New-York tribune., 1901-09-01
ALONG THE JERSEY COAST.
ATLANTIC CITY SEES LITTLE DIMINU-
TTON IN THE HOST OF PLEASURE
SEEKERS AT HER HOTELS.

uected although none the less pleasing Ior tha'
when the crowd Of visitors reached the three nun
80 ,boossp5 mark two weeks ago, crsmmins
every hotel TO the doors and causing the Landlords
pockets TO become pIethoric with long looked ior
dollars II was thought that the height OF the sum
,ner season had certa lny been reached; out ms
calculation was shown to he all aske". lhe WISH
ing throng last Sunday was much larger than that
~ the preceding week. and there has oeen ht'le
5irninution in the host of pleasure seekers lhls
.,,aek What tomorrow will bring forth Is ques-
-, .b.. cannon ne decided until the morning trains
bring in their armies but from present Indications
based on the number Of people at the hotels' the
board walk viii present the same throngeo appear
anoe that il did week ago.
r., ,,ir,. season opened this week when #
became legal 70 shoot marsh hens the birds most
common in this neighborhood- They are plentlIui
this season yellow legs and other bros are also
plentiful but the marsh hens viii continue 10 Oe
The most sought for game until cold weather orihss
the ducks.
The most important portion Of the Sunday closing
question has apparently been solved by the new
city ordinance which went into effect last sunday
rrohibiting che running of all sorts or noisy ause
rpents On the day of rest AS TO the piers, II Is
the general opnion that they must be allowed 10
remain open afford little diversion Tor Nlsl'ors'
hut il is probable that amusements Will be toll
Grated even on the piers, other than band concerts
The present summer has broken all records for
the number Of bathers. The bathhouse keepers
have added 10 their stocks of bathing SUITS uhuI
their shelves are almost breaking down. but the
A number of well known hotel men are reported
10 have proposed that the government erect on the
lighthouse reservation at Pacific and Rhode lsiana
aves magnificent summer residence for the Pres
ident The President could live here with his farn-
lily and be at his desk in Washington within four
hours II necessary, whenever his presence was re-
oured there.
The opposition to the practice OF cottageTs don
ming thei- bathing suits at home and walking down
the avenues 10 the beach has taken definite iorfn'
an ordinance having been introduced in the City
Council prohibiting the wearing Of bathing cos
fumes anywhere except on the beach
Action has at last been taken toward providing
the life guards with suitable places from which 10
watch the bathers and where partially drowned
persons may be resuscitated without interference
by the crowd. Nothing VIII be done this year, but
the City Council has about decided TO erect suit
able structures next year. where unfortunate bath
'ers can he elevated above the heads OF the croWo
and worked on without interference The lie sta
tions VIII also provide vantage point from which
the guards can keep watch over their charges In
the
Among New-York people registered al the ho'els
Briehton-James s. Cushman. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Van Boskerch. Miss Van Boskereh. f. r. BidaIe,
Raachle Mr. an9 Mrs Mrs. Austin Nus md LpEr MT CHARLES arr ae
IzeIey Miss Christine Biddis Mrs: J g9Tohel y
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Macy, Charles Z Britton n
George ". Morton. E. ". Denton. Miss Maud Por;
Mr. sfT; 9iss q BaTagS LeaVt MIS- Charles D. simons
F II II Simons Miss s w. Coggeshall. Miss J.
=. seider. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Maley and Wallace
RadofZAIfred Sax. Mrs J. suIwe Miss still stu
doom simon Hahn DR.. Theodore {. Marceau Mrs
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oF Mayer Mar anq Miss Mdred + s Mayer Miss Louise
Beringer I. A Mossler c. NJ OFT, j. c. Thurnauer
nell. . Mrs. s A. Abarbaneil. & II Wassman, NJ NJ
ReTkhGm @ % G b Bogd @ Ls r. L Ndg% B2oPs dioe IL l. Clark
Dunlop-charles y; Parsons. John W; Quinn B.
N MccuIiough Thomas r Clark, J. Wagner jrs
& RodRSr % MT 9 MT yGhn mss Fahee MeT
s Z strdiey e r Johns r. es Irest KcsSaT I; Sarter
S. Prosser, Charles Kline. H. Toom, H. Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles GrapeWin Mr., and Mrs. Rob,
Mrs William Allen. S S. Long. j. /. Quinn. Ed-
ward Hugh Ions D young: FhIP MP CSnrea' I'll +; n.
ford, j. L. Simon. A. Young, Miss c. winslow and
Royal Palace; vapderbure. Mrs. y@nderburg.
Miss NandeTpur Il: AeIanSeri o6, MI ana mrs Is;ey G ~
Fridensers, S simon jr, R. Worms. [. schafer,
J. ". Carey, Mrs H. B. Ragan and A P Ragan.
mrs Franz 6, work =; wartPan s saiinger, MT.
and Mrs J. Psskerg w Greenbsum Mr.; a1d RG Mrs.
Rosenthal J. o Hirchberger and II D Levy.
bSmae p nj Lof1s se Mr. r. and 4 Mr. j. Rose
Heath. N. ]. Graham, Miss Graham, A. w. Nc
J. GiibeH and NJ: and Mrs. S. E Madd.
Raleigh-Miss Martha Rowland. MI and Mrs. NJ;
daughter, Mrs. A S; Maddra, }. L, Gerun, MT, and
G. 3. Jones, Albert Jones, Reginald Jones and Mrs.
TraymoTeIc. E Thurston. Mrs C E Thurston.
Miss II. Todd. William Fords T. Brisbarg Miss
Whitney. Miss N. McCrea, J. B. Blair and Mr. and
81. charies-P R Mccargo. Mrs. H F. Spencer,
Samuel shver. Charles A. shafer, Fl. Horton; A. P.
cot and Frederick n bund r, ,,,,.,-..
Dietrich ". II. Grief, George II. Bonwald and Mr..
and Mrs Edward Moark
Majestic-F w Dykeman. Miss X curran Miss
Julia Curran. Miss Rose McKennan ]. s. Whitta-
ker. Miss Florence Westlake and Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Jackson-D. " o'Donnen. A. II. Montgomery.
D " Donncily and Mr. and Mrs j. J. Rafferty
= Hsddon & H@Mr -Aa and an Mrs J. ArmstrCng ms rom Wv W
a. Newton and child. Mrs. L. r. Adams and Mrs. A.
Chaifonte-A C Eckert, George p Hall. Harvey
r. Mole. NJ II. Bailey. Miss Z. Hayden, r. II.
Bachelor Miss Bachelor, Miss Hussey and J. II.
Bleak House,. d. Peel Mr. ana Mrs T. L.
Brendiinrer. ~ NJ and Mrs William Fay Mrs. F.
Taylor and Ar; and Mrs: Henry jackson.
hurst. r d. Bridenbache J. J. Dougherty and Miss
shelburne-H Hebelein W IL Maguire A. E.
Ewart ~ B. Kaesche. Mrs. p. Passeque and c. B.
strand-c H. Morgan, A. H. Ellis Y. o. Bel
mont. 2. n. Ellis. p. p Rideng. A Jshe and
Sterling II. FTlldns,. Mr.; and Mrs. W.
Young J. 7. Munds. L. B. Nickly II. @. Nickly,
Mrs. G. Clayton. Miss Clayton. J.. r Wilson and
seaside House-Ar and Mrs William Allan shu-
%sii Sssii Mrs r. e Francisco and Mr. and Mrs E. F.
Pennhurst-Mr and Mrs J. NJ. Bentley. c. H.
and Gerald siegel
Koopmsn-B Blitz, ] W. Carey Mr.; and Mrs.
Charles Marx. Jacob Schorsch, Mrs. A. Gutman
Glendsle--Nrs NJ Browne. Mrs J. Nichols. Mrs
Joseph wether1n and Mr. and Mrs. D. smith
e Mathe@s a Miss II MatheWys Miss aPd Eeanor Ms