New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-05-30

locked waters of this locality. inc race u, VI,
Abseouan was nne-mile course U" D'
Thorouchfare Warren Somors ana andre" h.
oo,od DC udqes The winner proved to be Captain
IIarrv turner's invinclble little boat the Imp Inc
result was:
INN Canain Harry Turner. 90
iris Captain Charles Jerries Nil
Nayor Captain John Risley Xxi rs
C;vn captain Joe Turner. .s3.u
FALCON Captain Jesse Townsend
They will hold their next race on June 10
Tho Corinthians chose the course from the lhiet
pavilion to Debbs Island and return a distance oi
eight r,iles Captain Bert Wootton. in the Mary
finished first in liz: Captain Frank sprow was
second in the Echo, In 49, ana Paul Noo,toh
third. in the Nit 1870 They also VIII hold their
next race early In June .
A Yachting item which IS creating cona!deraple
discussion among visitors is the proposed Ihetch
race between the sloops John Z. Mehrer ana D.
Willard Morgan. The former is owned oy captain
Samuel Gale, who is personally known 10 every
frequenter of this resort. For t"enty-three years
Gale has been the proud master OF the champion
Yacht OF these waters and he proposes TO continue
that record for several years to come. The Morgan
is a new boat built the Delaware THIS spring
for the sole purpose OF capturing the Atlantic Clty
remnant 1t is owned by Peter Bergn, o. Camden
who named II after the City Solicitor OF that CITY
It's master is Captain Charles Foster The new
boat Is said 10 be very fast and II VIII nave 10
be TO outsail the present champion. The match
will be for $500 a side ten fifteen miles TO wind
ward and return, and will be sailed some time next
month.
The Corinthian Yacht Club Of this city, has re-
ceived an invitation from the Seawanhaka Corin-
THAN Yacht Club of New-York, to send some OF It's
fastest boats OF the mosquito type to Long Island
Sound this fall 10 compete in the trial races Tor
the coming international for the Seawanhaka
Corinthian trophy, which was by the Cana
dams from the American fleet last year.
Atlantic City will shortly have municipal build
veil no Since he re
OF 1894, which destroyed the old City Hall. the
officials OF this city have been scattered about. &C.
cupyng such offices as they could secure Recently
a commission appointed TO select site ana
plans for the construction Of a commodious build
ing in which can be centred all the public Offices.
The work OF the commission Is almost done and
ground will soon be broken for the erection OF the
building.
Next Friday the City-by-t he-Sea will entertain
over thousand members OF the medical profess
sion, who will come here at the conclusion OF the
annual convention Of the American Medical Asso-
citation in Philadelphia. Great preparations are
being made for their entertainment. Every promi-
nent hotel has agreed TO entertain its share free
OF charge, and many OF the boardwalk amuse-
| ments have made the same generous offer. They
will arrive u special train in the evening and
| will receive a formal welcome at the Brighton
Casino Mayor Stoy Will represent the city gov
| eminent, and DR.. Thomas Reed, OF this city, the
! citizens On Saturday morning they will take
trips 10 adjacent resorts and conclude with sail
on the ocean.
The last m!dweek hop In May at the Casino was
| largely attended. AS reminder OF the heetins
spring season the dance hall handsomely dec
| GRATED with fresh flowers
on Thursday evening the weekly hops on the
ocean pier were started with brilliant ball. The
attendance was extremely large. These hops will
! be held until July l. as In previous seasons.
Elk -Congressman George II. Glover. OF New.
York Is now guest Of the Brighten SeS
Tho@as Perry e. the ' hoie Amons
T The Mr. and md Mrs j. Waller Carl srous Miss
Armstrong. James O'Donohue, Miss NJ. a. ODono.
mrs mrs J. H. aanan Ss csSorne + chaTes
o1eTj ,c g. Pa aim s MoEgaR L. Livingston Mrs
W. Gould Brokaw and his party Of New-York
friends returned from a cunning trip TO Mr..
Monday, after four weeks absence. They rested
overnight at the Windsor. and continued their
Taft Willard y. Little and g. Jason Waters.
s avg hs hs
charity for Which ladies s' are noted '
small colored boy. had met with a bad accident
tention was attracted Calling for one 20 Of the the
richly upholstered wheel chairs. she had the suf-
s he hers 70 the the
the she e, SrdeTsd a. tina; the boy receive every
! OF the Postal Telegraph Company, has Joined
William u. Baker, v!ce-president OF the same cor.
| poration, at the Windsor.
Ryland Hamilton, who will manage the Malsio,
| this year, is OF the best known hotel OIL
| the metropolis. Not only mas he successfully con
| Quoted the United States Hotel and Congress Hal
of this resort but he has also had the expert
ence with the immense Carayansaries at Lake
| George and Long Beach.
! q. Herman and family, OF New-fork. and hi
brother-in-law, II. r. Heydt, are at the Luray
Mr.. Herman IS president OF the Herman Lumber
Company OF New York and London. IL is
the largest concerns in the United States. having
five mills in different parts OF the country which
do an annual business OF 10000.
The sacred concerts at the 81. Charles on Sun
day evening attracting many OF the guests
from the other hotels. Judge and Mrs. Stanle,
Woodward are enjoying shore life al this hosiery
George H. Cook the NewYork fnancier priest
dent OF the Brlgantine TRANSIT, Company has
his guest at the Seaside j. r. Van Woert, OF III,
same city. Mr.. Cook is making arrangements FOL
and the trolley line Brgantine Beach.
New-Yorkers who registered at the TTaymor,
this week were K. y. Harry. Mr. and Mrs. 6. i
Silver. DR.. /. NJ Silver. +. Shaw. T. l.. Reynolds
and Miss Alice Gilbert
Among the NEWCOMERS Ifaddon Hall ar,
Mrs j X. Olyphani. c. H. Villas. Miss Villas, Mira
J. +. Payne. the Misses Payne. Mr. and Mrs }. Is
Davenport and J. b. Bailey.
j. w Bailey. lately appointed by President Nc
Kincy member OF the Board OF Managers a
West Point, Is registered at the Traymore. + II
Bohlen. OF the cleverest crcketers OF the Phil
adelphia asgresation; spent few days at m
rope this week.