New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-08
.7,Ixr,c cIrYs GOOD FAIL SEASON
AZ MANY PEOPLE ~ SEPTEMBER Az THERE
WE'RE ~ JuxE-A BRILLIANT CAREER
SUDDENLY sToPPED.

SUDDENLY sToPPEp
Atlantic City. n. j.. Sept tSpeciaD'-lt Is hard
10 realize that summer IL over. Tor Atlantic city
stiIl wears an aspect characteristic OF the heated
term and It's fall crowd easily equas IN numbers
that ~ he found here during tho month OF June.
rou NJ the hotels have closed their doors and
many. contrary to their usual rule VIII remain
omen throughout the winter. September Is ad-
United on all sides 10 be one OF the most charm
ing months for a seaside sojourn mere by the
breakers and while the usual hustle ana excite
ment OF July and August are absent yet all the
measures provided by nature are at their best and
those who remain and those who come find IDEAL
endowment in such n rest and recreation Bathing,
osbinr sailing and their kindred utof-door
nastimes take the place OF social functions to the
satisfaction of the sojourner. The pleasing tenn
perature Of Old Ocean makes bathing most popular
as is amply atiested by the large crowds that daily
ather on the beach for dip In the pillows The
citv,s nublic beach patrol viii remain In service
for the remainder Of the month and thus AFFORD
further protection TO those who indulge In the
snort. Atlantic's famous pleasure resort, the big
ocean pier will remain open for several weeks 10
come and those popular social features. The even
ing hops will be nightly occurrences In the COM
rnodous dancing pavilion. Ii Is Inc intention OF the
management of the Casino to keep this resort
onen throughout the winter. which VIII provide
hotb the visor and resident an attractive retreat
in which TO while away their leisure time
Atlantic CITY sim adheres TO one OF Its old-time
customs that OF setting apart one DAY OF the hr5t
week OF September for the colored race a day on
which they are allowed perfect freedom Of what Is
known as the excursion district Ihls year IhurS-
day was set apart for the dusky visitors. ana over
twelve thousand of them from every section within
a radius Of a hundred miles Hooked oceah"ard ana
spent a happy day in the enjoyment OF their trip
Their hearty indulgence In dancing bathing and
their participation In the pleasures of the merry-g9
al
novelty 10 the white visitors who nockel III huhuIeus
to the lower section Of the city to witness me scenes
The termination OF the summer season mas brought
10 a close the of one who mas p9sen mere Tor
the last month IN the iasn,oaTe onn a rrmany
most arstocratic families ne baron Nhle ~, MR.
mingled In the SWEETEST circles ana carried himself
with An air ana defneanor that would under ofd-
nary circumstances be thoroughly convincing OF ms
representation as TO wealth and standing; however
b,s course was checked on "Wednesday last when the
nroprieior of the Hotel Lehman demanded settle
ment OF his overdue board blll rms placed me
.'h,ron'' on Tho alert and he at took medsur .H
To leave the city and incidentally tn oil oil chirSes
against HIM. Ills arrest followed ana IL Wa oi'IN
ai;cr his rclmquishing claim upon an extensive
wardrobe and an assortment OF Jewery that he WAS
Alter the greatest political campaign OF his life
Senator Matthew STANLEY quay, OF fennsyivanla
arrived here late Tuesday afternoon, accompanied
by state Senator c. Wes.ey Thomas president OF
the PENNSYLVANIA senate In few DAYS ne no VIII
across the inlet opposite Atlantic CITY where he in
tends e2'Gy g Sa eFb TSn social incidents of the
season was tne wedding OF Harry M3ott99n ana
Miss Mary Marshall Down, last w edHesud! AZ
noon The Bridegroom is a lawyer here, while the
bride Is the daughter OF a. L. Down. the cashier
of the Second National Bank Of this city.
Guests at the hote.s' have registered from New
At the Aibemafe-Mrs'L Collins. Miss f. Collins,
ward r. smith and Miss NJ. J. Smith.
At the Chaifonte-Mr. and Mrs. \. !: Lowell, h.
y. Yard. r. Johnson, T.. X. Rogers H. G. Moore
and Dr. and Mrs s 4. VI. Gerid
At the CIarendon-Mrs. :. +. Merriam, T. \. Can
phia A. j. Boadsh. L. +; Merton, C. J.. Wiliiston'
Mrs. {. l., Wiliston and H. - winston Ia,
field c. l.. Sturgis. q. Alderman. +. ". Hatch, IL
Vs. drumming, Miss L. Burkhoder and J. Rineond.
At Kuehnies Hotel-Mr. and Mrs. r. +; Hame-
MIR and Mrs. Charles V. Wacker Mr. and Mrs
f. H. Taylor J J. Case and Il. +. Robinson.
At the Kenderton-W. III. Layton, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Tysen. Miss !. II. Barnes, f. Winner and
At the Manson-C II. Lombard. J. Madden. i.
Clark and +. Flawney.
Al the Hotel Majostic-H. a: De Land, 4. j..
Fisher Miss A. Demores Mss X. Demorest \. T..
Dcmorest. J. a. Carney, Mrs A. j. Fisher. 1.
Hood and Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Smith.
At the Seaside House-R. d. Nickeis, G. H. Ryan
W. Cailan. c. l.. Atkinson Miss c. W; Jemicyld,
Mr. and Mrs w. +. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. L. a.
Bachelor and W. W. Bailey.
At the Senate-Alr and Mrs. c. +. Blander X.
Moore Miss NJ. Cuthber, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. b..
At Inc Hotel Traymore-Nlrs. W. C. Holman J. D..
Fox. A. C. Canyon and George Werner. -
At Haddon Hall-R. Hoare. X. o. Dab'n. j. F:
Salter. William a. Franz. Mrs. J. H. NJ shower and
Miss Ellen Shower.
At the Hotel Luray-W. sprange Mrs. s Rogers.
J. W. Homer ard Arthur d. Milton.
At the Rudolph-L. r. Anderson, l.. Cromwell,
s. Ruben ard Air. and Mrs. T. Blank