New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-06-25
ATLANTIC CITY'S THRONG.
HOMGOPATHS AND A FIREMEN'S PARADE
DIVIDE ATTENTION WITH GEN
ERAL MILES.

tertainments more outdoor pleasures more en-
joyment Of all kinds more OF everything. in fact.
which goes 10 make life at summer resort pleas
ant. This has been the lot this week OF the thou
sands who are making their temporary homes in
the city by-the-Sea. The week has been the most
brilliant OF the season up 10 date. The weather
has been delightfully."- cool and pleasant that 1t
has been possible for the hosts Of visitors enjoy
themselves indoors and out TO the utmost The
meeting Of the American Institute of Homeopathy
brought to the city fifteen hundred physicians.
nearly all OF them accompanied by one or
members OF their families. The entertain
ment of the doctors and their friends was In the
hands OF Reception Committee composed OF DR..
A. W Bailey chairman; DR.. W. A: Corson secre-
tary; DR.. John r. Fleming, Dr. Walter G. sooy.
DR.. W G. Gardiner, DR.. George w Crosby. DR..
Cromwell, Dr. NJ L. Munsen and DR.. NJ. Miller.
In addition TO these there y as womnns com
L. ID. Ballet and DR. Lydia H. Cromwell who
are respectively the president secretary and treas
particularly looked after the women OF the party,
who enjoyed the trips to Longport and somers
terost the sailing parties and the afternoon recep-
ranged as 10 include something for both sexes.
on Tuesday evening there was a grand reception
Rudolf cirotto on "Wednesday evening the dele
gates and friends were entertained at the Hotel
Dennis by the Homeopathic Medical College OF
Philadelphia. entertained Thursday evening. and
the following evening, the alumni OF the Hahne;
at the Hotel Tslesworth The weeks pleasures end
tonight with a reception and banquet under the
auspices Of the Atlantic City Hompopat hc Medical
cub All the delegates are pleased with their re-
certion here. and they Will go home with an ex-
@d poS Of x fG sdded % he weeks
was tire annual Inspection and parade OF the ERE re
peparfn on T ba was tho Sspne
Hose Company and the Beach Pirates chemical
Engine Company. which attracted large gatnerlngs'
n ne arr decidedly bus!nfssi appearance
NeS \ Miles visited the shore on
Monday spending the night al the Hotel Brighton.
Every time he made his appearance ne was foi-
loved by a throng OF people. eager 10 snake MS
hand or attest their appreciation OF his services.
Several additional hotels opened to-day. promi,
Atlantic and Pennsylvania aves The house mas
been thoroughly renovated and Is IN as perIeSG1
under the direction of Captain John W. Emery, or
Pittsburg who has managed It's affairs In the
Another hotel to open to-day the new Hotel
Chelsea. the beach front. In the suburb OF me
same name II has accommodations for 30 guests.
II will be conducted by its owner. Dr. j. Is Ihomp-
son ,, - M, vorL-ora c,osa 70 the
beach was reopened this week for its ninth sea-
son under the management OF +. ;; Orem OF
Baltimore. This hotel has been entirely reno
waited reftIrnshed and improved In many respects.
The Pierrepont. Channel Brothers new h0te. IN
New-Jersey-ave.. adjoining the Hotel Rudolf, was
opened Tuesday, and Is already entertaining
a number Of guests; "a. .-.-,, -.
Wednesday evening for the first time. In the pretty
clubhouse on Inois-ave The club Is composed oil
Late arrivals from New-York at the leading hotels
"r sr fs TOM E Nelson Mrs G W Heeyer
Mr. and Mrs Z. a. Hancock; Mr.. and Mrs J. Wood.
Mrs j Coffey James H. Howard Mr.. and Mrs
MAdge Porter Mrs James Rogers A j. Hanscom,
Miss A. Hanscom. Miss F. France J. Harmon Mrs
G NSs II S SoPPcomb NJ and and Mrs Whter
Miss b. Whittier and NJ. l.. Jackson
Miss ssa'df F sroag Mr. I ana Mr. sS
W. u Mo- A Mr.
s Mife Mr. mrs E. K T6 Thornton b J camobel Z
Thomas Fredericks. Mrs J. II; Junker, Miss A
Wilson. J. Yeager and Mr.. and Mrs H. w Ma
ST St ICharles-A W Foman Thomas NJ: Allies Miss
Bos rys Mr. n and Ms H l. perry Boek
Master p g crawtord D F Weyi Mr. and Mrs G
D Hr.t. !. o, Rorke, Mrs Cherries = Harris
james james McCauilick c. II Richmond. Mr. and Mrs
Miss Carrie Gates and G. Mesta
Haddon Hali-Garheld 4 Sergeant. James $
ner II Twaddell Miss Annie Chers. Mr. and Mrs
!; II; Lanner Miss Jennie Hand, r.. Mayer
Mr.. and Mrs; II d Adam. George A Wesley; NJ
y Rice. y. K. Rice. Charles /. Gilpin Frank "
Greenwood, T NJ Lane, Nh and Mrs Samuel II
Terry. Mrs. Thompson Newell. A. O. Mayer. Miss
' Rudolf Mr and Mrs Gus villers. Simon Luben-
A Wlnslow A. F. Brands Alfred Goldnnger l.. b
Kaufman. Mr. and Mrs. l.. W. Reubensteln A r.
Start. Matthew =. Kesner. Mr. and Mrs. &. II
Calsh and child. Miss Sadie Chamberlain. ). ).
Jennison J. Stearn. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Harriott
Mrs r. Hackett.
Dennis-Mr. and Mrs Franklin Johnson. DR. and
Mrs. George II Hammond, Miss A. Hammond Miss
ID Hammond Miss T. Richards DR. Milton Iesy-
gusky. 7 g. Knapp. Mr. and Mrs j. D. Rites Miss
Bennett T j. Anderson. r. u. Fisher. Mr.. and
Mrs A Breed Miss L. Breed. Mr.. and Mrs John
SeItz and NJ Killlngton.
Traymore-Frank F.. Bright. w. II Smith and son
NJ "a Mra 4 Kellogg IOhn Mrs
Martin. Mrs Thomas F. Hicks. Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Hariel. h Brevian. and Mr.. and Mrs. ! X.