New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-09
ATLANTIC CITY CROWDED..
OF THE FoURTH-BATH1NG-
FASHION IN CosTUMEs-yIsIToRS.

CELEBRATION OF THE FoURTH-BATHING-
FASHION IN TuMEs-yIsIToRs.
Atlantic CITY. v j., July 9 tspeciaD.-rne big
rush which commenced here last Tuesday with the
entrance OF the Fourth OF July crowd has kept up
and the season has entered upon It's busiest poruoh'
which will cease only when the falling m the mer-
curry IN the thermometer tube gives warning OF the
approach Of the cool months. This years celeorauoh
Of tie National holiday brought 70 this city crowd
Of visitors estimated be anywhere from 100000
~ l25 600 In number. Acting Mayor Leedom issued
an order 10 the effect that any one exploding IRE
work, on tho land side OF the board walk should DC
arrested far the Observance OF the procama-
lion was concerned Il was dead letter. and the dis
play OF enthusiasm was carried TO all possible ex-
tents though happily with no such disastrous re-
suits rs fires accidents.
4 glance at the booking ledgers Of the numerous
hotels ivcs a good forecast OF the success Of the
season Of 1893. II IS almost impossible particularly
al any Of the hotels 20 secure desirable rooulS
after July 10 or Il, great Is the demand Tor
accommodations during the warm weather. There Is
no better evidence OF the presence Of the busy
season than the great throngs which constantly
promenade the board walk About or 10 a. m. the
numbers on the board walk begin TO be appreciated
a little later they increaSc In size. until about noon
there is a pushing busting congregation slowly
moving along the promenade. The afternoon crowds
are as a rule. somewhat larger than those OF the
morning, but III tls 'NtHlHS - tHe S~N"
I'm all its glory and magnihcence
B,thinc /, at its best now, and large crowds take
a din I'm the ocean daily and find great pleasure In
sportlng with the or In lollyng on the warm
beach sand Womens bathing robes have taken
a somewhat different course this season, ana IN
stead Of the un>lGhtly long skirts which hampered
the werner and were an eycSore to the Observer the
lower uoron Of the dress Will be shortened TO
come ,lgty above the knee. while the bodice Will
be- more decollctc, ana the general outfit VIII cater
more In appearance to the artistic than has heretofore
been the case.
Atlantic CITY is TO have crack baseball team this
year. and Arthur Irwin, who will manage the scheme,
la, brought together the pick among the best college
PLAYERS. and will pit them against the other
cluis COMPRISING the seashOre league. The opening
gum takes place to-day at the Inlet, with the Camden
team.
There Is some talk current that the forwarders of
the scheme 10 build IA railway along the beach front
nave been doing great deal OF quiet canyassns among
the holders OF land along that portion of the city
and been successful In securing from them large
grants which will 60 far toward the establishment
by next season of the proposed road along the beach
he citizens OF this place vigorously set against
the idea. The Pennsylvania Railroads electric ser
vice TO Loneport has proved most popular one among
thousands Of patrons Of this place. Under the new
schedule the service to the Point is almost continuous
80 numerous the trains which run TO the resort
The motor trains which formerly did service between
this city aud Longport have been put in operation on
tnc >Oners Point Iranch.
Tho Gaiety opera Company has been making big
hits at the Academy of Music and has established
The success Of the first venture OF summer season Of
ght opera In this cIty Messrs. Schlecht and Mehrer
have opened their big enterprises, the Inlet
PAVILION and scnauher's Garien ana entertaining
music is attraction. The bands engaged at both
Of the resorts classed being among the best
on the island.
New Workers have been expressing their apprecia
zion Of the many attractions offered here by the manner
in vi ch they have been hoching down and aiding In
the Mayor OF New York, has been registered at the
grgnuJf e.. Van Cont, OF New-fOk, Is resting At
The Richmond with his wife.
At the Tmymorc ara Miss H.. Bradley, W. Donn
Mr. and Mrs. f. +. Cook. ". j. Holden. Mrs George
H. Peabody Mrs. VI. j. Ward. Miss L'ggett Mrs. f. \.
are T. Thompson, +. NJ larsley. Mrs Joseph Iuchins.
j. f. jerks. J. C. Legg ana MIR. {. f. savage At
he Dennis Il. \. Hail. Charles Hail. l.. L.
Moore. Mr.. and Mrs j. I. Luiz T.. i. BoyntOn. J. +.
Nosher Mrs Nugent. At the Wayerley Mrs.
d. BabcocE Mrs. Carter Babcock, Mrs. Vi. Corcoran,
Lydia Dallas. Mis-, Mary Dallas. DR.. Purcell, Mr. and
Mrs. a. DawdIsy. Among the Brighton guests are
John Fox. jr, q. w. schwartz, j. ~. Richanis. AT
the Cbalfontc Mrs. +. A. Kingsley, W. ii. Kelly.
j. H. sedry and wife, Mrs. f. schass.
New Workers at other hotels include Mrs. VI. VIM
Mrs Coard. Geore, +: Coard. William r. Coles, F.. $.
Wilson, C. A. Willis, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Rose. L. Falk
II. ID. C0nneil, n j. KRUGER. .. Ii. Hlgbee william,
A. Lovelte, IL. Il. Kessler. Edward II. Kane, T. is.
Porter. +. II. Weber. }. Charles Foster. Miss \. j.
Hcaly, MIR. aud Mrs. 5. Il. smythe, j. j. Elias.
Hughes, " lillian b. Myers, j. p Heraty and J. II.
Sh0ener.