The Morning herald., 1875-09-07
OCEAN CITY.

THE BALTIMORE WATERING PLACE-FLAT-
TBRING PROSPECT OF THE REsoRy-
| DRAWING AOTs.
On Tuesday last several excursion trains
were run over to Ocean City. About two
hundred people were in attendance. The
Directors of the Atlantic Hotel Company
met in the morning and arranged the draw
ing for lots. It was decided that each stock.
holder was entitled to lot, those having
the greater number of shares having the
first choice. The order of drawing was as
follows: The names of each stockholder
daving an equal amount of stock were put
into the hat at time, and the names drawn
out py boy who was blindfolded. The name
first taken out had the first choice of lot,
and 80 on till the drawing was finished.
The name of Hon. James U. Dennis was
the first to come out of the hat. He not
being present, his brother, U. s. Senator
Dennis, made choice of Lot No. H. The
next name was Hon. William T. Hamilton,
for whom Col. Lemuel Showell made choice
Of Lot No. 10, and the drawing was contin-
ued as follows: U. 8. Senator Dennis, Lot
No. IL; Granville Stokes, Is; Harrison &
Bro, 10; VIM. Shovel, Is; J. B. Myers, y:
j. M. Taylor, 16; VIM. Selby, IA; G. L.
Williams, 4; DR.. s. P. Dennis, 6; Robert
Baker, II; Stephen Tabor, 18; Levin Wool
ford, 5; H. R. Pitts, 45; A. H. Dashiell &
Co., 4S; B. Jones Taylor, 81; W. P. Whyte,
"a: Nathan Myers, 26; James B. Derrickson,
30; Purnell Toadvine, 81; Bunting, Durbro
y Co., #; z. P. Henry, 49, j. B. Bates, Jr.;
Geo. W. Parsons, 20; Thos. Humphreys, 56;
G. j. Gallagher, 43; j. G. Derrickson, IS;
Ritchie Fooks, A; E. Stanley Toadvin, 50;
+. l.. Davis, ~; Humphreys Il Tilghman, 81;
5. M. Heulings, 81; L. D. Lynch, SO; John
Tracy, IL; l.. P. Franklin, %; E. R. G.
Cobb, 30; Henry Grantz, 22; /. r. K. Phe-
bus, 6S; E. Higgins, Jr., 81; H. c. Selby, 80;
j. G. Rockhili, So; P. F. Thomas, 81: L. T.
Waters, 36; Simon Ulman, "a; VIM. Brick
head, 12O; G. R. Goldsborough, So; E. F.
Fassett, 20; H. N Potts, 80; Geo. w. Pur-
nell, 50; j. E. Kingsley, 81; M. T. johnson,
81; Daniel Fields, rs; G. G. Waller, "a; Rob.
ertson & Dickson, 81; Miss Mamie Purnell,
Is; VIM. H. Hurley, 1871. R. Purnell, 50;
J. H. Fowler, 40; VIM. Lea q
Sons, a5; Mrs. Charles Wells, 70;
John Rose, 50; John Hamblin, 1875;
Hugh Sisson, 1876; James Ross, 80; Elijah
Carey, 127 M. F. stell, 1902; DR.. w. H.
Hooper, 1873; j.. s. Gantz; g. w. Mullen,
119; Samuel A. Graham, SO; ~. z. Dough-
erty, 164 G. R. Rider, 1873 III. W. Work
man, 1O5; 7. & P. Whaley, 1870; James A.
Stuart, 129; j. 4 S. M. Whaley, 131 Bar
NUNS Hotel, 1872; is. Purnell, SO B. Il
Blliott, 1O1; John M: Dale, 100 ;.aJames
Massey u Son, 1873; c. P. Nelsons "a; T.
F. j. Rider, 1OS; Lemuel Shovel, half of
25 and 30; Madners, Fisher & Co., 1888: R.
s. Fassett, half of II and 46; E. X. VIII
son, half of 5s and Il $. E. E. jackson &
Co., SS; r. s.. Henry, 1873; A. F. Parsons,
s6, L. Malone, 93; L. w. Gunby, half of
l34, 147, 15S and 1863; Edward Samuel, IA;
s. Nelson 4 Bro, 9S Isaac s. Jones ,137;
Joseph B: Samuel, 113; John N. Herman,
l65, and Huston Humphreys, 163. After
he drawing was concluded the W. & P. R.
R. directors held a meeting, and the day
wound up by grand hop at night. The
Salisbury Brass Band was in attendance,
md everything went on finely, few persons
'etiring until the small hours were tald. On
Wednesday morning, LIST inst,,. the guests
lid adit u to Ocean City, with full determi-
lation make it their headquarters next
summer -t,.E lTej