New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-08
Mr.. OrAY AT ATLANTIC CITY.
,,c rsu LANDED BY THE sESAToR-suhS'
BATHING COMMENCED.

BATHING CoNMENOID'
..,.,.,, CITY, runc : (speciaD-The bluest OF sizes
and the brightest of sunshine have oeen Nou II
'r a,,actve resort during the last week. ana al
,ne arspcious conditions which attehdea .'e ~. -.
- -, e,n, rrovau The seward travel Is oalS WI
.ho icroase and noting the way in which the houses
are filling up with guests at TINS carry sUae' Va 80.
season the question arises as TO wha' WIZ 9Th q,
with the inevitable summer rush VI N's'V''
sure follow. -. 4. ,,o-o
,har evidepced by the crowds Of visitors VINO oaIy
t,uong the beach and boulevaIu ana III '.'0
nrournade the cool strand under the sou ne' ~
he many electric lamps which stretch AL aiohs 'N'
grand ocean highway 49, 80. 80
The temperature Of the water. too. has oeen up "
o duyhtful noint the last two weeks. and tiIat moss
.xbuaa,ng Of seashore diversions surf bathhs,
being generally INDUCED IN
The strandlng of tie old whaling bark stsrora.
which was beached Tuesday evening whle ths
moon was shining brightly and the whoie peach was
shlaze with Gas and electric lights. caused somewhat
Of furore among hotel guests, and crowds nocXea
q, sea rho novel sight that night and on the following
day But when il was learned That the stai"NA
WAS wrecked" for exhibition purposes the romance
~ the situation received decided setback and bus
few had the curiosity to pay second visit 10 tho
ocean end OF Michigan ave. where the alleged wreck
lies well ND on the beach The stafford was pur-
chased by an Atlantic City syndicate, but the ex-
h.biton scheme has been knocked out BY the
emphatic declaration Of Mayor Hoffman ihas
nothing Of that nature will be allowed out
side the new boardwalk. the leading pro
/ vision Of the boardwalk ordinance is particularly
explicit on that point 30 II highly probable that
this fake wreck Nil have to be pulled OF The beaea
or blown up where she lies.
The most noted visitor Of the week Senator
Quay who came here one Of his periodical hshlnS
trips His Atlantic city headquarters we're, OF course.
AT the Mansion House. and al Two OF MS dinners, Az
least the fish he caught himself were served He
spent two days over Brgantne and Ignored pontos
entirely, so eager his pursuit Of drum FISH lilo
landed fine specimen on thursday, winch aeIuAuy
we! ghcd ninety -nve pounds.
AS de from surf bathing boating fishing, driving and
the thousand and one attractions along the ocean
boulevard there 10 be many other means OF out
door amusement for our summer visitors Up at te
| breezy Inlet WannermaCher's celebrated Philadelphia
orchestra OF twenty five pieces Will discourse music for
| the thousands who will while away the time there
down at the new Excursion House. Just at the other
extreme end there will also be noted band IN attend
snce and select open air hops will be given at both
places Then there will be the attractive pyro'
technc exhibitions of Messrs. Pain sons, baseball at
the new grounds by professional teams who will play
of dates here and grand opera at the Casino by first
| class troupes
! There are not many New-Yorkers soiourning hero
inst now. but the applications for summer accommo
dstons al the Mansion Lehman. sticlney. Boscobel.
Uyeea and other leading houses Indicate very large
innnx OF New York visitors at early date.
/ The New York contingent at the Mansion includes
s t. Lecrson. John Morris 5. ;. stern, u. y. Gro
F. Leary H. R. S sSaodfd ana lone j. N Mebsl S
frey. Mrs. benjamin g. Godfrey; James A. Auil.
NIs g. + & Smith DIs s S' F Hsn1 b b.S
c. Co. s Napier aud Mrs. E. 7. Parks, Of New-York
Mrs. Aston, W. s Starr and c. J. Starr. of New
| York are guests at the Brighton.
w. S. schenck. proprietor OF the westministcr
! House. of Sew-York, is also at the Brighton.