New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-10

MUCH INTEREST IN THE MATCH BE
TWEEN THE MEHREK AND THE ST.
CHARLES GUESTS AT THE
HOTELS

Atlantic city. Sept. 9 ,SpeciaD.-With remarkable
tenacitv the season here cliugs 20 lfe stretching
out day after day and week after week unul there
is no such thing telling when Fl VIII end. II fl
ever does end.
Perhaps the most interesting incident % the
season. IN Yachting circles Will take place next
Saturday when the much discussed race between
The sloop yachts the John Mehrer II and the
:, Charles sailed respectively ty Captain Samuel
Gale and Captain J.. Augustus Parker VIII take
place The race is 20 he FOR 81" ii SHE and both
contestants have posted their money The course =
70 he thirty miles 10 wndward and return. In the
omen ocean the distance TO be covered iu five and
ono-half hours or no race Tho rules ~ The Cor
inthian Yacht club are TO govern should "a land
brceze prevail on the day set the rae" IS 70 oe
POSTPONED II IS probable that 10" regatta VIII
starr and finish at the end Of one ~ the ocean
,.r. O., mat as many people as possible may Wit
moss these most important portions ~ the contest
Tho Gaming race is attracting great interest as II
IS expected 10 be hotly contested "iihI . on
siderable outside money - stakod ON ih" result
The regatta IS the outcome OF long standing rival
~ h.tvoea the two captains who have for years
,,., oon,.ing contestants for the championship
,,,,,rf 81 The Inlet feet The = Charles has been
defeated iv the Mohrer in previous races hHi on"
81 these defeats was through an accident. captain
Parker now claims that the improvements which
no has recently made 10 his craft have so Increased
h.r speed that she can defeat The Mehrer handily.
the satisfaction Of all concerned
From, official sources i is learned that the two
railroad systems entering the city the f"nnsyi -
vania lines and the Philadelphia ana R"adins sFS-
tom landed a total Of 5000" passengers mere during
tho months Of July and August ~ this enormous
throng ~ visitors the Pennsylvania road brought
IN 12ooo during July and 2i5@n during August.
while tho Reading carried 10000 during July ana
II. 90 during August All this immense army TO-
gether with an almost equal number travelling IN
the opposite direction. was handled without acci-
ont or injury 20 q single passenger During the
/ month ~ August the Pennsylvania baggage Depart
ment handled no less than 800" pieces Of luggage
an increase " 20 per cent over tho corresponding
/ period last year
Among the late arrivals from New-York at the
| leading hotels are the following
St Charlie: Mr. and Mrs I E G, How i J.
ard a Ciril Miss Mildred Grill. Louis lredel Mrs
Charles Albert Voole Miss a. Waite John ;
slater NJ. ana Yrs H. l. M4 pnr-, NJ ,, r. ~
'VSs y1a samuel Doebin Mrs Katherine
6 {nD F R5,d lSINI w,m n 2 Homer MIS-
A r Flower. ". j Haley. l. Rossenher , Cor cor
seq Mf oSc M aad %s Nix ana Mr. Me- @'l
Harris, Milton Morrison and Miss 4 W Dean,
lntyre, Mr. and Mrs. A. shook M Charles b
Gailher Miss ;. b Needing Nj ana Mrs g. 3
: Dawson. Mr. & IL Palmer. Mr aqd Mrs
NJ 5 Davis A Peterson. Mrs J Elston. Andrew
Peterson Matthew. & Raision. Mr and Nj D.
Traymore. r. NJ Monoghan. j Il. Rowland. Mr.
| and Mrs II Pots. j H. Ssl.r Nj and Mrs
] y Fitzgerald. Mr and Mr-. G : Rawland. Mr.
and Mrs f g. Smith. Miss T.. RICK and Miss \
[ McShaEc
Brighton Mrs cyrus Curtis George NJ curtis
jr Mrs. y. G. Lake, Nj ana MIS- r K Trow
| bridge George +. hi James j. Powers Mr. and
Mrs " NJ. Hays Georee 4 sexton Mr.. W q
Miss Mabe. Townsend u Henry sands T j TEN
pie Mr. and Mrs " Bailey II Truesdale. Mr.
and Mrs + X. Truevick. Mr.. and Mrs Charles \
Anderson Miss Minnie Anderson, Mrs. Is. jenkins
and Mr. and Mrs. 8. W Walters
| Rudolf-Mr. and Mrs. a. Alexander. Mrs. W