Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-31

pearing for the last time upon earth upon q
dinner PLATTER. decorated with sprigs oil
parsley and slice or two of lemon. Daily,
yes almost hourly; large fishing parties,
sport at fishing on the Thoroughfare. Ihe
catches are satisfactory. and the nsh
never showed up better in quality. rms
ought to be the most cheering news 1magl-
nable to the average Pittsburger, for 1t Is his
chosen snort and last week it looked as II
the fish had not succeeded in locating ATTAIN
tic City on the map But they are here at
last, and it looks like seasons so1ourn.
Quay Will Go to Rrigantine.
Matt Quay will come to Brigantine Beach
just as soon as Congress adjourns. He wrote
to Landlord Smith, of the Brigantine House,
day before yesterday, and gave certain in
structions that are being carried out faith
fully. Landlord Smith is having the famous
room No. "7" fitted up in fine shape. No
person. no matter what the inducements, has
been able TO occupy this room in the absence
of the Senator. 1t Is rented by the year and
is always ready for occupancy. In view or
the fact that Mr.. Quay intends making
prolonged stay, few extras have been
added to the simple furniture. 1t does not
look as il Mr.. Quay intended aking an ac-
tive part in politics this year, for Captain
Ben Sooy, who bosses the boat from which
Senator Quay fishes. has received word that
fall. This looks like nothing but rest
j. A. Cunningham, chief clerk OF the Mo
nongahela House. with smile as big as his
diamond. is making things n pleasant for MS
E. s. Morrow, the genial Controller Of
Pittsburg. is at the Hoffman.
E. D. Wilt, the manager OF the Grand
Opera House, is studying ocean effects from
tile Congress Hall piazza.
Daniel C. Ripley, the iron manufacturer of
Pittsburg, is at Congress Hall for the season.
Among the charming Pittsburg bellies who
are here for the season are the Misses Lille
P. Schmiller, Morcedius Flower and Vir-
ginia Flower. They are guests at Congress
Hall. e.
pitcher, is registered at Congress Hall.
Mrs j. Z. Potter, wife of the Superintend-
ent of the Carnegie mills at Homestead, is
spending the summer at Congress Hall.
are a charming pair of Pittsburgers at Con-
superintendent Samuel c. Scott. of the
Pittsburg division of the Pennsylvania
Railroad, is at the St. Charles for the sea-
son with his interesting family.
Among the late arrivals at the Pennhurst
is j. A. Kelly, OF Pittsburg, who is popular
with all.
has decided to stop for the season at Heck
lers.
j. Lady, of Pittsburg, who is making q
brief stay at the Hoffman, bathes daily and
A B. Wall, the popular Allegheny con-
tractor, is comfortably located at the Shell
burne.
Mrs. A. D. Hardcastle, charming woman
from Homestead, is the leader of q fashion
able set at the Castle.
Pointers About the Pittsburg Colony.
Mrs. M. Potter, of Allegheny, wife Of the
well-known real estate man, is pleasantly To-
Gated at the Clarendon.
C. A. Schuldice. of Pittsburg, is the life Of
a jolly crowd OF Gas Cityites at the Hoff.
man.
A. c. McElveen, Of Allegheny. is gaining
much needed rest at the Shelburne.
Mrs. Chambers McKibben, OF Pittsburg.
the charming wife Of the Inspector General
for an indefinite time.
w. ii. Watt, Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
is in charge of party of PittsDurgers at the
Mr. and Mrs. William Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs
George L. Cruikshank, George Wood and E.
Gregg.
ler's are Mrs. NJ; Beilstein. Mrs. NJ Cavag-
naro, Miss Lottie c. Walker, Messrs. w. 8.
Walker. r. j. Teufel, Edward Wettach D. A.
Dunseath, 81. A. Hunneshagen and ]. F. Bell
stein.
Colonel sJohn Gay, Of the United State.
Fish Commission, ts among the prominent
loiterers by the sea. He was formerly a
well-known resident Of Pittsburg.
La Forrest NJ. Wyatt, of Pittsburg, who
can be seen on the boardwalk every day,
knows all about the homestead trouble and
loves to talk about it.
william j. Friday. the well-known Fifth
avenue business man, is domiciled for q
long stay at the Seaside House.
Samuel F. Sipe, with his bride, is the OBJ
ject of envy at the Mansion, where he is
spending his honeymoon.
Captain Anderson, of Pittsburg, is making
q short stay at the Waverly with his wife.
Thomas South Is among the recent Pitts
burg arrivals at the Mansion, where he is
booked for an indefinite stay. He is accom-
panied by his family
Among the prominent Pittsburg guests at
the Mansion are J. Presley Fleming and D.
W. Kennedy.
DR.. II. s. Hutchinson. . prominent Pitts
burg physician. together with his charming
wife, are resting at the Arlington.
w. A. Lewis and James w. Prescott, two
Of Pittsbur-'s brightest legal lights are
among the prominent sojourners by the sea.
Thomas Fitzpatrick and son, OF Pittsburg,
are among those who are being Hospitality
entertained at the ackson House.
Thomas Anderson, Miss Annie Anderson
and Miss Ida Anderson make mp charming
party of Pittsburgers at the Honmsnn.
a beautiful member OF the PitssburR