New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-20
ATLANTIC CITY PLEASURES.
FINE WEATHER MAKES OUTDOOR SPORTS
POPULAR.
p.ru1vc.s1-1r SIGNS APPEAR-oUEsTIoN OF A
NEW CITY CHARTER-YACHTs AND 81


NEW CITY CHARTER-YACHTs AND 81
Cyc1Es-v1sIroRs FROM NEwYoRK
Atlantic City. " j., May 10 (Special'-Ano'"1-
week of just such temperature anu atioSp'
condition as have made springtlme mere i
has been a powerful factor both In drawing lhe "e"
visitors nd retainng the old Every hotel ana ooaru
ing house Is prospering. as are the numerous minus,
want enternrses characteristic sign OF the times
that the last week brought TO the 'front.' Is uie
familiar Bathing Suits to Hire wh!ch sree's "'@
promenader along the Boardwalk al frequent '
walls and brings TO mind the fact that 'he iesu
lar bathing season is almost at hand. II not quite
60 While the bath house business has not as we.
become profitable. through lack OF patronage sun
everv establishment can boast of an average OF AT
least half a dozen customers each day 10 'hoSe
who fancy salt water bathing the lhcloseu anu
comfortably heated natatoriums seem 10 be more III
wiling at the present time than the somewhat ICY
plunge in the surf
social functions have had strong rival for favor
I'm outdoor amusemens. and while society mere ~ py
no means sluggish or inactive still there are many
affairs at the present time which are sghted simply
on account OF the interesting array Oh open All
pleasures that offer themselves at all times 10 the
visitor and which to him partake more OF the
nature of novelties. one OF the most interesting
OF the weeks affairs an entertainment en-
titled IAN Evening in Spain" which attracted a
rare musical and literary treat
An election held last Tuesday resulted In the de-
feat OF the proposed new city charter which hau
been framed with the idea OF creating an improve
r1ent in municipal affairs. and adding more lnVl'-
ing features TO the attractveness OF the city as an
all-the-year resort. The overthrow OF the measure
resulted from the fact OF there being embodied
several Objectionable points in II, which could not
be withdrawn without reframng an entirely new
charter Council will at once prepare and submit
new bill with the disagreeable features eliminated.
which will undoubtedly meet popular favor and be
in operation before the summer IL over.
The Cornthian fleet sailed the first race Monday
over n course OF eight miles through the bay The
Yacht Whiz Captain c. Sumner Reed. came In nrst'
with Ivie, Captain John Conover. second. Arrange
ments are being completed for another bicycle meet
and athletic tournament 10 take place at the Inlet
Park. on Wednesday. May 80. a large number OF
noted amateurs in both classes have already entered
and a big meet is assured.
The steamboat service between Atlantic City and
Bricantine Beach. the Inlet Is again In
operation, making hourly trips. which consist OF a
half-hour's ride by boat and a hve-mile Journey
along the ocean front by electric cars
New-Yorkers at the Luray are Mrs ". T Fisher.
William Giroy. Miss Magee. Miss !. NJ Magee ana
Charles A. Richardson.
Al Haddon Hall are Or. J. T. Conkling. Miss
Conkling Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dewey. Mr.. and
Mrs Alfred Nichols. Mrs c. T. Hobart, Mr. and
Mrs VI. T Scott. Mrs. Edward Kent W b.
symnes Lewis S. Hensh and s. 3. Dixon.
John l.. Lee Mrs. J. s. Hubbard. Miss Hubbard
! and Miss Jessie Hubbard are at the Hotel Holman
Mr. and Mrs Charles l. Cohen. Edward J. Gratz
| Miss Lillian Gratz, Charles Werner. ". Werner
Isaac Gutmann and Miss Sarah Savage are at th'
! At the Seaside House are Edwin IL Price, W II
! Poyles A. j. Granger, NJ ". Livingston, Edward
/ NJ Cosey J. o. Wilson. j. r. Wilson. John Camp
! bell Mrs. Campbell Mrs Hospital and W.
John Killer Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. James. Z. g
| Fields H. G. Hemming l.. Waterman Mr. ant
At the Dennis are registered Harry Barbair
Mrs J. W. Barban. l. Grant Timothy Hayes
| James j. Devere, Thomas Sheets, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Edward ". Cone. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Rush an'
Miss l. Scott. Miss c. II. Fumess. Mrs. H y
! Fumess D. +. Fumes and 4. J. Roux are stayni
Guests at the Berkeley are Mr. and Mrs. j. II
MacPike. Miss MacPike and Mr. and Mrs Georg
| W. Glover.
NEWCOMERS at the Hotel Traymore include Mr
and Mrs Vernon VI. Davis. F. Horribly, Mrs. W. W
Clark. Miss c. r. Bennett. Joseph Byrens Mrs
A. H. Wyant Miss Locke. Miss Fannie Nestle
Aleck Wyant, John Philip Sousa. Albert Buchanan
r. d. Ingram Miss Crowley, Mr.. and Mrs Harr
Harcourt. George @. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. William
c. Chapman and Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Seward
At the Hotel Windsor are r. W Robinson, NJ
Wilburne. J. Machay. Mrs; f. Van Eiten. ".
Christie. w. II. Allere. f. P. seeey. George Perc
r c. Currie and Mrs. l.. NJ. Davis.