Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-20
IHE sTRoLLERlS STORIES.



Odd Opinions and Quaint Observations From
Curb aud Corridor.
PATHER q pretty story is told Of two lady
members Of one Of the prominent theatri
cal companies that played in this city last
| week. Both are beautiful and charming
/ women and talented IN their profession. Al.
though. they travelled and played together day
| In and day out, for some reason they did not
\ speak to one another of the STAGE They put
| up at different hotels. At the matinee one Of
the ladies tainted upon the stage The moment
the curtain was rung down, the other rushed to
her prostrate sister and covered her face with
kisses. There was quick revival and a
| complete reconciliation at the same time.
Many persons in the audience wondered why
the lady who had tainted was so soon able
to continue the performance. Perhaps the
kisses had great deal to do with it That
afternoon when the play was ended one Of the
ladies called upon the other at her hotel, and
there was public kissing scene in the dining
room.
| THERE hang in the sitting room of the
Americus Club number Of large portraits
OF prominent Republicans Of this country.
All who see them remark upon the excellence
of the licensees. They are either costly en-
cravings or well-executed crayons ana they
reveal the good judgment and taste of the gen.
tlemen who purchased or presented them to
the club. There is 3 full length engraving Of
the grave Lincoln, but the others are busts-
Grant. Blaine, Conkling, Quay. Harrison, For
aKer, Garfield and Beaver The portraits Of
ConkIing and Blaine. which hang directly Op-
posite on the walls, are particularly notable for
their faithfnlness to the faces Of the great
originals.
OsMUN LATRoBE and r. Brent Keyser are
two gentlemen OF Baltimore, who are stop
ping for few days at the Hotel Duquesne.
They are apparently gentlemen Of leisure. Mr..
Latrohe is brother to the Mayor Of Baltimore.
He is tall, inely-built man, with good face
and full brown beard. He says that the visit
to Pittsburg is only Tor sightseeing. that he is
not actively engaged in any business, and has
no business interests in view here, The two
Baltimoreans made similar visit to Philadel-
phia, where they remained for nearly week.
They will to-day or tomorrow depart for home.
AS matter of fact, the object Of their visit is
mystery.
at THERE'S nice little pile of money" one Of
the clerks In Collector Warmcasrle's
oti1ce said to the Stroller yesterday afternoon.
1t was o'clock, aud two gentlemen were Just
about to depart with the days collections for
the Second National Bank. Captain Chamber
lain, the cashier, took up q package which
looked as If it might be brick wrapped around
with heavy yellow paper. 1t was package of
Young man. who is SON of Alderman TesIie of
the Seventeenth ward. took upder his arm a
small but heavy bag of coin. The two men left
the office toOether and stennad off hriakIv for
the hapk .STbav nav. eIs m +ho-o a. AZ ,,.h,
clerIr said sSrhatia nfcs huDch ~ -,o,,.-,
but IL q not a Iarca eeIIsotion 1o, ona Oas' a.,
Along in NAV we sometimes take in 500 OOO IN
cash. That Would be n nice lick for some bold
highvaymau. but they had bettar not tackle
those lads. Thev carry double- action revoIvera
ready at hand in their coat poeketa.n The men
certainly looked like courageous fellows able
to take care Of themselves. Some days they 60
to the Second National and some days to the
stitut1ons are designated by the Governments
as Federal repositories. The money does not
ne ne mere long: sis drawn out through drafts
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