New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-07
THE JUNE CROWDS At ATLANTIC CITY:
GREAT NUMBERS OF PEOPLE AT THE HOTELS
TOO COOL FOR BATHING

Atlantic City, June CspecaD.-All is life and hustle
here now and the summer visitors are beginning 70 ar
rive In great numbers. The transfer and express Cold
panes been busy this week hauling the trunks now
daily to the different where the owners will spend
the next three months enjoying all the comforts and pleas
ures Of the by the sea- The summer hrong ois
vea win undoubtedly far exceed that Of previous year
and already engagements have been made at all
the hotels for the entire Hotel men have made
preparations big rush. and II the present weather
continues tomorrow will be busy day here
The bathing has hardly opened, although the
along the Ocean Boulevard all in readiness
few bathers have been noticed especially Wednes-
day. Next will probably see the summer girl Win
her latest robe on.
Atlantic City is becoming popular place I'm which 20
hold conventions, annual meetings etc. and regular
programme has been given out for the season On
Wednesday and Thursday the Supreme Castle, Royal Ar
canum, met in the parors Of the Traymore. ana IN
couple Of weeks the Qunquennial International honoe
opathc Congress viii at the United states HOWL
for session The Pennsylvania editors folio" tne
doctors, and so It will go through the season.
II is really surprising how the New-York travel con-
tnues and from the present outlook the summer
ers VIII find strong NewYork contingent In their ranks
this year The train service has been so reduced Onao
it is only slight journey, especially when surrounded
with the Injuries afforded by The elegantly appointed
buffet cars Of the Pennsylvania Railroad which are run
daily to this city.
Miss Lille b. Day. daughter Of the former proprietor
Of the Revere married to George Embree OF west
ding brilliant one
The commodous Albion will shortly open under tne eA-
perenced management Of P. S. Attck. ms 10 1ie
largest uptown hotel and until June athoueh
Mr. Attick states that year he will be ready for the
spring trade.
Several new houses built this spring are all open now
and especially Virginiaave. do they present me ap'
pearance This avenue Of fourteen frsclass hotels
and boarding cottages OF which were built since last
year Kentuckyave is another great hotel avenue con-
tanning twenty large houses from PacincaVe 70 tne
ocean. Among the most recent arrivals are
Briehton-A D. Remington and wife, j. /" Daring
Mrs NJ E. Richards Arthur Henry and wife, William L.
sauer NJ J. Oppenheim Mr.. and Mrs Hewitt. Mrs. Annie
Marzolf George Y Bouchle Thomas II. Bouchle, MIS- H.
Wayne Wilson, b. F. Schmank, A Hall ana "He' a
snencer and Wife c. z. Mallory, Fritz Muser A. Besig
Richard Walter oscar Walter Mrs. Van Steinbereh
J. D. Taylor New-York City; Mrs NJ H. Haserty' MISS
Hagerty, Brooklyn. "a.
Traymore-George NJ Curtis, w d Duycknck and wlie'
Clara A. Duyckinck II. NJ Morse, Mrs. Morse, H. D
Duvev and family Miss Jeanette Calladay, William Buay
William b. Barr, Rufus Barr Mrs. L. A. Bousch' New
York: H. S. Archer and wife, Miss E. Austin Il. a.
Archer George E. Dewey Samuel Green, Brooklyn.
Denns-F Battles and wife, II. j. McManus, New'fork
Chalfonte-W. D. Washington and wife, A. H. Lewis
W. g. Bryant, Miss n Bryant, Joseph Re1nlnger' Now
York.
Haddon Hall-Augustus Dowdell ]. f Hyems and WIFE,
DR. p E. Arcularius and wife. NJ. Ropn, Mrs D Bossin
Miss silbermann Mrs W. H. Merritt, Miss A. NJ. Merritt
New.York; c. A. Havland and wife, Brooklyn
Throop Mason Of New-York Leslie NJ. Daniel OF
Planneld n. j., and l. F. Hull of Poughkeepslo are al
the Shelburne