Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-27
PEOPLE WHO COME AND 60.

Judge Mclean, of Roanoke, who is in
terested in Southern land scheme, Is at the
Seventh Avenue Hotel. The Judge states
that many virgiaians belong to the new new
he thought the new venture in politics would
soon go to pieces. He thinks Cleveland viii
be renomtnated-
Captain j. A. Loar and R. g. Burns, a
deputy sheriff during the Mt. Pleasant riots,
day seeing old friends. The Captain says
his conscience does not trouble him for the
part he took In the coke country outbreak,
and he feels that he has done his duty.
W. b. Snyder, Superintendent of the
Ohio division Of the United States Express
gahela House. Mr., Snyder says the receipts
Of the division up to date are ahead of last
year for the same period.
T, R. Morgan, Sr., and his son Edwin, of
Alliance, are at the Duquesne. Mr.. Morgan
ley's fight hired trains to take his men to
Republican mass meetings. The old mans
heart was almost broken when the protec-
ZIONIST fell by the wayside. ~.
A party of Philadelphia people passed
Cleveland to attend the triennial meeting Of
the Reformed Episcopal Church, In the
crowd were Rev. William Tracy, Charles NJ
Morton, John Helms, Thomas Hansell and
Henry Cooley.
Assistant General Freight Agent Charles
W. Cole, of the Pennsylvania Company, went
to New York last evening to attend q classi-
fication meeting. Mr., Cole said the presi-
dents had not yet agreed about the cob
rates and the situation was unchanged.
DIR. w. E. Taylor, of San Francisco, q
retired surgeon Of the United States Navy.
quesne last evening. Dr. Taylor has been in
the East for several months, and stopped
over to see his nephew, W. ]. Muslin.
Bishop Andrews, of the Methodist Epis-
copai Church, passed through the city yes
church viii get nearer the truth through
the numerous religious discussions now
agitating the righteous.
Superintendent Hamilton, Of the ALLIE.
gheny parks, will sail June for the Mother
lands to join Henry Phipps, Jr., and his
Thorp. Of New York, the great authority on
chrysanthemums.
Lawrence Sands, Washington capital
ist, Is at the Anderson. He owns patent
on an electric device for cleaning boilers.
Colonel Andrews and he are organizing a
steck company to put the Invention on the
market. ?.
Colonel Thomas M. Bayne registered at
the sehlosser yesterday. He denies the
stories that he is after q foreign mission or
that he will be a candidate against Quay for
the United States Senate.
Senator Dolph, Of Oregon, with his family
were In the city yesterday going home from
Washington. The Senator says Harrison
will be renominated and the West wants
him.
/ j. H. Haverly, the minstrel manager, is
in the city making arrangements to manage
the Last Days of Pompeii," which viii be
given this summer in Recreation park.
B. Eenton, OF Buffalo, President of the
American Preserve Company, arrived in the
city last evening. A meating OF the exeeu-
tive committee viii be held to-day
Among those who went East last evening
were NJ. ]. Alexander, Q, p Kennedy of the
Cotton Belt route, and United States Dis
trict Attorney Walter Lyon.
Constable Harry Lewis, of Alderman
Means ONCE, has been appointed vehicle
officer for the East End district.
Alderman David McGary, Of the Twenty
eighth ward, will leave for Atlantic City this
morning on pleasure trip.
DR.. Reisinger, q well-known physician Of
Uniontown, was seeing the sights In the city
yesterday.
Councilman Hugh Ferguson will leave
to-day for Tennessee to look after his quarry
interests.
Howard Calder, q prominent young Har-
'risburg lawyer, was in the city yesterday.