New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-08-01

rosor, aseerbIv has brought together numoe'
~ the brightest minds Of the race, including many
Jewish scholars and teachers who are h''o""
over the country. The Bible generai jews, 49,
tory and almost every subject or speciai M ~,
10 the Jewish people. were toucheo upo"
social side Of the assembly also received us s
of attention several receptions being given a' VI.
Islesworth and other leading hotels anu 80
effort being made to bring the members "i'o !"
closer acquaintanceship. ~
A pair OF spirited horses attached 10 wee
belonging to the Adams Express Company e",'' III
the week ran away and struck cariiase
belonging to James i. Reilly, the proprietor VI to
c, che rios Hotel and protector of st. Charies
Place The latter animal was impaled on the po'e
of the express wagon, and died almost lns.a'.is.
Mr. Reilly recently refused an offer OF si'V" io'
the horse ,..o
Preparations are being made for an immense
progressive euchre party for the beneht OF ,i'e
Icwisb Seaside Home for Invalids, which has Tor
some years been caring for poor Invalid jews"
women and children, who would otherwise De UNI
able to obtain the change of air 80 necessary W
the conyalescent The affair will take place next
Monday evening at the United States Hotel
The CITY Solons are confronted with difhcult
ouestion The City Controller wants to know
whether or not a fish is an animal. Recently
about twenty tons Of dead fish came ashore on the
beach and Immediately began to emit an offensive
odor The Health Inspector directed man ~
haul the dead fish TO the crematoiy Inc ma"
charged the city $34 for doing the work, ana the
Controller refused approve the Oil, on the
ground that it should be paid by the Board oil
Health The law stipuates that "all dead animals
shall be removed by the Board of Health. ana
the latter body contends that it is not Responsible
as fish Is not an animal. The City Soncltor VIII
probably be asked for an opinion
A pretty camp is located on the beach below
the Excursion House 1t Is branch OF the Sea
shore House for Invalid Chidren, ana - PeoRIi,,u
by poor boys, who thus get needed outing ! NE
Seashore House had donation DAY TINS werhi anu
a large number of contributions were received
Baby shows have not yet gone Out on dat ,; AT ~
rangements are being made for large aHalr Oh
this kind on the ocean pier next week NUN IN
Der of applications have already been mace lor T
blanks This years show promises TO eclipse all
previous attempts. 49,, ~,
\ concert was given In the parors OF tne il1ly
tanned by Miss C. NJ. Hurworth who was accom-
pane1 entsrainment for the benefit OF the Babies
Hospital was given In the parlors OF 'he Lehman
House Thursday evening. There was good at
Through the efforts of Miss Eveeeen Doqredoure;;
Mrs W. w. Lamborn and Mrs. Thomas Butter, a
surfboat has been provided for the beach "a az
Longport during bathing hours. II VIII De Wei
by an ex-menber Of the crew OF the lfe;saying
station. It. was at this point that a lad from
it is thought that his life would have been saved
If a llfeguard had been at hand. ..,,, - .so
town and il Inhabitants this week. The largest
%@ p{d % fha ana tab i9SN w Psce in pay
and the spacious parlor of the hotel was throngei
The proceeds given to Thomas Potter Ford
ney TO assist him in taking further course of IN
struction In drawing.
a delightful progressive euchre party was given at
the Seaside House Wednesday evening The prizes
were particularly fine and were won a. follows.
First prize. Mr.. Chapman; second prize, Mrs. Lei
brandt; third prize. Miss Bromley.
euchrc party AT the Hotel Windsor wednesday
morning. There were sixteen participants. each OF
whom enjoyed the game to the utmost The tortu-
winners OF the prizes were Mrs. Seth Caldwell,
jr. Mrs. ". p Wernwdg and Mrs. j. Sullivan.
Another pretty morning euchre party was Siven
at Haddon Hall on Monday. Tho prizes were won
by Miss Sailor. Mrs. Irving. Mrs. Taggart. Miss
WerheriIl. MIS- Grange. Mrs. Hand Miss Smith and
An enjoyable euchre party given at the AbemaIle
Wednesday evening arranged by Mrs. II. W.
Eadie. of New-York and Mrs W. \ Porter The
prize winners were Mrs. G. W. Hume Craig Mrs.
Grant Samuel Houston and Mark Beam. ID. H..
Frantz carried of the consolation prize.
berkshire Inn was the scene II pleasant and we'll
conducted euchre party Tuesday evening. The
affair wa arrangg9d by Mr. III Mss .rpH
10 Mrs. Thomas Hill. Miss Mligan Miss Grey,
Colonel J. y. Gatwooi. Mr.. Wyman. Mrs. John A.
Bay and Mrs. COrSidne
Guests Of the Grand Atlantic enjoyed a pleasant
euchre party arranged by Mrs BOYD Packer and
Mrs F.. \. Davis. on Tuesday evening. The hand
some fayors were won by Mrs. G. kirscher Mrs.
Davis. Mrs. Stevenson. Mrs. Cunningham. Mrs.
Marin ana Messrs. Conrad ard Packer
y delightful euchre party given at the Wa
verify Monday night The players were all adopts
IKE game. and the affair was an exceptional sue
cess. The przc-winners Mrs. John " Sim
mons Miss Nellie Prescott Miss s 8 Settle. James
=. O'Brien John W. simmons and George W. Loss.
Among other hotels where euchre parties were
given during the week were the Traymore, Penn
hurst Champagne. Glaslyn. Westminster. Rer-
Kelley. Chester Inn. Atgen. Linden Hal. Chelten