New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-16
THRONGING THE BEACH.
ATLANTIC CITY sOJOURNERs ARE TWO
WEEKS AHEAD OF TINE.
THAN LAST YEAR-THE LIFE GUARDS IN
crp1.IcE WEEKS VISITORS

THAN LAST YEAR-THE LIFE GUARDS IN
sERvIcE-LAsT WEEKS VISITORS
Atlantic City, y. j., June Is (SpeciaD.-Atlanth
CITY Is once more In the hands OF the army OF sum.
mer visitors. and every day sees this vast contin.
gent strengthening its forces and preparing for one
grand and glorious attack upon the thousand and
one pleasures that nature so literally provides or
that man so cunnngly devises. The summer season
OF 1895 is now virtually open in all Its funess. and
strange 10 saw this year fully two weeks before
the usual time OF bygone seasons. For fully three
months TO come the island will be one never-ending
scene of gayey the part of the visitors and bust.
ness on the side OF the permanent residents. whose
every effort seems to bend toward the maintenance
Of the hospitality Of the city by the sea- The wealth.
or during the week has continued almost perfect
and well adapted for the full enjoyment of all the
outdoor diversions Bathing, fishing, grabbing and
sailing have all eaped into immense popularity, and
now occupy a prominent position in the itinerary
OF the strangers sojourn. The beach daily presents
scene of unusual summer activity; particularly Is
this true during the bathing hours when the surf
and strand literally alive with those who fancy
| the exhi,arating sport of plunge In old ocean.
CITY life guards have already been placed In ser.
vice patrolling the beach front and guaranteeing
the safety OF the bathers. The full force OF twenty
five men who man the twelve 'feboats will go into
service tomorrow. On Thursday these men were re-
ouired TO give an exhibition Of their swimming pow.
ers before the Mayor and City Council In order to
prove their ability to become members OF so impor.
tant a branch OF the municipal service. They ac-
quilted themselves with great credit and won the
applause OF large concourse OF visitors which
lined the Ocean Pier during the exhibition.
The city was honored by visit OF the Inter-
! national League OF Press Clubs this week From
their arrival yesterday morning. on special
train, until their departure to-day at noon the
| citizens committee, composed OF upward OF .
hundred persons, lavishy entertained these guesta
| 1otr' ont crf
closed with a full dress reception and hop on the
| Ocean Pier in the evening.
| CAPTAIN Andrews famed as the ocean navigator
| in cookie shells. who left this city from the end
OF the Ocean Pier the afternoon OF July 3D. 1891,
| in a nf,een-foot dory. headed tor Palos Spain,
| returned here on Thursday, after an absence Of
nearly three years The bold Captain has with
him his boat which 50 strongly w.thstood the ter
rors OF the broad Atlantic, and which has excited
no little interest here from The fact tina, many OF
At,antic's hotel guests and co;tagers saw his de-
| par,ure on that perlous trip. which every specta-
| tor regarded almost suicide
The first OF the new steamers OF the Camden and
Atlantic Railroad which will ply between Long
port. Ocean city and Somers Point, and thus fur
| nish Atlantic CITY With direct communication
through to Cape May, the southern most point
| OF the State arrived in the Inlet last Thurs
day from Brooklyn. The new boat Is one OF three
| which the railroad company will have in service
| during tn. summer. She is handsome craft.
abou, soyen,y-two feet long. and furnished with all
| the modern appliances for the comfort and con"
venence OF patrons OF the line. The other boats
| which are counterparts OF this ono, VIII ar"
| rive during the coming week.
Governor Werts. OF New-Jersey. accompanied By
Mrs Werts and a party OF friends, consisting OF
| William Hancock. State Controller benjamin
| F. Lee Clerk OF the Supreme Court and MrS
Lee and Mr.. Stokes. president OF The Senate ar
| rived in special car this week Tor snort So
| iourn and for pleasure only.
Among the New-Yorkers in town are the fol-
| Lowing: ~
AT the Hotel Berkeley-H. Sandmonf. WILLIAM
| Johnson. c. T. Swift. Mr.. and Mrs Charles 2.
| Spratt.
| A, the Chafonte-C A. Finch. T. p Rose. Miss
| f. Doheay Miss Billiard. p. T. Leeverich MIS- N.
| A. snren. Mrs. T. .. Reid. Mr.. and Mrs ID. W.
| How Miss How. Miss NJ How
| A, the Hotel Dennis-Mss an.e 7. Pollard, Dr.
| Alexander W. Stein Mr. ami Mrs. L. Barnum, 4.
| H. Mcpherson Mr. and Mrs G. +. Baker, Z. NJ
Paulson, Arthur L. Bates. Il. d. sehofeld. James
l.. Brown. l. s. Haines. MI ana MIS- j. '" f"A-
| patrick. George \. Martin
| A, rT,ddon uall-Mr and Mrs f. l.. Young. Mr..
| and Mrs C. NJ Decker. Mrs. T. H. Naples, Mrs. }.
| Groves Mrs H. g Blye. Mrs J. Miller, Dr' anu
Mrs j. c. Kennedy. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Walker.
Al the Hotel Islesworth-J. Scherer, T.. j. Stern
| Mrs NJ T.. Cireenbaum, Mr.. ana MIS- j. uoi1De'ss
| J. Stern ". c. GnrinS.
AT the Hotel Iuray-H Chester. owen " Noon.
| Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Brown. Mrs. W. + Mascn'
John V Rice. Mrs q. Murray Walter l.. Lille. J.
| Haincs. James 6. Wilson.
| AT the Mansion-Mr and Mrs. 9. s Dueber. Mr..
| and Mrs A. r. Mitchell J. Magrady. C. Wedale
| Mr. and Mrs. &. H. Mum, r. ;. Cobb j. = Case'
| W. Edwards X. 4. Raining, J. c. Goldberg MI
| and Mrs A. Garv.n. Mr.. and Mrs. +. . Bi7en.
| At the Hotel Traymore,J. r. Price Dr. . Appel
| helner. ". -. Eaton. Mr.. and Mrs Inonas =
| Reilly Mr. ami Mrs John 7. Morgan, =. I3ottsroro
| MIR and Mrs William VI. Cruikshank +; H. koons
| F Howard Hook Mrs. X. l.. Larremore. MISS Iarre .
more. Mrs. \. \. Mcleod. Mrs. Barton Aikens. -
| K Aikens. & VI. Gllpn. NJ. A. Mullen 49,,
At the Hotel Windsor-B D. Hal. Miss Marion
Hall. y. b. Coles j 4 Johnson; ~ u Fora, " Nc -
J. J. Carson William r. Loveing J. NJ stoidszfft
George Earnshaw. Miss Goldsmith X Ettns' M
and Mrs. Charles Deanc. G. j. kee.ey. ,.
Al the Seaside HousemF sylvia A. s SonSar'A
At the Waverly-Mrs. J. r. Baldwin. Mrs VIII
lam NJ *. Ollcott. Nelson Olcott, J. j. hnssen Ia,
| At the Alhemarle-J A. Rudolf \. Breicnel MIS-
NJ Brechel. 5. Mink. 5. ". Mansfield Miss -
Mansfield.
yRW.IOyDOyS COMING CELEBRATION.