New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-23
ATLANTIC CITY CROWDED.
FASHION IN BATHING srfTS-TlIE OCEAN PIER
POPILAR-FI,MING- TmE BOARD wNLK.

FASHION IN BATHING srfTS-TIE OCEAN PIER
POPrL,R-FI-HrNG-o THE BOARD WALK.
Atlantic city. y. T.. luis - f>p"cian.-Thc warm
weather Is making itself felt I'm the increased number
Of patrons 10 this resort. \ few weeks the hotel
proprictors and business men here were given 10 a
small degree OF crumbling. o-casoncd by IN" back.
wardnc.s OF the season. but This has given way be
fore long list OF arrivals the hotel registers and
the number Of stroicrs .on tho avenues and on the
board walk. The railroads have In effect
their full summer schedule. and kept busy in hand
ling the crowds. The trains have not been sufficient
TO Accommodate the throncs and I'm order To meet the
demand sections and extras have TO be put Every
thing Is going with big rush here and the season
has fully commenced The board walk IS an ever
moving panorama Of life and animation. All the
amusement enterprises running In full blast. and
are we'll par0nizcd by the crowds. Numerous new
devices have been added this year 10 extract the stray
nickcs from the pockcts OF the prom"nndcr
Mcssrs. Young and McShcfs hg Ocean. Pier Is prov
Ing by far Of the most popular and profitable
features here. There Is no spot along the board walk
where the cool brccz" has such sway M the
end OF the large structure and thousands daily take
advantage Of The opportunity offered and stroll out the
full length Of 400 feet An excellent orchestra
and band are an attractive feature and In the evening
the hops always well attended by big crowds.
4 feature Of the big aquarium this week the pres
enc, therein OF number Of large drnmiish, each
weighing in the nclgborhood Of forty or fifty pounds,
captured by John Young In the inlet waters.
one would think that In such cosmopolitan resort,
and where the number OF bathcrs Is always so large
that each year would add but few novelties In the way
Of bathing robes but such is moi the this sea
son there have been more new and attractive designs
in this style OF clothing than at previous period
and possibly numerous than Mt any other resort
along the coast. There seems 10 be- n tendency
twoard more brancy in colorS and less prldishnr>s
In style. A brilliant red costume was one that at
tracted the notice OF many srolerS on the beach this
week. II worn by a wrll-known N"w-lork
actress Even the conventional blue suit comes In
for its share Of attractive power when worn by IA
pretty young woman.
The yachtsmcns wharf at the inlet presents busy
sconc nowadays. sailing and fishing parties
n.ciaIIv The later, are numerous. WcaknSh have
been running IN large quantities In the vicinity Of
the inlet waters. Drumfsh also have been quite
numerous and the sport for these large denlzcns
NJ the deep Is Of exciting nature, there those
among the fishermen who scoin 10 bait for III" smaller
varieties Moonlight sailing parties arr becoming
quite fad among the younger guests at the large
hotels.
Tho trouble being raised here by n number OF
citizens in reference 10 the recent increased rates by
thc railroads between Philadelphia and this city Will
nrobably cause concession on III" part of the
ipnods Thosr among the business who look ~
The raise In the light OF business man say that 1t
/, but PROPER, That me rhllf"adN nav" rs much right
IN a prOlt rs any other corporation. ndcr the old
regime the excellent service maintained between this
,itv and outSde point ncessitatcd big expenditure
Win no profits and the railroads. In change
this made slight raise In the rates with the same
GOOD service and small gain tn themselves.
New Workers at the different hotels include d. b.
Kracmer q. Il. Walter jr.. T. Davenport. Mrs. A.
q Nclis samuel Wcrtlirrimrrn. James VI. Vance,
" L. t;rand ". :. Duslcy, II. Arthur, Mr.. and Mrs
6 +. Harris, ". -o9ch,ll. :; : Ely; Mr and Mr.,
II. 4. Wells, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas : oliver y. j.
IIoldane Mr. AMI Mrs. Il. +. Hamilton, VI. Newborn
j. Helms, II. F; Boyd, g. A. Wsll'' 5 g. lieycc, !!
If Mailman r. Horton &. ". lIolion sgTruci
A. Chase g. W. Wilcox. G. f. Gardner &. r. Carter