New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-04-20

TO HOLD HORSE SHOW IN JULY-FIRE
EVIDENCES PRACTICALLY GONE
NEW YACHT CLUB HOUSE.

Atlantic City. April 10 (SpecfaD.-Although II "a
early to talk about what entertainments take
place in this city in the summer season. the At
lantic City Horse Show Association has begun to
make arrangements for the annual exhibition
There a meeting OF the association held the
Hotel Windsor this week and it decided that
the show be held in July instead of September
The show this year will be better than in years
previous and every effort will be made to bring IL
up to high standard. AT the meeting the follow
ing directors of the association elect
ed: G. Jason Waters. Joseph Thompson, Frederick
Hemsley. ]. Haines Lippincott, Henry w Leeds
D. s. White jr. Edward 8. Lee. E. c. Leeds A c.
Mcclellan, Jacob c. Myers. Charles Evans. Car
ence NJ Busch Allen B. Endicott James d. South
wick Philip ]. Leigh. Josiah White. Joseph H.
Borton Walter f. Edge. Charles r. Myers. James
B. Reilly c. Wistar Evans. John G.. Shreve, Walter
J. Buzby and Howard White. jr.
The Atlantic City Country Club at Mortified
has had hundreds of visitors the present week
There have been more devotees of goIfng in the
city this week than in any previous week this
sprfng and they have taken advantage of every
minute of the fine weather Early and late the
links has been in use, and every player had words
of high praise for the excellent condition in which
the course and the grounds about the clubhouse
kept.
BY the last of next week all the evidences OF the
fire that occurred in this city couple of weeks
will be removed. with the exception of the vacant
lots along the board walk All the debris will have
been cleared away by that time. and If the orders
can be filed some of the material for the pros
pectfve hotels that will occupy the sites Of the
former structures Will be carted upon the grounds
As a result of the fire Mayor Stcy is nearly
buried with schemes that arrive in the mail daily
from persons who have plans which they are will
ing to sell and give away for the prevention OF any
further CONGREGATIONS in this city Some OF them
are schemes that will extinguish fire as soon as
the preparation touches it. and others are IN the
nature of building regulations or building materials
that are guaranteed not burn All Of them
at least nearly all Of them. carefully consigned
10 the waste paper basket by the Mayors secre-
tary while some few that are believed to bear
some trace Of merit kept and answered
restraining order has been obtained by the
City Solicitor which will prevent Captain John
Young from replacing the burned portion or his
pier unless will steel plings to replace those
destroyed by the flames. and ereets steel building
TO take the place Of Marine Hall, which also fell
prev TO the fire The City Solicitor has taken the
stand that the easement deeds signed BY the beach
front property owners, giving the beach 'front.' TO
the city for public park, form contract with
the property owners that nothing save steel con-
str,1ctfor can be erected the ocean side OF the
hoard walk and he will restrain everything that Is
ATTEMPTED to be built out Of anything else
The work of making the repairs to the damaged
Hotel Windsor has already been begun, and large
force of men has been placed on the Joo' IN order
that it may be expedited as greatly as possible
The fire had hardly ceased burning when g. Jason
Waters the proprietor of the hotel had given his
orders for the rebuilding. and before the charred
tirbers had cooled off the orders for the lumber for
the new buildings had been given The lumber was
being delivered before all the debris had been
cleared away from around the hotel. and as last
as q place cleared men were set TO WORK on
the portion It is estimated at Man sRat the new
The opening Of the new clubhouse OF Ing A1la I ~
city @ red letter. DAYS in the history of this city
the owners of yachts in and ABOUT Lne ely nave
rade tnaa VEN IN the months Of July and A-
he and ana all
inent yacht clubs in the country VIII De invited 10
Among the New-York arrivals at the hotels are:
Pfba6 a ane MS n INA Macii F. + 0Brien
Miss Annie L Weaver s T. Jones: Mrs rs Cparles
HeIphiston. j. T. stler. H. B. Homer. Miss Maland;
n. H. Nash. Mrs. Laura L, c. Carmont' MT and
Miss Florence Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. W G. Core
Ernest Thompson Seton and DR.. and Mrs H. ID
Dunlop-T. j. Crown. Mr.. and Mrs William
Mrs y Daniels. George Mann. Mrs hilbert Mr.
and Mrs Campbell b. H9ncler Mr. ana r MIS- f. T.
Kaufman H Manytle Charles rtf Smith Ms D "a N
Albert Cooper. Thomas Graham. Henry Libby and
w Haddon HaIgMr. and Mrs s. Underhin Ralph
gnderh Mr. and Mrs Sa% Mer B1gnf5 sn hsa1y
rem. Miss II Heulugs. Miss Heulugs. Mrs Albee'
f fsasNorth1I shman. r. Grossbaunn; H RCsen-
pT rs Mrs. s H; BAH. Miss B. SHERMAN. j.
Odenheiuer and NJ. Il. kohlman
Mrs Charles Steese. Mr.. and Mrs. A l., MordecaI
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Baldwin. E. H. Quinn; r; Wv W.,
WooIworth Norman ri. White. Alvin e Iyie. MSS
tsh sI M5 spd MEs Thf Rd9efs waeE
Gardner John Devinne. Miss Newton MI ana
Mrs C. H. Clark Mrs. Herbert J. Lawson, Nj,
and Mrs NJ. Spadone: Mrs A Spadone VI. sn9
Mrs T. B. Haskin and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Nc
Rudolf-C. H. Unverzogt Mrs. J. Stein. Mr.. and
Mrs III Morris J. Robertson. Mrs: C. Fleischman;
Mr. and Mrs Goldsmith. Mrs j. Duders' VT, VI, a4 4I
Mrs ]. walerstein G. H Murerzogn' MIS- T;,f y.
Stead Miss Ieshman, Mrs. NJ. Leshman. H. VOTE
J. C. Arnstein. J. Dieder Frank Bang. h "
Mayer Mr. and Mrs. Sownan. Alfred Frankentthai'
~ and Mrs a Robertson Mrs Ralph Chambers,
J stern Miss Cane and NJ. HAYDEN. W.T.,
Rawlines Charles Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs Retz MI
and Mrs Richardson. Mr.. and Mrs James E1se,'
the Rev n. Pratt. r. r. Conner and John MoIse.i5
strand-A- We'll. Mrs NJ: WilLamson NJ Ssys are
Mrs Savage Samuel Graham, Mrs. G Schenss,
n NJ Savage. Miss F. Schenk. Mrs. Scha1er' Be- Set
ferson Roe. T. Everett and Mr. and MIS- A. Aa
Traymore-Mrs stonter. Mr.. and Mrs. Elem
gelman Mrs F. Kearney Miss Florence keapngiy.
Mrs NJ FIengeIman. A Werner. Mrs > 8lsI,t'
George weiland =. Marks Dr. W0IyeT'0vVf Mrs j. ".
Graham. Thomas Fuloxey. + Plant w caaTei
Mrs c. Rose. Miss Rose. Mr. and MIS- 0aNAN0
Bailey and Mrs. VI. a. Chichester - r,as
Miss L. GaIIager VI. Manerstein. Miss G. Fl1zPsdIr
rick Mrs Geyes. VI. Geyes. c. J. Miller and MI
and Mrs Fitzpatrick - r,,ts
WfndsCr-lIrs Mary Rosenback. Miss JENNIE
Posenhack Miss Mann. D. Edgar Case. MIS- MIS-
C;oidsbnrorgh w s Blitz J. Fl. Bennsberg, MS
Vail Mrs Ernest Needer. Mr.. and Mrs y. !.
Clayton, w. Y. Connors and Miss Helen NJ 0i"''