Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-03

. noon oeh1nd pair OF ponies that vere
eIaas tive drixsr TOO spirited n for such diminu-
above New York avenue iAo On 'ass ass
,anaao peach is an old wreck which is a
m menace e.n to horsemen and source
bathers. The ponies became frightened at
req flarasol on the beach and darted away
fGmaLa Spistled we sie piece Of wreck which fairly
| danger and also saw that the ponies waro
beyond control. Without moment's hesi
Iatlon ne sprang forward and seized the
stro HerN 1.' ie steeds by the bride and with his
s.iong arm Drought them to n standstill
Withln ten feet of the wreck 1t vasa neat
PIT OF work, and Mr.. Murphy had no csnse
face snH wban bausnes & that mantled his handsome
expressed their thanks. Ali who saw II
voted Murphy hero
me burned district has been recon.
Saen s, anu 1ne finishing touches will have
oeen put on by the Fourth of july. This
uleaster, with its attendant recovery there
IIoh Is entitled to be ranked as a modern
1nuer, tna ,o,s ana clearly demonstrates that all
slde OF Atlantic City. Tho rujns hed not
stopped burning be ore a gang of laborers
Sonrs err ousy ef,y earsfng away the debris In "a
been n1a%neS She nre many of the pilings had
@ @ne Work OF many of the new buildings
coulu ne seen. Now everything is ready for
sae ps1nt orush; and there you are agafn-a
weeks! iA 1888 'nan '"o
Everybody Out for the Fourth.
The Pittsburgers are out; for the Fourth
and the fact that the average man and
woman rom the Gas City takes kindly to
the ocean, accounts for the number that can
De seen on the boardwalk every day. The
center OF the Pittsburg colony this season is
well up toward the northern part of the
island They confine their patronage to a
few hotels and to the same number Of hath
ing houses and no inducements can he held
out that will take them away from their
stamping grounds.
W. G Barry, the Allegheny builder, with
his charming daugh hter, is sojourning at Con-
gress Hall. Miss Barry is an expert swim
mer.
L. Fl. Brown, the southside glass manu-
n,olurer, accompanied by his wife and Miss
Demming, of Cleveland, o., are guests al the
United States
II. E. Fowhl and wife, prominent in Pitts
Durg musical circles, made a social call on
Governor and Mrs Pattison Thursday a. fter.
noon. Mrs. Fowhl delighted His Excellency
ana party OF friends by some fine piano
music i'll the evening
Harry Hunker and Harry Peck two we'll
known Pittsbnrg clerks, can be seen anv
day on the boardwalk. The two Harrvs
dress in the same kind of clothes, and look
eEou"h alike to be twin brothers
K. ID. Barr and wife, of the East End. are at
the Traymore for a months vacation
MISS Maggie BURY, of Allegheny pretty
ana accomplished, is the leader of smart
NJ. and Mrs. G. A. Murdock, OF Allegheny,
arrived at Congress Hall yesterday for the
Stephen Collins the dent of
Mails OF the Pittsburg Postofhce, is stopping
az the Windsor for the season.
James Granston, the Allegheny real estate
man, arrived for the season yesterday.
L. A. Shaner, OF McKeesport, confidential
clerk in the employ of Andrew Carnegie,
VIII spend a couple of weeks at the Brig h tom
He is accompanied by H. f. Brooks.
An md A1 n
leg heny, are prominent Boardwaikers
Gossip About a Number of pittsburrer,-
R. L. McWarty. Cashier of the Bank
of North America, is at the Trav.
more, where he has engaged pleasant quar-. |
tiers for the summer
L. III. Norris, the famous black and white |
artist of Pittsburg. is domiciled at Congress-
Hall.
Robert G. Macconigle member OF Councils |
from the Twenty-first ward, Pittsburp with |
Hall.
E. A. Mason the Third avenue lutte dealer.
will spend the summer at Congress Hall
wnere " ne Is popular leader in the Pitts |
Among the late arrivals for the summer
are d NJ. Davis, g. B. Nesbitte, w. f. Scott |
and James Ii. Kee, of Pittsburg. OF this
quartette all are daily bathers with the ex-
ception of Mckee, who takes his swim in a
big tub of hot sea water.
1HTtc pretty sOcle'N girls VINO lead social
affairs at Congress Hall ARE the Misses Alice
c. Shane. Anna NJ. Woodside and Daisy Nc
Grew, all from the East End of Pittsburg.
Miss Laura A Andrews, of ALLEGHENY
City, widely known in musical circles is
one of the best bathers at the seaside
J.. b. Reese, well known in Pittsbure bust |
ness. circles, is quartered pleasantly at the
seaside.
j. 6. Weir, of Pittsburg, known among the
quests at the Eldridye as the Lone Fisher
man," is here for the season.
Postmaster James S. McKean of Pitts
burg, is enjoying a much needed rest at the
Hotel Hoffman.
Mrs. q. ID. Trindle will receive her Pitts
lurg friends and neighbors at Congress
Hall.
Marshall Cushing, private secretary to
Postmaster General Wanamaker, is here
With his family
Hon. G. b. kaine and family will remain at
he Traymore for the season. He is con-
picuons in the political colony.
Miss Bessie Moorehouse, Mrs e. Craig and
Mrs James Wilson form an attractive trio |
If PittsburGers at Congress Hail.
William Semple, OF PittsDurg is among the
ate arrivals at the Windsor.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Farguson. well-known
n Plttsburg society circles are pleasantly |
ocated att the San Marcas for a month.
Walker Mellor is having a good time at the
7ermont.
William Neeb and family are at the Sea-
iue nouse ior INC season. BOWMAN.