Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-19

| up on Sunday, and the larger and more
| liberal class which wants al klnos OF
| legitimate amusements open to the visiting
| public on the first day of the week Hereto
fore this subject has been avoided as If by
| tacit agreement, but now that the issue mas
| been raised it is very proDapIe tnat tne
| fight will be long and bitter. whenever
| side wins and the chances are decidedly IN
| favor of the liberal party, the interests OF
| the peace will certainly not be benented py
The Test VIII Come To-Day.
1t is given out that the battle will be pre-
cipitated tomorrow and the outcome is
| awaited with much interest. Forty proprie-
| tors of nerry-go-rounds toboggan slides,
| shooting galleries and other amusement
schemes held a meeting the other night and
decided to open their places for business
! Sunday, regardless of what action might be
| taken by the local authorities The Sunday
| closing party have made no reply and have
| not made public their contemplated course
| of action, but it is not to be supposed that
| they will remain idle at the opening of the
| fight. The amusement people have pledged
| themselves to stand by each other, and if
| any arrests are made bonds Will be promptly
| Mr. and Mrs T. c. Echols, Miss Mabel
| Echols, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. McCurdy and
Jacob Kinzer are among the Pittsburg So
| journers at the Albion.
Prof. F. Ulrich, of Lehigh University, is
| resting at the Albion with his wife:
| j G. Wainwright q Pittsburg millionaire,
show no disposition to bring their visits to
| an early conclusion.
George c. Wilson, Q prominent Pittsburg
| attorney, will spend the month OF July mere.
He is registered at the Brighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Wood and child,
| Mrs. c. P. Walker and child, j. c; Read, M.
| Fl. Treadwell, W. II. korenZ and Duncan
| Ferguson are included in the Pittsburg col
| Ony at the Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. George r. Kahn and child, Of
| Pittsburg are pleasantly domiciled at Had
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| of the season.
Hon. Robert Dearden, of the Pennsylvania
Legislature, is resting at the SEASIDE House
General Daniel E. Hastings and his brother,
William H. Hastings, are registered at the
Seaside House.
M. Wolf of Allegheny, is guest at Heck.
ler's Hotel He is an accomplished Vocallst,
and frequently entertains the guests with
specimens of his skill
and Mrs. NJ. J. Kelly and family, Mr.; and
Mrs. J. L. Springer, Mrs. and Mrs. Charles O,
Moffett and Mr.. and Mrs. A. h. Martell and
child are among the recent PittSburS arrivals
at the Victoria.
F. NJ. Ritus and Adam Wilson, of Pitts
burg, arrived at the Traymore during the
week.
W. II. Lemon and j. E. Roth of Pittsburg,
are among the recent arrivals at the jackson
House.
John Mccormick, of Pittsburg, is enjoying
seashore life as a guest of the Wiltshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Buiger. of Pittsburg, have
comfortable quarters at kuehnle's Hotel.
Mr., and Mrs. l. E. Freeman, children and
maid are at the Boscabee for the season.
Mrs. Frankie Scott, Mrs. William Muttran
and Masters Charles, Willie and Foster
Muttrall, of Pittsburg, are enjoying them
selves at the Osglen.
G. B. Bassworth OF Pittsburg, is al the
Luray with his young son for a few days.
H. L. johnson, of Pittsburg, is popular
guest at the Stickney.
Plenty of Pittsburgers There.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. /. Houck, Weldin a.
Houck, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lew c. Ansheltz
are among the Pittsburg pleasure seekers
at the Clarendon.
Mr. and Mrs J. AdIers, of Pittsburg are
seeking seashore diversion at the Lelande.
W.P. Bache and children and j. d. Mo-
Geagh, OF Pittsburg, are among the recent
arrivals at the Seaside House.
A. L. Brinker and c. L. Brinl1er, Of Pitts
burgh, are guests at the Waverly.
H L. Chfids, Master c. L. Childs and H
Cochran and daughter are among the Pitts
burg guests at the TTaymore.
B. Cali and Edward Galway, of Pittsburg
are located at the Hotel Central for an in
definite sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs H H. Woods and son, of Pitts
burg, are making their residence at the
C. Chaser and Robert Gray, of Pittsbure,
arrived at Malatesta's Hotel during the
week.
Miss Lottie Moreland of Pittsburg Is an
attractive guest at the Emerson.
Mrs Andrew Howard, of Pittsburg CON-
tinues her sojourn at the jackson House.
Mrs. Kate NJ. +. Curran and Thomas Cur. |
ran, of Allegheny, are among the weeks ar |
rivals at the Brunswick. |
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Gearing, of Pittsburg, |
are q the Dennis.
H. i. Thomson, of Pittsburg, is taking his |
ease at the Traymore. |
Mr.. and Mrs: H. c. Fry, of Pittsburg, have |
rooms at the Brighton.
Rev. John A. Conway. a prominent Pitts |
burg divine, is enjoying brief rest at the |
RossmoTe.
William D. Finley and j. B. Kevan, of |
PittsDurg, are registered at the Norwood
Mrs. f. hountz, Miss Ethel Thomson and |
Miss Mary II. Brokan, of Allegheny, are So |
journing at the Emerson.
At the Dennis the Pittsburg colony IN |
oludes j. A. Kelly, S. Jane Barclay and W. A. |
Shaw.
G. D. Cutlery, Mrs. c. 1. Walker. William
b. Schoen and George johnson, of Pittsburg,
arrived at the Brighton during the week.
+. W. McMeal, O wellknown PittSburg |
coal dealer is guest at the Rossmore
IL. E Carmack, 2. W. Carmaok and Miss |
Ida lrmack are at the Norwood.
Pittsburg arrivals at the Mansion during |
the week include Mr.. and Mrs c. w Banks
N. F. Van Buskirk, W. NJ. Loughrey, B. T. |
Beach, Miss Mamie Mckee, E. F. Rusch, |
James Griffin, Thomas D. Graham and 1. A. |
Wallace.
The following Pittsburgers were guests at |
the De Soto Hotel this week: S. D. Warm |
castle, Collector of Internal Revenue; John !
R. Murphy, Chief of the Department of Pub |
lie Safety, Allegheny; Walter Lyon, United |
States District Attorney; James NJ. Ander- |
son, T. S. TrumbuIl, D. o. Hutchison and |
family, Harry 3. Pepper and family, Fletcher |
Smith, Frank Curry, Mrs. E. T. Elliott, T. J. |
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