New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-25
ATLANTIC CITY TISlIORS.
r,,r RAILROAD TRAINS FILLED WITH
THEM EVERY DAY-A NE"
CfIAJTAUQUA.

,,,., CIV \ l. July q (Specia). Railroad
,a,sI N this resort continues heavy. every hicoi'
ing train being loaded with cro"d oi pie
seekers The hotel proprietors are d' '" =, o.
what troubled find room ior al WIN ~. ,,o
,oooumodations Indeed. 1t Is not unusuai loi a.
ga ,,,or, room engaged at the favorite
&C and N no compelled to seek quarters eiSo
u.boro This however is the usual cohdi'oh u
,hinps in the summer time. and no one co"p'a'"'
NJ the overcrowding: least OF all, the ho'ei 'ien
The Jewish Chautauqua, newly ioi me- -.
va,tor will open its first assembly In TINS Guy W.
&C.,. ,d Continue IT'S sessions daily until August
o preliminary meetings were he'd last night ana
to-day large number Of leaders OF tne JEWISH
race are present. and the meetings. VIII p1
dressed and lead by some OF the mos. eiiel'
Jewish lecturers and scholars. Among 'ne speah
ars will be Dr. Joseph Sverman, New-iorK the
De- Dr N n Harris New-York; the Rev. Dr.
r. Got,hel Temple Emanuel, New-Iork; Or. H.
NJ 1einzirer New-York; Professor Richard Eott-
he'll of Columbia College, and a huHioer Vi o'"e.
~ equal prominence Social gatherings ana special
meetings for young people VIII be nlaue iea'ue'
of the convention .,. hos inst
,,soa rs twenty-seventh annual meeting. afier
holding sessions for three days al the uiahu nv
,antic Hotel The society took an ihpot'aii' 'teP
IN admitting for the first time. woman u eo''e
snonding membership Interest IN this ac"oi 10
ha,ghtcned by the fact that the woman Is na'Ne
80 Innor she Is the official dentist 10 the house
hold If the Mikado and sent to TINS country
~ nerfect herself In her chosen profession one 10
n BRIGHT intelligent young woman anu ciea'e
favorable impression on all VINO Haue "ei q"
quaintance ,
Arother interesting event occurred in the Japan
ESQ world Wednesday morning. ntue oaus"'ei
,os horn 70 Mr. and Mrs Gonkuero Bozu who are
well known to visitors at the japanese lea Daroei''
The little one is the first japanese cthiu poii III
Atlantic City. The parents came originally ir0"'
Tokatsu a village near Yeddo
The proposal to build large convention nan on
the beach front Is beirg revived. The need OF such
q structure is sadly felt and 1t is thought tnat
more large conventions could be induced 10 coHle
here II such a building were erected IL Is sus-
gested that public band concerts could be protapS
given in the hall when 1t is not IN use LOT co"Ne"
ton purposes ,,-.
Vheel,nen have succeeded in having an ordnance
introduced in the Council compelling all Vehic'es
to carry side lamps after nghtfan. Hackmeh ana
owners OF carriages. OF course protest put 'He
ordinance will probably be adopted and become d
law. The cyclists claim that they are unable TO
see approaching wagons at night, ana thdt lamps
will prevent many accidents
The proposed new city Hall seems destined 10
meet with many reverses. After many meetings
and much arguing. the city Hail commissioners
and the Property Committee agreed upon set or
plans for the building that seemed to meet with
the approval of all concerned Then it WAS as
covered that the ordinance authorlZle tne ne"
structure called for blil1inS OF Drlch ana stone,
four stories In height while the drawings adopted
only provided for three stories. Now another con
ference and more talking are necessary:
Last years Sunday amusement war plus ltlr 10
be- reOpered this season y new ordnance bearing
ON tho subject was recently passed by the Council,
and il was hoped that the summer would pass
without any marked violations. but each sunday
a few amlIsements have been open. the number IN
crcasng each week. The authorities assert their
determination to enforce the law, and warrants
are to be issued for the arrest OF all ofenders
Beth visitors AMI residents are Interested In the
outcome, both sides OF the question having many
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Mr. 5iimore's close supervision OF the dances ut
the Casino is shown in the success OF the events.
The one given Wednesday evening was pretty
ing OF fashionable guests. Among those present
were Mr. and Mrs Hester. Miss Norris. Mr.. and
Mrs 8 w Fay A. Walter Miss \. Il. Darlington.
General and Mrs. Watmough, Miss Ringer. r. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warrington. Miss knorr; Mr. and
Mrs F. +. Brightly. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Kerr j.
Painter and many others.
Twelve tables were in play at highly successful
progressive euchre party given Wednesday morn
ing ut the Hotel St Charles. The prizes OF
exceptional value aud were awarded to Mrs. Irwin
Mrs Martin. Miss Reeves, Miss Young. Mrs
O'Brien and Mrs. Wilson.
The Friday evening euchre parties at Haddon
Hal are most popular affairs. The attendance Is
large the players OF the most fashionable set and
the prizes always worth the winning
4 progressive euchre of twenty-five tables was
given at the Hotel Rudolf Wednesday evening
The event passed off In pleasant manner. The
prizes were both handsome and useful
The Berks hire Inn was the scene of a brilliant
affair Tuesday evening. the first grand hop Of the
season at that hotel The attendance was large and
the affair successful from every point of view.
The new dancing pavilion at the Hotel Central
dance which was enjoyed by a large number OF
guests Of the hotel and their friends