New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-06
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not monopolize the parade by any means. There
will be several posts from New-York and Phila-
dephia the military and semi-military organiza-
tons of this neghborhood. and the entire Fire De-
partment OF this city with its apparatus. Inc ora
soldiers regret that their comrade, president NC
Kinley, has been forced to decline the invitation
to review them, but in his place will be Vice-Presi-
dent Carrot A. Hobart who will be assisted by
Governor Griggs and staff, Governors Hastings
and Lowndes. United States Senators smith ana
Sewel several Congressman and General Thaddeus
B. Clarkson and staff 1t was intended TO have a
bicycle parade in connection with the other. but
this has been abandoned, as the time allowed fof
arrangements is too short.
The bicycle path across the meadows. which was
CO ,npleted this week is already proving the wisdom
Of It's construction. AS an investment 1t VIII net
a handsome profit to It's projectors far above any
Tomorrow morning at o'clock there vii! start tar
men which has yet ridden across the State The
run will be under the auspices OF the kenllWortn
by ovr eight 'a f bcyess e many
w rb be The es eH Pe ef To nan
O'clock II the weather be fair. making the affair fall
a certainty, several hundred wheemen from THIS THIS
city VIII cross the meadows to meet them and
The Supreme Council of the Shield of Honor. an
organization OF beneficial character which has
ten thousand members scattered throughout the
United States. was in annual session in this ely
fourteen States, were In attendance. The election
Of Scas for the ensu !, year md the
tart business contaminated.
on haf the walk n and w woe
him who disregards It. The authorities are deter
hnH p 'U they viii adopt
methods. one individual who had the temerity to
At midnight last Monday the United States Life
Saving Corps. stationed here went out OF service ice
S Sn apan Parker P he Sommandsr Of the
station. has known in his twenty-four years ex-
There were more NEWCOMERS at the mdweek
hop OF the Casino on Wednesday than ever before
ssry Mrs. Snan SEs,G Mis-; N si;Sns Mis-
Phelps. Dr.. ", 7: Shearer J. G. Nelson, Randolph
The houee is handsome one. well situated and
s into the soe Circle
even more successful than Proprietor McGlade had
The opening Of the Yachting season was cele-
brated or Monday ny Ladies, Day at the club
Club The lighthouses were in excellent condition
for inspection. and the yachts ready for service,
but the main essential. a breeze. was lacking. Al:
most thousand persons accepted the invitation Of
the club and made merry ,,o,o, n.,.,r,.
insSrbed camP rS5 Daniel
G hfy Ss6oss S
threw its doors open for the reception Of visitors
this morning. Inside the house has been completely
Among the guests OF the Brighton are c. A. Nc
Dowel and Thomas Sutcliife, OF England two
wealthy capitalists who are returning from trip
TO their Western possessions. Lieutenant Horace
T. Frck; T. s n. has ioined the naval contingent
there Among the New Workers under tho Same
roof are Ex-congressman George II. Glover. Mr..
ard Mrs. J. b Bloomngdaie. Miss Mccullough.
Mrs Joseph L. Dammasln. Mr. and Mrs James w.
Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. Kari FINK. Mrs. r. NJ Mer-
Ram, Walter Il. Merriam Arthur l.. Merriam. Mr..
and Mrs. T. y. >. rrarkiin and child Miss r. T.
Bloorningdae and Mr. and Mrs. q. Russell
Commodore 5. NJ Kane, OF the New-Y York Yach,
"A
Crnr.es.
Captain Clark tho irrepressibe King OF Atlantic
City" character known from coast to coast,
walked into town on Monday and. waving a wand
over tho ccean. bid Neptune turn the water on and
open the season.
Judge Miles Beach is among the visitors from
New-York nj the Windsor. lie Is accompanied by
Benjamin T. Horwitz and the lattcr's daughter.
Miss Horwt2.
Deputy Chamberlain end Mrs J. H. Campbell OF
New-York, arc spending few weeks at the
Dennis. Colonel and Mrs John Gault are at the
Rudolf