New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-20
CROWDS AT ATLANTIC CIR.
VISITORS FORCED TO SEARCH FUN nv
COMMUNICATIVE WEATHER.
FOR CHESTS.


Atlantic CITY. Aug 10 (SpeciaD. .ne
most prosperous season in all the mle'o.s -,
Iantic CITY will reach its zenith. The crowus oi
,r,,ors here today are enormous, larger thah
u,ora over before known. and when to-hoiio"
contingent arrives the city Will be actuali! W
wheIrned with the invading throng Last 0"'ui
dav night there were scores OF late coheiS WI"
had long search before they found accoiiiiioua-
lions and It will not be surprising II some are ap-
soutely unable to find quarters to-nish'' fN'''
hotel in town is crowded to the doors.
The season here usually reaches It's helght iih-
,nediately after the middle of August, ana IL IS
nrobable that the crowds Will begin 10 u"Hiuo
slightly in another week; but the 1alhns oi VIZ
not be particularly noticeable until al'er 'oP
TENDER l. The months OF September anu ootoD''
are among the most delightful in the year here'
"a ,rarv neone who realize this fact prolong
,beir visits until the beginning of cold weather.
II IS not improbable that the season may DC pro-
longed even longer than usual this year DIS 'ne
National Export Exposition in Philadelphia VIII
hiring 10 that city thousands OF VISITORS from an
narts Of the country. many of whom will doubtless
Include a visit to the City-by-the-Sea In their
trips.
Tho cool bracing air has made possible the per-
feet endowment of all the various entertainments
that have been arranged, indoors ana out AHo
bathing with the exception OF one day. mas Oeon
excellent a good surf rolling In ana the "a'ei
being warm The one exception holeu was y"
Thursday. when the sea was too rough for proper
endowment The effects of the great storm from
the West Indies were felt here in the form OF an
unueuall,, high tide and surf that bufeted the
bathers about In fatguing manner Ihls roush-
ness of the sea interfered 10 some extent Win
Yachting il being rather risky for the Doa's 10
venture outside for a day or two; nut there was
still plenty of enjoyment to he found IN the thol-
oughfares and inlets Inc hsh nave peeH D'7
freely in these places.
The question of preserving the beach front is
still an interesting topic. 1t is certain that piers
and similar structures extending into the ocean
are detrimental 10 the bathing grounds, and that
the latter will be destroyed altogether II many
more such structures are erected
Charities are frequently remembered in the rush
for enjoyment here and many entertainments are
given for the benefit of various institutions Last
Monday the entire proceeds of the lnnes bapd
concert on the steel pier were handed over 10 the
Children's Seashore Home, and next MONDAY the
same thing will be done for the Jewish SEASIDE
Late arrivals from New-York and Brooklyn at
the prominent hotels are as follows; -
sWindeli W B. swindell, William f. Fay. ". F.
Dorhinger. r. p. Dillon. G. D. Burt Mrs: q; -a n.
Brighton-Miss B. Boon. W. P. Boyce. n Henry,
Wagner Mrs. X. Kettles. Mir. and Mrs. II. HOY
Miss A. Hoy. Miss G. Hoy H. j. Hare, a. X X
r.
Lamson. Henry b. Lockwood. MI and Mrs. W.
X. Winkeman. -, =,
D. Gnnninsham. K Mitcheh H. Mitchell H. N.
Court Miss X Chambers. Mr.. and Mrs. w G.
Rothschild and Miss X. Cavanaugh.
Haddon Hall-W. NJ. Mccullough j. NJ. young
Howell Pancoast. S F. CoHrln, C5a ;il SPEAK SpeakS
William j. Coughlen James 3. Ryan and Mrs.
Rudolf~Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Wolf. Mr. and Mrs.
Waskerer. J. Waskerer, Max Ambach Mrs Am
Ambach. Mr.. and Mrs d. f. Nealt. Louis Levy.
Brown NJ H. Bear and Mr.. and Mrs. +. Aronson
Seaside House-Mrs. NJ. A. Davies Mr.. and Mrs
s NJ. Free. Mr.. and Mrs. j. DeMarts, A. 5. Rice,
w. L. Manson. J. L. Barnett, Colonel Slavery Brad
ley and j. Coles Turner.
Windsor-Chares Henry Smith E. f. Price. j.
Bryant. A. D. Start, Mrs G. II. Classen, j. HUI
bert A. Smith. Warren c. Bird, II. B. Mcclellan.
Traymore-Mr and Mrs. G. Gilcomb, Harrison
Wait, f. c. Cummings, II. a; Stephens, Mr.; and
Mrs. George b: Elliott b; NJ. Thompson. T. H.
Jenkins. Mrs Thomas shriever and Mrs. Warren
Garden Hotel-H. IL Simpson, Harry n Moore
Mr.. and Mrs. W; sipp,, Miss }: !Spp, f. r.
A. Churchfeld and Mr. and Mrs. John p. Dater
Iroquois-Miss S Sleight 5. A. Orr. Miss T. +.
Hope, Mrs. NJ. Hale and daughter, Miss A. VIII
A. c. Bond and Mrs. l. Davis
Waverly-Mrs. G. II. Dillingham; Mrs. II.
Homer G. Colston. X. Andrews, H. L. Kelley
Bradley e5, Miss A. ster Mr. and Mrs, ' F. C. Hi.
bert Mrs ID. Rothschilds, A. b. King and Mr.
and Mrs. F. wilkins.
Central-Howard Mills Mrs. S. D. wolbert, Miss
wark. Miss b. Milan, Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin
Felix Mrs. Charles Harriet. H. J. Glover. NJ
joyce Mrs s. Johnson anf b Miss . GqTand
gan X. Porter and II. T. Wilson.