New-York tribune., 1903-07-19

king during the week the automobile did not
recognize his sovereignty.
While the horse show the leading affair Of
the week. and the audiences that attended it were
very large. the exhibition really only an Incl
dent to the enormous crowds that have thronged
the resort throughout the week Railroad officials
and hotel men declare the number of visitors is
greater than at any previous time outside the
month of August. and every indication points to a
record season in the history of the resort.
Fishing stories dwarfed by the actual record
of a catch made few days ago in the pound nets
opposite of the piers. The catch amounted to
eighteen tons of fish. Taking the usual allowance
of three pounds for average family, this single
catch would have fed twelve thousand families.
The average retail price Of fish being 10 cents a
pound the total value of the haul $780, and
netted the owner of the pound net something over
One-half OF this amount The fishing industry Is
only a side issue with the owner of these nets. and
with investigating turn of mind figured
out this citizens income for that day at some
thing 5000.
The plans for the Atlantic City postoffice. to
be erected at Pacifc-st. and Pennsylvana-ave,
have been adopted by the United States Treasury
Department and the work of construction will
begin at once. The building will cost about $780,
COO and will be the finest in any city of the size
in the country.
The Hotel Victoria on South c. ,-~olna-ave.. near
the beach, opened a few days ago.
-Four important gatherings have been in session
in this city this week and have attracted thou
sands of visitors in addition the delegates. The
Jewish ChautauQua. which is holding its sessions
at the Royal Palace Hotel. has been largely at
tended, and the discussions and addresses by emil
nent speakers and educators have been followed
with deep attention. The Wholesale Saddlery AS
sociation of the Uhited States and Canada has
been in annual convention at the Hotel Rudolf.
It's banquet on Thursday night was one Of the
elaborate ever given In Atlantic City, and the
guests OF honor included former Postmaster Cen
Eu1ffh and
Charles F. Warwick of Philadelphia and Mayor
Franklin P Stoy of Atlantic City. The American
Bill Posters Association held its annual conven-
sion at the Rudolf. which was attended by about
three hundred delegates. The annual convention
of the Supreme Ruling of the Fraternai Mystic
Circle of the United States met here, with head
quarters at the Hotel Warner.
The New-Yorkers registered at the leading hotels
include the following:
Avon Inn. Thompson. Mrs. G. Esher. J. f.
O'Donnell. Miss NJ. A Robinson. J. NJ. McGraw. H.
Earr G. Schwer G. W. Liebermien. Mrs. NJ Tap
ley and NJ Moore.
Dunlop-Lilllan Clark, w. C. Everts. Mrs W. G.
Everts. G. Johnston. W B. Towles. c l. Markey.
3, \. Albech, S. B. Waters. C. Cross. Meyer
Cohen Mrs, Meyer Cohen; Mr. and Mrs NJ s
WestG;ott ,,Si: C. / ka5es n w Tucker, SsariE u
Jackson, Jackson G. D Potter Arthur j. Moore: Lillian
Irwin ! QPDe2hedmPeP JShn %2E n Martin HHsdba y G
Miss Elsie Needham and v. ], Hapgood
Mrs. ". sellmer. Miss K. NJ. Delaney. Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Mears jr
Haddon Hall-Mr and Mrs. F. Libbey. B. Bev
erly, w Helm. A. Elliott, II. Bwiney, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Cooper NJ. Townsend. H. Evans, L. Fen
messy and Mr.. and Mrs G. Gates.
Hotel Hanes-Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Armstrong.
G. Kramer Mabel f. Kramer h. NJ Witeolf, Mrs
H NJ WitSolf 6 WOOD Ge9rge Geo & A ;rs41dr Harlan )
Islesworth-E. McCarty Mrs F. McCarty, 5.
Shulman. L. Bernstein, l.. Shuman. p lsaacs, j.
Comstock Mrs Z. MetZgar. l. Dobbin. a. j., Man
oville. A J. Narcuse. n Rosentiel. Miss Sophie
Sheelman, Mrs T. Hockstein and Miss Lillian
Jackson Hobbs Mrs NJ. Booth, A J. GOllett.
Mr. and Mrs. f. Jackson Miss jackson; Il Cha
busker, Mr.. and Mrs SieDert, .. Slebert J.
Hyde, NJ Zilts r. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Leyot-
and Mrs. Paul Sibre, Miss May lux and j. s. D.
Kuehnle's-John Cooper. w. c. Harteborne. T.
W Schriyers. Norman Anheur. J. w Dunham and
'" RudofHs. Loeb A. NJ Bondy, NJ. Kahn Mrsand
Mrs. J. Hobby. NJ. Rosenthal, 3 HoGnany u
Goldthwaite. B. Wiener A. Baer, II L-oueheim
Mrs. F. SchaffeT Miss Schnffer. A. Willams. Mrs
e. Ashley P. Chariott, F. Howard 2. Rose. j.
J. EngeI. Mr. and Mrs. T. Minor, h Quinn. Mrs
]. Gumm and w Robertson .,
Ralegh-T. D. Bates. Miss l. Schaltsr y n
Rice Mr. and Mrs. C W. King. MI and Mrs A
Kaufman, ]. Ray, r. L. Marks. Mr. ana MIS- r
Hardenbrook NJ NJ Hardenbrook, X smith u
NJ Abreanller 81. Homer s. sickford z W som
ers Mr.. and Mrs. H Newmark and MI ana MIS-
ROYAL Palace-G Talphtz ME. and Mrs :. stan
lev Mr. and Mrs II. Morris. Mrs h G. s Loeb,
Miss N. Pinorer. Miss II Pinorer, j. b. "eoer'