New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-09-14
DOWN THE JERSEY COAST.
ATLANTIC CITY STILL HAS THRONES or
VISITORS.

rush OF the summer has passed and things are set
Ting down to somewhere near their Norman '
dtion in this resort There is nothing IKE 'iie
great crowds In the city now that there "
week or so ago. and 1t makes it far more enJo'
able for those who come down for rest -
does not mean. however. that all the 'iSi'o' -
gone home. by any means Ihere aio So.
thousand here. but they not in such sie
numbers that persons are compelled to take any
thing they can secure in the way OF accofniiiou
tons Many of the beach front hotels arr 60
tanning between two hundred and three iiAi
each and a goodly number of the smaller houses
are also we'll patronized at this time IL 49, IN =.
minds of many the pleasantest time OF the yea "
Atlantic City The bathing is superb anu VIZ
there is not the great crowd and Jam oi III 90.
mer still there are plenty here to make IL ilite
ing and to keep things pretty lively gehefdnS-
All thoughts are now turning to the convention
of the New York Rifle Association, Whlch VIII oo
held at the Hotel Rudolf next week. Inc hien !.
of the association, which is composed Oh Sum ~,
the wealthiest residents of the metropo.s. ,,I
come to this city on a special train. ana thes WI
bring their own band of music After tiieS Sc
through with the business meetings OF the " Sc
ization they will turn their attention 10 Snov
They have engaged the old snoot-ln0
mark near the Inlet Pavilion, and worKIheh az
busx, erecting the butts and targets for the Fiie
men They will come about five hundred stloiis CO
will bring their wives and sweethear's W.. Ill
making In all nearly one thousand persons ~
come here on that occasion
The greatest attraction of the resort this We
heen the convention of the State Ffrernen reii
Association which held In the auui'o -
the Steel Pier During the time the coi' eii'
held in the city there also hrenaeh 'ou'
want Tbere were twenty-five visiting Hfe eo4'
n.,ies and each brought brass oano iai
DELEGATION of men ard some piece Oh app
There was fremen's parade on Weuhees a.
n was witnessed by many people Inc pa =.
nuded all NJ the visitors and the Whoe OIL TIC AZ
-: cr,. r,r. Densrtment On Thursday even
ing there was a ball given in the music nan vi inc
Steel Pier by the fremen. whlch was a.
onIy by the members, the Vlsltors diiu 49, -,
and sweethearts At the business meetihs VI 'ne
convention General Bird W. Spencer VINO mas oeeit
n,osident of the relief association for nunoer oi
wears was reelected to that oflce- -.
pbosh,.s proprietor of the Hotel wiltshire
has announced that he will keep tna' hoter Op
this winter contrary his usual custom ne d.
-aadv has a large booking for the fall and wen
into the winter and ne anticipates good trade
for the entire year. Mr. Phoeous Is no" hiaAiiis
ARRANGEMENTS to have a great portlon Oh ms Pot
,nclosed and will use it sun parlor when IL Is
completed .
JYn1ess the government hurries little In the mat
ter OF selecting a site for the new federal ouolns
in this CITY, all those which were offered some une
ago will be sold TO private individuals Not long
ago a large lot almost opposite the Pennsylvania
Railroad station on South Carolina was sold.
and large lot in the lower end OF the city ~nlcn
was also offered. disposed of this week An
inspector is in the city looking over the rest
o
eved that before he leaves the island the location
for the new building will have been chosen
Resident and visiting sportsmen are now having
good times the meadows in search OF snipe ana
mud hens OF the latter there plenty. although
until this week they have been hard get be-
cause there have been high tides OF late In
order to make plentiful cunning after this bird II
takes a heavy northeast storm TO drive in the
tide and this washes the birds out of their hiding
places There was heavy storm here on Tues
day OF this week and result there have been
good tides and good cunning during the rest of the
week. There a number of man from New York
anu Washington and Baltimore who are here now
in search OF game.
The following New Workers have registered at
the hotels during the past week; ~, s NJ,
Aldine~Mr. and Mrs James B. Mott Mrs. Harris.
Avon Inn-c Won Dixie Miss Jennie sardine Miss
Aialre-Mrs. NJ Kimball. Mrs Callahan. Miss
MAs 5ee chafe p w kf Mrs Kerhs Mr. and
Bleak House-W. Rankin. F; Robinson; J. Cul-
BortonNJ. Meriin G. Goodman Miss Lawrence
Belmont-A. E. Hail. NJ. E. Dreyfus Miss Gladys
Bseehwoo6 fios and Mrs ssulIy Mr. and
ChaIfonte.;M A Javett, L. A Chinn Miss Bar
Denqis-pr and Mrs John 5: cqyls; Mr. and
B5S v I kmba 1oh Ms Miss ky K% Ms MIS-
Ballard Miss G. Doheny. Miss L. L. Kearney.
Mrs Pitney Miss Pitney F Pitney. E Lewis
Eberon-Mrs. Fisher, NJ McNiles Miss Jennie
HomhurstaM E. Mast. C. H. Taylor. NJ. J. T.
Haddor HAHN. 7: Horer. Mr., Peters MI and
Mrs j. NE, Re9y A NJ TircastIe VI, j. a Love Mrs
Young Young STANLEY ' 3 Haddoc f 'S 'oO''es . D.
,, Iroqnois-Mr and Mrs; NJ; Banjy. Mrs. waterfowl
Kuehnles-F. Scott. W. Golden. W. Williams. H.
Jeffsrsen.Miss Ella Mast. S. Mast NJ Hutchin-
Little Briehton-N Rarrev Mrs Rar,av Nv and
Mrs n. F Gardner
L9 915 schneIl. Mrs. Boyer.
MIA Marl9oToush gouss-Mr Mrs F
A. Welsh. G n. Merrihew. Miss Merrihew Mrs,
stackey Mr. and Mrs G Peiiews r.. M J" Gilbert,
Nh Mound anf WaTno F. 4 RRFles g..
Schley. Miss B. c. Davis.
Pe sfn de - Le0n. On, Anna NJ schlessenger J.
,, Park-V, vanhoOner. F. Ferter. r. Ferter. j
aI Rus M1t rd Ida Muller Mrs.; wa,chman Mt
Beverly Man Goidsmt6 M Mar' Kup p lad Mr
f 7,a1ks Mrs MA Kahn cqaks Mr. and Mrs j
Clement Mrs stoer, Mrs HoW Sefy n M i RGs
M Rova al P Sslw5sTsgr- and NJ. "
fng9id dteT w W 1nfSld IngS!d Iatta sahi
]. Metzger. c. Diworth. NJ Di i MI ana MIS-
Df Kunnym f4ed and Mrs C. C. Gilpn, c. A.
Rich hTrH a F, Burnett Mrs A. G. Will
so Rev Niss nss P PaETsr Miss e,ru
Burnett. ~ ''ss' MISS ~ H.
1a R91eoroqshrMr and Mrs X. H. Fighter. j.
rRalegh-E. K Kershner Miss Dora Kinbau n
S55nnd RrQ W.T. smith Mrs H,ssns Miss
st. Charles-Miss Mayer 6, Le Lennon hr NV
Mrs Mrs r Stanel J. Davies j. GilmaTtin. Mrs A aa
n, ste snG Nh Parlin l. Gilsen NJ B Webb.
6 Moon Mr. and Mrs so9nE b pavs Mec0ut' George
SeneTight-Miss X F. Rives j. Kitchens w.