Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-07-12


indication that the projectors VIII realize
anything like fair return for their invest
ment. The other evening The DISPATCH
correspondent sat in the immense concert
pavilion for a whole hour and during that
time he was the sole patron. For the 30
cents he expended he enjoyed the d1stinc-
tion of being the solitary audience OF an or
chestra of 20 pieces, ana when ne left the
musicians continued their efforts for their
own edification. From this it is olear that
the Casino Company is not making money
hand over fist.
lantic City Amusement Company's enclosure
and here also is there a sad lack of patron
age. 1t took something like $4,000 worth
S6o of lumber t6a aS to wSo iS~pe1S psaeped Sss
taken the concern to secure his
bill. he is now running the place himself,
but the horizon seems very gloomy and he Is
beginning to realize that it is difficult to per-
suude seashore pleasure seekers to enter an
inclosure. The truth of this local maxim is
not admitted by Manager Myers, of the
Grand Opera House, for he has secured the
Casino Opera Company of Philadelphia for
an engagement at his house throughout the
summer The company is the one formed
to occupy the old Arch Street Opera House
IN Philadelphia, but theater-goers of that
city not taking kindly to the entertain
ment the company is sent down TO try its
luck at the seashore. The experiment is
Sunday nights, when sacred" concerts in
which al TroVatore" alternates with ''imi-
tattons of the popular actors of the day" are
given.
The Most Popular Amusements.
There is fishing, sailing, Grabbing and
bathing galore. The fishing steadily i'm
proves, crabs are growing larger and less
wary and the water becomes warmer every
day.
The Window Glass Workers Assembly,
of Pirtsburg of which John F. Eberhart is
ID. 1or- fha ion
There were about 90 members of the assem-
bly,. and they attracted considerable atten-
tion as they marched into the Mansion in q
body; They will remain four or nve days, ,Si
have no difficulty in thoroughly inspecting
the island in that time.
Pittsburg sojourners at the Brighton in
clude: Albert s. Lawton, Mrs. NJ. S. Holden,
Mrs II. X. AnshutZ, Detmar Straub, c. L.
Cmbstaetter, Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Thompson,
r. A. Ebe, purchasing agent OF the Balt1-
more and Ohio Railroad Company, and
Frank McClesry, the well-known wholesale
At the Mansion the weeks Pittsburg ar
rivals include NJ. w. Frank, W. G. Taggart
W; Z. Shouse, j. +: Mccarthy, b; = Faas, l.
Charles IL. Roessing, Mr.. and Mrs. Blythe,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hogan, j. II.
Gray, c. J. Price, T. s. steele,W; J. Mao
c. Taylor, William j. Lowe and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. A Z. Emerson.
People We All Know.
Mrs. A. E. Morton, of Pittsburg, is a popu-
lar guest at the Ocean House.
j. n. Wainwright, a well known Pittsburg
wholesale liquor dealer, is registered at the
Mansion.
W. W. Colville, of the Pittsburg Postofnce
is making a pleasant stay at
the Hotel Hoffman.
Mr. and Mrs. LW. Culin, of Pittsburg, have
al a 4 the MArc0s
John Flannery, of Pittsburg, is recent ar
rival at the Cataract.
j. 5. Montgomery, or PIttsourg, Is at the
At the Luray are II. c. Benkert and II. w.
of Pittsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hastings, of Allegheny,
are domiciled at the Chalfonte for an ex-
tended stay.
Charles Zeugsmith, Of Allegheny, is e1Noy.
ing seashore life at the Mansion.
". T. Kirkwood, DR.. William W. Lynch
form trio of happy sojourners at the Clar-
endon. They hail from Apollo, Pa.
Mrs f. f. Elliott, of Pittsburg. still fingers |
1t the De Soto in quest Of seashore pleas |
lres.
Pennock Hart, OF Pittsburg continues an |
enjoyable residence at the Wiltshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Wierman, of Pitts /
burg, are recent arrivals at the seaside.
William L. Abbott, of the Comegys Iron /
v orks, arrived at the windsor during the |
week. /
j. S. Atterbury, L. B. Atterbury and Cliff |
on Atterbury, of Atterbury Bros, the we'll |
,nown glass manufacturers, are at the Tray |
more.
P. L. Walter, of Pittsburg, registered at
he Brighton during the week. He Is ac-
by his wife.
Philip Devices and James McAdams are |
mong the guests at the States Avenue /
Hotel
Richard NJ. Walsh, of Allegheny, is at sne
Albion, accompanied by his wife.
F. b. Cameron, of Pittsburg, is a popular /
,uest at the Senate.
Mr. and Mrs. j. n. Kuhns, ofPittsburg, are /
'njoying themselves at the San Marcos.
Mrs. j. A McNair, of Pittsburg, is being |
at the Ocean House.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson, of Pitts
)urg, are at the Mansion for a brief stay.
ES-District Attorney Walter Lyon re-
urned to the Hotel Hoffman Friday, after q
brief visit to Pittsburg. He is here for
Miss Eta Beck, of Pittsburg, is an at
ractive sojourner at the San Marcos.
W. s. Brunt and Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Well
nan are among the Pittsburg guests at the
cambridge.
J. s. George, of Pittsburg, is located at the
,halfonte.
j. u. Gray, George R. scun and J. s. Blaine
nd sister, of Pittsburg, are well-known
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Henry and Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. d. Henry, OF Pittsburg, are still enjoying
residence at the Traymore.
S. i. Rose of Pittsburg, Is at Kuehnle's
A 2. Warrel, of Pittsburg, Is among the
ewcomers at Congress Hall.
g. I. Lewis, OF Pittsburg, WAS among the
7eek' 8 arrivals at the Dennis
Max Mueller, q weil-known Pittsburg Jour
alist, spent the Fourth at Greiner's Hotel
With his wife.
George Wardman, q Pittsburg editor, was
mong the boardwalk promenaders. He
egistered at the Brighton.
j. L. Colvin, of the National Bank of Oom-
1erce, of Ptttsburg, is at the Brighton with
is wife.
At the Albion, the Pittsburg colony fn-
ludes j. H. Ritter, J. P. Brown, j. G. War
ington, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mcbride and |
Ir. and Mrs. L. D. Lewis.
ng the social atmosphere of the Hotel Hoff.
nan.
Mrs. n. B. Hogg, of Pittsburg, Is having @
leasant outing. She is domiciled at the |
'raymOre for an extended visit. |
David jenkins, of Pittsburg, is among the |
ecently arrived guests at the Emerson.
Z. S. Giles, of Pittsburg, arrived at the
righton during the week.
William Vance and Mrs. T.Vance, of Pitts
urg, are registered at the States Avenue |
Iotel.
c. f. Gregory of Pittsburg, connected
nth the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, is q
uest at the Albion.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Heppenstall OF Pittsburg,
re sojourning at the Senate.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Webb, of Pittsburg, are
Omtortly do1liciled at the San Marcos.
A RACE WAR POSSIBLE
90 Many COlored People at Asbury Park
to Suit the Guests.
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