New-York tribune., 1901-06-09

coaches decorated pairs and wagons, decorated
single horses and wagons decorated delivery was-
ons single road rigs. not decorated, and saddle
horses A prize of silver cup was offered for the
hest display in each Of these classes giving an in
centive for entry of fine teams and the exercise
of considerable artistic taste in the matter OF floral
and other decorations. The judges were Samuel
Walter Taylor Editor of THE Rider and Driver,
and George B. Hulme the well known judge of
horses who were elevated stand at Atlantic
and South Carolina aves. The cups were presented
at ventnor where the parade ended.
CIAMBAKE FOLLOWS PARADE.
At ventnor there was a novel event in the form
OF a cIambake which participated in by hun
dreds Of persons. The menu consisted of several
varieties Of CLAIMS mussels crabs. Holsters, chick
ems vegetables. etc all cooked in the open air.
After the edibles had been disposed of there
series of horseraces the beach. and the entire
afternoon had been consumed by the time the long
string of vehicles had returned TO the city. The
affair was promoted by the Press Club and a
mttee of hotel and business men. G. Jason Waters
was the chief marshal. with Edward c. Leeds,
Colonel Lewis T. Bryant, John F. Hall, Walter E.
Edge. J. Haines Lippincott and Samuel Kirby
assistant marshals.
There has been than a suggestion of sum-
rner In the air this week The days have been
uniformly mild and pleasant and scarcely a suspi-
cion OF cloud has appeared in the sky The
with the gloomy, stormy conditions which had
prevailed, up last Sunday, since Easter, is so
startling that some of the hotel proprietors look
upon it as good to be true, and rub their eyes
TO ascertain if they have been dreaming. But the
squirt that things have taken within the last few
days proves that it is all fact, and promises well
for the prosperity of the month that is just opening
The coming of fine weather has naturally brought
with il the season of almost constant outdoor
life. and everybody now spends every available
hour IN the open air The throng the board
walk is strongly suggestive of the busy season.
In fact, the narrow walk which preceded the pres
would
with the host Of promenadArs who make their
appearance every day. and il viii be long be-
fore the esplanade, big it is. proves much
small for the demands placed upon it its
predecessor.
Bathers are beginning 20 make their appearance
in fair numbers. probably hundred being the
beach at time in of the week. They
declare that the experience is very PLEASANT, al
though it is noticed they that do usually
main in the water long. Another week of warm
sunshine, however, will have decided effect on
the ocean, and preparations being made TO
put part of the life guard force in service on
Saturday of next week a precaution against any
accident that might occur to reckless bathers.
The force viii be larger this year than ever be-
fore. consisting Of about thirty-hve
SPORT AT GOLF COURSE
The golfers have been enjoying royal sport this
week. The trains Mortified carry scores Of
club laden persons to the links every day,
some interesting contests take place. Many of
evening and played off the day. while there
occasional contests of skill which involve
series Of games, extending several days
The course is in excellent condition.
Yachting and fishing have resumed their oil
yachting season may be said to have opened with
Day Which was hghiy successfu and ID the prob
Fishing Is good enough to be interesting. The in
side waters are well filled with weakish, and some
DIE catches nave been made this week, both by
amateur and by professional anglers. The only
sn hn , oM csash. "a tne open ocean are sea bass,
VIII only require little more warm weather TO
PING e,lng me weakfsh out from the nets and the
piefish from their winter haunts these waters
Promenaders on the boardwalk on Monday after
wreck. the steamship Ranaid living dissbied . tarr. r
distance on the beach all the afternoon. The vcs-
degrees. and crowds watched her for hours exnecte
ing 10 see her turn completely over and go 10 tho
bottom at any time. This, however did NOT - ,eite i
place until after midnight so that sensatton seeI
ers disappointed. seer
Another interesting shipwreck incident was tho
Coleman. which went TO pieces on the bar iusf off
Henz's pier in February. A charge of avynar;ta @
placed under her hull on Tuesday Tnorni,'s
and the hulk. which obstruction to naI, S
probably adopted in the case Of the RsnsId Sii
which lies In a position that makes it dangerous
PREPARING FOR HORSE SHOW.
Secretary w. s. Btz of the Horse Show Asso-
citation has opened permanent headquarters at the
WINDSOR. and is kept busy completing the entries
and other arrangements for the coming exhibition
which will be given at Inlet Park from July 10
70, inclusive The sixty-four classes are ell re-
Dec,s are senton from horsemen and the pros.
eSenss Eye9v lo9 snX for 3 properly judging AZ
the Pennsylvania Railroad having made
hs Wi,ht 20 osnger exhibits directly the grounds
OF accident TO minimum The grounds have bee1