New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-08
ATLANTIC CITY CELEBRATED.
AvrN1-sUAI. RUSH To THE sEAsHORE on
INDEPENDENCE DAY.
rATII1XG IL Full SWING TENTS Ok THE BEACH
GOOD RAILROAD SERVICE EsTS

FROM NEW-IoRN.
Atlantic civ y =. July CSpeclaD.-If Atlantic
Citv's ability for accommodating uneNp'c'''
If visitors was eyer tested. the last week certainty
WIS ono or the trials Aside from the influx OF
week In July. there came an unprecedented Fourth
I'm point Of numbers: but every arrival found Del
and board according his fancy and circumstances
aud suffered no Inconvenience. From early hoi"-
ing until midnight on the Fourth the visitors N''e
outdoors The boardwalk. avenues MET diS"'''
and excursion house section were cro""e" WI"
IN. throngs Of pleasurc-seeNers, who. under the
clear sl,v with the scores of varied anuseheh'S q"
their command made all OF the day that Was pos
sihlc In the evening fireworks and other patr'""c
olservanccs of the occasion were IN o'"er = ''H'
ma iortv of the hotels gave pyrot"chnc d'Sp"NS u"
their lawns while the beach front presented d
continual shower of rockets. Roman candles anu
set pieces Many Of the hotels gave dances when
were largely attended. \ feature at the ie'dlhs
houses was the elaborate dinner ana an "''o"'
panvinC handsome menu card.
The bathing season has opened in earnest. ana
with the thousands Of hathers that take oip D."
the SURF every day it is noteworthy fact thai the
bathcrs are 80 free from danger. l'rowhhb '"''iH
occurs and then only through the foolhardheSS "'
the victim or the unexpected attack OF craihP VI
heart failure During the Gay portion % inc
public life guards stationed aions the "'"'" 81
short distances apart while the ienalhu'' '"Nr "p
their positions in tn feboats which are kp' a"oa'
at Il proper d!stanc" from SH"'c anu "''-''''
rarGc Of the bathers.
An innovation tina; has recently been Introduced
on the beach sands is plentiful supply "l s"'''
white canvas tents OF th" ~ variety "hch nave
been erected at frequent intervals "utSr'' ol ln'
boardwalk They are open at both "nd" and at IN"
lower sides allowing occupants view OF the beach
and ocean ia either drecfion and AZ The same ume
a protection .iom the suns rays.
The summer schedules ON hoth the Pennsylvania
and Reading railroads have cone INTO effect anu
afford better communication between Atlantic city
l,.! the outside world ;h2n the rty-by- sea has
ever enjoyed. Trains TO and from Philadelphia are
scheduled abou, one hour apart all day long.
Th,AtlantcCi ball club opened their season
al the Inlet Baseball Park lass Monday. and s.aee
then have played four games with amateur clubs
and were victorious in each contest Since the local
team demonstrated its ability ON the opening day
the attendance at the games has been large.
CONGRESSMAN Eyner. OF Baltimore. arrived M the
Hotel Dennis this week with his family Tor LONG
At the Wavery are Nj ana Mrs. H. Han. J..
B.auskrti Nj. and Mrs. L. +. WaNer and Miss l..
Mr.. ana Mrs L. Z. Wool and 5. y. Cone are at
G Ii. Atwood, G. \. Walker Mr. ana Mrs G.
suckei j. A. sherman; W A. Line, Mr. amt Mrs-
Ev,rineham ana 4 Amker are az Kuehnlo's Hote..
Mrs. NJ. T. Furness ami ". Reed are at Haddon
" A. Campbell. 5 Alexander. Mrs. Y. NJ. Wal
ters. f. Walters ana James Fitzgerald are at me
Mr. ana Mrs r. H. In =. J. WiIac Mrs J. ".
White. IL. ana Mrs. >. lounsS ana Miss Gertrude
j. +. sanders. Alfred ~ Dubois. Joseph Griffin.
Miss Bessie Hiborn. Nj and Mrs. \. 9. Mason;
Air. and Mrs Wood. william Gibson Julgr and
Mrs j. \. Wicks l.. sanders ana ). NJ Wright are
At the seasiir House ar. william r Royce Mr..
ana Mrs ~ Humphrey. e. VI. Keith. Mr. ana Mr..
i. W Jones Mss NJ. Jones. j. T.. kearn'y and
john +, Roc,ef~cr Ic;,e Hippie lanes = PANS, Me-
Miss Agnes Reeves, Aiiss r.. g. McManna II H.
cobb. Sir. and Ny Lorcnz5 Leland y Williams