Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-08-21

readily be seen that a great many were com
pelled to do the very best they could and be
satisfied with billiard tables, cots. benches
or anything else they could get.
Senator Quay arrived at the HOFFMAN
House early Tuesday afternoon, but has not
done any fishing as yet. The reason for this
is that the Senator has been fndisposed since
his arrival, and Brigantine, his old fishing
ground, will not he visited before next
week. Zen Sooy. VINO is the captain en-
gagged to take the Senator nshlng. mas mace
hiS Yacht ready, and there is no doubt but
fishing trips have been arranged TOR. The
Senator is accompanied by his son Richard,
who does not think mis- father Will have any
thing to 10 with the national campaign.
j. c. Dellenback, a Pittsbu-g merchant.
with his charm ng wife. are located at the
Hotel Heckelr Tor an indefinite stay.
Mr. J. A. Wakefield, the East End real es-
ate dealer, is pleasantly locaVed at the Sea-
side House.
The genial Charles L. Jones who is famous
a story teller and waS in every corner OF
Pittsburg, is having jolly time at the Sea-
Iide.
Arthur Moren and Thomas Moren, we'll
known and popular contractors, are at the
Mansion for a brief vacation.
w. W, Wilson, or Pittsburg, and his little
son are among the late arrivals at the Man.
SION.
James A. McNally, of Pittsburg, who is
fond Of fishing, has taken up his August
abode at the Seaside.
Charles +. Maver, a Smfthfield street mer-
cha 1t, and his charming vile are soJourners
at the Stockton.
Mrs. John Kelly. OF Pittsburg, wife Of the
well-known newspaper man, is among the
late arrivals at the Stockton.
C. a. Johns, of Pittsburg, well known in
musical circles, is among the newcomers at
the Seaside Hotel.
james Capel, a Pittsburg iron worker is
pleasantly enjoying his vacation at the
Joseph Fitzpatrick, of Pittsburg. who had
rather fish than do anything else, is a cheer
full guest at the Mansion.
W. A. Iauer, a Pittsburg book dealer, and
his lovely wife, are pleasantly located for
the rest of the season at the Mansion.
Andrew y. Barkey, of Pittsburg, and his
vie are among tie late arrivals at the
Mrs. John r. Murphy of Pittsburg, is an
agreeable guest at the Stockton.
The Misses Fannie, Elsie and Grace-De
Witt, of Pittsburg, are with their parents at
Joseph Bennets Pittsburg real estate
dealer, who is splendid sailor, is registered
at the Albion.
William Rosenburg, Of Pittsburg, is among
the prominent recent arrivals at Congress
Hall.
T. s. Duncan, A G. Borland and J. W. Bor-
Hall -
Mrs. E. j. Headrick, of Pittsburg, and her
pleasant daughter, Miss j. Headr1ck, are
favored guests at Congress Hall.
Miss L. Kennedy, a pretty Pittsburg belle,
isamong the newcomers at Congress Hall.
James Bonbour, jolly Pittsburger who
loves to angle from the END of the Ocean
Pier, is taking lie easy at Congress Hall
Miss Florence Hill, of Pittsburg pretty
end accomplished young lady, has registered
at Congress Hall, where she will remain
j. c. Keenan, and family, of Pirtsburg, are
occupying pleasant quarters at Congress
Hall.
teacher, who had charge of the musical edu-
cation of the public school children of Pitts
burg for many years, is among the newcom-
ers at the stockton.
Personal Particulars OF Pittsburgers.
JED Graham. OF Pittsburg, who dearly
loves the ocean, is imbibing ozone from the
Stockton porch.
A. Johnston, a Southside glass manufac-
turer, is at the Albion for a two weeks So
journ.
Mr. II. P. Allen and W. NJ. Loughrey, OF
Pittsburg, who are always vacation chums,
have registered at the Albion for brief So
jonrn.
aud sister, are stopping for brief season at
the Albion.
Ira Dewitt, a Pittsburg tea merchant, and
Eis lovely wife are located at the Albion.
Frank L. Leggett. Pittsburg conveyancer
and weIl-known clubmsn, is a popular guest
at Congress Hall.
Harry McConeley, OF Pittsburg, is drink.
ing in ozone at the Stockton.
A. W. Stevenson, the South Pittsburg
conl merchant registered at the Albion dur
ing the week.
George B. Lennon is among the popular
Pittsburgers at Congress Hall.
j. j. Bannon, of Pittsburg, is a newcomer
at the Hotel Hoffman.
John A Boon is Willing away his time
among fellow Pittsburgers at the Hotel
Heckler
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L Riley, of Pittsburg,
have com Portable apartments at the Sea-
side House. They are accompanied by e. 7.
and Eliza Riley.
tent at the Mansion for a brief stay.
William Umbart, OF Pittsburg, Is having q
good time at the Stockton.
j. Ii. Stewart is among the Pittsburg new
corners at the Albion
John w. Black, OF Pittsburg, is taking his
ease at Congress Hall.
The Misses Mamie and Maggie Gleason, of
Pittsburg are receiving much attention at
the Hotel Hoffman.
Miss Emma Conover is among the fair
Pittsburg sujourners at the Hotel Hoffman.
Smith Walker, OF Pittsburg Is snugly
dom1ciled with his family at the Hotel
Heckler.
Us. George is among the weeks Pittsburn
arrivals at the Sea aside House.
j. j. Donly, Of Pfttsburg, is holding forth
at the Mansion, and goes fishing every day.
P.J O'Malley, OF Pittsburg, is among the
new arrivals at the Stockton.
J.P. Allen is among the jolly Pittsburgers
TO be found at the Albion.
William B. Lennon, OF Pittsburg, Is among
the sojourners at Congress Hall.
c. F. Thompson chats with Postmaster
James Mexican on the porch of the Mansion.
William Gretz, of Pfttsburg, has pleasant
quarters at the Hotel Heckler.