New-York tribune., 1897-06-13
RAIN AT ATLANTIC CITY.
THE @. A. r. PARADE SPOILED BY IT.
TIE POSTAL UNION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MENTs At TIE HOTELS AND
THEIR GUESTS.

MENTS At TIE HOTELS AND
THEIR GUESTS
Atlantic City, June IL (SpeciaD.-Of all the wafer
fng-placcs on the Atlantic Coast this was the only
ono in the itinerary Of the delegates TO the Cn''
yersal Postal Union. They have come and gone
ard the reaorcrs hope that they have carried away
a regard for this city akin 70 the pleasure anordea
them by the visit. The party arrived In their spe-
cial train late last night and remained In tHeir
sta,orooms until O'clock this morning, when
co:nmittee Of citizens waited upon them. AS'sta't
Postmaster-General Heath. who was leading the
party had requested that attempt 1T formally
be made ard accordingly nothing Of that nature
was tried beyond a breakfast At the Brighton This
over all there was to be seen mere, particularly
lLe walk Inlet Casino and beach. was shown the
delegates when they resumed their places on the
train before noon and were hurried to Philadelphia.
n ever there was a Gisa ppon ed lot Of veterans or
the late war gathered together n city, II was
the hand Of cid soldiers VINO came here Wednesday
morning to attend the ,hirtch annual encaTnp-
mcnt Of the New-Jerscy Department. g. a. 'R. II
Is unusual for this city TO experience spell OF dis-
agreeable weather az this season Of the year. but
for the few days preceding that occurrence the
weather clerk seemed 20 take delight In showing his
ugliest mood. Fer months preparatiors had been
carried on upon such a scale as 10 warrant thc
prediction that the feunion would be the most not
able IN tie annals Of the Department. set OF citi-
zens committees had abored increasingly for such
a result The storm deferred toraarCs from At
tnrdinC and robbed the occasion Of its chef feat
ure q brilliant parade. Instead OF the ll3 posts IN
the department. about h2lf tha, number were reg
istercd instead of 100 delegates. about three-'iths
were on hand, and instead cf five thousand vcter-
ans there were few that half the pleasure OF the
rcun,on was stolen The city WAS gayly decorated
but IT, too suffered and the red. white and blue
hung limp and dragged. The parade was reviewed
by Commander-n- Chief Thaddeus s C!arkson. o.
A. r.. and Senator Sewell. In the evening there
was a reception at Schau.fiers Hotel
The special run CT the Ken!lworth Wheelmen OF
Philadelphia TO this city last Sunday went beyond
ALL expectaion II was believed at first that about
eight hundred would participate. but as matter of
fact over four times that number started O'e'
/ 400 succeeded In finishing.
The representatives Of aiexco. the Central ana
South American republics who were present at the
roccnt onening of the Commercial Museum at Phil
adephia visited this city on Saturday last and re-
mainod Sunday
On the leach at the foot OF N!ren'a-aVe' y .
| slough" which has long been menace to batherS
in that vicinity The owners Of property ADJOINING
it propose TO eliminate that dangerous feature ana
will construct Jetty, whlcn WIZ caIse '"c oe"~''
to fiji In at that point
! Captain f. A. PARKER, who has been choseh az
Judge for the coming race between the sloops Jo"h
| T.. Mehrer ard j. Willard Morgan. fas stated 'ha'
| the conditions Of the race will be governed W the
| racing rules Of the Yacht Pacing Union OF Long
l
| regatta for the club pennant on Thursday Inc
| Corinthian Yacht Club have not yet named inc
| date when they will open their season
The Confectoners' Association Of the United
states will hold their annual convention III th!s CITY
tic latter part Of this month. Both railroads are
now running their regular summer excursion Trains
Tho American Locomotive Manufacturers Asso-
| clo,,on had a banquet at the Garden on Thursday
| evening.
The Hotel Dennis entertained this week party
| of Ohio and Indiana hotel ren who accompanied
| bv their wives were on th"!r way 10 the annual
convention a, Boston. The party included Mr' ana
Mr.. D. c. Shears Mr.. and Mrs. j. Stacy Hill Air.
and Mrs s. T. Pentldnl. Mr.. and Mrs George
| Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Ilensohn and NJ
and Mrs. ID. II. Coulter
There Is youthful prodigy here In the shape ot
| a twelye-year- -od colored girl named Isabella HOT
m, who has on several evenings during the week
occupied the pulpit of the Second Baptist Church,
and on each occasion the elince has been cFo"os"
to the doors.
sacred concerts on Sunday evenings at the FASH
ionabc hotels are growing in popularity. Inc s'-
Charles was the first to introduce them' toiio~eo
| by the Casino and now the Rudolf Is crowoeo On
| sabbath evenings Among the NEWCOMERS az Tao
| latter house are Mr.. and Mrs c r. Nlnton' Ar.
and Mrs ns Gs! Pcvl % ksuf%on TSone and MIS-
cSHv 3H Yorksrs were numerous at the Casinos mid:
Ssst s'S;s s'H s.j
IL.
| and Mrs j. Harper. Miss a. Harper. A. G: Snyde1'
! d High, Mr. and Mrs. L. Williams. Mrs ? Is:
Carstairs Mr. and Mrs. a. Blssell. Mrs. HsHty
Hendricks Mr.. and Mrs J. ". Branard, MISs
! Ethel Sands Miss May Geer, Miss Anna GeeI' !.
| Stanley Mason and Miss Mason
| don Hall on Tuesday evening Ihe prlze EifMers N,
were: Ladies first Mrs: +; 5. Snyder second MrS
! G Dennson: gentlemens first, H. G. Plass' secoho'
| Mr. Mr. and Mrs Charles r. Porter recently per
formed the note worthy feat Of wheeling from tnsir
home In New York to the Dennis In this cry sop.
| Ming over night at Lakewood. 1t is good lo9-mhe
| road. 49, 49, ... uaaarr tool.
| Mace in New-York last week. are spending por-
! tion OF their honeymoon at the Ira!fnore, SshsI
| New-Yorkers there are Mr.. and MIS- X Sner
| man MIR and Mrs. A. 8. Newcomb Mr ana MI
| H. G. Peck j. Hancock. {. +. Davidson ana -
The brighton is overhowing with young New
! Mr. and Mrs a Bissell Mrs Henry II. Hendricks.
| Miss A. Hendricks. J. W. Deering Dr. ana Mrs. =;
! * French. Mr. and Mrs George L. Ma!soury anu
| Ex-ciovernor D. GarcelGn OF Maine speTnt ING thf
| week here. He with the American MeIic.i
Association. He was guest OF the Winosor .Ne"
| Workers there this week We're MI anu hIs =.
| Chevaer. Mr.. and Mrs G. w Niisoii W H. 0'ND"
| and Miss Ethel Sands , =, ,-- ..-o o,o,.5
AS soon tho doors OF the Mansion were ope''so
| the house began fill with guests the nrst 10
| rocis,er were Mr. and Mrs Frank Mcriey: OF New-
I-1ited states Army and Mrs. Swain. who will re-
! main some tine and Henry IIostetter.
| C'oicueI T. Conrad. United States Army, stauonso
| NJ Jefferson Barracks, Mo, has come here on =
! furlough in search of health lie is accompanies
| bv his daughter. Miss Minnie Conrad and sosa
| lieutenant J. s. Conrad United States Army.