Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-20

He retired at IL O'Clock, and about u o'clocl
his brother, Mr.. John McKenney, wa
bad hemorrhage had set in. In 20 minutes the
young man had died in his brothers arms The
body was embalmed and sent to Pittsburg the
next day.
GAS CITY VISITORS.
A few of the many Pittsburg guests in town
are the following:
At the Waverly-David Lanier and wife, and
II. W. Beiler, of Allegheny.
At the Dennis-R. ]. Bailey and wife, W. l.
Washington and l. W. Washington, well
known in railroad circles, and B. ]. Taylor and
| wife,
At the Mt. Vermont. c. Atterpury, Jr. and
| WIFE, Y. and s. Atterbury, s. w. Kerr and fam.
| son.
At the Shelbune-Miss H. P. Pellertrean.
AT the Pennhurst-Mr. and Mrs. Clark, OF
Ait9ona; a. Miss Magill and Mrs. Anna Reynolds,
At the United States-George W. Elkins, P.
EIKins; lawrence w. Frank, Horace j. Miller,
aney, I. n. Silverman. s. Frank and wife, E.
| Frank and wife and 4. French and wife.
At the Osborne-F. NJ. Fintinger, of Altoona.
AT the Minnequa-George Wriscken, of Ale
AT the clifton-C. J. Smith and wife, and W.
| 81. Smith.
At the Ocean House-E. E. Eisengarl and
At the Leland-Mrs. Edward Thompson and
family, and j. Adler. wife and daughter.
AT the Mansion-Prof. Thomas F. Kirk, the
| well.known musician; ]. G. wainwright and son,
W. M. Gormley and wife, j. J. White, J. E.
Brown. q. L. Brown, w. A. Smith and ]. G. and
| A. L. Bruff.
a.. AT the vermont-J. l. Shaw. of Grove City,
| the lumber merchant
| AT the Senate House,. wainwright and fam
lily, and L. 81. Seeley and family of Altoona.
| AT Congress Hall-Mrs. S. Gallinger and
family, Mrs. L. S. Cunningham and family and
| NJ. Never.
At the Albion-w. H Brady, T, q. Echols
and wife, ]. NJ. McGlensey and SON, of Phenix-
vile; Thomas D. Graham, T. K. Hackett John
| II. and Frank Wilson Thomas E. Watt, of the
Pennsylvania Railroad; F. G. Miller. L. D.
Statler, A. b. MacKall wife and child, of East
Liverpool; CAPTAIN q. 1. Snowden and family,
Miss Hogg, Thomas A. Noble, the lawyer;
James Hughes and William Ostermaier.
At the Metropolitan-W. K. lutte and FAM
| lily.
AT the Normandie-E. e. Burns and family,
of Allegheny; ]. M. Hastings and William
Gates Reynolds, the attorneys; Daniel Brady,
N. Fisher, w. L. Evans, Lewis r. Childs Ben
lamin Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Miller, e. NJ.
Taylor, A NJ. Grant. Jr., William Brooks and
wife and Il. R. Porter and Miss Porter, of
Allegheny.
AT the Lansdale-Edwin NJ Young and H.
Mooney, of the United States Treasury Depart
ment.
At the Clarendon-H. h. Parker, the con-
tractor.
At the Sea side-H. A. Perry, William Neeb.
and the Misses Ella and Cora Neeb.
AT the Emerson-Edward Eiler and wife,
Charles 81. Davis, James A. Peel and wife, Mrs.
w. Brown and Miss Mary s. Brown,
At the Victoria-Mrs. R. Farmley and
daughter, Mrs. M. c. Lowrie and daughter, of
Allegheny.
At the 0halfonte-william schoyer. wife and
daughter.
AT the Cambridge-Mr. Voight and family,
William P. Burns, James l.. Montgomery, 81.
g. I1ntz.
At the Stratford-Rev. Father Mollinger, of
Troy Hill
AT the Stickney-John NJ. Prescott and wife,
Miss Sadie Rowswell, Miss Kate Neeper Miss
Hattie Gray, Miss Montgomery. Ralph Merrill,
Mrs. Welty, Mrs. Brodie, Mrs. Graham and
Miss Bessie Graham.
AT the Richmond-Mrs. W. N. Dunbri1I and
Miss Jennie Dunbrill, D. o. Hilchmon and
wife and George Lane child and nurse.
AT the Aldine-E. L. Whistle and Henry
Hall.
At the Irvington-John M. Creeken, T. Nc.
Tuyler and H. s. Pfeil.
At the Radnor-George Blackham.
At the Wellington-H. B. johnson, J. R.
Brown, Mrs. H. Houston, Miss Houston, Mrs.
George Bingham, Mrs. Wallace Bache J. W.
Harris, .. l. Bruff, Sarah L. Bache, w, F.
Smith, J. L. Bruf, Emma K. Bache, ], j. White
At the Ingomar-Mr. z. L. Mc1lvane and Mr..
Q. ID. Marshall.
AT the Hotel Brighton-Joseph T. Colyin and
wife, William NJ. Clarke and family. c. l. Snow
den and family, Miss Carrie Herdman, Captain
George w. Clarke and wife, w. H. II dimes and
wife. X. ]. Clarke and bride, George W. Len
hart, wife and daughter, Miss Carrie Hogg, and
James M Bailey, and MIR. and Mrs. Robinson,
of Allegheny.
George Wardman and John M. Rodgers are
watching the white caps.
William II. Trump, the Pittsburg lumber
dealer, is enjoying the ocean breezes here.