New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-06
RUSY MONTH AT ATLANTIC Oll1
RECORD BREAKING SEASON FOX AUDo'i
BATHING THE CHIEF ATTRACTION.


pATH1NG THE CHIEF ATTRACTION.
Atlantic City. Aug. Specialize ino, ~, Car
.o,,st 1900 will certainly be recorded as by Id'
nc Sa,ost month Atlantic City has ever known
~ orowds here at present are simply ehoINou'
ond additional visitors are coming III y! 80
rain Al the hotels everything Is huSu'
hratIo many Of the houses being filled 10 'Heii
utmost capacity. with scores OF aPpHc""''
roorns waiting for vacancies 10 occur. .
rha veather this week has been all that couu
ha desired The sun has been. at times, NV
strong but q cool sea breeze mas commune ~
temner It's rays TO pleasant degree anu .
heen none of the sitting heat experienced III SUNNI
other places. Il, s I, fairly
potbinp Is now at its best and the SURF Is i"Illy
-, ,,i,h ,nerrvmakers every day. The interest,"
.oLar IN bathing fishing, sailing and otheF pica'
ures found only at the seashore mas LOT '"e I'M
placed in the background such Sports as =! %,
arriving and tennis Golf. however continues "
hold its own in spite of all the counter a'rac'ois
offered The Country Club Is iaNoi4'e '
meeting for a large class of Visltors'
,rho Innes hand concerts on the steel pier con-
,,run 70 furnish entertainment for lovers OF hsh-
| grade music. Another entertainment VIM" va
| ises 10 be popular opened to-day ram 'P'
| lar reproduction Of the battle Of Mania VIZ
comes direct from Manhattan Beach Is TO De 80
| nightly, the performance "'iS
| opening exhibition. ,,. - co
Although the city has practically oec'uIu ~
| cure possession of the entire beach ou's'uo "
| hoard walk under the Park act, ana steps noo"
| ing to the condemnation or the s'ouAu W." ~ -
| taken as soon as the ordinance now peIui"s %
| roseed nv the City Council, the controversy o'c'
the new Auditorium Pier. at PennsyNaIiI"-"'o" -
| not vet settled. Workmen are engaged I'd! CIV
night in pushing the structure OUT ih'o '"o 49,
| although II is alleged that they are ueSpaSS'"9
| beyond the riparian line >- vor,,
Among the prominent arrivals from ->o" 0'
alc he
Cd1id Dovton Cole Mr. and Mrs. Lewis GregorE'
c. Newton Gregory J. Hubert Home, +. g Vie
| Miss n Marion, L. l. Bartlett NJ Lahahah' Nch
net .2Ge12 ana ~ MDttHeWs C. H. wharton Rich
ard POLAND William G. CaIiery Z; A Aoftm ntPPEE
Samuel Keysor Mr. and Mrs e. II Glover.
Mrs benjamin oliver and Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. b'
SDs9asw G. Beach, S $50 RGsa4 + f HisSSS
Mrs hJ a. Godrey ii Gedfrey and Miss LemSn
Gs 6 M Hn 4r w @n& NH r
Shall, Miss !. Marshall, J. W. Marshall j. W.
wind WiRdso S and Mrs Henry Anderson, J. H.
Thomas. Mr. and Mrs j. D. Beck, 5. J. Cramer,
aS9 C6a Nf 81 Da1 G sWopc J. 81 G&md
Wyie Pommery Baxter, Hubert y Ba%ter, John
'I Mad 1lS Il Ha"Ir and Mrs s Hutchinson Mr..
A Alb ~ Frederl:k " Hsndeii John 4 Wash +. F.
GedhiU d. W. kcegan. &. G. Carroll Miss cain
crime Carroll. Miss J. W. Carroll and Mr.. and Mrs.
a. J. Kelley
Seaside House-Mrs c. X Kenna Mr. and Mrs.
II. S. Williamson, Miss Lillian Williamson. Miss ;,
Williamson. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Horace Beard and
ST. Chares-Morris S Ritz, Frederick NJ. Lunch,
J. p Whiting. Mrs. Morris Spitz. G. 9. Forbes. ".
Mackenzie MIR and Mrs. VI. Robinson. Charles
Shaffer, Samuel Thomas and Mr. and Mrs.. }. b.
Swindell.
Rudof-B Wurzberger, Mr. and Mrs. II. Lee s.
Camstag, l.. l.. Stewart. Miss H. FOy. Miss T.. Foy,
Mr. and Mrs. g. Givernaud, Miss a. Kelley and Mr..
and Mrs. S. Mailer.
Chalfonte-Mr. and Mrs w Buckland f. Buck
land Mrs. w. ~ Dumbrill and +. Il. Watson.
Waldorf-A storia-J. Horney. \. J. HUXLEY, W. T..
Shepherd. Mr. and Mrs c. II. Steiner, Mrs. w. \.
Megargee r. Hines and T W. Green.
Berkeey-C. r. Chosron. Mrs. J. II. Watts Miss
X. A Wade, Miss T. l.. Kinsck and Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. Lochner.
Shelburne-W. c. Beach. j. Mackarts Mrs. S A
Gage, and J. A Rucher and family.