Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-08
LOCAL ITEMS, LIMITED.
Incidents of a Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.


for Ready Reading.
ABAsEBALL game will be played this after.
| noon at East End Ball Park between a nine
composed of Republicans of the Fifteenth
ward against a nine of Democrats from the
| same ward Samuel Wainwright will captain
| the Republican club. ana his brother Edward
| the Democrats. Eddie Martin. city messenger,
will do the pitching for the Republican club.
| and Edward DeLassuss, Of Chief Brown
Office. will umpire the game.
BARRY B. SToNER. one of the employees of
| the Bauder Detective Agency. says he is not
| only entirely innocent of the ch arge of black
mail, but that he was engaged only in serving
legal papers etc.. in legal way. for the agency:
He thinks his previous good character should
| secure for him a suspension of public judgment
until Mondays hearing, when he hopes more
| fully to establish his innocence.
AS counsel in the case of the Mexican Ore
Company VS. the Mexican Guadaloupe Mining
Company were unable to agree on a form of
decree for preliminary injunction and settle
argued before Judge McKennan yesterday. and
Francis N. Holbrook, of Ell Paso, Tex, has
been appointed manager of the mines pending
the settlement
A TELEGRAM was received by the police Off
cials yesterday from the Excelsior Electric
Company. of New York. for information con-
cerning Noel B. Emery. an agent of that com.
pany, who, it had been reported to them. bad
been stricken with apoplexy In this city. The
police have no knowledge of the case.
MARGARET BAIRD. aged 76 years, sister OF
Samuel Baird, who died in 1881, petitions the
Orphans Court to compel Executor J. A. Max
well to allow her money for support from her
brothers estate, as per his will, and to exact a
bond from Maxwell or remove him.
BATTERY B will leave this evening via the
Pennsylvania Railroad for Mt. Gretna for the
annual encampment. Lieutenant George
Sheppard will be in command, and viii take 75
men. The battery will form on New Grant
street at o'clock.
THE destitution of A. G. West, of Johns.
town. is being investigated by the Relief Com
mittee. W. r. Thompson said in regard to the
NATTER that, If MIR. West had applied for aid,
instead of rushing into print, he would have re-
ceived it.
CHARLES BREILING and Catherine NageI,
formerly Breiling. had been man and wife, but
were divorced. They owned jointly property
in the First ward, from which Breiling has
been receiving the revenue, and partition is
asked.
HENRY REED, who was brutally assaulted at
Clinton, last Saturday, is said to be at deaths
door. r. 81. Wilson, the elder of the assailants,
has been arrested and is held in 81 600 bail; but
the younger Wilson has NOT been caught.
BECAUSE John Dewitt undertook to escort
the H-year-old niece of Henry Levison through
the parks and out the electric road, while stop
ping over with her uncle, en- route from CORY
TO Chicago, Mayor Pearson fined John So
SAMUEL MCMILLEN will have a hearing this
evening before Alderman Rodgers on a charge
of malicious mischief. 1t is alleged that he
broke a SO plate glass window in Lewis
Ourin's store on Main street, West End.
The CASE of Frank K. Gillette, who is
charged by d. NJ. Sayler before Alderman
Lohrman with obtaining money under false
pretense, has been continued until next
Wednesday evening.
MAGISTRATE GRIP committed Martin Con-
nors to jail yesterday for a hearing to-day on a
charge of aggravated assault and battery with
bottle upon Catherine Cordell.
BIRDIE YosT sued Jennie and Gertie Pierce
and Kate Tooms yesterday for assault and
battery. The girls are IA years of age and the
suit is the result of dispute.
By special request Of the patrons of Harris
Theater. Manager Dean has concluded to put
on His Natural Life" Friday and Saturday
this week.
TwxNTY-EIGHT boys and girls from the
Chippewa tribe in Michigan passed through the
city last night. bound for the Indian school at
Carlisle.
THE Pittsburg and Westerns excursion to
Chicago to-day promises to be large one.
A CHARTER was granted yesterday to the
Allegheny Turner'S Association.
THE Homeopathic Hospital is in need of old
muslin and linen.