe, of the Amalgamated
Association of Iron and Steel Workers, has left
for ten days trip to the West He will ro to
Bellaire to try to settle the trouble at the Bell.
aire Steel Works where the members of the
Association struck against three nen-union
men.
1t was reported around labor headouar-
ters last evening that Mr.. Wright, of the
Knights of Labor General Executive Board,
would arrive in the city to-day to investigate
the musical muddle between the Great West.
ern Band and the Knights of Labor.
Charles Fayes, distinguished French
scholar, who lives at 1915 Carson street, is en-
gagged in the work of teaching his own language
and some others to private students He comes
to Pittsburg well equipped, having been a
French barrister and traveller.
Building permits were issued yesterday
to Joseph Hufnagle for Sl2, 900 store building
of four stories. on Butler street, between For
ty-ffth and Forty-slxth streets, and to Dr. C.
Spohr, for a two-story brick dwelling on
Hiland avenue to cost $1,000.
The japanese Embassy passed through
the city yesterday en- route for Washington.
The party consisted of 20 people, including
servants Some of the legation strolled up
and down the Union depot for the Is minutes
they remained here.
Charles Lewis was elected Colonel of
FircfP Pon inf of E,icr
ing last night. He succeeds Colonel John
Rowand, who was made Grand Commander
some time ago.
The mother of John j. Davis, the As
sistant City Controller, is lying dangerously Ill
with an affection OF the heart at her home, on
the Southside. The lady is 20 years old.
Ensign Joseph 81. Rohrbacher, son of
Paul Rohrbacher, of Sewickley, will accom-.
pany DR.. Holland on his scientific expedition
to South Africa
George j. Fisher, welI-known citizen
of the Third ward of Allegheny, celebrated his
iftieth birthday last night at his home, II Sec
ond street.
&C. Barchfeld, of Cedar Avenue, ALLIE
gheny, President of the German Fire Insur.
weeks.
Charles E. Clark, Robert D. Totteu.
Walter s. Ashworth and Frank K. McCance
were to-day admitted to the Allegheny County
Bar. -.
Secretary James Petrie, Of the Steam
boat Officers Association has Just returned
from short visit with friends in Beaver county.
John McLain, of Claysville, Pa, tran
scribing clerk in the Pennsylvania Legislature,
is stopping at the Seventh Avenue Hotel.
Il. Henry Smythe and Miss Alice Cary
Smythe while making grand tour" are So
journing by the way at the Anderson.
C. B. Wilkenson, of Port Henry, NY,
extensively connected with the iron industry
is registered at the Duquesne.
Mrs. Henry Leurins, of q niontown, nee
Miss Hetty Lowenthal. of this city, is visiting
her parents, on Locust street.
John Dewitt, of New York, the we'll
known musician and song writer and composer,
is guest at the Duquesne.
George Fairbanks, of the great scale
manufacturing firm of the name In Chicago is
staying at the Duquesne.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. 1. Dixon, of Phila-
delphia. are guests at the Duquesne.
g. 7. Bradon, of Oil City, is staying at
the Monongahela.
&C. h. Link, Of Philadelphia, is staying
at the Anderson.