New-York tribune., 1885-07-12
ATLANTIC CRY.

A IABGE StMnER OF NlSlloK>-NlCE-FkINIDt
UENDRlCKs
lrHoM An Ocr AsoNAL COgELsFDNpENr OF ruR TRIBUNE
.ArLAyrIc CITY, n. j., July 1l.-The season is
begun now aud the beautiful weather and tho cool
air has caused quite unux of visitors to-day. The
hotels nlliug up and the landlords smile broadly
The cottages and private boarding houses not quite
fortunate. May still empty. while the porers
struggle In vain obtain the OF the city passengers
they alight from the platforms at the combination
depot" IA compared with former AT this time
however. the crowd Is greater than ever before.
and tho prospects for financial success
brighter.
Vice President Hendricks has announced mis- intention
e. return few days and elaborate preparations
will bo IN ale o. him. IIo will DO accompanied
by Mrs. Hendricks and possibly one or two Indiana
friends and quarters are being itcd up FOR the
Traymore." hlch commands tho ocean Wow. Wnile
here much attention. lie arises early ana
answers his morning mall which usually contains from
three twenty applications 10 Endorsement from oilce
seekers all the Union after which he takes
his regular ocean dip. Crowds congregato upon the
beach to watch his movements and they are indeed
lndcrous lie failed provide himself With batiing
costume aud wses into the surf with old cutaway
coat aud brOadcoth trousers, which are commented
upon uulayurtbly by the fair gaZcrs from the beach
Driving alOug Paccavc. yachting at the Inlet con-
sumrs the major portion OF his time lie has
property the Lake superior region which Ia yielding
him and hir u about the only thing u worry
him lie II constantly planning 10 sel. IT, but he thinks
II caut well be nccump ished unless he takes special
tip for the purpose Lake superior. which Will likely
be done III september - 80
senator John A. Logan is expected here soon He will,
It l. likely bo tho guest of the Ashland on AZ,
boarded at Mira Rockwood's when In Washington and
that lady IS now proprietor OF he Ashiind sue mas
invitation To enjoy the brceE"s
of the sea- and 1t understood tho Illinois senator has
accepted Preparations will bc made for his reception
The event OF the coming week. viii he tho arrival OF
the Fifth Maryland Regiment or Baltimore This II the
crack regiment OF the Monumental City aud comprise.
among its members men OF promncnes In business and
politics. Tho camp has been mapped ont IN large area
near the foot Of rvirginiaaye.. about 200
feet from the beach. near the seaside and Chren-
dor" Hotels 4 grand reception viii be rendered tho
boys by the citiLens q" the CITY, among whom snbscrp-
ton has been raised amounting to o'er $1,000 The
MAYOR, City Councilmc and prominent visitors Will
compose the reception committee 10 be sent To receive
them when cnroute from Phiadeiphla next wednesday
OF last with the exception that the robes arc
tunes are adorned with mouograms embroidered
across the chest In fancy colors. old gold
another yesterday from venturng too far ont In the
surf The Bradford brothers. ot the volunteer liie
guard. rescued three venturcsone Philadelphia gentle
struggling with the waves near OF the
lower piers In at least one-halt Minute more their
with the supports of the pier; which Is always sur, sure
assistance, and with aud cork life prcscrvcrs sue
cccded In dragging them ashore but not until they were
nearly overcome. Medical assistance summoned
full dress hop given III ursay evening at tho
The Mansion iiousc hop last evening was a brilliant
afalr. large number Of cotagcrs being in attendance
ladies' were in fn evening toilet Among those present
were Major Smith and wife, OF Philadelphia; Mr.. and
Mrs ~ Gilman, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Carter. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Evans all Of Nowiork. General Stewart.
Of Philadelphia, was also an interested spectator.
Congress Hall was tho OF u brilliant children's
hop last night Professor Gillespie was assisted py
Professor L. Kelly IN the MANAGE
ment Bowman's orchestra furnished excellent
airs for dancing. la CrdcorscHne was
handsomely executed by Miss Lillian Kelly The feature
tho evening the popular and clever dance, YAM
kcc DOODLE" by little mite OF only four years, Stella
Kingsley, which created much morrimcnt.
The stocktons guests also enjoyed delightful hop
Thursday evening under the direction OF Professor
Seigel. and the programme well arranged. Among
those present Hall NJ sturtcvant Byron Morse, H.
H. BsInark. Thomas :. Huber and the Misses blanche
Iuthvan. Name Carothers and May Potter.
Amusemcnts plentiful The bright little opera,
"Madamo Angel" is the attraction ~ tho Vim
OF the Casino, New-York, sustains the leading
role aii has made decided hit, receiving each
evening She Is supported by Hattie Richardson. LZzo
Slnms. Eugeno Nicholson and Mcssrs. Charles Camp
bell. Charles II. Drew. Lester Winship. Frederick Len
nox and Others. Next week the " Mascot" will bo
given with George Bonfacc, jr In prominent part.
A. W. MaliD, formerly stage manager or the casino,
charge OF tho here next Monday. Miss Ro
saba Beccher appears here for ono week commencing
July 27.
Catherine Iewis in Grone- Grala Is the attraction
at the Ideal Opera Garden. Atlantic Avenue. and Is sup
ported by very good company and business has bcon
fair.
The Maggie Harold Comedy Company and william Dav.
idge, r give the comedy THE Windmill at the Mansion
pavilion every evening aud tho audiences have been
largo and apprcciative.
slocum's mipstrels have been enjoying excellent
run OF patronage at Appegates Pier.
Albert Weber. the pano-forte mansacture IN ut tho