Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-10-01
PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO.


| Caesar A. Cuppia, of New York CITY,
| arrived at the Duquesne last evening He is
| here in the interests of Ludwig, Redlich &
| Co., silversmiths, of New fork, and is paying
| his first visit to Pittsburg. Mr.. Cuppia is the
| owner OF several race horses and charm.
| ing residence at Pelham Manor, near New
| Rochelle, where he entertained several
| Pittsburgers very~lately. The Lambs New
| York and New York Boat Club claim him as
| one OF their finest members. He mentioned
| to a friend last night that Pittsburg had
| been miSrepreSented to him, for he finds the
| Iron City full of life and its people full OF
| business.
| Master Mechanic Bush, of the Pittsbure,
| Chicago, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad,
Columbus division, passed through the city
| last night bound for New York on pleasure
| trip. He said that the Pennsylvania Com
| pany could equal the feat of the Philadel-
| Dhia and Reading Company in making fast
| time at any time they desired, as they had
| the rolling stock and machinery to do it
with, but it was not necessary at present,
| and they did not propose to do so until it
! was.
James Houghteling, of Chicago, Presi-
| dent of the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew, of
the Episcopal Church, lectured in Trinity
| Church on the "Aims and objects of the
Order" The annual convention of the
order will be held in st. Louis from October
q to 25. Mr.. Houghteling left yesterday for
Youngstown.
Quite gay crowd assembled at the Union
depot to bid goodby to the following young
ladies: Miss Jeanette Childs, Miss Margaret
Brooke and Miss ChriSty, all daughters of
prominent Pittsburgers, who left for Farm
ington, Conn.,, to attend the celebrated semi
nary there
Colonel w. w. Greenland went east last
night. He will join the Governor at Potts
vile. The Governor is to attend the Unveil-
ing of the Soldiers Monument at that place,
and also present to the survivors of the first
defenders in the late unpleasantness the
medals authorized by the Legislature.
Ensign McKelvey, of the United States
Navy, who has been visiting relatives in
this place, left for New York last night to
report for duty, his leave having expired,
He is brother of Drum Major Frank Il.
McKelvey, of the Eighteenth Regiment.
George Mulbeno, of New York, is guest
at the Anderson. He says he always enjoys
a visit to PittSburg, and appreciates the hos
pitality of its citizens and their business
like proDensities more and more with each
successive sojOurn here
eP. NJ. Loubrie, of Bordeaux, France, is at
the Anderson. He said that he always
thought that Boulanger was a coward and
his action in killing himself proved it.
q. C. Frew, of Cincinnati, is visiting
in the city, He is guest at the Duquesne.
Mr.. Frew is connected with the Texas and
Paci1ic Railroad.
Miss Mary Christy, daughter of B. C.
ChriSty, left yesterday fOr PnllaQeiphla to
take course in the Women's Medical Col
lege.
Colonel James B. r. Streator Chairman
of the Washington County Democratic Com
mittee is at the Monongahelu House.
President Monsarrat, of the Cleyeland,
Akron and Columbus Railroad, was u pas
sengereust last night.
III. H. Hensel, of Lancaster, a brother of
Attorney General Hensel, is u guest at the
Duquesne.
Captain w. W. O'Neil, the well-known
coal operator, went to Philadelphia last
night.
w. W. linus, the well-known glove man.
ser.
Captain c. c. Hewitt, of the United States
army, is registered at the Duquesne.
Captain James H. Murdock went to Phil
adelphia on the fast line last night
James D. Heard went to Atlantic CITY
last night for II short rest.
NJ. X. McMullin left for PHILADELPHIA on
the fast limo last night.
NJ c. Achison, of Washington, is at the
Monongahela House.
George d. Kaine, Of Uniontown, is guest
at the Monongahela.
Senator w. B. Dunlap, of Beaver, is at
the Monongaheia. ..
j. S. Bowman, of New Lisbon, is guest
at the Anderson
+: H. Park, of Parkersburg, is at the
SchloSser.