Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-22
HITLER AND THITHER.
Movements of Pitfsburgers and Others of
Wide Acquaintance.

movements OIL fIttBDuf&eT9 uu0 OtueEB oI
Wide Acquaintance.
Agent Samuel O'Brien, of the Humane
Society, returned yesterday from Buffalo. He
visited that city to see the Hinkley horse am
bulance, which is in use there. The ambulance
is the construction of DIR. Nelson p. Hinkley,
of Buffalo. 1t is in use by the Humane Socie-
ties in Cleveland, Toledo and some other cities.
1t is designed for the conveyance of sick or in
jured horses or mules. 1t is a large affair, with
lifting apparatus. Its weight Is not over $500
pounds, and its cost about $1,000. Agent
O'Brien says he is determined to have one for
Pittsburg and as soon as the Humane Society
indorse his recommendation, he will solicit
subscriptions for the purpose of buying one of
the ambulances.
Anthony j. Thomas, of New York,
Vice President of the Pittsburg and Western
Railroad. was registered at the Anderson last
night His appearance in this city just during
the talk about the deal Of the Pittsburg and
Western with Carnegie and other Pittsburgers
interested with him has, at least, set some
tongues to wagging as to the meaning of the
Vice Presidents visit. Time will probably
tell.
Chief Kirschler and Detective John
Murphy, OF Allegheny, last evening returned
from Confluence. where they have been enjoy
ing a weeks sport with the Union Fishing
Club. About 50 members of the club were at
Confluence, and nearly all came home last
night.
AN application for charter was fled
yesterday for the Thirteenth U. P. Church of
Pittsburg. The trustees of the church are
Alex Block, James R. Davidson, James w.
Gilmore, John Mcbride, Kraft Booth and VIM.
Smith.
Miss Mabel Owens, OF Bloomington, ILL.,,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Irwin. of Beaver ave-
nue., Allegheny. She will return to her West
ern home about September !, after an absence
of one year In the East.
Mayor Pearson and wife, of ALLEGHENY,
will go to Wellington for the remainder of the
week. The Mayor will carry his trusty rifle,
and expects to introduce himself to few
squirrels.
Mrs. Philip Hoerr, of the Southside,
the wife of Assistant Assessor Hoerr has re-
turned from Ohio Pyle Falls. where she had
been for six weeks.
DIR. McCready, of Penn avenue, will go
to Putin-Bay today for few weeks, returning
with his family, who have been there for the
last two months.
]. F. Madden, fireman of Engine Com
pany No. II, and William Foley, of the West
End. have gone on an extended trip through
the Bast.
John Maloney, of Lawrenceville, was
married to Miss Maggie Fitzgerald last night
in st. Mary's Church, Forty-fourth street.
-Superintendent A. P. Kirkland, of the
morning after an absence of three days.
Treasurer w. r. Thompson, of the
Pittsburg Relief Committee, states that minor
bills are still being presented to him.
e. B. Wall, Superintendent of Main
tenance of Way of the Panhandle road, is at
the Anderson.
james E. Brown, of South Hiland ave
nue.. has gone to Chautauqua for brief stay
DR. Dona1dson of Penn avenue has
gone to Washington, d. C., for two weeks.
Joseph B. Bruner. business man of
Philadelphia, is at the Seventh Avenue.
William Orr, a retired merchant of
Marquette. Mich, is at the Anderson.
Rev. Father Hays, of New York, is
visiting friends in this city.
&C. M. Dillon, of Meriden, Conn, Is at
the Seventh Avenue.
ID. e. Hill, an iron man Of Akron. is in
the city