New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-12
MORE TRIMS At ATLANTIC CITY.
THE NUMBER OF GUESTS INCREASES IN PRO
PORTION.

THE NUMBER OF GUESTS INCREASES IN PRO
PORTION.
Atlantic City. June II (spHciaD-Ihe suaa I'
schedule on the railways has gone into erect anu ''
result has been that all day long In an almost con
ffnuous stream the carriages and coaches are hying
arund town to and from the different railway s'a's
and the various hotels 1t Is puzzle YET u De
soved whether travel accommodates itSeli 10 the
Trains or the trains accommodate themselves 10 ''e
travel. Certain IL Is that cnch OF inc trai"S ~"
brings as many guests TO the town rs each VI ",o
smaller number did Only few weeks ago, YET "Ihe
the smaller number was NIL that coud be n'u' '"cS
seemed sufficient for all demands. OF course 'he
railroad officials and the students OF political economy
could settle the matter elbly, but 10 the uhh-
ftiated 1t seems a mystery 10 be ~tr'le1.
Tuo Yacht races this week have made matters
lively around the Inlet. One Dy The MOSQUITO f'ec'
on Monday afternoon was their first cuD race III 'he
season; and tn, Corint hans followed suit on Tues
day with a trial for the club cup. The Corlnthiah
rnce of special interest because OF the act 'ha
irre new yachts of radically different lines OF con-
strucuon sailed In the club Tor the hrst ume' n
large number OF spectators viewed the START ana or
lowed the course OF the contestants with much interest
A fire which completely demolished one OF the
smaller hotels down town. an aggravated case oi
tieamy and various smaller occurrences OF an unnsna
order lave served to demonstrate that the world is
moving on, md that OF 1t is moving into this
island town. otherwise things have been evenly pur-
suing their usual amusing course.
Bicycle riding Is coming to the front even more
than ever now that the continued fair weather has
nut the streets in fl condition for that exercise.
Bicycling parties matters Of every day occurrence
and as soon rs tho sheterng shades OF eve come on
ncarly every one Of the less freQucned avenues pro
sents an exciting scene OF Instruction In the cycling
arr where II Is almost always the case mat IL is tc
woman who proposes TO ride, and the man VINO ois-
poses his time aud muscle In endeavors TO further
her scheme.
Down along the boardwalk these DAYS the Interest
centres moro than ever. Bathing il no longer matter
for comment. for day greater or less number II
pople venture somewhat chilly surf and about
all of the bathing establishments open and nppnr
entity looking their summer trnde. rival 10 the
old established natatorium OF Ripple Mccain Is
ohout 10 appeal to the public. Up at the foot OF Vir
rtn,,ove. Jacksons bathing establishment has been
undergoing met amOrphosis and has b!ossomcd out In
Tho most snm,neiy OF summer suits. All In pale blu"
n fronts tie world the flesh and the ns'onished gaze OF
the newcomers. WHO as yet unaccuStomed to such
sfdd,ness of building attire and BIG sign "Na'atoral
ovsr the main doorway attracts attention By Its I'M
,s,,.,ness and Invites tho curious 10 enter enor
mons tank Ills the large ROOM and Will, when II Is
AND with water In days now, be the finest bath
ting poo on the isnnd. Really the ocean will have to
"a ont CT business II the competition increases at The
PRESENT rate.
The puube, OF New-Yors people In town suffers no
apparent dlmnuiion. They are at all the bo'es ana
arc having the very best Of sport apparently
Mrs. j. C. Jacobs, wife Of senator jacobs OF
Hrooklyn, is making stay at the Seaside with her
friend Mrs. A. Barnett. OF New York.
Mrs. spccr and Miss Farchlld are among the New
York guests AZ the Cbalfontc. -. =, -, .
Dr. and Mrs. Arcularus are Ncw-iork people al
MAIDEN Half, They are accompanied By Mrs.
Arcuarius's sister. Mrs. Valentine and VIII remain
'or James e Campbell the New-York lawyer. Is among
the later arrivals at the Brighton.
J, W. Kendr1ck. OF Ncwl YORK, spent sunday WIN q
narty Of relatives at the Florida.