New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-06
ATLANTIC CITY cRowDED AND GAY.
HOTEL HOPS OF THE FOURTH-THE WRECK OF
THE TAFFORD-ARRIvALs.

THE STAFFckp-AhIslNALp
Atlantic CITY. y. j. July Cspecap'-This gay resort
is crowded a, mover before in IT, history aud tonight
COTS are I'm qrou demand Hundreds Of weary visitors,
who came down simply Fourth y July ioIlihcaton'
Won, obliged % seek let and sleep parIor floors,
billiard tables. and even on porch chars Ihey colii
ha, ton comfortably accommodated at other houses bus
,r pf.-r,d even such poor touches that they might
| remain their iayorte hotels
There wa, no Organized movement here 70 make
dng h..ry,Dce II the Fourth; the individual In
..,nces OF patr.otic display, taken as whole made
showing fully appropriate hr day. The Manson House.
particularly had profusion Of National einbens'
and on che evening Of the Fourth gave Grand hop IN the
rclous ovenair dancing pavilion, which was brilliantly
| illuminated.
The reconstructed United States FOte was aso the
scene " grand open-air hop the hrst under IL ne"
management and the crowd great a. 70 Interfere
.onhlt with the dancing. But bright md beautiful
was the picture presented By the hundreds OF chinese
,t, M. dlo,png palms and swest-smelng flowers
distributed all around the cool ineiosur', ana the f'h
ce,, and charming presence Of the many women present.
those who came cary were Ioath to leave sue" SUI
| Ivund .
Al all the other leading hotels such a. the Hadaon
Hall Boscole. Lehman side Albion and CONGRESS
Hail. besides liberal decorations there were ~Aas"naea
hop, and patriotic festiSty held sway on all sides
The old whaling hulk stafford, about which 80 mucn
has been written and which, 10 alleged was deHo-
cray hore for exhibition purposes. has al ia's
been aoated after two weeks hard work on the pars
| II the wroclxng steamer Tanas, which has been
high tide. The city Authorities would not allow
her exhibit her seaward II III" new o'aru walk
and rhe could not easily be uSel inad ths o'p al
formative 10 pull the old hulk out 10 sea again anu seo~
NOPE favorable spot which 10 wreck her again ~ "
date the projectors Of scheme hayo lost heavily.
There Is san possibility the Wasiin2t.a Lighs
Infantry Cons which encampd The United staes
Hotel lawn four seasons. Will BE- hero again his sum
uer although they informed by the Ciurans' C"nnt
De week ago could not BE- accommodated VIVA
n s,nIanle camping srouud owing to
I Init n L.
into building loa Captain Allison Nallor Of tho CORPS
wa, hero week accompanied by several OF tho otaer
officers and consultation with Mayor Holman IL was
decided that the popular Washington sodiery could ptch
their tents close beach above stohisettsaVe.
provided the hotels In vicinity could accommodate
thcm with meals. ,
l.. T. Chambers. prominent Ne"'h0rH eu'lheSs man.
arrived &C Chalfonto yesteIday
William, H. Bowers Newly ork owner Of one OF the
largest grape vineyards in the country stay Ing az one
! Of the leading hotels here
w wei,s NewYork capitalist and m extensive Dry
goods dealer, is guest at the Wa'ory.
II W Johns r.. a well-known New.York business
man. Is at the Shclbuine
g. A. Johnson one Of New-YorA's successful busness
men I, registered at the Wavery.
w IL. Wool,y and j. H. Bastin, both OF Ne"iofA' are
v.adv visitors at United states Hotel
wlisu seymour cashier OF the First National Bank Of
Hudson ~ " here. accompanied by his two sisters.
THIS is his visit TO Atlantic CITY, which ne considers
the nnest summer resort along tho coast.
Mis- Mercedes Leigh OF New.YorA writer and critic.
4, here for a Two weeks stay
J.r.d NJ. Is. Rsis, OF AewYork is registered at me
Tray more. - , p...,tvo = ar v,sdon Hall
Mis-. A. Anthony 0lster Of 20 Park, wife Of the senior
,nei Ter OF the Of Park 4 uord, OF Aew-ferk 10
aLsg the quests a. the Brtshtou >, ~ .. -.
Charles ). Jenks ana FAMILY, OF Ne"'foTN' s'0 fNs'
Hs@Sy Cois Howe and Edward d. Thornton, OF New
yor. aie enjoying seashore lie o. the Sea SIDE - =.
Mis- Joseph Potts OF New-Horh, has engaged rooms AZ
me sSrag Of York making the Dennis her
home for several weeks. -. ,...A,..
NV j. Bullng Newly ork T. guest at The Btshton.
Nrs A n Jauyier. Of New.YCrk Is at the BUghtoh
John Donovan aud family of Brooklyn, are spending
sew n ,,aNk and c " Walton OF Ncw.York making
Congress Hall their home for a few weeks
a., H. Cassidy, ~ cw-lotA, u ~ the Brgh~M. ara
ID n Jones aAd Frederick Cahlll, Of Ne".fofA N'
enloving tho comfort, Of the Sea side Iohn.
Among he Nrw.Yorkers az the Hygen are L. A. yor
son George Kohlman &. A. Nevoau Mrs Mary a. ran and
Charles Long A. &. Crown, Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Ai"" "
Nj. and Mrs NJ. Laie}. . - ,,..,., a,a r. IL Bell
Mis- Lila Kavenaugh. Mss Mary kasenangh 1Gharlss H.
~ II Dakin Mr.. and Mr.. John Hncnnah Nn"xra ,.ssi
Eckstejn Ron arnin Belt Charles D. Da DorfoussS
II Hudson L. NJ. Morris and J. Slverstone.