Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-09-29
HITLER AND THITHER,
Movements Of Pittsburgers and Others of
Wide Acqunintauce,

Senator Mat. Quay was a passenger
on the Chicago limited last night. He boarded
the train at Mt Joy, in company with Don
Cameron, who alighted at Harrisburg. Mr..
Quay was bound for Rochester Pa, where the
conductor had orders to stop in order to meet
the convenience of the illustrious gen.
tleman. When the train pulled in. the
search for the great little man,
with the result of ultimately locating him in
sleeping birth, and fast asleep, or presumably
SO. The discovery was made from the side of
the car, and the electric lights shining in
through the unblinded window showed up
Matthew's pale but determined features in good
relief against the dark background. A series
OF taps and sundry noises failed to rouse the
boss Republican from his dreams of Presden.
tai greatness. On the inside a stalwart
permit OF no one disturbing the
maker of Presidents. Thus for once he
eyaded his customary pleasant and confiden-
tial chat with the reporters 1t was learned,
however, that while in Philadelphia he had
been in close confabulation with an emissary
of Malone with regard to that Generals fight
in Virginia, and that the said emissary, when
departing, had extracted something of a more
tangible nature from the reticent Senator
than mere campaign promises
Alderman A. J. E. Means, of the Nine
teenth ward. leaves to-day for Woodbury., N
J., where he will sell horses and other personal
property belonging to c. c. Aughinbaugh, the
proprietor of the hotel at the East End stock
yards Alderman Means is the assignee for
Mr.. Aughinbaugh, and is settling up the prop
erty as rapidly as possible. He will be away
about four days.
The following-named gentlemen, who
are Past Grand Commanders of Pennsylvania,
will attend at the forthcoming Triennial Con.
claye, at Washington on October Z, in their ca
pacity as officers of the Knights Templar Tri-
ennial Conclave: ID. w. q. Carroll, c. W.
Bachelor, Sec. s. Smith and Colonel Samuel
T. Dick, of Meadvllle, Pa.
Secretary n. Z. Dorente and Agent NJ.
]. Dean, of the Ant-Cruelty Society, will to-
day go to GreensDurg and thence to Indiana,
where they will investigate reported charges of
cruelty TO aged persons.
james G. Montgomery, W. E. Newlin,
R. NJ. Brown, W. S. Ashworth, R. d. Totten
and James D. Murray were admitted to prac-
tice in the courts yesterday. The latter is
from Baltimore, Md.
Judge W. S. kirkpatrick, Attorney
General of Pennsylvania, is stopping at the
Anderson. General Hastings will arrive on
Monday, for which day room has been en-
gagged for him.
Captain Christopher Bush, of Louis
vile, an old river man, is visiting friends in
this city. He has been a steamboat owner for
many years, and is conducting boat store in
Louisville.
-Messrs. Edwards Aguire and Melchor
Bustamante, of Buenos Ayres, who are engaged
on a tour Of investigation of American rail-
roads, are registered at the Monongahela
House.
-Herm. Meyer, of Kienznach, Germany,
who is interested in the wine trade, is staying
at the Duquesne.
Captain John R. Johnston has gone to
Cincinnati for visit Of five or six days.
Mr.. George Howe and family returned
home yesterday from Europe.
Robert F. Borckman, of Bradford, is q
guest at the Anderson.