New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-16

Indiana The Senator spent the greatest part OF
the day the pier He and his mother ana COUSIN
in the city for couple or weeks he is JUST
here for rest. and will return TO washington III
a few davs There were few in the city who recog-
nized the quiet smooth faced. unpretenrious ana
unassuming rather small man who SAT Dare
headed. reading book. in shady corner OF the
pier He will probably leave here the early part OF
next week.
At midnight on Sunday night last large force or
men went at work taking down the temporary
board walk between Illinois and New-4ork aVss''
which was laid shortly after the fire along the
beach front The lumber and iron work for the
permanent walk arrived few days before. and the
men were TO work as soon as possible 10 re-
building the walk 1t took a trifie over seventy
two hours to complete the walk. and now the pup
lie once more has the advantage of solid and
substantial board walk, forty feet wide along the
district where the fire was.
The State Oyster Commission sat In this city week
before last to hear what the oysteren of this coun-
ty had say in regard to the raising OF the oFaVe
The session for one day was held in the Hotel
Rudolf, and the day following the commission
and number of the large oyster growers went up
the Great Egg Harbor River in a launch to view
the oyster planting grounds and see where the
natural oyster beds were. There has been great
deal of trouble in this county certain oyster
beds in the Great Egg Harbor River in The last
year, and men who have planted beds for years
and had their grounds staked of were robbed OF
every oyster last fall by the river pirates as they
are termed. 1t is the expressed opinion OF the
commission that the natural beds should be Kept
open for the benefit or qualification Of the pubic.
and that all other grounds in the river should De
leased for the propagation OF oysters II is PROB
able that the commission will recommend the
passage of law to that effect at the next session
of the State legislature 1t is believed that 1t is the
only correct solution of the difficulties that now
exist and only proper way in which the oyster
men who spend hundreds of dollars in planting
oyster beds be protected
The baseball season in this city will open at the
Inlet Park on June 2s. The park is being made
ready for the occasion. and the opening will be
made a matter of Importance. The management
has invited all the city officials to be present the
occasion and Mayor Stoy will throw the ball into
the field at the opening of the game
Another yacht club organized last week, TO
be known as the Ping Pong Yacht Club There
are about seventy members and they have club
| house in the Thoroughfare, near the Pleasure Bay
| Hotel AS 1t is organization not many OF
| the members have boats yet. but many have or
\ dered them and hope to have their craft afoat
| some time in the summer. The boat builders have
| never been busy before they are this season
The Hotel Normande, in New-Jersey-ave., was
opened for the week ago yesterday. 1t has
| been renovated, and many of the rooms have been
repapered and refurnished. The house has every
| modern convenience number of private baths,
arranged singly and in suites, electric lights
| and elevator. The house is the third from the
| board walk, and be reached in two minutes.
| Damaged by the storms of last winter and the
| early spring. the long boat pier at Brigantine
| Beach. at which the steamers from this city to
| that place touched, broke in two this week and
| part of II was washed out to The company
began at once to make arrangements TO have it re-
built, and it is expected that it will be ready by
the time the boats are put in service.
| The National Plumbers Association held its
| annual meeting at the Hotel Rudolf. in this city.
| on Wednesday. The Southern Hardware Jobbers'
Association will hold its annual convention at the
| Marlborough House from the 18th TO the 9th of
| this month, inclusive.
| The following NEWCOMERS registered at the
| hotels in this city last week:
| Dennis-J. H. Schmeizel. Mr.. and Mrs. o. Har-
| rison Mr.. and Mrs. e. Welsh Mr. and Mrs. n.
| Wheeler. E Attee, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Seamen. Miss
Sarah Seamen. Miss Sadie Seamen. Mrs. H. Swartz.
Miss ]. Feldman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Baxter, J. NJ
Davis. Mrs. II. Kemper. Elias Kemper. c. GUIDE
| brod. F. X Ney. w. f. Kimbar. Mrs N. Howser
| F Cove. J. j Crookey, G. r. Dean. R. Anderson.
Miss F. Causelapd and Miss Morrison.
| Dunlop-A- z. Bagrnan E NJ. Clyne John Ban
| doune. ]. Zimmerman. Samuel Buck. Mr.. and Mrs
| r. McCaber. Thomas Ems. Mrs. Crosby. Mrs.
| Solothany. T. G. Lafayette. Mr. and Mrs c. II.
| Moon. Mrs. z. Donate. o. E. Hansen, g. s. Shat
fer B. Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. d, 2. Bane. c. a.
smith Mrs N a COHEN F Cohen j A Lang NJ
TF sPfea and MISS sn 4 N Morrison Curtis Mrs E
aadaop Nh Ha Rhrnd Ledge Nscksp MFs
shntld G. Gasgher Mrs ,fs SCHMIDT 1G A. IN
William Hsnsen o George s' Booe ts and Mrs Soc
l.
| Mrs J. Bleyer, John French, j. y Melick. NJ. P.
Rich. S. Vanderbilt. il, J. r. Rogers, Mr. and
| Mrs. A Hart, c. A. Mays, T. Kannedy. Mr.. and
| Mrs. A Brundage. Mr.. and Mrs John Kensley. II.
Hotel Rudolf-Mr. and Mrs NJ, Smith. y. T,
| Moore. Miss Peterson, "A. c. Dodd. George Sails
| bury. Mr.. and Mrs. koon. Chester koon. n. y.
Croft, Mr.. and Mrs F. Pearce, Mr. and Mrs. H.
James Panburg, A. Saloner Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Lode, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Williams. Miss A. Block
ley, William Garfield, Fred Richold G. Rorie and
| E Dreyforn.
" Outlook, Mrs. Schofield, G. N. Outlook H Blair,
C Tueder. j. Austin. D. o. Brier. jr., O. Burgdorf.
| Mrs. Burgdorf and A.. Wilt.
Seaside House-W. H Brown p. j. Ravens, Mrs.
| William Stevenson. Mr. and Mrs. J. Conway, Miss
| E Conway, Miss c. Parsons Mrs L. Meyer, c. w.
| Bond. S. Williams. Miss X. Stokes. George Kirk
| and William Eageson.
| Hentell. S. Burkan James Wistenett, Mr.. and Mrs,
| G. L. Lindsey. Mrs. B. C. .Taite Mr.. and Mrs. W.
| w. Clark, Miss Marguerite Stone. A. Cameron
| Miss L. McGovern. Mrs; B. Tate. Mrs. A Hickey,
BrightonmJ K. olphant. Mrs. Fl. H Hendricks.
| Robert J. Wikin, E F. Draper Mr.. and Mrs CT. S.
| Terry Thomas Z. II. Curtis NJ. La Montague and
| DR.. and Mrs c G. Barrows
| Grand Atlantic-F. F. Sanders, L. c. Boardman.
| Mrs L.; c. Boardman, Mrs. f: Tunnison w, R.
! shint, Henry Keane, Mr.. and Mrs. James Atkin-
sen. II. Johnson D. w Mentz, James H. Steiner
| klpper. David osterlyes, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
| Dessau. H A. Hayden. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B.
| Harper, James ] Everett, Thomas 3. Brogan. w.
| Il De Wolf, c. u. Landsberg. Hugo Landsberg and
| W. H. Kelley. Miss Anna E. Halves. Miss Helen P.
| Hawes; Mr. and Mrs d. E. Renyanlt. Mr. and Mrs.
J: A Huston. Mrs Marie A Tempel, Mr.. and Mrs,
{ e. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs A. t. Patton and the