New-York tribune., 1901-08-04

morning until late at night. Moonlight sailing par
ties have been exceedingly popular in the last week
the full moon on the smooth sea making a scene
romantic away from the bustIing boardwalk for an
hour tn or two. The power launches are also popu-
Iar and visitors who have launch owning ac-
S SSuaintanGes are envied by those less fortunate.
bv nrit an 'ne sInan boats of this type are owned
doubt De number of launches kept for hire next
speed and certainty in reaching their destination
than Tor the mere sport of being propelled by the
boats that cannot long be ignored H'"''
me ne bathrooms of the piers and hotels present ami
mated scenes on cool evenings, which are numerous
ana i even on the few nights when there is little
to refrain from ndulging in their favorite amrse-
menI, The reason for this is found largely in the
Ip & u N superior to what is usually expected at
bI Some of the city officials are making efforts to
bnt o+ +bnuay bis SUNDAY amusement question to focus
"A "A, new city ordinance prohibiting the RUNNING of
viii IN ments or Sunday is being considered and
& De Drought up for final action the next reglI-
nearI or ,,9 or the City Cou1c but it will be
operative In the mean time 'S the e
men are being brought up each week and fined 81
under under which the actions are brought. Warrants
weet erveG f on twenty nine persons one day this
II is stated however. that some of the amusement
grand inrV as babita bG 20 HaEe tnem injected by The
think may '' "iore severe 'hah they
Judging from present indications the citv may
ton OF handsome iron paviliOns along the hoard
walk When the matter was first proposed every
body was enthusiastic the idea of having light
ornamental structures situated convenient points
this opinion is still shared by nearly every visitor
ana & resident; but everybody along the beach front
> waits Ihe plVllohs erected in front of other
pfaSoh properly: @ and the project is likely be
front of his place of business.
When the material for the first of the pavi1ons
arrived, some time ago. site selected near
the foot of North Carolna-ave.. but the owner of
Ine aaoutting property Immediately objected. Then
seeeed eSu"o Ou' 1t Is fun mile froT the site first
Dinners in honor of wu-Ting-tang. the Chinese
Minister, We're fad during his sOtOuTn here las
week. An affair of this kind was given nearly
every day by some one of the many wealthy cot
The Jewish Chautauqua which had been in ses-
assembly last Sunday by the election of on
GERS and the consideration of other necessary bust
Re Rev D. NJ Blgmenthal. of New-York; chancellor
p 1 HeNTy 9f Berko%tz f of Philadelphia treasurer
director. Simon HasSler. Of Philadelphia.
onened tbi @ ne NE SAVING stations we again
August l for another ten months of Watching for
the shore know how interesting and Instructive an
inspection 1r OF one of the life saving stations is
enrdansered vessels is always kept in perfect con-
dttion. and members of the crews are perfectly
willing to explain their work TO callers at any
reasonable hour of the day. Visitors are not par
busy patrolling the beach. The lighthouse and the
life saving crews have converted this section of
Atlantic coast to one OF which mariners have little
fear In fair weather.
Among the New-Y0rkers registered at the hotels
this week are the following:
Brighton-C. RI. Hubert, Henry NJ RrOokfieId
Floyd B. Wilson. James C. Parsons. Mr.. ana Mrs
p: J. Dougherty. Gerald NJ Fennen. c. NJ Hay.
w. H. Mcfarland. William b Dowd. g D. FIRE.
man, Theodore Leggitt and j. Courtney Pander-
ford.
Rudolf1Iouis Gintman. John Hobby. ]. r.
Hobby. Mr.. and Mrs. II. FOrkes. Mr. and Mrs
James Wilkins. Mr.. and Mrs. s A. stephens Miss
J Reid Miss II. Reid. Miss NJ. Reid. p Sailor,
5. A. Guterman. w. Hernstadt. f. A COIding L.
r. Schwerin, H. G. Kimball. f. W. Kahn. j. c.