Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-20
PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO.

State Treasurer Boyer arrived in the city
| last evening on the limited. He was met by
United States District Attorney Lyon, and
probably spent the night at the latter's home
| in Nillvale, for he could not be found at any
of the hotels or the Duquesne Club. 1t is
surmised he is on his way to Meadville to see
the Delamater people about the State funds
swamped in their broken bank.
Dr. Pierce, who is one of the party of
Seven American citizens that was robbed in
Italy while on pleasure trip during the re-
cent diplomatic rupture between the United
States and Italy, passed through Pittsburg
last evening. He was on his way to his home,
n short distance from Lock No. 3, on the Nc
Keesport and Bellvernon Railroad.
Colonel G. s. Mickie, of West Point, put
up at the Duquesne yesterday. He held q
long consultation with Prof. Brashear on
astronomical matters. Looking for the
Colonel was like hunting for q needle in q
hay stack. At late hour last evening he
had not returned to the hotel.
Ignat Rulosky arrived in the city yester-
day from Russia. He fed the country rather
than serve in the army. His brother, whom
he had not seen for years. lives here, and
works in divers mill on the Southside.
William McWhorter, a son of the con .
stable of the Fifteenth ward, returned yes
terday from Dakota. He had been absent
for six years, having enlisted in the regular
army for five years.
Charles T. Appleby, local passenger agent
with his handsome bride. Mr.. Appleby was
married about q week ago to a Terre Haute
young lady.
W. L. Everett, of Bradford, and Hughes
Oliphant, of Trenton, are at the Mononga
hela House. Mr.. Oliphant formerly lived
near Uniontown, and was interested in an
iron plant.
w. HI. Ritter, of Butler, was in the city
Yesterday booming Uncle John Cessna for
State Chairman. The old man could GER
- foil faarr~
pointers.
Robert Barclay, the aged father-in-law of
DeIinuuent Tax Collector Ford, left for Balti-
more last evening to spend the summer with
one of his daughters. He is in feeble health.
Miss Lena Shattuck, of Chicago, niece
of H. NJ, Bennett, is at the Schlosser. Miss
Shattuck will spend the summer with Mr..
Bennett on the farm in New Jersey.
Judge Wickham, of Beaver, was in the
city for short time yesterday. He was re-
turning home from Kittanning, where he
held court.
B.J. Reed, of Clarion, and c. L. Grandin,
of Tidioute, who is heavily interested in
Dakota wheat farms, are registered at the
Duquesne.
E. A. Kitzmiller, of P Duff & Sons, re-
turned yesterday from the Northwest. He
was buying the annual supply of salmon for
the firm.
j. H Nolen, Jr., and wife, of Canton,
and S. E. Carter, of Seymour, a Hoosier
newspaper man, are at the Seventh Avenue
Hotel.
Harry New, of Cleveland, and A. W.
Carston, of Washington, are stopping at the
Anderson.
DIR. W. F. Barclay and wife left for Yale
College last evening to see their son gradu-
ated.
Samuel Stewart left for st. Louis to at
tend to some legal business.
Colonel James Ewart, a Clarion lawyer,
is registered at the Central.
J. NJ. Guffy was among the passengers for
Buffalo last evening.
Paul Dunlevy went to Chicago last even
ing.