Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-05-25
NOTES AND NOTIONS.
Many Matters Of Much and Little AIomen
Tersely Treated.

uAAuS AAe~@soAD " AAuCu AuU lALLt9 MAolu8u
Tersely Treated.
BOTH branches of Councils meet on Monday
HITS, II to against them; and yet the,
wont
SOHO streets pond is doing business at thu
same old stand t
YESTERDAY closed the appeals from tn.
Mercantile Appraisers list.
THE Allegheny club needs q substitute
pitcher instead of growler.
THE rosebud may yet be the froze bud unless
we get more settled temperature.
AID ERMAN CASSIDY fined William Carson
SIS yesterday for violating the fish laws.
THE Water Assessors books will be in the
City Treasurer's hands by next Saturday.
HARRYi HOFFMAN and Mary Collins were
fined SO and costs for cruelty to children.
A BABE belonging to the family Of French
immigrant, died at the Union station yester.
day.
A FEW of the mines along the Monongahela
river are preparing to resume operations next
week.
THE Committee on surveys meet this after
| dinances.
JACOB WELD1N, of Allegheny. fell of q
wagon on Butler street. cutting an ugly cash in
| his head.
THE Board of Viewers yesterday held final
| meetings on the opening, Of Auburn and
| Meadow streets.
THOMAS KENNEDY had his right foot horri-
| bly, burned with hot metal at the Edgar Thom-
| son yesterday.
THE Bessemer department of Shoenberger &
Co.'S mill, which has been shut down for re-
| pairs Tor week, was started last night
SOME one slipped into John Kesenburg's
ofrr rof0r nr1( lse%
was outside, and stole s2l in paper money
Sol ScHoYER, JR., and his wife started for
Europe last evening. They were accompanied
| as tar as New York by W. A. Schoyer, ESQ.
A SMALL dancing party was given last
| evening BY Mr.. VIII Mudie at the residence of
his aunt, Mrs, Harriet Gilmore of Sewickley
ARTHUR SULLIVAN, who was charged be-
fore Magistrate McKenna with horse stealing
and misdemeanor, was held for court yester-
day.
THAT was wet rain last evening. It ''sort
o. sneaked up under the umbrell," as old Uncle
ParsniP would say, IAN made feller feel disa-
greeable like"
WILLIAM RYAN and William Mccoy, who
were charged with prize fighting by Inspector
McAleese, were discharged by Magistrate
Gripp yesterday.
The strike at the Solar Iron Works is still in
progress, but some of the departments are
being operated. A meeting of the strikers will
be held to-day.
If Pittsburg keeps on getting such dread
fully large doses of dampness (externally, of
course), there will be rising demand for good,
high baptismal boots.
WHEN the Butler cable cars stopped run
ming last night the men began to splice the
cable. 1t is so badly worn that It will be re-
placed In the near future.
THE farmer listens to the patter and says:
''Its great CROWN weather." while the victim
Of rheumatism echoes aud corroborates the
sentiment-"Yes, great groan weatherP'
THE Lake Erie and Allegheny Valley roads
will put the tourist tickets to Lake Chautauqua
on sale May 20. The tickets to Niagara Falls
and Buffalo will be sold from June so.
T. EDWARD MURPHY will deliver an address
tomorrow afternoon, at 2:80 on the amend
ment at Silver Lake Grove East End. The
Jubilee Quartet will furnish the music.
A LARGE meeting Of strikers was held at
Duquesne yesterday, but nothing definite was
done, There is no indication Of trouble. Five
heats were run and almost 100 rails were made.
STANDIsH MONTGOMERY, the well-known
police telephone operator, telegraphed from
Washington last night that he would return
home from business trip to the Capital to-
day.
HALF MILLION spent for little difference
as to the definition of that wee word '.hbrous"
in the incandescent patent litigation; and yet
some people get rich without ever looking into
a dictionary!
MRS. MARY BYERs, living on the hillside at
Twenty-eighth street. was foolish enough to
give q fellow s. of q forfeit that he would fur
nish her with S45 gold watch in week. She
Is out the i've.
ANDREW McGLUMPHY is charged with |
felonious assault and battery by Mrs Mary
Jefreys, of Hemlock alley, before Alderman |
Porter. She says the defendant struck her on |
the head with poker.
The old ferryman might have mistaken the |
foot of Fifth avenue hill in Soho for the River |
Sticks when last evenings storm fairly got |
even seemed to be afloat
W. A. MCCONNELL addressed Constitu- |
tional amendment meeting, at Ames Church. |
last night. On Sunday afternoon he will speak |
in the Moorhead building, and In the evening at |
Glenwood Temperance Hail.
MASTER WORKMAN Ross, of D. A. 8 K Of |
L., addressed meeting of l. A. 96S7, mixed |
local at Blairsville. last evening. There Is no
trouble in that section, but the members want
ed to meet their Master Workman.
THE Comn,oner and Glass Worker will be |
the starting Of the tank furnace at Jeanette. |
The paper will be illustrated by a number of |
superb cuts showing how the work Is done.
LEE MASON was arrested on the Southside
by Officer Kelly on a warrant charging him
with being suspicious character. Mason has
been acting in suspicious manner and loiter-
ing around planning mill, the owners Of which
caused his arrest.
REV. DR.. FELTON, will preach in Christ
tr0I-- ut,
and Spiritual Man." and in the evening on
1.-THE Natural and Carnal Man" He is partic-
ularly anxious to have all members of his con-
gregation hear both of these sermons.
THEIpupils of the Twenty-eighth ward school
will give an entertainment in Salisbury Hall
on the night of Saturday, June q, the proceeds
for the benefit of the Southside Hospital A
flower chorus" something new, arranged by
the teachers.
GEORGE, alias Dad, Schwebel was held in
$500 bail for trial at court by Deputy Mayor
of Allegheny. yesterday on charge
Of felonious shooting. He is accused of firing
two shots at James Smith, of Ohio township,
one Of which struck the daughter Of Mr..
Smith on the arm. inficting flesh wound.
THE new Universalist Church, Rev. W. 8.
Williams pastor, holds its services IN U. v.
L. Hail. on Sixth avenue, between Grant and
Smithfield, over the Pittsburg Gas office. The
morning service will be at l0:45; subject. what
Universalists Believe About God" Evening
service at 7S0; subject, who Are You?"
SOMETHING suddenly jostled an Adams Ex-
press wagon so violently yesterday afternoon,
as it stood in front of the express office on
Fifth avenue, that the horse was jerked back
ward several inches. It turned out to be the
efforts OF giant turtle to escape from within,
The turtle covered the whole floor Of the
wagon.
COMMITTEES from ten Of the lodges in the
Northside jurisdiction of the l. o. o. F. met at