New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-19
ATLANTIC CITY BREAKS ITS Rsco,.
IT CHARTERED 10000 PEOPLE LAST suNn.v
THE YACHT RACE

IT CHARTERED 10000 PEOPLE LAST sr,sn.
THE YACHT RACE.
Atlantic City. N. j.. Aug IS tspeciaD.-rh. H..
water mark was reached at Atlantic City when 49,
present week opened with no less than Ia oon '
iourners quartered on the island. Sunday morr,.,
found every hotel and boarding house OF anv ~
tension whatever filled to the roof. Sundays a.,
rivals received only the sleeping accommodates.
that ONCE chairs, billiard tables and such fu,,s
ture afforded. and in consequence many remain.1
here only over night, and then returned to ths,s
homes northeast storm that prevailed fro..
Sunday afternoon until Tuesday had the effect ~
diminishing the crowds to certain extent but th.i
first ray Of sunshine came Wednesday mornip,l
and travel oceanward was renewed with yiyo.
that soon restored the visiting contingent to its
nronortions OF Sunday Next week is aiwayx ~
arded as the largest week of the summer season
and in consequence OF which every hotel man ~
town is racking his brain to hit upon some pla.
~ temporarily expanding his accommodations b
order to quarter his share OF the anticipated H.
fux.
Tho chief Aquatic incident Of the season was the
bio Yacht race that sailed Tuesday mornae
TN. course was twenty miles In length seavud
- IN. Inlet and afforded excellent oppoe
-, % display the speed of the various con
.,.rts The affair was arranged by the Corn1L
an Fleet of Atlantic City. which offered number
80 vaIuable prizes for the successful poats. The
youa councilman f. A. Parker, OF this city. cap.
~. came IN first making the run in hours. q
minutes and 40 seconds
r. American Florists Association OF the United
c..,es convenes n this city next week which means
an iraux of nearly 5000 members OF that pody tb
'..,. nur,ose 10 give a big outdoor exhibition Of
w. u,rdeninC together with an immense dis
~, Of bowers This exhpitoh WI De hsid " NE
P"ayy PARK bordering the poaruMan, anl VIII "
affor NO
s'9n Workers in town the past week inslnie The
following: J. Devne' M Wez:er Oberly. j Hys az
and MIS-: ~ Trsinor. O. Maurice. }. MacEnter. C.
Episy r. Malonay. Barnard Malonsy A. Courtney.
Go'dSeTsN w jo.sp S' coI;sr J. Bailey &r.
Long F. stiles, Miss stiles and a. Miner are al the
She.puiheG OCEAN Queen Hotel Mrs. F. Renter. Mr.
,n "A Mrs H BALDWIN. l. Edwards and T. franklin
Ar the Hotel Hoffman are j. faiey' MISS Mss u: raey
=, fa anpc, william sloan II. Barry, E. Sweet. J.
WWccCaIfsrt and c. II. Roehris A., r, ,,.c.u. w
NJ ,,.c"nd Mr. r Rhoades, Mrs. J.. McComb. W.
,Ysnorh ~ shaw and John Thorp are at the Penn
At the Hotel Brunswick are Mrs H. e Tno%as
1 1ohn RYAN, Miss Nellie Ryan and Miss Fannie
CSsrshpni Koehler. Mrs J. Joos Ml.s N. JoOs, R.
Nsfsi and j. Arnold are at the Hotel hecker
At the Hotel Trapnore are - Lo Wsi
Mrs Henry Beebe t GoI WS,eomb Mss whI.ccms
Stis Gilman d. Greene. v Cassard, r. krsoane.
Mr and Mrs H4mprdM s sRa T Gahns Mr. an.
u a; n " Wild c. Lowenstein 4. n speyo, l.
Can. Miss c. Gan. A. Levy. and u. Ialnase are a.
the M, u, Hotel windsor are Mrs A. Baldwin. ".
Duncan "a, am j. Megrue. W Bayard G Bra!nsrd VI Mt
and Mrs James S'e W and Mrs John ROACH and
st Mss j. Comes NJ BamOs5ger Fish NJ, :.s
Nrs n Crab J. Funck and ;. Hrschoers are y
,ha Is,esworth