New-York tribune., 1903-07-12
ATL4NTTC CITY AFFAIRS.
Horse Shoe Week-Je7cisb Chau-
tauqua-Many Visitors.

Atlantic City. y J., July Il CSpeciaD.-The com
ing week promises TO be q brilliant one from both
E social and business standpoint. The most notable
event from the former point Of view viii be the
hiIa annual exhibition of the Atlantic City Horse
shoW Association. which opens at Inlet Park on
Tuesday morning and continues through the week
Ihe exhibition promises TO be equally successful as
society event and a beauty show. Box reserva-
ions have been made by well known society people
o New-York, Philadelphia Boston. Baltimore and
newport and the leading exhibitors will be accom-
panied By parties Of friends.
The Jewish Chautaucua which opened on Thurs
osF Is attracting a large gathering of thinking
people and viii be the most significant in the his
'oy Of the assembly. The assembly will be in ses-
don Until July q. and large number of speakers
are scheduled for addresses and discussions.
he annual convention of the Wholesale saddIery
association Of America viii be in session all Of next
week al the Hotel Rudolf More than three hun
oea delegates VIII be in attendance from every
0-.e IN The Union. This is one Of the wealthiest
examinations that gather at this resort annually.
80 lae programme Of pleasure and recreation is an
-0OIsie one The delegates viii be accompanied
= al least five hundred friends and relatives
ne double headed holiday OF the Fourth created
NsE record iu Atlantic City in point Of crowds for
- month Of july. Conservative estimates place
number Of people on the island those two
N.s al two hundred thousand. That it was not the
,,,1afy excursion crowd is graphically illustrated
= ne fact that the bank deposits for those two
!s t!s made or Monday morning amounted TO 81 OO0-
nearly every dollar OF which came from the
Is.s'Aeerers and amusement purveyors An expert
-A oiicial. commenting on these figures. esti-
&c tAat the receipts and deposits for the next
--e5 weeks in Atlantic City will exceed si2OOOO00
N7 1fst of series Of Sunday excursions run
: - week by the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad from New
). ely There has been an annual demand for
* 2e one day excursions but the railroad officials
= not consider them practical Since last Sunday.
S1eTer. they have revised their conclusions The
80 thst left Jersey City shortly before o'clock
.a-s1ed of fifteen cars, every one Of which was
-1ea 70 its capacity and tomorrow II is believed
= ine train VIII have 10 be run in sections.
ne demand for uilestones along the boardwalk
l-ea has been made for years by visitors was met
= week hy TIE authorities. and signs were placed
position at intervals Of a quarter Of a mile
'oagaout the length OF the esplanade While
- WI have the effect Of discouraging exaggera-
~ ss 10 the length Of constitutionals and pleasure
.-hls they have resulted In settling definitely the
- question Of the length Of the boardwalk
- 80 IS found TO be exactly four and one-quarter
- - rom the inlet 10 Jackson-ave. With the con-
elas Up Of this walk however. with that OF
.-lor this distance VIII be increased by at least
~fee miles
bureau for lost babies was opened this week on
- Pier as an adjunct 70 the Police Depart
-, - During the summer season scores Of tots are
s-i@leo from their parents. and have heretofore
- taken 20 Police HEADQUARTERS. The bureau IS
large OF z matron who was appointed few
= y ago by Mayor stoy
r. Aew-Yorkers registered at the leading hotels
-oe the following:
nie-Nr and Mrs E PuerceI, W. LaisIy
-s-aer. J. Waterman. J. p. Allen. l. Andrews
- - r. Alien. Z. Z. Allen and E. Frances.
~. -inDis-L. }. POrvers- G. Maclaren. @. W
a. jr. Miss n. Hamilton. George Kennedy
II - and Mrs. John Il. Mccarthy.
'9-c Marble. Miss Curry. Miss Moncrirs.