New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-06-27
ATLANTIC CITY'S GUESTS.
THE POPULAR RESORT is WINNING A
GREAT REPUTATION FOR
HOSPITALITY.

AMusErENTs OF ALL KINDS IN FULL SWING
YACHTING MATTERS LIvEIy-swIM-
MING RACES BEGUN
Atlantic City June 26.--The season is now In fun
blast On every hand are evidences of the summer
rush. While the changeable weather of the metro
poIitan cities, which this citys main source OF
income has retarded many people from making
their annual pilgrimage to the shore there Is SUI"
80 large a number OF visitors here az TO graty the
landlords and place the various resorts upon
profitable basis. There will he no dearth OF music
IN Atlantic City this summer. In past years the
visitor DESTROYS OF listening TO evening concerts hau
only a few rlaces to frequent to satisfy that craV-
ing few OF the large hotels. Schauhers Gardeh
and the Inlet had monopoly of this diversion bu'
this Is all changed now Every hotel OF any conse-
ouence has its orchestra-some. indeed t"o-a""
the number of bands scattered through the amuse-
nent places gardens and .rathskellers are legion
There has been proportionate increase in the
number Of rathskellers. These unique eating anu
drinking places. borrowed from the "eIH'""' "eio
unknown here two years ago. NOW there are
score The most notable are those OF tle w i"u
and the one now being constructed III the huooi.
Indrraatb ths dancing pavilion of the latter hotei
a room IL being fitted up which will form an I'M
mense grotto. The decorations VIII De IN hecP'"e
with the character of the place ana VINE" I'm
pleted II will be like a huge cavern MUSIC wi" o
stationed there. and the cooi reie"' WI"
edlv prove popular resort on warm summer even
ings. ,, - ar
The Citv-bv-the-Sea is rapidly gaining an en-
yiable reputation for hospitality Its coroai Wei-
come has been particularly bestowed upo" '"e se"
tIamen of the medical profession VINO are ie0oe
rized az its most enthusiastic advocates ihS "ee"
I, entertained the Medical Society OF NeW-Jerse!'
r,h;s socie,v is older than the Republic ana mas
he,d annual meetings regularly for 81 years Many
Of them have been held here but this last was '"0
notable. ~. >-auon,I
saengerfest ut Philadelphia this week were nos
pitaby received here. Even before inc 'e' ,i,
81 ,ba, greo, affair many of the societies WIN"
attended took excursions 10 the shore' AhIo'7 ,.,
which came were the Arion Society OF Ne"
and the Orpheus of Buffalo. The mehioe'S "a Wv
Alexis Club Of Philadelphia, numbering Amos pm
hundred. were also the sues's Vi ''0 ~
the Week. ~, croot
Last night Judge Daniel, OF Georgia "'
Incohonee of the Red Men, arrived IN toWn'
panied by the Great Chiefs OF PenhS>IFa'''" , "n'
Eew-Jersey He held a reception on tins per VIM"
wos attended by n vast throng. followed py d oN''
ouet at the Grand Atlantc WHY" i
flowing that spacious dining nan" ,, thu
Yachting matters have lvenei up dums .-e
week The most interesting affairs were '"e 'N
boat race Of the Ahsequans on Thursoas ai' ~,
.na the championship regatta Tor the cd'"o"'
~ tho Yachtsmen's Association the same i"oi ms
Tha rronosod match between the crack slooIS john
= Nehrer and j. Willard Morgan mas '"
through much TO tho regret oi all lovers VI
inp The terms Of the match were accep'a"' ~
those interested. except upon one point l""' "
tho location Of the start and finish 1he cSp'"'I, w.
the Morgan wished the line 10 he at sea, VIII
doughty Sam Gale who commands me Menie''
,referred II to I've where the public coulo op'"i
full view. =, ,,o
The Jaranese Garden. an exquisite oasis III "o
candy desert Of the beach front, reopened on od'
rba event
,roorainary attendance. il being estimated tha'
oyer two thousand persons passe" through ="
gates The programme presented was one OF u''-
usual merit and included an ancient "ne-'r' ""'N
cor,edc which illustrated the supeisiii"ns o' 'he
feudal times in the land OF the Mikado. Although
. ucerse was refused 70 IT, the Streets of caro-
sim continues TO amuse vast throngs. or All inc
attractions on the walk this one alone laieo W
SECURE a permit to do business, but TINS does ho'
soeno n affect the mana cement. and has only m
oroos.d IFS patronage This show IL devoid OF the
Objectionable features Of similar ones restricting
,,slf m an educational entertainment in which are
exhibited the various phases Of life of the chlhren
of the desert
II Is probable that the Salvation Army and Amer
lean Volunteers will be restrained from holding iuf-
Their open-air meetings on the beach front 80
many complaints have been sent 10 Mayor SLOT!
and Police Headquarters recently that the authori-
ties are being forced 10 put stop 10 the pracuce'
The unsichtly poles which support the electric
wires along the walk will shortly ne removed anu
their absence will lend beauty to that structure
The arc lights are now placed in the ornate MOODS
erected for that purpose. The Walk Reserves
body Of men equal physically to the broadway
SQUAD were placed in service this week.
The first swimming match OF the season occurred
on Monday 1t was from the Iron tier 10 tne lIIg.
supposed 10 be mile and a quarter winch ~
was covered by Harvey Mills, the winner IN 70
minutes. Peter Parker was secono anI fraih
Fcrnan third The Beach Patrol, the nfeguards
who protect the lives of the THOUSANDS OF pa'ner
during the bathing season. will 90 On duty next
Tonight the Mansion is glittering with light and
decoration. The first summer hop, for which thou1
sands Invitations were issued. is In progress anu
we'll attended. The new management: OF the hotei
proposes 10 restore It's lost prestige among the
fashionable set and 10 make 1t again the most pop
ular house of the beach front Several hunGred SAL
down 10 the banquet which preceded the mop;
Among the New Workers in attendance are Mr.. ana
Mrs ] c. Campbell and Mr.. and Mrs A. ID. Cor
nell who are booked there for the season, A.,
Among the citizens of Greater Newly Ork on the
walk this week Colonel l.. Marsh, ~ q Nc,
Ieod ex-presdcnt Of the READING Railroad ara
MI and Mrs George Herman, Of NeW-fork Cl,y.
Will spend the summer at tho I.ufay a. inc
Waverly are Frank Pearce. Miss Pearce. Mrs T.
Burt and Mrs NJ. T.; HeaGen, OF New York. 49,
registered T. Deforest b. X. Russell, Or. ana Mrs
G. Mac Norris Miss A. Curtis, Mrs X: Hodgson'
Miss Ethel Y Painter and Mr.. ana MIS- u l.
Rowland. A., ,.o
wife Of the Cuban leader who. however, sets SAINT
ago de Cuba opposite her name; Mr.. ana mrs a
ID West Mr.. and Ms. Gilmore Meredith. Miss a.
s. Street and Mr.. and Mrs {. d. Clark
THE MYLES STANDISH HOTEL.