New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-02
BY ATLANTIC CITY'S WA YES
THE REAL SUMMER SEASON BEHIND

BATHING; ON DECORATION DAY-THE GREATEST
RECORD OF ARRIVALS SINCE EASTER.
Atlantic City. y. J.. June (SpecIaD.-This weeks
arrivals here have exceeded by far In huinoeiS
those Of any other week since Easter. The real
summer season has begun in earnest and every
thing in the way of accommodation ana ainuse'e"'
in Atlantic city vas fully prepared for the an
tcipa ted influx. Decoration Day marked the OPEN
ing of the summer bathing season and the morning
and afternoon of that day and every day since nave
witnessed a large number participating in the
measures Of bath in the surf The boardwalk
and its attendant amusement enterprises pooths'
bazaars etc. are now comfortably cro"ueu from
early morning until late night and the Inlet sec
ton is correspondingy busy with arriving and de-
parting fishing and sailing parties and It's usuai
throng of onlookers.
The steamer service between the Inlet wharVes
and Brgantine across the bay. about five miles
distant has been resumed. and three handsome
boats have been placed In service to accommodate
those who wish TO make this delightful water trip.
Last Wednesday both the Reading and Pennsyl-
vania railroads adopted their summer schedule,
which gives Atlantic City twelve express trains
each way every day Of the week from and TO
Philadelphia The running time between these two
points distance OF sixty miles, has been reduced
to seventy minutes.
One of the most popular amusements here at the
present time is to witness the hauling of the i'm
mense net from the end Of the Ocean Pier. which
occurs every morning and afternoon. The latest
important capture by the net is homeless shark
which weighed about 400 pounds. II was taken
out and placed I'm the aquarium, where, two days
after its capture. II committed suicide by buttng
its head against the pilings. This variety or shark
IS rarely found in these waters. the one Just cap
tured being the first ever known TO be caught here
Among the recent additions to the beach front
amusement enterprises is THE Streets Of CAIRO
which occupies large and handsome structure IN
the upper section of the boardwalk.
Arrangements have been completed for the en-
tertanment of the International League Of Press
Clubs which comes here June Il. committee
of twenty five prominent men and twenty-five
Women all Of this city. assisted by the local Pen
and Pencil Club will for these visitors amuse-
ment
Mrs Sartors. Miss Nellie Grant is recent
arrival at Haddon Hall
Among New-York people registered lately at the
hotels are the following:
At the Chalfone-Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. Fairchld'
Miss Dyer Miss \. Farchill {. Stokes. Mrs. W. X.
Taylor. Miss l.. Taylor. Miss \. Taylor. Miss J..
speer. Mrs. 4. Kirifren. Mrs. W. l.. Smith. J. '.
Burne. J. Burne. Mr.. and Mrs. f. l." Tench. Major
At the Albemare-J; r, Landers. G. l.. Thomas
Il the oTP ote herkee wa : Fitch Mrs L. Brady
n ns laSisI Mr and Mrs u a ass s 4
G. 0hmsied H. 3 Qnm1rtel, Thomai r. and b1 Wyt
Joseph NJ BAKER. - W loinAnson MT ana VI,
: :0P Edre Cd John F wiisen J. synder Sir and
Mrs. S II Doane. c. a. Mendallhall
At Haddon HailMlss : Hobart. f. \. Hatch.
Il W. Steel. MTs L. G. Clark MI ar MI Mr.; 1, g. l.
H's sce G Hss"H MFi Iooth Miss ws5
Mrs. w. S. Osgood. G. II. Lawshe. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Walker. Mrs G. Davis Mrs.. y z Hobart
Goddelle. Mr. and Mrs F. +. Nelson, l. r Fen
ton. c. II. Durham. c. II. johnson. Mr.. and Mrs
II. c. Woods. VI. II. Cohn. Miss = l.. Richardson.
{, RaV Mr. nd AM
At the, Hotel Luray,J +. Knapp; Mrs. Ge2rse
Charles Middleton. Mr.. and Mrs. David b. Heitt
and j. Goldsmith
At the Iseswor,h-B Blumenthal. F. stcrnbere
Miss b. Frondeim Mr.. ana Mrs. P. Strauss. Mrs
H. Doob Mr. and Mrs. II Rosenberg. william NJ
Little and Or. g. +. Little.
At the Seaside House-H. W. Perkins T Z
Simmons. = s SieTari; j. oGontnSSr Mrs. Z. y
stacker. II souders and 4. Finehe
At the Hotel Traymore-John f. iospogen. Miss
Florence HosPogen Mis-; A. smith. W I, a1,.A w.
nor, Miss Annie Z. Cougar. Mr. and Mrs Dean
Wchlin. Mrs Thomas Baird. iIobert Baird. Mrs.
Samuel Cureven. Charles A. Silver. Mr.. and Mrs.
Alice Rosenberg, Walter Rosenberg. Alexander
Brough. jr.. Or. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Silver. Mrs W. :.
Osgood. Miss Minnie Rothchild. Miss Carroll. James
j. Rothchild Miss Wood. John Muschcler. Mr.. and
At the Hotel Winlsor-w A. McCool H. "
Reeves J. +. Slime J. J. Frank Mrs ]. Bush VI ~
Bush Mrs r. II. Ianbeer Mrs. X. L. Meafoy. Mr
and Mrs. a. II. Paterson. Mr. and Mrs George NJ.
Al the Waverly-Mrs. {. Miller. Henry L. Call,
W. F. Loss