New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-23

IT'S EARLY SUMMER SEASON MOST
PROSPEROUS ONE.
rrop,r REGISTERED At THE HoTEIs-A SCHOOL
or DRUM FISH TAKEN

., c,.. - 7 June % (SpeciaD-The sum-
- soaso, ~ 1875 is upon Atlantic city in full
force and the an;icpations as to It's success are
nov, realities Everything wears It's summer as
meet and most satisfactory OF All Is tha' Oh inc
summer throng whose equal IN point OF huHnpris
has never before been known here so early IN the
season ,,, -.
snrr bathing is now the most popular diversion OF
cha yis,,or and well It should be- for 1t Is rarely
that such fine sport OF this character Is TO De ha
The temperature OF the water during inc last "eeA
has daily averaged seventy degrees
Nuch interest was centred in the yacht race Tor
the Holl!nesworth cup that was to take place here
Ia, ,,eak hofveen the cricket and Corinthian
feet, The start was made with indications th"'
the contest would prove Interesting but peio'r
the inlet had been reached the wind diei out ana
only three boats Of the twenty crossed the '''e'
From the fact that the time made was too SLOW 10
make 1t race the contcs, was declared draw
nv the Judges The Cricket cub which now holds
the trophy Will continue champions until me next
race which will be fixed for the near future.
ON. ~ the most interesting daily sights along the
ocean front is the hauling OF the immense seine III
the outer end OF the ocean Pier the spectators At
tho hauling OF the net last Tuesday morning were
treated TO the unusual sight OF school OF captive
arunnsh one OF the largest fish known TO these
waters Several tons OF these monsters were hhaliy
landed The scales OF these hsh are given 10 ''''
patrons OF the pier a. souvenirs
prcparitiOnS Tor the entertainment VI Wv
Benevolent Protective order Of Elks. which meets
bor, in Iulv are now in order Unquestionably
the arrangements are on a larger scale than any
ever before bestowed here upon a body OF Vsltofs'
Senator Quay is apparently enjoying the soHtudc
OF Brigantnc Beach. cut off from all communication
with the outside world with the exception OF that
afforded bv the small steamer which plies half
hourly from Atlantic City's Inlet wharf "A portion
OF his time has been spent AT his favorite over
sion fishing but the greater part In the reception
of and the conferences with quite number OF the
leading political lights Of his party
4 parlor pool tournament IS now in progress at
the Hotel Windsor, the first game or which was
played Wednesday, The contestants are MISS Agnes
Sellers and Miss Maud Coke. OF Philadelphia. VINO
are soiournng here for the season. The prize OF a
diamond belt is offered to the winner OF the series
| by Colonel Frank Coke the father OF one OF me
PLAYERS Three games have already been played,
| In which Miss Coke has come of victor
Among recent hotel arrivale are the following:
AT the Albemarle-W T.. T. Smith. r. X bennett
j. ". NJ Green and +. Z. Park.
At the Hotel Bcrkeley-Mrs. Il. Booer. Mr. ana
Mrs. Jean Charlotte. Charles spratt. Louis Me'nick
and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Williams.
At the Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs. D. Isaacs. " II.
Mr and Mrs. H. +. Dudley. Mrs. q. Andrews. Miss
: Fleshmann. " sageriiton II l. N NSqsh,'
a 'i J. Lew, and ,gTf Mr: : HiFsia. r1r,,
At III Hotel Dennis MIR Tracy , fhiIIa HIM
moHd Mr ana Mrs Ihilp ThcrMool smith. George
! a. Haidcn Hai-Mr ana Mrs. q H. Taylor Mr.
am Mrs II Anns Ms Il; I1ppihncoit M'I IA, \.
ak. L. $ s,orrs J \ Hurgcr. 9. 4 Ransom +.
| NJ Van Horn. r J undcrhill ana C. b. Storr.
M fn &eN ssTsT'0 Meca M.a M Dob
Mis- 4 p2oe p.inSla , en- ) stem dn, NJ. u q
! Rupsel. Mr and Mrs g. Gr.ulc 4 Monke. VIZ
and Mrs. Richarison. Nh and Mrs W. ilariiorI'
| Mrs Mcdowell. Nj and MIR. Cameron. Mr. ani
M M ,T.cn Melar1r'" ' ,,.slsr I M Il
+ = q ' Giis,n. NJ +. s1ansn Mr.. cunningham
Miss J. Cunninsham; ". II Elm,,.'o44. 'onlins.
| G peterson ana Miss NJ HuiI
Al the Me,ropole Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. G.sh and W
At the Hotel Majestic-H G Mercy. Mr. and
Mrs, y. J. + Harris Mr. and Mr. @. Lyon, " "
Ford me MIS- II r. Ford. Mr. { Johnson i :
Wcserman. II. u. Hunt and Mr.. and Mrs. W NJ
Aor r. s'G''%; qssS,sa : a,a %4'T mr. ad
" Barhman. Mr and Mrs. e L Gcrrish AMI C.
sssms e. o'sl aassas Hs = %'o9. !
| Wheelrr Dr McAlIsier. George kalhcri. 9 VI
w sSS Hr. Mr. u ana Mr Ms sI' Fey Ms Ma6a
! pownc Mis- blanche ADAM. Fr'l Gnz.. Ms'
fens o'"1 r Vansan Miss MAY wilmington. Mis,
carrie sheldon. Mrs. II NJ Creole. Mrs j. IS
| Mrs Frank Howard. Mr. and Mrs Rod Conrad
and Mr. and Mrs. u W. .o'Hrcn.
Orme. r r Stratton II y sloncr. George +. shy
| der Nj and Mrs Falkcr"tis. Miss Mary L"i'sch. 9
6 Gs M MIN Tl1r N9l Wi,6Hi r ~E
man j. :. Rroadwatcr MISS H. Hroaiwaier ane
'D 40 The wsvcriy- Mrs O. A. jeremiah. Mr. J
Goddard Mrs Edna Qn,sss 9ni HG.iy n '2 8t y,
8 GRAY. Mr and Mrs r j. Donnciy and Mr anc
Mrs. Il. II. sea,on