New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-17
EARLY FAIL AT ATLANTIC CITY,
IN-PLANs FOR IMPROVEMENTS
GUESTS AT THE HOTELS


Atlantic City y j. Sept IS CspecaD.-These
early autumn days az the shore are proving 20 be
highly Enjoyable TO the thousands of visitors who
are stnl soourning here. The sun Is still strong
enough during the middle of the day 20 make the
bathing enjoyable. I'm short the most pleasant
days I'm ali the year have come and everybody has
settled down 20 enjoy them Co the utmost
The number of guests AZ the various hotels now
IS unusually large and many more are booked 20
arrive within the next week OF two Persons from
distant parts of the country. who arc coming 70
Philadelphia 10 attend the National Export tx
position have sguihed their Intention of extending
their trips 90 take I'm Few days or week AZ TINS
famous watering place. Inquiries are received at
the hotels every day from people who are contem-
plating such visits
The minor amusement places along the board
walk beginning 10 close for the winter, hut the
better class of amusements are SIN running, and
VIII continue IN operation AS long as there is any
patronage. which Is likely to be for some weeks
Dancor are given regularly az several OF the larger
hotels and euchre parties are SO numerous that
one cannot keep track ~ them. A. the goN Inks
there Is general revival Of interest In the game
interesting and exciting contests being ~ almost
daily occurrence The pretty clubhouse at the
grounds has also been the scene OF "A number OF
social events recently. such dinner parties and
small dances
Lovers Of genuine sport are enjoying excellent
cunning and fishing. Marsh hens are not quite as
plentiful. perhaps,
day OF the cunning season. but they are still so
numerous that one must be poor shot indeed TO
return empty handed from days work on the
meadows. Weakfsh caught In large numbers.
although an occasional bluehsh is brought in as "A
trophy.
The interest Of ALL visitors and residents alike. is
centred on the great ocean yacht race between the
sloop yachts s., Charles Captain e. \. Parker
and John f. Mehrer H. Captain Samuel Gale IT
was first agreed that the race sailed to-day should
be- conclusive. bur t decided this week 10 sail
two additional races. on Monday and Wednesday
next the winner ~ two out Of the three 20 take
the purse Of S2oo0 and the title Of champion.
Everything possible has been done To have the
races perfectly fair in an respects. Each captain
selected one Judge the two thus chosen agreeing
upOn the third The course is fifteen miles 20 wind
ward and return. starting and finishing az the end
of Young's ocean pier the rules ~ the Corinthian
Yacht club 10 govern on all points not set forth in
the agreement Both yachts have been fitted with
sails and thoroughly o,erhauied. and the races
promise 10 be the most interesting of the kind ever
held here
There is fair prospect that The long talked Of
now city Han VIII Dee built before next summer
The city Hall Commissioners presented report 10
the city Council This week. in which they stated
that The drawings for the proposed new building
ale completed and that the Specifications are now
''l-h ti ."H Ut l@ ,""Hi''' 'Ii' .t3 WI b, au-
tdiNes begun az once. The buIllnE Is cost about
City ar tha corner OF Atlantic and Tennessee ayes.
j. is to ne ~ terra Gotta and stone and Will pro
~ 'c"oD tgali,r nolis. Hrarl roo n,, ag
other public apartments The drawings show
handsome building that viii be- credit 20 the
Late arrivals from New-Yorls at the prominent
Dennis Mrs. Andrew schan Miss Eva ! Ma,chet.
Mrs a. ", WuNrson. Mr and Mrs r. NJ Becker.
M-. Nary y,f,rro,n n s.,,i,,S I,ill9H'
IN ffItlIE
NJ FRENCH Charles G. Stafford and Mr. ana llrs
Br'5atoo vi, and Mrs George z Roberts. Miss
Ava Roberts. Mr. Cyrus Curtis. MI and Mrs r
fogIn soTG9'SS . MI M.5s n rol Mng.g NJ 4n
l2lGuf Glr r. s Sn@ NH, ,r. r. Tey lir Iayi9T
curtis Ir Mr. ana Mrs f. " s,oiman and Miss
maddon Hsn Mr. and Mr.. " uaines q, \,
Haitin + v Lockwood g " Loc 'ii'Ssd j n
SUI 1-, J. Il Ma Mr and NJ, Ne 3 & Tsite DIT J.
E Ea'ie NJ; Mr end l Mrs J. H3I MS; = Han K il
ST Charles Frederick h ireland. W Bergman.
" T. W1Iams r 4 Briggs. + h. Warner.
Nudolf-Mrs. -. Lowenthal Miss A Pncus Nrs
: Mcclure Mrs +. Bowen Mrs r Trimbe. Miss
Mamie Holland. Miss + " Scott and A : Little
s4eguraer p w5!,eomb Thomas Scott
Miss l Rowson and & G ClifYordi vi l. ro"'er'
Mr ana Mrs j. F Grimm. Miss A Grnn Mr. og n1d
9NtIf5i N,s =, H II} > NJ I'M g. II. Rice and
James F. Mckinney r r Wescott Ii Brook and
Seaside House MIR. and Mrs. J Rossiter. Miss
Emma FLOYD Mrs A. Floyd. Thomas d ROB-
E EeSSeT F 4aTry Peyer 4 Moore Miss
lex. J. p Whitney Mr and Mrs A s Plersonr
George Wood and Mrs Clement berwick
Foquois Daniel \. Sullivan. Mr. and Nrs y
Wesley Brumel, Mrs G. " Barlow Miss i' y
TiSagLe Mrs , C. y Herdman Mr. and Mrs j. Nc
Riedel and X A. Zimmerman MIS- VI e.
vdmt 2ite' ne Cen,ra,.B " Cooper. Miss Katherine
"tskor Mrs " T.. Willis and Miss Ada Hembold
windsor T. ". Roberts. NJ II Davies Mr. sni
Mrs samuel A .Herlinger. Mr. and Mrs r ~
FFr reSnSs. p W Mcgowan, Miss c. l. smith and