New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-20
> . ATLANTIC CITY READY FOR CROWDS.
THE THIRD SUNDAY IN AUGUST Is GREAT
DAY-pFOPLE LIKE TIE WARN WATER.

Atlantic City. " j.. Aug 70 (SpeciaD-The third
Sunday in August has always as long as this
place has been known a summer resort OF prom
inence been the biggest day Of the year mere ana
indications that tomorrow viii prove no cNceP-
ton to the rule. With judgment born OF former
years experience the hotel and business men nave
been preparing for the rush, and are now ready
for any size throng that may invade the town Az
lantic City seems to have recovered from the Dad
effects brought about by the backwardness OF the
season some weeks ago. and Is now entertaining
enough people to make up the deficiency existing
during the backward season 1t is an OH story 10
speak of the hotels being crowded. though the fact
remains true ever, while the success being
experienced by the variou. amusement schemes IL
too manifest to need any comment. Every day the
trains over both roads bring down thousands of
people and the favort~ trains are more often
than not compelled 70 run in sections. \ goody
number Of those coming here Just at this period Of
the season are excursioniss who come in trains al
together separate from the regular traffic, and are
down simply for days outing by the seashore
These people help ill up tho crowd on the board
walk and beach and dstineushable by the
manner in which they survey everything along the
boulevard. and the nonchalant air with which the
men walk along, even in the fashionable portion Of
the promenade with their hat. and coats in their
hand when the sun. rays beam down too warmly
upon them.
1t is hardly necessary 10 dilate on the advan-
tages Of bathing during this season OF the year
for nearly every who come. here is sure to
take a dip in the ocean before leav wing for home
are w tbs H mes is abo p degrees Fah
renheit Thousands have taken advantage OF tho
heat contained In the water and INDUCED IN bath
thousands upon the boardwalk and elsewhere at
water. so great is the throns promenadins along
the beach or PLAYING with NE waves There are
of their supply, Of new bathing suits. and have to
fall back on those that did duty last season, or
Two ha hail
understand the risk they assume when they indulge
in these costumes, but luckily the suits hold to-
gether pretty well, though an AMUSING incident is
often caused by the bursting off Of buttons the
severins OF the dress.
Arthur Twins aggregation Of bah tossers re-
ceved their second defeat at the hands of the
Cape May team last Tuesday. and have TO
win the two shss Remnant fy b w2 2nd hoa
games OF the five have been played, and of these
the Capes have managei 70 secure two, the first
close margin Of four to nothing; Both Of he teams
whenever a game Is scheduled immense crowds Of
the most select among the v'itors grace the occa-
sion with their presence. The home team is
have lost but few games and the chances are that
they may yet hold the pennant. ,.
Brizatoro. ". J. Denny. Mrs, $; Carter Mrs. G.
Lennon Miss MARGARET temmGn , MISS p HGEey,
Held field Mr. and and Mrs ii Merritt Miss p kins. W, II.
M J. e Hrhly Mr.. and and Mrs George G spta Mrs
Flynn J. 3 II Lant Mrs = J. n NILES wilson + }.
j. NJ Seton. Mrs. W. Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reilly HsIber , BeaTch1 peTo W. scott G M MSS f.
suinamon, Mrs. Jonas Kehu Miss Bertha Kehu.
Ms Mss k; Miss Ne Mc aR9 Mr. dHGsS r
A. LOOMS, j. j. Elias, W. c. Durham. A. T.
Haldemsn, c. L. Croix: F: l.; VAIL Robert H.
ssrcs e Fo. S2n Fx j. E ID Mdre Simpson T.
Cooper and F. c. NJ Colly