Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-29
LOCAL ITEMS, LIMITED.

Incidents of "A Day In Two Cities Condensed
for Ready Reading.
THE new Arch Street NJ. E. Church, Allie
gheny will be dedicated tomorrow.
THE members of the Y. NJ. O. A. of Etna
and Sharpsburg will 60 on steamboat excur-
sion on July2
BRANCH IS, new branch of the Catholic
Mutual Benefit Association, was organized yes
terday at st. Georges schoolhouse, Allentown.
JOHN scHAFFER, of Howe, Brown & Co.'s,
who had his eye badly injured some time ago
by piece of steel flying into it, had the optic
taken out yesterday
JAMES MONTGOMERY, an employe at Harbi-
overcome by the heat yesterday and he was
taken to his home on Nineteenth street in q
serious condition.
THE Fourth Presbyterian Church, Rev. w.
P. Shrom. D. D., pastor, will begin its open-air
services for the summer in Baum's Grove,
Roup station. on Sunday evening at O'CLOCK.
All are cordially invited.
THE Twenty-fourth ward school held pic.
mic at Ahquippa yesterday. The Twenty-ninth
ward will go to the same place on Monday,
while the children from the Twenty-eighth
ward will 90 to Rock Point
ABOUT 800 trainmen of the Panhandle Rail-
road are now being subjected to the regular
biennial examination. General Yardmaster
Henry is conducting the examination, which
will probably last two weeks
GEORGE TRENT1ER, employed at Singers
mill. West End, fell from a wagon yesterday
afternoon and suffered fracture Of the skull.
He was removed to his home on Main street,
where he lies in serious CONDITION.
AT the Pittsburg Universalist Church Rev.
w. S. Williams. pastor, Sixth avenue, over the
Pittsburg Gas Office, there will be morning
service only at lO:45 tomorrow. Subject:
what Universalists Believe About Heaven.
GENERAL MANAGER JOHNSTON, who Is now
making arrangements with several large con-
Germs in the East for space for their exhibits in
the Exposition Building in this city, will return
next Monday, and the allotment of spaces will
be commenced.
THOMAS A. GILLESPIE, the General Super.
intendent of the Philadelphia Company and
Mr.. II. M. Byllesbee, the Vice President of the
Westinghouse Electric Company. who have
both been on an extended trip in Europe will
return next Monday.
REV. JOHN SCHEIERMAN, of Tarentum
Pa, has been elected pastor of the German
Lutheran, Church, West End, to I'LL the
vacancy caused by the resignation of Rev. C.
"A. Hermann, who accepted call from his
WnKrNsBuRe people propose to have an
old-fashioned celebration on the Fourth. There
will be a free OK roast and lawn fete. The
Washington Infantry of this city, and the
Wellsburg Light Guards will be the guests Of
the Sheridan Rifles, and these organizations,
followed by citizens, will parade.
THE Committee on Corporations of City
Councils met yesterday afternoon to consider
an ordinance granting Rea & Co. the right to
lay switch track on Greenough street. It was
found that Lloyd & Co. objected owing to an
arrangement with Rea & Co. over a strip of
land, and no action was taken.
TIE Duquesne public school First ward, a
portion of whose building was occupied by
Father Sheedy's parochial school), last evening
gave creditable public reception, consisting
of vocal music, recitations, and an exhibit Of
school work embracing blackboard work, slate
work and manuscripts on history, physical
geography, physiology grammar, orthography,
practical arithmetic, analytic arithmetic and
drawing.