New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-29
ATLANTIC CITY.
VISITING MILITIA MEN-PROTECTION FOR
RATHERS-PROHIBITIO !.


fFRoM Az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRiBUSEl
ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., Aug. 28.-The Wash
ington Light Infantry with tner GORGEOUS uniforms
have takon the city by stor and the lions OF the
hour. Their coming has In great measure turned thc
season nto prosperous for the hoteh Inc corps
performs srict military duty each day. with the single
exception OF complying with tapa" Tho corps held q
ption the United States Hots on Monday night
The loss OF life by too venturesome bsshers has
grown aarmnrly large and further miHhaps
Chief OF Police Edrdge sent communication 70 City
Councils this wesk requesting that the Lie Guard oer
yics along tho beach he consolidated and placed IN
charge OF the city authorities AT present the Life
Guards do about as they please depending entrey TOT
remuneration upon those they called upon 70 rescue
On Monday night the schooner yacht Henry Dlss'on
with largo party board the shoals abreast OF
Bsltc-svc. and as the running very high the
news spread rapidly over the CITY that oil hands bad
dro wued The yacht Title Covert State Treasurer
Quays boat went to the rescue but soon became IN
manageable ana also grounded The boats lay partially
on their beam ends pounding the bottom until the next
food tide. when they drlfed of None OF the guests
Injured, although the ladies were greatly fright
ened.
Among the minor pleasures OF the week was
chdrens bubble party at the States On Friday over
0OOexoursonists arrived on two trains from Ptts
burg, to remain until Monday.
The favorlte resort OF the politicians for catching
shesphead and weak fish IL at 'outh Atlantic CITY
Tho Maggie Harold Comedy COMPANY began An en-
gaEonent this week at the Virginia Garden
Albion Hotel the favOrite resor OF Pittsburgers
Colonel Dufy, it's proprietor has entertained ovor $500
OF the smoky CITY Iesldents this season.
Tue banquet tho Journalistic Club Tuesday even
ing was success In every respect.
The PrOhibitionsts threaten to prosecute all liquor
dealers and hotel VINO have sold their wares on
Suniaya Last summer two dealers wero arrested Tor
this offence and heavily lined and the other
Trenton prison FOR Both were sent encrd
Oy judge REED, VINO declares that no Will punish All
Offenders severely VINO arc brought before him.
Among the prom guests rcgi,ered thIs week are
stephen ". Wn.low. OF The PhHad,lphid Commercial
Last Edluund h. Reed and Crawford Miller. directors OF
the CAM and Atlantic Railroad Henry sartan, the
artist Pnilade phII H. j. HaZer. OF Knoxville. Tenn
es>e SUPERINTENDENT OF the East Tennessee aud Georgia
IaIit0a Broker X. scott, Of Baltimore; the Rev
Dr. Willis L. - A.. A. J. Harvey. OF the Treasury De-
pariinrnt, Washington, n G.. Mr. ami Mr.. W. A.
smith. OF Rochester " Y; j. T. IIacKett: George A.
Dadusn and j. y. Murphy, Ncw-iork onlcas OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad State Controller j. Frank lur-
urr OF Mary and J. III. Reed. superintendent OF the
Western Branch OF the Pennsylvania Ralrotd Dr. VIC
Lessor OF Berlin Gormany Captain Bnrtar, OF 'he
Whfe star line steamer Bi.tic GrOrge A. Cotton. OF
the Board OF PARK Wardens OF Philsdephia Assistant
PustmastHr Uhirr. OF Harrisburg; James VI. soovel.
Thomas " Cooper, Colonel John H. Tsegart, Colonel
Stephen y. WINSTON, IT,. jerome Buck, OF New-fork
Charles C. Moore OF Washington Colonel T. A. Byrnes,
NJ T. Handy. Mr. ard Mrs. George Gillespie, AND Charles
Moore, OF Washington