New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-10

bulkhead. Leaning too far over he fell into the
surf and was being swept out to sea when the
cries OF companion attracted the attention of a
tall, distinguished looking who was lounging
on bench. He tossed away his cigar and sprang
into the water. striking out for the boy with
powerful strokes. He overlook him after the boy
had twice disappeared and brought him safely
ashore. The mother, who had run up. asked the
rescuer for his name but he shook his head and
walked away.
The stockholders of the Atlantic City Horse Show
Association met this week and perfected arrange
ments for the forthcoming annual exhibition. As
A convenience to the exhibitors. it was decided to
advance the date to enable them to ship the
horses direct from Atlantic City to the Long
Branch show. which follows that of Atlantic City.
The local exhibition win be held from July "A TO
July Is, inclusive. There is more interest in this
years exhibition than in any OF its predecessors.
All OF the subscribers have renewed their appIi-
cations for space, and notification of many new ex
hibits have been received. One of these will be
from Australia. Frank Jay Gould will enter a
larger numba- OF horses than last year, and Ralph
Pulitzer viii enter string of hunters. The sum
of $1,000 was subscribed for prizes. The following
officers were elected for the year: c. Jason Waters.
president: Charles Evans vice-president; Josph E.
Borton, second vice-president: Frederick Hemsley.
third vice-president; Judge Allan b. Endicott,
treasurer, and C. Wistar Evans, secretary.
Two more fine beach front hotels are in prospect
They will be erected the sites of the destroyed
Hotel Luray and Hotel Berkely, at the ocean end
VI heheucky-aVe. Philadelphia capitalists said
TO be back of both enterprises. The Hotel Lenox.
formerly the Bleak House. at Ocean-ave and the
boardwalk, has been leased by Mrs. Caroline Jenet
or New-YOrk, and has been opened for the Season
WooIton Hall facing the ocean, has been leased
by William Barry. of Philadelphia who viii open
front hotels are Well filled and the boo Je pe4 fa
the rest OF this month are heavy.
New-Yorkers registered at the leading hotels in
clude the following:
Chalfonte.Mrs. ]. Cousins. Mrs c. Clarke, C.
G 6oeennf SMITH ndesp Mr. And r Mrs Chester
Crossins. -
Chelsea-R. Monroe. Mrs. J. S. Sutphen, Miss
sutphen w. l. Meyer and Mr.. and Mrs. W. Win
ter.
=. Dennis. A. Parsons. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nc
Cunningham, Miss Cunningham Miss Unger Mrs
a s joshua oldham Mr. and %rs Gdy
h idyin Mrs silas H Fqrrnan Mr. and Mrs Ben
Rhett, Richard H. Dodge and Mr.. and Mrs J. j.
McKenna
Mrs F. A Bedford, Mrs Osborne. Miss G. wv wo 5ru
y, Miss c. o. Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. l. Gibbs.
Tascher the Misses Brown II Jones Mrs. La aG
rena, Mr. and Mrs; H; Booth. Mr.; and Mrs. F.
Lobor. E. E. Rice, Marie Hilton and Frances VII
Haddon Han-w Knox, J. Converse. H Rue Mr..
Miss G. Ferguson 1, Weeks w Wenda H., Mr. and
Ms baHs n 4 webs 9 NJ aTpSy
A. Murphy. W. Loutta, Mrs. Barton. G. Goodman,
Mrs; Glaton; NJ Hunter. Mrs G Chats. R. Pfell'
1siesworth-N. Levy. A. wourtein: H MandeII.
Miss r. Franenburg Mrs j. Regensburg, Mr.. and
Kentucky-W. b. Mcnamara, II. Jones. f. Vic
ingdon' Mr.. and Mrs. NJ e. Mathews, j. Crawford
and Miss Ethel Rose.
II scs T NJ H Miss Miss
Buyer and c. Mlnnan.
nHs e Fl Van A MRS aTr
Huyon, Miss Huyon, J. L. Matthews: j. NJ. Mat
rn ap FnederoS Bowie " We Hin Howard Rg
ley. Mrs. T. Ripley. Mrs. Caveny. Mrs. Edward