New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-01
ATLANTIC CITY SOON TO TAKE 4 REST


THE SUMMER SEASON OF RUSH AT THE HOTELS
RELAXING-THE HUNTING SEASON OPEN.
Atlantic City. n. j., Aug. 81 (SpeciaD-This week,
the last of Atlaac Citys most successful summer
season contrary 20 the usual rule. gave the city
yihe-Sea impetus that so gradually let the sum
glide in,o the fall that the change Of seasons
is hardly perceptbie The season Of rest is close
at hand and everybody is happy with the thought
that II u.s. The business people of the resort are now
willing to relax .her eXcrtions and Indulge In the
recreation that mas been wholly monopozed by the
visiting throng for The last three months.
Atlantic City enjoys the advantage of being popu-
lar throughout the fall. and majority of its hotels
have sufficient bookings to keep them comfortably
flied until the near approach of winter. The cot
tage contingent. rrie. do not forsake their
quarters and return to their city homes until late
in october.
The question Of building a new boardwalk along
the ocean front which is now before City council.
will nrobablv each conclusion the coming week.
This time Il IL proposed 10 utilize steel and iron as
supports for the structure. so that IL may WITH
stand the wear and tear that each season brings 10
IT, 1t is further proposed that II be increased 10
double its present width. This summer this ooule-
ward has not been larg, enough for comfort ana
even AT this late ,eriod in the year the crowded
condition of the walk at times has made travelling
somewhat uncomfortable
The season for marsh-nen shooting opened on
Monday last and since then from early morning
until late night the meadows dpoul INV ivy
resounded with the crack Of the gun In me hanus
of scores of amateur hunters. The game TINS year
is not only plentiful but in fine shape ,s,,, ,oo,,
An interesting incident in yachtlng wn'Sn .oon
place last Wednesday the match race between
Commodore Hollingsworhs new yacht, ' hd Ed e;
Baltimore. Md. The course was ten miles ocean
and seven seconds. The prize offered was hand-
The following New-York arrivals are reported:
At the Clarendon Miss L. Smith. Il: NJ. Grunder.
Mr. and Mrs III. c. Mechling, II. e Meching. Miss
II. Mechling and Miss Collins r, p.,.,. NJ n
Wheeler J. NJ. Gray ID. X. james and o. A.
Chroeder a.,
At the Hotel Dennis-A. l.. Newman; M and
Mrs. George Burns. James Gierney j. NJ; Walters'
A. Neilman T.. NJ Marble. W. +. Bril-. W. = kld-
der d. II. Whaen Miss Eta Whsen. Miss Annie
MacDona:d and Joseph Lhyl,, pon,.u v,ss
Davey. Miss A. Munen. Mrs c shafer, Miss l.
shafer. c. shafer, Miss Baxter. Mrs: 5 GraTtor9'
Benton. o. A. Woodruff and II. J. Smith.
At the Hotel Hoffman-Mr. and Mrs. h. Is. BaIi'
c. weinmann W, F. Smith NJ. vm,.u Newell
AT 'f the Hotel Luray~s H. Brown. A.. Shields,
l. Raney. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Grace, H. v Belch'
a, the Mansion and Mrs. "; b Bishop. c.
+. Carr. II. r, Frey. +. J. Ryan, Miss Ryan : u
Wofthinston, w. f. Mediums, NJ. D. W. r Rehh,
c. Maloy. Mrs. E. Walters, W, II. Klakin. j. w
Middleton s p LEneben' Miss Bane n pord 7
W Myers ]. H. Hume, Mr.. and Mrs Gross, II.
ID. Klennan. G. Bishop, -
At the Chalfonte-D W: Chirton. f.. X; Rogen
At t. the Hotel windsor Richard Cook. John Kup-
W. B. 4. Rice, Miss Packard. J; T Webber :, :,
Taylor, DR.. r. IT, Gibbons. Mr.. and Mrs. c. b.
Pierce.