Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10

ATLANTIC CITY, August 9.-It is astonishing
how speedily one gets down to routine amuse
ment at the seashors. Philadelphia visitors ART
highty in their movements. possibly attributable
to the fact tnat they don't linger SO long at 9
time, but come frequently. The visitors from
Pittsburg, Washington, Baltimore and othel
distant points in few days behave as II "a-
home" They bathe and sail regularly. The
hour of breakfasting is o'clock A. n, and SC
vigorous has been the exercise of the forenoon
that should dinner be called at noon the appetite
is keen, though the usual dinner hour is to
$3.50 P. NJ. The afternoon nap OF an hour Is In
dispensable and then follows q light tea; at
tendance upon half dozen Of the 25 hops and
concerts that occur nightly, and finally the hot
supper at one of the principal cafes which have
become SO popular here. No theatrical features
have characterized this season as heretofore.
Managers have after practical and decidedly
Improbable ventures, turned their eyes In
other directions. People do not want stage
amusement at the seashore. Even the dime
museum struck tents few days ago and while
the season Is at its height.
Is the season at its heightf
Truly such Is the case. One hundred and
twenty-five thousand people slept In this city
last Saturday and Sunday nights. There are
some who venture higher estimates. Many
noted men have discovered one discomrorting
thing and that is that the average guest will
not pack" this summer when the rush comes.
An ordinary bed room 9xl2 has been known to
accommodate for weeks in the height of the
season four and six persons. 1t Is impossible
to impose upon them now. They argue that
the city is larger now and that there is no
necessity for crowding. Still, most of the pro-
prietors realize that this is harvest time and
they pluck right and left whenever goose
turns up.
The season will continue at its present height
for three weeks more, possibly four. The
the departures. There were two excursions
from Pittsburg again this week.
On Tuesday evening an enjoyable and thor
oughly appreciated entertainment was given
in the parlors of the Mansion. Between 500
and 600 people, principally Pittsburg residents,
were present Prof. Kirk organized and con.
Quoted the concert. A great hit was the
whistling OF M. Allen, of Philadelphia. Mr..
II. 2. Ecker was accompanist.
THE GAS CITY CONTINGENT.
Metropolisan-Miss q. A. Means, Mrs. NJ,
Miss H., Miss c. A. and Miss Jessie Mcdonald
and Thomas Mcneil. Jr.. of Pittsburg, and
Mrs. NJ, Miss E. and Miss Margaret Hazlett,
seaside---John M. Anderson. wife and child,
Mary E., Laura ", A. ]. and Anna Sleile, Mrs
W. j. Friday and Miss Marie Friday. w. E.
Mellor, E. 9. Hefiey. T. T: Horner, Miss L
Knox. Mrs. IS. 3. Leggett and Laura 9: Leggett.
of Pittsburg; Misses Goff. of West Virginia;
]. M. Jackson and wife and 7. 7. Wallis, Of
ClarksbuEg, w. Va:
Renovo-W. F: Murdoch, OF Johnstown.
Viotoria~L Y. Cochran, wife and son and
Mrs Lemon and daughter.
Emerson-R. ]. Peel.
Chalfonte-George F. Miller and wife, E. g.
Walker, w. J. Spahr and wife, ]. G. Sneathen,
s. II. Killikelly.
Brighton-Mrs. D. NICK. Lloyd and family
Traymore-MrandM Mrs. J.Z. Wainwright and
family and Joseph Craig and wife.
Ruscomb-Miss Frances Giffen:
Cowley's-Carrie 3. Wetherell, Blanch N
Hazlett and Olive NJ Smith.
Pennhurst-G. A. Beckley, Of Altoona.
Shelburne-William H. Cairnes and family
Mrs. Emma Cairnes. ]. NJ. Bonter and Mrs. J.
NJ. Gordon.
Denns-H. Haywood and Sheriff Alex. E.
McCandless.
Aldine-J. c. Thompson, NJ. D.. Mrs. ]. E.
Tayman, Miss Bessie e. Tayman and r. w.
Minneoua-J. II. Evans, A. B. Hutchinson
and wife, Adam Dieghl Mrs. ]. P. Brown, Car
rie P. Brown. Agnes M. Brown.
Hotel Reading-George Saxton, Samuel G,
Weeks, wife and son; Fred Sanders. Mr.. Mills
and family, VIM. A. Mehoney, wife and son, Of
Pittsburg, and Mrs. Martha Forsythe, of Mon
Hotel Alien-J. B. Hill and Jacob scholl, of
Pittsburg, and NJ. +. Dugan and Charles Vance.
Sea Brig6t.Mrs; A. g. Reinhars, Mary G.
Senate--Mr. and Mrs. Y. ]. Abell and Mr.. l.
McKinnin.
Leland-J. Y. Anderson and r. 81. Elliot,
Argyle-Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fulton and family
John and B. H. Gibson, Miss Millie Teardshail,
Miss Maggie Rose.
Ocean House-Mr and Mrs. Hannach and
family and Mrs. Cooper.
Albion-J. 0. Flower and wife, l. P. Schis-
nelter. Merader Flower, w. P. Flower Mary E.
Olive, John Donnell, ]. e. Carroll. j. ]. Scully,
]. Harvey Thompson and sister, George 81.
Albertson, J. 3. Bolman,. Henry Flath, NJ.
Mahneke. N. p; Mrs; Mahnske Mrs. F.
Hezellent Mr.. George B. Briggs, 4. L. Smith.
Harper, D. II. McAfee and wife, Miss Annie o.
Finn, II. M. Palmer, Mrs. John Palmer. H. NJ
Row, q. ]. Scott, j. H. Hemler, c. NJ Rail- and
wife, Hubert Flath. John X. Lyons. Charles F.
Ostermaier, Thomas ]. Adams, r. It. Stuax,
French E Evans, John g. Bryant, W. 3.
Gray, 8. A. Ralston, ". ]. White,
W. g., Mrs. Abbie. Kate and Louise Me-
Kinney, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Schoenfeld, Miss B. N
Lockhart, Miss Bella Lockhart, Mrs. N. N.
Smith. Mrs. Agnes L. Lowry and Mr. and Mrs.
]. K. Beatty.
Pittsburg, and Miss Maud Stanford, of Allie
gheny.
Woolery's Bedloe Hotel-Edward Jenkins.
John r. Jenkins of Pittsburg; Miss M Dunn
and Miss B. L. Watson, of ALLEGHENY and Mr.
d. Barviaret and daughter and Mrs. Mary
Neal, all of Beaver Falls.
Mansion-B. ]. Foley. John Currau, James B.
NJ. schwale andi wife, Q. +. zeechland child,
Philip 8. Finn, George B. Ninin, William
Henry, Davis Glass Henry Richen, A. P.
Moore, and Mrs. A. z. Haines, of Pittsburg:
Gerald Hover Gurney Smith and DR.. j. Null
ter and family of Tyrone: j. ]. McGilI, l. II.
Mathews Joseph B. Rice and John r. Stuart.
of Pittsburg; II. H. Clymers. L Albrecht and
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