New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
YACHTING 1T ATLANTIC CITY
THE coRINrHIAN AND CRICKET FLEET3
HAVE RACES.
MEETINGS PAST AND TO coME-PEopLE WHO
ARE AT THE HOTELS.

MEETINGS PAST AND TO COME-PEoPlE WHO
ARE At THE HOTELS.
Atlantic City. ~ j., July % (SpeciaD.-A dozea
wears ago. when the crowd Of pleasure seekers az.
sembled on these shores numbered at any one time
1000 the entire town rcjoced at what was tnen
considered most prosperous season; but to-day the
ctyby-the- Is entertaining at least $1,000 PEAS
ure seekers force that will continue 70 grow oa'V
until its member, number 10000. Everything with
which the visitors have rny connection IL already
ahead OF the corresponding period OF ias' year Inc
Official railway records report far greater NUMBER
having been transported oceanwarc Inc NOTES.
whose number has been materially Increased since
Iss. season. are accommoda ling many more guests;
the amusement enterprises whose numbers nave
douh.od since last summer. are running 10 thef
fullest capacity, and never before nave there Deen
go few untenanted private cottages ana YET iuiiy
6po have been constructed during the last winter ana
spring.
Last Wednesday was gala day In local yachting
circles on which occasion both the Corintnian and
Cricket fleets held their last point race OF the sea-
eo, The Corinthian fleet raced over course oe
eight miles In the waters OF the Inlet ana the pre-
vailins stiff breeze kept the white-wlnsed cram
skpp,ng over the smooth surface at hveiy pace
Captain Gale in his yacht George. came IN nrst
with Captain Harry Wootton. In the Ivie close
second The Cricket feet was one fuil OF ex-
element and was made sx-mile course In
the Thoroughfare Captain Harry Turner, In the
Imp. was the first winner. followed by Captain
Nicholas Young in the Vndex
A secret meeting OF the officials Of the PENNEY.
vania Railroad has been held a. the Hotel Dennis
during the week The officials were In c.ose con-
ference while here but refused to divulge the OBJ
ect or results Of the meeting. Those present were
President George b. Roberts OF fhNadeipha'
Messrs J. J. Turner, A. b. starr, Charles "atts
and A. NJ Schayer, OF Pittsburg c. L. PECK ana U.
" Davis. OF Richmond. Ind; L. F. Loree. OF cieve-
! 1t Tp1f
Quicker Of Philadelphia. and Ralph PETERS OF c'n'
cnna.i The Advisory Directory Of the pennsylvania
Railroad Company will hold It's annual meeting IN
this city beginning July 30. making the hotei nu-
doIob ira headouarters This directory includes most
Of the officers Of the company. and unusual prepara
tons are making for their entertainment
The National Union. western oehe"c'ai o'"e'
with membership of 4s 000 has been in session here
during the week
Atlantic City has been chosen the pace orhold-
ing q National Food and Candy Exposition IL wiz
ooen on July q In the big pavilion at the 1901 Oh 'he
Iron Pier and continue until August 81 Prepare
ton, for the show are on unusually elaborate
scale.
A number OF handsome private yachts nave u.
rived AT the Inlet whose owners VIII cruise IN ana
about Absecon Bay for the remainder OF the seasoh
In the early part OF the week the soop yaen'
Schemer came with her owner. joshua H. AdanA
on hoard The Schemer is well known as the vesseI
| which bore the late Boss Tweed 10 Cuba on ns
a,ght from New-York city in 1870. The schooner
Yacht Helene with Francis ScLrnk Brown arrived
on Wednesday last. Mr.. Brown is commodore OF ths
Philadelphia Yacht Cub. Among the other yachu
that have arrived during the week are the E'ne.
CAPTAIN James Barnes OF the Corinthian laent
| cub OF Philade. pnia the Jurar, Captain u n
Muckle. OF the Philadelphia Yacht Ciuo' anu '"'
Merry Thought -. Ice, ,ssr
Al the Albemar!e-Miss 81 Spring, D. Wisens, z.
N + Il.
Mandok. c Roth and j j. sh s Nor cramo Fred
MsnshaI. Miss II Morris and Miss Nellie BALDWIN
Al the Hotel Aidine-Mr; and Mrs; y, ID, D ora
At The Hotel RerssleyHssry Ma foSa H. K.'sn.
Pa9 M sr5yr r0r'ef " Lansing. Albert wenam and
AZ the A Ho;e. DENTIST W Sage Charles w9o p
Eke Miss ssa 6cfs' W sna NJ 8 sgSae
I'nderronk. Miss A. Lipp!ncott' II. NJ "ickham ana
the Hosc! r,le;wsrhA q Ssns bu sinoa
DIH' the rylnssonbr ana Mrs HoIm. wC ST.
S snd Mrs +. b 3. Netleson and s l. Tuck.
A, the Hotel Imperia.-H D. Price NJ Nan. ana ME-
~ a; " TIE Hotel HoYman-Mrs c. wenmann. Miss r
We.nmann Mr.. and Mrs II. NJ Voorhees, and T. H.
.is't the Hotel uray-Mrs. Helen: Mis-, Helen
Nj and Mrs. T B. Emery and Villain + s IsT5oo
At 'h Syrns II Ham 'i Il Kear H. y yoelsny
ws1Ss e MRS sef Ta NEs M
seamon william 7. Hudson. C. Wedds' G; w EYER ,na
inghain Miss T. Kerr. Mrs A. Alien, j. Married. ana
At the Msjsstic-Mr. J. F;snden.haI I p: cuTri y
A. NJ Boney. J. J. Shannon. Mrs T. u Steex :, :.
Maprrg C Bess asS. kepA Pesrs H. ei Bar
deem NJ MI ss" Il Bsker s and r j. Mahoney
ward NJ CertshiTe,, NJ. NJ Monaches DR.. and MIS-
AZ the Rudolph-Ml.. z Lake L. 90, i. y LoT "
Mis H x wys ssm ST. and M aD
Eyans Mrs G = SpsT r and Mrs @ smaabsek
Mrs Deisendorf, Mas DeIsendorf C. F. Place {. =.
Chapman and Mr.. and Mrs F : Has.StI c.n,,eu
Mrs. James 7. Thomas Miss l.. Kahn and Miss N.
Al the Osborne-Pe;er d. Starr and 4 l.. Fresse
" Nell n Meyers. A. L. Meyers Mrs. Msry Kins,
Miss Beatrice King, Charles King H. H. Fen'h ana
a. AZ t the sena,e-Miss L. c. Rosers. r T: Rogers
Mrs j. Mixer. Mr.. and Mrs; G j. Wagner A. l.
and Mrs. shs SEASIDE 6 A HS"s and Roberts
p Mo ans H csarss sisSr Mr and Ms
Mrs G H. Rrnzer Mis- Brnss,rf Tsomas HOl Ina
X ' $ an" %. Longtime W. sumsTy Benjamin oTm..
Miss Mary Green. William J Wal " F Mepsr
renee Dsnshlre. John r Oakley Mr. and Mrs.
Rose G. r. Brunt. Frank Rose, Char'ss &oa ,tey
T. M r%mss J. Saunders. r Mitchell Miss Beci
NUM- O. NJ Montaine and +. p Morse
At the Waver.y-Mr and Mrs j. w. Madison
Fred Madison. Lawrence Pan and Mr. and Mrs
OUTDOOR SPORTS POPULARArT TIE WATER Gan
Delaware Water Gap. July % (specaD.-At tns
hops that are such enjoyable affairs at potn INV
! Water Gap House and Kittatinny. some remarhao"
graceful dancers are on hand There has been moro