New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-26
THRONGS At ATLANTIC CITY,
PROMISE OF A BRILLIANT SUMMER
SEASON


THE YACHTING PLANS OF THE 'oRiNTHIAN
CITB-A BASEBALL TEAM OF COLLEGE MEN
Atlantic City. y. j. May . (SpeciaD There is not
a hotel man in Atlantic City at the present time
who is not jubilant the prospects for the
rapidly approaching summer season. which. In point
of magnitude and bri,liancy. will far outshine the
corresponding period OF any previous year. Never
before at the close OF May have there been such
large crowds Of visitors here. fact evidenced
daily BY the appearance the boardwalk or a
thrOng which In size is a close rival OF the ihii-
summer throngs in years gone by. The LIST of June,
which generally opens the season III fnd iorce'
promises to bring to the shore an immense con-
course Of searche-s after recreation anc Il cool
atmosphere This is indicated strongly by the large
number Of bookings all me hotels for the entire
season. not 10 speak OF those who make Atlantic
City their summer sojourning place Tor I'SS''
length OF time and who are .egion
The com ng aeon promises To be memoiabe on
In yachting. The Corinthian Yacht club Is act
lively engaged In making arrangements for an eiab-
crate racing programme The races are 10 he sailed
at regular intervals, beginning June and ending
October T. Particular attention being paid 10 the
annual ocean race. 10 be sailed on July 20 In re-
Spouse to invitations issued 10 all the yacht CUBS OF
the Atlantic coast, the majority OF them nave Al
ready expressed their determination to enter The
race will be sailed the open sea and over a
course Of twenty nautical miles The date selected
for the race is chosen with the idea OF giving all
the yacht owners ample time after the race TO pro-
coed TO Glen cove. L. L.. the rendezvous OF the New
York Yacht Club. and follow 1t IN il runs 10 New
London and Newport
Jacob Rothschlld has been successful In securing
the 10000 necessary for the building Of the mann
moth new hotel in the lower part Of the city. While
all negotiations have YET been completed. the
money has been subscribed New-Nork city capital
isis have subscribed Sl.v0t$. and Philadelphians
the rest.
Atlantic city will have feature this season IN
its crack college baseball team. which opens Is
season about the middle OF June. Many wei-kho"h
amateur players have been engaged. and a schedule
arranged with number Of the leading amateur and
National Association teams The team VIII be as
follows Caicaers-Allen. University o fenhSSi-
vania: oldham. University OF North Carolina. Pitch-
ers-Smith. Cornell: Nevins Lehigh; stevens Uni
versity Of North Carolina. FRS, base-Goeckie Uni
versity Of Pennsylvania. Second base-Ro,hermei.
LAFAYETTE Third base-Aneld. Cornell. Short stop
Criswen Lafayette Ou,ield-Johnson. Cornell, iiol-
lister University OF Pennsylvania and Peirlken'
Lehigh The Inlet Ball Park has been enlarged
and greatly improved.
Among the New-Yoikers in town are the following
At the Chafonte-G T. Harre.l. Mr.. and Mrs NJ.
j. Stokes. u. b. Cocks. 6. ; Johnson Miss Ham
mond. Mr. and Mrs " Fairlie; NJ McArm9n.
Van H be o aad Der ana and Mrs T
Mrs. {. e. Pierce. Mr. and Mrs r. = kenarich
I l.. T.
Hart Mr. and Mrs Robert Mcmillan. Miss lrone
Collingswood II. Il. Omsted. {. II. ". Canbery; IL.
s Howard H. A. Wightman. Mrs. :. r.. clark
and Mr. and Mrs -. &. Carter.
At Haddon Hall-Mis~ T.. g. Nixon. G. H. Liwshe.
/ Mr. and Mrs q Colgate. Miss Co.gatr, \. T. Bel.
| ]. g. Aiwater. f. :. Wi.d y. ". Bath. g. H. Corn
ine. Mrs J. r Nixon. r. II. Booth. Nj and Mrs
| O. r. Wheelen. Miss Whee.cn. II. l.. Webster. Miss
i " j. Webster. c. Dickinson, Miss Dickinson. Mr..
and Mrs. f. Inouk.
The Man. % Ms5'g At; y f ssa n,.
J. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. r. " Park. Nr. and Mrs.
! X iIinkel Mr. and Mrs. q. G. Thomas. Miss
| Thomas Mr. and Mrs II VI. saunders. &. Wed1.e.
j 5 Case and H. H. Hunt
! At the Seaside House, j. Barry. Mrs. W. J.
Barry f. : Fech Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Pearson.
Miss pearson. r.. VI. Hamilton. f. Barton. and =. l.
Lachard.
ana Mrs J. Bremen. Joseph Byrnea ". T. Nea.ley.
Edmund Roiine. Miss Clara Boi!ne. II. W. iodine.
| Miss f. Nichols. Miss y. II. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs
George H. Storey j. &. Short. f. +. Prlcharl. Mrs
! = f. strong Miss Strong. Mr.. and Mrs Alan Bur
roughs Miss Ella Mccullough and Mrs. +. GreNe.
At the Hotel Windsor-S. J. Cawley. T.. V Meyers.
Miss g. A. Strong. l.. :. Frankenhemer. Mrs. J.
| Iipsman. Miss Ethel Lpsham Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Plume j NJ Stodidrd Mr.. and Mrs Loyis Bertsch-
mann. Mrs James Russell ana MI. and Mrs. .
-. Russell.
At the Hotel Majestic-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Batten
| G Wagner NJ T. Smith and s. r. Bach.
At the Hotel Luray-RObert W Walsh. Andrew B.
Ings Lester Inglis. Dr. A. L. Smith. Miss Lillian
Walker, Charles Dickerman and Miss Dickerman.
At the Irvngton-J. :. Lockwood. Mrs VI. f.
Lockwood and Miss Coates.