New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-15

In fun swing The Inlet yachts are kept as t4sv "a
In summer time: golf on the links Of the Country
Club draws crowds across the meadows daily Will,
music and dancing at the Casino and good atfrac-
tons at the two theatres fin IN the evenings ana
the morning and afternoon promenade on TIA
boardwalk brings all the visitors together IN N
common pleasure. The cunning season for quail
and rabbits opened this week and some eror,,o
bags have been brought ia. The hunters and 90.
wardens report that game is more plentiful $40,
fall than at any time I'm ten years. owing ~ 49,.
passage OF stringent protection laws n connie -
years ago. Over five hundred men and ba1r =
dozen women gunners left this city for gam. =
wednesday. the opening day. and practicslt, an
OF them have been sending or bringing IN bags 49,.
run from ten 70 a hundred victims Of their n-o,,e-
Duck hunting Is also good. and a number ~ NJ
geese have been brought IN during the week -.
catches OF fish are being made. although the n,ffF
weather Il Keeping the cod away from the bsrt,
and inlets i"'
me trial OF an Injunction suit IN Trento, eat
.ei'dIy brought out some news Of irnDortancs -
ta'i@nue City on Thursday. The Suburban Tra..
W. company sought permission to cross the track
Vi ths Fennsyi vanta Railroad at grade and -.
held up by an injunction The srner,-,s-ao. =
Ihe Talroad took the stand and proceeded Ia A.
mOnstrate why grade crossing would he -.
panied with great danger at this time. To 10 -
ne was Obliged TO divulge plan Of which -. -
has been kept IN ignorance n ia ., -. ~
tracks OF the railroad 20 Chelsea and IT, 80
OF terminal station at AIbany-ave. IN that s.-s'
IOnabie cottage district. Under Cross-eza,-,f-,,,
superintendent Lowell said that il was IT, -
ton or the company to have this lrrrro,,,-.
operation before the opening OF tina s,,-,- "a
SON ms means that several projects fo- r,trt,-
mammoth beach front hotels in the Chelsea -
VIII no" be carried out. Several blocks 81 -
nave oeen acquired b. the New-York and pbI-.
delphia syudlcates IN that vicinity FOR tbo -.
OF erecting hotels ON the sites but The t,,,r-.
erations have been postponed on account ~ ~
distance from the railroad stations yy-f,b 80
ming OF express trains from Philadelphia am ~
fork diTect to Albany-ave.. however this o5ra-ts,
IS removed. and the most attractive mart - -
Island Is made available for an expansion - -.
hotel district. which has been RroUf7z .o--s-s
ana contracted The Pennsylvania Railroad -,
been experimenting with new third rail 80
OF eiectric transportation on its Longport b-s-oE
and il IS thought the Chelsea terr,irus 10 ~. !.
a scheme 70 develop the lower part OF The. fzf-,5
Between the city limits and Ionsport are tha -,
tful little resorts OF Ventnor South Atlantic a.
Eloeron. and with rapid transit thrOughols "a,
island 10 Is believed that Greater Atlantic CT
taking in all Of the corporations on the ISLAND
would be an accomplished fact before the end or
next year.
A contract was let BY Captain John L. y7urr
the other day for the reconstruction OF the Ocean
Pier. that partially destroyed BY the great
storm OF last month When completed IL will prob-
ably be the largest and most substantial strlctua
OF the sort in the world. Enormous steel caissOns
filed with cement, will be sunk in the sea- and
on these will be erected the superstrc ture steel
The only wood used will be the planking. At tia
ocean end OF the pier will be an immense Il ex-
tending south distance OF over three hundred feet
and then rs running back toward The land a dis
closure viii be suspended the great nets In which
the marine monsters are caught that cOnstituts
the structure viii begin at once
Richards Pavilion. at the foot OF South Carolina
ricane. will be replaced with a handsoue structure
OF steel The Hotel Agnew. one or the largest and
ar ~ rha
CITY. will be sold at auction in few weeks. u
settle dispute between the owners. The Ar,eri-
can Hardware Association will meet at The Hotel
Rudolf noxt week Six members of the Princeton
University football team were here during tns
week training for the game with Yale They we-9
J De Wit. n l. Jlllon. h X Reed. K l.
The following New-Yorkers were numbered
among the visitors at the leading hotels Of the
Aitsmont-crsis Hsu-Mrz. z r. McC1sin. us
and Mrs Harold Lowden. Frank Wilson and Asv-
Avon Ina H Van Dixie. ur and 1ls. v.
wilmott and Howard r Appleton ,--..-
Miss n; Cummings. p. Cunne. Harrison Test and
Hotel Beimont-A + sellers Charles Van Ness
J. E. Buzby. J. v CiaTtlan and =. WalAer
Powers. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry watterson. and II.
Hotel Dunlop-S1rs Lafayette Bloch Mr. and
Mrs. G. F I. Br9wn John LLOYD - Lhq m J2 mes
McCiee w H. Namran, =. n I2irT3. Nj ana WIS
Waters Edgar Foreman. z. Bend. R snyder.
Mary Kair. Miss Vera Rial NJ G. Coate and Mrs.
Coate.
cdo 25sl r. 81 FaiTchild James II H7s }sss
wan EN- K KTbT gum WbrTs gl3 fI Fsma
Miss C. 2. Friedman. Arnold e.. We'll and Wilson
Hsddon HaII-Mr- and Mrs. F : Leeds. W. P
Cox. P. c. Pulver. NJ, and Mrs Joseph T. Lee
GOODMAN Coo MAJ Mrs J. b KstcbJnn 2 N FTeer Mrs.
and Mrs William G. staiBiand Alfred sTainla5d
Mrs. W. B. French. L. ". Lawrence. G. L Law
renee. Miss Haughtby. Mrs. searles. Miss G. ?
Stokes. Miss H Fiske. Miss A P. Smith. and Mrs
Hotel Jackson. E T Plunkstt Mrs s " starr
J. K slmpkins. G. 5. hanson. c. r Collins and
Kuehnle's HoteI-w II Evans L, L. Bats. A
Marsden. NJ Spetdei, Reiss william NIchsoIs.
Hotel Loraine-Mr. and Mrs II syetta. J. J. Rob-
Mar Marl5orough House0Mr. and Mrs. A sradons
Miss Marion spadoIe. e l. Mo2k Mss Hudea-
Carter Mr.. and Mrs. James J Powers. e. w S1ep-
pard Peter q. Whitney. Mrs. Virginia Downing.
Frenin. Dr. Chester. Mr. and Mrs l. Wheaton ana
New-York House-Mrs. P. G. Gesner. J. I. Frsid-
man, Miss c. Friedman. A G. Well IL VI E@ 3
Quinn. Miss quinn. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kirby
Hotel RGdoIf"M. H. Israel. F. r. Freuin " J;
Ieonhardt Mr.. and Mrs Leon Sanders. Nr. AZ
Mrs: H. G. simmons Mrs 5. J Bowman. Mrs :;
Mrs L Lands Mrs W. II. cray II. W Turk Mr;
and Mrs d. Rothschild. William Blair. " Ed NAT
Mead. Newton Butler. Mr.. and Mrs p y WEI
King. A. ii Jarowitz' N. Kittenpllir NJ Cukor. I.
Mrs. VI. B. Borg :. J Banman. Mr. and Ms u :.
Farre. B. Hamilton. Miss Hamilton J. W seems ,11s
u a Gage Mr. and Mrs VI N'ey Mss , 7,,e
Miss Lewis and Mr.. and Mrs r. T. keeran, ,,.,
Seaside Houss-Mr- ard Ms j. p, 6i4"e ss.- -
c. B. Zane. J. T. Wood. r. Citizens. John heleI
Hotel St CGaries-vrs Marshall. James II. NJ
Gee John L Thomas Herbert Hastings M Nh