New-York tribune., 1901-09-29
ATLANTIC CITY NOTES.
,,cHrFrr1, AUTUMN wEATHER-GooD
y1eH1NG-vIsIToRs FROM NEw-YoRK.

Fesl1eH a,d other attractions natural and art-
s,si of the City by the Sea. and all are ehIiusi
-. in taking advantage Of this prlVliese- iNe
s.,,,ste ones who have not been compelled 10 re-
loi nc bv reason Of social business engage
,s m account Of the opening Of the schoois' OF
= any Of the thousand and one other causes
us,cb bring the summer vacation TO close all 700
NHieN -a nuttfng in their time bathing sailing and
1Ie oron-enadng on the board walk or at some
- the other pastinnes which make the summer sea
= he-e so pleasant with the difference that me
s.as,re derived from each pastime Is Increased oE
ss nresence of cooler and more refreshing preeHes
,d the absence Of the overcro"oed cohui''oHS u
rndsummer .,.,,,, = Lou.
tons # coming 70 an end. The water Is stlil
--- but ne air is usually little too cool Tor the
,st,rty Of people. and only the most Marcy anu
,husIsstic care 10 brave the chill that is 1eit On
Emerging from the surf. The force OF NE suaiu'
-. g-aduallv been reduced, and only dozen men
-, been on duty this week. The last OF the
IDS will go of duty next Monday when the
s.,b,ng season will formally close Ihese men
80 reason to be proud OF their seasons work
mile tbev have assisted scores Of reckless people
Tho have ventured too far into the sea, they nave
,- single bsther this season while they
-,sre on duty With the exception Of single case
n deliberate suicide. the only cases or drowning
.,,s wear were Of two persons who foohshly went
,nto the water after the life guards had left the
beach for the day.
rssr,ng has been remarkably good during the last
.ro weeks Parties go out from the inlet every
Isv and no one fails TO return with heavy
.tcb Weakfsh are brought in by the ton and
.ha qsmv bluefsh are nearly plentiful Fish are
ceugbt both in the inside and outside waters, and
. Hne can he dropped almost anywhere with sue
.se 50 that landlubbers who cannot go out into
tbe omen ocean without suffering from NAL de mer
are able 10 enjoy the sport just as much as those
Vim have brought their sea legs with them Crab
hing Is favorite sport with the fair sex, bushels
ans hei ing ~ nj
s.v With all this sport be had without any
.-tcular exertion il is small wonder that the last
rsrnant Of the summer crowd fingers and fingers,
hath 10 leave the scene of so many pleasures.
visitors were somewhat disappointed this week
urbsn the projected annual regatta of the local
.cbf feet had 10 be postponed. The
-oush and the wind heavy on Wednesday. the
asv set for the races that the affair deferred
untn Monday. The boats that will contest have
bsen divided into four classes-namely, first class
sIoops second class sloops, knockabouts and cat
bosts-and habtues of the inlet have been busy
,,cking the winners in the various classes. The
-slstge speed of the older yachts IS well known,
hut a number Of new boats have been entered, and
n is expected that some OF these will make things
decidedly interesting for of the old favorites
The start and finish will be at the inlet pavilion so
that all may witness these two most important
parts OF the races.
An interesting occurrence Of the week was the
annual convention of the National Association OF
beginning on Tuesday. Postmasters or nearly All
the large cities in the United States present,
IN addition 10 a number of high officials Of the
general department. The sessions were devoted
10 routine and technical business, but time was
found for a number of pleasant outings about the
city which arranged for the enjoyment Of the
visitors by Postmaster Harry Bacharach. Several
social events which had been planned were aban-
doned out Of respect for the late President Nc
Knley.
Commodore Louis Kuehnle. Of the Atlantic City
Yacht Club. one of the leading hotel men of the
yacht Katherine K. accorlpanisd by q number OF
ever Undertake. from this City is expected to con-
sumo about thirty days inclading stop al New"
Captain William A. Andrews ana MS bride have
petsS Hoss e OCEAN in i8oot S dor and 70
sail tomorrow afternoon at D O'Clock The end OF
fSghg ger Of ~ the OT nrepd e coup viii be aos
Spain They will not make any intermediate stops
unless they compelled to I1t in at the Azore
previous irips Of this kind. but always alone and
Els wife viii be the first woman who has ever
undertaken such perilous voyage.
gagenent OF Miss Lou Ina Evans. daughter Of
State Senator and Mrs. Lewis Evans. one Of the
most popular young society women OF This city.
sna Herman man SPhSrd& % Ia FSins attofrs Tysq nG a6
pany. The date Of the wedding has not yet been
The prosperity Of the resort is reflected in the
returns recently made by the tax assessors, who
have rated the taxable wealth Of the city at over
about one-third Of the market value of property,
and only small amount Of personal property II, is
safely placed at between s5O00OoOo and $50 ooo
been n oT ago fee ew handrsd doa
Among New-Yorkers registered at the hotels TINS
Haddon Haii|EM G. Partridge. Frances Wood
bridge, Dr. Henry Kreider. DR.. Harry y; Watson'
55sdy Miss H. kennedy Mrs. p. ReuFke. Emil i.
si SSsh Nj and Mrs T. VI MILAN odSn PanfSfr %f
snd Mrs o. H High Miss S. s. Butler and G. f.
Dgnlop-Mr; and Mrs; J. Keist. Miss p. Wiic0.ck'
Nathan, Mr.. and Mrs; A. Currill ; Maguiree'
version. William ], Day. H Kreider, H. Friedman.
e. Arcy William Connor. James Beeoe, h Aster'
cIraymore-W, W. Conners Mrs j. NJ Spear J.
star sSSsan & N w GonYerss' NJ aR8 MIS- Ionn ID Bi
,,Brghton-Mr and Mrs c. B. Hodgman. Mr.. and
Mrs J. H. Cuthbert, J. Roosevelt Stanley, Mr.. and
Mrs. z. R. Bddle Mr.. and Mrs. z. E. Bartlett Mr..
and Mrs. f J. Farrell. Mrs G. Lester Mrs. II. E.
Hszen, William r. Deehanty. B. B. Sloan, s. Prem
ssss sasSsF NJ. Mr.: 59AP n E,2:s S Ss MfSs
frank Baldwin. Miss Madge Lawrence. Miss Lillian
ssynard W Bennington, William Pottle, jr.. and
,windsor-Mr and Mrs G. H Kraft. Mr. and Mrs
ReFe sRsas sRafssr Mr. ss ana EFT Z walsr 5siIs
Psf.r Fax J2Sn ,,6 UndsFh td1, MGoney Theodore
NJ and Mrs. Charles Schener.
IeyT \ hinq Z l. Hiisoni J; Mn dnomfon'
Sorens A J. Hayes A j. Comerford, w McAdee.
W P. Olive and A ]. Mathews
oeI Charles. Hanselman. +. J. Taylor c. p.
SA3e. Mrs Case. Miss Case, Miss NJ L. Case a. J.
Hayes A. ]. Cosherford, Mr. and Mrs II. Cleve-
.snd Miss E. H. Cleveland and Frederick W.
Rudoit-1 samuels. H. P Rosenthal H. Waller
Ts;eil; Ny. and Mrs G. C Stewart Mr. and Mrs E.
=. Bagley. Edward silverstein and Mrs. s. L. W.
,islesworth-Mr. and Mrs. P. Fisher Miss ].
n.y.. W Levy; James Moers. Joseph Sutton. Leo
~11ks MI and Mrs s. Levy and J. Simon.
oennls-Mrs. Il. Browne Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Water
TTsn, Il 3. Blessing. j. c. Meen, NJ. Mahon and
snelourne-J. Winthrop Childs John H. Hall.
II. John H Hall and John H Hall, jr
po1n.unswtck-H. Stafford, D. Kelly, A. Spencer, NJ
Asley, l. Markell and S Weis.