Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-16
HITLER AND THITHER.
Movements of Pitrsburgers nnd Others of
Wide Acquaintance.

Congressman J. W. Ray, of Greene
countywas in the city yesterday consulting
| with Internal Revenue Collector Sam. Warm
castle about the appointments in his district.
1t was decided to make ]. P. Reinhart of
Waynesburg. a deputy collector. Mr.. Ray
said some other names had been discussed for
other positions, but as they have not been de-
cided on, he declined to give them. About 80
per cent of the gaugers and storekeepers will
be Topped of at the first blow The Others will
be retained for a time TO instruct the green
hands. Many of the fourth class postmasters
in his district, Mr.. Ray said, had been changed.
He is inclined to believe that Greene county
will support Major Montooth for Governor, be-
cause he is a neighbor.
Rev. P. s. Mesny, rector of Trinity
Hall. Little Washington, was in Pittsburg yes
terday. He has just returned from q trip to
Europe. where he wandered around in college
and university towns, imbibing Anglican ideas
in regard to the proper culture of budding in
tellects, which will be applied to the conduct Of
Trinity Hall. Mr.. Mesny is quite enthusiastic
over the prospects of his college for young men,
which is situated on an elevation near Wash
ington, with charming air and surroundings
Bishop Whitehead and a party of ladies from
Pittsburg were visitors at Trinity Hall last
Wednesday, and met with pleasant reception.
-Landon Smith, of the New York World,
and Brainard Rorison, of indianapolis. are at
the Anderson Hotel Two interesting nieces
of Mr.. Rolison. Misses Carrie and Mollie Rich
ards. were lost during the Johnstown disaster.
Mr.. Rorison went there and recovered the
bodies He now has a perfect horror Of the
place, and always travels through the town at
night
Miss Blanche Logan, of the PEBBLES
School. returned from Paris yesterday. The
other teachers who went on the European ex-
England and Scotland, and will not be here for
a week or two. Prof. ]. X. Bane and the squad
of excursionists that he is ehaperoning are ex-
pected to arrive in town about August 20
On Monday evening the Rev. L. Morgan
Wood, M. A, son of the Rev. E. NJ Wood, d.
D., of Pittsburg. and Miss Ella Marie Emble-
ton, of Chicago, ILL.,, were united in marriage at
the home of the bride. The groom is pastor of
Pleasant Street Church. Salem, N. H., for
which place the happy couple started immedi-
ately after their marriage.
DR. and Mrs. w. F. Edmundson were
called home suddenly from Virginia last Mon
day by the illness of Mrs. Edmundson's father,
who has the typhoid fever. The Doctor is bad
ly overworked, and intended to spend a month
on his fathers plantation. They had been away
about ten days when they were called home
Miss Carrie Rodgers, of Johnstown,
died at Mercy Hospital yesterday after a
lingering illness The young lady lived on the
hill, and was badly frightened by the terrible
disaster. She was taken i'll soon after and
never recovered
Inspector McAleese started for Valiant,
Mercer county, yesterday to bring home his
wife and family, who are visiting there, but
was delayed by a wreck on the Lake Erie road
at Charters, and decided to postpone his trip
until to-day.
Henry G. Ayres yesterday took out a
permit for the erection of 2]x-story brick and
frame residence on Walnut street. between
Hiland avenue and College street. Twentieth
ward. The building will cost s., 500.
j. Elmer Salisbury, Southside artist
has executed a painting of a Roman stone
stairway that is said to possess uudoubted
merit. Mr.. Salisbury spent three years in
Europe under the best teachers.
Jacob Mohn, a brother of the we'll
known steam laundry man, starts for Baltimore
to-day with his family. He will spend several
weeks in that city and vicinity.
"A. E. Hufnagle, a clerk at station B
postofice, Lawrenceville, will 60 to Atlantic
City next week. He will be accompanied by
his sister Maggie.
John P. Reardon, the leader of the or
cbestra in st. Augustine's Young Mems Liter
airy Society. is taking vacation in Buffalo and
Oil City.
DIR. RiYehart, the young dentist, of
Main street, LaTrenceville. will leave the CITY
deiphia.
Miss Mary Girard, of the Eighteenth
ward, and her sister Tillie, left for Butler YES
terday, where they will summer among rela-
tives.
Howard D. Potts, of Harrisburg. and
Mrs. James Allen, of New Haven, are among
the guests at the Seventh Avenue Hotel.
j. j. McCaffrey and james Wallace.
prominent members of the Randall Club are
stopping at Atlantic City.
Mrs. Tillie Zuillen, the defendant in
the baby farming case, is lying dangerously i'll
at Mansfield Valley.
Miss Belle Todd will leave for Point
Marion to-day. where she will spend few
weeks among friends.
e. J. Landor, of Canton, and Mrs. DIR.
J. w. Ely, of Wayuesburg, are stopping at the
John A. Duncan, of Thirteenth street
and Penn avenue, leaves to-day for trip east
ward.
H. p Ecker, the well-known pianist.
has returned from his vacation, passed at At
lantic City.
Prof. James c. Williams, President of
Curry University, has returned from PhiladeI-
phia.
j. W. Walker. of the shifler Bridge
Company, has gone East for few days.
Judge McKennan, of the United States
Circuit Court, went Eastlast evening.
H. W. Hartman, OF Beaver Falls, was
in the city yesterday.
-Jesse Lippincott left for New York.
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