New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-09

made in this city was that made In the Mounds
OF captain John l. Young. just a little distance
out from the end OF his pier When the men went
out there they found that the nets were Itsraur
nlled with fish. and they were obliged to make
several trips In order to bring them all ashore
Captain Young estimated that there were In all
weakish
The First Methodist Episcopal Church in Allan
uc-aVe. above COnnecticut-ave which is one OF
the oldest and best known places OF worship in At
anttc City, will be greatly changed in appear
ahee' and those who have wOrshipped there in
times past will not recognize the place when thew
come here next summer. The present frame build
ing VIII De moved back distance OF thirty feet
and new stone front Will be erected The present
building VIII have a veneer of gray stone. and a
slate roof supported by iron rafters will cover the
structure Alterations OF an extensive nature will
be made to the interior and II is estimated that the
cost of making the several chances will amount TO
more than $4,000.
The Atlantic City Yachtsmen's Association made
up of those captains whose boats take pleasure
parties out from the Inlet will at their next meet
Ing amend their bylaws that they can intro
duce auxiliary engines in their saiIboats and not
be at the absolute mercy OF the wind and tide
when they get outside and become becaImed The
bylaws were made before gasoline engines came
into general use, and at time when the captains
Of business and they therefore made binding rule
from the iolI pSaI ne permitted 70 san
by sails alone. Now the captains are OF the Opn-
it in addition their SAN propeilng power they
assist them IN the aVenE 81 accident a 'e or be heat TO
atre, has booked some good attractions for the
patrons Of that now popular playhouse
On Thursday evening of this week there was a
.Pow-wow" of all the local lodges of Red Men
Hall. then had a street parade. and when that Was
dismissed e pr3ceeded to Houng's Pier. where
The, The Rev Dr. A. LINCOLN Moore. pastor OF the
call to the Riverside Baptist Church OF New-York
city. The doctor has been I'm this city only short
CONGREGATION 1t is likely that DR.. Moore S' viii viii
accept the call Tor IN addition to its offeTins
gaTds the outlook for the future deal better
city Golf Cab inks az NorthsId tbi bnS Asaatis
had many visitors the last three days OF this
The first games were begun on Thursday with a
sixteen-hoie medal play for qualification for the
continued through to Saturday evening ThoSusSndss
ms wa'e2S ' Is na sas s @
The following NEWCOMERS have registered at the
hotels this week.
Avon Inn-Mr; and Mrs. Charles Jones. L. E
Hotel Alegheny-Silss C. f. Moore Miss Stevens
Hotel Agnew-Mr and Mrs. Harris Stephen KoIb
Hotel Chetwoode-Mr. and Mrs. James Carter
Miss Jessie Carter. r. Johnson and William Robin
Hotel Hotel CsciI-Mr. and Mrs. G: Stern; William
saa" and Mi M and and Mrs hrs a sSns William HON.
Hotel BelmOnt-J c. Fisher. W. Storm Mrs III
Green, II. SOper, Walter Bishop and Wilmer Tate
Hotel Dunlop-GeOrge NJ. Taggart. Z. W. Puthan.
=. HOuch. W. W. Watson. A. Sarr r. McNiss
Mrs; Torrey, s. Emanary. G. Dimon. Thomas Amos
J; Julius, Mr.. and Mrs ]: Leigh Wolf. Mr.. and
George Morris.
Hotel penns-Mr and Mrs. E r. Ersboch Mr.
and Mrs. C. NJ Hart. Mrs. Cassen, Mrs. Nathan
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Grasse, Mrs. F. Lain, T. Roberts
Carl Lanhman Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. Stevenson, Mr.
and Mrs. H. c. Rolling and Mr.. and Mrs. II. {.
Marlborough Housed. Kenner J. X. Sullivan
Mrs. A. Coon, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tyler Miss
Tyler 3. c. James, Mr.. and Mrs Walker William
Wolf. Mrs. Chase. Mr.. Schanash and DIR. III. Shir-
Hotel Pierrepont-Mr. and Mrs s. s Wescott
Mr. and Mrs, w. r; Gilpn. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Hotel Revere-Mr. and Mrs. q. p Smith. Miss
Nan Smith, Miss T. l.. Camman, a hunter An
drew Rogers and Mr.. and Mrs A. Hunter
Seaside HOuse-Miss Thurs.y Mr. and Mrs T.
Clayton, Mr. and Mrs Robert Smith, A. S ROGERS
and Miss r. &. Thursty.
Hotel SeabrOOke-Ars. j. G. Smith Miss Smith
and Miss N W. Smith.