New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-18
NEU- YORKERS AT THE SEASIDE.
ATLANTIC CITY's MANY HOTELS WELL PATRON.
IzED-THE NEW BOARD WALK.
PATRON.

Atlantic CITY, May II Speciap.-The health or
pleasure seeking Ncw-Yorber who has yet to take his
initial trip of 1890 TO this favored resort will find on
his advent that great progressive change has taken
place he reluctantly bid adcu to the place at tho
close OF last And particularly is this trans
formation noticeable along the ocean 'front.' where
from the wreck wrought by the furious WIND and
waves Of last September grand ocean highway has
risen up fully three miles In length and twenty four
feet wide, and solid and substantial This lofty sue
oessor OF the famous board walk Is hereafter TO be
known as the Ocean boulevard. II is located between
high ard low waternark and is elevated TO allow
the waves 10 roll beneath II and break beyond An
other especially notable feature is the fact That all tha
buildings 10 tho seawad have been removed, so that
the pronenader now enjoys an unobstructed view OF
the ocean Among the hotels tile work of improve
nent has been also steadily COINS on since the close
Of last season, and number Of the leading houses
have been almost entirely reconstructed
At the homelko Chalfonte are George G. sands and
G. Cochran Brown, OF Brooklyn; James II. Durham.
Of Norwich y. Y, and Mrs John Noble, OF Lockport,
" Y.
The Mansion House s also popular with New-York
visitors and during the week entertained X. j. VAIN
wright and wife, Z. NJ. ellis and wife, l. F. Adams,
A. j. Massey L. ]. Russ, James Kent, Elias 5, Reed
C. A. Westcrveit, Mrs W. Z. Jordan l.. Ii. Ross,
Edmund c. stout, Mrs. Mathis and Miss Mary Mathis,
all OF New York CITY, Mrs. o. H. Goodwin and Miss
f. II. Goodwin, Of Newark, and J. y. stewart, VI
Buialo.
Haddon Hall numbers among its New-lOrk guests
Mr. Thomas LOughran, Miss Tone, Mrs. ID. Daily,
Miss Frankie smith, Alfred l.. Lasher and wife, Mrs
H. A. Homes and Henry r. Homes. and Charles j.
schmItt aud family Charles W. Place, grain broker
OK New York, who resides at Elizabeth; &. NJ. Everett
and wife, OF Rochester, MIS- ". a. Childs and
daughter who have country residence at Engewood,
and Mrs. VI. X. Mathew. and J. 4, Mathews Of
Newark. \. ).
Tie sheburne, which Is managed by James d.
southwck, is entertaining Miss ;. G Van Fleeck and
Miss Dora Bennett, Mr.. aud Mrs. L. W. Marston,
W. d. Wakclcy, L. l.. Angel. and L. C. Lansing, OF
York City Spencer Meade, division superintendent
Of the New York Central and Hudson River RAILROAD
Mis-. Peter Emsle aud Miss Ellsls, society people OF
BulalO, and l.. a. Roberts Miss A. Il. Cook, and
W. \. Wells and wife. OF Brooklyn.
Jerome Buck, a broadway lawyer Is regular
visitor at tho Boscobel, pretty hotel which he had
the honor Of naming. lie Is often accompanied py
senator Jacobs OF Kings County who has conhdersDIa
faith In the curative properties OF Atlantic CITY ar.
Both Of these gentlemen spent the summer months
here last season.
samuel Seedman. of New York Is at the Delevan
There many other leading hotels when Nn
literally patrOnzcd by New York visitors and ailons
them might be- mentioned the well appointed WINDSOR
tho Hotel sickney In Kentucky ave, near the beam
the Hygca, pretty Pacihcav house, WHICH IS
managed by Mrs. t. \. Hutton and }. ~. Lauey mo
latter a bright young hotel man. the Sea side House.
fashionable and popular stopping place, made so
First National Bank the senate House and the san
Marcos. both beautifully located uptown hostelifes.
the slesworth and the lrvington. two handsome new
hotels at the end Of Virginia ave: the old estab-
ished Ocean House, and the commodiouS Hotel
Albion