Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-04-21
LOCAL ITEMS, LIMITED.
Incidents of n Day in Two Cities Condense,
for Ready Reading.

Incidents of a Day in Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.
THE Y. M. G. A. grounds opposite Recrea-
tion Park, will be opened Maya
BOTH branches of City Councils will hold a
special meeting Monday afternoon.
THE River Boiler Inspectors examined the
boilers Of the Germania yesterday. The boat
is a Brownsville packet.
THE Board of Awards were to have met yes
terday, but did not get quorum. The meet
ing will be held Monday.
GEORGE A. KELLY went to New York last
night to bring home his wife and daughter,
who are visiting at that place.
MAN named John Nilsson, while passing
along Sarah street yesterday afternoon, was
attacked and bitten by ferocious dog.
THE McKeesport and Bellevernon road is
being pushed lively. The bridge over Horner
Roberts boatyard, at Elizabeth, is finished
JOHN PATTIsoN had his foot crushed at the
Black Diamond Steelworks yesterday by an
ingot falling upon it. DR.. Patterson attended
him.
CHARLES WEISS, an employe at the Union
Iron Foundry. Preble avenue, Allegheny, fell
from scaffolding yesterday morning and sus-
tanned a broken arm.
= REV. M. LITTELL will address Constitu-
tional amendment meeting Monday evening,
in the Centenary Church, at Wylie avenue
and Kirkpatrick street.
A SYEAR-oLD child of E. s. Kennedy, of
the Twenty ty-eighth ward, fell from a second
story window yesterday afternoon and sus-
tanned serious injury about the head.
Miss ELLA A.SNYDER, a daughter of Officer
Jacob Snyder, one of the oldest policemen on
the Allegheny force. will be married next
Tuesday morning to VIM. J. Wagner.
GEORGE MCINTYRE, employed at the Lucy
furnace, was very severely burned last night by
a splash of metal. His face and arms were the
parts burned, and were SO injured that it may
result fatally.
SUSIE STANTON, a juvenile roller skater of
Manchester, sustaine ed severe scalp wound
yesterday by falling with great force to the
pavement while skating on Beaver avenue. DR.
Riggs attended her.
WORK will be commenced Monday tearing
down the Shadyside Presbyterian church. The
contract for the auditorium calls for its COM
pletion one year from the 1st of next May, and
the chapel the March following.
A MOVEMENT has been started in the West
End to organize literary and debating club in
that locality. Quite number of young men
are now interested in the object and it is prob
able the scheme will be consummated this
week.
JOSEPH McCLUsKEY and Thomas Smith
were placed in Jail yesterday on charge of
very ugly assault and battery upon Gertrude
Tettlebach. The defendants were committed
to Jail in default of $500 bail each for hearing
next Saturday.
MOSES CARPENTER, employed at the Black
Diamond Steelworks was accidentally struck
in the abdomen yesterday with the handle of a.
crane. He sustained internal injuries which
are serious. Carpenter lives on Smallman street
near Thirtieth street.
A NICE musical and eloeutionary entertain
al &,I,a II,
Avenue NJ. E. Church Tuesday evening Prof
Byron w. King will give the elocution, and the
music will come from large and excellent
choir under the direction of r. s. Robb.
THE eighth of the series of union temperance
meetings will be held in the Grand Opera
House this evening" commencing at 8:l5 o'clock.
John w. Moreland, Esq, will conduct the
meeting and deliver the opening address. Prof.
Walter I. Mills, of Chicago. will deliver the
principal address.
JOHN LALEY was arrested last night by Off
Ger Maxwell on charge of aggravated assault
and battery, lodged against him by Larry
Weeks before Magistrate Gripp. The suit was
the result of general fight about two weeks
ago on Grant street. Laley was locked up in
Central station for hearing.
A MAN and woman went to the Hotel
Rhodes, in Allegheny, last evening, and regis
tered as William Gore and wife, About IL
o'clock there was disturbance in the room
and it was found they had brought liquor with
them and become intoxicated. An officer was
called and both were arrested.
A CONSTITUTIONAL amendment injecting
will be held at North Avenue NJ. E. Church.
Allegheny, Tuesday evening, under the aus
pices of Allegheny Division OF the Sons of
Temperance. Representatives of the order
from different parts of the State, both ladies
and gentlemen, will address the meeting.
THE following national airs will be sung in
the Allegheny Parks, on April go on the occa-
sion of the Washington inaugural;centennial:
hal u. SoI1m3la a dne s p star . SRangled Ban
of Freedom" and America" Six thousand
children will sing, led by Professors Rinehart,
Martin and Slack.