Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-27

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| away seashore resort More satisfactor.
arrangements have been projected this summe
for the supply of Pittsburg papers. All th
morning journals reach here about P. M. o
evening papers reach here at 10 the next morn
ing. The exorbitant prices per copy co not pre-
vail as during last summer.
A REGISTER FOR PITTsBURe.
Prof Thomas F. Kirk. who requires no In
PRODUCTION to your readers, more especiall,
those of the musical world, is profitably putting
In his time Not without considerable trouble
he has prepared novel register wherein every
resident of the Gas City visiting Atlantic City
must inscr1be his full name and name of the
hotel at which he is stopping. This register IL
chained to the counter of the beautiful cigar
stand IN the Mansion House. 1t is hoped that
all will heed this announcement and as soon
after arrival as possible visit Prof. Kinks regis
ter. 1t will materially aid friends in finding
each other
Perpetual motion is electrifying the guests at
the Mansion. Prof NJ. r. Mcdowell, of this
city, has just completed for Proprietor Nc.
Glade an electrical self-winding clock which is
warranted to run and keep excellent time for
two years without stopping or varying Sec
ond. The frame of the clock, which is OF solid
walnut and made to match the woodwork in
side of the office, will measure by feet. The
probable cost is about $3.50. 1t is attracting a
great deal of atteD lon.
Many of the mus.cal inclined are getting up
a series of delightful entertainments which
will be given at early dates. These events are
to be very select, and will be held at the lead
ing hotels.
The la:e excursions from Pittsburg will add
greatly to Atlantic City's population.
EVENTS OF PLEASURE.
Lovers of the bath don't seem to have any
particular or favorite spot along the beach in
which to disport themselves. Interviews with
several managers of bathing pavilons as to
how many they ''bathed" this morning and
where they were mostly from, developed the
astonishing fact that most of the business done
was from Western Pennsylvania, of course
Pittsburgers predominating. Tomorrow it
may be all Washington and Baltimore.
The Richmond dance on Wednesday evening
was success in point of numbers, elegant
dresses and complete arrangements. The
large dining room, with waxed floor, was bril-
liantly illuminated, and the music was very
good. Chinese lanterns were used to illumIn-
ate the piazza, and produced very pretty
effect. Not only the guests of the house were
present but many Of the cottagers and visitors
of the surrounding hotels.
The Westminster also gave q very enjoyable
hop on Wednesday evening. and many good
dancers and pretty faces were seen there.
A charming evening was spent by the guests
of the Cambridge lately, the occasion being a
progressive euchre party. Six prizes were
awarded amid much merriment. An angling
party is much talked Of in the near future.
THE GAS CITY QUESTS,
The Pittsburgers now registered at the lead
ing hotels are:
Mansion-J. L. Devordoff, W. s. Maloney, @.
W. Buffum, w. W. Rainey, P. J. Mcdonald, c.
Kane, w. w. Mccormick, Francis ] Torrance, S,
NJ Goldberg. c. A. Henig, Mrs. Laura B. Brown,
DR., n. P Graham, Jacob Craig and Charles
Reithal; r. Fay and Miss Clara Fay and Miss
Minnie Kesberry, of Altoona; George Falken-
stein, of McKeesport.
Sea Bright-W. Culp, inspector of -four, hay,
etc. for the city of Pittsburg.
Leland-Alvin 8. King, E. W. Seibold
and wife. B. w. Caldwell and Miss Lizzie Min
ton: Edward Thompson and family, of Allie
gheny.
Congress Hall-A. L. Baily and Mr.. James
W. Mason.
Aibion-Major E A Montootb and sister. W.
c. Armstrong, Prof. Simeon Bissell, well-known
musical conductor; ]. C. O'Donnell, President
of Merchants Association. wife and daughter;
w. A. Zahns and NJ. Bushfield, of Pittsburg;
Mr. Tom Moore, Miss Odessa Moore, D. c.
Mickling Mr.. and Mrs. w. Mscrum. A. p
Weddeli, ]. F. Elder, j. g. Stuart, r. H. Lind
sew ]. j. Siebeneck, the prominent German
lawyer and ]. Z. Turner and wife, of ALLIE
gheny; W. J: Sharpless, President of Mer-
E. Y. Kirst, of New Castle; Mrs. Eliza P. Will
bam, of Waynesburg; Mrs. Ella Frank and
Mrs. Ida Il. Alexander, of Clarion.
Metropolitan-C. Zimmerman and daughter,
of Allegheny.
Glendale-Joseph s. Bolman.
Argyle-George F. Denniston, Mr.. and Mrs.
James johnson, Mrs. Alfred Marland, Miss
Marland and Mrs. John Miller, and Miss Jessie
Colemdu, of Edgewood.
Ocean House-Thomas b. Pratt and T.
Kusturig, of Pittsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. w.
J. Langehheim, G. c. Langenheim, and A. II.
Langenheim, of Allegheny
Irvington-H S. Pfeil and Charles E. Lins,
and Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. White, of Williamsburg
Brunswick-Thomas Curran and Miss Rose
Curran, of Allegheny.
Fiordia-Mrs. John Bradley, Miss Jennie
Bradley, ]. S. Gravas and wife, Miss Sadie
Matthias, Miss A. W. Stevenson and Miss J. g.
Stevenson.
Victoria-H. S. Wallace and Miss M. W.
W Wallaoe, of Bridgeport, o.
Emerson-Ernest s. Hammet and wife,
Win A. Heckee, A., d: Wilkinson, Clarence
Burleich and David Jenkins and wife.
United States Hotel-Benja amin Baer and
Joseph b. Baer, of West Virginia
wife, Miss E. B. Roberts, I. B, Bosch. 81. L.
Hauck, wife and son, ]. e. Acheson, w. W.
Acheson, Mrs. T. Z. Steele. John Martin and
wife and E. Ward wilkins; Mrs. e. P. Roberts.
of Allegheny.
Cowiey's-w. L. Patterson and wife, Mr..
johnson and wife; Mr.. George King, of Ale
gheny. and K Nicholson, of Altoona.
Traymore-Mrs. c. HoevIer and family and
Chetwood-Hon. h IN w. F. Marshall and family.
Miss Mary Marshall and Daniel Mc1lvane and
family. of Allegheny.
Brady's-Anton F. Eichler, Of Allegheny.
WaverIy-S. A. Levy, J. ]. Gallagher and
Nj. Vernon-Mr. G. Cop and wife. Miss Kate
Wilay, Miss Laura Snowden, MIR. and Mrs. e.
B. Strouse and A. b. Thompson.
Dennis-William Mccullough and Mrs MA.
McCandless.
Hamilton, w. h. Cane, II. II. Woods and wife
and E. Woods.
Pennhurst-G. A Beckersley, L. B. Reitsny-
der, of Altoona, and DR.. 2. d. Vale, of Ma
rietta, o.
Minnequa-James W, Grove, Of Pittsburg,
and Henry Gregg, City Attorney Of steuben-
vile. o.
Atglen-E w. Mason.
Hotel Readng-Nrs. NJ. Mccullough and
Mrs. Z. Mccullough and daughter,
S. NJ DOrland and Henry Hide.
Presser House-W. ]. Hail. Mrs. Grouse and
child e. L. Euptine, of Beverly, o.. and Joseph
II. Arnold and family. Beaver Falls.
Clifton-Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Smith and W. H.
Smith.
Haddon Hall-Mr and Mrs. ]. F. d. Difien-
bacher.
Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs @. O. Morgan.
ElktonAWilllam q. Ferguson and wife, Kate
Ferguson and Thomas Ferguson.
Wellrngton-Mr. Craig, Miss Craig and Mrs.
Brooks and daughter.