Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-08-18
GAY CROWDS AT ATLANTIC.

hnuy Pittsburgers Arriving DaiIy-The City
Government Well Represcnred-A Vic
tory for Allegheny County AthIetes-Per-
sOnnl Notes and Interesting Gossip.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DIsPArcH.1
ATLANTIC CITY, August 1.-THE big
gest week in the annals of Atlantic City is
just coming to close and the hotel men are
banking their money and congratulating
themselves on their unprecedented success
The excursions which come in daily bring
thousands of new faces to the sea shore The
big excursion from Pittsburg over the B. &
o. yesterday, under the supervision of E. d.
Smith, was one of the largest of the year,
and to-day the beach, the streets, the places
OF amusement and the hotels are swarming
with merry Pittsburgers.
The city is almost run by Pittsburgers and
has been for three weeks. Her social leaders
are in demand everywhere. Her political
leaders are to be found everywhere. Her
young folks are known and admired and her
people generally are the most favored class in
Atlantic City. One sitting or standing on the
Mansion House veranda for few hours watch
ing the passers-by and those assembled
around him, cannot but imagine himself on
Fifth avenue, so familiar are the faces and SO
numerous are the Pittsburgers who greet him
with genial smile and graceful nod. One
thing about Plttsburg people as that they are
the most liberal money spenders in Atlantic
City, and the hotel men consider themselves
lucky when they capture the majority or even
portion OF the delegation fronI.the Gas City.
Among the entertainments and suppers of
the week at which the Pittsburg contingent
figured prominently was the musicale at the
Brighton, at which Harry Brocketr Dr. Will
lam ID. King. William /. Muslin, Mr.. Fownes
and MISS Mccullough distinguished them
selves, and responded to many an enthusiastic
and well-merited encore; the Journalists Club
soiree on Thursday night, at which George A.
Kim, A. p. Moore, Charley Pagan, ESQ.,, Coro-
ner Mcdowell. John P. Brennan and John w.
Giles were noticed; the big baseball game
between the Mansions and the Seasides,
in which several Pittsburs athletes dis
tinguished themselves and won the game;
among whom were Will Johnston W. b. b.
Bulger. Joe McMillen, Tom King, Ed Heating
and Frank Anderson; and the big bon bon
party and supper given to the Pittsburgers
here by Charley McGlade, of the Mansion. A
number of Wlkesbarre and Pittsburg news
paper men were present besides the regular
Plttsburg guests, who participated in the
anair. Speeches were made, Western Penn
sylvania eulogized and McGlade toasted several
times during the evening. Among those pres
ent were Colonel Stephenso, p. T. Gallery
James l. Lenihan, Esq. of WilKesbarre, Pa
and the following well-known Pittsburgers
who are stopping at the Mansion:
ID. q. Lamont, Frank Connolly and wife
Charles L. Smith. S. B. Frank, L. Epstein,
Hamilton Brunt Thomns Mcneil ]. p, Bren-
nen. George Ephinstone, A. E. Carrier, c. H.
Heating, o. u. McElroy ]. ID. O'Brien and
wife, L. Celia, Jr., T. A. Blackmore E. j. Mar
tin Mrs Charles A. Fagan and children. Mrs
E w. Richardson, ]. A. Potter, wife and chill
Josenhaus, j: a. Bunt, ]. P. Large, c. NJ.
Saver, A p. Moore, J. ]. Lyons and wife, w.
u. kuhl, Fred klopler, ]. G. McColl. R. B.
More. Miss Kay Earle Thomas f. Kirk r 81
Kimmell, j. +. McCleary, Mrs. J. W. Sefferth,
Mrs. c. T. Lea. H. A. Miller Miss Kay Kiefer'
Mr.. ]. p. Lang, Mrs. Emma Lang Mrs Ella
Kane. A. F. Lang, W. H. Walker and wife, ].
u. Flynn, j.. I. Capel, 7. ]. MaIoney,
j +. Hughes, Mrs. L. Z. Shoop and sisters,
"A J. Lawrence and wife, e. W. Lawrence,
PROMINENT OFFICIALS.
When one visits Shaufier's he feels as If he
were sitting in the gallery of an Allegheny
county political meeting. Among the promi-
nent men to be seen here are: T. A. Blackmore.
Chief Brown, Chief Bigelow. Philip Finn,
Coroner Mcdowell, George Letche, Florence
c. Miller, Charley and Henry Hemmenhouse
Chief Evans Mayor McCallin, Detective Fitz-
gerald, Charley Pagan. George Eiphinstone,
Esq, Jim McElroy, Louis Celia, Jr.. Joe Mar.
shall, Deputy Sheriff John Brown, Clerk Nc
Guilty, A. c. Heron, d. K. McGunnigle, John
=. McIighe, John w. Giles, Pat Foley Will
fam J. Brennan, John F. Ennis. George FIem-
Doyle, NJ. ]. Price, John c. Reilly. p. C. Duffy,
VIII Kelly, Frank McGinnis and VIII Bulger
Chief Brown was here for few days this
week away from the clamor of Office seekers,
and took well-merited rest
Chief Bigelow inhaled the refreshing breezes
OF the Atlantic this week.
Mayor McCallin is spending his time here in
Bweet seclusion. 30 absolutely refuses to battle
or talk politics.
Dr.. J. o. Flower and family are at the Man
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Machesney have been
At the Mansion for the past month. Mrs. Ma
chesney came here for her health, and when
she left for home on Thursday she looked fully
fyo years younger than when she came.
]. G. Allies, well-known real estate broker
from Pitisburg, left for home yesterday after a
weeks Eolourn.
Joe McMlllen, Will Bulger. Will Johnston.
Hugh Fleming and VIII Eicher left for homo
this morning after a six weeks stay.
T; A j. Lawrence, of sprOull &sH.awrence, is
here with his wife and family away from the
ups and downs of the Petroleum Exchange
and the worry and hustle of Pittsburg's Wall
street.
Colonel MCGOWAN, of A. I'D. Chambers. who
so closely resembles Samuel ]. Tilden, is here
with his wife and family. He will remain
about two weeks
Miss Tillie NJ. Beck, of the East End, is here
Tor months stay.
Tom Keenan, and Charley Houston came
here from Newport this week.
w. H. Gutelius and wife are among the ar
rivals this week. |
ALIsT OF NEWCOMERS.
Captain John Munhau and wife are here. |
They are one of the few couples who entertain |
ut the seashore with as great success as at |
home They will leave for homo on Septem-
Der ].
Charley jain is here for few days.
T. j. Malloney and John p. Brennan, the /
are at the Mansion for a few weeks /
stay. Fifty-seven fish constituted catch made /
by them on Thursday morning.
George Detche, of the Standard Oil Company,
g here. He says this week is the first time he |
has had any rest since they started to elect |
school teachers in the Seventh ward.
Miss Name Cowan, of the Sixth ward school,
IS spending few weeks here.
Dr. Frank Sawhin, Miss Lille Carter, Miss
Alice Carter and number Of other well-known
'ociety people of PittSburg are making things
, easant for their friends lere.