Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-28
HITLER AND THITHER.
Movements of Pif.sburgers and Others of
Wide Acquaintance.

Movements of Pit.sburgers and Others of
Wide Acquaintance.
Daniel K. Watson, of Columbus, At
torney General of Ohio, arrived in the city last
evening. He is here as the attorney in suit to
be entered against A. Northrop & Co. and Ras-
ner & Dinger. The firms are charged with in
fringing upon the patent OF Columbus in
yentor, who has papers out on steel inside
roofing or ceiling, which the Pittsburg firms
have been selling TO an advantage. In speaking
of the political situation in his state, General
Watson said there is not the least doubt but
that Foraker would succeed himself for another
term, The Republicans also expect to carry
the Legislature, which will insure the election
of Republican as United states Senator to
succeed Payne.
John II. Dalzell, the President of the
Pittsburg and Manchester Passenger Railway
Company, returned from Bedford Springs
yesterday where he has been with his family
since July 10. He said, that the company will
not build bridge across the Allegheny river.
because councils have refused them the right
for wharfs and abutments. The road is to
continue running horses for the present until
better arrangements can be made.
Frank Kohler, Secretary of the Peo-
pies Mutual Accident Association in this city,
left last evening for Denver, Col, to attend
the annual meeting of the Insurance commis-
%oCo
as the representative of all the accident in
surance associations in the United states. At
the meeting . uniform system OF application
blanks will be adopted.
Rev. Father N. J. o O'Reilly, of Altoona,
private secretary to Rt. Rev. Bishop ]. Tuigg.
was in town yesterday consulting with Bishop
Phelan on ecclesiastical business connected
with this diocese. Father O'Reilly Is lame,
having met with slight accident He says the
bishop is much improved in health, and he is
now out of danger again. His last attack al
most carried him of.
George E. McCague, general agent of
the Lake Shore; 8. P. Woodside, of the Erie;
W. L. Cromlesh, of the P. & W., and j. P. Orr,
of the Pennsylvania Company, left for Chicago
yesterday to be present at the meeting of the
Iron Committee of the Central Trafhc Associa,
tion to-day. The object Of the meeting is/s'
advance iron rates west
Permits for the erection of buildings
still go on in spiteS of the lateness 9'l tne
season. The following have taken out pfermits
W.T. Casey, $4,000. building on ST fierr.
street; Thomas Hackett, 300 store arfa s4iVt t
Standard Underground Gable, So'ooo On
Sixteenth street.
H. Samson, the undertaken, has gon e u
New York with William Thaw, Jr, ana Frank
Semple to receive the body OF Willitam inaw
,shicn Is a,nectao to arrive on the City of Paris
todav MI Samson will have chartye of the
funeraI arranCements The family OF the late
Mr.. Thaw arrived in the city last ey9 9ning from
Cresson-
ID. M. Campsey, of Claysfllle, ane
John Mcdowell, of Washington. offended tnt
meeting of the Washington Cornty woo
Growers Association at tho Seve4th Avenue
Hotel yesterday. There was nothil1g uone pe
yond the usual discussion about tH He conoltioi
of the trade and the outlook for thel iulure'
John Allison, of Fire Company NO. IL,
resigned yesterday after being on TT force Iol
16 years. He served part of the TING on NOS.
and L. and the last ten years on M II; Inc
boys are all sorry to have him leavS, n @ nas
moved his family to Jeanette, wherle ne goes
into the glass business. Il
Mrs. s. W. Wall, nee Miss iSadie A
Pack, formerly of this city. now of 4 acoma, II
visiting her sisters, Mrs. John Kalbt and MIS-
G. ]. Lightenheld, at the family residence, NO
q Vine street.
w. s. Guffey. resplendent ia new
fall suit, left last evening for Buffalo.t He vii
enand the next Is davs on hoard a vacIht, cruis
ing around the Thousand Isles, with az party o.
Buffalonians.
Miss Maggie Melliurer. of PAiladel
nb;a who has been snending her school vaca
t,or with her consins the Misses Bryldy o
oakland avenue. returned home yea 5erda,
morning.
&C. Beringer. three daughters and rand
daughter ha We arrived home from trip4 tns
Northwest, which DIR. Beringer states c& DIS
count the seaside resorts for pleasur@) ape
health. II
Maria c. McCord, daughter of r. j
P. McCord, of Carson street. has retur Pa t'
Denver. Col, to school. after a two nj aths
vacation which she spent at home. IL
Chairman VIII. Andrews, of the R>Spub
lican State Committee. passed through citl
eastward yesterday. He took breakfast ~ tns
Seventh Avenue Hotel. M
Colonel James Pickands, of Clevelahd
and ]. H. Chandler, Of Chicago, both of then
well known in the iron and steel business, fre
in the city. ~
Mrs. DIR. j. p. McCord, of Carsbr
street, accompanied by Miss Lilly Full er. leafe
for Fond du Lac. Wis, to-day for two weekS
stay. "a
President of Select Council II AIRY Ford
went to Philadelphia last night to csc ort home
his two daughters, who have been su mmering
there.
Louis Osmond, of the U nion Line, re-
turned yesterday from Chicago, wher he spent
his vacation enjoying the lake breezes.
Hon. A. S. Craig, member of Congress
from Brookville, this State, was in town yester-
day on political business.
Chief Bigelow, of the Department OF
Public Works, is expected to return home from
his vacation to-day.
&C. c. Mellor has returned from Buffalo,
where he has been attending the Microscopical
Society meetings.
A. E. W. Painter, with his family,
were passengers on the limited last night
from the East.
Rev. Fathers Smith, of Ebensburg, and
Graham, of Latrobe, were in the city yester-
day.
-G. A. Scull, editor of the Somerset
Democrat. was in town yesterday.
Miss Maggie Carenbauer, of Wheeling,
is visiting friends in this city.
Hon. B. f. Jones returned last evening
from CressoE Springs
QUARANTINE ESTABLISHED.