New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
ATLANTIC CITY'S RECORD
LAST WEEK SURPRISES ALL PREvIoUs
WEEKS IN THE NUMBER OF VISITORS
srpr RATHING INCREASING ~ POPULARITY
GOOD BITEFIsHiNG.

GOOD BTTEFIsHlNG.
Atlantic CITY. ~ j.. July (SpeciaD-The flint
week in July has proven itself In Atlantic City q
rccord-breaker beyond all doubt The Clty-by-the.
Go, has never known before in such short space
~ time the enormous influx OF visitors that has
dr,f,ed oceanward within the last seven days but III
was prepared to receive to accommodate and enter.
tain them with as much ease as 1t would mid.
winter days contingent The hosts OF visitors who
orc nle,suring here have all settled down 10 the
usual midsummer rounds. and day after day the
same outdoor diversions are INDUCED In with a|
hearty vigor Surf bathing seems 10 De on the IN.
crease and the number OF those who daily indulge
m din in the ocean includes all those who are
nnvsicallv able 10 enjoy such a heslth-givne
exercise There are hops every night. moonlight ex.
cursons both by sea and rail. delightful strolls. 70
mantle ;ete-a-tetes the strand or hotel porcheS
or IN the boulevard pevilions. In these rounds Of
social festiviiy and enjoyment the little folks aN
never overlooked or forgotten. and on all sides an
humorous entertainments arranged for their espe
c.ai indulgence and pleasure. Two nights OF each
week arc set apart on the Ocean Pier for childrens
parties. which provide much entertainment toe
the crowds OF grown folks as for the Juveniles
PLENTY OF GOOD FISHING.
Tho lovers Of fishing have grounds for com
plant concerning the facilities for this favoriu
snort TIE waters Of both Absecon Bay and The
numerous edible species. principal among which
the bluefish Catches OF several dozen or more
these fish are no longer remarkable records as9
a half-days sport.
The celebration OF the Fourth OF July was the
principal incident Of the last week. and the hronu
OF visitors here entered into the spirit OF the o.
cason mos, heartily. In addition 10 large mum;
Der Of public features we'll as those Of privau
nature arranged by tire various hotel proprietors for
the entertainment, OF their guests, there vas
grand display Of fireworks on the beach front dur
irg the evening. which was witnessed at least
900 people who utilized the mammoth PRONE
made as a point from which 20 view the exhibition
The Gaiety opera Company. which has been Z
permanent summer attraction here at the Academy
OF Music for the last three seasons began It's en-
gagement here this week, 10 remain until the mid
die Of September.
The opening OF the new Hotel Rudolph last MOI
day evening was notable occurrence in Atifx
CITY history This hotel stands directly on1 "a
beach 'front.' and is one OF the finest caravans6vs
along the New-Jersey coast. The opening cefs
monies included a reception and dance. which were
attended by OF the largest and most fashions
bic gatherings that has ever assembled here U,
this occasion the immense open-air pavilion whlcs
directly faces the ocean, vas thrown open 10 the
guests for dancing purposes, and With its myra1
OF electric lights AID handsome flower decorations
further enhanced by the beauty and color OF the co.,
tunes in the assemblage. sight OF rare splea'
dor
THE ELKs BEGINNING TO COME.
Already many Of the representatives OF the b
nevolent Protective order Of Eks. which meet
here in annual session next week. have arrived
town. BY Tuesday IL is expected that 1900 mer
beers OF this order will be on hand 10 enjoy the
elaborate entertainment that has been arranss
for their pleasure.
York city: ~ W.T., All,
r. the Albemarle 5 b. Eilenberger. Miss G
rf' ,he Hotel T. BerkelsyHMiss Emma Aisxanda
j. Roberts +. Q. Allison, Mr.. and MIS- T. 8"
'| Ae The c His " ssrrard Mrs c PREM
brook, Miss smith Miss Higgins j. C. Hsrn
4: the Devonshirs George R; Ksnd-iek, Jsn =
Atcheson. George A. cresson p. Peterson. +. L
H. HS,s 4Sams 4 sss M Mr and and NJ NJ
JAMES the oak N AM M and Mrs
At the isleworth-J believe. c. a. Dresch. Mis-
The the ''' MajeSe ste and Mrs.. H. Jacobs,
Jacobs. William H. Hamilton ,,,u..
car 4s r a%d r" AaFaEs
" EyerinshaT j. J. Eranh MI IT. ana ma N MIS-
Mon,somsry Mr and Mrs W r. Thomas
SirGass IL Mo Norman II RSor. wJi hSpAH'
At the Me;ropoe-J. currer David Ramse'S
Al G 5nI Mr and Mrs J. Murray. IL T. Hanx
Mrs. II. q. Philips. Miss s c. Coake ana Nj"
NJ. A. Kent. . ..
AT The Rudolph--C DRESSER. Miss y. lesuns
Mrs H. NJ. jackson and l.. II. Harris
A. the Seaside IiouseYMr and Ms r. - Tq'!
BAKER r Brown J. F. Budd. G. + A,erill. T.
Bsham and Or. and Mrs. ". o. Roberts, Ma.
At the Hotel Traymore-A. Godberg MISS MAJ ..s
guerite Stone Mr. and Mrs T W stone; Nj p., aSe
Mrs. A. l.. wills. H. D.. Brewster, y. Il PEE
William H. Garsde, b. +; Prichard r. ; S s,om
liss. j. NJ Lax. Mir and Mrs. Frederick SION"
q. w Goudn and H. l.. French. - MA
At the Hotel Windsor-R. Goldberg. T. VIZ
CON j Saunders Miss NJ Wesson. Mrs ".
Iuell. Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ Colin. y. n r rimnI
BENJAMIN Orme {. f. Midlington. Mrs A. ia''0'
ami Digby Bell .,,..
At the Waverly-Mrs j. Kohler and O Alpisev,
AT Haddon Hail-Mr. and Mrs. IL Johnson MI
A r Mccarthy j W. Wood. NJ. Bacon: MISS ::
Brown J. A. Ferris. c. " Briggs and r brssS
Al the san Marcos-Mr and Mrs. j. b. SMITH,
L. Parsons and y. +. Sterns.