Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-08-18
PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO.

| Secretary of Internal Affairs Thomas J.
Stewart and State Treasurer George &.
terday. They are here to attend the G. A
r. celebration. During the day they ex-
changed greetings with friends who called
upon them. Neither wished to be quoted in
connection with the political situation.
Rev. w. d. Moore, of Columbus, passed
through to New York on the eastern ex-
press He is the moderator of the Presby-
terian Church. He said that while DR..
Briggs was astray on doctrinal points he was
not altogether to be condemned.
Adiutant General McClelland came in
from Harrisburg last night, on the mail,
leaving on the limited for Chicago. He said
he was going there to attend the meeting of
the Classification Committee of the Worlds
Fair.
Seventv-fve florists left over the Pitts
burg and Lake Erie Railroad yesterday
morning for Toronto, Canada, where they
will be in attendance at the Florists's Con-
vention, to be held there this week.
Herman Gale, a Cincinnati brewer, was
an Eastern Express passenger last night.
He found that the Brooks law in no waS'af
fected the business of the brewers relative
to the collection of accounts.
Among those who returned Yesterday
from summer outing were: Charles A. Nc
Feeley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Lawrence, c. B.
Deshon, C. A. Werner, W. Greenland, Miss
Sara NJ. Brokaw and Durbtn Horne.
Samuel Gr1er, delinquent tax collector of
ALLEGHENY, Barton j. Grubbs, of the Depart-
ment of Charities, and Chief Assessor John
Hetzel, have returned from Macinac Island.
George L. Moreland will leave this
morning for Lakewood, n. Y, to look after
George C. jerks interest IN Gas You Like
It," which he produces there next Friday.
Mrs. A. R. Mairell and G.. H. Smith, of
Knoxville, Tenn, are visiting Assistant En-
gineer Stevenson, of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
H. G. Dimmick, commercial agent of the
Chicago Milwaukee and st. Paul road, ar
rived on the limited last night.
Prof j. p Andrews, of the Bureau of
Highways and John Moore, OF Knoxville,
returned yesterday from Atlantic City.
Major and Mrs FC. Negley and daughter,
ot9Biutf street, left Saturday for months
tour of the lakes and the Northwest.
Captain Hazlett, of the Allegheny Water
Department, will leave for Atlantic City to-
day for a two weeks vacation.
Constable A. A Heiner, of Alderman
McMaster's Office, has returned from a two
weeks trip to Atlantic City.
Rev. G. Wahlgemuth left yesterday for
Vermillion, O., to attend the Evangelical
campmeeting.
Charles w. Brockumer, tableware man.
ufacturer of Wheeling, is staying at the Mo-
nongahela.
Mrs. w. H. Hart and daughter and Miss
Sadie Connolly have returned from tour of
the lakes.
Mr. j. B. Youngson, with wife and
family, have gone to ocean Grove for a few
weeks.
NJ. j. Flynn, the Emlenton woolen manu-
facturer, is guest at The Schlosser.
E. f. Haft, of San Francisco, is guest of
Rev. DR.. Holiday, Allegheny.
DR.. r. G. M. Stewart, of Grand Valley,
Pa, is at the st. james Hotel.
Mr.. West Gufey, the oil operator, went
to Franklin yesterday.
Miss Blanch Garfield returned from Chau-
tauqua this morning.
Major McCandless left for Harrisburg
early this morning.
Mr.. 5. Klinordlinger returned from New
York yesterday.
j. J. Leidecker, the Butler oil man, is az
the Schlosser.